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The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-27

NAVAL NEAVS:

PLYMOUTH, Aram. es.—Vice-Adruiral Sir T. T.
DUPKWORTH'S. S adron, in Cawsand Bay, .ate or-.
dered to-be vl, ailed for six months, with,all possi-
ble dispatc;),. and when completed, to sail ,iptne-
diately,_.supposed for the West Indies..
Four Vessels have sailed from Whence this day,
with dispatches from Government, for America, the
Mediterranean; Weit &c.
A C.uttr Cartel, which sailed from hence a .few
days since with two French Captaini and five other
French prisoners, returned here again last evening
with bet passengers, the latter net being permitted
to be landed, and the Cartel threatened to be fired
on if she did not instantly quit the harbotir, which
the Captain immediately complied with.

The Nemesis Frigate, with the outward-bound
Fleet for Quebec and Newfoundland, arrived off the
harbour this morning, and have been joined from
hence by the Plover Sloop of War and Duke of Kent
Mast-ship, bound to New Brunswick.
Sailed the. Alcmene and Phoenix Frigates •on a
cruize "to the westward, and Scorpion Sloop of
War on a cruize in the Channel.

The Pallas Frigate is come into harbour to refit.

PORTSMOUTH, .APRIL 2.6..:--Yesterday arrived the
following outward bound Vessels to join the several
Convoys colletaing at this Port, viz. the Resolution,
LANGLEY ; Mary, SARMON j Malta, PLINT j Euretta,
PATTERSON ; Bear, BRYAN j and Ashley Hall, Wort,
Arrived this day the Princess of Orange, 0174 guns,
Capt. NORTON ; and the David, LAMBERT (for Ma-
. ,
deira), troll) the Downs.

Sailed the Cambrian Viigite_ and-Defender Gun-
brig tor the
_Westward, and Steady Gun-brig, Lieut.
Stow, with a convoy for Guernsey and Jersey.:

The BuYieur, of 98 guns, takes • convoy to the
Mediterranean ; the Bellette Sloop of War, to the
West Indies ; the President, to the Brazils and S4tith
NV kite Fishery; the Avenger, to Canada, Newfound-,
land, and Nova Scotia ; and the Pena .Gup-brig., to
Plymouth and Col k.

Tonn AY, APRIL c.'.s.—Sailad 'yesterday evening,
cater Post, the Channel Fleet, tinder command-of
Admiral'Sornany, to resume their statiodulillrest.

DEAL► Arnu '26o—Sailed through the Downs,
the Eliza, SKELTON, for Quebec.
Remain in the Downs his Maiesty's Ships, and
.. -
the Expedition Transports, &c. as per last.

SI; kERNE'iti, 24.--Arrived the Deptford
and Woolwich ''enders, from the River, the former
with Flat-bottom Boats, and the latter with imprest
men and volunteers for the Meet ; also the Aggrcuor
Gun-brig, Lieut,:WATsoN, from tho.. North Sea.

APRIL 25:—Sailed his Majesty's Ship Vietory, of
100 guns, Vice-Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, Bart.
K. B. and Rose Sloop, of 18 guns, Capt. PITON, for
London, England, 1808-04-18

SMITIIFIELI) Aritti. IS.

This day's market was tolerably well supplied(
with pri►turiieyii4ts, and the'shew of Cattle in general
was pretty gond; Beef and Mutton are dearer than
our lair reports Pork and Veal are cheaper t Lamb
supports last priet4, and the trade for the most part
was sonlewnat brisk. The sales in the Haymarket
'ere rather litely; Nay, Straw, and Clover, hot.
go; price. since Fridays

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EPILOGUE

la. NINI COILDY, TfIE WORLD.„
s'isr.ilcCN BY MR. ELL.ISTON.

•';f.:(l.--1111d now a pause ensues
• I.t.f,ie your verdict saves or damns the, Muse; •
An awful. pause! .for,which of you can hear
That verviet elver), i(nd not turn pale with fear.
When from yon-root the cloth of green shall tall,
Whicli from your sieit.divldes us, surely all
• Must feel their btotvs with Terror's dews iinpearl'd
To see the.curtaincloi'd.upon the Wi.rld t.
Yes, ladies, yes, my blood runs cold to say,
Perhaps, some rew short inomeots.roll'd Away,
Perhaps those words, those dreadful words may, rend
4 Your ears and ours—The Mad is at attend! • .
Htr,v 'snail i ward its late Uhl deign to hear,
lovelyYe r.yino)ts I my suit with favouring ear;
Far from your grateful breasts be censure hurl'd,
'TWOuld shock us all to hear Y 0 U d.imm thrindei.
. The Mld, theatiori»g knold, which joys to view'
Its brightest gems and sweetest flowers in yo u.
Ye thrifty fathers, who would gladly shun
• The dread eipences of a travelling con,
Now clear your brows, at,d be your purses futl'd,
-Here, for six shillinp, all may see the Ml* .
. And' you, ye dashing dailies ! whose ruling passion
Is to collect at routs the•rnub or fashion, . •
And see all Londoo.in your chambers cratnin'd,
Crusted, crowded, squeeed, jolted, jostled,
janined,
W hen Beau to Belle, and Belle to Beau opposes
of elbows, and the shock of noses ;.
.Where none can tell (so close their union's rown)
Which is his neighbour's nob, or which Ins own. •
Oh ! if a crowd's your wish, to Drury,lane
Drive—nightly drivenor fear to drive in vain •
While our Play livis : behold your proper sphere !
'For rest assur'd, you'll say the IY:ri;.l is here.
You all, no doubt, nave ottensought to view,
In fancy's glass, what the !Vold thinks of juat ;
But now, we'd know front Gallery, Boxes, Pit, •
Nut what it thinks of you, but what
~04 think of it.
if o'er your bosoms self-love holds its sway,
You'll surely shew some mercy to this play;
Repressing hiss and hoot, and cough and groan,
For know this Urania's fate involVeS4oll/ own.
Then while applatiSe our anxious doubts dispels,
Applaud, ye beat 4 I make them applaud, ye belles
tror if with frowning tices now we sever,
We all to-night shall leave lb* 11'4,1,1 fur ever?
London, England, 1808-10-28

ANNUITIES.

