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London, England, 1812-10-02

Tbis day was published, No. I. price Is.
THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE.—Con.'
tents :—Charges and Tracts of the Bishops of Durham,
Glow-ester, Lincoln, and St. David's-4.ord Kenyon's Obeerva-
tions—Claims of the Catholics considered—Letttrs to and from
the Editor, &c.
Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall.
Also. price Is. or X 3 per hundred, Bishop Porteues Reasons
against Emancipating the Catholics.
N. B. The general circulation of the above, particularly at con-
tested Elections, may be of incalculable advantage.

This doy war published,
In 1 Vol. am pries bs.la boards, a New Edition, being the Fifth,
(Printed uniformly with the Works of Dr. Johnson),
SERMONS on DIFFERENT SUBJECTS, at-
tributed to SAMUEL JOHNaON, L. L. D. and left for
publication.
By JOHN TAYLOR, L. L. D.
Late Prebendary of Westminster, Rector of Bosworth, Leices-
tershire, and Minister of St. Margaret's, Westminster.
Published by the' Rev. Saiiluac HA TES, A. M. U.her of West..
minster School.
Printed fort. Cache and W. Davies, Strand.
N. B. This Volume include, the Sermon, written by Dr. John-
son, for the funeral of his Wife; and all the Sermons exhibit
strong internal evidence of their having been carefully revised,
at least, if not wholly written, by that eminent Morello, who
bad-been for a groat number of years in habits of close intimacy
with the divine whose name they bear.

SALES BY AUCTION.
WIT.—FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE IN Tint
CENTRE OF i'HE TOWN OF Si 1.1 INGBORNE.
By Messrs. JORDAN,
At the Rose Inn, Sittinghorne, on Wedneiaby, the 7th day
October instant, a: Two otioek in the Afternoon, Wiwi en
such Conditions ol•Sale as shall be then and there produced,
N excellent and snbst Inti.d FREEHOLD FA.
MII.Y HOUSE, ituate in the centre of the Town of
Sittingborne, in th,, County of Kent, nearly opposite the Rot
Inn, and now in the occupation of Sir John Henslow,
fined up at a very considerable expence, consisting of a Drawing-
room, lining and Breakfast Parlours, good B d chambers anal
Rooms for Servants, extensive Vaulted Cellars capable of con-
taining near an hundred pipes of Wine, together with a Gallen
and Grap ry, and every suitable convenience.
Particulars may be known, by applying to Messrs. Made and
Sen, Solicitors, Milton, next Sittingbome, Kent; Mr. Murton
Tanstall, Kent; and the Auctioneers, Milton.
London, England, 1812-10-02

CORUNNA PAPERS.

Corunna Papers to the 23d ult. were received this
day. They contain highly tattering intelligence from
the North of Spain. The following are Extracts :
" CORUNNA, SEPTEMBER 21.

K According to the intelligence we have received
in this city from persons worthy of credit, the French
are in great haste erecting fortifications in the vicinity
of Irun, with the object, no doubt, of secuting are-
treat in case of necessity. •
gs At three o'clock on the morning of the Bth the
French precipitately evacuated Bilboa, at which mo-
ment a Battalion from Biscay occupied the town.

4, In Santona there is only a garrison of 1,500
French : it being supposed the Governor intended to
act treasonably and marry a lady of that place, an-
other replaced him, and he was sent off strongly
escorted.

“ CORUNNA.. SEPTEMBER se.

si The allied army, the true pole of our hopes,
lately was, we are assured, in Torquemada, since i
which, according to private intelligence, it had routed
the rear guard of Foy's division, taking, it is said,
3000 infantry and 700 horse, with a considerable por- '
tion of waggons, baggage, &c. &c. which will not be
considered as unlikely when it is recollected how
little Foy was before our army. There are some
who assert that the Marquis of Wellington is already
in possession of Pancarva. Our 6th army must, by
this time, have joined the British."
London, England, 1812-10-02

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, re"
spectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for
eke ensuing LOI'TERY , are now oh Sale at their OfSce, No. 93,
itOTAL,EICHANOR, I.ondon.
Ibis Lottery consists of only 10,000 Tickets, the Capital
Prises are greater in Value than in the last, and the Drawing
WI take place on TUESDAY, the 20th of this Month.
• - Price of a Ticket £2l 15 0
Mr. aCll 6 0 I Eighth sE2 la 6
Quarter . 515 0 I Sixteenth 1 9 6
•„• Letters, post paid, duly answen-d, and Orders from the
(sentry, accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to

PIANO FORTE.
TO be SOLD, a Capital PIANO FORTE, as
good u sew, with all the additional Keys, Pedal Double
Action, inside Desk, pillar Leg., and every other requisite, for
24 Guineas, original price 34 Guineas, warranted to stand well
in tune, and perfeedy calculated for the Country, or going Abroad.
May be seen at No. 5, Leicester Place, from Ten to Four o'clock.
U wanted for the Country, Packing-Case, Booking, dye. at the
Waggon-Mice, •Two Guineas.

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrarrktreer, Golden-square,
se Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
orremplashmenr, or have not the modern style.
W. Attew's system of teaching is expressly studied for those
suborn ft is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
kr genteel satiety expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style
tigrace and elegance. ',hose who do not want private teaching
Buy learn at a small euesce, with a respectable set of pupils, on
she public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
most elegant fancy fiances, and all the superior parts of the profes-
sion. The Subscription Msemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1812-10-02

WANTED to Purchase an ADVOWSOI44/
.eseo to AlOO per Annum, with a prospect of immedlat•
Presentatton...-Direct (post-paid) to A. B. Post-Office, Lewes,
Susaex.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THE PERFORMERS engaged at this Theatre,
are requested to assemble on the Stage, on Monday next,
October the sth, at One o'clock precisely, for the necessary pre.
arrangement of Theatrical business; and it is expected that all
Persona engaged In the Theatre will attend and sign their Names
In a book to be prepared for that purpose.
By order of the Sub Committee.
C. W. WARD, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-12-30

LONDON NEWSPAPER OFFICE, in Portugal.
street, Lincoln's Inn.-11se Inhabitants in general of Eng-
land, Wales, Scotland, and Irel%td, are most respectfully made
acquainted, that all the London 1.4%,w. spapers still continue to be
forwarded front this OGice, free of tosfar, to every part of the
United Empire, on the same undeviataug principles of honour
and regularity as heretofore, by the Public's much obliged aid
faithful Servant, J. CON4:IIINS,
N. B. All Orders must be postpaid, and acvmpaqied by ap-
proved references for Settlement in Town. Access uts quarterly ;
or extra terms for lottger credit.
London, England, 1812-12-30

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1t1,12,.

