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The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-25

D IP IDE ArDS.

Oa. 14. Richard Swallow, of Attercliffe-Forge Sheffield,
Yorkshire, iron-masts, at eleven-, at the Angeflnn, She.-

()Ct. IS. Thomas Bishop, of Birmingham, plater, at eleven,
at the Shakspeare Tavern,
Ott. 21. William Green, late or Vauxhall, Surrey, but now
of KingslAnd-road, Nincllesex, dealer, at twelve, at Guild.

Condon.,
Oct. 17. Robert Wilson, of Liverpool, farrier, at eleven,-at
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool:
Oct. 17. Bcnja►i►in Pearkes, late of St. Nicholas, Worcester,
tea-neater anti tobacconist, at eleven, at Deglis Bowling-
Green, St. Peter, WorceSter. -
Oct. ►.l. Henry Cooke, r‘f Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at
the White Lion, Bristol.
Oct. zi. William furber and Robert Further, late of Han-
ham, Bit toil,_ Gloucestershire, and john F urber, of Bath,
dealers, at eleven, at the Rtimmer Tavern, Bristol.
Oct. t 9. 7 ho►nas hernley and George Fernley, of
-Manchester, cotton-spinn.trs; at eleven, at the Doer avern,
Manchester.

Oct. 16. lohn Brown, now or late of Liverpool, dealer, at
'eleven, at the Coach and Horses I im, Chester.
Sept. 30-. lohn Hounsom, offleet-street, London, linen-
draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Oct. 14. Thomas Lewis, of Bedminster,. Somersetshire,
bacon-factor; at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Oct. 7.5 ‘Vi l ham Tompwir the younger, of Wolverhampton,
Staffordshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms
Inn, Penktidge.
Nov. 4. lobe Hudain, of Devonshire-square, London, mei-
chant, at twelve. at Guildhall
Oct. at. lames ltoxburgn, late of Winchester. street, Lon-
don, insurance. broker, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Oct. 7.1. IVilliatrl Kendall, late Manchester-street, Man..
chester-squate, Middlesex, builder, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. 30. Samuel Thomas Custins, of Bisnopsgate-sheet,
London, glover, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Ott. 24. shawl Davis, of Upper St. Martin's-lane, Middle-
sex., cabinet. maker, at ten; at Gisildnall.
Oct. zB.
bun varsons, of Cheapside, London, warehouse-
man, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. ti Charles kobect hills, of Middle New-street,
leet-street, London, lesveller, at eleven, at G n.11(.11144.

CAR 1 IFICATES.
Oct. 14. Milli-met Bishop, Robert Bishop, and Wm. Bishop,
now or idir woo►ien.drapers.

Tir,:nas Miller, or I Ifoitl, Essex, dealer.
Queenintlie, Lowion, pruvision,rnerchant.
losepn Sc,itt, 01 North Shields, Northumberland, grocer.
Robert Farbriiige, of Paragon-place, Kent. road, Surrey,.
timber-inerchatit.
London, England, 1809-12-04

CUMBIBLAND.

Mr. John Murray, Lieutenant. Mr. Richard Stuart, ditto.
Mr. Writ. Bradley, Acting Lieutenant. Mr. Edward
Baillie, Captain of Marines. Mr. iolui Webster, Mas-
ter's Mate. M. Charles Robert Milbourne, Midship-
i man. Mr. Henry Wise, ditto. Mr. Win. H. Brady,
dux,. Mr. Alinesley Bliickmore, ditto.
London, England, 1809-12-04

41YOLLO.

Mr. lames Begbie, Lieutenant. Mr. Robert Cutts Barton,
ditto. Mr. luhn Forster, ditto. Mr. Henry William De
Chair, Master's Mate. Mr. Wm. Plat% ditto. Mr.
lames Diinderdaie, Midshipman, Mr. Henry Lancaster,
ditto. Air. liahh Oliver French, Clerk.

SCOUT.

Mr. fohn Tarront, Lieutenant. Han. Wm. Waldegrave,
Lieutenant of Villede Paris. Mr. Davy, Midship..
man of ditto.

TOPAZZ.

Mr. Charles Hammond,. Lieutenant. Mr. James Dunn,
ditto. Mr. Win. Rawlins, ditto. Lord Balgonie, Lieu-
tenant of his:Majesty's ship Ville de Paris. Mr. Halstead,
Lieutenant of Marines. Mr. Alexander Boyter. Master's
Mate. Mr. Thomas Canty, Carpenter. Mr. Joseph
Hume, • Midshipman. ,Mr. Hungerford Luthill, ditto.
Mr. Harry Nicholas, ditto.

vOLONTAIRZ.

Mr. Dalhousie Tait, Lieutenant. Mr. Samuel Sison, Lieu.
tenant. Mr. John Bannatyne, Master's Mate. Mr. Tho.
mas Randall, ditto. ,Mr. 11 S. Harness, Midshipman.
Mr. H. 1. Leek; ditto. Mr. Wm. Middleton, Carpen.,
ter._ Hon. J. A. Maude, , Lieutenant, Volunteer from
the Ville de Paris. Mr. john Armstead, Midshipman,
Volunteer from ditto. Mr, Wm. Burton First Lieute.
nantof Marines: Mr. Duncan Campbell, Lieute..
nant of Marines.

TUSCAN(.

Mr. Pasco Dunn Lieutenant. Mr. John M‘Dougall, Mas-
ter's Mate, Volunteer from the Ville de Paris. Mr.
Charles Cray, Master's Mate, Volunteer from ditto. Mr.
John Slickly, Midshipman.
(Signed) BEN. HALLOWELL.
London, England, 1809-12-04

NUMBER 5375.]

MEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
''HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 4, 1809,
will be performed a Tragedy. edited
.OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE.

Duke of Venice, Mr. WADDY ;
Brabantio, Kr. MURRAY ;
Othello, Mr. YOUNG ;
Cassio, Mr. C. KEM 81, ;
lago, Mr. COOKE •
Roderigo, Mr. FAR LI ;
Desdemona, Miss NORTON;
Emilia, Mrs. ST. LEGER.
To which will be added,
DON JUAN
Or, THE LIBERTINE DES7ROYED.
Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON ;
Don Guzman, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Scaramouch, Mr. GRIM AL DI ;
Th.. Donna Anna, Miss Rxisro_w:
Dances by the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet.
Z'o conclude with a View of thel Menial Regions, and a

Shower of Fire.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
°a-Office in Hart-street.
C-aill(es 7s. Second Price is. 6a.— Pit 4s. Second Price Is.
ftY as. Second Price —Upper Gallery is.
bep,"e boors will be opened at Half past and the Play
n at Half past Six.
-uo-morrow, The Beggar's Opera; with The Blind Boy.
)49,rvi,ntesioes:lay, Tire Man of the World; v 3 itri Oscar and
41, 3 .
On Thursday, The Woodman ; with Don luau.
On Friday', The Merchant of Venice; with Tom Thumb
the. Great:.
On Saturday, The English Fleet ill r34t. ,
London, England, 1809-12-04

CHARIER HOUSE.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
NOBLE MEN and G ENTLEMEN, Educated at the
Charter House School, will be held at the Charter 1-louse,
on Tuesday, the i zth of December.
Divine Service to begin at half-past one o'Clock.

