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• . FRZNCII P.IPRRS.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM SPAIN.
REPORT OF THE DUKE OP RAGUSA TO THE PRINCE OP
WAGRAM AND NEUFCHATEL, MAJOR-GRNZRALO

Valladolid, 16th January.
MONSEIGNEUR—I have the honour of informing
your Excellency, that I yesterday evening received
accounts of the English having suddenly united, and
on the Bth passed the Agneda, after having formed
a bridge of boats two leagues above the place with the
besieging artillery. On the 10th the place was invest-
ed, and the siege immediately commenced.
I lost not a moment in marching to the relief of
the place. I had collected four divisions, for the
purpose of revictualling Ciudad Rodrigo, but these
forces were not now sufficient ; I was, therefore,
obliged to call two divisions of the Army of the
North, and Bonnet's division, which I ordered to
quit the Asturias. These together amount to nearly
60,000 men, with which I will march against the
enemy. You may expect happy and glorious events
for the French arms.

My army wia be united on the 21st. As I order-
ed General Montbrun to retire the latter end of Ja-
nuary, I do not expect he will join me before Febru-
ary. He has under his orders three divisions and a
part of my cavalry. (Signed)
Marshal Duke of RAGUSA.
SECOND REPORT.
Salamanca, January l a.
MONSEIGNEUR.—I have the honour of acquainting
you the moment I arrived here, that according to
the accounts which I have received, the suburbs of
Rodrigo, as well as a redoubt I ordered to be con-
structed, were on the 10th inst. carried by surprise.
This is an unfortunate circumstance, as I always con.
sidered these works would require a siege, and give
us eight or ten days.
On the other hand lam informed, that the first
pieces of the besieging artillery only passed the
Agueda on the 14th. In waiting the junction of
troops which are marching from different places, I
have pushed a strong advanced guard as near as pos-
sible to the town, in order to have it understood we
are marching to its succour.

THIRD REPORT.
On the 10th at night the enemy appeared before
Ciudad Rodrigo, and took possession of th, convents
in the suburbs. On the 16th the English batteries
opened their fire at a great distance; and on the 19th
the place was taken by assault, and fell into the
power of the enemy. There is in this event some-
thing so incomprehensible, that I will not permit
myself to make any observation on it. I have not
yet received the necessary information.
London, England, 1812-02-20

lERTHS.

Saturday, in Charlotte-street, Lioarraury, the flon. Mrs.
of a ,;on.
Friday Lit in New-street, Spring Gardens, the Lady of John
Smith, F..q. 11. P. of a th.uliter.
tl.c I.ady of colona Clay, of ason, at the Crescent,
near hianche-ter.

Saturday, in South Audley-Ereet, the Lady of the Hon. Capt.
George Cadogan Royal Navy, of a son.
London, England, 1812-02-20

SPANISH PAM:.

SITTING OF FEBRUARY I.
The Secretary made public, that in the seent
sittings of yesterday, an official communication eras
received from the Regency, in which they acquainted
them, that taking into their consideration the eminent services performed by Lord Wellington, parj
in the capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, they have collider.
ed it necessary to bestow upon his Lordship a public
testimony of gratitude : and that it was considered
advisable to grant him the rank of Grandee of Spain
of the first class, with the title of Duke of CiudA
Rodrigo, free of all expeaces, Sec.
His Majesty (continued the Secretary) has a?.
proved with acclamation the proposal of the Regeec,
and ordered that the necessary decree aasuld be 12.,
mediately carried into execution.

CADIZ, JANUARY is.
The generous Government of Great Utah 111,
granted the loan of 200,000 of hard skean, "Akita
of them by the Superior Junta of this city, to defra
the maintenance of the troops and nary torte de.
fence of the island, miliury hospitals, tortificauzc.4
and other objects set forth in the plan approved of b,
his Majesty, and which we noticed ui our paper
Number 175.
JANUARY 30.—Count De Fernan Nunez goes to
London to replace the Duke of Intanudo is Lis
embassy.

FUENTES DR 0240 R, MN. et
The Meter hays evacuated all the prowl" of
Avela, taking all the cattle and grain they mulled.
lect. They write from Victoria, that the Imperil!
Guard has set out for France, and that 16,000 um.
from the coasts of Bretagne, received counter mkt.
in the vicinity of Bayonne to march tewardsthe Mitt
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL DE RALLASTEROL
" SEARANI AWS AND DELOV COUNTRY hp,
the honour to have assembled your SO3S, forrtur tie
finest battalions ; I know that you cannot dives
yourselves of the love you bear them, and by conse.
quence of the feeling which the scparaticn of that
from you has excited in your bosoms ; but if you re,
fleet a single moment, and lay aside all prejudice, Tea
will find that my care in providing for their jams
Lion and organization is entirely conformable to the
love which I possess for them. The terribk major;
laws against them, and my inflexible character is
causing it to be observed in the army under my cos.
mand, induced me to wish to avoid shedding the
blood of these victims.