CLASSICAL ASSISTANT.
ACLASSICAL ASSIS I'ANT will be wanted
immediately after the CHRIS CMAS VACATION, ill a GRAM..
MAR SCSOOL. It will be required that he sh,iuld be a Graduate
of Oicroßo or cAMBRIDGa. The Nallrf will be considerabie.
A Clergyman would be preferred; awl he might ea.ily Avail a
Curacy. —For further particulars aiiply to Mr. lumN VALPT,
Tooke'.-Court, Chancery-lane, London.

M. WAKEFIELD'S IRELAND.
This day was published, in Two Volumes, 4to. with a Map,
price £6. E. in board
AN ACCOUN of IRELAND, Statistical and
Political—By EDWARD WAKEFIELD.
Printed for Longman, Hury, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
ouster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New binitl•sme:.

OD the Ist of January will he f übliatled,
At R. Acaeitma.:N.S, 101, Strand,

NC. 49,
of the REPOSITORY of ARTS, &c.
Containing a Portrait of the Emperor Alexander, View in
London, View of Windsor, tWo troatitiful Tema e figur s in the
present Costume, a Cottage Urnee, Patterns of British Niaiitifa c-
tures, Pattern for Needle Work, and more than 60 Pages of
Letter Press. *lio be had of all the BooksAlers in the United
Kingdom.

This day woe published,
In 14 Vols. Bvo. price XiLys. in boards, with two flue Portraits,

and a Fac Sniffle,
THE WORKSof BEAUMONT*FLETC HER,
illustrated pith Critical and Expisnatory Notes, and Bio-
graphical Notices, and including an additional Play, neve,- before
published, and now Bra printed front the original MS. in the
possession of the Publishers.
Edited by PIE.NRY WEBER, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, tornic, and Brnwn, F. C.
sod J. Risington, White, Cochrane, and Co. J. Murray, R. H.
Evans, R. Scholcy. J. hiawman, and Gale and Co. London; I.
Ballantyne and Co. and 1)oig and Stirling, Eilinhurgh.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

SUCH Persons as are willing to contract for the I
Supply of the Plowing Articles to the-ROY A •
MtU-
TARY COI.LEGE,- at Farnham and Bagstur, for theterrn of
Twelve Months, may send sea'ett Proposals (pnst-paid) adl.rc std
to the Governor of the Royal Military Colli.ge, Bagshot, nn or
before the Ist day of January next, and the words " Tetul-r for
the Surply of^ (as the case may be) mutt be inserted on the
cover of cash Propos AL
Partichlars of the Contract may be known on appEcation at
the Lieutenant-Governoes Mice, Royal Militaty College, Mack-
water, near Bagshot, any day (Sunday excepted). •

No Tender will be received from any Person who is not a
Dealer in the Articles for IN bleb he e'en.

GROCERY.

Clot ntr.s.—Store Candles, made of the best Town Tallow
(Mould. and Ms).
London, England, 1812-12-30

LAW.

A N ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR, Vetween
h 1- 40 and Si gill" of age, in established and respectable Prac-
tice, in a pleuant situation in one of the principal Inns of Court,
in London, wishes to resign it and to practice in the Country, he
is therefore willing to treat with any Attorney and Solicitor in
established and respectable Practice in a lealthy situation in the
Cowley, for a resipna:ion thereof in favour of Cie Adverteter,
either in the warof exchange or for an adequate constd..ration.
The most satisfactory relerences wiil be given and required.—
Letters (post paid) direcred to A. Z. at Mr. Rushton's. Law tita-
Ostler, No. 18, Chancery-lane, London, will meet with inlatediste
attention.
London, England, 1812-12-30

EAST .INDIA ROUSE, Novevokr 4, tale.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COAIPA2I/47 MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,
t• thr EAST INDIES, dr her* giskt Niate,
that the Traristtr gook. of the said Company's Slink will he
shut on Thursday, the 26th instant, at two u'cJock, and opened
again on 1 nesday, the 19th January following.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the sal4 Stock due on the
sth January, 1813, will be ready to be delivered on Tuesday, the
12th of the same Month.
RAmsAr, Nor'-eery.

EAS.C-INDIA ROUSE, December 1812.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradimi
to the EAST IIVDTES, do hereby sive Ratite,
That a General Court of the said Company, will be held at
their House, in Leadeni.all-street., on 'Tuesday, the sth of
January nest, at Eleven o'Clock in .the Forenoon, on Special
Affairs. JAMES COBB, Amistort-Setret.zry.
London, England, 1812-09-18

('iCned)

" rtwniaa.'•

"By advice of the Special Council, and by order of the Dl•
teeter, &c.the Merchant* are hereby apprised, that according to
the direction of the Minister of. Manefactures and Commerce,
di merchandise impaled from France and Holland into the.
Hanseatk Departments, may be exported on the proper evidence,
beitto rodseed, that such merchantlize has paid the regular du-
ties In Puttee and Idoilind." Isignea as above.)

The rumours of a dissolution of Parliament are:
new assuming something more than a questionable
shaPe• Serail Members of the existing Parliament,
And numerous greupes of nese Candidates, have al-'I
ready began to feel their way among the Electors in
vfltiona Parts el the United Kingdoms.

