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London, England, 1812-07-03

GUIDE. TO LONDON.
A New Edition for 1812 was this day pulished,
of the PICTURE of LONDON,.aad may be had of Messrs.
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row,
i price 61. dd. bound lu Red.

MR, WAKEFIELD'S IRELAND.
Tab day was published, In two large Volumes 4to. with a Map
of.the Country, price £6. es. boards,
:AN ACCOUNT of I RELAND, S TATISTI-
CAL .sod POLITICAL ' •
Dy EDWARD WAKEFIELD
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noster-row ; and at the Brirsh Gallery, 54, NCNV LOII4-street.

• MONEY. •
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uuiies, Rest Charges, Marriage Sett AValow; Jointure ,
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witty promptitude, secrecy, and honour. Apply pers..t.ally,
re-
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KENT, NEAR DARTFORD. •
To be LET, Ready Furnished, with Immediate possession,
AN excellent FAMILY MANSION in complete
repair, being a most desirable Residence for a genteel
Family, and containing an Entrance-hall, Study, Breakfast I'ar-
lour, Drawing-room and Dining-room of handsome dimensions,
commanding rich and beautiful views, with five best Bcd-rooms,
and convenient Dressing-rooms, and Attics, good Kitchens,
Houtekeeper's Room, and Butler's Pantry, LarJer, and Out-
dices of every description,' Coach-house, Stabling, Yard, Sic.
with convenient Lodges, an excellent Garden well cropped
either with or without 35 Acres of vet 7 good Pasture and Arable
Land. Situate 15 miles from London and one Irons Dartford,
in t< mat mptciabla and genteel neighbourhood.
To be viewel, and foeturther particuLus, apply to Mr. North-
teat, Law Ftationer; Chancery lane, London; or Messrs.
Claridge and Austen, Solicitdrs, Sevenoaks.
London, England, 1812-05-09

HRRTS-BELMONT PARK.

Freehold Estate, the principal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax re•
deemed.—The spacious elegant Family Mansion, thriving Plan-
tations, Meadow and Arable Land, near Itill Acres.
By Mr. ROBI NS,
At Carraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, in One Lot,
'1 'HE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Tate-free, and Land-tu redeemed, called BELMONT
PARK, near the tillage of East Barnet, and within 11) miles of
London ; comprising an elegant Family Residence, seated on a
beautiful eminence, commanding extensive views hi ail directions,
planned for a Family of the First Distinction, with offices of all
descriptions, lawns, and pkastire-grounds, tastenilly disposed dry
gravel walks, and thriving plantations, excellent kitchen garden,
walled round, and well stocked with the finest fruit-trees, peach-
, house, two graperies, ice-house, &c. farm-yard, and convenient
buildings, an entrance lodge, and carriage drive to this House,
surrounded by upwards of nit acres of rich meadow land, in a ring-
fence, and 14 acres of arable land; held under the Crown for a
long term, us trilling rent. The Whole forming an eligible Pro.
pan for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family; excellent neigh.
bourbood, good roads, and beantifutrides in all directions, and
only ten miles from London.
May be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at
the Cat, East Barnet; Red Lion, and Green Man, Barnet;
Castle, Highgate; Cherry-Tree, Southgate; at Garraway's • and
of Mr.Reblns, Warwiek-streer, Golden-square; where Tickets
for viewing may be had, an 4 a Plan of the Estate seen.
London, England, 1812-01-16

Nrxr MONDAY•IS THE LAiT DAY VOU GAN BUY
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE
DRAWING OF- THE 111.R.TE LOTITIRY BEGINS AT
lAMB O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING.
ONLY 12,0(10 TICKETS.
1 IE2I 5 0 - will Oaln - ieen,oro
-10 111 0 - %id Gila . 10,000
1 sio 0 - will Gb , - 5,000
216 6 . will Clain . ..
IEI 41 . will Gain - v,5040
I,t 5o
BISH solicits your immediate commands at
L • No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, and
hopes to be equally fortunate to adventtirers as in the Two last
Lotteries, when he sold the following Tickets in Shares:
'1,693 - Chu A £16,060 1,853 - Class A - ,C 2,000
8,348 - C 15,000 1,833 - B - spy)
3,363 - A ,- 5,000 2,025 - C - 1,000
• -71 - • A - 9,000 1,856 - A - 5000
Ste. &c. &c.

EDUCATION.
stmrikrAßY of the Rev. JOHK EirANS,
1 A. M. for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's-low, Isj.nr-
ton, trill open on Monday. January 20th, after the Christmas
' Recess. Reference may be made to Dr. Abral-am Rees, the Hon.
Simon Fraser and Co. Cornhill, and also to Messrs. Grosvenor
and Chater,Corrthill. See the Fifth Edition of an ESSAV nn EDW.
sit rto N, with a Chart of Education, to be bad of Sherwood and
Co. Paternoster-row. Mr. E. has been at considerable espence
in enlarging the School-room and Play ground, as well as fitting
up kpleakaut Api,itment, with Globes, Maps, &c. for a few elder
Pupils who-are finishing their education.

. .
WHITE HORSE INN 4 TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN-
TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FEIVER-LANE, LONDON.
I AMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints
his Friends and the Public, that be hail recently taken the above
long estabEslied 'Concern, and in solidtlng their Patronage ant
that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr.Senniel Holmes, in.
$. forms them,tbat with a view to render the most superior accom-
modation, he has made considerable alterations and imps ovements
on the Premises ; and that from an arrangement with some of
•the first Merchants in the City, he is enabled to itave always on
/rand MI extensive stock, of the most choice old Wines, and ge-
nuine Spirits, and lie assures tho,e. Genthmen and Families who
honour him with their support, that tin elation on his part shall
be watgion to render diem every cunnort an Inn can possibly
afford.—Coaches to most parts of •the Kingdom.—Neat Post
Chaises.
London, England, 1812-03-24

RUMN EY MARSH.

