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London, England, 1812-01-11

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

No tiding! have yet reached the Admiralty relatiii
to the fate of the ST. Gronos and Der Ca:
rAI.MOUrH, JANUARY s. ,•
Arrived his Majesty's ship RAM) from (he
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 9.
Arrived the Lord Cochrane hired arustbd brig, asuf
Gambier cutter, from Torbay. Sailed the Favoir.
RITE, 18' guns, on a cruize:-L.Thsatvfatra, 8-0 gues,
and the E-Masuitou, 74 gun, finally sailed last niget,
and no doubt, having had a fine wind, are long 'ere
this clear of the land. The Do.rrestsu. is under or,:
dera, and is expected to sail for Lisbon in a few days.
She will issue convoy instructions to the trade Lostu.l
thither.—Wind N.N.E.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY ii.
No arrivals. Sailcd the Aomotr on a cruize.

DgAL, JANUAItir ID. .
Pnt !Ark by contrary winds, hit Majesty's shijn
ABOUKIR knd Cumaarmattn. Arrived the Sr. FlO-
- frigate, from Portsmouth: Came dawn from
the River,the Annabella, CLARKE, for Madeira, ace.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 6.

Thursday afternoon List, the sloop Olive Branch, Ftotee, matter,
from Falmouth, laden wi.h pilchards and stone, bound to b3O.
don, pet late :his port, having been re-captured from the Frieeft
by the master and crew. It seems she was fallen In with about
eight o'clock the preceding eveaing, off Datagram, by the Presses
privateer le grand Jean, of Calais, Which, a'ter several attempts.
ucatukd in boarding and getting possession of her, and having
put live Land* on board, Captain S. his mate, and irew, wets-
confuted in the cabin; in the mean time the Frenchmen pr
ceeded, as well as a strong contrary wind would admit, towarce
their nun coast : when off Dover about Ma hours atter, net of
the privateer's men (who proved to be a Swede), went into ite
cabin to Capt. S. and expressed his willingness to mein him in tea
taking the ce4.l, stating that he had nice' rather go to England
than return to Franc: this proposal, as might be sue.poed, wag
readily assented to by Capt.. S. and the Swede having gained Ow to
his plan another of the privateer's men; what was a Dane, the
Captain and lis people on the agreed signal being given; rush d
on deck, and being joned by their two confederates, t three
Frenchmen immediately gave up the vessel with out re-stain=
Captain S. soon after foil in with the Decay cutter, which sent a
boat's crew and took !Mtge of the Olive Branch as "'recaptre
ud conducted her to the Devrtie, and tont thence to this harbour.
• GREENOCK, JANUARY ti.
Arrived here od Monday, the Echo, ST It WART, from St. obs.%
Newfoundland, in 27 days; left loading for this putt, the Mora
nary, burrs' ; and meg, l .oTl—the fornterio sal in .um
and the latter in fifteen.—Same day, a botch gal sot, laden wide
rye, prize to the North-Sea squatirtn, cut out ot one in the eat-
my 's harbours some time ago, and was intended for Leith, bet
owing to the late boisterous weather, bas be-ea kuudeed about
from one harbour to another in the !Billiards.
Jome M.Leas, smith, in Greenock, died on Satur:
day, in consequence of being stabbed with a penkuff ,
on the morning of New-year's Day, in an affray in
that town.
London, England, 1812-01-11

FRENCH SPELLING-BOOK.

This day was published, price e.s.
PERRIN'S SPELLING•I3OOIC, French and
English ; a new Edition, revised, corrected, enlarged, and
improved, so as to class with that popular Author's other School
Books.—By M. GROS,
Editor of Perrin's Grammar, Exercises, &e.
_ _ _ _

London Printed for I.ackington, Alen, and t'o. C, Law,
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This day was published, price only 6d.
ALETTER to the Eail of FINGAL, on the
CLAIMS of the ROMAN CATHOLICS.
By the Right Honourable LORD GRENVILLE,
Chancellor of Oxford University.
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Also, price Is. 64. Hints ott the State t.f the Country, at this
momentous crisis.

This day was published, is Sao. price 95. boards, a 2d Volume of
ERMONS on Various Subjects. By DAVID
la lilt !CHAN, D. Minister of the United Parishes of Dyke
and Moy, in the County of Moray; late of Artillery-street,
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LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW.
This day was published, price Qs. ed.
THE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW,
NUMBER XVIL
Printed for E, Cox, St. '1 homes-street, Borough; and Thomas
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The Publishers respectfully inform the profession, that the

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TO SCHOOLMASTERS.
This day was published, price sts. 6d. bound, with a liberal
allowance on taking a quantity,
ETON LATIN GRAMMAR. .By
THE •
WILLIAM MAYOR, I.L. D.
F The• advantages which this Copy possesses over the various
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London, England, 1812-01-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House, on the motion of Mr. Wit A&TON, resolved itself
into a Committee on the Coal trade Bill, which was read a se-
cond time, and ordered to be committed on Monday next.
The House resolved itself into a Committee of Supply, when
a Resolution was adopted, that the Report be neared on Mon-
day neat.
Mr. WHARTON presented a Bill to permit the Sugars and
Coffee of Martinique and the other conquered Islands is the
West Indies, to be warehoused in the same manner with British
Sugars. Read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time
on Monday

NIGHTLY WATCH.

