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London, England, 1813-03-09

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, in his capacity as Actir.g Deputy First
Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice of Depwrary and
Essequebo, advertises, by these Presents, for the first, second,
and third time, that be, by virtue of a Sentence decreed by the
Honourable Court of Justice of Denterary, and the subsequent
Execution, WILL EXPOSE AND SELL, at Public Execu-
tion Sale, in the Month of June, 1815,
ri 'HE COFFEE PLANTATION de WILLEM,
with all the Buildings, Slaves, and Appurtenances, situated
on the West Coast of Denterary River, in behalf of J. J. Kotuyk,
and also of Charles Vincent, Receiver of the Colony Cbest, both
Plaintiffs in Execution, versus A. J. J. Vanden Heuvei, and the
Proprietors of Plantation de Willem.
The Inventory of the above-named Coffee Plantation de Wil-
lem, Is daily to be seen at the Counting-house of Messrs. tinder-
wood and Dyett, at London.
The Judicium of Pete, and Concurrence on the Net Proceeds
of Sale of said Coffee Plantation de Willem, will be held by the
said Honourable Court of Justice, three Months atter the day
of Sale, far which cause all those that may pretend to have any
right, tide, or interest to the Net Proceeds of the sa.d Coffee
Plantation de Willem, or otherwise, are herewith by me, the
aforesaid Acting Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court
of Justice . SUMMONED

To appear In Person, or by thiir Attorney, on the first day ap-
pointed for hearing, which will be held here in the Mouth of
August, 1813, in order to lay their claim, in due form, under
the penalty that against the non-appeasers will be proceeded as
the law directs. 11. TF.YSSEN, Jun.
Actipg Deputy First Marshal.
Rio Demerary, July 16, 1812.
London, England, 1813-03-09

.
ISI,II7AL INTELLIGENCE.

MA'
ASR. DUE. AR*. SUE.
Dublin • • I o °nullify 0 1
Lisbon 1 0 Heligoland . 0 u
Malta - 0 0 Gott enburgh . 0 S
Leoward Islands 0 0 Surinam - 0 0
The REGULUS man of war, and the MELPOMENIC
frigate, sailed from Cork on the 4th instant, with the •
3d Garrison Battalion, for Mika.

LII.S.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 6.
Sailed the. Adventure packet, with a mail for Co.
runna. The Duke of Kent packet, v.. 411 a mail for
Lisbon, has gone into the Roads. Arrived yester-
day, after Post, the Princess Elizabeth packet, with
a mail, from Lisbon, in ten days.—Wind N.
London, England, 1813-03-09

eriod where \
e were Geo.
gland, and
! the troops
the present
epair of the
r cause for
been more
nother sum • *
v, since the
LW no neces-
ty their own
illy kept up,
lied in corps
e 14,000 wat
is, a set of
,st necessity.
to to its d.m.
s, and whet
spirit, there
the country
Lich Officers
t taken place
six synntlis ;
out the La-
anger was re,
as nbt only a
very serious
ricts. With-

and without
►tugght to make
ould assist us
he only opera-

scl totally from
calling out of
sem had neves
ird not to give
n to know each
t ought to be
sseoce from all
in the hour of
aintain, that it
ocal Militia to
improved, be".
med. The °b-
in view WAS, to
:ency, whenevet
al security.
xted upon the
lie ernpitlmen;
vice. Thr loss
Nis not less than
icing system, he
14,(X0 recruits
0, each of them
Luppress his suf.
the table, that
ed, although hi
Barrack-Master
)ssess a salary of
of the Military
ice to that excel.
; entitled to his
recution of the
Yet in some
ke had from his
Is. He had to
ras certainly top
,ere employed at
appear the root*
ments in this ma.
Insidetation. In
14 millions ;—.-
ithout any consiT
he estimaterwere
ght it the duty of
vas one part of the
divide the Corn-
bring forward in
suld be discussed.
00 in the depart.
Now he-should
L this department
Of the )onstpay!
• (.4 h.) 'He
re of the Finance
acted the abolition
r as ss ainectfre.—
it Committee, ad.
a salary 'Of stiloQo
t his Lordship in-
leputy was some!
erable time, with-
my loss. The situa-
I was, as he con-
the Finance Cone.
ended to be abo.
being Paymaster,
horn he was him-

something like a
e General Officers
,e should. proceed
:asion, as had been
on, although there
ase, as this office
imply held at the

t that the course
ted to pursue, was
y novel, inasmuch
hrough the House
finance Committee.
lic could gain any
)posed abolition of
'or in that case the
raster the same sa-
'een the two Joint-
Paymaster of the
inie settled at four
was on the same
Navy. In 1783,
the proper salary
I money from the
.e than seven mil-
vas about twenty-
er annum was con-
proper salary for
posed that it ought
responsib►lity was
16, when the Noble
asters, belonged to
le Hon. Gentleman
Lit then thought it
London, England, 1813-01-04

This day was publiAted,
In 1 VoL 12mo. the Second Edition, rrice 4a 6d. bound.
A N ABRIDGMENT of UNIVERSAL HIS-
-L A- TORY. Adapted to the Use of Families and Schools,
;vide appropriate Questions at the End of each Section.
Hy the Rev. H. I. KNAPP, A.M.
Printed for Longman, siunt, Rea, Orme, and Brown, Patei-
nover•row. •
lids abridgment is executed w:th much Judgment. km.w.
ledge, and prinlety ;—a due sense of proportion is observed;
the details expand as the events become impbrtanti and a mo-
rality religiously tMerant and politically passive pervades the re-
lioctions."—Monthly Review, November. 1810.
• Of wham mat be had,
Le eterENde Wakefield, Tradaetvw Vonyelle, par 7. A. Voul-
laire, in 2 vols. 12sho. price 41. save* •
London, England, 1813-01-04

lTe
), 33, Ore'nard.street, corner of Oxford-street.
l'his day was published, price Ss.
• 'THE ENGLISH OLIVE TREE; or, A TREA-
-34 TISE on the USE of OIL, and the AIR BATH, with a
Prefatory Address to. 'he Clergy, and bliicellaneous Remarks
on the Prevention and Cure of various Diseases, Gout, Rheu-
matism, Diabetes, &c.
By the Rev. Vi'M. M /SATIN TRINDER, M. D.
To wht 'h are subjoined Chymical Experiments on the Barnet
Well Water, Herts.
Printed tor 'I hos. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street (forrn..rfy Mu r-
ay's), ..nd 40. West Smithfield, London; and for John Page,
Banier.—Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
An Essay on the English Gramm ir, trice Is. Si.
London, England, 1813-01-04

PINKERTON'S SOUTH AMERICA..

