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London, England, 1811-10-22

YHA 7 HRifllfE.

A correspondent has requested us to mentlon;tbat
the difficulty of hearing the, performers in Covent-
Garden theatre, is perhaps owing to their practice or
&hireling the dialogue too close to the front of the'
stage. When Macbeth was last performed, neither
MIS. SIDDONS nor KLMBLE were audible to that dis-
tinct degree which might have been expected from the
respective strength of their voices ; bat in the Ban-
' quet Scene, the smallest articulation from Mrs. Stn•
DONS on the throne, was perfectly well heard • and in
different other part's of the performance, whenever
the actors were within the proscenium, the effect was
the same.--We do not pretend to account for this
but the observation deserves the attention
of the public and the actors.
Ii is hoped that among the improvements to be in-
/roamed into Drury-lane theatre, there will be some
ceatrivaace to conceal the elbow-work of the musi-
cians in the orchestra. Were the floor of the pit
raked. and the bottom of the orchestra sunk, this
might be agrecably.accomptislied. The operations of
the musician immediately under the eye, tend to divert
the attention of the audience from the business on the
stage; and besides, it is no very pleasant spectacle
to see fifty or silty people all toiling and sweating.
The sight of labour is always painful—and the pur-
pose of theatrical exhibitions is to excite pleasure. .
London, England, 1811-10-22

REGENCY THEATRE,
TOTIZNHAM-STRILET, TOTTI.NHAy-CeURT-R•AD.
THIS EVENING and TO-MORROW, 'lva' be
presented, the favourite Lyric Drama., from the celebrated
Play of
THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Octavian, Mr. HUIDDART, (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin).
Fleranthe, Mrs. PRYCE; Agnes, Mrs. SARBAT ;
Zorayda, Mrs. MARDEN.
To which will be added, the much-admired Barletta, from the
Farce of
THE DEVIL TO PAY.
Tears to be open at halt'-past five, and begin at half-past six.
London, England, 1811-10-22

RICUILDING a DRURT-LANE THEATRE.

Numerous workmen were yesterday employed in
the removal of the ruins of OLD Dauttv. All the
obstructions which +tare so long prevented the re-erec-
tion of this structure are at length removed. The
Committee having completed their arrangement on
Thursday, Mr.WHITBREAD, their Chairman, waited
upon the PitiNce RtoasT, at Carlton-House, on Fri-
day morning, and-laid their final resolutions and plan
before his Royal Highness, which were honoured
with his warmest approbation. It was then humbly
referred-to hint to point out which of the two models,
given in by Mr. BENJAMIN and Mr. PHILIP WYATT,'
,be thoiTht.prtferable ; but this selection the PRINCE
REGENT thought proper to decline. The sum re-
quired and already subscribed is £400,000, out of j
which *840,000 is made applicable to the purchase of
the old Patent Interest, to be thus apportioned, viz.
a€2o,oooto Mr. Stientomr, and £lO,OOO each to Mrs.
RICHARDsoN and Mr. T. SHERIDAN. The old renters
and other claiming creditors accept of 25 per cent. in
full of their resoective demands, and the Duke of
Button% with A liberality corresponding with
high rank and character, absolves the property of his
claim, amounting to £12,000. The- remainder of
the sum subscribed is deemed fully competeut to the
completion of this magnificent Work. The Committee
on Saturday decided in favour of the plait of Mr.
BIINJAMIN% WYATT, iiiho was appointed Architect,
and in consequen,ce the building has devolved on Mr.
Rowt.r.t, nephew of the late Mr. HOLLAND, who has
displayed great ability in the erection of the New
Mint, and other public structures. - He has engaged,
!under i bond of £20,000, to perfect the Theatre on
or before the Ist of October, 1812. The interior of
the Theatriis to form a perfect circle, and the stage
parts a segment of it of nearly one third.
London, England, 1811-10-22

PORT3NIOU rH, OCTOBER '2l.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ROYAL OAK, from off
Cherbourg; and the ZENOBIA sloop of war, with a
Mail from Lisbon ; DEATF:KOUS sloop of war, from a
cruize ; also several sail of colliers.—Wind S. W.

DEAL., OC TOBER 21.

Arrived the CaaviY sloop of war, from off Flush-
ing, and returned immediately to resume her station
off the mouth of the Scheldt. Admiral YouNo and
his fleet remain in the Downs, also• a large fleet of
outward-bound.—Wind S. S. W.
London, England, 1811-12-28

OF/ICE OF ORDNANCE, Deerottef 23, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS. OF
JES77'ebR.O.IVANCE, ck bray eve lee& I,
• That Propoq.als will be received at their Office. in Pall-Mall,
et or before Wednesday, the Bth of Impiety. next, from such
'Mow as may be willing to undertake the supply of HARNESS
and COLLAR-MAKERS' MATERIALS for Service of this
Department, upon a Contract for three Years.
'Pik:id-us of the Articles to be supplied may be viewed upon ap-
plication to the Storekeeper at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich,
and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, and a [Aro: the Article;, may be had at the Se-
cretary's Office, in Pali-Mall aforesald„any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be deli-
vered, sealed up, and endoracd, " Proposals for the Supply of
Harness and Collar Makers' Materials ;" but no Proposal can
be admitted after floe said Bth day of January next, at twelve
I o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be tio-
Ideed unless the party making it or an agent In his behalf shall
attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

