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London, England, 1811-03-15

This day were published,
In Twelve Volumes foolscap !Wis. price £3. in boards,
THE NOVELS of DANIEL DE FOE ; con-
witting the Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Memoirs of a
Cavalier, Life of Colonel Jack, Adventures of Captaill Singleton,
and True Born Englishman, New Voyage round the &World,
History of the Plague of London, &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst' Rees, Orme, and Brown' Lon-
don: J. Ballantyne and Co. and Brown and Cromble, Edinburgh.

This day was published,
The Third Edition, price 4s. sewed,
I^HE HECUBA of EURIPIDE:;, with the
PREFACE and stiPPLPMENT. !corn the Litt C.prreetioas
of the late Learned Professor PORSON.
Printed for G. Wilkie and 3. Robinson, :7, Paternoster-row,
The °ILEITIS, with the last Corrections of the same
is in the Press, and nearly ready; and wal be 'followed by the
; Medea and Pharnissx. •
London, England, 1811-03-15

LMMJNI'A AbölWJv.

.nomialkon...ll6l. ;31/4 • ; I
ilotlSt OF LORDS, MARCH
7he LORD CHANCELLOR being detained at the Conn&
1 Carlton Houee (as we understood) did not come down to the
House till past Asc.
After prlyers were read, the routine and private business be-
fine the House was disposed of for the day.
Oh the Motion of the Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, eer
ten additional documents Motive to the Weirs of India, were
ordered to be Laid before the House:
The Mutiny Bill evai; on the motion of Lord WALSING-
HAMO read a second tithe, and committed fur fo-morrow ; as
-Was also the Marine Mutiny Bill.
Mr. Allnut, from the Conitnissioners of the Thames Naviga-
tion, presented an Account of the Receipts and Disbursements
bf that Corporation, for the year 11110, which was ordered to he
bn the tables.-41tOurned till to-marrow.
London, England, 1811-03-15

4 Was published, price it.6J.
A LETTER kddressed by Lioutenimt-Colortel
JOHN GREY to a MEMBER of the HOUSE ()NOM-
MONS. on the Subject of the L1.11311.11'11 of the PAY of the
OFFICERS of the NAVY and ARMY to the TAX upon
PROPERTY.
Publisted by J. Carpenter, 14, Old Bond-street.

A NEW' WORK ON EDIICATP-IN.
'This day waa published, in 8,0. prize Hs boards,
'rHE FIRST LINES (d :a SYSTEM cf ED--
CATION, according to l'hlins phical Principles, &sided
into three Parts, the Physical, the Moral, and the Religious.
" Non quip, sal quid''
Printed for T. 1-1 .okhatn, jun. and R. T. I-fool:ham, Old
Bond-street ; and Manners and Miler, Edinburgh
London, England, 1811-09-24

ANATOMICAL LECTURES.

it if R . CARPUE will commence his WINTER
i-VA COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY and SUR.
(IF.RY, on Tuesday, -the lit of October. Particulars )nay be
known by applying to Mr. Carpue, No. 50, Dean-street, Soho.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GRIME' WINDMILL.
STREET.

IVR. WILSON and. Mr. BRODIE will begin
the Whiter Course of their LECTURES on ANATOMY,
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on Tues-
day next, October the Ist, at Two &Clock in the afternoon, as
•

ANATOMICAL THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL.
As R. HEADINCTON and Mr. FRAMPTON
will begin their Autumnal COURSE of LECTURES
upon ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the OPERATI6NS
of SURGERY, on Tuesday, the ISt of October.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. HEADINGTON.
Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. FRAM PT ON.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary of the
Hospital

MEDICAL THEATRE, sr. BARTgOLOMEW's
HOSPITAL.

THE following COURSES of LECTURES will
be given in this 'cheatre duerig the ensuing winter :
On the 'theory and Practice of Medicine, by Dr. PoweLt..
On Anatomy and Physiology, by Mr. ABERNETHY.
On the Theory and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. ARERNET sr.
On Midwifery, by Dr. Tin. NNE.
On Chemistry, by Dr. Ht c.
On C:imparative Anatomy, by Mr. MACA ET N EY.
Demonstrations, by Mr. LA WRENCE.
The Lectiires will begin on Tuesday, the Ist of October, at
Two o'Clock.—Further particulars may be known, by applying
ti: Mr. Wheeler, Apothecary to the Huspital.
London, England, 1811-09-24

ORDNANCE►-OFFICE, Sept. 9, 1511.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
JES 77", ORDNANCE:, do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Wednesday, The Wednesday, the 2d day of October
next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the
supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES for service ut this
Department, for a period of three Years, determinable at the
expiration of one year, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further par-
ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditiori of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretaty's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and tour o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Propo-
sals foe Ironmongery," but no proposal can be admitted after the
said 2tl day of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party maklnct
it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, gal...mei.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Scpt.9, 1:4[1.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
JESTT' ORDNANCE, do kerrty give notice,
That Proposals will be received at their o:Ece ;n
on or before Monday, the soth instant, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the performance of the PLAS-
TERERS' WORK, for Service of this Department, at the
Tower, Pall Mal, Greenwich, Woolwich, Purfleet, Gravesend,
• and Ti:bery Fort, for a per:Aof three years, determitable at the
expiration of one year, at the option of either party.
Further particulars, togv.her with the Terms and.Conditiens
of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secre-
tary'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 for Plasterers' Work," but
no Proposal can be admitted after the said SOth instant, at twelve I
o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be
noticed unless the party making It or an Agent in his behalf shall
attend. By Order of the llo:.rd,
R. H. CREW, Secretors.
London, England, 1811-09-24

