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London, England, 1812-04-17

SPORTING iivrizilenteE.

•
NEWIVLARIOET FIRST MING MEETING, 1812.
THORSD&Y, APaIL 16.
Lord 41. H. Czystidish's Barrows, est. 21b. beat Mr. Mellish's
Plash, Tst. Two-yr. old C. 10« s.—Si: to 4 apt. Samosa.
Mr. Shakespear's Chester, est. 101 b. beat Ld. Oxford's Mot-
giana, est. 21b., T. M. M Ifts.—Two to 1 on Chester.
Lord Jersey's Inman, est. 91b. beat Mc. Andresn's Discount,
P . 41b. Two M. M .100p.—Two to) on Langton. ;
Sweepstakes of 2585. eadt, 15p. ft —For 11-yr. old cons Sat. 71b.
and fillies, Bet. &lb. T. Y. C.
Ld. Darlington's b. c. by Sasebo, dam by Highilyer - 1
Mr. Vansittart's bi. e. by Alexander the Great 2
Cot Udney's b. e by Orville, nut of Medlna's dam S
'L. Oxford's f. by Warrior, out of a sister to Raton Buzzard 4
;1114. Glover's br. f. by Dick Andrews, dam by Sir Peter 5
Two to I agst. lA. Darlington's b. c.
!Sweepstakes of 200 p. each, h. ft. est. 71b. R. M.
Idi Lowther's b. c. by Beningbrough, out of Lady Jane I
Sir 1. Shelly's eh c. Comes, by Sorcerer - 2
Five to 2 on Comes.
Sweep stakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. est. 71b. Across the Flat.
lA. Jersey's c. by Hyperion, out of Ipswich's dem - I
Mr. Northey's e. by Gamenut, dam by Buzzard, out of Garland SI
Fite to 1 on lA. Jersey's c.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, Is. ft. Across the Flat.
LA. Foley's Soothsayer, 9st. 41b. - • - 1
D. of Rutland's Grimalkin, est. 91b. - • s
Mr. Ladbroke's Hamlet, est. 11b. - - S

Five to 4 ave. Soc.thsayer...-3 to 1 agst. Grlnulktn.
The King's Plate of 100gse--For 4-yr-olds, l Ist.; 5-yr-olds, 1 lst.
91b. ; 6•yr-olds and aged, 12st.--Last three miles of B. C.
D. of Grafton's b: c. by Whalebone, 4-yrs.

Sir F. Standish's br. c.by Mr. Teazle, 4-yrs. -
Even betting.

NdIVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 14.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. The ship Hope,
Lovtc, sailed from Jamaica on the same day the
Flora did that arrived yesterday. The Manchester
packet was to sail from Jamaica with the Mail the
24th February.—Wind E.S.E. fresh gales.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 15.
Arrived last night the HAMADRYAD, of 38 guns,
from Cork ; and HERMES, 22 guns, from a cruize.—
Sailed the FANCY cutter for Corunna.—Arrived this
day the HANNIBAL and VENozua. of 74 guns each,
and FAWN, of 18 guns, from the Eastward, and an-
chored in Cawsand Bay.—The LYRA, of 10 guns,
came from the Sound to Stonehouse Pool to refit.
London, England, 1812-04-17

CONTRACT FOR COALS.
NAVY-OFFICE, April V., 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of His MAJESTY'S NAVY,do hereby give Notice,
'That on Wednesday, the 22d instant, at one o'clock, they will
be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract
for Supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yards, or any one or
mere of them, and also this Office, with COALS.
A distribution of the Coals, and a Form of the Tender, may be
seen at this °lice. No Tender toil/ be received after one o'clocb, on the
day of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him,
attend,.
Every. Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy
dears!, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become hound
with the Person tendering, in the sum of £25 per Hundred Chaldron of
Coals, for the due performance of the Contract.

INSCRIBED TO THE PRINCE REGENT.
This day were published. price ss.
THE CLAIMS of the ROMAN CATHOLICS
considered, with a reference to the Sa.ety of the Established
Church, and the Rights of Religious Toleration. -
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1812-04-17

OLD BAILEY.

Wednesday 38 prisoners were tried, when William
Price was capitally convicted of stealing a feather
bed, value £3, the property of Robert Heap, in his
dwelling house; and 27 were convicted of felony.
Yesterday twelve prisoners were tried, ten of whom
were convicted of felony, and two were acquitted.
Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of
death was passed on Henry Shippey, for a highway-
robbety ; Thomas Flannagan, Neil Daley, Joseph !
Thompson, alias Joseph Woolman Thompson, and'
George Smith, for forgery ; Elizabeth Burn, Wil-
liam Webster, and Susannah Webster, for privately
stealing in a shop ; George Little, for highway rob-
bery ; Susannah E:tton and William Price, for steal-
ing
in a dwelling house ; William Harper and Mat-
thew
Smith, fir burglary ; Daniel Brown, for horse-
ste..ling ; and Joel Ware, for returning from trans. !
portation.—Two were ordered to be transported for
life, viz. John Whitellair and Michael Carrall ; one
for 14. years, viz. Amos Aston ; and 19 far seven
years, viz. John Cook, Elias Abrahamc, Robert Weir,
Lucy Parsons, John Filcher, Thomas Watkinson,
'John Hughes, Ann Stevens, James Stamp Sutton
Cooke, William Blake, Elizabeth Hatherell, Mary
Beck, James Dawson, Evan Evans, James Pitkeath-
ley, John Holcomb, John Brown, John -King, and.
Henry Lazarus.--Three were ordered to be impri-
soned in the House of Correction for two years each;
nine for one year, and nine for six calendar months
each, in the same gaol ; seven to be imprisoned in
Newgate for various periods ; four to be privately and
eight publicly whipped ; fifteen judgments rispited ;
nine fined Is. each and discharged ; and thirty dis-
charged by proclamation.
London, England, 1812-04-28

INSOLVENT DEBTOR R.

The House resolved itself into a Committee on the
Insolvent Debtors' Bill.

