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London, England, 1811-12-07

COFFEE MART AND SUGAR WAREHOUSE,

No. e, SKINNEA-STICEET, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.
THE COMMITTEE of BRITISH COFFEE
PLAN TEM and MERCHANTS, have engaged, as their
Agent, Mr. W. Deacon, and have bound hint in a heavy penalty,
to scil sound wholesome Coffee, and not to introduce into the
'vlart any Coffee of a different description, and to sell for ready
money only at the following prices :
.3esc Coffee, - Is. 4d. per lb. raw, and Is. 10d. per lb. roasted.
Alifidling do. 1 8 do. do. 1 8 do. do.
Good Ordinary do I 2 do. do. 1 6 de. do.
lbrdinary do. 1 1 do. do. 1 4 do. de.
Best refined, and doubted refined Sugar; raw or Moist Sugars
seat as imported. Country Corresponden,s remitting Notes or
Bilis from one•posind upwards, will immediately be supplied with
Coffee or Sugar,• equal to the amount of such remittance; and
those who buy by the 'l' ierce, Hogshead or Hundred Weigt.t,
will hfte a Considerable allowance made them.
Mr. D. will appOlnt • agents in the Country where he sees it
• needfuL
I' do hereby certify, hat Mr.*. Deacon, No. 9., Skinner-
strew, Snow-hill, London, is the only person authorised by the
Committc of British Coffee Planters and Merchants in London,
so sell Coffee Wholesale, and in quantities not less than a single
pound weight, within the City of London and in all parts of the
Country. W, HOLDEN,
West India Committee Roans, New City
Chambers, London.
• :.The Mart opened this day, December 2, 1811.

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This day was published,
In 12mo. price Is. 6d. and fine • Paper 2s. bound,
THE NEW WEEK's PREPARATION for a
worthy Receiving of the LORD's SUPPER, as appointed
and recommended by the Church of England. Consisting of
Meditations and Prayers for the Morning and Evening, of every
Day in the Week; with Forms of Examination and-confession
of Situ; and a Companion at the Altar, directing the Communi-
cant in his Behaviour and Deletions at the Lord'a Tabic ; also
Instructions how to life well,atter receiving the Ho!), Sacrament.

N. B. Every genuine Copy has the Signature of W. Bent on
the back of the Frontispiece, and is
Printed for W. Bent, at the ICing's.Arms, in Paternoster row ;
F. and C. Riviogton, J. Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, C.
Law, Longman and Co. H. T. Hodgson, J. Richardson, J. M.
Richardson, and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.
London, England, 1811-09-10

per hundred pounds, avoir-

-per hundred and twelve

For ti.e Hay, at the rate of
Fcr the Straw, at the rate of per hundred and twelve
founds.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly, for two
'or more of the said Districts, aod it is expected that the Con-
tract )r shall receive the Stable Dung which during the period
of this Contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the
same after the rate of per horse per week.
_ _ _

Further particulars may be known upon application to the Offi-
cers commanding the Royal Artillery, in each District; arid also
at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between
die Lourscof ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be
delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage;" but
no Proposal can be admitted after the 23d instant, at twelve
o'cl,sch at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no-
tic:d unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall
By Order of the hoard,
1?. H. CREW, Secretary.

ANTISCORBU I'IC DROPS.
IT it worthy observ:ttion the numerous Cases that
I.,vc succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT
146N.1 iscotuu-ric DROPS; apd the following remarkable ia-
ii:ance occurred in a middle aged woman %oho applied for their
vie at the Dispensary, 15, Soini-.quarc„LOßdon. She ei..inplained
of great debility and nervous irrhatino, appetite bad, with a ge-
neral depression of breathing ; her case not being well understood;
she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the Medi-
cine, though the Proprietor stated the impi °liability of its being
of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth; having reco-
vered Ler strength and appetite, and increased her pulse irons the
depressed state it had been hi. Now this effect can only be ac-
counted fur by the Medicine regulating the stomach and diges-
tion, and exerting the powers of the habit. In deep-seated ab-
scesses of the pints, the change it produces in the general health,"l
excites the best hopes In those most distresoog Ca‘Vi. In erttp- '
dens, serophula, scarify, rheumatism, &c. its effects are generally
acknowledged.
Astbere are numerous consterfelts, please to ask for Spiislitiry's
Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty printed in black
ink, in bottl:s of ss, dd. double battles iOs• and larger Li
included. Compound Essence as. Said at the Dispensary, 1.1,
Sufic...game, Loudest.
London, England, 1811-09-10

This day was published,

In One Volume five. price 101. 6d. boards, the 2d Edition of
ACOLLECTION of TREATISES on SOL-
LUNAR INI.I.UENCE in•FEVERS; with an improved
Method of curing them.
By FRANCIS BALFOUR, M.D.
First Member of the Medical Board in Bengal.

To which is added, A NEW DIAGRAM, calculated to exhibit
at one Vicw, the coincidence of the Paroxysms and R•missions
of Febrile Diseases whh the Flowing and Ebbing of Sol-Lunar
Power: and thus to point out the real Source of a'l the various
Types, Periods, Intervals, Durations, Crises, Relapses, Me:as.
tests, and other Periodical Changes to which by an Eternal and
Univer!al Law, they are subject in every quarter of the globe.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ;
Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; and E. Lloyd, London : A. Con-
stable and Co. P. Hill, and J. Anderson, Edinburgh; and R.
Tullis, Cupar.

This day was published,
In royal Ito. price .E 2 14s. Volume the First, comprising Genesis
to Ps3lnts, of
MHE DEVOTIONAL-FAMILY BIBLE ; with
copious Notes and Illustrations, partly original, and partly
selected from the most approved Expositors, Ancient and Mo-
dern : with a devotional Fatercise, or Aspiration, after every
Chapter.—By 1011 N FA %%TETT, D. D. of liyhden Bridge,
near Halifax.
London : PrintA for Suttaby, Evance, and Co. Stationers%
court ; Robert Baldwin, Paternoster row ; Ward and Middleton,
Skinner-street ; and I'. K. Holden, Halifax, &c.
The Work may be taken in Parts, at 7s. each, or lialumhers
at Is.; it. will be completed In March 1812; and the price will
not exceed £5 Ss.

