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London, England, 1812-12-29

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IN A FEW DAYS, (14TH AND 15TH OF JANUARY,)
THE STATE LOTTERY
WILL IR ALL DRAWN,
*lmday to the old Mode of Drawing every Ticket out of the
Wheel, and deerded by its own Fate.
I,TORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the
—Az• Public, that they have a variety of Tickets and Shares
IS sale, and at the lowest prices. The Scheme contains two of
5C20,000, also in addition, two of ,210,000, and many snore ea-
pital Prises than usualt which gives the present &cheme a pre-
ferencenver late Lotteries.
Orders, by post or carrier, executed on the same terms as if
resent; and all Prizes paid immediately. Two millions ster-
ling have been paid to the Public by HORNSBY and Co. at their
*ld-established State Lottery Office, No. 26, CornhiU, London.

EDINBURGH ALMANACX, with PLAN of the SEAT of
WAR in RUSSIA. Just arrived Price 4s. rd. In boards,
rTHE EDINBURGH ALMANA.CK and 'M-
r PERIAL REGISTER for ISIS. Containirg besides what
is usually given, Rolls of the Freeholders of Scutland, and Lists
of the present agistrates and Councillors of Boroughs, with
the Names of the Candidates for the Representation at the last
General Election; Lists of Civil and Military Offie.s:s in India;
Names of the British Officers In the Spaitibh and rortugue.e
Armies, &e.
Published In London by C. Cradogk and W. Jo?, 3'2, Pater-
noter-row ; and Mundell and Co. Edinburgh.

rarcE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. I
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
1 A MOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, N:li
1
.14. miles from London, containing upwards of 500 Acres of
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i Martin's lane, Charing-Cross (Letters post paid.)

THE LEASE OF A FARM.
• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVALUABLE LEASE, 26 miles horn London,
containing 950 Acres, with the Manorial Rights over
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London, England, 1812-12-29

Price ss. or Bs. coloured, ii p6bti lied,
1 THE NATURALIST'S POCKET-BOOK for
1813, ornamented with fourteen elegant Engravings, and
illustrated by eacrespond'ng Descriptions.
By U. SHAW, M.D. F.R S.
Principal Naturalist or the British Museum.

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an Accompanied an Alminack and all the usual Lists of
Public Offices.

Primed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street; and Suttaby and C*.
The Subjects are, the Tea, Coffee, mad Chocolate Trert; the
Mole Cricket, Venus's Fly Trap, the Alexandrine Parrakeet,
Tusset-necked Humming Bird, Stag, Beetle, &c.
London, England, 1812-12-29

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.eAßLzsza, I)ZC2MILIA 26.
Saturday night, about eight o'clock; as Mr. Hod-
on Scott, of Caldbeck, was returning frinn Carlisle
market, he was stopped and robbed by three
pads, on Hawksdale Pasture.
As Mr. Irwin, of Newhouses, Upon, in com-
pany with Mr. Tinniswood, were returning home
from Brampton market, on Tuesday evening last,
between six and seven o'clock, they were attacked,
by four footpads, between, Brampton and Irthing
bridge, who robbed the former of bank notes to the
amount of eighteen pounds, with which the villains
made their escape. •
Mort flay night, about six o'clock, as.llr. Raper,
of 'Bothwell, was returning from Wigton, he wits]
stopped near Red Dial, by four villains, who robbed
him of eight guinea notes and a parcel of cloth.
Tuesday morning a poor man was robbed of
&Wort the road betwixt Pentith and Appleby, by
two villains, who inflicted such wounds upon his per.
son, that in consequence he is since dead.
,Sunday morning the cellar of Mr. Gilkerson, inn-
keeper' Ricketiate, was broken into, by forcing the
lock shat seearedithe chain.
Wednesday nightilast, the weaving Flipp of John
Robinson, of Cumwhinton, was broken into, and two
:webs cut in the looms, which were-takers away along
with the cloth-beams.
London, England, 1812-12-29

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• THEATRES.
• M.+. a.m..
Datreva.ssat.—Last night the Comedy of Maul
ton:1 ; or, More Sams ihan One, was represented
he Ll.iS '1 neatre, and, received wit,h.tety general
Sap-
plauss: throughout. The view Pantomime, enzitled
Wad:quits .Hunlpo, or Co/webiair .Candlelight, was
repeated; and, it havii:g •usidegone some judi.
ciuus curtailments, was ye; y favourably received. It
, tr, howevet; teo long by near• three qu:.rters of an
lwur4 and this fault .siekaggravitcd last night by
ttle delay which occurred between tliT. end of the
114 y-and the commencement. of the Pantomime.-
I.lka,hoilkse stratbut indifferently attended.
.:Covß.FT.q.iteDen.--The Tragedy of The Earl of
Ewa-was represented last night at. this Theatre.
kit, CesIADLES Kaiteut made his first appearance,
as- the Hero of the piece, 'and many persons visited
the .Theatre, suiiioua to compare the pet formance
of Mr. C. iiiBLE with`that of Mr. BETTY, who
so-recently fillectthe character: Mr. K.'s per-
tt.rMance throuthout did him &rent credit, and the
aiiplause he received ;vas most loud and vehement;
concluding speerit in .the third Act wa. encored .
a requisition, however, which he had the prudence to
ofisehey'.--After-the Play, which was couch iuterrupt.
ed in ronsequdnceof the confusiorramongthe god", the-
new Pantomime was repeateds- 'lt has been very ju.
'dicionsfy•curtailed. All that can excite merriment
lemainis; but every scene which did not tend to pro-
duce that object has been' swept away. The Epping
liunt.w3s receivid.ivith shouts of lase .ter. Both the
ri'peds 'end igeadrupeds went thrbugh Their allotted
dilly ivial alacrity, and were. cheeredfrom stll parts
of the house& With the united attractions of scenery,
4arini3o7, fun, and frolic, 2i:re Red Dwarf is likely to
-have natherouiiititort for a long period.
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London, England, 1812-03-30

111111101110,4161 he Imam epos view a peculiar ail-
iesalps. WM. BEETHAM, Secretary.
N. 1:11. balPair• save for the West Ead at Loudon is
at the eel,* et Otamilikatiest, In Oderd.street.

