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Phis day was published,

?y T. EGMON, Military Library, Whitehall,-price Ss. bound,
CONCISE SYNOPSIS OF GEOGRAPHY,
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Alcn, in One V01.13v0. price C. boards, PRACTICAL FIELD
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Academy at Woolwich.

This day was published, price Ss. in boards,
1 he Fourth ‘rolunie, of
MEDICAL HIS'T'ORIES AND REFLEC-
TIONS.—By 1011141 FER lAR. M.D. Senior Physician
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Asylum.
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CONVERSATIONS on CA
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MAP OF THE PYRENEES.

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rYIHE ELEMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAM.
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nn:, will meet the encouragement of .l'cac hers, and of Parents
who Educate thee owu Cbudren."—Neptut.e Literary Review,
January 3,1413.
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JOURNAL of a RESIDENCE in INDIA.--
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PARLLIMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 10.
• The consideration of the appeal cause " Smith v. Allen," was
renewed, and the judgment of the Court of Session affirmed,
with XlBO cats •
I In the Irish appeal " Daly is. Suthe,rland," Counsel was heard,
land the further consideration postponed.
In the cause " Watt v. Morrice and others," Mr. Parke and
Mr. Carr were beard for the appellant, Mr. Adam and Mr.
Horner for the respondent, and Mr. Parke in reply, when the
j a dgment of the inferior Court was reversed.
'1 he Merchants' Mates' Bonds, and the Irish OfficersWidows'
Pensions Bills went through a Committee, -and were ordered to
re reported.
The Irilh Butter Trade, the Marine Officers' Wine, and the
Queen Hythe Bridge Bills were real the third time and passed.
The Brokerage and Wharfage Bonds, and the Irish Churches
i Bills, together with a variety of others of a private nature, were
tbrought up from the Commons by Mr. LUSHINGTON, Sir Ames
GRAHAM, and others, and read the first time.
Mr. Clifton, from the Admiralty, presented a Copy of the
Minutes of the Court-Martial held upon the Officers and Crew
;a his Majesty's late ship Java, agreeably to the order of their
iLordships.
London, England, 1813-05-11

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 10.

Arrived the ROYAL OAK, 74, Admiral Lord Tizau-
CLERK, Captain SHORTLAND ; EGMONT, 74, Captain
BINCILiAI ; and BELLONA, 74, Captain M. KtNLEY,
from an unsuccessful cruize off the Western Islands ;
Imr.ETUEUx, 80, Captain INGLIS, with convoy from
Lisbon ; VENERABLE, 74, Captain MILNE ; and the
TuattF, 74, Captain HALLIDAY, from off Cherbourg ;
and Tisiphone, 16, Captain LowE, from Lymington.
The PRIMROSE, 18, Captain PHILLOTT, is appointed
convoy to the Downs. Arrived last evening the
Prussian ship Minerva, of 500 tons, laden with a va-
luable cargo, detained off Cherbourg under very sus-
picious circumstances by his Majesty's ship GALATEA,
Captain LOSACK. Went out of harbour his Majesty's
ship INcossTasT.—Wind W.S.W. fresh breezes.
London, England, 1813-05-11

COURT OF SESSION'.

Mr. W. DUNDAS moved for leave to bring in
a Bill for the better regulation of the Court of Ses-
sion in Scotland. The Bill was intended only to
carry into effect, the proper season having arrived,
the provisions of two Acts, passed a few years ago,
for the purpose of remedying several defects in the
constitution and proceedings of that Court. They
consisted chiefly in establishing five Judges, to sit ex-
clusively in the outer House; and in confining the
administration of criminal law to six of the fifteen
Judges, who were to be nominated by the Crown.
Leave was given, and Mr. DUNDAS the CHANCEL•
LOR of the EXCHEQUER, Lord CASITLERRACIT, and the
ATTORUEY-GRNERAL, were ordered to prepare and
bring in the same.—Adjourned.

FRENCH PAPERL
London, England, 1813-05-11

.
lus day was published, elegantly printed in ststlll Bvo.
by Bulnier, a New Edition, price Bs. in boards, of
POEMS on SEVERAL OCCASIONS, including
Sonnets prefixed to " Sidney's Defence of Poesy," " Her-
rnilda in Palestine," &c. By EDWARD LORD THURLO W.
Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-
street.
London, England, 1813-05-11

DEAL, MAY 10.

Arrived the NYNum hired cutter, from off Flush-
ing, and the SPRIGHTLY cutter, with a convoy, from
Dartmouth, which are sailed for the River. Came
down from the River, the ABUNDANCE and DOLPIIIN
store-ships, and sailed for Portsmouth. Wind S.W.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT gave a grand dinner
at Carlton House. Among the Company were—
The Lord Chancellor, the 1 ~rd Chief Justice of the King's
Bench, the Lord Chief Baron, the Judge of the Aslmiralty, 'eve-
nil others of the Judges, the Master of the Rolls, the Attorney-
General, his Royal Highness's Chancellor of the Duchy of Corn-
wall, the Earl of Egremont, Mr. Leach, &c.

Fler Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of
WALES took an airing through the Park yesterday,
accompanied by the Duchess of LEEDS.

The Princess CHARLOTTE did not visit the Princess
of WALES on Sunday, as stated in a Paper of yes-
terday.
Her Highness the Princess SormA of Gloucester
dined with her Royal Highness the Princess of WA Lis
yesterday, at Montague-House, Blackheath. The
Princess of GLOUCESTER was attended by the Hon.
Miss.DEE.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR sat yesterday morning in
the Court of Chancery. There were eight causes set
down in the list, but neither Counsel nor Solicitor
attended in any of them. They were, of course, all
struck out, and the Court rose.

