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An alteiation has been made at Trinity College,
Cambridge, in the form of admission, those who intend.
to become Members thereof being no longer admitted
by proxy, but obliged to appear in person. The Or-
der of Fellow Commoner is also abolished in this So-
ciety.—LOrd Viscount GAGE, Lord KILWORTHp the
Hon. Messrs. KINNAIRD and GOUOLAS, with the eldest
sons of Lord Lt DESPENCER and Lori ARDaN, are
admitted of Trinity College, Cambridge ; and Lord
STRATHAVANI eldest son of the Earl of Asoynn, is
asienitted of St. John's College, in the same University.
The University of King's College of Aberdeen, have unani-
mously elected the Rev. Mr. Paul, Minister of Maryculter, to
be Professor of Philosophy, in the room of the late Professor
Scott.
The degree of Dmtor of Divinity has been presented to the
Rev. Mr. Duff of Kinfauns by the University of St. Andrews.
OZTORD, Fes. 15.—Tharsday the following Gentleznes were
admitted to degree:
KASTRIS Of ARTS.
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Rey. George Hanbury of Worcester College, Gond Com
pounder.
Rev. John Miller, of Worcester College.
Rey. Humphrey Waldo Sibtborp, of Exeter College.
Mr. John Dicker loglett Furtescue, of Oriel College.
Rev. Henry Woollcombe, of Orfel College.
Mr. John Brickendea !crowd, of Corpus Christi College. Ns
Mr. Matthew Arnold, of Corpus Christi College.
BACILLOILS OT AZTI.
Mr. William Henry White, of Wadbam College.
Mr. Hardwick Thema Rawnsley, of Exeter Celina
Mr. Richard Boyse, of Christ Church.
Mr. John St. John, of Christ Church.
. Mr. Junes Radcliffe, of Christ Church.
Mr. William Delve., of St. John's College.
• Mr. John Sayer, of Merton College.
The following gentlemen have been called to the Ear at Lin-
coln's Inn : Henry Silverlock, J. W. Farrer, Thomas D.' Auhrey,
'Charles Wray, Wm. Conant, and Charles dw. Grey, Euro.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Dr. Garnet, Dean of Exeter, has instituted the Rev. Msrwood
Tucker, A. B. to the Vicarage of iiarpford, with Fen Ottery, in
DevOn, es the presentation of the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, void
by the Sidi gdf Ow Rev. Francis Luce.

BIRTH.
Friday last, at her house in Grosvenor-place, the Marchiseten
of Douglas, of a son and heir.

MARRIED.
On the fd instant, at St. Clement Danes, Walter Clerh, Esq. of
Dedham, Essex, to Miss Christiana Arnott, of Essex-street.
London, England, 1811-02-20

.ItEIGUSON, Secretary...

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DARTMOUTH-STREL I', WESTMINSTER.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE LEASE of a capital Family RESIDENCE,
.1- situate in Dartmouth-street, Westminster, commanding a
Hew over St. lanws's Park. Early pasaealion may be had.
For particulars, with Tickets for viewing, apply to Messrs.
P. S. and Paynter, Surveyors, Coleman-street. •

TO PAR.F-NTS AND GWARUIANS.
WANTED &Youth of respectable connections as'
an Apprentice to a Surgeon and Apothecary in the,
Cnuntry.—A Premium is expected.—Far particulars, edam's by
letter (post paid) for G. W. at Mr. Hartley s. Mount-Gardens,
Lambeth.

THE ORIGINAL SHEERNESS AND LONDON pActurt,

CHARMING MOLLY.
TOHN SHRUBSOLE, Owner, (Lite HUMBIR and-
SuaussoLc) returns his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of
Sheerness, Queenborough, Minster, Om. for the very liberal and
kind favours he has already received, and begs to inform diem
be has purchasertavlrs. Humber's share of the abode Vessel, and
bop's, by attentidii, to merit the future favours of his Friends.
N. B. Sails from Sheerness every Saturday, and returns on
Wednesday. .
London, England, 1811-04-15

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.

Arrived his Majesty's ships TREMENDOUS and
HAWKE, from off Cherburgh.—Sailed the ETME-
LION, ARDENT, MANLY, and SARPEDON, With a Con-
voy, for the Downs.
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DOVER, APRIL 14.
Passed by for the Downs upwards of 200 sail of
vessels from different places.—The Loccsr gun-brig
has sent in a small French brig.
London, England, 1811-04-15

This day was published, in nvs, price 4s.
ESCAPE FR OM FRANCE.—A Narrative of the
Hardships and Sufferings of several British Subjects. who
effected their Escape from Verdian. Wish.= Appendix, contain-
ing Observatior.s on the Policy and Conduct of Beibuaparte.
Printed for Vernor,l-Inoi, and Sharpet No. !11, Poultry.