- •
MEN Years' -Purchase will be immediately given
for ANNUITIES secured upon F reetiold, copyho4d,
or long Leasehold Estates, where the Patties have an abso-
lute Interest, and on which (by reason of use pressure of the
times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. And
Eight Years' Purchase will likewise be given for Annuities
on Young Lives secured on the like Property ; the Interest
of Money in the Funds, Church Pi+eterment, or Marriage
Settlements, where the Parties haVe only ,a 141 re Interest. In
either case the Grantor will have the power of redeeming the
same.
Apply personally, or by Letter (iost- paid), to Mr. Beard,
No. 2S, NorthUrnberland-street; Strand. •

TO. THE LADI ES
RAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILAVRV. •
T N Turkey and Egypt the Ladies who re cklicate
in the extreme not to suffer a single flair to remain
which they conceive irregular or intrusive, constantly make
use of this Depilatory to remove SUPER FLUO US 'HA I RS
from the FACE, N ECK, ARMS, &c. ; and for improving
the COMPLEXION, their style Of dress, and the manner in
which the Face and Neck are exposed, rendering an atten-
tion to these circumstaaccs mole particularly necessary in
Eastern Countries.

Since Lady M---.. W—• M---ue first
.introduced
this Depilatory, numberless s urious- attempts have been
made to imitate it, but without a single instance of success.
TO prevent the possibility of ixposition in future, 'Ladled are
requested to observe that each Bottle is signed T. BACA-
', br, in the Proprietor's hand writing,. to imitate which is
a felony, price 3s. 60.
N. B. The elfcet is permanent, and one Bottle is generally
sufficient.

Sold in London by Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside; Mess. Shaw
and Edwards, St.- Paull:- Churcti-yard ; Messrs. ilendrie
and Son; Tichborne.street; Mr. Berry, pertutner, Greek-
Weer, Soho; Mr. Batton, ico,, Oxford-street ; aral Messrs.
vi, cy and Sutton, Baty Church.yard.—Sold also by Mr.
Baxter, Edinburgh ; Mrs. Ilincer,.and Mr. Spence, York ;
Miss Gregsoa, Liverpool ; Mr. binnes, Leeds; Mr. Collins,
Salisbury ; Mrs. Marriott, Bath ; Mrs. Shierclitle, Bristol;
and Mr. Walker, and Miss Hodgpa, Neviaaytte•uponii'fyne.
London, England, 1808-10-28

NAVA i, , NE W S.

PLYMOLITII, OCT. 26.—Arrived the Hindostan,
of 50. guns, from Lisbon.. General MURRAY landed
from her last. evening in the Hindostan! s Boat',l'
which, in coming to the shore from Cawsand say;
a- heavy gale of :wind, wils_driVeti on the rocks
Ilea'. Redding Point, and totally wrecked :=the Ge-
-14. l'aliAvith the Boat's crw, escaped unhurt.
he Crane Schooner, of 12 guns, weighed from the
Sol
lad • " this morning to come-into harbour; but
stqs, with a heavy gale of wind blowing, she
run (In.the rocks under the West Hoe, and soon af-
terwards sunk ; the Officerg and crevir were all
saved.

Arrived the Enirepren. ante Cutter from off Bresii
and the Edgar Transport from Lisbon, .liden with
indigo Brc. part of the cargoes taken out of sundry
banish VeSsels in that harbour.

P°"SI`4OUTN, OCT. 27.—Came into harbour his
Majesty's Shipsa
Medusa, Hercule, Boadicea, and
Efizrzbeth.

•
The Nile Cutter was this day released from qu::-
tantine.

bRAL, OCT. 27.--Sailed his Majesty's Ship Bel-
leroPhdn, for Yarmouth.

Came down from Sheerness his Majesty's Ship
2dymion, and remains in:the Downs with the rest
Of the Ships as per last.
London, England, 1808-10-17

DIVIDENDS.

Nov.• x. Ann Devenish and Henry Newport, of Villiers.
street, Strand, Middlesex; upholsterers, at ten, at Lituld.
hall.
Nov..S. Henry Mould, of Winchester, cabinet-maker, at
eleven, at Guildnall, London. . .
Nov. i 4. John Buckler, the younger, of Warininster, Wilt-
shire, clothier, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warthiu-
ster,
Nov, 1,4. Williain Cutler, the yottnger, of V"ariwinster,
Wiltshire, clothier,
_at twelve, at the - Angel Inn, War.
minster.
Nov. 5.
,Robert Cox, of Castle-street, Southwark, Surrey,
carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall, London,
Nov. 8. Charles Burrell, of Leadealtall-street, London, up.
'•
holder, at ten, at Gthldhall.
Nov, 12. 101111 Cute, now or late of Bridgewater, Somerset.
shire, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Nov, 12. Joseph Augustine Victor Garneau, stow or late of
Albeinarle:.street,_ Westminster, bookseller, at ten, at
• G uildhall.
Nov. 3. Richard Chambers, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
ironmonger, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, New.
castle- upont Tyne.
Nov. fames Brown, the younger, lite of Petersfield,
county' or Southampton, tellinonger, at one, at 1/1E ship
and bell, Horn:lean.
Nov. 7. lames Macey, of Bath, brewer, at eleven, at the
Whitp Lion Inn, Bath.

CERTIFICATES.
Nov: S. Williarn•Pullen, of Well's-row, Islington, Middle.
sex, hotelier. •
Thomas
,of Kent-street, St. George the Martyr,
Southwark, Surrey, grocer.
huillier, late or St. Leonard, Devonshire, coitun-
inanufatturer. ' - •
William Michael Russell, late-ofelrituxhall, St. Mary, Lain-
th, Suirey, mai tster. ' _
Thomas Tupp, of Manchester, cotton-rnanufaeurer.
l'eter Francis Venault 1)e Cilartnilly, of Soinetbet-street,
Portman-square, Middlesex, coal-merchant. ',
Nottilignain SiniPsbn, of Northallert, dis, Yorkshire, incr.
cn mt.
Natilahiel Rowland, /ate of Greystoke-place,
,Fetter. lane,
Middlesex, insurance.broker.
Joseph Anderson, of Uracechurcit.strut, London, paper.
habger.
Ingledew, of Leeds, Yorkshire, starch. maker.
London, England, 1808-10-17

111 RT HS

On the zrst tflt.- SOutttamPton, the Lady of Captain 1.
R. I. rancklin, of the lion. East,lnni4 C:oinpany's Service,
of a Son. •

. On Saturday. morning, Mrs. William Robinson, of Chit..
terhaile-square, of a Daughter.
On the 26th ult..- at,lfermitage Park, near tdinhurgh,
Lady of T. A. 13' Orron, Esq. of Warrington, of a Son.,
Ora Saturday sennight, me wife of a labouring un re.
siding in Wincolnitee, hear Hull, of two girls and a buy,
who, with the mother, are likely to live.
London, England, 1808-10-17

PARTNERSHIPS HIS' 3 ()LYE O.

