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PHE MEMOIRS of PRINCE EUGENE of
SAVOY. Written by himself. Translated from the French.
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all those passages which Were suppressed by order of Bonaparte,
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A REAL BLESSING TO hIOTHERS.
DOCTOR BUCHAN most pathetically describes
the sufft.riam°s of Children while cutting their Teeth, a most i
dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ought to i
Se paid them; particularly at this critical season, when the Chin
Cough and Measles are so prevaleat. If the irritation ed the i
Gums cotnes with any other disorder, very few Infants recover.
Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTH-
ING SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night 1
with pains in its Gunn, this valuable Medicine applied, will im-
mediately open the lures, best the Gums, and thereby prevent 1
fevers or convulsions. Parente who may be dubious of the vir-
tues
of the SOOTHING SYRUP, may refer to Um. different 1
cams that have appeared in this and other papers.
Since Mrs. Johnson has distributed,gratis, NO bottles weekly,
SO on Tuesday and SOIM Saturday mornings,from D to, 10 o'clock.
to the peer who may have Children a=cted in cutting their
Teeth, by bringing a letter from a hosseekeeper,skat the Mother
la a real object of chirity, has made is so seivessegy knows, that
uses would be superibione, as its trusties are kenos is &Wog
every family where there are yowl Children.
l'o be had of the Proprietors, J. Johnsen sod CO. 04, Newe
' mamstreet, Osferdetreet • and Retailed by Goldin. Carotin' ;
Newbery. Dassuretreet, &bliss ; and by all thariatirl ?deep
eine Yeeders is town and Cotantry. all*. Pk! battle, far goody
money onio.
A J. B. iivak AL* 4. 1.142/10 Mowite Polak* strip

SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMF.NT OV ARTS,
MANUFACTURES AND COMMKRCE.
Adelphi, January 29, 1811.
THERE will be an Extraordinary GENERAL
MEETING of this SOCIETY on Wednesday. the 6th of
Min:tory, for the Election of a Vice-President, in place of Lord
He inttcu, resigned. The Ballot to commence in the Great
Room of the Society, at Eleven o'Clock in the Morning, and
clwe at Two in the Afternoon precisely.
No Member can be admitted to vote unless his Subscription
for the current year, and all his arrears are paid.
Ladies who are Members, may vote by proxy, en sending
no;ics of their choice In writing by a Member.
By Order, CHAR LEa TAYLOR, M. D. Sec.
.

SOM E SETSHIR E.
AT-an adjourned SESSION of SEW ERS. holden
at Bridgwater, in and for the Western Division of the
County of Somerset, on Monday the 21st day of January 1811,
before John Acland, Esq. Air Philip Hales, Baronet, John Dun-
ning, M.D. Charles Kemys Mealy" Tynre, John 'Tyndall Warm,
Jeffery' Alice, George Symmor.s, ,Edward Sealy, John Chubb, j
'MAW Pyke, Thomas bymes, Fritsch Adams Stradling, Solo- j
aft_ Tide, William )unman, Esquires, and the
Rini. Henry Parsons, l.:Wes Henry Burt, John Jeremy, and
John Yeatman, Clerks, Commissioners of Sewers for the said
County, to take into consideration the protection of the several
Rivers, Rhyne', dcc. &c. likely to be affected by the operation
of the intended Canal from Bristol to Taunton.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Court, the proposed Ca-
nal from Bristol to Taunton, cannot be carried into ticeuillan,
without imminent hazard to the Drainage of the Country, and
that it will not be productive of adequate Advantage to the
Public.
That a Petition from this Court, be presented to Parliament,
against the proposed Bill, and that John Acland, Esquire, Sir
Philip Hales Baronet, Charles Kentys Keane •lynte, John Tyn-
dall Warm, Hales,
Alien, Esquires, John Dunning. M.D. the
Rev. Henry Parsons, Clerk, John Chubb, and Edwar.. Sealy,
Earires, be appointed a Committee, to prepare such Petition
and to adopt such other measures as they may think requisite to
carrying these Resolutions into Effect.
' That these kesoluttoos he signed by the Ohalrman, and Poh-
llished in the County Papers. JOHN ACLAND.
PROPOSED CANAL FROM BRISTOL TO TAIINTOT
AT a very numerulis and respectable MEETING
A- of the PROPRIETORS and LANDHOLDERS, through
whose Property the Proposed Canal is intended to be carried,
held at the,Ass:ze Hall, in Bridgwater, die 21st day of January,
1811, fur the purpose of taking the said Proposed Plan into
Consideration,
JOHN ACLAND, Esq. In the Chair,
RESOLYZH lIHA/1111003LT,
That the making a Canil from Bristol to Taunton, would be
highly injurious to the Owners and Occupiers of Laads, through
which such Canal is intended to be carried.
That it doirtmt appear that any Public Benefit can be likely
to result from an undertaking, the presses; Navigation between
Bristol and Taunton being in every respict preferable to the
Proposed Canal, and because the Country through which thst
Canal is intended to be carried, froin the absence of Manufac.
cure and Commerce, cannot receive any general Advantage '
therefrom.
That under the above-mentioned circumstances, the Landed
Proprietors think themselves fully intitled to ezort all legal and
justifiable opposition to a Plan, not likely to prove generally ad-
vantageous to the Public, but particularly injurious to themselves.
nun the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee, to
carry these Resolutions into effect:
John Acland, Esq. Jeffery, Allen, Esq,
'llfoittas Dyke Acland, Beet. Rev. Henry Persona
Sir Philip Hales, Bart. Rev. John Yeatnian
John Dunning, M. D. Mr. Sealy
'George Henning, M. D. Mr. Chubb
John Tyndall Warm, Esq. Mr. Thomas Symp.'
Any three of whom shall be a sufficient number to proceed on
Business.
Tha Subscriptions be immediately opened, so be at the dispo-
sal of the Committee, and that Books for detering Subscriptions
be kept at the Banks in Bridgwater.
That Mr. EDWARD STMT' and Mr. JOHN WILLIAM TitVOlt,
be Solicitors and Treasurers, for the purpose of opposing the said
Canal.
That the Proceedings of this Meeting be signed by the Chair-
man and inserted in the London and County Papers.
J. ACLAND.

