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In a Pocket Volume, price as. 6d..
A CATALOGUE of MODERN LAW BOOKS,
.C 1 with their Dates anti Prices, including new and com-
plete List of all the • Reports. Together with a List Of
Scotch Law PuhlicatiOnS. . •

•
Compiled by JOHN CLARK E. •
Sir Win. Jon..7s said, he had the Law Catalogue to .read at
Breaktast, as by that means he became acquainted with many
Law Books le otherwise never b'hould have known. , _

Landon : Prinred for W. Clarke and Sins, • Law "Book-
-sCllerS, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn ; who have alw ,ys on
bale a larva Collection of New and Second hand Law Books.

V" Libraries and Parcels of Books purchased.
The above V üblication will be found alkuseful guider° the
purchaser of Law Books, by making it a summary of the
various editions of every modern law work pubiished during
the lastAwenty. years, with an, .accomt, of. the dates and
prices of each, interspersed with brief aCCOUtIfi of their uti-
lity. awl 61 the, reputation w liirh they beat amongst the pro-
fession; bj, 'which means the Student will be ehablud to make'
a selealod of the most useful and approved Nwrks on the
particular branches ot the law to which lie is devoted. •
London, England, 1808-04-19

NUMBER 4866.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.

erHTS PRESENT EVENING, April Ig,.
180,
will be performed
THE WORLD.
The CltAraders by
Mr. ELLISTON.' Mr. BANNISTER..
Mr Wit(PJGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS,
PALMER, 'Mr. DE CAMPI Mr. RUSSELL,
Mrs. lORDANT, Mrs. POWELL,
Miss I3OY C E.
The PrQJogue to be spoken by Mr. DE CAMP, •
AndThelpileirue by Mr. EL LISTON.
wrrn -

THE MAYOR. OF GARRATT. .
Sir Jacob Jollop, MT. PEN 1, EY ;
Major Sturgeon, Mr.' now.roN
Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL:
Crispin 1-lecltap, Mr. Wli WI TIER. ;
• Mrs. Speak, Mrs. HA R W E
• Mrs. Bruin, Miss K E I.IA.
Boxes 6s. SccontlY rice 35. 6d. Second Price as.—„:
Callery as. Second Price ts.—tipper Gallery ;Is'. Seconci
Trice 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken ofMr. Spring, at the Box.-D
Office,
_Russel t-street.

The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at
Half past Six.
To-mOrrow, the new Comedy of The World.; with the
nay Melo. Drama of Ella It cosenher.
On Friday will be produced (tor the first time) a new
Ct.md bAlet of nation, - called Car, ct.ktiss ; in which Mr.
irons Inc Opaa-House, will make his first ap-
• pearance these twelveplats... . .

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-,GARDEN.
rrO-MORROW EVENING, April 20, 1808,
iwrtormed

THk MAN OF. 'ME WORLD.
Sir l'ertimix tvlsicsycciphant, Mr. COOKE.
WITH

lIARLEQWIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Mcdher Goose, Mr. SIMMONS;
Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr: BOLOGNA, jun. ;
'Squire Bugle, _afterwards Clown, Or. GRIMA LDI ; .
Cabin Boy (with a Song), Master SMALL E ; '
Colinette, afterwards Columbine (first time), Miss A DAMS.
BoXe4 Os. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2s.
.--Gallery as, Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second
Price 6d. No Money to be returned:
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
BOx-ollice, in Hart-street.
The Doors to be opened at lialf-pist Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.
On Thursday, Shakspearc's Play (never performed at this
Theatre), called The Two Gentlemen of Verona ; wish the
nevi Grand Burlesque Melo-Drama of Bonifacio and Bridge-
tina.
The Public are respedifully informed, that Beaumont and
FlerLher's Play of liondttca has bepn some time' in prepara-
tion. •
London, England, 1808-04-19

CIPTdIN 211.4NBY's DUEL.

TO THE EDITOR ()I,' AN EVENING PAPER.
Flis {Majesty's Ship Thalia,
SIR, Portsmouth, April t§, 18,38.

A gross statlnent having appeared m your Paper olyester.
day's date, respecting d conversation which you represent: to
have pissed between a Captain G. of the Royal Marines and
myself, and that be, Capt. G. should say—l' was a liar
call an you to contradict this'assettion, as it did nut allude
to me. The term :was used in the conversation, as having
been made to a third per4m, an Officer or high rank, whosa
name I am not at liberty now to Mention. The whole cit•
eurnstance is of such a nature I did not expea remarks to
be made on it in a public Paper, and desire no further
nervations may appear, as the whole proceedings must be
laid before the public. I ant„ Sir,
Your humble servant,
.THomAs MANBY..,
P. S. The statement of the above circumstances has been
laid before the Admiralty by ma G ta. MO NTAG U,
Admiral.
London, England, 1808-04-21

on which such .cortifipte skill be produced ps,afore-
,
Said, acknowledging such person to he One'of
,their
persuasion; such person shall not be enrolled and
it shall be lawful for any su' DeputyliCittetilpf or
Justices, to aojudgel,ny such person_ to pay such pro-
portion of such titles as are by this A& iniPosed'oti
persons ballotted and not appearing, as to such De.:
putt' Lieutenants or. JusticeS may appear to be pro,
per, according to the situation in. life and property
of such person ; at;(.l the amouot Of tine so adjudged
by such Deputy Lieutenants or Juhices may be
levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels
of such person by warrant under their hands and
Seals (the Ot'erplqs, if any, afler deduEting reason-
London, England, 1808-06-25

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FitWAY, JUNE 24.
The Report of the Commissioners' Meethig.Bill
was -recekied •and agreed to, and the bill was or-
dered to.be read a third timo-to-morrow.