James Androvs and Daniel *Garrett, late of Friday.strest,
.linen-drapers.
Thomas Wood and lames Akers, of Sculcoates, York, brandy
inert hansti.
Benjamin Kelsey and lames Meadows, of Barcn's-bpildingss
St. George's, Southwark, leather-dyers.
Stephen King and'SV Phs,veil, of liusit-lene,-smitits;
Wm. Wigney and llenidmin Tillatone, of Prightholrnstone,
bankers. • -

H. Allen and Thomas Sadler, of Oxford, Chemists.
john Brown, dec. and Ricbard Young, of Great L'ortland.
street, tei-dealers.

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lohn Brown, dec. and john Pain, of Great Mary-,le-bone.
street, tea-dealers. .
Richard Dunn and Joseph kbhotson, of , Barnsley, York,
linen-inanufaclums.

101,;1-1ag lie, of Avon-Xill, and lohn Dunker!}, of Pit..
Bank; Oldham, Lancaster,' cotton-spinners.
James Alexander Stevens and luhn .Stevens, of Mansfield,
wine. merchants. .

Richard Taylor, of Church-row, • Liniehouse, and Williams
Evans, of Liineh-use-hole, boat-builders.
Win. 'Hyde, Of Broomgrove, and Charles Lowe, of Atm-.
eliffe, York, millers.
Richard Pratt, lob Orton Smith, and Francis Lesson, oleo-
ventry, booksellers.`
Robert Lucas, late of Lisbon, and John Hind,:l4, of Len.

(I°ll,lll,3.c:hams.
Gegrge Bangley and jolin- Plater, late of Baldwin's-place,
Gr..y% Inn-lane, paper-makers.
Thomas Paty and 1 noinas,. Davis, of Line-street,: London,
and St. Thomas's Wa:ering, Kent- raad, tope-spinners.

PRICE OF

SATUR

Bank Stick,
Navy S per Cent. OH
5 per Cent. 1797,
rish 5 per Cent.
4 per Lent. So
3 per Cent. Red. 65 ti
3 per Cent. Cons. 66i
hank L. Ann. • .
London, England, 1808-10-17

Commission•in the•Domef_ Retinent of Militia, signed by •
the Lor;I Lieutenant. •
101/n He Fuge, Gent.-to he Surgeon, vice Charles Master.
. 111J11 tieni.ng, Cent. d:smissed 13) the sentence of a CJur;
&lonia'. Dated 'Sept. i 4
rt ioS.
Commissions signed•by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Nottingham. .
Nottingham militia:
lames Broderick, Esq. to• be Captain. Dated September
•
- 23, iSoS.,

Newark Troop of Nottinghamshire Yeoman Cavalry.
Thomas Wright, Gent.• to be Second Lieutenant., Dated
August 22., igoB. john Handley, Gent. to be Cornet.
Dated as above.
London, England, 1808-10-17

VICTU/ILLiNG-OFFIL'E,

-• Oct. 12,
THE COM.M/SSIONERSfor P7C7 Vl4 LLING
ills Majesty's. Nat.', d herOy give Notice, That on
Wednesday next, the igth instant, they will be ready to receive
7e s Ter itint.T (sealed up), and treat for Six,liumised,Bags
of NTISH HOPS," one. half thereof to he of the last year's
growth, and the other half of the growth of the present fear; to
he answerable to Samples to be produced with a: Tenders, to be
delivered in the spate of one Minth, into the Vie:ln:tiling Stores at
Deptford, Portsmouth, andlTyntoatb, in the_ following propor.
lions, viz.•

Bags.

Deptford - - Zoo
Portsmouth Zoo
Plymouth - 20)

:+

• - - .
and to be paid for by Bills, prtyable, with Interest, ninety d‘zys
after date.

The Conditions of the Contraft may be seem a: the Secretary's

No regard be kid to any Dopler in. which the Pi ice shall
not be Inserted in words at length;:or that shall not be delivered to
the-&ard before One o'Clock on the said Wednesday next, the
Inttant, nor unless the' Pelson who, makes the Tender, of
some person on hirbeheri , aitefids, to answer, when called /or,
London, England, 1808-10-17

To THE LADIES;

ffiHE MONTAGUE COMPOST, for remOv-
.l int SU It Elt Fri:EMUS HAIRS from the FA Ch,
NECK, AR.MS, &C;and .for improving the COMPLEX-
ION, will be sold in future (by particular apporiarneut of
the Proprietor) by Messts,Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's
Church-yard; Mr. Blitler,,s, Cheap Side; Mess. Dicey and
Sutton, Bow-Claurch-yard ; Mr. Merry, wholesale pertuiner,
Greek-street, Soho; Mess. Heruirie and Son, Tichborne-
strcet-, and' Mr. Bacon, -Oxford-street ; where • Ladies and
others may depend upon being supplied with the ab we ge-
nuine as imported from Turkey, rice 35. 6d. the bottle,
The eiti:ct of' this'Dcpi;atory is painanent, and one Bottle
,will generally prove sufficient. ,
N. B. Observe that each bottle ig•signed T. BAGA Z ET,.
in the Proprietor's hand-writing, to huhate which is a Molly.
Sold in the Country by Mt. Baxter,- Edinburgh ; 'Mr. Wal-
ker, Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; Mrs. Dancer, "Vork ; Mrs.
Manion, Bath Mrs. SI-ate:eV:lE4 - iiristat ; Miss Gre4s6n,
.Liverpool ; Mr. Drewry-, Derby; Mr. C.nrdeil, Leicester;
Mr. Collins,. Salisbury • Mr. Newcomb, SrainfOrd ; Mr.
M'Donald,. Glasgow ; Woolmer, Exeter ; and. Mi.
Blakeney, Windsor.
London, England, 1808-10-17

4MERICA.

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1

.. 1s ALB:kIs7T, AUG. 24.—1 t is 'reported that the , 1-,..,:;!,-
rali,ts intend to impeach 'lllr. jEPFEILSON, at the
Meeting of the Congresi. _ ..., :
Among other hostile preparations 'ttgainst England
are several flotillas, ordered to be constructed for
the American Government on .the Lakes, on the
frontier of Canada.. The partisans of Mr. Jra,FEK-
Olv pretend, however, that these armaments are
made against smUgglers; Mr) '.1.. intending the em-
bargo as a permanent Measure, until a peace in En,.
rope. But should not hostilities cease soon on the
' other side of the Atlantic, a civil war will undoubted-
ly be the Consequence in this country, where the
:people are discontented and divided, and the Go-
vernment despicable and despised. .. ,
The Democrats now quarrelling among themselves
about the ele6lion of the next President, make daily
disclosure 4- proving here, "as in Europe, the infamy
-,and intrigue, of all.Democratic•Factions, who, tinder
• the pretension of patriotiSm, are the most guilfy,
welt as the most disgusting of egotists. Some hope's
are entertained, that the people will open their eyes,
in feeling their humiliating misery (entirely the
work of Democrats) and eled a Federal Ruler. •
The revolutions in Spain have caused. the Minis-
ter of the Treasury, M. GALLATIN., to tflakd Several
journies to the principal sea,ports., where have been
established the depots contracted for by
,Spain
.and -
`France last winter, and for the,paycrient, of which it
is 'seid Government made itself responsible, in hope
to get 'safe the Spanish' money lately confiscated in
the Brazils. The Revoltitionary Government' in
Spain will probably not I.N responsible for. what its
predecessor was forced to conclude by France ; and
the public is not longer.in a humour to contribute
another two millions for secret service money; though'
infaa.to the support of the French Colonies.
P. S.—lt is now here a known faC.l, that the Arne.,
rican MesSenger to England, in, the Osage, carried no'
message at all ; .INIr.JEFFERsoN wisely exPeCting,.that
his embargo, Mr. ROSE'S return, and RUONAPARTE'S
wrath, would engage the British Ministers to offer
on their knees an acceptance of all his former, and
modest, and moderate demands.
London, England, 1808-10-17

