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in a feau-days will be published la English, price 6s. 6‘ hoards,
Volume the First of
CLASSICAL ItES,EARCHES, containing a
SPECIMEN of a COMMENTARY' critical, explanatory, no-
ral and pelitical, epee the Giamonv of 'Faux-us ; Reinarks,
critical, and explanatory, upon the Htyroxrrus, and the Pao-
st ft ev s, with Strictures upon the Editions of the Rev. Pao, as-
s() a MONK, and the Rev. J.C. Btou xi to); an Application of
the Doctrine 6( the Association of Ideas to the Illustration of the
Classical Writers; Observationsupon the Byssus, the Bombycina,
and the Serica, as well as the Oriental Ethiopia, and the Ind!
Culorati of the Ancients, the supposed Origin of the Nile among
tae Seres, &c. acc.; interspersed with much Biblleal Crlticitm.
By E. H. BARKER, Est!. Trinity College, Cambridge.
London: Sold by W. H. Lunn, Soho.square; Deighton, Cam-
bridge; Cooke and Parker, Oxford; and Constable and Co.
Edinburgh.
Where also may be had,
A CHART OF TEN NUMERALS IN TWO HUNDRED
TONGUES, (dedicated to the Bible Society) by the Rev R.
PATRICK, Vicar of Scukoates, HulL Price Ss. sewed.

MRS. BELLINGHAM.
This day was-published, price One Shilling,
AN APPEAL to the GENEROSITY' of the
BRITISH NATION, in a Statement of Facts on behalf
of the afflicted WIDOW and undlending OFFSPRING of the
late unfortunate Mr. BELLINGHAM.

By GEORGE CHALMERS, Esq.
London: Pubfibbed by M. Jones, No. S; Newgate street; and
sold by all Booksellers In Townind Country.

MR. PERCEVAL.
This day was published, price Cs. in boards,
'THE LIFE and ADMINISTRATION of the
Right Honour«Me SPENCER PERCEVAL, accompanied
with an accurate Likeness (the only one ever taken); intruding
various Particulars relative, to the delicate Investigation, a Detail
of his Assassination, the final Overthrow of his Colleagues in
Office, :aid its probable consequences to the Country at large.
BY CHARLES VERULAM WILLIAMS.

London : Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.
Of whom may be bad, price 2s. 6d.
1. A Full and Authentic Report of the Trial of John Belling.
ham, for the Murder of Mr. Perceval; accompanied with a
faithful Narrative of every circumstance relative to it, and the
Debates on the same in both Houses of Parliament : with Ar-
gument of Counsel.on both sides, and Bellingham's own Defcrce
at lergth ; together with an Account of his Execution. Taken
in Short-hand by Thomas liodgson.
2. Memoirs of the Public Lice of John Horne Took; Esq.
12tno. price ss. boards.
London, England, 1812-05-16

to the Prince

Highness w tld order the Comm—ons to take it into
count2e.ration.—[The prisoner read the petition ; it_
st as not materially different .froll* the lamer orie.]—.
1 received an ar.swer from Mr. Secreury., Ryder,. .
dated Whitthall, March 9, in which 1 was in.
formed, that his Royal Highness had not beets pleas.
t.d• to signify any eommanos respecting my peritunt.
gu,h,-Gentlemen, continued to be my iotim •
c ndition. My prayers Hera rejected whenever of.
rcred. I saw myself reduced to utter min. 1 was
involved in debt, without any possible mt.ant of ex.
tt icatioin I was sinking under the pressi,:te of w.ccu.
mulated miseries--miseries brought on not by my
own indiscretion, but by the injustice of outer'.. 'lite
Attorney-General has told you, and ht has tali pion
truly, that till this period my n.,
n were without a blemish : till this as oq, t.ts e.
*arable- transaction, which no num, 1 eon solemnly
assure you, laments mote deeply ;ban 1 do-- itit lilif
fatal moment my life was without reproacii— [fiery.
the Prisoner lurst into t‘are.]—liut, Gender:on, I,l:tce
yourselves in my situation:—your wities, y
ren, reduced to poverty—calling woo you
which you cannot give—ti-look,tig up to you tor a,sis•
tance which you mast deny! Gentlemen. svh ,t utuid
your feelings be, thus goaded on ! KIM( would yoor
alternative be ? Thu. deluded by his Majesty's Mi.
nis:era,_ referred bite:wards and to wards, b.,4,ird
about from one to an 7.ther, obviott:iy tot the vrpoae I
of evasion, could it be expected I should nut tees a ,rte
degree of ?
"I menttoit these things as soine •jitatifica ion f
the crime laid to my citaige; it is a duty winch I
owe myself to do so; anti i shall continue, then fits"
to state the facts as they vc.:urred. I. toiling se) sell •
the dupe of the Ministers, and not likely to obt.ii,
any redress through their hands, I resolved .o stilt
justice into my own. 1 did so. I. gave riotn.e at
Bow-street against his Majesty's Minis eas, tot not
doing me justice. I wrote a letter to Air. acad. Le
Magistrate, in which I stated that the stool ti as,,ce
had been shut against ma ; and i addvd, ,f thi4s rid-
i.sonable request of justice be refused, '1 snail be,
obliged to do justieelur myself, in which case l sit ..1
be prepared to argue the matter before his Majtst 's
London, England, 1812-05-16

SOUTH WALES.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUC noN,
At the Angel Inn, at Cardiff, in the ensuing Month of June, of
• which notice will be given,
qEVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD FARMS
•-1 antIESTATES in the Parishes of St. Andrew Wonvoe,Rocli,
and L den, in the County of Glamorgan ; and in the Parishes
of Romney, St. Mellon., Michael, Stonyfedw, Mars-Meld? and
Coedkernw, in the County of Monmouth; together with a
Houie•now occupied as two tenements, in the town of Newport,
in she said County of Monmouth.
l he Estates, which comprise about Bso Acres, are now let to
very respectable tenant., at low rents, and being generally in a
very fertile part of the country, are capable of great improve-
ment, and well worth the attention of Gentleness of large
fortune, Speculators in Estates, and Agriculturists, as they will
be divided into small. Lots, and there are several good situations
for building on, commanding fine views of the Bristol Channel,
4nd the surrounding country, within six miles of the seaport
towns of Cardiff and Newport, and in the ditct road from Bris-
tol to Swansea and Millordhaven.
Printed Particulars will shortly I.e ready for delivery, by Mr.
John Miles, of Aberthin, rear Cowl.rhige ; Mr. Davies, land
Surveyor, of Bricaboweil; and Mews. CJII and Ketneh, of J On-
, street, lit:dtord row, London, Scibeitors: and the respective 'fe-
nants will *hew the premises.
London, England, 1812-05-16

AMERICA.

