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FROM THE AIANLiC3 TIMM 'USE 29.

4. P.brICRI '".—By a Gentleman who left Fen
Gee ge on Ihellthiy last At noon, we are informed,'
taat euga, twat had taken place between a de.
Liciament f about 10,,0 men from our army, and the
enemy, at or near Beaver Dam, seven miles in the
rear of Queenstown. He conversed with two or
. I
three citizens who came across to Leuiston, who in-
foimed that a large number of the Americans wese
killed, and many taken prisimers. When our in-
formun left the river stt Lewiston, he saw a body of
troops on their march from Fart George up the river,
supposed to be a reinforcement for those engaged.—
This information is given as received, but we fear

that our loss has been considerable in the recent
encounter."

BLOCKADE Or NEW voac

" Harkm, July t, Ist&
" Slit —I have the honour to inform you, his Ex-
cellency the Right Honourable Sir. John Borlase
Warren, Admiral and Commander in Chief of his
Britannic Majesty's ships ~of, war on she American
and West-India stations, has, in obedience to the Or..
'len of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, de.
dared, by proclamation, beating date the 26th of
May last, the ports of New York, Charleston, Port
Royal, Savannah, and the River Mississippi, to be in
a state of strict and rigorous blockade; and that the
blockade will be enforced by his Majesty's ships of
war in Long Island Sound, off Sandy Hook, and
elsewhere.--. 1 have the honour to be, 3cc.

(Signed) THOMAS BARCLAY.
" John G. Bogert, En. Itusslan di ee-Consul, Ste."

" By the Right Hon. Sir John Borlase Warren. Bart. K. B. Ad.
miral of the Blue, and Commander in Chief of his Majesty's
ships and Vessels, employed and to be employed on the Ame-
rican and West Indian Statialk &c. &c,
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MAYOR'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

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CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.

WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT
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Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN
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London, England, 1813-06-07

GRENADA. MAY S.

They write from Alicant, under date of the 4th,
that nothing new had occurred in the line.

BADAJOZ, MAY 7.

By intelligence that may be depended on we knoll,
that Sucher, in one of his military journies, was slid-
denly auAcked by the troops of the celebrated Nebo:,
and obliged to Sy with precipitation. His aide-dc.
camp, and all his escort, tell into Nebot's power.
London, England, 1813-06-07

FRENADA, MAY 0.

Every thing is ready here for opening the campaign.
General Castamss has been here some time, and to.
day Generalgraham arrived. It is said that General
Hill's corps, and the 4th light division, will advance
by the way of Salamanca : and the other divisions,
with the greater part of the cavalry, by the right
bank of the Douro. We have now 20,000 mote men
than at the beginning of the last campaign. Beside;
the Spaniards and Portuguese, there are 45,000 Eng•
lish infantry, and 8,000 British and Portuguese
horse. The whole force is not under 100,000 men.
London, England, 1813-06-07

COVE OF CORK, MAY 31.

Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship Vitt AGO, Lieu-
tenant PITTMAN, from Portsmouth. There are about
70 sail here, waiting convoy for Newfoundland and
Quebec, from England, under convoy of the MAJES-
TIC, 74., and two frigates. Another convoy is shortly
expected, to be appointed for Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gi-
braltar. Yesterday evening sailed for Belfast the
brig Perseverance, of that pert, so long detained here.
She was brought in some months ago by his Ma_
jesty's ship SYBILLE, under American colours.
London, England, 1813-06-07

FIONITON, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY.PRIVATE CONTRACT, •
Either together or in Lots,

ACAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD
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with 3 very considerable part of the Borough of Honiton in hies-
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London, England, 1813-06-07

TO MRS. JOHNSON, 94, NE.WMAN-SIREEL

MADAM,
HAVING experienced the good Effect of your
Invaluable MEDICINE fur CHILDREN, while Teething,
I take this opportunity for the good of others.—Being a father,
can judge what parents feel, when they see their dear little inno.
cents suffer, without a possibility of affording them the leas: re.
lief; bur, thank Gon, that is happily removed, since you have
introduced the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Having
experienced the good effect with two of my Children, can spvxic
with confidence:—the first was very ill, and had fits with cuttin6
his back teeth; we no sooner rubbed the child's gums, than la•
got better, and his teeth came through without any more pain
convulsion. The oilier little darling was so extremely weak that
it was distressing to see him: not thinking it was his teeth, 61
not apply the Syrup until a thought struck my wile, that sa
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cutting his teeth without pain. It being impossible to deseriLe 'W-
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Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. It i should be blessed w.ts
any more children, will always he In to apply the Syrup is stills,
and am, Madam, yours respectfully, MEKCER.
?.lay 10, 1813.
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by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at
2s. 94. L a bottle.