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' . This Day was published,
In Oaavoern:e 7s. 6d. bnarclq. •
AN- ACCOUNT jof JAMAICA .11d its IN-
. HABITANTS. •

By A G ENT I. E MAN long re.ddent in the West Indies,.
Lorigiiiin, •Iltifst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
noster-row.
." The -present WorK-contains a great deal of useful InfOr-
!nation respecting famaipa. We have been considerably gra-
tified by the perusal, and more so, as the information !rich
ii contain,, instead of being copied from other hooks, seehis
to have beast principally de, ived from personal observation.
The Author appears to be a judicious and impartial man,
and it is with pleasure that we bestow on his performance,
the ?rinse of candour and of truth."
Critical Review, Sept. zSoB.

M IV DA f, OcTQBEa, 17, 808.

A',ll-1"-OFFICE,

Oct, 14, tgoB,
9HE PRINCIPAL OF.FICERS and COM-
of His lklajoy's Navy do here& give
Notice, that on Tburs:lay, the 27th instant, at Oni,o'Clock, they
wilt be ready to treat with such Persons as may 6e.Zs,iL ing to cosi-
traa for supplying His lk.lajes!y's several Yards with the stn.
ciermentioned

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falNTlN,,and Colours and Flags made of Bimtin and
Linen, and also Linen for 'flaking Colours and Flags.
Form, of the Tenders may be seen at this Office.

No Tender will be received after Twelve o'ClLck fn the Day of
Treafy, nor any noticed, :inlet.; the Party, or an Agent for him,
attend:.
London, England, 1808-12-22

NAVAL NEWS.

I,' •

PLYISIourn, DEC. io.—Arrived the Norge,:al74
wills, from Portsmouth ; and Arethusa Frigate from
-Soirrit is not ascertained whether she brings- any
intelligence. Also arrived the Mary, REEVES, from
.Lisbon,.laSt from Dartmouth.; and_ the .Virie,Can-tal
TIE, from Stockholm, with tea, 'for this-- fiort.

PpnTsmou-rx; 'DEc. 21.—Arrived the Clarendon,
BROWN, &Om. the Downs, bound to Newcastle,
with the loss of two anchors and cables.

The Galliot Rose in June, of Swansea, G. GEORGE
Master, from Cork, with provisioni, for London, was,
on the 13th inst. abandoned by the Master, at which
time her main-mast was cut away, larboard side
sioye in, by being ran 'foul of, and having been on
shore during the voyage, was so leafy that the
crew were worn out with fatigue at the pumps in
their endeavours to keep the water under; and at
the time the Captain got on board' a Pilot Boat,
which came to his assistance, the crew were sa, re-,
duced by fatigue that they had not strength to fol-
low him or make their escape in the boat, and from
the water being at that time in the hold Within nine
inchei of the scuppers, there is but little doubt she
soon after foundered-.

'DEAL, DEC. 21.—Arri%ied in the Downs, the
Prince of Brazil, CORTEN, from Oporto; and the
Magnet, COVEEDAILE, 69:n Portsmouth..
'Arrived his Majesty's Ships Pandora, Bustler,
Blazer, Cracker, Furious, and Indignant, - from a
London, England, 1808-10-10

F4L2IIOUTH P.-ICKF.T LIST.

ORDER OF SAILING.—The Packets for Spain
weekly, and go to Corunna and Gijon, alternately.
—Those for the Mediterranean will sail in future
every 3d week, viz. their Mails to leave London,
Oct. 25, Nov. 15, Dec. 6, and .'27 ; and to sail
from Falmouth the Saturday following;--for the
Brazils, the Saturday after the first Tuesday in the
month;—and for the West Indies and America the
Sunday after the first Wednesday in the month.

The Court of Enquiry to be held for investigating
the circumstances of the Convention of Cintra,
will sit at the Horse Gu3rds. This piocess in mi-
litary law is somewhat, similar to that of presenting
a bill before-a Graud Jury iu common law, as
the finding of the Court of Enquiry will be the
basis whereon to e3tablish the principles of the
prosecution before the General Court Moir-iAI, whose
►erdict will decide the tate of the accused, subied
to the fiat of his Majesty.
London, England, 1808-10-10

STAFF

Captain Alexander Ligertwooc,oi the Rth 'Veteran Battalion,
. to be Secreury to tke Lieutenant-Governor of Nova
Scotia, vice Wentworth, clecest'sti.

GARRISON.

Captain, William Steuart, of the ;ill Royal Veteran Batta-
lion, to be
,Town-Majur of Alderney, vice Hamill, de-
ceased. -

memoß ANDUM.

Ensign Charles Browne, of the 4oth Foot; who was siiper,
seded, as'stated in -tht, Gazette of the z4th ult. is reinstated
in his rank. Et sign ?Seweitzer, of the 27th Foot, is super-
,seded, being, absent Without leave.