Mr. RYDER rose, in pursuance of his notice of a ,
motion relative to a Committee to take into cousi- I
deration the Nightly Watch ; but observed, that it
would be improper to enter into a discussion of this
subject while so many Members, who were best ac-
quainted with it, were absent at the Quarter.sessionst
he should, therefore, postpone his motion till Friday
next, and conceived that there would be no appre-
hensions of danger from this delay, since the late dis-
orders bad produced increased vigilance op the pan
of the Magistrates.
THANKS TO LORD MINTO AND SIR &MOIL AUCHVUTY,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
in rising to submit his motion for the Thanks of the
House for the late brilliant achievements in the
Eastern qeas, observed, that although the individuals
.rho were more particularly concerned in the con,
quests deserved the most distinguished admiration,
yet he thought the apptaose due ought not to be con,
London, England, 1812-10-08

Catoses Popular Triadic on Aitbnut and Winter Cough, ss.

QUINCY'S LEXICON MEDICUM.
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A NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY; contaili.
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Practice of Physic, Materia Mediu, Chemistry, Pharmacy,
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Phi-
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London, England, 1812-10-08

ANOTHER GOTTENBURGH MAIL

Arrived just as this Paper was going to press. It
) brings no news respecting the occupation of Moscow
1 by the enemy, and adds but little to the details before
received respecting the battle of the 7th s
,4 GOTTENBURGH, ,SEPT. ft.
" The Russian Mail due last night not having
I arrived, we are without further intelligence from
rthe field of battle, but private letters brought by
the last Mail add to the former account that the
Russians decoyed the French upon a masked bat-
tery of three hundred pieces of cannon; and that
the flanks of the Russians were protected—one by
a lake, the other by a morass. The French
lost the whole of their artillery, consisting of 200
pieces—and several General Officers, and many
Eagles. Fresh troops were three times led to the
charge—but on their being attempted to be led a
fourth time, they positively refused to advance over
the immense, beeps of dead.

14 They have since °dieted their troops from all
quarters to join the Grand Army from Berlin ; they
are forwarded in waggons and carts. A part of the
garrison of Dantzic bas•adso been marched off.

eg The expedition appears quite ready. A diri.
Sins was already embarked at Stockholm."

f
STAROFFTC% TWO O'CLOCItt

We stevp the press tO at* that a strong rumour
prevail; In the City, that the Nineteenth !reach Bal.
Lelia, given in je. preceding column. it 2 fitlitic ition
And, it is even added, that the alai haiheen dis+.;
,tovercd.

HALIFAX MAIL.

A Mail froth Halifax arrived this nothing with
letters and papers to the 12,h ult. CI mgress has beeii
hastily convened at Washington, by the PRESIDIUM
An article from Boston, dated the 2d ult. contains
in account of the action between the Constitution
and Guerriere frigates. It does not differ esseutiallt
from the account we have already given.
The American loss in the action is stmelat seven
killed and seven wounded : that of the British fifteen.
killed and 64 wounded. •
London, England, 1812-10-08

" ARMY OP PORTUGAL.

4, While the Artily of Portugal was collected at
Valladolid and its vicinity, in expectation of the re
inforcements which have been sent to it from Bayonne,
General Clauzel, who has commanded this army since
the wound of the Marshal Duke of Ragusa, know
ing that the garrison of Astorga was not sufficiently
supplied with provisions, determined to send a de-
t tchment to revictual it. He destined for this pur-
pose two divisions of infantry, with one division
of light cavalry, under the orders of General Foy*
who was, besides, directed to attack the insurgent
Melly of Gallicia, which, it was supposed, must have
assembled near Benevente; but with whatever rapi-
dity General Foy •marched, iewas impossible fur him
to arrive in time at Astorga.
" The garrison, having completely exhausted its
means of subsistence, had been compelled to surren. !
der, and had come out of the place on the 19th of
August General Foy arrived at Astorga on the
night of the 20th, without being able to come up with
the enemy's rear-guard, except near that place. The
insurgents, compelled to fly in haste into Gallicia,
marched from ten to twelve leagues a dae. In eva-
cuating Astorga, they had left our sick and wounded,
who were brought back by General Foy. That Ge.
neral having learnt, on his return to Benevente, that
General Silveira was still in the vicinity of t adore,'
marched against him by Tavara and 'Careajales. He
saw Lim regaining in all haste the frontiers of Portu-
gal, but our cavalry could never come up with him.
64 About the same time, General Clauzel learnt
that the English General Alison, commanding from
1000 to 1200 hOrie, had maintained his posts in the
valley of the Esqueva ; his division, composed of
the 11th, 12th, 14th, and 16. h regiments of light
dragoons, and of a battery of light artillery, was at
Villa Venus and Tudela. On the 19th of August'
General Maucune was charged to advance, fot the
purpose of reconnoitring on the side of Tudela, in
order to compel this cavalry to pass to the other bank
of the Douro. Some Lannon and musketry shot
were exchanged with the enemy ; the dragoons of
the 15th Charged him at the entrance of Tudela, and
compelled him ti; repass the river ; General Anson
retired upon Aldea Major, and the corps of observa-
tion of the English army retreated between the 20th
and 24th to Olmedo, and then to Arevalo."
BERLIN, SEPT. 16.
We are assured the Duke of Balluno has joined
the grand army.
[The M.niterr, of 'the 29th of September, Is almost Ailed with
decal's of the operations of the French army in the south of Spain,
during the month of May, 1812.3
London, England, 1812-10-08