Yesterday a most numerous and respectable as-
smblage of Noblemen and Gentlemen, Friends to
the Independence of Germany, dined together at the
City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. His
Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX presided on the
occasion. After the cloth was removed, a number
of loyal and constitutional toasts were drank, which,
aided by the vocal abilities of several professional
gentlemen, kept the company together until a late
hour.
London, England, 1813-05-11

are to be landed beyond what have been already dts-
' tributed, and we ourselves are kept in constant readi-
ness to embdrk. The enemy eviJently wishes to
pounce upon us and our wooden magazines, but he
shall be disappointed ; for while a musket and a cart-
ridge can be safely landed, and usefully circulated,
it shall be done, but not with any risk of falling into
his hands. It is in this respect only that our occupa-
tion of Cuxhaven could be of any service to the allied
cause, as being a ready inlet into Germany for our
arms and ammunition. It could never have been in
contemplation to maintain such a place with a hand-
ful of veterans. Should the French seriously advance
upon Cuxhaven (for one day they near us 12 miles,
and another distance us twenty), we will move to
another point, having perfectly sufficient means, and
continue the system of safely distributing our military
stores.—We were lately gratified by a sudden irrup-
tion upon us of about fifty Cossacks, part of the divi-
sion which gave so good an account of General Mo-
rand. In one of their straggling excursions, they
were separated from the main body, and then made
a direct dash for this place, from whence they have
been-embarked for Hamburgh."
A letter from Heligoland, dated May 5, says,
44 Our market is at present very flat—it arises chiefly
from the late rough weather, which has prevented
the boats from coming over ; there is, however, but
'little doubt that when things get settled on the oppo-
site coast, we shall have a good and very brisk
trade here."

Baron JACOBI KLEIST, the Ambassador appointed
to the Court of Great Britain by the King of PRIM.
SIA, arrived in town this morning. He came direct
from Gmtenburgh iu the King George Packet, which
landed her Mails on Sunday night at Aldborough,
but proceeded to Harwich with the Ambassador and
his suite, where they were landed yesterday. Baron.
JACOBI had several interviews with the CROWN PRINCE
at Gotteuburgh, previous to his departure, and is
understood to be the bearer of fresh assurances of the
cordiality of BERNADOTTE in the common cause.

Lord SONDES arrived at the Admiralty this morn-
ing with dispatches from Sicily. Their contents have
not transpired.

Various reports are in circulation at Dover on the
subject of the recent firing on the French coast. One
account states it to have been occasioned by a defeat
of the Prussians under General BLUCHER, and another
by a victory over the British in Spain. We have no
doubt that both these reports are without foundation.
The firing proceeded, as we have already stated, by
our cruizers venturing too near the batteries.
London, England, 1813-05-11

This day were published, in 1 Vol. Bve. price 9s. in boards,
QTRIcr RES on some of the PUBLICATIONS
of the Rim. HERBERT MARSH, D. D. intended as a Re-
ply to his Objections again4t the British and Foreig❑ Bible So-
ciety. By the Rev. ISAAC MILNER, D. D. F. R.S. Drat: of
Carlisle, and President of Queen's College, Cambridge.
London: Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; J.
Hatchard, Piccadilly; Seeley, Fleet-street; and Deighton, Cam-
bridge. Of whom may be had, all Dr. Milner's Publications.

Just published

By J. Cat tow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-
street, Soho, price Is. 6d.
HINTS for the RECOVERY and PRESER-
VATION of HEALTH.
" Fat paunches have lean pates, and dainty bits
" Make rich the ribs, but bankerout the wits!"
• SHAKtSPLART.

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Royal College of Surgeons. Second Edition, with Additions,
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S. Daubenton's Observations on Indigestion. The Third Edi-
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4. A Guide to Health and Long Life, by Lewis Curnaro, Is.
London, England, 1813-05-11

THE NEW COMEDY.

This day was published, peke A. 6d.
EDUCATION ; a COMEDY in The Acts, as
now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden.

, By THOMAS MOR I ON, Esq.
Printed for Longman' Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
noster-row : and at the British Gallery, 54, New Zond-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,

SPEED THE PLoucit, a Comedy.
CORE FOR THE HEART ACHE, a Comedy.
WAY TO CET MAkRIED, a Comedy.
SCHOOL OT REFORM, a Comedy.
London, England, 1813-05-11

DATED SAN FELIPE, APRIL 22.

" General Paris having received information that
the Marshal de Camp Sarikeld had attacked the CiO•
ties of Allagon and Mallen, in Arragon, caused the
Chief of Battalion, Duballen, tia advance from Sara-
gossa, who repulsed the enemy from Allagon, actl
drove him from the environs ot Isiallen ; Sarstield c( :-
lected his forces to engage the Chief of Battalion, Du-
ballen, in the position ot Magallen. General Pans
caused an Order to he delivered to that office, .o
avoid an engagement, and made Colonel Colheit
march the whole ot the night with a fresh column-
The enemy, proud of his superiority, on the 13th inst.
attacked cu- columns, but was vigorously mei ire 'r
And repulsed. The Neapolitan companies d'elitc cock
a glorious part in the combat ; but the l'irth hussars,
by making a determined chalge, decided the actit
killing or wounding I'2o men, and causing Spa.
niards and 4 officers to lay dGwn their arms : they
likewise took a number of horses, ammunition, and
muskets. This affair does great honour ti, Wont'
Colbert and the Chief of 13Ait..Lon I)uhalle , am;
squally proves how judiciously General Paris
rested his columns against the enemy.
(Signed) " Tho Marshal Duke D'A1.13111:,`,A."

