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!alit* smositusolt, to rue starreft tie Lrkits
4rm Widen.
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This was a iietitiOn, praying to be alloWed to hold
a sum of moneys which had been seized, by attach=
ing sortie property of the BankruOts in Ameticat It
appeared that the Petitioners Wire creditors et the
Bankrupts for £5OO. That ithniediately after they
became insolvent, but a considerable time before
they were, made Bankrupts, Bainbridge seat mit to
America, and had an attachment put upon softie
property of the bankrupts in That country. The
question now was, whether the lais of America
considered such an attachment a and effectual
brie ? The opinions of .a mercantile man were stated,
that it was a good and effectual Attachment at and
from the time it *as made : but the Lord Chancel.
for wished the parties to make enquiry how the facts
would stand by the law of America

StAREY ASSIZES.
CROYDON, AUGUST 11.
*h! KING .9. BOVINGTON AND ANOTHER.

This was an informatiiin against the defendant%
Messrs. Bovington and Elringtoni for a nuisance, in
not repairing certain premises held by them adjoining
to the Marshalsea prison, in consequence of which
they fell down, and threw down a part of the Mar-
shalsea prison wall, by which two persons were ki1.1,1,
and several others b.uily hurt?
Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD, for the prosecuiion,
opened the case,, and the question was, whether the
Wall fell down from its own ruined state, or was
thrown down by the pressure of the adjoining build-
ing belonging to the defendants ? The evidence on.
the part of the prosecution went to she*, that the
building of the defendants was in a ruinous state, and
they attributed the accident to the tie of the roof
being rotten, bywhich the roof spread out, and pressing
against the Marshalsea walls, the wall was thrown in.
The building of the defendants, it appeared, was built ,
about 1G or 18 years ago, as store-houses for the
Messrs. Calverts, and was supported on uprights
reared against the Marshalsea wall. On the other
side it was contended, that the accident arse from
the insufficient manner of building the prison
that it was of insufficient thickness for its height, and
that its fall was occasioned by a heavy c brow six-de-
frise, which was let into the substance of the wall.
The examination of different Surveyors and wit-
nesses to these facts, occupied nearly the whole day,
and the Jury withdrew for a considerable time to
consider of their verdict, when at last they found the
defendants Not Guilty.
London, England, 1813-08-13

DARTMOUTH, AUGUST W.

Sailed yesterday the Jenny cartel, for Atnetita
and to-day the Anna Maria cartel, also fdr America ;
they carry between than upwards of 200 prisoneis
of was to be exchanged.

DEAL, AUGUST 1!.

•
Came down from the River, the Charles Itathilton,
DinALDON, for Cadiz ; and the Selby and Ruby, and
several more, and sallied, under convoy of the nap;
cutter, for Fortsmouth.—Wind S.E.
GitAVESEND, AUGUST 14.

The following East Indiameo,ate. have arrived, and
safely passed Gravesend :—Clarkson, from Bengal ;
Echo, holt', the South Seas; Mary, froth Calcutta ;
Hannah, from Bombay.; Hindostan, froM ditto; and
the Arab, from the South Seas.
tiAItWICH. AUGUST Is.
Sailed the Lord Nelsen packet, for Ofitenburshe
and the Lady Nepean pacht, fok Heligoland, With
mails.
YARMOUTiI, AUGUST Is.

Arrived the HEARTY, from Harwich, arid the KING
Georics, from off the Texel. Salad the VIXEN, for
the Humber, to take out the trade in that. river for
the Baltic.

Annonbrit.—Colonel CADOGAN, it appears .by his
bwn exertions& recruited the battalion he commanded,
the 4tl of the 71et, ok Glasgow regiment, from among
the young men of that city, and in a very short time
rendered them fit for active duty. In every service
in which they have herb emplo)ed they have always
behaved in the most gallant manner, and worthy of
their late brave Commander. At Arroyo de Molinos,
however, when it happened to be their lot to drive the
enemy into the toten, they became in some measure
appalled by the firm front which their opponents, who
had rallied at the furtLer end of the street, presented
to them) and seemed to waver ; Colonel CADOGAN,
who was in adVance, expecting them to fhllow, in-
stantly perceived this ; and, aware of the danger of a
moment's delay, and being struck with the resem-
blance of the street to the Gallogate of Glasgow,
wined immediately round, and liailoping to the head
ni his egimentocalled out in an nuiatingto;one," What,
my lade, shall we not drive them out of the GAllow-
gate !" The address was electrical, the regiment in-
stantaneously regained its wonted courage; and, led
en by their brave Chief, overcame all opposition, and
in a few militates not an enemy was left in the place.

Last week, while a patty of the Lincolnshire mi-
litia were conveying five unlicensed stills, which the
Revenue Officers had seized from Cara, to London-
derry, they were suddenly assailed by a band of
armed men, who had posted themselves on the moun-
tain of GlentAugher, and volleys were fired on both
sides, and a sharp irregular conflict was maintained
for some time, when the assailants were dislodged
and rooted, and the stills were conveyed to their de-
stination without further molestation. •
London, England, 1813-08-13

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 10.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day, but the Richard
Stapleton, Larrn, film Belfast bound to BUenos
Ayres.—Wind variable, very light breezes
PLIMOUTH, AUGUST it.
Put in here to join convoy, the schooner Fame,
Lowther ; and the brig Venus, Lowther ; both froth
Waterford) with cargoes of provisions, bound to Lon.
don.—ArriVed the Lord Nelson, Litten, from Lon-
don ; Idea, Clemens, froth Padstow ; Industry,
Carpenter, frost Arundel ; Ceres, Langmaid ; Cul.
den Grove. Mills; and the Dasher, Daily, from
Wales ; and the Fontenoy, Denten, from Sunder_
land.—Sailed the Bruit Poime frigate, and the
SPAT:ROW brig of war, t o pin the Channel Fleet.—
Wind variable..

