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London, England, 1808-03-16

MARQUIS WELLESLEY.

On the motion of the citANctu.ott of the Ex-
the adjourned debate on the (Jude Papers
was resumed.-

The StExkun-having stated the queition, which
was the previous question, tooyed by Sir J. Ax-
STRUTqEit on the first of Lord FOILASTOSIeg RCSO7
111[1011S,

Sir TRW/MS TURTON maintained the judicial
.1
Power of the House of Commons on subje&s of
this nature, and then proceeded to the. conSidera-
tion of the question before the House, He alloived
the high, and di,oinguished ..chatater which• then
Noble Marquis universally bore, declared that he
could not consider the subiutt personally,. bit con
;ended that the condu6t of the BritishA3roveriunent
in India had beeti most reprehensible to the Nabob
of Oude, who ought, to have beeh considered as an
independent Sovereign condor 03, which the
British .charaaer had been irrecoverably degraded
in that country. in support of this opinion, be en-
tered into a very minute investigation of the trana-
aCtions of the British Government ju India, tbra
considerable period.
Mr. HENILY IMLESI.4IP vindigati4 his opt,

Mkjciritr irk Civottr of Ntakvii WOleiley -
Strangers were, not re7atlinitted into the Gallery,
but we hoderstood that the previous .tinestion was
carried on all the other ilt:,,sonations, elicept on the
lat, which was negatived without a division.
Sir J..AN',TRuTrisR then moved, "That it appears
to. this House, that Marquis Wvllesiey, in his nr-
rangeinentg in the province of Dude, was actuated
flay an ardent zeal for the sort' ice of his Cutiniri, and
an anxious deiitts to promote the satetY, interests,
and prosperity of the British Empire in ltidia.":
CJti this motion (as we are told) the lionie di-
*ided,

For the motion
Again it -

- 180
29
jority - is 1
At Seven o'clock this morning the MP-Ise ad-
jowned.

STATE, PAPER,
London, England, 1808-03-29

I ERRI4L PARLIAMVNI.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, MARCH 28.

The .House met about "..a quarter* before; three:-
&dock, when the . Royal Assent was notified; ti''
Commission, to the Orders ill .Council slll;artd-truP
Irklt Corn Export Bill. • • xs it)
The Commissioners ivere 'the Lord ChancellOr,
Lord Aylesfotd, and Lord Walsingharn; ' •
The BUN or the table :were forwarded in their
respeaive stages. •
,The Malt Continuation 'Bill; and 'the. Irish Token
1311, were brought up,, from the coMmo4 and
read a first time.

ORDERS IN 'COOGIL..
The Order of the Day, being read for hearinievt-:
deuce against the Orders in, Connell,
Mr. EItoUGHAM ,presented hiMself 'at the Itarc.
and opened the business in 2 very able
.pl4f
After which he called the following Witneaeilti
evidence to prove his assertions, - 0
(;co. w. Wood, Esq: I Alexander Glennie, Esq.
Shakspeare Phillips, Esq, Thomas Martin, Esq.
whq were successively examined. The last men-
tinned Gentleman (a merchant of Liverpool) stated,
p;:rtieularly from written documents, the amount
and value, in various views, of the trade between
Liverpool and the United States for several years
past, and accounted, by special reasons, 'for every
- variation that had taken place in it in each year
respe6tively. He stated, that as soon as he under-
stood that the general blockade, subsequently carried
into elli!,‘,t by the ,Orders in Council, was in con-
templation, be gave advice of it in a circular letter to
his correspondents in America, as an important
piece of mercantile information which it would
have been a breach of his duty to omit communi-
cating. He had no political objet in view in mak-
ing thecOmmunication ; but he could not take upon
himself to say that some of those to whom the corn,

munication was made. might not have made use-6f
it for a political purpop, or that it may not haie
produced a political eireEt. t ,e,
The examination being concluded, the Chair` nano
reported progress,lud their Lordships adjournedvk
rill! A
,nbrt4
London, England, 1808-09-27

current];

oe,:u Made by the Court Of St.' Petersburgh
to that of ,Stockholm.. We are not enabled at pre-
sent to confirm this report, but' we are far from
thinking it improbable. The influence winch the
French Ambasajor, CAvtaNCOURT, possesses over
the Emperor ALEXANDER,• cannot' blind him to the
treacherous and atrocious con(;,icl of BUONAPARTE
towards Spain, nor to the general discontent wind)
the war with England has excited in every pirt of
Russi'a7.-disconient which has in some instances been
loudly and unequivocally expressed. But BUONA-
PARTE had so completely enveloped ALEXAtiDEttin
his toils, that it was almost impossible for him.to,
extricate himself..- -The unjust . and impolitic war
with Sweden occupied a eonsiderable portion of the
Russian Army, while the. French retained' so very
large a force on the Russian frontiers, that the ad-
vice which CAutANconuT gave to thei:Russian Go-
vernment must have had very much the appearance
of a command. FortupatelY,. however, the faCe of
affairs in Europe has undergone a most material
change within these few. months. The gallant
exertions of Spain, and the formidable and menacing.
aspeCt of Austria, will occupy the attention of al,
Most -the whole military force of France, and the,
EMPEROR of RUSSIA play, now recover that inde-.
pendence which he sacrificed by the .unfortnnate
Treaty of Tilsit.