CO7TENBURCII MAIL.

GOTTENBURGH, MAY 4.
-day last we were honoured with the long.
bit his Royal Highness the Crown
:ompanied by his only son, Prince Oscar,
de retinue. The Governor and a Depu-
igistrates and Burghers went out to meet
approach was announced from a distance,
'es of artillery. The road leading to the
:h which the cavalcade entered had been
nearly an English mile, by temporary
;t bean, itully decorated with evergreen,
ith lamps, in a most superb manner. The
ugh wt,ich he passed to the Government-
lined with troops, who fired a feu-de-joie.
Highness was pleased to express himself
fled with the mode of his reception. On
Royal Highness reviewed the troops as-
re for embarkation ; and on the following
'en( down the river, to inspect the British
Every vessel was full dressed upon the
id the British ships of war and packets
it yards, and fired a royal salute. In the
attended a Ball, given by the Magistrates
Ts, at which nearly 1000 persons were
.fter the embarkation of the troops, wnich
,ed by a trifling accident which happened
the transdorts, his Royal Highness will
int hence to Carlscrona ; and, after visiting
coast, will proceed to Hansburgh.
icohi Kleist, formerly Prusiian Minister at
London, is here, and will proceed the first opportunity
w England.

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London, England, 1813-05-11

GUY's ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
This day was published, the Third Edition, enlarzed,
Very considerably improved, and handsomely printed, price
ls. 6d. bound in red,

GUY's ENGLISH SCHOOL R AMMAR ;in
which Practical Illustration is, in every step, lsiendedwith
Theory, by Rules, Examples, and Exercises; adapted throughout
to the Übe of Sch vals and Private Teachers.

By JOSEPH GUY, Jun.
In this Work English Grammar is rendered easy to the capa-
city of every learner, net only by giving a concise outline of its
general principles, but by combining theory with practice, by
adapting Questions and Exercises in a well digested Order, to
each R iglr, by concentrating every thing essential, and bringing
it at once to the test of Practice. "By it children will not be
engaged so long es they now are, with so much labour of the me-
mory, and so little assistance of the understanding." Dr. Lowth.
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row, and
C. Law, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1813-05-11

This day was published,
By W. H. LuNt4, at the dlassical Library, Soho-square, in one
vol. 4to. with 85 Copperplates, price £6 61. in boards,
DILLENI I HISTORIA MUSCORUM, Editio
altera ; cui accessit Appendix, in qua continentur Nomina
l'huitarum hodierna a Dillenio descriptarum.
A few copies of the text, price :€3 13s. Gd. are thrown off se-
parately to accommodate those who are in pos iegsion of the plates.

Print( d at the University Preig, Edinburgh.

The value of this work is well known to Botanist;. Notwith-
standing the modern discoveries, it still continues the chief pub-
lication on the branch of which it treats. The orginal edition
has long been extremely scarce, and the price demanded ior it,
when it occurs for sale,very high. 'fl.e present has been printed
in the same form, that it may correspond to the references of
anthers.
London, England, 1813-05-11

TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1813.

CONTRACT FOR PURBEC STONES.
NAPT-OFFICE, eftrit 27, 1819.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONARS of Hi:MAJESTY': NAVY, de herehy give Notice

That on Thursday, the 15th of May, at one o'clock, they will
be ready to treat with such Persons. as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying his Majesty's Yard at Portsmouth with
PURBEC STONES.
A forms of the Tender may be seen at this Office.
No Tender will be received after one o'clock, on the day of treaty,
nor any noticed, unless Me party, or an agent for him, attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, adiressed to the Navy
Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound
with the Person tendering, in the sum of OESOO for the due pnformance
of the Contract.

EAST INDIA COMPANY.

This day was published, price Four Shillings,
THE QUESTION as t 3 the RENEWAL of the
EAST INDIA COMPANY's MONOPOLY EXAMINED.
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; and
Doig and Stirling, Edinburgh.

This day was published, elegantly printed in foolscap livo.
with a frontispiece, prise as. in boards,
FANCY'S WREATH ; being a Collection of
Original Palsies and Allegorical Tales, irr Prow and Verse
for the instruction and amusement of Youth. By Miss ELLIOT.
Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-.
street.
London, England, 1813-05-11

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The BELLONA man of war has arrived at Ports-
mouth;—sailed from St. Helena 19th March. The
Fleet for England sailed from thence on the 13th
March, under convoy of the SIR FRANCISDRAKE and
HORATIO frigates. The BELLONA was dispatched to
strengthen the convoy, but did not fall in with them.
The LARKINS and CHAPIHAN arrived at St. He
lena on the 16th March ; they sailed from Bengal
27th December, and were not to sail from St. Helena
until the second Bengal fleet had arrived.
Two 74's and a frigate arrived at Bengal from
China on the sth November.
FALMOUTH, MAY 8.

Arrived three vessels from the Westward, bound
up Channel. Nothing arrived from foreign, or sailed
to-day. Wind variable.

MILFORD, MAY 8.

