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London, England, 1811-07-31

UPHOLSTERY.
MODEIN Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture
.I.vX Ware-rooms, Nos 16 and 17, CAhertne-street,Strand, by
MOE (lAN and 8 ANDF.RS, for their Patent Sofa Beds, Chair
Beds, Imperhil Dining Table., Pottuhle Chain, the Patent Tra-
falgar Si hoard, Dining Tables, (in Ns different owe, in
Boris) the pfent Brase•erew Bedsteads, with Furniture and
ding esenpWeitboosuierantt Bedo.with weer/ snide of the
modern taste, for the furnish log atheneum complete. Army
Navy Equipage and articles. for all foreign climates, en more oew
principle. and superior to all others.
N. B. Families furnishing Houses, Ste. can be eupplled In a few
Bows, wiih every article of Furniture to any gaunt, and of the
were htmt manufactory and materials.

Next week will bepubilshed,
TE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER IL
1809.—Contents. Hlstoryof Europe, Append': of State
Parks and other public, Documents' Chronicle of remarkable
Events, public financial Accounts of Great Britain and Ireland,
state of the University of Oxford, Review of Science, Acenent
el the useful Arts Meteoro!)gy, &c. List a Patents, State of
Criticism, orient:l Poetry including tht Vision of Don Roderick.

By Mr. WALTER scow.

And the Bridal of Fernandez, by Mr SOUTHEY, &e. &e.
Priated for Jahn Uallantyne and Co. Edinburgh ; and Long•
man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Jahn Murray, and Robert
&holey, London.—Of whom may be bad, •
The Register.for 1808, in t volumes, price XI 4s. boards.

•QUINCY'S LEXICON MEDICUM. •
This day was published. in one large Vol. Bvo. price las. bdi.
A NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY ; contain=
•i 1 ing an explanation of the Terms in Anatomy, Physiology.,
practice of Physic, Materla Medica, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Sur-
gery, Midwifery, and Ve various Branches of Natural Phtloito-
phy connected with Medicine. Selected, arranged, and compiled
from the best Authors.
Py ROBERT lIOOPER, M.D.
Of the University of Oxford, 'att.d the Royal College of Pflysicians
of London, Physician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, &c.
Printed for Lottgntan, Hurst, Rees, Orrne and Brawn ; Cadell
and Davies, J. Murray, Scatcherd and Lett.:rman J. Cuthell, J.
Highley, J. Callow, Cox, T. Underwood, and Gale and Curtis.
London, England, 1811-07-31

.LAW INTILLICENtE.'

COUIT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY St
MELLISII V. SILL.
This was an action upon a policy of insnranti on
the Frow Allida, from London to Gottenburgh, or
any port or ports in the Baltic. The insurance was
at twelve guineas per cent. The ship sailed from the
6th to the 18th of August, and was captured on the
15th er 16th of November. She was seen at Got-
tenburgh on the Ist of October, and lay nine days off
Swinepund.
The defence on the part of the underwriter was
unnecessary delay ; but Lord Eumnonoucm held,
that there mast be satisfactory proof that there existed
such a delay as amounted virtually to a deviationor
to a conducement to the asgured's own loss. Nnne of
the crew had been called to shew this ; and the de-
fendant had it in his power to have delayed the trial
if it could have been shewn ; or if there was any fraud
suspected, the Court of Equity was open tp examine
the parties upon oath. The present voyage was in its i
nature attended with protraction, and against the
risque of that the underwriter insured.
Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £2OO.
* lIELLIsII V. ALLNUTT.—MI.LLISII V. LARKIN.
The verdicts in these cases followed that of the first.
MELLISH V. ALLNUTT.
, This was on the ship Suwarroff, loaded at Chris-
tiansand, but insured at and from Gottenburgh; and
in this it was agreed that a special verdict should be
taken, the point being exactly similar to that in Alde-
bert v. Bourdillion.
London, England, 1811-12-16

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MONEY.
NOBLEMEN, Centlemen, &c. are respectfully
informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
arnoant, on Nuns equal to mortgage, stared on Freehuld, Copy-
hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Martina
Settlements, Wnlows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any
other property. Personi oi respectability may be supplied un their
pitsntial security only. Gentlemen will find eirery liberal accom-
modation, without delay. Application front twelfe to two, or
(postvaiti) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49,
South-street. Berkely-sqintre.
London, England, 1811-12-16

YARTAOU'IH, DEC. 13.

Arrived, the REGutus, 4-1, guns, from Leith; the
XITE sloop, from Flushing ; and the Atasx, from
the Baltic; with dispatches and letters-from the Fleet.
sailed, the Maim, 38, for Flushing ; and the ACUTE,
on a cruize. Remain with the above the Solebay and
Locust.—Wind W.S.W. •
London, England, 1811-12-16

WEYMOUTH, DEC. 14.

Put into our Roads yesterday, a large Convoy to
Lisboa. Some of the seamen who came on shot
from the fk.et, report, that six privateers came into
the fleet after they sailed, and they are fearful that
they took tour or live sail, as that number are missing ;
one of them a large ship belonging to Plymouth.—
The convoy saik again this morning with a fine breeze
at north. Three huge luggers sailed from Cherburgh
the 10th inst. in the direction of Portland.
London, England, 1811-12-16

w
TKE ARMY.", .

.4.11 J:

Lieubmant-Colonel Rowan, of the Royal tngi-
Beers, is appointed Deputy Itiskectot-General of For-
tifications, *ice tolijor-General FYIIRso who goes com-
manding Rafai Engineer:, toireland. Majot-General
risuzit, commanding Royal Engmeer in 'lreland, re-
lieves Major-General Evaptutt,. -commanding -Royal
engineer at Portsmouth, who, limn bengthorservace,
is allowed to retire.
Friday upwards of twenty Sue young men, volun,
tilers from die Forfar Militia, to the 91st Regiment,
sailed fiem Miller's Wharf on board the Tay Com-
pany's smack !Defiance, JouN \Vanes, for Dundee,
on forlough,preeiotts to joining that gallant regiment.

The First BitMEM of the First Regiment of Foot.
Guards will proceed immediately to Portugal, there
to be joined by the Third Battalion of the 'Any corps
from Cadiz; which will again complete that brigade
to highly' distinguished for its conduct in' the North
under Sir JOUN MGOILE.

