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his dispatch, is a deserving officer, and m rO - to your Lordship's notice. I have it to tie, Su. (Sigmed) c. W. stoxwELf., Major of the Roya' African Corps .. or Capitulation, between Mr. ii....1411e, acitg as Aide.tle- Camp, Ain! posse-sing full Power troni e Columbine, commanding the .;/ay.ll, ant. Major Charles William Maxwell, comminding the Land Forces sf iiis Britannic hla: j esty, ena ployeal i.t au Expedition against therolony of Senegal, on the one Part, And M. I)egrigny, Commissary of Marine, Administrator in Chief of Senegal, and M. Duretu, Merchant, possevirg full Powers frorri M. Levisseur, Commandant of Senegal, for the Surrender of the island of St. Loris and its Dependwicks, en the other Par. . dirt. I. The Garrison shall be conveyed to Prance as prisoners of war, and shall not serve against Great Britain or her Allies, Jinn: regularly exchanged. They shall march out with the hooours Owe*. dad . 11 1'dvva their arms at the moment of their embarkation. The cottony shaft he evacuated in the space of twennyafour hours after the ra rifteat ion of the presen capitnlatlocr. he Officers shall be permitted to carry their effects ;loos with them. • Art, 11. The Officers and Clerks belonging to the Administra lino, shall be.permitted to remain' one mouth in the colony for • the purpose of regulating their accionts; they shall have permit- • 'ion to return to Irauce, or elsewhere, as opportunities mty occur. Art. 111. All orivate property shall be respected. • Art. IV. No itthatii: ant of the Island nor F.eseiran residing In It, shall be molested on account of hi, political opinions. Art. V. Such French merchants at wish in remain, shag hale permission to do so. Art. VI. All vessels. }souses, magazines. batteries, ordnance Metes, and all other public property shall be surrendhreil in their present state. Art. VII. All registers and acts deposited in the Greffives oLice, shall hr surrendered. Att. VIII. , The Posts of Euettander and English Island shall he given up in the course of the day, and if possible the garrison shad also embark. Ay. IX. The Auxiliary Company composed of two officers and forey-..ne. men of colour. shall bee pet mission to reside at Senegal, and be co shirred as natives. SigntA at the Island of Ilabagay, at the hour of Eleven A. M. of :the 13th lolly 1609. loon Hamar. Disarm • • • • DeCittelllf. Ratified, -E. H.Cotu M BIN r, Commodore, command. •. * log the Squadron of his britannk Mao s j.sty. C.'W. Maxwett, Major of Infantry, cons.. mantling his Britannic 4 111ajesty s Land Perces. • Vue et Ratifie par le Command. en Chef parinterime. ,„ ;• 14trattrx . r. Senegal, holy 18 , 1809. Return of Ordnance and Ammunition found in the -.Garrison of &c.-1 bit St. Louis. • West Battery—S mounted, 3 dismounted twentyafourpounder guns . 1 dismounted eighteen-pounder gets; 1 mounted, 1 dis. ransomed eight-inds brass mortars. North Battery---3 mounted twessrloirr-pounder gun.; 30 twits ty-fourpounder shoo. South 2.itterp--7 mounted, 11 dismounted twenty-four-pounder' guus; 5 dismounted efiliteenvelinder s tns ; MOO twenty-four pounder shots. • Fort-. 45 dismounted twenty.tostveineder guns •I. dismounted eighteen-pouider.gon ;‘,ll ditinounted twahre-pOtinder guns; 4 ninenv4, 1 disnimusted eight pounder guns; 6 mounted sin pound,r gnus; 5 dismounted rout -pounder guns; t di 'mounted eight-inch brass mortar; 4 mounted .brass two-pounders; dislioulit, d buss two-pounder field.gieces; I dismounted bats swivels; $l6. tettekt 4 4l lout brass blonderbusses ;. 22 swords. Shot-5600 swenty-foon-pourders. 11429riefsteen-pounders, 1572 twelve-pounders, • 200 etgistioundefa, 300 sit-pounders, 400 four-pounders, 100 one-pitunder, 220 •eightaloch shelfs, • si.) grape, iiocannister. Pnwder its Baerrh,and 4cartidass..l4 tisltKats .of .1001 M. each, 93 twenty-four-pounder cartridges, 3 twelve-pounder ditto, 79 eight.pottrder ditto, 91 inionstsundei ditto, 45.1fouppounder ditto, 1 . 