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London, England, 1812-06-06

pURSUANI to a Decree of the High Court of
A Chancery, made in a Cause, Ross against LAUGHTON, the
Creditors of ROBERT CLARK, late of Palkeith, in Scotland,
is+ deceased, are forthwith to come in and prove their Deb, s
before Cuanza THOMSON, Esq. one of the Mastery of the said
Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-
lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the
Noe& of the said Decree.—June 4, ISM

PURSUANT to a Decree of, :he High Court of
Chancery, wade in a Cause Ross agalnst'Llatoirrox, the
creditors of MAR lAN CI. ARK, ot It, rwise MILI JOAN, late
of Dalkeith, in • entland, Widow, deceased, are forthwith to
au in and prove their Debts before CHARLES THOMSON, Esq..,
rse of the Ma..,ers of the said Court, at his Chambers, in, South-
opton-Buiklings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof,
141611 he excluded the benefit of the said decree.
Jose 9, 1812.

DR
will commence his Summer Course
of Lectures on the Inctitutes and Practice of MEDICINE,
s his house, N 0.17, Hatton-Garden, on Tuesday, the 9th June,
past Tcn o'clock precisely.
London, England, 1812-06-06

FALMOUTH, JUNE 3.

Arrived this day the Princess Mary packet, Capt.
PotocK, from Halifax, in 19 days : also, the 5w.,1,0w
packet, Capt. MORPHEW, froM the Brazils ; she has
re 25,000 in cash ; left Bahia on 11th March, Rio 11.
neiro on the Bth April—found at the latter place his
Majesty's ship FOUDROYANT. The Swallow has
brought passenger Lieutenant Gxo. EDMUND, of the
29th Foot.—Also arrived his Majesty's sl4 Mrn•rte,
Capt. SNEYD, from Lisbon: and the schooner Dt. PC
of CLARRNCE, from said place; 11 days passage.—.
Sailed the Speedy packet, Capt. SUTHERLAND, with
mails for Cadiz; and the Marlborough packet, Capt.
But.c, with mails for Lisbon.—Passed by this port
this evening, with a fine light breeze, the homeward-
bound Lisbon convoy, consisting crt about 40 sail ;
and the Nymph packet, Captain -BlusAY, with mails
from Cadiz, but will not be in in time to give news.
London, England, 1812-06-06

SCARCE BOOKS IN THeOLOGY,SCOTISH

HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, •Scc.
Just pyblWt4
OGLE'S CATALOGUE for 1812, containing
the greatest Collection in Theology ever offered to the
Public ; likewise many on Scotish History, Antiquities, &c. now
stlling for ready money only, at 2.95, Holborn.
Clergymen in the Country will find it to their advantage to
select from this Catalogue, as it contains a numerous assortment
of Commentaries, Sermons French and English, Ecclesiastical
History, anti every Book necessary to forward their Studies. A
good al owAnce for ready money.

This day was published, price 15s. the First Number of
INTERESTING SELECTIONS from ANI-
MAIr.D- NATURE, with ILLUSTRATIVE SCENERY,
designed and engraved,
By WILLIAM DANIEL, A. R. A.
The Subjects contained in this Number are—The Zebra, the
Shark, the Betel Tree, the Great Boa, the Turtle, and the Egret,
each accompanied by descriptive Letter-prey..
Printed for T. Cadell and .W. Davies, Strand.—Sold also at
the British Gallery, New Bond-street.
'ibis elegant Witrk is published monthly, and will be com-
pleted in twenty Nuntbers, each containing sii Engravings, with
their Descriptions, price 155.
London, England, 1812-06-06

DR. 1..F.M *RIERE'S DICTIONARIES.

This day were published, in Octavo and in Quarto, '
1. A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY; containing
a Copiims Account of all the Proper Names nientiened
in Ancient Auth'.n.: wait the Vtlue of Coint, Weights, and
Measures, used among the Greeks and Romans; and a Chrono-
{weal 'I able —By I. I.E MPRIIiR E, D. D.
Seventh Edison, in one large volume Sim. pi -e 16s. in boards,
••• The same Work, upon a very enlarg d Scale, for the
high-r Churls in Schools and Universities, and Ix Libraries,
hamkornely printed in Ito. price £2. Ss. boards.
2 Universal Biography; containing a copious Account, Cri-
tic:4 aott Ho.torical, of the Life and Character, Labours isnd
Actimis of eminent Persons, in all Ages and Countries, Condi-
tions, and Proftissions, arranged in alphabetical order. By the
ssnte Author. In one large volume Syn. price 6s. in boards.
••• This secood Work is also upon a very enlarged scale,
handsomely printed in quarto, price £3. Ss. boards.
Printed for T. Cadetl a: d W Davies, Strand.

This day was published, price 2s.
ALETTER to the Right Hon. N. VANSIT-
TART, M.P. being an Aaswer to his Second Letter on
the British and Foreign BIBLE SOCIETY ; and at the same
time, an Answer to whatever is argumentative in other Pamph-
lets which have been lately written to the same purpose.
By HERBERT MARSH, D.D. F R.S.
Margaret Profe• ear of Divinity in Cambridge.
London: Sohl by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by
Deighton, Nicholson and Barrett, Cambridge.
Of whom may be had, by the Author,
1. An Inquiry into the Consequences of neglecting to give the
Prayet Bock with the Bible. Ibe 3d e,'ltion, price 24. 6d.
Also, a cheap edition for distrihte ion, price ls. or 10s. per dozen.
'2. An History of the Translations which have been male of
'the Scriptures, from the earliest to tbe.presrnt Age, throughout
Fence, Asia:Africa. and America, now published as an Appen-
dix to a late Pamphlet, entith d, An Enquiry, tee.. price
And Mars') 's eler Works.
London, England, 1812-06-01

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY so.

Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John WI,
son Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Somerville
of his Majesty's ship Rota, to Rear-Admiral s•R
Harry Neale, giving an account of the capture, ea
the 22d instant, by the boats of that ship, uncl; till
directions of Lieutenant Turner, of l'EspadonFreidi
privateer, of St. Maloes, pit rced for ten pills, thris
mounted, and manned with forty:five men.
The Rota had one man killed and live woudedi
the privateer,- seven tilkd and tour wounded.
London, England, 1812-06-01

SPORTING lATELLIGENCE.

