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London, England, 1811-05-27

'flits day Otas published; prise S. 6d. in boards,
REGREITUL REMEMBRANCE, ALONZO
and HERMIT, and other Poems, by EUGENIO.
Printed for the Author, and bald by Sherwood, Neely, and
Jones, raternsiater•row„, , „

This published, price
A VIEW of the cpmPARATIVE STATE of
GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCB in all. /4.00 d.
by Observations on the Spirit and Measures of the massive
Administrations since the decease of Mr. Ptvr,in homy, 11106.
Pruned for John Stock&le, Piccadilly.

This day was published,
In One Volume, ste. price XL, les. to
A. VINDICATION of Mr. VOX's talrttOßY
of the early part of tits Reign of James the Sucdnd.
By SAMUF.I. HF.YWOOD, Srrpant at Law
Printed fur J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; tad
James Ridgway, Piccadilly.

In One Volume Ito, with a Map of the Peninsula of Ouzerat
from actual Survey, price Si 11s. M. in boards,
AN ACCOUNT of the MEASURES adopted
for SUPPRESSING the PRACTICE of the SYSTEMA-
TIC MURDER by their PARENTS of FEMALE INFANTS,
with incidental Remarks on other Custoras liar to the Na-
tives of India.—Tly EDWARD MOOR, J.R.. S.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may he bad, by the same Author, illustrated by 103
plates, I'be Hindu Pantheon, price 45 Si. in boards.
London, England, 1811-05-20

MARRIED.

Thursday last, at North Fleet, Mr. F . M. Chevers, Surgeoisin
the Royal Navy, to Miss Ann Tadman, youngest daughter of the
late Lanes Tadman, Esq. of New House, near North Fleet, Kent.

DIED.
Wednesday last, at Ealing, after a lingering illness, which she
bore with pious resignation, Mrs. Nicholas, aged 36, wife of the
Rev. Dr. Nicholas : her loss is universally regretted by her fa-
mily and a large society of frienda.
At Bath, Emilia Westenra, wife of Joseph Westenra, Esq.late
Lea -Colonel of the 9th dragoons.
On the 6th December last, at Nurwur, in Ids 25th year, Win.
Lindaay, Esq. of the Bengal Civil Establishment.
April 29, at her house en Enfield Chace, in the 79th year of
her age, Mrs. Jane Mother, relict of the latoGeneral Moeller.
Lately, at Port-Royal, Jamaica, Fahn Tait, only son of the
late Mr. John Tait, writer, Edinburgh.
At Glasgow, on the sth instant, Mr. John Fraser, of the Royal
Baak there.
At Cathcart, on the 7th inst. in the 3eth year of his age, Dr.
Robert Cooper. surgeon in Glasgow.
May 13, Felix hl'Carthy, Esq. long well known for his eccene
tricity and benevolence ; and latterly for the embarrastneuts
brought upon him by both.
On the 6th Ct. after having completed his 111th year, John
North, of South Holnse, near Malton, Yorkshire, butcher. He
was born at Butterwick, and never lived more than a mild from
the house he was born In ; realised the ese of his faculties to the
day of Lis death; and was cosseklered to be, during the early
part of his life, a free liver!'
London, England, 1811-05-20

STRALSUND, MAY 1.

There is great activity employed here in making
preparations of defence to oppose the English, in
case they should attempt a descei;t. The garrison
will be reinforced. We are constructing new batte-
ries, and daily expect some gun-boats from Sweden.

" WINDBOR CASTLI, MAY 18.

is His MAJESTY is quite as well as he was last
week." (Signed as usual)
The Loan of 812,000,000, for the service of the
year 1811, was contracted for this day—the two lists
having made a similar offer, by Messrs. ROBARTS,
CURTIS and Co. and Messrs. BARNES, Snian.s, and

RICARDO.
TcaNts-1101, Reduced 3 per Cents. ; 0120, 3 per
Cent. Consols ; £2O, 4 per Cent. Anns. ; 65.11 d. per
otatin Long Annuity— for every £lOO sterling sub-

scribed.
The dividend upon the 3 per Cent. Consols to com-
mence from January—upon the Reduced 3 per Cents.
the 4 per Cent. Anns. and the Long Annuity, from
April last—and the first half yearly payments becom-
ing doe July sth and October 10th, to be exempted
from the Property Duty.—Discount after the rate of
S per Cent. per annum for payments made in full.
PAYMENTS.—First payment, Friday, May 24, lel 0
per cent. ; 2d do. Friday, July 12, £lO do. ; 3d do.
Friday, August 16, .I€ls do. ; 4th do. Friday, Sept.
20, £lO do. ; sth do. Wednesday, Oct. 16, .£l5 do.;
6th do. Friday, Nov. 22, 0210 do. ; 7th do. Friday,
Dec. 20, £lO do. ; sth do. Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1512,
810 do. ; Last . do. Friday, Feb. 21, £lO do.—
Making the Total, £lOO.
BIDDINGS OF TILE DIFFERENT LISTS.
Messrs. Robarts, Curtis and Co. and Barnes, Steers
and Ricardo, 6s. 11d. per Annum, Long Annuities;
Baring, J. J. Angerstein, Battye, Ayton and Ellis,
7s. 4d. ditto ; Reid, Irving, Jackson and Co. 7s. sd.
The Gazette of Saturday, containing Captain
norm's account of the naval engagement in. the
Adriatic, will be read with mush pleasure.
The fall of Figueras is confirmed by Capt. Bututx's
letter, which is also in Saturday's Gazette : the
Spaniards in Catalonia seem to be carrying every thing
before them.
The Cadiz papers received by the Gleaner, in ad-
dition to the military successes of the Patriots already
alluded to, contain some most gratifying intelligence
on the subject of the proceedings of the Cortes. The
liberty of the press had been most amply recognized,
and, as a natural consequence, some complaints hav-
ing been made through that medium of some abuses
which prevailed in the public Hospital of San Carlos,
a committee of enquiry visited the place, and abated
the grievances complained of. Many of the sick and
wounded had as it would seem, perished from hunger.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, MAY 20.—This day
the fresh arrivals of Wheat make a middling supply;
not many samples of first quality, which support last
prices ; second and inferior heavy sale—Barley in re-
quest, and rather dearer than on Friday—Malt like•
wise in demand, and keeps its price—Peas and Beans
of each description, newly at our last quotation—there
ire not many fresh arrivals of Oats, but tolerable
quantities on hand, and s ales thereof named at little
fluctuation—Flour at late prirvs.
London, England, 1811-07-12