STEWARDS
William Blake, Esq.
Robt. Sharpe Ainslie, Esq.
John Rolls, Esq.
the table at 5 o'clock.

Lieut.-Col.Dowse,
Thomas Ryder, Esq.
Thos. Dingley Hatton, Esq.
*** Dinner will be on

NOT AT HOME,
A NeW popular Dramatic Entertainment, which
A the Drury-Lane Company are now performing with
universal applause at the Lyceum, written by R. C. DAL-
LAS, Esq. will be published To-morrow, by CROSBY
and Co. Stationers'-court. -
London, England, 1809-12-04

'astenei

completneat alb erten,-Opper-bottorne
quite new.
La Vedetie, Venetian gun-boat, coir.manded by Aloise
Tiona, Lieutenant de •Fr-gate, mounting one long 26-
- pounder in thebow, and one tz-pounder a-stcni, with
/our swivels mounted on the Bunwale, with a comploment
of 36 men, copper-tasten!d.
N 0.450, Venetian gun-boat, •eommandecl'by Giovanni Anto-
nio Aspirante, Midshipman, naounting.one long 24-poun-
der, with small
No 76, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by-Giovanni Ville
neuve, Commandant de
.11ivition, mounting one long 24,
pounder, with sinall arms.
No. 77, Venetian guri-b6at, commanded by Andrew Moro..
Aspirante, mounting one long 24-pounder, with _span'
arms.
No. 64, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Giovanni Marsa-
lo, Aspirante, mounting out: long i 4
.pounder, with small
arms:
Two Trabaccalos, laden with rice, cheese, &c. taken. - •
Five Trabaccarqs, laden with wood and charcoal, burnt in
the river.

. .
(Signed) ' W. 1-10 STE, Captain.
A List of Officers employed on Shore, and in the Boats of
his Majesty's ship Aniphion, W.. Haste, Esq. Captain, at
the attack of the Enemy's force at Cortei.azo, on the
morning of the 27th August, 1809,

C. G. R. Phillott, First Lieutenant. G. AL )ones,- Se.'
coed Lid/Tenant. William Slaughter, Thitd Lieutenant,
in the boats. Thomas Moore, Lieutenant of Royal -Ala-
tines. I. Dalleny,, Master's Mate. Thomas: Boardman,
ditto. Joseph Cape, Midshipman. Charles FL Ross.,
ditto. Geori,e Castle, ditto.. Cliatiesliemptlicirii
Wiiliam Lee Rees, ditto.' ChArles'l3ruce, ditto. Aontas
Edward Hose, Volunteer et the First Class, F. G. Fare-
well, ditto. • Robert Spearman, ditto. Jonathan Angas,
Surgeon's Assistant.
(Signed)

W. HOSTE; Captain.

Adrniralty-O/jice, Dec. 2, 1809.

Vice-Admiral LordCollingwood has transmitted
to this Office a Letter fruin Captain Crawley, of his
I\iljesty's sloop the Philornel, giving an account of
his having, on the 13th of October, captured otf
Zante, a French privateer called the Etoiie de lino-
naparte; o: 8 guns, and 48 men.

A List of Officers employed in the B;2;ts in the Attack on
'the Ene►ny's Vessels on the Morning of the rst of Nevem.
-ber, tBo9, m the Bay oX Rosas.

,TIGkZ.

Mr. john Tallour, Lieutenant. Mr. A. W.: 1. Clifford,
ditto. Mr. Edward Boxer, dittei. 11r William Water..
face, ditto. Mr. William Hamilton, ditto. Mr. (ohn
Brulton, ditto. Mr. lames Caldwell, Master's Mate,
Mr. loseph Kynson, ditto. Mr. 1). R. Syer, Midship.
man.. Hon. Robert Spencer, ditto. Mr. Henry Fawcett;
ditto. Mr. G F. Bridges, ditto. Mr. George Sandys,
ditto. Mr. James Athill, ditto. Hon. G. . Perceval,
-ditto. Mr. fames Montagu, ditto. Mr. Frederick Noel,
-ditto. Mr. Alexander Hosack, ASsi6tant;-Surgeasa.
London, England, 1809-12-04

A List of Gun-Boats, &c. captured and destroyed by the
Boats of, his.Nlajesty's Ship Amphion, 1-losteC'tsq,
Cay.fain, at Cortelazzo, on the :711) of August, 18.9.
Surveillante, Venetian gun-boat, commanded by Spiri-
dione Auzustine, Luseigne de Vaisseau, mounting one
long z6-!lt.under in the bow, and one long 12-pounder a..
tre.n, with four swivels mounted on the gunwale, with a

mental Quarter-master.
Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Robert Mullen to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Ogilvy, deceased.
To be Lieutenants? without purchase,
Ensign Thomas Patton, vice M'Arthur, deceased. Ensign
Robert Butler vice M'Nicoll, deceased. Ensign )(m
M‘Killigan, vice Stephenson, appointed to the 85th Foot.
Ensign Edward Bevan, from the Both Foot, vice Mullen.
12t11 Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel john Flaw to be
Lieutenant-Coionel, without purchase. Captain Robert
Nixon to be Major, vice Pielon.
23d Ditto, Second Lieutenant William Wilcox to be First
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bishop, who retires.
24th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen Holmes, from the 6th Gar.

LONDON t Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street ; and Pkt)lished by WILLIAM ARMIGEg SCR I PPS,
.South Molton.s' rLat, G oFveric .Iquatv,
At the Sux-OPFIct, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper Letters for the Eciityr, !cc. (post-paia), mv,st addlcsstd.
London, England, 1809-12-04

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MONDAY, DECEMBtIt 4, 1809.

SALES OF. ESTATES, &c.

