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The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-04

TO THE PUBLIC.

FROM the numerous Complaints that havebeen
math.. and lest a prelvdice might arise is consereace 01
the eireolattonof n fnl,p repee,,eol,,ttnu. Samuel Davies. Pro-
hrietor of MORRIS'S PATENT GAMILY M %SOLE. feels
imself imperiously called upon to unnounce to the Public in
gets rat, that he never had the go:diem; cimnrctimt with another
hotel, late of the lame street I nor ore his 'Mingles by any means
IA Mr en their plan. Chi the contrary, he has the pleasure to
add, that wherever hb have been ordered, they liner given uni-
versal 4mi-faction; and the increasing demand from itli parts.
both of town trori country, I. the strongest proof of the superior
evrolleure of this Invention over every thing of the kind yet at-
tempted. Cotsciou. of this; he most respectfully solicits the at-
tention of the Public to these valuable nal much-admired Mat-
chines, brit/ fully convinced, that front their compact construc-
tion, the pet feet ens, with which they are worked, and the com-
plete maimer in which they perform, they will he generally
adopted throughout the country.
To he had at the Manufactory. No. 4. Skinner-greet, Snow-
hill, Immlott.-- Price 14. mad if required to he zeta into the
estuary, Po. pocking.
London, England, 1812-06-04

TEAS FUENTE DE GUIN•LDO, MAY 20.

`• An enemy's detachment, consisting of near
2, 00 men, on the sth, moved from Seville, in the di-
,e‘ tion of Ayamonte, near which place they arrived
ou the lOtb. The enemy has made no movement of
imi:ortance since I transmitted your Excellency my
Di. skit, dated the 13th inst."—( Lisbon Gaelic;
lit 20.)

OVIEDO, MAT 9.

" he prisoners taken by Mnu on the 9th of April,
so.-o Spaniards, were restored to their 11-
y. Werpositivegy know, by a letter from Polls,'
t : more than 109 prisoners had arrived there, seat
' the curate of Villarao to General NltyvaizA-
'l,'; we are likewise assured, that the party of
•:/iIIQUINIEZ surprised in Amusco a ler,mcn detach-
which was collecting contributions, tilled
!;ont 150 of them, and took a great nuriber of
prsoners, which are also to be conducted to Polls.-
1,:: bon Diary, Mug 25.)

BANKS OF THE GUADIANA, May 23.
We have. the greatest satisfaction in stating, that
the 19th inst. General HILL took the Bridge of
si.ttnaraz. According to the best authenticated ac-
3uut, the enemy had 100 killed. 300 made prison-
, V, and 250 drowned in attempting to cross theTejo;

stnong the latter was the French General who corn-'
warded. General HILL having struck this blow, de-
,orc) ed all the works which had been constructed,
withdrew the artillery, ammunition, and provisions,
returned. Our loss is very trifling; it does not ex-
ceed SO men in killed and wounded. DROVEr had,
the meantime, advanced with his division to near
ilibeira de Villa Franca, having his pi. Jel pal force in
Deßenito; but it is stated as certain,t' at he has again
returned.—(Portugucse Telegraph, May 26.)
CORUNN A, MAY H.
We know that CUBA MIRINO has surprised 600
V: ench, the whole of the officers, serjeants, and cor-
porals of which be killed, in retaliation for the as.
sassination of the two Deputies of the Junta of Soria•,
Isy them. The prisoners, which amount to 490, are
,it 'Moray expected at Oviedo. The Carate of Villarao

has made 500 prisoners in Pozle. MENDIZASEL has
collected in Aguilar 12,000 infantry, 2000 cavalry,
' to march upon Torre Cavigo. We are assured that
MIN & has besieged Logronho, and that although the
4arreson of Burgo marched to its succour, he did
sot desist from his design. It is also reported, Du-
has made 700 prisoners in Sorio Abadia. SAN•

AO LCILDES, PUL, DOVGI•I9, awl another English
thief, are in Santiago, waiting for MIENDIZAMLL ; it
al•pc•3rs the object of this junction is to form a gene-
ral ply of operation between the sth, 6th, and 7th
London, England, 1812-06-03

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Frons THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jyriz 2.
Admiralty-Office, .tune 2, 1812.
Admiral Sir Richard! Bickerton, Commander in
Chief at Portsmouth, has transmitted to John Wit-
s& Cioker, Esq. a letter from Lieutenant Treecy,
commanding his Majesty's cutter Linnet, giving an
account of his having,. on the 29th of last month,
captured off the Start, L Petit Charles French eri-
vateer, of >t. Woes, manued with '26 men, smiled
with small arms, sailed t'ot preceding day from Res.
coif, and had not made any capture.

roreign Office May 49.
His Royal Highness the I3rince Regent has been
pleased. in the name sod on the bel 11f of his Ma.
jesty, to appoint Gilbert Stuart Bruce, Esq. to be
his Majesty's Consul at the Canary Islands.

Whitetail, Junc 2.
The Lord Chancellor has sprinted E.dward Gny
Deane, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,.
Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the. high
Court of Chancery.
London, England, 1812-06-03

BOOKS PUBLIMED THIS DAY.
Second Edition. price •Th.. in boards,
CRIM. CON.—A Novel, founded on facts.
By 11. M. IBOBIARTY,
Authoress of 's Brighton in an Uproar," &c. Are.
The allure Wnrk, comprising modern events, has nirindy gone
through woe Edition. It may be had of Blears. Sherwood,
Direly, and Jones, Paternosier-row.
London, England, 1812-06-03

.'UVIL.,..

