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Browne and Co. House and Laud Agents, No. 7, Buckingham street, Adelphi.—Estates and Houses Sold and Let. A NOVEL BY MR. LiZILEY. In a few days will be published, in Three Volumes. price 18s. in boards, RALPH REYBRIDGE,' a Novel, in Three Vo lumes. By WILLIAM LINLAY, Esq. Printed for RICHARD Polio.' es, Londqn; •nd to be hail of all Booksellers. ier • "i F. k' • (:,,ned off the Scaw, for the purpose of exhibiti ng a i .t 7 7uidance of Shirt passing to or from the iartegat; .:.! Vessel tieing directed to take her Bearings as fol , --" Scaw Light-House W. N. W. by Compass - Six !I'.'n the Outer-ei.d of the Reef, will bear N. W. by N. , ass, distant three Miles." • . thPreot is her, by C;iveti, for the information of the r. and Piles of His Majesty's Ships, and for the Benefit of • • a .:l-,n W. W. POLE. QUAR ITALY REVIEW AND INIPRoV VERAON. On Friday, September Ist, will he ptiblish d By Longman, Hurts, Rees, °oil fir tie, Pai• nester-row, Price Inc 'CLIV , f THE MONITHLY REPOSITORY ()f THEO , LOGY and GENERAL LI 1E- - k 'ORE ; containing, with tither intsrtsting Articles, Remarks ten the Account of the huprneed Version in the Quarterly Review, in which •be Ivo. ranee and Illiberality of the Reviewer will be fuly ex;insed f-rnier Letter of Remarks on tke same Subject was published us Tuesday, the ist inst. These Letters, wh 4 rlt to the Oc sign of the Writer, embrace the important Question of the Au thentkcit y of ,he Introductions to the Gospels of Sr Matthew and Sr. Luke, as far as they relate to the \rltencutousCoNCEerrvts or LEAP{ CHMIT. WANTED BY A SCOTCH FARMER, AFARM, consisting of f r o m T wo to Th ree Hun dred Acres or thereabouts of rich Arable Land in Devon shire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire ' Somersetshire, South Wales, Essex, or a sh or t distance from London. If Tythenfree it will be preferable. Apply to Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, Solicitors, Angel-court, Throgmorfoo..trt et. THE COMPLE I'Es'l* THE ON SHEEP FARMING EVER PRINTED. • This day was publishel In 4to. illustrated with 11 Plates, price 41. 2s. in hoards, THE System o f SHEEP-GRAZIN G and 'Ma -1- nag2ment, as practised in Romney Marsh; wAlt Practical Observations on the Management of sheep in general, their 15i, eases, Sc.:.--Ey DANIEL PRICE, of Applcdpre, Kerit. London : Printed fur RICHARD PUILLIPs, Bridge-st reet, Black friars: The M INT H LT. R aeon - roar is published, price Is. ot• the first day of every month, making annually oue large hatiusoms !Ivo. Volume. Of the l'ublisbers may be had, single Numhtri, price Is. each; and Vols I. and 11. price 12s. 6d. each, mid Vol; 111. pi-ice 1 31. Gd. DENMARK A ND SWEDEN. ----- (I. , :i..III.'NDRED AND FIPTY POLTNOS REWARD. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Wednesday, August 16, 1509. 1 :!'IMAS RICHARDSON, a Persos: employed !'se ;:.land Department of this Office, being strongly sus, .1.,1 , •; and MARY CANNING of being an Aceomiii 1' • Wlocver rum apprehend, or cause them to be appre. ;v.!:, tor each Person, be entitled to a Reward of Fifty 52 paid upon Commitment, and the further Sum of ..! • %Ten the Conviction of thesaid Thomas Richardson. Years of Age, fair Complexion, round Face, bror n Hair, cut shert, is stout made, about. 5 Feet 10 cr !: 1.:',1,5 in height, and has lost part of a Tooth in tke centre 1:.