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London, England, 1811-09-11

No bottile arm would strike the reptile dead,
Too mean to slay; on human sufferings fed.

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'Tis the Mastiff, he who roams,
Dauntless, with assiduous care,
Round the Peasant's lonuly home
Should the dainty viands share.
Tet his kind master, to the stranger gives
A whole.onte meal, and he on refuse lives.
Grandeur smiles on meaner thingi,
These vile curs their dainties share,
But when grief the bosom wrings,
Grief may welter in despair.
Alas! in vain a human sufferer sues,
Tissue* glad to snatch what pampered dogs refuse.

Ye, who, formed for earthly joys,
Neither cold nor hunger know,
Listen to the Orphan's cries,
Listen to the voice of woe.
And, oh! forbear these worthless pets to feed,
With food your suffering fellow.creatures need.
Love from GOD you'll thus secure,
And if more delights there be,
Take the blessings of the Poor,
Take the prayers of Poverty.
Here, Wealth and Power, a phrase divinely true,
" The poor should share what litaves bestows on you
London. D.
London, England, 1811-09-11

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ON SEEING LADY'M-
AMINO WM DODS, •N SUNDAY, WNZN OND !ROIL FROM HID
SMDRACE, AND ALMOST CALM) A TIT Of IIISANSIT.

Trembling fell the Arm of age,
When her little Dog she spied,
Sporting on life's idle stage,
From its tender guardian's side,
Oh ! save my Dog—my little datl.ng save,
Or plunge us both in one sepulchral grave.
Calm those agonising fears,
Empress of the brutal tribe:
Wipe away those briny tears,
Lo! thy darling's at thy side.

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London, England, 1811-03-27

THE ARMY.

...

We have great pleasure in stating to our military
-.Medd:, that an allowance of tventy-five pounds per
annum, for every Troop4ur Company of the Regi-
ments serving at home, lars and Militia, is to be
imniediately granted, in Sid of the expences of the
mess fund, to commence from the 25th Dec. 1809.
The Army is indebted to the indefatigable exertions
of General GAPCOYNZ for this seasonable addition to
their income ; and the General is now endeavouring
to obtain an augmentation to the non-effective and
contingent allowances at present granted to Captains
of Troops and Companies, which, at this period, is
certainly very inadequate to cover the expences for
which they were originally fixed, at the abolition of
the stock-purse fund in the year 178.1.

The 2d battalion, 91st Regiment, in the neip-
bourhood of Edinburgh, are fast filling up, and w 11
soon be compleated, and form a body of fine young

men.

THE BATTLE OF BARROSA.
OZNIRAL ORDERS ISSUED IT °CORRAL GRARRIII ATT&L
London, England, 1811-03-27

;Iteration in the Warms, as they were left to the Ministers of
the eTOWA.
The consideration of this Eubnate was then postponed till to-
morrow.
The. remaining Resolutions were then lead, and on the 1
SPEAKER'S putting the question that they be read a second time, !
Mr. HUTCHINSON said, that before this question was disk
posed of, he was desirous of saying a few words, for the purpose-1
of calling the attention of his Majest)'s Ministers to the manner
In which the various sums were appropriated. '1 Ise sum of
settSo,ooo was voted for the service of Dublin, while fur the are 1
coed city in 'lreland there was only the sum of £1.;00, thoueli io
every point of view, as a naval station, as a great mercantile city,
contributing largely to the expences of Government, the city it
Cork was entitled to the attention of Parliameett. There had
been enormous sums expended on fortifications in the neighbours
hood of Cork, and it was likely that large sums would be still
requisite to complete them. This was not the time fur inquiring
whether those .ums were properly expended, but he knew very
well that a very few thousands would have been of infinite ad-
vantage iii facilitating the communication by water between Spike
Island (where those expensive works were raising) and Cork
and be thought it would have been quite as well, when Mi-
nisters came to Parliament with these Estimates, if they had tee
tended their regard beyond the capital, and bestowed somelattene
don on the sec and city in Ireland.
Mr. lOS I'ER was much surprised at the misstatement of the
Honourable Gentleman, with respect to the sums ranted for
Dublin. The charities in that city were of a general nature, and
not confined to Dublin alone. He had been pleased to select one
es. 4 ;nate of £2Stan for Cork, for the purpose of making a coetrast;
but he forgot all that had been done for Cork ; and be would ask
in return, what had Cork done for the country ? He thought
the observations of the Honourable Gentleman very strange, and
very incorreCt.
Mr. HUTCHINSON explained.
The Resolutions were then agreed to.
The House next proceeded to the further consideration of the
Report of the Convnittee on the Barrack and Miscellaneous Es-
timates.
After some explarations by Mr. Wnwarott, of the appropria-
tion of the sums in :he Barrack Department, and a few observa-
tions from Mr. BANKS', the Resolutions were read and agreed
to.—Adjourned.

TIM EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
London, England, 1811-03-27

TO.OUR READERS.