Yesterday morning his Rnyal Highness the PonNoe I
REGENT and Dukes of CusisturLAND and CASISKIDGE
accompanied Princess CHARLOTTE 01 WALES and
Princess AUGUSTA in their morning rides in Windsor
Park for two hours. The Royal Party were also
accompanied by LordsYAnarovrn and WA LSI NGHASS.
Lady KOSSLYR. General WYSTAED, and Colonels
Taviort and DEsanow.
The QUEER and Princesses ELIZABETH ETA MARY
took-an airing to Frogmore, &c.
The Earl of STRAYISMORE, with a party of friends)
arrived at Ginarmis Castle nu Merida) se'nnight.
London, England, 1812-09-18

SHIPS ARRIVED.

At PlymOut&—The Bmtbers. Mike, from Quebec.
At Liverpool—Mercury, Robinson. front Maranham ; Ann,
Berwkk, from Domarara Penelope, Tucker, from hliramichi;
Augustus,—, from New Drunswick ; Fair Plihernian, from
Faro ; rmory. Murphy, from Tortola; Castor, Winder, from
Mit= ichi ; and Winchester, Tucker, from St. John's.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _

At Reerbaven.—The Ansley , Crawford. from Africa; and the
Ricioxt, .—..-, from Vigo.
Chester—The 'Etim, Hodge, from Miramielii.

At a meeting held at Plymouth, (Massachnsetts),
a resolve was passed, that the war with Great Britain
was unnecessary, and that they would not be con-
cerned in fitting out privateers. '
A small fishing beat, from Nova Scotia, on
board of-which was the owner, a man 74 years
of age, having been captured and sent into Boston,
the Bostonians raised a subscription, bought the
' boat, fitted her out for a three months voyage,
-wave her to the pore old man, Tema: king at the
time, that they were not at war with unarmed fisher-
men.--Mote than one-half of the property captured
by our ernizets since the commencement of hostilities
was, we are sorry to say, the property of Bostonians—
the greatest enemies oT the war.
- -

BANK OF EIItiLAND.—A Quarterly General Court
of the Proprietors of Bank Stock, accord'ing to the
Charter, was yesterday held at the Company's Court-
MOP, in ThreadtwWle-Street. It was also a Half.
yearly Cott, under a bye-law of the Company,.
Mr. MANNINO (the Governor) stated, As the cpusOl•'
of the Court of Directors, Ist, That 45 per cent. M.
wrest and profits, should be paid for tbee half year
ending the 10th of October nest.—Vd, That it should
be paid to the Proprietors in the same manner as the
last half year, without deducting the Property Tax
of 10 per cent. from the dividend warrants. And
id, that the dividend warrants shall be delivered and
yid on do) Ilth of October nest.—These three pro.
wart unanimously acceded to by the Pro.
rietan, and the Court immediately adjourned.
London, England, 1812-09-18

AUCTION.'
ROMNEY MARSH, KENT.
Valuable Freehold Estate. Minor, Fishery, &c. Farm House and
Buildings, Cottage, Public House, and One I hou-and Seven
Hundred and Fifty Acres of vleadow Marsh, and :aft Marsh
Land and Beach.—Peremptorily, by Mr. ROBINS; " !
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at Twelve, In One Lot,
AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situate in Romney Marsh, in the Parish of
I.ydd, near NeWßomney, in the County of Kin ;• comprising 1
the MANOR, or REPU FED MANOR of LYDD, with the
Right of Ftthery extending near Two Miles along the Beach,
and in the Sewers of the Estate, and upwards of One •11.,w.and
Seven Hundrea and Fifty Acres of Rich Meadow, Marsh, Salt
Marsh Land, ant! Beach, with a Farm House alai- Bailing's,
• Cottage, and Public House, all in a Ring Fence, in the occupa- I
tion of Captain Eynn,.Mt errs. Russdl, Oyler, and others,
adjoining the Lands of the Earl of Thanet and Wetherden,
Esq. This Estate is highly Intprov.ible, and by temporary fencing
may be considergdy increased.; a very Eligible Property to In-
vest Money.
Particulars may be bad on the Premises ; at the George Inn,
; White Hart, Rye ; Mr. Baker, Fulkstorte ; Stip fiend
London inns, and of Mr. Shipdein, solicitor, Dover ; Saracen's
Head, Ashford ; Fountain, Caeterbut y ; of Messrs. Jones and
Green, Solicit ors, Salisbary-4quare ; and of M r. Role ns, W
street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be s.-en.

MARRIED.
.Satnrdayoat York, Harry Bradburne, Esq. of the 2d Dragoon
Guard-, lo Miss 'Louisa Hoadley Ache, filth daughter of the
Rev. HoadlitAshe, D. D.
Saturday last, at Mary•la-Bonne Church, Dr. Mayo, to Frances
Lavinia, youngest daughter cf the late Wm. Fcllowts, Esq. of
Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdonshire.
Sept. 15, the Hoa. I,lbornton j.esle Melville, second son of
the Earl of Leven and Melville, to Harriet, youngest daughter
of S. Thornton, Esq. M.P. for fee county of Surr. y.
On the 15thitistatit, P. Cotartenny, Esq. of the Inner Temple,
Parrister-at-Law, to the second daughter of Hugh Bell, of Ai-
dersgate-street, merchant
1 uesday, at Chiswick, Mr. Charles Bishop, Solicitor, of Gray's
Inn, to Maria, youngest daughter of George I4clton, Esq. of
Strand-on-the-Green, Middh-srx.
London, England, 1812-01-24

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUII-1, JANUARY 21.
Arrived the Duke of Kent packet from Lisbon,
in 15 days—brings no news.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 2e.

