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This day was published,

Handsomely printed in Soo. price 12$. in boards, Vol. VII, of
THE GENERAL BIOGRAPHICAL DIC-
TIONARY; containing an historical and critical Account
of the Lives,and Writings of the most eminent Persons in every
Nation ; particularly the British and Irish ; from the earliest Ac.
counts to the present Time. A New Edition, revised and en-
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Where also may be had, Vol. I. to VI. and the subsequent
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London, England, 1813-01-09

GREATEST FALL ON LOTTERY 'TICKETS EVER
KNOWN.
WMARTIN, 8, COrtVHILL, recommends to the
• Public, Clubs, &c. in the Country, to take notice of
Ate folio,' ing great advantage in purchasing of State Lottery
Saxes, in great variety of Numbers, at his Office, No. 8, Coat -
mat., I ontion
Martin. low Terms.

Other Offices' Charges.

Sixteenth and Regis-
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lighth 2 16 0
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MATTAIRE'S CLASSICS.
This day were published, new Ecihions of the following,
CJ. CA SARIS COMMENTARII, Igmo.
• price 4s. 6d. bound—C. Nepos, ltmo. price is. ild. bound
—Saßust. I2nso. price 24. 6d. bound—Virpll, I Rm. price ss. 6d.
bound—Homer, 12mo. price 6s. bouncl.—G reek Testament, I 2mo.
price 416 bound. .
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This day was published,
In 12mo. the Second Edition, price 61. boards, of

AGRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE,
on a new and improved Plan, in English and creek.
By JOHN JONES,
Member of the Philological Society at Manchester.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and BrownepPa•
iernoiter-row.

" This Grammar is evidently the product of a mind of vigo-
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profound research of an etymologist, with the discriminating
taste of a critic, and the enlargod views of a philosopher."
Critical Review, May, 1609.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Illustrations of the Four 6ospels. In one harp velum., evo.
price ISt. boards. •
London, England, 1813-01-09

This day was published,
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pr:rA: *I, in hoards of
VRSES on SEVERAL OCCASIONS ;
ding Sonnets prefixed to Sidney's Defence of Poesy, Her-
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13y EDWARD LORD THURLOW,
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[:rest Mart..w.

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WITIH A CIAICK.FACE and 0 I'HER ENGRAVINGS.
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ment back, and I to the dozen,
IIHE PARENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST CA-
. TECHISM'of the DAWNINGS of JUVENILE KNOW-
LEDGE, gratifying and stimulati.l; the earliest symptoms of
curiosity in young minds, and leading by thE easiest and simplest
means to an acquaintance with useful facts to commas life, in
Art, and in Nature. illustrated with a Clock Face, with move-
able hands, by means of which children may be taught the art of
telling the hour ; with the points of the compass; with represen-
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corn; a plongh, churn, boar, &c.
By M. PELHAM,
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London, England, 1813-01-09

BURT, LANCASHIRE, DECEMBER

RELIEF OF THE RUSSIANS.
At a respectable Meeting of the Inhabitants
Town and. Neighbourhood, held this day at
Lion Inn, for the laudable purposeof contributing
pecuniary aid to the brave but truly distressed
scans, EDMUND YATES, Esq. being called to
be opened the business of the Meeting by
that where all were agreed, little was riecessal
said—that he was confident all who were presem
attended to the unexampled, patriotic, and
struggle which the Russian Nation had made,
for their own liberty, butfor the liberty of at
That the privations and the sufferings w)
had endured in effecting this, would, he
excite in every ruttish bosom the best feel.
the greatest desire to contribute to the alley,
their miseries, which exceeded any thing
ever been heard of before.

After the necessary Resolutions were passed,
the thanks of the Meeting imanimothly voted tc
Chairman, the following Sums wire subscribed
William Yates; Esq. 1,12500 0 William Guist'
Edmund Yates, Esq. . 200 0 Mrs. Haslgm
Thomas Yates, Esq. 100 0 Miss Heap
LiesstoColonel Yates 50 0 Alexander Hill, Heap
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By MRS. lIF.NNETT
Author of Anna, or the Welch l kiresa; Agnes de Csurei ; Ju-
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Pridtrd for A. K Newman and, Co.; and sold by OLver and
Boyd,Zdinburgh; and J. Cumminj, Dublin.
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4 vols. price 221.
2. Old rimes and New; or, Sir Lionel and Ms Protegee, 4
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5. Substanceand'Shadow ; or, the Fisherman's Daughter, 4'
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6. Stories of the Four Nations, by the Author of Martians,'
Sir William Dodo), &c. 5 vols. 275. 6d.
7. Vicissitudes, or the Ohost of my Father.
London, England, 1813-01-09

FOR COVOHS, 14DARSRNESSES &c.
THE great demand fer Mr. GREENOUGH'S LO-
ZENGES of TOW, after 50 years trial, proves their su-
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ing the rawness of the breast, arid affording great relief in Short-
ness of Breath, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The
genuine only have " R. Hayward" printed on the Stamp—all
others are counterfeits—by wkom they are prepared, as succes-
sors to Mr. Greenot.gh.
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attireler.ard ;Dicey &Co Bow Church ard ; Bayley tkCo. Cock-
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saute Medixisies. pass Is. I#4l. each box.
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MARTIN% APPEAL TO A GENEROUi
IN consequence of the various misrepreientations as
to the MOTIVE that could induce me to sell SHARES at 4
cons!derahle less price than any other Lottety-Office-keeper,
ums meta give the following explanation :--Having been licensed
a few day, since by Government for the Sale of srATE LOT-
TERY 1 ICKE l'S and SHARES, I am bound, under great pv-
zeties and forfeiture of my licence, to Share 150 Tickets in this
Lottery. The prriod to the Drawing being so short, and fearful
I should not he able to Slrare and Sell the aforesaid number of
Tickets obliged me to appl: to the Contractors for the same
aecoratnedation as given to others in the trade, namely, to take
the unsold Share hack, which they, for some snotiveunexplained,
unfit peremptorily refused. I am therefore determined to sell
them under Prime Cost, for the purpose of fulfilling the Con-
tract with Government, and preserving my licence, trusting,
after this statement, I shall receive the public patronage by their
purchasing at my Office at so great saving.

