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London, England, 1813-08-07

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST &

Arrived the MEDUSA, of 38 guns, Captain 1571/.4
from off Cherbourg ; ENDTIMON. 40 guns, Captain
HOPE, from Plymouth ; and SEALARI., of 10 guns,
Lieutenant WARRANIN from a cruise, and sailed
again this evening ; Friends, Cearcerran, and De-
chess of Richmond, READ, from Gibraltar—under
quarantine. Sailed the THAMES, 32, Captain Pim-
TON, for Chatham ; and one of the Russian 74's, for
the River, to be broken up.

;, AUGUST 6.

Sailed his Majesty's ship BERMUDA wit a convoy
for the Baltic, consisting of about 75 sail. The next
will probably sail about the 16th inst.

DEAL. AUGUST S.
My last, relative to the burning of the Favourite,
was wrote in much haste, and I did not then think is
proper to mention an afflicting circumstance that has
now proved too true. A Lady, passenger on board
the ill-fated vessel, in the first moment of SIAM. Mt
from her cabin to the forecastle, with intent to trust
herself to the waves rather than abide the chance of
escaping from that all-devouring eletnent, fire. Her
husband, in a state of distraction, flew to the spot,
and caught her in his arms ; but, alas I his strength
was insufficient to prevent her from jumping over the
ship's side—and falling on the gunwale of one of the
boats, whose crew, in defiance of danger, attended
to save the unfortunate mariners, she fractured two
of her ribs, and occasioned a dangerous contusion on
her thigh.
London, England, 1813-02-09

A GENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spdsbury, at
1-1!. his Dispensary, k 5, Soho-square, list Sommer, baying an
encrusted eruption of the pustular form covering his hands, at-
tr nded with violent pain,and swellingof the glands of the armsfrom
irritation. His nights sleepless, and his helpless state (his hands
being useless) rendered this case in so young a man erstressing.
Mach of the virulence had been produced by previous ituproper
treatment. Being directed to a milt sedative plan, the aivrfitod
symptoms gave way, and the PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC
DROPS restored his hands to their natural state; and he now
expresses Mattel as enjoying a better cue of health than than
the two preceding years. •
N. B. 'the Genuine Medicine, Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbn-
tic Drops, lu.s the words, " By the King's Patent," expressed on
the Bottles, bill of Direction, and Outside Wrapper, and the
'“ng's Duty is printed-in Black Ink.—ln Bottles of Sic Shillings,
Double Tcn Shillings and Sispence--and largest One Pound Two
Shillings, Duty inetuded.—Compound Essence, Bs.
This Medicine is peculiarly efficacious in Scurvy, Gout, Riau.
aiatistos in Sstoplutivas and Bilious Coluebtato.
London, England, 1813-02-09

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OR WALES. -

Sir FRANCIS BURDJ TI gave notice, that on
Tuesday, 23d of this month, be would bring forward
the motion he had formerly annouwed, far assuring
the Regency to the Princess Charlotte of Wales, in
case of the demise of the Prince of Wales, duf lag
alse life time of his Majesty,

WAR IN THE P'ENINSUL4.
Mr, BENNETT moved for an account of all
sums of money expended for carrying cn the war in
the Peninsula, since the 24z11 of December 1811, to
the 24th December, 1812, or to the latest period the
same could be made up, including supplies of every
kind fbr the use of the English, Portuguese, and
Spanish troops.—Ordered.
Mr. AI3ERCROMBIE, in the absence of Sir
John Newport, postponed the Right lionewable Ba-
ronet's motion, from this day to Friday, the 19111 of
this month.

Mr. PEELE gave notice, that on Thursday next
be would move for leave to bring in a Bill, to pre-
vent the exportation of starch and blue from Leland.
After some couversatioQ between Mr. DA.vrEs
GlDolt and Mr. Rom:ism:, the Copper Eitportation
Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be cora-
mUted for Monday next.
London, England, 1813-02-09

'CHEAP AND DURABLE PAINT.
MESS2S. FORES and MITCHELL, No. 21,
Mary-la-bonne->tr:et, Golden-square, having for many
years past supplied great numbers of the Nobility, Gentry, and
other iersons with their invaluable PAINTS made with Pre-
pared Fish Oil for preserving Park Paling, Gates, Iron Railing,
Weather Boarding, Stuccoed and Plats= Fronts, and all work
greatly exposed to the weather, solicit the attention of the ptibllc
to their Paints, which, in their present greatly improved state,
combine elegance and durability with economy. The invisible
Green is 6d. per pound, and other Colours proportionately cheap.
N. B. Relined Lamp Oils ss. and 6s. 6d. per gallon; fine Sperm
and Sallad Ails, at P. , Mary-la-bonne-street, Golden•square.
London, England, 1813-02-09

NVMSER 8091.

CONTRACT FOR STONE. '
NdPr-OPFICE, Primary- 9, IdlB.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
-11 STONE'S of His .1161JAITIi NifFT,dis Ana yews Nsei s,
That on Wednesday, the 17th instant, at one o'clock, they will
pe ready to treat with such Per/ens as may be willing to Con-
nect for supplying his Majesty's Yards at Deptford and Wool-
with STONE, for performing Muon's Work.

