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London, England, 1811-03-05

To Hi• Grate the DUKE .1 LEEDS, President; the VICE-
P'RESIDEN I'S, IREASURER, and GOVERNORS of ST.
'LUEE's HOSPITAL.

...- -
MY LARDS AND OSTITLZMEN,
TAKE the liberty of offering
.myself as a Candi-
date to succeed Dr. SIMMONS, your late worthy Physichn.—
I bete been thirty years a Licentiate of the College of Physicians,
and for twenty-four years I have had constantly Lunatic Patients
under my care.—lf I have the favour of your patronage, no exer-
tions on my part will he wanting to deserve the continuance of
your approbauon.—.l have the honour to be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most obtolient humbld servant,
St. Alban's, March S, 1811. S I'EPHEN PELLET.
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LOST, A BANK POST BILL, for £3OO, dated-
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TO THE ARMY.
IKTANTS Situation, as MESS-MAN, a Person,
V.V by prefession a Cook. :trod who ma have the most tads-
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Letters tddressett, post paid; to Mr. Alleack, No. Re Long
Acre, will meet attention.

DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.
DENIS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public,
that he continues to give the II Value in Ready Money
for DIAMONDS and PEARLS, at No. SS, Coeksper-street,
Charing-cross, opposite the Cannon Tavern.

POCKET' CLASSICS.
THE Booksellers throughout Great Britain are ye-
a spectiully informed, that a pocket edition has just been pub-
lished, in two volumes, price is. of the entire and genuine edition
of the, WORKS of Lady MARY WORTLZY MON FAGUZ,
to match with the Sets of Classics.
7, Bridge street, February 21, 1311.

TO LANDLORDS AND LAND-OWNERS,
Throughout Great Britain.
GENTLEMENinterested in the improvement of
Estates, and in the general adoption of lnsproved practices
S.), their Tenants, are res?eerfully informed, that a cheap and
abridged edition has Net been published, of Dr. DICKSON'S
SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRICULTISRE, under the title
of the:FARMER'S COMPANION, In one very large volume,
octavo, with 100 plates, price two guineas, ;n boards.—This vo-
lume contains all the late discoveries and improvements in Agi-
culture, and is a complete vade mecum of agricultural knowledge
which ought to be found ht every farm-housein the Empire.
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London, England, 1811-10-11

BARLOW HALL FARM,
Near Sel4, in the But Riding of the County of York.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM, called
BARLOW HALL FARM, three miles from Selby, in
the East Riding of the County of York, containing 394 Acres of
Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, let to Mr. Edward Ware,
l'enaut at Will, at .C. 625 per Annum, who pays the Land-taz
(At 5. 121,1 id.) and does all Repairs.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Daniel and Maberly,
road, Bedford-rbw, London ; Mr. Bainbridge, Aberford, York-
shire ; or Mr.. Thomas Bainbridge, No. OS,. Guildford-y=ol4i
London, where Plans may be seen.
London, England, 1811-12-23

EXECUTION'.

The executirn of the four mutineers and murderers
belonging to the DIANA and GnowLsn, sentenced by
a Court-Martial on Friday the LSth instant, onboard
the SALVADOR DEL Mtnino, in Hamoaze, took place
on Saturday, on board the DIANA frigate, lying in
Plymouth Sound. At ten o'clock the solemn gun
fired on board the Salvador, whence the prisoners
proceeded to the Diana, when another gun was fired
on their being received on board that ship. The boats
from all the fleet were ordered alongside the Diana,
for their crews to witness the awful scene. A cnnv.
derabk time was spent in prayer, and at halfT.i,t
one p. rn. the culprits were turned off, two at tle
sotruard and two at the larboard fore-yard arm ; an.
gun teas then fired on board the Diann, which
was repeated by the Salvador. They remained sus-
pended one haat and five minutes, when the bodies
were taken down, and sent to the Hospital for dis-
section.

Saturday the dispatches were fin Ally closed at the
Eist India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the
following ships, viz.
Royal Charlotte, Captain H. Rush ; Idepenas, W. Donaldson ;
Mill:ton, W. Campbell; Cabalva, 1. Birch; Cosa% 1. Boyce--
Bombay and Chins.
Thames, Captain M. Riches—St. Helena, Beacsollan, and
OPAL
•PAucttomis Psi Courts—For Bombay, Mr. Gran* ci,
Mr.. Carter, Mao Bland.
Passim:seas rca Kt—For llonstsay, Mrs. Torin, Miss
&Own.
*Passenosas eta CADA! VA—For Bombay, Captsin.Lieute-
Pant &over and Lady, Major Heard, Mr. Dickson.
Paustacras ran AN NISI Basal*, DT. Miltllle.4or
Prlacs of Wales Wand, Mr. Campbell.
'An armed ship, from the West Indies, was cap-
tured by three pritateers and carried into Ostend on
Wednesday last.
On Monday five French officers who had broke
their parole, were met with, in wherry, of Cher-
bourg, by the Imnartaux, Captain bilmusewhan witn-
in a few hours sail of that port.
A promotion of Flag Officers will take place int-
tely on the Panics RZOXIT berm:dog possessed
authority. -e,
London, England, 1811-12-23

THE KING.

The private letters received from Windsor during
the last week, and even on Saturday, represented his
MAJESTY'S health as in a far less favourable state than
that in which it is announced to be by the following
Bulletin, which was exhibited yesterday at St. James's
Palace, and which, we are happy to find, is expressed
in terms more consolatory than the Public, from the
previous reports, could have expected :

g 6 WINDSOR-CASTLE, DEC. 21.
4, The KING has not been worse in any respect dur.
ing this week. (Signed)
gg H. lIALFORD. M. !MILLIE.
gg W. lIEBERDEN. J. WILLIS.
gg R. WILLIS."

