Star.
London, England, 1811-02-25 00:00:00

CASES.

To Dr. SOLOMON, QUAD HOUSE, near LIVISIVIOOI..
sic, Lyon, Jailor 1910.
IMI happy in being enabled, by 'allowing
Cakes, to hear testimony in favour of the good effe.:ts of the
Cordial Balm of Gilead :—.lt; {TICE Islseetee, a young man of
this town, a taylor by husioese, Lad,bern for a considerable
heigts ut time in a ai•cliniiir, state, and was at last so much ee-
-1 duceil in strength, as to be unable to walk across the room with-
out assistance; was ulnaNardi wholly coafiued to his bed, and •
his death expected every day by his I.:fiends. In this hopeless si-
tuation, his father was induced to make a trial of tin Cordial
Balm of Gilead, a large bottle of which be purchased of ate.
:Vier taking it only three days he found benelit, and, by a regu-
hr attention to the directions, and continuance of the meillclnt,
was at Irtigth restored to health, and is now able to attend dilly
to his business as formerly ; it bring at this tone six months duets
Ihe left off taking it. This is, in fact, a remarkable instance of
' the virtues ea the Cordial Bake of Gilead, as his friends, neigh•
bouts, sod myself, can certify.-1 friend of mine also, wha re-
sides about six miles from Lynn, was afflicted several years with
a severe nervosa head-ache, for which. he could Bud so baulk,
altliongli he had the best advice in his neighbourhood; has ob-
' tabled such tenet from the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that lie con-
scantly keeps a large bottle in his house; and, to eke his own
words, " he canuat live without it You are at liberty to
make what use ybu please of the above statements; u I a?n ready
at all times to testify to their trieth.—l ma, Sir, your ebedient ser-
vant., THOMAS MILLER, Bookseller, Lynn, Norfolk.
Excessive lituututecies....-The Cordial Balm of Gilead, by
its softening, healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its salutary
effects, ktiords a sure prospect of returniug strength, and a etre
tail hope of muscular invigoration to those who are debilitated by
premature or excessive iodulgencies t hence arise •weakness of
sight, .verrigos; loss of appetite, and mental decay. 'I be Cordial
Balm of Gilead most wood, r:ully cherishes nature, and will sup-
port the life'of the aged and infirm. In all linseed decay% debi- I
lity, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either sex, whether heredi-
tary,.or owing to youthful imprudeucies, this medicino will afford j.
the most wonderful relief.
The Cordial Balm of Gile;ci is soil in bottles at 10s. ed. etch,'
or four, In or_ family bottle, for 335. on which 9s. is saved: I
May In had of all Affecikiue Madero in the Unlpd

