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London, England, 1811-10-17

lIERMANSTHDT, AUGUST 11'2.

All letters from Wallachia agree in stating, that at
soon as the Emperor Alexander was informed !II:
the Russians had retreated to the right bank c: 11
Danube, he sent to the head quarters, his Aide.d_
Camp, General Uwaroff,- furnished with full f. we!:,
to draw from their cantonments all the reinfov,:,
mentsconsidered necessary for the army of the Danube
This General on his arrival at Bucharest, had a
long conference with General Kutosow. After this
conference officers were sent to Moldavia, Podolia,
the Ukraine, and the other neighbouring circles, car-
rying orders for all the troops in them to immediately
march for Moldavia. The number of these troops
are estimated at about 60,000 men—they form five
divisions of infantry, and several corps of cavalry.—.
We are informed that two divisions have already ar-
rived at Bucharest. It appears the Russian Cour: is
more decided than ever to keep the o.7ee province*
conquered on this side the Danube ; and as the Turks
make the greateit efforts to re-conquer them, the Rase
sians are determined to do every thing in their power
to preserve them. It has been announced to General
Kutosow that, in addition to the Large reinforcement:
senthim, a camp of reserve is about to be formed r 7;
the frontiers of Moldavia, which will he ready to zcs
as circ..anstanees may require.

part of which country the needful preparations are
snaking to receive their Majesties.
SErr. 17.—Several detachments of the Imperial
Horse Guards are arrived. The fine appearance of
these several corps is much admired here.
London, England, 1811-10-17

STRASBURG, SIPTEMUIt 44.

General Count Nansonty. frinCipal Master of the
Horse to his Majesty the gmperar and King, has.
accordin'T:, to our G.lzette, arrived here. He is mak-
ing a journey of inspection. The Duke of Placenw,
General of Brigade and Adjutant to his M ij'esty, ;$
still in this city, and employed in organ4ing the cLn.,
scripts.

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London, England, 1811-12-25

FROM THE MAINE, NOV. 22.

The Regiment of Lancers have been found so ef-
fective in the Peninsula, that in obedience to the com-
mand of his Majesty the Emperor of the French, se-
veral new corps are forming in various parts of Ger-
many. His Majesty the King of Wirtemburg has
agreed tb furnish one regim:nt, two others will be
raised in Saxony.

TILL EVENING SIIAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25.
CIIILISTUAS D.Y.—Holiday at all the Public Mee.

An Anholt Mail arrived this morning, but, with
the exception of a rumour that peace is about to be
restored between Russia and Turkey, the contents
are of little interest. We have so often heard of this
event being on the eve of consummation, and been
so often dis.lppointed, that we are not inclined to
much credit to the repetition of the statements on t:.c
present occasion. The following are a few extracts
from the papers brought by the above mail :

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM COPENHAGEN, D %TED
NOVEMBER 16, Ibll.

"They write from Wy he rg, upon the rerort of s:ve-
ral travellers, that the tempest which reiped the Lit-
ter end of the preceding month and the c,mmence-
ment of the present, had destroyed the greater part
of the enemy's fleet which had passed the Belt."

LEIPZIC, NOVEMBER 10.
Within some time past several hundrtJs of small
Russian carriages, called kebilke, have arrived her?,
loaded with furs, tallow, grain, &c. The driver,
their horses and carriages here, not being able to ob-
tain freight back to Russia.
London, England, 1811-12-25

CORSOER, DECEMBF.R 10.

Thirteen ships have arrived here this day from t!.e
southward, ero of which are line.of-battle ship; ani
came to anchor between Langland and Wresen.
DECEMBER 10.—To-day, at one p. m. the enemy's
ships in the Belt weighed anchor and stood to the
Northward ; at four o'clock they had not all passel
Shroe Island ; and in the evening they came to anchor
to the Northward of Flaskov R'ef.
London, England, 1811-12-25

DOWNING-STREET, DECEMBER 24, 1211.

4 Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, was yesterday
morning received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his
Lordship by General ViecountWellington, dated Frenada, ith
December, 1811.
According to the interttion which I communicated
izo your Lordship, I withdrew our advanced guard
across the Agueda on the 29th.
Dim Carlos D'Espagne has informed me, that he
attacked the enemy on the 28th of November, on
their retreat from the Sierra de Francia, between
Miranda and Endrinal, with a agtachment of Don
Julian Sanchey's infantry, and a deutchrneat of the
regiment tie he Prinzessa. On tivir arrival at En-
drinal they were attacked by Don Juli m Sanzhey
with his cavalry, and were obliged to form in a
square,
Don Carlos informs me that the enemy suffered
considerable loss; and that his troops got possession
of some of the money, of which the enemy had
plundered the inhabitants of the Sierra de Francia.
Don Carlos D'Espagne mentions particularly the
conduct of Lieutenant William RAd, of the Royal
Engineers, who attended him upon this expedition,
baying before been employed to perform a service
tinder his directions.
London, England, 1811-12-25

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE,

FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 21, 1811.
The Marquis Wellesley, his Majesty's principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day
notified to the Ministers of friendly powers resident
at this Court, that his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his
Majesty, has judged it expedient to direct that the
necessary measures should be taken to place the en-
trance of the river Guadalquivir so far under the
restrictions of blockade, that no vessel shall be per.
:flitted to enter which shall have on board bread,
flour, grain, provisions of any kind whatever, (ex-
cepting such as may be fairly deemed sea-stores for
the use of the crew), warlike or naval stores, or
tiny article or articles intended to be, or usually con-
verted into warlike or naval stores; and that all the
measures authorised by the law of nations, and the
respective treaties between his Majesty and the dif-
ferent neutral powers, will be adopted and executed
with respect to all vessels laden as aforesaid, that
may attempt ta violate the s rid blockade.
London, England, 1811-12-25

ELSINEUR. DECEMBER S.

