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Wurtemberg, who states, that, after a campaign of.
few days, all the central provinces have been de.
dared in a state of war.
In the present -state of affairs, had the Russiai
Army imagined they had any chance of victory, the
defence of -Wilna was worth a battle; and in every
country, especially in that where we are at present,
the preservation of a triple line of magazines would
hate induced a General to run the risk. Manoeuvres
'alone have put into the power of the French Army a
considerable part of the Polish provinces, the capital.
and three lines of magazines. Those at Wilna were
set on fire with such precipitation, that many articles
were saved from the conflagration.
=PORT OF THE INTENDANT OEKERAL LAW, TO THE
London, England, 1812-07-25

SALES BY AUCTION.

DESIRABLE PREEHOLD RESIDENCE, SOUTH BIDE
OF LINCOLN'S-INN-FIELDS.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday. July 29, at Twelve,
:AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,.
comprising a Substantial and Well-built FAMILY RESI-
' MINCE, situate No. $l, on the South-side of Lincoln's inn-
fields, communicating with Portugal•street, by a private entrance,
recently improved aea considerable expenee, planned with every
convenience, and handsomely fitted up ; a most desirable Red-
dence for a Centlemah hi the Law : cortalning, on the upper
story, five Servants' Rooms, and two large Closets; second story,
four excellent Bed Chambers, Closer, and Water Closet : prin-
cipal story, a capital spacious lofty Drawing-room, elegantly fitte d
up, communicating by a boudoir to a back drawing room; en
the giound floor, a Spacious Entrancl! Passage, finished with
Stuccoed Walls and excellent Dining Parlour, handsomely fitted
up, and a Closet ; a Library, sr Gentkman's Office; Closet,
Dre&lng and Waiting Room, and a- Private Entrance, Water- I
Closet, &c. • In the basement are Domestic Offices of all descnip-
, dons, excellent Cellars, Coal Vaults. &c. well supplied with
water. The Premises are fit for the immediate reception of a
Gentleman's Family, all in the most complete order; and the
purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant Househcdd
Furniture, by valuation.
1 To be viewed by 'I ickets. Particulars !bay belied Oh the Pre-
/nisei ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, G.I.
den-square, of whom Tickets ler viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1812-07-13

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LONDON, ISM.
The followfni- Works have lately tea printed at the Press of
Mr. A. J. VALPY, TOOLE% COUR.r,CLIANVRT.LANIC, .
And may be .:ways bad of 'Messrs. Longman and Co.; Law;
Laekinron ; Richardson; Rivingtons ; Gala and Curtis;
6h:rwood, Neely, and Jones ;'and at W. H. Lutut's Classkil
Library, Soho-square.
London, England, 1812-07-13

THE ARMY.

Commissioner FRAZER has gone to Portsmouth,
whence he is to proceed to Gibraltar, in the TOaTOISE
sloop.
On the 7th inst. a detachment of the 42d Regiment
landed at Portsmouth from Portugal, under the com-
mand of the gallant Captain Generic, of the Gre-
nadier Company of that very distinguished old corps,
which has been three years in the Peninsula.
One division of the RoyalCorn*all militia marched
from the garrison of Enniikillen on the Ist instant
the remainder to fellow immediately, for Castlebar,
'Westport, and BaUlna. The departure of this excel-
lent regiment has occasioned general regret at Er
j niskillen.

A detachment of the 1 kit regiment of infantry
will embark atPlymouth in a few days for Gibraltar
in the Ann transport, of Plymouth.
Captain MILNES, of the Guards, son of Sir R.
?drums, goes out to Quebec, in a few days, in the
Prometheus. He is to be Aide-du-camp to Sir'
PREVOST.

A detachment of Royal Artillery embarked
Portsmouth last week for Ceylon.
Detachments of the Ist and 2d Hussars, King'.
German Legion, embark this day at Portsmouth,
for Portugal.
Detachments for several Regiments, (200), al
Royal African Corps, (4ro). have arrived at the
Depot, at Newport, Isle of Wight, from Guernsey
preparatory to thcir going to the \Vest Indies.
The Walsingham packet lay at Litbon when the
Marlborough packet, Butt, which arrived at Fa:
mouth on Tuesday, left that port. All wa:
anxiety it Lisbon respecting the issue of a battle
hourly expected between General HILL and MCSS;er
&LILT and DROUET. The numerical force of

enemy was about WOO men more than our's, an,
they had a numerous park of artillery; bnt the
lents of the .English General, and the devotion of t
combined forces to the common cause, would, it w
confidently expected at Lisbon, insure a glorious ism
The nine men of the 3d Dragoon Guards, w,
were refractory at Petersfield, when on their way
embark under the order; of Captain CLONE, were st
tenced to receive 2CO lathes: sort n hitve had th,
punidanent, the tentence of one has been commit
to serve alnantd ler life, and one received only
lashes, in cons;quence of si,kness.
London, England, 1812-05-21

WESTA.L.4I FURL IGN SCEIVER: PART 11.
This day was Oublished,'price 10s. 6d.
FOREIGN SCENERY. A Series of Views of
Picturesque and Romantic Scenery, in Madeira, the
Cape of Good Mope, Timor, Prince of Wales's
Bombay, Mahratts Country, Helens, and Jamaica; from
Drawings mu•de in those Countries.
Sy WILLIAM WESTALL.
Part 2. containing tkrec Views in the island of Madeira, with
descriptive accounts in Et.e:itli and French.
i.uti: fvr T. Cadell and W. Davies, strand.
N, B. A few proof iinpresztons raw taken off, price IS..

