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POLICE.
MAxmoN-Tiou,sz.—Yesterday Dix. Bryant, and
Shepiterel and his wife, were charged with being ac-i
cessary to the escape of W. Ford from Poultry
Compter.—Mr. Barker, Manchester-warehouse ",:in,'
of Queen street, stated, that about five o'clock on
Wednesday evening-, Ford was detected in cutting a
bale of Manchester goods standing in the passage.;
leading to his warehouse, with intent to steal ; for
which he was taken to the Poultry Compeer. The
turnkey stated, that soon after Ford had been brought
to the prison, Eliz. Bryant came to see him, and was
suffered to go into the yard where the prisoner was ;
however, in about a quarter of an hour afterwards,
she was attempting to go out, with ti bundle under
her arm, when witness asked what she had-in it? and
she replied, that it was only her husband's things
-but upon examination, there were found licit a man's'
hat and coat. It was then found that she was with
out a gown, and had a pair of man's shoes on her feet.-
Under these circumstances she was taken into custody,.
and upon looking for Ford, it was ascertained that
he had made his escape in Bryant's clothes. Witnesi
said, that many persons had gone in and out during
the interval of Bryant's continuance in the goal ; but
as Ford was a young man of a very feminine ap-
pearance,he did not detect him when he left the prison.
Shortly after this discovery, a woman, named Shep-
perd, came and asked witness whether a young man,
named Ford, had left the prison ? Suspecting she was
an accomplice in- effecting his escape, she also !was
taken into custody. Soon after, Shepperd came to
inquite for hit wife, and also whether Ford had left
the prison ; when witness thought it prudent to de.
min him likewise.—The prisoners were remanded for
further eximinatier..
T. Withers was charged with stealing a great quan-
tity of valuables, during the fire in Bury-street. The
prisoner, who is a 'painter and glazier, pretended to
assist the sufferers, but was detected in carrying away
plate, gold watches, Scc. —He was fully committed.
.1. Carter was charged with uttering a counterfeit
note, which he pretended .was a s€so Bank-note ; but
upon examining, it proved to be a sham note for 50d.
lie was remanded.
London, England, 1811-04-13

MALTA MAIL.

MALTA, MARV.' 11 .—By my last letters from Con.
stantinople I am informed that Mr. Italinski, the late
Russian minister, arrived the 14th of December with
his suite, at Bucharest. The negotiators will soon.ar-
range the differences, but the Grand Seignior is
un-
derstood to refuse to make sacrifices or cessions. He
is said to have issued orders for new levies of troops,
and is determined to take the field in person in the
spring.
MXISINA, FEE. 25.--The preparations which Murat
has already begun to make on the coast of Calabria,
give us more than a hint of what we mast expect in
re summer, His gunboats, which were laid up for
showinter, arc brought out, are refitting, and many
new ones building, with great alacrity, while we have
knot in our power to disturb them. In the country
itself, the few peasants that remain are forced into the
service, and a new army is organizing for an attack
under the superintendence of ottut s of the Royal
'Guard, and a part of the Roy .1 1 align Legion of
Distinction, has been dispatched from Naples to Reg-
' On our part we are preparing to receive him by
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coast very formidable batteries, we have colic
threolew regiments of Sicilians, who, with some ti
ins, are likely to be serviceable. They do not
exceed 2000 men, but by daily augmentations
.be formed into a body of 4000. Whethe
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the pp& soon Orly hlistd to their real good,
London, England, 1811-04-13

FOR FEVERS,C4FI..UENZAS, MEASLES, att.
DR. JAMES'S POWEEP.
iIS Medicine, efts* an Unparalleled Success for
4* nearly seventy years; has galled a proud pre-eminence over
every other '.Febrifuge.—An imitation, tailed the Antinionial
Powder, was adopted in the Pharcuseopetts of the College el
Physicians in 1712 ; and in 1791 a most elaborate Analyses of the
two hledicin,:s was published in the Philoselphical Transactions;
from whieir it was confidently assumes!, that they wereche same.
In a subsequent Edition, however, the College fairly and frankly ,
confessed, that.this Powder" was neither so mild, nor, so certain i
in its operation as Dr. James's, and that it could not be adminis.
tered with Safety in similar Doses "—'lhus ended their identgy.
But the Antintonial Powder is now altered in the New Pitarall-
copaia : not pretending indeed to be Dr-James's; .bat " more
nearly assimilating to it in Doses." The truth is, however, that
this Preparation is as remote as the former from the real' Fever
Powder; and when Health and Life are atStake, nu one surely
will sacrifice, to the equivocal Merits of any Ss4stitute, the long
approved Efficacy, Safety,and Certainty of the Original Medicine.
It is sold only tuff. Newbery and hens at their Warehouses,
NO. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, London; 'or No. •9,, Dame-
street, Dublin ; as .also at Dr. James's late House in Bruton.
street ; Price 2s. 9d. a packet, or a dezen itta bouts (as made
op for Ise Army and Navy) fee Vs. But pone are genuine un-
less the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul e, are engraved
in the Stamps.
London, England, 1811-06-26

MORTGAGE.

"WANTED, from £20,000 to 850,000 on the most
ample Fretbrod Security, and particularly advantageous
to Trustees, having large Aums to lay out or invest on landed
security.—Further particulars may be obtained on application to
Mr. Culsha, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London.

IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH.
BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEITERS PATENT.