t

- . .
YeSterday morning his MAJESTV, Princesses So-
Pt~ta,
AUGUSTA, and AMELIA, accomptinied by Lady
HOWE, Count MUNSTgit, Hon. Mr. BOCKLEY, Co-
lonels HARCOURT and FiTzttov, and Cohwel TAY-
Lok, rode jttlYindsOr Paris; and. retntned .nt twels e.
Friday a Cabinet Council was held-at 'All-. CA
NING'S Office; which was ati‘ended by the Doke of
PORTLANIS, Lord HAVKKESBUitY, LIrIS CO ATHA
and BATHU RST, Lords M. LinOn VE. IOiCA 1: EA El,
the Chancellor of the• Exchequer, and Mi-;
NING. The Portuguese Ambassador also attended. '.
The harvest in the North of ScatlJnd; we"are
happy to' say, has been one of the' earliest even re-
membered, and the crops_have been unusually heavy,
and abundant.
London, England, 1808-09-27

'LOT 111

• A valuable Freehold oarin, called PUDDLEWHART,
in As!uon.aforesAid ; comprising a good Farm House, with
all ne,:essary Out- buildings,. and about' Forty -five Actes of
very good_ rable and Pasture *Land, in the occupation or the
said i. Hockley, who has had the like-notice to. quitl
The Land-tax upon each Lot is Redeemed.
N. B. The Purchaser of cacti Lot is to pay for the T4niber
.thereon,hin addition to the Pu rc hase- money ,•according to a Va-
luation made by a respectable Surveyor, and tO be produced at
the, Sale; and also to pay the present Tenant for the Tillages,
tand• ditching, and Improvements, according to an Inventory
and Valuation to be produced at the Sale.
The Tenant will shety the Premises.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Wade, of Durimow,
Essex; Messrs. harbor and Brown, Solicitors, Fetter-lane,
London; Mesirs. Exley and Stocker, FurnivaPs Inn, Lon-
don ; Mr. Vinicombe, at Eiston Lodge, Essex; or Mr.
Barnard, Auctioneer, at Thaxted Parsonage, Essex.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be distri-
buted at the principal Inns in the neigh'oeurbood r 4 days pre-
`vious to thSAle, and may be had of Mr. Pern, Solicitor,
Abingdon, near Linton. •

VALUABLE COPPER AND TIN MINE, AND NA-
VIGABLE CANAL SHAR ES.
MONTHLY SALE.
TO BE SULD BY AUCTION,
By Mr: SCOTT,
On Friday, Odober 7, at Twekre o'Clock, at Garraway's,
London,

WHEAL LUSHINGTON)
.Two Sixty-fourth
Shares in this very CApital Mine, situate near the
very productive Mine .Wheal Towan, in the Parish of I llo-
gan, in Cornwall. Large'quantities of Copper and Tin have
already been raised, and by its acknowledged superior ad-
vantages this Mine is expelled to be one of the most profit-
able concerns of its class.

The TAVISTOCKMINERAL CANAL, in Devon,
Four Shares; also Shares in the GRAND !UNCTION,
WORCESTER and BIRMINGHAM, KENNET and
AVON, and HUDDERSFIELD CANALS.
Particulars at the New Wotel, Birmingham ; at Carra_
way's ; a►rd,of Mr. Scott, New isridge.street, London.

WALTONS, IN ESSEX.
'TO BE LETT, tur a Term of. Years, UNFURNISHED,
• and Entered on immediately,"
IHE MANSION-HOUSE. called WALTONS,
With its L'acldock, Gardens, anti Pleasure-grounds co.'
twining about Eighty Acres, situate in the Village'nf! rr
Ash•. -
don, in Essex; and on the borders of Cambridgeshire and
s.utr)lk, a beautitul and very health; part of the Country ;
together with the privilege of Sporting on several‘surround-
hig Alati'Pofs and large Farms which abound with-Came.
For particulars apply to Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dunmow,
Fssev. ; Mr. t iutcombe, Eiston Lodge, Essex i or Messrs.
Exley and Stocker, Futtetival'ii.iiin, Lorwan..
London, England, 1808-09-27

BIRTHS.

On Tuesday the 13th, inst. at Sion-hill, ;Yorkshire, the
Lady of Edward D'Oyley, Esq. of a still-born Son
Last week, the Lady of Colonel Skelly; of Hikrworth,
near Darlington, of a Sun.
(11l Wednesday last, Mrs. Dudding, of Henrietta-street,
Cavendish-square, of a Son. .

On Sunday, at his house in Hill-street, lie,keley-square;.
the Lady of William Leveson (rower, Esq. of a Daughter::-
The someday, the Lady of Char-es St:-eynshaw
Coilin-
son, Esq. •of Sproughton Chantry, of a Son and Heir. •
London, England, 1808-09-27

,E/IST INDIA

Sept. 22, Igog,
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG.
LAND Trading to I,he EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice,
That the Committee will 6c ready to receive Proposals in writ.
ing,,realed up, on or before Wednesday, the 6,4 Oflobtr next,
from such Persons who may be willing to .szliply the Company
vilth
London, England, 1808-09-27

PICTUALLING-OFFIG'k,

Sept. 24, tBoB.
•
THE COMMISSIONEgSfor VICTUALLING
His Majesty's Navy do hereby glue Notice, 1 hat on
Wedaesday,, the stb of Ofiobee next, they will be ready to receive I
Tends': s in uniting ( sealed 110), and treat for mob Quantities
of BISCUIT , made fr-M wbole Meal, as the respalive Ma.
-nufailurd:rt of that Article may thin* proper to offer; one half
thereof to' 6e delivered in a fortnight, and the remainder in a fort-
night alterwalds, into His Majesty's I/iilualling Stores at Dept-
ford: and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety
days after date.