WALKER'S ATLAS. , •
This day was published, in Svc, cos. lief-bound. new Mates,
containing IS Map*, nratly engraved and coloured,*
WALKER's UNIVERSAL • ATLAS. for the
USE of SCHOOLS.—Priated for 1-. Walter, Varian.
Hood, and Sharpe, Damon sod Harvey, Lackingtos, Allen, sod
Co. Longman' Herr, Revs, Orate, and Browne J. Cutfrell,
Scareberd and Letterman. °triage and Son J. R. Lea*
C. LaW, G. Kearsley, Ciosby and Co; \kr:Bares, Wilkie and
Robinson, J. Nuun, Newrnast ?'Co J.and 2t.-,acti, Johnson
and Co. J. •Ilarris, idicrwriod, likely, and Jones; Cradodc and
Joy, and Wilson and Son, York. '
London, England, 1811-04-15

VALUABLE OAK TIMBER.
FOR SALE by PRIVATE CON l RACT, in one or more Lots,
NEAR 300 fine OAK TREES, with their Laps.
and Tops.as now standing on lands a short distance from
the Kennet and Avon Canal. •
Particulars of the measures, price, ansl terms of Sala, may be
known ar N.. 11, Budge,tbw. London.

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PILKINGTON'S HIS VORICAL BEAU I lES.
This day was published, in 12mo, 4s. boards, s New Edition,
with numerous Wood Cuts, of , •
HISTORICAL BEAUTIES FOR YOUNG
a 1 LADIES, intended to lead the Female Mind to the Lore
and Practice of Moral Goodness.
" When such a specious mirror's set before yea, ye needs mutt
see yourselves."—Shakespeare.
By Mrs. PILKINGTON. •
Printed for J. Harris, St. Paul's Church Yard, and Vernor,
Hood, and Sharp, 31, Poultry.
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London, England, 1811-04-15

ANNUAL DINNER and DISI RI BUTION . of REWARDS
of the SOCIETY INSTITUTED for the ENCOURAGE-
, MEN!' of ARTS, MANUFAC CURES and COMMERCE.
John-street. Adelphi, April 15, 1811.
'THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER. of the Society
.L will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tivern, in the
Strand, on Tuesday, the 306 instant, at Five o'Clock precisely.
In order to ascertain the number to be provided for, fgentics-
men are desired to send for Tickets previous to Saturday, the
25th instant, to the Society's House, or to the Crown and Anchor
ITavern, where they may lit had at sixteen %billings each, which .
includes the whole expense,
His Gilce the Duke of Nciagoxe;President, in Cie Chair;
oica-razsionsrs. • .
Jelin, Duke of Bedford.
Hugh, Duke of Northeniberland, F. L and A.S.
G. I% L. Marquis of Stafford, K. 0. •
Lents, Earl of Radnor, F. R. and A. S.
Robert, Earl of Liverpool.
• Charles, Earl of Romney, F.R. S.
Honourable Robert Clifford, F. R. and A. S.
Sir William Dolben, Dart. L. L. D.
Sir Robert Pell, Bart. M.Y.
Sir Watkin Lel.vei, Kut.
Thomas Pitt, Esq. F. A. S.
Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain.
Nathaniel Conant, Esq.
Richard Powell, M. D.
John Christian Curwen, M. P.
Richard Wthon, Esq. F. R. S.
STEWAR DS. • .
Sir Jacob H. Astley, Eart. Pitt Cobbett, Esq.
R. Ackerman, Esq. William Graves, Esq.
W. R. H. Brown, Esq. K. Hedges,Esq. • .
C. A. Busby, Esq.
G. M'Farren, Esq.
John Cadogan, Esq.
I. Treiawny, Esq.
.David Caddell, Jun. EN. "S. Ware, Esq.
N. B. The Dinner to be on Table u Five o'Clock precisely,
1 and no Collection to be made. By Order,
C. TAYLOR, M. D. Secretary.

NEXT OF KIN TO MR. HUTCHINS.
IF the Person who advertised some time back in one
of the Daily Pepers, for the NEXT of KIN to Mr. Hut--
CHINS, deceased, will be so kind as to give infiirniation concern-
ing the above Gentleman's yroyexty, (as he had a brother named
Joint, who has several Grantl-chtldren now living,) it wilt bu
gratefully reevived.—Direct, for W. 3 10, Cu street, Soho.

