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London, England, 1813-04-29

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, HERT-
FORDSHIRE.

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday,
the 7th of May, at Twelve o'Clock,

ACAPITAL and truly desirable FREEHOLD
Et; FATE, in the parish of Great Minden, and County
.if Hertford, comprismg the Manor at GARNONS, otherwise
Henry at Danes, with two Farms called Cowley Hall and Mill
Farms, containing together MO HUNDRED AND SIX PEEN
ACRES of excellent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, 'yin
contiguous, an I in a high state of cultivation, with Farm Houses
and Outbuildings, Dwelling-house and Offices, let (excepting the
Manor, which .s in hand) to Mr. Will,am Bunce, tenant-at-will,
ho has had notice to quit at Michaelmas next. The estate is
writ adapted for a Sportsman, being within three miles of Mr.
I lanbury's Foxhounds. The Manor and surrounding country
about d w th Game, and one of the Farm-houses may, at a small
expellee, he converted into a Gentleman's residence. Great
Munden is about two miles from Puckeridge, seven from Ware
and He rttord, and twenty-eight from Loudon- The Land Tax
is redeemed
To be 1111.'wed with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had
in a short time at the Beil, Hertford ; Saracen's Head, Ware ;
the Bell, Puckeridge; of Mr. Cherry, Solicitor, Hertior4 ; and
of Messrs. Hoggart and Philips, 6'2, Broad street, Royal Ex-
chinge. Plans of the Estate ma, be seen at Mr. Cherry's, and
Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips' Offices.
London, England, 1813-04-29

SALES BY AUCTION.

FREEHOLD MARINE VILLA, GARDEN, AND PLEA-
SURE-GROUNDS, NEAR GOSPORT, HANTS.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday,
the 7th of May, at Twelve,
ACOMMODIOUS FREEHOLD VILLA,
called LITTLE GREEN, in the rural Village of Alver-
stoke, about one mile and an half from Gosport, and a short dis-
tance from the Sot, the late residence and property of the Rev.
F. CLIFTON, deceased; with an elegant Lawn, and Shrubbery-
walks, tastefully disposed, and In high perfection; an excellent
Garden, abundantly stocked with choice Fruit-trees ; and a rich
Paddock—containing together about five customary Acres. The
House is in excellent repair, suitable for the immediate reception
of a Family, and contains nine Bed-chambers, Dining, and Draw-
ing Rooms, detached Coach-house, Stabling, and Domestic Offi-
ces, well supplied with Water.
To be viewed: and Particulars had of Messrs. Collins and
Hewson, Solicitors, and of Mr. Hicks, Gosport; at the Crosson
and Fountain, Portsmouth; Dolphin, southatnpton; Bugle, New-
port ; Hotels, Cowes and Ryde ; George, Winchester; Coach
and Horses, 'I itchfield; Red Lion Fareham, at the Auction Mart,
and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street,
Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1813-04-20

CROWN AND ANCHOR SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE.
RUSSIAN SUFFERERS. •
-

AT a Committee. held on the IStth of April, was
read a Letter from Lord Viscount Cathcart 4o Samuel
Thornton, Esq. dated Kalish, the With of March, in which his
Losiiddp says, that be has conveyed to the Secretary of State the
Thanks of his Imperial Majesty, and an expression of the sense
he entertains of the splendid marks of the liberality and benevo-
lence of his Britannic Majesty's Sub=jsand of the proof they
have given of sympathy end cordial towards the portion
of his People who have suffered; as also their approbation of
the exertions by which, under the favour of ALMIOSTY PIOVA.
nate; the enemy has been vanquished. The Committee at St.
Petersbergh, for the distribution of the Subscriptions, consists of
his Excellency Prince A. Galitsin, his Eseellency Count Gob-
win, and his Britannic Majesty's Consel-General.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised X 93,986 6 8
SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer.
Mr. Randle - - - 1 1 fr
-
Mr. Charles Brown, Woolworth - - 0 10 6
Collected at the Parish Church of St. Luke, Chelsea 90 0 0
of Clogher . - - - SO • 0
Rev. Modal Proby, jun. . , - 1 1 0
Subscriptions are received at the Crown and Anchor Tavel!
by all the Bankers in Westminster; by Child and Co.;Cosii
and Co.; and heart, Fleet-et:yet ; by Sir James Fula& and Co.
Lomhard-street ; by Prescott, Grote, and Co. Threadneedle-
street; and by Down,Thornten, and Co. Bartholomew lane.
London, England, 1813-04-20

CHINA TRADE.
This day were published, in itvo. price 2s. 6d.
QOME FACTS relative to the CHINA TRADE,
sbewing its importance to this Country, and the inexpediency
of its remaining exclusively in the hands of the East India Com-
Pan_p
The silence which has been observed in all the discussions on
Indian Policy, with regard to the China Trade, and the apparent
acquiescence which seems to be yielded on all bands to the Re-
newal of the East India Company's Monopoly in this branch of
Eastern Commerce, have induced a Gentleman Who Is acquainted
with some haportent facts oa the WON, q ealeik these to the
public. • e• • ••• Ito%
Printed for Maass Underwood, 92, Pieeowreqe; Join
Anderson and Co. ligehergh.
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CAPITAL TY THE-FRES FREEHOLD ESTATE,
SOMERSET,
Together e- in Lets, In May nett,
CONSISTING of several eligible FARMS of
Arable, Meadow, and Pasture, of excellent quart. Wowis
in hand, andseveral Leasebelds ; with the MANOR et TR LIT•
TOXI4ILL, forming a perfectly compact Estate, canto's**
17119 Acres. Printed Particulars will soon be prepared. *Apply
to Messrs. Webb, cbb, and Attwood, Salisbury.
London, England, 1813-06-12

BASINGSTOKE, HANTS.

