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OFFICE 0140ADNANCE, June 10, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
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on or before Friday, the tBth instant, from such Persons u may
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vision, for a Period of One Year, from the Ist July, 1811.
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Chatham; and also at the Secretary', Office in Pall-Mall afore-
said,
any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where
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no Proposal tan be admitted after the said 28th instant, at twelve
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attaid.--By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1811-06-22

PETERSBURGH, JUNE 1.

The prospect of peace between Russia and Eng.
land is at a greater distance than ever.
L KONINGSBURG, JUNE 1.

The Prussian Officers who had been ordered to join
their regiments have again received leave of absence,
and have returned to their homes.
It is understood that Bonaparte has granted per-
mission that we should import colonial produce and
British manufactures for a limited period.
DANTZIC, MAY 31.

The exportation of all commodities is suspended
until certain contributions be paid, which our traders
are wholly' incompetent to discharge. Much com-
mercial distress prevails, and some of the most an-
licient and-respectable houses have stopped payment.
London, England, 1811-06-22

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London, England, 1811-08-14

HEISINGOFR, JULY 28.

On this day arrived seven vessels from the north-
ward, amingst which was a gallint, which is detained
by a privateer, And according to the Master's dectira.
tion, there are now assembled off Wingo 30 English
ships of war, large and small, and a fleet of 4 to 500
merchant vessels. Sixteen sail of vessels of different
descriptions are now lying in these roads.
PLYMOU 11T, AUGUST 12.
-

Arrived the VESTAL frigate, from Portsmouth. The
AMeLIA frigate, and DISPATCH brig, have come up
the harbour to repair and refit. Sailed the FA-
VOURITE sloop of war, and \Wilma schooner, for the
coast of France ; and the HELICON brig of war, for
Cork. The Lcuisa tender, sailing under the orders
of the Admiral of this port, has detained, and sent in
this morning, a met chant ship, laden with a valuable
cargo of French brandy and wine.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 13.

Arrived, his Majesty's ship DOMINICA, from a
cruize.—Wind W.

DEAL, AUGUST IS.

The MAHTIN sloop of war has detained and sent
into the Downs the American ship Oliver Elsworth,
—, from Wilmington, North Carolina, laden with
naval stores. Arrived, the BLOODHOUND gun-brig,
from Plymouth, with a convoy, which are sa►led for
the riven—Wind S. W.
GRAVESEND, AUGUST 13.
Atrived, the following East Indiamen, from the
Downs, viz. Winchelsea, Exeter, Arniston, Wynd-
ham, Cabells, Earl St. Vincent, Woodford, and
the Allred.

SHEERNESS, AUGUST Is.
Arrived yesterday the AGRESSOR from Heligoland ;
this day arrived the BriLiQusux from the Downs.—
Came into harbour the SHELDAKE man of war, and
sailed the REDPOLE to the Westward.—Wind S.W.
APPOINTHENTS,••Captain Hon. P. Woodhouse, to Halifax,
vice Ingieliekl, who Is retired ; Captain Baynton to Malta ; Com-
missioner Fraser, from Malta to Gibraltar ;Commissioner Lobb,
from Gibraltar to Sheerness.
London, England, 1811-08-14

NAVAL INTA'LLIGENCE.

A report has niched Dundee that the whaler Ad.
vice, of Dunfiz.i:, has lost two boats' crews up Hucl-
sou'L Straig:.ts ; the ship Horn, one boat's crew ; and

-.wo boats' crew, among the ice.
His Majesty's ships COURAGEVE, HELDER., DILI-
GENCE, and C,ENSOII, with 161 vessels under convoy,
sailed from Hanno Bay for Wingo, on the Ist instant.
The convoy for the Baltic at Wingo, were wind-

hound.
The Danish row-boats are 901 very active in cap.
tuning Biitish and t-.:her rnercltaWiressehr On the
abet hand oar cruizers seem to be on the alevr, and
scarcely a city passes without the capture of some of
the enemy's craft.
London, England, 1811-08-14

FROM LLOYD'S UST.

