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BART IIOI,O.MEW'S r rilE f,,ll o wing COURSES of LECTURES will thh; Theatre during the ensuing Winter:.— urr ; tad PraLtice of Aleilichie by Doctor PorrrLt... . - - - by Mr. ABERNETHY. • • Practice of Surgery - by Mr. ABERNETHY. • ------ - • by DOEMY THY NN B. t; by Doctor H. k,l c •'ro d lb•' rioustratiors - - - - by Mr. LAw.t NCE.. begin on Monday the second of Octobei, at arther parti7.tilar3 may be known by applying to , Arthecary, at the Hospital. TM! ..13V was publiihcd, 1 .. 11. is. id. in boards, illustrated with a Head of frill a Painting by Lawrence, a Map of ~ ii,ot,te of the Army. a View of Corunna., and a th^ S,cond Etirion of. ; A ::ARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGN of the ARN:Ty ir, SPAIN, c•lnirriawleri !'y his Excel ] 4 17 1011 N K. B. 34. C.; ZW.llC&lt..;dt.:3l 0:11- c anti Lertcrs. l 3 his P!oth;...r, TAMES 71/Mr/RE, Esq. PC r d for I. Johipq , ,i, Sr; ('Lurch-yard. V.%! LIABLE SCHOOL BOOK. 1, a :Ow Eciiiiwt, embellished with ONE .... Ili: Li. Ii . ..I..IRAVI.NGS on Wood; price ; :. SCIIOOI3, p DTNG EXEICISES for the Junior Classes.s‘ •.• b,iiv a S.:tit:el to Niavor's and other Shelling au Introduction to the Class Book and Speaker. Ey the Rev DAVID BLAiR. litalcr cfthe Class-llaok, Grammar of Philosophy, First Ca techlzra, Scc. &c. T-COT ricAs it 3elt to general adoption in all Semi ..., irllcwi.7 i ecta r fratutes; a a: - Eyp,. , . . late, ;:cr.:-ruas Embellishments. •, •t ma-ter i 3 aii,,pteil to the ci.-oacity of Children, , g, an.; instruct've. .! • .ind long iv 01 :16 are selected, divided, and Sei.l of each I.e:.shii, In the manner of Brown's • '774; 1 : 1 'l. P" r Pu s , No. 6, Eri&-c-street ; and to sc , ....i:4eilers and Sit.ti9:ltr. e.te United Kingdom ; ~tly-be rad, by the saine Author, ili..N.Sa-bOOK, or Lessons :or evay Day in the Year, btltt Of IV.: ..3 riCk: 9. *; CATECI - IIS.I, or an Explanation of CoMmon ai ne,:es,sry to be known :It an early ane, price 9d. 3. ire GRAMMAR of PIIILC:SO Y, or Ea-,y Introac t: - .i t the usewl :::ciences, on the 0: . .1 of Goldsmith's Grannnar s: CarT . :phy, price 3s. bound in b:iie. THE WATERING PLACES FOR 18G9. TL:: !ay was nuGlished, price 13:- in board*, I in red, or in one very thick anlcksa,ly-priated Voitsme, _ _ i'tslattewith neatly 7u Maps a-A Views, - " 1 HE GUIDE to ALL the WA'FERING and •BATI - lING PLACES in England and Wales, fur 1-* r ; t - ,n,:r.i;: . c; of Ac:urate and Circumstantial Descriptions of F!tve of fishionlble P.:.sart, and of the Curiositits and Sce s-ry th , ir Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and fro:: ut Place. by the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. i'.irk i. so wrll know.i, and has b:en so uniyers.tily ap- I Mari! o tor it, coin iil.:tentAs a id aiicuracy, thv. any further de t iti:r...l% 4 it cu.:: iints, or a.ir o!)s•irvittions on its nieirits and uti- pup r2aous. •11, i.:ZikYS LIVIiIi . vL . O kI.ACKPOOL ) VON ! !I(If WELLS anal (2'l; 0)1.1 lA:RS T.'X I ON ENH.IIII CltomHt 0.N1:i.1111 PL—:es th-scri!y: I are :Ok7RNE r()ZNI PKIORS IA rILE HAMPTON cvmr. REO'.;.; LYNUNGTOM 7‘ TALVERN . M k RG..\"I•E MATLOCK . . RAM SG X I E. -;CAR BOROUGH SIDNIOUTIi . • • 'O3 f HAMPTON SOUTHEND • :4•WAN•SrA TEIGN N. 1.0 VIII - FENISY TUNBRIDGE WELLS IW LYMOUTH WORTi•iING Y AR;' OUTEI TOUR to the LAE - EC 1, , To UR hi SO( I 111 \VALES I A TOUR in NORTH WALE! , &c. &C. exe. ..s, 1:o. 6, 13ridgc-str2et, ?Mack tidier:, particularly of those who ins. anti Wi,tering Places. ; 1•' ~'..~~ 1 li:~l: ! ~ )V'GAI Z ,I,Cit Aco I,i_ I. (). 1%.", .11T . _ hit.teti ft:l fi ; unti tt. be h;:d of all Book rei.le at the reipec;lV2 Sea-Bathi CONTEMPORARY BIOGR. : ‘I - IPY. This day W3i 1:1 a large Octavo Voltnne, price 151 s. in boards, embalished with Portraits, • -- ----- pUBLIC CHARACTERS OF 180S-9_; or, FULL. and ACCURATE MF.NIOIRS of various Persons distinguished is the Walks of Public Life, in the !-,ENATI - :, the AIINED ?ROFESSIONS, the ARMY nn.l NAVY, IMPLO MACY, LITICATUR COMM.ERCE, and the ARTS. .t , :,ong ;hr Pasons of whom tltqe appear bic%raphical accounts ir te,.. pre.ta; Volume are the fol.l:)wiag ; viz. Bi , :ioi, of St. Davitls, Colonel :1. C. John tone, - Ftyv. W. t ort ., Governor Clinton, S.r P fra:ris, K. 8.. Si: "tuned Rornilly, Mar Flit of Lanstlowne; General Sir .1. Stuart, 1 ord H. Putty, BUitop of Not . \ ic'a, 1 or.l 1 - 1011,,nd, Central Vitapatti:k, Er W. Gram, Captain Sir E. Bt -r 'Aid' Julice Jay, K t . H on . Sp en c e r Pcr , cetraT, Mr. D. -oyster, Ni'r. Sturt, IN trqt.is of Lothian, Mr. M.P.Andrews, 1 ,r 1 ot Demlou.;l,!, 'tir. Minter lionywood, 1_ .ril Cv..