The depot of the 29th Regiment, which was sta-
tioned at Hailsham, left that place on Pride', to join
iegiment at Steyning.
Tie inhabitants of Lewes behaved in the most gt.
nerous and hospitable manner to the remains of the
85th Regiment, which marched through that town
on Monday last for. Brahourne Lees barracks ; be-
sides treating them with spirits, strong beer, &c. they
raised a considerable sum of mimey by subscription,
for the benefit of their wives and children.

NAVAL INTEL;JGENCE, ,

SAFE TY OF THE TALBOT.

" Dublin, December 1!.

4g We have great pleasure in stating, that the
TALBOT sloop of war, for which So much apprehen-
sion was entertained, arrived in Loughswilly on
Tuesday morning last. The above intelligence was
received this day by Government, in a letter from
the Collector of Derry."

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 14.

The BULWARK, 74, is commissioned by Captain
Bnowx, of the VENcera—his Officers and men are
turned ovc-r to her. The CAMBRIAN frigate is paid
off and laid up in Ordinary. The Aanow schooner
went out of harbour, after refitting and repairs. No
arrivals or sailing of any vessels today whatever.
London, England, 1811-10-24


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' AMERICA.

.."7". UN"--
•
PRIVATE I ETTER.
" Mowrs-Vteso, Ivr,r Jr.
" Matters are not by any means adjusted satisfac-
torily in this gtx‘og.,the world, but the present situa-
tion Of EnglaP •fire Spanish Government leads
us to conclude, that British subjects will be allowed a
right of residence and mercantile operations in those
colonies, particularly as we have just received Intelli-
gence that our Cabinet has appointed Mr. Staples
Consul General of Buenos Ay: ^s and its dependencies.
The Buenos Ayres troops have in their .power all the
extent of coast on the rivers Uraguay and Parana.—
The Montevideans have the uncontrulable sway of
the waters of those rivers, and of La Plata, and the
fear entertained prevents any supplies being sent to
either town.
'4 it is impossible to convey to you an adequate
• idea of the miseries at this moment existing in thhl,
place, cooped up and hemmed in on all sides by
besieging army without fresh meat, or vegetables,
. baying little corn, and firing on salt beef and,biscuit.
A few days ago the public mind was agreeably re-
' lievectby the arrival of news, that the Duke del Parquet
might be hourly expected to take upon him rtre-cotri
turd of this province, in the lieu of the man who at
present so unworthily exercises the Vice-Regal func-
tions ; also,.that the Portuguese troops to the trumber
of 4000 were already actually on their march to assist
this Governm.nt in defending the rights of Ferdinand
VII. What effect this unexpected succour to the Mon-
tevideans may have in the Buenos Ayres Government
I cannt yet determine."
Extract of a letter received from Buenos Ayres,
dated 6th of August, written by a public Officer at-
tached to the Revolutionary patty •
44 Monte Video is so hard pressed, and so powerful
are the measures adopted against it by this Govern-
ment, that it is impossible it should hold out for a
longer period than a month from the present time."

PORTUGME SUFFERERS.
London, England, 1811-10-24

!NAVAL INTELLIGENCI.

, 4 •irALmovra, OCTOBER 11.
Arrived the Amelia picket with a mail from Malta,
and the Nocton packet, also with a mail from Malta ;
both packets are last froin from Whence
they sailed only seven days ago. Sailed the Venus
and Bee transports for Portitfunith. The outwird-
bound packets, With Mails, still remain wind-bound.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER. Et.
The MENRLAUS frigate went out of the Sound to
Cawsancletay last evening, and will sail for Sicily as
soon as the wind becomes fair. The SAN Joser, of
112 guns, la RHIN frigate, and nauicriaras sloop, all
went out' of harbour this afternoon ; the first to Caw-
iand Bay, and the two litter to the Sound. The
*flares, 18 guns, sailed this afternoon on a cruize.
MALTA, 80 guns, is ordered to get her full com-
plement of men on board, by or before the 10th of
beat month.—Wind
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 23.
Arrived, his Majesty's ship CYANE, with a convoy
of transports, &c. from the Mediterranean :—they
laded from Gibraltar the 6th inst.—they are how ha•
der quarantine.—Among the transports arrived are
the following : Alfred, British isle, Robert, Benja-
-1 min Shaw, London, Duchess of Bedford, Mary, Ex-
pedition, Ruby, Friends, Trent, Peace, Adventure,
Dedalus, and the William.—When they sailed from
Gibraltar, they were 36 sail in company, but parted
in a gale the 18th instant, in lat. 47. 10. long. 7.40.
Sailed, his Majesty's ships DEXTEROUS, THRACIAN,
and ZEPHYR.
DEAL, OCTOBER 23.

Arrived, the INTELLIGENT, with a convoy from
:he westward, And several ships from the River; and
remain, with his Majesty's ships, and a large fleet of
London, England, 1811-09-06

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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES.

DRDCLUTTERBUCK, Member of the Royal
.
College of Physicians, and Senior Physician to the General
trs-ensaryi wig begin his AUTUMNAL COURSE of I.F.C-
TURES,on the THEORY and PR AC I'ICE of PHYSIC, MA-
TERIA MEDICA, and CHEMISTRY, on Monday, the '7th of
October, at ten o'clock in the Morning, at his House, No. 1,
Crescent, New Bridge-stiect, where Wither particulars may be
fad.

GLOUCESTER MUSIC NIEE ONG, 1811.
srzwattos:
Right Honourable Lord RYDEbDALE,
JOON PAUL PAUL, Eiq.
Tuomas Ss(' rit, Esq.
The Very Rev. the DeAN of GLOUCESTER,
Rue. Mr. LYSONS,
Rev. Mr. CLU rT to DUCK.
'THE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS of
OUCESUER, WORCESTER, and HT.REFORD, for
the BeneE. ut the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of the POOR
(o -r at Gloucester on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, September 10, 11, aiiit
38,
At the Cathedral, on Tuesday Morninz, a SERMON will! be
preached by the Rev. Mr. Ey SONS, Rector of Rodroarton. In the
course of the Service will be performed Overture, Esther—Der-
gingen Te Deem—Anthem, " 1,•31t to thou hast been our Refuge,"
with the Duet, " Here shall stet Charier," and Handel's Corte.
sation Anthem. in the Evening at the Buothall, a Grand Mis-
cellaneous Concert.
On Wednesday Morning, at the Cathedral.
A GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC,
From the Works of Handel, Haydn, &c.

k the Evening, at the Boothall, a Grand Mi;cetianeous Concert.
On '1 hutsday Morn'og. at the Cathedral,
THE. MESSIAH.

b the Evening, at the Boothall, a Grand Miscellaneous Concert.
Principal Vocal Pertormei :
Madame CATALANI,
Mrs. VAUGHAN, Miss FANNY ROSS MELVILLE,
!Waster HOWES, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr VAUGHAN,
Mr. GOSS, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Principal Instrumental Ptrfurmtra:
Leader of the Band, Mr. F. CRAMER.

