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London, England, 1813-07-14

SALES plit AtiCT, ON.

• ISLE Mt MANN. . .
EXEMPT FROM POOR-S' R.VIESP ND TAXES.
On Tuesday, 20th July next, at Twelve o'? lock (unless previ-
ously disposed of by Private Contract, f wig& due notice
will be given),
rrHAT improved, eoinpact, at d most desirable
JL.. ESTATE, equal to Freehold, calf d BALLAGRR, si-
tuated within one mile of the Town and Harbour of Peel (com-
manding a beautiful view of Scotland and Ireland) comprising
a neat convenient Cottage, with requisite Out-offices good
Kitchen, Gardens, Fish Pond, an excellent Pew in reel Church,
with upwards of 66 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow
Land, well watered, and fenced with abundance of Marie, and a
Limestone Quarry at a very short distance.
This Estate is now under Lease to good Tenants at the rental
of £lOl, but considered much under lee.
Particulars Mac be had and a Plan of the ratzte seen, by ap-
plying to Messrs. P. Sorenson and Co. Liverpool; Mr. Charles
Richards, Oldfirld-lane, Mancheeter; or Mr. Henry C. Chrisokin
(the owner), No. to, Strand, I.ondon; also in the We of Mallll
to Mr. Jars. Moore Deuglai.
London, England, 1813-07-14

of rroPrietors, that the third reading of the Bill
would be postponed until they had decided whether
or not they would accept the Charter on the terms
proposed.
This hi ought on a conversation between Lord CAST.
LEREAGH, Mr. C. GRANT, Mr. G. SMITH, Mr. BRAGGE
BATHURST, and Mr. TIERNEY, the latter of whom
moved that the third reading should, take place on
Monday. which was negatived by a majority of 38.
On our return to the Gallery, Sir HENRY MONT-
GOMERY was entering into a detail of the hardships
and privatious to which the Officers of the Indian
army were subject; and proposed A clause, the pur-
port of which was, to empower the Court of Direc-
tors to employ Military Officers in the Company's
service of fifteen years standing in the Civil depart-
ment, which; after a long conversation between se-
veral Members, he withdrew, and proposed in its
stead; that the Military Officers in the Company's
service should be eligible to the office of Diplomatic
Agent at the Courts of the Native Princes. This
'clause was negatived.
The Amendmehts in the body of the Bill were then
gone through, and several verbal alterations proposed
by different Members, particularly the appropriation
elausel.:=—Agreed
to-
Lord TLEREAGH said, he wished to pro.
iitse, some Aeration in that clause which related to
the Tntroductioil.of a Chaplain of the Church of Scot-
land into each of
the Presidencies. He would pro-
pose to throw out die clause fur the,putpose of fulfil-
lhig all its intentions by other means, namely, that
the bisectors would be conferred with concerning the
admission of the Scotish Chaplains, and arrangements
tvould be made to that effect, so that the Members
kir the Church of Scotland would have an opportunity
of attending Presbyterian places of Worship.
After a few observations from Mr. W. EITSEDAS,
Mr. ABERCROMBIE, Mr. R. THORNTON, Mr. SULU.
VAN, Nr. R. Surru, Mr. GRANT, and Mr. VANSIT-
TART, the claUse was ordered to be omitted.
Various other Verbal amendments were proposed and
agreed to; after which; Lord CASTLEREAGH moved,
that the Bi.l should pass, Which was agreed to, and
ordered to the Lords.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice that, to-morrow,
owt
he would move, that at its rising, the House should
adjourn to some day early in the next week.
Adjourned at Twelve O'clock.
London, England, 1813-10-07

ANTI-ATTRITION.
TT is now unequivocally prgved that the PATENT
ANTI-ATTRITION CV POSITION Is the cheapest end
best Tldug ever yet discovered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of
Copper; to preserve Cables from being- rubbed in he Hawse-
boles, instead of a Plat, Service, or Rounding; the Rigging of
Ships from the Weather., andcfrom being cjsafeti, instead of Tar,
" Parceline, and Service;' for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to
reader Leather and Canvas Water-probf ; and to prevent the if-
fe ea of ltricticas in Steam Enginese Mills, Segar-Mills,Thresking
Mills, (or other Iniplantenis of Husbandry generally used by Far.
ours), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Cans, and Machinery of
every description. It is also the best Tbing to preserve the Blades
of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, from Rust.
it will likewise preserve Spouts, Posts, Rails' Gates, Park Pa-
ling,, and every kind of Wood and Wooden Building from the
Weather, Wenn, and Dry Roe, ether in the East or Wen Indies,
or in any Climate and it will not only preserve lion Railways
from corroding and wearing out, but also render the draught so
light, that one horse will do the work of two.

One Pruning of the Composition is in some cases equal to
ane bunked applicagioas of Oil,' Tallow, or any other kind of
Crease, Pant Of Tar, and the Public.save by its use from 300
to 4,000 per cent. exclusive of Oiventing the wear and tear in
Machinery, Wheels, &C. which is a saving of expense more
than that of saving nine parts out of tees, and notling can be so'
clean in its working, or give so little treuble.
Sold, wholesae and retail, for the Patentees, ;t No. 40; Cha-
fing-Cross, near the Admiralty, London; and, by their appoint;
mkt at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, I.ibraries,
Stationers?, Druggists, Oil and Colour-shops, Ironmongers, Cut-
lers,Coaehmakers,lnnkeepers,Coach and Waggon-offices,Sadiets,
a:4 Shopkeepers in the linked Kingdom, iFI boxes,. price Is. 6d.r
2s. 6d.; 56. cd. ; l cos. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each.
The smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a
four-wheel carriage twice, with which it will run upwards of
three thousand miles, without applying any tiling else to the axle.
trees; and one half-guinea bet contains a sufficient quantity for
a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles ;_aucl it will
work with wood axletrets, or with common boxes and axtein:es
of arty-kind.
The most satisfactory proofs of the inerits of the Composition
may be seen at the Patentees' Office, Islo,oo, Charing Cross, as
above. Directions are given with each Ss, wkiell are OVA
"IC D. &bin?'
•
London, England, 1813-10-07

FROM THE RUSSIAN INVALID.

WARLIKE OCCURRENCES.••-FIRSP STATEMENT FROM TIRE
ARMY.

is ST. PETERSBURGH, AUGUST 23.—(SEPT. 4.)

