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London, England, 1818-10-23

PRIV4TE LETTER.

" mtrrEmsta 16,1818.
" It is expected that the combined operations of
General Marino with General Bermudez will com-
mence along the coast in a few days. The former is
at Matut in, with 1500 men, and the latter at Guiria,
with about 400, but their troops are increasing daily
with the dispersed Patriots. Bermudez only landed
with 80 men, having been disappointed of 200 at
Barancas, which by mistake marched to join Marino.
His decision in not waiting for them, and his valour
in the attack, insured the complete success of the
enterprise in the capture of the enemy's flotilla, and
cince he took the place, he has bean joined by all
those who were in their retreats in the mountains.--

The Patriots have only occupied as yet, Guiria, Zrapa,
ar.d Yaguaraparo. The Spaniards are at Rio Caribes,
Carapano, and Cariaco, in small force. Cumana is
their principal garrison, and the great object of the
Patriots. General Bolivar, it is reported, will com-
mand the attack upon this in person, unless circum-
stances vary. Monagas commands in the Limos, or
plains, of Barcelona. Cedeno, with Saraza, second
in command, is acting about the Hogaza and Cala-
bozo. Paez, Commander in Chief of all the Limnos,
has his head-quarters at St. Fernando, and his Guer-
rillas every where. The Spaniards are at Villa de
Cure, Valencia, Valleys de Aragua, Caracas, and
along the coast as far as Cumana, and thence to Rio
Caribes, and occasionally push a party of cavalry

%to the Lianas. fi-cim whence Morales, who had oc-
cupied anew C.alabozo, was driven by the severe loss
he experienced et Guayabal.
gi In Awn, the want .of awns and ammunition
alone caused General Bolivar to retrograde, and lost
him the opportunity of arming • the great numbers
*ho tendered their services during the last campaign.
These deficiencies have since been amply supplied,
and fresh succours are pouring in daily, as well from
the United States, as Europe. The cause of freedom
is united with the interests of the world, and this in-
defatigable and undaunted asserter of his country's
rights, has. united Venezuela and New Granada in
support of them, at the same time that he has acquir-
ed confidence abroad. The arrival of the American
Envoy at Angostura, has produced an electric spark
far and near.
London, England, 1818-10-23

THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM,
NET INCOME FOR FIFTY-ONE YEARS,
Most amply secured.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on FILMY' Noventber 6, at twelve o'clockA,
NET INCOME of £3OO per ANNUM, for
Fifty-one Years, most undeniably secured by, and issuing
out of, a capital Residence, -with Offices, No. 7, New-street,
Spring Gardens, let for the whole term to the Honourable& the
Lords of the Admiralty, and in the occupation of Wm. Pearce,
Esq. their Chief Clerk.
Particulate may be had, of Richard Teasdale, Esq. Merchant
Tailors' Hall; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 6C, Old Broad-
street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1818-01-05

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When Hitasett's last judgment thunders on the ear,
The awe-struck soul to Pity drops a tear;
Ne sting of conscience prompts thy long-drawn sigh ;
ns not remorse that glistens in thine eye;
When o'er thy cheek the stream unbidden flows,
Ilke dew drops trembling on the blushing rose ;
While round thee Angels clad in glory stand,
They bid thee join fair virtue's happy band.
When trembling sinners shrink before their GOD,
Wilt thy pure spirit fear to meet HIS rod?
And, wheskthou hear'st the sentence of the dead,
Say, shall its terrors till thy sou! with dread ?
' From decrees, oh, hist thou ought to fear,
't Alike to virtue and to pity &at?
ltio ; from death's terrors tho' thy soul may start,
Soon conscious virtue's shield will peace impart !
No still small voice in accents of despair,
Will tell thee all that guilt is doom'd to bear ;
But Hope, which " apcings eternal in the heart,"
whisper, nobly hni thou plafd thy part !
jfet think not censure's 'voice can blame that tear,
Or give thy pitying sigh the name of fear ;
I'h- tear that glistens 'nenth the mercy-meat,
Ar.,l fails for others woe, is doubly sweet !
Then weep once more, nor iet the world repress
Thole sighs which breathe the soul of tenderness;
The sigh shall mingle with celestial air,
With hrav'nly dew shall mut the n
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ZAIRE, VOUS PLEURU!"
♦yyßrn/0 TO A YOUNG L♦DY, W 110 WAS D 4 TEALS DVIIIMO TWS
inamrsr or ♦ SEIXO?.
London, England, 1818-01-05