•,,• A few Copies have been taken off nn a super royal Paper,
in the most elegant manner. ,This fine Edition it was Cot in-
tended to publish till complete ; l?tit several Subscribers being
desirous of having the first Volume, it will be delivered at £5. Si.
with a ticket entitling the Bearer to the second Volume for £2.25.
The Price of the fine Edition will be Xti when complete.

SUGAR-HOUSE, IN BRISTOL.
To be LET for a term of Years, consisting of
A SINGLE HOUSE and DOUBLE HOUSE,
having Seven Pans, with Utensils of every kind complete,
Counlog•houses, Warehouse, Stable, and other Conveniences,
and a Dwelling-house for p Boiler or Warehousemen. The Tre-
atises adjoin the river Avon, and were lately occupied by 1),/.
Wasley, Esq. deceased; and arc as commodious, light, and spaci-
ous as any in the Kingdom.
Apply, if by letter, post-paid, to J. Savery, Esq. or Messrs
Morpan and Livett, Solicitors, Bristol ; or to Mr. T. W. Reid
No. 4, Leman-street, London.
London, England, 1811-09-10

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 4, lall.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JRST2", ORDNANCE, do Arreky give Melte,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in
en or before Monday the 23d instant, from such persona as may
be willing to undertake the aupply of FORAGE for the Ord •
ranee Horses, stationed In the following District*, to be delivered
at the ezpeute of the Contractor, viz.
NORTH BRITAIN,
NORTHERN,
YORKSHIRE,

EM FERN, exclusive of WARLEY,
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM,
SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOU TH,
JSLE of WIGHT and CHRISTCHURCH,
WESTERN,
WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies,
WARI.EY and CHATHAM,
For a period of Six Months, from the Ist of October next. The
Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of
foxy or rnowburnt Oats, not to weigh less than 37 lb& per Win-
chester bushel.

The Hay to be sweet and dry; and delivered in trusses of
iQ lbs. none of which wise issued of the same year's growth, pre-
vious to the 10th day of October.
The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
sad delivered in trusses of 36 lbs.

The prices to be paid fur the respective quantities which may
be so &livered, to be as follows, viz.

For the Oats, at the rate of
slofsois weight.
London, England, 1811-09-10

CHERTSEY BANK.
MESSRS. LA COSTE, CLARK, and Co. beg
leave respectfully to inform the public, that they have
been able to collect in, and have pai(rthe whole of their Notes
that were in circulation on and before the 115th day of July last,
(the time when the Robbery of their Bank was committed) and
have since issued a new circulation of Notes, materially different
from the former. If there are therefore any of their Old Notes
at present circulating in the Country, they must have been those
which were Stolen. They request, under these circumstances,
that all persons will please to take notice, that they shall not
after the date of this Advert iiement, pay any one of their Notes, of
a date prior to the 29th day of July, last, (the date of their new
issue of Notes) should there be any such now In circulation, and
they trust no person will receive or Cask any of such Notes.
Chertsey, August Si, 1311.
London, England, 1811-09-10

PARIS, SEP CENIRAR 8.

The funeral of the Count de Bougainville took
place yesterday. I.).:tachments of the garrison of
Paris accompanied the pri;cession, which was very
numerous. His remains were deposited at St. Ge-
nevieve.

A long article under the head of Rome, after de-
scribing the improvements of agriculture and mann-
' factures which are to take place in the Roman terri-
tory, proceeds thus :
" Such are the benefits by which the junction of
Rome to the Empire is signalized 1 All kinds of in-
dustry invited and encouraged by the Government,
give to the Romans a new existence. Their city,
placed in the centre of a rich territory, traversed by
a river, which gives it a communication with the sea;
Rome forming, as it were, the intermediate point be-
tween the kingdom of Naples and that of Italy, is
invited to become a city of important commerce.—
The Emperor will be its second founder, by giving it
more solid foundations th in those factitious and
ei..'nemeral resources of which the progress of intellect
and of civilization most sooner or later have depriv-
ed it."
The Journal du Commerce, of the 30th tilt. contains
the f)llowing paragraph with regard to this country :
" To the consternation which the King's malady
diffuses i t England, is joined, at this moment, the
distress of the British nation. The inhabitants are
putting up prayers for peace ; but they can no longer
conceal from themselves, that peace is not to be made
but on conditions which it shall please France to dic-
tate. The King's recovery is quite despaired of ; it
is even reported this evening, that an aqvuut of his
death has been received." '
London, England, 1811-09-10

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 16th day of September next, front
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of
IRONMONGERY, for Service of this Department, at the
Royal Artillery Stables at Woolwich, for a period of three years,
determinable at the expiration of one ,year, at the option of ei-
ther party.
A Pattern of the intended Mangers may be viewed, upon ap_
plication to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding

Royal Engineer at Woolwich, who will communicate all further
particulars, together with the Terms and Conditiws of the Con-
%not, which may also be known at the Secretary's °See in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four
&clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and
endoned " ileoposals for Ironmongers," but no Proposal can be
admitted after the said I tith day of September, at twelve o'cluck
sit noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed
soak's the party making It or an Agent in Isis behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1811-06-08

