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soldier deservest be nathei in particular. she con-
duct of all has been most valiant and noble 1, and
never were given greater '
proofs of brilliant British
vAlour. The Portuguese alto shewed, that, in the
field of battle, they are capable of onsulating the
A
Allies whom they love.
The Marshal gives his thanks to the officers of
his Staff, and particularly to Btjgadier—General
D'Urban, Quarter-Master General of the army, who
so much contributed to the success of the day ; to
Brigadier-General Mozinho, Lieut.-Colonel Rook,
Lieutenant-Colonel Harding, and to the Officers of
the Departments of Adjutant-General and Quarter-
Master-General. He likewise gives his thanks to
Brigadier-General Lemos, and to the Officers of the
personal Staff of his Excellency, for the aid which he
received from them.
Soldiers, you have fought and reduced to shame-
ful flight a haughty and .vain glorious":enentr, and
covered yourselves with true glory. The victories
which the British troops have gained over the enemy
are as many as the battles they have fought.

" Head-quarters, Una, May sh
(Signed) " Rock, T. C. A. G.
JA true
40 copy.)
Joie VITAL Gouts DK SOMA, Sec.
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PARLIAIIIENI'AR PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 4.

Their Lordships sat at three o'clock.
APPEAL amuel and Ralph llopping, Appellants; the At-
torney-'-leneral for Ireland, Respondent. This wa, an appeal
from a Judgment of the Court of Exchequer, in Ireland. Sir
Samue. /tonsil'', and Mr. Litt:edaile were beard on behalf of the
Respondent, and Mt. Adims in reply.
Their Lordships then postponed its further consideration to
Friday n. xt.-- Adjourned till to-morrnsr.
London, England, 1811-07-04

This day was published.
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THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the
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The very large fleet with reiti-nrcementi for the
armies of General GRA HA st, Lord Wattisr.i•oNi and
Sir JOAN STISMAST, are sti d. tarn sd ac Poitstmutb
by adverse Winds.
•Most of the light:ttansports which 'rave !atoll, re.
turned from Lisbon, are ordered to be got reaily
again! with all possible dispatch, to return with addi-
tional large reinforcements tun the Peninsula.
The Heroes of Barrosa who have an Iv•d with their
wounds in this country are--Colonels HEPAUittil and
SEABRIODT, COLiabiTT, CAMERON, and BCC-
TIA:K, of the Guards ; Lieutenant Castrant., of the
95th regiment; Lietileuairs Hcarsaasoa ancl,Tavt.ott,
of the 9th regiment.
We are sorry, and so will ali our military readers
be, to hear that the gallant Col. Busts, cf the 20th
Portuguese regiment, ads diej of his wounds.
The skill and kind attention of SirJA Si ec FULLOWCS
to all the sick and wounded Officers of both services,
are mentioned in terms of the. warmest gratitude lir
all.
London, England, 1811-05-09

LAW.

A YOUNG MAN, whQ has been nearlf ten 'rears
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COURT-MARTIAL AT CHELSEA COLLEGE.

The Court yesterday pt•ocecded in the investigation
of the charge exhibited by Captain BLUM against
Lieutenant-Coloht Jon NSTOM
The dispatch sent by- Lieutenant-Colonel Joni.
STONE to Lord CASILERNAGH, explanatory of he mo-
tives which clristrained him to resort to the arrest of
Captain DUCH, WAS read, together with a vativty of
documents connected with that extraordinary measttre,
the propriety or impropriety of which the present trial,
will establish.