A ;Message iron' the Lords announced their Lord-
ships' assent to the Brazils Trade .13i11, the Irish
Spirits Bill, and the White, Eierring Vishay Bill..
After a- short conversation -between Sir C. P,ot,rt
and
,Mr. Ross, the Reprisal Bill 'was read. a third
time and passed.
Mr. WHITBREAD brought up the Report of the,
Committee appointed to inquire into the .etfeCis that
had, been produced in the Country by the continu-
ance of Lotteries.. Ordered to be printed.
The Cinque Vorts..Bill was read a third tithe and
passed.
On the motion of Sir S. Rotußa.Y, an Account,
was ordered to be laid before the House of the-num-
ber of Perseus that had been brought to trial for fe-
lonious offences, during the last eleven years, dis-,
tinguishing the conviCtions troni the acquittals.
•
THE COMMERCIAL, MILITARY, AND POLITI.
London, England, 1808-04-28

HARRIS V, WZBSTER.

This was an action on a policy of insurance upon
the Ship Elizabeth, from Swariage to WarAwich,
with stores. kappeared that, the vessel in question,
nfter leavihg port, was driven into Yarmouth, in the
Isle of Wight, by stress of weather. After tepair-
ing the loss of a milder, bhe again set forward,on.
her voyage, but encounterin More tempestuouty
weatherl the vessel at last became wholly unma—,
tageable, and drifted at the mercy of the,witid and
waves. In thiS extremity, Harris, the Mater and
4.,,,rovonnaur, lost his senses, and would neither
suffer his mate and 1.):)y to force him into the long-
• boat, nor quit the vessel of his own, accoict: on
the contrary, he ,was.determined to .sink or swim
' her, and kept exclaiming, "'Satan, I defy thy
utmost malice."' The Mate and the boy left the
vessel, and the INitiSter..atid ship wetit to the bOttom.
together. The Mate, got on shore near Deaehy
Head, And made a protest at Newhaven .but &tier
ing from that made by the Cai4tain himself as to the
tinge of his sailing, it was imagined, some.-dmeption
had been used with the Underwriters, and they re-
sisted the policy. The Jury, however, attributing
the difference to mistake, end considering that it was
the 'Uficlow Of —the unfortunate owner that brought
the anion, found a verdict for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1808-04-28

NAVAL. NEWS.

DOVER, APRIL 27.—The "Skylark Gun-brig 163
captured a French" Cutter Privateer, .formeq the
Rose, of Dartmouth, having on board
ta complement
of 47 men, ancl,sev. oral carronades, which she threw
overbc'ard in, the chace: The Sk#lark fell in with
her .otf t)e Gallopper, and chaced her for nine
boar's. She is rigged so much like a'Brixhatn Fish-
ing-aiack, that she must have; done considerable
damage among the Colliers and coasting 'Vessels.

A e- maw
FALMOUTH, Anil. 28.--Arrived tn
Castle Packet,, Capt. Svvrow, with Mails from the
Leeward Islands, in 34 days from Tortola ; Humber
Armed Ship from a cruize; .Elizaketh, and
the. Beresford, STEVENS, from Liverpool for Malta.
Sailed the Auckland Packet, Capt.-ScittmEß,
with Mails for the Leeward Islands ; Friends,
ifostuNs, and the. Prince of DUPPgE, for
Loirdrin.

PORIiItIOUTII, APRIL :27 .—Arrived the following
:Vesels from the Downs, viz..the Magdalene, HUT-
TON, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Dorset, GLID-
SALE, for Quebec ; and the Strenthall, Cira,, for
'Gibraltar.

DEAL, APRIL^S.---Arrived the Ranger Sloop
frotu Yarmouth, and sailed for the Nate; and.the
Sylvia. Cutter, from Sheerness. .•• • •
•Sailed the Kangaroo Sloop, and Thrasher ancl
Richmond. Gpn-brigs vin a cruize ; the Bloodhound;
Gun-brig tor the Nore ; and the Encounter•Qun-!
brig with convoy fot: Plymouth.
London, England, 1808-06-22

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:Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, :ine 21. 1805.

Admiralty-Office, June 21, 1808.
'Copy of a• Letter from Lieutenant John Leach.,icaMt
manding his 1114esty's Gun7ilrigCracker, to ;Vice-
Admiral Campbell, .Comnzander in Chid' of his
Alajesty's`,Suips and Vessels in the Downs, dated
• the izitta instant, and transmitted by the list-men-
tioned Utficer to the Hon. W. IP.
SIR,

I hate the honour to acquaint you, that in Stand-
ing towards the GallOper, I') esterday dis Covered an
intith.nse—long Logiall Boat, vancli I immediately
ma to sail atter, IA Lien, atter lour hours' Chace, I
came up with twd captured. She proved to he the
Frenco Privateer L'Ete, Captain Louis Pequan-
diere, belOnging to St. Vallery en Caux, last t out
Calais, coast aiettcl iQ *VW sixteen oars, armed with

small arms, and' had on board twenty-two wen,
I feel happy in the capture of this Vessel, as she
wus, when 1 nrst peiceived her, !Riveting near five
English Merchant Vessels, which she must have
Captured.. The Privateer had' been out two days and
had not taken any thing.
I have the honour to be &c.
LE JOHN ACH ,
Lieuteilacit and:Commander.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 20.—Arrived th 9. Spanish
Schoonet Carmelite, laden With salt, frOm Spain, cap.
tured b the iimethyst Frigate.
Sailed the‘ fehlcruire, of 98 guns,. to join the
Squadron under the command of Admiral Putty's,
off Cadiz.

zeeira .Sloop of War went out of harbour
this rnorhing and anchored in the Sound.