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WLIEN Men of Education and Profemiettal
Moll, use pet...ever* eteie,lVOtses to discos., ..w
! ode and certain teetotal of treacog as fras twinning Disease...l
the_ oseee.,,tal result. of astir etiperleace is CDC bra lone•rt.
• shperioril. . •
kte,,rs. (TOSS and CO, Surgeons, have be •n indareil tanks
the rare of the f Rowing stir ofijeet of their portitelsr:wittly
I,rl. a refirtlO lialaraer, fermi, oily capital-la:4 in Sonoleta'
iato‘irttline. tuid its Cone. Milani., Sti irtu , stud Glees.. a
It% rn iimenved rho, ..re .p. eddy and elreeltiaii% ailed;
artiste art: ale, boat litnetkaoaltall aa14.4c.,,,te.. 1, o,g
frrideore is real al etanitcy•or o peer% b..iltar, love, I ~)
attliappits pur,ned by the tomb of holls.eses insba•
ill 4 Plriilll,, orlwtrronetsi and ill Oa. UINTA ~aseArrar. le,
of nervous diseases, %thick. it not timely revt eili..d. tea aninme.iit
ialpal, sire 141 Cuitsumplima. In that tiiwretaiag it.te oillehili-
ty Or deficiency, Whether the fsiltWtpleltOr ..f • 121.111
!MS or to ivinglrom any other cause, by which the itowct4 of
the Cilltilipli/Pfl ili•tUnle correlated. as reguLirly educated Yor-
gemsf of Lona& they offer allrin, sate, mid speedy resin+ at iaas
tit s•ittsid and vigorous he'fillb.
The result of a look and extrusive practice hits enahled ilactra„
by a superior method. to' remove Venereal Complainta
e'er inveterate or complicated, without suhjetiing the pati.ot
to the least restraiast sat diet or exercise; had in recent Cates;
kern an rally opplientiou Is made on discovery of Ilre
Silty frequently perfumed cure in the short spate of tyro. dare.
The iintirec.ede%ted stscreas of their mode of ireitaneen ( whiejt.im,
never heel known to Ml in tine single net:nice era n pramiee of
fifteen 'ears. during it hieli period many thousatiatpertatm.ofbells
sexes have been cured, eyeilaif ter severe and injurious metho.:s
bad been pur'sswil lay Other Practitioners withouittleut), iuduees
them to thin. ponlicly offer their advice.
- Messrs. •4411 and Co exclusively professing the rare Of ilittot
particular complaints, in order that' they sway uot be masked
by u mistaken few. with the obloqny.so justly attacked tai the
ignorant empiric, think it but ji‘ttlee to themselves to stuteolant
they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch
of the profession (certificates of which, from different
tails. mad testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they
have to convince any inquirer), that the success iesulting from
their endravoars first induced them to quit the practice 4
the generol Practitioner, iuttlibey 'tremor,. that their peewit.
lime constitute a fair ground for the unprecedeated confidence
with which they have, by the Public, been at liberally ho.
moored.
l'atients hi the Country are requested to slate the partiett.
lan of their ease, age. and manner of tieing, inelmaerg a Bain
Nab for Advice and Medicines; and the some will be forivarded
any part of the Kingdom.
'GOSS and CO. Surgeons, IS, Bouwerit-strett, kleet•slfeel•

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London, England, 1812-04-22

from the LONDON GAZETTE, April '.31.

r,iwn-Office. April 21, 1812.
'MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRE-
SENT PARLIAMENT.

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Borough of Boston.
The Hon. Peter Robert Drummond Burrell, in the room of
Thomas Esq. deceased.
• • Coon?), of Northumberland.
Sir Charles Miles Lambert Monek, Ban. in the room of the
Right Hon. Hugh Percy, commonly called Earl Percy, now
Baron Percy, called up to the House of Peers. •
London, England, 1812-06-17

BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING-
-rm. HOUSE, at Clapbans. in Surrey, late in the occupation of
Arnold Mello, Noe It has undergone a thonsagb repair. and
" entirety new papered, painted, and decorated at a eonsideralgr!
eapeace, sad is lit for the reception of a genteel and ourneron.
;oddly t It eisataina tea best chamber', besides others for see-
saws awl has large and convenient 'Aces; it has a green-
house, thaWsease, and kitchmogarden, together with a lasso,
sad walks, ornamented with rare and curionseaotiet,_ is peru•
lior perfeetiass; containing in the whole more than two acres.
This place may be kept up at a moderate eXpenCe, while it of
bard, e'en; comfort. retirement, ant cau accommodate, from
the size mad emitter of its rooms, a very large family.
Fonts's, particalars may be know, by requiting at the know
rbelf ; at by referring to Mr. W. Freaks, Jan. opposite the
/Plgogh, Clapham; to 11r,Stock4ale, Bookseller, Piccadilly;
?dr.:televisor', 101. iss the Strand t 'Mr, (bob. No. 1. Paid
Bakehouse-emirs. Doctoe's Commune; or Mr. Dawson, Bank
Calfire-bathe. nearly opposite the front gate of.the Bank, at
which several places tickets may he obtained lot seeing it say
day from twelve to testa o'clock.
London, England, 1812-06-17

CAUTION.
rrilE distinguished Patronage and universal esti-
IL *nation in w hicb J. T. RIGG E'S celebrated MAGNET IC
RAZOR TABLET is now held, has excited much jealousy
among Strop-makers and others, who being totally unacquaint-
ed with the invaluable process of making the Magnetic Tablet,
have introdtteed common Strops, calling them Razor Tablets,
fcc. thus imposing on the unwary part or the Public. J.T. R.
therefore considers it a duty incumbent on him to advise pur-
chasers that the only genuine Magnetic Razor Tablet has uni-
formly been Old *lib J.T. Rigge's signature, and numbered in red
Ink; twine others tali possibly be genntne, nor will any of these
Imitation produce any effect upon a Razor's Edge, beyond the
capacity of the most comma* teethes. Strop.
The genuine Magnetic Razor Tablet will renovate and keep
Razors in a most complete state of repair, without the assist-
ance of a cutler, hence, one material cause of jealousy against
this invention from the most sinister motives.
.1. T. Rigge has recently Invented a Razor Strop upon entire
new princiles price Ss. tid. with which, and the occasional
use of his Magnetic Tablet, be ventures to assert, that Razors
may be kept to I constant state of ettitieut perfection, with-
out any aaziliary--no grinding or setting will ever be re.
quired.
Town made Razors, and every appaystus for shaving, are
constantly on ask at the Proprietor's Warehouses, 65, Cheap-
vide ; and 52, Park-street, Grosvenor-square.
The Razor Tablet and Strpp, if taken together, charged
10., (M. A Tablet for Penkents Ss.
London, England, 1812-06-17