MANORSi ESTATES, and ADVOWSON, in HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In One or more Lots, in March or April 18 to,
THE extensive MANORS. and ESTATES' of
CHILT()N CANDOVER and-BROWN CANDO-
V ER, in the County of. Hams; consisting of Arable, Mea-
dow, and Down Lands, about -three thousand five hundred.
Acres ; and inclosed Wood Lands about six hundred and fifty
Acres ; together with this Advowson of the Reeliiry,ot the
tWo Parishes. The whole of the aboVe Lands jexcepting.
about 230 Acres, small,Tenernents,, leased for fives) are in
hand, or lett to responsible Tenants at vearly Rents. •
Manors are situate eight miles'from Winebester.and
Alton, five miles from Alrestord ahti Pophard-lane, in a ca-'
pital Sporting Country, being in the centre of the H. H. and
~including the celebrated Covers called Thorney Down.
Paticulars May be had, any time'after Cliristrnas,, at the
principal Inns in the Neighbourhood; at the Pritit.ing
Salisbury of Messrs. Richardson, Co-Oleic:I, and Wharton,
Lipcolies-Inn-fields, London ; anal at the Office of. Mr. Da-
vis, Horningsham' Wilts, who is authorised to Mat for the
wild:, by PriVate Contra&

11F.DEORDSIII E AN!) BUCKS.

CAPITAL GRAZING ;'ARM, in P.EDFORDSIIIM:,
arida') Allotment of ARABLE and PASTURE LANI),
in BUCKS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the George I rn, in Woburn, BectiOrdshire, cm Prieay, tile
Dray_of lanuary, iSio, at I'bree &Clock icy the A Itcr-

noon,
ADMIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the
Parish of ASPLEY GUISE, in the County of
13ttltord, callettllOLCOT FARM, in the occupation of
Mr. Cowley, upon lease, which will expire the sth of April,

The House is respeaable, and, with little alteration,
would form a eonifortable'cottage residence fbr a genteel fa-
mily. Varna contains tii acres; 3 roods, and 27 perches,
More or less, of old inclosed and rich Meadow and Pasture
Ground, within a ring fence, properly subdivided. It is
subjett to a modes of 6s. Bd. in lieu of tithes.' The Land-
Tax is redeemed.

Aspley Guise is two miles from Woburn, and eight from
Ampthill avid. Leighton, to which places there are good
roads. '

---
Also, a FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, at Hogstyp• End,
in the Parish of Wandon,, in the County. or Bucks, contain-
ing acres; 3 roods, 17 perches, moreor less, part Arabloand
part Pasture, comprised in the above-menioned lease, but in
the occupation of Mir, Hart, under-tenant to Mr. Cowley.
• This Allotmentis *su bjeCt to Tithes, and to the payment of
Land-Tax, the annual amount of which is 11. 14s. loci. -

- -
This Allotment will-he sold either in one or two lots, as
may be agreed on at the time of sale.
Particulars ..may be had. in due time, at the George Inn,
Woburn ; Swan -Inn,. Bedford ; White Hart Inn, Ampthtll ;
and S wan I nn,. Leighton; and a - Map. may be seri•at Mr.
Brown's, Laud Surveyor, Luton, Beds ' • Mr. "I:liorpe's., Land
Surveyor, r.eat Barford,, Beds ; and Mr. EadO, Solicitor,
Hitchin, Harts, of whom also particulars 'may'bilad.
London, England, 1809-09-13

A IC fUALLIA'G-01,1. ICE,

.Settem&r 11,
-THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING
His lliaje,ty's Nay do hereby give N:aice, That on "{lon.
day next, the Oth inst. they will be. ready to receive Ten..
dcrs, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred Tons of
good, sound, Merchantable RICE. ty be answoab:e to Sarniles,
to be produced with the.TenYers, to th; delivered, one half thereof
in a week, and the other half in a fortnight -afterwards, into
his Majesty's Piareal4'ing Stores at Deptford, and to be paid
f r by%Bilis, payable with Interest, Ninety Deys after Date.
The Conditions Tof.the Contrail may be seen at the Secretarj's
(Vice. •

No regard will be had to. any Tender in liohich the Pike sba,
not 6e inserted in wards at lenkth, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before' One o'clock on the said illonda_y next, the a Bth
inst. nor unless the Person -who makes the
.Tender, on some
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when ellled for.
London, England, 1809-09-13

FNT WATER WORKS

THE PROI'RIETQRS in the above Concern are
hereby required to pay an Instalment of tot per Cent.
on then' respective Share, into the Banking-.house-of Me.srs.
W tiiteitead, Howard, ant }),,iikluck, ou account of lohn
Whitehead, E,14. 'Treasurer, 1,11 or before the 4th Pay ef
October next:

By Order of the.Cornmittee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
Clerk and Secretary,

22, Craven street, Strand,

•
Sept. r 3, 16c9.
N.B. Those Proprietors who have not yet sent an account
of their Shares to the Clerk, are requested to do the same
immediately. •

wANTED TO PURCHASE,
THE NEXT PRESENT.I).TION to a LIVING
of from wO to Four Ilimcit d Pounds per Annum,
with a good House, and nut more than so or Oo miles from
London.
pply to Messrs, Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Carey-street,
Lincoln's-Inn.
London, England, 1809-09-13

ROYAL l'A'flINT

ri_ODBOLD'S. VEGETABLE BALSAM,: ad.-
by the Faculty as the first Aledieine in the
World for Cougns, Colds, Astlinnts, and Consumptions ; tot
it ;,as never been,known to toil when taken upon the first.at-
tack ; thousands of tittles it rias succeeded after patients have
been given over. Stronger proofs- of its •efficacy cannot be
given than being recommended by the following Nobility :
The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon.,
Viicount Dudley and Ward, the Right Hon. Lords Maul°.
Wald, Grantley,'Fortescue, and Montford, the Right Him.'
late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Gratuity,
Falmouth, and Fortescue, Lady Appreece ; Sirs Francis
I.3iake, Edward Newnliam, john Cogitill, and George.Arin-
strong. -Darts. ; Generals Doyle and Drouly ; Colonels Ba.i.
kerand Debatn, and many others, as may be seen in the
Treatise, at the Proprietors', No. 3, Bloonishury-square,
where advice is given daily (Sundays excepted), Item de,
yen o'clock ti.il two,
London, England, 1809-09-13

TRil NSF!: AT OFFICE,

- S4teniber 7, t 809
THE COMMISSIONERS' f&r.Conduaing His
I. MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERI/ICE, for taking
Care Sick and Wounded Seamen, an,/ for the Care and Custo4
of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That the will be
ready at Ibis Office, on Tuesday the 26th of September, 18c9,
to receive sealed Tenders; and treat with such Persons as may be
willing to contraa fo• V,ICTUALLING PRISONERS of
VAR, in Sickness, at Norman Cross, for Six Months certain,
from the Ist of November next.
No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent fop` him,
peisona4 attend. Each Tender must be accompanied. by-a Letter
from two respectable Persons engaging to become bound -with the
Person tendet'ing, in the Sum of fool. for the due perfrmance
of the Contract.