The navigation appears to be closed for this year,
although a little coasting trade is still carried on.—
Our privateers have returned from their cruizes.

COPENHAGEN DECEMBER to.

On the 21st of November one of the enemy's fri-
i
gates approached the entrance of the Lunn Fyord and
sent out her boats to take possession cf 11 Swedish
boats which bad arrived from the northward, and a', )
a Norwegian schooner and two sloops that were lyu
off the Fyord. The Commandant immediately be. :
two Pieces of flying artillery to the coast, manuA
two boats with soldiers, and requested Lieutenant
Ohm. who was laying with a lugger at Mils, t 1 FI:
to sea. They accordingly joined to save the fo, - I
said vessels. The lugger and schooner, which 1 b..
had only one gun, cannonaded the long-boats wi..l,
such good effect that They quitted the ships off t'...
Fyord and endeavoured to take the 11 Swedish boa*,.
for whose protection both the lugger and the 11)i..!
artillery battery came forward and fired with suei
London, England, 1811-12-25

StAnnanes.

Michael Williams, Esq to be a Deputy Warden for the County
of Cornwall.
Wattvick Heie Tonkin, jun. Esq. to be a Deputy Warden for the
County of Devon.
Commissions in the Canterbury Vidunteeri, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kota.
Adjutant I'. W. Fowler, to be Captain, by brevet. D. 44 No-
• vember 19, ism
Rifle Company attached to ditto.
Charles Sandys, Omit. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Nctvem-
btr 19, 1811.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
January 4. Thomas Cotton, of Bishoppse-street, London, in-
surance-broker, dealer and chapsnan, at ten, at Gull.ihall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
GLorge Smith, of the Kent Road, Surrey, carpenter.
Basuutl Cvtrk, late of Charloste.stree, Rathbotie-place,Oxford.
street, Middlesex, taylor, dealer and chapman.
BANKRUPTS.

George liineki-y, of Tame-water, paris'i of Eaddieworth, York-
shire, manursciurer, dealer and chapman, to Sur enkl,r January
/ 10, 11, and febrivAry 4, at two, at the Moseley Arms Inn,
Manchester. Anomie;, Mr.hu:kley, Manchester; or Messrs.
Milne and Parry, Tmple, I.o.nion.
Wiairre Carrington t:,. younger, cf FE:ston, Lancaß`ire, mann-
facturtr, dealer and chapman, January ti, 7, and Feb. 4, at 11,
at the Dog Tavern, !Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Halstead
and Ainsworth, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry,
Tenyle, L.onlnv.
Wilawn Ca lesby the younger, late of Canterbury, cabinetmaker
and upholder,' December so, at six, January t.'o, and Feb. 4,
at elevcn, at the G 14111131, in Canterbury. Attornies, Mr.
Hodges, Canterbury ; or Messrs. Brace and Plower, No. 4,
E. x-court, Temp'e, London.
Pa vici Minas, of New Castle Emb'yn, Carmarthenshlre, shop-
keel•er, dealer and chapman, Dec. 31, January 3, and Feb. 4,
at twelve, at the Wite Hart Inn, Bristol. Attornles, Messrs.
Edward Daniel and Sen. firistol ; or Meagre. Pearson and Son,
Pump-court, '1 emp!e, London.
John Whitmore, of Worcester, dealer and chapman, January
I I, 14, at three,yrrd February 4, at eleven, at the Guildhall:
Cofre-house, Worcester. Attorney Mr. George Hill Broad-
atreat, Worcester, ..
London, England, 1811-12-25

i rAL tALL

PALMCAYTH, DECtMlitat
Sailed the Speedy packet, for Cadiz ; Marl%rough
packet, fbr Lisbon ; and the Nymph packet, fol the
West Indies.,—Wind

PLYMOUTIt, iIiCEMBiR 234
Arrived the St: FiliPe Josef, M. BANORYO in star,
from Cotunna, with a cargo of wool and nuts for
London ; IN.reta.rosturi of 14 gims, from Liverpool.
Cane up harbour the Mom, of 38 gone, to refit ;
went out of harbour to Cawsand Bay the MALTA.—
Sei!ed the ABERCROMBIE, 74 guns, with a bird con-
voy for Porttmoath ; the ScartitAsus, 38 guns; for
the Lough Swilly station, in lieu Of the unfoitunate
Saldanha, lately lost on that cthist ; -the ELIZA and
JANE tender, for Liverpool. Arrived the Mayflower,
Capt. BOWES, from Quebec, with timber for the Dock-
yard here—tile has been 35 days on her passage.
London, England, 1811-01-09

