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The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-04

BIRTHS.

On Friday last, at Hadspen-tiouse, the Lady of Henry
Hobhouse, Esq. of that place, of a Daughter.
' on Sunday' Morning. last, at Kilburn, the wife of Richard:
Brown, Esq. of a Daughter. '
Yesterday morning, at TWickenharn, the Lady of Henri'
CQIe, Esq. °fa Son. : ..
London, England, 1808-10-04

MARRIED

• On Wedhestlay.last, at WivelsCombe. Sorpersctshireja,cr
Yea, Esq. of Oakhampton- House, in. that County, to !ViiSS
Margaret Duff; of E-Igin,in Scotland.
On the 27th ult. at Leicester, .the Rev. Charles Arnold',
Vicar .o:,.lthydon, in Essex, to Anna, eldest daughter 04
Thoma Buxton, Esq. of LetceSter. • •
'Yesterday, at ,Alderley, in Cheshire, the Rev. F4,llrY::.
Law, Vicar of Standon, Hens, to Elizabeth,
William Hibberti-Eq.•of Hare-hill, Cheshire, and 031 -
Snrrey.
On Monday, by-special licence, at St. George's Cl"' Qir
Hanover-square, A'Court,.. Esq. eldest son Olds's
William A'Court, Bart. of Heytesbury, t°
Marie Eouverie, second daughter of-Lady Brir.l4t 1301-1, vck'fio
Lately, Thomas Palmer, of Finsbury-terrace, to
Maria Storer, or Islington-road. • -
''lle
Lately, Archibald Fleming, jun. Esq. of Abbyvi ia rri
at,
the County of Sligo, to Miss Larkin, of GoSport,'C'
daughter of Captain John Larkin, of the Royal Navy.
dlinglitr 0.

DIED. •
On Tuesday last, in Alfred-street, Mrs. Deane, !v.1:4 of
, d
the Rev. Robert Deane, of Berwick Elmer, Yorkshire, an
daughter of the Rev. Dr. Marriott, of the same County.
on Wednesday night, at his father's house, in ;the Circus'
Bath, of a lingering decline, the wife of John Walincle)''
jun. Esq. in her 34th-year. •••
;
On Sunday evening, at -Brompton, Miss Je'411142.7f
~,, o"
Hawkherst,' Kent, only daughter-bf the late I osepn' 14-4'
nings, Esq. of Fenchurch-street.
•
' The same day, at' his father's house, Windsor, 1%
Sturgess, Esq. Captain of the Royal Berkshire
aged 2.1.• ,
Yesterday, at Roehampton, Miss Anne Katherine Mark'
ham, sixth daughter of the late Archbishop of York.
On the zBth ult. at the house of Abram Constable, "-'54.
Lewisham, in the zsth year bt his age, Mr. Fredefick.'fhe'Th"
son, of that place, Brewer, eldest son of Frederick 'fliorn!'
son, Esq. of Kensington.
Lately, at Market,Lavivon; after a lingering illsr-s:f
john Roberts, Esq. brother of the. Rev. Canon Roberts.
Worcester.
tflef'
A few days ago, atSkinwith, Mr. john Speckling, -Pr
otla
'His wile only survived him four hours. They Were
buried in• one grave. '

STOCKS
RDAY.

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J nciil.stße.k,
hnct
Indid bs, Is, dis. Par
bxchaquer Bills, as. is• 1"
i'mperl4l 3 per 0,-nt.
Cons. 'ter r3tll 04. 66
London, England, 1808-10-04

TkifIVSPOAT OFFICE,

• Sept. 22, ILL
THE. COIIMISSIONERS for Colic&Ring His
MAJESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
tare ef'Sic'k Wcrtirdel•Sranzeit, and for the care and custody
of Prisoners:4 War, do hereby give Notice, Tbat, ibty will be
ready at this Office,. on Tuesday the 25th day ORiber,
!ore:re/ye sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be
willing to contrail Jr, Building and compkte.ly Finishing of a
NAVAL' I-lOSI'ITAL, intended to be trilled• at Yarmouth, iot
17.4. Count); of Norfolk. - ,

No Tender be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Part', or an Agent for hini,
personal(y attend. Each Tender must. be acc mpanied by a Letter
from' tivo"reipectable Persanr engaging to become bound with the
Perion'tendet lug, in the Sion of to;000l. for tee due perfrmanct
of the COntraet.

Defigng and Particulars of the Irorkt, iK addition to thou dt.
fUrt sesn, may be inspeeled at this Office,

ALEX, 1111 LERY, Ste.

PROPLIZFY UIT on DIVIDENDS payable ln the Years

ito3, 1804, aos.

T appearing, notwithstanding.
.the Notices repeat-
edly sent or made to thesParties entitled to Dividends o/ atocl~
;sayable at the Bank of Eesglend,• South Sea those, and East
InJia House,
.respecliv4, 'who have not paid the Duty onon the
:came for theyeari above mentioned, that payment has. not in many
instances been retzde of the said Duty, whereby those Parties hay,
incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by aelion or surcharge,
and the Commiscioners for the, special purposes of the Property
Act, being willing to allow further time for such payments,
hereby give Make, that the Duties payable on all Dividends of
trech•Stock and Annstities for those years are direaed to be paid
intatheViank of Hoglund, and the Certificates of such. payments
being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock
Exchange, the Parties making payment thereof, will be discharg.
edit the Books of the respe"Rive CoMmiseioneri until and upon the
toth day 'of OR7her next, Gat that all Pertons.Who 3 ball negleg
to make such payment on or before that day, will be prosecuted at
the Law dirr,2?s,'and steps are now taking for bringing De/atilt.
ers Into charge for ?he Double Duty, who sisal/ not have paid the
Duty for theycars above-Mentioned, ors or before the said iotb day
VCre7ohet n;rxt, 'after -thhich q..g, the Office of the Old Stork RN.
'44.seige will be closed:

Ity Order of the Bc.ards•
• TTILEIV WINTER.
Office :for s; Aug. 1, 1808.
London, England, 1808-12-09

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•
KINGSTON, SEPT..I6.—The Ali/an, Frigate, of 3:I
guns, Capt. Sir .I.l,,kciti, 14.1,it1e; 1.11-t. sail • on
Tuesday, for- Halifax. Sb carried. 131 of th spa-
;oo prisoners lately rel.fawd, to be lauded ~t the
' . „ • • • • •

