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London, England, 1808-08-22

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Francis Frank land, of Bow-lane, Cheapside, London, ware-
houseman, from Aug. 20 to OCI. g, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Richard Ledwell, late of Cleveland-street, New-road, St.
Pancras, Middlesex, cow-keeper, from Aug. i 6 to Oa. 4r
at ten, at Guildhall.
Samuel Sanders, of Abchurch-lane, Londif, , vintner, from
Aug. 27 to Oct. s, at ten, at Guildhall.

.BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
lames, of,Swansea, Glarnorganshirc, shopkeeper.
BANKRUPTS. •
Jj,ines Powell and William Darch Ormond, of Bristol, wine.
and spirit-merchants, to surrender Aug. 7.3, at eleven,
and OW t, at five, at Reeve's Hotel, Bristol. •Attornies,
Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, Bristol ; or Mr. Tarrant,
Chancery-lane, London.
Jolla Crumbleholme, of Preston, Lancashire, grocer, 'Sept.
rg, 20, and Od. t, at eleven, at the Do„ Inn,- Preston.
Attornies, Mr. Sudell, Preston ; or Mr.Blackstoot, St.
MiMrect's-court, Poultry, 'London.
William Atka tones, of Aldernianbury, London, haber.
dasher, Sept. to, 17, and 06t. t, at ten, at Guildhall. ,At.
tornies,yessrs. Berridge, Hatton-Garden. . _

Whitehead, latent Shaw-Hall, Saddlewortli, York-
shire, woollen-manufacturer, Aug. 25, Sept. 19, am! O.
1, at twelve, at the Bull's Head,' Muscly, Ashton-under-
Line. Attornies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-Line; or
Mr. Battye Chancery-lane, London.

- - ,
Thomas Troughtoii, of Liverpool, stationer, Sept. 9, to,
and Oa. t, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Attornies, Mr. 13;gg, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr.
SLryinshcr, Livdpool.
Joshua Metcalfe, now or late of Skipton,Yorksbi re, Thread.
maker, Sept.- so, 17, at the King's Arms Inn, and Ott. r,
at the Thanet Arms Inn, Skiption, at eleven-each day.
AttOrnies, Mr. Scofield, Skipton ; or Mr. Swale, Gleat
Ormond-street, London.
Wilihm Michael Russell, of Vauxhall, Surrey, maltster,
Aug 27, Sept. to, and od. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
tonnes, Messrs. A 'cock, Boswell and Corner,
D !VIDE A'DS

Oct. 3. Ann Harding, of Bristol, haberdasher, at eleven, at
the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Sept. la. lohn Brooke, of Hartshead; Dewsbury, Yorkhire,
merchant and manuladurer, at ten, at the,Man and Saddle
Inn, Dewsbury.
Sept. 17. GeorAe Stevens, the younger, of Bedford, grocer,
at ten, at Guildhall, London. -
Sept. iz. Charles Waugh, of Blackburn. Lancashire, linen-
draper, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Blackburn.
Sept 12. John Pearson, of Althorn, and Thomas Spence,
of Blackburn, Lancashire, corn-dealers, at eleven, at the
Queen's Head, Blackburn.

LC) NOON : Hinted by RiCHARft Ha a ts, of No. 4, Mattlett-court, Bow.street; and publitheA b) WILLIAM ARMICER SCRIPPS, South
.Molton:l4,reet, Grosvenor-square;
Al the Svs.Cirrrck No. 1t u strand ; where //dye tisernintirOrders tot the P...er, letters for the Editor, &c, (Dos,t-paid) 'mist be addressed.
London, England, 1808-08-22

This Day,vias published,
In one Volurne.Bvo. price 7s. in boards,

H E RULE and EXERCISES of HOLY bY-
..t. LNG; in which -are described the Means and. Instru-
ments of preparing ourselves and others, respeaively, for a
'bieSsed death,- and the Remedies against' the Evils and
Temptations proper to the State of Sickness, together with
Prayers, and a.els of virtue to be used by sick and dying per-
sons, Or by others standing in their, attendance ; and rules for
the Visitation of the Sick, and Offices proper for that
nistry. - To which is added, the Golden Grove. The
Twenty-seventh Edition. •
fly I ER. TAYl.o'ft, DA).
Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles the. First,
The Rev. THOMAS TIIIRLWALI., M.A. Editor.
-Printed for Longtnan, Hurst, Rees; and Orme, Pater.
noster-row ;• and R. Dutton Gracechurcli-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,

The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living. In one vol. Svo.
price is. boards.
London, England, 1808-08-22

s • This Day was published,
VOl„Unies I. and 11. (containing the :Peerage of England),
with the Arms neatly cngravcn on Wand,
.price 16s. in
oartis, of
PEERAQ E of the EM-
.L.A., PIKE, of GREAT BRITAIN: in which are Me-
rnoiriland.o hiraders of the most celebrated Persons of each
,:%••
Printed for 1. Johnson, j. Nichols and Son, R. Faulder
and Son, K. Baldwin, T. Payne, G. Robinson, Wilkie
and Robinson, Scatcherd and I;etterman, Otridge and Son,
W. Lowndes, Clarke and Son, I. Walker, R. Lead ..White,
Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadell and D4vies, 1.
Mawinan, and-1. Hooker.
*** Any Correetions directed to the Publishers will be
thankfully received.
,In the Press, and in a state of considerable forwardness,
VoltAtieVlll. and IV. containing the Peerage of Scotland
and ~i ands ; • . •
Also, a New Edition of Collins's Peeage of England, with
very considerable Alterations and Improvements,and brought
down to the present time, by Samuel Egerton Brydges,' Esq.
London, England, 1808-08-22

LONDON,

MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1808.

WE received this morning Dutch Papers to the
17th inst. and Moniteurs to the tith, from which we
have made the following extra.% :'"•"
ST. PETIRSBURGH, JULY 20.-By an Imperial
Ukase, bearing date 22d June, it has been enatied,
that no Futiign Vessels of any Nation whatever,
which has set sail from Sweden, or touched at a
Swedish Port, shall be admitted in any Russian har-
bour, during the present War with his Swedish Ma-
jesty, and that during the same period no Ships
shall be admitted to sail from any Russian Port for
Sweden, neither in ballast or laden. Lastly, that in
ease of any Russian commodities being shipped for
a foreign harbour, the proprietor of such goods shall
make an affidavit that they are not intended for any
subjeas of Powers at war with Russia.
WARSAW, JULY 23,---The Polish emigrants in
the pay of France are now assembling at Lowicz.
Marshal Prince DAVOUST is to review them, and
they are in daily expeaation of orders to march to
France.

