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FRENCH PAPERS.

VALLADO I .ID, NOVEMBER 17.

They are raising recruits in Portugal, but there
reigns in that country a great aversion against the
English. A part of the people seem to desire the en-
trance of the French army into the country.
Every thing is tranquil in the kingdom of Grenada.
The 4th corps is concentrated at Grenada.
Marshal Victor is going to besiege Tarifa ; it is
believed that it u ill not hold out long, in spite of the
succours from Gibraltar and Cadiz. The position of
the troops is the same. The French batteries, estab-
lishvd in the Trocadero, are finished, and do great
service—the French engineers have made in Puerto
Real and Santa Maria good fortresses and excellent
places d'armes. The greatest tranquillity reigns
along the coast, from Saniucar to Ayamnnte, where
the enemy made formerly such frequent descents.
London, England, 1811-12-31

pIiPrrIWAS PRESENTS.—C2o,noo PRIZES.
ON THE-list ?TEXT MONTH WILL ALL
34. 1711.410r$ THE INCOMPARABLE UTILE
LOTTERY OF IRAQ TICK E IS.
• •' SCHEME.
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- 6,000 -

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474N000
- 1 2,000
- 8,000

PAUL'S LAW OF PARISH OFFICERS.
'This day waa published, In 1 Vol. fivo. price .11. ed.

THE PARISH OFFICE R's Complete GUIDE ;
euturri,ing the Laws, relative to the respective Duties of
Churchwardens, Overseers, Constables, Surveyors cf Highways,
&c. &c.; Including ail the Acts of Parlament and Adjudged
Cases regeliting the Poor Rates*, Pariah Settlements, Certificates,
Apprentices, Repairs of Highways, &c. &e. Originally compiled
By JOkIN PAUL, hsq. Bat rider at Law:
The Seventh Edition. with considerable Additions: Reviiped,
corrected., and continued to the present time,
By JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. of the Inner Temple.
- Thle Work may be considered as a complete and practical
Guide to all Perish Business, and will be found of particular im-
portance to Tradesmen who have little time to spare from their
business to acquire an adequate knowledge of shot emulsive and
voltam:nous-41cent of parorh‘al jutiepreidiiiice, which, as paro•
chial officers, they are bound to understai:d and administer.

Prirved for Richardson', Royal Exchance ; lafickinp.lnn and
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John Walker, Paternoster-run : and %%Wm ;Ind Son York. '
Of whom miy be bud, by the snne Author,

1. Laws relative ro Landlords, Temuit4 atil Lodgers. Price Cs.
2. Leers of 'rythes. Pelee is.
S. Moist of the Game Laws. Price Se.

4. Digest of the Bankrupt Laws. Price ss,
whole of Paul's 'tracts (being five in number) fermi
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price 18s. in boards, or LI bound in calf and lettered, under the
title of Paul's Select Law Libraty ; nt Beery Mac his own Law-
ye r : Being a cortspentiistuv Digest and compk:te Practical Guide
to lid igT-trates, Prsfessure of the Law, Clergymen, Landheddert,
gportsmen, Merchants, Tradssmc::, vlanufactorers, &e.
Those who may wish to become purchasers:of any of the abovi
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London, England, 1811-10-03

THRATIIIit ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

i

October t, will

. -
THIS EVENING, Thursday,
be acted the Opera of
THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
Count Corvosts, Mr. CHAPM AN ;
Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR; Whimeiculo, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Peter, Mr. ENI ER ; Maniken, Mr. SIMMONS. •
Constantia, Miss BOLA ON;
Leortora,./Vlias E. BOLTON ; Ploretta, Mrs. BISHOP.
'I o which will be added,
RAYMOND AND AGNES ,•
Or, THE CAS ELZ. OF LINDE.NBERGH.
Don Rayttined, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Count Lintlenbergh, Mr. JEFFERIES.
. , Countess of Lintlenbtrgh, Mrs. KNIVE CON;.
Agnes, Mrs. piN curt. • Margaret, Mrs. PARKER;
Spectre of the Bleedis'lg Nun, Mrs. WATTS.
To-marrow, The Woodman; Emily by a young Lady (being
bee first appearance ou this Stage).
Oa Saturday, Ptharro.
On Monday, The Mountaineers.
•On Tuesday, MI in the Wrong. •.
On Wednesday, Doogias.
Place, ftwlllie Hosee to be ranee! Mrrilkinnien, at the New
Box-Ofiree, in Hut-Are-et.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d. =Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Cs.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gatlery Is. Second
Price 6d.
The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin
at half pas: six.

STATE LOTTERY..
TUESDAY, the 22d of THIS MONTH, will be
DRAWN, the SMALLES f fiIATE LOTTERY EVER
KNOWN.—The Capital Prizes are more various, Tickets and
Shares are several pounds cheaper than for many years past—
' S Prizes of £1 5,000
3 5,000
9,000

1;000

12 500
Awl upwards of 2,700 Prizes of £100,X50, £25, azd £2O,
in the late October lattery, upwards of 19,000 Tickets were
goTd ; in the proent there are only 13.500 Tickets, and from the
univerially approved Scheme, Ind great demand, it is likely all
the Tickets and Shares will be sold before the Drawing.
London, England, 1811-09-26

AMERICA.

