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LEITH, JANUARY 23.

Extract of a letter from Captain ALEXANDER
Pnil.lr, of the schooner Barbara, of Aberdeen, to his
owner, dated St. Michael's Roads, 28th Dec. 1812 :
" SlR—This will inform you of my arrival at this port, after
a most disagreeable passage of 44 days from Bristol, three weeks
of which I was beating about this island, before I got in with the
land. On the sth instant, I had the misfortune to be captured
by the Rolla, American schooner privateer, James Dooley, Com'
mender, of nine guns, and 78 men, off the west end of the island,
myself and crew being tatvn on board the privateer, and detained
24 hours. The American crew plundered us, and destroyed
every thing that came in their way on board the Barbara; and
took all my provisions, stores of all sorts, as ropes, warps, and
spare sails, unbending also the but sails, and, after overhauling
my letters and papers, gave me up the vessel again a mere wreck.
The master and crew of the three•masted schooner Brisk, of
Plymouth, which had been captured two hours before me, with
part of her cargo, were put on board, six in number; and we
were now, 14 of us, 15 days on half a bag of moulded bread, and
half a barrel of beef, an that the Americans thought proper to
leave for carrying us to St. Michael's ; I might u well have fallen
in with a pirate, being stripped of every thing, as well as my
crew, and having only saved five guineas and my watch, which
were stowed away. lam to sail this evening, and shall make all
dispatch."

The galliot Johanna, with barley, from Jutland to
Norway, arrived on Wednesday last, at Aberdeen,
prize to his Majesty's brig BREVDAGERYS. The Jo-
hanna, GOURLAY, of Aberdeen, from Lisbon to Lon-
don, has been taken by a French privateer.; retaken
by the SCYLLA sloop of war, and arrived at Plymouth
13th instant.

The STIRLING CASTLE is to be fitted for the recep-
tion of Lord MOIRA, to take his passage to India.—
Sir HOME POPHAM will command her.

The Underwriters of Liverpool have presented an
elagant silver cup, of the -value of £4O, to Captain
AFFLECK, who so bravely defended his ship, the May,
against an American privateer, last summer.
London, England, 1813-01-29

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Cortina .0 0
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Gottehburgh 0 1
Brazils 0 0

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 26.

Arrived the Generous Planter, and the Elitaboth,
from London for the West-Indies. Sailed the Mary
packet, with a Mail for Coruna.—Wild

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 27.

Arrived the Chums, of 18 guns;—Remain in
Hainoaze the Danematik and rent, 74 guns ; Uni-
corn, Briton, Crescent, Doris, Amide, Bustard,
Lyra, Alphea, Whiting, and Glenor..ln Stonehouse
Pool, the Speculator.—ln Barn Pool, the Leonidas'
Phoebe, and Helen.—ln the Sound, the Orestes, Pe•
lican, Rolla, and Spy.—in Casrsand Bay, the Norge,
Centaur, Abercrombie, and Stirling Castle, of 74
guns each.
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BODENIIAII BCt. ASSIGNEES OF OAKLEY, V. WESTON.

A Rule Nisi was granted, to shew cause why
there should not be a new trial. The action was
brought to recover the amount of several bills of es.
change paid by baakrupt, to defendant, under the fol-
lowing circumstances :—Bankrupt resided at Here.
ford, and carried on the business of a woolstapler :
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his brother met him, and as the brother swore, told
bankrupt, that defendants, to whom he was a secu.
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PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 2s.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Sai.currx, of 38 guns,
Captain HOPE ; and Fox, 36 guns, Capt. PAtxasow,
with convoy frog; Plymouth 1 and the FYLLA from
Guernsey.—The 10th Hussars are embarked, and the
transports out of harbour, and should the wind con.
tinue fair will be off to-morrow e Generals STEWART

and Bustkisz accompany them.
DEAL, JANUARY se.

Arrived his Majesty's sloops ROYALIST and Con•'
DELIA from a cruize. Came down from the River
the HAvoc gun•brig, with several transports and met•
chantment ; the latter sailed for Portsmouth, under
coavoy of the OLYMPIA cutter. Sailed the Rauus
Deal pilot.boat, on a cruise off Dungeness.
London, England, 1813-01-29

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YARMOUTH, JANUARY U.

Arrived the PRIMROSE from off the Texel. Sailed
the BEAVER and CENSOR for Sheerness) to refit; the

REntnEAsz, Sir GE°. KEITH, for Heligoland. Put
back the FORWARD gun-brig, and remains in the Roads
with the Soleby, Chanticleer, Blazer, and Leveret.
GREENOCK, JANUARY VI,

The information contained in our last, that the ship
Ariadne, BIRD, of this port, Was on shore at Gibral-
tar, turns out to be incorrect, as we have seen a letter
from the Second Mate of that vessel, dated the let
inst. which contains the following paragraph : 44 We
had a very heavy gale here from the eastward, and
there are about twenty ships on shore, and no hopes'
of getting off. We lost our jib-boom and jolly boat,
and some other damages, but not great."