FLORENCE. JULY 22.—Prince General MENOU,
in his quality of Governor General, has assumed
the Command in Chief of the troops in Tuscany.
General FtORILLA has removed to Cremona, to the
great displeasure of the inhabitants of this city. The
Tuscan Troops are now in Spain, end letters from
Perpignan, of the Bth instant, state, that they defeat-
ed the Rebels on the 6th and 7th, and took from
them two pieces of clionon. On the Bth our Troops
joined a French corps composed of 8000 men, who
1%0 been conveyed to Spain in waggons..
NAPLES, JULY 30.—Marshal .I.ovßDArt, Gover-
nor of Naples, set out yesterday fur Spain, wlierc
Ile is to have a command in the Army of his Ma-
jesty the Bing of Spain, with the title of Major-
Gerierll. He has delivered his cotnmancl in the
xing):lo9l of Naples to REGNI;g, General of Divi-
sion, whose departure for Spain is not to take.place.
'SftztabrA, JULY 27.—1 n the last sitting of the
States of Lower Austria it was resolved to provide,
it their own expunce, 300,000 suits of regimentals
for the less wealthy individuals who form part of the
National Militia.

FRANXFORT, AUG. 3.—The Grand Duke of
Hassz has ordered•the Code of NAPOLEON to be in-
troduced in his dominions,
Several movemen'ts are at present observed among
the troops of the Princes of the Confederacy of the
Rhine, which seem to be the result of some general
measure. It is reported, that all the troops of the
above Princes are to be ready about the end of this
month, to march at the shortest notice, and that some
corps of them are to assemble in Mayence.

PARIS, ‘i G.'.--According to certain intelligence
received from Naples, the Gcanci Duke of BERG Veai
London, England, 1808-08-22

."41Votk Light I nfantty Yetuntem, Lieutenant Vivir.nil 'Moorc, •
BFay, froth the 31st Foot, •to be Captain Of a Company,
without purchase, vice; May, appoinzed to_the 3ith
' 'Royal A trican Corps, Lie,ut. 1. N. Nealson, Ira •rt the.4th
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, withAat purchase.
•ist Garrison Battalion, I 'eta. M. Creagile, tram the g6th
Foot, to be I ieutenant, vice Wh:ttby, who exchanges.
'2cl Ditto, Wm. Collis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice jcine, pro-
moted in the lith Foot.
3d Ditto, Lieutenant john Carnae, from the gth Garrison •
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mevick, ap-
pointed to the 3ist Foot. Lieutenant Frederic Lumly,
- from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain Of a Company,'
vice M‘Gregiff, appointed to the 84th Foot.
4th Ditto,' Lieut. Henry Tarleton; from the- zist Light Dta-•
goon,, to tte-Captain of a Company, vice L Butt, appoint-
: ed to the 27th root. Lieutenant Edwin Sandys, from the
Ist Dragoons, to besclitto, vice Pigott, appointed to the 84th
Foot Lieutenant "Charles Newman Hinchley, front the
88th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cockburn, who ex-
changes. Ensign John Bell from the 24th oot, to be
ditto, vice Schwartz, who resigns.
sth Ditto, Ensign Charles Barron Norton, from the 47th
Foot, to be 'Lieutenant, vice Beale, appointed to the i6th
Foot. Addison Lowe, Gent. to be Ensign, vice, Stephens,
promoted in the r all Foot.
6th Ditto, Lieut Wm. Wemyss, from the 93d Foot, to be
'Captain of a Company, vice Lord F. j. Somerset, appoint-
ed to the 43d Foot.
7th• Ditto, Lieut, the Hon. F. C. Shanhope, fromthe loth
Light Diagoons, to be Captainpf a Company, vice Lane,
appointed to the 84th Foot.
Bth Ditto, Lieut. john Hamilton, from the 6th-Dragoon
G pack, to be Captainofa Company, vice Brown, appoint-
, ed to the 27th Foot.
gth Ditto, Lieut. I. C. Macrae, from the 76th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Johnson,-appointed to the 84th
Foot. Lieut. the Hon. S. M. Gardner, from the tith
Foot, to be Captain ola Company, vice Percy, appointed
t to the 23d Foot. Lieut. Ch, Knatchbutl, from the Lith
Light Dragoons, to be ditto, vice Cole, appointed to the
8 tst Foot.
tzth Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain the Hon. C. South-
well, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain
of a. Corn pany.
London, England, 1808-08-22

:mops of the, Trinces of the Confederation of the
Itoint have received orders 'to hold themselves in
readiness to march at the first signal ; it is still re-
piirtcd that they are destined for Italy, but it is
snore generally thought that they will not leave
Germany.
Eizt.siNGnort6H, AuG. 9.—Sir JAMES SAUMAIIEZ
is about to proceed with the ViQory, and some
other Ships, into the Gulph of Finland, for the pur-
pose, it is stated, of communicating to his Swedish
Majesty some intelligence, or overtures, which have
rea4.:lted him from Russia, I fancy through Denmark.
Captain HOPE is the bearer of dispatches to our Go-
.ertnnettt on the subjeet. Vie have almost daily in-
tercourse with Denmark. I was at Elsineur sonic
days since in a Flag of Truce, and experienced from
the Dines much civility. I believe they are heartily
tired of French connexion, and tam satisfied that
• a like sentiment prevails along the shores of the Bal-
tic. Our cruizers in their occasional intercourse
with the land, by Flags of Truce or otherwise, are
every where received %kith kindness, particularly in
Russia, where the Government appears to participate
in the friendly disposition so strongly manifested by
the people.
GOTTENBURGH, AUG. 9.—ln my last, I commu-
nicated to you a report then prevalent here, that
Russia was about to join France against Austria—the
statement was said to rest on the authority of re-
speMable letters from Russia. I have made all the
inquiry in my power, but have not been Mlle either
to s-e any of those letters, or to find out by whom
they have been received. All the information I can
coiled is, that Russia is indefatigable in reinforcing
her already powerful army, and that a division of
troops, which was on its route from Esthonia, to
Join the army in Finland, was countermanded when
within two days' march of the capital, and it was
expected would be sent back.—Tlie treaty between
the Austrian and Russian Courts, for the mutual de-
livery of deserters, has been followed by several
commercial arrangements, which, although unim-
portant in theniselvei, are at the present moment of
ilterest, as they shew the increasing amity between
tile two Empires: A great number of Surgeons, at
Vienna, Sc. have received permission from the Em-
peror to cuter the Russian service ; and leave has
been granted to Russian Commissaries to draw sup-
plies of corn, &c. from Galicia, although the expor-
tation to Silesia, wher6 it is touch wanted, is rigidly
prohibited.