CHARLES CON, JULY 29.
The. United States brig Vixen, Captain Gadsden,
returned into this port yesterday. She went to sea on
Friday morning, shortly after the French brig Adele,
Captain Vitae, and stood to the southward after her,
in order to see her off the coast. In the afternoon, the
British ship Emulous, of IS guns,love in sight, and
inimediately gave chace to the French brig. Between
eight and Linz o'clock in the evening the Emulous
came up with the Adele, and captured her. On Sa-
turday morning, Captairi Gadsden fell in with the
British ship and her prize in company ; a boat was
sent on board the Vixen from the Emulons, with a
polite message from the Captain. We understand
the French Captain was very much irritated, in con-
sequence of his having been examined by the Vixen
before shy lett our roads, and that a threat had been
thrown out that some Anie ican should pay for it
before she left our coast. It is supposed that they
intended to capture the ship Isabella, Captain Mac-
, neat, which sailed the same day for London. The

French brig, contrary to every expectation, is said to
have sailed but indifferently ; probably she was not
is proper trim. In whatever light the Government
may view the cruizing of British vessels of star on
our coast, w: doubt not, but that the owners and
shippers in the Isabella will feel thankful for the pro-
tection .which their property has received from the
Emulous-rr Captain Spalding, of the Mary, in 17
days from Aux Cayes, arrived at quarantine-ground
this morning. He brings accounts, that a detach-
ment of Rigaud's troops, irritated by the want tot pro-
visions, had entered Aux Cayes, and plundered and
massacred many of the inhabitants. They then re-
tired from the town, but were closely pursued by
Rigaud, and fifty or sixty of them, with their leader,
were taken and shot.
NEW-YORK, AUGUST js.
In the Aurora of the 6th, we find an article on the
subject of our relations with Great Britain, in which
Mr.Toster, the British Minister to our Government,'
•
London, England, 1811-09-26

`THE PARISHIONERS of the PARISH of
L. ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER, are requested to meet at
ie Willis's Rooms, King•street, St. James's, on Wednesday the P.il
day of October next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, fsr the
purpose of considering the propriety of Instituting an inquiry
into the cause of the Reassessment lately made on the Parishioners
in respect of the Assessed Taxes.
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SEGMENT of a PANORAMA in MO iriON :11
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TORY of TRAFALGAR, at the NAUMACHIA, Prince's-
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;Ruin. Obilibood'aDawn, sung by Mr. Phillips, and 'l'rust
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FOR THE HOOPItiG COUGH,

AUSTIN'S LINIMZNT t which is an external
appUtatlon, and has been used with constant success in
4trivate, and distributed gratis for many years, is now, from the
numerous applications for it, offered to the Pubic in vnvral, as
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cacious in other oltAiraste and dist reising can: s.
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Bithopsgate.ttreet. Observe the vienle " 1,. Newbtry, 45, St.
PanlN" tograved in, the Stamps.
London, England, 1811-12-09

DISI'RI2UTION OF k'ItIZE-IvV):r.V.

Raver, for the Margaretha, e.n her arrival; recalled Tues&ye
and Fri.ia) a, at IR, Cirrnunt's
Imre: eta, for the P guv ; Fla.uer, for the Neptune% and Mar:a ;
and Royal Oak, for the Goede krow, will be ricalkil at 22,
uatic.l“scre t.

Enwrald, Ir.r the Wasp and l'Auguste, on board ; recal•ed at
24. Nut 11.1 - street, Strand. _ _ _

Mediator and Bacchante, for the George W.vddneton and
Coff..e, on the ltith inA. at 3, Philpot-lane ; recalltd Tuesdays
anti Friday,.

Hero Itor the Ski, sloop 9P, K 224 Pape, Emanuel, Calharira
Chriw.ina, Hirer Lruthert4 I'rovlden la, Anna
Tlar:a Kr;.thts, and Conciodin, on the 19th ; tecalledi ties-
days and I ridayi, at e 3, Norfo;k .t: vet, Strand.
Censor, for the property calseu•ed at Harlinv.er Zyl, and Met-
goat and Fortune, on the 17th inst.; recalled at 12, C►tment's-ina.
S watt, 1.,r the isleptunus, St. Johaana, and Vrivudschaff, on the
19th ilist.; recalled as above.

The West India convoy rime assembled at Cork,
will put to sea tomorrow—the regulated period for
the sailing of the said convoy.
ExttrurtoN.—On Friday last, wc.s executed on
board the Nanuir, guard-ship at the Nore, 'l'. O'Hara,
seaman, late of the Nereide, who v...ts tried en board
the Raisonable, lying in Sheerness harbour, the 23d :
ult. for being concetaed in the murder of a prize mas.
ter named DALEY, (as before stated in the Star) and
being found in a-1-ms in the Isle of I3(urbon. On the
latter charge being fully proved he was fund Goolty,
and sentenced to suffer death. At a few minutes '
past eleven o'clock the pr
jacket and tisoner appeared on the fore-
castle, dressed in a white rowsers, attends
ed by a Roman Catholic priest ; on his coming up to
the seamen that were to perform this an fel duly he I,
shook hands individually, and begged them not to ,
hesitate but to.give him a good run up. On the sig.'
naligun being hied the culprit was run up to the fore
yard-arm, ascending in the smoke, where he remain-
ed suspended without a struggle for the space of one
hour. From the time of his trial 'o the time of his
undergoing the awful sentence, he e pressed himself
in terms unbecoming his situatiot , and* to the last
lived With a &mans bordering o.: 12:trait:a:IL
London, England, 1811-12-09

YARMOUTH, DEC. 8.

