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`.9th of July next, at eight idea as the naming.
JOHN BARROW

BRk.ACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR.
TRANSPORT OFFICE, Jely 17, 1811.
WHEREAS, the Two French Priisoners of War,
named and ettscribed•at the Foot hereof, have absconded
from Avhby de la Zoucn, in violation of their Parole of Honour:
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ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, JULY 2, 1811.
conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's
'll Commissioners Icer conducting the affairs of the Royal Mili-
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shall be determined by a competition of Talents, the Governor
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No Person„ will. be approved for the Establiehments, whose
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• • This day was published,
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The coed ,Edition of,
SCENES of INFANCY, descr;ptive of TEVIOT.
. DALE.—By.JOHN LEYDEN.
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'llls day was published, price 4s. needy printed on a superfine
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rrHE MINSTRELS of VtrIIiANDERNIERE,
POEM. .
PT CHARLES PARISH, E. D. •
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STRICTURES on the EXPEDIENCE of the
la A DDINGTONIAN -EXTINGUISHER; comprising Sati-
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• • . •
A GRANINIAR of the LATIN TONGUE.
Fur the Cie of Schnols,

By J. JONEB,Auti-rr or the Omit Grammar.
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'role Grammar. it is preiumed, while it is adapted for the use
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at every step relieves the usual dryness of Grammatical inAruc-
tion by the philosophical manner in which he trseats the subject.
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has employed in order to abridge•the toil, and smooth the path of
the learner. ought nut to be passed over, without some =know-
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This day was published, price tai. bound, square 12ms.
A New Edition, of •
lrY RON'S THESAURUS ; .esi ENTICK'S'
-IL NEW LATIN ENGLISH DICTIONARY. designed fur
the use of Grsrnmar School:, :aid Private Education. Contain-
ii,g all the word's and pirates proper for reading the Classic
..-ki;iors in both Language:. Accurately collected from the most
approved Latin Authors. Accampanied with every improve-
ment to supply the deficiencies of -other Dictionaries, and to
enable:the Scholar to parse and construe each worilaeccrding to
its various interpreutions, by the best authors in tie English
Tongue.-4 New Edi• ion, r_vised and augmented throughout.
By WILLIAM CRAKELT, A.M.
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lull published, printed ou viritipg-part,
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• BULLION.
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A- REVIEW ofthe CONTROVERSY respecting
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7uso publishes!, price 6s. ed. boards,

THE ELEMENTS .1 GREEK GRAMMAR ;
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CHEAP 1.0 fTERY TICKETS AND SHARES.
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A PRIZE IN THE CITY LOTTERY.

AND SilDek, SELLING OFF, wrrmour RP:SERVE
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Irish FACTORS, No. 6, Pickett-street, Temple Bar, ex-
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Ladies, Nobility and the Public, that in consequence of the House
Ling draw. a Prise in the City Lottery, the wholeof their nom-
siveand valuable Stock rf Linen DILA eta T must be Sold without
reserve: an opportunity affording so to advantages will no doubt
prove au inducement to Lathes and Families to make large Pur-
chases; early application is perticularly requested whilst the Stock
Is complete and well assorted Country Prayers in all parts of
the Kingdem, might greatly benefit themielves by attending to
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Go dr, vis. 950 pieces 7-Otis and 4.4ths soiled Irish Linens; 50
boats of fresh imported ditto ; Lancashire, Yorkshire, Irish, and
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2000 Silk and Imitation Shawls, 900 pieces of Cambries and Jae-
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Bounaseens;&c. 10,000 yards Calicoes and Giughams 6d. per
yard, 500 pines fashionable Bed Furniture, 16d. per yard, 300
pieces furniture dim!ty.
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olfahtlAN FLUTE.
This day was published, price is. ed. Folio,
WRAGG's Improved Flute Preceptor ; or, The
Art of Playing the German Flute rendered easy to every
opacity, on principles entirely new. The contents are; a copious
set of instructions for a Flute front one key to eight ; a set of
Pri•gressive Lessons; 64 Duets in the various keys, each of which
b prtcrded by a short, easy Ercludio, accompanied with an ex-
ylanrory Note, by. which the Student is enabled to proceed pro-
greisively from the easiest to the most difficult key, without any
Meer animism; SO Ariettee; 5,,"; Scottish and other Airs, and a
set of Flourishes in the most useful keys; the whole forming the
most cheap and ceniplece hook of the kind extant,
London: Printed.for antioold by the Audios., No: 17,I.ittle
Knight Rider-street, Doctors Ceminons.
N. B. Beery bad[ is signed" 1: wragg," in .redirtirrbtribr
Title and Addresi. • ' • -
London, England, 1811-05-15

ANECDOTES OF THE CLERGY AND CHURCH.
This day was published, in one Volume Soo. Second Edition,
enlarged, price Si.
THE STATE of the Established CHURCH ;
containing many interesting and most serious Facts: with
an Appendix of °friend Documents.
Printed for Stocktiale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall.
Where may be had, price 21. •
A Sketch of the Ecclesia%tieal Establishment. By the RIM
Merry Bathurst, Son of the Bishop of Norwich.