MAYAL INTRLMGENCI,

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER C.
Arrived this day the Diana packet, Capt. Loan,
with Mails from Surinam, which she left on the 21. th
July, and Martinique on the 14th August, and bring
no news whatever; on the 27th July the brig Specu-
lation arrived at Berbice in 63 days, from Liverpool.
Yesterday spoke a Portuguese schooner from Lisbon
in 14 days—no news. Sailed this day his Majesty's
ship Gnmstrus, 50 guns, with the homeward-bound
East India fleet of seven sail, viz. Royal George,
Bombay, Canton, Alnwick Castle, Surat Castle, Ciren-
cester, and David Scott, and two whalers ; inspector,
WALKER; and Diana, PAnkyn, for London; the
Bess, FLYNN, front Rio de Janeirc, for London ; and
the Constantia, PETERSON, for Guernsey ; Also the
Swedish brig Gustav Adolphus, from Naples, for
Guernsey ; the Adventure packet, Captain TILLY,
for Gibraltar, Malta, and Messina ; the Francis Free-
ling, BELL, for Cadiz ; and his Majesty's brig, ZENO-
RIA, with mails and dispatches for Lisbon The Lord
Hobart packet, with mails for America, sails to-
morrow morning.—Wind N.
PLY MOITTH, SEPTEMBrR 22.

Arrived, the CuLassus, from the French coast ; '
ELIZA and JANE tender, with impressed men, from
Liverpool ; an the Bltl',K sloop of war, from Cork.
Passed by to the Eastward, the ItEGet.t;s, 44 guns.
Sailed, the STORK sloop, for Cork ; the MonniFroN
brig, with convoy, for Swansea ; and the WHITING
schooner, on a cruise.
A fine Amirican brig privateer, taken hi!. one of our
cruizers, arrived here last evening :—it is reported
that she is only one of a considerable number that are
already fitted out to cruise against British commerce.
London, England, 1811-01-18

ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY.
I` BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
-A- • tin Whole of the STATE LOTTERY win be Drawn the
14th of NEXT MONTH, in ONE DAY, on a Tian entirely
New.—TICKETS and nerve are selling considerably cheaper
than last Lottery, at both of SISH's old-established Offsets,
what, io the last Lately, 110 odd ta Shares,
No. 47...........C1a5e A. . .....
C 20,000
2,228....»...... Clue
4572 "Class D l,OOO
And Sve Prizes of X 40,000, and so other Capitals in the last
Twelve Months, which were all paid on-Dcniand, at 4, CORN-
HILL, and 9, CHAR' NG-CICOS:z.

BOTANY FOR SCHOOLS.
This day was publishad, illustrated with forty-five beautiful En-
Lraeings, price 7s. pialn, or iss. coloured,
AGRAMMA It of BOTANY ; being complete
ELEMENTS of that interesting SCIENCE, for the Use of
:3chpoc,ll and Young Perecis, accompanied With Botanical Exer-
:.Sli, By R. I. 'THORNTON, M.D.
Author of a new Family Herbal, illustrative of the Linneaa
System, Etc.
Thu Work Is the first regular attempt that has been made to
ccconanodate the Science of Botany- to the business of Public
!zerreinaries. The numerous Plates elucidating every Part of the
•Systern, sad enabling the general Tutor to render Botany part
of a sourer of Eduraticria withoet preliminary study, and with
hale additional trouble.
• Printed for list:nitro ?smite., Bridge-street,.l.ondcn, stud
to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may xisn he bad,
Dr. Thornton's Family Herbal, with cuts, by Bewicke, prise
X 1 115.64. and JC2 2s.
lin Young Bossinis, wilt ow:terms' Plaits, Ss,
London, England, 1811-01-18

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO LION.

The Hon. and Rev. George Herbert, A. B. fourth son of the
Earl of Cameroon, le instituted to the vicarage of Tibecham, is
Norfolk, en the presentetion of the ili.hop of Elv.

AMERICA!
Average Price of Stocks in the
United Sates Bank Stock 199
New York Bark Stock 130
Manhattan Bark 127
Merchants' Bank 124
Jersey Bank 101 a 102
Mechanics Bank 102
6 pet Cent. 103
S per Cent. 65
N. York Inter. Shares 113 'll4
Columbian ditto 108 a 110
United Ditto 97 1 100
Marine Ditto 64 65

,N STOCKS.
e first week of Detember kat :
Commercial 105
Phcenit 10 a 102
Eagie 116 a 117
Mutual 115
Ocean 115
New York Firemen 104

11111.1. g.
Oa 1,40400. 60 days

92 I 2 a 93
Amsterdam, (none)
Hamborgh, (none)
France —.

_
MARRIET42
Rev. Thomas Cyrstuust of Mangleld, Nottinghamshire to Sa..
.blna, youngest daughter of Mr. Stretton, of Lento* Priory.
Rev. R. Tiller& rector of Rltintisbam, Hants, to Mar,aret,
third daughter of rho Rev. W. Smelt, rector of GedUrg.
n:eus to the Earl of clsesterfield.
Mr. Leonard, of the Bristol Theatre, to Mrs. Hodges, Ist! of
the York theatte. •

LOM:ION Prima and published by ULM. KENT, at the
isna4trtscas, k•9ar and No. t filarretng.
London, England, 1811-03-12

TRANSPORT OFFICE, March 8, 1811.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
INS MA✓ESTY'r TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tags:
Cane SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Cars and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do Array eve Notice,
That they will be ready at this 015ce, on Tuesday the td of
April, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to coatract for the performance of cer-
tain Works at the ROYAL NAVAL HOiPITAL, at DEAL.