!Messrs. Marshall, G.- R. Ashley, Griesbach, Mahon, Nick■,
Holmes, ',oder, Jaclvion, R. Lindley, C. Lindley, G. Percival,
Joyce, Chaloner, Philpois, Petrick', Mariotti, Hyde., Jen-
iinson, &c. &c.
I larpichord, Mr. KENGt.—Organ, Mr. DAR t.
And the other parts of the Band (which will be full and corn-
plete,) ciiitsists of upwards of One Hundred Performers.
For the Cliorusses, the Lancashire Women are engaged; and
in this department ;hey will be assisted by the best Performers
from the Choirs of Worcester, Hereford, London, Litchfield,
Osford, Bath, Bristol, &c. &c.
Übe whole to be conducted by Mr. MUTLOW.

I•s- The Performances to begin each Morning at Eleven, and
each Evening at Seven.—Books and Tickets to be had at the
Booksellers, Gloucester.

SODA WATER MAKERS, CHYMISTS, or GENTLEMEN,
DISPOSED to MAKE SODA WATER for THEMSELVES
or FRIENDS.
11l 0 EE SOLD, a small and compleat SODA
-IL WATER APPARATUS capable of making from 15 to
10 4,1-I,,zen rer Day. The Advertiser having erected a much
lam r Arpar.trus, is the only came of this offer. The Purchaser
may be tuu;;ltt the true mode of manufactoring :oda Water,
equal if not superior to any made in the kingdom. Any Gentle-
man or 'lsraderr an wishing to become a purchaser may, by ap-
plying at S. Slee's Soda Water Manufactory, Vi'ell-strevt, Jr rtnyn-
street, St. James's, view the Machine slid tuode of Mtuufac-
cure.
London, England, 1811-09-06

• RUP l'U RES, DEBILITY, &e.
•
BY THE ROYAL. SANCI lON. ,
•
lI.CANA LO's ELECT RIC GIRDLE for the
D
effectual titre of Ruptures and Debility of every deicrip-
lion, is patronized by the Nola ty, and may be hal; as Lana:, till
tl.c Ist of Decymber inclusive (wt.en the patent-right,&c. is to be
kaintate:y rem•tved to America) by applying persora'!y,'or by
/even p At-paid, to Dr. Cavailo aad Son, No. 23, New North.
;wet, Red lion-square, London. •
Dr. C. respectf idly submits tkat he had disposed of Lis Were*
lave what regards his pri;rate patients, in this invt.mit.n, so uni-
147Sal:y tete:of:tend:A by the faculty ; but. in consequenc,, of the
numerous applications since received, he tins been iiyhicad to re-
sume the sup:Tinter:dance of the business till the Ist of pat.:tu-
ber, arr.'r winch ito ortlrs can be recelefd.
The melarchck catalogue of these direful compla tits are tee
well known by' their fatal cons: quenCell, to r. quire wit' particular
description; 'cake it to say, that in 4001 cases the Electric Gir-
dle has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless eases
are engaged ; an early :replication is ri commended.
Letters (post paid) irons all partsot Great Britain and its dein.tt-
dencies, stating the particulars, are immediately answered ;
whireby every person may know how far the Girdle is applicable
to the complaint.
N.B. At home for consultation In the t private manner,
by either va, every morning till two, anti every evening after
She ••61441i. No. ges&W North-street, Red Lion-,square.
London, England, 1811-09-06

PEAR LS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUN
4- HE Advertiser being the real Manuftct
determined to sell every article of the first fas
workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz.
Pearl Neck:. cesanypattern from.£s i S 61 remaking
Earrings per pair • . 1 5 0
BandL atm - - 10 10 0
Springs - - 4 4 0
Bracelets per pair - S lb 0
Lockets - - 1 11 6
Brooches - - 1 5 0
CMS. es - - 1 1 0.

:urer, is
pion and

CO 10 6
0 10 6
2 10 0
1 3 0
O 10 6
o 14 0
O 76
0 4 6

Upwards

Several complete suits of Park, new patterns, in morocco
eases, comisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, sad
three Brooches, from X2O to i'SIO per suit. Apply to 1. H. Bar-
low, Pearl Worker and Stringer, No. I, Grange-court, Carey-
street, I.incoltes Lou fields.
N.B. Asa proof of the real atleautage held out to the public,
porticu«arly I.atlies in the coutitty, who wish to purchase Pearls
d my description, they will be attended to by letter (post-paid)
sod any ornament sea on approbation, by receiving the value,
vith liberty of .eltelsanelng, or to have the runotty returned.

'RUGS t ffeCtually destroyed by BENJAMIN
_,JI-.0 TIFFIN, Bib Destroyer to bia Majesty, and her Royal
Mit,:hriess the Princess Charlotte of Waits, removed from the
Strand, to 29, Cross-streets Hatton-garden, whether in Rooms,
Eedsteads, or Furniture, though ever so numerous, without
damage or smell; at the folliwing prices, viz. Four-post Bed-
s.eads, Fetters, Bureaus, Half-testers, and small Preises, at 125.
each; Corniced orDoubl.:sscrewed Bedsteads, 18,.; and Raised•
tasters, Li 45.; and wilt insure them to li—ep tree from ;lugs, at
Ss. each, per Year, for ready :gone)! only.
B. I.ifiin returns his mosigrateful Thanks to those Noblemen.,
Ladies, and Gentlemen, who have already empbfed or r.c•nn-
rtieniCl him ; and those who may favour him • with their future
commands, may depend on their orders being ezec.tted with the
grnte-t attention, having been upwards of Thirty Years in cosh
runt Procure.
London, England, 1811-09-06