PoarsatouTu, JUNE 21. Sailed yesterday the
.Deleuder with a convey for the Dawns.
At rived this day the Cad►nus Gun►brig, and Little
Belt Sloop of War with a convoy from the DU WWI
London, England, 1808-06-22

ASSESSEI) TAXES BILL

On the motion of the. CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
cnEciviitt, the House went into a Committee on the
Assessed Taxes Bill.

Mr. Ecus rose to offer some obje&ion• to the
principle of the 'Bill, but pn the suggestion of the
Speaker, that this was irregular in the present stage,
and that there would be ample opportunity on lite
future stages of the Report, mitt ;be third trailing, he
declined troubling the. Committee at present.—
Several ,neW clauses were proposed, nnd se,
famendmentS orotoission and .
Mr. WaitoEt.t., as a cheek upon Vexatious Sur-
charges, moved that the inspector should state the
grounds of the surcharge in the certificate, so as to
enable the party to. come prepared to meet it. Va=
riOus eaSessof vexatious Surcharge were stated from
both sides Of the House, the necessity tif some spe-
cification ss as allowed, and aa. Amondrucal cake:-
lated-to answer the purpose tas agreed to.
• Mr. WARDELL also suggested that persons sur-
charged.should he required to ati!.'.ver on oath only
to the particurar obj;ct of the sof ch:trge, and not
generally to syvem- to the correctness at We original
return in everr.point.
After some explanation, the CHANCELLOR of the
Excuictoan expressed his intention to take this case
into.consideratton, and to apply such remedy as the
Case should' require.
Anot her A mendment was proposed by Mr. WAR-
rmt„ foe reducing the excessive penalty 015001. on
vexatious surcharges, to a inure reasonable and prac-
ticable amount of tine, and, for having that amount
levied by the Commissioners, instead of
making it the ground of a tedious suit at law.
On the suggestion of ;lie CHANCELLOR of the.
E%ctico.iitt, the penalty was fixed at tool. •
On ,the.other part at' the clause the.Anendment
was withdrawn, on the suggestion of Mi. smoi
(of Norwich), who proposed the pzistponement of
the clause, to afford time fur considering an ade-
quate remedy.
The question being put on Mr. SMITICS Motion,
a division took place;

Fur the poatotmetnent
Apinst it

Thctirmge.wris7ol'otitii6 agreed to: •
On a proposition of the. Cu Aseet:Loa of the Ex-
CH EQUEIt to appoint Speeial Commissioners or Jti-
speetors General to superintend the decisions of Ap-
peals, with a salary of Gool. a year, with travelling
expenees and allowances for clerks, &c. a discussion
arose, some thinking the appointment unneeesary.
Upon a division the numbers were
1. Ayes
•
Nues

. - . Ic
•
i • . Major;ty- - -43
The other clauses were then agreed to, and sane
new clauses were added. Report to-tnorrow.
l'he ether orders being. disposed of, the House ad-
journed at Four o'Clock, ,
London, England, 1808-02-25

Priz,!s of ;C2o,non 4. are - • - ,C 60,000

3 . tp,oco
4 - • 20,000
1;006 . • 10,006
30 . . •• ‘. 11560 ' 15,000
(2 WHIT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and N0..12,
L. 3 Charing-cross, recommend to their hriends and the Pub-
lic the above Scheme. as possesting superior Advantages to
any Lottery. for many years past: Not Three Blanks to a
Prize, an extraordinary? !lumber pf Capitals, and none of the
Prizes fixed for particular Days.
SW IFT and Co. have boon remarkably fortunate in the
Sale of Capitals. They sold the Ticket N'o. tt,070, the
only Prize of zo,oool. sold in the last Lottery, besides several
inferior Capitals. _

On Saturday next will be published,
Part XVIII. ot •

TUE NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or, Univenal
Didionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature.

By ABRAHAM iUiI.,S,'D.D,.F:R.S.

Editor of the Editton of. M r, Cham-ber.i's Pidionary; with the

Assistance of eminent Protesoional Gentlemen. •
Panted for Longman, burst, Rees, and ti rm 4, Pater-
nostir-row, and the rest of the Proprietors.
London, England, 1808-02-25

SIR ttt(:liAttD STRACtIAN'ii

Mr. IMFT rose, to as}; a question of his
Majesty's Ministers; the. objed of Which waS to ob-
tain some (mita intbrtnatior, in regard to the ru-
mours'lately circulated, and tery generally received,
relic:ding the situation of Sir .Richard Strachan's
'Squadron, sometime past ,occupied in the blockade
of IL:du:fort. Ttu rolootir.was, that the Squadron
'was, fOr want of proviiinn,.; and water, obliged to
quit, km strttion off Rochefort, by which means the
vnetny's Squadron was enabled to proceel to sea:—
lie did not mean to exPress any doiihts that the fate
of that Scinadroo, whenever it shonld tnet with any
of our Fleets, would add another trophy to ant gloiy
of our arms but he wished to ask, whether the
rumours to which he alltided were founcleci iu fad.
The CILd NCE LOR rf the EXCIIEQUISA
aid,. lie was at mine loss elettrly to tg,di,:rstaud7.th,
Hun. Gondulim's O*AI. He had put no
Ot.itiort.
in an intelligible shape, nor made :my inotioit'fth
the produttion of any document. If he W3ii dispbied
to give notice, of a regular motion for any doeumentl
on. the subjea, it would be the best inode to obtain'
obje,‘..t.
Mr. CALogArr, then gave noticoof a motion on
Thursday se'unight..
London, England, 1808-02-25