No Tender will & needed a/te► oat o'clock on Me day of treaty, nos
ony noticed, sinless thoparty, or an agentfor him, personally attend.
Each Tender must be atmarpassied by 0 Lotter from two respectable
Persons engaging to lame bound with the Person tendering, for the dee
performance of the Csntract.
Farther particulars may be knows, by applying at this Oni re, where
Drawings of the proposed Works may he seen, and ferms of fenders

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Mu-A 4, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS (,HIS MA-
JESTY', ORDNeINCE, An* give Aritiie,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall on
or before Monday, the 18th ingant, from all persons who may
be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the Ord-
nance Horses stationed in the following Districts, for a period of
six Months from Ist April next, viz:

NORTH BRITAIN.
NORTHERN.
YORKSHIRE.
EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY.
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM.
SOUTH-WEST, including PORTSMOUTH.
ISLE of WIOHT, and CHRISTCHURCH. .
WESTERN.
WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies.
WARLEY and CHATHAM.
The Forage to be furnished In rations, consisting as hereafter
?ray from time to time be required, either of

10 lbs. of Oats, 7 Ibr. of Oats,
12 lbs. of Hay, and or of 14 lbs. of Hay, and
lbs. of Straw, 8 lbs. of Straw,
And to be delivertd at the respective Stations at the cspence of
the Contractor, who is also to furnish such horses as may be
billeted within the District for which he contracts, with rations
of OatA, consisting of 3 lbs. per ration.

The Proposals may he delivered separately or jointly for two
er more Districts, at a it is expected that the Contractor will re-
ceive the stable dung that may accumulate during the piriod of
his contract, making an allowance for the same after the rate of
per horse per week.
Timber particulars may be known oe application to the °S-
em commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dimity, and also
At the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between
the hoer: of ten and four,%there the Proposals Must be delivered,
sealed up and enderst:d " Proposals for the supply of Forage,"
before twelve at noon of the said .18th instant, after which time
110 tender can he admitted, neither will any be noticed without
the attendance of the party making it, or of an Agent iu
bshdr• By Order of At Botta, ft. H. CREW, Smatarp
London, England, 1811-09-23

MUNSTER, AUGUST U.

•
The 19th of this month was a lamentable day for
this town: about eight o'clock in the evening a dread-
ful fire bloke out, and by nine the whole town ap-
peared one burning mass. Two convents with their
churches, the roof of the parich church and its steeple,
and more than 300 houses, became a prey to the
names.

A telegraphic communication from Portsmouth was
received yesterday afternoon at the Admiralty. We
believe it was only announcing the arrival of the SPI-
DER, which our port letters inform us has brought dis-
patches from the Mediterranean. Mr. YOnKE and
Mr. CROKCR were both out of town when the tele-
graphic communication was made, but a letter on
the subject was forwarded to Mr. Battuost, the under
Secretary, at Barnes.

The intelligence communicated at sea to his Ma.
jesty's ship PEACOCK, Of the MELAMPUS baying cap-
tured the American frigate PrtestozN-r, as mentioned.
in the STAR of Saturday, proves to have been un-
founded, as our Readers will see by the subjoined
Letter :

" PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 21.

" I think it right to inform you that the American
schooner Matchless, 2S days from New. York, arrived
here this morning, detained by his Majesty's ship SE-
MIRAMIS. The Master declares that, the United
States frigate President was refitting, and dismantled
for that purpose at New-York, when he sailed ; the
account, therefore, given by the Mister of the brig
from Halifax, was not only incorrect but infamous."

America■ Papers, and letters from Boston, of the
27th ult. received this morning, are totally silent on
the subject of the reported action ; but corroborate
the statement that the President was repairing at New
•,rk the damages which she received in the action
with the LITTLE BUT.

We have received Dublin Papers of Friday last.—
They are still filled with the proceedings of the Ca-
tholics in various parts of Ireland. Requisitions have
been published. calling Meetings of the Catholics of
King's County, Cavan, Westmeath, and Wicklow.—
The Meeting of the County of Carlow is postponed
till the 2d of October, at the request of several Pro-
testant Gentlemen, who could not attend on an earlier
day. The above papers also contain the Resolutions
voted by the Catholics of Leitrim, Dungarvan, and
Longford. The Grand Jury of the County of Dub-
lin, assembled at Kilmainham, have voted Resolu-
tions in favour of Catholic Emancipation. The Ca-
' tholics of the county of Dublin also met on Thursday
last, at Kilmainham, when Resolutions, in the usual
form, were voted. The Meeting was crowded be-
yond ex =pie I and, as the County Court House
could not contain above one-third of those who were

assembled, they adjourned to the fields. The Hon.
Mr. BARNEWALL was in the Chair : and among the
company present were Mr. Hans Hamilton and Co-
lonel Pollock, the Members for the county of Dublin,
and )4r. Luouclies the Member far Yeitrigi
London, England, 1811-09-23

'IHE

WINDSOR CASTLE, tEETEMBER
ig His MASISTE remains in the same state."
(Signed as usual )
" WINDSOR-CASTLE, SEPTESIBBIt 23.
His MAJESTY has passed the night without sleep,
and is sat quite so well this morning. (Signed)
ki.IIALFORD. M. BAILLIE. R. WILLIS."
London, England, 1811-09-23

BERLIN, AUGUST Is.

The deputies of the circle of Lehuss, in the march
of Brandenburgh, the Count de Finkinstein, and Major
Marwitz, who were confined in the fortress of Span-
dau, have jug been set at liberty by a special order
of this Cabinet to the Commandant of the fort.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY IL

There were about 6000 Janissaries, who in conse-
quence of the last orders of the Grand Vizier, left this
capital to join the army. The other corps of Janis-
saries remain here for the present. Tranquillity is
perfectly re-established here ; the police is now more
strict than formerly.
London, England, 1811-09-23

which that assembled in Lesser Wallachia, under the
orders of General Sass, acts separately.
The three other corps occupy the Danube, from
Leiser Wallachia to the mouths of the river. The
left wing is commanded by General Essen ; it has
taken a position in the environs of Turno.
The Servians and Russians, whu were in Belgrade
and the other towns of Servia, have suddenly set out,
.carrying with them a considerable train of artillery.
They set out for the frontiers, upon hearing the Turks
had advanced in force from Bosnia and Bulgaria.
If the Servians are not supported by a large corps of
Russians, there is much reason to fear that during
the present campaign, or even month, they will expe-
rience a fatal reverse. Belgrade, Semendria, and
several other strong places, are provisioned for many
months.

