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London, England, 1813-05-05

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

June I.John Tyler,Mount Sorrel!, miller, at two, at the Crown,
Mount Sorrell. June 1. Samuel Clarke, I.eict.ster, salt mer-
chant, at twelve, at the Crown, Mount Sorrell. May 3. Julia
Hi yant and Thomas Catchpool, Ipswich, maltsters, at eleven, at
the Bar and Crown, Ipswich. May 31. John Dolnun, Liver-
pooloncrchant, at ten, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. May j
Rkliard Arscutt, Pines Mills, Devonshire, miller, at eleven, j
at the Hotel, Egeter. May 31. William Long, Turk, woollen-
draper, at ekvt u, at the King's Arms, York. June 7. 7 litmus
Ashesurad and William Furlong, Bristol, haberdashers, at eleven,.
at the Christopher fun, Math. June I. William Baxter, Gosport,
victualler, at twelve, at the India Arms, Go-port. June 1. John',
Westlake, Gosport, baker, at one, at the India Arms, Gosport*
June 11. Samuel Holland and Thomas Smith Willfanis, Liver I
pool, merchants, at one, at the Globe, Liverpool. June 2. Fre.
derick Balker, Congreve, irouniaster, at eleven, at the SW4II,
SalljOrd. June 2. James Gilbert, Radford, coal merchant, at
eleven, at the Swan, Stafford. May '27. Andrew Todd Patter-
son and John Michael Malonck, Liverpool, merchants, at one,
at the Globe, Lis crpool. May DI. William and J.llllles Clark, j
Kingston, slopsellers, at eleven, at the Maim, Mart Ltopms,
Plymouth Dock.
CERTIFICATES, MAY 22.

Edward Gurney, liampstrad-road, cure-dealer. John Li:Aron',
Brixham, grocer. Dennis Griffiths, Cantei limy, draper. William
I.oggins, Jacob's-well-mews, coachmaker. '1 !loans Woodhouse,
sliadwell, birchen George Cox, City-road, cabinet-maker.
Richard Locher, William Godfree, and William Prete Musgrave,
Clicapside, lacem:n. Ittuben Cox, George-street, Deptford,
bilker. Benjamin Stokes, South-street, merchant. N Thus.
Clack, Holborn, gun-maker. humus Wilson, Newcastle, grocer.
James Du Lists, Brixton, insurance-broker. Dank' Good. ll and
'llionias M. Unison, Paternoster-row, crape mai an act ui cis. Rich.
Thorny:on, Al:wringer, dealer in cotton goods. Joseph Oscnio,
St. Mary-axe, broker.
London, England, 1813-05-05

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the motion of Sir W. SCOTT, the Committee on the
Ecclesiastical Courts' Bill was postponed from Friday to Mon-
day next.
Sir F. BURDEIT gave notice that he should move to-morrow
for the production of the Minutes of die Court of Enquiry on i
the conduct of Captain Phillimore.
Mr. LYTTLETON fixed for the 19th of May, his motion on
the conduct of the War with America.

fetitlens were presented from various places; Prarthj that is

the feasseal of the last Tadis Meer; permission might be given
fur Missionaries to proceed to that quarter of the world.
On the motion of Mr. Alderman ATKINS, it was ordered
that the Speaker do not issue big Warrant for the election of
Members for Weymouth till after this day sennight.
The Irish Churches Bill went through a Committee.
The Marine Officers Wine Bill was read a third time and
passed.
London, England, 1813-05-05

CIT r BUSINESS.

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild-
quantity of gold, weighing upwards of 4800
lounces, was sworn to as foreign, previous to its being
exported.—The Court voted their Thanks to the
Lord Bishop of BnisTot. and the Rev. Mr. LEIGH,.
fur their excellent sermons preached at Christ Church,
on Easter Monday and Tuesday last —The follow-
ing Gentlemen were nominated by the Lout) MA von,
in this Court, to be publicly put in. nomination on
Midsummer-day next, for the office of Sheriff
TuoNtAs Armor GI:EEN, Esq. Citizen and Cloth-
worker ; Sir 'fitoNtAs Tneoptitt.us MeTcALFE, Bart.
Citizen and Goldsmith ; WILLIAM Mmtum.i., Esq.
Citizen and Vintner; WILLIAM RAYEII, Esq Citizen
and Cooper ; SAMUEL MILLS, Esq. Citizen and Fish-
monger; TnostAs Coxite.to MAnsti, Citizen and
Cooper ; GIV,ItGE LONGMAN, Esq. Citizen and Sta.
timer ; Prrett limns, Esq. Citizen and Ironmonger ;
Tttomns HoDSON, Esq. Citizen and Clothworker.

A Court of Corrm in Cou Ica is summoned to meet
at twelve o'clock at Guildhall tomorrow. %%ben the
Report on the Address to the Princess of WALKs will
be received.

Monday an interview took place by appointment,
between the CHANCELLOR of the ExcitEqt,Eit and se-
veral Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange, when the
following arrangement, we undervand, was deter-
mined on :
581000 Debentures, already subscribed amount-
ing, in Ow 4 pi.r et4s. - - 1,170,000
3.,7Bs,oooTiekets,advantaze I f subscribing 4 per
Cents. - . - 3,g71,150
3,000,000 Debectt+rt•s to b • ra6ed.

At the inter vivw v hie') took place on Nonday, be-
tween the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQU :It, and the
Deputation from the Stock Exchange, the former
pledged himself not to bring forward the Loan for
prevnt year until atter the 26:h inst.
London, England, 1813-05-05

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court at Carlton-House, the 30th of April,
1813, Present, his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT in Council.