•%, that which remains is quite bliek; he was born went to School at Eastbourne. •_`:NING is about SO years of age, round face r- complexion, about filar feet three inche; made; she has two scars on the left side of leer by a burn; she has gone by the name of .iAIMION and CANNING were at Hertford at one en '1 hen..!ae , afternoon the loth, where they took', a post !e :11:bam Cross, and from thence to I..cAdon, and wen s t rtar Fitorcditch Church ; they then took a I"tackney theist wn about half past five In the afternoon ; • t Ars s, nprositc the Bricklayer's Arms. Kent Road two r: ks, one of whits had the initials M. R. in upon it, but probably the trails may have been with r.o.rrn. in :brie Trueks it is supposed there are many articles t ,,-. I fl,r-. 2 .rapety and I losiery Goods, which have been pur- n )219. (tressed on Thursday in a blue Coat, stripes Wa:-tcGasoind fawn coloured cloth Breaches. If If the wider docribed Dank-Post-Bills should he offered in ra)on nt, please tc stop them and the Party, and gh e immediate £t~ ,t 3874 :478 5879 fiRSO ...... r;tto. ........ 3RRI ....u.. Ditto. a ... ... 3883 • t All l ayable to lam hey. or Order. I I ,v; are not Accepted nor indorsed, and consequently are no• rtrsi:loL-. By Command of his Majesty's, Postmaster-General, FRANCIS FREI:LING. Seereniry. sTATE I,nT I'ERY, VI i i II ONLY FIVE. THousAND NUMBERS. SCIIEME. .. ..... cf .......,... X20,00(1 1 8 .............. .2,0t0 • lirsideN /7100, Etc ALL 'l'o BE DRAWN IN ONE DAV C;""ft l' and Co. respectfully inform the Public, I/ .! and Shares are on Sale at all their Offices; No. I.l' ..!•:y, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and No. SI, Aldgate High • Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and • •'le Adventurer an nprirtur.ity of gaining the immense )00! !! which may be obtained by pnrchasing the a• a Number, or in Foportion for any part. Ticket* and w 11 1 1.4. higher bef ,, re thy Drawing. ' PRESENT PRICF ' Ticket, £2l 1 .Cll 0 0 I Fights.- .5 13 0 I Sixteenth X?. 17 0 1 9 0 II ORIGINAL. SPECIFIC, Prevention of a CERTAIN DISORDER. Y-ars extensive expericnce of the preven • !hi: PItOPHY LACTIC!, has acquired it a ..;hka in the annals of Medicine. Thi. ce7e el Lotion fheine noly an external Ipplicarinn) o rml health, aad yzt is a perfect security • r • ... i• .• Int! ;• • .... in I',o - 3es, at 10s. 6d. eseb, nr 10s (if more 111sn one, ! 0. i.; u. three for a pip( s, with direc:ions (only in 1 ; 1 , - 1.; Alt Co it:, , I.tztle Sutf ilk street, Hay. • • to order, by it.c osirz the • am • tir.t., with -- • ..NDRV( US ►IEAI3-ACHES, INDIGES TION, &c. C of tier front R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr Dixon, Apothecary. L 4 I.: t ersu set! uence of several voyages to the East 1 -.t.1e9, coxr...c'ed a bilinus Complaint, ;o such an as to he scat c,.ly able, at times, to pay attention 44.;:ies my ship. Through th.s. recommendation of a ! was It .1 to make trial of your , I)IXON'S) A N 111311.1. the use of which, for a short time,l was, to my relieved;c, ir. , mcdi.tely and have been tor a hire,. .:c tree from any return of nausea, yellowness of th:. .• and sick head-aches, heart-burns, giddiness, and Symptom! of the above compUnt. •I'he , •r remedy has induced me to recommend it gene .. lowlier in particular, third OFicer of the Duke of !•, '.arnan, who laboured under a worse affliction, if has been in like manner completely cured. j' , : ~ 1, Sir, your obedient %;:rvant, RonERT LUCAS, Chief ()Me r of the !lon. kl 7 ••,: It. I,, ne East India Company's Ship, Ur.;rn. .•I. :sna retail at Mr. Entler's, No. 4, Chrapside, : •.! F. ; and rytail Cou:;ti y ' • , y.O own, in „bcvirs it Cs. and 2s. )d. each, and,. .* •.2s. ta6). \- 7 • 11. HANDS ever been e4teernekt a •,---17 .1 in both Sexes, and its some , v!rs of Eu • !;.:1 t.) persons of r:tnk. The BANDANA SOAP, W , .