MAILS.
AititlVlD-z Dublin, z Waterford. Duz-3 Gottenbargh,
Waterford,.

PRICE 01: sTocKs
THIS DAY AT TWELVE o'CLO.CX.
CODSOIS . - 66 65,} I Ortutium .

4 1 dis,
London, England, 1808-08-22

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

August 18, MS.
THE CONIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALI,I2VG
His .MAJESTY '3 Y do hereby give Mike, That
on Thursday next, the 25:b Instant, they will be read), to receive
Tenders,tn'.zvritineiealed up), and treat for the
,parchase of
One hundred Tont of ROSE CORK. (Seconds) BUTTER, a,
BRITISH BUTTER of equal goodness ; ,and for One Finn.:
dred.l'onsof CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICK
and GLOUCESTERSHIRE Cl-IE,ESE, as
CHEESE of equal goodness, to be delivered, Oni.half thereel in
a Fortnight,' and t6e remainder in• a Fortnigkafterwards, into
His Majesty's Vielualling Stores at the Port*s and in the Propor.
tons undermentioned, .

Cheese.
Deptford 6o Tons - 8o .Tons.
Portsmouth 20 -
Plymouth 20 --

- - - -

100 kco
And to be
.paid for by' Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days
after daft.

The Conditions -of the Contr.zas May be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in Words a! length, cr that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Thursday next, the ivh
lase. nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or lone Person
on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.
London, England, 1808-02-13

&.A
VA L., EW S.

MAttorvir, rsa. this day it has blown
A gale at ti',W.; the Lucy ail( tapt, 'Ptl744
MIYGS, from Africa, for London, is on, sties in
Westgate Bay : her cargo is expetied to he saved.
Two Ships are riding in Westgate Bay dismasted
a Gun-brig is riding close in with the shore, with
the los4 of her mainmast, and it is'feared will strike
at lOW Water:, a Brig in •ballait; with yellow "sides,
is on shore near Kingsgate.

, The Cecelia, MARK, from St. Michael's, for Lon-
don, that want on shore yesterday; was got off, and
is now safe in the Harbour.

PLYMOUTH, FElt. 11.—Came in, the Icabe//ay
MILLMAN, from Charlestown, detained by the
hiobe Frigate.; Huron, HILL, and the Steven,
BAKKE!, from. Bourdeaux, both detained, by the
Tribune Frigate.

PORTSMOUTH,' Fin. 12.—r-ArriVOd at St. Helen's
the Vare/ia,A/NAID, bound to Jamaica, and four
or five other outward-bound Vessels from the
Downs ; Mary, BERRIDGB4 NViscassett, from Vi-
rginia, for Amsterdam, detained by the Sappho Pri-
vateer ; and the Purett French Privateer, captured by
His Majesty's Ship Port Mahon.

DEAL, Fan. 11.—Arrived Le Cleune, Skylark,
and Wrangler, front Sheerness; the Avenger Sloop,
froni Portsmouth, and Pandora and Sparrowhawk
from a cruize.

Sailed last night, for the westward,• the VinzlTA
and Resolute, with a large Convoy,
again this morning, with the Wind \ti.•blOwing
strong: • _

Tit; Ships in the Downs as per ye.stPrddy, with
above 206 Sail of Merehatiune...

Fan. 12.—A1l last night and this day it has blown
a gale at N.N.W. attended with snow; most of
the outward•bound Vessels in the Downs have part-
ed-frorn their cables and gone to the Westward.
Sailed through the Downs the Lord Nelion East
Indianan, for Portsmouth.

Two Ships are riding in the Downs distrusted.

GENERAL IPRITELOCKE's, TRIAL,
London, England, 1808-06-23

STIPENDIARY CURATES' BILL.

The Duke of RUTLAND presented a Petition4from
certaiu of. the Clergy of Leicestershire, against,the
provisions of the 801 : anti
Lord BaowtiLow presented a similar Petition on
the part of the Clergy of Lincolnshire.—;—Ordered to
lie on the table.
Lard LAUDERDALE renewed his objections against
the Bill. It was a Bill 'of the utmost cdnseqUenc.em,

•t both as it alfeeted property -find tiv••estahlished
Church ; and, above all, as U went to extend the
'power of the Bishops, who already possessed 'but
too much power. It was moreover brought into
the House at so late a period of the session, that it
was impossible to give it a full and mature consi-
deration It was yet o.llly read the first time. •
'Lord HOLLAND perfectly coincided in the observa-
•tions of his Noble FriencL
The. Archbishop of CANTERBURY observed, that
the prints of the Bill were not yet on the table ;but
• whe❑ they were, he hoped it •would be to-morrow,
•he should then (for then only would it be regular),
move that the Bill be reach' second,time on Friday.
Lord LAUDERDALE complained of the shortness
of the notice, and again ehtered more fully into the
mischievous consequences of 'the inerea,ed power
which it would confer on the Bishops, only 'one of
whom, he believed would he found to have the
spirit to oppose it.
Lord HARROwBY called the Noble Lord to order,
as allowing hi►nseit to degenerate into personalities.

. .
Lord LAUDERDALE denied thm he was out of
order.; and said, that he should take the.uext oppor7
adorded hiss of proving that he meant nothing
personal to the Dolost Rev. Prelate who had • spoken
on the present occasion. •
London, England, 1808-04-11

BURTON HUNT RACES-LINCOLN' COURSE.