GARRISON RACES.
BARHAM DOWNS, TUESDAY, MAY 26.
Wellington Plate of 50 Guineas.
Mr. Gardner's eh. g. Sir Thomas - • 1
Mr. Campbell's b. m. - . g
Galloway Race, 50 Guineas.
Mr. Halges's ch. g. - • 1
Captain Sibthorp's ch. g. . - g
Mr. Ruslibrookr's b. g. - - - - 3
Besides which there were several Handicap Stakes,which were
well contested.

ASCOT HEATH, FRIDAY, MAY 29.
A Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, 20gs. forfeit, for hones of all ages ;
three year olds to carry 7st. 71b. four year olds, Bst. bOlb. See
year olds 9st. 41b. six year olds and aged, 9st. 911 s, Mares to
be allowed 31b. One heat, to run the Old Mile.
Lord Egremont's sister to Castanea, 3 yrs old . I
H. R. H. the Duke of York's b. c. Pointers, 3 yrs old . 2
Mr. Ladbroke's Hamlet, 4 yrs old - - 3
A Sweepdakes of 30 guineas each, 20 guineas forfeit, for two
year old colts, to carry Hat. 51b.--Alhes, list. 21b. To Start at
the two year old darting pest.
Capt. H. Vyse's b f. Vale Royal a . i
Mr. Ladhroke's ch. f. by Selim - - 2
Mr. mone's h. f. Miss Whipthong ' - . ' S
H. R. H. the Duke of York's c. by Lignum Vito 11:400116 4
1
London, England, 1812-06-01

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS :PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 1, will
he performed,
HAMLET. .
. To which will be added,
TIMOUR, THE TARTAR.
To-morrow, Isabella; Isabella, Mr.. Siddons.

IIITSON'S SONGS.
In the Press, and speedily will be pcblisbed, In 3 Vols. crown Bro.
hancisomt ly printed,
ASELECT COLLECTION of ENGLISH
SONGS, with the it Music, and an Historical Essay on the
Origin and Prtlgrvis of National Song.
By the late JOSEPH it ITSON, Esq.
Second Edition, with additional Songs and Notes, by TUOUA S
PA It K, F. S. A.
: Printed for J. Harding, 36, Sr. James's-street.

LAYING OU r FARMS AND FARM BUILDINGS.
This ddy were published, in Imperial Quarto, with Plates (some
of them cultured) price 15 51. in boards,
fESIGNS fur LAYING OUT FARMS and
FARM BUILDINGS in the Scotch Style,aelapted to Ens.
land ; including an Account of the Introduction of the Berwick.
shire Husbandry into Middlesex and Oxfordshire; with Reparks
on the Importance of this System to the general Improvement
of Landed Property ig Engl Ind.
By J. C. LOUDON, F. L. S.
Illustrated by Sit Plates descriptive of Farm Buillngs and
Rural Improvements, recently esecuted by the Author.
London : Printed fur J. Herdit.:;, 36, Sr. Jarnes's•strert.
MISS BURNErS NEW NOVEL.
In 5 Vols. 12mo. price 30s.
TRAITS OF NATURE. By Miss BURNEY.
Author of" Clarentine," &c.
London : Printed for H. Colburo, Public Library, 50, Con-
duit,troet ; George Goldie, Edinburgh ; and John Cummin;
Dublin.
Of whom, and all Booksellers may also be had, jest publi,bed,
"1 he M.lesian Chief, a Romance, by the Author of Fatal Re•
venge, or the Family of Moutorio andche Wild Irish Buy, four
yds. its.
London, England, 1812-11-25

SALES BY AUCIFIO&'.

KUNG-STREE I% COVENT-GARDEN.
Capital FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE,WA REMlrsis ,
&e. and TWO HOUSES, In ROSE-STREET.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, To-morrow, November 26, at Twelve, In
Three Lots,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD 'ESTATE;
comprising the capital roomy Dwelling House, Ware.
houses, and Workshops, situate on the North side of King-
street, Covent-Garden, adjoining the Westminster Fire-Office,in
possession of Messrs. Binks, Stanton, and Co. Clothiers and
Men's Mercers, tenants at will. These Premises are very desir-
able for any Concern requiring room. Two Freehold Houses,
three stories high, two Rooms on a floor, with Ki.cherts, Cellars
&c. Nos. 12 and 13, situate .is the Esst side of Rose-sheet, id
possession of Mr. Nott, Tenant at Will
May he viewed, by leave of the Tenants; Particulars of
Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Solicitors, Hare-court, Temple ; at
Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.
London, England, 1812-11-25

BA RR ACX.OI4(C.E, S PJUNG-G ARDE Nifl/21411111a,
• Artranaher• 48, 1818.
ADVERTISE MENT.
RUCH Persons as are wilhng to contract for erect.
Oot-bnildings to the Barracks in St. Peter's Parish, in
the Island of Jersey, may see the plans, specifications, and form
of Contrast foe the same at the Barrack Office, New-srreet,
epritivgardens, London, any day (Siandays excepted), from the
1113 d of November to the Bth of December next, during office
hours ; also at the Barra& Once hi the Island of Guernsey, any
day (Sundays excepted) after the 13th of December next, until
the 17th of the same month, between the howl of Ten and
Six o'Clock ; and at the Barrack-Office, in the Island of Jersey,
any day (Sundays excepted) after tae 29fh of December next, un-
til the 10th of January, 1813, between the hours of Ten and Six
o'Clock. The Proposals must be addressed to, " The Commis-
' sinners for the. Affairs of Barracks, Barrack Office, New-street,
Spring-Gardens, London ;" with " Tender for erecting Out-
I buildings at the Barracks, at St. Peter's, in the Island of Jersey,"
marked on the cover, and delivered, sealed up, at the Barrack-
' Offico, in London, on, or before Two o'Clock, on the 21st of
January, 1613, after which hour no Tender will be received.

The parties tendering must name two Suretie► for (he amount
of the sum stated in the Contract.
London, England, 1812-11-25

WEDNESpAiri NOVOlttrit 1.812-.

1 1) AfIRALTIr-01T-PASi M 4000411
Monti it hereby giaea, nal I telthoi if Oyer sad
• Terminer wed Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Oferseemioiraitted
is the High Se.,, withix the jiiriedietiox lek Admiralty tt iggiOdisd,
will be held re Joetiee Roll, in the Old Bailey' Losidoo, on.irolkokloy
the 16th of Deetwaber aext, at eight o'clock in the worsiag.
J. W. CifilfEß.