•!•irg (...Itt.s, possess the p:•::Oliar property of Living • I,:licacy of texture awl inconert. able E . :unless coiwatitly washed xsi;it this Soap.- Ever. •. ire the s!tin jurel by t•botir nr other vio ,rdo.'s !".4 , 1 cv.t.r.;el,,:ss are. effectually, infallibly, and !y r, ni,ved at..', s.ecce 4d by a srno•l:liness fairness, cy ••f cannot b.. acquire ' d by any t• v. r. it is by expf-rience o. i that any one may of tit: superior • xe-v•ence of this Soap.-- ,a , .' v, host. sir; I..ture it b..ars, William near Temple Bir, London ; and the b .item to be particul.:r in ,ICAt °Ale , • -ad a of the printer, E. Spragga 'feet, I;..cent-g - trd..,l, is affixed so the label and ni •:i,..rs try cc,uriterkits. Sold by many respectable fiedicine in Town and Country, price ut is till Ines necessary to be particulAr in cr:t:ion, w iclhditl be the means of prevent niut: prafitised. ' a! ~..._ C~l~': ;, ...... CUs TOM HOUSE, BRIS TOL, Auovs r 9,1809. • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCION, By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Cu-toms, On Wednesday the 23d of August, 1809, at Four o'Clock, In the Afternoon, in the Long Room of the Custom-house, THE FOLLOWING SEIZED GOODS, clear of all Duties, viz ; about 1 Cwt. Foul Salt 2 Pair Men's Half Boots 13,1 ha. Spanish Wool • 57 Women's Straw Bowies 10 Firkins Piclded Tongues Trimmed _ 2 Cwt. Irish S,,ap 3 Brass Wire Sieves IC Do. "PalloW Candles C lbs. Flour Aluitard II Doz. Woniens' and Chil- 2S lbs. Iron ►tivetts dren's Shots 3 Cwt. New Cordage And an Wednesday, the 30th of August, at Four o'Clock in the . - Aft . einoon, will be put up for Sale, Sundry Packages, which have Lin in the King's Warehouse upwards of three months uncustomed, containing the followieg Articles, viz : Rum, Getieva, Shrub, Wine, Cordials, Usquebaugh, Pickles, Preserves% Succati..s, "lainarinds, Sugar, Chocolate, Cash* Oil, Cocoa and Notts, Arrow Root, Indian Meal, Barley Meal, (ill!? -A Corn, Hair-Powder, Snuff, Sears, Sarsaparilla, P Whip S-Af, l.isriag , Baoks, Paintings, Pictures framed and Blazed, '1 In Wares, Jews Pedlery, Sea Cow Traces, !nu% L,! :s.ltti!ary Cartouel Boxes, Military Hat and Cap, :. , addle, Old Violin, Nlattrasses and B..dding, 0!d Wearing Apptrel, Small Coal, Tobacco Ashes, Sour Wine, &c. &c. • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 29th day of August instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, A HANDSOME well-built SHIP Coppered and Copper-fastened, of the following Dimensions: Length - 107 Ft. oln. Breadth - 29 'lt ' 1.-:wer Decks 7t Depth in the Hold - 14 $ Admeastres - - - 970 27-94 Tons. • She has a man Figure-head and Quarter Galleries,is admirably calculated for a South or West Indianian, Brazil trade, or a transport, as her capacities of stowage and fast-sailing cannot be excelled.—Afterwards her Cargo, conrgting of about 1400 Serons a n d Bags C"coa ; .280 Cuss and Simons Bark; 1000 Pigs Platina or Tin. Condemned in the li!gh Court of Admiralty to his Majesty', Ships Ar.•thusa, llozzaT MENDS, Esq. Captain; and Amazon, PETER PARKER, Ti q. Captain. Fnr view:v,samples, and further information, apply to Mr. Arc:. bald Gibson, Acting Age.tt, Naval Bank, Plymouth; or at E-1. - iute of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Briton Side, Plymouth. K F.NSING.I'QN.bk!UARE. 13F. SOLD, the LEASE, 17 Years unexpired, of a most desirable ,Wily liousr,in excellent repair, and may be entered upo.. immediately, with a good walled Ciardcn, pleasantly sioattd nn t.:. West side of Kensington-square, near the Mace, and surrounding Nursery Grounds, lit for a respecta- I le Family, a'd may be used as a B:xrrdirg Schenl or Seminary. Rent and 'Fat. s very moderate. A double Coach-house and Stable may be rented ti required. Apply to Mr. Blastock, No. '2, Kensington Gore; or Mr. Thomas ituseo:! ; , :o. 3, EAS' -St teen, ion-square. FREEHOLD ES IA l E, BERKSHIRE. TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AtERY Valu tble FREEFIOLD ESTATE, . 