eanse, to-morrow, withottt etteitiok the- Electors
would afforilit.—(Lordyitiir. .r,
Mr. CALVERT next addresse t tht Electors. The,
state of the poll gave him'gretteatise •for triumph ;
but the Electors felt convindel that his mit* was
their's; therefore they had placed .him atilse head of
the poll. He had now nothing to fear, but ever,
thing to hope ; yet he would not Nave his friends re-
lax in their exertions. It had, some how or other;
gut abroad, that he had coalesced with Mr. Thorn-1
ton ; but there was no truth in the rumour.—(Thtssott)
—He hail Offered hioself to their notice as,;aninde-
pendeitt man, and he would continue SO. He thanked
them foil their flattering support.:-!-(Leedittp/alue.)
Mr. KEMINISH, on behalf of Mi. Burdett, observed,
it would not be surprising to an* one:that Mr. Thorn-
ton should stand so high on the poll,.when they were
inforined that the East India. Directors had. given all
their porters a holiddy," and sent them *to vote roe
hint [No 'such thing front Mr. Thorition.l. btit not-
withstanding that Mr. Burdett's Committ4 had still
hopes of success. A meeting, however, Would ,be
held this evening, to consult with those who appoinied
them, and their determination would alici deter Mine
the mode cif proceeding to be adopted at the close of
to-morrow's poll.
• - CITY OF WESTMINSTER.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT has ruhlished an Address to
the Electors of Westminster, declining the Repre-
sentation of that City.: The Address embraces most
of the topics which the Hon. Baronet has been in the
habit of urging, in the House of Commons. After
observing that, " under the present system no change
44 of Ministry can be permanently and importantly
44 useful to the country," the Hon. Baronet says,
gg The spirit of Hamper: must revive in the breasts
of our Country Gentlemen, and the People, with
gg united voice, must demand Reform in a language
gg not to be misunderstood. .TJUtil some such spiiit
so than manifest itself, I am desirous of withdrawing
" from actjng a part in the low farce carried-on in
" St. Stephen a,' of ies;gnins into your hands. our
-"' delegated trust ; of returning to that retirement I
" had chosen when you so unexpectedly pl iced me
44 in your service ; thinking, that in so degraded,
44 and so degrading, a state of the country, tits pea
of is a ftravate rtaiion." .
The Address concludes in the following terms :
" I do most earnestly wish to space myself the
" mortification, anciyou the disappointment, of pass.
gg ing a paidful life in undignified, because unsup-
" ported, and unavailing, efforts, to stem a torrent
gg of corruption, as irresistible as infamous ; of dip-
" fling buckets into empty w:111, and growing old in draw-
., mg nothing up."
London, England, 1812-10-08

Di VIDENDS.