The Chairman having-left the Chair,
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Joan
ACLAND, Esq. for his able and imparts! conduct in the Chair.

TOTTENHAM BREWERY.
TO BE SOLD EY PRIVATF. CONTRACT,
THE Lease of that truly 'vAluAble Property the
BELL BREWHOUSE, conspicuously :situate in front of
the high road in tlie respectable Village of Tottenham, five
miles from London. An opportunity so advantageous to the
industrious man of small Capital, rarely presents itself to public
notice; the rent is low, tie Premises roomy and convenient,
having_ the advantage of a comfortable, modern, and genteel
Dwelling In front, in good repair, with a large productive Gar--
'den in the highest state of cultivation, which together with a
Meadow, Cottage (also in front), Chaise•house, Stable,and suit-
able Erections, cover a mite of four Acres. The vantage.
possessed by this Concern may be much improved, as the recent
dismantling of a large Brewery at Newington must necessarily
increase the number of customers in its vicinity.
Principals only will lee treated with, who may be informed of
further particulars,- by application (free of postage) to Messrs.
Snow and Scrivetia, No, 8, Earl-street, Wackfriars—the pur-
-1 chase o: the Lease, Plant, and Utensils, will amount to about
£4OOO. _ •

WILSONTOWN IRON WORKS 704 SALE.
TO BE SOLD,
On a Day to be afterwards named,
'THE WILSONTOWDI IRON WORKS,
DWELLING;HOUSR, and LANDS attached to them ;
consi-Ing of upwards of 300 English Acres. These Works are
situated in the countyof Lanarit,ln Scotland, at an equal distance
front Glasgow and Leib ; and thus command a ready access to the
markets on both the east and west coasts, and in Ireland. They
are that:only Works of the kind in Scotland, and have an inexhausti-
ble supply of materials at hand, In land, to the extent of above 4500
English Acres. 't'he Works consist of two Blast Fernaces, blown
by a 4i-inch Boulton and Watt doable power Steam Engine,
soffkient for blowing three Furnaces. Also, of four Steam En-
gnus of different dimensions, with the ruosecomplete machinery
for tha manufacture of bar, bolt, and sheet iron, boiler plates,
hoops, &c. dcc. erected upon the newest and most approved prin-
. gifts. The Works are principally employed, at present, in
making soft pig iron, for foundry use, of which the two furnaces
produce from 60 to 90 ton 3 weekly, principally of the beat No.
1 which might be increased to 140 tons by the erection of an:
tiler furnace rthe spare blast (of which there is abundance fur
a third furnace) being now thrown away. There Is an eicelletd
Dwelling-house for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Mantger,l
Clerks, and from 4to 500 workmen and their fanllllN- Ai the
freight of iron from Leith to London is onit.from 10s. to 13s. per
ton, and the insurance less than one per cent. these works are
parti-
cularly worthy of the attention of the gentlemen in the trade, resi-
dent in London, where the exeellept quality of the Wilsontown
Ilron commands a constant preference in the market. . .
Printed Particulars of the Works and minerals, &c. may be had
by applying to Mr. J.Wilson, No. 6, Crosby-square, Bishops/at,.
street ; or Mr. Charles Berry, No. 1, James4treetkAtielphi, Len-
t don; or Mr. Mowbray, W.S. Howe-street, Edinburgh ; Messrs.
lama Fijians and Co. merchants, Leith; Messrs. Editigton,
Queen-street, Glasgow ; Messrs. Graham and MontgosnerlEs,
writers, Glasgow ; A. Conti, Esq. Liverpool; Messrs. WriLht '
and Bowden, Hull; James Hines, Ft sq. Dublin; Mr. sefaul4
Hallett, Easton, near Wolverh3niptou ; Josiah Duwion, Esq.
Rhoyds-hall, nt ar Leeds ' • Messes. Sorabie and Co. 'Newcasthr-
sEellt-Tyfte ; agd iViesso.W4son sad Son, Winontown. 1