Lord REDESDALE proposed several amend-
ments, chiefly verbal, and one to give a discretionary
power to the Court respecting reversionary property,
to which a debtor might have a title, In order that
an immediate and disadvantageous sale of such pro-
perty might not be compelled.
Some conversation took place between the Mar-
quis of LANSDOWNE, the Earl of MOIRA, Lord Hot-
LAND, Lord REDESDALE, the LORD CHANCELLOR and
Lord GRANTLEY in the course of which the Earl
.of Moira, in reply to a suggestion of the Marquis of
Lansdowne, stated his intention to propuse a Bill
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland ; and
Lord Holland suggested the expediency of extend-
ing the provisions of an Insolvent Debtcrs' Bill to
Bengal, Madras, and Bombay.
The Bill was reported by Lord WALSINGHAU and
ordered to be printed as amended.
The Bills upon _the table were then respectively
forwarded.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1812-04-28

• The Secret Mine was received with universdl applause, and
Will be repeated every evening till further notice.
To-morrow, Every Man in his Humour.

CA PTTAL PIC CUR ES by TIT ; AN. CLAU D E, 14 UIIENS,&e.
THE reserved and principal Pictures which belong-
-I- rd to the late W.tish Porter, Eaq. h:tving been arranted for
sale by privaie contract, a Ticket to view the Collection may be
ehtainecrby application to Mr. Tares, at 39, Sack
eadil y, whu has charge of the Exhibition of Drag ingi by Mr.
•
London, England, 1812-04-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Petitions were presented from Wigan, Lancister, and Stock-
port, against the ri.newal of the Charter ot the East India
Company,
An A•:count was ordered to be Lid before the House of the
quantity of woo! imported into Great Britain, in the last 10 years,
including 1 at I—and distirguishing each year.
Mr. ABERCItuM postponed from Wednesday next, until
the same day in the succeeding week, Mr. Horner'a notice re-
garding the situation held by Colonel M'Mahon.

- In aCommittee upon the Stamp Act, Mr. WHARTON pro-
posed a resolution to allow a drawback to individuals who should
take plate abroad with tlwm for private use.
Mr. WHARI ON brought up the Report on the Woo'met
Forest Bill, which was ordered to be recommitted to-morrow.
He also brought in two Bills—lst. To amend the Acts for
collectirg the Assessed Taxts on Property in Scotland.-2d. 7 o
alter the mode of paying Superannuated Allowances in the De-
partment of the Costoms in Scotland. They were read a first
t.me, and it was ordered that they be read a second time to.
morrow.

Goldfinid's Estate Bill was read a third time and passed, on
the motion of Mr. BARING.

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave notice of, a motion respecting the
Suitors in Chancery for Wednesday sennight, fotinded upon
what passed in the Committee.
Mr. HUSKI&ON ailed whether the Right Hon. the Chan- 1
cellor of the Exchequer intended to propose any measure for re.
pressing the circulation of Local Tokens, which were now be-
come too prevalent in the country ? if not, be should bring the
subject forward, though he confessed it woutd be much better in
the hands of Government.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that he
Intended to submit a measure for checking the circulation.
Mr. LY rI'LETON postponed his motion respecting the polls
taken at elections, till Tuesday the 12th of May.
On the motion of Mr. BENNEI'T, accounts of the exports to
India, whether gold or merchandize, from 1757 to 1793, and the
imports from them, &c. was oftlered to be laid before the House.
1 he Report of the Resolutions of Supply, wick revect to the
Barrack Estimate, was postponed till Thursday.
London, England, 1812-04-28

Wad" was published, pelt* Ts. Id. In boards, a few copies o•
large par, price 12s. in hoards,
HISTORY of the ORIGIN and PROGRESS of
the MEE PING of the 1 HREE CHOIRS of GLOUCES-
TER, WORCESTER, and HEREFORD, and of the Charity
connected with it. To which it prefixed a View of the Condi-
tion of the Parochial Clergy of this Kingdom, from the earliest
dines. by the Rev. DANIEL LYSON:i, M.A. F.R.S. &.
Rector of Rudmarton, in the CtAinty of Gloucester.
•Printed for the benefit of the Charity, and sold by T. Cadell
and W. Davies, Strand.

.FREEHOLD.—TO BE SOLD,
A. SPACIOUS modern-built DWELLING-
HOUSE. and suitable Ofilces,velth small Lawn and Shrub-
bery; walled Kitchen Darden well stocked with choice Fruit-
trees ; ache of the House, Offices and Garden, about three Acres;
alsn nine and a half Acres of very excellent Pasture Land ad-
joining, situate in a pleasant Village, on a Hill, commanding a
hc.e prospect, five miles and a halt from Taunton, and twenty-
one front Lyme Regis. •
For further particulars enquire of Mr. Poole, Printer, Taunton
London, England, 1812-04-28

SCHEME.

1 Prize of. 420,000_ is • if 20,000
1 - - 15,000 • • 13,000
1 • • 10,a10 - • 10,000
1 - " 3,000 • • 5.000
1 - • 4,000 • • 4,000
1 - - 3,000 • 3,000
11 - - 2,000 . • 4,140
4 - - 1,000 • • 4,000
6 . .. 500 - - 3,000
R • - 400 - . 3,400
10 - - SOO - . -3,000
1:1 - - 200 • - 2,400
2U - - 100 - . 2,000
511 - - 50 - • 2,300
j 0 - - 40 - • 2,300
100 - - 30 - - . 3,000
124 - - 25 - . 3,100
2,000 - • 15 - . 30,000
Only 12,000 Tickets, all different Numbers.

NEXT THURSDAY THE WHOLE LOTTERY WILL

ME DRAWN.