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• ARMY OF WALCHEREI4.
• ,-• BM AND FORAM{ MONEY.
'park ACTING .DENJTY COMMISSARY
-GENERAL h;tiln~ beep directed is Wand the amount of
16repsrtr Tat deducted from at an 3 Forage., issued to the
Aril under the commnft.l of " Lieutenant-General Don, only
et** the loaded from 23th October, to *2.4th December, 1809,"
in the late ExpOition to the Scheldt, the parties contents 3, may
reeelre Parneilt thereof, by applying to James Window, Ms.
Crultocourt, between the hours of ten and three o'clock.
kW I, lilt!.
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London, England, 1812-05-21

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Mont 70 men of the 14th add 16th Let Ai.
goons, arrived at Plymouth on Monday, with 800
horses. They were to embark for the Peninsula yes.
terday, and are to sail immediately.
The Radnor Regiment of Militia have Marched
from Athlone to the Park Barracks, Dublin.

Monday se'nnight the volunteering from the Royfi
Wegmoreland Militia, stationed in Sligo, commen.
ced ; since which time upwards of eighty spirited
young fellows stepped lot ward for different regiments.
The temporary command of the garrisons of
Chelmsford, Danbury, and Maldon, has devolved
Upon that excellent at id experienced Officer, Lieute-
nant-Colonel HUTCHINSON, of the 48th Regiment,
who is greatly beloved by the Officers and men under
his command. The valuable services of General
ACLAND, who is Governor of the above garrisons,
have been put in requisition by the COmmander-in•
Chief to assist in quelling the disturbances in the
North of England.
the gallant Colonel ERSKININ of the 48th Regi-
ment, is Pastrecovering from the setere wounds which
he received at the storming of Badajoz.

Captain }salmi& of the same Regiment fi dead bf
his wounds. He was present with his corps in fall the
severe actions in the Peninsula, and was often
wounded severely, but not mortally until the affair
of Badajoz. lie was an experienced and gallant
Officer, and is much lamented by his brother soldiers
and by a ilumert.us circle of friends who knew and
respected his privatt worth.

Nll7ilL INTELLIGENCB.
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FALMOtTI-f, MAY I

Put in by contrary winds the Ship #acifilt, Botts
MAN, irom Jamaica, 49 days 'savage; and tjtetrit
Whim, Capt: Wa..tos, from Anti s, in 47 days,
with rums; sugars, Sec. ; the laticr a little lei, ky. Also
arrived sundry coasters. The Duke of Kant packet,
LaewnENce, was not arrived at Antiguil when the
Whim left.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, C.pt:
Coreswottru, with Mails of the 12th i.ns:ant, and dis.
patchts for Li<bon ; 27,4 the Mary t 1 nn packet, Capt..
CADDY, with Mails of the 6th inst. for Jamaica.
PI YNTOtiTH, MAY 40.
Arrived,
.three or fcur casters. Sailed, his Ma•
jetty's .hip guns, for the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1812-05-19

HANTS, ON THE BORDERS OF BERKS.

Eliglble FAMILY lIFSIDENCE, surrounded by upwards LE
One Hundred and F!ftl Acres of.Mefrimr, Panure, Arable,
and Wood Land, fine Stream a Water, Re. brtvreen Hart-
ford•bridge and. Reading, and a sittslier Residenae and Land,
and extensive Common Right.
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway'A, on Thursday, June 25, at I 2, in Three Lots,
Lot 1. 'THE very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD
Et.TATE, formerly the property of
Sir GtORGE NARES, Bart. deceased;
Comprising Warbrouk House, a very excellent comfortable Fa-.
mily Rcjdence sv:tis convenient Offices of aU descriptio s,
Cl:tub-houses, Stables, Farm:yard, and Buildir.r, excellent Gar-
dens, wilt choice Fruit-trees, part walled, Lawn and Pkasure-
ground., fine pieces of Water, well stocked with Fish, beau. iful
Wood Land, with shady Walks, rich Meatlaw and Arable Land
surrounding the Manaion ; the whole comprising upwards of
Sitty-eight Acres, situate near the delightful village of Eversly,
two miles freeliartforil-bridge,nlne from Reading, and 56 from
London.