The Conditions of the Contrat7 may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

N. 13. No Tevderfor a fess Izt ma!), %ban Ove 77,9usand Bags.
I will be admitiecf.

Are regard // be bad to any. Tender in yehich the PP ice shall
not be inserted It': words at -length, or that shall not Le delivered to
the Board before One o'CloCk on the said IFedlesd .1, the sth of
October next, nor .tettlesi the Person who makes the Tender, or
some person on his'behttlf, wands, to answer, when colle'd for.

i OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
Sept. 1,6, igoS.
I THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Vll/1-

yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
vocal r will be received at their Office, in Pa/I Mall, on or be.

fore Saturday, the It, qtlober next, from such Persons as may
it willing to undertake tire surp6. of COPPER HOOPS fir
4-emire of this Department for a period of one year.
j 1 . Further particulars, together with the Terms andr.ona'itions of
ibe ContraFt, nr:!,y be known upon application at the Secretary's
1 Office, in Pall Mall, aforesaid, any day ketwren the hours of
1 len and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered,
se Ile .1 up, and indorsed " Proposals for Copper Hoops ;" but
no Proposal can. be admitted after the said lit Day of Gibber, at
Twelve-s'C'lock a.' Noon of the same Day ;- neithe, will any Ten•
der be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Ageni, in his
iehalf,- shall attend,
1

By Order if the Board,

R. 11, CREIP, See.

TRel NSPORT OFFICE,

/ Sept. 22, 180 S,
THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting His
1 4. M/I;IE...STY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
! -
t care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the care and cusloa),
of Prisodws of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be
ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 25th day of (lecher, iSoS,
i 1 to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be
willing to- contraS 1r Building and complete?), Finishing of a
NA VA L HOS I' ITA L, intended to be erelied at Yarmouth, is
1 the County elk, folk. .

No Tender will after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty; mr any noticed Unless- the Party, or an Agent for him,
.petsonal(y attend. Each render must be "accmtpanied by a Letter
from :sou respectable Personszngagiug to become bound with the
Person tendeoing, tbe Sam of io,oool. for the due perkmance
of the Contract.

Designr and Particulars of tbe Work:, in addition to there
fureseen, Wray be inspeSed at this Office,
AL .5 X . 1144 LEAY,.Sec.
London, England, 1808-09-27

NAVAL NEWS,

, PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. '26.--Yesterday arrived the
Ch futon, ROWTONT,,fot Malta ; Queen CharZotte, AN-
DR EWS, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Hannah.
DOUGLAS ; arid 'Thomas and Hannah, -, f om
the Dow E.
, - ,

Sailed, this day, the Pelonzs Brig, with a convoy
for Falmouth. •

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 22.—Sailed the Leveret Sloop
of War, with a large Convoy for Gottenbargh. Cap-
tain EVANS wa superseded before she sailed, by
Capt..B..CRISPIN, being appointed to the Satellite,
•
for foreign service.

SEPT. 23.—This day a Court Martial ,was held to
try a Lieutenant of his Majesty's Ship Ned Elvin.,
for disobedience of orders ; and thertharge being
proved, he was,rekirnanded and dismissed thOli-ip.
Also a Seaivan, for robbery; he was sentenced to
receive 200 lashes, and,six months golitark confine-
went in the.Marshalka.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 24.—Arrived the Prince Adol-
phus Packet, from Tortola, .in 35 days; and Mary,
KEMBLE, frbtri Teneritfe.

Sailed the Atueficati Brig Enter Prise, NUVELL,
for Cadiz.

Several Vessels are coming in, said to be Trans-
ports to join the Expedition here.

DEAL, SEPT. 26.—Sailed the Clyde Frigate on a
cruize. -
Arrived the Bustard Sloop of War froin a cruize,
and remain with the Ships as p'er last.
London, England, 1808-09-27

PiCTURLLING:9FFICh,

Sept 24, tS4,
THr pokimissloNEßSjor VICTUALLThq
His MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give ;tier, That
on Tuesday, the 4th o/ October next, they will be ready. to receive
tenders, in writing (seared "4), and treat for Three Thousand
t3OI.TS of F LAGS, fo.,tire_ use of the Cooperage, to be answer.
able to Samples to be produced Fhb the Tenders, t) be delivered in
the' *dee of Twelve Months? by regular Monthly propoilione,
into his Majesty's Victualling Storer at Deptford ; and to be
paid for by payable, will; interest, ninety daya after date.
The Conditions of the,Gmtrati may be seen at the Secretary's
Offire. '

NB. M.Teader for a less it.entity than Five Hundred flo

iPe admitted.

No regard will he bad to any Tender in whic:r. the Price shall
not he inserted in words at length. or I'vt..shall not be delivet4i to
she Board before One o',Clock on the .aid Tuesday, the 4th of
October next, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, ur
some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for,
London, England, 1808-07-11

ANDERSON V. GOOLD.

