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London, England, 1808-03-21

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GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

• -
TO.MORROW will be the next Day of DRAWING.
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London, England, 1808-03-21

CRINIINAL SIDE.

Payne and John Snow were indiaed for
burglariotisly breaking and entering
41111(1 Franck, in tilt parish of Green Wich, and steal-
ing a quantity of copper money, a guinea and a half;
and three 7s. pieces in gold. • the house. or
• Jatties Franck deposed, that he 'kept a public-
house, in Greenwich, and it was hiS custom always
to see his house fastened sale at night. On the
i%d of February, after he had been in bed SOITIO
time, he was awaiiened by his wife, who said there
was some one certainly in the house. He imme-
diately got up; and with a candle in his hand,
went down stairs; when he had got near the bot-
tom he saw two men in the bar, who were eni-
ployed in turning out his till.; lit distiatly saw the
face of one Of them from their own candle, and that
was Snow. He called—halloo! who's there upon
which they both rushed towards hini, and one of
them, he could not say whom particularly, gave him
a blow on the head, which stunned hint. When lie
refovered they were both gone, and had taken away
his money out of the .till
Henry Mead, an accomplice, said he was one of
the party which set out on this night to .rob the
Prosecutor's house. They broke open the window-
Shutter, and Payne•and Snow went into, the house,
while he staid without-side on . the watch ; they re-
turned to hicri, dud said they had been disturbed, but
,that Rayne had knotked the man 'down with the.
iron -croio which they
_used for breaking into the
house.—Upon reference to his .manntiation before
the Justice, :u
.appe'a'red; that he bad then saidit was
4now, and not Payne, who had struck' the blpw."—
The Jury found SnOW guilty, but acquitted Payne.
They' were agent tried, and both convieied 'oh A
burglary in. a public house at Lewisham, in which
latter case a piece of foreign gold coin, which had
been stolen, was found in the possession of Payne.,
Samuel Marlin,. a baker, in respeclable.circurn•
stances, in the parish of Woolwich, was indicted
for stealing a firkin of butter. The firkin in ques-
tion, along. with 44 others, was ranged at the dome
of a house before they could be housed, aud-tbrea
witnesses swore .to the person of the Prisoner a
being the man who carried away the missing fithip•
But. the Prisoner, independent of his good character,
proved, that at, the time of the. robbery he was is
company with a neighbour all that evening. Mr
Jury immediately found him—Not Guilty.
Rolfe, master of the PriKilla tighter,:
was indicted for steilii,ng 2011,5. of beet„ the ',for
perty of his Majesty:'" The Defendant was car
ployed by the Vidualling Board to carry sotnc
beef to a ship of war. The Officers, having. had*
suspicion that the Defendant <Vetted :the casks,
• went on beard and found one cask had been opeued.
—On searching further, they found some pieces Of
beef. concealed beneath. the deck. The Jury Idea,:
the Prisoner Guiity, and he was sentenced tonal
year's imprisouinant and to hard labour.
.IThe Assizes concluded. Nine prisoners received
sentence of Death, of whoM Payne, Snow, Laid
Mn. fJilly, for an' unnatural oflenee, are Jelt
execution.
London, England, 1808-03-21

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The Characters by
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To -which will be added, the new lusical farce of Who
Wins > or, The Widow's Choice.
London, England, 1808-03-21

conversation which he had had sortie .
the Defendant, Ga ripp that Co-
plestone had made proposals to him to weigh his
hides favourably, if he would consider him, as hii
salary Was not enough to support his family th;it
a&7 -he had lately been surveyed by,twO stranger
• cers; he added,jhe-Was afraid some mistake rhigtit
happen; for Coplestond was an uniteady man. He
also. said that Coplestone had hactiab,Ctif two guitleas
-cif him. The wittteis'sitid he hal4tportectlitis con-
i-::,Ntion to the lloard of 'Excise; and When 'Gant-
mon told it to hitp, he said he was not afraid of
misting him beearsse 'knew that ..the Boad had
used hi,n ill, alludip to his havintsbeeil discharged'.
Mr. LAWES addressed the Jury on behalf of the
Officer, and Mr;GUIISTEY on behalf of the tanner;
and several witnesses, among whcitn was the High
5-11,:titr,.. gave thelatter a. most excellent charade,
'The Jury found them bOth Guilty.
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London, England, 1808-01-13

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 11.--Arrived the A.lrtericaa

Schooner Perseverance, of and from Marblehead'
laden with sugar, bound to L'Orient, but warned of
:the blockade by his Majesty's Ship Gibraltar.
v.,..tirrived the Naiad French Lugger Privateer,
pm% for 14 guns,. one only mounted, with 49
men;ciptured by La Seint. Frigate.
Artived the Haniburgh Brig Henrietta, laden with
wool, from. Bilboa, bound to London,; also the 1,
Euryalut Frigate from the Fleet cruizing oft Cadiz,
with Dispatches.
Sailed the Ponume and Ateiqst Frigates en a

In, Arrived the Portnuese Brig Vincidor, Nuns,
from Pernambuco, laden with indigo, &c. bound to
Lisbon, detained by the Squadron under the cont.
mind of Admiral Sir SIDNEY SMITE.

