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MAW ERIN.

On the OS& lastast ism be published,
IVIOUNT ERIN. An Irish Tale. in Two Vols.
lems.--Fer M. POTTER.
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TH ART OF EXTEMPORE PUBLIC
SPEAKING, Including a Coons of Discipline foe obtain.
leg the Peculdes of Discrimination, Arra:lewdest, and Oral Dis-
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8y JOHN AIPPINGHAM.
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.EATEMAN ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES.
This day was published, in livo. (illustrated by a coloured Plate
of the Eight Orders) price lea, in boards,
A PRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS
`a► DISEASES, according to the Arrangement of Dr. WWaa,
egbilliting a concise View of the Diagnostic Symptoms, and the
Method of Treatment.

By THOMAS BATEMAN, M. D. F. L. S.
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price £2 2s. boards, super royal Quarto, with Proof Impres-
sions, price £3 43. boards, and Proofs on India Paper, price ,
et/ 4s. boards, Vol. I. Part I. of the
BORDER ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND and
bCOTIAND, comprising Specimens of the Architecture,
Sculpture, and other Vestiges of former Ages, from the earliest
Times to the Utvon of the two Crowns ; accompanied with de-
teriptivs Sketches, biographical Remarks, and a brief History of
the print': al Events that have occurred in this interesting Part
Of Great Britain.
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This day was published, in 1 VoL 12mo. price Ss. in boards,
Second Edition, i

THE ART OF PRESERVING ALL KINDS
of ANIMAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES fur
SEVER AL YEARS. A Work published by Order of the
Frenkk Ministeeof the Interior, on the Report of the Board of
An. and Manufactures, by M. APPER'I'. Translated from
the French
London: hinted for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to
the Honourable East-lodia Company, Leadenball-street.
RUSSIAN EMBASSY TO JAPAN.

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knaravircs, price -Et. 1.26. 6d.
AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, in the
Years r:to3-4.5-r, by the Command of his Imperial Ma-
i
1, sty, Ar.LIA sucu 1. in :he ships Nadeshtla and Neva, under the
Orders of Captain KRUSENSTERN. Translated from the
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Printed tor John Murray, Albemarle street, London, and sold
Dy all other Booksellers.

Pitl .I.I..I4IIENIWRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE le.

The Smith London Water Works and the Manchester and
Salford Police dills v. ere read the third time and passed.
The Earl ot DARNI.EY itertmated his intention of staking a
:notion to-nlntiow on a subject to which he had previously called
the attention ot their Lordships (the ventilation of the House, Is
we canceive4), but did not think it necessary that their Lord-
ships should be summoned on the occasion.
Lord SIDMOUIII, by the command of the Prince Regent,
eonsti,k. icated the assent ot his Royal Highness, for and In be-
halt of uis Maj sty, to the Manchester and Salford Police Bill,
4s far as the rots of the Crown were there.p involved.
On the anot:on ot the same Nob:e Lord, the Militia Enlist-
*het t i3til was read the second time, and ordered to be coin.
;nit ed.
i he 13,11,1 en :he Table were forwarded in their respective
les, and their Lordships adjourned to to•morrows
London, England, 1813-06-11

CORN-MARE E: MARK-LANE, JUNE li.

The .ale of Jill:rain thiontorning was exceedingly dull, but
prices continue nominally as nu Wedi:esday. Wolof. Wheat
1< tviaaleable, of which ilezcription there is a etry large quabtity
at In tritt t. Oats are in abundant supply, but the demand 1* very
in expectatiou of lower prices. In Beaus. Peas. and
<Alia articles, there is no aka:trim

II

LAW INTELLIGANCIL

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, HINE UP:

STROHLING V. SIR 0. TURNER.
- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL stated, that the plaintiff
in this action was an artist of considerable talent,
whose paintings had been exhibited by him for his
own emolument. Amongst his collection was one
of particular merit; the subject of which wae, 4, Da-
siel in the Lions Den." This picture was seen, .and
greatly admired by the defendant, a Gentleman of
Large fortune, who immediately conceived a desire to
become the purchaser of it. He enquired the price,
and was told 2000 guineas. Ultimately, however,
the plaintiff consented to take £l5OO, which sum the
defendant agreed to give him, and the picture *as
delivered to biro. Repeated applications had been
made to him for payment, but without effect; and
the plaintiff was now obliged to seek his remedy at
the hands of a Jury.
Evidence was called, which proved the agreement
between the parties for the purchase of the picture,
an also, that at the desire of the defendant it had
been announced to the public, through the medium
of the Daily Prints, that Sir G. P. Turner was the
fortunate purchaser of Mr. Strohling's famous pie-
ture, di Daniel in the Lions Den," for the sum of £l5OO.

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The defence set up was, that the picture was not
worth the pr:ce charged for it. No evidence to that
fact was, however, tailed, and the Jury found for the
plaintiff. Damages, £l5OO.
UATTHEWS b. TIIZ WZST MIDDLESEX WATIFX-WORKB
London, England, 1813-06-11

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 2., 1813.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
JASTI's ORDNANCE, do het* give Notics.
a_

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall
on or before Wednesday, the 16th day of this month, from such
persons as may be willing to undertake the Perfurinnuce of the
following Works, requ'red for the erection and cwnpletion of
certain Magazines and Buildings, to be erected and built at
Marchwood, near Southampton, viz.
BRICKLAYERS' WORK, SMITHS' WORK,
CARPENTERS' WORK, PLUMBERS' WORK,
MASONS' WORK, PAIN FERS' WORK, and

SLATERS' WORK, GLAZC:•.RS' WORK.
The Plan, Elevation, Specification, and Working Drawings of
the intended Buildings, may be viewed upon application to Mr,
lull, Principal Clerk of the Works at the Tower, or to Major-
General Fisher, the Commanding Royal Engineer at rortsmouth.

