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Star.
London, England, 1811-11-20

THE ARMY.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the COMILTANDER in I
CHIEF held a public Levee, at his Office in the Horse
Guards, and gave audiences to a number of Military '
Officers ; among whom were,
The Duke del Infantado, the Spanish Ambassador, and the two
Aides-de-Camp of General Ballasteros. •
Lieutenant-General Lord Forbes, on his return from Sicily.
Lieutenant General Drummond, on his return from Canada.
Major-General Kemp, on his promotion.
Earl Westmorland, Lord Browohnw, Lord Bruce.
Major-General A. Campbell, General Penning on, Major Ge-
neral M'Leod, Major-General lieslop.
The 71st Regiment, from Deal, passed through
Dover on Monday and yestetday, for Braborne Lees,
where they are to be brigaded with two other light
infantry regiments.
Monday morning the first division of the King's.
County Militia marched from Plymouth for Maid-
stone : the remainder were to follow as this day.
MESSINA, SEPTEMBER 4.
On Monday, his Excellency Lieutenant-General
Maitland arrived here from Palermo, whither he had
gone to have a conference with his Excellency Lord
W. Beutinck. He has issued the following

NAPA INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOU PH, NOVIMUER %7.
Sailed the Elizabeth packet fur Li bon. The Dis-
patch packet will sail to-morrow for Cad:z, and will
call off Lisbon, and land another mail. The lioaton,
for Gibraltar, will ssil on Wednesday. •

TORBAY, NOVEMBER IR.
- Sailed his Majesty's ship DRYAD for Plymuth.—
Remain his Majesty's ship Bank and a tran.p3rt, for
Ireland.

LYMINGTON, NOVEMBER 19.
Several transports and merchantmen are dropping
down to Cowes. The outward•bound, so lung de-
tained,are just preparing to get under weigh with .1
fine breeze at N. E.
PLYNIOU ru, NOVEMBER. ts.
Arrived the AI.PHEA schooner from Portsmouth.
Came up harbour to repair and refit, the FOUTUNIIII
and Ro rA frigates.—Wind N.W.—Moderate.
PORTSMOU I H, NOVEMBER Hr.

Arrived his Majesty's ships ADOUKIR, Ortxc, and
14.cotmus with a few sail of the outward-bound from
the Downs-340 sail were in company, so that a
large fleet is hourly expected. The wind shifted to-
day at noon to W.N.W.
YARN/Mt? ri NOVEMBER t 9.

Passed by the FLY sloop of war fom the North-
ward. Sailed the CASTILIAN on a cruize, old the
Osruer for Heligoland.
CHA I EAM, NOVEMBER 17.

The GRAMPUS, GiurriN, and ATTACK WET:" put
out of Dock on Friday ; Commodore Cnnouß\E Wll
hoist his ilstg on board- the GRAMPUS and picce:d to
Buenos Ayres, to take the commind on that sta i..n ;
he is now here giving directions for flung the shi;i.
The F&,ouAlu bailed irom hence to Long Re.:ch on
Friday, as did the WARRIOR to-day. The RAVEN ar-
iived here yesterday ; the MONARCH and NYMPZIEK
are expected here every tide. Mr. Wii.stor,
swain, cf Sheerness Yard, is appointed to the s .we
situation in Chatham Yard, in the room i)f. Mr. Fut..
mar, decease.f. Two additional Cle: ks are to be ..p.
pointed to the Office of the Master-measurer here.
GALLANT NAVAL ACTION.
London, England, 1811-08-05

!RISS CATHOLIC.t.

The Dublin Papers bring intelligence, that the
Cat ailic Committee and the Irish Government are
avail at variance, in consequence of the measures
t.•ken for the electiiin of Delegates to prepare and
manage a P,Aition to Parliament to he presented in
the enssing Session. Mr. Poi.E, the Irish Secretary,
is understood to have had an official interview with
the Earl of FINGAL, for the purpose of dissuading his
Llrdship front co-operating with the Catholic Corn.
ttee ; but that interviefv having failed to produce
tie desired effect, the following Proclamation was
is.ued from the Castle:
London, England, 1811-08-05

ELEGY.

ST • sVIALT!RO •lllCtt IN CANTONMENTS AT

PORTUGAL.

To these dark wretched and unfurnisk'd Cells,
Where many a moping Isalf-starv'd Hero dwells,
And ever-musing Melancholy reigns,
What mean those tumults in an Ensign's veins?
Whence come those twitching. that invade repose .
Ts it roast Beef, or Shadows, cross my nose,
Which eager snuffing up the tainted air.
Fancies it feasts on culinary fare ?
Vain Shadows, hence! nor dare to sport with ont
So sad, so comfortless, so woe-begone!
Whose clam rout bowels cease to know good cheer :
Hunger in front, starvation in the rear.
Night's sable mantle now wraps Nature up,
Now Bucks to dinner go ; now Cite to sup;
Deep-lost in sleep around my comrades anore ;
alone waking, my hard fate deplore-
Groan to the " Night's dull ear,", my lonely grief,
And sigh for England and her fat roast-beef.

Oh, plenteous England! Comfort's dwelling-place!
Blest be thy well-fed, glossy, John Bull face !*
Blest be the land of Aldermanic paunches;
Of ties soup-turtle, glorious ven'son haunches !
Inoculated by mad martial ardor,
Why did I ever quit thy well-stor'd larder?
Why, fir'd with Scarlet-fever, in ill time
Come here to fight and starve in this curid dime?
Iu vibions now, I only feasts prepare;
And waking feed, like Poets, on thin air.
My days lag tardily, on leaden wings;
And night no comfort—no refreshment brings.
For tbo' oppress'd with toil I seek for ease,
•• Nature's restorer" flies from Scoundrel Fleas:
Who, even more num'rous than Areadla's flocks,
Bite from my night-cap to my very socks;
Anti swarm all o'er, and thick infix their sMarts,
As gest on Gulliver pour'd pigmy darts,
When fast by Lilliputian fetters bound,
lie fum'd, and swore, and belluw'd on the ground.
Now, while o'er all around " uncurtain'd 'lce?"
Frevails, and I alone my vigils keep,
Let me, like Philomel, pour forth my sorrow,
The sad detail that fresh awaits to-morrow

First, erearnless tea presents the morn's repast,
Miscall'd a breakfast, and in truth a fast.
Harsh, mouldy biscuit, serv'd in portions spare,
By niggard Commissary's fr ei al care—
London, England, 1811-08-05

GREENWICH.