Lot 9.. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near Lot I, coin. •
Prising an excellent and compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
Offices, Coach-house and Stables, Garden and Land, the whole
about Five Acres, in possessi.4l of and on lease to aGentlemas.
' Lot 3. A very Eligible FR EEHOLD ES LATE, opposite to
Lot 1. comprising sundry Onclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture,
and Arable Laid, divide:. by thriving hedges, and is a ring fence
—a beautiful stream of fine water flows through. the grounds,
well stored with fish, a Bailin House, Cottages, flat
This property Is very eligible fur a Gentlennts, the a:nation
truly desirable, and in a country aboundingwith field sports, an
easy distance from Reading, Oakirgisarn, Arbot Heath, and his '
Majesty's Hunt, and In the neiglibutarhood of families of the first
respectability.
May he viewed by tickets, and by applying to the Bailiff,
Wartsook House, where particulars may be had ; and at Mr.
Deans's, Hartibrd-brldge ; Crown and Bear Inn, Reading; Red
lion, Bagsbot ; Binh, Farnham and Staines; Castle, Windsor;
King's Arm% GOdahning ; of Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bed.
fasiwirsare ; at Garrawsy's; and of Mr. Robins, Warvrick-
Orme, Oehlen4quare,where %Men fht *wing INT be Jae"
4a rho of sis Estate Nab

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London, England, 1812-05-19

NEW MUSIC.-
hit rimmed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. 40,
London ; and N 0.7, Westmorland-Bute, Dublin,
rlaillaillAN AIR, No. 10, with Variations for
tbe pienc,.forte, Harp, and Flute, by J. Maszinghi, price
oe omen far the Piano-forte and Flute only, price Ss. The
Meters tithe Alps, a Rondo, by William Fish, price 4.1.- The
pale.' mos, as Aria Fantasia, by N. Cooke, price 2s. M.
'TM phut Friend, adapted to a beautiful Sentch Air, by T.
tresike, rice is. 6d. Ah ! think of me, a Ballad, composed
ea ollner is the Army, price Is. 6d. Also, in a few days
lein be rididiesl, the favourite Opera of the Devil's Bridge, as
'swims.* at the Tlteave-royal, Lyceum.
VETERINARY COLLEGE.
frla NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, &IS-
A Kribers to this Institution, are respectfully informed, that
Professor COLEMAN, at the request of the last General /lett-
ing, will begin a COU9.SE of LEC TURES to the Subscribers
of the College, To•morrow, the 20th instant, at Two o'clock at
Willies Rooms, on the Formation, Functions, and Diseases of the
poor of the HORSE, and the Principles and Practice of
SHOEING.

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' The Lady of Captain lis.cbardSitcar, of the Navy, Of A dinght*.
At Port-Glasgow, on the 9th instant, Mrs. Msjor Cantpbail,
of a son.
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At Edit burgh. on the Ith instant, the Lady of Colonel Bitch
Rcynardson, of two sons.
On the .1642 instant, the Lady of George G,pps, T..q. M. Pt
of a sot .
London, England, 1812-05-19

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PARISH OF ST. MARY-LA-BOWL
A T st MEETING of the VESTRY, held ,
.1.2- the Court... House, on SATURDAY, the 9tl dal s
Way, 18121
-tit. Resolved unanimously—That in letting the Pews In the
New.Chmrcls and Chapels, a preference, accordfitg to prinvlty
subsiription, be given to those or .the lnitahitant Householders
in the said mash, who shall agree to lend, by instalments, the
sent of One Thousand Pounds, or upwards, towards the Para
ci3lal Fund, of One Hundred and kitty Thousand Pounds.

U. Resolved usianinioutly—That in the next place, a prefe-
reare-be given to those of the Inhabitant Houstholders in the
said parish, who 'ball aim to lend Five Hundred rounds in like
manucr.

St Resolved amanhimusly—That Twenty per Cent. be paid
at the time of .Subscription, and the residue by four equal in-
stalments on the 13th of May in 1813, 1914, 11115, and 1816 ;
'parochial securitlet, at 3 per Cen•. interest being given for the
amount of each instalment as paid, or for so mitzh more of the
loan as any subscriber shall think proper to pay.
4th. R -solved unanimously—That any Subscriber of One
Thousand Pounds may, if be shall think. proper, advance his
loan by ten halt-yearly instalments oil ten per Cent. each, on the
I,3th of May, and the 13th of Noveitibzr in 1812, 1813, 1814,
181$, and 1816.
3th. Resolved nnauirnou•ly—That if any of the present con-
tributors to the loan shall subscribe, their payments already
made shed, seep' diug to their amount, be in part, or in foil for
the first insta'ment _
6th. Resolved unanimously—That a donation of Two Hun-
dred Pounds 'shall entitle the donor to the sante privileges u the
subscription of One Thousand Pounds ; and a donctinn-of One
Hundred Pounds shall entitle the donor to the same privilege as
the subscription of Five Hundre4 Pounds.
9th. Resolved unaniin9usly—That these Resolutions be print-
ed and advertised in the-Public Newspapers, with notice that a
Book it opened at the Court-House for entering Subscriptions.
Signed, et the request of the Ve•try,
. RICHARD PAUL JODRELL, Chairman.
London, England, 1812-05-19

