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London, England, 1813-10-04

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

October 30, James Torr, of St. John.street, West Smithfiehl,
lineu-gaper, at, ten. Nov. se,Thomas Moffatt and John Brown,
Guswell-street, blue-manufacturers, at eleven. Nov. 9, Joseph
Duckharrt 'and Robert Lankester, bread-otreet warehousemen,
at eleven. •Octuber t 4,1 bonus Preston and Julia rtiuce Sakids,

MARRIED.
Thursday, at Wycombe church, Henry Watkin Williams
Wynn, Esq. lately kis Majesty's Minister at Dresden, to the,
Hen. Hester Sniith, sixth daughter of the Right Hon. Lord
Cfrringtog.

DIED.

FrWay, tn Clargetatr.et, Honors, Countess of Cann.
'Thursday, at Deptford, suddenly, Mr. R. Meniprin, nephew
to Mr, Ro►ehs, ship-builder.—lie had been spending the even-
ing in a literary society, and Boob after hi 3 departure was bund
prostrate in iliatt4ane, bra niedital lliepdi pllo itellutty used
the renecituy preciss, but is yet.
London, England, 1813-10-04

• This day was published, price as. 6d.
allEßAtt at the EAST-INDIA HOUSE, at a
1.1 °entre. Cam of Proprietors of East-Mitt stele*, en
Wednesday. the Ist September, 1815,9 n the subject of procuring
competent Authority to charge the Property Tat en the
Dlvi-
detttls upon tho Territorial tte4en6es of the Company, and for
Increasing the Salaries of the Darn-to/a—Ey the Edit6r of the
former Peha'es..
Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; of wham
May be had in St- vols. 'Stn. price 545.
el Complete Cdllection of the Debates at thetiast-india House
&ring the Negociatiod for a Renewal of the Eastsindia Com-
Pair; CAWIer... • • t .

MUSIM.
'lils stair 1112. p.buill.l, • •
.Eg PtTITS-BISOUX," No. IS, containing
..ILA La Colombo pettroe, composed by P. ltdeoll3i, price 2s.
Ditto; No. 12, containing " kest weary Traveller," the cele-
brated Uwe, from ibe favourite Opera of " The Devil's
/Itnike,""cotnpozed G Mr. Brabant, and arranged with Va-
viallytt by CI.- Kialbitark, price 2s. To be continued,--A
grand Sonata for the Pianoforte, with an Accompaniment for
the Violin, composed by 1). Stetbelt; price A.—A favourite col-
feetion of Valtses, as co.:donned at the Nobility's Pete., corn-
post atul arranged for the Pianoforte, and Harp, by Maroon°,
rite Is ed. or for the•Pianoforth only,.price Is. 6d.—The Bri•
MA -March an ! Qoith Step, composed and arranged fer the Pia-
noforte by Miss Valentini, price Is 6d.
Lenders: Published by Gouldttig, D'Almatne, Porter end Co.
No. 20, Sabo-square; and No. 7, Westmoreland-greet Dublin.

EW STATE LOTTERY OF ONLY 8,00"
I'l TICKETS, will.begin Drawing the Sd of NOVEMBER.
SC HEM E.
2 Prizes of .E1:0,t)00 it. 440,000
a sOOO .... 6OOO
S 1,0 o ... fl,noo
4 ... ...... ... 500 2,(100
5 ...... ...... 200 1,000
10 100
• 20 50 - 1,000
1,040 20 '
s"fo First-drawn Blanks 1Q Each; 5,900
First-trawn Prize above te2o, First Day. will be entitled to an
additional Prize of £3,00e.
First,drawa Prize above £2O, Second Day,•willi be entitled to
an additional Prize of £20,000.
Tticetzs and SHARES are seiting'by
RICHARDSON. COODLUCK and Co.
Contractors for the Lottery,
At their Offices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Conthill, and
facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross ; where, in the Lottery
that finished drawing Oil the 28th of September, 1813, they bold
the following Capital Prizes:
No. 3,354 ... In 12 Shares ... b 60,050
8,171 ... Whole Ticket ... 1,000
1,130. .:. In 13 Shares ~,,. 500 .
7,522 ... In I u Shares ... 500
4,:13 ... lat 9 Shafts ... SOO
London, England, 1813-10-04

NAVAL INTATLIGENCE.

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Bolin •
Watorford
Calls
Limbos

MAIL&
•Rt. DUC. ARR. DVS.
3 0 Heligoland • 0 1
. 1 3 GOtteßberel 0
1 0 Guernsey 1 0
0 1 Jersey • • 1 •
FALMOUTH* OCTOBER 1.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Seaman ;
to-day, the Lady Louisa packet, Capt. Gramm, with
a Mail from Cadiz in 23 days, and his Majesty's ship
TWIED, from Portsmouth, bound to Newfoundland.
Wed his Majesty's ship Nizuzz with four transports
and a store ship, under convoy for Bermuda and Ha-
lifax ; Walsingham packet, with a Mail for Gibraltar
and Malta ; and the 6wiftsure packet for Jamaica.
The Lady Arabella packet for Lisbon, is gone into
the Roads.—Wind East, fresh breezes.
London, England, 1813-01-22

HENLEY, ♦UXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
This Say vas publhhed, price Is.
rrHE REPORT of. the PROCEEDINGS oil
.a• FORMING an AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY at Hen-
ley-upon? Thames, together with the Speeches delivered on the
occasion.
Sold by Seeley, Fleet...street ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Mawman
Ludgate-street; Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-
row; Cond,er, Bnckkrsbury• ; and Williams and Son, Statiaaers=
Court.