" Desertion is a crime too prevalent throughout
all the province. I have wished by these mesas is
save them from this unhappy and disgraceful foe,
In the place to which they have been destined, they
will acquire that discipline which constitutes the trio
soldier, and it will be to me the greatest satisfartim
when you perceive how much you are inciting..
Scrranians, your implicit obedience to my
and the willingness with which you have
to me your sons, are new testimonies of your lopky
and patriotism. I return you the most sincere Mahe
in the name of our nation, and have the ham to
make to you every assurance of my gratitude.
0, Your General and Countryman 4
(Signed) "
Head quarter., Carom, aa. eat HIV'
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PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 19.

Arrived his Majesty's ship SAN JOSEF from St.
Helen's at Spithead. Sailed his Majesty's ships
VAUTOUR, GOSIIAWKF, NORTH STAR, allti PARTRIDGE
for off Havre; and his Majesty's ship VzoLrr on a
cruize ; and the PEACOCK fur the Downs. Came into
harbour his Majesty's ships VALIANT and ROSAMOND.
Wind South.
London, England, 1812-02-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Pneast,sr sloop of war has arrived at Fal-
mouth horn Corunna with mails and dispatches.

FALMOU TH, FEBRUARY 17.

Arrived the Princess Mary Packet from the Lee-
ward Islands with a mail, 34. dAys from St. Thomas's.
Arrived his M?jesty's ship PHEASANT from a cruize.
Put back, by contrary winds, his Majesty's packets
Marlborough and Freeling.—Wind W. blows a gale.

FOWEY, FEB. 17.

The Express packet, that sailed from Falmouth on
the 13th inst. for Rio Janeiro, put in here to•day by
contrary winds.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 18.

Sailed the STORK, 18 guns, for Cork ; the FAWN,
18 guns, on a cruize.— I'he METEOR bomb ship (late
STAR), was commissioned yesterday by Captain
FISHER, late of the PRINCE FREDERICK.—Wind S.W.
very fine weather.
London, England, 1812-02-20

LINES

011 VIII LOSS OF THE SALDANHA 111ITGATV, CAPTAIN tilt
HON. WM. PACENNHAM,
LATELY WRECKED IN LOUOIISWILLY DAY.
sTwas eve; and o'er Loughswilly's brow,
That spurns the raging tide below,
The night-clouds pther'd fast ;
The setting sun of fiery red,
Athwart old Ocean's briny bed
Portentous radiance east.
The sea-bird wing'd his way to Una,
While foaming o'er the rocky strand,
The angry surges roar;
The signal gun with awful !lash,
Was beard amidst the billow's dash,
ge echoing from the shore :
Then, on a watery mountain's side,
We saw the brave Saldanha
We mark'd the quivering mast ;
The fearless seamen hand the sail,
Regardless of the furious gale,
And wrestling with the blast !
But vain your efforts, gallant crew !
For, fiercer as the tempest blew,
Still heavier roll'd the sea ;
While 'mid this elemental shock,
•And stranded on the fatal rock,
Ye meet Eternity !
O PACKENNAM! my gallant Friend,
By Fate denied a glorious end,
Though hard it is to parr,
The wreath of Friendship that we twhi'd
In Life's bright morning, still shall bind
Thy memory to my heart !
For, up the arduous steep of youth,
Fair Science and instructive Truth
Our onward path prepar'd ;
And, as the prospect op'd around,
Our hearts in close affection bound,
Each joy, each sorrow shar'd !
Our childhood past, by Illory fir'd,
Our souls m nobler deeds aspied ;
We join'd a gallant crew ;
Then first essay'd the hostile• blow,
And thrice, triumphant o'er the foe,
Our tatter'd ensign flew I
Lost Friend! remernbrance of tit Jay
Yet lives in all its dread array;
It's glory and it's wreck !
Still, still I see thy gleaming eye
When the loud shout of " Victory"
Resounded from our deck !
Shall then such friendship be forgot ?
Shall no memorial mirk the Spo t
Where sleeps the honour'd brave
Alas ! the sea-weed shrouds thy head,
The restless billow is thy bed,
The Ocean is thy gray.: ! T.
Feb. 14, 1812.
London, England, 1812-02-20

DEAL, FEBRUARY 19.

Arrived the INSOLPXT gun brig from a cruize, and
remains with a large fleet of outward-bound.—Wind
South-West.

GREENOCK ,FEBRUARY 17.

Arrived the Alexander, MITCHELL, at Lochendaal
from Honduras, in 53 days. The Surprise, Ross,
which sailed on the 6th inst. put back on Friday, and
again sailed, yesterday, for New Providence. Ar-
rived at Port-Glasgow on Friday, the John Crawford,
BRUCE, from St. Michael's, in I i, days. On the 6ch inst.
in lat. 49. N. long. 17. W. was boarded by the French
brig privateer la Gazelle, R. Morin, Commander, of
18 guns, and full of men, and detained ten hours, but
suffered to depart, after taking two boxes fruit, and
the Captain's quadrant. The Officers of the priva-
teer reported, that, a few days previous, they had
captured, by boarding, a Letter of Marque, of 2U
guns. and 44 men, from Liverpool.

FrISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-M3NEY.
The Detir6e, for the Plunder and Velocifere, on the 12th
Inst. at Sheernem; recalled at No. 15, ihrogmorcon-street.

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The NI rens, for the Fox, on Wedarsdey neat, at No. 7, Adel-
phi-terrace, and there recalled.
'1 he Caledonia and Snapper, for the San Nicholas and l'Aven-
tura and the Dwarf, fur New Galen, to •marrow, at No. 23, Nor
folk-street, Strand, and there recalled.
The Daphne, for the Anna Margaretha Dorothea, on board,
on her arrival in port ; recalled at No. 1, lames-street, Adelpki.
The Humber, for the Cecilia, Catharine, and Bole h, 011 the
27th iust. at No. 44, George-street, Plymouth D.xk, and then•
recalled.

The Valiant, for the St. Nicolas and l'Aveuture, on board, at
Portsm6uth, previous to her genus to s:a; recalled at No. 44,
Crozseltrte, Plymouth-Duck.
The Champion, for the Wenskabet, on Thursday next, at No.
44, George-street, Plymouth-Dock, and there reca•led.
Montague, Northumberland. and Terrible, for the San Tho-'
more, on the 21st instant ; and Harlequin, for the Ole Smith
Plough; and Aisle, for the long* Brouwer, on the 28th, at Mr.
Lodger's Office, Plymouth, and there recalled.
Harpy, for the Aurora, on the inst. at 44, George street,
Plymouth Deck, and there recalled.
Adrian, for the Thetis, on the 110th lost. at Mr. Rowe's Office,
Torpoiot, and there recalled.
London, England, 1812-02-20

' of the prisoner's offence, he conceived it probable,
that the statement of the witness might go to prove
a mitigation of punishment.
Mary Wedge, a girl of 16 years of age, stood
charged with having stolen caps, and sundry other
articles, to the value of £5, the property of Charles
Robinson, a stationer, in Red Lion-street, Holborn.
Mrs. Robinson, the wife of the prosecutor, de-
pose 1, that the prisoner had been for a short time hi
her service, when having missed the articles in ques-
tion, from a chest of drawers in which they were
deposited, she had set on font an investigation, the
result of which was, the commitment of the pri-
soner. Three pawnbrokers, with whom the pro-
perty had been pledged, gave evidence to that eif.:ct;
but the only one who received as much as could
be vallel/41 at more thin 40s. not being able to iden-
ti'y the prisoner, the capital part of the charge fell
i.o the gr.,und.
A vesl-ectable looking woman, who •A as called on
by the Counsel for the prisoner, said, she had known
her from her infutcy, that she v s always a very in-
dustrious, and a very well-behaved girl, insomuch
that she had been quite astonished when she heard
of the offence for which she was now arraigned teing
imputed to her.
Another person, who had known her for four
years, also gave her an excellent character, and in-
deed, the violent agitation in which she appeared to
be during the whole of the proceedings, indicated a
heart by no means inured to vice.
The Jury returned a verdict of—Guilty of steal-
ing under the value of Forty Shillings; bur, in
consequence of the youth of the prisoner, and the
excellent character she had received, recommended
her as a fit object for the lenity of the Court.
William li/eli: was arraigned on two indictments;
by the first he was charged with having stol?n a coat,
waistcoat, and other articles, from the house of a
person named Green, in which he was a lodger. On
this indictment he was found Guilty of stealing tin-
der the value of 40s.
The second indictment charged him with having
stolen a mat, and other articles, the property of
William Hoare, a tailor. The• prosecutor proved
the property, and
Benjamin i4nses, a salesman, deposed, that the
ct•at had been offered to him for sale by the prisoner,
and that conceiving him to be in distress, through
motir,..s of pure benevolence, he had purchased it fur
one guinea.
James Folger, S person who deals in clothes, and
lives at No. 11, High-sty:et, deposed, that he had
bought the coat from Benjamin for 18s. and it
was with much difficulty he could get it for so small
a sum.

Baron INToon, in his charge to the Jury, animad-
verted pointedly on the conduct of the v.,itncss Ban-
jamin, and desired them to consider well as to the
tact of the prisoner's having at one time taken goods
amounting to more than 40s. in value, and return -a
verdict accordingly.—Guilty of stealing under the
value of 40s.
On an application by the prosecutor to have the
expenses of the witnesses allowed,
Baron WOOD signified the acquiescence of the
Court, with the exception of Benjamin, on account
of the extreme impropriety of his conduct.
London, England, 1812-06-27

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L4W-fIfILLICfiNCE .. v

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNI 27.

