Star.
London, England, 1812-06-10 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH..

At the London Tavern, Foxhole Street, Plymouth, on Friday, th•
19th instant, as twelve,
I HE beautiful copper-bottomed Brig le GRAND
JEA N BART. Admeasures &bop; 980 tond.—This most
desirable and firmly-constructed Brig was built at Et. Maloes,
about six months since, under particular inspection. She sails
remarkably fast, is pierced for 18 guns, has good accommodations
and a large hold. Her model is particularly hand,ome, with •
figure head. he is well calculated for the Mediterranean or any
other Trade, where dispatch is an object; and, being with bee
stores in the best possible condition, might be sent to sea imam.
ctiately.---Alter which will be sold, all her Cues and Warhk•
Stores, Provisions, &c. And then
The handsome copper-bottomed Schooner YOUNG CARO.

LINE. Admeasures about 140 tons —1 his is a wolisbutk fast
sailing vessel, with good capacity for stowage, war laud in store;
and requires but a small outfit for any voyage.
The above Vessels strvre captured by his Majesty's frigate Se.
miramis, Charles Richardson, Esq. Captain, and are regularly
condemned as prizes.
For Inventories or further particulars, apply to
Mr. THOMAS COIL
Georse-str: of, Ply:mess

Plymouth, June 1, 1212.

• PLYMOIJ 1 ff.

By Virtue of a Commission froth the idigh Court of Admiralty
of England, addressed to Thema+ Cold, Esq. •
At the London Tavern, Fah°le-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 19th instant' at twelve.
THE good fast-sailing Schooner GENERAL PA-
LAFOL Dimensionst—Lengtb, 73 feet; breadth,
Ret 31 inches; depth, 9 feet la inches; admeasures 134:c9-94
tons.—She is a handsome well-built serviceable vessel, coppered
and eopper-fastened, sails remarkably fast, pierced for it guns;
has a figure head, good accommQdatiorts, w, I stow a large eariro,
and is well deserving the attentii n of pers.ns in want 4,1 such a
Schooner: captured by h.s Majesty's toip Amelia, the Fronostlw
able Frederick Paul rity, Capiam, rad sloe. oondetuned as pines
After width will be •
About 85 la foot Deals, and suncry Warfare =dacha Stone,
leaded from the said Vessel.
fgas kroaststeles or other partien'srs, apply 1 ao midi Caw
,fiskdkaws, Glaorgo-otairip 11110 Mil.