REGULAR nEWSPAPER and ADVERTISING OFFICE.
WMARTIN, No. 8, Cornhill, London, begs
. • leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, the. from his
tillice Newspapers of every description are regularly forwarded,
to ail Parts of the United Kingdom, Postage free.
The great irregularity and disappointment experienced by
Gentlemen residing in the Country, not receiving their News-
papers regularly, induces IN. M. to inform them, if they will
favour him with their Orders, he will engage to supply them
without being thus disappointed, and in that regular manner
which shall give the greatest satis!action.
Public Reading-rooms, Coffee-houses, Agents, &e. will find
this Establishment well worth their notice, as they will nut only
be served regular, but oa very moderate terms.

London Daily Papers.
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Courier
Globe
Statesman
Pilot
Traveller
Sun
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Tuesday, Timm and Sat.
Commercial Chronicle
St. James's Chronicle
English Chronicle
General Evening Post
London Gazette—Cobbet's Register, Saturday, and all other
Weekly Papers. •
TO ADVERTISERS.
The inconvenience and delay experienceil by Solicitors, Aue-
tioneer.•, and Gentlemen in time Country, in getting Advertise-
ments inserted in London and Country Newspapers, in laces W.
Martin to inform them, that he uraldriakeii to receive an .1 insert
I:irths, Marriages, Deaths, Paragraph, and all laiads Ativer-
t,,emeats for all the London and Country klentspaptrs, with the
treate,t correctness and dispatch. ..

Time,
Morning Post
Morning Cl:ranicle
Morning Herald
British Press
Day
Public Ledger
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Monday, Wed and Friday.
London Chronicle
London Packet
Evening Mail
London, England, 1813-01-09

2 0

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, thfi
Pam Ems left the Queenis Palace for
coned by a party of Light Horse:
Yesterday the Prioress CHARLOTTE of
at Warwick House ; and soon after six
Royal. Highness, attended by tidy D,
left oaten for Windsor. ,
Thursday the Doke of CAMBRIDGE ve
entertainment to his Royal Mother the Qr
house in South Audlepstreet ; upon whi
his Royal Highness's servants, wore their
ties, and the servants out of livery wore
and gold uniforms, and that class of the ,
his Royal Nother's attended in *imilat
assist. The house has been fitted up In
Highness with much taste and splendou
brilliantly illuminated, which gave the
grand appearance. The company beg
about a quarter before seven o'clock.
and Princesses AUGUSTA and MARY arri‘
o'clock, in one of the PRINCE Raw:es
The QUEEN was handed from her Car
Duke of CI ARENCEs dressed in an AL
uniform. Her MAJESTY aid thi PRINCI
lighted into the dinner apartments bt Colonc.
Aid-de-Camp to the Duke of CAMBRIDGE.
Lint Colonel also handed those Ladies, who
attended by Gentlemen, from their carriages
house. On the arrival of the QUEEN
MOBS dinner was served up in very great
There were present, besides the Qualm,
and the Royal Host, the Panicle REom
CLARENCE and CUMBERLAND, the Countess
TON, Lord ST. HELENS, Earl and Count:
efaciL, Earl and Countess of BATHURST,
THYNNE, and Lord and Lady ARRAN.
About nine o'clock the company rose
and retired to a most elegant suit of roof
open for the purpose of receiving an ad.
party, which consisted of Viscount C,
Colonel DEYIUN, General GRENVILLE,
Of CARDIGAN, the Ladies STANHOPE, COI
I FIELD, Lady BATHURST, MISS GOLDSWI
Earl of YARMOUTH, and several others.
rous assembly was gratified with a Charm
concert, which commenced with Webb'
glee, 4, Since Harmony deigns." Tile
were of the choice old masters.—There wa
fare, but the different pieces were called
PRINCE REGENT, the Duke of CAMBRIDGY

About ten o'clock the Princess CHA
companied by the, Princess SOPHIA of
arrived from Kensington Palace, where
been dining with the Princess of WALES.
the Princess CHARLOTTE'S birch-day,
pressed round her to pay their congratulations
return of the day.
Among the principal singers were
NIELD, SALE, &c. Mr. C. kNYVET presided
piano-forte.
The Duke of Seem, after a succession .
attacks of hiscomplatnt during the late foggy
experienced (me on Thursday tight so •
for a time, his life was despaired of.
however, pronounced to be out of immedi
The establishments on the King's
now in course of payment for the quarter
chaeltuas, 1S
London, England, 1813-12-22

FAMILY MIMING.

NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMII.Y EREVAN° MACHINE,
respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publics that in
consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have- removed to
their premises, No' 225, (near the Itay-market) Piccadilly ;•
where they hope to he honoured with a continuance of that k-
beral patronage they have hitherto caret-fenced.
'1 his Machine combines it,: Fire-place, Coppets, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Too, in one Utensil;
which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain itt its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the most extensive establishments:

•N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have 1110:t re-
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen In
Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.

Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; an
No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the wintipal Furnishir.g
Ironmongers in the Unittd Kingdom.
N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection,
every Tuevday,ia Londnn and Beistol.
London, England, 1813-12-22

This day WiS pillaging& " .
In 4to. the Second Edition, illuatraied by 114.111114.1.
Price ,6i. Bd. board*, • • - •
•
JOURNAL of a RESIDENCE in *INDIA.--
By MARIA GRAHAM.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ovine and Browne, Pa.
ternoster•tow, London ; and Constable and a. Edinburgh.
Preparing for Publication, by the same Author,
Lerma on India. In Opa •Vol. Bva,_illiistrated by Plates.

- 'Phil day Watt hi' in Bvo. price boards, 11
' VIEW of the SYSTEM of EDUCATION at .pre-
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SCOTLAND. With an Appendix. Containing communica-
tions relative to the University of Cambridge, School of West- '
minster, the Perth Academy; together with a more detailed ac-
count of the University of St. Andrews.
Dr the Reverend M. RUSSEL,I4I. A.
• Epipcopal Minister, Leith. '
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; teldiand Allardice, Leith; Cradock and Joy, London ;
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Just published, in Bvo. price 4s.
THE POLITICAL STATE of EUROPE after
••. the DATJ:LE of f.EIPSIC.
' In the Peels, LITTRIS addressed to Lord LIVERPOOL and the 4
Pailitunett on the Predmioaries of Peace. By CALvus, Svc. ev.
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Wilson, Royal Exchange.
Of whom and all Booksellers may also be had,
Letters from the Mediterranean. By Captain Blaquiere, R. N.
2 vols. Bvo. 28t.
For an account of this interesting Work, am the Edinburgh
Review, No. 43.

On the Ist or January 1814, will be published, price 2s. 6d.
• Number Lto be continued Monthly, of
•
THE LONDON MEDICAL, SURGICAL,
and PHARMACEU FICA!. REPOSITORY, or, The
SOIAGEON•APOTHICAIteII and APOTIIECILIT'S JOU NAL and
Review. Edited' by 0 AI. BURROWS, Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons and of the Society of Apothearies, London :
W. ROYSTON, F. T,. S. late Ed:tor of the Medical and Physl-
ril Journal; A. T. rHoMSON, F. L. S. Member of the Royal
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the Royal College of Surgeons, and of the Society of Apothe-
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Kingdom.

CATON ON DEBILI IsY.
This day wag potili.hed. price 3s. 6d. second edition,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI.'
. 1 ,IT IE S , natural and contractedama the GENERAYIVE
oacANs of both Sexes; including Remarks set Onanism, Se-.
mutat Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tubes Dorsalis,
Fluor Albus, &c. &c.. with the Theory of Generation.
liy T. M. cAToN, Surgeon,
Late of the Uu.ted Hospitals of St. Thornas's and Guy's.
?tinted for Me,-r. Hi. hley, No. 24, Fleet-street, London.
Where may be had, C.stun's Popular Treatise on the Causes and
Distinction of the Varieties of Althn• a, with new, simple, and
successful instructions tor the prevention and treatment of Asth-
matic Fits, cries 3s.
London, England, 1813-03-04

.A. MONEY.
PROFESSIONAL .GENTLEMAN, having
opulent connections of the highest respectablliry, Is thereby
induced to offes the advance of sums of Money to any amount,
on the security of Church Livings, Marriage liettltenents, Money
in•the Funds, as. also on Leasehold. Copyhold, and Freehold
Estates, or responsible personal security, op terms infinitely more
honourable, liberal, and advantageous to Borrowers than are ge-
nerally submirted to the public.
Letters, post-paid, addressed to Mr. W. No. 11, Chapel-place;
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personal applications are daily received from twelve till four.

ECCIN URIC I'ALES IN VERSE.
This day was published, In One Volume, small Bvo. price 66.
in boards,
PCCENTRIC TALES in VERSE ; ascribed to
.1114.0BORGE COLMAN, the younger, Est and forming a
New Volume of his Broad• Grins. The Second Edition.
4- There is much both of wit, and humour, and ability in these
Tales : they are well told, and the last is not the least deserving
•l commendatton."—British Critic, February, Isl 3.
London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. t 1 1, Chtapside ; and
No. 4'2, High-street, Edinburgh; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; Wm.
Aliason, 31, New Bond-street, and all Booksellers in Town and
Country.
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DR. JOHNSON'S DEC TIONARY IMPROVED.
This day was published
.l Octavo, and err.bellhhed with a fine
Vignette Title Page, Number I. price 4d. or'on Royal
Paper, hot-ysessed, le. of anew Edition of
DR. JOHNSCN's DICTIONARY OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, improved by the Insertion of
many Worth arid .ei.rases gleaned from the Writings of Lexico-
grapbers, and other learned Men, since his Day ; to which is
prefixed a Grammar of the English Language. Edited by T.
TEGO, Author of the New Chronology, or, Historian's Pocket
Companion.
rhisAllork will be regularly published Weekly, and completed
Twepty Numbers, forming one large handsome Volume.
London: Printed for I homas Tegg, No. II I, Cheapside, and
may be procured of any Bdoltseller or Niwsman.
• • ri4 HUSH El-AMA' SEIZNI6NS.
This day was rublished, Numbtr 1, to be eonthmed Weekly, and
completed in Fifty-four Numbers, price W. Or-on Royal Paper,
s. each Yumber, of -1 •
cERNIONS. By HUGH BLAIR, D. D. Pro-
fessor of Rhetutic and Btllea Lettres in the University of
Edinburgh.
Dr. Johnson, on perusing the ManOscript of the first Sermon,
says—" I have read over Dr. Blair's Sermon, with more than ap-
probation to say it Is good is in say too little." The Publishers
Cave been induced to print dila handsome Edition at a price
within the reach of all classes of readers, In order'that Christians
of every denomination, may be in poodelision of this truly pious
and learned Author's works. 0. • •
London: Fr tired for:Themes Tegg, Itl, Cheamide; J. Dick,
High.street,r.diuburgh, and e 4 b. of all booksellers and
Newsmen.
London, England, 1813-03-04

