ES LAM EN Linz. E F OF SHIPWRECK. (rnois A JAMAICA PAPER ) We regret to state the lass of the schosmer Jane, frees t',7s port (Kingston,) to New Orleans. The follow i a;.; particulars are derived from a letter from Capt. Ltvington, dated the Havannah, May 20 : •' It is with great reget I communicate an account of the loss of the schooner Jane, which upset in a •white squall half an hour befiare mid-day, on the 13t1 March, about two leagues to the southward of the Isle of Pines. Nothing could possibly Le saved belonging to the vessel or cargo. Mrs. Shaw, the actress, and Madame Yadon, being both in the cabin, were in stantly drowned, as no assistance whatever could be rmdered them ! The schooner did not immediately zo down, but our boat being lashed to leeward, we could not get at her ; we therefiee ftwmed a raft, and all the men, and Messrs. Conley, Nilan, and myself, ..got on it. Patrick Flanigan was washed off and •drowned; every one else got ashore on the south coast of the Isle of Pines about four o'clock on the morn ing of the '24tl:, after haring been upwards of sixteen hours in the water, twelve of which we were up to the UTTYI pits " On the following day, we lost Mr.. Corny, and notwithstanding the most diligent search, we could not kind him. He was, however, miraculously pre. served, himself, as well as Thomas Burke, who, from weakness, remained behind, having been conducted by a dog .to a house, not far diqunt from where we got ashore; but which, in our anxious state, we never discovered. Thus what Appeared a misfor tune proved a benefit, as they never could, in their wick state, have undergone the fatigue the rest didfor five days afterwards, without any sustenance; when, at length, we met a fisherman, who relieved our wants as much as lay in his power. We were sent from the Isle of Pines by the Commandant of the Island, on the supposition that we belonged to an In surgent vessel, and were kept in custody at this place some days betiare we were released. Nihin, I regret to say, was lost in.the woods, and, no doubt, perished of hunger." By letters received from Neva Scotia, it appears, that Lord Dalhousie, the Governor, has issued orders fir bringing the chimney sweeping ntachiaes into ge neral use. in that CoKaty. Ju rublished. 'by Carpenter and Son. OM Dond-stre.l. in 5 vols. 4to. rice to Subreriben. 101. 10s. buurds, or with the Atks, 2. pumas; TILE TIIE DICTIONARY or AMERICA AND THE IPMST INDIES ; or, Thompson's Alecalo; :eluding a General Account •of ell that is interesting in the Western World, ;Lucian Theiqui Pictureof the Theatres of the present IVars in South Ame rica. " It is a work (says the last Quarterly) in which the impartiality of the mutative is not le•.1 to be canntetl than the variety and :tem. re y the general n formanum"—The Biitisli calls it" un indts (tenetble ameniinge to c: cry respectable library."—whil..t it .