Fero e the Tender liary he sew at this Office.
No Tattler will be received after ate ichei, oil the dig of treaty,
w any naiad, Kaki: the party, or as agent for hits, dated,.
EVery Tamer MAUS br etwasbasied by a Letter, addreesed to the Navy
Bard, and sired by ewe reepatille Persatu, engaging to knew bond
Ira the Pertea !orderly, is the awl 4100 Arai dre perforalesaee
4' the Cadraok

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
THIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and
SALE of chi WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, is now
Open to the Public Admittance is. Catalogue 6d.
N. B. The Subsuriptions for the Print of Mr. West's Picture
of." CHRIST HEALING THE SICK," continue to be received
at, the Gallery. The price to Subtetlhers is Titre Guibeas each
Print: one ballot be paid at the time of subsciiblng, and the re-
nibuier on the delivery of the Prints.—Persons residing in the
country may transmit £s per post, to Mr. Green, for which a
recript will be immediately returned. By Order,
VALENTINE GREEN, A. R. A. Keeper.

IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY.
Band W. RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having
• established extensile Warehouses in that City, beg leave
to offer their services in furnishing the Altair in MINERAL, but
more particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Ms-
TRICT with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of
every description. Their Stores are so extensile, and suet: ar-
rangements have been made to merit patronage and approbation,
tbat a Regiment may be supplied, AT AN !LOUR'S NOTICI With
every article required for the complete equiament of the St:idler.
N. B. Regiments going w or retuning from the Peninsula,
wonltlffnd great advantages in the contiguity of the above Ware-
bosses to Portsmouth. •
London, England, 1813-02-09

This day was published, in two volumes fcap. Bvo. price 12s.
board;, printed in 'the very best manner, on fine paper, and
embelbghed with a beautiful Portrait of the Author,
c'ENLCA'S MORALS, by \Vay of Abstract ; to
LI which is added, a Discourse under the Title of " AN AF-
TER 'I HOU(tH l'."

The present (iwing the 16th edition of Seneca's Morals) is pre-
..enttd to the public under a full conviction, that no book in the
Engd-h languav is lbstter calculat.-cl to raise the genius, to mend
the heart, and.sit the same titne,to contribute to the entertainment
of the gentleman, the mart of letter+, and of youth,ui particular.
. London: Pinned for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pater-
noster-row. Of whom may be had,
Essay; on Man; &lint ming his Intellectual and Moral Quali-
ties: Ist. On the Acpisitiou of Self-krowlet:ge. 21. On the Ele-
ments of Human Nature. sd. On the Symptoms of Intellectual
Degeneracy. 4.h. On Charactci ist:cs of Personal Honour. By
1 homas Finch. 6s. boards.
London, England, 1813-02-09

STEPHENSON'S LAND SURVE7ING.

This day was published, in I Vol. inc. embellished with au en-
graved Plan, and Sit Plates; together.with an engraved Field
Book of 27 pages, price I 6s. half-bound,
'HE SYSTEM of LAND SURVEYING at pre-
senr adopted by Surveyors and Commi.sioners in Old and
New luclosures, conducted as an actual Survey, on a Plan con-
sisting of open f kids, lugs, Common and Old Inclosure, divided
and allotted accordi:lg to Conditions and Agreement between the
several l'roprietors. To which are aided, Rules, shewtng in
what manner Lints may be measured, where there are isupedi-
aunts, or tint, to obstruct the Sight, such as Buildings, Water,
&c. Taking Distances; measuring on the Outside of an, Quan-
tity of Land or Water, and thereby find the Content: surveying
large *Fowns, Cities, &c. Likewise, the props Method to be
pursued in measuring detached Pieces of Laud where Plotting is
not required. The Whole by the Chain only.
By WILLIAM STEPHENSON,
Laud Surveyor, Horneastle.
London : Printed for Sherwood, -Neely, and Jones, No. 20,
Pat ernost er-row„ '

FOR COUGIIS' COLDS, &c.
‘VALSHIS COLTSFOOT LOZENGES.-
Tuselago was the name givCa to Coltsfoot by the indents
who knew its value in Coughs, &a. It is prepared in the form
of Lozenge, as the most agreeable to palate • and also, that by
its gradually dissolving in the mouth, may with more certainty
be conveyed to the parts affected. These Lozenges are dents.
struenr, detergent, and lubricating, alloying the tickling sensation
which occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, and prodeciag the
most salutary effects—if used as a preventative, few persons will
be troubled with Coughs through the winter, and their price
places them within the reach of all ranks of people.
Sold by Shaw and Edwards, 68, St. Paul's Church-yard, who
are the sole proprietors, and none are genuine but what base their
name on the stamp—Price is. I id.
Also, WALSH's ANTIPERIUSSIS for the HOOPING
COUGH, a remedy long approved, and re•otomencled by the
first families in the .kingdom—Price only es. 9d. per bottle.
London, England, 1813-02-09

This day waa published, in Niards,
Dediate I by permission to his ROYAL HIGIINgss the C0m...,
INSTRUCTIONS and DRILL for LIGHT IN-
PANTRY, with various Formettions of Square against Ca-
valry —By Colonel N. CAMPBELL, of the 16th Portuguese
Infantry.
It is from a Translation of this Work; printed by order of Sir
W. CARR BERESTORD, approved by the PRINCE R.LGRNT of
Portugal, that the Portuguese Cacadores have been form-da
Printed for T. Fgtrion, Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1813-02-09

