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London, England, 1808-04-01

• ACTED BUT ONCE,
THEATRE ROYAL, ottuttY-LANE,
J7O-111ORROW ~KVENING,' April 2, 1868,
will bt performed
• • THE WORLD.

Tbe Characters by
Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER.
• Mr • WKOUGI-ITON, Mr. NIATHEWS,
'Mr. PALMER, ,yr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL,
'Mrs. I.OkOAN, Mrs. POWELL,
Miss BOYCE, Miss MNAGE.
The Prologue torbe spoken by Mr. DE CAMP,
• And. the EpiJogue by Mr. ELLISTON. ,
w rrn

THE DESERTER.
Henry, Mr- KELLY ;
Skirmish, Mr. BANNISI ER ;
Louisa, Mrs MOUNTAIN ;
Jenoy, Mrs. BLAND ;
Margaret, Mrs., l'iltkTTOcKS ;
li.Aet 11. will be introduced Military Manoeuvres, the Dead
• March, and the CeremOnY used in Shooting a Deserter.
Boxes 6s. Second Price.-3)<,..-Pit 35. 6d. Second Price as.—
Galiery as. Second Price is,U,pper -- Gallery is: Second
Price od.—No Money to be returned. • ' •
Places for the Boxes to be takeli of Mr. Spring, at the Box
-
Office, It ussell-street.

The Doors to be opened at Half pass Five, and begin at
Half past Six.
A new Grand Ballet of ACtion, which has been some time
in preparation, will bo, produced-T.4.a few days.
. ,
gr.- •

TfII:ATRE ROY \l. COW NT-GARDEN.

- -
virCVNIORROW EVENING, April*. 2, 1808,
11 will be polorrntd . .
THE MERCHANT OF, VE-NICE.- •
bp.ssanioi Mr. C, K EM !IL E ;
Antonio, Mr. Pt) E ;
Shylock, COOK tF;
Gobbo,„ Mr. EMEkY
Launcelot, Mr. EN;
Portia, Miss SMITH
lessicJ, ' Mist 130

After which (second Mile), a Tragic, Comic. Pantoriiiinic,
GalainAtlihis, called ~
BONIFACTO AND BiIIDGeTINA •
3

Or, The 1(1,1,:nt c t Inc Hermitage ; or, The. Windmill Tur-
ret; or, The Speitreot the North-East Gallery!
With a PRELUDE. . •

Sir Hildebrand (Knight of the Hermitage), Mr. SIMMONS;
Bonitacio (his Nephe4v), Mr. BLANCHA.KI ° •
' Poignardo (Lieutenant of Banditti), Mr. TAY I.OK ;
And the Baron Sicripandos (a revined Wizzard, and Captain
of Banditti), Mr. FARLEY ;
Babet ( Mistress ortonifacio), Mrs. L I STON ;
Bridgerina (Wife otlionitacio). ',Mrs. GIBBS ;
Village Lasses. the Misses A DANIS.
,Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is.
--Gallery,zs. Second Price ts.-- Upper Gallery ts: Second
Price 6d. N'o Mimey to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken :of Mr. Ilundon, at tine.
Box-ollica, in Hart-street.
.The Doors to Lie opened at Half.past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.
The new Grand Comic Melo- Drama will be repeated every
Evening tilt further notice.
London, England, 1808-04-06

IN HATCIIETT'S

Atiltz ite c,,,frri,tge_goici. of the breadth of 2.1 feet,.
extend west ward, over :hr sau n end or r t.;teCperv.444-
from the west end of an ancient Luse, trading trom the Pub-
lic Carriage Road towards FAsisee and St Albans, to ancient
inclosurei belonging to George Clarke and Francis Dancer.

TO AND AN GRESNIIILL MIDDLE FIELD.
One other Pi ivate Carrine Road; of the breadth of 3o feet',
branching out of thu 4,,nbltc Carriage Road leading towards
Elstree and St. Alban's, at Greenhill Green, and extending,
in an eastward direction to,ine west end of a Lane leading be-
tw'een ancient I nelosures belonging to the Hei,s of thy late
George fiemink, E4g to Greenhill Middle Field, and from
thp eamend of the same Lane, eastward, over the south side of
the said Field to an allotment to joint Hoddesdoii._
London, England, 1808-04-06

IN CILELNHILL

One other Private Cirtiage R. ad, of the breadth of z; feet,
branching nut of the Public Carri,ige Road leading tow4rds
lilstree and St. Albans, at Greenhill Green. and extending
eastward, between all otruent'S to M ary Bonsey :in Lord North,
ivielt, to an an.leat Lane leading towards liannet's Field.

IN KENTON GREEN.

. One other Private Iv- Road, of the breadth of 21 feet,
branching our of rite Public Carriage Road in Kenton Green,
and cittending northward, over the West tide of the said
Green, to an ancient inclosiire belonging to lohn M4Alaster
and the teal of a Lane:leading into Kenton Little Field..
One other. Private Carriage Road, and in part a Public
Footway, of the breadth of •zo feet, branching out of the Pub-
lic Carriage' Road •in 'Kenton Green, and extending in a
southward. direaion, over the seidt.; rren, to ancient I nclosures
belonging to the Keepers and Uovernors of Harrow School
and the Exucutors of the late !ohm Bean.
London, England, 1808-04-30

DV, LIN; APRIL :6.