3 steaminess &to, S 4 three-ounce ditto, 4633 rounds of met-keg Dalkorgidges, 4000 rounds of balls for. diets. Guedodpe....2,lntntnted. toseutyrfour pounder pus; 2 meowed sly i9eh brass bfOlkirrs ; era twenty-ittur poinda shots ; SO can niat,r shots; 0 twenty-four pounder mai `get. mounted twenty-four pounder guns; Serftlinflo lour pounder shots; 40 counts/o.r shot& &barite Iste.-.1 mounted twent phew gmentier guns; !moms led brass eight-pounder field pieces ; zoo tyiantyefoor pounder shot s ; 30 cattnister shots. Gun foals..-• 4 twenty-four pounder gun; 1 eighteen pounder; AO grape shots. , (s; good) CiIAS W. 14.12 . 11111.1., MO. Roy-Ire. Corps. Sent gel, lily 18. Return of Vessels and Gu.n.Boate ,which formed the Line of De fence in the front of :Sebago/. brig •Cannoniere, of 3 twelve-powders, 6 six-pounders, 4 one.. pounder& Brig Ca.itnir, of 2 twelve-poinedcr carronades, 4 twelve-pun- I • hree-mlu Stboothr Sipsip, of 4 three-pounders. Schuoi,er Combat, of 6 four-pounders. brig Aun, of It twelve-pounders. C!.r. 8113 t, of 1 twenty-four potoJer. Gust fi,.a , of 1 .eiLlstee.n-poutida. (Signed) rues. W. MA xwEt.c, Maj. Key. Art. Corps. h. O be u received at this Office, from Cap. lite Commander of his Maj:sty's s :, p the S .iehay, addres-ed to,tlie Honourable Wi liam V.'elicsl•y Pole, a ild dated on board the Derwent sloop. oil Senegal, the Stith July, 1809, giving an ac 4ount of the surrender of that settlement to his Ma .jesty's arms. Some depredations Lanz b as corn. mine-A on the trade in the neighbourhood t I Senegil, by sort ill privateers fitted out there, Captain bine, and Major Maxwell, commanding the gairi,nn at come, de . erniiird to make an attack upon the place, and proceeded ao.einst it on the 4th Jttiy, with the Solehay, Dcrwent Ouop, and Tigress gun vessel, and some merchant and smaller ve..sels, having on board a detachment of IGO men from Goree. The enemy at first appeared dispu ell to offer sonic resis tince,but the detachment being landed, together with 120 seamen and 50 marines, the enemy's force con sisting of 160 regulars, and '240 militia, retreated, and on the 15th a capitulation was signed, by which the island of St Louis, and its dependi..acics, were sur render4.l to the liritish forces, tit- garrison being con •veyed to trance as prisoners of war, not to sltrve against his Majesty or his allies, until regularly tig. changed. The only kiss sastaiaed by the English on this ser vice, has been that of Captain Frederick Parker, of the Derwent, Mr. Francis Atterbury Sealy, Midship. man of that sloop, and six seamen, drowned at tempting to cross the bar of Senegal. Cai:tain Columbine speaks in high terms of the conduct of the Officers and men employed on the toe- Caion. On the 11th .duly, the Sokbay in moving .ttja the river, got on slic.:e and was wrecked, all her men Anil part of the' stores were staved. Copy of a t.etter from Vice Admiral Sir lames Sanenves, Thgn. and K.ll. S.:enim.etler in Chief of his Majesty's a•b* s and V. 41. eels in the Baltic, to the linuourable W. W. Pore, dm 010 • h oa rd tile Victory, off Nz7xtu July el. • Sir-if!, Iwo:with enclose, tt: the informAttieel amyl ordec ...winners of :Ile Admit - 41;y, karta I have rticriveil bingo C`ap. ' L 17:16;r1gePlallt, "'Ater 11: kis 3.l:l;•••tty's shop PC t. Caro this ...14. 1 .Figirki . the .26th invant, :icquakming meritharh. hoe. the, *nisi /ifir' attn.* a b.