Arrived from a cruize off Flushing the NIMSE
gate, 38 guns, Captain Lout No, and the Cu ANTICLEEIt,
Captain SPEARS, from a cruize in the North Sea.—
Sailed the VIXEN, with transports Nos. 301 and 18,
with ordnance stores for Chatham ; the BHEVDAGF,
REM, Lieutenant DEVON, to the Downs ; the 131-11ZEM
and SARPED3N, on a crnize ; and the DWAIN? and
BRITISH Fain cutters to tie Northward and East.
ward.—The SOLLBAY, with the arrivals, remain in
the Roads.—The Britannia, TIIOS P.-tut..ox, and
the Union, Ibilit:ltt rIIiARP master, of and from
Guernsey, for Newcastle, in balbst, have put in here
ssith the loss of their anchors and cables.—Wind S.W.

FROM LLOYD'S usT.
The Venn% Strarey, from Liam, is arrived in the &owns,
with I“ss of l.owiprit and other damage, having been run foul of
and beat off a French privateer.
The Jenny, from Yougliall to Southampton, was driven
on bhore near Aiiiford, on Monday might ; cargo expected to be
saved.

The Chance, Bolton, of and from Sunderland, was totally lust
near Whitby, 011 Thursday.
he Very Abbey, Cole, ftwin Londi‘n to rdstol, W3S captured
off Nrtiand, about ten days ago, ansi, it is supiiused, cartiel into
St. Nlalieas

The Llagne., M'latu htnn, from Alicant to London, was rap.
tured b.., 28th lilt. by the Gzzette priva.err, and driven on shore
near Pa:eww, on Wednesday.
The Hope, Banger, from Lisbon to Nowfcnindland, put into
Pool on Saturday.
The Helen, Roallins, from Pool to New Brunswick, has put
back to Pool, after being at sea eight days.
A large !,tig, laden with t inber, seater-logged, anal without
any person on hoard, was fiiihn in with to the Westward of
Scilly, on the tlgth ult. by the Aurora, which was lost near the
Land's End, on the Ist inst.
The C mesons ranter, Turner, for Madeira; and the Caroline,
Hodgson, for Jamaica, lmt anc • or and cables in the Downs, on
ThurAzy, and proceeded down Channel.
The I ono, Fisher, for Jamaica, lost an anchor and cable in the
Downs, but remains.

The Little Bclt, Wilson, arrived in the Clyde in S 3 days from
Qttobee ; spoke off Gorse Island, hi the River St. Lawrence, the
Oak, Stewart, our e 5 days fro Greenock for Quebec, and off
Anticosti passed the lland'ton, brk, board for Clyde, which I:ad
wile 16 t;l3 Quelwc three days before tktr Little istir, all wel'.

.1 Ito flallant Schemer, Worts, front :_tnyrn.l th London, is on
shore at :•he-riteiA, and full Gt sy.ter.
Ihr AI. sec, ]Massey, from Cort:rhagen for Flktn, evert on
shore at C.Lpe ('Ol o,t tie eq:4 04;tober. CauJ sa,e4.l, but the
Vestlei is expected to It, Lt:t.
lienricita, NI:z•on, from Live-pool f New Brunswick,
Was spoke on tbt 22;th October ..11 eve 5A;.!..,
London, England, 1811-12-09

DOVER, DECEMBER 8.

' Passed by the brig Jane, ORCHARD, from Lisbon.
A signal is ti)ing, and has been all Iv, fur an enemy
on Lie coast.

SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 8.

Sailed the WARRIOR, 74. The PuiNca OF WALES,
98, is expecteA. he put hi coniii.ission in afe day.
Sir T. NV ILLI ANIS, the new Port-Admiral, hoists leis
flag the 2d of January.
London, England, 1811-09-21

NifrilL INTELLIGENCE.

Sriukzt gun brig arrived off Scilly 17th inst.
from Gibraltar. The STAR sloop of war has arrived
c Scilly, from the Leeward Islands.

The Lisbon Mail of yesterd ty was brought by the
ZENOBIA, of 18 guns, Captain M.KENztz, which
*rrived at Falmouth.

FALMOU rit, SIPTEAIBER U.