TO THE PiIitOPIUKT,ORS OF EAS r INDIA STOCK.
Lasizi •Ma 011171,1illtif.

9THE ELECTrOIIt of'S9 IX DIRECTORS of the
EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for Wed-
nesday, the Bth of April next, the favour of your Vote and In-
terest is requested for the following Gentlemen, viz. WILIAAM
ASTELL, Esq. CAMPBELL MARJORIRA.NKS, Esq.
CHARLES GRANT, Esq. GEORGE SMM-j, Esq. JOHN
JACKSON, Esq. and b WENY "lOCINE, Esq. which will
much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most humble servants,
Charles Mills JaCob Bosanquct
Edward Parry . Hugh Inglis
James Patison • John Ales. Baniserinan 1
Riot. Chichley Plowden John Hebb
Tbom.o Reid Joseph Cotton
Abram Roberta James Daniel
George Aber. Robinson Samuel Davis
John Bladen Taylor Wm. Fellarton Elphlnston
R&iert Thornton Jahn Hudleston -
Richard Twining John Inglis
William Wigram Thos. Thitophilus Metcalfe
Robert Williams George Millen.
East India-House. March 23. 1111t2.

101 HE PROPit LE I ORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LAOIS! AND OINTLEMIN,
HAVING the honour of being recommended to
you by the Directors of the East-Indla Company as Candi-
dates for the Direction to be chosen this year, we take the liberty
of requesting the favour of your Vote ois the Day of Election,
Wednesday, the Bth April next.
We ore, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your moat obedient and most bumble Servants,
• W 11. LIAM ASTELL CAMPDZLL MAJOKIIIIANIB
CIIARLLS GUANT GYOILGIL SMITH
1011:1 JACKSON Sweaty TOON&
East-India House, March 15, 1812.
London, England, 1812-03-30

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2s.

Arrived, the THRACIAN, 18 guns, from the east-
ward ; the PiLEASANT, 16 guns, frlin a cruize ; and
the American ship Cyrus, Captain Tilosisos, horn
London, bound to Boston. Sailed, the Punkus,
witha small convoy for the Mediterranean; the Hk.lt-
)lE3l %guns, for Basque Roads; the NIMROD cutter,
for Portsmouth ; and the THRACIAN, 18 guns, on a
cruize. Put back, the ALPHEA, 8 guns,. with the
transport which she bad under convoy, bound to
Jersey.—Wind S.W. blowing a gale.
London, England, 1812-01-02

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 18.

On the 21st of October, two-thirds of the Russian
army were on the right bank of the Danube, and
concentrated before Rudschuck, so that this fortress
is completely blockaded on the land side. The re-
maining third is upon the lelt of the Danube, oppo-
site the island of Slobodse and Rudschuck.

SPANISH PAP4IOr.

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VALENCIA, NOVEMBER QA

Our troops have to-day burnt all the parapets
which the enemy had formed in the streets of Mur-
riedro and Arboralla, apd the neighbourhood, toge-
ther with ‘liat which they had built with large beams
nt the' et ante of the Monasterin de la Trinidad, the
French being unable to cxtinguipii its firr, although
'they attempted it under cover of an increased fire of
musketry.
By most credible accounts, it is ascertained that
the enemy has lost in Arragon 4500 men, victims to
1 the unequalled patriotism of Mina, the Empecinado,
1, ?ad Duran, It these Generals succeed in adding
the 400 men which they hold besieged at Doraca,
the capital of that frovitice will return to our dumi-
plop reay quickly, unless Suchet flies to its assistance.
CADIZ, DECEMBER 5.
From Tarifa we hive received a diary of the
events which hare lately occurred there. The ene-
my, to the amount of 10 or 12,000 men, under the
command of Semele, Rey, and Laval (who has come
from Granada with 5000 men) entered San Roque
(n the 27th, after very rapid marches. Their plan
was to have cut off the retreat of our troops, but Ge-
peral Ballasteros defeated their object, by retiring to
the camp on the 27th, The moral force of the 4arng
London, England, 1812-01-02

OFFICE OF ORDIV.INC.R, .Ik.:omber 23, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA-
JASh".r OR D1i.41%6C4 do &roll Arive sootier,
That Proposals will. be received at their Office, in Pall-Mlll,
on or before Wednesthy, the Bth of Jaimary next, from s.och
persons as may, be vsil:tilg to undertake the supply of 1-lAI.I NESS
and COLLAR-111AKERS' MATERIALS for Service of this
Department, upon a C:..tract for three Years.
Patterns of the Articleslo be supplied may be viewed upon ap-
'oliitation to the Storekeeper at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich,
and further particulars, together Witli the Terms aid Conditions
'of the Contract, and a list of the Articles, may be had at the Se-
cretary's Mice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be deli-
vered, sealed up, and endorsed, a Proposals for the Supply of
'Harness and Collar Makers' Materials;' but no Proposal can
be Admitted after die said Bth day of January next, at twelve
,o'clock alma' of the tune day, neitherw iUany Teader be vo-
ticed Andes* the party making it or an agent in his behalf shall
attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CRAM'. Secretary.
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This day was vublisbed,
In One Volume Octavo, ;once Rs. boards,
.(470 NATIONAL EDUCATION.
By GFORGE ENSQR, Esti
r of " National Government," Independent Man," &c.
Plinf,4l for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and brown, Pater.
• _:e.eoss ; ?mil at the Bei .34, New Bond—street.
clay was published„ba bits:l2lCe Art, vs. boards,

