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King, morrow mortting for their station off Cherbourg. Sailed the Aretkuso frigate, for Basque Raped.; The Crocodile sloop of war takes convoy to the coast of Africa. FALMOUTH,' irFt. 22. Arrived the Lord Hobart packet, in 66 days from Rio Janeiro. TOILMAY. DEC. 23. Arrived, this ;twining, from Guernsey, the no. nix frigate, and Sparrowhatck sloop, and will sad immediately, on the wind coming fair, for Ireland. DOVER, DCC. 24. This afternoon, Mr. Maynz, the Anstrisn Con. rier, and Mr. Powell, the Secaetary to the American Mi n ister, embarked ou boar,' the Elizubetk, Capt. Hayward, and cailtql for France. A very large fleet of outward-bound are passing from the Downs. A privateer, said to mount 12 carriage guns, which had lately been captured by one of the gun-brigs, passed this place, this morning, for the Doa ns. DEAL. oac. 24. tine breeze from the N. E. is just apt wog up, and the whole of time outward-hound are under weigh ; many of them are already round the suath Foreland. Tire Amber- smiled ship,' waits for the vessels (file) iu gamsgate Ilarbeu r. FROM Ll.Ol . lrS I.IST. GRAVVIEVD, DEC `..'4.—Arrised thr Young :IcnrYi tcr, train Oporto ; sad Sarah, llenilersou, Gioia Clorbee.... Sailed the Edd ) stone, Brace ; sad !Listens, Modis ' no Lis.. hot : All,iwo, Nicholson, Go 1 Demerara ; bells, never, fur .01111141 . 011 area Ezins o nsy, Hall, far Cash*. Ttle hifIRKE73. ~ UXBRIDGE. Corn-fuspector's keturo.—THURIDAV. Die 41. Wheat, per load out. —e. to 301 --a. Barley, per quanta —4. to 60s. —4. Oats sGs —d. to 41s. —d. Deana ads. —d. to 642.—d. Peas S4l. —d. tikSos.—d. PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. POCKSTS. Knot, 41. los. to SL lss• Kent, I. loss to 61. IC4I &tsars, 41. —s. to SI. —s. Somme, 31. lbs. to 41. 5s Essex, 41. --a. to 1)1. Ss. Farnham, 81.--s.t3 111 --• _ _ PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW, YESTERDAY. ST.JAllliell. warrevitaraL. Hay, 31.154.0 a. to 61. 66 oil. I Hay al. too to 61. 6.. Straw, al. as. ud. to al.) loud. New, ul. on. to ul, us. Closer, 61. los. to 71 16s. Straw, 31 184. to 41. 64. NE%VGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By tie Carcase.) Reef de. &I. to se. od. Veal es. ed. to do id blotto, 40. 44. to se ed. I Pork 68, ed. to 7. ♦♦ s, .11 MAI : • 15. This day's Market bad a pretty ford supply of primer beasts, and the idiew of cattle oi grittrala as middling tier(, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are cheuper dims nor last report g and the trade, for the most part, was 808118Mrhat Mat saki is the Hay-market were rod freely; Clover fel= hi It:r. pree than Friday's market; Hay and Straw e tl:e cause ac per last. We annex as accurate states= the prices aid numbers : To sink the Offal periling. of alb. Beef.. -..45. ad. tors. ad. Heed of Cattle, this day Sluttoo...as. ad lobs od - &MIMI 1,8541 Veai 55 " oat to 7s. 14. Sheep Pork 58. ora to 7.. oil. Calves. ad. to os. od. Pi e. HAY- ARKET Hay... lta od. to fol. os. rot. Straw _II. ins. od. to M. r.s art. ...til. t.rs. mi. to 71 its 04. PR It ' F. OF TALLOW St. Janes% /Avian ...,s od ' Town Tallow 86, od --s * Clare Me/WA ...... ss id Yellow Rua** @gaud gis • Whitechapel Mai ket .:D3 ut . White ditto .. stis uit —s • per st wrens. 1 Soap ditto .... ass Od —s • •' ' I. til i Melthig Stu* 7os GA •—• • Average ... ;s uvi ' Ditto rough tios us —s • GIAVINI GOOd flier ..... Yellow Soo*, lOTR—Tdett t d i 14S—Cord, i 1 Os Pries of Candles, per down, 13v tid—.4llcollik, 7 411 611 PRICE or LEATHRR. Butts, MI to 56th.. earls . - - god to 23d per tb. It.? to, 56 to 661 he cash seed to Itirt 3les chants` Baas - old to .2.2 d Devoting HWes - led to cjid litte Coach Hides tyit to Rid Crop Hides 35 lt/ sqlbs fur Clotting 1; id to I yid lhoto to italw4 - 190 to ' , tott ('al/Skins 3n to 4ulba- !pot t o 3J Ditto SO to 7011sS 34d to SINI bit , 1, Va to enlbe . 