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=PARTE CLARKSON IN TILE MATTER OF CLARKSON.

The bankrupt in this case had before his bank-
ruptcy taken possession of farming stock of consider-
able value, as one of several residuary legatees. He
was afterwards transported for some offence. A pe-
tition was presented on the part of the other residuary
legatees, to be permitted to prove the amount of their
share under the commission. The Chancellor order-
ed an inquiry into the value of the stock, and gave
leave to the petitioners to prove for what should be
found due to them ; but, as there had been consider-
able delay in prosecuting the claim, he ordered the
petitioners to pay thz costs of the inquiry and of this
application.
London, England, 1813-07-31

PLYMOUTH, JULY 29.

IN'

Went up the Harbour his Majesty's :hips t.
SOVEREIGN, of 110 guns, to be docked, and foam:imp,
~f lu guns, to be refitted. Sailed the Atiratowctur
and Pritosus frigates for the Coast of France; BIT.
TEEN sloop of war, with a convoy. for Liverpool; the
ship Samuel Cumming, potim,Dsow. for Belfast. Ar.
rived the Elizabeth and Grace. GILIARD. from Loa/
don ; Sally, Jamtzvs, from Neath ; and the Hope,
PEACE, from Chepstow—also, the Nimrod, hind
armed cutter, from the Channel fleet ; and the Good
Intent, belonging to Scilly, J. GIBSON master, front
Cork, with a cargo of butter for this part. Went
up the harbour to be refitted, his Majesty's :hips
MAONIFICZNT and CONQUESTAPORE, of 74 guns each,
when, it is expected, they will sail to join the Channel
fleet.—Wind S. E.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY so.
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A large convoy of colliers, coasters, and outward,.
bound ships are now arriving from the Eastward.—
His Majesty's ships l..Evuvrif4N and Muirraet, and
the transports from Gibraltar, were released this day
fry as quarantine, being all in good health.—M;.
Hui, our late Minister at the Court of S3rdinia, and
'lsman Gibraltar, charged on a Mission from the
Vica Roy of Egypt, landed from the 14VIATHAW
this evening.—Sailed Lis Majesty's ships Litazurt, and
UltGat.T, with a convoy for Lisboa; Gs'Asusums
and Powrmr, for Plymoutb.—Wind S. E.
DEAL, JULY so.

Arrived the Acr;y& cutter, from off Flushing.—
Sailed the whole of tht outward-bound,, under coat
voy of the ELGIN cutter. for Partsmouth.—ltesualn
in the Downs the Monmouth, Colossus, and Chris-
tiin VII. line of battle ships; Alert, Folkston,
Countess of Elgin, Decoy, Viper, and Dwarf, sloops,
brigs, and luggers.-Wind N. E.
London, England, 1813-07-07

PORTSMOUTH, JULY S.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Fi.v, 18 guns, from t 1
Downs.—A great degree of activity prevaiis in fit
ting Out all the transports lying in this p rt, for th
purpose of sending ample reinforcements to M
WELLINGTON. They are expected to land at Si
Andero, or Bilboa.
The ships of the fleet from Jam tica, under convn
of his Majesty's ship VLNI.EUIt are all art ised, • ice;
the tolli.wing : viz. the Athia Maria ant Cat!ietini
for London, paitetf23.t M .y. for Bermuda ; Pi incei
Mary, for London, patted 2d June, CT H
Maranham, for Whitehaven, parted 15th June; Lit
coin, for Leith, parhal 18 h line ; MAIO e., I. r
fast, parted in the Girl , was .poke with 29,h May.
The Kiiig George, Trioarybos, from Liverpool I
the Billie, and t..e Daphne, SPENCE, fa OM IsdAN
With slates, and s veral other ve:.sels, l.a.i• Fr, en rate
by the Block ide n.erican ivateer. bet nging
Rhode Island, , f 15 Cons, and 70 men, and sent PI
America. The Bh.ckade boarded, on the 28413 uli
off Cape Wraili. the rot. y. s' %AA, oi 1..• .01; ani
the Amity, Roarnis, D our s..ffered dreg
to proceed, after pliinderiag their t ..res and material
They arrivtil at ..iverp. Oa 011 Saturday last. 4
The Paragon, CLINT; and the William, Gut
from Liverpool for Buenos Apt*, wtre taken 3
April, in lat. '27. S. long. V. by the Grand Tur
American privates:4 ot 16 guns, and 13.) men.
London, England, 1813-07-07

The Antibihous P,lts P. 9 I Huxl;-am% ate

so

Dr. Austin's Chalyb. do. 4 0 English Coffve 2 9
Dr. Ste-re's Opothldoc 29 I Eszence of Givger 2 9
Ditto CUINIaa -.Oa Oil 2 6 Inlifh's Scots Pills 1 I