This day was published, (embellished with Eleven fine Engra-
vings), in 4to price £2. 2s. boards, of
A COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA-
VEL i in SOUTH AMERICA. Being the fifth F-etion
of a general Colleton of Voyages and Traveit, formicg a emu-
t.lerte History of the Origin and Progress of Discovery, by Sea
and Land, from the earliest Ag -stq the present rime.
By JOHN I l'.;! iCERTON,
Author of Modcra Geag...ph &c. &c.
Printed for Longman, Horst. Rees, Orme, and firdwn, Pater-
:thster-rove ; and C•ideU and Davis, Strand.
Of w•' om may be bad, by tat side Author,
Voyages and Travel. In Europe, 6 vols. Os. boards.
Asia, 4 vats. 4to. 2tl. Nc, bOardie
41111.•11,111111. Asiatic islands, I vol 4:2. 121. 6d.
Nort.li America, 2 veil.. Xs. its.
London, England, 1813-01-04

WM. MANNING, Esq. M. P. in the Chair :

Resolved unanisuously,.That this Meeting rejoices in the op.
portunity thus afforded, of pabiicly testifying its admiration and
gratitude to the Russian patton, for its glorious resistance against
the late most atrocious and unprovoked invasion„ thereby afford-
ing a bright example, which it is hoped may rouse the latent
energies of the rest of gurope, that by one powerful and cordial
enToperaticn, a speed. stop may be put to the further effusion of
human blood, and a solid' and lasting peace be established but
in paying the tribute, so justly due to patriotism the most exalt-
e4 this'Meeting does feelingly deplore the bitter sufferings of
the inhabitants cf. those Governments of the Russian Empire
which hale been exposed to the devastations of the enemy's ar-
mies, scarctqy mon: formidable in the Fride and insolenze of con-
quest, than to the desperation of defeat.
To attempt to describe these sufferings would be shocking to
burnanity ; the st:bjecti of these happy Realms can form no ade-
quate idea of them. Such, however, ale their nature and extent,
that all rarlks must commizerate them, and those who possess the
Weans will be anxiouz, to contribute by pecuniary ;IC4 ia their
Ite,olved, therefore, unanimotn.ly,—That a Subscriptioo be
Dow punned, and that the sums colleced be from time tci time
ine.eted in t.schequ:r villa, till at commuMcation ohadl have been
*lace with his Majesty's Ambassador at the Court of i.t.Ptte/S•
burgh, as to the neat effectual mode of applying the Rebel. .
jtesnived, That all the Bankers in London and Westminster
b; invited to receive SAbsctlptions.
. .

• tl-swlved, That Books be opened and left at the Bats of
Ltiffeeshouse for receiviug Autwriecians ; and that Suh.
octiptions be also received by Mr. Holden, or same person at-
gending in his behalf, at tLis House.
Fesvived, .11:•.t the Thanks of this meeting be given to the
Right Hor..iur „ble the Lord Mayor, for his .1-..indsome ofter of
the use of the Mi:Asion House upon this interesting occz.sion,
and that he he an Honorary Member of, tip. onunittc.e.
Tin: Chairman halting left the Chair, it was moved by Mr.
Harwan, sets. and r.nanitn-usly molvect, That the Thanks of
this Meetirg be given to Wigton Mani g, Esq. the Chairman,
tor Ls able conduct ilmthe Chars
VIM. HOLDEN, Secretary.
A3l,egot of spbacrlptkor Weedy adveriked X 16,497 2 6
Joseph Colton, f.sq, 8011 0 J. Key and Brothers 26 o
Abrahasp Kirkman 6 0 Wards and Thompson 200 0
Pilbertslones ondgretis 10 Cartwright 50 0
Joseph Slacken, The o, .:ish Commoner
Baia off..ngland 1 0 Sunday Paper 5 5
Brun and de Lannny SS 10 Mr. John Blacksky 5 5
WI Noun % r.s+ sp 0 Taykg and Newton 5 5
Itober‘s and Sutton 105 o Charles Bo:m*1)El. 10 10
G,Goalvrin,E4Claplsein 50 0 g
James Court. En. - 10 10 Harrison Ad 10 10
tutton sad Deets' • $0 llsotoas KerthAval 25 0
Wm. MAthiecsom 9 .9
Massermiss, Peters,
*Was Maga' Thomas Bovaien, pq. 10 10
plO .4 um 0 ;ow smp, 12 10
London, England, 1813-01-04

BAYONNE, DEC. 26.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

whi

Intelligence from Spain announces, that division
makes great progress among the Spaniards who have
hitherto shewn themselves attached to the insurrec-
tional Junta.
DRESDEN, DECEMBER 14.

_ - The Emperor, on his arrival here at the house of
his Minister, Baron de Serra, went into a bath, sup-
ped, and took some moments of repose. The Em-
peror afterwards received a visit from the King of
Saxony, who, being indisposed, was carried in a
Chair. This Prince had a tete-a tete conversation of an
hour with the Emperor. The small number of per.;
sons who had the honour of seeing his Imperial Ma-
jesty, speak with enthusiasm of . the serenity and
goodness with which his Majesty saluted all those
whom he met on his passage, as well as of his healthy '
appearance, notwithstanding the fatigues of so long
a journey, in ,-..0 boisterous a season, and made with'
inconceivable rapidity.
The greater part. ol' the Ministers who are here,
have sent Estafettes to their Courts, to hiform thee
of the passage of the Emperor.
-Shortly atter the departure of his Majesty; the
Doke of Dantaic arrived here.

et THE STATE LOTTERY
be Drawn in '1 WO DAYS, viz. 14th of THIS MONTH
(JANUARY), and folloui r.g Day.