The DIADEM, of 64 guns, has arrived at Ply-
mouth, from Lisbon, with a Mail and dispatches.—
She has two Officers on board, one of them is Ge-
neral CAMP3LLL. This ship was ordered round to
Portsmouth before she came to anchor.
The dispatches from Lord WsLuNoros, tronglit
by the DIADEM, are dated on the 4th instant. His
Lordship had recrossed the Agueda and returned &am-
ruentede Guinaldo to his ft rmer position. The French
were not conside re l to be in a st :le fit t) Lring on
any general engagement. Lord WELLING roN's dis-
patches contain an account of some very brilliant af-
fairs, in which the Guerillas have succeeded in sur-
prising some parties of French troops, and carried
off immense booty. ea one instance they obtained
a large sum of money.

EXTRACT OF AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM HIS EX.
CELLENCY MARSHAL LOUD WELLINGTON TO HIS EX-
CELLENCY SENOR D. NIIGUEL PEREIRA FORJAZ.
" Head-quarters Fuente Guinsicto, Nov. Y 7.
" Having learned that a corps of troops had
marched from Salamanca on the 22d or 23d instant,
in the direction for Serra da Franca, I ordered the
advanced guard of our army to pass the river Agueda,
removing my head-quarters at the same time ; I have
reason to believethat the enemy have since retired
from the Serra de Franca.
"1 intend to order the troops to resume their former
cantonments.
" Since I transmitted to your Excellency my for-
mer dispatch of the 20th instant, I have heard that
General Blake, having joined at Valencia, the army
of Murcia, commanded by General Mahi, put himself
in motion coming out of that city on the 24th of Octo.
bei, and attacking on the following day Marshal
Sachet. That General, according to die French ac-
counts, was repulsed in the attack he made, losing the
Generals Caro and Loy made prisoners, together
with 4500 men, and some artillery.
" General Blake states in a Proclamation which he
; afterwards addressed to the inhabitants of Valencia,
that his retreat was made in good order. On the
26th, at night, the Castle of Sagunto capitulated, and
lit is said, that on the 27th, Sachet summoned Vi.
lencia to surrender. The Castle of Sagunto made
brilliant defence."
" LISBON. DECEMBER t
" Head quarters are again at Freynada. It 'is
supposed the French ,heard of Lord Wellington's

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London, England, 1811-12-23

YARMOUTH, DEC. 22.

The ARCH= gun-brig arrived in these Roads, with
several bail of Archangel ships, and proceeded for ele
River : also, the Paosesao sloop, from off the Texel ;
CHANTICLICER from the Downs, and PORTIA from A

cruiz.t. Sailed the lionArto frigate, of 38 guns, for

Portsmouth; the ACtiTR on a cruize ; the A L 3.14
for Sheerness ; and the Baffin' TAR fut off the Dug•
ger.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1811-12-24

BATH AND-BlifieTtH. CANAL, AND BRISTOL
S.
,WA,TER, WORKS.
Tim COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT of
the BATH and BRISTOL CANAL and BRISTOL
WATER-WORKS, having at their last General Meeting held
on the 14th day of December instant, appointed a Special Meet-
ing of the Propeletors-at large of the above Undertaking, to be
held at the City of London Tavern, BiNbopsgate-street, London,
an Friday, the 10tli'day of January, 1812, at elevea o'Llock
in
the forenoon, in order to lay before such Meeting a Stateount of
ttr Accounts and Concerns of the Company, Notice is hereby
Igiven, that a Special Meeting of tit... said Propriet.irt will accor..l-
- be held at the time and place and for the purpose afore,aid.
By Order of the said Committee,
WARD and MERIIIMAN, Principal Clerks.
Marlborough, Dee. 10, 1811.

"Ms day was published, --
In four bur vols. Bro. price £l/4.1 2s. in boards; the Seventeenth ;
Edition, corrected, with considerable Addisloas, including the
late adjudged C.nes and Statutes, of
ECCLESIASTICAL LAW.-By RICHARD
BURN, Lt. 1). Author of the Justice of the Peace and
Parish officer. With Notes and References, by Simon Fraser,
Fag Bartistersat.l.aw.
Printed by his Majesty'. Law Printer, for T. Cadell and W.
Davies, biraihlt J. Buttirworth, Meet-arse: ; F. C. and J. Bi-
vleron, tt. Paul's Church-yard; and I.onortau, Hurst, nets,
Orme, and Blown, Peterausters Ur,.
As those may also be bad,
1. 'Pie Justice of the Peace and Parish 0/Seer, the Stet Tali-
tiou, tvi h many Corrections, Additions, end Improvements. ry
the late CSarietDurriford7Esat Barrister at I.aw ; and continued
by John King, of the Inner Temple, E.g. Barrister at Law. En-
larged into five volumes Bro. price A 3 3s. in hearda, the Caws
brought down to the end of the last Boner *Fenn, and the Sta-
tutes to the end of the lass Stasion of Parliament.
2.. Law Dictionary, by the same, 2 vols. Svo. price i Ss. boards.
London, England, 1811-12-24

0

on this hCad. Tile. resolutions just mentioned. as £4 ri SPANISH PAPERS.-
as I have faint, are to admit the produce of the --
United States, (excepting sugar) witboutspecial per. ,i CADIZ, NOVEMBAR 15;
mits or licences, to admit cofil.e, sugar, And other co, In Mancha the Nrtizan Chaleco has entered Quin-
-I°ll4l produce, with such permits or liconces, and to ,tans de Co-den, mating 90 prisoners ; and Medic,
prohibit every thing arrived from Great Biicidn, Or has entered Madri)ejos, putting the enemy who
places under he: controul." there to Night.
A letter froth Mr. Turrea,t, dated November 14, ln .Catalonia the French are full of alarm, and It'
1810, says, " Although you may have been already is said that there was lately an action near luta, in
informed, through another official channel, of the re— which the Spanish garrison qf Cardona tuck a parr,
peal of the Decrees of Berlin. and Milan, it is agrge 1 out the result is not knowQ.
able to me to have to confirm to you this new hbera
. The Cadiz Papers of the 23d November contain a
dispcKition of my Court towards the Government of
the States of the Union." -
ii dispatch froan General Burriel, Chief of the Shad bf
General Blake, giving "in ar,count of the battle of
:ig..o,.im 4irnilar to that which has appeared.
The following letter of Andriani, Governor of Sa.
guittum, to General Blakey apsigiis his reasons for
surrendering that fortress a

Murriedro, Oct.
London, England, 1811-10-16

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LISBON M4JL.

