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London, England, 1812-08-20

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. BATTLE •0; SALAMANCA. •
MAYOR'S 'PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
This day was pnbifilied, price 41. ed. boardi, or 6t as tie piper,
embellished with a correct Map,.
THE HISTORY:of PO.R.TUGA L. and SP4ltt.
Inion.,tlie- earliest Periods tp the. present Time. By •Ws,
MAYOR, I.LD. Vicar of Hurley in Perltchire, Rector Of
Stone:field, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, &c. &c. • •
London : Printed for Sher.ood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster
rim Of whom may be bad,
In one large vol, royal iBmo. embellished with 15 interesting
Plates, price 7.. b'ardt,
. TRAVELS in SPAIN; exhibiting a complete View of the
TapogtsPity, Obvernraent, Law., It el;gion, Finances, Nawil and
Malfary Eetablishments; Society. Manners,Arts, Sciences, Awil-
'eettore, and Commerce, in that Country. By J. F. Bour,to,ng, lam
Minister Plenipotentiary front France to the Court of Madrid.
Translated from the isst Paris Edition and abridge‘ by William
Mayor, I.L.D. &c. &c.
London, England, 1812-02-11

THF.ATRE ROYAL, CUVENT.GARDEN.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBItUARYII,
will he performed
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
After which will he performed, the New Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH.
• Tearrow—No Performance. Thursday, The Virgin of the
iv, sad Harlequin and Padnatnaba.
London, England, 1812-02-11

Graham, and tht rest of the Officers, &c. &c. and to •
the British and Portuguese Engineers and Astillery,
in resolutions, the same as those passed in the House
at Commons ; which were all agreed to neon.
Lortis!:ip to lc occasion to notice the death of
Major-General Niackinniin, on whose merits as a sol-
.dier, he bestowed a warm eulo7ium, and whose me-
mory deserved a monument equal to his justly-ea:ncd
fa.me.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1812-02-11

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ORATORIOS.—LENT 181.2.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
AN FRIDAY NEXT, the 14th instant, will be
V performed the Sacred Oratorio of the MESSIAH, corn-
wed by G. F. Handel; in which Madame Catalani will sing the'
'God Scetie' " There were Shepherds," ar.d, for the first time,
ofavounteAir, " 1 know that my Redeemer liveth ;" and Mr.
shun," Comfort ye my People," " Thy rebuke," and " Thou
wit break thfnl:'
hirepal Performers—Madame CATAL ANT, Mrs. BLAND,
siaIu.DICKONS ; Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. C OSS, Mr. BROAD-
fitigsT, Mr.TINNEY, and Mr. BEI.LAMY.
Lester of the Baud, Mr. ASHLEY—Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
ye further Particulars of the Band and Choruses, which are
worm and complete, see the printed bills.
moors to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven precisely.
j, 7s. Pit Js. t.d. Gallery its. tipper Gallery Is.
Nees for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
olitte in Hart-street.
oi• In consequence of the great overflow from the Pit, a corn-
ruination will be made from that to the Theatrical Orchestra,
which will in future be added to it.
The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to these Per-
formances.

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-•quare,
"Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
somplishment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. &Lea's system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to abotis it is an object to acquire easily that fashionabk requisite
for geuteel society expeditiousiy, privately, and in a superior style
ofgrace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
harp at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on
the pablic teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes-
.ija The Subscription As‘emblies are eve: y Frtday.

ASCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d Batta-
lion 28th Regiment, now at Berry Head, adequate to the In-
sanction of Soldiers' Children. None need apply except well
Ofied for the situation. He will receive Serjeant's pay, with
the addititmal allowance of El per year for Ststionaries,
Listen (pole paid) addressed to the Adjutant of the above Regi.
Wsot, will be duly attended to.
Berry Head, lear Brixham, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812.
London, England, 1812-02-11

CORK, FEBRUARY S.

The Lancaster, Mt;Ltes, proceeding to this port
to join convoy for Dominica, was stranded at Water.
ford on Thursday—crew saved. It is feared the
vessel and cargo will be lost.

A small Naval Promotion has taken place wThin
thcse few days, but prinoipally, we understand, in the
rank of Captains. Not any Admirals are included
in the arrangement.
A paragraph has appeared in most of the papers
stating, that letters frem Gibraltar mention that his
Majesty's ship CONQUEROR had been unfortunately
becalmed under a French battery, near Toulon, until
170 of her men were killed. We have the satisfaction
to state that his Majesty's ship ConQueaort, Captain
FELLOWS, is now, and has been for nearly a month, in
the Medway between Sheerness and Chatham.