Extract of a letter from Cunemara to a Gentleman
in Galway, Ireland :

" Saturday sennight the brig ludo, of Aberdeen, bound from
Nova Scotia to Greenock, with timber, put into the Shannon
for a market none offering, she took in 450 firkins of butter;
sailed from thence the preceding Friday, and got on the breakers
off Bunown in a fog. The crew with difficulty got oe oboes.—
We are sorry to mention, that during the absence of the crew
numbers of the country people went on board the vessel, cut
away her fore-mast., stain-topmast, all her rigging, &c. carried
on shore her sails, cables, and spars s they also plundered the un-
fortunate sailors of every article they possessed. Had it not been
for the interferente of Captain Tnouws MARTIN, of the Balli-
nahinch Yeomanry Cavalry, who arrived with his corps in time
to prevent their cutting the decks, the entire cargo would have
been plundered. The vessel struck about two leagues off the
land, and drifted in under the (..stle of Bunown. The greater
putt of the butter has been plundered and taken away ; and Mr
O'N eiLL's stores, in which part of the rigging and some of th.
timber were deposited, were broken open, and the same taken
thereuut."
London, England, 1813-03-23

- •
was do considstatibti earl re *redid intidce Lim
to resort to any thing so base and degrading. He well
knew, also, bow much the bare suspicion of such prac
tices must have injured his character in that quarter,
i where it was supposed he wished by such means to
tecommend himself—The House then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lord C. FITZROY presented the Report of the Coinmittee
on the Seaford Election, which declared the Sitting Members
poly elected, and the petition not frivolous and vexatious.
A new Writ was ordered for Rye, vacated by Mr. Wetherell,
who was returned for another place.
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Merchants, &c. in the neighbourhood of Graveiend, for con-
tinuing the East India 'i rade in the Port of London.
b e Report of the Committee on the subject of the proposed
Docks, &c. in the Isle of Dogs, wat moved for, and afterward
/Drought up by Alderman Atkins.
In a Committee of Supply, Mr. Wharton moved for 5,000,0001.
for payment of oustanding Exchequer Bills. Agreed to.
Lee's Patent Bill was read a second time, after some carver-
cation between Mr. Courtenay, Mr. D. Giddy, Sir R. Peek,
Mr. C. Wynne, Mr. J. P. Grant, &c. it was reteßed to a Coma
=lure above stairs.

Mr. CANNING, after observing that he had been returned
,for Liverpool, moved for a new writ for Sligo, for which place
he had also been elected, but for which be had vacated his seat.
Mr. PRENDERGAST presented a Petition irons certain
merchants, and others, in London, praying that Indian free ships
might continue to hold the privileges which they have hitherto
Lel&
Mr. Alderman ATKINS moved for leave re bring In a Bill to
provide against the Abuses which had taken place at Weymouth
and Mrlcombe Regis, forilie purpose of multiplying votes.
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the subject, saw sonic objections to the restriction of the right
of electloo, which extended more widely there, than in any other
places, except London.
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end ordered w be read a second time on Monnay next, and to
be printed.
The Insolvent Debtors' Bill was read a second time, and com-
mitted ter the 3d of May.
The report of the Dental Inclosure Bill was ordered to be
considered on the Sd of May.
Mr. BANKES postponed the consideration of the Report of
the Sinecure Abolition Bill till that day se'tinight.
On the motion for the third reading of the Felony and Petit
Larceny EIJI, sir C. Moritaunt objected so it. Mr. X enrich
stated his willingness to accede to some amendntents; and the Sd
naduig was postponed to the yd of May. -
London, England, 1813-03-23

pI.YMOTYTH, MARCH V.

Arrived the Courier from Navi 4, and the Virginia from Chap
lostott, two fine A.113'6:111 schooners, one laden with brandy.
wine, and silki, prizes to the ANDROMACUE. 38 guns, and the
other to the I" v*AMvs, 36 guns, laden with colonial produce.
The Sas loser, or 113 gnus, which came into Hensoaz• on
Friday last, will dock the 11r4 opportunity, and will then refit
fur the flag in the Mediterranean.,
DEAL, MARCH U.

Arrived Lis Majesty's ship KA440A190, with 'Wit vessels
under convoy for the Vt' est-Indies, viz. the Fortune, Lovely Anne
Sarho, Isabella, Fanny, Ramonelte, Grenjor, and Argylo; the
RAPID schooner from F#tonth, with a convoy, which are lanai
for the River.—Wind S.W.
YARMOUTH, MARCH St,

Sammy evening paced this port, with a fine breezes! S.W.