_ .
I'ayment will be made within three months. next after the
Quarter in wh ch the Certificate of the Performance of the Works
shall be lodged in the lion. Surveyor• General's Office, or in J.e.
fault thereof, an interest after the rate of £5 per Cent. per An-
Lurn will be allowed. •

The. Proposals must be delivered at the Secretar)'s Office, in
Pall-mall aforesaid, sealed up, and endorsed, " Prapo-als for the
Magazines at Marchweml ;" but no Proposal can be admitted
after the said 16th day of June, at 12 o'Clock at noon of thu same
day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
AB Persons making Tenders must be prcp•lred to give Se-
curity for the due Performance of the Work for which they
may offer to Contract, By Order of the Board,

R. .11. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-06-11

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9.

Came in the prize cut out of Basque Roads by the
boats of his Majesty's ship CONQUESTADOR--she has
on board 110 casks of French wines ; also, the Pau-
caw gun-brig, from Falmouth. The A LPHEA schooner
is appointed convoy for the Eastward, and expected
to sail on Friday. Arrived the Mary, BOYCE, and
Anne, BARTLETT, from Liverpool; Three Brothers,
WILLIAMS, and the Sally, MARSHALL, from Wales ;
and the Apollo. LAX, from Sunderland. Passed by
this day a convoy from the Westward.
London, England, 1813-06-11

LANODOWN COTTAGE, HANTS.
To be LET, for One, Two, or Three Years, FURNISHED,
at the Upper End of the pleasant Wine of HYTHE, In the
New Forest, opposite Southampton,
LANGDOWN COTTAGE, with a large Gar-
den, Orchard, and Ten Acres of Meadow Land surround-
ing the same, late the property of Captain louts IRWIN, R. N.
deceased, and recently occupied by Sir JOHN )(CANE, Dart. The
House commands exten.ivu Views of Southampton Water, Spit-
lead, Isle of Wight, &c.
Particulars may be known by Letters, post paid, to J. S. Fox,
Esq. Royal Hospital, Haslar.

ARRAFT44III#4*.4Or4, 4Xf•
r Nftidg k *441,4 Mai. 4 tesa•fte. 0,0'4d
rqsalltiPi atitaiimptidor ihe Trial 1 egisfeSitisetk,_
is SO fthe alapkwily q Eigries4
wri I 1 k MOO Autka 24144i4he Ofd, % IwMdiu, eat
the ihS .telseort, aikido's/id has Illinikr•
JOHN ALUM*:

IR ANS PORr law 7 • 18111.
THE COMMISSIONERS fir CONDUCT G
1118 .1141.1ESTY's TRANSPORT SART:ICS, fen atirl
Cartel SICZ and WOUNDED SEAMEN; coffer the dare aid
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, de hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 20th of
July, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contrast for VICIVALI.ING
Prisoners of War in Health, at PORTON, and on board the
Prison Ships at PORTSMOUTH, fur Six :Maths certain, from
the 10th September, 1813.
No Tender will he received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, our
any noticed, vales: the party, or an °grail', him, personally attend. '
Eikh Team crust be atcowpanier! by a Letter front two respectable
Persons engaging to became bound with the Perron tendering, in the sum
of £2OOO, for the due performance of Me Contract.
Further particulars may ie blown, by applying at this Oifee ; or Sc
Captain Woodriff, Fortes, nes r Gosport.

DIED.
Yesterday, at Loaspuish House, Hahts, the yotatigestOlifas4
son of P. Hawker, Esq.
At her house,; a Upper Seymottr4treet, P et%
Sunday evening, the 6th inst. Mrs. Eliza Orby
relict of the late Charles Orby Heater, Esq. of `AllNei
and Burton Porvrartline, both in the county of Lincebs, mot Re
years.
Friday, the Hon. John De Conte'', eldest son of the MIL
Lord Kinsale, Lietttenaat•Colonel of the Ibt regiment of Foot
Guards t his death was occasioned by excessive fadgue.wkh the
army in Spain, from whence he rammed only a few days pre-
vious to his decease.
London, England, 1813-06-11

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Mumwroz from Guern-
sey. Sailed the PARTHIAN and sTASEOR, with separate
convoys for the Downs. Went out of harbour, under
jury-masts, his Majesty's ships TONNANT, of 80 guns,
and NORTHUMURLAND, 74 : they are ordered to Cha-
tham to be docked, there not being sufficient room
for that purpose at present in the dock-yard at this
port.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-06-11

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 baying obtained a pre-eminent degree of celebeity from
the simplicity of their constrbction, they arc no* made in great
variety, suitable for Families, Hotels, and Public Institutions.—
They may be seen heated every day at their Manufactory, 76,
Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, next door to New-
castle House.

TRANSPORT OFFICE, June 7, Ibl3.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
-111" 'HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tati.7.,
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SLAMEN, and for the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hcrehy give Noe'ee,
That they will be ready at Ws oMce, on Tuesday the fSth
July, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per•
sons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING PRI-
SONERS of WAR in Plealth, at PORCHESTLR CAS ILE,
for Six Months certain, from the 23d Augusr, 1813.

No Tender will he received slim one o'clocl on the day of treaty, nor
any noticed unless the party, or an agent for him, personally attend.
Each TenJer smut he accompanied by a Letter from two respectalls
Persons, engaging to become bond with the Person tendering; its the Sum
of £2OOO, for the due performanm of the Contract.
Farther particulars may be i mown, Ay applying at this or to
Captain Loch, Ponhester Ca.tle, Hants.
London, England, 1813-06-11

FAMILY BREWING.

NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
re-pectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in
consequence of the Fir.: in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their premises, No 225, (near the ay-market) Piccadilly;
where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced.
This Machine combines the Fireplace, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, in one Utensil;
which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the most extensive establishments.
N.B. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have rung re-
spectable testimonials, and can give retereuces to Gentlemen in.
Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.
Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; and
No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol ; also by the principal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the United Kingdom.
N. R and Co. brew in the Machine fur public inspetlions
every Tuesdayiln Mediu aid Bristol.
London, England, 1813-04-23

GREENOCK, APRIL M.