FREEHOLD ES ['ATE., A LIFE ESTATE OF .ClOO PER
ANNUM, A REVERSION OF £9llO STERLING, AND
THE LEASE OF A CAPITAL. MALT-HOUSE, &c.
By Mr. STEWART,
At Mr. Attwontrs, the Black Boy, Basingstoke, Harts, on
Wednesday, lune SO, at Two o'Clock, by direction of the
Proprittor. Mr. ions ATTwOOO, leaving Basingstoke, in

Four Lots,
Lot I. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
1.11. Land.tax redeemed, comprising the well-known
Premises old established Tavern, Liquor Shop, and Brewery, the
BLACK BOY, in Church-street, Basingstoke, excellent Dwel-
ling House, well adapted Brew-house, large and capacious Stn. e
Cellars for Beer, Wine, and Spirits, let to Mr. Attwood, at the
very low tent of £7t.l.per annum. A House adjoining, let to Mr.
Hussey, at aC9 per alumni.
Lot 2. The LEAsE of an evens/vs MALT-HOUSE, in
New•street, Basingstoke, comprising. cnnvenittecies to wet :14)
Quartess per week, Store-roosts, Dwelling-house, Su. held on
Lease for a Term of three years, at the very low rent of aCd.I
f annum.
Lot 3. A LIFE ESTATE on a Freehold Farm, situated at
Sherfield-uptin-Loddon, in the County of Southampton, during
the life of a Gentleman, aged 34 years, let en Lease for a .1
of 21 years, to Mr. Yaham Duckett, at a nett rent of £lOO
per annum.
Lot 4. Tie absolute REVERSION to the capita 'Sem of £990
sterling, most amply secured by Money in tke Public Funds, and
to he paid on the death of a Lidy, aged 65 years.
Lots I and 2 :nay he viewed with leave of the Tenants; Par.
ticulars had of Mr Knight, Solicitor, Basingstoke; the Star,
Andover; Whi.e Hart, Winchester; Swan, Aircsford ; Swan,
Alton; White Lion, Hartford-bridge; Be.tr, Reading; Messrs.
Wilkin4int Ir.d Young, Solicitors, Margare,-street, Cavendish-
square: and Mr. Stewart, the AuctAemer, 194, Piccadilly,
London.
London, England, 1813-06-12

LISBON MAIL.

Juit as this Paper was putting to press, Lisbon
Papers reached us to the Ist inst. from which the
following are hasty extract :

" LISBON, MAY SS.
."
On the 26th LOrd Wellington entered Sala;
manca.at full gallop, at the head oft Regiment of
Hussars. Villas had retired in haste, but Lord Wel.
ington came up with his rear, and took SOO Prisoners.
The town was not at all injured by the French."

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM THE MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON
TO HIS EXCELLENCY DON MIGUEL P. FORJAS, DATED
HEAD-QUARTERS, FREYNADA, MAY 19 :
gi The enemy from time to time sendi small corp
of troops to Toledo, but he has not made at-any time
in this part, any change deserving of consideration in
hii position."

" LISBON, MAY U.
"It 16 calculated, that the French armies of
Portugal, the centre and the South, which are at
present before Lord Wellington, consist of 55,000 ins
fumy and 7000 horse."

" ALICANT. MAY O.
66 There has been no alteration worthy of atten-
tion throughout our line."
London, England, 1813-06-12

N4Y4L INTELLIGEIVCS.

On the sth April, the Will, HARRIIiON, arrived at
Pernambuco, from Madeira, in 29 days ; parted with
the Claudine (supposed to be lost) extra East-India
ship, in lit. 10. N. long. 24 all well.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 9.

Sailed his Majesty's ship TARTARUS. with her con•
voy of American prizes, for the Downs.

COVE OF COME, JUNE 6.

Hit Majesty's ship ROTA, Capt. S.,srarrats., and
TRINCULO, Captain RILVNT, have fired guns, and
loosened topsails, as preparatory signals fear sailing;
however, it is not certain whether these fleets will sail
today, as the outward-bound from England have not
yet appeared off this harbour. The ships bound for
the West-Indies are also unmooring.
London, England, 1813-06-12

SALES BY AUCTION.
KENT.
ELTHAM PARK MANSION, FARM, AND LAND,
Eight Wee from Landon.--Ily Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday nest, at Twelvt, In three Lots,
91HE truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
ELTHAM PARK MANSV)N and LAND, on a fine
commanding situation, the Property of the Right Hon. Lord
RANCLIFFE ; the Residence, on a vt ry elegant plan, $n the
Grecian style, in an unfinished suite, Conservatory, ice-house,
&c. excellent Onkel of all descriptions, :stalls-yard, Stable, and
Coach-house, and Out-buildings.
A capital Garden, part wailed, and well stocked with Fruit-
trets, Hot-houses, Green-house, &c. Pleasure-ground and shady ,
walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, Amble, and Wood
Land, Orchard! Garden-ground, and Cottage, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, in nod state of culti-
vation. 'I he Park and Lands are ornamented with tine Katt ly
Timber•trces and tin iving Planm.tions, a most inviting and cheer-
ful spot for the Residence of a Gentleman, good roads in all di.
rections, and only eight miles front 'amnion.
May be viewed by applying at the Mausloo, where Pa-ticu-
lats may be had; at the Castle, Ethan'; Bull, -Shooter's-hi:I;
Fountain, Canterbury; 'York Hotel, Dover; of Messrs. Jenkins,
lames, and Abbott, New Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr Robins,
Warwickostreet, Golden-square, where a Plan may bo seen.
London, England, 1813-06-12

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 11.

Arrived his Majesty's ship HELENA, of 18 guns,
Captain Muzimison, with the following ships under
convoy froM Gibraltar—Athntic, JZNICINS ; War.
wick, Lasiaros: ; Lady sinks, Bntaseu. ; Trent.
PEA uses ; Plough, liicK ; Nancy, JOLLY, and Betsey,
DOVE ; and the Swedish ship Prince Charles, TORN-
OREN, from Malaga; the whale are placed under
quarantine. Also arrived the TARTARUS, 20 guns,
C PASCO, with seven s iil of American prizes,
from Bermuda, last from Falmouth ; and PICKLE,
from a cruize.—Sailed last evening, the AftUTHUSA,
38 guns, Captain COFFIN, with the Nonmusrsaa-
LAND and TONNANT, for Chatham. The Has.ma
left Gibraltar on the 10th ult. with 21 sail.
London, England, 1813-06-12

DEAL, JUNE 11.

Arrived his Majesty's cutter GAMBLER and PAII-
THIAN sloop of war, with convoy from the westward,
the former from Exmouth, and the latter from Ports-
mouth :
.they are sailed for the River. Several more
transports from Ramsgate• have arrived with part of
the 3d regiment of the German Legion orrboard, and
remain in the Downs for Orders. Arrived also the
JASEUR gun-brig from Portsmouth.—Wind S. W.
HARWICH, JUNE

The Beanfoy, Captain Noaats, arrived to-day fro=
Gottenburgh, having landed her mails at South•
wold, she sailed on Saturday last, and is not supposed
to have brought any news. The Expectation yet
remains at this port; some of the brigs and gun-boats
have moved into the Rolling Grounds to-day, but the
transports yet continue at their anchorage. Wind W.
London, England, 1813-06-12

SCHEME.

