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London, England, 1812-12-28

OLD MODI oe DRAWING RE PORED!

QTATE LOTTLRY, 13,0 x) Tickets, all different
Numb.•rs.—NO CLASSES !—Every 'licher will be (+raw's
separately tram the Wheel in .wo Days, viz. 14th of NEXT
NIL/NTH, JANUARY, and the foiharting Day.

SCHEME.
are 1e40,000
10,000 ...... 'Ao,ot)o
2,u00 ..... 8,000
1,000 8,(.00
500 ...... 9,000
400 2,400
SOO 3,000
200 2, 00
100 ...... 1,400
50 ...... 1,000
1,600
30 1,500
25 8,000
15 31,100

4
4

10
10
14
32

40
50
920
2,100

13,1100 Tlcltets. 4130,000
RICHARDSON, COODLOCK, and Co. Cootreeturs for the
Lot•ery, are selling 'Tickets and Shares I" variety of Num-
ber', at their Offices, the corner of Bank-building', Corn-
; and lacing the Kiog's Mews, Charing-Creel—where, In
the Lotteries drawn in the present year, the following Capital
•
Prizes have been saki in 425 Shares .

N 0.3,496 - X 40,1100 I N 0.6,825 - 410,000
5.518 - 10,000 11,516 . 5,000
Three of X 3,008, fwo of Xl,OOO, Otte of 4580, Seven of X3OO,

Five of £lOO, ite. &c. Its

RHEUMATISM.
DR. HAMILTON'S Valuable Discovery for do
Cure of this painful and obstinate disease, having long since
merited thy h;gb reputation it holds in the Annals of the Healing
Art, eontinuas uniformly to furnish the most unequivocal pri.ots
of its wonderful powers, as an Anti-Rhea:nide Medicine. These
Pills are found particularly efficacious in those attauks that
affect the hips, loins, head, face, and the upper and lower extre-
mities. The relief they afford in almost every rase is fmniediate,
and the cure lasting and compleat. Sold only at the new Medi*
eine Warehouse. 42, East end of St. Paul's Church Y.Ard (half
way between Witting-wen and' Oheapaide). is Dozes at da. 6d.
and Sts. 9d. each.

A DISCOVERY TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL, AND
PROMOTE ITS GROWTH.
TKINSON's originel CURLING FLUID is
recommended to the Fashionable World as the only artint
ever invented for making tke hair curl, and giving such firmness
to the curl, that neither damp weather, perspiration, exercise, or
any other cause will in the least affect it ; and is so great a nou-
tither to the hair as to restore it even on bald places, when all
othr means are ineffectual. This F.uid is so superior for dressing
the hair, that it is generally used by the ben hair-dressers to finish
their head-dresses, as It glees the hair a soft silky feel, and at• •
meting appearance which no other means whatever will effect.
Sold in bottle. at Ss. 6d. and 6s. by James Atkinson, Petfuinerr
No. 9, High-street, Bloomsbury, London ; and by appointment,
by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street; and by most principal
Perfumers. Also Atkinson 's Vegetable Dye ter thatig.ng Red
or Grey Hair to a Brown or Black, allowed by men of science
the best if not the only article in this country which will change
the hair to a permanent colour, price Ss. 10s. 6d. and one guinea
the bottle.
London, England, 1812-12-28

WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 3.

Colonel It. M. Johnson ha; this moment arrived.
The North Western Army consists of 10,000 men.
On the 25,11 inst. the necessary stores will be con-
centrated at proper points, and the army will march
from the Rapids of the Miami Lake, with 80 days
provisions, for the ultimate object of the campaign,
which is no less important than the boldest can wish.
Its issue is as secure as any thing which is yet in the
womb of futurity.

GERMAN PAPERS.

NUREMBERG, D;7.CEMBER 1.

Several parties of brigands are at this moment de-
, plating many districts of Silesia. Their cruelty and
audacity have in a few towns struck terror into the
Civil Authorities, so that they have not exerted them-
selves sufficiently to apprehend them. This pusilla-
nimity has, as might be foreieen, emboldened these
wretches, and occasioned fresh outrages. Their re-
treat is in the mountains between Silesia and Bo-
hemia. They go well armed, and their leaders are
men of the most notorious characters : ore of them
acted under the. notorious Schell, was taken on the
defeat of that partizan, and experienced, in the pre-
servation of his life, a clemency of which he has
proved himself unworthy. Our Government has sent
detachments of troops in pursuit of then, furnished
with two pieces of artillery.
VIENNA, DECEMBER 2.
On the 4th instant, four regiments of Austrian in-
faptry marched to join the army under Prince
Schwartzenberg. The regiments Duca and Strauch
were of the number. Four regiments besides marched
from Moravia, in Hungary, for the same destination,
and have been replaced by four others from Bohemia.
Prince Hohenzollern's regiment of cavalry returns
also to Poland. It is believed by many, that the
purchaser of Prince Dietrichstein's palace at Brunn,
in Moravia, is Queen Caroline of Sicily; while others,
/ 'who pretend to be better informed, assure us that
• very considerable purchases of land have been made
in Hungary on account of this Princess, and that she
designs to take up her residence at Pest.
BAYONNE, DECEMBER 1.