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11)ATIMOWtH, MAY
Arrived, the Hien cotter, froM a cruhe. Sailed
again, the Lady Arabella puke; for Lisbon ' • the
Swiftsure packet, iSr Gibraitat aild Malta ; hiiMa-
jesiy's ship PANTosii-- for Oporto • At.rnEA schemer;
with mail for New Yoi-k end Halifax end the
Morrea;-wa man of ivar, Admiral Illoxue, with the
otittvard.bound East India nett—their n:tmes are as
follow
.Lord Duncan aria 13rnabOrnbury, for Bom-
bay ; Harry Wellesley and Juliana, for Batavia • i
Geiteral Wellesley, Diana, Pfiticess Charlotte of r
Wales, Godfrey Webster; and the Thomas Oren-
frille, for Bengal—Wind North, and fine we..ther.
„MAt 16.—Yesterday Pliiled his Majesty'sship,l
MorinGox, With the East India ships ; also his Ma-
jesty's
FAXTOME, with her convoy for Portugal.'
Affived this day the packet Windsor Castle, Capt.
SuproN, with Mails, from Suiiham, which she lett
in company of his Majesty's brig Grossust, which I
was destined for Demsrara. Lelt at Demerara his •
Majesty's isrig Unman. at Barbadoes his Majesty's
ships Danamr, 'Rear-Admiral Sir F. Latioakt ;
• DUNE, VESTAL, MERCURY, LIGHTNING, ARACHNE, and •
Mona4,eOiITUNT.E. The Duke of Kent, (2) packet
at-lived at Martinique on the 18th On the 21th
nh. in lat; 21. 9. N. long. 62. 7. W. spoke his Mal
jc:sty's ship STATIRA ; on the 26th, in lat. 26. 21.
long. 63. 22. spoke the ship Jane, from Tobago, for
iGlasgow. The Duke of Kent packet, destined for
! Lisbon, with Mails, is detained till Monday ; and
the Priti:c Ernest till the 19th, for same place.—
Tire Manchester sails for the Mediterranean,. with
Mails of the 19Th ; the Eliza, for Cadiz, with Mails
of the 12th, is detained till to-morrow ; the Darling-
' ton is destined for the Leeward Islands ; and the
TOwnshend for the Brazils. The Mary Ann, for
Jamaica, sails to-morrow.—Wind E.
London, England, 1812-05-19

pLymou TH, MAY le.

Sailed the HANNIBAL' 74 guns, for the Rochefort
station ; and I..lAcsiFicEx-r, 71 guns, fur the Brest
station. Tile blEousa, 38 guns, went from Hamraze
to the Sound. The FattvA, 86 guns, went from the
Sound to Hamoaze. The BLOODHOUND, 14 guns, is
gone from Hamoaze to the Sound : the most
pressing orders-have been received for her ontfit, and
Ishe sails immediately with a King's Met...tenger, with
important dispatches for Mr. Fos rinn—Came in the
I Snake, BRADFORD, from the Cape of Good Hope,
nine weeks passage; HERMES sloop of war, For-
HOUND and INTELLIGENT gun-brigs, from a cruize.—
Sailed the BRISTOL min c,f war, for Lisbon.
MAY 17.—Arrived. the IxtELLIGENT, of 14 guns,
having put back, the wind being easterly ; several
transports from Portsmouth, to take cay.4l) y for Por-
tugal ; and the Jane, ALEXANDER, from the Cc ast of
Africa. .Saikd the favouare, IS guns, to Cork ;
I the ALBION cutter for Falmouth and th:: NlguesA,
•38 guns, for Coronas'.
The crew of the UNION, of 98 guns, was yesterday
paid wages and prize-money. Th e .CoxQuEsr ADott,
i 74 guns, will go down on Tuesday Alr WedlleSd3ly.
The ENTREPRENANIE, and BITTERN sloop of war, are
ordered to be fitted for commission s the latter is to
be employcd between Plymouth and Cork, to bring
over impressed men and volunteers.
London, England, 1812-05-26

VERDUN, MAY 6.

On Sunday last, May 3, an• English Officer, pri-
soner of war in this town, !bade, in the parish church
of Notre Dame, his solemn abjuration before the Cu-
rate Montardier, and embraced the Catholic Reli.
gion. Tl:is ceremony drew a considerable concourse
of people.