41 The extent of the Armistice is attained ; the
army is completed. The infantry doubled by the
reserve regiments, and the militia front all the Pro-
vinces, stand in the same ranks with the old soldiers.
Courageously and animated with the love of their
country, do the troops march against the enemy, wlso
has rejected all reasonable proposals for a lasting
Peace.

4, The Russian Armies, stronger than they ever
have been, on the left bank of thu Vistula, provided
with every ne;essary in the most complete manner,
stand beside us.

Austria, penetrated with the justice of our cause,
has joined us with large and excellent armies.
ig Sweden has completed her preparations. The
Crown Prince commands a fine army, composed of
the troops of the Northern Powers.

" England has her armies in Spain; but neverthe
less asaists 'the rest of the Allies with all the necessa-
ries of wax."

On the subject of the Dispatches brought by the
above Mails, Government has issued the following
Bulletin :
“ FOREIGN OFFICIit, OCT. 7, 1813.

By Dispatches received from Mr. THORNTON,
dated Coswick, 15th September, it appears that the
head-quarters of the Niece ROYAL were removed on
the 11th to Seyda, on the 12th to Coswick, an the
_ •
Elbe, and on the 15th to Zerbst.

" The enemy evacuated Bautzen on the 12th, and
matched by Bischofswerda on Dresden. General
Blucher entered Bautzen on the 12th."

A Heligoland Mail has also arrived ; it brings the
following additional highly-gratifying intelligence
from the Seat of War. The accounts are dated the
3d instant :

" HELIGOLAND, SEPTEMBER 3.

" By accounts horn the opposite coast we learn,
that desertion prevailed to an amazing degree in the
French armies—that the Crown Prince was advanc-
ing, and expected to cross the 20th of September ;
that Ney was concentrating his forces at Dubin;
and that Leipzic had been taken by storm, and the
Duke of Padua killed."

Yesterday Lord MELVILLE held a Levee at hit
Office at the Admiralty, which was attended by the
following Officers :
Adinirah Durham and St iJ. Richardson, Captains Raggeth
Thomas Dundas, Cochrane, Fane, Hogge, and Shepherd.

There is a report that Lord VALENCIA has received
a letter from Abyssinia, assuring him that MuNoo
PARK is still alive, a prisoner in the country of one •f
the Eastern Tribes of Africans. We fear that there is
no good foundarion for this rumour.
Two brothers of Monxitu are now in the service of
the French Government, in civil situations. One of
them is said to be established at Morlaix, a place which
is calculated to skew that his employers confide in
him, and that he is faithful to the trust reposed in him.
This person is married, to the sister of the wife of
Switurr, of the Irish Legion, formerly of Cork ; the
same who shot his friend and brother Officers Co*,
As; in a duel some years since,
London, England, 1813-10-07

•
PARISH OP SAINT JAMEC ITESTMINSTER:
TO BUTCHERS.
ANY BUTCHER willing to supply the Work.
house in Polind•street, and Parish School of Industry in
Wing-street, Golden•square, in the said /lariat; with Meat for
OtTe year, from the 19th day of OrtOber instant, may deliver Pro.
pants in writing; to tfie Godeinors and Directors of the Poor, in
Abe Vestry Roans of this Pari:.h Church, on Friday the 15th day
Ontober instant, at the hour of Twelve at neon precisely.--i
Seth supply to consist of the following Joints and Piecsn of the
best Ox-beef and VietheirMufton—tl4 and thick Plinks, veiny.
pieces, Buttocks and Mouse Ihrttoelti together, the bones to be
taken oat, C!oils, ind Lc.,l of Mutton Pieces, the whole blade-
bdne to be taken tiTit, Middle Ribs and Chucks, the whole bond
to be taken Out of the Chucks, and blade bone to be taken out of
tPli Middle Rib, Brisket, bone to be taken out, Legs, Shoulders,
and Necks of Mutton, Legi aid Shins of Oz-beef at per set,
not tooielgh less thVn 5011 n. the Mutton, Beef, and Shoulders of
Teal for the 60=3"h /isles, and one Shoulder .of Veal every
SOnday for the Sick Poor in the Workhouse, to be weighed in
with the other meat, and Beef Suet at per stone.—to be delivered
free of expense for really money, the Weekly Conatimption at
both houses being, Meat about 239 stone, and Bccf Suet 10 stone.
For farther Particulars, apply at the Clerk's °lice, No. 50,
Poland-street. •
London, England, 1813-03-13

E' TA I E 9 IN ROSS-SHIRE.

Within the Royal EXchange Coffee-house, in Edinburgh, on
Wednesday the 14th of April next, at two in the Afternoon,
rTHE LANDS of DORNIE, BUNDALLOCH,
CAMEUSLUNIE, EASTER and WESTER KEPPOCH,
CARR, and LEAULT, including the thriving Village of DOR-
NIE, which, though' founded only a few years ago, possesses a
copulation of from 400 to 500 Inhabitants.
The Village will be sold with so much Land adjoining to It as
may suit an intending Purchaser, in one Lot, and tile Farms will
he sold either separately, or so many of them together as may be
5. nver.ient to intending Purchasers. •
'I here will alio be sold, in two Loft the FARMS of MOR-
VICH and INCHO RE, with the Half of the Fishing of the
hiver Csoe.
In the event that pending Treaties for a private Sale shall not
be oempkted, there will be also sold the LANDS of GLEN-
SHEAL, comprising the Farms of Rategan and Torlywck,. with
the Grazing of Glenluine, and those parts of the Lund' of Inver-
sheal and Claunie, lying to the South of the Wate. s of Shealand
Llaunie, and the lnn of Shealhouse ; tlso comprising the bands
of Achnap.rt, and those parts of the Lands of Inversheal and
Claunie, lyirg to the North of the Waters of Sheol and Claunie,
with the Half of the Salmon Fishing of the River Shoal and the
Kelp Shore.
The Farm of Ratagan will be sold separately; and the other
Farms of Gletisheal will be sold separately, or so many of them
together as way suit intending Purchasers.
For further particulars apply to Mann. Mackengie and Mo-
jllll-nnyi Writtre to the Signet, in Edinburgh ; Al. sander Mon-
k.% Nit ;, Parilmarsnt-streot, Westminster; or to Lord See-
l.
forth,lo,.! aft Lastle.