PORTSMOUTH, JAW. le. —Arrived this day the
Cempiox, FARMER, a Transport, from Buenos
Ayres, last from St. Helena : sailed from Buenos
Ayres 25th Sept. with 214 seamen, marines, and
part of the 71st Regiment, which were made pri-
soners at Buenos Ayres at the time of its re•captur'e
by the Spaniards. Left St. Helena the 17th No+
vember, at which time the Agincourt, of 74 gVel•
and Star Southseaman, were lying there.

Sag this day the Halifax Sloop of War, Capt.
Lord 3. TOWN6IIVID, for Plymouth ; and Hearty
Gun-brig, Lieut. W. WICKHAM, on a cruize:

The Atote Frigate, Capt. LOZING. dropt down
to St. Helen's, with her convoy for Plymouth, and
will sail early to-nu/Tow morning, should the wind
,rontinue
,1 r

L c" LivEßvool., JAN. i Martha Biand,CAPt;
arrived here yesterday in r;.6 days from Vir'
ginia,' and litingir Pipers to the teat Deo:mita,
which contain nothing matetially nevt. The Car
• tain slates tb4t Mr. blurota arrived there the night
before he sailed, bpt that Mr. Rose bad notarrivetd,
nor had he heard any thing of the Ottira Frigate,
other acounts state that he had arrived. The
4)rdcr in Council recalling British swell from Co.
it-eign.service had beep received there.
London, England, 1808-12-07

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NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. s.—Arrived the Portoguesc
Sloop Marie, Capt. Don SANTOS, from Oporto'
laden with fruit; the Prince of Brazil, of gill,
CARTER, laden with wine irid:fruit frotP
Oporto,
bound to Hull ; and the ACiive, of Lynn, NV''lrs'.
with wine wine and cork,,from Oporto, bound to
oro.

Yarmouth.
Sailed a Gun-brig,with a Tleet of light Transport.;
under convoy for Falmouth.
Came into harbour the lievev on
e, of 74 guns, a
1.',14a717072 Frigate to refit.

DOVER, 6.—TheFrench and Russ; l‘feSd •
sengers left this place, at eight o'clock this morning'
for London. The Vessel which brought them sill'

remains.
The 01eron Sloop of War has retaken and sot
the Sloop Prince of Wales, of and from Newhaveui
with sour, captured off Dungeness last night bf
French Privateer. The Captain and Crew adhf3;
voured to escape in their boat, but in doing Wilict'fie
shot was tired from the Frenchman, by which le
Captain was dangerously wounded. There We
four French Privateers off the Ness last night.

DEAL, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Podarg-us, Giorniol
Beagle, and Crocus Sloops of War, from a crujOe'
The Indignant Gun-brig put back with the c°ll.
voy which sailed on Sunday.
The Hope Sloop of War, from Sheerness, o'3
coming down last night, got on shore on the IRA°
but was got off again without damage.

YARMOUTH, REC. 6.—Sailed the Daphne Frigate'
of 22 guns, on a cruize.
off tIIC
Arrived the Cruizer Sloop of Wm. fro fn
lade°
Scaw, where she has made several captures,
with pitch, tar, &c. Also arrived the Bustard Gull
brig and Starling Sloop of War from the B3ltic.avj
Sailed the Africa, of 64 guns, for the Vor°
Vixen Gun-brig.

•••••••••
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Arrived his Je4a-
i(3se
Prig Linnett from off Havre.
London, England, 1808-09-10

4Q(.,;"0.]

THE

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PIZARHO.
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London, England, 1808-09-10

TO T'HE BR ITI 1-f CIIANNBL.

JIY ROBERT BLOOMFIELD.

Roll, roll thy white waves, and enveloped in foam, _ :
Pour thy ticles'sound the echoing shore ; •-- •
Thou guard of Etigldi!d —my country, my home
And my soul shall rejoice in the roar!

Though high-fronted valour may ecow I at the foe,
And with eye,s of defiance aavance,
'Tis thou !last rvpeil'd desolation and woe,:

And the conquering legion. of France.

'Tis good to exult in the strength of the land, .. .
That the 11,w%* of tier youth are in arms;
That tier tight'iong is pointed, her jav'lin in hand,
And arous'ci t,.e rough spirit that warms:

But ne'er way that period of horror be known,..:,
When these hills aint thebe valleys shall feel,
Tire rush ut the phalanx by phalanx o'erthrown,
Awl the bound oi the thundering wheel.

The dread,ciiance of battle, its blood and its roar,

W.ito Lan to his senses to grove ; •
To plant the fudt fiend vn Britannia's own shore,
.Aik, sacred to. peace and to love ? •

Hail glory of A i ',jun Lye, fleets and ye hosts
1 bre_rthe nut the tones,ot dismay:
In valour unquestioned, atilt cover your coasts, -
But may keep the slaughter away.
Thou gain of the ocean, twat stnirst in thy pow'r,
May thy suns Prove'toO'si.Ong to be slaves !
t lei them nut s..Orn in the dark-fated hour, ,
rampart of waves., •

The Ndtioiis have trembled--have cower'd in the dust,
'Even the,AlpS llearu the Conqueror's song,
t Genius of 'Gaul with-unquenchable thirst,
.her eagles resistless along !

And still they advance, and the Nations must bleed,
Then sing, my 'Country, for joy ;
The girdle of ocean, by Heav'n was decreed
To protect what the sword would destroy. „ ,
London, England, 1808-09-10

SALES OP ESTATES, &c.