Commissios in the King's 0 wn,Regiment of Staffordshire
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenamt 'arise Stor7 to be Captain. Dated Sept. r, 1808.
The Hon, Randall Plunkett to be ditto. Dated Sept. 7,
1808: Ensign' George Horton to be Lieutenant. Dated
Feb. 17, 1808. Ensign Thomas Greening Twigg to be
- ditto. Dated April 6, -187,,5. Ensign Thomas Beaufoy
Leonard to be ditto. Dated April 7, 1808. Win. Mea-
dows, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 2, 1808. Vcre Hunt,
Gent. td be ditto. Dated Sept. 7, 1803. Edward Can-
ning, Gent. to be ditto. • Dates, as above.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
,North Hants Regiment of Militia.
RiChard Terry, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated September 23,
z 808.
Samuel Brailsford, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated September
29, 1808.
Portsmouth Viaualling Office Artillery.
Lieutenant lames Edward Spearing to be Captain, vice
Matthews, resigned. Dated October 3, IUS.
Charles Morgan, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Spear-
ing, promoted. Dated as above.
Basingstoke Volunteer Infantry.
Ensign Edward Adams to be Lieutenant, vice May, resigned.
Dated Oct. 3. 1808. John Lunn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Adams, promoted. Dated as above.
Southampton Battalion of Fuzileers. _
Lieutenant Alex. King to be Captain, vice Mirth, resigned.
Dated September 7, 1808,
Commission in the Inverness Militia, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant.
fohn Marquis, Cent to be Ensign, vice Cameron, appointed
to the Line. Dated September t 7, 608.
•
London, England, 1808-10-10

NUMBER 5015.]

• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.
HIS PRESENT EVENING, Oa. 10, 1866,
• Will be pt.ri ,imed
'ROMEO AND JULIET.
• Romeo, Mr. ELLISTON;
Paris, Mr. PUTNAM;
Mercutio, Mr. BANNISTER;
Beuvolio, Mi. HOLLAND:
Tybalt, Mr. DE CAMP;
Friar Lawrence, Mr EYRE;
Lady Capulet. T I DS W E LL ;
Nurse, Mrs. SPA RKS ;
Juliet, Mrs. It SIDDONS.
in Ad I. a Masquerade Scene. -Iu Act V. a Funeral Pro.
cession to the Monument of the Capulets.

11111
THE THREE AND THE DEUCE.
illStiCC Toll4.lllt,qtr. PE N Y ;
Mr. :vliltord, Mr. LYRE
Peregrine Single, Mr. L I STUN ;
Pertinax Single, Mr. F.I.LISTON ;
Percival Single Mr. ELLI STO N ;
ilumplirey Grizzle,' Mr. MATHEWS;
_Frank, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Mac Flo,,gen, Mr SCRIVEN ;
Erti,iy„ It 'YCL;
Phoebe. Mrs. MATHEWS.;
Trial-line, Mrs. BLAND.
The Prologue to be spok_nt my Mr. E L LISTON..
Boxes tits. Second Price 3s.,—Pit 35. 6d. Second P rice
Caller). as. Second Price ts. —U pper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box-
-0 'Bee, kustei I-street.
The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at
liaif past Six-
To-morrow. the Comedy of All in the.W tong; with the
last new Grand Ballet of Caradacus.
On Thorada), the Comedy ot The Rivals; with the
Grand Ballet of Cerattacus, being the lest night it can be
ailed, on account of the preparations for tile revival at 'the
Stoiniti,ce ot Biue Beard.
On Saturday, the Comedy of The Inconstant.
London, England, 1808-03-04

ARMY RETURNS.

Ordered, on the Motion of Mr.,Tteut4ev, that
there be laid before the House a Return of the Num-
ber of Recruits raised for, the Regular Army, ex.
elusive of Foreign Corps, in each month of kit
year' and in the corp.:spending periods:l)f, the three
preceding years; also of the Number of Men rais•
ed by Officers' and• Non.commissioned Officers 'of
Volunteer' Covps, fbr the Regular Army, up to the
Ist of Jan...lvy, 1868.,
London, England, 1808-10-19

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

NEWMARKET SECONE ou ['OBER MEETING:
TUE3II4Y4 OCTOBER IS. •
Fifty Poimds for 2.-yr oid wits, carrying Sbr. 41b. and fillies,
"•• • • 85r 20. Two-yr ,itst Cuurse.
Mr. Panton's b t. Cilloris, by Wa:y
Sir I. Shelley's Suck, by .Waxy _
._ • -

S:2ckville's Deceiver,' 71b. beat D. of Grafton's
Vanity, Bst. Two-yr old Course, Som. ern Deceiver.
Sweepstakes of toogs. each. 'lwo-yr old Course.
Mr. Ladbrokes Chester. Bst. 710.
Ld „El, Cavndish's Hymen, Bst. alb. - - 2
Mr.'Lloyd's Zephyr, 7st. tal.b. - - 3
6 to 4 on Chester —2 to t agst:
• Ld Sackville's. Deceiver, Sst. t ilb. bear Mr. Vansittart's
Ihirleign,- 7st. Ab. M. zoogs.-6 to son Deceiver. '
Sweepstakes of icogs. each. Across the, Flat.
Mr. Lake's Nymplints, Bst. 7ih. -
Cen. Grosvenor's
.lohlt-o'Gaunt, 6lb. - -
Mr. Howorth's Lauretta, Sst.. 7lb. - 3
G to 4 on Nymphina.
Mr. Emden's Miss Seedling, 3st. beat Mr. Goodisson's
Chalice, 7st. 71b. Two-yr old C. 2sgs.-17 to 4 on Miss
Seedling.
Mr. Payne's Barbarian, gst. rec, 2sgs. from Ld Foley's c.
by Don Quixotte, out of Adelina, 2 yrs old, 6st. 131 b. Two-
yr old Course, sogs.
Mr. Watson's Hythen, 3st. 3lb: agst Sir C. Turner's
Brainble, Bst. 210. Ab. M. loogs. h'. ft. Off by consent.

THE THEATRE.—The West Indian drew a nu-
=roil's' audience to Drury-lane Theatre last night..
ELLLSTON was quite at borne in Belcour, which he
performed with 'great spirit, animation, and feeling.,
Mi3s BOYCE gave a tender interest to the part of
Louisa Dudley. DE CAME has much to leat'n be-
,
fore he can display the manly ease, spirit, and deli-
cacy requisite in the charaoer of Ensign Dudley.
JOHNSTONE'S Major 'O'Flaherty was, "as usual, hu-
morous, easy, and effective. If, PENLEY had per-.
formed Fulmer as well as Miss Tinswri.i. did the
wife, it would have been better for the Ploy. PEN-
LEY has too much the manner "of a country Ador,
and is always looking up to the Gallery for ap-
plause. The Ballet of Blue Beard followed with
great success. Mr. I. SMITH, who performed
Selina, is an Aelor sui generis, and his singing is of
a, peculiar and extraordinary nature;
A Gentleman writes from Shropshire, that winter
seems to make very rapid approaches,• the weather
being extremely'cold, and snow having fallen a fort-
night ago.
The Captain of an American vessel arrived at
Castro, after having been taken by a French Pri-
vateer, and re-captured by two Spanish Row-boata,,
writes to his agent as follows, uncle?: the date of
Sept, 27 :—" Yesterday an immense number of
the inhabitants of Bilboa, who had escaped from
that town in consequence of its re-occupation by
the French, under the command of Marshal .Isliv,
arrived here in the greatest diStress.- They imme-
diately received every possible assistance, and com-
fortable quarters were provided for them. Their
stay here will not be long, as a numerous army has
already been cc'lh'&ed, and is about to march from
hence to re-occupy Bilboa, which Will be effaded
without difficulty."
London, England, 1808-12-14