Eligible FREEHOLD EYFATE:,, Capital HOUSES with Gar-
dens, Garden ground desirable its Building, Freehold Ground-
rents, iitc —l3y Mr. I-:013INS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August, 8, at Twelve, in Lots,
I 'HE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, corn-
4, prising a carnal Family Residence, with Offices, Coach-
house, Stables, Garden ground, Ste. on Croones-hill, in posses-
sion of Jobs ilarrissua, Esq. Iwo spacious roomy 11041101. with
Gardens, &c. near the above, and opposi:e the Park, in pomessiun
ut Mrs. St .w, and Captain Sanders. An eligible Residence en
Rte•al Hill, with Offices, Coach-houses, and Stables, Garden
red Pleasure-vont-id, in possession of Mr. Voting. Six substau-
tid brick-built Dwelling-houses, must desirably situate in the
Cirrus, 6,7, 8,9, IS, and 14 ; two Coach-housestand Sta.
filing, on Cronin's Hill, adjoining the Park; ,et to most respecta-
ble tenants at net rents, arinurting to upwards of segno per
annum, materially ittiftovahle. Alm, the „Freehold Ground
Rents, issuing from twenty-five substantial brck.
Dwellicg-
houses, in the Circus and Royal Hill, amounting u upwards of
.e 7 I per annum. And a very eligible Freehold Piece of Garden
Ground, about One Acie and a half, hi trout of the Circus, in
possession of Mr. Purvis, tenant at will, a most desirably and
Leatttiful spot fin building.
May be viewed at convenient times, by leave of the tenants;
Particulars of Mr. Cook, Carpenter, Royal Hill; or the Grey-
hound, Greenwich; of Edward Morgan, Esq. 14, Gray's Inn-
square.; at Carraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street
mare, where a Plan mae be srett. _ _

6oltlen-tql

BERKS, BETWEEN READING and Vir.A.LEINGFORD.
Manor., capital freehold Estates, Woods, Cottages, &c.
Isy Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thu; slay, the 22c1 of Anpst, at Twelve,
r I "1-IE. MANOR of ALDWOwni,with the fines,
quit-rents, &c. the Ye, y eligible Freehold Estate!, situate at
Aldworth, in the Coun:y of 'Bergs; comprising two capital
Farms, with good Farns-houses, Yards, Gardens, Orchards,
Barns, Stables, Meadow, ;astute, and Arable Land, all in excel-
lent state of cultivation, upwards of 900 Acres, lying compact,
nearly in a ring fence, in possession of Mr. Bartholomew and Mr.
Dodd, as tenants from year to year. Also Burnet Wood, con-'
mining upwards of 20 Acres, stocked with fine Timber' a Pub-
lic-house, Wheeler's Shop, and sundry Cottages, with Gardens
and L.and; the Buildings are in good repair, a dry, healthy and
pleasant 0;4 uation, and in the vicinity of excellent Markets, within
three miles of Wallingford, ten of Reading and Newbury, thy
from London, and two miles from the '1 names, a most eligible
property for invrstiaa money.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Bartholomew, or Mr.
Dodd, the tenants, or at the Black Bull, Streatly, where particu-
lars may be lead ; and at the Bear and Reading ; Pelican,
Newbury ; Sun, Maidenhead; the Po.t House. \i allitivord ;
Mr. Adams, II gli-strect,Oxtord; castl.., Salt-hill; White
; Browne, Gotubed and Browne, Solicitor.,
Noriolk-street, Strand ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Ws.r-
wich -street, Golden-square, where a plan may be seen.
London, England, 1811-04-09

This day were published,
Elegantly printed in 4 Vole. Bvo. with Portraits of Mr. Mason,
Lord Holeernesse, and Dr. Burgh, from original Pictures,
price .f 2. is. In hoards,
THE WORKS of WILLIAM MASON, M. A.
Prccent r of York, and Rector of Aston : consisting of the
English Garden, a Poem; the dramatic Poems of Elfrida and
Caractactis ; Miscellaneous Poems ; Translation of Du Fresnoy's
Art of Painting (with Notes by Sir Joshua Reynolds') ; Sermons,
&c. Publ'shed ueir the direction of his Executors.
. Primed forel'. Cadell sad W. Davies, Strand.
__ a_____,...-
i...... 1 in nue volume 4to.
London, England, 1811-06-04

SALES 3Y. AUCTION.

StHtllkY.

• The MANOR of TOOTING BECKS, la the parish of Streatham
with the Fines, iferiots, and Quit rents, capkal Timber, &c.
By Mr. ROBIN 4,
At Oarraway's, on Thursday, June 13. at Twelve, in One Lot,
A VERY Valuable ESTATE' the MANOR of
1? TOOTING BECKS ; comprising the Loa's Right in the
Copyholdt, Copyhoid Timber, Common, and Wacte-Land., of
the Manor, with the fines, hermits and quit rents • and also tl.e
whole of the full-grown and other Timber thet:et, comprising
upwards of 1100 Oaks, Elam, Beuch,Sycantore, Chesnut., Poplars
awl Pollards.
Particulars may be had at the White Lion, Streatham; Wheat
Sheaf, Tooting ; King's Arms and Gre)•hound, Croydon ; Kirg's
Head, Mitcham; Plough, Clapham ; of Messrs. Browne nel C;.,-
tubed, Sollcitrrs, Norfolk-street, Strand ; at GarraWay's, and of
1 Mr. R.bias, Warwick. street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1811-06-04

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY U.
A rUmour is in circulation that Marshal the Prince
of Essling has at length been able to bring on a ge-
neral engagement with the English, who have been
beaten. It is said that their loss is considerable. The
details of this victory are anxiously expected. A
brilliant exploit of the garrison of Almeida is also
spoken of.
The Pacificateur, of 80 guns, was launched last
week at Antwerp.
-

CAF.N, MAY 26.
Last night their Majesties were present at the ball
to which they had the goodness to permit the City to
invite them. At five o'clock this morning their Ma-
jesties set out for Cherburgh.
MAY 9.7.—His Majesty mounted his horse at four
o'clock yesterday morning, and rxle over all that part
of the country towards the mouth of the Orne, to the
distance of three leagues from Caen. He was ac-
companied by the Prince Vice Roy, the Minister of
the Marine, &c. His Majesty returned to Caen at
ten o'clock.

