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the eau, and the boats of their meend divisions.
The boats of the men of war end transports are
to be clamed in divisions and aub-divisions, each di-
vision in inlAtalnitiniest by one of the Captains,
out! coat satisdltaohiii. which is not to consist of
more thaw are boat., to be commanded by a Lieu-
tenant. There is to be in each of the boats a care-
ful petty officer, and in each of the transport's boats
careful Sale.
The Agents of.the transports are to fornisb a list
of all the boats en board the different ships under
their charge, specifying particularly the description
of hoists, and the number of troop, they a►e capable
of carrying with perfect convenience. A list also
of the boats that ore unlit to loaf, or to what other
general use they tuay b. applica"ile.-..Th. Agents
are to put their hoins in ilietsions mei subdivisions,
with a propor ion of Masters. and a Mats in every
bo it, submitting their general d.s:iosition to the
senior Officer of His Majesty's ships atta-•hoed to
that division, for his approbation.
The booty of the melt of war it hi. h are to corn-
posor the chi isions are to be arraoe.•,l according to
the following order. Y: t.— .
sat INhriaa. I sit Dirisise. I ad Divailaa. I ads Division.
Tire launches of the iota of oar wine/sinter to
disembark the field-pieces of the -brigade, see to
be Stied with aimed' for that piapose, in order
that earh gun may be landed at the moment the
boat touches the beach. If horses are embarked,
it is recotuntended that they are not landed in the
Or, knife:Mice, but that a strong cempauy of sea-
Wit. with their harness to each gun, shall be cm-
"keyed for thia.purpme, as they can move moth
quicker than horses for a short distance.
The men of wars' boats of divisions to be distin-
guished by a small divisional pendeatt ; and if the
transports can fatnidi their boats with it small pen-
dent of the same colour, it will be a great conve-
nience.

When the signal is made for the hosts to ussem-
bk for receiving troops, each division is to collect
along-side' of the ship which is pointed out by sig-
nal, and she is immediately in hoist the divisional
flag at the point of rendezvous.
will give the necessary directions for the
boats to repair in divisions and sub-divisions to thy
ships of war and transports, when they are to re-
ceive the troops in regular order, according to the
regiments that are to be landed ; and when the
signal is made to put off, the several boats contain.
Mg each regiment respectively are carefully to keep
together in .• line, and not to mix with those carry-
ing other regiments in their way to the landing.—
Th.! more effectually to insure this desirable sad,
one Lientoninit is to lead the boats of each regi-
London, England, 1809-07-21

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attended to her complaint 3, Wien/ that the was
actually delivered.—A scbseriptiun wits promptly
entered into, a coach procured, mid the surplus of
the subscription giveli to the unfortunate annum.
—She was candidly cOnVeyed' to the work-house,
the midwife was sent for, Mid the nurse of the
tyiug-
ir►-ward, a Mrs. Shußlebottnire, authwabed her and
put her to bed; when lo! what wle conceived to be
her burden, proved to be an ot4 ragged horse-
cloth, which she had %%rapped round her loins.
When the midwife arrive .1, she tluelareil her to be
an titipostur, mid the Prisoner eras next •morning
committed to gout.
The Prisoner, it, her defence, said, that she had
lately returned from Spaio, and landed at the
Cove of Cork, with seventy-two other widows; her
husband was a private in the 17th Light Drigdwile,
was killed, and left her wish tae children, one of
whom died on the rood. Shit had hsr puss to Ber-
mondsey parish, end, on the evening mentioned,
iva,, suddenly seized with violent pains, for which
she knew not how to account; but denied having
said all that was attributed to her. She had earned
milk in the parish of Bermondsey several years,
hal never been in gaol before; and begged fut.
mercy.
Mr. Laws sumutwl up the evidence, with great
humaitity,atid reminded the Jury, thot, f they had
doubt,,, they should sutler them to
we,:,‘, ;II favour ut the Prisoner.
fm ) Irr, after A illag deliberation, gave in their
s.malict---.1;oe Guilty.
'Several prisoners were then di-ehurged by pro-
d citation, and Sessiotei
London, England, 1809-05-13

BUDGET.

The Ctuiecr.t.t.ortoltroeittcurouga then rose
to propose his Budget, and in &pingo), he address-
the Committee nearly as Before I
sidnimit to the Co ::: mittee a Item)lotion to notify the
contrsiet I !rife (mole fur raising 14,61)0.00a. I hr.:
leave to offer smile Kelt ::: i t lorry otrierratiotts.At. I
shall plot attempt to attract the attention, by many
intradaetury rywarks bring satiation that the na-
ture cod importance ;if the soiliret itself are suffi-
cient to render it worthy of the st attentive con-
sideration. !shall tnerely tweeted bn Icy before
the Committee the atnount of ti* various ouppfies
that been shindy voted fur the present year,
and to state the corrosposidinglVmys mod Menus by
which they are to be supplied. Erupt this the
Committee will perceive, that there are very few
in tides of trot Supply that are not already voted."
lie theu stated the following as the ittms of the
London, England, 1809-05-22

TENT/1 BULLETIN.

Lii.utcraut Field-Marshal Witt has notified from St.
Vert, ainkr that: ut the a tto April, that he bad cflintil the
enemy's advanced guard to be attacked ea the gad, by Major-
Generals Nr:4lto and Sub!matt, with the Kit:ranger and Lich-
tenstein Ilussar,, and the frontier corps. On the oath, the
Likututialit Field-Marshal ath sorra with three columns, and
the t waikd the attack before Stettin, where a very ob-
stinate act tins, with fortunate consequences, took place.
All reports concur in stating, that the civisions of 3lolitor
and Boudet were both in this battle, and that the Bavarian
and Hessian troops amounted together to Mune men—
Up to the 45th, nu trace of an enemy had been observed on
the Austrian frontiers.
London, England, 1809-12-06