MERCHANTS and FAMILIES arriving from
abroad, &e. are respectfully informed by the Patentee they
may be supplied with the above, stamped, in single Pieces and
entire Cases, from 2s. 6d. to 41. 6d. per yard, st toe EAS IN-
DIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and at no other
House. Its economy, and its OUAT CONOVCITIMUS TO
Mant.t it, its rycnting the tit erects of sudden ltampittutte nom
heat to cold after great exercise, &c. renders it most desirable in
every climate. and to every Individual. Each Piece is war-
ranted, and contains front 25 to SO yards, and the Pieces for
Sheeting from 26 to 52 yards each, both 5-4 and 6-4 wide.
Orders (with remittance) by Post or Coach satisfactorily °=i-
med.
London, England, 1811-06-26

The. diy was published, in 12mo. price 7s. 6d. boards,
CONA ; or, The VALE of CLWYD : and other
POEMS.
Prit,-(1 f I orgman' Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
nost er-row ; an I at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.
Of whom may be had,
1 he BRMAI. of TRIERMAIN, the 4th Edition, in 12t o.
price is. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1811-06-26

Fs IR THE
Patronised and used by the Ito, AL Duxes.
TROT VER'sORIEN I'AL DENTIFRICE; or
ASIA I IC 'MOTH-POWDER, has been for upwards of
ipo yarn known to the Public by tie ben- tidal eff.cts which it
bra Anduced to Thom-sods of Persons, by restoring, beautifying.
11..41 strengthening Ow Teeth, w: en in a perishable and decayed
mite. One box alone is sufficient as a test of the renovating ex-
earner of his Powder, which eradicates from :he 'reek ever y
at.roiss disease, sweetens the brtath, and gives a polish of a supe-
We nature ro flat Etiamel.
Mrs. i R 0 .111 k feels It necessary to observe, that there
are Person • travellng ,l..'ut tite Country, and also in the Me-
trnynfts. who v. eel counter eit Powder, with the names " Asia.
tie," Orit-n,NI," &c. She therefore cautions tie Public, by
dhserving. that none are getsuine but what are wrote on the
Stamp, anti signed with her name, in her own hand-writing;
and thy 'hey eau atom- he had genuine at her Nl'w-ehouse, No. S.
FRAUFDRI • RUII.DINSR, STRAND; of Mr. Bealum, Druggist;
Mr. Skomons and Mr. Mills, Portsmouth; Mr. Joheson. Gos-
port ; Mr. N' toot).. Vor. sea ; Mr. Lucas, Southampton ; Messrs
Brrdie aid Co. Sslisburs ; Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey ; Mr. Jack-
son, Plymouth; Mr Congdon, and Mr. Grervilte, Plymouth-
duct; Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Arnold. Isle of Wight ; Mr.
Aldrtd, Yarmouth; Mr Thomp-on, Chatham ; Mr. Jacobs,
Ohm-mess ; Mr 141 be}, Harrowgate ; Mr. Jefferson, Isle of Man;
Pr. Vine, and Mr. Vt I,r, Bath; Mrs. Marriet, ditto; Mrs
inenrelit!, Bristol Library ; Messrs. Mills and Co. ditto ; Mr
iisituillon. Capri-arr. et, Dublin ; Mr. Smith, Dame-street, ditto;
Mr. Benjamin, Rochoster ; Mr. Flindell, Cornwall; and every
espital town in heotiand and Ireland.
London, England, 1811-06-19

RANEL AGM MILLISANS.
l'O-MORROW, Thursday. June €2oth, will be
repeated the SPLENDID FETE, as given onTuesd.ty last,
with a Grand Exhibition of FIRE•WORKti.
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock
preeigely.—Admission to the Ball and Gardens 9s. 6d.

CO UN Y FIRE-OFFICE; SOUTHA MY 1 0 N-S nthE .
June 15, IStl.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of
the PRoPRIE TORS of this OFFICE will be holden as
above, on Thursday, the 27th instant. The Chair will bo takeu
at Twelve o'Clock. Also, immediately after the above, the
Meeting for the County of Middlesex will take place.
J T. BARBER, Managing Director.
London, England, 1811-06-19

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.
TRUSTERS.
His Grace the Duke of RUTLAND, K. O.
The Most Noble the Martinis of BUCKINGRAM, X. G.
The Right Huu. the Earl of NORTHAMPTON.
The Right Hon. the Earl of BucatNouAasazal.
The Right Hon. the Earl of UPPAR Ossout.
WILLIAM Pa Alin, Esq. M.P.
S. BERNARD MORLAND, Esq. M. P.
Managing Director—l. T. BARBER, Esq. F. A. S.
Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at MlD-
swastika, are now in course of delivery.
.PERSONS who are Insured with this Association
L become Members. Such ►*oitt s as arise are divided
EQUALLY =tang the Members, according to their respective
contributions, and without the risk of loss, as an ample surplus
Capital has been provided to meet any excess of losses that
may occur.
No charge Is made for Policles,wh en the premium amounts to Ss.
Losses are always made good by this Office without deduction.
London, England, 1811-08-27

CORUNNA, JULY 17.

With the greatest pleasure we insert the following
letter Which has been received here from the intrepid
Espoz y Mina. It will shew that this brave Chief,
and his worthy companions in arms, keep the proud
enemy constantly on the alert, frustrating his plans,
and attacking him on all suitable occasions:
" LOS ARCOS, IN NAVARRE, JUNE 24..
" To Don Franck° Longa.

