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London, England, 1809-06-15

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ColllVi',-017 KiNC's Jr'ua 14.

TIIP. KING V. LYMR.

Mr. GsanoW observed, that t Ilk was a. rule ob-
tained bj -him, on'the.Defendant to show
Cause why a criminal information should, not be
filed against him for a libel, in a letter which he
sent to certain correspondents of his in the Brazils,
refieCttrig,in some measure, on the Portuguese Con,
miiioners in this countrx, with regard to 11107 con-
(1116 in the mausguineni here of Ate affairs or Portu-
gal.---To this application.the i)efendant staled vari*
ons ciwunitances, by affidavit, by way of answer.;
and Mr. GAttaow said,, he ltaS attended, as it was
bic ditty, to the whole ease on both sides, and the re-
sult, in hi, judgment,' was, that most probably on
-the bearing of the Casts through, on both sines, the
Court Would not imake this rule absolute ; but he
submitted, that in case the _Defendant had written
in a Tatii:er that was ir.tetnperate, and which justi-
fied th,.!- Commissioncrs, in conlicz to the Court to
cal npon the:Defendant for an e,Kiilanation, the
Ct)nti ‘‘:(inld not discharge the rule with .costs.
This apoSr‘d to be the inclination of the Court ;
but did not 'preclude the other side,from going 01)
to lie that the rule might to be dikharged with
Costs:

Mr.-Dat.t.As said, that if he had gone through
the wlhie thi case, he bbould be in hopes of
conviteing the Court there wki libellous in.
the Defethiatit's letter, and that a Iture which. was.
riot supported, ought' to be discharged ,with
.costs.
But if the Court should, upon full hearing, think
the rule could be supported, be would be left
without excuse, for not adopting the courAe now
pointed out ; stria therefore he must take upon him-
self, without instrudions from his client, TO,MiSellt to
the rule being discharged without costsor4ule dis•
charged without costs accordingly.
London, England, 1809-04-18

rxTrtAcT Elto4l THE SAME Tb .THE
.'$A1111:

March Is, IBA
" I stated in my last letter thit substance of a de.
claration made by the EMperor, viz, that if means.
could be found to except American property fiom
the operation of the Decree of Nov. 1:800, without
infringing the principles of the Decrees, he would
immediately make the exception. Nu time was 100
in communicating this declaration to nee, and I was
invited to point out„the means it required,, and as.
sured that they should be, itnmadiatery submilted
to his Majesty.;. Little iiked the proposition,
and, much as I doubted the sincerity ofthe d-zclara..
lion out of which it 4ro.w, I could not refuse any
agency of mine in. rescuing`so. much of the American
property- sequestered in the ports of France as should.
come within this new rule. I accordingly wrote tho
Note (a Copy' of which
.is subjoined to this letter),
pointing out. in a few words the property to w hien
• that rule would apply. This note was put into tire
kperor's hand by'the Benevento, who,
ter 11 six days have 11QW ..I:lostid, has net yet re-
cetveci an anlssur.-" , •

EXtrata frOill Mr. A. GAL,LATI N's Circular Letter
.to the Colleclors, on the auhject of the INlon.lnrer.,
conrst: Bill

" Every country nominally enjoying an moven.
di:tiers:win of GoVernment (other than Great Britain
And Fiance, and.. not in the tiaiial possession of
either Great Britain or France), is open by the lavv,
and particularly Holland, Spain, and roi.mg;ll, and
their Colonies: But you will suspend, until iho
qnestlo'n ba's been investigated, j,:;ranting clearances
torany part of the Island of St,Domingo, or at' the
kingdom of Italy. Culonie-s congiiered by,' and in
the possession of Great
.Britain or France, are pro-
hibited'. lam respcifully, your otiedient'setvant.
•

Klee of Bread colainties pis last week.
09109e1 GoßPyis is oppoilited Cortvitis:ary-Gene,
ral, in the morn the.late Sir thIOOKE WATSON.

cuin'tbe One Thousand Lottery Tickets, and tele4,
20,0001. Priztwon.lastitWednesday's Drawirt:ii, get.
tioginttr the pOssession. ,01,, thirty-two diirterent sets
of adventurers, there is not „a corner Ms the limn
where: the inteveating .news has uni. re.tched. . Yet
many say, .and observe justly,,that the,stto..Whole
Tickvls, whiuli• will! be acquired on Friday next,
may, novertheless,..obtain above 1.0,0001. One of
the 300 Ttckets is.alrearly drawn a Prize 48001.:
First Day of Drawing present State Lottery, No,
'+, i 8 tit. Prize of 20,0001.. Was sold on ..tht,it rid
last-motitit, in a Whole llcket, by. Ittottaapso
G
oont.ock, . Anti CO. The Second aty of Draw-.
log will bcills Friday next, Se ist instant, when the
first-drawn Prize above 141. be entitled 10 alto
parcel of but) Tickets. • Warranted undrawn Tickets
and Shares are on sale hy..MonisliDSON, GOODI.VC,"'
and Co: at their old Offices, corner of 133111 i. Bulks"
ings" C9;111341, and facing the Gate of the
Mews, Chariug-crots.
London, England, 1809-10-28

S TU 1 DJI Y, OCTOBER 2;i,

S,ALE S, &c.