October St. John Remp, of Barr-street, east Smithfield,
dealer and chapnw, at ten, at Guildhall. 'ttv.,2.. Wm. Sykes,
of Leicester, dealer, at twelve, at the U'lrith Hart Inn, Leicester.
Nov. 2. Matthew Roger Barker and 'John Noon, of Leicester,
worsted-spinners, a: 11', at the White Hart Inn.l.eictstet. ()Lie-
ber t'.7. Samuel Hewn, of Birmingham, hoot-tnak•.v, tit eleven.,
at the Shakespearl'avern, Birmingham. Nov. 3. Robert Stevens
of Canitiogtou, Somerset, biker, at eleven, at the Angel but,
Bridgewater. October 31. Stephen Arnhurst, of Market•street,
Westminster, brewer, at one, at Guildtiall. October 27. John,
Richards, of Holborn, hosier, at 12, at GuildhalL October 30.
Thomas Traitor, hionkwearmoUth•Ahore, Durham, bread-baker,
at 11, at thitapridge (an, litshcriswearmouth. Nov. R. John Sisley,
of litckley,usser, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. S.
'Wm. Dtockett,rif Rstnsgre, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov.
4. John Arden, of iiinckmore-street. Clare-market, grocer, at lit
at Guildhall. N0v...5. Daniel Tierney sr% and jun, Con.thercisl-
Road, rope-makers, at ten, at 010..ii1711. Octob‘t 27. Richard
Draper, of liishop.rate.street. grocer, zt 11, at Guildhall. • Nov.
'FLomas 1)-bul. of the WMse Swan, Shoe-lane, at I I, at Guild.
hall. October 27. Punt.nti :';:r.ciatr, OEN°. SW, Strand, iiikastaad
shoe-n..tker, at 1 1, at Cuilklhal.l.
. CJIlt I liICATF.;, Octtbui: 27.
John Poolcy I{tnsirroti, EJward kimshiston, Henry Ken-
sington, Wm. Styan, and Daniel Adams, of London, bitekerli..-
John Stein, Thomas Smith, Robert Stein, James Stein, nnA
bert Smith, of Penchi' r ch.st reet tiiirtbaats. Owen Pelt, I
pool, merchant. Thomas Fairfax Ca/ilk-sof P‘dary,
tlrysalter. James Easton, of New Sarum, books' lier. William
• Hvdlay, jun. of Derby, chemist. John Foot, of SrautadDrew,
Somerset, deal. r. Matthew Gctornoili, of Morley, Yorkshire,
clothier. Wm. Scales and Joseph Scales, jun. of Burton Smythies,
Yorkshire, cotton-sploners. 'Diatom; Van bemoan, of Mary -la
Bonne•street, Golden-square, oilman. Henry Pape, of Pockling.
toe, York hire, linen-draper. Thomatnedrick Wo•dbett, Char,
hig-Cross, hatter. Abraham Carrington, of Crotched Friars,
lighttrinan.
London, England, 1812-09-12

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London, England, 1812-09-12

Just published,
In French and English, in Two Voh. Svo. price 21s.
"VrEMOIRS ofthePRINCESS ROYALof PRUS-
SiA, MARGRAVINE of BAREITH, Sister of FRE-
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These valuable and interesting Memoirs are published from
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Tim Literary Panorama for September observes, " They
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mended to the perusal of those who judge of stations by external
appearances, and are a proper medicine for correcting ambitious
prepossessions.
London,: Printed far and sold by H. Colbum, Public Library,
SO, Conduit.street ; John Anderson, and .George Edin-
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DR: SQUIRRELL'S (Author of the Maxims of
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Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample discount.

• BlitTH.
On the 9th inst. the Lady of Captain Byng, of his Majesty's
ship Warrior, of a son and a daughter.
London, England, 1812-10-01

GREENOCE, SEPTEMBER 28.

Arrived on Saturday the Jane, roartna, from
Halifax ; sailed on the 27th August, under convoy
of his Majesty's ship INDIAN, with a fleet of 44 sail.
The convoy slip took several American vessels dur-
ing the passage. The ship Plenty, from Demarara
for this port, was spoke on the 21st ult. in lat. 34. 25.
long. 51. 45. by the ship Charles, Captain gROVBB,
from Tobago to London.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

Chanticleer, for the Christene; Leveret, for the Danish trans-
port No. 128; and Datish ketch Emanuel, and Alban, for the
Caroline recalls at 22, Arundel-street, Strand.

Semiramis, for the Fortuna, on board, at Portsmouth, Octo•
►er 5; recalls at 18, George-street, Plymouth.
Princess Augusta, for the Femme Fama, Deux Freres, Hilkje
Maria, Vros‘Geertje, alias Femme Gertrude, Le Vrow hunk,
la Marguerite,. Div), Gebredera, and Vry Gewasr, en board,
on her arrival in port ; retails at 22, George-street, Adelphi.

. . . - . .
The ships employed at the cap ture of Waicheren and the ad-
jacent Islands in the Scheldt, for the property found in rbe male,
on their resp, clive arrivals in port, and at the Griffin, in Duke.
st rest, Adetphi, on the 6th of Oct.; and there recalled.

Revenge, for the Tweed, on the 7th of Oct.; recalls at Messrs.
March and Co.'s Gosport.

STATE OF THE BRMSH NAVY.

At sea, of the hue, 103; front 50 to 44 guns, 12; frigates,l24 ;
sloops, &c. 96 ; bombs and fire-ships, 8; brigs, 129; cutters, 37 ;
schooners, &c. 49. Total,t66o--1n pan ard fitting—Of the
line, 29; from 50 to 44, 7; frigates, SO; sloops, &c 37; brigs, )1
26; cutters, ; schooners, &c. 12. Total, 1.49 —Guard Ships
—of the line, 5; of 60 guns, 1 ; frigates, 3; sloops, 5. Total,
14..----Hospital Ships, Prison SPis, &c.—Of the line, 26; of.
50 guns, 2 ; frigates, I ; sloops and yachts, 1. Total, SO.--
Total in commission, 759.—Ordinary and irepair.ng for ser-
vice—Of the line, 68; from 50 to 44 guns, 10; friLatcs, 69;+
6100 p., &c. 34 ; bbistbs, &c. 6 ; brigs, 13 ; cutter, 1; schooners,
g. Total, 204.--13bilding—Of the line, 30; 50 to 44 guns,
4; frigatcs,l7; sloops, 4; brigs, 4. Total, 59.—Grand lutal.
02r.—Itrcrease in the Grand Total this month, 1.