•lic,ol-.., Mr. P:ofessor Davy, Sir Nlex.mticr C.7ciirme, &c. 6::. &e. lite tinpirtli2e , l 6..iccess whieli has att. otletl the pul)lication of Nr:c V 01....iME, ..f the a11.)7,2-nr:ntiont.tl Work, :v,cl the rupic! F.:le of many •Emo. mil Copies of succr..sive large. Eti , tirms, must r. I ..! tr iillIt'flo; ry any fualt::r Ex;..lanation of its AV!' HOTED and E....tar LICETI'L P. AY!. I %If Quarter conf,trred 4. Feature on this Publication, Ns' .n :• possess, and the unsparing Scythe Las litc early Volumt-;, with some few excep- L'.••riitua -r Obit , rir yof deputed En:ellence. In :ol.:t .1 e 1..;. vv-71; :ten , Claims to goier,d In- • a.hl as C., I:.%tion carefully rzvicd g , ?licr.,liy received as a faithful ),:. _ t: :.;. Cle Commencement of the ts, it .its; laud - all,: ::' , •rit)st.tv relative to Public Cita- L. I . sati!led the Wishes of Alalevoloro•;. and .Jor.t.9, Paternoster-row, i!ers Deidera ew and revised Editions of either, .aut, Priv; Twelve each, ,1* s:1 ~.~ . ~. • It.itl 01 Nti Loin is I A t fOrlll • in b•,ulw • rI'HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 111. was published this day, by John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street. and 3. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London ; and may be had also of every Bookseller and Newsman in Town and Country. STATE LOTTERY, WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. SCKEME. . 4 4 •• •• •• •• ••• 5,000 12 . 4 2,000 Besides £lOO, Sce. ALL TO BE DRA - .VN IN ONE DAY. SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the PubitC, that Tickets and Shaves are on Sale at their Offices; No. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing-Cress, and No. fn, Aldgate High rreet.—The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and affords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the iinruenstt Sum of £GO000!!! which May be obtained by purcl•sasing the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any ran. 'tickets and Stares will be Ing).:r b..fore the Drawing. PRESEN PRICE Ticket, X2l 171. .Lll s 0 I Eighth . 5 14 0 Siitrrntli .e 2 18 0 1 9 6 CAPITAL FREEHOLD IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON. TO BE SOLD either together or in Lots, T HE Fee Simple, subject to several Leases for years, respectively determinable on the dropping of one, two, and three Lives', of all tlrat the valuable MANOR or reputed MANOR of PARK, otherwise CR EDITON PARKS, in the Parish, and adjoining to the capital Market Town of Crecbton, in the County of Devon, comprising nineteen very desirable and improveable Tenements, cuntaining in- the whole 287 Acres, more or less, of rich Meadow, Orchard, Pasture, and Tillage Land, all lying within a ring fence delightfully situated and dis tant from Exeter eight miles. For sale whereof an Auction will be held at the Angel inn, in Crediton; on Saturday, the 2.1 d day of September next, precisely at five o'clock ii. the afternoon. Fcr further information, application may be made to Mr. Cross, Solicitor, Creditor; or Messrs. Rashhigh and Coode, St. Austell, of either of whom, and also of Messrs. Trewman aad Son, Exeter, printed particulars may he had. PLYMOUTH. roR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, September 12, 1 bog, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, THE French National Brig la REJOUIE, lying in liamoaze, and there to be delivered. FRI DA Y, S nvrvMBER 1, 1809 ORDNANCE OFFICE, 44.42, 1800- MHE PRINCIPia OFFICERS of HIS kit. JEST ri ORDN.4IICL, do her+ give „Waite, That Proposals will be received at their Oilice, in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 11th day ofSeptember next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COPPER HOOPS for service of this Department for a period of one year. Patterns of the articlo may he viewed upon application at the principal Store-keepers Office, at the Tower, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Condiions of the Con tact, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall afore• said, any day between the hours - of 'Fen and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must ba delivered, sealed up s and indorsed " Pro posahi for Copper Hoops," but uo Proposal can be admitted after the said 11th day of September, at It o'Clock at Noon of the ' same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or afi Agent in his behalf, shaliattend. .sy etier of the Beard, a. IL CR.ESV, Sea-day. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, 4ugusi Si, IMO. All Exchequer B:Ils dated in tho Month of Aug.isr, 181.8, TO BE PAID OFF', THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Mci- J.ESTrs TREASURY; having given Directsone for paying of the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest die therron, at Me Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt If Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Satarday, the e3d day of Septem ber, -Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and including the 16th of September, 1809, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon,for the purpose of receiving the same. And, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bill: art desired to bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers in numerical order, ac cording to the dates of the said Bills, and commencement of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, compute,' from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 23d day of September inclusive, when the Interest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Ho...fers or net) are indispesuibly reqUired to indorse each Bill wiM their usual signature ; sad to write their Names and Res ideree at tlu bottom of their List; and they are moreover required to atknd the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills. and give the Receipt: for the same. If any the Holders class aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and interest, previous to Me said eel/ ky of Septern:er i they may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the day on which they apish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day psi( thereto. Sack Persons as may he desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon marking new Bills, end ass :tioning the amount at the bottom of their List:, delivered on or etfore the 18th if September, 1809, may be accommodated with new Bills, carrying an Interest of threepence farthing, by the day, on every Ore Hundred Pourat, which said New Bills will bear date the said 23d day of September, 1809, and will be delivered on Tuesday, the 26th of September, and the following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to August, 1808, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. ADVOWSON. TO BE SOLD, the PERPETUAL ADVOW .--a- &ON of a very degra'Jle RECTORY in CHESHIRE.— The net income is £lOOO per Annum. The age of the present Incumbent is 60.—For further particularrapply to Messrs. Gra ham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chid ren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bowels, attended 'after with violent pants; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre veutative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel. lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this Country, both in rank and respectability, tl have no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the stomach or bowels of children are any way clisocred, which it will alwaysbe found to rolieve.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and retail by most country venders, in boxes, at its. 9i. and Ss. 6d. each. An Account of the Efficacy of that most excellent Medicine the CORDIAL BALM of GII.EAD, prepared by Dr. SOLO MON, Gilead House, near Liverpool, in Nervous and COb sumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, Old Coughs, Lowness of Spirits, Ike. Cases of which are hereunto anneze4 for the in formaion of tkose afflicted with similar complaints, that no persons, however dangerous their situatinn may be, should de spair, but sick for advice and remedies, even though they !should be bereft of every other hope of relief. TO DR SOLOMON, - GILEAD HOUSE, NEAR LIVERPOOL. SIR, Shrewsbury Chronicle Office, July 1, 1800. AMONG the numerous testimonies to the benefi cial qualities of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, in this neighbourhood, two have come within our notice, a tew daps ago. Thomas Roberts ' of Wilmington-Hall, Esq. in this County, hadmentioned that he for some time been afflicted by ill health; he bad lost his appetite, his breath was