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The-vilinity of Croydon, is Sorry, has bees alarmed, Cur
this forti:ight pest, by an inhoinian oretch, who sallies out
at mew, in a black smsk., a dark coloured cloak, Bad 1011,.
Aso Jrnite, atilt long awn* He is a tall st,mt mule maw.
Hue Ns actice is to stlasr all the women whom. be mei ts.
muiglet the °hick pass, be turns round, and, wining her by •
the shoulders, Le shakes and Ouches her in a violent manner.
He concludes the Instal assault, by passing her riot hes over
Lee helot. and tearing her person with a curly-comb t some-
times his spur, are applied to the same creel sod 'shames
pm 'mat! Should he perceive any person coming to the 1,4 in..
slice of bis victim, be makes ur, sod leaps over park-palings',
or walls, although tt feet high, with the greatest ease fly bin
el vemtlli said agility, be has hitherto evaded hie por-
to-vs—Upward' of fifty parsons have been moat seriously
ill-treated by this usemmer ; amongst whom is Mrs. H. 14-
goose, the wife of a respectable gentleman at Croydon
she Dow li-a dangerously a I
received, on her return from a visit to her niece. the
ostler ni the Hare and Hounds, at Wadding, whom he mis-
took fur a woman, owing to the darkness of the night, and
whom he caught hold of, suit, finding his mistake, threw the •
poor man into a deep ditch.
"I'lir inhabitants of Croydon are taking every mesas to
discover the monster's retreat ; numerous patties wire rut
Met night its srarcb.of hint. The terror is so prat among
the to:males of the vicinity of au)ilon, mit a w4iisais is tv lie
seen uut of doors after dusk.
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London, England, 1809-01-12

OLD BAILEY, Jill. 11.

This day the Sessions commenced before Sir
'SIIIIOII LE BLANC, Sir ALAN CHAMIINE. Ca-
ron Tuoursos, the Recoansa, &c. The fol-
lowing were the only cases of any interest :
Joh* Miles Sympson was indicted for stealing is
great coat, the property of Dr. Richard Tempi('
of Cavendish-otjuare.
Thomas Williams (the Doctor's servant) deposed.
that on the evening of Wednesday se'nnight, at
about nine o'clock, he heard a knock at the doe'.
and, on opening it, he saw the Prisoner, who in-
quired if his master was at home ? On being told
that he was out, he asked if their was any one
within who could answer a letter he held in his
hand, on business of importance? Witness an-
swered iu the affirmative ; and was iu the act of
carrying the latter up stairs to his mistress. it lieu
be heard the hall door open; lie immediately re-
turned, and found the Prisoner attempting his es-
cape with a great coat of Dr. Temple's, which bad
been lying in the hall : the Prisoner endeavoined
to close the door against huts, but Witness suc-
ceeded in preventing his design, and pursued his
into the street, where he dropped thc cost upon
the pavement. Witness pursued him into t!.e
King's-road. without ever losing sight of him ; ;:e
was ut length secured by one William Hide, ,
!veering the cry of 44 Stop thief :" reiterated hum
the lungs of the servant, intercepted his retreat.—
Hide (who appeared as a witness also) 'Assisted Ilse
servant in couveying him to the watch-hawse,
identified his persoq.
The Prisoner being asked for his defence, told
a melancholy story to the Court, 'Alleging his
poverty in palliation of the crime, which he wither
denied nor justified. He stated, that he had a
wife and six children starving at the time. and that
his tenderness for them prompted what be stow
stood charged with.
The Jury could not hesitate to find the unfortu-
nate man Guilty.
The COCKT humanely premised. that if his ac-
count was found, upon inquiry, to he true. cle-
mency should be extended to the unhappy wretch,
with whose sorrows every spectator seem to 'papa-
Woe.
A yeast; eon of the name of Barr was tried
as sa accessary w the burglary committed in the
London, England, 1809-09-11

lORAIGIV INTALLIGENCE.


GOTTENBUAGH MAIL.
GOMNIURGII, seer. 4
A private letter from Stockholm ewes, that
there v.uo longer any doubt of pence being slioutly
concll/4..::-J Is. !wren Russia and Sweden, on this
following basis : Russia to retain Finland. and the
island of Alaud, and to desist from perseverms is
her request of tile Swedish ports being shut against
England.
General Arnsfeldt has spent the meet of his
time, since his arrival here, in viewiug the forti6ca-
tioas in this ueiglikourlio :he take, his depar-
ture. for Scania on Friday or Sdiulay next.
7p. as.—Coont Rosin, the new Governor of 4,is
flown, is this turiment from Stockholm. A
letter fr..= the Akri sta..s, trot in the engagement
they only lost one rum killed. and lour wounded.
1-rot-snots, •120.30.
His Rotel Majesty has received the following
report from Could Wachtine..t.r
•• ha.consequence of Ole emway having, on the
19th instant, eliorntesly whacked my advarict.l
parties, near Salver, on the road of Umea, I
judged it,. see.., try to reinforce them with treol
troupe, 4iid einotny was thrice repulsed ; Lot
soon after, the itussians, who occupied a try
advantageous poaitinn, Commenced a tr..inund..Ls
..snuoisade rapt niu-ketry fire, which did .o much
rareartitm aetaioug our troop., that the v. vcre loss
they suatastatil an killed and wounded, UAW'. d rile
to order fieneral Adjutant L 'growing. who fox.
mended that part vnr army, to retreat by the
hrtslite which wita is bas rear, alter fire hours unit. -
terrupted fighting. ;Ai:Zoo. as these troops were
nailer the iota...sal oar tarettecle4, they no meet ',steely
krill: ups siell-ibeeited-lire.stiti the enemy's tire
was ear t&4 foe a whole hour. ►OW the tummy's
elm suiric4ity in infantry andoiraueoni enabled
him to forma hie I,aMgleMerb#lllohr river, and to
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t.nn a viol.:iit,aitAck on Mr ltY twiny which was
at first trolled in the moat gallant mouser. bet
London, England, 1809-03-27

As it 'respects all other countries, the tit-thaw
is to be repealed on the 4th of March.
Vessels sailing after the removal of the Embargo,
are to give bonds in double the uniottnt of the vev-
set and cargo, not to violate the provisions of the
Non-Intercourie Law.

• FF,B. 13.
Mr. Milner presented a Prtition fron► 3,OAi in-
habitants of the city nad comity of Pi►il.►delphi.i,
praying for the repeal of the Embargo Lows, mitt
remonstrating apiiiist the late Enforcing Act. Re-
ferret: to the•Comi►ittee of the whole 0:1 the Non-
'uteri-ours:: Bill. •

11Ir. 51iiinford presented a similar Petition from
the city of New York ; and Nlr. Vim Dyke froin
the inhabitants of Wigwam; which were referred
in the bihne 'mustier.

