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London, England, 1811-04-04

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POWELL'S CONV.GTANCING, REVISED BY .
This day was published,
in Three volumes royal avo. price £?. Pa. In boards,
IU
nGTNAI. PRECEDENTS IN CONVEY-
ANCING comprising Agreements, Annuities, Appoint-
ments, Assignments, Advowsons, Bargain and Sale, Bonds,.Co-
partnet ship, Creditors, Confirmation, Covenants, Debtor, Dls•
charges, Demise, Exchange, Feuffinents., Fines, Grants, Jointures,
Legacies, lndeninitf; License, Leases, Marriage, Mortgages,
Partition, Possession, Presentations, Purchases, Rent Charge,
Recover:es, Release, Settlements, Surrenders, Separation, Trus-
tees, Wills, Uses and Trusts; selected from the Manuscript Col-
lection of the late Jahn yoseph Esq. revised and corrected,
with 'otes and Remarks explanatory of the Nature and Efficacy
of the ral Assurances, &c. contained in the collection.
By CHARLES t3AR,TON, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. •
Second Edition, corrected and improved. •
The present Edition has been carefully revised, and all met
errors as appeared in the former have been corrected, and sock
improvements made, as it is hoped will be found useful. •
Printed for W. Clarke and Solis ; Lontman,liurst, Ron, and.
Onus; J. Walker) and J. Richard.on.
London, England, 1811-04-04

MILITIA ENLISTMENT BILL.

The Militia Enlistment Bill, after being read the
first time, was ordered to be printed, and to be read
the second time on Friday.

Lord HOLLAND said, there was an importaut li
bill of his Noble Friend's (Grosvenor) fixed already
for Friday and therefore he trusted, if this Militia
Bill should be read the second time that day, the dis-
aussion on his Noble Friend's Bill would have the
House,
There was no rule in their Lordships'
House, but he wished this to be understood, and
therefore he thought it his duty to name it on the pre-
dent occasion.

The Earl of ROSSLYN viewed this Militia Bill
as one of such great importance, that he trusted tht•
Noble Secretary (Earl of Liverpool) not present would
have no objection to postpone the second reading to a
more distant and more convenient day than Friday.

Lord WALSING HAM suggested an arrangement
slight be made to.morow, when the Noble Secretary
would be in his place.—Adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1811-02-06

PRIVATE LETTER.-HELICOLAND, JANU.4IRY 13.

A lirge force is collected, in the Eyder ard the
Wier, of gun-loam, armed brigs, &c. and many'
chink they will attempt to bus-n the lower town when
the ships of war live ns. '
Tobacco is sold by.auction 'at Std. to 4d. which
hardly covers the charges. Fine London Loaves are
Filing at Sid, to W. Good Cullce 2150. No pur-
chasers but the natives, who have lacught up large
pat cets of colciaial producer
London, England, 1811-02-06

CHING'S PATENT WO.SMLOZENGES.

WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil-
dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian
children should be acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap-
petite, a paleness of she colour of the face, emaciation, and irre-
gular state of the bowels, attendt d after with violent pains • they
bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the botly,and they
prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both as a pre.
ventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel.
lent medicine is universally allowtd, on the testimony of the
highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability,
to have no equal. The, public approbation given to the Proprietor,
from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own
families,stanms its merit biond competition, andsives a sanction
to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents
and others who have the care of children should have this remedy
as a far ly medicine to resort to, whenever the stomach er bowels
of chiiu. n are any way disorders 1, which it will always be found
to relieve.
• Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chexplide,
corner of Pateraoster•row; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Scott and
Cargill, and Mande rat on ,-Baihibergh ; Baxter and • Ni`Donald,
Glasgow ; Hosland, Granville and Son, Gilbert, and Haydon,
Plymouth; Newbery and Son, ; Peck and Turner, Hull ;
Malory, and Jones, Ponies ; sharp, Portsmouth ;
inggrt, Taunton ; Trewrnant lixeter ; Crutwell and Minns. Bath;
Drown, Bristol; Hardin, Hall, and Johnston, Gosport ; Hull
and liowne, New York; and most Country Medicine Venders
in boxes at sta. 9d. and Ss.. ad. etch.
London, England, 1811-02-06

day.

THE EnNINO STAt&.

LONDON.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
II per Cent. C'ons. money, 66—acc. 66i.
IR et' aced 661-4 per Cent. asif.
5 per Cent. Navy 981—Excb. Bills 3,. 6s. perm.
Bond., '24s. !SS. prem.

48 WINDSOR CASTLE, rEllittlAßY 5,

cc His Ma.nesry continues to go on favourably.
(Signed) " w.IIEBERDEN. M. BAILLIE. R. WILLIS."
U SYINDSOR.CASTLE, FEBRUARY 6.
cc Ili: MAJESTY h quite as well as he was yester.
(Signed)

el M. 'MILLIE. W. TIERERDEI. R. WILLIS."

In addition to the visit of Mr. PERCEVAL and Mr.
YORFF ID his MAJESTY on Monday, the LORD CHAN-
ratoR and Lord LIVERPOOL visited Windsor yester-
Li:ly, and had a long audience of his MAJESTY.

The Regency Bill received yesterday the necessary
ksent by Commission under the Great Seal ; and
the I ct having now finally passed, the Piunce RE-
er..NT was this afternoon sworn into office at a gra era)
assembly of the Privy Council held at Carlton House.
The concourse of spectators in Pill Mall and its
vicinity on this occasion was immense. One hundred
of the Ist Reginizat of Foet Guards, commanded by
Colonel RAINSTORD and Major BINGTIAM, attended
to keep or.icr, as did a detachment of the Life Guards.
The greatest h.larity prevailed among the people, and
tl:e conduct of the military was altogether in unison
with the general feeling.
The following is the form of the Oath administered
to the PRINCE REGRNT :

I do solemnly promise and swear, that I will truly
and faithfully execute the office of Regent of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ac-
cording to an' Act of Parliament passed in the 51st
year of his Majesty King George 111. intituled, " an
Act to provide for the care of his Majesty's Royal
Person, and for the Administration of the Royal
authority, during the continuance of his Majesty's
illness; and that I will administer, according to law
the power and authority vested in me by virtue of
the said Act, and will in all things, to the utmost,
of my power and ability, consult and maintain the
safety, honour, and dignity of his MAJesry, and the
welfare of his People. So help me Goo."