The ship Georgiana, Captain CIIAMBIMLAII4, has
arrived at Liverpool, from America, bringing intel-
ligence from that country down •to the llth of April.
The letters and papers from New York, received by
this vessel are to the Bth of April, and those from
Boston to ;he 9th. The Georgians sailed from Sa-
lem, a port near Boston, on the 1011% April. The
intelligence from America is now highly important,
and, notwithstanding every appearance .to the con-
trary, it is of a pacific nature.—Thnfollowing letter
from a Gentleman of great respectability at I.ivtr.
pool, contains the substance of some Communications
from America, the authenticity of which may be
relied on :
• " LIVERPOOL, MAY 14.

6, A vessel from Salem, near Boston, which place
she left on the 10th April states the result of the elec-
tion in Massachustetts to be. decided by Federals;
that the increased majority from 192 towns is more
than 4,000 ; that the House of Representatives oil
Massachusiets would be Federal. •Nevf . Hampshire
has a Federal government. Henry's business, whicb
WAS intended as an electioneering trick by the Demo-
crats, has recoiled upon themselves, and will be the
means of operating insfivouCof Federalism. The
many arrivals at this port of .4inericanvessels front
all parts 9f he United States, prove how little they
fear a war between the two countries. Wheat this
rssel came away the news of the Embargo had
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SALt -BY AUCTION.

RICHMOND, SURREY: •
•Flegant Family Mansion, Beautiful Pleasure Grounds Id the
River; Cottages. Gardens, and Lash!.
By Mr, ROBINS, •
At Gewsway's, ♦ t •Thursday, June tS, ar Twthre,
THE truly beat:tilt:l and much admired FAMILY,
Ji• MANSION, with Offices of all desctiptiont, the residence
of the late MAI1471:10 TOWNSIILND, deceased. The Mammas§
is seata on a Commandi•'g liostnepce, nearly the summit of
RICO M ONO kit t t., screened from tin road .1-4 a Wail and lofty
Plantation, and surrounded by Pli•asurs Grounds and Shruhhe-
ries, in great beast.), and perfettion. Tetrate and Gravel Walks,
laid.out with infinite taste, and planted with the choicer Forest
Trees and valuable shrubs, Hot-hcate and Greta-Amuse, rich
Lawn., sloping to the West tow:nate the River, and eminent-
eating with the hewer road, and Cottage., the whole Copyhold
of the Queen',: Manor.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Lawn op.
posite, with extensive frontage to the River, shady AValks and
Pleasure-grounds, ornamented with rich Forest-Trees, Ever-
greens, &c.; a very elegant Pavilion, finished in the Itahao style,
anU enelos•ztl ; an open Pavilion, &c. catuthanding views of the
beautiful scenery and the- windings of the River ; the whole in
the most compkte order, and a Residtnee fit fat i Family of the
Fitt Distinction; aluitsing is a compact Leas hold
Dwelilug-
house, fronting the lower road ; at a short distance a cartel Kit.
then Garden, with Gardeners* House; and two Meadows, held
on Lease.

To be liewed, AA ith Ticktts only; Partkolars on tJe Premises;
at the Castle, T.lbor, and Star, Richmond; of Messrs
White, and Ai nge, Solicitors, tr t, trawl; at G irraway'?l
and of Mr. Itoblns, Warwict-stmt, Golden-square, where
Pickets for viewing may be had, and a '..11,r) of the Estate seen.
London, England, 1812-07-24

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

We have this day to announce the safe arrival ht
the Downs of both the East and West India home-
ward-bound Fleets ; the former, consisting of 14 sail,
have arrived under convoy of his Majesty's ship
PHAETON ; and the latter, consisting of 60 sail, have
arrived under convoy of his Majesty's ship THALIA.
The ship BARING, TEMPLER, arrived in Benga
9th January la.a.
The ROYAL CHARLOTTE, NEPTUNE, A RNISTOW, and
COUTTS, outward-bound, were off Trinidad on the
17th February last.
The THAMES, outward-bound, having sprung her
bowsprit, put into the Cape of Good Hope the Bth
May last, but was expec'ed to get it repaired and to
sail for Bencoolen on the 10th of the same mouth.
The COLDSTREAM outward-bound arrived at St.
Helena 3d June last.

The LARKINS, also outward•bound, arrived at St.
Helena on the 19th May last—she left the ships for.
Madras, Bengal, and Bombay, which sailed with her
from England, in lat. 9.40 N. and long. 19.14 W.
on the 10th of the month preceding—all well.
The PROVIDENCZ (Botany Bay ship), from China,
arrived at the Cape of Good Hope the 24th April last,
London, England, 1812-07-24

This day was published,
In eve. price 12s. demy, and 18s. royal, boards, embellished with
an elegant lingraving of Sir Clouslesley Shovel, from the origi-
nal in the Hampton-Court Collection, the Second Volume (to
be completed in eight) of
CAMPBELL'S LIVES of the ADMIRALS,
and other eminent BRITISH SEAMEN, &c. by Dr.
BERK.F.NHOUT. Revised and cohtined to the present time,
By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq.
London : Printed for C. 1. Barrington, 344, Strand, and to be
had of every other Bookseller in Town and Country.
Of whom also the Pint Volume may likewise be procured.
• • The Third Volume will he published the end of August,
and from the very considerable forwardness the remainder of tke
work is in, the Publisher has the satisfaction of-observing to the
numerous mibscribers, the whole will be completed much earlier
than was originally expected.