Tilt KING V. MINT.
In this canse the defendant was prosecuted by th,
ATTORNETtENERAL, for a libel on his ROYALIHIGH.
NEss the Pniwcz Rwrzyr. The cause sto,d for trial
this day, and it was called on by Mr. GARROW, hut
there bring only six Special Jurois present, and a
Tales could not be payed, the proceedings w.ll
stand over till next Tcrm. The Court was much
clowdod in expectation of the Trial.
London, England, 1812-06-27

TRANSPORT OFFICE, Jame 26, 1812.
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SCHEME.
1 Prize of 200,000 is 220,000
1 - - 15,000 - . 15,000
1 - - 10,1500 - . lopoo
1 - - 5,000 - • 5,000
1 - - 4,000 . - 4,000
1 - - 3,000 - 3,C00
2 - - 2,000 • 4,000
-
4 - - 1,000 - - 4,000
6 - - 500 • . 3,000
8 - - 400 - . 9,200
10 - . 200 - . 3,009
12 - - 200 - - 4,400
20 - . 100 - - 2,000
50 - - 50 - - 2,500
70 - - 40 - - 2,800
. 100 - - 30 - - 9,000
124 . . 25 - - 9,100
2,000 - - 15 . . 30,000
Only 12,000 Tickets, an different Numbed. The whole to
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- PIRLIAMEPTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSU OF LORDS, APRIL 14.
• A Message from the Commons desired ; couference with
their Lordships in the Painted Chamber, respecting the amend-
ments made by them to the Local MiHis Rill, which being itel4.
the Report thereof wu ordered to be taken into consideration to-
morrow.

EAST INDIA COMPANY.
The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE presented the Fourth
Report of the Committee an the East India Company's Affairs.—
Ordered to lie on the table.
Lord LAUDERDALE moved for copies of certain Corres-
pondence between the Marquis Wellesley and the Court of Di-
rectors.—Ordered to be laid en the Table.
His Lordship also moved for an account of the regulations of
the Company's Setilentenu in India, which was negatived.
The Duke of NORFOLK presented a petition from the Manu-
facturers of Sheffield, praying for the opening of the Trade to the
East Indies.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
The Duke of NORFOLK wished to know when the subject of
the Company's Charter was to be brought forward, and wuat
ezrations Government intended to propose respecting it.
The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE said, it was impossible to
give a distinct answer to those questions at present.
Earl GREY contended, that this Important subject should
have been so managed as to have given the House and the coun-
try the fullest possible information, and afforded Parliament
ample time for deliberation respecting it. It would now be Im-
possible, ai this late period ef the Session, to give it that full con-
sideration which they owed to the people, and he therefore hoped,
that, if they were nut now prepared to enter on it, Ministers
would not press it oa the House during this Session.
London, England, 1812-06-18

ORDNANCE OFFICE, June 3, 1612.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
JESTrc ORDNANCE, Jo hereky 'We Melee,
That PropOsals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Friday, the 2&h day of June next, from such Persons
is may be 'willing to undertake the performance of the CAR-
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Department, for a period of One Year.
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
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4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and
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Division ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said e6th
instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of 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 Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary,

OFFICE OF ORDNAIVC 8, Jw“ 3, 1113. •
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of flls JIM-
INSTrs ORDNANCE, de hereby live N4Aes,' • •
That Proposals will be received at theist Office in Pag-Man,
on or before Monday, the 22d day of )one next, from such per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the
PLUMBER'S WORK at Sheerness for Service of this Depart-
ment for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expira-
tion of one year, upon three months notice, at the option of
either party.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known upon application to the respee-
zive Officers of the Ordnance at Sheerness, and at the Secretary's
Office, in PAD-mail afurvaid, any day between the hours of tett
and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed
op, and endorsed " Proposals for the Plumber's Work at Sheer-
ness ," but no Proposal car, be admitted after the said 223
irstant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither
will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
Lty Order of the Board, A. IL CREW, Seer vary.
London, England, 1812-06-20

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Ct. Rrd. 561i-4 per Ct. 723 ii
s per Ct. Cons. for money shut—Ditto for opg. 5$
Bonds 36. 4.. die.-I.g. Anne. 1 5-omnium 21111 pre.