4.ISTION, SEPITMIER
The enemy, collecting from all qaatttrt. an any.
ing on Rodrigo; Marmont by Puerto de Bann, bar
ing left 10,0(X) men at Placentia. The corps at SA
lamanca is greatly strengthened by reinforcements
stated to hare arrived under Suchet, who is saisi to
have come from Catalonia, csdlecting traps and sup.
plies on his route. When the whole is united, use
force is variously estimated at from 40 to 60,0'X) feet,
and 8 to 10,000 horse. I believe it is very ccrtais,
they have thrown supplies into Ciudad Rodrigo; and
it is not improbable that they may make a to:ward
inovemmt. Lard Wellington has thus obliged them
So draw by forced marches from Gallicia;Catalonia.
Placentia, and all parts, every man they could ow.
ter, to relieve Ciudad Rodrigo; while he drew hi.
own army quietly from a sickly to a healthy country,
much neater to his supplies at Porto, Coimbra, &c.
We are told, our cavalry drove in the French cavalry
piriucts, and took some prisoners, on the 23d or 24th.
Latterly, the enemy deserted to us in rather consi.
derahle numbers.

(krona I.—On the 25th, Marmont advanced,
and 4060 of his cavalry attacked a Portuguese de.
tachment, commanded by Major Arenctiitd, drive
them, and took their guns; but our stb foot, sup.
potted by the 11th dragoons (light) most gallantly
charged the enemy, killed or woimuled upwards ct
400, and retook the guns. The sih suffered ver7
little—the 11th light dragoons nor,. severely. Our
army has retired, and taken a position in front cr
Guinaldo, where some works have lately been thrown
up. In this movement, our army suffered a little
from the enemy's artillery. The conduct of the 5:11
foot and Itch light dragoons is very highly exttlled.
It is said the sth had only one Officer and one private
hurt in this gallant affair. Marmont commands the
armies. Being se near, we expect to hear of a mom
serious affair every hour.-
Ocroinnt 2.—No dispatches as yet. Our private
'letters say, that Lord WArtngton retired, to draw Ca
the enemy, on the (27:.11 and 28d,, to the neighbour-
h•kid of S.ibug.il ; that the enemy followed, skirmish,
ing, on the €27al; then halted. o.lr lo 5; is said to
be very trifling I no Officer killed or badly wounded,
and only five cr six slightly.
OCTOBER 4...ACCOrtiing to letters worthy of cre-
dit,•it appears, that on the `27th ult. the enemy par-
tially attacked our army near Alfaetes ; and that,
being completely repulsed, they prepared for retmug
• 04 the 28th, and on the 29th effected it.
London, England, 1811-10-16

VALENCA D'ALCANTARA, SEPT. N.

The troops from the county of Niebla have entered
Seville, alter committing the most horrid excesses, and
imposed contributions which it is impossible for tl:*
inhabitants to pay. In Estremadura they levied
contribution of 400 mules for the artillery.

ORIBUDA, SEPT. 5.
On the 31st the enemy made their appearance nbctit.
five in the morning, at the distance of about a leagtm
from Lorea, to the number of 200 horse and 200 in-
fantry, proceeding to the Casa del Meca, with a con-
voy of about 60 beasts of burtheni which they meant
to load with grain. ii. signal was immediately made
from the Castle, and our troops sallied out to prevent
the robbery ; and Nt hen tl!ey approached the enemy,
commenced so brisk a fire that they obliged them to
retire to their posts without finishing lading their
beasts. The firing lasted two hours, and our parties
filloaed them in weir retreat.
On the same morning there was an action between
Velz Branco and ltubio, the result of which w.ts,
80 artillerymen wore surprised who had gone out to
procure forage wit!) ;0 mules. Our parties made 124
prisoners, and kii.vd As many more ; they also took
37 mules•and a Fiore—the peasantry likewise took
several mules. At one in the afternoon of the SAM,
day, the 31st, the booty was canted into
Lithui Diary, Ca. 1.

IP
London, England, 1811-10-16

'f his day were published,
In 4to. with Plans of Battles, and accurate Maps of the Country
now occupied by the Allied Army, &c. price
OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT STATE
of the PORTUGUESE ARMY, as agonised by Lieute.
rant-General Sir WILLIAM CARR BERESFORD, 'K. B.
Field Marshal and Commander in Chief of that Abny: 'With
an Account of the diffefent Military Establishments and Law,
of Portugal, and a Sketch of the Campaigns of the last and pre-
sent Year, during which the Portuguese Army was brought into
the Field, againit the enemy, for the first time, as a regular Force.
To which is subjoined, a Return of British Officers serving with
the Portuguese Army ou the 16th July. 1411.
By ANDREW HALLIDAY, 14. D.
Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet.street,• London; Mottley
end Mills, Portsmouth; William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and
M. N. Mahon, and John Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1811-10-16

NEW STATE LOT( ERlr.
R. CORNHILL, near the Matt‘ion House. •
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prroN. strongly recommends the ensiling Lottery
to the notice of tilt Friends, and advises an immediate pur-
chase at his Favourite Offices, as above, there being only 13,500
Tickets, and the plies of 'tickets and Shares much lower than
for Many years, though there to every probability of a considera-
hie advance taking place, in consequence of the small dumber of
Tickets, siitsich must create a scarcity. Therefore, those who
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London, England, 1811-10-16

NEW YORE, SEPTEMPER S.

It having been rumoured that the Court of Inquiry,
to investigate the conduct of Commodore Rodgers
was sitting in secret, we are authorized to say, that
any person of respectability will be admitted at the
said Court (on board the United States) which opens
daily at ten o'clock, and continues till four. The
Court will not, it is supposed, complete the Inquiry
before next Saturday:
SEPT. s.—By the Rising States, Capt. Livington,
from Norfolk, we learn, that the brig of war Nauti-
lus, -ind two gun boats, were ordered down the roads
on Friday last, to demand the impressed American
seamen on board the British sloop of war Tartarus,
lying at anchor in Hampton 'Loads ; but before the
Nautilus and gun boats got down, the sloop of war
sailed. The British frigate Belvidera, Capt. Byron,
and Tartarus sloop of war, Capt. Pasco, are cruiziog
off the Capes.
London, England, 1811-10-16

COMMODORE RODGERS.