Farther P.aticulars may be known by app4,ing at this Office,
or to Captain Pressland, Norman Cross.

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

THE greatest Blemish to Beauty is superfluous
!lairs on the Face, Neck, an.l Arms —HUBE RT's
ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an
elegant article, perfealy innocent and pleasant to use, price
45. or two in one Parcel, 7s.
Sold .by the Proprietor, N 0.23, Russell-street, Covent-gar-
den ; Overton, No. 47, Bond-street ; Dunnett, No. 3, Cheap-
side ; Pallisier, 11,Iargate ; Ruff, Cheltenham ; Harvey, Wey-
mouth ; Gregoiy, Brighton ; Binsteed, Bognor ; Gould,
Bath ; Trtwinaii, Exeter ; Monday, Oxford ; Nosworthy,
Norwich ; Cattle, 'York ; HOpkins, Hull ; S-winney, Bir-
mingham ; Gales, Sheffield ; Prosser, Bristol ; Gregsons,
Liverpo6l ; and by every Bookseller, Perfumer, and Vender
in England, I reland,- and Scotland,
London, England, 1809-09-13

DIL WANDS.

Nov.- 4. John Spencer, of Sheirard-street, Golden-square,
Mi-ittlesex; jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. 23. limn Parsons the elder, and Sohn Parsons the
younger, a Ludgate-MI, London, booksellers, at ten, at
October at. Simon Field, of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire,
wine, brandy, and beer-merchant, a,t twelve, at Guildhall,
London. ,
Odober y. Thomas Flare Wills, of Lamb's-.conduit-Street,
Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at G uildhail.
OCtober 9 jereaniati Mallatratt, late of Wanstord, Hunt-
ingdonshire, inn-holder, at twelve, at tie Littleton Arms
Inn, Penkildge, StaifoLshire.
October 19. Ilionias Bowen, of Rhodiad, Pembrokeshire,
• shopkeeper, at eleven, at tile Bush. Tavern, Bristol.
October U. William Balding, late of Holt, Norfolk, grocer,
at ten, at the Bull Inn, Norwich. '
Odober 7. Henry Mercer and Joseph- Forshaw„ of Liver-
pool, merchants, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, ,Liver-
pool
Sept. 23. Henry Grundy Beetson, late of Gray's=hin -
square,' Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Gbild-
hall.
OdoberOCtoberta. fames Wild, John Watts, and John Buddy, of
Upper Thames-street, London, wholesale grocers and
sugar-refiners, at ten, at G u:ldhall.
Nov. 4. Waliatii Capper, of Holborn-hill, London, linen-
draper, at ten; at Guildhall.,
Odober 4. William Dempsey and John Acratnan, ofßristol„
tailors,iat eleven, at the Bush' '1 avern, Bristol.
Sept. 26. Richard Palke, of 'Little Hettipston, Devonshire,
coal-inerchanr, at eleven, at the Oxford Antis-Inn, Tot-
nes, Devonshire. •
Nov. 7. William Jones,.of Woolwich, Kent, tailor, .at one,
at Guildhall, London, •
October. 19, Benjamin ones„ of Rotherhithe-wall, Surrey,
tbbacconist, at ten, at Guildhall.
October 5. George-Wileatley, late of 'Sbilth Shields, Dur-
ham, at eleven,
.at the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastls-
upon-Tyne: ,
October t, John Davis, -now or late of Oxford, dealer and
chapman, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford.
October to. Michael Taylor, John ,Latham, and Elijah
*Belcher, of Liverpool, merchants, 'at eleven, at the Crown
and Anchor, Liverpool. •
Sept. 3,6. John Owen Parr and Thomas Chase Patrick, late
df juttUlk-lane, Londoui insurance-brokers, at eleven, at
Guildhall. . .

CERTIFICATES. . .
October ;. Henry ,N'ewmau, of Skinner-street, London,

•
furrier. ~
, .
Henry Hughes, of Worcester, glover and hatter. .
Samuel Dumg,e, of St..l'aul's Citurtli. yard, London,.trunk-
maker. . , ..
George Mann, of Southampton-place, 40rand, Middlesex,
. vic+ualler.
I.ohn SpeiZer, Taylor, of Gracechurch..street, London, straw-

hat- maoutacturer.. •
I ohn West, of Chartarhouse-street, 'Middlesex, money-
si.riyener. • ' ' •
Thomas Porter the younger, late of Ccashatil,
clothier. - ; •
‘Villiain Young, tate of A rdwick, Manchester, dealer. • .
George Hunt, of Stalbridge, Dorsetshire, linen-draper.
William Kept,.of Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, Surrey,
tanner. •
London, England, 1809-09-13

Copy of aLetter to Messrs. GODBOLD.

"
" I have been troubled with an Asthmatic' Comptitint
many years ; twelve months ago I caught a violent cold,
which debilitated me so much that I was unable to.walk ;
1 had recourse to your Medicine, and by taking vight quarts
my health is perfectly restored, and I shall be happy to in•
form any person-of this circumstance who will ddine•the
your to call. .

" I am, Gentlemen &c,
PALMER:

Esse'x,, May rz,
London, England, 1809-09-13

P;IRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

, Joseph Churchill and William Tucker, of the Crown Brew..
S tanhope-streei, C late- marker, Middlesex, brewers.
I lobo Coupland and Samuel Oliver, of Rotherham, York.
shire, wine and spirit-inerchants.
Jane Jay lor and Hannah Shaun, of Leeds, Yorkshire, fancy-
; dress-makers.
Joseph Jenkins and Sherwin Walduck„,of Bristol, mercers..
jerimit Crosby and john Graham, of Ila wick, brewers.
lames Surridge.and lames Chadwell', of WellingtOn, Somer.
St-tshire, common-brewers. • '
London, England, 1809-10-09

TO THE CLERGY.

Fa CLERGYMAN of fespetaabil ity, residing near
'town, and who receives but few. Pupi►s, should be .wil.
raw to undPrtake the Classical I nstruelion of a Lad (intend-
ed fbr the line of Tuition), in Exchange for the Instruction
of a Young Lady, at an eligible Establishment near Tntvn,
he may hear of a suitable proposal by addressing a line to S.
S. to be left at Mr. Stead's, Whitcombe-street, Leicester-
square. .
London, England, 1809-10-09

POETICAL MA'GAZJNE..