PORTSMOUTH, AUbUST la.
Arrived the sloop Diana, from Waterford; Wil-
liam, —, from ditto ; and brig Liberty, from Gi
bialtar.:—tailetl his Majesty's schooner ALPHA, with
the transports, having the Tipperary abd Waterford
Militia un board, for Cork. Went out of harbour
the Ctostus, of 10 guns, Captain FIFE, and is ap-
pointed convoy to the Downs.
London, England, 1813-08-13

COLCHESTER-ESSEX

CAPITAL RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stables,
Farm-buildings, Pleasure-grounds, excellent Kitchen-gardens,
Orct•ard, and Meadow Land, top of East-hill, with a long
frontage to the Street, and the most desirable part for a Gen-
tleman's Residence-213y Mr. RUINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August '26, at 12, in one Lot;
THE PRIORY, formerly part of the GREY
FRIAR MONASTERY, a very eligible FREEHOLD
ESTATE, and Immemorially Tithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a
capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, sit uatc in a flue com-
manding eminence, the top of Ease-hill, the most preferable part
of Colchester, the reddence and property of J.sua s HALL, Esti
The ROUSE is a substantial Brick Edifice, with a doable
bowed Front, and contains, on the ground story, a neat En-
trance-hall, Library, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, capital
Dining-parlours Stare-room, roomy Closets, Water-closets, &c.;
seven ailtrled-chambers on the first story, with Stort-room,i
Closets, &c. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store-
rooms, Closet s, &e.
'llse Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Seri
vants'-hall, Bakehouse, and Scullery; Pantries, Larders Dairy,
and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved -Yard, with Gates'
to the Street; double Coach-house, with a very extensive Stort -
chamber over it; and two a-stall Stables, Brewkuuse, and various
Out-buildings, all of the most substantial brick, and in perfect,
repair. Lawns and Pleasure-grounds Fish-ponds, a capital
Kitcheniirden, partly wailed, and well socked with fruit-trees ;
another Garden, completely walled round,dry gravel-walks, pro-
ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, sad Out-buildings, enclosed by
wails, the whole Oct upying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and
rich l'asture Field, walled round, also lying compact, and contain-,
ing about EleCen Acres. A most desirable Residence fur a Gen-
tleman's Family, commanding extensive views of a beautifully
rich country. Tie Buildings and Grounds are in the most com-
plete order, and immediate Possession may be had.
May be view,.d by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be had: and at the three Cups Inn; White Horse, Ips-
wich; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford ; of Mr.
Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at Gamway's ; at
Messrs. Hoper and Broughton, Solicitors, 42, Great Marlbo-
rough-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,Golden-square.
London, England, 1813-11-09

INSOLVIENT ACT.

Mr. LOCKHART, on seeing a Right Honour-
able Gentleman opposite in his place, to whom the
execution of the law on the subject peculiarly be-
longed, wished to ask him, whether it was intended
to carry the existing Insolvent Act into effect, or to
amend it in the first instance ?

Mr. H. ADDINGTON replied, that he was not
at present prepared satisfactorily to answer the Hon.
Gentleman's inquiry.
London, England, 1813-11-09

TALL OF PAIVPLONA.
•
At length we have ta announce the arrival of 6,1
Official Details of additiOnal triumph to the Mil
lied AMU. Last gight the Admiralty Telegragke;
from Plymouth, was at work on the subject but all
that could be distinguished was diOversi " PAU.
'Lows." Early this momingthoWeve4
Hut, brother of the Marquis of I:4!,ll4;c4ioqikutil
one of Lord liremeofrom's Aides-de-Camp. arrivadti
in Downinkstreet with his Ltirdship's
The Park and Tower Guns were era tit :telt
t o'clock, and in the course of 'the day the iolloWing
communications reached ns on the event ;
London, England, 1813-02-22

PARIS, FEBRUARY 13.

His Serene Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor
of the Empire appeared on this day, Saturday, the
13th of February, in the Senate, by order of his Ma-
jesty the Emperor and King, tor the purpose of pre-
siding at the Sitting. His Serene Highness having
been received with the usual ceremonies, caused the
Concordat, signed at Fontainbleau, the 25th of Ja-
nuary, 1813, between his Majesty the Emperor and
King, and his Holiness Pius VII. to be read by one
of his Secretaries.
London, England, 1813-02-22

DEAL FEBRUARY 21.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Rambler,
GODFREY, from St. Michael's ; and his Majesty's
ships DENEMARK and UtsssEs from Portsmouth, and
remain. Came down from the River the Henry,
Czar, for Demerara, and the RALEIGH sloop of war,
bound to the West-Indies. The outward-bound are
still detained by contrary winds.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-02-22

PORTSMOU fH, FEBRUARY 21.

Yesterday sailed the DANEMARK, of 74 guns, Cap-
tain BAKER; ULYSSES, 44, Captain FOTHERGILL; and
Dromedary store-ship, Captaia PRITCHARD, with Xl5O
prisoners, for the Downs. Arrived the schooner
William, STEPHENS, from Limerick. This day arri-
ved the CHRISTIAN SEVENTH, 74, Captain BALL; and
GALATEA, 36, Captain LOSACK, from St. Helen's ;
and TYRIAN, 10, Captain BALDWIN, from a cruize.
Dropped down to St. Helen's, the TIGRE, Captain
HALLIDAY..-.Arrived the ship Ann, NEALE, from Te-
neriffe.—•Sailed the Ant, for Lymington.---His Ma-
jesty's ship PAIITHIAN is appointed convoy for the
Downs.

By the latest accounts from the Adriatic we learn
that the three line of battle ships built by the enemy
at Venice are ready for sea. Admiral FRELMANTLE,
in the MILFORD, was cruizing off Venice, and the
ALCSIENE off Sardinia. The Apor.r.o, CERBERUS,
and WEAZLY were watching Corfu. The BACCHANTE
was refitting at Lissa. Toulon was closely recon-
noitred by the TREMENDOUS, Captain CAMPBELL,
when the enemy's fleet was found to consist of six
r three-deckers, twelve two-deckers, and eight frigates,
apparently ready for sea.

During the dreadful gale of Wednesday night, the
Nimrod, from Honduras to London, loaded wi►h
mahogany and silk handkerchiefs, was wrecked be-
tween Berling and Crowlink Gaps. The Captain,
two mates, and nine seamen, unfortunately perished.
The Spanish ship Manuela, B. ARRARTE Master,
from Corunna, has brought a report of the Allied
Army having broken up in pursuit of the French,
who had evacuated Leon, and were supposed to be
in full retreat for the Ebro.
London, England, 1813-02-22

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 20.