DIED.
Monday last, at his house in Kensington square, Dr. Patrick
Wilson, formerly Professor of Astronomy is the Univer4 y or.
Glasgow.
Oil the 30th Dec. at Brompton, Mr. Henry Weston, Deputy I
Assistant Commissary General. •.
Dec. 23, at Sandwich, Air. John Burylll, aged 32. His death
was occasioned by the contraction of one of his toe-sails, whit&
gangrened. ' •',.
On the 25th tilt: at Hytbe, after a lingering illness, Eyre
sey Evans, rsii. Paymaster of tie 71st rigithent.
Monday, Wood:Ord TheHasson, Esq. M. P. fur Baratta
At her house lu Hawiand-street, Mrs. Murray, relict of
tenant-Colonel Jttat Murray, of the Madras Native Cavalry.
London, England, 1812-01-02

DEAL, JANUARY J.

Came down from the River, his Majesty's ship
tielstEmxius. Sailed his Majesty's ship Armaxs,
On a cruize.—Wind S.W.-
LEITII, DECEMBER 30.
' The SNAKE and NIGHTINGALE sloops of war ar.
rireect-in the Roads, yesterday morning from cruizes,
and-the brig Marb from St. Andrews, America,
with timber. The EGRRIA sloop of war sailed from
Gotttnburgh on the 18th instant, in company n ith
the Hx,nii of 74. and 150 sail of merchant ves-
sels, for ;.his country. It came on to blow on the
night they sailed, from the southward, and dispersed
the fleet ; on the 20th, only the HERO and 50 sail in
sight ; the EGERIA lost sight of them on the night of
the 23d, it blowing strong, and thick weather. Fri-
day the 20th inst. the sloop Devanha, Wricsrxn, of
and from Aberdeen, for the Moray Frith, with goods,
I,llin with a large cutter, which appeared on her lee
quarter, about ten miles off Kinnaird's Head, hois-
ting an English jack, and making sail at the same
time in chace. On nearing the Devanha, the cutter
substituted a Danish jack, and, firing a musket with-
out effect, opened a fire from her great guns, and con-
tinued until within three miles of Kinnaird Castle,
when she gave up the chart, the Devanha escaping
into Fraterbutgh, tinder a press of sail, it then blowing
strong from N. W.. The cutter is described as a
large sharp-built black vessel, with six ports of a
side, and a boat over her stern.
London, England, 1812-12-16

MORE RUSSIAN VICTORIES.

TOTAL DEFEAT OF TUE FRENCH ARMY
COMMANDED BY BONAPARTE IN
•
PERSON:

At a late hour last night a Gottenburgh Mail ar-
rived, bringing intelligence even lar more
than the most sanguine politician could have 4ntici-
•
pated from the late erents Russia, glorious as they
have been. We have now before us the &fails of
the- operations of the Russian armies horn the Isth
(when the last d;spatches left them at Lobkovo) to
the 19th ; and this short space of five days has been"
prolluctive of greater and more tremendous disasters
to the French armies, even than those which they
have already experienced.
The dexterous manccuvres of the Russian Generals
have succeeded to admiration. Having, as we have
already stated, completely surrounded Smolensk, the
miserable French army was doomed to the dreadful
and barbarous alternative of cutting a passage for
BONAPARTE, to enable him personally to escape.
The result of the attempt has been to annihilate
the French array, but they have partially attained
their object, for the Tyrant has for the preterit es-
caped—his ultimate safety, however, is still proble-
matical, for he has fled with thousands of Cussacks
at his heels ; and he must inevitably encounter the
armies of WITTGENSTEIN and TSCITHAGOFF, which
have now joined. The disguise of„a common soldier
can alone save him ; and in this way, perhaps with
an escort reduced to a few hundreds, he has reached
Warsaw or Wilna. But this is calculating upon a
continuance of that extreme good fortune which has
'en long attended the Monster's career. Success to his
brave Pursuers ! May their horses be sure and swift
of foot !

The battle which precede 3 the miscreant's flight,
lasted two days. Twenty-four thousand French'spl-
dierswere put dory de combat. Twelve thousand of
them laid down their arms, and the rest were killed,
wounded, or taken prisoners. Two hundred pieces
of cannon were taken. Some of BONAPARTE'S best
Generals are reported to hive been killed or taken
prispnets ; and though last not least, amid all these.
Viumiths, the brave /.i.ussjan Qcueral count WIN!
London, England, 1812-12-16

WOACESTERSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TY I'HE-FREE ESTATE,
producing s Rental of One 'llsoilsand Four Hundred land
Fifty Pounds per Annum..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. FA.REBROTHER,
At Oarraivars on Tuesday, Decembei es, at Twelve, unless an
• acceptable Offer le previously tnade by Private Contract,
VERY,Valuable and highly desirable FREg!I
-I- 1- HOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Minor or reputed I
Manor of iheriirs Lynch, t xtendiog over uptvards of 1400 Aare, i
of Land, and that capital Farm, with a substantial briCk•built
FarM-honse, Garden, Orchard, bards, Stabling, ifullock Lodges,
Blacksmith's Shop, and all euirible Oct-buildings, with four I
1 Cottages for 11Corienien, and sundry inclostirerof yeriprOdwea
dye Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Lands, lying corn-
poet, welt (eked and divided into handsome Inclosures, and con •
ta'ning together near 540 litres, situate Within two mile.; of the
Market Town of Ev6iham, an easy distance from a Wharf on
the River Avon, and ld miles from the City of Worcester, HOW
let on Lease to Mr Paul Pastan, a Most respectable Tenant.,
subject to a rent of .G 8450 per annum. This Property is highly
distinguished for the superior quality of the Soil, excellency of
, the roads, Contiguity to good Markets, zed the facility of Waxer
1 Carriage. Free from 'Pyrites, and the Rates very trilling.
Tube viewed—Printud Particulars will be delivered 3 weeks
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ptior bathe Sale. at the 015.:e of John liaison, Esq. No. 6,
•L'hanceir.lane ; at tits Hop PoLs, Worcester; Crown Inn, Eve-
sham; King's Head, Qloocester ;. Swan, Tewkesbury ; Whitt
Lion, Bath; Bash, Bristol; at Garraway'S ; and at Mr. Fare-
brother's, Beaufort House, Beaufort-Buddiogs, Strand, *here a
Pion of the Estate maybe seen.
London, England, 1812-12-16

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tinned battle, he had effected a Junction with Admiral
TscHicHAGoses army, which bad entered Minsk,
0, Colonel CZERNITSCHLTI has, with a separate
corps, taken a transport of remount horses, destined
for Prince SCOWARTZENBURC'S army, and likewise
had the happiness of retaking a large transport
Russian prisoners of war ; among whom were Baron
WtNzmosnons and General SWITCH EN. Three Frendh
couriers have likewise been stopped by Colonel
ICZERNITSCHILFFIS corps.
,0 The Russian 'General Lzwis's corps in Cent.
land has obtained several small advantages ov:sr de,
tachments of•the Marshal MACDONALD'S army."
On the 15th November, the Emperor ALFAM:DDI
issued a proclamation, of which the following h
brief abstract
It begins by stating, that no endeavours on Lis part
could avert war; that NAPOIZON having collected an
immense force of Austrians, &c. &c. he entered his •
territory with fire and sword, carrying destructive,
&c. wherever he went ; that cruelties heretofore un-
heard of, prove that he had the invasiJe of Russia
long in contemplation ; that the happiness of Russ;4
awakened his cupidity, and inclined him to de.
stroy her ; that he hoped by flattery to seduce.
the Russian people, and like an overwhelming
storm,, penetrate into her provinces; that Et,•
rope supposed her lost ; but though on ail sides 0
pressed, • nothing could. terrify Russians; that, goo
repeated defeats, he seeks safety in flight—that de-
jected, he flies from Moscow, leaving every thins
behind him—that thousands of his troops daily fall
Sacrifices—that the enemy's strength is reduced to.tbe
lowest condition—that all classes of the State have
given the most unequivocal proofs of their patriotism I
—and concludei by stating, that if the enemy does
dot' Meet v;itb•his utter destruction, it will lead him
properly to estimate the Russian power and strength. • '
London, England, 1812-12-16

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER informed the House, ttat he had received a
letter from Mr. Lowther, who having heed (sleeted both for the
Borough of Cotkerniouth, and for the Couafy of Cumberland,
made his election for Cumberland :—also a letter from Mr. IL
Molyneuz, who having been elected both for the Borough of
Arundel, and for Gloucesier, made his election for the latter
place :—likewise Sir H. Sullivan, who being elected fur Lincoln
and Hythe, made his election fur Lincoln. In consequence of
these intimations, writs were ordered for the places thus .scaled
A new writ was also ordered for the Borough of Petersfieid
in the room of the Right Hon. George Canping, who was also
elected for Liverpool and Sligo, and did not make his election
for Petersfield.

Mr. BANKS gave notice, that, on the 11th of February next,
he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to abolish Sinecure
Nut's :nd Places in Reversion.

Mr. Paoruraot presented a Pet;tion from the Clergy of
Bristol, against the Claims of the Roman Catholics.—Ordered
to lie on the table. _ _

Mr. BENNET moved that there be laid before the House,
copies of the letters from the Marquise's of Buckingham and
Camden to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, relative to the
giving up a part of t:.e emoluments detived by these Noblemen
from their Offices of Tellers of the Exchequer.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was not aware
of any advantage that coup result froin the production of the
papers in question, as the fact which they communicated was
already before tbe public.
Mr. BENNET said he was induced to make the motion, by
the have that other persons might be led to follow the example
of these Noblemen.
The Insolvent Debtors' Amendment Bill (from the Lord.),
was read a grit time, and ordered to be read a second time, and
to be printed.
Mr. PtiNtiONBY postponed his motion relative to the Gal-
way Town Petitionq till Friday.
The Reports ot the iullovviug Bills were brought up, viz. The
West-India bedenutity Bill, Lord Wellington's Ptovi.ion Bill,
tke Exchequer Bills bill, di.: Red Wine Bill, the Malt Duty Bill,
and the Rice Duty Bid. Each of chest Bills was ordered to be
read a third time to-morrow.
The Report of the Committee of Supply was brought up, and
the Resolutions of last night read and agreed to.
'1 he Distillery Prohibition rim, and the Household Bill, were
ordered to bt read a third time to-morrow.--1--Adjourned. _

THE EVENING STALL
London, England, 1812-10-23

WOBURN-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE.

