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London, England, 1813-08-20

PLAN OF ST. SEBASTIAN.

MR.. .ARROWSNIITH having obtained Spanish'
and French original Plan* of ST SEBAS I'IAN, and hay-
ing added the Soundings from 'Fosino, has now completed an En-
graved avian of the Town, Citadel, and Bay, on a Scale of nearly
au inch to SOO yards. Price Ss. at Arrowttnith's. 10, Soho square.
Mr. Arrowsmitles Military Map of the PYRENEES and
adjacent Provinces (from Roussel and 1.1 Blottiere,) on a Scale
of one Inch to three Geographical Milk!, afford* a correct deli-
neation of all the Mountains, Villages, Pmit-4, and Rivulets.—
Price in ten Sheets, .13 tat. tad. Mounted *C4 Ms. Also, Mill—
tary Map of Gtermanyi, Fake in six very large Sheets, *C6 611.—
Mounted £B.

• • YEW MUSIC.
14 Q HARP AND FLAT." the.favonii te-Musical
Farce now performing at tire Theatio Refs!, Lyeetim, the
inusle composed and Arranged for the Pianetentte by Mr. Hook, I
price as. he ever memorAhle 13:.ttk of Vittoria, tor the Piano-
forte, composed by R. Campbell, price 3s. dd. The Hero's Ad-
dress previous to the Battle,. adaptell to Mosaft's celebrated
blarch, by Do. price Is.
.I.ea Petits Bijoux, (No. XI.) con-
taining the Valencia Wale, composed by 3. De Michele, price 2s.
to be continued. A- selection of the mess admired Airs, coin
posed by celebrated Authors, arranged for the Pianoforte or
Harp, Nos. I. 11. and 111. price each 2s. Aid. to be continued.—
Beauty in rears,- the failurite Snug sung by Mr. Br.lham In the
Romantic Opera of " Loiloiska," composed by J. Parry, price
7s. 6d.
• London, Published by Goulding, D'Altnaine, Potter and Co.
140. 20, Soho.square; and No.7,Westmorelitici-street, Dublin.

This day was pubitshed, in One Vol. Svc). price 4s. boards,
AN ESSAY on the Authenticity of the NEW
TFS I'AMENI', containing an account of the Ancient
Version., and some of the principal Greek Manuscripts; an exa-
mination of the evidence afforded by Celsus, Poirhyry, and Ju-
ban, and by the early Fathers; with remarks on the Style of the
Evangelists and tt. PauL—By 1. F. GYI.IiS, Esq.
Printed for I. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly.

This day were published,
In Three Volbws:, Iv o. price £l. 11 s. td. boards,

EPTERS. WMTTEN by EMINENT PER-
-1 SONS in the SEVEN I'FENTH and EIGHTEENTH
CENTURIES ; -to which are added, Hearm's Jouniles to Read-
ing, and toll'Aiddon the Seat of Browne Willis, Esq. and
Lives of eminent Men. By 'Ant Aubrey, Dig. The whole now
Silt pi:Whiled from tbel/fri,nals :it* the Bodleian Library and
Mii m ; with biographical and !henry. Illunrations.
By thy AO I'HOR OF, SELEC:f lONS FROM THE GEN-
TLEMAN'S NTAGAZOIE•. ' •

Printed for lunitnan,Hurst,tltets, Orme and Broirrn, Pater-
no trr-row • sit,l at. the &Web. :54, .New hood-street,
Liuidon ; and itundir.titif Matter, Os:ord.
sokont sho .may be had,
A Selection of Curious Articles front the Gentleman's Maga-
in 4 late *ale. 111P6. (tte 21 Edition). price £2.- I Its:
b.• The stk Vointne may be liad-seParate, price ttuboards.
London, England, 1813-02-11

TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, ANIS THE PUBLIC IS

GENERAL.
rrti RMEAU and SEWARD, Inventors of the
Patent LIVERPOOL LAMP, feel it a dory they owt-this
Public to state, that the very great demand for their Lamps bas
induced a few needy individuals to attempt introducing to the
Public a Lamp resembling the Pateat Liverpool—only in its out•
ward appearance, but in principle the same as the Argand (dun
which none can be worse for burning common. oil). The im-
mense number of Patent Liverpool Lamps now in use in the
houses of the Nobility and Gentry, 13 well u in the shops of
Tradesmen, are the most convincing proof of their onsintnt
'periority over every Lamp hitheno invented; they produce n
much brilliant pure light as.any three other Lamps with the
usz of common oil only, without sera or smoke.
The only Warehouses belonging to the Proprietors are tt Na.
132, Drury-lane, orptlisite Long Acre ' • and No. 62, Church..
street, Liverpool; where the best wick oil and glasses may he
had for the above.
London, England, 1813-02-11

CROWN AND ANOHOR, STRAND,
FEBRUARY 10, 1813.
ÜBSCRIPTIONS for the RELIEF of the POOR
I-, SUFFERING INHABITANTS of the different Govern-
ment • of RUSSIA, through which the French Armies have passed
in their late Itieaiion of That Empire.

Amonht of Subscription 3 already advertised £26,69 3 3
SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer.
Lord Manner* £lO5 0

J. S. S. S.

X.; 5

James Neild, Esq. 10 0 I John Huddleston, Esq. 19 0
Rev. John Ellis 5 0 Mi.s liuddleston 1 0
J. P. Carpenter, Esq. 10 0 Colonel. Huddleston 4 0
S. H. 2 0 Mrs. D. E. Huddleston 1 .0
L. H. 1 r kichard Toiler, Esq. 5 5
J. J. H. . 1 1 Sir 1: ea. Robinson, Bart. 21 0
J. Stafford, Esq. • Inner Alex. Murray, Esq.
Temple n 2 Symond's Inn 10 10
One Day's Pay from the Corps and Departments in the Island of
Jersey, transmitted by Lieut.-General Don, £365. ISt. 93d.
•iz.
£l4 12 0

Staff
Sd Rota! Veteran

Royal Artillery £2l 10 0
Royal Enginars 31 Igi
Island Militia In-
-5 13 0

Battalion
6th Regiment
7th Do.
15tli Do.
18th Do.
46th Do.
62d De.
tor Do.
16th Do.