CAUTIO N.—Be SUTe to ask for Johnson and 141i:inns's Amer}.
can Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts.
N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Your, as usual, st her
House, every Thursday and Satur.ay Morning, trom Nine
Ten o'Clock, by bringing a Later from a respectable He::st •
keeper, to certify that they are real objects of clarity.
London, England, 1813-06-07

NAPA INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.
Arrived the Duke of Kent, packet, with a Mail,
from Corunna, in three days. —.Sailed the Diana
packet with a Mail for Cadiz, and also several coast►
ers for Plymoutb.--.Wind South.

•
TORBAY, JUNB S.
Sailed his Majesty's ship PiIEASANT, sith the out-
ward-bound convoy, for Newfoundland.—Mind S.E.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 5.

Came in the Spanish ship Alcide, from Cadiz,
bound to Petersburgh, having sprung her main top-
mast; and the American schooner Ann and Eliza,
BOYDE) from Bayonne for America, prize to his Ma-
jesty's ship LYRA. Arrived his Majesty's ships
VILLE Dg PARIS, DUNCAN) PASIBROKEI and ABER-
CROMBIE) of the line, from off Brest ; and. the CON-
QUEST sun-brig from a cruize.—Also arrived the
PREVOYANTE store-ship, and sailed again to the
Eastward•—Wind North.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6.

Arrived the PREVOYANTE store-ship, with about
fifteen or twenty sail of colliers and coasters from the
Downs. Sailed the QUEEN CHARLOTTE cutter with
a convoy for Guernsey and Jersey. Yesterday ar-
tived the VENERABLE, of ';4 guns, Captain MI LN
from off Cherbourg ; PRIMROSE, 18, Captain PHI L
LOTT, and DROMEDARY, SHMT•Ship, Captain
Pntrcu-
ARD, with conorfrom the Downs. Stied the R two_
LUTIONNAIRE, of 40 guns, Captain Wooccames:, to
join the squadron off Ushant ; PnoTEcrou, 1.1;, Lieu-
tenant MITCHENOR, with convoy for Cork ; and the
SPY store-ship, to Deptford. Went out of harbour
the Spanish frigate Sabina, having undergone a
thorough repair at his Majesty's Dock-yard.—Wind
North-East.

YARMOUTH, JUNE r.
Arrived the BRAZEN from the Njre.
DEAL, JUNE G.
Arrived the DRAKE sloop of war, in three days from
Heligoland, with dispatches for Government. Ar-
rived his Majesty's ship NORGE, from off Flushing.'
Sailed the whole of the East Indiamen for the River,
and the fresh division of transports for Ramsgate
Pier, that have been detained here for some time for
orders. Came down from Sheerness his Majesty's
ships CRETAN and JASEUR. Sailed the Britannia and
Astrea transports, under convoy of the DEXTEROUS
un-brig, for Portsmouth.--Wind N.E.
London, England, 1813-06-07

AIR. FLAGG, Surgeon-Dentist, from Boston,
North America, at ligo. 10, Caroline-street, Bedford-
square, begs to inform the Nubility, Gentry, and others of this
Kingdom, that he CUTS OUT the DECAYED PAATS of a
TOO 11-1 without pain, and leaves that which is snur.d ; and is
warranted by a great length of experience In declaring, that it
will equal in durability any other tooth, however perfect, and its
aching be precluded in future; that he extracts Teeth or Sttimps
that hove been despaired of, by a method peculiarly easy, regu-
lates the reeth of Children, and performs every operation con-
meted with Nisi aver of the Teeth, in a manner which he flatters
himself wi! secure ;he confidence of all who may honour him
with their cocimank:s. H.- is authorised to give the most satis-
factory references to Sorgeens of the highest reputation in this
touts' ry. Mr. Flagg fixes wish caw and safety (independently of
the Natural teeth) tl of the most durable enamel, and
provides Gold Parsecs, which effectually supply the want of those
which have be, n lost by dis sase, or have been defective front
the birth. He atteads at house every day from nine o'clock
till three.
London, England, 1813-06-07

LEITH, JUNE n.

The SNAKE sloop of war sailed yesterday from the
Roads, witii a convoy for Gottenburgh. The Cut)
sloop of war has made the signal for a convoy to
Archangel, and will sail on the 15th inst. she will
call in at Longhope for what vessels there may be
from Liverpool, Greenock, and Ireland.
CHARLES, armed brig, sailed this morning, to the
Northward. The FURIOUS gun brig arrived this mor-
ning from a cruize.

'flie Lady Warren, MAasn, from Bermuda, has
arrived at Liverpool : parted from the fleet, under
convoy of his Majesty's ship TARTANus and PRE-
VOYANTE, on the 31st ultimo, in lat. 30. long. 10.
all well.