VSTAISLIHED 1604, fur the Sale of MIST!
'LINENS only.—The BELFAST LINEN COMPANY,
commencing the Ninth Year of 'heir Establishment in London,
beg to return their sincere Thanks for the extensive Patronage
they have eretienced, and will stfictly adhere to that honour.
able mode of dealing.which (it is presumed) has obtained them
such universal confidence. They respectfully inform pur-
chasers of Irish Linen, tlf.it they are full Sixpence ptr Yard
cheaper than fat several years past —Eact Piece is of warrant.
ed fabric, bleached on the grass withou chemical acid, and the
money returned if a f aid! appears. One Piece at wholes:ale price
and no smaller quantity, nor any other article. but Irish Linens,
sold. 'lrish Notes taken in payment. No a cond price ever
made, Correct attention paid to Country Orders Their only
Agents in I.ondon are Brooks, Birch, and O'Keefe, 50, Crest
' lkonsell-stre.t; Bloomsbury.

MA kit 10r1"s improved PATENT K ITC fi EN
RANGE, which' —ill Roast, Bake, Boil, Stearn, Stew, &c.
by one small fire, with a crintinued supply of ten gallons nf.boil-
ing water; 'the consumption of. fuel about one-third tie usual
quantity; a certain cure for smokey chimides.; and wit-lamed to
answer, never having failed in a single instance.. Kitc!!e!.s fitted
up with ranges embracing all-thelate improvements, Av•th kteani-
boilers, ovens, hot closets, and steam-kettles. All kit..is is stoves
for Drawing-room., Parlours, Halls, Churtchr:,, &c.--I!!.mane
Ivientraps, to secure depredators without injuring them. •
guns of differ( nt cons ructions. , A Pa•eiit Wo.ve.i7ig Jad,. ~n
an entiie• new principle, constructed so "an to require ;:, r
weights or pulite, ; the works being inclosedote- immeeteA from
injury and irregularity; from its extreme stmplic.ty ttot.bible to
be out of order; and calculated for every mew
in lice daily at the Patentee's !Oa:it:factory, $4, Elect-street,
London.
London, England, 1813-10-19

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. H. Idlime, Midshipman, of the Opossum, to the rank of
Lieutenant.
Mr. Arthur Treemantle Seeds, of the Milford;to,the rank of
Lieutenant, awl apptinted to the Prince of Wales.
Rear-Admiral the Hon. A. K. Legge, to command in the
River Thanes.
Captains—Fowte, to the Prince ;• Palmer, to the Hebrus;
Siam'', to the Pandora; Fit zmaurice, to the Urgent ; and Pates-
ball, to the Alert, a new sloop.
Lieutenants—R. H. Simmonds, kite of the Attack and Manly,
to be first of the Benbovi; Dixie, to the Chesapeake, fitting at
Halifax ; W. Bishop, to the Pactohis ; Ellison, to the Bedford ;
R. Fria, to the Leveret; Edwards, Connelly, Marshall, Williams,
Tresahar, Storey, and Butler, to the Prince; Finch, to the lino-
gene ; Knapman, to the Cressy ; Bligh, to the Leviathan ' • 'Teed,
to the Eridanus ; Dunn, to the Rivoli; Jellieoe, to the eyane ;
Knight, to the Raptd ; Little, to the Tagus; Purchas, to the
Carnation ; Hancock, to the Dasher; Hodge, to the Wolverine;
G. Wilson, to the Grampn. ; Rundell, to the Echo ; and Tat-
locke, to the Rinaldo. '
• Pursers—Mr. Dunn, to the Urgent sloop; Mr. Peter Verne;
to the Rosario ; Mr. Heather, of the Urgent sloop, to the Hazard.
DISTRIBU TION OF PRIZE MONEY.
Alceste, for la Pomone and la Persantle, to-morrow, at 22,
Essex-street.
Rebates, for the Oceano, on her arrival ; recalled at 22, Arun-
street, Strand; as will the Royal Oak, for the Polly, Mary, and
Beauty.
Tartarus, for the James, on board, on Wednesday ; recalled at
42, St. Mary-street, Portsmouth.'
Alexandria, for the Paulin and Dittkfinde, onboard, tomor-
row; recalled at IS, Clement's Inn.
lmugen, for.the Commandant Von Scholten, on board, on
Wednesday ; and Helicon, for the Shadow, on her arrival; re.
called at 41, Norfolk street, Strand.

DM) A—
St. Sebastian, of fatigue, Limit John Miller, milt*lOC
On the Ai inst. at Deal, the infant eon of Rear-AdoirdSceilt.
At Lialsoml, Mrs. Gent, srfe of Mr. Charles Gent,Patilaster
of the F.plCornwall Local Militia.
London, England, 1813-09-03

HAMBURGII, AUGUST 23.