DAY, JANUARY 4, 1813.
rOCKS THIS .I:My ONE O'CLOCK.I
er Ct. 701.11.—Cops. for ac. is.%
tifhs--.Exch. BM, 0141.) Li, (344.) 36. 61.

:n the Ist instant have been received,
much of what may be called enter-
.
The Parisians are now amused by
wice-told tale or the conspiracy--the
addresses of the millions in office to
'ereign, interspersed with numerous
form of hunting-matches, reviews,
Of the Grand Army, which was
ie on the 6th of December, the Pari-

ling. The next Gottenburgh Mails,
enable us, through the medium of the
papers, to gratify- their. curiosity.—
ire, has been, in all probability, cut to
shall now tell our Readers upon what
sound our conjectures. 'The last mill.

where VAN
:ispute
MOND
11 that
PRILt OF o fOl
zinc of ik.e.450-lil-4 per I
Hotel 1.5! 7-16f1
rhich 1
ssing ; Pa-is Papers ti
stand-
,eneral rd they present
aing matter.
ill this nts With the ts;
I had ougraulatory
threw heir august Solt(
aims pisodes, in the
going nd opera-parties
aier.-- ft at Smorgoni(
there tans know
,nothi
lowe.!er, will en;
lerance
gtish N ewspa
tulnhen iert in
neir Grand Arm t
Coto' feces; and we si
3e did thority we fa
London, England, 1813-01-04

A FAMILY BIBLE, UPON A NEW PLAN.
TM day was published,

Neatty printed In Medium Quarto, price In boards, or in
Twenty-one Numb:rs, at Is. each,
THE SUBSTANCE of the .HOLY SCRIP-
TURES, Methodized, and divided into LUISC`NS /..)1 tau
Use of Families; on a Plan not hitherto attempre..
In this W.trk, besides the perspicuous and unbroken Manner
in wh:ch the :;aired History is carried on in the first Two Parts
of ir, the Tbird Part contains a great Number of Lee.ors,
tveted from the whole of the Sacred 'Writings; upon the Liv. i.e
Attributes and Government ; upon the variou Branches of
Piety and Virtue; upon the Creation and Redemption of the
World; upon the present and future Condition of :he Human
Race; upon Prophecies a:td Promises, and a number of orier
importar.t Subjects, which are thus, in a Manner pecoliarly an-
pressive, and in the pure Words of Scripture, set before • he keadc.r.
in this particular, and in the Devotional Passages %hie . are sub-
joined to all the Historical Les:ions, this Work differs from all
the Family Bibles which have been presented to the Christian
World, and it is presumed is, on that Account, peculiarly suited
to the Edification of Christian Families. It contains 3180 a great
Number of short Notes, useful 'rabies, and above sso Hymns,
adapted to the Leeson' to Mill they are Waled.

SCCL J
By the Rev. EDI4IUND Bw.t "CHER; assisted by the Rev.
iitteu WORTNINeTON, Ind the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M.
Printed (or J. Johnson, 9t. Paul's Church-yard; and Siter-
wood, Neely, and Jone►, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1813-01-04

OLD MODE OP DRAWING RESTORED!

SATE LOTTERY, 13,000 Tickets, all different
Numbers—NO CLASSES t—Every Ticket will be drawn
scpalately from the Wheel in 'I wo Days, viz. 14th of TH!S
hIONIH, JANUARY, and the followbig Day.

SCHEME.
iesopoo
io,ood
2,000
2,000
SOO
400
300
200
200
50
40
30

are £40,000
8,000
6,000
3,000
2,900
3,000
2,000
1,400
1,600
1,600
1,500.
8,000
31,500

r•

10
14
• 112
40
SO
$2O
. 11,100
3,0(43 'rickets. aelSo,ooo
IC HA RD 3619 „G.'S ODL CK , and Co. Connectors for the
Lottery, are selling Tickets and
_Shares io variety of Num-
bers, at their Offices, the ginner of Bank-building., Corn•
kill; and facing the King's Silks, Charing-Cross--where. in
the Lotteries drawn in the prtsent year, the following Capital
Prizes have been sold in 0.25 Sbares.
N 0.3.486 - £lO,OOOl N 0.8,825 - £lO,OOO
5,51 f . 10,0:1 I 11,518 • 5,000
Three of 23,000, Two of Xl,OOO, One of £5OO, Seven of Z9OO,

• **
,••• •••
•••M••••

..,.....

9$ ,

1$ ..«.....

&we of 4200,- &c. &c. fte.

INTENDED TO FOLLOW THE LONDON PRIMER,
And to arcotnpany Mavoit's Sri: wpm-80°a,
WITIII A Cl .IACK-FACE and OTHER ENGRAVINGS.

This day was publiihee, rrice sewed, or is. lid. with a parch-
pn.nr hick, and 13 to tht dose.,

THE PARENT'"and TUTORS' FIRST CA-
TECHIS:." cf Ott. DAWNINGS of YUVE:III,E KNOW-
LEDGE, gratifying and stimula.i;v; the earliest symptoms of
curiosity in young minds, and leading Ly the easl,st a d simplest
means to an acquaintance with 11,611 fac-s in centmnn lite, in
Art, and in Nature, Illustrated with a ('lock Face, with move-
able hands, by means of which children may be taught the art of
telling the hour ; With the po'nts of the compass; with represeo,
tations of the elth. at d British Islands ; with ears of various
corn; a plough, churn, hoar, &c.
By M. PE I.HA
Author of the 1 ondon PrimAr,

Publibbed fur Ittctuato Putt.t.tts. by /ugly SOS/Tilt, No. 1,
Psternot•er•row 1 and to Se had of all .booksellera.