Valuable Freehold Estate. rich Grazing and Arable Land, Dry.
church, near I lythc, in the County of Kant.-
By Mr. itOßlip,
.114 the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashtord, Kett, on Tuesday, tho
14th of April, at Twelve, In Two Lou.i . •
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,Land
Tax retlermol, and nearly Ti rl•e-free situate at Dyns-
cisur:h. in If money Marsh, near Hythe, lb:County of Kent.
. .

Lot 1. An eligible Farm, containing upwards of fitty.two
acres nf rich grazivg and arable land, lying perfectly cunvart,
with a ham, shed, and yard, situate on the road front St. Mary's
to tiornchurch.

Lot 2. A Ditto, annstating of nearly 33 ants of rich Grazing
Land, lying together and near the church, on the road from Dm.
church to Burmanlt; both in the occupation of Mr. Was. ter.ant
at soil!. 'These estates pay a modus Ia Hsu of tythes, o 1 one bbil.
Lag per acre fur the grazing land.
May be *.ewed by applying to Mr. Witlisms, at the Rose and
Crown Inn, Dymchurch, of whom particulars may be had; at
be George Inn, at Lydd ; White Hart, Rye; blew Inn, Itomaey ;
Saracen's Head, Ashford; London Inn and Ship, Dover ; Foun-
tain, Canterbury; of Messts. Batchelor and Potts, Sackers, Ser.
jeant's Inn, Fleet-street; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-are,4
Golden-square; where a plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1812-03-24

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, P.6rtary 26, 1612.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MFRCHANTSof ENGLAND,tradimg
to th: EAST INDIES, do hereby give No:iee,
1 hat at the Quarterly General Cot= of the said Company, ap-
pointed to be held en Wednesday, the 2,5.11 of March next, the
Unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of this day,
wherein they state, that the Commander, Officers, and Owners,
of the ship CEYLON, are fully acquitted of all imputation of
neglect or misconduct in respect to the Capture of the said Ship,
will be reported to the General Court, agreeably to the Act of
the 89th of his presunt Majesty, Ch. 89.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-03-24

I'OOIII POWDER.

BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regArded as
one of the greetest blessings Pret; lence can b. stnw, witl.out
which the finest formed face is Invert, et; inattention to the teeth
and gums is the principal cause of an ore ntive breath Be I LI: 'S
VEG ET ABLE itI,TOMA 111: e root POWLIEIL is a Is 105: elegant
ond certain remedy for all diseases of tke teeth an.: gums ; its
pat ticttbr qualities arc not simply coMineckso cleansing-the tet th,
but will preserve them in the bights; state of pert en on; ; it yiil
render them beautifully white, facten such as may be loose, and
restot c th,rn to their original purity, entirely et wham the scurvy
in the gums, cause them to adhere t lase and firm to the with,
render 'bent of a he.ilt liful red, and the brew li delicately sweet,
relieve and cure ti.t:mos: exarucLaing tooth-ach, gumehtles, arid
swelled face.

Sold ss holesaie and retail at Mr. Billies, 4. Cheapside, corner
of Patel nost‘r-row ; aid retail by Beam and Sharp, Portsmouth,
Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Malki y. ant.
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table Medicine Venders in the King.icrn, in Boxis tts. 9d. u3O.
London, England, 1812-10-30

HOOPING COUGH CURED Wi Hour INWARD
MEDIC INE.
ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION.
MANY thousands of Children are cured annually
by this remedy ; on the first attack an immediate applica-
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taking any hold of theconstitution, and a few times may cone.
pletely cure. In the most obstinate cases perseverance will pro-
duCe the desired affect; and a o remedy eau be so-well caL•ulated for
children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly.
In common Coughs, this medicine is equally efficacious and may
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In no ease can this medicine be genuine unless signed on the wrap-
per by 3. Rocas, and ever stamp the names of " Shaw and Ed-
wards, 66, St. Pau's Church-yard," (who are the only Wholesale
Venders) engraved thsreou. Pike 4s. and Li. 2s. per Bottle.
London, England, 1812-10-30

FRENCH PAPARS.

PARIS, OCTOBER 18.
CONSIDERATIONS ON THR WAR WITH RUSSIA.
The observation of Trivufcio to Louis XII, has
been often repeated :•-g4 To make war with success,
you must have, Ist, money ;-2dly, money ;-3dly,
money."—How much more just and noble is the
maxim proclaimed by Hannibal, adopted by Frede-
rick, and of which we have so often seen the brilliant
application by that Hero who has surpassed them
both—" It belongs to war to support war."
Must a nation begin by exhausting itself, in order
to inflict vengeance on its enemy ? and should not
all the weight of the contest be made to fall on those
adversaries who have provoked it ?—The first consi-.
deration, then, the first duty of the head of a great
peoplo, is, to render sacred and inviolable the coun-
try which it inhabits. Since we have seen realized'
amongst us the wish which Alexander expressed
when at the point of death,—since the sceptre and '
the sword were placed in the hands of the most wor-
thy, have we felt any alarm for the safety of our
Frontiers ? Have war, and all its attendant scourges,.,
deformed the soil protected by his powerful arm 1—
It was enough for him to shew himself, in order to
drive them back on the territory of the presumptu-
ous enemy who threatened them.
In vain did that enemy confide in the immensity of
distance. This age was destined to see revived the
times of Cyrus and of Alexander. Seventy days have
scarcely elapsed since the first French bayonet glittered
in the eyes of the Russians, and already the eagle of
Napoleon floats over the ancient palace of the Czars.
For the first time, the sons of the Seine, of the Loire
aacl the Ikhone, penetrate into regions hardly known
to theii fathers. But the descendants of the Gauls,
Who laid Rome in ashes, do not exclaim, like their
ancestors, " Woe to the vanquished !" Never did
civilization obtain a finer victory over barbarism.—
It is the conquerors who save the vanquished from
the effects of their own rage.
A subject of the Russian Czar dared to will tba
Moscow should perish; and the army of the rxench
Monarch snatched that superb city from destruction.
.--But let us cease for a moment to follow the rapid
sweep of our victorious legions, and let us calmly
contemplate the wise arrangements which prepared
their triumph, ansi seure to di= its advantages. Let
us view, %bah new admiration, another example of
war maintaining war. Let us lay open to the envi-
ous view of our rivals, the immense resources presen-
ted by' the conquered country, and of which the ene-
my by his very position is henceforward deprived.
As soon as alt hope of peace vanished, the armies
destined to support the cause of Europe against the
new allies of England, were put in motion. From
the first day. of hostilities, encamped on the enemy's
territory, they formed an uninterrupted chain from
the mouth of the* Niemen to the sources of the Bug.
London, England, 1812-12-02