The CHANCELLOR of the Excnsouut received a letter
from the PRINCE REGENT yesterday, formally inti-
mating to him his pleasure that the present Ministers
should continue to administer the affairs of the
State t--and, after the necessary forms are gone
through, Mr. PERCEVAL and his colleagues will have
an audience of his ROYAL HIGHNESS to receive his
oThtial commands. 'Both Houses of Parliament are
expected to acljoutn to Tuesday or Wednesday next
and on their re-assembling, the PRINCE REGENT will
go in State to meet them, and open the business of
the Session with a Speech from the Chair of State,
vnich is to be placed immediately before the Throne
for the reception of his ROYAL HIGHNESS.

This morning a Lisbon Mail arrived, but the con-
tests of the papers brought by it are not very inter-
esting. The following article affords some informa-
tion respecting the present state of our army :
London, England, 1811-02-06

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privat-ely taught, at No. 19, Slierracd-street, Golden-square.
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the modern style.
tsfraki.s.as's system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whims It cis an object to acquae easily that fashionable requi-
site (Of genteel society expeditiously, privately, Oil In a %ulterior
style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want ideate
teaching spay lecrn a: a small expence, with a respectable set of
petite, tm the public teaching evening% Hectessors of (13 Icing
taught the most elegant fancy danees, and all the superior „.:r••s of
the peoftualon. The Subscription Asstmldisse 3re every Friday.
London, England, 1811-08-08

GENERAL ORDERS.-NORSR GUARDS, JULY i L

At a General Court Martial held at Ipswich, on the
15th May, 1811, and continued by adjournments 14
the 20th of the same month, Hattnis Powsat, Esti,
Paymaster of the 3d Regiment of the King's Gernian
Light Dragoons, was arraigned upon the undermen-
tioned Charges, viz.
For irregularity in the discharge of his datyu a Paymaster of the
3d Regiment King's German light Dravons, in not being able
to account for considerable sums of money &ma for public
and regimental services, viz.
lat. For sot being able to settle with the Captains of the respec-
tive Troops of the said Regiment, for the monthly stoppktes of
the men from the 55th Dee. 1810, to the 24th Feb. 1811,
although be has drawn from the Agents, Messrs. Greenwood,
Cox, and Cu. the funds applicable to those purposes.
2d. For not being able to pay for the Meat supplied to the said
Regiraent from the 25th of January to the 24th February, is l 1,
although he has likewise drawn from the agents, Messrs. G teen-
wood, Cox, and Co. the funds applicable to that purpose.
3d. For not being able to account for a proportion of the money
-amen for the regimental services for the pe. from the 25th
February,lBll, to the 24th March, 1811, viz. amount of sums
on account of pay of Officers, .eSS ss. 2d. and amount of other
sums through Cricket and Co. Waken, Ipswich, £243155. 4 td.
together X 297 Os. t;td.
4th. For not having remitted to Mr. Hamilton a considerable
Sum of money on account of Income Tax ariang from the pay
of Officers of the aforesaid regiment, although he had deducted
it out of the pay of Officers during the period from the 25tk of
August, 1809, to the 24th June, 1810.
Upon which Charges the Court came to the fol-
lowing decision :
" The Court, having heard all the proceedings.
and haviS taken the same into its serious considera-
. tion, is of opinion that the prisoner is guilty of the
whole of the crimes stated in the charges, and cloth
adjudge that he, the prisoner, shall be dismissed his
Majesty's service, and that he shall make good the
I sum of 41:1927. Is. 31d."
His Royal Highness the Parscr REGENT was
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his fkl 1-
JEsTY, to approve of so much of the finding and be tl-
ten ce o 1 the .Court, as adjudges the prisoner to be
dismissed his Majesty's service.—By command of ins
Royal Highness the Commander in Chic:,
NASKY C.M.VEAT, Adjutaut-General.
London, England, 1811-08-08

IMPORT ANT DISCOVERIES.
MR. HARRIS, Corner of St. Paul'6 Church-yard,
has just, received a supply of the following valuable medi-
cines:
FOR ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, AND WHEEZING.
fisher's prepared Stramoniu o and thyme!, the reputation of
which, from its uniform success in the cure of Diseases of the
Lungs, is fully established in the course of a few months ; fur,
out of 4000 trials, it has not failed in one case to afford perma-
nent relief, aunt nut one instance can be adduced In which they
disagrees) with the patients.
FOR INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE, HEARTBURN,
London, England, 1811-08-08