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Ditto Camomile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham Silts 2 9
Essence of Coltsfoot S 6 IptcPcuanha Lozenges 1 1
Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's '1 ca 2 9

'lle Cephalic Snuff 1 11 I Henry's Magnesia 2 9
Lozenges of Weis 1 111 Maretlast's Drop• 5 6

Claw's Il[agncsia 36 I Spilbury's Ditto 6 0
'the Eau Medicinele 11 0 Cranes Cough Ditto 7 6

Rheumatic Powder 4 6 Greenough', Tinctures 1 I
Tonic Pills 4 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges 114
Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 14 Soothing Syrup 2 9
Ample allowsnce to Mercluuts, Rec. for a:pension.

GUESTONIAN AILDICINES.---CASE S.
To Mi. U. GUEST 9, Great Surrey-111m, tout of Black-
friar's-bridge.

Maid-lane, Borough, Southwatk, March 8, 1811.
DEAR SlR—When I contemplate on the won.
derful cure which your Medicines have perform: el on me,
I feel myself desirous of having it made public as possible.
In the year 1806 I broke my kg two chili:rent times in the
same week, and it was so badly set as to oblige me to waik with
my knee on a wooden leg fur six years, the first three of which
I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in Loudon, the last
of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until he pro:wince:4l toe in-
curable, which was in the year I toilr. 1 then begsed of bins to
cut di my kg; in answer tow lie observed, that ampe•ation
would be the death of me, therelm-e he declined this opt ration
In the yt ar I 8 1 '2, you having cored my brother of a most dis•
tress!ng head-ache, he recommended me to you : I attended uo
my wooden leg, when my kg measured one inch and aim quar-
tets Ins than the of her—it was cold as ice, anti bad been so for
the kr,t five years. Notwithstand 0g this, I had no use for my
wooden kg on the second day. The sixth day I finally left of.
my crutches, being capable of walking with a stick. In about
three months I was compleatly cured, and have continued ever
since as well and as upright as ever 1 was. But what seems to
me still more strange than this, is, that this leg now measures
the same size as my other, nor has it ever been cola since the
first week of using your Lotion and taking your Pills. My
singular ease. well known to nearly :al the people in Henley in
l'harneo., and to more than a thousand people residing within a
quarter of a mile from your house, where I live ; and be assured it
can never be forgot by me so long as I am capable of recollection
and am, dear Sir, ynar humble servant,
NO. 5, Ailai4-lane. • WILLIAWI DOW'LINO.
(Cue VG In a inure Paper.)
London, England, 1813-07-07

SPORT ZNG INTEL LIGBNCE.

113aW1CH RACES, 1 UESDAV, JUL? 6.
His Majesty's Purse of One Hundred Guineas.
Mr. Pearce's bay colt Billy, by Sancho - . 1 1
Ld Jersey's; hr. colt Catvrpil!sr, by Haphazard - 1 dr
Lord Jersey's colt was so much the favourite, that
no bets were made ac_Tainst him : he was the second
horse at the Lite Derby Stakes against Smolensko.
London, England, 1813-07-07

ARRIVALS.

Lord and Lady Clonbrook, and the Dowager Lady Chin-
brook, at &tell NFw Hutel, Dover-street, from Malvern Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Boehm, at t.Seir house in St. James's-square,
from their seat Ottershaw.

CAWS/UDC?, it/LT 6.—This day being Commencement day
the Honourable and very Reverend the Dean of Welli; the Rev.
D. F. Pryer, Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Marchioness of
Clanricarde (both of St. John's College); and the Rev
Cockayne, of Emanuel, were admitted to the Degree of Doctur
In Divinity.
London, England, 1813-07-07

MARRIED.

Monday, at Queen's-square Chapel, Bath, Daniel Stuart, Esq.
~of Kilburn House, Mii.Wlescx, to Mary Napier ziclialch, only
:daughter of the late Major Schalch, of the Royal Artillery.
Monday, the stb inst. at Tillington, John King, Esq. of the
Leicestershire Militia, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late John
Ayling, Esq. of lillington, Sussex.
London, England, 1813-07-07

FASHIONABLE PRRTIF3.

The Fad and Countess of Jersey, a grand dinner party yester-
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Lord Elliot, a large dinner this day in Charles-street, Et.
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1 ady Castlereagh, a splendid rout this evening in St. James's-
square.
Lord Arden, a select party to dinner yesterday in St. James's-
place.
The Earl and Countess Cowper, a small party to dinner yes-
terday is Maddox-street, Hanover-square.
London, England, 1813-09-01

MALE MANSION AND MANOR,WILTS.
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mown'. •
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Dravolt,g begins on the !7ell MONTI 4.