We have received information from one of our Country Readers.
that be was charged postage for a copy of the STAR, inclosing
or inclosed is a Lottery Bill. Tile charge was perfectly proper ;
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postage on every occurrence of the kind, and to deduct it from
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London, England, 1811-01-15

FORBURY, READING.

RR.ESTRlNEGESTC;.lavLinittfo,rramosedt a .conneacyttiooninWfoith
M
Nis Friends and the Public, that be now receives and Boards
Young Gentlemen for that Seminary, where they will have the
advantage of the beat Classical Education. At the same time he
intends himself to teach every pan of the Mathematics, which is
necessary for the introduction of Youth to Naval and Military
Professions, Surveying, Etc. previous to entering any if the Na.
tonal Establishments for those purposes.
Cards of Terms may be had at his House in the ForburyL

NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT.
rrHE. Rev. RICHARD DE GRENTHE's Aca-
demy, under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the Doke
of Bent, will re-open on the tOth instant.
For particulars apply (if by letter post-paid) as abase.

STATE LOTTERY.
TIAZARD, BUR L, AND Co. Stock-Bribes,
respectfully inform the Public, that Ticazra and SHAits
fir the NEW STATE LOTTERY, are now on Sale, at their
Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
Ihe Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets, numbered from I to
it 0,009, on an entire new plan. The Scheme contains four Prizes
of £20,000-10 other Capitals—and no Prize lower than £2O.

All to be Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY NEXT.

In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of £20,000, and
No. 3,848, a Prize of .E 2,000, were both sold in Shares, at die
auove Office. Letters, post paid, duly answered. ,
Schemes gratis.
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LIST INDIA HOUSE.

Yesterday the dispatches were finally closed at the
, East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the

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following ships, viz.
Henry Addington, Captain J. Ktte Parana ; Essex, Captain
; Cumberland, H. WILK; Naos! ~Bombay and China.
\Vollmer Cagle, Capt. L. Dodds ; St. Helena, Bencualen, and
China.
PAWNOR'S! PER HENRY ADDINGTON—For Bombay: Cap-
tain 'and Mrs. Leighton, Captain and Mrs. Aitchesnn, Mr. M.
• Merse, Messrs Kiddie and Brydon, free mariners; Messrs.
Groundwater, Morse, Williams, Miller, and Clark, cadets.
PASSENGERS eta Essex.—For Bombay: T. Flower,Esq. sm.
merchant ; Captain Mrs. and Miss Allen, Lieutenant Dangefield,
Lieutenant and Mrs. M‘Donell, Messrs. Prince and Carnegie,
assistant surgeons; Mr. Matson, free mariner; Mrs. H. Clark,
Mr. G. Smith, Bombay marine; Messrs. J. M'Cullum, Hutch-
inson, and Milne, cadets. For Madras : Miss Tindall.
PASSENGERS e a CVNIBERLAND.-10r Bombay: Lieutenant
and Mfs. Wood, Lieutenant Graham, marine; Messrs.C.Alforcl,
Smith, and A. Inverantes, free mariners ; Mr. J. Stephenson,
assistant surgeon ; Messrs. Schuler, Foster, and Sandworth, ca.
dots.—Fat Prince of Wales's island: Mr. Murcheson, writer.
PASSENGERS FIR WALKER CAPTLE.—For St Helena: 3. D.
Fontein, Esq. senior merchant.--For Bencoolen: Mrs. Holloway
and Gamily; Rev. W. Whinfield, Miss Winnfield, Mr."l*. Barnes.
London, England, 1811-01-15

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I PdALMMEMWRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JAN. 14.

CONFERENCE WITH THE COMMONS. .

The yarl of LIVER POOL. moved, that a Message be seat to
the Commons, acquainting t! er , that this Hones desires a Int-
-1 sent Conference in the Pain ed Chamber touching the subject of
the Resolutions voted by tlys House on Friday last ; which being
moved accordingly, the Masters in Chancery present repaired to
the House of Commons, and on their return, reported that t►e
Commons had agreed to the desired Conference.
A Deputation was then appointed to manage the Conference
en the part of their Lordships consisting of the Lord Privy Seal
(Earl of Westmoreland) the Earl'. of Liverpool, Mount Edge-
eutulte, and Plandere, t►e Bishop of Killala, Lords Napier and
Walsingham,

Mr. QUAR:I a, Acting Usher of the Black Rod, acquainted
their Lordships, that the Commons were waiting the Confer-
once in the fUnted Chamber, on which the above-mentioned
Peers went forth.
U. the return of the depotatin a, the Earl of Westmoreland repor•
ted to the Meuse, mat the Conference which was managed on the
part of the Commons by Lord Clive, bad taken pluce ; when their
Lordships Resolution of Friday last was duly communicated.
The House then adjourned till to-morrow, when the Session
of Parliament win be regularly opened by Commiaion : and on
which occasion the Lords are summoaed.
London, England, 1811-01-15

DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION.