3C! to 39d1 Small Setts kGreentrant) 33 ud to 3s ad Large ditto loos to ISOM pet do2,n RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordimir, SS. 04. to es. od. stone es. Sol. to 3s. od Marko t:slt tss. ed. sub. Middlings 2s ad. to Is. 6d. Eng. Harm 151- od. 0 161.1:14 Sketp•Skall - - Si. od. to CA. 9d. Y kIIVILAD AT.....CIIIIMITU • D • ft the Paddie Offices. _ . _ _ • BIRTH. On Saturday morning last, at Caatiebide, the Hoe. MN. Hyde, of 4 sun. MARRIAGES. On Monday, at Walton Cbnreb, John, seeendorni of Piens Hunkers, E.,q of Carines, county of Cornwall, to Mn. Ha rper, daughter of William Harper, Eaq. of Evertos, Item pool. Ou Saturday last, Julio Carter, Doi, to Miss Georgians Dodds. On Satur.lay hat, at St. Jatnn a Cherish, by the Reverend the Dean of Canterbury, Job.. Vottosioen, Esq of Giuldeu square, to Suckling'', Mary, the oldest daughter of 1.. h. Huy. noble. DEATHS. Rowley sennight, at Carmarthen ' in eotieeqiieitee of haw. leg adept in 4 f 4001 which had lerstovercenily fumigated with chascorl, Elisabeth, tiara' daughter of Rear-Admiral Alms, aged et. Lately, at IVaddesden,Ostforddicre, the Rev Jobe Terry. , Curate sit' the-three portion* of that palish, and so acting Magistrate foe the county of Rucks i very much regretted by Lis pas ialsioners. lin Ott 14111 instart, suddenly, Francis fimufrav, Etq. of the Node new Atuurberdge; brother to Sir J. Howtfrity, High Sheriff oiGlamorgasebire; sad to S. Hesafray, Esq. of Petty darran Merthyr. Latity. at %%omitting, the seat of Lord Kensington, agog to, 51; 49 1!%1114ii, the amiable and accomplished daughter of Charles Haswell, Esq of Rastorted, Pemlirukcaliire. HUM WATER Al' LONDON BHIDGF.„THIS VAT alstraiag 34 nun arks 4 Alteration 4i non. after 4. LON DOS toted by C. SMITH, Noy 1 , Clooseolro and publtehrii M the Office, No li, Wi h of Si. Cisimatv- Church, Strand, Iy J WHITE, of ..rse b010ge....-Otakro, Src for lins repel, scot to the Oth, 6, , poot.p.odj„ will h• Joie altentiel to. NAVAL, INTEL4IC RAVE. • reanuorsti t , Dn. 24. Attired the Shumate, sloop of wakfrans she Downs, and the Weade gun-brig, frogs the west. 'the - Royett Oak, 74 guns, Lord A. Bacterc ; and Achille, 74,00n5, . Sir Rovbard 3liiag, will sail to- 1 1 - • . svmszi 21U$. L! . I _ -- ; i No: • • NEW THRATREaROTAL, COTErAlligi/EN. PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Dec. 27. JL,tips, will be acted, • Comedy, milled THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. The Illosaurable Mr. Tempest, Mr. Lixtoti Sir David Dew, Mr. Farley' Pineudilock, Mr. Eensh!e; Woodville, Mr. Merrily ; Capt. Woodville, Mr. C. Ixewiale; Sydenhem, Mr. Brenton; Wueitle, Mr. Blanchard. Mr.. Woodville, Mrs. St. Leger ; Emily Tempest. MUM 01 ton. • After which will be performed (fur the wend tour;, a new -Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDI..aI2 ; OR, THE HAVNTED I. Tbc Overtere and Music composed by VI r are; the whole ender the direction of Mr. Farley. Hurlequiii Pedlar, Mr. Bologna, jun. ; Clown, Mr. Gri maldi; _Sir Timothy Challtstooe, Mr. I'. Blanchard, Sir blarmaduke Rupee, Mr. Ridgway p . Dertwiteer (hit voter), Mr. Heath. Columbine, Mite Adorns; Fatry of the Web, ;liner M. Bristow • the Fairy Dew Drop, Miss Wllllllllllll. 0911141/, ya.• S e cond Price, 311 60 —Pit, .3s. 6d. ; Second Price, 91.—Le:riree Gallery, ; Second Price, is.—UpPer Gallery,. is. ; Second Price, lid. The new Paatesaiate, called Harlequin Pedlar; or, The Mauled Well, baring bees rec ived thrUUFhiwl with banded applause, will be repeated every eveumg till (tu rbot" notice. Tii-morrow, The Merchant of Veniee.—On Friday, Kiiig Leer .