• 15,340
II AMR
IV,? I I
Val

Satov.—The ruins, as they are not imprnperly
called, of this ancient hospital being about to be ie-
moved, a short account of it may notice unacceptable.
premising, lanwevi.i, some regret that London, in a
few years, will exhibit scarcely any remains of its
ancient grandeur, or any land marks to revive the me-
mory of- our ancestors.—On this plate stood the pa-
:-
lace of the potent Simon de Montfcrd, E.trl of Lei-
tester. Henry 111. had granted to Pt ter of Savoy,
uncle to his Queen Eleanor, all the houses upon the
Thames where this building now stands, to hold to
him and his heirs, yielding yearly at the Exchequ:r
three barbed arrows for all services. Tbie Prince
foutided the Savoy, ani bestowed it on the irateraity
'of Montjoy. Queen Eleanor purchased it, rid be-
! stowed it on her son, Edmund, Earl of Lancaster.—.
It was rebuilt in a most magnificent manner by Ns
i son Henry. It was made the place of confinement
' of Jahn, King of France, in 1'356, atm; he was taken
prisoner at the battle of Poitiers. After his release,
he made a visit to his brother in 1363, and t!i:d is
this his ancient prison the Bth of April followirg.—
In 1381 it was entirely destroyed by Wat Tykr. out
of spleen to the great owner, J, but of Gaunt. He set
fire to it in several places. The rebels made a pro.
, clamation, that nn cue sirould Convert any part of the
rich effects to their own use, under pain of death.—
They actually hung into the fir: one of their temps•
ninns, who hall reserved .t piece of rich plate. They
afterwards found certain b.:rrels. which the' tlicuOt
had been gold and silver, ar.d flung into tTie games.
The contents happened robe gunpowder, which blear
up the great hail, and destroyed several hisses. De-
volving to the Crown, henry VII. began to rebuild
it, with a design of forn.ing it into an rinspind tor a
hundred distressed people. who were to be fed. clothed.
and buried these. This building was in form of 4
crass. the walls (If which ate now nearly entire. His
son, Henry VIII. contiaued and completed the de.
sign. The revenues, at the suppression by Edward
VI. amounted to about £5OO a-year. Qi.een 140/'
restored its and her maids of honour, with memo
plary piety. furnished it with all necessarivs. In
1611, the Prince's wardrobe was at the Savoy. FiR
some years past it has served as barracks for apart of
the Guards. and as a military prison. The church
here was originally the chapel to the hospital and 4-
hibits some reatutes of its ancient grandeur, particu.
larly in the roof, ani there are several ancnnt ate•
numents in it. It waa made parochial when the old
church of St. Mary le Strand was destrioed to make
way for the Palace of the 12uke ado/roar.

1)110.
Sunday last, at Erne nth, utters ba tweet foe the her ef of
"4* heekh, Erie Beall,. Up. Aid titan and Barker. of 1 r 8
a d one of the Relive& foatowe. pagairm,,w fur ote coy.

ONDON Prontad and I glow act by a vaa..%. lit, at kes Ms
Chsacery-bar, ast.l at the ()tea moil bat.
London, England, 1811-09-06

This day the Officers. Non-commissioned Officer..
and Drummers of the 2d Battalion 88th Regiment
were to embark at Portsmouth for Berryhelid, De-
vonshire.

The East Norfolk militia have received orders tc
embark this day from Itamvgate, for Ireland.
Toxamoos Wau.s, Sem 4.—The 423 High.
landers have passed through this place from Cater.
bury, on their route to embark for Portugal. During
yesterday evening their band played several martial
airs before the Sussex Tavern, and the weather being
very fine, brought all the company on the pantiles.._
One Lady here paid for 42 privates of the above rs-
giment going to the theatre.

We were misinformed with respect to the number
of men handed over by the 2d Battalion 88th ltegi.
ment to its Ist battalion, before leaving Portugal
560 rank and file (and not 200, as stated in the S:Aa
of the '2d instant) were actually transferred into ti,e
Ist battalion, on the 11th July last, at Campo M.' pr.
London, England, 1811-09-06

NUMB!. it 76441

- -
TIMM OP ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL-
STREE'r.

VR. WILSON and Mr. BRODIE will corn.
srfl mace their LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIO-
LOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on *rum!Ay the la
of October, at Two o'Cloek in the aftermion a 3 usual.
Further particulars taarbe known, by applying at the Atoto-
Wcai Theatre.
London, England, 1811-09-06

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.

Passed by about 15 or 20 sail of vessels to the We;:.
ward, supposed to be transports.

PLYMOUTH. SEPT. 4.

Arrived the LATONA frigate from the Eastward._
Came in the BELLE POOLE, and Rats frigates, from a
cruise. Sailed the MERMAID frigate for Ireland...—
Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDER has returned from his
leave of absence, and re-hoisted his flag on board the
SALVADOR DEL MOND°.
London, England, 1811-12-11

-----.

We have received ad:vices from Guerneey, with ae.-
pou'nts from France to the date of the 2d instant, At.
,that time no intelligence of the surrender of Valencia
.104 reached Paris, nor had any heeticontmunicated
relative to the affairs of Spain. It is probable that
II had BONNET penetrated into As.-arias, as has been re-
presented, this enterprise would have been a favourite
subject of deek,:mation in the French Papers.
Through another channel, we have some further
r particulars from Spain, The indefatigable Colonel
lima had carried into effect the intentions heretofore
rezpressed of pr,oducing an advantageous co-operation ,
between the Guerilla partiris. He united his own in-
{entry and cavalry with the Ist division on the retreat
of the enemy in the Royal road of Pajarez, and thus
reinforced, proceeded to Almanza, where the enemy
*was collecting a considerable quantity of grain. The
fatter being apprized of his approach, Withdrew to
Coe, Thither he also followed, and at Cestypane
; , •
added to his Legion the squadron of D. B. LUSADE.
This strengthened, he attacked the foe with 1.500
Pot, and 109 hors', when the French took to imme--
' diate flight. In the sequel, the enemy approached
with five battalions of infantry, and IQO cavalry,
r which were defeated with great loss. The Comman-
der of the Legion was slightly siirottnded.
We learn that another enterprite had been under-
taken by the ocers MenQUlNEzind LUSAPJA, but
the result had not been ascertained.
, .• • .•
The C,ouneil of Regency has giyen publicity to
the following :
London, England, 1811-12-11

BR V. ET.

Captain Edward Currie, of the 90th Foot, and Captain John
squirt, of the Royal Engineers, to be Majors in the Army.

STAFF.