" I this day received your letter of the 17th, which
communicated to me the march of Caffarelli for this I
kingdom. He arrived on the 10th, and having col-
lected 8000 infantry and 200 horse, they have pur-
sued me incessantly, but particularly since the 14th.
On that day, Caffarelli marched with his division for
Puente la Reyna ; another of equal numbers by the
valley of Echauri, to the mountains of Puente la
Reyna ; a third division of 2000 men, under the com-
mand of General Reille, Governor of this Kingdom,
with 400 horse ; and a fourth, which marched from
Logrono, consisting of 400 horse, composed of lan-
ciers, dragoons, &c. in the direction of Estella.
. 44 All these points were three leagues distant from
the village of Mendigorria ; where I was on the 13th
with the I st, 2d, and 3d battalions, and a squadron
of cavalry.
44 Seeing myself thus hemmed in, I placed myself
in ambush at Carr: seal,- to attack the division of
Reille, which was to maich by that point. This di-
vision accordingly made its appearance on the morn-
ing of the 14th, and was received with so brisk a fire
that it began to retreat ; but having drawn us into a
plain they contrived to turn our right, and charging
us with their cavalry, one of my battalions lost 23
killed and 80 prisoners. The loss of the enemy was,
however, 100 killed and many wounded.
" I effected my retreat t') Lerga with my brave
troops, and thence to Sanguessa, where I rested for
two days On the morning of the 18th, I marched
for Aoiz, where the division of Caffarelli came up
with me, and rendered an action unavoidable. On
this occasion however I was befriended by the heights,
upon which I drew up my men in good order, in se-
veral columns After a severe fire on both sides, I
succeeded in repelling these famous inifierial:. They
threw a great number of shells among us, one of
which fell in the midst of the 4th company of the Ist
battalion, and a soldier had the boldness to seize it
the mAnent it touched the ground, and tear off the
fusee. My lose in this action was two killed, and
twelve wonnelA : that et the enemy, was 23 killed,
and 73 wounded, among whom was a Colonel,the
ielat;ve of Governor Reille. This day I retired to
the village of Arrozqui.
[After some farther marches, without any. skir-
mishing, this celebrated partizan at last, on the 'l4th
of June, arrived at Los Arcos, from whence his letter
.s dated.)

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London, England, 1811-08-27

. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aqua 9, Ism
-rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil-1
JESTre ORDNANCE, do krreiy give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mal;
on or before Wednesday the 28th day of August inst. from such
persons as may t• willing to undertake the suprily of BRASS
WORK for SMALL ARMS far Service of this Department, at
Binnhtzhant and to London, for a perind of One Year.
Patterns of the articics may he vii.iwed upon application at the
pri,:c;tat Storticerpis Officv in the Tower. and to the Inspector
of :tnall Arnts, Birmingham ; and further particulars, tog—her
with the Terms aiid Conditions of the Contract, may he known
at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any slay between
the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be
delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Brass Work,
&e. ;" but. no Proposal can he admitted after the said 28th day
of Augu,t, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will
any *folder b: noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent
in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. IT. CREW, Secretary.,
London, England, 1811-08-27

AS TLEY'S, %VESTIMINSTER-BRIDOL

Unt!er the immediate Patronage of their Poyal. Highteesiia the
Prince Regent and Duke of York.
TO-MORROW, August 28, and during the week,
at Half-past Six precisely, a Military Piece called
LISBON;
Or, CUNNING of WAR on the BANKS of the TAGUS.
111. - which, the popular Grand Naval, Milltary,'Equestrian and
Pedestrian Spectacle, called
THE Di RANT SARACEN,
AND THE NOBLE MOOR.
In w`lich piece Twenty Horses will perform surprising feats.
Divers Exercises, by Twelve celebrated Equestrians.
A New Song, by T.lr. Jones.
Ts cindude with the favourite Pantomime, with extensive me-
eh tnical changes, particularly the Fligiit o' the little Harlequin
round the dome of the 'I heatre, Chandeliers, &c. called
HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR,
OR JUPITER ANT) EUROPA.
Places to be taken at the Amphitheatre front ten till three
o'clock, which cannot be kept longer than half-past seven.
Doors open at Half-past Five; begin at ,tial&past Sir.—Half
Price, Half-past Eight.—Boxes, 2s.—Gallery
money to be returned.
Th,. Evening The Tyrant Saracen. with Lisbon, and
Harlequin's Amour.
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PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Bell against Ctark, and Cl;irk
against Walpole, the 'separate Crtclitors of GEORGE CLARK,
late of Lombard-street, in the City of London, Banker, and of
Westhatch, in the County of Essex, Esq. who died on the 2ist
. day of Msy, 1 PO9, are on or before the 6th day of November
next, ao come in and prove ibex Debts before JOHN CAMi,
;mt., F.-q. one of the Masters-of the said Court, at his Office
in Southainrion-huildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default
therem, tiley will be peremptorily excluded the benefit sat the said
Decree.—Skinner's Has!, August 21,1811.

This day was published, in Pnro. prie r Is. Rd. half-ground.
THE LONDON CLTALOGUE of ,13001;.S,
with their Sizes andPrices—Currected to August, 1811.

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Printed tor W. Brut, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1811-08-27

PORTsMou rH, AUGUST 2e.

tdn anivals.—SAiled 11;s M3jesty's ship HrEYA4 rm.
off Flushing ; and rim PARTn!ooa sloop of war, on
a cruime--.—Wind W.S.W.

DEAL, AUGUST 126.
Remain all as per last.—Wini S. W.
YARMOUTH, Aucusr ste.

This morning sailed on a cruize off the Dutch c-ast,
the PORTIA sloop of war, and Act) eft gnn-heig.—
Passed through for the Thames several sail ~f Green-
land ship3.—Arrived here and landed her mails and
passengers from Heligoland', the King George packet,
Captain KlNG.—Remain the Vixen, Vice-Admiral
MURRAY ; Horatio frigate, Lord GEORGE STEWART;
and the Kite gun-brig.—Wind N. W 4
London, England, 1811-08-27

CORUNNA, JULY 22.

According to intelligence just received, we know
that the intrepid Mina has delivered himself from this
persecution of Cafarelli, placed his troops in saf,ty,
and on the sth inst. gone, escorted by 20 soldiers, to
Villoreayo, to discuss some important aff4irs with
the brave Longa, the result of which will most cer•
tainly not be advantageous to Cafarelli, and die
others who pursue them.
London, England, 1811-08-27

CALCUTTA, FEBRUARY 15.