—.oa SAliar.luy, The Provoked 'Huslimid ; ur, A Juur wry le Landis-4.)n Munday,• Romeo and Juliet—On Toroilay, T he Mau of the World. .The mobile mermaid respectfully informed, that after thin e llesoo, the cub... circle of upper boxes will be open to general use, excepting only three annual Wen on each side of the Theatre LY(ECM THEATRE. UNDER THE SPECIAL LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMIRLRLAIN) Granted for the present Sesson to the plat application of all parties ptiacapally interested. TREIR MAJ ES 11ES' SE:RY A N-rs. form iag the COMPANY of the Late DRURY-LANE THEATRE, will, TIIIC PREUENT WEDNESDAY,' Dec.g7, soup, pothers (bib time) a New Comedy, called SLY UDEN A Litt IN' A ; OR, TOO BtisY ET HALF. The Ebiairsetets by Mr. Dos Hus, Mr. Malleitirs, Mr. Ray- Mead, Mr. WfUngifign. Mr, Wrench ; liWratiaes, J slt. None, Mr. Wewitaer, %Ir. Peskin, Mrs, Lissa; Mies Ray, Ice. The Prologue to be spokes by Mr Eyre, awl the Epilogue tr. Mn. Edwin. Kfter which (wood time), Ike eetiiehraled Peetnrillene Fairy Tale (which lumbers Wogit preparatioo), called CIN RaLL A ; . OE, TM F. LITTLE 04n sitptEa. With ealkely Tifor earner,. la.. .41211•Zilt: Vogel Movie rot by Mr. Las. : rapid, Muster ; Myers, Masts, West; Tessa , Mrs. Mathews • Nyispb (cnakatissiontd IST iron* Um Shad ; the Grans, Miss Valency, Mire Herd _ r— Mortals: The Trisec t Mr. ItOtlakt Sisters), Mr. Laurent; tbe fasten, Oat Mn Clisitarley; Cinderella, !/ha ; Second Pries, 31.4.-Pit, Is. 64. Reread Price, ; Second Peke, is —tipper Gallery, is. ; "IPis ." e " aw ' r Fair, Tale of Cisdervlla ; or, The Little Mae • been revived last eight with au:versa' opplosse semelearets idirppeelosian, hp. • smut waded as. 4- Misses, will be rapeseed every Ereniag, till futility stoke. The New Comedy of Sudden Arrivals; or, Too Busy by half, being retrived with laireased applause, will be re pealed every evesiug 'this week. RACERS, BROOD MARES, COLTS, HUNTERS, • HACKS, Le. TO BE SOLD HY AUCTION, By Mr. R, BOULTON, of York, . At Eartotelloure, sear Mode, am SATIIIWAT t IItt,tadt day ',Jugular/I, tete; •• ALI. the STUD or the Me' LottliNtinao . 6,`ala. Send, Easy, Checked, Itkk:Coeltftithtei,•Marelt, isd. , 4 .Also several capitol Bread Aria t Ten well-lutewei gaud Hunters ; and many exrultent Mete. The above may be viewed, Itibte &Rya before the Sale, end r a elltslogues had at any . theee after the NM 4 Jalata akmt. at Harlon-Home; the Reindeer, and %Wits 'Hart, iculit ; Talbot, Stamford; Gearie len, Grantham ; ' Hotel, ark 4 Rod Lunt, Donrapter ; Augel Ina, katUbfir i-Pg tbt. Auc tioneer ,• and at the Heruld-lotto,Tivir ,• , The Ramat, if out preeinuely dietrailb. liii , Private Csatmct, will he veered by Auction en the y. The sale to commence et Eleven u clock is furenuon. :ALL Venoms huvint4 demands on EDMUND H I LL, Fray. hats of Whitton, iir *be conuty of Mid- Ileac:, who died on the ninth day of November, !Hog, are Mewed to apply for the payment of the same to Messrs. 11.1raham, Kinderley and Doraville, 50111410,11, Lincoln's los ihtr SSW kAISAM4 Hilt &swim', by hie Ispt Will and Testauseut, directed that his Executors, John Fish and ?MN iftemboruipti, aiguirra, .shotadpay •1141 dißelarge isivirt debts withal Iwo months after bis di cease. IEW STATE LOTTERY. to I,e distwu in ONE DAY, February 14, Mu. SCHEME. 4 L "mos L woes 4 13 $0 130 • • 9,000 44 36 4.460 ••••—••••• 5,04 en Prizes L. 200,000 ••••••••• •••••--• This Lottery/is epos the same Plea as the last ; it consuls 4i41111 1,000 N 1111, 1 1430 (fr3oll 10 .5,0941 inclusive) ; but there are Pow Tickets of each Number, which wall be severally en titled%) whatever Prize is drawn agaiast such Number; for ittstaawe, if No. t shield be draws a Prise of zooroul. the Weer Tieltts of that Neather will each be twilled to so,pool. the sulobol. - Shares will be eatitied to tbt:: treepori boa. , •.• wed SHARES are on sale at alfthe Offices. DOCTOR HOPSO/iiii IMItERIAL OIL. owe's inns:Slant' DottniVery proves a sere.r.reil 1, big Remedy, Is all 'caseidrlieve the rxternal parts of the body are injured or doses:zed it unites the blind southiag sewer of the Oil wiSi a highly active principle. Iliossauda are iodebted to Iliid tilviderMe ipplicatios row the sae of _ • . L their limbs, slyer, they have toes a r o r erippleAl a ato hr usable toss*. In Chrome nhcroininot and Pals,. it is the brat ap- pheatios ever buoys ; It eat-tido °Weldor, tfigAsience of blostard, sod all the other retoodies of thy linil. try its diving so pain, or producing aim reduce of The Win ; but, by its peortrailiqg qu•lity, it cater* dery ;mote @vit . /ff. the daaaae.--.