2 of A 26,000 are £40,000
2
1,000 ...... 5,000
opus)
7
20 ..... ....... 101
SOSO
700 ...... 25

1,230 - 20
1,000 Firat-dra.Blanba CO Each, 20,000

i'2,000 Tickets.

X 1 20,0 C 0

'Plc first Ticket drawn a Prize above AV) on the First Day, will
receive an additional Prize of ./210,C0!t.
Tat first Ticket drawn a Prize above AA) on the second Day,
will receive an additional Prize of £20,00'.
Tickets and Shares arc selling in great Variety at
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, POIALTRV, I No. 31, ALDGATE MON
No. IP, CHARINO-CROSS, Si-at:ET;
Where, in the last three months, the following Capitals have
been all Sold in Shares, viz. Nu. 9'.1, a Prize of £10,0u0; Nu.
6,v22, a Prize of £2,009 ; No. B,SIIS, a Prize of X. 2,000; No.
c 025, a Prize of £.509 ; No. 2,'201, a Prize of 'Out); No. 5,741,
a Prize of £2OO.

I °NEI'. ADVANCED by RYDER, DRUMMOND,
and Co. Russell-Mews, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square,
many extent by Annuity, or on Bilk or Notes of Hand, and all
•f Sectiritirs, without exposure or the interposition of any
011 C out of their Odice. They claim more respectability and
towers than any others in this time, and can make an instant ad.
vote to persons of known character. Attendance ail day.

TIE CRISIS OF EUROPE..
' This day was publiilicsl, price 6s. In hoards
RUSSIA I 'or the CRISIS of EUROPE.—A
41-Si Poem, in Two Parts, with copious Notes ; and an Appen-
th, containing some Interesting Particulars of the Russian Array
lad the Cossacks. _

••' A-ccoMpanyr g this Poem is a beautifully-engraved Por-
trait of tit& Emperor ALEXANDER, to whom the Poem is de-
dicated.
Primed far J. Carpenter, Old Band-street; Sharpe and
Piccadilly ; and J. Carr, Paternoster.row.

INVALUABLE PATENTS.
r/TR. FAREBROTHk:Ii will put up for SALE,
at Garravray's, on Friday, the 18th of June, 1818, TWO
valuable PATEN VS for preventing Accidents From Carriages,
particularly those with two wheels, when the horse falls; when
be rears; when the wheel's break; when they go off; when the
shafts break; when the horse kick;, or runs away !
A Prospectus of the Profits, and Particulars of the Sale, may
ie bad at Garraway's; of Mt. Evans, 97, Hutton garden ; of
M. farebrother, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buildings, Strand;
and at the London Volunteer Cavalry Stables; City Red. where
a Cc-riele and Gig, fitted up with the Preservers, map be seen.
London, England, 1813-06-12

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 10.

Arrived a Prussian schooner from Bourdeaur, under
license, with a cargo of wine, bound to London...
Also arrived the UNICORN frigate, from the Coast of
Spain ; Speculator, Muslim. ; Devonshire, DAY j
Princess of Wales, NORMAN ; Lord Nelms, Puma.
comae; and the Gratitude, irtraiNs, from Wales s
Slussex Oak, LawsoN, from Sunderland ; Tamar,
ISZNORR, from Padstow ; Thomas, Loir mu, from
Neath ; and the Brothers, TEA our, from Truro....
Also arrived the ship Eliza, Hurcitmos ; brig Alert,
BOARDEN ; and the brig Albion, Ants, with cargoes,
consisting of brandy, wine, cork, &c. all from Gibr..l.
tar, bound to this port for orders, and are under
quarantine. Sailed from thence about a month since,
in company with a fleet under convoy of the
sloop of war, which ship passed by this port to the
Eastward this morning, with the greater part of the
convoy.—Wind S. S.W.
London, England, 1813-06-15

CORUNNA PAPERS.

We have received Corunna Papers to the Bth inst.
from which we give the following details of the move-
ments of the Allied Armies :

" CORUNNA, JUNE 7, (9 orlock, P.M.)

.44 The Post from Castilie has just arrived; it brings
accounts that our troops are advancing. We have
not yet heard of the French having abandoned Val-
ladolid."
MI4TIAOO. JUNE 4.

et All the troops have gone out from Ciudad Ro•
drigo. On the 25th they were preparing to enter
Salamanca (and in fact it is asserted that they did
enter on the 26th.) General Hill was to fall on Ma-
drugal and Medina almost at the same time. Gene,
ral Penne was with the cavalry in Villar de Ciervos,
and the letters from Alcanices suppose that scme
English troops had an engagement at Zamora, under
the command of General Graham, who will collect
there a consideralle army, which some snake to
amount to 40,000 mep• _

" The same accounts add, that all the troops have
left Senabria except one battalion, which will imme.
diately take the same road. Their direction appears
to be to the Paneza to join the army under General
Giron, who, on the 29th ult. made 4. general move.
ment in order promptly to take a position on the
bank of the Orbigo, where the adyanced guards have
already arrived,
" In Leon are the Generals Salazar and Monso,
with 800 infantry and 700 cavalry.

44 In Mayorgo, Castro, Gonzalo, and Valderas,
are the enemy and with respectable forces to observe
.our troops. All appearances and advice shew that
the movement of the latter is rapid, uniform, and
well combined•

0 Lord Wellington was, on the 24th, at St. Munoz,
and General Castanos, on the 29th, at.Martil del Rio.
*he Teports that have been circulated that the
armies have already engaged, and that our troops
have possessed themselves of Salamanca and Zamora,
are not improbable... The horfcrs of Castro Vrdiides
arc confirmed."
London, England, 1813-06-15

WAR DEPARTMENT.

66 DAWNING-STREET, JUNE 15, 1813.
4g Dispatches have bc.:n received from L.rd WEL•
XINGTON, dated Carvajales, 51st May.

66 The troops which had begun their march upon
eae 22d, under his Lordship's immediate command,
arrived at Salamanca on the 26th. A division- of
French infantry, with some cavalry and artillery, un-
der General VALLATTE, evacuated this City upon the
approach of the British, but two brigades of out•'ca-
valry under Generals FANE and ALIEN, having
forded the Tormes, came up with their rear-guard,
killed many, and took about 200 Dragoons, together
with much baggage, ammunition, &c. &c.

ig Lord WELLINGTON then left the right of his
Army under Sir R. HILL, and joined the left column
which had marched under the command of Sir Tuo.
arcs GRAHAM to Carvajales. These forces crossed
the Esla upon the 31st, and the Hussar Brigade
rude an Officer and 30 Men Prisoners.
•, The French evacuated Zamora and retreated
upon Toro.