CHEAP PATENir LAMP OIL, by the Impe-
rial British Oil and Colour Company, ieo, Strand, the only
Horse in London for the sale of VANHERMAN's Purified
LAMP OILS, his Impenetrable cheap Paint fur. ail work ex-
posed to the weather, his Improved Paint without smell for the
interior of Houses, and all his recent Discoveries and Improve-
ments, (all others arc spurious, and impositions on the public).
Purified Patent Lamp Oil, 6s. 6d. per gallon.
Good Chamber ditto, - ss. titl. ditto.
Genuine Spermaceti and 41 other Oils at the most reasonable
prices.—Orders addressed as above *4ll be punctually attende 1 to
London, England, 1813-02-09

THE Ticket, No. 543, drawn in the last Lottery,
a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in
Sixteen Siateeiths, at the old-established Offices of
CARROLL and Co.
No. 7, Coenhili, and 26, Oxford-street, London.
CARROLL and Co. return their grarefulthanks to the Public
for past favours, and solicit their aw ntion to the Small Lottery,
of only 7000 Tkkets, every Ticket to be drawn trom the Wheel,
on the lith of THIS MONTH, and following Day, and contains
Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO,
atc. &e. Bcc.
Orders from the Country, post-paid, duly attended to.

pRANSCOMB, No. I, HOLBORN BAits, corner of
Middle-Row, grateful for past favettui, is happy to announce
that the Small LOTTERY of only 7,00 e Ticlets contains
Prizes of
ae20,000 £5,000
£lO,OOO £2,000, &c. &c.
And solicits a continuance of their commands as above, in this
Lottery, to he drawn 17th and 18th FEBRUARY.
BRANSCOMB Sold in the last seven years Capitals amount-
ing to Z:27,337, divided into 1401 Shares, which, upon a mo-
derate calculation, raised to independence and affluence at least

TBISH stlicits the fortunate Share-holders of the
• under-mentioned Capital Prizes, sold by him I. the Lot-
tery that finished last Month, to brio: them for Payment, or
Exchange for 'rickets and :hares in the Lottery to be drawn the
37th and lath of This Mouth:
1,070 - - 3E20(04. 10,428
11,128 1,0t,0 1,::()3 • -
6,0,03 - - 400 1,413
333 300 1%123
11,468 300
Persons in the Country may 1
Bank Not s, or Post-Oflice Ordl
turtate lattices, 4, CORNIIIILL;

- - 10,000
• , 1,000
- £4oo
-30 k)

&c. &c. &c.

,e supplied by sending good Bills,
,rs to either of PISH's truly
9, ,CIIARINc-Caoss, London.
London, England, 1813-02-09

This day was published, in 1 Vol. Foolscap Bvo. price 7s. boards,
r I CONTEMPLATIST ; a Series of Esbays
upon
_ll/To ralsand Literature.

By W. MUDFORD, Author of Nubilia, &c. &c.
" Mr. Mudford has here avowed himself the Author of a
work (Nubilja), which excited considerable attention, and no
small portion of unmerited shine. He is evidently a truly moral
and in the work to!ft re us, a judicious writer. Tt e admirable
extracts from Sewtll's tragedy of " Sir Walter Raleigh," and the
Essay on" The Enormity of Adultery and Seduction, do honour
to the Author's t..ite, talents, and exalted principles. The paper
" On the Evils of Suspicion," should of itself recommend this
pleasing little volume to the perusal of every well-educated fa-
mily.'•—And-Jacobin Rev. 1812.
Printed fur Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, the Pounh Edition, with two
it,:slitional Chapters, price Sts. boards, of
Nubilia in search of a Husband, it;cluding sketches of Modern
Society, and interperse•d with Moral and Literary Disquisitions.
" Some married v.-min, even in their marriage, do better
please Gob, than some virgins ill tl:e•ir state of virginity."

TA1r1.01...
" The author of Nubilia has something aurpasced Carl, bs in
animation, variety, and elegance.. Whoever Rlay be its author,
it is, u..questionably, the production of an enlightened, observ-
ing, and virtuou• mind, and bears internal evidence of talent and
leaning.—Anclacobin Review.
London, England, 1813-08-31

SALES BY AUCTION.
• YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING.
Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATES, upwards of FOUR THOU-
SAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, great part TITHE-
FREE, MANOR or LORDSHIP, eligible for investing Mo-
ney. By Mr. ROMNS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, October 7th, at 12, In One Lot,
THEValuable and Highly Improveable FREE-
HOI.D ESTATES, with the Manor or Lordship of
Sneaton, extending over near Five Thousand Acres of Land, and
affording the finest Orouse-shooting in the country, situate within
two miles of the Sea-port town of Whitby, in the North Riding
of the :ounty of York, 18 mike from Scarborough, comprising
Eleven ancient inclosed capital Farins,wlth excellent Farm-houses
and all necessary Outbuildings, in good repair, a Water Corn
Mill, Ste. ; containing near Two Thousand Acres of old Meadow,
Pasture, and Arable Land, paying a cettaln Corn-rent In lieu of
Tithes, la the possession of very respectable Tenants from year
to year, except one, which is as lease, at low rents, amoundug to
I near £2510 per annum, aigable of couaiderable increase. Also
& compact Residence, with Offices, SNEATON HALL, with
Ye: :is, Gardens, Coach-house, Stables, and Outbuildings, and
about Thirty Acres of Meadow Land.,,and near One Hundred
Acres of Wood Land, In haled. The Hoe* Commands a fine
View of the likturesone town,. and port of Whitby, the noble
Ruins of the venerable Abbey, the Church, and the German
Ocean ; part of the Estate. Is bounded by the beautiful River
Eskc, which is'ivelt stored with fine Salmon and, at a small ex-
pence, a considerable Fishery may by established.
A capital Lime-kiln and Outbuilding, sundry Cottages, with
Gardens, &c. and upwards of 2,300 Acres of excellent Moor.
Land, recently inclosed, and tithe-free, making together 4,300
Acres, all in a ring-fence. The. Manor abounds with Grouse,
and all other sorts of Game; Streams o( Water run through dd.
ferent parts of the Estate. The Moor Lands are cultivated at a
small expence. l'lenty of Lime may be bad from Whitby. Pro-
ductive Stone Quarries on the Estate for fencing,.&c. 'lids Pro-
perty is well worth the attention of a Getulernan fund of agricul-
tural pursuits, and will amply repay for their attention.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Matthew Robinson, at
Sneaton, near Whitby, where Particulars may be had; and at
the Angel Inn, and Custom-boine Coffee-house, Whitby; Swan,
Pickering; New Talbot, Mahon; Black Swan, and Hotel, York;
Angel, Doncaster, and Grantham; George, Stamford; White
I law, St. All..n's ; at Garraway's Colleeelmuse; and of Mr. Ro-
-I,les, Warerick-street, Golden-square, London, Where a Plan of
the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1813-08-31