QNVI Frand Co. the Contractors, respectfully submit
the followi.ig SCHEME of the PRESENT lA r EERY, to
tl e inspection of the Public. They do not conceive that any
comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel assured
:hat its superiority will appear on a fair comparison with the
Scheme of any former Lottery. Tickets and Shares are on sale
at their offices, No. 11, Poultry, 12, Charing-Cross, and St, Ald-
gate High-street ; where, in the last Lottery, drawn 21st of
January, No. 5,497, a Prize of £!0,0o0, and No. 995, a Prize
of £4,000, were both sold in shares.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 2.6, . .
'FIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS A.,
.1' JiBTl". ORDNANCE, ds her eve Notice;
That Proposal; will be received at their Offirx la -Mall,
ea sr before Friday, the Bth day of May next, from such Persons
aa may be wiling to undertake the supply of vadat; Articles,
termed " PETTY EMPTIOI•IARY," for service of this De-
peetntent, fur a period of Three Years, determinable at the exy4
radon of One Year, at the option of either Party.
Separate lenders will be considered for any part or, share of
the Articles specified in the List, Patterns and Samples of which
nuty be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's
Office in the Tower; "and the List, and aU further Particulars,
together with, the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be
obtained at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fur Petty
EMptionary ;" but no_Proposal can be admitted after the said
Rut day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ;
leather will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it,
or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Bond,

R. H. CRRW, Sec•etary.
London, England, 1812-04-28

DEAL, APRIL 27.

Came down from the River, the Lord Duncan,
Thomas Grenville, and Apollo, for the East Indies.
Artised his Majesty's ship Drums, and MANY cutter,
from the fleet off Flushing ; the APILLILS, from a
cruise off Boulogne.—Sailell the SPILULAZOR lugger,
for Portsmouth, with a convoy.

As soon as the official notice of the capture of Ba.
&jos reached town, a Te Dews was sung in the Royal
Portuguese Chapel of South Audley-street, -and the
Portuguese Ambassador's house of residaice was ills.
minated.

BREAD.—There being no Court of Aldermen this
day, the I.OIID Mascot, after inspecting the returns,
ordered the preient price to continue, which is Is. 60.
-ths Quarsern Loaf.
The effect of the stoppage of the distilleries in Ire.
land, is said to have been felt already :--oats, which
were Sys. and 565. per barrel, having fallen to 28s.
RETURN at WHEAT inMark-Lane. %shading °sly hiss the
131 k of April to die 11th of April. Total 11,491 quarters.
Average I Os. Std. lower Man last recta.
A RETURN OF FLOUR •
FreinTotstbleat
sassas....AA pril towngeac
the 1 Ttse 01 Apra.
44.

.. .
London, England, 1812-04-28

DEFAULTERS.

The House then proceeded to call over the names of the de.
faulters %ince the last call of the House. Several Members, who
now appeared hi their places were excused.

On the name of Mr. W. Ftrzoaamm being called, and not
appearing, Mr. WYNNE moved that be be taken into custody.
- -

This produced some conversation, in which Mr. W. POLE
stated that the Honourable Member was in Ireland, and pro-
posed that he should be excused on account of his being de-
taiued, perhaps, through unavoidable causes. In this proposition
be was supported by Mr. R. WARD and Mr. HURIZILT, and o►.
posed by Mr. J. WARD and Mr. Ba ASi D. On the question being
put, the Honourable Member was ordered into custody.
London, England, 1812-04-10

Wheat, 96e. 1111 s. 116.. Beans 625. 6g..

Fine ditto, ISBs. 1425. Tick ditto (Dew) 50$ 645,
Rye 711 s. 745. Ditto (fine Old) 625. 675.
Barley, 665. 725. Od. Oats, 465. 445. 465.
Malt, 945. 1021. Poland ditto, 475. 48s.
White Peas, (Boilers) 14s. 90s. Potatoe ditto, 411 s. 50a. Od.
Grey ditto, 60s. 665. Rape Seed, £6O. £66.
Fine Flour, 1055.1104.—Seconds, 1001. to 105 s.
SMITHFiRLD--April 10. •
Beef Ss 4d to 6s 4d Veal 7. Od to Ss 4d
Mutton Ss 4d to 6s 6d Pork 74 Od to Ss 41

Lamb pa. od. to 9s. Od.

PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay 41 lOs to 61 Os New Clover 61 Os to 71 as
New Hay 01 es to 01 Os Straw 21 lOs to 21 24

acre.-•—A letter from Bath, dated yesterday, says,
" The greatest expectation having been, for the last
ten days, raised in this• city, to hear Mr. REDHEAD
YORKE., who came down as Counsel for Colonel
Thornton, an immense concourse of people assem-
bled, and the Court was filled so as not to leave room
to stir. The Cause was between the Assignees of a
Mr. Webb, and Colonel Thornton, of Thornvillt-
Royal, and of Spy-Park, near this city, the cele-
brated sportman. Mr. WraDUAIS Goomur was
Counsel for the Plaintiff, and Mr. REDHEAD YORK*
for Colonel Thornton.
" The trial lasted from eleven o'clock on Wednes-
day, until eight o'clock this morning. There were
forty-Am witnesses examined on the part of the Plain-
tiff ; and the examination of the two Counsel on both
sides, produced to the bye-statiders the most exqoi-
site treat of wit, humour, and legal erudition.--
Curious circumstances cerise out in evidence--enti
the Court was in. a roar of laughter the greater part
of the time, until half-past twelve o'clock, when Mr.
REDHEAD YORKE was taken so ill, as to compel him
to retire for medical advice. During this time, the
business of the Court was suspended : but, on Mr.
Yoaaa's return, he rallied, and, at half-past three
in the morning, he commenced, on
.behalf of his
client, Colonel Thornton, the most eloquent, de-
lightful, and impressive speech that ever was deliver-
ad in a Bath Court. He kept the Court in a toar
of laughter ; and, by a happy power of eloquence,
concluded his speech with some of the grandest sen-
timents of morality that ever were delivered. Mr.
YORKE spoke for nearly three hours. The city iv
full of talk about this curious trial, sad in my next
I shall give you the particulars.—Mr. Yonsaa had a
bad cause to defend, but he did wonders in the opi-
aioa of all present."