For the reasons assigned in our yesterday's paper,
however, we refrain crom entering into a detail of any
of the interesting facts which have transpired.
The examination of Captain &ion, for the prose-
cution, was brought to a conclusion about two o'clock ;
after which the JUDGE ADVOCATE declared to Lieute-
nant-Colonel JoHNrTONE, that he was then at I:berty
to proceed in the cross-examination of that °Neer.
Lieutenant-Colonel JouN.troNs, after a short cr a.
versation with his Counsel, Mr. AsotPnos, prayed
permission of the Court to reserve his cross-examina-
tion of Captain BLIGH until to-morrow, in order that
he might have time to prepare himself more fully for
that purpose.—To this the Court unanimously
ted ; and the Amos Arivocm a remarked, -that in a
case of such public importance, every possible facility
would be afforded towards a full anti candid iniesti-
gation.—The Court then adjourned to this day.
London, England, 1811-05-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 7.
The American, captured by the SHANNON and AUAtON hi-
gates, and sent in here yesterday, proves tube the Andrew, Co n 4
from Bayonne fur New-York, with wine and brandy; fire
Sewn/40N WAS obliged to fire into her, as she would not brim
to, and unfortunately a shut from one of tlit large guns took off
the thighs of a Scotchmati, who almost itnmethstely died—hie •
name is not yet known. Tisi, notortuuste man was taken by
the French about twe months since, In a brig horn Newfound-
land. and put into prison, front whence he made his escape and
got on board the Andrew, where he was concealed by the master
and crew among the cargo. The ship was searched by the Fri-ash
en discovering that he lied broken prison, but helves so well hid
they could not find hint t A shot also from the Saari non wounded
slightly one of the American siemen.
London, England, 1811-01-16

—!-171r—r- •
o' •"' •
•••,.•
NAPA INTELLldfirt'' - • •
ANTRY REWARDED BY THE LORDS OF THS.
ADMIRALTY.
Cumberland, WILLIAM. BARRI= masterkfrom
cto London, was attacked on Sunday evening '
seven o'clock; between Folkeston and Doveri •
it French privateers, which *fief boarding three
ait times were beat off, leaving on board the
erland two prisoners, and one killed ; many of
temy, in their attempt to board, were knocked
aard and drowned, and one of the Curnberland'el
vas killed, and the mate wounded. The Lords
Admiralty have been pleased to express to the
nittee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's, their
satisfaction at the gallantry exhibited on
rcasion, and their intention to grant to each of
'ew of the Cumberland as a mark of their Lord.;
favour, a protectinn from the Impress for thd
of thrte years. We hope this will be followed
uhe token of approbation from the menet
Im.s's) anctthderwriters of the Climber.
as such an instance of gallantry is highly praise
ly, and Thews how much good might be effected
i the Masters of merchantmen•in general act in
tion of it, in making what resistance they are
(and which in many fnstantes would be effec.
against the attempts of the enemy. Indepen.
of the inducement held out by the Admiralty,
read of being immured for years in a French
1, we should c3nceire would be an additional
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001114 DISTILLATIOM. '

Mr. Alderman Woo° observed, chat it could not
Jail of being in the knowledge of every gentleman pre-
sent that the lower classes of the people were in the
I greatest distress, in consequence of the high price of
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.ur brehei and Ilia such tuber oteseures be adored t.) treacles
the turther ittcrtmee of the Free otco!n, a, to Isis koial kikgbiseim
loan mist."
Mr. JACKS seconded the motion.
Mr. WAITHSIAN, "Mr. Alderman WOOO, sew.
rally' explained, when the latter agreed to add to the
motion the words-44 That his Royal Higne.s tha .
thince Regeut will be gractnnsly pleased, by the *it
'vice of :Du Privy Council, art.'s
London, England, 1811-12-05

people. tahgttsea religion knci Manners--eity
*Sing here ..1% dissimilar, If the 'English drive King
. !'ireiiiiand'from. Sicily, they.aill perfdrns an *at ex-
- • ireitiely agrOxii:e to France, and equally Couttary to
they• true poliel. To occupy small posts, and ne-
ver %gantries, this is what their real interest,
if they rightly understood it, would imperiously. Ie•.
quire. eo U•rget chit principle, is only to widen the
. gAlf.shich is
.adready opened under: the Britannic
Islands • • . '
pt ftrefi.thousatiamen, erlibm England has at this.
. tiMe in Sicily, kilned to 20,000 constitute a
force of 5.5,000 Mtn. When England shall be lids-
:MSS of Sicily. her i 5,060 tn,n will not be sUflicient
for the police 01 the country. She will derive no re-
source from it. Sicily •will cost her much. The Eng-
,lith administration• is the most expensive and the
. worst of all administrations. The climate, assassi-
nations, daily losses, will continue to exhaust the po-
pulation of England; . and the expenditure of the
English in Sicily will he a neat source of depreciation
to their exchanges."' .
The six following maxims, extracted from English
• official writings, should be read,-reread, and medi-
tated by all kings