The Palermo, Smirti, is arrived at Waterford, from
hence for Gibraltar. The Forth, Srapsosr, from
Glasgow; the Iris, KENN4OY, fr.m► Cork; (b)th
bound to Ha►iifax) and the General Wellesley, Morn.
LEY, from this port to Newfoundland, which sailed
from Cork with the fleet on the 411► instants did not
put back with the convoy on the 7th instant.
London, England, 1813-04-23

DEAL, APRIL 22.

Came down from the River, the Amy, Aung,
Emerald, and Betsey ; the three latter remain. Ar-
rived the RINALDO sloop of war, and AclivE hired
cutter, from a cruize.

P. S. The Rksonovit sloop of war, with a convoy
from Portsmouth, are working into the Dow•tis.

HARWICH, APRIL 22.

Arrived the Audtland packe., Copt. LYNN, Wit%
a mail and passengers from Heligoland, and the
ragossa transport, from Deptford.
London, England, 1813-04-23

neighbourhood of Luneburgh. The Little Attar.
land, Captain LYNE, has also arrived, after a short
passage, from Heligoland, bringing the Hon. Cup-
, tain KING, who is the bearer of dispatches of sup-
posed great consequence,• as he •srt out for Landes
immediately. About forty sail of transports, with
troops, ammunition, iicc. had arrived at Heligoland,
London, England, 1813-04-23

• They have greatly distinguished' I
don Gasettes.—Entv.

the Lou.

BIRTHS.
Saturday evening, of a daughter, the Lady of Samuel Denton,
Estoef Ossulston-street, Somers' Town.
14th instant, at Cobham, Surrey, the Lady of the Rev.
W. H. Walker, of a son.

The 10th instant, at Dalemain., Cumberland, the Lady of Co-
lonel Assel, of a daughter.
The 13th last at Erskine Hotise, the Lady of Liebtenant-Co-
lone' the Hon. Patrick Stuart, of-a son.
Sunday, at Blackheath, the Lady of Captain Sandham, of the
Royal Artillery, of a son.
London, England, 1813-04-23

COVE O CORK, APRIL IL

At length the Newfoundland, Halifax, and Quebec
fleet.; sailed on Saturday afternoon, under convoy of
his Majesty's ships CEMENT, &MLLE, ARADDE, R)*
EAMON% CYGNET, CONFLICT, and BOLD. At New.
foundland, the Svait.LE is to be joined by the DRYAD,
when they are both to proceed to Greenland, fur the
protection of the trade.—On Saturday the TILVNER
gun-brig, Lieut. JULIAN, arrived here from a cruize.
The TEAZER, in lat. 49. 0. fell in with a very large
French frigate, who chased her ter 48 hours, during
the whole of which time she was obliged to make u'
of her sweepers, and at last got clear of the enemy.
The TEAZER was obliged to, heave several of her
guns, as well as two spare ancl.ors, overboard—she
was at times within gun shot of the Frenchman.--
The TALBOT sloop of war, Capt. SWAINE, sailed on
I Saturday on a cruize. The Earl Spencer, Lievt.
IIordWELL, is gone to Dubiin.

Monday, Mr. JOIIN MAGEE, Proprietor of die Dub-
lin Evening Post, gave i►s bail before Chief Justice
DowNEs, for his appearance in the Court of King's
Bench, the ensuing term, to abide his trial fur
ledged libel, published in that Paper on the sth of
January last, on his Grace the Duke of Rtcumotgn'i
administration of the atfrirs of Inland. Mr. fvl AcLe'i
bail were the Right Hon. Lord CtuNcuttitY stud K:►a.
DM. MACDONNELL, Esq.

CORN EXCH %NOE, APRIL g 3.
ig in Velma since Mont*, :Q-t
but the ILs'erior sons (of
If at roz.rite.) Is excarl.ng:7 .
Barlcy sold freely this ,u.;:!: •
Oats go off slowly, auu s.
and other artsees, t:lercls

There has b.en but little doin
of fate quaiity suprotts its vrke,
we have a consid..rabli: qu‘ntir
sale, and rather cheaper. fine
at an advance of Is. per quarter.
per quarter cheaper. In Peas,
no alteration. . _

English.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 115 s.

Foreign.
Wheat, Anter,can 110 s, 1:0s.

140 s. pus quarter.
Ditto, :uffolk, 115 s. 1345.
Ditto, Norfolk, 1106.1263,
Rye 65% 70%
Barley 465. 540.6116.
Malt, 90s. Pds.
White Peas, Ws. 9.55. boilers,
100%

qtr quartet'.
Ditto, Dantzic 140 s, 1505.
Div.), Baltic Red uss. 1'•:65.
Ditto, Hamel/re or
Breinrn 1005. 1205.
Ditto. Brabant Red 110. Kap,
Rye, rids. 7Vs
Barley, stia,
Oats, brew,
Oats, Feed, _ _

Grey, ditto, 745. 765.
Small Beans, 701 D. 741.
Tick ditto .565. 691.
004, Potetoe, 59.495.
Ditto, Poland, 275. 434.
Ditto.. feed, $54. 975.
fipuro 105x♦. 110 s. per Seek.

White Pegs, 9.54. lOM.
Grey Ditto, So% Cs.
Small Beans,
Flair American, 70s. 756. pft
barrel.
London, England, 1813-04-23

Lord KEITH. Commander-iii-Chief of the Chanr...l

Fleet. Arrived the Asnx, of 71. guns, from the

diterranean. last from Portsmru h. Saikci the FA.