49 10 61
23 15 0
30 12 2-
23 10 0
30 5 24
24 19 6
42 18 81
30 16 7k
17 5 Si

specters
Civil Branch of the

Ordnance 5 1 6
Barrakk Department 2 12 6
Masonic Lodge (Mi-
litary Artificers) 5 0 0
Royal Jersey Trnup 6 9 7

G. H. C.
London, England, 1813-02-11

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE RiGENT
held a Court at Carlton House. Soon atter two
o'clock his ROYAL HicturtEsm held a Privy Council.
for pricking for the Sheriffs for the ensuing year,
which was attended by—
The Archbishop of Cant;thory, the Lord President of the
Council, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the Phut
Lord of tie 'Treasury, the Chancellor of the Exchequerl the
First Lord of the Admiralty, the MutenGeneral of the.Ord.
mane, the Woe Secretaries of &ete, the Prirdsbert of the Beard
of Control, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord
Steward of the Household, the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice.
Chamberlain, the Comptroller of the Humehoid, the Frees..rer
of the Household, Scc.—Viscount Ca arwr KD and Mr. Surt.aa
attended as Clerks of the Council.

The PRINCE gave audiences to the Earl of HAR.
ROWDY, the LORD CHAT/CELLOS, Viscount SID/40tOTIfp
the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Viscount CASTLEBERDIis Ent
MumtAvg, and Viscount MoLvit.cs.
London, England, 1813-02-11

THE PRINCESS OF WALES' LETTER.

From the same Morning Paper which yesterday
gave publicity to the letter of her Royal Highness,
we copy the following account of the way in which
the letter got into circulation t
44 It was transmitted on the 11th ult. to Lord Li-
VERPOOL, and Lord ELDON, sealed, by Lady COMP.
LOTTE CAMPBELL, as Lady in Waiting for the mouth,
expressing her Royal Highness's ple.sure that it
should be presented to the PIIINCE REGENTS and there
was an open copy for their perusal.
4„! On the 15th, the Earl of LIVERPOOL presented
his compliments to Lady CIIARLOTTE CAEIPBELL, and
returned the letter unopened, as we have stated
46 On the 16th, it was returned by Lady CHAR..
Lorre, intimating, that as it contained matter of im-
portance to the State, she relied on their laying it be-
fore his Royal Highness. • It was again returned un-
opened, with the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S compliments,
to Lady CHARLOTTIL, saying, that the PRINCE saw no
reason to depart from his determination.
44 On'the 17th, it was returned in the same way by'
command of her Royal Highness, expressing her con-
fidence, that the two Noble Lords would not take upon
themselves the responsibility of not communicating
the letter to his Royal Highness, and that she should
not be the only subject in the Empire, whose petition
was not to be permitted to reach the Throne. To
this an answer was given, that the swamis of it ha
been made known to the PRINCE.
On the 19th her Royal Highness directed ale
to be addressed to the two Noble Lords, desiring
know whether it had been made known to his key.
Highness, by being read to him, and to know his pie
sure thereon.
" No answer was given to this letter, and therefo
on the 26th she directed a letter to be written, ex
pressing her surprise, that no answer had been give
to her application for a whole week.
gg To this an answer was received, addressed t
the Princess, stating, that in consequence of her Roy
Highness's demand, her letter had been real to th
Prince Regent on the 20th, but that lie had not bee
pleased to express his pleasure thereon.
Here the correspondence was closed—and sr,
days after this copies of the letter were in circulation:,

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at
East India House, when the following Captains wet
sworn into the command of their respective ships :
Capt. CKASIAS GaABAY, William Pitt ; Capt.W.BATtit
Marchioness of Ezeter,fur Ceylon and Bengal
Captain F. W. SWINTON, Canatic ; Copula I. BrlvaLoor
DcYoostare ; for Sapgal direst,
London, England, 1813-02-11

"C`ASHIONABLE DA NClNG.—Privatel'uition
Mr:HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grateful
thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for •he very dis-
tinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully
iulixits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen
who have never acquired this accomplishMent, or those who
have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi-
tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify shim
for t:.e first Av.emblies, on application at his. residence, Coach-
makers' Hall, N oblc-sirc et,Foster-lane, Cheapside.
London, England, 1813-02-11

£2O 0 I Dean of Lincoln

A Farmer, an admirer
of Alexander the
Magnanimous, the
Liberator of Europe 10 10
A Bri.ish FreL holder,
who joined in the
unanimous declara-
tion and resolutions
of the British Capital
on July :20, 1803
Sir John Macpherson,
Bart. 10 10

10 10

5 5

One Day's Pay from
the Officers, non-
commissioneil Offi-
ctrs, and privates of
the four Companies
of the 11th Ruyal
Veteran Battalion,
now at Winchel et,
p..t. Captain J. C.
M'Kay, £3O. 1 IS. 4d.
Mr. W. A. Scripps,
Brixton 1 1

7--
Subscriptions are received at the Crown and Anchor Tavern ;
by all the Barkers in Westminster; by Child and Co ; Goslings
and Co.; and Hoare, Fleet-street'; by Sir James Esd-ailt and co.
Lombard-street; by Prescott, Grote, and. Co. I hrtadneedle
street; and by Down, Thornton, and Co. 13art
London, England, 1813-02-11

HEALTH IN THE FULLEST ENJOYMENT.

WHO would for even one. night endure the p
anxiety, and miserable feelings that arise from a ,lisor-
dered state of the bilious secretion, when by having recourse to
the most certain and efficacious remedy ever •I•sLovere,l, the
HEPATIC, nr LIVER PILL" the unhappy sufferer may have
his evil• terminated even by one d% se ? 'I hey effectually clear
ti,e bowels, improve the appetite, digestion, and colour of the
skin, removing wind, heartburn, and headache,-enlivening the
spirits, an.l causing the hours of test to be tranquil and refreshing.
.1 hese truly Anti-Bilious Pills are told envy at the new Medi-
cine Warehouse, 42, East End, St Paul's Churck yard, halt way
between Watling-street and Cheapside, in bqxes 4s. G. and
2s. 9d. each.
London, England, 1813-02-11

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11; 1813.

liIMMAN'S PILLS.