VOTES for BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, sad COUNTY of
MIDDLESEX.
To be SOLD by AUCTION
By JOHN BROMLEY, •
On Wednesday, August 14, 1811, at 12 o'clock, at the Auction
Mart, opposite the Bank of England,
A
.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING
HOUSE, at Great Marlow, Bucks, Na 2, Ckapel-street.
The House is in excellent repair, recently era ted,very substantially
I built, and contains .it Rooms and a Cellar, anti detached Room
and Kitchen, a large productive Garden, in the occupation of 10 r.
Collins, tenant at will; worth per annum, £3.1. Marlow is a
'flourishing Market Town, where property of late years has
greatly increased In value, is situated five milts from Maidenhead,
and 32 miles from London. Five Freehold brick Dwelling-bosses
near Messrs. Hiyward's Floor-Cloth Manufactory, Mile End
Road, being Nos. 5,4, and 5, South-street, and two ditto, ad-
joining, in front of Raven-row,nearly opposite the White Raven ;
a Freehold House, Gun-I tne Linachouse, sear eke corner of
Rich-street, Commercial Road; and a large Plot of Ground for
building, adjoining, sufficient in erect one House, w lib good depth
of Garden Ground. Land-tax redeemed.
Particulars may be had at the Upper au& Lower Crown, Mar-
i
low ; Fleece, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt-Hill; at the Auction
Mart; also at the Britannia Tavern, Limeliouse ; Lord Nelson,
and Angel and Crown Tavern, White:lapel Road - and of the
Auctioneer, No. 5, Commercial Road, St. George's, 'East, nearly
I opposite Gloucester-,treet.
I N. 13. Removed from 23, Cannon street-road.

NEAR SOU ['HAMPTON, HAN 11.
Delight!'id Marine Cottage Villa, Gardees, Pleasure Ground,
Stabling, Coach-houses, and about Sixty Acres of Land.
By Mr. HERMON, •
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on nut*.
day, August 15, 1811, at Twelve, in One Lot,
A VALUABLI COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly
opial to Freehold, comprising a complete Cottage Reef-
dence, with Stabling for 6 horses, Coach-houses, re..truu
Garden, Farm-yard, and Firming-buildings, and about CO Acres
of productive Meadow and Arable Land ; situate in the rural
Village of Ihrarsash, a beautiful sporting par of Hampshire, only
five miles from Southampton, close front TitchGeld, o from Go--
I port, and eighty miles from London. The Cottage is planned
for the accemmodation of a good-sized family. standing in the
centre of a irerdaat lawn, and commanding delightful views of
the Isle of Wight, the Southampton and Haruisierivere, the Nee-
dies, Cashot Castle, and surroundleg picturesque country.—
! The Estate is rendered highly desirable from the Hand,le river
approaching dose to it. with gulf-midst depth of water for firo•
i rate sine, the respectaisie neighbourhood and excellence of the
roads. TO be viewed till the sale, and Particulars had oa the
' premises ; at the principal Inns in Southampton Winchester,
Alresford, Portsmouth, and Gosport; of Messrs. and
Wmtislaw, Savile Place, New Burlington street ;at the fiction
Mart, and of Mr. Hermon, Conduitstreet, London, where a
pile of oko Estate may be sees

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London, England, 1811-08-08

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 7.

Arrived his Majesty's ships MENZLAUS and SILVA,
from the East Indies, and the Awr, from off Cher-
bourg—Passed by the BELLIQUEUX, 64, with the fleet
from China, Bombay, and St. Helena.—Sailed the
Zzatous, for off Flushing.—Wind Westerly. The
following are the names of the Indiamen arrived :
Arniston, Wexford, Elphinstone, Cuffnells, Woodford, Alfred,
Winchilsea.—From China, 14th February.
Thomas Grenville'm Earl St. --
Eaater.—From Bobay.
Ceylon, WI

i.,—Fictt Mauritius.
DEAL, AUGUST 7,

Sailed his Majesty's ships POICTIE RS and CONQUES-
TADOR, on a cruize off Flushing.—The East-India
fleet are hourly expected ; the Swift pilot lacht waits
for them.—Wind

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 7.
Flit back the Ponal4.—Passed through the Roads
several sail of homeward-bound Gruenland ships.—
Arrived the HAVOCK gun-brig, from a cruize, and re-
mains with the CALYPSO, CUANTICLEER, and HR ARTY
gun-brig.—Wind N.W.
One P.M. Baltic convoy oot arrived. bat expected
every your.
London, England, 1811-08-08

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 5.

The Ann packet, for Gibraltar and Malta, will sail
to-morrow.—The outward-bound Portugal fleet re-
main wind-bound.—Arrived the Townsend packet,
from Malta, Gibraltar, and Cadiz-20 days from the
latter place.—Wind W.N.W.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST O.
Arrived the Felix, Maria Anna, la Nereid', and le
Maria Josef, French chasse-marees, all laden with
wine, prizes to his Majesty's ship AMAZON, who drove
on shore and destroyed by fire five others, on the
Penmarks.—Arrived the PtixAsAtir sloop of war from
a cruize.
London, England, 1811-08-08

LLOYD'S, AUGUST 6, 1811.
,A GENERAL Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS
at this HOUSE, will be held on Thursday, the 15th inst.
to Eleven &Cock precisely, for the purpose of confirming the
Proceedirgt of the General Meeting on the 30th ult. and pro-
ceeding to the Ballot for the new Committee.
The Ballot will close at Five o'Clock precisely.
JOHN BENNETT, Jun. UMW,-

TRANSPORT OFFICE, July 17, 1811.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY": TRANSPORT SERVICE, for sang
Care of SICK 'sad WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS if WAR, do hereby give notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tueatlay the let of
October, 1811, to receive sealed Tendera, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract fur VIC ruALLING
SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN at GIBR ALTAR,for twelve
months certain from the let of January, 1812.
No tender will be received after one *Wont on the day of treaty, nor any
noticed unless the party, or an agent fur him, personally attends.
Each te::der mast be accompanied by a 1: tier from two respectable per-
lOW, engaging to become bound will:Wiz. person tendering, in the sum of
.C2OOO, for the due performaneLof the contract.
Further particulars may be hewn by applying at this Ofm, or
to the Agent of the said Hospital.
London, England, 1811-11-12

SALES 13Y AUCTION.