THE approaching JUBILEE demands , a tribtite
from the - titise.2—Among our numerous Poetical
Friends, no doubt many *lll be found to celebrate the event..
Anxious therefore to encourage their efforts, we will present
Twelve Copies of our ,Magatine. to each Correspoddent,
whose Communications on-the subject may be found worthy
of ^ place in the work ; premising however, that pieces of a
mt.4.rate length will have the greatest chance of insei%'.
tion.

All Communications' must be . forwarded to Ackermatfi
Repository, tot, Strand, before the 15th of 06tober instant;
in order that the Seleaion may appear on the Ist of NOvem7
ber 'next;

EICTUALLMai.OPI:ICE, .
• • - Nept. 19; iXog.
TTIE COMMISSIONVIS,for -VICTUALLING
HIS ;MAJESTY', NAPY do'bereby give.Notice,That 0;.?
Tuesday, the foil) of Otiober next, they cull 6e ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for wbat_V I. N't G A a
snail be demanded for the Set vice of t ir, Departnient, jor the
mace of Twelve Months rcrtain, from the gth of IVaVe&-
her next, and further until- Six. Monthi warning shall he
given ; to be delivered front time to time, as required,' into FYi is
Majesy's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid f,,r by
Bills, payable with interest, niney daj.s after date.'
The Conditions
.of the contraa may be seen at the Sec?etivy'
efee.

No regard Will be bad to any Tender'in which-the' Price shall
,not be itirerted in words at. length, or that shall .not he delivered
to the 11-o.srd, before One o'clock on the said Ttolday, the loth
.-o) October next, nor ukless the Person who makes the Tender; •ar
some *run: on kis behalf, attendi, to answer, wh,n called /or.
London, England, 1809-10-09

BIRTHS.

On Monday last, at Downes, uear Exeter, the Lady of
James Buller, Esq. M. P. of a Daughter.
On the ad inst. the Lady "of John Brett, Esq. of 13ishap's
Waltham, Hants, of a Son. • • _
. _ -
On the 6th inst. at Hextable, m Kent, `the Lady of Henri.
Dickinson, Esq. of East. India buildings, of a Son.
On Thursday, at Doncaster,' tlte Lady of N. ,B. Hodgswt,
Esq. of Braferton-Hall, near Boloughbridge, ,of a Son.
Yesterday, thu'Lady of William tones; Esq-. Marshal of
the King's Bench, of a Son. • -
Lately, at Brighton, Lady lane Houston,' of a Sort.
London, England, 1809-10-09

MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL.
This. Day were .puhlished,

In VOurYolumes. price II: is.
THE .ADVENTURES • of RALPH REY-
BR I DG:F._, containing Sketches of Modern Charatiers,
Manners, and Education
By WILLIAM, LINLEY, Esq.
The ways of Hearn are dark and intricate,
Vuzzled.with ma4,es,and perplex'd with errors,
Our underatanding 'traces them in vain,
-Lost and bewilder'd in the fruitless search,
Nor sees with how much art the windings run,-
. -Nor where theregular confusion ends.
A
,
ADDIsoN.
Printed for Richard,Phillips, London;
.and so be had of ail
-Booksellers.

This Day was published in Svo price 123. boards,
9rHE PRINCIPLES -OF IVIIDWIFERY ;
cluding the Diseases of Women and, Children.
By JOHN BURNS,
Leturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. •
Printed for Longman,- Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patern6s-
ter-row, London. •
Of whornmay be had; by the same Author,
• r. Pr,dical Observations on the Uterine hemorrhage. In
Bvo, Price ss. board's:
2. Observations on Abortion.. Second Edit. Price -ss. in
boards. • ,
London, England, 1809-10-09

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOC4

LADIES AND GINTLESItN,

T Beg leave to return' you my most grateful Thanks
1 for the very flattering Reception with whiCh Yost have
honoured me upon my Canvass. The Day of EleCtion being
fixed for Wednesday, the tBth instant, allow the td entreat
yoUr early Attendance and Support in my favour. Ybur
kindness at the last BallOt placed me second upon the List of
Candidates ; and the accession of many very powerful friends,
who were then pre engaged, justify a well-grounded confi-
dence of success. Should You be pleased tocohfif upon me
the important. trust to which I aspire, I beg leaVe to assure
you-of the fidelity and zeal with which I shall devote myself
to your service.

I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
Billiter-sytiire, Oa. 6. jAMES DANIELL.
Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily at the King's Head
Tavern, in the Poultry, from Eleven till Four o'Clock.

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NEW BR,/ D7STRLET, BLA.CKFRI ARS
Empowered by Ad of PaOiamenti

For INSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES ; and for
the. Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES.

.„, .
t NSURANCES calling clue at Michaelerta4 should
IL. be renewed within fifteen Days from that period. "
Abaternents are made, atxording to the Plan, whichorigi-'
,nated with this-Coln pany, on,the Premiums of all Fire 1 nsti-.
ranqs out of Loudon. - A large Advantage is allowed on Life
Insurance ; and-e'verylacility is afforded by ,which' the in-
terest and.cOnvenience of the P,ublic miy.bepromoted.

tVaJNt R P-H
I P.P S, Secretary.

*.,01 The Company's Office for the Wct..eild of London Is
at No. 971 near .thtferci-sfreet, on the West Side -of New
•Bond-'street.

WESTMINSTER SOCIETY,
FOR" INSURANCE 'ON -LIVES AND SURVIVOR.
SHIPS, AND GRANTING ANNUITIES,
Stiand andtornhill, London; •

And by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and-ether I
principal Towns,.
ISURA.NCE on affords toe .opportunity 1
to provide forthe Aged, the Widow, and the
.FatherleSs,
and to guard against Abe lossand ,disappointment of a de'pend-
ance on the casualty of Liife; .
TO provide fines-for the renewal of Leases,' heldon Lives ;
To secure.the.purc.hase money for Annuities or ani Life i°
Interest ; a's;
Church Preferment or othersitoation, by which they pos. 1-
sess only 'ileum& tor Life;
To facilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlements and
other pecuniary tranSadions;
To assist debtor and,credttur in accomplishing the settle-
ment. of:girairs-Jo.prevent hankruptcy.
'-eIIkANTING ANNUITIES
Affords a resource against Oid Age, Sicknesss, bodily In-
firmity, and other casualties of,Lite.
. - ROBERT SK'ELTON, Sec.
•
London, England, 1809-10-09

pearanee at Glltipoh and in the Guiph of. Polecas-
tro. They will sct\olf together for Salem) to dire t.