NAVAL PROMOTIONS, .APPOINTMENTS,-

Captain E. Barnard is promoted to the rank pf Post Captais,
an to the command of the Conway, of 86 guns, its the East.
Indes.
Lieutenant Douglas Cox is promoted to the rank ef Com-
mander, and to command the Shearwater sloop, at Jamaica,
Captain &riven is appointed to tom Mend the /inie, of 10•
guns, at Plymouth'.
Ca'ptain Charles Hope Reid, to command the Driver, 9f le''
guns at Leith, in the room of Captain Ross, who proceeds en
Discoveries in Greenland and Davis s Streights.
Lieutenants P. Justice and Sharpe are placed on the retired
list, as superannuated Commanders.
Lieutenants—J. G. Nola, Cadmus; C. C. Dent, Challeeseer
Adam Cuppage, Conqueror; J. W. Cairnes, Island d Ave,-
son; M. T. Hate, William Saunders, and H. Jellicee, Erne;
John Barclay (b), Esk ; IL P. Madge, Florida ; Hon. Edward
Gore, Fly ; C. R. Milbourne, Ganymede ; T. B. Wells, Har-
rier; J. J. [below, Iphigenia ; I. D. Mitchell, Larne; T. R.
Brigstockc, Lee ; Vaughan' Lloyd, Leveret ; George C. Gam-
bler, Orlando ; Lord H. F. Thyr.ne, Tara,-
Marines--lirst Lieuter.ant W. H. Stranerays, Glasgow.
Surgeons—Charles Cameron, Challenger; James bi'Donnell.
Cherokee; W. T. Llewellyn, Harrier; L. Armstrong, Semira-
mis ; John Liddell, Shearwater ; With. Shoveller, Sybille.
AN,lstant-Surgeons--James Gregory, Brazen ; James Ellis,
Driver ; Alexander Andersoe, Iphlgenia ; John Bill, Minden ;
George Imlay, Semiramis ; Ebenezer Johnstnee, Shearwater ;
Robert Morrison, Sir Francis Drake ; James Smith. Ferbille•
Pursers—H. B. H. Long, Bever ; J. G. Rolls, Erne.
Resident Commissioner at Trincomalee—Captain Cletworthy
Upton, vice Captain Paget.
Mr. W. H. Orton, of the Superior Class of Shipwrights, hay-
ing served his time in the School of Naval ArciAtectore, is ale.
pointed to Sheerness Dock-yard ; Mr. William Morgan to Dept.
ford Yard; Mr. Charles Bonnycastle, to Woolwich 'Yard; and
Mr. Francis Lelard, to Portsmouth Yard.
Mr. Jemsinzs and Mr. Bowden, extra Clerks, were discharged
on the 31st December (with a gratuity of aist months salary),
their services being no longer required.
By the death of Admiral Sir Racusea Omen, part. the WVi
Lion of Lieutenant-General of Royal Marines has become reenet.
ouz tan or mesas, coseecree ve TO rev. cononnielenter Or
Till 111 W Tens, 101CNIZIL4TIro..—
Admirals
Post Cipeains O6B
Cirrimanders
Lieutenants 3,931

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6,101

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London, England, 1818-01-05

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ant of the 6

VIENNA, DECIWBER 19.

JEROME. &ISA PARTE has applied to our Govern•
ment for perm nto repair some time to Trieste,
but has not nbutined it.

The Archduke RAINIER. has been appointed Vice.
roy of Lombardy, and wul proceed foihwith to the
seat of his goverumeut. It is reported that he will
shortly espouse the Archduchess Maria Louisa of
Tuscany, his niece.
On Saturday, about twelve o'Clock, the Dike if
CLARENCE arrived at his house in St. James's Passe
--n Bushy Park.
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London, England, 1818-01-05

NAVAL INTELLIGENC4 -
MAILS:
Asa. atm • All. AOa•
Dublin • 11 0 Lisbon • • 0 1
Waterford - 1 0 Malta -Q 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 France 0
Holland 1 1 klaniburgh S 0
Gottenburgh 0 0 Flanders 1

VALMOUTII, JANUARY s.
Wind N. E.—Arrived the Pallas, Itexs, from
London, for the hie of France. Sailed the Princess
Charlotte packet, with a Mail for the Leeward Islands.
Put back yesterday the Fox and Eliza transports,
bound to Cork.
London, England, 1818-12-18

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

CORE, DECEMBER It.
Arrived the Importer transport, with the 43d Re-
giment on board, from the Downs. Sailed his Ma,
jesty's ship SPARTAN, and his Majesty's brig Fznar.e.

FALMOUTH. DECEMBRR 15.
Wind N.E.-Sailed the Tigre, PowDLL, ibr futtyou!
and Constantinople.
PORT8)107111. DECEMBER ti.
Wind North.--Saiiedthe Hope, Rau; Resolution,
Roast% ; 'Sincerity, ',ADCOCK ; Briton, PotiDD4 ;
Sovereign,. DAWN)), ; Voyager, Units ; and Ann,
Ittamooti ; all lot London. Went out of harbour'
the Defence, Borodino, Alsury, Wyton, and John,
transports, with troops on board, for Cork ; and
brought up Kt 3-pithead.

DEAL, DECOMBEE 17.
Wind West.—Came down from the Rim last night
and sailed the England, REAY, for Bombay Sera
Ann, WILSON, for Cape of Good Hope ; Petersburgh
Packet, —, fur New Orleans ; and Ocean, —, for
Alicant.

DOVER, DECEMBER 17.

Wind N.W. and moderate.—Arrived last night the
Lady Jane James,
•Captain HAYWARD; and L'lris,
French packet, fiom Calais, with passengers; also,
the Lord Duncan packet, with a mail and passenger:
from Ostend. Sailed this morning the.. Favourite,
Captain Powea ; and Lord Sidmouth, Capt. l'swica,
for Calais, with passengers.—We have had no arri-
vals from Calais this day.
London, England, 1818-09-30

This day were paddished•

'TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of
AMERICA, in the Years 1806 and 1807, sod 1809,1810,
and Isi • Including an Account of Passage! betwixt America
and Britain, and Travels through various parts of Britain, Ire-
land, and Canada. With Corrections and Improvements till
1815. Illustrated by coloured Maps and Plans., •
By JOHN MELISH.
With an Appendix, containing a Letter from Cements Titir.
leigh, Es' q. to Irish Emigrants removing to America, and Hints,
by the Sharnroc Society, Nevr York, to Emigrants from Europe,
Printed for George Cowie and Co. 51, Poultry ; axd J. Cum.
ming, Dublin.