GAER NARVONSHIRE LEASEHOLD .ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Crown and Anchor, at Pwllhelli, on Wednesday, No-
v, itiber 13, between two and ilve in the afternoon, suhject to
cnniltions then to he produced, unless previously discosed of
by private contract, of which due publicity will he given,
'THE CAPITAL .MANSION-HOUSE, coiled
CEEN-MINE, with the Demesne and other Lauds, arable
and pasture, comprisistg ISO acres or thereabouts,. lying all cam-
pact in the neighbourhood of the market-toWn of Pwlltielli, and
' close to the great road
_leading from thence to Porthd.nliaeu.—
It commands a beautiful and extensive View of ear-ligan Bay,
and is surrounded by a variety of Scenery, grand and picturesque
in the extreme.—The Pleasure-grounds are highly ornamented,
and well sheltered by various and rich Plantations; and the
House is, in every respect, suitable to the residence of a Gentle-
man's Easily ; having, beinnzing to it, a walled Garden, well
stocked with Fruit Trees of air choicest kind ; a double Coach-
house and Seable, detached Brew-house, Laundry, and colter
convenient Offices, together with an excellent Cold-bath.
The Estate la held under a Lease for the remainder of a term
of SO years, which co:nmenced at Michaelmas 1794, subject to
'an annual rent of 18 Guineas only; and immediate possession
will be given to the purchaser.
A Servant in the house Is appointed to shew the premises;
and further Particulars maybe had by applying to Messrs. Poole,
at Caernarvon, or at their Office,. at Pcneraig, in Anglesey.
N.B. A Sale of the Furniture, Carriage, Horses, Implements
of Husbandry, &c. &c. is fixed for Monday and Tuesday the
II th and 12th of November, and. Catalogues will be prepared In
due time.
London, England, 1811-11-12

WHERE TO GET RICH!

PIDDING and Co. take the liberty of suggesting
- to those Adv nturet.a in the Lottery, who have hitherto met
with no liccess, a few observations, which can scarcely fail of
making a due impression, if they are open to conviction.
In Card Parties, whether it be in the Palace of a King, the
Mansion of a Peer, or the happy Dwelling of a Cittrit, what is
the invariable custom adopted by those who have a run of bad
luck ? Are they not anxious to change their Partners—to change
their Seats—to cut in at another Table ? Ard does not every
day's I. xperience confirm the wisdom of this practice? Does it
not constantly happen, that where persons have been losing game
af..r game. and rubber af er rubb,r, they just as quickly recover
b k whir loss, by the simple expedient of only moving their
skew iot;, or cbmging their partner?
Wow it nmst be admitted, by parity of reasoning, that the same
wi.l apply to Adventurers in the Lottery. Let those,
tin r...dr- who have already tried their luck at the Old Offices,
now make a trial at the
NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE,

No. I, COItNHILL, the corner next to the Mansion House.
Fr. eb Cards, and Froth Partners, may yet make amends
For former Ilad Luck of Yourself, or your Friends!
LADIES who wish to make 12 or IS per Cent.
and sometimes more, legally and safely, without being sub-
ject to the cos roul or knowledge of any our, may employ th.ir
Money at all times to the utmost advantage, by applying or ad-
dressing to Messrs. Drunimond and Co Nu. 93, liu.s..lli-Mews,
Howland-street, where "a Lady is in constant att..ndsrce in one of
the Othces to recave and treat wi Is them.
London, England, 1811-11-12

411

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THE ARMY.

The sit following ships armed ea jute are oi &red
to proceed immediately to Lisbon, under the order.
of Captain Piriu.istoaz, as Commodore, viz. Dia-
dem, Captain FHILLLMOnE ; Mermaid, lionoUlable
Captain W. PitstcY ; Mercury, Captain Taxcocit ;
Romulus, Lord BALGONIZ ; St. Fiorenzo, Captain
Kwox ; Melpomene. Captain FALCON ; and it is sail
they are going to bring away the sick belonging tv
our army. They each take out flat bottomed boat,..
The following is a List of the Regiments under
the immediate command of Lord WELLINutoN
CAVALRY.
3d Dragoon Guards 9th Light Dragoor.
4th ditto 11th ditto
sth ditto 19th ditty
Ist u Drazoosia
ad ditto
4th ditto

13'h dim
14th ditto
Mil ditto
IXTAXTRY. _

45th Foot lit battalio•
4eth ditto lit ditto
50th ditto is: ditto
Sistnitto
52d ditto Ist ik 2d ditto L.l
5M ditto lid ditto
57th ditto lit ditto
34th ditto 21 ditto
59th ditto 1u ditto
430th ditto 6th ditto 1..!
.62a di.:j Ist
66:11 ditto 9d di to
- 69th ditto
69th ditto Ist ditto
71$ ditto lit ditto L.I.
lith ditto
77th ditty
79th ditto Ist ditto
tad ditto sd ditto
9!'tli ditto L.I.
Lath d,:to hit ditto
ditto I►t littu
▪ dive
e.fth ditto battalions •
97th ditto
London, England, 1811-02-01

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Pr' •

THE BEE.
Tie See flat hums the garden through,
g. 4 ' 1 Ail bathes4ter plumes in orient dew,
then gaily in Vie noontide hour
Collects the sweets of many a flower,
Till loaded with her balmy prize,
• She gaily to her dwelling flies—
This little Bee a lesson gives
To every raptur'd Bard that lives : •
For when the fairy hours are past,
And brown October comes at last,
A victim to her toil she lies,
- • And man ►ears off the hoarded prize,
Content, in thcuightless ease, to taste
The plunder'd innocent's repast !
Thus the roar tuneful sons of song
In vain attempt to please the throng,
Till death, In mercy to their woe,
Unstrings their lyre, and lays them low.
Then Fame darts funli ! their numbers ,!rise
Jind all declare the bard divine;
Swear that his name shall time survive—
A name they spurred at when alive.
Oh ! ye that love the warbling choir,
Would you immortal songs inspire,
While-yet we breathe, and praise is Imams,
En:ive, Poets dpat on beef and pudding;
That Nectar.' a chimera vats,
Not worth one mouthful of Champaigne!
These give—and front our future lays
Take a whole waggon-bad of praise!
St. lves. •
London, England, 1811-02-01