This was an action brought t. 4 a tailor, against
the Defendant, a young Gentleman of an Irish fa-
ruily_and conneCtions, for payment of an account
for clothes furnished to him and his servants,
amounting to 1131. 12s. It appeared that the De-
fendant's annual income amounted to 2,7001. that
hedived in great style, and itept a great retinue of
servants, at furnished lodgings in Orchard-street,
Portman-square, for which he paid a rent of 100
guineas 'per month. Mr. Goold's establishment at
the time this bill was' contracted, consisted 'of
,a
butler, a' footman, a coachman, a postilion, two
grooths, and a boy. He kept a barouche and tour,
and a coach and tour. While this account was in-
curred the Defendant Was in his minority ; and at
the age of 19 had married a Miss Hawkins, by
whom he got 50.001. He did not come of age till
the ‘.22d of September, 1803, at which time his
debts amounted \to l't,000l; and it was found neces-
sary that his 'friends, Sir Edward Knatchbull and
Hamtnersley,'should take the management of
his affairs into tneir 'own hands. This they accord 7
ingly did, and limited 'his expenditure to 89.01, a
.during
paying ins eredit6rs, who had trusted
during he; minority,- with teik.sinilings'in the pound,
. which had been offered also to the Plaintiff,. but
which he had-refused to accept.
-Before the conclusion of the investigation, Lord
ELL ENBORoUGLI ex(essed his opini*there should
be some check laid upon debts cor(tratted with such.
youpg men, and' recommended to • the -Plainatrs
Counsel (Mr. Parke)
-to accept .of the 701! ()tiered,
without Costs. the Counsel consented' to, and
a Juior was withdraWn. ,

FIRES.—On Saturday evening, between eight and
nine 0'c,0,.:k, a dreadful fire broke out at the house
of Mr. Dobbs, Chymist, No. 36, Charles-street,
Hatton-garden. The fire broke out in rbe:firstfloor
et the back warehouse; and in a short time the whole
of the premises were enveloped in flames. The che-
mical materials in the house, consisting of aqua fortis,
&c. burnt w iiligreat rapidity, and the s,varehouse was
entirely consumed. It is not known how the tire
begail.--Ilesterday, in the morning, a fire alsO brake
out at a Sugar-baker's in Shoreditc!;, which entirely
consumed the premises.
On Frilly night last tile counting-house of Mr.
Haywood, fishmonger, at Billingsgate, was entered
by thieves, and robbed of ninety-five guineas. There
was at the time, 2081. in Bank of England notes,
which they did not meddle with.

I.ON N : Prqttect by I.( CHARD i • RRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bovv4street ; and pubi!stlej by WILLIAM AR MIGAR SCR I.PPS„, South AL): ton. ,trzeti, rosv'z.nor-sltivy:::
At the:SUN-omm No. Strand; where ildv64lgements, orders for the Paoer, 1 fliers for tbe Editor, Stc, (flost-paid r)6161 addresseJ.
•
London, England, 1808-07-11

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY It.

This day's market was amp}, supplied with prime
Beasts, and'-the shew of Cattle in 6ther respedS was
plentiful; Mutton, Veal, and Lainb, are-dearer than
our last report ; Pork is cheaper; Beef.supports last
price, and the trade in general was somewhat bri,k.
The sales in the Haymarket were rather consi•-
derable; Straw obtained a better price than Friday's
market Hay and Clover sold at last prices.
London, England, 1808-07-11

MONDAY, JULY ii, 1808.

- AFFIDAVIT.

- - -
MARMADUKE VENEL, Doctor of Medicine,
formerly resident at Montpelier, maketh oath, that
he is the inventor and joint proyri-lor of a certain inevticine
called Dr. V'end's Antiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, which he
doth hereby declare are composed entirely of Vegetables; arrd
,do not contain-a particle of mercury, antimony, or any other
mineral or deleterious ingredient whatever; and he further
inaketh oath, that he hath administered this medleine to an
infinite number of patients, with the. mosennprecedented
sticcesS, for upwards of twenty-eight years, in different
parts of Europe ; and from hi, knowledge of the salutary,
sate,-hut a4l4e Ingredients., of which it is composed,_ and
the tong and ample experience- he hath had, he doth oelieve
it to be a most excellent alterative and purifier of the blood,
and an efficacious remedy for scorbutic, scrophulous, and
cutaneoits disorders.
M. VENEL.
Sworn before me, at the Mansion House,
London, this first day of lune, 18a.
JOHN :ANSLEY, - •
MAYOR.
Sold by Messrs. Bacon' and Co. No. 150, OXford.street,
and Messrs. Parsons and Son, Circulating Library, 46, Lud-
gate Hill. Price 45., 6d. pet box.
London, England, 1808-07-11

NAVAL NEWS.

IF

FALMOUTH, JULY 8.---.Arriv.l the Stag Privatee
of and for Guernsey, with a cargo of wine, fr°l/1
Gijon, in to Ays, and has landed an English Geri'
tleman cha-rged with Dispatches from Mr. Htitrill
(the Brilisb Agent there), and reports that the
French have been driven out of Madrid, and 11'3t
there had been a battle fought in that neighbou,r
hood, it: which the whole of tlie French force there
were defeated, with the exception of about 50Q0
men, who bad entrenched themselves, and were
waiting for reinforcements; also that the French
Fleet at Cadiz had surrendered to the Spaniards'
after four. days bombardment from the Batteriesl
manned by British soldiers.

