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ORATORIOS.
f NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENICGARIAN.
IWO-MORROW EVENIhe FING, MARCH 27, 1211,.
. • will be performe4 tRST ACT of
THE CREATION.
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1 Compoped by JOSLYN HAYDN.
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tewkleit Madame CATALAN! will sing, for the first time, the
favourite Air "The marvellous works,"' and the Bravuras
..• ''i itiwa-rdorata," and " Viuima sventurata."
•- The Second and Third Acts chiefly selected front
L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO.
1 Written ,,,,,
by ...ILTON, and Coninosed by HANDIL.
In which Mrs. DICKONS will sing " Come rather Goddess,"
" Sweet Bird," and " So shall the lute."
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Mrs. BLAND, al Or let the metry belts."
Aod Mr. BRAHAM, " Hence Idathed melancholy," " Come,
thou Goddess;"..." Oh on a plat," " The Death of ,Abercrem-
bie," and tlaebuet " As steals the morn," with Mrs. Dickons.
Ito, Friday, by partienlar desire, (for the last time this season)
die Sacred Oratorio of fhe MESSIAH; composaby HANDEL.
Principal Performers:
Madame CAL ALANI, •
Mrs. BLAND, Master HOWE, gtgl Mrs. =KANS.
Mr BRAHAM, Mr. GARB/Ill;
' Mr PYNE, Mr. I INNEY, and Mr. BELLAMY.
taiga' of the Band. Mr. ASHLEY; Organ, Ma' 4. ASHLEY.
Doors to be opened et Sex, and the Perham*** te eboloomes
et Sesta Trecisely. • ..
Boxes 7, —Pit 3.. dd. Gallery es. Upper Gallery la.
Places for th. '2.0:-s to be taken of Mr. fliandows* the Neer
Box-Office, in Han-s.reer.

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lASI INDIA 11011;R, .Pedrioary sit, 1811.
TAB COURT DIRECTORSe the UNITED
COMPANY' e:MERCRUPITS of ENGLAND, iradiez
ts the .R4ST INDIES, is bad, elle Malice,
That it the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap-
pointed to be held on the 27th Mat 4 next, a Motion will be
made, that Mr. WILLIAMS Commis /action, late of the Ma-
i dras Civil Establishment, be permitted to return with his task
to India." WILLIAM RAMSAY, Setretery.

•
AFRICAN INSTITUTION.
AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI-
BERS to this Institution will ha held at the Free-Mason"
Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Field:, on Wednes-
day, the 27th of March, 181 i, at One &elect, te'receiv(the
Report of the Committee, and to electVice-PrOidentt and Di-
rectors for the ensuing year.
The Chair will he taken by his Royal Highnesa the Duke os
OLOtiCtiTalt, at One precisely.
By Order of the Committee,
ZACHARY MACAULAY, See. pro tempore.

Tbis.day was published, in one Vol. Igrto. price ds. boards.
COTTAGE DIALOGUES-among the IRISH
PEASAN ['AY*. By MARY LEADEENTER. With
Notes and a Preface, by MARIA EDGEWORTH, Millar of
" Castle Rackrta."
Printed for Yoseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.

This day was published.
Illustrated with a Map and twelve Entravings, in demy 4to,
price Xs. Ss. and royal 4to, price .44. 41. in boards,
TRAVELS in the SOUTH of SPAIN, in the
- Years 1809, and 1810.
By WILLIAM JACOB, fog.
,11/1. P. T.R.S.
bitted for William Miller, Albemarle-street; and J. Johnson
14 co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
OENTLEMIN '

To _
. Just publishedis'ySlFT.RS;4994rur NWANDI67, foriMlltd-CstlireeAtl4n, *S.
A TREATISE ON PATENT SADLBRY ;
-1- X being an Ilinstration of many defects raining in all Saddles
constructed on the usual principles. Three Gentlemen who
chuse to honour him with a call as above, may bee a complete
remedy for those defects. For the use of the Army they Will be
found particularly well calculated; and for the East and West-
Indies, are not to be equalled. Treatise may he had gratis.
Thu day was published, price fi
s, ,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, M.YMBER 34.
Contents—Windham's Speech on Parliamentary Reform.
Letters of the Marquise du Dafand to the Hon. Horace Wal-
pole.--Moore's Hindu Panthenn.--Observations on the Docu-
ments laid betore Parliament, on the Subject of the Expedition
to the Scheidt. —Publications .•1 the Depreciation of Paper Cur=
reno.—Walton's Present State of the Spanish Colunies.—Gais-
ford't Hephaestion.—Hints an Toleration.—Davy's Researches
on the Ozynturiatic Acith—Clias stir la Souverainete.--Soutlicy's
Curse of Kehania.—Bishop Horshey's Sermon.—Nary on Ho-
mogeneous Ellipsoids.--Quartirsy List of New Publications.
Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, Edin-
burgh ; and White and Cochrane, Fleet-street, London.