Arrived his Majesty's brig WASP, from a cruize ;
and the ship St. Anselmo, Capt. De la QUINTAN,
from Buenos Ayres, with hides and tallow, bound to
London : she has has 82 days passages--Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-02-22

extend as far as &anhlarow. The lei of recruits
goys on with the greatest activity ; great numbers of
them arrive from all parts to complete the regiments
of the line and light cavalry. Every preparation is
snaking for putting Thorn in a state of defence.—
The garrison of that place, which consisted of 12,000
French, has been reinforced- by 3000 Bar-mauls.—
The command of this garrison is given to the Polish
General Woyezinski.
London, England, 1813-02-22

MARRIED.

At Chertsey, In Surrey, the 18th lost. the Rev. Samuel %with, t
Magdalen Culiege, Oxfot d, t, Nits' Way.hot, of the fo. user pLiet.
Febtuary Bth, by the Rev. the Dean of the Wand of Jersey.
Robert Pool, Esq. of Dublin, to Alias 1.. Geyt, only daughter it
Cer.trlt sWm. I.e Geyt, Esq. desc.nJed from an ancient and dila
tinguished family to that Ibland, and first cousin to hi Serene
I lightiess the Duka de Boutlfion.
London, England, 1813-02-22

A NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.

publithed, very neatly printed, price ss. bound,
PLEAENTS UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY,
1-4 Ancient and Modern; containing a Description of the
Boundary, F.s• Divisior 4, Chief Cities, Sea Ports, Bays and
Gulping, Lakes, Rivers, Capes, Mountains, Forests, Islands, Go-
vernment, Religions, Population, C:imate, Soii, Productions,
Commerce, Historical Bven?s, &c. of the several Countries,
'fates, &c. it the Known Woo a To which are added, klitlto
lical, Classical, aud Mythological Notes.—BY A. Pigvor.
In order to render this Work as acceptable as possible both to
Schools and Privat }'u, 114, rise Author combines in it a Com-
pendium of Antient Geography, aft ature not merely of novelty,
but he trusts I.kewise of obvious utility.
Londoe.: Printed for the Author, N 0.9, Chapel-street, Pad-
dington ; ,old by Lackington, Allen, and Co. 'temple of the
Muses, inebury-square.—Ut whom may be bad, gr:..t is, Lacking-
ton, Alkn, end Co.'s Annual Wholesale Catalogue of 6choul
Books .or Schoehstasters only.

This day was published, the Third Edition, price 21s. boards, of
the rnurth, Filth, and Sixth Volumes, of
PALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE.-By
Miss LDGEWORTH.

Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where ma' be had, by the same Author,
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AGENTLEMAN who has passed much time
abroad, and is well acquainted with the Spanish and French
Languages, would willingly employ himself as an Agent in the
Wool or any other trade requi.ing al tendon on the Continent,
on liberal terms. Letters front Principals, post-paid, directrd
to X. Y. at Mr. Langley's, Solicitor, Bath, will be immediately
attended to.
London, England, 1813-02-22

Nrim mnt 8102.

rtiltOART It. 1813.
SUBSCWIPTION FOR THI RELIFR OF THS WIDOWS
AND FAMILIES OF THE OFFICERS AND MEN J.OsT
AN HUI MAJESTY'S SHIPS ST (lEott GE, HERO, DE-
nt4cE, SAIVANHA, AND FANCY.
*-11-iE Widows, Children, Fathers, Mothers, Ern-
a' theta, or sisrevs, the legal Representatives of the Officers
sod Men lost in the above-mentionid Ships, who have not yet

tvcsiVed Relief from this Subscription, are particularly requested
to transmit (wtruzu sts selaiTUS IHOI4 THIS OATH) to the
',Secretory, a loiter from the Miiiitter, Churchwarden, or Over-
seers of the Parish where they reiide, certifiing, that the Cheek
received from the Navy Pay-Office bas been exhibited to them
(with the number and date of the Check), also stating thiamount
of the Wages received by such Representative, and that they be-
lieve tbem to be in wait of, or deserving, the Relief intended
bit; this Subscription. THOS. FERGUSON, Secretary.
No 9, Georgoiyard, I.onsbardottreet.

BROKE PRI•ON.-FELONY. -
FIFTY GUINEAS FURTHER. REWARD.

FAILLES DAVIES, formeily of the City of
C
I,,deeicarpenter, b.:t lately of Alfred-place, Xingu!own.
war the City of Bristol, where he carried on business as* Grocer
er the wine of CLarlee Walk•nson, absconded from his Cre-
di cr, about f ur moniha ago, and has been guilty of Felony ;
since this ne has Leen aspprebended at Plymonth-Dock and re-
roved from tk nee to Bristol, where lie escaped out of prison
on t hurAlay n:ghr last or early the following morning He is
?rani 35 to It) years of age, ;bout 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, o: a
complexion, has light hair, is rather stout made, struts a lit-
tle when walking, and in conversation generally stands in an
et et posture and places his thumbs in the arm-hales of WI waist-
cost; he wore on his lag escape, a black coat, new black silk
waistcoat, light vitae(' corded small clothes, and a dark great
coat almost new faced with bilk.
Whoever will appreh.nd the said Charles Davies alias
son, or give such infornia:ion to Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bei.ch-
AN' slits, Temple, London, or Messrs Brown and Ca: y, solicitors,
Bris n, as to cause him to be again apprehended, a' all imme-
d:alely thereon receiva tile above Rcwkrd, by applying to the
said Mr. Hurd, or Messrs. Brown aid Cary.
London, England, 1813-02-22

CERTIFICATES—March

Thomas Napier, Liverpool, merchant. William Camps, Up.
per Thantes...treet, stationer. Itichar,l Stelling, Norton, wool-
dealer. Gorse Malpa., Southampton-place, l.r.cklayer. Thos.
Dawson, lrtstol,dealer. John Jac k sof:, Norhain, mill:1%-
I.one. Bailey, Businshall-street, warehousanill. Daniel A4'l2 u eel),
Liverpool, William Shone, grocer. Berman
Geiliard Hithere, Lt nelun-sheet, mercliait. Jolui Davison,
l:ardwartntan. John Winder, I.3ucasiter, mt•rebant.--
Wdliau Gould, Bath, pertumer.—Henry La.whin and James
Ch Ws, Bulliter-lane, wine merchants. Richard Mason, Nor.
folk-street, carver. Julia Mums, Prestwich, cot
turer. Joel George Youn, Petcy -stre-t,• guilder. John Lewis
Popping, ilishopsgatc-street, grocer. Jonathan buweri,:kockten,
cectun-splumir.