IF the GENTLEMAN 'who LEFT his FAMIT.Y '
on Tuesday the ISth January, and put a letter into the Post-
Orrice, in Lombard-street, the same evening, addreued to Mrs. P.
will return, he will find every thing arranged to his entire satis-
faction and comfort ; or if he intends to go abroad, It Is eurneitlY
requested he would write confidentially to anvbf his friends in the
vicinity of Covent-Garden previous to his quitting the kisgdont.
London, England, 1811-02-01

A GENTLEMAN in the Law has had several
sums of Money placed in his hands by various Clients for
the purpose of investing the same in the purchase of redeemable
Annuities, secered on Estates in fee, Life Interests is land, houses,
or funded property, Church Livings, or such personal grants as
on enquiry might be deemed eligible. He would have no obJvc•
don to discount the Sinai of Noblemen or Centkasen of re-
sponsibility, at a moderate date, that, all some more perms-
nent security should be found, the above money might not be un-
employed. Letters from principals only •:ill meet with ever y at-
tention, and an interview in town be appointed forthwith, but
no Agents or Broiers can be noticed. Address L. S. D. Post-
(Mice, Croydon.

ROYAL. EXCHANGE.
.TAZARD, BURN!, AND'Co. Stock• Brokers,
revectfullr inform the Public, that Ticck-rs and SITAIIIILO
fox the NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn the 13th of
Nils MONTH, are on Sale at their Office.= *hove.
Letteri, post paid, duly answered. Schemes gatis.
•.• Orders from the Country, accompanied with remittance,
punctually attended to.

QTR 3.13 RANSCOMB.andeo. 3. srvEwRrGHT.
sole surviving Partner, respectfully solicits the Pnbile Attest-
tinn to the last Three Days Drawing of the GRAND CITY
1.0 I' I'ER Y, the first of which will be the 7th of February next.
There are Twenty-one Prian in the. Wheel, which are vslitcd
by cuinent Surveyors at near xtoogx.). Their invariable good.
Fortune attended their Friends the Public the first Day, havirez
sold No. 15 ,558, whiskproduced SOS the only Prise shared
. . . .

. .
by the Old Licensed OfSees. Ticket; and Shares are on. Sale at
No. 37, Cornhill ; No. 11, Holborn ; and No. 38, Haymarket,
where the respective Shares will be paid in full, and where Three
Capitals in last City, and greatest Part of the Capital Prizes in
State Lotteries have been sold and shared the last Seveh Years.

FORTY-FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES, FOUR OF 410,000,
And no Prize less than £lO.
ALL TO RE DRAWN IN ONE-DAY.
HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, beg leave to
remind their Friends and the Public, that the State Lottery
will begin and finish op the TStl24l" this Meath. ickets and
Shares are considerably cheaper than for many Lotteries put.
The Novelty of the Scheme is approvoiof, and the demanslez-
ceasive, which has mused a rise in price, sad must continue ; as
such, HORNSBY and Co.lfope their Fsiends will buy qiiicidy.
THIRTY-BIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES
Were sold by Hottossir and Co. io the last State Lottery.
Also, In the last two years, .
of 420,000, 3 of 410 000, and Z of £5OOO.
No. 11,i88 £20,000 No. 1,33 £lO,OOO •
1,818 20,000 2,279 10,000
11,5.14 10,000 8,831 10,200
10,294 90,000 8,716 5,000
19,54 i 20,000 .),570 1,009
Besides 1 of £4,000, S of £2,000, 6 of 4,0044 and 10 of £5OO.
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FAR/AMEN. ART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, lAN. SI.

Their Lordships were this evening engaged in the censideratfon
of a point of Personal Privilege ; the deliberations on which, as
is genera;ly the case, were private, and strangers were strictly
excluded. It respected, as We understood, the case of a I.a4y,
relict of an 'lrish Baron, who was arrested in an action for Dcbt.
Some witnesses were examined at the Bar ; and the Solicitor on
the occasion, as well as the officer who made the arrest, were
taken into eustOdy, but subsequently ordered to be discharged on
paying their fees.
Immediately after the doors were opened, the Adjournment till
to-morrow took place.

-

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

This being the last day but one for pre.enting private Peti-
tions, the notice sv.s occupied for a considerable time in re-

ceivi.% them.

SMITHPIELD MARKET••••TEMPLE BAR.

The Sheriffs of London presented a Petition from
the Corporation, praying for certain alterations in
Smithfield Market ; and another. Petition for a Bill
for the improvement of Temple Bar.
London, England, 1811-08-30

PORTSMOUTH, 4sousT 29.

Arrived the LEYDEN, with a fleet from Lisbon—
among them are the Osborne, Bitows; ; Kingston,
Aim, Hero, Sir Joseph Banks. Also arrived the
BELLE POULE frigate with a fleet from the Mediter-
ranean, Toirron; sloop from Rio Janeiro, DEXTE-
ROUS and BaanAnors from a cruize.—Sailed the
SURLY With a convoy for Guernsey.

AIJOIT3T 29.
Arrived the Eurydice, ENlNlEttsox, from Curacoa,
and the CHRISTIAN VII. from off Flushing.
CHEFRNES, AUGUST 29.
Sailed the AonaLsson with the Heligoland convoy,
the next will sail about the 19th September next.