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A letter fr.rtn Gotteaburgh, dated February 3, says:
—" Our trade contiimes without life, and hitherto no
conjecture can be made if it will revive with the sea-
son. Aspects are rattier gloomy, as the French, 6000
strong, entered Swedish Pomerania on the 26th ult.
at cne day's notice of their approach. Yhis thews
very little kindness to our Crown Prince. It is per-
haps in the plan of the Great Emperor to occupy also
the Prussian ports." •
BREAM—This day there being no Court of Alder.
men, the Lord Mayor, after inspecting the Returns,
ordered it to rise 2d. per Peck Loaf.
Yesterday, upwards of 30 volunteers for the East
India Company's military service, and a number ef
fine recruits for different regiments, were landed at
Miller's Wharf, from Leith. They were embarked
on board the London and Edinburgh Company's fine
new smack Eclipse, Captain Tio.Loa.
From the I°l:owing article, it will aprear that the
Catholic Delegates are proceeding in their pmsicu-
tions against the Irish Magistrates who committed
them : . -

COURT OF CONIMON PLEAS AND EXCHEQUER. "
DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 8.
CATHOLIZ DELIGATES. (Ntlf KI.IIL'RR, lICUILLOO, AWb OTIlliall) •-
AS PLAINTifYII, ACh:N.T CIIII/1, 31,/,'' ICI D. IwNLII.
In this caiise, C ‘unstlinr PFsNEFAI um:, senior,
applied on behalf cif the slefendant, for time in plead, •
to the first chy of next Tem.—Court granted thy
Mrtion.— A similar application was made in the
Court 451*C:cr.-mon Pleas."
London, England, 1812-02-11

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUAkY P.

Arrived the DErreouD•tender from Limerick, with
new raised men for tI:P Navy ;the lisitNeavA, 38 guns,
from Portsmouth. The P ELORUS, which arrived yes-
terday, brought home part of the crew of the LAUREL
frigate, which was lost in Quiberon Bay—all her crew
were saved. Sailed the DIANA, of 16 guns, Captain
FERRIS, and the ACHATSS, of 18 guns, ow a cruise
the HERMES, of 21 guns, v.ith a King's Messenger,
bearing dispatches.—Came up harbour to refit, the
TEDIERAIREe 78, and the MAuxiFiceNr, 74.—Wind
S. E. this etas preyed one of the finest days we h..ve
had for many months.

PoWrsMOUTH, FEBRUARY 10.
ArVived his Majesty's ship Rosy, with a convoy
for the Downs N •14TH STAR and SWAN, from a
CrU;ze ; and the Coldstream East IndiAmant from tit*
Downs. Sailed irs 01..jesty's ships PoncurlNk, Cos.
Him:, and Denwm, on a an ze.—Wind e.tsterly.
London, England, 1812-02-11

DF.AI., FEBRUARY 10.

The Astell, Asia, Prince Regent, Chapman, and
Coldstream East Indiamea, did rot put back yester-
day. Sailed the Larkins and Auspicious East India-
men, and the whole of the outward-bound convoy,
under protection of his Majesty's ships RAPID, BEAGLE,
and several others STRENUOUS and FORWARD, for
Leith ; and tli i ROYALIST, on a cruize.—Wind &E.
London, England, 1812-11-05

SEAT OF WAR.
THE MILITARY CHRONICLE for NO. VE
BER, which was published this day, contains as fitilows.:—
An Account of the Road from Moscow, through Twer and
Novogrod, to Petersburgh, and of all the TQwns sad Villages on
that Road, being the prevent Scene of Military Operation. 2. An
Account of Moscow In 11102. S. An Account of ail the Road,
which branch off from Moscow towards 'l'oula and Ramis. 4.
Brief Memoirs of all the Russian Genvra!i. 5. A Journal .if the
Current Campaign in Port.4gal. 6. An Account of the Tope-
traphy, P. and beautiful Scenery of Andalusia.
Plibilatted by J. Datii, Essex-street, Strand.
THE PITTESTA/NT ADVOCATE, No. 11.
with I r 1444 rditialt d Hll.. Firth. Nnmhor ara rtithlialt•A
London, England, 1812-02-18

TO ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS.