This day was published, in 2 yob. tiro. price RI Ss:boards,
TREATISE on RURAL AFFAIRS; illustrated
with various Plates of Husbandry InVlements.

By ROBERT BROWN,
Farmer at Markle, County of Haddington.
Dedicated, ty Permission, to the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair,
Bart. President of the Board of Agriculture.
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noster-row ; J. Harding, St. James's-street, London ;,Oliphant
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John Andersen, Edinburgb.

Just published, nearly printed in One Volume, royal Imo, price
iSs. beards, partictilarly recommepded to the attention of
Parents, the Clergy, and the Heads of Seminaries,
I'HE NEW TESTAMENT of our LORD
Ae"IRsUS CHRN?, with Observations and Practical In-
structlom being a further Abridgment of the large and valu-
able Work of that ancient Evositor the Rev. Mr. William
Burkite.
By lie Rev. SAMUEL pLASSE, D. D. F. R. S.
Rector of Wan.tead, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and
all Booksellers. -

This day was published,
By J. Murray, Fleet-street; and R. Baldwin, Paternoster-row,
Part 111 price *is. being the ed Part of Vol. 11. of
tik GENERAL HISTORY and COLLECTION
A 1 of VOYAGES and TRAVELS. Arranged in Systematic
Order; formibg a complete History of the Origin and Progress
of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce by Sea and Land, from
the earliest Ages to the present Time.
By ROI3ER V KERR, F.R.S. and F.A.S. Edinburgh.
Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh; John Murray, 32,'
Fleet-street; and R. Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row, Lonclou.
••• This Work will be completed in 18 vols. Svc,. I and half a
Volume will be published every two Monthi. Throughout the
Work, a Series of Maps and Chart', sufficient for illus.rating the
Voyages and ravels, will be inserted In their proper places.
London, England, 1811-05-15

HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY.

QIR JAMES BRANSCOME and Cn. J. SIVE-
WRIGHT, sole Surviving Partner, beg leave to recommend
most strongly the Acme of the present popular Lottery, contain-
-4 Prizes of •C20,C00 are 4380,000
!4 Ditto - 1,000 - 44,009
S 9 Ditto - 500 - 16,000
4060 Ditto 250, ittS, &c. 246,000
All of which will be drawn 4th JUNE.

Grateful for the patronage w►ich they have experienced at their
Cc' Offices, No 37, Cornhill, 11, Holborn, Se, Haymarket,
Where, en the King's Birth-day, they alone distributed to tLeir
Friends, No. t 2,719, .e 25,000; '7,6116, £20,020; 12,747, £10,000;
and, in tl r last two Lotteries, Capitals to an mating Amount,
toe list of which may be seen as above.
London, England, 1811-05-15

7111,7 LOAN.

The following are the terms upon which the Loan
is to be taken :—AtiO in the 3 per Cents. Reduced ;
£420 Consols ; and £2O, 4 per Cents. Biddim;s it?
the Long Annuities, £3 per cent. discount on prompt
payments. Biddings tr, be on Monday morning.

The HORATIO frigate has returned to Heligoland,
after au unsuccessful attempt against two Ficiiel
gun-boats. Count G"Troite, the Ex-King of Swe.len,
has landed from the frigate, and taken up his resi-
dence at the house of EDWARD NicrioLvs, Esq.
The 9lst Regiment, which was ordered to hold it.
self in readiness to embark for Canada, is counter.
manded, and its supposed destinati.4l is Portugal.