TRANSPORT OFPICA, May st, 1811.
THE COMMISSIOI,IERS for CONDUCTING
HIS mAnurrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for
Greg BILK aad WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Quietly of PRISONERS of WAR, do heiiy give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 6th
et August, 1811, to receive sealed Tendtrs, and treat with such
Persons as may be' willing to' contract for Victualling Sick and
Wounded Seamen* ad Pelt Prisoners of War at Antigua, for
twelve months miialui Oreittlise alt -October Reit..
No Teri, Trill be reicrivirdihr one e‘eketi sa the lay. .s:ftrrat4, nor
any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for kinv, personalty &heeds.
Each Trader shat is accompanied by a Letter from two respeetalds
Persons, orating to Serowe hound with Mr Perron tendering, he its
sam of 01000 for the due terforrmarms if the Contract.
IFarther particulars may be known, .5y applying at this Pifer, or
Ito the Agent of the raid Hospital.
London, England, 1811-06-08

SATURDAY, JUNES, 1811•

ADMIR,IL7T-OFFICE, MAI- 17, 1811.
JY Command of the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty, Notice is hereby given, that the Situation of
DRAWING MASTER in the Royal Naval Coller at Ports-
mouth has become vacant, and that such Persons as conceive
theboelves properly qualified, and are willing to undertake thll
duties thereof, at a SAlary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and
an allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year for House-rent, may make
Application for the appointment (by letter) addressed to me,senti-
ing, with their applications, Certificates of their good character,
ind Specimens of their ability In the art of Drawin g.
J. W. CROICER._
London, England, 1811-04-02

TI---4"s
illy was 1;01i-shed, VW. 2, Elvo. price 11s: boards,
Tao anis KEIVENSIS ; or A CATALOGUE
L of the PLANTS co/tinted Irethe Royal BotanieOarden at
Itew.—By the late WILLIAM AITON.
The Second Edition, enlargcdby WILLIA isTow mum AITOI/
Gardener to bis Majesty.
.‘ Pt inted for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme and Brows, Pater-
noster-row.
Of whom may be had, The same Work, VoL 1,12 s boards.

To GENTI.I.MEN SPORTSMEN. AND MERCHANTS.
Just published by H.Smt-ru, No. 167, Irk-street,
A TREATISE ON PATENT SADLERY;
I. being an Illustration of many defects existiagin all Saddles
constructed on the usual principles. Those Gentlemen who
chuse to •hunour him with a call as above, may see a complete
remedy for those defects. For the use of the Army they will be
found pardeulary well calculated; and for the East ands West-
Indies, are not to be equalled. Treatise may be had gratis.
This day was published, in'OnolVolume, 4w. price Xi. ila.
4n boar*, with a Map engraved for Ow Work,
A VIEW of the PRESENT STATE of SICILY,
I- Ira Rural Economy, Population, and Produce. With an
' Appendix, containing Observations en its general Character, CS-
mate, and Resources; from a Survey of tke Professor of Agricul-
ture in the Royal Academy, Palermo. To which is added, with
Notes throughout the Work, an Examination of the Sicilian Vo-
lunteer System, and Extracts from Leiters written on the Spot.
By T. W. VAUGHAN, Esq.
London : Printed for Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-caw.
London, England, 1811-06-06

THE ARMY.

arty pretence I that by interfering with the proceed•
ings of the Courts of ; that by ordering per-
sons who had been acquitted of crimes 41edgettagaltut
than before the Criminal Court, to be tried again and
convicted by a Beach Magistrates upon the very
SAM! charges; and that by erupt lying the most
abandoned and disgraceful characters to be bit coon-
senors and intimates, he had spread conste, nation a.td
,dismay amongst the inhabitants; that by his lan-
page towardsalrnost every individual, high and low,
with whom he had any communication, he had ma-
i tiered himself the object of execration and unpopu.
London, England, 1811-06-06

TRANSPORT OMCZ, Mas 29, 1811. 1
THE COMMISSIONERS fir CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tohllsg
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEA MEN, and fir the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give notice,
That they will be ready at this OlSce, on Tuesday the 11th of
June, 1311, to receive staled Tenders, and treat with men
Persons as maybe willing to contract for supplying the ander.
mentioned Articles, via. Blue Cloth Jackets lad Tresnen, Duck
Trawlers and Frocks, Woollen Oath Jackets anclPAllints,Ll-
- Jackets and Shifts, Men's and Women's Shoes, Straw Bon-
nets, and Lea her Capt.
No tender walk recrieled after exec:dock on the day of trenty,nor any
oseficedrei w the tarty, or on agent for his, personally attend.
Each tender must he accompanied by a letter from tw• respectable per-
eons, engaging to ketone hound with th4erson tendering, is the sow of
ot 300, for the Jae perform:we of the contract.
Fortlur particulars way de known by applying at this (ffia, awl
Simples seen at the Storekeeper General:, Doicqtrert, Weitsstiester.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, lifey t, tall.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMF./Avr if MERCHANTS ef ENGLAND, trjeliag
fa the EAST INDI ES, is hereby give Meier,

That a Quarterly General Court of the said CoMpany will ha
held at their House in I:entleahall-areet, On Wednesday the
39th of June neit, at eleven' o'clock in the forinotin, tor the
purpose of declaring a Dividend froin Chrismtas last to Mid-
summer neat,
That the Transfer Soots of the said Company's Stick will be
shut on Thum/ay. the sth of Jens net, at tine o'clock, and
opened again on reesdaV the 09d July folltr•vitig •
And that the 17vidmd Warrants on the skid Com#inyi Stack
due on the Sib of July, will be ready in be deliveral Friday,
the 19th of July next. wrzczAm .S4ereta "3.

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ROYAL. YORK HOTEL; CI-IFt ON, ERIS.' OL,
If WA RNE respectfully bags leAve to iutorm the
• Public, that a Report of his being :bent to quit the above
House having been very generally eirculattd, with what view he
!.eaves others LIP determine, .thinks it his indispensible duty to ap-
prize his Friends, there ig no foundation
.whatever for such re-
port; and that while be sincerely thanks them for past favours,
be tegs to add, that his utmost endiavours shil be rnide to in-
sure a continuant..