t S1IA:31 ED MUSIC.
§ALMODIA CANTABRIGIENSIS, a Selec- 1
ilon of anciet and modern Psalm I unes, arranged fur two
4r. ' fes or Tenora and a Base, calculated for all places of public
ilp ; to which is aubjoined an Appendix. consist out of vatiour.
s, by .1 Pratt, Organist to the University end King's Col-
.lese, Cambridgeverice I sa. -
A' Grand Selection of Divine Music, vinsieting of Psalfits,
iiymns, and Anthems, for one, two, thrre, and four voices,
Which comprises those favourite Hymns that are sting at the
Magdalen, Foundling, Lock Hospital, and the Asylum ; the whole
)selected, adapted, wid composed by W Wilson, price 21s.
London: Published for the Authors, by Goulding, d'Almain,
Patter, and Cu. hiusit-sellers, N 0.20, Soho-sqnue ; and No. 7,
Wesunorland.;troet, Dublin.

CORNWALL.
ELIGIBLI SITUATION FOR MANUFACTURERS.
PERSONS desirous of engaging in a Concern that
may require a very powerful Stream, with a Fall or Falls
of Water 20, S 0 50, to 60 Feet, more or less, together or sepa-
rately; with Ono to Ten Acres of Land, on which good Stone
are miserfor Building ; may be accommodated with a Lease or
Louts, for Lives of their own Nomination, or if required the F.
Simple. I he remote pert of the Premises, on which are some
aid Houses And .110 Walls, it most completely formed by Na-
ture for Ponder Mills of great extent; the other, for any Maim-
factory requiring a large Supply of Water with a Fall of 30 to 40
Peer, situate at Kensall, within three miles of the numerous
Tines in Goinnap sod of the Port of Penryn, five of, Falmouth,
sail six of Purtreath ; from whence Goods may be regularly ship-
pid, for ei<her Channel, at a small espehce.
Application to be made, if by letter post paid, to Mr.Tocker,
the Proprietor, Kennall Vale, near Penryn --March 12, 1111. •

EAGLE FIRE MICE.
PAYMENT OF RENT OP PREMISES RENDERED Vbi-
TEI4ANTA.BLE BY FIRE.
POLICIES of Insurance expiring at LADY Dkr,
should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period,
to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein.--Msacawrits
INSURANC2 effected at reduced Premiums.
EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.
Every description of lasurancse upon Lives may be effected at
this Oahe with thentmest facility, upon terms of peculiar ad.
vantage. WM. BEETHAM, Se‘....entry.