The fleet under the command of Admiral FERIIIER
arrived in Haz;iy Bay )esterday —Wind S. by E.
TORBAY, MAY 13.
Passed down Channel this Gwen, on, his Majesty's
frigates Ai.Farr and JASON, with the Newfoundland,
Outbec, alld Portugal fleets, consisting of at least 150
sail ; there were two or three other men of war with
them, but not near enough to distinguish their num•
burs from Berry-head signal port.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 13.
I stated yesterday the saiiinq of the transports for
Lisbon, under convoy of the FAvot•tttrF and INTEt.-
LIGENT. wind unfortunately shitted in the even.
ing to S. W. in consequence of which they could not
get down Channel, and were forced to return. They,
however, all sailed at ten o'clock this morning, and
have had a fair breeze ever since, at S.—Arrived la
MANCHE, BOADICEA, and Diann frigatei, and ANT
schooner from Portsmouth.—Sailed the Naßmssua
frigate, for the Greenland Seas ; Favoutore sloop,
and INTELLIGENT gun-brig, with 30 sail of transports,
for Lisbon. Sailed also the, GIBRALTAR, SCEPTRE,
and VENERABLE men of war, ROTA and ARMIDA fri-
gates, for off L'Orient ; GOLDFINCH sloop of war, for
Cadiz ; and MULLET schooner, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 14.
Arrived his Majesty's sloop CANNIT, from Guern•
sey, and is appointed convoy for the Downs, as is
also the FYLLA sloop of war ; arrived his Majesty's
ship ROSARIO, with about 44/ sail under convoy from
the Downs.—Sailed the Nat- MAHON, for Lisbon;
and the Noma:, for the Downs.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, MAY 14.
Arrived his Majesty's ships NonoE, PLOVER, and
TRINCULO—the two former from Portsmouth, and
the latter from a cniize.—Sailed the R.Ayeu, for off
Flushing.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, MAY 14. •
Arrived this morning the Auckland pullet, with
a mail from Heligoland.
SHF.ERNESS, MAY 14.
Sailed last evening the MANLY gun-brig, with 20,
sail of vessels for Heligoland.
London, England, 1811-05-15

This day was published, In 2 Vols. sea and one 4to. Volume
of Plates, price Ns. in boards,
rERGUSON's ASTRONOMY EXPLAINED,
I- upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles; with Notes and Supple-
mentary Chapters, ail.pted to the Present State of the Science,
By DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. F.R.S. and F.A.S.E.

'Joe The Notes and supplementary Chapters to this Work,
which occupy nearly a volume, contain the fullest view that has
yet been given of all the new discoveries in Astronomy, viz. the
Observations and Theories repecting the four new Planets; the
Discoveries of Sehroeter concerning the Twilight Atmosphere,
and Mountains of Venice, and the Moan; the recent Observa-
tions of Pigott on variable Stars ; and the Thearies and Observa-
I dons of Dr. Herschel on the structure of the Sun, the Parallax of
I the Stars, the Motion of the Solar System, the Revolutions of
Double and Multiple Stars, and the Nature of Nebula and the
Milky Way : with Catalogues, descriptive of the Position, kc.
of these interesting Phenomena.
Printed for John Eallantyne and Co. Oliphant and Balfour,
and Brown and litrombie,Edioburgh; and for John Murray and
Robert Scholey, London.
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13, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavera, Bath. Aitni-
nits, Messrs. Shaphard and Adlington, Bedford-row, I.ondon ;

•
or Mr. R. Sheppird, Bath.
Christopher Huffam and William Henry Huffam, of Limehouse.
Middlesex, ship-chandlers and partners, May 25 lupe 8, and
25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Teesdale, Mer-
dant Taylore-Hall, Threadneedle-street.
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man. June 5,0, and 25, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, 1.1.
verpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle, lohn-street, Bed-
ford-row, London ; or Messrs: Grifatk and Hl2de, Fenwkk-
street, Liverpool.
Matthew Berry, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer, dealer mid chap-
man, May 23, at four, May 24, and June 25, at eleven, at the
White Bear Inn, Barnsley. Atinrnies, Mr. Quirks Wilson,
No. 16, Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr.
George Keir, Barnsley.
Isaac Robinson. of Whiteliaven, Cumberland, mercer, June 5. 6,
at two, and June 25, at ten, at the Red lien, Whiiehaven.—
Attornics, Mr. Pearson, No. 9, Staple-Inn, London; or Mr.

Richard She men, Whitehaven.
Zachat tah Shaw, of Dudley, Worcestershire, mercer and draper,
June c, at four, June 7, and 25, at eleven, at the Littleton
Arms lam, Prukridge. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Cox,
of the Inner Temple, London or Mr. John Rubinson, of