, gr.•••••• ••• 1.; • . HAEBLREION, HAN IS.
T 6••
tig gOLD ISY -16kIVA FE CONTRACT,
- A Dii.sighaLE corrAGE.REIIII)ENCE9
11- do:nal:141g pray, has .* nd Diuing-room., three good Bed.
roosts, OrepAng-tosest, Attics, suitable Offices, sthreelliall stable
and Ofiaite,hoese; togethee with a good Garden and Green-house,
and two dilek!scontaiiiing About seven sta•ute Acres.
4 Thatpret?isesare in good repair, and the Furniture, which is
pvl.'l new, inc4;.fie taken at a valuation.
hislooper.y a very destraht? for a Naval OZcer, or for a
Spitorstarin, and ii distant from Loildon 6:i miles, aad from Parts-
an twelve, bus-hoonds and harriers ate kept in sbe
bossratuod, sad it Is a rod shooting country.
kur ,either Via:CW.lla, aid to tfi at tot the purchase, apply to
Mims. Bhaslte ,Le Vane, and :)IE-we, New Liridge-street, Lou •
don tellat boxer, at j-i,auaJoiedus, swat Horsdcau.

, •
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN THE STATE LOT-
ERY, WHICH BEGINS DRAWING THE 6TH OF
MAY NEXT.
•
'TICKETS and Shares are selling by HAZARDS
BURNE, and Co. Stock-btoken, No. 93, Royal-Exchaart
where Na. 1,191, the last Prise of 440,000, and the only one in
that Lottery, Was Sold in Oda Half, Otte Eighth, NA his Six-
teenths.
London, England, 1813-01-21

MARRIED.

At Ramsbury, the Rm. Edward Graves Meyric, M.A. vicar
of Ramsbury and of Fisherton Dellamere, Wilts, to Myra, only
daughter of the late John Howard, Esq. of Chelsea.
The Rev. Thomas Jones, of Natberth, Pembroke.hire, to
Sarah, only daughter of Daniel Price, Esq. of Talley, Carmar-
then:ll4re.

Rev. D. P. Davies, late of Sterling-park, near Carmarthen, to
Miss Harrison, of Duffield, Derbyshire.

DIED.
At Bromyard, Herefordshire, aged 87, the Rev. Hoel Price,
heretofore rector of Evesbach, in that diocese.
Rev. John Durham, vicar of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire.
At Great Wigston, Lsicestershire, the Rev. J. Pigott, for-
merly head-master of the free grammar school in that town,
and vicar of Great Wigston.
Rev. T. Wigbtman, of Wimeswould, Leicestershire.
At Port Royal, Jamaica, on the I tith October lapt, Lieutenint
George Home, Royal Navy, youngest son of the late Vice-Ad-
miral Sir George Home, But.
At Limerick, an the 12th ult. a few hours after his wife was
delivered of her ninth child, Carain James Campbell, younger,
of Craignish, Paymaster of the 7251 Regiment.
_ - -
PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, JA2•IIARY 20.
Ships ar Market Said '
994 Newcastle 475. 3d. tn 575. 041
I Sunderland 1 00s. OS. to 50s. 6d
I Cinders 0 Ws. ed. to oos. od

TO-MORROW.
Sun rises Sun sets, Moon rises,
43 minutes after 7 17 minutes after 4 55 minutes after 10

HIGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE To-moitßow.
Mornbig.— ........ 26 minutes after 5
Afternoon . . ... 45 minutes after 5
London, England, 1813-01-21

DIVIDENDSie be made at CUILDRA.L.
, ANL SO. - Wetenhall and Multi. Crouch, Oxford-street.
litawkap*, at .* Ftb; 22; Augustin Raynor, Grays Thar-
tor*, essaprmannfactiwer, at eleven. Jan. 29. John Jordan, Bush-
lane, Mue-nterchant, at ten. Feb. IS. George,„Gardiner, St. John-
street, ironmonger, at one. Feb. 6.-Edarar4 Wirren and Letinard
Xustin-friara, merchants, at eleven Which 6. Win. Hardy
and Robert Gardiner, Cbeapside, merchants, at U. Feb. 27
Richard Dowding, Wapping Wall, cooper, at eleven. Feb. IS
Samuel Wall, Salisbury, linen-draper., at eleven. Feb. 13. Joseph
Forrener, Savage Garden wine-mershant, at ten. Feb. 13.
I hrophllus Clive and Samuel Ric:ardlon, Tokenhou.e-yard,
mercbants, at eleven. Feb. 2i. Itienard Hushes, Poultry, gal.,
smith, at ten. Feb. 13. Richard Reddish, St. J&nes's-street, wine
merchant, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Feb. 12. Robert Peehell., Hull, woolteu•draper, at eleven, al
the George, Hull. Feb. 12. Wm. Green, Hu% druggist, at 11,
the White Hart, Hull.

CER TIFICATES—February 9.
Samuel Bather, Aldelenrgh, builder.. George Pat ison, Strand,
wise merchant. Thomas Darby, New Sarum, linendraper. Tho-
mu Bo) deli Halley, Frodsham apothecary. Luke Harrison,
Wavertree, joiner. Alex. Hid; and Joseph Sadler, Bow-lane,
warehousemen. William Taylor, City-road; silk-mercer. Law-
rence Williams, Fenchurcb-street, merchant. Richard Cutbill,
Wood-street, Spitaltiehis, silk-manufacturer. Hiram Field, Nor-
thampton-square, jeweller. Charles East Walkden, Great Saint
Helen's, merchant. Benjamin Bennett,Wellington-square. brick-
layer. William Ferriday, Birmingham, dealer. Daniel Fowler,
and Alfred Asiatic, Gracechurcb-street, tnerchae:s.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.
West and Mathews, Sbeern'ess, brewers. Harden and James,
East Brent, vinew.makers. E. and W. Pryce, Shrewsbury.
grocers. Trigg and Consitt, of Hull, mustard-manufacturers.
Wheeley and Llt'lewood, Kiugswinford, plans manucacturers.—
Milder and Newberry, Salekurst, ironmongers. Hillman and
Co. Foster-lane, ironmongers. Martindale and Bragg, Manches-
ter, mercers. Oates'and Co. Leeds, merchants. Hollingsworth
and Winterbottom, Isle of Man, merchants.
London, England, 1813-01-21