rRTRAIT of WILLIAM GIFFORD, Esq. '[`he
lEW MONTITLY MAOAZINE of October 1, price 2s.
contains a fine Portrait (accompanied by an intercity'', Memoir)
of W. GIFFORD, Esq. the Editor of the Quarterly Review.
The Proprietor of this Miscellany has much satisfaction Instating
that an-accession of talent has lately been obtained that will give
extraordinary variety and vigour to Its pages, and that EVERY
NUMBER will in future be embellished with a PORTRAIT
of some distinguished character or other Eqgraving without any
addition, to the price or reduction in quantity, each Number
compreheading as usual a portion of matter exceeding an ordi-
nary octavo volume of 300 pages. • -
Orders are received by exerrliookseller, Stationer, and New*
man, throughout the Kingdom. Those who may be desirous of
sending it t 3 their friends and relatives abroad, to whom it must
prove a most desirable present, may also have it regularly trans-
mitted, by gieity, orders, and making a payment of id. 21. per
annum, to any Local Postmaster.
hinted for Henry Colburu,' Conduit-street ;..to whom corn-
' munications far this Editor are requested to be addressed, free.
of expense.
London, England, 1818-09-30

WEDNESDAY, SE}YrMBER 30, 1818.

TDEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c.
BLEXIIIIK•STIEET, Of/EAT INAILLIDOE:00Olf-STEFET.

THE AUTUMNAL COURSE OF LECTURES
at this School, will begin on the following days ;
Anatomy, Phybiology, and Surgery, by Mr. tiaaochs, daily.
at Two o'Clock, on Thursday, October l.—Dissection` as usual.
Chemistry, Materia Medlca, &c. daily, at Hight in the Morn
frig; Theory and Practice of Physic, at Nirw, with Examina-
tion., by Dr. AGIN on Monday, October S.
Three Courses are given every year, each occupying nearly
four months. Farther particulars may be known of Mr. Brookes,
at the Theatre; or- of Dr. Ager, So. 69, Mmgaret-stteet, Cr
ycndhh-square.

GOLDSMITH'S lITSTOIIY OF ENGLAND, WITH
BEWICK'S HEADS.
This day was published, price 3s. ed. bound,
A N ABRIDGEMENT of the HISTORY of
1. ENGLAND, from the Invasion of Julius Czar to the
Death of George the &cond.—By Dr. GOLDSMITH. and
continued by an eminent Writer to the year 1818. Embellished
with Ikeda by Bewkk.
Printed for John Harris, Lackiugton and Co. James Nunn,
A. ErNewnian and Co. T, lloosey and Sons, Darton, Mary
aria Co. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, C. Edwards, and*
Cowie and Co. ,
London, England, 1818-09-30

BRIGHTON, SEPTEMBER 29.

The arrivals of distinction continue to exceed the
departures, though upon the general scale the depar-
tures have now much the advantage. Our last visi-
tors of importance are :
Lord and Lady Mibington, the Earl of Harborough, Sir 11.
and Lady Calder, Sir. C. Coghill, Sir R. Graham, bady Priv...,
Lady Jetvolse, Sir It. Kennedy, Mr. Longman, M.P. and dr.
Mrs. and Miss Arboyne, &e.—A house is engaged on the Ma-
rine Parade for the Earl and Countess of Jersey, and another
for Lord Cowper, Lord and Lady Melbourne are also expected.
DEPARTUREI.—Sir T. D. and Lady Ackitid, for Mr. lioare's,
Mitcham Grove • Lady F. Rentinek, fir riman-square; Mrs.
Burgess, for Kin;g-street, Portman-square; hlr: Burrell, M.l'.
for Guildford-street, Russell-square; Ich, for Upper

,
Berkeley-street ; Mr. R. Aberdeen, for Lower Grosvenor-
street; Mr. Boyle, fur Old Burlington-street; Mr. and Mrs.
Ross, for Gloucester place, Portman-square; .Captain Richards,
for Newport, &c.
The unfortunate condition and mental derangement
of Mr. R. PACKER, of Doctors' Commons, we detailed
a few days ago. The warrant that was issued by our
local Magistrates, to take and keep him in safe cus-
tody, he contrived to evade, and two days subse-
quently the following letter, by post, was received
by J. H. BATES, Esq.
" East Grinstead, Sept. 18, 1818.
-" Ste—Thus far towards London have I arrived on foot. 1
perfectly well understood your smile and question as to the six-
penny medal of my Sovereign. To such ignorant Magistrates
as you be owes the loss of his Throne. A Revolution has now
taken place, and fdartlal Law will soon be proclaimed by
" R. PACKER,
" Colonel of the Venezuelan Lancers."
London, England, 1818-10-15

RENOVATED HEALTH.

TT has been too frequently the subject of just and
general reprobation, that men, destitute of the elements of
the medical art, have offered themselves as candidates for pUblic
patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing jus-
tice to the result of our studies and experieoce, and to prevent us
from being classed among those empirics, whose impudent pre-
tensions have, uutortunately for society, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg teave to submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a
faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs.
Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and practices we carefully
attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hospi-
tal, we entered ourselves as students in that justly-celebrated
school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Fatinburgh,
and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, Sur-
gery, the theory and practice of Physic, Chemistry, Midwifery,
Botany, &r. &c. &c. by those-eminent professors, Drs. Mourn,
Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford. We tru,t
we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying, that our proh-

ciency and acquirement's are riot Inconsideiabre. Having fin' a
long series of years made certain complaints, and the various dia.
eases of DEBILITY, the particular object of our studies and
practice, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired
superior knowledge of their treatment zed cure. In slight and
recent eases of infection, a perfect re-establisbnient is completed
in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in-
veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a
proper perseverance in our plan of treatment insures to the pa-
tient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the er-
rs-eta of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of
both wets. there are none more alarming or snore distressing
than those deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or
itabitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a
consoling reflection to know, that they may now, by a new and
infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all
human blessings--. 4 strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In
all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in
every species of a certain infection, we may he consulted by pa-
tients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours
of consultation at home, from ten to thief, and from six in the
evening till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of
their case, age, and general habit of living, ace. Sta enclosing a
Iremittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given
or sent to any part of the kingdom. To insuretlrat 'secrecy so
essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added
1 go the account for medicine,.
I pteRRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, liatiociarden.
London, England, 1818-10-15