QUESTION, Or PROXIll&

The LORD CHANCELLOR, in pursuance of
the notice he had given, made a few observations on
this topic. He said that the question of Proxies, was
one of peculiar importance, and (tom what had re-
cently transpired on the subject, required the serious
attention pf their Lordships, and that some decision
should be made upon it. Great stress had been laid
naturally on the ciicumstancesunderwhich theirLord-
shipi had assembled ; and much stress was also laid
upon the circular letter written by the Chancellor to
the Lords, by desire of the House, the better to in-
duce a full attendance. He was desirous of a full
consideration of this subject, and with that view he
would now move, “ That the Report of the Com-
mittee appointed to search for precedents, with respect
to Proxies, be taken into consideration on Friday
next ; Red also, that a copy of the said circular letter
of the Chancellor to the Lords, dated ; ct of Novem-
ber, 1810, sho be laid before the House, unless it
should appe letter be already entered upon
the Journals." Noble and Learned Lord then
adverted to the pt °positions, which he now termally
gave notice lie should submit to the House on Friday
next. They consisted of fin Resolutions, chiefly re-
ferring to points of order, respecting the admission
and eligibility of Proxies in certain case*. His Lord-
ship then read the Resolutions.
A short conversation eaeued, principally touching
the preferehk mode of proceeding with respect to the
proposed discussion, between Earl STANIIOIg, his
Grace of Noneoee, Lord REDiSDALE, ai;d the Noble
Lord on the 'Woolsack. The result was, that the
Lord Chancellor intimated his intention (in conse-
quence of an opinion expressed by Earl Stanhope) of
submitting the whole of his propositions to the House,
before he should urge, the decision upon the first p—
that the circular letter, written by the Lord Chancel-
lor was already upon the Joursrals ; a wish appeared
to be entertained that the document in question should
be printed for the use of the House ; and that the
House was ordered to be summoned for Friday next.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL movedt tbat the
House should adjourn (especially) till teseteelnek on
Thursday.
Earl STAKIOPE expressed hit wish to know the

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• eason for adjontiOnt tsithat rert extraordinary Lour.
Was any secret-proceeding intended?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL ex.plained, that as he
tulaerstood the Commons had adjburned to that day,
before an opportunity could offer for communicating
their lag vote, eIA eatly hour of Meeting was neces-
sary, in older teat some reciprocal arrangement should
be made fur their proceedings on that day, respecting
their joint Votes. (We conclude the Noble Earl al-
luded to the' cominunitations being- made in pursu;
ane.cof the above Resolutions, to the great Personage
in question.) The House then adjourned till Ten
erica on Thursday.
London, England, 1811-01-09

late PArther with the.deceased Sir James
Jai Branscomb, returns his grateful Thanks re' those Friends
who have honoured him' with their commands since he com-
menced business on his own account, at No. 2, CoroblU, near the
M3nsion-house, and No. 18, Coventry-street, Haymarket; and
informs them that his usual success has attended purchasers at
his fortunate Office, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals,
including No. 2188, in Sixteen Sesteenths, the last and eniy
Xsooo Prize shared in the State Lottery—He, with confidence,
recommends the present Scheme of tith State Lotteryto be drawn
in One Day, February 15; • and wishes his Friends to notice the
undermentioned inducements :—The Tickets are cbeapr—there
is the usual amount of Prize hlSney—more Capital Prizes—no
Prize less than £2o—Twenty Thousand different Numbers, and
2,3, or 4 Tickets of different numbers may gain as many .R 211,000
Prizes. Tickets and Shares on Sale by ET rop, 2, Cornhill, near
the Mansion-house; and 18, Coventry-street, Haymarket.
London, England, 1811-01-09

USEFUL MEDICAL BOOKS.

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NEW BOORS on SURGERY, published by J. Callow,
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White Swellings of the Knee, the Caries of-the Joint of the_
Writ, anti other similar Complaints. The whole illustrated by -
-Cases and Engravings, taken from the diseased Part.
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The Second Edition, revised carefully, with some additional
Observations by Thomas Copel;nd, Fellow of the College of
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2. A Treatise on Ruptures ; containing an Anatomical De-
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Lawrence, Member of the Royal College sr Surgeons, and De-
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loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or skew
a rotten and unhealthy app. aranue--this is the more inexcusable,
as the present preparation affords the infallible means of removing
every W•lnish of the enamel, and Is safe in its application, being
imposed of Vegetables.
It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing
away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the
enamel 91the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta-
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6.e; and a certain preventive against this Tooth-ache. No com-
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HEALTH AND I.ONGRVI,I•Y.
:JAMES'S- ANALEPTIC PILLS, which
were contrived by the inventor as a remedy for himself,
and when rest eyed him to art advanced age, are admirably cal-
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the human frame is liable from the viclssitudes of our climate-.
likewise for bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and
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living.
Sold only by F. Newberg and Sons, at the Warehoose for Dr.
Janses.'s Powders, No. 45, S. Pauli Church-yard • and at Dr.
James's late house in Bruton-street, pr:ce Is. 6d. a t3oa, Coutalllo
ing 36 pills, or six in one large box for 1.1.-se. •
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of the principal ingredient-in James's-Poweter, ot. which be
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prepared and sold before he was bort3,llo+l that he "well". tab'
pluytd in any part of the prscess,
London, England, 1811-01-09

HOUSZ 01.1 COMMONS,

Lord' Ctivs and others were directed to inform the
Lords, that the Commons had agreed to the Amend-
bent made by their Lordships •to the Resolution re-
specting
the limitation of Peerages, and to request a'
conference on the subject matter of the Resolutions to
which the Lords came the day before.
Lord ChM soon atter reported that the Conference
had taken place, and that he had desired the concur.
rence of their Lordships.
The Order of. the day for the House resolving itself
into a Committee on the State of the Nation was then
deferred till Friday.
The List of the defaulters was then called over,
among whom were—
bord J. Campbell, W. J. Hop*, 0. Macpherson Grant, Mr.
O'Nea, Mr. Cragg, Right Hou. Patrick Duigonan, D. La ouche,
Sir 1. Stewart, R. Shaw, Right Hon. 1. Poster, General Alex.
Campbell.
A Message from the Lords was then received, de-
siring a Conference on the subject matter of the last
Conference.