Beet, ut:der convoy, hound for tt.e ports in the Baltic. Tee
D.tentis has A signal king for the Baltic, a-d the VROtNT for
the coast of France. transperts Nos. stl, 346, 215, a! d
262, remain—four of the crew of the trarsport Norfolk, of L.crna
don, deserted from the ship in the night, and left the Bun OS
this beach.

NEW-YORK. FEBRUARY 1.

The privateer America has taken sis vessels ; among them are
ships, Hope, frptn St. 1 isomas for Glasgow; ralph Nickerson,
from Quebec for London; brig Euphemia, from Laguira fcr
Gibraltar.

FL'. L--Arrived the rritish ship Rio Novo, from London t 4
St. Kitts, prize to t}.e Rolla. The Rolla also captur:l shits
Mary, Eliza, Raymond, Apollo, (with Government stores), and
brig Barons, (part of the Cork fleet), and sent them to Trance.

HALIFAX, N. S. FEBRUARY SR

Arrived on Tuesday his Majesty's ships SNANteott, Comm.
dcre BROM i NYMNIt, Capte!n Erworrx ; and the prig No-
VA SCoTvIA, LieUteteet ;Lev., from a cruize. Wednesday. his
Majesty's ship TINZDOS, Captain Pat itta, and brig Coatsw.
Captain Hawn. American brig Sarah, irons New York for
Amsterdam, with a cargo of cotton and ;wash, captured by the
TrtieltoS.

The ship Dligence, Captain 'kimonos, from hence for St.
John's, N. B. was unfortunately wrecked on Beal's Island, near
Mathes, on the right of the 16th ultimo—crew only saved. Sbe
bad a considerable quantity of ordnance stores, clothing, and
provisions for the army, dry goods, Ike. on board.
Captured by the enemy—Ship Lady Johnson, from London,
with ordnance roses, fur tics place, by the Comet privateer;
brig Peggy, Gaoucnv, from Newtound;cnd for West Indies, by
the Hates privakeer; and sbip Arabribt, (tom Pristol for ths
West Indies, by the Grewler privateer.
A coaster from La Havre y •sterday, saw a ship fire at and
board a topsail schooner wide off the shore; the stbooner after-
wards hoisted Spanihh colours. The ship, we think, might have
been the Rattler.
London, England, 1813-03-23

DISTRIBTI 1 lON OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Colossus, for l'Endlie, will be pail vn the 24th Instant,
at No. 9, Broad street, and there recallvd.

The Trinculo, fur the Latoshkd pod four other vessels, will be
recalled at IS, Great George-street. • •
'I he Naval Forces employed in the Scheldt Expedition will re 7
calve of the Clerk of the Clselue, at Greenw:ch, after the .
instant, their proportion of the sum remelted to meet the cimin
of per centaie for Greenwich Hospital; and the Revenue Cut-
ters will receive their proportion from their respective Agents.

General Sir Thomas GRAHAM, K. B. Hon. General
Sir CHARLES STUART, and General Pico Y, are ex.
pected at Portsmouth this week, to proceed to I..iibon
in a ship of war.
Colonel Sir THOMAS S. DocKwmi, of the 95th Re-
giment, is going Out to Can Ada as Acintant.Oeilera I ;
and Colonel STEWART, of the Royal Scots, will ac-
company him. . They Are both arrived at Portsmouth
to take their passage by the first conveyance.
Monday se'naight, a Belfast tender, which went
into Campbeltown, sent a gang on shore to imprec:,
when, from their having met with some resistance,
the Officer c, nunanding the party ordered the ma-
rines to fire ; and, a fine young girl of 14 years of
age was shot dead, one man aeverely wounded in the
leg, and another most respectable per'on stabbed.--
The officer has been apprehended, and committed to
jail to stand trial.
BREAM—No alteration in the price this week : the
quartern b at, eighteen-pence-11.4p

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NifF4L INTB4,6ENCE.

MARC!! 2'2.