Also arrived the Black Joke Lugger, from Gijoll'
in four days, and landed a Spanish Officer (Nho 0
off express for London), and reports that the
had lost 17,000 men near Arragon, and more to
other parts, the wnole to the amount of 35,0°-

i
London, England, 1808-07-11

July 30. John Lewis, 'of the Old lewrry, LohdOn, ware.
houseman at ten, at Guildhall. -
Aug. 7., George Harrison, of Globe-street, Wapping, M:id-
dlesex, carpcter, at ten, at Guildhall. • .
• -CERTIFICATES. - •
July 30. -John Baines, of Ashford, Salop, farmer.''
lames Dunsmare, of Broad-Street, London, merchant.
jamestebastian Wil InnOtt, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, I Men-
draper.
Joseph Luckman, of Salford, Lancashire. inanufaatirer.
John Gardner, of Broad-street, London, merchant,
DIS,OLPTI).
Hugh Duckworth and Thomas Itarber, Li,verpool, cotton.
brokers.
Amos durditt,•Benjamin DawSon, and Benjamin Hargrave,
of Highbridge-mill, High-hoy-land, Yorkshire, woollen.
manuladurers.
John Dan,son and Sam. Pieree, Liverpool, woollen-drapers.,
W. Danson, R. Ford, and B. Ford, Bristol, rope-makers.
Edw. Francis and I'. PeTrson, Shoreditch, pawn-broker's.
J. Winter, sen. and j. Winter, jun. Bristol, comb-makers.
P. Hardman and R. Hardman, Crow Oaks, Lancashire,.
bleachers.
.T. Murltall and Price j. Evans, Russell-court, Drury-lane.
Peter Hewitt, John Hultne, (n Hewitt,.and Joseph Pim-
bley, Blackrod, Lancashire, coal tnerchants ; and Peter
Hewitt, John Hewitt, and Joseph Pimbley, Adlington,
same county, lime-dealers. .
JamesHardey and John Heap, Dunttable, straw-hat-makers.
Samuel Topp, William Armitage, sen. Wm Armitage, jun.
George Armitage, Charles Armitage, and Mcirgan Davies,
Wharf Furnace Iron-works, Newbold, Chesterfield, Der.
byshire.
Thornas Durant, Robert Dixon, and John Caster, chelms.
ford, inn-keepers
WM. .I.aw and Geo. Little, Broad-street, City, merchants.
William Stilton, Thomas Tobin, Win. Fishwick, and Thos.
Barrow, Preston, Lancaaliire, worsted-spinners. .
James ilagster and Richard Bagster,• Piccadilly, upholsterers.
Thomas Vine, sen. and Thos. Vim:, jun. tfrighton, grocers.
Joshua Watson and john Haiihury, lfirchin-larie, merchants.
George Williams and John Heming George, Worcester, glove-
makers.
john Burlingham, sen. John Burlingham, jun. Thomas Bur-
lingharrn'and Win Price, Worcester. glove-makers. , •
John Turner, Thomas Turner, and 'Samuel Turner, Shef.
field, merchants,
Edward Wright and Joseph Wright, Clerkenwell, printers._
Robert Jani n and Charles Boote. 1
George Osborn and Thomas Aylward, BishOpsgate-street,
pork men. ,
Joshua Walker, Thomas Walker, Thomas Nlatiby, and John
. Need, Newcastic,under. Lyne, cotton-spinners. •
London, England, 1808-07-11

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ADMIR/ILTY-OFFICE,
'sine x 4, tBa.
IOTICE is hereby given, that a Session qf Oyer
and Terntiner and Gaol Deliveg, for the Trial of..offenhis.
committed on the High• Seas, --within the ,urirdiEtion of the Ad.,
miralty of England, 'will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bal.
ley, London, on Tuesday the 1216 of July nextint Eight o'Clock
in the Morning. '

W. W. POLE.

ELEGANT EXTRACTS. .
This Day were published,
A New Edition, elegantly printed In One yety large Volume,
Royal Octavo, price 205. in boards,
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it T the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse
ri in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court,
No. 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains arc now selling
consisting of Men's brown Cotton for Boots, at only is. 6d.
per pair, worth 2S. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton is. 6d. worth
as. 6d. ; fine as. 9d; extra super 3s. 9d. worth ss. ; stout
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London, England, 1808-07-11

INHABITANTS O 1 PORI:L..I6AL I

" The time is come to rescue your Country !
judge for yourselves whether the title of perfidious
. belongs to. the French or to the English'. To the
" first you owe the pillage of your 'Country—the
, plunder of your Churches—the banishment of your
kindred—the corruption of your morals—and the
stagnation, of your trade. The latter has yielded
escort to your Prince—asylum and protedlion to
your destitute relatives---afforded pity and com-
passion—practised charity and benevolence--and is
still ready to , foster and cherish, uphold and sup-
port, every loyal and manly effort to shake off
1-the shackles of a Despotic Usurper, whote gi-
gantic strides of unsfitiated ambition and un-
goenched lust for power could only be permitted
by Providence for a time, andlor.purposes beyond
human comprehension.—The termination is at--
rived ! !—To your Prince was reserved the honour
Of flying from oppression. The. spark of kindling
Liberty, emanating, from so magnanimous a. resolve
has diffused itself with such incredible velocity
tfiroughout the whole peopled world, that the page•of
'history will scarce be able to keep pace with the im-
portant events to which it may give rise. The
fame of Portugal, founded upon the fortitUde of its'
Prince, is for ever established.

"All Spain is in arms, against the common
Tyrant, Usurper, and Oppressor—the cry of Death
or Freedom !, resounds troni one end of the King-
dom to the other—the Government is in danger, and
all true Spaniards alive to a sense of it; The dis-
honourable career of corruption has been run—the
arts and .machinations to divide been attempted,
and.the sanguinary scenes to terrify been pra6tis-
ed in vain (arts to' which the French Ruler
owes his fortune,,and other unhappy Countries their
subjugation); in vain Chas and will it prove to quell
the true Castilian spirit, bursting forth to convince
an astonished, but admiring world, that a nation's
native valour once roused to Infliata potent yen-
zeance, can neither meet or know an obstacle to its
acCom-plishineht. The Tyrant of 'EuroPe now
trembles—his ill-gotten honours totter ! Join,

tuguese, join ! and partake the glory of example to
the oppressed Nations'of the earth.