Td BE SOLD BY PUBL/C AU C f iON.
At the Lottdtin Tavern. roxmlo-street, Plymenth, an Theadity
the .51fi day t.f March neat, it Twelve 8'004;
ri'llE beautiful Copper - bottomed SKIP Lt
CHARLES, measuring 389 7-95 Tons.
This ship is perfectly new, being taken on her first craze ttp
His Majesty's ship Amelia, the lion. P. P. It HT, Captans, after
a long and severe chaee i she Is constructed after the exact mo-
del of that fatuous privateer le Breve, (now his Majesty'. aldi
Basbadoes) built by the same artist, and was considered the %nem
and fastest nailing privateer belonging to the enemy. nfihe
pierced far ee guns, has a figure bead, two decks, vs kh a heti
hold, is abundantly supplied with new and valuable stores, has
excellent acconunodations, possesses. every good quality that emn
be desirable in such a ship, ant may be sent- to sea directly at a
trilling ezpence.--4mmechately iftetwards will be Sold, _
All her Gulls; Powder, Shot, and sandry.wailike ttoroi, togs •
ther with a quantity of \Vibe, sortie Brandy, Bread, and of
Provisions; about SOO kigs Iron Ballast, &c. &c.
And then,
The good Prussian Gaines' LA SOPHTE—Admeasures
133 3-94 Tons..
This is a strong burthensome Vessel, in gond repair, has a very
roomy hold, of easy draught of water, and takes the gnsund
captured and condemned as -Prize maths Majesty's ship Snapper,
Lieutenant WILLIAM .11NAITIS,. Commander; and a squadron of
his Majesty's ships then lying sir Basque Road!: •
Also tier Cargo consisting' 4433 Plebe! oteapitil Oak Tim-
ber for ship4suildinpfrincipAtylSt large dimensions, and a test
long Oak Phniti.- " •
And thin eight nabs Ile Riga "Masts, measnring from tit to
72. feet ih length,- ant, front 90 to ?A inches in diameter.
.(The above 'limber and Masts are well deserving the atte4tioill
of Ship Owners andilluldent.)=?:Afterveards,
The pod Ketch LA' JEUNE JlJLlVTTE—Admeasatiiig
55 83-9 a 'rods.
This Vessel Is in good repair; an from her peculiar cons
strection, is admirably adapted for river or canal navigation:
condemned as Prize to his Majesty's brig Monkey, Lieutenant
THOMAS FITZGikALD•' Commander.
Aiisl then her Cargo, consisting of 'french Saki . .
A(eis veloieb svIU te.41414 1.-
,:th!LlPte4 ingtfier 54$ Aprroruanz PADlikt *WWI/4 • .
Measuring 57 66-94 Tons.
•
She is a strong Spanish bulk vessel, has a large tett @allowed
takes the ground well, and would make a gemd coaster; con-
declined as Prize to hTs 'Majesty's Clip AIILIZOII3 Joust Joyce
Eat'. Captain.
Also to &eons Peruvian Bark, landed from the said Prim.
And then the following Goods, viz.
15 Casks and Cases, contaiiiing.ll4oo pair soldien' Shoes
Id Cases, containing 740 pair Soldier's Caps
1 ePitto, containing TapeUs and Trimmings for ditto
1 pin°, containing Oil Case Coverings fur ditto
1 'Ditto, containing Rosettes, Tufts, and Brass Onsalnento
for Caps, Shoulder Straps, Sm.
1 .Ditto, containing Watches, Gold Lace, Epaulets, Gold
Embroidered Stars, and other MiLtary Ornaments fur
Officers, and sundry articles of Jewellery.
Being part of the Cargo of TEspoir, condemned as Prize to his
Majesty's ship Amelia, the Hon. F. P. Irby, Captain.
The under-mentioned Vessels are also for Sale by Private Cams
tract, vie.
A NEW PRIZE BRIG, burthen about 110 Tom (foreled
built, but free), is strongly fastened•and treenaited, sails and takes
the ground well; she is a most desirable "vessel for the coasting
e.nploy, or for any trade her dimensions will suit ; is completely
rigged and tell stored, and may be sent to sea immediately.
A BRIG, about 1100 'Tons burrhen ; a particularly strong oak-
built vessel,*(foreiga built, but free), in excelleut repair, is abun-
dantly supplied with good and useful' stores, takes the ground
well, has two Hush decks, would make an excelleut coaster,
transport, or victualler; is fitted for a thy cargo, well adapted
for the West Indian or Mediterranean trade, and in ad reoprcut
I calculated to make a profitable merchantman—die La ready tot
sea buniediately.—And the (billowing Good, :
33 Baits best Lou Anna Cotton
113 I loolteads Superior Red Wines (I.rench), and
12 Ditto Viii t ()rave. (One Concern.) • -
The above Wines are of the best quality, and well suited to Cis
East or West India, or American Markets.
For inventories, cataloguesl and further information, apply to
THOMAS COLE, George-etreet, Plyaami
February 13, 1611.