AIORETON AND NIAGDALEN ,LAVER, IN ESSEX.
- SO CD ,BY AUCTION;

By Order of the Connnissi .ners appointed for the Redemp.
tion and Sate of the L: no Tax nt the County of Essex,
By JOHN BARNARD, •' •
On Saturday, the Ist Day of October, 18 .8,- at Twelve
o'Cloci: at No;-;n, at the Crown Inn, in Clupplog Ungar,
in TWu Lots, •
London, England, 1808-09-10

SPANISh PAPERS.

Ovrino; Ana. 29.—Notwithstatacling our Gel;
zeliq of Saturday annouuces the total evacuation of
Burgos by the. enemy, on, the 20th inst. yet we
learn they have since detached 6,000 ruen to repos-
sess it, ending that Gen. BLAKE was not nearer than'
A.storga. , The Duke Del INFANTADO, and the Eng-
lish DOYLE, had set out from thence 'for
Madrid, on business of great importance. Letters
have-been received here from the latter place,
,which
makdpention of a conspiracy which had been dis-
covered there; the object is said to have been en-

tirelyin favour, of the enemy,. and the means to be
employed 'truly diabol?Cal. A certain Marquis, who
had since been arrested, was at thehead of it. The'
rumours on this. subjc& are, however„gvarions and

'cootradiaory.

From Priestu Santo Maria, we learn, that Du-
PONT and` his Staff arrived there on the 14th instant,
in order to embark for France. During the em-
barkation of thebaggage, which the populace beheld
with the utmost indignation, one of the packages
burst open,' and part of the sacramental plate fell
through it was then no longer possible to restrain
the fury and rage Of the people, who immediately
rushed upon; seized and tore away the whole.
.Du-
koNT hail since had. the insolence to. write to Pon
JAmes MORLAi the ,Governor of Cadiz, to 'demand
restoration of what be and his troops had themselves
stolen .from the Spaniards.
It is reported that th>v English Admiral has refuted
to suffer the French troops to return by sea.
GIJON,. AUG: 30—On the 27th arrived here, un-
. der Convoy of the 4/tio4 Sloop, of War, the Brig
Pally, having on board 5000 stand of arms, 700,000
cartridges, and one million of musket balls, for the
use of the Pattilots'; and on the same day the Iris,
Capt. MANny, arrived from off Bilboa, convoying a
Transport laden with Stores, and intended to have
been 'landed there, if the Enemy had not been in pos-
session of the City. Major RocttE•came in the Iris.
London, England, 1808-06-08

MANCHESTER, .I'v Nx•

• , .
M-
any hundreds of the Weavers deem the (aril
'already held out to be equitable, and wish to return
to their employment. This, however, they are pre-
vented from, dOing by the refrallory -and di:solute
members of their trade, who have allually deprived
the industrious and peaceable Weavers of th shut-
tles.. These poor deluded people, there is too. much
reason to believe, are made the dupes of designing
men : every recent occurrence tends to confirm this
opinion.,
Soldiers are 'miring into Manchester from all
quarters. Three regiments, one of cavalry and two
of infantry, are expelled in a day or two. I pity
the publicans, who are likely to be severe sutTerers -
on this occasion. During the celebration of his
Majesty's Birth-day yesterday', on Ardwick Green,
where the Volunteer Curph fired a feu de joie, a
post-chaise, }vying three prisoners in it from Ash-
ton-Under44ne, and guarded by a party of Inniskil-
len Dragoons, passed into town, and proceeded to
the New Bailey Prison. Seven persons were the
same day brought to that prison from Bury.
A Special Commission is expelled to be appointed
for tr) ing the Prisoners, in -order to' make a striking
and speedy example of tha guilty.
London, England, 1808-04-05

SCOTS lUDICATURk,:f

A Petition was presented by Lord HOLLAND, on
the part of the Magistrates of Arbroath, claiming
for Scotland the privileges of the trial by Jury.—
Ordered to lie on the table.

The Orders in Council Indemnity Bill was then
read a second time, on-which occasion,
Lord LAUDERDALE tool► occasion to congratulate
his Majesty's Ministers on their prudence in adopt-
ing'most of the clauses which he and his friendi
had suggested in the course of the debates on thz
Orders in Council.

Loi-d BATHURST said, that no clauses were in-
troduced into the Bill but such as were necessary
to distinguish between Avkat regarded imports and
expOrts.
The Bill was read a second time,.and ordered to
he Committed on Friday next. _
The Lotto CiiAt4cEt4.ott then delivered his opi-
nion at some length on the Appeal, Hilly. Spence,
and deferred final judgment Until to-morrow.
Adjourned. ,:
London, England, 1808-04-05

ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
'CIIANGI ALLEY, CORNHILL,
EMPOWERhO Uy ACT OF ,PARLIAM ENT,
Pot IN sU RAN C (torn FIRE, and on LIVES;
the GRANT and PURCHASE of ANNUITES: ,
INSURANCES falling due ar Lady-day should
be-
renewed within titreen-days from that period.
• No charge tor-Policies or Indorsements;
Farming Stock insured in one Sum, Kithout an Aver.
age Clause;
A Deduction Maclean all Eire Insurances, out of Lon- •
rdon; and a lap allowed on Life Insuranc.e.
WA RNLI( PHIPPS, Secretary.
Rt/YAL EXtl-lANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, .
M.irch,. rr,013.
PERSONS, whose Annual Premium, fall due on
the rith instant, are hereby infurmcd, that Receipts
arc now ready to be deliver:it:at the Compoy.'s Offices, over
the Royal l..xyliange and in Pali.N li, as well as kly their
fespedive Agents in the I ..;everd, -munt.es; and the Parties
assured are requested to apply for tile: Renewal of their Poli.
CieS011•01- *ore: the 9th or April next, the usual Fifteen
Diyi allowed for Pa) mein, beyond ,he Date of eictiTolicy,
Will then expire