To be LET, in the most desirable part of Woburn-Place, within
a few doors of Russell-square,
ACOMMODIOUS and elegant HOUSE, fit fir
the immediate reception of a Family, containing four
Rooms on the ground finor, two Inge Drawing-rooms on the
first floor, sir Sleeping-rooms awl Dressing-rooms, Wash-house
and Laundry, Coach-house, and tbree-stall Stable; i 5 years of
the Lease unexpired. at present oecupied hy a respectable f.tmily,
who will give immediate possession.
For particulars, apply to Mr. Arzell, Estate Repertory Office,
16, Southampton-row, Russell-squire.

TO THE VIRTUOSO. •
AN ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT KORAN!
Elegantly written on Vellum, in Arabic..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ANGELL,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cnrnhill, on Wed-
nesday, November 4, at Twelve o'clock,
AVERY scarce and valuable KORAN, and an
elegant Gold WATCH, with Ottoman engravt:d Seals;
the property of an Officer's Widow.
To the Virmoso and Nobkmen wbo are furnishing their Li-
braries, as well as Booksellers in general, the Mallomet's Bible,
al-Koran) will be found one of those scarce productions, which
is not to be met with but in very rare Collections
Both may be viewed, previous to the Sale at the Auctioneer's
Office, 16, Southampton-row, Russell-square, Bloomsbury.

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EUSTON-SQUARE, and EUSTON-PLACE, New Road,
In the Neighbourhood of Russell-square.
By Mr. ANGELI.,
MOW/away** Coffee house, 'Ctiange-alley, Cornhill, on Wednes-
day, November 4, at Twelve o'clock,
TWO very eligible Leasehold new-built Brick
DWELLING-HOUSES and Premises, suitah!e for the
residence of most respectable Families, (with immediate posses-
sion).
Lot 1. West Side of Euston-square, No. , a very desirable
Leasehold House and Premises, with stone staircase, newly
erected in the Parish of St. Pancras, and nearly adjoining the
New Road.
Lot 2. Euston-place, No. 2, a valuable Leasehold
Dtvelling-
house, newly erected, with stone staircase, .near y the end.pf
Gower-street, New Rold, in the Parish aforesaid, with lung.
Fore Court and Yatd behind.

N.B. The Estates are held for 98 years unexpired, at law
ground rents.
The Estates may he viewed till the sale, and particulars to be
had of Mr. James Clark, Solicitor, Craven street, Strand; of
Mr. Angel, Auctioneer, 16, Southampton-row, Russell-square;
and at Garrawav's Coffee-house,
London, England, 1812-10-23

LONDON.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23.