This day saris lusbllshed,j'u hirot pricein board,'
OBSERVATIONS ON NI 1 NE,K AL9GICAL
::YSTEMS.-13-7 AIeHAR N W P.R.S. &L.
Translated front the 'tenth by a Member of the Genlog:cal
Society. To which are wow added, Itbrnarks by Mr. Chentix
on the Reply of M. IYAubnisson to the above Observadons.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. paurs Church-yard.
London, England, 1811-06-06

THE PREVENTIVE OF THE CONSUMPTION OF THS
LUNGS. commonly called a DECLINE ; namely,
11 YMER's PEC TORAL FEBRIFUGE MEDI:
CINE, with VITAL AIR. In the Measles, Innaniniation
of the Lungs, and plethoric Asthma; and in all other lnllanunk
tory Affections, whether local or general, this medicine proves
instantly sanative: wherefore, in violent coils, catarrhs, hoarse•
ness coughs, &c. (those constant forerunners of Consumption of
the new,
this Medicine is confidently recommended.
CASE
Freon a Gentleman, aged 40, of a corpulent and pletlaaric habit.
Dear Sir, Hampstead Feb 7, lOU.

.
My lungs being oppressed vitith phlegm, attended withdiScult
breaking tor several months past, I took various medicines witl
little or no benefit; but, upon kearirg of your Pectoral Balsam
bring of repute in such complaints, I gOt a bottle of it, and r 00&
One, and sometimes two table-spoonful's every night Sit bed•thnit.
am happy to inform you that I tuund relief from the Brat ; and,
by conunuing it aboot a fortnight, I Mend n scj so much better
that f took only a sniail dose occasionaily, and now continue at
well as ever. Your's, rvspvtlftilly, W. HAMMOND.
London, England, 1811-06-01

POR TS MOUH, MAY 31.

Arrived his Majesty's ship AspmettostmE, with se-
veral transports from i,;shon.—Sailed the AI,PIIEA,
for Plymouth ; Woo',Nil:nix E. for Portugal ; LEnPAILD,
for Cadiz ; LINNET, for the Downs ; And the ROYAL
GEottue, for off Rochefort.—Wind W.

PEAL, MAT 31.

Sailed t! le 13LoonnouNp. with the whole of the out-
ward-bound, ani his Majesty's ship's QuEn
Cit. a-
LnTTE and OBERON, for Plymouth.—Arrisied his
Matsty's ship VALIANT, from off Flushing.
London, England, 1811-06-01

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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EPSOM RACES, MAY 31.
The CalStatet of Sop. tach,ll. R. for 3-yr-old Gait., Os. 41b.
Duke of Kwland'a :4oreery - 1
Sir F. S!andish's Young Eagle, by Patriot -
Mr. Vansittart'S Eby Stntho
Betting was 4 to 1 agst the winner, aril the favourite d point
more of ndis uttst Sir F. Standish word favourite; -and It to t
nst Mr. Yansittarei. The race was wen by a length by barn
Citifflit.y.-12 homes started.
The Town Plate of .LIO. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Dun(las% IA of Endor
Sir F. Evytyn's thadiug -
Mr Ladbroke's•' uh -
1 lii.courbe ta.

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2 dr

- 3 2
astii*Vaitildlid. I amorraw closegic spa: lit
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THE ARM\'.

The Court 'Martial sat ye,t:Tday on a charge
brought by Captain Baum, i;Je Governor of New
South Wales, against Lieutenant Colonel JotiNsTosE,
of the lO2d regiment, at Chelsea College.
• The 2d Battalion of the 71st Rep,,iment, Light In-
fantry, have been quartered at Deal since the 23d ult.

The 2d Battalion of the 35th Regiment, at pre-
sent at Shorncliffe, is ordered to hold itself in readi-
ness to embark for Jersey, in the place of a regiment
ordered from thence to Portugal.
Orders have been received for two Companies of
the Ist Battalion of the 71st Regiment, at Deal, to
be immediately completed to 100 rank and file each
from the 2rl Battalion ; also, that 150 more shall
be transferred to the Ist Battalion, and the whole held
in readiness to march at a moment's notice to Ports-
' mouth, in order to embark for Portugal..
The ist, or Royal Dr Noon', 16th and 14th Light
Dragoons, who again so eminently distinguished
I themselves against so superior a force of the enemy's
cavalry near Almeida, had two hundred horses killed
and wounded in the three last hard fought battles.
The Dutch battalion of the 60th regiment (the Ist)
has embarked at Portsmouth for the Cape of Good
Hope, 1100 strong.
The 75th regiment has embarked at the same place
for Jersey, from whence three regiments will imme-
diately embark for Portugal. The Guards have like-
wise embarked at Portsmouth, to reinforce the army
lot the gallant GRAHAM, who is expected shortly to be
able with his army to join the force under Marshal
BEnzsruitti.

The remaining trogps of the 12th Drag,,onns hive
received ut Ars to proceed to P~►rtsmonth immediately
to embark for l'.)rtugal, for which country six troops
of that
.6ne regiment sailed recently from the same port.

The'.4i4th And 55th Regiments are ordered home
to recruit:

We now understand, that by a recent arrangement,
Sir EsuE.Coon. does not go ont tr, North America ; it
isdecided that Sir Geoncte PREVOST goes from • Fl 4.
Max as Commander-in-Chief, to relieve Sir JAMES
CRAM, whose health declines very rapidly. Various
Gazers are mentioned as the successors of Sir G.
Ptiv.vosr. We are sorry to hear that General Fox.
the brother of the late Mr. l'ox, lies dangerously ill ;
he is attended by Surgeon MoottE. and two Physicians.
London, England, 1811-06-01

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N.dr.ll. INTEL LICENCE.

TORBAY, MAY 30.
-Last evening arrived the ship Retreat., Captain
Lutalt, to join the lest of the fleet here. This mor.
ning the wind being S. E. his Majesty's ship THEBAN,
with the whole of the East India fleet, prepared to
weigh.—Two P. M. The fleet are all going with a
fair breeze at East.
PLYMOUTH, MAY no.

