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London, England, 1813-08-27

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they particulars by applying personally, or by letter (post paid) to , Eligible Compact FARM of NINETY Actin,
Mr. Cole, druggist, 101, High Holborn. -I 4 And near a Navigable River and Cistasnon Right; end
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At Garraway's, on Thursday, Sept. 9, it 12, in One Lot,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD, and Small Part
COPYHOLD ESTATE, situate at Stovruplarid, near
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•
FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-scree:, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accompli,hment, or have not the modern st)le.
Mr. Attrit's system of te:ching is expressly stndied for these
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
for genteel soecty expe.fitiously. privately, and bra superior style
of grace and elegance. Those who do not *ant private teach-og
may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on
the public teachirg evenings. Professors of dauring taugLt the
most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes-
sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1813-08-27

SECOND EDITION.

STAR•OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

Another Messenger has arrived with dispatches
from Lord CATHCART and Sir C. STgWART, amply
cosnfirming the preceding details.

The Emperors of AUSTRIA and RUSSIA, and the
King of PRUSSIA, had a meeting at Plague, and
Ninety Thousand of the Allied Troops baye jointed
tbe 4qstrian Army in Buhkmia.
The first hostile operation was the capture of Bres-
lau by the French, but tiler were driveu from it with
great loss next day.

A dreadful b title was expected to take piaci,
alons the whole line of operations on or anvil
the VOtll.

It was on the II th that the Declaration of War by
Austria WAS publiciy not del

lly letters from the blockading squadron off the
4chelklt, we learn, that on the Lath, use French fleet
in that River fired seyerAlfemx-iejois, and that Oa,/
were decorated vri;l4 colours. Can tots have been In
consetpience.of tbts battle just alluded to I

A Lotter from Berlin, dated August 14, say;
—O4 It is reported, though' nothing official is known
on the subject. that viler the Armistice had been de-
nounced by erussia, the French took BreslAw ; from
which they welt!, however, atterwards driven, with
the loss ot twelve cannon.—Fresh affAirrare rzi)eCtt4
every 4ay, It is suppobell tote will be a great}
battle in Luna,"
The following is a copy of a letter from in Officee
of his Majesty's ship Davvica, to the BAltici UiLRJ
off Rostock, 18th August, 1813
46 The Airritstice ceased on the Ititb-,-ilostilities
cortimcncrd immediately--BoNatrAftre witi,ett :c-
-rewel, but the Emperor of AUSTRIA wouiJ not con-
sent on any other terms but the evAcuati.in ot the
Prussian fortresses. Lubeck has been released from
the French yoke. Austria declared in favour of the
Allies the 10th instant."

V474L miELLIGENCE.
TOR3AY, AUGUSf 14.

Arrived his Majesty's ship WANDERCA, to collect
the ships for Newfoundland. —Wind E.

PORCSMIUTH, AVOW C Its.
Sailed the EuaorAs, 44 guns, for of Cherburgh.
Arrived the Ptay and Mary, LvAss ; And Prospe-
rous, Mi rcuei.l.l born from Watertortli and with c.a.
goes of provisions for this port,
London, England, 1813-08-27

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GOVERNMENT DISPATCHEG.

To the precediqg we have to add, that the foam?.
ing particulars hay! transpired on the subject of thp
dispatches received by Government :

Mr. ;YLVBSTFU, the Messenger, ha; mired in
Downing street from the Head-quarters of the Allied
Armies. He is the bearer of Dispatches from Lord
CATHCART, dated on the 13th instant, at which time
the Head-quarters 4 the Allies were removed to
Prague.

ff Austria has declared against France. The De.
fleration of War is dated on the loth instant—the
day on which the Armistice terminated ; and on that
day all the French Plenipotentiaries received prders
to quit the Austrian territories.
_ _

" The Austrian Cabinet is undetstood to have de.
dared, that France shall be kept within her ancient
limits, and no longer dictate to the rest of Europe."
A C,abiaet Council wa► called immediately on tlic
arriial of 1114 r. SYLVESTER, and_ it was sitting ym.
this Paper was put to press.
London, England, 1813-11-02

This day was published,
In One Vol. Iftno. price sa. In boards, the Second Edition, of
THE ART of PRtSERVING all kinds of ANI-
MAL and VEGETABLE SU iI4TANCES for several
Years. A work published by Order of the French Miiti.ter
the Interior, on the Report of the noard of Ares And Maputo*.
tures, by M. ArrEnv. Translated front the French.
London t Printed for Black, Perry, and Co. Booksellers to the
Hon. East-ludia Company, Leadenhall.street.
London, England, 1813-11-02

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Ashburnham, and Lady Elizabeth
Ashburnham, at their house in Dover-street, from their seat,
Ashburnham place, Sussbx.
Lord and Lady Anson, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street,
from their seat in Staffordshire.

Lord Clermont, in Duke 4treet, St. James's, from his seat in
Nortolk.

Lord St. Helens, at his bowie in Dover-street, from the Mar-
quis of Exeter's seat, liorleigh, Lincolnshire.
_ _ .

I he Speaker of the House of Commons, in Palace•yard, frgm
his seat Kit}brook, Sussex. _ •
_ . _

George Pocock, Esq at Gig house in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, trons his seat near Bromley.
General Long, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Park
House, Sussex.

B. E. Howard, Esq at Coulson's Hotel, Brook-street, from his
sear Farnham, Suffolk.

DEPARTURES.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, from their house in Ha-
milton-rlace, to Woburn Abbey.
The Dukc 44 Norfolk, from his hcuse in St. James'a-square, to
his seat near Horsham

The Marquis of Salisbury, from Hatfield, to his seat Aldtio.
rough, Suffolk.

Hon. Mr. and Lady Caroline Lamb, to Lord Melbourn's seat,
rocket Hall.

The Countess of Jersey, .from ber house, in Berkeley-square,
on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Essex, at their seat Cashi-
obury Park, Essex.

bird Hawke, from Coulson's Hotel, Brook-street, to his seat,
Wormesley Hall, Yurkshire.
Lord and Lady Scarsdale, to their sear, near Derby.
The Earl of Guildford, to his seat, Waldershaw.
The Earl and Countess Charlevllle,to Bath.
Lord and Lady Caltborpe, front their house, in Grosvenor-
square, to Richmond.
London, England, 1813-11-02

BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE.