WU trEtt AV, 14, AtICUS r tr.—Tuesday last, about half past
two, a galliot towards Niaryport harbour; the tide signal
had been struck, but was ?gain hoisted, thinking she intend-
ed to come into port, but she stood away to the northwisrd, and
was ire%) by persons near Allonby to strike on tL•e great bank
nti.tr the Swsah, and in the niEht she hail gone to pieces. All ors
Lours' must have perished, as nevi :itorii:tig all the shore was
covered with timber. A small bits, with paprika, is said to 114ve
curate on shore, but in suds a cond:tinn as scarcely ".eg-ble ; and
several dead bodies were can up the next day.
A Intl YID—At Liverpool, the Diirset, front Quebec. At Lisbon.
W. V. Johnson, from Warei ford ; Cottage Nia'd, front Newfound-
land, and Aimerade, front Pernanthus J. At Esther, and
Jersey, from Newfoundlard ; Hazard, frtm Dublin; William,
from Newcastle; Palafox, front Yarmonth, and Paz, from Pori/
mouth. At Barbadoes, Thomas, front Limerick.

His Royal Highness the Fame REGENT, in the I
name and 'on the b half of his MAJESTY, has been
graciously pleased to gi►•e and grant unto GEORGE
HENRY GLASSE, of BinfielJ, in the County of Berks,
Esq. Lieutenant in the 20th Regiment of Dragoons,
not 28th as erroneously stated ►n a former Paper,
his Majesty's Royal Licence and Authority that he
may assume and take the Surname of ELLIOTT, and
also bear the Arms of ELLIOTT only, in compliance
with the last Will and Testament of JoHN ELtiorr,
late of Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, in the County of Mid-
dlesex. Esq. deceased s such Arms being first tluly
exemplified according to the Laws of Arms, and re-
corded in the Herald's Office ; otherwise the sail
Royal Licence and Authority to be void and of noi;e
effect: And also to orderothat the said Royal Con-
cession and Dechsration be registered in his Majesty's
College of Axes.
London, England, 1811-08-30

PLACARD.

" Spaniard*, look h* yourselves. 141 every man entomb his
ewe interest and safety, for there Is none will do it besides..—it
h true you have a Government, or rather a body of men calling
thenvelves a Regency, and what has been terr.ted .3 General Cor-
ns of the Kingdom. But they are corrupt and inactive, and
*!lff care not for Spain &siring as they can preserve themselves.
Car mops art sent sway upon distitt capedittCP% when they are
.varticl at home, lest they should take vengeance on those who
ate at the head of affairs. !Ewe wish to be free, we mast take our
liberty into ear own hands, and we must not suffer ourselves to
he blinded by hypocritical Patriots. LOOK TO YOURSLLTZS!"

We !lave this morning received Dublin Papers of
Tuesday last. The Catholics of the County of Down
are to meet at Newry on the Bth of September. The
Catholics of Wexford have also been convened.
London, England, 1811-08-30

TO AN OFFENDED SCOTTISH FRIEND.
JEMMY, man ! let canker fa',
Not keep 11l will sae tang;
I wish to drive the splern awi,
And cheer you wi a sang.

tet Hatred never fiod a place
Within that breast o' thine;
Let Friendship's smile adorn thy face,
As it did langsyne.

When youth's gay flowers asiorn'd our brow,
In friendship we were bound,
And friend mair kind, or comrade true,
Than you I never found :

Your secrets you could tell to me,
And I could tell ie mine,
And friends mair lesing could na be
Than we were la, pyne.

What [hough we're past the flower of youth,
And age is coming fast,
The bnsoin fill'd with honest troth
I s les the bitter blast.

Aft, after the mist violent storm,
The sun does brightest shine ;
Then nourish Friend hip's lovely form,
As ye did lanpyne.
The summit o' life's thorny hill
Wi' thoughtless steps we've gain%
But, oh! what cares may wait us still,
Before life's cup we've drain'tl!

Youth's sappy scenes are fled away,
et why should we repine,
But make the best o' time we may,
And ►igh for !aniline !
London, England, 1811-08-30

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FRENCH PAPERS.

OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROM THE ARMIES IN
SPAIN.
ARMY OF ARRAGON.

' TO Ma ROYAL HIGHNESS.THE PRINCE OF NEUFCHATEL
AND SVAGRA!sI, MAJOR-GENPRAL.
MoNsrtqt:Lbst—Your Serene Highness bas been
informed by my preceding Reports of the difficulties
jncountered in forming our approaches before Sa-
nnttim, in consequence of the nature of the ground.l
'e succeeded, however, after 20, days labour and
fatigue, in making a practicable breach ; but during
this period General Blake had time to summon to
his aid Mahi; General in Chief of the Army of Mnr-
cia, with the whc.le of the force which the insurgent:
had disposable, amounting to Siloo men. The divi-
sion called that of Albuera, under the orders of tar-
dirabal and Zayas, joined to the divisions of Villa'
Campo and Obispo, commanded by O'Donnell and
Miranda, forming the army of Valencia, united with
the Guerillas, composed a corps of above 20,000 in-
fantry and 3000 cavalry.
" Qa the 21th of October this corps advanced and
took post on the heights of Puch, supporting its right
on the sea, Winked by the English fleet, and its left
resting upon Lit ia. Blake, perceiving that Sagun-
turn was on the point (.1 falling, and that the battery
tf e;glit 9.44x)untitrs which I had constructed would
soon decide its fate, marelitd up to me to give battle,
and oblige me to raise the siege. I directed Generals
Palathicr and Bronikow,ki, with six battalions, to
continue the blockade and the werks if the siege of
Sagunturn. General Compere, with, 1500 men, ob-
served the road of Segorbe, and served as a reserve
to tie tioops of General Chlopiski and Rob.it, des:i-
wd by 01.: defile which leads from Giletto eletera,
and to occupy n,y
" The next day, on the 25th, at seven in the mor-
nin:., I. reconnoitred the enemy. The heights of
poen,. and those which covered the road to tieterai
were defended by artillery ant} infantry. At eight
o'clock my sharpshooteri, were briskly driven back,
and from that moment I was convinced I had to con-
tend with, far different trilopsirom those of Valeacia.
borne strong crlittnns outflanked me on my left, un-
der the protection of sorniEnfliskssissels ; the ene-
London, England, 1811-11-23