•
Rear-Admiral Sir EDWARD But. Lea, second in
command at this port, struck his flag on board the
PK►Nce Far:ot?ttm, and sailed for Portsmouth in the
Hectcos brig of war, from whence he will proceed
to London, on leave of absence to attend his Parlia.•
mentary duties.
Came in the Mcncunv frigate, with a convoy of
transports from Lisbon. Sailed the HELICON, on a
cruize, Arrived the OREiTE.i sloop of war from the
Downs. Sailed the FANCY cotter, for Basque roads;
land the Poens.tvT sloop of war, on a cruise.
London, England, 1811-11-25

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FRENCH PdPEAS.,
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OPTIMAL IrEIURN or 161104 V
MY CIF ARAGON 1N THE BATTLE 41-161110'
inE Wen or °moult, 1811.
" Guard of the Naraliaidortxmane'r in Chief, two
lancers killed, seven Won:l4lh one hussar officer ,
wounded, and two priyates ; of the 11441c* the line,
six were killed, two officers and 'fourteen men woun-
ded ; of the Ist of tl:e Vistula, 'll were killed, two
officers and twenty-six men wounded ; in the division
of liarispe five officers of the Staff were wounded ;
of the 7th of the line, six men were killed, four offi-
cers and eighty men wounded ; of the 116th of the

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THE ICING.
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MAntsre-

Ssturday her 's Council assetribl:d at.
Windsor. The Archbishop,of Canterbury, the Duke
of Montrose, Lords Aylestbrd and Winchilsca, ar-
rived at the Queen's Lodge, between eldest end
,twelve o'clock, where Drs. I feberdea, Halfurd Willie,
Mon% Symonds, R. and J. lints, were in atten-
dance, end had a consultation with them for about
He
app hoar. The Members- of the Council afterwards
Hlkea to the Cagle, where they were introduced to
p
QLLEN. trzld a Council, and proceeded to ta'...e
athsideratiori the -. of the Ririe.
London, England, 1811-11-22

NAPLES, OCTOBER 24.

Last Sunday the King gave audience to the diplo-
matic body, at the pal ice of Porrici. At this au-
dience were presented the Chevalier Don Pio Gomez,
Charge d?Affaires of his Majesty the King of Spain,
arid the Baron Strogonoff, private Counsellor and
Chamberlain of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia.
An Imperial Decree, published at Amsterdam the
19th of October,detines the cases in which the Fr2nch
gendarmerie can make arrests in the kingdom of Italy,
and reciprncally, the Italian gendarmerie in the ter-
ritory of the Empire.
The prospectus of an Encycloppdia of Law has
been published, to be compiled by society of Law-
yers, and by means of a distribution of tleo shares, of
a thousand francs each, the intereit and principal to
be secured by real property. This work will be af-
terwards published by subscription, when the editor,
M. Le Fare, Director General of the Council of Ju-
risprudence, shall have obtained permission to give
it to the world, under the millsices of his Majesty,
;111 caperor of tbe Renck, and of the different
London, England, 1811-11-22

WARSAW, QCTOBER 15.

Last Sunday the King left this for Modlin. His
Excellency Count Alexander Potocki, Grand Equerry,
had the honour of accompanying his Majesty, whose
carriage was escorted by a detachment of the fourth
regiment of horse chasseur:, His Highness the
Prince Minister of War had preceded his Majesty.
The whole of the artillery of Praga s tinted the King
as he passed. His Majesty lay at Gota on Sunday,
in the house of his Excellency the President of the
Senate, and resumed his journey the following day.
He entered Modlin amidst several salutes of artillery,
and the joyful acclamations of the inhabitants. He
inspkted the works of the plhce, and then proceeded
to inspect the troops 'assembled there.
His Majesty testified his satisfaction to the princi•
pal Officers, as well as towards the persons appointed
to superintend the works of the fortress—from Mod-
lin his Majesty proceeded to Jahlonia' a place bel.ng,
ing to 114 Highness the Minister of War, where his
Majesty dined with the Queen and her Royal High-
ness the Princess Augusta, who had arrived there the
preceding evening. Their Majesties returned here at
night, between 10 and 11 o'cl. ck.
London, England, 1811-11-22

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London, England, 1811-11-22

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The Marston, Pearson, of Wbitehaven, from Dublin, was lost
near St. Bee's Head, during a violent gale on Friday last.
The Harmony, Lawts ; and Carbineer, Sutton, bound to New-
foundland, have put into Poole, and will winter there.
The New Century, —, from Surinamlto Belfast, sailed on
the 18th of September, In company with the Pursuit and Planter,
lately arrived in the River, and parted off the Western Islands.
The Favourite Sally, 14onabew, from Miramichi to Working-
ton, is wrecked at Portculnon to the northward of Bandsey; the
cargo is scattered along the coast, the vessel is gone to pieces, and
two of the crew are drowned.

The ship Henry, Jackson, stated to have parted from his Ma-
j. sty's ship Sapphire at sea, in distress, arrived safe at homuda
on the 13th ultano.

The Audacious is to be paid off at Sheerness; the Demararus
takes convoy to the Wrst-Indies,

A new stoop is ordired tq be built at the Isle of AVight, and
named the tiatell te, after the one of that name lately lost in the
Channel, and all !lauds lust.

APPOISTMFNTS.—Litutenant lames Edward Gordon, to the
Valiant ; Lieutenants Edward Medley to the Chanticleer, Wil-
liam Roberts, and George Augustus Westyhael, to the Grampus ;
Edward Elers, to the Dryad.
A ita tveu—A tl.iverpcol, the Hope, Pell, from Picton. At
Cork, John and 'William, Deil!), from Newfoundland. At Bel-
Le, Ardent, Bouch, from New Orleans; Mary, Galley, from
Guadalcsupe; and Golden Fleece, —, from Newfoundland. At
Whitehaven, Elizabeth, Winder, from New Brunswick. At Ja-
maica, Ann, Gibson. from London; James, Clapham! ; Arahalla,
Burley; Mary,. ; Thomas; Balding ; and Pandora, Brit-
ten, front lialifax—the Lily, Levert, and Douglas, Hvlly, from
New Brunswick. At Bermuda, Patent, Small, from London.