1 - called GI NGE, Containing upwards of 717 Acres, of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Down Land, with a small Dwel ling House, Malt-house, Water Grist Mill, a very good Farm House, with suitable Out-buildings, situate in the Parishes of West Hendred, and \Vest Lockinge, a very fertile part of Berk shire ; distant about four miles from \Vantage, six from Abing don, nine front Wallingford, 12 from Oxford, and only .56 from London. For printed particulars, and price, apply to Mr.Wakeman, No. 43, North baker -street, Lando,. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, SUFFOLK, VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, RECTORY, ADVOW. SON, AND ES'TA'TES,-By Mr. PRY ' TON, At the King's Head Ma, STOWMARKET, on l'hursday, the 21st day of September, 1809, in Six Lots, A LL that the MAXOR of WICKHANI SKEITH, -I- 3 - with the Impcerriate Rectory and Great Tythes thereof. Also the Perpetual Adeowsna of the Parish of Wickham, toge ther with sundry vcltiable Farms, situate in the several Parishes of Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thorpe, In the county of Suffolk; in the Tenures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman, Rogers, Posrord, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will. and which. are of the annual valuable of upwards of d_l2oo. The Farms in Wickh.un will be sold with the Great Tythes arising therefrom. This Estate lies within an easy distance of, and surrounding the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River cominitnicating with the Metropolis, Iron, which it is distant ahont 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan tial convenient buildings. The communications are by good roads, and the Parochial and other Payments are km. Lot 1. The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with all the Rights, Royalties and Fmblements thereto belonging, wl th. ttectorial 'Tythes of the whole Paris's (except of Lots 2 and 9, orlng Sur wood and Wickham Green Farms), and the P‘rpirtual Advowson to the Vicarage of Wickham Slu.itli; and also substantial Mes suage, Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands, ca .Ad Wickham Manor Farm, in the occup.ttiou of Mr. Thos. Bond 124 a.. it Sr. Lot C. A substantial Messuage •I'enement, Farm Buildings and Land, called Wickham Green Farm, Henry Whiteman Tenant - 71 8 8 lot 3. Sot-wood Farms, Thos. Bond, Tenant 131 / 31 'Fite above three Farms are in Wickham. Lot 4. Norton Farm (In the Parish of Norton) in the occupation of Charles Rogers - - 87 9 23 • Lot 5. A Niessuo.gZ! Tenement am:l Lands, in the Parish of Stow Upland, in the occupation of Mr. rhos. Posford - - 1 21 I.ot 6. A hit sguape and Tenement, in tlle Pariblie; of Thorpe and Cockticld, Mr. Wilikin Rullills Tenant - 111 1 98 Total - 691 1 4 The respective Tenants will show the Estates, and specifica tions may he had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; White Horse, Ipswich; White Hart, Colchester; h.n, Eye •' --- Inn ,Woo;pit ; and at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Penn, Solicitor, Abinton,. near Linton, Cambridgeshire; Mr. Thomas