The Peindefr i 8 gum), Captain Dou.
GLAS, arrived. the sJine ddy from La Vera
During her Cruiz,e she :took four Schooners and de,
woyed them,. after taking out their cargoeS, which
she.. put on board of the Schooner Altavideo,, B is,
sw,E; from La Vera Critz to this port, which ar-
rived with her.
The Schooner Lady left La Vera Cruz on the
2d ult. and brings information that a Felucca, had
arrived there from Cadiz on the 29th July, under a
passport froM Lord COLLINGWOOD, with tliv intel-
ligence of the Revolution in Spain, and of the for-
mation of a Prov,isiOnal Government at Seville, on
whiCh occasion . the inhabitants of La, Vera Cruz
illuMinated their houses three successive nights.—
The...populace hid, proceeded to, break opeu. the
Opczt-'4. of 4everal houses belonging to. Frenchmen,
'and tnaltremed their persons, but the :Governor
- in-
terfered in their behalf, by placing their prropertk
under a gtnird, ,and sending theta into the interior.
until the popular fury should subside.
London, England, 1808-12-09

having lingered, and died within- a month altet-
wards.

Tlie ATTORNEY-GENERAL addressed the 4ry, for
the Defendant; whose htManify on occasions like
these, he said, had been conspicuous ; but demands
had been mage on him in this case, which could not
be attended to with any hope of accommodation.—
He observed that; in' point of law, nothing but a
pecuniary compensatiOn -could -be allowed to. the
Plaintiff in this case; and that not for, the loss of his
wife, but ~merely a pecuniary Corialxnsation, and
with that qUalificafion, ond upon that-principle, he,
although Counsel for the Defendant, wished the
damages to be as liberal aid ample as, in, reason they
could be. '

Lord ELLEN BOROUGH observed,', that the Measure
of compensatiOn depended on the injury sustain-
ed by the Plaintiff himself, and also his wife, where-
by he was deprived of' the comfort of ber society
during her life ; but "not beyond it, because death
put an end to their relative situations to each other.
Verdict for Plaintiti—Damages 1001. •

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. 8. _
This day the Sittings for the City of London
commenced before the Lord Chief Justice INIANs-

FIELD.
London, England, 1808-12-09

DLI.ILIN, DEC. 3.

POST ASSEMBLY.
On Thursday a Couneil was assembled for the
p•urrz)se of eitaing a successor in the room :of the
late Alderman Vance. It seeming to meet thj'una-
nimous, approbation of
.the Assembly, it was pro-
-posed and seconded, that the 1001. which an Ahler7
man upon his-elea ion usually paid to the CityTrea-
suier, should- be banded over for -the benefit of-the
'Bine Coat
.Hospital. The resolution. was put and
carried unanimously.
Mr. Alderman Beresford having withdrawn,
The Clerk read the .names returned by the Board,
viz.—Mr. D'Olier, Mr. Foote, Mr. Minchin, and
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. D'Olier; in a few handsome -sentence, de-
clined the honour proposed for him by the Bomd.
He should always te4 gi:ateful for. their atteption,
but he could not, think of opposing a Gentleman
every way so ilualified 'for the situation as Mr:
Shaw, in whose .f.avour he begged leave to resign all
his pretensions. .

, Mr. MINCH“C and Mr. FOOTE also -begged leave,
d
at the present Sunure, to decline the honour of a
ballot. . •

.Mr. SHAW thanked the•house for fhe confidence
they reposed in his charater and principles.
The ballot having been adopted, Mr. Shaw was
declared duly eleeled ; (von which be made an elo-
quent speech, and afterwards gave a splendid dinner
at the Rotunda.

EDINBURGH, DLc. 5.
London, England, 1808-12-09

WILLER V. SIMPSON.

This was anion brought -against the Defendant,
in his- charaner of High Sheriff of the County of
Kent, for negle& in one of his Officers, in not ex-
ecuting a writ deliveyed to littn against. .a man of the
name of Robinson.

Mr. Diigilby, 'Attorney for the Plaintiff, swore
be sent the writ to Banks, an Officer, at Gravesend,
informing him that Robinson was Boatswain on
boaid an East Indianian then lying in the River.
That 'by • letters afterwards between them, he had
made appointments to meet hitajn:Greenwich, for
-the purpose of pointing out Robinson, who resided
it the toot of the Hill leading to Blackheath, but
that he did not- meet him. That at last he ruled
the Sheriff to make a return to the writ, which he
Iron est inventzts ; and UpOn'this the-adion was
brought.
- The defence was, that this was an artful con-
trivance to fix the Sheriff with a debt which could
not have been levied, by the caption of Robinson,
and that for this purpose Banks, the Officer, was
kept 'in the dark as to the residence of Robinson, in
order_to take 4idvantage•of the apparent neglea.
When this case was about to be proved, the Court
said it was unnecessary, as-the Plaintiff had failed in
making out • a' case of negle& 'against ;Banks, and
therefore direaed
,him to be non-suited.
London, England, 1808-09-21

This Day was published,
Third Edition, f. c. -vo. price 7s. boards,
MHE POST-CAPTAIN ; or, The Wooden Walls
I well anned ; comprehending a View of Naval So-
ciety and Manners.
Think you nc:w behold
Upon the hempen rack k ship- boys climbing;
He., the shrill hiStle which doth order give
To sounds confused behold the threaded salts,
Bol'ne'by th' invisible and creeping wind,
Draw rho 4iuge bottom through the turow'd sea,
• Breasting the lofty surge. SHAKSPEARE.
Printed tor Yernor,• Hood, and Sharpe, Nb. 31, Poultry ;
and sold\hy all Booksellers.
London, England, 1808-09-21

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WED-NESDAY, SEPTZI'.I..;ER 21, 1808.

SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS's LETTER.
This Day was published, -
In sm 11 Octavo. price 3s. 6d. in boards,
LETTER to the LIVERY of ,LONDON,
- relative to the Views of the Writer in executing
the office of Sheriff; with an Appendix, containing Letters
and Official Do,2;iments.
By Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS,Knt.
One of t Sheriffs nf London and Middlesex.
" Truth and justice are immutable; and they will gene-
rally prevail, among rational creatures, over the prejudices of
ignorauce, and the_tnachinations of self.interest."
. Abp. Tillotson.
_• To be had of all the Booksellers in town
,and country.
The subjects successively discussed in this Work are,
the Freeholders' Bipk—the House of Correction—the Dis-
charge of Persons relative to whom no Bill -of Indictment
ha, been found--the Ptisons - Newgate and the CompterS—
Tratsportations to Botony Bay for limited terms Gaol, Fees
—the Penal Laws —the Sherffs' Fut.d.—Petty, Grand, and
SpeCial fur es—Sheriffs' Officers, acd Lockup-houses, &c.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

'Sept. s,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS af
JEST 'es OR do hereby give Notice, that
ProPottls will he received at their Office, it Pall .Mari, on-or be-
fore Wednesday the sth Oliobeinext, from such Persons ar n.r4y le
willing to undertake the performance cf Ile- PLAISTERERS'
WORK foi• sirvice of this Depart,nent, for a feria of Three
Years, at the following Station:, viz.

The Tower,
Pall Mall,
Greenwich,
Woolwich,

Purfleet,
Gravesend,
awl
Tilbury, ,

Further Particulars, together with the Terms- and Conditions it,/
the Contrail, may be known upon Application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pail .11all aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten
and Four o'clock, where Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up,
and indcrsed, " Proposals for Plaisterers' Work;" brit no pro-
poralcari adin'tted after th: said sth Gaoker next, at Twelve
o'rlotk at noon 41 th,3 same day ;.neither will any Tender be no-
ticed unks: the 1:2!-ty rn.30,-; it, er an Agent in his beh4f,
attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1808-09-21

thetn They took their position on each quarter,
raking us every shot, -whilst the Brig had the same
advantage on the larboard bow, At half-past six,
five of oer carronades were dismounted on the. lar-
board side, (the only side we could bring ~to bear,en
the enemy,) and several of the offiaesAuand erov.r
killed and wounded. Every method•etkas •n§ectto
get the Seagull round, so as to bring the starboard
guns to bear, but witjlout effect our' sweeps
being all shot away„ the Gun-boats hulling us every
shot they fired, five feet water in. the hold, and
all our sails and. rigging cut to pieces. At half-
past seven, from the sinking state of the Ship,
also the great slaughter made by the Gun-
boats, I considered it an indispensable duty, for the
preservation of the surviving officers and crew, to
order the colours to be hauled down. I have the
satisfaEtion to acquaint you, there was scarcely suf-
ficient time to remove the wounded out off• Ojea-
gull,.before she sunk. The force opposq to ber
~.
was the Danish Brig of War Lougen, plcunting
twenty guns, eighteen long 18-pounders; and t;,•c,
long 6-pounders ; six Gun-boats, most of them cee
rying two 24-pounders, and from fifty to
_seventy
men each.• •The atlion was fought close to the
mouth of the harbour of Christiansand.
I cannot speak in terms adequate to the deserts of
every Officer and man under my command on this •
trying occasion. I received that support from Mr.
Hatton, the First Lieutenant, I had every reason to
expect from his general good conduct ; and the Offi-
cers and crew have my warmest thanks for their
cool and steady behaviour ; and I consider it a duty
I owe them, to add, that never was more British
valour_displayedthan on this occasion, altheugh op-
posed to so very superior a force.
The enemy must have suffered very considerably,
but I have not been able to ascertain to what ex-
tent. Several of the Danes perished on board the
Seagull, so precipitately did she go down. I here-
with send you a list of the killed and wounded on
board the said Sloop.
I hale the honour to be, &c.

(Signed) R. B. CATHCART, CcnmSndpr,
Vice-Admiral Wells, &c. Nore.
r/

KILLED—Mr. A. S. White, Second Lieuteid . Mr. A.
Martin, Master. .Edmund Knox, Boatswain's nitec.)oTho..
mas Nichols, Carpenter's Crew. William Crisp, Able.
William Champion, Serjeant of Marines. Thomas Ashley,
Private of Marines. Daniel Ellis, dittd.
-1.1.--ERELY WOUNDED—Captain Cathcart.

DANGXE.OUT-Li Wottrrosi)--Mr. Hatton, First Lieute-
nant. James Young, Aule. John Chitty, Landman. Geo.
Chambers, Able. john Champion, ditto. William Lewis,
Private of Marines.

BADLY WOUNDED.---john Boyd, Landman. William
Lone, Able. THOMAS Willson, Boatswain. ;:
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED—WiIIiam Calway, Private:oflpia-
nines. John Brown, ditto. William Murphy,,4itto, :John
M'Donald, ditto. John ‘Villiams, Ordinary.. john B. Paul,
Captain of the Forecastle. John' Wood, Cbok..l kotiert
Steel, Able. , James Milne, ditto. john Norben, ditto;
London, England, 1808-09-21

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE;
.'ept. !6, 1808.
1111 E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Gl' His 11/1/1-
-4- YES TY's ORDNANCE do hereby giz T Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be.
fore Saturday, theist Oflober next, froni ;itch Persons as may
be w llin to undertake the supply of COPPER HOOPS for
'service of this Department for a period of threryears.
Further particulars, tether with the Terms and Conditions of
the Ctntrati, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Offer, in Pall Mall, aforesaid, any day between the hours of
le, and Pour o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered,
*reale , and indorsed " Proposals for Copper (loops;" but
mPrzrk s4l can be admitted after the said I,t Day fj Oaober, at
Tweive o'C./ock at Noon of the same Day ; any Ten-
der-be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent, in his
behalj, shall attend.

Order of the Board,

R. H. CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1808-09-21

DUTCH PiIPERS.

EFIRENBREITSTEINk DALE, SEPT. 8 iS now
certain our troops are to join those of the Grand
Duke of Hesse, and march to Boulogne. T 4
corps will amount in the whole to 4000 men. The
French troops .which are marching. from Saxony and
Prussia to France have arrived in great numbers in
the vicinity of Franki rt, where they are to ,form
a column of 1'2,000 m. 1, and march into the in-
terior of France. Oth 1' accounts state, however,
that they are to halt at Mayence. On account of
the celerity with 'which the troops proceed on their
march, is impossible to supply them with provi-
sions and forage at the time required.