46 The Gallia= Troops form the left column of
the Allied Army, and are marching upon Rio Seco.
44 Private Letters state, that the French have eva.
cuated Toro, and that Lord WELLINGTON was in that
Win) upon the 2d instant."

A most interesting, and, we may add, a most sa-
tisfactory conversation took place in both Houses of
Parliament, last night, on the subject of the Treaty
with Sweden.
The pl.( babiliti still increases that the renewed ne-
geciations with Denmark will, terminate amicably.
It is now said that Ministerg are willing to restore
the Islands (..f St. Thomas and St. Croix, upon Den-
mark undertaking to exclude all the aimed vessels f
nations ;t war e ith Great Britain. Mr. T4ORNTON
and General Hoeg are understood to be at Copenha-
gen on this important business.
Notwithstanding the ambiguous manner in which
BoNAPAßTEgiuniops the Armistice in the French Pa.
pers, it is evident that neLociations for this purpose
have been continued for some time. That they have
not terminated to his satisfaction, however, may be
fairly inferred, flora his professing to be ignorant of
the 'precise !cud', which must have been imparted to
hiro instantly upon their being ended. He 4.. Coln-
wiled to admit, thac the principles of an Armistice
L ware agrefrd opal, but the lints of demarkation we
\pti4 unsettlt d. rel
London, England, 1813-06-15

CLEAR 0? ALL DUTIES.

'1 he Greyhound Cutter, Boats, Deals, •l hither, Hemp, flax,
Cordage, Masts, Staves, Brazil Wood, Anchors, and Materials
of Vessels to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherbithe.
The Jane at the West India Docks, and all the other Goods at
his Nlajesty's 'Warehouses, Custom-House, London, where Ca-
talogues will delivered, price one•shilling each.
he Goods for the first, second, and third Day's Sale may be
viewed on Monday the 14th, and Tuesday the 15th instant;
those for the low th, filth, :tad sixth Day's Sale on Monday the
f2l s., and 'I ursdav the Yid instant, and on the Days of Sale,
from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon.
;V. B. Gooch bought at this Sale mutt he tad for on or k.fitre Mon-
dale the t 2th July, 1813, between Me hours of nine o'clock in the morn-
inz and Mite in the alio noon, or the depoliti made thereon will aim.
lutely become foleited, andthecioods retold at a future Sale.
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The delivery of the first and second Day's Sale to commence on
Mondry the :3,4 instant, and the thirds fourth, fifths sad sixth
Day's Sal: on Saturday the 26tis *Amite
London, England, 1813-06-15

INVALUABLE Prvl GN I S.

MR . FAREBRO I'HER will put up for SALE,
at Garraway's, on Friday, the 18th of June, 1813, TWO
va:uable I'EN I S for preventing Accideirs from Carriages,
particularly those with two wheels, when the horse falls; when
he rears; when the wilt -tls break; when they go off; when the
shafts break; when the horse kicks, or runs away l
A Prospectus of the Profits, and Particulars of the Sate, may
be had at Garrawafs; of Mr. Evans, 97, Hatton garden ; of
Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buiLlings, Strand;
and at the London Vulut:teer Cavalry Stables, City Road, where
a Curriele and Gig, fisted up with the Preservers, may be seen.

MOST' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTA FE, HAN I S.
SOON will be SOLD, together or in Lots, (bor-
dering on the Southampton Rive r, and the New Ferest' ;
consisting of the MANOR of DIBDEN, with beautiful %Vuods
and convenient Far me, containing about 948 Acres, w ell inclosed ;
a large Purlieu, and valuab:e Rights of Common in the New fu
rest ; together with the ADVO W SON, worth about re4oo
Is this Estate are some of the finest situations in the kingdom
. for buildir.g, commanding the most deliertful views of the south.
Rthpton River, Spit head, the New Forest, and adjacent country.
This Estate Is extremely west clothed with retrarkalq fine
thriving Oub Timber, and every way eligible for the Man of
Fortune and the Sportsman ; and is capable of great iniprove•
'trent.— Printed Particulars will soon be distributed; in the mean
time, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.
VALUABLE LAND, adjoining the Grand Junction Carat to
4ylesbury, very dedrable fur Wharfs, Warehouses, Sm.
Land Tax redeemed,

. liy Mr. scan,
On Ftlday, July 1, at o'clock, at the Mart, in'Thret Lon:
Lot I. A Very valtuble I'ILCE of GROUND,
crniremly Improveatee, con•alning SA. R. 9P.
.if Pa.tur, Land, well • tuaterd, at the ternnea.lon of the Canal.
in the 't ow,l of Aylesbury, and bounded by the Tureisikoettad
to London.

I.ot 2.—i A. sR. 96P. of Ditto, adjoining.

l.nt :114. 181'. g: - -
Laclt Loi held for t.OOO 1 cars unexpired, at a peiTer-eorn rent.
I'l.e 4uptrlor adv.intag s of Chia Pralwrcy, fir commathling an
,•xti..n.iye general fade oil the Canal, are apparent.
1-rtato Particula, s, with a flail, may be had I,y a.,..ply:ng to
r Land moveylir, ;:tid NIL lindal, eitor,
dylca-
lttry::Ncw BTining'iam ; Kng's Hrid, Coy, trry; I);ack-
Int:lA Head, Nottingham ; the Mail; and of Mr. Scqtt, YB,
New Bridge-street, London.
London, England, 1813-06-15

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.
TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1813.
I♦Rlet OF S COCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Ited. 55,1—Cons. shut—Ctlns. for acc• 531
4 per Ct. 700-5 per Cent. shut—Bonds 4s. Ss. dls.
Zech. Dills 2s. ss. pr.—Long Ann. 141-1-

SECOND EDITION.

sitif

STAROFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

Government have this instart issued the following
.Pulletin on the subject of the intelligence from Lord
WELLINGTON, referred to in the subsequent columns :
London, England, 1813-04-27

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.
CASE 85.