The first division of troop ships, destined fur Ma-
dras, sailed on the 20th of December, under convoy
of the D:ris frigate. The ships are the Honourable
Company's ship Lushington ; Country ships Welles-
ley, Bombay Anna, and Duncan. The second di-
vision was to sail pn the 25th, under convoy of his
Majesty's ship Cornwallis, and consisted of the Ho-
nourable Sompany's ship Alexander ; Country ships
Mary, Marian Anna, grab Hamoody, Mysc.re, and
'rrotibridge. The third and last division, comprisiug
the following vessels, was to sail about the SOth, un-
der couvrry of the Psyci.e frigate : Helen, Cornwall,
Coromandel, Bhcomoolah, Charlotte, and grab Mo-
hal:a. The whole of the French prisoners of war,
whose number is stated at 2000, had sailed to Eu-
rope. The ships employed on that service are, the
P;)rrseA, Good Hope, Anna, Barlow, Upton Castle,
and Sir Wm. Burroughs.

MADRAS, MARCH 9.
The troops that went from India to the attack
of the Isle of France have joist returned, and :mailer
expedition is about to sail against the Dutch settle-
ment of liVa. There are now encamped at the Race•
stand hare, his Majesty's 14th, .59th, and 69th regi-
ments, four squadrons of his Majesty's 22d dragoons,
two squadrons of horse, and a party of artillery.
From Goa his Majesty's 78th regiment gces, and a
very large force will proceed from Bengal. Sir Sa-
muel Aelimuty commands the whole, and General
Weatherall second in command. Lord Militc, it is
Said, means to accompany them, and to be present
at the capture, «her which he will endeavour to get
the Sp 4n;ardsatMapilia, to receive a British gatri-j
son, and then go to the Mauritius, leant whence he
will scud Governor Farquhar to Java, and finally go
4 to England.
• The report of half a million sterling having been
found secreted on board donne of the sliii)s in-Port
*Louts, pioves, as s%e suspected, to be erroneous. It
was rumoured, indeed, at the Island, ti.t.i/ an incon.
side; able sum of dollars had been found on hoard bne
yt the French men •of war, but vnothing like the
arron:,t stated. The late Government of the Isle of
Frame have left more incumbrances than resources..

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London, England, 1811-08-27

ELSINEUR, AUGUST 6.

The price of all kinds of grain is rising here every
day, and it is to be feared that it will continue to
rise much higher.

VIENNA, JUNE 24.

Count hteuperg has left this city for Stockholm,
where he is appointed Ambas•ador.—That the Stadt-
holder, Count Surau, is appointed to a post of greater
consequence, appears to be a mere report. —We have
frequent tempests of thunder and lightning, which
often do much damage; and for several weeks past
have been without any rain.
London, England, 1811-08-27

SPANISII Pill'_'2.7.

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CADIZ, JULY se.
Though an account of the following action of Don
Julian Sanchez has been already published, yet we
insert his letter,, which gives a variety of additional
particulars
. u IiLTENTE OUINALDO, JUNZ 2G.

" On the 18th we had a sharp rencounter with 450
of the enemy's infantry, who were matching from
Salamanca to Ciudad Rodrigo, escorting some carts
laden with provisions and some money.
" The enemy were vigorously attacked by my ca.
valry, between Cabrillas and San Munoz—they began
their retreat, keeping up a very brisk fire, but it could
nut prevent us getting possession of their escort, which
they abandoned at the entrance of San Munoz. I
pursued them warmly to within two league's of Sala-
manca; they lost in killed 218 soldiers and two offi-
cers, taree Captains and 152 soldiers remained priso-
ners in my hands. Only eighty of them reached Sa-
lamanca, in a very bad state. The Commandant
died two days atter his entrance, and some of the
soldiers ; the aide-de-camp of the Governor of Ciudad
Rodrigo, who accompanied the escort, two Captains,
the Paymaster, and two other officers who were
wounded in this action, are very ill, and I am assur-
ed that most of them will die of their wounds.

" My troops are very much fatigued, and particu-
larly the horses, because fur three months they have
had nothing but grass ; but they do not therefore
cease to exert themselves, and are every day aug-
menting in numbers.
" I have now under my orders more than WO ca-
valry, and 1400 infantry, without reckoning more
than 600, whom I have sent at various times to the
fifth army.
" I am forming a company of 200 French, who
have come over to us, under the title of the foreign
company, commanded by a Swiss Captain, who has
been 23 years resident in Spain. Hardly a day passes
without some of the enemy coming over to us."
London, England, 1811-08-27

SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES.
NAVY OFFICE, JULY 8, 1811.
J4Y His Majesty's Order in Council, dated 20th
September, 1809,4 Plan of Education was established at
the Royal Naval College, at his Majesty's Doer-yard at Ports-
mouth, for a Supeilor Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and
Twelve Persons were admitted as Students on the Ist day of
January last.
And it being determined that Five more Students shall be ad-
mitted, the Principal Officers and Commissichters of his Majesty's!
Navy hereby give notice, that the examination of Candidates
will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on
the Bth of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning ; and
that such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates
for admission, are required to send notice of their intention to
the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on
I or before the Ist day of that mnitth.
The Cantlidatcs.must be at least fifteen, and' not snore thaa
seventeen years of age.
The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the
Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma-
jesty's Dock-yards; where alsoiinformation may be obtained as
to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the
documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the
salaries they will be allowed en being admitted Students, and of
the officea to which they will be eligible after they have served
the term of Apprenticeship.
London, England, 1811-08-27

COLBERG, JULY to.

Two days ago two English frigates, each of 36
guns, appeared in our Roads.—Nearly opposite to
our Strand Batteries were seven coasting vessels,
which were sailing to the eastward of Rugenwalde.
Preparations were immediately made to go out and
meet them, but they had already observed the MA-
taouvres of the frigate, and got safe under the pro-
tection of the Strand Batteries at Wolfsberg, by
which the enemy was prevented from chasing them
farther. The frigates then steered away to the north-
east, and have not since re-appeared. The trading
vessels then made sail and passed our harbour, on
their way to Stettin. These seven coasters must
therefore be grateful to our Government for the mea-
sure taken for the defence of the coast of Colberr
whereby their liberties and property are secured.
London, England, 1811-08-27

ORO PILOTAGE, JULY 28.