?PIO* tiOtANK. .
THIRTY4TVE THOUSAND POUNDS lay at
the disposal of Messrs. DROMMOND and RY DER , 23,
Russell Mews, Howland-street. to be advanced in Rums of £5OO
to £lO,OOO, to persons of fashion, &c Mowry on all sorts of
security as usual. Those who have Money to lay out, may
make i I per Cent, of It safely sad lope,.
SIR CHARLES TALBOT, BART. DECEASED.
ALL Persons having'any Claims or Demands on
the Estate of Sir CHARLES TALBOT, Bart. late of Chart
Park and of Mickleham, in the County of Surrey, deceased,
are requested to deliver an Account of such demands to Messrs.
J. and W. lewe, No. 2, Tanfecid-court, Temple, in order that
the sante may be liquidated; and all Persons indebted to the said
Estate, are requested forthwith 'to pay the same to the said
Messrs. J. and W. Lowe.
London, England, 1812-11-25

MARRIED.

Saturday, at Chelsea, Mr. Scott, of Chertsey, to Mrs. J. Milne,
of the former place.
On the I4th inst. Lieutenant Enderby, 29. d Light Dragoons,
to Miss R. Davies, seccrnd daught, r of the late Rev. George
Davies, Rector of Cranfield, Bedfordshire.

' 1)1E1).
Saturday, at Reading, Beds, Robert Brak*pear, Esq. late of
Henley-upon- Thames.
silt Southampton, in the prime of life, David Stevenson Map-
roe, Surgeon in the Royal Navy, Member of the Academy of
Ans, Copenhagen.
At Kensington-gore, the Bth inst. Margaret, wife of Captain
George Lawson ; and, on the 16th inst. Marian Elizabeth Law-
son, their eldest daughti.r.
At Maidstone, aged 74, Mr. R. Mills, formerly known as a
famous raicketcr, by the name of Old Twister.
London, England, 1812-08-07

liimuczNct.

COURT OP tHANCIRY,
.Y.T!iNtlrt• /fib OTHERS ea NORIVAif AND AtslOtHER.
• TiITS MIS 4 Bat filed by the Atintiffs, who are in-
a'Jts, against. the 'defendants, their guardians and
-as:,zes. the.purßo.e of setting aside a sale of the
o..ectory or tithes of Gwinear, in Cornwall, pact of
4 'le trust pr .perty, held under Exeter Collegee, Word,
.vhch sale had b+ en made by the defendant Nor-
way to his co.tr:ktee for Will 0.
A motion was made by Sir &mum. ROMILLY
of or the appointment of a Receiver and new Guar- i
cians. It appeared by the affidavit of Mr. John !
Rosewarn, that he was well acquainted with the Rev.
John Bennet, late of Tresillian, deceased, the testator
in tie bill of complaint named. That at the time of
his decease he, (the deponent) together with his bro-
titer, Richard Rosewarn, and ene John Tacker, was
tenants to the said testator of the Rectory or Great-1
Tithes of Gwinear, under a lease, granted by the
' Rev. John Bennet, the testator, for the term of seven
t years, from 25th March, l 804, at the clear rent of
4210; subject to a proviso for determining the said
lease at the end of three years by either party. That
the said Tithes were put up to sale by Mr. Joseph
Norway, one.of the defendants, at Camborne, on the
I 2d Deceniber, 1806, and that previous to such auc-
tion no-valuation was had or taken of the said Tithes.
That no printed hind-bills whatever of the said sale I
1 %vete ever circulated in the neighbourhood. That
the terms on which a. renewal of the College lease
could be obtained were unknown to the deponent :-1
no explanation or information as to the terms of such
renewal having been given by the said Joseph Nor-'
way, or to the other persons who attended the said
auction, to the best of the deponent's knowlege and
belief. That after the deponent had bid the sum of
£l3OO, -et thereabout, he retired to a room (adjoin- I
lng the sale room) where the said Joseph Norwari
then was, and entered into conversation with him on

.the subject of the sale ; and in the coutse of such
conversation the said Joseph Norway declared, thAt
k was to no purpose for any one to bid for the said
Tithes; inasmuch as they would certainly be bought
In for the said testator's family. That the said Jo-*
seph Norway did not determine the said lease at the
end of three years, but suffered the said term of seven
years wholly to run out, and at the expiKtion there-
of the said Tithes were let for upwards of £5OO per
annum.
It also appeared, by the affidavit of Mi. John
Hayward, land surveyor, that the Tithes were worth
at the time of the sale, at lest £4.20 per annum ;
and that some other parts of the trust property, which
had been lately let by the defendants, by private con-
tract, for £624 18s. per annum, Were worth, at least;
4866 los. per annum.
The LORD CHANCELLOR was pleased to order that
a Receiver be appointed, and new Guardians named
for the infants.
London, England, 1812-08-07

His Excellency Marshal Augereau, Duke of Casti-
gleone, yesterday passed through this place, on his
way to Berlin. M. Centurion, Page to dub Empe-
ror, also passed, proceeding to Paris,

BERLIN, JULY 18.
On account of some quarrels which have laha jtely'•
taken place between the foreign troops and inhabi.
tants of this city, his Majesty, on the sth initant,
cleereed, that, in the event of any individual figgrO
arising between the foreign soldiers and the In
tants of this city, in the streets, and attracting the
attention of passengers, no person shall run to, or
stop at the place, and thus, under the pretext of
lcutidsity, form or augment a crowd. Consequently,
by the present decree, the public and individuals are
informed, that, in the above case, whoever does not,
leave, at the first order of an Officer of Police, Gen:
d'Arme, or other military guard, without the least
resistance, the place of tumult, and return to his
occupations, shall be immediately arrested, and sub-
jected to the most severe investigation ; and should
he even not be convicted of having taken -part in the
tumult, nor of having blameable Intentions, he shaSA
at least be subjected to the pnalties, and ether
punishments, settled by the Ordinance tlf 1798,
from which no consideration of rank or 'condition
shall exempt him. .

COPENHAGEN, JULY is.