The length and importanceof the matters contained
in our columns of Thursday prevented us from congra-
tulating our readers on the suspension, for the pre-
sent, of the odious and expensive system of erecting
additional Barracks throughout the Country. 'The
arguments generally advanced by the advocates for I
laying fresh burdens on this account on an impove-,
rished people have been the preservation of the
morals of the soldier, and indeed of the public
peace, by preventing that intercourse with their
fancy citizens which might lead to profligate and dis-
sipated h tbits. But is this great and praise-worthy ob-
ject to be attained in no oth,er way than by confining
the soldier within the four walls of a Barrack-room;
and at the expence of several millions of the public
treasure in a crisis like the present ?
Is it not notorious that the very restraint
which the soldier labours under in Barracks, con-
fines his intercourse with the neighbouring inha-
bitants to the nocturnal and clandestine assem-
blies, in which vice and immorality, in all their
gradation, are exhibited and practised, ar..l which
ir.crease, in a lamentable degree, the frequency of the
odious punishment of flogging ? But to mention an
evil without suggesting a remedy, is the office of a
gloomy and desponding moralist--We would, there-
fore, recommend, as a substitute. for the Barrack Sys-
tem, that the quarters of our gallant soldiers, should
be changed so frequently as to prevent them from
either communicating or acquiring those vices which
may be prejudicial to the morals of the state. This
frequency of removal will have other great and be-
neficial effects.—lt will prevent the soldier from for-
ming those local attachments, which, in the event-of
disturbances, would make him forget his duty as a
soldier, or, when ordered upon service, would embit-
ter his reflections as a man. We du not mean that
his education or habits should be such as to render
him callous to the softer feelings of humanity ;—but
we would remove him as much as possible from those
ties which unfit him for the display of the allegiance
which he has sworn to his King and tit his country.
Let our regiments therefore be frequently and un-
‘xpectedly (but not hastily) marched from village to
village ; the health of the men will thus be preserved,
they will be admirably initiated into the duties of a
campaign, and hardened into soldiers by the practice
of real military exercises. Above all, let them be
punctual in their attendance upon religious worship,
wherever they are quartered—they will thus furnish
examples to the other classes of Society. Their
morals will be best preserved by banishing every thing
resembling idleness from their ranks, and the inhabi-
tants where they reside will be improved and not
vitiated by their intercourse.
London, England, 1812-06-20

ORDATANCE OFFICH, June 3,181..
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.

JESTr: ORDNANCE. do hereby give Ndiee►

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall,
on or before Friday, the 26th day of June next, from such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the performance of the CAR-
PENTER'S WORK in the Medway Division, for service of this
Denotement, for a period of One Year.
Further particulars, togi•ther with the Terms an 3 Conditions
of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office in Pall-Malt aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and
4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and
endorsed, " Proposals for the Carpenter's Work in the Medway
Division ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said 26th
instant, at twelve oclock at noon of 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 Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE JP ORDN4NG2, June 3, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-

JRSTD, ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 22d day of June next, from such per.
.sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the
PLUMBER'S WORK at Sheerness for Service of Otis Depart-
ment for a period of "Three Years, determinable after the expira-
tion of one year, upon three months notice, at the option of
either party.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known upon application to the respec-
tive Officers of the Ordnance at Sheerness, and at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, where the Yropokals must he de•livsred, sealed
up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Plumber's Work at Sheer-
ness ;" but no Proposal cart be admitted after the said 22J
instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither
will any Tendet be noticed unless the Party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the hoard, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE, LIFE, ANU
ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS—OFFICE
LUDGATE-WILL, .LONDON.
PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Policies
expire at MIDSUMMIII, are respectfully informed, that
Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery
at the °Mee, and with the respective Agents of the Company
throughout the United Kingdom.
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.
N. B. Policies of Insurance, which expire at the above petiod,
should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.
London, England, 1812-06-20

SALES BY AUCTION.

ST. JAMES'S PIACF.. fiat
COMPACT DWELLING HOUSE, contiguous to the Pa&
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thur-ely, June 25, at Tvetlve.,
ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a compact Dwelliog.hotise, situate in St. hnit
s'e
Place, corner of Cleveland-coon, adapted frr the :is:deuce at
a single Gentleman, or a small Family ; con ...lining on the uppee
storey. three lied-rooms ; second flour, three 1.111 roues.; on ilso
first storey, a Drawing-room neatly papered, toravng a I rata
room and Library, at pleasure; ground itorty, a neat I:nu-arc
ball, good Dining-parlour, and Water-closet ; in the tswirent,
Kitchen, Scullery, Butler% Pantry, Lai der, Servants' 11:11, Wum,
Coal, and Beer Cellars.
To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Pri-Mses; at
Cutaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden %iam
of witont rickets for vlesSing may be had.

STANLEY HOUSE, CHEISIA.
Desirable and very eligible RESIDENCE, beau iful Pleasure
Grounds, excellent Gartl.ms, Fish Ponds. Ofkis, and Mea.krer
Land.—By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway'., on Thursday. June 25, at Twe've,
A VERY I)rsirabie and Truly E gihle LEASE,
HOLD ESTATE ; cuir.priA.ig a suLstzosial brick built
RESIDENCE, called STANLEY HOUSE, situate in the King's.
road, Chelsea, recently repaired aid beat.t.fied, at . cons:Azabis
expcnce, planned for the accommodation ar.d fit for the ininw-
diate reception of a Family of distinciun, within an easy ride it
Town. The House stands back from the road, t nclos.d by lefty
walls, a Lawn, Carriage Drive, and Ttrrace-walk, in too*,
,a.
cellent Offices of all descriptions, Stabling fur six Horst', Casa.
houses, Wash-house, Laundry, liairy, and other detached
The grounds comprise a very beauilful Lawn at the hni,
adorned by Forest-trees, Shrubs, and flower-borders, taitcffiLe
disposed, and laid out with gravel walks, ernamtcted by fins
lofty Timber-trees. The Gardens are very extensive, in a
state of perfection, abundantly eto..ked and cropped, me pawed
by high walls, clothed with numerous wells leered Frui.are....
standards and elialior4, and Fiat p.inds well stored, aa.da Mee.
dose at'juining ; the whale about ten Acres.