Arrived this d.ty a Mail from Lisbon, brought by

his Majesty's brig ZENOIIIA, 18 guns, Captain MAC-
-ItlrsZiE, out 16 days from Lisbon. No picket was
itt Lisbon when she salted. The Manchester packet,

with Mails for Lisbon, had arrived out aod proceeded
on for Surid.tni ; ;Also arrived from Lisbon his Ma-
jesty's ship ltostutus, with sick and wounded soldiers;
also the Jeune Baptiste (French brig) prize to his
Majesty's ship ABERCR6MBII, from off Rochefort,

'with resin and tar, taken ! w.t.l two others of a eon-

•ov about 14 days since ; also put in by contrary
wind his Majesty's ship GRAMPUS, 50 guns, Captain
HARWELL; with the fnllowipg East Indiamen und.r
tenvoy, viz. Royal George, Captain GLADsTANO ;
Bombay, Captain HAMILTON ; David Scott, Captain
Loci Alnwick Castle, Captain Rot.t.ann ; Surat
Castle, Captain Rotanisow Cirendestef, Captain
BALKETT ; Canton, Captain GRAY; and the Inspec-
tor ( whaler), Captain WHIRLER; from the South
Seas. This fleet left China on the 2d April, and St.
lielena on the loth July.—Wind L.
London, England, 1811-09-21

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMIIIt Is.

Arrived the Dm:MARK, 74 guns, from the Eastward,
end t'le FANCY cutter from Looe.
SEPT. 19.—Arrived the PoecoPiNe, 44 gains, from
the Brazils'; the SCYLLA, 18 gu:is, from the CLAM of
France ; andalie Peacock sloop of war from Lisbon
and a mouth's cruize off the Coast of Portugal. Sailed'
the PHEASANT sloop of war on a cruize. Went out of
ilarbour the STORK sloop of war.
POR'TSMOU'TH, SEPTEMBER. se.
No arrivals.—Sailed his Majesty's ship NYAIIIE with
a convoy for Cadiz, Gibraltar, and Malta.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER
Sailed his Majesty's ship Imre rogue to join Admi-
ral YOUNG, off Flushing. Arrived the Vl:minus gun
brig from a cruize, The Gitina fleet are hourly ex-
pected ; the Swift pilot yacht is waiting for them.
Jt is a singular fact, that the united ages of the ten
first A dmirals on the list of our naval heroes, amount
10 eight hundred and fourteen years. This circum•
stance spews ileat jghtiq Dot a very ualasalthy
flu 4404.
London, England, 1811-09-21

Spain ; and it appears that 2500 had already arrived
. I
at Villoria, at which place there was the same garri-
son, amounting to 1200 infantry and 900 horse.—
The troops which escorted the last convoy marched
by Rio Sico, whence have arrived 300 carts of wounded
and 90 officers on foot. The regiment of lancemen
of Berg, who have been so much talked of, are now
reduced to only 40 men. The contribution of this
province, which was estimated at nineteen millions,
(1,900,000 crusadoes) will exceed 100 (ten millions
of crusadoes.

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cruizing off Halifax, was chased by the American
frigate President, Commodore RODGERS, but took no
notice of her till the President fired a shot at her ;
so daring an insult could not be passed over, and an
action immediately commenced, which ended in the
capture of the American."

ANOTHER LETTER—SAME DATE.
" I this moment learn the important fact, that the
MELAMPUS has captured the American frigate Presi-
dent, and carried her into Halifax, after a smart ac-
tion, provoked by the Americans, in which they had
between 60 and 70 men killed and wounded. As
this intelligence may be relied on, it will affect the
market fel- American produce considerably. I now
think an open rupture must be the consequence be-
tween the two countries, as it appears the American
Captain had positive orders to engage the Macampus,
land filed three single shots at her, deliberately, before
Captain HA WK Elt returned the fire."
London, England, 1811-09-21

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CHANNELS
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the Subscri-
bers to the proposed SHIP CANAL between the ENG- a
',NH and BRISTOL CHANNELS, held at the London Coffee-
House, Ludgate hill, on Thursday, the sth of September, 1811,
DAVID POLLOCK, Esq. IN THE CHAIR,
The Minutes of the two last Meetings being read, ,
Resolved—That it will be expedient to cause an Inquiry to be
immediately made into the probable produce of the Canal if I I
made upon the basis of Mr. Rennie's report, both inclusive and I I
eselsiive of the Coal Trade, provided that the expences Incurred, • I
or to be incurred, shall not require a further advance of money ,
from the Subscribers.
Resolved—That Mr. Bond and Mr. Dean, under the direc-
tion of a Committee now to be appointed, be authorised to adopt
such Measures as they shall deem adviseable, to obtain the re-
quisite information, and to Report the result of their proceedings
to a General Meeting of the Subscribers, to be convened by the i
said Committece, as soon as convenient, after the receipt of their
RI mt.
Resolved—That a Committee, consisting of Fifteen Subscri-
bers, be appointed to take such Measures for the investigaiion of ,
the Particulars connected with this undertaking as they shall deem
necessary and proper, and to superintend the lurther proceedings
to be adopted.
That the Right Honourable Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. M. P.
, • John Bragge, Esq. Richard Blakemore, Esq. Thomas Lumley,
Esq. William Seymour, Esq. David Pollock, Esq. the Rev. Wil-
liam Palmer, Samuel Sparks, Esq. William Burl., jun. Esq. Wil-
liam Chalklen, Esq. Ebenezer Fernie, Esq. Matthew Hancock,
Esq. George Watts, Esq. William Burridge,sen. Esq. and James
Heygate, jun. Esq. be such a Committee, and that five be a I
Quorum.
Resolved—That it be referred to the said Committtee to col- I
int all demands on the Subscribers for Surveys, Plans, Printing, ,
Disbursements, &c. &c. and to kzaruine and discharge the same
by Drafts on the Treasurers, and that all such Drafts be signed
at least by Five Members of the Committee.
Resolved—That the Committee be requested to invest such
part of the Subscriptions to this Undertaking in Exchequer Bills,
or ether Government Securities, as they may judge expedient.
Resolved—That the Committee be requested to hold their
Puss Meeting at this Place, on Monday next, at Seven o'clock
in the Evening.
Resolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be giver to the
Deputation appointed on the 19th June, 1810, for their great at-
tention and the exertions they have afforded this measure.
That this Meeting do Adjourn.
The Chairman havingDieAttVtliDe
CPOhaLirL,OCK, Chairman.
Resolved-1 hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair.
J. R. CLARKE.
London, England, 1811-09-21