The Astute, SR, Hon. Captain Irby, arrived this afterneee
from the coast of Africa ;—she fell in with two French frigates
the Arethusa and Ruby, on that coast, on the 7th ultimo, when'
after a most desperate and gaVant action with the former, in
which there wis hrunense slaughter on both sides, the Arethusa
sheered if to her consort, which ship could not come up. The
Assets.% sustained the immense loss of SO kilkd and 93 wound-
ed; every Officer on board was included in either the one or the
otter. The three Lieutenants of the ship, with Ljeut. PASCO
(who formerly commanded the DAII4IO gun-brig, but which,
previous to the commencement of the action, bad been destroy.
esl, to prevent her falling into the essay's Lan :d4, a Lieutenant
of Marines, the Purser of the Tu Ats, and Mr. KEN xicui
Midshipman, were killed. The action listed three hours and 1
half, during a per'erct calm, and the ships were so closely eng-7,ei,
that the sashes from the guns scorched the aides of both
The enemy's friiate was one,of very superior class to titut of
the AmELIA ; she was much higher than the Amnia, and
mounted 44-pounder*. Towards the close of *het/action the
enemy's fire a little slackened,the cries of the wounded on board
her were d,stinctly heard by the AM ?lAA'S crew. Their loss
must have been very severe, but the number It has been impos-
sible to ascertain; she sailed better than the AMCLIA, and at the

commencement of the action got upon the latter 's quarter, but
at a later period of the action the Antral. had the advantage for
a s!!ort time if getting on her bow.—Among the rattles of the
Ogkers killed, are Lieutenants Petsco, BATC3, Wttt•, and
Pore, Lieutenant GRANCeIt, Royal Marines, Mr. Donut, Pur-
ser of the TuAt=, Mr. K:::vNictrr, Midshipman; and among
the weundeA is Captain Tape. The French frigates were railing
down the coast, and' the AMELIA was returning to England,
after being on that station for eighteen months. The crew of
the DARINR, with her Ceram:ander, west on board the Auctin
prior to the ai'tion, l•y whirh the later recclied an accession of
btrergth of 40 :3011.—Sailtd the A tatcoar, for Gnern,ey; Cams.
TIAN Vii. to cruise cif Chetbl:7B‘l; an 4 the SAVAGL, with is
convoy to thy Downs.'
London, England, 1813-03-23

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Lonzon Tavten' Rl:ha-street, Piyn.rwth, on Friday,
the 9th day of Aprff next, at Nogn,
THE S..itonnesr EXPE RFM EN l', of Baltimose.
Dimensions (wt. American Register),
I .ength - 80 it. Din. I Dents - 8 ft. 6 in.
Breadth . '42 0' I Atimel.sures 131 Tons cop;:erml.
lialtintote bulit, raffia remarkaiviy swift, (commissioned as a
letter-61-mAripic) was carnred after a very inng ylrla
Majesty's sh.p Roy; R, F. Easeina Locite, Esq. Commander.
She is in good condition, wed found in cons, and way be
sent to sea at a very moderite expentc of eni:flt—w 1/ he tree of
duties to the pure h ser, and th eretore particukr ly wor thy attention.
1 m nit diate.y :,ftcrW4r.is her Ca:go :
62 Casks Fresh and New Carolina Rice.
120 hales Sea Island Cotton.
_ .

. _
For Inventories or Cata'ogurs of Vessel and Carp, apply to
James Sy;tett, Esq. Arundel street, London where SL 100(3 will
Le sit .wn six days pri.c.ding the Sale; abd for viewirg, cr orb r
inforn,ation apply to Messrs. Hawleer and Suns, Merchants, Ply-
mouth.

Also,
The Brig EXPECTATION, built at Philadelphia, of the best
ina;erials, and coppered,
Dimensions per American Register:
Length 90 feet 3 inches Breadth 23 feet 7 Inches.
Depth 11 2 Admeasures 210 Tons.
Has a Woman Figure head, is a very handsome mo.'el, sails
very fast and is well found in stores. Also her cargo consisting
of 439 Bales and Bap. of New Orleans Cotton,
Captured by and conilerunei as Prize to H. M. S." Burets,"
Sir I.IIOMAS Smarts Captain.

Also,
The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions (per
American Register):
Length - 82 ft. 2 in. I Depth - ft. SI, in.
131eadth - 24 7 I Admcuures 215 'lons.
Has a figure head, is a well constructed Merchant Verses, well
found iu stores, suited for general purposes, and requires very
little outfit to perform a foreign voyage.
Alterman's, part of her Cargo, consisting of
100 Bales New Orleans CO 11.0 N.
Captured and rood-tuned as prize to his Majesty's ships
Cotossus and Mitut.

Inventories and Catalogues of the isspectation and Print, aad
Cargoes, may he had at Messrs. John 1-ckson and Cu. New
Brui.d-street, London, where samples of the latter will be exhi-
bited six days preceding the Sale.
For viewinz and further information, apply to Messrs. Haw-
ker and eons, Merchants, Plymouth.
London, England, 1813-03-23

POKI*SEA ISLAND WATER WORKS

- -
MOTIOE is hereby Given, ThAtit is necessary for
any Proprietor desirous of advancing Money on Mortgage,
agreeably to the Propositions made AC the Special general Assstis-
bly heW on the Si February last (lately yulitithed in this Paper,)
Aid conbrmed by:: ti.e-o:ve at a Special General Assembly Oil
the titl. instant, to :1ap.... tlle Secretary thereof, in order 01.4 a
proper Security may tie pteparvd for that psepo....
Portsmouth, lvtarch .9, IdIS. Rocca CALLAWAY,
. Chief Clerk and Stcretary.
London, England, 1813-03-23

CORN TRADE 'OF IRELAND.