ON THE TREAT VIENT OF THE TARES DORSALIS.
This day WaS published, price Is.
The Third .I..,td!' en, .-ith very considerable Additions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
n the Nature, various Cause., and the most ratioroil Mode
of treating arti • Aicating shat specks of ConAun.ption inci-
dem to Yetub r^d lie different Stages of Life, commonly co Zed
TAKES DORS. I.T ; including Its various Cenoomitanrs,
enerva: the Nerrous Systern, and not 'lnfrequently destroy the
functions of the finest Organs in tip- Econnmy.
By H. ST. JOHN 1:1:: ALE, M. D.
Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the lin Versity of I
and Practidc.ier in I..oadon; formerly .;utieon-Major to the
6th Regiment of Intatitry, to the 16th Regiment of LigLt Dra-
goors, and to the Royal \library Hospi7al at Chrliam.
Printed for Wa!ker, and aherw 3od, Neely, and loges, l'.:tx-
noster-row; and to be had at No 6t, Frith—tr. et, Soho-ssuare.
Where may be ha !,. price 6s.
The Second Edition of tte Author's Citirargicel institutes, on
the Nature and Treatment of Gun-a!,ot Wounds, with Histories
of Singular CaWi of gallant Warriors, copied from his Lurnal of
the Campaigns of 1776, 1777,1776, and 1779, daring the ire
war in North America.
London, England, 1813-01-04

rAhHIONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
pr mei,' taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-scree:, Golden-square,
is ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
ac.-on,f)''),hment, or have not the modern style.
_ _

_
I. At LIN'S system of teaching is expressly codied for those
to wT'c it is an object to acquire tasily that fa,inonabl.• requisite
for genteel society ezpe,..itlously, privately, and Ina superior style
of give and elegance. T!tese who do not want priva:e teaching
may learn at a small expelce, h a respectable set of pupils, no
the puttiictraelling evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
most elegant fancy dance., and all the superior parts of the proles-
Eton. The oubtcOptien Assemblies are every Pnday.

.StKAIDING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.
IF great reputation J.-COCKS has gained by
his celebrated READING SAUCK, which has for many
years been ratmnized and tecontmencled by most of the first Feb
roilits in the Kingdom, /etldcrs it unnecessary for him to make
any commti.t 4)4 its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever.
met with bud, general approbation and extensive sale; it is re-
tailetl in. Landon by upwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish-
niou,ers; and by one or more priwilpal Fish Sauce Sellers in most
Aka and market towns in the li'ngdont ; wll keep good seven
yiirs in any climate. Jr is generally used at ti,ble with all sorts
Fish, and- fs esteemed p•xiiitarly delicious with Game, Wild
Fowl, Hashes, Rune, -steaks, and Cold Meal.
As many tra.'trs ere offering spurious Compositions of their own.
• th-y call Rending Sauce; I.Cocks cons:tiers it a duty he owes
to th, to inform them that none are genuine but those which
tsve these words on orange-coloured label to each but; le, " Rtad-
i
Sauce for Fish, enriching Graviep, &c." prepared and bold
• and tet2a by J.Cocks, Reading. Pints, :s. Hail pints,2s
London, England, 1813-01-04

ADVICE.

____ ......_
lA/ HEN Men el LiucAtiott and professional sk4l
TT mss persevering ends amours to discover the most sate arra
.er:atn method of treating a sew prevailing Drosses, the sums:v.-
411 result of their experience* Is the bee. pee if of 'superiority.
Messrs. GOSb and Co surgeons, have been 'minter! te ma*
the cure of the tollowtng •he tokeet of their particular -cede, vitt.
a esri Disorder, frequeney e- toted :u a woment of testis,
canoes, and vs concomitants, Si i.e.ure, ant Gigots, whirls, lag
an improved plan, are ,peed:ly mei tfl•ctually cured; al also dew
betty, whether arising tram liaccha e •....! in.ielgentee, long now
deuce it •eson climates, or a seer. t -..ii, air lice, too often lute
happily punned by the youth of leeh setts., in the one caulks
sterile y or barrenness, and in lee other a numerntis tells 4WD.
113,ii diseases, which, if not timely remeisee, ternenste in intr.
to to and consumption. lm that distressing state of d:'l.lity a
delcieticy, whether the consequence of such baneful babes, or
arising from any other eau's:, by which this powers a the cnrste.
I tution become enfeebled, ~ regularly educated Surgeons et I.one
don, they offer a firm, sate, aid speedy restoration to sound sad
'vigorous health.
The result of a long and extendee practice has enabled them,
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however
!inveterate or Complicated, without subjecting the patient to the
least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Crises where as
early application is made on discovery of the infection, they hoe
queenly perform a cur.: in the short space of two days. The en.
precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has neree
been known to fail in one siegle instance in a practice of 15 yeata,
during which period many thousand perms of both sexes have
'been cured, even after severe and injurious methods
bad been
pursued by other Prat• itioners without effect), induces *ern to
[thew publicly offer their advice.
Messrs. Doss and Co. exclusively professing she trine .of these
'particular complaints, in order that they may peek be, by ii
mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to
the iguoraot replete, think it but justice to tbemselves to stets
I that they have been pruperly educated and initiated into. e•ere
Ibranch of the profession (certificates of which, front different
Hospitals, and testimonials front he most eminent Physicians,
they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting
front their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of
the general Practitlooer, and they presume that their pretensions
cnuAtute a tair ground for the unprecedented confidence xi)
watch they have, by the. Public, been so liberally heuourel
Patients in the country are requested to state the pariculant
of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a ilank.eote
for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to my
part of the kingdom. .
4.11)S!"; an.i Co eurreens. IL linnveritest-ere. Pieweetreee
London, England, 1813-01-04

MILITARY PANORAMA. Number TV. price 38.