In this district, on the 21st inst. an English ship
tf wSt got a•ground ; by the assistance of the other
English ships they got out so many of the guns and
other materials, that after two days incessant labour
sic again got afloat. Had it not been calm weather
during the whole time that they were employed, it is
Inost probable that the ship must have been lost. She
bad previously captured seven Russian Merchant ves-
sels off Sandhammcr.

STAR-OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

Another bag of letters from Anholt has just been
received, bringing papers llown, to the "0- they con.
tain, however, not a word of political intelligence—
not a word relative to the Ttarks and Russians—nor
to any movements of troops whatever.
The Hamburgh Correspondent of the 6th contains
a decree by the Prhace of Eckmuhl, the Governor.
General of the Hanseatic departments, commandinv
every person holding any property, to make a decla-
ration of the same if in Hamburgh,before the 10th
August, if any other place of the :32d military divi-
sion, before the 25th August.—This decree is dated
SOtla July.
The same Paper says, ,g the marriage of the
Archduke Charles with the Princess Amelia of
Baden, is now more talked of than ever."
London, England, 1811-08-27

LISBON, AUGUST T.

Our army is now advancing towards Ciudad RN
drigo ;—this is considered here as a most supe!ior
movement, because the result of this must be the fall
of that city, or an harassing march to Marmant and
all his forces to its relief, from the Guadiana; and even
in this latter case if Lord Wellington thinks fit to act
on Marmont's arrival, he will have harassed and
divided the enemy, while he places his own troops in
the healthy district of the Beira.

The combined army has put itself in inotion to take
positions in Beira Baiza. The fifth corps of the French
army is, it appears, in match for AnJalusia. General
Castanos, it is said, was gone to take the comnsand of
the army of Galicia.

.
London, England, 1811-02-16

RO lIS Dai's it Po.

'`HERE cannot be too much .I:4ist in prsise of this
Medicine, as etperienec itt 'impost inpunierable cases his
proved k the most extr“6rviinaiT mad bottefic:.l diver/try ev.A
made: it Is a certain, vriaLinus, speed 7, ersy Cure t.
Coughs, Collis, Asilunao, and Consitinotiona.
Not an Instance has occurred, rhoutth Alen M mirly slry
thousand patients annually, where It has brown tharrn to rail in
relieving the abate complaints. So esteems:Jittery are its viruts,
that let the patient be ever ro v.:tuckered nr roditted,.aVerliavinic
tried every medicA artistt.nee to no perpois.:, it will art as ttwtati
a charm, and instantly relieve the most coorlyt, at thW
same time give freedom to *rospiradon, pro.note smile %pectin '
Lion, strengthen tile whole debilitated chnstitutlou, anti Trots:'
the refreshing comforts of rest and sleep.
COP yONA urr ITR •
Vim the Right Hon. LORD BEM Ilrethor to the Mgr
London, England, 1811-08-20

NAVAL'


11t7RLLIGBNCL

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 17.
The Duke of Ctirence packet did not sail on the
14th, as before stated : she only left this port yester-
day.—Sailed the Swallow packet, for Jamaica.—
Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST P.
Arrived his Majesty's ships DECOY and APIELLEID
with a convoy from the Downs ; the SPIIIGIITLY from
la cruize ; and several sail of colliers from Sunderland.
—Sailed the PIGMY with convoy for the Downs ; and
the PORT Mamma and ZEPHYR on a cruize.
London, England, 1811-08-20

TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1811.

TRANSPORT OFFICE, July 20, 1811.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT S ER VICE,for
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
;Crated, of PRISONERS orWAR, do hereby give Notice,
-That they will be reedy at this Cffice, on Tuesday the sth of
November, 1811, to rec•3ve sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract fur Victualling Prisoners
of War in Health, at Malta, fur twelve months certain from the
Ist of Febritary, 181 g.

N. Tender will 60 rec.ivecl after one o'clock en the day of treaty, nor
any naiad, unless the party, or an agent for him, personally attends.
Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from hue rrsrrctoblt
Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the
mu of zsooo for the Jot performance of the Contract.
Further particulars may be known, by
.applying at this office, or
to the Agent of the said C-mmissionert at Malta.

SiLES BY AUCTIODT. •

BERKS, BETWEEN READING and WALLINCFORD.
Manors, capital Freehold Estates, Woods, Cottages, Bcc.
By Mr. ROBINS,
_ _

At Garnway's, on Thursday, the 22d of August, at Twelve,

'THE MANOR of ALDWORTH,t+ ith the tines,
quit-rents, &c. the very eligible Freehold Estates, situate at
Aldwortb, in the County of Berks; comprising two capital
Farms, with good Farm-Mouses, Yards, Gardens, Orchards,
Bin's, Stables, Meadow, Pasture, and Arable 1 and, all in excel-
lent state of cultivation, upwards of 900 Acres, lying compact,
nearly in a ring fence, in possession of Mr. Bartholomew and Mr.
Dodd, as tenants from year to year. Also Burnet Wood, con-
taining upwards of 20 Acres, stocked with fine limber, a Pub-
lic-house, Wheeler's Shop, and sundry Cottages, with Gardens
and Land; the Buildings are in good repair, a dry, healthy and
pleasant situation, and in the vicinity of excellent Markets, within
three miles of Wallingford, ten of Reading and Newbury, fifty
from London, and two mites from the Thames, a most eligible
property for investing money.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. Bartholomew, or Mr.
Dodd, the tenants, or at the Black Bull, Streatly, where particu-
lars may be had; and nt the Bear and Crown, Reading ; Pelican,
Newbury; Sun, Maidenhead; the Pon House, Wallingford;
lefr,,Auarns, High-earritt,Ovford; Castle, ; White Hart,
Windsor; of Messrs. Brown*, Ootobed anti Browne, Beet-hors,
Norfolk-street, Strand; at Garraway's ; and of hlr. Robins, VC:a-
wick-strect, Golden-square, where a plan may be ,:en.
London, England, 1811-08-20

From the Critical Review of February, i iI.