SAMUEL -PENNING, 'jun. Secretary.
Attendance,it given, tlaiiy, at 311(.;:saitl for the As..,
Strranee of Buildings, :Goods, 11lerchanclize, arid. Ships, in
harbour, iiispock, or while Building, from 1..,5s or Damage
by l ire ; and also for the Assurance of, anti grannting Anotn:
ties fm, Lives. , •
N. p. Eire Polielea will be issued free of Expence to the
Assurett, where the Annual Premium amounts t., (s. or up_
Wards.
London, England, 1808-04-05

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

' MONDAY, APRIL. 4.
Thelma) ApvpcATß of SCOTLAND gave notipe,
that he would, on Monday next, move for leave to
bring w a Bill for the better mgulation and prescrva-
t of the Public Records in that country.
The Irish Warehousing Bill was read a thud time
and, passed.
The Wool Exportation Bill Wati read a- Second
time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow.
London, England, 1808-04-05

BIRTHS.

On Friday night, in Spanish-place, Manchester-square,
the wife of ICohert Webber, Esq lof a Son: •'
On the ad inst. at his house, No. 6, Cavendish-street, the
Lady of 1. G. Franctlyn, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Sunday last, the Lady of William Webber, Esq. of a
Daughter: •
Yesterday, in Pall-Malt, Mrs. Goddard, of a Son.

MARRIED.
On Saturday last, John Pearson, Esq. of Upper Clapton,
to Mrs. Rout, widow of the late Mr. Basil Rout, 01 I(°*
chester.

DIBD.
On Thursday last, at Morpith, in his 89th Year, R. Rod.
darn, Esq. of Roddam, in Northutnberland, senior Admiral
of Red.
On Friday last, at Edgware, in the 73d Yeitr of his age, the
Rev. John De Veil;- Bettor of Aldenhani, in-Herts, and Ont.
Of the justices of the Peace-for the. Coo:tura aliddleselt.
On Saturday morning, at her house in Ncwinan.striet,
Mrs. Winston, Wife of the Proprietor of the Little Theatre,
in the-Haymarket. • 7'
On Sunday last, at her house in Wjpipole.street, Mrs.
Pentonr aged 65.
The same day, at 'his house, Highbury.place, Islington,
Nathan Basevi, •Esq. late of Bather-square..
Yesterday morning, Mr. john Lambert, of rorohill.
On Wednesday the 3oth uit. at Fort Pitt, near Chatham*
in the isd year of his age, after a most painful Illness of four
years' duration, James Wilkie,' Esq. lateSuri;con t'f the
Royal Flintshire Militia;
On Thursday the 17th ult. aged 6t, John Gash, shepherd
to Mr. Toynbee,, of Waddington, near Lincoln. fie left
Mr. Toynbee's house in, good health in the morning, but:
about tive in the afternoon, was found tying dead in the shejtv
herd's hut. - ;
A few dos ago, at 'South Shields, Mrs. Dennison, &xi
was scorched to death, her foot slipping when she was ittir
-the fire, so that she tell into it. .
Lately, at Whitby, !Ors llosman. Her linsharn! hivebeen long and Ins dissolution hourly -expected, 'site bid
-begun to nuke preparations kir that event, when.she Was hei-
self arr.rated by the hand, ut. -Death, and exp;red sifter a -1;:w
.bnurs illness.
,Her,hustsand died °Tillie day she bas. qulitd.•
Ij

!
London, England, 1808-04-05

~'

SHIP NEWS...
CRAVIUND, /trim V.
Phased by—the Thom.s. Holliday, Union, Stapleton,
Alert, 'Long, and the Mars, Brine,: from Gotrenburgh.
Sailed—the-Minerva, brine, for Cottenhorgh,; fortitude,
Rand, for St. Kitt's ; fame, %Villiams, for,(l,l,braltar;
ta, Robins, and the Primrose, Rais, for Malta.

`:
London, England, 1808-06-30

CEYIIONI

Mr. MARTIN wished to know In what manner
the sums granted for the serrlee of the bland of
Ceylon were accountedloc. • •
Alter a short conversation between Mr. Martin
and Mr. Htlikisson, 'it • was ordered on the motion
of Mt. Martin, that there be laid befUre the Miose
an Account of the' MOLliet issued t', Win. Huskis-
son and Courtenay, Esqrs.. as Agents for the
Island of Ceylon, or otherwise, for the service, of
said Island, froni the year 170'w the present time.