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

Caahemire with largo matta::s, puce-coloured silks, and black
silks, bars d • Napier, are the materials most employed for autum-
'SA gowns. Trimmings are little seen ; they are replaced by three
or four flat bands, either of ribbon or the same materials as the
dress; these are rlaced round the bottom, at very small distances
one from the other. A uew cloak has just been adopted by our
faslaiorables. It is &mantle which unites two great advantages,
that of adding.grace to the form, and protecting it at the same
tine front the cold air. Its shape is extremely elegant ; from a
entail collar a la 6,;("irlia, falls a cape of five or aix nails in depth,
two arm-holes are made for the hands. These mantles are made
of cloth or cassimere, lined either with plain or twilled sarsnet ;
the colours are various, but generally lined with white. Bou-
vet% are still made of crape or silk, gets de Naple:.--come few arc
sea of sarsnet, but they art not general. Some I.adfra in deli-
cate health have already adopted swansdown and pluck trim-
mings, and it is supposed that furs will be prevalent this winter.
London, England, 1818-10-15

the II

• A.itj'AL iivrEiLiGkkek.

PORTSMOUTH, aCTODLIR

Wind S. S. E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Cftsoie,
from Sheerness, for South America; Aid, PALMER,
froth Quebec, with timber for the Dock-yard. The
Irqtrc.Ex tit frigate got under weigh this forenoon,
for Halifax, but got on shore off Old Cowes Castle'
Point, were she must remain till high water. Sailed
the Finlay, HARRIS, for Sierra Leone ; Peggy, —,
for Dublin ; and some coasters'

COWES, OCTOBER 14.
Sailed some outward-bound vessels and coasters.
A ship is coming from the westward, supposed from
the Cape. The tortuguese ship Innoccrcia, —, is
come into harbour to discharge her cargo of wheat,
being leaky.
London, England, 1818-10-15

Ilda day iivaa published, price Ss. 6d. the Bth FAlition of
ALETTER .to Sir S. ROIII.LY, from H.
DROUGHOM,. Esq. M.Il F.R.S. on the Abuse of
CHARITIES. With an.Appenthe to Mr. I:cougham's Letter.
conlaining Minutes of Evidence taken before the Educatios
CommAttee;

l'rioced for Longman, Hurst, Ems, Orme, and Brown, LO2.
don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
•.• The Letter may be bid separate, price 2s. 6d. and the
Appendix. price 3a.

ROWLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE.

This day was published, in Royal Folio, embellished with Three
Coloured Engravings, to be continued Monthly, price es.

ri7HE• CARICATURE MAGAZINE for SEP-
TEMBER, being a Collection of Original Caricatures,
Drawn and Engraved by T. Rowlandson, Esq.

- - .
London : Published by Thomas Tegg, Cheapside; and terry
be bad of all Booksellers.—Of whom may be had, just pub-'!
fished, a new edition of all the former Numbers of this laugls-
attic Work,,, ,

SIIAUPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS.
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with Engraved Titles, by Heath, &c. after Drawings by
Westall; &c. &c. in Six Vols. price 30s. in extra boarda„
lIARI-E'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS in PROSE.
h..) Also just published, to complete this Classical Cutlection,
Elegant Extracts in Verse, 6 vols. likewise, Elegant Epistles,
6 vols.---N. B. Each Collection may be had separate.
Please to order Sharpe's Elegant Extracts.
Chiswick : Printed by C. Whittingham, for J. Sharpe, and
may be had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1818-03-06

RYE, MARCH 5.

The ship Theresa, of Dunkirk ; the lighter Friends
Deine, MUTTACOTT ; and the sloop Ceres, Runts,
arc on shore.—out of the latter one man is drowned.
The crews of the former arc safe.
HARWICH, MARC!! 5.

The Badger Reyenue cruizer has tak?n and brought
in the Rover s:nitgi7lcr, with 192 ca .ks of spirits.—
Several vessels lost anchors and cables last nizht in
di.. gale. The Amity, of Whitby, is on snore on the
Guntleet.
London, England, 1818-03-06

Foe nal f the Quarters--Ows Pip?" 'raw,
For each 4. Ma Eighths—Half a Pipe of Wine,
Each of the Siateentho—A Quarter of a Pipe of Niue,
And T. BISH will pay for the same on demand, with every
expense attending the carriage or conveyance of the Vrme to the
houses of the respective purchasers.
London, England, 1818-03-06

FRAUD PREVENTED.

TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM-
POSITION instead of the GENUINE BLA CK I N G prepared
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in
which their signature and address,

97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at MCC to detect
the imposition,
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-l/olborn, and retai'• d by the
principal Grocers, Drug&lets, Booksellers, Ironmonge-;, Perfu-
mers, Boot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at
6d. is. and is. 6d. each.
London, England, 1818-03-06

. SHEERNESS, MARCH S.

The brig George, with coals, wrecked last
night on the Knock Sand.

SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 5.