REGENCY.—Just published, the Third Edition of
TOKEN'S Grand HISTORICAL CHART
' of the Reign of GEORGE HI. from the Accesdoe, 1760,
to the Regency, 1641.
By N.J.,. PANNIER,
' Bookseller to his Royal Higlueess the Duke of Kent, No. IS,
Leicester-place, Leicester.square.
The rapid sale of this Work to Its former unfinished state, as
well utile opinion with which it has been honoured, authorises
the Publisher to assert, that it contains more accurate historical
information of a meet imp irtant period of history; than vies ever
before prosented to the public, and is of such utility in collet-fag
and erailating the events of the last 50 years, that no study, re-
spectable school, or library,-should be without one. Price 12s.
with an Expiratory Pamphlet, or les. mounted on canvas and
rollers, and may Jae had from all other respectable Booksellers.
SIR JOHN MOORE.
On the Ist of April will be published?. price es. M. embellished
whik Portrait of Sir John Moore by Orden,
rrialE" SUM.P.MENT to the ROYAL RILI-1
TARY CHRONICLE ; containing the Life and Campaigns
of Sir John Moore, with a most able Portrait by Cardon, for
which 51r John sat immediately previous to his departure for
Porturl. The Portrait being finished, and now in the hands of
the Publisher, lie is enabled to say, that it is the first specimen
of engraving in England, and the only likeness of Sir John. The
Pubiistiers will have a prideln presenting it to the Army through
the medium of their Military Chronkle.—The Life of Sir John
will contain as much as a large octavo volume published at twelve
shillings, being all in smolt print, and occupying the whale of the
Supplement. Portrait by itself would be seven shillings.--
The Supplement, together with the Sixth Number, which will be
published at the same time, and will contain a Portrait of Lord
Moira, will conelude.the First Volume.
Published by J. Davis, Se, Essex-street, Strand.
DR. STEER'S OPODkLDOC
TS far superior to all other external applications its
A the Cure of Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism.. &c. as also in
Cramp. ur Numbness, and in promoting CireuLition in the Limbs
when In a paralytic state. It is the best remedy for Chilblains, if
dissolved in a spoon, and applied warns, or with a pledget of lint
well moistened with it, and tied on the part affected. It is like-
* wise of admirable strvice in the accidents and local complaints to
which horses are subject.
Sold only by F. Newberry and Sons, No. 4.;7, St. Paul's Church
yard, (four doers from the corner of Cheapside), Lond,m, price
2s. 6d. a bottle, du!y included ; but none are genuine but those
which have the words" F. Newbury, N 0.45, St.Paur," engrav •
ad in the stamp. Also, by their appointment, by Bacon and Co.
Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; Hayward, Piccadilly;
Itayley arai Co. Cockspue-street ; Barry, Westminster Ward,
Holborn;' Harris, Ludgate-street; Randall, Royal Exchange;
and Clarke, Borough.

• ARMY.
NIT ILIT.ARY ESTABLISHMENT for supply-
ILL ing Officers of his Majesty's Army with Regimentals and
Appointments of all descriptions, for every Regiment in the
British Service, both for Homo and Foreign Service, conformable
to the Regulations ordered by the different Commanding Officers,
and. Approved-by the Conunander-in-Chief, at a shortertootice,
and from 15 to 20 per Dent. underethrresular vet* chorgeosfor
Ready Money efirAgeorl Acceptances only, at Solomon and Sons,
Manufacturing Taylors, Lacemen , Embroiderers, and Sword
Cutlers, N 0.2, New-street, Covent-Garden London.