;aM
def.
Cale

rti'll
Na

I o Gentlemen engaged in agriculture' pursuits, this Machine
,:ti be found particularly utetul as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle,
taking Vinegar and Hay 'feta, am for extracting the Essence of.
Il Vegetable and Animal Substances, It stay be fitted up for
iitilletion of simple Waters, and other chemical operations.
Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, Lontiott ; and V' il7e•
et, Brig[ol; also by the following. Furnishing Irorenongers:
LONDON : Messrs. Feitham, 105, St. Mactii.:s -lane ; Sum.
crs,los, New Bond-street ; Robert:, May, and Co.66,Oztortl-
I'm; Downer and Sanders, 153, fleet-street; Larl.-ins and
te, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56, Chiswell-itr:tet.— NOR.-
ILK: Messrs. Aggs and Cure, Ironfoundrrs,Norwies.-1-IN•
til-N : Mr. ngtitill4, Louth; Mr. Taylor, firckitigton, near
dor& NORTHUNI BEM AND: Mr. Marshall Mather,
castlt-upon-Tyne.—LANCASTEII : Mr. biolineux, Or-
street ; Ha. all and Ovet ton,Castle-street, Liverpool; Hope,
`rte ct, No. 6, Swan-court, Market-street, Manchester
ikitV M rms. & Weatherhea,l, Dtrbyi—WA R WICK t
Cevtntry.—WOßCES TER: Mr. Brattiky, Wor-
-4r--GLOUCESTER : Mr. Tovey, Gloucester.—HEßE-
-4D: Mr. floniatt, Hereford,—MONMOUTH Mr.. Bird,
,wit"rr.—COßNW ALL . Mr. Broad, sm.:. Penzance.-40,
r-kSET : Mr. Stothert, Bath.—DEVON: Messrs. Kingdon ,
r'r; Heathman, Plymouth; Bendel], Tiverton; Dummett
; Ramsay, Plymouth Dock. DORSET: Messrs.
Shrrlivroe —W S : Mr. II ussell,Marlhorough ; Mr:
:''r,salisbury.—BEßKS : Mr. Brown, Newbury.—liAN.l S.
r: Chubb, Portseal Toomrr, Southampton —WALES: Mr.
I luinas, Newcastle, Cat martiern ; Balard, jun. Cowbridge;
.''+,.'llertltyr..Tydvll, Glamorgan ; Partndge, Cardiff.
,'• K- and Co. brew for Public inspection every Tuesday, In
I street, London; and Winc-screen,

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UPTON and Co. .01LurN and COLOUR MANU-
VAC reatßs, No 41, London Wall, and Kennett Wharf,
most respecttuly recommend the above Oils to the Nobility,
Gentry, anti the Public in general. The Sperm Oil in particu-
lar they can offer for all superior purposes, as they pledge them-
selves .0 sell it genuine, and in proof of which they warrant it to
burn at least ten hours with a brilliant and pure fla.de without
requiring the usual and disapreeable attention, namely, raising
the cotton or rem vi cg the crust from it, which must always be
resorted to during that space of time, when the Oil is not go-
Improperly prepared, or, of an inferior quality.
Uptonsand Co. can, with propriety, assert, that their Sperm
Oil cannot be exceeded iu fineness ot quality at any price how-
ever high, nor do they doubt but their other Oils, for general
purposes, will be fonnd equally deserving of notice, being all par-
ticularly ,fine of their seteral kinds.
0, Orders received at the Warehouse, 41, London • Wall,
only, where Merchants, Ship Owners, Captains, and the Trade
n general, may be supplied with any quantities ot Oils and Cu.
ou. a, dry, or ground. at abs lowest wholesale prices.
London, England, 1813-01-21

1/1811.iscseemetmeses
OLD.
Yesterday, William Nevi
• ed for stealing di silver sp
• tays, and two gold' ear-i
as at work.
The prosecutor having
sisted on scearcliing the pri
alter leaving work, and n(
be found on his person.
pakbowever, the silver
, The stays had beer
prisoner, snd the rest of t
tel for. •
A painter end glazier
excellent character, and v
to the act by misery, he
mother, mother, and se
si hie, from the slackness o
,The Jury returned a vet
Thomas Smith was indi
of sheet-had, from a how
inst. The watchman, i
some noise, which alarme
the house in question, fou
very much intoxicated, a
stssion.—Gtiaty.
Thomas !Vickers, indict
hoards, from a house t
there Ise;ng no other evid
was loitering about the p
turns had been committei
George Jones stood and
pence, the property of E
ling house, in HO'llowa'
comber.-=This was a s
went into the prosecute
two-penny loaf, howeve
pulled from his pocket
and asked if she had an,
he would give her a per
woman said she might h
containing 3s. in copper
stie how many harps he
cot dingiy in her presence
be put down, or appeare
having collected a numt
away. The woman int;
.to know how ostickshe
-predilection of her- new
she acceirdihgly counter
.when, to her great surpr
she had been duped by
eighteen. She immedis
which some neighboure
nmprehended in Harripi
has defence, that he h
Gentleman to purchas
could find.—Guilty.
Two cottagers of tb
wereindicted for stealini
Mr. Charles Newman.
The prosecutor stated
6'. ;quire Woods of abou
were employed by him
. father earned about ie
some straw, and trace
from the bundles, all the
two sheds adjoining the
they kept two pigs e;
found a bundle of gra
were his property, from
he had made and kept f
nature of the straw, the
to save it from the rook:
The following prism
viz. Thomas Shortlift a
ing a quantity of gin an
of Messrs. Hodges and
for stealing a quantity
John Maher ; William
of gold and silver wire,
Lacy, for stealing a bla
in a lodging-room ; D;
quantity of fir timber, tl
rah Ann Drayton, for si
property of William B
stealing a pair of breech
! Riley; Thomas Kenned
i 'lnrifpence, of John Shari
ling ,a piece of rope, va
John Benson, for stealing
of John Bannister.
• Same day the Sessio
. death was passed on—J(
John Spicer, John Butl
.litiasko, for burglaries;
Herne Basham, for tett
-Thomas Brown, for Ilan
--for forgery; John Cham
_ ing.house; Joseph Jeffer
for privately stealing in ;
• house.breaking ; and .M
land, for stealing in a dv
• One was ordered for
years, viz. Eleanor Too
Twenty-four were on
-seven year, viz. Aleran
Richard Palmer,* Harrie
' Benjamin Rogers, Tho
'Solomon, John Charles
Holden, John Cadwell,
Francis Peacock, Joseph
James Smith, Sarah An
Thomas Hick 4, Thoma
W. Price, and John Sot
• Four were ordered to
of Correction at Clerken
Seven for one year,
months, in the .same gar
Eleven to be impriso:
periods.
Twenty-five judgmen
• Nine were fined Is. ar
Three to be privately
and 18 were ditcharged
The Sessions art 'WO
J. Jarvis, a pauper,
tempting to shoot Mr. I
Sr. Bartholomew's, has
turn at the Mansion-H
. trial, under Lord Ellent
London, England, 1813-01-21