‘a , , even in the original. as the Edinburgh observes, t•oneof the best books in t;,tigra i ,by." As most of the Government Departments and Subscription Libra r'.e. have ba n pro% iced. it is not p:ohnb!c that an equally cheap and liar:dome Edition v.il be again published. A very few copies are ✓ow remaining. the number pinned having been regal:den toy the S'..tbscribers; a list of whom may be had by application as above, or t . l the Author. I, Lanilieth.terrace. Persons posaaising the book, w! , ose names are nut in the list, are particularly reque.teti to inti mate the same to Mr. Thompson, that they may be recorded with the work. By the same Author, A NEW THEORY of the liiiiittss.itears. e.qt;aiiiing, un t;Lographical and Historical Facts, the txe time a,:il manner in which Ameriest Wa6 peopled. price A iloor: of tivaitinso Dwia.iiNta llou.sr.s by t",eir CoN. P UCT lON a2nitlO. Acct DENTS by FIRE, by the at. Dom 11'ar. nu Postings. Price 2s. fa. MEDICAL BLANK LABELS, of mixed sizes, Eno for its.qul to Houses in' extosive practice; Clough accurately tild tt ana embossed, we &wryer than a-ly one can make clam, be:litiae. from the annual eini.aimpti.m or many hundred Teams. Or paper is t • c.,lienr. and char; ut with no retail prolit, whilst the e , itCng nae nut At' the of r, pup by the sating, tor the making, all done by machinery. sold by .1. Callow, 'ti d. Bookseller, Chown-court. oho; 11. Ilurtendhaw. stwooer, 132, St. Alartin'6.lane ; ana at Apothecaries' tlentlemea in the country rianhting 11. putt paid. sill have the value returu...l eirriagt: free. WINES. ex,onc:r. ROBERTSON, No 17, CLEVELA ND !Mt f • Viri up v-sqt•Au enntiillits til stql f Inc tad fort VV 446. rer doz. - . C.v. fly. lionise riffs Po. Nlwkira Flavoured Cope .70s. TX,. I No. Iln. ll'onto 4...3. It,. I igl.t. Red Pot ;Rs. .Po. !Al llotliAl t7iaret 653. fr.r. l'oekinve ( 'pier .rk. P.'in cut ey other docrilaiuf , of %Vllliloao.ltzilifitd on equally low Wen , as above. • BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF A NC;1(1 1 . - .F.S. waostnotust. 10';, Irr MANI). CORSI:It (.1Y 71112 SAVOY still!. Los ooi: JOHN BURGESS Amp SON being apprised of. free nunie:o.i , endeavours indite 1,7 many ii. Trios to impose a spud ` I; It A U 1) P REV ENT c. - . 3 a.sti,.; • io: th..ir make. feel it tneinsiliect oat t.•ttii to r....iiitsi tho i R:*' -4 , - • s.-. corimi o. she puble. in 1%1.6 113.4,g slat tli , y c.,iiecive to be the ; To counteract the many attempts Ap t ig4:ly 6 !,:,..,,,., gu .. 64 , ak: tl..e mune i. , 1 ie,t.eess rorr..i.lionilii ono toe . rtia...ilr . to itcriwe on the unwary a spurious I; Ilu,Notiooe,nt4teaz of &Joie •—cie g;:(Ic al app.:aiance of toe speniou , &serif liot:s will de • 't th . f...ntitnehlacki . n,..: . , ppleared o .. 1 . .y. pi!, atul ,.. Mititi . n . th . ef i a,reitt, due_ . c -'.• I . ' . -1 in their il-te non. .1. B. an•l 'ions , .olutsit ,id to ado to new tam. ito i mt.. Lieu' ant..tma .. ~. :".Y .. 1. , t" , ; v ii. otit del, iii.. , • • - d•: a•, • 97, HIGH 1 10LBOUI ' ..4. 4 •W era , e e ~. f :low' •I.C. u i:in.; s tt•ie are in appearance ...t 6151 ..i .;!.t 'the 1 gin'. ;1.!: but witliontier• consent adirti6--SOlliC . Iltir!reS 3.6 r' e "tC e s plocedaticonspiroonsly, Oat:Ley tru-t a.n stwilltut te ! _ .... 1 _ Ofd •-i i ,,, s'-*lrl , !I's • o'l.l6'6:and mane more ni,oont tnlfirP•4l. . lie i liireteuto if the ty p... wiii.7h Is unlike nil lattef-pre*s,tri.Ti na de .If)i IN iV" ROES% a ,.1 S()N Itavil., hoe'l ma" rears honoured , ourerwilers at once to ' detect the inipo:.:iticd. The l teal .Irian wlo " 4 ' diatiold , hed stivrobtetior • 117 .1 evefY ' 4 "l liment. o f. r e l it* " BLACK t N(i. mule lit DAY Anil N1.1.4t1N. 1 .4'. nig!: It:41'0-n. tow ,rd; 1i i putd.c.a.. , l Pa , • eql, n01i,..t !bon to insp.:et tho label.: will in future behold - in B O W,. a t id. 1.. 