Arrived his Majesty's gun-brig HELICON, from
Scilly ; alsn Gower packet, Capt. GREY, from Water-
ford, with Mr. COTTER, M. P. Pain. TOWNSEND, Mr.
O'BRIEN and family—Sailed the Pilgrim, HARRIS,
for Bristol ; Charlotte, BEYNON, for Newport ; Bren-
ton, GRIFFITHS, 'for Minehead; and Friendship,
GRIFFITHS, for Newport ; all from Cork ; and Fame,
HENRY, from Bristol, for St. Petershurgh.
London, England, 1813-05-11

WHEREAS by a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Glass against RuMSEY, it
is referred to WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Esq. one of the Masters
of the said Court, to inquire and state to the Court who was or
were the Heir or Heirs at Law of- ANNE CLARKE (late of
Clesham, in the County of Bucks, Widow), deceased, living at
the time of her death (which happened In or about the month of
January, 1810), and who are tiow such Heir or Heirs at Law;
and also who at the death of the said ANNE CLARKE, was or
were her next of kin, and in case my of such next of kin are
since dead, then who are the personal representative or represen •
tatives of such of them as are so dead. Pursuant therefore to the
said Decree, such Heir or Heirs at Law and next of kin, and the
personal representative or representatives of such next of kin as
are now dead, are (by their Solicitors) on or before the sth day
of June, 1813, to come in before the said Master, and make out
their Claims, or in detault thereof, they will be peremptorily ex-
cluded the benefit of the said Decree.

SHERWIN and HALT.,
Great James-street, Bedford-row.
London, England, 1813-05-11

NEW MUSIC.

Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Wood, Nu. 20,
Soho-square, London; and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin,
.ES PETITS BIJOUX, No. VIII. containing
Qu'on renvoye la Tristesse, by J. Gilion, price 2s.—Ditto,
No. VII. containing " Siciliana and Rondo," by J. W. Holder,
price 2s. Gerona March and Waltz, for the Pianoforte and
Harp, composed by P. Rosolli, price 2s. Gd. or for the Pianoforte
only, price Is. 6.1. Busacca March and Quick Step, composed
by ditto, price 2s. Gd. single, price Is. 6d. A Sonata, composed
by D. S. Hawks, price 3s. La Martinee, a favourite Rondo,
composed by J. L. Dussek, price 2s. Le Reteur de I'Annee,
Andante and Rondo, composed by R. Light, price 'Zs. I.a io-
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3s. 6d. The Harr es Snug, from " okeby," composed by Sir
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• This day was publ shed,
Neatly printed in foulscap Imo. price Ss.
_ALTENET of the MILLENIUM, or of the First
Resurrection to the Reign of CHRIST upon Earth for a
Thousand Years.
Printed for Richard Rees, No. 62, Pall Mall. Sold also by
Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; M. Keen, Dublin ; and W. Cur-
tis, Plymouth.

This day was published,
In Two Volumes, Octavo, price Ills.
AN EPITOME of UNIVERSAL HISTO;:Y,
Ancient and Modern ; or, A Chronological Abridgement
of the most material Revolutions that have taken place in the
principal Empires, Kingdoms, and States, from the earliest au-
thntic Records to the present Time.—By FRAWAS BALLY.
Sold by .I.lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and J.
Richardson, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1813-05-11

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l'arliatsusa

Four or Five Numbers will be published annually.
Each Number will con.ist, on an average, of tuvive.Faisyhtits
reducing the yrice to about ed. each.
The Public are earnestly referred to the AlfJce in No. I. just
published—Price 6s. Gd.

yer No. 11. published on the lit of May.
Sold by Gale, Curtis and Fenner, Paternoster-roar;"trnbr-
wood, Fleet-street; aunday, Oxford; DLighton, Cambridge;
and all other Booksellers.

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over, leaving the Wheel RICH Devout) I.ItICEDENT, for the '
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cannot he less than £.O, GO—and may be £30,000, cr £40,000.
From this circumstance, and the UNEQUALLED GRAND STATR
ror Tur. W natl., he does with confiddice expect a rase cazAr
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as any Tickets can be had, they may rely on a choice of num-
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try find difficulty in being supplied by the Agents, the favour of
their Commands, post-paid, at either
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London, England, 1813-05-11

SALES BY AucnoN.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNDERWRITERS,
Or whomsoever it may concern, and to defray the Charges of
Repairs and Expences which have been incurred by the Cap-
ture and Detention.
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday
nex ,•ite 14th day of M ri
THE entire CARGO of the Schooner HOPE, of
and from Philadelphia, Brwj. HOLBROOK. Master, cap-
tured by his Majesty's Schooner BRAMBLR, at the entrance of
Corunna Harbour, to which port she was bound from Philadei-
plea (under the protection of a British Licence), and since
brought here in a distressed state.
Said Schooner and Cargo have been restored by a Decree of
the Admiralty Court, on payment of the Captors' Expences' and
subject also to the damages and losses she and beg Cargo have
sustained.
549 Casks superfine Flour, more or less !amazed.
87 Casks Rice, ditto.

105 Bags ladiati Corn.
For viewing, and further Information, apply to Messrs. Haw-
ker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth.
JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker.