Letters from India state, that the forest of Imel-
&lir (in the kingdom of Arai was, through the ne-
gligence of some wood-cutters, who had kindled a
fire at the foot of several lofty trees, in a state of con-
flagration in the early part of Tune. The forest was
6,5 miles in length, and 28 in breadth ; and such was
the power of the flames, aided by a high wind, that
massesof burning a NA, weighing half* ton, were car-
, ried through the air to a distance of 20 miles. Fifty
villages in the vicinity of the forest were destroyed.-
1 Many of the unfortunate and idolatrous natives be-
-1 lieving the calamity to be a direct visitation of some
vengeful deity, and not choosing to survive the loss
of their property, precipitated themselves into the
flames. At the date of these letters the conflagration
had continued with unabating fiercenessfer five weeks;
and from the vast area in which the body of fire lay,
together with the contiguity of other forests, the de-
struction of half the kingdom appeared certain.
London, England, 1811-01-15

READING SCHOOL MUTING.

rrlIF. ANNIVERSARY of the READING
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STEWARDS.
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ARMY.

A LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, upon Half-Pay,
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or Cavalry, on FaU Pay. Letters (post paid) addressed to A. 13.
No. 17, Poland-street, London, will be attended to.

TO THE FACUETW

A GENTLEMAN wishes to enter into Partner-
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of the Profession, Surgery, Midwifery, and Pharmacy) in Lon-
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probably retire in a few years. A moderate premium will be
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Just published, a New Edition, price 6s. 6d. in boards, of
AN ADDRESS frdtn a CLERGYMAN to his
PARISHIONERS.
By R. VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. Rector of Stradisball, Suffolk.
An allowance is made to those who buy a quantity to give to
their poorer neighbours.

•„0A few C;ples are printed on finer paper, price Ss.
Sold by Longnum and Co. Richardson, and all other Book-
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A VOLUME of SERMONS, preached on Public Occasions,
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Observations on the Catholic Question, and on several other int-
portant Subjects.

This day was published, price Ss.
A SHORT STATEMENT of the TRADE in
GOLD BULLION; with an Attempt to spew that Bank
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Ibis day vraa published,
In One Vol. Svo. price 85. in boards, the 2d Edition, of
ATREATISE on the ETYMOLOGY and
SYN FAX of the ENGLItili LANGUAGE.

By the Rev. ALEXANDER CIO;4:4BII.LTE D.
Printed for Jaseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul', Church-yard.
Where may be had, by the same Author,
An ESSAY on PnILOSOPKICAL NECESSITY, in One large vol.
Bvo. price 7a. in boards.

This day war published,
In 4to. with eight plates engraved by Lowry, price 14s. boards,
.I‘. NEW TREATISE ON PERSPECTIVE ;
founded on the Simplest Principles, containing Universal
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This day was published,
Price One Shining, the nd Edition, with Additions,
AN ACCOUNT of the several LIFE ASSLT-
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Remarks oa their respective merits and advantages.
' By FRANCIS DAILY.
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London, England, 1811-01-15

SPAIN and PORTUGAL —A New Military Spectacle and
re-engagement. of Mr. IRELAND for Eleven Nights.
ASTLEY'S PAVILION THEATRE,
NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.
Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.
THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, and every Even-
-1: i::g this Week, at half past six, the much admired PONEY •
rAcEs ; and, for the nth time, a new Grand Picturesque Mili-
tary Spectacle, called' LISBON; or, Ruse de Guerre en the
Banks of the 'Tagus. The Scenes partjy taken on the spot where
the military occurrences took-place, will be exhibited in the fol-
lowing - succession : Is', Interior of a Spanish Habitation ; td,
near Lisbon ; 3d, Extensive View of Lisbon ; 4th, Pass
of r.lJ:i.an al ; sth, The Corunna Road ; 6th, The Cortes Coun-
cil Ch.:mher; 7th, The French Camp In the Mountains; Bth,
biih Franca, on the Tagus; 9th, An extensive View of Ma-
i7`.d intli, Outside of the Escurial; 11th, Rocky Pass near
Cintra; 12:1t, to conclude with a View of French Foraging Par-
ro,Arg the Tagus, General Action, Defeat, Ste. In the
c err. of the Evening, Astonishing Feats of Activity by the
'Fr a 01- Equestrians.—'2d time, a New Comic Burletta, called
RID CI'S-TOW:RS ; or, Who Pays the Piper. With Mr.
li:l'A-A ND, the Yorkshire Highflyer's Performances. And the
Pantomime of HARLEQUIN's SALUTATION.
Is-iors nrca at half-past five, and begin at half-past six o'clock.
Ilaif Price half-past
Equestrian Tuition dailL, by able Masters, from Ten to Three.

CITY DISPENSARY,
GROCE•R'S HALL COURT, POULTRY.
The Right Honourable the Loan MAYOR, President.
A GENERAL'QUARTERLY MEETING of
the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY will be holden at
the Dispnsary FO-VIORRO%V Evening.
The Chair to be taken at Six o'Clock precisely.
By Order of the Committee,
A. B. TURNBULL, Secretary.
Bolt-Court, Jan. IS, 1811.
London, England, 1811-01-15

PRESENTS FOR YOUTH.

