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-YARMOU CH, FEBRUARY 19.

Sailed this morning on a cruize the WRANdLER
sloop of war, and the FLYING-FISH schooner, fot the
Downs.—Remain the SOLEBAY, OBERON, and three
cutters.

RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY 17.
During yesterday the wiiid blowing strong at W.
and shifting towards night to S.S.W. several vessels
have taken shelter in the harbour, among them the
brig Mary, Captain KIDD, of Kincardine, from Gib-
raltar to London, with loss of anchor, cable, and top-
mast. A Prussian brig, Endraglit, Captain G. H.
Quartow, from Bourdeaux to London, went ashore
n Sandwich flats, and stranded during the gale on
Monday night, was this morning got off and brought
into the harbour; her cargo consists of nuts, clover-
seed, brandies, &c. which was taken out. The ketch
James, Davis, of and for Southampton, from London,
has put in with loss of both anchors and cables.
London, England, 1813-02-20

REPORT OF THE ADDRESS.

Lord CASTLEREAGH appeared at the Bar
with the Report of the Committee appointed to pre-
pare the Address to his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, respecting the American war.
The Address having been read,
Mr. HERBERT, in a short speech, signified his
assent to the arguments which had been urged in
support of the war. Convinced as he was, that war
with America was inevitable, from the conduct which
had been pursued by that country towards us.
The Address was then agreed to nern. con. and was
ordered to be presented to his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent by such of the Members of the House
as belonged to his Majesty's Privy Council.

DEBTORS IN THE FLEET PRISON.
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY presented a Petition
from the Debtors confined in the Fleet Prison, praying
that they might be released upon delivering up an
their property. The Petition, he said, was signed
by 150 persons, the greater part of whom were mar-
ried and had families, amounting in the whole to be-
tween four and five hundred persons. Ordered to
lie on the table.

PENAL LAWS.
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY then brought up his
Bill for the repeal of the 11th and 12th of Wm. HI.
respecting privately stealing in shops, which was read
a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on
Wednesday next.
The Starch Bill went through the Committee.
The Cornish Miners' Bill was read a first time, and ordered to
be read a second time on Monday.
London, England, 1813-02-20

MR. CAN i. MG.

Mr. CANNING requested the indulgence of the House while
he corrected an unintentional misrepresentation that had gone
forth to the Public, of a passage in the speech that he had dune
himself the honour of addressing them last night. He was sure
the misrepresentation was wholly unintentional ; but he had been
described as having said, that it was not impossible that the con-
quest of Canada might not have been disagreeable to many of
those who called themselves our friends In Canada. Now what
he had actually said was, that the conquest of Canada might per-
haps not be very unpopular among those who called themselves
our friends in America. The effect which the misapprehension
of the sentiments of even such an humble individual as himself
might have on the Colonies, would, he trustod, be a sufficient
apology Co the House for this intrusion—[Hear, hear l]
London, England, 1813-02-20

COMMITTEE OP SUPPLY.

On the motion of Mr. WHARTON the House resol.
ved itself into a Committee of Supply, to which the
estimates of the Barrack, Commissariat, and Store-
keepers' departments were referred. The following
sums were then voted:
£330,026 to defray the expences of the Barrack Department foe
the year 1813.
£2,226,223 to defray the expences of the Commissariat Depart-
ment, for the lake period.
£131,' 00 for the Storekeeper's Department.
£8,000,000 for paying off Exchequer Ms outstanding and un.
provided lot. And
£75,000 to defray the charges of maintaining and employing con-
victs in this country.
The House resumed, and the Report was ordered
to be brought up on Monday.
London, England, 1813-02-20

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Niudrn*a 8101:

4 Liar INDIA HOUSE, Feirsdry 17, 1813.
Tiit COURT of DIRECIO RS of the UNITED,
it' COMPANY If AMR C I#4 NTS of ENGLAND, hoist
the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Ratite,

3 That a General Court of the said Company will be held by
'llol(.4mi:tent at their House, in adenhall-street, on Tuesday
o. st, the 23d instant, at Elevtn o'Clock in the Forenoon, to rake
Into further cuosideration the Drafts of the Petitions to the Ho-
-nourahle the House of Commons, which were laid by the Court
Disoaitots before the General Court this day.
; I • JAMBS COBB, ',slide:at Secretary.