At the London Taveri, Foxhole-street, Plymouth. on Tuesday,
the 18th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock,

THE AMERICAN SHIP CANONIERE.
DIMENSIONS :
Length 98 feet Depth 13 ft. 3 in.
Breadth 28 do. I Tonnage 811 29-95 Tons
This very fine Ship, with a large and valuable Carge on board,
was recently captured en her voyage from New York to France,
after a long dace, by his Majesty's Ship WARSPITE, and is con-
demned as Prize. She is built of oak, is copper sheathed, deep
waist, flush deck, pierced for 20 guns, and sails remarkably fast,
and having a good Inventory, may be sent to sea at small expence.
She will be sold free of duty to the purchasers, and if disposed
of by Private Sale previous to the 18th, notice will be given.
For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and further particulars,
apply to the Agent W. P. Smith, Esq. No. 44, George-street,
Dock; or to HENRY CANNING,
Plymouth, May 3, 11313. Foxhole-street, Plymouth.
London, England, 1813-08-04

S 1 ANMORE HILL E I IL.

THIS eligible EsTATE to be SOLD by PRIVATE
CONTRACT, by Mr. K01311'43, comprising the late Rebl-
dunce of James Forbes, 1.41. si-uate on that delightful
commanding most eitetnice and hiEhly interestinz, vd:ws over
a vast extent of country, with the beautiful Plcaotic-grobruls,
Woods, and Meadow Land, containing together Forty Acres, of
which immediate post e...ion may be had. There are 10 Acres of
Arable, ?Meadow, and Wood Laud that the- Purchaser may be
accommodated with.

Particulars may be had of Messra. Cartlall and Son, Bedford.
row ; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick.street, Guldrn•squarr, of
whom Tickets for viewing may be had. The Fixtures and Tim-
ber by valuation.

KEN
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
TH valuable FREEHOLD L llf
. FARMS,mpeos u
•
e 1
Marsh, Meadow, Pastore, Arable, and Wood Lands, situate in
the several Paiishea of Homan and Stone, in the County of
Kent, viz.
A Farm, F 1 Coe Pari-li of I !ninon, containing 31A. OR. :17P. of
Arable, IVlvadow, Pasture, and Iliip I and, with the kartai-house,
Oa-t-house, Barn, and Waggon I.,,Jgc, now in the occupation
ofthomas Duddy, T:nattt at Win.
A Coaage and Gard, n, in the Parish of Houton, callid
Streeter's Cottage, containing IA. hR. now in the occupation of
Loves Streeter, Tenant at Will.
Part of Bat ii Hill Lain, in the Parish of Minton, containing .
II A. t . 3414. of capital Arable, Orchard, and Voild I.and, with
the Cot tag,. and Barn, now in the occupation ut Thomas Millar, •
Tenant at Will.
Cod's Mill and Farm, in the Parish of Ilunton, containing
28A. OR. 31 P. of Orc.soird, Hop, Arabs, Meadow, and Wood
Land, with the Farm-house, Water Grist Mill wi.k four pair
of Stunts, 04st-house, Fatting Lodge, Cart Lodge, and Hop-
i houses, now in the occupation of Win. Mercer, 'tenant at Will.
The whole of these Farm, are situated in the Parish of Husain',
and within five miles of the town of Maidstone.
Cline Fang, in the Pari-.11 of ?done, containing 91. A. IR. 3P.
of rich Mara., Arable, and Pasture Land, with the harm-hot“e,
Barn, and Stable, in the occupation of John S4nlsori •Fenant at
Will. This Pam ts situate .bout four miles Isom Rye, at4d II
liar° Tenrerden.
Fur further particular., apply to Mr. rlosfoq, Mereworth
Castle, Kent; or to Messrs. %,‘ tjraft :a: •,Lotidon.
London, England, 1813-08-04

IIEkTS

Capital FRLEHOLD r.sTA Ei, :`.laasln, Cattnges; Warren,
and Laqd, Trout S:nani, and an (Ad established but,
Welwyn, twenty five Miles finm London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Callaway 's, on Thursday, September 9, at 14, In three Lots,
A HIGHLY improvable FREEHOLD ES-
-1 -IL TATE, comprising upwards of Five Hundred and Fifty
Acres of rich. Meadow, Witren, Pasture, Arabi:, and fine
thriving Wood Lands, situate in the most beautiful and fertile
part of the County of Herts. The capital Mansion, Lockley
House, with Offices, o:nch-house, Stabics, Gard.lis and Plea-
sure-groands, a fine Trott S.ream 'uniting through apart of the'
grounds; Farm-yard, anti Buildings ; and a Farm-yard and Build-
irgs in the town ols Wehvyn. The White Hart, at Welwyn, an
old established well-dzi.own tan, with excellent Offices, roomy
Yard, Stabling, Gaiel,ns, Sec. A compact Residence with Oar.
den, ;ri'l about an Acre of I.and, at the math extremity of the
town of Welwyn, let on a long Lease.—A neat Cottage and'
Livelier's Shop, with Garden and Meadow Land, the whop
Tying compact.— The principal part of the Land is in hand; the
Mansion and the remainder of the Land on Lease, of which
three year: are unexpired at Michaelmas next. On parts of tl.e
Land are very 1.11.--Ible sibs f'r tuild.ug, excellent to ighbour-
hood goad rinds in all directieti ; tour miles Irons Hatfield,
seven front Hen ford. and front Lon-ton.
May be viewed, by applyieg. to Mr. Abraham Batten, Wel-
wyn ; er T 11011143 Rose, at the Warren House, of whom pat ti it-
lars may be had; and at the WhFc Hart ; at the Swan, Steven-
age; White Horse, Batftoek ; lets, St. Albans; Supr
Loa', l'unstable; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Bell, Hertford;
Grt en Man, and R,l Lion, ...r..et ; of Messrs. Brown and
FiSher, Solicitors, Rathbotie.place; Niessrs. looginore and ion,
Sorcnors, Hackney ; at Garr-way's ; and of Mr. Rubins, War-
wick-street, Gulden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may
be seen. _ e
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London, England, 1813-08-04

NEW MUSIC.