Tag, near ralkingliam; or Messrs. Johnson and Gasket, No.
THE LATE MINISTERIAL NEGOCIATIONE. 3, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn. London.
THE PAPERS connected with tile late NEGO- Joseph Johnson, of Olierton, Cheshire, cheese-factor, dealer and
CIATIONS of the MARQUIS WELLESLEY and the
chapman June 26, 27, and July 21, at eleven, at the Coach and
EARL of MOIRA, accompanied by a STATEMENT, w U
Horses inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. John 'I homson,
Manchester; or Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row.
Ise published on TuoaSDAY AFTERNOON, by Rico AID Pun..
William Malon, late of Clare-street, Clare- r et, esex,
sia k M•ddl
sirs, 47, Ludgate Hill, and may then be bad of all Book-
and of Howard's Coffee-house, Duke's-Place, Leadenhall-
sellers.
street, London, victualler, stable-keeper, dealer and chapman,
June 13, 20, and July 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Harris, Castle-street, Houndsdilch.
Benjamin Cock, of Deptford, Kent, coal-merchant, dealer and
chapman, June 16, 27, and July 21, at ten, at Guildhall.-
Atton ey, Mr. Richard Pittman, No. 29, Newman-street,
Oaf r cl.. treet.
Samuel Slyth the elder and Samuel Slyth the younger, late of
South Molton-street, Middlesex, Chinamen and copartners,
dealers and chapnten, June 13, 20, at twelve, and July 21, at
one, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bedford-
street, Bedford-row.
John Crow the younger, of Cambridge-place, Cambridge-Heath,
Hackney-road, Middlesex, paper-hanger, dealer and chapman,
June 13, '2O, and July 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Howtll, Sion-Collegi -Gardens, Aldermanbury.
John Loathis, of No. 199, High Holborn, -.Middlesex, harness-
maker, June 13, 20, at twelve, and July 21, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Edward-street, Cavendish-
square.
Charles Dransficld, late of Union -street, Bishojssgate-street,
I London, grocer, June 16, 23, and July 21, at eleven, at Guild-
‘l,27 hall. Attorney, Mr. Highnioor, Ely-place, Holborn.
'4.
Peter Leonard, of Fleet-street, London, haberdasher and hosier,
dealer and chapman, June 13, at one, June to, at eleven, and
ookser
July 21, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Farren, Church-
year : court, Lothbury.
stem
John Williams Martyn, late of St. Day, parish of Gwennap,
nun
ay:Lev Cornwall, victualler, June 25, 26, and July 21, at ten, at
Pearce's Hotel, Truro. Attoruies, Mr. Wm. Davey, junior,
12mo. Redruth; or Messrs. Cardalts and Young, Gray's Inn.
Thomas Freer, of Leicester, ironmonger, June 99, at six, June
SO, at tell, and July 21, at eleven, at the White Hart hm, Lei-
cester. Attornies, Mr. Henry Dalby, Leicester; ur Mr. Wm.
Mason, No. 10, Staplv's-Itin, London.
William Williams, late of Witlench, Worcestershire, money-
scrivener, June 16, 17, and July 21, at eleven, at Diglis-green,
Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Wall, Worcester.
Robert Stevens, el Catinington' Somers: tshire, baker, dealer and
chapman, June 15, 19, and July 21, at eleven, at the Angel
Inn, Bridgewater. Attotnies, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater ; or
Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court, Carey-street, London.
Henry Kernut;of Tliavies-Inn, London, money-scrivener, dealer
and chapman, June 13, 20, and July `Si, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Dyer's-court, Alderrnalibury.
DIVIDENDS to he made at GUILDHALL.

This day was published, price Three Shillings,
By GARDINER, Pall Mall, and RIVINOTONS, St. Paul's,
LETTERS from G. D'OYLY, B. D. to the
Right Hon. Sir W. DRUMMOND, relative to his re-
-cent work, entitled CEDIPUS JUDAICUS.

COMPANION TO " THINKS I TO MYSELF."
A K. NEWMAN and Co. beg leave to announce
a Companion to
As 4'

" THINKS I 'TO MYSELF,"
Under the Title of
SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR, WHAT ?
I■ Four large Volumes, 12mo.
By AN OLD FASHJONED ENGLISHMAN,
And which will be ready for Delivery on the 2Sd of June.
Minerva-Office, London.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

July 11. W. Watts, Castle -lane, Southwark, leather-dresser,
at eleven—June 30. R. Sprites, little Quern-street, coach joiner,
at twelve—July 4. T. Gordon, T. Steadman, and S. Howland,
Tower-street, merchants, at twelve—July 4. K. P. Goodson, Le a-
denhall-street, sadler, at twelve—July 4. W. Ewer, Little Levy-
lane, Bermondsey, merchant, at ten—July 4, J. Allen and J.
litymer, Little Bell-alley, Coleman-street, merchants, at ten—
July 14. R. Hemson, R. Higgin, and J. Hart, Islees orth, cal:ca.
priuters, at ten-1 uiy 11. W. Woodman, Lime-street-square,
o.erchant, at one—June 30. C. Knowlton, Bristol, linen-draper,
4: eleven—June 30. NV. Clark, l'utaey, stock haeeker, at eleven.
J u e 2.. t N. Hayden, King's-street, Eloornsleto y, milliner, as
elcv 1. J. Coiry„Holdsworthy, shopkeeper, at twelve..
June 30. J. ILdson, St. James's-plate, tailor, at elrsen.
DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUN'I

CROWN OFFICE, JUNE 9.

MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIIIS PRESENT

PA RLIAMENT.

Borough of East Grinstead—The Right Honourable Nicholas
V insittart, of Great George-street, ii) the City of Westmin-
ster, in the room of George Wiltani Gunning, Esq. who has
accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.