From the neighbouring arsenals intelligence has
been received, that the artificers are working day
and night to prepare the necessary ammunition, and
the conscripts and recruits of the- Westphalian army
are daily exercised and trained for the field.--
(Haarkm Gaze'te, Sept. 13.)
London, England, 1808-01-14

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 14, 1803,
will be perlot tried
THE DUENNA.
Don termite, Mr. MATHEWS;
Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY;
Antonio, Mr. 1)1 GNUM ;
Carlos, Mr. BRAHAM;
Isaac Mendoza, Mr. DOWTON;
Father Paul, Mr. PALKER'
Clara, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; •
Louisa, Mrs. MATHLWS;
The Dueuna, Miss POPE.
In Ad 11. will be introduced the favourite Song (Al' lust
like LoVe,#' by Mr. BRAHAM.

After whist* will be produced (t6th time) a -New Grand and
Comic Pantomime. called
FURIBOND;
Or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO.
Harlequin Negro, Mr. HARTLAND;
Sir Peevish Antique, Mr. MALE;
Furibond, Mr. FISHER ,-
Maligno, Mr.. FA I RBROTHER ;
Captain Gossamer, Mr. RAY ;
Gaffer Gray, Mr. SMITH ;
Sir Flimsy Hurry, Mr. FITZSI.MMONS;
Little Clown and iturkquin, Master LAURENT ;
Clcwn, Mr. LAURENT;
Coturnbirie, Mra, SHARP;
Geniva of Britain, DA PONTEI
Benigna, Miss F BARON.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Gallery is. Sc Dint Pace is. --Upper Gaiter( ts. Second
Price 6d. No &fumy to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be takenof Mr. Spring, at the Box.
Office, Russel -sr reer.

Thillonrs to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past

Tomorrow !first time this Season), The Busy Doily ; with
the new Grand Cotnic Pantomime of Furibond ; or, Harle.
quip Negri).

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Jau. 15, i aos,
will be performed
THE WANDERER ; • -, .
Or, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY.
,(The Overture and Music composed by Mr. D.1..Y and

Mr. itussici.).

The PROLOGUE to be spoken-by Mr. BRUNTON.
The principal Charaders by
Mr. C. KEMBLIi, Mr. POPE, Mr. BRUNTON,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CLAREMON
• Messrs. TREBY, KING' LEE,
Mr. FAWCF.TT, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. ATKINS,
Mr. W. MURRAY,•Mr. TKUMAN,
Miss SMITH, Miss-NORI ON.
End othitt I. (composed by Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.)
A.lsMv BA LI.E incidental to the Drama,
To be performed by the Misses ADAMS and the Corps de
Ballet.
The EPILOGUE to bespoken by Miss NORTON.

After. which wilt be produced (for the 17th time) a new

Paidomiine. called
HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT;
Or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, and AIR.
The. Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are all entirely new.
The Pantomime produced under the direaion of Mr. Farley.
Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
•
Sir Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine), Mr. L. 130.
LOG NA -
Clown (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Savoyard Girls, by Misses H. S. and h. ADAMS ;
And the Part at Columbine, by Miss ADAMS.
130ie465: Second Price 35.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.--
Gallery as. Secund Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price bd.—No Money to be returned. •
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-office, in Hart-street.

The Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at
}tall past Six.
London, England, 1808-01-14

MR. DI. F. lt"b NEW

This Day was published,
FARO TABU; The GAmbling Ma-
1, ttt A fashionable Fable' in Two Vols. price Lts.
h4ildsoincly done up in Coloured Paper, and'intended its a
COmpanion to that popular Novel, The harouetur Driver and
-his Wife (written by the same Author), twining in the en-
semble a complete Gallery of highly-finished' Pertraits. 'The
present Work comprises those of the Duke of D—, Duchess
of H—, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. M—, Squire M Parson
Col. M , Hon. Mrs. P—, and Family, Hon. Mr. ft—, the
Miss B —a, Mrs. L—, and Family, La4:l-1.--,' and Farhily,
Mrs. G—, Mrs. C—, Lady A—, Ludy
Lord and Lady M ' lion. Mrs. 14—,
Lord and Lady Robert B Sir G. E—, Countess of
M—, Lady B—, Torn Mrs.
L—, a dashing UphOlsterer and his Lady, Lord C—, a
Lady of the Old Schooh a 13e0 of the New, a Fashionable
Miss, Sir Charles C—, Lord Viscount Viscount
R—, a Noble Duke, .Hon. Mr. General W
Hoh.rDitk Major, S—, his Lady, Bob Capt.
B--, Captain Derr—, Captain 'Valet, a 'Lady's
Maid, Lady Araniinta T. 7-, an Eastern Hercules, Hon. Mrs.
lion. Mrs. S, Hon, Mrs.A—, Miss Anna lA—, a Faro
Dealer, a Father --
and Daughter; Simplicity with a..l3eAk and
7r4lons, a Chinese Lady, Sir Harry U Capt. 0' D—,
lew Money Lender anti hi; Aide.de-Camp; Hun. Mr. 13—,
•
The above Work contains a Postscript, desctibing the par.'
tiehlars of the bie violent assault committed by the Hon.
A. R. 13. Danvers, on Mr. Hughes, as Publisher of" The
Winter in Dublin, a National Tale, by the seine Author." .
Also just.published, a new Edition of the Infidel Mother;
Or, Three Winters in London. The Mask of Fashions Etc.
eze. by the same Author.
I.'n:•tett for 1. F. Hughes, Bankseller anti Publisher, No.
s! Wl:more-street, Caventhsh-aquare ; where Country hook
and Props ietors $1 Libraries may be supplied on the
ribentl-terMS.
London, England, 1808-01-14

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Bututtros•STa !LIFT, Gill T MARLDOROUGH-STREAT.
°THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on
ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY,
,and SURGERY,
will commence on TU ES DAY the 19th of I anuary, at Two
o'Clock in the Afternoon,
,•By Mr. BROOK ES.
• Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and, replete
with every Convenience; are open all -the Morniii.;,'•for thei
purposes of Dissetting and Injetting, where Mr. Broacs at..
tends to dired the Students, and demonstrate the various
parts as they appear on Dissection.
• •
Pupils. may be accommodated in the House. Gentlerpen
established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Anat9lpi4
cat Knowledge. may be accommodated with an Apartment
to Ditiedih privately, .