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Jena 16.
The Lord Chancellor came down to the House before four
o'clock, and after prayers were read,
Their Lordships proceeded to forward the Bills upon the
table. Among these, the Irish Loan Bill, and the Irish Draw-
back and liohnty Bills, were read a second time and committed
for t0.0.u:.0w.
GOLDSM ID'S DEBTS BILL.
The LORD CH A NCLLLOR having signified his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent's consent on the part of his Majesty,
as far as the Royal interests were concerned; was committed for
to-morrow.—Adjoorned.
London, England, 1812-06-17

GRASS BLEACHED LINENS.
ROM the distressed state of the I%lasufacturers
in Ireland. Linea Cloths have fallen full % per cent.; and
the IRISH LINEN COMPANY would recommend their
Mends to take this opportunity to purchase, as should war with
America prevail, an 'whence as extraordinary must necessarily
and immediately take place.
The Irish Limo Company scQsoarticle but Irish Limn, and
not les, than a piece. Each piece is wanuatod ar tia
and to be bleached on the grass. and the money massed if a
fault appears. Cash for Bask of Ireland notes.
J. O'BRIEN. Agent to the Company.
No. 4, :loath side of Bluumsburymquare, is the Company's only
house in Loudon.
London, England, 1812-04-25

CA I' 1171 EOFPADAJOS.

Earl of LIVERPOOL gave notice, that
(11 .`101,1:tv move the Thanks of the
1. )use to the Earl of Wellington and to the Army
ei.4a,zed in the !4iegt. and Capture of Badnjos, and
c.ovetl that the Lords he summoned for that day.-
o:.(!erctl.

A sLeit canversaion ensued between the Marquis
I..,ti*tlowne, the Duke of Norfolk, and the
Lads of Liverpool and Darnley, in consequence of
ti:l,t mentioned Peer observing, that an important
Hill lied recently passed through that House (the
Penitentiary Houses), without due attention being
'mitt to it. This led to no proceeding, as no motion
was proposed.
Some further documents illustrative of the sub-
ject of the Orders in Council, as the copies of
forms of certain iiretiGts, &c. were, on the motion
4)f the rad of Lauderdale, ordered to be laid be-1
fore the )Louse.
The ►larquis of DOUGLAS presented Petitions
from the City and Port of Glasgow ; in Scotland,
one from the Chamber of Commerce, established in
-that City; and another from certain Ship Owners,
Manufacturers, &c. praying for ti participation in
. the Trade to India ; which being ;read;, were ordered
to lie on dm table. • .
ViBASANTRY OF IRELAND.
The Order of.the Day upon which Omit Lordships
wtire summoned, being read, . •
London, England, 1812-04-25

ARROLL and CQ. Stock-Brokers, No. Ye,
C Oxford-street, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets
and Shares far the present State Lottery ate co Sale et their
Wire.

Price of a Ticket 21 18 0
Half .611 6 01 Eighth E2 18 '6
Quarter_ l5
.o.l_Sisteeeth__ _ 1 9 6

All to he drawn NErFTtioRADAY (30th of this Month).
N 0.634.5, the last Prise of 30,0001. den wa in au April Lot-
tery, in 13 /Morel; and No. 12,103, the last Prize of 10,U. ul.
in 16 Sixteenth, were S.ild by CARROLL and CO.
•• • Letters, pose wail, duly answered; and briers 111111 M the
Country, accompanied with Remittance, attended to by remit
of Post.
London, England, 1812-04-25

has been obliged to evacuate Azu-g t.- DaJurr a'l
retired to Constantine., whidh he entered on the 28th,
with the greater part of his troops. It is said that
SOULT will go from Seville into Estremadura, leaving
in that city only a garrison of civic guards.—(Lit.
bon Gazette, April 7.)
London, England, 1812-04-13

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Suuday se'unight, about tivetliweetodit, a moth* of maw
meal wit their, faces cOvered, jotired 'the ardishowthavoisowiZp
Sutra, of Snowgate.bead, detirldtintrtir. to
tiudstersield, and broke all Mt dress* Noir fie sheues,..
They netseeetlitd from thence id Hien Coat, sibian a ,nue dia.
wit, Alfred the dreaing-shop ol Mr. Jolliet( lisocnt, lad ant
'content wit breaking his frame; mei *heath, which they eetirely
destroyed, they broke and timoollsked his household furniture
and all,the windows. From thence they proceeded to MMus, '
near Hanley, about three miles further, where they arrited
about tna o'clock, and entered the workshop of Mr. ;Jahn
BROOR, and broke one frame, Which was an he bad, and which
bad beeataken down tire Weeks. At the earnest entreatYof
Mr. Binoa,they were prevailed upon not to break his sbedrs.
The man apprehended at Huddersfield hart week, for penal&
fag Generid LIDO, underwent an examination on Saturday*, add
was iliebarged on entering into recognizances to keep the pea*.
hlr..lfitsnotcat is, we understand, a man of opaleuce, and this a
mkt Showiest dilemma into ',Lich he has precipitated himself al
his Cootntricity,

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London, England, 1812-04-13

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From the LONDOLV GAZETTE, April 11.

At the Court at Carlton Rouse, the Bth of April,
1812, present, his Royal Highness the POlice
Rogent in Council.
His Royal Highness, in Council, was this day
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majest
ty, to declare Henry Vicount Sidmouth Load Presi-
dent of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Conn-
' cil, and his Lordship took his place at the Board ac-
cordingly.
Nis Royal Highness was also pleased, in the name
and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Charles
Clietw)nd Earl Talbot to be Lord Lieutenant of the
county of Stafford, his Lordship this day took the
oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of
the oaths of allegiance and supremacy.
Carllon house, April 9, 1812.
His Royal Highness the Priace Regent was this
day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-1
jesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood on Hum-
. phry Davy, Esq. LL. D. Secretary to the Royal So- I
ciety, Professor of Chemistry to the Royal Institu- 1
tion and Board of Agriculture, F. R. S. E. M. R. 1.
A. &o. (Six.
His Rqyal Highness was also pisaseckin'tfte name
and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour
of Knighthood on Samuel Teller, Esq.
His Royal Highness was .also pleased, iu the name
and on The behalf of his Majesty, to-confer the honour
of Knighthood on George Eyre, Esq. Captain in this':
Royal Navy. .