Robert Edward Jones, Cleri, late Acting Chaplain of Brigade at
the Cape of Good Hope, to be a Chaplain to the Forces.
Captain Charles Wayth to be Staff Captain at the Cavalry Depot
at Maidstone.
To be Depury.Aiiiii4tant Commissaries-General to the Forces—
John Graham M‘li.earlie, Forth Winter,and Richard kiciakild
Horne, Gents.
London, England, 1811-12-11

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT'S
PATENT.
THE SARCOTIC WARM anrICOLD BATHS,
calculated and recommended for the use of Hospitals,
Institutions, Hotels, and Private Families, may be made
proposed size or dimensions, and heated when required
tery short time. They are also made portable for the pur-
_ of a speedy application in exigent cases, under the direction
Medical Gentlemen, in the immediate apartments of their
Itular patients.
These Baths are manufactured only at the Patentees, Arm-
, and Polkard, 7G, Great Queen-street,Lincoln's-inn-fields,
door to Newcastle House (Manufactory opposite), where
and improved Vapour and Shower 4aths, may be seen in
tety and ready for 1198.

HILBLAINS are prevented froni breaking, and
their tormenting itching, instantly removed by WHITE-
IEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
-ctraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism', Palsies, Gooty Affec-
and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain
tidy has been unknown, and neglected, and the chilblains have
sally broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERAM will ease
lain, and very speedily heal them, Prepared and sold by
ihnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, the
ice and Pdis at c2s. 9d. each—the Cerase at is. ltd. Sold
every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
The genuine has a black Ink stamp, with the name a IL
inston inserted on it.
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London, England, 1811-12-11

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VVEINING STAR.

T J.ONDON.

• .
. WEtNESDAY, DECEMBER 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE .O'CLOCX
3 per Ct. Cons. for money shut—Ditto for opg. 631 64
\ 3 per Ct. Reduced 621i-4 per Cent. 7313
Navy 5 per Ct. shut—Bondsl4‘lsl.l6s. pr.—Omnfuns Idb.
Exch. Rills (3d.) ls. 111. &L.—Ditto (Std.) Es. to ss. pre.

FRENCH reivaTzens.—We yesterday stated that'
three French privateers had been seen within the Ed- i
dystone on Sunday last : on the evening of that day,
i , a heartifid schooner privateer, L'Esperance, of St.
iMelees, carrying 14 guns and 65 men, was brought
into Plymouth by the Itntri frigate. She was chaced
\many hours, at last come up with, in Bighury
Bay, about sp. m. A great crowd witnessed the
chide (refs the citadel. The Dash, of London, also
gaire'cbace ; hut, on perceiving the frigate to make
vp witi, hec very fast, she gave over, and came to in
pawiand Bay ; which circumstance gave rise to the
report of More than one privateer being in the of4ng.
The Captain of the priviiteer states that on Saturday
night he was quite into the Sound ;an that next day
he intended to have gone back to St. Maloes, which
place he left nine.days ago, in company with twelve
Ater privateers.
London, England, 1811-12-11

SHIONABLE DANCING; by Mr. ALLEN,

privately taught, at No. 19, hherrard-street, Golden-sqnare,
~ Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the modern style.
\lr. Attztes system of teaching is expressly studied for those
thorn it Is, an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi-
,r genteel society expeditiously, privately, and hi a superior
of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private
teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of
pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing
.t the most elegant fancy dances, and ill the superior parts of
wofession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1811-12-18

Thu* day wig, publihhed,
In 11 Vols. livo. with Maps and other Plates, price, £5.655. ed.
lr3arch a new Edition of

THE ROMAN HISTORY; from the Building
of Rome to the Ruin at the Commonwealth.

By N. HOOKE, E.q.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker, T. Egerton,
Clarke and Son, J Cuthell, J. Nunn, Scartherd and Letterni.ln,
It. Lea, Lack Mean, Allen, and Co. E. Jefftry, Longman, Hurst,
Rees, Orme, and Brown, Cadell and Davies, J. and A. Arch,
Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, R.. Player, J. Carpenter, E,
Lloyd, J. Richartiovn, J. Mawman, R. Baldwin, J. lio.ker, Nor-
naville and Fell, J. Hughes, T. Maddock, J. r. Hamilton,
J. Greenland, and Gale and Curds.
London, England, 1811-12-18

ROIMERDS'S COUGH DROPS.

THERE cannot be too much said in praise of this
Medicine, as experience in almost innumerable cases has 4.
proved it the mast extraordinary and beneficial discovery ever
made: it is v. certain, efficacious, speedy, and easy- Cure sfor
Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and Consumptions.
Not aninstanee has occurred, though taken by nearly 60,000
patients annually, where it lies been known to fall in relieving the
above complaints. So extraordinary are its virtues, that let the
patient be ever so emaciated er reduced, after having tried every
medical assistance to no purpose, it will act as it we:e a charm,
and instantly relieve the most inveterate cough, at the same time
give freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectoration,
strengthen the whole debilitated constitution, andprocure the re-
freshing comforts of rest and sleep.
Copy of a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord BENTINCK, brother
to the late Duke-of Portland, tit Mr. Bui ia a, Cheapside.
" Std—l have frequently expatienced the greatest satisfaction
,In your Rnbberdes Cough Drops—l do not recollect one instance'
in which they have faled, provided they have been properly ad-
=havered. A very eild Gentleman, a friend of mine, above 60
years, has taken them and has found the greatest benefit, and 1
intends persevering in the use of them. I am, Sit, your humble
sergant, " E. BENTINcK."
" Ramsgate, 'Feb. 2, 1806:i
A CAUTIPPI—To guard the public against Counterfeit prepa-
ration, observe that R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, in engraved on
the Stamp, and affixed to each Bottle.
Prepared and sold.hy Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside, corner of Pater-
noster-row ; and sold at Chrisps, corner of Spring Gardens ; Clark,
262, Borough; Smith,• Scott, Carel and Reaburn, Edinburgh;
Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow; Newbury, Dublin • Piercy and
Home,Rirmlogloant ; -Hall, Gosport ; Belam and Sharp, Ports-
mouth ; Jones, 'Alloutt, Weston, and, Mallory, Potties ; Gran-
ville, Hoxland Nettle:on, and Cookwanky, Plymouth ; Trew-
man and Wonimer, Exeter ; Collins,' Sallibury ; Peck and Ross,
Hull; and' most medicine venders, In./butes at 2s. 94.4ati 6t. 6d.
each.