TRMI. FOR. MURDER.

This day was published, price 6s. '
THE TRIAL of ARTHUR HODGE, Esq. of
the Island of Tortola, on the nth of April, 1811, for the
Murder of his Negro Slave. Taken In Short-hand by A. M. Be-
Esq. IMO of the Grand Jury who wind the Indictment,
Fhb *try remarkable Trial is published under the immediate
sanction of the two. Branches sf the Legislature of the Virgin
Isla/id; and,alse accuracy of the Report is verified by his Honour
Richard Hetherington, Esq. President of the Court ou the, Trial.
Printed for J. /larding, 58.85. James's-street, Loudon.
London, England, 1811-09-21

ibis day was published,
In One neat and very closely-printed Octavo Volume, price 15s.
in boards,
Di CTIONA RYot PRACI4ICALSURGERY:
A
collected from the best and most original Sources of In-
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Observations on the most important Remedies, Applications,
Instruments, &e. a copious Pharmacopeia Chirurgica, and the
Etymology and Meaning of the principal Terms. The whole
torming a complete Comex ts aline of MODIIN Suanicar.
Knowtmacts, for the the of private Practitioners, Naval and
Military Surgeons, Sec.
By SAMUIL COOPIR,
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" The style of this work is clew acid perspicuous; the obser-
vations are confined to practical points, references are made to
the best autlisirs, and the gu.na:iooi from them are sel-cted with
much ju.lgtnitit; and we know of no publication in which so
mach practical instruction, and so large a share of the doctrloss
of the best writers, are comprc,ied within such a narrow com-
pass. To the student, therefore, who requires a System of Sur-
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that will prove more useful to him than'Mr. Cooper's Dictio-
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This day was published, In Sio. price 2s. 6d. in boards,
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NEW HISTORY OF SPAIN.
This day was published, in four was. Sim. with a quarto Atlas of
Plates; price Xs. Ss.
THE MODERN STATE of SPAIN, translated
from the Fre ch of I: Fa BOIRCIOINII, late Minister Ple-
nipotentiary from France to the Court of Madrid.
To which are add..d, ESSAYS on SPAIW, by M. PEVRON;
and the Rook of Post Rnads.
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the above Work In French, price M. I es. 6d.

CAMDEN'S BM' rAN hi Lk.
This day was ptHished, Itt--fOur large vols. folio, illustrated by
140 Plates, price €l6. Ms. a new Etliio:ni, of
BRITANNIA ; or, a Chorographical Description
of the flourishing Kingdoms of England, StotlAnd,and Ire-
land, and the Islands adjacent; frOm the earliest antiquity.
Ey4lll-` .r.tiirif MOEN. -• • •
Translated from the Edition published by the Author in 1607.
Enlarged by the I ttest Discoveries, by RICHARD GOUGH.
Primed for John Stoekdale, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1811-01-14

• .

VIENNA, DECEMBER .114 7`
,
It ;s with hrtirtfelt regret we have to atinetmecthe
alarming indisposition of the consort of our beloied
Monarch. Her Imperial Majesty has had a raid?'"
of the cOmplaint with which she was afflicted some
Imonths ago, and- we hourly expect fatal tidings.—
The aiiiiiction in which our gracious Sovereign is plun-
ged by this event is inconceivable.
Two Messengers from the Senate of Servia arrived '
in oar capital on the 6th instant. Much speculation
I has been' excited by their journey. It is said they are
charged with dispatches, ex?ressive of the wishes of
that nation to be placed under the protection of
'Austria.
BATONNE, DECEMBER 14.
A long article appears under this head, containing
reflections on the war in Portugal, and asserting that
the armies under Massena, Victor, and Macdonald,
would receive, before the eod of next month, rein-
forcements amounting to 100,000 rm. It is like-
wise acknowledged that a courier had passed through
that town on the 12th, with letters from Joseph to
I his brother Napoleon, accusing his subjects with ob-
stinacy and ingratitude, and intimating an intention,
should it accord with the views of Napoleon, to resign
the sceptre which he had bestowed on him.
London, England, 1811-01-14