On Friday a Meeting, of the Propietors' of the
'MIA of Ireland was held at their new room in' the
liouse of Lords, to receive Pram the Directors an ac-
t'ount of their negociation with GovernMent for
.:I,retiewhl of their charter, and an'extension of their
Stock ; When 'it:appeared that the Governors had
discharged- their must in the premises with the ut-
most fidelity and zeal, and bad obtained the conces4
,ion desired. ;The- Proprietory. appsoved and con-
armed the act of the Governors and Directors; and
Mien several Proprietors bed retired, and it was sup,.
posed the business was complete, Mr. PYM proposed
tt, annex to the agreement • with 'Government-as a
,:ondition, that that clause of the Charter which pre-
eludes Itomatiists from being Directors, should be
rescinded, or in the renewed Charter omitted.--But
after some discussion, the motion was withdrawn.

The LORD PaovosT of Edinbtugh, on Thursday
4:ist, gave a splendid dinner to Lieutenant-General
V iscount ;CATHCA.RT,: COOllll2Oder of his Majesty's
Forces in North Britain. The Earl of BuCliAti, the
'LORD CHIEF 'BARON, the Hon. Major CATHaART,
the Sheriff-Depute of the County,, and most of the
jirincipal Magistrates were present. During the
eourseOf the-entertainment the LORD PROVOST de-
livered, to Lord CATHCART a gold- box of great va-
hie and extinibite workmanship, voted by the City of
Edinburgh, and containing an, appropriate.. Address•
to 'his 'Lordship. The box was embellished with
the Arms of the City, and had a suitable inscrip-
tion. .The Noble Lord expressed his thanks on the
occasion, and. the day :passed off with festivity and
decorum.
London, England, 1808-04-30

LItP.E.RIAL PAR L LITENII,

HOUSE Oh' PEERS,
FRIDAY, APML,
The Elul of CAIILETOS 104 ale oaths and his
seat.
Mr. Adam was heard for, the Appellants in the
Roxburgh AppL:al. A further hearing. on Mon
day next.
The Irish Criminal Cognizance Bill, And the Irish
Titles' Bill, were brought up-from the Conupous,
and read a first time.
London, England, 1808-04-08

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.

'rtHE PATENT CAM P BEDSTEADS, Furni-
-11 tviattrasses, acid Bedding complete, are very respeet.
fully recvvitnended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable
and superior' to any others Made in London 1, Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved Principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Bats, and Chains, tor on Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, anti Patent Brass.tocrew Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
MORGAN and SAN DE KS's

. Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. r 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan , and Sandert's New-inventat • imperial Dining
t ables. allowed to be the most conplete and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a box
but ten Inches deep.
N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware-
novve.

OCTAVO ErwrioN: OF MRS. CARTER'S ME-
MOIRS AND WORKS; •
•
This Day Was published, '
Han:lsomely printedin Two large Volumea ittimaids,
as. the Second Edition a •
MEMOIR nofS of the lan MRS. LUZ:Ir
CAR:Ft:: R, with a New L.-Alai...a of her Poesne...
including sonic whictihave neverappeared beton ; to Wnith
Will be added SCUM Miscellaneous EsSays in Prose, togethor
with her Notes on the bible. and Aosiwsrs to Objettiops con-
cerning the Christian I cl,gbion. '
liy.lhe 14v. MON rAG u PENNINGTON,
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Edition. handsomely pointed on a nria paper, priece un
boards. al. as. —Also a new, Edition, in Two Volumes, ivri.
of Mrs. Carter's Translation, from ale Original Greek, of the
Works of Epittetus ; price, in boards, t6s. •

„,.
NI CHOLSON'i ENCYCLOPEDIA.
To be Completed in the Year tfloS.
This Day was published, in tivo. price tos. 6d. each,
PARTS, I. 11. and W. of •
SHE BRITISH .ENCYCLOFEDLA.; 'or Die-
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Vsew of the present Improved Stand of Relish
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By WM. NICHOLSON,
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London, England, 1808-04-08

POPE'S WOKICS—NEW EDITIONS.
This Day was publiskted..' •

LEGANTLY Primed in Ten Volumes,. 049 av
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and others. To which are added, now first published, some
original Letters, with additional Observatious, and Menu,irs
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EXPF.RINIENTAT, 1)1111.(!SOPHY.

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In Two Volumes i2mO, illuirratAl by '35 superior Engray.
ins, price 135. in hoards, and 14s. htnind and lemma,.
POPULAR. LECTURES do EXPERIMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMI, and CHEMIST-
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1".:4... f Plentamiselew
Mlr".ll::ittiKlees:lltdcolinlepa:rdirdihctofft.l44;o.milaw:l•ll. H: again
• adverted-10 the itsirortance oft he Bill to the People,
and .the duty ofithe,fiouse,to_urtiptain it. He was,
most anxiout.lor she rights of (Lie People, but he
was equaliTy Kcy 17(4 the lionottr of the' Sovereign,
which was Materially implicated and compromi-ed
by tile oinht..; his Majesty's Ministers". had pursued:.
Mr. F. SmiTtt said a few words, the subifance of
which we could not coiled..

-.- The-EA:ink was then filled up, as proposed by gr,
Ba itkes. •

The proviso for granting to the Judges, eic. reset*
Minus similar to those attic Crown, Mr. Binf.as
proposed- to extend to Bisliops and Archbishops,
which, lifter t. short conversation, in which Mr. K.
MARTIN' and Mr. W. &mita participated,' was
agreed trs.
Varions verbal amendments were made in the Bill,
and the House having been testi:lied, the report was
ordered to he received to-morrow..

. .
Mr. Wurrn-acAo gave notice, that tiq the Ann.
Gentlemen opposite persisted it, their silence on the,
suhje&, he would persevere in his original inten-
tion, and move to-inOrrow such :iterarions the
Bill, as would restore it preci,ely to the state in'
which the last Bill quitted the Horse tor the House
of Lords.