•
TUESDAY, APRIL 5.
The Sweepstakes of sgs each (18 Subscribers) was won by
Mr. Grant's eh. h. l'elix.(rcxie by Mr. Skipi,vorth), beating
three others • and Mr. S. Codd's ch. m. (rude by Mr. Codd)
won the GoICI Cup, value sags beating tour others.

WEDNESDAY.
The Sweepstakes of -sgs -each, was won by Mr. C. Main-
waring's b. g. by Alexanderi(rode by Mr. Brett), bv.iting tore
others; the• Cup, value cogs was won by Lord Monsun's
br.. h. Clevelatul (rode by Mr. Douglas), beating two oth,rs ;
and the Handicap Subscription, of 3gs each, was won LIY Mr-
Browne's b. g. beating four others.

SHIP NEIFS.

CRAVURND; APRIL 8.

Passed by—the Lynn, Phillips, froth Riga ; Simon 'far-
lor, Meek, from Jamaica ; and the Atalanta (Danish I'rize),
from Plymouth.
Sailed —the Alfred, Hutchins,
.for ramaica ; Lovely Liss,
Carter, fur Cork ; Sally, Tracey, for Dublin ; Albion,
Thompson, for St. Croix ; and the Experiment, Dicey, rig
Montserrat.
London, England, 1808-04-11

ALBION INFORMATION OFFICE, LONDON.
rr HE CLEUG\ are most respectfully inforinel
.I. that a list of Livings and Advowions to be bought*
• sold, or exchanged, is constantly kept at this °thee ; and all
Gentlemen Wishing to sell, purchase, or exchange such pro-
tennent,• or desirous of engaging Curates for temporary, per-
snanent, or occasional Duty in Town or Cuiwtry; will find
most desirable Institution tor the registry of their re-
mit:dive Particulars.
THOMAS COOTE, Secretary.
V0.,4t, Earl-street, New Bridge-street.
London, England, 1808-04-11

WEDNESDAY,

Sweepstakes of zogs each, for colts rising 4 yrs old, Bst.4lb
tithes list. Three

. .
Sweepstakes of ggs each, for hones, dc. rot thorough bred,
tast each.—Gentlemen riders. Two mile heats. -
Sir M. M. Sykes's ch. g. by St. George - - I f
Mr. Knowslev:a b. g. - . - s 2
Mr. Franklin's b. g. Brilliant - - 3 3
Mr, Watt's br. h. by Screveton - - - 4 4
Fifty Pounds, for Horses, 4:e. of all ages, that never won
that 41 :::c in Plate, Match, or Sweepstakes ; 3 yrs olds to
carry 7st ; 4 yrs olds to carry Bst 4lb ; 5 yrs olds Sst tolb ;
6 yrs olds and aged cast ; Mares allowed 31b. Heats, one
mile ane a half each. . .
Mr. Acred'sat. ,e'. Wainsford, by Stamford. 4 yrsold I t
Mr. Bell's br. c. by Stanvord, 3 yrs old - - 4 a
Mr, Pickering's b. f. by Sir Solomon, 3 yrs old - 5 3
Mr. Carforth's b. h. by H.nnblettutian, 5 yrs old - 2 4
Mr. Ilobson's Grenadier. by lleningbrough, 5 yrs old b i
Mr. Thompson's br. c. Homby Lad, by Hantbletonian 3 tit
London, England, 1808-04-11

MONEY.

MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Letve to inform
those th.it way be desirous of burrowing Tempo.
nary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all
times, and without delay, advance any Suin—front One. Hun.
dted to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal.
or any other Security. arising from Nlarriafe Settlements, Mo•
ney in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy-
bold, atid,.Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and eßttitable
Terms, and will also conduct every Negotiation at Much less:.
expence than what is usually incurred in money transaCtiont.
Personal Applications Messrs. LuLas and Co. daily re-•
wive at their house., No. 19, jermyn.street. St. lames's,
210 Letters, post-paid, immediately -answered.
N.B. Ten years purchase will be • biven tin well secured
Annuities.

PATENT Sofa and Chair Beds,
.Dining Tables,
Brass Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing a
Set of Tables ; several new Inventions and excellent lin.
provenie4ts in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; -gracious.
ly patronized by the King, Queen, and Royal
IfUTI.ER's is the Original Manufactory, and he. is the
true Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of -which may be
seen at his Ware-rooms), has had thd honour of executing
Orders in fashionable Vurniture for great ;numbers of the No- •
bility and Gentry, many of whom have favoUrably comic.
serrated to recommend his,Mannladory, knowing it to be
the Original. Window Curtains, Drawing •room and .I;ar.
lourijiliairs,and every Article in the above branches; in a
varietr of elegant and fashionable Designs. "Tae Patent Brass
Screw Beds are fixed with the greatest ease, witliont tools,
or tacks or nails in the Furniture,
Particular attention to usefUl Improvements in Furniture
for the Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and for Exporta-
tion. Mosquito Net Beds of various kinds for the Fast and
West Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds of
bedding, always ready at BUT I,F. WS WAR EIIOUSE,
Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine-street, Strand.—Please to be par-
ticular; a Brick-front House.

ONLY THREE DAYS TO DRAW !! I
RICIT STATE OF THE WHEEL:
Two TW ENTY THOUSANDS !
I !YE ONE TIIoUSANDS! •
• TEN I IVF. HUNDREDS
Drawing at Nine o'Clock TO-MO R ROW MORN.
ING.T •.
ICE: ETS and SHARES are militia by Sir
lAMES lIRANSCOMII and Co. at their. Luc y Of-
.
hces, 37, curnitill, it, tlalhorn, and 38, Haymarket;.
•
Where 2S70. the Grand Prize of
• FORTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS,
Was sold in Sixteenths, in the last Lottery ; and in tim pre.
sent Lottery have Fold, in Shares, the toll Owing List of Ca.
pital Prizes :

NO.. 14223, 3 A. zo.ooo Prize
t2,9:-9; a k oD,en.c. Prize
tp,27e, 11 repo Prize
z 2,862, a 3i, rooe•Prize
12097, a ,Ciono Prize
rt,200, a . ,£coo l'rize
• 1,t14, a 500 Prise •
The Lottery tinislie3 NEXT SATURDAY.