To Mr. B. Guest, No. 0, Great Surrey-street, foot of Black-
friar's-bridge.
Maid-lane, Borough, Southwark, March 8, 1813.
DEAR SlR—When I contemplate on the won.
derful cure which your Medicines have performed on tut,
I feel myself desirous of having it made public as possible.
In the year 1808 I broke my leg two different times in the
same week, and It was so badly set as to oblige me to walk with
my knee on a wooden leg for six years, the first three of which
I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in London, the last
of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until he pronounced me in-
curable, which was in the year 1809. 1 then begged of him to
cut off my leg ; in answer to which he observed, that amputatioo
would be the death of me, therefore he declined this operation.
In the year 1812, yor having cured my brother of a most dis-
treseng head-ashe, he recommended tne to you : I attended on
my wooden leg, when my leg measured one inch and three quar-
ters less than the other—it was cold as ice, and had been so for
the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had no use for my
wooden leg on the second day. The sixth day I finally left oaf
my snitches, being capable of walking with a stick. In about
three months I was compleatly cured, and have continued ever
since as well and as upright as ever I was. Bat what seems to
me still more strange than this, is, that this leg now measures
the same site as my other, nor has it ever been cold since the
first week of using your Lotion and taking your Pills. My
singular case is well known to nee all the people in Henley en
Thames, and to more than a thousand people residing within a
quarter of a mile from your house, where I live ; and be assured it
tan never be forgot by me so long as I am capable of recollection ;
and am, dear Sir, your humble servant
No. 46, Maid-lane. WILLIAM DOWLING.
(ease 86 in a future Paper.)
London, England, 1813-04-27

GERMAN PAPERS.

BRANDENBURG, APRIL Ig.

A messenger has just arrived from Zerhst, with
the news that the day before yesterday a very severe
battle took place at Nienburg on the Saale. Seven
hundred prisoners were yesterday brought intoZerbst,
and 400 more were to follow to-day. It is also said
that 8000 French were driven into the Saale, and
drowned. We conclude that it was the corps of Von
Yorck which obtained this victory.
The day before yesterday there was also another
combat near Biederitz. The issue is not ascertained,
but it is known that the French were drivels) back and
today 80 prisoners were brought in.
London, England, 1813-04-27

LEITH, APRIL 28.

Arrived the OBERON sloop of war, and FURIOUS
gun-brig, from a cruize. Sailed the GALLANT gun-
brig, with a convoy of 17 sail, for Gottenburgh. Put
back, the Larkins Greenland ship, having sprung a
leak about three weeks ago, in lat. 62 N.—She had
experienced very bad weather, and has received con-
siderable damage in her boats and otherwise.

The following was posted up yesterday at Lloyd's:
, " The Elizabeth, from Rio Janeiro to London, was captured
on the 25th December, by the Ease: American frigate, and sent
into Rio on the 19th of January, from whence she was brought
out on the sth of February, by the American Prize-master, and
burnt in front of Santa."

Our own advices confirm this statement; and add,
that some cotton, a part of her cargo, was preserved,
belonging to Portuguese proprietors.
The Teats Bell, ANDERSON, from Exeter to Liver-
pool, is put into Teignmouth, leaky, having struck
on Exmouth Bar. It is supposed she must unload.
The Larkins, —, bound to Greenland, is put into
Leith, with damage.
The Hair Trunk, —, from Terceira to London,
was lately lost, near Swansea.
The Success, —, from London to Heligoland,
was driven on shore, on Sandy Island, on the '2lst
instant, and immediately filled with water.
The John, GARRETT, from Stockholm to London,
was driven on shore, on the 6th inst. near Wisby, and
I filled with water.

&-.tvit-t- imp_iii

• ON ." •• •••

wins - 2..

. Captain Augustus Shinto the command of the Medway,*
74 guns, ordered to 4it for sea at Sheerness.
Lieutenant James Masters to the /411ebr frigate, at P•srtsarsouth.
The Rev. John Davis to be Chaplain of the Boyne, of es gunave
at Portsmouth.
Lieutenant George Marjnribanks to the Majevic, at Chatham;
Lieutenant Saekville Burroughs to the Cretan sloop.
Lieutenant Jelin Phefroe to the Arnode frleate.
• •
Mr. John M. Hoffmlotter to be Purser of the Hecht, Mi.
Woolwich:
•
Mr. Thomas Rowley, Purser of the Roman, to be Purser ofj
the Raleigh, at sheerne.s.
Mr. Lewis Duval, Parsec of the Wizard, to be Purser of chi
Lynx.
Mr. Thomas Cole, to be Purser of the Romulus.
Capt. W. Fo•hergill, to the command of the Argo, at Halifax.
Captain T. Browne to the command of the ULyssea.
Mr. E. Robinson, Midshipman of the Amelia frigate at Ports:
mouth, promoted to the rank of Lieuteoant, and appointed tfs
that ship.
Lieut. J. H. Mayer to the Boyne, at Portsmouth.
Lieut. E. B. Davi.on to the Gladiator,* Portsmouth.
Lieut. R. Paton to the Loire frigate, at Portsmouth.
Captain R. Mitford, commanding the Espoir brig promots4
to the rank of Post Captain, and appointed to command day •
Min%trel;iti the Medkerranean.
Mr. S. Umfreville, Midshipman, to be Lieutenant of the Asa&
lla frigate.
Mr. I. Chesnaye, Midshipman, promoted to the rank of Limb
tenent.
London, England, 1813-10-28

ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL GARDENER.
This day, was pnbllthed,
In One large Vol. 12rno. price 9s. boards,
rIIHE PRACTICAL GARDENER in every
Department, or improved System of Modern Horticulture;
adapted either to large or small Gardens. Containing full and
drat direc.ions for the laying-out and culture of the
Kitchen Garden, Pleasure Ground,
Fruit Garde'', Nursery,
Flwwer Garden, and
Shrubbery, Timber Plantation.
Also, the Construction And Management of the Greed-bouse,
or Conservatory, Hot-house, and Forcing-garden.
With copious Tables of lanrs fur each Department,systema-
tkally divided where they embrace different Classes; enlarged
so as to comprehend new varieties and recently discovered
species, and made conformable, in the names. with the latest
tenical Arrangements ; the whole alpi abeticalty arranged, in
separate Treauses.
B JOHN AbERCROMBIE.
Author of " Every Man his own Gardener."
Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand; W. Blackwood,
Edinburgh; and M. Keene, Dublin.

COUNT--6--R MfORD'S ESSAYS.