Lord Cuvz reported, that the Lords had agreed
to theßesolutiod for appointing Persons to attend the
Prince of Wales with the Address of both Houses,
and had accordingly appointed, on their part, the
Lord• President and Lord Privy Seal, and desired that
dui Commons would name a proportionable number
of their Members—and that they had also agreed to
the Resolution concerning the Address to her Majesty.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved,
that the following Persons do accompany the Lords
President and Privy Seal, and attend the Prince of
Wales with the Addrcss, viz.—Mr. Perceval, Mr.
Ryder, Mt. R. Dundas, and the Master of the Rolls ;
and that the following Persons do attend her Majesty
on the part of the Commons, viz.—Lord J. Thynne,
Lord Clive, Lord Palmerston, and Col. Desborough.
Adjourne4 till Thursday.
London, England, 1811-01-09

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This day was published,
•In Bvo. price IRs- boards, the Second Eclitiod corrected and
'improved, of
AN INTRODUCTION to• the THEORY and
PRAC (ICE. of PLAIN and SPHERICAL TRIGONO-
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' and uu Nautical Astronomy.
• By THOMAS • •
• Private Teacher of Mathematics.
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that

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thy' ;Pe 1 iekets and Shares of the ISI.PY 51411 LOT-
Taßlt eke on tale at their Offices .• '•• • " •
Igo. 11, Pfl I. Tli , " I
No. IS, CHARIbiG-CROSS, and
f 4.. Si, ALDGA TE HIGH STREET.
T)sis Lottery contains mil/ t 3 „spa 'tickets, being the smallest
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accurate thail eenl4 wish. The Trench have
Dantzic nearly 60,00, and at Stettin about 16,000,
Altogether, their force cannot be estimated at less
than 150,000. This number includes a eoptingent
,which, it is said, the Emperor of Austria has entered
into a Secret Treaty to contribute. On the whole
view 7re may look with some degree of certainty to
a war, and that Perhaps at a short disiante. Some
persons alsert that it cannot begin before 4pring.
It is said to be the intention of Bonaparte Ro erect
Poland into a distinct kingdoin for Marat, who will
give up Naples.
London, England, 1811-10-10

This day weto published,
In one vol. Soo. prim 121. boards, the Second Edition, much
eularg4, of
PRINCIPLES of MIDWIFERY; inclu-
ding the Diseases of Women and Children.
Ily JOHN BURNS,
Lecturer of Midwifery, and Mtniber of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, Glasgow.
'Printed for Longman: Hulse, Kees, Omar, and Brawn. Pats-
enattleruW, Lotleo.).
whom may be had, by tiv! same Author,
I: Popular Threctiwis for the 'll.:•atstitnt of the Diseases of
Women and Children,in Sao. price o'. boards.
2. Observations on Abortion, secund edition, price Js boards.
London, England, 1811-10-10

ANHOLT M4/L.

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IMTERSBUGH; AUGUST 7.
In consequence of the melancholy statement made
by Mi. Krusenstern, in his travels' round the woad,
,F?garding the condition of Kamptschatkb the Em-
Beror.has found it necessary to appoint a Committee,
which is to repair to the said Province, and examine
in bow far this statement is grounded on fact. Mr.
Krusenstern has had the satisfaction of being appoint-
ed one of the Members Of this Committee, mid of
finding the proposals laid by him bet-ore the Emperor,
concern.ng the improving of that country, graciously
acceded to.
BUCIIATLEST, AUGUST '29.
According to the latest accounts from Crajovas of
the 23d inst. Sercsty Ismael Bey, and Kora Osman
Oglu, 'were at Lo.m, with a corps of above.4o,ooo
men, of w 1 om about 15,000 bad already pastrd to
"allachian -
London, England, 1811-03-04

VIENNA,-PERbARY 9.

Except some affairs at the out-posts, nothing of
cor.sequence, has taken place between the Russian and
Turk armies. Notwithstanding the rumours of
"owlets
which prevail, the Porte has given the strictest
owlets 'wall the Pachas to be ready with their con-
tingent it, commence the campaign in the spring, so
Wiicw as.ctie season would allopr. •

T THE LVENING STAR.

LONDON.

is ~Risk sad File Min" is Informed that we cannot insert ae-
giunts el c'etu us Martial on anonymous authority.