Sir H. PARNELL rose uo move, pur+uant to notice, for a
Committee on the Corn Trade of lielacd. A main obje. r with
him was to inquire into the export trade. From the depreciation
in the value of money, the prices were by no means equivalent
to what they were when originaby fixed; he should, therefore,
move tut the appointment of a Select Committee, to inquire
into the Corn Trade of fret/tad, and to report thereupon to the
House.

Mr. Alderman ATKINS tkought the subject of equal impor-
tance to Greet Britain as to Ireland, and should, therefore, move
an Anandment, that the wurd " Ireland" be left out, for the
purrust of instrting the words ,µ the United Kingdom."
Sir li. k N ARELL had no objtction to make his Motion more
general, and thc Amendment was accordi..gly can-led. Ihe
Mullets for the Pity of Lon'don and for the County of Norfolk
were added to the Committee.
London, England, 1813-01-11

This day was published,
U Octavo, illustrated with 39 Plates, /nice 18s. boards,
MECHANICAL EXERCISES; or, The Ele-
ments and Practise of Carpentry, Joinery, Bricklaying,
Masonry, elating, Plastering, Painting, Sedthing, and Turning.
Containing a full Deseripdon of the Tools belonging te each
Branch of Business, and copious Direitions for their Use? with
au Explanation of the Terms used in each Art; and an Introduc-
Aion to Practical Geometry.
By PETER NiertaLsort.
Printed for J. 1 aylur, at the Archited-ural Library, No. 59,
High Hollxiro.—Whete may be had, by the same Author,
1, The Carpenter's New Guide, stn. 78 Kees, 15,. hound.
11. The Carpenters' and Joiners' Assistant, 4to, 79 Plates,
Li. ls. bound.
8. 'llhe Student's `ot►lacts", to the Poo Chidokleo. 41 Plates,
ins. Fd. boonal.
London, England, 1813-01-11

NAP:II. INTELLIGEATC:E.

The Anevuusw frigate, reported to have been cap-
tured, sailed from the Havannah for Vera Cruz on
the 12th of November.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 9.

Arrived the American ship Vengeance from New
York for Bourdeaux, with cotton and sugar, captu-
red by the PIKEBE frigate. The above vessel left
New York the 12th ultimo, at which time the elec-
tion for President was not dosed: It was reported
that the MACEDONIAN had arrived hear Hell•gate.—

Arrived the PIICERE frigate, from a cruize : she has
also taken an American privateer, called the Htmter,
•f 16 guns and 80 men, which has not yet arrived,
but is hourly expected. This privateer had captured
a transport and a brig, both belonging to the Ntet-
noes convoy.—Arrived the Spanish brig Esperania,
from Corunna.—The Brisk schooner, of this tort,
WHITE master, which sailed a few days sinte, has
been captured by an American privateet.—Salled his
Majosty.'s ship TIGRE, for Portsmouth ; and the Jti
VOLUTIOWAIRE frigate, with a convoy for ditto ; the
SCYLLA. gun-brig, with secret orders ; the FOXHOUND
gun-brig, and ORESTES and ROVER sloops of war, to
the Weitward.-z-Wind W.

PORTSMOt CH, JANUARY 10,
AlTii•ed yesterday the TIGRE from Plymouth, and
Ntoss from off Cherburgh. Sailed the BOLD and
SNAP on a cruite. Sailed to-day the RorAL OAK,
Lord A. BRAUCIARC, with the EGMONT, DEEM,
and Murnia, under sealed orders. Sailed the Fox,
for Torbay ; NORTH STAR, for off Cherburgh, and
the DArnxE, on a eruize: The VENGEUR is appointed
convoy for the West Indies and the late Dutch Co.
lonies.—Wind

DEAL. JANUARY 10.

Sailed this morning the whole of the outward-hound
£ast•lndiamen, transports, coasters, and colliers,
under Convoy of the RoYA.Livr, RAPID, Boxtn,
PLOSIT, Etani, GAMBIER, and SPECULATOR. Came
down from the River, several transports and other
vessels; and sailed for Portsmouth under convoy of
the THISTLE gun-brig.—Wind North.

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 10.