On Saturday it was notified at the India House,
" that some American privateers had taken seteral
British vessels, said to be bound to India ; but sup.
posed by the Directors to be ships bound to the
southward. The privateers were cruizivg off the
Cape de Verde Islands."

A Letter from an Officer in the Baltic, dated the
nth ult. says—" Admiral GRAHAM Monne arrived
at Helsingborg, in the Wanntnit, on the 18th instant ;
and with the WARRIOR and PRINCESS CAROLINE ar-
rived 200 sail of vessels from Wingo Sound, princi-
pally with Swedish troops on board, for disembarka-
tion at the nearest point to Rostock. They are sell
supplied with heavy cannon and ordnance stores of
every description. The PRINCESS CAROLINE pro-
ceeded with them, whilst the Admiral, with the small
armed vessels, anchored here. The ELEPHANT and
GLOUCESTER remain at Wingo. The DEFENCE left
Cal lscrona on the 13th, and the CROWN PRINCE of,
SWEDEN embarked in a frigate from that place for I
Stralsund on the 15th instant. The greater number
of the Swedish army must have reached their several i
points 'ere this. The ORION struck on a rock, onl
Seger Island, on the 16111 ult. and is considerably
damaged. It is thought she will return to England
early to be docked. A Swedish floating battery, with
2(X) men on board, on her passage from Carlscrona
to Fulsterbro', foundered at sea on the 20th ult. and
all hands perished except six men. Admiral MORRIS
will strike his flag to-morrow, and proceed to Eng-
land in the CRUIZER. His departure from the Baltic
station is much regretted, for a more zealous, clever
officer, the service cannot boast of. The Vico be-
comes the flag-ship of Admiral IvlooßE ; but as the
Danes continue very harmless (in the presence of
our bombs, ETRA and DEVASTATION) it is considered
the force on this particular station is more likely to
be reduced than increased. Admiral HOPE will con-
tinue in the command on the Baltic until August,
when he goes to Leith station. Admiral MOORk: will
be left to regulate the winter convoys, though, it is
expected,the whole fleet will return to England earlier
than they did last year.",
London, England, 1813-06-07

STRALSITND, MAY 19.

Yesterday was presented to the Crown Prince,
Colonel Cook (Adjutant to his Royal Highness the
Duke of York), wbo has arrived here on a special
mission from the Court of England ; as was likewise
the Privy Counsellor Von Bulow, who was deputed
by the Duke of Mecklenburg!) Schwerin, on his So.
vereign's behalf, to congratulate his Royal Highness
on his arrival on German ground.
Yesterday evening this town was illuminated;
transparencies were placed in the Town-hall, and se-
veral other houses, with allegorical devices, expressive
of Germany's hopes of viewing her liberator in the
Crown Prince.

Last night his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum-
berland arrived here by the way of Rugen, to whom
the Crown Prince paid a visit this morning, which
was immediately returned. The Duke of Cumberland
was received with those marks of distinction due to his
high rank, and to-day dined with the Crown Prince.
Towards evening arrived the British Major-General
Alexander Hope, who was immediately admitted to
an audience of the Crown Prince.

CORUNN.I AMIL.

SANTIAGO, MAY 2S.

The French in Valladolid are making dispositions
for maintaining the Douro, which, it is said, the!
will not abandon, without a battle, and for which they
have a force of 60,000 men.

CIUDAD RODRIGO, MAY 16.
All the troops are in motion ; and the 9.1, division
of our Army, under the orders of General Espana,
is, it is said, to be in Salamanca on the 22dt

MAY 21.—Since the day before yesterday we have
had the head-quarters here ; and to-morrow Castanos
and Lord Wellington will advance by the Sierra, and
fall upon Salamanca, where our troops will enter on
the 24th or 25th : 50,000 men are proceeding by this
way, and as many by the flank. These forces wiU
unite between Salamanca and Valladolid. Monti°,
Hill, and Labisbal, are coming up with the reserve;
and the whole, consisting of about 30,000 men, will
follow by Placentia.

CADIZ, MAY 12.
By the middle of this month, the army of reserve
is to be on the banks of the Tagus : immediately
after it has passed, General Hill will set out for the
head-quarters of Lord Wellington, and the move-
went will commence.
London, England, 1813-06-07

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CORUNNA, MAY 29.

AU accounts from the interior represent the Allied
Army in full movement, and the French eincentraiin;
their force between Villalpando and Val Ltd 1141 : in a
tew days great flews may, therefore, be expected.

sth June.—!Erros has once more the pleasure of
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THE FRIENDS of RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
will give a DINNER on Thursday, the 10th June, 1813,
at the Freemason,' Tavern, Great- Queen-street, to the DELE-
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tition presented this Session to the Imperial Parliament.
- Ills Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, in the Chair.
svcamtos.