CONTRACT FOR BUILDING A FIFTY-GUN SHIP
AND TWELVE GUN-BRIGS.
NA Pr-0 FFIC E, Dec. 20, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of His MAJESTY*: NA V 2", de &rats ere Notice,
That on Wednesday, the Bth of January next, at one o'clock,
they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to
Contract for BUILDING a FIF IY-GUN SHIP and TWELVE
GUN-BRIGS of 179 Tons Burthen each.
A drool& f the Ship and Brigs pod a Form of the Tender, Bray ts
sax at this Offie;. No Tender %rill it rttei•ord after one o'clock, on the
diy treay, nor any naiad, halm the party, or an ageat fir kiss,
attesuh.
Every Tender mast k aesonspaaird iy a Letter, aidrereed to Si. Nov
E .rd, easelsigied 4 toe* respoessak Persons, engaging ti hawse band
with Me Person teadering, in the MO if ,C 4009, fir the dim paforciance
of the Contract fir the 50-gran Skit, and £5OO for each of hit Gus-
Brigs. -
London, England, 1811-10-25

NEW AND IN FEREEntio BOOKS.
SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, within the last few
weeks, has published the following useful and superior Books,
to which he invites the attention of lovers of literature, tutors,
and bordesellers, in all parts of the empire.
1. ht.motas of the LA remit YEARS of the Right Hon. C. J.
Fox, accompanied with many Orjpival Letters, by J. B. Trotter,
Esq. late his private Secretary. Price 14s. in boards. •
2. RryORT to the PRINCE REGENT on the Mission of the
Author to the Court of Naples relative to thetlerculanean Ma-
nuscripts; by the Rev. John Hayter, with sit-tett Plates, 28s.
boatis.
3. On the Poweas and DUTIES of 'vitas, and on the Cri-
minal Laws of England; by Sir Richard Phan'. Price Bs. his.
4. The UNIVERSAL PIeECEPTOR,Or Genei al Grammar of Ar! S
and Sciences. being a universal Text Book on all Subjects, for the
tiee of Schools; by the Rev. David Blair. is. 6d. humid.
"e:. B. This ha, been pronounced by eminent judges to be the
sit N of school books, and the ROYAL ROAD to tattUi and elegant
knowledge.
5. Six HI:I7.ORED QUESTIONS,Itmended to exercise and perfect
young persons in the valuable contents of the preceding work. Is.
6. FIVE HONDECD QUESTIONS on Goims st rru's
of • ENGLAND, intended to perfect young persons in a knowleske
ol'Ertiltsh Hiatoty ;by Janie. Adair. ls.
• 7. Five HUNDRED QUESTIONS on the New Terra steNY,l6-
tended to familiarize young persons with the contents of then
sacred volume, and to teach them, bit the only practicable means,
the cements of the Chretiati Religion. By Samuel Barrow. Is.
3.Tsie TUTOR'S Key, containiug Answers to the three ire.
ceding Books of Questions, and also to the Questions in Gold-
stnith's Grammar of Geography, and to those in the Grammar
of Chemistry. 3s. 6:1. bound.
9. 11:titneLs Of JUVENILE LETTERS on FAMILIAR SUBJECTS,
with nunterous Topics for exercise; by which, for the first time,
the nectseary art of better-Writing is made a practicable branch
of 'theta( education. By the Rev. Dr. Blair. 3s. 6d. bound.
10. COM s+_ Nnca-nONS to the MUN'EttLy MAGAZINE, relative
to the afire,: y and uses of the Datum Stramohiurn or Thorn-apple
in the ache f and Cure of Autumn, by the Editor, with a plate,
3s. fide
11. In the Press,- and wll be ready in a few days, BRITIBII
G COCA A Vire, being a Second Par: of Goldsmith's Grammar of
General Geography ; treating entirely of the British Empire, and
irdispensible in every system of British Education. By the same
Author, with Maps, lkc. ss. 6d. bonsai.
N.B. All these works may be had by Country Booksellers on
advantagLous terms of sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
row ; also at Nu. 7, New Bridge-street; and of all Booksellers, with
the full albowance to Schools bl the purchase of quantities.


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London, England, 1811-10-25

AMERICAN PAPERS.

NEW 'YORK, SEPT. 142.
CommoDonz RODGERS.—Yesterday we were present
at the Court of Inquiry on the conduct of this Gentle-
man in chastising the violence of Captain Bingham,
of the Little Belt, and we are happy to state, that the ;
examination, as far as it had progressed, is such as
tends fully to gratify every friend to the reputation
and independence of the Country, and to the gallant
Officers who so nobly and efficiently supported the
honour of their flag. We understand the Inquiry is I
to proceed until every Officer on board the vessel at
the time of the action is examined. Every Officer
yet has confirmed the statement of the Cotnmodore
in every particular as far as came within their means
of knowledge ; and there is not a doubt existing that
the result of the examination will furnish the- world
the most complete, unequivocal, and unshadowed
testimony of the scrupulous correctness of the de-
meanour of the American Commander, and his mi-
nute and rigid fidelity in his account of the action.
The National Intelligenter of the 7th states, that the
Court of Inquiry is not held at the demand of Mr.
Foster, but at the very earnest request of Captain
Rodgers.
The Spaniards, so far from yielding the Floridas to
Mr. Madison's kind invitation, are fortifying Dolphin
l.sland in the Mobile, to prevent any attacks on Mobile
town. If Spain is over-run by the Cannibals," it
is probable the Floridas will afford a safe asylum for
the many thousands of the armed Patriots of that un-
happy country.
London, England, 1811-10-25