Just published, and may be had, with many others, in morocco
bindings, of John Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street,
Bond-street,
1.
LI EABROOIC VILLAGE and its INHABI-
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founded on Facts that occurred in Dorsetshire, price 4s. 6d. in
boards, or ss. half-bound. •
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ings, Ps. boards, or Ps. bourid.
S. The same Work in French, for the Use of Schools, 2. vols.
4. The Art of Pleasing in Company, exhibited in t 8 Conva-
elisions in Italian and French, 6s.
5. Zoological Anecdotes. By William Brewster, 211 Edition,
2 vols. 7s.
" Young minds may reap considerable improvement from these
volumes."—Moinhly Review.

This day was published,
In irro. price 12s. boards, the Second Edition corrected and
improved, of

A N INTRODUCTION to the THEORY and
1 PRACTICE of PLAIN and SPHERICAL TRIGONO-
METRY, end the Stereographic Projection of the Sphere : in-
cluding the Theory of Navigation; comprehending a variety of
rules, formula, &c with their practical applications to the
mensuration of heights and distances, to determining the lati-
tude by two altitudes of the r..tn, the longitude by the lunar
observations, and to other important problems on the Sphere,
and OA Nautical Astronomy.
_ By THOMAS KErTH,
*—Private Teacher of Mathematics.

Printed,for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
nostemow. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
A New Treatise on the Use of the Glebes, 12mo. price 6s. la
beards.
London, England, 1811-01-15

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Janairy ‘2, 1311.
1111 E COURT of DIRECTORS of th; UNITED
COMIM.VIV MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Craig,
so the EAST INDIES, do herely give notice,
That they will be ready to receive proposals, in writing, on or
before Wednesday the 16th instant, from any persons who El ay
be willing to let on freight to the Company, a good Copper-
bottomed Ship, of from.l2oo to 1400 tons burthen, now build-
ing at Bombay, to bring a Cargo from the port of Calcutta, on
the Company's account.
The Tenders, with the words Ship Tender" on the ccver
to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or be-
fore twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 16th instant, beyond
which hour the Coert will not receive any Tender.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
The particulars of the terms and conditions on which the Ship
will be engaged on the Company's service, may be seen, upon ap-
plication to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Ship-
ping, on or after rriday nett the 4th instant.
London, England, 1811-09-16

CADIZ, Aucusr 12.

According to intelligence received from the interior
of Arragon, Soult was, with a numerous corps of
troops, in Castro de Rio.
The Army of Blake disembarked, the latter end
of Jui.y, in Almeria and the neighbouring parts.
The last information arrived from the Castelles
says that those countries are in the greatest state of
exultation and esithuitasm, in consequence of the re-
ported advantages obtained over the enemy by the
Patriots.

At;Gum. 13.—General Blake was nn the sth in
Vizi; his force consisted of 20,000 infantry and many
bone. It is said that troops will be sent to New
tipiin, and it is added, that the expedition will go in
the s:lip Algesiras.

We are assured, the Cortes have negatived the
proprsal of an unlimited free commerce from Ame-
rica with foreign, ports, granting them, reverthel,ss,
certain privileges in determined points. Important
advantages are stated to have been gained by our
troops in Figneras.
In the neighbourhood of Figueras there are 5000 ;
with General Suchet there now remain but 9000
men, including the garrison of Tarragona.
In the action of the 15th of July, before Astorga,
Sublieutenant D. Calexia Aruales greatly distinguish-
ed himself, having with eight men defeated eighty of
the enemy's dragoons.
SOMAEN, JULir
The Commandant-General of the troops of this

province, D. J. Dura, attacked in Areza the garri-
son of Calatayud, dispersed and pursued them for'a
considerable distance ; more than half the enemy were
killed on the field of battle.
GRANADA, JULY 122. •

According to letters of die 12th from Seville, Soult
was on the 15th to march from that city with a corps
of rrom 8 to 9000 men, but on the 17th he hail not
set out. They are, however, ready to start on the
first notice, with their artillery, baggage, and many

transports, intended to contain the spoils of the coun-
try : in the mean time, the embargo upon horses and
mules is continued.—Regency Gazette, Aug. 15.
BAZA, JULY 26.

A French detachment, consisting of 500 infantry
and 15 horse, which had advanced towards Deezmas,
again returned to Granada on the night between the
17th and 111th inst. after having many rencontres
with our parties, in all of which they were invariably
beaten. The enemy has made in that city a rigorous
tequisition of horses, to mount the soldiers who are
without them.