This day was published, prtce es. with several Plates,
ESSAY XVlll.—.on the EXCELLENT QUA.
Lt IiES of COFFEE, and the Art of tusking it in the
highest perfection. DyBEN .1 A MIN Count *f RUMFOIUJ,F.R.S.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. •
Of whom may be had, lately publiskul,
Essay XVL—On the. Management of Lien M Illumination,
together with act Amount of a New Portable Lamp, with En-
gravings. Second Edit4on, price O.
Essay 2VIL—An Inquiry concerning the Source of the Light
which is manifested in the Conthustutn of Inflazurnab.e Bodice,
Bvo. priee ts. Also,
I. New.Editio..s of Count Rumfortrs former Essays; in 3 vols.
Sets. price Ll. I is. 64. in bawd
sels.-
a. rtiVektietital rapers: iog Ceellettian of Memoirs. Die-
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branches of Natural Esikesophy end Mechanics, together with
Letters to several Persons on subjrcts:unntc7ed with Science and
a eful Improvement, aye. price 114. Cul. its boartla

ildsday were published,
bt 11.16 large Volumes Oro. price Xt. in.. in boards,
'E,XPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES concern-
sing.l.4 the PHILOSOPHY of PERMANENT COLOURS;
and the best Means of producirtg them by DY LNG, CALICO
PRINTING, &c.
By EDWARD BANCROFT, M.D.
Fellow of the Royal Society of London, and of the Arnakag
Academy of Ana and Sciences, of the State of Massachu-,
sets Bay. •
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand.
N. B. This Work, in i.s enlarged stare, will hiclude every
thitig deemed 1 y the Author worthy of being preserved, which
was contains.' in the vOlume.publishul by bins in the year 1794;
together with many very important additions concerning the dif-
ferent subjects comprehended therein, and the various NewAr-
ticks wanted to render the %York complete, according to the
Author'. original Plan. lie bad intended and earnestly wished
to print the Additions and Corrections now made, in a separate
Volume; but finds that, on account of their number and variety,
and of the whole being differently arranged, his doing so would
not accommodate the possessors of the tomer Publication.
London, England, 1813-10-28

MONMOUTHSHIRE, SOMERSETSHIRE, AND
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
• " TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to a Vecret of the High Court of Chancery, before
Francis Paul Stratford, Lvt. 0.. e of the Masters of. the said
Coert,- at the Public Sale ltooin in Southampton.buildings,
Chancery lane, London, on 1 uesday, the 2d day of Noiremter
next, at Twelve o'Clock at Nebo,
frlftE ESTATES of HE' NltY GOODWI-N late
_L of Wandsworth, in the County of Surrey, Esq. &erased;
situate in the several Counties of Monmouth, busuentet, and
ottitie,istee, in three Lots; ,constring of the Mauer* of Durksto
Red 1.;.1111:111'. and four valuable Farm*. with all suitable buildings,
ire the several °co:mations of Mears. WiLiant and Thomas Prper,
John Price, and Ris•hatd Halsted, at low-rents, and 140 Acres of
enppite wood its hand, situate in -the several Parishes of Shire-
newton, kumst °tie, and Caerwent, in the coutay of ,Monmouth,
containingin the whole 977 A.. OR. 35P. freehold, nearly in a ring
fence, together with a Public House called the live Bells, at
Shirrnewton, and a Blackstni•h's Shop :tzar adjoining.
The Land-'l'ax upon the above !except a =tail part) is redeem.
id, and the Tythes compounded for, upon mode gate terms.
Also a Farm, with silitable Buildings, and 296 A. 2R. ‘47 P. of
;mcellent Land, partly freehold (Land tax redeemed) and partly
!told fur live% under the Dean and Chapter of Mite], situate
it Siantor.wick, in Parish of Stantondrew, in the County of
onterset, in the occupation of Mr. Broderip, with tree shares of
sal-works, on the freehold part, of GI tor every eight bushels of
ths! oil ten •pon the Estate. AnJ an undivided moiety of vain-
tine and extensive Woods' conta. • ng Oak, Mb, Elm, and Beech,
railed Horstley Wood. Rutty Grove, Sully Wood, and Lhors
nerd, in the Parish of Great Horseley, iu the County of Glou-
trster. containing (with, a small enclosure of about four acres)
Ise A. tR. 4 I'. freehold in hand, and the Land-tax redeemed.
Particulars may be bed gratis at the mild Master's Chatnbers, In
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; of Mr. Lewis, Solicitor,
•Lrit's Inn-square; of Messrs. Clanstree and Bicknell, Solicitors,
idoennsbur,--square ; Messrs. kigge and Merrifield, Carey-street,
1 in coin's Inn-fields; of Messrs. Pickering and Smith, Staple-inn;
t. Mr. Wakeman Long, Solicitor, Upton Severn; Mr. Parker,
41stitor, Brirol ; of Mr. Witham; Newport Monmouthshire;
ind.st the prinolptil Inns in the neighbourboot of the Estate.
Plant of the to may be seen at the said Messrs. Clanitree
led Bicknell's; at Mr. Witham a, and at MriParke4i; and the
eishis lid *sit the brat*
London, England, 1813-10-28

' To u SOLD PUBLICLY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
• (By Mr. JOHN BAKER, Auctioneer),
Af th* Ben Inn; in Sandwich, on Wedisenl. ay, the ad of Nevem,-
her next, at Eleven otiock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For Home Comunaption,
Ss Gallop Spirits of Brandy-24 Gate. Spirits of Geneva
3 a 4,:alionas Geneva, for private use only
6 Gold Watches, Repeaters 94 Linen Shirts
4 sets Gold Beads .132 Pair of Tops and Drops
48 Tortoiseshell and. other 6 Dozen Tooth Brushes '

Snuff limes
4 Medallions
4 Groce of Filcs for. Watch.
makers
72 Dtpthruing Tools for ditto
For Eli

6 Ladies' Fancy Cases
' 2 Mack Lace Veils
1 White ditto
521 Yaids of Thread Lace
22 Casks Rock Most' damaged

SI Silk Tippets I 20 Pieces Silk, French
1136 Dozen Pal. Leather Gloves I 24 Sheets Fancy Straw
8 Demi Pieces Black Crape 112 Bouffantes
495 Pieces Sarsnetßibbon,broad 8 Silk Scarfs
2.Di Ditto, narrow
All which having been condemned in the Eichequer, are sold
by order of t! e Honourable Comm'ssioners of the Customs.
Tney may be viewed on the day pree .ding the day of Sale.
A deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1813-10-28

PORT UGAL.

day was published, eleganly ;Mined in hnperial Qtaren,
(dedicated, by perni6sion; to his Royal Highness the Prince.
Regent), price One Guinea, Part nt. of
HISTO MILITARY, and PICTU.
RESQUE. OBSE!tVATIONS on PORTUGAL; illus-
trated by numerous Coloured Wets, arid authentic Plans of all the
Sieges and Battles fought in the Peuinsua during the present Wu.
liy GEORG& 1.A24.)MA11N,
Captain in the Corps of Royal Engineers, Llemenant-Cianetto
the cane Corps tat .the service of Spain, with *era rank el,
Colonel.
Friuted for T. Catlett and W: Davies, Strand; W. Blzekwoods
Eilinbingk ; and M.'Keetse, Dublin.
•••: This work will. form two elegant volumes; the first will
comprise the Military and Political Account of that Country,
from tlae earliest period down to the time of publication; with
many curious Documery s and French Papers, never hitherto
publidaed. The ..tecoud Volume will contain the Author's
Military Rvco inoi. ane • the Local History and Picturesque
Observations, eiribelteses:d With the Views selected for the pur-
pose of conveying as muck Military Information as possible.—
The Entravings. i.bout 7U in numbs', will be most accurately
coloured, trout the Originall)rawhigs of the Author ; and it is
hoped that the whole will be esitnpris.td in twelve or fourteen
Parts, pebi.sh .4 monthly, price Oue Guinea each. It has been
jedged.most.adv:sable to bring forward the Work he this periodi-
cal mune:, itt order most effectually to fife wishes of the
Public.