MONDAY, MARCH 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAV AT ONE OCIC*
s per Cent. Coax. Monti; tisfe—fitr account. 651 66.
Reduces& 651 66- -4 per Cont. shut 5 per Cent. Navy 971{,
MI. I it. to t's. prern.—Bondt, 255.4

• wiNDsoR CASTLE, MARCH 2.•
" His MAJESTY goes on well."
(Signed by the five Physicians:)
WINDSOR.CASTLE, MARCH S.
" His MAJESTY remains in the same state in which
be has been during the last few diys." (Signed)
"H. HALF ultD, W. illtlittlDEN, R. WILLIS."
• WiNDIOR.CASTLE, mancn 4.
" His MAJESTY is going on well. (Signed)
"H. HALI)RD, W. HEBERDEN, R. WILLIS."

The accounts from Lisbon, to which we alluded
on Saturday, hive since given rise to a report- that
intelligence has actually been received of the retreat
of MassaNa. No such intelligence, however, has
reached this country. There are accounts in town
from Lisbon, received through Guernsec to the nth,'
end direct, by the Charlotte, of the 18th' ult. and by
the ROYAL GLO3G4 which reached the Downs on
Friday night, of the 19th, but none of them spec'.: of
the enemy having commenced his retrcat. The ge•
nerd complexion of all the accounts chews that the
French are exposed to great dirliculties, the natural
consequence of his protracted occupation of the same
groulid, and the sick in the hospitals of Santarem,
where the magnificent convents are converted into
receptacles for the infirm, is stated higher than ten
thousand. Up to the I9th there had been no move.
mane of any consequence on either side. Frequent
skirmishing had taken place, and a general battle was
London, England, 1811-03-04

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 21.
Majesty presided on Tuesday at the Council of
State, and at a Council of the Ministers yesterday.
Frs. 2g.—His Majesty; accompanied by the Em-
press, took tht: diversion of hunting yesterday in the
wood of Boulogne.
The, American galliot Susan and Emmeline, 160
tons burden, laden with cotton and staves from Phi-
ladelphia,' arrived iu the basin of Arracton, in the
harbour of La "l'este' nn the 11th of February.
We hear from St. Melo, that on the 11th inst. the
Juno' privateer brought into that port an English
three-masted vessel irorn Jamaica, of 390 tons bur-
den. This vessel, which is coppered, and carries 12
guns, was captured at noon on the 9th inst.
The Military Commission at Dijon has passed
sentence nf death on two Spanish prisoners, convic-
ted of having stabbed a French soldier, who was going
borne.
A. fellow who had been condemned .to eight years
imprisonment in irons, but who contrived to escape,
was arrested yesterday in the street La Mortelliere,
at 'the very instant he was committing a burglary.—
He was decorated with the star of the Legion of Ho-
ubur, which he had no right to wear. •
RENNES, FEBRUARY 16.
There is hardly a day in which 50 or 60 prisoners,
coming from England, and who have been landed at
Morlaix, do nut pass through this town. The in-
habitants emulate each other in giving them succour,
and enabling them to forget the hardships they have
endured.
NAPLES, FEBRUARY 6.
The Electoral Colleges have been convoked to
&time the Members of the National Parliament, in
conlormity with the constitution of the kingdom. The
Session will commence on the 10th of next month.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JANUARY 19.
: The Grand Seignior has lately given permission
for the exportation of grain to the lonian Islands.
The Grand Vizier has been indisposed for some
time ; his health has been injured by the continual fa-
tigues of the campaign. He is, however,-getting bet-
ter. He would have come to Constantinople, if his
presence was not indispensible at the camp.
The greatest activity prevails in our arsenal and
docks. It is supposed that the Black Sea fleet will
be increased by one-third against the beginning of
spring. A prohibition was issued against speaking
of peace in the coffee-houses, the walks, or other pub-
lic places We are all for war here.
HERMANSTADT. JANUARY 22.
Nothing certain is known respecting the negocia-
tions for peace between the Russians and Turks. All
the reports are contradictory ; the news of one day is
belied by that of the rest.
The fate of Servia- will be soon decided. Several
Russian corps from Wallachia are on their march
thither. It is reported that Georges Petrowitz has
declared that he had no occasion for troops at Bel.
grade ; that the enemy was not there, but at Nissa,
and on the banks of the Drina.
It is said that the Russians have nurnitons parti-
sans in Servia, who are desirous that that province
should put itself under the protection of the Emperor
Alexander.
London, England, 1811-03-04

MI

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.••. • .HOILOWA r WATER—WORKS. .
NV
E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that a Special 1
GENERAL MELTING of the PROPRIETORS will
beheld .t HIGIIDUILT-14.1t N, Islington, on Monday, the Ibtit
day of March instant, at Three o'Clact in the Afternoon pre-
?. ciwaly, to take into consideration the propriety of declaring such
! Shares, on which the several installments shall not then have been.
paid, in conformity to the Act of Parliamertt for carrying on the
} „odd Weeks, to be forfeited, and to declare the same forfeited ac-
• cord:ngly ; and to elect a Dieector in the name of one who has
resigned. DENTON and BARKER, Solicitors,
March 4, tell. N0..13, Gray',Atin-square.
London, England, 1811-09-03

TH E EV EN I N 6 STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S.

OF STOCKS THIS t)AY AT (MR O'CLOCK.
prr Ct. Cons. for mosey 64—Ditto for account 'Hit
s per Cent. Reduced 44;11—Navy 3 per Cent PS
4 per Cent. BOlT—Bonds tits. pre.—Onsniton
Bach. Bills (3d.) par to Ss. pre.—Ditto (3}d.) 41. 54. prase.