af he American schooner Buckskin, last from New Orleans,
buuntl to the West Indies, with a cargo of flour, arc. on rife 13th
ult. put into New York, for water. On the girth, off biding
Rocks, spoke the American brig Betsey, from Salem, bound to
Maley:as, whish had been on shore, but fortunately got off again.
Captain George informed 'us, that two French privateers, sup-
posed to have been fitted out at New Orleans, were cruizing off
that coast, and had lately captured a Spanish brig, on her passage
from Vera Cruz to Pensacola, with 20,000 dollars, in specie, on
board, The Buckskin sailed again on Tuesday in prosecution of
her voyage. His Majesty's brig Reit:deer, on the 27tb, fell In
with the Spanish brig Elerenus Pstatoz, sailed on the 3d
for Turk's Wand. She had been plundered by a French plc-
keroon, cruizing in her passage. The Palafox was in great dis-
tress, and, being stripped of every thing tkat could be carried
away, had been left in many wants, which were in a great mea-
wre supplied by the Reindeer, after whisk site put away for
l'ark's
London, England, 1811-02-25

SHEERSESS, FEBRUARY 24.

. ,
Arrived his Mayivy's ship Pa rv,a, from Chathans. Passedlay
the Note for the Downs several sail of Merchantmen. The
3-ra aLiti• gun-brig to itsptcted to take convoy to Heligoland
en tie 24 of March.

• LEITH, FEBRUARY 21.
Arrived in Leith Roads, on Siturday, his Majesty's gvn.brfg
FANCY, Lieutenant SINCI,4I.It ; and on Sunday, his Majesty's
trig CIIII/ORCA, Captain RAMAGIL both from a cruise;—also
the 'MAMA!, °Lux, of I.estb, from Malta•, the Alexander,
from Ile Sore, and iDanish vessel from Christiansands, with
wood; on Monday; and Isis Majesty's ship ARDENT, of 64 guns,
with Vrepsh prisoners from Portsmouth, on Tuesday morning.
—Sails d, en Tuesday aftserso..., Cs*** moo guabrig, and
as * entiZi.
• °. .
BOMBAY, SEPT. 17, 1810.
_ _ • _ _ _

Arrived last night the Exeter, from Portsmouth, In company
with the following ships, under convoy of the PHOENIX, 44 guns,
Captain Bowan, viz. Indus, Diana, Earl St. Vincent, Thorny'
Grenville, Harriet, Lord Um, Carmarthen, Midas, and Juliana.
The fleet touched at Madeira, where they left the I.ord Eldon
and Carmarthen, and were joined by the Ann and William
Eersley. On the 29th Eine the fleet fell in with the General
Wellesley, country shlp, for Bengal; left Portsmouth 23(1 May.
London, England, 1811-02-25

FOREIGN OffILLIGENCL

ViENNill,t JANUARY SS. -•. • r
'nitre is no longer any, doubt respecting the March'
of trobps, who were waitng orders, to' the Turkish
frontiers.

NAPLES. JANUARY 14.•
They are to work during the winter, without re-
illation, in constructing gun-boats and chaloupcs,
In all the ports of this kingdom. The Royal flotilla
destined for the expedition against Sicily, will be at
least doubled.
NUREMBERGH JANUARY 91.

According to news from Vienna of the 16th inst.
Peace has been concluded between Russia and the
orte. We are yet ignorant of the details • we only
know for certain, that Moldavia and Wallachia are
decidedly given up by the Porte to Russia.
FRANICFORT. JANUARY 29.
The French troops in the environs of this town have
made a movement. Most of the neighbouring can-
tons who have hitherto been without troops, Are now
occupied by them. There remains at Frankfort, the
.35th regiment of Light Infantry, and a company of
the 33d of the line.
The Prince of Hohenzollern, who, afterhaving serv-
ed in the campaigns upon the Danube and Ebro, had
been employed in the war department, has returned
to his estates. France has continued to him his ap-
pointments. •

STUTGARDT, JAN. 28.
By an edict of the King, dated the 26th of this
month, the towns of Stutgardt, Tubingen, Louis-
bourg, and Eilwangen, will take the title of our good
city in all acts and rescripts which shall take .plge
• concerning theme

. .
NAPLES, JANUARY 9. -
The garrison of the capital has been changed since
the return of his Majesty from Calabria. It is re-
placed by the first Neopoliran Regiment of Light In-
fantry, by the regiment of the line of the same name,
and by that of the Royal Calabrian.

DIJON, JANUARY 24.
By order of the prefect of the Cote d'Or, a seques-
tration has been placed upon all property and mer-
'ehandize belonging to the, Dey of Algiers or his
subjects.
London, England, 1811-02-25

NAVAL INTELLIGENCZ.