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property; also, that he had heft henra to 14,
his share of the booty amounted to about F. 9.
was, therefore, committed. •
Saturday T. Ach was finally exathined at the Man-
sion House, charged with forgery, as before stated ;
but it appearing, that the Grand Jury had refused to
find the Bill, he was discharged of the felony • but
arrested, on different suits previous to leaving the bar.
Saturday E. Newcombe and B Lociyer, porters at
the White Horse Inns-Fetter-lane, were fined 20s.
each, for charging 2d. each for warehonse room for
two imicels, directed to Mr. Fisher, of Friday-street.
It was stated, a few days since, that a burglary of
considerable magnitude was committed at the Brazen
Head, Paddington, and that above a score watches,
the property of Mr. Seabrook, had been stolen. In-
formation was consequently given at Marlborough•
street-Office, and the two Foys apprehended Jane:
Qateleh, who had offered part wf the property at a pawn-
broker's. One 'Withers was also ippreliendetl, together
with Frielavel, who was charged with being the re-
ceiver. The prisoners have been remanded.
SEA-COAL lIIIETERi' OFFICE, LONDON,

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NEWCASTLE COAL.
Coxlodge
Heaton Maks .
Tattfield.Moot
Walker
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ARCHITECTURE.

This chy was 11711;11sbed,i-; Bvo. price 6%. sewed, -
ATREATISE on the EQUILIBRIUM of
ARCHES, in which the Theory is ditmosstrated upon
familiar mathematical principles. Also the method of finding
the drift or shoot of an Arch,. interspersed with Practical Obser-
vatioos and Deductions. llivatrited by nameroua figares and
three plates.—By JOSEPH Gviru.r, Architect.
Sold by J. Taylor, at Architectural Library, No. SI, High
Holborn.
London, England, 1811-01-14

AN to be Draws doe ISt! of FEBRUARY NEXT.

in the late October Lottery, Na. *7,-a Frills of -2,000, and
No. .I,:se, a Price of .ES.OOO, won both spldits awes, at the
above 01ULe. Letters, post paid, duly answered.
• Schemes gvatb.

BEN JONSON'S AND BEAUMONT AND FLATCHER'S
WORKS.
Nat month will be published, in four volumes royal min. with
Portraits, price XI, or. on large paper, S.
THE DRAMATIC WORKS of RUN JON-
SON and BEAUMONT and PLR! CHER: the brat
printed from the rem, and with the Notes of Peter Whalley"; the
latter from the Text, and with .the Notes of the late George Col-
man, Esq.
London: Printed for John Stockdale,
London, England, 1811-01-14

I'6 111 SOLD AUCTION,

At the Kings Warehouse, New Romney, on Thursday, the 17th
ot January, 1811, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely,
14'IGHTY -FIVE GALLONS BRANDY, of
legal Strength for Dialers, 630 ditto Geneva, for Private
Use, which may be viewed and tasted on the Morning of the
Day of Sale.
A Deposit oPTwentycfive per Cent. will be required.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
For the Benefit of the Underwriters, at the Crowu Inn, Selsey,
at Noon, on 'f tteeday, the 4 Sth of January. Hill,
TEN
TONS of BARILLA, also a quantity of
Bacilli, supposed to be about YOU Tots, as the same now
-lays at the bottom of the brig Swallow, lately wrecked at Selsey,
about 300 yards from high water mark, and also the remaining
part of the Hull of the said Brig, and several ankles as will be
'mentioned at the sale.

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'lle Hull way be seen an the Morning of the day of Sale.
For farther Particulars apply to Murray and Cabby, Ageitts.
Chichester, Jan. 8, 1811.
London, England, 1811-09-28

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Custom House, Dover, on Tuesday, the Ist day of
October, 1811, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vii.
About 150 Gallons Spirits of Brandy
SO Gallons Brafuly, and 350 Ditto Geneva,
of legal Strength far Dealers.
And on the following day, at the Nog's Warehouse, at New
Romney, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon,
About 10 Gallons F2irits of Brandy.
6 Galtnns Brandy, and 60 Ditto Geneva,
of It gal Strength far Dealers. • .„
Which may be viewed on the Morning of the Day of Saki,
N. B. Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as a Deposit.
I _

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OXFORDSHIRE,
CAPITAL MANSION, FURNISHeED or UN- THE C
FURNISHRD, PARK, FARM, and LANDS, to be LE•I', 'THE ocil
and may be entered on at Lady-day next, the spacious celebrated 1 of the
Mansion, HEY fIiROP HOUSE, with the gardens, pleasure- pipt, 'Head
grounds, conservar)ty, &c. with or without the Park and Deer, Secondly, I
or Farm. The situation is dry and healthy, and forms a splendid retchings, ye
Reaidette• for a Nobleman or Gentleman who Is fond of Field- spasms, heart
Sports. •"14ra,1% the centre of three Packs e( Nat*,
whole k.:3,ate is in hand, and contains uear right fiundle.. s, o ty,
is high state of cultivation.—May be viewed with •Tieke,s. attended with
Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square ; sitions,prJatr
or Mr. Mordaunt, of Heythrop, who will spew the same. dong and fail
London, England, 1811-09-28