Dudley.
John Amick, of Old Bond-etreet, Middlesex, perfumer, dealer
and chapman, May V.O, 25, and June es, at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine-street. Piccadilly.
Richard Hunt, of King'‘ Lynn, Norfolk, taylor and woollen-
draper. merchant, dealer and chapman, May 23, at four, May
24, at ten, and June 25, at folk, at the GuildhaU,King's Lynn.
Attorney, Mr. Lewis Weston Tarels, King's Lynn ; or Mews.
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. at six, May 98, and June 2,5, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Can-
• terbury. Attorney, Mr. George Owls, Canterbury ; or Mr.
Dyne, 59, Lineohis-Inn-Fields. --
Henry White, of George-street. Manchester-square, Middlesex,
coal-merchant, dealer and chapritao, May 2i, June 8, and es,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Auornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Row-
land, and Robinson, °rare-Inn-place.
Robert Keyes, late of Skunaerktreet, London, victualler, dealer
and chaptnan, May 21, 28, and June 25, at eleven, at Guild-
ball. Anoraks, Messrs. Hall and Drake, Salters'-hall, Can-
nou•street, London.
London, England, 1811-01-25

HABEAS CORMS.

In a case where a writ of Habeas Corpus, for brin7-
ing up the body of an impressed man, had been moved
for during the last term. and the Rule had been en.
larged to the present term, at the request of the Ad-
miralty,
Mr. Jinvm stated, that understanding that the man
had been drafted for a vessel intended for foreign
*service, he had himself made personal applicatiOn on
the subject to Captain Barlow, in consequence of
which a letter had been sent to Plymouth yesterday,
to prevent the man trom being sent abroad, and he
hoped the letter would arrive in sufficient time for
this purpose.
Lord ELLENBoaoutut said, this was a thin- not to
be lightly treated. A Rule had been ranted by that
Court, and, to accommodate the Admiralty, they had
enlarged it to another Term. His Lordship begged
it to be understood, however, that in every instance
where this was done, the Court granted the indulgence
solely on an understanding, or more properly on an
undertaking, that, in the mean time, the person on
whose account the writ was moved for should not be
sent out of the country, or placed beyond the autho-
rity of a Writ of that Court. He understood from
the Learned Counsel (Jervis), that a telegraphic dis-
patch could not have been made yesterday. He did
not believe, however, that such was the case to-day.
He therefore hoped i: would still be made, as it would
even now anticipate the letter alluded to by the
Learned Counsel, and would chew that the Writs of
that Court were not to be di ,regarded.
Mr-l Elms assured his Lordship, that a messenger
should be immediately dispatched to the Admiralty,
with instructions similar to those suggested by his
Lordship.
London, England, 1811-01-25

This day mere published,
In One Volume, Bvo. price 101.64 boards,
ESSAYS, LITERARY and MISCELLANE-
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HARRISON V. KING.

Mr.ToPpivo moved for a Rule to shew cause why
the Writ of Capiar ad Sathfacieidum in this case should
not be set aside, on account of irregularity, and why
the money in the hands of the Sheriff should not be,
paid over to the defendant ? The Learned Counsel'
observed, that if the facts stated in the defendant's.
affidavit were correct, then had he been most scan;
dalowly and ctneily treated. The sum for whieh the
execution had originally issued was £1687 and a
fraction. In satisfaction of this sum, there had been
levied at different times to the amount of £ll7 70d.
Of issu and of 114297, making in all £1364. Is. 6d.
besides Sheriff's poundage and costs. On the 17th of
the present month, however, the plaintiff, in virtue of
the same Writ of Ca. :a. caused the Sheriff again to
enter the house of the defendant, and to levy on his
goods to the amount of £1267 and a fraction, al.:
though £322 and a fraction was the whole amount
of the sum then due.

Mr. Justice BAILEY said, it would be ben& for the
Learned Counsel to move, not that the WI it of Ca. sa.
be set aside for irregularity, but that the levy be re-
duced to the amount of the sum due.

Lord ELLENBOROCGII—" It will be better that you
should take a Rule to shew cause why the Ca. sa.
should not be discharged, or why so much of the sum
levied under it, as exceeds the sum actually due,
should not be returned to the defendant."—Rule to
shew cause granted.
London, England, 1811-01-25

This day was published,
In Three Volumes. tivo. price Li 11s. 6d. boards,
'HE RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYED,
1- or, a View of the Four Grand Systems of Religion, Ju-
daism, Paganism, Christianity, and Mohammedism, and of the
various existing Denomination.", Seetseand Parties in the Chris-
tian World. To which is subjoined, a View of Deism and
Atheism.
By the Rev. ROBERT ADAM, B. A. Oxford,
Minister of the Episco:nl Congregation, Blackfrfar's Wynd,
Edinburgh :and Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of
Pointed for.Longroan, Hurst, Rea, Orme and Brows, Pater-
noster-raw.
London, England, 1811-01-25

SHEERING V. JORDAN.