CASSEL, MAY 19.
Their Majesties set off from this town at five o'clock
this morning, and proceeded in the direction of Ems.
Her Majesty will remain there to take the benefit of
the waters, while his Majesty continues his journey to
Paris. Their absence will not be long.
London, England, 1811-06-04

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RELIEf OP THE lIRITISFI PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.
• Amount received
RI& Hon. Lord Eldon -
Wm. Dawson, Esq. Manchester-square
Mrs. Dawson

5C44,n9 14 •
30 0 •
5 5 0
1 1 0

I Rev. Gregory Raymond - .. • - 20 0
Parish of Biddenden, Kenr, by Rev. EL NllllP,ltititor 10 9 8
Parishes of Appleton and Eaton, Berks. by Rev. Ur.
J. W. Hoskins - r . 4 5 S •
Parish of Oddington, Gloucestershire, by Rev. J. Gwen 8 8 6
Ditto of Stoke, Herefordshire - . 1 $ 6
Richawt Gray, Esq. - - - 10 19 .ti
Rev. W. J. Tucker, Rector of Wklworthy, near Hoot-
ton, Devoh - - 1 1 0
Parishioners of Widvrorthy - , - 2 7 0
Slr'Richard Hardnegt, Bart. . - $ II 0
W. B. Farn, Esq. Berner's-street - - 2 0 0
By the bripectors of Weights and Ba!ance4of St. Mary-
la-Bonne - - - 7 1 S
Major-General Henry Clinton - - 50 0
Wm. Empson,•Esq. - - - 5 0 0..1
Colonel Henry Knight, Royal Otamorganshire ?Allis 3 5 • ,
4.430100 et Humphry W. Sihtborpe,South Lincoln Militia 10 10 0
The Provoet, Fellows, and Scholars of Worcesto COI- 1
lviet Oaf. ' - - -' - -• 0
. , • 11111-
F. I.,Chatltod:F-sq. - • . •• I i 0
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yarishes of Cricket arid St.*llkiMas and Lop4,llllk , .

9
5 0
se
10 10
2 2 0.1
10 10 0
5 5 0
5 5 0
3 3 0

the Rev. J. Templeman
Mr. W. Manning • .
Mr 3. Sarah Deppa, Hackney
Ds Berth,. Dearman, and Bell
Mr. E. S. Biggs
Griffin and Cu. St. James's-street
The Dean of Chester -
Thurnas James MitHies, Esq. -
-
The Grenadier's. Lodge of Freemasons -
The Dean & Canons of Christ Church College, Oltford 100 0 0,
Subscription collected by the Rev. J. Alley, in the pa-
rishes of Fobbing and Vauge, in tkt county of Essex 10 2 0
Longstanion parish. Cambridgeshire, per the Rev. T.
'Vettatcr - - -
B. Sbepherd,-Esq. KingS college, Cambridge -
tsiorth Mundhaan Church, Chichester, per the Rev. S.
J. Tuffnell - - - - 5 8 6
Further Subscriptions, transmitted per Messrs. Pitt, Ca:ante,
Bewley, and Co. Bankers, Cirencester :
Parish of Sedingtee, Glostestvrsterr, per Rev. James
Buckell - . - - - 7. 11 0
North Cerney, Ditto, per Rev. Mr. Surtees A 1 0
Society of Friends at Cirencester - 4. )4 7 0-
Parish of Barnesly, per Rev. C. Cox4rell - 4fl
Ashton Keynes, Wilts, per Rev. Dr. Briseoe 11. 7
Transmitted by M,andfield and Clarke, Leicester Bank :
Ranson and Ireland - - - 11 0'
The Corporation of Leicester - - 52 10 'o'
E. L. - 1 'S 0

- to 5
1 1 0

Packlngton Parbb, Leicester, per Rev. Mr. Andrew• 313 0
Parishes of Ban and West Langton, Leicestershire, per
she Rey. James Ord - - - - 10 11 S
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary.,
No. 3, George-yard, Lornbar&strin.
London, England, 1811-06-03

L'ECHORN, APRIL 23.

Cn the 23d of. May, the American ship the John,
condemned by the Prize Court, was sold in the pre.
sence of the principal, receivers of the imperial cus•
toms at Leghorn. This ship was sold, ith the cargo,
of which a great part consisted of colonial produce.
London, England, 1811-06-03

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The Diana, Nacercien front Liverpool and enttenbutgl to
Westerwiek, was taken by a French pr:- atter, and Carried into
Dantzic, on the 2d alt.
The Diana and Little Sally (British vessels) have
been condemned at Savannah, and were sold 18th of
April.
The ABERCROMBIE, 74, 'Copt. FAIIIE, arrived at
Portsmouth, on Saturday, from Lisbon, with SO sail
of transports, under the orders of Lieuts. Samoa aad
LEWES. They left the Tagus on the 15th ult. Some
.of these ships have been lying in the Tagu's two years,
waiting the events of war. • It is not intended to make
any further reduction in their euntbers; about 70 sail
remain there. The AUDACIOCet 74, Capt. DONALD
CAMPBELL ; and Zematus, 74, Capt. Bova, are ordered
home; the BAUFLEUR, 98, Adm. B mut EOM's alg ship,
and the Ectz 74,Capt.L,Gowen, being thought
a sufficient force to lie in the Tagus at the present time.

Saturday, the Lnrd Mayor, attended by the She.
riffs, Sir JOHN EAMER, many merchants of emi-
nence, Mr. R. H. MARTEN, Chairman, and the
Committee of Management, laid, in Mincing.Janes
the Foundation-stone of the London Commercial Sale
Rooms.
At a late hour a few nights since, as Mr. ALLEN*
of the Old Change, was returning Vine thrdng►h St.
Paul's Church-yard, he was stopped by three men,
who knocked him down, and then robbed him of his
pocket-hook, containing two RI 0 Bank of England
notes, 2nd bill and notes to the amount of £2S.

A few nights SitsCet Mr. JAkiEs DONALD, of West
Drayton, near Uxbridge, was hustled in the Strand
by a gang of pick-pockets, who robbed liim of bank-
notes to the amount of £2O.