We yesterday noticed the arrival of Major Mellor.,
with Dispatches from Lord Cantenar, and gave the
substance of the intelligence brought by the above,
officer in our whole impression. In a Second Edi-
tion we presented our Readers with a brief, but cor-
rect outline, of Lord CATHFART% Dispatches, as
issued by Government. These Dispatches, however,',
were considered to be of such high importance, that:
in the course of the evening, they were cornmunicatql
pi the following more enlard form : •
FOREIGN-OFFICE, OCTOBER 211.
" Dispatches were this morning received five',
aeneral Viscount CATI;ICART, K.T. dated St. Peters-
burgh, Qctober 54, containing the following partir
culars
Reports have been received from the Army to'
;he north of Moscow, up to the 23d ult. inclusive;
by which it appears that the advanced posts of that
army Fatrole dali7 to within a few wersts of 2:1951
tow, on all the roads leading to the northern, eastern,
or western direction, and that French parties have
not ventured far on any of ;hero;-whenever sneh
parties have been met, they have beer; driven in, or
cut to pieces,
"- The mans army, trncler Prince ICtyrrsow, occu-
pies a strong position to. the south of Moscow, at the
distance of little more than twenty wersts. It com-
mands all the roads leading in a southern direction,
anicommunicatei with the patroles of the northern'
corps in the eastern and Western roads. ` Several
French detachments and convoys of ordnance'ind
ordnance stores have been taken on the Sniolensko
'toad, •and detachments from the main army have
been Successful on other quarters, particulars of which
are not 'yet received.
powerful Russian force is assembling to the
westward,' of which the Moldavian army forrni` a
• part. Count WITGENSTEIII has had several brilliant
, affairs with the enemy on the Dwina, and a corps
from. Riga took possession of Mittau on the 30th of
September, the enemy every where retiring before it.
S 6 Several supplies, intendec.kr the French army,
have been taken in that qurt4r. Ihe French have
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WIR4.VBERRY HILL EDITION.
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LET
TERS of MADAME LA MARQUISE
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*awards Earl of Orford, from the year 1760 to the year 1780;
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:IDIWIRALT2tOnriCE, Non.lll,lBlt.
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rowdier ad Coal Delivery, for the Trial of Offemen coseevated
Gyp 04 Zlkh Sear, within the jorirdietioti eme eldoriealty of Sogland,
(kik if hags Jim** Hal,ise the Old Bailey, London, osi Wedneulay
hii 10 Of beeelleiSer hest, et eight ieloei in the mormiag.
J. W. CROKBB. 1
RO—kTlßitrand Co. respectfully acquaint the
Public, that they hive on sale a variety of Tickets and,
Shares for the ensuing Lottery, to be drawn on the 14th anti 15th
of JANUARY next. The Tickets will be all drawn agreeably
to the old mole of ?rawing, which cannot fail of giving univer-
sal satisfaction. On pausing the Scheme, it will be found more
advantageous to the adventurer than for many Lotteries past : it
contains not only two of 220,000, but two of 210,000 arc added
thereto, and many score numerous capital Prizes.
Orders. by post or wrist, executed on the same terms as if
present ; and all Prizes exchanged without any deduction what-
ever, at HORNSIT and Co.'s old-established State Lottery Of-
fice, 26, Cornhtll.
01. D MODE OP DRAWING RESTORF,D!
STATE LOTTERY, 13,000 Tickets, all different
Numbers.—NQ CI.A.SSES !—Every Ticket we: be drawn
separately oat of the Wheel in lilito Days, viz. 14th al 13th of
' JANUARY, 1814. . - ~
2 of, • £20,000 .
,are . • t::
2 , lO,OOO .......,
4 2,000 " ...... ' 8000
6 1,000 • • .i... 6,000
a soot ......«... 3,000
6 , .40 ,: • . 2,400 . •
•
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10 200 .«......
1 IV .«...... 106 ..« 4;«- rl:
32
40
50 ......
320 ......
2,100 ......
, 13,000 Tickets.. „.. •-.: • • 2130,000.
Ticket, ead Slane are selling by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the
Lottery, at their Offices the corner of Bank-buildinr, Corn-1
' bill ; and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross—where, in
I the Lotteries drawn in the present year, the following Capital
Prizes have been sold in 225 Shares.
N 0.3,486 - £50,000 I N 0.6,825 - 210,000
5,518 - 10,000 11,518 - 5,000
Three of £3,000, Two of £l,OOO, One of 2500, Seven of 2300,
Five of 2200, &c. Ste. &c.
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By virtue of Commissions front tke High Court of ikarniraht
of Enalanl, addressed to Teo sa As Cott, Estz.
At the Lord:4l Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth.. on Tenser.
the lad tdl of•Deceinhei, 1812, at 12, .••
THE..handwor,e4ltstrziaing scirooperGENExa
I'AIrIFOX, tfic Kirinaittmettsions •
. Length, 73 acct. Depth. .*.t.t. 10 inches.
lirvadds„ 21 feet. SI lathes. I Admeasures 134 429-94 tons.
Abe k m weal bttilt, serviceable vessel, Aincricv built, pee
Free, Colpered, and ColoperfAstened, sails remarkably far.
pierced fur 14. guns, kis a Fi7net.-held, good Accommodations.
and will stow a large caw i•aptbrsd ui Lis Majesty's ship
Amelia, the Hon. Prehlerisk Paul Jilt, Captain, and condemned
Prize to the Crown.
.Also, the Warlike Stores, &c. landed front the said Schooner.
And 4n:re/Ards
The remaiAig part of the Cargo and Stores Of the Sitip Gallicia,
consiving of
About 33 cwt. Street Lead.-51 tons assorted Rod and Bolt Iron,
d 2 Mounie.l Saiveis, Carriages, Ste.
, Condenuted. as Prize to the Crown.
For viewing, I.ventwies, an.l further partisularsoapply to the
said Commissioners, Geerge-strewPlymituds.
Plymouth; December 3, 19110.

1)IED.
•
Friday last, at bis house in Leman-street, George Goldamid,
Esq. In the 70th year of his age.
On the 9th inst. at Portsea, where she had lately landed, on
her return from Portugal, Mary, wife of Captain Blame, of the
Royal Waggon Train.
Monday, the 14th inst. at Fitzroy Farm, Edward Simeon,
Esq. one of the Directors of the Bank of England.
On the 12th inst. in Upper Wimpo.'►etreet, Mrs. Milbanks,
widow of the late Admiral Mark Mdbanke.
On the lit inst. aged 50, the Rev. E. Hculywood, LL. D.
Rector of Honiton, and a Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral.
London, England, 1812-12-18

onMritinAr transaction, he fewer meant to be; in the
Abtant, degree,. wanting in respect to the laws
hit country, and was. no* and at ail times most
...•
and anxi

:ions to • express bis coutr:tion, and to
mak, every TeparA,inn and atonement in his power. ,;
iCAIILETT then requested permission to mak*

VtAlV''', It►'tolllit
he searched his pockets, bet did not find the money and-civil officer: but thet•lss-ttever bore grins against
be kad given bar in the morning. In the bottom of, his Majesty. He then ofiered several French ad&
the boat,..witoess • saw a large quantity of Mood ; and meals in proof of this statement, and of thiemcfsatinel
aWI Dore, with the rest of the money he had given sory means which were "'we& t Qt.
thew

his description into the french
papers the Court thought; inadsnissatiel4seing unau
thenticated. aa