Embellished with a Portrait of the Earl of Adoiri, and a most

correct Map of the Seat of War in kuuia.
ris day was published, the above NUMBER
id
this elegant, Military and Classical WORK, con-
taining a Bingrsphy of General Lord Moira, Rernarks on the
Military System, Campaigns in the Peninsula. a full Account of
the Cossacks, Reviews Interesting Correspon 'ence and Com-
munications fritm.Spain, with the General Orders, Courts Mar-
tial, 11Ni Gazettes.
Published by P. Martin, (late of the' firm bf Cuthell and Mar-
t), ss, Ore nard.street, corner of °trod-street.
London, England, 1813-01-04

ARCHITECTURE

-Ads day was published, collected for 1813, price Ss. ed. sewed,
'TAYLOR'S BITILu ER's PRICE-BOOK ; con-
". containing a cern tct List of the Price* allowed by the mot
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By the Rev. S. BARROW,
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These Sermons will serve either as a regular course of reading
in schools; for delivery on Sunday evenings, or in bad weather
when attendance on public divine s•:rvice is impracticable. For
si.ch a purpose, doctrinal and polemical trestions have heen eau•
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YARMOUTH, JANUARY 3.

Arrived the FORWARD gun-brig, from a cruize.—
Sailed the LEVERET sloop of war ; the VIXEN gun-
brig ; and the PRINCE.SS of WALES on a cruize.

COVE OF CORK, DECEMBER. so.
Yesterday sailed his Majesty's ship TALBOT, Cap-
tain SWAYNE, on a cruize for two months. The ships
for Lisbon, as well as those for Cadiz and Gibraltar,
only wait a fair wind. There are about 50 sail.—
Their convoy now consists of the Sicetue frigate,
Captain UPTON ; Da uxrimss sloop of war, Captain
BARBER ; and PROTECTOR, Lieutenant MITCHENOL
Another party of the German Hussars embarked to-
day on board the transports. There are several
ships already assembled here, to take the benefit of
the next convoy, which are expected to sail about a
fortnight hence. The RAMtLIES, 74 guns, is daily
looked for, being appointed for that purpose. The
JALouse sloop of war; Captain Lows, sailed on a
cruize, on Monday.
London, England, 1813-01-04

'

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICk,
Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George 1.
December, 1812.
PERSONS, 'whose Annual Premium; fall due on
:;.e 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now
ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal
Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents
in the several Counties ; and the parties assured ;:re requested to
al,ply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
Lnuary next, a? the Initial &teen days aliowed for payment, be-
yotid the date of each Policy, will then expire.
S4MDEL. PENNING, jun, Secretary.
•.• Attendance Is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As-
surance of BuilJinge, Goods, Merchandise, and ships in Harbour,
In Dock, or while Building, from Loss; or Damage by Fire; and
also for the As.:urance of, ant: imbuing Annuities on Lives.
N. B. Fire Policies will he issued, free of expcnce, to the As-
sured, where the annual Premium amounts to tis. or upwards.
London, England, 1813-12-10

EMI3ARKATIONg FOR HOLLANb.
''he embarkations from the-it entish and the Nor-
folk Coasts, for Holland, still continue.

The following are but Correspondent's Letters on
the abject i

to DEAL, DECEMIIER 9.
Arfined his Majesty's Ships BRUNE and RINALDO,
from Portsmouth. Came down • from the River his
Majesty's ship lETER, and sailed for Portsmouth.—
His Majesty's ships Dicrarin, GRAMPUS, ULYSSES,
REGULUS, and BRUNE, are waking to take troops for
Rolland. . A detachment of Marine Artillery are.
-jiist arrived, and will embark immediately an board
the ,men of war. The whole of ace troops from
Riussgate and its nieinity, are hourly expected, and
walptoieeddireedy to embark for their destination."
RAMSGATE; DECEMBER 9.
the itanspofts schooners, Lavinia, and Northash,
sailed this morning, with troops, for Holland, and
the following with trtioo3 for the Downs, to be for,
warded from the* in men at war, vie. Resolution,
Friends, Mary and Margaret, Lady Nymph, and the
Jason ; also ail the smacks. packets, great boats, and
v..!:sels of every descriptiun that could be procured."
" HARMICH, DECEMBER 9.'
a N 6 arriSals this clay from.theDutch Coast. Two

hundrcikaitilleryinen, in 'Waggons, were brought in
• to-day for the purpose of embarking for Holland ;
they are for the present placed- in the Circular Re.
doubt. The Siveral outward-bound packets yet re-
-nain Witd=bound.".:.
Di gismos accounts it appears, that Major Gene- t
tal Taysort krrived on the :31.1'insf. in the .11.9011 ;
AIM Majtw Ceneral Coomt, with the Guards, on the
Atha Previously to the reduction of Helvoet and
Corte, it was feared that the landing of the British
troops en the Dutcltcoast would be diffiCult, coast.
daring the season of the year ; but now that those
places arc secared, safe and convenient harbours will
ny longer be wanting. Oa the 4th inst. the Prussian
Cleleral BuLow and the Russian General Pruitt, had
arrived at the Hague, to concert military operations
for the entire etpulsicn of the French from those
parts of the United Provinces which they still con-
tinue to occupy.
The Masters of three sehuyts, all of which left
Holland on the 7th inst. agree in stating, that pre-
vious to their sailing a fishing-boat had arrived at
Catwyk, from Antwerp, with intelligence that the
latter place had declared itself in favour of Austria.
l'sio official account of this important. event, it was•
admitted, had reached the New Government.
VERMVEL still maintained possession of the Teel
&err notstithstanding he had been summorfl to sup
render it, by hi! lawful SOYCTereigll. Us' Officer
London, England, 1813-12-10

FAMILY BREWING.
VTEDI-I AM, RAWLINS, and' Co. Patentees oil
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINR,
req.ectitiliy in'orm the Nnliility, Gentry, and the Public, that In
consumsence of the Fire In Skinner-Street, they have removed' to
their premises, No 225, (near the flay-market) PictsMir
where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto esrrienced.
This Machine combines the Fire-p. , Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, l-lop Back, and Workii.g Tun, in one Utensil;
which is compact' durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method e.mpleuitd certain in its operation. •
The Machine is made of variosin-dimensions, suitable to amen
Families, or the most eszensivl establishments.
N. R. and Cu. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re.,
I,epectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.
Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; astd
No. to, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the gel pal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the United Kingdom.
; N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine be public imps:Won,
arm Tuesday, in London nod Also*
London, England, 1813-12-10