On the 281 h, a violent storm pasted over Worces.
ter, in. the afternoon. It came from the East, and
lasted above an hour ; during which period, hail
stones of an enormous bulk fell, bre ik;ng windows,
and destroying vegetation. The damage is reckoned,
by some, at £5,000, and by (diets is estimated at no
less a sum than 4E10,000. The hailstones perforated
the w;ndows like. bullets, leaving round apertures, in-
dicative of the force with which they were chiven
against the glass. The storm, alter terrifying the in-
habitants of Worcester from a quarter past four till
half-past five o'clock, passed away to the Westward
with equal fury.
CORN NfARXET, 3.—To-4ay the fresh arrivals
of Wheat make but an inconsiderable supply, and the
general sales in this trade nearly at last week's rednt.
Lion—Barley in "short supply, and keeps its price...
Malt and White Pets at little fluctuation—Beans of
the two kinds likewise--The supplies of Oats are in.
eonsidsrable, and sales are quoted peaky at last prices.
I Flow is mostly named lower, .4s..pec. ma.
OttlitAL cultiamdfAirt worm.
Wheat, 364. 704 Es. (bld), r. Tu.
Fire ditto, 84,. 88s.
...1-!ekleltto(9l4), 42.. 481.
Rye (new), 346. SAt. Atlotif, 81$ *WM.
Barley, sth. Sic 0.1. ,1114411 A ditto, =Lye". W.
Malt 64.. Power ditto, t:4. aft 94.
-wwirPios (boiler.), IDs. 464. Rip 31.04. Alta 240. •
London, England, 1811-06-03

WAPAL

irditbAiri tibia i.
Yesterday attired his Majeityis beis 'PAM, flee
Portsmouth, bound to Falq.nntbiludo:WM.llldb*
the tvind hos centinned S.W. evtt s;nte the East la•
dianneti sai?ed from 'Torbay; they rote btkt retittned die
crpected, and it is hoped they ate mit of the shillala
FALMOTJTH, MAY zi.
Passed by a fleet of vessels, under entsfirii stip
posed to be the East India outwarti•botind &oh
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 1.
Arrived the SHANNON Frigate; and Onttsf entio
of War, from a cruize.—Yesterday the tide stkidtoll
fell three lees, and as suddenly ItlOtned again.

PORTSMOUTH, WOE g.
Arrived the Ponrwitntras from Llcbon.
t
The Gorgon, Captain -. i tacit, which is bi joid
the Baltic fleet, will takt released Redskin pa ism
nera from this port to their 41,11 country.
This morning Vice-Admiral Sir EnwatbPitt.t.el,447
Bart. hoisted his flag oti board the CaugonwfA, iggw)i
guns, Captain HARWARD, being apirinted enM•
mander in Chief in the Mediterranean. Rear-Admiral
Putt*, Captain of the Mediterranean Fleet, arrived
OD Thursday. Sir EDWARD Will sail in a few Jays,
accompanied, we understand, by the Hon. Rear-
Admiral Leooa, in the Karti-sr.. 14, Capt. HASH,
and ALCtelltNE frigate, Capt. Gnisumotia.-Admir.sl
Lgiaat re-hoisted his Rd, yesterday.
The PYLADES, Capt. FERDWON, from Mahe and
Gibraltar, was released from quarantine This morning.
Admiral GE‘IRGE Mattrita, who commanded at Si;
cily, came home in her. The Honourable Captain
Ihroncirouss came home in the Cormorant ; Cap-
tain CLF.PI4ANS is acting in the Cumberland,
DEAL, JUNE a.
The outward-bound remain. and his Majesty's
Ships, as per last.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1811-06-03

YARMOUTH, TUNE 2,

The Louisa, Captain Lens PrrrEarnx, which we,
deserted by the crew and reported to be a total lolls,
has been got off Hasbro' wild, and brought in hers
by a fishing boat belonging to this port and a Mkt.
Arrived the FAWN sloop of war, Portia and Acura
gun-brigs, and HERO cutter. Sailed the pommy sloop
of war with a convoy for Portsmouth. Retna
Roebuck, Desiree, Chanticleer, Viler, and Portia.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 1.
Sailed his Majesty's ships GLtlckstAbT and AM**,
with the trade for the'Baltie. The nett cow's?? wig
sail about the 10th inst. The Heligoland COT 120?
appointed to sail on the Sd lune. • •
DISTRIBUTION OF FIUIE-MONEIK •
Archer, for the Siberia, on Wednesilay, at No. 2, New Behtla
street ; recalled on Wednesday, and Tharsdaya.
Vestal, for the Flakin. Deiphin, and Jubil Aare', this day, at
No. 3, Brick-court, Temple; taalled •on Wedntsdays aa4
l'huradays.
Kite, for boats, 1,2, 3,4, and .5, schooners, 1 and 2, and sloop
5, oa the 11th tent. at No. 23, Norfolk-street; maned on Tomo
days and Fridays. •
Endyminn, for the Fells, at Mr. March's, Co** of Cork,' otl
her arrival ; recalled at Mr. Hawker's Plymouth.
Stork, fey the Oood lease e, at hill. ambers. Plymouth, of
Friday ; rscalled on Tuesdays and Ftldaya.
' St. eptre, for le Theodore, on the 6th Instant, at 23, Nor:olk-
street ; recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays.
London, England, 1811-06-10

twelve, et Smith. of Cheapside, London,
warehouseman, July 2, at one, at Guildhall.—Matthew Oa. ut
Wandsworth, Surrey. millwright, July 9, at ten, at Guildhall.—
John Ganuon„ of Kinpland-road, Middlesex, flag-drener. Jury
S. at twelve, at GuilattalL—Charles Poulton, of ft eadine, Berk',
catdoet-maker and. upholsterer, July $, at one, at Guildhall.—
Joseph Hook, of Bermoudsev New-road, Surrey, victualer,
July 2, at one, at Guildhall—Jantes Saddones, late or Wool:-
Erect, Loudon. hosier, July 4, at twelve, at Guildliall.—Ed mud
Chambers, of Wateringbury, Kent, shop-keeper, July 6, at one,
at Guildhall.—POrick Dingwall, of Ludgate•bill, Loudon, gro-
cer, June 29, at ten, at taLthbalL—Allan Newinaz, of Fnth•
street, Soho, Middleaex. priuter, June e 9, at orw, at Guildhall.
John Hume. of Bath, bookseller, July i at aia, at the Kneel ILL,
Westgate-street, Bath.—lanes Inglis, late of lkibtee-equare, Lob-
dun, muchant, June 15, at eleven, at guildhall.—:eserk Dun:.
and Charles Robinson, laze of Wood-street, Lotiuto,
Julie 25, at twelve, at Goildhan. —Cherie. Ogden, of liau unit,
Yorkshire, wonted manufacturer, July 12, at eltveti, at the •na-
but Inn, Bradford.—fienjatnin Hunt, late of Brlghilielnistunt,
bulkier, Jody 4. at eleven, at the New hau Tavern, litightlietn-
stonee—William Nicholls, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, ham-draper.
June 15, at one, at Guildhall.