The corps of the centre, directed by General Lan-
geron, is concentrated near Giurgewo. The left
wing, commanded by the General Woenoff, had ap-
proached the environs of Silistria, but without march-
ing by the banks of the Danube. It is in these posi—
tions that the Russians wait the attack of the Turks,
who have already attempted to pass several small
corps, by favour of the night, to the opposite side,
but the success has not answered what was expected
on this occasion, as what part of these corps passed
the river, were killed or made prisoners.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, AUGUST 1.

As the Grand Vizier has advanced all his troops
towards the Danube, it is concluded he intends to
pass that river, and make an irruption into Wallachia.
The corps of reserve which was near Sophia, is also
in march to join the army of the Grand Vizier.
London, England, 1811-09-23

On Saturday, the 28th Inrant, will be published,

The Pint Number, price One Shilling, of a new weekly Publi-
eatiog, entitled
THE REFOR MIST.S' REGISTER. --The
great object of this work will be, to exhibit to the People'
the hideous system by which they are at Glee cajoled and coerced,
thereby assisting to rouse them to an 'inked call for Rarua M, coo
general to be mistaken and too patent to be resisted.—Polities
will of course form its chief
_feature :—at the same time, It being
Sbundantly evident, that upon the purity of individuals much of
the national prosperity depends, the Register will often contain
Dissertations tending to expose and correct the imperfections,
Vanities, and Vices of die ar
•,t, The Country bring oil the eve of a General Election,
Communications front Candidates and Electors, who are em-
barked in the Cause of Parliamentary Reform, will be properly
•used in furtherance of such object.
The Reformists' Register will be printed in Octave, on the
larg st sheet of paper used. As it will be designed for binding
In Annual Volumes, an index and Title-page will be given at
the close of each. Volume *There will be no extri Ns:others,
for the size of the Sheet will readily contain every thing worthy
preservation that may arise in the course of the year.
. Printed by and for JOU M HUNT, Effersivi•er-Opo, Ileaufert—
build.ngs, I.ondon.—Orders for the supply of the. Work paetage
free, may be sent either to the Mice, Cie CLrks of the Roadsi
or to the various Newsvenders in Town and Country.—With
the country order, a reference for parasitic to London wil
be desirable.
London, England, 1811-09-23

AzimyßALrr-Ol•ria, 14, 1311.
WHEREAS it appears that very gross Impod.
item are practised by certals • Patrons calfng therwelves
Admiralty Agents, who, under pretence of the Trouble and
Eapences incurred by them in so-Eating re discharge of men
from his Majesty's service, are in the habit of extoiting large
Sams of. Money from those who employ them;
Notice is hereby given, by Order of the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty, that no applications from Persons of this de-1
scriptinn will in future he regarded, anal that Representatives
only made personally at the Atlmii'alty by the Friends, or others
immediately interested in the discharge of• Men ::-Ipressed in the
Port of London, or by letter to the SecretaryJn behalf of those
impressed St any of the Oat Ports will be attended to, when,
upon the pro.luction or transmission of the necessary Documents
as Apprentices' indentures, Certificates of Baptism, Protections,
&e. the respect iv., Cases will he enquired into, and the Parties
male acquainted with the result of the Board's determination
thereon free of all expence whatsoever. •
A proi:er person is "rdered to attend in the great hall of the
Admiralty from Eleven &Clock till Two to receive applications
on the•subject abovementioned.
J. W. cizoicrß.
London, England, 1811-05-10

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 9.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Vireo with reveralvessel► from the
Dostroa.—Wind S. W.
DEAL. MAY S.

Came down frets the River the V7arren Hastings for the East
Indies ; and the Vestal for the Brazils.—Wind S. W.
YARMOUTH, MAY 9.
This morning sailed the Quante frigate to cruise off the Dumb
coast. Arrived the Les ra Er gun-brig from the Nov..; and re-
mains with the Roebuck, Wrangler, Hayrick. and Britoun...

ABERDEEN MAY 4.
The ship Anderson, TATE, of Whitby, width went ashore at
Boddasn, as formerly stated has been got off and eart:ed into Pe-
terhead, with considerable damage. The brig St. Nicholas.
Mita a, of this place, arrived it Charlestown, South Carolina,
the WI of March ; and on the 4th was put under arrest, vrith se-
veral other British vessels, In consequence of the l'nu•intt:rcot:M
Act having taken place. 'he above vessels Navin; wiled from
Britain before the 21 of February. were, front that circumstance,
expected to be Bberatei on receiving an answer front Qoagress,
supp.ised to reach Charienown about the %Wel- end of March.—
The ship Emperor, of Hull, badareived, it is said, cattle ahoy*
place ; and on learnitl..what bad taken place, proceeded is
Amelia Island. The Harmony, Ftwirr ; Ruby. Patt.v ; Apollo,
BROOM ; Faireeld, Wince; Alert, lonnvron ; and Hoot,
I ANIZSON, all of tills place, were all waken Widewell, hl Oaten
on the I.6th ult.

NMI
By the arrival of the Sovereiro and Midas from
India, we are informed that the BIILLIQUEUX man ti
war was to leave China, with the fleet of Indiamen un-
der convoy, in Janoary. •
i The Georgians was to sail frets Bengt lithe latter
! end of Janutry, with goods for the Cape of Grxd
Hope, and from thence proceed to England. The
Lord Eldon vas to sail from Bombay for Bengal oa
i the sth November.
/ Passengers that proceed per Georgian, for Eng-
land t
Mr. and Mrs. Lushingtnn, Mrs. Hopler, and Mr. J. Adam.
Passengers per Sovereign :
Mt. J. Nicholson, Mr. Burros; Mercer, Mr. and 'Tn.
Buchanan. Mt. W. MadOtesh, Mr. H. .t.. G. Tucker, V ,or.
Rankin, Mr. T. Hayes. Major J. Stewart, Captain NI 1Yt...1
Captain J. Owen, and Mrs. Campbell and three c %Wren.
Passengers per Midas :--;
Major Davidson, Captains G. Massa, Hall, and Morris ; Lira.
Wants Holden and Pritchard ; Mn. and Miss Hall,
London, England, 1811-05-10

LAW lATELLIGENCE.

CCIURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 9.
J. Draiar d, the Printer of The Stamfird Jcurr
was brought up to receive judgment for a 1:11e1 or
military discipline, by publishing certain remark, in
the said Journal, reflecting co the system of fogilar.
—He put in a very long of ; and Mr. Broug.
ham made a Most ingenious speech in Lis behalf.•
The Attorney-General replied ; and the Court or.
dered him to be brought up again on Friday the 24th
instant.
London, England, 1811-05-10

Till KING W. COLLIiit AND.CrIWDRAIN

The defendant Cowdray was the Printer of the
Manche:lff Herald, and the defendant Collier the Au-
thor of the paper for which they were brought up for
judgment. It was a publication reflecting on the
Commissioners of the Income Tax for a surcharge
made on the Defendant C.ollier.
Mr. BROUGHAM addressed the Court on behalf of
the defendants • and they were ordered to be again
brought up on Friday the 26th.

,wriu, INTELLIGENCE.

JAMAICA, MARCH i 4.

The Mariner, KITCHETr, from Liverpool. arrived here the fitl
or 4th instant. Ten leagues to the eastward of Descada, she was
hoarded by the Charybdis brig of war, and w•ss infqmed that
five heavy privateers, manned with Frenchmen, and rno.; of them
'2O guns each, equipped in American ports, were cruirii.g In i
latitude, and that several vessels of war were on the look-.;:t
fur them.
London, England, 1811-05-10

FALMOUTH, MAY 7.

Arrived the Arabella packet from Jamaica In 37 days ; and
the Talavera from Pernambucco.

PLYMOUTH, MAY S.

Arrived the NARCISSI!' frigate, and the MCLITT WARM!
from Portsmouth ; and the ALIIoN hired cutter from the Downs.
The ENTRZPRZWANTR,Of It aunscatite tip harbour tobe docked.
Sailed the Duly* frigate and Pmaceit gun brig for the Roche.
fort statics'.: and the RAPID brig of war for Falmouth. Arrived
the ORESTES sloop of war with a Dutch brig, Lazne unknown,
supposed to be from Ritairia.—Witid S. W.
London, England, 1811-07-22

MONDAY, JUL'

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, Jinx 2, 1811.
IN conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's
Commissioners for conducting the affairs of the Royal Mill-
tary College, that the Appointments of Professors and Matters
shall be determined by a competition of Talents, the Governor
deth hereby give Notice, that a Master of Fortification la be
wanted at the Junior Departments of the said College at Great
Marlow, In the County of Bucks.
No Person will be approved for the Establishments, whose
character will not bear the strictest scrutiny.
A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will be Pad
at Great Marlow on Tuesday, the 6th day of August next, for
the examination of the Candidates Alt the above-mentioned ap-
pointment.
London, England, 1811-07-22

•
FOR TWENTY-THREE GUINEAS ONLY.

ACAPITAL PIANOFORTE, new within two
months, with additional Keys, Pedal double Action, in-
side Desk, and Pillar Legs it has been used just enough to sea-
son it, and stands well in tune—colt 32 guineas : it will now be
sold for 23 guineas, ready money—a very great bargain. May
be seen at No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, trom eleven
to four o'clock.—Belonged to a Gentleman gone to Spain.
rg• If a Packing-Case is required, the Owner can get one made
iTor two Guineas.—Will suit a Watering Place.
London, England, 1811-07-22

RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.
Amount received . . ,C 60,822 11 6
Parish of Tinwell, in Rutlandshire . - 2 6 I
The Parish of Sr. German's, Cornwall - 7 0 0
Richard label!, Esq. of Plymouth - - 1 1 0
Parish of Broad Hinton, Wilts - - 9 0 0
''The Rev. T. LA:Stews:a, for the Parish of St. Merran,
Cornwall - - - 6 0 0
Parish Church of Wilsford, Wilts - : 4 0 0
---- of Churcham, Gloucestershire, by the Rev.
Wm. GyHett, Vicar - 1 6 0
Collection at Titchraach, by the Hon. and Rev. L.
Powys - - - - 10 2 S
Rev. Dr. Roderick, Curate of Cholesbury, Bucks 1 1 0
Subscrietions at the 'Town of Lynn, transmitted per
Rev. Robert Hankinson - - 50 0 0
Parish of Llanllwchaiarn, rear Newton, Montgomery,
per Rev. Charles Winyfield, Vicar - 12 0 0
The President and Resident Fellows of Queen's Col-
lege, Cambridge - - 12 12 0
Parish of Bed:dug Stoke, Wilts, per Rev. C. Mayo,
• Rector • - - 4 17 6
___

----- Weston Bamfylds, Somerset, per Rev. W.
Marsh - - - t 2 0
------- %Noe, Bedfordshire, per Rev. J. Robinson 8 8 0
----- Upton Grey, Hants, per Rev. J. Manesty 6 5 0
Cheadle, Staffordshire, per the Rev. John Jackson, Be-
verley, Yorkshire - 92 19 0
At St. Michael's Church, Lewes, per Rev. P. G. Crofts 28 2 1
At St. John's, ditto, ditto - - 16 1 0
Contributions of the Poor Children of the Subscription
School on Mr. Lancaster's Plan - 2 1 9
Mrs. Newton, of Charmouth - 2 9 0
The Masons' Company - - 20 0 0
Parish of Caton, near Lancaster, per Rev. J. Robinson 3 11 6
; --- Ulverstone, Lancashire, per the Rev. John
Sunderland - - 23 8 0
Kirkby, Ireleth - - 3 18 6
--s---- Finsthwaire - - 2 7 6
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street.
London, England, 1811-07-22

CONTRACTS FOR THE CARRIAGE OF TIMBER FROM

SHERWOOD AND ALICE HOIX FORESTS.