Whereas it has been represented to his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, that, on the recapture
of ships and goods belonging to his Majesty's sub-
jects, whereof the owners and proprietors are 'entitled
to the restitution on salvage as by law established,
losses have been occasioned by the sale of ships and
cargoes, on the unlivery thereof by authority of the
Courts of Vice-Admiralty, for the purpose of settling
the salvage due thereon, in cases wherein the owners
and proprietors, or their agents specially authorised,
are not present to claim; his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his
Majesty, is pleased, by and with the advice of his
Majesty's Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby
ordered, that, in the cases aforesaid, on a claim
being given fbr the ship by the master, or in his ab-
sence by the mate ; and for the cargo, by the super-
cargo or master, or by the mate in the absence of
the master, the Court shall direct a valuation of the
ship and cargo to be made by appraisement with-
out sale or unlivery, as far as the same shall be
practicable ; and on such valuation to be approved
and confirmed by the Court,- shall direct the ship
and cargo to be restored to the person or persons
aforesaid claiming the same, on payment of the
proportion decreed to be paid to the captors, in
lieu of salvage, and of such costs and expences as
shall be directed by the Court ; and in default of such
payment, the Court shall order and direct so much
of the cargo to be sold as shall be sufficient for the
payment of the salvage and expences due thereon ;
and further so much of the said cargo as shall be suf-
ficient to pay the salvage and expences due on the
ship, if the person or persons to whom the cargo
shall be restored by decree of the Court shall consent
thereto.
And it is further ordered, that in no case shall the
Court proceed to order the ship or goods to be sold
or unlivered, save as aforesaid, unless such sale or
unlivery shall, owing to special circumstances, be-
come necessary ; in which case the reasons on which
the Judge shall proceed to make such order, shall be
noted summarily in the minutes of Court : and the
Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty, the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty,
and the Judges of the Courts of Vice-Admiralty, are
to take the necessary measures herein as to them may
respectively appertain. JAS. BULLER.
London, England, 1813-07-08

PUBLIC CRUM:CALL

On the motion of the same Right Hon. Gentle-
man. Addresses were voted to the Prince Regent,
praying that he would be graciously pleased to jive
directions fbr returns of persons committed in Eng-
land, Wales, and Ireland, to take their trials fur ca-
pital and other offences.

AMERICAN COTTON.

Alderman ATKINS finding that the sense of the
House 'was against the nieAsure which be had intro-
duced on Ibis subject, withdrew it until next Session.

EAI;T•I\DIA AFFAIRS.

The House then resolved into a Committee on the
East-Inda Biil. The clauses were read, and, after
Isome discussion, were agreed to.
Mr. HORNER proposed a clause for the establish-
ment of a Chaplain of the Presbyterian Church of
Scotland, in each of the Ptesideucies.
A fttr much discussion the clause was carried by a
ma,sot ity of :12 against '2l:
A long and desultory discussion then took place
on the several clauses, to which many amendments,
chiefly verbal, were suggested and adopted.
The House then resumed, and the Report was or-
dered to be received this day.
i The other Ot ders of the Day were then disposed of,
,; ?Ind the House adjourned at FOUR O'CLOCK.
London, England, 1813-07-08

•
know) would say to his regiment, you wish, for law,
ind now you shall experience its utmost severity.. He
(Sir S. Romilly) also wished that l Should he decided
whether it was now lawful to bring up a soldier for
second punishinent, if it appeared that . nawre was
unable to bear the execution of the wlrtkle sentence at
once; or whether die soldier might not evage it by
going into a proscribed regitnent ? He contlided
with condemning the system of floggiHg, and et-
pressing his concurrence in the motion.
Mr. M. SUTTON said, in explanation, that the
cause of Captain Tyon's not having been tried
that most of the Officers who should compose the
Court were subpoenaed as witnesses ; that there was
only one case of sixty lashes being inflicted; and that
Colonel Orde was not sent back to the same regiment,
but was then in London. •

Lord CASTLEREAGH deprecated the practice
of having cases of a military nature retried not only
by Parliament, but, what would necessarily follow,
by the Public. In deciding upon the advice given
to the Crown, all the circumstances should be minutely
considered, and he doubted whether Gentlemen
would be disposed to take the trouble of such an in-
quiry._

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT was of opinion, that
no case was more clearly made out. The fact urged
by the Hon. Mover had been controverted. The case
before the House was alarming even to military dis-
cipline, to which nothing contributed more than up-
holding, in the mind of the soldier, a sense of protec-
tion and justice. It was his intention, early In the next
Session, to bring the subject generally before the
House. The interference ot the House was called for
in this instance by its regard and gratitude to those
men who had placed the country in a situation which
the most sanguine could not some time since have ex-
pected.
Mr. RYDER defended the advice given to the
Crown in the case then under discussion. It appeared
from the evidence that Colonel Orde had subjected
individuals under his command to punishments not
strictly legal ; hut Officers of high tank had been led
to inflict punishments not legal, with a view of saving
the men from a more severe punishment, should they
be brought to a Court Martial. It was impossible for
the advisers of the Crown to have given any other
advice than they had given. The right of the House
to interfere was incontrovertible—the question was,
would it be prudent or politic to exercise that tight,
and agree to the motion of the Hon. Gentleman ?
Mr. PRESTON imputed no blame to the advisers
of the Crown, th.tugh he should support the motion.
Mr. W. SMITH replied, and Mr. M. Stryrom ex-
plained, upon which the Motion was negatived with-
out a division.
London, England, 1813-07-08

ARMY AGENTS.

Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE, in pursuance
of his notice, entered into a statement of consiier-
able length, to prove, that the Agents for the Ord-
nance and the Army had balances in their hands to a
considerable amount, and that the security they gave
to the public was by no means commensurate with the
trust reposed in them. The Hon. Member concluded
by moving an Address to the Prince Regent, request-
ing he would be pleased to give directions that such
balances as remained in their hands should be forth-
with paid up, and that in future they should pay their
balances regularly into the Bank of England.
After some explanation from Mr. WARD and Lord
PALMERSION, from which it appeared that the griev-
ances complained of by the Hon. Member did not
exist, he consented to withdraw his motion.
London, England, 1813-07-08

NEW EOREST, HAN I':;.

AN EXCELLENT FARM, with corrAcw. liFqfliNC E,
and immediate posse lion, near LYMINGI ON.
lir Mr. SCOTT,

Ou Tuesday, July 27, at twelve &Clock, at the Mart, London,
unless previously Disposed of by Private Contract,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in n healthy,
most beautiful part of this favourite County, on the bordcr
of the high road, two miles from Lymington, 16 from South-
ampton, comprising Two Hundred and Thirty-one Acres of ex-
cellent Inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coriiec Land,
pan Tithe-free, with a comfortable Cottage Residence, Lawn,
Garden ; a fine Sheet of Water well stocked with Fl-h, Offices,
Bailiff's Cottage, and Buildings in good ord-r, convenient for the
Residence and for managing the Farm to advanta3e. The Lands
are in high cultivation, with very good crops, possessing a
pleasing inequality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting de-
lighted situations agreeably elevated for building a Fans ly Rei-
dence to command the Isle of Wight and the Channel, encircled
by rich varied eukivation, and interesting Scenery, with excellent
road, in every direction, fishing and Field Sports, in an elegant
Vicinity.

May bs viewed, by applying on the Premises, and Particulars
had of Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lysnington ; and at the Angel
there; Fos and Hounds, Lyndhurst; mar, and Ceach and
Homo, Southampton; Lion and Lamb, Farnham ' • Antelope,
Salistpury i George, Winchester ; the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott,
SS, NoW aridge-strost, London, where a Plan nay be seen.
London, England, 1813-10-13

POR cSMOUTH. OCTOBER 12.

Arrived the CoMus frigate, with a fleet from Lis.
bon; also arrived several sail of the Quebec fleet,
that came under convoy of the ROTA frigate ; among
them are the Cossack, Lady Julian, Zodiac, Floxton,
Portland, Sarah-Ann, General Elliott, Ann Colvin*,
and the Lord Cathcart, from Quebec. Also arrived
several transports ; among them are, the Lord St.
Helen's and the Cicero. It was his Majesty's ship
REcuLus, and not the ARGO, which arrived with tht
specie.—Wand S.W.
London, England, 1813-10-13

SECOND EDITION.

Government have issued the followi,lg Bulletin
on the subject of the dispatches from Sir CHARLSI

STEWART :

• 44 FOREIGN OFFICE, OCTOBER is, ISIS.
64 Dispatches have been received from Sir CHARLES
STawairr, dated Prague, the 17th and 19th of Sep.
tember.

it The military details given in them chiefly refer
to very strong and formidable reconnoissances made
on the part of the Allies and the enemy, in which
several acts of gallantry were conspicuous, but no
event of great importance took place till the 16th,
when the 2d, 4th, and 14th corps, under Botamyatrr,
with his Guards, comprising altogether 80,000 in.
fantry and 6000 horse, attacked the Allies near Pe.
terswalda, and drove them, by superior nunaberF.
through Nollendorf. The. commander of the Pruf•
sian Cavalry waslaken prisoner.

The Allied Troops having retired to the gorge
of the mountain on the following day; when near
Culm, their left, right, and centre, under the com-
mands of Counts WITTGENSTEIN, COLLOREDO, and
PAIILENI were successively attacked ; but they sm.
ceeded in repulsing the enemy at all points.
gg The movement of Count COLLOREDO is spoken
of in terms of the highest praise. The enemy lost
between 2 and 3000 prisoners, and the General of
Division KREUTZEN many officers, and ten guns.-
1 The loss of the Allies is Citimated at 1000 in killed
and wounded."

NAVAL INTALLIG.RNCE.

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The following ships were left on the 23d June last,
in lat. 10. 17. S. long. 22. 23. W. under convoy of
his Majesty's ships Stirling Castle and Indefatigable,
viz. Retreat, Union (YoungliUsband), Tottenham,
Batavia, and Moffat ; also several Merchantmen in
company.
London, England, 1813-10-13

DEAL, OCTOBER 12.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Earn, with two vessels
under convoy, from Gibraltar, which are sailed for
the River. Sailed his Majesty's ships Aaciteit, Bea•
MUDAI CADMUS, and PIONA&A, on a cruise off Beachy
Head.—Five o'clock, arrived. the ROTA frigate, milk
a convoy from Quebtc, which are sailed for the Rivet,
London, England, 1813-10-13

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER ii.

The ROTA frigate passed yesterday, with part of
the Quebec fleet, about 20 sail out of 44, which she
sailed with eight weeks since. thrived the Ammo.
MACIIE frigate, from a cruize. Sailed the Tutu.*
sloop of war, with a fleet to the Eastward. Wind W.
London, England, 1813-10-13

PUNISH/Of:NT OF bEATI-I.