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London, England, 1811-12-18

NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY.

SWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Public,
that the New Year's STATE LOT rERY will be Drawn
on the 21st of NEX r MONTH. Although this Lottery consists
of nnly 12,000 Tickets, yet the Scheme contains the following
List of CAPITAL PRIZES:
2 of £20,000 6 of £l,OOO .
2 - - - 6,000 8 - - - 500
2 - - - 4,000 68 of £lOO, eso, and £3O,
And the lowest Prize £2O.
Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at SWIFT and
Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, POULTRY,
No. 12, CHARING-CROSS, and
' N 0.13, ALGATE HIGH-STREET.
London, England, 1811-12-18

NAU I'ICAL SPECTACLE,

TN which the VESSELS are seen in AATION,
firing their Breadsldes, end performing the various abauvres
of a SEA FIGHT, with Boats out saving the people from
L'ACHILLE French Ship, which Is seen o:i Fire, with the effect
of the Sea, Clouds, &c. The whole in motion, regulated by the
variety& attention to their natural motions, and laws of lineal
and aerial perspective, at the. NAT/MACHIA, Prince's-street,
Leicester-Niter, irons Eleven In the Malting till Dusk, and
from Six in the Evening till Nine,--Admittance is.
London, England, 1811-12-18

ARMY OF TIIE CENTRE.

GEneral d'Armagnac occupies in force the town of
Cuenca: the bands which infested that province have
been successively beaten and disrriPcl. Some par-
tics retired upon the province t f La Mamba ; the
moveable columns went in pursuit cf them. That of
Colonel De Kruse came up whh cue of these parties
At Villa Nuevade la Puente, and attacked it upon a•
tugged rock, where the ruins of an old castle served
it for shelter. The position was carried ; 1.50 tnen
were killed ; the rest, to the number of '213, were
taken, with their arms and bngage.
Cl?:ptain Morales, at the head of a company of Spa-
nish Chasseurs, distinguished himself in another of
these affairs ; he destroyed a Guerilla, and took 60
prisoners:

TFIsE EVENING. S'T'AR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18.
PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Ct. Cons. for money shut—Ditto for opg. 640
3 pct. Ct. Reduced 63-4 per Cent. 78it
Navy 5 per Ct. shut —Bonds I4s. I ss. pr.—Omniuni dls.
Exch. Bills (3d.) par Is. db.—Ditto (30.) Ss. to ss. pre.

Menitrurr and other French Journals to the 12th

have arrived. They contain a most gratifying offi-
cial documelit on the subject of Spain. The French
Generals are now reluctantly obliged to confess that
defeat and disaster every where attend their arms:—
With Ginano's late we are already acquainted ; and
as he is not alive to answer for himself, plenty of
abuse is of course thrown out upon him by his mag-
nanimous brother Generals: But the most flagrant
falsehood in these papers is the report in SOULT% let-
ter of the 26th October. He there describes the de-
feat and dispersion of that corps of CastrArros's army
which two days after joined in the destruction of Gi-
London, England, 1811-12-18

BLAS.-NEW TRANtiLiti lON,

This day was published, embellished with tv.4 Engravings, after
Pictures by :-mirke, in 4 vol.. Bvo. price £6. 6s. and a few
Copies in bola. 4tu. with Proof Impressions, ael 0. 1 01. boards,
THE ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS of Sandi-
Isar, translated front the French of Lesage.

By BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN, L.C. D.
Printed fur Longmaa,'Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; G. Kearaley, Fleet-street ; and at the Bfitish Gallery,
54, New Bond-street.
•.* The same Work in the original French, with the same em-
bellishments, both in 4to. and svo. at the above prices. This
Edition la printed from Diclot's revised Text, in a style of equal
eiegance with the translation.
The Plates of the Englidt and the French Editions in Svo. are
printed go French paper, and the proofs for the 4to .on India paper.
London, England, 1811-12-18

PRIVILEGE OF PARLIAMENT.

This day was published in Royal Svo. price Bs. 6d. In boards,
AREPORT of the Cases of Sir Francis Burdett,
Bart. versus the Right Hon. Charles Abbott, Speaker of
the House of Commons, and Sir Fraud. Burdett, Bart. versus
Francis John Colman, Esq. Serjeant at Arms' concerning Privi-
lege of Parliament. Argued and adjudged in the Court of King's
Bench, in Hilary-Baster, and Trinity Terms, SI Geo. 111. 1811.
By EDWARD HYDE EAST, fag. of the Inner Temple,
London, England, 1811-12-18

• STATE LOTTERY.

2, CORNHILL„ AND 18, COVENTRY-STREET.
YTON recommends his' Friends and the Public
4-8 generally to notice the favourite Scheme of the New-year's.
Lottery. With only 12,000 Tickets, there are Two Prizes Gr
.CC0,0170, Two of £6OOO, Two of £4,000, Six of .tl,OOO, &e.
&c. &c. No Prize less than £2o,and the whole to be drawn 21st
January.—Tickets and Shares are selling by EYTON, as shove,
who had the pleasure of distributing to his Friends in the Lotte-
ries drawn in October and November last,the following Capital
Prizes, in Ffty-nine Shares
No. 3,343 Class A, a Prize of £15,000
3,343 Class B, a Prize of £15,000
71 Class B, a Prize of .53,000
4,025 Class A, a Prize of £l,OOO
225, Class C, a Prize of £3oo—&c. &e.
London, England, 1811-12-18

VUMBER 1752

THEATRB ROYAL, COVRNT.OARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 18,
.2wilt he perfonited,

THE itIVALg.

Sir Anthony Absent', Mr. PAWCITT
Sir Locitnra rtinct‘ Mr HAMERTON;
Faulkland, Mr. YOUNG;
Captain Absolute, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
• Acres Mr. BLANCHARD.
Mn. Maki:rap, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
•
Miss R BOOTH; Jul* Mn. EGEaTON•
To srbielt will be skied,.
THE HIGHLAND REEL.
.Istray,-34r.BROADOURST; M'Gdpin, Mr. EMERY;
Serjeant Jack, Mr. SHAW ; .tiheity, Mr. LISTON.
Jenny, Miss BOLTON; Many, Miss S. BOOTH.