" New theories, by promotill dl-cussion, and exciting contro-
versy, serve to energise the intellectual faculties of men, and trs
prevent the mind front becoming Q sort of Leeltean poolef
rence and apathy. Whatever may te thought at the peculiar
theory of Dr. Reece, we hel'eve that the formulz which are con-
tained in this volume will by found useful, and the practical di-
rections in general sensible and judicious."' •
Sold by Burgess and Co. 20, Bedford.street, Covent-garden ;
Si.erwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; and all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, just published, price
29. for the information of Parliament, and heads of Families,

Letters addressed to Mic. G. Prtnderpst, Esq. M. P. &c. on
the Present State of Mtdicine in Great Britain, and the °ppd.
stion presented to its Imprt.ventent, as a Science, by the London
College of Physic;anii; wi•h a contrasted View of the State and
Progress of Surgery and Pharmacy, as rot cramped by the sante
ilhbtral Restriotwns.

STATE LOTTERY.
SWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Public,
;14* the Tickets and Shares of the NEW STATE LOT.
TERY are on sale at their-Offices
No I t, POULTRY,
No le, CHARING-CROSS,
No. :it, ALDGATE HIGH.STREET.

This Lottery contains only 13,500 Tickets, being the smallest
.number ever k -mm, and from the quantity usually required for
the supply of the country, there Is every reason to suppose that
they will he scarce, and consequently much higher in price be-
fore the day of Drawing, gtld October.

SCHLI4II.
s pclses of - ,C 15,000 - - are - te45,600
S 5,000 - - - 15,050
3 - . 2,000 • - .
6 . 1,000 - - cono
13 - - sno - - - 6,000
IR - ICO - - 1,8(.0
24 - 50 . - 1,200
60 - . 2 1 • - - 1,500
2,625 - 20 - . 52,500
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - - - Lls 13 0
Half - • .ClO 50 I Eighth - 302 15 0
Quarter - 5 4 0 Sixteenth - 1 7 0

SURREY, between Meeatham, Reigate, and Gudatone.

Eligible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, in the Cottage Style, Gar-
dens, and Land.

By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Thursday, Sept. 12, at
Twelve, in Two Lots :
Lot L'A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a
-I- -1. desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, plann-d for
the accommodation of a Gentleman's family, with Offices of ail
descriptions, Yards, Coach-houses, and Stabling, excellent Gar-
den, part walled, Green-house, 'Fool-house, and Outbuildings.
A Cottage and Four Acres of rich Meadow Land, situate at Pend
Hill, within one mile of Bletchingly, a romantic part of the county,
5 miles from Reigate, 3 from Meestliant and Godstnne, and 20
from London ; packs of hounds are kept in the neighbourhood.
I.W. 2. An Allotment of excellent Land, containing Light
Acres, a short distance front the above.
May be viewed by applying to the Bailiff of J. S. 13Iseo, Esq.
on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; of G. Law, E.q
Solicitor, No.lo, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; White Hart, Rei-
gate and Godstone ; King's Arms, Croydon; Old Ship, Brighton;
at Caraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street ,Golden -square .
London, England, 1811-08-20

NUMBER 76291

ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.

Under the immediate Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the
Prince Regent and Duke of York.

TO-MORROW, August 21, and during the week,.
at Half-past Si* precisely, a Prelude Ballet of Action, in
One Act, with new Scenery, Dresses, and Music, called
TRACEY CASTLE,
OR LOVE AND JEALOUSY.
After which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and
Pedestrian Spectacle, called
THE TYRANT SARACEN,
AND THE NOBLE MOOR.
'hi which piece Twenty Horses will perform surprising feats.
Dive's Exercises, by Twelve celebrated Equestrians.
Fanny that lives in the Valley, by Mr. Jones.
To conclude with an entirely new Comic Pantomime, with
new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Decorations, Zee. called
THE MANDARIN ;
OR HARLEQUIN IN CHINA.
Terminating with a superb and brilliant Chinese Temple.
Places to he taken at the Amphitheatre from ten till three
**clock, which cannot he kept longer than half-past seven.
Doors onen at Half-past Five; begin at Half-past Six.—Half
Price, Half-past Eight.--Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery 16.—N0
money to be returned.
It''' This .Evening The Tyrant Saracen, with Tracey Castle,
and Harlequin In China; and neat week, with Lisbon, and liar-
kquin Itt China.

Just pubitsheti,hy HAILDIIIIO, No. 3(, St. James's•street,
I. A REPORT' on the FARM of THOMAS
-x• GREG, Esq. at Coles, Hertfordshire. Conducted on
the nomfallosvmg System, Biro. price 2s.
IL An Essay on the Name and Origin of the Merino Race of
fihrey, tivo. 24. fid.
s. Dr. Richardson's Prize Essay on the Importance of Ficirin
Gras?, Bvo. 2s. 6d. •
London, England, 1811-08-20

SURREY.—FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with Offices, Darien'
Farming Buildinp, and nearly 380 Acres, of Arable, Pasture,
and Wood Land, and within Fifteen Miles of London. •

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Catyaway's, on Thorolay, September, 12, at twelve,

A Very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
cortyrising a Modern Brick•built Residence, planned for
the accommodation of a Genteel Family, seated in a paddock, nn
a fine commanding eminence, near to an excellent market-town,
with convenient offices, coach-Sour. stables, brew-house, gar-
dens, pleasure grounds, and an excellent farm-yard, surrounded
by a range of well-planned buildings, bailiff's-house, Ste, and
sundry enclosures of Arable, Pastore, and Wood-Land, contain-
ing nearly three hundred and eighty Acres, all lying in a Ring-
Fence; the situation remarkably salubrious, the surrounding
country beautilul, abounding with game, and its the centre of se-
veral packs of hounds, affording very ample entertainment for a
Gentleman fond of field-sports.