short, and his cough vio lent and long continued. By taking three bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead he was restored to health and strength. Mr. Roberts moreover said, that during the time of taking this mid - eine, he perceived one of his tenants, Mr. )4 Iterbin, listing under Similar complaints; and by gfving hint only two doses, be was perfectly curd. Another confirm - ..10n of the efficacy of the Cann' Bain of Glead, we received from the lips of Mr. Izzard, of bliawbury, near this town, whose carnplaints were somewhat similar to those of Mr. Roberts; in addition to which, however, he had a:t al most total stoppage in his throat, and a difficulty in breathing. Two bottles completed his cure. •• • These testimonies were unsought, and unsolicited by us, and the Gentlemen now appear in perfect health. 1m am, (for Mr. Wood) , your's respectfully, THOMAS HOWELL. To Dr . SOLOMON, Gilead-house, near Liverpool.. Si have a circumstance to mention to you which will speak loudly in praise of your incomparable medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead : Mr. Davies, of Spring-hill, Stev.-ard to Lord Co ventry, having been afflicted for a long time with the most ex eructating pains in his legs, hack, &c. which confined him to his bed, and nearly brought him to the grave, declared to me that " his life was rot worth a seven-shilling-piece" when he had recnu:se to your medicine, which soon relieved Lim, and by a little further perseverance in takiag it, he is now restored to per fect health, and was at my house yesterday. lam Sir, your's, &c,, JOHN AGO, Post-master. Evesham, Worcestershire, 28th Oct. 1806. This celebrated Medicine is sold by 'Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, in bottles 10s. 6d. each, or Four in oee Family Bettie for 88s. by which 9s. are saved, including also the duty, the sap of which bears the proprietor's name.and address - in the engraving, " Solomon, wli width none are ieorcfam PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. LLOYD'S AUOUST 31, 180i'. AC a. GENERAL MEETING of tlia SUB SCRIBERS to LLOYD's, Led this :lay, WILLIAM BELL, Esq. in the Chair, • Tl:a Merchants, Undt•rurriters, and other Sublerihers to this Noose, h a Jing heard the Report of the Committee of the Patriotic Fund, made to a Meeting of the Subscribers to that Ins'.!cotton on the 24th instant, and having considered :he same, Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting feel it incurnhent on them to continue their support to the Patriotic Fund ; and that the awn of L'sooo 3 per Ceflt. Consolidated Annuitie 41)es trans ferred from the stock belong 4 to the Subscribers to this house, as a farther contribution to that benevolent and usefUl lastitution. Resolved unanimously, That the,Thanks of this Moetin; he given to the Chairman f e ar his able conduct in the Chafe.. The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subscribers tts LloYes, who enjoy the pleasing satisfaction of having led to the establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the commencement of the prcsent war, feel themselves justified by the experience of sio, years, in recommending this laudable and meritorious Inethotion to the support of their Countrymen. aro , villeitous, :.t the same thee, to call their atterition to that altered states of public affairs, for which the Nation is in debted to the valour of otir brave Defenders: to the.r.linost entire annihilation of the Naval Force of the Enenry, which has crowned the gallant exploits of British Seamen; and to the hopes of ultimate success, which the courage, discipline, and firmness of British Soldiers, have inspired in those, for whose deliveranCe from a perfidious Userper, they are at this moment making the most heroic exertions. And now that the transcendent efforts of valour displayed by the heroes who have led, and by the brave men who have so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured the freedom of these Realms, it may surely be expected that the same generous impulse and fe,:li: g, which at a moment of great general alarm, induced all ranks to join in the laudable endeavour to ani mate the efforts of our Defenders, will be found still alive to their merits and sufferings ; and t h at so long as the present contest 01.01 _ _ last, " the British Se a man and the British Soldier may alike an:- " fidently trust, thai those who are dear to him while