IN the various ccmpl.sints incident to the human
frame, there Are none more drculfel in their nature, nor more
alarming in thin. consyqut nees, than the Gravel and Stone, Pains
it. the Pack, louts, read Bleeder, and Lumbago. They are corn-
i.ants :q %%hid* every person is liable. and are a foundation for
every other species of t ••older. HICKMAN'S PILLS, com-
posed of the most innoc..nt ingredtents, have been found of sin-
gular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing
tb.. mire, but in happily destroying tue petrifying quality of it,
from which proceed the above complaints, &c. removhig the
calculi, or gritty secretions; and banishing every pernicious ten-
dency to these disorders, without confinement. From a consoous-
tit ss of tke Fowerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a
private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted,
and reconimended as a cure for the above complaints:
Auld wholc.,ale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner
of Paterno-ter-row ; and retail by &lam an-I 'harp, Portsmouth ;
Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, We.' on, Itikal!ory, and.
Jones, Port ‘ea ; Trewman, Exeter; Ceoltwordiy, Glenvi:le, Gil-
bert, and Hnxland, Plymouth; Newbury, Publin; Baxter and
Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, act 't, and Cargill,
Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bali; Ross and Pe7k, Hull; Crcpon,
Edwards and Penny, and B hinge, Liverpool; Stains anti Lynch,
Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham,
Gregory. Brighton; Whitt, Brighton; and most Medicine Ven-
ders, in bozos at 2s. 9d. each.

A COUNTRY HOUSE TO BE LET, FURNISHED.
BEING an elegant modern building, sitnated on
11 fine do:ado() trim the banks of the l'rent, ctanmancling
a beautiful and and eareaAve view of the River, and of varioug
other interesting objects; near a villai; through wkich rues the
road from Newark to Nottinglicm. The House consists of a
Portico, Vestibule. siacions Dining and Drawing-rcenn dy
or Breaktan -roqru, luarkeeper..-roont, But: es-pantry:Kt:the%
Back Scuilkry, with a Pump ciclosed. and eight Lodg-
ing roams all on the first elevation. About the house are eight
Acres of Land, divided Into five cro!ts, a Graprry, anti Pi..e
Stove, Green-siouse, double Coach-house, excellent Stables, Cow.
houses, and Garden. The above may be rented by the year, or
for three years tertaifh

For turtiter part'crlars applications nisi be made to Mr. Jack.
son, No. 121, Wood-street, London,
London, England, 1813-02-11

NEXT WEDNESDAY.

IPIDDING and Co. No. 1, CoRsmLL, and No.
▪ 3, CHARING CROSS, recommend the $414,1)1 Lottery of
T
7,n00 Tickets, to be-drawn 17th anti 16th of tS MONTH,
u it contains a Variety of Capitals of leao,ooo, Xio,cutt,
• ;,000, £2,000, £l,OOO, £5O &e. &c. equal to former Lot-
teries of nearly double the Number of Tickets. PIDDINO and
Co also remind the Public, that in the last FESRUARY LOT-
TZItT, they sold a Prize of £20,000, a Repetition of which Suc-
WS in this corresponding Lottery, and the corresponding Day of
the Month, they would consider the most gra.ifying Memento
o the Anniversary. Various other Capitals of £30,000, £4,000,
.e,311), £4OO, and No. 11,999, a Prize of :CM) in the I.AsT
Lottery, have also been sold In Shares by PIDDING and Co.
No. 1, CORNHILL. No. tt, CHARING CROSS.
11.1 Country Orders, enclosing tt.e Amount, post paid, duly
efferted.

BEAUTIFUL White Teeth. may be regarded as
one of the greatest blessings Providence can ht stow, without
which the finest formed face is Imperfect ; inatttintion to the tenth
and gums is the rrincipal cause of an offensive breath. BuTteit's
VEGETABLE lizsromtvr. TociTa POWDER is a most elegant
and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its
particular qualities at e not simply confined to cleansing the teeth
btit will preserve then: in the highest state of perf.ction It wit
render them beautifully white, fasten such at may be loose, and
restere tlFen to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy
in -the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the torth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath deli 7ately sweet,
relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, lum-bles, and
swelled face.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Burl" 4, Cheaisside, corner
of Paternoster-row; and retail by Behan and Sharp, Vortsmontli,
HaU and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Nlallm y, avd
Jones, ,Portsea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, C;:env,llr,
Gilbert, and linxland, Plymouth ; Newbu, It; Dublin ; Dam er
and Nl'Donatil, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Car-
gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Pet Hun; W to
Brigr.ton ; Roberts. Seldon, and Ruff,
son and Billing,e, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; Stains and
I ch , Manchester; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and lit iysi. Bit -
ming', am ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most r.-spectable Meth
cute Venders in the Kingdom, in Boxes 2s, fttl. tact).
London, England, 1813-08-16

In this Work r.oglisb Grammar is —ma dervil easy to the capa-
city of every Leas ner, not only by giving a concise Outliui. of
its mend Principles, but by combining .f Mory. with Practice.
by adapting Questions and Excreta*, in a well iliges ed Order to
s.cls Rule, by concentrating every thing easintlal, and bringing
it at once to the test of Practice.—" By it children will nut be
engaged so long s. they now are, with so much labour of the me-
missy, sod so beds maisrance of the wuderstasiding."— Dr. Lavish.
Printed for C Cradock and W. Joy, S 2, Pateruustee-row;
add C. Law, Avemaris-lane.
London, England, 1813-02-18

DIVIAJENDS to he mile at GUILDHALL.

Feb. 22, John Wall, Oxford-street, hat•tr, at 12. March 12,
Matthew GoT,Want'swor h, at 10. March 9, -ant.
Parker, Suth Lainbe,h, undo water, ar 10. M.rch 3, Mich.
Nt wahins, Wellclo e-square, u 11hr:11a-maker, at 10.
Feb. 22. SVm.Ward, Keadmg, b trge builder, at t I.
DIVIDENDS to he ninde in the COUNT'I.Y.

March 1•2., T. Platten, jun. King's Lynn, cabinet•maker, at
4, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. March 11, Wm Philaips,
Wraghy, ithopkerper, at 11, at the Rein Deer Liticom. March
12, Juqah Hecht, Rich. Isherwood, and Rich G:i gory, 110....0n-
1e-IVloors, corn-dealer., at 12, at the Swan, Patin. Male!. 11,
Henry Iciadbetter, Ince-witlii.i-Vlackerfield, milker!) .I*, at at
the Buck i' th' Vine, Wigan. March 11, John Steel Fulwo
skinner, at 2, at the Buck th' Vine,Wigan. March 13, kichard
Moution,Wigan. and Peter Fawcett,Manchester, manufacturt rs,
at 11, a' the 13ridgeveater Arms, Matichetter. March 17, Jona-
than Ducker, Ludwnrtb, thread-manufacturer, at 3, at titeWart•en
Baleley Arms, Stockport. March 10, John Provcr, jun rte r-
cbant, at 11, at the Ceninici-c:al Inn, I.:mcasttr, M..rch 9, Nab.
Cratich, Exeter, mt rchant, at I l , at the Globe, Exeter. Much 11,
T. Ilackhurne and Gm.ble It times Bonner, King's Lynn, mer-
chant, at four, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. March 13. Matt.
thew Purrell, King's Lynn, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Guild.
hall, King's Lynn. March 12, Richard Hunt, King's Lynn, tai.
lor, a: ten, at the Guildhall, ICing's Lynn.
CLR I I FICATES—March 9.