•
CI l'Y OF LONDON TAVERN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for' tine RELIEF of the
PEOPLE of RUSSIA, suffering the severe 4. privations and
distresses in consequence of the French Invasion.
'Amount of Subscriptions already advertised/ £56,086 11 9
The Corporation and principal Inhabitants of Lei•
enter, remi.t, dby John Fox. Esq. M4yor £479 8 0
The It•habitants of the Town of Guildford, in Surrey,
remitted by the ?viayor : - - - 139 10 6
ihsOfkcars, Noti-cemsnissionctlofficers,andPrivates,
of the South Volunteer Infantry - - 45 0- 0
lames Curry - - - 5 5 0
Mrs. gam - - . . 5 5 0
Major Dowell . . • - - 3 0 0
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London, England, 1813-04-15

OLD BAILEY, APRIL 14.

G. Redding was indicted for assaulting a Mr. Pen-
nington on the highway, and taking from his person
a watch, &c. The prosecutor was going home on the
evening of the 23d February, when he was accosted
by the prisoner at Aldgate, who walked with, and
forced his conversation on him, until they arrived in
Greenfield-street, where the prosecutor resides ; when
he suddenly found the prisoner's hand in his bretches
pocket, and at the instant he received a blow on Ole
head, which knocked him down, when the prisoner
took his watch from his pocket, and ran off; but an
alarm was raised, and he was secured. A boy, who
saw the prosecutor down, observed the person who
was running away drop some papers ; and these
proved to be a bill of exchange, and receipt, belong,
ing to the prosecutor.—Guilty—Death.
The following were also capitally convicteJ, viz.—
S. W. Amos, W. Merritt, and J. Brown, for a bur-
glary in the house of J. Smith, and stealing a bed and
other articles ; as was J. Wilson, for stealing goods
value ss. and upwards, the property of Messrs. Bond
and Woodward, in their shop.
The following were convicted of felony, viz.—E.
Jones, for stealing two gravy spoons; J. Imber and
J. Gard, for stealing a quilt ; S. gibbell, alias
Richardson, for receiving a quantity of lace, the pro-
perty of E. Johnson, which E. Roone was convicted
of stealing at the last Hertford assizes ; and J. John-
son, for stealing a pair of bouts.
M. C. Hewlet was charged on seven indictments,
for embezzling money entrusted to him by virtue of
his employment, as a Marshalsea-court Officer.
The prosecutor, oa these indictments, was W.
Crutchley, formerly Deputy Prothonotai y of the
Court, but who has been suspended ; and the de-
fendant, who WAS Clerk under him, was appontvd to
the situation. Vie defendant surrendered himself in
Court, be'ng ushered in by the principals of the
Marshalsea Court.

Mr. G RN Ev, on behalf of the prosecution, declined
to call any evidence ; observing that there were ac-
counts between the parties which rendered the c„te
ambiguous.
Mr. DAUNCF.Y, who had been retained on the part
of the defendant, commented on the manner in which
the prosecutor, had acted on this occasion, by prefer-
ring so many indictments without ever making• a
charge befere a Magistrate. So secretly had he ma-
naged this business, that the defendant never dreamt
of it being in the power of any oriel() prefer a charge
tvinbt lion, mita he accidentally saw his name on
the paper. The learned Counsel urged various topics
in sorport of the innocence of the defendant ; and he
concluded by movie.g for copies of the indictments,
for the purpose of grounding an action for malicious
prosecutions against Crutchley, the prosecutor, which
copies were granted. The defendant was of course
liberated. The public feeling was strongly excited
against the prosecutor, on his leaving the Court, by,
the mob, who followed him through the Old Bailey.
The following were also acquitted, viz.—Martha
Gray, Emily Stone, G. Bateman, and J. Smith, who
remains to be indicted for an assault.
London, England, 1813-04-15

MISSIONARIES.