Mrs. Siddons will perfornt To-morrow and Saturday in Corio-
lanus : on Friday, in .the Winter's Tale; and on Monday, in
Coriolanus. _

. 'll.iirsday, the 26th, will be acted• George Barnwell ; after
which will be predttced a hew Grand Christmas Pantomime,
called Harlequin and Padntanaba ; or, The Golden Fish.
Miss Smith Is engaged at this Theatre, and-willmake her 'list
appearance soon after Christmas, in the character of Elwina, in
Hanhah More's Tragedy of Percy.
. Shakespeer's Tragedy of Julius Caesar is in preparation, and
will be revived as soon aspost.ible.
London, England, 1811-12-18

STATE LOTTERY.

MEW YE AR's GIFTS, 5820,000 PRIZES in
the STATE LOTTERY, ALL TO BE DRAWN NEXT
MONTH, (21st) OF TWELVE THOUSAND tock.Ts.

SCHEME.
2 Prizes of £20,000 - are £40,000
2 - 6,000 - - 12,000
t - - 4,000 - - • - 8,000
6 - - 1,009 - 6,000
2,996 from £5OO to £2O - - 54,000
T. DISH (Contractor) gratefully happy in announcing the un-
equalled success which has attended his Office., in the two last
Lotteries, embraces the present moment of Soliciting the public
attesuion to the Scheme of the present Lottery, which he ilato-rs
himself is arranged to meet Li:ever/a Isatisfactiou :—The, rickets
are few ; the Prizes are numeroas ; the Capitals are great ; and
the Risk is smalL—The following Capital Prizes were sold in
Shares at 4, Cornhill, 9, Charing• Cross, and ty Bisn's Agents
in the Countryrin the Lotteries drawn last Mouth and in
October :
1,693 - Class 1K £16,000 3,343 Class C £15,000
3,383 - •A • 5,000 71 - -A - 3,000
1,853 - A - 1,853 - B - 2,000
4,025 -C - 1,000 3,863 - -A - 500
2,032 -A - 500 1,852 - • A 500
3,863 - -13 - 500 &c. &c. &c.
As there are only' 6,000 Numbers, most of which have been
delivered from the Bank, those who wish for favourite Numbers
are intreated to apply immediately. In the last Lottery it was
impossible to obtain a Ticket in the Country pear the Drawing.
London, England, 1811-12-18

Barrister at Law.

London a Printed by his Majesty. Law Printer fur J. Butter-
worth, Fleet-street; and for J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin.
Of whom may be had, price 17s.
Mr. East's Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Court of King's Bench, vol. 13, part 3. and vuL 14, part 1. con-
taining Cases in Easter and Trinity Terms, 1811.
London, England, 1811-09-30

MONEY.

A GENTLEMAN, above the .common class of
Money Agents, is empowered to lay out come very large
sum,. of otionPy to pernonr who have landed or other property, or
are tteir4 to it, or on their Bills, or oth►r Security.

Au"ly nr vitlr-t4 (post-paid) to Mr. Ryder, at the I.ihrary,
We. AI , P..ttland.wreet, where cardi may be dto h. house, a
'few steps off.

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TEOGI NEW CARICATURES FOR SEPTEMBER.
This day was pob)ished, by Thos. Trig, 111, Cheap.lde, London,
I'HE following new Popular CARICATURES,
price only le. each, colour•I,
Rural Sport* IsiT Cat Ia a Bowl—td, Picture of Mlsety-34,
Puss in Boots-4th, Toad for Touch.-sth, Rural :sports, viz.
8uc4.111109-eth English Beauties-Ilb, Bftsaoon and
Frenehaffoces--11116;kcinpltsr at hh Stealer-4V, tacit bove down
—lath, Sack in a white Squall-11th, A Pert, at the Balloon-
72th, Deputies dolag homage to the King of Rome-13th, Sum-
mer amusement-1 Rural Spports, an old Mole-catcher--I sth,
Ma,aptevadinie—terh, Accomodation Ladder.--N.B. Full allow-
ance to the 1 ode, and IS to the dozen glued. .

ml day was polaktled,
L two yob. crown tivo. peke ISt. boards, the second edition of
MEMOIRS of the LIFE of AGRIPPINA, the
Wits of GERMANICAM

By ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Education,
Leveri of a Hindoo Rajah, &e.

Printed for John Walker' Wilily and Robinson, John Rich-
ardson, J M. Richardson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and
Brown, A. K. Newman and Co. J. Johnson and Co. and George
Robinson.—Where may be had, by the same Author.
1. Letters en the Elementary Principles of Education, vols.
pr:re los. boards.
2. Letters of a Hindoo Rajah, f vols. price 1 le. in boards.

MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALL-STREET.
This day was published, in 3 Vols. 12rao. price 15s.
VAMBOCI ; or, The NORTH AMERICAN
-11- SLAVE, a Tale, by the Author of the Bravo of Bohemia.
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. and sold by all Booksellers.

Whsre may be had, just published,
Mortimer Hall, or the Labsuree* Hire, by Mrs. Bridget Blue-
mantle, Author of the Three Old Maids, &c. 4 vols. XI. is.
An Old Family Legend, by J. N. Brewer, 4 vols.. Cl.
A Winter's Tale,new Edition, by the same Author, 4 vols. Xt.
Sir Ralph de Bigod, a Romance, by Edward Moore, 4 vols.
ls. •
Elnathanor the Ages of Man, an Historical Romance, three
Volumes, 16s.
The Inhabitants of Earth, or the Follies of Woman, by A. F.
Holstein, S vols. 16s. 6d.
The Cousins, or a Woman's Promise gnd a Lever's Vow, S
vols. Ile.
The Caledonian Bandit, or the Heir of Dan- utile!, a Romance,
if the 13th Century, by Mrs. Smith, 2 vols.
• Ora and lub,t, or the Influence of First Principles, by the Au-
thor of Eva of Cambria, &c. 4 vols. 20s.
London, England, 1811-09-30

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THICAMIED OR JESSE?" ANA
GUARNSET.

...I-omm...
EXTRACT OF • LETTER FROM AN OFFICER IN JERSEY,
DATED 22D SEPTEMBER, 1811.