Sailed the PICKLE, of 14 guns, for the Jersey sta-
tion. Went out of har',our and anchored in the
Sound, after having refitted, his Majesty's ship R tow,
of 38 guns, Captain Mt.t.com Arrived the beas.
tiful American ship Maddock, Captain DUNBAR, firm
Wilmington, with a cargo of timber for the Docl
yard at this port. Several vessels were expected to
sail from thence for this port with timber, at the time
the Maddock left ; and doubts are entertained for
the safety of the ship Peace and Plenty, Capt. HALL)
which sailed ten days before the Maddock.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 23.

Arrived the AvENGEtt and HAZARD irom New.
foundland, and the TORTOISE frcm the Downs..
Sailed the VIOLET with a convoy for Guernsey.

DEAL, JANUARY ts.

Sailed this morning the whole of the outward-
bound coasters and colliers, under convoy of die Sri_
cutArost lugger, for Portsmouth, and several (.f the
homeward-bound for the River. Arrived the Brio.
LONA from the Nore.—Wind E. and blows hard.
Y.•iRMOUTN, JANUARY 23.
London, England, 1812-01-24

POISON MACKENZIE.

IF POLSON MACKENZIE, who disAppeand
from Greenock about 113 years ago; without any cause known
to his Friends, will apply to Alexander Dallas, Writer to she
Sigiut, in Edinburgh, he will be put in possession of a Succes-
sion, which has since opened to hint; January, IBM

MESSMAN w•antcd by the 37th Regiment,
A 31- now quartered at flutings. None reed apply gsvho cannot
bring favourable characters from their former employes Apply
by letter, addi cued to the Officers of the :!7:h 'Regiment, Harainv s.

hbta day was published, in Bvo. price 9s. bn.-trds, a 2d Volume of ,
SERMONS nn Various Subjects. By DAVID
Bit !CHAN, D. D. Minister of the United Parishes of Dyke
ar.d Afoy, in the County of Moray ; late of Artillery-10 re. t,
la'; dun.—Printed for T. Hamilton. 37, l'ltt•rnorer-row. Of
whims may be had a Nets Edition of the First Vol. pric, 95.
We aball frankly introduce: this performance to the world,
s 5 .-.lrving its favour, and assign it, without 'vesication, to a hies
ea, among the Sermons of our language. The elevation of his
if• supported by a closeness, maturity, and dignity of semi-,
na.,tr, 'bat we base not often witnessed. —Eclectic Review.

140
Aympribifiliged, in mil evo:iiipusted eiTfrst ED'
gra mg., and a Por rait of the Author, price Cs. pLatt, mid
£1 1t s. 6d. coloured,

A TREATISE nn come PRACTICAL POINTS
relating to the Dis-ases of the EY IL By the late JOHN
CONNINGHANI SAUNVERS, Demnn•tratur of .luarooly at
St. '1 honuts's I lospital, Founder and Surrno of the Lerdon It:-
firmary for curing Distases of the Lye. To which is added, a
short ak-conot of the Author's l.i c and Ids met!in l of cut irg the
Congenital Cataract, by his friend and colleaeue, J. R Fatty, M.D.
Printt.d for Longman, Hur-t, Rees, Orme, r.nd Ilrwrr, Pater-
noster.rove ; and E. ('ox, tit. nor ms's- tr.--t ); .r.o•vh

This dry was published, in 3 vols. post Sen. price 41 lis bd
Boards, the Second Edition of
SPECIMENS of EARLY ENGLTSIT METRI-I
CAI. ROMANCES, chi,fly written d.trtnf the early Prr
of the Pourernth Certury. To which is prefixed, an Historical
Introduction, intended to illustrate the Pis.: and Prtsress of Ro-
mantic Composition in France and Enriand.
By ✓EOt'GE F. 1.1.15, FA.
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noster-row, and at the British Gallery, 51, Nt w Bond-street.
Of whom may be had, also just publ•'ked, by tt,e cane Author,
the fourth F.dition of Specimens of the Tarly English Posts In
three volumes. post svo. price Ei lcs boards.

This day was published, in oncVulume film price I boards,
the Secltel ion, much ettlar,!ed, of
^rl-1E PRI NC! PLESnf NIIIjW !FERN% inclutUng
tho Di.easss of Women and Children By JOHN Bl TUN,.
Lecturer of Midw f.ry, and Member of theFacul:y of Physicians
and Sureenne, Glasgow.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Prer-
noster•row, London. Of whom may be had, by the S3Me Author,
I. Popular Directioa: for the Treatment of the Diseases of
Worsen and Cirldren, in itvo. pike 9s. hoards.
2. Ohservsione nn Ahoeti.on, second edition, price ss. b4s„,
London, England, 1812-01-24

A FRENCH SQUADRON AT SEA.

The Darlington packet, on Wednesday se'nnight,
on her passage from Cadiz, in lat. 41.. 10. long. 15:
20. fell in with two frigates and a corvette ; one of
the frigates chaced the Darlington twelve hours.
Two days after the Darlington fell in with his Ma-
jesty's ships SURVEILLANTE, SYR/I.LE, and SPITFIRE,
and was informed by Sir GEORGE COLLIER, that a
French squadron were at sea, and that they chaced
him a few days before, and that having fallen in with
his Majesty's ships then in company, he was going
in pursuit of the enemy.
London, England, 1812-01-24

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The SURVEILLANTE frigate was chaced on the 15th
instant, off Cape Finisterre, by three French frigates
and a brig, supposed from the Loire. On the 17th
the SURVEILLANTE fell in with the STEILLE frigate
and SPITFIRE sloop, and immediately went in pursuit
of the French squadron, which it is supposed was
cruizing with a view of falling in with the suppliet
for Portugal.