VOURITE Sl&cp of WC" with a convoy for the Z.:it-

ward.—Wind N. E.
PORTSMOU l'H, APTUL 22.
Arrived this day his Majesty's ship CAsmtam
with a convoy of about 100 sail, from the Downs.
Sailed his Majesty's ships ASIA, PRICED and Dot.
TERM, with the whole. of the outward-bound for the
West-Indies ; also, sailed his Majesty's ships Mt L.
GRAVE, ZEPHYR, MALABAR, .and WASP, with the
convoy for Spain and Portugal, and the Mediterra.
nean ; his Majesty's ships BELLEROPHON, la LOIRE,
nom, and CONTENT, for N.wfoundland, Quebec,
and Nova Scotia ; and the MtsstErne for Guernsey
and Jersey. The CASTILIAN sloop of war is appointed
convoy for Cork.—Wind N. E.

liiilinlMMlMMlNgiiiilliiiiilli
THE ARMY.
..........
Yesterday, the Duke of YORK transacted nftl:..2,v
business with the Pluses Ruossr.
Wednesday morning a piny of the 24th Regime-,!,
(sick and wounded) were conveyed from Staines tl 0.4
Chelsea Hospital. They arrived from Spain a kir
days ago. A 1
Monday, the 21st Battalion of the 62d Reg:mnnt rf s
Foot marched into Dublin, on their route to Ftiriny.
V.
Last week the West Suffolk militia marched thr ,u.,.,
..30.11
Edinburgh on their route to Ireland.
The 2d West York Regiment of Militia, quirtera #. i
in the tower and at Chelmsford, is under ard.a: . I
to proceed to Ireland.
Tuesday the 2ith Regiment arrived at Harr.lo
from Scotland in four Berwick smacks, and on Wc...
nesday disembarked at Languard-bmch, to m.ircis v,
Woodbridge barracks, TO miles distant. 4••veral inruc
large transports have arrived there, supposed :...r C., 114
I \ purpose of taking on board troops. r
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NAVAL, INTELLIGENCE. io
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• FALMOUTH, APRIL 20. il
) Arrived several Merchantmen, and remain. 1,1;. 1
- thing sailed to-day. The Trelawney, Cot:tHAr;
f t has been en shore on the rocks, in St. Ives Lai, tad
- received triffing darnage.—Wind variable.
a PLYIViOXITH, APRIL 21.
I- , This morning came down the Larbnur, and aa.
1, shored in Cawsind Bay, his Majesty's ship Qcsrx
Y CHARLOTTE, of 110 guns, the flag-ship of Aorn:tal 1
11. ' Lord KEITH, Commander-in-Chief of the Chanr...l
Y Fleet. Arrived the Asnx, of 71. guns, from the M:-
'1 diterranean, last from Portsmru h. Sailed the FA.
kp VOU RITE slog:. of wa" with a convoy for the Z..:st-
ward.—Wind N. E.
al DAU'rel TIVIT Via A Dlp IT on
London, England, 1813-08-10

HERNANI, JULY is.

The 4th and 10th brigades, which were in a French
town, touk 2000 sheep, but the Grrat Lord ordered
them to be restored to their owners. Clause is
marching towards France by the Jaca road, crossing
the Arragon Pyrennees ; it is said he intends joining
King Joseph. tampions is strictly blockaded, and
should the siege even be confined to this operation,
the enemy would be obliged to surrender within a
month, not having provisions for a longer time.—
King Joseph bad in the treasury of Vittoria 12 mil•
lions of crusades, and of which he hardly withdrew
200,000, the remainder fell into the soldiers' bands.

COTTENBURGN MAUL.

BLRLIN, JULY 19.

It is singular that the report of the victory in Spain
reached this place three or four days sooner from
Dresden• than any other quarter, and that the first
accounts made the French in a much worse plight
• than Lord Wellington's dispatches represent them.
A translation of the Gazette was immedlitely pub-
lished, and caused a great joyful sensation among the
minds of all classes of people..
It is said the Crown Prince is to remove his head-
quarters to Fehrbillen, about seven miles from this,
and is to have under his command Bulow's corps,
and all the allied troops in this quarter, and is be.
sides to have a general appointment in the Allied
Army. Here the people are in high spirits, and
great preparations are making for the renewal of hos.
ulities. Prussia seems again to be approaching what
she was in the days of the Great Frederick.. The
King has been here kir a few days ; during his abode
he reviewed about 12,000 as gallant, zealous, and
fine-looking fellows as ever carried a musket, or en-
tered into action.
London, England, 1813-08-10

BRUNSWICK, JULY 20.

Count de Bernstorff, Minister Plenipotentiary from
Denmark to the Court of Vienna, will, it is said, be
charged to represent that Power at the Congress.—
The day of his der:mare is not fined. Some persons
think that Baron de Rosenkranz, Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs, will also proceed to Prague to discuss
the interests of his ,Sovereign,
The English have not yet attacked Denmark, their .
vessels sail without approaching too near the shore ;
they have established cruisers in the neighbourhood
of the Isles, but the Danes are disposed to give them
a vigorous reception. Under their eyes, and in spite
of their care, vessels laden with corn daily depart
for Norway, and successftilly arrive at their destina-
tion. Prince Christian, Governor-General of Nor-
way, has assembled a very numerous army, with
which he intends attempting an invasion into Wes-
tern Sweden, if the Swedish Government persists in
as iniquitous pretensions.

BAYRZUTH, JULY 15.
According to the latest intelligence received from
Prague, the preparations for the Congress are actively
continued. Every day persons attached to the Mini-
sters of the different Powers are seen to arrive.—
Lodgings become very scarce. All the-great Lords
from Bohemia come to inhabit their hotels, in order
to be witnesses of the great interests about to be dis-
cussed.

M. de Metternich, Austrian Minister for Foreign
Affairs, left Branders, on the 12th, to proceed to
Prague with all his chancellery.
Count Marenhue, Minister of State from the King
of Saxony, has arrived at Prague, from Dresden ;
he made but a short abode there. He went to the
waters of Carlsbad, front whence he expects imme-
diately to return to Prague.
Amon Keenigsfels has arrived from Reiclienbach,

at ghe. in quality of Setibekaii to the giissuut.
Ambassador.
berigNIIACIN, hIL~ 44
.
CoUnt de Bersiltiir, out Miri hiker arVientut.bibitinn,
de Rosenkrantz, our Minister for Foreign Affitiripare.
intended to *present otir Court at the Congress.
•
London, England, 1813-08-10

PARIS, AUGUSt s.

We are assured that his Majesty the Emperor has
left Mayence on his return to Dresden, and that her
Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent will, in a few
days, return to St. Cloud. Her Majesty, it is said,
will return
.by Coblentz, Cologne, Aix-la-Chapelle,
and Brussels.