-In the Ricleto, d distuat iit WI iCk , Ile 0 0 , 1 4 ' tiptuand Children suffer yearly arid n.4 u ki r . thalr 'sod* distorted, it has no equal, and and State Oil 4 die lib Spiesas awl thiat, it - retleved 'Old Artiltacoad pains ~4 tr the pliant, fo* [lilt abtosishingly short, to use arid eierreialrii Igit Vrall.-1. ..4 gbipiaa e ri Ix sad abh.ti..-ilthllaihrti bv4iti of; r. it— cam% of healiaiyilsoffiliiitkitgrof , . • , 1: bold at . ..y/atellra be.`44 ette4fettlej ;Of • aitr- .tte,. row . inil flay to leadbet'aikelt ifsaligH Illookaapilas, .0 /iota.", at *a pi'fica. _- -.., a • WEDNESDAY, DEVEMbiii 11109 - . . . 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By PHILEUTHEFtOB PIitIALICT Losilois : Printed for J. Booker, 6i, bier Himigtoo, Rieop...itreeti cud Triphook, si met : • SPAIN. RETRACT OF A LETTER rams AR orricri DATED OCT. 3,1809. Soon after 1 last wrote to you, see we into a wood, near Abrantes, where se about a month ; when we marched op t' Whether we should meet with the Fre was a matter of uncertainty, as they le We passed through Braaco. io Portugal. place the French had retreated. We red about a fortnight, to recruit our strong a plentiful supply of provisions, which great need of, having been short of brei a week. On our leaving this place, WI cient provisions with us, till we arrived where the French had been quarter time, but marched out on the morning we entered, in the afternoon. The bakers prisoners, whom we had sent fa town, not knowing the French were th pare bread for us. The French also I bowed in the town with them. . The second day after our arrival ii lite Spanish army joined us ; and the fa we were inspected by General Cuesta. ,;flleneral ; he appeared highly pleased pesrance. The next day we marched I We had only marched a few miles, who a dreadful firing from great guns in advanced guard met the French advai and made them retreat to their main they formed • line, on a large plain, to Spaniards, not knowing the British so near, led off the road, and hal army came up, but it is supposed saw us coming, as they theoght pi treat. The rood was covered with fib men, whom our advanced guard is they were retreating. The Free several miles beyond Tistavera; mewl follow them for wont of provisions. W out food for one day, and it was not li should get •ny by following them, a every thing before them as they marcho cept the bombes in the towns; and the gained no object by burning these, as t betted by the inhabitants. We march' curing some provisions, to engage the ' found they had retreated again above tl f iend we were unable ter follow the' of food, for we were, literally; half-sh days, having but a little provision, ant we were, in ceowquener, obliged to oar old groand, where we remained wheithe French, having received frts 'lanced towards us to give me engage advanced guard, in consetprenee, ret main army. The two wanks met alien a most dreadful firing Ceram sides. It is impossible to deamibe ti the engagement. It lasted ,near when it became quite dark, cod the on both sides. There were Averreat the night. At day-light the bath again. My brigade, and arteigi, oc high hill, with three pieces of artillei French appeared determined n Jto"tek tog ; and made three attempts, : but o The French are daring fellows; kiwi the bill, in the greatest order posahle fellows were blown to pietea,' within a the month of our artillery ; we at It them -town the hill, when a most diva( ensued on both sides ; .it is import:lbl numbers that were killed, but"' knb above one hundred and fifty titen3el regiment, in lees than tea iabiates: actly half our grenadiers. We drot in the greatest disorder, till we were treat for more ammudition. The ba • little better then an hour, during collected our wounded, and put the house. This was a most horrible dreda of legs and arms, were seen ly sticks in • wood. The battle come and lasted till near dark, when the Fe The next morning, the malt of th seated a mn.t dreadful sight, at level souls lay deed and wounded ; on the four miles. 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