DIXON'S AN 111111.10 US PILLS.

eirHESE PILLS have long obtained a jest cele-
-- hrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Liam',
Apothecary, and from their great success in many'oblitinate ps.
lima Disorders, our numerous packets of distinction and other ,
particularly the Duke or Bedford, Sir George Warren, tfe
Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &r. &e.
he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the ap-
probation and sanction of their names.
They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
the tone of the stomach, for curing Indigestion, for preventing •
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eteh:Llama and flat u.
lencies. l'hey prevent habitual and temporary eostlyettess, sick
head-aches, and heart-born, which Is oreasiotnsi by pregnancy,
and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony ul
the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess.
- Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett.
SIR—I have been in the habit of taking ydur Dixon's Antll:4-
I lions Pills with the greatest success, for the last three years, par-
I tictibtiy when pregnant; I have recommended them to seve-
ral of my female acquaintances...in a simfar situtitien, also to
many gentleman: who are in the habit of frequenting our house.
Being quite out of the Pilia, I should thank you to tend me two
I of yaw !artily Boxes, as I am now within six weeks of my MI •
lineman. Mr. Bennett Is Postmaster, and as soon as I receive
the Pills I will remit you a post-ofliee order to the amounts
Hotel, Hereford, • I am,'Sir, your obedient Servant,
January 14, Hunk FLIZ. BENNE'Cr.
Eold wholesale auil retail, at Mr. Butler's, to. e, CreSPstat,
I corner of Pateruester-rovr ; Barer and Co and Smith, Edits-
' burgh and Glasgow i Hoxland, Granvill and Son, and Giibert
I and ilaydone Plymouth ; Harding, Hall, and Johnston. Gniport;
Newberry and. Son, Dahlia ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; Maiory,
Alhaut, and Jones, Pintos ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Cargill and
I Scott, klitiburgh ; Jogger, Taunton ; l' re w nom Exeter; Carts,
I well and Rims, Bath ; Brown, Bristol; Hull and liftwo, New
1 YoNi ; and most country mediclne venders, in bozos at ta. 941. li.
I and Sils. alb. , • • -

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• FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTL

CROWN-OFFkCE, FEBRUARY NS.
RUTUtINEN 10 SERVE IN THU PRILiENT
PAM, LAMENT.
Borough *f Ashburton.
The RlF:ht. lion. Ulm Sullivan, in the room of Walter Park, Earl,
w)ru it.it accepted the Chiltern Hundred+•

not being on board, shall be released without further process.
C. Every Swedish vessel, detained merely because her destina-
tion was an English port, but which is furnished with documents
from the Swedish Government, as well as Swedish vessels now
returning from England, laden with salt, or which are returning
in ballast, shall neither be detained nor condemned.
S. Swedish vessels, which sailed for England before the decla-
ration of war was known at the Swedish port from whence the
vessel was dispatched, cannot be detained, much less condemned.
4. A Swedish vessel canoot be condemned merely for having
used an English licence.
5. Swedish vessels, suspected of having availed themselves of
English convoys, canr.ut be condemned without proofs the most
incontestible.
It is hardly possible that this decree can have had
the concurrence of NAPOLEON. In what light will he
view it, and what effects may we expect it to produce ?
He is well aware that there is vast fund of discontent
and dissatisfaction In the Northern population of the
Continent, which the most trifling additional outrage
may cause to burst forth, and overwhelm all the ar-
mies by which they are held in subjection ; and it is
therefore possible that he may defer for a time any
pretctir2l improceinn of his sense of this open disobe-
dience on the part of Denmark, backed as he will pro-
bably view it, by a secret understanding among the
other Northern powers.

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THE CONTINENT.

and April 6, at one, at __tterney,
Langhorne Chambers Fenchurch-street.
iohn Shoollsred, of Chamber,
London, and Dover-place,
Surrey, merchant, March 1, at twu, 9, and April 6, at rue,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, America-square.
James Denton, of Burnham, Essex, seedsman, dealer and chap-
man, February 26, March 16, and April 6, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Powell, No. 25, Finch-lane, m-
ini!, London.
Richard Rowney, of Hatton Garden, Middlesex, perfumer,
dealer and Chapman, March 2, 12, at eleven, and April 6, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Old Jewry,
Lundon.
William Lea, of Deptford, Kent, ironmonger, dealer and chap•
man, March 2, at twelve, 9, and April 6, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. lilakelock and Makinson, Elm-court, 'tem-
ple, London.
Crawford Mollison, of Tavistoeleplace, Middlesex, merchant,
February 26, March 5, and April 8, at twelve, at GuildhalL—
' Atternles Messrs. Dann and Crossland, Broad-street, London.
Thomas Jenkins, late of Prescot-street, Goodman's-Fields, Mid-
dlesex, upholsterer, dealer and Chapman, March 2,9, and
April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, /Anus. Collins
and Waller, Spital-square, London.
lames Jones, of Basinghall.street,Londou, Elackwall-Hall factor,
February 28, March 5, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Empson, Charlotte-street, Blackfrlars-road.
Caleb Sumer, of No. 32, Paternoster-row, London, printer,
dealer and ehapnlan, February 26, at eleven, March 9, and
April 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. D. and G.
W. Rusooo, Crown-court, Akterosate-atrort.