AUGUST 4.—His Excellency the Duke of Abrantes
tiled some days ago in the bosom of his family, in the
department of Cote cl'clr.
BERLIN, JULY 40.

Prince Gagann has arrived here from head.quar.
ters, General Count Walmoden froni Kryritz, Lnrd
Chatham from Colberg, the Count Marshal de Groe-
ben from Reichenbach, and several English of dis-
tinction.

, - VIENNA, JULY Si, .. We have received the agreeable intelligence, that
the Congress will open at Prague in the course of this
week. •

DRESPAN. JULY 18.

The grand French army has increased in a ratio
almost incnneeivahle. The Imperial Guard of itself
alone forms a lormi,iable army ; it is composed of
thirty-tour regiments, of which thirty•tvyo has three
battalions, and its park of artillery comprehends nearly
200 pieces.

fits Majesty the Emperor continues to enjoy the
most pertrct health. _

We learn that Messrs. Rayneval, Lagard, and
Cabre, will be attached to the mission at Prague.
To-day the Emperor mounted on horseback* not;•
withstanding the continual rain, to review.
Yesterday his Majesty reviewed a brigade of Saxon
cavalry newly formed, a battery of artillery, and a
detachment of Grenadiers. He was perfectly satisfied
with the state of discipline, and good appearance of
these troops. •
JULY 23.—1 t is certain that the CoOnt de Nat--
bonne, sent from France, on the 17th presented at
Prague his credentials in quality of Leputy to the
Congress.
The Duke of Vicenza is still at Dresden. His
Majesty the• Emperor left this on the 20th; inspected
a part of the army in the neighbourhood of Ltackau,
and returned here i.. the night between the 21st and
22d instant.
London, England, 1813-02-19

RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY 18.

It has blown a very heavy gale all night, and still
continues. The ship Harriet, FRITH, has lost two
anchors and cables; and the Swedish East.lndia ship
Princessan, one anchor, off the North Foreland—the
former has been supplied from hence with an anchor
and cable, and the latter with an anchor. We are
apprehenive much damage will be done in Margate
Roads.

Five o'Cz,ocK—Wind West' and still blows very
hard.—No arrivals.

MARGATE, FEBRUARY is.

The William and Mary, from Malaga, has put in
here with the loss of her masts and other damage ;
the Toao and the Russell, with the loss of anchors
and cables.—Wind West, and blows a gale.
London, England, 1813-02-19

GREENOCK, FEBRUARY IS.

Arrived here this afternoon, the Courier, BEATSON,
from Lisbon—sailed the 4th instant from thence in
company with the Ranger, NORREIrt of and for Lou.
don—parted the day after sailing. Captain Ba&rsox
informs Us, that the transports with the troops from
Portsmouth arrived before he left Lisbon.—Arrived
on Friday evening, the Mercury, MOTLEY, from
Oporto, a running chip, in eight days. The brig
Indian Lass, of Poole, for Cork, was tit sail next day.
There are letters by this vessel, of the 4th instant,
but they contain no particular news.—The Dart and
Hope, from the West Indies for Clyde, which sailed
under convoy of the RINGDOVE, in October, were
both captured November 26, in lat. 46. long. 37. by
the America, American privateer ; and the Dart had
arrived at Salem on the Bth January. The America
had also captured a brig from Newfoundland, with
fish and oil ; and a ship from Quebec, with timber :
she also captured the Aunt/. British privateer, and
had cruized twelve days in the. English Channel
witholt seeing any vessels.
We are extremely sorry to announce the loss of the
brig Mars, FERGUSON (one of the BRAZEN'S convoy),
of and for ibis post, from Kingston, Jamaica, on El,

1 'fait 'cr ' ' ' -nigiaia. diiiina''' little tii
. u usnsuan unite I a tp e south.
ward of Ohan.—lt appears that the Mars made the
land on Monday the Bth instant, about Loch Swilly,
with the wind at S.W. Captain FERGUSON stood on
.as the night was clear until he made Islay ; but not
being able to weather it, tacked to the N.W. : in the
latter part of the night the gale increased with a heavy
sea, so that little sail could be carried. At day-light,
finding the Scotch shore close on board, bore up for
Loch Don, in the Isle of Mull ; in getting to the en.
trance of which the wind shifted to the northward,
and blew so very strong that it was impossible to
work the vessel into the harbour, when they anchored
at the entrance; but the anchors coming home, ob-
liged him to get the brig again under weigh, with the
intention of lying-to till day-light appeared, or making
for another harbour, the wind immediately shifting to
the westward and blowing violently, little sail could
be carried, and the night being dark, she got upon
the ke-shore, when, in attempting to stay, site
struck upon the rocks on the island of Eilenincluir4
and in an hour afterwards filled with water.
London, England, 1813-02-19

DEAL, FEBRUARY 18.

For the last four days it has blown a tremendous
gale ; fortunately it has been what we call a land
wind, from the S. W. and W, 9, W. or the damage
would have been greater. The Kingston Transport,
True Briton, Isaac Todd, lost anchors and cables,
but being supplied by the merchants here, are now
safely riding in the Downs. The Sisters, from Pro-
vidence, arrived during the gale, with the loss of her
main-yard, but was immediately supplied a
new one by our shore-boat's. A licensed brig from
Bourdeaux, bound to Je on don , got ashore in the
Day near the entrance of Sandwich Haven, but was
got off again by our intrepid boatmen; at the greatest
risk of their lives, and carried into Ramsgate bar.
bour. She had been entirely deserted by her crew,
and given up for lost. Her cargo, I understand,
consists of upwards of one hundred and fifty pipes of
brandy, several tons of clover seed, and various
packages of French olives and dried fruits. The
SAN Josar, of 112 guns, came into the Downs dur.
ing the gale, and on bringing up immediately, parted
her cables, and drifted to leeward ; but having
plenty of spare anchors and cables, she soon let drop
another, and got into a good birth.
London, England, 1813-02-19

PORTSMOUTH. FEBRUARY la.