' Mr. CREEVEY gavEjnotice, that as no part of Mr.
pordycu's debt to the public 'had been liquidated
within the last tlOee years, he should, nkt
call the attention of the House to that subjea.
A Message from the Uirds informed the Home
their Lot:dships had agreed to the Jail, the
Woolwich Water, the Southern Whale itviltery, the
Tower Hamlets Indemnity, MiDouall's E,tate, the
Irish Vote of Credit, the Ceee Customs, 11:Xvkc
Duty.lledwition, the Spirit Import buty, the 8 1!•.:
Duty, the Six Millions Exchequer Bills, the floti•
Bag, the Irish Spirits' poty,' the Seatne.nisEueoe.
ragement; the 'Madeira and Bra-pl Pastne, the
Cinque Ports and the Privately Stealing Bills, withnot
.any amendment, as also the Danish Prize Bill, w it h
an amendment, and the Scotch Local Militia BA
with several amendments, in which they desired tile
concUrrencevf.that House.
London, England, 1808-06-30

Mit. ALEX. DAVISON.

• -Lcird A. H t wro u • rose dq 0.11: a question to. t!c
Right Hon. Gentleman opposite (the Chancellor of
the Exchequer), on a subject to which he had. long.;
since called the attention of thp +tense, and the-pre.'
secution kif.whiQh 14 -; • liod • relinquished. in onn4e.._
queue of an assurance to him and to the public,i
that the.proper steps ,were in train for. procuriol;:
justice to the:imblic. The subjetalte alluded to was,
the .matter of one.ofthe Reports of the' Commissicn.
ens of Military Inquiry respeClinvhe conduct of
Alex. Davison. It was now nein: nr.milis mince .
he•had received that assurance on this head, nod yvt
all the Housoarpresent knew was,, that an Inquiry
.had been instituted, And it • was. Mani!eit very greet
irregularities, to say the least, had lveett cornintitc-0..
The question lie had to pi 'was 'to ascertain by-the
answer to what extent, the • measures which might.
have been.. more desirable to resort •to had been
were a4ted. upon. It the answer should notTrovas.
satisfa&ory to him, he should feel it his duty, in -
• early part of next session, to bring the s ibj.l,l in so
shape or other before. the House. -He h eat bi.t
-more observation to acid to what had heel) sLiteil,
and which' was rather of a
,nature personal AO
self. • It hack been' intimated to. him front se,cral •
quarters, that if he had'oof taken the matter up its
would have beenin the hands of others wit) would 3..
not have lost sight of : it, and consequently, be lveticf'
bound •to bring it under ,the • consideration of .t!. e
, • •

The CHAVCBLLOR of the ,Excultauf.a could not,.
have the smallest objection to the produdion.of
information on the subject of the Inquiry to 'which'
the Noble Lord had alluded: The Noble Lord could
not. be'unaware that a Parliamentary Commission
had been appointed, to whom the whole. of Mr.
Davison's accounts had been referred. That Co it-
hadfrom time toitneynatle Re.p e orts on th..
subjea of inquiry entrusted to them, to tau
sun, which - regularly submitted.. those Renoir-,
the Law Advisers of the Crown for their opinion.
whether a civil or crimin.ll process should be tumid-
ed upon them. It appearect upon some of them that
the inquiries were nut sufficient ; Upon -others, 'on:
the contrary, it was .considered that a legal detnand
existed on the part of the nation to be recovered by.
civil process, and in every such case, application had-
been made to the party, as is customary private,
transactions, for payment of the sum demauded;
before the commencement of a civil suit, with Iliree-
-00113 in case of non-compliance with the application
to resort to legal process. As
.the inquiries wert.
still in prosecution, the Noble Lord might, in the
next Session, if he desired infortnation upon the so-
jeal, apply to the Treasury, and he had no doubt
business would then be in such a state
.as to.allow
of the whole proceedings, bring lsid
meet. For the present he was sure the Noble Lord
would not expett him to explain: fart her, but of this
he could assure the Noble Lord, that t he. subject •16d
never been lost sight of by his Majesty's I‘ltuisterc
London, England, 1808-06-30

EAGLE INSVRANCE COMPASY.

'VIRE, ANNUITIES; LIFE,:--Capital, TWO
MI LLIONS.-01lice, Conan!), London.—Advantages
to Insurers with this Company • Payment of Rent in tase of
-ficrease of taremcum. Manage by Lightning
made good. No Charge for Policies, Indorsements, A Itera-
tions, or Surveys. A Commission of 51. per Cent, allowed
on Shipping Insurance.
. Abatements on Country Insurances from 101. to 01. per
Cent. upon the Premium; and from ai to is pa Cent. upon
the Duty. -
Farming Stoat insured without A verage Clause.
The Company's Terms for Life Insurance are evally li-
beral; and possess very superior claims to public patronage.

HOPE FIRE AND LIFE' OFFICE, LUDGATE-
-111 LL,
For Insuring Buildings, Stock in Trade,. Furniture, flier.
chandize, Agricultural Sto4, I mplements oft I Usbandry,
Ships in Harbour, Dock, or while Building, Vessels, Craft,
Cargo, and Meets of cvwy Description, in Any parr of
the United Kingdom, from I.6ss or Damage by Fire.
Also for Insuring Lies, Granting Annuities, kc. dm dec.
on the most liberal Terins.•

THIS Office is, in its principle, the first of tie kind
ever established, the Capital being raised from a very
numerous body •of Proprietors; ,in S il4 res of so'. each, who
an eneaged to become Insurers of Property against Fire, to
the told amount of their respective Shares.
. Propo.als may he had at the Office -and Insurances by Per.
sons, whose Policies expired at Adsummer, may be ef-
fected on advantageous terms.
Person; limning Property against Fire, at this Office, to
the.amount of moot. are entitled to very peculiar advantages.
All Policies of 3001. and upwards are issued gratis ; also
tor Sums under that amount, when, oWltiled for Three Years
or more.

household Goods under 3001. may be insured without dis.
find a peLitications.
Polijes for an Insurance of Seven Years at one Payment
will ha:e a Discount allowed. of one Year's eremium and
Duty ; and also a proportional Discount for any less term.
No I)cdudions whatever in the Payment of Losses.
Loss or Damage by Fire occasioned' by, Lightning is paid•
by this. Company.
E tpence paid on the removal of Goods in case of fire, and
all I.oss or Damage thereby made good to the Insured.
Charge made for Endorsements.
_ _

A considerable Dednition is'allowed to Merchants on short
period Insurances.
A Brokerage of ~per cent. is allowed on all Shipping In-
surances.