131111'15H SHIRTING CLO'llll—
Establisiv!si by Patent, 1808—the only Manufacture to
Great Britain in a Lich the advantages of English Plat and Cotton
ate united in one 'I bread.
The peculiar texture of this fabric frees it from the effects its:
tut to the changes of etiolate or atmosphere, avoiding the inju-
rious cold nr chill experienced in the wear of Ir:sli or other
Linens, sad the unpleasant sensation peculiar to fabrics made
wholly of Co:ton, in this respect it attaches the exclusive advan-
tage of bein more conducive to lt:alth in all seasons and climates
than any other description of Shirting Cloth.
For durability, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, and great
economy, this Manufacture stands unrivalled, and is sold at *bout
half the prier of Irish'or other fine Linens, at theorigheal Ware.
Lone. 151, Cheapode, near Sr. Paul's; and, by appointment, at
Harding and Co. by, Pall Mall.
rie After several yltars extensive sale, this Manufacture haying
acquired such distinguished patronage and approbation. as to in-
duce-several shopkeepers to olf.r articles which are made wholly
of cotton, but under various new titles of Imperial Patrat Shirt-
ing*, Ste. ihe Patentee cautions the Public against the numerous
deceptions now practised ; the properties of such fabrics as are
made entirely of Cotton *in 40 geskeratly known, rewire AO
CORlMentii
London, England, 1813-10-28

NIX V WEDNESDAY, STATE LOTTERY - BEGINS
DR AWING.—ONLY 3,000 TICKETS.
PARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers; 7i Cornhill,
V tend' 25, Ozford-street respectfully acquaint the Public,
they haves great Variety of and Shares ott Sale for the
NEW STATE LOTtERY t. begin Drawing on WIDNES.
DAY NEXT, the-Sd of NOVEMBES.
THE SCHEMI CONTAINS -
2 of 120,000 I 3 of 11,000
e of 3,000 4 of 500.
With a !treat proportion of other Coping's. and the Lowest Prize
/20.-I'he 11st 520 Bbnks will be entitled to 110 each, in ad-
dition to which the First-drawn Prize above 120 will be entitled
to au Additional Prize of 13,002.
CARROLL and Co. sold in the Last Lottery No. 2,262, a
Prize of 11,000, in Twelve Shares; and in the preceding Lott*.
No. ,543, the last Prize of 110,000, in Sixteen aiateeaths,
twin the Fifth Capital told this Year.
Orders from the Country (post paid) punctually attancled to.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
trwo PR qEs of 120,000, in the • STATE
1.. LOTTER'S' of only 13,000 TICKETS, begins Drawing
WEDNESDAY, the 3d of NOVEMBEIL

•
SCHEME..
2 Prizes of .620.000 are 1E40,000 .
2 3,000 6,1+00
1,0,0 .... . 9;1)0
500 '
200 1,000 •
1t:0 1,000 .
50
20
• And the first 320 Blanks £lO art,
Ttcgurs and SMALi are sell4ng by
•
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co
the Contractors for the Lottery,
At their ClAces, the Corner .of Sank Lluadings, Csinthillolod
*WNW the IC.ines Mews. Chorine Cross • where
IN I.ASVI.O raki,%
Drawn rue 28th of Septrinlier; 1812. they will the followiag
Chpitoi Prizes:
No. 3,334 . In 12 Shares • ... £20,050
8,471 beie Ticket 1,000
1,150 . Iu 12 SW* ... 502
7,522 . 10 Shares ... 300
4,318 ... shares 200

5
10 .........
110
soto

es* •••••• •••
London, England, 1813-03-03

10 10 0
3 10 o
1 1 0
-1 0 0
5 0 0
3 0 0
3 0 0
-.S 0 0
WM. HOLDEN, Sec.

MORTGAGE FOR TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS.
R. FAREBROTHER respectfully informs the
MA. Public, that the SALE of the MORTGAGE for X 12,000
secured on Freehold Fstates, adverti►ed to take place on Friday
mat, is POSTPONED until the end of this Moniii ; due notice
will be given of the day of Sale.
Peaufort-House, March Y, 1 £1 I 3.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 12th day of March neat, to commence at Eleven o 'Clock
Ia the Forenoon,
THE handsome Brig EMPRESS, of the following
Dimensions:
Length, - 92 ft. S in. Depth, - 13 ft. 1 in.
I
Breadth, - 25 ft. 3.1 Admeasures 243 62-94 telbs.
This is, without exception, the finest Vessel of her class that
Las been offered for sale at this port for many years; she is faith-
fully built, of the best materials, has a woman bust tigure-head,
copper-fastened, and combines the desirable qualities of carrying
a large cargo and sailing fast; is abundantly found in new stores,
having been launched and fitted at New York, t.bout five months
since.

Afterwards, her CARGO : consisting of
71 Casks t
Coffee, 60 Casks ltocoa
2.16 13ags 5 Cases Indigo, and about
113 Boxes t Sugar,white & 5 Tons Lo&wood, Cam.
129 Casks S brown Havan. peachy.
193 Bales Cotton Wool, Cayenne, New Orleans, and Sea Island.
C;ptured by, and conOenmed as prize to,, his Majesty's ship
Rover, F. Erskine Locke, Esq. Commander.

Tile Brig COLUMWA, Philadelphia built, copper-sheathed
and fastened—

Length - 96 ft. 9 in. I Dtpth - 10 ft. 81 In.
Breadth - 24 1014 Adineusures 259 tons.
Has a scrawl bead, and a neat and convenient round-house on
sleek, pierced for 15 guns, sails remarkably fast, and carries a large
cargo, about three years old, is well found in useful stores.

kin wards her dargo, consisting of
25 Casks / colyee, I 109 Bales Cotton, Upland and
817 Bags Louisiana.
Alt Hhds. 3 Bags Gum,
93 Boxes Sugar' 2 Tons Logwood,Campeachy.
London, England, 1813-03-03

DIED.