Counr or INQultty.—The Gentlemen who com-
pose the Caurt of Inquiry, appointed by the Secretary
of the Navy to investigate Commodore Rodgers's
conduct, prior to, and during his engagement with
the sloop of war Little Belt, assembled this morning,
on board of the United States frigate United States,
now lying in the port of New York, and entered
upon the business of their appointment. The Court
is composed of Commodore Decatur, as President ;
Captains Chauncey and Stewart, associated Mem-
bers ; and Adjutant General William Paulding,
Judge Advocate, in the place of Nathan Sandford,
Esq. who declined serving in that capacity on account
cif ill health. It is supposed that the business will
occupy the Court several days.--New Teri, Tstetelay,
September 3.
London, England, 1811-10-16

ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS.
IT is worthy observation the numerous Cases that
have succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT
ANTISCORBU'I IC DROPS; and the following remarkable in.
stance occurred in a middle aged woman who applied for their
use at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. She complainet:
of great debility and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a
ge-
neral depression of breaching ; her case not being well understlo4,
she bad tried palliatives without any success. Aitook tke Medi-
cine, though the Proprietor stated the improbability of its being
of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth, having reco•
vered her strength and appetite, and iticreai&d her pulse from the
depressed state it bad been in.. Now this effect can only be ac-
counted for hp the medicine reguating the stomach and diges-
tion, and exerting the powers of the habit In deep-seated al,-
scenes of the joints, the change It prodsces in the general health,
excites the hest hopes in those most distressing cases. In erup-
tions, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism,ltc. Its effects are generally
aCknoiviedged.
As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spilsbures
Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty printed Inblack
ink, In bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles los. and larger sEi 4s. duty
Included. Compound Islam as. Sold at Use Dispensary, 15,
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London, England, 1811-10-16

LISBON, OCTOBLR 5.

COPY OP A LETTER FROM MENTZ OUIEALOO, DATEIS,
SEPTEMBER 25.

46 Yesterday was a day glorious to our army. The
enemy, between seven and eight in the morning, pre-
sented himself in the front of our army, and made
an attack upon our centre, in which was the 3d divi-
sion, and as he fell with 4000 horse upon the artil-
lery it was surrounded, but afterwards retaken by
three squadrons only of light cavalry, the sth rest-,
anent of British infantry, and by the 21st Portuguese.
who displayed the greatest bravery, and obliged the
enemy shamefully to retire, leaving the field covered
with his dead.

• " His Excellency gave his orders in the conl,s;
iinanner, under a heavy tire of the enemy's artacry."
COPY OP A LETTER bROM QUADRAZJES, DATED `.::::i
SEPTEMBER.

ss On the 26th inst. the eneTy advanced in front of
Guinaldo, where they made some manmuvres br: did
not attack ; at ten at night our army retired to take a
fresh position. On the 27th the enemy appeared in
, Aldea da Ponte, and between that town and Alfactes
there was an encounter, in which the I lth and 23d
regiments, and our cavalry, greatly distinguished
themselves, obliging the enemy to retreat to Alber.
garia, and in this action General Cole was wounded.
,On the approach of night of the same day, the enemy
made a reconnoitring on the light division, which
was covering Nave, but this had no result.
gg Yesterday they began to retreat, and to-day they
are beyond enselhas. Our headquarters will to.
morrow remove to Reixosa, and the army, as it ap.
pears to me, will take cantonments."
London, England, 1811-03-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. ROBERT WARD moved for leave to bring in 4 Bill for
dividing into Svc Livings the Rectory of Sinionboorne, in the
County of Northunibrrland.—Leave given.
The Malt Duty Bill. the Trn Million Exchequer Bills Bill, the
One Million and a half Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Irish Trea-
sury Bills NU, were read a third time and passed.
BULLION.

Mr. VANSITTART moved for a return of the priced paid for
bullion by the Bank, in each year, from February 1797 to the
latest period at which the account could be tuade op.—Ordered.
ARMY.

An Account was ordered to be laid on the table of the number
and rank of the different Officers at pre►ent employed on the Mi-
litary Staff in the different districts of Great Britain ; and an At-
eoont of the number of Desertions from the Army from Decem-
ber 1809, to December 1810.

THE PRESS IN INDIA. • • •
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON postponed the modon for
Orders relative to the Press is India, but we could not ascertain
to what day.
Mr R DUNDAS inquired with what view these Orders were
to be moved fors
Lord A.HAMILTON answered, that in his opinion, a very
undue power wi:h n-sp:ct to the press had been exercised in In-
dia. and that he wished to sail the attention of the House to that
circumstance.

IRISH ,AFFAIRS.
Mr. WARD understanding that Mr. Pole bad arrived in town,
'tithed to know whether he had brought any information rela-
tive to the proceeding with regard to the Catholics in Ireland,
which the Right Hon. Geredentio opposite intended to communi-
cate to the House P - • - •
The CHANCELLOR of the ECHEQUER answered., that
the matter waa•notvin such a stare that it was unnecessary, be
apprehends:l,4o agftate the subject any farther. .
Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave nitrite, that on Tuesday next, he
should submit a inotion'to the House for the purpose a placing
the public and private business of Ireland on the same footing,
. _

%Atli regard'to the time allowed before Bills could be passed.
The CH ANCELLOR ,of the EPCHIVUER said, that any
ineortvl Menet sue( red from any Public 13111 in one Swam', might
be wholly, or partially, repealed in the next.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT was suing to reply, when the Speaker
stated, that thete was no question before the House.

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London, England, 1811-03-02

IV.IVAL lIVTELLIGENCE4

TORBAY. FEB. 28.
This day arrived his Majesty's ship PRViCESS CHAR•
LOTTE, Captain TOBIN, Wool Plymouth.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY ,27.
Arrived the Dispatch packet, with a mail from
Surinam.