ECCLESIASTICAP PROMOTIONS.
Rev. Isaac Mosop, Lurate of Pluckley, to the vicarage tf Crap.
brook, Kent.
Rev. H. J. Randolph, to the vicarage of Hawkesbury, Clou.
cestershlre.

Rev. Gt orge D'Oy►y, F •llow of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, and Christian Advocate in hat Universi,y, is ap.
pointed Examining Chaplain to his G: ace the Lurd Archbishop
of Canterbury.
Ox FORD, Frs. 20. Thursday the followin Gentlemen wa•
admitted to degrees: _ _

Spencer Rodney Drummond, and Arthur Champagne. F.4qrs.
of Christ Church, Grand Compounders, and Mr. J..mes L.nd,
of Wadharn College, Bachelors of ..t s.
Friday the Rev. Henry AllwriOn Hughes, B. A of Worcester
College, was admitted Master of Ar
CAMBRIDGE, Faa. I 9.—Wednes lay the Rev. Peter Bulmer, of
Jesus College, was admitted to the decree of Mauer of Arts,
Mr. John S•rry %on Sergrave of Emanuel College, to the dtge-e of
Bachelor is Law; and Mr. James Norgate, Cabs College, to
the degree of Bachelor in Medicine.
London, England, 1813-02-22

BERLIN, FEBRUARY IL

A great number of French Generals arrive here
every day, and afterwards take the road to Magde.
burg, Leipzig, Bruuswit k, Mayntz, Bcc. acc.
His Highness the Prince of Sayn Wittgenstein,
Grand Chamberlain to his Majesty, and Chief of the
Higher Police, departed yesterday for Breslau.
London, England, 1813-02-22

AdALIAMEAT.fir htOC.EZLINGI

BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. •
DAY, FEBRUARY 22.

Oarilis-Further consideration of Report on Vice-Chancel-
lor's Bill—Defaulters' Names to be reported—Report Supply—
Committee of Supply—Copper Exportation Bill, third time—
Report on Starch Bill—Cornish Miners' Bill, second time—Re-
port on Revenue Prisoners' Bill—Committee of Ways and Means
—lrish School,' Bill, second time—Kilmainham Hospital Bill,
second time.

Nnxicts—Sir James Shaw, Bill relating to the Names of
Gunmakers placed on guns—Sir John Newport, Irish Schooli,
and Bill to exempt from the Tax on Bachelors all Members of
Colleges and Roman Catholic Clergy.
London, England, 1813-02-22

THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE.

-NUMBER VI. will be ready for delivery on the
24th instant, the day previous to that iippnwed by the
HOUSE 4 COMMONS for (Focussing the CACHOLIC
QUE:TION. It contains a Refutation of the famous Speeches
of Sir J. C. HIPPISLEY and Mr. CANNING, wi•lt other mat-
ter most important to the Question. The Publ.sher particularly
recommends ?or this occasion,

Analysis of Mr. Canning's Speech, price sq.
The Rights of Church attested, from Historical Documents.
A Solemn and Timely Appeal, wth an Appendix of valual;.e
Records.,—No. 41, Yall-Mali, 20th February.
London, England, 1813-02-22

DIVICENDS to be nude at GUILDHALL.

March 16, Thomas Wyatt, Bexley, baker, at ten—March 27,
William Philips, Great James-street, coal merchant, at
twelve—March i ti, r.pworth Rawson, Clenitufs-lane, carpena
ter, at twelve. March In, William Wilson, Fenchurch-street,
merchant, at eleven. March 13, Andrew Paton, Thomas Gill, i
and James Brown, Old Gravel-lane, soap-manufacturers, at 12.
March 27, William Coombe, Scot's-yard, merchant, at twelve.
March 13, Nicholas Power, Old Broad street, merchant, at 12.
March 1:3, George Alexander Wylie, Warnford-court, merchant,
at eleven. March 13, Henry Eurber, New-street, Covent-Gar-
den, hardwarenian, at ten. March 13, Thomas Brannan, Mar-
gate, grocer, at twelve. March 13, Daniel Charles Pontifex,
tiolourn, silk-mercer, at twelve. March 13, Thomas Kella-
way, Walworth, carpenter, at ten. March IS, Horatio Smith
and Henry Chestier, Winchester-street, merchants, at twelve.
March Is, George Cooke and Joseph Kilner, Nicholas-lane,
merchants, at two. March 20, Robert Tippler and Leonard
Ltadley, Tower-street, brokers, at eleven.
London, England, 1813-02-22

FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 9.

The Freffeli Generals Tarul, Margaron, Wandetia
and Lacroix, arrived here }es!saday.. There pas,ed
through on the same Jay a French courier onniing
f,om the army, and a Saxon courier expedited from
Warsaw to Paris.
FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 10.

M. Signeul, Consul-General to Sweden, attive4,
here yestetd.ty from Paris, on his return to StucZ
holm.

BRESLAU, JANUARY 31.

We continue to enlist young men who are fit to
serve as sub-officers of artillery. Fresh troops coml.
nually arrive at this place.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY 2.
The intelligence received from the interior of Rus.
sia confirms the preceding accounts of the penury suf
fered in that unfortunate country. The army is torn
to pieces—it has lost a prodigious number of men by
cold ; it arrived in countries in which the French, itt
retiring, left nothing. C'••it tgeous disorders have
made great ravages in it. 'The Government is very
much embarrassed to recruit it.

The Russian Generals have, in truth, established
hospitals in several towns, particularly in Lithuania :
but these hospitals are badly organized, the sick want
a number of things, and many of them perish. We
know, that in these sort of things the Kinsians are
ill•informed.

The Russians have very few men in Podolia, Vol.
Ilyni3, and the Buckowine.
The last letters received from 1 urkey, announce
that the affairs of Servia are at last upon the point
of being settled. A ccurier was every instant expec.
ted at Belgrade from Constantinople, for they write
from that capital, that all the difficulties had been
settled, and that the definitive arrangement was quite
ready for being signed.
We know nothing decisive respecting Widclin,
place is still very closely observed by the °unhurt
troops, without, however, its being ei,her besieged or
blockaded. There have been several affairs in
neighbourhood of that town ; the troops of Mallith
Pemba have experienced considerable lea s.