TtlE EVENING STAIL

THE ARMY.

at Torbay
Peter Bogle Lints Bogle the younger, and Daniel lopson, 311 of
Ringley,••Lancashire, calico-printers, dealers and chapmen, --...—.._
March 13, 14, and April 4, at one, at the Star Inn, Manches-
Since our last four /think Mails have arrived, - His Majesty's frigateDarinsseerith:isll
ter. Anomie'', Mesors. Tarrant, Clarke and Richards, Chan-
and Swror sloops, and SOPHIA brig, arrived Maui
bringing intelligence from the Continent of a varied '
on Saturday night, from Portsmouth, with a con
cery-lane, London ; or Mr. Claughton, Man:heater.
Thomas Hole-melte_ Scotts late of Tiverton, Devon, spirit-mer. description. Peace seems now to have been finally
of t-ansports for Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar.
chant, dealer and chairman, February to, March 13, and April conclided between Russia and the Pont, but if we vor
ri, at twelve, at the Hotel Tavern, .n Exeter. Attarales, Mr:
may augur from the Continental movements of Rus-
Kendall, Exeter; 'or Mr. George Abbott, Abel:larch yard.
.Roger Leig% and David Armstrong. both of Liverpool, our- sian troops, the Cabinet of St, Petersburgh seems in- 1 It is with regret we have to state' the return to Fat-
eon's. March 11, IC, and Aril 6, ar tine, at the t/olden Lion, tent On retaining a hostile attitude. The French mouth of the reinforcements for Lisbon which left
Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. J. and W. Lowe, troops in the vicinity of Frankfort are also said to be Plymouth some days ago. As a still more mdse.
'luny* London ; or Mr Leigh, i
eigh, Basnett-atrvet. Liverpool. n motion, but for what reason we are not inf_ormed:
Thomas Richardson, of Liverpool, soap-boiler, tallow chandler,choly par[ of our duty, however, we have to comma-
.
dealer and chavnian, March 16, 19. and April 6, at eleven, at perhaps they are watching the progress of the Kuseran. loss -
i nicatetne of two transports, with troops and gores
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomies, Messrs. Parr and armies.
Thompson, Fenwick-street, Liverpool; or Messrs. Shephard A new organization of affairs in Prussia, embrac- on board, off the Lizard, on Wednesday night. n
and Atilington, Bedford-iow. London. in g the civil, military, and commercial Departments particulars of this unfortunate event wlll he found is
James Greenbalgh, of Elmo, parish of Bury, Lancashire, whi:-
seer, dealer and chairman, March 11,1'3, and April 6, at two, of State, has been proposed, under the direction of M the following letter from our correspoodent at Fat
M.
at the Star Inn, Mellower. Aitornies, Mr. Samuel Wwid- BAITLANT), a French Commissioner of high rank. mouth :
cock, Bury ;or Meurs. Blakeleck and Makinson, N 0.3, Elm- By a decree of NAPOLEON, dated in Decefnber last,
court, Temple, London. Holland, the Hanse towns, and the whole territory o FALMOUTI l, ITERUARY 22.
William Kimbell, late of Goswell-street, Middlesex, coal-riser- i ,
sitnat.cd between the Ems and the Elbe, were an- ..
' gg Yesterday put in here, by contrary wind, his
Ma shp FRANCILISL: and a sloop of war, with
chant, dealer and chairman, March 2,4, and April 6, at ten„
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alexauder Lamb, Alderagate- I flexed formerly to France. Government, have, there-
Crime, Loudon. I fore, come to a resolution, to consider those countries, about 100 sail of transports, and about !0 sail of
John Watson, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer an/ chapinan, towns, and place:, from and after the Ist of Januarl, merchant vessels under convoy, bound to Spit.
March 19, 21, and April 6, at one, at the ellobeTavern, John-
cornier and the followintherefore, Portugal, and *e Mediterranean. We have to re.
as
.; flags are, ex-
street, Mverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, g