COMMERCIAL FINISHING EDUCATION.
VrT TATE, 5, Catemon-street, respectfully begs to
. acquaint his Friends and the Public, that since he quit•
ted his late cir.c( tit in Lit, le Tower-street, he has formed, by the
assistance of several ent.nent mercantile characters, a NSW
SYSTEM t f COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, from the most
ap; towed models of actual business; and, in consequence, he has
en• r,ly relinquished the plans of ins ruction practised by his late
7,-.-tner, and his predecessors, as having been formed so as to
coincide with the methods of trade as it existed above a century
ago—they have been found completely unlit for instructing young
persons hi the m:elem Improved modes of writing, calculations,
and the arrangement of account's. A prospectus-of his present
eqablishment may be had gratis, at the Academy, st, Basing.
hall •street, where the Boarding department is conducted; and
of Mr. Asperne, 32, Cornhill. Young Gentlemen are completed
not only for commercial situatini ~ but also for the army, the
navy, and the public offices.—The Academy is also open Mon-
day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, for the in-
struction of gentlemen engaged in business during the day. The
business is not intemipted by vacation.
London, England, 1813-09-22

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DANTE; Op Till

290 Of AUGUST.
Near 900 houses in this city are standing empty,
the inhabitants of which are either dead, or have left
the city. Horse-flesh is eaten by every body, and is
sold at four groacher per pouts!. Russian tallow is
used to all meat, instead of butter. A schefict of po-
tatoes costs seven dollars, and a pound of butter two
dollars. The garrison is at present about eleven thou-
sand strong, among which ate fourteen Generals
(Generals Franceschi and Galt are dead of their
wounds), 1,600 officers, and 900 cavalry. They are
sufficiently provided with arms and ammunition, but
the want of medicines and salt is severely felt, so that
it is generally believed the fortress cannot hold out
longer than the middle of September. The head-
quarters of the Duke of Wirtemberg, who commands
the siege, is at Jenkau. His force consists of fifty
thousand men, among which are eight thousand Prus.
sians. Besides this, there are laying before Dantzic
eighty•two Russian gun-boats, of threeguns each, four
English ships of war, and, on the 4th instant, arrived
twenty English transport vessels with heavy artillery.
The Russian Admiral Greig, and the English Com-
modore Adam, have engaged to take the Fahrwas.
ser in 48 hours, if the weather be favourable.

CORN-EXCHANGR. MARK-LANE, SEP r.
We have no fresh arrivals *lacy Grain this morning, but the
Market was well supplied with the Wheat left over from last
Monday; the trade extremely dull, the principal boyers keeping
off, until the arrival of the samples of the Grain brought by the
Baltic fleet. 7he few sales that were effected were at a reduc-
tion of es. per quarter fer the fine Wheat, and es. per quarter the
ordinary sort. Barley is In demand, and tl:e price rather lookittg
up. Oats are also bti.k sale, at L•t' Itiouklay's prices. In Pr. •
!trans, and other articles, there is to alteration.

AIiSCONDED FROM HIS PAiaNTS, yes-
terday Morning, between Eight and Niue o'Llook,a NNE
bUY, about twelve years and a hair old ; very striking teaturts
fuU blue eyes, and light hair : had on a greets jacket with white
buttons, eertiuroy trovssers of the sante colours and Nun., b.ack
hat—his shirt-collar turned down. Whoever will bring bins, or
give information where he nay found, to Nu: lit. Oteke-e• Mere
shall receive TEN UIiINEAS LEWARD

fortbeir
gfr If be will return of his own sword, be will tie kindly re-
eeivertl—Seluelliber Ito/1 .

BIRTH.
The 20th instant, the fad, of Thuraas Stssiks, Esq. of
Hill, in the (..!nunty of Berke, of a dangtiter.

Ask WA Ilk:11 A 1 LUNIJUN 11lsitPO O.A.thilkuV•
Moray . ........... Iti .ni—wes &Um. I
Aftwooop ... nt int e‘ af,,r 1

LONpONs Pointed by I.IIIIIL KlitiT. ?eke .ac• . and
ralisbed dne. mid n Nr stir-Othe. '['elDlAt•lta<•
London, England, 1813-09-22

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 20.

General Rey,
.late Commandant of St. Sebastian's
Castle, General Mortt, and several other Trench Of-
ficers, arrived here in the REVOLUTIONNAIILE.
The REVOLUTIONNAIRE frigate has detained and
sent in here the Prussian bark Ackerman, BRAND,
horn Ilourdeauz, with a cargo of wine, &c. bound to
Gottenburgh.—Among the fleet which arrived hers
on Saturday evening from St. Sebastian's, under con-
voy of the RLVOLUTIONNALRE and Faevn, are the'fol.
lowing transports, viz.
The Ilfracombe, Wade; Elizabeth, Herbert; Northumberland.
Clash; Henry, Broedwood; Henderson, Rochester; Abeona,
Malcolm; Volger, Penfold ; Robert and Ann, Dison ; and the
Milbank, Wright.
Arrived the Seven LA roc hired armed lugger, lieut. BP STOCK,
from Spain, with dispatches; and the Eagle. Price; Dove, Foot;
Eliza, ; Hope, Cowling ; Maria, Cocker; and the Nel-
son, SkiUer, from London ; the Plato, Wardell; Fleet Wilkin-
son! Isabella, Wallis; Speedwell, Nelson;, Lydia, Hunter; John
and Ann, Tinmou:h ; Maria, Horseman • and the Swift, West
from Sunderland ; lane, Lanamald; and the Lark, Geier, froth
Waies ; Muter Mason, Overy, from Lyntington ; Hope, Phil-
lips, from Portsmouth ; Prosperity, Amy, from Poole; Dorothy,
Ashton, from Padstow; and the Commute, Miller, from New-
castle.. Wind S.E.
London, England, 1813-09-22