This day was-published,
to one large iokfme Svo. price les, in boards, a ne* Edition
• • (being the fourth) corrected,' of
I'LEMENTS of the PHILOSOPHY of the
HUMAN MIND.—By DUGAL'D STEWART,
Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University, and Mo.* of
,the Royal Society of Edinborgh ; Honorary Member of the
Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Petersborgh, and Member
of the American Philosophical Society held at Philadelphia.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies,ln theVitag; and W.
Creech, at Edinburgh.
Of whom may bellad, by the same Author,
Philosophical Essays. Elegantly printed in one large volume
4to. price £2. 2s. in boards. ,
London, England, 1811-11-23

foot ref it. The Marshal sum /toned the garrison,
which surrendered by capitulation.
" The same day we entered the fortress, and be-
came masters of a place which had so long braved
the efforts of the Carthaginian Geneva. (Signed)
" ROGNAT, General of Division of Engineers.
.* From Murvivdro, Oat. 1811."

VALLADOLID, OCIDBER. ps.
There have arrived a good many soldiers, destined
to complete the regiments of the Army of Portugal.
This army has few sick, notwithstanding the rapid
marches which they have made, as well as the great
heat. The Count d'Erlou has sent from Seville to
Badajoz numberless convoys of provisions.
The new fort that is to be coastructed on the out-
side,of Seville will be extremely strong. This will
be one of the most regular places in Spain.
Marshal Victor has received considerable reinforce-
ments bt fore Cadiz.
London, England, 1811-02-08

ONE HUNDRED CAP!

WALNUT, and TIM

TO BE SO
About the mitldle of Febru;

Turuham On,
Lot I.I'IFTY ELP
pAint.-20 Di.
Lot 2. S:x Sp ulth Chet ?rut

Two. Oak Ditto,
Lots 3 and 4. Twelve W

The above 'roost valtu
Grunts of Grove House,
the Themes, and is etc!!
Cron-stock Makers, Timbei
To view the same apply
Grove I-low, Chiswick,
be bad; as also at the
Greenwich; lan, '
street, Bomuy,h ; at Gatrav
bill; at Mr. Jamet's Office,
London ; and at the pleas

A GREAT F.
IRISH LINENS are
been far enema Years.-
Pieces, at the Wholesale '
No. 4. (South side of)
Wow in London.—No
tl.• a Piece of Yards.
to t.tbri: and to be bleacht
returned if a fault appears..
for Bank of Enland Norm
No. 4, Bloomsbury-sqoa••

A CARD T
DR. roTIIE It G
1111.1...5, for .iifferea
rious periods of life. It
more than the other sex, e
Livallds; they are sublecti
tore of the functions they
which ettalls upon them 1
those regular secretions
health. To act on thu consti
obstssaction, no remedy his t
inintyptpilichttfir;"afhl siteiy, a.
unites.higli tunic and invigorating
Sty °#f iming fullness, opr
to feu which arise from too
m certain cure for nerve
as as the vat;lous other
se Dr. Fothergtll's Pill!
tilion of every mother
vilelemalet entrtsted to .
Sold wholesale and retail ,
of Paternoster-row ; Baxter
Islander...ton Edinburgh
Hoxiand, ton,
and'
Newberry and Son, Debts
Alion, and Jones, Portsea
Taariton ; Trey/man, Ext.
Brown, Bristol; and most
at 2s. fhi. and Us. Also,

BUTLER'S AROMA
For improving the voice, a
consumptions,

THE ROYAL F
tlemen of FAshion,
tening the Hair wise* drs
as prevents its turning grey
prevents its falling off, ant
roots. Several Gentlemen
us.lng the Russia Oil regularl,
cane covered with hair ;
prevent whiskers turning
It is the best preparatio.
moving the Hair. In short,
has fallen off, by using the
its being restored. le 'err;
as it gives It a natural e
wearing false hair, that
I dry awl stiff, is easily dii
Russia Oil when droishiy
keeps the false hair soft,

Ladies and Gentlemen
to refrain the use of dirt
perfume causes dryness
change colour, and bec;
Oil Is pleasant to use, w;
and preserver to the hair,
improves the growth.
Observe, each bottle r
Russian gold ink," Mochriki
selling Russia Oil without s'
and seller? of counterfeit
• Ladles I.:l.Gentlarnen,
cularly cautious, when the,
desiring to have Prince's
has been found that some
trifling mere allowance F
take the advantage, and
have been thus deceived,
as such counterfeits have
'I he, high reputation
and promoting the hair,
lately envious persons
articles fur the similar
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guinea, or six guinea pot?
:sold, wholesale, retai
A. PRINCt, No. 9, 1
pointrnent, Mr. Smyth,
street; Hendrie and Sow
borne.atreet; Bayley and
Princess of \Valets and
Cockspurisstreet; Berry,
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London, England, 1811-02-08

'rum EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Consols, money, 6/4—for account, 63f.
Reduced reff-4 per Cent. c' ff.
3 per GAL?isvf Pea—Lick RAN 3s. 61. Mm.

" WINDSOR CASTLZ, ITONAVARY 7.
a His Mann: seems to be making gradual pro.
gress towards recovery." . (Signed as usual.)

ts WINDIOR-CMITLI4 INBRUARY 8.
" His Mane= continucs to make gradual pro-
gress towards recovery." . ( Signed as usual.)

The Adelaide Cartel has arrived at Dartmouth
from Morlais, having on board a Messenger, charged
with dispatches from the Americas Minister at Paris,
to Mr. PINKNEY.