This day W3S pubhshed,

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In One Volume, Quarto, peke Ra. I la. 6!. board.,
iA
. NARRATIVE of the lite CAMPAIGN in
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known to the British

.;y Rorrn• KER PORTER.
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TITAACT OT 11 PRIVATE LETTER PR64 ST. PETELSEintaii,

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DATE?, TH% 291111 JULY.

We coincide with you iii opinion, that although
the Atnaistice war prolonged; hostilities will 'ere long
recommence; and We should not be surprised if the
Ito,,cian courier, who arrived with letters of the 23d
in,tant, in 16 days, last Saturday, had broiight the
arrangement of a pecuniary aid, in subsidies.
_By the same conveyance accounts have been recei
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it would seem, on an invitation from, or an en.
gagement with our Sovereign ; and we are curious
to see what plAce will be assigned hint in our army,
but it is probable he 'hay join that forming tinder the
prince Royal of SWEDEN, and his Councils in military
operations will at any rate be vier), useftil."

We have received the Secorid and third Billeting
of the Army under the command of the CaowN
?Hist:E. The latter is dated Cbarlottenbnrgh,
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the French to attack him in that position, and to
force !her way to the Prussian capital.
A French General of Division (Joattuz) Chief of
the Staff of Marshal NET, has deserted, and email].
nicatedthe above and other interesting information
to the Allies.
London, England, 1813-09-01

SEATS OF WAR.
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Thb day was published,
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• ARCR/EOU%IA GRXCA I or, The ANTI.
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In Marybad he has

Certain 90 Majority
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 16.
The ship Minerva, Captain Williams, as a cartel,
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Presidential Election tikes place in all the States
Wednesday, the 2d of December. There will be'
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on account of the Legislature having adjourned wil
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'NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION OF BUFFON'S
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By Mr. ROBINS, •
At Garraway's, on Thursday, September 9, at 12, in three Lots,
AHIGLY improvable FREEHOLD ES-
TATE, comprising upwards of Five Hundred and Fifty
Acres of rich Meadow, Warren, Pasture, Arable, and fine
thriving- Wood Lands, situate in the most beautiful and fertile
,pat of the County of Herts. The capital Mansion, Lock-ley
House, with Office.. Coach-house, Stables, Gardens and Plea-
' sure-greunds, a fine Trout Stream running through a part of the
ground.; Fathi-yard, and Buildings ; and a Farm-yard and Build-
ings in the town of Welwyn. The White Hart, at Welwyn, an
old established well-known Inn, with excellent Offices, roomy
Yard, Stabling, Gardens, &c. A compact Residence with Gar.
den, and about an Acre of Land, at the rth rut emity of the
.town of Welvrie.. let on a long .Lease.—A. neat Cottage rid
Butcher's Shop, with Garden and Meadow Land, the whole
lying compact.—The principal part of the Land is in hand; the
Mansion and the remainder of the land on Lease, of whiclt
three years are unexpired at Michaelmas next.- On pans of the
Lied are very eligible sites for building, excellent neighbour-
hood and good roads in all direction; four miles from Hatfield,
seven from Hertford, and 25 from London.
May be viewed, by appiting to Mr. Ahab= Batten, Wel-
wyn ; or 'llamas Rose, at the Warren House, of whom particu-
lars may be had ; and at the White Hart ; at the Swan, Steven-
age; White Horie, Baidock ; Woolpack, St. Alban's ; Sugar
Leaf, Dunstable; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Bell, Hertford:
Green Man, and Rid Lion, Barnet; of Messrs. Brown and
Fi.lrer, Solietor., It atillsone.place; blears. Lorimer* and Son,
Solicitors, Hackney ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
I wick-sure., p here a P:an of the Estate may be seen
London, England, 1813-10-23

ARRIVALS.

At Portsmouth, in distress, the Duchess of Bedford, Monitor,
front Teneriffe ; and fire Henry, Andon, !tom Passage. At New-
foundland, Alpha, May, from Figuera. At Lisbon, John and
Elizabeth, HAIIIOI/, from NewfoundlancL At Liverpool, the
Hope, Smith: and the Dart, Gillies, from Maranham ;
Farquison, and St. Basilitis, MaEmus, from Archan;el ; and Lord
Hood, Pearson, front Miramichie. At Boaumarili3O.tvino,—,
front Alaranham. At Milford, Robert, Hodgson, Irons Stock-
holm. At Swansea, with damage, bound to WWI, the Lon-
don packet, Small, from St. Übe's. In the Clyde, James Dual-
lop, Kell', from Quebec. At Hull, Amphitrite, Wodward, from
Oaega ; and Joseph, Garrott. front Archangel, At Limerick,
Venus,
_Roberts, from St. Übr's. At Plymouth, Hero, —,
from Madeira. At Miramichie, Penelope, Tucker, from Li- I,
verpool. At Port Mahon, James, Clarke; Speed, Brown ; The-
tis, ; and Sisters,—, from Leith. At Gijon, El llcigge, Del-
bale, front Bristol. At Belfast, Ellen, Brown, from B.lboa. At
Gottenbu gb, Wilbelmina, Stetnort, from New Orleans; and
Cardessa, Dc Sabugal, front St. Michael's. At Revel, Juliana
Sophia, bar, from London. At Jamaica, Berlieley, De BMA, from
Halifax.
London, England, 1813-10-23

TO .CARPEN MRS, PAINTERS, BRICKLAYERS, &c.