RELIEF OF THE TiarTISH PRISON4ao
Di FRA.NCZ.
I'HE COMMITTEE beg to state, Wit there are
it present upwards of 10,000 British Vessinise% lis SW di/e.
Nht Prisons of France, for the most part in great &stress ; and
that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf-
ferings, in some degree. by assisting them with articles of Chath-
irig, Beddiug, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the
most in need of.
Amount of Subscriptions advertised - £15,001 9 0
Subscriptions since received :
?Irish Church of St. Richard Brengh, Esq. 10 10 11
Patterns and Ken- J. C. I s 0
tkh 'Fown Chapel, ObeliskChapel,Surrey
per the Church Road, per the Rev.
Wardens 26 5 0 J. Church 98 30 4
tentish Town MU- Congregation of Dis-
*try Association, ba- centers at Plaistow,
• sine of their Fund, • Essex, transmitted
per G. lackAion, Esq. 65 1S 5 per R. H. Marti.}.:
Geo. &Aran, Esq. 3 5 0 Esq. 5 0 4
Homey Church, Mid- Bridge-street Meeting
dieser. per the Rev. House, Bristol, per
• I. Grant, M.A. - is 14 0 - W. Harris, Esq. 11 15 9
The independent Parish of Perchester,
pel KenslNtrin, prr Rev. I. Mayle 16 13 D
•nie Rev, i Liebil 39 10 9 Par.4l Church of St.
. T Robartsand Co. 10 10 0 Paul, Bristol 83 4 2
( adrn Chapel,Csur. , Parish of Mareham,
ri well, per the Rust. near Abingdon, per
ri•.braptr,lY.D: 103 7 0 the Rev. Mr.Erans 16 0 0
Sc .ts Church, Swallow- Parish of Shoulden,
street, per the Ave. near Deal, per the
Dr. Nicol 41 2 0 Rcv. Mr. Pennirg-
f • • Officers of the ten 4 0 4
' • • mestershire 111 - Peri h of Northhourn,
• ,per J. Window, per ditto 9 $ •
13 12 0 Parish Church of Cais-
' -.... of St. Thomas, ter, next Great Var.,
• thwack, per the mouth, per the Rev.
' • . C. Hodgson 9 I 7 B.W. Salmon 12 11 11
• ) of Loweleoft, Parish Church of Thrig-
- • - tilf 15 7 2 by, per ditto 4 11 6
• *- - • .-ty's Pay 'awes- St.Peter'sChurch,Thet-
- 'tuft Coen of Vo- ford:per the Rev. H.
lenteer Wintry 4 1 0 C. Manning
n and Jumas Tel- 19 ft 4
1 Parish Church of Smad- * ,
mlocoitkiey
curl, ,
near 30 10 0 i hembury, lioniton,
hil
Devon, per the Rev.
Ri-minghass, per Thos. Hawaer . 4 7 0
...ARE/I. C. Smith 9 10 71 Little Hampton Church !
' . Latelicil , 1 1 0 per the Rev. J. C.
.. • :lenient Danes, per Greens, Vicar 12 0 01
'!, Wililiam Matt West Peckham Church,
ant, Church- per the Rev. Fl. L i
rpardeinz
of
9t. sit-
0 0 Jones, Vicar
I. Twiston
. H. 3 3 0 G. R. per R. Chapman,
I 10 Esq.
6 0 0 Condal and Son
Condit and Spen
lad's. Cornl7 p 0 Docking Church. Nor-
tsen and Aders 111 F 30 0 folk, per the:Rear. M.
t 0
Nerfotk, per
t Rev. Brojarnin r. Hare
gum, B.A. Curate 25 0 0 2Wi 8 1 1
brat Lord Keith,
• r John Jackson
• • d Co.
ch.Brown,Estuper Dittgiper Ditto, March
At I Dinner in Deck-
Mg, of the Smithdone 11 4 ,
I 1 o'l,
5 3 0
5. 5 0
10 4 6
%3 6 4
10 10 0 ' & Brothercross"Frooplo 0 6
BrlghtWaltliam Church,
'll"\3l,'
.10 10 0 Betts, per the Rev.
r th 7tornbee
Rot )ones ks,s
Charles Lord
One Day's Pay, from the 4 8 5
'rice, M.A. Vicar 91 19 4 Officers, Non-com-
Rest 2 0 0 mimioued Officer',
• ler Geo. Aubrey 10 10 0 Drummers, and Pri-
l‘tae‘Plieunicad- states of the Tippe-
irt 21 0 0 rary Regiment of Mi-
7, try Cowper, ers ..a. 3 0 100 !hie, per Colonel the
. a p
Right Hon. William
Ixford In 10 0 Bagwell 76 0 0
‘•• and T. 'Osbert, 5 6 0
abscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-haute; and by an
imillurhsubas in the United Kingdom.
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
Sic 11, Goorgirinrii, L.Mulaeld-etittut.

MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES.
BY HIS. MAJESTY'S ROYAL urulas PATENT. 1
THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are
respectfully Informed that S. DAVIS having purchased the
Patent ut Mr. Moaitis, for his decilitre MANGLES, has re-
moved the Business from No. 53 us N 0.4, Skinner-street, Snow-
hill, London, four doors from Fleet-Market, where he respect-
fully solicits the attention of the Ptiblic to his superior Mangle,
which, for power of execution, ease of working,
substantial
compact construction, and every useful advantar, rands unri-
valled, and which, upon inspection, he is confident will be ap-
proved and universally adopted.

FIRST OF 1 HI REGENCY.
I:I`YTON, late Partner with the deceased SIR. J.
L'-.4 BRANSCOMB, 2, Cornhill ; and 19, Coventry-street, re-
commends the improved Scheme of the new Lottery, to be drawn
the King's BirtleDay, which contains Four Prizes of Twenty
Thousand, and PIP nr-six other Capitals.
. SCHEME.'
4 ... Prizes of ...XO,OOO ... are ... X 90,000
44
32
40
1000
1000
2000

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10,000 Ti
••••••.•••
EYTON ha', in the last five Tears, shared end sold Capitals
amounting to Half a Million sterling, and has been particular!?
fortunate it Capitals drawn on the King's Birth Day, having sold
No. 12,719, a Prise of 25,000 on the 4th June, also N 0.6,145,
£20,000, on the 4th June preceding.