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of Knit
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of Itts•ex
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shire

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Joseph Birch, Esq. M. P.
John Leach, Esq. M. P.
Mr. Serjeunt Heywood
John NV ilks, Esq.
Henry Brougham, Esq.
William Ponsonby, Esq.

His Grace the Duke of Argyle
His Grace the Duke of Leinster
Marquis of Buckingham
Marquis of Lansdowne
Marquis of Downshire
Marquis of Tar'stock, M. P.
Marquis of Douglas
Earl of Thanet
Earl of Essex
Earl of Albemarle
Earl of Jersey
Earl Cowpt r
Earl Stanhope
Earl Fitzwilliam
Earl of Hardwicke
Earl of Rosslyn
Earl Grey
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl of Ormond and Ossory
Earl of Meath
Earl of Darnley
! Earl of Bessborough
Earl of Charismont
Earl of Donoughniore
Earl of Leitrim
Earl Gower, M. P.
Lord George Cavendish, M. P.
Lord Archibaldflamiltoa.M.P.
Lord Francis Osborne, M. P.
Viscount Morpeth, M. P.
Viscount Milton, M. P.
Viscount Bullard, M.P.
Viscount Althorpe, M. P.
I Viscount Ebrington, M.P.
Viscount Forbes, M. P.
Viscount Duncannon, M. P.
Lord Stanley, M.P.'
Load Ossulstone, M.P.
Lord Nueent, M. P.
Lord St. John
Lord bay and Sele
Laud Holland
Lord Somers
Lord Grenville
Lord Erskine
Lord Ponsotaby
Lord Rancliffe, M. P.
Dion: the table precis.:!;• c Half•past Six o'Clock.
Tick:is, a:1. ss. Wins included, to be bad at the Bar of the
Tavern.

Those Gentlemen who latent' to llonsur the Dinner with their
presence are ri.quested to apply ter Tickets without cle;.iy, as the
number is necessarily limited.
London, England, 1813-06-07

UItAND Pito 11.STANT SOCIEI 1
This day was published. price
rifiliE ORANGE INSTITUTION, a Sliglit
Skech ; with an Appendix of its Rule:. and Regulatiolis.Al
Printed for Stneiretai.., Junior, 41, Pall
A'so, A Memento tor Protestants, price us. cd.
An Awful Warning, with Iwo fine Pliers, 3*. ild.

.101t.e.BY, A BURI.LhQUE ON ROKEBY !
This day was published, in One Volume mail Octavo,
price Five Shillings in boards,
TOKEBY, a BURLESQUE on ROKEBY ! a
Poem, in Six Cantos. By a celebrated AMATEUR of
FASHION. To which are added, Occasional Notes.
" Go to, thou talltest of nothing." Rostio.
London Printed for Thtanas Tegg, No. 111, Chcapsi4e, aLittl
J. Dick, Edinburgh ; and sold lay all other Bookseller,.
Of whom may be had, the Poe'ical Satirist,

This day were published, iu C verb. RIVo. with Maps, price 2*.
LE'f TE RS from the M E'D ITE RR A NEAN,
containing a civil and political account of SICII.Y,
POLY, TUNIS, and MALTA, with Itiogiaphical ketches,
Anecdotes, and Observations illustrative of the Present state ut
those countries and their relative situation with respect to the
British Empire. By EDWARD BLAQ U I ERE, Esq.
This work will be found particularly worthy of public consi-
deration at the present moment.
Printed for and told by H. Colburn, Conduit-street ; George
Goldie, Edinburgh ; John Cumming, Dublin ; &alt book Idlers.

This day was published,
A new Edition lake ss. illustrated with Cases,
A PRACTICAII. TR EATISEon the PREVEN.
TION and CURE of die VENEREAL DISEASE and its
con-equences, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. includiaz practical Ob-
servatin,. ou Tabes Dorsalis, Seminal Weakness, Mu-
cal Discharges, &c divested of all technical Obscurities.
By T. M. CA CON, Surzeo:i,
Lute of the United Hospitals of St. 'I houtait's anti Guy's.
te.i for Messrs. Sherwood and CO. Paternost er•row, Loudon.
Where may be had, Camn's Popular Treatise tin the Cause,
and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, ,
and successful instructions fur the prevention attd.treatmeht of
Asthmatic Fits, price 3s.