APREMIUM of ,E2OO, will be paid to the Ar.
chitect, or other Person, who shall present the most ap-
proved DESIGN for a Penitentiary House, to be erected for the
purpose of confining, employing, and reforming Transportable
Offenders. Two other Premiems of a€loo and £5O, respec-
tively-, will also be paid for two ether Designs of such a Building
which, although not approved, may appear to be the next in merit.
Furthsr particulars with respect to the number of Offenders to
be contained in such a building, and other necessary informatioo,
may be learnt, by applying to the State Paper Offica, iu Scotland
Yard, where a P•an of the Ground may be seen.

TO HOUeE-BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS, &c.
fT is intimated to
.such as may wish to speculate
& upon what will give an immediate large return, and afford
a future incalculable advantage, that Ground Is now ready to be
felled off up= bu Iding Houses, immediately contiguous to, and
lying between the Wharf and Bason of the Caledonian Canal
the Town of Inverness. The Proprietor has no view to a great
ground-rent, but washes to engage with perions able and willing
to execute Dwelling-houses upoo a Seale of elegance suitable to
the magnificent Works executing by Government. Every Arti-
cle of Building is easily obtained : the advantage of an excellent
Quarry will be giver. House rent is extremely high, and dwell-
ings much wanted. The only speculation of the sort in the
ne•ghbourhood has answered extremely wdl, and the Canal is
proposed to be opened soon.
To such as have the means of speculating, therefore, such an
opportunity of vesting Capital to great advantage, may not rea-
dily again occur.
Applicatims to Mr. Donald Williamson, at Muirtown, by Ina
verneis, will he duly answered and attended to.
Pubne Carriages arrive every day from the South at In-
verness, which is already a large and prospirous Town of above
10000 inhabitants, and within a feW minutes walk of the CAW-,
(lonian Canal. January 27, 1814.

STOMACH PILLS.—A
eine of regular prescription, and established credi., i; perhaps
one of the most safe and efficacious, that can be taken at this
sea on of the year, and at all times for Spasm', Wiwi in the Sto-
mach, Nervous Complaints, to promote r, gular 141piration, in
Defiieitcy of ttol, and in Obstruction of the Bowels, Heart-burns
Comiveneart, Gold, Vomirings, and in Head-aebs. On
trial, their intrinsic worth will prove their best recommendation;
they are particularly recommended during the course of Sea
Balling, and d inking the Sea and Miner.d Waters; also to-
' those living in Warm Climates.
Prepared by Turner.. S3ILLITOE, Jun. Druggist, Tottenham
High Cross, lviidllebez,hy vaist of an Ass gnment front li. and
J. lleserick, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M.
Sitcedinian ;,and are toll by Shaw and l dwards, No. 66, Ft.
Pau.'s Church-yard ; and Bum and Co. No. I Si', Orford street,
in Defies, at os. ee. ed. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea; and may be had
of the Principal Wailer* of Mad Ones in Town and Cowitry.
London, England, 1812-02-27

MARRIED.

Tueiday, at St. Jame.,'‘ Church, Westmincter, Captain I. N.
Fischer, ut the Royal I‘l.lriles, to IlTiss F. T. Walker, akin
daugltrr lof With Walker. Lsq of Switmow Park, l'Grksbire.

DIEM

On the 14as inst. at his apartments in the Adelphi, in the 22d
year of bis age, after a painful illness, Robert, thitd son of the
Rev. T. H. Pearson, Vicar of Queen Camel, Somersetshire.
On the mit inst. at Lanark, at the advanced age of lOU years
and 16 days, William Hiition, Esq. a native and many years one
of the Magistrates of Lanark.
Suddenly, in Portugal, on the 26th December lest, Mr. George
Anderson, Ensign in the 26th regiment of toot, and son of the
late Mr. John Anderson, merchant In

At Kelso, on the 3d inst. Mrs. Fraser, widow of the late Cap.
taro Fraser Cid regiment.
At the Manse of Aitth, en the 14th instant, the Rev. Robert
Uri, Minister of Akita, in the 87th year of his age, and 54th of
his ministry. Also, on the 19th inst. Miss Christian Uile, his
second daughter.
At firth, on the 16th inst. !mites Frew, eldest son of the Rev.
Forrest Frew.