NUMBER 75961

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS E*.
CELLENCY THE PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR.'
KEMP's ANNUAL BENEFIT CON.
CERT will take place at the NATIONAL INSTITU-
TION, PANTHEON, on Monday Evening next, the 1511.
instant. Tickets-10s. 6d. to he had at the Pantheon ;at R 7, Pall.
Mall; at the New City of Landon Tavern, Bishopsgate•atuet&
and of Dr. Kemp, 20, Kenton-street, Russell-Kure.
London, England, 1811-07-12

SMITH MAYOR.'

A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in tbe Chain-
-1- ber of the Gitildhall of the City oe London, on Thursday,
the 11th day of July, I SU;
Resolved Unanimously-41m it appears to this Coin, that
the condo& of the Commissioners of the Property Tax for the
City of London, by surcharging the intome of this City, andifter
the explanations given by Mr. Charles Montague (Clerk to Mr.
Chamberlain) persisting in tke tame, by approving and confirm.
lug the assessment, made by the assessor upon the Coal Meta**
Duty in the Ward of Billingsgate, notwithstariding the sante was
included in the return of income made by this Corporation, by
issuing out a warrant, first against Mr. Drummer, and after,
wards against Mr. Alderman Nesvnharti, to commit them to
Newgate for non-payment of the same, and by levying the said
surcharge and assessmeut notwithstanding the order of the Court
of Exchequer to say groteedings, whereby this Corporation
paid the sum of £2310 more than it was justly liable to pay, and
which sum has Since, by the, direction of the Court of Exchequer,
been refunded. has been unwarrantable and oppressive, and that
this Court do highly approve of the conduct of the City Solicitor,
and Mr. C. Montague, io resisting the sams'under the direction
of the Cdnimittee for general purposes.
Resolved. Unanimously, That it appears, that under the first
Act, in order to protect the subject Irons oppression and injuta
tice, the Commissioners were to be appointed for this City by
this Court, and other Public Bodies, and were to execute am'
dads. sprataimuslyt bit that it now &pram, that, wider the late.
Act, no new appointments were to be ni.de, but that the Cons.
s ion er Is could hold their situations by signifyoug their cunsent
thereto, and that they could also receive appointments with sat.
"caries, and that three of the Conunsisioners tor this City have for.
some considerable time, and now do, actually hold appointments
with salarimsnnexed thereto ; that the same appears to be highly
improper, and to deka those provisions originally intended to
guard the subject from oppression and injustice, and is in effect
the same as it those appointments were solely in the Crown.
Resolved Unanimously, That it be referred to the Committee
of General Purposes, for them to consider and report to this
Court, whether any and what measures should be adopted in
consequence of the Report now agreed to.
WOODTHORPF..
London, England, 1811-07-12

•
Wairifia .14DELUGENCE. • '• •
PLYMOUTH, JULY 10.'
Arrived the 01110TXS sloop of war, from a eruire
off the Isle of Bass.—Sailed the AQUILON frigate, for
the Rochefort station. Went out of harblur the
SnasNos frigate, to join the SURVEILLANTE: they
are both destined for America, and are to be fol.
lowed by several other frigates, 20 in number, it ii
said. Several transport:, with reinforcements for the
Peninsula, are waiting here for a shift of wind ; it has
been due west the last three days, which prevents
their sailing.' Arrived the Morning Star Cartel from
Morlaix : on the Bth instant she was boarded by a
French privateer 13 leagues south of the Edystone.

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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 11.

Arrived the PHYLA A and tl:e GANurr from Guern-
sey ; SAPPHO from a • VOLAGE and ADIPHION•
with two prizes, from the Mediterranean.—Wind W.