Two thousand English prisoners have passed
through this town on their route to France. Among
them is the English cavalry General, Paget ; he
appears in good health.
MILAN, NOVE VIBER 95.
By a Decree of his Majesty the Emperor of the
French and Ring of Italy, it is ordained :-
Ist. 'rhe Conscription of our Xingdo.n of Italy, for the year
1 di 3, shall consist as in the preceding year. of I 5,•)00 men-9COO
Conscripts shall be called out immediately, and 0000 shall re-
main In reserve.
Yd. The me.Aures relating to this law, shall he finished by the
Ist Dec. so that the Conscripts maybe enabled to arrive at their
respective depots by the kith of December.
LEII'SIC, NOVEMBER 10.

are occupied in establishing six hospitals for
on soldiers, who have been wounded, and ar-
from Courland. Six wJggons hare just ar-
7rogt Dresden, and others are expected to
•

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the Sax(
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follow.
London, England, 1812-12-28

PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN,OFFICE. DECEMBER 26.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in
the name and on the behalf of bis Majesty, has been
pleased to cause it to be signified, by Lord Viscount
Castlereagh, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, to the Ministers of friendly
Powers residing at this Court, that the necessary
measures have been taken, by the command of his
Royal Highness, for the blockade of the ports and
harbours of the Bay of the Chesapeake and of the
River Delaware. in the United States of America ;
and that from this time all the measures authorised
by the Law of dations will be adopted and executed
with respect to all vessels which may attempt to
violate the said blockade.
London, England, 1812-12-28

COMACIC FOR SHIP-CHANDLERS' GOODS.
NA PY-OFF IC E, December 19, 1912.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SION ERS of His MAJESTY', marr, do hereby give Notice,
That on Wednesday, the 30th instant, at one o'clock, they will
be madly to treat, with such Persons as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying Us Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, I
Cl.4llnon. anti Sheerness with SHIP-CHANDLER'S GOODS. I
A Form of Me Tender may be seen at this Office.
No Tender will be received after one o'clock, on the day of treaty,
no► any noticed, aisles: the part,,,, or an agent for him, attend:.
Every Tender must be accompanied a Letter, addressed to the Nay,
Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound
with the Person tendering, in the sum of £lOOO for the due performanee
of the Contract.
London, England, 1812-01-03

FRIDAY, JANUARY 3.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
s per Ct. Cons. for money shut—Ditto for opg. 641
3 per Ct. Reduced 62i 63-4 per Cent. 78if
Navy 5 per Ct. shut—Bonds 1.55.—5. pr.—Oninfurn
Exch. Ws (31) par to 94. dis.—Ditto (sitl.) par to is. pre.

The Hornet American sloop of war has arrived at
Cowes from New York, last from Cherburgh, but
where she only landed dispatches. The Hornet has
on b•.:ard the American Ambassador expected at thei
Court of St. James's. She also brings dispatches of j
importance to the American Minister now bete.
By the Hornet we have received Boston Papers to
the 4th, and New-York to the sth ult. the contents
of which arc of considerable impOrtance. The most
prominent of which is, the. Report cf the House of
Representatives-of the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions upon the President's Message. The conduct of
France is discussed with all due deference to Bona-
parte : and the delusion practised upon the American
people, that the French Decrees are really repealed,
is still kept up.

In a recent Sitting of Congress; a Bill was brought
in to repeal the Non•lntercourse Act, and lay an ad-
ditional Duty on Goods imported, which was thrown
out by a majority of twenty.

A letter, inserted in the Commercial Advertiser of
26th November, from Washington, says—" I have
reason to believe from all that I hear, that there is to
be no war. I think it most probable that our com-
mercial restrictive laws will be more rigidly enforced
during the Session. I have heard it also stated this
morning, that our ultimatum is to be sent to Great
Britain."
There was lately a considerable commotion in New-
York. Some of the seamen belonging to tw•o French
privateers, having, in a quarrel with some Americans,
stabbed three of them, the populace rose on the'
Frenchmen, killed several of them and burnt their
vessels—la Vengence and About 140 of
the rioters were imprisoned.

BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS.

FROM TILE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER OF THE 3Orn Or

1:0V EMBER.

4, A letter received by a Member of Congress, from
a Gentleman in Vicennes, in the Indiana territory,
under date of Nov. 12, 1811, states, that news had
just reached that place of an engagement having
taken place between Governor Hmtaisom, command-
ing a body of United States' Regulars and Western

Militia, and the Indians who adhere to the party of
the Prophet. The Governor had marched up to the'
Prophet's Town in the evening, had a short con-
ference with him, and an agreement was entered into
to hold a Council on the following morning. In the
interial a Negro had deserted to the Indians, informed
them the Goiter= had but about 300 men, that he
qiak a great deal of goods with him, and that the
next day.. when in Council, the Governor in-
tended to frill upon and destroy the prophet and his
party. The Indians are supposed to have been in-
iluented by this information, for during the night
they commence l the light) and auaintained a conflict
London, England, 1812-03-31

TRURO, MARCH 27.

SIIIPWRECKS.—A passage vessel from Falmouth to
Plymouth, with nine passengers, was lost on the 20th
inst. near Fowey ; but all on board were providen-
tially saved. The violent storm and sudden change
of it on Friday and, Saturday last, did a deal of da-
mage in the Mount's Bay. The Prussian ship Inva-
riable, of about 800 tons, in ballast, was driven on
shore near Gunwalloe, and completely wrecked ; one
only of her crew of 23 men was drowned The brig
Bttsy, T. SLADE master, with timber, turpentine, &c.
for Plymouth, was also entirely wreeked near the
same place. Several of the vessels at anchor in the
Mount Roads, being suddenly caught on a lee shore
by the change of wind, suffered. The Gage, ALD.
RIDGE, fr..rn Bideford for Deptford, with navy timber,
was dashed on the August rock, and went to pieces.
Her unfortunate crew (five) were lost. The Nimble,
GRINBLE master, from Cardiff for London; the cargo
has been landed. The United Friends, GEACH mas-
ter, from Swansea for Fowey, since gotoffand br6ught
into Mount's harbour very much damaged. The
Friends, SMITH master, from Fowey for Swansea,
still on shore. The William and Charles, AMEY
master, from Jersey for Swansea, still on shore. The
Nancy, JOLLY master, from Bideford for Plymouth,
still on shore. The Nettle, MORRIS master, from
Falmouth for Fowey, still on shore. The Recovery,
Wituasss master, from Wales to London, with slate,
was totally lost near the Land's-end on Friday last,
the crew were saved.
LEITH, MARCH 26.
Two Greenland•men belonging to Hull, the Tho-
mas and Ann of Whitby, and Advice of Dundee,
which had been forced up the Firth by the late gale,
together with the Royal Bounty of Leith, proceeded
this morning, on their respective voyages, to Green-
land and Davis' Straits. Arrived in the Roads, on
Monday night, the CHEROKEE sloop of war, from the
Nore ; and FERRET sloop of war, from the Downs.—
During the tremendous gale on Saturday last, an im-
pressed seaman leaped into the sea.from on board the
impress tender. lying in the roads, at Greenock, with
the intention of swimming on shoe. The tender's
boat, however, being put out before it was possible
fur him to accomplish his purpose, he was retaken,
conducted on shore, and lodged in Bridewell ; as it
was absolutely impossible to regain the vessel. His
good fortune did not forsake him in his next attempt
to obtain his liberty, for while a party of soldiers were
conducting him to the boat upon• Sunday, he darted '
away from the guard, and got clear off, to the no
small joy of the crowd, whom sympathy in his unto-
ward fate, and admiration of his daring intrepidity,
had attracted to the spot.
London, England, 1812-03-31