May be viewed by tickets. Particulars at the White Hart,
Godstone ; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon ; Greyhound,
Car4halton ; White Hart, Reigate ; Bell, Bromley ; at Garra-
way', ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; of
whom tickets for viewing may be hid, and a plan of the esthe
may be seen.
London, England, 1811-08-20

H NEW STATE LOT'T'ERY.
ONLY 13,500 Tickets, an increased variety of Ca- '
p.tal Prizes, and rickets and Shares considerably cheaper
than for many years pa-t.
SCHEME.
I S of X 1 5, 000 are 2E45,000
3 5,000 35,000
s e,ono . 6,000
6 1,000 6,000
12 500 6,000
12 100 ' 1.800
24 50 1,200
60 25 1,500
2,625 20 52,509
ALL TO Et DRAWN Tilt 220 OR OCTOSIIR.
PRESEN T PRICE —Ticket Xi 9 19 0
Half - - £lO 5 0 I FiL tv II - CS 13 0
Quarter - 5 4 0 I S;xteenth . 1 7 0
From the small number of Tickets in this Lottery, and the
luniversally approved Scheme, it is likely that 'tickets and Shares
will he very scarce long b7fore the Drawing.
London, England, 1811-08-20

This day, were published, demy ttvo. price Ss. to boards.
PRACTICAL REMARKS on INSANITY. To
which is added a Commen•ary on the Dissection of the
Braius of Maniacs, with some account of Diseases incident to
die Insane.

By BRYAN CROWTHER.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and Sur-
geon to Bridentell and Bethlem Hospitals.

Printed for Thomas Underwood, 40, West Smithfield, Lon-
don; Adam Black, Edinburgh ; and Gcbet t and Hodgec,lliitilin

This day was published, elegantly printed in Octavo,
sri h PlateF, price 1 vs. in boards,
r jHE EXPEDITION of CYRUS into PERSIA,
anti the re,reat of the Ten •lbota.and Greeks. Translated
from Xenophon, with Critical and Historical Notts,
Ey EDWARD SPELMAN,
I.rindoW. Printed for Lacklngton, Allen, and Co. Temple of
the Muses, Finsbury-square.
Of whom may he had, just published,
7. Theocritus, Blot), Most,bus, and I yrixus, translated from
thr Grcek, he the Rev. Rev. R. Polwhele; to which are a.ltled,
Dissertations and Notes, rivo. Ws. 61.
0, The Comedies of Terence, translated into familiar Blank
Verse, by George Colman, Esei —a new and elegant tivo. edition,
164 pia:29o2s.
London, England, 1811-08-20

This day was published, price ss. ed._

E SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH delivered
to the House of Commons by the Right Hon. GLORGE
ROSE, on Monday, the 6th of May, Ist 1, in Ow Committee of
Ike whole Haw on the REPORT of the BULLION COM-
-1111 TEE.
Printed for T 1 Cada! and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had,by the same Author,
I. Observations on the Historical Work of the law Right Hcn.
C. 3. Fox, 4w. price Xi 7s. in boards.
Y. A Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Melville, on the
umbject of kis Lordship's Letter to the Right Hon. Spencer Per-
ot-Ira,, respecting a Naval Arsenal .it Northfleet. Price is. 6d.
S. Observations respecting the Public Expenditure, and the
know* of the Crown. Price. 2s.
London, England, 1811-08-20

DOC FO FEMALE PILLS.

TiilS celebrated Medicine has been long known
for its infallible efficacy in removing female obstructions
under which the sex are sn:apt to suffer at an early period of life,
and before the female constittvion is entirely formed ; the same
disease, it i• well known, al .vas takes place after the age of forty ;
the use of Dr. FO IifiERGI l.'s FEMALE PILLS cannot he too
strongly recommended to the notice of every Female at these two
periods; when the girl is passing on toward womanhood, and
liable to a variety of disorders from obstructions; and afterwards,
towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman under-
' goes a change, in that ape C les of disorder called Green Sickness,
which is denoted by a pale sickly countenance, and proceeds
from a general . daxation of the system, attended with a lassitude
and want of inclination to move, Fothergill's Female Pills are a
most sovereign remedy: they amend the appetite, Gorton the vi-
tiated state of th.• stomach and digestive organs, where there is
inclination for eatiag chalk, and the most unhealthy trash, and
where, from ity!olenee of the pat ient,drorical symptom. are apt
to arise; they remove nervous head-ache and giddiness, shortness
of breath, and palpitations of the heart, and all the other train of
disorders which are connected with the above complaints. To
I niarritd wqm.cri they are no less beneficial, they invigorate the
constitution, give tone and Brimless to the habit, and are the best
restorative
.whete the woman is weakened by bad lying, in, her
health Impaired by too lung suckling;, or where thetas been sub-
ject to frequem miscarriage.. hi all these tituations Fothergirs
Peniale Pals n.ay be regarded as the female duet-anchor of
hearth, cnd resort:Ll to as a never-:ailing retatedy against the most
deaperate and incurable diseases which afflict the sex; thky should
be in the possession of every mother and guardian of the young
females as a family nrcbcine.
Sold at Mr. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row,
London ; ant: 1.7 most topiary booksellers and Medicine Veir
dem, i= Witt at 2s. 91. each. •