Nailed the Hum hoop of mer for off the Texel.
London, England, 1813-01-11

lICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES AND

EXAMINATIONS.
DR. HOOPER and Dr. AGER will been their
next COURSE on the THEORY and PRACTICE of
PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA MEDICI, at
the Theatre, 2G, Cork-street, Burlington Gardens, on Muthlay,
February 1, IRIS, at Eight &Clock In the Morning.
A Prospectus, whh particulars, may be had of Dr. Hooper,
21, Saville-rms..
London, England, 1813-10-08

• THE ARMY.

•
Ulit.-atIftRAL SIR TOoaIAU PICTON,K.K: eisitltsiNssitto
TIC SD Dlylllolll OP Tat BRITISH ARM!. .
" Valley of &titan, in Spain, August 27.
Deal bas long been the wish of the Officers of the
three Brigades which we have had the honour to mainland en;
Too, in the 9d Mishits, as aho of the Divisional Staffs of
—ring an opportunity of Arius you an ostensible mark of that
high respect, gratitude, and esteem which we sb sincerely fed in
oar hears. Every objection seems now removed, in point of
time and otherwise, when on the recurrence of severe illness,
ich has in four successive stoops assailed you, you at present
ty await sufficient degree of convalescence to admit of your
trying change of climate, with but too prospect, we lament
to thit.k, of your r.turning to your Command in this country.-..
Services, such as yours, cannot but have been acknowledged be-
fore this, by the offerit.g of one or more swords irons your at-
tached Military Brethren in a gratefuloountry —We, therefore,
- ourselves, and those who desire r.sto kepresent them, request
tt will du us the honour toaCcer of a piety of Pine wi b a
short inscrlyeau, communicative or the circumstances and of the
vs wife)) compose the 3d l)ivisiou under your command in
Peninsula. With most eiocere wishes for your early convi-
lescence, followed by warmed good health, on leaving a climate
that has proved so unfriendly to you, we have the honour to sub-
scribe ourselves, dear fir, your ever faithful servants. (Signed)
" C. CoLtru.t.t.
" Towns BRISIANE, Major-Gen.
" M. ?owes, Major Bea.
(For the Staffed the Division)
" H. Srovua, A. A. Gen."
London, England, 1813-10-08

GENERAL MORE4U.

A solemn Service was performed yesterday morn-
g in the- Catholic Chapel, King-street, in honour
this great and good man. The chapel was hung
ith black, and filled with a very large assemblage
genteel persons :—The RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR and
site ; the first Minister of Louis KVIII. Count
°Y.SCARS, and, all the French Noblemen to Monsieur
.Icl the Prince of CONDE. Mademoiselle Moaratr
was there attended by her Governess; she is about
_ight years old. Among the company we observed,
besides, her Grace the Duchess of DrroNsitras,
Countess-0f BE-visostomr, the Boroness Da STAEI2
Lady. MELBOURNE, the Hon. Mrs. G. LAMB, and
Mr. F. FOSTER.

Persons who may be desirous of obtaining any par-
41bular numbers, in the Lottery to be drawn on the
sa of NOVEMBER, should apply immediately to some
of the Offices, otherwise they may be disappointed,
enefoserth of the Tickets are already issued from
,e B:ink.

CONFLICT OF POLITICAL OPINIONS. —An article
Antler this bead', appears every Friday in the County
Herald, and may be seen at the Chapter and Peele's
Coffee-houses. It embraces the political opinions of
both sides of the question, as put forth 'in the Mi-
) Aerial and Opposition Prints of the week. The
Author descants with freedom on the arguments of
each, and points out, as' he finds occasion, the party
error. His knowledge is extensive, his elucidations
Instructive, and his conclusions impartially correct.
London, England, 1813-10-08

• SWIM&
Iresteedny, tit Wailleged Moose, Mn.lang Wuftislay, of a
ion and heir.
Monday. at his father's honte,Osorge•street, Hanover.ogvare,
the Lady of Lientehant-Colonel Wane, std Light Drapes, of
a soo.
The ith instant, in Billlte‘sguan, the Lady of J. ltlai, Beg.
of a daughter.
' ' MARRIED,
. Sept. 24, Mr. Humphrey, of Denbigh, the celebrated blind
harre,. to Mn. widow of the late Mr. With *44
same place, whose lomeated remains.oho fourteen (bits begird Sod
eiondgnad -to the silent gravel For seven days she ranalled quite
imansoiabie; but on the eighth, being mekkatally to company
with the harper, the tones which be drew from 'that melodious
iserrimitnt had the effect of soothing her grief; and after d= days
having courtship, this modern Orpheus had the felicity of moduc-
tffig hitt° the altar of Hymen. • .
DIE*.