LEIPZIC, AUGUST 16.

The Emperor left Dresden yesterday afternoon.
At five o'clock, his 'Majesty went out by the Pima
Gate.

EISINACII, AUGUST ie.

According to an order from his Highness the
Duke of Weimar, which has been transmitted here
by estafette, the castle and several private houses
have been prepared to receive the. King of Saxony,
with his family and Ministers.
London, England, 1813-08-31

LEITH, AUGUST 28.

The APELLLT sloop of war arrived in the roads
last night from a creize.—The Niourieonts sloop
of warvis come into the harbour to be repaired.—.
The GALLANT gun-brig sails with the convoy for the
Baltic to-morrow mornilig.—The Cut:acmes *Amp of
war sailed from the roads on Monday. on a cruize.—
Tuesday the Jane, NEWTON; and Neptune, Days.
DALE, from GreenlAnd, arrived at Aberdeen the
former with three fih, and the latter with eight.—
The Cautzse sloop et war arrived at Stromness,
from a cruize, on the 7th instant, and sailed again to
the Westward thefollowing 4y.—The Tiger, Sum
master, from Leith to Quebep, suited from Cork the
2d of June, with the convoy vpd,er 004A40,cric. was'
spoke in the Gulf of St. Lawrence on the 2feds
going up a single ship.

Private letters from Amsterdam, dated thf 204 of
August, have this mnrning arrived, which mention
that it wai known them that the Austrian; had ale•
dared against the French.

r--^-

- .

The Adventure packet, from Rio Janeiro, is twit
ved at Crookhaven; sailed the 23d „tune, and !tor,.
Bahia the 3d July.
Yesterday was married, at Mary,labonne Church.
MoLviveng HYDE NEPEAN, Esq. eldest son of the
Right Hon. Sir Eva:4 NEPEAN, Baronet, to Miss
CHAEL9TTE TILGH MAN.
BREAD.—This day the Peep Movott, having in-
..pected the Meal-weighers' Returns,erdered the price
to be continued the sane as last week. Is. 5,1; the
Quitrtern Loaf.
In his recent visit to Brighton, the Patrice REGENT
was waited on by tc+e Commanding Oifictr of the
District, to, know oc, srhat day his Royal Highness
anuld wish to have the military in that neighbour-
tood reviewed.—•' No military parade fur me at pre-
sent,'‘ said his Royal Highness : " the troops will he
much better employed in gathering in the harvest 1"

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London, England, 1813-08-31

CHEAP, DURABLE, and IMPENETRABLE
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I'.les, Slates, Stuccoed Fruits, Out-buildings, and weather-
boarding, of every eeicription.
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D.trk Olive Greet,, 70et
Bright. Olive Green, ' 1121.
lilue, ' - .. UV.
Chocolate. . ens. 1
Prepared Oil, to this the above for Tice, ss. 6d. per Gall.
Genuine'Ground White ' • Genuine Sperm Oil, per •
Lead, per cwt. 565. Gal. . - 86. Btl
Turpentine, pet galL 12s. Pale Seal Oil, .... es. 6d.
Boiled Oil, - . 6s. Pale Whale, - es.
Linseed Oil, - ss. 6d. Common Oil, - Ss. 9d.
N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, possess
!vat durability, and are a cure for theAlforot and Dry R0e......
They are peculiarly adapted for work isposed to the effects of
weather, and my also be applisikwith ativarta.2e to chi general
purposes of Useful In-door Painting, as they dr).very quick, are
bakdsomt In appearance, and are ustlieln the manner of other
paints.

Yellow, Black, White;
Ston, and Lead Co-
lours, each, per cwt. 56F.
.Red, - - 465.
London, England, 1813-08-31

AUGSBURG, AUGUST 16.

The army of the camp of Nymphenbourg conti-
nues its march. The Bavarian troops, which do not
form a part of it, are assembling at Munich, to form
a new corps of observation of 10,000 men.

AUGUST 17.—A1l the fortresses in Bavaria have
been placed in a state of defence, and furnished with
provisions and warlike stores. We are working on
the fortifications of our town ;—tetes de pont. are
erecting on the Lech. The levy of troops is con-
tinued with activity in Bavaria; a great number ot
volunteers offer themselves; all the battalions of the
moveable guard wish to march ; the battalions ot the
National Guards, third class, will remain in the
towns for interior service.