of SALES EY AUCTION. SI
_XS ...... .
SURREY.—FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligible for BUILDIIIIO FOR SA
7... between Streatham- Tooting, and Mitcham. On Wednes
Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Farm-House,
'ester- fo
and Buildings, and nearly Two Hundred Acres of Land, seven TILE
About
Miles from London —By Mr. ROBINS,
ii° of At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Wed- 1
neiday, Jut, 29, at Twelve, part in Lots for Building,
thetary. The C
Taste, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land •.• ;
boot ,41-1. Tax Redeenied: comprising TAhtWORTH HOUSE, a
ir. Ailiiirldde Residence for a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all,
--4,, Osseelptions, Chscirbouses, Stables, Lawns; Ph:aware Groiloor, el Order of
srds, bind Meow Land, in all nearly Twectireehin Acm, beauti-
.ight , fully ornamented with fine-grown limber. A neat Farm-house, On IffiundaY,
some with Barns, Stables, and various Out-buildings, and upwards of at she Cum
One Hundred and ffixtrione Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Forenoons
'
'ater- Arable Laud, boomied by a stream of water, and by the roads , 9 'FIE FC
from Tooting and Streatham to Mitcham, divided into Lots; ! -a- seised a
very desirable sites for erecting villas and buildings; the principal I
pries pet is fine commanding healthy situations and only seven miles 14b0 Sheets P
from London. at
4,T0 be vleered by applying at Tansworth House, where Pkrti.l 4 6lb
• eulars may be had; at the Wbeembeaf, Upper Tooting; Mr. nobs. Leaf
Obarrinvon, lisharn4dll; Greyhound, Carshalton; IMO Heads i- as
....•-- Epsom; Cock, Sutton; King's Arms, andgreybound, Ctoydon ;; Also i
King's Head, Mitcham ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, I I Meet ;4 1
Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Lots may And 36 S
VID be seen.
i . ... .. .
London, England, 1812-07-24

On the Ist of August will be published,
In One Vol. eve. price Fourteen bliillinss, boards,
MMOIRS of the late Rev. THEOPHILUS
LINDSEY, M.A. including a brief Analysis of Mr. Lind-
sets Worts; together with Anecdotes and Letters of eminent
Pawns, the Friends and Correspondents of Mr. Lindsey. Also
a general View of the Progress of the Unitarian Doctrine in
England and America.
By THOMAS BELSHAM,
Minister tif the Chapel in Esse:l:rect.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
there may be had, all the Works of Mr. Lindsey and Mr.
ilehham.
London, England, 1812-07-23

OPPICE OP ORDNANCE, tray lt, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS Md.
TEEM ORDNANCE, do hereby give sake,

That Proposals will be rev teed at their bike, in Pall-Mall,
un or before Wednesday, the 29th inst. from such persons as
nay be willing to uudermite the supply of FOREIGN TIMBER
'and DEALS, fur service of this Department, for a period of
one year.

Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be knowit, upon application at the Secre-
tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the .hone
of ten and four e'clock' where the Proposals must also be deli-
vered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timber
and Deals but no. Proposal can be adndtted after the said 29th
instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of .tbe same day, nefther will
any Tender be nodcsd unless the party making it or an agent
in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CRSU', Sec.
London, England, 1812-07-23

PRINCE lIIIP4RIYB ISLAND.

CHARLOTTE MA' 11111 i..
This promises to be a great year in the. lumber
business here, as eighteen square rigged vessels have
;already arrived, though the following only are en-
tered, viz. the Margaret, Favourite, Tribal), John,
Aid, John, Rollie, Amitie, Britannia, Jane, Adven-
ture, Six Sisters, and Union.—/The Captains of the
,others are daily expected, which, with three which
ventured here, constitute a large fleet. We. had not
half the number this time least year. Our garrison
will be again for some time under the command
-of a Serjeant, as Captain Shaw sets off this day to
lialifax, to be tried by a General Court Martial, on
sharges exhibited agaiust him by Lieuteuaut.Goesi-.
Apr Dubsrues.
London, England, 1812-07-23

CADIZ MAIL.

INTERCEPTED LETTER& .
TO THY MalisHAL DUKE OF DaLIitATIA•
MADRID, MAT 28.
%atm MAXIMAL—The King has this moment
-received a letter from the Marshal Duke of Ragusa,
dated the 26th, in which he announces, in a positive.
. wanner, that Lord Wellington is on the North of the
Taps with his whole army, except the division of
General Hill, and considers it as certain, that within
ejght days the English army will' bean sight. Two
divisions have already passed the Douro, proceeding
toward, Zamora, in order to support the army of Gat-
which is preparing to match forwards—( Here
farm lameftgura, which are supposed ito be eytilieit.)--
111 e King is the more inclined to believe that the
Marilial Duke of Ragusa is rightly Informed, that
the division of General Hill, which made the expe-
dition to the bridge of Almarez, will not be supported
by other troops— (co her.) It is very important that
t~iis'General should correspond—(typher.)—l request
lon to be assured of my high consideration,
(Signed) JoURDAN,
"'1 be Manual of the Empire, sad Major-
General of his Catholic Majesty."
TIM M JOUTH TO TEM SANE MARSHAL.
MADRID, MAT 2s.
a SRWOR MARSHAL—T have written to you in du- I
plicate. with the date of the 26th, to inform you that
I am without any accounts float you. The last
courier- frim Andalusia was . intercepted, and his
escort taken, between Parla and Cesare. I have al-
ways iwritten to you —leolite).—After the letter
which I received trbm the Marshal Duke of Ragusa„',
slated the 516th of this month, in which he states that;
..--(emkee).—Consider,l3uke, the deCisive cense-. 1
gnaws, which another attack may have. Have the
goodness. Senor Duke, to repeat the most distinct
and positive orders -- (colter.)—lteinforce
(eypier), which the circonistances in which you find
I'ourself - may permit. It is especially proper tog
sten the ezeNtian syoall spved....-YOU may be
*is used I iXIL.IH jour-hg&tionate, « Joageu."..
London, England, 1812-07-23

OFFICE THF. CO MMWIONERS FOS& *I. RE ISSUE OF
CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS UNDER THE AC I*
OF THE 51ST GEO. 111. CAP. 15
South Sea House, July ttl, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for the ISSUE of
EXCHEQUER BIILS do hereby give Notice, that by an
Act paced to this Session of Parliament, they are authoriied to
give furthe► time fur repayment of the sums remaining unpaid
of the Loans granted by th••m upoa such securities as ale re-
quired by the ”aid Act, and they have appointed William Holden,
Esq. their Secretary, to receive all applica.ions in writing, which
may be made for the extension of tunes for repayment of any
such Loan. Every application for this purpose must be made
torthuith.