This was an action for the sum of £32 4s. as the
amount of goods sold by plaintiff to defendant.
The plaintiff is a wheelwright, residing at Vaux-
hall..--the defendant, a dealer of old iron, living at
Wandsworth. The defendant, in May last, had pur-
chased SO cwt. 2 qrs. I 41b. of old iron from the plain-
tiff, at the rate of Bs. per cwt. which was regularly
weighed in his presence, and afterwards ( with the ex-
ception of a quantity which the defendant himself de-
sired should be left behind until called for) put into
a cart which defendant had sent for that purpose, and
carried away. He had, however, never paid for the
iron thus obtained—nor had he sent for the quantity
which remained,although it was ready to be delivered.
The defence set up was, that defendant had made
a tender of £32, to plaintiff, which he had refused—
(this sum he had paid into Court)—and that his mo-
tive for refusing to pay the 4s. (which, in fact was the
whole matter now in dispute) was, that, on the iron
being re-weighed at Bull Wharf, it was found to be'
244r5. and Itilbs. deficient in weight. This defence,
however, failed—as the only tender which defendant
appeared to have made was a conditional one—that,
provided plaintiff would allow him (the defendant)
and two of his friends, a guinea each for their trouble
in purchasing the iron, he would pay the remainder;
which plaintiff refused to accept—and the iron hav-
ing been lying at the wharf two days before it was
weighed, it was not impossible that part of it might
have been stolen from thence.
The Jury, however, returned a verdict for the
plaintiff.

A tall fellow standing up in the Pit a few nights
ago at the Hibernian Theatre, in Dublin, was repeat-
edly entreated to sit down, but would not ; when a
voice from the upper gallery, called out, " Let him
alone, honey, he's a tailor, and he's resting hinuelf."
The new aqueduct bridge of the Grand Junction
Canal, over the Ouse river, below Stoney Stratford,
at Wolverton, which has been some time in prepara-
tion, •of cast iron, in lieu of that of brick, which fell
down in February, 1808, was opened on Monday lir
-the passage of boats. The whole length of the iron-
work is 101 feet ; it is wide enough for two boats to
pass each other, and has a towing path of iron attach-
ed to it ; it is firm and tight in every part, and dis-
plays not the least appearance of straiu from its vast
weight.
Yesterday evening, about seven o'clock, as a gen-
tleman's carriage was going through Temple-bar, the
horses took fright and ran with great violence against
a hackney coach, near Fetter-lane, by which the gen-
tleman's carriage was overturned, and a poor wo-
man, standing by her fruit-stall, was so shockingly
bruised as to be taken to a Surgeon in the neigir-
bourhood without any hopes of recovery ; and the
coachman, who was thrown from his box, *as mate-
rially injoied.
London, England, 1811-01-25

BIRTHS.
At Dalkeith house, the Countess of Queensberry, of a daughter.
At Blackheath, the Ccuntess of Selkirk, of a daughter. -
At Belvolr Castle, her Grace the Duchess of Rutland, of a
daughter.

MARRIED
At Donnington, perks, Lieutenant-Colonel Quentin, of the
10th Dragoons, to Georgiana, daughter of the late J.Lawrell,Esq.
Jan. 13, at Honiton, Devonshire, the Rev. H. A. Hughes, of
Uplyme, in the same county, to Snpltia Eliza, eldekt daughter of
the Rev. Dr. Honeywood, Rector of Honiton, and °haplaiu to
his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
A few days ago, being the fourth time, at Norton, tter.r Gainby,
Leicestershirc, Lawrence Winsor, a celebrated tiddler and tr..-
veiling brazier, and formerly noted as the leader of a gang of
gypsies, aged 86, so Johanna Skelton; of Cotton-in-the-Elms,
aged 22!

DIED.
Last week, in the parish of Inch, country of Antrim, Thomas
Torney, aged 100 years.
At Bude, in the prime of life, after a short illness, the Rev.
John Paus, Rector of Vehiutone, near Stratton.
At Abvrlady Manse, the Rev. Dr. Neil Roy, minister of that
parish.
At Newport, in the Isle of Wight, in the 66th year of her age,
Lady Piohorn, the Lady of Sir John Pinborn.
At Kiikr,onnell, aged 60, Mrs. Janet Laidlaw, 'relict of the
Rev. John M•Kili, late minister of Derisdeer.
At Brvie, on the Bth haunt, in the 86th year of her age,
Mu. Elizabeth Frazer, widow of Captain Hugh Frazer, of the
North Lowland Fencibles.
London, England, 1811-01-25