On the 24th ult. in.dre Forest of Bine, lasses Brown, aged
103. Also, lately in the same place, Christian Catanach, aged
101. And a short time after her death, died her brother, l)os►ald
Catanach, aged 91. These persons had lived many years in the
Force, and retained their faculties to the last.
London, England, 1812-02-27

the weather kill permit is making to save the cord-
age of the vessels lost upon that coast.
On the 30th ult. a brig of war appeared very near
the wrecks, foi the purpose, it is supposed, of setting
fire to them ; but the wind and high sea prevented
this being carried At° effect.

CORUNNA, FEB. A
(From a Spani.b Paper.)

The last Bulletin of the 6th Army (that of Galli-
cia) details the movements made by its divisiops on
the lines of Orbigo, and the principality of Asturias,
in order to attack Bos,et, before he should be able
to leave the principality. The troops appeared to
have undergone great fatigues with that constancy
for which soldiers of liberty are distinguished. The
great fall of snow and rain had made the roads al-
most impracticable ; and the French would have been
attacked in the lines of Orbigo, had not Bonnet ar-
rived on the 28th ult. with the troops under his corn-
mand. The French troops sustained considerable
lloss in their march by the pass of Pajares. Our flying
column harassed the enemy on the road of Pajares ;
and one company of the chasieurs of Leon aloae put
to flight the advanced guard of the regiment of
Grautier, taking from them three horses, one mule,
and a prisoner.
The Commander-in-Chief, accompanied by his staff,
made a reconnoisance of the fortress of Astorga, from
which the enemy durst not sally out ; on this occa.
sion the Ist regiment of Rivera, and the hussars of
Gallicia, slimed the greatest coolness, within musket-
shot of the enemy.
The attack of the 3d division on Banera has been
suspended till the movements of the allied army are
known. The troops, together with the auxiliaries,
sent by the Junta, have been regularly supplied with
daily rations. On the 30th, head-quartets were at
Riquejo.
According to a private letter received by a person
in this city, Senors Mendizabal, Mina, and Longa,
have routed the French Sanguesa, inflicting on
them a loss of 800 men.
London, England, 1812-02-27

WIPAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 23.
To-day this place has been visited by a more .
dreadful thunder storm than has been experienced
here for many years. The lightning was exceeding
vivid, and the craps tremenduously loud, accom-
panied with a heavy shower of hail.—Several persons
who were on the citadel at the time, Al.stincly saw
the electric fluid strike one of the guns ; its direction
was from S. W. to N. E. nearly. The DIAXA frigate
came in during th:s storm, under bare poles, and
anchored in Cawsand Bay : she is from a cruize off
Brest.—Sailed last night and put back again today,
the TOXNAXT, 80, and Amain; 88.
Since writing the above, I have been able to learn
that, in the dreadful storm of to-day (above noticed)
the fore and main top-mast of his Majesty's ship
TONNANT were struck with lightning, which shattered
them, and killed and wounded no less than twenty-
fntir persons on board that vessel. A merchant brig
which also was at anchor in Cawsand Bay, and near
the former, was struck at the same time, on board of
which two men were killed. A seaman who was at
the maintop-masthead of the SALVADOR Da. Munn%
in Hamoaze, was also struck by the lightning and
knocked down dead on the deck, and another seaman
who was standing on the quarter-deck of this vessel
at the moment, was so much burned, that his life is
despaired of. This awful moment was from eleven
to twelve o'clock--the weather is now (six o'clock)
much more moderate.—Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 116.

Arrived his Majesty's ships VENGIUR, FAWN. and
CUMBERLAND, from Torbay--(the former on her pas.
sage had her mainmast set on fire by lightning) I
and the VENTRABLE at Spithead, from St. Helen's.
Sailed the GOSHAWK and Buzz/tat), on a cruise; and
the S.tuonuctr, for Guernsey and Jersey. The Ps.ax-
rAinurr, of 74 guns, and the katosate, of 36, went
out of harbour d i; day.
London, England, 1812-02-27

FRENCH PAPERS.