The Arabella packet, Captain PORTEOCS, arrived
at Cork on Wednesday the 28th ult. with mails and
dispatches from Passage, having been obliged to put
into Cork in consequence of contrary winds, which
did not permit her to make Falmouth. Captain CLE'
'VENTS) who was the baater of Lord WELLINGTON'S
dispatches, set off immediately for London, where
he arrived on Sunday. We gave the substance of the
dispatches yesterday. The Arabella sailed on the 22d.
Private letters state, that it was understood in the
army, that the noble Marquis would not advance to
any considerable distance into France. The troops
had suffered from the inclemency of the weather, but.
the army was now well hutted, and wanted nothing.
The French garrison of Santona was strong. Some
letters from SOL'LT to the Commander had been in-
, tercepted by the British posts. • The EMPEROR (says
one of the letters) expected that the Commander
would equally immortalize himself with General REY,
so distinguished for his defence of St. Sebastian.-s.
The Marshal then desires him to husband his re-
sources—says the winter is coming on—that the Eng-
lish could not long remain before the town—and that
relief would soon be afforded him.

Marshal SOULT was fortifying his position in frOnt
of the British lines.

The pacEet has brought about fifty Officers pas-
sengers, mostly wounded. Among them is Colonel
FENWICK, who lost his right leg, and Colonel A. and
Colonel GUY CAMPBELL.

The following are extracts from the Spanish Pa-
pers, brought by the above packet :

" PASSAGE, OCTOBER .18.

" Nothing of consequence has occurred since the
7th, when the enemy was !riven from his posi-
tions. He is now entrenching himself on the ridge
behind La Rhnne, Si. Jean de Luz, &c. for the pur.
pose of retarding our advance.
Soult is said to be actively employed in the erec-
ting *of most formidable entrenchments, which he
personally superintends. Pamplona still holds out,
but it is suiiposed that the utmost period of its resis.
tance cannot extend beyond the latter end of this
month. On the 17th Head-quarters were at Vera."
FROM THE SUPPLEMENT TO THE MADRID GA
London, England, 1813-11-02

This day WAS rublishrd, •
In One. Volume, trivet evo. price IS,. 6d. in boards,
%IWO LETTEItS to 41 FELLOW of. the SO-
CIETY of ANTIQUARIES, on the Subjec: of GOTHIC
ARCHITECTURE; containing a Refutation of • Dr. Milner's
Objections to Mr. itlorhintugton's Historical Survey of the Eccle-
siastical Maces of Franc. ; and an Inquiry tutu the Eastern
Onginpf the I'uin:ed or Co:: hre Aeiy'e.
By toe Rev. JOHN HAGGITT,
•
Itee.oe of Given, Cambridgeshire.
•
Pr'nted for T. Cad. 11 and W. Disrles, Strand.

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(being the Third) of
1-3.. A RISTOTLE's ETHICS and POLITICS, corn-
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illustrated by Introductions and Notes; the Critical History of
his Life; and a sew Analysis of his Speculative Works.
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Edinburgh, and Historiographer to his Majesty for Scotland.
Printed fur T. Catiell cud W. Davies, Strand.
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AN APOLOGY for PROMOTING CHRIS-
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to the Honourable the East India Company, concerning the Idol
Juggernaut; ands Memorial, presented to the Bengal Govern-
nte,.t in 18u7, in Defence of the Christian Missions in India.—
Printed by order of the Honourable the House of Commons. To
which are now added, Remarks on the Letter addressed by the
Bengal Government to the Court of Directors, in reply to the
Memorial; with an Appendix, containing various Official Pa-
yer., chiefly extracted prom the Parnintentary itecords relating
to the Promulgation of Christianity in 'lndia.
By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, D. D.
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Of whom may be had, all Dr. Buchattan's tr her Works.

This day was published, price us. in boards,
A New Edition, with Corrections and Additions, of
1. A CLINICAL HISTORY OF ACUTE
RHI UMATIA4, or RHEUMATIC FEVER. With
a Correspondence; containing the testimony of e;glat eminent
Physicians In the Metropolis, to explain the beneficial effects of
the Peruvian Bark, Cinchona, in the Acute Rheumatism.
2. A CI nical History of the Nodosity of the Joints..
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London and Edinburgh, and of -other Medical and Philosophical
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Of whom may be bad, by tho same Author,
A Private Letter, addressed to the Riglit Rev. Dr. Porten',
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London, England, 1813-11-02

PLYMOIMi, OCTOBER 31.

Came in the Collin, Lovett, from Bristol for Tr%
nicid, retaken by his Majesty's ship BACCHUS ; the I
Mermaid. KELLY, from Cork to Newfoundland, re.
taken by the WHITING schooner ; and the Fre
chasse maree Maria Julie, from &unclean; prize 'r
the AJAX man of war. Also came in the America,
schooner Chesapeake, from Nantz foe Baltimore,
prize to the PY RA !ICS and HOTSPUR ; and the Betsey.
MEREWEATHER, from Bristol to the/Vest Indies, cap.
cured yesterday by the True Blooded Yankee Arne.
rican privateer, and retaken by his Majesty's ship
EUROTAS—the privateer fired into tip Betsey, killed
the Mate, and wounded the Master, but not chnr,tr
ously. The True Blooded Yankee came ont of Mur-
lais 21st October, and took a light collier, which she
sunk ; she also captured a large honewardaxmed
ship, name unknown.—The Prevoyante French pri•
vateer has captured the brig Maston, of Liverpool.—
Sailed the Speedy packet, from Malta, for Standgite
Creek.—Arrived the FIXHOUND from Falmouth ; the
HANNIBAL from the Westward ; and the brig Tala-
vera, HENRY BROWN plaster, from Lisbon, with wine
and cotton, last from Cork, bound Jaa*London.—
Sailed his Majesty's -ships BRITON, SULTAN, and
others, in consequence of a report of two French ft..
gates and a corvette having been seen to the West.
ward.—Wind Westerly.
London, England, 1813-11-02

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER !.