We are in great uncertainty respecting what is
passing at Prague. The post has nut arrived from
that town for six days. Independently of the corps
d'armee of the Inn, commanded by General Wrede,
we have still garrisons in the fortresses of Bavaria,
60()0 men in Saxony, and a regiment at Dantzic.
London, England, 1813-08-31

FRANKFORT, AUGUST 19.

The Vienna Papers are to-day wanting for the first
time, and those from Prague for the -second.
', It is asserted, that the coalesced Powers have re-
newed their proposals to the King of Denmark, to
detach him from his alliance with France, and en.
gage him to join the Coalition. It is added, that ou
this condition they offered to guarantee him the inde-
pendence of his States. The King of Denmark not
only rejected their offers, but also sent cavalry into
Holstein, to reinforce the Prince of Hesse's corps,
stationed in the French departments of the Mouths
of the Elbe.

AUGUST W.—The Exchange upon Vienna has
lately experienced an extraordinary fall.

NUREetiIiURG, AUGUST IS.
We have received letters from Prague, but they
contain no information relative to the Congress.

VIENNA, AUGUST 11.

It is saidrshat the Queen of Sicily will soon arrive
at ()fen. to pass some time there.

BRUNSWICK. AUGUST 12.

. The kingdom of Westphalia now enjoys the most
perfect tranquillity. The agitation of men's minds
whiCh has appeared in some countries upon the ene-
my's approach, and which had been paid for by
English gold, has entirely subsided. Thanks may
be given to a tutelary Government, which knows how
to save the State, and protect from all attemps per-
sons and property. Thus, the confidence of subjects
in their Sovereign, and In the august Protector of the
Confederation, is full and entire.
The Danish Auxiliary corps, which is still upon
the Lower Elbe, is to receive great reinforcements.
Danish corps of cavalry, which was in Zealand,
has passed to the Continent, and is expected in Hol-
stein : it is be join the Prince D'Eckmuhl'scorps.--
In this corps w,d yona4 the fine Dragoon Regiment
of Trone. . . .

Pt ice Frederick of 'Jesse, Commander in Chief
of the Danish Aux,liaxy corps, is still at Wandsbeck;
Count de Schultrobourg, second in command, Is at
Alitelisbaurg; General ;Assess commands under
these two chiefs.

Very recent inleTligenne has been received at Co.
'penhagen mks Christiana. The Norwegians evince
.thesfeakesttievoierni to their icing, and the Swedes
are ISQL F4iticp tp undertake any thing
&gains, tim. •
London, England, 1813-08-31

SECOND EDITION.

: •

STAROPFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK,
Mr. Mau, the Messinger, has this instant arrived'
in Downing.st*et, With Dispatches from Lord
CATHCART and General Sir CHARLES STVIAIRT. H*-1‘
left the Headquarters of the Allied Armies in the
North at Prague on the 18th instant.
Mr. Mau, we understand, is the bearer of **-
Austrian Manifesto igitinst France.

The EmPerot, of Roam and AUSTATAt and the
Xing of PRUSSIA, were so Prague when the Memo.
ger came away, 'out no batde.had been fought.

The Allied Armies were advancing upowDresdrn,
and they were in the highest state of preparation to
:sleet the enemy.

Lord CATHCART and Sir C. SrZWARI were et
Prague with the Allied Sovereigns whey the iirrh
:roger came away.

- 4514741. IN7ELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 211.
Arrived the Concord and Sir J. 1-I.Craig transports,
with troops on hoard, from Portsmouth, bound for
Bilboa. Sailed his Majesty's cutter SWIM of 12
guns, Lieut. Witteu, on a cruise, and the Montague
packet, with a Mail for Coro nna and Lisbon ; also,
sailed the John and Mary, COLLINS; Prince Regent,
CLINTON ; and the Retie, PSARCIC, to join tise fleet
for Newfoundland, now off this port.—Wind N.N.E.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST so.
Arrived the Olive Branch, Anon, from Dublin ;
his Majesty's schooner .Mtsurroz, Lieutenant WIL-
LIAMS, from the Westward ; and Cymru:, of 38 guns,
Captain LANGPORD, from the Eastward.—Went out
of harbour, the DONNROAL. SPA fount, and Esconr,
the two former are under jury masts, and bound to
the River, to be repaired, there not being sufficient
room in his Majesty's yard at this purl fur that
purpose.

• DEAL, AT/CL)6l' 30,
Arrived his Majesty's ship Nciuuz, 74 guns, from
a cruize off North Bergen, and Kumla! other ports in
that quarter, in search of Commodore ROLOGRRS..... •
Remain as per last.—Wind N. E.
HARWICH, AUGUST so,
N ,als to-da' The

io foreign•arriv; .7. , several packets
bound to Gottenburgh and Heligoland still remaiu
wind-bound, as well as a convoy of near two hundred
an for the Baltic, under the AGOUBSSOR end HASTY
gun-brigs. A large fleet, of near four hundred sail,
passed this port last night and this morning,flomthe
East Seas, to London.—Wind E.
London, England, 1813-08-31

GkORGE UPTON and Co. Oil and Cotourrato, 62, Queen-
street; 41, London-wall; and Kennet.* Wharf, IX;!train Pitch,
'for, Rosin, &c. &e. • •

IC AL DISPENSARY.
glaress the Duke of Yuan.
Part of I.eltrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Wu. Col. J. Barry, M.P. CSI. H. Ch. I.enti, M. P.
John- Latouche. M.P. Captain J. Hay.
SUR c Elm —M r. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London.
HIS INSTITUTION, established fur the excht-
1. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES,a
and their dreadful consequence., as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcers-
eons, Ate. has to boast the cure of n• lent than 2,000 Patients:an-
nually, many of whom have been afflicted front le to 110 years.
'lle early symptoms of Gonotrficea end Chancre are cured in
a few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakness And derangement of the.generativs
organs, which impair the cerutitution, and shorten life, are here
more sue:essfuty treated than on any other plan.
Mr.Kiernan may be constilted as usual, by either sex, at his
private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street. Bedford•square,
where Letters from Town and Country are to be addreesethand
the necessary advice and medicine will be stem or Seat to app
Nn if the kingdom.