THE IRISH -MINSTREL
tay publishedv in one handsome volume 4to. with a
ova
beautiful whole length Porn:4i of Brian king of Ireland. price,
*Ski lee. Dedicated, by perenbsion, to the Prince Regent,
THE EMERALD,ISLE. A POEM, with Notes'i
Historical and Biographical.
By CHARLES PHILLIPS, Est Barrister-at-LaW.
• - • Printed few Stockdale, 'Vidor, 41, Pall-Mall.
N. B. The above Is a Work of such transcendent poetic go.
nlus,that it may even Invite competition with the most sumo-
ful efforts of the present day. The celebrated Mr. Curran has
born public testimony to its merits; _
London, England, 1813-01-22

Fitibky, J

Sissi.vgds
Hodges, Dul

'i

On the Ist of February will be published,.
In an elegant Quarto Volume, price Li I Is. 6d. in boards, •
=STORY of the AZORES,
~or WESTERN
•1.• ISLANDS: containing an account Atl6ll Government,
Laws, and Religion, the Manners Ceretioisbia; and Character
of the Inhabitants : and demonstrating the inspprtance of fispe
valuable Islands to the British Empire. illustrated by Maps and
other Engravings.
Printed for Sherwond, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster.row ;
and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom.

This day was bound and lettered,
rrHE BRITISH ADY RECKONER ; with
a Variety of New a Correct Tables, for the Use of Mer-
chants, Tradesmen, Land Surveyors, Farmers, &c. Likewisg, a
Treatise on the True State and Value of the Monies, Weights,
Measures, Exchange, &c. of all Nations in the Commercial
World, complied. from the uppiik authentic Sources.
By WILLIAM STENKOUSE,
Accountant in Edinburgh, Author of the Tables of Interest, &c.;
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neeley, and tones, No. 20,'
Paternoster-row ; Newman and Co. Leadenhall Rivet ; Oliver
apd Boyd, Edinburgh i and J. Cumming, Dublin..
This Valuable Work. centains much important and useful
Information, in regard to TrXde and Commerce, and compre-
hends whatever is essential in the Works of Kreuse, of Hatn-
burgh ; Tillet, of Paris; Ricard, of Amsterdam ; Marien, of
Spain ; Benaven, of Italy ; Geliart, of Berlin ; Dubost and Kelley,
of London ; Brooks, of Bengal ; Lord Swinton, of Edinburgh,
and of many other Eminent Writers on Commercial Subjects;
besides z great Variety of Original Matter, not to be found in
any. similar Publication.
London, England, 1813-01-22

lat. MEND'S EVENING AMUSEMENTS, FOR THE

TEAR 1819.
This day was publishedrice N. In boards,
1-i'VENING AMUSEMENTS; or, The Beauties
of the Heavens displayed; in which thO striking appear-
ances to he observed in various Evenings durioz the yLar 1813,
are described.

By WILLIAM TREND, Esq. M.A.
Actuary of the Rock Life Assurance Company, and late Fellow
of Jesus College, Cambridge. Docendo Disco.
In this volume the opinions on generally received opinion of
the attractive Powers of the Heavenly Bodies is more fully in-
vestigated, and the doubts of its existence are strengthened, by
observations on simple Processes in common Life.
Printed for J. Mawmati, 89, Ludgate-street, London ; of whom
the Evening Amusements for the preceding years 1804, 5,6, 7,
10,11 y and 12, may be had.
Alto, Companion to the Almanack ; containing an Explana-
tion of
the Saints' Days, kioiidays, &c. iitc. By John Audley;
&taw Qs. W. sewed.
London, England, 1813-01-22

- -
USEFUL BOOKS OF REFERENCE.

This day was published, illustrated with forty.six New County
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Organdy hound, and the Maps coloured,
AGA ZET'rEE R. of the BRITISH ISLANDS ;
or a TOI'OGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of the
UNITED KINGDOM: containing full modern Descriptions
front the best authorities of every County, City, Borough,Town,
Village, Parish, Township, Hamlet, Castle, and Nobleman'►
Seat, in Great Britain and Ireland.
By. BENJAMIN PITTS CAPPER, Esq.
Of the Secretary of State's Office, Editor of the Imperial Calen-
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tfp This Volume is adapted to kilns part of the Library of
every Englishman, and deserves, by its great interest and In,
disp itable utility, to be found in every house in the Empire.
It is not an ephemeral proluction, but a work of vast labour,
research, and expence,aud a standing authority on all durrileo
of which it treats. _ • _

Printed for Longman, Hurst,Rets, Orme, and
noster-row ; and to he h: of all Bookst tiers. •
2. A Commercial Dictionary ; or. Counting-house Library t
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London, England, 1813-03-10

THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

At length the reserved document, to which so
many significant allusions have been made, has been
given to the public in a Morning Paper of this day,
with the Editorial preface, which we have also
thought it our duty to give verbatim. We shall only
remark, in laying it before our Readers, that from
what has already come to the knowledge of the pub-
, lie respecting the manner in which the investigation
was conducted in 1806, and the Report of the Noble
Coriimissioners, coupled with the complaint of her
Royal Highness, that she had no opportunity af-
forded her of confronting the witnesses—the Message
is precisely of that kind which might have been sup-
posed to have been transmitted to her Royal High-
ness on that occasion :
London, England, 1813-03-10

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday
next, the 12th day of March to commence at Eleven o'Clock

in the Forenoon,
THE handsome Brig EMPRESS, of the following
Ditrensions:
Length, 92 ft. 8 in. I Depth, -* 13 ft. 1 in.
Breadth, - 95 ft. 34 Admeasures 243 62-94 tons.
'This is, without exception, that finest Vessel of her class *hat
has been offered for sate at this port for many years; she is faith-
fully built, of the best materials, ha, a woman bust figure-head,
copper-fastened, and combines the desirable qualities of carrying
a large cargo and sailing fast; is abundantly found in new stores,
having been launched and fitted at New York, about five months

Afterwards, her CARGO: consisting of
71 Casks /
Coffee, GO Casks Rocoa
340 Bagss Cases Indigo, and about
113 Boxes Sugar,whlte & 5 Tons Lof,wuod, Cam-
__