Stmel..y seinolght, in Lintedait, Mrs. Murray, wife of Caraln
Terence Murray, Paymaster to the Brigade of Guards under
Lord Wellington.
At Chanter-hill, near Enniskillen, Miss Gordon, eldest daugh •
ter of the late Colonel Alexander Gordon-, of Feltrim Castle.
At his house In Kullochoan, the 19th ult. Captain Jobn Mac-
donald, of Gleomadale.
At Arbroath, the 22d ult. Lieutenant William Gichle, of the,
Royal Navy.
Oct.!, in Ms 17th year, Alexander, third son of the Re►. Dr.
Macleod, Rector of St. Anne's, Westminster.
Oct. 9, Jas. Combes, Esq. Alderman and Banker, of Windsor.
SALES BY AUCTION.

By Mr. SHEARDOWN,
At the Heim of Mr. Thomas Roberts the New F.lephast zed
Castle Ism, at Pontefract, Ia the Ceiusty of York, es Thurs-
day, the 4th day of November next, subject to such Conditions
of Sale, as bluil then be produced, unless previously aping&
• cif by Private Contract, of which due notice will be givusli
this Npa•
•
rip Ht very valuable and improvable ESTATE,
part of Pontefract Park District, adjoining the Borough of,
Pontefract (and giving an Interest therein, better understood
than explained). consisting of sundry Farm Hoists, convenient
Outadmildingt, and 870 A. 37P. or thereabouts, of Arable, Mee.'
stow, and Pasture Land, Extra-parochial, Tithe-free, and the,
Assessments very low. This very desirable Estate is eiden by
Ltase und, r his Majesty as parcel of 'the Duchy of Lancaster,
for Si years, from Lady-day, 1009, renewable every twain years,
on application at the Duchy Office.
A Map thereof may be MO, leave to view the Premises given,
and other particulars known, by applying to Mr. Richard Miuon,
Pontefract.—Pontefract, Sept. SS, 181$.
London, England, 1813-10-08

• URAL-AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
PO'lllolg-.411. Royal Highneu the Duke of Yong.

.
• GOVELNOILI.
RA of Leitrim. Col. W. loner, M. P.
Hon. Cot I. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P.
;obit Latoucbe, M. P. • Captain L Hay.
lininsofe—.Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London.
irrHIS INSTITUTION, established for the exchr
-IL sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASEi.
sad their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcers-
r liens, &c. has to boast the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, an-
nually, many of whom have been afflicted from le to 20 years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured in
s few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generative
organs, which impair the oonstitution, and shorten life, are bar
; Imre successfully treated than on any other plan.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at bit
o private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street. Bedford-square
whore Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and
the ascessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any
pert et the klasdein.
London, England, 1813-10-08

BUTLER'S
VEGETABLE RESTOItAI IVE TOOTH POWDER.
BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as
one of the greatest Meetings ProviJence can bestow, without
which the fume,' formed face is *imperfect; inattention to the teeth
and gum is the principal cause of an offensive breath. BUTLER'/
VIOITABLR RCSTORATIVI TOOTiI POWDER is RRIOAt elegant
and census remedy (Sr all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its
particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth,
but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; It w ill
reader them beautifully white, fasten such as, mar be loose, and
restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy
in the gums, cause them to adhere dose and firm to aloe teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet,
relieve aqd cure the most escruciatiog tooth-acb, gum-biles, and
swelled face.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's 4. Cheapside corner
of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Belam and SharplPorts-
mouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; .Allnutt, Weston, Mallory.
and Jones, Pongee • 'Trewmae, Exeter ; Cooltworthy, Glenville;
Gilbert, and Hoxial nd, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter
and Mikmaid, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Car-
gill, Edinburgh • Crutwell, Bath; Ross end Peck, Hull; White,
Brighton; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Gui-
ana and Billing', Edwaids and Penny, Llverpotil Stains and
Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, Bir-
mingham • Gregory, Brighton ; and of most 'respectable Medi-
cine Venders in the Kingdom, in Boses 2e. ed. each.
Also may be had, Butler's celebrated Lavender Water. which
la patronised by the Princess of Wales and the Princess Charlotte,
hi Bottles at 41. each.
London, England, 1813-10-08

THE Value of DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS,
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day
can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a
certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from
the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that
attends salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any
degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restric-
don oidlete The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have
proved their claim to public approbation for more than 30 years.
In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-Ldlialg resto-
rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer-
cury, by Wick pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. To
traveller, and those going abroad, they cannot be reeonuuended
too Manly, as they will receive * safe, speedy, and complete
cure, In all old stubborn gleete, and every weakness that affects
the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women
have become mothers, who for many years bad been deprived el
that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapslde,
the corner of St. Paul's Cborchlisrcl; and retail, by Belem and
Sharp, Portsmouth; HA & Jobnion, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston,
Mallory, and Jones, Porten ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy,
Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland, Plymouth • Newbury, Dub-
lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderson,
Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and -Peek,
Hull; White, Brighton ; Roberts, seldon, and Rut, Chelten.
ham; Grepon and Billing., Edwards ind Penny, Liverpool;
Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwielt ; Yam and
Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and mast Paedisina
Vaasa, la hotels% ilt i 10.61. sal sots.. 4
London, England, 1813-10-08