Letters received yesterday from his Majesty's ship
ST.JOSEPH, dated off Mahon 11th January, state, that
the Toulon fleet made an attempt to come out on the
Bth, but returned into port the same night, where they
rerna'aed on the 11th when the letters came away.-
They
consist of eleven large ships, seven frigates, and
some smaller vessels.
By. the Cadiz Mail of yesterday, Government re-
ceived dispatches from that place up to the 24th ult.
at which time the Cortes were coming into Cadiz, as
a matter of precaution. Tortosa had been given up
by treacherj, after one day's attack.

The two very magnificent marble busts of the late
Duke of Bedford and Mr. Fox, whom every body re-
members to have seen in the Par=es sitting room, at
Carlton-House, were removed. by order of his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent into the Council Cham-
ber, to be placed at the head of the room, a few hours
previous to the assembling of. the Council, on Wed-
nesday, to swear his Royal Highness into office.
His Royal Highness the PRINCII REGENT, after the
Ministers had-peen him on Wednesday, gave an au-
dience to the Earl of DIABY, who remained with him
some time.

The Earl of Morns, Lord sCara, Lord DLINDAS,
Mr. SHERIDAN, and othersof his Royal Hig hoes own'
Household, afterwards had the honour of dining with
the Regent, at Carlton House:
Yesterday a Bill was read the first time in the House
of Commons, for enabling the West of England Fire
and Life Insurance Company, to sue and be sued in '
the name of their Secretary, to authorise them to grant
and purchase Annuities, andkr other purposes rela!
tive to the said Company.
MAUK•LANII. Fan. 8.,—T0-day the market has but
few further arrivals of Grain in general; Wheat rea-
dily maintains last prices ; Barley and Malt likewise;
White and Grey fees at little variation ; but kw
Beans of the two kinds; Now Ticks 18s. to 44a.;
Old is. per currency I the remaining quantities of
Oats are pretty considerabN but not matt y 61.1".11441
;hose quoted redier deires; woad and infrfltie,
41%,
put variatluls I Flout. lrflpukli 14 last prices

_
London, England, 1811-02-08

THE SHIPWRECK, A NOVEL, BY MR. EI)GWORI'H.
In three Volumes duodecimo, price 150.1 u boards, '
THE SHIPWRECK; or, MEMOIRS of an
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By THEODORE EDGWORTH, Esq.
Also just published, in three Volumes duodecimo; pricelss.
FAI'AI. AMBITION; of, The My sTiai Es of the Caveaw.
A Romance, in the style and manner of Mrs. Radcliffe. By A.
V. Forster, Esq. Royal West Middlesex Militia.
Landon : Printed for Thomas Tem, No. 111, Cheapside ;
"%Eason, 31, New Bond-street: also Mr., Sutherland,
Bookseller, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1811-02-08

PETERSBURGH, DEC. SS.

The course of exchange upon Hamburgh was this
morning at 71 schillinss,

MESSINA, DECEMBER 26.

By a most despotic and inhuman order, issued by
the Neapolitan Adjutant General Mentor, dated head-
quarters, Cosenza, the 27th November, and addressed
to the Commander of the civic guard of Celico, the
dwelling houses of Domenico Perri, and Rosa Scar-
pole, where Vincenzo Abbenirni, a celebrated Chief
of-the insurgents in Calabria, was for ,some time con-
cealeml. have been ordered to be burnt down to the
ground, so that not the least vestige thereof may re-
main, ; and a pole shall be erected on the spot, with
this inset iption—ss The fire devoured these dwellings,
because the inhabitants-dared to harbour assassins."
The above Perri and Scarpole, with the wife of the
former, have already sutfzred death, in pursuance of
the judgment given againt them.
London, England, 1811-02-08

FPRTLiGAL.

BADAJOZ, JANUARY 13.
On. the e 10th of this month, at nine in the morning:
250 or the enemy's horse presented themselves before
this place by the road of Talavera, and after firing a
link, retired at twelve. The same scene was re-
peated the day bt Lire yesterday, and they afterwards
tock the road to Olivenza. They were accompanied
y some iOiantry, with two caniwn, and an obits.—
There must have been something serious, as, ace.)id.
.fly, to tidvict:s, their obus was dismounted, .4:lii they.
of k off with them 15 wounded. _ ,

iestvrday the enemy again made their appearance,
,t the same gonr, wsthin cannon-hot, in equal num-

ber. We killed one of their dr:le;uons, and they re-
tire,l at noon. • By the rigla in the Guadiana 400
horse als prcisen;ed then:-,e.:ves, and arrived nearly
at the bridge of Gevora they afterwards retired to
:he maul:tams cf Wet.% where we know they have
iotoe infantry, and 44 uiecc of artillery.

OPGR EU, JANUARY go.
Ontlie.i7th iii)izatit we receivedocial intel;igencz
the enemy occupied Lamcgo, and that General
tiNeir.4 had crossed the Douro to Pera de Zegea,
rod orderea: every boat to rendezvous on this side
th.• river.
We now krone the enemy left LaMega on Thum.
day thelitti instant, which place Silveira entered on
tho same day. Tile French force consists of from
'I to- 800 G 6-or 4110. horse, and 9 pieces of
rillery.
II:4 144 IlleX folyt4 Lapiego 2000.binvii-of

:. ~~yA

...
London, England, 1811-02-08

THE ARMY.

We regret to state that the reinfotrements for Li:.
bon are still detained windbound at Torbay from the
unfavourable state of the weather.
As soon as the PRINer. REGENT was sworn in on
Wednesday, he sent for General Kerrex, appointed
him to be one of his Equerries, and gave him the (j7th
Regiment of Foot.

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY S.

Arrived his Majesty's ship AMELIA, with a fleet of
transports from Lisbon, after a passage of 20 days ;
several of the fleet separated, among those arrivird
are, the Subby, Agenoria, James, British joke, and
a ship No. 590. Wind S. S. E.