DEAL, MARCH 30.

Arrived his Majesty's ship FISGUARD and R zovws
with the Euphrates, Monarch, and, Northampton,
East Indiamen, from Portsmouth. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships NYMPHEN and CALLIOPE on a cruize off
Flushing. Arrived the SWAN cutter with a convoy
from Plymouth, which are sailed for different destina-
tions. Came down from the River the. Simon Tay-
lor, for Jamaica ; Loyal Briton, for Gibraltar ;
Symmetry, for Lisbon ; and the Thomas, for the
Cape of Good Hope.—Wind S.W. blows strong.
London, England, 1812-03-31

GUERNSEY, MARCH 28.

Arrived his Majesty's brig PERSIAN, with a French
lugger, of 16 guns and 45 men, taken off the Seven
Islands, belonging to Dieppe.

TORBAY, MARCH 29.
Arrived his Majesty's ships VENGEUR. HANNIBAL,
and FAWN. The ships bound to Newfoundland sailed
yesterday for Plymouth, to join convoy, but were
forced back by contrary winds. They are now about
to sail for Tor Roads.—Wind S.W.
FALMOUTH. MARCH 2s.

Arrived his Majesty's ship LATONA, with a convoy
of 15 sail of transports, &c. which sailed on the 25th
from Portsmouth for Lisbon, put in here by contrary
winds.—The Duke of Kent packet has gone into the
Roads.—Wind W.S.W. fresh gales—dirty weather.
London, England, 1812-03-31

COVE, MARCH 23.

On Saturday sailed the SANDWICH lugger, and
EARL SPENCER cutter, Lieutenant BOTHWELL, for
England. A troop of the German Legion embarked
the same day, on board the transports No. 313, the
Leda, and 176, the Kingston, and will proceed for
England the first fair wind, under convoy of the
PROVIDENCE, of 16 guns. His Majesty's sloop THIN-
CULO, of IS suns, CaptainA. RENNY, expected every
day, is appointed to take the fleet for the West Indies
under convoy. It is said they will not proceed on
their destination until there are 20 sail. It is likewise
mentioned they will not take their departure, until it
is ascertained what course the French fleet has steer-
ed.—Yesterday arrived, from Plymouth, the RESOLD..
TION gun-brig, Lieutenant KENNAN.
London, England, 1812-03-31

TOO tH POWDE4.

BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as
one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without
which the finest formed face is imperfect; Inattention to the teeth
and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. Bu:rtra's
VLGtTAIILZ RISTURATIVI TOUTU POWDLI is a moat elegant
and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its
particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the tea th,
but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will
render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and
restore them to their original purity, enurdy eradicate the scurvy
in the gum', cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet,
relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, guns-bites, and
swelled face.

Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cheapside, corner
of Paternoster-row; and retail by Velum and Sharp, Portsmouth,
Hall and Joh'lion, Gosport ; Alban, Weston, Mallory, and
/ones, rortsea ; 'frewman, Exeter; Cookworthy,
Gilbert, and fro:land, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter
and M'DunaW, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scutt, and Car-
gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, 1-loll; Greg-
son and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stain, and Lyitch, Manchester ;
Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, liirtuingliain ; Gregory,
Brighton ; Edwards and Penny.Liverp.ol ; and of most respec-
table Medicine Venders in the Kingdom, in Boxes 2s. 9d. each.
London, England, 1812-03-31

T EPILOGUE TO THE HOUSE or MORVILLE.

rill lOW PLAT NOW ACTING WITH GRRAT APPROBATION AT
C : • TRY: LYCEUM TIIICATRR•SPOICRN BY MRS. LDWIN•

A Play's a law-suit, quaking at the end on't,
The Plaintiff, Author, sues the Town, Defendant;
The Judges you—the students farther back-
7•he Prologue'► the solicitor in black :
The Couns:l I.—My Lords, nay, no denial,
1 move tomorrow night fora new tral.
Rule granted? banks It' aft ct my fee secures;
This hand is nobly paid when you clap yours.
But hold—no joking, Veil me, tragic fog!
Grave Play. demand a gloomy Epilogue.
Suppose me Juligt—may I NI you Bean
To treat the t'ublic with a Rimec
Here's a clear stage, " exceeding snug;" Nay, why
So bashful, man? •1 hen both the parts I'll try,
And " you, the Judges, bear a wary eye."