I
London, England, 1812-04-10

• CONTILtei iron emus.
• • • fertkrzoilics, April 2, 1812..
I'H•E PRINCIPAL VFW:RS and COMMIS-
.IIfAJESTrs RAPT, do hereby give Notice
That on ednesdai, the 22d instant, at one o'clock, they wili
be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract
for Supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yards, or any one or
mere of them, and also this Office, with COALS.
A distribution of the Coal,, and a Form of the Tender, may he
seen at this °Pe. No Tender will br reoeived after one o'clock, me the
day 4' treaty, norany noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him,
attends.
Every Tender aunt be accompanied by a Letter? addressed to the Navy
Board, aid signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound
with the Person tendering, ix the sum of Xts per Hmsdred- amides,' of
Coals, for the doe performance of the Ccsarna.
London, England, 1812-04-10

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE:
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR.yEYTON,

At the Bell Inn, at Haverill, in the County of Suffolk, about the
first week in May (unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract), in several Lots,
THE MANOR of SHARDELOWS A LLING-
TON, in Shildy Camps, together with a very valuable
Estate, for the most part inclosed, situate in the several Parishes
'of Shudy Camps, Horsheath, and Bartiow, in the County of
Cambri,lge; and containing near 270 Acres of Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land, let to rrspectahle Tenant', ho are uncle;
w
notice to quit at Michaelmas next.
Descript.ve Particulars will be publicised previous to Sales—.
To treat fur the same, apply to Mr. James, New Boswell-eourt,
Lincoln's Inn, London.
London, England, 1812-04-10

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST IPIiIA MC'S.
LADIES AND GENTLIIMLN,
WE beg leave to offer you our gratefulittknow-
ledgerneno for the honour you have conferred on us by
re-electing us Into the Direction.
Trusting that the Pi•cprierors Will ever find us deserving of the
confidence they have reposed in us,
We hove the honour to be, with great respect,
• Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very humble servants,
WILLIAM ASTELL.
CHARLES GRANT.
JOHN JACKSON. •
CAMPBLLL MARJORIBANKS.
RGE SMITH.
SWENY TOONE.
East-tndla House, April 9, 18, 2. •

AT a numerous ?,lEETING of the Nobility,
Gentry, clergy and inhabitants of the County of.DXJRSET,
convened by InobtAs 11. BAIITAkD,
,Esq. High Shirai' of the
said County, at the County Hall in Dorchester, on Thursday, the
2d day of April, 1812, for the purpose of carryititinto effect the
Resolutions of the Grand Jury at the late Assizes, and the recom-
mendation of the Bishop of the Diocese, communicated in a let-
ter addressed to his Ckrgy—it was resolved,
1. That a SoCiety be instituted for the purpose of promoting
the Education of the Poor of the County ot Rorke, by instruct-
ing them in suitable learning, and in the principles of the Estab-
lished Church of England, and that Schools for such purpose be
formed on Dr. Bett's System.
2. That the Society be composed of a President, Vice-Presi-
dents, a General Committer, a Treasurer, and a Secretary.
s. That the Lord Bishop of the biocese for the time being be
tie President.—That _ _ .

The Earl of Digby, Lord Lieu-
tenant of the County,

The Hon. and Rev. Charles
Redlynch Strangways,
The Hon. Archibald Stuart,
The Very Rev. the Dean of
Salisbut y. And the
Archdeacon of Dorset for the
time being,
Presidents.

. _
The Earl of Shaftesbury,
The Earl of lichester,
The Right Hun. Lord Rivers,
The Right Hon. Lord Eldon,
The Right lion. Nath. Bond,
be the VI
4. That the President, Vice
Sir William OgLander, Barr.
Sir J. Wyldbore Smith, Bart.

x-esuiencs,
Rev. Sir James Hanham, Bart.
Dr. Heath,
William Douglas,
William Bond,

Sir Walter Yea, Bart.
Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart.
William Morton Pitt, Esq.
Edw. Beateley Portman, Esq..
Henry Banker, Esq.
floinat Rose Drewe Esq.
,

James Dowlaud,
Morgan Jones,
Panes Simpst.o,
bia;haniel Templeman,
Robert Hunter.
W. P. Joliffe,
Charles birch,
William Floyer,
John Colson,
Thomas Warren,
Thomas Dryer,
G!orge Tito Brice,
Thomas Hyde,
Henry John Richman,
Giles Meecb,
John Painter,
James Venable',
London, England, 1812-04-10

DUMFRIESAHME, NEAR MOD EAT. 1
TO BE SOLD, • I
EATHERY HAUGH, a Country residence,
with about £7 Acres oflich Pasture Land. The Premises
consist of a commodious, handsome Villa in the gothic style, and
comprise a half sunk storey for Kitchen Servants' Hall, Cellar,
&c.; Dining and Drawing-rooms, Library, and Butler's-roont on
the first fluor, and tour Bed-rooms and a light Closet in the se-
cond/loon The Offices comprise Stables, double Coach-Louse,
Cow-house, and Gardener's Lodge. The whole is very plea-
sandy situated, about half way between the Village of Moffat
and she Well. The Premises, if not previously Sold by Private
Agreement, will be exposed at Public Auction, in Edinburgh, on
the Ist of May next.
Application may be made to Messrs. Maude, Great George-
street, Westminster ; John Syme, Esq. Stamp Office, Dumfries ;
or Mr. Samuel Brown, at Moffat.
London, England, 1812-04-10

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 8.

Came in the MEDUSA frigate, from a cruize off
Bourdeaux ; Eliza (ship), from Portsmouth, bound
to North America ; and the American brig John,
DAVIDSON, from Savannah, in 44 days. Sailed the
George, WALKER, for Malta. The John, above•men-
tioned, spoke the ALERT Sleep of war, with the New-
foundland and Quebec outward bound convoy, to the
west of the Lizard, all well.
London, England, 1812-04-10

BROMP CON.