The news which we have rec.:ived mr.kes no men-
tion of the plague, from wf..enze it may be presumed
that that scourge has diminished or ceased.
FEB. 3.—Private letters frcni Hungary mention
the arrival of a State prisoner at Grass Waradin.—
He is treated with great respect, and has a grim
number of domestics. Many persons think 13,t is
foreign Prince, and Chief of the Secret S..cietY ei
Free Masons, designated by the title The Unto:'•
of the Virtues." It is added, that he has been ar-
rested in consequence of tile reqtiesc of .t foreign So-
vereign. He wishes to be incognii,;, and affects to
speak only French and Latin.

LEMBERG, SANLTARY c 7.
According to intellig,nce from Warsaw of t!.l
20th instant, Field Marshal Prince Schwartzen'ari
maintains himselt in his position at Prihusk, :11,1
thereby prevents the Russia.i Genera S.icken, m 3
is posted over against him, from moving ft"'`arJ.
General Regnier has his head-quarters at
General Durutte at Szulusk, and his advanced
London, England, 1813-02-22

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the i 2th day of March nest, to conunnnc.: at Eleven o'Clock

iu tin. Forenoon,
'lli I E handsome Brig EMPRESS, of the following
Dimensions, per An Register:
Length. 93 ft. 0 in. Depth, - IS ft. sin.
bread' - 45 ft. 4 in. I Admeasures 274 84-95 tons.
This is, without exceptien, the finest Vessel of her class that
has 'seen offered tor sale at this port fbr many years; she isfaith-
fttiiy boilt, of the hesi materials, has a wqman bust figure-head,
topper-fastened, and combines the desirable qiialitees of carrying
a lair cargo ae d eailuig fast; is abundantly found in new stores.
having been launched and fitted at New York, about five mouths
since.

Afterwards, her CARGO: consisting of
71 Casks
Coffee, I 60 Casks Annotto
946 Bags I 5 Cases Indigo, and about
tIS Boxes j Sugar,white & I 5 Tons 1.0,w00d, Cam-
-10 Casks S brown Havan. peachy.
19 4 Bales Co• ton Wool, Cayenne,New Orleans, and Sea Island.
Captured by, and con enured as prize to, his Majesty's ship
Rover, F. Erskine Locke, Esq. Commander.

The Brig COLUMBIA, Philadelphia built, copper sheathed
and taite.)..d ; has a scrawl head, and a prat and convenient
ro..ttd-t''tise on deck, pierced tor lb guns, sails remarkably fast,
and carries a large c trgu, about three years old, Is well found in
useful a ores adineasures about ',20 tons, (her dimensions will
be erpre•sed as s.)on as her cargo is unlit:len )
Afterwards her Cargo, consisting of
25 Casks i
Coffee, 109 Bales Cotton, Upland and
817 Bags Louisiana.
" ihd% i Suga 3 Bags Guns,
Pi 13, zee -r' 2 Tons 1 ogwood,Campeachy.
",„* This vessel was captured by and condemned as prize to
his Majesty's ship BRITON, Captain Sir TKOMAS Srosnos.

If? Ti.e Privateer SANS SOUCI, since our last Advertise-
ment, bas been SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

Afterwards.
The Good Brig L'AIMABLE JULIE. She appears to be
French built, and to have bad a very large and general outfit and
repair very recently.
London, England, 1813-02-22

PRO rESTANT UNION.

This day were published, Ncis. 1. and H. price ed. containing
H E ADDRESS, RESOLUTIONS, and
QUESTION,ti, to the ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLICS,
by the PROTESTANT UNION. --
Printed for R Bickerstaff, Eases-street, Strand, London.
Anil on Wedner!ay, February S 4, 181 3, Ns. 111. of the PRO-
TESTAN UNION wfl be published, price three-pence, eon-
talning Letter., from Ireland.

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
This day was published, In Svo. price I4+.

AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the LAWS
enacted against the CATHOLICS, Koth in Englan,t and
Ireland, of the Ameliorations which they have undergone during
the present Reign, and of their existent State; to which is added,
a short Account of the Laws for the Punishment of Heresy in
general; a brief Review of the Merits of the Catholic Quest-on ;
and copious Notes, tending principally to illustrate the Views and
Conduct of the C such of England, the Presbyterians, and Secta-
rians; with regard to Toleration, when in the enjoyment of Power.
By JAMES BALDWIN BROWN, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple.
Printed for Uoderwirld and Black., Sit, Fleet-street ; H. Fitz-
patrick, Capel-street, Dublin; and Adam Black, South Bridge-
street, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1813-02-22

PREFECTURE OF POLICE.

An ordinance, dated the 14th Febrnary, concentinl
masks during the Carnival, contains the following
dispositions :
" Every individual who, during the Carnival, shall
appear in the streets, squires, or promen4des, masked
or disguised, shall neither wear sword, stick, nor
ether arms.

" No one shall assume a disguise of a nature to
trouble the public order, nor which can in any wAy
offend decency and manners.
66 It is forbidden to all persons masked er dip.
guised, and :411 other individuals to insult any person
whatever, to permit, on account of the Carnival, ar.y
attack, or introduce themselves by violence into shops
And houses.

‘• It is likewise forbidden to every individual, to
insult to provoke persons masked or disguised.
." Every person masked or disguised, invited by a
police officer to follow him, must immediately follow
him, and proceed to the nearest police office, to give
such explanations as may be demanded of him.

Those who act ci ntrary. to the foregoing dispn.
sitions, shall be arrested and conducted before the
Prefecture of Police, who shall take such administra.
tive measure as belongs to him, without prejudice to
the proceedings to be adopted before the tribunals, as
well against tl►em as against their fullers, mothers,
and others civily responsible according to Law."....
(illonitcur, ht. 14.)
London, England, 1813-02-22

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 30.