Our Ofcial Gazette of yesterday contained the re-
ports of RearAdmitaiLitlken, Captain Holme, and
First Lieutenoc Duhttlisen resvicting the loss of our
frigate 3.a •Naidc, afts;.an obstinate combat with the
14811-ih ship of the line pictator, and the Calypso
brig, of '2O guns, in the bay of Lyngoer ; from 180
'to 190 of the crew were saved, of which 85 were
wounded.-- His Majesty has published an Order of
the Day, in which he declares, that although very
sensible of the loss of the frigat,!, he dries not admire
less on that account the heroic bravery of the crew.
London, England, 1812-08-07

BONAPARIV AND TitE ILUSBI4ND. .
Jost published, in VoL 410. vitae .El. iis, Gd. in litid4,lllllink
traced with a large Map iirld numerous Pik*
Ift 40 BERT WILSON'S Accottitr,of the"
CAMPAIGNS in POLA*D in the Years 1806 and 7, with
Remarks on the Character aft Composition of the RUSSIAN
ARMY, including accurate Descriptions of the Baseliktm, Cos-
sacks, &c. &c.
At this period the above Work must prove highly interesting
from its accurate description of the contending Armies and just
delineation of the present Theatreof War in Poland.
• Painted for T. Egertons MWtary /.ibrary,Whitghati, and may
be had et' all Booksellers. . .

I OWE'S PATENT BRITISH &itIRTING
m-8 ci.olii.—The superior kind of texture, which is. the -ex-
tlusive privilege, of this Pabric, renders it the most pleasant, com-
fortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever yet
manufactured. It washes beautifully—is warranted (or dqrabi.
lily equal to the best Irish Linen, and about Half the Price.
Sold wholesale, and by the piece, 1.54, Cheapslde, near St.
Paul's; Harding and Co, 99, Pall-Mall; also Shirts re;dy made
Ist D'OyitY's Warehouse, 346, Strand, and no other House in
London.

FREAreg P4P4Rt

FRANKFORT, JULY 2!.
London, England, 1812-08-07

PARIS, JULY 29.

According to the last intelligence from Spain, a
convoy of money, escorted by the third regiment of
Tiralleurs of the Imperial Guards, has been attacc-
ed by Mina, and totally defeated. Mina was despe.
reely wounded, and his second in command killed,
and left upon the field of battle. The brigands who
attacked the convoy, did it from a height, on which
they were in ambuscade ; they were fired upon with
two pieces of cannon, laden with grape-shot, their
ranks were soon thrown into confusion, and they
were dispersed, pm-sued, •and sabred. Their loss is
estimated at from 15 to 18 hundred. It is not known
what has become of Mina.
London, England, 1812-08-07

• MOIL
At Crewnponsi I the Vast Incises, in !mut" tut, the wife of
Major-General Salford, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Friday, at Portsmouth, Lieutenant'Henry Davies, .f his Ma.
jesty's ship Tremendous, to Miss Sarah Maytoo, of Feweeshim.

DIED.
Thursday sennight, Mrs. Elizabpth 1-tiggon, widow of the late
Rev. Thomas Higgon, ft ectord Ipsestrie, S,affordshire.
Friday, in his 17th year, at viii father's house, in Clarges.s.rect,
Piccadilly, Robert, eldest son 14.460,a Robert Fitzgerald.
The 15th stk. at Ballistrarden, sillarYort George, Captain Allan
741(Plserson, of the 9th Royal Veteran ,Battalion.
Nov. 4, at sea, on beard the Derlab Brggy transport, on his
return from Batavia, John Milne, Esq. of Montrose, Assistant-
Surgeon on the Madras Establishment.
The 85'h ult. at her house, near Glasgow, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dewar, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Eoulis, Printer to the
University of Glasgow.
. Saturday, the let instant, at Worthing, aged 70 years, Ambrose
Serle, Esq. one' of the Commissioners of the Transt.ort Botrd.
London, England, 1812-08-07

This day was published, in (Ivo. price 10s. 6d.

MICROCOSNIOGRAPHY ; (Tt a Piece of the
World Discovrrs d ; in Essays and Characters.

By JOHN EAKI.E, D.D.
Of Christ Church and Nivrton Colleges, Ozford, and Bishop of

sbury:
THE ELEVENTH 'N.
To which ar- added, and an Append:a,
By PHII.IP
Film of :et. John's College, Oxford.
London t Pr ntrd for John Harding, St. Jame-street, and
Whet- and Cne.brane, Fleet-street.
Extract from the Monthly It eview, for Fehrua-y, 1812.
4' H e r.-commend the perusal of this wink to evrry class
of readers, since it is in troll a store-hoti.e of vie and wis
dom
which those acute strictures on human lite ap-ear, while it taker
little or nothlog from their intelligilAy, adds n:uch to their
force•and liveljness. The lover* of proverbial wit, for many of
Mese character* a, e strop of jutlic,ons a' ages, are th retire
gr. a•ly obliged to Mr. Due* for his-pleasing re-publication of so
pregnant a volume. .
London, England, 1812-11-14

EQUITY PLEADING AND CON TRACTS.

In avo. price 13s. in boards,
1. A TREATISE of PLEADINGS on the
EQUITY SIDE of the HIGH COURT of CHAN-
CERY. By GEORGE COOPER, Esq. of 1. ncolu's-Inn, Bar-
rister at Law.
2. In royal tkeo. price 16s. in boirds A Treitise on Contracts
wiihin the jurisdiction of the Courts Of Equity. By John New-
land, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law.
3. In 2 /ols. Am price 18s. boards, The Practice of the High
Court of Chancery. By Joseph Harrison, of Lincoln's-inn, Esq.
Newly arranged, with the addition of the Modern Cases, by John
Newland, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law.
4. to two. price Ts. 6d. boards, A Treatise on the Laws of
ktiotcy and Lunacy ; to which is subjoined, an Appendix, con-
taining the Practices of the Court of Chancery on this subject,
and some useful Practical Forms. By Anthony High:pore,
Solicitor.
kondon : Printed for L Butterworth, Law Bookseller,
Fleet-street.