Two Heligoland mails arrived this morning. They
confirm account of the shipwrecks of the ST.
GEORGE, and DEFENCE, with the heart-rending addi-
tion that every man on board the ST. GEonce perish-
ed, and that only 17 of the crews of the vessels wreck-
ed at the same time, were saved.
London, England, 1812-01-24

Generals in other pal ti of Spain. A strong detach-
ment, which was on its way to reinforCe Suctirt; at
Valencia, has been recalled; in order to protect a
more important part of Spain. We hive no dotibt
that we shall speedily have to commtinicate some
brilliant achievement on the part of General HILL.
The first and second heavy king's Getman Legion
from Cork, 1100 strong, and 1200 hcrses, in the
highest condition, landed at Lisbon on the instant,
under General Boac. This reinforcement of cavalry
will, no doubt, prove most seasonable, and will ena-
ble Lord WELLINGTON to pursue his operations with
increased activity.
The intelligence received at Lisbon from Spain, Is
upon the whole favourable. We far, however, that
we cannot rely upon the reports respecting the r.:ising
of the siege of Valencia by General BLAKE, en. the de-
feat of the French at Tarifa, by Colonel SKI:ImmT.
The Portuguese and Spanish Papers abound with
Proclamations from the Spanish Generals ; from
these it would appear, that the spirits of the bi ave
but unfortunate troops, are still unbroken. General
LAVAL boldly tells Marshal SOULT, that neither he,
nor the Emperor of the French in person, shall ever
compel him to surrender the position which he holds.
London, England, 1812-01-24

Arrived the THRIMUEItt from Heligoland.

A Proclamation has been issued by Lord Mnirot,
for the administration of the Island of Java. He
annexes it without ceremony to the possessions of the
East-India Company, although the conquest was in
fact made by a King's Officer, and chiefly by his Ma.
jesty's troops.
COIN MARC CT, MARL•LANC, JAN. 24.---To-day the market
has several fresh arriv.:is of wheat, with considerable retraining
supplies not huirg much in el-'nand ; sales are consequently heavy
at a further &clensiou in price : semc select Old Danizie about
£6 per quarter. Barl-y in good supply, and agai.i lower. Malt
and White Pras newly at last prices. Beans (death so-t likewise.
There are are C01t51419.:•...•:e s.ipplit S ut Oats, and this trade is
I quoted cheaper. Flnur in full rocks. .spe-ted lower.
SMITHFIFLD MARKET.—January 17.
No variation in 13, et' and Mutton. The Hay Market solo.
thing dearer since our last.
Beet Ss Od CO 64 Od Veal 7s (4 to Rs Od
Mutton bs 2d to Gs ad l'ork Us 4d to is 44
EPAD OP CAT 7 LI TM'S DAY.
Beasts, about GtiO—Sheep and Lamb!, 4,240.
Calves, 120—Pip•. 240.
PRICE 07 HAY AND STE..I.W SMITIIFIEI

Hay .11 IQs to 51 10s New Closer 5! Os to 61 0
New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 25 to 21 140
London, England, 1812-03-16

NEW.PATTERN REGIMENTALS.
OFFICERS may have every information, and ale
the Patterns established 'by the Commander in Chief, at
SOLOMON and Son's Military Establishment, New-street.Covente
t;arden,, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any
Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from IS
to 9.0 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money.
or Agents acceptances only.

WAR IN THE PENINSULA.
This day waspublisbed, In /Ivo. price es. in boards,
A NARRATIVE of thePRINCIPAL EVENTS
1..3. of the CAMPAIGN- of loos, 'ism, and 181 I, in SPAIN
and POR I'UOAL; inreripersed with Remarks on Local Scenery
and Manners. In a Series of Letters.
. BpCaptain WILLIAM STO l'HEßT,Adjutanaldrd Guard*.
With a Map of the Seat of War.
Printed for P. Martin, (lee of the Firm Cuthetl and Mar-
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'PHE-10LE -of PALMS, anti other Pools, many
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By JOHN WILSON, Magdalen Colkte, Oxford.
Painted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater-
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of whom may be had,
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PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENG-
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BANKS OF THE MAINE, FEB. Is.

• Twelve waggons, laden with money, passed through
Frankton on the 6th inst. on their route to Magde-
burg. On the 4th, there passed others laden with
powder, &c. and on the 12th instant, there passed
through, for the same destination, three battalions of
French and Spanish troops,consisting of 800 men each.
London, England, 1812-03-16

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 15.

Arrived his Majesty's ships DERWINT and VAU•
TOUR, from a cruize ; THRACIAN from the Downs ;
and sailed again for the same place, with a convoy,
in company with the SPARROW sloop. Dropped down
to St. Helen's, his Majesty's ships VatianAßLz and
PLANTAGENET..--Wind Northerly.
The Mediterranean fleet is expected to sail on
Tuesday morning, under convoy of the PLLORUS,
Captain ROWLEY.
London, England, 1812-03-16

FALMOUTH, MARCH il

The outward•boand Weil India and Africa fleets
(about 200 sail) under convoy of his Majesty's ship
Itsox, 32 guns, and DARING sloop of war, of 14,
guns, put is here yesterday, with the wind from the
southward and westward, and sailed again this morn-
ing with a strong breeze from the northward. Tito
of the West Indiamen run foul of each other and lost
their bowsprit. The East Indid fleet, about 12 sail,
under his Majesty's ships BULWARK and ANTELOPE,
also appeared off at the same time, and bore up for
Plymouth ; this fleet will have some hours start of
them. The East Indianian Asia run foul of the, brig
Mary, of London, for the Isle of France, and car-
ried away her bowsprit and foretop-mast, which was
almost immediately replaced on her arrival here, and
she was in time to jot the a'ove convoy,. The ship
Pursuit, CHIVRAS master, Ad anot.ter large ship,
name unknown, lost their bowsprits, and will be left
behind. Sailed the Princess Mary packet, Pococx,
for Nov York and Halifax, with the Mails of this
month; and Alert, SHAND, from St. John's, for Dover.
Arrived several coasters. The Duke of Kent packet
sails to-morrow, with Mails for Lisbon.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 14.
Another instance of the audacity of French priva-
teers was experienced yesterday, by an English sloop,
which was captured close under the land, a little to
the Eastward of this port ; a sloop of war however
soon after hove in sight, and immediately gave chase.
The sloop will, no doubt, be retaken ; but the priva-
teer, it is feared, will escape. Arrived the HAZARD,
18 guns, with about twelve sail of vessels, outward-
bound, to Newfoundland, under convoy. Sailed the
Munos, of 16 guns, for Greenock; SPARROW, 18
guns, for the Eastward ; SWIFT, 16, and ELECTRA,
18 guns; having the trade under convoy, for Ports-
mouth. Sailed the HAZARD, 18 guns, with a convoy
for Newt oundland. Put back the ELECTRA and SWIFT
with their convoy. Went from Hamoaze to Cawsand
Bay the SCEPTRE, 74 guns, after having undergone a
thorough refit. The NARCISSUS, 36 guns, was put
out of commission yesterday. A fleet of about sixty
sail are now in the offing, bound to the Westward,
but, from the great distance they are at, it is not as-
certained what particular fleet they are.
A French privateer, formerly the Earl Chesterfield
Guernsey packet, has been committing great depre-
dations on this coast for upwards of a month past,
during which it is known she has captured several
valuable vessels. She is said to be commanded by the
famous Captain lhacic. Several vessels have lately
come in here that have been chased by her.
London, England, 1812-03-16