This day was published, in One Vol. price (is. boards,
THE BUILDER's ASSISTANT, and Complete
Ready Reckoner ; compri,ing a New System of Duodecimal
Arithmetic, or Cross Multiplicatio.l ; explained in so familiar a
manner, that any Person acquainted with the Common Rules of
Arithmetic may teach himself without assistance; every Example
being worked at length. Also, a variety of Newly Con.tructed
Tables, shelving the Amount f any Number of Feet and Inches,
Yaro., and Feet, at Rods and Feet, at my given Price.
By 'lli°. L, Building Surveyor, &c. liuntin ,don.
London : Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Pateruoster•row ; and
London, England, 1813-10-23

Fr DISH is Selling Tickets and Shares for the
-A. • NEW 1.01-fERY of only 6,000 Tickets, that begins
Dr wing the 33 of Next Month ; and it happy in stating, that
within the last 'three Months he has Sold and Shared Twenty-
five Capital Prizes, viz.
Two of - .£20,000 I One of - £10,0P•
Two of - 2,000 live of - 1,000
Four of - 300 Two of - 300
Nine of - !".00 I And the LAST
Prim. of TWENTY THOUSAND, drawn the 28th last Month.
IV Schemes with Particulars may be had gratis, at either of
his truly fortunate Offices,
A, CORNHILL ; or 9, CAAIONG-CROSS.'

pERSEVERANCE DOES WONIIgILS„... If
you have b. en unsuccessfal at other Lottery Olices,tiumge
your luck, by adventuring at fvLsaviist.s.. Cum!,lll. for he
sold a £:10,000 Prize in %tat es to the Public, and paid on De.
mend. Tickets and Shares are selling for the bmall Lottery, of
only 8,000 l'irkett, to begin Drawing the 3d of Nest Month,
and contains
• Prizes of £20,000 I 4 Prizes of ,8 500
2 •••• 3,000 35 front £.5;) to ie2co
S I,ooa &c.
NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS.
.*ta& the first,drawn 5.:0 Tickets that are not Prizes, will he

entitled to XlO each.

Adventurers in Town and Country are particularly recom-
sneaded to fend their Orders iminedwely to W. Mna Tin, 8,
C.ornbill, as in all probability rickt is and Shares will rise before
the Drawit,g, a+ was the case last Lottery.
No. 7,791, a X.. 10,000, and .512, a Xt,at,O, were all sold in
Shares at the above Ol&e.—W. M. has returned many Thou-
sand Pounds mare in Prize Money to the PubSc than he ever
received cot all the 'rickets and Shares he sold.—Who can ray as
much ?
' -

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori-
ginal Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his
successive improvements to the highest pet return') conttnws to
be prepared and sold by Messrs. Hadar, Manufacturing Che-
mists, Manchester.
This agreeable perfumed Liquor which i. composed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics
and efficacious Antiseptic;, may he kept itnimpad in ail
Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odonr adapts
it for affording relief in Head-Ulu', paintings, lee.; and renders
it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in place,
of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter-
acts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases. .
As many spurious and inferior pre,iarations are sold under the
same and titular names, the puldie are requested to observe, *4
the only proof of its bring genuine, that Use slam. s of Mcssfs•
Henry, Manche err, are engraved on the stamp.
The Aromatic spirit of Vinegar in bottles, price 2s. Od. each,
tamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley, and Blew,
Cockspur-street. (the only Agents in London authorised by the
Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boats of Gold, Silver,
Cornelfah, Crystal, &c.
Also Hebiltit's CALCINCIIMAGNISt, in bottles at 2s. 9d.
and larger with glass stopper', at 4s. 6d. each; their games being
on the stamps.
London, England, 1813-10-23

Thomas Lovell, HuMmidon.