Th; Hazard, prize to tbe Matilda privateer, is
carried into Philadelphia.
The Essex, Muirheed, bound to Jamaica ; and
Comet, --, bound to the Seuth Seas, were spoken
with by the l'mplacable man of war (which armed ,
at Plymouth on the 26th uk.) in lat. 49. 37. liong.
9.—a1l well,
The. Peter Walde, Herbert, from Sunderland to
Halifax, was captured on the 9th of August, by the
Teazer American privateer, within 24 hours sail of
Halifax.

•
London, England, 1812-10-01

geHILDT SOOT?.
T'HE diftribotion of the Naval P6rtion of they
BOOTY captured is WALCHEA EN and the adjacent
Islands in the :AMELIA', which has been adv nisei to corn,
mence on Tuesday, the 6th instant, is unavoidably postponed
until Tuesday, the I .;th instant, on account of a Clain for per
Centage from the Royal Hospital at GreenWich, whicn Ca'in it
is expected will be adjusted in the intermediate time; when, if
no further impediment arises, the Payments will take place its
the order already arranged. H. JONES,
Agent to Vice Admiral Jir R. J. Strachan,the
Naval Commander in Chief and Trustee.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1812-10-01

' This day were pubiLbed,
In One Volume, royal Bvo. price 18s. boards,
THE PRINCIPLES and LAW cif TITHING,
intended not only for Professors of the Law, but for all
Persons interested in Tithes; and illustrated by References to
the most leading and recent Tithe Cape .
By FRANCIS PLOWDEN, Esq. Barrister.
London : Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1812-01-27

onajneit, are almost entirety filled tip, ant every
measure has been taken to render them useful in this
employ. The regultr army has been recruited, as is
abo the whole of the reserve, new cloathed and sup-
plied with well conditioned arms, of which sufficient
are ((Tad in the magazines ; and the fottn-
quantities
aeries for arms have obtained a renewed activity.
The making of gunpowder and saltpetre has been ex-
tended and impmveo, and the artillery put into a re-
speeoble condition.—(To be continued.)
London, England, 1812-01-27

CUESTONIAN MEDICINES. '

CASE SB.—To Mr. Cutsr, Chymist, No. 9, Great Surrepstreet,
Blackfriars-road.

SIR--For many years preiriqu.s,t6 my knowing you,
was subject to repeated and severe attacks of Coat; which
visited me regularly twice, and sometimes tblice in a year, fre-
quenly confining isle to my bed eight or nine weeks, for which I
tried every Medicine and Medical Man that was recommended,
but witliout Paici lig cite s:n3le ailvfntage. hi the month of March,
ioo I had been under the care of a very intimate friend, from
whi.su abilities and kind professions I ear...veil a great deal, but
after a long period passed in pain and in:stry, finding.no change
of ameniinh.nr, I resolved on attending to the advice of a iriend,
and to try the Cuestonian Medicines, fo: which purpose I managed
with cons derable difficulty to get to your linuve on crutches.—
Atter the Medicines bad been used for about an hour, I was
completely free ft em pain, and walked home pleasantly, without
the aid of my crutches. continued to use the Medicines a few
daps, and was quite well; since which time I haiie no; had one
attack to confine me, though I have often felt It aim( me; but
I can always do away any of those symptoms, by taking some of
your Pills, which lam never withost. They never fail to prove
a safe preventative, and seem to renovate the syStem by a return-
ing appetite and cheerful spirits. I am, &e.
WILLIAII Ho ass, Orange Merchant,
April 17, 1809. Pleet-Marketi London.
(Case 59 will appear in a future Paper.)
London, England, 1812-01-27

0;c111.inl Regiment.

JosLea Kay Robinson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 26,1811.
John W.lcock, Getit.2..,be 1 itutetiant. Dated as abuve.

Wigan Regiment.
John Havearckn, Ccrt. to be Sure.. on. Dared Aug. 15, 113.1 I.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
Ccuiity of Bute.
Mute and Argyll Militia.
Major John to be Liatt nant-Colonel, vice Campbell,
Datt..l January lei, 1811.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Foster, of Doncaster, Yorkaltire, butcher.
laaac !arra-, now or late of Croft, Lancashire, shopkeeper.