TO BE LET to the HIGHEST BIDDER, at an Anneal Rent,
for a term of Teo years, a Valuable FREEHOLD GaAs
FARM, Thirty Cow Farrsus, and comfortable Farm House,
ai talsham.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auctiou Mart, on Tuesday, the 12111 of November, at
Twelve i,'Clock, by Order of the Pro,srietor,
ASINGULARLY Desirable FARM, Tytharce,
situate at Laleham, two miles from Staines, 8 from Houn-
slow, and 17 from London, in the county of Middlesex ; con-
sisting of 230 Acres of fertile Meadow Land, in the highest state
of cultivation, and in a ring fence, bounded by the fine road
leading from Ashford Bridge to Laleham, intersered by a beau-
tiful stream of water, with a comfortable Farm-house and Offi-
ces, pleasure Grounds, productive Gardens and Orchards, capi-
tal Barns, Stabling for 13 horses, Cow House, Lodges and Stalls
for 40 bullocks, Waggon-lodges, &c. entirely new built, at a
great expence, with 30 Cow-farrens in Laleham Burway.
'lhe Estate may be viewedby applying tolthe Bailiff, Mr. Dick-
enson; and Particulars, with conditions, Id days prior to the
Letting, may be had at the Bush, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ;
Walker's, at Hounslow; Black Dug, Bzifont ; ar t:ie Auction
Mart, London ; and of Messrs. Roggen and Phillips, No. 62,
101 d Broad-street, Royal Exchasge.
London, England, 1811-10-25

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, A. (G.
IpHE Advertiser being the real ~Itrero 13
-a• determined to sell every article of . Von and
workmanship at the following reduced pric, ,
Pearl Necklactianypattern from £5 15 6 remaking ''.617 10 6
Par rings per pair - 1 5 0 - 0 10 6
Bandeau= i. - - 10 10 0 210 0
Surinas - (- , 4, 4 0 uw''''' .._t_ 15 0
Brscelets perpair - 5.10 0 P ' 0 10-6
Lockets - ..1 11 6..1 014 0
Brooches - - 1 5 0 07 6
Crusies - - 1 .I'o ~ 0 4 6
Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in =roc&
caws, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and
three Brooches, from £2O to £3O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar.
low, Pearl Worker and Stringer, Nu. 1, Gratige-court, Carey-
stews, Lincoln's lnn Fields.
N.8.-As a proof of the real advantage bell out to the public,
particularly Ladies in the country, Who wish to purchase Pearls
skany description, they viii Ele attended to by letter (post-paid)
and any ornament sent on approbation. by receiving the value,
Aside Sherry of ealtangitv, or to have the money returned.

TO-THE FIRST OF DECEMBER on.y.
•
HIS Majesty having granted his Royal sanction to
Dr. CAVALLO, as sale Proprietor a the ELECTRIC
GIRDLE, for the cure of Ruptures and Debility, of every de-
scription, in both Sexes; it is nut to he had of an c other person.
The Girdle will be forwarded, as usual, to all yarts of Great Bri-
tain, at the pretent price of A. till the Ist of December, after
which ti.) orders ear: be received under ,C.;10, aria that only trom
pruoris residing in London, as Dr. C. skall only keep.a certain
number of Girdles for his private yatients; and the Noblemen
who has purchased the Patetikßii; it will then remove to Mne-
tics, when it it hoped the afflicted in general of country shall
Lave made applies ion. The number a cures already exceekl five
thousand. Letters (post paid) directed to Dr. Cavallo and Son,
No. 28, New Nurth-streer, Red Lion-square, London, are ins-
nediately arswereil, whereby it n.ay be known how tar the Gir-
dle is applicable in each case.
.h. akt home for cousukatiou every day. Orders from :be
N
wintry, dated the tat of December, will be received, tbo ii;11
• y COMO to baad a day or two slier.

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London, England, 1811-01-03

ANY Single Lady, desirous of avoiding the ex pence
and trouble. tendant on house-keeping, who wishes for
unobjectionable society at home, and the protection of a Lady to
public places, may have these and many other advantages, with
Mrs. Twiss, No. 16, Camden Place, Bath.
Mrs. Twist also wishes to receive under her care Four Young
Ladies for the purposes of education. Her terms for these are
one hundred and twenty guineas a year ; Entrance, five guineas ;
' Washing, teq guineas. The Young Ladies may be introduced
into the best Company, and the best Masters will be provided.—
For further particulars, apply to Mrs. Twins, Camden Place.
London, England, 1811-01-03

THE FOURTH EXHIBITION
LL, be opened in No. 16, York-Place, on Mon-
day the Bth of April, 1811. • The'Paintings, &c. gill be
received co the let, 8.1, and 3d of April bat not afterwards...-
114 y must be sear, remain, and be taken away, at the expence
and rust of those who send thcm.
JOHN RUSSEL, Secretary, 50, George-street.
94, 1810.
London, England, 1811-01-03

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ioNpoN.

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THURSDAY, JANUARY S.
PRICE OF 5 COCKS THIS DAYIAT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cons. money, shut—for opg. 6"/}
Reduced COV3-4 per Cent. 82
3ixcheq. B(115, Is. tit. prem.—Bonds, Iss. 20s. prem.

wiNnsoat CASTLE. JAN. 2.
44 His MAsErrY continues nearly in the same state
as during the last two days." (Signed RS USUAL)
44 WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 3, 1811.
44 His MAJESTY has not declined from the state in
which he has been during the last four days."
(Signed as usual.)
spur readers will see that the Ministers were once
more in a minority last night. The restrictions and
limitations on the Prince as Regent will of course fall
to the ground. The majority against Ministers con-
sisted of three.