‘,‘ Soon will those. Nation4;too long supinely
,sub.
servient to the tyrannical will of a base.-b(arn Usurper,
emulating your bright display of valour, fortitude,'
and loyalty, burst their fetters and resuine their
freedom,"
London, England, 1808-07-29

ALI MAHOMET.

Tetuan, June 10, 1808.
God. -1. The Prince of Peace.

On Monday evening a man over-reached himself
in a warehouse, in Charles-street, Long.:acre, on
the second. floor, to receive some goods raised by
ln!ocks and ropes, when he fell into the street, and
pitcuing on, his !wad, clashed his terains out.
London, England, 1808-07-29

SPORTAAG INTELLIGENCE.

. EDINBURGH RACES, JULY 25.
This day our Races commenced, when the City's
Purse was run for over the,Sands of Leith, and won
by .

, ;

. .
i Nicholsgn's bay horse Rampton .
A 1 r. Henderson's bay 'mare Country Lass
Mr. Hendry's brown horse Pensioner
Lord Momgomerie's grey coltirvine

ir I

2 dr
- 3 (if
-" 4 2

The Ticket No. 16,90 g, 20,0001. Prize, and No.
7227, 10,0001. Prize, - were sold in'Twenti-two
Shares, at J. WARNER'S . Fortunate Office, No. 16,.
Cornhill, last April. Tickets and Shares in great
.ariety are now selling as aboVe. • The Wheel con,
tains 20,0001. 10,0001.- 50001. 20001. &c. &a.—
Next Day of Drawing, Tuesday,' August 2.
Tuesday next will be the Fifth Day of ,D.rawirg.:
HORNSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint the Pub is
that they continue their original plan of retuning to
the Purchaser, of ldTicket (or Tickets to any'amount)
One Pound above the price paid for the same, be
what it may, after every Day's Drawing Cif un-
drawn), which ensures to the adventurer an easy
mode of obtaining 'every Capital Prize at" a trifling
risk. Prizes- in the Wheel are 20,0001:, 10,0001.
50001. 20001. 5001. &c. and the usual proportion of
smaller Prizes. Tickets and Shares are selling,war-
ranted undrawn, at their State Lottery OfficeS,
Cornhill, 52, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret'a Hill
Borough. ,
.

Thirteen Capital Prizes to be drawn of 20,0001.
10,0001. 5,0001. 2,0001. 5001, and a full propor-
tion of other Prizes. Next Tuescliy, August -2, is
tho Day. Tickets and Shares, warranted utidi‘,vn,
are selling pt all the Lottery Offices.

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MAN, QUADRU PEW, and BIRDS • arid in all
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London, England, 1808-05-24

basi been entrUstea by Count Mrotust to ktran of
ko.,wiedge and woetratiou. The corps of Police
Officers have another Chief. Further, it is affirm.
ed, that no Nuncio is in future to reside at Foreign
Cowls.

APRIL 11tFEevaz, the French Charg6
deg; Atiaires, is gone to Paris; he cook with him all
the imper 4 and archives of the embassy.
APRIL 27.--The report that several Cardinals and
rrclatet had received orders to quit Rome, is utterly
false. On the contrary, the good understanding
betwtten the Papal
,and French Governments, and
tin: French troops and the inhabitants, has con-
tinued without interruption His Holiness has
by a diploi-na from the Secretary of State, nominated
TOMNI A5O A.R ezzo Governor of Rome. With the
asyrobat ion of the Pope, the beatification of the late
Queen cif Sardinia, MARIA CHMII,OIII ADELHAID
ZAVEE/A, and of PAOLO DELLA. CROCE; founder of
a Religions Order, is under discussion. King
CHARLES EMANUEL, of Sardinia, who some yearn
Igo resigned his crown, departed-lately from hence
to Frescati.

GsNon, APRIL 3 o.—During the whole winter
nor trade was very brisk ; Spanish, Italian, and
French ships came in in sufficient numbers. But
now our navigation is impeded by Cruizers, under the
.P.:nghsh and Sicilian flags, which have already taken
several of our vessels.
BERLIN, Arm 00.—Xt is now certain, that not-
withstanding all the remonstrances against it, a camp
is to be fixed near the Mills, between Charlotten-
burgh and Spandau. Preparations are already
making at Leuthen, Breig„, and Glogm, where en-
caimpments are to be made, which are already marked
out.

DaYantmt, May 7.—Two hundred and sixty.
5' French Troops belonging to the artillery, who
have 500 horses with them, are arrived at Saalfeld
!rum Erfurth. It is not known how long they are
to remain there, nor whither they are to go.
WEZEU, MAY 9,—ln consequence of rite posses-
Igen which has been taken of the territory of Mun-
ster, the EdrMom of Marck, Litigen, and Tickler'.
burh, the military conscription is to be introduced
there, as well as in the other provinces of his Serene
'ighness the Grand Duke of Berg.
Bar„ottapit, Arum 25.--The day before yester•
day a courier, dispatclivd by the Counsellor of State,
UoDortNittiN, arrived at the Joura; who brought
the intelligence that the armistice between the Turks
and Russians, through the mediation of the French
Anibassodor at Constantinople, had been prolonged
two months, and that the Servians were included in
the armistice. At the time this intelligence reached
Buchareit, the whole of the Russian army had left
its winter quartets, and was stationed op the Da-
robe.