This day 'eras published, in tivci. price lUs. in boards,
VOLUME the THIRD of
THE CIPINIONS of different AUTHORS upori
the PLJNIHNTEN r of DRAM. •

Selected by BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. of LincolnY Bin.
This rotme contains Debates of the House of Crmintons •in
181! on the Shoplifting and Canal Bills, and ois Stealing in Bleach-
itrg-grounda—Letter from a Magi:trate on Pickpockets and the
Police Act—Extracts from Gilbert Wakefield, Hume, Crstier,
Dr. Gourlay, Sir James Mackintosh, E.sa-li on Capital Puiti.di-
ment, Barrow, New Annual Register, Dr. Dodd's Sermon, Pe-
nal Code of Russia, pamphlet entitled lis not Punishment
enough, Bemire?, Spanigh Auto da Fe, Dr. Leitsom, Mr. Whit-
field op Re.f.enue Ludt; Letter front the York lierald, Debates
in the House of Lords in (Hit, Report of the Board of Inspec-
t:del of Prisons in Philadelphia, Jute Wilson's Obseivations,
doe.—Extract from Warners Lie of bit Thomas Moore, Grose'
on the Criminal Laws of England, Bonham on Right of Punish-
Inept, Plumptre's 'rravtl., Entlyn's Pretace to state Tr;al3,
Prize Essay of Nicholas Pinel on Punishinent of Deitch, Partop-
ikon of Bentham, Cruel Laws, Edell, Lora KaimesChrono.
logical List of Statutaide Capital offences, a 64 (ay against a
Crying Sinne;' printegin 1E52.
Published by Lilingman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Wean; Ca-
-1 dell and Davies; J. Butter Worth ; Clarke and Suns; I. and A.
Arch ; Darton, Harvey, and Darton ; Hatc!larsr ;• W. Phillips;
and Johnson and Co. _ .
_

Of whom may be hail, the two former Vollmer. price Xi.
Also, Debates in Parliament in the Year Mb, upon the
Pinnshment of Death, price :is sewed.
Debates in the Heuer of C:muncnsieltiring the Year 1811; with
the OpiniOns of A ir. Recorder nud M r. Com rinni St...rjeant,r4e
A thief Statement of the Proceeding.. in heals Hensel a Par-
liament, for the Amendment of the Criminal LaW. Together
wit 4 a General Review of the Argiollents used in the Debates
Upon those oceasioncrt, price gs. bet :Itched.
Hanging Not Punivhment Eno•Th for hinrdefers;
men, and HuoVebrakyrs, price
London, England, 1813-12-21

CONGRA ULAI lON.

EYTON!, Stbck-Broker, 2, Combat ; and Is, Co-
ventria-street, congratulates the Pubic on their food tor-
tulle, in °bug mug Vie Two Tweatyl boil:alas, and all the othtr
great Prizes in the last Lottery.
The Twee Last Prties of £15,000, the only Two of /6,000,
and No. 18j324, a Prise of £io,ooo, were sold at his fortuo.te
Offices. '1 6.e new Lottery commences Dtawiug the 14th Janu-
ary, and ca!ntalns Two of .£20,000, Two of Li o,o'. 0, with the
smog other Capitals, and only 14.00 Tickets.
Ticktts a nd Shares, in a variety of numbers, are now on sale at
the truly Intestaate Offices, as above.

TO 1-1-1 E PUBLIC:.
E ItELFASI' LINEN COMPANY, cnnfi-
I.n their ability (arising from the many local adr.ist-
rages of their establishments) to sea LINENS at a much lower
rate than. most houses in 'fawn, resp.ctfully invite the Publ a to
inspect their Stock and Prices. The Company do not trade in
any article but Irish Linen, which they sell by the single piece,
nrarrantwl bleached without any chemical prepamtion, at tl;e
factor's wholesale prices. No abatement made, and if a fault
appears,„ the money returned. Immediate and correct attent ow
paid to gauntry orders.—/3 ROOKS R C and U'lisar a, ATents,
SO, Gr sat Russell street, Bloomsbury, London.
London, England, 1813-12-21

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gaged in the present contest, he should consider as dis-
graceful. No peace should have his support that did
ant secure the independence, and tend to consolidate
or extend all those powers that had contributed to-
wards its accomplishment; and expressed a hope tha;
when the Parliament met again, Ministers would have
it in their power to greet them with such an occur-
rence, or else to satisfy them that the want of it was
• not attributable to them.
The Amendment of Lord Darnley being put by
the LORD CHANCELLOR, was negatived, and
the original motion carried, without a division.
•
Adjourned to the Ist of March.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
,The House was summoned to the House of Peers, to hear the
Royal Assent given to the Exchequer Bills Bill, and other Bills,
for which see the Lords.
Mr. HORNER presented a Petition from the Debtors con-
fined in the King's Bench, complaining of an omission in the late
Bill, and praying that measures might be taken by Parliament to
secure their manumission before the recess.—Ordered to lie on
the table.
The Report of the Committeee of Supply was brought up and
agreed to.
New writs were ordered for the Boroughs of Monmouth and
Inverness, in the room of Lord A. Somerset and Mr. C. Grant,
jun. the former Living since his election accepted the situation
of Governor and Commander in Chief of the Cape of Good
'Hope, and the latter, having been appointed one of the Lords of
the Treasury.
A Person from the Army Pay Office presented accounts of the
General'Orders issued for the payment of the troops in the Pen-
insula.—Ordered to lie on the Wale.
Mr JOHNSON presented an account of .be quantity of Salt
imported into Ireland.—(Y:defea to Ile dn'the table. ' '
On the motion of Mr. W. Ft MC:ERA LD, the Report of the
Committee on the Ce.rn Law., of the nth May last, was ordered
to be print_tL. He then moved for the production of accounts
of the quantity of Grain imported into Ireland betweest the sth
es! January and the 3th of October; of the quantity of Flour im-
ported, and of the quantities of Corn and Grain, &c. exported
from Ireland during the same period. 'llse Papers were ordered.