REPORT Of CASES AT NISI PRIUS. •
This Day were published,
Price 6s. Volume I. Part I.:of . • '
REPORTS of CASES 'argued an 4 ruled at NISI
eitl US, in..the Court of King's Bench and Common
Pleas, front Michaelmas Term, 48.Ge0. I I 1.. LBa7. to Hilary
Term. ast Geo. II I . . .
• By. OHN CAMPBELL,, of Lincoln's-Inn, Esq.
Barrister at: L'aw.
London r Printed by A. Stratum' LAW Printer to the
King's Must Excellent Majesty, for T. Butterworth, Law
Bookseller. Flect.street.
N. B. This Number commences a New Series of Nisi'
Prius Reports, which are to be regularly continued, and wilt
include the Mercantile Causes at Guildhall, and the Cases
deterynined on Circuits.
London, England, 1808-02-25

THIRTY-EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES
In the last Year, including •
TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
Were all Shared and Sold by
BISH, at his Old .Established Offices, No. 4,
Cornhill, and No. 9,'Cliaring-cross, London, where
Tickets and Shares arc selle% for the STATE LOTTERY,
the Scheme of which contains more than double the Nutnber
of Prices than were •in the last Principal and Supplementary
Lotteries added together, viz.
3 - of ,C 20,000 lo - of - too°
3 - - - Ito,ooo 30 -5"
4 - - - '5.000 45 - 100
ece. &c. &c.
Tickets and Shares are also selling for the CITY LOT.
TERY, the Prizes of which 'consist of substantial Freehold
Ilousesdiscbarged of Land-Tax. The Scheme contains
s -; of•- £25,000 f 7 - of .. ,C 4,000
I 7,050 6 - 3,000
4 . - 6,000 - 2.000
Persons in the Country may be supplied, the same as if
present, by muting their orders, post of carriage paid. to'
either 4, Ckatihill, or N '9, Charing-Cross-, where Schemes
may he had gratis, and all .Prizes in either Lottery will be
paid ou detr►an:i by T. BI SR.
London, England, 1808-02-25

H

U. RS'.D A Y, FEi3RITARY 25, 1808..

STATE LOTTERY
BEGINS I)RqWING Bth of MARCH.

THE TICKETS are Sold and. Divided into
Fitthes, Quarters, Eighths, and Siiteenths, by. HA-
ZARD,BURN E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their STATE
LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 0, Royal Exchange, and no
where else in, London on their account.
The Scheme, without any.fised Capitals, contains
3 - - Prizes of ,C 20,000
3 slitto . 10,001
4 • - ditto - - 5,000
20 . ditto - . - t;000
3o - ditto . goo
• &c. &c. &c.
•

Not Three Blanks tolt Prize, -and neatly*Double the Num-
ber of Capitals contained in any Lottery for many years past,
though some of those Lotteries consisted of 63,000 Tickets.
Letters (past paid) duly answered; and Country Orders,
accompanied with remittance, attended to on the same terms
as if present. •

- lust published, price is.itd.
lntcribed to the Right. Hon. Louisa Lady Hawkesh.urY•
THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the
RQYAI. HUMAN li SOCIETY. Preached on the
13th of April, at St. Ann's Church, Soho, and on the 26th
of July, at All Saints, IV,,t Ham.' •
I.ly,thc Rev. R I CHA i) A T ES, Ti. D. and. F.A.S..
Chaplain to His Majesty's Royal Hospital, Chelsea, and el-
ternate Preacher to the Philanthropic Society, •
- • An Appendix - •
• Extraordinary instances. of Resuscitation, by the Medical
Assistants. Lite-saying .Caut.ons. Prod:Sl of the Hinnatte
Society in Cases of Aquatic Suthication, and omer instances
of Sustw,cled Animation..
London ; Printed. tbr the-Society; Sold ,by Rivington,
johnson, and Asperne.
London, England, 1808-02-25

The GRAZINC-FARMER and CATTLE.DEALER's
COMPLhTE LIBRARY.
GEN.IIEMENFARMERS, and all. others con-
cerned in Rural Affairs, are respeafully informed, that
a Third Edition of the COMPLhTF. GRAM ER, .with
several additional Articles and new Plates of Natural and
Artificial Grasses, with other considerable' Improvements,
&c.,is this day ready for delivery, MS. extra. boarda, and may
be 14it of all the Booksellers in Town and Country, and of
the Publishers, - • •
B. CROSBY and Co. StationersCcourt. . - .