SF,COND ED.rrfoN;

We stop the preii to state, dial ailments hive
heerirec. eived in town, which state, tbit Sonvr and
SouHaii.have forined a junction, and seemed deter-
mined to bring the Marquis of WELtmioross
to an action. • The latter ii strongly posted
near Salamanca, and in direct communication with
Sir R. HILL, at Alba de Torrael. Our united force
was 6t),00./ men, eitlbsive of Spaniard; our earth',
6,000.
General ELii bid fa ieied hisldrid With 16,000
Spaniards. SotiLt. had Ir/ithshisilie his. sick from
Madrid.
CAIWARELLI had left the Northern Army with
Some infantry and -ca*.alry.
••••••=l6Lor
London, England, 1812-12-02

JEWISH Rzposrmit Y.
on let, lOUS, will he published, price 6d. No.J.
of a new Periodical Work, entitled,
rHE JEWISH REPOSITORY, or Monthly Com-
municatinns respecting the Jews, and the Proceedings of
the London Society. Booksellers and others, who wish t,) he
supplied with the above, are requested to apply to Mr. 13. R.
Goakmarr, No 9, Church-street,Spitallehis, as early as passible,
and to whom Correspondents are resperfully requested to ad-
dress all Papers intended for insertion in the above Work.

On Tuesday, Bth of December, will be published, price Ss. plain
or Bs. coloured after nature,
THE NATURALIST'S POCKET-BOOK for
let 3; ornamented, with elegant Engravings, and illus-
trated by corresponding Descriptions.
By G. SHAW, M.D. P.R.S.
Principal Naturalist of the British Museum.
Accompanied with an Almanaclt, and all the usual Lista of Pub-
lic Offices.
Printed for G. Keatsley, Fleet-street; aad Stttaby and Co.

AMU AL&OPFICII, Nv. MASA
• •
Nome:[ is hereby given, rat a Session of Oyes' aid
Terairesraid Coal Delivery, for the Trial 4- °Parer maeseitterl
av Me High &ISt, trithis the jun:duties ofthe Adwirbay of p„flard,
will he held at Jwlties Hail, is the Old bailey, Loofas, ow Weirerdaii.
the 16th of Deeewi,or Newt, at eight isleeh in the werahrjr.
• • J. W. CROKEE.
London, England, 1812-12-02

THE ARMY.

egi.
Monday pan of the sth 'rment, sick and swoon&
cid, arrived at Falmouth from Liabuno on board Abe
Fanny transpnn.

Wednesday fait detachments for the 27th, 3241
40th, and 61it regiments marched into Cork, and
embarked on board his Majesty's ship Drostsoe,
fain A. Count, and Atlas transport, No. 405, d4;sti.
ned fur Lisbon and the army in Spain. They were
fine young felloses.•
The LornE, Captain T. BROSIM, sailed on Saturday
Morning from Portsmouth Lk Li6on. with isioo,oog.
to pay The army in Pottug4
Thirty ships, not Copper bottomed. te be employed
as transports, are nosa.peking gp bt..oovel amour at
20i. per ton, for the time oribreo asositbs. •

.
A' ATAL I NTELL,GBNC.B
kALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 19:
Arrived the GLEANER, in ten days, from Cadiz.
with Mails and Dispatches r the GLEANER eivhangett
signals with the Marlborough packet, from Lisbon
which may be expected the to-morrow morning. Th:
GLEANER left at Cadiz- his Majesty's ship MARL.
seeouurr, Rear-Admiral COCKBURN, who had re.
ceived orders to proceed to America; and the Car.
teret packet was expected to sail on the 22d instant.
With Mails for England. On the 2lth instant the '
GLEANER spoke the American ship William; Wilson,
from New York, out 24 days, with floor for Lisbon;
was informed that the squadron, midis- Commodore
Romero, had proceeded b 5 cruize off Madeira ; was
also informed that two Btitish packets had been cape '
thred and carried into Savannah and Philadelphia. It
is supposed that the Swallow is one of them.—Ar.
i rived this day his Majesty's ship SasitORSIC, 98 glum
Captain GortuoN, to join his Majesty's ship Coquets.
from Portsmouth, with the outward-bound West
!India ships, about TY3 sail (lately parted from his
i Majesty's ship Vicromous) t she will sail the first
fair wind.—Wind S. W.
' PLYMOUTH. NOVEMBER So.
Arrived the Fanny transport, from Lisbon, in IC
days, with wounded men., the remainder of the Beet
i passed up channel, under convoy of his Majesty's skip
Romvs.us. Wind S.W.
1 The STROWOVs gun-brig, arrived at Plymouth. isi
, stated to bring intelligence of the sailing of twoFreack
ririgates from Brest, supposed for America.
• : PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER I.
Atrised the Hors of 10 guns, Lieutenant GAll-
erre, from a mire; RossuLes and Doveß frigates.
Ifrom Lisbon, which left on the 14th ultimo, with con.
1 toy for England, but pdeted from them in a hells+
' gale • the Spanish brig aligente, Cs/taloa, irate.;
BilbOa ; and Brilliant cartel, trom Morleiri -,. No,
Passengers. Sailed the Rosiserorof 16 guns, Capt.'
HENDERSON, tor the Downs. - Sailed his Majesty's'
schooners RAPID and BOLDON. Wind South.
London, England, 1812-09-15

OOTTENBURG MAIL.