THOMSON'S NEW ATLAS.
This day were pubbshed, Not. I, 2, and 3, price Bs. each,
A. NEW GENER kL ATLAS—to contain as
many Maps as are sufficient to give a complete Geogra-
phical Views of the Globe Engraved for John Thomson, jan.
and Co. Huwer's-squats, Edinburgh ; Johl Murray, Albemarle •
street ; and Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row, Lo
•„' The Work will contain about fiftv-artz Mars of Imperial
Folio, on a scale corresponding with the celebrated Atlas of
will be published in Number. at intervals or two
months: each No. 1 rice containing four Mips, full coloured.
The Maps of D'Anville's Ancient G...scra hy, on the slate
scale as the Paris Edition, are also engravi. g, and will be 1 uh-
tithed ac soon as the Modern Atlas is finished. :he Ancient and
Modern Maps will be historically connected by sheer; of letter-
prrss,descriptive of the Geographical Changes wh.ch has caw
p:e.ce between the two Period% _ A

This Jay were published, a new Mitioa, being the Fourth, in
illestrired by 35 folio plates, OM ktis. In boards'
METRICA ESSAYS.
Containing Geometrical Problems, Descriptions of Drat'.
ing Instroniei ce...eral new Genmeirteal liistrumen-s, various
complete and andas, concise Systems of Surveying, and descriptions
of the best surveying Ins:rumencs; Levelling, with descriptions
of the best Levels; Practical, Military, Gi ornetry, Perspecthe,
Useful Graphical I ables, &e. &c Dy the Lite ti Adams, Mathe-
matical Instrument Maki to his Majesty. Edited or improved
by William Jones, P.A. P S.
Printed for W. and S Jones, 30, Holborn, Len!on.
Where may be had, also just pulalislie.f by the same Author
and Editor, ASTRONOMICAL and CEOGRAPhLrAL
ESSAYS. Being a popular and familiar treatise, compr,:hendi-g
all the late Discoveries, and fullest Selection of Probt. nts, with
Descriptions of the best Orreries, Godies, &c. &c. With sixteen
Plates. The 6th anion, in one vol. two. 12i. in I:cal ds.
London, England, 1813-10-23

This day was published,
In One Vol. 4to. illustrated by et Engravings, .03 boards,
THE CHARACTER of MOSES established for
Veracity as an Htstorian, recording Events (min the Crea-
tion to the Deluge.
By the Rev. JOSEPH TOWNSEND, M.A.
Rector of Pewsey, Wilts.
Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
ssostor-row ; sukdait tlae British Gallery, 54, New bond-street.
London, England, 1813-10-23

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••,.. a .1, •
Saturday, the ISth'areaptetriber, at halt put II
p'eloclF A. M. an earthquake-was felt throughout th
Wand' of Teneriffe. It lasted three quarter of ami
tilde. No very great damage was done. The heu,es
preceptibly waved, many walls were cracked, bui-
dings 'twisted, and parts of cielings broken in. Two
slight shocks were felt after oft the same day ;—not
,4ny the following ; but two very slight the next. It
evidently went in the direction from the Peak. No
volcano was discovered within five days in conse-
quence of it. Chaldon, a small village of Grand Ca-
nart, about twelve leagues from Palermo, the capital,
was destroyed the inhabit.itts escaped, about seven
or eight hundred of them. At Lagona, the capital
of Tenerife, s steeple of the Cathedral fell ; also one
at Poltna, in Grand Canary—two officiating Priests
were-killed, and the Bishop severely hurt. A rent
remained in the Cathedral of onatavo, Tenerife,
large eaoagh for a man and horse to ride through.—
A report is, that a volcano appeared at Hiera, one
id the small islands. The shock was felt on the water,
and all the Wands. • AtYeod el Alen, Teneriffe, the
mast-of .a large vessel, with rigging attached to it,
branded-4 United States," has been throivn up by
the sea.

Wednesday se'nnight the light-houseon Clarelsland
took fire, and the lantern, with all its apparatus, was
entirely consumed. The cost of the lantern alone was
A 1100: the reflectors were all inlaid with silver, and
each pane of glass, on account of their make and great
thickness, cost four guineas. Reily, the keeper, as-
signs a snuff falling into the oil as the cause of the
conflagration. To prevent any accident to the ship-
ping,from the want of this light, a temporary lantern
is to be erected, until further instructions shall be
received.
London, England, 1813-10-23

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FALMOUTH, OCTOBER EL
Arrived the Reward transport from Passage, in 16
days. She left Passage under convoy of his Majesty's
ship NIGER with about thirty sail :—on the llth ex-
perienced a gale, in which the Rew:rd lost her main-
mast ; on the evening of the same day was driven
into Doverninner Bay, and found lying there his Ma-
jesty's ships QUEEN CHARLOTTE, MAGNIFICENT, HAN.
NIBAL, DUBLIN. CLARENCE, and WARSPITZ. The
PTEAINUS frigate, and Rovausr brig arrived there on
the 16th inst. The Reward left she Bay yesterday
morning.—Wind S.S.E, fresh gales.
London, England, 1813-10-23

HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stock-Brokers,'
r,si.ectfully inform the Public, that the snsuing STATE
1.0 ITF.ItY, will be Drawn in Two Days, viz. the Sd and 11th
of NOVEMBER.
The Scurtge, consisting of only 8,000 Tickets, contains TWO
Pries of £to,ooo, with 14 ether Capitals front 4E3000 to £2OO,
and no Ptize less than £2O.
Timm and SHARES are on Sale at their Office, No. 93,
ROYAL EXCHANGE.