On the 22d, in the morning, our parties, command-
ed by D. J. Velahes, alarmed and attacked the
enemy who garrisoned the batteries of the Lague.
.--We are assured that the enemy has demanded
600000 rations from the kingdom of Jaen.
London, England, 1811-09-16

R ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect.
Mk- fully inform the Public that the New OA I E LO rrio Y,
containing only 13,500 Tickets, will he all drawn CC TOUR
22,1311.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticker £l9 19 0
Half £lO t 0 1 Eighth. £2 13 0
Quarter • 5 4 0 1 Sixteenth 1 7 0
Tickets and Shares are Selling by RICHARD•••ON, GOOD-
LUCK, and Cu. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings,
Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Criss., wherein
the present and last Year's Lotteries they soli
3 Prizes of . £20,000 7 Prises of - £l,OOO
1 •n• 2,onti I s of - SOO
London, England, 1811-03-18

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TORBAY, MARCH 16.
Last evening arrived his Majesty's ship HAZARD,
Captain Cooast.ay, from Spithead bound to New-
foundland—she remains here with his Majesty's brig

Ricauri, bound to Newfoundland also.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 16.
The weather is now equal, in temperature and se-
renity, to any we in general experience in the months
of June and July.—Two large fleets passed by this
port yesterday in the Offing, supposed to have been
the• East India fl'et, under the CURACOA, ANTELOPE,
and BONNZ CITOYINNE; and the West India and Bra-
zil 2cets, under the SOUTHAMPTON frigate, and Rover
brig. Lieutenant T. Dmx, of the TONNANT, and
Lieut. J. SHERIDAN, of the FORMIDABLE, are made
Master; and Commanders. A Court Martial will as-
semble on Tuesday next, on board the SALVADOR
DEL MUNDO, at this port, for the trial of the officers
and crew of the AuerFarr, for the loss of that yes-
vel. The PHEASANT sloop of war arrived yesterday
from a cruize, last from Falmouth ; and the VENE-
RABLE, 71, Captain Sir HOME POPHAM, sailed to
cruize off Brest. The PAz schooner came up har-
bour to be repaired. The EsPIaGLE sloop of war is
condemned, and taken into Dock to be ripped up.—
This day arrived the FIRM gun brig from the East-
ward. Sailed the Oaaims sloop of war on a cruize.
It is reported that Rear Admiral the Honourable A.
K. LEDGE will supersede Sir R. KEATS, in the com-
mand at Cadiz. The AMETHYST having received so
much damage in gales since her going on shore, and
several attempts having been made to get her off,
which have hitherto proved fruitless, she is now rip-
ping up.—Wind E.S.E. •
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH H.
Arrived the Gossawx from a cruize. Sailed the
GANNETT on a cruize, FLY sloop of war for the
Downs, and the TYRIAW with convoy for Guernsey.
MAaeu 17.—Nothing arrived. Sailed the MENELAUS
frigate on a cruise.—Wind E.

DEAL, MARCH 17.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Romulus with French
prisoners on board from Plymouth, bound for Leith.
Came down from the River the Cambridge East In-
dianian, bound to Madras and Bengal.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1811-03-18

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eer—
THE LAST WEEK ON MRS.THEYATRE,
WBROW's ENGAGEMENT*
EW
TO
ENHARESENTM-STRErI',TOMONDAY, ITENHAM-COURT-RO
MARCH 8,
HIS P
-L end TO-MORROW, March 19, will be presented a Mu-
sical Piese, called
PADDY'S MY DARLING.
Charactersby Mr. R. L. Jones, Mr. Gibbon, and Miss Watson.
A Comic Song, by Mr. Mezzia.
After which a Burletta, nunded en the Plot, Incident, &c. of
THE WEATHERCOCK.
Tristram Fickle, Mr. Penley, jun. Variella, Miss Watson.
A favourite Song, by Mrs. Wearin.
To conclude with a New Comic Pantomime, called
LITTLE RED RIDING-HOOD ;
Or, THE MAGICIAN'S DREAM.
The following .New Scenery will be. displayed in the Panto-
-mime :—Magician's Cave, and Dream; Picturesque of Lyme
Castle, in Kent; Grand View and Siege of Copenhagen, &c.;
View of St. Paul's Church, and Lord Mayor's Sliew by Water ;
Inside of a Distillery; a beautiful View of a Village, Mill, &e.
Public House, tand Fairy Temple.
Little Red Riding Hood, (afterwards Columbine,)
Mrs. WY BROW.
The whole to conclude with a Grand Dance and Chorus, by
Miss. Hart and the whole Corps de Ballet.
Doors to be open at Half-past Five—to begin at Half-past Six
o'Clock.—Boxes, 45.; Pit, cs.; Gallery, is.; Second Price at
Half-past Eight.—Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Jones'
at the Bea Office, Tottenham-street, from Ten till Four.— N. 1;1.
No Money returned.—Nights of performing, during Lent, will be
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.—An entire New
Burictta is in Rehearsal, and will speedily be brought forward.
London, England, 1811-03-18

...

.