RfCH WHEEL.—NEXT TUESDAY.
TWO ?RAZES of 020,000, and only One Day to
Dtaw. Neat 'rUESDAY, Sept. 28th, the Lottery wilt finish
wing, and the first Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O, will re-
ceive, in additias,the sum of £20,000.
I uz Wllllll. CONTAINS
2 Prizes of - 1120,000
• 2 • . 1,000
• 4 • ... • 500
5 - • - - 2110
10 . .. . • 100 .
And the fell Isropottlen of £l%l, tiS, and £2O Prizes.
Tickets and Shams, warrotted wartime, are selling by
SWIFT and Ca
ko. 11, Povirav, I No. 31, ALDOATZ Max
No. 12, CNAILINOCROSS, STRIICT.

RICH WHEEL •
/11W0 PRIZES of Ar 20,000, and only One . Day.
1 to DraW. Neat TUESDAY, Sept, 28th, the Lottery will
knish Drawing, and the ant Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O
Will receive, iu wilitint, the suns of £20,000. * .
• rue water. CONTAINS
It - Prizes of - sao,ooo
2 s. 1. - - 1,6b0
4 - • - - 500
5 • - - .. 200
10 • - - - 100 •
Ana the full propOttion of £5O, £25, and 20 Prizes.
. Tickets and Shares, svarreated aradreow, are seEing by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co.
CONTRACTORS,
At their Offices, the Corner of Sank Buldingq, ConthW, and
facing the King's Mews, Chning CMS, Who sold and shared, in
the present Lottery, N0..8,471, a Prize of £l,OOO, No. 1,130, a.
Prize of £.500, and No. 4,313, a Prize of Rion.

BANBURY TO OXFORD TURNPIKE BONDS, REGENT'S
CANALS AND HOPE INSURANCE SHARES.
'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCIAON,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, Octabet 1, at Twelve &Clock, at the Mart, London,
in Four Lots,
I"ORTY TURNPIKE BONDS, of Fifty Pounds
each, paying an Interest of £4. Ios. per Cent. secured on
the Road trom near 'finford,in the County of Warwick,through
Nautham to Banbury. and from Addertey through Kidlhigton to
the Mileway, near the City of Oxford ; apd also the Road from
the two.mile tree near Oxford, over Gos.sard Brnige. to Weston
on the Green. the interest is regularly paid. Regent's Canal,
Ten Shales; Hope Fire and Life Inman/Kr, Fifteen.
Patticulars at the New Hotels Birmingham ; Hatchett's Hotel,
Piccadilly; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street,
London.

This day was published, in Iva. price 9s. hoards,
ASKETCH of MODERN and AN riENT
GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of Schools. •
By SAMUEL BU ILER, D.D.
Head Master of the Royal Free Grammar School of Shrewsbury.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Erman, Pa.
ternosser.row.
London, England, 1813-09-22

AMERICAN PRIVATEERS.

The following is this morning entered on Lloyal's
Books:—The. Concord. Economy, Par, and
gence, of London ; Liberty, Betsey, 'and Hope, of
Hull ; Jolly Bachelor,and Experiment, of Aberdeen;
Ruby, Britannia, Prosperous, Burton, LatOna. sad
Friends Adventure, of Shields ; Nottingham, of New-
castle ; Westmorland, of Blyth ; Brothers, of Lan-
caster ; Perseverar.ce,of Yarmouth ; Harford, of Sun-
derland ; and the Thetis, of Lyna (twenty-one in,
in number) are taken by two American Vivateers
near the North Cape, and 'sent into Norway. They
also captured the Brunswick of Dublin, but gave her
up to part of the crew, and she arrived at Peterhead '
on the l'lth instant.
London, England, 1813-09-22

elrificsby fro,
THE PIRINCIPAL OFFICERS eJ Ms mg.
JZSV('a ORDNANCE, i her* gbot *Eike,
That Proposals win be remind at their Olio% in PilkMell,
-011 or Wore Monday, the 4th day of October nom, from sash
•Petesentke toay be willing to undertake the performance of the
RICKLAVERS, MASONS', and PLASTERERS' WORKS,
"Tequired for the titanium Service in the Porn:math DMsloo,
for a period of The Yqrs, dettrininahle after the etpiration of
the lint TWO Tars, upon at Months nod* at the tertian of
'either pant. •
Descriptive Schedules of the Work' that are to be performed,
and the Terms and Conditions of the Coetracts, may be obtained

upon applicatko to MejetZeniral Ftaaaa, Comananding Royal
Engineers at Portsmouth; end also at the Secretufs Otte, In
Pall-Afali aforesaid, any day between the hours of mu and four
o'clock, where the Proposals must be deli►ered sealed up, and
endorsed Proposals for Works at Portsmouth es but no pro.
petal can be admitted after the 'said 4th day of October, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, wither will any Ten-
der be Noticed unless the party making ft or an agent on his
behalf shaft attend. _ _

By Order of the

CREW, &trews.

°MCI OP ORDNANCE, 844. t 5, tats.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
JESTra ORDNANCE, a. &rely Ow N. 14.,

That Proposals WM be received at their OMay In Pan-Man,
on or before Wednesday, the 29th instant, from such persons who
may be willing to undertake the supply of Five Hundred Chat.
drams of COALS, and Two Handled Chaldrons of CALM,
for service of thisZepartment at Gibraltar, there to be delivered
at the expence of the Contractor.

The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's
Main, Eighton Moor, or equal thereto in quality and good-
ness. The Calm also must be equally good of its kind.
fPorther Particulars, together with the Terme and Condit ms
of the Contrast, may be knows upon application at the Secre-
tary 's Office in Pell-Mall aforesaid, atry day between the boon of
tea and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
sealed up, and endorsed 4 Proposals for Coats, lisC.;" abo ex-
pressing the shortest possible period in which the deliveries will
be made.

No Proposal can be adttlitted after the said Mb Instant, at
13 o'Clock at noon of the wean day; neither will any Tender be
noticed unless the Party waking it, or an Agent in his behalf,

shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. N. CREW, Secrttery.
London, England, 1813-09-22

FALMOUTH. SEPTEMBER if.