FEB, 13.
The House has been all day eiv4aged in de-
bating the Bill for additional ditties; 75 per cent.
is proposed. My opinion is, that it will pass at .so
per cent. The Bill for raising the L?inbargo,
which was mad, the order fur to—tay, was ion t:tk-ti
up. FEB. 15.

1 his day the Non-intercourse Bill has horn
taken up, and the debate last, 41 upon it, until half
low four o'clock. No (pinion ran be binned of
the fate of the bill from any thing which fl' yet
taken place.
SENATE.—Tuemav, Frs. 14.

str. Gitcs law beets delft eriog.o very long speech
in favour of the ants-intereourte re. ,listion, Which
he moved its consequence of doe arrato,,tonclits in
C'3,1e11,.

....... .
Mr. BAYARD }IRS replied to Mr. GILES with great
ulA:tt). The speeches of thew two co.osnoi..so4 will
pre,,ent !oy far the most bac ertinK view of the Non-
intercourse %tern that ha* hitherto been tuken.
PON EsCNIPT.---TUKSO tY EVENING.

The Senate have passed Mr. Giles's Re3olotion,
No. 1. for the Repeal of the Embargo, and substi-
tuting Nun-Intercoms. —Ayes, .1.3; Noes, 9.

This measure kill, as we hove prOittell faint
the cotninenec.ir.nit of the Session; tntootitecity he
Nuw-Yonn, IS.

We learn that Co:ntnoclore Decatur is to take
the command of the fr.ota Laitcd Surtes ; ati.l
Capt. (lull to take that of the Chesaprake..--./Nor-
foik fferald.)
We have received information from a very re-
spectable source, that a merchant in this city re-
ceived a letter from Mr. Jellerson, rettaestiqg him
to send, by the first opportunity, two tierces of
cotton-seed, now o.i board a vessel in the river, to
New-York by the first opportunity, in order that
the same may be shipped to France by the Mentor.
What will the southern people say to i‘lr. Jefler-
son's sitpplying France with the means of ri-alling
them in this important staple of our.eouitry
Or:It/Aare federal Republican.)
London, England, 1809-09-29

•
LBION VIBE and LIFE INSURANCE
• CS.. COMFANY,
NaW-1111110E-STAXET, LL A AAA faRS;
EMPOWERFD BY ACT OF PARUASIENT;
Fur Insurance from Flout, and on Liras; sad fur dui
Grant and Purchase of Au nu rms.
Insurances failing else at HICHIAELRIAS Shoutd be N.
newel within fifteen days flan that period.
Abatements are made, according to the plan *bids or
ginated with this Company, oa the Premiums of nil Fire
Insurances TOF LON WPC A large advantage is allowed
on Life Insurance; and every facility is ntforaled by which
the interest and convenience of the public may be pro-
tract]. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary
N.H. The Company's Office, fur the West end of London,
Is at No. t 7, nexr Oxford-street, on the West-side of r.w
Dorn-Setts rr
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London, England, 1809-12-01

WAILDEL D. VERMEIL

This was an action broeght to recover 8001. on a
conditional grant given by the Defendant to the
Ptaintiff, and made payable three months after the
death of the Defeudant. There was but one sub-
scribing witness to the bond, and he could not be
brought forward, he having absconded, a prosecu-
tion fora felonious act having heco commenced
against him. The question was left to the Court
to decide, whether secondary evidence, in such a
case, would not answer

Lord EI.I:ENDOROUGII-.." It is a kind of evi-
dence that I should be always tenacious of, afraid
of encouraging fraud, as it might ilidoes.persons to
send attesting witnesses out of the way, and by
saying they had absconded, gain the point of hav-
ing the svitueba's writing proved. There appears
something in this case, which warrants some indul-
gence. If you prone that proper search has been
made after the witness, and that it is positively as-
certained that' he has obsconded, you may proceed
by preying his writing."
Sufficient testimony having been given, to con-
vince hi. Lordship of the fact.
The Plaintiff was allowed to prove the execution
of the bond, by proving the attesting witoess's hand-
writing.
The Jury (ow a verdict fur the Plaintiff, under
the direction of the Court.
London, England, 1809-12-01

MAYWOOtO V. PIP?!.

The A TTOIIN t7-(iVtltlta 1, stated, this was an
action to recover MI. the ainnunt of a Bill of Ex-
change. accepted by the Defendant; hie would
prove tho acceptance, and the Jury must giva a
verdict for the Plaintiff.
John Crrft proved that the acceptance was the
Defendant's writing.
Mr. GARIIIWIT—" I will put an end ti
; the Bill of Exchange as cn a two-shilling.
instead of a four-shilling stomp, d'l WWI account
your Lordship knows the Plaintiff must be non-
vuited."
Mr. ATTORNET-GeSellat.—" I will maintain
the action. and the other counts in the ind.ct-
went?'
William Haywood, the son of the Pl • 'IF, was
examined, but he acktiowled;ed that Ile was the
Plaintiff's partner, un which his evidence ccul.l not
he received.
The Plaiatiff was non-suited.'
London, England, 1809-12-01

['ENING DRFIIII.

A white Betio round rube, with Jeai•lruine. A short
'lwo of iuterjuined lace and gold beading. A military tivat,
emposed of gold cord and frov, A paleran, of white satia,
with full collar, and binder of swansdown, Bud a rich curd
aod tassel of gold. A Grecian coif, of white satin, with
appliqued bolder of lace, and band of crescent of pearls.
A long sleeve, of Frew lace or a long glove. of French
kid i with bracclets and necklace of pearls. Chums ■lip-
pere, with gold imperial trimming. Ivory fan, with mount
of es imam crape, ornamented with a border of gold jessa-
Rios.
London, England, 1809-09-16

water to the Ogees or fire, aril to take care of the
you
•1 he English army in Spain carries with it an
iucrekitbh• int,ty of bowsprit. The 01ficers had
mo►t vs tame tqtelip•gr. kc Oar 111iiimare
and dragoolii have taken a protligioss quantity of
booty in the poriuit.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

I ON WM,
SATUaDAY. :1; -CPTLAIDIIIII6.