Since the opening of the campaign, affairs pro Wed
most prosperously.
Yesterday we met the enemy debouching from
Schwartow. In retiring, he set the bridge of Zeh-
nendorf on fire. Our young soldiers shelved great
resolution, and saved the bridge, which was re-estab-
lished in a quarter of an hour.
The Prince of Eckmuhl, with Thubalt's division
of cavalry, pursued the enemy, which he overtook
upon the heights before Mastof. He had near 5500
horse, and two batteries.
The enemy. charged us; but our young soldiers
received him so well, that he could effect nothing.—
The enemy's infantry did not appear. The cannon-
ade was very strong; we had a few wounded. The
Prince was very well satisfied with the precision of
the maneeuvres, and the calmness with which they
were executed.
General Loisson had pushed forward with Fe-
chen's division, the Third Division, and the cavalry
of General Lallemand, to the bridge of Bettberger-
dof. He arrived in time to save the bridge, which
the enemy had set on fire, and immediately marched
upon the Wittemberg road to Cammin, where he
took a position.
The Fifth Division rejoined the Prince ;lithe night
between the 21st and 22d. On the 22d, in the mor-
ning, the Danish corps also joined the General, Lois-
son. All the army was in line, and the Prince before
Mastof. The troops wanted nothing; their tavfroid
and good dispositions were admired.
To-day we are assured our troop-, are in Berlin.
Whilst those movements were executing, and those
advantages obtained, Gingoult's division defended the
Elbe, Laueubourg, and Bortzenbourg.
AUGsWRGH, AUGUST 19.
We learn by the two mails which yesterday arrived
from Vienna, that the course of exchange, viz. the
imaginary value of paper money, relatively to that of
coined money, has all at once experienced a frightful
depreciAtion. The exchange, which on the 28th of
July was still at 1603, WAS noted on the 14th August
at 1881, and that in reality it was at from 194 to 195
Coined money was paid on the same day frnm'l96 to
200; that is to say, 200 florins in Bills d'Asionittement,
or 1000 florins in Bank-bills are paid for IN norms
in ready money.
London, England, 1813-09-03

PENOUNCENENT OF THE 4RIIST7CX

C°P/
- pi

a Letter from the General in Chief, Boit-
_ TOLLY, to the Prince of NEUTCHATILL :
" REICHENBACHI JULY 27 (AUG. $).
to &a, the Major.(eperal of the French Armies--
rhe negotiations opened at Prague, for the re-esta-
blishment of Peace between'the Allied Courts and
France, not haying led to the object proposed by
them, am ordered to denounce the Armistice con-
cluded at Pleiswito on the 234 of May (June 4), and
prolonged at Neumatkt on the 14th (26th) July. In
conformity to the stipulations of the Convention,
commission the - to carry this Declaration to
the head-quarters of the French army ; and also to
announce, that hostilities will, in consequence, com-
mence on the sth 417th) of August, on the part of
the Russian, Prussian, and Swedish armies. I regret
exceedingly that circumstances impose upon me the
fulfilment of so painful a duty towards your Serene
Highness ; but I nevertheless seize the opportunity
of renewing to you the assurance of my high consi-
deration. (Signed) " 4atilcLAY uQ TOLLL"

'OL4T
London, England, 1813-09-03

FRONTIERS OF BOHEMIA, AT/GUST it!.

Marshal the Duke of Tarente has opened the cam.
ppign, and beaten the Russian General Kossaroff,
who attacked him.
The troops who have been for so long a time at
Troppau have received orders to March upon Prague.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST 25.
We learn that Ole Emperor has marched to Lo-
weberg, He attacked the enemy, who was upon
the right bank of the Bober, and who was driven from
all his positions. The Prince of Moskwa, the Duke
of Ragusa, and the Duke of Tarente made the same
movement, and repulsed the tnemy beyond the 80.
ber. On the 19th, the Emperor drove the enemy
from Gabel, and on the 21st beat him upon the i3o.
bet. His Majesty is extremely well.
• PIRNA, AUGUST Is.
The French advanced posts have entered Fried-
land and Rumbourg.
London, England, 1813-09-03

SALES BY AUCrioN.

At the Custom-House, Faversham, Kest, ott Thursday, the 9th
of Seprenther, t tll i, at Ikea o'Cluth in the Fors ouou,

THE FOLLOWI NG GOO DSt
• VIZ.

2 Gallons Spirits of Brandy
22 De tut of Brandy, ot legal Strength for Dealers
291 1):tto of Got., far Private Use
13 Cakes o: Utocteare
6 Yards Fretic Thr:•ed Lacs
.5 Bunks Madeira Wthe
• 2 Bottles of French Claret
1 Jar Candied Nutmegs
6 China Mugs
6 -silabub Glasses
•
Pits Cusbtous
Which may be viewed on the Morning of the Dey of Bak.
A Deposit ot'23 per Cent. will be required.