Sailed the DWARF cutter, with dispatches for Par..
sages. The signal at this station this morning an-
nounces the outward-bound Mediterranean fleet to
be off the Start. Wind S.S.E.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 21.

Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, Captain LIVINCk
with a mail and passengers from Gottenburgh. The
Hon. Mr. KINNAIRD, from the Head-quarters of the
Allied Army, came passenger by her. She sailed on
Wednesday last : left the fleet in Hawks Roads, and
supposes they would sal from thence on Friday last.
Also arrived, the Lord Nelson packet, with a nail
and passengers from Heligoland.
The King George did not sail till this forenoons
and, as the wind is easterly, in all probability she will
be obliged to put back again.
Half past six o'clock.—The Lord Nelson, Capt.
G. DEAss., has this monitnt arrived from Heligo.
land ; it cannot be ascertained by post-time what news
she may bring The King George has put back.
London, England, 1813-01-26

•this day wit% published,
Tr. 4 vols. 12nio. price I us. boards, the Sixth Edition of
THADDEUS of WARSAW. A Novel.—By
Miss PORTER.

" Thaddeus is a work of genius, and has nothing to fear at the
candid bar of taste: he has to receive the precious met.l of sym-
pathy from every reader of unsophisticated sentiment and genu-
ine feeling."—imp. Rev.
" This work has more merit than can be ascribA to the crowd
of productions of this class, and inculcates virtuous and niatnani-
MOILi sentiments."—Nl Rev.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brawn, Pater-
aostet-row ; and at the British Gallery, 64, New Bon .1-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
_._ _ .

1. The Scottish Clads, 5 vols: limo. price Li 15s. boards.
2. Sit' 111 Mp Sidney's Aphorisms, with Remarks, 2 volt itmo.
10s. 6d. boards.—Also may be had, by Miss Anna Maria Porter,
1. Don Sebastian, 4 vols. 12mo. price is. boards.
2. The Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols. 12mo. 15s. bOards.
3. Ballad Romances, &c. 7s. boards.

IN IT.NDED TO FOLLOW THE LONDON PRIMER,
And to accompany MAVOR'S SPIEL LiNc-BooK,
WITIH A CLOCK-PACE and OTHER ENGRAVINGS.
This day was published, price Is. sewed. or is. lid. with a parch-
ment back, and IS to the dozen,
THE PARENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST CA-
TECHISM of the DAWNINGS of JUVENILE KNOW-
LEDGE, gratifying and stimulating the earliest symptoms of
curiosity In young minds, and Lading by the easiest a.si simplest
means to an acquaintance with useful facts to common life, in
Art, and in Nature. Illustrated with a Clock Face, with move-
able hands, by means of which children may be taught the art of
telling the hour; with the points of the compass; with represen-
tations of the earth, and MO& Islands ; with cars of various
corn; a plough, churn, boat, Stc.
fly M. PELHAM,
Author of the London Primer, Ste.
Published fur RICHARD PHILLIPS, by Joux Sours', No. I,
Paternoster-row I and to be bad of all &Wiseacre.
London, England, 1813-01-26

NUMBER 807 9.

VOCAL CONCERT
NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE.
E• SS RS. BARTLEMAN, C. KNYVETT,
J.T.LW.KNYVETT, and GREATOREX, most respectfully
acquaint the Nobility and Gentry (and particularly the Subscribers
of former seasons), that, in obedience to the recomniendation of
many Personages of high rank and distinction, they have UNITED
7 HEIR CONCERTS, and have engaged the First Vocal and In-
slumental Performersin the Kingdom. Many New Composi-
„oils, both of the English and Italian School., will be produced.
The Concerts will commence on FRIDAY, the it6th of Fe-
bruary, and be continued on every succeeding Friday (Passion
and Easter weeks excepted) to the end of the Subscription.
Principal Vocal Performers, Madame CATALAN I (who is
engaged for the Whole season), Mrs. Vaughan, Miss Travis,
Master King, and Mrs. Bianchi Lacy ; Mr. Braham, Messrs. C.
and W. Knyvett, Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Bradbury,
Mr. Goss, Mr. J. Elliott, Mr. Hawes, and Mr. BARTLEMAN.
Leader of the Band (which will be increased, and complete in
every department) Mr. WEICHSEL. Pianoforte, Mr. C. KNY-
VETT. Conductor, and Organ, Mr. OREATOREX.
Among the principal Instrumental Performers are, Messrs.
Lindley, Ashe, Moralt, C. Ashley, Mountain, Holmes, Mahon,
Ling, PetHdes, Sharp,
.Mariottl, Boyce, Smart, Addison, &e.
Trumpets, Messrs. Hyde and Son. Double Drums, Mr. leakiness.
The Chorus, for which the celebrated Female Singers frohni
Lancashire are engaged, will be very numerous and select.
Terms of Subscription FIVE GUINEAS for Nine Concerts.
'rickets transferable, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gen-
dollen ; and, that the Company may assuredly be select, It is a
condition of this Subscription, that any Ticket sent to a shop, or a
dealer, to be disposed of, shall be forfeited for the remainder of
the season.
Subscriptions are received at Mr. BirchaUgs, 133, New Bond-
street, and by the Managers. Tickets will be ready for delivery
in a few days. No more will be issued than :be room can well ac-
commodate.
London, England, 1813-01-26

This day was published, the Sd Edition, in lzmo. with copper-
plate*, price 6s. boards,
ANEW TREATISE on the USE of the
GLOBES; or, a Philosophical View of the Earth and
Heavens ; comprehending an Account of the Figure, Magnitude
and Motion of the Earth ; with the Natural. Changes of is Sur-
face, caused by Floods, Earthquakes, Sic. tegether with the Ele
mentary Principles at IVietecrolopy and Astronomy, the lleory
of the Tirlea, fkc. preceded by an extensive Selection of Astrono-
mical and other Definitions, and iliustrared by a great Variety o:
Problems, Questions for tie Examination of the Student,
.Ste.
ilea ued for the Instruction at Youth._

By 'THOMAS
Private Teat her of Mathematics, Geography, &c.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 13rown, Pater-
noster-row.