LOCK AND SURGI
PATRON-16 RO)titi Hit
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London, England, 1813-08-31

VIENNA, INLY

Ayr present great preparatioris, prodigious as .thej
we, will, notvithstaotling, ,be.increatted by the Ilan.
Brian insurrection. Some weeks ago, General Von
•Kuistiters, Adjataut of his Maidt.itY the EhiPerGrs
Ahr(lig:i this city, on his a`ay to Hungary I
a:,41 it. it, nu,. knowti Chit Jar parried with him the
situa.huul 0, King to lall the Nctbics of the
d( -I:,,niga I ) .knel ,the Niayinces copiected *vat,
-.-or •get.ts.ll arming. • It rs.seisd that the inisurl"
twit rill uilueu totake I.,Ci
.4U the Ifth of liugpsi,
but klidi 4.othatil II "14 0r414, br *ufe. •
the nec.Lss,sr) • ‘s:tasotagio on the 4g41 of 41.4104.
.4upubc •
• •
411. e throng* 44,atkii
~,Itisueo,u.niutnuptcd. 'thew os 4149 herr
betides I...use w.hiAbigoreshins fur a *II 5141ais U. 1515.1

,to march still farther, the regiment Deutsehtnekter,
which has not yet been. ordered to break up,' but
which has been directed to be constantly prepared for
that purpose.
In Upper and in Lower Austria, and also ig,lfes.,
hernia, orders have been issued for raising strong eug
trenchments in various places. The head-quarteri`cif
the army its the West of Bohemia, which, it wet said,
for some days, were to be at Pilsen, have nos been
ordered to Budweis. It is stated, that the General
Order for what is called the Landsturm, issued from
the highest authority, has been already printed., and
lies ready for publication; but it is yet kept back.
With regard to the Hungarian insurrection, we are
assured, that its present enrolment will differ from
former ones, inasmuch as the Nobles of the kingdom
will come forward in person for the defence of-their
native country; and not, as was formerly the case,
by substitutes.

FRENCH PiIPERS.

PARIS, AUGUST 23.
The Senate to-day held an extraordinary meeting.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent set out
this morning for Cherbourg. We have to-day re.
ceived intelligence of the Emperor, dated the 18th of
August : he had his head.quatters at Goerlitz, and
continued to enjoy the best health.
Auousz 24.—. The Senate had, an extraordinary
meeting to-day, under the Presidency of his Serene
Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire.
1 Two Orators .of Government; Counts Regr.aud de
St. Jean d'Angely and Bouby, Councillors of State,
were at this Sitting.
Amon 25.---The head-quarters of his Majesty
the Emperor were, on the 19th August, at Goerlitz.
His Majesty continued to enjoy the best health.
London, England, 1813-11-13

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER ISt.

Arrivtd an American schooner, a prize, (in Saint
Helen's Roads), And the sloop Agenoria from euern-
sey.—Sailed his Majesty's ships AVON, Sroaz, and
URGENT, on a cruise.--The Isabella transport, PAT.
TILRSON master, lost two anchors and cables in the
gale last night, and is come into harbour. Wind
S.W. and has blown a gale nearly all day.
London, England, 1813-11-13

MR. GILPIN'S WORK&

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DEAL, NOVEMBER H.

Came down from the River the Ann, Ajax, Ha-
nover, and Rose, for Jamtsica ; Venilia and George
Ratko-um for Bermuda ; the Ann Elizabeth, for
Cayenne; Henry Curf, for Barbadoes; Balfiour, for
Gibraltar, &c. ; Flora, for Martinique ; Mercator,
for Honduras ; and the Corinna, for Grenada ; and
remain with the outward-bound, detained by con-
trary winds.— Sailed his Majesty's ship LEVIATUAN,
to join Admiral YOUNG.
London, England, 1813-11-13

• FRENCH FINANCES.

The 'direct and it:direct Contributions, and other Livres.
Revenue,. estimated for the year 1811, esti-
mated at - - 900,000,000
Only produced - - - - 957.000,000

The estimate for IRI 2 was • 1,051,1,0W:on
And only produced, according to appearance - 992,5u0,0U0
That ot this sum there remained due 111,5204147
francs

Leaving a deficit of

• 37,500,000

The estimate for the year 1813 is - - 1,150,000.000
Which is somewhat under at 48,000,000 sterling, and
this includes the whole expence of war, civil establish-
ments, church, and poor, with a population of at least
three times the extent of our United Kingdom.
The actual receipt for 1812 was not ascertained
when the last budget was opened by the Duke de
Gaete ; but he took the probable produce as above.
'The falling off from the estimate wag in the dimi.
nution of the profits on the sale of snuff and tobacco,
on the sale of the woods, and some other branches of
revenue. ,