We this duy resume our camels from the Bum•
biy Papers to the pith of April, received et our
Office oio Thursday, aactimvsll.lr.

We yesterday announced the arrival of dis-
patches from Witlcheren, dated the lath inst.—The
Earl of CHATHAM, whom thy Ministerial Prints
had long since landed in England. And almost
brought to trial at Chelsea, remained, at that date,
seriously ill at M.ddlehurgh.
London, England, 1809-10-02

SAXON D DAY.

%wig inikey, a dirty cream-coloured colt. This,
like the Vicar qf Wakefield's colt, has been upwards
of seven year' in the family. He was matched, in
the !est century, against Sens-Culotte, in the cele-
brated race to I'aris ; but. paid forfeit. At the
Tranent Meeting, some years ago, in which many
people were killed on the course, he 'hewed some
blood ; and in the Sweepstakes on the Westminster
turf, after the death of that celebrated jockey, Mr.
BILL PITT, he ran off with the famous Goose of
the Citniue Ports, to Widmer Castle. Young
Jenkey is very deficient in bone and sinew. He
was got by Ploughboy, slam by Courtier, out of a
Sycophant mare.
Yelper, this is a little, bitter, hard-monthed,
hard-bitten, hardy poney, soutt.thing like a Scotch
Galloway. lie is a cowitaut goer; but the crea-
tureis scarcely equal to a feather. lia was got by
Debision, dam by Mai-pope. grandam by Old Ono,
out of a Qaiz mare, own cuter to Lurd Egremont's
celebrated cart-horse Reversioner.

imeteeri peace half-penny, a wall-eyed *ld horse,
in very low but, pishopped lead jgged,
may make u Aunty appearance. He is very well
know,' in Westmorland.

Genera!, own brother to Sweet William, by the
erithrateil horse Chatham, out of a Great:ills mare.
Tiiis is a horse of es good blood as any in the king-
dom, but he was spoiled in the training. He is a
remerk.ibly dull mover. When he started lately for
the Antwerp Stakes, he was nut able to strike a
tr.,t, and was druwu to save his diatoce. Just re-
covered bout the sleepy staggers.
Apsley, a br. h. got by Bathurst, won the Claret
Stakes Lest year, beating Bumper and several others.
The following lot to be disposed of at the Name
titre, to the first bidder: blaster, a cart horse,
gut by kistler's Earth, he is a horse of good carcase,
—riot warranted. Treasurer, late Cheesestipper,
got by Purser, nut of Old Rose. A very service-
able hack, but long past mark of month. Secre-
tary, a fresh hark, by Defaulter, out of Scotch
Kate. dam by Altivalle--uvoll brother to Who wants
ewe?

Nee —la our description of Duelllo, CIUc of the east bosses
advertised on Salle4jay, we fullebe to wiewlion that he is an
exact likeness of the Vicar of Wakersekt's horse i horwleriy,
also, Doctor Goldsmith snyv, rutted a tail.
London, England, 1809-09-18

FIRST NOTICII.

John Wildun, late of Kebwiek-Mill, near Think, last
of Burrowby, pariah of Leaks, North Riding of Yorkshire.

On Towalay kit, at a Meeting of the Common
Council for the Borough of Tewkesbury, held at
the Tolvry, the Right lion. G 1301161: COVENTILY,
Earl of Coventry, was unanimously elected High
Steward of the Borough of Tewkesbury, in the
room d his late venerable and highly respected
Faber.' And at the same time, the Noble Earl
was notniiiatud a 'principal Burgess of the said
Thorough. H. W. NAOMI, E-q. was also unani-
mously nominated a principal Borges*, in the room
of the late esteemed S. TaUEMAN, Esq. T. VCR-
Nox, and J. Ki mammas. Esqrs. were ssomitnit.4l
Bailiffs; end T. CnOPIIR, M. PROCTS:II, T. Dow-
osswa.i.,and 11. Foists. E4qrs. were nominated
Justices of the Peace fur this year ensuing.
London, England, 1809-01-24

bit. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLl.li.
CAUTION.
IXTIIF.REAS BV.NJANIIN PERIIIN
V V tended himself upon the Public as " the iiii‘tual and
only permit^ whoever prepared the Crete. Powder and Anti.:
leptic Pitts for the hate Dr. Jame.; they 'rill be enabled to
judge of this nun's pretensions, when they are informed that
be was a labourer in the Doctor's 'ranks., at Lambeth, at
edema shillings per week, and afterwards employed to make
up Ws pills, the ingredients of which were ,eciglid cut and
dalteered to bins, iu man, for that ragtime: ant thatitall&
tree did assiat to alac part of the prams, of the Fewer Pow.
Analepim Pills Oar their per altar efficacy.
It will be trideit, ait.tafure, that Mr. Pei isn's art tot 1)e.
Jaisses's i'jP' , and the Public will determine a lint degree of
enailit is to be given to one who has aliened, that he was
the" or:ginal sett ant! person- who rem losirlyn Dr. James
to preparing his Powder, when it appears that the fere,
Parder was peeper' .1 many years before he worked for Dr.
James, and erre tis foie he was lona. The Analeptic Pills
(silSkh Dr. Joists contrived as a Remedy fur tOttiself, and
which preserved his life to en advanced age), me admirably
calculated Ow Disorders of .1w Stomach and ECWVIII, and fur
the Ilecd-Acb, and other bed effects of free tiring, as elan
ter RIK ornate, bitten, and Gooey Complaints; they gently
open the pores by Right, and the body b. day ; and are
excellent in Colds and alight Fevers, and should never
be omitted at bed tnee, situ any tuna of Litnic or
Drielting
Sold only by F. Newberg and Semi, NO. IS, St. Paul's
Church-yard, tondos; mil it Br. James's late house, in
Stutimateeet ; in Boxes, price as. W. each, die VIZ in 41011
large Box, price IL U. ditty ini.lnited.
N. 11 Observe that the words. " P. Newberg, Na. 45,
Pt. Past's," ecstasy/area in the Stampe.
London, England, 1809-01-24