BANKRUPTS.
Errnaby Faulkner, late of the parish of Whippinghani, Isle of
Wig! Hants, blacksmith, to surrender February IR, at two,
F.liruary 19, at eleven, and March 7, at two, at the Green
Dragon Inn, Newport. Attornies, Messrs. Hart and Griffiths,
'Newport and Cowes.
John Cupgan, of Staines and of Dile} am, Middlesex, banker,
skater and chapman, January 28, Feb. 4, and March 7, at it,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-
street, London. •
Thomas Reynolds and Harvey Grace, of "Davies-inn, London,
pabfislit rs, booksellers, dealers and copartners, February 1, I I,
and March 7, at ten, at Gnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbott,
Abcherel:-yard, Cannon-street,
Igorp,ati Jones, of Neath, Glamorganshlre, shopkeeper, dealer
and chapman, Feb. 6,7, and March 7, at twelve, at the Bush
'tavern, Bristol, Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williami, No.
9, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. George Strickland, Bristol.
Francis Beauchamp, of Woodham, parish of Chertsey, Surrey,
salesman, dealer and chapman, January '2B, Feb. 8, and March
7, at ten, at Guildlull. Attolawy, Mr. C. M•Duff, No. 3, West
Smithfield.
William Erskine Davidson, of South Blyth, Northumberland,
block and mast-maker, February 10, 25, and March 7, at l^,
at the White Swan Inn, North Shields. Attornies,
Cardales and Young, Gray's-Ina, London; or Mr. Jonathan
Cockerill, North Shields.
John )Ditch, of Castle-street, City-road, Middlesex, and of IJoyd's
Coffee-house, London, insurance-broker, deater and chapoiati,
January 28, February 4, and Martls7, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
William Smallwood, of Bloomsbury-square, Middlesex, broker,
February 4, 11, and March 7, at one, at GuildhalL Attoruits,
Messrs. Caton and Brumeli, Aldersgate-street,.
John Barr, of Gloucester, hatter. and hosier, January 28, Feb. 8,
and March 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lodge, Amami DAL
hoes Platte Tasavid-court, Temples
London, England, 1812-01-27

A 0 V IC.E.

WHEN Men cf Education and professionil skill
use persevering endeavours is discover the inost cafe and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sitccess•
ful remit of their experience Is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induied td make
for cute of the following the object of their particular study, via.
a certain Claordir, ficquer.tly contracted in a moment of linos&
cation, and hs concomitants Strictures lit d Oteets, whecb, by
an improved plan, are speedily and effer.ualty cured; as also de-
bility, Whether arising hum liaccianal.an indulgences, teurrest-
deuce in warm climates, or a secret roLtary vice, too often un-
happily pursued by the youth of both sews, in the one causing
steedity or barrenness, and in the other a nutner.itit trill) of nee.
vows 'Nesse% which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Int.
potence and Consumption. In that distressing stiPe ofdebility crk
deficiency,. whether the consequence ci such hint:fel laiigts. (4-
ar.sing from any other cause, by which the pow,is of the consti-
tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon
don, they offer a firm, said, and speedy restoration to sound atil
vigorous health.

-The result of a hail said extensive pracdce has enabled them,
by a superior method, to'remove dentifeal complain:a, havievet
inveterate or complicated, without subjealre the padent tti
the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in reient Cased
where an early application is made on discovery of the infections
they freqintifly perform si cure in the abort space of twirdayt
The unprecedented successCif their; gothic of qratnient (whir.*
has never been known to fall in one sidle Meanie in t prat'
rice of 15 years, during Whidlt period many thousand.penotie
of both,sexes Lave been cured, even after syt ere and injurious
methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect),
induces therd to thni publicly offer their advice. .
Mean. GOSS rol4 Co. excludvely pi ofe.aine the duce of these
particular complaints, in order that they may not be martial by
a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to the fimo-
raht empiric, think It but justice to themselves to state, that their
have been properly educated ar:d initiated into every branch of
the profenihn (certificatee of *hid), from &liven( inisp:tals, mod
testimonials (rum the most eminent Physician', they Live to coo.
stincti any inquirer), that the sucects resulting frodr their endeas
yours brat induced them to time t..e y midge of the general Prier.
thinner, atnin
d they presume that their pretensions ICitute a felt
ground for the unprecedented confidence • tits which the• have;
by the public, teen so liloralay.lumunreda .
Patients in the cuentry are reqtr,,sted, to mate the p,rtf,mlaN
of their case' age, and manner of lions«, IncloOng a Baal No us, .
for advice ar;cl medicines, and tke sane will he t.t wat,w,t to any
part of •he ktordorn....Gofili *ad Co. Svigetmi 14, beetstrie4
•
London, England, 1812-01-27

'THE ENGLISH EXPOS! fOlt, qn a new plan ;
to whtc'a such Words as front trequency of use are faunbar
to You-f., :•I‘. omitted; anti •Itose, that meanini, of wlt•ch they
have a mare ttoperf:ct cor.ceprion of, retaittel; the three prin:i-
pal pans of speet+ bring separately' .srrang,d. Intstized for the
use of Schools .nct pr.e:tte Tuition ; but more paiticult,ly fur
thug- !-,y whom a Dictionary or Expositor is used as a belkS of
Lady Lessio4. By JOHN LLOYD.
From tie variety of Boo} s of a sintilar design canna, it might
be supposed that little room for improvement were left ; but it is
presuni. d, that on a slight inspection of the contents of the pro.
sent Pubitcation, its superior twiny will be obvious.
'lll9se who may be mg.:gummed with the meaning of
many Words in the Englisi: Language will find this a very us..ful
pocket companion, as Cie more difficult words, w.th their defini-
tions, ate brought toeetner.
• !Tinted tar U. Crosby att.l '.'o. 4tationers'-court,Ludgxe-stteet,
and.aold by all Bocksellers.
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MILITARY PANORAMA.