The documents which we this day present from the
Moniiter are of an insidious complexion, but thc- cir-
cumstances which attend their publication will defeat
the effect mended to be produced by them, whether
here or on the continent. It is sufficient to remark
respecting the mongrel overture fora negociation,
that even NAPOLEON never owned them till now, that
he has a certain to make of them ; his brother
disavowed them at the first ; and, therefore, whatever
compliances we made, our adversary was render no,

obligation to make a corresponding one, even if such
obligations would have held him.
We say si even if such obligations would have held
him," because we know that he did subsequently, by
actual treaty (on the 16th of last March) engage to
the Dutch themselves to abitain from the annexation
of the rest of their country, on their surrendering to
him Zealand, and all the territory between the Maes
and the Waar. How he has kept this engagement
first proposed, fully and formally concluded, and, so.
lemnly ratified by himself, is but too notorious.
The Mooiteur of the 21st ult. presents some details
'respecting the movements of the flotilla which the
French have collected in the neighbourhood of Cadiz.
They talk of some attack made upon them by the
British, but without effect, as the decks of the
English were several times cleared by the French
fire 1"
PARIS, DECEMBER. 25.
London, England, 1811-01-03

DUMFRIES, ZIECEAMER

Friday last, the Funeral of the late Romano. JAcgst
sow, Esq. Provost of this burgh, took place, and was
conducted in*manner the most solemn and affectinga
agreeably to a plan directed by thie Magistrates.
Besides a number of Gentlemen who asseratied is
the deceased's house, a numerous company, include
ing the Magistrates and Council, the Convener and
Deacons of the Incorporations, the Ministers and
Kirk-session, the Masters of the public Schools, and
the Directors of the Hospital, mat in the King'sArtnsf
by invitation of the Magistrates.l The Incorporattoue
met in their Hall, where they were afterward: joined
by the Convener and Deacons; and at 12 o'o*k
(a great body of the respectable inhabitants having
also assembled) the procession proceeded in the foi'
lowing order
The Constables.
The Burgh °facets, carrying the halberts, reversed ail esteetnE,
with crspe.
THE 'BODY.
With the Staff of Office laid upon the Cease
The Hearse drawn by fore heels.
The Relations of the deceased.
The Magistrates.
The Merchant cauneolots, U; sod sir;. '
The Town Clerks.
The Ministers in their Gowns and Bomb.
The Kirk-session, six and six.
The Precentors in their Covens.
The Masters of the Public Schools.
The Directors of the Hospital, six and six.
The Convener cid Deacons of the latorperaciens.
'The Incorporated Trades, ale 10 •14.
The inhabitants at large, six and
The bells of both churches were tolledfrom eleven
to one o'clock, and the shops were spontaneously shut;
which strongly marked the affection and respect is
which the deceased was held by his fellow-cittiens.
The procession returned in the same order, andevery
thing was conducted with the greatest decorum and
splemnity.
As a farther testimony of respect, the Magistrates,
Vouncil; and Incorporations' assembled in their res,
pective Halls on Squday, and walked in procession to
St. Michael's Church, **here a most appropriate and
impressive discourse was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Scorn, whd, towards the close, paid a just and af-
fecting tribute to the character of this much regretted,
Nfaicistrate.
P - V t.

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Os the Slit oh. at Stoke Church, Plymouth-Deck, Rowland
biabwariag. EM. Navy, to Sophia Henrtztta, only child
of spa Iwo Major Dar, of its Majesty'; Slab Regiment of Foot,
sad dmighterls-law et captain Tobin, of his Ntajeafe ship
librlemmia Marlette_

DIED.
On the g.itb nl. at Vestal Lodp, In Pambridgeshire, at an
advanced age, Mrs. Luck, 'relizt of• George Rack, Esq. of Sarin.:
• •
comb, in Wardsbite.
Kingikikos kilionittit, oo •the 14th alt. Goland Duncan
M514011416e. d airecia. W tie 74th 'fear 4 hi, ate. mach awl
deserve4y repefasit big Ms nistngrop friends and acquaintances.
Hik linty soft Urbana et Mew from Portugal, only a few days
ptevientiolds datiktad had the melancholy Satisfaction of pay.
irq die /wood drag 'Mo ku maid puma.
LONDCas4 published by LEVEL KENT, at ti:
Palt,Of and Nig ga SWANN,

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London, England, 1811-05-04

N tIaIBEIt 75171

. .
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince
Regent a.td Duke of York.
ON MONDAY NEXT. MAY 6, and Tuesday
May 7, (19tb time) an entirely new Grand Naval, Mill-
asry, Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, with its dependent
New Scenery, Machinery, extraordinary new and extensive
?tutorial Work, completely covering the whole Stage, called
• THE TYRANT SARACEN,
AND THE NOBLE MOOR.
Ilfhich will conclude with the the Saracen's Cavalry, and !Man-
poi Ambuscade, &c.; General Attack and Defeat of the
Saracen's Troops, displaying the Sagacity of Twenty Horses
in a nouvelle point of view.
Aftee'whiety, surprising Agility by Twelve celebrated Rinestrims.
j which will be added, (19th time) en entirely New Comic Pau-
totnime, founded on Ovid's Fable of Jupiter and Enropa,called
HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR.
The above Pieces continuing to be honoured throughout with
universal applause, they will be repeated every evening until fur-
' :ter !oticee
Dour* upened M half•past Eve; begin at half-past six. Half
Price half past tie lt.—Boxes 4s.—Pit Ss —Gallery Is.
t,:j•-•This Evening, the popular Horse Spectacle, Divers Iques-
trian Exercises, and the favourite Pantomime of Harlequin's
Amour

EVIALE -PEDF-t-tra Jinx x
VOT,ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the AN-
NUAT. MEE'PING of the shove Institution 11W, be .beld..
lan Tuesdarnext, the 7th May Instant, at the /few komdbot.Ta-
tient, Cheapdde. :The Chair to be taken at Twelve ei'Clockwe:
.1.
ady. • Ml,Arr, secretaßL

171.10.41 1ii441 PEN rr EN ri ARY.
N'OT 0 Ell GIVEN, That the first•
It
. .
• AN UAL, g NG of the LADIES (Subserllmy to
the glove lostOtlott) be held on Ttiesday m.xt, the 7th May
*oat, at llo.,i,VaCcatiin-streek, st Twelve &Clock precisely.
M. EMERSON,
Secretary to the Committee of Ladies.