The lileaterr gives the following from a Landon
Paper :—" The seizure of Swedish Pomerania by
NaeoLeost appears to make part of a plan to appro.
pliate to himself the whole Southern coast of the ,
Balt;c as far as Dantzic, Konigsber,sr, and Mernel."
11 then adds this note—" To appropriate to himself?
No! but to drive away your commerce, and that lid
Tou shall have recalled your Orders in Council, and
have returned' to the stipulations of the Treaty of
jJtrecht, relative to the principles of maritime law."
The Moniteur of the 19th of February gives a trans-
iation of a long article from the Times of the 12th of
February, relative to the affairs of Sicily, and the
disc(ivery of the conspiracy there: to which it sub-
joins the following note :—" What a tissue of lies,
calumnies and atrocities ! All these fables are in-
vented to furnish a pretext to seize on Sicily, and
treat. the Court of Palermo as the Nabobs of India
have been treated."
London, England, 1812-02-27

7Dst

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SECOND EDITION—This day was published, price V.s.
AN INQUIRY into theCnnsequencos of neglecting
to give the PRAYER BOOK with the BlBLE—intersper-
sed with Remarks on some late Speeches at Cambridge, and tither
important matter relative to the Briti,hand Foreign B.ble Society.
By HERBERT MARSH, D.D. F.R.S.
Margaret Professor of Divinity in Canibi idge.
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lers there, and by itivingtons and Hat Chard, London. Oi whom
may be bad the Author's other lArcrks.

TIAi& day was published.
A new Edition, price, half-bound, 10s. 6d.
rIEOG RA PHI A ANT [QUA ; being a Complete
Set of Maps of Ancient Geography, heau ifully engraved
from Ceibrius. On Thirty-three Coppersplates. Deigned for
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London, England, 1812-08-29

`IP RENCH BULLETINS, OR MAIN PACTS:
' ANA can but bear vermitA I for laiely;lewere told
They'rearly all had perished, thro' excess of soli.—
Their halietivs now say, the Russians 'they have beat;
They take rffresiussest quarters, and cannot nevi stand heel
TID. BULLILTINI.

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THE ABSENT SOLDIER'S L.AMENT.. •
so
Where slept these sinew when the deed wtialtoise;
Engbnd all victory, ancrrtance dismay ?
• It Makes me bate to lookupon the sun, •
L .1;.:• 1 _ '
)31,..r.,
-Ev'n bate to thlok of that illustrious day.
.ph! what an odious, tedious task to toil
11"hro life's low, lacy, and Inglorious sphere;
, j l'lse swelling heart proud panting antis. while,
To heat and bound in gloty's bright career !
-e• What British soldier ftr'd with such a heart,
I Who would not yield that heart's last throb tool,
(Ev'n as its pulse the soul and body part)
" I fought on Salanumea's splendid day ?"
What British warrior, red with unfelt wounds,
Would rot with all his limbs or life repay
, The proudest clang the trump of victory sounds,
• • • "1 b?ed on Salamanca's trying day ?"
Itt,
What pious son, lamenting o'er the bier,
•
• Bending beneath a father's sacred clay,
But tells us in the glow of nature's tear,
" My father fell on Salamanca's day Z"
0, that my better destinies bad spared
My sword one !loutish in that noble fray,
How had it blush'd because its master dared
To add new glories to that glorious day

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London, England, 1812-08-29

SECOND EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, TWO o'CiloCß.
The adv ices received by Government from Admiral
MARTIN, by the Gottenburgb Mail, do not confirm
the intelligence of Riga having been actually in-
vested, on the contrary, the brilliant success of Gene-
ral WITTOENSTZIN had checked the career of the be.
sieging army, and driven them back several leagues.
The following shoji. but glorious intelligence is
from the St. Peterdsfrgh Gasftte of August 5, received
-this instant. It amply confirms the details ficun Riga
given in the preceding column t
FROM THE ST. PETERSBURGH GAZETTE, August S.

66 13agration has effected his junction, taken the
First Aid-de-Camp of the Viceroy of Italy prisoner,
and wounded the Viceroy. Gene,ral Wittgensteiq has
gained battle, ,n which he made $OOO prisoners,
wounded and 8000, and took 10 pieces of can-
non and all the baggage of Marshal gudinot.g
The following letter from Gottenburgh, If its cop-
tents may be relied Iva% contains inielligetbce of a