,

the operations.
MUNICH, SEPT. f.lo.—Yesterday an Adjutant of
our Crown. Prince' arrived here- from Saltzburgh;
and was soon after dispatched 'lb the Emperor at,
Vienna. It is reported that.the Tyrolese have made
an inroad into the Saltzburgh-territory. They have
chiefly in view to procure for thernselvei.provisions,
the want of _which they will seVerely.teel in the.
winWif they be cut off from 'all Coinrnunication„
with the fruitful countries of Bavariit'amt Swqbia.
Orders have been sent to the Officers of the
Circles to organize the movable LegiOuki- and
third class of the National Guards.

VIENNA, SEPT. 16.—The conferences at the
Castle of Altenburg!) continue: Our course of
change is still bad. It is •tb-day on Angsbuqb at

from 317 ,to 318,
principal demand Negocia lions forg'r'ace
. .
is that,kntil cr,-Paci:fication 2tzta Erigland, a. French
army'
_shall rmain in the 'Austrian,' Slates. "
The 'mines under our fortifications are still to be
more.strialy examined.
Several military officers Jrave proceeded thence in
different directions. All the high. p9ipts in Austria
above and below the Ems pre to be strongly fortified',
chiefly the Gottweiclier and the White Mountains.
Not 'a day passes without fres-lt troops arriving
from France," rindot-her of the. Coor-derate States.
Since the Theatre here has obtained more free-
dom we now see on the stage Monks, Nuns, &c.
which ehapEters were not 'permitted when exhibited

• t

before: '
In cOnsequence of the turn that the war has taken,,
the best understanding dOes not prei,ail betyieen the
Archdukes .loam and CHARLU. The former wig
not acknowledge himself wrong in his retreat fro m
Italy, and has declared himself openly against the

other.
aospital companies of 125 men each are formed
in the French army. They are to guard t: e hospi-
tals, and to carry the wounded from the field of
battle. In the rme of peace they are to do duty ie
the hospites cf garrisons.
London, England, 1809-10-09

DIED.

On Wednesday last, at Mawson-House, Chiswick, I awes'
Esq. many years one of the Conihion CULIIII,II I.)r
On Saturday, in Little Maddox-street, the infant data&
terot Mrs. Derbishire.
BCaotrenhitt Ward.
On Satiirddy the 3oth ult. r Colchester Barracks, Robots
Selby Cunningham, of Pittarthie, in Fileshire, and Lieu-
-tenant in the zd Battalion 4th Regiment of loot.
Lately, in Spain, during the retirement of the Britisliz,
army towards "Portugal; Captain Hoblyn, youngest son
the :tev. Robert Hoblyn, or Bath.
On Friday. sennignt, at Deal, Captain 13ateson, of 01°
tith Light Dragoons, and on Monday last was buried with
military honours. His premature death was occasioned
eating a quantity of nuts on the preceding Saturday, on Wniclt
day he came nine, •
•
London, England, 1809-10-09

A NOBLE INDEPENDENCE.

VEFORE'THETWENTIETH OPTHIS MONTH.
• _
SWIFTand Co. respeEtfulty request their Friends
to observe, that all who intend to adventure in the pre-
sent STATE LOTTERY, must purchase before the4oth
of THIS MONTH, -as s)n that Day the whole Lottery..will
be drawn. There are wily 5000 Numbers; and' the Scheme
contains -the following
. CAPITAL PRIZES: •
. . 4 - - - 05 - - - £20,000
4 - of - ,Cr,oeo -
4 • • • - - 2,000 tla - - _ „, _ 500
Besides tool. 501. &c.• Sm. &c.
All to be. Drawn ha ONE DAY. ' .

TICKETS and SHAR ES are selling at SWI FT and Co.'s
Offices' No, 11, POULTRY,
No. 12, CRAM NG.O ROSS, •
No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET.
London, England, 1809-10-09

POLICE.

- '
-UNION HALL —Robert 'Brooks, a dashing young
fellow, was charged: wiqi stealing a ring from thc'
shop of Mr. Folknid, Jewelleri in Blackfriars-road.
Mr. Folkard stated that the prisoner came into itiS
shop and desired =to look. at.some rings; a 'number
were placed before him, and he tried several, lio14!:
of which fitted him. 'Mr.Folkard however observexi
that he kept one of them on his finger ; •afier stayin
in the shop upwards of a quarter of an hour, he app'
logized to the witness for having given him so Inueti
trouble, and not purchasing any thing, 'saying he
would call in again with'a Lady-and chose one ;he
then left the shop with the ring on his finti.er‘; air
witness followed and detained him till an officer aaas
sent for; oa searching him one shilling only WrIA
found in his pocket.--,He was fully committed fa
trial.
London, England, 1809-10-31

AGRICI7LTURE;

AIONTHLY• REPORT FOR OCTOBER.
The new sown Wheats have had a kindly s'eascin,
and planted earlier than usual the Clover leys, hi
particular, haVe worked remarkably well for the seed':
The potatoe crops in the ground have generally suf-
fered from the continued wetness of the soil. The
Turnip Counties have a larger produce of feeci
than weitpeOecl, and from the mildness of ttit
weather,iiiiis still increasing,•, Mark-lane has had a
consider** supply of new Wheats, from the high
prices they command; but most of the saniple'S,
hitherto seen in'the market being cold, and requiring.
a portion of the last .year's grain to be crushed
,them, have considerably enhpnced the price of the
latter.. Rape, Mustard, and most other small seeds;
are low in, price, and dull in • sale, Barley
and Oats rise well from the flail, and both. turn
out a good average crop. Beans,. both horse and tick,
come freely to market, but the growth of the present
year bping soft, the dry ones of the last are much
in;,reqt6t.l. Hops,, though little more than half .a
a crop, are dull of sale, from the large quantity 'of
old pockets and bags on hand, The Hay-market
has varied but little from last month's prices. Smit.-
field has been amply supplied with
.all kinds of meat;
at reduced prices, particularly Mutton. The latter
'fairs in the home counties have had large shows of
Beasts, which have gone off freely at a further ad-
vance. Stock-sheep and Lambs are in considerable
. demand, and worth more . money. ,Horses of the
inferior sorts are cheaper, but those of shape and ac-
tion continue scarce and dean,. The Wool Marke, is
brisk for all sorts, particularly for the, finer fleeces Oil
the Merino and South Down kinds.. ,
London, England, 1809-10-31

LAW- REPORT.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MONDAY, O'Ci.3o.
- •- - • •

The Los!) CHANCELLOR sat in Lincoln's•lnn-
Hall, and heard many motions, the most irerest-
ing was that of