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Whiterharl, April 11, 1812. •
His Royal Highness the Prince'fblent -has been
pleased, in the name and on fhe behalf of his Majesty,
to appoint the Right Honourable Jamestieorge Earl
of Courtown to be Captain of his Majesty's Bind of
Pensioners.

Foreign-Office., April 10.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hac been
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of hio Majes-
ty, to approve of Mr. Joaquim Andrade to be Con-
sul-Assistant for the Prince Regent of Portugal, at
London.
London, England, 1812-04-13

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OwSeturday Joseph Thompson, alias Je'seph
1101,
, Thompsdn, ins indicted for having ,forged the I
1-acceptance of a Company, under the firm of M'Dou- '
Bail and Co. 51, Ilermitage-street, Wapping, to a
bill of exchange for 1181: 1 Ss. 4d. drawn by Messrs..
Strong and Carter, ropeanerchants, near Poole, in
Daseishirei—Fournd the Prisoner, Guilty, Death.
Vier". was another indictment of a similar nature
ag~wst the Prisoner, 'which Inv thug rendered tu-
n sary to proceed in.
Watkinson, the cellar-Maii Of me, 'Robin-
son, an eminent Wine-merchant, wa; 'Co.niricteil of
hiving robbed his master to• a very cotatiderable
*nook. lle. had been twenty years in Mr. .R.'s
Titmice, and had Held. many hogsheads of port and
claret, with choice wines in bottles; to publicans and
sitters. Mr. ft's lois Is estimated at 2N.)61,
London, England, 1812-04-13

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4 per Cent. Nary 904
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THE 'STATESMAN._

• LONDON:
IioNDAy, APRIL 13, 1812.

kteral Anholt Mails hare arrived since our
by which we have received accounts from the Baltic
to the 7th instant. They do not give the least coon-.
tenance to the idle rumour, which was industriously
circulated on. Saturday, by the Ministerial Prints,
that Russia had declared war against Frage& Ger:.
man Papers have also reached us to the Ist, and
French to the Bth. There is not a word in either,
to warrant the belief that BONAPA RTE intends to
take the command of his army on the Vistula: We
have given several extracts from the French and Ger-
man Papers in our preceding columns.

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By the last accounts [rapt Man.ehester:wi
„havn,
that the disturbatices irhICR took Ouse there on, the"
lith instant, had subsided. ." /he following, day,"
says a letter which we received this morning, a cir-
eider letters were sent to the 145 who sirned the
Requisition, to attend, at the Police Office; in con-1
Sequence which 60 attended, when 57 were for
the Address lying there for signatures, and 3 against
it. 'Tis now six o'clock on Saturday evening, and
I am informed the Addmss has not obtained more than
60 signatures." Accounts from Calisle state, that dur-
lug the time the soldiers there were firing oti the peo-
ple—" Every one present believed they were only ,
firing blank cartridges, and kept their stations, but
were soon undeceited by hearing the whistling of the I
balls, and seeing some of the spectators woanded.
It was a matter of astonishment,. that ,numbers of
the peaceable inhabitants did not share the same fateti
as a very greet number of Isltlls were next mornitic
found in the streets, and some,had perforated the
walls of the houses. Oa Tuesday the examination
of the 38 prisoners was held,• who, with the excep-
tion of two or three, who were charged with having
thrown stones, were all discharged. On that day the
Coroner's Inquest was taken on the unfortunate wo.
man who was shot, •when the Jury, after long deli-
beration, and long continued difference of opinion,
returned a verdict of acchlen!al death ! ! !—On
Wednesday, the Magistrates gave a dinner to the
Officers of the 55th, who rkeived public thanks for
the manner in which .they gka conducted themselves
in prom, itsu the E tr—AElpapi.shorild we be,
if we could state, that in trevther part of the country,
Commotions similar to what we itatis alluded, hid
taken place. This, hoviever, is out of oar power,-
os will be seen by the followitig accounts
London, England, 1812-04-14

Pursuant to nn Order of the nigh Cowl of Clraucerr. hearing
date time 9,11 of March, 1812. made in a Cause wherein Janus
Simpson and others are Plaintiffs, and Joseph Outteridge sad
ashen arn_OLfendii
- 4 FRZEUQL GISTATE, situate. in the G range-
CIL yard and Road, Bermondsey, la the County of Sorry;
comprising as eiteipive Tun-yard, new divided into Loft, with
several gond Darning-houses and Out-buildings. together a ith
wady GOO Tan and Lime Pits. Alan, a considerable extent of
valuable Building-ground, fronting the Sfa-road,and the Neok-
inger ; the *hole late in the pooessom o Mr. John trtidervbell,
and being part Of the Estates of Mr. James Warne, deceased.
The sold Estate will be sold, with the hp probation of Samuel
Compton Cox, ,Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, nt time
Public Sale Roans, In Soutlutmpton-building.' Cbnacery-lane,
Loudon, as Vi FMB ESDA Y, the 29th dnyofApril, 1812, be-
tween the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in
Five Lots.
Printed Particulars, w itb a Plaannoexed, may he had (gratis)
at the said Ilioster's Chambers, in Southampson•buildings afore-
said; of Messrs. Crowder, Luise and Garth, Snlicitors, Fre-
derick's-plate, Old Jewry ; of Meats. %Velma and Teesdale,
Solicitors, Fenchurch-street ; and of Messrs. Driver, S2rveyots,
Kent-road 4 or at the Auction Mart, London.
London, England, 1812-04-14