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 14,
MEMBERS, RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.

DOROOGIS OF EAST GRINSTICAD:•—George William Gunning, of
Horton, in the County of Northampton, Esq. in the room of Ri-
chard Wellesley, Esq. who Las accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
BOROUGH OF VLYSlryorz EAR tr.—The Right Honourable Ro-
bert Stewart, commonly called Viscount Castlereagh.
CARLTON-HOUSE, MARCH 13.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously
pleased in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint
Frederick William Turner, Esq.
. Charles George James Arbuthnot, Esq.
Frederick William Culling Smith, Esq. and
John Arthur Douglas Bloomfield, Esq.
Ts be Pages of Honour to his Majesty.
WHITEHALL, MARCH lg.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased in the
tame and on the behalf of his hljesty, to grant to the Right Ho-
nourable General Charles Earl or-Harrington the office and place
of Governor and Captain of his Majesty's Castle of Windsor, in
the room of James Earl of Cardigan, deceased.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased,
In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the
Right Honourable General Charles Earl of Harrington the office
of Constable of his Majesty's Castle ot Windsor, as also the of-
fice of Lieutenant of the said Castle, in the room of James Earl
of Cardigan, decelsed.
London, England, 1812-07-16

This day was published; price 2s. 6d.
AN ADDRESS to the APOTHECARIES of
GREAT BRITAIN, with an Appeal to the Comaniftee to
whom the Interests of Pharmacy are delegated by a General
IS/leeting zt the Crown and Anchor Tawau, July 3, 1812.
PHARMACOPOLA VERUS.
I la raga beria. dueunt
In main. Holt.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and
by all Medical ana other Booksell rs.

'I his day WAS published, pike 7s. in boards,
By W. CLARKS, Nee/ nollekitleet,
THE DEATH WARRANT of the FRENCH
THEORY of CHEMISTRY, signed by Truth, Reason,
Contemn Sense, Honour .and Science; with a 'henry fully,
clearly, and rationally accounting for all the Phenomena, and
Strictures upon the chemical opinions of Weigleb Davy, Count
Rumford, iicc. &c.—By ROBERT HARRINGTON, M.D.
The very respectatele and honourably Philosophers (see my last
advertisement) have aethorised me to inform the Public, that as
their cilia of Fifty Guineas to any one who is able hilly to refute
my greatest important Chemical System, and also their wagers of
One thousand Guineas in favour of it have not been accepted of.
Their present taffei is an increase of their Premium from Fifty to
One liundred Guineas, and they pledge themselves to the publie
that their 'proposals have not proceeded from temerity, but to
counteract a base, dishonourable, and unexampled confederacy
against Science, truth, and honour : for they confidently assert,
that my system is supported by such clear and obvious truths, that
treriunprejudieed perion must ityiplic4ly adopt it, it rationally
accounting for every chetnical fact, whilst the French Theory
.does not rationally account for one 'lbis my enemies are sensible
of, otherwise they would not move Heaven and Earth against its
reception. From the cruel and unjust treatment I have received
(having made me destroy some iteporiant manuscripts, See the
IVeath Warrant, p. 24.5.)—Theyhoyc I may be prevailed upon to
recompose them, if the public will come honourably forward and
do justice to my writioga. They say this is an awful appeal to
both parties, my enemies end thyself; whoever refuses will re-
.
ceive the condemnation of future generations, particularly the
English Philosophers, who caused me to commit the deed from
Ow unjust, cruel, and unprecedented behaviour to me. Some
.powerful anti tich individuals thinking their experiments were
Isiential to the French Theory, became interested in hs support,
sn'thal every society and periodical _ publication were brought
zer : oneeted som Journalist,
epsjt suvhvoouslrteov,fieelmysomT some iondnhdieclbleyegianeedna,de..- I
ce aneminced the condemnation of the Treuch. Theory, it Is
-confidentially said, got no 4310 sum than ,e3OOO. Some Pdhot
soplieis, who expect that their experiments wilthand them
with honour to posterity ; hut that honour will be greatly coun-
terbalanced by ii,ihvg, or which is nearly the same thing, silently
allhawhig the cruel and unjust behaviour I have experienced, after
. being paWclj calledcp. Even Mr. Kirwan's pretended se-
,,
trgst will not screen . , for neither elLence nor retreat wilt es-
hen
odgate. •
.., R. H.
-1 tt i•! I •
- . .. • •
London, England, 1812-07-16

.413,10, 1812.
T following ADMTIOgIit. RATES of
POSTAGE took place.on and from this day, viz.
For ?Very single Letter sent by the Post within Great Britain,
above the distance of 20 miles from the Office where the same
may b• put id.; doable, 2.d.; treble, Sd.; one ounce, 4d.;
and so it, proportion. . ' -
For every- single Cettefeet by 'the Post to and from Ireland,
Id. and so in proportion. -
For every single Letter sent by the Post to and frsm any of his
Majesty's Dominions or Plantations in America,. 2d. ; and so in
proportion.