Arrived the St. Martin's Planter, TOTHERINOHAM,
from London to Malta : was captured by the Paul
Jones American privateer, and re-captured, near Lis-
bon, by his Majesty's ship DUBLIN, 74 guns, and the
INCONSTANT frigate.—Came in his Majesty's ships
'ORESTES, FAVOURITE, and ROYALIST, from a cruize.
The HELENA, of 16 guns, went from Barnpoel to the
Sound.—Commodore OWEN is appointed to the CORN-
WALL, of 74 guns, in the stead of Capt. BROUGHTON.
There are this day in Cawsand Bay, the Sound, Ha-
raoaze, &c. no fewer than 45 cruizing ships, except-
ing the QUEEN CHARLOTTE, which is not yet manned
—of these seven are of the line, and many of the re-
mainder frigates.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1813-02-22

TO IHE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

SIR—I wish to be informed if the doorkeepers to the
gallery of his Majesty's Courts held in the Old Bailey,
now in session, are authorised to demand from any
of his Majesty's subjects, two shillings and sixpence
for admission into the gallery, and three shillings for
admission into the opposite side in the said Court?
A Gentleman and I went to hear ►he trials, and were
refused admittance unless we paid the above-men-
tioned prices. An answer from any one acquainted
with the rules of the Court will be very satisfactory.
London, Feb. 19. A NAVY OFFICER.

ANTPATTRITION.—Since the Patent Composition
to prevent the effects of friction (which is sold at 149,
Strand), has been brought out, we understand it is
nothing for a carriage to run six, seven, or even eight
hundred miles for less than one shilling, or for a heavy
stage wagon to go four hundred miles with only
one application of this article, for about the same
expence; and for Steam Engines to work four or five
weeks for one fourth of what it formerly used to cost.
It is said an Alteration is to be made in the pay-
:Bent of the Income and Property Tax, which, in-
stead of being paid to the customary tax-gatherers,
is to he paid into an office appointed by Government
for that purpose.
Tuesday evening, about seven o'clock, a tide-waiter
of the name of G ioke, visiting a vessel at the North
wall, near e:s Custom-house, Dublin, Tell off the
prank, and was drowned.
Thursday, about 12 o'clock, a most destructive fire
broke out at Little Waltham, Essex. It originated
at a cottage, which, from some accident, took fire
from tl.e heating of an oven. This cottage stood
directly opposite a farm called Felsteds, held off-
hand by Mr. Thorn* Beardwell. In the short space
of ten minutes, the stacks of cons and hay in the
yards, barns, stables, and other outbuildings, were in
flames, and no human effort could arrest the progress
of the devouring element.
About 1000 poor miserable objects of all nations,
dese: tcrs from the French in the Peninsula, have ar-
rived atLymington. They are line young men, but
are in a most mserible plight, being without shoes
or stockings.
At the Session-house, in Green-street, Dublin, on
Monday last, Jane Short, an interesting looking girl,
not more than 15 years of age, was tried for the mur-
der of her female bastard child. It was described in
the indictment, " an infant of tender years, to wit,
about the age of one day " She was acquitted of the
murder, but found guilty of concealing the birth.
London, England, 1813-02-22

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

March 24, Huniphry Squire, Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven,
at the Globe, Exeter. March 19, James James, Pitcomb, So-
mersetshire, edge-tool maker, at eleven, at the George, Promise.
March 15, Edward Faulkner, 'Eccles, bander, in three, at the
Dog, Macbester. March 17. William Lucas, Holbeach, Jobber,
at eleven, at the White Hart, Spalding. March 13, James Bir-
chall, Brindle, muslin-manufacturer, at eleven, at the White
Horse, Preston. March 15, John Kieleing, Liverpool, merchant,
at eleven, at the Globe Imern, Liverpool. March 20, Christo-
pher Graham, Oxford, innholder, at eleven, at the Mitre, -lord. March 13, William Bout, Coventry, carrier, at eleven, at
the Craven Arms, Covemry. March 10, John Procter, semi. Lan-
caster, brewer, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Lancaster.—
March 13, 'llamas Weisel!, I.iveryool, tag-merchant, at twelve,
at the Globe, Liverpool. March 15, Smith and Fraver.
Becket, Liverpool, drapers, at 14, at ti:e George, Liverpool.
Marcia 15, John Heskin, Liverpool, craw-hat manufacture r, at
eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. March IR, John Dames
Bird, Cardiff, bookseller, at twelve, at the Cardiff Arras, Car-
ditE March l ti, Peter Greaves, Manc:.ester, innkeeper, at eleven,
at the Manchester Arms, Manchester.
London, England, 1813-02-22

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1813.

This day were published, in 1 *al fry°. price 12s. in boards,
POEMS.' By CAROLINE SYMMONS, and
CHARLES SYMMONS, D.D.
Author of the Life of Milton, &c. &c.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.

This day was publisbeS, price 4s in boards.
ROMEO AND JULIET TRAVESTY.—
" Nil fuit unquam tam dispar sibi.
Dulce est desipere in loco."—Hoa.
London : Printed for T. Hookham,jun. and E. T. Hookham,
Old Bond-street ; Richardson, opposite the Royal Exchange; and
lentyris, Old Town -street, Plymouth.

This day was published, price Ys. 6d.
The Third Edition, of
OBSERVATIONS on the CRIMINAL LAW
of ENGLAND as it relates to Capital Punishments, and
on the Mode In which it is administered.
By Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY.
Printed fur T. Ca&II and W. Davie., Strand.
London, England, 1813-02-22

13tUINSIoNS:

Length on Deck - - - 55 Ft. 2i In.
Breadcb - . • • 17 3
Adinessures - - - 65 8-94 Tons.
Square•sterntd, N very burthensoine, takes the ground well,
and is abundantly found in stores.

The Brigantine I...HAZARD, has a neat scrawl head, sails
fast, and burthene well
Length - - - . 51 Ft. 911 In.
_ _ _ _ .. .

Breadth - • - - 16 lli
Admeasures - - - 59 10-94 Tons.
These Vessels appear to be suited for the Newfoundland trade
or getieral purposes, and with their stores, are in condition for
immediate employment.

The Sloop LA BONNE MERE, square-sternecl, appears to
be British built. _ _

Length
Breadth

. SO Ft. el In.
17 1;

Admeasures - 57 47-94 Tons.
She is very burihensome, takes the ground well, is well found,
and may be immediately employed for general purposes.