• Pint sirazim.--., Our defensive treaty with the King of Sicily
bno a convention with an individual, but with a public flute-
. doetry, Clothed with the regal cliaractere—with the first Magi-
. etra.te of Skil:T."
, Second-4 The King of Sicily, levying tares and suspending the
, lave at lrs pleasure, is no longer the lame King with whom we
have contracte.l."
Third...." We are in no respect bound by any obligation to.
. : Wards this vsnrier."
Fourth.--"';he usurping anal antisocial Government of Ray
is htstile; it mist be ei4atsidered as Jacobin in Its nature'
thh+Wes not the justice of the Briti'h natirn rettuire,
• dtai a Goverotnent which publicly profe.ses Jacobinism, should
be deprived Of the power of doing mischief?"
836,“ 1 to ratiop which furnishes the means of defence to
I country, is t e poin:cal proprietor of that country. We are
. proprietor: of am.dce, becawte we defend it. Are we not, by
cultinquence, %Entitled to consider ourselves as the proprietors of
Sicily ?"
• It WO.liti CyOUS to forp a collection of maxims
of English polic To the six Nitich we have just co-
pied, might be added a dozen which were advanced
on the atrocious Copenhagen business; as many on the
way-laying of the four Spanish frigates, and a whole
store on the; legislaticni pursued with regard to neu-
trals and Actenca, A series'of about 60 start-max-
ims might tifeii'be coilected, which would be a :m-
-onument of the spirit of justice, of equity Land of mo-
rals, which clur,tctetises the English Goireinment. •
London, England, 1811-12-05

ADVICE.

WHEN Men cf Education and professional skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and
certain method of treating a fa* prevailing Diseases, the IUCCOSt•
ful result of their experience is-the beet proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make
the cure of the 161lowIng the object of their particulal• Ludy, Iris.
a Certain Disorder, freqoety!y contracted In a moment of intoxi-
cation, and its concomitants, strictures and Gle:ts, which, by
an.lmproved plan, are speedily and effectually cored ; as also de-
bi.fity, whether arising frnm Bacchanalian indulgences, lung res.:-
destee to *JIM climates, a secret soldary vice, too oaten un-
haifly pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one cousin*
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nets
yens diseases, Which, if not Lintel/ remedied, terminate in Lim
p9tence and Poirsuntinkm. In that dieiressing state ofdebtlityos
depciency, Whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or
arming from any other cense', by wii'db the ponces of the consti-
tution iteeome enfeebled, as regularly eddcated Surgeons
of i.on-
do, they 404 a firm, safe, and speedy reiteiatiod to sound end
vigorous
The result of a long and extensive pta4tee bas enaltiatbeinON
by superior method, to eymove venere.d complaints; bowie*
krilterate or complicated, Withont subjecting the patient to
the least restraint in diet or exercise; and In recent Cues
where an early application Is made on discoveiy of the infection,
they frequently perform a cure in the short apace of two days-
'l be unprecedented success of their mode`ut' treatment (which
has never been known to fall in one slagle instance 1n a peao
tree of IS years, during which-period many thousand persans.,
of bhth sexes have been cured, even after severe and tniurions
methods had been pursued by othet Practitioners udehoat affect),
induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. • • - • •
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of tbeii
particidar cot/vial:its, in order that they mjf brit be marked-by.
a mistaken ft(, with the obloqry-so justly attached to the
rant*Wmpirlc, think it beet jtistice to themselves to gate, that they
have been properly educated and initiated into every. branch of
the profession (certificates of which, from different hospyals, atilt
testimonials front the most eminent Physicians; they have to eons
wince any•lnquiver), that the seeress resulting front' their endear.
court first Induced them to quit we practice of the general Prose,
/biome, and they presume that their pretensiontteinisticute a WS,
groun4 for the uncrecedentedieonfulence with which they have,
by the public, been-soillurally honoured.'
Patients Id the country are requested "to ebite the particulars
of their ease age, 'and Manner of Intl/faint I' Binh Note,
for ativioe and medicines, and. theurn. will b 2 fer warded to any •
part of the k;n4.,,iptt‘r—Godsqo4tl Co. Stugrene, 13; Boattirie-
, street:, Fless-street.