DEBILITY, STRICTURES, Rte.
IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de-
viation front the general plan has been highly heiefit.i:it to
others, and improved in their profestlonal acquirements by the
maturity of near twteno u 4
thy yelitiorsatd ardour,eexperiwe Ate:srs. tURRIR
the eradication of
nod CO. continue, wit
those disorders which arc the consequence of illicit indulgence.
or the destructive habits of .the imonsiderate School-boy. In
prat:ming the cure of ilteee Cornpbeints„ they hold nut no in-
doceasent to vices hut. scusible as all men moot he of the ex.
Lame of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly
'dimmed Surgeons of Loudniii and of the Royal College of
Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, and in every
complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising from the
lasfatuat ion of a certaia desouctive habit, tray residence in warm
climates, free living, or nay other came producing a deflcency
of manly vigour, the patient may rely oti n speedy restoration
.*Tsraus health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of
She Urethra has been attended with peculiar sneers,. Strictures
of tea and meaty years' duration have yielded to theirtrest-
' iseat in the shqrt period of three weeki. Several Noblemen
mid Gentlemen of the firel rmpecta hilt ty, who have laboured ruder
oh painful and distressing disease, having received u radical and
*eminent cure, partit alarly reque4 that reference may be mode
o there, ns satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of
Mews. Currie and Col.'d Plan of Treatment. Many of these
Gentlemen had bete limier the care of Mews. /lose, Heavi-
side, and other Surgeons of equal emMenee, who a:tempted
their Cure by the application of the Lunar
sneer's.
Merin.. Currie and Co. may he Consulted by patients of either
We, with the greatest same, and honour, at their imams No.
Hatton-garden
Patients m the r
',their ease, age,
a remittance foe

given or sent to
creey so essential
■ny be avldvdiet

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country are requested to state the particulan
no gencrni-Itabit of it.isa, aim. ise. isdoring
irsea.
• advice mud toad Who the asste still be
any part of the To IM MO that se-
I to, their nods tab the pottage of ktteca
naistCaaSt bi1f411141101111., • • - • :
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London, England, 1812-04-14

lo Svo. with a Portrait of the late King of Sweden, price 10s.
- 6d. hoards,
AN HISTORICAL SKETCH of the last Years
of the REIGN of GUSTAVUStheIYth. ADOLPHUS,
KING of SW EDEN, including a narrative of the causes,
progres:, and termination of the late Revolation ; and an Ap-
pendix, containing ofScial documents, letters, and minutes of a
couversation between the late King and Lieutenant-General Sir
John Moore, Genera' Biuoe, &c. Translated from the
Swedish.
Printed for John Cawthorn, Boolveller to her Royal High-
gess the Pi Eileen of Wales. Ni'. 5, Catharine•street, Strand.
Where may he had, Intel* published,
FA ERY, a Poem, illustrating the origin of oar marvellous
imagery, as derived from the Gothic Mythology, 100. price 16s.
boards.
Also, A HISTORY ofJAMAICA. By Robert Rennie, 4to.
pride 275. boards.
London, England, 1812-04-14

THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:
lIITESDAIff APRIL 13, 1812.
A Lisbon Mail arrived this forenoon, by which
we have received accounts of the progress of the
:lege of Badajos, to the 2fith March. It is already
..nown, that the first parallel was completed on the
:7ch, and that the enemy were repulsed in a sortie
which they attempted on the 19th. The second pa-
•allel was finished on the preceding night. The
torka for completing the third parallel were in con-
;derable progress on the 2.1 d, when it would appear
hat they had somewhat relaxed, owing to the
,caTy mini, which are described to hare fallen
rs torrents, and to the circumstance of the vie-
rs), hating cut the Guadiana with the view, no
:oubt, of inundating the ground round Badajos.
--On the evening of the 24th, however, the
'rang redoubt of Pickering, which was defended
ly 250 men and six. pieces of artillery, was 'at-
acked by four Portuguese regitninsts, undq Colonel
It Emir) and taken by assault, 180 of the French
xing killed, and the rest made prisooers. This
enabled the besieging army to carry their works
searor Badajos, and, on the morning of the 25th,
•wenty-eight 24ponnders were opened upon that
fortress. Earl WILLINGTON is said to be still be-
sore Badajoi. General GRAIIIAIt is at Zafr
7/eneral BILL at Merida, with the corps of
'ration under their command. With regard tt.
reach. Generals, MARIVONT, by the last aceounl
was at Salamanca, making preparations, it
limed, for the purpose of attacking Ciudad it
CP Almeida,jvalw/sach abject; a large park-
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l"6 "I"' minc"minilaut ine mea- A Po which prevailed, that a Messenger had
e still be- sores of Government. Referring to the now bar. arrived at the British Coort from St. Peteraburgb, is
ara, and racks proposal tope erected in the Rusaitya Pad, now obaaged ; and it is from Austria that be Is said'
of obser- for the accommodatiou meaty of the Id anima of bate arrived.
rd to the Life Guards, and which are net. cipt' *I
bee Russian ports of colonial produce,
aides -Wo• dated, some time. ago, that
.the Emperor
mot Assitaisot
accounts, 1,11,0001, 011
the 414CELEGII of tbe macaw:a
bad issued a Ukase, authorising the nn-
was be- that this measure had Peaa"?rr,tPd to in waselliemis ollbet aerebasidise, direct from Enfiaad, in oett-
thiftodrigo, of the former barraM iggisginsi.by s-regimgglia Wallas. We naderstaad. that npies of this
tof ar.; Yung-sheet, lotting unfit or tlit purposes as tier lbw *die secured by tke fast Mail from Anholt.
London, England, 1812-04-14

NEW INVENTED BRF:ECUES.