• :tr a d e b y t h e D A lts of wiLs , - .e st.art,ilo,..mtlA t r hts ere, whie ' hw,;e having dlr. joie *hips l'Arteton of ; aptain (who vety hind- Riser(' undo. the tKl p 7 entetlient. ' • Vtiteore Carotins !o rely offeretito emonsend the- latteeptime) On Oledlib of four of the enemy's gun -boats, and a brig in the tiehoted of Asps, which wu attended with the. Impost success three of the ;on-boats carrying twain*: Iw.pountlte, and an +rand brig under his impe:ial Russian Majesty's colours , h i nting been cap tured. Ihe undaunted bravery displayed fry Captain Forrest, , 0- Officers and nun employed under his orders, is beyond ah praise. he gun-boats have been lately built upon axles, cons.ntetion, aid being extremely well adapted for the service in the Great Belt, I have.direeted them to be surveyed, and I propose to place • them under the orders of Rear Admiral Dixon, which I hope Mill meet their I ordslilld appioba•ion. Herewith I enclose Captain Forrest's letter, the Myrna* Ml. led red wounded in the boats of his Majesty's ships, apd the loss sus•abeed by the Cnemy, together with a lie: of the armed vessels car ured la the Shove attack, which -, ouwiU also,lie phrased to lay before their Lordships. I I•ave the banana to be, kg ' (Signed) SAlets lAU NIARE2. Princess Carolina, Asp*, July 26, 1 eOl. Stn-,-Ffiaving been informed that the enemy had at this: place several gun-boats to protect. their coasting trade, which is of the greatest consequence in sup plying their army, &c. in all parts of .Finland, and it having ,been represented to me by Captain Forrest the probability of their being destroyed, himself having °feud in the trtost handsome manner to command ibe. expedition, which I immediately accepted, and having directed all-the boats of his Majesty's ships ferincess Carolina, Minotaur, Cerlennis, and Prome thetis (in all see . enteen) armed in the best possible way to put themselves under the command of Captain Forrest, and to assemble. on board the Prom&heus at s.x . o'clock yesterday evening. I have now the hap piipss to inform you of a successful attack he made las, right about halt past ten o'clock, on f un- gun boats, three of which lie has captured, anl a new brig laden with proyiSious ; the gunboats had on board in all are hundred and thirty-seven men, be sides twenty-three in the brig. They are very com plete, and well found, which . I intend sending to y. by the Minotaur. Incloseil I have the lion(air to transmit Captain Furtest's letter on this subject, wherein he speaks in the highest terms of the spirited conduct of all the oifcers and men employed odthis occasion. Were it possible for me to say any thing which could add to the meritorious conduct of so gadaat and. good an officer as Captain Forrest, I should most willingly do it ; but I trust the success of this brilliant action will do more justice to the intrepidity of every officer and man employed on this service than any, language I can possibly use. I also beg to inclose for your information a list of killed and wounded. (signed) CHARLEG DUDLEY PATEN. Sir fumes babas rem, BArt, Vice Admiral of the Blue, fee. &c.. the. His Majesty's sloop Prometheus, Alpo Roads, July 2G, If Sla 4I 1121 happy to acquaint you that thqentlea yours of the boats of the iquadron, :hich you did me the honour td place under my command, for the pur pose of capturing or destroymg the enemy's gun-boat force or convoys in the neignbourbood, have been crowned with the most complete success. Three gun vessels of large dimen;,iops, of a new construction, being captured, after a sanguinary antest, together with a new limed brig, with soldiers on board, laden with provisions, destined for Abp. Our loss is seven indeed, as might be expected from the nature the force, and the extreme obsti. iracy with which tie enemy defended (heir charge ; the crew of one gunboat, Nu. 62, being to a man killed or dangerously wounded, as you will see by the returns. [cannot find words to express to you the zeal ana intrepidity .exhibited upon . this occasion by all, and the manifest superiority of our seamen when it came to the cutlass. I must leave the circumstance itself to speak the eulogy of the following Officers employed under my command, viz. Jan.es Ilishford, First Lieutenant of the Princess Carolina ; Patter, First Lieutenant, and Simpson, Third Lieutenant of the Cerberus ; Gauen Forster, First Lieutenant, ..:id tiornas Finnemore, actiog Lieutenant, of the Prometheus ; as.n3ore.ade. quate to their merits than any thng I can say in their favour. I cannot too much admire the conduct of Mr. Charles Chambers, Surgeon of the Prometheus,. who very handsomely accompanied the expedition, with a view, should he escape, to be proivssionally uset. I. I sincerely lament,. with .the country, the tail:mentioned gallant and most vanrablc officers: Fe7rries* . commend the honcui AniFts n( C MUlO't'AV R. Lietitenartlm James Cabana' , killed ; J.itateilaiit Is •k• s. i u.e kayak Mariuss,diita; Geor6t.Elvvy,NlAlebip sa..li wousAak.cL • PaoMit - tutus. Mathew Vezey,•Bcatswai , !Lort4lly wounded; Thos. Hunbk, Clcrk, killed. PRINCtbf CAROLINA. 