gret the loss of two transports off the Lizard, on
Soutrampton-Buildings, Choractry-lane, London; or Messrs eluded tram the protection of the licences ; namely,
Orred and Baines, Liverpool. Dutch, Papenburg, Hamburgh, Lubeck, Bremen,
John Higginson, of Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, dealer Aldenburgh, Kniphausen, and such vessels as bear Wednesday uight, viz. the brig John and Jane (YD)
and cllapman, February 26, March 5, and April 6, at two, u
, the.. Prussian
. flag, if they are owned' by persons re- belonging td Shields, and Wellington ordnance store.
the George Inn, Manchester. Anomie., Mr. Wm. Edge, St.
'Lip, for Malts. The former was run down by hi
Ann's Chureb-yard,Macchester ,• or Mr. Philip Hurd,Tempie. siding in those towns of Prussia, in East Friesland
George Newton of Maidstone, Kent, sober, February l'.ll, at (as Emden,&c.) which were annexed :o France in the,
ship FRANCHISE ;she had on board two
eleven,
eleven, March 9, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Lanntwa.—
Messrs.Attornies,
Bond and Fairbanks, Seething-lane,Tower- . decree alluded to.
We have more than once intimated to our Readers Captains, two Lieutenants, three :Ensigns, -ns, one hundred
strett. that the Northern Powers had
Samuel Griffiths. of Old Boswell court. Carey-street, parish of
St. Clement's-Dane, Middlesex, wits, March 2,9, and April disposition to relax in some degree in the execution dren, of the 11th regiment ; all of whom have perish.
6, at twelve,.at Guildhall. Atomics, Messrs. Budd and of what has been called, by France, 44 The Continen- et!, together with 4 seamen and2boys. Theonlypersoro
Hayes, Bedford-row. tal System." This is confirmed by the latest accounts.
Thomas Coldman, of Ockley, near Dorking, Surrey, shopkeeper, -n arrangement has been made between Denmark ' saved are one Ensign, '22 men, of the 11th regiment;
dealer and chapnian, March 2, 12, and April 6, at ten, at A
Master, Mate, and C seamen of the transport. The
Guildhall, London. attorney, Mr. Empson, Charlotte 'street, and Sweden, in which the former has admitted condi-
Blackfriar's Road. tions which are ostensibly, as well as virtually, in op- I Wellington, of Hull, loaded with guns and sho-.,
position to the principles imposed by France upon the ! was run on board of by the American •shi 1
Samuel Marston of Grange-road, Bermondsey, Surrey, baker
and corn-chandler, February Vt, at eleven, March 9, and April
l tercourse, COUTTS Master, and sunk in the course
13 n•
pon n-
Continental Powers. As far as depends u De
6, at ten, at Gnat:ono Attorney, Mr. Empson, Charlotte-
street, Elackfriu's Road. mark, the commercial intercourse between Sweden
lof ten minutes—the Captain and six men drowned •
-
Augustus nouiein Sorgenney, late residing in Russia, but now and England is scarcely liable to interruption t—for
the Mate and five hands were saved ..—The Interccum
of Liverpool, merchant, March 18, 19, and April 6. at one, there is hardly a case of a Swedish vessel sailing either
at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool Anomie',
to or from this country which will not fall within is from London, bound to America, and has lost he.
Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-
some
decree lately foremast, bowsprit, mizen.mast, and maintop.rnrt.-
b I
lane, London; or Messrs. Orred and Baines, or Messrs. Crump
and Lodge, Liverpool. : emitted by the Court of Copenhagen :
Lewis Kern and Daniel Muller, of Amen-corner, Paternoster- DANISH DECREE.
The gallant General Aneeettousie, son of the irr.
row and Yetter-lane, London, furriers, March 1, at two, 9, i mortal hero of that name, is to have a red ribbo-
• Guildhall. At Mr. Woods,' ' 1. AU Swedish vessels, detained on account of the bill of tale '''
. . _ _ .. . _ _ ld will be made aLi ,:-General in the Brev,..!