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London, England, 1811-03-23

HAM COMMON, SURREY.
TWO GENTEEL HOUSES, OFFICES, GARDENS, and
NURSERY GROUND, &c. with an early possession.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Thursdayobe 18th April, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's
Coffee- House, 'Change-alley, Combill, its Feur Lots,
A GENTEEL DWELLING-HOrgE with
Court-yard, 'Coach-louse, Stabling, convenicst OlSOes,
Pleasure Ground, agreeably laid oat, Green-house, and Gardell,
pleasantly situate near .that mush-Minuet-spot Ham errnmem,
in the vicinity of Petersham, K NI:on, and Richmond, ncw in
the occupition of Edward Mabley, Esq. who quits on the Ist
of July. •
A genteel Derellirg-house, Fore-court, and Garden, situate on
the West side of Hans Common, of which immediate possession
may be had.
A Ground Rent of Five Guineas per Annum, isuitsg out of
an Ornamental Cottage and Garden.
A Nursery Ground In Ham.taee, containing an Acre, wish. a
Carpenter's Skop:and Yard adjoining, lam Mr..Chalenge.
The Premises are Mticled to valuable Common Rights.
The Eltite is held for upwards of 2!' years, at a Trifling Rini.
' To be viewed biTickets, wa.hiiti with printed 'psrtioislara,
Mr,
•M, be hell IC heSisirs. tniaht ' Albedo, Panseocierilisyar
Messrs. Skinner, Toads), and Forr4taLaiippospg,4 erpgt,sl
Particulars also on the Premises, and ea skijawafa.
London, England, 1811-03-23

BUSH HILL, ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX.

CAPITAL RESIDENCE, WITH PLEASURE GRDUNDS,
GARDENS, and MEADOW LAND, in all SEVENTY-
FIVE ACRES, with inunedints; pousession.

By Messrs. SKINNER, I UCHIN, and FORREST,

At Garraway's, on Thursday, May at Twelve,
A VALUABLEandverydesirableßESlDENCE,
with every requisite Office for the accommodation of a Fa-
mily of respectability, Coach-house, Stabling, excellent walled
Gardens, Green-house, Grapery, delightful. Pleasure Walks,
Plantations, aud park:like grounds, enclosed by a Park paling,
refreshed by the New Rivers and. a Canal, which are ren-
dered objects of distinguished beauty, situate on that much-ad-
mired spot, Bush-bill The Residence is a very excellent edifice,
containing several suits of apartments, and possessing every do-
mestic convenience, erected on a pleasing eminence, command-
ing extemive prospects ever the surrounding country ; the Coach-
house, Stabling, and detached Offices, are in every respect com-
plete; the pleasure-grounds and gardens have been improved at
a considerable expense, and the Meadow Lands very productive.
The whole freehold and copyhold.

To be viewed six weeis preceding the sale by tickets only,
which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Skinner,
Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. Particulars alio of
Messrs. Farrers, Atkinson, and Johnson, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn
Fields; and at Garraway'a.
London, England, 1811-03-23

SOUTH WALES.