CERTIFICATES, JUNE 29.
Edward Shelton, at great Grimsby, Lia.colnatire, brandy-nun
chant and hardwareenan.
George I re, of Berks, builder.
Peter Favene, of Great Wlnoleewer-street, London, naerchart
Henry Worms, of Wapping-Duck-street, Wapping, hi
John Hemming, of Worcester, wbitesinkh and truntsitaip.:.
Samuel Every, late of. Liverpool, ship-chandler and merchat.t •
Patrick M'AJeater, late of Stratford-upon-Avon, hawker.
Richard Stott, of Rochdale money-scrivener.
Josepb Bartley, of Smith-I;nm, Hata:, card-maker.
Cuthbert Marshall, of Ratclifflaquue, hitdditees, mariner.
William Finlayson and fhca. Degree. of Liverpool, merchant!
John Moore, of St. John-square, Middlesex, and of Mark-lace,
London, brandy-merchant.
John Edo:anis, of Liverpool, merchant.
l'humas Wright, of Moor-street, linntingham, grocer.
Robert Hunt, of Bui.klersbury, London, wartkousenn.n.
Average Price 0 Corn in England and Wales from the tours
ending the Ist of June, 1811.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
s. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. la. Is. d.
I
88 5 I 44 6 88 2 126 7 43 1148 S
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
I In the week ending the Sill 4ay of June is 119 s. 3id. per cwt.

PARLMMENTAR r PROCEEDINGt

ROUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 6.
London, England, 1811-06-10

BERKELEY PEERAGE.

Tbe HQUft SU in a Committee of Privileges upon this cue,
from ten o'eleck ths utorning till five iu the even,itg ; whets
several witnesses, some of whom had been servants with the late
Lord Berkeley, and others cotiaested with twisty% the neighbour-
hood of his Lordship's residence, were examined, chiefly iii regard
to the mime by which Ler Ladyship went previous to her second
marriage.
'1 he further proceedings were adjourned to Wednesday next,
at one o'clock.
London, England, 1811-06-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Army Prise-money Bill, the Bat for enotinuing the com-
missioners for examining into the Fees of certain (Ahern in
land, the Devonshire Coal Bill, and the Exchequer Bfits &Dior
1811, were severally read the third time and pivised.
Mr. RICKMAN, from the Glace of the CuialMilsbOtlerS of t'..!
Royal Military Canal, presented an Account .4 all toils and lit,'
payable on the said Canal.—Ordered to lie on the tshie.
Mr. I.I.ISHING lON brought in the Approprtatiun Bill f,,r
the year let i.—itead the first time, and ordered tar a it ...Jo:
reading on Monday.
Mr. LUSHINGTON also brought in the Militia &miles'
Allowance BilL—Read the first, and ordered to be read the
coact time on Monday, and to be prated.
'I he Resolutions of the Committee of supply of Friday, v'•' 't:.l
certain sums for the relief of the Poor Clergy, fur the cupith.: et
the Veteriucry College, and the Repairs of the Maribrisea
son, were brought up and agreed to, and leave given to bring 13
Bills in conformity therewith.
The Naval Arsenal Bill, the English and Inch Militia F.i)
Bills, the Militia Subalterns Bill, the Militia Adjutants Bill, at. I
the Excise Regulation Bill, went severally through a Cotnimitee.
—Report on Monday.
Lord PALMER fON gave notice, that be would on Move,
a
bring in two 'Bills respecting the Allowances to Officers and I.:•
vises, outpeusiorers of Chelsea Coll-ge.
Mr. LONG brought In a Bill for amending General De 1 a--
cejs Estate Act.—Read the first, awl ordered to lie real the bt•
cowl tune on Monday neat.
Ihe Lottery 11.11 was read the second time.—To be cniorni:i
ted on Monday.
London, England, 1811-06-10

VIENNA, MAY B.

The maritime armaments are carried on with much
activity at Constantineple. They have constructed
thirty gun-boats, but it is very difficult to procure as
sufficient number of sailors to man them.

The victories of the Weehabites, in the kingdom of
Yemen, are confirmed. We are under considerable
apprehensions for the city of Moka, against which
they have directed their principal efforts.

The new Grand Vizier no sooner entered upon his
functions, than he expedited &mans throughout all
the provinces of the Empire, by which the "aches
were enjoined to make an extraordinary levy of troops
in their Governments, and informed, that the least
negligence or resistance on their part, would be very
severely punished.

•
The mission d the Russian agent, Fenton, to the
Turkish head-quarters at Schumla, has not succeeded.
He received for answer, that it was not possible to
treat for Pe•ice between Turkey and Russia, so long as
this Power pretended to remain in possession of Mol-
davia and Wallachia, and whilst her troops did not
evacqate Servia.
London, England, 1811-06-10

STRALSUND, MAY 14.

Our town, for some time past, has assumed an im.
posing aspect. We see daily arrive here from Swe-
den troops of every description. We are busily em-
ployed in preparing means of• defence, in case the
English should attack our coasts All men capable
of bearing arms have been put in requisition, as welt
to ccmplete the troops of the line as to form corps de
land.trion, destined for the defence of the interior.
His Excellency Count Morner, whom his Majesty
has appointed General in Chief and Vice•G•overnor,
lately arrived here. He presses forward With the
utmost activity the works and preparations of defence.
Tht. Queen's regiment of Guards has received or-
ders to march for Stralsund.

The following Bulletin was shtwn yesterday at St.
Innes.'s Palace : wranson, JUNK 8, 1811.
" His MAJts-ry has been more composed through
the last week, and liis disorder has in no respect in.
creased. " H. w. treerana.v,

"N. DAILLIE, R. wILLIs"
Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE was very ill in
consequence of a. spasmodic attack on the chose, to
which he hits been at times subject through life. , - 1 MARE-LARE.--IVe have but short fresh supplies of
This morning the Metr,polis and its vicinity was
Wheat today, early in the forenoon tine samples sold
a scene of hustle and gaiety. The drums or the va at an advance of about 2s. per quarter, but sales after-
ward% heavily made—barley in short supply,and with
sinus Volunteer and other Corps brat to arm* at an
Malt, at little fluctuation—White Peas likewise, but
early hour, and the cavalcade t•iwards Wimbledon
few Grey-.-There are also but few fresh arrivals of
commenced. The day is uncommonly propieloisst r
tba itaview,,thaWeathes litinz vrry ins. . • Oats, and sales in ttio trade quaint a trifle dearer--
Flynt at List week's prices. .
London, England, 1811-06-10

ROXBURGH APPEAL.