•
rig SUPTON has the honour of presenting his
a respectful ack uooledgments to the Nobility. Gentry, and
the 'Wilk, for the distil risked pitman he has eaperiemed
for his new bisected Breeches and Kuit.iloint.. The unprece-
dented demand fur them nifords an umptestionuble proof of their
iareimable utility, siCit eradicate. that very great complaint of
the bad sewing. and the bilk uiruiam colour in washing, iii the
static being made without leg air side sown; and tcaiders ker-
seviceet as elastic as stocking of every description, N hich makes
tie& peculiarly adopted for riding, which has been long the de-
sire of so many gentlemen, and made only by the ismer:tor, T.
Sueloa.3l4 tomtit side of he New Church), Strand. where he
Las laid in an elegant assortment of the choicest Frowner pat-
terns. Ladies habits. noval and military equipment. according
to OR newest regulation; mid every other brooch of thei business
executed iu the first .t, a ith the utmost punctuality end dis-
patch. •
N. B. Gentlemen In the country desirous of having their
clothes made in Loudest, by sending a letter, pmt paid, to the
:move, may hose isetructions to measure themselsec. Clothes
sent to any part of the world.

111 814112 after returning his most grateful thanks
A • to the Public for their nabuetaled fawners in the late
Lotteries, respectfully acquaints than that Ticket. amd Shares
are selling in great Varier) fur the new Lnttrry of rally IV,OUO
Tickets, ull to be tirdan the len of 'l'll IS MONTH.
Present Price—Ticket All ISt.

Half XII 6 11 Eighth L2 19 6
tfter 5 15 0 Sixteenth 1 9 6
ilSie Scheme on inspection will be found no%el, and may he had
gratis, at 4, CORNIIILL, tor 9, CHARING-CROSS,
Where CAPITAL PRIZES, too numernus for an Advertise-

men', have been sold, shared, :roil paid on demand.
••• Prisons in the Country who find any difficulty In being
supplied by die Agents, are de►ired to wine (post paid) to
either of 1811'8 Offices as above•
London, England, 1812-04-14

MONEY.
TI LOSE desirous of borrowing, are Informed that
1 through this Advertisement they can always be impplied
with ; my stun, from lad. to 40,0001. and upwards ,no terms infi-
nitely nore reasonable nod advantageous to the Burrower, than
are in, general suhmitted to the Public, by securing the amount
harrowed on Church Livings, Life Interests arising from Memory
intim s Funds, Marriage Setelementp, and na IfreChold. Copy-
hold„ and Leasehold Lstnies. As aim Noblemen. Heirs Ap-
parent. and Gentlemen of known responsibility, may be ac-
cow sedated by their pentinal security.
Le hers addressed, post-paid. to G. R. at the Law Stationer's,
99, Melt-rut!, Chancery-lane, will be immediately answered.
and in the event of the nifered security being approved of, an
bum ediale interview will be appointed for currying into elect
every application.
Eleven 'Yeas Purchase will be given for well•secured An-
suitiwv.
London, England, 1812-04-14

GUIDE TO HEALTH having passed
throngh a number of Editions; and experiesseed a stile un-
precedentodly great, has been now reprinted with many- im-
provemems, and it may be with confideute asserted, that so va-
luable a Publication to the at in general has never been
printed in this or any other language. The weak nod delicate
female—the yeuth who has jaw duklied his education at any of
the public semitiarie,—the aged, who are drooping uoder"dinw-
ders originktiug front ao Impurity of the blood—people of
fashion—studious persons of it confined and sedentary life—as
Mat those afflicted with nervous ',Petrone in general, will lind
Solinnos's Guide to Health" n faithful companion amt. an
emitting instructor: In short, no person who values the enjoy-
ment of a good stateef health, wIU be a eminent without being
po-seised of the most useful, cheap, valuable. sad impartial I
wot k ever published.
The hid.i soirees of weakness. and debility with which
thousands an red, are herein laid open, and the MOM of
restoration Se tk b of health and strength, fully sad ass-
ply eslaseellorpsd.
This lieltior Is-enriched with many valuable listrovessents, '
eauossedlh= es peristrrial tesiiwtosyi and eaksdatell to km-
peon k and welfare of all thea k wit, observe hp sews-
slaves.
Lamina , 544 by Natbews pot N. 18, *mei illvo
pi tlie Booksellers le Use Boleti B.lspeoes, pleb*? .

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London, England, 1812-04-14

SUN TAYEKM ANli) COFFEE=HOUSE. LUDGA:t•:
• MU.
TwALLIN, late of the •Belle Sautage,
• begs leave to return las wn.t grateful thanks to his Friends
and the Public in genus', Who have kind!, favoured hip rrith
their command," and to assure them ILO exertions, combined
with igo.id beds, moderate charges, &c. shilll he wanting on his
part W merit a continuaiite of their future favours.
London, England, 1812-04-14

CONITEYANCE OF WATER. - .PATENT
T..ARTHENWARE PIPES, manufactured so as to he
nearly equal in strength to Iron, and conducting the water in it,
mint p ere slate. Some whole streets have been laid with them,
(drone of the Water Work Companies, in Loadun (close upon
The pressure of their Engine), and they are found to answer
every purpose. They psrticularly merit the attention of No-
Llerae, t and Gentlemen wishing to convey Water from one part of
their I estate to another.
To bie bad of the Patentee, at the Pottery,' Nine Elias, near
Lead'. a.
London, England, 1812-04-14

AIATRIMON Y.

IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably certain,
unit many persons of both sexes are deterred from entering
onto the married state, by infirmities. which delicacy forbid,
them to disclose; and there are nut ar few. whip, being already
married, are rendered miserable for wardof those tender
pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness in this state i.,
at least, very precarious. It has been ascertained beyond doubt,
that these circumstances are occasioned by a general or partial
relaxation or wenknoss in either sex ; and it is equally certain,
that the genuine BA LM MECCA the hest, if not the only
remedy tar this species of debility. When taken into the sto-
mach, it immediately diffuses itself like a vapour through every
pore, producing effects nt once delightful, salutary, and perma-
nent. When the spark of life begins fo grow dim. the Cirellia•
Ain languid, and the faculties paraliseil, this medicine is found to
give tone to the nerves, exhilarate the animal spirits, invigorate
the body, and re-animate the whole man. When aversion to
exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, mid pallid cidliitenance,
Indicate approaching consumption, the delicate female will be
preserved, and restored eh health and society by the benign in-
fluence of this medicine. When the delusions of imagination, do
the force of bad example, have tempted unguarded youth into
the dangerous labyrinths of secret sensuality, debilitated ilk
body, or impaired his understanding, the Balm of Mecca will
protect him from lingering disease, the infirmities of premature
old age, and a wretched dissolution. When, by luxurious ban-
quets, copious libations, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels,
the sous and daughterso. dissipat ilia have brought an themselves
debility, reliagation, imbectlity, and a lung train of nervous
complaint-, this stmthilig Balm will restore health and vivo
to the debilitated fraine, and cheerfulness and animation to ts'
mind. _ .