I _a- • :
a:nit:ed. to int, nes autancea *tabulate imams to
ei the Tyrola and etietthes for* to yet its
hand; The *al which f !id Liek hit hattB ivagipd
against Austria it a. war against nature t for it le not
upon the people that. Austiia inakes war, nor es kg;
graddise berself.sbe is at War only with the thipres.
eor of stations; add she fights solely for her own tilde-
pendent°. You cannot entertain hostile kart/nests
towards her, fbr a new order of things is only prepar-
ing for you a prosperous futurity Rise, then_people
of Italy ! follow the example of the Bavatiaits, the
Saxons, the Wurtembergers, and join the Minders
of ieligion and justice."

• ITUTOARD, NOVEMBIR lit
On the 2d inst. a treaty was cOncluded at tibias
between Prince Metternich, on the part tithe Fampe:..
ror of Austria, and Count Zeppelin, on that of the
King of Wurtemberg, of which the foliating is the
substance :
The alliance between the high contracting cioweri
shall have for its object, the most active co-operatipn
for the re-establishment of an order of things in Eu-
rope which may secure to all their independence and
future tranquillity. Wurtemberg, therefore, renotin-
• tes the confederation of tile Rhine, end joins her
droops to the Grand Allied Army. The two high
Contracting parties formally eitgage to enter into no
tirrangettent or negociati6n for peace; bit with com-
ikon consent ; and they preinise, in the most soletnn
inahner, to listett.to no insinuation Or proposition that
may be addressed to them directlf.' or in4ectly 6y
the French' Ctibinet,,Withoht ietititoc#,Otainun
6Atioll of the tame.'

MUNICH; NOVEMBER 14.,
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tfilielitninary convention, signed oat lied 'on
the•fith, .october, by Count Wrede, on the part of
out Sovereign, and by the Prince of Reuss, on the
part of the Emperor of AUstria, it was specifically
agreed, that the Emperor of Austria,' both in his
okn name and that of his guarantees to the
King of Bavaria the free and peaceable possession of,
It well as all the rights of sovereignty in and. over,
all the states, towns, domains, and fortreises of which
Lit Majesty was possessed before the commencement
Of hostilities"
Zl7lldit, NO'V'EMBER 14:
'the Ci-deVant king Louis, in Ss late jourftey to
France, did not proceed so far as Paris. On his arrival
the vicinity of that capital, he suddenly retraced his
stets, wnd it-turned t- :*'; t tetland by Neuchatel: -
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THE EVENING STAR.

iANDON.

kr la answer to several Subscribers who coolphlio that ffre-

•
trimly other Papers are seyt them in place of the Srmt, we
Lire to state, that the remedy for their Complaint is In their
own power. If they will desire the person who now serves
Omni to discontinue, end will send en order to us to supply
them, they mat depend upon it that we shall neter be so blind
th our own interket u to substitute any other Paper for our
ovrh.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1813.

PRIOR OF ATOCKS THIS DAY PT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Raslacd4loo—Cona. shut—for acc. twit
Per Et. 7511—Navy shat—Bank Long Anna. 111-16ths
Res On= pr.—Bonds, Sta. 3a. dia...,,Excit. BWa it. PI ire:
•
London, England, 1813-12-10

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"..1711:1117zr;PAZIL.'

••
• During the night Of Tuesday last, a murder was
committed. ih the house of the Misses GossrEwrr, un-
der, the foll,,wing :circumstances ;4st appears that
three Ladies of that name reside nearly opposite to
the 'principal entrance for Vauxhall Gardens t•—tlistt
their honsehsild consisted of three female servants, and
a-footman ; and.a Gentleman, their cousin,. alio re:
,sided in the house. The man-servant's usual
nice was, every night, to fire off a musket at eleven
- 'o'clock, and to relmid•it. He slept in the kitchen
• -:where this:musket was always kept. At about four
•-ticlock,on Tuesdays morning, one of the Misses:Gom-
rEllTZ heard the reportlif a gun„, and instantly 'rung
. the hell which eciomuniCated to the kitchen, bat
eived no answer. :On this she woke her cousin attd
'sisters, am:lithe female servants, and they wentdovir.
`stairs, and found the-kitchen door fast :.they 'knocked;
but receiving no answer, thew at length broke it opens 4
And. found :the man-serrant 4-mg shad by the. spiny
•;do.tv.. On further
„inspection, it appeared thit the'.
• .house had been; .atteripted• by robbers, who had, by
gtenc fOrce-,With an.irra crow, tinned down the win:
• ;‘ dim shutters, and '.afterwards taken. out a pane of
avlstss, which lay on the ground-unbroken. It is sup-
. „posed they were at this *tame heard by the footman,
:•Svito".in opposing their entrance' was fired upon, and
• ••IXlledion the epot ; the musket was taken away by the -
• 'robbers, but found the nest morning in a field adjoin-
. %Om, house, It was in afoul state, as if recently.
dfirestt but arf understand one -Of the female - szrvanta
says, that: te deceased was;not able to loadit the
preceding ntght fur want of powder, which he did not
discover: Ind] after he had discharged it as usual --
. Theman-servant's livery coat was also found outside
the house next morning. At a late hour last night no
person was in custody on suspicion ; but we under-
Irani that 'it very vigilant officer in the Borough,
• Goff, is not without hopes of being able to apprehend
the murderers. .
London, England, 1813-10-22

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 12.