*,Y The flattering recommendations of sthe above truly
valuable Work, in the different Reviews, and from Many
private individuals both in this Country and Amei-ica; also
}he great demand since a porjion of ,the Second Edition was
destroyed by the fire in Flect-stlcet.,keendertni this particularly
desirable to all interested in Agricultural
.C9ncerris. •

VENEREAL'AND SCORBDTtc.tOII,I.
PLAINTS.
oft. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS is by
tar the most safe and effenual Remedyever . yet disco-
vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons UnliaP-
pity afflined with Venereal Complaints, in all its, stages arid
under its various-appearances; will find a seeiate.andpresent
Relief by taking these most invaluable Drops, r which; for
their excellency during thirty years practice hi, ,ll)pat pa.
phlotts part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have been term-
ed Gutta Saltitarie, ,

The Secrecy with which most persons so Affli4ted find it
needful to conceal"their sufferings, may he•.iidly employed
while using these I)rups'; since they rgnder FonfineMent
necessary, as well as all unctuous or Mercuroil Preparations,
or any surgical Operation whatever. • • •

_ .
By appointmerti of Dr. Freeman they arc sold by R. But?,
ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of, Yaternoster-rnw,;.Bacsil,.igoi
and Kidding, 76, Oxford-street • Bull and Callwell, ;
Scott, Smith, and Baxter, 11,1,Donald, G iaagnLv;
MAMAICSter; Lattibury, Liverpool, Stains ar,,, I.),nch.
Manelie‘ter ; and most Medicine Vllladerti in every Tovi•fi, in
Bottles, at ap,. 9d, eitell.
London, England, 1808-02-25

Mr. GILPIN's SEKMONS.T-NEW EorrtoNs.
ThIS Day were published. in 4 vtils. rsvo. price tl. 84. in
boards, the Volumes sold separate. New Editions (being
the Fourth of Vols: 1. and 11. -the Third of Vol. 111.
and the Second of Vol. IV.) of ,
SERMONS preached to a 'COUNTRY CON-
.
G R.1.:GA.1.10N. To which are atlcleti. a few Hints
for Srrinotts ; intended chiefly for the Use or the Younger
Ciao.
Ily, the late W 11.1.1AN1 CILPIN, M.A.

Prebendary of Salisbury. amt Vicar ?t BoUrc. in New Forest.

Printed for T. Cadell and W. baviei. Strand.

Ot whom maybe had, say the same Author,

- .
I. An Yxpusiti,Nn el the NCIV estamnt, intendecias art
Introduction to the study of ;he Ictly*S6-ipv.e,' by point.
ing out the lem.iing seilicJit,l connexion of the iitcredWttters.
Third Llit. 2 vote.. ?!Vij. price 145 in boards; , .
2. I.Vettlrea on the' Catechism of Ole Church of England.
Sixth Ed,t. price 3i. in boards.
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This Day was published, price :s.

ALETTER to..J.OHN SCOTWARING, Esq.
in refutation 9f his '4 Observations on the Present Scite
of the Last. 1 ndia Company, with l relator), Remarks on the
pretended alarming Intelligence lately received from Madras
of the assumed general Disat*dion. amongst the Natives,"
• With Stridures on his illiberal and unjust Condud to-
wards the Missionaries in Indki.

Amicus f lato, atnicus Socrates; sed magis amica Veritas.
Out of thine own rriJuth will I judge thee.

LIM XiX. 22.

London 7.- Printed by Ellcrton and Byworth for I. Hatch-
ard, rge,- Piccadilly; Richardson, ;.and Black
aid Co. Leaden ha I I -.Street.
N.B. 11.ijor Scott. Waring haa,publishcd an AnSwer las it
is called) to the atiove Pamphlet ; but it seems that he has
tacitly 'admitted all the procipal passages it contains, and
slurred over,the rest.--Let. he Public decide.
London, England, 1808-02-25

LORD LAKE,

Lord CASTLEREAUIi brought down to the Home
a Mesiage from his Majesty, which stated, that his
Maiesty having taken 'into consideration the eminent
services of General Gerard Lord ,Vicoutit Lake,.
of AlitOil Clinton, performed for -his country both
in Europe and the East Indies,, had been pleased to,
IMO,' upon him the dignity of a Peerage, with au
annuity of :2 00oi . per annum ; to be continued to
his s,in and the, next heir male, lowardsienabling
Them to support the dignity of the said rank; nud
his Majesty recommende4 to his faitithil Qommous
to take Skliql MV1131.1r03 as to their wisloin s,houlci
seem hest calculated to secure the satne.lieterred
to a Committee of. the whole House on Friday next.
The Noble Lord gave notice, that be should on
that+day move that a McnV.lnitnil 100 cro:.ied to ;fie
memory of Lord Loke, at the pubic expence.
London, England, 1808-02-25

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HObSE OE PEERS,
WISDN9DAY, FED. 24.

Heard Counsel in the Scotch Appeal, Crawford
V. Patrick. . •
The Bank Threellkon Loan tH
claimed Dividend's Hill, Were read a second
The; American Intercourse Bill went through a
Committee..—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF cat/Imams%

;WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24.

.The'SPEAKER having taken the Chair,
A person from the Privy Council Office presented,
pursq,mt to ordpr, a Copy of the Memorial of Sir
Home Popham, praying restoratiOn of the proceeds
of the Ship L'Etrusco, seized, and condemned by
the Court of Admiralty, some years ago, tbr contra-
band trade.—Ordered to lie on the table.
A new Writ] was ordered for the Elec.-lion of. a
Member for Tiara, in the town of the Hon. Ed,
ward Boscawen, ,now Lord Viscount Falmouth,
called to the House of Peers.

A Petit was presented from certain Parishioners
of the rectory of Simonbourne, Northumberland,
praying leave to' bring in a Bill tbr dividing the said
Bettor" into several smaller Livings, now in the
gift of the Governors of Greenwich Hospital.—Re-
terred to a Committee of the Members serving fur
Northumbt:gland.

1:1 z. presented a Petition from the Tin-
ners of the City of London and Comity of Alidd:e-
sex, praying a Bill to prevent the injwing of
Skins and Hides in London and its vicinity:--41e-
fcrred to it:Committee.