WARSAW, MAY 2.
A courier has art ived here, with intelligence of a
rencontre having taken place in the neighbourhood
of Radzilow, between a detachment of the Allied
troops and the Cossacks. It appears that the latter
crossed the Boor, and attempted to advance along
the left bank of the Wysa, for the purpose of plun-
dering the villages ; when Colonel Wenzlow attack-
ed them with the Polish and Confederated troops,
and put them to the rout. He afterwards pursued
them across the Wysa, killing and wounding 96 of
them, and making '22 prisoners. It is said that the
Russian Commandant of Gojtindz has disavowed
this act of aggression, and requested the particulars,
in order to transmit them to the Emperor.

The march of troops through this place continues
daily. Our contingent of 30,000 men are all in the
field.

LEIPSIG, MAY 7.

They write from Elbing, that the troops of his
Majesty the Emperor, and those et the Rhenish
Confederation, form a segment of a circle extending
from the Behrung to the borders of Austrian Gal-
licia—in same parts, the forces of France and her
allies are within four miles of the Russian corps of
observation.

There are various tumours in circulation ; but
hopes are still enter,ained of adjustment. It is cer-
tain that whatever affairs may have occurred, they
are not authorised by the Commanders.
• PETERSBURGH, APRIL 24.

There have beep some modifications in the late i
levies of troops ; it being found impossible to raise
the required numbers, many males have been taken
under the age of 18, and above that of 40 years.
Three corps of reserve have been formed ; one at
I'skow, consisting of 10,000 troops ; another between
Tharmapol and Shitomie, of 1`2,000; and a third at
Biallistok, of 14,000, which will be augmented.—
They are well equipped.
The Senate meet every day, and their deliberations
continue many hours. Official communications have
been made to them of the number, state, and dispo-
sition of the troops on the frontiers.
•A cordon of troops have been posied along the
Bohr and Nurzuk rivers ; the towns along that fron-
tier are well fortified and strongly garrisoned.
It is said that the Emperor Alexander lately con-
sulted General Bertigsen on an important state affair,
and this veteran Officer gave very honest.advice—
he recommended strongly to his Majesty to cultivate
peace.
London, England, 1812-05-26

This day was publhhed, in 1 2ino. price 6s. extra boards,
An'enlarged and improvtd Edii ion, of
DR. R. GREY's MEMORIA TECHNICA ; or
Method of Artificial Memory: applied to and exemplified
in Chr ono logy, H istory,Geography, Astronomy; also Jewish fi re-
elan and Roman Coin., We•ghts, Mrabures, &c. To which are
subjoined, Lowe 's Mnemonics delineated in various branches of
Literature and Science.
Printed for W. I.ownde', 38, Bedford-street; of carom may
be had, Two Catalogues; one, containing New and Second-hand
hooks for the Public; the other, consisting of
.Querios for the
Trade, for which litioksellers not already supplied with the same
are requested to apply as above.
London, England, 1812-05-26

FRANiIFORT, MAY ;t

The Russian Court Gazette of the 4th ulr, con-
taited a Ukase, forbidding the departure of the in-
habitants settled on the Western frontiers to the
interior. They are promised protection roat any pre-
datory foreign force, and indemnification of all
loses, an account of which. they are directed to
transmit to head-quarters. They are likewise ordered
to supply horses and waggons for the conveyance of
troops and stores, and a certain quantity of grain,
&c. for which latter they are to be paid.
4notbcr 'Ukase,. of a date prior to the above, for-
bids subjects of kussia serving in the armies of a
foreign Continental Potentate, under penalty of con-
, 65CiitiOli of property. •
London, England, 1812-05-26

P4IRLIAMIN7yRr PROCEEDMCS.

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HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 2%
Mr: MAIISII, from tile Lard Chinning-lain', Office, preeeuted
an account of the emoluments of the ceelletness Usher of the
Black Rod, as connected with the Lord ckidairtaiwt: &spar-
num, from the sth of January, 1802, to * 51Is of January,
1812,—Ordered to lie on the.rable.
The Report of the Irish Prelates Coadjutors' Bill was
agreed ro.
Earl RADNOR presented a Petition from Mr. Apr against
the Regent's Canal Bill, which, after some observations from :he
Loan Cestmcastoa, was ordered to lie on the table.
Upon the motion of Lord DUNDAS, it was ordered tbas the
mooed reading of the Regent's Canal Bill should take place on
Wednesday next. •
The Berl of STRATIMOIt presented a Petition (tom certain
Merchants and Ship.owners of Sunderland, praying that the
House would not agree to the repeal of the eiders in Council,
until the enemy had effectually rescinded his Decrees.—Ordeied
to lie on the table.
Their Lordships then resolved into a Committee, for the pur-
pose of examining witnesses at the Bar, rely ice to the opesktions
of She Orders io Comicii, when several Manufacturers from
Birmingham, Stockport,Wakefield,&c. were questioned at great
kngth by the Earls Fitzwilliam, Lauderdale, Rosalyn, and other
Noble Lords. The witnesses were then ordered to withdraw,
1 and Ilse Haase being for some time resumed, Earl Stanhope re-
newed his objections to the Wales enelsvure Bill, which, atter a
long conversation and various arguments, in which Lords Wal•
'lngham, Eldon, Radnor, Lauderdale, and Holland partook, was
ordered to be read a third time this day se'srght.
Earl Ell ZWILLIAM presented a Petition tram the Manu-
facturers of Bolton against the Orders in Ceuncl—Orderei to
lie on the table. _ _