'rite diminution in the receipts arising from the mo.
nopoly of our colonial produce was not included,
causebe-
it had nut then affected the receipts.
The monopoly of tobJeco arm estknated to pro-
duce - • - - T0,,000,nc

And only produced - - • 40,000p00
The woods which in 1809 produced - - 56,235,978
In 1812 produced but - - - - 34,000,000
But the great deficit to be expected in 1813 will
come from the Ordinary and Extraordinary Duties
of Citstoess, by the interruption of the Licence Trade,
and which, in 1812, were taken at 14.0,000,000. The
benefit of which was not confined to the actual re.
ceipt of the Customs, but by which a vent was given
to the produce and manufactures of France, to enable
the people to pay the direct contributions. These
have not yet fallen off, since, by the rigour of the
collection, whenever an arrear occurs, a prosecution
follows, and the lands or goods are seized. It fol-
lows, however, that, as a stop is • put to the sale of
those_luxuries, the product of France, for which all na-
tions can find substitutes, the great sources of French
revenue may be entirely interrupted, until the people
shall return to the just feeling of a due respect to the
rights of others.
London, England, 1813-11-13

BISHOP OF LINCOLN'S WORKS.
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Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Old and
New Testaments; a Short• Account of the English Translations
of the Bible, and of the Liturgy of the Church of England; and
a Scriptural Exposition of the Tnirty-nine Articles of Reiiiion;
designed principally for the use of Young. Students in Divinity.
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P..A
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CHILBLAINS are prevented from breAkiag, and
their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE-
HEAD'. ESSENCE .( MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary EffieliCy ha Rheumatism., Palsies, Gouty Affec-
tions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown or neglected, and tile Chilblains have
actually broke, Whitehead's Family Cerate %vitt ea.e the pain,
' and very speedily heil them.—Prepared aird aoldby R.,:shnston,
Apothecary, 13, Greek-street. Sobq, London—the 14.ence and
Pills at 2s. Pd. each; the Cerate at Is. 144. Sold by every Me-
' disine Vender in the United Kingdom.
', The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of
R. Johnston, inserted on it.
London, England, 1813-08-09

DIED.
On the 22d July, at Hikes Barracks, Captain H. Martyn, I Ids
Regiment.
At his house at Southrtee, Middlesex, the Rer. Wm. Beckett,
in his 44th year.
In an apoplectic fit, whilst upon a journey from London to
Bedford, the Rev. J. Hempstead, M.A. late of St. John's college,
Cambridge.
Friday ee'nnight, at Dublin, the Rev. Dennis Taaffe, of the
Holy Order of St. Francis.
Saturday se might, in the 77th year of his age, at Chelmsford,
Wm. Topper, one of the Society of Friends, mary years a linen-
draper, of that town. He was travelling towards Witham on the
N sednesday preceding, in a chaise, when he was suddenly seized
with a paralytic stroke, whit& he survived only a few days.
London, England, 1813-08-09

LEITH, AUGUST' 6.

Intelligence has been received of his Majesty's ship
CRUIZER being safe off Long Hope Sound on the
30th ult. His Majesty's ships DAUNTLass and Fox-
TUNE., were cruizing off Cape Wrath w protect the
homeward-bound ships.

The Queen Charlotte packet bas arrived at Fal-
mouth with a Mail from Lisbon, from whence s' e
sailed 26th ultimo. The mail will not be delarered
until to-morrow.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Pyramus, for the Esse: and Virginia Planter, will be paid
on board on the 14th inst. and recalled at 22, Nortolk-street.
Scylla. for the Johanna, on her arrival at Plymouth.
Minerva, for the Mary, the 12th inst. at in, George street,
Plymouth, and there recalled.
" Wolverine, for •lie King of Rome, on her arrival at Ports-
mouth ; recalled at 42, St. Mary-street, Portsmolah
Princess of Wales, for the Jonge Jacob, on hoard, the 11th
inst. recalled at 2, AdelitlifTerrsce.
Belle Poole, for the Alautamler, and Castillian, f,r the Snipe and
Isis, on board; nettled at 24, Arundel-street.

Their Royal Highnesses MoNstauft, and the Duke
D'ANuoumws, arrived in town on Saturday morn-
ing, from their late journey to the Continent.
Antonio Tardit, the French prisoner who was con-
demned at Winchester Assizes, was on Monday last
executed at Porchester, pursuant to his sentence.—
When asceading the scaffold he regretted he had not
killed more of his countrymen ( whom he suspected
were his enemies) merely for joining in a laugh
against him.
Mr.Waas lately visited Shrewsbury, and bestowed
£lOOO in gifts to aged, distressed, and afflicted indi-
viduals and families, besides donations to public cha-
rities, schools, and hospitals. At Leominster, he ap. pAteh Jul mtv TWELVE O LoCK:
• Red. 471—Cons. 57il —for acc 57i 58f 48—bds. par is. dia.
prenticipd and clothed 30 orphans, at a cost of £609,
leaving also a sum for charitable purposes. I 4 per Ct. 7 41-5 pc r Ct. s7il--Ontniusts 7j pr.
Bank Lg. Ails. 14 7-.,'Stlas ,l—rich. Bills par Ys. dss.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 9.
We bad rather a short supply of tre,h Nl'heat to this day's
market, hut a large quantity being left over from list week's aree
r vals, the sales were de:IL, yet ilia! of fine quAties obtained last
Monday's prices, whilst all other descriptions are alum os per
quarter cthaper. Haying a large sappy of new Whitt", Peas
from Kent, that article is full its. 6d. lower. Oats are *irk
ingly heavy sale, and eis cheaper than on this day wet*. In
Earley, Mahe Beans, and other articles, these is no *grant* '•
London, England, 1813-08-09

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ADVICE.