1 =a 3 s . 64. enc b. ai ,,,L 3 WilltillAli it) iNtrr!.ANiki . what stiey concise to be of their iii.ike. w h ich co py (ifthe f.a!).lluft whit ell veutiers Übe)? bort wilt! itie;snt nutty de ti rini..ieuta—rV N a Ei MUSE 1 DAY AnD MARTIN 97, 111011 lIOLIiGitN. in s, th . ift:.:.;), t;•;:t:s4:1t c: ti., SAVOY STEri, ICNDON. , . -• THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISS.4RIAT DEPARTMENT. Tr ,rn4ry Chandiers.!:WhJnly„ Mg. NOTICE is here.sy 4 ,:uen to tall Persons desirous of Contrasting to supply Mt filly:ring Artitios, for the Use of Me Army, Art— BEEF AND NfUTTON to his Majetty's Land r)sees in Ca-nowt:en% Quarters. and Bar r✓rks, in the writler-vielitioncd Comties - Fledfiwsl, !Jerks (including the Town of Hungerford). Ber wick, Bucks, Cambridge (including the Town (.t Newmarket), Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, Dcrhy, Devon, Dorset. Durham (including Holy Island), Essex (exclusive of Til bury Fcrt. incite County of Essex), Gloster (including the City of Bristol), Hants. Hereford' Hertford. Hunts, Isle of \lan. Isle of Wight, Kant (including Tilbury Fort, in Cie County of Essex), Icincostcr, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex. Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland. Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland, Salop. Somerset, StaSlird, Su elk. Surrey. Sus , ex, Warwick, AVesimoreland, Wilts, IVorcester, York, North and South Wales, am! in the several Counties in North Britain. That the deliveries are to commove on and .for the twentyilyth ,?ay al September next ; that proposals in writing. seated op, and marked" Tender fir Army, Sapplies,” will be received at this De on or bet;wc Wednesday the Wilt of Avast, (bet stone will he received O'er tweive o'clock on thatday ), and, if sent by post. the post.cae must be paid. Proposals most be nwde squirately .for each county, ereept for the Coonties comprising. North and Swat Wale,, alit!f which roast be 'winded in one ?ceder; as also matt the itei.eral cos:silks ;is North Britain. _ _ _ . Each propoAl writ hare the later whtli is annexe.d to the ten der propeelyillted up, by two persons of known property flap:A - big to tkf:onse bowed with the party tendering in the ansonnt stated in the printed partiembrrs„ fi+r Me :bre p.;:prosance of Me contract ; aad no proposal will be witiced 1111101.1 ai,tde on a printed tender. and Mr priers expressed in words at length e and should it so happen Mot disrsitg the rontinaanee of Me contract, No troops should be snpplied ander the C.»:tra.•t, the cc-pence of the stalopt for the cataract and bond, paid in the first instance by the con tractor, shall be refits:Jed to hint. Parti.•,:lars of tie:, contracts may be had upon application, of Mae C,,antbers, betweea the hunrs ofele..cu and fiir. told at the (f -fire If Ilynay Con:ha:sari' Gen.rul Edixhargn. Nore.—Some consulerable alter:l6ms having been made in the Tenders for the Supply of Aleut to the Troops, ,u.