VALUABLE FREEHOLD TYTHES, SENT.
By Mr. ,PEYTON,
Ciarrawai's CniFee-honse 'Change-alley, Quail', Lokon,
some time in the month Of November next, in three Lou,
ALL the RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES'
arising antliccrulog from the Crops of Grain and Hay on
upwards of 'lwo Thousand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and
productive Land, situate in the Parish of NORTHFLEET, in the
County of Kent ; and also a substantial and convenient Rectory
House it for the accommodation of a Family of respectability,
with all necessary attached and detiched Offices, Barns, Yards,
Gardens, Orchards, and Paddock ; and a most valuable Close of
Land, about 14 Acres, free from all Tithes, most desirably
situated for the erection of a Centlanates Residence.
Each Lot lies very compact, an 4 within a ring fence, the qua-
lity of the Soil is adarted only to a state of aration.
Northfieet is most advantageouslysituated in a populous and
increasing neighbourhood, one mile from Gravesendnine from
Chatham and Rochester, and 20 from London.
Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be ready for deli-
very 21 days before the Sale, on application to Mr. Jame's, New
Boswell-court' Lincoln's Inn, London, where. a Plau of the
Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1813-10-01

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.
TRUSTERS.
His'Grace the Duke of RUTLAND, K. 0.
The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G.
The Most Noble the Marquit of NoRTHAMPToN.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Bucxtucuwasbuiae.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Urrea O)SORY.
WILLIAM PRAENT.sq. M. P. •
SCRIM BERNARD MORLAND, Esq. M. P.
And Sixty Directors.
Managing Director—J. 'l'. BARRER BEAVMONT, Esq. F. A. S.
Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at
MICHAELMAS, are now in course of delivery.
PERSONS who are itisured with this Association
become- Membert. Such raorrrs a+ arise are divided
EQUALLY among the Members, actording to their respective
contributions, and without the risk of loss, as an ample surplu•
Capital has been provided to meet any excess of lossers that
may occur.
Agents are appointed In all the principal Towns, who are like-
wise Agents to the Provident Life Offices, founded on similar
principles.

BIRTH&
At Ayr, on the 19th ult. the Hon. Mrs. Rollo, of a daughter.
Oa the 9.3 d ult. at Inverness, Mrs. Dr. MiDonald, of a
daughter.
At St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 13th August, the Lady
of Major William Payne, Royal Artillery, of a son.
At Cranbrook, on tie 19th ult. the wife of Mr. Booth, hair-
dresser, of twins, being her second delivery of twins within
eleven month;.
London, England, 1813-10-01

MILAN, SEPTEMBER 10.

The last iatelligence from the head-qoarters is of
the 16th instant, in the evening. It informs us, that
our troops had entered Fiume. The enemy's column
under the orders of General Nugent left it a few mo-
ments previously, in the greatest disorder. The ene-
my abandoned two pieces of artillery, which were
taken by our voltigeurs. Such. was the confusion
that reigned in that town, that the Archduke Maxi-
milian had only time to retire in a small boat belong-
ing to Admiral Fremantle, from which he went on
board an English ship, which instantly set sail.
The greater past of General Pino's troops have
again marched upon Adelsberg, to approach the the-
atre of operations of the remainder of the army. The
reserve division, commanded by General Bonsante,
which has been organized at Verona and &Mall°, is
advancing into the valley of the Adage.

.AUGSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 20.
General Wrede has still his head-quarters at Brun-
nau, and no dispositions announce their speedy arri-
val. The troops under his orders are not annoyed in
their positions ; it appears, that the Austrians who ,
are on that side, are not in a condition to attempt any
enterprise. The Austrian corps d'armee is still pos.
ted in the environs of Schwanstatt,, Lambach, and
Vogilbruck ; the Austrian head-quarters contitte to
be at Winsbach. The garrison of Salzbourg has
been reinforced ; it is abundantly supplied.
The fortress of Kuistein is in an excellent state of
defence. The redoubts which surround the town of
Rallenberg, are furnished and lined with artillery.—
Those two positions command the approaches from
the lower valley of the Inn.
Nothing has altered in the Tyrol. All the German
part evince the best dispositions, and great devotion
to the King of Bavaria. The Tyrolean: remain
deaf to an the Pr damations, which wish to make
them adopt false measures. No Austrian detachment
has yet :hewn itself beyond Mount Brinner, which
separates German Tyrol from French Tyrol.