DEAL, JULY 11.
Sailed the MARTIN sloop of war, with a convoy
for Portsmouth ; and the ECHO sloop of war is ap-
pointed for the same place.—Wind S.W.
GREENOCK, JULY S.
Arrived here on Thursday, the Margaret Bogle, Hunter, front
Kingston, Jamaica, in 56 days—sailed in company with the Hi-
bernia, heltDowall, for Belfast; parted ou the 49th May, in the
Caycos passage ; was boarded to the westward of Toffy by the
Sans Pared, frigate; left loading, the Pompee, of this port, Cow-
...a, for London, The Alfred, Malcom, arrived at Port Glas-
gow, front Tortola, en the 15th Mt. lat. 45. 19. long. 41. 10. spoke
the Newland, Hunter, from Portsmouth, to Halifax and Quebec.
—On the 23d, lat. 58. 45. long. 18. 27. spoke the Argo, of
and from Whitehaven; fur Nova Scotia, all well.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Foudroyant, and two Portuguese men of war, sailed from
Rio Janeiro, the 2d et April, on a cruize towards the Cape of
Good Hope; and a brig of war sailed, the 2d of May, with dis-
patches, for England.
The Nicholson, Eddy, of Plymouth, sprung a leak the Sth inst.
and was abandoned by the crew.
Captain CKEAKE, of the Navy, Governor of Ply-
mouth Hospital, died on Tuesday last.
London, England, 1811-07-12

• - TO BE-SOLD (tN FitE) }W AUCTION,

Cn Vt"ednesclay, the 7th day of August, 1511, At the rathrge
Coffee-!loom, Brasted, between tilt hours of ode and two, oil
lets disposed of In the mean time by Private Contract,
ARNOS VALE, the late residence of Woks+
cry, Esq. deceased, within one mile of Bristol ; coninsta
ing of an excellent House, which contains a large thooleroorn,
di awing-room, library, breakfast and other parlours, hold*.
keeper's room, butler's and other pastriell, spac.oys kitclens,
with a sufficient number of bed-rooms and dreatting-rooms for A
large and genteel family, and all kinds of useful and eanveniert
offizes, attached and detached, with plenty Of One rater; a svaii.
ed and other gardens, large hot-house and green-hou-e, and about
41 acres of very rich nu,adow latid and orchard in a ring-fence;
beautifully wooded, and nearly encirch d by a tralk ar.4 shrub-.
I berles, commanding picturesque and extensive views Of the Wi13114
;lags of the Ricer Avon, and the ‘urrounding country.
Great rrt of the premises art. free front tythe an 4 land-tat/
and the whole has a comMunicatloo 'with the two great turnpike
roads leading front Bristol to Bath, and from Bristol to Wills;
and form a delightful ald healthy residence.
The purchaser may be accommodated with conshienhle p. r*
of the purChase-money for several years, at. the security of the ,
&ate,
The premises stray be viewed any day from eleven till three', •
with admission tickets only. Apply for particialan add tickets
to Messrs. Morgan and Live% bolicitori, Snell-.treat, Bristol.
Sealed 'lenders for purchase lay private conttact, to be left at
Moreau and Livetes Ofllcs on or WO* the Vilth of July next&

TO BR SOLD Oft t 3 r.

rrIIE eapitat SUOAR•HOUSES at Crebnter-Slip , •
Bristol, lately occupied by P. %Varlet, Esq. dec.,a-td ;
consisting of Two Trree-pan Houses, an. One rive•pati rouse;
with eve. y possible convenience attached thereto which the trade
can require. The premises are bounded ass one side with the
river Avon, and at* so large and extensive as tow lit for ant
kind of trade br inanmacture whatever. A. sugar-houses the,
art on a very superior plan, and are silk posed from conveniency;
light, and useful room and accuntindl.4un, to be equal if not su+
peribr to any in the bingdum.
Apply, for viewing the pt entices to Mt. Pretegar, at the Sugar.
house, any day front nine to tour, and for virtieWars to Messrs.
Morgan and Livett, Solicitors, Small-street, Bristol ; if by letter;

N. If sold, a considerable !art or the purchase.money may
remain on mortgage of the pralines for several year.; or it let;
thi utensils may in purchased at a valuatim, or the Tenant may
have the use at them for a far annul compensation.
London, England, 1811-05-29

William Aroold tudloW, bf Andover, %nu, wine niercliant,
dealer and chapman, June 8, 11, and July 9, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr Hayward, Great Ormond-street.
John Smith, of Ilidgewater-square, London, lapidary, June 8,
15, and July 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R.
Pittman, Newman-street,
Elisabeh Shewen, of Threadneedle-street, Landon, coffee-house
keeper, June 11, 15, and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. W. E. Allen, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars.
John William Page, of Laurenny, Pembrokeshire, toap-bi iler,
dealer and chapenan, June 4, 11, and July 9, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, Temple.
Matthew Swabey, of Patriot-square, Bethnill-Green, Middlesex,
draper, dealer and chapman, June 11, 15, and July 9, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. P. Coren, Lyon's Wu.
William Gould, late of Chippenham, Wilts, innholder, dealer
, and Chapman, Julie 13, 14, at ten, and July 9, at eleven, at
the Angel Inn, Chippenharis. Attorrdes, Mr. John Heath,
Chippenham ; or Messrs. Broome and Pinniger, No.l, Gray's
Inn-square, London.
John Carter and John Rushy, of Skinner-street, London, man-
gle-makers, dealers and chapmen, June 1, 11, and July 9, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's
Bench-walks, Temple.
Richard Hughes, now or late of the town pf Pontpool, Mon-
mouthshire, tallow-chandler, shopkeeper, dealer and Chapman.
June 12, 19, and July 9, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn,
Abergavenny. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James and Abbott,
No. 8, New Inn, London; or Mr. Hugh Jones, Abergreenny,
Henry Clarke, of Liverpool, merchant, June 18, 19, and July 9,
at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Geo.
Rowe, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton
Buildings, Chancery-lane, London.
Abraham Moss, late of Berkhampatead, Herts, now of Stockport,
Cheshire, plumber and glazier, June 1. 11, and July 9, at two,
at the George Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Dicas, St. James's-square, Manchester ; or Mess:a. Longdill
and Beckltt, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London.
London, England, 1811-05-29