129 Casks browitHavan. j peachy.
193 Bales Cotton Wool, Cayenne, New Orleans, and Sea Island.
Captured by, and coiCemned as prize to, his Majesty's ship
Rover, V. ErFkine Locke, Esq. Commander.
The Brig COLUMBIA, Philadelphia built, copper•sheathod
and fastened—

Length - 96 ft. 9 in. I Der h - 10 A. in.
Breadth - 2 I Adrneasures 259 tons.
Hasa scrawl head, and a neat and convenient round-house on
deck, pierced for lts guns, sails remarkably fast, and carries a large
cargo, about three years old, is well found in useful stores.
Afterwards her Cargo, consisting of •
25 Casks Coffee, lUJ !'ales Cotton, Upland acd
817 Bags Louisiana.
51i Hhds.
Sugar, S Bags Gum,
93 Boxes '2 Tons Logwood,Campeachy.

Afterwareg,
The Good Brig VAIMABLE JULIE. She appears to be
French built, and to have had a very large and general outfit and
repair very recently.

DT MCNSIONS :

Length on Deck - - - 55 Ft. 2,11 n.
Breadth - )7 3
Admessures - - 65 R-94 Tons.
Square•sterned, is very hurthensome, takes the around well,
and is abundantly found in store.
The Brigantine LTIAZARD, has a neat scrawl head, sails
fast, and burthens wcll.
Length •
Breadth
Admeliures

51 rt. 911 n.
- 16 111
- 59 19-94 Tons.

Thesl Vessels appear to be suited for the Newfoundland trade
or general purposes, and with their stores, are in condition for
immediate employment.
The Sloop LA BONNE MERE, square-sterned, appears to
London, England, 1813-03-10

1,000 ••••••••• 20 90,000
3,000 10 30,000
6,000 • 5 30,000

10,139 Prizes.
9,R41 Blanks.
20,000 Tickets. .0200,000
PRIZtS
The first-drawn I ,FOC Blanks, £lO each;
The Second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £lO each.
SECOND DAY OF DRAWING.
8E20,000 for the first-drawn Prize above Xi°.
THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.

sel 0 000 for the first-drawn Prize above £4O.
, _ _

T. BISH, the Contractor with Govtrnment, has the pleasure
to submit to the Public the a'iove scheme, which he flatters him-
self has already met with general approbation.
Tiokets and Shares are selling in great Variety, at the Con-
tractor's fortunate Offices, 4, CORNHILL ; and 9, CHARING-
CROSS.
London, England, 1813-03-10

be British built.

Length - - - 56 Ft. 21 Tn.
BreaOth - - - 17 1
Adnicasures - 57 47.94 Tons.
She is very burthensome, takes the ground well, is well found,
and nn.y be itnnied•,ately employed for general purposes.

The Sloop or Smack MEDINA, British built.
Length - - 50 It. 10 In.
Breadth - 18 1+
Admeasures - - - 63 75 94 Tons.
She carries a large cargo, and sails well, is adapted for general
purposes, and is in good condition.
A VTICRWARDS.
The Cargoes of the last four Vessels, consisting of WINES,
SALT, and EARTHENWARE, Particulars of which will be
expressed in the Catalogues. Captured by and condemned as
prizes to his Majesty's ship Strenuous, John Nugent, Esq,Com-
mander.

For further Information apply to James Sykes, Esq. Arundel-
street, joint Agent for the Rover ; to Messrs. John Jackson and
Co. New Broad-street, London, for the Briton and Strenuous;
to Messrs. HAWKER and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth.
JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker.
London, England, 1813-03-10

.rieirsPopr mica, March 1, 1819.
THt COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY", TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, sailor Me Can and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 29d of
11. March, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons u may be willing to contract for the Peiformance
of certain WORKS at the Royal Hospital at DEAL.
I
No Tessler will be received after par o'clock on the day of treaty, nor
any noticed unless the party, or an agent for him, personally attend.
Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable
Perim, engaging to become bsmnd with the Person tendering, for the dr,
performance of the Contract.
Further particulars may be harlots, by applying at this Office, where
Ike Plans and Specifications may be seen.
_ _
London, England, 1813-12-09

• This day was vill.U;hecl,
By W. Clarke and goes, Law Boqkeollers, l'or•nsal-street,
coin's Inn; and sold 14). C. P. Ararr, Dame-streot. atbar.

neatly hound with Pecket and Inek, price es..
ILA RKE'S LAW PUCKS r-BOOt • f'r •
`J YEAI 1814, contuining bbu'k ruled pea tan h., h. a
of 'rernis and Smittirs, tor Ise mscrtinn, by CLun-el or A ...T-
-illey, of minutes of Causes in which they. may It. rama*nivi ; and
also for Meihoran Instructions, and Ca ilt,every day in the
year. • A Profeasincal Remembra•ict.r, certain-mg at one view
the law business appointed on parriciilir day, in the year, the
holidays, &e. A Memoranda of P; act cal Fornts in the Courts
of K. B. and C. P. in most general use, and reipared at the in-
stain, when a Book of Reference may not he at hand. A Com-
putation 'raid,: of the times of espisalon of Rules, Notices, Sec.
with a Table of Di,bursetnevis, Mewing the costa out of pocket
in any particular bumbles% lists of the.liou•ieso, Lords and Com.
mons, Law Oirices,Stamps, and a variety 'of other abets' articles.
(Co be continued annually.)
rr The Pocket Book forthiaYear will be found annsitlPrably"
improved, store space being allowed for MemoranZums, &c.
_ _

CATON ON DEBILITY.
- This day was published. price 20. ed. second edition, •
DRA.CTICAL OBSERVATIONS On the D E BI-
LtriEs, natural and contracted, of the GE NEk '
ORGANS of both Sexes • including Remarks on Onanlsm, Sr.
minal Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tabes bornio,
Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the'Theory of Generation.
By I'. M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's :.d Guy's.
Printed fir Messcs.Bighley, No. 24, Fleet-street, L ondon.
Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes aad
Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and
successful instructions for the prortution and treatment of Asth-
matic Fits, price 3s.
London, England, 1813-12-09