The Prince Edward, RowE, went on ~hone near the
Pier, lost her bowsprit, topmast, boats, ezc. The
Rambler, ARM, is a total wreck near the Pier. The
—Kingston, WEITELAR, bilged and sunk rim the
.Pier. The Ant, SUMNER ; the Duke of Wellington,
Bta.monz ; the Queen Charlotte, CULLY and the
Elizabeth, ALDRIDUR, are on shore, but expected to
be got off. The Fanny, HART ; and the Prosperous,
have lost their bowsprits.
London, England, 1818-03-06

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

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DIXON's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more ge-
trcral approval, and particularly by the Medical Profession, than
ary other Medicine whatever. This constitutes their recom-
mendation to the notice of every individual afflicted with the
above comp/ants. They unite every recommendation of mild
operation with successful effect; and requiring no restraint or
confinement during their use, are in particular a most valuable
and convenient Medicine for the Traveller, whether by sea or
land. In tropical climates particularly, where the consequences
of redundant and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming
they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are like-
wise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from ex-
cesses of the table, to restore the tune of the stomach, and to re-
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and Sous, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's
Church-yard, Lor.don ; and 31, Sackville-etreet, Dublin; also
by the principal Booksellers, Drug,:ists, and Medicine Venders
in every Town throughout the United Kingdom
London, England, 1818-03-06

NA PAL IVTPLLIGENCE.

The accounts frdin every part of the Coast are
dreadful. We can only give them without comment

MAROATI, MARCH S,
The East India ships, thelrictory, Lord Melville,
Phenix, and the Barrosa,• tem-sinat anchor in Pan
Sand Hole. A ship, repotted to be the Marquis of
Wellesley East Indiaman, is on shore on tike Mouse
Sand, with the loss of main and wizen mast. The
Franklin, Dutch East Indiaman, is in our Roads, with
loss of anchor and cable..—Seven o'Clock, p. tn.—
The ship on shore is the Marquis of Wellesley : her
Captain has just landed, and an anchor anti cable
are gone off to her. The Java, East Indiaman, is off
here, with loss of anchor and cable.
London, England, 1818-03-06

RAMSGATE, MARCH 5.

The Asia, East-Indiaman, is on shore on the Main.
The Thomas, BELL, and Woolfarht, TAYLOR, ditto,
and dismasted. 'The Hannah, PEARSON, the Gle-y,
GRANT, and the Ulrika, —, also on shore—the
latter dismasted. The Cornelia, Mtrcilett, a total
loss—her master and part of the crew drowned. The
Argus, YousG, on shore, with loss of rudder. The
Minerva, STRACIIANt on shore on the Main. The
FLY cutter has lost her foremast and bowsprit.—
About other ships have received damage and lost
anchors and cables.
London, England, 1818-03-06

WEYMOUTH, MARCH s.

The gale last night was tremendous. A French
ship belonging to Havre, was lost last night on Port-
land Beach, and all on board perished ; four of the
bodies have been this morning washed on' shore. A
part of the stern of one of her boats has come on
shore with the word " Iciuuick" on it, and some casks
with Faylct and Co. on them.
London, England, 1818-03-06

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

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and ekgance, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAIt OIL,
which is recommended on the basis of truth, for renovating and
beautifying the human Hair, and prevents its being injured by
(even, accouchements, violent exercise, travelling in various cli-
mates, &c. Ends genuine bottle of the Oil is signed or the out-
side label in red ink " A. Rowland and Son," with a little Trea-
tise inclosed ; and the price is 3s. 6d.-4s. 6d.---10s. 6d. and one
guinea per bottle.----Also each guinea bottle of the following
Article is signed on the outside label the same :
ROWLANDS ESSENCE of TYRE, which never fails to
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Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the ode Pro-
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and Peirce, 57, New Boud-street ; Newberry and Sons, 45.34.
Paul's Church-yard; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Ven-
ders in Town and Country.
London, England, 1818-03-06

BREAD,
Is Majesty's Lard Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
ks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands:
Hunts, Wilts,
including the Isle of Man, York,
of liur.ser. Isle of Wight, City of Bath and its
Kent, Vicinity,
Lancaster, City of Ely and do.
lantoln, Carlisle and do.
.11 !incl.:lns 'Middlesex, Chester and do.
Monmouth, Town of Taunton
Norfolk, and de.
et, Northampton, Newcastle-upon-
m Nottingham, Tyne, & do.
!shad), Oxford, Shrewsbury and
Rutland, do.
!'including Suffolk, Leicester & do.
City of Surrey, Derby and do.
Sussex, Wolverhampton
Warwick, and do.
Westmoreland, North and South
Worcester, \Vales,
And in the several Counties in North Britain.
Bread to the Household Troops in London and its
Vicinity.

OATS,

Ili, 313.:,:.0 Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters in the
us..terzliq4,4ied Counties and Islands:
,iic.!, Hunts, City of Fly and ditto.
Fu:-, Lincoln, Carlisle & do.
A=. Dlauttouth, Town of Shrewsbury
i,V..1., OnfJrd, and ditto
PrkT, lial.md. Leicester and
tut." Safford, ditto.
rr, Westmorlsr.d, Wolverharnp-
c.iord, Worcester, ton and do.
ktf:ed, Bath and its Vicinity North& SouthWales*
FORAGE, viz. OATS, lI.SY, and STRAW,
6LI Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments
nit/amen, in the miderm..r.-.....ned Countiesin South Britain :
44, ?diddiesex, York.
mall,
Norfolk, Ordnance Barracks.
Onus, Northatryvin, at Newcastle-upon-
Nottir ;ham, Tyne, and Oats, in
Suff.slk, thr County of Nor-
:: ',including the Sorry, thumberland,
Ile 61 Wight), Sussex, Town of Taunton, &
Warwick, its Vicinity.