" WINTOBOft CASTLE. SEPT. S.
/4 His MAJESTY has passed a sleepless night, and
is not quite so well this morning. (Signed)
" H. lULPORD. " W. HEISERDEN. " R. WILLIS.H

This morning Government received dispatches
from Lord WELLitsorow, dated on the 15th ult. from
Fuente-Gomoaldo. Thi► place is in the immediate
neighbourhood of Ciudad Rodrigo, and it was sup.
posed that his Lordship intended to undertake the
siege in person, of that importantfortress. The dis.
patches do not tontain any fact of importance.

Lisbon Papers to the 19th ult. were also received
in Town this morning, from which we make the
following extracts, as conveying the most recent
intelligence from our Army in the Peninsula :
London, England, 1811-09-03

PROMO rioNs.

The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. George Know.
Hyde, M. A. to the Rectory of Hope Mansell, vacant by ....I
death of the Rev. Howson Renton.
The Rev. Charles Swan, M.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
►ridge, and Rector of Redtingtmt, to Rutland, has been press:,,e..
by the Lord Chancellor to the living of Edmon:tiorpe, Lei:ester
shire, void by the promotion et the Rev. M. Surtees.

MARRIED.
On the 20th ult. at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, the Rey
Joshua D'Arcy, Rector of Larkagh, •n the Umcese or her.!si T, to
Sarah, eldest daughter of the laze Captaia Fleming, of Il.turstage,
in said county..

DIED.
Thursday, Mrs. Le Merchant, wife of Colonel I.e Merchant,
Llentesent-Governor of the Acival Military Ci)llege, Mark) v
At Domfries, on the 14th ult. Mr. John Ferrel., cork-carte,
aged 24. He was found dead In one of the workshops shaft:,
after he had taken breakfast, and without having previoualy
nlfesred any symptoms of indisposatioa.
At Bodine. In Skye, Dr. William M*Leed, elf Luskintyre.
Friday, at Edmonton, in the i7tb year of his age, John Cr1:10?
Esq. of Doctors' Commons, Marshal of the High Court o: As--
miralty of England.

TO-MORROW.
Sunrises I Sun 44.09 I Maori-es.
17 minutes after S 49 ini2utes after 4 S minutes due 7

MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
..... . 9 minutes after S
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.29 asi

LONDON t Primal and pubbehtel by LavatAbere. at No.
Cbencery-lane. and v the /Ate, Tames Su.
London, England, 1811-12-14

A.
DVARTAGES of prompt Ptyment verified,
and a further Reduction in Prices —The following are the
Ready-money Prices at GIBBONS's Fashionable Apparel Ware-
houses. No. 183, Fleet-street, near Fetter-lane :
Very best Spanish Wool Superfine - 4'. a. d.
Cloth Coats • - • 3 6 0
Ditto British Wool - - a . 1.30 0
Good Second Cloth Coats - - •. 1 ./6 0
Very best Superfine Kerseymere Breeches - •1• 4‘ 0
Ditto amble-milled - - - 1 10 0
/lest Double-twilled Cord - - 0 la • o
I.adkro Riding-habits,Gentleteen and Ladies' Giest-ectuk itid
all other articles, in the above branches, on similar terms. 'lllB
best workmen are employed. and the fashion, cloth, and Mite-
vials cannot be exceeded. It may be uecessAry to observe, 'no
Garments are telpt ready-made.

This day were published, .11
• Complete in one Volume 18mo. price its.
TABLES. fly the late Mr.
• Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinpois ; J. *siker, W.
Lowndes, Wilkie and Robinson, Seitcherd 'and Litterman,
H. D. Symonds, J. Parker, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,
and Brown; Crosby and Co.; C. I.aw ; Darron and Harvey;
Cadell and Davies • E. Jeffery; Pose and Willistns; T. Boosey;
W. Stewart ; U. Davies;
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Of whom may be had, lately published, •
The above Work, finely printtd on foolseape tivo. with 69 beau-
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London, England, 1811-12-14


VALYA;ILE EStATES.w-SOMBASETSIIIIRL
'THE MANOR. of WALTON, with the Mansion
.s• House. Castle, Advowson, ,and upwards.of 1,100 Acres
surrounding the sane, will be SOLD by AUCTION at the White
Part, Bath, on Friday, the 24th Instant, at twelve o'clock, (anloss
previou•ly disposed of by private Cow nct),
Particulars maybe kad of Mr. 'I rad*, Solicitor, Lincoln's-
It n-Fields, Who is asrlatnize,d to ;treat for the Bale by pi ivatp
Contr let.
London, England, 1811-12-14

SY HS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT'S
. PATENI'.
.1.11.1 AAGOTIC WARM and COLD BATHS,
calculated and recommended for the use of Hospitals,
Public Institutions, Heels, and Private Familie4, may be made
to any promised size or dimensions, and heated when required
in a very short time. 1 hey are also matte portable for the pur-
Tose of a speedy application in exigent cases, tinder 'the direction
of Medical' qentiemenv in the inuntaliatc :apartments of their
partitular patients.
- These Baths are manufactured only'ist OM Patentees, Arm-
strong and Volkard, 76, Graz Queen-street, Lincoln.-inn-fields,
next door to Newcastle House (Manufactory opposite), where
they, and improved Vapotir and bbower Baths, may be seen in
yar4ty and ready for use.