SEA BA 111ING--MARINE VILLA AND LAND.
To be LET for the Summer Motrhs, by the Year, or to be SOLD,
ASINGULARLY Elegant and Comniodions
MARINE VILLA, most delightfully situate on the Hamp-
shit e Coast, cowl .tely furnislivd, and adapted in all poiuts of
view to the reception of a gamily of Disdnetitin.
An Elevation m sy be seen, and Panictiars had of Mr. Shee,
Land Agent, No. 41, Sou.bampton-row, Rusu-11-squAre.
TRENT AND MERSEY CANAL SHARES, ELIGULLS

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FOR PERMANENT INVESTMENT.
'l'4,beSOld)byMr.SCOTl.,
TWO SHARES in the GRAND TRUNK NA-
vtGATtcot. dividing £4,5 per Share clear per annatu ;
Leeds and Live-pool, thriding .Cs clear; Abo Shares in the
Grand Juliet ttttt , Union, Dudley, Chthncr, Wilts and 13erks, and
Kennet and Avon Carats.—Aploly to Mr. Scott, 28, New Br.dge-
strtct, London.

WELLINGI ON's CAMPAIGNS.

14 I2EVEQUE has the honour to irform the
-11-. Subscribers and the Public in general, that the First
Part of the Engravings of me ACbIIIiVEMENTS of the AL-
LILD ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an-
nounced, is reaey for delivery. Subscribers are rcquestc.l to
send for them, or to leave their address at Mr..L'Eveque's, t I,
Soho-square; or at Mehra. Colnaghi and Co.'s, 24, Cud: vur-
strett ; ss here alma may belted the first two Numblas of the Por-
tuguese Costume:, and the View of the great Aqu-duct of 1.6-
bon, and of the Convent of Batallia, &vaned by Iklr. Ll:Art:gut
and engraved by Mr. Comte.
London, England, 1812-07-23

lORDNANCE-OFFICE, .fr 12; ISIS.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JEST?". ORDNANCE, do herd" Ow Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 27th instant, from such Personae, may
I be willing to undertake the Supply of UPIIOI.STE4Y Awn-
, CLES fot Service of this Department, for a period of thfee years,
I determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either
Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekt epees Office, in the Tower ; and further parti-
culars, together with the Terms se i Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secrete, y's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any
day, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposals
must be deliveivd, sealed up, aneendorsed, " Proposals for-Up-
' hoLtery Articles ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the
said 27th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day;
neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it
or au agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretarg.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jay i s, 1812.
THE PRINCIP.II, OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTrir ORDNANCE, d. &rag girt Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 27th inst. from such Persons as may
be willing to undo take the supply of BRASS WORK for
SMALL ARMS, fo- service of this Department, at BIRMING-
HAM, and in LONDON, for a period of One Year.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the Iti.pecror
of Smell Arms, Birmingham ; and further Particulars, together
with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known
at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four e'Clock,where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Brass
Work ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 27th
instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither
will any Tender be noticed unLas the Party making it, or an
Agent in his be Calf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-05-11

'N6 STAR.

LONDON.

~•••••.=..1.,......•

MONDAY, MAY 11.
PRIM OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al ONE IN'CLOWis
• S per Ct. Cons. for money 6e4-4—.1D0. for ace. soil
$ per Ct. Reduced 594 f —4 per Cent. Tel
5 per Ct. 9044—Scrip pre.—Lone Anne. 15 5-18th.
Each. Bids 1 db. H. pr.—Do. (841) ss. pr.—Bonds par Is. pr.
FLEET OFF FLUSHING.
Letters of the 30th ult. from our Fleet off Flush-
ineg, zhention, that 44 the French fleet consists of 15
sail of the line (three of them 3-deckers) all strongly
manned, and the British of ten sail, all of them
seventy-fours ; that the two fleets were only a few
miles distant from eachtther ; that the enemy seemed
determined to come out, and were expected to un-
moor every moment ; and that the British signal was
flying to prepare for battle !"

The numerical superiority of the enemy is great
but we entertain no apprehensions for the result of
the action, should the enemy venture.on the contest.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

Our Letters of Saturday from Plymouth, received
this morning, mention, as a report generally credited,
that the Commander in Chief at Plymouth had re-
ceived instructions from the Admiralty to release all
American vessels captured since the 12th of Mirch.
—We cannot but suspect that this rumour is altoge•
ther groundless: were there any fotuidation for it,
the circumstance would tertainly have been noticed
officially in the Gazette of Saturday night.

A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, brought to
Falmouth, in 10 days, by the Duke of Kent packet.
A report had reached Lisbon that BALLAsTrnos had
fallen upon Sou Lt's rear, and made 1000 prisoners.
This report can scarcely be correct, however, as our
Readers will see from .our Gibraltar letters of thi,
morning, that B.►LLASTEROS is actively employed in
quite a different direction.