VALUABLE BOOKS ON COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS.
'1 I,i. day was published, in Bvo. price 25. in boards,
I. A TREATISE on the LAW of PRINCIPAL
and AGENT, chilly with reference to Mercantile
Transactions. By WILLIAM PAL ay, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn,
Barrister-at-l Am.
2. In Octavo, price 9s. boards, A Treasise on the Law of
Mercantile Guaranties and Eng agenseLts in the Nature of Gua-
rantee. By Walter Wm. Fell, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Bar-
titter-at-law.
.5. In II voh. royal tiro. price El. I Is. 6d. in bbards, the
Editloe, with icorrections and additions, of, A Treatise on the
Law of Insurance' in Font Books-1. Of Marine insurance.-2.
Of Bottontry and Respondentia.-3. Of Insurance upon Lives.
Of Insurance against Fire. By SanuseliMarshall, tierjoant-
-IpLaw. •
• '4. In 2 vols. royal Bvo. price El. is. is boards. the 6th Edition,
with considerable Additions, of A System of tfie Law of Marine
bosurances ; with three Chapters on Bottomt y, on Insurances on
Liv:s, and on Ituarance against Fire. By James Allan Park, Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, one of his Majesty's Counsel.
8. lc. two large volumes, royal Bvo. price XL 18s. in beards.
A TreAtiss on the Law of Obliga'ions or Contracts. By M.
Puthler. Translated from the French; with an Introduction
Appendix, and Notes, Mustrattee of the English Law on th;
'
Subj.-et. By William David Evans, Esq. Banister-atrLaw.
6. In 2 vols. Bvo. price 11s. Bd. A Treatise of the Law,
relative to Contracts and Agreonsenta, not under Seal, in four
Parts, with Cases and Domingo thereon in the Action of As-
sumpait. By Samuel Comyn, ljllq. of the Middle Temple, Bat-
Oster-at-Low.
7. In octavo, price 16'. inboards, the 24 Adidas, considerably
enlarged and improved, of A treatise on the Law of Penner-
' By William Watson, Esq. Barrieter•at-Law.
?rioted for J. Bousroortb, Law Bookseller. Ilea-

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London, England, 1812-11-14

'pure. Judge me according to my actions, and pro.
nounce. I need not tell you how impatient I shall
'be to see your son. All that they write me from St.
Petersburgh renders him the more interesting, and
must render you the most happy of fathers. Here
is a worthy recompence of your virtues

44 Live a long time ; but, when dying, rejoice
that you yourself will survive in the son you leave
Russia."

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER. 24.

On the 19th his Majesty executed grand mantel',
ores with 20,000 men at Herschholm, six le igues from
hence : Prince Christian Frederick conatanded.

VIENNA, OCTOBER 24.

The accounts of the ravages committed by the
plague at Constantinople have been greatly ezagge.
rated. We now positively know, that the disease had
rather the character of a partial nervous fever.
London, England, 1812-08-31

~•, .

•
This day was published,'
THE GAME BOOK for 1812—This Work, by
means of printed Tabks, enables the lover of field sports
to keep a register of sporting occurrences and accurate account
of Game, the different kinds, when and where killed, where sent
or how disposed of, and various other particulars useful to the
.Saprtsman, Game-keeper, Butler, &e. &c. Price 7s. los. 6d. 21s.
or 425. according to the size required.
London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's•street.
Where may be bid, the Farmer's Account Bock for 1812..-
Price Sils. or 10.. 6d. for Half a Year's Book.
London, England, 1812-08-31

Atka ntraLLIGENCB.

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MAILS.
• Do 'Ass.
,Dablie • a.- s. o I Guernsey - 1 •
Waterford II 1 Jamaica - 0 •
Cadiz - 1 Jersey - - 1 0
Lif.boa - - 0 1 I Anbolt - • 0
Malta - 0 0 Gmtemburgb - 1 1
Heligoland - 1 o I Madeira - • •
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 28.
Arrived the VIRAGO gun-brig from Cork, Specu-
lator, hired lugger, from a cruize, MoriisEcevu, hired
armed brig, with a fleet under convoy from Wales.
August 29.—Arrived Division (of Dantzic)
NEIMICE Master, from St. Petersburgh, with
hemp and iron for his Majesty's Dock Yard. Sailed
his Majesty's sloop FOXHOUND, Captain PARISH, un-
der a great press of sail for the Westward. The
Speculator, hired lugger, is appointed convoy to the
Downs.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST so.
• Arrived the NORTH STAR sloop of war from a
eruize. 'Sailed his Majesty's ship NIEMEN for the
Downs, and the VENTEUR sloop of war, with a fleet
for Guernsey.—Wind North.
London, England, 1812-08-31

• • T. PETIRSIURGH, AUGUST 6.

" Lieutenant-General Count WITTGICNSTIPT, who
commands a corps of the Ist army under gAIICLAT
DE TOLLY, and who remained in the 'fortified camp
at Drissa, while the main army marched towards Vi-
tack', has reported on the rBth, that having received
that an enemy's corps, under Ounitior,
had crossed the Duna at a small distance above him,
with intention to cut hint off from the road that leads
to Pekov, he marched out to attack them, and gained a
complete victory, having entirely defeated their whole
corps, and driven them back with great loss, took
3000 prisoners, two pieces of cannon, a great quantity
of ammunitio4, all their baggage and wounded, two
of their Generals (LA GRANGE sand VINDER), and
killed 5 or 6000 soldiers.

" Count WITTGENSTEIN adds that he was pursuing
them towards Polotsk, and that after driving thdm
over the Duna he intended to return and attack
M'DONALD's corps, and if successful, would re-
lieve Riga thereby. The loss of the Russians has
been very great. Among the killed they have
to lament the brave General KULNOFF, whose legs
were both shot off, and who died in the field shortly
after. Information is also received, that the two
Grand Armies of Prince BACRATION and BARCLAY

DE TOLL? have joined, and that a general engage-
ment was expected to take place in the neighbour-
hood of Smolinsk, and on which battle much depends
—if lost, the French will be in a fair way to get to
Moscow, at which place they are evidently aiming."
London, England, 1812-08-31

NORTHAMP lON-SQUARE, ISLINGTON ROAD.
By Mr. ANGELL,
At Garmwars, on Thursday, September 10, at Twelve,
AVERY Valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE and
PREMISES, situate the corner of Smith-street, Nenhamp-
tow-square, Islington-rood, near Sailler's Wells; comprising on
the basement storey, two Kitchens wl!h excellent Cellarage, and
a Yard capable of erecting a Stable and Chaise house, possessing
a way from Smith-street fur a carriage entrance ; on the ground
floor, two Parlours and an Entrance-nail, with Staircase ; on the
principal storey, a Drawing-room and Bed-chamber; on the se-
cond atorey, two Bed-chambers; and, on the attic, two Savarts'
ditto. This Estate is held for a term of years, of which 73 are
unexpired at Michaelmas next, subject to the reierved grotuid •
rent of SII per annum, and are perfret and substantial, In ex-
cellent contlitino, suitable for the inamedlate reception of a teepee-
table fatally.
May be viewed, and further particulars bad of Mr. Angell,
16, Southampton-row, Russell-square, Bloomsbury.