,
London, England, 1813-12-21

'BAYLEV ~ s LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING,
r.lazehless Composition, for Roots, Shoe 4, Harness,
he. is. confide:lay submilted to the Public, under the strongest
tesibuanies of its Superiority. It preserves the leacher soft and
pliant. and, with less labour, produces a mote brilliant and last-
ing .le'/-black than can be obtained from any other preparation.—
MIAs Is. 6d. half Outs 10d. each,
Sol ass holesale and retail by Bayley and Blew. Pt rfu err, Cock-
arungtreet, London, (where thu Parent Cakcs continue to be
madt and sold ..s usual); al.°, sold retail, by Alost of the usual
ders.—-(tlth the Japan Livid ad gammas Cakes ' are
rtv td " W. haylev," " and Blew.' •
London, England, 1813-09-09

ON FRIDAY, the 17th Instant, the STATE
LOTTER Y will Co:nmence, and the First Drawn Prize
above p2O, on that Morning, wilt receive £lO,OOO, in ..dditlon
to witatoter other Prize It may be entitled. .
TICKETS and SHARES, in great Variety, are Selling at
WEBB'S LUCKY OFFICE,
17, LUDGA REE'l', (Near St. Paul's), Lonnox,
And 17, DAME-STREET,.Do BUN,

Wherein the LA ST I.crTL ay, which finished on the 4th of.TtiNr,
the following Capitals were Sold in Twenty.Ove Shares:
16.341 - a Prize of - X'2,04,0
16,540 - a Prize of - ,000
11,301 a Prizc of, - X:;00
And in the Last Ttvelye Months, Thirteen Capitals, including

n.,‘2 52. - a Prize of - aetxl,ooo
Have been Shared and Sold at his "rruly Fegunate o:Bees.
WEBS feels then tore, a confidence in en c rent it,g a continuance
at that preference fn.m the Public, which his Oilices have litre•
tofore experienced and have so richly remunerated.
State Lo'tery Office,
17, Ludgate-street, near St. Peas.

Irish Bank Notes Exclaimed for Betlsh Money.
London, England, 1813-09-09

LIVERPOOL, SEPT.

Arrived the I-lizard, from Libbon—supplied Hope,
Wlct.imi,:bN, from Africa for London, with provi-
s;ms, in lat. :38. lg.; also the Old Friend from Cadiz
Lisbon, in lat, 49. 15. long. 11. The Adven-
twe, CIit•CIiSTIANE, from hence and Cork Quebec,
which sailed front Cork With the fleet on 31st ult.
put back thi:: day, having prung a leak. Seireral of
the fleet were dispersed in a gale, and some of them
rut back to Cork on the 4th.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 1.

The Lady Francis, Captain Rurrzmi, and the Lord
Nelson, Captain DEANE, sailed this aftelnoon with
their respective wads of the 7th—the former for Got-
tepiargh, the latter for Heligoland. Wiind W.N.W.

MILFORD, SEP I EMBER 6.
.Arr!Vid, and put under 4tiarantine, the Malvina,
Viii;Nc, from Gibraltar, for Newcastle: the Master
states, that it was it porzed at Gibraltar that the
plagite Ilia 'considerably decreased at Malta. Also
arriVed the Maria; SIMBERLEAK, front Waterford for
this port:
London, England, 1813-09-09

DIED.

Lately, at Clifton, Elizabeth Palmer,n youngest daughter of the
late l hymn Palmer, Esq. Carlton Curtien, Leicestershire.
Thursday, at Eastwed Park, in his 21st year, Edward Finch
Hatton, Esq. Lieutenant R. N.
On the _7>h ult. Major Arthur Wolfe, of the Kildare Militia.
London, England, 1813-09-09

PION.ANTI-KFTRI
TT is now unequivo:7ally proved that the PATENT
AN I I-ATTRI . lON COM POSI I'ION is the cheven aild
best •Illing ever yet discovered for ips' Bottoms, instead of
Cilper ; io preserve Cables from beirs ttobbed in the Hawse-
holes, ius•ead of a Plat, •Service, or Rounding ; the Rigging of
ship- from the Weather, and from being chafed, instead of Tar,
Parceht.e, and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; td
render Leather and Canvas Water-proof ; and to prevent the ef-
fects of Friction in Steam Engines, Stigar-Mills,Thresising
h1:111, (or other Implements of Husbandry generally used by Fars
awls), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, and Machirisry of
every description. It is also the best Thing to preserve the Blades
Of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Stet.l Articles, from Rust.
It will likewise preserve Spouts, Posts, tails, Gates, Park
ling, and every kind of W,,cid and Wooden Bwaling from the
Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, tither in the East or West Indies,
er In any Climate. One priming of this Composition is in
some cases equal, o one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or
any other hied of Grease, Paint, or Tar and the Public save
by its use from SOO to 4,0V0 per cent. exclusive or preventing the
bear and tear in Machinery, Wheels, &c. Ste. which es a saving of
expense more than that or saving nine parts out of ten, anti no-
/thine can be so clean in its working, or give su little trouble.
iuM, wholesale and retail, lot the Patentees, at No. 40, Chas
ring-Cross, near the Admira'ty, London; and, by their appoint
M i
eta at most Ship Chandlers I.ibraries, Printers, Coaclimakers,
lronniorger4' Innkeepers, CoaCh-offices, addlers, and Shop-
kcirtsrs w the United Kingdom, in boxes, price Is. ed.; 2s. 6d.;
4s-t!• 6c1.• One Guinea, and Two Guineas each.
The smallest size box c. Mails' a quantity sufficient to prime a
four whey rarriage twice, with which. it will run upwards of
three thousand mitts, without applying any thing else to the axle-
nets ; and one half guinea bra coil;ains a sufficient quantity for
a stage...A al;?tni to travel thirty-three thousand miles • and it will
work with wood axle, rees, or with Common boxesaLd axletrees
Cl are
The !Twit satisfactory Femora of the merits of the Composition
way be seen at the Yammers' Office. tip. 40, Charing Cross, as
above. Lirectiens are given with each box, which ate signed
W. 1). Bellamy."
London, England, 1813-09-09