•
...
London, England, 1811-08-20

This day was published, price £l. II s. 6d. in boards,
Vol. VIII. of

COBBETT's PAR LTA MENTA RY HISTORY
of ENGLAND; from the Norman Conquest, in 1066, to
the Tear 1803: From which last-mentioned Epoch it is eotri-
:sued downwards in the Work entitled, " Cubbett's Parliamen-
tary Debates."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. J. Richard-
son, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, J. Budd, J. Ridgway, J.
Booker, J. Rotiweil, Cradock aUd Joy, E. Jeffery, and T. C.
liansard.
London, England, 1811-02-11

BU CELLIRATEDVEORTABLE RES FoLtATI VE
POWDER.
BEATZ'TY of Countenance, and regularity of Pia.
tures, are allowed td distinguish the British Fair; but the
Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leen
to remina his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms
loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or shew
a rotten and unhealtify kppearince--this is the more inexcusable,
as the. present preparation 21Mr414 the infallible mean, of removing
every h:-.inish of, the enamel, and to Cafe hi its application, being
composed of Veit...tables. . .
It is recommende4l to the attention of all ranks, as clearing
away every imperfection, either is the colour, or the decal bf the
enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta
his, and making the Gems of their proper shape and vermilion
hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com-
position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has
met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast
that it is in daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No, 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row ; Smith, Murray, Cargil, and Rae-
burn, Edinburgh ; Baxter and Co. Glitgew; Newberry and Son,
, Dublin; :Trewman Exeter; Cockworthy, Granville and Son,
Gilbert, and Hoxtand, Plymouth ; Hall and Johnston, Gos-
port;. Billinge and Oregacin, Liverpool; Stains and lynch, Man
chester ; Peck and Ross, !full ; Weqon, Allnut, Malory and
Jones, Portiwa ; Crutwell and Bintis, Bath ; Brown, Bristol ;
and -by most Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, fai
boxes at ?..s. 9d. each.
London, England, 1811-11-05

\

a free nation, independent cf every foreign 'GoVery.
meat, had seized their narrow minds, purposely call.
ing to recollection the oath of allegiance taken by
the Supreme Junta of 'Caraceas to the imaginary
rights of Ferdinand VII. a prisoner of Bonaparte,
and absolutely forgectLog that he first violated theirs,
leaving the Spanish nation in total orphanage by the
abdication executed at Bayonne in the year 1808."

TirK twENING STAR.
London, England, 1811-11-05

CAERNARVONSHIRE LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Crown and Anchor, at Fanelli, cn Wedn-sday, No.
vcinber 18, between two and five in the afternoon, subject to ,1
conatlons then to be produced, unless previously disposed of
by private contract, of which due publicity will be given,
THE CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, CAM
CEFN-MINE, with the Demesne and other Lands, arable
and pasture, comprising 130 acres or thereabuuu, lying all com-
pact in the neighbourhood of the market-town of Pallltelli, anti
close to the great road lea.iing from thence to Porthdinllaeu.—
It commands a beautiful and eztenolve view of Cardigin Bay,
and is surrounded by a variety of Scenery, grand.and piciuresque
in the extreme—The I'!.asure•grounds are highly ornaminted,
and well sheltered by ♦arious and rich Plantations; and the
House is, In every respect, suitable to the residence of a Gentle.
man's Family; having, belonging to it, a walled Garden, well
stocked with Fruit Trees of the choicest kind ; a double Coach.
house and Stable, detached Brew-house, Laundry,• and other
convenient Offices, together with an excellent Cold-bath.
'I he Estate is held under a Lease fur the remainder of a term
of 30 years, which commenced at Michaelmas 1794, subject to.
an annual rent of 18 Guineas only ; and Immediate possession
will be given to the purclia
A Servant In the house is appointed to thew the premises;
and further Particuiars may he had by applying to Messrs. Poole,
at Caernarvon, or at their Oilier, at Pencraig, in Anglesey.
N.li. A Sale of the Furniture, Carriage, Horses, Implements
of Husbandry, &e. &c. is fixed for Monday and Tuesday the
11th and 12th of November, and Catalogues will be prepared in
due time.
London, England, 1811-11-05

CUMBERLAND
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL that Capita MANSION HOUSE and
ESTATE., called BAR ROCK LODGE, in the County of
Cumberland, adjoining the High-road from Penrith to Carhele,
tieing seven miles distant from the latter, and eleven from the
former, cantalulng 900 Acres, or thereabouts (exclusive of the
share of Common yec.to be received) of mon trainable Meadow,
Arable and Pasture Land, within a ring fence, well watered and
most beautifully wooled, and in the most perfect condition. The
River Petterril running through it for near two miles (one of the
best 'EFOUt Streams in the North-of England) and on which is
callus' Mill lately rebuilt, as is the Dwelling House 'Opining.
I •flie annual +Ale of the Estate .einuo, or tliereebo.,ts, and
when the fell allotment of Common is added to it by the Com-
missioners, now dividing Inglewood Forest, the value of it is
computed to amount to above £2OOO per annum. Stich an im-
proveable Estate is seldom offered to sale, and is well worth the
attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman inclined to lay out
money in land. The House is in complete condition to receive a
family immediately.
For further Information and particulars, apply to Messrs.
Gramm, Modality, and Domville, Lincolit'a inn, with whom a
Map anilines ef the Estate are lodged; and to Messrs. Mooney
and Giles, Carlisle.
London, England, 1811-08-16

.kr 2 time SOW tif fnpplteei Land commonlcatton
viih the :heat. 41`Itings remained in this satiation
when the last advice: were. received :rom Palerrao,
" Were I to enter into detail, I could enumerate
very thany Instances of oppression and disregard of
th- rights and privileges of the English nation, and
of its commerce. lately practiked hert., the particulars
or whieh go home by this packet, in a petition to the
Right Honourable the,COmmissioncrs of the 11,mrd of
Trade, from all the merchants resident in Sicily,
which we trust !thy be the means of obtaining for us
the advantage of a commercial treaty." . '
_ _

THE EVENING STAR.