Valuable COLLERIES, IRON-WORKS, and ESTATE.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Wednesday, the loth of April, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garra-
way's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cornhill, In One Lot,
TH REE undivided Fourth Parts of a valuable and
eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously situate,
contiguous to the market town and sea port of Llanelly, in the
County of Carmarthen. Comprising the Llanelly Colliery and
iron Furnaces, a hatidsome Dwelling-house, fit for the residence
of the Proprietor, several Houses and Workmen's Cottages, to-
' tether with all the Engines and other working Materials, now
upon the Premises.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Stephen Jones, at Llanelly
1 of whom Printed Particulars may be had: particulars alto of Mr.
Jenkins, Rrinter, Swansea ; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol; Mr.
Walker, printer, Gloucester ; Messrs. Jones ansl Green, Solici-
tors, Salisbury-square ; at Garraway's, and of Mesta. Skinner,
Tuebin, and Forrest, Aldersgateotreet, London.
London, England, 1811-03-23

CRU ICHED'FAIARS.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, COACH-
- HOUSES, AND STABLING.
By Mears. SKINNER, TUCHIN, sod FORREST,

On Wednesday, the 10th of 40, at !twelve o'Clock, at Gar-
raway's CoMe-hut:se, 'Chooge.sUey, Cornhillt in Six Lots,
LICIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate
on die South Side of Crotched Friars, and in. Freneh-Horn•
yard, near Tower-hill; consisting of two c:.ceflent commodious
brick Dwelling-houses, Nos. 24 and 25, with numerous Offices,
Warehouses, and Counting-houses; occupying an extensive plot
of ground, cuntainin 64 feet in front of the Friars.
Also Five Coach-houses, and Stabling fur 14 Horses in French-
horn-yard, in the occupation of Mrs. Gompertz, Messrs. Norton
and Fade, Rigby; Child, Arthur, and Phillips ; part on lease, the
remainder at.will, et low rents, amounting to £259 per annum,
capable of increase at the expiration of the present Leases.
To be viewed ten days preceding the sale, by leave of the
tenants. Printed particulars had of Menrs. Wharton and Dyke,
Solicitors, Temple; at Gartaway's*; and of Messrs. Skinner,
Tu-
chin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.
London, England, 1811-01-11

FPANISII FRONTIERS, DEC. IL

Letters from Madrid contain no news of import.!
ance. A detachment of the Royal- Guard had set
out for Valladolid, but they 'only consisted of 5000.
men. They were sent with the view of keeping up
the line of communication between Marshal Massena
and the capital.
No advices have been received from the East dated
ilater that the end of Novegrber. The insurgents had
been several times defeated, and dispersed by Gene-
ral *Donald.
According to some letters, Cadiz is likely soon to
surrender, since the exertions of our army has enabled
I them effectually to bombard the city. •
MILAN, DECEMBER 14. _

His Royal Highness the Viceroy, as we are inform.
ed, will shortly visit the Emperor at Paris. Their
Majesties have changed their res►dences for the winter.
to Naples, where the Empress Josephine also remains.
The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, under the
name of Count Rdrnanzo, has arrived in Florence.
Fnn►s PARlL—Flis*Hhness the Prince of Bene-
vento (ralleyrand), set out yesterday from Brussels,
commissioned by his Majesty the Emperor, to preside
over the Prefecturate of this Department, until all
the Decrees against British Manufactures have been
tarried into execution.
Baron Durand, formerly Minister at Stutgard, is
to proceed on an important mission to Naples.
VIENNA, DECEMBER Its.
Nerciations of ikortance, we have reason to be-
lieve, are. afloat.
COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER so.

The appearance of an order from our Court to re-
duce the strength of our standing army is daily ex.
petted.
On the 15th M. Comnine arrived on a mission frnm
Stockholm, and on the 16th M. Brune on a mission
from Paris.