34111t6 CiliTillgtten, Master ' s Miite, I 11.►ve the honour to be, Vic. (Signed) FoxtnEsT, Captain. Captain Charles Duel y Pater, Prince - so Car°!via, :lemur tinker of bus ships:l3d teasels, Aspu ► a.irbour. . Retur" of Officers and Men belonging to his Majesty's ships PI incess Carolina, Minotaur, Cerberus, and Prometheus, killed and wounded, ill an attack made by the hoists of those ships on the enemy's flotilla, °litho evening. of the 25th July, Iso9. Prince a Carolina-3 lolled, :.4 wounded. Minucaur.-1:1 killed, kti wounded. Cerberus—: wounded. I'rumetheus-4 killed, 15 woundecl. Total-19 killed, M wounded. Names of Officers and Men killed and wounded. raincEss CAROLINA. Killed—Gordon Carrington, midshipman ; 'llufutas Atkins, ordi nary seaman ; John Price., landinan. unded—George Craig, able seaman, severely ; Daniel Laverty, ordinary seaman, ditto; Joseph Oliver', private of marines, ditto. ------- - - MINOTAUR. ICilird.--John James C.:Eat:an, Filth Lieutenant ; Wm. Wilkins, Stcondi.ieutevtaat of Royal hiarines ; Charles Davies, Quarter Master; .Robeet Watts, able seaman, died of his wounds the £6lb.of Wm. Willtams (3), able seaman, died of his Istopods tke 26th of July; Charles Witten, ordinary seaman, died of his wound: , the ti6th of July; John Parker, private of marines, died of his wounds the atitit of July ;•(;. Itosilii pri- este of marines; Robert Johnson, private.of marines; Edward Pseeman, 10...c.tte of aprines ; Joseph irehling, private of ma noes ; John titasmetterivate of .mar Mes. • Wottode4r-kieurge Elvey, Thomas Milne, John Clialniers, midiehiprisen ; Wm. Mose!ey, Quarter-ruaster, dange rinssly.;, R. lirowp, able seanwo slightly; JosepliSheltion, able amass, kverely ; James beeplum 11111, Titus Has tittirsoirdi.parp shown, ditto ; Jain 4 Cook, Richard Riley, Thos. Mel• iittintagrlselunen, _Slightly; Nicholas .Cody, lames beorr, tsdnies,asisiskiency yern4nr, hey, severely; John Lane, Sequent Mar t iavi, sfyylstly ; lastlycif . Selipator. Jattid DPvyy. Ruben linden Wm. Ellis, Him, Wm. Basishom, Henry Wal ters, J ;sho Ma s yers, .slightle; Puef• and Was, Ar sowsmith, privates of marbies severely. • C6,11/111M71. Woumjed.—Wiegar, snow s apialf of the fore-top, lost an are; Nacbaniel Kenny,' Ounrter.ntaster ; Wtn. Pakil, Captain of the ma4-topoilllttliefabat Holines, Ate seaman; Th omas Ben, able retinas:, . fe lt. Hardy aid David Valepdot, privates of ntasints, ,1111 1 111ESTRIMM 1081/& - Mr.thafts• Captain's Clerk; Jeep` Case, teastßaa of poyssie-reona,, diEd ma the 164.Ju1y ; . Janos Ad' he, usessary mina% aim/Johisitilavroak, private of marines. Wogionjr-Capalo Thomas Entreat, and Lkutenant Omen Ranter, slightly; Mr. Matthew Veal, boatswain, Peter Mac. key, captain of the the main4np, and Robert Thrum!, quarter gunner, severely; *Wars Colton, captain of the main-top, W ant Steward, quarter-mmotr, and James Wilson, able seaman, slightly; Wain* I /web's! Peter Brown, and John Frasier, or dinary seamen seVerely ; 'Morass Malnay, Joseph Keating, and Nicholas Lino% ordinary seamen," and John Moire, lambi:an, sligiatly. Return of Killed end Wounded on board the Enemy's Vessels, captured the ES; b July, i $O9. Gunotessel, No. 62-14 kilkd, tdvionnded. Gus-boat, No. 4;n-3 Wed, 5 wounded. Gun-boat, No. 66-1 killvd, 19 wotind.:ll. Armed-brig-5 woua4!.