By the Duke of Kent, the intelligence is confirmed
of the great scarcity of provisions experienced by the
French armies in Spain, and their consequent retro-
grade movements towards France.
The Baron D'EttotEs was lately attacked in Roda
by a French corps, consistifig of 3000 Men,-whom he
repulsed, leaving 900 in killed and wounded behind
them. The Baron? force consisted only of 10(X).
London, England, 1812-05-11

SIEGE OF TARIFA!
This day was published, illustrated with a Map, price 4s.
ANECDOTES of BRITISH and SPANISH
HEROISM displayed at TARIFA, during its I.*-Te me-
morable mot by 14,0(0 French sroops, under Manisa! Victor,
and its glorious defence by detachments of the 47th, 147th, and
95th Regiments.—By an OFFICER of the GARRISON.
This Pamphlet forms a counterpart to the narrative of the fa-
mous siege of Saragossa, having this feature of additional interest,
that the defence and the overthrow of the enemy were chiefly
effected by British valour.
Printed for -Ricu.sap Puma's, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be
had of all Booksellers. ,
London, England, 1812-05-11

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thing repaired and well stored;
; remainsin advane wittking Soul
L'ck heavy, and Bontonby's, of Lii
'dein them, Sir S..Cottou and
yalry arogope Bontia.
BANKS OF THE GUADIANA, .
On the.2oth Drouet had his Head-q,._
j ; GAZilll with five- thousand men. Lis marched
for Seville, and-Soult, with his Staff, for Cordoba.
Conde de Penne Villemur on the .20th arrived
at Caballeros with the troops under his command,
and it is natural to suppose would to-day arrive at
Badajoz.

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fot :erns dars.arterwarlds I have been '
of my eyesight ; all sthich time the
Ir. Peake, my Senior Lieutenant, 'pee-
ihility from. being of any detriment to
service.
in crossing the Gulph of Fiume, lost
_ main-masts ; hitt by the eXertioes of
Lieutenants Whyte and Coffin, who had charge of
her, she was brought safe into the Port of Lissi,
under jury masts.
I feel particularly indebted to Captain Andrew, of
the Weazle, for his exertions during the action, and
also for the assistance he gave tothe Rivoli afterwards.
I have sent enc;osed a copy of his letter, report-
ing to me his conduct, and that of his officers and
crew, during the night of the action. He particu-
larly mentions his Senior Lieutenant, whom he
strongly recommends tothe notice of the Comman-
der in Chief.
The numbers of wounded, and the severity of the
wounds, has caused Mr. Baird, the Surgeon, end
Mr. O'Meara, the only Assistant on board, very
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Gib.

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by which the enemy's troops embarked in the
les were won driven out.
The boats of-the squadron, as had been
arranged, were then immediately sent in, under
command of my First Lieutenant, Saunders,
most gallantly boarded her, and though for -
siderable time exposed to a galling fire of
shells from the battery, and a collectiqu of fiel:
she was got afloat, and brought oat in safety
finer o'clock, during which time the sloops used
utmost endeavours to cover the boats, and
much as possible. further annoyance from
I Jeri greatly invjebted to Captains Braimer,
and Six W. Parker, their officers and men, t
larly those employed in the boats. lam happy
add an acknowledgment of the merits filmy
ficers and crew, particularly of my First Lieutausai.
Thos. Saunders, and the volunteers acting under F
in the boats, who gallantly undertook the -
when the advantageous situation of the enemy,
to expect a much more sanguinary result.
The loss of the enemy it has been impossiLk
I -

General H_illl4ll in the action, fi
i1t.47.
s. d. nearly
fight' _
ns by Mr
the !e* I;c4o,;:avlktied my inabi
•• " • • •-• lie Majesty's se
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A, APRIL '111: eßeiv
aonldi,
eati-quarters in Ove-
her

the Apt
previously
under the
nders, who
for a con.
of shot and
fieldikee,
ditty about
I used their
prevent, as
the enemy.
user, Welk
particu-
ra haPPY to
Lmy Own of. I
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the service
any led se
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Ist, this de.
Arms good
C 413 co;
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my orders,
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to
London, England, 1812-05-11

irliactionomtef eel,- of the enemy's men only 1001eyi
taped, and' the General commanding was killed ; and
in the beginning of March, M. Mamis surprised and
took prisoners, at Canamas, 150. French cavalry with
their horses."

A Notice was this morning affixed to one of the
pillars of the Royal Exchange, signed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and dated Treasury Chambers,
May 8, and addressed to the Chairman and Deputy
Chairman of the East India Company, informing
them that Government would permit the exportation
of Tea to Fiance for six months in vessels properly
licensed, on condition that a bond for double the value
of the tea be given, that the tea so exported is really
' landed In Fi-ince.
London, England, 1812-08-04

TO THE SPORTING WORLD,

NvSMITH, New Lisle street, Leicester-square,
• deeply impresied with gratitude to his numerous Friends,
for the very liberal support and patronage they have honoured
him with, respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, he has
obtained his Majesty's Patent for an improvement on the prin-
•ciple of the GUN LOCK, which is calculated to remove the
,Ittost serious inconvenience, under which it now labours; the in-
flammation eg the priming by this improvement is reduced to a
iwertainty, in half the time usually taken by another lock. W. S.
anxiously requests every Sportsman who can make it convenient,
swill do him the favour to examine the merits of it, as it is the
opiniots of those Gentlemen who have seen it,that by the invention
cif this Lock, the gun has arrived at an unrivalled pitch of excel-
'knee in point of quickness. W,S, begs leave to caution Gentle-
, erten from purchasing Guns at Sale Shops Lamed Smith, London,
P, as they are not of his make, but got up for the purpose of de-
- teiving the unwary, there being no other maker of the name in
London, who keeps a public shop, that he has ever heard of.