No arrivals.—Sailed the SHARPSHOOTER sloop of
war, and the QUEEN CHARLOTTE cater, for the
Guernsey station.—Went out of harbour his MA
jesty's. sliip LEVIATHAN, Captain CAMPBELL.—The
convoy that sailed from hence for Cork, on Friday
last, are lying in Cowes Roads wind-hound.—Wird
Westerly.

• DOVER, NOVEMBER i.

Arrived this day the brig Hoffnung, from Gotten-
burgh, with pitch, tar, and deals, bound to South-
ampton, having sustained some trifling damages in
the late gales.—Came in this evening the brig Bri.
tannia, of and from Dublin, with a cargo of provi-
sions, bound to London, captured this morning off
Beachey Head, and retaken by the RINALDO sloop of
war. The crew of the brig were fortunately not
taken out by the enemy.
London, England, 1813-11-02

FARTHER FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

MoRNiNo Ipaess.—Round dress of jaceonet muslin made up
to the throat, and buttonechlown the back, which is still broader
thaw they .were worn last tuun:h-; the waist Is also a little, but
it is very little, shorter than they were then. Long sleeve, which
falls much off' the shoulder ; it is vt ry large and loose, and fastens
tightly at the wrist by a letting-in of Lice; the sleeve descends al-
most to the fingers, and is edged with lace. The trimming of
this dress is extremely elegant; a very broad flounce, of the sante
materials as the dress, is surmounted by a Itch embroidery in co-
Inured silks, and a slight border, the pattern a wave, goes round
it at bottom. Treble ruff of pointed lace. Hafr cropped behind,
and dres!,ed in loose full carts in trout. Ear-rings of dead gold
in the shape-of a heart ; they are very small. Slippers of slate-
-coloured kid, made much higher round the Instep than they have
been worn for some time, and trimmed with a ribband to cor-
e respond.—Fries La Belle elezemblee.
DIN NER Deus —Frock of Devonshire brown crape, made
to display the back, bosom, and shoulders as much u possi-
ble. This exquisitely simple and becoming dreu. haves us
little to describe : in the form of the frock there Is nothing
new, but the trimming, which is of white satin, is very novel
and tasteful; it is laid on in folds, which are separated into small
compartments by strings of real pearl. The sleeve, which is of
white satin, corresponds with the flounce. Hair partly twisted
up behind, partly descending in looseringlets ota the back of the
neck; the torehend is shaded by a few loose and beautiful ring-
lets; a wreath of half-blown roses is put on rather to one side,
and the whole air of the head is* as youthful as possible. Pearl
neck-lace, ear-rings, and bracelets. White kid slippers with sil-
ver rosettes. A rich scarf of lemon colour shot with lilac, is oc-
casionally thrown over the shoulders ; and a ridicule, with silver
clasps and tassels, finishes the dress.—liiid.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

In jewellery, cornelians, both white and red, are vary much
worn in half dress, and dead gold ornaments are also universal.
In full dress coloured stones have a decided pre-eminence over
pearls. Emeralds and rubies are highest in estimation; but sap-
phires, topazes, turquoises, in short, every kind of coloured stone
are worn.

Half-boots of black and coloured leather are universal In un-
dress. Shoes or slippers are quite on the decline.
White kid, and white satin slippers, made much higher than
they have been worn on the instep, are very general in full dress ;
but the most fashionable is a white satin sandal, laced with sil-
ver cord.
. .

Fans continue the same as last month.
Fashionable colours, for the month are ruby, purple, seagreen,
brown, and slate colour.
London, England, 1813-11-02

N4V4IL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER If.
Arrived the Express packet, from Jamaica in forty
days, and from Bermuda in twenty days. Arrived
off this Port the Princess Charlotte packet, fit as
Malta and Gibraltar, and has sailed for Standgate
Creek.—The Nymph packet, for the West Indies, is
gone into the Roads.
London, England, 1813-11-02

TO-MORROW. ,
TWO PRIZES. of £:20,000, in the STATE
LOTTERY Of only 8,000 TICKETS, begins Drawing
2 Prizes of -£20,,,,n0 are £10,090
2 3,00 J
,
4 500
5, £l.O 1,000
0 100 .., 1,001)
20 50 ... 1,0:40
3,040 20
And the first S 0 rianks XlO each,
TicK KT. atld MULES are felting by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK grid Co
the Conteeet,,rs for the Lottery,
At their 011:ces, the Corner of :tank Coridgfl, and
opposite the King's Meese, Goring Cross ; where

IN THE LAcr LOTTERY.
Dram the frith of September, Iso 3,01%7 said the following
Capital Prizes':
. In 12 Sliaies ,C:0,o30
_8,411 . Who!e Ticket ... 1,000
1,130 . In 12 Shares 511
7,5811 . 10 Shares ... 500
4410 0 Shares ... 400

CHING% PA FEN r WORM 11.0ZRNOS.S.
. VITORMS ARE* THE MOST FREQUENT
SOURCES OF CEIII.DRENS' DI iLASES :
Their SYMP fOMS EVERY PARENT and DUARDIAN
of CHILDREN si:ould Ike acquainted with. They occasion loss
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and
hveg•ilar state of the bowels, attended a'ter with violent pait:s ;
fey bring on cnniulsions; they affect the growth of the body.
and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both
as a preventative and cure of these alarmieg complaints, the above
aticellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony oldie
• highest characters in this &gntry; both in rank and respectain-
havyte have no equal Their peblic approhat6n, given to the
itteprieror, front sr personal knowledge of its wonderful success
theis own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and
era a vancnou to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind
Pan boast. Parents Ansi otheri. who have the rare of children,
should have this rtniedji as a family Medicine to resort to, when-
ever the stomach or bowels of Claildccii are any way disordered,
*hick it will always be found to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and .IT4 ail , at Mr. Butler's, No: 4, Cheapslde, the
corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Sharp and lielarn, Fortsmatlth
Jones, Weston, Mimi*, and Mallory, Purities; Hall and John-
ston Gosport, Colt:Oran acid Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross,
and Tomer, Hull ; Hor.land, Cooloworthy, Nettleton, and Gil-
bert, Ptymosith ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir-
tningbam ; Staines and Lynch, Nianeliesteri Trewman, Exeter;
Smith, Manierroia,lttaburn, Scott. and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax-
ter add M'llonald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Ste-
venson and Co. Norwich; Swinten, Leicester; /Alward, and
Penny, and Bilhnge and I.athhory. Liv erpool ;. Neale and Ledger,
Dever;, White, Brighton; Roberts, :eldsn, and Ruff, Chektn-
haw ; and retail, by titobt country medicine venders, in 1 • tti, at
:IF. 9d. and fie. 6d. nub. •
London, England, 1813-11-02

THEWIRES.