BANDANA SOAP.
V'THITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a
personal beauty in both Sexes,and in some parts of Europe
are essential tp persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or
radian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the
most exquirite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness to
the bands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even in
eases where the skin has been injured by labour or other vio-
lence, the hardness and coarseness are effectuallt, infallibly, and
pertnanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness,
and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any
other means whatever. It is by experience only that any one can
form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap.
Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, Wil-
liam Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple-Bar, London ; and
the ProprietorX, as a further security, beg them to be particular in
noticing, that the nanw and address of the Printer, E. Spragg,
No. 27, Bow street, Covent-Garden, is affixed to the label and
wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable
Perfumers and Medicine Vender. in Town and Country, price
Is. each cake. But It is at all clines necessary tole particular in
observing the above caution, which willbe the means of prevent
ing the impositions which have of kite been practised.

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching, Instantly removed by WHITE- '
HILAD's- ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary.V.tricacy in Rheumatism, Palsies, Gouty Affec-
tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain
remedy has bowl unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have
actually broke, WislHEAD'a FAMILY CERATE will ease
the pain, awl very speedily heal them. #repared and sold by R.
JOHNSTON, Apnthecary,ls, Greet-street, Soho, Londn, the
every
Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d. each—the Cte at Is. led. Sold by
Medicine Vender in the United Keirangdom.
la The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Dome of
R. loutsrros, insuctod on it.

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PINMI)UTIf.
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FOR
.SALE BY PUBLIC Aucort,
At the Prince Georg. lon, Pothole...gm, on fue.day, the Ott
;of April peat, at Eleven oCinzl in the Fore:mon,.
9rIHE Portuguese Store Strip SAM CARLOS
-I- AUGUSTC , with her grown and Materials belortgitig to
the Portuguese Gisverisbent, as will he reprinted in inventories.
hssieustoms: * •
Length .i. . - 124 Ft. 0 In.
Breadth • - - M 10 •
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Height between Decks -_ . .5 T
Admeastires - - 661 0,-(14 Ton%
Slve Is Carpeted and Brasil built.
After which will be Sold, fix Homo Consumption
I Cable lii inches, nearly new, and a quantity of other English.
manufactured Stores.
For vieMne the above, horentortei Ott further particnlars,
apply three days before the. Sale, at the Csititting-house of ~
Messrs. Widow Symons aotd Son, Merchant., Briton Side; or to
Peter Symons, Broker.—Plymou•h, March 19, Ikli

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CAPITAL RESIDENCES, GRE,.117-CU MBEltx,..._
8 1 IitEET, OXFOR D-S'i *RR I', opposite Hyde-Park.
TO BE SOLD BY AtJC PION,
By Mi. ROBINS,
At Caraway's, Td-uomito*, the oth instant, at twelve;
In 'I levee Lots
rll'HE Capital, very eligible, and highly improvable
, Aga ifikeliklol.l3 ESTATES, Crmiptising*three subStantiad,
vrellebuilt Mansions, situate on the East Me of Omit cumber- .
I land-btreet, opposite Hyde Part; containing suitable B•a-xlsens
ben, and excellent Attics, principal and secoudary Stet* Stair-
erses,Dressiovroonta, and Water-thisets; oft the Basement Storey
are convenient Offices of all eserlprfontsr pistmed for the Irwin. .i
modation of Gentlemen's Families ; detached Kitchens. Scullthies;
Lanier. tu.c.; held for long tern's, at low Griaintl"ft....n!i, ih pos-
session of Sir George Shee, Bart. and Joseph Royal!, Esq. on Leask 1
To lre viewed by Tickets only. Particulars easy be had •E
Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor Bedford-square; at the General
Wolfe, Oxford-street, opposite Park-lane; at Garraway's ; sod
f Mr. Robins, 'Warwick-street, Golden-square, where "Ficketil
viewing maybe had.
-- - --- ,•••-•., i'syr Portman Square ;