Y .%ItMOL! I'H; SEPT. 8.

Sailed yesterday the FLAMER, for Wingo Sound,
aAd this rnc.rning the Pnosptuo and DEFENDER lug-
gas, after having put hack several times strong
;:.!vetse winds, the former fur the Nore and the latter
for the Down.
London, England, 1813-09-09

1 of SAST-7ND!A ROUSE, Sriti. 9, lei s
DIRECTORS of the UNITED
THE COURT
COMPANY of MARC WANTS of ENGLAND, tratlirt
to the EAST INDIES,, do ketch give Notice,
That a General Court of the sald Company will be held at
their House in Lradenhall•strcet, on Wednesday, the i sth April,
1814, for the Election of Six Eirectors of the said Company for
1 Four Years. JAMBS COBB, A:Arita Seawall.

TRANSPORT OFFICE, diarist %S, 1813.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
BLS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taiing
Careof SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care asel
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby Ow Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 26th of
Octcber, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING
Prisoners of War in Health, at JAMAICA, for 12 Months
certain, from the Ist January, 1814.
No Tender will 6: received after one idea ox the dal of treaty, nw
any noticed, tanks.; the party, or an agent for hint, prrsossally attend.
Each Tender oust be aceawianied by a Letter from two respectable
Persons engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sum
of £2OOO, for the due performance of the Contract.
Further particulars way be brown, by applying at this Office.
London, England, 1813-09-09

1.8. The la.t arrivals are the chaapest that have come :o
hand for some years. Irish Notes taken in paymcnt for Linen,
at par, or .!iscrunted. Persons remitting Money, or going to
inland, may be supplied with Bank of Ircland Notes to at
amount. - •

SAMUEL P. I.EA, No. 10, Stephen-street, Dublin, 2 Agents
JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsburyoluare, London, S
• Co—untry orders punctually executed:

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CHEAP, DRABLE,-and IMPENETRABLE
PAlNlS,grom,d in Linseed Oil, for Park Paling, Fences
Sia'eg, Stucccod Out-buildings, and, lA'eatber:
boarding, cf every de,crii:ion.
Green, per cw:. st.s. I Yellow, Black, White,
Dark Olive Green, 70s. Stone, and Lead Co-
Bright Olive Csfeen, 1121. I lours, each, per cwt. .565.
Blue, ' -80 s. Red, -40 t.
Chocolate, 56.. _ _ _

Prepared Oil, to thin the :drove for U.e, Ss. 6d. per Gall.
Genuine Ground White Genuine Sperm Oil, per
Lead, per ewe. 665. Gal. - - Bs. 6d
Trupentlne, per gall. ii.. Pale Seal Oil, - Ss. Od.
BMW Od, - B‘. 6d. l'.le Whale, - 4s. 6d.
I Linked Oil, . 6s. Otl. Common Oil, - 4s. 04.
N. B. The impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, possess
great durability, and are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot.—
They are peculiarly adapted for work exp•isrd to the effects of
weather, and ivay also be applied with advantage to the general
purposes of Useful In-door Painting, as they dry very quirk, are
handsome in appearance, and are used in the manner of other
Paints.
GLORGE UPTON and Co. Oil and Colourmen, 6C, Queen-
street; 41, London-wall; and Kconet', Wharf, Deale:siu Pitch,
Tar, Rosie, &c. &c.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the(vi-
er:ll Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his
successive improvenients to the highest per fection) continues to
be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Che-
mists, Manchester.
This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is competed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromeics
and kihcaciout Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any
Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts
it for affording relief in Head-acht. Faintings, Btc.; and renders
it wroth:loy grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places
oi public resort, and In the apartments of the sick. It counter
acts, Ow, the infection of Contagious Diseases.
As many spurious and infer;or preparations are sold under the
same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that tie nam:s of Messrs.
Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bottles price 2s. Ad. each,
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Bkw,
Cockqur-street. (the only Agents in London authorised by the
Proprietors ;) where may be bad, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver,
Corneliso, Crykralt &e,
.Also HENRI'S CALCINED MAGlizstA, in bottles at 2s. 9.1.
and larger with glass stopperr, at 4s. Gti. rub; cycle aanws wins
on the stamp.
London, England, 1813-10-14

COIAMODORS ItObOERS.