Just published, price 3s. in boards,
PRACTICAL REMARKS on DISEASES re-
sembling SYPHILIS, by JOHN WHITSE.D, Surgton,
Peterborough, Member at the k. uyal College of Surgeons, London.
Diseases have, it is true, ie. general, a sort of regolorn y and
order, a series of causes and .:vents by which they are known and
distaluished, yet we do now and then meet with such odd irre-
gularities, such strange and unusual consequences, as puzzle and
alarm even the soundest judgment and the longest experience,
and unless these be noticed the history of distempers will be im-
perfect.—PoT r.
Peterborough : Printed and sold for the Author, by G. Ro-
bertson ; sold also by 11. and R. Crosby and Co. Stotioners'-cuttrt,
Ludgate-street; and H. Setchel and Son, King-Street, Covent-
garden, London.
London, England, 1813-06-07

FOR COLDS, RHEUMAI ISMS. &c.

D_
R. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their
tendency to open the pores and promote all the natural secre-
sions, are the best remedy for colds, rheutnatisms, slight fevers,
and all disorders which arise front obstructed perseiratirn: they
are equally excellent for head-aches, indigestion., and for gouty,
bilious, and other complaints of the stomach and bowels, too ot-
ten the consequence of free living. at a general fan:ily medicine
:bey have no equal, and they are particularly convenient for fro-
velleN, as they do no; require any confine:at nt.
Sold by Frasmis Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard,
price 4s. etl. a box, containing thirty-six pills ; but as many
persons mist.ike the house, observe that the Number is 45, ot:
the coachway, four doors from Cheapside.; to be had also at
she late Dr. James's house, Bruton-street.
London, England, 1813-06-07

PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP.

PERSONAL BEAUTY depends so much on the
appearance and texture of the skin, that whatever contri-
butes to protect it from injury, or to improve it, mast be consi-
dered an object of importance to all who are solicitous to possess
the advantage, which Lord Chesterfield denominates " a letter of
recommendation on all occasions ;" and certainly the present and.
future ages must feel themselves indebted to the Inventor of the'
curious Cheni.cal Process, by which Soap is separated from aU
the impure and noxious substances with which, in its crude state
it is invariably united ; this refinement is manifested by i:s trans-
parency and fragrance.
Prepared and sold by A. Pears, at his Manufactory, No. 55,
Well-street, Oxford•street, London; price Is. and Is. ed. per
Square, and in large squares, which are perfumed with the
Otto of Roes, for 2.. tid. Also, Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes,
at 25. 6d.—But observe, that wheresoever, or by whomsoever
sold, it never can be genuine without the Inventor's signature,
(A. Pears) in his hand-writing.
Pears's Vegetable Rose Colour or Pink Saucers.—This is an
entire new invention for drawing in Water Colours, Painting on
Velvet, tinging the Cheeks, Lips, &c. dyeing Silk, Lace, Muslin,
Feathers, Artificial Flowers, &c.
It is necessary the Public should be cautioned with respect to
any spurious artichts of this nature, as the superior excellence of
Pears's Pink Saucers has excited many to imitate what they can-
not equal; therefore it is necessary to observe te name on the
back of the Saucer, " A. Pears," as no other can be depended on
to be of a superior quality.
Prepared by A. Pears, at his Rouge, Carmine, Transparent
Soap, and Pink Saucer Manufactory, as aims.

BAYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING.
vBAYLEY, Patentee of the original tkr.cking
• Cakes, begs leave to inform the Public, that In com-
pliance with numerous solicitationi, he has prepared a LIQUID
JAPAN BLACKING, which possesses supeeot properties, and
more speedily than any other preparation ut the kith!, produce,:
the deepest black and bightut potable lustre; it retains its lad-
liancy, and will keep in any climate.
Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Bit w, Coeltspur-strett,
London; and retail by most of the usual Venders, pike Is. 6d.
the pint bottle.
•„• 'lke Patent Cakes continue to be sold price 6J. each.

DEAFNESS, PAINS, IMPOSTHUMES, ate I
NOISE In the EAR, cured by MARTHA sEARI.!..,
No. 3, Bartlett's Buildings, dpposite Hatton-Street, Holborn,
Daughter and Successor to the late 111AcritA Sena Le, formerly
of Pye-Corner, West Smithfield, where the Business bath beet
carried on by the Family upw.uds of 150 Years. Her unc.nn-
mon success (particularly in Nenious Cases, which, of all others,
are the worst) is too well known to nerd any self panegyriz ;
nor is she desirous to raise her own reputation, as an Acri,t, by
injuring that of others—that alone must rest with a discerning
Public.—Attendance from Eleven till Seveu.—Letters (post paid)
duly attended t 9.
London, England, 1813-06-07

GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS.