zarn.r, Wilts,
And in the several Counties in North Britain.
the Deliveries are to commence Oa and for the 25th day
Ant nett; that Proposals, in writing, sealed up, and
c 1,1" Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this
Lc tr before Wednesday, the 25th day of March ; but
moll`.,e received after twelve o'clock en that day, and if sent
,rne

postage must be paid.
Ili must be made separately for each County, Island,
except for the Counties comprisieg North and South
3 of which must, be included in one Tender ; as also
'al Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal
:e Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro-
, by two persons of known property engaging to
with the party tendering in the amount stated in the
•.I7.rs, for the due performance of the Contract;
dl be noticed unless made on a printed Ten-
Ticti expressed in words at length ; and should it
• ~,ring the continuance of the Contract no troops
fled under the Contract, the expense of the stamps
t and Bond, paid in the first instance bythe Con-
tc to him.
of the Contracts may be had, upon application at
hetWeen the hours of eleven and five, and at
Unnanivary General Young, Edinhurek.
the Bread and !deal may be seen at these
• the hours of twelve and two.
London, England, 1818-09-08

THE ARMY.

For the satisfaction of the Sabikern Officers of
Militia, it May be necessary to state, application is
making for them to receive their allowances quar-
terly instead of half-yearly ; it is even reported they
will soon be placed on the same footing with respect
to pay as Half-pay Officers of the line are, indeed it
would be very desirable that the half-pay should be
the same in every instance, for some Ensigns to have
Ss per day, and others only Is. 10d. appears to be
very hard, and requires investigation.
London, England, 1818-09-08

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London, England, 1818-09-08

MADRAS, MARCH 7.

The Governor-General proceeded from Launche
to Kbunjowlee on the 2d ult. and had his camp esta-
blished at the latter on the 4th. It is reported that
his Lordship will visit Cawnpore and Lucknow, and
return about the 10th of this month to Goruckpore,
where he intends to reside during the approaching
warm season.

Accounts from the Army in the field become daily
less interesting. The following are the only articles
we have deemed worth copying from the last Bengal
Journals :

" Our letters state, that some Officers of the Pin-
daree Chiefs, Namdar Khan, and Wassul Mohum-
mud, had sent in their unreserved submission to the
Most Noble Marquis; the rest, who are represented
as suffering very great privations, are expected to
follow the same course. Cheeton, ie most refractory
of the whole tribe, has been chased into a country
totally destitute of grain and forage, where he is mo-
lested by the Wheels, and hemmed in by Sir William
Grant Keir ; it is therefore likely he will soon follow
Mohummud's example.
_ . . _

" Lieutenant Macan, of the 24th Dragoons, has
been appointed an Aide-de-Camp to the Governor-
General.

" Mr. Todd has, we understand, gone into the Pin-
daree country, in the neighbourhood of R'otah, for
the purpose of carrying the arrangements regarding
its disposal into effect ; and it is said that a civilian
is about to leave the Presidency to settle the territory
ceded by the Nagpore Rajah."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BURSEAH, JAR 97.

" The Pindarees are now in the greatest distress,
flying about in small parties during the night, and
hiding in the jungles by day. You have seen in the
papers accounts of our various wonderful4uccesses;
little now remains to be done but the taking of two
or three forts, from which opposition may not be
made ; but in order the better to insure success, four
additional battalions are coming to join us, with a
detachment of artillery, and all the battering guns
and mortars belonging to the centre division. They
are expected to leave the Marquis's camp about the
27th or 28th, and when they approach the points for
attack, I conclude we shall go to meet them.
" The terms of the Treaty which has been con-
cluded with the Nagpore Rajah have not transpired,
but it appears certain that he is to cede all his terri-
tories to the north of the Nerbuddah, and it is even
said a considerable portion to the southward of that
river. We have not leant what has become of the
body of Arabs who were permitted to retire unmo-
lested from the town of Nagpore, but it is not likely
that they will refuse, unsupported as they must be,
my terms that may be offered to them. Letters from
Nerbuddah state, that the Kaladar of Seerinagur had
rallied his forces, after his late defeat, and had taken
up a strong position, in which he had determined to
wait another attack."
London, England, 1818-09-08

avainst with every ii;r)ur, 25 guilty of de,
University."

[The cause of this opposition tr) the Fre:.
-dents we believe to be, that the case of tt
verian Students, their remain

ig at the I.7itiv

become a matter of necenity, censevent
late severe Edict of the Priace Regent-1r;
the Foreign Students it is in a mat measnii.'4
of choice. The Hanoverians are angry with
reigners for not going away when they caa.l
ROME, AtiGUST

The Ccrnsutta lira reedited advice that the
makes terrible ravages at Scutari, in Alhaaia.
100 to 150 persons die of it daily. The
measures of quarantine have heen adopted a
coasts of the Adriatic.

The clergy have been freed from all impor
Principality of Lucca. They hare been
emptcd from the jurisdiction of the orclinz
and criminal tribunals.

The measure of making treaties of pea,
some brigands, arid of opposing them to the
rades, has not succeeded. The Delegation o
none has made a Report which narrates as
The Commissary of Police Rotoli, and t'a,
of the amnestied brigands Masocco, v hot:
dispatched with eighteen men against the oh
ciates of the latter, repaired to . Prossedi
birth-place of the famous bandit Cesaris, to
date with him a capitulation. It had been
that the two parties should meet withoni
or attendants ; but Ccsaris bad his suspicio:
believed that the followers of Masocco were
buscade in the neighbourhood. He declared
would not keep the meeting at Prossedi bw
vited the negotiators to come to a field of cli
that town. Rotoli and 'Masocco went thitirs
ingly after sun-set, but had scarcely arriveirh
fell dead, from shots that were fired at 1!-..e;
some brigands placed in ambuscade. The loll(
Masocco on this rushed to the spot and fired
turn upon their adversaries, of whom it is I
many were wounded. This syttedri , wit]
were several relations of the murdered Masoci
ceeded afterwards to Prossedi, opened the
and massacred nine persons, men, old men,
and children, who were relations of Cesaris,
been placed there as hostages. Afterwards ti,
persed, but some of them have again rem
Rome, and submitted themselves of new.
sixty to seventy troopers have been sent to F:
as a reinforcement, but they do not promise
much service."
London, England, 1818-09-08

NAVAL LVTELLIGENCS.