RANDERS, AUGUST IS.
Lieutenant Fidasen, of the navy, arrived lani
yesterday afternoon, in a gun-brig, with Upwards
sixty English poisoners, who belonged to an Eng
brig cutter of 14 guns, takes) by the navalueetna:
and Knight I"ersen, in the night between the WA
and 20;h instant, on the coast of Ebbloft, and en,
tied into trdbyt*.soz. The English Captain's Lady..
mortally wounded. Five or six English wouejei
have been brought in here. The Danes were so ft.
tunate as not to have a single man hurt in the atiz.
BANKS OP THE MAINE, AUGUST ill.
An Order was published on the Ist instant, le 4
the Departments of Westphalia, by virtue of**
I every individual who talks about intelligence Tee,.
ing the situation of the armies in the North, rii;
such inteliigence be official, or published iu theigar.
nals authorisA by Government, shall be imkehr,\
arrested, subjected to an examin3tic.,n, and rerea„,l
prison till he states who transmitted the netts to him.
ST. PE FERSBURGH, AUGUST it
, C.. znt Wittgenstein states, that Marshal Ouchnct
drew himself quickly back after the second affair ef
the 10th, and has since been frequently attacked b
the Russian vanguard, which was following lin aevs.
but having obtained a considerable reinforcenwek
he made a stand at Polotsk, where, on the 15th, oe
action took place which lasted 14 buns, cost age
number of men, and obliged them to retire into tine
trenches. During their retreat and in the battle in
took above 2000 prisoners. The Duke of Reggio,
wbo in the first instance had been strengthen
the Bavarians under the command of General Wrede,
received a fresh reinforcement of the same troops
under General Deroy ; after which, on the 17th,
most murderous aff ;ir took place.
.The Austin
troops, notwithstanding their inferiority in numbs,
were victorious at every point, pursued the enemy
even to the town, and continued the battle in th
streets, until the darkness of the night put an exile
it. This day was memorable for the number of )tilt)
and wounded ; but still we took two Lietneuant-Cola
nels, 15 Officers, and 500 soldiers, prisoners. The
General says, that he cannot give to our troops sti-
ficient praise for their bravery in this affair. Marshal
Oudinot had been wounded in the shoulderon the lith
instant, and General Gouvion de St. Cyr had nb
the command in his place.

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 27.

His Majesty has graciously commanded that all
students in the University of Copedihagen, if not pn•
vented by any bodily infirmity, shall be under obli•
Ration to enter into his Majesty's Life Guards inn*
(lively on having passed their first examination, mt
shall remain in that corps until they have taking*
final examination, or shall quit the University. •
London, England, 1812-09-15

SHE` EVENING .

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIL
per Ct. Red.— —Cons. 591-1--for opg. 591 60 591
4 per Ct. sltut-5 per Ct. 90/.+l--Bank Stock
°inn. 6 111're.--Bondq 3s. 6s. lis.—Long Anns. —4 •
Exch. Bills. (Sid.) pat; is pre.—Do. (91d.) 25. 4s. pre.

We this day give the conclusion of the Address et
the Minority in the American Congress to their Coil.
stituents ; and we cannot help once more adverting
to it, as one of the ablest refutations of the calumnies
thrciwn out against Great Britain by the French and
their partizans in America, that ever came from the
Press of a free Country. We think we may now
safely prognosticate, that there can be no hope of
Peace or prosperity for the United States, until die
men now in power atWashington are dismissed from
office, and the Federalists, whose enlightened views
are now fully before the world, resume the exercise
of their political influence in the Councils of their
distracted and, we fear, devoted country. A de.
mand, far beyond our means of answering, having
been made for the STAR of yesterday, in consequence
of the interest excited by the above Address of the
American Patriots to their Constituents, we are happy
to have it its our power to inform our Readers that
Messrs. LONGMAN and Co. have printed it in the
cheap and commodious form of a Pamphlet, for more
general circulation.
London, England, 1812-09-15

AN I'l AITIUTION.

THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which pre-
vents the Effects of Friethos in Steam and other Engines,
in Mils, Mac',leery, and.Caniages of every description, may be
purchased in hoses, in ice Ss. 6d.; de. cd.; tOs 6d.; one guinea,.
and twit guincaa each. One of tt,e smallest boxes contains a
quantity prifficient so last a Chariot or a Post-chaise tv..elve
mor.ths ; and after the wheel are primed with the Composition
they may he need daily, and wig run at least six monthi without
having occasion to take them off or to apply any thirg else to
the asletrees. '1 he Composition is to be used in the same pro-
portion for all other kinds of work.—Sold, wharsale and retail,
by Messrs. Brown and Mawe, No. 149, Strand, near Somerset
House, London.
Directions will be found upon each hos, which arc signed
William Bellamy.

sitriisH PAINT DLANUFAC roRY,
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linseed Oil -54.6 d. I Common Lamp Oil 3s. SI
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sane manner a( other Patios.—Flue Colours of- every descrip-
;ion, dry or prepared for use.
N.B. These Paints are not prepared from Fish Oil or Tar.
London, England, 1812-09-15

AMERICA.