T HE Nobility and Public are respectfully informed,
-/ that the GRAND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHEW of
CATTLE will be open for inspection on FRIDAY, the 10th of
December, and three following Days (Sunday excepted), at Mr.
SADLER's Repository„_Goswell-stmet, near West Smithfield.
Admittance, Ladlefifand Gentlemen, One Shilling each.
London, England, 1813-12-09

- -
A N ADVERTISEMENT from the OFFICE of
.11. ORDNANCE having lately appeared in this Paper, for
PROPOSALS to supply with hewed OAK TIMBER, the Con-
tractor, or other Timber Merchants, are Informed, that a con-
siderable quantity of fine NAVY TIMBER, now standing, is to
he DISPOSED OF.—For Particulars, enquire of Mr. /Simon,
No. IS, Plunebtree-street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1813-12-09

gi Mr, Blaquierelidib'preduced ail intetesting and cottstileribly•
important work, vtakiliti CM:merely creditable to his talents, but,
hisAntegrity, and from which his Majesty's Government may ac-
. titre a great ch.4l of useful information."—Eclee. Rev.
• " Among the writers on Sicily, after Mr. Leckie, from whom
wer received most valuable information, Mr. Blaquiere is by far
thstmost instructive.- lie enters more into matters of detaiJ, and
has gi/en a more minute, full, and entertaining picturi Of tlae:
country than any of his co'mpetitors."—Eginbargh Rev. tr.'
Just :übl!thed, in two largeottli.llvo. with Maps, price Ills. •
ETTERS front tIieMEtiITERRANEANaIw
.11„4 taining a Civil au.] 'Political •Aectsunt of SICILY, TO.
POLY, 'TUNIS, and 'MALTA, 'with Biographical Shisteheav
Anecdotes, and Observations illustrative of the present state of.
those countries and thew relative situation with respect to the
British-Enipires,--By EDWARD BLAVIERE, Esq. R. N.
Printed for and sold by H. Collmirni Sn, Conduit-sueet ; G.
Goldie, Edinburgh; J. Cumming, Dublin; and all Bookseller.

Von Buch, like the celebrated Humboldt, is a Prussian and
a man of sense, enterprise, and observation. His Travels through
Norway and Lapland,: contaisimucli curious and valuable Infor-
mation, concerning a variety of objects which bad not hitherto
been mamincel with skill and attention. We now take our leave
of this intelligent and adventurous Traveller."—Edinburgh
Review, No. 43.
" The information which this Traveller conveys, relative to
Norway and Lapland, and their Inhabitants, is highly important;
the publication must area be classed, not only among the instrue.
live, but among the entertaining of its class, men and manners
'ate the subject of the greater portion of the volumes." Monthly
Arida*.
Just published, in One Vol. 4to. With Maps, price 365. boards,
TRAVELS through NORWAYandL APLAND,
In the years 11106, 7, and 8, by LEOPOLD VON BUCH,
Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin.
Translated tram the German by Into.; Bt.AClt, with Notes,
and some account of the Author,hy Professor Jamison.
Published by H. Colburn, N 0.50, Conduit-street ; sold alsoby
G. Goldie, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1813-12-09

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RESOLD,

Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made .in
a Cause 4' Mons. against WI tsott," on Monday, the 90th
day of December instant, at eleven of the Clock in the fore-
noon, before Jou). Com rnart, Esq. one of the Masters of the
said Court, at the Public Sale-Room of the said Court, situate
in Southampton-buiklings, Chancery-lane, London, in One Lot,
A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, situate at the corner
1..1L of Bow-lane' Cheapside London, late the property of
William Limebeer, Boot and Shoemaker, deceased. Particulars
whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Office, In
Southampton-buildings aforesaid; of Mr. Gotlosond, Solicitor,
Earl-streer, Blatkfriars ; or Mr. Harvey, Solicitor, Cursitor-
streets chatcery-lane, Loudon; and upon the Premises.
'" '

1 - -,s; r 4.:
WARM at I'HS. ' •
Titi*.I4.SANATIVB WARM BATHS which tend tit
Cte the onstitution and promote Health.
r &tres 2 ARMSTRONG and. HO WITT,
TtHiviii,
ors
to
: '
o infbrm the Nobility, Gentry, sad PIOSIIe in general,
t their Baths haiing obtained a preeminent degree of celebrity
from the simplicity of 'their construction, they are now made in
great; variety, suitable for Families, Hotels, andl'ubltc Institu-
tions. They may heated heated every day at their Manufac-
tory, 76, Great Queen-etreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
N. B. An elegant assortment of Drawing and DhVng-roots
Stoves, Improved Hot Air Stoves, Ranges, Smoke Jacks, aad all
sorts of Kitchen Furniture.

• TO THE LADIES.
THE celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION for
removing all kinds of Pimples, Tester', Ring-worms, Car.
buncles, &c, from the Face and Skin.,
" Beauty ---
" That reals so softly In the stripling's heart,
" And gives it a New mass unknown before."
When the All-powerful Charms of our Mr conntrywomen are
capable of stimulating the breasts of youth to noble enterprise
and laudable porsuits, who in return expect to he rewarded with
the enchanting smiles and amiable hearts of those they love, an
auxiliary like SOLOMON'. 4BSTEROENT LOTION, which
* admirably heightens their powers of fascination, must certainly
be a valuably acquisition and appendage to the toilet.
Sold by Matthews and Leigh, IS, Strand, and all Medicine
Venders. Price 4s. 6tl: and !s 9d. a bottle, duty included. Be
careful to observe the words, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool,"
engraved in the Stamp, without which none are genuine. -
London, England, 1813-12-09

W ESEL, (Rhine and Moselle, NOV. 30.

