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• From the LONDON GAZIITTE, Jurte 15.
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Admiralty Office, Jane 15.
Copy of an Enclosure to Visa Admiral Sir FA. Pelkw, Bart.
His Majesty's ship Than" Posen Harbour, Feb. R 7, 1819.
SlN—Agreeable to your directions, I embarked
Lieutenant-Colonel Coffin, and the td battalion of
the 10th regiment, on the 16th Institut, and arrived
off Pouaa on the 23d, the harbour of which ii about
a quarter of a mile wide, with a mole at the extreme
end of it, defended by four batteries, mosotistg Wu
44 and 113-pounders, and two nine-inch mortars.
Colonel Coffin and myself agreed, that the shortest
mad surest read to success, was by running both .ships
lis
to the mole, and carrying the place by assault ;
but the weather was unfavourable for such an. at.
tack, until the morning of the 26tb, when the ships
bore up, in close order, with a fine breeze.
The enemy were prepared for our reception, and
-apeued their-fire nearly half an hour before our guns
toonld bear: the batteries were.: however, passed
with little injury, the ships engaging oe both sides,
And the Thames was anchored across the mole-head,
the Furieuse bringing up a little astern of her.
Colonel Coffin and the troops landed the same in-
stant, and pushed for the height of a strong tower,
tato which the enemy had retreated, and their sp.
vearatice, together with the severe fire from the
ships, induced the Governor to hoist a flag of truce,
and agree to the inclosed capitulation.
I have much pleasure in informing you, that- this
service has been performed without the loss of a man
Lie either profession : our being hulled three times,
•and Furiouse twice, sails and rigging a good deal
cat, is the .sly damage suffered.
. The most perfect cordiality has subsisted between
.the two services, and I am much indebted to Captain
' Motosey for the excellent support he gave, and his
-quickness in following our mottoes ; and if the resist-
ance had been greater and another battery (which
.was expected), I have little doubt but we should
love succeeded, particularly with such a storming
,n party as Colonel Cashell's regiment, and such a
leader as Colonel Coffin.
I have much reason to be satisfied with my first
Lieutenant, Myles, officers, and ship's company;
their steady conduct and excellent firing,. accounts
for the smallness of our damage. Captain. Moon-
sey likewise speaks highly of Lieutenant Croker, his
officers, and crew • Mr. James Wilkinson, mato of
this ship, I attached to Colonel Coffin ; and Mr.
Black, of the Furiease, I entrusted with the charge
•of the landing.
Enclosed is a retore of prisoners, guns, Ike. and I
shall send a survey of the island by the earliest op-
portunity. I have the honour to be, &c. .
A WONDERFUL thISICOV ERY FOR CUILLLNG AND (Signed) CHARLES NAPIER, Captain.
MAKING THE. HAJR GROW. Sir Robert !Laurie, Bart. Captain of his Majesty's ship Ajax.
(Patrool•ed by the Royal Family and most of the Nobility.) [Here follow the .Articles of Capitulation, by
A MONGST the inientiens of the present age, which the garrison surrenderedas prisoners of war.]
‘ll. whether for elegance or utility, ATE LNSON'S 0111-
Skimm.pM
1
LINAL CURLING FLUID fur the Hair, sets all compen-
dia at n &Name, and boo generally known in the Arst circles, , Copy of soother Enclosure from Viee-Admirel Sir E. Pellew.
and to the public nt large, as to render eulogia in uneecessary i hue' •Cape Croisette, •
His
Majesty's Ship Volontnire,
Ike Proprietor begs leave k' announce, that the aka March 31, 1819. of Its being ;
merely useful fair beatnik ibe the hair in dressing, making it 1 gig --yesterday we perceived fourteen merchant
ea. 1. ion keeping the curl iii form during damp weather, i•her. I vessels at Morgeon : this 'added to the import-
ti el Ate. it ilOr Hi only property, taut that it 14 en nutritive to
lmiT hair. tam. where regniarlv used, it preserves it from falling ! ante of thedestruction of the two batteries,'erected
.4tr or chaii2ing colour, eon will restore it, even where the head ! there last year, which affords so, much protection to
a s been bald for yt•arst indeed, coq superladveare it, virtue. in ,
this respect, that it is rpialarly prescribed by the MOO eminent .the coast.
atedieal Mil to make the kith grow, alien all other means have I The night favoured for embracing Lieutenant
proved ineffectual.
Sold in bottles, Shaw's offer of attacking the place. The Marines,
39.
641.
d'' nod "e
guinea, by
ljte "4
1)".
I under Lieutenants Burton and Hunt, Royal Ma-
prietor. James Afklasaisereeforaer, Nit. 9,lMb-tater', Blorolos- ;
trv: Bayley and Blew. Cocksprer•sireet t untie and Pierce, ! rine& and boats of this ship, Undauntel, and Red;
Vi, New ItandogreeLl Itiage,6s,Cbeupsidr ; 8err3,17, Greek-
Street; end enevaPPtifeteners mid, Medicine Venters in town and wing, were placed underliis orders for that purpose,
inuntry;
and this morning justified my high cenidence in him.'
Alm ATK IN-soti's'irdEVAnt.t DYlt, far
tilt 011111"Ig He landed at Sormienr and *marching oter the hilli
colour of the hair, eyebtorsoar.d whirkerv, frame suil WI •
f'::Y, to a brown .or meet,' allowed, by men of teleocts ilgs • at day-light, tattled the batteries id the rear, after af!
& I, if WM ihr Italy article whlehtlfleetsally thaws the Palmer, partial resistants of farts troops there. Five $5.:
a pervolowisteoloar. .
_,`"id in t.oittes, „pity ems cream for ow. at ,108,.. 64: pounders in one, and
.two 241-Pounden. in the other
•••• far oboe.. tater'', welethvown•into 11116ffi) one mortar *telt
• • .0 . .
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MEDICAL PUILINTROPIIIC INSTITUTION,
No. 6, Upvel James•sttros,Goiden-gqoare, Loudon.