RECTORY TO SY. SOLD.
111E-NEXT PRESENTATION to a Valuable
-I- RECTORY, situate in one of the Northern Counties.—
Applications to be made (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Robin-
son, SoLeitor, N 0.15, Harper-street, Reel-Lion-square.
London, England, 1811-04-15

POLICE.

Sinturdity, at the Mansion House, Mary who
stood charged with decoying children from their pa-
rents, stripping them of their cicthes, and leaving
them destitute, underwent her final examination be-
fore Alderman Husrrsa, (who sat for the Lord
Mayor) and was fully committed for trial.
At Guildhall, on Saturday, IV. Johnson underwent
his second examination, on a charge of robbing the
proprietors of the Angel Inn, St. Martin's-le-Grand,
of two t•-•.a spoons. On his first examination, it ap-
peared that he had stolen the spoons out of the glasses
which he received with liquor, and a great coat and
silk handkerchief: The officer found in his pocket,
besides the spoons, a number of duplicates ; and, in
consequence of an advertisement, several inn-keepers
discovered their property, and attended on this occa-
sion to give evidence. In his defence, he requested
the Alderman to defer his final examination for a few
days, to afford his friends an opportunity of appear-
ing ; but the Alderman conceived that he had suffi-
cient evidence to support the charge, and therefore
committed him to take his trial.' He described him-
self to be a person of good connections at P.tkenham,
in Kent.
SSA-COAL MEIERS' OFFICE, I.ONDOI 21

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Monday,
April

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Apral

NEWCAKTLE COAL.
Adair's Main
Beckworth
Benton Long
Bewick
Brandling's Main
Bryan
Coxlodge
Ellison
Denton
Heaton Main
Hebbern Main
Holywell Main
Derwent
lcilllngworth
Cul!lnwood,
Percy
Oreenside
•ranheld Moor
Team
Gateshead Park
Townley Main
Wall's Lad
Temple's Wall's End
Killington
Wylarn
Chanotte
Bell's Walls-End
lkwick Wall's Lad
N.wcastle
Blyth
Cewpea Maim
Hartley
Cinders
SUNDERLAND.
Eden's Main
Newboale Moor
Primrose
War's Wail's Ina

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
M0rning......... ...... 26 minutes after 7
Afternoon
London, England, 1811-04-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS.
Akarvzo. DUE. ARRIVIID. DOT,
2 Dublin 1 o Malta 2
2 Waterford 1 x Guernsey 0
0 Cadiz 1 1 Jersey 0
O Lisbon .1 2 Auholt 0
O LeewLlslands 0 0 Heligoland 0

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TORBAY, APRIL is.
Last evening arrived the Sandwich lugger from off
Guernsey, and sailed again this morning. This mor-
ning arrived his Majesty's ship LIGIITNINO, Captain
DOYLE, with a ship and two brigs under convoy from
Portsmouth, bound to Rio Janetrp. This afternoon,
the wind being more moderate, they sailed again.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL ra.
A Messenger has arrived here from town, with dis-
patcbes for Lord NVELLINGToN. The FOXHOUND brig
of war sailed with him for Lisbon.
Came in the DAPIIXE frigate, with several vessels
from Lisbon and Vigo ; the AMELIA frigate, with a
fleet C7Gin Portsmouth, bound for Quebec; a French
brig privateer, of 14 guns, prize to the DRYAD ; two
transports from Cnrunna, with French prisoners and
deserters ; and the Adventure packet, with Mails from
INew York—one month's passage ; she also brings
dispatches from our Charge d'Affaires at Washington.
, ---,Wind South.
London, England, 1811-04-15

THE ARKIt.

A considerable number of transports have arrived
at Portsmouth and Plymouth front Lisbon ; some sick
and wounded Officers and men have come in them :
among others, Major M'GREGOR, of Marshal BERES*
FORD'S regiment, who was badly wounded.
Another force will be speedily embarked for Pdt-'
tugal, the infantry from Portsmouth, and the cavalry
from Plymouth. We approve of active measures
being taken at this time to follow up the war, and if
possible to expel the French from the Peninsula.
General GROSE'S regiment, the 102 d, is fast re-
cruiting its ssumber4 ; the head-quarters at Horsham,
and it will soon again be effective for service.
The Ist battalion of the 60th regiment, 1000 strong,
has arrived off Cowes, and is immediately to proceed
lon service.
Last week, the 10th Royal Hussars, and 68th Light
Infantry, were reviewed at' Lewes, by Lord CHARLES
SOMERSET, previous to their going on service.
Very considerable detachments go out for all the
regiments in India, the Cape, and the Mauritius, by
the Indiamen now under dispatch. They are expected
to sail in about a week.
London, England, 1811-06-18