HOUSES 124 XRYANSTOINE-SThElil , r.... ---%_
HOUSE, SHOP, &c. OXFORD-S I'REEI', near 'Hyde.
Park; and a FREEHOLD, MAID-L/04E, Soutb*ark.
By Mr, ROBINS,
At Garrawity's,Tattoanow, dig 97th Inn. it 12, In Le re.
AVERY eligible LEA.SEHOLD.ESTATE
comprising four ctimpact genteel Dwelling Houses, sub-
stantially
built, situate Nes. 9,4, 25, 26, and ..•;, South side of
Bryanstane-street, containg :two romiusan .a floor, natty fur.
nished, convenient °lkea in the Casement, o?en airy yards, &c.
held for lung terms, at low grouad-reuts, in possession, and on
leak to Messrs. Green, Turner, Ward, and Thermal. Also
a desirable and eligible Dwelling-hook, ,
sad No. 230, on the
North side of Oxford-street, swat Quebec-stye: t, with a Shop its
from, Yac..l, and Buildings, on lease to Mr. Browning. • Free.,
hold Toriement, situate at the corner of Moss alley. In Maid- ••
lane, Southwark, In the occupation of Mr. Wits. White, Corpens
ter, tenant at will. May be viewed, by lease of the tenants; par-
ocular. of Mr. Thornton, et , Bryanstone-stret.t. ; Joseph Want;
Esq. Solicitor, Bedford-square; at the General Wolfe, Gifford;
street • • at Conaway's; and of Mr. Rubms, •.'lrstrittick-ttrest,
Go den-square.
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AMERICA.
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1101
.1i .CIILK,FEBRUARY 19.
Respecfing the:Sews ofthe flight•oF our fiveVl lea
fore a Spanish and British force, of the truth 0'
we yesterday expressed:. strolicAmatts, rite Natio a1;‘,..„
Inkkencer of Saturday thus remarks i "Rum airs
have been circulating for a day or two past, on the
authority of private letters Born Natchez, or a British
force having reached Florida ; and on the rape: which
we received by the last mail froth Natchez, :ire wi,ttert
the words . a Btitish fleet at Mobile.' Notwithstanda
ing these concurrent' circumstances, we are of opiniod
that no credit is dite.to the report. IT there were any
foundation for such a report, we should probably hard
heard of it through a less circuitous channel than that
through which we now receive it."
M. Serru'ier, the French Minister, reached Wash-
ington on Thursday. On Friday he was received by
FIRST OF THE REGLNG it. the Secretary of State, and on Saturday presented til
- Partner with the deceased SIR J. IS far superior to all other external apple 4L4414'b IR the President.
"ornhill ; and 18, Coventry-street, re- Cr the Cure of Spraint,
and in
Rbetonotiscms,
o&cii.i as also in Faa.. 20.—A letter from Washington, received at
-.0 the new Lottery, to be drawn ampiar ora
.iiNumbness,ticadlit ' Ptr'ihn:rstikCirculation
- fOri tLllubilf Philadelphia, says, "it is reported here that the French
c.nor Prizes of Twentystate. is i. rem n
.).Chilblains,. Minister,
whendisso iveld lir a,spYnon, and applied warm, or with a pledger of lint Senores, is instructed to demand that we
well moistened with it, and tied on the part affected. It is like- should interdict our vessels from going to Cadiz of
1.
• wise of admirable shvice in the accidents and local complaints to Lisbon."
which horses are subject. CHILLICOTHE, FEB. 6.
- ',i only by F. Newberry and Sons, No. 4;1, St. Paul's Church
4gors from the corner of Cheapside), Londin, price Extract of a letter from an Meer in the Army, tohis
" -.., included ; but none are genuine but those friend in this town, dated Fort Adams, Dec. 28, 1810: _.
Newbury, N 0.45, St.Paurs," engrav . 44 WC are thus far on our return from our Florida cam-
-soointnient, by Bacon and Co. paign. We have taken posession of all that part of
- t Hayward, Piccadilly;
West Florida bounded by the Mississippi. The Spa-
-.winger ; Ward,
- '7'4 change i nlards still hold possession of the fort of Mobile, which
is within our claim; it is said to be strongly garrisoned,
and capable of making a vigorous detente. Why we •• .1
return lam hirable to conjecture ; our force is eer- ". .
tainly sufficient to bear down all oppostion. • Out
leaders are perhaps waiting to hear front Congress."
NATCHEZ, JANUARY 14.
Monday last an express arrived at Cantonment,
Washington, with orders from General -Hampton for
the immediate movement of the army. • Since that