• The Committee was dolt resumed, and witnesses further
examined, the last of whom was Mr. Watson, of Kiddisminster,
clothier, whose evidence t•ndrd to slew the great decay of the
trade in fine woollen-cloths, since the date of the Orders in
Council.
At the close of Mr. Watson's evidence, the Committee ad-
journed to two o'clock on Wednesday, and the House then
adjourned to three o'clock to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1812-05-26

WESTALL'S FOREIGN SCENER>: PART
This day was published, price 10s. 6d.
"'it)REIGN SCENERY. A Series of Views' of
-11- Picturesque and Romantic Scenery, in Madeira, the
Cape of Good Hope, Timor, China, Prince of Wales's Wand.
Bombay, Mahratts Country, St. Helena, and Jamaica; from
Drawings im.de in those Countries.
By WILLIAM WESTALL.
Part 2. containing three Views in the island of Madeira, with
deseriptive accounts in English and French.
Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
N. B. A few proof impressions are taken air, price trs.

The day was published,
In one vol. Bvo. price price 14s. in boards, si few copies In 4to.
price Ei Is in board*
HE TRAGEDIES of MADD ALEN,, AGA
MEMNON. LADY MACBETH, AN lONIA, and
CLYTEMNESTRA.—By JOHN GAL T.
Prirted for T. Cade)! and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be hai, by the same Author,
'Voyages and Travels, in the years 1809, 1810, and i 811 ; con-
taining Statistical, Coninierdal and Miscellaneous Observation)
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The difficulties and impediments in the lay
forming a new Adniinistiat;on, appear to heeled
greater than was apprehended. We may infer de
from the little progress that has ye: been made-4
rather frit= no ode point hiving been yet settled*
specting this iMportant affair.
It is known that Marquis WIILUISLEY, at the inter•
view he had with the Panice REGENT cn Sauk
night, submitted to his Royal Highness the norm
that had been received from the Heads of rattiest.
the propositions that had been made to them; Wit
is k:lown, that, in consequence, the PRINCR Recast
arpointesi the Noble Marquis to come to him yester7
day to receive his pleasure on these answers.
Yesterday, after our Paper was at press, Lordt
Et.bow and LIVERPOOL had each an audience of bi
Royal Highness ; and, what to some appear:d to bt
singular, they had their respective audiences belie
the hour appointed for the Marquis : then the Mrs
quis was admitted to a conference ; after which,
CANxixc was sent for, and had an audience.
From these circumstances, it has been inferred by
some, and with an appearance of probability, Oats:
effort will yet be made by the Earl of LIVIRPOOL •
strengthen his own pAty, and thus avoid a compile
chaiige in the Administration.
In the mean time, it is understood that the neje'
cation between the Marquises WeLtzster
LANSDOWNE, Lords Mott* and HOLLAND. is 00i •
be considered as terminated.
To speak positively of negotiations, of the
of which even the parties concerned can 14 11064
with certainty, would be absurd ; but it is certiiall
possible that an effort may yet be made to receacag
the present Ministers to ell Marquis Wettestsf.
by conceding to his Lordship points on which, it is
admitted .by them, differences may be allowed •
exist. Indeed, it is more than whispered brew*
•tliat even if this cannot be accomplished, the Milli
Ministry may continue by appointing the Sres/.16
the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, alkcl /6.
MANNERS SUTTON as Secretary of State& the kW
Department,
it is understood that Lords Gass and Geenrili
have intimated to the negociaton, that thole
willing to come into :slaty themselves on *N
plans that have been proposed, yet such is the SO
opinion they entertain of the integrity and talestilif
Lords lAttisnowsz ani HOLLAND, that then
'offer no embarrassinent to any Adatinistraoo -01
a• •
I which they may form a part. •
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NAPLES, APRIL 28.

The Neapolitan troops who are to join the Grand
Army are under the command of Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Detree.

VIENNA, MAY 6.

The departure of the Emperor for Presburgh is
fixed for next Monday, and on Tuesday the Diet
will be closed.

MAY 7.—Great haste is observed in the prepara-
tions of their Majesties departure for Dresden. It is
said the two Archdukes will accompany them.
The Archdukes, who have passed some time at
Gratz, are upon their return to Vienna.

NUREMBERG, MAY 8.
Acco-rding to letters from Prague; the head-quay.
ters of the Duke d'Abrantes is now at Glogau, in
Silesia ; and the French and allied troops, which
constitute part of his corps d'armee, are cantoned on
both banks of the Oder.