His Majesty's ship HBRQN went.on shore last night
on the Spit, but was got off without any very material
damage, and is now in this harbour. The whole of last
night and to-day it has blown very hard at S. W. at-
tended with very heavy squalls, but the ships at Spit-
head and the Mother Bank ride it out very well.
Some few transports in the harbour have drifted an
board each other, and have been obliged to cut, and
have otherwise made some trifling damage. The
Hero of the Nile, EnmoNns ; Diana, —, trans-
ports ; and Bellona, Ricuannsoir, coal-laden, have
run into harbour with the loss of anchors and cables.
Wind at present about the W. S. W. and is getting
more moderate. —No arrivals or sailings to-day.
London, England, 1813-02-19

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 17.

Arrived the American brig Hero, LORD, master,
from Baltimore for Lisbon, detained by the COMET
sloop of war, which ship passed up Channel yesterday
with eight vessels under convoy, from Cadiz. Arrived
the SYLV;A, of 10 guns, from Lisbon ; and the Star,
American ship, prize to the Syrup. Sailed the
PELICAN, 18 guns, for Taknooth.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-02-19

SALES BY AUCTION.
LARGE NAVAL TIMBER,
NEAR OUNDLE, NORTHAAIPTON4HIRE.
At bar:Away'. Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, London, op Tues-
day, 'be 23t1 day of February, 181 S; at Twelve o'Clock,
qEVENTEEN Hundred and Eighty-two OAK-
-0,-/ 1 ::EL'S, -Lighteen ASH-TREES, and One ELM.TREE,
standing as they are, with 'Fop and Bark thereon; in 17 Lots.
Printed Particulars of which may be had, at the Swan Inn,
Oundle ; George Inn, Stamford; George Inn, Ncirthampton;
Three Crowns, Leicester; of Mr. Braithwaite, Deene Park,
near Oundle ; Garraway's Coffee-house; of Mr. Upton, Croy-
don, Surrey ; and of Mr. Henry Upton,Petwortb, Sussex.
The Ship-Builders, Timber-Merchants, and Dealers may be
assured that this Timber is well worth their attention, being
,well adapted for the Navy, of large dimensions, such as is rarely
to be met witb, and of good quality, some good beims, thick
stuff and plank, with very fine heads, and will produce a great
quantity of Bark.
London, England, 1813-02-19

BAR lIADQRS, JANUARY 3,

We are in daily expectation of the arrival of the
fleet from England, and at the same time dread the
consequences of their arrival in these seas at the pre-
sent period, as our coast swarms with American pri.
vateers, who bid defiance to the sloops of was on this
station, the greater part of them being out so long 4
time, they are unable to come up with them.
The DEMERARY sloop of war, Captain SMITH,
arrived here a few days ago, a complete sieve, having
for the space of seven days at sea been making four
and five feet water per hour. It is a matter of great
surprize she did not founder. The Admiral, finding
her unfit for sea, has hoisted his flag on board of her in
Carlisle Bay. We have cruizing among the Islands,
one frigate, two ships armed en jute, seven sloops of
war, and about five or six brigs and schooners.

The Fly, from the Brazils, has been taken by the
Argus American sloop of war, and carried into the
Chesapeak, from whence she was blown out the 4th
December, and taken two days after by the MAIEN
STONE frigate, and sent for Bermuda.
The Nimrod, JACK, from Honduras, was totally
lost on Wednesday night, near Beachy Head—the
Master, two Mates, end nine seamen drowned.
The Pearl, BeArric ; Return, AnosnsoN ; John
and Isabella, KEITH ; and the London packet,
CHURCH, have been taken by the Patti Jones privateer
of New York, cruizing in sight of St. Michael's, no
the sth inst : she has captured eight othor vessels.
London, England, 1813-02-19

LEITH, FEBRUARY is.

The NIOHTINOA4.E sloop of war sailed from the
Roads yesterday on a cruise. The CLIo sloop of war
is working up the Frith this morning from a cruise.
Wind W.S.W.—The Little Jacob, of North Bergen,
arrived at Aberdeen, under charge cif Mr. DEA% on
Tuesday last, prize to his Majesty's ship Cm, by
which she was captured on the coast of Norway, with
a cargo of stock-fish, for the Mediterranean. This
vessel- is said to have been taken by the Danes about
four years ago, off the Moray Frith, being then a
fishing smack Belonging to Harwich.
London, England, 1813-08-17

HERTS.

Capital FREEHOLD ESTATES, Mansion, Cottages, Warrea,
Farms and Land, Trout Stream, and an old established Inn,
Welwyn, twenty-five Miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrasvay's, on Thmiday, September 9, at I 2, in three Lots,
AHIGHLY improvable FREEHOLD ES-
TATE, comprising upwards of Five. Hundred and Fifty
Acres of rich Meadow, Warren, Pasture, Arable, and fine
thriving Wood Lands, situate in the mo.t beautiful and fertile
part of the County of Herts. 'The carital Mansion, Lockley
House, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Gardens and Plea-
sure-grounds, a fine Trout Stream running through a part of the
grounds; Farm-yard. and Buildings; and a Farm-yard and Build-
ings in the town of Welwyn. The White Hart, at Welwyn, an
old established well-koosen Inn, with exct_llent )Biers, roomy
, Yard, Stabling, Gardens, &c. • A compact Residence with Gar-
den, and about an Acre of Land, at AP Lotth extremity of the
town of Welwyn, let on a long Lease.—A neat Cottage and
Butcher's shop, with Garden and Meadow Land, the wl.ole
lying compact.—The principal Fart of the Land is in hand; the
Mansion and the remainder of the Land Ohl Lease, of which
three years are unexpired at Michaelmas next. On parts of the
Land are very eligible sites f.r building, excellent neighbour-
hood and good roads in all direction; tour miles from Hatfield,
seven from Hertford, and 25 trout London.