This day was publi►lred, in three Vu'times duodecimo, price I Ss.
it. beards,
THE SHIPWRECK; or, MEMOIRS of an
IRISH OFFICER and his FAMILY, a Novel.
By THEODORE EDGWORSH, Esq.
tondo's: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No.. ill, Cheapside, and
may be read at all Circulating Libraries in Town and Country.
Where may be bad, embellished with Ten Engravings by
Rowlandson, the Third Edition, of
Chesterfield Butlesqued, dedicated to 0. Colman, Esq. price 6s.
London, England, 1811-09-19

Elphirsvme

Giatton
Aln‘s ick Castle
New tiiip
Bombay .
Cirenc• ster - -
Wexford

Arell
Ceylon .
N. S. Ada
Diu to Calcutta
Dittu Brngal

Thomas Grenville 866 - Capt. Win. Patterson.
N. S. Jane DUCiIt)S Gordon 95) - - Capt. -
Poit BENGAL.
N. S. Lady Jane Dundas 9.SU - - Capt.

EXTRA aups FOR COAST AND RAF.
Lord Kehh - &99 - - Cspt. P. Campbell.
Sir WiMans Hensley J 7 - - Capt. Cro. Hover.
Ann . . Capt. Peter Cimersia
Harriet - 549 - • Capt. Win. Lynch.
Indu• . 567 - Capt. Geo. Waden,
Captain DUOALD MACD )120ALD w4l SWOIU into the
command of the ship Tigr;s. •

FALMOUTH, !;EPFFMLF,a 18.
The Adventnre.packet, bawl(' to OR, NieJiterra-I
Grath is ordered not to proceed until F 1 illy nest.
PLVMOUrCH, SErTEMBER
•
Arrived the AOILON frig.ite from a crilize off
Brest. Sailed the FANCY hired cutter to the Roche-
fort station ; and the BLoonstniewo gun brig Vr Fah
mouth.—Captain BRAZIER. son-in-law to Adnsiral
But.t.em, second in ci,mmAnd at this port. is appone-
ted to the INSPLENT brig of war, hunched here 'ester-
day.—This afternoon EArl Visicasr (who Arrived
here yesterday) accomp.tnie.l by Sir W:LLIASI RULE,
and two other dentlemen, went on hoard the SALTA.
Dolt DEL MUN DO and several other ships in Harnosze;
a salute was fired on the occasi,m.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER re.
•
Arrived his MAjesty's ship Di A nrst, from the Downs. I
Pettstas, with convoy t;tr Guernsey, and the i
PRIMROSE, on a cruise.—Wtud le.astet Iy.
, DEAL, SEPTEMBER tit.
Arrived his Majesty's ship PYRAMUS, from Ports-
mouth. The transpotts, with' troops from Harwich,
remain.
YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER is.
Arrived this morning from a cruise the Qum=
frigate, Captain HAMTAYNE ; and the VisEN gun-
wig, Lieutenant WRIGHT, and remain itt the Roach;
with the PORTIA, Vice AcTlif.ll MURRAY, and Ps zee
gunbrig which has signal for to take convoy tor H.
ligolaed. In consequence of the improved state of
the New Gatt, the 'Niel squadron, under Admiral
Feast= is expected to readezvous in these Roads
instead Of HoSeley 11.47.
London, England, 1811-09-19

NIGHT3I3RIDCE BANK,
STABLISHED for advancing Money at annuity
interest, m Freehold, Copyhold, or Lenwhold Property, in
land or Houses ; also on Income arising from Dividend*, of
Stork in the Fund*, Marriage Settlements, Widow's Jointure*,
and Church Livings. The Nobility and Gentry of known for-
tunet or their heirs may be supplied on their Annuity Bonds.
To prevent 'inmost Uttableons sum under .C3OO eau be attended
t*, and none but the most respectable business transacted, which
wia be cribducted with promptitude and secrecy, and all annuities
made redeemable.
Apply personally, during bat.lting hours, or by letter, to the
S,eretnry of the Knightsbridge Bank, near Hyde Park Corner,
who is impowrred to treat, from "ESC° to any amoent, the re-
sources cf t1:1% institution hting .equal to any arivzneement, how-
aver considerable, and matters of mag,nitude preferred.
London, England, 1811-09-19

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, G. 1811.
'FHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' (I* HIS MA-
JEST rs ORDNANCE, do give -V
That Proposals will be receli-.1 at their Office in Pall Mall, cn
or before Friday, the 20th day of Sept. instant, from such perions
as may be willing to purchase about 1.79 1.0!1,4 of unserviceable
SHOT and CAST IRON, now Lying at the Royal Arsenal, at
Woolwich, which may be viewed upon application to John
Gcait, Esq the Ordnance Store-keeper there.
No tender can be rtceived for a less quantity than ten Tons.
And all further Particulars, may be known at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of
Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the pur -hale of unser-
viceable Shot, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted afterthe said
20th day of Sept. at Twelve o'clock at noon of the ;Lame days
neither will any tend.r he noticed unless rheprty making it, or;
an agent in his behalf, sbal attend. By Order of the Beard,
R. H. CR EIV, Sc...oetary.