time, the greatest activity has prevailed, and the
troops descended the river last night. We have been
told that this movement is made in consequence of
information received by General Hampton iroin Fort
Stoddert, that Governor Folch is strengthening MOs
bile, and drawing all the troops from Petrsaccila tO
--_.— that point.
GRAVEL. STONE, AND LUMBAGO. . NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 21.
j...TICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the M. Serrnrier, the new French Minister, left P.,riii
i -1. Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the early in November, therefore knows nothing of the
Back and Loirts, Kidneys, and Bladder, Lumbago,
.41kc. late orders of Bonaparte officially. lie has I;..me nut
Of the various complaints incident to the human frame, then
are none more dreadful In their nature, nor more alarming in CASE.
THEOdsewiA.akreS-roLa
dA,
w.M.B.,frectofel2k,uNr
oerwfiNveeywulteusawmit-hstra expressly for the rurpose of tiemaniiing from one
eetpu: Government the withholding suppliet tifm the rebels
their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are corn-
plainu to whkh every person, even the most abs
re is t of Spain and Portugal.
liable, as the air we breathe and the water we drink are impreg- tular Kruptioo, the Bra appearance of which was in his face and
natedwith particles which not only cause these exert Stating tor- hands, and then it spread over his body. About Cbris:mas. 5109, NEW YORK EVENINO•POST, PM 4'20.
but are a foundation for every other species of diso
rder. the usual period of the year when these diseases are always ar " The following is a list of American vessels anti
er;7vaatledk :Ifitehnleclisnlensofrehuiseffeferot
mwerehi,somojeovrdi
adthvtistershe,whue
aupTilibedle cargoes under seizure by the Collectors sit New York,
Lligreditcx:tt,teshaOvriegibn:elnltfiLsusa composed of tehitiencymos,t
itnnnocenftnent in-iy
.1,0, to the Dispensary, 15, Sotto square; and by taking in consequence of the President's pri.astn.ifon :—°
atrengthening the vessels tontaining the urine, but happily de- sin June,
i.siParagon from Liverpool Galen from Leith
groying the peirifying quality, of it, from which proceed the Plt
nowUrr Prbte:Tiurrtscoßautic Dam's, which hi. has Mount Vernon - ditto Fortitude Livi•rpenl
above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty coma-alone, ovroor.r
~ insir s , all his symptoms,areresiovod, and his own Ann Maria a ditto I hens ditto via St. wri
and his stature has the appearance of being eshauned by growing
to those dispilers, with- _ Eif ars, lam perfect y recovered.' Hu complection is pale,
and banishiog every peroicious tendency MAnaansachissets Dublin i Maria Pend— Li-re rpool
out confinement.— Greenock I Jane ditto.
. gold wholmale and retail at Mr. Butter's, 4, Cheapside, corner be
_nild his steer_ gib. and the chief of his disease seemed to be
ana :els, the pdwers of this medicine are most eztraordi- sat,le,
dnfromitship Thetis and brigs Portittiale 'and Jane
els Paternaster-rew; Scent Bauer and Co. slid Stakb, Baia- &teat in tiedlgesoVe organs, which were contiderablyderanSeiL . Liverpool before .iny knowledge of the
burgh and Glasgow; CargiU and Scott, Edinburgh; Holland, a
Patent are auusoieroup s countorfektf pkam to ask fur Spileburi• •
G vM and Son, Gilbert, and Haydou Plymouth; Newberynumerous cures speak its decided superiority.
h the King's duty printed inblack President's proclamation. . •
and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Tenter, HYll; Silalory and Jones,
Porters; Sharp, Portsmouth ; /Gigot, Thoptoo; Tre mum , Sze-
gory,A there
inks
iii
bottles
erf Usti Ced.ro4 pine 44 On the seizure of the first vessel (the Patitrent) -
the Collector wrote toWabhisgton for Mr. Gall eon's
tar; Crutwell and Hisao, Batb ; Brow,
Bieminwswarbweistyl ; kima alds ;athlete& cosopou.nd twee" se bottles I" all4larrr 41 " (WY advice, but has received
Browyet New York ; aii mum tewoo so orders to Main say fit
likraway, is, lielmrsitesse. Immilern., the property." .
Bozos at 96.0 .imigli. : • . .
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