May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Abraham Batten, Wel-
wyn; or Thomas Rose, at the Warren House, of whom partieu-
lan may be bad ; and at the White Hart ; at the Swan, Steven-
age; Wbite Horse, Balilock ; Woolpack, St. Alban's ; Sugar
Loaf, Dunstable; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield ; Bell, Hertford;
Green Man, mid Red Lion, Barnet; of Messrs. Brown and
Solicitors, Rathbone•place; Messrs. Longruore and son,
Solicitors, Hackney; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, where a Phil of the katate may be seen.l
London, England, 1813-08-17

circumstance which is stated in a variety of private
letters from the opposite coast, and of which we enter-
tain no doubt. The article just alluded to announces,
in a kind of Bulletin, the defeat of Lord Waf.LiNorot4
on the 24th ult. by the army underlouvr. But,
upon his arrival in Paris, BoNar4aTis would be mor-
tified by still fanh er details front the Peninsula. thro ugh
the medium of the English newspipers.
Large reinforcements of Infantry and Cossacks con-
tinue to join the Russian army. Great military pre-
parations are making in Austria, but with what view
we are not informed. The cry for vr, is guly.ersal
throughout the whole of Germany, audit* Congress
at Prague is once more said to Btiye broken up re
inftel4. -
The folloWing area few of the most important
extracts from the Papers brought by the nboTe Itirtai •
London, England, 1813-08-17

Pieces of Silk, Silk Handkerchiefs and Silk Shawls.

The whol of which n.ay be •iewed three days before the Sale
an Application to ►he Wa.ehonsr-itteper.

RERILSHIKE.—SONNING, NEAR READING.
ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE. with good OFFICE*
YARDS. ezeeller.. GARDENS, &c.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August Sloth, at Twelve,
A FREEHOLD spacious RESIDENCE, in por
.L B. session of the Rev. Mr. NIND, situate on the North side
of the much-admircii Village of Sonning. a short distan:e from
the River Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compris-
ing a substantial Faultly HOUtie,coataining Entraace-hall, Dining
Parlour, Drawing-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Larder,
Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Ste. On the first floor are five
Beti.chambers, Closets, &e. and Attics over; in the basement
are excellent Cellars forWinr. Ale, Beer, ; Out-Maces, Coal.
yarn, double Coach-house, 3 tabling for Six Horses, with Lofts
over, Laundry, Brew-house. Knife-house Granary, and Pigeon-
finuse,Drying-ground,Pouliry-hous.:,capi;alKitchen-garden with
Green-house, Pleasure-ground, &c-and a Leasehold Meadow.

To be viewed by permission of the Occupier; Partleulars may
be had on the Premises; and at Bast Park Farm, and King's
Arms, Twyford; Bear, Reading ; at the Inn, Sonning ; Pelican,
Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Sue, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt-
bill ; Mr. Adanl, Cranford-bridge; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20,.
Liocoln's-lnn-fichls; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square.

NEAR DORKING, SURKEY.
klegant COTTAGE ORNEE, with Offices, beautiful Pleasure-
kiround, part bounded by the River Mule, and Meadow Land,
and a neat Cottage, nearly adjoining.
By Mr. ROBINS,
Garraway's, on Thursday, August 26, at Twelve, in two Lots,
A. FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate
within one mile of Dorking, called the GROVE, a charm-
ino Residence, fitted up with elegant simplicity, and in
complete order, with attached and deached excellent Offices,
Coach-houses and Stables, kitchen Garden, well stocked and
cropped, Pleasure-ground laid out with great taste, extensive
dry Gravel Walks, ornamented with noble full-grown Forest-
trees an Shrubs, leading to the River Mole, meandering at the
foot of that beautiful spot Box-hill; different parts of the grounds
are ornamented with Alcoves, Pavilions, and rustic Seats, neat
Dairy, Farm-yard, and Buildings, and Meadow Land, all
compact, and containing about thirteen Acres, late in tke occu-
pation of a Nobleman, whose time has just expired. Also a neat,
compact Cottage, with Garden, &c. in possession of Mrs. Fraser.
May he viewed with Tickets. Particulars on the Premises;
at the Red Lion, Dorking; Swan, I.eatherhead ; Sun, Kingston;
'falbot, Richmond ; White Hart, Windsor ; the Castle, Salt-
bill; at Garraway%; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had —1 he pur-
chcser may be accommodated with the neat Furniture at a va-
luation, and immedilte possession.
London, England, 1813-08-17

SALES BY AI7CTION,'
RIRRSH I RE.
SONNING. BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING.
Valauble FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River
Loddoit, with sundry productive Aytes, Earns House, and
Ruildings., By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug. 16, at Twelve, in Lets,
A FR ';;.EI-10I.D ESTATE, EAST PARK.
PAR NT, situate-lb the Parish of Sonning, a short distance
:runt veytord, part bounded by Gaddy Bridge and the River
Loddon atid the turnpike-road to Reading; comprising a good
Farm House with Offices, Garden, Yards, Barns, Stables, and
Ont building*, MA sundry Enclosures a rich Water Meadow,
Pasture, and Arable Land, in possession of Mr. May. Sundry
Aytes, in possession of Mr. Wiggins, containing One Hundred
and Fifty Acres, lying compact; also a compact Estate, upwards
of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Land, lying at the back of the Vil-
lage of Sonniug, and sear the River Thames, a delightful spot for
Building, and pieces of Laud in the Common Field, near the
above, in possession of Mr. May : this Estate is in a very eligible
part of the sountry, only lour miles from Reading, and 35 Irons
London. Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, good reads in
all directions.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at But
Park Farm, near Twytord, where Particulars may be had; and
at the King's Arms, Twyford ; Bear, Reading; the Inn, at Sun-
ning ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Sun, Maidenhead ;
Castle, Salt-hill; Mr. Adams, Cranford-bridge; Red Lion,
Hounslow; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's•lnn-fields; at
Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1813-08-17

" HELIGOLAND, AUGUST le!
10. A Flag of Trues arrived this morning from
Htitmm, and landed a Major belonging to the Duke
of Brunswick's suite.