• . DR. NOkklS's DROPS, •
Having the Name: of " Thomas Norris N•foore," engraved in
the Stamp—none others are Genuine.
THE following Extract of a Letter is offered to
Public ob)ervationl as it places Cof COI only the ecacy,
but safety-, of this •valuable Specific in i striking point of
View :

" In tit: beginning of March. igoz, a Scarlet Fever raged
with great vioienee, chiefly-confined to Litildren ; the_sYmp_
ttmit; wlTre violent sickiiess,•a lax, followed by an eruption
Of red spots all over tile -bod, which' the more they care
out isiereased the hotter, and usually terminated fatally in
six or seven days. I was applied to by the poor of the
Pari:;ll.l, lived' in, where, though a small one, tin Children
died within a, short apace; knowing ;rola experience the
great eificacrof Dr. Norris's Drops, 1 had recourse to them,
and was the happy means, under God, of savidg the lives of
'more than thirty—not one died under my care. In some
.cases the putrid symptoms were su alarming as to require
the Medicine, with very little adulteration, every hour, till,
' with the aid of diluting liquors, a perspiration was • pro.
dOLed, when danger ceased. I shall at all limes feel a plea.
sure- in•attesting..this important fact, and con r the publi.
cation of it as a duty to society. In all Di ;orders of Cnil-
dren ,(particularly putrid) I have ever found it an unfailing
Specific.
'• • (Signed) - "S. CHAUNCEY,"
" Ayott. St. Peter's, Herts." •
The family. Bottle, ass, to be had only at the Doelor's
Honse,, -No. 29,. Lower Brook.street, Grusvenor-s,Piare,
Ayr ...re ordvra Iwr exportation arc c.;;y executed, §niajler
'Bottles at xis. and as; 9d. sold wholesale and retail by
colt. anti So. I t) x.torct- strcet.. •
Aisubr,NDKI(IS ',I-BILIOUS PILLS,
• with ZS • 9.: the... 89/..
London, England, 1808-12-14

M A I.lc.
Altai tD-1 Gottenburgh, t Dttb!in. Due--t Cotten-
iburghh, i Malta, 3 W atertbrd.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS Dai Y AT TWELNIN. O'CLOCK.
Consols 66i 1 Red. Aun. -

11101-1 WATER AT LONDON' BRIDGE TO-MOP.-

Morning, 0 rain. after o.

ROW

Afternoon, 6 min. niter 12.

TEL SUN.

30LILM QULS DiCtitt FALSUM AUDEAT ?

L 0 ND 0 IV,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1808:

FRENCH ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLES I:!T,

SPAIN'.

\V this morning received Paris Papers to the

tith instant. They contain from the Fifth to the

Twelfth Bulletin, inclusive. The late hour at

which these Papers reached us, renders it imposes

sible for us to submit to our Readers any detailed

observations on the mass of intelligence which they

bring, but upon the first view of the subjeEt, the

Frenok official accounts are by no means so un.

favourable as we expected. The Moniteur, as we

have already stated, came down to the 11 th, but

the Twelfth Bulletin is in the Monileur of the

6th, and the Papers of the 7th, sth, gth, and a oth, do

not contain one word of news respeling Spain. We

may therefore presume that the French didnot obtain

any important advantage after the viaory over Gem

CASTANOS. With rGspea to tbat battle, the French

by no means claim so decided a viaory as we were

taught to expe6t. The Bulletin statcs, that the Spa-

Wish Army consisted of 45,000 men, and three

thousand of them were. killed, and about 100.0

taken prisoners.

Knowing the habitual e4ag-

aeration of the French, We may safely make consi-

derable declu6tions from this statement : but. even

allowing it to be true, the Spanish army still con-

sists of :38,000 Meth It does not appear that, tho'

defeated, the Spaniards were dispersed; ,on-,the
contrary, ' the Bulletin states, that -they bad

treated upon Saragossa.

Another strong proof;

(if any addi►ional• proof were wanting); that
London, England, 1808-12-14

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

William Rhodes, of Shaklewell, Middlesex, warehouse►nan,
from Dec: 13 to Jan. 3►, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUI'TS.

Thomas Robinson the younger' of Birmingham, druggist, to
surrender Dec. 19, 20, and fall. 24, at twelve, at the
Sliaksp,:are Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs.
Rosser and. Son, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London;
or Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham.
loseph Hodgson, or Liverpool, auctioneer, Vcc. 19, 20, and
Jan. 24 at elev‘n, at the Snakspeare Tavern, Birmingham.
ttornies,- -essrs. Devon and Tooke, G fax's-Inn-square,
London ; Mesrs. Griffiths and Hind, Liverpool ;
.Messrs.
Chippendall and Donison, Manchester; or Mr. Burrish,
Birmingham.

Thomas Morse, of Wood street, Cheapside, London, fatioh
Dec. 17, 27, and lan. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Pullen' Fore-street, Ctipplegate.
Francis Jackson, ot Rood-lane, London, merchant, Dec. 20,
at one, 24, at ten, and lan. 34, at one, at Lauilithall. At.
torney. i,ar. Bland, Vauxhall,
Suney. -
George R ddell, ot Berwick.upon.Tweed, grocer and linen-
draper, lan. 2,3, and 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn,
Berwick .upon. Tweed. Attoinies, Messrs. Bromley and
Bell, Gray's-Inn, London or Mr. Wiitooy, Berwick.
William peeve ot Claptimi, Surrey, coach-master, Dec.
17, 24, and jail. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Attorafies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Buiton, Old Broad-
Street

Wi:liatn Robinson, of Debenham, Sufnlk, shoemaker, Dec.
20, at one, 24, at ten, and lan. 24, AL one, at
. London. mturntes, Messrs t4i4,inoLit and Stevenson,
Lincoln's- inn.

141uUhler Liisu gyp, Rosen Bishop, and William Bishop, now
or lin, 9t. Cambridge, woollen-drapers, Dec. 17, 24, and
1,111. 24, !t e, London. Attorney, Mr.
. _

DAtoet iiurgQ4. ar:d Mary L,rd, of Rochdale, Lancashire,
Lotton-sollat:tS, Dec. 23, 31, alill jan. 24, at two, at the
kalace Attyrnies, Meads. Kay and
Retibildw,Matt,i,cstcr.
_ _

Robert' tcli,by, late or Liverpo,l, joiner and viitualler. Dec..
30, 31„ alia jun. :4, at one, at. the t 3 lobe 'raven', Liver-
pUol.lormes, Mr. Windle, joitu.street, . Bedford-
row, London; -or Mi. I leetivocd, / -
NV are, of Caidteott; Monmouthshire,:shopiteeper,
fan. 3,4, and 24, at wit, a: the liustt i aver:), iin;tot.
4ttothic:,Mr.T.aratit,Chail‘c London; or Met;srit.
13 and U. Smith, Bribtol.
_ _

Sawue► uantoru, of Ao4:lturch-Line, London, broker, Dec.