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London, England, 1812-08-29

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OVAlkert ivriztrokvet,
Okroan Ave. St —Tuesday, Mn Witlitta,Bladtsiooe Lee
was admitted Fellow of New College • and can the same day Mt.
Cyril Llpseombe Was admitted SchbiL of that Society.
; ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Row, Robert John Francis, M. A. to the %emery of Kirdey,
Norfolk. . .
Rev. Gedege Hunt Holley, to they otbdegtintakerhii Vdth.
Whitwell, Norfolk.
Rev. George Burgess, B.A. to the Vfeiiiige of niiiteipte,
Norfolk.
The University and King's College Of Abeedialfamell tan'
'erred the degree of Doctor in Divinity upon thu Rov. Joh*
Bethune, Minister of Dernock ;-and the Key. Aleititder Detente,
Ntinis:er of Loch.ut'sh.
The Associate (Antiburgher) Congregation o( 'Saffron, have
given an unanimous CAI to the Rev. MG laotes-Theetsett, tete
of Wows, to be their Putty. . "Apr.

.«:•,:

TO THB EDIDO7I Of 77 574 R%

Sin,—lt grieved me wry much to notice the
account of the destructive fire, at Messrs. HOLLAND'S
and Son ; the more so, as it appears to have, in part,
originated through the inadvertency of the •man
throwing water upon it, which is pretty generally
known to cause any flame, proceeding from substan-
ces of a fat, oily, or spirituous nature, to spread or di-
late itself with increasing fury. With a view to pre.
vent, if possible, similar accidents from occurring in
future, permit me, Sir, through the medium of your
widely circulating Paper, to recommend, that in all
Tallow, Varnish, and other Melting-houses or Labe-
ratories, *here the above-mentioned substances or li-
, quids are fabricated or prepared, that a quantity of
Dry Sand or Earth be kept in reserve, to be used in
case of accident by fire : by throwing this on the sur-
face of such substances or liquids, that may, during
the process of preparation, take fire, the flame may
certainly soon be got under. Where it is practica.
ble, I would propose that a lid or cover of sheet-
iron be kept for the purpose of damping under such
circumstances. The means here brought forward
[ are attended with so little expente, that I hope they
will be resorted to. Any one can make trial of
the above on a small plan, which will never be found
to fail, if care be taken that the Sand or Earth be per-
fectly dry.
N. B. This method is the more to be recommended
as the substances or liquids lose but little from inter-
mixing with the Sand or Earth, as they are readily
disengaged, by means of boiling-water, when they swim
at the top, and the sand or earth sink to the bottom.
am, Sir, your humble Servant, Ii
London, England, 1812-08-29

THE ARMY.
THE GERMMI LEGION.
rine we firmly believe -Slut there is no person in
the Empire who will withhold that just aced of
fa ,e from the gallantry and skill displayed by the
Germ,n Legic,n, in the Plains of Salamanca, our
kegs, as Englishmen, will not permit us to pass
art, without Animadversion, the manner in which
great, and certainly meritorious services on that
wagon, have been rewarded.
By a single paragraph in the Gazette, twelve
todieei foreign Officers are placed above several
6„„„i, of, British in rank, and our brave fellow.
cowmen, are consequently, to that extent, shut
frea promotion.
We know the generous spirit of a British Officer

toe well, to suppose that if the German Officers,
"rho signalized themselves at Salamanca, had been
oeeted for promotion, any jealousy would have
ken excited. But to 'put the whole Officers of the
German Legion on permanent rank, by which many
of them, with only two or three years of service,

fill get the rank of Colonel over the heads of gallant
isglishmen who have served many years (aye, and
purchased their commissions besides), does appear
vivacious to the native army. But the mischief
does not end here. In a constitutional point of view,
sremust regard the measure as objectionable.—

Tiftive hundred foreigners are thereby natarairad,

without resorting to the wise and salutary precau-
tions of our Constitution, which direct a severe par.
ismentary scrutiny. before an Alien is admitted to
the proud and enviable distinctions of a British
Citizen• _ _ _

We shall be happy to see the subject taken up in

Parliament; but are far from participating in the in-
vidious classification attempted to be given to the
w's German Legion by a writer in a Morning
Paper. We would tell that writer, that the compa-
rison between the loyal and expatriated Hanoverians
wing with the British army, and the stipendiaries
attached to the Roman Legions, is unfair and illi-
beral. The latter were mercenaries in the strictest
sense of the term—the -fruitier are brave and unfor-
„lnnate men, who are fighting for the paternal isle-
*nee from which they have been driven by the