Prtor, Ashtivlil, mar Woclpit ; and of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 5, New Boiwell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Londan, where Plans of the diatom Lets may be seen. • This day was published, in ^ elegant vol s. small Bvo. pride 10s. 6d. in boards, TRAVELS through DENMARK an d P art of SWEDEN, during the Winter and Spring of the present year, 1809, containing authentic particulars of the domestic con dition of those countries, the opinions of the inhabitants, and the state of agriculture. By JAMB', MACDONALD. The Author of the above Work was wrecked off the Scaw on the 9.oth day'of November last, and consequently had opportuni ties of making a tour of Denmark, and subsequently of Sweden. London t Printed for Elicit.% RD Pam-ars, and to be had of all Booksellers. THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. This day Were published, in an elegant 'volume, quarto, with En. gravings, price two guineas in boards, j ETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN ; containing an Account of the Operations of the British Armies under Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY and Sir JOHN MOORE, from the day preceding the BATTLE of VIMIERA, to the Bior - rmi at.d Frit tIARKATION at COIONNA, with fuU and interesting details of the memorable Retreat from Saliagutt. Embellished with twelve Engravings by Heath, from Drawings made on the sp , ,t, Illustrative of the Campaign. By ADAM NEALE, M. D. F. L. S. PhysiCian to his Niajesty's Forces. Printefrfor RICUARD Putt. Lits, London, and to be bad of all Bookstllvrs. • M!NERVA OFFICE. This day was published, in two vols. 12.tu0. price 10s. sewed, THE FALLEN MINISTER, and other TALES; from the German of SPIESS ; by Captain HEWITrONE. PrintLd for A. K. Newman and Co Leadenhall-street ; where may be had, just - published, and sold by all Bookselltrs, Orrick, or Modern Horrors ; by K. Sicklernore, 3 vols. 15s. Hours of Affluence and Days of Indigence; by Miss Byron, 4 vols. 2Cs. Irish Chieftain ; by Theodore Melville, T:sq. 4 vols. fOi. Chamber of De ,or the Fate of Roirtr;o ; 2 vols. 9s. Monte Vidi:o, of the Officer's Wife autl her Sister ; 4 vols. I s. Sinclair, or thq Mysterious Orphan ; by Mrs. Pilkington ; 4 vols. 2Js. THE IVATkRING PLACES . t...)1t. 1809. This day was published, price ills. in boards, ISs. 6d. in red, or 14s. calf, gits s in one very thick and clusely-printed Volume, illustrated xsth nearly 70 Maps and Views, THE GIIIIDE to ALL the WATERING and EEAtATHING PLACES in England and Wales, fur 1809, consistißg of Accurate and Circumstantial Descriptions of every Place of Fashionable Resort, and of the Curiosities and Sce nery in their Environs, with, an Itinerary of the Roads to and front each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so well known, and has been so universally ap proved of for its completeness and accuracy, l'ltat any further de scription of it contents, or any observations on its merits and uti lity would be superfluous. The Places described are : ABERYSTWITH • • LEMINGTON PRIORS B.Arl ISITLE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL 1.1114 E REGIS ' • BOGNOR,HOTHAMPTON LYMINGTON BURLINGTON MALVERN BRIGHTON • '' MARGATE BRISIOL HOT WELLS and MATLOCK CLIFTON RAMSGATI BROADSTAIRS SCARBOROUGH BUXTON SIDMOIJTH CHELTENHAM OUTHAMPTON CROMER SOUTHEND DAIA'LISH SWANSEA DOVER TEIGNMOUTH FAS LBOEIRNE TENBY EXMOUTH TUNBRIDGE WELLS FOLKSTONE W_EY MOUTH Fel WEY WORTHING HARROWGATE YARMOUTH HARWICH A TOUR to the LAKES HASTINGS A TOUR in SOUTH WALES ILFRACOMBE A TOUR in NORTH WALES ISLE OF WIGkIT S6c. &c. &c. Printed for Ric,'Aim Pima.' friars; and to be had of all Book reside at the respective Sea-Bathi t . rs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black ksellers, particularly of tlsose who ling and Wateriag Places. THE ARITHMETFC OF REAL LIFE.' 1. The Tables of Weights and Measures, corrected throughout, and ad.ipted to modern usage. 