There is no movement of troops on the other side
of the Rhine. One might suppose ourselves to be in
the most profound peace, if the reinforcements which
are arriving on the whole of the line occupied by the
French troops did pot follow each other without in-
terru,)tion.

Several regiments of infantry, in excellent condi-
tion, have arrived within a few days past, in our city
and at Cologne, where several Generals and superior
officers are joined. The most constant and generous
care is bestowed on the sick and wounded soldiers.—
A great number of them are already perfectly re-
covered, and ready to rejoin their colours.
The news which comes to us by travellers or otter
indirect means, troth from Hamburgh and Holstein,
are of a tranquillizing.nature. The Prince of Eck-
muld's corps still continues to occupy Ratzeburg and
Hamburgh. Those places are provisioned for a long
time, and their garrisons are animated-with an excel-
lent spirit.
The fortiffcations, although previously formidable,
have still been daily augmented. The enemy does
not appear to have any considerable force on those
points., They are still commanded by Generals Tet-
tenhorn and Woronzow,
Harbuig, Stade, and the fort of Hope, have like-
wise French garrisons, full of ardonr, and disposed
to make a vigorous defence, in case the coalesced ar-
mies should approach to attack those place;.
In all the affairs which the Prince of Eckmuhl has
had with the enemy's troops he has always obtained
the advantage—he has been faithfully seconded by
the Danes. The most perfect harmony subsists be-
tween the troop; of those two nations. We under-
stand that General Lauriston, with several of his
A ides de camp, has arrived at Berlin. -
METZ, NOVEMBER 90.,
This Place has a very numerous garrison ; it is the
rendezvous of new battalions which pour into it from
all parts ; it is a vast cantonment, where are heard
the din of arms, those ,of warlike instrument:, and
the commands of the instructors. Our public walks
are transformed into champ de mar:,. where pur liyely
and docile youth are exercised several hours every
day. The arsenal, the cannon-foundry, and all other
military appendages, are worked 'with increased ac-
tivity..
OOLOGNE, NOVEMBER 25.
We expect his Excellency M. the Duke of radua
will arrive here tq•day.

The French Generals Cluinette and Jacquemlnot,
with several regiments of infantry, and a great num-
ber of coificers4 arrived yesterday in this city. The
greatest tranquillity continues to reign at Cologne.
No movement has taken place on the right bank,
either in front, orin the environs of this city.
FRENCH FUNIVip Dec. 3-55 fr. 866.

EXTRACT OF A 7..ETTER FROM WELCM POQL, DEC. 5.
" Orange Bowen ! ! is all the go here. Tile Dutch-
men lately taken on board- the Weser frigate passed
through this town last night, to Llanfyllin ; though
pennyless, we did not let them to bed qupperless, or
without beer, and we stuck the orange rihband in
their breasts. They tong {I GOD save the King"
pretty well, to the great • annoyance of the French
gentlpmenicirt parole bele, whew they seem to hate
41ost c9rdially. •
London, England, 1813-12-09

J ure II P.IPZItS.

IjACUE, DECEMBER 6.

Intelligence has just reached this place of Helvoet-
sluys being in possessioo of the Dutch. The com-
munication by post with France, which has hitherto
been regular, is now stopped.
• •ZUTPHEN, NOVEMBER °9.
London, England, 1813-12-09

THE wonderful effects of Dr. SIBLY's SOAR
TINCTURE has been proved, for nearly 90 rim...to ine
superior to any Medicine ever offered to the Pub diseases
of the Breast and Lungs, Astlinta, Dropsy, Consumption, Ner-
vous Complaints, Agnes, Convulsions, and all violent disorders
of the Stomach stid Bowels. So mild are its effects, that it may
be e'en to women with child or infants in the mlnth.

Sold in bottles at es. ?s. 6d. and I is. at the Warehouse, No. 6,
Albion street, Surrey-road; where a number of letters of cares
may be seen of persons who have tried every other medicine in
vain. Sold also by most venders, is the kingdom.
N.B. Ibe genuine has " C. W. Safer' written upon the out-
side wrapper.

THE CE/4BRATF.D BILIOUS REMEDY.
, HE TIC OR LIVER PILLS.,"
rriNIS 11.1147/awn SpecificßlLJOUS COM-.
s a striking example of tliitiMilier of Medi-
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tai n efficacy has rendered them the solace and comfort of many
thousands who, for a series of Teen, bad endured 2 Iniserabie
state of existence. Such are the speedy and certain eftects• of
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appetite, and digestion, freeing the bowels from accumulated
bile, wind, and heartburn, capsing,a lively mind by nay, and re •
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Paul's Church-yard (half.way towards Watling-street, • from
taheapside), inliores, at as. Gil. and Va. 94. cash.

FOR STOMACH COMPLAINTS. •
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'access.
These admirable medicines, taken jointly', evacuate bile, phlegm,
and water, give strength to the organs of digestion, invigorate the
nerves, remove rain and spasm of the stomach, expel *lnd, pro-
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the low, tad slope Mai-dent towarniclimates,sor too free living`
N. B. TWowderetahrias3oetrytme4 a costive habit', remove,
shitriusidotiii eWillirittabifity,,dinitnisb heat, carry riff fever cores
itte'beihe, siiiklar'effseacy in removing a At Of In-
flautrittt;ty.stust. I*. • •
, The . Ilse Drops 2s. 9d. or 61. susit
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Mo.
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UMW
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'Ms day was published,
In Nine Volumes Octavo, price .e 9. 9s. boards,
('IOLLINS'S PEERAGE of ENGLAND, eve-
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and continued to tile present Ow;
By SIR EGFRTON BRYDGES,. K.J.
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rr Volume IV. containing the Peerage of Ireland, is in a
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London, England, 1813-09-21

THIRD EDITION.

ANOTHER VICTORY BY THE -CROWN
PRINCE.
REPORT OF A DANISH ARMISTICE.