-d. . . _ rota 96 kill 4, 59 wounded. (Signed) W. Fon a YOT. Captain. List of Vessels captured by theEnats of his Maktty's Skips Prin cess Carolina, - Minotaur, Cerberus, and Prometheus, ou the night of the 2;th Jody. No. 11, ' Transport Brig, of 23 ,rtten,NiOsolas Ur u iff master, bound to Abe, laden with provisions. •• Ne. 62, Gun Boat, of two eighteen-pounders and 44 men. No. 65, Gun Buat, of = gun; and 49 men. No. 66, Gun Boat, of 2 guns, and 44 tom. N. B. The gun boats taken by the boats of the above shin; E.t Fredericksisarn. (Signed) c. D PAT.r:R. A letter has been received by the Hon. Wellesley. Pole, from Captain Cottrell, of his jelly's ship theNijaden, dated in Kilduin Bay, :he 6th of June last, giving an account tlf the cap, , tre or destruction of twenty . -twb or twenty-three vets in the river Kola, b' the boats of the above ship, under the directions of Lieutenants Wells a•:• I A (ort under which those vessels were Asst:.., • 'was taken possession of, and the guns brought a yor thrown into the iiver. MILITARY PRONIOTIOWS. WAR-OFFICE, AtTGUST 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenstit Joseph from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Shield, who exchanges. lIV Di;to—Lieutenant TheobaM Shield, from the ltth I.ight Dragoons, to be Lievtenatit, ♦ice Phillips, who eicLeuges. 26th Ri &tent of Foot-ft-Thomas Mercer, Gent. to lie Ensign, Without purchas.c, vice Larighinds, promoted in the 74th foot. BREVET. Major.. General Lord William Bentinck, to be Lieutenant General in the A:11;y sena% ender Sir Arthur Wellesley. STAFF. To be Assbtarn-Commissaries of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forees—Edward Piue Coffin. and H. M‘Dounrll, Gents. The undermentioned appointments to the 61st Regi ment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the Wth inst. have not taken place, viz. Lieutenant Duncan M•Doupal to be Captain of a Company. Ensign Irwin to be Lieutenant. Volunteer Martin Lima to be Ensign. Ea CAT um in the Gazette of the 111 e: ;nstant. 61st Font—For Lieutetrant Jarne3 blairill t ' e Captain of a - - Company, tks Scott, deceeted, react Lit titer • r Janus to be Captain of a Company, T hy G o ,y re y, p, Commissions in the Oxfordshire Local Militia, signed by the I,.ord . Lieritenant.—atted uly 5, 1809. Southern Regiment. 'Phillip Thomas Wykhatn, hsq. to be Lieuter.ant-Colonel. Jaw lane, Ira. Esq. to be Major. Richasti Gisdin Simeon, Ficnnvs Trotman l'honsas Coventry, William Penman, Robert •nry Lepton, John Hollitr, sad Berjamin frier , Esqrs. to be .7apzains Richard hirakspear, George Churchill, Jol'i Fut mom, I fenry Bytes, Charles Maier, 'Thomas Jackson, 't horom lia;nt imam and Hugh Bartord, Gents. to ..e Lieuret.. its. William Charles Chapman, Joseph Ciaxson, I,,bert Percsi., loin Thatcher, and Edward Stone, Cents. to be ..i.signs. Northern Regiment. The Hon. Thomas Parker ta be Lieutenant-C ~ f44el Command ant. Dated May 17, 1809. Western Regiment. poojamin.Holloway, Esq. to be Major. Dat•: July 19, 1809. John Morin., and Frederick Whitaker, Esqr6 .J be Captains. Dated May 30, 1009. David Chambers, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Jul . : 4, 1809. . - . Wm. Unser, Gent. to be Licutenant. Date': 2111iy. 90, 1309. Win. Cogan, Gent. cu be diito. Dated June d, ILO!). lokn Have9tlns, Cant. to be Ensign. Dated 1 1 ... y 1809. rhorisas Broad Macey, I n!in Fox, and Joseph rox, Gents. to be Otto. Dated May Su, Lot% George Hawkins, and Thomas Adams Bryay, Gant,. tube ditto. Dated August ;I, 184 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Charles John Willcoeks and . 1 Lomas Joseph Chadwiek, of Mr by-street, liatton-k,arden. June 13, Is<9.—Philltps and Niorts.6,, llsbopsgate Without, I mulct', boot and shoe•nlain rs , June 809. Whately and Patton, Lilw reu ea Prima ney-hiU, merchants, July tO, 1809.-101 m Bear and rewie Agassis Liddarti, of Burr srrcrt, East insurance-brokers, August 23, 1800.--Antliony Swainson and Co. of Preston, Lancashire, cot tosi-spinuers and machine-makers, Aii:tost 8, 1309.—liennetts and Co. of Shulleld, hrass-fotuniers, August 8, 1809.