FALMOUTH. SEPTEMBER S.
Wind S.W.—Sailed the Leda, SrzwART, from the
Cape of Good Hope for London.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 7.
Wind N.W.—Arrived the brig Concord, from
London for Gibraltar. Sailed the LEVERET gun-'s6g,
for St. Helena. Remain his Majesty's ships &sir-
RAMS, IPIIIGENIA, any CARRON. _ -

TheWATERGOO: 80, will be launched at Ports-
mouth Dock-yard, at the latter end of this month.
AT Smantan.—Royal George yacht, Tiber, Iphigvnia, St-
rotramil, Carron, Rourio, L:,veret.

DAL, SEPTE BER 7.
Wind &W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Metcalf, HOWARD, from Bengal ; Grenada, SCOTT,
from Bombay, sailed the '22d of April ;-Vittoria,
BOWNASS, from Jamaica ; Amphitrite, —, from
Montreal ; Enterprize, HAMLYN, from Grenada; Sa
rah Christina, Youso, from ditto; and Nautilus,
ALELAND, from ditto; Neptune, ROSERURY, from
Cadiz ; Malvina, BROOK, from Ancona; Balfour,
GUNSUN, from Tobago ; Friends, GOODLEAD, from
Quebec ; and Arethusa, IIALY, from St. Jago de
Cuba, for orders. Sailed the homeward-hound ships
for the River, and the mitward-bound on their re-
spective voyages. Came down from the River and
sailed, the City of Bourdeaux, HOLLETT, for St.
Helena ; Thomas and Juda, STOKES, for Newfound-
land ; Effort, Fanua NT, for Teneriffe. Also arrived
and remain in the Downs, the Russian frigates Le-
roy, Commodore RATMANOFF Pospeshnay, Capt.
PLATTER ; and Provornoy, Capt. SYANILSRY., from
Cronstadt, bound to Cadiz.
London, England, 1818-09-08

French 5 per Cents. Friday, 77 fr. 73 c.

It has been stated, in recent private letter
France, that the English holders of French St,
anticipation of some change dependent en t
proaching departure of the Army of Oct
from France, are fast selling out—in the proj
to buyers, of no less than ten to one. The
pears confirmed by the state of the Frencl
which, eight days ago, had risen as high as
have fallen, according to the last accounts,
73 c. ; a depression which proves farther the
ness of an opinion generally entertained, that
decline in our own Funds has been in a good
owing to the quantity of capital transferred u
Governments.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Dr
KENT arrived at Dover on Sunday evening
past sir o'clock, and immediately went onle6al
Royal Sovet eign yacht a guard of honoar, sc4
band of the 31st regiment, attending on tht
The yacht left the harbour for Calais at three
yesterday morning, when a royal salute w
from the Heights Battery.
Wednesday the Duke and Duchess of Li
arrived at Carton, their paternal seat, from I

The Hon. C. lIELY iIUTCHINSON lus
Dublin.

The Marquis of BT. ANDFORD and Sir W:
Bart. are now at tie Earl ,of FIFE'S ShOGE
Mar Lodge, Braemar.
Lord FRSKINE is on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
at Brighton. Mr. Covrrs has lately much int
in health—his bounties, throngh the medkar
amiable Lady, are daily acknowledged by
in tl:e neighbourhood.
At a recent Meeting of the Inhabitants of
the MAYOR .in the Chair, it was resolved to
House of Recovery for persons afflicted wi
to ions disorders.
-The following letter has been recatved b;
candle house in Glasgow, f:orn their etabi
in St. Domingo : " Portau-Prinze,
" I wrote a few days ap per ship Princess 31Ary
hope will be duly received. kilter then, his sable iltait,
sorer, has been advancing upon this city with a faro
tuna, and has caused a good deal of alarm. We are
noraut of his ultimate intention; be has, however, Si
of his Generals this meriting, with lettets to the 31sgh
others in powtr, requesting of them to receive him as
ful protector; that since the death of Pivrecer all CAW
is now at an end, and that he is anxious to unite thee'
under ore Goeenument. These pro?ositinns, of coo;
be listened to • his mcsaengen return to-night with In
that effect, ad bete, in the meao time, all is bustle
ration. We are under no appmhensiuu for the te,ult
we be attacked, the troops are all hearty in the c
Cur:lsraelite's the contrary. He is encamped on the 1
45 miles from this place. Li Pique frig_te, from Jar
liavannah, is hourly expected, so that the foreigners
nothing to fear."

As Mr. FORS-Till of the Victualling jar
ford, and his wife, were returning to I)ep
Sunday se'nnight, about eight o'clock, by th
('anal, they were stopped and robbed about
between the Toll-gate and Kent-road, by
footpad, who struck Mr. F. over the heat
bricklayer's hammer, which cut through his
wig, and slightly wounded his head. The
low, a few minutes after, robbed a young
daughter of a publican at Dcrtfinti
same spot.
London, England, 1818-09-08

IiAGUESAU, AUGUST 31.