The Honourable D. KINNAIRD has just arrived at
the Foreign Office, from the head-quarters of the
Russian army at Toplitz. He came by Stralsund
and Gottenburgh. At the former place, which he
left on the Bth, the Governor informed him
that the CROWN PRINCE had again defeated the
French at Juterbach. The Swedes, under VEGESACII,
were in possession of Lubeck, and the Danes were
reported to have concluded an Armistice for their
corps which had retired in that direction. Count
WALMODEN was preparing to cross the Elbe at
Domitz.

VANDAMME last 7000 prisoners, and SO pieces of
cannon are said to have been taken, in addition to
those which were taken in the first instance. Sir C.
STZWART was wounded ott_the taoruing of the 90th
London, England, 1813-09-21

a most obstinats
10-ti-on-ath sides ;

and 7000 men—
The action was

that of the French much greater.
chiefly of cavalry.-
g, The Allies retreated towards the Bohemian iron•
tiers. General MORLAU received his severe, if not
mortal Wound, about the middle of the day, whilst
in conversation with the EMPEROR of RUSSIA.

" Two Westphalian Regiments have deserted tc
the Allies.

The greatest spirit and ardour are said to pre.
vail throughout the Alfied force for a vigorous pro-
secu:ion of the great contest in which they are en-
gaged."

" FOREION-OFFICE, SEPT. st.

44 Dispatches have ben received from Sir CHARLES
STrwAns, dated Zehirta, the 27th ultimo, frorn
Altenb!rg, the 29th, and from Toeplitz of the 30th,
which state, that the Allied Army debouched
from the defiles of Bohemia on the 26th, when
the chief resistance they met with was from a corps
under General ST. Cva, of upwat ds of 15,000 men,
which was successfully dislodged by General Wrrr-
GENSTEIN, when the enemy retired upon Konigstein
and Liebenstein.

" On the 27th, the enemy withdrew into the
suburbs and town of Dresden, and a general st-
uck was made on the redoubts which defended
Dresden, but it was impossible to penetrate into the
city before night-fall, when the order for retreat was
given. The enemy sallied out with a corps of 50,000
men on one Wing of the Allies. The loss of
the Allies in the attack is estimated at less than
4000. The Austrians chiefly suffered.

~ A more general battle took place on the morn-
ing of the 28th. BONAPARTE attacked the Allies
with a force of at least 130,000 men. The heavy
and continued rains prevented the infantry on either
'Aide coming much into action.'
4, The battle was principally confined to a heavy
cannonade on both sides, and to several most
charges of Austrian, Russian, and Prussian
' cavalry.
" The enemy continued to make his efforts till the
evening, when finding he could make no impression,
the action ceased. This battle is supposed to have
cost the Allies between six and seven thousand men.'
The enemy must have suffered more.
44 The Allies retreated in,perfect order on the even-
ing of the 28th. They are represented as eager as
ever to meet the enemy.

64 It is stated, with the deepest regret, that about
the middle of the day of the 28th, General MOREAU,
whilst in earnest conversation with the Emperor of
RUSSIA, had both his legs carried off by a cannon-
_shot."

a WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT.vi.
It appears by letters from Stralsund, of the 6th
instant, that the enemy's force, under DAVOUSTs had
retired from Schwerin, the Danes retiring to Lu-
beck, and the French to- Katyebrugh.
" The head-quarters of Count WALmonow were at
Schwerin on the 4th September. General VEGESACH
had advanced upon Lubeck."
London, England, 1813-09-21

• 'OFFICE OP- 4pmelvot, sere. 10, 1813. •
THE • PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Iris MA-•
JESTrs aRD:NANC2 do ket:eby give *dim,
That Proposals will be received at their Offiee, in Pall-Mall,
•i on or before Ftiday, the 24th instant, from such Persons as may
be willing to undertake the Supply of COPPER HOOPI, for
So-vice of this ll:partm.nt, for a per.: of One Yee.'
Patterns-ig the &Melee nay be iliwed, upon application, at
I the Priricipal Storeheeper's Office, in the Tower, and further
Particelars, together with the 'Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract May be known at the SecretaWs Office in Pall Mall afore-
!aid, any t'.7ty betwiin the hours of Ten and Four o'clock; where
the Proposalkiiiiiitbh delivered, scaled up and indorsed,." Pro-
' pouts for CopPiti hoops;" but no Proposal tan be admitted after
:stile said 24th iustant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day ; nei-
ther will any folder he noticed, unless the Party making it, or •
an Agent in hi. behalf, shall attend.
By Prdei of this 13oard, . k. H. CREW,
OFFICE OF ORONpf4V4B,. 8111110, 1813.
THE PAINV LP L OFFICERS OF HIS MA-
JEST ra ORNGINCE, is herely give Notice,
That Proposals salt be received at their Office, in Pall Mr.ll,
On or before Friday, the 24th instant, from such persons as
may be willing to undertake the Supply of HELME FS and
CAPS for Service of this ,Depar:ment for a Period of Thiee
Yens, aleternilitaLle at the expitation of one year, upon Notice
of Three Months, at the °peon of either party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to
the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich ; and 'fdrther Particulars, together with the Ternui and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the. Secretary's
Office in Pall Mail aforesaid, any day be'ween tie hours of Ten
and Four o'clock ; where the Proposals must he delivered sealed
up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Helmets ani Caps ;" but no
Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th instant, at Twelve
o'clock at noon of the said day, neither will any mkt:be noticed
ualess the Party making it or an Agent in his behalf attend.
By Order of tile Board, R. 11. CRAW, S.e.
London, England, 1813-09-21

• •a.