►LOItrEL WiIRDLE, and Mr. MIMES, Aluoruey

•
When Colonel WARDLE prosecuted Mrs. CLARKE
and the WRIGHT'S, for a conspiracy, in 1809, it will
be recollected that Mr. &roses, Mrs. Clarke's Attor-
ney, swore on the trial, that he was privy to the Co-
lonel's engagement to furnish Mrs. CLARIA'S house.
Colonel WARDLE swore the direct contrary, but the
Jury gave a verdict against him. Some circumstan-
ces have sincetranspired, however, which will perhaps
enable the public better to ascertain the relative cre-
dibility of the two principal witnesses on that occasion.
On the debate upon Lord MILTON'S motion against
the restoration of the Duke of YORE, Colonel WAR-
m.2 had been represented as. saying " that Mr. Attar.
the Barrister, had told him that Mr. STostss had made
lassertions at his (Mr. Alt.av's) table directly contrary
to his oath." This produced some letters of remon-
strance from Mr. STOKES to Mr. ALLEY, which were
published in a morning paper ; to all which, we ap-
preltrbd, the following letter from Mr. ALLEY will
be considered as a pointed reply :
London, England, 1811-06-18

' This day was published,
In one voL 4to. price .£.l t is. 6d hoards, with a Map engraved
for the Work,
AVIEW of the PRESENT STATE of SICILY,
its Rural Economy, Population, and Produce ; particularly
in the county of Modica. With an Appendix, containing Ob-
servations on its general Character, Climate, and Resources, from
a Survey of the Protease'. of Agriculture in the Royal Academy,
Palermo. To which is added, with Notes throughout the Work,
An Examination of the Volunteer System, and Extracts from
Letters written on the Spot.--ity J. W. VAUGHAN, Esq.
London ; Printed for ("ale and Curtis, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, the Map of Sicily, separate; price Ss.
London, England, 1811-06-18

SHEERNESS, JUNE 17.

Arrived the Tweed from the Westward, and has
come into harbour ; and the Danish brig Constance
Herlossen, MICHAEL. LUNDSEN master, from Arrun.
dahl, with timber and deals, bound to Jersey.—Sailed
his Majesty's schooner Priers, for the Downs.—The
Ospasir is gone to the /shoe.
London, England, 1811-06-18

GREENOCK, JUNE H.

This morning passed for Port Glasgow, the Stag, I.tive, from
St.Thontas's—Parted front the Leeward island fleet on the Bth
h.q. all wen. Arrived here yesterday morning the ship Cont-
coerce, Watt, from Demerara, in 32 days, a running ship.— The
Sisters, Gemmil, and Diana, M'George, sailed for Liverpdal a
fortnight before—the Ceres, for Liverpool, and Admiral Cotroy',
for London, were to sail next day.—!.eft loading, the Amazon,
Reid, for this port, to sail about the Ist hm.—gist ult, Lt. 39.
13: long. 46. 22. passed a homeward-18mnd fleet of .50 sail—same
day spoke an American ship from Londonderry to Baltimore-
11th inst. lat. 54. 2. long. 14.42. spoke the Pomona, M.:Naught,
front hence for Grenada, out five days, all wen. The ship John,
Tyrer, from Demerara, arrived in Gourock Bay yesterday murn-
ing : sailed the 19th April—on the 16th, spoke the ships Reco-
very and Aragabessa. from London, bound to Jamaica, in lat.
16. 37. long. 58. 36.—0 n 27th, the ship Clyde, from Liverpool,
bound to Jamaica, in 1at.17. 40. lung. 59—stud, on June 176, the
brig Sparkler, of Sunderland, front Peterhead, bound to Quebec,
is lat. 53.11. long. 17.
London, England, 1811-06-18

PARTS., JUNE it.