—Jackson, Stephenson, and Swaiuson, at Battnister Hall, lawcaubire, calico printers, July 1, 1809.—Ann Smith and Mary Ann Smith, of Thirsk, Yorkshire, milliners, June 809.—Kelsall and Ma chin, of Stafford, shoe-ntanufacturcre, July 17, ISo9.—Nl'illisul Smith, Josupia Travers, Smith Travers, and Francis Kalil*, of L.tandon, what:sale grocers, as to Smith Traverf, Alay 1 , 1800.—Nlary Bowskill and Wm Bowgkill, Suule,York s!tire, butchers, July If 9, 1809.-:Williams and Co. of Swansea, Glamorganshire, cominoti-brewers, August 10, 11109.—Hayites . „ Baton and co. of the same place, conunon-brewers, August 10, I 808.—George I.angstaff and Tho Mas Parker, of Forenstreet, Cripplegate, London, surgeot • , August I, 1 809.—Random and Sni.ath, of Han-street. Bloomsburf,colourmen, &c. !sty 8,t109. Barrovickir and Maddock. No. 406, Strand, lace and hose-nianu• facturers, August .19, 1809.--Saratiel and Henry Jones, and Co. of Bridgnorth, Salop, trine and barge-owners, Dec. 51, 1807. — Robert Baker, John Strachan, and John Thomas Thompson, of I- No. 116; Long-acre, coach joiners, acc. June 24, 1809. BANKRUPTCY ENI . ARGF.D. I • _ Sept. 19. John Coker, late of BoltOn, Lancashire, cotton-rnanu. tacturer, at two, at the Bush-Inu, Deausiate, Manchester. Sept. 2. Joseph Lines, of No. 7, Upper Queen-street, Rotherhithe, and Green/and Dock, Surrey, smith, dealer and chaptnan, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Richard Johns the younger, of Truro, Cornwall, victualler, dealer and chap:sum, to surremler Sept. 18, 19, and October 7, at the Ited Lion lun, Truro. Attornies, Mr. Benallack, Truro ; or Messrs. Sandy. and Horton, Crane -court, Fleet-street,l au l d4n. John Hodgson the elder, la t e of Coleman -street, Loudon ' but now of Rocklin', Cumberland, merchnit, Sept. •.:8, 29, and Oc tober 7, at eleven. at the house of *lbionas Jackson, innkeeper, Rockliff. Atternies, Messrs. Collins; and Waller, Spiral-square, London ; or Mr. W. Hodgson, Carlisle. Jamos Winter and John Winter, of Acre-lane, Britton-causeway, Surrey, builders, dealers and chaptnen and copartners, Sept. ' 9, and October 7, at twelve, at GuildluU. Atturnies, Saunders and Judkiu, Clfford'e Inn. illiam Chinn, late of l.eeds, Yorkshire, cloth-nierchant, dealer and chapnian, Sept. 8,9, and October 7, at eleven, at the l'albot Inn, I.eeds. Attornies, Mr Sutton, Leeds; or Mr. Robinson, Ps:ex-street, Strand, London. Charles Harvey, of Monmouth, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, September S, 6, and October 7, at nine, at cite King's Head- Inn, Monmouth. Attendee Mr. Bourne, in Monmouth ; ur Messrs. Mayo and Berkeley:No.4, Gray'selmin-seluare,Loneluu. Robert Curds, of Worcester, linen-draper, dealer and Chapman, Sept. 11, 12, and October 7, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anoraks, Mr. Jrunt4, Ne. 12, Grays-Inn-square, I.ondon ; or Mr. John Cornish, Bristol. Francis Coward, of Fogglestone St. Peter, Wilts, and James Brewer, of Burcembe, Wats, clothiers, dyers, dealers amid chap men, Sept. 5, at sir, Sept. 6, at torn, and October 7, at ,it, at the Antelope inn, New Sarum. Attornies, Messrs. Blake and White, F.ssa-street, Strand ; or Mr. Arney, Close, Salisbury. John Bias, of Rathboneimlsee, Middlesex, butcher, Sept. 5, at eleven, Sept 11, at tender, and October ;,at eleven r at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Orchard, Hatton-OP:den. Lima ig a v e llt, Of BeE.Wharf, Sitedwell,l:4,l2ldenejc!izier --a--- -,,,-----"•-- dent, dell-P *ad chaptnan, Sept , 9, t emet ak . Joseph e h iec l t 3s . .. ,, , ( t a : t, of Bakererreet, Partinanesquare, Middle •, .tleiklialkaterLatidActisi:iwnlit,Mberp. S. t9l,reate'tBeiti.,:aearY:!eii'-] • Octobar 7,1.: twelve, a , Juildliall. Attoenies, Mehra. Sl 4 t : ~-.. bard al.: :cling ton, lit t!rotel- now. Sept. '. :.. 7 t r ltl•Garlar (ll3,ll a V te in oteh n ep S t . o u n r l:l v i ra llet ins ,:m ,r, m l e lu r tt e i . ::sl l: , ii.. innholaei • .. deem, at the Geneve Inn, Shei toe elail it.