•
CLOUCESTERSHIIa E.—FREEiIOLD ESTATE.
. .
The MANOR of DOWNINOTOId, abounding with GAME ; '
MANSION•tiOUSE. wilts OFFICES, FAR Mlivand LAND ;
FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES, near S I OW In the
%VOLD, MORTON-in-MARSH, and CHIPPING-NOR-
TON—TITHE-FREE.
Ey Mr. ROBINS,
At Carrawais Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coral!, Landon,
on Thursday, the 23d of September, at Twelve o'Clock,
• In ONE LOT, .
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
free, the Residence and Property of 1110 MAS BARTON,
Esq. comprising the MANOR of DONN INGTON, extending
over the whole HAMEET, and abounding with GAME.
Tl:e MANAON is a uniform Ft ne-built Structure. with
wc•11-arranged Family Apartments and Offices of all descriptions;
I,laced on a fine commas diog situation, really in the centre of
the Est ate, embrac:ng s a tcnsive views of the surrounding country.
Exce':ent Ke chi n Gard, u, eneo ed by lofty Walls, and planted
with cho'ce Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; Coach Houses,
Stables, &c. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a short dis-
tance is a capital Farm house, Fold-yard, five Barns, Stables,
• Gestalls, Sheds, and •,•arious Cutbuildings, erected on a substan-
tial and judicious plan for Agricultural purposes, and all in cons-
ple,e repair.
• Four Co TTACtS for Labaurers, and thriving Flan:a ions; fertile
pith Meadow. Pasture, and :stable Laird, co.itaining about 560
Acres, in a high state of cult.vatien; a tine mreara of Water
throuph the Grounds, wilt!' is well ,!uri,4 with Fish, and from
which great part of the Meadow may be irr:ga ed.
A very elig:ble Property fur a Gentleman, Agriculturist, Or 1
for domestic purposes. •
• May he viewed, by arplyiog to :qr. JOIN DAM, at the Mao-
s'rop-Hotle, :tete Parti. s may be In.d; and at the Unicorn,
Stow; White Hart, Mot ton-in-Marsh ; '3tforil •. Hop Pu'a.
orcester ; Hotel, and lien and Chickens, Birmititham; White
Hart and Lion, Bath; of SAMUEL BEALE, Esq. 'olic:!or, Upton-
mi-Severn ; ANTHONY WATTS, Esq. in, Chan..
cerv-lane ; at GARRAWAY'S, and of Mr. It,,BINS, Warwick-
Itr,et, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen,
ants; at Mr. Bea t. e's.
London, England, 1813-09-03

SALES BY AUCTION.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
On the East side of Bridge-street, Blekfi Lars,
ELIGISLE FOR isivarritin atostxv.
By Mr. ROFSINS,
At Castaway's Coffee house, 'Change alt .y. Carob'll. on Thum-
day, wh September, ISIS, at Twelve o'l.lock,
A VALUABLE t"REEHOLD ESTATE, and
A
part LEACEHIAD, under the City of London: com-
prising two sybstantial well-built commodious DWELLING-
HOUSES, four Stories high, and conveniently planned, wnli
Offices, Yards, Stables, Coach-houses, &c. situate Nos. 33 and
34, on the East side of Bridge-street, Blacktriars, in the occupa-
tion of —.— Willis, Esq. and Swot, Esq.; al.n parr of the
Dwe'ling House, situate No. 32, adjoining the foregoing, In the
lsecupation of -- Kensingtrin, Esq. and part of the Yard at the
back of No. 91, in the occupation of —... Whitlind, Esq. the
whole on Lease to hlessrs. Hoffman and Burton, tur ar unexpired
term of 74 Years, from Michaelmas next.
The Preseises may be viewed, by permission of the Tenants.
r Particulars may be had of Mr. Worthani, Solicitor, Cestle-street,
Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
lOoyeu-square.
London, England, 1813-09-03

secure the Prussip fortresses, which, like flamhargh,
Lubeck, and Dantzic, seem to have been from the
beginning of the last czmpaign riffe raw we in any
negotiations.

Although in the person of an enemy, whom we
have never regarded even with much admiration, we
cannot refrain from expressing our wonder at the rat
pidity with which .BONAPARTE moves wherever his
presence may be necessary. One day he is upon the
Banks of the Bober, and the next upon the Elbe—a
distance of at least 200 miles! Active, indeed, must
be the mind, and iron-bound the constitution of the
man who can undergo such fatigue

In the display of bodily activity thus casually an-
nounced, we have another procf, if proofs were want'
ing, of BONAPARTE'S conviction that tremendous
moral effects may be produced by the physical encr-
gies of a single man. He has personally visited—nay,
perhaps led on to victory, and inspired with con&
dence three immense armies, within the time required
I for a mail-coach trip between London ar.,l F.din.
burgh ! klow vigilant—how energetic trust those
I leaders be, who are opposed to him in the field, 'ere
I they can hope for a decisive advantage over such an
indefatigable opponent !