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[PRICE SIXPENCE-HALIMENNY.

ADMIRAL?"! ..-rainary 114, 1111.
BY command of the LORDS COMMISSIONERS
of the ADMIRALTY, Notice is hereby given Vann °Sleets
of his Majesty's Navy and of the Royal Marines, that, whenever
they may have occasion to address Letters to their Lordships
Secretary, they are to note against their Signatures the ILA
which they may hold In the Royal Navy or Marines, resPeo-
tively ; and, when absent on leave, to state the name of the Ship
to which they may belong. J. W. CROKRIt.

• , TRANSPORT OPPICS, Inufery if, pill.
THE COMAfISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
MIS MAJESTY, TRANSPORT SERVICE, J.r
Care (SICK aid WOUNDED SEAMEN, exifor sh. Caro awl
Crstody of PRISONERS e WAR, I. hen* give Mike,
'That they will be ready at this ('Thee, on Tuesday the sth et
February, 1811, to receive sealed Tonders, and treat with such
Perstios as may be willing to contract for supplying the under-
mentioned Articles for twelve months 'attain, from the day of
Tender, viz?
LAMP OTL—Porcheeter Cowie, Porton, Plymouth-7ml Dart-
moor.
CANDLES—Porchester Castle, Foram, Stapleton, Chatham?
and Norman Cross.
COALS—MiII Prison, Plymouth.

STOCKINGS, for Prisoners of War in Heshh.
onBRII)GE'S TIN MACHINES, fur the Transport Serv:ce.
ta,l! Me revived after oar OWOLI OS the lay of treater, me
aty motecal knits, the party, or an agent for him, personally
Each render ?Ma le accompanied by a Letter front two resoeetablt
Persons, engaging to Leconte &mod I milk the Person tendering, in Me Siam
'if 0300, for the dim perferreancr of the Conirdct.
Farther p.crticaLtre may be inrruss, by applying al this Of.ce, or A
Ike rivals of as said Coansissioners at the respective 11,pais.

BY ORDER OF. THE COMMISSIONERS, OF HIS MA.,
JESTY'S WOODS, FORESTS, and
LAND REVENUE.
TO, BB SOLD 'BY AUCTION,
At the Black Lion Inn; In Mold, in the County of Flint, on
Wednesday, the 6th day of February next, at Twelve o'Clock
at Noon, subject to suck conditions as will be then produced,
ALL those two Allotments or Parcels of Commolf
LAND, lying and being on Moel Fatnina, in the Parishes
of Llanferres and Kilketi, in the Counties of Denbigh and Flint,
containing in the whole 555 A. OR. 18P. of statute Measure or
thereabouts, which have been allotted to his Majesty, by the
Commistioners, appoluted under an Act of Parliament hefetufore
passed. for eividing, allotting, and inclining the Commons and
Waite Lands within the said Parishes.
The above allotments are, at present, valuable Sheep Walks.
and are well calculated for planting upon, the greater part thtteot
beinesheltered from the north west winds.
A Plan of tbe. Allotments may be seen, and funfair partka-
lars received, on applying at the Office of Messrs. Potts, Leek*, _
and Potts, Cheerer.—January 17,1811.