(AN the 26th of this Month, will be drown in
1.1 Guildhall, the GRAND CITY LOT PERY of
Vrvehold Homes, discharged of Land Tax, containing Prizes
to the Amount of t 04,0001.
• Prize of zs,2co
✓ " 7,000 6
-
-.00 r

Prizes of

2 000

4.000
3,ano

4 -

The Tickets and Shares are on Sale by
110116 LS, PAIN h., and Co.
Stock-Brokers, r 49, Oxford-street ; and i, Curnhill.
London, England, 1808-04-11

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS.

n_ENTLENIE N, Sce..possessed of Incomes aris.
ing from .Freehold, Capyhold, or Leasehold Estates,
Nlarriage Settlements, ur any other property, and those of re-
spectability having personal security only to oiler, may be
pplied with the whole or any part of the above Sum, on
paying Annuity interest for the same, with liberty to return'
the Principal at the pleasure of the Burrower, and the bn-
"siness completed withotit the exposUre, exaction, and delay
.usually attending these transattions.
Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. Hemmings, No. 23,
Saville. row, Burlington-street,London, will be duly answer=
cd, but no personal application will be received.
London, England, 1808-04-11

(VON THE GIBRALTAR CHRONICLE).

13y a Vessel front Sir CHARLES COftONIS Srfna-
dron, we learn that the Portitguese SlOop]of.War
Lebre had arrived off Lisbon with dispatches from
the PRINCE REGENT to the ProVisionat Government,
‘itihich the .Captain did not land, on being informed
by the Adniiral that the French were in possession
Hof the country ; the -commercial Mails were sent
into Lisbon by a ftshing beat; and. the .Lebre stood.
out to sea. The PRlscEirad a remarkable tine pas-
sage of thirty-nine days, and:landed at Rio Janeiro
with the other branches of the Royal FainilY, On the
Brh of January, amidst the accianiations of.his faith.
Jul Subjecas.
r
The .c iroserpine Frigate, with convoy.from Ports.
mouth, arrived at Gibraltar on the 20th ult.

We have ever a most Sincere satisfaaion in doing
justice to the merits of any individual in the service
of ourcountry, whenever they come to our know-
ledge. It is consistently with this principle that we have
now to notice the very essential services rendered by
Capt. JAUES GRANT, of the Raven
,Sloop of War,,
.tt the tune of the evacuation of Portugal; and upon.
the occasion of the sailing of the Roche Tort Sc ua-
aron.--That brave, active, and intelligent Officer
gave the most prompt and etre6tual assistance to the
British merchants of Lisbon and Oporto, as many
'of them most warmly and gratefully testify. He
Ixas likewise the first to give informatton to the dif-
ferent English Admirals and Cruizers of the Rus.
than Fleet having entered the Tagus, and took it
tiPOJI himself to come express to England with this
important intelligence. Capt. GRANT was likewise
the first to give an account of. the Rochefort, Squa-
dron having Sailed, it having chased him ten leagues
off Oporto On the g Ist of January i on the 244 h he
give ihforniation Of this to Sir SIDNEY SMITH, and
oa Iho 25th to Sir CHARLES COTTON, and on the
30th he was dispatched to Madeira and Rio lie Ja-
neiro with advices of 'the sailing of that Squ'adron,
to put our own Forces and those of Portugal On their
guard. We have not, forgotten the very gallant
cumin& of this Officer in the Texel some years ago,
which led to his being very badly wounded and
Wide a prisoner, and we set him dawn as one of
Those rising young men in the naval serviteAvho are
bent on emulating the transcendent glory of a NP.-
1)0b7,

Dispatches were yesterday received at the Ad.
Tniralty, from 'our Fleet oil' the Togiti, dated tte
.i t inst..on board his Majesty'6 Ship ilikrnia, it Q.
gtws, Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, but they,
110 news. FICO. NV:I4 at-that date in good
-hcalibt
London, England, 1808-06-24

NAVAL NEWS.

FALSIOUrkI, JUNE 21.—This evening arrived the
Princess Mary Packet, Captain POCOCK, with Mai
from New York and Halifax, 21 days from the
latter.• She brings an account that his. Majesty's
Ship Observation had arrived there with, the intig.
Elution that six Sail, of French Line of 'Battle Ships
had arrived at St. Augustine (Floriclas); and landed
4500 men. The Duke of Kent Packet was arrived
at New York.
Also arrived this day the Lady Arabella Packet,
PORTEOUS, with Mails from the Leeward Islands,
25 days passage from Tortola. She brings an ac.,
count of the loss of his Majesty's Ship /area, of
36 guns, Captain HEYWOOD, on the Haneavida
Rocks,. on the 24th May; after having 'convoyed the
Prince Ernest Packet through the Wind ward Pas'
sage. Fortunately no lives were lost. excepting,
three seamen, which were killed by the bursting et

a gun.
On Sunday evening,_his 'Majesty's Ship Staiiiil,
38 guns, . Captain 11116MLEY, from Plymouth,
to wait the arrival here of a Spanish Gentleman
from London, supposed for the purpose of taking
Lim to Spain.
Arrived the following Vessels to wait convq
-
Pegg:y. (Schooner), STEVENS, frotti Portsmouth 1,):
Brazil; Thomas and Mary, TnivErr, from PlY-
mouth for Malta Cummerce, COLE; from Fir
mouth for Newfoundland ; Old ,Aorieay, Ta°ll'
and Peneritta, JOLINSTON, from Dublin for itll
don ; and Unanimity, -, from Cork `cr

London.
The five Packets late on tbe Lisbon Station, Are
ordered to be got ready to convoy out the
the Braz ils.
ailed the dctive Cutter, KINSMAN, for ri"
mouth.
The outward Mediterranean, Newfoandirinie
Quebec, and Brazil convoys, are bowl), cxpijed t°
appear off this Port.

PORTSMOUTH, JUSE 43.—Arrived this day the
Goshawk Sloop of War from a cruize.
Sailed La' Woke; of 44 guns, with Alroir3l
TYLER, for the Westward Cadpius SiouP of Wrjri
and Firm Gun-Brig, on a cruize.

•
YARMOUTIi, Joss 23,—Saled the Nassau of 64
guns, to join Admiral. GARDNEK off the Texel ;
apS
the Zenobia and Redbreast, on a cruize.
Arrived the Bruiser and Acute Gua.nrig.
4 King's Cutter arrived yesterday. from Goth"
burgh with dispatches.