SATtII.I)AY. tiartrs
•
At the Court at Carlton-House, the 14th of March,
jai 1, Presents his Royal Highness the Prawts Rs-
GENT in Council 3
The day his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Council,
was pleased, in the tome and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
make the following Amendment upon the Roll of Sheriffs for the
prese.nt year;
Cardiganshire—William Brookes, of Noyarth, Bag. made John'
Drags, of Noyartb, Esq.
DOWNING•STREET, MARCH 14. •
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to ap-
point Sir JAMES COCKBURN, Batt. to be Governor and Com-
mander in Chief of the Bermuda Islands.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint JOAN Bono-
so N, Esq. Major-General in the Army, to be Governor and Com-
mander in Chief of the Islands of Curactia.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MARCH 16.
Copy of a letter from Captain Farquhar, of his Majesty's ship the
Desiree, addressed to Vice Admiral Sir Edward Paler, and
transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Croker,Esq.
His Majesty's ship Desiree, off the Teed, March 10.
Sia-1 have the pleasure to acquaint you, that at
two o'clock this: orning, in his Majesty's ship under
my command, e recaptured a Danish bark, laden
with timber, bound to Sheerness.
And at seven A. M. we captured, after a chase of
an hour, the French cutter privateer Velocifere, of
fourteen guns and fifty-seven men, commanded by
Jacques Louis Le Due; she is a fine new vessel, on
her first cruize from Dunkirk, which she left on the
4th instant, and had only captured the Danish bark
above.rnentioned.
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
ARTHUR FARQUHAR. '
Vice-Admiral Sir EdWard Pellew, Bart. &e. &e. &e.

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London, England, 1811-03-11

ORATORIOS.
NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O,'dl
mN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NEXT,
be performed(for the only times this Season) the Sacred
THE MESSIAH..
Composed by G. F. HA west.
Tn whirls Madame CA fALANI will (for the first dine) sing
the Grand Scene " There were shepherd-," and introduce the
favourite Air" Angels ever bright and fair," is the First Part ;
and the Bravura ok" Agnes Del!" composed by Gulielmi La
i,, the Third Act.
:Mrs. DICKONS will siug the Airs " Rejoice greatly," " Bat
thou did,t not leave," and " I know that ply Redeemer."
Mrs. BLAND, " 14e was despised," and " If Gen be for us." I
And Mr. BRAHAM, " Comfort ye," " Thy rebuke," and.
" Thus sprit break them."
Principal Performers : •
Madame CA lALANI,
Mrs. BL AND. Master HOWL, and Mrs. DICKONS.
Mr FIRAIiAM, Mr. GARBIITT,
Mr PYNE, Mr I'INNEY, and Mr. BEL-LAMY.
Lender tit the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, .Mr. J. ASHLEY.
D..r, to be opened at SW, and ffiePeifisiniance a continence
at &van 'nodally. • • - •
Boxes 306 NI., aGalbery'fireerper-asibwr 44. •
Places bur the Boars wig Mims of M.n•Briasiota, at the let-
OLict, is Prince's Flaw, Hart-stress.
..• The Theatrical Orchestra will-be added to the Pit.
N.B. The Fret: List of this Tiostre does net extend ty the
o:ateries.

Or.to:co of

CITY GE LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY FOR THE
RELIEF of the RUE I'URD POOR throughout the Kii.gdotn,
GROCERS%IIALL•COURT, pi:out:tar.
'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of th;s
Insti-
tutior. will be held at the City of London Tavern, on Wed-
voiday, March 13, 1811 ; his Royal Highness the Duke ut
CAMBILIVGI, Patron, in the Chair.
STEWARDS.
J. Motu cater Atkinson, EM.' Stephen Neste, Esq.
Mr. Tt.onea, Toys. jun. Joseph Peckliugton, Esq.
Wilhact Orriffith, Esq. John Squire, M.D.
Walter M.ithews, Esq. John Taunton, Esq.
Wit Mellish, En. J. C. Weguelin, En.
Julio Middleton, Esq. Joseph Yellowley, Esq.
Dinner on Table at Five dCloek precistly.
Ticket!, 188. Q. each, to be had of the at wadi; of the Se-
cretary, Mr A. B. urabull, Bolt-court, Fleet-street ; and at the
2.4 r of i he Tavan.
London, England, 1811-03-11

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
3 per Cent. Cons. money, 63H—for account 661 66.
Reducsti shut- -4 per era, shut-5 per Cent. Navy 911.
Exact Bills 121. to 14s. prem.—Bonds, '26s. to 275. prem.

44 WINDSOR CASTLE, MARCH 9.
48 His MADWIT has made considerable progress in
his recovery. and is going on favourably.
. . (Signed as usual.)
46 WIND6OR-CASTLII MARCH 10.
His Masaarr goes on well."
(Signed as usual.)
The Bulletins will in future be exhibited only on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.

His Majesty's ship Reacocic arrived at Plymouth
on Thursday night, with mails from Lisbon I left that
place the lids ult. and Oporto the 3d inst. It was '
most currently reported at the latter place, that MAS.
SENA had begun to retire on the 14th of February,
having moved his heavy baggage up the Tagus some
days before; and in order to cover his real intentions
or deceive Lord WicLiNorotv, the enemy continued
to work on their lines, and throw tip fresh batteries
in front of Santarem. By some it was supposed that
his present preparations for a retreat were with an in-
tention of crossing the Tagus, and throwing his whole
army into Alentejo ; others imagine he had no resource
but in evacuating Portugal, and retiring into Spanish
Es.tremadura. The country which he occupies is com- '
pletely exhausted, and the few supplies he derived
from Spain were so scanty and precarious, as to'be
wholly inadequate to the subsittaiee of the army.
So great is the difficulty of his keeping up a commu-
nication with the interior, and the activity and bra-
very displayed by doe adman aid stall parties
London, England, 1811-03-11

NAPiIL IM'ELLIGINCE.