The S2EAKER apprised the Hon. Gentleman, that
such a prouo,nion would be contrary to the course of
Parliatneiltary proceeding.
Mr. WHITBREAD then intimated, that. be should
propose to make the Bill literally different from the
thongh. substantially
.t he 6,11T3e.
Tlic Sru.tkErl still declaring, that it was irregular
to make such a proposition. _ _

WHyraiii.tp. • stilted, that he woold probubly
move to extend the limitation -to a. term or ninety-

nine years.
After a few additional words from the SPEAKER,
. Mr. WHITBREAD expressed 'his deire., that the
Hon. G.iratleman would postpone the teception at
the Report until Monday, to give time for a due con-
sideration of the meSt'etfeaual steps for the. attain..
inentpf his obje6l.
Mr. Bmixes replied, thatsi the .subfeti was one
of:great public interest, and one which had excittd
considerable public, at4ention, lie was anxious that
the Bill should 'proceed wit►t as little delay as possi.
ble. The Hon. G-ntlematt might submit any
Amendments that he thought proper on the' third
reading:
..
Mr. WHITBREAD said, that he would prepare
himself with *Some suitable Amendments tor to-
morrowi ay he had determined .not to allow the Bill
to pass.. through another stage,- Withont subtifitting
to the House bis.opinion.on the• subject.
London, England, 1808-04-08

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RAND CITY LOITEIIY of FREEHOLD
HOUSES, dischargeti of LAND-TAX. ,Cto4,oao
Value in Capital Prizes.
Twenty Thousand Tickets; to be Drawn in Guildhall,
April 26 t h .

LIST of CAPITAL PRIZES, with the Value ofeaeh.
Grand Hotel, No. 9, Skinner-street, - - 25,000
No. 2.4; Skinner-street - . - 7:000
No., 43, Ditto . - ,-- . - . 6,000
No. 45, Ditto - . - - - , 6,000
No. 5, Pickett.strect - - - - . 6,000
NO. 7, Ditto . - - .- ' 6,000
NO. s 7 Skinner-street. .. - . ~ . 4,000
No. zr, Ditto - - - - " 4*ooo
No. 41, Ditto ' . .. .
• - 4,000
No. 8, Ditto • - . - . • - - ' - 4.000
No. 4, Ditto • 4,000
No. to, Plckett-street - - - ' 4,000
.
N.i. 15, Ditto ' - - - 4,000
No. IS, Skinner-street - - ,- 3,000
No. 40, West Side of Snow-hill - - . 3, t•oo
No. 45. Skinner-street - - .
.3,000
No. 48, Ditto . - - . -
,3,000
No. 49, Ditto - . -
' - , 3,0• K•
No.
No. 4, Pickett-street. `.-. ,„ ~. 3,0 Y)
No. 22 Skinuer.street
• - - • a0.k.0
blaking-toothcr the Sum of 104,0042.
The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and
there is•no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the
Property will be very considerably increased in value. Of-
ters have been •T ade trom va'ious prisons to purchase several
of the Houses at the Om they are estimated at, and it is
proposed that those Prizes which arc divided into small shares
shall be sold, anti the Produce paid to the Shareholders ac.
cording to their respeaave Shares.
Present Price: Ticket. ,C 7 19 o
Half - - - £4 4 0 1 Eighth - - ,CI 2 0
Quarter - . 2 3. o Sixteenth - 0t I o
Tickets and Shares arc selling at all the Offices.

'1 II ID A 17, APRIL 8,-, 1808.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in two Volumes, and adorned with Twelve
Engravings, from Piaines by Mr. Fuseli, price rss• in
boards ; k ew on larger paper, price tl. 4sc J. New Edi»
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0B E R,O N; a Poem : from the German of
WIELAND.

By. WILLIAM SOTREI3Y, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
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London, England, 1808-11-16

NAVAL NE W

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 15.—Arrived his Majesty's
Ships, Jupiter,• Capt. BAKER,; Nide; Capt. J. W.
LOIIING ; StiltirdMiS, Capt. W. GRANGEF, from the
Coast 'of Spain ; also the Hardy, Lieut. J: BUTTON ;
and. the .dlpliea Cutter, from a cruizq; Speedy.,
BAZIN, from Guernsey; Lively, WEEKS, from Ha-
vre-de-Grace ; Lady Howe, SPRAGGS, from Water-
ford ; and the Two Sisters, ADAMS, from Neith.
A rumour is prevalent here, said to have been
brought by the above ships of war, that an engage-
ment has taken place between General 'BLAKE'S Ar-
my and' the French ; the latter were 15,000 strong,
the Spaniards only 8,000, who suffered a defeat,
with the Ross of 3,000 killed. We do not know
what credit is to be attached to this news, but merely
state it as the prevailing report.

YARMOUTH, Nov, 15.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ships Princess Caroline, Censor, and Utile.
Mr. MERRY embarked on board the Alexandria
Frigate under a salute of 13 guns.
Sailed the Calypso.

DEAL, Nov, 15.—Afrived his Majesty's Ships
Stately, from the Westward, Clyde, from a cruize,
and the _Various, from Portsmouth, with a convoy,
which are sailed for the River. Also a Fleet of
Transports,' which remain in the Downs with the
Ships as per last; and several outward-bound Ves-
sels front the River.

Put back the outward-bound, &c. which sailed

yesterday.

We this, day received.Spanith Papers, the contents
of which will be found in a subsequent cohawn..

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses So-
rn lA, AUGUSTA, and Am ELIA, accompanied by Lady
CRANLEY, 'Lord WALSINGIIAM, Count MUNSTER,
Generals CALVRItT, FITZROY, and Colonel TAYLOR:
rode in- the Great Park, and returned at twelve, Af-
terwards the PRINGESSCS took a ride in Windsor Little
Park accompanied by Lord. WALSENOkAM, C(11011e1
TAYLOR, and Lady CRANLEY, to see the keepers
foil the deer.