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Elegant Military Periodical Work, ent.tled,
66 'THE MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s.
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of the Extraordinary Gazettes, General Orders, and Army Re-
gulations.—Each number'wtll be illustrated wlll a Portrait and
Military Plan, engraved by the hest Artists.—Six Numbers and
a Supplement will constitute a Volume.--1 he latter will contain
a List of the Officer* of the British Army, of those holding
Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resig-
nations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. Ste. during the period of the
Volume's publication.

Published by P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar-
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Preparing for Re publication,
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Re-
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Four Volumes.

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YARMOU Ili, SEPT. 28.

Thi• morning arrived from a :mire off the Terri,
the DantEtt taikite, Captain FARQUHAR; and trom
the Downs, the ELIZA tender. Sailed the PiviseLito
and CHANTICLEER On a cruise; the INVESTIGATOR
and WAlc.nEuc tender frr the Southward. Passed
this Port, the PEACOCK with .1 homewat d-bound West
.-indiaman, for Hull.—Remain theSnlehay and Vixen-
London, England, 1812-09-24

DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.
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BANDEAU for the HAIR, composed of the finest Brilliants;
istk malt other articles in Diamonds and Pearls, second hand.

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hurs; Harding and Co. 89, Pall-Mall ; also Shirts ready made
it Doyley's Warehouse, 946, Strand, and no other House in
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THE LONDON GRAND CABINET OF FIGURES.
UR. JAMES TEMPLEMAN respectfully in.
LTA hums the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that
Lis new and unrivalled Collection of WAX EGO It FS is now
open tor th.ir inspection at No. 125, Strand, opposite Exeter
'Change. Price of admission is each person.
'I his novel and unparalleled Cabinet, consisting of nearly':o
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whets to be one of the finest Exhibitions of the kind in Europe,
sad is got up in a suitable style of elegance. It forms a most
killant, splendid, and striking asssemblage of illustrious Per-
swages, and is an opportunity well worthy of notice. Ehe apart-
*efts are well lighted at night. Ladies and Gentlemen are in-
toned not to bring dogs.—Open every day from nine iu the
mottling tad ten at night.
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lantly fighting his pm, *t the bridge. Theintre.
pidity of this valuable officer was observed by the
whole detachment,

The loss of the enemy must have been very great.
We have taken several officers, and, I believe, near
200 prisoners.
The conduct of every officer and soldier has been
above praise ; where all have behaved well it is dif-
ficult to distinguish—l must, however, mention the
detachment of the King's German Legion, com-
manded by Cornet Wieboldt ; the artillery, by Cap-
tain Roberts ; detachment of 95th, by Captain Ca.
doux ; and the grenadiers of the Ist regiment of
guards, by Captain Thomas. To Colonel Maitland,
Ist regiment of Guards, (second in command) lam
much indebted from the commencement of this ser-
vice; and in the attack of Seville his military talents,
intrepidity, and zeal, were particularly conspicuous.
I am also much indebted to Lieutenant• Colonel Col-
quitt, commanding a detachment of the Ist regiment
of Guards; to Lieutenant-Colortel Prior, commanding
a detachment 20th Portuguese regiment ; and to
Major McLain, commanding a detachment 87th
regiment.
The exertions of Captain Wynyard (Coldstream
Guards) Assistant-Adjutant-General, and Lieute-
nant Reid, Royal Staff Corps, Staff Officers attached
to the detachment, have been indefatigable. Captain
Sunbury, 20th Portuguese regiment, Brigade-Major
and Lieutenant Smith, Royal Engineers, were at this
time detached on other service.

During the whole of this attack, our allies, the
Spaniards, have rivalled the conduct of the British
and Portuguese troops; and General Cruz Murgeon,
by his military talents and bravery, has principally
contributed to the successful result of the day.

Inclosed is a return of the killed and wounded.

During last night a division of seven or eight thou-
sand French troops passed by. Our attack has saved
the city from the devastations and contributions with
which it was threatened.

Captain Wynyard is the •bearer of this dispatch,
who will inform you of any further particulars you
may require.—l have the honour, &c. •

(Signed) J. B. SICZRRETT.
To Major-General Cooke, &c. &c. &c.

P.S. A return of the guns and military stores
taken, will be sent as soon as the quantity c.ln be as-
certained. Two of the field-pieces which the enemy
advanced *abut us, fell into our hands.

Return of the Killed and Wounded of the Troop; under the corn
mind of Colonel StERRETT, at the Capture of the City of
Seville by assault, on the morning of the 27th August, 1812.
Royal Artillery-1 Subaltern, 1 horse, killed ; 1 rank and file
wounded.
2d Hussars, King's German Legion-1 Serjeant, 1 rank and file,
1 horse, killed; 1 rank and file wounded.
let Foot Guards, 3d Batt.-4 rank and file wounded.