: ;fiat te gr: !gib at .v-re,7 L'or • Stltif,l 1 •
THE GENUINE-NIEDICII4E, SPI LSBU Rini
"._,JI.- PATENT AN'TISCORBLIIIC DROPS, has the
mordt
, flip the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles, Bin of Direo.•
fitigi, mid. Outside Wrapper, and the killfes Limy is runt,' iii
1
' via inls.—ln bottles of Six Shillings, Douh'e Ten sii;il •
Z,llidliperire, and largest One Poutd Two's... Wings, tseri-i;
eluded. • Compound Esseoce Its.
To Mr. Sri:mour, 15, Suhasquare, London.
Ca anbrook, July Is, Hilt.
gsa—Having experienced so much benefit from your pAt
PENT AN'f ISCORBuTic DROPS, without ingratitude t essi,
.lot let it remain unknown to yourself and the public. 1 esil
..adly *filleted with the Salm in my 17s, which for two pai
iradually became worse, till I had above 400 holes in them wen
20 of whiob were much broader than a shilling. - • .
My state being known to a humane gentleman, he Intorno!.
me of u case Very Ansilar to mine. the person halbeeti coegebi
' to bed the greatest part of two years, and by taking a .ew milk
bottle's of your Drops, was soon corer'. ' By his renritmendation•
I.'IIMS induced to give there a trial, and to my great surprise MI
comfort, I won found my sores healed, and after taking doss
small bottles I could do my work without inceavenlence pe
prevent the return of the disease, I take about one small Issigs
each yeir, 'which has fully succeeded to my wishes ;and I really
i'tour pla,lied humble servant, -' - - Tito MAI Kauttasts,
' Wirneas Joseph Dairen.
London, England, 1812-09-30

SALES BY AUCTION. -
HANTS.—By Mr. ROBINS,
BITTERN MANOR FARM, SOUTH STONEHAM,
Within Two Miles of Southampton, and early Possession.
At Garraway's. on Thursday, October 15, at In, io One Lot,
AVERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, held under the
Bishop of WlNeussrai; on Three Lives; comprising
BITTERN MANOR FARM, a most desirable inviting property,
on a fine commanding eminence, sloping to the South, the princi-
pal part bounded by the rive} Itchen, intersected by fine thriving
woody, containing a Faro's House, Barns, Stables, and Out.
bedding', upwards of THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY-
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from the high road to London ; a mast excellent neizhbourhood,
and good roads in all directions; the whole in possession of Mr.
William Polden.
May be viewed by applying to the Tenant, where Particutars
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%Topton; Crown, Portsmouth; Bush, Farnham; Dernezey's,
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London, England, 1812-10-15

PARIS, OCTOBER 7.

Letters from Valencia, dated the 19th of Septem-
ber, state that the Marshal Duke of Dalmatia had
succeeded in effecting a junction with the army of
the Marshal Duke de Albufera.

A Decree of his Majesty, dated the 7th of •May
last, was published in Paris to-day, relative to the
convocation of Electoral Colleges of the Cantons of
the department of the Seine. The opening of these
Electoral Colleges is fixed for the 16th of the present
month, and these proceedings are to terminate un
the 30th.
LEIPSIC, SEPTEMBER 28.

The last intelligence we have received, with re.
spect to the Saxon troops commanded by General
Regnier, are very satisfactory. Volhynia affords our
troops immense resources. The Russians keep them-
selves cautiously entrenched behind Louck, front
whence they dare not stir. Their posts are covered by
entrenchments andt marshes, but the bad weather has
set in, and it is not likely they can remain during the
rains, in a damp and unwholesome situation.
London, England, 1812-10-15

NORTH AMERICA.

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DIED.

Sept. SO, xt Chudleigh, Devonshire, Elizabeth, eldest daughter
of Lord Sinclair.
Oct. her 4, in her 95d year, Mrs. Cralock, aunt of Sir losevb
Scott, Bart. of Great Barr

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THE GENUINE CEPHALIC SNUFF,

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Ayr ANY counterfeit and pernicious preparations of
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NOTTINGHAM ELECTION.
'THE ELECTORS in the Interest of RICHARD
ARKWRIGHT, Esq. who Is proposed to succeed D. P.
COKE, Esq. who redret, are earnestly requested to attend his
Committee No. 9, Wookl-street, Cheap►it,e, where Carriage'
are ready to convey them to Nettingham.
Committee-Room, 3, Wood-street, Clteapside.

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MARRiED.

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a rah Batter, youngest daughter of the Earl of-Carrick.
On that sth inst. the Rev. Dr. Whalley, of Mendip Lodge, So-
merst.t, to Mrs. Horneck, of Queen's-square, Bath.
London, England, 1812-10-15

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BOROUGH OF TEW KESBURY— I 0- W 1 I'.
AT a MEETING of tho COMMON COUNCIL
of the said Borough, held at the Tolsey there on Thurs-
day the Bth day of October, in the year of our LORD Ibl2, and
in the 52U year of the ktign of KIND GZOROR the Third.
It was moved in Chamber, and uvantmously carried, that the
Most Noble the Marquis of W cr.ti ma-rou be enrolled a Free-
man of this Borough, as a grateful tertimortir of the eminent
services he has rendered to the British Name and Empire, in
the Peffinsula of Spain and Portugal.
It was moved and unanimously carried, that the Honourable
Enwaao Culottes COCKS, of S:rensliam Court, near this Bo-
rough, a Major in his Mairsty's 16th Regiment of Light Dra-
goons, be also enro' d a Freeman of this Borough, for his active
and eminent military services In the Peninsula of Spain and Por-
tugal.
It was also moved in Chamber, anti unanimously carried, that
the Thanks of the Common Council of this Borough be given to
CURISTOPUIR CODRINGTON, Esq. for his manly, upright, and
independent conduct 'as one of the Representatives of this Bo-
rough in Five successive Parliaments; and at the same time they
express their admiration of those domestic virtues, which call
forth the regard and imitation of all who, ate connected and
acquainted with them. FOWICF., Town Clerk.
London, England, 1812-10-15

THE ARM?.