" Lady, by you bright moon I swear." Be steady;
Don't swear by the Moon I" You're mad enough already.
(H.ius.)—You can't sit there : what are yon about,
Sir 1 I was ity Sir. No, Sir, there you're out.
Since, you In's and Out's—" Well part uo
tnore—
fly to these arms!".--Box-keeper, shut that door!
4. Hist, Borneo,hi-t1 Love fears no harsh rebuff;"
" Yes, I am R4607:0 hist, that's plain enough."
(Hems.)—Encore! Ha! ha!-011, utf—go on—don't stir—
Send in the Manager. !—(Bfrr. .E.)—Your pleasure, Sir ?
( liouse.)—Prla! at !—W hat, you the Manager? A Woman?
(.11,114. E.)—" When married, Sit, you'll find that's not un-
common?'
" 'Sweet, While I live I'll love, won't you ?" Oh, no!
" My plan's quiz d.fferent—while, I live i'll crow!"

Thus blown by fa:hictit's gale awhile to pan,
Down folly's tide still floats thy bubble, fun:
While Cwnedy the gilded vapour quaffs
From Satire's cup, at.d as she sips she laughs.
Soon shall the Muse In yonder classic dome
Find a grac'd welcome, and a splendid home;
Each day we see her growing fame arise,
Till, like a Pbsrnlx, Drury seeks the ski, s;
Nor fears, while thus the Giant braves rise wind,
1 hat I, though small, will long remain l.eb•nd.
No! dreading front the distance to look smaller,
I'll mount an Elephant to snake me taller !
Give our poor Bard nine :sights, he'll not reuine,
Cats have nine lives—a White Cat five times nine.
Oh ! joyful pledge—that smile dispels our fear,
And bids the House of Morrille prosrr lure
London, England, 1812-03-31

NAVAL INTILLICENCE.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 49.
Arrived the brig Malrina, Joust Swill Master,
froth Gibraltar, with a cargo of wine for this port.—
Sailed his Majesty's ships RitzyLys, 44; and SWAN,
18, with a convoy of about SO sail for Portsmouth.
The Itrotaus bas French Officers on board, for
Leith. The ships that were riding in the Sound yes-
terday, bound with his Majesty's ship ALERT to
Newfoundland, and the remains of the convoy left
here by his Majesty's ship Pr.t.oaus, on account of her
sailing at so late an hour of the night of Thursday,
were obliged to cut or slip their cables last evening,
and run into the harbour of Catwater.—There is a
small ship of war in the offing, but owing to the
very thick weather it is impossible to state what she
is.—Wind S.W. blowing hard.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 30.
Arrived yesterday his Majestyrs ship TYRIAX, from
Weymouth—Came into harbour the CADMUS, CHRIS.
TIAN SEVENTH, and Rou.A.—Arrived to-day his Ma-
jesty's ships PORT MAHON, WARRIOR, SWIFT, and
CRESSY, from a cruize. The WARRIOR and SWIFT
are from Plymouth with a convoy.—Wind Westerly,
blows a gale. _ _ _
London, England, 1812-03-31

TO THE FACUI.TY.

ANY MEDICAL GENTLEMAN, des;rotis of
relingnishing either the entire or part of a respectable
Country Practice, may hear of an immediate Purchaser.
Minute Particulars, addressed (post-paid) to the Proprietors of
the Medical Agency, Nu. 18, Bartleterbuildings, Holborn, will
meet due attention.
Medical Practices, Partnerships, Chemical and Drug Busi-
nesses, constantly negociatxd.

ASCSOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d B
lion 88th Regiment, capable of instructing Soldiers' Chil-
dren in Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic ; according to the Rev.
Dr. Bell's System of Education. His pays clothing, and allow-
ances, will be the same as a Serjeant. No application will be at-
tended to, unites accompanied by satisfactory testimonials of cha-
racter, and capacity, from a Clergyman el the established Church,
of which the applicant himself must be a member. Letters (petit
paid) addressed to the Commanding Officer, Brishana, Devon-
shire, will be duly attended to.

SLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPARATUS.•
PT. LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the liherty
• of informing his Friends and the Public he now exhibits
for sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 34. Castle creet,
Holbo:n. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom; and
the most clean, delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing.
roasting, biking, broiling and boiling. A dinner for 2CO perrots
may be dressed with less than a peck of Coals.
N. B. The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for inspect-
ing from one to four o'clock.
London, England, 1812-05-04

' ' t

antes OF ORDNANCE,

. _
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS If HIS MA-
/min ORDN4IIIOE, i hersliggiw NW,,,,

That Proptnals will be received at their Office in Psi-Mall,
on or b. fire Friday, the nth of May, %in such persons as may
be .unlink to undertake the 'supply of PIG LEAD, for Service
of ti.is Department fora period of One Tear.
A Specimen of the Lead o's" be vlewed'upon application at the
Royal Laboratory at WoolWlek ; and farther Particulars, loge.
then with the Terms and Condidons.of the Contract, stsithe
known at the Secretary's Office, la.PaY-mall aforesaid, etty_dsy
between the hours-of Ton and Four o' lack, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed sp, and endorsed " PropcSals for Pig
Lead;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Stb day
of May, at twelve &Clock at noon of the same day ; neither
will any Tender de noticed unless the Party making it, or an
Agent its his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, &crafty.
_
London, England, 1812-05-04

CHALLENGE.

MESSRS. CUR iiiia7l4l6.Surgeons. late in his
Majetty's Servicei challenge the wnole world to prove a
single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have
failed of the dedred effect. The practice of many years in this
pude:alas branch of their profession has not given rise to one
unsuccessful case.