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CRUELTY TO TEE BRUTE CREATION..

lord Easetat loaded, that he should take on
early opportunity or suhmitting,to their Lnrdh::ipa'
comideration a subject which had for a lcag time
occupied hih serious attention. He should nitro-
duce a Bill for•the prevention of cruelty towards
saline's, which was a growing evil amongst the
lower classes of society ; and one, if serioohly re-
flected upon, of conhnierahle maguitude, for such
practices had not only a tendency to corrupt the
'novels of the people, bat were in direct violation
of the laws of God.
01IDERR IN COUNCIL. "

Lord Aticiciax—ncisdnniwiilCiointerfere with
the pertictileir truenees of the day, he rising to
.tote. that o Noble Friend of his (Lord Grenville,)
being absent, he should, in the first place. notice,
that no pen'', could be more tlispo4ed than the
Nollk Lord alluded to and himself writ. to coon-
cur in may vote of thanks wbuda might Justly be
London, England, 1809-03-16

LONDON,
THURSDAY, 11,incft 16.

The important debate upon the charges against
the Duke of YORK, which sonsreenced in the House
of Commons, on Wednesday se'intight, terminated
this morning at half-oust six o'clock ; nor renders will

see, on reference to our Report, that Mr.Waitoca's
Address, and Mr. BA riaiss's Amendment, were both
negatived.. While the Members were out in the
lobby, during the division upon Mr. Ilsuaao's
Amin/went, which was the motion first put, Mr.
YEacavAL ►►ddressed them, sod requested them to
remain, ►s it was likely that there would be several
divisions. The next question in which they would
London, England, 1809-09-27

MONEY MATTERS.

AGENTLEMAN, lasove,the common clam of
Money Lenders, oho has for many years carried on
humor.' to general satisfaction, has large Sums of Money
wady to advance mi Annuity, or on Bills, or Notes of Hasid,
or any other Security.
Apply to Mr. Walsh, 40, Upper 'Mary-la-bonne-street, weir
Tichgeld-street,and a card will be it.vru to bin bosmc, widths
a minute's walk.—l.etters (post-paid) immediately answered.
—Ladies of character, single ur niarried, may be accommo-
dated. Awl persons who have louse soma to lay out, May
employ thew to great advantage.
London, England, 1809-09-27

sigible, *to id of set, %tibia fifteen days from the date of
this order, reisair to aid join their respective corps, or apply
to the justice of the district in which they may be, for ;tam-
pons to return to the army; such as shoal return within the
time mese'dad, or shall have applied for pas ports, may
relent to the service us the trims prescribed in the preced-
ing article.
" 4. Such soldiers as being sick have left their corps, and
have not presented themselves to the established hospitals
fur their recovery, for want of having time tairocare the
uetresary doruineots, shall not be considered es iscorrigible
deserters, sod comprehended in the Order of the with of
July ; provided, within the time already prescribed, they
shall return to their colours, or present themselves to the
said hospitals, into which they shall be received ; except their
Mores should be such as nut In permit them to du either
one or the other. It is, however, to be understood, that this
ludo gene., shall be allowed only fur this single lime, as is
(more they must pusetnall) observe what is ordered with re-
spect to the sick who are to be received into the hospital.
"This Order shall be read ill front of the colours, with
the customary formalities; and the Chicle of the mereral
corps take care that the preceding arCcks arc pwuetu.
ally curried into effect.

" FRANCISCO DE EGUIA.
" thatleioarters, Deleitosa, August *9.

(A tree fury.) ✓
" M. JOSE MARIA DE A LOS,
" Major-Defter.' edge lvfautry."
(Lision Diary, Sept. 14.)
London, England, 1809-09-27

OLD BAILEY, Si.rr 26.

Me:ander l'eacork was Unlicted for embestzling
• 21. wwtr, the property of his master. William Lep-
thaw, a baker. It appeared that the Prisoner hod
been three weeks in the employ of the Prose-
cutor, uud was sent by him to deliver 101. ls.
to .b..ha Walker, a pawn-broker. The money
Wll3 tied up in a handkerchief; SI. is. Cal. were
in silver, and two pounds, a batik note. 'file
Prisoner returned to his muster, and told him
all was right, except four shillings, which were
I.sd. The next day, however, Mr. Walker called
on the Prosecutor, and informed him he had re-
eel, ed two pounds short, the tau-pound note hesug
mis.ing. The Prisoner, on being questioned, said,
if he hail nut delivered it, he must have lost it.
'r he Prosecutor, on his cross-examination by Mr.
ALIA'', acknowledged the brother of the Prisoner
hail agreed to pay him the 21. in a mouth ; and be
did not think of prosecuting him, until he de-
manded a guinea, which was doe to him l'Or wages.
l'he Prisoner, a fine gooil-couutensoced boy of
14, %toted, iii his thielicc„ that he had not opened
tlic handkerchief*, from the time lie received it from
his master until he delivered it to Walker; and if
time note was missing, he mutt have leg it.

Mrs. Frances Ltak,r deposed, that the prisoner
had been hi her service fur six wetks before hr was
taken into etisiotly. She carried on the business
of a baker. She had the highest opinion of his
honesty, and would be willing, if lie was dis-
elisraial from the bar, to take 1 again into her
employ; in tact, she had kept his situation open.
She hail hada must excellent character of -hits
for a year brick.

Mr. ALL rY stated. he hid several witnesses to
(lull to the Prisoner's vhdriittcr. but he thought it
uireersorry.
rile Ite.costriEn satinineil up the evideoce, and
the Jury found
The ItEcottuurt then inquired from Mrs. Baker.
if she *us willing to take him Mtn tier employ ?
She iiiiinvererl in the offirin.itive; and the IVorthy
Ileum: mu du-cc:ted that lie shout.' to” rue shilling
sod be .liss•hargeil ; olssersing. it was 41 pity 110 tort
tiny should Ire plerrd in such ft •ititstiop,, sod
that it could nut tes..l to any good to confine bite
in a tool.
The Prisoner wits diseliamed, to the satisfaction
or every permit, intinirt, except the
who appeared shocked at the lightness of the pu-
nishment.
London, England, 1809-05-23

INTELLIGENCE -- -

FROG[ THE DUTCH p.iptlics.

FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE FRENCH ARMY.

:tom the Imperil

Camp at Ur, alb May, iso9.
" On the ist of May Orneral Wilmot, after
having made 1490 prisoners, penetrated beyond
lied, where lie t001c.130 more, so that he this day
took 150) net. without tinng a single gun.
" The own of Brannan was a strong place of
sufficieot imp-chime. shire it commandod a bridge
on the river. wi.nb forms the frontier of A os:ria.—
In a spirit of inconsistency, worthy this weak .ca-
t, it destroyen a fortress sdnated on a !runner
where it might be of great utility, in order to build
our met Comoro, .a the midst of Hungary.. l'ua•
terity will with .iliffieulty credit this eXCIO3 of in-
consistency and folly.
" The Emperor arrived at- Ried on the Id of
May, at our iii the morning, and at Limbach, at
one in the afternoon of CI- same day.
" At flied were found an establishment of eight
sets of military o,.ens, and inagizines containing
20.000 quintals of doer.
.• The brut..." a Limbach, on the Trans, had
been set hy the enemy; it was re-established dur-
ing the day.
" On the same day the Duke of Istria, corm
mandiug the cavalry, mid the Duke of Montebello.
with the corps of Oudinot, entered Wel.. In this
town were (wand a bakery, 12 or 15,000 quintals
of flour. slid magazines of wine curl brandy.
" The Duke of Dentate, who arrived the 30th of
April at &ashlar*, iustiintly caused one brigade to I
,niarch towards liutiteio, and another towards }fan-
tail t, in the direction of the Indira, roads. His ad-
Cell guard, pursuing Geo. Jellachich, forced lam
from the flume.; post at Coding.
" .the ist of May. the head-quarters of the
Duke of Riviali were at ficharding. Adjittatit-Ge-
sierail Trinqualye, commanding the advanced guard
of the division of St. Cyr, unit at Reidan on the rued
to Newnan+ with the advanced guard of the enemy.
The Wirtemberg light horse, the Baden dragoons,
and three romp/ones of Voltigeurs of the 4th regi-
ment of the French line, as soon as they perceived
the enemy, attacked and pursued him to Neumurck.
They killed 50 men, and took 500 prisoners.
"The Haden dragoons valiantly charged an half-
battalion of the regiment of Jordis, and conitiellerl
they., to lay down their arms. Lieetenant-Colonel
lrEinineraile, who commanded them, had his horse
pierced with stebs hoin the bayonet. Major Ssinto
Croix took with his noel hand a flag from the ene-
my. Our loss consists of three men killed, and SO
wounded.
" The Duke of Ricoh continued his march on
the and arrived at Lintz on the 3.1. The Arch-
duke Lewis and Genteel Hiller. with the remains
of their corps, reinforced by a reserve of greuatliers.
and by all that the country could afford them. were
Wm.,. the Trniui with 33,000 men; but menaced
with beim; lorries' by the Duke of Montebello, they
proceeded to Elserliberg, iu order to pass die river.
London, England, 1809-07-29

-. • . - , .
der a retreat by Hainstlorf and the &lambert, in
1 order to take a new position, and to cover the corn-
munication with Bohemia. Thu, retreat wu ac.
complished in the best order, and without- any
remarkable loss. •
The loes of the enemy, on his centre and left
wing, WWI ve.y great. NVe „mule 6,000 prisoners,
among whom were three G.:torsi& We al.O took
12 pieces of cannon, wit:i ainniunition, and he was
every where so reduced, that he has not since en-
deavoured farther to tallow the Jtisperial end
Royal army. General Lasalle is nmoi,g the ene-
my's dead.
The Lttperial and Royal army has also a great
loss to deplore. Generals Peter Vecsay. asts-
pre, and Vokassowitz, are pit.st the Lope of recove-
ry. Among the severely wounded are Generals
the Prince of Hesse-Homburgli, Stutterheim, and
Polar. His Ituyal Highness the Generalissimo
liiinself, and the l'fiticc of Lachstenstein, have re-
ceived alight gun-shot wounds, which, however,
have had no hod consequences. For the rest, the
whole army displayed such of courage
end drollness, ns to leave no anxiety for the future.
above Benefit' has no date, nor are the
heed-quarters mentioned.]
STOCKHOLM, JULY 7.
Major Arfwe 'son has re ,unseat horn his mission
to the French Emperor, and has brought passports
!.r a Negociator to proceed to Paris. Baron Von
E nen is to be the Ambassador.
seam.sten, JULY Is.
The French General, Baron CandfllN, COM inand-
lug here, has formally authorised MI estublisitinent
or a coaimunication between Sseden and the
Contiuent, through this port.

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London, England, 1809-07-20

M

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wharf, and to receive a stipulated sons for each .
which he was hound to pay over to the pria-
cipal meter every week. It was, bowerwr, a:-
leNed, that he had appropriated part of the
motive so received. to Ins own nae, and had deliver-
ed its n fake nrcomit to Messrs. Itigo and Burilet, ,
atiseli, by the 39th of ills present .rlajesty„
tiite) felony. Au ishisietoue Alas taken to the in.
dietinent, on the part of the Prisoner, 041,the groins&
that the Act did not extestil to persons similarly si-
tuated to lion, lint only to ekrk.s, servants, or per-
son* einplqed by private individuals; woo that the
Prisoner, being u servant of the libido:, as twitch as
as exciseman, could not be forosectlted under this
Act. The Court agreed iu slit validity ut the üb.
j,....ction, and the Prisoner was rovirilltvl.
Mary Brown was Ceirie, ell of str>rhug two pieces
of black ribbon front the s:sep or a Mr. iierrisoh.
She hail nothiow to say its her defeace, tanr4 thou
t:sat di trc,. induced her to etonitnit ti.' robitetV,
•111;." left a widow, with two Luting children. The
sirs reevaiworoded her to mercy, stml she was sell..
te.iced to one month's isosinitoionsait.
London, England, 1809-05-15