—e ‘ „ a r ' 23. 3....%.i, teepee of Chess. ...Ike, Soniersetsliire, celourai • ..• at el ......:, at the Getege len, to eiletp• tie lalal e e_o aa j ar ,;* Hem e .-:•choletni, late of Britlgtostreet, Baele l ealteeat ee t, I ....:donoilloenercier, at eleven, at Tibia: i a • —Cici. '.;:r :14. lot!.; 3tooke Enighr, or Camomile-steet,letaiod• cord:et. tee. at t:le.ten, .tt Guildhall.—Nov. 14. reariat I 1ine r.,,., ... a: ( la ; ;: i . v i . ~ ., : i . . a uf 4 . ° r c li i t t al l v e t tl i . i , i at t 7‘ ob i :ru i en: l l7, 2 ; . l f , (l N l l. 4 .4 :a li n d , c t l' o b r n tis_ a t e t r se t : v t:o t i . i v t l e e ti : l a . t ' s A v r is ; n u n . i er e l C d : . ...:: et Neer Bind-ate .et, milliner, at twelve, at Guild!' .11.—a . e • , t ' Nathaniel Joan Winch , of Neweatatleotepu-Tyoe, ineref,t .. t: , wrier, at guildhall, Lone al —Nov. 7. Wm. Verna 11, o r !C r . 1..?-bridge, Hanoi, eoachtnaker, at one, at Opilelhala awake . a. et 16. loin Herbert and Charlet, Mari, oy ar m e e?, a .,,,, b., annum, Pt . ,14!V( . 11, et Guildhall.--(ecteber `7. limit) ile.e, r Ceiserelasto ..i, M ildieeex, victualler, 'at eleven, at Onil i1ia: .....• Haw, 16. t :avid Joie:l, (Atom nerre-row, of the larish of C I 6. , :lierch, Surrey, baker, at Clever., at C . uildlrel,—Ce: lee i - Rohert format. of el.l.fax, hiltu Swaine, of sk rent: advrai'; Stvaine, of London, Hannah ewaine, of kf:tlittx, le e ilt :w o e, of Hsli ax, and Henry Ramsbiatom, of Bratiferd, •Yoilea'ra. nmlremfe.hpaielfitta,ica,;k,ten.if,itaut t‘layearpWr,tivitaerisShwoTivAl:i,ni:bH,avl.ioiarek.s-:irstf..lier•,Dl.,,. mak r, at 'eleven, at the George inn, lategsion-tee ste lad •• Nov. 8 Win. Whittle:ea, late of Shaw Hall, •:a.i.ile wurea a u ' iN .,, shire, waollen-manufacturer, at one, at the dull', Head, al ee i t7 Sept. 16. Walter Turner, of Ox to. d-street, Middlesex, Music_ se.ler, at ten, at Guildhall —October 16. Seuittel Enti t l e: a Ma:eh:afield, Cheshire, Pim:ever, at dt.ven, at the lad,A. a " 1-t • • t 4.1. Ind:, Macclesfield. 'llia Gazfete also coetelns an ()ell in Coaecil, of :lie •Li A Lastene eerinitung the exaction of 4: - ..4 tal:1 sew tittles, en ilia ~,, a , •l , a !ole o, l e vied by the letteislate re et tee Isiend of awe I. 4: SliA-4,0' .1L . Met I'LIta'OFFICI., le/se/JUN, A1.:(..4.:), .:' . i CAR i;li t i, :itILD, anti I CV. Mond SY, I Weduestl l'riate NEWCASTLE COAL. Aug. el. I MIS 2 " ; ,, t. ; l Alair's Main a- 1157 ll Bryan 2 .5.5 3 Beaton Lang -- 3 37 6 , 2 Sa 0 1 606 Few tck Main 1 set 0 I Etandling's Main 1 52 9 Barrier 1 653 ' • Crafts 1 53 0 lighten Moor 1 5 : 6 1 57 6 . EllTson 1 56 0 1 37 3 Collingwoed 1 35 u , Hebburn Main 6 62 3 2 84 6 1 65 g to tie 6 Ketiton Mal* 1 39 0 2 61 0 . Fielding ° I It 6 . North College 1 161 01 1 tig 3 : Charlotte 2 f tie () Percy Main 4 6'2 6 1 64 0 Poneop Simpson's • 1 SS 0 1 Poutop Windlor's I 55 6 Denton -- S 53 0 Gatelatead -7 • 1 38 6 l'anficil Moor • 2 S.l 0 1 56 0 1 .ir t I, Killingwortli 1 45 6 Tynesiales 154 0 1 • Towuky 1175 6 * r ; M'ail's End 6 6:1 612 65 ::-. 1 6C ) 6 to 63 0 to 63 6 I Temple's Wairs End e 61 11 to el 6 - Tfsworth 1540,1 56 0 I Welhottle 1 34 0 1 Wylum 1 56 61 bell and Co s. Walls-Lad 5 Ili 6 1 65 6 i to 63 0 • Bewkk's Wall's-End 2 63 0 .:mouth Heaburn -..: I 114.. 9 i Cowpeo i l "... S Hartley -a 3 52 9 3 as o ;1. , o Cinders . 1 36 6 • Bowes Main 1 55 0 I SUNDERLAND. 1 Eden Main 1 55 0 Wall's Liol, Wear's 1157 0 Prbrro o.: -- 1 i 57 9 i --. Ships-- 50 28 11 i /11(1H W ATEit Oil LON LOS BRI DOE To-moraww. 1 lainetting.. 25 minutes after 4. i ; Allen:Pon 43 minutes sate 4. WILITY, Stc.