•
AS4'HhIA, CONSUMPTION, WHEEZING, ate.
THE Names of a Royal Duke, of several N. We..
men and Dtlctors ate to be found in the list of Cures of the
above Diseases effected by the Isrepared Straraoniunt-1 be fume,
by allaying the irritation in the latogs, acts ass Charm. 7 he, ,
Oxymel, by promoting Expectoration, quieting Cough sad
inii
strengthenin the Sys:ens, has been found to seemed in the cure
of Ceniti the:tint* alter 011110111TrettellIts arartlitia
regular had
.—The
reputation of this Valuable remedy Is so
effectually established by the very beneficial effects it uniform));
produces, that ft is only necessary to say, that the prepared Herb
for stuoaklng, and the Oxymel for internal use, may be obtained; •
of Harris, Comer of St. Paul's Church-yard; Foster and Co. $4,
Parliaiheot-street; Butts, No. 10, Berner s•street, Oxford-street ;
Sheppard, Bristol; and Lynch, Manchester. .

From the 'Honourable and Right Reverend
THE LORD BISHOP OF CARLISLE,
To Mr. Cutest>, Apothecary, Cheapslde, London.
SIR—I readily embrace the opportunity your letter
Li affords me of adding my testimony to that of the Lord Chief
Baron, in favour of your 'CHINO'S PATENT WORM LO-
ZENGES; my eldest sell having, a few months ago, derived
very material benefit from the use of it. He bad been onvrell
for seveyal weeks preilotn to his takirg it ; appeared pale, ems-
dated, was languid, and complained frequently of pains in his
head and side. ;The Lord Chief Baron, who had accidentally
sem him in this state, fOrtunately recommended to me the trial
of year L6r..figes and that no time might be lost, or any mistake
might occur. Obtainlng the genuine medicine, sent 112 C three
dotes of it. The grit of the", occasioned a visibly amendment ,
and after the second dose every unpleanint symptom disappeared : '
but 1 judged it right to give the third, as the two former hit 4
agreed so uncornittorly well. From that time my son has been
in perfect hevtth, aid f ce-tawy attr;lnite his cure wltolbt to the
efficacy of the Worm Lozenges. I have since teeommewle4 your
Lozenges in several in.tances, vel.crem I have the satisfastiolt to
assure yen, they have -tattiorntly been of great service. J ought •
to add, that from the nature of the effect produced by these la
my eon's case, I apprehend the complaints to have arisen from zits
obstruction between the stomach ana viscera. I am, Sir, you
obedient servant, E. CARL LL
_ . _

Rose Castle, December 7.
gold, whulesak and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheats Mei
corner of Prernower row; Scott Cargill; Baxter and Co. and
smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Belem, Portsmouth; Newberg
and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull; Hotlaod, Cadmus
and Son, and Gilbert and lindon Plymouth; Hall and Boyne.
New Yotk; and moat e3untry nu:dicine venders and ',filmes% '
in boles, at 4s. hd. each.

Patroalod and used by his Royal Highness the Duke of Karr
and the first Personages of Ranh, and Gent'kmen in the Nahy
at,4 Army, who have found the good effect p in long voyages.'
'ROTTE R's ORIENTAL DENTRIFICE ; or
ASIA rle TOOTH-POWDER, has bon for So years re-
commended to the attention of the public. Those who have not
tried the tffect of this excellent Dentrifice, will find a single bog
it sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy aid virtues • he ex-
eellencies being acknowledged by the most respectablemedical
authorities, used by many. and recommenced. The Powder
cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweeretta thehreath, possesses no
act' that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish ow
\the teeth. From its astringency it strengthips the gums, eradi-
cates the scurvy (which often proves the destruction of a whips
set of teeth).preserves sound teeth front decay secures decayed
teeth from becoming worse, fastens those ittieh are loose, pre- -
vents the return of the tootit-avite. Like's's) a Tincture which
relieves the may srloi•tut To.eb,ache, and is a wash with the Pow-
det.—A Crarkat against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth-Powder,
'without 4*M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the Box. All
It=a are count,. riche.
Sold, wholesale and retell, at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beau-
fort Buildings; Strtnd ; at the Cornwall Gazette Oldie;
Mr. Bez.l.int, Dr.igg•st, Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Mills, Ports-
mouth ; Mr Johnson,
:Gosport ; Mr. Webb, Ponies; Mr.
Lucas, Southampton; Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey; Mr. Jeckitoo.
Plymouth; Mr. Congdon, Mr. Geer:Mit., and Mr. Bosch, Ply-.
mouth-Dock ; Mr. '1 hompson, and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wittig ;
Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth. Mr. "Phompsop, Chatham ; Mr. hobo,
Sheerness ; Mr. Robey, Harrowgate; Messrs.' Brodie aod'Co.
Salisbury ; Mr. Robertson, Prince a-street( Edinburgh. and Mr.
Rayburn, ditto, ditto; Mr. Anderson, Abert'een, Old Town; Mrs
Lao;. ante ; Mr. Barton, Glary, Mr. M`Cleod, Ormitock; -
Mr. Jails-son, tile of Man; her. Viper awl Mr. Maylvr, Posit;
Mrs Marrett, ditto; Mrs. SlZeareittt,. lileistril Library ; Wow& •
Mills and Cy. &Imo ; Mr, Newbere,p, wboitvide rem;
;in; Mr. Pluhtlu preanottrot ditto; Mr. Palo, V/etlefiot
Ago/Willis lir4reaar *l4
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PORTUGAL.