NMIDDLETON'S IMPROVED BLACK
• LEAD PENCILS of different degrees of hardness. The
many gross impositions practised on the public by unprincipled
persons who vend a vile composition, in appLarante Ike Biack
Lead, but which Las none of its properties, renders it necessary
fur N. MIDDL ETON, Black Lead Pencil Maker to the Kitig and
Prince Regent, to inform the Trade, Artists, and tho4e Cnnie-
men, who are in the habit of using his Pencils, the reputation of
which has been established near sixty years, arid which were
formerly knowu by the mark of Middleton only, haw: now the
following stamp on each Pencil: N. Middleton, 1642, Su
London, and for the Prepared Lead, the following : Prepared
Lead, N. Middleton, Manufacturer, 162, Strand, London, with
a distinguishing mark to denote the quality of the Lead, as 11,
hard, H H, Larder, &c.
The greakest variety in. London of Le•ter Copying Machintns,
Writing and Dressieg Desks and Duxes, Pocket-Books, and a
large assorunent of fancy articles, Statiopary,
London, England, 1813-04-03

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY
AMONGST THE JEWS.
PRESIDENT—The Right Hon. Lord BARHAM.
VIC It...PRESIDENTS,
Right Hon. Earl Crawford and I Sir T. Bernard, Bart.
Lindsay W. Wilberforce, Esq. M, P.
gt. Hon. Earl of Egmont Ebenezer Maitland, Esq.
Rt. Hon. Earl Grosvenor John Lewis Goldsmid, Esq.
Rt. lion. Lord Visc. Northland Matthew Wood, Esq. and
Rt. lion. Lord Robt. Seymour Alderman
Rt. Hen. Lord Dundas Estcourt Creswell, Esq.
Rt. Hon. Lord Calthorpe William Hogan, E-q.
Sir Geo. Leith, Bart. Goo. Freke Evipss, Esq.
BENJAMIN SHAW, Esq. M. P. Treasurer.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th of APRIL, the
FIRST STONE of the inteuded Episcopal Chapel and
Buildings on the Society's Ground at Bethnal Green, will be laid
by his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, assisted by the Right
Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, &e. After which the Friends
of the Institution wilt Dine at the Old London Tavern, Bishops-
pte-street.
His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, in the Chair.
Sl'E%ea DS.
NV. W. Cope; Esq. Thomas Newman, Esq.
Thus. Davidson, Esq. Evan Philips, Esq.
Samuel Hale, Esq. William Pickering, ER.
Wm. Henry -Hoare, Esq. Sir John Mimeo, ILut.
Philip James, Esq. Lewis Way, Esq. .
Read Kempe, Esq. H. Weymouth, Esq.
Fuller Maitland, Esq. M. P. Thomas West, Esq.
Peter l'atmore, Esq. William Sotherby, Esq.
Dinner orrTable at Half-past Four o'Clock.
Tickets (price 125.) to be bad of the Stewards ; at the Old
London Tavern ; at the Committee Roam, Jews' Chapel, Spital
Fields; and at Mr. Brown's, No. 167, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1813-04-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Committee for the Cardipn Election reported, *wham
Ward, Esq. was duly elected, and that the Petition was not fri-
volous or vexatious.

Sir NEWPORT said, ha was aware what he was about to
do was unusual ; but a runsour had prevailed, by which the pub-
lic mind had been considerably agitated. The question he had
to propose was, did Ministers Intend to extend the Property Tax
to Ireland, as a mean of raising the supplies of the year t
Mr. W. FITZGERALD said, that the question, as had been
observed by the Hon. Baronet, was certainly unusual, and he
must express his disapprobation of the practice of putting ques-
dons across the table. But, under the present circumstances, be
did not mean to extend the Property Tax to Ireland. If he was
deterred from doing so, it arose from local considerations. He
gave no opinion as to the propriety of the measure, but only that
he bad no such intention.

Sir J. NEWPORT stated, that his only motive for putting the
question had been, to tranquillize the public mind, and not from
any idle curiosity.
Mr. W. FITZGERALD said, that he hoped for the support
of the Right Hon. Barnet in the Taxes he had to propose in lieu
of the Income Tax—(if tergh.)
Sir J. NEWPORT said, he should be happy to give the Right
Hon. Gentleman any support, consistent with his duty.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR stated his intention of bringing forward
a subject involving the privileges of that House. The decision,
on a recent trial at Lancaster, would naturally effect the privi-
leges of the Members of that House. He found no fault with the
Learned Judge who had presided et that trial, but when in full
possession of the facts, he should certainly bring the subjectbefore
the House:
London, England, 1813-04-03

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London, England, 1813-04-03

WARM BATHS.