TORBAY. MARCH 9.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, the ships for Lisboa,
the West Indies, &c. got under weigh with the wind
at N.N.E.
PLYMOVTII, MARCPI s.
After experiencing a succession of heavy gales for
the week, the weather list eight moderated, and it
has ever since blown a gentle breeze at N. N. E.-,..
The convoy from Portsmouth for Lisbon, so long de.
tamed in Torbay, passed by this forenoon, under
convoy of the SOPHIA, of 18 guns, and another 'resit,
sel, which did net come near enough in to give her
number.—Sailed the MARLDOROUGHt of 74 guns, and
Ins frigate, to resume their station off Erect; the
Fa.:er hired cutter, with letters and dispatches for
the Rochefort squadron ; the ALTHEA cutter, with
two transports, to join the Lisbon convoy ; and the
SCYLLA, of IS guns, with two sloops under convoy,
having labourers and artificers oa board to build a
citadel at Jersey.—The MINERVA frigate sailed yes.
terday, with two vessels under convoy for Ports.
^ mouth, from whence she is to take a fleet to New-
foundland.
London, England, 1811-01-23

SPANISH PAP&RS.

(Ikrom the piariot Metes:Wks to the C.'ith December.)
With great
.pleasure we announce some late suc-
cesses of General Ballasteros. That Commander, on
the 13th of this month, having left Palleres to recon-
noitre the country near Sherena, met on his march
with Girard, when a skirmish took place with the
French, and the result was, that we made some pri-
soners, and seized a quantity of wheat and cattle,
which were found in the male. The cattle were disa-
bled, as the enemy' would no doubt return.
It appears that Santa Fee has imitatA the example
of Caraccas. According to letters from Mexico of
the 28th September, a priest and two of had
endeavoured to raise disturbances in St. Michael and
the places adjacent, but the most efficacious and ener-
getic means were adopted severely to chastise .he
malcontents. In New Spain the most sincere loyalty
and the most ardent pati iotilm prevaiis.
, The report of tile marriage of Ferdinand VII. with
the third daughter of the Emperor of Austria, acquires
eiedit. It is said that the nuptials were solemnized oa
the 2d of last month.
The Castle of Puntal, the land-batteries, and the
gun-boats of Aguada aed of the Bay, have been firing
upon the enemy, who returned the ;ornplirnent.trom
the C4beznella and Trocadero.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE!

pAMBURGI-11 JANUARY 7.

An address has teen transmitted from. this city, to
the capitol of the French Empire, by alleputation
of the Senate, expressive of the gratitude of the Ci-
tizens of Hamburgh, as one of the Hans Towns, in
'aying the advantages to be derived from the imme-
diate Government of the Emperdr and King, extended
to the cities of this League.
All correspondence up the Elbe, further than Cas-
kaycn, has been put an end to.
London, England, 1811-01-23

PIANOFORTES VERY CHEAP.

AM ANUFACTU E R iisappointett of Foreign
Orders, is overstocked, and will sell FIP IT of the most
improved new ones, stagy, much cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere ; not only worth the particular attention of
Private Families wanting a rya Instrument, at a small price,
but also of Music Shops, Professors, and Exporters, via—New
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Upright 85 Guinea Grande for 88—Good Second-nand Poanos,
from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Fing4 and Barrel Orgy I
and Harps—the lowest prise marked .n each for immediate pay-
ment.—v—To be min at Mr. Allen's Private Dancing Academy,
No. 19, Sherrard-street, near Goldenssqu

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Price is. a new Edition, considerably enlarged, of
THE PLAN and OBJECTS of Mr. THEL-
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THE WEST INDIES and OTHER POEMS,
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THE NEW YE tg.

THE Admirers of Mr. DIBDIN's SONGS uhd
NATIONAL MUSIC, are respectfully Informed, that he
has entered into an engagement with Mr BELL, to furnish him
with TWELVE NATiONAL SON• .S so NAU I ICAL and-
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ANTWERP, JANUARY 11.

Seven hundred mariners have arrived from Lubec,
to man the frigattt Intrepid, in this port; :hey are
excellent sAilnrs, and entered upon their duty with
great joy and alacrity.
The British fleet, riding off Flushing, h.ts been
driTen off by strong wirlds from the north-east.

10111L101APSAWAr PROCZIDINOL

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, JAN. M.
The Speaker took the Chair at four o'clock, and
upon counting the Mouse, found only 29 Members
present. The House was consequently adjourned till
the following day.
London, England, 1811-01-23

WEXFORD, JANUARY 10.

Sunday a small sloop, in distress, with three men
clinging to the shrouds, was observed by the people
off Came, a to short distance from the shore, when she
suddenly disappeared; and nothing has yet transpired
by which her name or destination could be known.
DUBLIN, JANUARY 12.