44 We are all in a state of anxiety, mingled with
hope. Thank Heaven, the enemy threatens our ;
shores. Every possible preparation is made to repulse I
them. At day-break, glasses may be seen in all di-'
rections, each person anxious to communicate the
news of their approach. No less than 50,000 troops
are said to be assembled at Cherbourg, destined for 1
the attack of Jersey, Guernsey, and Alderney.
They intend, it is said, to cross the Herring
Pond in boats, each containing 9.5 men and mounting
,one 24-pounder in the bow, and one 5 inch mortar
!astern. Confined in a manner as we are, and de-
Isponding at the idea of being prevented from sharing
ithe danger and the honour of our brave comrades in
ISpain and Portugal, it will greatly relieve the dis-
tressed spirits of our little army in this island to think
that they will have an opportunity of giving a proper
reception to such visitors."
London, England, 1811-09-30

TILE REV. WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'3 CHARITY
TO 'I HE BL ND; ESTABLISHED 1774.
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON.
WHEREAS the above-named Gentleman, in his 1
1 life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hospital to pay
Annuities of £lO to each of 50 blind Persons, in the hope that '
his example would he followed by ether benevolent characters,
the Governors give this public Notice, that from the very muni-
fieent Additions made to Mr. Hetherington's original Fund, by
Deed of Gift, and by Will, they are now enabled to extend the
enA,
Annuity to upwards of 400 er persons.
The Governors give th lic Notice, that from she 15th
October to the ed Nev. r, is every Year, they are ready to
issue from the Countieg-House of the Hospital, upon the per-
sonal apelicatien of a Feted', Petitions for any blind Persons
duly qualified:
The leading qualifitations are stated hereunder; 2nd sinless the ,
parties can respectively prove themselves strictly wurhin them,;
i obeli cations in doer behalf sieSi ler one/rely fruitiest,:
Birth in England, to the exclusion of Wales and Berwick-
upon-Tweed.
Age, Fifty Years, and upwards.
, Residence three years in their present abode; and total Blind-
ness during that period.
Those who have ever begged, received Alms, or are deemed
objects for Parish Relief, are excluded from the Benefit of these
Charities, which are intended" (or those who have been repu-
tably brought up, and who want seencaddition to what they have,
to make lire more comfortable under the misfortune of Mind-
ness." RICHARD CORP, Clerk, 1
Ist October, 1811.
• From the great extent of this Charity it is found impracti-
cable to attend to letters.
London, England, 1811-09-30

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NATAL 11111:LLICIENCI.

EAsr INDIA SHIPPING.
His Majesty's frigate Fox art ived at Portsmouth
the 29th inst. ; sailed from Bengal the Bth M.ii, with
t'ie CM( op LONDON, which parted off Scilly the
6th, biowing fresh.
The Eurnaa'res and ancOler estrA ship expected
to sail immediately ; the Fox to:ached at St. HO na
and sailed from thence the llth August. .1 h.: Echo
whaler sailed from Sr. Helena with the Fox'alid Ctii
or LONDON, :.net. left in compinr with the latter ship.
The AuritanoEn, extra ship, ssiiled from Madras,
for England, ah'ut a int•nill previous to the &par-
tore of the Fox frmi B‘ngal.
London, England, 1811-09-30

MEDITERRANEAN.

From the following circular, it would appear that
Soult has invited American vessels to enter the port
of Malaga :
MALAGA, AUG. S.—{American Consulate.]
SlR—Having observed by the French Gazettes that
several of our vessels had arrived with cargoes for the
ports of France, I made immediate application to the
Governor of this place, to know whether they would
be admitted on the same terms here—and yestei day,
he said, his Excellency the Duke of Dalmatia had
authorised him freely to permit all American vessels
to come into this port with cargoes of every article
not prohibited by the Decrees of the Emperor, (on
which the French Consul here should determine), to
dispose of them in the manner the Captains thought
proper, and that they should be further permitted
freely to load and leave this port with cargoes, the
produce of this country, on paying the established
duties, which I request you may communicate to
any vessels or citizens in the district of your Consu-
late, that they benefit of this disposition if they judge
it convenient.-4 am, Ste.
(Signed) Wit. KIRKPATRICK.
T. the Consul-General of the United States of America.

MAHON, AUGUST 17.
Admiral Pellew arrived here to take the comma,
of the fleet, and Admiral Cotton is gone home. Ge-
neral Whittingham has arrived at Palma, to raise a
corps there in the English army. General Doyle
is also here, last from Tarragona. The French by
Proclamation here invited the surviving inhabitants
of Tarragona to return to their homes ; they ask no
questions at the gates. on going in or csaning out.
Swarms of robbers infest the country and every road,
in such a manner that travelling by land is extremely
dangerous.
The Junta have established themselves at Salsona,
issuing numberless Proclamations for collecting the
remaining troops and deserters at Arens de Mar, but
with what effect is yet unknown. Souchet is gone to
Arragon with part of his forces. A quarantine of I
observation for three days has been laid on all vessels
from the coast of Catalonia and Valencia. Those
I from Murcia are restricted to 15 days quarantine.—
; Admiral Frecmantle, who, in the absence of the corn,
minder in chief, had the command on this station, is
going to take the command of the squadrcn at Sicily.
He has been replaced by Admiral Pitkmore.
The Cumberland, Captain tOtway, which arrived
last week at Portsmouth from the Mediterranean, left
the beet on the 17th of August. Two French frigates,
with conscripts for the fleet from Genoa, had got into
Toulon harbour ; the enemy made a shew of protec-
ting them, but not out of reach of their batteries.—
The Kent was lying at Port Mahon on the 11th ult. I
getting in a new main-mast, having suffered severely
by lightning ; she had one man killed and several
wounded. bir R.. G. Keates was to sail for Palermo,
to take the command, on the ensuing week. The Te-
meraire was expected at Port Mahon, to procure a
new main-mast. The Canopus, Conqueror, and
Magnificeota with the ropolic spa Catabriatiltigattas
London, England, 1811-09-30

MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES.

R. HOOPER and' Dr. AGER will recommenct
-11.-/ their I,FCTUREII IND the THlORY_arstl PRACTICE of
PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA MEDICA, at
the Theatre, in Cork-street. Burlington Garden., on Monday,
Octobei 7, 1811, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning.
A Prospectus, with particulars, may be had of Dr. Hooper,
11, Saville-rn*.

ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND SURGERY.
MR ARMIGER, Surgeon Extraordinary to his
uoyal Highness the Duke of KENT. and Surgeon to the
Wastern Dtsnensary, will communes his Autumnal COUR gE of
I.P.CTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOI OGY, and SUR-
GERY, on Tuesday, the Ist of October, at Three o'Clock pre-
cisely.
Particulars may be known by inquiring at Mr. Armiger's.
Nei 17, London-street, Fenchureh-street.