• ..
sinister of France has been aged to explain the
cause of a proceeding apparently so extraordittarT
and exceptionable, who replied, that his first intelli•
gene of that Decree was received by the *asp, in a
letter-from the Duke of Bassano of May 10khi
in which he expressed his. surprise excited by °Par.)
Barlow's communication, that prior letter of t,
1811, it which he had transmitted a copy of the
creer for the intormation of this 'Government, badtmt
bees received.
ge Mr. Secretary Monroe, aftei this, enters into an
examination of the actual :tett of our foreign tele-
tions, to which it would be doing great itiustice to
attempt an abbreviation of it. We cannot, however,

forbear quoting the last paragraph of this most im-
portant Report, the whole of which our Readers, of,

whatever political character, will peruse with

greatest interest, and, we venture to say, with the
most entire conviction, if not saddaction :
London, England, 1813-09-21

' After this Paper vienrto Press, the lenterpeeted
4:tspatches from Ford CAVICAIIIT respecting the af-
fairs before Dresden, and Vettasatara's defeat,
rived.

" It was anticipated by some, that a declarm
war against Great Britain would fOrce the
States into a close connection With her adversary
much to their disadvantage. The cretary of
Nolo it proper to remark, that nothing is more
mote from the fact. The discrimination in
France, according to law, in consequence

acceptance of the proposition made equally to .
Power!, produced a difference between them in that
special case, but in that only.
" The war with England was declared without any
concert or communication with the French Govern-
ment ; it has produced no conpection between the
United States and Frince, or any understanding as
to its prosecution, continuance, or termination. The
ostensible relation between the two countries is true
and only one.

" The United States have just claims on France
for spoliations on their commerce on the high seas,
and in the ports of France, and their late Minister
was, and their present Minister is instructed to de-
mand reparation for these injuries, and to press it
with the energy due to the justice of their clainis,
and to the character of the United States."

The following statbment has been circulated by
Government ;
" A Messenger has arrived from the Russian head-i
quarters, but Government have no later intelligencel
than the 30th ultimo-, OR which day VANDAIIIieS
de-
'eat was not 'beak?). 'The assault bad been made at
Tesdett by the whole of the Allied Forces, which
debouched from the defiles of Bohemia with a
ever equalled; but
the Csty before
perfect order, and
• it estimated at

` the French at.

Dresden, imonn.

lAIU
allantry and enthusiasm scarcely eve
ation of dt was nbt posiible to penetrate into
United *iglu. The retreat was made in per
veriaryp die Joss of the. Allies on that day
of gtati 900 men. •
note •On the following day, the 2811,`
ivour of t ed with their whole army from D
of her to abOlit ;NilabQ men, when a
to both 'ensued, wish considerable lois
in that that of the Allies being between 6at
London, England, 1813-01-14

ON THE TREATMENT OF THE TABES DORSAL'S.
This day was published, price 7s.
The Third Edition, with very considerable Additions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
on the Nititte various Causes, and the most rowel Wile
of treating and eradicating that species of Consumption inci-
dent to Youth and the differcht Stages of Life, commonly aiiled
TABES DORSALIS; inclUdit'g its various Cotteotnirants, which
enervate the Nervous System, and not unfrequelitly tirstroy the
functions of the finest Organs in the Animal Economy.
By FL ST. JOHN NEALE, M. D.
Of the Royal Aehdemy of Paris, of the University-of Leyden,
and Practitioner in London; formerly Surgeon-Major to the
sth Regi.-nent of Infantry, to the 16th Regiment of Light Dra-
goons, atld to the Royal Military Hospital at Chatham.
Pritred :.or J. Walker, and Sherwood, Neely, an) Jones, Pater-
noster-row; and to he had at No 61 Frith-Areet, Soho-square.
U'here may be Ita.l, price 6s.
The Second Elltiou of Vie Authoe's Chirurgical Inst,rittes, op
the Nature and Tr..atment of Gun-shot Nl'ounds, with I listories
of singular Cars of edllant Warriors, copied from his Journal of
the Campaigns of 1776, 1777, 1778, and 1779. daring the late
w..r in North America.
London, England, 1813-01-14

BIR'I'I-1~.

Monday, at Thorne Grove, Worcester, Madame Lucien Bo-
naparte, or a son.
Wednekday, at Kingweston, the Lady of Win. Dickenson,
Esq. M. P. of a !on.
Sunday se'unight, the Lady of Sir G. Bowyer, Bart. of a son.
The 11th ult. at l'hurso, Mrs. Lieutenant Gunn, 7141 regiment,
of a son.
London, England, 1813-01-14

VALENCIA, DECEMBER 5.

Part of the servants of Joseph who remained here,
and even some of the misguided Spaniards, bite their
lips, curse their fate, and ridicule the stupid, servile,
indecent Guillem, when he pours out his flattery, and
misleads them as to the future state of affairs, at the
very moment that every thing is likely to be at an
end.
London, England, 1813-01-14

NEWS FROM VALENCIA.

They are demolishing the battery at the gate of
San Vicente, in order to take away the wood. Ge.
neral Macbucheli, the Governor, has just left us.
The tower of Santa Catalina is demolished. In the
hospital of the Ensenenza they have been selling this
evening the clothes, watches, and other effects of
those that died : 300 dismounted dragoons of the
sth, 16th, and 27th regiments have just entered.
The college of Villena is stripped of all the wood,
which has been sent to Murviedro, In the centre of
the redoubt of the sea•gate the sea-mortars are pla-
ced, with two of a smaller size and a carronade; the
guns that are in the grand battery are of 12, 8, and
4-pounders, The Inspector leaves us to-morrow,
Three hundred sick and wounded have left the
hospital of Ensenenza for Murviedro. Eight dis-
mounted hussars have just arrived with two loads of
carabines, 4c.
London, England, 1813-01-14

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 12.