Datum LANE.—The new Comedy of First Impu-
dent was repeated last night to a very full house, and
went off with general approbation.
COVENT GARDEN.—Last night there was a magni-
ficent revival at this Theatre of the grand Historical
Play of King Henry the Fifth, or Me Conquest of France.
Nothing. could be better timed than the circumstance
of bringing out such an animating Drama at this
eminently interesting period ; when every British
nerve is so exquisitely sensible to the common ho-
nour which all true hearts must feel, as they turn
their minds towards the shores of humbled Gas-
cony, and see the flag of their proud nation, waving,
in defiance, once more, over the Nalleys of France.—
Thus reviving the achievements of Agincourt, and
Pcietiers, and Cressy, and leaving another memorial
of greatness, and terror, to inspire their offspring who
are yet unborn. Mr. CONWAY, the new performer,
pourtrayed the character of the gallant Henry with
considerable effect. Mr. C.'s physical qualifications
will certainly be readily admitted. Indeed, a fine
manly person, a clear strong voice, and a good share
of the powers of declamation, are generally the chief
necessary requisites for a the4trical hero. The sub-
ordinate characters were exceedingly well filled.—
SLADER pourtrayed " the humours" of Corporal Nyin,
with considerable effect : &mum was ludicrously
obstreperous in Ancient Pistol, and Fluel&n, theWelch
Captain, as sustained by BLANCHARD, was extremely
amusing.—The part of Katherine was very gracefully
represented by Miss BR ISTOW.—The new Melo-Drama
of The Miller and hi: Men followed. The House was
crowded.
London, England, 1813-11-02

SPoiirma li+hWELVEAtci, •

NEWMARKET TgIRD OCTOBER MEETING, 1819.
' MONDAY, /40101121 1.
Sir C. Bunlsory's Smolensk°, beat Gen. Grosvenor's Redmond,
Sat. 71b. each. D. I. 200 gs. h. ft.-4'o 1 on Smolensk°.
Mr.Vansittart's Selina, 71t. isib. beat Major Wilson's Spotless,
Bst. 71b. Ab. M. 100 gs. h. ft.—S to lon Schou.
Duke of Grafton's Woful, Bst. 91b. beat Lord Stawell's Cato,
Bst. R. M. 200g1.-7 to 4 against WofUl.
Matjor Wilson's f. by Seluu, 73t. too. beat Duke of Rutland's
Rastopchin, Bst T. Y. C. 100 gs. h. ft.-2 to lon MajorW.'a f.
Mr. Craven's Pentagon, beat 14 Jersey's Caterpillar, Bst. 41b.
each. T. Y. C. 100 gs. h. ft.—S to i against Pentagon.
Mr. Payne's c. Yatlil, by Popinjay, 7st. 91b. beat Mr. Thorn-
hill's Historic, 135 t. 91b. A. F. 200 gs. b. ft.-2 to lon Yell.
Mr. Lake's Pointers, est. it beat Lord G. H. Cavendish's
Ca-, Bst. 41b. T. Y. C. 2008+.-5 to I on Pointers.'
Lord Darlington's Cwrw, Sit 7lb. bat Mr. Shakespear's
Hy-
daspes, Bst. Ab. M. 200p.-10 to 1 on Cwrw.

CRUELTY TO A NOBLE ANIMAL...—A mare, the pro-
perty of an inhabitant of Kilburn, was yesterday
morning, at three o'clock, started on the Hockliffe-
road to go 100 miles in 15 hours. The animal did
32 miles in four hours without baiting, and accom-
plished the whole eight minutes within the time.—
The bet was 200 guineas.
London, England, 1813-08-18

N rim mut P 254.

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LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY.

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AT THE 114141:11.ESEX HAgPJ I'AL. •
DR. ME 11 RIM AN, Physician-Acconcheur to alit
above Hospital and ttie Wp,trninstrr Genrral Oispen-ari
rill recommence his COURSE of I .EO'IIIR.E9 or Minwt;
'ERY and the DI&EASEs or WOMEN. and-CHILDREN on
Tama WAY, A hirust 19, a. Half-past Tea S'Cloe,L
Particulars may-be obtained at Or. Marsimaseis-batias. No 24,
Half Moon-street. Piccadilly; and of Mr. Ctayton, Apothecary
to the Middle.ex Hospital, ; •

• MONEY IMMEDIATELY.
No. 2, Duke-street, Adelpbi.
THE. CONDUCTORS of this Office can
mand any ium of. Money, and are in the habit of making
advances upon every description of security, a ith promp-nein and
Liberality.—Attendance from ten till nve.—Lettors must be paid.
- -

BNSCOM B's Only and Lucky Office, is at go.
1, Holborn Bars, the corner of IVltddle-it ow. where was
sold in lair Lottery, No. 8325, the Grand Prize of £.96,200, in
ileven Shares ; and in the last Six Muntbs, Six Capital Prizes,
In Eighty-nine Shares.
The New I rptrery, to he drawn the 17th and 26th next =oath
(SEP t EMBER) embraces the following advantages in favour of
the Public, viz. There ,are 4 Wan of se 0,000, and fto,oor►,
31 of .L'.ooo and 5'.500, with a ,very great proportion of d:Wci,
rie, &e. &c. the lowest prizes are 220; the fit et 1000 Blanks
drawn will be £2O each; the Arst•drawn Prize above £2O on
the.first day, will be entitled to 2.0,000, in addition to what it
may Le drawniund the first-drawn on the 2d day, in like man•
ref, will be erilitled to tego,ooo. Tickets and Shares for this
eztraord'oury beneficial Lottery, which contains only 12,000
Tickets, are on Sale at the truly fortunate Office, Na,,i, Holborn
London, England, 1813-08-18

GRAVESEND, AUGUST 17.