-14iming Stock annually insured at 25. 6d. per Cent. and
shorter-periods in proportion:
Solicitors Brokers, ,and others, allowed a Commission,
on bringing Life Insurances to,this Mice.
,Persons insuring Soot. on their own Lives,.are entitled to
advantages not to be obtained in any other Office.
-Agents are appointed in most of the cities and towns in
the puited Kingdom.
By Order of the Dire6ors
'WILLIAM BURY, Clerk.
•
Boilks containing the Tables of Rates of Premiurni, with
every particular respeding Lite Insurance, &c. may be Iht(
-at int Othvci on application to Mr, St. Croix, A.duary to
the Lite Department.
London, England, 1808-06-30

I!ICTUALLING.OfFICZ,

Jane 29, 'Mr
•
COMMISSION.PMfor PICTUAL LING
-11- 1113 MAJESTY's NAPY do Sere/ygive Notice, That
on Thursday, !he 7th'of July next, they will he ready to receive
Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), •and treat for Two Hundred
Tons of IVIUSC (WAD() SUGAR, to be answerahitio•Sans.
ylrt to be produced with the Tenders, to he delivered in tbe.origi-
nal at the rate of from Seventy to .Tons per
Week, into Hit Majesty's • rid:tailing Stores at Deptford ; and
to he paid for by 8111repqyable, with Interest, nine 6, 43: ,deer
date.

The Conditions of the Contrail may ift seen at the Seereta's
.Office.
No regard will he had to ay Tender In which tbe Price shall
not he insetted ilt nvords at length, or that :ball not be delivered to
the Board Infore One o'clock on the said Thtectday, the of
'any next, nor' unleir the Person tt.bo makes the nada, or so ne
Perron on his &bad, attends, to answer, when called fop.

• This Day was published,
In Crown Bvo. price les. 6d. boards,.
PECIM ENS of ENG LIS II DRAMATIC
P 0 KT'S, Who lived about the Tirneot SHAKSP LA RE ;
with Notes.

By CHARLES lAMB. •
Primed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, Pater-
1103ter- row.
London, England, 1808-04-02

rittpAy, APRIL 1.

the Snaittris of the City of London presented
two htitions•from the Lord Mayar,, Aldermen, and
Common Council of the City of London the first
against the Bill for Building a Bridge over the Thames,
at Vauxhall, whiCh was, ordered- to lie (wale table
till the second reading of the Bill;, and the latter
upon. the subjeat of the Measure for Preventing the
Grant, of Places or Ottces in Bevergion, which was
also ordered to lie on the table, on the motion of Sir
Caattizrs Plilei, atter a feW observations from Mr,,
Alderman Coman. •
London, England, 1808-04-02

PUBLIC NOTARIES.

Tiaile was given to bring in a Bill to amend the
Atiof the .4 list of the King,.for the better regulation
of Public. Notaries, by • allowing Solicitors and At-
toctike:t4Efigiand to practice as Notaries, except in
the City of Loudon, and within three miles distance
front that'City.
London, England, 1808-04-02

LONDON PETITION.

The Duke of NotiFOLk presented the Petition
t`Vom the. Corporation of London (agreed to on•
Thursday in Common Conncil),.which was read by
the Clerfc., The Noble Duke observed; that this
Petition had been agreed to. unanimously, at one
of the fullest meetings of the Common Council
ever known, and moved that it do lie on the table.
—Ordered.
COTTON-JESUIT'S BAI(K.
on the second reading of the Cotton Prohibition
Bill,

The Earl of LAUDERDALE said he did not
mean to debate the Bill in this stage, but he could
not let this opportunity pass of declaring his entire
dissent to this measure, which he considered as cal-
culated, to injure deeply the trade of Ameri6, with-
out any adequate reason ; as inefficacious, if: viewed
as an ati of, hostility,, and as tending to give a
species of poWer to Ministers touch more danger-
ous than any influence of the Crown at pre3eat
in existence, by enabling them to deal out to fa-
voured
,indivicivals the privilege of trading in this
article.

The Bill was read a second Cane and.committed
for /41orklay.
On the second reading of the Jesuit's Bark Prohi-
bition Bill,

The Earl of PARNLEY and Lard IioLLANn took
the dpportunity of expressitig their di3sent to these
measures, without meaning to debate them now, it
beipg uncterstobd, that the debate was to take plaos
In another stage of the Bill.
Earl BATituns.r stated, that it ..was intended to
move the committal of these Bills on Monday, and
the third reading on Thursday. .

Lord HOLL4ND said, it was passible he might
!lave a Petition to present to bo heard in the Com-
mittee.