EOERTON V. PGOtV.DEN, Esq.
Sir.S.Amum. RomiLLY moved for an injunaion
against Francis Plowden) Esq. lestraining him froM
publairlg a book, of which he is the author; toss
rnotkiitidiVasJOunded on an affidavit, stating that Mr.
Egerton:hid advanced to Mr. Plowden 4541, on a
moiety of the copyright of a book, called " The His-
tory of Ireland,',' a work in three vols. 4tO. published
by Mr. Egerton, and sold for 41. That afterwardS
Mr. Plowden, published, by another bookseller, a
work: containing, much of ihe substance of the for=
smer, and, of course, irljurious to its sale, for the
latterwas in two vols. Bvo. and Old at 11. 4s. Tlib
motion was granted upon this statement of fads.

uO, '
AtAity392ll9UGl-1-STREET.-7—A curious kin'ci of Con-
friipnpiinade on Saturday at this Office, by.a
Pauper froth St. 'Pancras Workhotise; Who, by his
own desire, was taken into custody for the
murder of his wife ,five Pears ago The prkoner
stated, that he had committed the murder by adini;
nistering arsenic with some buttered roll, and that
hi,s wife eat the greater part it and she died s?)oti
after. -The Magistrate took great pains to itivestil
gate the matter, but there was not the slightest car..
toboralion to the 'confession. The.prisoner was told
that he was giving evidence to get himself hanged;
and he replied that be desired justice on his awn per=,
son for the murder he 'had committed, for his trod.
bled conscience was worse . than death to him. It
turned out •that the pritoner was in a -state of limacv;
and that he had attempted to commit suicide; so
that, under all the circumstances of the case; he was
sent again to the workhouse, until an enquiry re-
speding the alleged murder should be made.
BOW-STREET.—On the evening of the 26th of
September, Mr. Scrooby; of Little Newpori-street;
leather-seller, was robbed in. the Foundling:•tields;
of his cash and watch; by a single footpad. The
watch wasfound the folldwing morning at Mr., Per;-
rynian's shop, pawnhroker,.in Cortir, ton-street ;
Perryinankept the watch for some tine, at the re-
quest of the Magistrates, in case a the robber being
appreheitled; that, however; not beitia the case
Mr. Scrooby applied to Mr. Perryman to deliver hint
up the watch, which he refused to do. Mr. S4ooby
in consequence threivened to bring an anion against
Mr. P. for the recovery of the watch. Mr. P. prol.
posed, first; that Mr. S. 'should pay the whole'ot
the money, and then the half, for which the watch
was pledged; both of Which Mr. S. refused to
.agree
to. Yesterday both of them attended al the °dice,
and on Mr.' S. swearing the watch to be his property;
and thatthe had been robbed of it, Mr. Perryman
delivered the watch to Tunil, against
whOM a bill of indictment was found by the INLna-
gers of Covent-Garden Theatre, before the. Grand
Jury at. tne Westminster Sessions, attended at the
Office, and gave bail to answer the indidtragati
baying been out of town last week;;
London, England, 1809-10-31

8/PTfiS

On Sunday se'nnight, at Felbrigg *Parson:me, NTorNk, t
wife of Captain L'ukin, of His Majesty's ship Mars, of
S-on .
Yesterday se'nnight, the La ly of Charles A. Elton, Esq.
of two girls.
On Saturday, at Brixton•hill, Mrs. Gibbon, of a Daugh-

ter.
On Monday, the Lady of Edmond Tho Mas Walters, Esq.
of Russell-square, of a Son.

MARRIED.

On Saturday se'nnight, at Bowdon' BoOth Grey.- Esc; of
Aston I layes, Cheshire, to the Lady Sophia Grey, daughter
to the Earl and Countess of Stamford and Warrington.
On Saturday the Zig inst. _Lieutenant George Decoor.
daux, Commander of His Majesty's ship Pegaa, to Alia
lane Arnold, of Forton.
On Thursday last, at Taunton, Captain Charretie, of the
64th Regiment, eldest son of Philip Charretie, Eq. or
Brunswick-square, to Miss F. Douglas, daughter-of the late
General Douglas.
. On the 24th inst. at York, Mr. Folliot Stokes, of Bruns?
wick-row,. Queen.square, to Miss Dickson, of the torinci
Blace.
• •
London, England, 1809-03-25

Mr. Croft's lint:banal. old, Bst. nib agst, Mr,
Stephenson's Miss Doubtful, 3-yrs.. old, Sst. 'Cvdayt. old
Course, loop.

L-cl C. Somerset's Cerberus, 6-yrs. old, Bst. aßst. Mr. BO*
verle's John-OP-Gaunt, 3.yrs. old, 6st. 61b. M. M.
soor.;. h. ft:

HO,ll CIRCUIT.

SURREY ASSIZLS.

.XINGSTON, THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
The LORD CHIRP BARON and Mr. Justice FILATIT.
arrived from Horsham yesterday afternoon, and
mediately opened their, Com Mission, which erlabled
themto proceed 'early this morning,to business.
London, England, 1809-03-25

MONDAY, pEn. 13,,

Mr. MrLigon presented a memorial of between
three and -four thousand citizens 'of Philadelphia,
praying for the repeal of the Embargo Laws.
• Nothing of importance has been transaed' this
day. To-morrow will be a day of great ekpeaa-
, .
tion and interest. It is thought by some 'that the
Non-intercourse Bilt will not pass.—ln that ease a
Repeal of the Embargo will again be moved,uncon
moiled with any other subjea„

The Editors of the Enquirer and Aurora,' have
both interposed their veto against the Repeal of the
Embargo, unleSs accompanied by a Declaration of
War. It remains to b© seen whether this circumstance
'till create another "panic," to influence the deci.
.
mon of this momentous question.

In th© Semite, Mr. GiLus has been delivering a
very longspeecti. in favour of :the Non-Intercourse
Resolution, Which he .moved in conseqUence of the
Arrangements in caucus.—Freeman's Journal.
London, England, 1809-01-17

OLD BAILbY.

MONDAY, .JAN. 16.
Mrs. Pave, a veipcatable lout ikg woman,- 41
years of age, who was a shori time back the, ward-
robe-keeper of the:Royalty Theatre, was ,tried for
stealing a great number of articles of (trek', belong-
ing to the wardrobe, the property of qeorge Burton,
Edward Spr.tgg; and Joseph Vickers, the proprietors
of tfieTheatre...
} • •
It was proved, by
.the testimony of two women
-who filled interior situations about theTheatre, that
the Nisoner employed them at diti'cr..?nt times to
Pawn Several of the articles. which were produced in
Court. •

There were. 74 pawnbroker's duplicates
.in her
possession. al the time of her being apprehended,
and a consideraLle part of the property Walt recovered.
Veal id—Quilt
London, England, 1809-09-14

Have
".
Govemors lirfearfg it into', et;
ecution ; preferring the forination Of such establish-
ment, as fre more immediately necessary for the
presetratioD of the colony. While- waiting, how-
ever, for the ereEtion of a church, divine service
is perforcned in one of the apartments of the great
coin magazine. Two fine wind-mills terminate on
this side the series of the principal public edifices.