TAMES SKELTON, aged 26, of Waltonon
the Hill, Epsom, Sorrel, was 7 years aillicted with 7
or a bales in his right leg, and between go and too pieces of
boos, rune easy durose that period. The di...throve and
weakness Mere int:, unable ouessisted to more, tektne off
his lee was proposed to save his Isfe. He then confidently
applied to SPILSBURV'S P.SIII T ANTISC(HIBVTIC
PRO. hi in a year and a half, by them alone, be is restored
to health, and it as now three years Muer he has followed his
Intinrimes occupation. lie o ill satisfy any impories, persuas
ally, or by letter, post paid.
The vituisse Medicine has the words, " By the King's
Patent," expressed on the bot le, 11111 of direction, &snivel.
side wrapper, and the Kin;S doly it printed in black ink.
Sold at the Dispensary, tr. Sobo.square, London, in small
bunks of :a tisl. doable btWes to.. and larger 11. is. Com-
pound Essence, to allay implement secilatiou, as.
London, England, 1809-05-15

TV EATRE•ROYAE, HATMANEET.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MK. AND MKS. LINTON.
N/llt. 141111 Mrs. LISTON respectfully acquAint
.011 their Friends and the Public, that their Benefit is
fcsrd for WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 11, tso9, when
si dl tic acted, the Play of
THE NIOUNTAINEERS.
Othwiss, positively for that sight only, by Mr. Liston.
After which, an lutsrluile, ratted
BICE DEVILS.
With the kit New Farce, called
IS HE A PRINCE?
And other ENTERTAINMENTS, as will be express. d
in future Adveriisecuents.
Tickets to be had of Mr. sad Mrs. I.iston, 2, Henrietta-
strtel, Brunssick-equare an.: of Mr. Bvindon, at the
Theatre, whase Places fur the Buses rosy he taken.
London, England, 1809-05-15

• Ift!SH I.:NENS.

FOSTEIt's lull ut Prilotiorot for obtain-
V.A. tag a supply of Max-aced for the reseal masa% sari
lee mmarseagiesst Use house gesossh d It Sa feistre awn&
poshest! pi event tlse enormous advance at semptelto lie mark
as Irisb t.in. as

.....
THE I RINII LINEN CO.AIPANY have a large stock ea
hands, which they will veil ttt the last at the uld prices, sod
they will recomputed Buyers uut to submit to the advance,
which is above 4a per cent. •ad is more the effect of Mono.
poly than of any veil cense. The deli. ...ney of flax seed
might warrant • rise (rim to to p‘c ctnt. but out more at
the ututoit.
The Irish Linea Coinploy •re 4.l,lnsined to resist this
minnpoly, with the same spirit that they opposed fur thir-
teen yenr-, the Chemical Bleaeh, nr Mit:ll4lg of luxws
stub Mui Odic Acid and ttmy trust with equal suier,,is
They sell no Artieie but Irish Linen, and nut Ici than •
Piece. Their only honse in London n No. a, Sooth hide of

.1. O'Clt I EN, Agent to the Company.
Cash (as usual) hir Bat k of Ireland Notes —(Aiken *sc-
ented with pusetualtty.

YEItS. I:Nti of either %ex will %really promote
thoir future health and happiness by the perusal of
that valuable peldicat ion, entitled A GUIDE TO H EALTH, '
or, Advice to both Sexes, its • variety of complaints ; with
a treatise nervous, eirisuroptive, and hypochondriac dis-
eases., ace. By .S.l NI EL 140VA/010N, SI .1/.

With an elegaut l'ortraii of the Author.

This valuable has already' gene through 56
large editions ; every individual, rusk .or female, should
read ibis three shilliou Tract, as it is a stunt eseelleut
production, arid proves to he the best Guide to Health, and,
we may add, to kappiaess too, that has been ushered tutu
the %odd during the present eeutury.
Sold by slathews and Leticia, it, Strand.
London, England, 1809-05-15

*PROM SATCRDAT .~!CRT's GAZETTE:

Al the Coln at the tatteaa's Palace, the toth of May,
11100,
PRESENT,
The XING'S Most Excellent Majesty iu C0e1,611.
Whereas a leggy of Amity has been concluded between
J 1 Majesty and the Subbase Porte, it is this day ordered by
ilia 'Majinty, Ly awl with-the advice of Ilia Privy Council,
That Ote Order made Ly Hie NI aj, sty in. Council, bearing
date the lath of Mly, 111W7, by *lnch it is directed, ei That
140 ah ps or stens% beluagiaig to any of His Majesty's aubjects
he peranturl *untie' and c.ear out for any of the ports with-
iv the dominions of the Grand Sei7ttior further r,
eras that a r.eneral enibugu or atop he made of all ships or
vermis whatever belonging to the subjects of the Grand
Signior within any of liner Majesty's doinintoin, together , nth
all persons and effects on board all such ship* and vessas ;
art that the Commanders of His Majesty's ships of war and
rivsteela do detain sad bring into port all ships and vessels
belonging to the subjects of the Grand Signior, or hearing
the flag of the Ottoman Empire." be knureforth revoked and
diseharged : And the Right Honourable the Lords (7ointnis-
Moser of His 31ajcsty's Treasury, the Lords t'ommissioners
of the Admiralty, and the lewd ITurden of the Cinque l'orta,
are to five the necessary directions herein, as to,theni may
respectively appertain.
_

STEPH. COTTRELL.

Athairakr()liee. May 13, 1809.
Estrset of a Leper from Captain Ilitrylard, of WI Maktt)'s
"ti.we the Psi tliian. to Admiral YustatisCurnniander-in-
Chs,fur His Itlaje.l3,•• *sips at ripper( amid transmitted
by Abu to the Honourable W. W. Pale,. ted at Sea, the
sth min.