This day was published, price Ss. 6d. with a coloured Engraving
of the Plant.
COMMUNICATIONS relative to the DATURA
STRAMONIUM, or THORN-APPLE; as a Relief or
Cure of ASTHMA. Addressed to tke Editor of the Monthly
Magazine, and many of them never before published.
Printed for RICHARD PRILLIPS, Great Bridge-street, Black-
friars ; and sold by Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, Paternoster-
row; J. Highly, Fleet-street; and J. Callow; Crown-court, Soho.
N. B. This Pamphlet contains not only full and clear Instruc-
tion, for the growth, preparation, and administration of Stramo-
nium, but also satisfactory testimonials of the efficacy of the Ge-
nuine Unadulterated and Unsephlsdcated Herb from profes-
sional Men, and others.

THE WATERING PLACES FOR 1811.

This day was published, price 13s. in boards, or FP. in red, In
One very thick and closely printed Volume, illustrated with
nearly Seventy Maps and Views,
THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and
SEA •BATHING PLACES in England and Wale% for 1811,
consisting of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE-
SCRIP'T'IONS of every Place of fashionable Resort, and of the
Curiosities and Scenery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of
the Roads to and from each Place.

By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON.
This Work is so Will laown, and has been so universally ap-
proved of for its Completeness and Accuracy, that any further
Description of it. Contents, or any Observations on its Merits
and Utility, would be superßuous.
The Places described are'
ABERYSTWITH LEMINGTON PRIORS
BATH 1.1 f TLE HAMPTON
BLACKPOOL. . LIME REGIS
BOGNOR and HOTHAMP- LVMINGTON
TON MALVERN
BURLINGTON MARGATE
BRISTOL, HOT WILLS,' "MATLOCK
and CLIFTON RAMSGATE
BROADSTAIRS SCARBOROUGH
BUXTON SIDMOUTH
CHELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON
CI OMER SOUTHEND'
DAWLISH SWAN'EA
DOVER TEIGNMOUTH
EAST'. ,BOURNE TENBY •
EXMOUTH • .I'UNBRIME WELLS
FOLICEMNE WEYMOtTIit
FO WET WORTHING •
HARROWGATE YARMOUTH •
HARWICH A TOUR M*et ILA=
HASTINGS . - A TOUR," SOKII WALES
ILFRACOMBE A TOURtnNORTH WALES
ISLE OF WIGHT
Printed for RICIIA RD Put IA i re, No. 7, Bridge-street, Bluk-
friars ; and to be bad of all Bookseller., panticularly of those who
reside at the respective Sea-Bathing and Watering Places.
Of whom may also be had,The Victims of Lonnots for 18)1,
greatly augmented and improved, by the SIMS Editor, pries Is. id.
bound is red. -
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London, England, 1811-05-29

SALES BY AUCTION.

FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, HENDON,MIDDLESEX.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, .
At the Auction Mart,on Friday next, the 31st Instant, at Twelve,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of 38 Acres of rich Meadow I .and, lying compact
In four inclosures, part bounded by the road leading to Edgware,
In a delightful situation for erecting a villa, near Burroughs, ,n the '
parish of Hendon, only seven miles from London, in the occupa-
don of Mr. John Hills, tenant at will, who his had notice to quit
at Michaelmas next.
The Estate may be viewed on application to the Tenant, and
particulars had, ten days previous to the sale, at the George, Mill-
i fad; Greenra Man, and Red Lion Brnet • Es.es Arms, Wat-
t Cranes, Edgeware; at cite
eMarra't ; and of Hoggart and Phil-
lips, It, Old Broad.sireet.

ISLE OF THANET.
Freehold Marine Residences and beautiful Pleasure Groundn,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Benk'of England, on Friday
neat, the Sist instant, at Twelve, in Two Lots, by order of
the Assignees of Mr. John Spottiswoode,
ASELECT and very Desirable FREEHOLD
ES FATE, in a retired beautiful spot, fronting the Sea, at
Kingsgate, between Margate and Ramsgate ; consisting of a brick-
built CARCASE, timbered, three stories high, with an elegant
1 Stone Portico in front, a beautiful Plantation, Shrubbery, and
, Land, containing altogether 2 A. I R. and 14 P. ; and a recently
, finished Dwelling-house and Garden adjoining.
iTo be viewed by applying to William Brewer, on the premises;
and Particulars had t, n days previous to ths Sale, at the Fountain,
Canterbury • Royal Hotel, Margate i Kink's Head, Ammar ;
' Rose, Broadstaira ; George, Sittingbourne ; Crown, Rochester ;
; of Mr. Graft, Land Surveyor, Canterbury; Messrs. Bourtilllon
1 and Hewitt, Solicitors, Little Friday-street ;at the Auction Mart;
and of Hoggart and Phillips, No.• 62, Old Broad-streets Royal
Exchange. ---
London, England, 1811-05-29