ORD V ANCE-UFAIGS, Sept. 9, 1::11.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf HIS MA-
JESTY",ORDNANCE, do her4y give
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Malt,
on or before Wednesday, the Wednesday, the Id day of October
next, from ;nth Persons as may be willing to undertake the
supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICI.S for service t.t
I Department, for a period of three Years, determinable at the
(expiration of one year, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the principal Stortkeeper's Office ht the Tower ; and further par-
ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretat y's Office in P..11.-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and tour o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and erd<n.seci," Prop°.
cats for Ironmongery," but no proposal can he admitted after the
said lid day of Ocrolwr, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day ; neltht r will any Tender be noticed unless the parry making
it, or a:t agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CRFPV, Secretary,

Tth day wit :•ull'irired,
in a neat and closely elites! Vltaar.., se°. price 6s. d new
ied, Of .
7HE I.ONDON PR ACTICV of
. To which are ni.;ed, lestrocrtons fur the Trearment
LYltag-in Women, and of the principal rti,e.,ses of Chihli a.
Painted fur John Murray, 32, ; J. Ca'lnkv, Crown-
court, Princes.rreer ; F.. Cot, Borourrh; and T. It- iftrsk oed,
No '.40. West Smithfield, London; W. Blackwood, Erlisibargb ;
and, Julio Ctrintuing, Dublin.
Of whom may be had,
The Lendria IDissectnr, Third F4ition, 2nio. 51.
London, England, 1811-09-19

FAmiLig.s 'retiring to the Country during the
summer. are recommended to take a supvly of MIDDLE-
WOOD'S ROYAL ABYSSIAN FLOWER SOAP, whroc emi-
nent properties render Hard or Salt Water as pleasant as Soft,
with which it washes the skin delicately white, preserves it
smooth, prevents chapping and other imperfections during the
most intense heat, and makes the operation of shaving pleasant
to the tenikrist fate. Ili. Royal Patrons the Prince Regeur,
the Prince.. of Wales, the Duchess of York, the Dukes of York
Clarence; and Cumberland, and most of the Noble Families, are
stacioublp'pleitseil to use it, and the repute in which it is hrld by
the Gentry, flatters the Proprietor it on). wants an introduction
senerally to establish its fame throughout the univi rse, price 19.
the square, 10s. per dozen; four dozen or upwards will he gent,
carriage paid, to any part of the Kingdom. Also his Metal and
TanbridgeShavinrßozes filled with the s es. tic). to 41. each ;
and his celebrated Cosmetic Powders are sold by Venaersof Per-
/ornery in every principal town, whose g-tieral orders of Perfu-
mery will be strictly attended to by I. W. MiddlevioOd, at his
Warehouse, 110, Hlgh-street, Whitechapel, London.
London, England, 1811-09-19

FRONTIERS OF HUNGARY, AUGUS I' IS:

Since it has been known that the Turks were as-
sembling forces neat Nissa and Weddin, all the troops
have held themselves in readiness to match for Sery iA*
—Some thousands of Servians have already arrived
from the camp of Delegrade, and at 'amok not a
day passes without fresh reinforcements arriving.—
Two thousand Servians have marched for the hot..
tiers, to support the Cordon established along the
Drina. They are wonting with great activity at Bel-
lgrade, and all the other fortresses in Servia, in pre•
paring military stores of every description. All let.
tens received from Wallathia unanimously agree in
stating, that the opening of the campaign has not
Ibeen favourable to the Russians, and that they have
successively evacuated all the fortified places situated
on the right bank of the Danube. They have even,
it is said, abandoned Silistria and Rasgrad, after hay.
sag demolished their fortifications.
It will be recollected, that on the 4th of July NI

Turks attacked a corps which was encamped near t:t.tt
town, and that they were repulsed. We learn, that
!lifting received fresh reinforcemen•ti they AgAin at-
tacked the Russiantwith such impettto‘ty un the sth
artsl 6th, that they compelled them to repass the Da•

.
London, England, 1811-09-19

THE ARMY.