Above orre hundred and forty thousand uniforms,
or materials for clothing that number of men, have
been already sent, from this country for the use of
the Patriots ; but of shoes they are st;11 in gteat want.
Thirty: thousand tons of potatoes are shipping:at
Liveipooli for- Corunna acid St, Andercr,
London, England, 1808-11-16

SECOND EDITION'.

suA-OFFIa

THREE O'CLOCE, P.

" • .
We stop the Press to lay before our ileaders the

following official details of the irnportani events

. .
which have taken plice in Spain :

Government have received Dispatches from St.

Andero, dated the 7th November, which state that

the French having received considerable rein-

fOrcements, attacked the dalliCiati Army, under

General BLAKE, on the 31st of ()Lather, ih theii•

positions; about a teague frOm Savareosa: The at-

tack corutnenced at :six o'clock in the morning, un-
der cover of a thick fog, and lasted till three in the af-

ternoon, when the Spaniards, after a most obstinately
contested engagement, in which they had to contend
with numbers *greatly superior, and a formidable
artillery, being destitute themselves of that species
of force, were obliged to retire.

They effected their retreat in excellent order to

Bilboa, with a 'view to a further retirement on

Valm' aseda.

The Enemy's force was computed at 25,000 men,

that o►` General BLARE at 17,000.

The bravery and steadiness of the Spanish troops

are mentioned in the highest terms. In the course

of eight hours most obstinate and incessant fighting,
the Enemy never gained more than a quarter of

a league.

Subsequent Letters, dated St. Andero, the i t th,
state, that General BLAKE, finding the French were

advancing beyond Valmaseda, with a view to cut off

one of his divisions, advanced upon their army near

Valmaseda and Oronteas, on the 4th of November,

and after a vigorous and obstinate aEti n, Which

lasted from one' o'clock in the day till dark, he

defeated the Freneb, and drove them from Valma-

seda, with loss, taking one howitzer, much ammu-

nition, two provision waggons, and some prisoners

General BLAKE was concentrating his army, and

moving his head-quarters to Reynosa.
The Marquis DE LA RONIANA had arrived at St.
Auden), to take the command of the Northern

Army.
London, England, 1808-11-16

" accounts from Bilboa were disagreeable

'llartnill, but official information has quite dis-

::.Ited all oar aivrebensians.

The French have had

""Iler strong proof of Spanish Valour Military
';11, in what they have reeen'tly 5.11A-erect under the

'ant
BLAKE, who 11F. killed, wouuded, and taken

''tiers, about '3OOO.

Ile has also, taken, 400

'es. which are very desirable, and almost tht--
London, England, 1808-11-29

HICKS V. FIELD.

This was an glion to recover 41. 18s. for medicine
and attendance on the Defendant's scivant during
her accducheinent.

The Plaintiff is a surgeon and apothecary at Lub,.
bertou, in Bedfordshire, and the Defendant a rich
farmer in the same vicinity. Serjeant SHEPHERD,
who. stated the case, reminded the Jury that peculiar
accidents would happen in all families, and in this
case the Defendant's dairy-maid, a fine lass, taken
'from the parish, had altered her shape. The De-
fendant, who acknowledged himself to be the cause
of the young woman's portly appearance, immedi-
ately provided board and lodging for her preparatory
'to -her accouchement, 'at the. house of J. Smith, an
inhabitant in the neighbourhood. He then inquired
of Salty Hughes, the deluded fair one, what DoEtor
she wouldprefer ; and Sally answered, " Why, Mr..
Hicks, you know, attended me last time,
,and I had
rather have him 'againY The choice appeared• very
natural, and the Defendant ordered Smith to' feteili
Mr. Hicks. when Sally wanted him, promising to
pay all expences. The Plaintiff consequently made
several visits from his house, which was somentiles
distant, and charged at the 'rate of half-a-crown for
each journey. He also furnished Medicine, and after
her delivery, his bill amounted to 41..
Mr. Serjeant BEST' contended the Plaintiff's de-
mand was exorbitant, and told the Jury the Plaintiff
had formerly applied to the parish to dischat-ge the
bill. The Defendant was not a large farmer, as he
had beenl represented ; but whether large or small,
if he went on as he had done in this case, be was
going the right way to put a large stock of children
in his farm—(a laugh). He then said he would call
the parish officers, who would prove that the Plain-
tiff had attended the young woman on their credit.

• SirJ.MANSFIELD observed, that the parish had no-
thing to do with the case. The Plaintiff had been
employed by the. Defendant, and his bill was 4L odd,
which he was entitled to recover, provided the.
charges were fair and reasonable.

Serjeant BEST then submitted to the opinion of
the Learned Judge, and conclUded his address to the
Jury by observin,/, " If you think this sort of breed-
ing which the Plaintiff' has undertaken ought to be
encouraged, you will throw off as much as you think
proper of the Plaintiffs demand."
The Jury .found'a verdict fur the. Plaintiff, damages
4L its.

BELFAST, Nov. 27.—The cause in the Court of
Prerogative, in this kingdom, which has been liti-
gated for some years past, relative to the will of the
late Earl of MASSARENE, came on to be heard on the
ist day of this month, and after a patient hearing
for several days, the Learned Judge, on Friday last,
was pleased to decree judgment of condemnation of
the will, with-costs, against Lady ArAsSAEENE, the
Ino,pnt in the cause.
London, England, 1808-02-05

TO TILE EDITOR OF TIM SUAr.