General GAsoi,toria presented a Petition front the
Compahy of Merchants trading to Africa, praying
an aid of tB,oool.—lteterred to a Committee of the
whole Howe.

Sir JIM N SINCLAIR gave notice of a motion to-
morrow, for a Committee to inquire real eating the
state of the Highways and Public Roads, and the
propriety of more generally adopting broad-wheeled
cal rriges.
Mr. VANSITTART moved for an'Account of the
quAntity of Peruvian Bark imported by,
.and export-
ed froth, this -Country, within the last three years,
.distinguishing the quantity retained for home con-
sumptiim, and the quantity exported to Ireland.—
Ordera.
•
The SeCRETAR WAR presented some Returns,
pursuant to order,, respe6ting the Recruiting Set.
vice.—Urdered to lie on the Note, and to be printed.
London, England, 1808-02-25

Treble I.:e Number of GRAND PRIZES,—DoubIe the
Number of SMALLER PRI ZES.—No_ FIXED CA-
PI TM..
R AWING begins Sth MARCH.
LIORNSBY and Co. beg leave to: acquaint the
11 Clubs, Societies, and Individual Purchaser,, that the
English State Lottery:Scheme is by fir the best that has
been submitted to their attention for many years Nast, and
hope tor a continuance of their favour. It is •al great im-
portance to buy Tickets or Shares betnre the Drawing begins,
on account of there being no Fixed Capital Prize.
Last Year only were Shared by Hornsby and Co.
- - - ,Cse,pee
2,279 - A. tO,OOO 1,0;273 - ,Ctsoett
11.53 t - - . 5,000 1
,350 5,Ab
/4,716 - . 5,000 44 - - 500
In Seventy.two Shares.
Orders by Post, or Carrier, executed on the same Tarns
as if present, at
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CRIMINAL SIDE.

FORGERY.
Isaac Long was indided for forging and uttering
.a Bill of. Exchange, putporting to be drawn by Dan.;
:Sparshott, Purser of his .Majesty's ship Fisgard; on the :
18th April, 1808, with intent to defraud the Viaual-
ling Board:
. "Samuel Lewis, clerk to Messrs. Cobb and Co.
bankers, at Margate, depoSed, that the Prisoner came
to their banking-house on the tBth April. Re prO-
duced the bill in question, 'which purported to be
drawn by the purser of theTisgard, and it .had the
certificate of Capt.'Boltou, that the ship bad.receiy-
ed 168 days' necessary expenditure. it being regular
in forth, the witness discounted the bill, and sent it
to Messrs. Esdaile and Co. at London. At the tithe
the prisoner presented the bill he was dressed in a
naval uniform.

Captain Bolton, the Commander of the Fisgard,
stated, that his ship lay in Sheerness harbour on the
18th of April last. The certificate, which purported
to be his hand-writing, was not signed by him, and
the signature to the bill wal not the Purser's ; he
spelt his name Sparshott, and the it Was
spelled Sparsott,' omitting the h.
Mr; Sparshott said the bill was never drawn by
him, and the signature was a forgery.
Mr. Brady, a clerk in the ViCtualling-OAce,.
stated; that the bill came to the .thfice in due course,
and would have been accepted ; but upon a refe-
rence to the bdoks, it appeared that .the Purser's
name was mis-spelt ; this created suspicion; which
led to an inquiry, when it was discovered that the
bill was torgekt •
The Jury tound the Prisoner Guilty.
William Barker, aged .20, WAS indicted for having
feloniously ravished and carnally known and abused
Hannah Dixon, of Deptford, a child under ten years
of age, in August last. The Prisoner also stood in-
di&ed for a similar offence against Mary Ann Ste-
phens, of. St. Paul's, Deptford, a child under nine
years of age, in December last. On these two indict-
ments the Prisoner' was acquitted; but he was again
arraigned for the attempt to commit a rape on each
of them, and -found gui/ty.—He was sentenced to
four years' imprisonment, viz. two for the first of-
fence and
,two for the latter. The evidence of the
children exhibited such marks of human depravity on
the part of. the Prisoner as seldom heard of; we
forbear togive a relation of the particulars,, as being
unfit for the public view.
John Thorpe;. lndiEled for stealing sundry goods of
the value of ► odl. from the dwelling-house o7Charles
Storey, farmer, of Brasted—Guilty.
Several trivial causes were tried, and the Assizes
concluded. •
London, England, 1808-08-13

DOCTOR HOWELL'S POWDERS.

PILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HY-
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a long series ut vacs ; and, having taken a variety of 11Ie-
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cannot remain in the.mind Of the Most incredulous;
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years, had Falling Fits. from his childhood, hut is now re-
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Dr. I tuner, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians,
.London, by whom they were -rt Commended.

Mrs. Rebecca G Nen, of the Savoy Precinct, was more titan
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Dr. Howell's Powders, which perfe4ily cured her.—Witness,
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SAI UKDAY, AUGUST 13, 1808.