•;1 Persons as arc thNirous of Tendering, arc requested to apply for rue ?Topa nuti• colors. FRENCH AND RIIENISH WINES._ Families who ars l'artial to Fren .h and Rhenish Wines, on account of their recent residence on the Continent, are respectfully informed that they may be furnished with Wines of the best quality at7the following remonalde Prices; at the Co stmEnc At. HALL WINE COMPANY II STORES, No. IG, SKINNER STREET. or the COMPAN es ORDER OFFICE, 350, OXFOItD STRi:ET. The Company's pcsent Stock of French and Rhenish Wium, rntlist of 1 I !),Is, of Full,llodied Claret in Dock, at 2tro {Pills. du. of the finest Chate.ou Nlargot, Lafitte and Chantilly of the lirt growth. 57 ll h of sauterne and Vin de Grave, and in I kick 5Ol. per hhd. tin Cases of the .incst CiLL;tplive at 1265. 1700 Doz. of Full Bodied Ulm 2d growth. 1 ,- to d 0... f igh-ttavoured Chateent Margot da..atitte,do loos. - - - 150 do. of Sauterne 1 it do. of Vin de Grave. and rugniac G5s. 118 (10. of very Old Hock Auras of Fine hock, Vintage of mo, at 7.51. per Amu. N.H.—As dime latter W hies lie at the ( ny's Stores, at No. 10, ;Lnticuten who can Inaltc it convenient. arc repeat - ay solicited to call iu ginner Streot. NORWICH UNION FIRE an,l LIFE OFFICE, New Bridge.street, Blackfriars.—Taer,OM NIITTEE appointed at the GENERAL AIEETING of MEMBI. IN held at the York Hotel on the 2th ult.. 1.;•.• the special pit:pose of invcstigatin;.; the lite Charges made against tre NOR WWII UNION FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, du hereby give notice to suc.i Pcrwnb MA may have ary unsettled CLAIMS upon this Society. to transmit the account and particulars thereof under b1:411, addrei-rati to the Committee sittir.g at the oilice iu Bridg.:-street, diaekfriart. by order of the Cernmitue. London Angast 7. F. A. CLARKE. Sec. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OFFICE, emaliiisheti 1797.—The INSURERS in the LONDON DISTRICT are requested to attend to the folloaiug RESOLUTIONS. eictraeted frotn tile Froiecdings of the Board Of Directors. at their Meeting held at the office in Norwich, on Moro..y the 3.1 instant : •• 'Resolved, That this Board, seeirq the reseeetability and elm recto. embodied in the I.ll3elonCommitt:e, chosen by a leeting at' Members held et the York llotzl, on thorth ult., confinos their ellnointnimit for the purpose referred to in the Resolution of the Meeting, and furt'ier tenders to than a cordial co-operation in eve-y measure that they may suggest arleulated to promote the welfare of the office.. .... " Thnt the said Committee be earnestly reottested to proceed forthwith in the ineostigation et Cotims tat the 1,4))...1mi trier, in order that Roard may In:fully informed of the merits of the several cases, tact ie&slcd toiledare therm)." By order of the Board. SAMUEL tIIGNOLD, See. fur the Com.try Department. THE ONLY GENUINE W11)0W WELCH'S PILLS fnr PICIAI.E COM I'LAINTS. These l'ill4.incer.ted by J. 17,' ¢r.ctt, one of the moat resoccuible of the people, culled Quakers, were left to the AispoNal of his widow, Mary Welch. who long pre • pared them far eltarittibL ,nirpeies. celebrity for all Ertnale romphti.nts became genera;—the curet performed on young woiricti, from lti to 20 years of at:e, were ottin,roui. 31any recent cure Kr tOrnicd in the neighhoui hold of York, ate ptlbliblied in the bill, tx companyino the Peels, fur the benefit of the afflicted. Mr.. Struthers. who is the grand-daughter el the Nl' idow Welch, mat the only . per on entitled to the Ptepormion, u-Notesti the l'uhlie %yid bike punt, War rarc to Xce that the names of Su turd Enw Alt se. N St. P.,ul's Church Yard, are engraved un the Stamp 4CCOIO. ponying the lent. brio 24. gd. per t,ex. Sold by .4r,. Agent. E. Edwards. St. Paul's Church Vitrtl, London : %Ire oleo mai he pvettred, Silvia!' PI'S I . .VCVNT A NT (SCORBUTIC nR & Aemetly in Scurvy, tiout. Rheumatism, Eruptive owl Saophulons Di-cases. l'repared at the Iliupeti,,e:y, Sroho.S.ivarc, Lantdor., price tis.—rtee. Gel.--and 11. duty 4 li iT C.. 9 M. Cotter, the French judge who presided at thy trial of Sir Rob. Wilson and Messrs. Brace and Hutch. inson, for aiding the escape of Lavellette, was in the Crown Court at Durham, each day since the 'mine...4 c:;rnmenced. He appears very attentive to the proceed ings. His visit to England is understood to be at th.: charge of the French GOVCCTII/KM, with a view to wit ness and report the noxle of administering justice, and particularly the rules of evidence, and manner of com. ink; at, or opposing, the reception of proof's. The single state of New York is represented by Tist. Ikaskingtox Gazette, as giving full employment to 1271 lawyers ! Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at Corners, dated uly 11:1;—" Yesterday the insurgent cruisers off this port set tire to a coaster, laden with lime ; she drifted near tl.e lighthouse here, and went to piece sun the rocks. A Spate: is schooner laden with salt, from Cadiz, bound to the eastward of this pmt, has put into Mums, having been twice plundered on the passage by lositrgent privateers." MARRIED. Mr. Wra. Mayor, of Roundels Park, Essex, to Elizabeth, third dau. of P. Skipper, of Alinedig-lane.—W. Gardiner. Esq. cf Bear:. bourne, Kent, to :` , liss Martha Pearce, of Barrington. Cambridge shire.—ll. Frederic, youngest .son of the late S. Coles!. Esq. °filed ford. to Miss Patty, only dam of the late J. Patty, of Bristol.—At Cambridge. the lice. Isaac Aspliunl, M. A. Hector of Earl Stonharm Suffolk, and late Fellow of Pembroke Mali, to Miss Stocker, of Cambridge.—At Canterbury, W. H. Baldwin, Esq. of Edge Hill, near l.ivcrprnl, to Mary Ann. fourth dau. of the Itee..l. sun. of Wootihall Park, I erts.—A. Goddard. Esq. of Swindon I iouse. Wilts, to Miss Lethbridge, eldest dau. of Sir T. H. Lethbridge, Raft. of Sandhill Park, Somersetslii:e.—G. Hopkinson, jun. Esq. of Wel ton Court. to Gran Jenn:ngs. svcond dau ot the Lite 'l'. If. Vernot. Esq. of Sandhurst cottage. _ DIED. At Ather tone. Careline, wife of B. Smith, Fsq.—At ShrewsbUry, Mrs. Mayor, relict ofJohn Mayor, Esq. late of Overton. Flintshire. —ln Bloomsbury-square. Mrs. Ann Prescott—At Paris, aged 7C, M. Alonge , one of the greatest geometricians of the age, and a dis tinguished animater of the French Institute. lie was oneofthe men of sciLtice who formed part of Ituottarpartes expedition to Egypt.—.ll: Grosvenor-phtce, the Rt. lion. Gen. Lord Animater, aged 73. Ile is succeetica in his title and estaics by his only sun, the lion. L. A. John Pennington, a miator.—Lady Fihnore, the wife of the 11.,v. Sir J. Filmore. Bart. of Langley Bury, and past Sutton Park, !lent. —Sir I'. Blake, Bart.—N. Austen, Esq. of Ranisgate. aged 73, for mc.ny yaws an eminent banker at that place, and Vice Consul for several foreign powers.