PROFESSiiIISHIP. OP BOTANY'IN TRINITY
COLLEGE, DUBLIN. ,
NTOTICE is hereby 'given, that the above Pio-
fessorship is now Vacant. The emolument.* arise
From the fees payable by, every Student of the Univefsity
at it certan standing; which Fees, on an average Of the last
three years, have amounted to T 421. per annum,' froth Fees
of Thee Guineas from every Student vvlio chooses to attend
the entire Course, and also froth Fees payable by those
Students who may attend such Clinical Ledures as the Pro-
fessor shall give in his turn at Sir Patrick .Dunit's Hospital.
Each Cunlidato is to inform Dr. P. ,:er, Register of the
College of Physicians, No.
titer. o's• green, and D.
Stokes, Register at Trinity College, at the Colltie,- by
letter, of his name the place or at his. education,
what,Medical Degr;e he has taken, and at what Ut, iversity._
rottt where he has pradised.as 4 Physician. Such letters ;are
to be delivered 56ilie time before the 21st of Marcli;A:B„
when the Election will take place in the Provost's fiause,

sToKEs,
Dublin.
kegister of Trinity College,.
• • PKANCIS ISARKEtt,
Register or the King anti Qucen's
College of
London, England, 1808-01-14

TO TUE-Eilhn OP?* WY:

• • ~..
I rake the liberty of I-ending you the folicititfiit
Statemeitt, which appeared 'in the Salisbury Paper
of Modilay last, not doubting your readiness to
serve ..the community by giving to such important
inteligence the more -extensive cii'Culation which
youi -raper affords.

(COPY.)
Ringwood, Dec. 30, 1807.
" After a most careful and minute investigatiO6
of tdose cases in which the Small Pox occulted
subsequently to Inoculation for the Cow Pock, it ap-
peared that such Inoculationlad not taken effect,
or that when an effect had been produced, the pro.-
gress of Vaccination was interrupted, so as to render
the patient insecure. The result. cannot tail to be
highly interesting to the inhabitants of 11'0g-wood
and of the neighbouring parishes, in as mach as it
must remove the feeling of alarm which had beeti
excited, and must restore and confirm the coundetice
of the public in a pradiCe eluding protection agaiitst
a pestilential disease, 'justly esteemed the scourge of
the human race.

st The investigation was made in the presence of
some of the most respeaable Gentlemen of the
town and neighbourhood, by Dr. Fowler, of Salis-
bury, and a deputation of three members of the
Royal Jennerian Society of London."
1 have only to add, Sir, that, for the more per-
fea satisfat.tion of the Public, a particular account
of, this most interesting husiues*.will shortly be
published 'by the Direaurs of the' Royal Jenneriau
Society. A.
January 12, me.

- .
. .
; i -,.. it t' he the Recorder made a 'Report to his Ma-
jesty of the following ConviEfs under set:Ai:me of
death in Newgati!; riz.
I!‘3ary Crooks, alia's V iney, fir stealing bank. notes,
&c. in a dwelling-Noose ; ITictliiel /414; fir steal-
ing goods in a dwelling-house ; jikue Mcigehao, for
a laps otfencx ; John Almond, for 'fitgery ; Eliza-
beth irett, for. uttering counterfeit money ; Mir-
- garet Norton, for stealing goods, &c. in a dwelling-
house, and Michael Tuhoy, for a like Offence.
,Whien John • Almond vas ordered for execution
on Wednesday next.—The rest were respited during
pleasure.—Bullock wai not reported.
DuaLiN; JAN. 9.---On Tuesday night last, about
thothoOr.of eleven, Mr. HIATT, of the Black Rock,
paskina through Essex-street, was attacked by a
numb'er of ruffians, near Sycamore-alley, who knock-
ed !him down, and then leaped upon his body, by
which he has received much personal injury. -Hav-
ing fortunately left his watch to' be repaired, and
concealed his pocket-book, he lost but a dollar and
some small silver. The preservation of his life he
attributes to the providential appearance of some
I GentiNnen who were going to theeastie Hotel. He
was carried to the Globe, Hotel, where he had be-
spoke his bed, and dressed by an *eminent surgeon.
Mr. Eirterr thinks that he wounded one of them iu
London, England, 1808-09-28

GIBRALTAR.

\Vc
Lave reeeA'etnetterS from the above Garrison,
to the 30th ult. The -accounts which they bring from
Spain are of cotirA4l6t of a very recent date. Our
correspondent infdrMs us that there is still a great
want of arm in Andalusia, Vilencia, and 'Alureia.
The Garrison haS given them every aid in their
power, but nothing compared cr
with the pressing
entreaties of the Sp.iniards, to be furnished with
means to extirpate their enemies. Vessels loaded
with arms would meet with a ready ntaiket at Gib-
raltar.

GIBRALTAR, AUG. 2.5 .—Yesteydav afternoon lie
Po:none and Woolwich sailed from hence with the
convoy for Maka.

AVG. 96.—The accounts from all part 3 of Spain
are highly satislattory ; the utmost 'unanimity and
enthusiaSni prevailing every whre. Time Spanish
army, hoth from Andalusia mid' Valencia, as you
Must have seen before this time, have emered Ma-
drid. The few Spanish Nobles who accompanied
•JOsaPH BUONAPARTB in his dighi, have been de-
clared traitors to their Country, and their estates
ordered to be'confi'scated.

A Central and Supreme Board of Government will
shorily be el,,tab4milvp,Madrid, which is to chnse,
a :Regent in, thedibttiooe of King Ferdinand. It is
generally •Siiposefilathat the Cardinal BOUrbOil, or
one of the s?nsgitlie King-of will be elected
to this station.'
The Lavinia Frigate arrived here two days ago
from Palermo, with the Couniess Of Westmorland
on board. Her Ladyship intends re thithing ti.is
neighbourhood for some ti

Au(l. 4—Yesterday afternoon Lord Coiling-
Wood arrived here with, the whole of the Cadiz
Squadron. His Lordship landed to-day, accompa-
nied by the rest -1 the-Captains of the fleet, and
waited upon Prince Levi)lc!: at his quarters in th.e.
south. - His Lt)(00. sails to-morrow to the east-
ward, leavingßear.ALitniral Purvis with two Line-
of-battle Ships here.

The Lavinia Frigate sailed
_yesterday ftr
but was obliged to re.arn by the wind coiniog , the..
Westward.
London, England, 1808-09-28

MARRIED.