For every single Letter seat to Parts beyond the Scas, whether
within, or not within his Majesty's Dominion, and so in
proportion.

For every Letter, Packet, or Cover, containing Patterns, or
Sampies of Cloth, Silk, or other Goods, not exceeding an ounce
In weight (if the Letter, Packet, or Cover shall be closed, or not
open at the sides), a ram of 20.
For every Letter or Cover, containing Patterns of Cloth,
Silk, Stull; or other Goods enclosed therein, or affixed thereto,
If the same do not weigh an ounce (so ss such Letter or Cover
shall be sent open at thesitles) a Rats of One Pet*.
The rates upon single I,etters, sent by; or-to Seamen or PA.
vises, employed in his MajestfeArmy,ravy, &e. are not en.
creased. By Cctrmand of the PwfweerrrGenerals
• FRANCIS FRlBLlNG..Seeretary.
London, England, 1812-07-16

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Je161,15, 1812.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of th'e UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to de EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notue,
That a General Court of the said Company wi!l be held at their
Howe in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 29th instant, from
nine o'clock in the morning until six in the evening, for the Elec-
tion of a Director of the said Company, in the room of Roaxa r
WittlAsts, Esq. deceased.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

WHEREAS at a MEETING of the. TRUS-
TEES of the TURNPIKE ROAD leading from the
Town of BRIGHTHELMSTONE through Cuckfteld, to the
County Oak on Level Heath, in the County of Sussex, holden at
tne King's Head Inn, to Cuckfield, on Wednesday, the Bth day
of July instant ; the Tolls arising at the several Tell Gates upon
the said Road, called Preston, Stone .Pound, Saint John's Bar,
Ansty and Ansty Side Gate, Slough-Green, Hatulcrost, Meld Bar
and Crawley Gates, were put up at the sum of money for which
they were letter and produced the last year, to be Let by Auction
for one year front the 80th day of September next, but there
war no Bidder. • -- •
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the next Meeting of the-
Trustees of the said Road, will be holden at the King's Head Inn,
in Cuckfield aforesitd, on Wednesday, the r2th day of August
next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon when the 'rolls arising .
at the said several Toll dates, will be LET by AUCTION to
the best Bidder, for one or more years, from the 30th day of
September next, in the manner directed by the Act passed in the
13th year of the Reign of his present Majesty " for regulating
the Turnpike Reads," and will be put up in two Lets, v's. Pres-
ton, Stone Pound, Saint John's Bar, Ansty and Aug Side Gale,
in the first Lot; and Sluugh-Grlen, Handcross, Meld Bar and
Crawley Gates, in she second Lot; at. such suns or sums of
money as the said Trustees shall dire: t.
Whoever happens to be the best Bidder must pay into the
Hands of the Treasurers of the said Road two months rent in
advance; and also give security, with sufficient sureties, to the
sati-faction of the Trustees of the said Road, for the due payment
of the remainder at such times as they shall direct.
SAhIUEL WAILER,
Clerk to the Trustees of the sail Road.
. Cuckfield, July 10, 1812.
London, England, 1812-07-16

,-„~

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LMras tNU GLNTLIMEV,
THE Election of a Director •being fixed for
-a- Wednesday, the 2Sth instant, permit me to solicit the
favour of your support at the India House on that day, and al-
though from the very itind`and encouraging reception I have met
with on my present Canvas, I have the most flatterlog prospect
of success, yet as lung as competition exists, I am under the te-
cessity of requesting the personal attendance of all my friends at
the liallot.-1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
. Old London Tavern, ROIART CLERK.
July 15, 1812.
Mr. Clerk's Committee meet daly at the Old London Tavern,
where any friendly communication wilt be gratefully received.
London, England, 1812-05-12

'N

C D
A-Part of the body of tht House.
B The Lobby. •
C and D Voiding doors opening into Lobby.
E Entrance from Lobby into the 'House.
F Secretary's room.
0 0 0 0 Pillars.
a Spot where the Assassin stood.
1 Spot when Mr. Perceralitood.
B Spot where be fell.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1812-05-12

weie E!rls 'Bathurst, Grey, Fitzwi'limn, and Win-
chilsea ; and Lords Holland and Walsingharrt.
The Address was most graciously received, and
his Royal Highness was pleased to answer, That .the
Orders requested should be immediately given. .
The House• immediately after-adjourned till two
o'clock to•rnorrow (this day.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Sugar Brewery Bill went through a Committee, the report
of which was ered to be received to-morrow.
On the motto h of Mr."WHARTON, It was ordered that the
House should to-morrow resolve itself into a Committee on the
Glass Act.

The Conseil:tee on the Scotch Taxes Bill was postpsned till
to•morrow.
Mr. WHARTON presented an account of the amount of the
Bills drawn by the Commissaries in Portugal, for Horses, &c.—
Ordered to lie on the table. • •

The Tranfer Btu& 818, and the Members' Bankrupt Bill, were
read a third time and paled.
Lord G. L. GOWER presented a Petition against this Orders
in Council, horn the Journeymen Potters of Staffordshire. which
he declared to be a spontaneous effusion on their part. Ordered
to lie on the table.
On the motion of Mr. BROUGHAM, the House then resolved
itself into the Committee on the Orders in Council, and shortly
after adjourned, in consequent:2*f the assassination of Mr. Per-
ceval, the particulars of which are given in 4nother part of our
Paper.

PLAN OF THE LOBBY OF THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS,
WKERE MR. PERCEVAL WA$ MURDERED.

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AMERICA.