To 6c viewed by Ttckc►s. Particti:ars on the !remise►; at
Garrawayb; a►:d in Mr. Robins, Wm wick-street, Golden-spare,
of whom Tickets for viewing may be laid.

OXTED, SURREY, NEAR CODSTOI•7II7—"'
COMPACT FAR)II, cort•AGF, AND BLACKSMITH'S
SHOP and LAND, with COMMON /Jour.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrawav'a, on Wedticssl.iy, July I, at Twelve,
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, CAM
SHEPHERD'a BARN. rittsate at Hurst Green, its*
Parish of Oared, near Codstut c, is t! c County of St rrey;
pr:sing a c3nifurtaide Cottage, a illittlisruith's Shop, Ya:4
Stabl,-, Cattle Shed. and a good Oar co, w tth sundry J.,
of Arabic, -an I Coprice containing
Acres, with a Right of Common._

To -be viewed, Ly applying to Mr.Tirttl, on the Pr-rr.•ty •
whom 1)-rticulori may be had; at the Witt: Hart, Gw•
King's Arms and Grey-linund, Croydon; at Garraway's;
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden sqnare.
London, England, 1812-06-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DREADFUL HIPWRFCIC:
" ST.loits%, NrwroutißLAßD, A/MUM
"We are sorry tw state the loss of t.. , .1, , :tries,
Don DAL, laden with b.ile goods for this port. She
left Liverpool on the IF,th of March, iitid on the
26th fell in with ice, acccmpauied by a heavy swells
which forced her with such violence against it, tl . t 1
her planks were started, and she began to settle.—
The Captain and crow (eight in number) had scar. ey
time to quit the vessel when she instantly went d. As e,
leaving with them nothing to subsist upon but seals
and ice. In this deplorable situat.on the) cohta ued
for 19 days, 14 .of which they were among the ice :
during this time the Chief Mate, Second Mate, and
three men died. The Captain, one man, and a bey
(the only survivors) were picked up by the b•ar..
garet, JOHN BRAKE, Master, from Halifax, and'
brought in here this morning in a most pitiable vale.
I The greatest praise is due to Captain BRAKE, kr his
attention paid to the unfortunate sufferers."

FALMOUTH, JUNE 17.
By the packet Francis FreeEnv, which arrived yes-
terday horn Jamaica, after a passage of six %. earl
and five days, we learn that Captain YEo, in use
SOUTHANIPTON frigate, is ordered by Admiral Snit-
LING to take posse ssion of Amelia Island.
Sailed the Chichester packet for Surinam i Wind.
sor Castle packet for Gibraltar an f! Malta ; Cartett.t
packet fir New York and Halitax ; and the Diaohl
packet for Cadiz, all with mails and passengers.—
Wind N.N.W. fresh gales.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 19. •
Arrived last evening. after post, the BOYNF., of 94
guns, Admiral Sir H. B. NtALF, with the Timm of
b 0 guns, and Cor.o.t.ses and CONQUEirliDalt, 01 74
guns each, part of the 'Charm' sleet, but forced in by
contrary winds. They will sail as soon as the wind
proves fait. Arrived also the Airstioc frigate from
off Brest ; and JALOISE sloop of war from Cork,s
Sailed the INGELLIGENT, of 14 guns, on a ctuize.
There are row in all seven sail t.f the line in Caw.
-sand Bay.—Wind West.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19.
Arrived at St. Helen's his Majesty's ship Woot.-
VARINE from a cruize. His Majesty's ship Gos
unwrcz hives instructions to the trade bound to Por
tugal, Spain, and the Islediterranean.—Wind West
South-Wrist.

DEAL, JUNE 19.
Arrived the LOCUST gun brig with a convoy fro
Portsmouth, which are sailed for ditferentdestinaLiuns.
Wing S.W. blows hard.
CORK, JUNE Is.
Arrived his Majesty's sloop WANDERER, Cap
tain NEWCOMBE, and six sail of transports to take
troops.—Wind W. •
London, England, 1812-06-20

In.a few days will be pill,' shed,
biro. price 1 2r. demy, and 184. royal, boards, embellished with
*4En:raving of Sir CLOUDI4LIT Sawicz., from tin original
In the Hampton-Court Cuilectlon,
THE SECOND VOLUME of-CAMPBELL'S
LIVES OF 'I H 1 ADMIRALS.

By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq.
• London: Printed for C. LBarrlngton, 344, Strand; and to be
Sad of all other ltookse.lers.—Of whom also the FIRST vu LI; ME
may likewi.e be rflcored
London, England, 1812-06-20

hiESSNI N.

WANTED, by a steady, active, married Man,
without incumbrance, the Mess of a Cavalry Regi-
ment. He is in every respect peculiarly qualified : his charac:er
for abilities and responsibility will he timid urdeuiAble. Dirtct
to H. R. at Mr. Gear's, fishmonger, No. 50, Great Nlary•la-
Boune-street, Cavendish-square.