47.—ar-.UT'rERBUCK, No. 1, Crescent, New
Bridge-street, will been-Ids Sumner COURSE of LEC-
TURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, MA-
TEMA MEDLCA, and CHEMISTRY, on Monday, June 3,
a I I, at Ten o'Clock In the Morning.

TO PAYMAoTERS OF CAVALRY.
A PAYMASTER of an Old Regiment of In-
fantry, wishes to Exchange with a Paymaster of Cavalry.
Apply (If ly letter, post paid) to Q. at Whitmore and Fenn's,
Booksellers, Charing-Cress.

PAYMASTER'S CLERK.
WANTED, for a Regiment of the Line, allowed
to receive Volunteers from the Militia; a PAVIAAS-
TER'S CI XRK, fully qualified for that -ituation ; he most be
strongly recommended for sobriety, and bear the hest of charac-
ters. A Man of that description, in addition to his Majesty's
Bounty, will receive Two Guineas and an allowance of £lO per.

411111.1111 v

,Uow the application.---Direct
London, England, 1811-05-04

Esq. of the General Post Office, of a son.
MARRIED.
At Newland, Gloucestershire, by the Rev. R. Wood, Mr. F.
Procter, of Landon, to Mrs. M:dUon, of the former plaoe.
Lately, Mr. Lovegrove, the Comedian, of the Lyceum Com-
pany, to Miss Weiporrt, the celebrated performer on the harp.

HANTS.
Br Mr. WEI.LER,
On Thursday, the 16th of May, at the Ship and Bell, Hornless, 1
at 'l'vtalve &Cloak,
A TRULY desirable and well connected FREE-
-- X HOLD ESTATE, called QUALLETT'S GROVE, situate
at Hornslean, the property and Residence of Peter Cherry, Esq.
(who is returning to India) comprising a osodern Villa, with
Gardens and Pleasure-grounds, a Bailiff's Cottage, Farm-yard,
and all neoessary Agricultural Buildings, together with 87 Acres
of rich and highly cultivated Arable and Meadow Land in a ring
fence, with a Right of Pasturage for 50 Sheep. The country Is
beautifully featured, within three miles of a capital Pack of Fox-
hounds, in a respectable neighbourhood, within half a mile of the
pleasant Village of Horndean, at which there Is good Post Horses
i and Post-Office. The Timber and Tillers on the Estate, with
I the Fixtures, at a valuation, together with the neat and appro.
priate Household Furniture, if required.
Horndean is in the direct road from London to Portsmouth,
distant from the former 62 and the latter 10 roles. Day and night
Coaches, besides the Mail, pass regularly.
Printed Particulars may be had at the principallnns and Coffee
Rooms in the neighbouring Market Towns; of Mr. Knight, ban-
i ker, Kingston ; at the Auction Mart ; Mews. Winstanley, Pa-
ternoster-row ; Mr. H. Phillips, Bond-street , Messrs. Archeson
and Mergan, Solicitors,*Winchester-street ; Messrs. Mottley and
Co. Portsmouth ; Mr. Stevens, Solicitor, Havant; and of Mr.
Weller, Chichester. .
London, England, 1811-05-04

Wednesday last, at Portsmouth, the Lady of Dr. M'Cirler,
laspecter of Army Hospitals, of a soo.
Yesterday, at Battersea Rise, the Lady of Francis Foaling,
Esq. of the General " oSce, of a son.

TCOLISIASTWAL PROMOTHIVBII,
The NY. G. Millers, A.M. minor Canon of Ely, U
to the Vicarage of Renham, Cambridgeshire.
Tuesday se'nnfght, the Rev. George Bidwell, B.A. Fellow et
Clare Hall, Cambridge, to the consolidated Rectories of Sees*
lobe and Stanton All Saints, Norfolk.
London, England, 1811-05-04

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BASES: IW
AVM OW.
ear0...00.11111.
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At pie Nueva.Herne, Deal, on Ittimily, the NI deple Stal'il
1311, sic Two &Clock, In tilithereottn,
THE FOLLOWING' GOODS, viz.
120 Gallons Sphits of Brandy
li Gallons of Brandy, of legal strength far Dealers
335 Ditto Geneva ditto ditto
in Ditto Brandy, not of legal strength for Dealers
143 Ditto Geneva, ditto ditto.
Which may be viewed nn the Morning of the Day of sale.
cr Twenty-five per Cent. wall be retired as. a depo,it.
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CUSTOM-HOUSE, CHICHESTER,
At the Custom-llonse, Chichestet, on Wodnesdal•lba alh
dal
of May. tQ t I, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been
seized and legally condemned, viz.
1/41 Fleeces of Sheep's Wool, and the Wool of 147 Lamb.
Samples of the above Goods may beaten at the Custom-Howe,
(in Once Hours) the day before, and Morning of Sale.
• N. B. A deposit of 25 porCent. wllLisamptired.
London, England, 1811-05-04

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Amsterdam, Ile • 1 V Palermo, 125 Penedl per es.
Ditto at sight, 27 2 Leghorn, Ss
Rotterdam; c. 1. $ 3 II U Genoa, 54
Hanaburgh, 24 • Si V Venice, n. C. 52 Liv. Pierole
Altona, 34 1 2U effective per/. stet.
Paris 1 day's da. 17 16 Liv. Naples, 42
Ditto, 2 Ws. 1$ • Lisbon, 69
Bourdeaux, do. if 0 Oporto, 6114
Madrid, Erect. 1 Dublin, 16;
Cadiz, 461 Effect. Cork, int
1111 boa Effect. Nei/Dollars, ss. 11d.
Rio Janeiro 71, Mains 65, Gibraltar 40.
New Doubloons, £4 16s. W. Silva in bars per oz. is. id.