CHEAP LOTTERY TICKINIS AND SHARES.
CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Or.
ford-street, London, established 1776, respectfully inform
the Public that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the following
reduced Prices:
CARROLL'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICES.
Ticket - • £22 4. 0 Ticket sr - • £9l 10 0
half - . - - II 4 0 Half - - - 11 11 0
Quarter • - SIS 0 Quarter - • - 517 6
Eghth - 217 0 Eighth • - - - 219 6
Sixteenth - - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth - - - 110 0
CARROLL and Co. trust that a discerning Public will give them
that encouragement which it has been their study to deserve
during a period of near 40 years.
CARROLL and Co. 'Ann the lest Lottery, No. 1,819., a Prize
of £200(1., in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths ;
No. 6,345, the last Prize of £30,000, in Three Eighths and Ten
Sixteenths; and N 0.12,103, the list Prize of £lO,OOO, ever
shared and sold in Sixteen Sitteentlis, and the Money paid on
Demand.
Persons residing in the eountry will be supped with Tickets
and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their order.,
with good Bills, at short dates, or Bank Notes, to Ne. 26,
Ox-
ford-street—N. B. The usual Commission 'will be allowed to
Agents, be'sides the above advantage.

THIRD EDITION, ILLUSI RA rED wrim CASES.
This day was published, price 41.6 d.
PRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE-
REAL DISEASE, describing.the Nature, Symptoms, and
Cure of that 11P:order, and others arising from or connected with
ir, with some Observations on Onanisrp, and the unhappy Diseases
of Youth. By M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of St. Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals.
Printed for S. Highley, 24, Fleet street ; and Sherwood, Neely,
and hoes, Paternoster-row, London ; and the Author, Ns. 10,
Stanhope strew, NeWaistle-strect, Strand.

CASE.
'f'HOMAS LAMB, of 32,New Newenham-street,
Edgeware-road, was affeicted four or five years with a pus-
tular Eruption, the first appearance of which was in bis face and
hands, and then it spread over his body About Christmas,lBo9,
t!'e usual period of the year when these diseases are always ag-
gravated, the soles of his feet were so covered that he was unable
to walk ; finding no relief from his medical advisers, he applied
in June, 1810, to the Dispensary, 15, 'hobo square; and by taklag
SpII.3IIURY'S PATENT ANTISCOII3uTIC DROPS, which he has
not now relinquished, all his symptoms are removed, and his own
words are," I am perfectly recovered." His complection is pale,
and his stature has the appearance of being exhausted by growing
birt,nd his strength, and the chief seat of his disease seemed to be
a defect in the digestive organs, which were considerably deranged.
In Scrophula, the powers of this medicine are most extraordi-
nary, and the numerous cures speak its decided superiority.
kothcre are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spina-ury a
Prent Antiscorioutic Drops,with the King's duty printed in black
ink, in bottles of is. 6d. double bottles los. and larger £1 2s.duty
included. Compound Essence as.
Dispensary, 15, hoho-square, Loudest.
London, England, 1811-05-29

Thus day was published,
in Two Volumes Bvo. price XL 6s. board%
THE SURGICAL WORKS of JOHN ABER-
NETHY, A.R. S. &c. o.—On the Constitutional Origin
and TreAtment of LOCAL DISEASES, ANEURISM, Diseases
resembling SYPHII.I4, and Diseases of the URE fHRA.—
On Injuries of the HEAD, Miscellaneous Subjects, and LUM-
BER ABCESSES.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
noster row.
The above Works may be had in four separate Parts.

This day was published, price Ss. in boards,
MEMOIRS of the Principal Events in the LIFE
of HENRY TAY LOR,of North Shields, written by Him-
self. \'hereln are interspersed the Circumstances that led to the
fixing of Lights to Hasboro' Gnu, the Godwin, and Sunk Sands.
London: Printed for Verner, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry;
Dnrthn and Harvey, Gracechurch-street ; andT. Appleby, North
Shields.

TWEN FY ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, eligible for
Building, TOTTENHAM-GREEN, Land-tax Redeemed.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Wednesday
June 5, at Twelve, in Lots,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
-1- 3- prising upwards of so Acres of rich Meadow Land, in a i
delightful situation for erecting Villas, detached, and, perfectly 1
select, in front of the high road leading Irons Tottenham Green
to Hornie), and withinbrick ean hour's drive of the Royal I.l:change.
The land contains fine arth, and will be divided into Lots
of Two and Three Acres nett.
To be viewed, and partici:4ra had, ten days previous to the
sale, of Mr. Charles 'Fuck, 77rttenhaiva ; at the Auction Mart ;
and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street.
London, England, 1811-05-16

LEITH, MAY Is.

Arrived in the Roads, yesterday, the LINNET sloop
of war, with four transports, from Portsmouth, to
take on board the 71st Regiment, which is coming
from Glasgow.—Yesterday, the CHEROKEE made the
signal for a convoy to Gottenburgh. The Nile,
DUNCAN, of this port, arrived at Jamaica the 23d of
March.