COUNTY OF WARWICK.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ATRULY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE
and ADVOWSON, comprising 700 Acres of rich Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, arranged with Demesne in several
Farms, with Houses, Barns, Granaries, &c. kc. together with
Mansion House, appropriate Buildings, Manor of MO Acres,
and extensive Right of Fishery.
For particulars apply to Mr. Angell, Estate Repertory and
Price Current 081..v.a, 16, Southampton row, Russell-seuare.
London, England, 1812-08-31

This day were published,
Handsomely printed in Three Volumes, Octavo, with two Maps,
price Xi. ins.
QHIPWRECKS and DISASTERS at SEA ; or,
I—, HISTORICAL NARRA VE, of the MOST NOTED
CALAMITIES and PROVIDENTIAL DELIVERANCES
which have resulted from MARI FMB ENTERPRISF., with a
'Sketch of various Expedients for preserving the Lives of Mariners
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, find Brown, loon.
don; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

MEMOIRS OF SULLY.
This day was published, a New Edition, in S vols. 12mo. embel
lisbed with a fine Head of Sully, price Xi. los. boards,
MEMOIRS of MAXIMILIAN de BETHUNE,
Dugs of Soxxv, Prime Minister to Henry the Great ;
translated from the French Edition of M. De L'Ecluse. To
which is annexed, the Trial of Francis Ravlllae for the Murder
of Henry the Great.
Printed for Longman and Co. Lackhnton and Co. White ant
Co. 3. Bagster ; R. Scholey, and Cradock and Joy, London ; Bell
attil Bradfute, Doig and Stirling, and Constable and Co. Edit'.
burgh.
London, England, 1812-08-31

COUNTY OF SURREY.
TO BE LET, immeillately lo the Vicinity of London, not more
than three miles from the three Bridfus, and M a very respect-
able and pleasant neighbourhood,
ASpacious vell-Isuiit LEASEHOLD _HOUSE,
colualuing an elegant Dining-room; a handsome drawing&
room, appropriate Bed-rooms, acid domestic Office., wish a neat
Pleasure and exeelleot Kitchen Gardens, Paddock, Cow house,
Stabling, Coach-liOuse, Brew-bouse, Piggery, and Penitry-yard,
with every requis.te for the comfort of a genteel Family—id) ha
esceSent repair.
For particutgs apply to Mr. Anvil, Estate Repertory and
hie* Cauca Ofweb, 16, Seatbouptqprowvagss*B4Suar*
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London, England, 1812-08-31

KENNETT'S ROMAN AfTIQUTTIES.
This day was published, a New Edition, in Bvo. with many
plates, price ins. Gd,boards,
ROME ANTIQUE NOTITIA ; or, The AN-
TIQUITIES of ROME: in Two Parts. To which are
prefixed, Two Essays concerning the Roman Learning and the
Roman Education.
By BASIL KENNETT, C. C. C. Oxon.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Otridge and Son, White,
Cochrane, and Co. Longman and Co. C. Law, B. and R. Crosby
and Co. Lackington and Co. R. Scholey, and Cradock and Joy,
London ; and Doig and Stirling, Edinburgh.

TO MILLINERS, DRESS-MAKERS, &c.
LEASE AM) FURNITURE, PRINCES-StREET,
HANOVER-SQUARE.
• By Mr. ANGELL,
HE unexpired Term of LEASE of a genteel
T
DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, most disirably
situate far genteel business, commanding advantages for the
im-
provement of two desirable shop Fronts, thirteen years of which
are unexpired; now in the Millinery Trade. lhe genteel Huns.,
htdd Furniture may be taken by Appraisement.
Fur particulars apply to Mr. Angell, surveyor and Auctioneer,
Estate Repertory and Price Current Office, 16, Southampton.
row, Russell-square.

DIIOI
Samrday se'nnlgbt, In the 58th year of his age, Major-Ceneral
Wm. Kirkpatrick, of the East-India Company's Service.
At Bath, on the 21st inst. Captain Pearce Dalton, late of the
11th Foot.
Sunday se'nnight, at Wlndeston, In the county of Durham, its
the 72d yttit of his age, Sir John Edea, Bart.
Aged 75, the Ret. P. Foster, Rector of Hedenham, and of
Mulbarton, Norfolk.
London, England, 1812-11-13

TRANSPORT 0116, Walk ii„ 12111.
THE COMMISSIONERS jir CONDUCTING
HIS EfeCISSTre TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taiiag
Carve SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and fir 04 Care and
&Mods fPRISONERS
.41 WAR, do korai, give Notice,
That they will be ready at this OfTwe,tes Tuesday the 15th of
December. 1812, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with sue.h
Perseus Es may be willing to contract fer VICTUALLING
Prisonen of War in Health at DARTMOOR aad VALLEY-
FIELD, near Edinburgh, for filit Months certain, from the Ist
February, ISM
No Tender will hr received after ate (Aka on the day of treaty, sae '
fay *Mired, stakes the party, was agesetfor him, terminal& attend.
Leek Tender wits la ammaelnenied by a Letter from two respectable
Per aces engaging to ken s,. fond with the Perm" tendering, in the saim
e £2OOO, for the dee performance of the Cornrow.
Farther partierlare may be karma, by applying at this Office , Cap
itaia Cfotgraw,Dartamor ; and Captain gown, Tab field.

MR. WOODFALL'S JCNIUS.
This day was published, handsomely printed In 9 Vols. Bvu. price
£2. 2s. in boards, al.° a few Copies on royal paper, price
,89.9 s in boards, a new and complete Edition of
THE LETTERS of JUNIUS ; including Letters
by the same Writer under various other Signatures, (now
first collected.) To which are added hit Confidential Correa-
ponience with Mr. Wilkes, aad hi. PriUte Letters addressed
to Mr, H. S. Woodfall. With a Preliminary Essay and Notes,
the new matter forming at least two-thirds of the Work.—
Illustrated with Fac-similes of the Hand-writings of Junius, Mr.
Burke, Mr. Wilkes, Mr Horne, Mr. Dunning, Mr. W. G. Ha-
milton, &c. from the originals, now to the possession of his Son,
Mr. a Woodall.
Printed for F. C. and J. Riving:on, T. Payne, Wilkie and
Robintou, Longman, liarst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Cadell
and Davies, J. Murray, J. letawman, and lit: Baldwin.
London, England, 1812-11-13

.

A COMPARISON.