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PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 33.
The wind, instead of changing to E. S. E. as it
seemed inclinable to do yesterday, has shifted to W.
S. W. squally, with heavy rain and fog. Arrived
the SCEPTRE man of war from off the coast of France,

and the Bush and Drag•m transport in twelve days
front-Lisbon. There are tow lying at this port in
commission, exclusive of 84g-ships, guard, prison,
convalescent, and hospital ships—one of 110 guns ; 6
of 74 guns ; 14 frigates, from 32 to 4b guns ; and
16 brigs, sloops, cutters, and schooners, from 8 to 20
guns. There are also a number in- ordinary, of dif-
ferent rates, which might easily befitted for service ;
and several building.
London, England, 1811-03-02

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THE ARMY.

The fleet for Portugal still remains wind-bound at
Torbay and Falmouth.
Part of the 71st Regiment embarked at Portsmouth
,m Wednesday for Portugal.
An immense quantity of medicines has been em-
barked on board the Diligence transport; at Ports
mouth, for Lord WELLINGTON's atthy: _
Saturday the Montgomery Militia marched front
Dover for Braybourn Lees ; the Derby Militia is ex-
pected to replace them.
One of the three French tb.licers who a few weeks
ago effected their escape in a fishing butt which they
took from Gillingham, has been since retaken in a
privateer which he commanded, and has been retain-
ded to his old quarters on board one of the prison-
ships.
London, England, 1811-03-02

COLVILLE.

Mr. DUNDAS brought up the Report of the
Committee written on Colville, the prisoner in Cold-
Bath-fields. The Report stated briefly, that on mature
examination, there appeared to be sufficient grounds
for the confinement ' • and that nothing appeared in
the circumstances of the confinement deserving of cen-
sure. The Committee, however, thought that Cold-
Bath-fields prison was not the most suitable for this
person, who was to be kept from all communication
with others. The Report concluded with saying, that
from the peculiar and public nature of the circum-
stances, it was not thought proper to go farther into
detail. The Report was ordered to be printed, and a
copy of it to be sent to the Secretary of State's Office.
Lord FOLKESTONE said, in a low voice, that
the opinion of the Committee was unanimous.
London, England, 1811-03-02

Th day were pubtisbed. •
Elegantly Witted in Four Volumes aro. with *Portraits' of Mr.
Mason, Lard Holdernease. aid Dr. Eutek, from original Plc.
turekirrice 41.14. in boards.
"Vit. WORKS of WILLtAM ILASOI4, M. A.
Precentor of Cork and Rector of Aston. Pubihked
der die direction orbis taecutors.
Printed fit T. cadet! and W. Dealer, Strand.

-
This day were published,
In Octato, illustrated by Plates, trice St In boards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVA'I lONS an the FOR-
MATION of an ARTIFICIAL PUPIL. in several deranged
states of the EYE; to which are annexes! Remarks on the Ex-
traction of Soft Cataracts, and. those of the Membraneous kind,
through a Puncture in the Cornea.
Ey BENJAMIN CIIIFON,
Vise-President of the Linear: add Philissophinl Sbciefy of
Mattchtster, and Surgeon to the Manchester Infirmary:
Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Pavia*, Strand.
This day was published, in rwynlowavo, price sEI ss. hoards,
FrHE SHIPWRECK, a Poem. By F4Lcosaa..
-I- A new Edition with Notes, and a Life of the Author, by
J. 8, CLAIME, F.A.S. and Librarian 40 the Prince Regent.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street.
the above is enibettished with Ten Engravings, executed by
Pm-nut, Win new Designs&y N. POCOCK, Esq. and irpribted
in the finest possibkt manner.
Also Is published, a new Edition of the above Work; In
ere** octavo, with the original plates, price itts. boards.
London, England, 1811-01-30

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A person presented a Report from the Commis.
sinners appointed to examine iitto the offices of the
House of Cumtnons,—Ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. Fine presented an account of the balances in
the bands of the Governor and Company of the Bank
of England.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

TUE REGENCY DILL.

.A Message front the Lords Announced their Lord-
ships' assent to the Regency Rill, with same Amend-
ments, to which they desired the concurrence of the
Rouse.
_ _ .

The Amendrrients were read a first time ; and, nn
the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX-
CHEQUER, ordered to be taken into further con-
sideration on Thursday, to which day the House
adjourned.
London, England, 1811-01-30

COWES, JANUARY 29.

The East India, West India, and Lisbon convoys,
that came to anchor in our Roadstead yesterday, are
now under weigh, with the wind at east, but it is sup•
poses' they will again anchor in Yarmouth Cr Lym-
ingtoa Roads. The Hussey frigate ran foul of the
Hibernia merchantman, and did her much damage✓..
carried away her jib-boom, main, and fore-yards, licc.
The Hibernia will be prevented sailing for a day or t% fp.

THE ARMY.

As will be seen by our port letter, the fleet of men
war, having en board the 2d, 36th, 51st, .51d, and
sslh Regiments, have not yet sailed ; the reason of ibis
i 5 not known, as Sir JOSEPH YORKE and all the troops
were on boa:-.I on Monday, and the wind was fair.

. _
•I'he ‘2d battalion, II th regiment, destined for
Ctd:z, with recruits for the Guards and other corps
ti:ue, and some transports with recruits for the regi-
moats in Portugaliand various stores for the army
tael e, sailed from Spithead, on Monday. The East
indio, Mediterranean, and West India fleets sailed
At the same time ; all of them carrying out consider-
able detachments of troops for the -armies in those

carters.
We understan3 that on Sunday another fleet will
sail from Portsmouth, and one from Plymouth, car-
rying out further reinforcements for our army in Por-
tugal. In the fleet from Portsmouth will proceed
13.tron ALTEN'S and Colonel HALKET'S light batta-
lions of the German Legion, with reinforcements for
most of the regiments of infantry in Portugal. At
Plymouth will embark the Marquis of LOTHIAN'S
fi.le regiment, the I Ith Dragoons.