Last Sunday, the 9th, the Emperor received, be-
fore mass, the Corps Diplomatique. After the cere-
mony of the baptism, their Majesties proceeded to the
Hotel de Ville, at eight at night, and were received
by the Municipal Body. The Prefect harangued them
in the name of the City of Paris. They then pro-
ceeded to the banquet ; the Emperor, Empress, Queen
of Holland, Princess Borghese, the Empress Mother,
the Kings of Spain and Westphalia, and the Viceroy,
at one table. The 'banquet was f, 'Rowed by a con-
cert, from whence their Majesties were invited to a
garden, formed on purpose, above the Court of the
Hotel de Ville. At the end of the garden the Tiber
was seen disposed with much art.
London, England, 1811-06-18

MONIED PER. ONS.
A NY Lady or Gentleman having a Sum of Money,
1 of which they would wish to make 15 per Cent. without
the interference of Lawyers or he knowledge of any one, and in
strict confidence and sectecy, is requestedto address a line to
Mr. G. at the Library, No. 111, Portland.greet. They may be
waited on by Mr. G. at their min houses in town, or in the
country however far off.

This day was published, price 3s.
AN ESSAY to EXPLAIN the CAUSE of
GRAVITY, with other Interesting Matter.
'By J. EIAMSTILAD, Esq. Cattalo in the Royal Navy.
told at Steer, Navigation %Yarehouse, Cornhill; and by J.
Booth. Dohootrosit. Portland. lace.

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Thts diry waf bushed, I Poem, la Ste, price ft I is. 61 bd.,'
nE-SALKELD, Knight of the WHITE ROSE,
4.1/. a Tale of thi Middle Ages, including the Fall of the last
ANTII.OIIIIIV KING.
Hy the Rev. GEORGE WABRINOTON.
Pitnte4 fee; Longman, Hurst, Rees,Ortxte, %ad Brown, Pate;-
, nester-Mr. •

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PAPER ROOFS.
This day was published, with a plate, in octavo, price 2s. nil.
AN ACCOUNT of a MODE of ROOFING
-I. 2- with PAPER, used at • rEw LODGE FAR M, 0X F ORD-
SHIRE, and other Places; and found so decidedly preferable for
Agricultural Buildings, Churches, Wareinausos, &c. in point of
Economy, Durabilityvand Elegance.
By J. C. LOUDON, late of Tew Lodge.
Published by J. Harding, Sr. James's-street.
London, England, 1811-06-18

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

From Elsinore we learn that our cruizers have
taken four Danish privateers, and dr4,en another on
shore in the Belt.
DESTRUCTION OF A FRENCH SHIP Or WAR.
The following is an extract of a letter, dated Malta.
May 10 My last, from Palermo, would iutorrn
you of our sailing for this place, for store 4; but wel
had scarcely arrived, when we were ordered to sea
again, with what stores we could throw into the
I We sailed in company with the Victorious and Leo:
nidas, in duce of two French frigates and two store-
ships, but were not fortunate enough to meet with
them ; and after cruizing about for some time, the
Commodore made signal for us to part company, and
proceed for this place, to complete our stores and re-
pairs. On our return we chaced a fine French 18-gun
brig for 38 hours, but Use enemy run her on shore,
and burnt her at Monte Christo ; she had a quantity
of ammunition on board, and when she blew up the
explosion was most awful and grand. The crew of
this vessel consisted of about 200 men ; and, as Monte
Christo is a small desol.tve island, destitute of all liii-
man sustenance, except the different species.4birds
that hover over it, and occasionally build their nests
on it, we sent in a flag of truce, offering to convey
the enemy to this place, as prisoners of war ; but they
rejected our offtr, and we were forced to leave them
to their fate."

FAI.MOUTH, JUNE is.
Sailed the Princess Elizabeth pAcket for Lisbon.—
Wind N.W.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 16.

Went out of harbour the SALDANHA frigate,—A
ship cartel arrived here last night from Morlaix, to
which place she had carried prisoners from the Isle
of France. She has brought over four English ladies,
who have been detained in France ever since the
peace of Amiens, in 1802.—Wind W.S.W.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE it
No arrivals.—Sailed the ROYAL OAK, for off Chet-
bourg.—Wind N.W.

DEAL, JUNE 16.
Arrived the ROYALIST sloop of war, with a convoy
of transports, having the 2d battalions of the 15th and
82d regiments on board, from Shields and Scarbo-
rough, and are sailed for Guernsey. Arrived his
Majesty's ships MALABA.R and MCIICURY, with convoy
(tom the Westward, which arP sailed f r the River.—
Sailed his Majesty s ship RAND, with the whole of
the outward•hound for Portsmouth.—Wind N.
London, England, 1811-06-18

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The Royal Sovereign, arrived from Buenos Ayres, fell in with,
on the 3d instant, in lat. 46. 19. long. 15. 49. a br g, without ally
person on board, laden with timber; and spoke, on the :16th
in lot. 41. 40. long. 28. 46. the Frances Henrietta, Skinner, from
Lisbon to New-York.