Samtirl Shi•Tta!, Fruma Selwood, clothier. Thos. Whitwi
Liverpool, merchant. Detiois be Perdr, Spann's-buildinis, Pan-
cr.., dealer. Robert Blanchard, Atdenham, dater. Penj Paine,
Circuit Lodge, Greenwich, surer. jor. Joseph Simmons, Lam-
, berhursr, dealer. Alex and Charles Gordon, I:Lurch-Aron,
Soho, tailors. Win. Mumturd, Daventry, draper. Wm. Shar-
ing, Portpool lane, wheelwright. Wm. Bad, Livtrrool, merchant.
Jo•epli Api leyar.l, Queen Alin- meet e,.7, booluieller. 7 We.
Owtn, Whirecross-st reef, grocer. John Hair, liroqt.street, Lau.-
brat, nterchant.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Dodds and Wright, Newcastle, timber merchants. Barnes and
Co. Canterbury, coach-proprietors. Stre-t and Co. I hreadieeedle-
street, stock-brokers. Lucknell and 1 azlriby, Waltham Abbey,
schoolmasters. G. and J. Bassett, hlayfield, ircn•foanders. Mor-
ley and Richardson, Liverpool, drapers. Latham and Strpl.ens,
Wood-street, factors. Stokes and Sander', East Smithfield, pro-
vision-merchants. Adamson and Field, Fcnchurch-street, sue.
tioneers. Lldbetter and Pollard, Southampton, drapers. Jackson
and Co. Manchester and London. Bissett and Lander, Birming-
ham, japanners. Dews and Rdinstord, Wanta;e. boat-owners.
Brandreth and Co. Liverpool. Lticcock and Lupptuns, Leads
and Rio de Janeiro, merchants. Ambrose and Cowie, Salter's-
kall-court, porter-merchants. Ansley and Somerville, Brad-
street, merchants.
London, England, 1813-02-18

•
COPINtGARDEN THEATRE.
Last night Mri. performed the year
Mir: Prue in Cononnves lively Comedy of flee
for Love. Her entre was greeted by the Conti', •cl
plaudits of a most brilliant and crowded audience.--
She displayed all her wonted vivacity. naivette, and
playfulness in the young hoyden. Every senteu. e
was accompanied with universal applause.. It v
difficult to determine whether her scenes with Ben. cr
those with tattle, produced the greatest delight to her
auditory. The whole comedy was admirably I)l3yed,
and went off with the. greatest eclat.
The Farce of The Devil to Pay followed, in which
Mrs. JORDAN resumed her favourite And admired part
of Rea, the cobbler's wife. She was in exce'l-I,t
spirits, and diffused such gond-humour, gcmd-nature,
and kindness, into her performance, the most enthe-
siastic applause followed every scene. Inthat «ttlt
the Conjuror, where he says—a You Irivea gcod face,
and need not be ashamed to shew it any wLere," the .
House resounded with loud and prolonged phrtiits
fur many minutes. Mrs. silti)AN sang a The klte I
was a CoUler't Wife," and the duet with .'ir John Lot e-
rule, with grew: sweetness. INcLEons; wts in es..el.
lent voice, and introduced the ..origi IR Moody with
good effect._ EM MY was an excellent f01i0,,. Mrs.
1-lAnLown, from Drury-lone Theatre, displayed her
usual spirit in Lady Loverule.. There never .1 I. pc. red
a more delighted audience, amPng whom c ohs' r-
ved, Ladies Os.4.7l.srox,LA.,:linm,PAHKEtt, PLUSILR,
BF.AUCHASIP, BULIMIA', LE DEWENCEIC, &e. &c.

A new Musical Drama, in three acts, entitled Ms
Russian Socr,fire ; or, Pie Burning of IV, seocu, is now
iu rehearsal at the I)iibbn Theatre.

THE SOLDIERS COMFD:Zr, A7•D SPORTSMAN'S Pen.
TABLE NITCIII:N.—Warmth and Food ate toe most
o'iviotts means to suppnrt the v earied spirits, and
enable the exhatist.•d frame to perform its lune.
tions without drooping. 040:Officers, in the tick,.
hare telt the want of a cle iniy meal —a warm tent.--
WHITE and Co. No. 7, Princes-street, Londei-,
invite. the pniilic to inspect their Pat!,,[ Cooking
chine, which will dress a joint of meat and ve,.;etablts
without Fu .1, and, at the same time, Stew, Broil,
bike, and Fry, in little more ,pace than a Hat-box.
The Army, Navy, and Pass..nAtrs by Sa, will ,:o
well to nie this sMac::ine, as it will Co.,k in all
Weathers, Warm T nt or Cabin without Smoke or
Smell, and dry their drenchea do- hes—,hey are
mach approved by Sportsmen, particularly on Groute
Shunting.--Th he hall on:y as above—Patent es :!.r
Travelling Carria4e LiAhts, quite new in their effect,
and rendering Nignt-travelling sate.
London, England, 1813-02-18

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Fehrva►y 17, 1818.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
co AvP ifivr of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trailing
to the EAST INDIES, Jo hereby give metier,
. That a General Court of the rid Company will be held by
itejaurninent at their House, in Leatleuhall.street, on Tuesday
'text, the Yid instant, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, to take
-into furth'•r e%)nsideration the Draft, of ihe Petitions to thello-
rwurahle the House of Commons, which were laid by the Court
p. birectors before the General Cour. tri•
• JAMES COBB, Asei‘tvrt Secretary.
London, England, 1813-02-27

WANTS a Situation, as GA KDENtii, a mid-
dle aged Man without any incrunbrance, who under.
rands Kitchen and Flowir Garden, Wall Trees, Framing, 1-.110
the management of Pines and Grapes, doe.. Has no objection to
any part of England, Ireland, or bcotland. , Can have an unfit.
viable character from his last place, where be lived the last tour
years. Has no objection to look after a small Farm if required, •
Letters directed P. B. (post paid) to be left at Mr. Hervey's, •
Grocer, South Lambeth, will be duly attended •n.
LONDON : Printed by Laval. Kiwi, Pizse ; awl
published there, and at the Star-Office *fenipie-bar.
London, England, 1813-02-27