THE-ever-memorable BATTLE of VITTORIA for the
Pianoforte, composed by R. Campbell, price 3s. 6d.; Lea
Petits Bijoux,No. 11, conveining the Valencia Wake, composed
and arranged by I. De Michele, price 2s. ; A Selection of favou-
rite Airs for the Pianoforte or Harp, composed by various Au.
Mors, Nos. I, 2,3, price each 2s. Gd ; is!arrini's celebrated Over-
ture to Henry the Fourth, arranz,el fur the Pianoforte, Harp,
and Pu c, by .1. Mazzingh:,price ss. or eiogle, forth. Pianutorte
and Flute only, price 3s. Gd.; Entre nous, No. 27. containing
Marcello's celebrated Anthem " 0 Lord, our- Governor," ar-
ranged as a Duet for two Performers on the Phnofori e, by 'F:I..
Smith, price 25.; Fancy flies on sportive Wings, a Rondo, sung
by Mr. Philipps, composed by .I. Parry, price Is. Gd. " The
Hero's Address previous to the memorable Battle of Vittoria,
adapted to Mozart's celebrated March, by Richard Campbell,
price Is. 6d.
London t Published, by Goulding, D'Alinain, Potter, and Co.
No. 20, Soho square; and No. 7, Westmoreland-strect, Dublin.
London, England, 1813-08-04

TO BE LET FURNISHED,

• And entered upon a'. Michaelmas next,
THURGARTON PRIORY, in .the County of
Nottingham, together with 45 Acres of remarkably rich
Gras land, in the centre of which the House is pleasantly
sit .ated, reunded with Shrubberies lull out Will taste. An
excellent wailed Gard,..4) and Grapery, &c. The House contains
en tl e oundllor a Minix-own 33 lett by 24 feet, a Drawing-
TOOM ated Study of good e.unensisr..., neer the Dining-room, a
Ereakfast roan CA-. same size, xcellent Bed-rooms, Dres,irr.
Rooms, &c. and good Oflicca, Smbling for twelve Hones, and
Coaxl-hetr,e. 1 hurgarton Priory with good rods is three miles
t(4llllsQuthwell, a good market. town, ten from Nottingham, and
ten fra.t. r; Ark , 134 from Lon.lutr; iti the centre of Mr.
Chaworth's Hunt, and within reach of the Melton, 13elvoir,anol
Rir. Lumley Savtle's Foxbeunds. The Tenant will have the
'tight of Shooting over as erensive Manor well stocked with
Game.
Rent and further Particulars to be learned of I‘ltusrs. Dickertil
and Spell ng, Lincolo's Inn-fiAds, London ; and 01 Wm. Smith,
sq. Southwell; and John Break, Esq. '1 hurgarton.
London, England, 1813-08-04

AUGSBURG, JULY 9.

Several columns of French and Italian troops are
at this moment traversing the Tyrol, to proceed
through the Kingdom of Bavaria to their ulterior
destination. These troops are accompanied by some
regiment; of cavalry, remarkable for their fine ap-
pearance, and the beauty of their horses.

We shortly expect in this town a corps of Neapo-
litan troops, coming from Italy, on their way to the
Grand Army. The levy of conscripts is carried on
throughout all the kingdom with the greatest activity,
and all the young men depart with the desire of ob-
taining glory ; a great number voluntarily enrol
themselves. They expect the Prince Royal of Ba-
varia at Munich, to instruct the corps d'armee col-
lected at Nymphenbourg, and at that epoch there
will be several grand manoeuvres. It is even thought
his Highness will pass some days at Nymphenbourg.
Government neglects nothing to place the Bavarian
army upon a respectable footing.
London, England, 1813-08-04

FRANKFURT, JULY 23.

Marshal the Duke of Valmy, agreeably to the
Emperor's orders, on the 19th reviewed about 6000
men, cavalry and infantry, either belonging to the
Imperial Guard or of the line. The troops looked
uncommonly well, and were in the best condition.

It would be difficult to form a just idea of the ac-
tivity which prevails at Mayence. Every moment
troops arrive by land and water ; some take the di-
rection by Frankfort to the Grand Army, or that of
the Bavarian corps of observation, others descend
the Rhine by water ;—numerous convoys of artillery
and ammunition also arrive,
London, England, 1813-08-04

TIARVE.rS SAUCE FOR Fl6l-1, G.1141E, STEAKS, &c.

THE above admired Article continues to be pre_
pa t nn!} at I.A ZE.NI3I"s Warehouse, No. 6, Edwnrd-
ere t, alld is respect fully recommended to the
Nabili:y and Gentry as •a mast rxcellynt Sauce tor all kinds of
Fish; it is pattictaatiy tact:lent with Gaire, Steaks, cold Meat,
&e. To vrcveni imposition, none can possibly be genuine unless
the label on each bottle signed by me, ELIZABETH LAZENBY.
N. D. E. 1.. tak,s this opportunity to recommend ker genuine
FA,ence of Anchovies, fine Salad Oil, French Olives, which, with
a Nariety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had for family use
ant exportation.
London, England, 1813-08-04

FAMILY IikEWING.