Arrived the Fox frigate from Portsmohth, pith
marines on board; BITTERN sloop of war, from Li-
verpool; and BLOODHOUSD, 14 guns, from Guernser.l
The PHOEBE; 36 guns, cattle from the Sound to Barn-
po6l to refit. Sailed the UNION, of 38 guns, for off
Brest. Arrived the Grace, CAMPISELL, from Seville,
in 19 days—left there loading the following vessels,
viz. General Graham, Coucu, from Lisbon, arrived
there 31st October; Eliza, SANDERS, from London,
arrived 30th Nov. ; the schooner Two Friends, Ps-
RIAU, from London, arrived Ist Dec. ; Lucy, COl-
stm, from London, arrived 23d ult. ; Leda, Wows-
vuottpz, from London, arrived 3d December. The
Grace is the first vessel that has quitted Seville this
year.—Wind N.
London, England, 1813-01-14

Clits6l.B.
[fact
to the be; •
e soldiers' chil-
ainsyr has, in
Loyal Sanction, •
icers, Colonels
, to take under
tools belonging
Dilutes, is per-
its which these
eat, are calcu-
i••
tit! Eton and
z al deserving
is arrived at
y give the pre..
ands should be
ity, and disci. •
veneration for
view the Com.
chools Shall be
fir as eircum:.
assimilated to
ted by the Rev,
complete sue- •
shall be made
iehool, thro ,gts
having received
it directions his
the Regimental
he Instrhetions;
t of the soldiery
systeht of edu-
• tireutitstancel,
fatly inetiMbeni
in the Clerical
nee to the Mill;
inseautioni, by
it Divisions and
t of the &leant
!neral behaviour
observations td
• purposes, fur
•e, to give rt the •
edticailbn art ,
ereiger. paternal
°Opting a suc-
oled Christians.
Commander id •
tT, Adj.-Can.
sth, ditd 18th
e Htissar Bri;
days.
oftgoarnuli-
of the com=
tkocsr, with
ngnished Per-
tisunderstand-
declined ac-
stated in the
g vacant, the
ded the senior
DMAIANDER-IN;
nual etiquette
loweer, front
tined, was not
leer Regiment
His Grace,
on cif a corn:
shonourable fits
ring picture of
nber 16, 1812.
not uneasy od
rat we are per-
re too wise tit
is to be so well
to invasion of
to desired than
unped between
Irder and disci'
• troop!'. The
state of disci-
are wanting. •
hem ever since
s presence and
their zeal and
inactive state ;
but they are
✓ the enemy's
ericans was lel '
hey have been
I Queenstown,
and prisoners,
ilitia of the pri-
return.home,
Iring the war;
so called, have
to Boston, an.
to be conveyed
trifling, if w
id his Aide-de
er, unrevenge.
6vn, where 300
the temaind-
ice.
L upon the su
DE the two Ca-
d. The mill •
r attempt upo.
e ; but person •
I its inhabitan
it is impossibl-
he entire coun
c them to gai.•
ie spirit of th-
purchase de. •
the British to
,t to return im
ica. We under
BON) the Com
application t.
eded to, as .
service.
•
London, England, 1813-01-14

IHED.

At Montego Eay, Jainnica-, aged 74, the Hon. 3. C.moingbarn,
a Major-Grneral, 4nd Colonel of the Janteb's rev. or fo..t
At Alter de Chase, on the 4th of Novem'ber, Dr: James Pat-
rick, son of Mr. Alex. Patrick, merchant, Glasgow.
At Montego Bay, Jamaica, on the 12th of October last, Dr.
W. Boyd. in the 58th year of hi, ace, who . e he prattled 2/ years.
At Maybole, on the 29th ult. the Rev. R. Callender, minirer
of Kirkmal&n, in th 75th year of his age, and 4Jst of hisministry.

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2-/ one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow; without
which the finest formed lace is imperfect; inattention to the resth
and gums is the principal cause of arr offensive breath. Bo LP a's
VEGETABLE RESTOR A TIVE TOO cH Puw Dr..R is a must elegant
and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its
particular qualities are uo, simply confined to cleansing the teeth
but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; It wit
render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and
restore them to their original purity, entirely era licate the scurvy
in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet,
relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, gum-biles, and
swelled face.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner
of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth,
Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and
Jones, Portsea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glenville,
Gilbert, and Holland, Plymouth • Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter
and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, klanderston, Scott, and Car-
gill, Edinburgh ; C.:Lumen, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Wbi:e,
Brighton; Roberts, Seldom, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg.
son and Billinge, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; Stains and
Lynch, Manchester i Bowen, Norwich : Knott and I.loyd, Bit -
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London, England, 1813-01-14

CLAMP. OF ALL DUTIES,

The Boats, Deals, Timber, Lignum Vitx, Tar, and Materials
of Vessels to be viewed at the .1-obacco Ground, Rotherhithe.
The 1 übacco Ashes and Cinders, Yellow Sanders, and Vessels,
at the London Docks, and all the other Goods at his Majesty's
Warehouses, Custom-House, Loudon, where Catalogues will be
delivered, price One Shilling each.
The Goods may be viewed on Monday the 11th, and Tuesday
the 12th instant, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the
Morning to One in the Afternoon.

N. B. Goods loughs at this Sale must Le paidp en or kfore Wed
assilzy, the 3d otFcbruary, 1813, letZems the hour; of nine o'clocl in
the morning- and three in the afternoon, or the deposits mad: thereon will
n 1,6101,41 Leconte forfeited, and the Goods resold at a faiure Sale.
'1 he delivery to commence on Tuesday the i 9th instant.
INN TAVERN and POSTING IiOUSE,on the BATH ROAD.
TO BE LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
And entered on immediately,
rrHAT well-known and long established INN, now
-0- in full Fnd extensive Business, called the BLACK BEAR,
situate in DEVIZES, in the couitty of Wilts. Ihe Tenant to
take the Stock of every kind at a v.luation. The House has re-
cently undergone a compleat repair, and is in all respects, toge-
ther with every part of the Stock, in the best possible order.
Fnr further Particulars and Treaty apply (if by letter, tree of
postage) to Hughes and Tilby, Solicitors, io Devizes.