The Spanish brig Aurelian°, —, which sailed from rg.
month, about three weeks ago, for Corinna, returned the 1 ith
instant, very leaky.

Yesterday the Board of Trade signifiel that no
Lictnces outward to the Baltic would be granted
longer than to the 30th of June, and none inward from
the Baltic after the 15th of August. We arc since
teld that on special application in the afternoon, it is
understood that the former are to be extended to the
10th of July, and the latter to the Ist of September.
Two reasons are assigned as the motives influencing
Ministers to make this limitation : Ist. That Govern.
meat espects that after the end ot this month, British
ships will be enabled to navigate the Baltic. 2cl.
That on account of the incoAeniencies both to the
navy and trade by weathering a late season in those
waters, Co iernment proposes to withdraw the fleet
and the merchant-vessels earlier this year film the
London, England, 1811-04-12

CIINERAL POST-OFFICE, Atril 10, Int.
WILLIAM NEGUS, a Sorter of Letters in the
Hand 11. ;...rtmcnt of this Office, is strongly suspected of.
FELONY. iniever shall apprehend, or cause him to be appre.
headed, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED
POUNDS, payable upon his Conviction.

The said William Negus is about 20 years of age, S feet 10
Inches high, walks remarkably upright, is thin visaged, of a dark
completion—has hazel eyes, dark kair, a very wide mouth and
bad teeth, and a large scar on his left arm. He is a native of
Bromharn, near Bedford, and lately lodged at Mr. Mesa's, No. 29,
in Nelson's-square, BLukfriar's Road.
He was dressed about ten days ago in a black coat and waist-
goat, and Hessian boots.

By Command of the

FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.
London, England, 1811-04-12

BISH solicits the attention of the Public to the
. SCHEME of the PRESENT LOT fERY, which contains
SIX l Y CAPUFAL PRIZES, all to be drawn on the Birth-1/ay
ol our bcloved Sovereign.
SCHEME.
4 ... Prizes of ... 5t510,0(.`0 ... are . £BO,OOO
24
92 . . ........ 500
5,000

60 -.
1000
1000
2000 ~... ............. ... 16

20,000 Tickets. X 200,000
Tickets and Shares are sailing in- great variety, at both of
DISH'. truly fo.tunate (Meets, where in the last Lottery Two
Prises of ESO,OOO, and in the I.ottery before Two Prizes of
1E20,000, anti in the last fifteen mouths Seven Priam, of X20,0(0,
and Thirty-styen other Capital Prizes, were shared and sold,
and the money paid on demand, at
No. 4, CORNHILL, aid N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS.
London, England, 1811-04-12

RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.

'THE COMMITTEE beg to start, that there are
'j
at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the diffe-
rent Prisons of France, fur the most part in great distress; and
that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf-
ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cloath•
kg, Bediling, Feel, and such other necessaries as they stand the
must in need of.
They limber beg leave to state, that they have secured a safe
conveyance for such Sums as are remitted to France for the Use
Otte Prismsers.
Amount advertised • -•-
Subscriptions since received :
The Worshipful Company of Stationers - 50 0 0
Tbe.Worshipful Company of Cordwainers - 20 0 0
A Collection at Marston Chapel, per the Rev. Joseph
Fell, Taylors and Lloyd, Birmingham - 0 15 0
Holhrn"k - . 1 1 0
Charles Evans • 1 1 0
Collection on Fast Day at Hadderbam, Cambridgeshire,
per Rev. Mr. Fowke - • - - 3 9 0
Rev. Mr. Fnwke • 0 13 0
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FAMILY RESIDENCE and LAND, at DEDHAM, upon the
borders of Suffolk, about seven milts from Golithesier, in tillse •
county of kissex:
, • By Messrs. IIOGGART and PHILLIPS.
At the Auction Mart, WI Thursday, June 27, at 12, in 2 Lots,
Lot 1. A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE,
-1- 1- consisting of an excellent Family House, built within
nine years, under the inspection of an eminent Surveyor, and is
replete with accommodation for a respectable family, the resi-
dence and property of Stephen Teissier, Esq. removing to :own.
'I he House contains six Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, nume-
rous Closets, and Water.closets, Dining and Drawing-rooms of
good proportions, Library and Offices, with capital Cellaring fur
Wine and Ale; detached Are two ea ceUent Stables for tour horse=,
of two stalls cub, Coach-horse, and liaruess-roums. The House
Its surioundeed by Pleasure Grounds and Gardens, the Grounds
I are ornamented with flourishing Shrubs and Fruit Trees, with a
',Paddock of rich Land, containing about 25 Acres.
I Lot u. Is a very valuable and improvable Copyhold Estate,
I only divided front Lot I by the high road, consisting of a Pad-
-1 duck, containing about 34 Acres, upon au elevated and must
lbeautiful situation for building, runitmunting a fine view of the
Sea and Port of Harwich, and overlooking I Parishes. '114:
Laid is well fencedi and ornamented stith clumps of fruit trees
awl plantations; a Well has been sunk, and excellent Water
• found; with a coruturtaffle family Cottage, containing ',event&
Irooms, stabling and premises, of which immediate Possession
twill be given. The Land is laid down in grass that has not beta
mown thew wren or eight years, Tbe Land-taa is redefined.
To be viewed with uckets only, and particulars tied any day
previous to the Sale, at the C101i.3, Cuedlcoler ; Three Cups, liir-
' wlch ; Blue Posts, Witham , of Mr. Dawes Stilicitur, Angel-
court, Throginortnn-itreet ; it the Mart ; and of Messrs. Hug-
gart and Plidlips, 62, Old Ihitidssusiot.
London, England, 1811-06-20