' ADDRESS TO INVALIDS VISITING -BATH.
thtte are many persons in the middle•sphere of
life who are deprived of the advantages they may derive
fibm the Bath Waters, on account of the many incidental ex-
pences, Dr. WILKINSON begs leave to submit to tisem the fol-
lowing plats, which, from'being Preprietorof the Kingston Baths,
he is enabled to submit to their attention
For medical superintendance at his own house, the nee of the
Hot, Tepid and Shower Baths, wet or dry pumping, drinking
the waters, Btr..--all Included in one guinea per week.
Dr. Wilkiltson's Analysis of all the Warns Springs of fath,
may be had of Crosby, Bookseller, Loudon • and of the Printers,
Bath and Bristol, price 41. To which are subjoined, Observation;
en the Causes and Treatment of all Affections of the Spine.
4

ANIMALS OF THE FORMER WORLD.
This day was poblished,priee £3. 186.6 d. the third and concluding
Volume of
THE ORGANIC REMAINS of the FORMER
WOR tat, containing the Remains of Insects, Sheila, Am-
phibia, L.and-Anintals, &c. With twenty-three coloured Plates,
represegieg nearly 400 Fossil Specimens.
By JAMES P.IRKINSON. •
Published by Sikrwood, Neely and Jones, Nornayille and Fell,
I. Marry, White and Co. W. Phillips, T. Bonier, J. Asperne,
Richardsons, A. and J. Arch, BLck, Parry and Kingsbury, and
Lachington„ Allen and Co.
Where nity be had, the' first volume, price £3..31:, thiaecond,
volio le, price 62. Its. 6d., or the Wor complete, prke-selh ss. ;
nod the other Publications of the sable Author.
London, England, 1811-10-26

LAYBACH, SEPTEMBER tB.

His Excellency the Governor-General left this
place this morning, in order to make a tour of inspec-
tion of the Illyrian coast from Fiume to the frontiers
of Turkish Albania.

We begin alreatly to be sensible of the happy
effects of the measures taken by the Government to
extend. to the Illyrian provinces a participation of
the benefits of vaccination.
A Desiree of the 17th of this month has just been
published for organising the posts of our provinces;
conformably to the laws of the French empire.

ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPT. 30.
According to intelligence received from our
squadron in the Black Sea, tkhe Turkish fleet has
not yet quitted Bujukdere. Our vice-Admiral Gall
has taken a Turkith 40 gun frigate, called Magubel.
subehan, and a corvette of 24 guns, named Schagin
de Reia.
London, England, 1811-10-26

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, OCT. 16.
It is thought that the Emperor will visit the Grand
Duchy of Berg, after he leaves Holland. The Mi-
nister of that Duchy, the Senator Count Rcederer, is
to set out for Dusseldorf, in order to wait his Ma-
jesty's arrival there.
By a decree, dated Antwerp, October the Ist, his
Excellency Baron Serra, Minister Plenipotentiary of
1 his Majesty the Emperor, to the King of Wirtem-
berg, has been appointed his Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Saxony.
The Goldsmith Berta, and the Tailor Paxmagean,
who had been convicted of altering the coin and cir-
. culating their base money, this day suffered death in
the Place de Crew, to which punishment they had
been the day before yesterday condemned I.y the Spe-
I cial Court of Paris.
On the 10th of this month, travellers observed,
on the road from Angouleme to Bourdeaux, a ball
of fire, the blaze of which resembled the blaze of a
bomb at the moment of its explosion. As it ap.
proached the earth, this meteor, before it disappear-
ed, spread around so brilliant a light that it might
have been seen at a great distance.—(Jowraal de PEn-
htire. Olt. 17.)
London, England, 1811-10-26

NEW EDI I'ION, ILLUsTRA I'ED WITH CASES.
'lbis day was published, prier ss.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE-
Ll DIsEASE, describing the Nature, Symptoms, and
Cure of that Dl•order, and others driaing from or connected with
it, with some Observations on Onanism, and the unliapPiDiscases
of Youth. By M. CA I'ON, Surgeon.
I.ate of St. Thomas's and Guy's.liospitah.
Printed for S. 'Highley, 24, Fleet-street; and Sherwood, Neely,
and Jones, Paternoster-row, London; and the Author, No. 10,
Stanhope-street, Newcastle-Street, Strand.
London, England, 1811-10-26

1 his day was published, ,
in folio, price La. 12,. 6d. coloured, or 'Ct.]] s. id. plain,
NATOMICO CHIRURGICAL VIEWS
.of
the MALE and I EMALF. PELVIS and their Contents,
the Muscles of the Perineum as they appear upon dissection and
the external Organs of Generation in both Subjects, c.msisting of
eight high.y finished Plates the size of Nature ant the same
number of outlines, with appropriate explanations and refet axe*
to the parts.
By . JOHN JAMES WATT, Surgeon.
Printed for Samuel Highley, Fleet-street ; J. Murray,
Fleet-street ; J. Callow,- Crown-court, Soho; E. Cox, St. Tho-
mail's-street, Borough; and T. Underwood, West Stnithfi:td.
London, England, 1811-10-26

FAMILY QUARRELS!!!
This day was published, in 9 Vols. price I ss.boards, by I. DIAN,
Nu 7, Wardour-street,
T'AMILY QUARRELS ; a Novel. From the Ger-
man of LA FONTAINE. Also, Miscellaneous Questions
on Hinton and Chronology, with a sketch of the. State of the
World before the coming of CHRIST, Ftc.price Is. 64.
The Art of Money Getting, price ls.
Joe Miller's Jests, price Li. 6d.