The following is an extract of a letter from Cap.'
tain WOOD, of the brig Ann, of Aberdeen, who sailed
on the 4th inst. for America, in company with the
Oscar, Captain Nun, dated Banff, May 6 :
I am happy to inform you that I got into Macduff
last night, after a very narrow escape from a Danish
privateer, yesterday morning. About seven o'clock
she gave chase to me, and the Oscar, INsts, about
12 leagues off the Bucbannesc, when we immediately
made all sail for the land, and by twelve o'clock she
had neared us so much, that some of her shot went
over us ; but having jibed our sails, and altered our
course, which the privateer could not so easily do,
being a sloop, and it blowing fresh, we got clear off.
The privateerhowever continued her course, following
the Oscar, till within four miles of Kinnaird's-head.
The Oscar being armed, kept up a running fire at
the privateer, and prevented them from coming to'
close action, and after exchanging a great many
shots, he hauled his wind to the southward, and the
Oscar to the westward. I spoke Captain Tuxes last
night, in this bay, and he is now pursuing hiscourse
into the Frith."
London, England, 1811-05-16

This day were published,
rev:lndy printed, in Four Volumes gm price Al. les. board'',
'THE WORKS of FLAVItYS JOSEPHT:S, the
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Jesus Christ, John the Banti•t, James the Jun, o,lcl's Command
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The Third Edition, enlarged and correctot; tete te.
A N ENGI.I2H CATALOGUE of. 1) RUGS,
4. with their properties, on-es to Children and A.luits, the
proper 'vehicles for their use, the Diseases for the ture of which
they are employed, aud retail prices sneered to each article ; to
which are added* descripliiiu of the different Medicine and Chet
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adapted to different climates and uses; and an account of such
Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families residing in tie
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London, England, 1811-05-16

ter from Villa Nova, in Catalonia, states, that the
French, under Gen.-MACDONALD, hzd been defeated
near Manreza, with the loss of 1500 men.—A letter
from Oporto contains the following intelligence :

" OPORTO, APRIL eg.

,e The Militia which arrived here yesterday, were
all on a sudden ordered to m.:rch off immediately to
the frontiers. Although this movement has caused
some surprise, yet we are not alarmed, as we know
that the regulars are going► on ,offensive operations.
All the flour in this city, has been bought up, to sup-
ply the military depots, and every oven is at work,
to bake biscuits for the army."

The following article from Cadiz, received by the
way of Lisbon, proves that the Spaniards are actively
employed in annoying the ivorks of their besiegers :
CADIZ, APRIL so.,
London, England, 1811-05-16

PLYMOUTH, MAY 14.

This day George Howard, seaman of the VENP.RAM
who was last week sentenced to receive 300 lashes,
for striking his superior Officer, underwent his pu-
nishment.—The brig Providence, SALTER, master,
of this port, bound from London, with a cargo, has
been taken by a French privateer off the Start, and
carried off to the opposite coast. The ship Merced,
of London, Capt. Butt., has arrived at Plymouth, in
41 days from Goree, with a valuable cargo of gum,
ivory, &c. The NEMESIS and another frigate, CRO•
conaz sloop, TIGRESS and PROTECTOR gun-brigs, were
cruising on the African coast; and four vessels be-
longing to Swansea, were taking in cargoes at Goree
for England ; one belonging to Swansea (name un.
known), had been wrecked some time before at
Prince's Island—cargo and crew saved. Twenty
days ago the Merced spoke the sloop John Reed, of
Liverpool, bound to Santa Cruz, all well. Came up
the harbour, to be docked, the DRUID frigate. The
RRINEOw frigate, and PRIMROSE sloop of war, arrived
here this afternoon, from Portsmouth, with about 150
sail of merchantmen and transports under convoy,
bound to Portugal, Spain, and the Mediterranean ;
in coming for the harbour, they were so close toge-
ther that many of them have carried away their bow-
sprits and figure heads, and a schooner has lost her
mainmast : they will sail again as soon as the wind
shifts—it is now W. S W.—Sailed the ANT schooner,
for Portsmouth.—Arrived the PEACOCK sloop of war,
from Liverpool, with the HAVANNAH, a new 36-gun
frigate, built at Messrs. Willsons' yard, Liverpool,
laid down- in 1807. •
London, England, 1811-05-16

OFFICE OF OEDNANCE, May S, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil-

J.VTra ORDNANCE, tio hes* glee Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Mall,
on or before Friday the 17th in itant next, frnm such Persons as
may be willing to undenake the supply of Four Hundred Chal-
dean' of EIGHTON MOOR COALS, and One Hundred and
Fifty Chaldrons of CULM, for Service of the Ordnance Depart-
ment at Gibraltar.

Further particulars, together with the. Terms and Cmulitions
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
Mall aforesaid, any daybetween the hours of tun and four o'clock,
where the Peoposals must be delivered, sealed up, and enderced
"-Proposals for Coals and Cohn," but no Proposal can be ad-
mitted after the said 17th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of
the same day, neither will any Tender be eotict4 unless the
party making it, of an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

ORD:VANCE-OF/qt. h, Any 6, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICARS of HIS mit
JESTY's ORDN4NCIf, d. &ray giva Netice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall
en or before Monday, the 3d day of June next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the CAR-
PEN'rERS' WORK for Service of this Department at Weedun,
In the County of Northampton, for a period of Three Years.