The East Kent Militia has removed Hitt Dart-
moor Barracks to its former quarters at Exeter.
Captain 11.twxnn, of the 14th Dragoons, is so far
recovered from his late relapse, as to be able to em-
bark once more for Portugal from Portsmouth.—
Ile is on board the VICTORY man of war, with a fair
..;ncl. The VICTORY has also on board Gen. Loxo,
Oen. BORNE, &c. Scc. as passengers.
London, England, 1811-01-30

Sir J. BR-ANSCOI4I3 and Co. I. 'SIVEWRIGH r,
Sole Surviving Partner,
RE happy to announce the New Plan of the
*1- S FATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn 15th FEBRUARY,
situ!, wi!l remove every objection that has hitherto been stated.
There An" more Capital Prim, and each will now be of differel.t
...\:G^l:3-ts, and there are :lope less than X. 20. They trust their
:Licoturtinn good Fortune will ever attend their Friends the
hivieg sold in this amt last Year ALONE,
S.x Pi ices of £20,000 The Only
.7orty of £5OO np to 10,000 I And seteralPrizes of 100,
oThe First
he L I Last
And others too great to enumerate.
Tickets and Shares in great variety are on Sale at their Old
ClE:es, 37, Cornhin, 38, Haymarket, and 11, Holborn.

17, rroN, late Partner with the deceased Sir James
Tirarsconitt, returns his grateful Thanks to these Friends
v in;vc honouted him with their coniniands since he Com-
r btv,inetis on his orru aceount, at lift). 2, Cornbill, near the
Mau.nnn-house, and No. le, Coventry-street, Haymarket; and
I:.:onns them that htt usual success has attended purchasers at
his fortunate Office, having, since that period,sokt Nine C9itels,
8-cluditteNo. Vitid, in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only
45000 Prize ?lured in the State Lottery--eHe, with oonfidente,
recommends the present Scheme of the ii:ste Lotteryto be drawn
in Orr Day, February 15, and wishes his Friends to optics the
indernicntioned inducemetits;—The Tickets are cheaper—there
i: the usual amount of Prise Mootay--more Capital Frisco...no
Frizr Tess that CAS—Twenty Thousand different Numbers, pod
?. 3, or 4 1 ickets of ,different Dumber* may pin as many eV$O,OOO
Tiekets and Shares on Silt by Erron, 2, Curnhili, sear
tt: Mansida-Lowe; and Lie CArreokarNisets Hainszkci•
London, England, 1811-01-30

NANO FORTES. VERY CHEAP.

A MANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign
Orders, is overstocked, and will sell FIFTY of the most
improved new ones, singly, much cheaper than they can be
bmaght elsewhere ; not only worth the particular attention of
Private Families wanting a good Instrument, at a small• price,
but also of Music Shops, Professors, and Espozers,
33 Guinea ones for 25—Hnrizontil 75 Guinea Grands far GO
Upright 85 Guinea Grands for 68—Good Second-nand Pianos,
from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Fir.v? and Barrel Organs
and Harps—the lowest price marked en each for immediate pay-
nient.—To be ceL n at Mr. Allen's Private Dancing Academy,
No. 19, Sherrard- street , near Golden-snare.
•
London, England, 1811-01-30

AN extraordinary fine BLACK GRAPE VINE,
AN
which ripens its fruit in this country without he a4sisrarice
of glass or any other artificial heat. The bunches and berries are
equal in size to the black Hamburgh, and of a jet black. Nu-
merous specimens of the fruit have been seen and examined by
several of the distinguished judges of Grapes, who allow it to be
superior to any yet produced against an open wall hr this coun-
try; and there is every reason to believe, that when it receives
the assistance of glass, it will prove one of the most desirable
sorts for forcing hitherto known.
Cuttings of the above to be bad at J. Turner and Co's. Seeds-
men, No. 92, New Boad-street, with two buds or eyes, Ss. tee
ditto, 7s. six ditto, 101.1 id. Each bud will produce a plant.
London, England, 1811-01-30

REGENCY PARLIAMENT.

ITO obtain indemnity for the past, and security fat'
the future, it is the aim of every person, both in private, as
wog as in public life—but if the New Acturinistratiosi adult the ex-
pteted Nets Measure:, and will have no mere Lotteries, the only
opportunity we may ever have to gain in a single day an indepcss.
d, Fortune for our families, by the risk of a small sum of money
is the present .•:•I'.e Lottery, which contains 44 Capltals—four
Twenty Thousands--vpveaYds of 4000 Prize , descending gra-
dually to X2O, the lowest prize, amounting to se:00,000 in
nosey, which will be paid immediately on demand • and it
Ming the only Government Lottery, the whole wlllbe drawn in
One Day, the 15th February. From the greet demand tortickets
and Share!, it is probable they will, in a few days, become very
scarce, and much dearer, an immediate purchase is therefore
crenzly advised, to prevent disappointment.
London, England, 1811-01-30

YARMOUTH, JAN. ts.

Sailed the LEVERET sloop, Captain WILLIS. en a
attire ; and the Eliza tender, Lieutenant Beawtmt,
fir South Shields. The BOLD and Arno( gun.
brigs which parted from their anchors in the gale of
the sth and 6th ult. and drove on this beach, have
been got off, and are in the harbour to undergo re.
pairs. The Susan, of Lynn is also got off, and in
the harbour. The Mary, of London, Ouvaa master,
from the North, with coals, bound to London, got
on the Home Sand last night : she is off, and is come
into this port to unload, she making a deal of water,
and has lost an anchor and cable.— Ships in the Roads
the Roebuck• and Desiree frigates,—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1811-01-30

fiAki.E4B' ATE. '
In the amts bf erbilth
Wide dream the sons of taael
flow, with cold and hunger pining,
Sadly glide my cheerless days.
Strangeis scorn my simple tale,
Careless of an Orphan's kir,
Whilst, alas! each passing gale
Seems cis sigh for hapless KATI!
Onoe a fathen's darling treasure;
Dy a mother once careeed;
All my days were croVen'd with pleasure.
Ail my nights with balmy rest ;
• Till for brighter worlds than this
Death excisazig'd their earthly state:
Ah the liour that brought them
Brought despair to hapless K•TI.
- tionO/Perfitlitlqod oft accuse me,
Some a worthless blessing give,
•
Ofetlie morsel they refuse me,
• E'en the pamper'd digs receive.
o,t.the menial's baughtreuke
Spurns me front his master's gate ;
All, intent on selfish joys,
Muck the woes of hapless -KATE!
Cruel mortals! deaf to sorrow !
t .comers of my grief, adieu!
Something whispers," trete-morrow
KATI will be more blest than you r
ffm•*rirg on yen golden beam,
;• ;
Lo ! my parents' spirits wait ;
• Mak ! their angel tongues exclaim,
• Welcome, welcome, hapless Kara !"