On the T.d Mot. id Latitude 45. N. Longitude 9.
W. a brig Vas discerned in the Wert, and from the
de rriptiun previously received, soon made out to
be La Nouvelle Gironde, the nuted privateer of
Bourdeaux ; which vessel, I MD happy to acquaint
you, was captured, after a chace, in light winds, or
thirty-six hours, uwing to the unteusittecl, exceed-
ing great, and determined. exertions of every indi-
,vidusl on board, who perseveringly continued to
lahnor haul it the sweeps nearly tile whole chime.
La Nouvelle Gironde is a hue copper-fastened
brig, cuintuiuided by Mous. Lecointe, mounting
four twelve and ten four-pounders, with a comple-
ment of eight)-six men, (fifty-eight on hoard), out
forty-fire days.
In the risidure of such a scour_: to the trade, 1
amid but feel gratified ; parti.:ularly as she has
been chased, awing this !ast cruise, by twelve nit.-
&rent men of war, none of which, he the risonets'
accounts, had the auadlost chsuce ut' nearing her.
London, England, 1809-05-15

HARR EN'S LAVENDER V EGAR.
TIRE obose celebrated A 'Oleic. st tiii;;.ly recom-
mended to the public, sot only as the most agreeable
perfume to persons in hceltb, but also as wonderfully refresh-
ing to tlieTe labouring under -fermi or Moms of any kind,
and particularly where the disease is of that aature as not to
*dealt of windows being kept open fur amy lentils of time ; it
porches completely the air of the chamber, cud ilitrus.e like-
wise a delightful sad most reviving perfume thiite,th tLe
whole of the aparimest. THE CONCEN I RATED LA-
VENI)ER VINEGAR is one of the best preventives Mem
feetion, unit will remain perfectly unimpaired cu all climate%
it is therefore particularly recomnieuded to all persons tra-
velling to foreign parts, and to merrlissits aud captains a
ship., as a on-ful and beneficial ar;S:le of trade —Sold
whole-
isle and retail by J. T. Rig.le. at his 'A'Arelmoses, 05, Cheap
side, and .52. Plrk-larect,Gruavtaur.square, is bottles at 4s.
yd. each, duty included.
•.• The public are respectfully informed, that subsequent
to the retirement of 3lessrs. Warren and Co. from their
lisle house of trade, No 41, Cheamode, the sale sitter lOr Ma-
der Vinegar has been emblished at J. T. Riggr's as above,
who sells the sane by appoiatment ; and, in order to prevent
imposition, that each bottle will be signed by the preprietots,
Messrs. G. Marshall and Co.
-14. t. Sold ss above the (hive-nate.] Soda P 01,141., for mak-
ing Soda Water; and also, the Chalyheate .tprnrut, ur Chel-
tenbant Salts, price ps. yd. each, duty tucluiled.
London, England, 1809-01-25

MOUSE or COMMONS.

Two oew Members isuls, the usual oaths and
tloar seam
Mr.-CiimititsDus coo presented a Petition from
the Naval Caoal Company. which ads receiv.
and ordered to lima the table.
Several Private Petivito.s were presented, and
ordered to lie un the table.

Lord STOPY,Iao reported So the II ti'e Ilk Ma-
jeoy'r runat xraeions Answer to the Adltre.st of that
Rosso ; which was read, and ordered to be entered
no their Journals.

Upon the motion • Mr. Masts B tQWNE, it
was or4ertd, that the Speaker do issue his writ for
the Fdection of a Menther to serve it► Parliament
forthe City of Kilkenny, in the room of the Hon.
Charles Butler, who had accepted the off►ce of
Steward of the lluwired of East Meildred:

A person from the Commissioners of the Cus-
tom* presented several Aceounts relative to Naval
Stores, which were ordered to lie nu the table.
Mr. Wit•erue brought ses the Report a the
Committee appoiated to letpare into the &Tines
Laws. Ordered,to lie ou the table.
Lord CAsTLERICAhIt gave /mime, that he would,
to-morrow, move the Vote of Thanks to Sir Ar-
thur Wellesley and our army concerned in the Bat-
tle of Vimeira. winch he was to have brought for-
ward, yesterday, hot foe the failure in making a
House. His Lordship likewise !WAY notice that he
would. to-morrow, open his intended plan for the
enlargement of the military force of this country.
by bringing in a Bill tin. that purpose ; and pro-
pose an early day for the second reading. in order
to its ,fiscus.ton.
Lord Heeav ['Ern' gave notice,s that as the
papers and documents he had mom! for, relative
to the Convention of Cintra, might reasould,iy be
expected to be laid before the House in the course
of a fee days, he wouhl on this day fortnight
submit a 'notion on that subject to the considera-
tion of the House.
Mr. PonsoNsr likewise gave notice, that he
would. eis llsursday fortnight, take the sense of
the House on the subject of the conduct of the
war in Spain.
Lord FOLlOrtuttr wished to be informed, whe-
ther the report was true that the lion. Member for
Poole had been eapoiuted to the situation of Ills
Majesty's Consul-t.eueral for Portugal ? as in that
case he should more for the tlectiou of a Member
to serve in his room.
The CHANCELLOR of the Eicieseuza said, he
could not give a direct auswer, but rehired him
to Isis Right Hon. Friend (Mr. enuring), when he
should come down ; lint he believed such au ap-
pointment was in agitudOil.
The CrtexceLhost of the Eteueoure mused,
" That the Chaplait, of the House he appoiut.ol to
pieuch lesfore them oil Monday the JOte anstaut."
, Ordered.

FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Cuss cm. Log of the Liumusa rose with
London, England, 1809-09-19

extends si•cty or seveisly LAIC'S tOWlttlit, the west, as
far as the high and snowy heie;hts of ocattn:ltt. In
tkeir next march the Enthassy expected to cross
another destut, ant had mecorthitgly Indented a suf-
tictent styli!) of water mid promiette fur the whole
party ; on the t ttln, they hoped to reach Lit liftyks.
:hid in two days more to arreee at Kalslt (laugh;
they there proposed to halt for sevend days, after
which th y would go ea to Peshawa, where they
expected to bring their tedious jo•truey to a close
about the vt flth.

Soojah ul Muolk had sent on his army to Attock,
where they were ordered to cross the Indus, for the
purpose of chastising the reht•llious Soutsandar of
're. It had been the King's intention to ac-
company his forces in season as far as Attack, bat
on hearing of the approach 4,r the British Enablivey,
he lied altered his piorpo.e, and determined to wait
their arrival at Peplum*.
London, England, 1809-10-03

MADRAS DEATH.

On the 11th instant, Elizabeth Heel, ae,ed to months, one
bear and ii ball before her nsolber, Heal,
tt♦ed 39 years, who died after a lon, b !were, and painful ill-
•eaa, which abe bunt with uncommon tint exemplary piety.