NEEDnAIvI, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees o!
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
rerpect felly inlerm the Nobi7ity, Gentry, and the Public, that in
consequence el the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their premises, No 225, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly;
here they hope to be honottred with a continuance of that li-
t:mi.:A pa:rtinage they have hitherto experienced.
1 6;1 Machine combines the Fireplace, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under. Back, iiop,,Back, and WorMng Tun, in one Utensil;
which Is compact, thimble, and convesient, and worked by a
snctl,o,l s'inple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions; suitable to small
Families, er the most extensive establishments.
N. R. and Co. leave the pleasure of saying, they have most re-
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gmtleinen in
Town and Coitty, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.
Said by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; and
No. 10, Wint-street, Brittol; also by the principal Furnishing
Irotimoi.gers in the United NMI-dom.
N. R. and Co. Drew is the Mr.chine fur public inspection,
entry Tuesday, in London and Bristol.
. _

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori.
gI Liver:Ues of 111. RV, and brought by his
succo,ii:re roveiinms it, thc psi teetiOr) continues to
!ft piepared and sclJ Ity Zifes,rs. Cbc-
• Alaveliesft r.
-1h s agresaide pvl-1117/1.11 Llepirir is compoted of highly
ann.:turreted Vinegar, joined nit:. the most pleasant Aromatics
and ef!ic.ciros Autisevtics, rnev be kept unimpaired in any
Clima-e anti far any length of tor... Its puut.enr. Olour adapts
It for affordiiig t lief in bien:l-ach4, ; and renders
ft uscultarly gt mein: irl refreshing in crowskd rooms, in pl.tce
of public resort, :44,1 :1: the a;ktiiisnts of the sick. It counter-
act. also, the infection of C,•E•tigitilli D.scases.
A, many spurious and inft riot- preparations are sold under the
same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its beirg genuine, that the names of Messrs.
henry, Manchester, are snigraeed on the stamp.
The Armnatic f'‘pirit of Vint gar in bottles, price 2s. 9sl. each,
included, is sold anti retail by Bayley and Blew,
v"th'Pur-street, (the on;y in liondom authorises! by the
Proplietots;) where may he had, :;purge Boas or Gold, Silver,
certielian, Crystal, &c.
Also HILNRIt'S CALCINLLI Miscnr.sin, in bottles at 4s.
ard larger with glass stopper', at ay.titl. tails; 'heir names !mitts
511‘ltv stamps.
London, England, 1813-08-04

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST s.

Arrived the SAIRINA, of 20 guns, Capt M4Kertent;
uith convoy from Plymooth ; Two friends, Siam
from Guernsey ; brig Surth, BLOOMFIELD, from Lon-
don for Gibraltar ; and the Anderson, ROCHESTER,
faom Port Mahon. Sailed the ALPHEA schooner,
Lieutenant Jones, with convoy for the Downs. The
Tvsuan, of 10 guns, Captain BALDWIN, is appointed
convoy to the Downs. His Majesty's sloop HER-
LS arrived at Pernambuco on the 29th May, with a
convoy of fifteen sail from Cork. The SATELLITE had
arrived some days previous from Rio Janeiro, from
whence she had been sent in quest of several Ameri-
can privateers, said to be on the coast, but which, if
any, eluded her vigilance.—Wind West.
London, England, 1813-08-04

WURTZBURG, JULY 90.

This morning a battalion of troops belonging to
the Grand Duchy lelt this place, under the orders
of Colonel Moser. Those troops are in the best con-
dition, and burn with the desire of distinguishing
themselves. Several regiments of light infantry, and
of the line, arrived here some days ago, as well as
several detachlents of artillery sappers, and a con-
siderable transport of campaign stores. A fine camp
of barracks has been constructed upon the heights
which command the fortress.
London, England, 1813-08-04

MUNICH, JULY 17.

We continue to exercise as much as possible, in the
use of arms, the troops who are encamped near this
town. It is endeavoured to insensibly accustom the
soldiers to the vicissitudes of temperature, and to
harden them against marches and battles; for this
purpose they are made to execute grand manoeuvres,
which, for the most part, last halt a day, which re-
present real battles, and which extend for a circuit of
several leagues. Such was the manceuvre of yester-
day, which commenced early in the morning, and
lasted till the afternoon. The General of Cavalry,
Count Wrede, alw4s commands these manceuvrer
in person, and his Royal Highness Duke Charles
commands with the greatest zeal the brigade under
his orders. The troops daily acquire a better ap-
pearance and more precision, and are animated with
the best spirit.
London, England, 1813-08-04

CONTRACT FOR HAND MASTS, SPARS, FIR RAF-
TERS, AND ORDINARY DEALS.
NAPPY-OMM August 9, 1819.
THE PRINCJPJL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
siOiVIERS:f His MAJESTY': NA pr,46herebyginse Notice
ticat on Mon ay, the 16th instant, at One o'Clock, they
Will be ready to treat with such Persons as stay be willing to
Contract for supplying his Majesty's sutra' Dock Yards, or
any one or more of them, with HAND MASTS, SPARS,
RAFTERS, and ORDINARY DEALS, to be delivered this
Year.
form of the Touter may be seen at this o.llice.
Nu Tender will be rraived after cne on the day of !Teat',
tor any noticed, unless the party, or an cent fir him, attend,.
Zuery Trader mutt be occonsp.mied by a Letter, addressed to the
.8-2rd,and signed by two reipiniale Persons, enraging to become born.!
wia. the Perim tenderinz, in the rum of .€4OOO for the due performance
of the Cooract.