GREAT MISSENDEN, in the County of BUCKS.
Compact and very improvable FARM, with Farm-house, Out-
buildings, &c. and upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Land, with
Common Rights, &c. near to excellent Market Towns, with
early possession.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change.a'ley, Combill, on Thurs-
day, Octobers, in One Lot,
A VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD
111 ESTATE. Ballenger Farm, situate in the parish of Great
Missenden, in the county of Becks; comprising a Farm-house,
two large Barns, Out-buildings, &c. and upwards of 52 acres of
Meadow and Arable Land, well timbered, nearly in a ring fence,
and well supplied with water, with an extensive Common Right,
of which early possession may be had. This Estate is si: mare in
the Hundred' of Aylesbury, which entitles the possessor to vores
for the County, and the Town of Aylesbury, from which i. is dis-
tant ten miles, five from Amersham, two from Great hlissonden,
and only thirty from London.
To be v►otwed by applying to Mr.Whitclaurch, on the promises,
of whom particulars may be had; at the W hire Hart, Great Mb-
senden ; King's Arms, Berklsampstrad ; George, Aylesbury ;
Crown, Arnersham ; Swan, Kickmansw orth ; White Horse, Ux-
bridge : and of Messrs. Leigh and Robinson, Solicitors, Lincoln's
Inn; at Gerraway's ; and of Mg Robins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, wherea plan of the estate may be seen.
London, England, 1811-09-28

THE ARMY.

The 2d battalion of the Adjutant-General's regi-
ment, the 14th Foot, 1100 strong. and in the highest
order, are gone from Malta to Lord WELLINGTON.
The 75th go to relieve the 14th in the garrison of
Malta..

Colonel Ross, one of his Majesty's Aias-do Camp,
is to be appointed a Brigadier, and go out on the

Staff of the Army in Cadiz.
The MERCURY, a 44. gun-ship, has arrived at Ply-
mouth with sick Officers and men from Lord Wgx-
LINGTON'S army.
We have received the letter of our tArrespondent
in the West Indies: every thing is quiet in that quar-
ter; but the troops are rather unhealthy, and several
regiments who have become skeletons, expect to be
sent home.

It is intended to establish a military post between
the West Indies and our Settlements in the North of

America. For this purpose a Dock-yard is to be
formed in the Bermudas, which are to be fortified.—
Captain LORING of the Artillery is intrusted with the

command, and with the direction of the works.
Letters from Senegal of the 10th July, inform us,
that at that time Colonel MAXWELL, and the troops
anti settlers there and at Goree, were healthy.
Trig East Essex Militia, commanded by Colonel
CAngtat, has marched from Portsea to Flilsea Barracks.

Major-General HISLOP has left Town for Ports-
mouth.

The death of Major HA MU.TON Rose, of the Royal
Highlanders, was yesterday announced to Colonel
STIRLING, commanding the Ist battalion of that corps
at Lewes. He died at Belim, in Portugal, on the
6th inst. in the 37th year of his age, after serving
eighteen years in that regiment, which he accompa.

nied on all the active service in which it has since
been employed. A more benevolent, humane or ge-
nerous heart never warmed the breast of a Christian,
nor did a more brave ever animate that of a soldier.
The Officers of the regiment deeply lament his death.
He was well known in the army, and it may he with
truth averred, that all who knew him will say, that
he was an ornament to his profession. It will be
some consolation to his friends to hear that he was
equally regretted as ar Officer, a man, a soldier's
friend, and a gentleman.
DUBLIN, Sarr. 23.—0 n Tuesday a division of the

Ist battalion 38th regiment, under the command of
the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel DEANE (son of Lord
MUSKERRY), and sr_,ltt day the last division, under
the command of the Hon. Colonel GREVILLT, arrived
at Limerick, on a route for Fermoy.
London, England, 1811-03-26

EAST-INDIA MUSE, Jame:" 30, 1811.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITEDI
A- COMPANY' of MERCIMe'VT3 .J £ArGLAND, Iraq
to the .EAST INDIES, do hereby give 'Wire, .
That the Transfer Bookawf the said Company's Stock, wM be
shut on Tuesday, the sth day of March next, at two o'clock, and
opened again on Thursday, the 11th April following.
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be '
held at their House, in LeadSnhall-sheet, on Wednesday, the
47th March next,At eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
That a Gcnerit Cann of the mid Company vedl be Mid a?
their House, in Leadanhall4treet,' on Wednesday, the HIM of
Aprii-neat, from nine o'clock in the morrilogamotil sic Yt the
tvefikar, for the Election•of six Directors of the said Compass/
for four years.
And that the Lists of the Members of the said Company will
( be ready to be delivered at this House on Tuesday, the Mb of
' March next.
' 'llse Court of Directors do further give Node*, that at the
: said Quarterly Court the following Resolution of the General
Court of the 19th December last, will be submitted to them for
• I their confirmation, viz.
Resolved unanimously, That this Court confirm the remota-
' mendation of the Court of Directors of the 'itk December last,
,' That the SaLtry of Captain Jams Salotond, the Military
e " Secretary at this House for conducting the Military Correa-
" pondence with India, be increased from £lOOO to £1 500 per
' " annum, to commence from the 11th April last."
I WILLIAM RdmsAr, Sees etaris
London, England, 1811-03-19

allorawsoisin.
A OLASSICALItEADER. • I
•
WANTED*. READER in a Printing-Office, who
is acquainted with the Greek, Latin, and French Lan-
guages, and who has been in the habit of correcting the Press—
a knowledge of of the Oriental Languages would also be very
desirable.—Fur further pat Oculars apply to Mr. A. J. Valpy,
Citercery-laue,.l.onden; if by lesser, post-paid.