Several Noblemen and Gentlemen. of the first respectability,
have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re-
moval of complaints ef the Urethra, Strictures, &e. and, having
received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference,
may be made to them u satisfactory evidences of the decided au•
pertority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatntent. Many
a these Gentlemen have had Strictures from tea to twenty years
and had been under the care of Messrs. Horne and Heaviside*
and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure
by the application of the lunar caustic, without success.
MARRIED WOMEN, who nave long bees diippoloted
their expectations of a family, may be usual &stilt sat Is.
stances such defects are curable by medical *a; pad abbeugh
tke removal of such impediments be an object of doubt antique-
tainty with others, ,yet the cure of such defects, by to gradual
progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their expeilasse.
Meson. Currie and Co. may be consulted by althorns with He
greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their Immo Its.' 107,
Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country ar ^ralaeutesi to state
the particulars of their cue, age, and general habit of brim ate.
inclosing a remittance fot advice and madldnes, who) tbe saw
will be gives or seat to any ?an of disktagkau

I
London, England, 1812-05-04

1-

FROM SAI UItDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, MAY T.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the same and on the behalf of hisll,lajesty, to grant unto his
Glace Henry Charles Duke of Beaufort, K. G. the office or
place of Constable of his Majesty's Castle of St. Snug's, and
'Warden of the Forest of Dean, to the county of Gloucester.
London, England, 1812-05-04

TO-MORROW.

thins" s.—Comm;ttee on Admiralty Registrar BillCom-
mittte on Southern Whale Fishery Bill.
Norices.—Mr. Brand—Bill to Arntnd the State of the Re-
presentation of the People of England.—Mr. Broughant—Bill
to Amend the State of the Repre.entation of the People of Scot-
land.
London, England, 1812-05-04

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATF.--Land Tax redeemer}.
BY MR. PEYTON,
At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, about the first week in May next,
In several Lots,
AMOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate in
the Parishes of. Bwaffbam, Bulbeck, Bottisham, and Ewa.
ham Prior, in the County of Cambridge; comprising a very
excellent welling-house and Farming Offices, sundry detached
Hosnestalls, and upwards of One Thousand Acres of most excel-
lent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Land, in a high state of
cultivation whereof possession may be bad at Michaelmas neat.
Descriptive Particulars will shortly be published ; in the mean
time application may be made to Mr. James New Boswell-court,
Lincoln's lnn.l.4hdon.

CAPITAL. PORTINIMIDIFINVir.
To be SOLD by AUCTION?-41frIlk. WILLIAMS, •
On Wednesday, June 5, 1814, atemesselock, unless previously
disposed of by Private Contract, at the-Commercial Sale-
Rooms, Bristol,
THE capital and very valuable FREEHOLD
BREWERY and PREMISES belonging to the late Co-
Rtmership of Mesas. Joserst BRITTAK, and Gloucester Porter
Brewery Company, most eligibly situate in Westritc-stoat, iu
the City of Gloucester.
. The Premises comprise a Brewboase with three Boller.' four
Pump Engines. Patent Mashing Machine, extensive Malt Lofts,
Malt Mitt and hoisting Apparatus, excellent Cellarage containing
Store-pieces of appropriate dimensioni capable of holding up-
wards of Y.Ono Barrels, a Cooperage, and Good Stabliug.—The
whole terminating with a convenient Wharf on the Banks of the
Weer Severn, which furnishes most exeellentWatte for brewing.
• There are also two Leasehold Tenements, and Collating-
Houses adjoining. •
This Brewery (which is one of the most complete in England)
was substantially fitted up in the year 1808 by an eminalt Er*.
neer, possesses every modern improvement, is admirably eon.
strocted for carrying on the trade in the most advantageous man-
ner, upon an extensive scale, with the greatest possible saving of
manual labour, and is evade of brewing 2d quarters at a time.
A Purchase; My macula's epees very extensive consumption,
there being needier Port er tinsina. in
or near Gloucester.
bosediategessiesies may be
Ake .at 700 Barrels e[ liereetßaer, Brown Stout, and
Dim& terter.—The' Cedes. mpg IS ether Utensils and Imple-
ments's, die trade, beth find sallantweafile.
1' be viewed, upon Imilleadea at the Brewery, and Particu-
lars *ay be had of Mr. Jar* 12, Gray's inn Square, London;
I Mr. alkey, Solieltor, Gleeeweer ; and Mr. Tanner, Solicitor,
*lasi; who are aetboriaed Is treat for a Sale by YrivateCeptracu

••• •

.
London, England, 1812-05-04

TRANSPORT OFFICE, April 15, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS fir CONDUCTING'
His prAJEsrr, TRANSPORT SERPICE, for idling
I Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS if WAR, do terety give notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 19th of
May, 1818, to receive sexed Tenders, aud treat with such Per-
sons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING PRI-
SONERS of WAR is Health at PORCHESTER CASTLE.)
CHATHAM, PORTON, and on board the Prison Ships at
PORTSMOUTH, for Sits Months certain, from July.i , 1812.
No tender will be received after one o'clsei on Me day of treaty,aor any
noticed unit,, the party, or an agent for him, personally attend.
- Each bender mast be accompanied by a lettnfrom two respectable per- !
sons, engaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the sum of
£2OOO, fw the due performanes of the centred.
Farther particulars nay he hawk by applying at this Offer; or
to Ciptaito Loch, P.rcheiter Castle ; Captain lintchinson, Chatham :
rsr Captain Woodrf,Forfost. 11

TRANSPORT OFFICE, April '29, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing
Care 9' SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Crassly of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 26th
May, tts receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as
may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING PRISONERS
of WAR in Health and Sickness at PERTH, North Britain, for
Six Months certain from the Ist of July, 1812.
No Tender will be received after one eclat on the day of treaty, Jar
oxy noticed, unless the party, or as neat for hue, personally attends.
Each Tender mart he accompanied,by a Letter from two respectable
Persons, engaging to become beau with the Person tendering, in the
Sum of £2OOO for the else performance of the Contract.
Further particulars may he known, by applying at this Offer, or
to Captain .Moriarty, raltefield, near Penny,: mi.', North Britain ;
and Liest)enans Chun, Leith.
London, England, 1812-05-04

ON SPRING DIET'.
" It is in Spring (observes a cekbrated Physician) that consti
tutional diseases come into action; and if, at this season, people
were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be
prevented."
' I 'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample
exp►: fence has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the
constitution and.pitrifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink
or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of th• skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the
Sassairas Cocoa, a meet invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and
tts ose is adopted by several erninent Physicians.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner u
coffee), price ni. $l. per pound, by W. Wfisun, Grocer, No. 39,
Strand. Orders from the country dust be accompanied with a
remittance.
London, England, 1812-05-04

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Nicholson and Mills, Church-street. Minerles, brokers. Sur-
tees and Suck, King-street, coal-merchants. Leame and Ren-
shaw, Old Broad-street, merchants. Cave and Co. Hunslet.
Moulton and Lunn, London. Boum and Hewitt, Holborn.
coach-makers. -T. and W. Ta; lur, Ludgste-street, haberdashers;
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Piercer. for the Marengo and la Phlllippe, will be paid
on beard, on her arrival; and recalled at No. 6, Stanhope-street,
Strind.