SALES .OF ESTATES„

MANOR AND ESTATE OF COX LODGE, IN
NORTHUMBERLAND.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
•At Foster's, (late Turner's) the Queen's I le.ad.lnn, in New.
- castle-upon-Tyne, on Thursday; the 18th August, tSoS; at
--Twelve at Noon (unless Disposed of in the mean tirne•by •
private Contract, of which, in that case, Notice will be
grven),, , • - " • -
AFREEHOLD- ESTATE, comprising Two
-Third Parts.Of the Manor or Lordship of Cox.lodge,
in the parish of Gpsforth, in the County Of•NorthUmberland,
, and situate about two•miles and a half from the town of New-
; •
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Mansitin'House' «tlh other HoriAes and Buildia.s, and about
56:).,Acres of good Land,,lyinatiogethera -in a ring fence, on
• the Nrorth side of Satter's-lane, and adjoining the great North
Post Rhad' from Newcastle to Morpeth •and. Edinburgh.---)
The whole being. now occtipiedin three Forms, by Mr. W.
Buifn'an, -Meisrßurci-on and -Rayne, .and. Mr: lolut Cram, •
who will strew the same. ..The Land Tax is.ri.deemed. • .
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Mr. Fryer, Land Surveyor, or Mr. Edward Iletl, Newcastle ;
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TIJE KING V. DOGHERTY.

,• Mr. 'GAIiROW stated, that he was to shew cause
against the:Rule. for an information in this case.--,
hwas an application on the part of a father-in-law,
, to top the publication 'ofa book containing passages
_that were libellous. The affidavits were very lung,.
and as they,rela(ed to disputes entirely of a fatuity
nature, and he co:ild not contend that Mr. Do.;herty
denied the linellous publication, he having assigned
reasons for it, he (Mr. G4attOw) coUldlt9t do good,
but, on the contrarzy.,.rnuch harm, by entering. into .a
detail of the whole CirCinstanc'eu that would tend to
justify then.).
Lord ELLEsEor.ouert—"-.1? the publication 5,,

Mr. Serjeant Lvis, on behalf of the Defendants.,
moved 'the Court to set aside the verdief, contending,
that inasmuch as the delay vas occasioned by the
arrest of the Captain, and not hyany negleEt or in)
prOper a& of the Defendants, the latter were nbt
liable to demurrage to. that amount, the question for
the Jury being merely as to what compensation the
party was entitled to for the accidenial delay.

Bank Stock, .236 1237
Navy 5 per C.'e:a. 99 4 51,4
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London, England, 1808-11-09

GUEST V. GITTEY.

The ATTOIINEY-GENERAL moved for a new
trial in this case, which, he said, was an issue under
a private INclosure Act, tried before .Nr. Justice
LE BI,ANC, at Shrewsbury. 1 Certain lands were to
be iti;:losed, and the Commissioners desired all per-
,ions having claims to give them in. The Plaintiff
accordingly put in his claim for a right of the corn•
mon for tiiieep but the Couatnizsioners ordered this
to.be amended, and according to a-printed form they
had prepared, which was L,o worded as to express a
right or common for all cuinmonable cattle. Upon
.the trial, however, it was objected, that the claim
was larger than the right.which the 'claimant was
entitled to. The sheep-right was proved; and espe-
cially indorsed upon the postea ; but it was objected
that ouch au. indorsement was contrary to the usual
practice, ankt of no effect. The PlUintill finding him-
self in this situation, his only resource, was anew
trial.—Rule granted.
London, England, 1808-02-22

TO BE DISPOSED OF,

AWOO 1,11,EN FACTORY in • the West of,
Iland. It consists of extensive ?remises, in corn-
plori Repair.• possessin4 every Convenience for manthadur..-
atig alolkscripttons or ►Voolleir Cloth and Cassimere, in the
most adVautageous Way.
Also the Goodwill of.a very considerable irade, with long
established ConneCtions.
For Varriculars. inquire at Messrs. Dawes, Angel.court,
T firogmorton. si met.
London, England, 1808-08-25

CARLISLE,

'Yesterday evening the Judges,'Skr J. CrIAMBRE,
znd Sir G. WOOD, arrived_ in this 'City from New-
arkl having opened tbeir Commission, pro.
needed thi-s morning-on the business of the assize :
the former sits on the 'CroWn side : there are fo
criminals on the_calendar, six of which are charged
with capital offences; viz. one for a rape ; fou; for
uttering ibrged notes of the Bank. of England; and
one, a young man named Wood,
;for bur&ariously
breaking into the dWelling-hoUse of two old women,
tenants of a small farm, both of whom be murdered,
and then rifled the house of tOl. in money : there is
but little business at Nisi Prins, so that•the Judges
ekpect to proceedito Appleby on Thursday next.

. At the Assizes for .Nort hum berland,Martin Bryan,
for a highway robbery between Newcastle.and North
Shields, and at, the same time cutting the throat of
Barbara Weir with a razor, with intent to murder her,
was found guilty and received sentence of death. The
priaoner lodged with the Prosecutri* at South Shields,
was considerably in her debt, on the morning of
the robbery she had lent him 20so---Knowing of her
intention to go up .to Newcastle with the•money of
which he robb'ed her, he way-laid -her; attempted to
tut her throat, and barbarously left her to. bleed to
deathe—He remains for eNecution. The 3adges, be-
tore they left Durham, were pleased to reprieve James
Thompson, under sentence of death for horse•-stealing.

tl

4. 11'.1 .

• GRAVIESEND, AUGUST 23.
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NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, AUG: 23.—Sailed the Cricket, of to
guns, with a'Spanish Nobleman, for Corunna ; also
Disp-atches for the British Fleet nader the command
of Admiral DE COURCEY.

Sailed the Mediator, of "44 gUns, for Lisbon,
having under convoy: the Denham and Rolla 'rran-
.sports, with troops, and horses .to join the Expe-

dition.