Yon ship which, calm at anchor lies,
Unmov'd by storms or seas,
An apt similitude supplies
Of Youth's unruffled ease,
When every how some transport yield.,
In Fancy's paths, or Pleasure's fields.
But let the canvass once ►e spread,
• And let the tempest roar!
Adieu to peace, my hopes are led!
Adieu my native shore !
Death thunders flarth his dread decree
And warns me of eternity !
Thus when I told the tender tale,
Which faithful Love Inspires,
No gloomy clotted, no piercing gale
Distuebl the kindling fires ;
They shone like sun=beams that array
'I hi glowing cheeks et rimy May !
But Absence, with a bitter bla.t,
My promied fruit destroy'd,
And bide me sadly own, at last,
My hopes and wishes voids
Yes! hitch were wreck'd! 6t vain I tried
To Mott the wind, or stem the tide.
Thus Abeenco=extrel Absence prov'd
bestrvcthe to my Mind;
I lov'd—and (with the nymph I lov'd)
Left all ray peace behind;
Then, on the seem of Despair,
I bent ply sails, and perhh'd there
Manion.

1 7
London, England, 1812-02-07

ABANDONMENT OF ALL FURTHER PROCEEDIN(IS

AGAINST THE CATHOLIC DELEGATES.

The Dublin Papers of Monday last, which arrived
this morning, inform us that theArTonxev-GENERAL
came forward that day in the Court of King's Bench,
and in the most handsome and liberal terms declared,
that notwithstanding the conviction of Mr. KIRWAN,
It was not the intention of the Irish Government to
press for judgment, and that in the other cases he
was instructed to enter a noli prouqui.
The following are the particulars :
London, England, 1812-02-07

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Jan. 28, Idl2.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and
Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Offence: committed
en the High Seas, within the jue iidtction of fie Admiralty of England,
will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, Lyndon, on Friday the
281 Is of Feoritary next, at eight e'cloth in the morning.
J. W. CROKRN
London, England, 1812-02-07

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 5.

Arrived Ms Majesty's ship LOIRE, from Torba y,with
the loss of her fore-top-mast, together with cne sea-
man, who was on the mast at the moment it was car-
ried away. Sailed the TRIMEIDUOUS, of 7l guns, for
Basque Roads. Arrived an American schooner laden
with fish, from Marble Head, bound to Bourdeaux,
detained by his Majesty's ship BELLEPOOLEWiIId
S.E. and by E.
London, England, 1812-02-07

THREE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.

LOST, on Wednesday morning last, the sth of
February, 1819, out of the Blue Coach, on the Read from
London to Brighton, through Mitcham and Sutton, a PARCEL
containing various Notes, all of the BRIGHTON UNION
BANK, and sent from the Ba:.k of MCISITS.WLaTON, PINILORN,
80 Co. in tke Buro,ugk.
The Numbers of cads and evrry Note are accurately taken in
the Bankers Bouks, as under: Payment of thtm is stopped.
Any person or persons giving information go that the aforesaid
Parcel can b.., recuvertd, shall receive the above Reward, by ap-
plying to Messrs. Wes•on, Pinhorn, and Co. Bankt.rs, Borough,
Southwark; or at the Union Bank, Brighton.
London, England, 1812-02-07

NO. 7, PARAGON-BUILDINGS, BAII-1.

TTHIS very desirable LEASEHOLD DWEL-
-II- LING-HOUSE to be SOLD, in complete Repair, and fit
For the Mime bate reception of a gtnteel Family, with Coach-
hou:.e, and Stabling for fcur Hones.
For Cards to view and Terms apply at Mr. Page's Office,
King's-road, Bedford-row, London; or to Mr. Trimnell, Up-
holder, We,tgate-street, liath.
London, England, 1812-02-07

MESS-MAN WANTED.

WANTED, to mess a Regiment of the Line, a
steady, sober, active Man. Security, as well as the most
sntiifactory reftrences as to character and ability, are required.
A line, addreased(plst paid) to I.D. N 0.39, Friday-greet, Cheap-
I side, will he a+ti n.led to.
London, England, 1812-04-03

SHREWSBURY.

The trial of J. Griffiths, for the murder of W. Bai•
ley, came on about half past nine on Friday morning,
and occupied the Court about six hours. The fact of
the murder was established by a chain of uncontro-
verted evidence given by 22 witnesses, the substance
of which is as follows :

The finding of the body about seven in the morning
of Saturday e Ist of February, in a stone quarry
was proved by a boy, who communicated the circum-
stance to a woman in the neighbourhood, who, with
another woman and the boy, went to the spot. They
found the corpse lying, with the head badly fractured,
and the throat cut. It had a flannel jacket on, which
was clean and dry, as were also the shoes, though the
former part of the night had been very wet. The pit
was very wide, some-parts of the sides were steep, and
there are several roads into it ; the body could not
have been put there till it had done raining.
The next witness saw the deceased about five
e',lock, on Friday evening, standing near her house,
just above the prisoner's new house, from whence the
pit is not a quarter of a mile, and about the same
from his other house. Prisoner is a cooper, and has
a wife and one child.

Eliz. Bewdler lives a short distance from the prise
ner's new house, on the same ride of the road ; hct
window faces his door ; saw the prisoner at half past
eight on Friday night, at which time it did not rain :
the moon was up; but did not shine clear : and Mr.
Botfield's iron works gave a light down that road:—
The prisoner was by his owa door ; he went into the
house, and staid about a minute, and then dragged a
large sized parcel to the door, put it on the step, and
then went into the middle of the road, looked up and
down, went into the house again, and when he came
out, threw something like cloathing over the parcel ;
then shut the door, and taking hold of the parcel,
went backwards, dragging it with him round the
corner of his new house, which would lead to the pit
where the deceased was found. Prisoner's new }liise
was uninhabited.J. Bailey was informed that his
brother was found dead in a stone gnarl y ; on which
witness went to the place a little before one &clock.
Deceased had a flannel jacket on, and a blue coat and
waistcoat under, in other respects as described by a
firmer witness. Found the key of his house, and
three small keys in his pocket, but no money, nor his
watch. klas seen him have two watches. On go-
ing to the house of the deceased; with two other per-
-1
London, England, 1812-04-03

SALES BY AUCTION:

SYDENHAM, KENT.
Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Garages, and
Meadow Land.