PARLIAMeNTART PIt9CEE DINGS.
London, England, 1811-01-11

legions crowd your plains;
Your banners learleseraite in air,
And boldly spurn the Tyrant's chains.
irnm,tiscay'b cliffs, which meet the Ay,
To where sweet Murcia's vales extend,
.'i.erpateiot hosts indignant rise,
And prudence with your courage blend!
Thoeitt sullen clouds the sky deform,
They cannot quench the orb of day;
Your sun shines ewful through the storm,
But soon will chase.the gloom away
I see the sky-born name zeturied—
. I hear yonr martialtrumpetssound—
I see your geltns with vier), plumed,'
Antlifigtedom's roe bestrevi the ground!
See ! wheie the Tagus rolls his Wave,
Of Entering steel aferest ntmlet!
The British Fabins leads tbe_bessii,
And true to you and Freedom pr.xves.
By fam'dCortifina's crimson 'd shore,
Ey all the blood of Patriots slain,
By Britain, and the shade of Worn, -
U,urvers shall not conquer Spain!
'1 is done! the Gallic hands 'Withdraw—
Their ensigns in confusion lurid;
The Tyrant bends to Freedom's law,
And Peace returns to bless the sporl4!
♦a'euf Nith, Dec. 15, 1,, ID. rum° lIRITANNVI.

K
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VERSES 0.1 TtiE SP..eillSH PATRIOTS.
Iberians:eta not in despair,
'Though-Gallic legions crowd your plains;
London, England, 1811-01-11

•
The Lady of the Right Hon. Lord William Beauelerk, of a
!laughter. 'll
At High Wycombe, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir
Howard Douglas, of a daughter.
At his Lor3ship's house in Portland-place, the Right Hon.
Lally Gardiner, of a daughter.
At Howick, the 29th ult. the Countess Gre'r, of a son.
Monday last, in Foley-place, the Hon. Mrs.Warninek, or a son.
Friday, in kipper Bedford-place, the La!y of Captain J. idirciot
of a son.
Lately, at Bettisfield Park, the seat of Sir Thomas Hanmer,
Bart. the Lady of ilottlas Hamner, F 9. of a son.

MARRIED. .
At Etlinburgh,the Ist instant, Wr.i. Henry Hardyrnan, chief
officer of the Hon. Last ludia Company's ship Europe, to Oat Lea
rine, daughter of John liay,'E.q. of Hopes. '
At Perth, the 3lst u t. Dr. Colin Lauder, physichvi, Fala-houw,
tolVllss Agnes Donaldson, daughter of the late John Donaldson
Esq. at Elcho.
At Johnehaven, Robert Bremner, aged g 6, to Jean Dow**
aged 42. The bride, is Laid, measures care° feet 0.1• inches, is
her shoes.
At Dulvcrton, Somerset, Charles Carreater, Esq. of Medlar
ham, to Ana, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Norais, of Dui.
verton. •
At Cathcart Maur, r. Archibald M'Call,lnerchant in Clas•
gow, to Miss Elizabeth Boyd IN Iv. daughter of the Rev. David
Dow, minister of theguipel, Cathcart.
At St Mary's 'Church, Chrome', Lieut. Scihh, of the Royal
Artillery, to Miss Ryan, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Jere-
miah Ryan, of Tipperary.
At Stan:benne Chapel, John Fraccis Knowling Julian, Esq.
Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, to Miss Hauchett, sister of Cap-
tain Hauchett, of the Royal Navy.
London, England, 1811-01-11

All to be Drawn the 15th of FREW TAXY NEX

To the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of aeito,ooo, and
No. 2,3814, a Prize of .E. 1,000, were bath sold in Shares, at the
above Office. Letters, lost yak!, duly answered.
Schemes tract►
London, England, 1811-09-12

-
• . -NEW STATE LOTTERY.
HAZARD, EURNE., and Co. Sthck-Brokers,
knyal-liarliangts„ re.pectftdly stequaint the Public, that
'Pickets and Share% fur the present S I AIL I.() I LISA, to
drawn i2d October, are now on Fair at their Office.
This Lottery contault only t 8,501 l rickets; and they are con-
siderably elwaper than they have keen for many years past.
Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Order* from the Coun-
try, accompanied with remittance,attentl.:d to by return of pat.
London, England, 1811-09-12

'7 • :,"

an Prineo foreigners there are even worse at A lons -of,
15,C00 d • burn demanded of them by Pa no it, for which
our howl need at 1500.