..sALE-s BY AUCTION.
VALUABLY tREEHOLtt I.AND, near ROCHPSTiIt.
By Messrs. }looo.B4.tur and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, on Tbiirsday, 1 title 27, at Twelve, in one Lot,
AMOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called BROMPTON FARM, Containing 10 Acres, Mere
or less of excellent Arable Land, in a high state of cultivatign, i
i partly inclosd by liourishing quick-hedges, delghtttilly situated
for building a Mansion with.n a mike of thy City of Rascbe,ter, in
front of the high road to Diver, hi the Parishes of Stroud and
Pt. imlibury, Eve miles from Gravesend, 21-Iritim Loudon ; a beats-
i 6101 part of the County of Kest, cutiunaltilliig hittirusive and pic-
ituresipse proveets of the Thames and IsLelway, the Nore aid
the a3jacent country ; with a Farni-house„ Barn, Garden, aid
Out-buildings. The Land-tax is retie:tiled ; the F.state is In ha si,
sad
toutse
eythuterdhaseof
trbievii,llirtbehas:tinnoimneo);lnatiaeily
remake
inea:yi
mpiorissietja-11.0:,
To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Mr. Georg: Wheeler,
at Bill-street, Frindsbury ; and pailculars had 20 days pr.:vious
to the sale, at the boll, Crown, and King's Head Inns, Roch.ater;
ii Falcon and Printe of Orange Inns Gravesend ; Bull and George,
and Greatly Imo, Dartford; Rose amid George lons, Sir ing-
bourne ; Ram and Dell Inns, Maidstone ; of Mr. Gibbs, Swicitor,
Stroud; iti,the Auction Mart ; and of Hoggart and Philips' Of,
Old Broad:street, Royal Exchange; where a plan ut the Estate
way be sestet.

CAPI lAL FRF.EHOLL) PROPYILTV in the ISLE of WAlli f
By Messrs. 110GOART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, the 47tia of June: at Twelve
'allot*, in Two Lots.
Lot I.A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called WOOLVERTON FARM,
Situate in the Parish of hhorewell, about sic miles from
I Newport, io the Isle of Wight-, consisting of Four liwidred
Acres of rich Arable, Pasture.,,and \Vood Laud, free from stem
Tythes, well wooded and watered; the whole lying within a
ring fence, and hounded by excellent roads in one of the must
beautiful sieuations is. the island, with_ a spadLus Ma lisirin House,
suitable for the accommodation of a respectable family ; with
100 k-es of every descriptiou„ Barns, Stabling for 24 horses, *yid
1
Outbuildins, pleasure Grounds, and Plantations, prodoctiwa
Girdeus, lofty Walls, and abundant: of Fruit •I'rees. The Estate
has beep lately surveyed and valued at Loonper annum. '!'hel
present tenant'. lease expires at Michaelmas neat. •
Lot,2. A FRElitiOt.o E.S rA l'E, at a abort distance from
Lot I. consisting of two enclosures. of rich Land, called Mea-
lands, in a good situa,lon for building, coutainhig together abate
17 Acrei, accessible by the road train Knighton to Woolvertou
Farm.
To be viewed with leave of the tenant ; and Particulars had 20
days preceding the sale; at the Bugle, Newport; Dolphin, Strut h-
symptom ; Crown, Portsmouth; India Arms, Govort ; of Messrs.
Clarke, Sewel, and Cisn he, Solicitors, Newport; Richard Grant,
Esq. No. 6, Russell place, Fitzroy-square; at the Auction Mart ;
and of Messrs. It iggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street,
Royal Trachange, whet* a Plao of the Estate mot be seen.
London, England, 1811-06-29

VIENNA, JUNE 2.
In the late massacre of the Beys at Cairo the num-
ber killed is 25. Tire whole family of Elfi Bey is ex-
terminated. Schahen Bey was killed among the first.
The booty made by the troops is incalculable.