FIRST OP THE REGENCY.
WYTON, late Partner with the deceased SIR J.
BRANSCOMB, 2, CornhiV ; and 16, Coventry-street re-
commends the improved Schrine of the new Lottery, tube drawn
*e King's Birth Day which contains Four Prizes of Twenty
Thousand, And frfET'll-SiX other CApitals.
SCHEME.
4 ... Prizes of €40,000 ... are ... £BO,OOO
24
32

60
1000
000 •••••••••••• 000000000 20
2000 • 0000000 00000 0•••• 16

20,000 Tickets.

•••••••
ITTON has, in the last five years, shared and sold Capitals
amounting t. Half a Million sterling, and has been particularly
fortunate in Capitals drawn on the King's Birth Day, having sold
No. 14,719, a Prize of 2.5,000 on the 4th June, also N 0.6,145,
41E20,000, on the 4th June preceding.

"1 'HE Public are respectfully informed, that the
last day of Drawing the CITY LOTTERIES, by Act of
Parliament, and direction of the Lords of the Treasury, Will take
place, and be concluded on the 2Sd of the present Month. The
whole of the Capital Prizes, to the amount of X 50,000, are still
in the Wheel. Prom the very liberal support of the Public, the
Proprietors will not raise the price of the few remaining Tickets
on band, beyond their intrinsic value, the sulE of which will be
open only till the gist instant.

Price of s Whole 'ficket - 210 2 0
Half - . 5 If 0
Quarter - - - 216 0
Eighth - - 1 9 0
Sixteenth . 0 15 0
Sold at all the Lottery °Mersin Town and Country.
London, England, 1811-03-19

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• i.. 3 'Slit •• •
fortunate indsecifor mankka; hut the reverse of this
had been establithed by Gem and Nature. Indeed nil
government can stand without possessing the affection
of the country which it governs. They were called on
by a hypocritical party for uuanimity, and to avoid
all measures tending to disturb that unanimity—while
that very party was all the time doing what had the
strongest tendency to produce disunion, and to which
no good subject could give his assent. They had no-
thing to fear from Bonaparte- Give us, said be, ac-
cording to the homely saying, only a free stage and
liberty, that is all we ask. He thought, he said, after
being desired by them at a former occasion to
present an Address to the King, that no means
were left of approaching the Throne, that all en-
trance to the King was debarred, and that install
of the King they were in future only to be admit.
ted to a Secretary of State. On that account he
had refused to accompany their High Bailiff, whos:
conduct was uniformly deserving of applause, ant.
entirely met with his approbation, He did not wish tc•
see the Petition of thelElectors of Westminster throws,
into an empty box, no more to be noticed. He never,
indeed, hoped again to see the subject's right to pc.
Cajon the Throne of any avail during the remainder
of this long and misguided reign; When he lately
presented a petition from them to that assembly, and
saw that petition thrown on the floor of the House,
be thought he should never again have occasion to be
the bearer of another petition • but another occasion
has presented itself, where they might carry their
complaints to one who has an ear always open to the
voice of truth, and a heart alive to the sufferings of
his people. On this occasion, therefore, he would as-
sist in presenting their Address with the most tin.
feigned satisfaction.
The Thanks of the Meeting were then voted to
Asylums MORRIS, Esq. High Bailiff, for his prompt
attention to the wishes of the Electors, and for his coil-
duct in the Chair. The Meeting was then dissolved.
London, England, 1811-03-19

MONEY.
AGENTLEMAN, above the common class of
Money Agents, is empowered to lay out some very large
Stuns of Money to persons who have Landed or other property,
or are heirs to it, or on their Bills or other security.—Apply or
address (post-paid) to Mr. Ryder at the Library, No. Si, Port-
land-street, where cards may be had to his house—a few steps off

Underwook 40, West Sznithield, Londtieot
31
SIR JOHN MOORF.,i.. ct • , •
Op the Ist•of April will be published, pike M. embeMsbed
with a•Portrait of Sir John. Moore; iherardon,
'HE SUPPLEMENT to the' ROYAL MILT-
TARY'CHRONICLE ; contilnlntibe Life and Camp-atria
of 'Sir John Itloore,• with s most able Per in& .by garden, for
which Sir John eat instnediarety previa** la his departure for
Portugal. The Portrait being finished, aqd now. in the bands of
the Publisher, he b enabled to, say, that Ii is the first specimen
of engraving fit tkiitaxil, and the only likeness of Sir John. The
Publishers will have a pfide in presenting it to the Army through
tie euvilitlel of Sher Militarf chrecielen--;The Life of Su John
will contain es usuch.as a large octavo vislosne published at twelve
shillings, being ail In shall print, and occupying the whole of the
Supplement. 'lite Portrait by Itself would be seven shillings.—
The Supplement, together with theSixtb Number, which will be
published at the same time, and will contain a Portrait of Lord
Moira, will conclude the First Volume. •
Publ!shtd by J. Davis, 38, Essex-street, Strand.