,

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Si. lirea
London, England, 1811-05-07

OFFJCI JF ORDNANCE, April 30,1311.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS AM-
JESTra ORDNANCE, do &wily give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall.
on or before Wednosday, the Vid day of May next, from such
persons as may be willing to tradertake the supply of INTILLNCII.
ING Toots, and Tools of other descriptions required for service
of this Department, for a period of three years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower ; and further par-
ticulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract,
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 Intrenchltig Tools, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted af-
tel"e said 22d day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the
et Ilday ; neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party
making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Or.ler of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1811-05-31

CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES.

CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Oz.
ford-rtreet, London, established 1776, respectfully inform
the Public that Tickets and Shasis are on Sale at the following
reduced Prices :•

CARROLL'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICES.
Ticket - • - X 22 4 0 Ticket - - £22 10 0
Half • - - 11 4 0 Half - - - 11 11 0
Quarter -- - 513 0 Quarter - - - 517 6
Eighth - - - - 217 0 Eighth - - - - 219 6
Sixteenth - - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth - - 110 0

CAR iteLL and Co. trust that a discerning Public will give them
that encouragement which it has been. their study to deserve
during a period of near 40 years.
CARROLL and Co. sold in the last Lottery, No. 1,812, a Prize
of £2OOO, in One Quarter, Two Eighttvi, and Eight Sixteenths ;
No. 6,345, the last Prize of £30,000, in Three Eighths and Teti
Sixteenths; and N 0.12,103, tLe last Prize of £lO,OOO, ever
shard and sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money paid on
Demand.
'.'e.-sons residing in the Country will be supplied with Tickets
and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their orders,
with goad tills at short dates, or Ballk Notes, to No. '26, Ox-
ford-street—N. R. The usual Commission will be allowed to
Agents, besides the above advantage.
London, England, 1811-05-31

FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1811.

RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.

Am aunt advertised • - - £43,616 6)0
Parish of Sherrock, Cornwall, S. Lyne, Churchwarden 3 - 0 0
Parish of Rodborough, Gloucester
P. W. Mayow - - - - - 417 6 .
-5 5 0
Elsworth Puts!), Cambridge, by Minister and Church-
wardens r • - - 6 4 0
Ovet Parish,, Cambridgeshire - . 4 0 4/
Swansea ditto, ditto - - - - .3 13 0
Chesterton ditto, ditto, per Rev. Sam, LOVICS - 10 4 2
'Little St. Mary's ditto, 2d subscription, by the Rev. J.
.' B. Hollendwnrth - - -
Parishes of Great and I.ittle Thomham, by the Rev. N.
.Wood - . - 3 4 0
Lord Somers - - - - i. 5 5 0
The Rev. Mr. Hoge, of Riegate; and a few Frietids 214 I
Parish of Longford, Salop, per Rev. Mr. OuUow • 7 11 0
John Ballershell, Esq. Gosport. . . - .5 6 0
Captain Alin older Watson, Royal Marines - 1 0 U
Parish of Nettlestead, Kent, per Messrs. Brenchley,
Stacey, and Co. - • 5 0 0
By Mousley, Webb, and Co. a Collection at the Parish
of Barton-under-Needwood, per Rev. J. F. Sanger 25 12
Parish of Earl Sonhant, per Alexandres and Co. 7 9
Prom the Friends at Needham Market, per Ditto 7 17
Parish of Graystock - - _ - 2 12
A Lady - - - - 1 0
Mr. Thomes Barney - - 9 3
The Rev. C. T. Chapman, for the Parish of St. Giles,
Norwich - -* - - f 2 13
Parish of Mileham, Nrufolk . - 6 9
The Rev. Franc's Drake, of Walkington - 5 5
John Willson, of Eske - - - 0 10
Collection at Routh - - - 3 14
Collection at Beeford, Skipsea, per Rev. S. Lowes 3 5
Collection at Parish Church of West Monk ton,Somerset 14 1
Parish of Mapleton, per Rev. James Wilson 4 0
Collected by the Rev. J. Richardson, in the Parish of
Norton -
- - -
Ditto by the Rev. James Clever, Parishes of Appleton
and Amotherby ' - - 4 1
Ditto, in the Parishes of Crambe and Hutton Ambo 11 7
Parish of V.'estleigh, Lancashire, per Rev. J. Toir 3 0
Parish of Hagley, Worcestershire, per P.ev. J . l'urncr 30 3
Transmitted per Messrs. Raikes kid Co. Milton :
The Rev. Dr. Cleaver £2 1 Jocepli Riders - ' XI
J. R. Potties, Esq. 1 1 William Wells 1
Jatton Sykes. Esq. I I Thomas Ewhatik --- •1
1 Thomas Pace' 1 2 1 R6bert Owston 1
' THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
140. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street.

1 5 6

9 6

TRIAL 1311 JURY, A POPULAR FARCE.
Dedietted to the Illustrious Benjamin sv..kr, ,
This day was published, yiele
T' TRIAL BY JURY, t Farcc, in two Acts,
as It is now pericirming erith unfounded tippLtuse at the
Theatre Royal, Haytnarke,.
• By THEODORE EDWARD HOdK,
, London : Pdblished.by Sheivood, Neely; and Jones, Pater-
nOstei.row. • .

This day was published, price 6s.
AVIEW of the COMPARATIVE STATE of
GRI:AT BRITAIN and FRANCE In lei 1. Pieeeded,
by Observations on the Spirit and Measures of the succosaive
Administrations since the decease of Mr..PITT. in January, IBM.
Printed for John ,tockdale, Plceadiiiv. .
London, England, 1811-05-31

NEXT TUESDAY, HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY.
SIR JAMES BRANSCOME and Co. J. SIVE-
WRIGHT, solo surviving Partner, Leg leave to recommend
most strongly the Sheine of the present popular Lottery, contain-
legs 4 Prizes of X 20,000 ire £BO,OOO
S 4 Ditto - 1,000 - 24,000
32 Ditto - • 500 - 16,000
4060 Ditto £5O, £25, &e. Eee. £BO,OOO
All of which wilkbe dravrn NEXT TUESDAY.