A TRIBUTE TO THE BENEVOLENT.
AN OFFICER of RANK and long Services, re.
duced to extreme distress, by misierterne, and bereft of
every means of support hut that of the scanty pittance of his
Half-pay, in the maintenance of • Wife and Eight Children,
most gratefully returns thanks to those Benefactors who throng%
(References to Messrs. Hodsol and Stirling, Bankers, Strand:
.the Hon. Simon Frazer, Perrin& Shaw, Barber, and Co. 72,
CornhW ; and Messrs. Davison, Noel, Templar, Middleton, and
Wedgewood, 34, Pall-Mall), have kindly honoured him with
notice to his situation.
London, England, 1813-02-27

GENERAL POST.OFVICE, FEB. 9,1813.
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.

WHEREAS, HUFFEY WHITE is ,strongly
sweetest to have, been concerned in the Robbery of
the Leeds Mail, between Kettering and Higham Ferree, on
Monday Evening, the 26th of October last : whoever shall ap-
=l, or came him to be apprehended, will be paid -
of ObIE HUNDRED POUNDS upon his Commit.
Iciest for Trial, and the further Reward of ONE HUNDRED
MINDS upon Isis Conviction.
Hy Ceilaniand of the Postmaster General.
FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.
p. said HUTITY WHFIII is' a Native of London, by
Trade a Cabinet-maker, about 35 or 86 years of age, of good
appearance, S feet 8 or 9 inches high, stouti.h made and stands
very upright, has thin lege, brown hair, broad or full forehead.
pate somplexion, light grey eyes, and little eyebrows; is maned
with the small pok in large piles deep in the skirt% and at some
distruw• front each ogler; his nose turns up. He has a squeaking
voice, is mild in manners. and does not talk much. He is well
known at all the Police °Sees. •

Ha bad formerly served some years on hoard the Hulks, and
returned about ten years since.
Aboitt four years ago he was capitally convicted at the Old
Bailey, and ordered to be transported for life, but afterwards
made his escape.
About twelve moths after this conviction he was apprehend-
ed at Stockport, and tried and convicted at Chester Anises for
this escape, and sent back to the hulks, but again escaped.
He afterwards robbed the Paisley Union Bank, and immedi-
ately proceeded to London by the way of Edinburgh, in pug-
chaise' f and In two or three days after his arrival, was appre-
hended in Surrey, and tried and convicted at Kingston Lent
Assizes ill I, for being at large, and was sent to the hulks.
From thence he again escaped, and has since been in the coun-
ties of Cambridge, Huntingdon, and Northampton, passing bf
the name of WALLIS, until the Rubbery of the Leeds Mail the
itch of October last.

It is not known where he has been since, except that be was
at the Bull's Head, in Bread-street, fur two or three dlys imme-
diately afterwards, and. then went to Bath. He slept at the
Swam Inn, in Birmingham, on Sunday, the 24111 of January last,
and proceeded the next day in company with Robert Brady,
otherwise called Oxford Bob, in the Shrewsbury Mail to Wol-
verhampton, where Brady was apprehended, and White took the
opportunity to quit the Coach, and has not since been heard of.
He may probably be in the company of two persons berein
de-
stribed, via.
One of them about 28 or SO years of :age' stout made, 5 feet
9 inches high, of a dark complexion, black hair, has line black
ages, and good teeth, lisps in speaking, and has an oval visage.
Ihe other about 35 or 36 years of age, 5 fret 10 inches high,
sandy eonapkition, hair and whiskers, the calves of his legs thin,
a little pitied with the small pox, and looks like a horse deal-r.
•_.
London, England, 1813-02-27

SMITH'S BOARDING-HOUSE, 110, CHELTENHAM.
j STEVENS respectfully announces to the nu-
e., • mewl Nobility and Gentry, who have for so many years
patronined the above original Bstablishmeot, that he has sue-
ceeded Mr. Smith therein, and solicits a continuance of their usual
decided preference, which, by the most liberal and unremitting
attention to their comfort and aocommodation, he hopes to suc-
ceed in meriting.

J. S. bast for the convenience of the Boarders, attached to the
House an extensive range of commodious Stabling and Coach-
bouses, where Hones placed at Livery shall have every possible
attention paid them.

BUILDING ARTIFICERS WANTED.

PERSONS of the following Description are wanted
to go to GIBRALTAR on the Public Ser►ice—They must
be well recommended u men of experience in their several lines,
and of good character, and be prepared to enter into Bonds not
to quit the Public Service, or to accept of any other employment
whatever in the Garrison, vie,
A STOREKEEPER, to take charge of Building Materials,
with which he most be thoroughly acquainted.
CARPENTERS and JOINERS.
MASONS and BRICKLAYERS, some of whom must also
understand Slating, Plastering, and Rough Sioue Walling.
SAWYERS.
SMITHS, some of whom must understand Horse-shoeing
and File-cutting.
LOCK-SMITH and BELL-HANGER.
PLUMBERS, GLAZIERS, and PAINTERS.
WHEELWRIGHTS.
COLLAR and HARNESS-MAKER.
COOPBR.
Apply at the Barrack-Office, New-street, Spring-Gardens, be-
tween the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock.
London, England, 1813-02-27

AYOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has been six
years in the Line, the greatest part Of which time an ser-
vice, wishes to proctire the Adjutatacy of • Local Militia, for
which he is perfectly qualified.—Address (post paid) to T. G.
Lomax, Bookseller, Litchfield.
London, England, 1813-02-27

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Soon after the Srais x r X took the Chair, a great pressure took
place at the dims of the Strangers' Ga lery, by pe.sons endea-
vouring to force their way in, although at the time the Gal-
lery wit., fdled to an excess.; two or three persons were forcing
their way into the sects vi et al.mir, and a great rehis.ance and
noise ensued, upon which the Speaker directed the Set jeant at
Aritis,inuredia•ely to take the fluters into custody. The tlcr tic
further observed, that if the distutbatice continued, he I.nped
some floimerable Member would assert the dizuity of the tbause
by moving the Stavin% Order, that the Gallery should he cleared
of strangers.—The disturbance Waned ately ceased.
-Lord STANI LY presented a Petition Irons sandry persons in
Lancashire, complaining of the use of improved Machinery in a
particular branch of Manufacture.
The SPEAKCIA said, the House hitherto had not been ac-
customed to receive pi Hions where the signatures happened to
be on detached slips of paper, which %I as the ease, as lte per-
cadet d, of the petition now brought by the Noble Lottl. The
pt tit sou was therefore refused.
YE9liiltOKb ELECTIMC.