Sin,

A late Debate in the House of commons has furr
nished both Mr. WrtionAm. and Mr. TIERNEY with
another opportunity of exercising their respeaivo
abilities. rhese.Gentlemen, fatigued with the dull
uniformity of ordinary debate, and finding them-
selves upon the very preciturs of despair from anti-
cipatdd defeat, rushed from the walls of Copenha-
gen to the walls of the Royal Exchange, where, in
a strain of acrimonious spleen, they vented their rage
upon the Gentlemen who condua the-- affairs of
Lloyd's, because some other Gentlemen, the greater
.portion of whom have nothing to do either with
Lloyd's or its concerns, voted honorary tcWardi to
cettain Officers who cooduaed the enterprize against
Iluenos.Ayres, •
The objeft, Sir, of this Letter is merely to shew
that thelVit.of Mr. Wmitss.m, for amidst all. his
faults he has wit, and the computing dullness of
Mr. TIERRY, who, -amidst tall his qualifications,
has no wit, were aimed at the heads of those who
.had no more to do with the Officers in question
than either Mr. 'WINDHAM or Mr. TIERNEY had to
do with the Siege of Copenhagen; certainly not so
much as these Statesmen had to do with the glorious
Expeditions to Alexandria and Constantinople, dur-
ing the short, but splendid, Administration of " All
the Talents !"

" The Committee for managing the affairs of.
LLOYD," whom Mr. WINDHAM, and idginus ornne,
have always chosen to identify with "the Committee
for man4ing the Patriotic Fund," have no relation
whatever to each other ; the former were.eleded at
the iiist establishment of LLOYD'S, more than calf a
century ago; for the management and superintend*:
once of concerns purely commercial ; the latter
Committee were elected in the year 180, from the
subscribers to a fund, raised by the ratiotism.of the
Country, to reward such of its defenders ni might
suffer in combatting the common Enemy who then
menaced the shores at' Britain.

,As a preliminary, Sir, to a future correspondence
with you upon the nature; of the PatriotieFund,
which vulgar insolence has libelled, and misguided
talents have aspersed, I Lave taken permission, thus
briefly, through the medium of your Paper, to con-
vince the Public, that `.‘ .she Committee for manag-
ing the Affairs of Lloyd's," are innocent of the
charges-drawn'up by 111 r. WINDITASI, and Mr. TIER-
NEY. In my future letters, I will endeavour to.
convince the'same Public of the injustice of Ell the
charge* which Imp been brought againht the Com-
mittee for inanaging... the Patriotic Thud& and the
reasons, hitherto unknown to the.public, of the mo.;
fives in which those charges originated.
)(ones, Cmtiftcr.L.
London, England, 1808-02-05

Getqlemarbethor _aig!lt Hun. Izriend intended
to cou*.'thiWn 1t the Houze this *evening-.
41 shied, that the question he.:
had ask yias, whether the Right Hon. Secretary
would Itave any objeBion to produce the whole of
those -letters from the late Noble. Secretary for Fo-
reign Afairs, from. which he had read extraas yes-
terday.- He begged the Hog. Gentleman to state
the object elm inquiry to .his Right Hon. Friend,
with a view to his biting prepared to give an answer
'to the question, whether he did not think it in fair-
ness due -to the Foreign,Secrptary, from whose let.
• tetii he had quoted exfraas to the House, to pro-
duce, the whOte of, thee leiters.--*-Adjoulned.
London, England, 1808-02-05

NAVAL NEWS.

•
PLYMOUTH, FEB. Vi6luall4 from
Sir RICHARD STRACIIAN'R Squadroi.. 'Tile provi-
sions she carried out for the supply of the squadron
were not taken out 'from the Vittualler; o'xing to
the look-out Frigate making signals, N'i.hich induced
Sir RICHARD immediately to make ifitti his
Squadron, supposed to be in pursuit of an' Enemy;
but the date of this occurrence is not mentioned.;

it clearly appears, however, from the Vi6tualler being
sent back with her cargo, that the Squadron were
not in want of provisions, as has been stated. -
Arrived the Growler Gun-brig from the Squa-
dron cruizing off Cadiz with Dispatches, witla'which
her. Commander, Lieut. Cuossumg, set off' imme-
diately for the Admiralty—she is stated to have
passed through Sir RICHARD STRACHAN'S Squadron.
Sailed the Primrose Sloop of War on a cruize:
The Princess Charlotte Frigate went out of bar-
hour this morning and anchored in the Sound.

PO!erSMOUTII, FEL 4. Arrived yesterday the
Contest Brig from Gibraltar; and the Bidefgrd,
War.x, from Plymouth.
Sailed this day L' Hercule, of 74 guns, the Hon.
Capt.Cot.rma; for the Fleet off Lisbon ; Bawl:vita
Sloop of War, Capt. liARRIS, with Dispatches_ for
the Eaqt Indies;, Racehorse Brig, Capt. FISHER, La
Floche Sloop of War; Capt. \VHITE, 'and .itclonfs
Cutter, Lieut. WitILLOP, on separate cruizes.

PEAL, FEB. 4.—Sailed his Majeity's Ship 'SullO,
for, Portsmouth ; also the Ceres, Centaur, David
Scott, 41nwick Castle, and the, Occ,:in East India.-
nlen ; and the Friends, Ricrarrs; for Rio Janeiro.

Came down frotn the River the Kingsmere,
CHEST Lt, for Rio Janeiro; Mary Ellen, FORSTER,
for St. Thomas's ; Venetia, Do:loco, and the Ed-
,
Ward, LQVIR, for Jamaica.
, Arrived and sailed for the River the Eolus (Danish
Piize), from Plymouth.
London, England, 1808-02-05

XRPEDITIONS TO CONSTANTINOPLE ANT)
ALEXA.VDkI.k.