' • • CORI% OCTOBER 8.
By tbb Ecvo sloop of war, Captau T. PERCIVAL,
arrived at Bantry Bay, we are informed, that he spoke
two store4hips and a brig, who stated to him, that in
lab 37. 3. long. 12. they discoreted a large t wo.rier
man of war in sight,'which they um perceived was
neitherrrenrbuse English ; and as be kept 1 (veering
about them, they made Some fin &sr obter Tatou, frost
the whole of which they had no 41141%418W she was
the President, American' man of war, Commodore
Roseau ; what is not a little surprising, she permit.
ted them to hold on their course, and. proceeded her.
self down the coast of Spain- We understand the
Admiral has received an accsyst ken Captain Past•
wait ita ~60Tg 9EirAb

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BULLETIN.

Head-quarters, Kingston, Aug.l4, 1813.
By accounts received from his Excellency the Go-
vernor in Chief and Commander of the Forces, from
Commodore Sir James Yeo, dated off York, half-past
one r. M. on the 1 Ith instant, the fallowing particu-
lars have been transmitted of the capture and foss of
the enemy's armei schooners :
Thursday evening last, the 10th inst. the enemy's
squadron, under the command of Commodore Chaun-
cey, got under weigh from their anchorage, off the
mouth of Niagara River, and with a fine breeze lion)
the East stold towards our fleet, which were be
calmed off the port of Twelve-mile Creek. At sun-
set a breeze coming off the Lind, gave us the wind of
the enemy, when our squadron stood for them, on
which they immediately bore away from us, under
as much sail as their schooners could carry to keep
up with the larger vessels. The enemy's fleet lot med
a 1 ing line the Pike, Madison, Oneida, and six
schooners. Two schooners were placed to windward,
for the purpose of raking the masts of our squadron
as it should come up. At eleven, the squadron got
within gun-slot of the schooners, when they opened
a brisk fire, and, from their going so fast, it was more
than an hour before the Wolt, our headmost ship,
could pass them at this time the rest of the squadron
were two or three miles a-stern of the Wolf, and on
her coming up with the Madison and Pike,. they put
before the wind and. made sail, firing their stern-
chasers, Sir J. Yeo, finding it impossible to get the
squadron up with the enemy, as the Wolf was the
only ship which could keep up with them, then made
sail between them and the two schooners to windward,
which he captured, and which are called the Julia
and Growler, each carrying one long 32-pounder and
one long 12-pounder, and 40 men. Two of the ene-
my's largest scho:mers (the Scourge, of 10, and Ha-
milton, of 9 guns) upset on the night of the 9th, in
carrying sail, and all on board perished—about 100
in number. By this loss and capture, the enemy's
squadron is reduced to ten vessels, and our's increased
to eight. It is ascertained that. the Pike mounts '2B
long 24-pounders, and 4'20 men ; the Madison, '22
long 32-pounders, and 3-40 men. Boat loads of troops
were taken on board the enemy's squadron on Mon-
day last, for the purpose, it is supposed, of repelling
the boarders. The Wolf has nut received any mate-
rial ihjury, and not a person hurt. The prisoners
were landed on the Ilth instant, and the Growler's
damages repaired. She had lost her bowsprit, and
was otherwise cut up.
" Nothing could exceed the ea;erness and enthu-
silsiaarn of the Officers and men su our sguadr.on fur
a dose engagement!'
London, England, 1813-10-14

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Nye•

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vein tb peettate Into Bohemia, but lablcb hay* all
betwittended with the destretdeti tif these adtaeced

carps.

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All the intelligence received dontething the coil•
dition of the French armies in the Mineral Moths
taihs (Irsgeburge) concur in stating, that they suf.,
fer the most dreadful privations ; that they daily lose
hundreds of horses for want of forage, and that it
support itself on horse flesh.
London, England, 1813-10-14

44 .His Royal Highness the Grand Prince Constar&•
tine was, during the fight, with the van-guard, and
in a continual shower of bullets.

44 General Count Wittgenstein, the Duke of Wir-
temberg, the Geneials of Artillery Counts Colloredo
and bieerfeld, General Von Ziethen, Lieut. Field,
Marshal Aloys Von Lichtenstein, the Lieutenant Co-
lonels Semony, Lopste, and Czorich, the latter of
whom could. act wjdf great effect from the coil.
snencetnent of the action; the Major Louis Geypert,
and Captain Doery, had, in particular, opportunides
of distinguishing themselves. •

41 The three armies agairi.fonght on this day, as
(Fatemally unittd, and animated by the same spirit.
44His Imperial Majesty on the night after the
battle sent to the Genetul of Artillery, Count Collo-
redo, the Cross of the MilitertOrder of St. George.o
the third class ; and to the Lieutenant Feld !Grail
Prince Aloys Von Lichtenstein,. a goLkii;sesi4d of
honour, set with diamonds, and an inscription on the
same.

" According to intelligence just received from
Dein-me, the parallels before that 'fortress are a 4
ready opened."

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THE PENINSULA.
His Majesty's schooner Mout= arrived at Val.
mouth oa Monday from Passage, is the Nonh of
Spain, with the Mail of the sth instant.
When the, Mvu,rr sailed, no accounts bad Been
received of the fall of Pamplona, and the letters by,
the Mail from the army state, that so movement of
importance had taken place in the interval from the
date of the Marquis of Wzwuorou's last diailittites.