We lately bailed, with the humble tribute of oar
London, England, 1813-12-14

IHALLAM's 7ANTIBILIOi_TS PILLS.Ti.e
Efficacy of these Pills la Bilious Complaints, Head-Ach,
Heart-Burn, &c. are well known, by many years experience. In
11 Indigestion, Loss of App..tire, habitual Costiveness, and those
numerous train of diseases, arising front Constitutions debilitated
by hot climates, as well as the more frequent indulgendes in the
various luxuries of lire, these produce the most hippy effects,
and they are so innocent in their nature, as to require no restraint.
Sold by E Ed•varda,66, St Paul's Churchyard, I.ondon, price
2s. 9d. the Double Box, 4s. ; also by Sanger, Oxtord,road.
• HEALTH AND liAILPINEsS.
WIfEN the spark of live begins to grow 4;4, the
circulation languid, and all tilt, faculties impaired, Pr.
VENEL'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM gives a fillvto the ctin-
stitution, replenishes the eal,austed'vessels, invigorates the Man.'
oast system, exhilarates the animal spirits, and re-animates the
whole man. In all cases of debility and relaxation. and lath*
various and complicated affections of the Nervous System, Ilse
tonic effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifetted ; and
in those distressing symptoms which prevent married Prop*,
from having tandlies, or which deter individuals from maeryine,
this Balsam is proved and acknowledged to be the only certain
!remedy. set " Dr. Vessel's Medical Admonitions to Married
People," and his " Hints to the Nervous and Debilitated of both
Sexes," Trice 21. 9d.
Dr. Veners Restorative Nervous Balsam lepeeleed and sold
by the Proprietor, at his house, No.lo, Altresilpisee, Bedford-
equare, London, where he may be consulted personally, or by
letter (post paid) and inciesing the e.istomary ,ee. It is also sold
Oy the Proprietor's special appointment, wholesale, by his Agent,
Mr. Richards, dreg,:ist No. 193; grand, opposite ht. Clensent's
Church s and retail, by' Mr. Bacon, list, Oxtorti-swett, opposite
load-street: Mrs. Allen, 76, Oxford-street, Ampesue the Pan-
theon ; Mr. Bolton, front of the Royal Exchange; Mr Chtisp,
Coekspomareet, corner of Sprint Parden; M -ssrs Persona, book-
milers, 146, Fleetsetred ; Ste, Holborn, near Mirldle-
enw ; Mr. Watson, 22, Seuthanipturstreet, Covent Garden;
egsd by most respectable Medicine Vessders in evetyparvof the
ee lQs. Sol, Per packet; oe the quantity of fens
*OM Liar [dr Ss-
London, England, 1813-12-14

POLWHELE's HISTORY of DEVONSHIJZE,
complete, in Three Volumes Folio, with beautiful Engra-
vings, price AI. Ts. in boas ds.
slr A few Copies of this WWI, which is now out of print,
may be bad of RICHARD Rats No. 62, Pall Man. I.llkevyke,
Three Sets, being the whole unsold, of the HISTORY of CORN-
WALL, by the likev. Richard Polwhele. In Flight Parts, forma.:
hlg Iwo Volumes in 410. with flume:oils Plates, price £m IL h
boards. • •
London, England, 1813-12-14

?ALMOUTH, DECEMBER n.

Nothing an it-rd but the Shirk, Vnui, frchit Smyr•
tia. Nothing sailed to-day.—Wind E. fresh-gales.
HARWICH, DECEMBER is.

A D,itch Schnyt arrived this morning front Unf-
eeling, whence site s-iiled on Satin-lay. The Here-
ditary Prince of ORANGE and a Russian General of
some consequence has been expected here all day.
Arrived
.the Auckland packet, with a Mail and
passengers, from Helvoetsluys.—Wind North.
London, England, 1813-12-14

GALWAY; DECEMBER 6.

The sloop Macdara is totally wrecked, Most of the
cargo, however, will be saved. The crew were in the
shrouds horn six in the ntbrning till four in the after-
noon, when, by the Fraiseworthy exertions of Mr,
Moms, of Mpiddle, who had a boat carried over-land,
a distance of two miles, they wire fortunately rescued
from h watery grave, and every assistance eel/tiered
them iheit distressed situation required. Arrived the
Lark, COCSINS, from Liverpool, with salt and coals,
Monday night last, off Achill Head, she was struck
by a tremendous sea, which carried away her' mate,
Mr. Wm. Murphy, (fortunately the only person on
deck) her companion, stauncheons, quarter-boards;
be its, and every thing on deck ; and with the excep-
tion of the tnasts,- rehdered her a complete wreck-.
the people oti board imagined she was going down.
DISTRIBUTION OF PrtliE-MONEY.
Euryalo,, Achille, and Illustrious, for l'Etoile, the 11th inst. as
41, Norfolk-street.
Crrdelia, for le Bon Genie ; and Raleigh, for Die Hoffoung,
II the ISth in.t. at In, Norfolk-street.
Hetena, for the Portsea, On her arrival; af.er the lath instant
recalled at 44, Norfolk-street.

Forteard, for the Helene and Forsogct,on board, the 17th inst.;
recalled at IS, Great George-strier.
Sparrow, for the Oneida, it! IS, Greet George-street.
Renoninie, for the San 'obeli the ?id inst. at 2, Adelpl,l' Terrace.
Cret?n, for the Anna Braner, on board the 14th Soso; recalled
at 12, Lipper Thames-street.

It is said to be the intention of Government not to
commission any more ships of the line for the ptesent.
The Onion, of 74 guns, wanting repairs, is'ordered
to be paid off at Plymouth, and the Tusssos ai
Chatham. .
The Edward,. HRSELTON, of Newcastle, whilst
riding in Malmoe Bay one dark and blowing night,
was boarded by a Danish bort full of me'. She got
alongside the Edward undiscovered, and part of
them actually reached the &et before the alarm wat
given. A conflict immediately commenced (the Id;
ward's crew using oars and handipikts) and part of
the assailants Were di leen itro their boat, which sepa-
rated, and th.l remainder into the sea, and perished.
As Mkl-iael Richards, a youth about 19 years ef
age, was returning froth Deck, in a boat, t i Hallo-
(play, Plymouth, yesterd.ty se'nnight, in ctrelessly
removing a fowling-piece, Which he took with him
for the purpose of shooting- se -gulls, it went off, and
the con:ents passing through his body, instantly
killed him. What renders the circumstance still

more distressing is, that the youth's mother was also
iti the boat, and witnessed the inelancholy fate of her
son.