BRIICHAM QUAY, JUNE 22 .—Put back to To"
bay thc Newtoutidland anti Cltiebec Fleets, by cull'
triry winds.
London, England, 1808-06-24

COMMISSION.

The Royal Assent was declared by Commission
to 33 Public. ,and Private Bills. Among the Public
Bills were the Irish Loan Bill, the Spirits Duties Bill,
the West India ituditors' &c.
The Commissiooqs were, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Spencer, and Lord Walsingham.
On the motion that the Stamp Duties Bill be read
a first time,
Lord HOLLAND rose to observe upon the ex-
treme importance and complexity of the measure.
It was one which, in his opinion, deserved and re-
quired a minute and mature consideration. It was
therefore proper the House should have it before
them in a legible and accessiblaiforip. His Lordship
then moved that the Bill be printedl
Lord HAWKRSBURY observedrlt was not the vac-
tice to print .Bills. Of this snit •; nor did. he see of
what utility it could prove to Live the Bill printed.
He must therefore resist the motion. of his Noble
Friend.
Lord LAUDERDALE and the Duke of NORFOLK in-
sisted on the propriety of haVing the Bill printed, as
otherwise it would be impossible to come at n perfect
knowledge of. its provisions,
Lord Hiwitssautiv repeated his objections to the
printing of the Bill, upon which
Lord HOLLAND said, he felt it his duty to take
the sense of their. Lordships upon the question,

The Houk) then divided,
Contents - . 16
Non-contents 28
Majority against the motion
!CURATES' BILL.

The Pettit& of the Stipendiary Curates' Bill having
been laid on the table, .
The BISHOP- of LoNnoti rose to move That the
Bill be read a second time to-morrow.
This motion brought on a short conversation be-
tween 1.,6rd Lauderdale, Earl Moira, and the, Lord
Chancellor, during which übjett-tions were Ftartid"to
Ihe gill, and complaints made against *so short a. no
--
lice of•the second reading, the Bill not being pro-
perly. before the House until- this day. it was at
length agrcc3 'flit the second readiug .o..the Bill
sh(l.-ita nut take place until Mo:lthy.
London, England, 1808-06-24

• THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!!
DATA to the Public for large Capital Prizes sold
in Shares last Lottery, which is Ten Thousand Pounds
more than was sold by any other Office in London, viz. No.
16,909, 23.0031. and No. 7zz7, te,o. ol: each of which were
really sold to the Public in a Quarter. Two' Eighths, and
Eight Sixteenths, at 1. WARN ER's Fortunate Office, No.
16, Cornhill, who returns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public at large, for the very conspicuous preference
he received, and flatters himselt he shall experience a conti-
nuance of their Favours, as Dame Fortune has so abundantly
bestowed her Benefits from his Office. ,-
T I CK FTS and SHAR ES are now on Sale for the STATF
LOTTERY, which begins drawing agth Tune, ISA.
The SCHEME. contains a grreater Number of 2°o°o.
Prizes than ever was known, viz.
6 Prizes of 200001.
2-- of - tio,ooo 11 --of - 22,000
2, • - of • • 5,000 5 . of . voco

ate...arc.
Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks, Coach-
men, Guards and Carriers of every Description, will receive
a handsome Allowance.
Let:ers from the Country, Post-paid, containing Pauli-
Notes, Post.o z.e Orders. or short-dated Bills, treated the
same as if present.
Note.—Letters containing Money must pay treble Postage.
London, England, 1808-06-24

rOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM.
PLAINTS.

DR. FREEMAN'S GurrA SALUTARIS is by
tier the most safe and efreattal Remedy ever yet disco-
vered fur the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap.
pity aftlided with VCisereal Complaints, in all its stages and
under its various: appearances, will fitula secure anti present
Relief by Wang these incht invaluable Drops ; which, for
their excellency during thirty years practice in the mast po-
pulous part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have beets term-
ed Cutta Salutaris.
The Searcy with which most persons so afiliaed find it
nett, Ifni to cotter-a). "their sufferings, may be • safely employed
`while using these Drops ; since they render confinetneut
w 4.1,17.::, 4.1 WoAlitillS Of mercurial Vreparattons,
or any surgical Operation whatever. •
by apeointment a Dr. 1' menials they ate sold by R. But-
ler, .4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, !so,
and Pidding, 76, O•aurd-street ; Bull and Callwell, ;
Scott, Smith, and Baxter. Edinburgh; M'Donald, Glasgow;
Stains, Manchester ; Latisbitry, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch,
Manchester Cand most Macine Venders in every Town, in
Bost Its, at 2,5. gd. each.

IM'PE.II-IAL. PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE of PEERS.
THURSDAY, 'JUNE

'By a from the Coninions, the following
Bills were brought up : ttie Irish Stamp Duties Bill,
.the Six Millions Exchequer Bills Bill, the Whale
Fishery BD, &c. ; which were read a first time.
London, England, 1808-04-29

- -
SALE OF RIVER NUNN'S, NEAR. DOVER,
IN KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY• J...HORTON; •
On Monday, the gth Day of May next,• at the Sign of •thc
Dublin ,Man of War. in River, ncar-Doyer, at Four o'clock
in the A fternocia, before the eQounkssi-ortersappointeri
carrying into exectitiun an Act pissed -in the 47th year of
theiteigit of his present NlSjesty, intituled " An et for
I nclosing:Lands in the parish of River, in the county of
Kent,"
UETWEEN Sixty and Seventy ACRES of Rich
A.) Valuable Freehold WASTE LANDS, part of River
Minnis, in the parish of Rivet, in the county of Kent, in Ten
or more Lots:
Printed Particulars, with an engriVed Plan annexed, may
be had after the 3oth Inst: at the Royal Oak, Saracen's Head,
and Flying Horse Inns, Dover, at the Place of Sale, of the
Auctioneer, at Buckland, and of I. Shipdaiu, Solicitor, Dover,
Clerk to the Commissioners.
London, England, 1808-04-29

PARKER V. DRINKALD.