A numerous corps of Prussian troops are assem-
bling in the neighbourh;,,d of Breslau, under the or-
ders of Field Marshal Kalkreuth. It is thought at
l3reslau that they will soon march for another des-
tination.

Every where the Prussian and French troops live
upon the best understanding.

AUGSBURG, MAY 13.
The last intelligence from Vienna persists in assu-
ring us that the Russians and Turks are further dis-
tant than ever from any kind of accommodation.—
The Turks absolutely insist upon the evacuation of
Moldavia, Wallachia, and that part of Bessarabia
which has been invaded, and the abandoning of Ser.
via. These are their preliminaries. Their army in-
creases ; that of the Russians diminishes. They are
inclined to act offensively, whilst they suppose the
Russians will confine themselves to acting upon the
defensive. The Turks, in a word, are in force, and
in a situation not to desire peace.
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DIED.

Ou Sunday last, at his house, at Hadham, in she county of
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Aged 68, tit. Rtv.Henry Marshall, rector of Sidinorby, sear
Bur:Leastle, Lineain.:Jere.
_ _ _

Rev. Brottocker D.D. rector of Sutton Vont", and
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1724. He fought at the memorable battle of Falkirk, on tht
17th January, 1745, under the command of Colonel Campbell, of
Canvhin.

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CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE

The Circuit Court was opened at Perth, on Sr- 1
turday se'nnight, by Lords Juoricz CLetts:_ And
Ha&IAND, when, after the usual formalities,
John Harrison, ale-seller, in Perth, accused of mur-
der and culpable homicide, was outlawed for non-
appearance.
Alexander • Joyce, alias' Forrest, for feloniously ab-
stracting from the pocket of Donald Forbes, in the
house of James Stewart, at fuchewan, near Little
Dunkeld, from ten to eleven pounds in bank and pro-
missory notes, and also with being habit and repute
a thief, to which charges the prisoner pleading guilty,
was sentenced to transportation for the term of four-
teen years.
Francis Pirnisi alias John Rolertson , on a charge of
theft and reset of theft, was sentenced to transporta-
tion for the term of seven years.
When the Court met on Monday, Peter Gordon was
brought to the bar on a charge of insulting. ob-
structing, assaulting, and wounding George Murray,
and George Greig, revenue officers, at Arbroath,
when seizing smuggled whiskey, and of forcibly re..l
listing the seizure. The Jury returned a verdict of
guilty art and part of the crimes libelled, but not
committed in the parish of Arbroath.
The LORD Jusrien CLERIC commended the ver-
dict for its correctness, in leaving the Crown to de-
cide the question respecting the place. It was then
referred to the High Court of Justiciary, which meets
on the 15th of November, to determine whether the
objection should be sustained, and till then the diet
was continued against the prisoner.
London, England, 1812-10-07

MARRIED:

At Kelso, on the 94th ult. the Rev. Jtha Pitcairn, to Elizabeth,'
daughter of Mr. Lucre, of Kelso.
ltev. FL C. Burton, curtte of Ca) thorpc, rear Grantham, Lin
, colnslorr, to Miss Lute :Astrid, datidus.r of Shield,. Esq. of
tl..'L p!acv.
Rev. ir.nes Browns late •fe'low of St. lobe' college, Cam.'
brislLe, to Catharine Ann, daughter of the late James Landy,
Esq. of Norwich.
At the Residency, at Bagdad; on the Ath of January last, Sir
W. Wiseniav, Bart. Captain in the Royal Navy, to Catherine,-
third datigh:er of Sir lames Mackintosh.
London, England, 1812-10-07

Dt i'l'l-IS.

At Redland, near Bristol, on the 28th ult. the Lady of William
John Struth, Esq of a son.
Ou the 26th ult. at High Park, county of Westmeath, the Ho-
nt,urable I.atly Levinge, of a sou.
In Gtvot Utnmar`.. street, Dublin, on the 44th ult. the Coon.
tens Castiestuart, of a son.
London, England, 1812-10-07

THIRD -E-DiTIOIV4

The following is the Offici4l Statemeat citculated
by Government :