Monday evening, at his house in Stanhope-street, May Fair, in
the 89th year of age, bonus Viscount Crctuorne, of Mot a-
gban, Kingdom of Ireland. He is succeeded in his titles by b a
grand-nephew. _

1 0 JDON : Waned by Laval. KEN 7 Picket Place • and
kubbhed there, and at the Star-Ofics Tunple-Bar.

=~~' --


i
London, England, 1813-01-09

OLD MODE OF DRAWING-NO CLASSI73.

SWIFT and Co. Contractors for the present
STATE LOTTERY, cespectfully remind their Friends and
the'Publie, tkat the Drawing will colnmeticc on, the 14th of
I4EXT MONTH, (Janavy), and finish on the following Day.,
This Lottery will be determined Igreeably to the Old Mock of
thawing, es there are nQ Classes, and every Ticket is to be
sawn separately from the Wheel.
The Scheme, with only 1,000 Tickets, contains the following
Capital Pries being more, both in Number and Amount, than
in any bit:tett for several Years past.
.it of £20,000 ere £40,006
.2 t- 10.000 20,000
4 a 2,000 - - 8,000

S. - r 1;000 4.` . 6,000

- 500 • 3,690
- 400 • . - 2,400
20 • • . 360 - - 3,000
10 - Iwo - - tow
*sides 46 of £l6O and ZlO, and 2,510 of £4O, £3O, &c. Ste.
Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry ; • No. 31, Aldgate High-
N 0.12, ('baring Cross ; street.
Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold
in the present Year, viz.
5,497 • a £20,000 1,708 - a - £3,000
995 - a - 4,000 2,276 - a - 2,000
Besides many others of £l,OOO, £5OO, Ste. &c.

This day was published,
In I Brno. price Is. 6d. bound, a new Edition, of

THE LONDON VOCABULARY, English and
Latin ; designed for the u:e of Schools.
By JAMES GREENWOOD,
Formerly Sub-Master of St. Pant's school.
Revised and arranged systematically, to advance the Learner In
scientific as well as verbal knowledge.
By NATHANIEL HOWARD,
Author of a Systematic English and Greek Vocabulary, &c. &c.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Wilkie and Robinson ;
J. Walker; Scatcberd and Letterman ; Longman, Hurst, Rees,
Orme, and Brown; C. Law; R. Baldwin; Sherwood, Neel),
and Jones ; and G. Roblovm, London.
Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
Greek and English Vocabulary, nano. price 34. bound.
London, England, 1813-01-09

Just published, in eve. price 2s. royal Paper, 3s 6d.

A TREATISE nn the NEW JERUSALENT and
its Heavenly Doctrines, as revealed from Heaven : To
Which are prefixed, enure Oh4ervatiens concerning the New
Heaves and the New Earth. Translated from !he Latin of the

HON. EMAN. SIATDENLORG.

The above Work is particularly recommended Is giving a sum-
mary and coamendinui View of the Doctrincs contained in the
Wririn2s of tlis enlightened Author.
Sold by E. and H. Hodson, IS, Cross-street, Hatton-garden ;
M. Sibly, 35, Go.weU-street; T. Gorier, 8, Charles-street,
Westminster.
London, England, 1813-01-09

This day was published, price es. 6d.

APRACTICA L TREATISE on RZEMOP-
TYSIS, or SPITTING of BLOOD, shelving the safety
and efficacy of Emetics, and the fatal effects of Blood-letting, in
the Treatment of that Disease.

By GEORGE REES, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Physicians, senior Physician to
the London Dispensary, &c.Scr.
Printed and sold by M. Allen, No. 15, Paternoster-rote.
. .

Where may be had, by the same author, the second edition of
Practical Observations on Disorders of the Stomach) with Re-
marks on the Rise of the Bile.
London, England, 1813-01-09

LITERARY PRESENTS, FRENCH as weU as ENGLISH.

The following approved works for Youth have been lately
published by H. Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street,
Hanover-square; where also may be had, various other juvenile
publications.

A FATHER'S ADVICE to his DAUGHTER;
or instructiA Narratives from Real Life. By the Author
of " a Father's Tales to his Daughter," one vol. lltmo. with
plates, 6s. Ditto in French, 6s.
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plates, 6s. 6d. bound. Ditto hi French, ss. 6d.
s Evening Entertainments, or Conversations on the most in-
teresting subjects, by G. B. Deppiug, 2 vols. 12s. bound. Ditto
in French, one thick vol. 7s. Gd. or bound in 9 vols. Ws. 6d.
" Tills is one of the best juvenile books which we have seen
for some time."—Critical Review.
4. Seabrook Village and its inhabitant., by Mrs. Ziegenhirt,
price .ss.—" Seabrook Village deserves a place of high distinction
iu the juvenile library."-..Critical Review.
5. Zoological Anecdotes, by W. Brewster, Third Edition, one
thick vol. 6s.
6. The Cabinet'of Entertainment, a new and select Collection
of Enigmas, Charades, Rebuses, &c. ss.
London, England, 1813-01-09

PORTSMOU JANUARY 8.

Arrived his Majsty's ship STAG from off Havre,.
the Bow gun brig and SNAPP cutter from a cruize.
Also arrived the L.AvzNIA, from the Mediterranean,
and-is put under quarantine.. There are many trans-
ports arrived from Lisbon, but cannot learn their
names.—Sailed the WOLVERINE on? cruize, and the
HOPE with a convoy fur the Downs.
The Count PELMELA, Portuguese "Ambaisacior,
and General Sir STAPLETON. Corrox, arrived from
Lisbon, in the LAVINIA.

P. S. The ADOUKIR, with her convoy- for Spain,
Portugal, and Meditelianean, remains at Spithead.

DEAL, JANUARY S.

♦rrived and sailed for the River, the Ventis, Sa-
rah, and Ferret, from the South Seas ; and si brig
from the Cape---eannot learn her name. Arrived the
GRIFFIN and R EDPOLE sloops of war from, a ciuize
and the HERON ditto from Sheerness. The outward-
bound are still detained.—Wind W.S.W.
London, England, 1813-01-09

NEW EDITION OF GUY'S GEOGRAPHY.

This day was publish,4l, enlarged and much improved, a View
Edition, with seven neat and accurate Maps, price tis. royal
18mo. bound in red,
GUY'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, on a new,
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