N w,
owing tc•
P trio
attacked
there we
iatrep• '

ly a very serious disturbance in these parts,
one of General It; OA UD'S regiments, which
d ((mud means to seduce. The revolters
the night of the 27th of laic month, when
.tilitia of the place to resist them; yet the
was such, that the assailant. were obliged

tO rPt,
4t
eq

.igious slaughter.
beginning of this month, iupposing that an
,:vailed among RIGAIPD'S remaining troops,

.:siderable force Into his territories, but he
_re not to be shaken in their attachment to their fa-
ef ; and lie therefore returned a few days since to Port
, mortified and confounded by his (allure.
e general opinion among well-informed men here le, that
will in the end become the victim of RIOA Ines superior

4t intrigue, and of his own want of firmness and want of

..manity, withost which his subjects, the blacks, are not to
be governed in the present turbulent state of affairs. PETION is
fully competent to fight bis enemy in the field, but he is (neom
petent to meet his adversary in the ta,...cs of the cabinet."

Bq the Baltic ships which have arrived, some cor-
rect information is transmitted respecting the present
situation of Sweden, and the policy adopted by BER-
NADOTTE. Not a single Frenchman is admitted into
the Council of State, buethe Crown Prince freely exer-
cises his plenary authority, by dismissing from his
service the powerful among the natives. While in the
employment of his functions, he excites, without re-
Inctance or hesitation, the disgust of the Nobles ; he
avails himself of every art to conciliate the affections
of the people, and rebellion itself has, on some occa-
sions, been allowed to go unpunished.
London, England, 1811-09-12

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 9.

Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet, with Mails
for the Brazils.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 10.
The ketch Jonge Adelf, BoEa master, laden with
wine and Juniper berries, bound to London, has been
on shore at St. Nicholas Island, and is much da-
maged : she is now unloading to repair. The Ame-
rican brig Catherine Augusta, has been detained and
sent in here by the ACASTA frigate: she has 20 pas-
sengers on board, and a cargo of wine and brandy,
bound from Nantz to New York.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 11.
Arrived the Hovspun from off Cherbourg, and the
HINDOSTAN from the Downs.---Sailed the ANT on
a cruize.—Wind S.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 11.

Sailed the ACTIVE cutter with dispatches and let-
ters for the fleet off Flushing. Also sailed the whole
of the outward-bound under convoy of the PIGMY for
Portsmouth.--Arrived the Rou.& sloop of war from
a cruize.—Wind S.W.

SHEERNESS, SEPT. it.
Sailed this morning from the Note, the SHELDRAK2
and TWILD, with a fleet for the Baltic.

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 11.

Yesterday, P.M. sailed the LEVERET, Lieutenant
Wonize, with a convoy for the ports up the Baltic ;
and, this morning, the PRINCE OF WALES, with con-
voy for Heligoland.—Arrived the 'Lumen with
convoy from Heligoland.—ln the Roads, the HAVOC,
Vice-Admiral MURRAY.—Wind N.W.

LEITH, AUGUST 9.

Sailed from Leith Roads yesterday morning, the
EGERIA sloop of war, with a convoy to Gottenburgh.
Arrived in the Roads last night, a Danish sloop, a
prize ; and this morning the Neptune smack, from
Hull, with goods. The Jean and Ann, VIVERS, from
Leith, is arrived at Oporto.
London, England, 1811-09-12

THE KING,

IVININSOR CASTL!, MT. 12.
Is His NL►JESry's symptoms remain the same as
yesterday. (Signed)

41 M lIALFORD. M. BAILLIE. R. MUM"

Worison, SEPTEMBER 1 I.—The Resident Chaplain
tends to the Biro occasionally in his composed mo.
Inents.—Last evening the QUEEN, and the Princesses
AUGUSTA, Et IZASETH, and MARY, went to Frogmore,
as usual, to tea, and took an airing this morning to
the same place.—The Princess Sopmra' indisposition,
we are concerned ro learn, is more than a cold : her
koyal Highness is severely afflicted with spasms in
bet stomach, so as to occasion the most excruciating
pain ; she was confined to her bed the principal part
of Sunday and Monday.
London, England, 1811-10-01