any a Lieutenant-_
expected immediately to come out.
In the first military circles, the namos of Genera%
Dow,KEPPEL,SHERIBIIOOKI,WHZTHAM,HILL,PREVOST,
and COT rex, are mentioned for the honourable and
lucrative appointment of Commander-in-Chief of the
Islands of Bourbon and Mauritius.
We are sorry to see in tome late letters from our
army in Portugal, accounts of considerable deserting.
A detachment of the Royal Artillery Drivers is
expected to arrive at Portsmouth next week, to ern.
bask for Portugal.
On Monday last, detachments of 70 Mtn of the 7th
Regiment of Foot, and 140 of the 2d battalion Light
Infantry King's German Legion, embarked at Ports.
mouth, for foreign service.
About 200 of tl.e 78th Highland regiment march.
cd into Portsmouth on Friri.,y. preparatory to thelf
embarkation to the Isle of Wight. They go to the
East Indies, to join their regiment.
By the new Brevet there will be vacancies for the
command in Scotland, of the York, South-west, Li.
verpool, and Severn districts, besides for Generals on
the Staff in Ireland, the Kent, Eastern and otherdis.
tricte. It is said, that General MoNTAtit;it MATIIVW
gets the command of the Severs district.
Tuesday morning, about fire o'clock, the prison at
Pennycuick, near Edinburgh, in which 4
number of French prisoners are confined, was broke,
by undermining the wall, and 12 of them got out.—
The alarm was soon given, and the guard fired, I,r
which one Frenchman was killed. The rest escapee!.
but some of them have since been retaken.
Thursday, the 4th battalion of the Royals marched
from Dunbar, on their route to Stirling.

We understand that the PIiCEDE frigate, Captain
JAMES HILLYAR? and AersoN sloop, Lord Viscount
NEi'ILLE, the names of which are mentioned in the
Gazette, as being present at the reduction of the Isle
of France, were not so fortunate as to assist in the
operations against the island, as they only arrived off
the island, with the Cape division cf troops, the day
the capitulation was signed. It was a question when
the MENELAUS sailed, whether they would be allowed
to share in the advantages of the conquest, though
the feeling seemed to be in their favour. The aban-
donment of the question by those who were actually
present, will make some considerable difference to the
superior officers apportioning the shares, as General
Comm.; who commanded the Cape troops, will step
in for his claim of the prize property. . The utmost
exertions were making to send the men of war belong-
ing to the East India station, and the East Indiamen
employed on the occasion, back to India. General
WARNE, the 2d in command, in the expedition, was
shot through the hat. They were to take part of the
troops again to Madras. Tile CORNELIA frigate:Cap-
tain Eocecc, had left the Isle of France, with dis-
patches for Lord MINT°. Captain PArrintsow, of
the HESPER sloop, had been promoted to the com-
mand of the CEvtoN, vice TOSIKINSON, come home ;
Lieutenant Lcovn, of the BOADICEA, promoted to the
rank of Commander, and appointed to the HECATE ;
Captain Fun ER, of the RACEHORSE, was promoted to
the Comma cus ; and Captain CAULFIELD had taken
the commend of the IrincENlA.
TheMEN MAUS also left at St. Helena, theUaRIAL
Capt. WEATIIERUEAD, having on board Mr. SALT,
(who was Secretary to Lord VALENTIA on his travels,)
for England. Mr. SALT left this country two years
since, on a Mission to Abyssinia. He touched ar;
Madeira and at the Cape, whence Admiral BERTIE
afforded him convoy to Mosambique ; from Mosam-
bique Mr. SALT proceeded to Adeen, where he visited
the SULTAUN, and there through the Straits to Mocha.
Here he made his preparations for prosecuting the
objects of his Mission into Abyssinia. In December i
Mr. SALT crossed over to the opposite coast ; where a
new port being discovered on this occasion at Am.
phyla, he endEavoured and at length with great diffi-
culty succeeded in gaining communication with his W
Excellency the RAS ILLED SESALLE, or Viceroy of
Tigre. He concerted measures with the RAs to meet
his people at Hassowah. Here he arrived on the
February, and found the Chieftain %me,
and Mr. PEARCE, who had left him in Abyssinia with
the view of acquiring the native languages. Mr.
SALT soon after set out for Antalow, where he arrived
sifter a mnnth's journey, the chief difficulty attending
which was the transmission of two curricle guns
through so mountainous a country. At Antalow
Mr. SALT found the RA,S, with whom he continued
until May; when having happily succeeded in effect-
ing the principal objects of his mission, he returned to
the Sea Coast, visiting Axum in his ways and reached
Mocha in the early part of June.