Yesterday were brought from on board a vessel in
the River, and committed Cu Nowg,tte, the under-
mentioned persons, viz.
John Smith, Gt.orge Armstrong,
Cornelius Parker, James Fibbs,
• John Quipley, ' Fir Hip Lathey,
Charles Bird, Noah Francis,
James Tweedsle, Samuel MacFarlane,
William Cuadell, Josiah Tester.
on the serious charge of being found in open hostility
against this their native country, in the Isle of. France.
London, England, 1811-11-22

made to him, respecting my conversation with you,
Sir, ft the Treasury last Fridsty, j am to inform you,
that his Excellency is fully of opinion that the epi•
thets made use of, and of which you complain, are,
by your own confession, perfectly well applied ; be-
cause the signing and clandestinely sending to Mini-
sters, by means of a secret agent—[N. B. Mr.
Richards, legally and publicly alvsointed by a general flower
of Attorney] —a document containing projects for
changing the system of Government authorized by
his Majesty—[the Maltese deny this authorization]
ought to he considered highly culpable; and because
it regards the Representative of your Sovereign, and
tends to disturb the public tranquillity. It is tree,
you try to screen yourself and your associates under
the cloak of ignorance ; but, were that even admis-
sible, you must at least confess, that persons, who
profess ignorance of the first and most generally
known principles of politics, ought to be considered
As very incapable of forming laws for their country.

6, With respect to the second petition by you, Sir,
hinted at, and which seems likewise to have been
clandestinely circulated and signed, as its contents have
been industriously hidden from the knowledge of Go-
vernment— [N.B. The same as that printed and palish-
ed, as was old him.]—and may contain prinuples of
a very inflammable and seditious tendency, it becomes
necessary to call to your mind the jealousy with which
it is the duty of every Government to regard the
clandestine circulation of papers upon subjects (f such
extreme delicacy and importance, whoever may be
the individuals therein implicated. .His Excellency
therefore charge: me to add, that, whenever lie shall be
fully informed of the nature of the demands in ques-
tion, of their contents, and the parts to which you,
Sir, refer, he will know what measures are proper to'
adopt. In the mean-time, the Civil Commissioner is
persuaded that it would be equally unseasonable to
,answer the insidious demands of an individual, as it is
indecent in you to interrogate him.
6, I have the honour to be, Most Illustrious Sir, &c.
" F. LAING, Acting Public Secretary."
London, England, 1811-11-22

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 20.

A general pillage was apprehended at Cairo on
the the part of the soldiery, thirsty fqr blood, but the
clanger was averted by the prudent measures of the
niche. On the 27th of August there was a great
CounCil of War held at the Turkish head.quarters,
at which the GrandViiier presided. All the midtary
chi, fs and the Ministers were present. The passage
of the Danube was unanimously res .Ived on. Galal
' EL'en Mehemet, Pasha cf Tschasar Zide, who w..s
t.r command in the camp in the ;thence of the Grand
Vai-r, ar. ivei there towards evening, and occop:ed
the te.tt of Kehaja Bey. The Grand Vizier came at
the same time with his principal Officers and troops
to the place pitched on for crossing, this is above the
tern gazine of Rodschuck ; sixteen boats were
there for the purpose, five of which were large
enougli to contain 250 men each, the others were
!matter. All the. preparat,ry measures were well
taken. The passage was effected ab:,ve the village of
Slo ,odse, with so little suspicion on the part of the
enemy, tat the Ott man troops hid time sufficient
to entrench tl,ernselves. The Russian advanced-
guard having at length perceive.' their operations,
tired two pistol snots as a signal; and reered up.in
their entieachments. A 5...a1l body of Russian troops
then ii,!v inced, but were repu;sed with 1 ,ss. All re-
mained tr,snquil till the succeeding mulling. The
num..er of Ottom ut trocys who had parsed the
Danube in the hr in six different vessels, ailment-
ed to 30(K) men, and was commanded by Mthrnich-
V'y-Spa Hilar-Agassi. nephew of the Grand Vizier,
the Pasha Aydie, &c.
The next day the Russians divided into sever .1
bodies of infantry al cavalry, and advanced to the.
Turkish entrencluneMs amidst a file cf arallcry on
both tides.
Some small detached bodies of Russians made a
sharp and regular att ick. The action was S.:Vele,
a vett number were killed and 'Noun:led on both
side,, but the Riiss.ans were finally obliged to retire.
TVikl Utiv:r coups which came to their assistance
shared the wane fortune. Ail the troops which came
up till noon were repulsed with the same valour, and
the enemy were obliged to retire, as well by the bra-'
very of the Ott, min trot ps, as by the loss they had
sustain, d, ah. ther by our resi.tance, or horn b me-
rles erected on the right if ink of the river.
In the me in time a powder magazine, adj?ining
our entrenchments, had caught fire; the dart age it
effected, 'and the impossibility of our receiving rein-
fbrcenieuts, made the enemy thank that our situation
was very critical They sent a person with a flag of
truce, in order to induce our troops to take into con-
sideration their situAtit,n, which appeared desperate,
and to.accept the offer of the General, which was,
• . .„
London, England, 1811-11-22

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 21.

Arrived the CHANTICLEER from a cruize ; on the
16th, off the Dogger bank, fell in with a large ship cf
8(10 tons, waterlogged, main and mizen-masts gone,
and abandoned by her crew ; she was loaded, with
timber, and her name, as appears cut on her compa-
nion, the Haabet, JANSEN master. She was on the
18th taken charge of by his Majesty's sloop Co-
qur:•rre, and sent, it is supposed, fur Leith.
London, England, 1811-11-22

HULL, NOVEMBER 19.