The extr' East-India ship Mary Ann, Captain WI.
THERITEAD, arrived at Plymouth frost Bombay, spoke
on the 20th ultimo, in lat. 3. S. long. 26. W. the
American ship Montezuma, with a cargo of spices
from Banda, bound to London ; she also spoke, in
lat. 12. S. long. 7. 10. W. the ship Caledonia, CANA,
from the Cape, all well.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 22.
• • Arrived the American 114 Robert and Betsey, frerri
A.ondan, for New-York, leaky: the ship William, Baower, from
ortsirroutli, for Savannah, with loss of foremast ; the brig Liana,
avias, from Jersey, with bale goods, &c. for Cadiz, with lass
et forretopinast, and her foremast sprung. Also arrived this day
the transport ships Flora, MACLWOIT ; and two others, from
Portsmouth, behind to Gibraltar; sailed from thence in company
with a fleet under Convoy of his Majesty's ship DAMN!, and
parted from them yesterday.—The packets are only waiting a fa-
renurahle wind to proceed with the different mail.
London, England, 1811-02-25

DEAL. FEBRUARY 24.

Arrived several ships, and are sailed for the River. Arrived
the Ecuo sloop of war, with the Cgs:Suttee French privateer, of
16 guns and 63 men, which she captured off Scilly, 10th instant,
after a chase of ten hours. Tie privateers on her last cruize of
Ave days, took four ships ; two from Buenos Ayres for London,
viz. Faith, and the Traveller, and two others.—Wind.S.
London, England, 1811-02-25

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PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 2!.

Arrived the PRINCiIIa eIIIMIL6TTL frigate, and the 'Pew r-
Agoto,..of 18 ginu, jam 4eruiSl a and tho St. Josef Spanish hig-
ger, from Corunna, with wool.—Sailed the FOXBOVND brig of
svarron a cruize. Went out of harbour, the AMAZON fripte.
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'Thursday night by a collier brig, and sunk; her crew were all
waved. The following prizes have arrived here, viz. an American
ship taken off Bourdeaux, by the Menus tha Hero French
brig, laden with iron, taken by the VALIANT ; and the American
brig Adolphus, laden with cotton, &c. taken by the LYRA.
PORTSMOUTH, 17 IE BR VARY 24.

• Nothing arrived or sailed tosiay.—Tbe American brig Colt,
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waton.—Admiral STOITORD arrived at the Cape niGood
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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6.
Arrived, his Majesty's ship Anutoe, from cif
Brest. Sailed, the Princess Charlotte Packet, for
Gibraltar; and the Swallow Packet, for Cadiz.-.
Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7.
Arrived, the St;YLLA, 18 guns, Capt. ArcittsoN,
from a cruize off the French coast.—Thz wind still
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SALES BY AUCTION.
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POIL THRF.E.-THOU.` AND POUNDS. •
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London, England, 1811-08-22

DETACHED VILLA NEAR ThE THAMES.
TO BE LET FURNISHED,
A SELECT RESIDENCE, seated in Cie centre
3- of a productive Garden, lawn and Shrubbery, cnnteinlng
altogether about two Acres, walled all round, fully ernpped and
p/anted with numerous Fruit-trees In I'AI bearing, whit Coach-
house, Stabling and Offices, and the oe•nipasey of between two
atfd three Acres of Land; twelve miles from Hyde Park Corner,
near Hampton• Court.
To be viewed with Tickets, and Particulars hail or Messrs
Hoggart and Phillips, 62, lirnad-street, Royal Exchange.
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, for a respec-
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excellent ollices, floe spring warer;and good garden, walled, ang
planted with fruit trets.—Further Particttlars, and Tickets fur
viewing, to be lasi of asspiat and Phillips, No. 41, Old BroaA-
I s.reet, Koy.l Exchange:.
London, England, 1811-08-22

ASSIZES:

LEWES; SUSSEX AUGUST It
NEALE D. WOODMAN.
This WAS an action of Replevin; brought by the
plaintiff, on account of the defendant having detain.
ed his cattle ; but the real question was; to try the
property in the land upon which they were depastur:
ing ? The place in question is.a piece of land reclaim:
ed from the sea in the Isle of Selsey in this county,
which fora long series of years, being mere mud and
sand, was of no value, and the property in it never
contested; but of late, by the improvements made in
excluding the sea, it has borne vegetation, and af-
forded pasture for sheep. It was therefore now claim.
ed by both plaintiff and defendant ; the former as
owner of the adjoining land, who claimed it in that
character as a gradual accretion gained from the sea;
and the latter as a lessee under Lord Selsey, who
claimed as grantee from the Crown, of certain waste
lands, then at the time of granting them, part of the
waste of the sea.