The LORD CHANCELLOR. this day pronounced judgment
hi this appeals affirming the dectaitiu o: the Court or Session in
Scutlaud, which establishes the rght of Sir lames NOrCiat tunes,
Dart, to the Roxburgh Estate. • .
In answer' to invarogatories put by thp Loan CHANCELLOR to
the Agents of the ApptLams, Mr. Longlands stated, that he was
Wilma-tell to say that Ida client, General Walter Ker, withiltew
his appeal in the sequestration ; but he bad no instructions to say
that he_did not mean to be heard by his Couniel in the appeal as
to the Reduction of Few.; aad neither had they made up their
'Ands as to their proceeding in the Trust of Adjudication.
• Me.. Dome, in OetlWer to a question, informed ilia Lordship,
that his client, Lady Essex Km, still come:teed that,. she had a
r gin to the tithe sod dignirier, avid was therefore anriuut that
she should yet be further heard by Conrad ; bet at the same
Idine, bents desirous not to create delay, nor to protract the pro-
tteeings irregularly, she would submit herself to the wisdom of
the Hou.e, as to the course she ought so adopt.
In answer to another Oration from the CRANCELI:OR, as to
whether or not Sir lames tones Ker intended to proceed in tie
appeal as to the Reduction of Few, Mr. SpottLwoode aaswerc I,
• that he certainly did.
In answer to another question to the Agent of Mr. BaUtuden
Ker, Mr. Campbell stated, that his client intended stilly, proceed
in the case of the Sequestration, and also In the Resinaton cf
Feiss ; as in the former of these was involved a most importet
point, not only to the parties coucerned, but to the law of Seta:-
, land. In Iso6, there were no he. than tour Counsel brought tip
front Scotland to argue that point at their Lordships' bar.
The I.ORD CHANCELLOR observed, that there were in
that ease just two too many.
, I Mr. CAUFBILI. replied, that at that time there were three
parties interested in that point. and Mr. Dellenden Ker had not
the assistance of his Counsel.
• The LORD CHANCELLOR then intimated to the parties,
that upon Monday or Tuesday nest be should let the partits
I know what course of proceeding he should propose for them ta
I adopt.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1811-06-10

ANHOLT MAIL.

An Anhelt Mail which arrived this morning fur-
nishes us with intelligence from the Baltic of rattler
a warlike aspect. The most active preparations are
going on in Sweden to repel, any sudden attack, but
we are hot informed what part Sweden is likely to
act in the event of hostilities breaking nut in the
North. The following are the most interesting alti-
des from the Swedish Papers, brought by the above
Mail:—

SWEDISH POMERANIA, APRIL 27.
As a pool of the zeal which animees us in provid-
ing fur the defence of our country and coasts against
the common enemy, and anticipating the wishes of our
beloved Sovereign and Generalissimo, it may be ob-
served that within a few days after the publication of
the Royal Ordnance for the conscription, no fewer
than 7,742 men presented themselves to be enrolled,
of whom 1,300 were armed and equipped, and im-
mediately marched to the coast.
London, England, 1811-06-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The schooner Cecilia was captured the 22d ult. off Shetland,
by a cutter-rigged priv.iteer, retaken the 25. b, by the fgerla,
sloop, and arrived at Lerwick on the 29th.

The 'lwo Brothers, Chantkr, frosn'Plymouth to Prince Ed-
ward's Island, was all well the 27th ult. id lat. 45. 57. N. long.
22. SO. W.

The Unity, Cooper, from the South Seas to London, was spoke
with On the 27th of Apt ii, by the Mary, Coffin, arrived from the
Cape. The Mary sailed from St. Helena the 17th April
The Louisa, Boyde, from Trinidad to Greenock, was spoken
with the 16th ult. hi lat. 42. 30.100 g. 43. SC by the Severn, lately
arrived at Bristol front Nevis. '
The Wellington, Unger, from Faro to London, has been taken
by a row-boa., retaken by the Scylla, and arrived at Plymouth.
The Swift, Allen, from.l'mghall to Orford, was lost on the
ice, on the coast, the 15th of. April.
The Arthur, Owen, from hco, land to Newfoundland; the Per-
severance schooner ; the Cunningham, Bell, from F.co:land ; and
;he Echo and a brig, from Guernsey, are lost on the ice, at New
foundland.

'llte Now Union, Seaburn, from Cardiff to Dublin, is lost in
Arklow Banks.

The Mary Ann, Diukuleo, was lost at Puenos Ayres, the 19th
of February.
The Princes‘Elizabeth packet, arrlved at Falmouth, from Lie-
ben, spoke, the 2;th of May, at t 1, A.M. his Majesty's ship Fa-
vourite, front England, last from Falmouth, out ten days • and
June 3, at SIX, A.M. passed an India e mvoy, of 16 sail, under the
escort of a frigate.
APPOINT/I[Ni S.—Captain Kempthorne, to the Impress Ser-
vice at Portsmouth, in the room of Captain Deacon ; and Lieu-
tenant etepean, in the room of Lieutenant Brorgbton; lieuterar.t
Victor, to the Fortunee; lieutenant J. F. Warren, Mermaid;
Lieutenant H. Preston, Impeteux ; Liedtcnant Horace Pettey, St.
Fiurenzo ; Lieutenant T. Stone (2), Vulture; Liewevant T.
Hastings, Hyacinth ; Edward Hawke Lockyer, lisq. to be Secre-
tary to Sir Edward Petters.
London, England, 1811-06-10

YARMOUTH, JUNE 4.