Ju►t rublisbt d, by Ute sane Auti•or, a new Edition, of
An introduction to the Theory and Practice of Piane and Sphe-
rical '1 rigonometry, ace. in one vol. 810. price Hie, in board..
London, England, 1813-01-26

Lifift INI*ELLIGENCE

Saturday, being the first day of Hilary Term, the
Judges waited on the Loan CHANCELLon, and al ter-
wards proceeded to open the Courts in the usual man-
! !ler. In the Court of Chancery Sir SAMUEL ROMMLY
moved for :01 immediate answer to a petition in the
case of Latham and Parry. The bankrupts had a
large contract with the East India CoMpany for
goods, part of which it had been stipulated must be
executed on or before the 25th instant, under penalq
of forfeiting the whole profit. His Lordship gtan-
ted the order to-the provisional assignee to deliver
the goods.

COURT OP KING%; BENCH, JANUARY 25.
• VABEAS con Pus. _

Mr. READER applied for a Habeas Corpus to bring
up the body of an impressed seaman, a foreigner, a
native of Oldenburgh. The Learned Counsel.stated,
that the impressed man had been taken prisoner, and
conveyed to France, where he had been obliged to
enter into the French service ; he had, however, esca-
ped in an open boat, and was picked up at sea by one
of our cruizers, and obliged to enter our service.

Lord ELLENBOROUGII conceived this to be some-
thing similar to a man's being a prisoner of war. He
however advised, that an application and statement
of this man's case should be laid before Government,
rather than that the present application should be per-
si sta i n.

FORRESTER V. }TOGO%
TII;S was an application made by Mr. TOPPING.
last Term, for a Rule to shew cause why a new trial
should not be granted, on the grounds of an improper
rejection of evidence as inadmissihie, by which the
.plaintiff obtained a verdict. It wit% an action on a
,volley of insurance, in which the vessel insured was
oat by the perils of the sea. The defendant was one
.ofithose persons who had underwritten the policy, and
the evidence rejected was that of two other under.
'Writers, who had piid their money, but who had had
an intimation, that, in case the defendant should re.
cover, their money should be returned. Both these
Gentlemen were called as witnesses for the defendant,
and, having stated this circumstance, the SolieitOr
General contended they were interested in the defen-

,ilant's obtaining a verdict, and, therefore, were not
competent witnesses. Lord ELLENEOROUGH declared
liimself of the same opinion. and a verdict was in con-
sequence entered for the plaintiff. Against this ver.
diet Mr. TOPPING had made his application, which
was now opposed by the Souction GssattAL sand
Mr. MARLCOTT.

Mr. TOPPING, in support of his Rule, contended,
that the evidence rejected was admissible, inasmuch
,as it did not appear at the trial at what time the
promise of returning their money was made to them
by the plaintiff, whether it was before an action
brought cir after • and whether it was not done by
the plaintiff, for the purpose of rendering them in-
competent witnesses. Upon this ground the Court
granted a new trial.
London, England, 1813-01-26

BY THE AUTHORITY CIF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL
LETTERS PATENT.GRANCED TO EDWARD JUKES
THE AVERRUNCATOR, a new-invented In-
strument for Pruning, ice. &c. &e.

Tks want of an Instrument for Pruning Trees and Shrubs of too
great a height to be reached from the ground, and too -teak to
sustain the weight of a ladder, has been long felt. The Aver-
runcator will be found completely to supply that want. With it,
all supea damns branches may be cut from a treeinf any height
with the greatest nicety, without the aid of a ladder, and that too
with a facility and neatness scarcely credible. It wall effectually
destroy all those bags of insects which are so destructive to trees,
and will be found not on:y the most useful, but the most amusing
instrument for Pruning, ever yet offered to the Public. It may
be used in a horizontal as well as perpendicular direction, and is
not only calculated for the use of Nurserymen and Gardeners,
but is equally adapted for the use of Gentlemen, or even Ladies,
who may without inconvenience, carry it in their walks round
their grounds, and remove dead and unsightly branches ; and by
affixing a small basket, it is admirably adapted for gathering
grapes or other fruit banging beyond the common reach, or in
Hot-houses or Green-houses, where the introduction of a ladder
wall be entirely superseded by the Averruncator.
This Instrument has the approval of some of the most eminent
Nurserymen and Gardeners in the neighbourhood of the Metro-
polls, and is pronounced by them a most admirable Invention ;
by the use of which, they Will be able to avoid the various clumsy,
tedious, and ineffectual expedients to which they have hitherto
bees compelled to have recourse in the necessary and importent
duty of Pruning.
To be bad at the Manufactory, No. 11, Brydges.stroet, Covent.
Garden ; and; by appointment, at Mr. William Newton's, Um.
bras-maker. No. t6l, Strand ; at Messrs. Moore and Starkey's,
Jewellers and Hardwaremen, 75. Cheapside; and Thornhill and
Motley, Manufacturing Cutlers, 114 (late 187), blew Bond-
MOW.
London, England, 1813-01-26

troops item 65the 114 e Ws iii snit %MO,—s
near Hodio and Ascepntr its tint OF Which ati Aid-,
de-Camp df. General Dulrtieb keti.'weebtled tr. the
aim. We hatre taken fitim them **tine 'canines,
baggage, and a few men I fire filth:is laden with car-1
tridges, arid in all 11 tattles and...three hank! I can-
not as yet giVe your Excellency any detill Of the
situation of the country, but io far is I have been
able to see, that part of; t width hal been occupied
by the brigands is horribly 'eAtaUsted, and the cows-
try is "mite. Those wtetches haie 'Mowed a system
of devastation, which is without etatnple—a system
evidently dictated to them by the Englitt. I receive
nothing but complaints and lamentations, and unfor-
tunately they are too well founded: The English
had caused row:bcrats CO be built at Colihdres, but
which they could. net 'get finished, Ad on leaving
that place, they bid them in the inlets, trhere the seal
flows up into the River of Aron, at i small distance
troth Santona. I shall send to look for them to-
mon'ow.-I have, ttc. (Si stied) CAIPARZLa."
-
THE EVE

ING STAR.
London, England, 1813-01-26

To THE ARMY.

WANTS a Situation as MESSMAN, a married
man, without incumbrance; has been accustomed to Ca-
valry, Infantry. &c. these ten years past. Can be well recom-
remded from regiments be has served.
Letters (post-paid) directed to M. L. at Ns. 11, North-street,
City-road, will meet with immediate attention.