The evidence consisted of both sides calling a great
number of persons as witnesses, to shew that both
sides had exercised acts of ownership upon the place
in question ; but after evidence of this sort, which
lasted the whole day, and until near ten at night, the
Jury found for the defendant, which affirmed the'
land in question to be the right of Lord Selsey, as
grantee of the Crown, under a grant in the reign of
William 111.
AUGUST 20.—0 n account of the great length of
time occupied by the case of yesterday, the Lord
Cater BAItON sat again at eight this morning.
London, England, 1811-08-22

THE KING V. HERNELL.

Mr. Serjeant SHENIERD stated, that this was an
information against the defendant Hernell, for words
provoking Mr. Stone, a Custom-house Officer, to
tight a duel. The defendant he stated to be a fo-
reigner and a Frenchman, but he felt confident the
Jury would equally guard his interests, and he would
have the same measure of justice as a native subject.
But at the same time he must also yield the same
obedience to the laws, and suffer the same reproof
if he infringed them. The occasion of his giving
Mr. Stone the challenge was merely because the lat-
ter Gentleman had faithfully executed his duty in
stopping some goods which the defendant had impro-
perly entered at the Custom-house for exportation.
In fact, he being the Captain of a ship, entered a
package as a parcel of blankets, which contained
waistcoat-pieces. These being stopped by Mr. Stone,
he thought proper to tell him liOwould have satis-
faction of him with sword and pistol. The only
duty for the Jury would be to consider whether they
thought these words were intended to convey a chal-
lenge to fight.
Mr. Stone, and Mr. Harrison, the Collector of
Customs, at Seaford, having proved the facts, as
stated by Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD,
Mr. TADDY addressed the Jury, on behalf of the
defendant, and contended, that they were rhodomon-
tacle words of an angry Frenchman, who had no seri-
ous meaning in any thing which he uttered.—The
Jury found the defendant Guilty.
London, England, 1811-08-22

• - SHALES BY AUCTION.'
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tit:6lomm
aIoitt,XI,I3ABT.E FRERI4OLD PROPERTY-.
SOUTH WAR K. .
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About 17 Acres "of 1 and, covered whit:Houses.
By Messrs. PICiGOART• and PHILLIPS, .
At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, August $7, and Two following
Days, at 12. in One Hundrsd Lou, .
' THE SUFFOLK-PLACE ESTATE, in the
-I- borough of Southwark, in the County of Surrey; consisting
' of about SIX HUNDRED DWELLING-HOUSES, In Great
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Cannon-street; Little Suffolk-street, Vinegar-yard, Lombard.
street, Queen-street, Guildford-street, King-street, Mint 'square,
Duke-street, Redcross-street, Peter-street, Birdcage-alley, Har- 1
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: a *joining, in 131ackinah-street ; the Distillery in the occupation of '
' Messrs. Pigion and Co. with an excellent Family. House, and a
' i variety of other Streets, Alley-, and Courts, u itpecified ha, the
' Ground Plan, which may be seen at Hoggart and Phillips's.
/ The Es ate occupies a scite of Ground, containing about 17
Arres; some of the Huus_s are let on long leases, and the re-
mainder
ainder of the leases have but few years to expire, the resent
I' I rental producing a ground-rent of about 'I WO THOUSAND
° POUNDS per annum, capable of great improvement. The Estate
I includes a number of valuable Public Houses.
/ 1o be viewed, with leave of theremota, and Particulars had
i 20 days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Arnold, Clambree, and
• Bicknell, dedforth row ; of Hoggart and Phillips, No. t. 2, Broad-
street, loyal Exchange ; and at the Mart.
London, England, 1811-08-22

SLANDER.--.COLEBATCH V. GREGORY.

Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD informed the Jury, that
the plaintiff in this action was a most respectable
young man, as Attorney, who had been educated un-
der a Mr. Brooker, an Attorney of the first respecta-
bility at Brighton. The defendant, Mr. Gregory, was
resident at the same place, and though he did not I
know his person, yet he knew his name very well, for
he had so often been before the Court as either plain-
tiff or defendant, that his name was very familiar to
the Judges and Juries of the county. Upon the pre-1
sent occasion, Mr. Colebatch had to complain of as
serious a slander, both as to the matter and the man-
ner of it, as could well be imagined. Mr. Gregory,
it seemed, had executed a bond to a Mrs. Camac, to
which bond the plaintiff was the subscribing witness.
In an action upon that bond against Mr. Gre-
gory, the plaintiff was calle'd as a witness to prove
its execution. Mr. Gregory had instructed his
Counsel on that occasion, that the bond was given
for an usurious consideration, and Mr. Colebatch
was asked that fact. He replied, as the truth was,
" that he knew nothing of the consideration." In
consequence of this, Mr. Gregory took occasion
afterwards to go to a Mr. Penfold, a Clerk of Mr.
Colebatcb, and to tell him that the plaintiff was
guilty of perjury ; that he meant to prosecute him,
if he could induce Mrs. Camac to come forward as
a witness : that he had given money to the plaintiff
to pay over, wiiich he had not done, and that he
(Gregory) was consequently arrested for more than'
he ought to have been. With respect to damages,
he would not say a single word. Mr. Colebatch
brought this action to vindicate his reputation, and
not to put money in his pocket. His wish was, that
Mr-. Gregory should either disavow his slan:ler, or
prove, it there was any foundation in truth for it.
Mr. Serjeant BEST immediately rose, and made an
ample apology on behalf of Mr. Gregory, retracting
the offensive expressions, and declaring that the words
spoken in a moment of irr,:ttion were not meant to
convey seriously the charge which they implied.
It was therefore agreed that the plaintiff should
take a verdict for 40s. to cover his costs.
The Assizes here concluded.
WARWICK.
INTERESTING TRIAL OF JOHN OUGHTON AND CHARLES
London, England, 1811-11-07

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AM.E.RIC 4.
GENERAL WILNINSON/S TRIAL.
Faroznicerows, Seer.l4.—The members ordered
on the Court for the trial of. General Wilkinson, as,
sembled at this place nn the 2d instant, but did not
proceed to business until the 4th, owing to some diffi-
culty in procuring a convenient room fur their Session.
On that day the General made his appearance be-
fore the Court, and, after a short,,but pathetic address,
surrendered his sword to the President. He appcared
to feel much sensibility in the surrender ; or, to use
his own words, 6. in giving up the sword which had
been the companion of his side for 25 years, which
he had determined never to yield to a foe, and which
he had finally hoped would never have been taken
from him by a friend."
Thed'Court adjourned until the next day.
All of Thursday, and the greater part of Friday,
were taken up in deciding on challenges made by the
prisoner to particular Members of the Court. Colonel
Burbeci, and Lieutenant-Colonels Freeman and Bac-
ons, were excepted by the General, .on the ground of
having expressed their opinions of the guilt of the ac-
cused, on one or more of' the charges, before their
nomination on the Court.
The two former, we understand, requested ,leave
of the Court to withdraw, and were allowed to do so,
and the cause of the challenge was ruled good as to
the latter. Their seats were supplied by Majors Stod-
dart, Swift, and Armistead.
The Court were then constitutedand sworn.'
To the charges and specifications read by the Judge
Advocate, General W. pleaded not guilty.
The Court was engaged until Tuesday in discus-
sing and deciding some incidental points. On Wed-
nesday the indisposition of the Judge Advocate pre-
vented any progress. On Thursday the examination
of the testimony commenced.
A question before the Court excited much interest
respecting their own jurisdiction. It was, whether,
under the 88th article of war, they were not prohi-
bited from the examination of any offence charged to
have been committed more than two years before is.
suing the order for the Court-martial. General W.
expressly abandoned all shelter, any statute of limi-
tation might afford him ; and declared himself ready
and anxious to meet all the charges against him ; to
rest his defence on its merits, and to stand or fall by
the decision of the Court,
After much deliberation the Court decided, that
the limitation was only a privilege to the party ac-
cused, which, if waived by him, gave them the right
to examine and determine on all the charges.
London, England, 1811-11-07

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