Earl GREY complained of ronnwrs hiving again
been circulated, he did not knoW Whether
brit certainly falsely, taf the late ItlinistLx4
having attacked Alexandria whilst We we 4e at Peace
with, the Porte. He felt it to be his duty under such
circumstances to move, on a futpre 44y for several
Papers connected with-that Expedition? ' and.partir
cularly for the InstrualouS sent to our Minister at
Constantinople,, and the Orlic.ers euiplbyeti, : %viten
he was convinced it would appear that the condua
of the late Ministers was in every vespea consi;:cnt
with good Pith. His objeSt in this instance was nut
merely personal feeling, but the vindication pf the
honour and good faith of the COuntry.
London, England, 1808-11-11

NAVAL NEWS.

r)Q- \PER, NOV. to, HALF PAST Six L.j. M.—A
Flag Of Truce, frOm Chatham, bound to Calais, with
Geneial KELLERMAN'S Aid-de-Camp, his servant,
and a French Gentleman from Oporto, was driven
in here by a foul wind, at two o'clock this after-7
noon. She is the Ilary of Rochester, JOHN
Master. No person is suffered to go near her, and
there are centinels on board, to .prev,ent any one ,
from boarding her. A Gun-brig endeavoured to
bring •her to as she entered the harbour,' out she

escaped by superior sailing.
PLYMOUTH, Nov.' 9.—Arrived Le Bon
French Letter. of Marque, pierc'd for 22-guns, 12
only mounted, from Bourdeaux bound to Marti-
nique, laden csith branly, wine, and flour, captured
by (ha Infityhtigable Frigate. She is a beautifiil
Brig, ty.tarly new,.and..bvrthen about 500 tons.

DEAL, Novf.'lo.-Saited through the Downs the
Starling, LEIGR, for Curacoa ; and the Doe,
NO, for Lisbon. •

FALMOUTH, Nov. s.—Arrived his Majesty's
Ketch Glaneuse, from Plymouth ; Deedalu:t Trans-
port, Capt. YOUNG, from the Channel Fleet ; also
sEve4al'sal of Transports from the Bay of Quiberon.
Sailed hii Majesty's, Brig 117:utine with the Fleet
for the Brazils; also the following Packets, viz. the
Lady Peliew, HARVEY, for Corunna ; 'Lady Ara.
Lelia; PORTEUS, for the Mediterranean; and the
. . .
Prince of bales, KIRKNESS, for Jamaica.,

PORTSMOUTH, NWT. 10.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Viaory from the Eastward ; Sincerity, BAD-
COCK, from London; and the .Neptune, HUTCHINGS,
from Arundel, bound to Guernsey. •
Sailed His Majesty's Ship liedpok, Capt. JOYCE,
and- the Defender, Lieut. G. PLOWMAN, for a cruize;
also the Stately for the Downs, and the Donegal for
Plymouth.

SHEERNESS, Nov. the-Exertion Gun-
brig, with convoy, for the Baltic.

Arrived his Majesty's Ship Vanguard, Captain
BAKER, from the Baltic; and his Majesty's Ships
Goliath and Leveret, from ditto. : .•

The Centinel Gun.brighas signal for convoy to the
Baltic....

Mr. DANIEL. LANE is appointed Surgeon Of his
hlajesiy's Ship. Winchelsea,-_ at the Nore, vice Dr.
RICHARD CLARKE, who retires.
London, England, 1808-11-11

POLICE.

Sow-STREET.—In consainence of DonaldsOn, the
valid L::nherick, having received private
mat ion who the robbers were wbo entered Lady
.lorton's house, in Pirk-lane, a, short time since,

ern they made a desperate resistance to the Marl-
r. Off:leers, they went to a house in the
.eighbourhood of Covent-garden, on Tuesday night,

~:ncre there were fourteen thieves assembled.=
Officers being engaged in a good cause, enter-
1 the room where they were, in the most daunt- ,
oss manner; they Oiled to,the man by the name
Putty, his nick-name, be being a painter •
Li glazier: Some resistance was attempted to be
.by his coni:pahions, but Donaldson and Lirril
• ick very :prnperly ailowed them no time„
-zed their nl3ll by the collar and throat, and dry;
into.the street, where they had a -pat ty.Oel!

ac patrole in a? tentia9ce to assist thetn. Ott WV d=
evenit,g he was brought beforeMr.GtutuAn

.
: examination, when he said his'name.wa's IPriglit;
but it was ascertained he had been convicted by tile
flame of Cavell.

Foy, and another of the Marlborough-street
,Orlicers, attended, and, said they believed the Pri=
v)ner to be one of the men who beset. Lady Mor.
ton's house on the' evening her Ladyship's house
was..efitered by a gang of robbers, but Could not be
positive; they Also said, they thought the Prisoner
rinstvred the description of the man who had made
some ridiculous inquiries at Lady Mortor.'s, on the
clay previous to the twine being entered at, night, no
doubt for the purpose of ascertaining who was in the
house ; and whose person could be identified by
her Ladyship's servant. . .
Mr. Gum-Am being infeamed the business was
wider investigation by the Magistrates belonging to
Marlboiough-street Office, he ordered the Prisoner
to be taken before them.
London, England, 1808-08-02

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at St. lames's Church, Westrriinster, Mr.
Lund.. of West End, Hampstead, to MisS Brdtt liullen,
daughter or Thomas Buller), Esq. of Great Chesterlord, Ese
sex.
The same morning, at Mary-le-bone Church, Lieutena4
Colonel john Bladow Taylor, to Mrs. Elliot, daughter -0
the late Sir William Dunkin.
Lately, Mr. Webb, Perlyindr, of Blackfriars-road, to Mrs)
Murch, of George-street.

On the 27th di April last, at Edinburgh, John Pigot, ES4'
eldest son of John Pigot, Esq. of Kilworth, to Liss, Sul
Sruollett, daughter of the late Alexander Stnollett, tag.
I3onhill.