Tyrant of Europe, and to which a Continental Peace
ought tithe to restore them, or provide an equi-
valent.

before dismissing the subject, we cannot refrain
iron boldly delivering our sentiments on another
topic connected with our invincible army. The
Marquis of WILLINGTON ought instantly tote made
*Field Marshal and no consideration of etiquette
whatever aught to be permitted to drown the unani.
wows voice of the Army, and of the People, who
loudly calkfor this distinction to their darling Gene.
The Gazette which announces this appoint.
meet will be hailed with rapture, and the precipitate
elevation of Twelve Hundred Foreigners to the rank
t 4 Englishmen, will be forgiven, with the generosity
peculiar to our national chiracterl •
London, England, 1812-08-29

PORSONI ADVERSARIA.
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London, England, 1812-08-29

MAJOR•GENERAL LE MARCHANT.

Tee late Major-General Ln MARCHANT, Who gal-
hotly fell at the head of his brigade in the battle of
Salamanca, was a native of the island of Guernsey.
embraced the military profession-at an early
period of life, and served principally in the cavalry.
He was considered as an officer of great aetivity,
and striftly attentive to all the duties. connected

with his station. In the British army officers hitherto
have been seldom furnished with a sufficient field
adapted to the display or perfection of their military
talents ; and, ih common with many officers of
acknowledged tactical skill, the subject of this bio-
kraphical sketch may be said, in the common army
expression, not to have sees much :ervice or an active
End. He appears to have served his 'first campaign
lathe continental expedition of 1793 and 1794, under
his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. It was
While employed on this service that he witnessed the
rat advantages to be derived in action from the
skilful use of the cavalry sword, long practised! by
the Hungarian hussars ; and became convinced of
the decided superiority of this skill over the awkward '
sad unscientific mode of their using the sword by the
canirTi whether as a'vreapon of offence or defence.
On his return from the continent, he employed him-
aelf with great assiduity and perseverance in im-
Pmviegt and reducing into a system, all that his
"re experience had taught him on this useful and
14Porrant point, as well as what additional informa-
tion he was enabled to derive from other sources.—
ie accomplishing this great object, he is said to have
received no inconsiderable assistance from the Adju-

kg of the 16th Light Dragoons, who, we believe,
l'es the Officer firbt selected for initiatiot into the
Austrian-Sword F4ercise, with a view to its future
introduction into the British service. Major La
biAlcualtr bad, however, the honour of fast per-
fecting and digesting that system which was publish-
ed at the War Office in 1796, by his Majesty's cow.
sand, and has since been adopted by the British ea.
London, England, 1812-08-29

F

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LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE.
SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in London,
iirr, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract),
I HE A DVOWBON of SOLIHIJLL, nearly mid-
"- way between Birmingham and Warwick ; consisting of an
excellent Parsonar House, and about 88 Acres of rich Glebe
;Land, and the Tythes belonging to the Rectory of the Parish,
Eahic.h contains upwards of 11,0011 Acres, together of the Mi.
ted yearly value of between 2 and .€3000; the prc.aent incum.
nt aged about 58 years.
IPrinted Particulars may soon be bad at the Auction Mart ; of
Thos. Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co.
;No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn-fit Ids; of Joseph Harding, Esq. Solihull ; of
!Thos. Hunt, Esq Stratford on Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb,
IWebb andAttwood, Salisbury, who will treat by Private Contrast.l

This day was published, Part 8, price 7s. fine copies 141. to be
continued Monthly, and completed in about 15 Parts
;AN ARCHITECTURAL DICTIONARY.
'By PETER NICHOLSON,
Author of the Principles of Architecture, &c. &c. &c.
Containing the Terms of/ Art used by Architects, Bnildcrs, &c.
with their Practical Application; the Theory of the various
Branehefrof Architecture, Building, Carpentry, Joinery, Masonry,
Bricklaying, lac. with the most approved mode of execution hi-
therto adopted, and many new practical Methods sever before
published; the Art of Architectural Drawing, Perspective, and
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London, England, 1812-08-11

GLOUCES CERSHIIa.