PUBLIC FUNDS.—AII Business in thd Public
Funds, and other Government Securities, bought and sold
by consmission_t with the utmost integrity, by
E. EYTON, STOCK-BROKER,
At his truly-fortunate OflierS,
•No. 2, CORNHII.I., and Nu. iY, COVENTRY-STREET,
Where his nd• are invited to purchase Tickets
and Shares in the New Lottery, of only
8,000 Tickets which begins 3d '
Nov. adcontains Two •
Prizes of X 20,000,
&c. &C.
London, England, 1813-10-23

OXFORD6HIRE.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES PATES, WICKHAM PARK,
MANOR, MANSION and FARMS, containing upwards of
THREE HUNDRED ACRES of most productive LAND,
TY I'HE-FREE.
By Mr. FAREBROTHER,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, November 10, at Twelve,
ACAPITAL and very valpable FREEHOLD
and I YTHE FREE ESTATE ; coolistlng of the Manor
of W.ekl am, extending over upwards of 2000 Acres of I.and,
abounding with Game, with sundry fee farm rents, aniouuting to
neer 3 per annum, is tow substantial and convenient Man-
sion, recently erected, with all suitable °Sees, Cnach-house and
Stabling, productive Gardens, Orchard, Plantations and Fish
Ponds, and upwards of One Hundred and Four Acres of pro-
ductive I.and, surrounded by a stone wall, forming a most beau-
tiful and pleasingly Timbered Park, a spacious Farm House,
called Wickham Manor House, with all suitable Buildings, and
sundry Intl .sures of very rich Land, containing about Two Hun-
dred and Ten Mum. This most desirable Estate lies within a
ring fence, abouuds with Game, is at a moderate distance from
P..ck of Fox-hounds, abd is bounded by the turnpike road, and
within two miles of the capital MarkefTown of Banbury. Im-
mediate po,ae,sion may be bad of the Mansion, apd Lands con-
igunits, and of the Farm in December, lai 4.
1 o be clewed one month prior to tat. Sale, by application at
the Mansion, where Particulars may be had; also at the Star,
Oxford; I :anib, Wallingford; White Hart, Benson; Crown,
Reading; Bell, Henley ; Castle, Salt Hill; White Hart, Bath ;ot
Messrs. J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Tentpie ; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buildings,
Strand, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1813-10-23

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 21.

Arrived the Apollo, belonging to SOUIMVOId,
THOMAS CALVXR, muter, from Riga, with a cargo of
hemp for his Majesty's dock yard at this port ; the
Rover, HAMMOND, from Lancaster and Liverpool;
the John, OLDREIVI4 from London ; Triton, TYAOICp
from Bristol ; Susanna, WA/Issas ; Hastings, Roun-
tree, and the John, Dove, from Sunderland ; and
ymonth Naval transport, LDD, from Pr/o.2month.
Arrived this morning the WARSPITI and SULTAN
men of war, from the Channel fleet; the latter brought
in with her a brig, in ballast, which she fell in with
near Brest a few days since, without any one on
board—the AJAX and HOTSPUR in sight at the time.
It is supposed, from her appearance, she was an ene-
my's vessel; also arrived the Pomena, COATH, from
London.
London, England, 1813-10-23

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER St

Sailed the whole of the outward-bound for Spain,
Portugal, and the Mediterranean, under convoy of
the AIVOLII TUSCAN, and GRASSHOPPIR. Also sailed

the CYANE for Madeira and the Coast of Africa, with
a fleet; SNARE sloop of war, with the West India
ships, to join convoy at Cork ; and RAPID schooner
for Plymouth.—Went out of Harbour the VOLON.
TAME and GARLAND.--The sunk ship proves to be
the Queen Charlotte, Captain Jacicsow, bound to the
Cape. She was ran down off Beachy Head by the
Henry transport. The Queen Charlotte kept both
pumps going, in hopes of getting the vessel into har-
bour, but the leak increased, and she sunk off the
Buoy of the Nabb, Isle of 'Wight. The crew were
all saved except the Mate, and were picked up by
the boats of the BARHAM. It is expected the vessel
will be got tsp.—Wind E.
London, England, 1813-12-11

BASLE, NOVEMBER 25.