BY THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS FOR THE REDEMP-
TION OF CHU R CH AND CORPORATION LAND TAX,
AND THE EXONERATION OF SMALL LIVINGS
AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
CHURCH AND CORPORATION LAND TAX OFFICE,
- 28, PAKLIAMeNT-STREZT, JULY 24, 1813.
THE underwritten LORDS COMMISSIONERS
appointed by his Majesty's Commission under the Great
seal, bearing date 25th March, 1799, for the purposes of Regu-
lating, Directing, Approving, and Confirming all SALES of
PROPER I Y for the REDEMPTION of the LAND TAX, lA/
all Bonita Politic and Corporate, and Companies, and Feoffees,
Trustees for Uwe able and other Public Purposes.
DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That whereas by the Act of the 53d Geo. 111. Cap. 123, it is
enacted as follows, viz.
That all Lay. Corporations Aggregate, and all Companies, and
all Feoffl'es or Trus'ees fur Charitable or other Public Purposes,
shall and are hereby required, within thr:c calendar mouths after
the passing of this Act, (viz. 12th ;uly, 1813), to transmit to the
Commissioners for the time being, actite in the execution of the
said Act of the Forty-second Year of his present Majesty, and ot
this Act, by virue of Letters Patent- under the Great Seal of
Gr,,at Britain, an Accaunt in writing, specifying the amount of
the La al Tax which shall nut then have been redeemed, or con-
trac: ed have been redeemed by or on behalf of such Corpora-
tions Aggregate, or Conliianies, or Feoffees or Trustees respec-
tively ; and a general description of the Manors and other Here-
duaments belonging to such Corporations Aggregate, or Com-
panies, or Ftoffees or Trustees, in respect of which the Lama-
Tax shall remain charged or chargeable.
We de ire that returns pursuant to the above recited Provi-
,sion, may krthwith be transmitted to us with as little delay as
possible. AUCKLAND.
GLENBERVIE.
By Order of the Board. W. YOUNG, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-08-04

HEMMINGS V. HASWELL.

This was an action to recover penalties on the Game
Laws, for using an engine to destroy the game, at
Berkhamstead, itt this county.
The defendant was a person keeping a higler's cart,
and the facts, as proved against hint, were as follows :
Smith and another, two game-keepers, found him in
the middle of a field at Berkhamstead, at three o'clock
in the morning: They found the gates of the field
netted, and tot ty-tive snares placed in the hedges for
catching hares. They immediately seized him, and
asked what he was doing there ? He replied, that he
had quarrelled with his wife that morning, and he
came for the purpose of hanging himself; but he was
in the middle of the field, not near any tree, and on
searching him they found many implements for stran-
gling hares, but nothing well calculated to strangle
himself. In his pocket., were found several bag-nets
and a hay-net, all used for snaring game; but his
defence was, that these nets were used by him in his
trade as a higher, for confining pigs and poultry in
his cart.—The Jury, not crediting this defence, found
him guilty in one penalty of .85.
London, England, 1813-08-04

NEAR DDRKING, SUP REV.

Elegant COTTAGE ORNIU.I, with °lces. b.autiful Pleasure-
I Ground, part bOunded by the River Mole, awl Mea.*.ow Land,
and a neat Cottage, nearly adjoining.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August 2t, at Twelve, in two I.oti, •
FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate',
within one mile of Dorking, mho: the GROVE, a- charm-
ing Cottage Residency, fitted up with chant simpiicil, and ti
complete order, with attached .and detached excellent Ozes,
Coach-houses and :tables, Kitchen Garden, well rocked and
cropped, Pleasure-ground laic out with great taste, extensive
dry Gravel Walks, ornamented with nub:e fall-grcycn Forts:-
trees and Shrub,, leading to the River Mole, mearderirg at the
foot of that 14cautiful spot Box-bill; different parts of chit grounds
are ornamented with Alcoves, Pavthons, and rustic .'seatA, neat
Dairy, Farm-yard, and Buildings, and 1‘1;:adow Land, all lying
compact, and containing about thirteen Acre, late in tke occu-
pation of a Nobleman, time has just expired. Al') a neat,
compact Cottage, with garden, Ste. in povession of Mrs. Fraser.
May be v.ewed %role Tickets. Particulars on the Premises;
•at the Red Lion, boric ; Swan, Leatherhead ; Sun, Kingston;
Talbot, Richman.); White Hart, Windsor ; the Castle, Salt-
hill; at Garrawzy's ; and of Mr. It chins, Warwick-street, Gol-
elen.siluaro, where Ticks for viewing may be had I he pur-
chaser may be ae:ionmin tared %silt the neat Furniture at a vs•
luation, and immeer....te paiscssion.
London, England, 1813-08-04

HAMBURGH, JULY 19.

Two English Generals, who seemed to wish to
conquer all Germany, have taken the resolution of
peaceably returning to England. They are the Duke
of Brunswick Oels, disembarked upon the Ccntinent
with great projects, and who only made a journey
from Stralsund to Reichenback in Silesia, and Gene-
ral Dornberg. It is said that the latter completely
quarrelled with General 'l'ettenborn.

The Duke of Cumberland is at Stralsund ; he set
out for the Russian head-quatters, and then retraced
his steps. During his abode in Germany, he has
almost always been at Strelitz.