PRICE OF STOCK; THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 806V—Cons. gnut—for acc. Gulf
4 per Ct. 7 —Navy ahnt—Bank Long Anna. 141 1 S-Itiths
We* On:s. cogi—Sofids, Is. CIS. dii:=-Kich: NU 4s. Se. pre.
London, England, 1813-12-14

Tbis day was publishes% 1 .
In Royal Octavo, price i. 3s. In boards,
PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of
VENDORS and PURCHASERS of ERTATES.
By EDWARD BURTENSHAW SUGDEIi, Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law.
The Fourth Edition, with considerable Additions.
London: Printed for 1. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-litreei ;
and 1. Cook; Ormond Quay, Dublin. _

This day were published, In nets. ifitOUVI &mod,
OBSERVATIONS made en 'Mitr hoot tiint.
burgh through Berlin, Gatti, and Breslau, td Ailberire4;
and therm to Gottenburg, passing through the late Head-Quar-
ters of the Allied Armies.
By ROBERT SEMPLE,
Author of Two Inornies in min, A Si etch of the Ceram+, &e.
Lontl,m : Print rd f itottert Baldwin, 47, Paternou,r row.
London, England, 1813-12-14

r • Nlikk it4BAiiKATION FOR i3oLiAkii.

it appenii by (Air Yarnir
outli Ind Deal lettere, tEat
4e'hole of the 'hoops asseinbled at thoie
with 'tilt Car/Wunder in Sir Tti.,l4.tit CAA.
HAM; sititbd fur 1-I.iHand yesterday t and that thoin
it Harwich were in expeciation of b:ing immediately
tsmbiirked.

YA R ifrli4 Wet-MIER'
gt The ttinsprits, with Mai t-Geneial Gla's's
bi-
vision df Troops On board, sailed this mothing
111-Ivoetsluys, under convoy oir the Ain-, and
Tuaitzuzn, with si light breeze at W.N.W. +l4
ParN6Ets AUGUSTA and Rauaitirawr have Sailed fot
the Weser. and the nuttiest for Spiti:tad.6

41 DEAL, DlCithria
Arrived his 14,1 ajesty's ship 6Aniatn from Piirtst
mouth, and die Daiwa gult-btig froth a truize off
Dungeness.—Sailed the Etpedition for Holland, oh
board of his Majesty's'ship tierttitsl/2 which ship takes
out the Cominander in. Chief Of the Forces, Sir Tim.
MAS Gftandist, his Staff, the CoMmissariat and Medi-
cal Departments ; his Majesty's sh;its DICTATOR*
GRAMPUS. and RitouLuis, with sev.ral transports.—
The trdops are principally on board the men of war,
and the stores, baggage, &c. on board the trAn'iports.
Also failed the Al.tliT sloop of war on a cruize off
the French coast —Wind N.W."

HARWICII, DECEMBER 19.
" Vft.. are in hourly expect!ttion of trAnsports coming
from Porttmouth and life River, to carry over the
33d, .i.i.sth*, 27th, and Ist Roygl Veterans; to Ml-
land."

NAVAL INTiLLIGENCE.

ARR. bvi.
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- 0 1
1 0

MA'
ARR. DID..
1 2 Heligolsild
- 1 2 Gdttetaburyh
O 1 Guerissey
O 0 Jersey -
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BRISTOL, DECEMBER 13.
By a letter to the Rogulating Officer of this Port,
from the Captain of the HELENA sloop of war, dated
Holyhead, the 9th inktant, it appears that tht True
Blooded Yankee American privateer was ctuizing in
St. George's Channel, having been seen off the Cumra
on the 6th, from whence it is supposed she is gone
cff the Salteise.

Dublin . .
Waterford

Cadiz
Listria

Corunra

A I.z.orD's, Ditermsatt 14.

" The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been
pleased to Infirm the Committee, in rtply to a communication
relative to the True-blooded Yal.kee privs,eer, that two sloops
of war were cruizing between Belfast and Holyhead; and having
received information of 04 privateer, one Las sailed in pursuit
of it, while the other maintains its cruizing-ground."
London, England, 1813-12-14

MALCOLM ON -CARICATIAES.
This day was publigbod, in One Vol. Ito. A% 2a. Boards,
• (iglus rated by 31 Engravingo
AN HISTORICAL &RE I'CH of the ART of
•
CARICA

By T. P. 11/41ALCOI.M, F. S.A.
This Pableation treats of the 'Wt•rki of the Involuntary Cari-
caturist or uninstructed Artist; from the first ttaws.ng ol the
art on wood awl copper, and thence tracing it by accurate de-
scrip, lone of scarce prints to she present time.
Primed for Longman. Hurst, //Cos, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and at the *Halt Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.
01 whom may be had, by the sane Ate:hnr,
Manners and Ctiroms of London, coMplee from the Roman
Invasion to the time of the Eigh•eetith Century. In 5 Vols. Bvo.
llustral,d by 45 F.ngratrings, £3. its. Boards.
Mispeilaneous Anecdotes, illustrative of the Manolors and
H'story of Europe.
during the Reigns of Charles IL James 11.
Witliam 111. and Queen Anne. In tiro. 12s. Boards.
Ldodinium Red rtvum, or an Ancient History, and Modern
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FAMILY BREWING.•

NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
revectiully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in
cinisequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their treinises, No 225, (neer the Hay-market) Piccadilly;
where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced.
This Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, in one Utensil ;
which is corApact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the most extensive establishments.
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re.
spectable teitimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.
,;old by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London; and
Nu. 10, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the principal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the United Kingdom.
N. R. feud Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection,
every Tuesday, in Loudon and Bristol