ADDRF.S4 OF RIEINSF.Sti f•F THE MUSE OF REPRESER
thiNTATIVES OF Tilt GMCGRESS 9F MN UNITED STATEV,
3'o TilF.lit CONSTITUENTS, ON TILE ISULIgCT OF TUE
WAN WITH GREAT
EConcluded fret" stir lasi.)
• a And in the address dervered by his Imperial Ma-
jesty Ittxpol-on to the Council of Commerce on the
Sist March, 1811, he thus declares 4 The decrees of
Berlin aiid Milan are the fundamental laws of my
Empire. For the neuttal navigation I consider the
flag as an extension of tetftory. The power which
suffers its flag to be violated, cannot be considered as
neutral. The fate of the American commerce will
soon be decided. will favour it if the United States
conform themselves to these decrees. In a contrary
case, their vessels will be driven from my Empire.'
44 And as late as the 10th c f March last, in a re-
port Of the-French Minister of Foreign Relations,
communicated to the Conservative Senate, it is de-
dared, that ak long as the British Orders in Coun-
cil are not revoked iinitthe principles of the Treaty of
Utrecht in relation untruth& in force, the De-
, crees of Berlin and Milan out to subsist; for the
Towers who stair kheit IL* to be denationalised.'—
In none r,f these Acts is there any exception in favour
of the United States. And on the contrary in the
report of March last, by placing those decrees on the
' basis of ' the principles cif the Treaty of Utrecht,' the
French Minister has extended the terms of revocation
beyond all prior pretensions.
,4 Those who maintain the revocation of these De-
crees it respects the United States, rely wholly upon .
the suspension of the decisions of the French Prize
Courts, in relation to some few vessels and the Jibe-
- ration of others, by the special direction tit the French
Emperor. Can there be stronger presumptive evi-
dence of the existence of those Decrees than this—that
no vessel is excepted from their operatic n until atter
the- special exercise of the Emperor's w.ll in the par-
ticular case ?
If the Decrees were effectively revoked, there
would be no captures ; or if any were made libera-
tion would be a matter of course and of general right;
. instead of being an affair of particular favour or cab
London, England, 1812-01-29

wards a person from whole some of his •,'Larkl Folkstone's) infor-
mation was supposed to have been derived. He could as.ure ti,at
Right Hon. Gentleman, that the person alluded to was a man of
as unblemished a character as any in the profession to which he
belonged.
Mr. HERBERT said, that as his Right Hon. Friend was not
present, he would state on the part of that Right Hon. Geliec-
man, that any expressions which had fallen from him were orly
uttered on the spur of the occasion, and front h-aring that a
proctor bad been the person who supplied part of les information
to the Noble Lord who had brought forward this motion. Na
offecce to the Gelid Limn% in question was intended.
Mr. SMITH knew the prraon who gave this information to be
a most respectable aharacter. Adjourned.
London, England, 1812-01-29

ONLY 8,O(Xl TICKETS.
MEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all
Drawn so early as TU
SCHEME. ESDAY, 18th of FEBRUARY.
8 Prizes of £20,000 ... are ... £40,000
2
4
6
And 1,588 Prizes of £lOO, &c. &c. &c.
T. VW, (Contractor), sincerely thanks the Public for their
dithasnisbed favours at his truly fortunate Office+, N 0.4, CORN..
nti,and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. He invites their attention
tottie Scheme of the present very Small Lottery, and begs to state,
that although It consists of only Two Thirds the Number of
Tickets contained in the last Lottery, yet there are an equal
somber of Capital Prizes of ,e 20.000 in it this gives to Adven-
men a much greater chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand
hand Prize, than in any Lottery hithert ) known. Front the
soy limited number of Tickets to meet the: demand, an imme-
diate purchase at the above Offices is reepeetf idly advised, where
the Lottery just finished, and in the Two last, T. BISH Sold
and Shared the following Capitals :

50197 Out A - £lO,OOO 1,853 Class B - X 2,000
1593 • A - 16,000 4,015 C - 1,00,)
;SU - C - 15,000 1,825 - A 1,000
1,363 - A - 5,000 1,825 - B - 1,000
71 - A - 3,000 2,717 - A - 1,000
7,153 - A - 2,000 2,717 B 1,000
&c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1812-01-29

LONDON.

WEMIESDAY, JANLIA it Y 29.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. Cs-CLOCK
3 per Cent. Red. 63N—Navy 5 per Cent. 9411
3 per Ct. Cons. for money 62.11—Ditto for account
4 per Cent. 791—Bonds I7s. 13s. pre.—Omnium d s
Exch. Bills (31.) ss. to 6s. pre.—Ditto (3td.) to pre._

'Phe Walsingham Packet, which has arrived a;
Falmouth from Lisbon, sailed only one day later th
the Marlborough, so that the accounts from Ciudad
Rodrigo, ara not more recent than those already
re-
ceived. It is understood that the Walsingham was
suddenly ordered off, to obtain from this crun.ry sup.
plits of a certain description in the ordnance and
artillery department.

There have been several arrivals this morning from
America, but they are not of a more recent date than
thbse previously received. We do not perceive in
the Resolutions brought forward by the Conithittee of
Foreign Relations, and so violently advocated by
Mr. PORTER, that they can be considered of so offen-
sive a nature as was originally supposed : they appear
to be only preparatory, with the.exception of the sixth
lirsolls!:on, which is rendered nearly nugatory, I.y Ilse
manner in wl.ich it is worded, as its substance is to he
made the subject of future discuss on and it is on)r
to be adopted under such regulations as shall be
deemed expedient here.cfter. We annex tke Resolu-
tit ns as they have passed the House, and in the pre-
cise form in which they have gone to the Senate :
1. Resolved, That the Military Establishment as authorised
by the txl.fing laws, ought to be immediately completed by
fining up the ranks and prolonging the enlistment of the troops;
and that to encourage ettliAments, a bounty in lands ought to be
given in addinon to tke pay and bounty now allowed by law.
London, England, 1812-12-05

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 3.

Arrived with convoy from Heligoland, the Btu To.
MART, the Captain of which has been his cruize very
unwell, and on Saturday last he died on his passage.
Ships with the above—SOLEBAY, BEAVER, and BRAVR•
DAGERIX. Wind E S.E.
London, England, 1812-12-05

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 2.