—Mr GOSS having b:.en le - Jts- lady educated as a bletnaer of the Royal College of Sur. goons, contionre to direct his attention to the cure of ti.e itilitleit, i ; ' complaints, viz. a certain disorder contracted in a munteut of in I. discretion, Stricittree, or obstructions in the Urethra, and evert . species of Debility or Deaciteicy, whether occasioned by a sects: O destructive habit of youth, long resich.nce in a hot climate, or the ' enervating int/yip-nee of mature age. The result of several yeas experience ins euabled hist, by a superior and peculiar method, sr " speedily remove the above diseases, however inveterate or compli- -1 cited, and iu recent cases of venereal infection, to complete a per- i * • fret cure in a few days. The uniform success attending hit mole '! of treatment, ioduced Mr. G. thus openly to offer his advice. h' r i may be cousalted, as usual, daily, with secrecy and homier, to • ; either sex, personally, tor by letter, entitainieg a Bank-note. 1 I No. lee itouverie-street, Fleet-street. f: -- , I CHALLENGE. .1 MESSRS. CUR RI E and Co. Surgeons, Lite :it hit 1 I Majesty's eervice, challenge the whole world • ?rove a • ; single instante where their Medicine and method of et re has: , j failed of the desired tercet. Tim practice of /noel years In taiti 1 o particular branch of their profession has not given rate to u:., I • uttsucceisfal case. . I They continue to direct their studies to the teeate.ent and tett • i of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of time e t which is the consequence of the ptrnicious and was.eftl t ftecr ;el - habit long and most unhappily puostied by the youth. of both s. f i in the one it will be fotand to be the unfailing source of 1:::77 1 nests ; the other have i:s ravages family developed to them Lys'` , tressiag state of debility, which, if mint timely tenses-lied, te n .eara i in in:potence. These are its remote and ultimate effeel6, whey: ..' ' • 1 sumetions, loss of muscular power, and variuu, nervous Vh. ',...'`' '' ' i ; usually charact coin , the earlier stages of this solitary vice. i ) f '?'•- t sons laeguishieg under the disorders incident to such a habit, a • treetment is simple and has never proved unsucarste), !'i j course of a Ipug, laborious, and much extended practice. 1: :'•' : ✓ most ebstin ate and eoniplicated eases pi venereal infeei i.)::, tot: . as °bore etions in the urethra, spuagy excrescences, hard ' T . ' ✓ muurso;aitous ulcers, eruptions, selanel weal:tares, glens, as''- S URIC FUR ES, . . t • Whether recto): or of long duration, and which lires 101 l a to . skill of etlice ?mai:loners ; are by their present iniprovol piei cf , tree:meet, effectually and permanently Mired, without . l e. a tti,ri. , suferieg the exeruciaeng pain and alarming benumb ere e...- . 2 often follows the Application of the lunar caustic. fu the .-e:.•.: .! 20 years eeteesive practice in this metropolit, nunwroos c..e I a • Strictures have been and are daily under their ecre, tie. ',..*'. ~ eredicatim or which are effected by a safe, certain, ere. t sae: tious mole of practice, superior to city other yet adopt, d. -- ✓ Wciikl&es, relasetion, and debility erne...tiling from tha (ea pla *, t is speedily removed, and the pa itut restored to sour: . 1 ..: •: • gorous health , lint where the d..bility hes for y.ars e x,:.e..1. % j proper perseverance in their retorative remedies. alter the -1.:: I, I Tore has Leen destroyed, is indispensably retotisite to r el": ti' - i slumbering - sparks of life, and to reanitnite slit Come tu - ire. r I Messrs. Carrie and Co. maw be consi.lted by either sea vet!: ..‘.' e : greatest delicacy, si.erecy and honour, at their h ouse, No. a .. 1 ,1 liettoa- Garden . retie:its in the country are requested t‘i - a ' i , the particular. of them case, age, ard general UN: of li.::1i:, ~ : unclosing a laglitt3tlCe for oevice and medicines, when trite • '•' ` will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. i rs . I . po ' i F ta ti g e e n o s f ur i e x th tter at s s n e i c a r it 1 9th June, 1809_ ....1 t r ec l. b y ki e a need"cGtOr:rtadlifeeenat.otctolubeiiirt ia'Tdneire__rdatkatitr..:':.:_ ' LONDON: Printed and published by LEVEL - KEN'T, o i _ c l• 't ~, 7 : terburpAtee, Lambe th , at the STAR 0. , ::::3, No. I.i • i• " I street. Published aliu at the S•ron-Qerice, Tampico:fa'.