The Duke of Wellington made his entry into our
city yesterday, at five o'clock in the afternoon. Early
this morning all the Austrian Regiments quitted their
cantonments for the vast plain of Marienthal, where
the whole were assembled by seven o'clock. About
nine Lord Wellington arrived, with General Frimont,
and a great number of General Officers, English,
Austrian, &e. After passing his Grace's inspection,
the troops went through the manoeuvres of a sham
fight, which consisted chiefly of an attack on two
batteries established in advance of the village of
Kaltenhausen. The whole scene was very fine, and
was not disturbed by any disagreeable occurrence.
After the review the Duke of Wellington set off
for Reichsoffen, near Niederbroun, where he proceeds
to-morrow morning to the review of the Wirtemberg
corps of the army. The Austrian troops have re-
turned to their cantonments, and will in a few days
resume the positions which they occupied previous
to the 20th of August, where they will wait the re-
sult of the deliberations of the Congress of
Aiz•la-
Chapelle.
London, England, 1818-09-08

SOUTH AMERICA.

A LETTER FROM lE.XICO, DATED 22D MAY LAST, AND
WRITTEN BY A EUROPEAN SPANIARD, GIiVES TILE
FOLLOWING INTELLIGENCE:
" The Revolution continues the same, or even
worse. In Bagio the Insurgents have considerably
increased their numbers by emigration from other
parts. Guanaxuato is in danger of falling into their
hands. Poverty, which daily increases in that City
(formerly so opulent), gives great facility to such an
event. Our Government had assured us that we
should receive every month a convoy from Gua-
naxuato, as well as the mail (Correo) ; and four
months have now elapsed without our having received
either : for more than six weeks we have not had any
intelligence of what is doing there. The difficulty
of procuring quicksilver has become extreme; for
the carriage of three quintals, from Vera Cruz to this
place, cost eighty dollars, the distance being 80
leagues : to Guanaxuato the price is dodble, the dis-
tance being. 170 leagues. Many estates in the envi-
rons of this Capital have been burnt, which has
caused us much distress. In a word this Kingdom
does not present us with the least hope of pacifica-
tion in any one part. What a pity ! that Spain should
be about to lose the most precious region on earth,
for want of prudent, judicious, and unprejudiced
Chiefs : those we have, unfortunately, have been pre-
cipitate, or too confident in themselves, and our Mi-
nisters in Madrid have been led away by the erro-
neous information they have received from them. On
many past occasions this unfortunate Revolution
might have been happily terminated, if the Govern-
ment had acted with wisdom, and instead of inflexi-
ble severity, artifice, deceit, and a constant tenacious-
ness not to respect the Laws of Nations with the In-
surgents, they had employed mildness and good faith.
Now I fear all remedy is impossible. We know posi-
tively that Father Torres has strengthened himself
very much near St. Luis de Potosi, although the Go-
vernment published not fttg since his total defeat
and death. The Government also published in this
Capital of Mexico, that the King's troops had taken
the only remaining important post occupied by the
Insurgents in this Kingdom ; and that we were con-
wtquently in a state of tranquillity. Notwithstand-
ing, the truth is, that we are at present shut up in this
expitai, as well as in all the others, without being
able to go out of the gates, because the Insurgents
occupy ill the neighbourhood in considerable fo.ce."
London, England, 1818-09-08

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 7.

Sailed this mauling the Cumberland, HAMMOND,
and Susanna, Moora, with the servants and carriages
of the Duke and Duchess of KENT.
•
MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 7.
Arrived off this port, the Thomas, BELL, from St.
Vincent's.
London, England, 1818-09-08

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sire. 1, 1818.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-'
T 12
JZITY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
That proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
io or before FRIDAY, the 18th instant, from such Persons
2, Tao be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the
Name Horses stationed in the followimg Districts, to he de-
wed in at the expense of the Contractor, viz.
WOOLWICH, WESTERN,
NORTH BRITAIN, SUSSEX,
HIDLAND, KENT, exclusive of Woolwich,
SOUTH-WEST, EASTERN.
Tot a period of Six Months from the Ist day of October next.
The Oat to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix-
toed Foxy or Mowhurnt Oats, and must not weigh less than
r 77„a, per Winchester bushel ; the !Tay to be sweet and dry,
~,a&Sitertd in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight.
Tx Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
awl darned in Trusses of 36Ibs. weight.
/be prices to be paid for the respective Qtaastities of each Ar-
rjo Awe may be delivered, at the following rates, viz.
pee the pea at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight,
Fs: the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.
/c :be Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
The proposals may be delivered sepfiately or jointlj for two
to mote of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Con-
u:.ctor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period
rf his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the
me after the rate per horse per week.
Farther Particulars may be known upon application to the
c:,,cas commanding the Ruyal Artillery in each District, and
alto at the Se:rctary's 0:Bee in Pall-Mail, aforesaid, any day
revr.en the burs of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Pro-
posals mu,t he delivered, sealed up and endorwd, " Proposals
far Forage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said
tith Mt at Twelve .'Clock at Noon of the same day ; nei-
ter will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it,
to aa Agent is his behalf, shall attend.
By Order e the Beard,

R. 11. CREW, &e.
London, England, 1818-09-08

GOTTINGEN, AUGUST 9.3.

The Government Commissioner is stilltere, as also
the detachment of hussars. All the measures whiet

have been taken have not been able to prevent the
Hanoverian Students from indulging in provocations
against the small number of foreign Students who
persist in attending the lectures. The Government
Commissioner has, in consequence, issued a Procla-
mation, conceived in the following terms;
Whereas during the last week some Students, in
opposition to the orders which have been published,
have made a noise with their feet at the entry of Ft:i
reign Students into the Lecture Rooms ; it is hereby
intimated, that in the event of such conduct being
repeated, as it is next to impossible to discover those
who are the instigators, one or mere of the Stit.ients
who are here, paying respect to their anterior con-
duct, shall be without any other. formality proceeded