The Duke of SUSSEX said, he held in his hand a Petition
which he was charged a present to their Lordships by an. Illus-
trious Relative. It was signed by the Treasurer, Secretary, and
others, of a Society called the Missionary Society, who came vo-
luntarily forward, and prayed for permission to extend she bene-
fits of the Institution to the British territories in India, with re-
spect to the propagation of Christian knowledge. His Royal
Highness observed, that he was inclined to support the prayer of
the Petition as far as its propriety accorded with hi: own senti-
ments, which was that the permission should go to the same
extent and latitude which such a privilege should be afforded to
the Established Church, and no farther. His K. al Highness then
presented the Petition, which was reseived as that of the Sub-
scribers, and ordered to lie on the Table.
LordWALSINGHAM presented the Report of the Committee
of Privileges as above; which, on the motion of the Lord Chan-
cellor, was ordered to be taken Into consideration on the second
day after the Easter Recess.
The National Debt, and the Passengers Regulation Bills were
read a third time and passed.
The remaining Bills upon the table being respectively for-
warded, their Lordships adjourned till to•morrow, when the
Royal Assent will be given to several Bills, and the House ad-
journed for the Easter Recess.
London, England, 1813-04-15

AMERICAN PAPERS.

NOTICE TO BRITISH SUBJECTS.
Is
-orrice or THE UNITED STATIS OT ISSIZRICA TOR
TEL DISTRICT OT NEW TORR.
" At the City of New York, March 4.
irtue of the power vested in me, and special
from the proper Authority, all alien ene-
gaged in commerce, and residing and being
arty miles of tide-water, or the margins of
rtudson and East Rivers, and Long Island
Sound, in the Distriet.of New York, and particularly
those in the City of New York, are hereby required
forthwith to retire beyond that distance, from tide-
Water and the margins of the Hudson and East River
and the Sound. Passports for their departure will be
given at the Marshal's Office, and the places of their
residence .therein designated. Persona of the above
description, who refuse or neglect to comply with this
requisition, will be immediately taken into custody.
" And all alien enemies, not engaged in com-
merce, and residing and being within 40 miles of tide
water, or the margins of the Hudson East Rivers,
and the Sound, in said district, are required imme-
diately to apply to the Marshal for permission to re-
main where they are, which permission will be grant-
ed, when it satisfactorily appears that their intentions
towards the United States are friendly, and that the
indulgence and hospitality which have been extended
to them have not been abused or misapplied.
Also, alien enemies, of every occupation or pro-
fession, who have arrived in the city of New York,
from a foreign place, since the Declaration. of War,
are required, without delay, to retire into the interior
of the country, beyond the distance above-mentioned.
If the different requisitions required by this notice
are not unconditionally complied with, vigorous mea6
sures will be taken against all those to whom it has
reference.. .s PETER CURTIMUS,
" Marshal of the District of New York.'

Ellifingi
111 ]
satsnAesr,
" By viz
Instruction
f ies, enga t
ithin fort
Hudst
London, England, 1813-04-15

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.

Admiral BROWN hoisted his Rag this. morning on
board the ASIA, of 74 guns, for the West Indies.—
Arrived several sail of outward bound, to join con-
voy ; and about twenty sail of colliers and coasters
from the eastward.—The wind continues fair for the
sailing of the numerous convoys assembled at this
port, but as yet they have shewn no disposition to
move, though report states the East India and North
America fleets will positivviy sail to-morrow.
London, England, 1813-04-15

GENERAL POLICE* FIRST DIVISION•

" TO TIIL GENERAL Or DIVISION MORAND, GOVERNOR OP
SWEDISH POMERANIA.