Lord HA W K ESAU RY observed, it would be compe.
sent for the Noble Lord to make any mot ion he might
think tit, with respect to the farther progresi of the
Bill, at present it was intended to go into the torn-
mittee on Monday.

The 'Bill was read a second time and committed
for Monday, as was also the cotton Duty Bill.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

1
London, England, 1808-06-06

RIVINGTON's CONTINUATION of the ANNUAL

-7
F4C.I ISTE .
This Day was published,
In One very'large Volume, price, in boards, r6S..

-['HR ANNUAL REGISTER, or a View of
• I , the lti.tury. .aird Literature, for the. Year
1794; and also thelot the Year IBo2,'Wite 1&s.
beu.g the be‘outl otla New Sities, cotto:itch% with the
pres,iit Century . • '
Priord tor F, C. and 1.-Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's
Church-Yard: sold also oy the Booksellers in all the
pal Towns.

Of wham may be had,.
1 The Annual itesister, f r the Years 1791, 1792, and
t 7,3, prlee in boards 21. bd. Also,
Anuuaj Rexister, tor the Year tBot, being the first of
the New 'cries, price in boards 15s.
'And o General index .to the Annual Register, from the
Year. .75S to 1792, both iilCAU:itye, riec boards 145. or
- .
The Second Volume, containing the Index, from 1781 to
1792, may be had he otAt t.
N. 13. The Volumes' for 1795 anti 1863 are in the Press,
and will appear-early in the winter.
London, England, 1808-06-01

pronounced. No countryman
the tovitr, tioft tranger,C Shall be inolAtdd
.ad-
. count of the peeoarify.his_, dressk and still
lets tbe Eccleshistics .1 he carriers • employed in
he 6. t, f 1 ' co. provisions to- the town, shall itencetor.
r 0 i
waru,be subject to no vexation, or detention .of their
.carriages or, mules. Every individual who shall have
inst'complaints to make, onaddressiogiiinseg to the
Judge of Police, -may rest assured, that. he NVill on
the same day obtain full justice and reparation for
whatever datnage he may iiave sustained. As to
the ,luleteers, who are likewise employed iii
bringing provisions to town, and who 4enerally stay
there a .tew. days,only half of their cattle shall
-ti,•ttitnre tie put in regixisition, even- under the inoat
'urgent necessity; and in bo case shall they be.de--
tamped -longer , than three or four days, filr which
they shall be paid at the prices alreadY given out.
Orders shall be given at those gates of the toiVn,
where carriers have
.sutitiwed arbitrary , detentions,
in order to be searched and stripped of their arms,
that this. abuse, be in. future prevented. But it is
also necessary to repeat. the order against intro-
ducing tire-aruts, or other prohibited: weapons into •
the -city;. they :ought always to be deposited at
the gate. . • •
" Given at the Palace, by. order of the Supreme
Junta of Government, May 5, 1808. • '
TheCompte CAsA VALENCIA, Secretary."

ROMS, APRIL gB.—The Senator:LUCIEN EVO-
WAPASTR, quitted Rome on the 14th of this
month, to repair to Florence, wher=e, it is un-
derstOcx?, he- descended first at the Black Eagle,
and afterwards settled •in the • Hotel Ximenes,
where Otneral VioataLLA lodged.. fills Holinesi
persists still in .the same disposition with resped
to the concessions which have been required
of him. Towards 'the end of the last mouth-his
Holiness addressed, through his Secretary, of State,
a Circular Letter to all the Cardinals who.had re-
ceived orders to quit Rome, expressing his grief,
on being infprn3ed of the order given by-the .Frenett ,
General to so many members of the Sacred Cuhite
to quit lume within three days. , '
Though this piece had been seat to the Cardinals
het re their departure, it did nut pr,:vent 'wine of
them from going voluntarily to the oaces , wined
OUI to than.

PARIS, MAY. 20.--.-On the, 16th inst. the Kiog
and Queen of Spain arrived with their bui 'at
botirdettux. The guard of honour, as well as the
ctYil and military. pu,ver,i, ►
wviit out to trivet
.Maiesiies,.and aucuiti,,anied th the I'lllAin-a
PalJue, where tiie h.,..g anti Q:it:01
MApßin, Al.ky t military preparations at
Sr. Roene tithe, b., o. IQ every day greater.
OrJeri have been bolt to ail the ports to hasten the
equipment ut the Alvii ot War. The disorder of
Our finances is ihtiund all CUlteeplion ; but'a-loan
vvaa indispLnsibt.., and the books have'been filled
almost as soon as they were opened.
London, England, 1808-11-25

GIBRALTAR, OCT. 15.