AMERICA.•
. In our front page will be found a Bulletin tklative
to the operations in CatradA to the 14th of -August'
brought by the Hydra transport, from Itajfas. Thsk
Bulletin ieferred to hap not' yet been officially received
by Government. a
The substance of the accoupta which they here tie•

.ceived are detailed, in the subjoined • -•-•

43ULLE,t1N.. -
COLQNI44t DEPARTMENT.
KDOWNOIGASTREIT, OCTOIIIII 149 IfilS.
0 DisPatchet Nivel:mu received from ?iv Ciineisise-
fspiVOST, dated tingjtoit, the Bth of Aug..st .••••
« They state, that on the Slat of July the7C4ilies
fleet appeared off YOrk, in I.Tirper. Canada, where ti
landed about 250 men, opened the•jail- and took away
three soldiers confined for felony, ieiied some piiiate
property, and at night returned on board their vessels.
Every ptiblic store hairtng been removed from the
town previous to their arrival, the plunder obtained by
•
them was very trifling. On the 3.1 August the
my's fleet anchored off Niagara.
" No tidings had been received from Sir Limas
Yao since he sailed from Niagara, on the 81st July.
The dispatches also contain an account of the com-
plete success which attended the expedition tin Lake
Champlain. This last 'service vrai effected without
' the loss of a Man*"

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London, England, 1813-09-07

TI3ISH wishes to remind his best Friends (the
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Mouth. The Schtme con alas

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day, will be entitled to £lO,OOO, ancLthe first Prize the, second
day (September 28) to X20,t100. •
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BicH, 4, Cornhlll, and 9, Charing Cross, where': werty ore CA-
PITAI. PRIZES were Sold and Shared In the last Lottery that
finished in June.
Schemes, with particulars, to be bad gratis, and all kinds of
Government Securities bought and cold by Commission, at

4, CORNHILL, and 9, L'HARING•CROSS, LONDON.
London, England, 1813-09-07

- MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL.
lrE WINTER COURSE of .LECTURES
will Fommence thu beginning of OCTOIIIIR. yis.Praciice
of Medicine, by Dr. toil lIINGTON and Dr. Cotter; Chenibtry,
by Dr. bAEINC row, Dr. Nl4‘ iterr,. and Mr. At.t.stt ; Experi-
mental Prilosophy, by Mr ALIEN; Theory of Medicine' and
Materia Me.dica, by Dr. CUR R Y and Dr. Cuocustav ; Mid-
wriery And Disea!es of Wotn.ni and Children,hy Dr. Hat oIITON
Physiology, or Laws of the Animal Cr:couorny, by Dr. Ha at:lrs-oN
Structure and Disoases of the •I'eeth, by Mr. i•oi.
. N. 13. Those several Lec•ures, with those on Anatomy, an 3
40 the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the 'Theatre
of St. Thomas's Hospital adjoining, are so arranged, that no two
of them interfere in the...hours of attettdance; and the whole is
cakulated to form a, Complete course of Metlic4 and Cliirurgi
Cal InStruction. Terms and (Ebel Particulars miy be learnt from
Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital.

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consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their, premises, No 225, (near She, hay-M?rket.)
where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced..... • .
This Machine combines the Fireplace, Poppers, Marsh Tpel
Under Back, lloti Bach; and Working Tun, in one 'Utensil;
which is compact; durable,. and convenient, and worked by
method. simple and certain in 4s.operation.
The Machine is made of various dinteniions, suitable to enwil
Fandlits,or the most extensive establishments .
N. and.Co..have tbe plealture of saying, they have most,re.
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1 own and Coemry, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention. , _• 1
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London, England, 1813-03-09

DEAL, MARCH S.

Arrived his Majesty's ships WARRIOR and ALEX-
ANDER, from Portsmouth ; the latter has sailed for
the Baltic, the former remains with the outward-
bound. Also arrived the BERMUDA, with a convoy
from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the River.

Five o'Clock.—Sailed the Warley East-Indiaman,
for Portsmouth.—Wind N.W.
HARWICH, MARCH B.

The Diana packet, Captain 111,Dowoofr, arrived
during the night from Gottenburgh, but it is not un-
derstood that the brings any news of consequence
from the Russian armies.
COVE OF CORK, MARCH S. .

Arrived the EARL SPENCER cutter, Lieutenant
BOTHWELL, from Waterford, with new raised men.
Wednesday sailed his Majesty's ship REGULUS, Cap.
taro TAILEUR, and Murountrar. C.tptdin FALCON,
with seven companies of the Sd Garrison Battalion,
for Malta.

Yesterday evening, his Majesty's ship JALOUSE,
Captain Lowe, fired a gun preparative to the sailing
of the Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar Fleets :—it is
accordingly thought they will put to sea some time
in the course of the day.
London, England, 1813-03-09

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 7.

Arrived the COMET, of 22 guns, Captain Beaver,
from Portsmouth, atd anchored in the Sound. The
HERMES, of 22 guns, Captain &cowrie, went from
Hamoaze to the Sound, after a refit. The ARROW
schooner will go today from Stonehouse Pool to the
Sound, after a refit. The ARM= frigate, which
sailed on Friday to Portsmouth, takes convoy to the
West Indies. The RIMi frigate also, Captain MAL-
COLM, now in the Sound, sails to Cork on Wednes.
day next, and takes convoy to the West Indies. Se.
'veral other vessels here are also spoken of as about to
proceed to the same quarter, in consequence of the
depredations of American privateers. The Peanut
sloop of war, now at this port, has orders to take on
board an Envoy to Algiers, and will proceed to
Portsmouth for that purpose. Remain in Cawsand
Bay—the DUBLIN and CLARENCE, of 74. guns each ;
the latter is refitting, the former will come into Ha.
moaze.—Wind'N.W. very fresh.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH e.
Arrived his Majesty's ships PLANTAGENET and
Havoc, from the Downs. Sailed the BEAGLE, with
a convoy, for ditto.—Wind N.W. fresh breezes.