The value of Dr. TRUMAN'S GUTTA SALT;TARIS
has been so long proved, that nhthin; of the present
day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe-
rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually
cures and eradicatls from the habit, without exciting
the painful feelirAs and exposure that attends saliva-
tion—without debilitating the constitution in any de-
gree, or even requiring confinement from business or
restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ices-'
timable Drops have proved their claim to public ap-
probation for more than 30 years. In all the debility
nf both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative—
whether the debility is produced by too free use of
mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm
climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they
cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re-
ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old
stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the
bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many
women have become mothers, who for many years
had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale
and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner
of Paternoster-row ' • and retail, by Belam and sharp
Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Ailnutt,
Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; Trewman,
Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hox-
land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; B.ixter and Mac-
donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and
Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross
Stains andand Pek
,
Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool;
Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and
Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most
Medicine Venders, is bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s. 641. and

WA. each.


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London, England, 1811-07-09

NIV4L lIVTRLLIGENCR.

FALMOUTH, JULY 7.
Arrived the RAPID hooncr from a Croix&
PLYMOUTH, JULY 7.
The GLEANER ketch sailed last night, with a Go-
vernment Messenger, chug-d with d:sp4tches for
Lisbon and Corunna. The SPARTAN ivizate sailed
last night for Portsmruth, to join the am-risen stria-
dron under Sir J. C. YnaKE And the PIIE SA \;l' Sloop
of war, on a cruize. Arrived the Eliza and Jane
tender, from Dublin, with impressed men for the
Navy.
London, England, 1811-07-09

NEW MUSLC.

Just published, by Goulding, D'Almalne, Potter, and Co. mu sic-
setlers and Musical Instrument Manufacturers, No. 20, Soho-
square ; and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin,
ANEW SONATA, by G. E. riffin, price .ss.
Put into the Waves, the celebrated grand Storm Scena,
composed by HlR.Bialkop, price Ss.—Lovely Rose, a Ballad, by
H. R. Bishop, price Is. GAL—Sweet Robin a Ballad, Is. 61—
The Opera Hat, a favourite Dance, arrangjed as a rondo, by 7.
Parry, price Is. 611. Also may be had single, the favourite Over-
ture to the Americans, price 25. sld —The celebrated 'Song of
Nelson, price 35.--The Nosegay, 25.--The Anchor's Weighed,
2+.-1 he Wanderer's Home, 2s —Descend sweet Peace, 2.8.
The Bird upon the Summer'« spray. 2s —Men strive our weak-
ness to perplex, Is. 6d.—When he I love, Is. 6d.—l'm of a single
1-fa uneasy, 2s. 6tl.—Over Land; Over Sea, Is. 6d.—Oh yes, Oh
yes, Is. 61—Merry Days oh, Is.-011 light is the Heart, ls.—
A Grand Selection of Divine Music, composed and arranged by
Wibon, price Ll. is.
Also, Gentle Damon, a favourite song, sung with great ap-
plause by Mrs. Garrick, at Vauxhall Gardens, composed by Mr.
W. I'. Parke. pries 1:. Cd.
London, England, 1811-07-09

MANOR AND ESTATE.

WANTED to PURCHASE, a MANOR and
ESTATE, of the Value of from- £50,000 to XlOO,OOO,
iltuate in a dry, pleasant, and healthy country, not more than
100 miles from London.—Particulars (post paid) to be sent to
Mr. Geldard, Solicitor, No s, Gray's-[nn-square, London.

A4ONEY is always ready to advance, at legal an
k nuity interest, redeemable on Freehold, Copyisokl, or
Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses,Dlvidends of Stock, An
nuities, Rent charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointer s,
Patent Places; Church Livings, and any Income for Life. The
Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their Heirs, may be
accommodated either on their single or joint Annuity Bonds,
with promptitude and secrecy. —Apply personal, between the
hours of twelve and five, or by letter to therector of the
Bank, No. 8, Lower lotus-street, Golden-squared—Good Bills
discounted.

AFTER. the termination of the present Recess,
all-Assistant will be wanted in a respectable Grammar
School, in the Country, who is capable of teaching the Classics,
and conducting the klepattnient of Writing and Arithmetic.
Respectable references for character and abilities will be re-
quired.—Application in person, or by letter (post paid) may be
made to Mr. John Richardson, Royal Exchange, who will give
particulars of the situation, and the address to the principal.
London, England, 1811-07-09

Lauderdale; the Aininalitini vnii negatived without
a division. The question was next put on the third
reading of the Bill: On this a diviiiiM toot place,
*hen the numbers were—
Cantons . . . 43
Non-Contenta . . . 16
Majority . 1.-41
Th e Bill was then read A thud and Passed ;
the Houk adjourned at half.pasXrvo this Morning.
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London, England, 1811-07-09

UMBER 75931

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AD Ll77*-01eFlti, law tB, 1811.
VOTICE it hereby given, That a Swint of Oyer well
Termixer and Goal Delivery, for the of Opaus comaritted
Mr the High Sear, within the jariedietiox ,(the Admiralty q England,
*rill he held at Jastice Hall, in the Old Bailey, Laden, on Friday Me
nth of July next, at eight idea in the atorreirip
JOHN BARROW.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, lone 28, 181 i .
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA
J.ESTrr ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
en or before Friday, the 14th July next, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the Supply of Four Hundred and
Forty CHAI.DRONS of EIGHTON MOOR COALS for Ser-
vice of the Ordnance Barrack Department at Gibraltar.

Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
011 Ice in Pail-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten
snd Pour to'Clock, where the Propos& owtstbe detiverett
up, and endorsed, " Propmals for Coals;" but no Proposal can
be admitted after the 'said 13th July, at twelve o'clock at noon of
the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the
party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, &aviary.
London, England, 1811-07-09

ADVICE.