Observe, that there is nn engraved PI wait of Dr. Sense in
the Inbel on the outside of each but, which is signed by she
Proprietor, E. Senate, in his hand-wilting. All ether we
ensnarer its.

.....
The volume Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Seattle ;
and said, whale ale and retail, by Ns agent, Mr. Richards,
Druggist, 193, Strand, near St. Clement's Church ; also retail
by WarJ, ni, How.; Par on 166, Fleet-street; Bacon,
130, Oxford-street, opposite Band-street; Allen, IS.
tree,, opposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of the Royal Ex-
change* Golding, 42, Cornhill ; and Chris**. Cockspur-street,
.comerof Spring-gardens. Price?". per boy, ditty included.
London, England, 1812-04-14

SEC

IMITSSMAN "FMB, POO* O'CLOCK.

DISPATCHES from LORD WELLING7IOII.

SURRENDER OF THE OUTWORKS OF HADA.T

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0 WAR DEPARTMENT,

46 DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 14, 1812.
" A Dispatch has been received from the Earl of
WIILLINGrom, dated the 27th of March.
" The works of 'liadajos had been carried on with
great vigour, -notwithstanding the heavy -rains which
had prevailed, and which had swolii the Guadiana
to;snch a height, that one of the bridges thrown over
that river, had been carried away, and the others
I were damaged.

" His Lordship opened his fire upon the place
from 28 pieces of cannon, on the 23th March, and
upon the same night the outwork called the Picorina
was taken by storm by 500 men, formed into three
detachments, led by Major SHAW,• 74th regiment;
Major Runn, 77th, and Capt. Powvss, of thu 811.
The whole under the immediate direction of Major-
Gemara! Kwarr. This service was executed -in the
most brilliant manner. The works were strong, and
defended by Colonel GASPAR TIIIERRI:, with 450
men and seven pieces of cannon. Very few, if any,'
of the garrison escaped.

" The enemy made a sortie at the same time from
the rarelin of St. Roque, but was immediately drivem
in. This success has enauled Lord WELLINGTON to
open his second parallel within 300 yards of the
body of the place, against which place two batteries
were open upon the 26th.—Daoc ET'S corps had con•
tinued in the line between Medelia and Llerena. In
the night of the 25th Sir Taos.--GaAn4st marched
against the tatter place, but the French troops which
occupied the town, had notice of his march, and
retreated into the mountains.

" Sir ROWLAND HILL was moving by De Guarina
towards Medelin. The French army in Castile, wi-
der 111.11thIONT'S command, has not yet moved."
London, England, 1812-04-14

riaNt& GLAS* COMPAN Y.

•
THE Public ace informal, that a large Assort-
weal .f PLATE GLASS Is noW oa SALE, at fixed
Primo, by Mr. ALRNARORR SLACK, at the Company's
Warelinave,ALßlON-PforBLAC K It IA RS-BRIDE,
e( *fine colour, wiper* aid of various dimensions,
foils 12 indite to 114 intliti a leMph, and from 10 to 72 inches
In breadth; also (;eavee and Concave Mirrors, from 12 to 36
incites in diameter. And the same assortment may lie had foe
Oratory Orden:, by addressing Letters to Mr. %William Foster,
at the Maourartury, Ravenhead. near Prestot, Lancashire.
brim the great Improvement made of rate years io this Malin-
factory, Ills now allowed that the Company's Plates are equal
in their brilitaucy, and have as few imperfections, compared
with any 'Weir' Glass that ever was imported.

Let those buy now, who never bought before,
And those who always bought, now bay the more,
N the Lottery all to be Drawn 30th of this 'lMonth,
JL April: it containing l'rizes of as great mognitude with
others of value never before known, and only MOW Tickets.—
These superior advantages w ill no doubt cause a scarcity of
Tickets and Sharer ao immediate purchase is tbeiefure respect-
fully advised by
LADY BRANSCOMB,
Widow of Sir J. Bran.comb,
No. I, Holborn Bars, the corner of Middle-row, being the only
Ofkt licensed by and iu the name of Branscomh.
London, England, 1812-06-26

'llte Bill was then committed, and the Report ordered to be
received to-morrow.
The F %chequer Bill: MR was read a Pecond titne. and order.
ed to be committed tamormw.
The Irish Stamps' Bill estt through a Committee of they hole
}ours, and the Report wit ordered to hr received to-morrow.
The Unlawful Oaths' Bill was read a third time passed,
The WOW Bill was read a third time mid passed.
On theologian that the Irish Poimlatiou Bill he committed,
Mr. ROSEaud Sir!. NEWPORT made some ohs-rratiuns,
!after which, the question was agreed to.
The Bill went through a Comtnittee of the whole House, in
which 3lr. W. PerLE toot the opportunity of ttating hi; ap-
troval of the principle of the Bill, and his disapprobation of
he macaw r of carrying it into egecutiou.
Sir J. ajlMeortr defended the manner, deeming that the
only practicablle mode of curving the prisciple in to• tec.ttion.
After some further observations frau General MATH EW and
Dlr. gosE, the Report was hrwaght up, and ordered to betakes
Into further consideration on Alooday next.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER glare notice,
Oat be shonld to-morrow move for leave to bring.is a All for a
duty op $t- •:e Ware,
Mr.-Richmond presented at the Bar of the House certain Ac-
Counts respentiog the London Doelts.--10rdensd to lie ou the
tabl
Sire, MARE WOOD mased for an ACcoontof the Number of
Walsers of War eonlLied it: various parts of the Kingdom, dis-
tinguishiag Soldiers from Sailors, so far as the same can be made
mot.—Ordered.
London, England, 1812-06-19

i~,~~~4id~s ~.