The Asia, GELLERMAN, of and from Archangel,
with tar, iron, &c. was driven on shore near Kirkwall,
in the Orkneys, a complete wreck—hopes are enter-
tained of saving the cargo ; and the Juliana Catharina,
WALLIS, from Stralsund, with iron, hemp, and flax,
was also wrecked in the Orkneys—ship and cargo to-
tally lost. The Master and seven of the crew took to
the boat, when off the Orkneys, and had not been
heard of. The Mate and the rest of the men reached
the shore.
London, England, 1811-11-22

PANSCOWA, OCT. 10.

The intelligence from Servia contains nothing im-
portant. The two armies remain quiet in their re-
spective positions ; since some time back the greater
part of the magazines in Belgrade have been closed,
as even the merchants have been obliged to join the
army,

FRANKFORT. OCT. 2s.
Our paper credit has been for some time visibly on
the decline, and several bwld speculators will sustain
considerable loss ; they had not reckoned on such a
fAlt—for instance, the provincial notes of the Elec.
coral March have fallen to 33.

The organization of the University of Breslau is
nearly completed, and the lectures are to commence
early in November. The numerous collections of
books at Frankfork have been already transferred to
Breslau, and all the Professors are iareadiness.

The B.►ron Selby, Chamberlain and Envoy Eg-
traordinary of his Majesty the King of Denmark,
to the Court of Westphalia, passed through tins
place on his return from his mission to the Court of
Baden.

The colonial produce which we expect from Mag-
deburg, on account of the French Government,
amounts to 120,000 quintals, of which there are
12,000 bales of cotton, it is thought that it will be
four months on the toad—several pubiic and private
store-houses have been prepared to receive it, and it
will be entrusted to the care of the city guard. There
can be no doubt but the sale draws strangers hither,
and enlivens our city.
if some letters from Presburg may be credited, the
Diet of Hungary will close in November.
M. Alexander de Humboldt arrived at Vienna on
the 21st, on a visit to his brother, the Prussian Am-
bassador to Austria.

?ANSCoWA, OCT. 14. •
According to the latest advice from Bosnia, the
course of commerce now directs itself through Cos-
tainiza. The commodities are passed that way, and
that of Brody is deserted.
It is generally `supposed in Bosnia that, after the
great fast and feast of Ramadan, the Turks sill
assemble to may:ll towards the Drina, and commence
operations against the Scivians. These have en-
trenched themselves on their frontier ; their principal
force's near Banja, and on the Timock.
London, England, 1811-11-22

DOVER, NOVEMBER 21.

Arrived here this day the brig Lord Duncan ; she
was picked up at sea on Tuesday last, within four
miles of Dieppe, without a person on board, by his
Majesty's slip BERSIUDA. It is supposed that the
crew deserted her in consequence of he. shipping a
sea, as she had five feet water in her hold when the
BERMUDA. fell in with ha
DEAL, NOVEMBER st.

Sailed his Majesty's ship NTAIPHEN to Chatham to
refit.—Arrived the CHEERFUL cutter irons Ports-
mouth, after seeing the outward bound safe at that
port.—Wind E.
London, England, 1811-11-22

PETERSBURGH, OCTOBER ;

On the 29,h of September, the Austroil and Ar-
chiplago frigates, of 44 guns each, were launched in
the presence of his Majesty and the Imperial family.
They were built here in our Admiralty-yards.
The War Munis:er and General orlnfaetry, Bar-
clay de Tolli, has received the great decoration of the
ordtx of St. Wladimir, of the first class. His Ma-
jesty's Adjutant Getteral, Prince Wnlchonsky, has
received tite same order of the second class.

OcronEtt l6.—According to a statement in the
Court Gazette, the Minister of War had the follow-
.ng Order published in the army on the 3d :
41 Captain Borrosditch, attached to the Etat Ma-
jor of the regiment of Hulans, being in Esthomic,
near the village cf K4bern, at a post of observation,
perceived a vessel approaching to the coast, and in
danger of shipw..eck. He immediately dispatched
some rlttlans and. peasants to save the people on
board ; but these persons, fits from being moved by
such generosity, made the Hulans prisoners, and
,wounded and pursued the peasants.

" Captain Borrosditch, who witnessed the transac-
tion, and discovered that the vessel was English, and
that she was prevented by contrary winds from get-
ting to sea, notwithstanding the effi its of the crew,
embarked the half of his squadron in 13 boats, toge-
, ther with some peasants, armed with lances and 'pis-
upstol, and surrounded the vessel. The English kept
a fire of grapejshot, but our boats did not advance
with the less intrepidity, nor did they sustain any in-
jury. They soon attacked the enemy in a spirited
London, England, 1811-11-22

THEATRE ROYAL, ci)Vatrr.Q.4.ltDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 22,
r•W he performed,
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Sir. William Meadows, Mr. MURRAY;
Young Meadows, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
Justice Woodcocks Mr. FAIVCE 1T;
•
Hawthorn, Mr. TAYLOR;
bodge, Mr. EMERY.; Eustace, Mr. BROADHURST.
,Rosetta, Miss FERO ; •
Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. DAVENPORT. •
Madge, Miss BOL'I ON.
To which will be added,
RAYMOND AND AGNES ;
Or, THE CASTLE OF LINDENDERGH.
To-morrow, Venice Preserved. •
On Monday, 'The Knight of Snowdoun ; Flttjames, by Mr.
UnntleT (b4ug his Sot arpearance on this stage).
On 1 tiesday. 'The Gamester.
On Wednesday, a Comic Opera.
Op 'I huraday will be revived Shakespear's Play of The Win-
ter's 'Tale.
The. Public are respectfully i`afornied, that Shakeapear's Tra-
gedy of Coriolanus Ts Ia preparation, and that Mrs. Siddostp will
act the character of Volumnia.
London, England, 1811-11-22

GREENOCK, NOVEMBER 18.