Over the rivulet that intersects the town, there
was a wooden bridge, which, together with a strong
causeway,- may be said to occupy all the bottom
of the valley. We passed over this bridge, in order to
take a rapid view of the eastern part of Sydney Town.
Before our departure, the wooden bridge was de-
stroyed; to make way for one which they were
about to build of stone ; at the same time a water-
mill was built here by the Government, and strong
locks had bern formed, either to keep in the.water
of the rivulet, .or to stop that of the marshes, which
runs to a considerable distance into the valley, and
rrt'ght be advantageously employed in turning the
mil!.
London, England, 1809-09-14

PERSONS in the COUNTRY
Maybe supplied, the same as if present, by sending their
Orders (pest or carriage paid) acc,mpania with good Bilis,
.Cash, Bank-Notes, or Post-Office Orders' to either of
El Offi. es in London, ,
No 4, C ;RNHILL, or 9, CHARING.CROBS.

GRAND LOTTERY.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND BOUNDS
To bedivided between the Public in One Day.
'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by EYTON,
1 at his State Lottery Office, late Partner with Sir
lames Branscomb, No. z, Cornhill, near the Mansion-

Only 5,000 Numbers.
Schemes, and every particular relative to the Lottery, to be
had, gratis, at the above Lucky Office.

In the LAST LOTTERY, the following CAPITAL
PRIZES were 501(1 in 130 Shares by EYTON : _

4- cioo
-3, • 7,9 kioo
3,0z0 18,535 -
2,000 19,003 - 500

g, t 23 - k20,0c0 4,390
32,5 to 20,000 15,127 .-
23,977 - 20,000 3,004 •
12,767 - lo,oco

The Grand Prize orLikew iseo. 3,618,
I,ooo,T►i Nckets, entitled to z4,"651.

•
BILIOUS AND NERVOUS I-HAD-ACHES, INDI-
GESTION, &c.
Cep)' of a Letter front R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon.
tiIR,
iwtheciry.
IN consequence of several Voyages to the East In-
L had contracte.d a Bilious Complaint to such an
-alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay at. tention to the duties of my snip. 'nu ouKti the recommenda-
tion of a Frieud, I was led to make trial or •our (DIXON's)
ANTI BILIOU S I LLS, by tile use gif winch,short
lime, I was, tom). astonishment, immediately relieved, sad have been for a long while totally Nee row any return of
nausea, yellowness of the skin, oervous ani sick head-aches,
heart-burls, giddiness, and oilier correspontimg symptoms of
the above Complaint. - The success of ) oUr remedy lias in.
ducett me to reuruninend it generally, and my brother in par-
ticular..third Officer of the Duke of Montrose Indiaman,
'who laboured under a worse afftiCtion, if possible, Inaniny.
'Self, has been in like manner eqmpletely c
I am. Sir, your obriticia ii,:ilibie ,ervant,
ROBERT LUCA s, trbiL °nicer of the Holt'
East-liadra Company's snip Union.
Gravesend, lune 24.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap.
side, corner of Paternoster...ow, llonc:o:- Baxter, Edam.
burgh, and Smith, Itaxta, aorl •Donald, G'as,,ow ; Crew_
man, Exeter; Belain, Portsmouo: Peck, Hull • Gran-
ville and lloxiand, Plymouto ; re'a t,y Hull;
Medicine Venders, in kloacs at Is. y.. 1. aini ttll. oas,n.
London, England, 1809-09-14

CI,EICAL PREFERMENTS, &c.

The Rev, Harrison Packard, A.M. is licensed to the per-
petual Curacies of Illythhorough and Walbersvvia, in Suf-
folk, on the nomination of Charles Blois, Esq. and also to
the curacy of Peasenhalt,-on the nomination of the g‘vereild
k. Leggett.
The Rc.verend Adam lohn Walker, Curate of Lcybourne,
Kent, was -instituted on the izth instant, by a, Commission
from the Lord Bishop of Hereford, to the rectory of bishop_
stone, and the: vicarage of Gazor, iu his Lordship's diocese,
on the presentationbf UVedale Price, Esq of Foxiey.
• 'Rev. Henry Rice, of Colderton, Wilts, to the perpetual
curacy of Swingtield, in that county.

The Rising Sun, of and from Boston, to Oporto,
upset in a gale'on the ritth oh. part of the crew pick-
ed up by the Samuel, BARNET.
The litryti, Bort.cy, from Bristol and Gibraltar,
to the Brazils, is lost near the Cape,de Yerds. .
The' Mince, ELLERBY, from Liverpool, to Nesk
Brunswick, is pot back, leaky.
The keWry, BEILBY, from Newry; to London, is
towed into Cork Harbour, dismasted.. •

On Sunday his Mjesty's ship Melpomene, Capt.
WARREN, arrived 'at the • Nore ; under her convoy-.
came no less than !it() sail from the Baltic ; in pas's,
ing through the. Belt, oti the Island of Seyer, in a
light breeze, ihe rear of the convoy, was attacked by
five Danish gun-boats; the.ii/onzo sloop was order-
ed• to engage them, while the convoy was led to a
greater distance from the shorethan'the.enemy dared
vtnture to follow them. The Alonzo suffered in her
hull and rigging,
,but lortunately had no one killed.
This is the second large convoy this season that Owes
its safety !Tom the Danish gun,boats to the exertions
of csapt.li,ll WARREN in the Melpomene.
London, England, 1809-09-14

POLICE.

11; Rs. P LUNKC4T. ' ' •
'AA A RLEOROU GB -S LET. --Yssterday this- 'Lady,
accompanied by her tri‘:nd's, and,atiended by her
Chunsel and Solicitor, ,appeared bei ore- Mr. Ntrivz
and the- other. Magistrates at thiS-Orlice, according to
their appointment, when
Mr. ALLtY, who, on a forrrier day, appeared 'in
tiiipport of the complaint, now stated in substance as
tallows to the Magiitrates" That Mrs. Plunkett's
friends had been with Mr. King to propose paying.
what monies she had received fromhi.m, and that he
P; to deliver up all the securities which site had placed
hiS hands ; and whatever reason he had to suspect
the verity of these securities, get he was not induced
to enter further into their investigation, and had le-
solved Co drop the prosecution.- Mrs. Plunkett was
then discharged..