The Sloop or Smack MEDINA, British built.
Length - - - 50 Ft. 1V In.
Breadth 18
Ailmeasures - 63 75 Di Tons.
She carries a large cargo, and sails well, is adapted for general'
purposes, and is in good condition.
ourrawastos.
The Cargoes of the last four Vessels, consistit4 of WINES,
SALT, and EAIVIII-lEN WARE, Particulars of which will he
expresoed in the Catalogues. Cap ure.l by and condemned as
prises to his Majesty's ship Strenuous,lohn N woof, Esq. Com-
mander.
For further Information apply to James Sykes, Esq. Arundel.
sttect, joint Agent for the stover ; to Me.srs. John Jackson and
Co. New Broad-street, Lontmo. for the Briton and strenuous;
to MOM. HAMM, and Sesta, Merchants, Plymouth.
JOHN ..LUSeeklia, Broker.

PW:CE SIXPEN CB••HA I. FPErN %Y.

GRAND SURREY CANAL AMENDMFNT BILL

IN consequence of the impressions cor.veyed by tls
Newspaper Reports of the rejeetion of th s Hiil.. he Comorte
tee of the Grand Surrey Canal Company think 1• a Jury they
owe to the Proptietms, and the Pubic, to state th.tt this hill was
not, as its t I seems to import —introduced by them. Mg al-
tended for the bent fir of the Cuorptoy, but on the contrary, wall
bronatt forwar4 by certain ships %ins of the Fort of London
for tito purpose t•f preventing the 0 amen of Vest, !ti resorting tO
th. r front doing such repai s there, while ail Mt, wi.ie
they have h. • n hitherto accustomed to.
The Members of Parliament who expressed their wish thie
the Bill shuul I go into a Committee, ratee distinctly *heir cow.
that repairs which ght be *lane to a s'e.o ail.tat fur as
in the Grand surrey Canal Basal, w old prohalliy, miller (vend°
circumstances, cost £5O or Xi( 0 f compelle,l to go Into a +lli.
builder's Dock, whilst &hers orpo•ed the ',rind* of the Bill on
t' le ground of its dtstroylog the advantage and accommodation
London, England, 1813-02-22

1 UESDAY.

ORDERS—Tregony Election, at three o'clock, (two petitions)
—Stamford Election, at hAll-past three—English Local Militia
Bill, 2d time—Scotch Local Militia Bill, 2d time.

Noi•icrs—Sir Francis Burdett, Bill tor devolving the Powers
of the Regency on the Princess Charlotte of Wales, in case of
the deatk of the Prince Regent, in the life time of tke King—
Mr. D. Giddy, for a Committee to consider of the laws relative
to Copyrights, and to the depositing certain topics of printed
books—Mr.Sing Cooper, Bill for regulating the powers of Grand
Juries in Ireland, in the presenting of mosiey.
London, England, 1813-02-22

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

WANTED, for a LAI of 17 years of age, a situa-
tion in a large Arable and Grazing Farm, where he may
be made in every way useful, and at the Nlrtie time in,tructed in
the air. '1 of t‘e Farm. A suitable premium will be paid.
Address by Letters (post-paid), to Mr. Mickle, opposite the
Asylum, Westrnirmer Road.
N.B. The Lad h a native of Ireland, and a Catholic.
London, England, 1813-02-22

This day was published, price Si.

- .
A LETTER to the Right Reverend HENRY
BATHLTRST, D.D.Lord Bishop of Norwich, on the ten-
dency of some of his pub7lc opinions, and the benefits likely to
accrue to the Eatabbshment in Church and State, by the Repeal
of all the disabling Statutes against Roman Catholics and Pro-
testant Dissenters, and the Lancastrian System of Eduution ;
entraining a summary History of Roman Catholic Dominion
and Papal Usurpation, from the Conquest to the Revolution.
By WILLIAM FIR at, E,q.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law, late his Majesty's Attorney-
General of the Province of Upper Canada.

Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
Butterworth, Fleet-street; Catiell and Davies, Strand; Hateluird,
Piccadilly ; Beatniffe, Norwich ; Parker, Oxford; ar.d Deighton,
Cambrlage.
London, England, 1813-02-13

MR. HUME'S SPEECH.

This day was published, price Ss.
'THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH ofJOSEPH
-11- HUME, Esq. delivered at an Adjourned General Court
of the Proprietors of East-indla Stock, held in the India House,
on the 19th January, iais, for the purpose of taking into cond-
o( ration the Papers and Correspondence between Oa. Court of
Directors and Ms Majesty's Ministers for the 9,otwal of the
Cantpany's Charter. With an Appendix, containitioe.arractsot
the principal Lvidence And Statements referred to in i;se Speech.
Printed for John Stockdale,

TI-ft PROPOSED SOUTHWARK BRUCE.
This day were published,
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PROPOSED
SOUTHWARK BRIDGE from Bankside to Queen-street,
Cheapside ; addressed to the Subscribers ; 'hewing the inexpe-
diency and inadequacy of the Plan, with the injurious eons,-
quences arising from the execution of the undertaking, both to
the Public and to the Subscribers.
By an ORIGINAL SUBSCRIBER.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
mate:4*W.
London, England, 1813-02-13

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. are selling Tickets
and Shares in variety of Numbers, at their ODices, the corner of
Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing
Cross. Whore, in the Lottery drawn 14th and 15th January,
they sold 6 Capital Prizes, in 59 Shares; and in the Lotteries
drawn last year, 23 Capital Prizes, inauding One of £20,000,
and Two of 0,000.
London, England, 1813-02-13

I:iED.

At Coimbra, Portugal, on the Ilth of I anuary, of a remittent
fever, Dr. Cabbell, Physician to the forces.
Tuesday-evening, at Brighton, after a few hours illness, the
Hoff. Frances CharlesKnollys, second son of the Earl of Banbury.
Wednesday, aged 88, Mrs. Sparke, widow of Wm. Sparke,
Esq. late Major of the 48th regiment, and mother of the Bishop
of Ely.
Feb. 4, at Vicar's Lodge, Grand Canal' Bank, Dublin, the
Rev..l. J. Whitelaw, Vicar of St. Catherine',.—His death wa
occasioned by a fever caught in administering the Sacrament, in
the Fever Hospital, Cork-street:
A few days ago, aged 63, after about 48 Lour, treat sidle:Ong,
Mr. Charles Thorn, of Liverpool. This Cientl,•man's di att, wa.
occasioned by his having fallen into one of those phs or hike
now so common in this metropolis,tand often thaincfu'lT left
without a fence. The fatal accident happen ei.t,in Red Lion-
street, Holborn.

—HIGH WATER AT LON.OON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning.-- ........ ......... 15 miuutts after 1
A aertionn.