The Plaintiff, who is an eminent gun-maker in
Holborn, having to ship some goods •to the West
Indies, they were entrusted to the Defendant, a
Lighterman, to be put on board ,a Vessel lying' at
Gravesend; they were_ given into his charge on the
I WI) of February, 1807, and the boat employed to
canvey;thern to the ship was stkatuped in Long
Reach, in the dreadful gale that occurred on the
18th of that month. It appearing the Defendant
had not used due diligence, a Verdict was immedi-
ately given for the Plaintiff.

by IW:flak o I,i RR tat of No. 4. Martlett•coutt. Ltow.stNe!;
not No. ttf.),!)ttund w:lcre /hive; lisentenis, Orders for the Paper, ietiery for the..Editlr, ticc.(pst-paici), rrpikt atf4r.e3sei.
3h.1. Published bY WILLILAM ARMICia Sok trps, S:/uttt sio;ton.uroete Gc,sv;nor.,,siparei
London, England, 1808-04-29

FOR THE USE OF scHpot.s.

• - This Day was published,
Price, bound, 41. &La now Edition, bring the tlith..of,
THE FIVE BOOKS of the XSOPIAN FA-
• BIAS of PtIZEDRUS, AUGUSTUS CIESAR'S
I.,REED MAN. with a Numerical Key adjoining to each
Line, dirOing to take the Words in construing in a proper
order; and also. the Notes of PETER DAN ET, fur the Use
of the Dauphin, translated into Euglish. To which are add.
ed a copiotrs index, containing every word in the Fables,
with their proper English, and a Grammatical l'rai?tis on
them, referring to the ll.ttles of Graintnar; by the assist.
atter of .which young Scholars, of but very slenderacquaint.
ance with the Rules of Grammar, may be enabled of thou.
beiVei, with ease anti pleasure, and without interruption to
the Teachir, to learitrtheir lessons in Phredrus.
By N. BAILEY. _
_

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FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS A.ND UNIVERSITIES.
This Day was published,
In (?rte Volume Oclavo, price 71. bound, a new Edition of
CHRISTOPHORI Cellarii Sinalealdensis ' Geo.
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roniquess.,:ripto!ein fidein, hiituriorum maxime, identidem
c.istlitita, et (pinta. Edition plurimis Loris auda et immu.
tats. _ _
London, England, 1808-04-29

TO THE CLERGY.

ASP of MONEY is now ready to lac advanced
to Divitaries of tfiefelturth, or Clergymen in pews-
%ion of I!rs:fei meat, upon the Security of Reaoriee,
agc.i rerrettr.l Curacies. Those who have already in.
ct.44:bered their Benefices, and are in want of a.fnrther sup.
pity. may be provided with a sufficient Sum to dischirge the
;prior.incurobrance, and to answer their present ocCastotu.
411 Coinmuoications will be considered confidential, and re-
..gerded with secresy.
Apply personally between the hours of twelye and five, or
'by Letter, to the Director of the Bank, No. 8, Lower' lohn.
-street, Golden-square.

. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
THE PATENT „CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furrii-
ture, M amasses and liedding complete, are very respett.
rfully recouninendedtAlaitlemen as being the most portable
and superior to any others made in London; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and- Chairs, on improved rinciples ; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for en rloard Slip; MusquittO
Net Vuttliture; and Patent lrass-serew Bedsteads, tore Last
Aritt WCbi: Ijit4iog,.and all Foreign Climates, at
MORGAN and SANDE RS's
Patent Bedstead Manufattorykand Wara-Roguls,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
ables, allowed the most cotulpte and Elegant set of
•raUles ever yet invented, arc very portable, packing in a Box
Out ten Incite,s
N. 13. The hisi4oable Sofa-13cd .nd Chair.l3cd WAN-
bowie. •
London, England, 1808-04-29

SU

R IDA 11 s APRIL 2Q, 1808.

MILITARY. STATE OF SWEDEN.
This Day was published,
With a Portrait of the Northern, Hero, elegantly printed in
Royal o:lay°, and hOt.pressed. in French or E.tiglish,
11. is. Demy Oetavo. tos. 6d. iz•no. 6s. 6d.
LTISTORY of CHARLES XII. KING or SWE-
DEN.—By M. DE VOLTAIRE'.
,To which are pri:Axed, Anecdotes of Peter the Great, &c.Translated and Edited train the Geneva Edition,
By 10EIN- lOSEPH STOcKDALE.
Inferior Editions being daily substituted for the-above, the
Editor begs that particular Orders may be given.
Printed for Stockdale, jun No..p. about the middle on
the North sick of Pall-Mall, and Le Grange, kerne and.
Gilbert, and Hodges, Dublin.
Wh&re may be had,- by the same Editor,
History of Gustavus Adolphus' the Great King of Swe-.
den, with Portrait and Plaits, Royal Otlivo, and hot..
pressed, li. Los. (Italy Bvo. 11. is.

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A CARD.

TO BE DISPOSED oy,
AN Old-established and Respectable WINE I3U-
SI N E SS, in one of the first Naval Ports of this King.
dom, and the Premises, the Proprietor retiring 'from Busi-
ness, where the same is carried on, which/Are very commo-
dioils, and admirably calculated for the Trade, in a central
and most desirable situation. Possession may be immedi-
ately had, or at ally period that may be determined on.
.For pattieulars apply at Nu. 20, Rood-lane, London; if
by. Letter, post-paid.
• April 22, 'Soli.

Capital ORGAN, with Three Barrels.,
Six STOPS, Drum, and Triangle, with all th►e New
Dances, Songs, Etc. will answer particularly well. fur a Fa-
mily Who wish a Da: cc at any time ; it will also save the
expence of luring a Band.
Forty Guineas was paid for it to go abroad ; the Owner,
from particular circumstances, wishes no►s to dispose of it tor
Thirty Guineas, Packing-case, a►d elm other charge in-
cluded. ..
To .be seen
.at Mr. Watlen's, No. s, Leicester-pi:me, Lei.
cster.squaro.
London, England, 1808-06-15