The Fancy, for the Fortuna, will be paid and recalled at No.
22, Arundel-st rect.

The Serapis; for la Julia, will be paid and recalled as above.
The Fancy, for the Kiempan and Printz Christian, and for the
Jeanie and Active, will be paid and recalled as above.
The Pomone. or le Jupiter and le Dubow%lieu, will be paid
and recalled as above.

The Favourite, fur the Union, will be paid on board, and re•
called u above.

The Naiad, for the Woodman, will be paid the dth instant, at
18, Clement's Inn, and there recalled.
The Forward, for the Dragedukken, will be paid the 6th last.
at Leith; and recalled at IS, Gentge•street, Westminster.
_. .

'1 he Ganges, Zebra, Surveillance, Bellette, Bonetta, Dlspach,
and Richmond, for the Sally, will be paid the 7th inst. at No. 9,
Brickpcourt, Temple, and there recalled.
The Cent uP, for the Haabet, will be paid .nd recalled as above.
The Reynard, for the C,harlotte Sophia, Normandrien, Trendre
Brodre, Diana, and Margaretta, will be paid on board the 14th
cast and recalled at No. 99, Surrey-street, Strand.
The Diana, for the Patent, will be paid the 7th Inst. on board,
and recalled at 13, Clement's Inn.
The Erebus, for the Pros Sitska, will be paid on arrival, and
recalled at 14, Clement's Inn.

The Greyhound and Harrier, for the Pallas, Victoria, and Ba-
taster, will be paid the 6th instant, at No. 9, New Broad-street,
and there recalled.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK.
THIS DAY. '

ORDER s. —False Apprentices Bill, second time---Bank Tokens
Bill, second time—Scotch Distillation Bill, second time—Scotch
Taxes Bill, second time—Further Consideration of Report Sine-
cure Offices Bill—Further Consideration of Report Parish Register
Bill—Further Consideration of Report Securities Bill—Further
Consideration of Report Revenue Law Bill—further Considera-
tion of Report Members Bankrupts Bill—Committee on Irish Po-
pulation Bill--Commit tee on Sugar Distilleries Bill—Committee
on Excise Superannuation Bill—Committee on Plate Drawback
Bill—Committee of Supply—Committee of Ways and Means-s--
Committee on Orders In Council: Persons to attend—Scotch
Custom Bill, third time—Sandhurst Forest Bill, third time—
Scotch Local Militia Bin, third time—Tobacco-pipe Clay Bill,
third time—Parkhurst Forest Bill, third time.
Noncx.—The Chancellor of the Ex hequir—Bill to prevent
the Circulation of Local Tokens.
London, England, 1812-05-04

The Res. 1. Marsh, of Horsley, Hampshire, to Marla Eliza.
Beth, eklest daughter of the late J. Morgan, Esq. of Menge-place,
Surrey.

DIED.
Thursday last, in the Slot year of his age, the Rev. Samuel
Wells Thomson, of Christ Church, Oxford.
Rev. J. Herring, Vicar of Strebbear, Devonshire.
Rev. Mr. Griffiths, Vicar of Eckington, Wurcestetsbire.
Rev. Stephen Sloane, of Upper Harley-street.
Aged 75, the Rev. Robert Thorp, D. D. Archdeacon of Nor-
thumberland.
At Blackheath, the infant brighter of Captain Thos. Larkins.
On the 17th ult. on duty at the Barracks in Hyde Park, Lieu-
tenant Thomas Evans, senior Lieutenant of the lath Regiment of
Light Dragoons • an talker who had been in years in service,
and Was wounded in the hte campaign in Portugal.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning ..... ...... 96 minutes after II
Afternoon
London, England, 1812-07-09

BWlOl' HORSLEYS WORM.

This day w.ll published, dedicated, by permiWon, to his Royal
Highnemi the ?Risme RLGENT, in one Voiente, hvo, pike
! 4s. in boards, an Third Edition of
LETTERS in CONTROV E R SYwith Dr. PRIEST.
try, upon the Historical Qt.estion of the Belief of the First
Ages in our LORD'S Divinity.
By SAMUEL HORSLEY, I. 1-D. F.R.S. F.A.S.
Late Lord ?Ai/lop of St. Acaph.
To which is added an A re:..N Ds x , in reply to Mr. Belsham'ii
Review of the Controiersy; by the Rev. HENEAOIIIORSLET,
A.M. Preßinaary of St. Asaph, and late Student of Christ's
Church, Oxon.

11. A Thiia Volume, containing 15 add,tional Sermons, price
10s. in boards.
112. 'l•lte 'lli-1 Edition of the two first Volumes of Sermon',
price.oi the Three Volumes 275. hoards.
Pravel fur lAngsuan, Hurst, Rtes, Orme, ar,d Browne; F.D.
and J. Rivir.gion ; and T. Ha.nolton, Loonolop; J. BAllsntyuc and
C 4. Edirbtn ; and M. Keene, Ditto:in.