Sailed, to cruize off the Texel, the Damara frigate,
Captain FARQUHAR ; and the ALARA' lugger, for the
Downs.—Remain ti,e RoEsucK, Vice Admiral Mug-
nAy—the CHANTICLEER; PORTIA, and LOCUST tun-
brig.-Wind S.W.
London, England, 1811-06-17

Mr. D. GIDDY moved the poetpotieMent of thc.farther con• '
'lactation of the Report of the Committee on Loved4l's Divorce
Bill till 'Tuesday.
Mr. ROSE expressed a bopJ that some provision would be
made for the Lady.
Mr. D. GIDDY said, he hid had a communication with Mr.
Loveden on the subject, who was averse to making any allow-
ance fur her maintenance, as the Lady was already penvided for
by her jointure.
The S;;EAKER wished 'the House to observe, that the Bill
differed materially from those usually sent down from the other
Ho se. Tor many years Bills of that description, when passed
in the Lords, had had the effect of destroying the jointure of
the a•.lultrtss. The House ought to bear in mind the departure
in the present instance from the ancient practice, and decide them-
selves on the expediency or inexpediency of making a provision.
for the maintenance of the Lady, in addition to her jointure.
After a few further observations from Mr. D. GIDDY, Mt.
LOCKHART, the SPEAKER, Mr. WILBER TORCH, and Sir J.Gaa-
nwm, the further consideration of the Report was adjourned to
'Tuesday.
. The CHANCELLOR'of the EXCHEQUER, on the third read-
ing of the Spirits Suspension Bill, proposed certain clauses to obvi—j
atesome of the objections made by a.i Hon. Member on the night
before. These were added as riders, and the Bill was read a third
time and passed.
Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE gave notice of a motion for Tuesday,
the object of which would be, to make it a standing Order of the
House that no Petitions for Private Bills should be received which
were not presented within twenty-one days after the commence-
ment of the Session, in future Sessions of Parliament.
Mr.WHAIk lON moved, that acce•mts of the number of pri-
soners of war confined at Daqmoor, should be laid before the
House,,.as also accounts of the"number of deaths in each month,
within & certain period, specified in the motion. Ordered.
Ihe Haw adjourned so Tuesday. •

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1811-06-17

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

DOWNING-STREET, JUNE 15.

A Dispatch, of which tke following is an Extract, has been ibis
day rected at I.ord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lord-
ship by Lord Wellington, (laud Quints de Gramicha, 20th

'. May, 1641.
We'invested Badajoa, on the tStk Instant, on the right of the
C;stadhusa; and the Ordnance and Storrs for the siege having been
brought for.- rd, we broke ground last night.
Theeneasy have retired their nunn body upon I.lerrna, and
hold the advanced posts of their cavalry at Usagre. 1 erdose
tie Copy of the Revolt of Major-General theliunourable Wit..
Ham Lumley of a very gallant Affair of the Caralri near that
place on the tLth. 3 Ise Majon-General has ritorted that he re-
ceived very great assisousse, upon this occasion, from Major
Holmes o' the Sd Dragoon Gu..rd', who W 36 acting in the De-
partment of the Alutant-General, and from Lieutenant Heath-
cute ut the Royal Dragoons, who was arcing in the department
of the Quarter-Master-(;eneral, as well as front -the 016cets
mentioned in his Report. •
Camp near Usage, Two A.M. May 26.
SIR--As will have been stated to you yesterday
verbally by the Officer I sent fottthat purpose, I have,
the honour to acquaint you, that having, as I before
reported, driven the enemy's rear-guard from Usa.
gre, I occupied that post on the night of the e24-th, by
placing the Spanish troops in front of the town, with
their Tiradores well in advance towards the enemy,
and the Portuguese and, British cavalry, with four
six-pounders, in rear of the 'place ; a small brook,
hollow and deep ravine, and narrow defile being on
'this side of the town. About six o'clock )ecterday
Imorning it was, reported to me that the enemy's ca-
valry Isere advancing in force, and that there was
reason to believe they were accompanied by artillery
and infantry ; conceiving reports might exaggerate
the fact, and not wishing to yield the post to inferior
numbers, the nith Light Dr.tgoons and Colonel Ot.
way's Portuguese Brigade of cavalry were ordered
across the ravine to the 17ft of the town, throUgh the
narrow fords and passes which had been previously
recnnnoi:red, and Brigadier-General Kidd .r.'s Bri.
gade of Pi.rtuguese cavalry in like mai.ner to she
London, England, 1811-04-25

SITUATIONS.
CLERKS, Warehousemen, Forernen, Traaners,
Assistants to Shops, Medical Men, the Law, and Acade-
mies, Stewards, Bailiffs, Gamekeepers, Gardeners, young Men
wanting various other Situations, Persotu wanting Partners or
Partnerships. Clergymen wanting Curates or Curacies, are ac-
sjusinted by the Proprietors of the Intelligence Office, No. I i
Efattiiia Garden, that front the number of vacancies that are daily
reglsaered at their (Mice by Merchants, Ttadesmen, &e. each
applicant hai every opliortunlty of Meeting the object his 'nay be
cogged to OlL—Office Hours Eleven to Four.
London, England, 1811-04-25

... 4~

;

14 FRONTIERS, BEFORE CELERICO, MARCH 14.
" The enemy have quitted this country altogether.;
Both in this part as well as in the Alentejo, we have
now reason to look forward to better and quieter
times. Mnssrtmhas had a pretty good drubbing, in
they many affairs on his retreat. His loss, I think,
mutt, in all, be 5 or 6000 men, besides nearly all hiy
artillery : in one affair we drove above 4000 into a
river ; they were all drowned, and afterwards taken
lout by the peasants. The army is new halted and all
quiet."

COPY O A LETTER PROM THE ALENTIJO (NO DATE)
WRITTEN ABOUT THE 25TH ULT.
ei The French' are compludy driven nit of Portaged
on the Lisbon side, and Marshal BEREEFeRD' is al*
expelling them from this province. The 13th Light
Dragoons have had a very brilliant affair ; their two
squadrons were opposed to, fair regiment of cavalry
arid about 200 infantry, near, Campo Major; the 1311,
dashed through the cavalry and charged the infantry.
who (within fifteen paces) gave them a volley, and
1t004.1 so firm, that the 13th, were obliged to go abota
and cut their way through the whole of the cavalry,
where they dealt death and destruction all around._.
The enemy fled in all directions, with the loss of a
howitzer, ammunition, and many prisoners. • The
15th pursued them to near Badajos, when their rear-
guard (Manic-struck) threw dawn their arms and stir.
rendered, to the amount of 1000, and fifteen pieces of
heavy artillery. The 13th kept oh till they got under
the batteries at Badajos, wheielteli tritistis coming
out obliged them to retreat upon our infantry ; and
the enemy on seeing their reinforcements, renamed their
arms, and made good their retreat, with the recovery
of their artillery. The 13th had one officer and 12
men killed, with 22 wounded, and 211) missing."
_ _ _