NArr-OFFICE, July 9, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and cOmmis-
sioNEßs of HU MAJESTY, NAVY, Jo heresy give Naive,

That on Wednesday, the 24th instant, et one o'clock, they
will be ready to treat with each Persona as may be waling to Con-
tract for conveying by land and water carriage about One Hun- I
dyed and Ten Loadi of SIDED OAK TIMBER, fronfShev-
' wood Forest, In Nottinghamshire, to his Majesty's. Yard at
Deptford; and also for conveying about Six Hundred and Forty
'Loads of OAK TIMBER from Alice Holt Forest, in Hamp-
shire, to Deptford Yard.

4 Form of the Tender, may k seen at this Office. No Tender will
be rotrival after one iclod. on the day of treaty, nor any noticed, Nelms
the party, or an agent for him, attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy
Board, and signed by two raponsible Perms, engaging to become Mosul
with the Person tendering, in the sum of £2OO, fo► the der performanc:
of the Contract for the Sherwood Forest Timber, and £5OO for the
Alice Holt Forest Timber.
London, England, 1811-07-22

HEALTH andrefreshment will be found combined!,
and in almost nentberless instances have been imparted to
those whose occasional beverage is the much-improved ACIDU-
LOUS SODA WA FER, made with Desormeaux's Soda Powder
by means of which this fashionable and useful summer drink may
be produced instantaneously, as required. The component parts
of this article, now so deservedly the object of universal inquiry,
are known to, and highly approved of, by many eminent Practi-
tioners, as singularly efficacious in all Calculous Complaints ; be-
neficial in removing obstructions, and giving tone to the system;
well adapted to the cure of nervous indispositions,and to palliate,
prevent, and remove Bilious Attacks, Scurvy, Indigestion, and
Heartburn, which it effects by the slow, yet cella.), and mildly
alterative powers with which it is endowed. It is so portable,
that six papers, which form one packet, price 2s. 6d. will nuke
six half pints ; yet this quantity is contained in a bulk Cot exceed-
ing that of a large walnut, may be safely packed with the most
delicate goods, and will retain its virtues for any length of time,
In all climates—a circumstance of great convenience to seafaring
persons and travellers.
Prepared only by Desormeaus, No 99, Great Titchfield-street,
Cavendish-square, London, by whom also it is sold retail; and
may be had of every dealer in Patent Medicines in the United
Kingdom, who are supplied by Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Fleet-
market, London, the sole Agents for the Proprietor.

RUPTURES, DEBILITY, &c.
BY THE ROYAL SANCTION.
DR.CAVALLO's ELECTRIC GIRDLE forthe
effectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility of every descrip-
tion, is patronized by the Nobility, and may be bee., as usual, till
the Ist of December inclusive (when the patent-right, &e. is to be
ultimately removed to America) by applying personally, or by
letter, post-paid, to Dr. Cavallo and Son, No. 28, New North-
street, Red Lion-square, London.
Dr. C. respectfully submits that he had disposed of his interest
save what regards his private patients, in this invention, so
versally recommended by the faculty ; but in consequence of the
numerous applications since received, he has been induced to re-
sume the sbperimendance of the business till the Ist of Decent-
!
, ber, after which no orders can be received.
The melancholy catalogue pf these direful complaints are too ,
well known by their fatal consequences, to require our particular i
description; suffice it to say, that in 4000 cases the Electric Gir-
dle
has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless cases
are engaged; an early application Is recommended.
Letters (post paid) from all parts of Great Britain and its depen-
dencies stating the particulars, immediately answered;
I whereby every person may know how far the Girdle is applicable
tto the complaint.
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London, England, 1811-05-28

LONDQN.

TUESDAY, MAY 28.

PRIM?. OF STOCKS 'I.IIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cnn3. money 641—for account 641
3 per Cent. Reduced 630-4 per Cent. 7911
5 per Cent. Navy 961 97—Exrheq. par to 3.. 6d. prem.
Bonds 163. pre.—Un.niunt pre.

ANOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY IN

PORTUGAL.

Once more we hive to congratulate our Readers
on the success of the Allied Armies in Portugal..-
SOULT has been defeated by Marshal BERESFORD in
an attempt to relieve Badajoz, which seems to have
been p: Limed and executed at the same moment with
Ma P-EN A'S unsuccessful attack upon the British troops
zi ear Almeida, with the intention of relieving that place.

This important intelligence reached the Admiralty
yesterday evening, in the following short Bulletin,
from Plymouth :
" SOULT attacked BERESFORD with 25,000 men OR
" the 16th instant—BERESFORD beat him and kept
" his ground."

The official details of this brilliant affair are ex-
pected to be issued every moment, and we shall stop
the Press to insert them. In the mean time we have
to state that the dispatches received this morning from
Lord WELLINGTON are dated on the 19th instant.

SECOND AND THIRD EDITIONS.

OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

The following Telegraphic Bulletins were, received
at Lisbon, and transmitted by Mr. STUART tO Go-
vernment. Mr. STUART'S dispatches are dated the

18th instant :

FIRST BULLETIN.
London, England, 1811-05-28

LORD LIEUTENANT OE TRELANN.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
stated, that it was intended to bring in a Bill to carry
into effect the pmvisions made last yeat-, and moved
that the sum of XlO,OOO, on the Consolidated Funds
rf Ireland, be granted for the purpose of defraying
the t ',pence of an additional annual allowance to the
Li rd Lieutenant of Ireland.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT thong:tot that the sum
might be granted from the savings of the Privy
Purse, instead of coming to Parliament for it.
Some timber conversation then ensued on the ma-
nagement of the receipts and disbursements of the
Privy Purse in Ireland. After which the House re-
sumed, and the Report is to be brought up to-morrow.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, after a few
preliminary observations on the inconvenience aLstained by Gen-
tlemen from Ireland on corning to England, in consequence of the
lee), ing of the Assessed Toses on horses, carriages, and servants,
which had been previously paid in Ireland, moved for leave to
tiring in a Bill to remedy that evil, by granting exemptions to
tho-e ptraotis.—Leave given.
1 ht: other orders of the day were then disposed of, and the
1-loase adjourned.