Arrived the Majestic, LAwsow, and the Ipswich,
TROTTER, from the Greenland Fishery.

HARWICH, AUGUST 17.

Arrived the Earl Leicester packet, a mail and
pa4sengers from Heligoland.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 15. _ _

Arrived his Majesty's ship GOLIAII, Capt. MAIT-
LAND, with about 25 sail of West Indiamen, frcm
Portsmouth, bound to the West-Indies, but to call

at Cork.—Wind N.W.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 17.
Arrived his Majesty's ship TYBIAN, from a eruize.
Sailed the DWARF, with a convoy to the Downs, and
the JAsvJn, with a convoy to Cork.—Wind West.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 16. I
The GOLDFINCH brig of war, Capin WALLER• ;
which arrived here yesterday from St. Andero, had a
long passage, having sailed 14 days since, and con- i
sequently does not bring any news. General Cutt- ,
TON came passenger in her, who landed and set off 1
for London immediately. Arrived the Blessing, Ro.
berts, from Waterford, with wheat for this port ; I
Union, Rees; Sally,Marshall ; slizaheth•Ann, Ross ; 1
Hope,Vittery; Steed,Brockenshaw ; Concord, Buse ; 1
Doulton, Saunders ; Ledford, Nicholls ; Phials,
London, England, 1813-08-18

HEALE MANSION AND MANOR, WILTS,
Four Miles from Salisbury, •
To be LET immediately, for Seven Years,
Voidable by either Party at the end of any Year after the first
three Years;
CONSISTING of an Entrance.Halle and Vesti-
bule; a Dining-parlour, 30-feet by 20; Breakfast-room,
so feet by 16, and a Library of the same dimensions, on the
ground floor; an elegant Draiving-roont, 30 feet by 20, and ano-
ther Room of the like dimensions; four large Bed-rooms, with
Pressang-tootias and Closets, on the first floor;. and ten Bed-
rooms in the attics; with appropriate Offices of every drat iption;
stabluig (or 12 Horses, double Coach-house, Pleasure-gruunds,
Fisk-ponds, and Fishery in the Avon ; with lc% Meadow, Pas-
ture, and Arabli Land, surrounding the House, containing 41
acres, s ro-ds, 14 perches, with the-Deputation of the Manor.
Apply to Messrs. Richardson and Corfield, 7, Lincoln's-inn
Fields, London; or to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood,
fiallshury.
London, England, 1813-08-18

FAMILY UR EWING.

tine: Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
respectfully Inform the Aobitity, Gentry, and the Public, that in
eonsoisence of the Fire. in Skinner-street they have removed to
thew "%lases, No riS, (rear the darmarket) Piccadilly;
where hey hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li-
beral pa.rotiage they have hitherto experienced.
1 his Machine combines the Fire place, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working 'fun, in one Utensil;
which is compact, dutuble, and convenient, and worked by a
method stniple 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 pNaluire of saying, they have mnA re-
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town and Country, who have had eaperienee of the utility of
the invention.

Sold by eho Patentee% No. 295, Piccadilly, London; and
No. 10, V. inn-.erne;, Bristol; also by the principal Furnishing
ironmo: 61. r. in the United Kingdom.
N. R. and Co..lsrew in the Machine for public inspection,
ever,: . ue.day,in London and Bristol.
London, England, 1813-08-18

NEW PROCESS,
For keeping PROW 'IONS perfectly MESH with an their
origilial C:7ottr and nutritious qualities, fur a considerable
length of time and in any Climate.
91.11-1 E obvious wivantages of these PROVISIONS are,
First, That they entirely supt merle the necessity of taking
our Lave Sroca to Sta,which, exclusive of its own incumbrance,
must he attended with that of its provender and fresh water.
Much room, tniulde, and expence wiil be saved, besides the loss
sustained by bad weather, diseases, and wasting.
Secondly, That being ready dressed, they mar be eaten cold,
or if preferred, heated in a few minutes, by wh:ch fuel will Ise
saved, acd the difficulty of cooking at sea in ba ! weather, ren-
dered of Mile importance. 1 y are well ea'culated for all ex-
peditions of boat's crews, landing par; ies, &e. &c. and
Thirdly,. The sa/utary sleet which even an occasional supply
of fresh Provisions- must have on the Navy and Army, particu-
larly in contributing most essentially to the restoration of the
I.taltit and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually
swing to the State the valuable livis of many of our Sailors and
Soldiers.

Meats of all kind: in cases of I lbs. to 10 lbs. each.
•
Milk, and soups, in quart and pint bottles.
Orders ezecuted on the shortest notice for present money.
Apply to the Patentees, Meters. bonkin, Hall, and Gamble,
at the Factory, Fort Place, gennondeey, Socthwark ; or to Mr.
I. Brandon, at the Office, No. 30, Lombard-street, London.

CAUTION AT THE PRESENT SEASON.
(BY THE KING'S PATENT.)
DR. SIBLY's REANIMATING SOLAR
TINCTURE, is particularly recommended during the
present var!ed seasons of !feat and Cold. It is a preventative of
Fevers' a strengthener of the System, and a general preserver of
Health. Its effects in decayed Constitutious, whether brought
on by juvenile indiscre tons or other means, at self-evident; and
thp many cases in which it has wonderfully suceeeded, wherse.r
it has been administered, are certainly recommendatory proufs
of its value.

.1 he Solar Tincture is sold, Wholesale and Retail, in bottles
at 6s. 73.611. and lis. each, duty included, at the Warehouse,
No, 6, Albion-street, Blackfriars.road; and retail by most Ven-
ders in the Kingdom.
Where may be had, Dr. SIBLY's LUNAR TINCTURE,
Particularly adapted fur complaints incident to the Female Sex,
at 10s. 6d.each bottle.—Also, Dr. Statr's, MaDICAL MIRROR,
treating of the origin of Disease, and its Cure; illustrated with
15 beautiful Copper Plates, price only is. 6d. in boards.
N.B. Every Bottle of the Genuine Medicine Is signed C,
Saffell, wringta oil the outside wrapper.
London, England, 1813-08-18

- NA7AL INTBLLIGENC3.