Arrived the Leander, LEWIS. from Lisbon in nine
days—on Sunday morning List carried away both
her top-masts, and lost her boats. The same even-
ing, in tat 47. long 8. 41. was brought-to by a
French privateer, but from the shattered state she was
in, they suffered her to proceed.—Wind S. W. fresh
breeze.
London, England, 1812-12-05

MONLY.

I\T 0 BLEMEN,- Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully tl
/informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any,
amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy.
hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage'
Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's livings, or any
other property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom-
modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or
letters (post-paid) addressed to • Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49,
South-street, Berkely-square.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH.
THIS Fabric (after four years progressive improve-
ment), is now brought to a degree of excellence and per-
fection unequalled. It is suitable for all Climates and Seasons,
by its freedom from the effects incident to the changes of the at-
mosphere, to which every other description of Shirting Cloth is
liable. It is pleasant and comfortable In wear, washes beauti-
fJlly white, warranted for durability equal to the hest Irish Linen,
and Sold at about half the Price, Whoseule and by the Piece, at
the Original Warehouse, 154, Cheapslde, near St. Paul's; and
Harding and Co. 19, Pall Mall.
London, England, 1812-12-05

F.f-- ASHIONABLE DANClNG.PrivateTu;iion.
Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grateful
tlu.nks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis-
tinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen
who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who
have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi-
tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them
for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach-
makers' Hall, Noble-street, Foster-lane, Cheapside.
London, England, 1812-12-05

.PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.

Arrived his Majesty's ships CUMBERLAND, DE.•
rfANcr, ARAB, and PORCUPINE, with several Mer-
chantmen from the Downs ; also arrived the ships
Percival and Mountaineer, from Honduras, two of
the Fitouc's convoy, having parted'from her on the
18th October, while engaging the American frigate ;
four other ships parted at the same time, viz. Hawker
and Star, for Livefpool ; and the Mary and the Ad-
venture, for London ; on the 19th November, off the
Land's End, fell in with the latter 'ship in distress,
being leaky, and had lost all her sails, and the few
men She had on board, having ne provisons, quite
exhausted and worn out. The Mountaineer supplied
her with some. The Mountaineer and Percival after-
wards went into Scilly. Sailed the FANTOM!, for
Lisbon ; and the SUPERB, on a cruize. His Ma.
jesty's ship IPHIGENIA, with a convoy, for Gibraltar;
and the Twin, with a convoy, for Madeira and
Africa, still remains at Spithead.--Wind S. E.

DEAL, DECEMBER 4.

Arrived his Majesty's sloop DRAKE from off the
Texel ; and the CASTILIAN sloop of war from off
Boulogne. His Majesty's ship THISTLE has a signal
for convoy to the Westward.—Wind S W.

On Monday night a boat was seized off the Coast
of Folkestone, containing two hundred tubs of contra-
band spirits.
Early on Wednesday morning last was seized on
the Cliff behind Folkestone church, a boat-load of
contraband spit its, of 8900 value.
Persons who declined purchasing in the late Lot•
series, because they could not obtain particular Nun:-
kr:in the high Thousands, which they had been always
in the habit of bespealing, may now gratify their
wishes, .MI the present Lottery consists of 13,000
Tickets, all different Numbers, each to be drawn se-
parately from the Wheel, according to the old mode
of drawing.
London, England, 1812-12-05

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, DEC. 4.

SWINDLING.-.+THE KING V. BARRY.
This was an indictment against the defendant, for
obtaining a sum of £6. 12s. from the Earl of Bcsbn-
rough's rter, in July last, üßder colour of deliver-
ing at the Earl's three trunks belonging to the kin.
Colonel Ponsouby, now with the army in Portugal,
and expected at the time hum Waterford, in Ireland,
for tree Colonel. The trunks were addressed to the
Earl, with a bill f•r carriage and wharfage, &c. and
the bill subscribed by the name of Fisher. On open-
ing the trunks, after paying the money, the servants
found only some stones with a little hay therein. In
a few days after, the defendant went to the house of
the Marquis of Waterford, to put in practice a simi-
lar stratagem, respecting goods expected there also
from lrel,ind ; but the servants having heard of the
f ,rmer trick, had him apprehended by an Officer, when
a paper, who a list of names of many of tree Nobility
and Gentry of Ireland, was found upon him, with four
JEI B.lnk of England notes, part of the sum so ob-
tained by him fraudulently. The Noble Earl did not
personally attend, and the defendant having.f.iled in
putting (if his trial now a second time, on the ground
of having material witnesses in Ireland, for his de-
fence, to prove an alibi, and repres:nting himself as
being bred with a merchant in Dublin, was found—
Guilty, and seLtenced to transportation for 7 years.
THE KING V. JOHN WALK/M.
This was an indictment in which Elizabeth Ann
Haruond, the wile of an Insurance-bi-( ker in the
city, was the prosecutrix, for an assault and fa!se im-
prisonment. It appeared, that as the prosecutrix was
returning from Covent Garden Theatre. on the 24th
of October, in company with her husband, she was
treated with the most brutal violence by a coal-heaver
mimed Eagle, whom Mr. Hamond, with tile assis-
tance of the p.tirole, secured, and took to a watah-
house, in Broadway, BlaLktii Ars, where the deten.
slant presided as constabie of the night. The deten-

:'~'~'
London, England, 1812-12-05

DECEMlitit.