By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,
Cornhlll, on Thursday, April 9, at Twelve,

• -
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held
& fur upwards of BO years; comprising an excellent compact
Family Residence, the principal part erected within a few years,
..consisting of an Entrance Hall. Dining Parlour, capital Drawing-
room, Study, Store-rooms, and suitable Spacious airy BedChant-
' hers over, convenient Offices of all descriptions, gcod Cellars,
Yards, oach-house and Stables, and O.:buildings all in com-
plete order; and small Pleasure Ground, good Garden, Orchard,
Farm yard, and Buildings, rich Meadow Land, the whole about
thirteen Acres, situate at Sydenham, in the county of Kent, only
seven miles from London, the property and residence of Henry
Tahourdin; Esq. This Estate forms a desirable propl.rty for a
Gentleman's Family, excellent neighbourhood, and good roads iu
all directions. May be viewed by tickets.
Particulars on the Premises; at the Golden Lion, Sydenham ;
Bull,Shooter's-hill; Green Man, Blackheath; Rays) Mortar,Wool-
wich ; Bell,Bromley ; at Garraway's,and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
' street, Colden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1812-04-03

ROMNEY MARSH.
Valuable Freehold Estate, rich Grazing and Arable Land, Dytt-
church, near Hythe, in the County of Keut.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, Kent, on Thesday, the
14th of April, at Twelve, in Two Lots,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land
L .1. Tax redeemed, and nearly Tythe.free, si•uate at Dym.
church, in Romney Marsh, near Hythe, in the Cotlity of Kent..
Lot I. An eligible Farm, containing upwards of fifty-two
acres of rich grazing and arable land, lying perfectly compact,
with a barn, shed, and yard, situate on the road from bt. Mary's
to Horncburch. •
Lot 2. A Ditto, twisting of nearly 35 acres of rich Grazing
Land, lying together and near the church, on the raid from Dym-
church to Burmarsh, both in the occupation of Mr. Wells, tenant
at will. These estates pay a modus in lieu of tithes, of one shil-
ling per acre for the grazing land.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Willisnis, at the Rine and
Crown Inn, Dynichurch, of whom particulars may be had; at
the George Inn, at Lydd ; White Hart, Rye; New inn, Rumney ;
Saracen's Head, Ashford ; London Inn and Ship, Dover ; Foun-
tain, Canterbury; of Messrs. Batchelor and Petts, Solicitors, Ser.
jeant's Inn, Fleet-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square; where a plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1812-04-03

PORTSNIOU rit, APRIL 2.

Arrived the GANYJIEDE, from Plymouth, v. ith a
convoy ; and SPITFIRE, after seeing the West India
fleet across the Bay of Biscay. Sailed his Majesty's
ships Dcenv. COURAGEUX, and ORIOV, fur the Downs.
llis Majesty's ship BUZZARD takes convoy, for ditto.

DEAL, APRIL 2.
Sunday, Lord Admiral BLAUCLERK retired from
the Admiralty Board, re-hoisted his flag on board
the ROYAL OAK.

Came down from the River the MA ETV sloop of
war ;
,and Argo, WALKER, for the South Seas.—
Arrived the SPECULATOR lugger, from Portsmouth.—
Wind S. W.
London, England, 1812-04-03

FRIDAY, APRIL 3,. 1811:

coutrrstY RETREAT.

AGENTLEMAN of respectability may be ad:
mined as one of the noddy in a pleasant and healthy vil-
lage, situated in the most deligh•ful part of the Cotinty of Kent
and within a morning's ride of Tunbridge Welts. The premise;
abound with every convenience; walks sheltered by stately trees,
attentive pleasure-grounds ; and gardtas abounding with fruit.
The Proprietor possesses a considerable estate surrounding the
house, with every sort of game for the spirts of the field, sport-
ing dogs, treut-'cream, and fish-ponds.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Walker, 4S, Frith-street,
Soho-square, between Eleven and Three o'Clock.
London, England, 1812-04-03

CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE.

H_
ORNSBY and Co. assure their Friends that the
Scheme of the present Lottery present:, benefits to the Ad-
venturer of singular superiority and novelty, the chances are sq
well arranged, that the Prizes set forth, cannut fail of giving uni-
versal satisfacc on. All that have perused the Scheme, declare
they will have a chance.
Tickets and Shares arc selling by Hoastsav and Co. who so•
Keit the favour of the Public at their old-established State Lottery
Office, 26, Cornbill, where all Prizes are immediately paid.
Orders by Post or Carrierezecuted with fidelity and dispatch.
NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn 30th
of APRIL, 1812.
SCHEME.

1 Prize of £20,000 Is . A 20,000
1 - 15,000 15,000
1 - 10,000 - 10,000
1 - 5,000 1 5,000
• 1 - 4,000 • 4,000
1 - 3,000 - 3,000
2 - 2,000 - 4,000
4 - , 1,000 • 4,000
6 . sho - 3,000
8 . 400 - 9,200
10 • - 300 • 3,000
12 .. 200 - 4,100
20 - 100 • 11,000
50 . 50 -
70 - 40 .
100 - 30

• 25 a
2,000 • 15 •
London, England, 1812-04-03

NifFilL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH st.
Arrived the Lapwing packet, with a Mail from Sti-
rinam, &c. in six *leeks : the Lapwing lost twoanchors
and cables at Surinam.—Wind S. S. E. strong gales.
PLYMUUtit, APRIL 1.
Sailed the RAPID gtin-hrig, with a convoy to the
eastward ; and IRyAD frigate, oh a cruize. Arrived
the American ship General Gadzden, from Georgia,
with timber.
London, England, 1812-06-09

*Apr OFFICS, AIN 1, 1812. I
1
syrPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES.
BY his MAJESTY'S ORDER in COUNCIL§
deed 80th September, 1809, a Plan of Education was eats-
paha at the Royal Naval College, at POrtamotath, for a mupE..
NOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIGHTS, anti
mak being determined that four more Students shall be ad-
-004 the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majes-
ty., Nosy hereby give Naito, that the examination of Candi-
dates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports-
mouth, ea the 4th of. November nett, at eight o'clock in the
mooing, and that such persons as may be desirous of becoming
Candidates for admission, are required to send notice of their
butt to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore-
said Yard, on or before the Ist day of that Month.
The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than
iivatern ran ofd.
The Plan at Education nuly be obtained on application at the
Noy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his
Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be obtained
ate the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates,
she Documents they are to produce on the day of examination,
she Salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students,
lola the Offices to which they will be eligible after they hare
saved the term of Apprenticeship.

DR. MERRIMAN's SUMMER COURSE of
LECTURES oa the THEORY and PRACTICE of MID-
WIFERY, including the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL-
DREN, will commence at the Middlesex Hospital on '1 hursday,
Joe the 11th, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning.
Particulars may be known, on application at the Hospital ; and
It Dr. Merriman's House, No. 26, Half M6ou.street, Piccadilly.