Arrived the Nimrod Cutter, from eti Brest, with
Dispatches; she brings intelligence. that a division of
the Brest Squadron, consisting of four Sail of the
Line, three Frigates, and six Brigs, lately made an
igetempi to escape from the harbour ; but the British
,Squadron being, apprized of .their inteittions, pur-
sued them, and drove one of their Frigates on shoie,
which was set fire to and destroyed : the others re-
- turned to the harbour., • ' • •

Sailed the. Narcissus Frigate, for Oporto.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG, 24.—Yesterday arrived the
Calista, AVEATHERHEAD, and Surinam, ---, for
Madeira and Surinam, from the Downs.

Sailed the Success Frigate, Capt. AYSCOUGH, with
a convoy of Transports for Lisbon, and Merchant-
men for Oporto, Cadiz, and the Mediterranean.
•

DEAL, AUG. 24.---Remain in the Downs the
Princess of Orange• Man of War, Clyde Frigate,
Bustler and. Phosphorus Gun-brigs, Harmony Vic-
tualler, and several other outward-bound Vessels.
Sailed through the Downs the, Apollo, REDDELL,
for Oporto.

SHEERNESS, AUG. 23.—Came into Harbour the
Camilla, of 20 guns.

The Cestor Frigate, which hung yesterday in
launching, was this morning s 'tide hove off b) put-
chase, and is taken into Dock to be coppered.
Sir T. B. • IHOMPSON, Bart. Comptroller of the
Navy, and -Comissioner Sir Wm. RULE this. day
- • •
visited and inspected the Dock-yards, and it is said
two new Docks are to be made, and the Ordnance
Wharf taken into the Yard.

"'' Capt. MATHER is appointed by the Lord 4 Commis-
ot the Admiralty to !he command of the
Combatant Praatn.

SPORTIIYG INTELLIGENCE,

YORK. AUGUST, MEETING.
MONDAY,

A SUbscription .of 2565. caen, for all ages. —Four miles.
Ld Dailingion's br. c. u> Archduke, 4 yrs old - t
Ld•Strathinore's Cassius 5 yrs old - - 2
Mt. c,artorth's b. c. Hyl.4, 4 yrs old - -
3
Lti Milton's Sir. Paul, 6 yrs oid , - - - 4
The i'rOduce Stakes of loogs. each, h. ft.—Four miles.
Mr. IV; N. W. iletvett's b. c. Scud - - f
I.*:---of 4.inii.to•i% u 2. by tiambittonian - t
Mr..F..'14. Hutigsbn's b. 1. MAtonn} - - - 3
- - His Majesty's toogs. fur all'ages.—Foin iniles.
Mr. Nalton's Rattger, by Hyacinthus, 4 yrs old' - r
Mr. Goi-wo6cos-,:li. g. by ditto - - : 2
Mr. Walkeri 'baronet - 3
Mr. Hutchtnson's Silvio - 4
m Mr. S: Duncobe's Rossington. . : -.:- - 5
London, England, 1808-08-25

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The Eighth Edition, Corrected and Improved, of
THE SCHOLAR'S SPELLIYrr ASSISTAW.:
Intended for the USe.of Sciwui I rivafc Tuition.
By THOMAS CARPENTER,
Master of-the Academy, Ilford, Essex. • '43
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater..
noster-row ; and C. Law, Ave-M iria-lane.
Of whom may behad, by ine:same Anthor,
The New Orthographical Assistant, or Enzlish Exercise-
EGA, written on art impioved-- lan, for the more speedy
Instrudion of Young Persons in the Art of Spelling and Pro-
tiUnciati,n, intended for the Use of Schools ; price as. bound.
London, England, 1808-08-22

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVEsEND, AtJCIJST 19.
Passed by—the Helena, blumer, from Stockholm ; De.
vonshire, Murry, and the Lady Castlereagh, frurn
, . ,

Sailed"---the Union,. Simpson, for India; st. Antonio,
Sep, for the Brazils; Flora Broad, for Gihrultar ; andth
Venetia,Norbury, Skock'holin.

' • BIRTHS.
()n Wedrieiay last, at Little Hampton,' Sussex, the Lady
of Captain Morris, of the 73d Regiment, Major of 13rigad0 •
to the Forces, of.a Daughter
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On the 19th inst. at Wandsworth, the Lady of lignicl
Garrett, of a Daughter.
Oa Saturday, in upper Gower-street, the Lady of Lieu.
tenant-Colonel I‘l.ic,lonalti, of a Daughter.

MARRIED.
Or. the .711 inst. at Cheltenham, Captain Blake, .13 th Fool
;loci Of Belmont, in the County of Galway, Ireland, to Mrs.
Walk:li Erskine, widow of Mr.jor-Gener4l Erskine, of Card
Perthsitire, mind only daughter of the late Lieutenant.
General Sir CVilliairr Myers, Barr.
On Saturday last; Mr. 'W heaticy, of Islington, Gold
to Nlias Charlotte Basire, daughter of the late Mr-
Basire, of Charlotte-street.

DIED.
Lately; at Barbadces, Lieutenant-Colonel Bowyer, Adju-
, taut-General there,
.a.(l nephew of General Bowyer.
On Thursday even.ng last, at his country seat, Eltharn -
Lodge, in Kent, Oliver Farrer, Esq. of Bedford-square.
On fridriy.last, at his house. at Wilmington, near Dart..
ford, Kent, 'fames Cumming, Esq. Admiral of-the White'
aged -70 years:
r') TA same day, at-her house in Edward-street, Cavendish....
sq4arce, after a long and p.tinful illness, Mrs. Martha Hob- I
• Or, 'Monday last,, the Rev. Mr., Lloyd, of the Hay, nor
Breckpock. • lie was sp severeiy Wounded by being unfortu-
nately thrown from his horse, that he expired immediately,.

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