NUMBER 76651

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

rj'HIS EVENIFG, Tuesday, October 1, will be
acted the Opera of
THE EXILE.
Count Ulrich, the Elite, Mr EGERTON ;
Governor of Siberia, Mr. BLANCHARD ; •
Bator. Alltradoff, Mr.LISTON;
Count Calmar, Mr. TAYLOR;
Daran, Mr. MING;
Yermach, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Servltz, Mr. FAWCETT.
The Empress Elizabeth, Miss LOGAN ;
Alesina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ;
Sedona, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ;
Katharine, Miss BOLTON.
To which will be added,
RAYMOND AND AGNES ;
Or, THE CASTLE OF LINDENDERGH.
Don Raymond, Mr. BOI.OGNA, jun.
Count Lindenbergh, Mr. JEFFERIES.
Countess of Lindenbergh, Mrs. KNIV ETON I
Agnes, Mrs. PlNeorr • Margaret, Mrs. PARKER;
Spectre of the Bleeding Nun, Mrs. WATTS.
To-morrow, Macbeth..

On Thursday, The Cabinet.
On Friday, The Woodman; Emily by a young Lady (being
her first appearance on this Stage).
On Saturday, Pizarro.
On Monday, The Mountaineers.
On Tuesday, All in the Wrong.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New
Box-Office, in Harr-street.
Boxes 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit Ss. Gd. Second Price 2;
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gai.ery Is. Second
Price 6d.
The doors will be_spened at half past five, and the Play begin
at half past six.

TO THE LOVERS OF HARMONY AND 111 E PUBLIC
AT LARGE.
MR. HAMILTON, opposite the Royal Circus,
Illacklriari—load, reminds his Friends, that he continues to
Value, Purease' or take in change, all kinds of Music and In-
dtruments, Books, Household Goods, and Wearing Apparel,
Plate, Watches, ix. &c. as usual .—A line, addressed as above,
will be attended to—N.B. All kinds of Property Sold by Corn-
fln the most liberal Terms.

day was publish d, price ‘2s. 6d.
THE BRITISH CRITIC, for September.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's
Church-yard.
'I he 13 Hush' Critic, being particularly inteodPd for the Use and
Benefit of the Members of the Estahlishqd Church, arrange-
ments have recently been made for a very early Review of all
Sermons, Charges, Volumes of Sermons, and other Trues in
Divinity..--Information of the publication of such Works in the
couutry, VIM be estetnied a favour.

V Y - • STATE LOTTEgYs •
rf.UESDAY, the 22d of. THIS MONT'Ii; be
A DRAWN, the SMAELESr STATE LOTTERY EVER
YNOWN.—The Capital Prizes are more various, r ickets and •
.arcs are ceveral pounds cheaper than for many years past-
-3 Prilea of A'.lspos
5,u00
S 2,000
S 1,000
12 500
And upwards of 2,700 Prizes of £lOO, ar.d £2ll,
lit the late October Lovery, upwards of 19,000 'rickets were
sold; in the present there are only 13.500 Tickets, and from the
aoiversally approved Scheme, and great demand, it is likely all
the •lickets and Shares will be sold before the Drawing.
London, England, 1811-03-15

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 14.
TN THE MATTER 01 BRICKWOOD AND CO. BANKRUPTS.
Sir Arum's noorr moved for a new trial in this
case, on the part Gf John Fairweather Harrison, who,
by the verdict of a Jury at the Sittings after last
Term, was declared a partner of the house of Brick-
wood. The Learned Counsel grounded his motion,
that it was not tried on an iscue directed by the Court
of Clhincery, but on an action brought by an indivi-
dual, which could not regulate the decision of that
Court.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, he had had a
conversation with the Lord Chief Justice on this sub-
irct, and horn the information he had received, he
thought the verdict ought not to be disturbed. He
would see that Noble Lord again before he gave his
final judgment.