ING S'PAR.
London, England, 1811-05-28

COPY OF A TELEGRAPIIIC COMMUNICATION RECEIVED AT

LISBON THE 18TH MAY.

" Elvas, half past Eleven, A.M. May 17, 1811.

" At nine this morning Marshal SOULT attacked
our army at Albubera. It was a great battle ; the
enemy abandoned their wounded, and took up a new

position in sight of our army."

SECOND BULLETIN.

" Seven o'Clock, same Day.

" The battle lasted six hours and a half. It was
contested. The armies maintained the same position.
The allies had General HOUGHTON killed, and three
Generals wounded. The enemy two Generals killed
and one wounded. At eight this morning, Major-
General HOUGHTON was buried here.

Major-General COLE is wounded. Major-Gene-
ral Si EWART, wounded slightly.
" Lieutenant-Colonel Sir WILLIAM MEYER, and
CsAonel Ducxwonnt are also wounded."

" ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAY 28.

" Dispatches have been received from Admiral
BERKLEY, dated Lisbon, the 18th instant; wherein he
states, that Telegraphic communications had been
received at Lisbon of an action that took place on the
15th instant, a few miles to the southward of Badajos,
between Marshal BERESFORD and the French General
SOI;LT ; which, after six hours and half hard fighting,
terminated by the French abandoning their killed and
mounded, and taking up another position in sight of
the army under General BERESFORD. ,
t 6 General HOUGHTON, and Colonels Sir J. DucK-
Woßl•rr and MEYER are among the killed ; Generals
Si LWART and Cotz are among the wounded, with
several Field Officers.

" It is reported from Gibraltar, that the French
made an attack on Figueras, and were repulsed with

very severe loss."

Private letters state, that the battle was of a most
sanguinary description. Four thousand Spaniards,
who composed the advanced guard, were cut to
pieces ; and, it is with deep regret we have to add,
that nearly the whole of the British division which
was engaged shared the same fate. Out of one regi-
meat, the Lieutenant-Colonel, the Major, and three
privates only, were left alive !
London, England, 1811-05-28

PLYMOUTH, MAY vs.

No arrivals this day. Sailed the CoLossus, 74, and
ARMID6 frigate, to resume their station off Brest ;
the ACHATES, 18 guns, on a cruize ; the WHITING
schooner, with stores for the Berryhead signal station;
and the ALPHEA schooner, with a small convoy for
Portsmouth.—Wind S.E. variable.
PORTSMOU rut, MAY 27.
Arrived his Majesty's ship CORMOR 04NT from the
Mediterranean; TY WAX and PART RIDGE from a cruise.
The Rostutus and WOOLVEIIINE got under weigh
with the ships bound to Portugal and the Mediterra-
nean, but are brought to again.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1811-05-28

LISBON PAPERS.

- We have this day received Lisbon, Papers to the
21st instant, communicating intelligence of the most
gratifying description.—Almeida has fallen, and the
whole aspect of affairs throughout the Peninsula is of
a most cheering complexion. The Lisbon Papers
also contain the Spanish official account of the fall of
Figueras, besides several articles from Spain of a simi-
lar nature, but we can only find room for such ex-
tracts as relate to the affairs of Portugal:
London, England, 1811-05-28

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, iteri; IS, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA.'
JESTM ORDNANCE, de alertly give Rake,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall,
on or before Friday, the Slat day of May next, from such Par-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE
HOOKS for Service of this Department, fora period of 3 Years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applies/ion at
the principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; and further
Particulars, together with the Terms ant? Conditions of the Con-
, tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pail-Mall afore-
said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where
the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Pro-
posals for Tackle Hooks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said 31st day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
I it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R., H. CREW, Seceder,.
London, England, 1811-05-28

LISBON, MAY H.

We have this moment seen a letter from the head-
quarters, Villar Formosa, dated the I Rh, of which
the following is a copy
" The result of our operations have, to day, con-
cluded, on this side. Yesterday we announced that
under the existing circumstances in which Almeida
was placed, it could not resist. General Brenner,
knowing that Massena had been routed, and fore-
seeing that he was cut off from all hopes of relief,
made a speech to his garrison, in which he com-
municated to them the disastrous state to which they
were reduced, and that he was of opinion the place
should be abandoned. Yesterday, at 11 at night,
he formed the garrison, which did not exceed 10(X)
men, upon the esplanade, and told them that with
so trifling a force he could accomplish nothing, that
marching in a body they would be known by the
enemy, and that, therefore, every man would retire
as he thought best. The fortress was secured, and
the moment the enemy retired the train was lighted.l
Our troops immediately met the fugitives, took 400
prisoners, among them the Commander of the place,
the Inspector of Reviews, a Physician, various assis-
tants, a Captain who was killed and other officers, the
remainder escaped, favoured by the darkness of the
night. A part of the wall which looked towards the
Coa, and the sides of the gate of S. Antonia, were
completely levelled. To-day I entered by this same
point, when I found a counter mine in the magazine,
for the train had just burst, which happily did no
damage.
" The remainder of the unfortunate inhabitants, who
escaped within the place, were obliged, under pain
of death, not to go out of their houses nor open their
windows for the space of four days, including that of
yesterday.
4, The town has suffered nothing. The enemy's sick
remained in it. Thus are we masters of Almeida—
either to repair which, or make a strong place on
this side the Coa, will not be difficult to the combined
English and Portuguese forces ; but what is most de-
sirable to us, is the enemy being entirely driven out
of the Portuguese territory, and not having that great
point of support in our country."
London, England, 1811-05-28

LISBON, MAY 19.