We haire just received Westphalian Monitors to the
10th instant. Several columns entered on the Btb, as
well as General Alix, who has caused different Pro-
clamations to be published. One of these Gazettes
contains the following article
Certain intelligence given by General Regaud,
commanding a corps of French troops at Rotham.
bourg announces that the Prince Royal of Sweden,
beaten by the French army, had been driven to the
right bank of the Elbe, alter having suffered a consi-
derable loss."
BRUNSWICK, OCTOBER 7.
The Hanseatic Departments continue to be very
tranquil, notwithstanding the resumption of hostile.
ties. • 'Their repose has not been disturbed for a sin.
gle moment. A single district of the department of
the Mt:tubs-of the Elbe was for a moment exposed to
the incursions of a corps belonging to Walmoden
but the enemy has nut been Ale to maintain himself
in any part.
The army commanded by the Prince of Ecketuhl,
of which the Danish auxiliary corps forms a pa:4 is
still established in the neighbourhood of biorin and
katzebourg. It covers by its position Hamburgli
and Lubeck : it is presumed that its movements are
subordinate to those of the Prince of Moskwa.- The
advanced guard of Central Walmoden has had seve-
ral engagements with the Prince of Eckmubl's ad•
vanceJ guard, hut wi;hout ;h.; most triling.advatitage.

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London, England, 1813-10-22

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER. 27...

The communications of the Grand Army with
France are completely free, and the roads as wife as
they ever were.

LIMBOURD (UPON THE LAHN), OC ['OBER 7.
His Majesty the King of Westphalia passed through
here to-day, on his return to Dusseldorf.

G, OCTOBER 4.

We have received accounts, that, dining the first
fifteen days of September, several brilliant sorties were
made by the brave garrison of Dantzic, and that the
blockading corps under the orders of the Prince of
Wurtemberg, had suffered considerably. It has alto
lost many men in the attacks which it made against
the lines .of defence of that fortress.
London, England, 1813-10-22

RASTADT, OCTOBER 6.

A French corps d'armeee composed of troops which
have come from the left bank of the Rhine, has as-
sembled in the neighbourhood of Erfurth, and is pre-
paring to march. The works to be added to the for-
,titications of Erfurth are nearly completed ; that town
is nnw a very important place of war. We learn
that the works and redoubts which are erecting round
the new Wirtemburgh town of Frederickhaven, upon
the lake of Constance, are greatly advanced. This
tows has become a place of exercise for the new levies.
London, England, 1813-10-22

. 'FAMILY BREW IN t.;..
NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE F4MILY BREWING MACHINE,
respectfully Worm the elohility, Gentry, and the Public, that In
consequeoce of the Fire in Sklitner-street they have removed to
their I.remises, No 223, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly;
where they Lope to be honoured with a continuance of that
patronage they have hitherto experienced.
This Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Bach, and Working Tun, in one Uttn.il;
which Is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the mass extensive establishments.
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re-
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town and Country, whit have had experience of the utility of
the invention.

Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piceadilly; London ; and
No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol ; also by the principal Furnishing
Ire -,ntongers In the United Kingdom.
N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection,
tvery l'uesday,fsi London and Bristol
London, England, 1813-10-22

BAYREUTH, OCTOBER S.

Marshal the Duke of Tarente, on the 22d Sep-
tember, acted on the offensive against the Silesian
army. He advanced from Schmudefeldt upon Bis-
chofswerda ; the advanced guard of the Allies, com-
manded by the Russian General Pardocewitz, and
the Prussian Colonel Katzler, thought proper, on
the evening of the 22d,
.to evacuate-Bischofswerda.
The Duke of Tarente continued his attack the fol-
lowing day, and penetrated to Gordan. In the night
between the 24th and 25th, the French corps d'armee
took a position near Bischofswerda.
Oc-F. 7.—The Prussian Colonel de Blucher, who
was made prisoner on the 14th September, on the
Bohemian Frontiers, is to be exchanged for Colonel
Count Talleyrand Peregod, who in a charge of
some regiments of cavalry against the advanced
guard of Count Tauenzein, was taken prisoner on
the 19th of the same month.
London, England, 1813-10-22

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER. 7.

We yesterday received positive intelligence that the
enemy's pArtis:tris who had penetrated at some points
into Westphalia, retired on the sth instant. The
force of this corps was much exaggerated ; it was es-
timated as high as from 5 to 6,000 men, but in reality
only consisted of 1,200 under the orders of General
Czernicheff. The inhabitants conducted themselves
perfectly well during the stay ut the enemy.

LBIPZIC, OCTOBER 3.

Since the arrival of the Duke of Ragusa with an
army which supports the considerable corps of the
Prince of Moskwa, established at Dessau, and in
communication with Magdeburgh, our attitude on
this side has been most imposing. By the move-
ment it'hich the Duke of Castiglione has just made, j
there will be 140,000 between Jena and' Magde-
burgh, where the. Prince of Eckniuhl has sent a con-
siderable reinforcement.
AUGSBURGH, OCTOBER 4.
The greatest tranquillity prevails upon all the fron-
tiers of Upper Austria, and the country of Salzbourg.
General Count Wrede's head-quarters were still at
Brannan.
London, England, 1813-12-17

HARWICH, DECEMBrR 16.

No arrivals. &tiled the New Union, with Passen-
gers for Flolland. A large ship, one of the Baltic
Heet, laden with timber, is on shore ill the Gun Fleet,
and not expected to be saved.

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 16.
Arrived the Pomp and Dims from a ernize in
the Sleeve. Sailed the British Fair for Harwich.

Wednesday last, as some men were sinking a *ell
near the Old Chapel of Dumfries, the sides gave way
and buried one man. The others engaged to extri-
cate him, but when they bad reached hts hat, a second
rush of earth filled the well nearly to the top, burying
all those who were co humanely employed. Assist-
ance was immediately obtained ; bUt on Thursday
none of them itad been extritatel
Fs iday•evening, about six o'clock, u man fell int 6
the old harbour at Greenock ; and, though almost
immediately taken up, he died on Saturday morning.
Wednesday sennight, blr. FELIX OMAN, of Co-.
ettllion, county of Down, on returning home from
Rathiriland fair, fell from his horse, at Ballygorian,
near the Eight-mile Bridge, and was unfortunately
killed.