SUDELEY CASTLE, MANO RS, and FREEHOLD ESTATE.
On Thursday, the 2;th of August, lBi 2, at the Plough Hotel,
Ch.ltenham, in thirty-one Lott,
RUDE LEYCA STL E, and the extensive MANOR
LA of SUDELEY (with Winchcomb), and 2466 Actis of
Arable, Meadow, Past ure, and Wood Land, lying compact, well
timbered and watered (the greatest part whereof is covered by a
modus in lieu of tythes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile),
now let in capital and convenient Farms, held on old leases which
will expire at the time the Sale will be completed, with good
Farm-houses, Buildings, Labourers Cottages, and other requi-
sites, rendering it see of the fisat Estate, is the Camay.
The Castle, at a moderate expence, might be fitted up as a
magnifict at Mansion ; and, the Lots are divided so as to form
several eligible Estates, with beautiful situations and views, fit
for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agricukure, as well as
of opulent Graziers and Farmer,. Turnpike roads have lately
been made from this property to Cheltenham, seven miles; to
Tewkesbury, Evesham, and Stow, each 10 miles.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the
Lodge Farm, neat Winchcomb, of whom printed particulars,
with a Map, may be had ; and also at the principal Inns in the
County; at the White Hart Hotel, in Bath; at the Office Of
Messrs. Ferrer and Co. Lincoln's-Inn Fields, London; and of
Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.

DORSEISHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

A VE KY Debirable Familyffousi, elegantly
Steed up With (or without) twenty ACM, of Land, situated
in the most picturesque part of the Coontry, within half a mile
of the h.gh Western Road, where the Mail and numerous Stage
Coaches' pass daily. 'Ten Males from Blandford, twelve tram
Salisbury, three from Cranbourne, and :its trom Bath, pan Free-
hole', and part at a pepper corn rent.
here is now on Sa.e a very compact Farm of one hundred
and twcaty-five Acres, with Farmloase and Buildink a, aU Free-
hold, that joins the above Premises, which together would make
a most complete Residence and small Estate.
• Applicata°, post paid, to Mr. Bates, Welbeck Street,l.ondon
on H. Hardiansi Handley Howe, Saab" who Will tb;
London, England, 1812-08-11

filinvozu 7935.
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Mika) MASOIIERADE:
RANELAGH, MILLBANK.

baAn;beatrf Authority of the Rt. Hon. the Lord Chamberlain.
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cdully informed there will be given a GRAND MAS-
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Admission One Guinea, Supper included.

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k order to receive the Report of the Special Committee and to
*day upon the bed mode to be adopted of dividing the Surplus
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jot Debts now standby.
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J FOWLER.

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THE inimitable LONG STAYS, invented and
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1818:

OF ORDNANCE, A:,_;•,t 4, 11112:
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS MA

J ESTrs ORDNANCE, is hereby :lye Notice,

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WORCESTERSHIRE.

BIRLINGH AM and DEFFORD, near Peruhore, in the Vale of
LVESHA M.—Desirable Frecho d and Tithe-free Estate, Fa-
mily Residi nee, compact Farm-liceise Offices, &c. Two Hun-
dred and Eighteen Acres of rich Meadow, Orchard, and Arable
Lard, bounded by tile River Avon, Commun Rights in Def.
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TO BE .(1)1,D BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
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THE Valuable FREEHOLD and Tithe-tree
ES IA I E, situate in Billingliam and Defford, *tear Per.
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Banks 1.1 Lite River Avon, commanding extensive prospects over
the vlriegred and luxuriant Valley through which that r.ver
takes its coerce and in which it enjoys a Right of Fishery, with
neatly Twenty-three Acres of remarkably fine Meadow Land; a
Farm Residence, snuate in the lir:liege of Blrlingham, with suit-
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Enclosures ce.rieh Meadow, Arable and Orchard Land, situate in
Birlingbain and Defrord, containing One Hundred and Ninety-five
Acres, whh Cottages, Gardens, &c. several pars of it which are
very eligible for erecting Villas, commanding extensive and beau-
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distinguished for the superior qeality of the soil, excellency of
roads, contkuity to good markets, and the facility of water car.
riage ; tai:bin two miles of Pershere,adjoiniug the l'urnpike-road
from thtn:e to '1 ewkexbury and Cheltenham; three excellent
Pews in liirlingham Church ; a ioach pa,ses every day Pershore
to Cheltenham. the Estate is distant from London 104
nvie., Worcester ln, Gleucestir and Cheltenham 16, in a fine
sporting part of the Country, abounding with game, and several
packs of hounds in the neighbourhood.
l'o be wed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
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Premises.