MESSRS. GOSS and Co. as regularly educated
Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their atten-
don for these last 17 years to the study of those disorders which
so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that Inestimable
blessing, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage that they
have hitherto receis ed irons persans of the first distmction, and
the uniform success a. ti ding their superior mode of treannest
in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their assist-
ance. In all cases of debility or deficiency, whether resulting from
[
the too frequency of participating is the pieties of a fashionable
life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, of a secret, sol•tary,
and destructive habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and
destroys the flower of youth, by pioducing sterility In the one sea,
and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure.
To those who, from such complaints, are prevented entering into
the marriage state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over their
infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, however diS-
cult or ineff, ctual the cure may be deemed by other practitioners,
that, by a renovating and infallible method, they may be restored
to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain Disorder, fre-
quently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every specie*
of Venereal Infection, by a mild and never-failing mode of tress-
' meut, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet
or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glean which they
are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the
painful, dangerous effects of tit* Caustic; references of which ,:art
be given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who hese
been oared in a very shun period, alter having laboured unties
strictures for many years. To married Females, whose expec-
tations of those tender pieties of connubial happiness have been
defeated, it may also be a pleaslrg reflection to know, that by a
proper perseverance in their remedies the general health it rem.
vated, and the impediments removed.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing tie cure of these
particular complaints, in order that they May not be marked by
a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to t!,e ignm
rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state that tar
have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of
the profession (certificates of which from different hospitals, and
testimonials from the most eminent physicians, they have to con-
vince any inquirer,) that the success resulting from their endea-
vours first induced them to quit the practice of the general prat,-
dtioner, and they presume that their pretensions canstitute a fair
ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have
by the Public been so liberally honoured.
Patients Is the country are requested to state the particulars
of their case, age, red manner of living, er.closing a Bank-note
for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to sag
part of the kingdom.
DOSS and Co. Surgeons, 11,

t, Fleet ste eat
London, England, 1813-08-09

18, at one, at the house of James Fraser, Kinestreet, TAM.
pool. Attornies, Mr, Charles Bird, Castle,.Ditglss 1.18011,
or Mr. Thomas Nilo:lie, Joha-street, Bedford tows Immon.
Henry Henley, of Da. h, plater, dealer and chapinan, Augnat 10.
11, and Sept. 18, at two, at tb,e Full Moon Inn, Old Btidge,
Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Hishmoor and Young, No, 15,
Bishopsgate.street, London; or Mr. Wingate, Bath.
John Branch, of Norwich, ba4er, august 16, 21, and seer. 16,
at four, at the Woolpack lon, Norwich. Mtorillia, Mr. John
De.4.con, Norwich; or Air. P. Wiudus, Battlett's Building!,

Holborn, London. -
George Bromley, now or late of Hangingheatent, parish oaf Dews-
bury, Yorkshire, clothier, dealer and chanson, August 16, at
the Black Bull Inn, Mb fit 1,1, August IK, and Sept. IK, at the
Black Bull Inn, Gomersall. Attotnies, Mr. Evans, Hatton.
Galen, London; or hlr. Carr, Gomersal, near Leeds.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

August 31, Robert Steriker, of Epsom, victualler, at twelve.—
August 2'4, lames Morrie, Holborn, woollen-draper, at twelve.
August 28, John C. liranck, Poland street, taylor, at 11. August
28,111aitland Falcon, Worthington, Cumberland, banker, at 12.
August 2s, Richard Rigden, Hattnn-street, blacking-maker, at
eleven. August 28, Francis Thompson, New-court, Bow-Jane,
warehmsentan, at eleven- August 28, llamas Mumford and I
John Skeen, Greenwich, timber-merchants, at eleven. October
23, Quintin Dick, Finsbury-square, merchant, at twelve. Atigust
28, James /Jar:nail, Burh-lane, svholesale Ironmonger, at eleven.
August 23,Williatn Hatre and Henry Suthmier, Denmark-won,
Ratcliffe Highway, sugar refiners, at eleven. Sep% 1, W tn. Stone. ,
Queen-street, Cheapsitle, merchant, at one. Sept I, Nathaniel
Whiteceoss-street, tobacconist, at one. October 29, law
Aguilar, Devonshire-square, merchant, at twelve. Sept. 7, Was.
Field, Mill street, Hanover-square, apothecary, at ten. August
25, Alexander Cleland, Charles-street, Mary-la-Bonne, uphol-
s:erer, at eleven. August to, Esther Joseph, Bury-street, Saint
Mat y Ake, merchant, at one. August 10,nigoeon Nathan Joseph,
Bury-street, merchant, at one. August 20, Janie, Lyon, Leaden-
hall-strect, ship-broker, at eleven. August 28, Richard Ellis, of
Earl-street, Blackfriars, provision-broker, at eleven. August 28,
Edward Whitmore Windle, Rotherbitbeestreet, ironmongrr, at
ten. Sept. 3, James Knowles, Shlcup, Kent, schoolmaster, at one.
Sett. 3, Benjamin Jon.-s, Ratcliff-highway, slopseller, at
August 28, Charles Burt, Duke's Head-passage, piewete-street,
victualler, at eleven. August 23, linnets Day, Crown-street,
I Westminster, leather trtmk maker, at twelve.