A pot womin passing through Spring Gardens
on Wedneslay evening; wit perceiving a heap of dung
placed there with the view of preventing the freezing
of a water.pipe, fell over it and broke her knee.pan.

CORN LXCHANCE, MARK-LAVE, DEC. 17. -
We have had but w arrivals of Inuit Once Monday, the
Ales Of which article of fine quality Is pretty brisk at Mooday's
prices; but the ince:Jar sorts go of .lowty, and scared/ maintain
tho prices of that day. !helps a !area supply of Ilarley this
nior:jug, and the Mal•sters beiog 11.11 ut that grain, occasion. d
very Leavy sale at a reduction of its. per quarter. Beans are le.
per quarter dearer. Oits and all other articles as on Monday.
'statism,
Wh at, Kent and Etsce, 68.. Grey, ditto, 494. $Ol.
84s. per quarter Small Beans, oIJ, 000. Ob,
DittO, Suffolk, 645. £34. 465. 110 s.
Ditto, Norfolk, GOs. 75e. Tick Ditto, old, 00s. 00s. nest.
Rye 56,. 425. 40s. .565.
Barley 3os. 395. Oats, Potato% Sas. 366. jute
Malt, 70s. 82.. Ditto, Poland, Mts. sibs.
White Pea.s,6oi. 635. bo!!ers, bats, Feed, 20*,.
64.1. 611 s. I Flour, 56e. Ws. per Sack.
101 amp:.
Wheat. Dantiic, 70s. 84.. Rye, 405. 411 a
Ditto, Baltic Red, COs. 745. nutty, lles.
Ditto, Harnbro' or Oats, Peedilkie. l4s.
Bremen, 6(i. 745. Whitt Pees, 60s. 70s.
Ditto, Brabant Red 60s. 748. Orey ditto, eft* us,

U
London, England, 1813-12-17

ANTI-ATTRITION.

TT is now unequivocally proved dial the PATENT
AN I'lrAtliti I lON CUMPOSITION Is the ettapest and
best Thing ever )fer discovered for Ship.: Bottoms, !astral! of
Copper; to lin:serve Cables from being rubbed la the Hawse-
Wales, botrad of a tkv, Service, or Rounding; the :rigging o
Ships from the Weather, and'from being shahs!, instead of '1 ar
" Parcellne, and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to
render Leather and Canvas Water-proof ; ansl to prevent she. 4.
feet, of Frictit43 in &earn Engineri, Mills, Sugar-Vitils,Thresking
Mills (or oilier inapienients or Husbandry genersty used by Far-
nwrsi, Carrismee, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, and .Machia or
vergedescription. It is also ihs bvst 'Ching to pr,trree the Blades
of Swords, sad all hind of Polished Stest Articles, from Rear.
k will likewise preserve Iron Hoops, Water Lu is, Casks, Tubs,
Spouts, Posts,. K alt. Oates, Park Palttig, aosl every kind or
WOW and Woodu Building irons the We:Alter, Worm, and Dry
Rot, timer in the tail Jr Wise Indies, or in any Climate; and
it will not only preserve lion Railways friiin corroding awl wtarr
ing our, bat also reader the dr;inght w light, that one burst will
do the work of two.

One 'sliming, of the Compniii 'cm is in some cams *quill ro
one hundrecLapplications of th!, arow, or any other kind of
Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by is uee from $1)(1
to 4,014 per cent. 'each:Mae of prcveuting the war and scar in
Machinkr y, Wheels, &c. &c. which es a saving of expetise more
than that of •sav;sig owe parts out M.ton, and staking can be so
ckan in ifsworklng, ‘or geve.so little troulle.
wholesalx and road, for the Patentee', sit No:10, Cha-.
ring•Cios"., near t'se Admiraity, London; and, by thrir apporni.
ment at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, 11.soksellers, Libraries,
Stationers, Drupgists, Medititie Warehouses, Perfumers' Iran-
mongers, Cutlers, Coachtnakers, InnktsTers, Coach and Wag-
goo-offices Oil and Colour-shops, and :-.ll..pkeeperr in,
the United Kingdom, in boles, price 2s rid. ; ss. 6d. ; t os. 6d.;
One Guinea, and TwoQulteas each. _ _

- smallest size boi contains a quantity sufficient to prime a
four wheel carriage four times, with w Wei it will rust upwards
of six thousand miles, without applying anything elite to the axle-
trees ; and one hall guinea b.,x contains a tufficimt quantity fur
a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles ; and it will
wurk with wood Weimer, or with common boxes and axietrees
of any kind.
'Ube most satisfactory proofs of the merits of the Composition
may be seen at the Patentees' Office, N 0.40, Charing Crtes.—
Directions are given with each box, which arc s'ined " W. D.
Bellamy
London, England, 1813-03-31

EAST.IND44 HOUSE, March 30, 1613.
THE COURT of DIRECIURS of the UNITED
COMP/I.NTcf -11ERCIleiNTS of ENGLAND, teudiv
is the EAST INDIES, di hes eky give Notice,
That the following Proprietors, qualified agrc?ably to Law,
have, in conformity to the Gth Section of the ith Chapter of the
Bye-laws of the said Company, signified in writing to the Secre-
tary, their desire of becoming Candidates fur the Directicn at
the ensuing L•lrstion of Six Directors, on Wednesday, the 14th
of April next, viz.
JOHN ALEXANDER BANNERMAN, Esq.
JOHN HUDEESION, Esq.
CHARLES MILLS, Esq. •
RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN, Esq.
ABRAHAM ROIIARTS, Esq.
GEORCIF: ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON, Ec.q.
London, England, 1813-03-31

. irt
FUNDING OF EXCHEQaa

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iTAROFFICE; Thug O'CLOCK.
The Deputation ire kin returned from the CHAN.
csailoit of the Emu'twin. He proposes to. fund
Tivelve Million of Exchequer Bills in the Five per
Cents. at the rate Of 4113. lOs for each sellt, and
to raise Sit Millions by way of debeiitures. The
funding to be terminated before the 13th of April.
Five per Ceiti. done it 57.