/.ISBON, (rARY I.

Accordinc to an order of the day published at
Caruso on the 28th of December, IRIO, it appears
that a Council of Inquiry having been held on the
conduct of the Portuguese ofLers of the garrison or,
Almeida, under the Presidency of Major-General
Francisco da Silveira Pintoda Fonseca, the said Coun-
cil has found the conduct and patriotism of the Cap-
tains, Lieutenants, Adjutants; &c. whose names are
therein recited, highly honourable to the said Officers.
. Jas. L.—lL:tract of an .01ficial Communication from his Ex-
cellency Lord W sti.: °Too, addressed to his Excellency D. Ma
*ma Palma FORJAE.

" Head-Qoarters, Cartaxo, Jan. 5, 1511.
" The enemy's reinforcements destined for his army in this
country, and which, as I informed your Excellency by my pre-
ceding dispatches of the :Tel of last motith, were then en their
march through the valley of Mongers, reached the river Alva,
and the position of Marcella on the 24th of the said Month; they
erased that river the following day at one of its fordable puts,
and ciintinned their march to form a junction with the army.
a Colonel Wilton bad fallen back to ?aphelia, and crossed the
river Mondego, as soon as he heard that the sal I troops were ap-
proaching, lest he should be 'evolved in an unequal contest of
being at tee same time attacted in front and rear. -He re-crossed
that river, however, and harassed and pursued the rear of the ene-
ney'e Troops owing their totach of 'the 25th and with, from Alva
to Espinhel, took some p-.l.oners, and cut off one of the enemy's
amallietachnients. whi :b fell into the bands of the militia. He
Isarned-froin the prison trs be took, that the enemy's force con-
sisted of eleven battalicale, belonging to the 9th corps of his army,
sad which turn out tw be the same that assembled In Nunes in
do Nurse of last summer.
" The division we.ich 'carded to Pinhel, and whose advanc-
. ed guard had last n.acked 'francosa, when 1 addressed to your
Eicelleney my last communication, still continued in Pinhel, at
the time when I heard last front General Silveira, whose head-
qvtarters were torn in 'I orrinha. '1 his division is either the 2d
of the frth corps, or the division of troops which marched to
Cardigos, and returned film thence is the month of November,
under the orders of General Gardantie.
.• Nu other alteration has taken place-l"n the position occupied
by the enemy's army, since the date of my last letter to your
.Excellency. he detachment which marched to Castello Branco,
immediately cane back from that place, and was sent thither
either to escort a courier, or to precure information."

JAN. 10.—The private accounts which we receive
from the places occupied by the French represent
their wants of every kind as continu2lly increasing.
In Tprres Novas they have indeed meat, but scarcely
any 'bread, and on that account have withdrawn a
part of the troops cantoned in that town, leaving
there only a small garrison. The division at no.
!oar •is greatly in want both of meat and bread,
which is probably the reason why the troops of the
9th corps, which lately arrived to reinforce them,
stoppid'at Espinhel, and in its vicinity, as they could
not otherwise procure subsistence. Tlit want of me-
dicines, shoes, clothing, and in general of every thing
necessary for an army, is extreme. It appears that
sour troops have proceeded somewhat to the left of
Cartaxo, and advanced to Tremcz and its vicinity.
JAN. 12.—Not a particle of news from the army.
'Upwards of 50 ships *laden with corn arrived this
week /imp 4nlcrica and England.