LORD V/BLLINGTON's CAMPAIGNS.
r• L'EVEQUE has the honour to inform the
NW-. Subscribers and the Public in general, that the First
Tart of the Engravings of the ACHIEVEMENTS of the AL-
LIED ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an-
iwdnced, is ready for delivery, Subscribers are requested to
Bend for them, or to leave their address at Mr. L'Eveque's, 11,
Sobo-square • or at Messrs. Colnaghi and Co.'s, 23, Cockspur-
street ; whet:e‘ilso may be had the first two Numbers of the Por-
tuguese Costumes, aad the View of thesgreat Aqueduct of Us-
boa, and of the Convent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Eveque
and engraved by Mr. Comte.
London, England, 1812-08-04

SALES BY AUCTION.
WORMSHILL, KENT.
Convict FREEHOLD ESTAI E, Farm House, Earn, Garden,
• and Out-buildings, and upward"; of nirty-threeAcres of Mea-
dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Unit, near Maidstone, Har-
i rietshier.l, Lanham, and Si!tingbour na.—By Mr. ROBIN
At Garraviay's' on Thursday, August tr 7, at IS, in On • Lot,
A VERY desirable FREEHOLb ESTATE,
comprising a very compact Farm, si•uate in the Parish of
and contiguous to the Viaage of Worrus',ill, near Harrietsheim
and Maidstone, commanding one of the finest views in the
county of Kent; contisting of a good Farmhouse, Barn, Stable,
and Out-buildings, excellent Garden, well supplied with water,
and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Paiture,Arab'e, and beau-
tiful Wood Land, containing upwards of 3, Acres, in possession
of and on lease to Mr. John Eccles, a respectable tenant.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particular
may be had; at the King's Heads, Sutton Valence, and Staple-
hurst ; Saracen's Head, Ashford ; Swan, Charing ; Dc& and Bear.
Lanham ; Stat, Maidstone; Fountain, Canterbury ; Crown, Ro•
chaster ; Rose, Sittingbourne ; Granby's Head, Dartforg ; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where a Plan of the Fstate may be seen.
London, England, 1812-08-04

6

PROPOSED WILTSHIRE AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
(Meeting postponed from the 14th to the 19th August, 1812.)
AT a MEETING of the GENTLEMEN, whose
names are hereunto subscribed, at the Town Hall, in
*wises. in the County of Wilts, on Friday, the 24th July, 1 An,
THOMAS GRIMS'I ON ESTCOURT, Esq. in the Chair,
'llsg following Roolteions (amongst others) were entered into :
That the Object and Constitution of the British and Foreign
able Society, have the cordial approbation of this Meeting.
That the Meeting being well persuaded that the designs of the
shove Society arc eminently pure and universal independent of
all consiaera. ions of Sector Party, and calculated to advance the
true interest and happiness of mankind, do hereby request the
, Notice of the Inhabitants of the County of Wilts, to an ehjec
70t
I.lixeizip n
at
ihs Country
to
i extend so
any to F
sogat advantages
bands,andages
and bl
beg iengso e theto
! Invite all those who may be friendly tothe cause, to meet at the
. Town Hall, in Devizes, on Friday, the 14th day of August next,
at Twelve o'Cloch, at Noon, fur the purpose of considering the
prop riet y of form,ng an auxiliary Bible Society for the County of
tasand adopting such measures as shall appear most advises.
lbble in the judgment of this Meeting, to promote the same.
Thos. Gnm. Estcourt Robert Sloper
WO. Locke Richard Knight
'Woe. Ant. Methuen Thomas Tanner
Joseph Townsend Wm. Powell
Charles Mayor ' Robert Fowler
. T. Bpig•is Edward Phillips ,
Wm. Fenton Joseph Smith
r. W. W. Salmon Thomas Ettcourt
John Tyke
Thomas Tyke
Robert Meylen, jun.
Charles Tylee William Hughes
John Awdry
I John Whale
• IK. Peck.
The SeCretaries of the British and Foreign Bible Society hay-
log • signified their apprehension that it will not be in their power
to attend the Meeting proposed to be held on the 14th August,
that Meeting winnow be held at the Town Hall In Devizes. on
'Wednesday the 19th August, 1812, at twelve o'clock at noon,
tad not on the 14th, as advertised), when it Is hoped that those
will be able to give their assistance.
London, England, 1812-08-04

Thursday aftefiloen Mt anteing., thlntfet was ash
milted in a house in the Bendy Bazar. Four Hi&
dons, under the pretence of having coin to disposenE
decoyed into the house lkfalchund Cassindass andC
mettah, Nana Purharam. who bad with bias a mai.
derable sum of money. Some circumstance] Itann,
excited suspicious that all was not right, the 404
which was secured by a padlock, was broken epes.
sod wn the floor of an. inner apartment the bogs
were found, with small ropes drawn round their
necks, and a large wound in the belly of each. fro%
which the entrails were hanging. The murderer*.
who escaped with their plunder, -have not 'it beli
appreheaciain
London, England, 1812-08-04

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DEFEAT' OF MARMONI BY LORD
WELLINGTON.

the EXPERIMENT cutter has arrived at Falmouth
from Corunna, with intelligence of a most brilliant
victory obtained by the Allied British, Spanish,
and Portuguese armies, under the Earl of WEL.
LINGTnN, over the French under MAItIIONT, in the
vicinity of Tordesillas. The dispatches, containing the
accounts of this brilliant victory, were brought by ex-
press from General CASTANOS to the Governor of
Corunna, and by him publisheJ in an Extraordinary
Gazette at that place, cn thz. 27th ultimo. as follows :
SUPPLEMENT TO THE COURIER OP TUMMY, JULY 28,
1812, ailiklygD AT HALF-PAST MOM P. MI. OR THE
FEM.:DINO taY.

The Geiieral, Chief of the Staff of the sth and 6th
by letter of this day, communicates to me
the following agreeable intelligences
g, The Captain General in Chief has just reseived
the agreeable news, that on the ‘22.a inst. the ene-
my's army, under Marshal MARMONT, was com-
pletely defeated in the neighbourhood of Salamanca
by the Allied Army under the command of the
Marshal General Duke of CI DAD RODRIGO, with
Which is united the third division of the sth Spanish.
" The enemy has lost several eagles, nearly all
his artillery, and a considerable quantity of arms,
baggage. and ammunition. His loss in killed and
wounded is from ten to twelve thousand men, of
whom about four thousand are taken, including
General BONNET, who is wounded.

, " The enemy was retreating by Alba de Tormes,
and the victorious army was in pursuit.
" I communicate it to you for your satisfaction,
and that of the troops, that you may immediately
announce the intelligence to the public in an Extra-1
ordinary Gazette. " PEDRO DUVALOS."
Corunna, 117th July, half-past 7, t

An Officer arrived at the Admiralty this afternoon
with the Corunna newspaper which contained the
above intelligence.
All the towns in Spain were illuminated in conse-
quence of the report of the victory, and the ExPEal-
DIENT was instantly dispatched for this country with
the intelligence. •

A-14VJG JNTELLIGENCL

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST s.