0 On the 24th ult. a Swedish Officer, (Mr. Von
Peron), passed through Elsingoer, and crossed the
Sound to Sweden."

N FRAICCFORT, AUGUST ,
IC A Supplement •of our raper of tills dar fpntains
its follows • •

64 'On the 94th July, the Duke of Dalmatia ;t.
tacked Lord Welhngton below the Pyrennees, forced
him from his positions, took 5000 prisoners, and 18
canned. At d moment of the Courier's departure,
hr was pursuing him towards Pampeluna, in order
to force him to raise the siege of that place.

E., Although the army of Spain ba; lately detached
a division of full 40,000 infantry, and 15,000 old ca-
valry, which have passed the paronnp, and which
will soon appear as a reserve on the Rhine, yet that
army is still strong enough to prompt the enemy
from carrying the campaign to this side of the Ebro.
'6! However considerable the passage of the french
troops, which is daily seen by Our inhabitants, yet we
must still hold ourselies prepared to see a far greater
number of them march thiough'here within the ne;t
fortnight!
'I ft appears that the Report circulated, that her
Majesty the Empress would pass through hem is
without foilndation."
London, England, 1813-08-17

The Greyhound Cutter, Masts, Brazil Weed, Anchen; and
Materials of Vessels to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Ro-
therhithe, and all the otter Goods at his Majesty's Warehouses,
Custom• House, London, where Catalogues will be delivered,
price on shilling each .
The Goods may be viewed on Monday the 16th, and Tuesday
the 17th instant, and on the Pays of Sale, from Nine in the
Morning to One in the Afternoon.
N. B. Goods Imeggitt at this Sale mast be taid for on or 60re Mon.
day the 6th September, 1813, between the hours of nine eeloch in the
morning and three in the afternmoi or the deinnits made thereon will
obsoletely become forfeited, and the tiomis resell eta future Sale.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.
On 'Thursday the 2d September next, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon precisely, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at this
Office,
111 HE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, the
same having been seized and legally condemned, viz.
Foreign Shawls, Shawl Neckcloths, Muslin, Lace Veils, Crape,
Nankeen, Linen, Russia Duck, Fans, Birds of Paradise, a consi-
derable quantity of Necklaces, Bracelets, Agate, Comeßass and
other Bead:: and Stones; Otto of Roses, and other Scents ; Gold
Chains and Rings, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa, Cocoa
Pa,te, Rai.ins, Preserves, Honey, Arrow Root, Oranges, Wax
Candle., Naples Soap, Capres, Salt, Cayenne Pepper, Wine,
Aran 'T. Runs, Geneva, raw Spirits, Cordials, Noyeau, Silver
Plate, China, Gui,ars, Harness, Skins, Insects, Shells, Silver
Buttons, Apparel, Mats, Deals, Anchors, Cables, Grapnels, old
Iron, Nand Grenades, &c. &c.
ALSO FOR EXPORTATION.
London, England, 1813-08-17

N47N. INTELLAUNCE.

REMISE) CAPTORE OF THE ARGUS AkilatlCAN
SLOOP OF WAIL

Tithe details contained in the subjoined letters from
Milford are correct, we trust we shall speedily have
to congratulate the country pu another naval triumph
pve; the American Flag;

" MIt.FURD, AUGUST
a Arrived a great number of coasters. The Mas-
ter of the John and Betsey, of Cardigan, arrived in
the Morning Star packet (passenger), and states,
that on Thursday last he was taken off the Smalls by
the Argus American slqop of war, of 20 guns, and
burnt. His vessel was laden with tattle, from Cork
for Ilfracomb. At the same time two vessels were
on fire, a ship and a schooner ; their names he does
not know. The Alliance, DAvis, of Milford, and
the ship l3arbadoes, of Cork, have also been
burnt. A vessel has also been burnt near Lundy
Island.—The Bess, Swift, is arrived from Wexford.
The Master says that he saw, yesterday afternoon,
two ships op Are, about three leagues to the Weft-
ward pf ;be Smalls ; that he was at one time very
near the American sloop of war, and saw her label
several vessels at that tinse:
P She was standing to the Northward wider an easy
sail. About 7 P.M. his Majesty's sloop of war
f4CAN spoke him and he gave her the direction the
American was steering, and she instantly nu* *II
sail in pursuit: at midnight he heard a vcvy be vy
cannonading, and he is certain the Pet.tc4x must
have come up with her. At 10 A.M. his Majesty's
ship A strrnyrr was spoke with off the harbour, in
search of the Argus, American sloop of war, At
7 P.M. the schooner Hope arrived from Newcastle,
for Cork ; she says, at 6 A.M. between the malls
and Tnsker, he saw an engagement between two
brigs, which lasted nearly three quartets of an hour ;
they closed, and in less than ten minutes after he saw
the English colours hoisted over those of 4merica.o
ANOTHER f4ITTER--.-SAMg PATE.
04 The 'inhabitants of this neighbourhood were
early this morning, much alarmed by a tremendous
.firing of cannon, which appeared to be at sonle
moan froth the barhour, and which continued for
more than an hoot-. By the arrival of the Morning
Star packet, from_ Waterford, we received the follow.
cog informationfrom Captain .loatas EVANS, a pas-
setigtr, who stated, that he was Master of the sloop
pina•and Betty, from Cork, for ilfracomb, with cat,
tle, fell in with the Argus Ametican brig of war, off
the Pumas, on WednesZay evening last, the said brig
took three of the cattle out and burned the
,vessel, at
the same time the said brig took possession of a ship
.and scOnelep frurii the Wes; Indles, bound to Brie.
tea, lend burnt them l the brig had 26 guns, 2f noun-
and '!313 men, thel afterivards put the fai4
Evans on beri R Portuguese brig, *SO landed big
Waterford.
',I On Friday afternoon be sailed from thence in dist
'14644 Stair Racket; it six O!clock 'this 'mOrn. Jugs
the Smack Ir6iiniett E. by N. diet. two leagues, they
hear4'alieSiyy tlsi qua ter which con.
tinued as bOVT• Sad An ainutes ; :wont jOi A. H.