To NOBLEMEN, GEN FLEM EN, and 0 UHF:KS.
WANTS a Situation, as STEWARD cr. BAI-
LIFF, a young Man, s 2 years of age, has a thorough
knowledge of the Norfolk and Suffolk modes of Husbandry, the
Breeding, Buying, Selling, and Management of all sorts of
Stock; has some knowledge of Land Surveying and Mapping.—
Respectable references can be givenas to character and ability.
A line addressed to H. E. B. Green Dragon, Bishopsgate-street,
London, will be duly attended tn.
London, England, 1812-06-20

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, June 17, 11112.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST INDIES, do herely give Notiee,
That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap-
pointed to be held at their House in Lcadenhall-street, on Wed-
nesday next, the 24th Instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon
Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the 20th March last,
and of this day, for allowing a Pensitm of £409 per Annum to
Captain ROBT.RT HAY, late Commander of the ship Astell, will
be laid before the said General Court for their approbation,
agreeably to the 19th Section of the 6th Chapter of the Com-
pany's Bye Laws. WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-06-20

THEATRE ROYAI., covEttr-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING,' JUNE 20, will
he performed.
JUNG HENRY THE EIGHTH.
King Henry of England, Mr. EGERTON;
Cardinal Wolsey, Mr KEMBLE.
Katharine, Mrs. SIIJDONS,
ping the last night hut five of Mrs. Siddons's acting.)
Anne Buden, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
'To which will be added the Farce of
THE LIAR.
Moo*, the Tragedy of Coriolanus ; with De la Perouse.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON,
Box•Book.and House-keeper.
NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN P-GARDEN.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 23, will be acted
THE FIRS I' PART OF
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
Lary the Fourth, King of England, Mr. MURRAY;
Henry, Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Hotspur, Mr. KENIBLE ;
Sir Walter Blunt, Mr. EGERTON;
Sir Richard Vernon, Mr. lARUNTON;
Sir John Falvaff, Mr. FAWCETI';
l'oins, Mr. FARLEY;
farriers, Mesirs. LISTON and TREBY;
Francis, Mr. SIMMONS.
Lady Percy, Mrs. H. JO fill iTON ;
Hostess, Mrs DAVENPORT.
After which (by permission of the Author) the Burlesque Tragic
Opera of
BOMBASTES FURIOSO !
Artaxominoits (King of Utopia) Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Fusbos, (Nit! ister of state) Mr. TAYLOR;
General homba,tes, Mr. I I'ON, who will introduce the fa.
vuuritc Air of •' Hope tohi a flatter.ng tale."
Distaffi la, Mrs. LIS l'O N.
la the course of the Even.ng, a favourite Song, "The Death of
Nelson!" by Mr. SINCLAIR.
To which will be added the Grand Pantomime Ballet of
OSCAR AND MALVINA.
Oscar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Fingal, Mr. BOLOGNA;
Carrot, Mr. FARLEY.
Malvina, Mrs. PINCO
The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin
at half past six.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New
Box-Office, .Prince's Place, Harr-street, Cov.:nt Garden.

'1 'HE SOCIETY of SCHOOLMASTERS have
au ho& ized Mr. CASE to provide Au stants in every De-
partment. hose who are inclined to engage may heat of situa-
tions immediately, and Gentlemen in the Profession can always
IA supplied. Mr. CAse has several Schools to dispose of, and
any Gentleman inclined to resign may always meet with a put-
tha.er.—Books of the Society, and further particulars, may he
Wan, by applying to R. Case, 38, Gloucester-street Queen-
any day, after twelve o'clock. Letters (post paid) duly
Waded to.
London, England, 1812-06-16

SPACIOUS CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE.

GREAT CUMBKRLAND-STREET, Cs MIP.(I.AND-
GATE, OXFORD-STREET, opposite HYDE PARK.
With Immediate Possession, by Mr. RO' tiNS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley Cornhill,nn Thurs-

day, the 25th of lune, 1812, at *1 welve &Clock,
AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a substantial spacious and capital Family Reel-
. dente, planned tnr the acconamisdation of a Nobleman or Family
of distinction, and finished in an elegant manner, commanding a
full view of Hyde Park. Containing on the upper floor, four
good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones ; second floor, four
excellent Bed-chambers, two Dreoing•rooms fitted with marble
and wood chiconey-pieces ; principal floor, a spacious lofty Draw-
ing-room in front, of lancommnnly handsome proportions, ele-
gantly fitted up, finished with statuary, marble chimney-pieces ;
a smaller. Drawing-room communicating. and a Study ; ground
storey, Entratice•hall enclosed, a spacious yveibule or liner Hal,
and commodious light stone Staircase, a cabal F.atlng-parloitr,
excellent Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, secondary
stone Staircase, and in open airy Yard at the back ; basement
storey, Houseke,...,er's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants Hall,
Sleeping-room, K.tchen, and other Offices, Wire and I:es r
ViltiltA for Coals, Etc. open Art as, and Stlis to the 11. rest.
To be viewed by •rickets on natilays and Wednesdays. Par•
Oculars at Garraway's ; and of XI% Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square; of whont,tickt-ta for hewing may be bad.
London, England, 1812-06-16