Lord Poncttema said it would be an ancmilly
in legislation to pont such an exorbitant jurisdiflion
to the Bishops as they would possesi tinder the 13111,
if- no resort could be had against their decisions.—
That some Court of Appeal shoiildexiit be presum-
ed no man would deny, and he could not suggest a
better, or any more likely to give satisfaaiou, than
his Majesty in Council, whom the Constitution back
made the Head of the Church; and-therefore-tbe-
. authority to whom the supreme appellant jurisdic-
tion in Ecclesiastical matters properly belong-W.
Mr. WrunnAne-said, he felt the force of the ob-
jeaions stated by Sir William Scott ; but as the
Learned Gentleman had not informed the Commit-
tee of any other tribunal to whom the authority be-
longed, he should vote for the Clause.
Lord HENRY PETTY supported the Clause
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL opposed it, because it
would occasion great trouble and expence, to the par-
ties, who were generally men in very indifferent cir-
cumitances of life. A rich man would be ectabled
to harass and ruin a poor man in going through a
suit of this nature.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Mid, the
Bill provided against such a6ts of oppression as bad
been apprehended by the Solicitor-General, as the
,patty appealing was required to enter into s feast-
nizance in a considerable sum of money, which was
to be' disposed of at the .termination of the suit as
might be ordered by the appellant jurisdiction. He
then proposed a Clause of his own, whereby Delo'.
woes or Commissioners should he appointed by the
King, by, a warrant under the Great Seal,wboislioald
have. authority to make such decisions as should be
conclusive in all appeals that should come before
them.

The SPEAKER withdrew his Clause, and Mr. Pr.
CI:VACS Amendment was adopted.
The remaining Clauses of the Bill were then dis-
cussed, several new Clauses added, and the Report
ordered to he received this day.
London, England, 1808-06-15

i;OEth'

To te miusor,t, on her " tinging iPostiii,
iti-
tendecl tur the use of young retsons." .
. ,
Thy Muse too humb4 ha's declar!d
• That she for YouTU alone prcpar'd
Her pure instruttive page ;
Since all who read that page will find
It guides andelevates the mind,
With counsels just and sage.

Ves—oll, whate'er their years, okay Om
Advantage from a mural strain,
Where Various charnii combine;
Where vivid painting, playfill ease,
Where knowledge, spirit, fancy, please—
And such a strain is thine.

These Poems were written by the Widow of the late
Auszt R MUM& DiON, Esq. Author ot the Fugitives and ono
%of
,the Gentlemen who were. principally muck:rail ut the
•Xolliad, Piobationary Odes, &c.
London, England, 1808-06-15

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. Aims io.—Yesterday and the day be-
fere, the troops under orders for the encampment on
the Curragh, of Kildare, began to march into that
extensive plain, and pitch their tents. Tile vast mi-
litary force which is to be assembled in this encamp-
ment will be entirely furinedin a few days, and will
pre.ent a tine military spettacle. The whole will be
reviewed Upon a day to be appointed for that pur-
pese by his Grace the Lord-Lieutenant.
The encampment in the Phoenix Park will also be
speedily formed by ihe troops now under orders for
that purpose.--. Lord EiLITCH!NSON and Lord TAW.
PLETON arrived in the Packet this daysfrorn London.
General FAta arrived also by the same conveyance,
on his way to join the Expeditiou now forming at
Cork.

LIMERICK, Jvbrz .—Several White-boys, on the
night of. Friday last, attacked and broke open the
•
house of Patrick Synon, herdsman, on the lands of
Agnrim, County et Kerry, and adjoining this coun-
ty; they threatened him respecting oats belonging
to 'his inastef on the lands, saying, if it was not
thrashed out, and disposed of, at about tud. a stone,
within a few days, they would set the stacks on
ire. _ _ _

In the neighbourhood of Glin, in this county,
the nightly parties have contrived a new oath,
swearing the people each to provide a pound of
gunpowder to have delivered to the order of the re-
trattory villains, at a certain house in the vicinity,
under pain of a severe flogging.

VACCINATION.—.Having nothing, but truth and the
public welfare in our view, we as readily give place
to.the following, Lever from Mr„Biucu, a Gelitle-
man of well known talents and experience, as we ►lid
to those (4;1 the other side of the question :
London, England, 1808-04-27

CAIMPIEI.I).

Arrived the Mary Tender, from Leith,' with im-
prest men, and vohmteers for the Fleet.
23.—Sailecl the Tribune, of 36 guns, Capt.
RDYNOI.DS, With Convoy for Gotteuburgh, and the
Mary Tender, for Leith.
Went out of Harbor r to the Little Nore, the
Ariadne, of 20 guns, Capt. FARQUHAR.

The Will of Benjamin Goldsmid, Esq, was open-
yestO-day by his brothers; Messrs.. A. and E.
Goldsmid, who ate appointed his Exectitors..--To
ltis widow- he hits bequeathed :wool: in cash
.; the
illtel'eSt of Q5',0001.. for her lib, which sum is to be
invested in the three per cent\ consols; JOOl. sper
ali.llUtli for the maintenance of each of his' seven
children ; the tic of the mansion at Roeharnpton,
together :.with the estate annexed to it, until the
eldest son attains the age of 25 years. has also
left her all his jeweh., plate, wines, carriages, horses,
live and dead stock, growing crops,. &c.
Goldsmid is also allowed the privilege.ot disposing
by will to the amount of 5,0001. If she, at any
tittle, chooses to quit Roehampton for another resi-
dence, a further sum of 2bol. per annum, is. be-
queathed her; To each of his two daughters he has
left 7,5001. besides 1,0001. to be paid to each on the
day 'of her marriage.. To his nieces be has be-
queathed 5001. each; to his brothers, and other re-
lations, he has-left.small legaties, as a token of his
rerneMbrance. He hai remembered the London
Ho al; and several oilier charitable institutions.
To hTs eldest son he has left a legacy of 4,0001.;
and he is also to share in the residue of his property
with his four brothers; a moiety of which is to be
Paid them at the age of 21, and the other when they
have attained, their 25t1) year. His stewards, the
children:s tutor, and all the'domestics, have been
kindly remembered •by him.—His Will was made
in the year 1798 ; but
,the codicil, which specifies
most of the legacies, was added two years ago.

Notwithstanding the severe penalties attached to
the violation of the Embargo Decree, a number of
Vessels have sailed in the night from the American
ports, with flour and other necessaries, for the West,
India Islands; where the Veisels were sold and the
crews dispersest, to avoid the operations of the A 6.1;
and,' in consequence of these
_our- had
t.:ry litt•la advanced in Jamaica and the 9ther