COMPAC I' .VILLA, WTLTSHIR E.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE. CONTRACT, by Mx, CHRISTIE,
ACOMPACT and elegint modern FREEHOLD
VILLA, with, suitable offices, Itone-buflt and dated, fitted
up in remarkably neat taste, situated near rite Devixes,.in the
county of Wilts comprising a ntoriC.ng roan aS by 19, dining-
room 20 fett by 14 lea 0, with handsoine veranda and trench
windows,' opening upon an ornarneuted lawn, hiving ortuniod
of extensive prospects over a fertile country, five 44-chambers,
coach-honseowe stall stable, good kitchen.aarden and paddock.,
with some timber, altoether near rota acres, trhe-free and
land-tat redeemed, forming an elegant retreat for a anialgeeteel
family, or a spert%man, with the adean,ages of a respectable
neighbuurboad, and easy asst to society of Cash, distAut only
19 miles. May be viewed with tickets, to be tad, with parti-
culars, of Mr. Christie, Pall Mall.
London, England, 1812-07-09

LORD WELLING CON's CAMPAIGNS.

Air L'EVEQUE has the honour to inform the
J.Y.L. Subscribers and the Public in general, that the First.
,Past of the Engravings of the ACHIiVEMENTS of the AL-
LIED ARMY in PQRTUGAL. and SPAIN, already an-
nounced, is really for delivery. Subscribers are requested to
send for them, or to leave their afleress at Mr. L'Eveque s, it,
Soho-square; or at Messrs. Colnaghi and. Co.'s, 23, Cockspur-
street ; svhere also may be bad the first two Numbers of the ear-
tuguese Costumes, and the View of the 7,lreat Agw•duct of Lis-
'bun, and of the Convent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Eveque
and engraved by Mr. Comte.
London, England, 1812-09-01

NATAL INTELLIGENCE. '

WINNE

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MAILS. •
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Waterford
Cadiz -
Lisbon -
Heligoland

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. 1 1 !Jersey
- I Anholt •
- O I Gottepburgh -
I- 0 0 Madeira

The following American vessels, arrived at Wingo
Sound, are dimmed :
Winn, Atkins, front Cronstadt for Boston.
Cuba Jones, ditto, ditto.
Edward, —, ditto, for Newbury Port.
William and Eliza, —, ditto, ditto.
Halcyon, ditto, for Boston.
Cygnet —, ditto, ditto.
Catherine Jane, ditto, ditto.
Oaten of New York, —, ditto, Brazil.
Navigator, Young, of do. from Havannah for St. Pttersburgb.

DEAL AUGUST Si.

Came down from the River and sailed, the Dol-
phin and Abundance store-ships, for Portsmouth-;
Clio, CASE, and the Orion, BARRY, for Gibraltar;
and the Russia Company, COLE, for Malta. The lath
ter remains in the Downs. Arrived his Majesty's
ship NIEMEN, with Rear-Admiral Scary, who wdl
proceed immediately to hoist his flag on board of the
CHATHAM, off Flushing. The CORDSLIA is gone on'
a cruise. The THESEUS will sail to-morrow morning
for off the Scheldt, in which place there are twenty

sail of the line ready for sea. Wind N.N.E.—blows
strong.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 29.
Sailed the Prince Ernest packet for Lisbon. The
Swiftsure picket for New-York is detained till Mon-
day.—Wind North.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST st.
Arrived the Neptune (2) tender from Dublin,
with volunteers and impressed men ; and the Eliza-
beth tender from Greenock.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 31.

Arrived his Majesty's ship PROTECTOR, with the
Gold Hunter and Ganges, from Africa, last from
Cork ; and the PIONEER sloop of war, with a fleet
from the Downs.--Wind North.
London, England, 1812-09-01

A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL LOOK.

This day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. 6d. bound,
with the full allowance to Schools,
THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 Lessons for Eng-
li.h Classes, in all bchoels, Male and Female, containing
Instruction on every usekl and important subject, in the correct
and elegant Language of the best Authors; arranged in Lessons
fur every day in the Year.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.
The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this in-
comparable School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues
to he adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient
testimonials of its superior pretensions, and justify an expectation
that it will in due tame be universally received and preterred as
a finished Book iu the practice of Reading.
Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row, and to be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain and
Ireland. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
Reading Exercises for the Junior Classes, 2s. 6d.
London, England, 1812-09-01

This day were published, In tivo. price 12s, in boards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on ECTRO-
PIUM, or EVERSION of the EYE-LIDS, with the De-
scription of a new Operation fur the Cure of that Disease. On
the Modes of forming an artificial Pupil and on Cataract. Ilhts-
trat d by coloured Engravings: •
By WILLIAM ADAMS,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London; Oculist Ex-
traordioary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent; Oculist
in Ordinary to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent and
Sussex; and the late Surgeon of the West of England Infirmary
for curing Diseases of the Eye, instituted at Ex-ter.
London : Printed for J.Callow, Medical 1 ookseller,lo, Crown-
court, Princes-street, Soho; F.. Cox, St. Thomas's-street, Bo-
rough ; J. Rodwell, 16, New Bond-street ; Me•srs. Bryce and
Co. Edinburgh ; and Me4srs. Hodges and Co. Dublin.
London, England, 1812-09-01

GERMAN FLUTE.

This day was published price U. 6d. in folio, the 11th Edition, of
WRAGG'S IMPROVED FLUTE PRECEP-
TOR; or, The Art of Playing the German Flute ren-
dered perfectly easy. The Contents are, a copious Set of Instruc-
tions for a Flute from one to eight Keys • a Set of Progressive
Lessons ; 64 Duets in various Keys, each of which is preceded by
e short, easy Preludin, accompanied with an Explanatory Note,
by which the Student is progr..ssively conducted from the easiest
to the most difficult Key; 1,-0 Original Arlettes; $3 Scottish and
other Airs; and 16 Flourishes in Major and Minor Keys; the
whole forming the cheapest and most useful Book of the kind
extant.