I

ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER THE AME.

RICANS.
The report of the capture of the Argus American
sloop of war, which reached us from Milford, is hap-
pily confit med. The PELICAN has brought her prize
into Plymouth.—Our Readers will observe, that, as

in the affair of the Chesapeake and SHANNON,,the
Americans had greatly the superiority on this occa-
sion also ; and their loss is as ten to one ! The Ps,-
LICAN carries sixteen 32-pounder carronades, and a

complement of 121 men ; the Argus, 20 guns, of the
same description and weight of metal, with a crew

of 136 sailors. ... • . •
CAPTURE OF THE AZOUS AMERICAN sump
ot VAIL
4* PLYMOUTH, 4.I7GUST 16.
dg Came in the American sloop of war Argus, of
eighteen 24-pounders and two 12-pounders, with a
complement of 150 men, captured 13th instant, after
an action of 40 minutes, by the PELICAN sloop of war,
of 18 guns, Captain MAPLES. The Argus was com-
manded by Captain ALLEN, who lost a leg in the
action. His First Lieutenant and 20 men were killed,
and a great many were wounded. The- PELICAN had
only two killed."

ANOTHER LITTER—SAME DATE.
" Came in the American sloop of war Argus, of
20 guns, captured on Friday, in the Bristol Channel,'
after an action of one hour, by the PELICAN gun-brig.
The Argus had 20 men killed, the PELICAN only two.l
Previous to her capture, she had taken 21 vessels,
the whole of which were destroyed, except the Betsey,
recaptured by his Majesty's ship LEONIDAS, and a
brig made use of as a cartel. One of the 'vessels cap-
tured and destroyed was the Bedford, of Dublin,
with linens, for Newfoundland, worth £lOO,OOO ster-
ling. The names of the other vessels we cannot learn."
London, England, 1813-08-18

MINI RVA OFFICE, LEADiNiaIsi.O4ITREBT--
This day were published*
Its Throe Valuate', Limo. rice 15s.
ripHE RUINS of SELINUNT I ; or, The Val de
Maatera; consisting of Sicilia% Cakißian, and Neapolitan
Scenery.
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. and, sold by Oliver and
Boyd, Edinburgh, and J. Cumming, Dubtht.
Where may be had, just published,
Read, and give It a Name, by Mrs. I.l.mellyn, in 4 vols. 224.
Marchioness, or The Matured Prehentress„ 3 vub.
Patience and Perseverance, 4 vols. 225.
Age and Youth, or 'the Earnites of Alenstedt, 4 vols. 21s.
Angelina, by Mr.. Robinson, 3 vols. new edition, 18s.
he Widow, by the same, 2 vols. new edit on, Bs.
London, England, 1813-08-18

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

" The Argus, American sloop of war, of 18 guns,
16 twenty-four and 2 long nine-pounders, commanded
by Captain ALLEN, which has lately so much annoyed
our trade in the Channel,' arrived here this morning,
having been captured on Friday last, after a despe-
rate action which lasted 40 minutes, by his Majesty's
brig Pf.LICAN, of 16 guns, Captain MAPLES. The
enemy's loss was very severe, having had the First
Lieutenant and twenty seamen killed, and is many
wounded ; among the latter, Captain ALLEN, who
lost his leg. We are happy to say, the PELICAN'S
loss was comparatively trifling—two only of her sea-
men were killed."
ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

" Arrived, the United States brig of war Argus,
Captain W. ALLEN, having been captured by his
Majesty's ship PELICAN, in the Irish Channel, on the
14th inst. after an action of 40 minutes.
TUE ARGUS MOUNTS I TUC PELICAN MOUNTS

24-poundtss, carrouades. 116 32-pounders, carronades.
2 1s do. 4 9 do.
1 12 do.
21 guns, 113 men.
The Argus has taken this cruize 22 vessels, 20 of
which were burnt, the other two manned and ordered
for France; which made the actual number of her
crew at the time of capture 102 men.

20 gum, 115 men.

LLOYD'S, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS.

The Ships from the Leeward Island, under com•
mand of his Majesty's ship CRESSEY, are all accounted
for except the two following :—The Mary, CLARK,
from Guadaloupe for Glasgow, and the Betsey, Jonn-
son, from Barbadoes for Dublin, viz.

14 bound to Bristol; three taken, one of diem retaken, one
given up, and eleven arrived safe.
26 bound to Liverpool; £4 arrived, two left bebind, leaky.
3 bound to Lancaster; all arrived.
7 bound to Greenock; six arrived, and one gone to Ber-
muda, leaky.
21 bound to Glasgow ; twenty arrived, and one as above, not
accounted for.
2 bound to Cork; one arrived, and one left at St. Thomas's,
leaky. '
11 bound to Dublin ; ninearrived, one taken, and one as above,
not accounted for.
1 bound to Belfast; arrived safe.
82 bound to London; supposed all to have arrived safe.
London, England, 1813-08-18

DIED.

At Kierfield, near Stii;ing,lotbe ath inst. Ann Ross, %.^l,. of
John lvi'Vicar, Esq.
At Edinburgh, on the 2d inst. Liza Tenzence, wife of C:ltain
Graluot, 25th rvgim..nt.
At Philadelphia, on the !:.:6th of Arril, Dr. Benjamin Rush.
London, England, 1813-08-18

SODA WATER, MADE BY THE AERATED SODA
I'o WDEir S.
THIS Preparation will he riond extremely useful
and convenient to all persons whose situation residers the
conveyance of -oda Waver Inconvenient or expengive; it is por-
table for tin. pocket, ai.d unchangeable in any climate. Pre-
pare! and sold by Hudson and Co. Chemists, 27, Haymsrket,
Lortsion; sold also by Fade, Se. Cornivil; Sanger, 150. Oxiord-
Street ; and others throughout the United Kingdom, in bases for
ene dozen, at Ys. 90i. rash.
London, England, 1813-08-18