This die! was pnblicheti, price
'TEE PRESENT STATE of the ESTABLISH-
', ED CHURCH., pointing out certain operating.C.l.uses of
&Oration and their Remedy.
By the Rev. JOSEPH L'OSTE, LLB.
Rector of Hayneford, Norfolk.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

OL1)ODE OP bRAWI ituroittn!
NO ti.MSI?-5.• • •
•
•
T_TAVINC. contracted with Government for tte
11 present STATR LOT'T'ERY, e Beg leave, tegpeetftaiy.'
to solicit the attention of the Publics to the under-mentiooltd
Scheme, and at the same time to Kate that we Save obtained per-
migsion of Government to Draw the present Lottery in Two
Days, by which means the system of Cass.; Is ahnlis"ed;alevery
Tiedwir In the Lottery will be put Into the Wheel, and drawn nut
indiscriminately, In the sante manner si in the Old Lotteries.
SWIFT and Co.

SCHEME.
2 of £20,000 are
10.000 - •
2,000 -
1,000 -
SOO . -
400 - •
SOO -
200 - -
100 -

se4f),OrK)
20,000
£OOO
6,000
• :4,000
3,000
. 2.„000
1,400
1,600
1.600
1,500
€l,OOO
51,500

6 4
6 4
10 •
10 -
)4 .4

Ito .
41 - -

50 .
2,100

90
25
15

13,000 Tickets. X 130,000.
To be drawn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th NEXT MONTH.
Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry ; I No. 31, Aldgate High-
No. v 2, Charing Cross; it rect.
Where, in the last Nine 'Months, the following Capital Prizes

have been Sold in Shares:
5,497 - a - ,E 90,000 I 1,706 - a - Al,OOO
No. 995 - a - 4,000 I 2,270 - a - 2,600
Besides others of £lOOO, X:4O, &c. &c.
London, England, 1812-12-05

MILITARY PANORAMA.

This day was published, in royal Bvo. price Ss. embellished with
a Portrait of General PICTOtIa and a well engraved Plan of
the BATT LL of VIMEIRA,
THE THIRD NUMBER. of the above elegant
Work, containing a variety of Interesting and important
information to the Army, and all Classes of Satiety.
Publishtd by P.Martin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar-
tin) corner of Orchard-street, Oxford-street, and may be had of
sit the Booksellers.
Also, No. I. and 11. containing Portraits of the Duke of YORK
and the Marquis of WILIANG+ON.

This "day was published, In ave. price I2s• boards,
The Fourth Edition, of
PSYCHE ; or, The LEGEND of LOVE; and
▪ other POEMS.—By the late Mrs. HENRY TIGHE. With
asi elegant Portrait of the Author.
Printtd for Longman, Hurst, Rees ,Ortne, and Drover, Pater-
noster.row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.
A few Copies of the Quarto Edition may be had, price
• .11 s. ad. beards.
" For elegance of design and accuracy of execution this much
exceeds any poetical composition of the present day. While the
hearts of our countrymen shall beat at the sweetest sounds of
their native language, conveying at stature dictates the feelings
of the purest passions, so long shall this tale of Psyche dwell on
their ears, and they shall think the angel still is speaking."
Monthly Review, October, IR I I.

OLD ESTABLISHED INN, 10 MILES FROM LONDON.

TO BE SOLD,
'THE LEASE of the CROWN I ,NN STAN-
-11- MORE, Middlesex; with the Post Chaises, Post Hones;
Household Furniture, and other Effects. The Premises contain
two large Dining Parlours, two smaller ditto, 12 Bed-chambers,
Kitchen, Bar-room, Stabling for 23 Horses, double Coasts-
house, &c. and are held for a very long Term, at a mereGtound
Rent of £2O per Annum. The present Tenant has resided in
the Inn upwards of thirty Years, and is now retiring 'from the
Public Line.
For further Particulars apply (if hy letter, post paid) to mi.
Atwell, Estate Repository Office, 1f;, southampton-row, RusseU-
square ; or to Messrs. Turner and Pike, Solicitors, 5, Blooms-
bury-square, London. Immediate Possession will be given. •
;
London, England, 1812-03-23

' EAGLE PIRE,FFICE.
PAYMENT Or RENT OF PREMISES RENDERED UN-

TBNANTABLE BY FIREA
POLICIES of Insurance expiring at LADY•DAY;
should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that PerinS,
to prevent the Parties [merest ceasing -therein.—MEac.arriLa
INs'ullANCEi effected at reduced Premiums.

U.AGLE LtVB OFFICE.

Every description of Insurance upon Lives may be effected at
this Office with the utmost facility, upon terms of pectins: ad-
.
vantage. WM. BLETHAM, secretary.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMP.II4Y,
New IllIDOZ•SreEtr, SLACICeRI.IIS,
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT;
For Insurance /rum Fitz, and on Lives ; and for the Grant and
Purchase of Aunt/1.:n.5.
INSURANCES falling due at LADY-DAY Will
carafe unless renewed within fifteen days from that period.
The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company af-
fords every advantage which such a security can ykld. • On In-
Surances uu r nr Lotinors, the premiums have been considerably
lowerel.
A large allowance Is vilade on Life Insurance; and in that
indin every department of the busineis, the Company's arrange-
,
menu are attended with all possible convenience and 41 patch.
WARIIF.it PHIPPS, Secretary.
••• The Company's Office for the West-end of London, is at
No. 97, on the West-side of Nt.w BoNo•sta err, near Oxford•
stre.t.
London, England, 1812-01-11

.THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 11,
win he performed;
THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST..
Count die.Valmont. Mr. YOUNG;
on Langestrills, Mr. EGERTON ; Florian, Mr. JONES;
L'Eciair Mr. LISTON.
Geraldine, Miss S. B 00111; Rosabelle, Mrs. LISTON;
Eugenia, the udknown Female, Miss SMITH.
'After which will be performed, the New Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN .AND PADMANAI3A ;
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH.
With entire NC* Meeic,-Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
ou Monday, ging Richard the Third.
On Tuesday„, Percy.
Os Wednesday, King Henry the Fourth, Part 1.
On Thursday, The Comedy of Errors.
Oa Friday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts.
A new Orand Operatic Drama has been long in preparation,
'sad will be inunediately produced.