23, 31, allU lasi. 24, at CICV4.II, a/ l;Ulki11211.
Walker, Old .je%vry.
William Richardson, Richard Richardson, and Charles
Stuart bell, of Newcastle upon-Tyne, merchants, *lap.
'13„14, and z 4, at eleven, at the Three Indian Kings, New-
Atturmes,' 111eggsou and son, Hatton-
Uarden, London; or Mr. Donkin, Newcastle.

John Holmes Knigtit, of Cliurch.ro'w, Islington,
Mitldlesex, shy•ancl insurance-broker, Dec. 17, 24, an&
Jan. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, kir. Halt, Cole-
. man-street.
London, England, 1808-12-14

,607'TENBURGH MAIL.

2TOCKHOLM, DEC. J.—We have not received any
intelligence from our armies in Finland, and must
therefore suppose that since the late engagements,
uhich obliged our troops to fall back on account of
t enemy's vast superiority in numbers, no opera-
11'06 of any consequence have taken. place on either
6idt • :—(Stockltolm Gazette, Dec. 1.)
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 9.—A Letter from Cadiz, of
Ottoi-Jer; contains the following passage
The Spanish Infantado, Princess Martin LOUIS,
nd wife of the PRINCE of PEACE, a lady equally dis-
-linguished for her beauty and virtues, arrived here a
days since, to express to the inhabitants of
adli the gralefui sentiments of the Royal Family,
for the loyal exertions made by them in favour of
Ihit ill-fated and cruelly persecuted, branch. of the
douse of Bourbon. The Princess' presented her.
,elf :
frotil the balcony of the Governor's house to the
4,llbled multitude; joining them in a Spanish
song:"

ST6,
London, England, 1808-10-26

YOUNG BELCHER AND CROPLEY.

. . •
This was, perhaps, the veriest boxing match that
has been seen for some years, w here the-real scietiCe cff
the art of boxing was exhibited in every superior der,
gree. Theseat of adion may be truly called !belie/dry',
lood. The• battle being even of a more sanguinary-,
nature than the former, and the combatants of as de-,'•
termmed a bottom as ever were pitted. • -
They were to have fought a , match of fifty, .but
Cropley's backer did not appear, and consequently a.
purse of fifty was the objet of the battle. ft was a
contest which excited much interest—Dutch Sam
had beaten them both. • 'At setting-to bets were 7 to.
4 on Belcher, and but few takers, as the odds were
too long to be sought after, and there were no takers
to any thing less. The battle consisted in obstinate
rallying fighting,- but to the advantage of 13elcher
frOm the beginning to the end, although Cropley
once brought the match to even betting in about the
tenth round. Belcher beat his adversary in a safe
cautious manner.

Cropley, although supposed to be as good a boxer,
has a knack of giving his head, when he hits, a
manner perhaps better suited to 13elcher's scientific
mode of fighting than any other.- Belcher seldom
made play, and availed himself of this natural fault
of Cropley's, by waiting pnd.stopping him, and put-
ting in a facer. In this cautious. manner Belcher van-
.quished his adversary without sustaining any very'
serious beating, and he put in at least a hundred•
hard blows on Cropley's face, during a hAffie which.
lasted fifty-six minutes, and in which thirty-four:
rounds were fought. .Cropley bled constantly in
torrents, during the whole combat, from every part
of the head, and maintained a furious confikt until'
he was beat blind, and to a stote of stupefaCtion.-
-Mendoza and Dutch Sam seconded Belcher, and
Jones and Dick Hall seconded Cropley.

Another battle was fought, between Dogherty
and a man of the name of Powell, for a purse.--
This battle, which lasted an hour and a half, was
aIS6 well &Vested, and won by Dogherty. Thus
ended a day which may be considered as having al-
fordrd as much amusement to the amateurs as any
on record.
London, England, 1808-10-26

ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OF IRE-
'LAND. 7
'THE 'WRITS for ELEC:FING b TEMPORAL
PEER of IRELAND to succeed to .the vacancy made
in the Representation of the Peerage of Ireland by the death
of the Earl, of Clanricarde, will be ready to be delivered at
this Office, on Monday, the 24th day of Octfsberinsrant, to;
the several LordS'now entitled to' vote, whose Names and
Titles of Hon Our Will be published in the London and Dub-
lin C azetteslof that date ; or they will be for Warded by POst,
to every such! Lord who.shall send dircOions in writing for
that purpose, and his Address to this:Office, The Writs for.
Such Peers as reside in Dublin will be delivered at their re.
speaive Ilouse§.
. THOMAS BOUCEII ER,
Deputy Clerk Crown. its Ireland,. Crown and Hanaper Office, Dublin,
18th Oelober, t3oB.
N. B. By the AO of Union, no Peer (except the 2S Re-
presentative Peers), 'can vote, without first taking the Oaths
of Ailegian6e, &c. before a Magistrate in Ireland, after the
Issuing the Writs, and before they are returnable..
London, England, 1808-12-13

. .
The Plaintiff keeps the Angel Inn', behind St..
Clement's, and the ll Pendant is a Serjeant in the
:Marines at Woolwich. ailion was brought
'on a promissory note for 221. given by the Defend-
ant to. the Plaintiff; for the board and lodging of,
the Defendant's wife, under
.the following citcum-,
btances, am slated by Mr.
,PAAK :—some time ago,
a smart post Chai-se arrivtallat the door of the Angel
Inn, •beh!nd St. Clement's, with two ladies in ii,
who were very. genteelly,
,dressed.. 7-The one was a
Mrs. Wiilettt, and the oilier the Defendant's wife.
These two ladies, Mrs 'Willtzt and Mrs. Taylor, re-
mained at this Inn fiat- several wceks; boarded -and,
lodged there, kcpt their chaise, hur,..:es, anti servants
there. Mrs., Willett was an engaging .woman,..
which Mr..FARK-Sai'd,'; reminded bim of " a case
well known• to hi, Lord Ship, and Which canie'fiutn
the i-sighboUrkoiid. of thistlie. case Of 'the cele-
brated' Miss "RoninsOn of Blackheath. . Mrs. Willet
precured a great • number .of expensive things while'
at this Inn—lud Seitrar p•Qrties there!---ancl

."This was an action by Ale holder of two bills of
,exchange for 471. against the accepter, a young Pa-
phian Devotee of Queen Ann-street East; • Tim
defence was, that the Defendant being an infant
at the tune of the acceptance, could not be liable to
pay. It was then contended, that the bilk were for
necessaries, for which even infants were liable. The
Judge said, that an acceptance
.could not wake an
liable on a bill of exchange ;
.but if the

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London, England, 1808-07-05

LAW RBPORr.