Mr. BARHAM moved, that the Standing Reso-
lution of the House should be read, which ordered
that ail the names of the objectionable voters on crin-
tested•electiotts should be delivered by the contending
parties to each other, at silch a period as the House
/night deem a reasonable intimation, previous to the
balloting of a. Committee to take into consideration
tl:e Contested Election Petitions. _

The Clerk accordingly read the Resolution.
BARHANI then moved, that the Resolution
might be carried into ffect with the sitting Member
and the person petitioning ia Om contested election
for .Pembroke.
Sir JOHN OWEN (Member for Pembroke) said,
that he had not received any' intimation of the 110tiCe.
Of such a motion Laving been given tilt he took his
seat to-day in the House. However he conceived
that the motion had been made at an unseasonable
period, for the Pembroke contested.election Commit-
tee would be balloted on Tuertlry next, and it was
impossible to institute particular inquiries concerning
the merits of voters, who resided at the distance of
three hundred miles, within the compass of three days.
lie.flierefore submitted to the House, that the mo-
tion be rejected, inasmuch as a reasonable allowance
;o prepare the list of impeached voters had
given.
iARHAM said, he had given the notice oP
ion some time ago,' and the Hon. Baronet

of time t;
not been
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his 'moth
London, England, 1813-08-11

GREENOCK, AUG. 6.

Arrived on Wednesday night, the ship Broke, •Fritotrsots,
from Halifax. Sailed from thence the 17th ult. under convoy of
the !NSW( sloop of war,with a fleet for Quebec; parted at Cape
Canes. The .IBoeus frigate, with about ten merchantmen
(amongst which was the Warren, WILLs, for this port), sailed
from Halifax ten days before the Broke, and were to be joined
by others from Pictou, Quebec, &c ; consequently, from the
time that they put to sea, their arrival may be daily looked for.
The ship Loyal Sam, Letnexito, which we mentioned some
time ago to have been taken on her passage front the Bahamas to
• the Clyde, has been re-captured by the Fir John Sherbrook pri-
vateer, of Halifax, and sent In there; but had been previously
plundered of the specie on board, which was considerable. The
Experiment, of and for Plymouth, from Mirimacbie, one of the
Roen:.'s convoy which had parted, was spoke by the Broke or.
the Banks of Newfoundland, all well.—Arrived to-day, the bri-
gantine Britannia, S rntMAT, from Montreal, which place she left
on the 27th June, and sailed from Queb c the sd July, under
convoy of the Nitric, CYGNET. a.id Peeve*, in a !Let of 33
can: this is the only vessel of the fleet destined for the Clyde:
parted convoy near Caro Clear. Calecloilian,Solg, at addax
ElgOt ham

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• &MAT etetihns the QQucciN and 12.**..-xtrintriflient
their evening a: -Frognioree and returned to L...e
Cattle at half .past nine... ... • . • , ::. ..
i Princess Cdant.ovrelaok an airing in her pn:-.e:orti
dravrn by. her berratifuli grey% in the Great • Part:,
through the plantations, to Virginie,Witer,•and back.,
at.iiitien'aock, accompaniediby Miss KNIGIIT. 'Doe
band .Of thi loyal Horse Guards (Blues) were Wait-
ing her 'Royal Highness'3 return, and played till
eleven o'clock. .- • • - . .- '.• • . • .
Mon-day Princestes Vit.Y.OVeSTA, SOPHIA, and Cann..
Corm ofWaLes,-took their morning rides in the Great
Park, accompanied by. Lord WALSINOHAM, Lsdy
Rossa.Yto, and Miss ICVIGia r, Generals WYNYAND and
TAYLOR,. and.M.ijor MunHAY. • • • •
The QUEEN, *ad Princessits.ELtzAnyrk and MValli;\
took an airing to Fiogtnore, atc..
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After the Princesses had returned from their moier
ing's ride, Princess CHARLOTTIC UNA• a ride in het
phaeton and greys, :tccompansid by the•Duchost et
IdrADS'll daughter on horseback. and Miss KNIGHT in
the phaeton with her Royal Highness, thrcoigh the
Great Park, and returned to the Lower Lodge to
dinner in the evening. ' The Band of the 1:44
Horse Guards (Blues) attended, and played to her
Royal Highness till ten. ..
General WYNYARD is come into waiting, and Ge.
neral CARTWRIOHT is gone out.
. 'Phis morning the three Princesces took their usual
morning rides, kc. in the Great Park, accompanied
by Lady THYNNR and Miss Kutottr, Generals WYN•
YARD and TAYLOR, Lord WALSINGGAM and Major
Mtlattar. .
London, England, 1813-08-11

from St. Helen's, seven weeks since. We have not

been able to learn whether they bring any news.
—Sailed this morning the President frigate, Bea-
gle and Urgent brigs of war, and Juniper schooner;
with about forty sail of vessels under convoy, for
Spain and Portugal, the greater part of which are
transports bound to St. Andero, having on board re-
inforcements for Marshal WILLINGTON'S army.—
Among the fleet are the following merchantmen, viz.
Ajax, Taylor ; Fearnought, Dare ; and Erin, Twohy,
for St. Andero ; and Prussian brig, Minerva, for
Lisbon. Also sailed the ship Crabb, Huffnung, un-
der Russian colours, Capt. Hanns, for New Bedford,
in America, with about 400 American prisoners ;--..-
his Majesty's schooner Tracer, on a cruize ; the
Lord Nelson, Tuddicombe, forWaterford, and a few
vessels to the Westward (names unknown). The
Fame, of London, Stabbord master, which arrived
here this day from Prince Edward's Island, parted
with the fleet, under convoy of the .olus, ou Fri-
day last, in the Chops of the Channel.—Sailed the
Ville de Paris, the flag-ship of Sir HARRY BURRARD
MULE, to join the Channel Fleet ; the Ajax, of 74
guns, to the Westward; Iris frigate, on a cruize,
and Challenger gun-brig to the Eastward.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 10.