On Saturday last, during the severe gale, the Ame-
lia, from Philadelphia to Liverpool, was wrecked on
the shore of the Bay of Dundrum. The Captain and
crew, consisting of 14 persons, were providentially
saved. Instances every year occur of ships being
wrecked between the entrance into the inner Bay of
Dundrum and St. John's Point, which might be in a
great measure prevented, were a pier and light-house
erected on the rucks of Creighaleigh, which extend
from the centre of the shore into the Bay of Dundrum,
as if intended by nature for that purpose.
NAVAL APPOIN TAUNTS.

Captain Cortist, to the Arethusa ; Captain HatiaT BAtwtLL,
to the Drake; Capt. C. Ca wracks, to the Freija; Capt Down-
Moat, to the Carolina ; Capt. PATII,, to the Cressy; Lieutenant
H Howe, to the Caledonia; 'ANIL Titotaits ButsiTT
to the Primrose ; Lieut. Wm. Finest' to the Goshawk ;
RellitT TII•RALD,_to the Dannernarl ; lieutenants Smartt
W COIN B!. GLOROC, OOtill and JOIN STOTNER, to the Coo-
questadore ; Lieut. loon MAW?, to the Royal William, Vice
ROBLILT GAIIIMIZR, appointed to the Loire.
London, England, 1811-01-23

LEITH, JAN. 19.

A foreign seaman, in going on board a vessel in the
Wet-dock, Leith, on Thursday night, fell into the
basin, and was unfortunately drowned. The Lady
Forbes Gourlay, of Leith, arrived at Jamaica on the
17th November. The THRASIIPA gun-brig sailed from
Leith Roads on Wednesday, on a cruize. Captain
ELDitR, of the Newcastle and Berwick packet, of Dun-
dee, reports, that he saw, on coming into the river
Tay, • on the 12th instant, a two-masted vessel sunk,
about a mile to the westward of the Buoy ; whether
brig or schooner he could not be certain.
London, England, 1811-01-23

MISS OWENSON'S EASTERN NOVEL.

la a few days wiU be published, in three elegant Volumes, with
a Portrait of the Author by Lawrence,
THE MISSIONARY. An Indian Tale. By
MISS OWENSON.
Also. In two elegant Vbiumes, with a Portrait of the Author,
1 he LOVES of CELESTINE and.ST. AUSER T. A Rotnan•
tie Tale. By Charles Phillips, &IL Student of the MiddieTemple.
Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall-Mall.
N.E. A few Copies, with the Permits coloured, will be taken
for those who favour the Publisher with immediate orders.
London, England, 1811-01-23

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, empowering the Rev.
Joseph Godfrey Skew, M. A. cluplain to the Right Hon. Lord
Manners, to hold the united vicarages of Godrnorsham and Chat-
lock, together with that of Westwell, in the county of Kent, and
Sift of his Grace the Xrchhighop of Canterbury.

BIRCH.
• At Melton Mowbray, oa Sunday, SOth, Lady Elizabeth Nor-
man, of a eon.

MARRIED.

Last week, ttt Thurlock, Esse:, Mr. Nathaniel Gilbert, ion of
the late Rev. N. Gilbert, of Bledlow, Bucks, to Miss Horne,
daughter of the Rev. Melville Horne, late of Macclesfield.

The Rev. David Williams, LL.B. second master of Wirchester
College, and late Fellow of Nt w College, Oxford, to Ameba,
daughter of the Rvv. Wm. Goddard, of Stargroves, Hampshire.
Rev. Richard Strode, of Nownham Park, Devonshire, to Har.
rid, youngest daughter of the late Sir Frederick Leman Roger,
of Blackford, in that county.
Rev. James Osborne Stokes, of Wellscot House, Worcester.
shire, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Win. Brett, Esq.
of Minster Abbey.
Rev. Philip Rose to Miss Louisa Sutherland, of Stepney-green,
Middlesex.

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London, England, 1811-10-05

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She had known him for some time, he having lodged
with her before. On the tollowing.morning the note
WAS returned to Mrs. Richards, as being had, when
she gave it back to the prisoner, and asked how he
came by it. The only account he give pf it was,
Lthat he took it between London and Bristol. He snort
after made an excuse to go into the yard, alter which
two notes were found there by Mrs. Richards's ser-
vant girl, for twenty-pence and five pence, in imita.
don of 820 and 85 Bank notes, which the prisoner
had torn and thrown away. Mr. Hanley, ete per.
tamer, in the Strand, who gave Mrs. Webb ds change
(or the note, said he did it in a hurry, but believed it
at the time to be a 850 Bank of England note. On
examining it: however, on the following day, he dis-
covered, that after the word fi ty, it was blotted very
timid], as he supposes, over the word ponds, but en
close inspection he perceived it to be pence instead ot'
pounds. It was payable at the Bank in England,
and one of those fictitious notes which have Loehr
been so much talked of as being in circulation. The
note was dirtied and blotted so much as to prevent
a discovery, except upon a close exAmin.it on. T..e
prisoner was committed for trial.