P.tronisen by tke Nobility. and ender the Imperiel caveat of
Ns 'Hovel Highness the Pripet Regent, tor hdminisiering Dr.
WITHERS'II iiIISSIAN-PROPH YLACTIC, and
ins the T_OURMALIN TRUSS to the general conveniciece
of the allieted.
THE RUSSIAN TOURMALIN TRUSS is
the may Pawn& remedy for itutruirem at prematkaawn
watt& It. Uwe tang bees a hereditary secret we the she.
tient brawlers of a disiingaished tastily, earl teed with so snitch
turcess, that Ruptures are now nearly erased frog the cats-
Inine of human miseries in that country. It is prephtett paid),
Tinermatin of Soot h America. the elertric and cam-
ichting prnperlies of which lava lorg been viewed by the
Intim, with silent iinatirelloit. Dr. W. purchased the se►
cite originally for 21 ears, and this being the kw year of that
term, be Ines obtained the Royal Guarantee to render It sworn
eitersively rr fe! till theist If shmeserynest,_wisen the Remai-
n:in reverts I. the. Prisprietan in Russia. No hopeless eases
ar, ravaged, and this distressing flomplaiet requires eke entlidt
roplicatien.—Price'from.2l. to $l.
The RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC
Ir an effeetuel cafe for ability, ecru, and tedium! weakness.
It radically cures a certain ditseMir in every stage, and by ist-
taqnnarapplicativia extensile, ,it totally prevents infection,
Koh .Q "Mich eireeiety, Me the Doctor will forfeit 501. if it
vier failed.

Dr. W: and Co. tare Cowen of all *kinds, the-Gout, ltbeo-
rsaliqos, White Sweilisip q the Joints, the Scurvy in its most
viral rut stares, and all disorder of the Eye, and Ear, where
tut ,trurrure d the moo is set imperfect, and glee advice
nn xil other casual disorder". Fee one pound, but no fee re-
quired on congestion. Being Members of the Royal College,
regolarly bred ie every /bash of the profession, their
may be sees and their medical subjects familiarly dis-
ra,rd.

Dr. Withers and Sou aUea4 daily for medical and surgical
rfolultation; (be book,' are laid every Saturday before the
Committee, who give tbeir jirint opinions en each case. The
sd.antages of this plan so enustry patients are incalculable, as
names or personal Attendance are required, and all post paid
le:.rr, IWO an,wered by them.
N. B. Advice to the real Poor, gratis, till Ten every
Piorning.

A ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the
-EX °demi Invientioa or Mr. Refill,. and • brought by his
iircessive improvements to the bpi lsest perfection) continues to
be prepared and sold by Messrs. RENE Sr, Manufacturing Cite-
better.
'fills agreeable perfumed Litinor, which is composed of highly
enneentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics
eflirarious Antiteptics,_ may be kept unimpaired in any (Ai-
mee mid fur any length of time. Its pungent odour adapts it
Cr. affording relief ii Read-aehs, Tainting,. ece. ; and renders
it pei Wanly grateful and refreshing In crowded rooms. in places
of public resift, had lathe apartments of the sick., It counter-
jets, also, The befretion of totongious diseases.
A, many spurious and infoi•itir preparations are sold under the
rime nod similar names, the Oldie are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrti
Henry, hlauche.ter, are ertgr:wed on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar is bottles, price 24. 9d. lath,
stomp included, is sold wholvale and retail by Bailey mid
Elea, Cockspor-street (the only Agents in Loofa] authorised
by the froprtefins); whore may may be bod,.Sproffe Boxes*. f
Cold, Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, &c. Abe Henry's Calcined
k;:reesia, la battles as 2s. 9d. and larger, with glass stoppers, at
each t their names beiug on the stamps.