2. Obsolete and useless Rules expunged, and a much larger por tion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, Dl.counts, Rever sions, Tontines, Banking, Insurances, Brokerage, Char.ces, exchanges, &c. &c. as practised by tke Brokers and coins-11s cial Companies of the City of London. 3. More Examples under each Rule than are to be found in any other Work. 4. Log....hnis applied to Calculations of Annuities, Com pound Interest, &c. This day was published, price Bs. 6d. bound, with the full allow _ ince to Schools, ASYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC applicable to the present State of 'Trade and Money 'l'ran sactions, illustratod by numerous Examples, under each Rule, 'chiefly adapted to the use of Schools. By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint. that every Youth on his leaving School and entering into the Count • ing-house has more to unlearn than he has learnt relative to the actual calculations of business. Every Rule, and every Example, i$ drawn from real practice in the various branches of Trade, and the useless and obiolete Rules which have hithcito disfigured our Bbelts of Arithmetic, have given place in the present system, to the usages of real life. Printed for RICHARD Pnucirs, London; and to be had of W. Berry, Edinburgh; Wilson, York; Mozley, Gainsboroug,b ; Stoddart and Co. Hull; M. Keene, Dublin; and tal other Book sellers.-Also, a KEY to the above, tiontaining all the Answers and most of the.Selutions ; worked at length for the reference of Masters; prief s Vp. 6d. • And speedily viiilpe published,. the following Works, necessaj.7 H n a System of Comet - lei - 6:d Elueation : 1. A DICTIONARY of Tridepd.Commerc..e, by. T: Mortimer, prioe 21s. „ gRAMMAit of the Principles of Trade 4U Commerce by I. 3rnith i 4.L..14. price 3s. 6d. S. ' A SYSTEM of PR At f ICA L 130011L.SIEPllisi, for ialsook,lT . , W. Morrisofic of "Olasgt*,. eke Psi • . • •• • ?"'•'•* i.• 2'l t' s 0•1 -* . •et• • JAMAICA P.IPERS. The Genera} Assembly is prorogued to the .Ist of Ati7ust The American schooner tleanor : Gore, .froin timore, on Wednesday se'nnight, was boardid by the Pest brig of 16 guns, and inlormed that the sgv.►dron had landed five hundred seamen and mar'nes at St. Domingo, for the purpose of co-operating with th•. patriots. A licensed trader arrived yesterday from St. Juan de Porto Rico, the master of which sJys, that on the 29th ult. a.ship, a schooner, and gun-boats, having SJO men on board, with a supply of provisions anti warlike -stores, sailed from that port for the assistance of the Spanish army before St. Domingo. The United States brig, Vixen, sailed from Balti more on the sth tilt. for France and England, with Mr. Manby Gelston, of this place, on board, entrust.- ed with dispatches from the American Government. The Laniprey touched at Martinique on the 17th ult. and . proceeded the same day for Jamaica. A number of American vessels were lying there, and the island was most abundantly supplied with Ame rican produce. The Undaunted frigate, of 38 guns, Captain Ma ling, anchored at Port Royal, on Sunday. The Hon. Cochrane Johnstone (brother to Admiral Sir A. Cochrane, K. 8.) and ta•o Spanish Gentlemen, charg: ed with important dispatches from the British and Spanish Governments for the Viceroy of Mexico, came passengers in her. We understand the object of Mr. Johnstone's mis sion was to procure specie for his Majesty's Govern ment in the West Indies. A schooner of eight guns, under Lieut. Orchard, has arrived from a cruize off the city of St. Domingo, with the British schooner, John Wills, from St.