AWIDOW LADY, who has hitherto lived in
affluence upwards of 60 years, Is suffering under extreme
distress, and is 110 W reduced to that extremity which, if not imme-
diately relieved by some well•disposed persons, whose inclitia-
dens ar.: ready to alLviate her situation, she must Inevitably
sink under a pressure of misfortune, and be obliged to seek an
asylum in a workhouse in the parish where she has paid taxes
upwards of twenty years, which would be to a person in the re-
spectable sphere of life in which she has always lived, till the de-
cease of her husband, one of the greatest calamities that could
befall her. Her distress has been so great, tis:4 she has been
obliged to past from her siele'coard, plate, furniture, Wearing ap-
parel, even to her crockery-ware, which, to every feeling mind,
must evince real distress. tor the most trifling sums, for daily
sustenance. Her situation has only lately been known to a few
persons, through extreme distress, which presented itselfto their
notice, whose sympathy has been excited to promote a subscrip-
tion to txtricate.and redeem her articles in pledge, which other-
wise must be totally lost ; and to preserve her from impending
misery and wretchedness, during her few remaining days us* ex-
istence. The smallest donations will be thankfully received and
acknowledged by Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Mr. I. Ebers 27,
Old Bond-street; Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley- ann. &van-
di.-h-square ; Mr. Colburn; Conduit-street; Messrs. White, Co-
chrane, and Co. Fleet-street; Messrs. .Axford and Sun, LeJgatt-
hlll, who have kindly undertaken to receive the tallest dona.
tions on her behalf.
The following are additional Subscriptions, received, for which
the Widow returns her grateful acktiewlvegements :
1. H. by favour of Mr. Hatchat9 • OE2 0 0
Hon. Mrs. V. G. by favour of Mr. rolburn 1 0 0
3. D. by favour of Messrs. White and Cochrane 1 0 0
B. H. by thtto - 2 0 0
Miss M. by (Amur of Mr. Lloyd 1 1 0
Mrs. Leigh, by ditto at 1 2 U
London, England, 1813-08-18

DEAL., AUGUST 17.

Saild his Majesty's ship VANGEUR, for off Flushing,
to join Admiral YouNc's squadron ; and the Gass-
HOPPER for Portsmouth. Came down from the River,
the Earl St. Vincent, DALE, for Quebec; and the
Star, Tniverr, for Bermuda.

[Taylor; Blrmlttithani, ; Harriet, Fos; Mercury,
Adams; and Ann, Taylor, from Wales; Providence,
Hayes, from Falmouth ; Diligence, Chapman, from
Pearyo ; Good Intent, Davis ; and the Lloyd, Bar-
, ratt, from Exeter ; Mary. Ann, Probinslea, from
Fowey ; Harwich, Kidd ; and the John and Ann,
Tinmouth, from Sunderland; Acorn, Mirrels ; and
the Hannah's Success, Sanderson, from Newcastle ;
London, Wrightson, from London ; Friends, Jen-
nings ; Brothers, Osden ; and the Stranger, Power,
From Bristol ; and the Dulwich, Hare, from Hull..
Arrived the BULWARK, Rear-Admiral P.C.DURHAM,
from Basque Roads ; BLOODHOUND gun-brig, from
Wales; and the REDPOLE, and REINDEBR brig of war,
from a cruize.

LEITH, AUGUST 14.
The FURIOUS gun brig arrived in the Roads this
morning, from Gottenburgh and the Larkins, front
Greenland, with eight fish. The ALEXANDRIA fri-
gute, and fiFITFLRE sloop of v►ar, sailed this morilii;g
on a cruize. The OBERON sloop of war sailed from

Longhope, on the 2d inst. with a convoy of 15 sail to
Archangel. The James, SMITH, from Greenland, is
arrived at Whitby. The Lively, Industry, Acorn.
and Newburgh Volunteer, have arrived at Gotten-
burgh from Leith. The followingvessels arrived A
St. Petersburgh between the 7th and Ic2th July last :
I Llsn, LUSK ; Lively, I.Eisnatau • Neptune, lkdriamost a—.
land Jessy, WATSON. from Leith=-Curlew, Yor 14 0 ; Hretura
Wassraa, James and David, Favourite, Wicsom
Gana • Helen, NlAcita.N ; and Hero.NIUSTA&D front Dun-
nru—lietsey, CLARE, from Clafigow—Ann and li4bella,
' and Hope, Filtillut, from Arbroath.
1 Monday arrived at Aberdeen, the Middleton, Tnn.
from Greenland, with six fish ; Letitia. GRAY, with
15 ; Princess of Wales, NAnIN, with 3 ; and St. An-
! drew, Ram, with 7. The Middleton, on the 7th inst.
off Shetland. spoke the Venerable, of Hull, BEN/47T,
from Greenland. with 18 fish ; and same time spoke
the Margaret, KEY, for London, with 20 fish. The
Active, GRAY, is arrived at Peterhead with 10 fish ;
Hope, rEARY, with 8 ; and Union, Hurcauson, witli
11. The Perseverance, of Peterhead, arrived there
on Sunday evening from Greenland—left the ice the
20th of July, 4 fish, 40 tons of oil.

A fleet of merchant ships sailed from Quebec oa
the 3d of July, under convoy of the PLovEn and
CYGNET sloops of war, and were to be joined in the
river by the NrnnE frigate, under whose charge they
were to proceed to Great Britain.
London, England, 1813-08-18

HARVI SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.
THE above admired Article continues to be pre•
pared only at I.AZENEY's Warehouse, No. I, Edward-
street, Portm.m-square, and is respectfully recommended to the
Nobllll and Gentry as a most excellent Sauce tor all kinds of
Fish; it is particularly eicellent with Game, Steaks, cold Meat,
Ste. Tot revert, imposition, none can possibly be gettable boles
the label on each bold.. is signed by me, ELIZAIItTIi LAZZMIT.
N. B. E. I. talc. s this opportunity to recommend her geunine
Essence of Anchovies, tine Salad 011, French Olives, which, with
a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had fur family use
and exportation.
London, England, 1813-02-16

CERTIFICATES—March 6.