--- - ----
WHEN Men of Education and professional skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success-
ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make
the cure of the following tha object of their particular study, viz,
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi-
cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by
an intproved plan, are speedily and effertually cured ; as also de-
bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long resi-
dence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often u.t-
itappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nen-
vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Im-
potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debility of
deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or
arising from any othr cause, by which the pow. rs of the consti-
' tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon-
don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and
1 vigorous health.
The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled there,
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, bowevt.r
inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the paient to
the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases
where an early application Is made on discovery of the infection,
they frequently perform a cure in the short space of two days.
The unprecedented success, of their mode of treatment (which
has never been known to :all In one single instance in a prac-
tice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons
of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious
methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without eirect),•
induces them to thus publicly offer their advice.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively proft.sing the cure of theca
panicidar complaints, in order that they may not be marked by
a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Igno-
rant empiric, think it but jurice to thernsylves to state, that they
have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of
the profession (certificates of which, from different hospita's, and
testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to cons
since any inquirer), that the success resul!lng trot their rles.
yours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Prat-
i titioeter, and tiwy peewits, that their pretensions constitute a fair
ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have,
I by the public. been so liberally honoured.
, Patients to the country are requested to state the particulitn
of their case, age, and manage of living, bp:losing a Bank Nose,
for advice aiLlinedidoes, and the same will be forersided to any
r part of the kingdom...oobl ;red Cu. Surseoas, tat Soinrarte,
silvet, Plettaltreeto
London, England, 1811-05-03

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

TO CAPITALISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND FARMERS.
TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. PEY lON

At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday, the lith day of
May 11111, at Eleven &Clock is the Foresoon,
'THE highly Desirable ami most Valu4ble FREE-
+. HOLD ESTATES, in the following Lots, part of therm
_ _
London, England, 1811-05-03

MARRIED.

At St. Werburgh's, CI;;;;;;;1;37nas Read Abe, Esq. of the
Royal North Lincoln Militia, to Harriet Henrietta, youngest
daughter of the late William Probatt, Esq.

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DIED.
Sunday last, at Bath, Mrs. luck-don, wife of Mr. Charles
Incledun, of Covuut-Garden Theatre.
At Queeusferry, on the t!tith ult. Edwud Inglis, Esq. surgeon
in the Royal Navy. I
Sunday morning, suddenly, at Wheathamstead, Herts, the
Rev. John Norman Ord.
At Gazeepare, East Indies, on the 4th November last, Captain
James Robertson, of the engineers in the service of the Hun. the
lEast India Company, on the Bangal Establishment.
Lately, at Middleton, in the parish of Lochwitmoch, James
Campbell, Esq. By unwearied industry lie had, in the course of
a long Cite, raised himself from the humble station of a ditcher,
to the possession of upwards of £'20,000, whteh, at his death,
devolved upon Omit twenty poor persons, very distantly related
I. ilia.
London, England, 1811-05-03

Wr

LORD WELLINGTON'S AR MT.

ZITRACT OF A LETTER FII0?.1 AN OFFICER OF THE STH
REGIMENT OF FOOT.

" Almadelia, April 9.
ag On the 3d instant our Regiment had the honour
of exchanging a few rounds with the French 70th, or
Bonaparte's Invincibles, before they retired from the
heights above the turd of the Coa ; they left several
Officers killed, wounded, and 40 or 50 men. Our
regimental loss on that day was Lieutenant ST. CLAIR,
Ensign WILLIAMS, and five rank and file wounded.
The 43d regiment took an S-inch howitzer, and a
smaller piece of ordnance-was four.' on the road be-
low where we were engaged, which they had not time
t take off. General CoivlLr.it's brigade, which is
the third division of the army, has had the credit of
being next to, and supprting the light division when-
ever it was necessary."
EXTRACT FRoM l'ltE JOUItNAL OF AN OFFICER SERVING
IN PORTUGAL.
" The 45th Regiment commanded by General Plc-
ToN, in Lord WELLINSTON's army, shewed themselves
conspicuously valiant in the late battle at Guarda, on
the 29th of March—they waded through a river and
ascended the summit of a steep hill within a quarter
of a mile of Guarda ; the French had 21,000 men,
and intended to give us battle : we were, however,
very fortunate, as General CoLvILLE's brigade ap-
pearing in sight, the enemy imagining the whole of
the British forces were near at hand, though we had
only 6000 troops, retreated with great precipitation,
destrcying every house in the different villages they
passed through.
" Lieutenants PoWELL and SpARROW, both spirited
young men, of the 45th regiment, prevented the
Grand Convent from being consumed, by intrepidly,
with their followers, rushing into the religious mo-
nastery, and, by lemoving a very large book and
other things, set in flames, from a room, saved the
edifice from conflagration, though the superb organ,
and many valuable relic.; of Portuguese antiquity,
were demolished. Two hundred prisoners were taken
this day."
The journal of this Officer contains the summary
of the proceedings of the British army down to the
6d of April, and proves the superiority of our troops
over the vanquished forces of France, they having
lost on that day in killed, wounded, and prisoners,
twelve hundred men. The ground was covered with
the slain.
The journal of the young Officer is of great length,
and contains a minute and circumstantial narrative of
the various movements both of the French and Bri-
tish army.

LAI? INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, MAY S.

The time of the Court this day wets occupied for
the most part in hearing motions for new trials, in
m .st of which his Lordship granted Rules Nisi.

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MANDAMUS.