London : Printed for and sold by the Author, Ne. 17, Little
Knight Rider-street, Doctors Commons.
rr A CAUTION —Be particular in ordering " Wragg's Im-
proved Flute Preceptor;" and observe that every Book is signed
" J. Wino" in Red Ink, in the Title and Address, no other
being gent,ine.
London, England, 1812-09-01

NEXT MONDAY.
BISH, Contractor for the Lottery, respectfully
-11- • advises the Public to make-their purchases at his Offices, 4,
CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS, on or before MON-
DAY, u the LOTTtIT begins on TUESDAY Morning, when
Ano,ooo, £40,000, or
, • £30,000, £50,000,
MAY BE GAINED BY A BLANK.
The Lowest Prim are 422 each, and every Number will be
drawn front the Wheel.

RRANSCOMB, No. 1, Hotnont4 BARS, Corner of
Middle-row, and No. 42, Ca EA esl n e, opposite Wood-street,
begs leave to inform the Public, that the Whole Lottery will be
drawn Bth of NEX MONTH, (SepteMber), and respect illy
solicits a continuance of those Favours for the Purchase of Tickets
and Shares experienced so liberally for Fiky Years past. As
above, are now the Only Offices of BRANSCOMB, who Sold
in Shares •
2,570
N. 3,619 raided to a Packet of Tickets £24,755
which realized
No. 37,247 the first Blank twitted to £20,000
Besides- £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £4,000, £9,000, £2,000,
£l,OOO, too numerous to mention iu the limits of an Adver-
tisement.
In the present Scheme, amongst other Novelties, are EIGHT
PACKETS of TICKETS, by either of which a BLANK may
gain £50,000.
London, England, 1812-12-29


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coNTRACT FOR SHIP-CHANDLERS' GOODS.
Nairn° MICA, December 19, 1812.
T" PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMM/S-
S !ONUS of His illef•JESTre NAVY, i hereby:int Notice,
That on Wednesday, the 90th instant, at one o'clock, they will
k reedy to trot with ouch Persons as may be willing to Con-
Imo for shooting his Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich,
Chatham, and Sheerness with SHIP-CHANDLER'S GOODS.
if Fort f the Tender only h. seen et this Olfce.
No Teder will he received after one o'clock, on the ties r treaty,
iw adiced, Wets the party, .r as eject fir hintattends.
• two" render most be eccostbarsied by a Litter, addressed to the Nast
sired by two restoneilde Persons, engaging to incense &ward
IN* Peals tour:ring. in Me sum f 'Moo for the des performance
if the Cosirage•

EAST-INDIA ROUSE, Deeessier 48, 1812.
rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
1. COMPANY e MERCHANTS #. ENGLAND, trail%
pie 14.5 r INDIES, &kinky give make,
Tint a General Court of the said Company, will be held at
• it* Hews, in Leadenhall-streer, on Tuesday, the 4rh of
Ifirseylillht, at Eleven .o'Cloek in the Foremen on Special
• Maim JAMES 'COBB, A:darns-Secretary.

HOPE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.
OFFICE—LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON.
PERSONS assured with this Office, whose Policies
spire at CRIUSTII6B, are respeetfuHy informed. that

Itscsipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery
it thi Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company
thrtoshoet the United Kingdom.

WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.
, N.B. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the above period,
• *odd be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.

TO P,

'S AND GUARDIANS.

RS. TEARY acquaints the Public, that 'her
ATA Establishment for Young Ladies win ro•open January 18,
1813. The situation is peculiarly eligible', the house airy and
continiodlous, and the neighbourhood of Henley-upon-Thames,
offirding the most picturesque and romantic scenery, with every
Iposdble accommodation for conveyance to London and various
tarts of the kingdom.
__,Yenns T 5 Guineas per annum. Italian, French, Drawing,
Weak, Dancing, and the use of the Globes, on the usual terms.
New-street, Henley-upnw-Thames.

RANSeettli at the lucky Lottery Office, No.
1, Hoban Ba9rs, corner of Middle-row, sold in the tact
Lowy Three Capital Prizes In 40 Shares and also in the very
Wt Lottery on the phin of the present, the following Capital
Prins, in 114 Sbares :
3,818

..

: 5E24,765

! • sTO23 - - ‘llO,llOO I 12,767
• 141010 - " 20,000 4,390
19.9f7 - - 90,000 15,127
1,000 18,533
10. 71! • - . 500 19,063 - 500
Tickets and Shares are selling as above for the New Lottery,
en the Old . Plan without dames, to be drawn 14th Lad 15th Jaa.

£IO,OOCI
50c*
$lO9O
500
London, England, 1812-12-29

NEW MUSIC.
Just published, by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. No. :20,
Soho-square, I.ondon ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin.
IPOPITLAR. AL.L.A.AD, ecing•lsyr
-A- barn, in the Opera of the Castleof Andalus a, at the Theatre
Royal, Drury-lane, called " The Voice of. her I love," written
and arranged for the Voice, with an' Accompaniment for the
Pianoforte or Harp, by John Parry, price Is. 6d.; also ntsy be
had, the Ovetture, Chorusies, Songs, and Quartetto, in the new
grand Historical Play, called "The Renegade," as performing at
the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed and arranged for
the Pipolorte, by H. R. Bishop, price igs.

In a few days will be published,
In one large Volume, Crown Octavo, price 12s.
THE POETICAL REGISTER for 1808-1809,
being the Seventh Volume of the Work. This Volume
contains one hundred and nineteen Original Poems-' and one hun-
dred and siztpnine Fugitive Poems, by eminent Authors, and
likewise one hundred and seventy Criticisms 'upon poetical and
dramatic Works, published during the Yeas 1608 and 1809.
Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard; sold also by I. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
Of the same Publishers, may be Mod the six preceding Volumes
of the Poetical Register, price .C 2, or any separate Volume. The
six Volumes contain nearly fifteen hundred poetical Compoii-
Itions and more than five hundred Criticisms.

The Editor requests that Communication, for the Eighth Vo-
lume may be addressed to him at Messrs. Rivingtous.