The works of Huningen hive been prosecuted so
vigorously, that they will soon be finished. The gar-
rison of that fortress is 3000 strong, and so fir from
any troops having been detached from it to the
Lower Rhine, as has 'been reported, new reinforce-
ments are expected there.

The Swiss troops here are going to be increased by
two battalions and a division of artillery of the canton
of Argovia ; the battalion of the canton of Vaud will
be cantoned at Rheinleld.

We see detachments of Swiss troops arrive_ here
from different Cantons, who come to cause the Hel.
vetic Neutrality to be respected. These troops have
a good appearance, and conduct themselves well.

On our northern frontiers there are planted posts
with inscriptions which are to shew the line of de-
marcation and indicate our limits, in order to avoid
all kind of discussion with the coalesced powers.
London, England, 1813-12-11

ZURICH, DECEMBER 1.

The Diet has ordered that the tax on colonial pro.
duce shall be employed to defray the extraordinary
expencer occasioned by the present circumstances._
The Diet, at the close of its sittings, has directed the
Landatninan to observe the strictest neutrality.

.

Vi&VONA, NOVAMBER 27.
His Imperial Highness theyice-Rny left this place
yesterday for Legnago, whence he returned to-day
after having visited the place and the line of Adige.
In a reconnoitre made by General Mormet beyond
Legnago, many of the enemy's posts were surprised
and cut to pieces. The enemy has retired diree
miles on the road to Bevilaequa. The troops which
returned at noon to Legnago, brought back seventy
prisoners.
The columns of troops under. General de Couchy,
setsich mauceuvre on the Lower Adige and the l.cwt;
Po, have also obtained some advantages.
London, England, 1813-12-11

PRESENT. PRICE OF FINE OLD WINES.

THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
PA', Skinner-street, respeatfully acquaint their nutne-
row. Customers and the Public in general, that their present
Prices are as follow : Per box.

- of 2 0 0
-2 6 0
- 2 17 0
- 1 16 d
•2 6 0
- 2 10 0
-3 4 0
►4 4 0
- 2 12 0
-3 0 0
-3 0 0
-3 3 0
Alto every description of French Wines.
Pine Apple Rant Staub. 216 0
Noyean - . 3 6 0
Curious Winel in Pints,partioduly ConStantl4 2 16 0
tate India Sherry :1 13 0
Last !Oa Madeira . 4 2 5 0
East India Maitnsev Madeira - 2 5 0

Fine Ports; Vintage of 1812
Old Ports -
Curious Old Crusted Do,
Cape Madeira -
Teneriffe
Proutl Madeira
:Writ India Do.
Past India Do.
Old shtrry ;
East India Do.
Elk India lAsbott
Faris Port

• Likewise the oldritt Brandy in England for Sale, wit% every
Other Article-in the Wine and Spirit Trade of the finest quality,
and at very kne" prices, for ready Money only.

HOOPING COUGH CURED WITHOUT I.NWAR
MEDICINE.

'II OC H E's ROY A. I. EMBROCATION.=Many.I
ALL Theusitids of Children are cured annitallY by this renie;:y. -
Os the firsi attack, at; immediate application of IIOCHE's EM:
LAM:A*IIQX will prevent the complaint takicg any hold of the
ea:institution, and afew times may completely ewe. In the most
obstinate cases persiverance will produce the desired effect ; and
tinAuatedy can be so w 4:11 calculated for Children as this, tie it
rjams no medicine to be taken inwardly.
cOnarano Covglis %ids Medicine is equally efficacious and
may be relied on for Men, Women, and Children, as saile and
effectual. In no case tan this Medicine be pawn,: unless hior.:
pa the wrapper by I. Iluelic, and every stamp the name of E.
Edward's, *Ai, St. Pedlis ChurclPA'ard (who is the only Whole.
sa!e'V.,Mier) engraved thereon. Price 4s. and Els. t:s.,per haute.

, St

....
London, England, 1813-12-11

PAU, NOVEMBER 27.

General Harispe has just entered this town with a
strong division of troops coming from Catalonia.—
These brave troops, who have grown old under the
_banners of victory, have been welcomed with cries
,of 44 Vive l'Empereur" at St. Gaudens, at Tar-
ber, and on the whole of their route they have been
Ii received as on a festival ; every one has been eager
to provide them with the best lodgings and food. At
Pau we have readily followed this example.
The arrival of General Harispe, who is at Basque,
has excited a noble enthusiasm in this country, and
a crowd of volunteers are come to place themselves
under his standards to serve the Emperor, and de-
fend their country and their property.
This generous ardour has, no doubt, not a little
contributed to the retrograde motion of the enemy,—.
'Almost all his artillery is repassing the Bidassoa.
London, England, 1813-12-11

MILAN, NOVENIBER se.