Capital Freehold Estate' valuable Plot of Ground for Building.
nearly Eight Acres, Freehold Ground Rents, Freehold and Least..
hold H o use s, a Moiety of the Profits of Brom ptonChapel,litc. peps
sentini, a very eligible and desirable Property to invest Money.
By Mr. ROBINS, 4.
AR Garraway's, on Thursday, April 29, at 12 o'clock, inZ
AValuable FREEHOLD and LEASEH
ESTATE, comprising a capital Plot of Freetsold Ground,
conudning nearly 8 Acres, situate at the back of Brompton-row and
Terrace, a very eligible site for Building upon an extensive scaly.
Freehold Ground Rents, amounting to set 66.1 1 s.6d. per annum.
issuing out of, and amply secured on Brampton Chapel, Howes
in R awstorne7street, and.l at Houses in Brompion-row and? erne&

Also a Moiety of the Prohts arising from Brampton Chapel.
A Freehold Dwelling-House, situate Nu. 48, Brampton er-
r= in the occupation of the Misses Pengries, tenants at will.
Adesirable and improvable Leasehold Estate. comprising five
brick-built Dwelling-Houses. Nov. 4,5,8.12, and 13, situate in
Brompton-row, in the occupation of Messrs. Chamberlain, Jor-
dan, Bunce and others. The Crown and Sceptre Publx-h.suse,
and four brill-built Dwelling-Houses, Nos. 29,30, Ss, and 89,
Bromptou Terrace, in the occopation of Messrs. Poole, Nis.
Ainslie, Garner, and Ilergne, respectable tenants on lease, held
for a long unexpired terns, at low ground-rests.
Particulars may be had on the Premises, at the Crown and
Sceptre, Brompton Terrace; of Mr. Worths:is, SOlicitur, Castle -
street, Holborn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square; where a plan of the estate may be .seen.

CAM lIRIDOESHIRE.
VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATE--LandTaz redeemed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. PEYTON,.
At tise Ram Inn, New Market, about the first week in May next,

in several 4..0t5,
A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATA, situate ii
-1- 3- the Pariak:s of Swaffham, Bated', Batt!sham, and Swain.
ham Pritir' in the County of Cambridge; comprising a very
excellent Dsvelling•house and Farming Offices, sundry detached
Homestalls, and upwards of One Tbousand Acres of mist nett.
lent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Land, In a high state of
cultivation, w'aereof possession may be had at Michaelmas next.
Descriptive P.uvicuLirs will shortly be published ; in the mesa
time application may be made to Mr. James, New Boswell-coon,
Lincoln a inn, London.
London, England, 1812-04-10

CdfIUCCA PIPERS.

By the Contradiction, Pairc.,l, which sailed fee*
la 4,1, Lira as late as the Sd of February, and which has
arrived at a foreign port, we learn that perfect tran-
quillity pravailed, and much encouragement wasgiven
to trade. There were aboutfour or fire Americo'
Ops there when she quitted the port. Gen. Mtaanny
by the last advice:, was at Caraccas, highly popular.
He was reinforcing his army by a vast number of re.
cruits that had entered as volunteers. The whole
force of Caraccas and the United Provinces, was ed.
enlaced at between 15 and 20,000 men. Ali the
neighbouring States had sent Deputies to the General
Congress. l'he Gaseita, by this opportunity, are,'(
the lg of February, from which is extracted the fol.
lowing intelligence : _

" C ARACC AS, PEBILUARY 1.
" The general condition °four affairs is extremely pr
over
and 'notwithstanding the opposition of the rebels to liberty hi*
yrovince of Coro, and in the town of Santa Martha, we realm
in a state of happiness anfl tranquillity never before enjoyed by
the people of Venezuela, within the memory of sesn. Mexico
will soon he equally free, and, with ear assistance of troops from
thew provinces (rendered now almost unnecessary) will dews,
its tyrants. Vsb sows has sheltered himself in the capital, which
ha. bean strongly fortified; but be is surrounded with enemies.
“The l'reddent of the Congress has thought fit, with the as
vice of his Council, to prohibit the exportation of specie, since it
ba. been found detrimental to the State that it should be allowed
to be transmitted front the territory. This measure has out bras
dictated Ly any de&iency, but from a proper determination not
to supply the' necessities of our enemies. 'the octanes from Va.
lencia are to the eed of last montlr, at which time Central Vohs
was in command, and the City perfectly tranquil. General Mi.
rands will set of to join the army in a few days."
It is added, that a shipment of 40,000 dollars had
been seized, in pursuance of the order above gives,
just before the vcs*l bailed.
London, England, 1812-06-22

ADMIRAL77-OP.P.ICA, May 26,1614.

roTICE h heresy. iren, Thai a Session of Oyer and
I livainer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of o.laues (Danville'
NO Sear, within the jarisktion oft& iliaivalty of Engl.:l",
rk heti at /mai" Hall, in the Old dail j, London, on Friday the
V e plum' next, at eight o'doci in the morning.
J. W. CROKER.

CONTRACT FOR CANDLEi.
NA PT-OFFICE, Jane 19, IRI2.
[E PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COMMIS-

I SIONERS of His MAY.ESTrs NA VT, do hereby give Notice,
That on Wednesday, the 6th of July next, at one o'clock, they
irillbc ready to treat with such Persons u may be willing to Con-
tract for Supplying his Majesty's Yard at Plymouth with CAN-
pum
4 tio, of the C.rmiles, 'Oh a Form of the Tender, may he
so,dikis 011ie. No Temir will he received after one o'clock, en the
49 of meaty, nor any aoliud, nolo.; the part, or an agent for him,
006.
Fray Tender rustle acompassied by a Letter, addressed to the .2V7rvy
Aserrhontl si4ned by two re:limit!, Perron:, engaging to become bound
loathe Person tenderiag,ia *Aux of 5300 for the die pesfinmance of
4: Coistract.

OFFICE OP ORDNAACE, Juiw 5, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA-
°. JESTra ORDNANCE, a &ay Ire No**, •
:That Proposals wig be received at their Ogee IP Pall-Mall;
for before Wednesday, the 24th day of June nest, from such
Persons si'may be willipg to undertake the supply of COALS
br service of this Department, for a period of One Year.

The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's
%fain, or Eighton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness,
sad will be required to be delivt red free of every eapence, except
the King's duly, either on shore or into vessels or craft, at any
place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any Port or
*cc in the River Medway, v the option of the Principal
OAcers; and further Pasticulirs, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application
at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock,wbere the Proposals
mast be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for
(pals;' but no, Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th
*ant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither
any Tender be noticed unless the Party Making i;, or an
Agent ha his lnintlf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. X. CREW, Sesretary.
London, England, 1812-06-22

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 26.

Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wil-
son Croker, Esq. a letter from the Hon. Captain
j34.uverie, of. his Majesty's ship Medusa, to Captain
Sir George Ralph Collier, of the Surveillante, giving
an account of the destruction of rhe French national
store-ship la Dorack, of 14 guns and Bt3 men, on the
sth inst. in the harbour of Arcasson, by the boats
of the Medusa, under the directions of Lieutenant
Josiah Thompson. Notwithstanding the enemy were
prepared for the attack, and the boats were hailed
before they were- within musket-shot, the ship was
carried, after a desperate struggle, in which the whole
of the crew, excepting 23 taken, were either killed
or compelled to jump overboard ; the commander
of the vessel (a Lieutenant dc Vaisseau) was amongst
the latter, severely wounded. The Medusa had none
killed, and only five wounded.
At day-light the ship was got under weigh, -but
after proceeding abbut a league dawn the harbour,
she grounded ; and the tide then running out with
great violence, she was set fire to, after the wounded
had been taken out, and some time after blew up.
The Dorade had been watching an opportunity to
escape from Arcasson since the month of April, 1811.
Captain Bouverie highly commends the conduct
of Lieutenant Thompson and the other officers and
men employed on this occasion.
Rear-Admiral Brown, Commander-in-Chief at the
islands of Guernsey and Jersey, has transmitted to
John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Lieutenant
Drake, commanding the Sandwich hired lugger,
giving an account of his having, on the 15th inst.
captured the Courageux French lugger privateer, of
two guns and 24 men, out four slays from Brehat,
without making any capture. •
London, England, 1812-06-22

TI! ARMY.

IVILITARY EST'ABLISLINIENT for supply-
-I- Mg Officers off& Majesty's Army 'Ail' Regimentals and.
Appni ments of all descaptions for every Regiment-in the BA.
thdi service, both for Home and lento Service, conformable to
the Regulations ordered by the different Conimandiil Officers
and approved by the Commander in Chief, •Ir a shorter notice,
and from 15 to go per Cent. under the regular credit charges, far
ready money or Agei.t's Acceptances only.
Solomon and Sons, Mauutac:uting Tailors, Lacemen, Em.
bronleret. and Sword Cutlers, No. g, New-street, Covent-01r.
den, London.

COAL TAR BROWN AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR

OU V•DOOR PAIN rltro. --
17HE Public ate most respectfully informed, that
A. the above mentioned Articles continue to be prepared by
th, British Colour Company only, No. I, Walbrouk, London.—
The Coal Ear L.own is reconunended for Barns and all rough Fen.
sing, is of a good colour, and will be f undclacaper and more du-
rable awl common 1 ar. . The Paints are of various shades of
Green and other colours, peculiarly adapted-for ii.eful and orssa-
' Mental covering, znd are easily applied, being sold In a state
fog use
N. B. White Lead, and all sorts of Painters Oils and Colours
of the best quality, Linseed Cake for Cattle, &c.
London, England, 1812-08-14

-/- - -.... • -
• '4
SALES BY AUCTION. 1
. ._..
. . HERTFORD BRIDGE.
WARBROOK HOUSE, EVERSLEY, HANTS, between
BAGSHOT, OAKINGHAM, and READING.
Irstelillent Household Furniture, Harpsichord, Brewing Utensils,
Garden Lights, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, Warbrook House, Erersley, on Monday, the
25th instant, and following day, at Eleven,
THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the Property of a Gentleman; consisting Of capital four-
I post and other Bedsteads,witia"Chintz, Calico, Dimity and other
i Furniture*, prime seasoned Feather Beds, Mattresses and Bed-
! ding, Mahogany Wardrohes, Chests of Drawers, Bookcases with
glazed doors, French roil Window Curtains, DraWing-room
I. Chairs and Sofas, Pier and Chimney Claims, fine Axminster
.Carpet, 6 yards by 5 yards, Turkey, Brussels, and other Carpets,
set of Mahogany Dining tables, Mahogany Parlour Chairs,
Pembroke and other 'fables ; fine Prints, Fowling Pieces, a
capital Mangle, various Kitezen Furnitures, Brewing Utensils,
Casks, Garden Lights, Etc;
• To he viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sae.
. Caulogues, at is. each, may be had on the Premises; at Mr.
lonely's, Hartford Er:dge ; King's Arms, Bagshot ; Rose,
',sigh= ; Crown, Readin,r ; Bush, Stainis ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwkk-street, Golden-square.
rt.
-
London, England, 1812-08-14

DEAL, AUGUST is.

---
Arrived his Majesty's ship noun from off Flu-
shing, and sailed again for off ditto. Arrived his
Majesty's ship ItemPoLE, from off the French coast.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 13.
The homeward-bound Baltic fleet passed at the
back of our Sands this morninr, about sixty sail in
company; except five or six sad that parted for the
Hur4,er.—Arrived his Majesty's frigate HORATIO,
from tht: North Cape; also the BRIToMART, Captain
HUNT, with convoy from Heligoland, and remain
with the ships as per last.—Lord WALPOLE, &C. &C.
still remain.—Wind E.N.E.

IRVINE, AUGUST 2.
Arrived here the Eliza, Captain MlMozzAun, of this port
from Miramichi, in 31 days, spoke on the passage home the fol.
iowingvessels,—Nelly and Peggy, of Ayr, Isr July, in Mirami-
chi Bay, after being taken by a French privateer 16th June, in
lat. 46, 0. N. long 33, W. who, after taking out four of her crew,
and most part of her stores, allowed her to proceed. On Bth of
July, passed the Ocean of Ayr, in kit. 45,15, N. long, 51, 3, W.
but blowing fresh, could not speak he. On the 19th July, spoke
the Mary, Bence, of and from Workington, in lat. 48, 0. long.
27, W. bound to Chaleur Bay, all welt.
London, England, 1812-02-25

tORVNNA PAPERS.