Field Marshal Prince PROSOROWSKY being entire-
-1%. rt;.stored to health, arrived at Jassy on the 26th of
March ; be Its resumed the command in chief of
1-)te army, kmpeetea the troops under the orders of
General .IVl4oeNnosti, near ;tame', and surveyed
the batteries raised against the fortress.
London, England, 1808-05-24

NAVAL. NEWS.

PoRT SMOV TUp MAT £3.--Arrivel the &pert,
4f 74 guils, Capt. 3AcxsoN, from the Mediterranean,
and the. Howdy Gun-brig from a eruize ; Perseus,
BA YNE S, David, WALkpita, Catharine, Youtlo, and
keisep, BELL, from ilie Downs ; and Brilliant,
Batas, from Guernsey.

D2AL, MAY e3.--Arrived the Renoinmee, of 38
gut, from the westward.

Passed through the Malabo Store-ship from the
East Indies.

Arrived the Endymion from the westward, Kan•
garoo Sloop and Desperate Gun-brig from a cruize,
and Alert Sloop from Portsmouth with convoy.

SIIEZRNESS, MAY 23.—Came down from the
River his Majesty's Ship Clyde, Commodore Owstr,
and sailed for Sweden.

Sailed the Turbulent Gun-brig, Lieutenant Nom,
with upwards of 20. Sail of Vessels, for Yarmouth,
&c. bound to Sweden.

Came out of the Harbour his Majesty's Ship Ca.
lose to the Little Nore.

TORBAY, MAY t2.—Sailed His Majesty's Brig
Daring with the Transports, having on board troops,
under convoy, for Guernsey.
London, England, 1808-07-16

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the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday the 22d
iurtant, nor unless the Per;son who makes the Tender,- or some
person on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. , .
London, England, 1808-07-16

LOT 111,

All those NMety-eight Acres of Land (being part of an
Estate called Stowting Roughs), situate in the Parish of
Stowting, 'war Flythe, in the occupation of George Carter,
and of which early pusses son may be had.
I.ol' IV,

MI those Ninety-six A cus of Woodland, being the remain-
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said Parish of Stowting, with the TiinOer, Trees, and Under-
wood thereon, of several years growth ; and a way thereto
through Lot 11t.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs.
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1. etrter, No. 7,-Staple's- Inn, Holborn.
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8:CIJ Y,

NTIiSSINA, MAY 12.—For this •some time past all
commerce has been interrupted berween this place
and Trieste, but we have the strongest reason to
think that it will be speedily renewed. Several AuS-
trim' vessels entered this Port about the end of April,
and after. delivering their cargoes, set sail .on their
return for Trieste, under convoy of an Austrian Brig
of War, We learned 'with surprise that . all these
Merchantnit tit had been captured by the. French,
and carried into Ancona. Thus the tyrannical French
Emperor has broken his league with Austria,' and
strewn himself worse than a Corsair or Pirate, who,
it is well known, uniformly resped their Treaties.
JUNE 20.-4)n the i3lli .instant atrived here his
Excellency Sir JOHN STUART, Commander in Chief
of the British .Army in the Mediterranean. Thu
populace assembled in immense crowds upon the
Mole, to hail the return of the Hero of Maida, the
Conqueror of the French,- the Defender of the
Country against the common enemy ; and his Ex-
cellency was greeted with every demonstration of '
joy. Upon his landing he was saluted by the fort
at Porta Real with t g pieces of cannon.—Yesterday •
were issued the following
London, England, 1808-07-16

THE KING V. WILLIAMS.

This was an indictment for a fraud on the reve-
nue, in the collection of the Post Horse Duty.
:11W SOLICITOR GENERAL stated that it was a prac-
tice too connuon aniontre persons, licensed to let post
horse.,, to.take full dhly twin their employers, and
pay the revenue with ilme duty attached to what is
called an AIRING. Inis was a prac.ticz... which ir.wtis.
,extremely difficult to detect, and therefore, when it
could be traced, was the more .deserving of punish-
went.

It was clearly made
,out, that where the De-
fendant, a hot-au-hirer, in LinColn, had received
duty for live miles and. back, he had' ,in his weAly
return accounted only for one mile,
SCARLETT, for the Dktendant, however, .ar-
gued that, the return could not be received is evi-
deuce, unless proved by the person whose name
appeared as witness to it. This he maintained .was
a settled point, that whether a witness was necessa-
ry to an instrument or not, wherever the name of a
~tiitness,did appear, the instrument could be 'proved
only by the testimow of that witness:
The LORD CHIEF BARON said this was the _gene-,
ral rule, but the preient case afforded .an exception :
here the I.ignatureot the Clerk or other •persou who
received the duties was required, not the execu-
tion of the deed,
.but as an aUditionalcorrOboration.
. „ -
antiattestation of the tact.-

Tbe Defendant was accordingly coftvieted in the
penalty ig .501.

OLD BAILEY.
London, England, 1808-07-16

THIRD DAY.---FRIDAY,'.7'4I,Y 15.