COUR.TOF.KING's BENCH, fuLT

DARBX V. 11Elpo.
This was a question,- whether a ship being found
to, be much out of repair at Antigua, and the Cap-
tain having applied to the Vice-AdmiraltY Court
there for a sentence 07: condemnation and sale, she
being nnfit to proceed on her voyage without such
repair as wculd exceed her full value, and a sen-
tence being granted, and the ship sold under it, that
sale was valid ?

.The Court held, that the Vice-Admiralty Court
had no such authority .to decree a sale . under those
circumstances, and the Owners were allowed to re-
cover in Troyer for the vessel and furniture of the
Vendee.. They also held, that thC ship haVing
aalually arrived in England after the sale, and having
been repaired at Nevis, it was necessary to have
registered the transfer under Lord Liverpool's Aft.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved for leave to file
a Criminal Information against the Rev. Thomas
Hornsby, a Magistrate of the County of Northamp-
ton, under the following circumstances :.
Sir John Pocock had distrained for rent on a far.
:mer named Ward,' and as them was a great quantity-
of 'corn in the barn unthrashed, it was agreed that,
it should be immediately thrashed out and sold,
and for this purpose a person of the name. of Ring-
rose was appointed by Sir John to superintend the
sales, and ascertain the -quantities and the accounts,
which was accordingly done, and the rent paid off.
'Ward afterwards preferredinformat ions against Ring-
rose for selling corn by a measure less than the Win-
chester= bushel, and the charge 'was dismissed by
two‘diffe'rent Magistrates before whom it was- pre-,
fcrred, He at length went before Mr. KornSby, and
although one Cox, who thrashed'out the corn, was
examined with another person, and proved that the
corn was sold by Ward, and measured by a bushel
which Ward brought into the barn, and the business
transaaed by Ward, yet he convicted Ringrose in
twenty penalties, amounting to 2A71. Afterwards
upon a Certiorari to return the convictions, he had
taken no notice of the fads stated by Cox, but had
returned that Ringrose was convicted upon the evi-
dence of Cox.
The Court granted a Rule to skew cause.

COURT OF. COMMON "PLEAS. =;••.1(4:-
This was a Rule for an Attachment against th
Defendant (Clerk to an Attorney) for not
obeying a e process of this Court. He was subpcenaed to give
evidence on a trial, and did nut attend. •
A The affidavits on both sides were gone through.
The Defendant admitted his having received seven
shillings with the Subpoena; but contended, that as
there was an error in the date ()fit, lie was not bound
to attend.
The Court, hoWever, were of a different opinion,
and ordered the Rule to be made absolute,
London, England, 1808-07-05

44.4gRikb

_ .
On the 23d ult..at hverary, hlr. tames Pollock, Mer.
chant, of Ctasgow, to Miss' Margaret Ewart, daughter of
lohn.Ewart, Esq. of Greenock..

DIED.
On the 4th of last month, -Mrs. Kedington, wife of R.
Kedington, Esq,. of Roucham-Hall, in Suffolk.
On Friday fast, Mrs. Golding,• of Newinan-street.
On Saturday last, at Ramsgate, lames Townley, junk
Esq. eldest son of lames Townley, 4sq. of that place.
Early un- Sunday morning, in Ranelegh-street,
aged 74, of ap apopleelic fit, Thomas. Coles, Esq. one of
the Pages of His Majesty's Bed-chanaber, and 33 years Stew. and to the late Duke of Roxburgh.
Thesarne day, at his house at Carshalton, Surrey, Richard
Shepley, !;sq. -
Lately, at his hthtse at Glasgow, Robert Dunlop, Esq,
Mcrchair.
A few days ag6, after a short- and, painful illness, Eland
M.ossom, Esq. many years a Represeritativ, in the (rtsh
Pct
liatnent tor the City of Kilken.q and Borough of St. Croke," -
At Old Castle, in the County of Meath, Wliliatn Euglilt*
Esq.
At 13elf..eld, undrutn, IVlichapl, Kavanagh, Esq. frlo4
chant,. of Fleet-street, Dublin.

PR Ick; 0I

ViSTZ

Bank Stock,
Navy s" pei Cent. shut
4 net Cent. 85 84i i
3 pefeent. 14 d. 69 IV 63 at
3 per c;c4t. Coo shut
Bank L. Akin. IS 13 intlis
Ditto Shors
London, England, 1808-07-02

This Day were published,
Elegantly printed by Buttner, price 6s.
13 0E M S.--By M. M. QLIFFORD,
A, Including the Second Edition of EGYPT.
?tinted for R. H. Evans, ;6, Pall Mall. .
Where may be had,
Evans's Catalogue, tor 11308, of Rare, Curious, and Valu-
able 4looks recently published.
London, England, 1808-07-02

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On Saturday the zstli lilt. in the Circus, Crcenoich, Eli-
zabeth, the wtte of Captain bolui Reid, of the Royal
went of Artillery.
On Monday last, at Greenwich, Lichtenant-General Wil—
liam Borthwick, of the Royal'A rtdlery, aged 76.
On Wednesday• last, at his house, St. Mary Hill, Robert
Jones, Esq. Brandy-mer hant. • .
Yesterday, at the Vicarage-House, Chiswick, in the Cows—
ty • f Middlesex, the Rev. James Trebeck, aged So.
Lately, at Roseyards, near Ballymotty, the Rev. John,
Tennent, at the advanced age of 82, and upwards ot
Pastor of the Seceding Congregati,n of that place. I) rind'
this long period he n r dvappointed his congregation of av:
sermon, nor was prevented troni.,preaching, by sickness on,
otherwise, even for a single Sabbatn.
On Friday sennight, at Sutton, near Hull, George Ry--.
stop, at Out-pensioner of Chelsea, who was at the battles of
Dettingen and CullOden, and at the taking of Belleisle. This'
veteran, who thrice gave up his pension to be serviceable to•
his King and Country, was thirteen times married, and had,
six ot his wives living at one tune.

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- Ws Majesty has, been graciously pleised to ap-
point .James Mon tgomerie, Esq.• Brigadier-General,
in his Majesty's Army, to be his Governor and
Conimauder in Chief in and over the' Island or Do-
minica, in America.