The depots of the following regiments of the line
are ordered to be established at Aslifimi Bit-racks,
for which place they have commcnced their march,
and will arrive as under
7th Iteginteut, from Petaidstone.
sth Ditto
22d Ditto
Stu Ditto
53d Ditto
Btith Ditto
Str HOWARD DOUGLAS, Of the Military Ci•llege at
Marlow. is arrived at Cortuunt, as British Agent, to
superintend the delivery tit the Spanish Gesi.:r ils of 1
l'Ahe arms and stores sent out Irian this country.-1
About 15,009 men are actif illy egaipped and in train- I
in. Sir G. COLLYER 11.ti'Ilte Ctiiiirstittiii in the Bay. i
In Portugal twelve new regiments of Cacadores. I
or light troops, are now raising. They are about
,600. mess each F iiir of these regiments have been ,
given to British Officers - to Colonels A itsrs-raordo. 4
CRUIKsIIANK, BRoWNI, and Dussomo ; the other eileit I
ft. Portuguese Officers who have distinguished tlicm-
"elves by their activity. They are likely to be most
Useful.
• A letter from an Officer, in Lord Wnr LINCTON'S
army, dated Puente d'Ottore, August
1.5, says—
" The array is at this time till at a stand, but we ex-
pect to move forward into Spain in a few days to-
wards Salamanca, at which place we hear there is a
, large force collected. Rodrigo is still in the posses-
sion of the enemy, but it is expected it will soon sur-
render, as we have • our troops all around it. The
light division has posssession of the pass, and prevents
them from getting any supplies. The Ist divisi,n of
cavalry moved forward to Rodrigo y-sterday, expect-1
ing the French would come nut, by they did not, so
they fell back that night, a distance of four leagues.'
The greatest pat of the army is in cantonments be-
tween Fonte Li'Onore and Castel Born, waiting with
i great impati:nce for orders to proceed forward."
London, England, 1811-12-31

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PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER so.

Sailed the ACAETA fi igate, with a convoy for tha
East Indies. The CYANNE and SPIDER, that take tl”
convoy to the West Indies, are gone down to Cowes
Roads with a few of the ships, but the principal part
of them remain at the Mother Bank and in Stoke's
Bay. Sailed the DIADEM for Plymouth.—Wind N.E.

DEAL, DECEMBER so.
Arrived the POITIERS from a craize, and the CRES.
SEY and FAME from the Baltic. Sailed the SPECU-
LATOR lugger with the following ships for Portsmouth,
Sally, KEERBY, for the Mediterranean ; Asia, TYNY,
for Malta ; Elizabeth, —, and Adventurers, JIM-
LARD, for Lisbon ; and the Royal Oak, PROCTOR, for
Jamaica. Passed through the Downs the TRAFAL-
GAR from Rio Janeiro.—Wind N.W.

HARWICH, DECEMBER se.

Arrived the LadyNepean and King George pack-
ets, from Anholt—the latter passed about 20 sail of
the convoy from the Baltic, off Lowestoff, this morn-
ing. Three of the fleet are lost off the Scaw. The
America, Bnicios, put beer Gottenburgh.

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 30.

Yesterday arrived the DESIREE frigate, of 36 guns,
Capt. FARQUHAR, from a cruiee, and brought in with
her the Jounge Alede, CORNELIA SJOUW master, from
North Bergen, with oil and stockfish. The Bantus
Etta cutter, Lieut. ELLISEI has brought in 11 men,
the crew of a light collier, belonging to London, which,
by the shifting of the ballast, sunk off the Dogger,
and who saved themselves by their boat. Sailed the
Lsv ERET on a cruize, and the SNIPE gun-brig to refit.
—The John and Sarah, T. Tlingit muter, from Col-
chester, with shingle, bound to Boston, loss of anchors,
and the Pea Flower, F. WADE master, from Hull,
bound to London, with potatoes, loss of anchors and
bowsprit, put in here to repair.
I.EITH, DECEMBER 2s.

The Hess armed ship sailed from Leith Roads on I
Thursday, to protect the Gottenburgh convoy ex-
pected with the &MIA sloop of war. The EGESIA
arrived in the Roads this morning, but none of her
convoy have come up yet. The Rirt.smAx sloop of
war arrived in Leith Roads yesterday, from a mile.
The SARPEDON sloop of war is in tight, coming tip
from a cruize. The Ellen, Rrrctint. for Greenock,
from the West-Indies, wrecked on the Lady Isle, as
lately mentioned, went to pieces on the 19th instant,
crew saved ; very Eta* of the cargo will be oared,