The reported toss df his Majesty's frigate Santna...!
Later!, Captain Sir 'G. COLLIER, is happily incoed
reet, as she arrived at Plymouth on Thursday* its
three days from Corunna, having under her convoy
three transports with deserters from the French armies
in Spain. By the SURVEILLARTE we have received
Corunna Papers to the I tdi inst. but they contain
nothing of peculiar interest. By private. letters, how-
ever, dated the 17th, on which every reliance may be
placed, we lean* that Asturias was entirely evacua-
ted by the enemy, and several prisoners, stragglers,
and others, from the corps of BONNET, had been taken
and sent into Corunna by General Poitt.test. Four
regiments are equipping and clothing at Corunna,
under the immediate inspection of Sir HOWARD
DOUGLAS. They are fine men and well disciplined,
and only require the assistance lately forwarded to I
them by our Government. The enemy in Castile
and Leon were much in want of provisions, and fresh
contributions had been extorted by General DOR-
sENNE, previous to his quitting Valladolid, with an
' apology at the same time (a very unusual thing with
Frenchmen) for the distress they must occasion to
individuals. MARMONT is collecting every soldier he
can muster, probably with the intention of threaten-
ing the North of Portugal, or Gallicia. Ciudad
Rodrigo is repairing, and will be made sufficiently
strong to resist for a time any attempt from the ene-
my. The British army is rapidly recovering in
health, and the spirits of the Patriots are by no means
depressed at the fall of Valencia. The Sunven.-
LANTE, SYBILLE, and SPITFIRE cruized in company on
the skirts of the Bay as long as their water could be
made to last, in quest of the squadron, which had pre-
viously chaced the former ship.
London, England, 1812-02-25

I test Publied, Printed at Mr. A. J. VALEYSII Pres, Tooke's
Court, Chancery-lane, London.
'THE FIRST RUDIMENTS OF GENERAL
-1- GRAMMAR, applicable to all Languages; comprised in
Tvirr.LVl ELEMENTARY LESSONS ; part cularly calculated fur the
instruction of Children, and adapted to till ALM GAULTIER.S
method of teaching; with three Analytical Tables. • Price 3s. 6d.
bound..-,By D. ST. QUENTIN; M.A.
The THREE ANALYTICAL TABLES' on boards, containing the
six &A Lessons price 2s. 6d. and a box of miscue-rive cons-
; rests and 'Fellers. price ins. 6d. and Car& of Exercises, price Is.
'AN INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH GRAMMAR; pat•
! titularly adapted for those that are not yet acquainted with the
1 Rudiments of GRAMMAR,aIIti calculated to facilitate to Beginners
1 the Study of the first priacip'ea of the FRENCH TONGU rt By the
same, price 2s. 6d. bound, 3.1 Edition, improved.
In the Press, and speedily will he published the tld Edition, of
A NEW GRAMMAR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
By the same. .
.
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Chuich-yard,' and all /ober Bookseller:
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH.
This day was published, price 71. in boards, the 21 edition, with
addition•, of
pRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS on D!SOR-
DERS of the STOMACH, with some new idtas relative to
the Bile in promoting Digestion.
By GEORGE REEq, M.D.
Member of the Royal Coil:ge cf Physicians. Senior Physician to
the London Dispensary, Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, &c.
London : Published by Allen and Co. 15, Paternnstor-row.
Part :be Second, on Acid in the StoThach. and its effect in pro-
ducing Gout, 1-I:adache, dtc is in a • tate of forwarene•.s.
London, England, 1812-02-25

di?

This day was published,
Handsomely printed on a flue woven paper, In 2 vols. copy svo.
price in lads. t ss. dedicated to Mr. Haxav DAVID ERSKINE,
BEAUFO RD: or, a PICTURE of HIGH LIFE.
By HENRY CARD, MA. of Pembroke College, Oxford.
Printed for F. C. and/. Rivington, No. 02. St. Paul's Church-
yard; bold also by J. Hatchard, /40. 190, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1812-02-25

GUESTONIAN MEDICINE 3.

CASE 64.—T0 Mrs Gorse, Chymist, N. 0, Great ilnrrepetreeta
Blackfriarrroad. 1
QOM time in the month of February, 1807, I hall
a severe attack of Rheumatic Gout, attended with eicruci•
atirg pain, which vunfitted me to my bed near a morrh, and dr.
prived me so completely of the use of my limbs, I could nut turn
in my bed but with the assistance of tiro pecile. • Fading the
medical application I had resorted to of no use, I applied to Mr.
Guest, to whom I was conveyed in a coach, rid had his milli.
clues administered for about half an hour, when I found myself
quite free from pain, and abk to walk. I continued t a use the
Gueronian I.thioo and Pals about ten days, when I was quite
well, and have remra:d teen from the disor.hr ever since: as
witutss my hsnd this'eSth day of June, I uO9. 'F. RANDALL*
No. 9, Cunis's Halfpenny Hatch, end of Cross-grey',
Chri-t Church, litackirlsts-road.
London, England, 1812-02-25

JAMAICA PAPERS.

Jamaica Papers arrived this morning to the 12th
ultimo, from which we make the following extracts,
which chiefly relate to the affairs of South America:
FROM TUE JAMAICA COURANT, OF THE 11TII JANUARY.
" MONTEGO BAY, JANUARY 4.

" The ship Flora, Poweu., in 4.0 days from Bris-
tol, arrived here on Sunday. Captain Powrm. states,
that he was boarded off Antigua on the 21st ultimo
by one of his Majesty's cruizers, and informed, that
a few days prev:ous the Duke of Dantzit privateer
had been captured by two merchantmen and carried
into Barbadoes."
London, England, 1812-02-25

SAME PAPER OP TUE So JANUARY.

gg We learn by accounts from Carthagena, that the
principal inhabitants have left it in consequence of
the dis;urbances which have latterly annoyed the
tranquillity of that place. Several engagements had
'Citcurred upon the river Magdelina, in whit+ the
people of Santa Martha were completely successful,
particularly in Cerro de St. Antonia, where the Car-
thagenians were repulsed with considerable loss.

is An Expedition was about proceeding up the
river Magdelina to attack a village, called Trinidad,
which ha.l formerly been in possession of the inhabi-
tants of Santa Martha, and was taken by the Cartha-
genians, and there was little doubt but that it would
succeed."

" KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JAN. 11.

" The Felucca privateer, which some time since
infested our coast, for the purpose of intercepting the
Spanish traders, was appointed to sail on the 6th in-
'stant, from St. Jago do Cuba, to resume her former
cruizing ground."
London, England, 1812-02-25

HUN 1 INf .DoNSHIRIL.

TO BE SOLD V AUCriON,
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES l'Al E, T 1 rtilt FREE, AND
LAND TAX REDEEMED. .By Mr. itoßiNi,
At Cutaway's, on Tuesday, Merck le. sw, in Two Lo s,
A:COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
Free. and Land Tag redeemed.
lot 1. Comprit.es Fox:. Enclosures of rich Amble Land, di.
4 lied by thriving quick Fences, contaitnit.° upwards of Forty.
four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of twelve Acres, in a
ring fence, tithe free nil Land Tax redeemed, situate in West.
it 11 risk" natester, about one mile from the
c),,dina
1t44 211/2the r Side to Orford, di'shutt distance Irons the
River ()use.

Lot 2. A Free.old capital rich Meadow, a short dkance from
Lot 1. containing 3A. 121'. boti:uki on the West by the
River Ouse, and adjoining to the lauds of the Corporation; tithe
free, and land tax red..!ent
The Lapds are in excellent cult;vation, forming a very agthle
Property Hu occupation,. or to ine, tt money ; the whole to Fos
sessile of Mr. Rldkard Myra, t...nant tram year to year.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Miles, at Galmanchewer,
where Particulars may be hed, and at the How Shoe Inn; at
the Fountain bin, Huntingdon; Angel, Etilton ; Wheat Sheaf,
Alcunbury lid'; of Mr. its Sall, Sqtritor, Cambridge; the
Crown, Carton • Feathers, Wades Mill; of Messrs Windus, Son,
and Huitawar. Lixiton, Sou:'.iampton buUdinp,Chancery lane
at Caraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwkk-str:et,
square, where a Plan may be seen.

YORKSHIRE.—I.ARGE ANO VALUABLE MANORS,
RECTORIES, AND EiTAI ES.
To be sold in London, and at Beverley in Yorkshire, on Friday,
the 20th day of March nett, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart,
in the City of London, in Five Lots,
THE MANORS of BENTLEY and SPEETON,
-I- the Advowson of the Chap‘i of Speeton, and several Free.
hold', and in part Titbe-frest Palms and Lands (with land•tax re-
deem-d), containing about jl4O lyres, situued so Bentley, Spec.-
,
ton, Nlttston, Paley, Hornses,andDunnington, in the East Rhling
of the County of York.
And in the Mouth of May next, will be Sold by Auction, at the
beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, in the County
of Yurk, in Twenty-seven Lots,
The MANOR of ELSTER MUCK, and several Freehold,
and in part Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with Lind-tax redeemed),
containing about GOO acres situated a Elms ruwlck., Mere Moles-
croft, Cherry Buntas South Dalton, Seaton Ross, Dimbletou,
Marton, Horan, and Reighton : together with tne Perpetual
Advowoon of the Rectory of Leaven, in Holderness ; and also
the Tithes of certain I suds containing about 1,710 acres. ht
Hordsea Burton, Woodmansey, Thearne, Weel, Start bill, Sand.
Mint, and Tkkon, in the Eat: Rodieg of the C.str.ty of York. •
Yard:elms of those Estates to be sold in London w.l: be r. aly
by the ttOth of February ; and may he had by app:ying t s Me ors.
Graham, Kindertey, and Domville,l4citors, Lsamist s-into, Lon.
don; Benjamin Hand:cy, Esq. wel, Lincolnshire Messrs.
Bieck and Chapman, Land .kgents Middle Temple-hall, Rids.
- :artl Town/lad, EnNewbury, Biel • t and /eon Lockwood, Esq.
Beverley.
London, England, 1812-08-13

rot be made up foidouble-the Price shatly.---New Feathers anti.
Ticks bought k any trauti,y.
A •
r-
UPHOLSTERY.
MORGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest
sense of gratitude for the very liberal Patronage they
• bawalreadie received, eerie hutably interns Ladies 24 Gentle.
ea they have recently enlarged their bi nod Ware..
as roses, and which now exhibit very mead,* Issisiimable
Collation of every Article of caniNET &NI UIKIO4SII.EaT
RISINTrUitE, for Houses and Mansions of meg dasetiptisin
in particular, the Pa:ent Bedsteads, Sofa-beds, Chalr.beds, bu-
r, prial.Dining-tabies, Trafalgar Side-boards and Tables in one cle-
w at piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved In-
dons, for the East and West Indies and all Foreign Climates,
Army and Navy, -Sm.
N.. The various inventions, &c. that many others are offer-
ing for sale, it is a'nunt needless to say to a discerning and liberal
Mlle, have most of them been copied from Morgan and tan-
en's Manufactory, !Sand 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
London, England, 1812-08-13

into the faierint

Palliasses isakete 1111
facts :

'S ise. Villa of the two
the Law et Makes t

was the Int to violate

" td. Of which of two
tiers most frequently broken their
" Sd. Upon yr* pretence does
55,000 men, in defiance of the espi..
_ Let Mr. Whitbread, Mr. ..
other Members of the House of commons, grapple
openly with these questions ; and the families who in
both countries lament the long captivity of their
children, their brothers, and their friends, will know
at length to which of the two Governments they
ought to impute their misfortunes. Above all, you
Mr. Wilberforce, who have often lent a generous
support to the oppressed, employ now all your elo.
quence in favour of the prisoners of the Belligerent
Powers ; tell the matrons of England, that if their
children are condemned to live in a foreign lam', it
is owing to the injustice of their own Government.
Cause, if possible, your Ministers to blush for des.
contempt they testify for their allies. Tell them that
in attaching themselves to the British cause the Spa.
niards and Portuguese had a right to expect, in 4
exchange of prisoners, the same advantages eshidt
the English wish exclusively to enjoy.

Powers have the piss.
k?
Ind detain in her prisons
Ice et Ba7lera ?
rilberforce, and die