Arrived the REINDEER, IS guns, after a long ab-
sence, from the West Indies; INTELLIUZDT, 14 guns;
RESOLUTE, 14 guns, from Cork; SPECULATOR, PEN-
OELLY, from Exeter; and the WASP (new brig), 1$
guns, from Topsham ; the PELICAN, of like force,
to follow immediately. Came into Hamoaxe, to re-
fit, the MucPomEux, 3$ guns, and SPECULATOR lug-
ger. Sailed the ARDENT, 64 guns, with troops on
board, for Barbadoes ; and the Rosa (tender), for
Greenock.

Ten transports came in this morning, from Us-
bon, with French prisoners, after a passage of 25
days : the remainder of the fleet, under convoy of
his Majesty's ship WANDERSR, are passed up Chan•
nel, for Portsmouth.—Among the transports arrived
here are the Tigre, Progress, Antelope, and Simpson.
London, England, 1812-08-04

DR. REES'S NEW aCLOPADIA.

This day was published, in 4to. Part 42d,wttli ao additional Part
of Engravings, price 40s. Boards.
r
-1-''HE NEW CYCLOPJEDIA; or, UNIVER-
SAL DICTIONARY OF ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITE-
RATURE. Formed upon a more eqlarged Pkn of Arrange-
ment than the Dictionary of Mr. Chambers, comprehending the
various Articles of that work, with Additions and Improvements,
together with the new subjects of Biography, Geography, and
I History; and adapted to the present State of Literature and
IScience.—By ABRAHAM RE:iS, D. D. F. R. S. Editor. of the
last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Dictionary, with the Assistance
of eminent professional Gentlemen.
! Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patet-
noster-Row; F. C. and J. Rivington ; A. Stialian; T. Payne;
I J. Stockdale; Sca•clerd and Letterman; J. Cuthell; Clarke and
Sons; Lackington, Allen, and Cu; J. and A. Arch; Cadell and
Davies; S. liagster; J. Mawtnan; rk, Parry, and Co.; J.
i Harding; R. Sciwity; J. Booth; J. Booker; Suttaby and Co.;
R. Baldwin; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Johnson and Co.;
IWilson And Son, York ; Brodie, Dowding, and Lulford,Salisbury,

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Of whommay be had,
Parts 1 to 41, price itos. each in Boards, either periodically or
together. A few Copies are printed off on Royal Paper, with
proof Impressions of the Plates, price 365. each Part.
Pan 43 will be published on the 26th of August.
London, England, 1812-08-04

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST s.

Arrived his Majesty's ship SERAPIS, with dispatches
from the Mediterranean, and is put under quaran-
tine. Sailed this morning from Yarmouth Roads,
with a fine breeze at N. E. all the outward-bound,
for Spaia, Portugal, Gibraltar, and the Mediterra-
nean, consisting of upwards of 60 sail, under convoy
of his Majesty's ships PIQUE, BUZZARD, and Ton.
tots& The John Palmer, and Caroline, for India,
sailed in company. Arrived the Surrey, SMITH,
from the River, for the Cape.—Wind W. N. W.

DEAL., AUGUST S.
His Majesty's ship CASTILIAN has detained and
sent into the Downs the American brig Mary and
Jane, FASSETT, master, from London, bound to Bos-
tor. Arrived his Majesty's ship INDEFATIGABLI4
from Portsmouth, to join the squadron off Flushing.
Sailed the NYMPU cutter, with one vessel to the
V,stward.—Wind E.
CORK, JULY 29.

The LEONIDAS frigate, 36 guns, Capt.
is expected to sail to-day from Cove for LoughswiUy,
where she is to be stationed for some months; his
Majesty's ship JoLot:se, Capt. Mokius, sails to-dor
on a two month% cruise; his Majesty's ship Slimy',
Capt. Urrox, may he expected on Sunslay or Mon-
day next, the term of tier cruise being then out.

Extract of a Letter from Captain Iliumett, of his
Majesty's ship PIiCERE, dated August 2, 1812, ad-
dressed to J. W. CROKER, Esq. and transznitted. at
Lloyd's :
I inclose a list of vessels which sailed with me from Quebec,
and those which have since taken instructions, sic of winch only,
with every possible cxertion on my part to keep them together,
remained in company. From unfavourable winds 1 was tent able
to leave Quebec until the 14th day of June, and from the ice
breaking up late, there were only eleven vessels ready to sail
with me; I think it but justice to the underwriters to state, as
my opinion, that vessels in the•iitt of convoy have taken tannic-
lions for the sole purpose of receiving part of their Insurance and
with positive determination to proceed•without protection. The
Birkley, Christopher, F.sk, and others, were very inattentive to
my signals, and I think certainly kft me by design."
London, England, 1812-08-04

1 his day was published, in Svo. price 10s. 6i, boards,
AN ABSTRACT of the several ACTS of PAR-
LIAMENT, relating to the Collection and Application of
COUNTY RATES ; including the Acts for providing Relief for
the Families of Militiamen, with the adjudged Cases and Obser-
vations thereon ; and a I.ist of all the Treasurers of Counties,
Diyisions, Cities, and Boroughs in Fngland and Wales.
London : Prin:ed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for J. But-
terworth, Fleet-street.

In a few Days will be published,
Handsomely printed in Three Volumes, Octavo.
QHIPWRECKS and DISASTERS at SEA; ,nr
LI HISTORICAL NARRATIVES of the MOST NOTED
CALAMITIES AND PROVIDENTIAL DELIVERANCES
which have resulted from MARITIME ENTERPRISE, with a
Sketch of various Expedients for preserving the Lives of
Mariners..
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon.
don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1812-08-04

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1.07# a 1151:71tT.
This day svas published, Bvo. priett 'll4
AN ESSAY TENDING to SHEW the IMP°.
LICY of the LAW of USURY.
By ANDREW GREEN, LL.B.
Muted for C Cradoek and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row.