THE Patent SANATIVE WARM BATHS,
which tend to invigorate the Constitution and promote
Health. The Patentees, Armstrong, Folkard, and Howitt, beg
to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that their
Baths having obtained a pre-eminent degree of celebrity front
the simplicity of their construction, they are now made in great
variety, suitable for Families, Hotels, and Public Institutions.—
They may be seen heated evet y day at their Manufactory, 76,
Great Quiten•street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, next dour to Newcastle
House.

A Specimen of the Lead to he supplied may be viewed upon
application at the Royal Laboratory at Woo!Welch, and further
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, an y day between the hcrtirs of ten and four o'clock, where
the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Pro-
posals for Pig Lead;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said I 2th day of April, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same
day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CRAW, 3aretarr.
London, England, 1813-04-03

ricans at Arch Angel, it is to be hot

will be enabled to send some of them
—A detachment of about 200 prig
portional number of Officers, belongil
regiment, have embarked here, to
does to join the Ist bAttalion. Th
West Indies, Halifax, Lisbon, &c.
by contrary winds. The transports
for Quebec, under convoy of the S'
and GANNZT, are hourly expected.

MARGATE, APRIL
For several days past the outside
next the sea, comprehending nearly
of wall, built since April last, and
300 feet, has shewn a tendency tc
subsidation. Early yesterdm morning
of that length gradually affd slow?--
and at the same time downwards,

feet from the great body of the
disjointing almost every stone on
a manner, as to leave no doubt of

city of taking down a considerable
impossible to judge of the amount
mischief, but it is generally estimai
six thousand pounds.

Franca: Brunette and Nkhola: Ar
French prisoners who lately escaped
depot at Maidstone, were last week •
They have since been conveyed t 4
they are to be closely confined on
prison-ships.
Two French Officers, who had broken
were apprehended at Dover on W
delivered into the care of THOMAS
Agent for Prisoners of War.
Wednesday a soldier of the 54th
standing by the Crown Inn, Woodl
lently attacked by a cow, and so mt..
little hopes are eskertabled of his recovery.

1
London, England, 1813-04-03

thina424VTWhitbreiii.Avnle led- tol
the jusafiteatiiii of instil* inrioienee.--4441171ti55e,)
Mr. Alderlisim- Aitttrs. said, in .allusion to Mr.,
*aithtnan's challenge, that Ite datitl.come forward
and say. that in' the Werriouth'Committee he had
acted conklentioisly,ind to the best of hiljudgment.
Mr. WADDIGITON hoped that every Englishman
would preis forward to she** his regard to the female
set, which had been insulted in the person of the
Princess.

_ .
Mr. Alderman WOOD briefly replied, stating, that
he preferred the Address being moved in the Corn-
mon Hall to the Common Council, that the expres-
sion might be more general. As to the question put
by his worthy Friend, he had no objection to move
that a deputation of a hundred Liverymen should
carry the Address. a.
Mr. Rowcnovr came forward, but could not ob-
tain a heating.
The Amendment was then put and negatived.
Mr. TADDY and Mr. WAITHMAN then expressed a
wish that the Address might be changed to a decla•.
ratory Resolution ; but Mr. Alderman WOOD declin-.
ing to assent, the original motion was then put and;
carried: not more than Eve or six hands were bald
up against it.
The intended Address was then read. It stated,
that the sentiments of affection with which the Livery
of London had contemplated the arrival of the Prin.
cess in this country were in no degree diminished :
that they were deeply impressed with respect for
every branch of the illustrious House of Brunswick :
that they viewed with indignation and abhorrence the
foul conspiracy against her honour and her life; and
were inspired with admiration at her moderation,
frankness, and magnanimity, under her long persecu-
tion. It concluded with an expression of confidence,
that the Princess Charlotte, brought up under such a
Mother, would be a blessing to the country, and with
a prayer for the health, happiness, and prosperity, of
her Royal Highness.
The Address was received with the most cla-
rnourous, expressions of joy, and was carried almost
unanimously ; as were the rest of the Resolutions.

The Address was then ordered to be presented by
the Mayor, Aldermen, and one hundred Liverymen,
and the Sheriffs and Remembrancer were desired to
wait upon her Royal Highness to know when she
wonld be ple.tsed to receive it.
On the motion of Mr. WAITIMAN, thanks were
then voted to Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Cochrane John-
stone, and Sir Francis Burdett, for the parts they had
borne in the defence of ter Royal Highness:
A vote of thanks to Alderman Wood was also car-
ried, after which the Meeting was dissolved.
Towards the conclusion of the business, the Meeting
became very numerous.
London, England, 1813-06-09

CORN-MARKET', MARK-I.ANE, JUNE 9.