•
boIuaNGIITIETT, d3TOBEit 11.
A Dispatch from LordCarucAaT, dated the IStli
depiembet &aft St. Petersburgh, contains* the Ra-s
sian accounts of their armies from the 41 to the 7th
on which, after a most obstinate general action, the
Russian arms Were vietorious.
44 On the 4th, the French made a recolnoig -Ica
lb the Russian position at BbrOclitio, and w to driied
back with loss.
" On the sth, the French attacked the left, and
were driven back with great loss, and the loss o'
several cannon.
44 On the 6th, General Kutuzoff bionght 4 his
swerves, and completed his arrangeme its.
14 On the 7th, under cover of a f g. tI.P French
attacked the Russian left with great impetuosity;
and with successive bodies of troops.
" They were received by the Grenadiers under
Bagration. The Russian centre thenintacked, saki •
the battle became general.
General Kutuzoff writes from the field of trattle.
66 The French covered their retreat by the Wu:
sienberg infantry, and large corps of cavalry: Thef
retreated thirteen versts.
4t The loss of the Russians is estimated at 30,000
Jailed and wounded. The loss of the French is said
tobe much greater, as the fire of the Frinch artillery
iatased at an earlier hour. That of the Russians con-'
sinned as long as the guns could be brought to bear.
44 Only one ttattalion of the, Russian guards sefi
. feted any loss.
The first division of the Army of Moldavia hes
'Joined Tormazoff, withieveral other division?, which*
make his army amount to 80,000 mend
" The corps from Helsingfors had strived at Reit
vel, and was advancing to Riga.
66 The national spirit is great. Ilsampititt's sits
tempts to ietveduee Ftench pviiseiple4-boothAel'i
and be ip indignant, at bring diativect
ton.thousand tnllillts *sere revieised'se'rtersa
Iburgh on the 13th, and were to march se twd Ja i.
When Lotd Cathcart wrote. ncifunkr nificiak
accounts had been received, to KntusolPslefterifreiat,
the field df battle. Private letters represent the ba'r-*
de to ballia•rn of greater eitent +I d more san,. d i *
dary than the battle of Preus;cli Erlau."
Cird- ZfitwilWYS SEe DDA —the num' eth steti
Conine, I9SI-..Skerw, kt 717.4 irailloolesso4—oook i;311.
gorrigwaar-~7.ahrs t, auts--Tborntgo, 114S—Bwdat, sts4
London, England, 1812-10-07

'the • *tern, the Elropetor. frialitertiken 'some other
'rotas rite, as the famity:dipetat_'iin early hour."
ST. PETERSSURGH, AUG; SI, (SEPT. 12.)
*t .At tdb o'clock a Coofiobo arrilred from Since
Kutuzoff, dated 111-nersts int-the ibikhbOttrhood of
Mojaisk; that heli'd hien ittiaefid`by e tench at
Borachoa;in a general engagement, that the French
were repulsed. at all points, leaving 10,000 killed and
wounded, and 16,000 prisoners; difoffiical bulletin
was expected to lie. printed e114j4 moment, and it wing
with difficuity.they-eouldorake the Russians t..keltny
prisoners. When the Courier had left the field of
battle, the Russians had broke through the centre of
the French army, whiCh retired precipitately 3 versts,
and,Platow werin.pirnuit of the Uhlans and Cos-
sacks. This is the'rePort of the Minister to the peo.
pie. • 'lbis important victory was unwonted by the
firing of guns fronfthe citadel:" •
44 'ST. PETEEsSURGH. AVG. St, LS106:110
le In opposition to general belief, but not to one.
opinion, which we have ventured most clearly to et-
press for several months, we have now the satisfac-
tion to inform you of the general discomfiture and
defeat Of the French army on the 26th August. 0. S.
after three days severe engagement; It is reported
that'the whole of the French army was in flight leay.
ing upwards of 100 cannons behind.

" General Davoust is said to be killed and Ney
made prisoner, a circumstance which, if correct, will
finish the career of the French in this country, and
perhaps open brighter prospects to the oppressed help-
I less States on which French despotism has been af-
flicted."
London, England, 1812-03-13

TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF PERTIt
GCNTLIMEN,
IBEGleave to retuo you my tincere and grateful
I
thanks for the many and flattering marks of friendship I have
received during my canvass of the County, and, as the Sheriff'
has fixed the day of Election for Thursday the 19th Inrtant, I
have earnestly to solicit the honour of your support and ewlv
attendance on .that day at Perth, which w;U nonfat on nib an
additional and lasting obligation.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Yubr most obedient and humble servant,
Strathallati, March 6, 1812. JAMES DRUMMOND.

'1 'HE COMMISSIONERS in a Commission of
-a- Bankrupt awarded and issued forth avainst Cumt as Bo c•
VERO, EDWARD GA'LI BOLDERO Sir HtNRT LUIIIINGTON
Bart. and Haney BOLDILRO, of dornhill, in the City of bin:
don, Bankers and Copartners, Dealers and Chaprnen, intend to
tweet on Tuesday, the 17th day-of March instant, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, at Guildhall, London in order to receive
the Proof of Debts under the said Commission.

PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH
COURT of CHANCERY, made in a Cause of RICH-
MOND against STOBO, the Creditors of Lames Ridilliowo,
late of Dorchester, in the County of Dorset, Esq. Major in the
Scots Greys, or 2d Regiment of Dragoons, (who died at Glasgow,
in North Britain, in IWO), are forthwith to come in and prove
their Debts before moats SPRINOSTT HARVIY, Esq. ace of the
Masters of the said Court, at his Chambels, in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; 0r,., to default thereo they
wmU be excluded the Benefit of the said Decree.

March 9, 1812.

R. M. CRAWFURD, Plaintiff's Solicitor,
Oki Broad-strut, London.

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