A Commercial Edict has been published at Lisbon,
by which, in order to augment the commerce and navi-
gation of Portugal, and the prosperity of that kingdom
as well as of the Brazils, the produce of the trazils
imported into Portugal for the purpose diming after.
wards exported, is to be admitted on paying only four
per cent. un ; but that which is destined for
internal consumption to remain subject to the whole
of the duties.
London, England, 1811-04-25

I►ARLI44MENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE QF LORDS, APRIL 24.
Their Lordships met at about four o'clock, when, the LORD
CKANCLI.I.OII having taken his seat on the Woolsack, the Bills
on the Table went through their respective stages.
The Foreign Ambassador,' Pension Bill was read a third.time
and passed.
Lord BROWNLOW presented a Petition from Lord Carberry,
praying for the recognition of his tight to vote in the election, of
'lrish Representative Peers., Ordered to he on the Table.
Mr. NITTLESHIP, from the Gruqrs` Company, presented Ac-
counts width had been ordered by the House, respecting the price

of Sugar.
Mr. CATuaitsroon, from the treasury, presented Papers re-
lative to the Distillations from Sugar.
Mr. Joys SON presented Papers fronsthe Mee of the Chief
-Se-
cretary in Ireland. V. 4
London, England, 1811-04-25

VIENNA, APRIL S.

The Court Gazette announces the arrival of Count
Nieolai, Chamberlain from his Majesty she Emperr
Napoleon, as the bearer of dispatches, containing an
invitation to our Monarch to stand godfather (de ten:r
k felon. Roi de Rome, son austute jute f Flr, rur let foot
bafttirinaux) to the young King of Rome, his august
grandson. It is believed that Prince Clary is destined
to go to Paris to present the felicitation of our Court
upon the birth of his Majesty the King of Rome.

COLBERG, MARCH ss.
To day we began forming a cordon of troops, on the
coasts .f the Baltic, in order to defeat any descent the
English might attempt in Pomerania. The port of
Colberg is flanked by seven batteries. It is said that
these preparations of defence will be augmented by
reinforcement of some battalions of infantry from tLe
interior of the country.
BANKS OF THE DANUBE, APRIL 9.
The merchants of Vienna who frequented the fair
of St. Joseph, which is held at Pest, have returned
from their journey. They are in general very little
satisfied with the result of that fair. There were many
Tenders, but few purchases; little bustnest 9..• don&
The articles which found a market were woolltms
_ _

skins, and the productions of the North.
MADRID, MARCH es.
•
A discharge of 101 cannon, on the evening of the
29th inst. announced the birth of his Majesty the Icing
of Rome. In celebration of this event, there was yci•
terday and to-day a gala at Court, which will be re.
peated to-morrow. There was a general illumination
during these two evenings, which will likew6t be re•
peated to-morrow night. The pOlic places of enter-
tainment were all opened gratis, and attended by an
immense concourse of people.

- -
BAGDAD, NOVEMBER ill.
The state of this place is still extremely critical. Ia
the night between the 20th and 21st, a new fermen•
cation had broke out. The merchants shut their shops
and warehouses, every body took to arms, the doors
of the khans and houses were barricadoed, and ouch*
21st, at break of day, the revolt broke out. For this
two causes were assigned. The parties were divided,
AbdaUah Kaimakan and Assid ley, Were for the
Pachalick, and Adberahmen Aga and Clissero Bey
for the Commander of the Janissaries. The format
party prevailed. Abderehmen Aga was driven frog
the town, and his post given to anio her. On the '224
the new Pacha was proclaimed under sAluce of sr.
tillery. Since the new nomination the town .tb more
, tranquil.
London, England, 1811-04-25

F.Rff,NCII PAPERS.

(

PARIS, APRIL 17.
'Her Imperial Majesty the day before yfilikthy reb
mired the Grand Dignitaries ; and, yesterday the
Grand Officers of the Empire, and their Ladies.
The Senate had an Extraordinary Meeting yesters
day, under the Prince Arch Chancellor of the Empire.
APIILI. 18.—The 2d of June, being the day of Pen.
tecost, their Majesties will, according to custom, go
to the Metropolitan Church, to sender thanks to GOD
for the birth of the king of Rome, and assist at the
christening, at the conclusion of which a solemn Te
Drum will be chaunted.
After this ceremony their Majesties will dine at the
Hotel de Ville, from whence they will see the 6;e-
works. Upon that and the following day the projected
likes -Oral: take place at Paris, and throughout the
Empitt .
An rmperiirDecree, 4=4' tbli slices, that
the Legislative Corps will commence its sittings, ft:-.•
the year 1811, on the 24 of June next.

CONSTANTINOPLE, FEBRUARY 26.

The Captain Pacha sailed yesterday, with his fleet.
The sailors raised in The islands and upon the coasts
of the Archipelago arrive by degrees in transports.—
It is believed that Vely Pacha will again act upon the
offensive next campaign, and that he will be seconded
by the best Turkish Generals, Bachniak Aga, Muds,
tar Packs, and Ardine Pacha. The Grand Visits
will remain at schumla, upon the defensive.
London, England, 1811-06-28

IMPAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sir Joszprt Sturm Youtce, one of the Lords of the
Admiralty, is immediately to hoist his flag on board
the VENGEUR, 74 guns, at Spithead ; the EDINSUROH
and DANEKARK, of 74 guns each, and the Prawstut
frigate, are also to be tinder his command. The ut-
most exertions are making for the equipment of these
ships, and the Admiral will leave town directlyi—
America is rumoured to be the destination of this
squadron.
A letter, received by an Officer high in naval rank,
repeats a report Mentioned some days ago, that a
brilliant victory has been obtained in the Mediterra-
nean, by a division of our fleet under Admiral THORN.
ROROUOH. The enemy's loss is stated at six ships of
war, and an immense number killed and wounded.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 25.
Arrived the Duke of Montrose packet, from New-
York and Halifax, 25 days from the litter place.—
Sailed the Queen Charlotte packet, for the Leeward
Islands.
London, England, 1811-06-28

WANTS A SITUATIoN.
A YOUNG MAN from Scothuid w.tnts a sittta•inn
A. Is Ovitseer over an Estate in Ergld d, at ty ter r
Lammas or Martinmas first. He will prodier, Certific eF his
characte,and abilities from the country where be b-:10.4.
Letter. (post paid) addressed 1. MT. at Mr. Nicole, ty,.e.ite
Downs Wharf, East Smithfield, will be attended to.