—F. Newbery, Esq. of St. Paul's Church Yard. aged 76.—Mr. W. Moore. late of Ludgate -street, aged 74.—. At German House. Brighton. the Rt lion. Lady Charlotte Eyre, second dim. of the Earl of Nos burgh. aged Q 6. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-I.NC lIA NG E. _3ION DAY. M . G. 3. The initta of Foreign Wheat being very great, wideet to the fine weather to gather in I.le harvest, caused the price of Wheat to de cline about .3s. pee qu.trter since last Monday, with the pro:pact of being still lover. Rye, itarlq. Brans, and l',Ne.e %etre severally cheaper. The soppily of more rqt Oats euntinne to be expec tation, and are sold at rrauceteptices. New Rap:seed is dearer.--. Linseed maintains its price. IPMID-11". AUG. 7. We continue to be well suppled with Foreign Wheat. which occa sions a heavy sole at a further depression of from 56. to 4s. per quarter. —Barley meets a dull sale, stud i:carcely supportq Monday's prices ; and Beaus and Pease go oti heavily, on reams. lower terms , . -There has bean la gaol arrival of Oat. this tv,x4 ; : trade is. howtver, brisker. and better prices arc obtained-4n ...sdcles we list•e no eat Suuon to notice. wheat 55 a 74 WhitercaBte3 aB6 Fine ditto. 74 a 17 Grey Nam: 55a SS !Lye 49 • 50 Beans B5 a 74 Fine Barley 42 a St Ticks 6l a 73 Malt t;ts a 85 Oats . 26 43i I. it. Pcimul (la's 23 a 35 Potecie ditto 3•2 a 34 Fine Flout 71 a 75 Scouncl dinie 85 a 70 Rape Sect: 421.481. PRICE OF BREAM The highest price of the best ‘Vlietiten Itread throu out the me• tropoli., is st.itcd by the linkers tti b 131 the t c..rtern LUar. Some liakers h.ll the qvirteru loud from Id. to 2d. low:u. AVERAGE PRICE.; OF COilN PER QITAIITEIt. IN ESUILAND ANT) %VALE, 1 , 011 THE WEEK ENDIN.) ALM. I. Wllcut nye 1 Parley Oats I Oats licAns Pea.:e I tis 1 51 55 152 9 36 7I 66 .1 57 5 PRICE sattruran.n. F MEAT. Newt:ATE .1 vu. 7. V ii LEADENHAI I. rurrast: S. d. I. d. Ike 1 4 e 4 4 Mutton 40 a 43 IVex! 58656 Pork —5 4 6 I..tittb 3 4 at t; s. d. s. d. Jima* of Catilr at Reef I a 4 8 Muncie -4 4 a 5 4 Veal ...-4 4 A 6 0 Pork 3 u a 6 0 Larab...-6 0 a 7 0 pasts. about' ... sno Slitxp Stii 4) Calves ¶5O Piga. 3uo RAY AND STRAW I'F.R .C... d. .0 a. d. Aver. r. s. d. ( Hay— 5 10 o a M 10 0 7 0 0 SmrritetuLn Clort7 6 10 oas g 0 7 9 0 (Straw 2 4 0 a g 14 0 2 9 0 flay 5 14 0 a 9 0 7 7 0 ST. JAmEtes Clover 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 Straw g TOst2 17 o 2 9 6 Hay— 6 12 O a S 13 0— 7 17 WIIITECHAPEL Clover 8 0 0 a 9 0 0— S 111 I) I Sua, 4 4 0 a st IS te 9 0 AA RIDGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Cmnputeil from the Return% mode in the week ending Auf;. S i-50. 91d. per cwt. exclusive lof the Duty of t• u.stonis paid ,n pity:llllC herenn nn iniptirtution thereof into 6r_iit liritaia—(Sarirdnis PRICK OM STOCKS Rank stack s per Cent. Iterlueett 77 i 3 per ('ent. Cattallt , 771 4 CCT CCM. ....:1,.... 97 1 5 pre Cent. Nttry 1061 Ir &a Stork I lit pr Ditto hods is 3,er Cent.) 9t pr EXChrtlnt Binh, 2(1. per Pay l9 fill 1°,7 Consols far 771 LongAncuitice .. ttea 11-1 6 L o y)lots t —Printed and Fablislied by K. Was.p.o, NU. is'. F•...itr.T-yrtet:vr. between Dunstan's Ctureb Pctta '.ane. and enrwarded corn ofte Caonfry by all N‘abl.:ett. took t..lteapati Moritz , of tits Roati, fro us rtreb...C. - 1