On Saturday last, at St. Feock Church, in Cornwall;M
Captain William Gusset, of the Royal Engineers, to ''s
Gertrude Daniell, second daughter of Ralph Allen Daniell"
Esq.- of Trelissick,. M, P. forWest,Looe.
On..Monday.se'nnight, at St. Mary's Church, In BeTerleYt
Yorkshire, G. P. Drew, Esci., Major of the 45th Reginteo
of Foot, to Miss Harding, daughter of Henry Harding, Es4,4*
of Harding Major • of tile Limerick Volunteers,
Ireland. • •

DIED.

On Thursday last, at Lydd, in Kent, Mr. Francis Sisley'
• sen.

The same day, in Cripplegate Workhouse, Mary COY'
aged .103 years..
On Saturday last, at Syclenliam, Katharine, the sec--
daughter of Mr.. Wylie, of finsburY.place.
The same day, in an advanced age, at Chipping Stodbufr
Gloucestershire, Mrs. Brook, relict of the: Luc H. F. 13roo"
Esq. of Bristol.
tr
On Sunday last, at Berchanger, Essex, Mrs: HipPu
wile of Charles Hippuff, Esq. of New Ormond-street, 1.0.
don.
Lately, at Brighton, in 'the gth, year of his Mat
•
Robert Currie, youngest son of fottpCurrie, Esq. of 13g"-
find-square.
London, England, 1808-08-02

BIRTHS.

On-Wednesday last, at Westerham, near Sevenoaks, Kent.,
the Lady of William Cumberland, Esq. Captain of ills
Majesty's Ship Stately, of a Son.
On Thursday last, at Maleld Grove,. Berks, Mrs Bucke•
ridge, Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Buckeridge, of a Son.
Yesterday, at, his house in Soinerset.street, the Lady 01
_Francis James lackson, ESq. of a Daughtet'.
London, England, 1808-11-18

CHING% PATENT WORM LOZENGES.

`cil7( TQRMS are the most frequent sources of Chii-
dren's 15iscases. Theirm syptoms every Parent and
Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They oc-
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of tlfe
Face, Emaciation, and irregular .state of the ho eels, attend-
id after with violent pains; they biiAg on Consiulsions; they
atlect the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end-
ing in a Consumption'orDecay: lSoth ti wPrevent;itivezind
Cure of these alarming Comp taintiolte.Abovesxcel leilt Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of
Charaders in'this Country, both :104itilt,and rr4peattbiliq,
to have no equal. Their public approbati.n., vet ro
_the
Proprietor, from .3 personal kriAV;Magtvef its 'Veaftl444l4:illt_
cess in their own Familielopitte its merit beyond compell-
tion and gives a sanction to it, cf which no other Medicine
-efthe kind can .irmst.- k)arenfs,:md, ttitsitS w4ttAillilltt the ..
Care of Children, should have this Itiperiy as a amity Me-
dicine to resort to, whenever oa)StoiTach.or 110Aelialt;(04.
dren are any way disordered, VS•thiCII, it will alWay4.be fr,tirvi
to relieve. ..tc !nem sciz .;)1;r:, •;
• Sp4l, wholes.de end No. 4,
CheVside, London; and retail Pit moat ,CounttY'Veneren'r,
Aie; •

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OUTH-S.i*ST DiStitlT;

COtnpring tbe Counties of Cork, Li rrieria,ClaiT,
AO Kerry, - and the Baronies of Upper • Ormond,
Lower Ormond, and 0 w ney and Arra, in the County
of.Tipper4:
• Lieuten3nt.Getieral Field • . .
. Major-General A file& • .- Liiuerick.
Prigittlier.Gen. G. Mitchell - Baiidon.
rigad G en. G - - Cork.
brisacher-General Lee - • - - Fernioy.

BOUTS-EAST DiSTRIbT,

Comprising the Counties of Kilkenny, Carlow;
Waterford, Wexford, and Tipperary.

Lieut. -Gen. Wynivard
- Clonmel.
• - Major-Gen. IValler - - ‘Vaterforti.
'• Major-Gen. Petet - - WOctOrit.
Brigadier-Gen. Hamilton - Kilkeioiy.
trigiidiet-Gen. Campbell - Cidnitiel.
The 3d Battalion of the 27th Regiment, and the
3d Battalion of the Ist or Royals, marched on -Fri-
day last from the camp at the Curragh for Cork,
where they are to embark.--The Clare Regiment
quarters at Cavan, Sic. are to be occupied by. the
Limerick City Militia.
London, England, 1808-06-04

• Resolved,
That the Committee be authorized to allow to the Patents
of those who fell.in Holland and Egypt. and who were un-
married, such Relief as to them may went fit, and as the
,Remaitider of the Fond is able to afford, upon proper-appli-
cation being made to the Secretary, 'through the•citannel of
the Clergyman of the Parish where the Claimants happen
to reside, with Certificates that they are the Parents of the.
Soldiers, Sailors, and hJarineb, who tell in those Expeditions,
to be .compared by the Committee with the Regimental
Returns._ •

Re3olved,
That. this Subscription, whereof. the Distribution has
continued eight years, owing chiefly to the distance at which
many of the Regiments continue to he stationed, shalt be
wound up on the 3151 of December next, and no'Claim
lowed that shall be made after that period, when a General
Meeting will he called to.andit the Accounts.
JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Secretary.

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I.II3P!,RIAL PARLIAMENT

1 ,

JIQUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, JUNE 3.
ROXBURGH APPEAL.