Further particulars, togetker with Lists, and a description of
the Works to be performed, may be inspected, upon application
t,) Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding Royal Engi-
neer, at Weedon; and •at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed
" Proposals fee the Carpenters' Work at Weedon," but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the said 3d day of June, at iS o'clock
at neon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed un-
less the party making it, or an agent ln hls behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1811-05-16

UMBE it 75471

OFFICE 07 ORDNANCE, April 23, 1611.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
JESTrs ORDNANCE, dip Array give addict,

That Proposals will be received at their 01lee, In Pall Mstl,
en or before Friday, the Slat day of May next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Soppy it TACKLE
.1-100 KS for Service of this Department, for a pedal, of Three
Tram

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applleatlovr at
the principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; and farther
Particulars, together wittk the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract, may be known at the Seeretary'soffice. In. Pall-Mull afore-
said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where
the Proposals most be &livered, sealed up, and endorsed" Pro-
rosals for Tackle Hooks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said sit day of May. at twelve o'Clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, or an Agent in his b.:lralf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Earth: pp

OFFICE OF ORDICANCII, April 30,1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
Jff§irsOßDN4l,Cll, de hergy rive Haire,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pan man,
en or before *ednesday, the 2‘:.d day of-Msy next, fram such
person+ as may be willing to undertake the supply of IN-ra INC It.
rxo .1*,,,,c5, and Tools of other descriptions required fur service
of this Department, for a reriod of three years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower ; and further pares
titulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract,
may be known, at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid,
any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed" Ptopenala
fur intrenching Tools, Ste." but no Proposal can be admitted af-
ter the said.sl24 day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the
said day; neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party
malting it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. FL CRZW,Setwkwy.
London, England, 1811-05-16

PORTSMOUTH, MAY is.

Arrived the Spy store-ship from the Mediterra-
nean, and is under quarantine : she left Gibraltar the
29th ultimo, in company with the WOLVEUINE and
about 16 transports, Etc. and parted the same day.—
Sailed the KANGAROO, with convoy for the West In-
dies ; and the Piumnose, with convoy for Nova Scotia,
Quebec, Etc..—Wind E.S.E.
DEAL, MAT 16.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ARMIDA, and not the
Nottos as stated yesterday, and sailed for the Baltic ;
also arrived the PLovsa sloop of war. Came down
from the River his Majesty's ship LEOPARD, and has
taken charge of the ships for Portsmouth.
SHEERNESS, MAY is.

Sailed the DWARF sloop of war, with a convoy for
Heligoland ; the next will sail about the 4th of June.
YARMOUTH, MAY is.

Yesterday evening arrived off this port the out-1
ward-bound convoy (about 20 sail), under convoy
of the MANLY gun-brig; after being joined by the
LocusT gun-brig and ships waitieg convoy, the whole
proceeded with a fair wind.—Sailed the BRITOMART
gun-brig, on a cruize.—Arrived the Princess Augusta,
from Heligoland, with convoy.—Remain: ROEBUCK,
Vice-Admiral MURRAY; PATEL(); EbINIS, and JAIME.
—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1811-05-16

LISBON, APRIL 29.

The intelligence ieceived from our armies may be
reduced to the following
A letter from Elvas, of the 24th inst. mentions a
skirmish which took place on the 22d ; in it thirty
'French were killed, and twelve made prisoners.
The head-quarters of Marshal Beresford Were oh
thi 15th in santa Martha ; on the 16th, 18th, and
19th in Zafra ; on the '201.11 in Almendralejo ; and on
the 22d in Olivenza.
Yesterday more than 300 prisoners arrived from the
Alen tejo,

VALLADOLID, APRIL 4.
4 On the 26th of March arrived the largest convoy
which we had yet seen ; with it came 1618 prisoners,
to which were reduced the 5,200, taken in the action
in the vicinity of Badaroz ; all the others escaped.—
General Dessoles was likewise with it, also the vil-
lain, Aranza, and 300 officers, who are going to form
new cot ps.
We know that the famous Langa attacked General
Zoit, who was going with the robberies of Massena
to France, killed the whole of the escort, took the
plunder, baggage, Aa but the General escaped.
SALAMANC A. APRIL 9.
About 1200 men drawn from the 2cl corps, yester-
day marched for France, to form new battalions. Ge-
neral Merle takes the cothmand of this corps. The
son of Massena goes with it to compliment the Em-
peror on the birth of his son, but he goes little satis-
fied with the result of the campaign in Portugal ; and
to know the pleasure of the Emperor. From the iron..
tiers they write, that no reinforcements art ive, but that
rather on the contrary, many go to frame oil fur-
lough, ace.
London, England, 1811-07-24

P:OLIJIMEN7'4IIr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULT !S.
Their Lordships met at about three o'clock, when the LORD
CHANCELLOR gave judgment in the following Appeals on
Writs of Etror :
Phelps and others, Lyall, costs against defendant s £llo
Foster and others Brown - 150
Oakley .. Okeland l5O
Noden, Ste... Junes and others llO
Smith to. Carter l9O

In the ease of Harrison.. Groote, judgment, am the suggestion
of Lord RLDESDALEi was deferred till co-morrow.

Judgment also in the case of Elder o. Macdongd was post- 1
poned till to-morrow.
'The LORD CHANCELLOR then adverted to the case of-1
Fleming v. Drummond, as involving a very important question,
the right of voting on a superiority. His Lordship protessed
himself to be not fully informed respecting that branch of the
Scottish Law, about which, at various times, there had been
different decisions. He should, on a future occasion, rove that
the plaintiff be again enrolled on the book of voters, leaving it to
the wisdom of the Court of Session to determine as to its conti-
nuance ai they might judge fit.
Resolution agreed to without a dissent.
A similar resolution was agreed to in the case,of A.latn ..
Drummond.