Her Imperial Higlu the Vice Queen yesterd .y
honoured the Theatre of la Seata with her prrseoc, ,
where she was received with the mist ardent accl ;
mations. By the last news from Mantua, th".t city
is in a good state of defence, and amply fornlsl,eu
with provisions.
Nov. 29.—Yesterday morning his Escellencv
Count Fontenelle, the Minister of War, revieweJ the
troops of different k'nds, which are in this capita,
and which are destined to join the different corps of
the Army of Italy.
Colonel Itoenbourgh of the 3d rcOment of Italiv.
chasseuts, supported by someinfantry, has sorpri•A
some of the enemy's posts. Since the affair of the
19th, the whole line of posts beyond Verona has been
perfectly tranquil.
London, England, 1813-12-11

COLOGNE, DECEMBER 1.

In the arrondissement of Muhurn, in the Grand
Duchy of Berg, which is much less than that of Co-
logne, the enemy, among other requisitions, have
made one of 1200 horses.

SI'IIA.SBURG, DECEMBER 1.
The patroles sent to reconaoitre from the fort of
Kehl, advanced many leagues without meeting any
enemy. They nre Bavarian troops who are opposed
to us on that side. The accounts given by the inha-
bitants of the neighbouring villages agree in the im-
mense losses which the Bavarians confess having sus-
tained in the battle of Hannan. Their General has
lost much even in_ the opinion of his partisans since
this event.

His Royal Highness Prince Charles of Bavaria has
been appointed General of Division.

The King of Bavaria must now have left Carlsruhe
to return to Munich.
AUGAURG, NOVEMBER 23.

•It seems that the dysentery which, in 1792, was so
fatal to the Prussian army when it had the temerity
to attempt to penetrate into France by the way of
Champagne, has made its appearance in the army on
the banks of the Rhine, and has quickly extended to
the Russian, Austrian, and Bavarian armies, in which
it causes the greatest destruction ;—it is singular that
it is the Prussian army which suffers the least.

This fatal malady is ascribed to fatigue, to damp,
to the excesses of every icind in which the It ussian sol-
diers in particular have indulged themselves. It seems
that these armies are not in a condition to attempt
any thing.
It is affirmed that an agreement has been condo.
ded between the ProrailAn General Kleist, who besieges
the Castle of Erfurth, and the French General who
de.ends it. The besiegers ate not to attack the cita.
del, and the latter is not to fire on the town. It is the
same convention that has• been • made between the
town and the castle of Wurtzburgh.
The exchange on Augsburg is at 161.
CLEVES, NOVFMBER 22.

'l've
Journ.,l of the Rory has published the follow-
ing adveri istrnent of Che Grand Rabbi, H. Carlbourg:

" TO MESSRS. THE DOCTORS OF RELIGION, THE OVER.
SEERS AND ADMININIRATORS OF SYNAGOGUES IN TUE
ISRAELITE DIVISION OF THE HOER.
"Cleves, November 22.
_ _

GEXTLEMEN—New events have placed the Go.
vemment under the. necessity of requiring new sacri-
fices, to deliver the country from an imminent clin-
ger ; to obtain a glorious peace, suitable to the bra-
very of the great nation, and to the •genius of our
august Sovereign.
" In consequence I invite yon to exhort your flock
to behave, under these circumstances, like good citi-
zens and faithful subjects. Recal to their minds the
sacred duties prescribed to us by honour, gratitude,
virtue, and religion, and chew them, that the new
sacrifices have for their object to support the best of
Monarchs, that he may be able shortly to attain his
object, which is to render us happy—us, our children
and our grand-children.
" I expect, Gentlemen, that your exhortations will
have the desired effect, which they have had hitherto.
" Receive the assurances of my perfect esteem, and
my very sincere attachment.
" The Grand Rabbi, H. Catu.sonao."
London, England, 1813-12-11

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FIRE.
1 tilkini l;roke Oat, about Olie o'clock this •
.•
morning, the prernisse,s of Messrs.. JONES 40C1
timber•merclilats, King-street" Southwark,
raged with die greatesi fury, and. owing to the.wind
blowing strong from the North-East; and there briny
a very scanty supply of water; it spread with the
greatest rapidity, threatenink destruction, fOr some
time, to nearly the whole neigbbourhood. The pria-
.4al part of the stock of Messrs. JONES and Co. (who -
were not insured) WAS consumed.
A varnish manufactory alto fell a ploy 'to the-
, .
flames, and *ouaTain adjoining bottles t 046; were
destroyed, besides a number of others materially dal..
ringed, before the progress of the devouring element
was allayed by the exertions of the firemen.
The diitress occasioned by this accident is very
great, as 1 number of the inhabitants have lost nearly
the whole of their property.
We ire happy to learn that no lives were lost, but
one man *as dreadfully hurt.

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