Mr. Boyle was heard for the Respondent. Fur-
ther proceedings postponed to Wednesday next.
The Military Inquiry • Bill, and twelve Private
Bills, received the Royal Assent by Commission.
The Commissioners were, the Lord Chancelldr, the
Earl of Dartmouth, and Lord Walsingharn.,
_ .

Mr. Wharton brought up , the Military Inquiry
Revival Bill; which was laid on the table.
Mr: Irving, from the Port of London, preiented
certain Accounts, ending the sth of April, 1808 ;
which were ordered to be laid on tht table.—Ad-
journed to Wednesday.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

illID11.Y; JUNE

“. .
A Message from the Lords desired the attendance
of the Rouse at their Lordshipa”, Bar, When the
Royal. Assent was given by Commission to several
• Bills, for which see the. proceedings of (he Lords.
Land Revenue Bill was read a third time, and'
passed.
'The Irish Glebe House Bill was read a second
time, co NlMitted, and ordered to be read a third time.
The Eire Shooting ,Bill was brought in by I.lr.
Cfiapi its, re id a first 'time, and ordered to be read. a
t► second time o.n,Wednesday.

_
The Loan Bill was read a second time, and or.
dered to be committed 'on-Thursday. :The Annuity
Bill was brought in, read a first time, and Ordered-to
be read a second time on Wednesday. Several other
Bids vere forwarded in their various-stages:
Mr. FULLER brought in a Bill-for Freventing the
Spreading of Small 'Pox Infection, Read a first and
,second time, committed, and ordered to be printed
as amended. Lord FoLr.sTotirtt thought the Bill
ought to stand ever till the next Session 91 Pad:la.?
ment, Mr. FuLt.ER acceded. The Bill was report-
ed, and ordered to be read a third tune this day three
months. •
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NAVAL. NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Aram s.—The Brig Success, of
rowey, E. COLLINS.; and the Sloop Lovely cruizer,
J. CAMEL, both from Cork, laden with proviiions,
the former bound to London, the latter forlhis Port,
are both driven on shore in a violent gaktof. wind: at.
S.W. in Whitsand Bay, and near the. Itamellead,
a few miles to the westward of this Peru the
Success is bilged, and the casks of provisions are
washing out of her hold ; the Lovely Cruizer, is beat
to pieces, and very little of her cargo saved : the
Crews of both Vessels reached the shore in safety.
The Swallow Sloop of War returned here this
morning, owing-to •the violence of the gale ; the,
Orestes Sloop of War, with a Fled of Viituallers
under convoy, laden with provisions for, Sir C.
Co Trot Fleet, put back from the same cause. ;,-
Arrived therChterley Gun-brig from the:Cliannel
Fleet; the latter) consisting of five; Sail of the line,
arrived in Toqbay, yesterday.

Arrived the Cuckoo Schooner from a cruize off
Rochefort) also 'the Therese and La Noire Dante,
rrench Chasse Marees, L'ittrislides Schooner, and
La Ceres Sloop, laden with wine, brandy, and corn,
fiur of thosetaken In the Bay by the Diana Frigate.
London, England, 1808-04-22

By T. G. RAYMOND, Esq.

Author of the Life of Dertnody: ;
Printed for Richard ehilliPs, No. 6, Bridge4treet, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers.
Of whom may be bad, •
The Poetical Works of Airs. Robinson, in Three Volunies,
price 275. in boards.
London, England, 1808-06-10

SMUGGLING.

Mr. HustossoN rose, pursuant to notice, to move
for leave to bring in a Bill to amend and render more
etiedual the Provisions of the Ad of 37 Geo. 111.
for the Prevention of Smuggling. The evil which
he had it principally in view to prevent was the re-
course now had by . the smugglers to the King's
enemies, who
.gave them proiedion under their
batteries, or by giving them certificates of citizen-
ship.: He proposed to subject delinquency of this
nature to the penalties of transportation. There
were also
,some amendments with respell to the
construction of the bonds. Leave was given to
bring in the Bill.
The Committee on the. Local Militia Bill w 4 de-
ferred till to-morrow.
London, England, 1808-06-10

SHROPSHIRE LEAD MINE.
TO BE LETT, lor a Term of • Years,
ALL that Rich and Yitluablt LEAD MINE;
called the ,BOU .bllNE,..situate. in .the Paiiso Of
Wentnor, in the County of Salop, about 13 111.11 es Wer.tol
the Town of Shrewsbury. Tht: Ore which has been already
raised from a part of the Mine is art most excellent quality,:
and there is little doubt in the opinion of experienced Miners
of its producing immense quantities. and turning out a very
profitable Concern. There is a convenient Dwelling House,
and various usetul Buildings belonging to the Mine,. and a
Tenant may he accouimoclated with fitly or a Hundred Acres
of Land. requited.
For Particulars, inquire.of Richard Griffiths, Esq. 29,
Great lames.street, Bedford-row.
London, England, 1808-06-10

NtTMEIR 401

TUFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANR.

THIS PRESENT EVENING:June 10, 1809,
14111 beperfivmecl

THE. COUNTRY GIRL;
Moody, Mr. W iiOUOHTON ;
Harci•urt, Mr.-POWELL;
Sparkish, Mr. PALMER;
Belyille, Mr. HOLLAND' .
Miss Peggy, Mrs.. TORIMN,
(tieing her last appearance in that Charaaer this Season);
• Anther', Miss MELLON ;:
Lucy, MissTIDSWFLL.
tnd of Aft IL the favourite Song of " Mary of the Dale,"
by Mr.,GIII3ON.
End of the Play, and positively'for the last time, the Comic.
I met, tide of
SY LVESTER DAGGERWOOD.

Manager, Mr: MA.
• Fustian; Mr. P ENLEVi
.Prompter, Mr. PI SHER •
vv
Sylvester Daggerood, Mr. BANNISTER'.