" Paris, March 2.
" I have received M. Le Comte with the letters which you did
me the honour to write to me on the 7th inst. extracts of letters
coming from Sweden, by Denmark and Haruburgh. I thank
you for this communication. Accept, I request you, the assur-
ances of my high consideration, (Signed)
" LE DUC DE 1111VIGO."

" TO THE GENERAL OF DIVISION COMMANDING IN POMERA•

NM, ♦T STRALSUND.

" Hamburgh, March 8.
" I inform you that his Serene Highness the l'rince Viceroy
left Berlin on the 4th of this month, and I think that you will
act prudently to be on your guard, supposing you have not re-
ceived direct orders how to act. Accept, my dear General, uew
assurances of my distinguished consideration,
"The General of Division, CA RRA ST. Gera."
" P. S. M. D'Aubignose has told me that he has written to
you more at length."

" TO M. CONTRAUZ, YILDCK VICZ•CONSUL AT STRALSUND.

" Hambarsh, March 9.
" The intelligence which I have received front Schwerin, my
dear comrade, is of a nature to give me some uneasiness with

respect to yetir two arrondissements ; be pleased, therefore, to
send me information without delay. Every thing in our city is
in the most profound tranquillity. Receive, my dear Comrade,
the assurances of my distinguished consideration, and sincere at-
tachment, (Signed) " La LOT."

" P.S. The letters of your two sailors have been sent forward."

" TO M. R 011.1114 AUDITOR TO TOL COUNCIL Or STATI AT
London, England, 1813-06-18

DR. AMIN'S BIOGRAPHY.
This day was published, pr;ce the Eighth Volume of
GENERAL BIOGRAPHY, or Lives, critical
,and hittorical, of the most eminent Persons of all age',
countries, cond.tions, and professions, arranged according to Al-
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Work, a-e in considerable forwardness.
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GEOGRAPHY,

This day was published, by Thomas timilawoon, Fleet.
street, price XE. ets.
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of GEOGRAPHYS
A
ANCIENT and MODERN.
By JAMES PLATFAIR, D.D. F R.S. and f.A.S. Edinhiirgb,
Principal of the United College oP St. Andiew's, and Historio.
graphilr to bis Royal Highness the Prince Regent. •
Volutne V. Containing a Geographical and Toogrvphical De.
scriptfon, Ancient and Modern, of Asia Minor, Syria and Pales.
f.titie' Persia, Tanury, Indostan, Ceylon, the Kingdoms bet*ten
lndostan and China, China, Japan, and Asiatic lslartds ; accom.
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The Rev.R. W. Tunny, of Ipswich, is appointed Chaplain to
the Forces, vice Wentworth, deceased.

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Essex, on the presentation of Charles Round, Esq. vacant by the
death of the Rev. J.Haggard, who held the same nearly 60 years.

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have at you all, and was received with the usual crow-
ing and boisterous noise of the galleries.
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being imitated'at another Theatre by a performer of
great celebrity, I will now, with your permission, imi-
tate the imitator ; if I do not succeed, 1 hope you will
pardon me, as it 'is my first attempt (imitating Mr.
MATHEWS), it will be hit or miss." He then re-
tired, and re-appeared in the dress worn by Mr.
MATITEWS in the farce of Hit or Mils, strutted about
the stage, cracking his whip, and recited several
passages in that farce, to the great merriment, and
amidst the marked ridicule of the whole audience.
MURDER.—Monday J. Britain killed his wife, at
Birmingham, by striking her on the head with an
iron bar. His two sons, one 17, the other nine years
old, slept in the same room ; the eldest was waked by
the blows—lll-founded jealousy appears to have been
the cause.
London, England, 1813-04-12

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, APRIL 10.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been ;milady
pleased, in the same and on the behalf of his Majnety, to grant
unto Sir Thomas Plunger, Knight, his Majesty's Attorney-Gene.
ral, the Mee of ViceoChanceUor of England.
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Saturday, the Right Bon. Sir William Scott to the Marchioness
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Rev. R. Cholmeley, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, to Miss
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. _ .
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ROYAL LETTERs PATENT'.
HOUMA N, PA R DOE, and HOOMAN, having
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London, England, 1813-04-24