Sta,—The sudden; une*Oeificl, aild enormous rise
of Grain yesterday itt,.lKarlt-lane, _has, excited the
astonishment and indignation 'of the whole comm.
nity. I enquired of a very extensive factor, whether
he attributed the rise to a real scarctty ? And he in.
genuonsly answered, he did not; for upon giving
the price demanded, he would any day undertake,
under a large penalty, to produce twenty thousand.
sicki,of flour, at forty.eight hours' notice. As this
Ii truly the case, .why 'does dot the Legislature inter-
s fete P That there are onsaivis at present actually
• th
perishing for Want Is a fict'Well known. This very
ioorryngt on giving a poorequalid wretch, in Fore-
-oiroolt," halfpenny, he instantly went tc a dog and
cot nil* shop in the neighbonrheed, bought a half.-
: pititly *forth of cat's-meat, which be devoured
with the utmost avidity ; and this is by no means a
1 itugelar ease, -, Our MinistrY:icoald do well to eon-
--1--,
aidostif they. allOw all, the effects of famine to dwell
I ieithelandf the people can have little interest in de-
-1 leading% loony Change to. tiem would be a chance,
i)f 'bettering -themselves. yrr,o;eur Judget are so.
nark to Visit With ablestt Osifr 'lrwin any hanker who
;i'utitilneaverteikily lAA eight. or ten-shillings extra
ditimmkuimn .ai bill",.tho person who gets . the bill
dlleatuated May with tits snowy speculate in and
.iyalei.firairn'ths: Sat ' milder& tletigiO9rt till they
I imiii isthed. the price beyoua (hi ineanS of the poor
rto purchase it.—Yet this is held as no crime, while
an extra eight shillings
.in the' discount. would ruin
even a wealthy man. What a contemptible perver-
sion of common sense and justice is .o..is. I hope you
will again raise y our voice• in favour of the poor
l agafust this crying and increasing evil—the monepo-
Using of Corn and Flour. • ' . .
London, England, 1812-02-11

HAMPSHIRE —TO BEI ET.
For a Term of 14 yeart, and enteredaw at Michaelmas neat,
AIA, that capital FARM, called SWANMOItF,
11 ASELHOLT ea LUNDY BARRI comprising a
good Dwelling Howie, Offices, Cottages, and Gardens, and about
N5O acres amnia excellent Wheat aid Turnip band, all Inclosed,
sad bas an exteutive common p Mirage. citrate and lying in the
parish at Droxford, S mart from Waltham Abbey, and only
about 13 miles from Gosport and Portsmouth ; good roads to
both places. The dwelling boast commands me of the finest
prospects in the county, leaving a full vim* or the Ike of Wight
and the Needles. Every edeoctragemeat will be given to a
farmer of capital science and indu.trv.
Partkulars dray be known by applying to Adam Murray,
Surveyor and 'Aug Agent, 3, Pickett-strees,
Letter& post-paid.
London, England, 1812-11-05

de:•&.
famili

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The character of Mr. CANNING, as an honest man
and of great application of talents, will cause 'is
smile upon the countenances of all your rellectiug
political readers. The application of men to those
practices, which produce favour with the all-power.
ful party behind the curtain, is indeed notorious
enough, as are the superficial and noisy talents of
the school of PITT. And Vrrus can condescend to
lavish the grossest incense •of adulation upon the
vainest of our Nobles, as well as he formerly could
forge intercepted letters ; and as now, to write the
superior articles in the Courier and Post. "The
clubbed brains of both Mr. Cassitco and his noble
patron, were they brought into immediate actioN
would do ncr more than whip up a rather higher
ebullition of froth upon the surface of a. What
a pity! all that even VETus can do; is insufficient%
make WELLESLEY prime Minister ;- and the Times,
Premier demi-official ! how laughable, should the
sercasmous scandal turn out fact, that the Note
made interest et an enormous
eLlopreducpenvtri
with the altheabinet Ministers of, certain Courts,
Ito send for himself as an adviser wad director, and
to State to oar Court, that the woribeld sas lie car.
rivNt'on without him I Lord C 4-6.-640 sWatithis is
the fact ; and that the prooterldeb4o soosswee
the history of them timer, Ihm=lo,lll6 *Rh. Cmr.
"girl lee Liverpool speeches. ate, Imeetittheisaak
erdriary.ind glaring specimens Of *II* aaphistry,
. whkft even these times bare prous:44,-
Althongh, EINIF•RefillO-mokyreat belorncitely,
of my why. of. thinking apes thew top* we yet
both refteee,lat teed to., the geed of peace and the
pax tl k iheame.. PA es old, stadeet in pill.
! ticalscolce, and beget; of,.tbe public, I claim to
be heard through .theineditam of your interesting and
patriotic Paper, the chief political guide of the
I middling and lotrer classes, to whom L principally
desire to address myself. •
EQ6Ait L4Ws, .
London, England, 1812-02-18

TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.
-w HEREAS RICHARD MACKILWMN
bland& charged upon oath, of ft:twit:lends. Lin:Lining a
Bill of Exchange, value One Hundred and Fins -twit Pounds
Emir Shillings, drawn by Sims and Hewitt on Mr. Hamper,
haberdasher, Yonierstreet, Borough, and has nhsconded there-
with. As prtatent is stopped, the public are hereby cautioned
against receiving the said Rill, and to give information to James
Banks, Auction-er. IS, Queen street, Cheapside.
Th.• said K. W4(1'81160, is about 'A years cut' age. dark COM.
plext.in, black hair and whiskers. II is aseertiiined that he left
London by the Exeter coach, under lire assumed name of Bir-
leftsh”ws

The above Reward will be paid no conviction, by applying as
alloy,