Wm. Major, Woolwich, mariner, John M'atkieson, Holborn,
potatoe-dealer. John Taylor, Cheapside, mans-merc.r. Geo. Lyon,
Old City Chambers, merchant. Robt. Ogg, Upper Smith-street,
merchant. W. Petty, Manchester,builder. H. Nunn and J.Barber,
York-street, haberdashers. Thom as Payne, Skimouth-street,
builder. Wm. Cole, Whitcomb-street, dealer in music. Thomas
Brothers, White Rose,court, woollen-draper. George Gould,
Bath, druggist. James M'Cullum, Christopher-street, merchant.
John Brandreth, Bolton, cotton-manufacturer. Robert Cowie,
Bartholomew-lute, merchant. Wm. Lowe, Macclesfield, drug-
gist. John Ferguson, Bum-street, mariner. Samuel Meeds, Suck-
ney, miller. John Reynolds, Ludlow, wheelvn ight. Christopher
Long, Clint, merchant.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Barnes and Co. Canterbury, coich proprietors. Paterson and
Co. Halifax, dyers. Watson and Star►ie, Rockliffe, dyers. :pink
and Pratt, Pall-mall. Parker and Stocks, Manchester. Dewe and
Co. East Challow, boat-owners. Standly and. Whalley, Sutton,
ilk-throw sten. Booth and Clark, Preston, iron-founders. Ro-
binson and Ryder, Macclesfield, iron-founders. T. and R. Bates,
Leicester, dyers. Nutting and Wh•te, Holborn, umbrellc-makers.
B. and T. Howell, Fenchurch-street, wine merchants. Snutthurst
and Co. Chorley, muslin manufacturers. J. and S. Allen, St. Mi-
chael's wharf, coal-merchants. Akroyd and Morris,Mount-street ,
painters. Gill and Nicholls, Penryn, gunpowder•makers. Cross
and Bond, Bristol, wine merchants. Boyson and Perceval, Fen-
church-street. Thirlwad, and Weems, St. John's-street, drapers.
Crisp and Whinney, Trinity-street, carpenters. Oakley aad Co.
Northop, coal miners. Price and Co. Leadenhall-street, drapers.
London, England, 1813-02-16

This day was published, in One Vol Biro. price 6s.
LETTERSTO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS
CAROLINE PRINCESS OF WALES; comprising the
only true History of rho celebrated B 001( ; as is proved by a
.full account or an extraordinary Prosecution, commenceJ af.;ains!
the Author, in the Court of Chancels:, through having the real
Book in h:s possi.ssion; as wee as by the inserti in of a literal
?), of the INIU NC I lON granted by Lord EIMON to pret:ent
bun from parting with the said Batik, under the penalty of Five
Thousand Pounds!!!

By a GENLENIAN who was the 01.ject or the Prow.ution.
" What thou knowe.st Write in a Book r

London: Tub!hated by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill; and
sold by all other Bookielltdr9.

This day was published, le eto. price es.—wl h co?oured Plates,
1. A PLAN for ENC REA SING the EXPORTS
1- of 13121 M INITEACf DRERS to INDIA. files-
mated by a series of Eorrivings. 1111$.-
2. 'I he A‘ljourt)cti Detvare at the East India ?Tonle, en Tues-
day theA 9th, friday the d, ar:d Tuesday the v9th I,ary Ihl 3,
on the Ntzuciatiou with his AVl4zsty's Ministers relative to a ri:-
newai of the Charter, with an Appendix. By an Impartial Re-
porter, Sc.
Pr iltetl foi B!sek, Party, and Co. Leadruhall•rreet; and
Lloyd, Harley-strret. •
London, England, 1813-08-20

from Charlottenbers for head-quarters.. As Ma-
jesty on the 22d reviewed ell the troops who ware in
Berlin.
The Duke of Cumberland has set out for Straits.
PRAGUE, JULY Si.
Hitherto nothing has publicly transpired relative
to the state of proceedings between the Plenipoten-
tiaries at the Congress—we only know, that every
thing is at present confined •to the exchanging of
notes. There is in the suite of the two French Ple-
nipotentiaries a numerous chancery. His Majesty
often comes here Iscim Mr:sutlers • it is pretended that
his Majesty will shortly .establish his residence near
' this capital.
AUGUST 2.—The Archduke Maximilian arrived
here on the 28th July, from Vienna.
His Majesty arrived here from Branders on the
30th of the same month.

BREMEN, AUGUST 3.
For some time there have passed through here
large convoys of artillery and ammunition of every
description.

SMTRIVA.
FROM AUTHORITY.)

We are happy to be assured, that there is every
probability that the plague has long since ceased at
Smyrna ; our Consul resident there having given offi-
cial information on the 7th April last, that the deaths
from that disease had been very few during the fort-
night preceding ; and subsequent letters from several
merchants in that city to the latest date, the 2d June,
being entirely silent upon the subject. Constantinople
suffered infinitely more than Smyrna ; but Mr. WIL-
KINSON, who arrived three days ago, with dispatches
from his Majcsty's Ambassador there, states, that the
plague had entirely ceased for a long time previous
to the lsth June, when he quitted that capital.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1813-08-20

should have expected. His account of the British
"Mss d4s not appear to be exaggerated, nor does he
attempt to conceal the amount of the damage which
the town and works have sustained. He seems to
hate treated the Wounded and prisoners with great
humanity—indeed we have better evidence even than
General Ray's on the subject, for we have•seen pri-
vate letters, which state that the French actually
ceased firing upon the assailants, when they saw that
they must inevitably fail in the attack, and called
out to the British Officer* to draw off their men.
London, England, 1813-08-20

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 18.

The PRIWCE RE:OI2IT arrived here from Windsor
yesterday evening before ten. His Royal Highness
has remained in the Pavillion to day.
The Duke of CLARINCE, Lord Ymmourn, and
the Pontuntntsa Astsmution, came down yesterday.
Many persons of fashion are expected to visit the
Pantcz REGENT, who will continue here ten days.—
To-day his Royal Highness had a select dinner party,
and music, as usual, in the evening.
The 44th regiment, and the South Cork militia are
here: volunteering for the line does not appear ex-
actly to suit the disposition of the latter.