The Duke of CLARENCE had an interview with Es
Royal Father for a considerable time ou Thursday.
Yesterday, about three o'clock, the Earl of CARO
GAN died at his house in Grosvenonstreet, in the 86th
year of his age. He held the places of P: ivy Punt
to the Kiso, and Governor of Windsor Castle. He
having died without male issue, he is succeeded in l s
title and estates by his nephew, Mr. BEL:DOKLL, out
of the Equerries to the QueLx.
The Board of Trade, we learn, have determial
to grant licences, for the importation of grain and
other commodities, (excepting oil, spirits, lobsters, and
stock. fish), from any post of Norway, Sweden, or
Denmark, without the Baltic, not under blockade, by
'rcaj/er."billifl"rlWri",777XCePt thatof Xraaos ur
those of her immediate dependencies.
Yesterday, Janes Fallon, late a corporal of the 611
Regiment uf.Foot, and now a pensioner of Chelsea
Hospital, was apprehended, and charged before the.
Rev. Dr. BATE DUDLEY, with the wilful murder
Ann, his wife, in the parish of St. Luke, Chelsea, (a
Tuesday, the 18th instant. The Coroner's Inquest
brought in a verdict of wilful murder against the in,
soner, on Thursday last.
COI ti EICIANOZ, MAIR.LAINg, Fas..2s.—The fresh arrival'
of Wheat at market to-day make a middling supply; odes bri
last
sk,
and last prices fully sisailitained—Barley also supports the
quotatiou, soil in tolerable supply—Malt at little variation—
. White Peas in more plenty—Grey-rod Bouts attach description
I keep their prire---There are tolerable quantities el Oats on band,
and these of first quality ars quoted tuber dearer—. Flour without
; alteration.

SIT4IIIIAL sigliasteir AO WIDER.
Wheat, 66e. $2.. M. Beans (old). 4its. 544.
Fine ditto, 961. 100 s. Tick ditto (old), 44%. 50e.
Rye (new), SU. 404. Oats. Its. 144. sise,
Barley, 261.395. Polanl dote, sos. ate. ad,
Malt, bas. 70$. rtuatoe ditto. Os. 331. 04
White Peas (bonen), M 11.594. °Rant iced, X 45, LW.
Fine Flour,'9o4. to 115e.a6Z-coasis. 754.10 Pm.
FROM THE LONDON GAZE?-FF., February S.
Average Price of Cara in Ragland and Wiles from the return
ending the 16th of February, 1611.
‘Vbeat. Rye. Harley. Oats. Beasts. Puns.
4.
4.
I a.
a.
I 6.
4.
I a.
4.
I s.
41
s a.
95 0 49 3 49 11 s 5 II 41 7 49 4 0
The aver age Price of Sugar, computed from the returns rook
In 44* Welk ending dig 394 b 4sy of febraary is 445.1}4, TIN cw:

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