In the Press, and speedily will be published,
AREPORT of the JUDGMENT delivered in
the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY by Sir WILLIAM
-SCOTT, in the Case of the SNIPE and other AMERICAN
YESSEIS captured prior to the 20th May, 1812.
By THOMAS EDWARDS, LL. D. Advocate.
London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Pleet-street.
London, England, 1812-08-04

LONDON-.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4.
PRICE OF S I OCKS THIS DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK.
vert't. Red. 56i—Cons. 5611-I—tor
I.cr Ct.751;--5 per Ct. tsltti—Bank Stock
la its 95. dis.—Long Arm.
LAI). Std.) Zs. sr. tlls.—Do. (Sid.) 4s. 5..

The Anbolt Mail of yesterday, in addition to the
inttlligence which we then communicated, has
/Atli& three Bulletins of the Russian Armies,
bringing down their operations to the .sth of July.
These are plain uavarnithed statements, such as a
regimental Adjutant is in thehabit of drawing up for
Ferusal of his superiors, but they enable ds to draw
fhe most favourable inferences respecting the conduct
et the Russian Generals. 'r1:01 objects of the French,
irehle the Russians entrenched themselves behind
the l)wina, seems to have been to bring on a general
action, but they were foiled in every attempt, and
the Russians turned upon their pursuers with a fury
•hick uniformly checked their advanc*, and threw
them hack upon their main body in disorder. LI
the skirmishes, which were incessant and severe, the'
French have suffered considerably in their cavalry,
besides losing a great number of officers of rank.
The private letters from St. Petersbrorgh by the
above Mail enable us in some measure to make up
*or the scantiness of the Bulletilah Vic mixt Rus-,
London, England, 1812-11-19

SEAT OF WAR.
THE MILITARY CHROrIICIA for NoVEK
BER, which was psbilshed this day, contains as follows :-.
I. Au Account of the Road from Moscow, through Twer and
Novugrod, to Petersburgh, and of all the Towns and Villages ea
that Road, being the prebaut Scene of Military Operation. r. An
Account of Moscow in 15(19. S. An Account of all the Roads
which branch off from Moscow towards Toula and Katouga. 1.
Brief Memoin of all the Russian-Cenerak. 5. A Journal of the
Current Campaign in PortugaL ft. An Account of the Tops.-
vaphy, Roads, and beautiful Scenery of Andalusia.
Published by J. Davis, Esse:♦treet, Strand.
London, England, 1812-08-03

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j OM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Conrt at Carlton-House, the 31st of July,
IBlf.', Present, his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT in Council.
It is this day I rdered, by his Royal Highness the
Pr;nee Repent, in the name and on the behalf of his
Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's
Privy Ci noel], that no ships or vessels belonging to
any of his Majesty's selbjects be permitted to enter
and clear nut for any of the ports within the texri-
tories of the United States of America, until fur-
ther ord-r : And his Royal Highness is further
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, and by and with the advice atoresaiii, to order,
that a general embargo or stop be made of all ships
and vessels whatsoever, belonging to the citizens of
the United States of Atnerica, now within, or which
shall tereattcr come into any of the ports, harbours,
or reads, within any part of his Majesty's dominions,
together with all persons and effects on board all
such ships and vessels ; and that the Commanders
of his Majesty's ships of war and privateers do de-
tain and bring into port all ships and vessels belong-
ing to the citizens of the United States of America,
or bear'ng the flag of the said United States, except
such as may he furni-hed with British licences,which
vessels are allowed to proceed according to the tenor
of the said licences ; but that the utmost care be
taken fbr the preservation of all and every part of
the cargoes on board any of the said ships or vessels,
so that no damage or embezzlement whatever be
sustained ; and the Commanders of his Majesty's
ships of war and privateers are hereby instructed to
detain and bring into port every such ship and vessel
acc. rdingly, except such as are above excepted : 1
And the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners
1 of his Majesty's Treasury, the Lords Commissioners
1 of the Admiralty, and Lord Warden of the Cinque
Ports, are to give the necessary directions herein as
to them may respectively appertain.
London, England, 1812-08-03

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN./

THE greatest blemish to) beauty is superfluous bairi
on the face, neck, and arms, HUBERT'S ROSEATE
POWDER immediately ?moves thtm; is nn elegant article,'
primly innocent and pleasant to use, price 45. or two to one
Keel, S.
Sold by the Proprietor, No. SS, Russell-street, Covent-Garden;
Overton, 51, Bor.d-street ; Demmott. 3, Cheapside; Etavisons,
Mini • Baxter, Edinburgh; Gregory, Brighton; Binstead, Bog-
us; Searborough ; Pallister, Margate ; Marriott, Bath;
Sprange, Tunbridge Wells; and by all Perfumers and Venders.
London, England, 1812-08-03

EN pursuance of a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Rouen against Runnington, the
Creditors of CHARLES STURT, bte of Critchil House and of
Brown-ra Castle, ?et the County of Dorset, Faq (Whodied on or
about the t Ith of May, inn), are to come in and prove their
Debts be OCI: WILLIAM Atexatiota, Esq. one of the Masters
..f the MIN Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings,
C4anerrv-tine. London, or in default thereof they will be es-
claded the benefit of the said Decree.

G. and R. W. CLARKSON, Plahairs Solicitors.
Esses-strect, strand, July 14, 1812.

MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1812.

OaDNAXCI-OFF ICE, J 421, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.

JES7T's ORDNANCE, is herd), Ow NON,
That Proposals will be received at their Office la Pall-Mall,
en or before Wednesday, the sth of August next, from such Per-
sons as may be wiling to undertake the Supply of I.EATIIER
PANTALOONS for Setvlce of the Cavalry Corps of the
Royal Artillery, for a period of three years, determinable at the
expiration of the first year, upon a three months notice, at the
option of either Party.

Patteras of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the'
respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Wool-
wich; and further particulars, together with the Terms tn i Con-
ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Segretatyls'Office in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and fotti
o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed sip, and
endorsed, " Proposals for Leather Pantaloons ;" but nn proposal
can be admitted after the said sth August, .at twelve o'clock at
noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed un-
less the party making it, or an agent In his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Senda►y.