We haie this day received a series of New-York
Papers to the 19th March.
The Mercantile Advertiser of the 18th mentions a
rumour, on the authority of letters from Washington,
"that in the course of a few days a Resolution would
be brought forward in the House of Representatives,
recommending a Declaration of War against Great
Britain, to be preceded by an Embargo"—but the
Editor adds, 4, We have not ourselves seen any letters
containing this intelligence, and are strongly inclined
to doubt its authenticity."
We have also received Savannah Papers to the I
first April, brought to Liverpool by the Superior,
which left Savannah in great haste, from an hppre-
hension that an Embargo would speedily be laid upon
all shipping 'in the American ports. The Captain
reports that several vessels were in consequence pre-
, piring to sail with half cargoes:
The Savannah Advertiser, of the 26th March, men
tions that the Eloridas and Amelia, Island have been
taken possession of by the Americans. The latter
was surrendered on capitulation----the most important
article of which was in substance as follows : •

Tbat the Commandant and Troops would be allowed to mash
out with the 'honours of war, and upon delivering their arms,
would receive their parole, not to take up arms against the Revo.
lutionists, during their present contest. 'I bat all individual pro-
perty, 'whether lands or otherwise, shall 'be considered sacred.
pad neither examined or touched, but remain and be used in the
Mks manner as before the capitulatioci; the island 24 hours ,
Ow the, capitulation shall be ceded to the United States of Arne'
Ilflat, tinder the expreli conditions that the" port of Fernandina
-00 not be subject 'hi Mt of the rattictions In Commerce;
'winch at present exist ta the United States, but shall be open as
heretofore to kr#lsh nod other vessel/ and produce, on piying
the lawful-duties and mama,. and in case of a war bteween the
United States and Crept Britain, the port of Fernandina-shill.be
ores to Britids men4sandixe and merchant vessels, and consi...
!brie a free-pat't Instil lat. May, let/.
In anstrer to din aisplication of Congress for the.,
didllosere of the names of such American subjects as
were implicated in Henry's plot, an official return
as been made, that no American was concerned,
..,•-

pispatches were received oa Sunday night 'front
the *Earl of WsurtiovoN, dared.Alfayates, April 'Ai
and this morning Ministers also, received dispatches
from his Lordship, dated Fuente Guinaldo, on the
27th. . His Lordship had driven the French across
the .Agueda on the 234, and they retired upon
Tilernes ; but some subsequent movements having
inclined his Lordship to think that a desperate effort
was Ln be and upon ,Ciudad.Rodrigo, the Allied
Troops were pushed forward. in the direction of
Fuento Ottinaldni to frusixstip. any attempt ar..a ear-
prise et this wattles. . The-Heact-quarteria the
lists Army were therefore removed to Vocalic CO-.
•
London, England, 1812-05-12

SALES BY AUCTION

.m• 11...•••
'PRE.EHOLD GROUND RENTS. AND COTTAGES,
' MIDDLE EX, AND ESSEX.
By Maus. HOGGAL(T and PHILLIPS,

At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday the 15th
instant, at 'f we:ve. In three tots,
AFREEHOLD GROUND RENT of €95 per
annum, amply secured on 10 Acres of Ground, with nu-
merous Buildings on the sante, opposite the Bell at Edmonton,
let for 91 years unexpired. Also two Freehold Cottages at
Barking side. b tween Wanstead and Ilford, let to M.s. Young,
and Mr. Young, juu. at £l2. 12s. per annu.u.
o be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars bad ten
days prior to the Sale, of M:ssrs. lileasd;ie and Alexander, Hat-
ton-court, 'llireadneedle-street at the Mi. rt ; and of Messrs. Hog-
gart and Phillips, 62, Old licoad-,treet; Exchange.

BRIDGL•FIELD HOUsli, 'NEAR WANDSWORI H,
SURREY.
By Messrs. HOGGAR f and PHILLIPS,

At the Auction Man, oppodte the Batik; on Friday, the Stb
June, At Twelve o'clock,
A COMMODIOUS SUBSTANTIAL RESI-
DE-NCB, in complete order, and suitable for the hnmedk
ate reception of a Family,
_pleasantly situated in 4 social and
,highly respectable neighbourhood, between five and six mile; of •
th.l Metropolis, in Bridgetield,on the road leading ti um Battersea,
to V'andswurth. The House is detached, with tery convenient
Officet. PI-asure andKitteten Garden 4 Coach-house, excellent
youc.stali.Stable, and a itch Paddock adiebliag, containing togo• •
thee about :Ukase Acres. i
• I
"To be viewed with tickets, be weer the hours of ten and fast,
which with pasziculars had a S days prior to the Sale of Messrs.
Huggart and PliS,Vse, Old Broad-street, Royal kAchangey.
rarticulars also at the Mart.
London, England, 1812-07-18

TO SLEEP.

A TRANSLATION FIiONI THE LATIN.

Though pictued in thy form I 3ee
1 he likeness of the dead;
Yet, gentle Sleep ! oh, deign to be
The partner of my bed.

For in the calm thy slumbers give, •
How doubly blest am I !
Thus, without life, how meet to live--
Thus, without death, to ad .

SPOR'T'ING 11+17EiLIGENCEf"

FoL
Lord G. H. Cavendish's horse Eccieston is matched aping
r. Shakespeare's Hydaypes, at the Second,Octuber Meeting,
fr 300 guineas.
i The Duke of Rutland's Sorcerer is matched, at the same
Meeting, against Sir James Shelley's Phantom, for 300 gliiiiras;
as is Mr. Shakespvare's Jolter, against Lord G. 11. Cavendish's
Merry-go-round, for a like sum.

•
At the next Houghton Meeting,the DiikeatROTLAND'S horse
Elizabeth is matched against Sir J. Su emu's Itantnnt for 500
Guineas.--Fir J. SIIV.LLEY'II Comb is mati..ed against Mr.
LA►ti's Pointer, at the same Meeting, for 200 Guineas.