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LEGISLATIVE BODY.—SITTING OF JUNE n.
After the Process Verbal of yesterday had been
read, the Assembly proceeded to the scrutiny to no-
minate the Deputies who are to compose the Commis-
sion of Legislation, M. Monseignot was named one
of the Members. The same operation will take place
to-morrow to complete the Commission. The Com-
missioners of France and Internal Administration will
be organized afterwards.
London, England, 1811-06-29

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?ORTSMOUTH, JUNE 28.

Nothing arrived or sailed to day, but a vessel from
Cork, with provisions.—Wind N. by E.

DEAL, JUNE 28.
Sailed his M.ijesty's ships ABouxin, for off Flushing,
and the SKYLARK, for off the French coast. The DE-
FENDER lugger takes convoy for Portsmouth.
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YARMOUTH JUNE 08

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
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or three days afterwards.
The Providence —, from Chester to Dublin, was lost the
14th inst. near Ballywalter.
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MDR.
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I,.the Valencia packet came on shore at the bathing-
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be saved, as she went to pieces aimost immediately.
Five or six vessels went on shore near Algeziras. I
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with the convoy to Malta, The Chichester packet,
which arrived the 114th uk. is yet deuined here by the
1644."
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VIENNA. MARCH 30.

Some persons seemed to fear that the publication
of the 15th instant, would have occasioned a little agi-
tation, but the public tranquillity has not been trou.
led a single instant. A new circular letter has just
appeared, which explains the articles that required
some explanation.
It is said that Count Wurbna, Grand Chambeflain,
is the bearer of a letter from the Emperor to Count
Wallis, investing this Minister with the most extended
and unlimited powers, to carry into execution, in all
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The Diet of Hungary, which had been hied for
Easter, and afterwards for the month of May, is, it
is now said, definitively adjourned till the fifteenth
of August.
CONSTANTII4OPLE, FEE. 1.
Whilst the Porte continues its preparations for .1
*ow essopeign against the Russians with the gi - -
activity, and employs all its military resources
the same time does not lose sight of the Wech
The Governor of Egypt, Mshmed Paella, as
distinguished for his bravery as attachment to
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them. Many Pachas of provinces along the Tigris
and Euphrates are to join him with their troops, for
the purpose of acting against these terrible enemies
to the Turkish religion and empire. But it is, as
they know, very difficult to reach them, because they
are all mounted on camels, and by this means retire
with great celerity into the interior of Arabia, by
crossing the deserts of the northern parts of the
countrf.

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London, England, 1811-08-10

NEWHAVEN. JULY 2.

On Friday last arrived at this port, the ship Ann.
Maria, D. 'rolles master, front St. Croix, with a va-
luable cargo. On Saturday she was seized by the
-Collector for violation cf the Non-Intercourse Law
which prohibits any produce being brought from the
British Islands. This vessel was bound for C.adia, but
put into this port merely to get a supply of provisions
sufficient to enable her to proard on the voyage, the
Collector at St. Croix having refused giving permit
for taking a quantity sufficient for the purpose. The
duties on the cargo of this vessel would amount to IS
or 14,000 done' s. In the ship Ann-Maria, came
the lialowing passengers,vir.—King of England, 80.
. inirparte, 'Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton,
Burr, eickering, Wilhonse, Giles, and Mrs. Clarke—
hi wax/ They were seized with the rest of the cargo,
on their art ival, although they were of East Haven
• Manufacture, but have since been liberated."
London, England, 1811-08-10

WASHINGTON CITY, JULY 2.

The Crig:ate Essex, Capt. Smith, has at length ar.
rived in this country, having on board Mr. Pinckney,
after a passage of 49 days.
Mr. Pinckney arrived ►n this city on Sunday from
Annapolis. Mr. Foster reached this city the same
day, together with his suite.
By the Essex, dispatches are received from France,
the contents of which rumour has not yet wafted to
our e.►rs.