Arrived at Port Glasgow, the Surprise, Ross, from Flavannah ;
spoke on the ‘2d inst. the American ship Mantucker, —, from
Dublin to New York, out seven days, in lit. 53. 49. N.—on the
3d, spoke the brig Mary, Hardie, of and from hence to Newts
foundland, four clays out from the laud. While in Holy Loch,
during the gale on I lzursday, she was obliged to slip her cables,
and run for Port Gla'gow. The Lydia, Allen, arrivod at Liver-
pool, in 49 days, from Honduras, spoke on the 25th ult. in lat.
46.49. long. 33. the brig Ellen, Crichton, of Maryport, from
this port to Pictou, out .5u days, all welt.
London, England, 1811-11-22

SANS PAREIL THEATRE, STRAND
OPPO'iITE THE ADELPHL .
Mailer the Authcrity of the Lord Chat:then-aim)
THIS EVENING, I'O-MORROW, and MONr
DAY, wil! be performed a 'Pathetic Burletta, with entice
blew Serum. called,
MARY THE MAID OF THE INN.
Mart, by Miss E. Stubbs. her first appearance in this Theatre.
A new Venetian Ballet Dive' t.semcnt,
THE THREE RIVALS.
Composed by Signor Montignani, froin the Opera, Lis'son, who
will sustain the principal character.
A new Comic BurPtts, tailed,
THE LOWLAND ROMP.
"Jane, by Mrs. Minton, being her first appearance on this Star.
To olio:lade with (for the second time), a new Comic Panto-
wii•ne, which has been several months in preparaiion' new
Scen..ty, Musk, Dresses, Properties, Zee. written by Miss Scott,
galled
-THE POISON TREE.; or,
HARLEQUIN IN JAVA.
In which will be introduced fifteen now Scenes, embracing the
Ci y of Batavia, and othrr situations of :he Island, front correct
Praiiings. 'I he Cl...ratters at large In Bills of the Diy.
Dot.rs °pea at haif.past five, bettin at htlf.past
Itrses is. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. S:cond. Price at half-past eight.
• Places to be taken from ten till four.
N.B. A New Turkish Comic Opera Burletta is IA rehearsal, in
whirl Miss Scott will make her first appearance this Seam.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.--TRIVATE TUITION.
ALLJ.G. HOPKINS begs 'ewe to retnro his most
grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general,
for the very distinguished patronage he has so long experienced,
and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies''
and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or
those who have not attained the pre:vent fashionable mode, may
be expeditiously instructed in titr most private manner, to qualify
them for the first assemblies, on' application at his residence,
Coachmakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside.

'ANTED, upoo a Mortgage of a very valuable
v v Estate, about 20 Miles from London, the Sum of
£10,000.-s-The Money hi te., pay of spresen. Mortga.ite, ssiutanay
remain ior a term of y, ars, if desired by the lauler.—The Interest
wild be regularly paid in Londonkkt, half yearly. Apply (if by let-
tcr, post paid) to Mr. Gelciarj
' , Solicitor, Gray's Inn square,
London. '
London, England, 1811-11-22

STUTOARD, NOV. fc.

A Decree of his Majesty, addressed to all the Ad-
ruisistrative Authorities of the Kingdom, is to the
fiiilneving effect :
'14.4 the King has thought proper to prohibit en-
tirely the pilgrimages of his subjects to foreign coun-
tries, inasmuch as they occasi,m people to neglect
their domestic affairs, and the education of their
children. Besides, these
.pilgrimayes frequently give
rise to disorder, which it ni trdvisafile to prevent. His
Majesty therefore has ordered, thu passports shall
be refused to all persons whu have no übjeFt in vies
but pilgrimage.
CASSEL, NOVEMEER

There SCIS a circle and d'plomatic audience yes-
terday at the Palace, at which were presented the
Baron de Guillemenot, Commissary to h:s Majesty
the Empemr, to ascertain the line of boundary be-
tween France and Westphalia, and General the Ba-
rnn de Kerkheim, t.ne of the Equerries of his Ma-
jesty the Emptavor. After the Audience, his Majesty
viewed the +th regiment cf French cuirass'ers ttlin
off in the square ut the Palace.
London, England, 1811-11-22

PORTSMOUTII, NOVEMBER 21.

Sailed the AurritusA, Captain COFFIN, with Ad-
miral STIRLING on board.—The BARBADOES with the
West India convoy is still here, waiting for some'
ships from the Downs; it is supposed she wiil not
sail before Sunday.—The following convoys have
sailed from Spithead, Cowes, and Yarmouth Roads,
this week, viz. the ORLANDO, Captain CLAVELL, for
the Mediterranean ; the NYADEN, Captain EPWORTU,
for Lisbcn and Cadiz ; 'and the KANGAROO, Captain
LLOYD, for the coast of Africa. Also sailed the
ROYAL GEORGE, Captain KING, with Admiral HAL-
LOWELL on board, for Malta ; the Swirrsune, with
Admiral APODACA ; and CONCICESTADORE, Captain
Lord W. STEWART, for the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1811-11-22

LEITH. NOVEMBER Is,

The armed brig CiIAKLIN arrived in Leith Roads
on Saturday, from the northward; and yesterday the
GALLANT gun-brig, from a cruise, and two ships
from Archangel. On Saturday, a large Russian
ship arrived in the Roads, in a leaky condition, from
Archangel.
A letter has been received, of date the 16th Octo-
ber, from Captain Raitt, of the Harmony, of and
from Aberdeen, for Miramichi, within 48 hours of
his port, after encountering very sevetc gales, but
without sustaining any material damage. The Har-
mony saw the brig Two Sisters, Brownie, on the
15th Sept. in lat. 57.48. N. long. 5. 10. W.