Rea,ten Main and Sarah Smith .were, indicted for
the wilful murder of Reuben Main the younger.
The case was stated at .great length by the C;)iiiisel
forthe prosecUtion. He stated, that Reuben Main,
who is a brick-moulder, and Sarah Smith, a'hrieli.-
lifter, in the employ of Mr. Rhodes, at Newing-
ton, in the parish of Hackney, had 'wilfully set tire
to one of the, sand-houses, in the brick-tield, in
which the two Prisoners lived together as than and
wife, and thus caused the death of hii-son, Reabeu

Ann Wilson, the first Witness, deposed,• that she
keeps the White Hart Public-house, at Newington ;
the Prisoners had resorted there_
.of an etening for
near a fortnight. On the ed of :hide Witness came
home about nine o'clock at night ; 'Prisoners. were
in
.the tap-room ; between ten and eleven the Pri-
soner, Alain, asked W:tness to give him a match,.
which she did, and Went away..
_ _

Mary Priar, a girl whowo-iked in the same brick-
field, sai4,, she knew the Prisoner, and the deceased,
wllo was 10 years of age:: On the night of the fire,
she was at the ,public- house-with thePrisontirs, not
in the same box, but • was looking bier into their
box ;• while she was there, the Prisoner, Main, ex-
claimed, " D—a his eyes, if he would not.set the
iand•-houses on fire." Witness did not hear say
more of their uomer:4ation, nor did. she heat any
quarrelling amongst them previous nor after he had
made use of the expression; Witness went home
to bed ; she slept in the same but not in the
sand-bowies. Between ts.velve and one o'clock,
Wilness saw . ali the sand-houses on fire ; there
s ere six of them- in a row ; the next day, abOut
eight o'clock, Witness saw the Priso!cers starlifing
by_the body of the child, which had been broUght
out of the ruins, and was quite dead,' with its-en-
trails coining out ; did not hear the prisoner Say.
any `thing.

Robert Tighe, employed by ,Mr; Rhodes, and
who worked next to the Prinnt rs, said, an Thursday,
the ^:d 'of June,- Prisoner (Main) had some woi ds with
a woman of the name of Deane, who was-an out-
striker, and worked in the same held. Deane threw
some sand or dirt -in his face ; hesaid he would lA.,rk
no- more, and went to the White Hart public-house,
where WitneAs was, and saw both the Prisoners and
the child. Witness described the sand..hotiges to be
six in number. The size of them was tweiie feet
by nine, and they • were covered with straw.
ness slept in . the third, and the Prisoners in 'the.
second. About twenty minutes after Witness
curie home, the Prisoners also cahle home, he
wished witness a good night"; Witness li‘ent• tt./
bed, and about One hour afterwards ;aw.ak,L,
ed by the sieeve *of his shirt' tieinig ont fin. ;
he pulled off his shirt, and ran out naked; ;Aim

•••••••
• "
LQNL)UN : l'anittO by i& tcH A.O H. Xl,, of No. 4; Martlett-court, Bow.strect; anti putilishcLl by ‘,i/ ILLIAAI 'ARMIGek SCRIPPS, South Motto
At the SI.J.N-tOpvlcy No. i t Strand; where 4idve7t4seutrw., ur4.4c,s tOt the-laver, .1 vlters for the. Lditor, &c, 0441-paull
London, England, 1808-05-12

14.420 ° 0
6,9/ 0
iu,2jo 0 0

..
litiuttng a certain nunisacr of the Journals of
the present Session : - .
Law Charges for the year 1808 - . .
I'm. paying off Ext.ll,:quer Bills, issued uncle;
an Ad of last Se 4• 'toll .- -
~- ~., 4.400,012° 0 9
To the 1 ev.int Compariy. Ike usual want
. • having been Sootl. - - • s,OOO o 0
The' House then resumed, when the Report was
ordered to be received to-morrow.

aO9l 19 0
:0,000 0 0

Sir C. Pima gave notice, that on Monday next he
would move, the House. to address his Alaje-ity on
the subjet of the Distribution of Prize money as
%% ell as Droits. • .

Ordered, on the motion of Mr: FUTTER, that there
be laid before the House an Account of the Monthly
Balances of Cash in the Bank ~of Ireland, belonging
to the Teller of the Exchequer's Account ; which
Account was presented by Mr. FtiSTBR.
On the motion of Mr.•Huskisson, the Report' or
Memorial of the Commissioners tor executinig,the
4(jth of Geo. 111. to the Commissioners of the Trea-
sury, praying the issue of 2e004. (is. 3d. now due
for improvenients in the Palace, and the estimate Of
the 'millet improvements ptoposed, was ordered to
be laid before the House.
London, England, 1808-05-12

TOWN AND COUNTRY UNITED.
TO 13,E DISPOSED OF,
THE LEASE of a' very desirable Well-built
U(.)USh, advantageously situated in one of the most
eligible parts of RIC UNION I), in Su;rey. The Premises
consist four Rooms on a Flu.,r, with a good Kitchen,
Was.,..house, k'antry, and excellent Cellaring • are in good
Repair, and in every resped suited for the imiu:odiae rctxp.
tion of a Genteel I..amily.
The aforementiuned Rouse, from its situation, is admira.
tiiy calm latert -efrher fees general Residence, of a teMPOillry
ketreat from the noise and hustle
.ot. the- hletropolts. rr9
prevent trouble, the Rent is 751. per annum t. 4- a Lease of
Fourteen Years, antl for which 'I.:, Premium is requircd ;•or
the Rent way be reduced to Fifty Guineas per annum, on
paving a Pwinium of
.. For further particitlars apply to Mr. 1. Hall, House.
Agent, Richitiosid, Surrey, MO will shew the Premisor.-•-
Letteri must be post.'paitt.
London, England, 1808-05-12

REVERSIONARY GRANTS.

Hti?PlireiHouse :went into a Committee, pursimit ,to
,jheA:lrder of -the 'Pay,
.on the Bill for suspending
the power of granting Places in Reversion, when
1.") :LAUDSRDALE made some objeOions to the
i,ording of the prt'amble, which were replied to by
the' Lord 'Clianeellor, after which the different
elauseS were agreed to, the Report received, and
th 6 Bill ordered to be read a ihird time to-mon-ow.