On Wednesday last, at Chester, Lord Charles Bentir,act
son .of the Duke.pf Portland, to Miss Seymour, of
,On Monday,
.at St. Pancras, Wiiliam Dueshury. c.;`,;. eery
Derby, to Miss Annabella Sheffield, of the Polygons
Town..
moy,
Lately, Captain Forrest, of 13usfield, . Berks „ "
eldest daughter of Colonel James Lowther,,ti „.
for fire
-
County of Westmorland. . .
A few days ago, Dr. Sutcliffe, of Settle,. to AliSs wiggles-
worth, of Thorpe.
Lately; Mr. John Lodcr, Leader of the Orchestra, to Miss
Mills, Pertbrnter.at the Theatres ltoval, Bristol and Bath.
On the loth Inst. Dr. Robert hensivait WriAlit, of South-.anwton, Jamaica, to Miss Nicola. Watson, eldest daughtero
the late James Watson, "Writer to, the
Lately, by special licence, Pr-c.:tons Clarke, Esq. ton 0
Benjantin Clare, Esq. of Cullen's Wood, in the County 01
Dublin. to Miss Jackson, daughter of Strettell lacksaP!
Esq. of Peterborough, in the. County of Cork..
London, England, 1808-09-28

- OCC A'S NMIL 'A I)Di2 ES3

spoKEN By MUDIF., ON MONDAY LAST. AT THE

WL.NDSOR THE.ATRE,rOsr THF.'CLOSE OF TFIE SEASON.

Fain ~0„idI tell, good Itiends, ere yet we part,
What gr'ateful feelings animate my In-art, •
But all in"" tongue, in lahour'd phrase, could say,
Would be too weak thusereelings to di,3,3lay.
The gen'rous pltronagc i here have &mud,
Might make MC vain, for this is classics ground.—
" Ry Poets venerable made,"
~:'Whose Genius hallows ev'ry gro•ie,and glade—
put that proteClion you to all extend.
Who aim to please you, or who need a friend.
Soon shall I leave you for an ampler acetic,
• Vet fond remembrance still will hither lean;
And justly too, for it my humble name
Can boast some portion of theatric fame,
From your applause-the flatt'ring honour came.
Nor think that, should I 'scape from critic rage,
And rise to favour on a prouder stage,
Whate'er that favour, it can more endear, •
Than the kind praise which cheer'd my efforts here.
No —" in the book and volume of my-brain" •
A grateful record will through life remain.
London, England, 1808-09-28

SALES, &::.

GENUINE SOUTH DQW,N
.SREE r, EAST BOURNE,
SUS-S 1 X. -
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
-By VEAHALL. and SON;
li, small Lots, for the convenience of eublic,• on the rst
of October next, •
VOUR Hundred Prirnd EWES, and about One
I. Hundred and Forty EWE LAM 0, and puellttn-•
dred.W ETU ER Ditto, the property of a .-.entleitian, who is
leaving his farm. Great•pains have, been- taken for several
years past with this Flock.; the Ewes are handsome, particu-
larly hardy,. and re inarkable -for .stna,liness of Bone, and fine-
ness of Woot.

N.B. The Wool of this Flock •solfl for nearly Five Shil-
lings per Tod inore than any Wool in the neighbourhood last
year. '__ _ . •

Four well-bred Sussex Cows, five pair Of Working Oxen,
five Yearliiy,Steers, and an Heifer, will be also sold at the
SUM time.-

Likewise-a thorough-bred Miire with a COlt ky her side,
and a Filly seven months old.

, .
** * T:1- Cows. &c. have been raised from the Stock-of
Messiii. Auger- and Aircey ; and the I' lock .ho Aso been
crossed with Mr. Auger's Rams, together with those of other
prime Flock Owrers in the neighbourhood
The Sale to begin At Twelve o'clock. ,

VALUABLE COPPER AND TIN MINE, AND NA.
VIGAgLE CANAL SCARES.
MONTHLY SALE•
TO BE SOLO SY AUCTI 0 N,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, Oaober 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's,
• Lindon,
WHEAL LUSRINGTON, Two Sixty-fourth.
Snares in this very Capital Mine, situate near the
very produdi,., Wheal T ..• an, in the Parish of Illo-
gan, is Corrivtaii. Large quantities cf Copper and Tin have
-alreaiy been raised, and by its ttOcilowledged superior ad-
vantages this Mine is expened to be one of the.most profit-
able concerns 'if its class.
The TAVISTOCK MINERAL CANAL, in Devon,
Four Shares; also Shares in the GRAND JUNCTION,
WORCESTER and El: ..INGHAM, KENNET and
AVON, and BU DD E liL2/ CANALS.
Particulars at the :view Hotel, Birmingham ; at Garr.
way's ; and of Mr: Scott, New Bridge-street, London.
London, England, 1808-09-28

4ICTU4LLI7V(3-OFPIOE,

"Sept. 26, TBO.
'THE COMMIS SIONERSfor VICTUALLING
fiis 1114.7h...S'Ti's NAVY do hereby give- Nati?, 77.41
on Tietersdiy, the 6:h of Oct' her next, 6e ready to re-
ceive Tenders, in writing dealer! 'up), and treat for Two Hun-
dred Tons of IRON VAT T HOOPS, and Jar One Hundred
Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be delivered, the former in
six, and the latter in,* weeks, by weekly proportions, into jiffs
jeity's Pictualling Stores at Dept/it d;. and for One Million
Eight,fluidred Thousand GOLDSTONE ut BROWN WIL-
LOW ROOS, not leki than jort_y-eight inches in length, fit for
trtaaEing Cooper:,Twigs,-to be answerable to Sampler to be pO-
- with the Tenders, and to he efeliveted by the jot& of April,
1809, in e7ual ntonFoily prop, vtions, iirti tree Stores before men-
tioned. To ,be paid for by Bah payable, with interest, nine!), days
after date.

The Conditions of she Contrail, and Sampler of the troops, may
be seen at the Secretary's 4jee.
N. B. 14 Tender for a less quantity than one Hundred
Thousand Rods will he admitted.
No ward he bad to any Tender in tvlich the Price stall
not bt inserted in words as length, or ,')at shall not he delivered to.
is oard- before On o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 6th of
Oct-sober next, PIG,' unless the Person who makes the Tender, or
some Person on his behalf, attends, to answee, when'called for.

ICTU4LL ING_OFFICE,
. Sept. 27,1808.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS Amytan',.. do hereby give Notice, That on
Friday the ph of October next, they %till 6e ready to receive
Tender: in writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO HUN.
DRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to he answer.
able to Samples io be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered
in the original Package:, at the rate of froln Seventy to Alghty
Tour per Week, into His Majesty's PiOualling Stores at Pept-
ford; and to be paid for hy Bills, payable, 'with interest, ninety
days, after date.

