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London, England, 1811-09-30

being nearly worn out, are ordered to England.
ships at Port Mahon were, the Milford, Admiral Free.
mantle ; -Kent, Captain Rogers. refittint ; Repulse,
Captain Mowbry, ordered for the fleet en transports r
and the Tuscan brig, Captain Jones, which arrived
with a convoy from Gibraltar. A large valuable
American ship, Wen with coffee, indigo, cotton, ice.
prize to the Undaunted, had been sent to Port Ma-
hon, for breaking blockade. Mr. John Hay. late ries-
penter of the Rodney, is appointed Acting Builder at
the Dockyard at Mahon. Captain Allen, of the
Franchise, is appointed to the Rodney ; Lieutenant.
Holman, of the Caledonia, to the Franchise ; Capt.
Nouree to the Thames. Lieutenant H. Asliworibt
of the Centaur, died lately at Port Mahon, from the
wound he received in bringing of the distressed in•
habitants of Tarragona to our ships. The fleet el
Toulon consisted of the Caledonia, Hibernia, Ville of
Paris, Royal Sovereign, York, Repulse. Courplarte.
Wax, Bombay, A chilTe, Ceuiaur, Leviathan, Rodney.
Magnificent, and Sultan. The fleet. a short time
since, got under weigh to go out of Hieres Bay, but
the wind falling light, they got under the batteries of
Poquerole, when the Master of the Temeraire, Mr.
Duncan, lost a leg, and three seamen were severely
wounded. It is understood to be Sir Edward l'el-
lew's, intention to keep up a strict blockade off Tou-
lon the whole winter, as the fleet can anchor very ccn-
veniently in the Bay formed by Hieres Islands. The
fleet is at present very badly supplied with fresh pre-
visions, owing to the island of Minorca being so lull
of inhabitantrand refugees from the ruins of Tarra-
gona ; no sheep or calves are allowed to be exported.
and our ships get nothing but a little Barbary beef.
The Cumberland left Gibraltar on the ith inst. a
vessel had arrived there which reported that the Xing
of Sardinia was apprehensive of an attack from Corsica.
London, England, 1811-12-27

His MAJESTY is better in bodily health, and eats
his rne.ils pretty regularly.

Wednesday, 'Mr. Yorme had an audience of the
PRINCE itIIWIT at Carlton-House for about an hour.
Yesterday the Duke of You,: and Count MUNSTER
• transacted business with the PRINCE REGENT.
We are assured ►open very respectable authority,
that it is the determined intention of Mr. CatcesT•r
. and Mr. Jon ROUND, to offer themselves at the next
general election as Joint-candidates for the Represen-
tation of the Borough of Ipswich.
, Monday the election of a representative for Shrews-
• bury, in the room of the late Sir T. -Togas, took
when the Hon. H. G. BENNETT was elected

without oppnsitic.3.
.• Government, it is said, are about purchasing the
mansion of JOHN MAY, Esq. of Deal, for the future
I,sesidence of the port Admiral at that place.
. It is reported that at a very late conference held
between their Royal Highnesses the Pitmen RR:TNT
and the Duke of YORK, it was concluded upon, that
the officers in his Majesty's navy, army, and militia,
should, as soon as legislative measures to that effect
-can be taken, after the meeting of Parliament, be
• exempted from the future payment of the Income
London, England, 1811-03-01

FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By HENRY CLARK, at the White Lion Inn, Stratford-upon-
Avon, in the county of Warwick, on Thursday, Muck 7, be-
tween the hours of four and six, subject to such conditions of
sale as shall be then and there produed,
Lor I. ALL that very improvable FREEHOLD
RSTAI'E, called Lower Goidicote, situate in the
parish of Aldenninster, in the county of Wokester, within three
miles of Stratford-upon-Avon, adjoining the turnpike•road lead-
ing from that place to Banbury, containing 218 A. 2R.18P. Rttle
more or less, of ineksed arable, meadow, plantation, and coppice
laud, free of great tithes, lying within a ring fetter, well watered,
and property subdivided with good fences; together with the ma-
nor, or reputed manor, of Goldicote, extending over Upper and
Lower Goldicote; and also, together with the Mansion Houle,
which is built of stone and stated, and contains five good lodging
rooms, dressing-rooms, water-closet, and servants apartments—
a well proportioned dining-parlour, sad an excellent drawing-
room, fitted up with marble chimney-pieces, study, honaekeeper's
room, Wakes pantry, servants' ball, a large kitchen, washhouse,
brewbouse, and very good arched vaults and scalars, a laundry,
dairy, servants' apartments, ice. eke. A court yard, with a
double coach-house, stabling for eleven horses, harness-room, and
apartments over the same; a farm-yard, with a barn, stabling for
12 horses, and other convenient farm-buildings; a game-keeper's
lodge, and garden. The situation of the House is pleasant, and
within an easy distance of most of the celebrated fox-coven in
Lord Midd.eton's hunt. An evbitasso ssion may be bad,
11. All that FREEHOLD EITATR called Upper Geidicote,
ad-
joining the precedirg Lot, situate in the parish of Alderminster
aforesaid, comprising an excellent Farm-House, two Barns, Sta-
bling, Sheds, three Cottages, and 332 A. Ik. 24P. (little more or
leas) of enclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, free of
great tythes, lying within a ring fence, and subdivided with good
hawthorn fences, in the occupation of Mr. John Lovatt. The
Land-tax charged upon the preceding Lana has been redeemed.
111. All that Messuage and Land, called Park Lays, situate ID
the parish of Aklerminster aforesaid, containing 29 Acres (little
more or less) of inclosed Land, lying within a ring fence, and
subdivided with good fences; separated from Lots I anti 2 by
the turnpike-road leading from Stratford-upon-Avon to Banbury.
An early possession of this Lot may be had.
The Estates may be viewed by applying to the Bailiff at Goidi-
cote House; and Maps and Particulars had of Henry Clark,
Land-Surveyor, Shipston-upon-Stower.
London, England, 1811-12-20

HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY— FIRE, LIFE, AND
ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS—OFFICE
LUDOATE-UILI., LONDON.
PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Policies
expire et CllktelleAll, are respectfully I:donned. that
Receipts fog the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery
at the Office, and ti th the respective Agents of the Company
throughout the United Kingdotn.
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.
N. B. Policies et Insurance, Which expire at the above period,
abouhl be renewed wit* Fifteen Days thereaftee.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
• SOUTHAMPTON-8T R EET,
TIOVIITZCS.
Nis Grace the Duke Of RUTLAND, IC. 0.
The Most Noble tie Marquis of BUCKINGRATS, IC. 0.
The tight Hon. the Esrl of NoaTusstr rots.
The Right Hon. the Esrl of litlCßlxonAstsurar..
The Right Hon. the Earl of Urrea °smuts% •
/Art 114 PRAM", EN. M.P. •
SCII.OPZ 13111AIAID MAMA ND, Esq. M. P.
And Sixty Directors.
Eirenaghvg Director—J. T. I3A a see, Esq. F. A.S.
Accepts for dm renewal Of Policies which terminate at Ciars-r-
-ma s art now in count of delivery.
pERSONS who are Insured with thus Association
1- become Members. Such reams as arise are divided
EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective
contributions, and without the risk of loss, as an ample surplus
Capital has been provided to meet any exam of loss that
may occur.
Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, who are like.
wise Agents to the Provi‘lenee Life Office, founded on similar
principle..
- so .
London, England, 1811-12-20

• BREACH...OF PAROLE OF HONOUR.
7 .
TRANSPORT-OFFICE; DIM. 18, 1111.
WHER AS the French ()Ricers, Prisoners of War,
*Med and deseribedut the foot hereof, have absconded
fifth as wider, in violation. 0f their Parole of Honour; the r
Comxiissior.ers for .couducting his IttLijest y's Transport Service, ti
see. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEA' , for the a
Iterupture. of eaeh of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons ;
sylso shall apprehend theta, and &liver them et this Office. or
i otherwise cause them to be securely *lodged in any of the public I
G 4015. And a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on
Conviction of any British Subjectaiding in their eicape.
Front Lkhfield, oo the 13th instant,
Gme. Pascal Gascoline, Commander of a French brig, aged r,
feet 5 inches it gh, tuiddle.size, oval visage, dark complexion, I,
black hair, black eyes.
From Northampton, on the 15th instant,
I. P. Feline, Colonel, and Member of ate Lsgion of Honour,
aged 39, 3 fuer. 11 Finchea. high, very nowt, oval, visage, fresh
and fair complexion, brawn hair, hazle eyes, speaks English well,
supposed to have on a blue coat, and has much the appearance of
an Englishman.

This day was published,
tn S Vols. past item price Li. 16s. boards, the Fourth. Edition, of
SPECIMENS OF THE EARLY ENGLISH
-110Eri, to which is prefixed an !Odor:cal Sketch of the Ribe
and Progruss of the Poe,ry and Lanzuage.
By GEOIViE ELLIS, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
row ; ar.d at the brltith Gallery, 5%, New Bond-strew.
Of whom may be had, aim> jnst pulgslieti. by the stuns Author,
t'.e Second Edi iuu of,
Fpeclmens of Early Eielish Metrical Romances, in S vols. post
tivo. price SI. l Is_ td. boards.
London, England, 1811-12-20

THE ARMY.

Depchments of the 9th, 11th, and 14th, Light
Dragoons, of the 11th Infantry, and several other
corps, have arrived at Plymouth, embark for fo-
reign service. The 11th Infantry are destined for
Gibraltar—the others are to join their respective re-
giments in the Peninsula.
The Royal South Gloucester and sir other militia
regiments, quartered in the Plymouth District, are
I under orders for Ireland.

This morning a party of the 75th Regiment, under
the command of Captain Twitunt, for the Depot at
Edinburgh Castle, sailed from Millet's Wharf, on
board the Prompt, Captain DAVIDLOS, for Leith.
The following melancholy circumstance is mentio.
ned in one of the last letters from the Britisit army in
Portugal :—A Lieutenant of the 13th dragoons, go-
ing with a flag of truce from Campo Mayor to Bada-
jos, and escorting a French Officer, fell in with a
party of Guerillas, and was shot by them, before he
could approach near enough to make them under.
I stand he was a British Officer.