His Majesty's Frigate linperieuse brings
intelli-
gence, that five French Frigates and one Transport;
with troops, have effected their escape from Toulon
Roads. The Spanish papers have taken notice of
the almost unaccountable forbearance Of a numerous
body of 'French troops, whO, during a stay of four
months in, ihe famous monastery of the Escurial,
have contented themselves
.With largely drawing'
upon the stores of the cellars, &c. &c. of that opu-
lent community, without plundering the immense
riches which are deposited in its extensive build-
ings. The true cause of that'. astonishing Modera-
tion probably is, that King JOSEPH, intending to
keep the Escurial to himself, had directed it to he
respeCted; and that,, when he found out that he
must give up the monastery together with the Capi-
. tal of Spain, the- troops which were quartered in the
former had no time to plunder what they had hi-
therto been compelled to spare.
OCTOBER 17.—This morning the Parthian Brig
arrived with dispatches from Lord COLLINGWOOD,
off Toulon, for England. She states, that the five
French Frigates which have escaped fiotn Toulon,
are blocked up in the harbour of St. Fiorenzo, in
Corsica,. Their object was to throw supply into
Barcelona. A Spanish Frigate and . Sloop of War
passed this place yesterday„ from Cadiz to Catalo-
nia, having arms and money on board tor the Spa-
nish troops in that province.—Prince LtorAitri And
his suite return frotn,this-place to Sicily on the 26th
of this month, on board of the 'Renown, which is
now fitting up hi the New Mole to receive 'bis
Royal. Highness. Every thing appears -to' go on
most prosperously in Spain. No part of the 'na-
tional enthusiasm has abated. The Supreme Board
_of Government is finally arranged, and universally
obeyed and acknowledged.
London, England, 1808-11-25

/ROM CORRES POLITICO Y LITTIMARIO DE

S9LAMANCA, NOV. 12.

'Among all the letters we have read from different
'pikes in the vicinity of hicia our armies are posled,
We have not seen one which does not highly ptaise
the prariotistn and fidelity of the people.. Our
valiant- troops follow the enemy in view on -the
banks of the Ebro waiting an opportunity 4,Fain to
engage the cowardly bands of the new Attila,
whose arms have not yet been able to do us an
injlry. On the 25th of last..mcinth the troops.
quartered in Logrono
_celebrated the arrival of,their
valiant and worthy General in Chief, Senor CAS-
TANOS.. The French, who were on thepther side of'
the river, believing that the sound they heard, pro-
duced by the most lively satisfaelion and joy, pro-.
ceeded from some other Cause,. thinking to surprise
us, attacked.the city with increased forces, but the
dispositions of. General CASTANOS were so well and
promptly taken, that though a_ brisk and continued
fire was kept upon us till the 26ti),me'did not lose a
single man, Whereas, by the relation of an Officer,
the field was covered with enemies General CAS-
TANOS in.niediately took possession of Nakla and
Avelda.

General BLARE, in like manner, on the heights of
SornoSa, not' only observes, but follows and kills
many of the epenly. His army there, 'according to
the account of one of his Captains, .mounts to more
than 25,000 men.

STATE OF THE SPANISH FORCES.
. The tbllowing statetnent of our forces which we
,have received, from a person well acquainted with
the subjed, appears to tis well deserving to be pre-
sented to the Pubkc
London, England, 1808-11-25

PORTUGff!:SE P.,IPTETI3.

LIST OF THE REGIMENTS GONE WITH SIR JOHN

MOORE raom LISBON.

ath Sight Dragoons.
The Ist Battalions of the zd, 4th, sth, bth, gth, 200, 2gth'

32d, and 47. d loot. . •
The zd Battalion of the 431 d, and the Ist Battalion of the jza

Foot. ,
ight pragool-4452t1 F its t Battalios
of 71st ditto, 79th ditto, 4ist ditto, 9zd aitto-95th
one Battalion, stit Company-195th ditto, ad Battalion, 4th
Company: '
ist Light Battalion King's German Legion—zd ditto ditto--
two Companies of flux Staff Corps. ditto,

LIST OF THOSE IN LISBON•

9th root, zd Battalion- z7th ditto, 3d Batfatioß-29th di".
Battalion7:3'st aitto, zd Battalion.
Ist Line Battalion of King's German Legion;at Alcantra.
ad Ditto at St. jultens,
6th Ditto,. s_Coinpanies at Carceas. :
sthLine Battalion of the Kit.g's German Legioot and the
7th Ditto, at Beller'''.

LIST OF THOSE IN OPORTO.
Firs\ Battalions at 45th, Sad, and 97th foot.
At Elvas—othltegiment. •
LIST OF SHIPS IN THE TAGUS.
Hibernia, Sir C. Cotton Lively
I
Audacious Comus
Plantagenet Undaunted
Ganges Myrtle
Resolution Nautilus. • -
Nymph
(116
LISBON, Nov. 12.—The manner in which a
voluntary contributions for the public service an
support of the War with France continue to be ma"
evince the generous spirit of the Portuguese, an
their determination. never to submit to the 0436
yoke •of ,the Corsican Despot. Among °tile
Noblemen of- the first distinaion, Count 913
REDHs/HA, as Representative of the:House of
Marquis of POMBAL, has .subscribed 4000 Pail ree
per annum, as long.as the war lasts.—(Lisbon Ga.
=tie, Nov. 12.)
LISBON, Nov. Royal Board of CO!
relive Police has issued the following decree
". It being in legal evidence before me, that TqF
DE OLIVEIRA, BARRATO FRANCISCO, AZEv Ev0
and Louis' DE ATTARDE, illuminated tWi.-
houses in celebration of the unfortunate day whiP.
i e
had established in my 'Kingdoms the extel„gl,-I,:c
Government formed by the common enemy'
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which was. suppressed, on the lgt of February .9it
being desirous to remove the scandal which
provokes universal indignation, I herewith ("311-.5
that the first shall be confined in one of the jail's of °it
residence-town, for a term of' two months; od
the expiration thereof, banished my kingdoms 011
dominion ; - and that the latter shall leave this tos'llll