NAMBUAGN

Plow tea RUSSIAN FRONTIERS, Males
The body of militia, commanded by General Gu-
dowitsch, and consisting of 70,000 men, has been
divided into two corps, The first, consisting. of
30,00.0, is encamped at Berdyczew; the second,
40,000 strong, at Zytomir. The men are daily
drilkd and exercised.
A body of troops ,entered Kurst, under the corn.
mand of Prince Labanoff-Rostowski. Its force is
estimated at 40,000 men, including 14,000 cavalry,
and accompanied with a numerous train of artillery.
This corps is proceeding, by forced marches, towards
Prussia. The 11th and 12th divisions, making toge-
ther 20,000 men, are also marching to join the main
army. To guard the frontiers, 12,000 militia, the
one-half consisting of cavalry, have entered Radzi-
wiloff. They will be stationed along the frontier
from Brzesclitewski, as far as Tarnopol. A Russian
column is also marching by way of Urzendow, to
Rochow, on the Vistula, where they will cross that
river, and proceed in the direction of Cracow.

POSEN, MARCH 27. •
The Russians avoid the main roads taken by the
French army, on account of their sickness.
A Commission of Government will be established
at Warsaw ; which, it is said, will provisionally con-
sist of Branicki, Lanskoi, and Lubomirski. The
Russians have made the arrangements concerning
the incomes here, in such a manner, that the estates
of the King of Saxony, which were given him to se-
cure him a pension of one million and an half of dol-
lars, asDuke, and the estates bestowed on the French
Generals, shall be added to the domains ; and the
receipts of the same, and other incomes, are to be
taken of the Intendants, after paying them their sa-
laries, &c. and appropriated to the clothing and
equipping the Russian army.

LEIPSIC, APRII. I.
It is believed that negotiations are or, foot, which
will lead to the result of the speedy return of his
Saxon Majesty to Dresden'.
SWEDISH POMERANIA, APM3.
Yesterday Major Von Engetstrom
to
at Lucl-
wigsburg, with dispatches from Sweden to the Duke
of Mecklenburgh-Schwerin, and his sin Prince
Charles, Lieutenant-General in the Russian service,
with the important intelligence that a hodyof 25,000
Swedes will speedily march through Mecklenburgh,
under the command of his Royal Highness the
Crown Prince.

DESSAU, APRIL 5.
On the 21th ult. the French left us, after a stay of
two months. On the 2d, the first corps of P:IISSIAIIS
arrived here, under the command of Col. ViUentini ;
500 Cossacks passed through yesterday in great
haste, and took the road to Wittenberg. The head-
quartets of Count Von Wittgenstein are every mo-
ment expected here, and- tomorrow they will be re-
moved to.Bernburg.

The advices from Wittenberg, which vary in other
particulars, concur in stating that the suburbs hove
been burnt (the smoke was visible here), but that
the bridge is preserved. The garrison chiefly consists
of Pole;, and they have hitherto rejected the terms
of capitulation offered to them. General Von Kleist
has resolved, if necessary, zo storm the place, and
put the garrison to the sword. .
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DRESDEN, DATED APRIL 5.
London, England, 1813-04-24

OFFICE OF ORDN4NCR, April 5, 1813.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY', ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,

That Propotals will be received at their 01ice in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 3d day of May next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the supply itf BLOCK and
GRAIN TIN, for service of this Department, for a period of
Three Years, determinable ;it the expiration of One Year, on
Three Months notice, at the option of either Party.
Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon applicatbn at the
Royal Braa FoundLry at Woolwich, and further Particu-
lars, together n ith the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, A here the Pro.
petals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals
for Block and Grain Tin ;" but no Proposal can be admitted
after the suit 3d day of May, at 12 o'Clock at noon ef the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Boatd, R. X. CREW, Secretary.