Nearly 10,A0d rods Of shipping were, it is said, or-
dered yesterday to be taken up fir the conveyance of
worm' to Spain.
Tuesday last, the two divisions of the Ist Life
&lards received their route for Portsmouth : they
will march through Kingston. The two divisions Of
the 2d Life Guards have also received the same or-
ders for the 16th cost.: they will march by Egham
and Staines. They are to embark for Corunna im-
mediately on their arrival at Portsmouth.
The Ist Battalions of the 6th and 20th regimentsi
of Foot, are to embark at Cork, on board hi, Maies.'
thou ships ALFRED, REGULL/8, DOIrk.K. It la
thought they will be ready to sail aboilt Monday next
for Corunna, the port of their des:ination.
Tuesday se'nnight, the 6th regiment of Font was
minutely inspected at the New B ?Tracks, Cork, by''
Liehtenant General Lord Fosses, preparatory to
their ernisarka tion for Spain.
General HILL'S army is at .Serena, moving on to
,join the division of the army under General ALTEN,
at Toledo and Madrid..
The Guards, 42d and 79th, which belong to the
division of the Marquis of Wectixo-rox's army,
;re to be commanded by Sir EGWAInD PAGET.
Lord BROOKE, Colonel of the Warwickshire Mi-
quartered in Dublin, has left that city on a visit I
to his friends in England.
Wednesday the North Mayo Regiment of Militia,
Oder the command of Colonel JACKSON, marched
into Dublin from Clonmel. They are stationed at
the Royal Barracks.
Nothing can exceed the regret of the inhabitants of
Marlow, at the departure of the Rn) al Military Col-
lege from that place to the new College erected at
Sandhurst. The Establishment of the College has
been fixed at Wycomb and Marlow upwards of ten
years, and It is calculated that the sum of money
spent locaily in the year by the persons and visitants
of test College, has considerably exceeded the enor-
moos.amOunt of 1650,000. The acknowled4ed bene.
ficial result of this great influx and expenditure of
money, has'been most manifest ; for many of the 1
in-
habitants have in consequence been raised from po-
verty and obscurity to comparative independence;
wbile not a few, once humble tradesmen, from a
condition of hard working mediocrity, have profited
by the sun-shine of this long and golden harvest and '
acquired ease and affluence, having risen into notice,
and respectability proportioned to their wealth. The
'somber of new andenlarged buildings, and the general
. .

improved appearance and elegance of the houses and
shops, as• well as of the inhabitants themselves, are
evident proofs of the advantage derived from the long
residence of the Royal Military College.
Altivst every one of the General Officers now on
the Staff in Britain and Ireland, will be sent out to
the Peninsula. They will be replaced in the home
situations by the wounded Officers from Portugal and
Spain, or by those wh9se health has suffered by the
hard service there. This is an excellent measure,
And does the eatest credit to the consideration of
the Duke of YORK.gr It will not be the least advano-
of this
London, England, 1812-10-15

GOTTENBURGH PAPERS.

Just as this Paper was putting to press we receive
Gottenburgh Papers to the 7th instant. They con-
tain letters from St. Petersburgh of the 16th Septem-
ber, which state, that the last accounts from Prince
Kurt:son, are of the date of the 11th, three days
prior to the occupation of Moscow by the French.

On the lith that General was still occupied in or•
ganizing and collecting his troops, after " the bloody
victory that he had gained." Such are the words
used in the Petersburgh letter.
He had been joined by the reinforcements from
Moscow, who, it would appear, had been marching
direct from Moscow at the very moment that Nano,
LEON, by the way of Kalouga, was marching again
that city !

The battles of Austerlitz and Eylaw 22e repro*
ted as having been child's play compared with tiva
t 1
Boradino. Almost every family in St. Peterbo
has to lament the death of some relation ; for the re-
giment of Guards, which usually compose tbe tontryea
demanded with loud voice to be brought into the
battle, and but few of the Officers esenged
or death.
Our letter says ;--w Five thousand men woe
employed for three whole days in burying the ddb'
and carrying off the wounded : both amongst *Pr
of the former and latter descriptions, were founder/
third more Frenchmen than Russians. Prince B*
ration, since his arrival at Moscow, has been mdtr
the necessity of undergoing a most painful 09e1°1
which was performed by the Emperor's Budi SIP
geon. It is not expected that• he will be ags
00
take the command again in less than two moods!
" OOTTENBUROH, OCTOBER 1.
w We have received accoups front Tarinn"relr.
tiers of the French having entered Moscow, trithea
another battle having taken place."
The new Parliament will meet for the Attach e 1
bnisiness on the 24th of next mouth ; it will, thaw"
for three or four weeks, and ad' till Februal.'
Such is the present intention of Ministers.
This day the letters and pack* of Melebels se
both Houses of Paxikuneot, began teP..1,01.4,
usual, being 40 days before the slay
radiapeat is summoned to ass,
London, England, 1812-09-08

SALES BY AUCTION. .
GLAMORGANSHIRE—FREEHOLD ESTATES.
rHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that the
SALE of the MANORS and ESTATES in the Parishe, of
Ewenny, Colwinstone, Llaugan, Lantivit Major, Pennarth,
Cogan, Landough, Landaff, Merthir Dovan, Lavernock, Sr.
Andrews, Llantrissent, Wenvoe and Egiwysilan, advertised for
Sale by Auction by Mr. Phillpotts, at the Cardiff Arms in Car-
diff. on the 10th Instant, is postponed.