Arrived the Alert, of 16 guns ; Alphea, of 10 ;
Archer, of 14 ; and the Prevoyante store-ship, with
a very large fleet of transports and merchant vessels
from the Downs. His Majesty's ship Boyne, of 98
guns, Capt. BURLTON, is appointed convoy for the
Mediterranean; Endymion, 40, Capt. ROM for Ha.
lifax, Quebec, and Nova Scotia ; and Iris, 36 guns,
Captain CtinerriAN, for the Brazils and River Plate.
DEAL, AUGUST 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ship JEolus, with part of her
convoy from Halifax, last from the Westward.—
Arrived in the Downs, the following East Indiamen,
under convey of the Bucephalus, Niemen, and As-
trea, viz. David Scott, Royal George, City of Lon-
don, Marchioness of Ely, Broxburnbury, Lord Dun-
can, Alexander, and Clarkson:: these ships are already
passing through the River. The Warren Hastings,
Castle Huntley, Juliana, Coldstream, and Lord Keith,
together with the Severn, Hindostan, Hannah, and
Mary (Country Ships), being the sternmost ships,
will not get into the Downs till next tide.—Sailed
yesterday morning, the Olympia, with a large convoy,
to the Westward. Remain the ships of war as per
last.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1813-08-11

LEMBERG, JULY O.

The Duchy of Warsaw is quite without Russian
troops ; it is, nevertheless, governed by Russian
agents. There is a Russian Governor at Cracow, but
no troops.

LAUSANNE, JULY 127.
We learn that some Swiss Companies which were
in Holland are to proceed to Hamburgh.

BRUNSWICK, JULY 23.
According to the lastintelligencefrom Copenhagen,
the powers granted to.his Highness Prince Christian,.
Governor General of Norway, are very extensive.—
They are, properly speaking, unlimited. Besides, this
Prince appears to enjoy the full confidence of the in-
habitants of Norway.
Very rigorous measures have been adopted, in con-
sequence of supreme orders, against all strangers in
Copenhagen and Zealand. They are obliged to
prove the motive of, their sojourn ; and all those whole
opinions may be suspected will immediately be sent
away. We are assured, that there have glided into
the Danish Capital secret agents of Sweden and Eng-
land ; but the Police have their eyes upon-them, and
they cannot escape.
Since premiums have been offered to those who
introduce provisions of any description into Norway,
no idea can be formed of the activity and boldness of
the Danes.
London, England, 1813-08-11

WURTZBURGH, JULY 24.

The two divisions which occupied our town
marched some days ago, upon Bamberg. We learn
that the sth and 6th divisions will arrive by succes-
sive detachments from Aschaffenburg and FrankfOrt
in our Gran 4 Duchy, where they will occupy our
:awn and camp. The 12th and 15th light infantry,
the 58th, 79th, 87th, and 113th of the line, which
form part of those divisions, arrived yesterday. For
some days we have seen several Generals pass here,
to take the command of their divisions. Notwith-
standing the march of so great a number of troops,
and the inconceivable activity with which they press
forward on all sides in our neighbourhood the prepa-
rations for war, there nevertheless reigns in our
country the greatest order.
JULY 27.—Marshal the Duke of Castiglione, Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Bavarian Army of Observa-
tion, yesterday- reviewed all the troops of the sth di-
vision, encamped upon our heights. The regifnents
were placed in three lines. This numerous assemblage
of troops, in the highest state, formed a magnificent
picture, which was admired by all•the spectators.—
His Excellency made each regiment manoeuvre se-
paratelyt and appeared very well satisfied with their
improvement ; he paid, on this occaiion, the most flat-
tering eulogiums to the Officers.
Yesterday arrived here, two battalions of the 6th
and Bth light infantry, and of the Bth, 28th, 34th,
59th, and 88th of the line.
To-morrow we expect the 69th, 76th, and 94th re-
giments, with a battery of ten pieces of artillery.
London, England, 1813-08-11

PAVIA, JULY 18.

To-day several batteries of horse•artillery left this
place to join the Italian corps of observation. -

DRESDEN, JULY 29.

Prince Maurnjena, Hospodar of Wallachia, was
on the 18th to arrive at Prague. (The Prague Jour-
nal announces his arrival, and gives him the title of
Turkish Charge d'Affaires.)
London, England, 1813-08-11

VIENNA, JULY Si.

The four battalions of Grenadiers which are at
Prague, will not be sufficient to perform the service
during the sitting of the Congress ; they are going to
be reinforced by two other battalions of Hungarian
Grenadiers. The regulation of the military service
to. be performed at Prague, was published in that
town on the 18th.
London, England, 1813-08-11

SMEATON'S EDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE.

This day was published, in IrnperFal Folio, price 46 6s half-
bound, a New Edition of

A NARRATIVE of the BUILDING, and aDE
A SCRIPTION of the CONsTRUC 1 lON of 'he EDY ,
STONE LIGHTHOUSE with STONE : to which is subjoined.
an Appentx, giving some Account of the Lighthouse on the
Spurn Point built upon a sand.
By JOHN SMEA TON, Civil Engineer, P.R. S.
Printed for Lcngman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Pater-
noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 'l4. New Bond-street.
Of whom may be had, lately published,
Mr. Smeaton's Reports, Estimates, and treatises, embracing,
the several Subjects of Canals, Nay gable Rivers, Harbours,
Piers, Bridges, Draining, Embanking, Lighthou es, 'fidachiesery
of va. inns Descriptions; including lire Et glues. Mills, gm Ste.
with other Miscellaneous Papers; drawn up in the Course of
his Employment as a Civil Engineer. In I volt 4to. price ,£7 7s.
boarek, illut'rated with 74 plate..