DIED.
Rev. Philip Wroughton, of Woolley Park, Berks.
Rev. Robert Parr, of St. Giles's, Norwich, Rector of Heigh-
am, near that city, and of Kirkity, Suffolk.
saturday, in Uryansrone-strert, the Hon. Edward Lambert, of
the Ist Foot Guards, son of the Earl of Cavan.
London, England, 1812-06-16

?Tilt PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of !US MA-
-1 Jisrn ORDNAN'E, do hereby give Notice,
rho Proppsds will be teceived u their Office its
•orbefore Friday, the 46th day of June next, from such Persons
•my De willirg to undertake the performance of the CAR-
?ENTER'S WORK in thg Medway Division, for service of this
Department, fa a period of One Year.
Father particulars, together with the Terms to iCandidons
of the Coetrac., may be known upon application at the Secretes y's
O6aiapsis. Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and
4 OVOCks where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and
iodated, "Proposals for the Carpenter's Work in the Medway
-Doidon;* but no proposal can be admitted after the said 26th
input,st twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will
sey Trader be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent
in by Wig, shall attend.
Ity Order of the Buard,

R. H. CREW, Secretary.
..._

CAMS OP ORDIPANCJI, Isar 3, ISM
riEPRINCIPAL OFPIICERS of HIS MA-
JISTry ORDNA NCR, do &rifle.. Notice,

Ist Proposals will be received at their °See in Pall-Mall,
on Or before Monday, the 22d day of June next, from such per-
ces as may be willing to undertake the performance of the
?LUMBER'S WORK a- Sheerness for Service of tl:is Depart-
lot for a period of 1 bree Years, determinable after the expira-
tiai one year, upon three months notice, at the option of
sitter party.

Further Rarticulass, together with the Terms and Conditions
d the Contract, may be known upon application to the respec-
t* Officers of the Ordnance at Sheerness, and at the Secretary's
Ofce, in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours .of ten
zed four o'clock, where the eroposals must be delivered, sealed
sp,and endorsed " Proposals for the Plumber's Work at Sheer-
ing," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 22d
bast, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither
01 any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an
Ain in his behalf, shall attend.
Ity Order of the board,

CREW, &crater".
London, England, 1812-06-29

JONES V. SEWELL AND DOURO°.

This was au action brought by the Administrators
aft knit non of the late Sit Wiliam Pulteney, under
the direction of a Master in Chancery, to recover se-
veral large sums of money, advanced by bin• Wit-
Tram to two young gentlemen, for whom he purchas-
ed a flat-mid at Hounslow, for £6OOO, and establish-
ed in business. There was an attempt to prove that
Sir William became a par tner in the trade, •becluse
he recommended the children of. Mr. Petrie to the
honour of the defendants, when they came to divide
the profess ; but
' Lord ELLENEOROUGH over-ruled the defence, and
the debt was acknowledged in a letter from the de-
lend,ants. There was also another action,
London, England, 1812-06-29

This day was poblished.
The Sixth Edition, most handsomely printe4 in one Volume Bvo.
nice 1 s. id.
ESSAYS en SHAKESPEARE'S DRAMATIC
CHARACTERS wi h (now first added) an illustrati, on of
Shakespeare's representation of Na Torsi CharActrr4 in that of
fluellen.—By WILLIAM RICH Alt DSON, M. A. F. R. S. E.
Professor of Hoinanity in the Univ,-rsity of Olaseow.
Printed for Samuel Bagster, 81, Strand.

IMPERIAL. CALENDAR, CORRECTED TO JUNE.
Th'.; flay was published, a new Edition, of
'FFIE BRITISH IMPERIAL CALENDAR,
embiariog all the New Niinitterial Arrangements anti
other alt.i winos, corrected to this month. To which is added,
an Alphabeth al Index, by which insiara reference may be made
to the bimation or Offices held by each individual.
By B. P. CAPPER. •
Pt ice 4s. 61 bound in red, or 6s. 6d. with the Alphabetical
Indett. •
Printed for Winchester and Son, No. 61, Strand, and the
whet- Proprietors; and sold by :he Bookseatrs and Stationers
in general.

MARRIED.
Rev. T. Holmes, of Bunn, Suffolk, to Miss M. Tuthill, of the
same place.
Rev. 1 horns. Selwyn, to Charlotte Sophia, eldest daughter of
the Right Horiour.ibk and Right Rev. Lord George Murray, la e
Bishop of St. David's.
At Hatfield, the Rev. E. Hodgson, vicar of Richmansworth,
Hert fordihire, to Georgians, third daughter of the Lae W. F ranks,
Esq. Beech-hilN in the same county.
The 2 Sth Instant, J. Aubert, Esq. of the lion. East-India Com-
pany's Bengal Native Infantry, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr.
). S. Burford, of Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square.