In addition to a very large quantity of Wheat left over front
Monday's Market, we had an addidonal supply this mornin g
from Suffolk, which occastontd exceedingly heavy sale for that
grain, and very little has been disposed of ; Monday's prices .* ere
however obtained for line samples, ►ut the ordinary qt.aliuts
were unsaleable. Barley was dull sale, at Monday's kites. Oats
being iu abandant supply, are Lts. per quarter cheaper, and go a
slowly. In Pas, Beans, and other artisies,no &Imagism.

ROCHESTER, ,JUNK S.

...

Yesterday our late independent Member arid wor-
thy brother Freeman, JAM BARNRIT; Esq. visited
our City, having accepted 'an invitation Iron; the
Freemen to a dinner, at the Bull Inn, on that day.—
The Chair was ably filled by our much respected
JAMES HUMES, Esq. who so independently served us
in Parliament ; and the company that attended was
most7riumerous and respectable. After dinner, Mr.
Humus, as Chairman of a Public Meeting of Free.
men, a ho had unanimously voted Mr. BARNETT some
testimony of their gratitude, in an oos:went speech,
presented to that gentleman, in the name of~ the
Ps semen of the City, a most elegant Silver Cup, and
a highly ornamented Time-piece, decorated with the
Arms of the City, and suitable inscriptions.
London, England, 1813-06-09

BARRACRs.

Thomas Berdmore, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master to the Forces
in Great Britain.

The King's German Legion.
2d Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Charles Siegroth to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Druege, killed in action.
Ist Battalion of the Line-,Francis Leslie, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Michaelisi pronioted. •
Watteville's Regiment—lieutenant Robert Wrixen from the
81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Duval, who exchanges.
London, England, 1813-06-09

BANKRUPTS.

Wiliam Garrod, late of Surrey-street, Norwich, dealer in horses,
dealer and chapnaan, to surrender June 12, 19, and July 20, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Robinson,
No. S, Bolton-row,
William Pope, of the pariah of Westbury-upon-Severn, Glou-
cestershire, pig-dealer, June 16, 17, and July 20, at ten,lat the
Ram Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs. Whitoombe and
King, Serjeanes Inn, Fleet street ; or Mr. W. C. Ward, Glou-
cester.
Isaiah Pawsey, of Present, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer,
June 29, so. and July 20, at one, at the Star and garter Ta-
vern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs, Hough•
ton and Sherratt, Prescot ; or Messrs. Shepherd, Adfington,
and Gregory, Bedford-row.
Joshua Moyne, late 0/ Brandon, &Wont, corn-dealer, dealer and
ehaptuan, June 23, at four, June 24, at ten, and July to, at 11,
at the Chequers Inn, Brandon. Attorades, Mr. Samuel Wells
the younger, Hundugdon ; or Mr. Clautolla tie. 7; Starter
lona Landvsh
.
London, England, 1813-06-09

FALMOUTH. JUNE 6.

This morning appeared off this port, his Majesty's
ships. MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, (Admiral GRIFFITHS')
INCONSTANT, lONIAN,LACEIM '-FREYA, • RINGDOVE,
KANGAROO, ALBION, and the Dolphin store-ship, with
about 550 sail of merchant-vessels under convoy, for
Spain, Portugal, the Mediterranean, the Brazils,
North America, and the West Indies. They were
joined from hence by his Majesty's ship STAG, of 38
guns, Captain I-Imo:EBY, FAIRY sloop of war, of 20,
NORTH STAR, and THISTLE, with the following :

The Nicholson, Tullock ; Fame, Williams Martha, Warder;
Nils, Parke; Planet, Mitchell; Argo, Cummins; Robe rt, l'ear.
son; Peggy, Scuriff ; Venerable, Hutchinson ; Thomas Tobin
Howard; Edmund, Waters; for Rio Janeiro.—The Britannia.
Gilpin ; Only Son, Nt'Kee ; Falmouth, Tennant; Peroanibuco.—
The Fannie, Shepherd; Bahia.—The Mary, Carson, Blackerley
River Plate.—Fair Bohemia, Russell; George, Peckman; New
Providence.—Hope, Barderus ; Guadaloure.—Hope. Miller; la-
maica.—William Cranford, —; ditto.—Coquette, Kips ; Tri-
nidad.—Mullett, Smith; Surinam.—Pelican, Norris; Smyrna.—
Mayflower, Fox; Corunna.—Alert, Bosurter; Delphin, Syne:
Oporto.—Friendship, Jones; Mercury, Bibbons ; San Nicholas
Mile; Gibraltar and Malte—Betsey, Clark; William, Arnold ;
William, Johns; Mary, Pike; and Dash, --; for Lisbon.

Also sailed the Duke of Kent packet, LAWRENCE,
with Mails for Lisbon ; and the Darlington, HARVEY
with Mails for Jamaica.—The Freeling racket, for
the Mediterranean, and the Constant, for the Brazils,
are detained for orders.