The Condittont of the contraat may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
to' the 'Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 7th of
October next, nor unless the Person who make: the Tender, or
some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called
for:
London, England, 1808-09-28

SHAKSPEARE.
STEREOTYPE EDITION.
This Day was published,
StereiityPed on a beautiful new Letter, f. c. Svo. is. 6d. and
Deiny Svo. 2S. 6d. No. 11. of tne
10PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, from
I the correct Text of the Edition of Isaac Reid, and teal
with the utmost care by new Editors.
Printed for Veraor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry.
Where may be had, in a handsome Volume, in Post. Folio,

- Price 51. ss. in boards,
Mr. William Shaltsp,tare's Convdies, Histories, and Tra-
gedies,_putilisned accortljog to the true onginall Copies; with
his EttNies.
London : Printed fbr Isaac laggard and Edward Blount,
1623.

The greatest care has been taken to insure the accuracy of
the present Republication, of which ~rity a small number is
printed. I t is printed on the common Type now in use ;
but in Arrangement, Spellinz, ,and.,PunduatiOn, is an exact
Copy, page for page, of the Text of the original Edition of
1623 (now worth upwards of Forty Guineas), not. a word
being added, altered, or omitted.

This Day was published,
In Nine Vols. Bvo. illustrated with numerous Plates, •
- I Price 91. 1.7,5. in boards,
MHE BEAUTIES of ENGLAND and WALES,
or, Delineations Topographical, Historical, and .1)1:4
scriptive; containiug the Counties of Bedford, Ilerks,
Bucks, Cambridge, Cheshire, Cumberland, Derby, Devon,
Dorset, Essex, Gloucester, Hereford, Hertford, Huatingdbn,
Kent, Lancashire, Leicester, and Lincoln.
Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ,- Longman, Hurst,
Kees, and Orme 7 J. Harris ; Cuthell and Martin; I. Rich..
ardson ; 1. anti A. Arch ; and.B. Crosb) and Co,
The Volumes after the third may be had separate to com-
plete Sets, at •he publication prices, of the large and small
Paper; but a 5 me of the. Volumes are getting scarce, these
will he raised in ~rice after Christmas.
Voi. VII. price tl. 7s. Gd: Vol. VII Land IX. are just
published, price rl. is. each. Vol. VII . Royal, price zl. 4s.
Vol. VIII . and IX. pnee 21. each.
Also, The Beauties of Scotland ; containing a clear, full,
and satiSfaelory Account of the Agriculture, Commerce,
Mines; and Manuructures, of thc.. Population, Cities, Towns,
V4tlagos, &c. Five Vols Bvo , illustrated with upwards of
too plates 1. price 31. [is. ooirds.
The same in Royal Syn. Si 55.
N.B. Subscribers who have not completed their Sets are
requested to do it immediately.
London, England, 1808-03-19

• THEATRE ROYAL, ORL'ItY.LANF.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Match ig, 1803,
will tie performed " ' ' •
.THE CHANCES.
Don John, Mr LisTabt
Don Frederick, Mr HOLLAND;
The Duke, Mr. RAYMOND; •
.Petrucitto, Mr. PUTNAM ;
Antonio, Nit. DOWTON ;
Peter, Mr. PALMI., k;
••• First Constantia, Mrs. HARLOWE ;
•,Mother-insLaw to Constantia, Mtss 'I IDSWELL ;
Kinswoman, Mrs. SCOTT;
Landlady, Mrs. SPARKS ••
Nurse, Mrs. NIADDOCK.;
Second ConstantiJ, Mrs. IoItDAN.,
WITH

.. THE PRIZE. • •
Lenitive, Mr. BANNISTER;
Ileartwcll, Mr. BRAHAM, .
(In which he will introduce the favourite Songs of " just
like Love," and " Slow. broke the Light")
. Mr. Caddy, Mr. MADDO..:KS ;
rs. C.addy -Miss T I I3S.W E LI. ;
• Florett4, Signora .S TO RAC E.
Boxes Gs. Second Price 3s. —Pit 35.6 d. Second Price a 5....
C.lllery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second
rit;e 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the BoXel to be takenof Mr. Spring, at the Doi:.
Office, Russell-street. - •
The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at
Half past Six.
On Monday, the Comedy of The Country .Girl; with the
Nlelo-Drama of Telteii.

.new Come i 3 in rehearsal, and will be spcedily pro-
guced. ' 1
„ t
London, England, 1808-03-19

fiam

NOM, Majesty, ht gone to, Paris. All
'correspondence with England and Sweden has been
prohibited fn the Duchy of ,Mecklenbnrgh,
W 6 Ate apprizecti by Letters from the Rhine, that
.the horses, ; which were intended by the Grand
Signor as a present tur the 4rrench Emperor, and
were aaually on their way to Paris, have been or,
dered by BUONAPARTI3 to be' sent 'hack to Tarkey,
and not to be allowed to enter France.

According to the, last accounts fro:n Venice„
e,OOO Russian Troops remain en the frontiers of
Italy, at the disposal of the French ,Emperor.....
BUONAPAIITE, dissatisfied at the condo& of the Port,
has' ordered. the Nuncio, who resided in Paris, to

quit France.
The Vienna Gazette of lho 2d inst. states, tha
the itnssian army in Moldavia and Wallachia. hast
been cGt“iderably.reintorced. It also contains the
following article : •

The British Squadrons which are now cruizing
in the Archipelago and in the lonian and Adriatic
Seas, take all Greek and Turkish Vessels, and sink
their cargoes. The Seven Islands are closely block.
aded, and the scarcity and want of provisions are
said to be very great in Corfu and Cerigo."

FALsfouTti, MAuckt bis Majesty's
Ship L'Eclaire, from a cruize, and the
,Faiir Friends.,
HOSKINS, from London.

Sailed his Majesty's Brig Cheerly on a cruize,
and the Ana and Mary Lewis for Cork. Wind
North East.