Almeida has fallen. Our troops took possession
of it on the 11th. The enemy has sent a strong body
of troops to assist Soult, near Badajos. Lord Wel-
lington has also sent two divisions of his army, the
3d and 7th, that way. Blake has likewise joined
the Marshal with 11,000 men, so that he has every
thing to hope and nothing to fear from .a reucontre
with Soult, should that General venture an attack.
Our troops are in the best health. Intelligence is
just received, that the battle is fought, and we are
again victorious. The affair took place at Albuhera
on the 16th ; Soult attacked and was defeated, with
immense loss on both sides. The Spaniards fought
incredibly well-4000 of those brave fellows were
our advanced guard. They fought and died like the
old Spartan Band, every man of them fell, and each
was killed in the spot on which he fought ! Can Bo-
naparte presume to hope to conquer such men ?

Baran.—There being no Court of Aldermen this
day, the LORD MAYOR, after inspecting the Returns,
ordered it to continue at present Prices.
Sunday was generally observed among the Dissen-
ters as a day of thanksgiving over Lord SIDMOUTH'S
Bill, for the victory obtained by toleration.
By the John Adams frigate a Messenger has ar-
rived from Mr. Russo., Charge d'Affaires for the
United States at Paris, who left that capital OR the
18th instant: he has brought an account for Mr.
SMITH, the American Charge d'Affairei here, com-
prehending a list of all the ships of the Republic which
have entered the harbours of France since the 2d No-
vember last, and which were placed under provisional
sequestration. It is officially notified, that the seques-
tration has been withdrawn, and that the vessels with
their cargoes, are at the disposal of the Masters and
London, England, 1811-05-28

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS. MAY 16.
The King of Spain arrived this day at Ram-
bouillet. He went in person to the Emperor to con-
gratulate him on the birth of the King of Rome. He
left Rarnbouillet at six in the evening to repair to the'
Luxembourg Palace. The small-pox being prevalent
at Paris, the Court Physicians have thought proper
to have the King of Rome vaccinated. His health
is imam best state. But the Emperor has thought
proper to fix the ceremony of his baptist-for the 9th
of Juni".

Lrnsa FROM HIS *CURVY TO TIM BISHOP%
" St. Cloud, April IS.
µMy lArd Siehop of the most illustrious and popnlour
churches in the Impire are vacant—one of the contracting par-
ties of the Concordat has rejected it. The conduet adopted in
Germany for ten years has almost destroyed Episcopacy in that
part et the Christian world. There are now but eight Bishops ;
a great number of diocese. ere Warted by vicars apostolic ; the
Chapters have been disturbed la *Or right to provide, during.'
the vacancy of the See, for the admialatratios of the dicv9ie.—
They have plotted dark manceuvres to excite discord and se.lition
among our subjects. The Chapters have rejected the brieh, con-
trary to their rights and the holy Canons.
" Yet time is passing away—new Bishoprics are vacant every.
day. If no speedy provision he made, Episcopacy will be extinct
In France and Italy, as well as in Germany. Wishing to prevent
a state of affairs so contrary to the good of religion, the principles
of the Gallican Church, and the interests of the)atate, we have
resolved to unite on the tOth of next June, in the church of
Notre Dame, at Paris, all the Bishops of France and Italy in a
national Council."
London, England, 1811-05-28

THE ARMY.

The Court Martial on Lieutenant Colonel JOTIN•
STONE met again yesterday, at Chelsea College.—
I intenant Minchen underwent a cross-examination.
Lieutenant Ellison, of the Navy, and Mr. Blaxland,
a suttler, were also examined on the Part of Lieute-
nant Colonel Johnstone. At three o'clock the Court
adjourned till Thursday next at ten o'clock.
The Duke of YORK has appointed Colonel Cook,
of the First Regiment of Font Guards, to be Briga.
dier General on the Staff of the Army, at Cadiz, in
the room of Brigadier General DILKE), who is retur-
ned to England.
Colonel LAMBERT, of the Ist regiment of Gnarls,
proceeds to Cadiz to take the command of the 3d bat-
talion of Guards, in the room of Brig.-Gen. Cook.
The Ist battalion of the Ist regiment of foot Guards
marched out of the Tower on Saturday morning, to
join the other regiments of Guards on foreign service.
Among the corps likely soon to embark is the gal-
lant old 75th, who so much distinguished themselves
for 20 years in the wars in India.

Colonel GR 'INT, of Grant's fine regiment, the In-
verness Highland Militia, are about to return to their
own country, atter having been two years in England.
We are sorry to hear that disease is making dread-
ful depredation in Lisbon and over all Portugal, and
that there is much sickness at Cadiz. Sir JAMES FEL-
LOWS, we hear, will first proceed to Lisbon, and from
thence go on to Cadiz.
Thirty Medical Officers have received orders to
proceed to Portsmouth immediately for Portugal.
It is reported to be in the PRINCE REGENT'S contem-
plation to place the twelve Royal Veteran Battalions
on the same footing in respect to clothing and appoint-
ments as the other established regiments.

The Scotch Royals and the Rifle Corps have been
the most fortunate corps in the late volunteering :
the former owe much to the exertions of their Colonel,
the Duke of KENT.

As soon as the horses are thought to be fit for ser-
vice, the 3d Light Dragoons of the King's German
Legion will proceed, with the 10th, 15th, and 18th
Light Dragoons, the Hussar brigade, to join Lord
WELLINGTON.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
DOVER, MAY t:7.

The SKYLARK sloop of war has sent in the Alexan-
der, of London, on suspicion of having gold on board.
Two privateers were off here last night ; one of them,
a row-boat, captured the galliot transport, with pro-
visions for Portsmouth—she has since been recaptured
by the CORDELIA sloop of war.