CATON ON DEI4II I Y.
This day was published, price us. 4d. second edition,
pRACTICAL OBSERVA'CIONS on the DtBI-
I .ITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERA I'IVE
ORGANS of both -ran; including Remarks •■ Ouanism, Se-
minal
Weakn.-ss. nocturnal Emission, Weds, Tahes Dersalis,
Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation.
ity T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hniltals of St. Tisomaa's and Guy's.
Printed for Mesas. lirAley, No. 24, Fleet-street, I ondon.
Where may be hid, Catun's Popular 'Treatise on the Causes and
Distinction of the Varieties of Aothma, with n w, simple, and
sancessf4l instructions fir the prevention and treatment of Asth-
matic Fits, price 3s.
London, England, 1813-02-20

Last week, Alex. Cameron, butcher in Inverness,
was imprisoned in consequence of his having pur-
chased a parcel of sheep from a person who is said to
have stolen them from the sheep walk of his Grace
the Duke of Gordon, in the Lordship of Badenoch.
Bow-STRERT.—EarIy on Thursday morning last,
the Old Hummoms, in Covent•garden, was put into
confusion by an alarm of thieves. The Rev. H. BY-
RON, of Clifton, near Nottingham, was lodging there.
About two o'clock he was awoke by a noise, and
ascertained it was a man in the room, when he jump-
ed out of bed and seized the man, and Mr. Hewitt,
the landlord, and several Others, came to Mr. Byron's
assistance; and on searching him they found Mr.
B.'s pocket book on him, containing a Bank post-
bill for f 4.2 15s. also bank notes amounting to £l3,
and other property which had been taken out of Mr.
B.'s pockets. In the morning he was brought before
Mr. NAMES, when he said his name was John M,Dow-
al. He is a man of colour. It is conjectured he had
slipped into the house .in the course of the evening,
and concealed himself under Mr. B.'s bed. He was
fully committed for trial. • __ _

FATAL EFFECTS OF SUPERSTITION.—The following
circumstance occurred about a month ago in the
mansion of C. Wood, Esq. of Thoresby, near Louth.
—Three females, in the service of that Gentleman,
entertaining the notion that by partaking of a cake,
called a dumb cake, which, among the other ingredi-
ents composing it, was to contain a portion of the
juice or leaves of a certain tree, not named to us, they
should enjoy the pleasure of dreaming of their sweet-
hearts, wedding days, &c. went in search of this love
and joy inspiring plant ; but not being sufficiently
skilled in the occult sciences, and not choosing to
consult the gardener or his herbal, they mistook either
' the hellebore or the laurel for the charm fraught tree
of earthly love, and gathered a potent quantity of the
deadly ingredient, with which they imbued their cake.
Of this they all three partook, and to make the spell
work, placed also a portion under their pillow. The
effect was more sudden than they supposed it would
be, for the family had not long retired to rest, when
they were awakened by groans and cries of distress,
and on repairing to the servants' room, who were un-
able to attend the call, a scene presented itself truly
shocking to contemplate. One of the girls had ex-
pired under the effects of the poison, and the other
two were in the most dreadful agonies. Fortunately,
however, medical assistance was speedily obtained,
and the lives of these two deluded femalespreserved.
London, England, 1813-02-20

SakttißpiiiLY, Ptatittbint 26, 1813.

rimy POtifibe Wirt/Atte,
OST, since the Moitth of JUNE last, tepposed to
~11.al have been taken by Miyake from an 01Ece lb Ae Temple.
or from Cooper's Hot •1, tlouverie-stre,•t, Fleet street, a BUNDLE
of DEEDS and COP.ES, about Thiriy in Number, of different
Darts, from 1699 to 1794, principally relating to Estates in the
Counties of Orford and Bedford.
Whoever will bring the Deeds to the klar of Cooper's Here%
Bouverie-et reel, or give such informarion As shall lead to the re-
covery of them, shall receive eke .rb•tve Reward ; but no greater
reward will I,e orered.

TO ALI. PERSONS IN WAN I' OP READY MONEY, AND
'lO THOSE WHO PAVE MONEY TO VSY OUT.
THIS Office k estAblished for the purpose of Re-
gistering every description of Proposal to salsa Money, anti
is resorted to daily by Monied Persons; whose business it Is to
make advances upon different kinds of Property aria Securities.
Persons having Money to lay out may always niak. considerable
advantage of it at this Office, without risk or trouble; and per-
sons desirous of raising Money, may probably be immediately
accommodated at this Office, when they could have no chance
of accommodation at any other, as it is the retort of matey per-
s ns who lay out their Money in speculative, as well as real se-
curities, for a eraportioncd advantage.
Proposals arc reeisieted, without names—charge for Re-
gistering, One Guinea. It must be alnuht unnecessary to say,
that the most inviolable secrecy is preserved at this office. Flours
of attendance from ten till five. One of the prlnc.pais may be
always seen from one till four. All Letters must be post-pall
pply at No. 2, Duke-street, Adelpbi.
London, England, 1813-02-20

NAPAL 11VrBLLionte.

. , •
The following Noiice was this dated at Lloyd': :
"s Lloyd's, February 20.
" The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been Plea-
sed to inform the Committee, that there near-are, and were pre-
vious to the Silt instant, two strong sou atireas of Bridsit ship*
eruisbl In the neighboarbood of the Western Islands and Ma-
deira.*
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY is.
Put back, the PaLICAN, of lkitUts, the wind hav-
ing blown strong from the Westward. She was
bound to Falmouth. It has foiniany hours blown
a very heavy gale from the westward. This morning
a Merchant brig broke from her moorings in Ha-
moa te, ran foul of thekstaow scliOoner in Stonehouse
p"01, carried away the bowsprit of the latter, and
both went on shore. They are, hovever, got off, and
have returhed to their moorings.
Nye P. M.--The weathet has inhderated a little.
Have just learnt that an American vessel is arrieed
in Torbay, prize to his Majesty's ship BURTRILLANT4
and two other Americans at Bideford ; one of which,
'a brig, of 300 tons, is prize to the SUPERB, 74 guns.
Wind W.N.W. and very fresh.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 19.

Arrived the Costrr, of 20 guns, Captain BLANEY,
from Cadiz, last from the Westward. Sailed on the
4th instant, with six sail under convoy which are
I gone to the River; she captured an American brig
laden with flour and rice, front Virginia, bound to
Portugal, close off Lisbon; in consequence of some
1-regularity in the licence t also arrived the Velocity,
CRICKSIAY, from Malaga and Gibraltar. Sailed the
NORTH STAR, of 18 guns, and HOPE, 18, on a cruize.
i'he SCEPTRE is now delivering instructions to the
ships bound to the West Indies, and it is reported she
will sail as soon as the wind comes fair, without
waiting for 12 ships from the Downs. His Majesty's
ship ETHALION will also sail for Lisbon, Cadiz, and
Gibraltar, as soon as the wind comes fair.—Wind S.
moderate weather.
DEAL, FEBRUARY 19.

Came down from the River the Cumberland,
WlL-
xtxsort, for China ; the Admiral Berkeley, TAYLOR,
tor the South Seas; the Camperdown, Dovr, for St.
Vincent's, with a large fleet of outward.boundi re-
main, all well after the gale, as are also his Majesty's
ships.—Wind S.W. and moderate.