Evi l .. ' will " in the event of his falling in the Sacred . cause, find Friends and " Guardians in a grateful and generous Country." (Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. DIMENSIONS. Length on deck 104 f. 7 in. I Depth in the hold 12 f. 6i in. Breadth 28 L 5 in. Admeasurfil 362 93-94 tons. This is a remarkably strong calt-buili. Vessel, and in most ez cellert repair. She sails well, is pierced for 14 guns, has a very roomy (told, Will hurdled upwards of 400 tons ; she has good ac commodations, and is well calculated either for the transport ser vice or for the West India, Quebec, or any ether trade requiring strength and burthen ; is abundantly found in good stores, anti may be sent to sea immediately, at a very tri6iur expense. , After which will be sold the remaining part of her Cargo, viz. Eight valuable Riga Masts, from 65 feet 6 Inches, to 74 feet 6 inches in length, and from 21 to 1. 0 6 inches in diameter, it for lower masts of ships from 3 ",0 to 700 tens burthen, or for top masts for the largest class o; of East Indiainen ; 44 Bales and Chests, containing soldiers' pl do white cloth Jackets and Breeches, Black Stocks and Leggings, S'io.\q, Red, White and Green washed and Co ton Ornaments, "is Shoulder and Sword Kno,s, Cap Trimmings, Tufts, &:.c. sufficient to cloath and equip a regimtnt, and being easily adai‘ted to any service, is werthy the attention of Arm, Clothiers, and parsons purchasing for the use of the patri o:ic Armies of Spdin and Portugal ; 13 Pack iges of Tobace) and Snuff, and the Guns, Shot, Iron Ballast, and Water Casks belong ing to the said Vessel.—And immediately after will be Sold The French National Copper bottomed Schooner LA 11,10UCIIE, No. 7 —Distess.ous: ' Length on Deck - - - 61 Ft. 4 In. Dread . b - 17 0 Adtneasures - - 72 66-94 Tons. Thiss;;llSOt;ly a few months old, sails ;emarkably fast, is well tuned in exc.-lient stores, and merely requires men and pro visions to proceed iiiirnediareiy on any voyage. Both the azure vessels captured by his Majesty's ships the Honourable F. P. IRBY, Captain,a:td Stadia, C. W. BOYS, Esq. Commander, and heir% condemned as ships of war, are ex empt. from duty. For viewing, Inventories, &a. apply to the Agent, THOMAS COLE, Esq. George-street, Plymouth. Plymouth, August 28, 15109. SUFFOLK. I'o BE SOLD BY AucTioN, VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, RECToRY, ADVOW SON, AND ESTATES.---By Mr. PIiYTON, At the King's Head loss, STOWMARKET, on Thursday, the 'List day of Aeptember, 1809, in Six Lots, ALL that the MANOR el WICKHAM SKEITH, with the Impropriate Rectory and Oreat .Tythes thereof. Also the Perpetual Advowson of the. Parisi of Wickham, toge ther with sundry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes Of Wickham Skeitli, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thorpe, in the C ouuty of Suffolk; in the Tenures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman, Rogers, Poeford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and which are of the annual valuable of upwards of .El3OO. Farms in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes arising therefrom. This !;state lies within an easy distanse of, and surrounding the Town of Stow Mar ker, to which there is a Navigable River communicating with the Metropolis, from which it is distant about 90 tulles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan. tial cony, Ment buildings. The commenicatious are by rug roads, and the Parochial and other Payn et's are low. Lot 1. Tho Manor of Wickham Skeitli, with all the Rights, Royalties and F.mblemeats thereto belonging, with the Rectorial •Tythes of the whole Parish (except of Lois 3 and 3, being Sur wood and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Admovrson to the Vicaragl of Wickham Skeith ; and also a substantial Mes suage. Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands, called Wickham Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Bond 124 a. 2a Sr. Lot 2. A substantial Messuage Tenement, Farm Buildings and Land, called Wickham Green Farm, Henry Whiteman Tenant - 71 1 8 Lot 3. Surwood Farms, Thos. Bond, Tenant 131 1 —3l The above three Farms are in Wickham. Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton) in the occupation of Charles Rogers - - $7 2 Ts Lot 5. A Messuage 'Tenement and Lands, in the Parish of Stow Upland, in the occupation of t Mr. 11106. Posford - - 164 1 21 Lot C. A Mcfisuage and Tenement, in the Parishes of Thorpe and Cockfiehl, Mr. William RAM Tenant 11.1 1 3S Tots' 691 1 4 The respective Tenants will whew the Fetates, and specifica tions may be had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; White Horse, Ipswich; White Hart, Colchester; Inn, Eye; -- lon ,Woolpit ; and at the Placed sale ; of Mr. Chester Penn, Abinton, near Linton, Cambridgeshire ; Mr. Thomas Prior, Aehficld, near Woolpit ; and of Mr. Jaime, Land Agent, No. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London, where Plans of the differcnt Lou maybe sea. PATRIOTIC FUND, LLOYD'S. Aucusr 31, 1809. rr HE COMMITTEE for managing the PA TRIOTIC FUND. hove great satisfaction in Lying before the Pnblic, the Resolutions and Address of the Lubscrihers to Lloyd's, pasted unanimously at a Pelletal Meeting held tkere this day - ; and they cannot but expre,s their hope, that as the truth and force of the sentinients of that re;pecsable Body must be acknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be generally followed. By order of the Committee J. P. W'LLSFORD, Secretary. Amount of new Contiibutiors already advertised 4.6513 S 0 The Subscribers to Lloyd'; (''s per Cent. Consols) 5000 0 0 Governor and Company of the Bank of England 11000 0 0 G Malone - - - 1 1 0 Nathaniel Harden - - - - 21 0 0 Henry Hinde ?idly - - - - 105 0 0 Staltbs,7Vlarten, and St. Barba - - - 105 0 0 T. and W. Curtis, Clarke and Co. . - - 105 0 0 John Atkins - - - - 105 0 -0 B. Bourdillon • - _ - - 25 0 0 William Dawes - - . - - 105 0 0 Andrew Harrison .. - - - 58 10 0 John Harrisos - - . • - 52 10 0 Benjamin Harrison - - 4 52 10 0 John F. Throckmorten - - - '2l 0 0 J. W. and J. Whitmore • - - 105 0 0 gfr Subscriptions are received at the Bar of Lloyd's and by all the Bankers in the United Kingdom. - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE MAIN, AUGUST 14. The Archduke Ferdinand is to have the command of the in Austrian troops in Bohemia. TURIN, AUGUST 2. All the American ships at . Naples, Civita Vecchia, Leghorn, &c. have been put under sequestration.— The general opinion in the mercantile word therefore i 3, that the French Government will - no-longer wink at the contraband trade of the English, but is deter mined to adopt the strongest measures in order to put an end to it. - Since the commencement of 14,191 Aug. trian, and 496 English prisoners have passed through Turin. WARSAW, AUGUST 10. It is said that the Russian troops are to leave Gal licia, and to march towards Moldau, to join their army in that quarter. KONINGSBERG, AUGUST 11; His Majesty has appointed the quarters for the er. ercise of the troops, as follows :—The brigade in East Prussia, at Koningsberg—that in West Prussia, in the district of Meg: a--that in Pomerania, at Stitt gardt—that in the Mark, at Berlin—that in Lot , er Silesia, partly at Frankfort, and partly at Bre,.Lia— that in Upper Silesia, at Frankinsteine. Of the seven battalions which form each brigade, two, and two squadrons of cavalry, shall, during the period of exercise, be encamped in their turn. The manoeuvres are to continue three weeks. BERLIN, AUGUST 12. • Four maps have lately been published at Munich, the object of which is to chew what the extent of Ba varia has been at former periods. In the 10th cen tury it included all Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, and a part ofHuagary. On the 15th of August the cupola of St. Peter's and the Vatican are to be ilhuninated in honour of the birth day of the Emperor Napoleon, and the , pledges in the great pawn-house are to be redeemed at the expence of the public treasury. In all the late Papal States, the PrinCipals and Ad ministrators of, the Convents, and other clerical pos sessions, are made responsible for every thing in theis houses, or under their controul. _ On the 18th 'of July a prisoner was conveyed through Frankfort, who from the respect with which he was treated, must be a- person of distinction. There were two gees diarrnes in The carriage. ' On the lath oft month the Pcipe was still at • Genoa. LEGT-lORN, JULY 21. The Director of the Customs in Turkey has notl- fied 'to the Chamber of Conamlrce here, that colmial merchandize arriving direct at our ports by American ships cannot be admitted, and' that as little favour was to be shewn to goods of that description which mizht arrive : . . 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