CH ILL' LA INS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE
-
HEAD.' ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universal:), esteemed for
its extraordinary Efficacy in RlicumatismcPalsies, Gouty Affec-
tions; and Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have
actually broke, 'Whitehead's Family Cerate will ease the pain,
and very speedily heal them.—Prepared and sold by R. Joht.ston,
Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, the Essence and
Pills at Qs. 9d. each; the Cerate at Is. lid, Sold by every Me-
dicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
•• • The Genuine has a black irk Stamp, with the itige of
• R. Johnston, inserted ea it.
London, England, 1813-02-13

TANNERS, L.EATHER-FACTORS, &c.

AT a GENERAL MEETING of the TAN:,
NERS, LEATHER FACTORS, and others interested le
the Leather Trade of London, and the Delegates of the Tanner,,
Curriers, Leather Cutters, Shoemakers, Harness-In:I:. s, Leather
Dresserp, and the various branches of the Leather Trade of
other parts of Crrat Britain, held at the London Tavera, Bl-
shopsgate•street, the Inds of February, ittis ,
London, England, 1813-02-13

Clektiepilor of the EZelbegner • how he accOesisd
the, scarcity of change, when so large a sum had
been issued, or upon what grounds he calculated that
any farther Issues of this, sort from the Sank would
not be withdrawn from circulation in the sense
manlier ?
No answer was returned, and the House resolved
itself into a Committee.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, that the time had now come, in which he could
regularly answer the questions put to him by the
Noble Lord. As to the first question* he should
anever by reference to a ample fact* that the ex-
,loge had Improved 15 per cent. since the last. time
the question was agitated in Parlianient ; and, there-
' fore; that there was not now the danger which for-
merly existed of silver continuing to advance in price.
Ik it bad continued to advance in price, he should
not hesiiiie that he should be stiU in layout
of the Systeria.of issuing Tokens from the Bank at a
*Ade Fegulated by the price of silver. The Local
Tokeni were issued without authority, control, or
responsibility ; Whereas all the issues of silver from
the Bank were regulated by an Order in Council* and
the publle, bad a security in their value, as their
weight and fineness Were regulated by the Privy
Council. He believed* however, that the number
of them in circulation was much -greater than *hat
had been stated by the Noble Lord-4
Lord A. HAMILTON said a few words.
Sir J. NEWPORT observed, that Ireland stiffer-
ed more than this country ibr the viant of silver cur-
rency, and that, from the circumstance of their being
no private Tokens, the country *as entirely depen-
dent, in this respect, on the issues of the Bank of
Ireland. In England, the deficiency of Bank issiift
was, in some degree, compensated by the ilisue of
private Tokens. Ireland, therefore, claimed some-1
what more of the attention of Parliament.
The CHANCELLOR bf the EXCHEQUER
agreed in the observations of the Hon. Baronet, and
said, that attention must be paid to the weight and
fineness of the silver issued in Tokens, ih Ireland.
After a few observations from sliderent Members,
the Bill passed through a Committee.
Some routine business was then disposed of.—Ad-
j onrued.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1813-02-13

D. M'Colleck, E►q. - - . ' 1 1 0
T. Bertier,.Esq. - . - 1 1 0
T. Carey, Esq. . - - 2 2 0
F. D. Jersey, Esq. - - . 2 2 0
W. Brock, Esq. - . - 2 2 0
W. Bishop, Esq. Agent to the Contractor 5 5 0
GARRISON OT ALDERNEY.
Brigadier•Ceneral Moore, Commanding
Detachment Royal Artillery - -
Captain Barton, ()Seers, Non-commissioned
Officers, and Privates, 2d Battalion 82d
regiment, one day's pay - - -
Brigade Major Hart - •
Town Major Martin - •
Cornet Le Cocq, and Alderney Troop
L.. J. Vtbert, Garrison Chaplain -
W. Hamner, Esq. Barrack Master -
Signal Muter and Attendants
Serjeant-Major, Quarter-Master•Serjeant, mid
21 &classes, aid Regiment
Miss Middleton, Heil.

5 0 0

feed-strtet 10 10
J. P. Bristol 5 5
Mr. Tylor 0 5
Lady Aivantl 5
Miss Arden 2 0
Miss C: Arden 1 0

IRev. Edward Lewton
A Widow's Mite
Rev. James '!'otnlin
Miss Ravenhill
I Parish of Hawkhurst,
I by the Rev. Robert
Phillimore 93
:he Crown and Anchor Tavern ;
er; by Child and Co.;Goslings
. _ _ _ _ _

Subscriptions are received at t
by all the Bankers in Westminst
and Co.; and Hoare, Fleet-stret
Lombard-street; by Prescott,
street ; and by Down, Thornton,

et ;:bySir lames Esdade and CO.
Grote, and Co. 'Threadneedle-
', and Co. Bart'aolomew-lane.

THOMAS GILL'S IGNITORS, or Improved
CHEMICAL MATCHES, which, iv an astonishing man-
ner, instantly produce nag and Lion 1, on bind wetted ! with-
out the unpleasant smell of sulphur, or the use of 7 HAT MOST
DANGEROUS COMBUSTIBLE PHOSPHORUS!! and by far ex-
ceed, for certainty and ease in use, any contrivance for this pur-
pose hitherto made known; are, with his Ist en ovsa P AID M A
TIC Paco& r FIRE Tears, which produce fire by compression
of the air!! and his FLINT and STEEL Apparatus, with his new
invented MATCH-CORDS, which quickly produce flame from the
mere sparks!! made and sold, with vat ions other novelties, at
his celebrated Manufactory for SUPERIOR PINE CUTLERY, No.
83, Sr. JAMES'S-8 ram, opposite to VALE MALL, London.
Where also may be bad, his PATENT MASTICATORS, FRUIT
and FLOWER SCIDSARS, SLIDING KNIVES, and PEN.-NIBBINO
KNIVES, all on new principles ; his superior Summons' INsTau-
agiNTS, GRAVERS and ETCHING NEEDLES, for Artists ; PIN.
'll[llMrii, RAZORS, SCISSAIS, NEEDLES, &c. made by ais im-
proved processes, of an unrivalled temper.
Also his long-celebrated WARRANTED SVWRDS, gags, Pis-
sols, Arras, and Accoutrements, of every description.
Wholesale, Retail, and for Experidito%