Mr. G ARROW moved for a Rule to shew cause why
a writ of Mandamus should not issue to the Mayor
and Comaion Council of the Borough of Great Yar-
mouth, commanding them to assemble and execute
the duties of their Corporation. He stated that the
grounds upon which he moved for this rule were, that
these persons had thought fit to avoid meeting in that
number and body which by the Charter they were
bound to do, whereby not only the whole of the busi-
ness of the Corporation was neglected, and its finances
affected, but also that several individuals were maw.
rially injured, some being deprived of their corporate
rights, and others inconvenienced in differznt ways.
Lord ELLuNsonocon enquired whether any parti-
cular motive could be ascribed for this conduct, and
to whom particularly the same can be imputed ?
Mr. GARROW answered, that at present the affida-
vit which he held in his hand abstained from any thing
of that kind, as it went merely to the naked facts of
corpbrate and individual loss and inconvenience ; but
if the Court wished it, supplementary affidavits could
be provided.
Lord ELLESlOROUGNreplied,that the parties should
know, that if they did not come to a correct under-
standing both of the law and of their duty, the Court
had an ulterior power over them, beyond this which
was now to be granted, and he trusted that they
would rightly comprehend the same. Rule to shew
cause granted.

ANNUITY ACT.
Mr. LITTLEDAI.II moved to set aside an annuity,
on the ground that part
.of the consideration money
had been returned contrary to the 10th seetionlof the
Annuity Act. He stated the circomstances to be as
follows : That an officer of the 75th regiment had
borrowed JE2OO upon an annuity of 020 per cent.
from another officer in the regiment, and after he had
I received the money, he lent the granter part of the
money which he had just received from him. This,
he contended, avoided the annuity, as it was against
the spirit of the Act, and would open the door to
great fraud.
Lord ELLINBOROUGU observed, that a great many
doors had already been opened by the Annuity Act,
and the fraud was not always the same way which
. the Legislature meant to prevent. In fact, the op.
pression more frequently fell upon the lenders than
' the borrowers, and this case did not come within the
meaning of the Act, which was to prevent a nominal
price, by a part of the principal being returned ; here
the money returned was only lent. Rule refused.
London, England, 1811-07-31

GENTEEL VILLA, delightfully and plecsinily situate, well.
sheltered with Oak a:3l Beech in the heart In the New Forest*
at a short distance from the 'Towns of Southamptonsfiablabury,
I.ymington, Rooney and Lynditut st.
TO BE LEI', completely Furnished In the newest style of
elegance,
A COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE,
containing six best Bed-chambers, and hyo Servants*
Sieeping-rociros,conveulent lating.room, Breakfast-pariour, a.. 4
an And-room leading hy folding doors to a spacious Drawing.
room, with cove Cieling t 7 feet high; one side of the Room is
thrown open by French Windowssunder a Culonade to a lawn,
terminatipg In a Shrubbery, whose diversified well elteLered
walks lead to the surrounding woods, where nature seems to
have cohabited with art in producing a truly romantic and mas-
terly finish to the tasty whole. There etc about es Acres of
excellent Land belonging to the Howe; part of which Is hid one-
in P:easuro-grounds, Ritchen Garden, and productive Orchard,
which is well stocked. The Offices, Gardener's Cottages, as 4
other Out 'buildings, afford every convenience for alecteelesia.
bit:anent. 'The Stabling (which is fur Ma horses), the double
Coach-house, and Haroess-mums, are just built, and are purl.
cularly compact and convenient, having Lbfts and Servs:lW
Rooms over.
The liuese is within a quarter of a mile of the Post Hoot*,
and in the centre of the Forest Hunt. For farticitlart and
Tickets ty view, apply to Mr. Clement Sharp, Upholder, Roma
sey, Hants.
N. B. Beery inquiry by letter (post paid) will he inameillaftny—
Wended os.
London, England, 1811-07-31

THE KING.

The reports from Wiidsor in the course of the af.
teruoon of yesterday, were more favourable than those
of the morning. From a F.:ate of extreme irritability

his MAJESTY has sunk into a stag of perfect quietude,
which, however, is not considered as alarming, some
nourishing food having been taken by his MAJr.sry
in the course of yesterday. The glandular swellings
in the throat, which prevented the passage of food,
arc said to have been occasioned by the extreme and
continued exertion of incessant and rapid talking,l
which has been so great that his MAJESTY is stated
to have sometimes talked fifty hours in succession
without interruption. The person of his MAJESTY is
said to be much reduced in size and appearance, prin-
cipally owing to the want of sustenance ; but an al-
teration may now be expected in this respect, and
upon the whole his MAJESTY'S situation islets alarming
than it has been for some days past.

The following is the Bulletin issued this day :
" WINDSOR CASLY, JULY 31.
" The features of the Kano's disorder eotatieue the same, but
his Mid MT'S health is improved. (signed)
CAILLIF. W. 1121121222. I. WILLIS." •

Paris papers to thA7th inst. arrived last night.—
They contain the communication made to the Legis-
lative Body onclosing its sittings on the 25th, in which
all the topics of congratulation alluded to in the
Expose are reiterated, a high tone of triumph is as-
sumed for the capture of Tarragona, and the relief of
Badajoz, and a comparison is made between the situa-
tion of France and England, of course highly to the
advantage of the former.
On the same day a deputation of the Legislative
Body went through the humiliating ceremony of pre-
senting a complimentary Address to the infant King
of Rome.

From the Captain of the Mentor, who left Buenos
Ayres on the 26th April, we learn, that in addition to
the four who have been removed from the Junta, four
others have been in like manner sent up the country.
The head-quarters of the troops of Buenos Ayres
were on the opposite side of the River de la Plata, at
Colonia del Sacraniento, Where it was supposed they
Lad about 3000 men, under the command of Generals
RONDO and BILLGRANO. _ • _
The militia in the neighbourhood of Monte Video,
intended by Euo for the defence of the settlement,
had risen againstisim, laid waste the neighbourhood,
and threattisted the town,

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