95th Rifle Corps, 2d Batt.-1 Subaltern, 6 rank and Me, 1 lurse
wounded.
Total-1 Subaltern, 1 Serjeant, 1 rank and file, £
horses kilted; 1 Subaltern, 12 rank and file,
horse wounded. (Signed)

W. CLINTILN WYNYARD; A..A. General.
Name of Officer killed—First lieutenant Brett, Royal Artillery.

Name of Officer wounded—First Lieutenant Llewellyn, 95th
Rifle Corps, slightly.
London, England, 1812-09-24

LEITH, SEPT. tl.

The Jane, Tartoa, from Leith, has arrived at Pktou. The
SNAKE sloop of war sailed yesterday front the Roads, with a
convoy of S 4 sad, for Gottenburgh. The GA t.t.a tor guz-brz
arrived in the Rends on gature.sy, from'. cruize. The Mary,
HENDARIWN, arrived in the Roads, from (Welke, on Saturday,
and •he Brtlliatn, PRASE*, from ditto, yesterday. The Lady
Forbes arrived In Ng/di Bay, tamales, from Leith, 25th July.
London, England, 1812-09-24

TO THE EDITOR OF 7'IIZ
SIR—A Poem, just published, entitled
was noticed in the STAR, and many other
Papers, in terms of just and warm a)
happen to know, that in the hurry , p:in)
following lines were by mistake omitted. I 1
Author's permission to give them publicity
the channel of your excellent Paper.
I remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
A FRIEND OF THE AV
By force or frauds, asseqlts or ambuscade,
By sap or storm, by mine or escalade,
With •inegar for Alp,, and oil for leaver,

He soothes resentment, and resistance brava,:
Or crouch's' in starksome den, recovers breath,
And bends each sinew for the sphrg sf irath
Sstme' through their virtue, doll. the Fitnd c
Sauey through their vita bribes he to their fall;
By open hate, or deadlier friendship thrives,
With geou'rers foes •onter.ds, with soma connives
O'erwhel.ns the &Wet, and divides the s:rong
Farth o'erflows with rubbery and wrong'
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Fr'sert (or more properly We) King
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Austria.

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, . THE ARVIL

•

By a late decision of Government, regiments
Coned at Ceuta and Tarifa are in fut.fre to be placed
upon the same footing in regard to rations, as troops
in garrison at Gibraltar.
The following is a statement of the rites of allow.
ance made to the General and Staff Officers in the
several Districts in Great Britain, iu lieu of feragcl•tr
their horses, for the half year. ending the 24th De.
cember last, as fixed by a Circular recently issued
from the Office of Military Accounts.:
North Eritain - 2sed Isle cf Wight
Northern 2 2 Wester., •
York . 2 2 Severn
P.a.tern 2 7 Nor h West
Kent z. 2 4IHi me
us•ex - - Y S Int.t.sa
Souls West 2 6
Wednesday, a _number of fire men, belonging to
the Artillery, GSth, and 5811: Regiments, were landel
at Tilbury Fort and Woulwieli, from on board the
London and Efinbargli Ccmp.tny's smack Pilot,
Captain SANDUZSDN, from Lei. ii.

Nilf7.l!. I.N'T.EI.I.ICT.A-C.Z.

PORTnIOUIII, JANUARY 17.

2174
2 9

9 9

2 3
. 2 6
2 4

Arrived It's Majes.y's ship MAn:Nen frrin the
Downs. &Red the 11F.::xls.. whit ci'nvoy for Gl-
rtittna ; the MARTIN for the Down: ; And C.e
ItAwKv. on a cluiz..—N. 13. 'rho 1-11..ttmcg and c. n-
voy !Live brought up in Cowes Ito:tab.—Wind N.
London, England, 1812-01-18

DF.AI , JANUARY 17.

Sailed 11;s Majesty's sli:p SAN Domixon for Sheer-
ness ; and till Adventure, Cu r: f-r St. Michael's;
Will and Mary, —, for Malta ; Flora, WALKKA,
for Lisbon ; and the Dove, for Portsmouth.—
Remain his Majesty's :,hips Monmouth, Egmont,
Bellerophon, Elephant, Defiance, Bedford, Warrior,
Erebus, Cordcii.t, Mosquito, F, r.vard, Strenuous, Ri-
naldo, Diligence,.Cmsar, and Furious. Wind N. W.
London, England, 1812-01-18

MARRIED.
Thursday morning, at Cunneen Hall, near Northampton,
Mr Wm. Hambly, of the 2d Battalion, 4nth Regiment, to Miss
Bayley, only daughter tithe Reverend Dr. Bayley, of the same
place.
At Stoak Church, Devonshire, Captain S. Strover, of the
Honourable East India Company's Artillery, on the Bombay
tahltshntent, to Mary Ann Strover, eldest daughter of Thomas
St rover, Esq. of his Majesty's Dock-yard, Plymouth.