Grateful for the patronage whit& they have experienced at their
old Ogees, No Si. it,,,Holhosn, 38, Hayworket,
Where, on the IClng'S iti;trs.dzry, they alone dialrMutestto their
Ptiends, N 0.12,70, X 33,000 ; 7,686, £40,090; 13,747, 1:10,000;
and, In the last twoletteries, Elapitals to an amazing Amount,
the List of which may be seen a, above.
London, England, 1811-05-31

BE It 75601

EXHIBITION, BRITISH qALLERY OF PICTURES.
'MoW Open, EXHIBITION, No. 54, New 'Bond-
.lN street. BRITISH GALLERY of PICTEMES, com-
prising upwards of three hundred highly firished copies in water
colours from the Old Masters, including the whole of the Mar-
quis of Stafford's Collection in Miniature Drawings of Nitural
fii€ tory, a truly beautiful and interesting scientific collection.—
Oniamented I.iterature comprising many.liundred engravings,
being specimens of elegant works now publishing or lately pub-
Billed, &c. &c.—Admittance one shilling.

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS. AMELIA.
IPtif RS. SALMON respectfully informs the Nobility
and the Public, thit in order to accommodate the nume-
rous Visitors of her Exhibition, the Correct Likeness of her Royal
Highness the PRINCESS AMELIA, Lying In State, with Atten-
dants, may be seen during the whole of the ensuing week, at
Mrs. Salmon Royal Wax-Work, 17, Fleet-street, from ten in
the morning till alne•at night, at the usual admittance of Is. each
Person.

WANTED AN WSHER. AND A WIUTING-MASTER.
THE Governors of the, Free Grammar School of
the Town and Parish of Bolton in the Moors, in the County
Palatine of Lancaster, will meet at the Schonl, in Bolton, on Fri-
day, the 12:h day of July nen, at ten o'clock in thetoremoon, to
appoint an Usher and an additional Master —The Usher aunt
be qualified to teach the Classics, and other branches of 'useful
Literature, under the direction of the Head Master ; and for this
situation a Graduate of one of the Universities and a Clergyman
will be preferred. The A4ditional Master will be required to '
teach Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and thp nse of the globes.
The annual Salaries, as at present ordered by the Governors, are
.E 75 to the Usher, and A".i'S to the additional Master, subject to i
abatement-, in case the number of scholars shall be less than SO.
A dwelling-house will be provided for the residence of the Usher.
No perquisites will be allowed ; and the Usher will be restrained
from teaching any children except those educated in the school.
AU necessary inquiries, and testimonials of character and abi
lilies, may be addressed to Ralph Fletcher, Esq. Hollins, sear Bol-
ton ; or to Mums, Stoner and Ravald, Solicitors, Bolton.
Bolton, May 23, 1811.

TUESDAY NEXT, KING'S BIRTH-DAY.
ROYAL EXCHANGE.

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, re-
areclnlly acquaint the Public, that Tickets and. Share...Jur
the prfrsent LOTTERY. •to be drawn on his Majesty's Birth-
bay, are oe Sale at their Of6ce, •
Ns. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
The %flowing is the Scheme, which they earnestly reCom-
wend to public notice.
• 4 ... Prizes of £20,000 ... are ... EBO,OOO
84 ... Ditto
32 ... Ditto
4060.. Ditto ... 4'50, £4.5, &c. &c. r.. 80,000
In the last October Lottery, No. 87, i Prize of £20,000. and
1,38 e, a Prize of A'l,ooo, were both sold in Shares at thisOflicc.
London, England, 1811-07-03

This day Mere published, handsomely printed, in ene large vo-
lume, large ave. price Ds. boards,
ADDITIONAL STUDIES, perfective of the
Temple of Truth.
Printed for J. Ma*man, No. 39, Ludgate-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. The Temple ofTruth ; or the best System of Reason, Phi-
losophy, Virtue, add Morals; analytically arranged. Second Edi-
tion, atm es. bOards.
L. Studies, Sacred and Philosophic; adapted to the Temple of
Truth. In onejarge volume, Itvo. Ds. boards.
London, England, 1811-07-04

SHEERNESS, JULY 3.

Arrived Ow ROISUCK, from Yarmouth into the
harbour ; DOMINICA, from river Thames to Little
Nore ; and GLuckstiam froth the Northward.

TORBAY, JULY 2.

Sailed his Majesty's sloop ANTELOPE, Admiril
Decxwownt, for Newfoundland.—Wind N.

FALMOUTH, JULY 1.

Arrived the Dispatch packet, from Surinam, in five
weeks pAssage.—Sailcd'the Noctnn packet, for Cadiz,
Gibraltar, and Malta.—Wind N.

PORTSMOUTH, HMV 3.

Arrived his Majecty's schooner HOLLY, from Hali-
fax ; Vivroua fl om Plymouth ; and the JASPER, from
Lisbon, last from Falmouth.—Wind N.N.E.
NAPLES, JUNE 17.
The frigate la Caroline;of 4 I. guns, which had been
long on the stocks at Naples, was launched yesterday
in presence of their Majesties.
Since the return of his Majesty, the labours of the
marine service, and particularly those of ship build-
ing, have resumed a new activiti!
London, England, 1811-07-04

LEIPSIC, JUNE 7.

Letters from Berlin inform us, that the King of
Prussia now comes very seldom to his capital ; that
lie prefers to it the residence of Potsdam, and his
other palaces. He spends in solitude, or only with
his children, all the hours that are not devoted to the
labours of the cabinet. He traverses those places
where he was in the habit of walking with the Queen,
and seems always deeply absorbed by herrecollection.
The manufacturers of the Lezzegebirg and of
Voigtland have presented a petition to his Majesty,
praying extraordinary aid, in consequence of the
stagnation of trade and business. The King's an-
swer is ow t known.