Lord GRANTLEY presented a Petition from Farren and
Hicks, committed to Newgate, 'by order of the House•, some
time since, for gross prevarication, &c. as witnesses before tie
Committee ot Plivt,eges on the Berkel, y Peerage, praying the
merciful attention ot their Lordships, &c. In conscquence of
which the Petittoners were ordered to be brought up to the Bar
of the House to-morrow.

he Earl of I.AUDERDALE moved, that the previous Order
of the House, for an account of the Licenses tut the issue ut
Bank Promissory Notes to be laid before their Lordships, be
forthwith obeyed—Agreed to saw. dis.—Adjourued.
London, England, 1811-07-24

DENMARK.

PRIVATE LE ItIMS.

The following letter from Rouingsberg states, that
France has required the Russian Government to place
its armies on the peace establishment :--
" Keningsbergh, June !L
" The political accounts which we have here are
by no means tranquillizing. I have long fi,!eu of
opinion, that Russia will be lulled to sleep by the
French, who will then fall upon us from every side ;
and what else can be expected by any one who consi-
ders the immense number of troops coiluved at Dint-
zic, Glogau, arc. When they have once done Kids
Prussia, it will be too late for the Russians to do any
thing, and they will be obliged to bear their chains
with patience. The demand of the French is, that
the Russians are to place their armies ou the peace
establishment ; and we hive strong, reasons to suspect
that they will be, persuaded to this,measure."

" Goittaburgh, July 11.

" Here things go on v'ry quietly. Admiral S :u.
marez permits the coasing trade with Swedish pro.
duce ; and the Swedes, in return, shut tlecii eyes to
every thing that is in (-isi aent with the declaration
of war against England.
" On the 10th instant, the convoy which left Hano
the 22dillt. appeared off Wingo,when the trade frorn
that place joined, but
were unable to proofed n ac.
count of contrary winds. The Sheldrake aid Stre-
nuous were to proceed with the tra .e notrucl to the
Humber and the Nore and the Fhb.. and Fancy
were appointed to convoy those ships destined to the
Northern ports. The Danes continue acuv ly em-
ployed in annoying oar trade on every octas on, but
can only hope to slimed in calm weather, when our
ships of war cannot make way alter them. The
enemy male two attinpts n the convoy coming
down the Belt ; the v eathc r being calm, the ships of
war could mike no acid, and c.msequently could not
ifford the trade protection. The Danes mustered
seventeen large pmts• ats, and ten heavy row.boatis
and would have taken every merchantman, had not
fortunately a breeze sprung up, which enabled the
convoy ships to advance and engage the enemy whilst
the trade made off. Our armed ships cut the enemy
off from the lend, and would have captured every
vessel, but tor a thick fog, which carne on suddenly,
and afforded their gun-boats the means of escape, ca.
cept four, which fell into our hands. Three out of
these four boats had been captured from us by the
enemy. Their crews, coasisting of 121 men, were made
prisoners.
The Cressy, Dictator, and Sheldrake sustained
the action with the gun-boats ; and experienced no
loss in killed or wounded.
" A British ship of war, a few days previous to
the above action, was nearly captured by the enemy's
gun-boat,. She beat off the enemy after baviug
about seven of fier crew killed or wounded."
London, England, 1811-07-24

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BAYONNE, JUNE 8.

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Letters fronirMadrid announce successes in Estre-
Madura, where the French are every where masters.
The vast Carthusian Convent at Seville, on the right
bank of the Guadalquivir, has been fortified, and by
dint of immense labour, a very g.iod citadel has been
made .of it, furnished, with a formidable artillery,
where magazines of ammunition and provisions
have been established, and protected b'y a numerous '
garrison. The most of the troops which remained
at Seiille after the departure of the Ddke of Dal-
matia foam the garrison of this fort. The National
Guards have since done duty at Seville, where
public opinion has been always good. The works
for the embellishment of that city were also continued.
Arragen is tranquil and submissive. The plan of the
campaign has not yet permitted an attack upon Va-
lencia and Carthagena. The corps of General Se-
bastjani maintains its positinas in the kingdom of
Grenaila.
London, England, 1811-07-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER, on his taking the Chair, read a Letter from
Lord Wellington, dated the lit inst. stating that he had come
mun.cated the 'fbants of the House to islarshal Bert sford
l'aptaln-General Blake, and espreseng his satisfaction at being
chosen for the purpose. Ht, Liedship s I.etter contained au as-
surance of G i ttal litake's sense of the honour conferred upon
km, and enclo•:d a Letter tram Marshal Bi rt itsrd to the
Speaker, in which he stated, that having informed the °®c; ro,
Bic. of his Army of the favour they hal received, he bad to desire
that he (the •ip-aber) wol! assurc t,,e House, tor lam and them,
that their approba.om was felt as the tnobt grateful possible re-
r►uneration of their servi— s, and would act as the most effective
I glillUiUb is ; uture exertions.

A Menage front the Lords was melee& announcing their
ast,nt to the Gold Cain Bill, and .he Mints ►n rel.arge s.l I.
Mr. WHARTON hrmught up the Fifteenth Report ot the
Commissioners ot hiilitary .nquiry.
Mr. CROKER brought up a copy of the Minutes of the Cott• t.
Martial held on board his Majesty's ship the Dart, stationed oil
Barbado• a.

Lord COCHRANE gave nnt-ce, that he would take an ear y
opportwitry, neat SetsitE., `for au Inquiry onto the con-
duct o. the War, particularly a% it ri carded our Naval Forces,
and furtber, for a Selact Lununith e •o I..quire whether s eh au
arrangement might not b • adopted with respect to that serv•ce as
would reduce an expenditure of sixteeu mi dons per annum to
ten.—Adjourned till to-morrow.