June lti. G. A;stop, Plymouth, builds r, at eleven, at the Auc-
tion Mart, Plymouth-Dock—July 4. C. Wilkes, Birmingham,
stationer, at eleven, at the Svv.tr., BirmiLgham—July 6. J. G.
Smyth, East Stunehouse, Devon., merch.,:it, at eleven, at the
Conittierctal Inn, Plymouth—August H. J. Kent, Liddingtoef,
farmer, at six, at the Aug .1, Bath—July :1. J. 1-11ckyy, Worces-
ter, carver, at twelve, at the• Star and Garter, Worces:e
.
July 10. R. and J. Gorton, Cockney, itiercha.ds, at eleven, at
the Star, IVlanchester—Ju y 1. W. Paylis, Letibury, baker, at
eleven, at the Feathers, I.edbury—July It J. N. Coulter, of Beck-
foot, and J. Cooper, of Broughton in Furness, taio:ers, at four,
at the K ng's l-lead, Broughton—July I. W. Swann,
breeches maker, at eleven, at the Jerningharn Arms, Shihuall.
CERTIFICATES, Iv Ne to.
• - - - -

B. Fowker, Sheibourue-lane inercl.aw. T. Fpring, Charles-.
street, City-road, merchant. J. Ball, New Sarum, victualler. T.
and C. Price, Redeross-street, Southwark, upholsterers. it. and
N. Devitt, Little Carter-lane, warehousemen. 11. Rideout, Wool-
wich, chresemonger. W. Watson,,Liverpo.d, merchant. A.
Adams, Grecniekh, haberdasher. J. Siseley, Beckley, Sussex,
shopkeeper. 0. Macdonagh, Albany Tavern, Piccadilly, victual-
ler. W. Bares,Wellsburough Mill, Leicestershire, miller. J. and
J. Gask:ll, Minoties merchants. S. Hucks, Bermondsey, cooper.
T. Fleming, Deal, sl:
ip-agent. M. Wing, New Sarum, clothier.
E. Hooper, ithayader, banker. W. J. Berchey, Nesvgate-mark et,
talesman. F. Griffith, Well-street, manufacturer of patent soap.
DISSOLUI lON OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Ambrose and Hemsley, King-street. Former and Co. Brighton,
spirit dealers. T.,;nd .1. Eyre, Oxford-street, upholtterers. Pol-
lards and Robinson, Liverpool. Lyon and Cu. Wigan, bankers.
Lyon and Earle, V 1 igan and London, drapers. ur.ey and Co..
Grinstead, woolstaplin s. Barton and Harrison, Liverpool, iron-
mongers. Cooper and Co. laverpool, tobacco-manu acturers.—
Prunchard and Cumming, Oxford street, watch makers. New-
man and Co. Liverpool, nercliaum Williams and Watts Not.
sergeons. T. and J. Dates, Manchester, cattle-dealers.
'ratty mid Gibson, Leeds, dyers. Cot 'well and Harris' Bristol,
gi ewers. Gilbert and Alker, Wigan, size rs. :Mace and Hogg,
Watling-in:vat, factors. Smith and Bealby, Portobello, white-
lead Manufacturers. Wood and Lambe, Leeds, spirit merchants.
Greiner and Locke, Guildford, lime-burners. Price and Morgan,
strand, mercers . Carter and Crane, Bond-street, upholsterers.

MALTA MAIL.

GIBRALTAR, MAY IC

• Extract of a letter from Algeziras, of the 14th of
May :—" Sonic continues hi motion, without its be-
ing clearly understood what he is about. Viger V.
Casas Viegas, has been te-,ccupied by an enemy's
battalion, and this morning two hundred of their r
horse made a reconnoitring in the environs of Tail
rift : after Fushing as far as Ogen, they have again
retired.
" General Ballasteros is gone to Los Barrios. The
3d division which is here, has remained the whole clai
drawn up on the heights of Calvario, and this even.
ing re-entered the town. Some precautions taken 14
our Government had excited a little uneasiness, but
the news-of the enemy's retreat has somewhat allayed
onr apprehensions.
" SEVEN o'CLocK.—Nothing new has occurred. A
party of the' hussars of Castile, which the General
yesterday sent to the Venta de Ogen, for the purpose
of reconnoitring, fell in with some of the enemy's
scouts, whom they engaged, killed the Captain corn-
mandin, and have brought his epaulets and five pri-
soners to head-quarters."