NEW TRAVELS FROM PRANCE THROUGHLITALY,
TO GREECE, PALES TINE, &c.
This day were published, elegantly printed in Two Vols. Ivo.
price 945. bnartis,
1 RAVELS in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and
Barbary, during the years 1606 and 1807.
By F. A. DE CHA'I EAUBRIAND,
Author of Atata, the Spirit of Christianky, icc. &c.
Translated from the French.
London : Printed and sold by B. Coihurn, Public Library,
10, Conduit street; Anderson, Edinburgh; Cumming, Dublin;
and all Booksellers.
London, England, 1811-09-04

CORRA LINN-A

lIT )•ak MATIM

When i was Lu: en bonny Clyde,

It was a joyfe dale to me—
My lover smiling by my side,
And his sweet bairn upon my knee!
We rov'd about yon castle wa,
We gather'd Bow'rs at Corm Linn,
Delighted wi' the water fe,
Yet wond'ring at the rumbling die!
But never 'stair will bonny Clyde,
Nor Corra I.inn hee charms fel- me;
For Death has plerc'd N true-love's aide,
And in his death my fate I see !

The answer to the inquiries at Kensington Palace,
yesterday, respecting the Mire of Sussex, was, that
his Royal Highness was much better.
The paragraph in some of the papers, stating that
the whole of the KING'S rooms and furniture were
stuffed and madded, and that the floors of the rooms
were covered with cork, to prevent his doing himself
injury, was totally ,void of foundation. The KING
has only occupied three rooms during his violent at-
tacks, viz. a bed-room, dressing-room, and a room
adjoining, called the Blue-room, from the ornaments
and furniture beinx blue.
It is said that Colonel WARDLIC wiU not again
be returned for Okehampton.
Sir SANILIRL ROMILLY is expected to offer himself
as a candidate fur Middlesex.
Mr. GRANT has been on a visit for some days
canvassing at Grimsby, but his expectations not
being realized, it is Understood that he will not offer
himself as a candidate.
Tua SIEGE AND NAVAL ENGAGESIINT.—We have
not for a considerable time seen such rim* yet in-
genious little works as Mr. NAWTON'S SIEGE and
NAVAL ENGAGEMINT. They are calculated at once
to improve the memory and recreate the mind. They
combine a code of calculation which will be found
equ.slly useful to the tyro either in naval or military
studies, and serve the auxiliary purpose of amusement
with inctruction.—Naval and Military Academies
will be served at the wholesale prices, by applying to
J. BUCKLAND, No. 23, Brook-street, Holborn.
Tux Comm—The Comet observed last Spring in
France, was also seen to the Eastward of the Cape of
Goiod Hope, and is the Southern Hemisphere, by the
fleet lately arrived from China. It &it appeared to
them about the end of March, or btginning of April,
in lat. 20. S. and long. 80. E. or thereabouts, and
continued visible until their arrival at St. Helens, in
the latter end of May, when it had approached the
sun so much as to set before the termination of the
twilight. From its position, they inferred that it
must have been equally visible here as it was to them.
We hear that a question of some importance is
about to be discussed in Parliament :—A Gestleinan

has been imprisoned in Guernsey for having 44 gui-
neas in his possession, which were obliged to be taken
at €1 Ss. each, being the currency of that island, the
Gentleman having preferred Bank of England noes,
but owing to the stopping of the Oinks theie was
none to be had, with which, guineas be was about to
sail to England in the Governor's cutter Mary, Capt.
' Wane ; tbt gnineas being seized, he has complained,
of this, it against the right of a British subject.
•• . .
•
London, England, 1811-01-07

E4S2:M4DI4 .110 VIS, Jasmary 2, tail.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 11111171 W
COMPANT of MIXCHANTS f INGLAND, Marl'
aAs JUST INDUS, do An ray pies note",
That they will be ready to receive proposals, in writing, on or
lisitre Wednesday the 16th instant, from any persons who may
bo writing to lir on freight (o the Company, a good Copper-
.borthried Ship, of.from /200 to 1.190 toys burthen, new build-
ing at lirombay, to bring a Cargo from the port of -Calcutta, on
the Company. account. •
The Tenders, with the words " Ship 'railer" on the cover,
to be severally sealed op, and left With Lhe Secretary, at er be..
ton twelve e'eibdi at aeon, at the mid 184 t, *taw, beyond.
which hour the Court will sot rerelerany Tender.
WILLIAM B.fms,fr, Sorter,.
The particulars of the terms and conditions on which the Ship
will be engaged on the 'Company's service, may be seen, upon ap-
plication to Mr. John Morice, Cleit-to the Committee of Ship-
ping, on or after Friday nest the 4th instant.

.EAST INDIA NOMA, Janesary2, Intl.
THE COURT of DIRECIVRS 'of the UNITED
CaMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, t►,odiol
to the EAST INDIES, de Iserehy give Nosier,
That the size of the Ships which the Court have given Notice
in tiler Advertisement of the Mit ultimo, to receive Tenders on
the 16th instant, is altered so its to extend to Ships of tie burden
of from 450 to 900 Ton&
•WILLIAIif LcipAr,Setretz-3..