MEDICAL THEATRE,
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL.
,
r.rliE SPRING COURSES OF LECTURES
wig bells et this Theatre de bleedni 'January 20, law.
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Medicine are de-.
livered by Dr. Pow ELL.
'On Anatomy and Physiology, by Air, AiriN ETUY.,-
• 'On Surgery, by Mr.ASLRNETUT.
On'Chemistry, by Dr. Ha.
Oh Midwifery, by Dr. !nay N NZ.
The Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. LAWRENCE.
For fordier particulars apply to Mr. WuLEL E R, at the Apo4
tbecary's Atop of the Hospital-.

A 'sDANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY
for respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-
square. Dandng evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms £l. Is.
per quarter, from nine to ten, or £2. 2s. from eight to ten; or on
Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and
Instrumental Music in general on Monday and Thursday,
Xi. 11 s. Gd. per qthrter, keeping usual school holidays, or £2. 2s.
without. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays
,et. is. entrance, except young Ladies in town for school vacs-
dons, who pay £l. Is. for the ratmth. Private Tuition at all
ether hours Assemblies on Thursdays.
Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consi-
derably under the music shop price.

MONEY TO LEND.
PERSONS immediately supplied by Mr. DRUM-
Acta and Co. 29, ittasell-mews, HowLuid-street, Fitz-
roy-square, by Annuity, or on Notes of Hand, or any other
manner, for a short or a long period, without exposition or delay.
The applications made to other Offices are generally at last brought
to Mr. D. whose power to raise Money is paramount to theirs.—
Those who at once apply to Mr. D. have a decisive answer, and
avoid esposition.—Heirs to Property supplied; but nothing at-
tended to under X3OO.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH.
'THE superior kind of texture, which is the exclu-
i- sire privilege of this fabric, renders it the most pleasant,
comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever
yet manufactored.—lt washes beautifully white—is warranted
for derabili:y equal to the best Irish Linen, and about Half the
Price.
Sold wholesale, and by ,i,hiSs ;piece 154, Cbeapside, near St.
aul's; Harding and Co. 811,, Pall-Mall, and no other House in
London. -t
The last three yeas saiiiko Sele-lms fully pvissretl the utility
of this manufacture; sat*. Patentee pledges himself, that it
will be found to poems every advantage for which it is recom-
London, England, 1812-01-11

ADVANTAGES of prompt Payment Verified,
and a further Reduction in Prices.—The following are the
Ready-money Prices at Gsamotes, Woollen Drapery and Fashion-
able Apparel Warehouse, No. 188, Fleet-street, near Fetter.lane
Very best Spanish Wool Superfine at:. a. 1
Cloth Coats 3 6 0
Ditto British Wool - 2 10 0
Coed Second ClolhCirats. . 1 1¢ 0
Very best Superfine Kerseymere Breeches - 1 4 0
Ditto Doubls-milled 1 10 0
* Belt Double-twilled Cord 0 18 0
Ladles' Riding-habits, Gentlemen and Ladles' Great-coats, and
.7H other articles, in the above branches, on similar terms. The
but workmen are employed, and the fashion, cloth, and mate.
*rials cannot be exceeded. It may be necessary to observe, no
Garments are kept ready-made.
VIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by means
of a NEW and CHEAP POCKET' INSTRUMENT, witb;
est the Use of FLINT and STEEL, or that naucteaous cost-
sturtsse PHOIMOREIS And by various tmprovements en the
• PORTABLE FLINT and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW
INVENTED CONTRIVANCES for mesa READILY ONTAIN-
nc FIRE and LIGHT without the aid of PILOSTWORUS !!
These Instruments,which are of the greatest utility to the
Army, Navy, and the Public in general, are made and sold at
THOMAS GILL'. MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED.
REAL TOWN - MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, ST
JAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON.
Where may also be bad,
His NEW-INVENTED SLIDING and PEN.NII3BiNG
-KNIVES ; his superior SU RGE9We INTL RUMENTS ; PEN-
KN4VES, RA ZO RS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, &c.; GRAVERS
and ETCHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; his Leivo-cete-
MATED WAIULA lITCD SWORDS; Guys, PI3TOL' S ARMS and
ACCIOUTLILMINT3 of every description, holesak, Retail, and
**Exportation.
N.B. No concoction with any other House in Town.
THE Torture of that Dreadful Malady, the
TOOTH-ACH, is Instantly and effectually removed by
RING'S ODONTALGIC, or CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF
HORSERADISH; which is the invention of a regular practi-
tioner in the City of Bath, where it has been long known and
yettettned.—Sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Barclay and
CO', No. 95, Fleet Market, London ; and by all Venders of Me-
al:Jun.ln Town and Country. Price its. Pd.
London, England, 1812-01-11

STLWAR Ds.
RALPH MANI, Esq. MARTIN PICTILIR, Esq.
T. A. SIit:ITER, Esq. MARTIN CoLR, Esq.
B. SIMNIONDS, jun. Esq. I. G. Atinitaws, Esq.
Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock.

miurmtv INSTITUTION, CHARLTON, KENT, NEAR

WOOLWICH COMMON.
MR. HOMMEY, la:c Messrs. BONNYCASTLE
and HOMMEY, continues, with proper Assistants, to in-
strnct young Gentlemen designed for the Army, for the Royal
Artillery and Engineer, la the Royal Military College at Mar-
low, and for the service of the Honourable East-ludia Company,
in the various branches of a Military Education.
The plan of studies consists of all such parts of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy as are connected with a Military Profes-
sion; also Geography, Fortification, Artillery, Tactics, Plan
Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitering, with the method
of tracing Works on the Ground; and the Principles and Prac-
tice of the French Language.
For the plan of studies, the terms, the rules and regulations of
the institution, apply to Mr. Hommey, Charlton, Kent.
The usual Coarse of Studies will begin, after the present Vacation,
on the 20thl January.