DEAL, .111Ancn 18.--Came down from the River,
the Prevoyante Store Ship, for Malta, and the Sir
Bensky for. the East Indies, and sailed through
the Downs with a Convoy for Poi Nrnouth.
Arrived his Majesty's Ship Skylark trotn a cruize,
and remain in the Downs with the rt st of the Ships
as per la4t.
London, England, 1808-09-17

FICTUALLING;•OI4,7CIs,
Sept. t 5; 1808.
THE-COMMISSIONERS,Pr vicTudLid,NG
His Majesty's Naty do .hereby give Ai,tice, That' on
'frid.,g, the 231' Inst, they:will be ready to ricrive Tendets in
Ism king (sealed up), aed treat for streb;Quantitics of BLACK
SMYRNA, ALEXIA, nr.DENIA "RAISINS, as Og re-
speaive Dealers therein ,try think prope Jo offer; to be answer-
able to Samples to be prcduced,witb the Tenders : to be delivered,
one half thereof in a froright, and the remainder in a fortnight
afterwards, into His .71!..zjesti's Vie7ttalling Stores at Deptford
and to be paid for by Bills, payable,* Interest, ninety days
after date.

The Conditions of the Contraa may be .seen at the Secretary's
Office.
-No regard will be bad to any Tender in Tuhich- the Pike shall
not 6e inserted in words at -length, or that rhall not be at-'livered to
the Mart! befOre One o'clock oh the said Friday the 23d instant,
nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some person
on hit belisitf, attends, to answer, when called for.
London, England, 1808-09-17

IVEYMOUTH, SEPT. 15.

By the• Packet from Guernsey this morning we
have advice of an American Captain, and four othei
seamen, making their escape from St. Makes in ai
open boat and arriving there, BuorrAkAkTi having
ordered all Americans to be put in prison. They
were under the necessity of shooting a cetitinel 10
efied their escape. News had arrived there of
23,000 of the French being killed. in Spain; but no.
particulars were given.

A second Gottenburgh Mail arrived at 'a late hout
last night. The following is the only important in.,
tide it contains :

" GOTTENBURGEI, SEPT.'6.----Theßussian Fleet
sailiid from Stanga Roads on the 25th of August,
and were pursued by the Swedish Squadron, which
bad been joined 1!)), Sir S. HOOD with the Ce.ntaur
and imp/act/tie; from superiority of sailing brought
the sternmost of the Enemy's Ships to action, when
she soon struck, but was rescued by the whole Rus-
sian force standing back to her assistance: she was
afterwards attacked .by the Centaur, and carried by
boarding in the mo,t gailant manner, but beiti,
aground, was obliged, after taking out her prisoners
and wounded, to be set on fire; she was called the
liewvalad, of 74 -gone. The remainderof the Ras-
skin Fleet took shelter in Rogerwick, .or, as it is
called,, Port-Baltic. Sir J. SAtmIAItCZ has joined the
Swedish Fleet."

This Mail also brings a report from Rear .Admi-
raI'INt'AUCKHOFF to his Swedish Majesty, respeding
an'attack which was made upon' the Russian Moan
in Jangfursmed, on the night between the 17. th and
18th of August, the result of which was the capture
of three of the enemy's vesselsi the colours of which
were sent by Lieutenant DREYER to be laid at his
Majesty's feet.
Letters from Stockholm state, that certain intel-
ligence had been received there from Riga, that
40,000 Russians had been .ordered to proceed to
Poland fur the purpose of quelling an insurreation
which had broken out in that quarter. General.
Domsaowstor is at the head of the insurgents.
They have refused to obey orders transmitted from
Paris to proceed to Spain, as BUaNAPARTE had ant
fa!fill2d his promise to establish Poland as an inde-
pendent State. The orders issued from St. Peters-
burgh were to arrest DOMBRoWSKY, and send him to
Paris. •

The Tragedy of hatella drew a crowded audiene.:
last night to Covent Garden Theatre. KEMBLE
Mrs.,,Slnnows exerted their tale.nts to elle utmost,
and were much applauded. Indeed the Play was in
vc:ral very- well supported and received. •

i I

i,i
London, England, 1808-09-17

Rafael, Captain-Lieutenant Bytchenskop, of SO gas,zr4
646 men. •
Fregatte Kildilyn, Captain-Lieutenant Dournoif, of 26 guns,
and zzz men.
Yarowslavl, Captain du and rang, Milkoff; of 74 gum, and
567 men.
Tutal-5685 men.
(Signed)
MALI VjEFF, le Capitaine de Pavilion.
London, England, 1808-03-21

diMERIC',IIv. P,IPI2IIS.

VAltt iso,roN,i: JAN. 20.—Mi. ROSE. has made'
miliutvisits of ceremony. to the Vice-President and
ti;ailS'alDOpartments,and been genteelly received.
Tlereare.inany rumours in circulation on diploma-
ticiaffairs, which you aredautioned against credit-
iui too.suddenly: Mropinion, tespetting, the Ne-:-
witiation, is, that it the Executive. is .779 t too deeply.
plrtcd for redernptiou, to male common cause
is with' iroLioN; it will:termihite aniiCably. But-
on the pledge I have-my fears; may tiic. God of
Peace•grant,they may bpn ufounded. ~The Senate
bavel had 'Mere secret business before them. .We,
can OW); conjeatite- what it has been:, Perhaps, as
the Constitution requires the advice and consent of
the. Senate in. the tormation laf Trealips; thePresi-,
dent may have submitted to:the Senate the but and
bounds of the negotiation, 'that should,it terminate
in war,. the Senate 'way, have kite respOnsibility. If
so, appearances are gloomy.
PIiILADELVIIIA, J. 25.—,Information received
f.i-o:n.WaSilittgton, on which we pike great,reliance,
conibined with the disposition manifested by the
British Government, realieding' .the. execution of
their. late Urder.of Council, leave but little doubt
that tlie. mission of Mr. 110!;F, Will terminate in an
honourable and , amicable adjustment of all differ-
ences between the United States ant! Great Britain.
Whether such ati issue ofthel ‘•,;otiation with Great
Britain will operafea speedy release of 'the severe
embarrassment. under which the agricultural, corn;-'
niercial, Manufacturing, and mechanic interests of
our COuntry are now labouring, is, much less cer-
! tain.

WITAINS6N'S COURT OF INatintr, JAN..I s.—Ge-
neial Wruw ioN appeared in Court.. Letters from
Mr. CLARK:, Mr. Row Arr, and Mr. RANDOLPHi re-
fusing to comply with the request of the Court, to
give evidence Against WILKINSON, on account of the
incompetency.of a Military Tribunal to investigate
thoroughly
.so complicated a case, were read; when
Geueral WILIZINSON aderestieci the Court in a very
towery speech of some length. The Court then
adjourned to. Monday; when,. without transaaing
any business, it again adjourned to Wednesday.