-Bar tholomew's, bound to Jacmel, with provisions, which the former detained on the 20th ult. Lieutenant Orchard left the squadron on the 22d ult. at which time it was waiting for the Expedition to proceed against the city. Several shells had been thrown into Fort Jerome which did great damage. The Lark sloop of war, and the Fox, with a brig, arrived with troops on the 21st, and Lieut. Orchard spoke three other vessels belonging to the Expedition on the fol lowing day.—Royal Gazette; July 1. • AMERICA. NASHVILLE, JULY SI. On Saturday, the 20th inst. the following catas• trophe happened in the house of Mr. James Ford, on the Elbe river, in this State. A man of the name of. Crouch was suspected of having stolen a horie; and • was pursued and apprehended at the. hotlse of Ford, by Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Raredon. Two br :ters, of the name of Bowling who wets related-to Croucti, heard of his confinement, •indresolved to rescue him. They went to Ford's h6use; and; after attempting. unsuccessfully, to. cut the cord which Crotch was bound with, one of the .Bowlings presented , his rifle to the'breast of Reynolds ; he, irvself-defence, did the same—and they fired nearly at the same time.-- Bowling was killed, and Reynolds wounded in the arm. The other Bowling then presented his piece az the same instant at 'Raredon, who also raised his rifle to Bo;vling's breast—they fired' together, and both fell dead. The fellow who was in custody rat away; and was pursued by Reynillds, who was unable tut fire at him with success, being incapable of loading his rifle,, from the disability induced by the wound in his arm. BOSTON, JULY 17. Captain Smith, who arrived yesterday in 24 days from Cuba, informs us, that two days previous to his sailing a gentleman came to that place from Port-au.. Prince, and reported that Petion had collected all his followers in mass, amounting to about 14,000, oE, which. '2OOO were cavalry ; that of this force .4000 had marched against the Cape, under the command of four Colonels, who, in case of success, were to be. promoted ; and marched .with a determination to effect their object, or .to perish in she attempt: The . gentleman added, that information had been received of the unmolested march oCthis little army to twenty miles of the.town ; but that the news El their approach having been gained 'by the enemy, the troops and inhabitant's were collected to deteud to place. It was, however; conjectured„,.that tbetri‘ sistance Would be That the 144vrnI hid 'already capitulated: 4* •• ' Petion was encampEd about 8 miles from Pcirt-stn4. • Prince, with the fettbunOtrUpi,iviiitiag - the iesult7of ;this etiterprize; vTheifit N s his ifiteition to join' Gee-.. !Lelvltin, who " comitiiiided at' the'Mote, *lnd attempt i the immediate and tlital annihilofmn of Chriatoithe's 'army; .• Aibittiuritsisid 'also% been received of the de. stlifet444'paxtbf Christophe's beet, -and the dis. persion of the remainder: i• , Instractions-have 'been sent to thasullectoite te,na the TreaturydepartMenty to alloiv:the• a d m i ss i on American porta of ship 6 of war-of GreaS 130 mill and France, as well as all other nations, willow-restriction -41 • ..•• - • • ,•- ~ ,Z 1.