NAVIc ABLE CANAL SHARES, BAST NcSTOKE
CANAL itONDS, and 'OFFICE
SHAI:ES.

TO BE SOLD IfY AUCTION,
Br Mr.. SCOTT,
On Friday, Nov. 3, at Twelve O'clock, at Garraway's,
R N D JUNCTION,' HUDDERSFIELD,
kJ' WILTS, and 13F.4cKS, KENNET and AVON,
ELLESMERE, GRAND SURREY, CROYDON, and
BASINGSTOKE CANAL SHARES:
A RAMSGATE CANAL BOND ofzoaol.
A Ditto of s.xd."..
A THAMES and SEVERN MORTGAGE. BOND
of sol.
And TWENTY SHARES in the. UNION FIRE-
OFFICE.
Particulars at Hatchet's Hotel,. Piccadilly ; at Garra-
way's; and of Mr. Scott, 28, Now Bridge-street.

MUSIC.—NVEBB's GLEES..
PROPOSALS for printing by Subscription, a Se-
leaion of W EBB's GJ. E ES,.from his Nine Books lately
pirbiisliettat•difnrent times (many of the Plates of which, in
the course of time, have been lost or destroyed), to be com-
pleted in Three Volumes, each to contain about One Hun-
dred P4es, neatly .printed, Price 11. Ss. each ; (to Subscri-,
hers 11. Is.) In each Volume will be inserted various Glees,
and Canzonets, not contained in the above Nine Books,
many of which have never been printed.
The First Voluine.to ,be-ready as soon as the Subscribers
shall amount to One Hundred and Fifty.
Subscriptions received (for the Author) at-Bii.chall's Mu.
Sic Warehouse, No. 133, New Bond-street ; Clerrienti and
Co. -2,(), Cheapside4 and-Preston, 97, Strand. •
London, England, 1809-10-28

t4AVAL NEWS,

PLYMOUTI4, OCT. 26.—0 n Tuesday 'evening last,
as the Brothels lighter, belonging to till§ port, was
working down' between the Island and Main, with
wine on board from the Abigail, in Harnoaze, she
unfortunately missed stays, and ran on the beach un-
der the Hoe : her cargo was landed without da-
mage so, I after, and it is expected the lighter will
begot off.

Went up iLlto Barnpool_ his Majesty's ship Sur=
veillanie,

Sailed his Majesty's schooner Whiting, and
Orestes sloop of war, on a cruise ; the Galliot
At-
las, Aytut, for Cadiz ; and the Garland, ROCKEY,
for the River.

Arrived the Defiance, of 74 gums, from dorunna ;
the ship aileclonian, from An±-i,:,1; .Aden with tim-
ber, &c. for the DOck-yard at this pur►; thc TWO
Brothers, COWLING, and Sally Ann, PH Liss, from
London ; the Jane, LEADBITTER, and Isabella,
LANIBTON, from Sunderland.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Came in this day the
Virago gun -brig, of 1 2 guns, from Plymouth.
Arrived the Princess illdty, `'WILSON, from Ma-
laga, for this Port ;. the Friendship, WARNER; /leave,
Jo'Es and Mary, from London ; alio the
Endeavour, ---, from Sunderland. ,
•
His Majesty's snip Frederickstrin; of 32 guns,,
CapL.SE,kuLE, takes convoy to ships bound to the
Coast of Portugal and the Medjterranean.

DEAL', OCT. 27--;-Sailed his Majesty's ship Ley-
den and Diana to Portsmouth.
Retnain itt the Downs his Majesty's ships ;Princess
of Orange. San. noinin4o and /vs men of war;;
&dote; anct Zephyr sloops of war ; Humber
armed ship ; Cracker gun-brig; and a fleet of atlas-
ports.
London, England, 1809-10-28

HUDDERSFIELD CANAL SHARES.
" TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
- By Mr.;Bcorr,
In the Monthly Sale, on Friday the
__3(l of November, at
Twelve o'Clock,- at Garraway's, London, in Lots,.uniess,
Sold by' Private_Contrad,
.trFNICENTYSHARES in the HUDDERSFIELD
CA,N A L,' from the Calder and I-14bble, Navipton to
Ashton :Jt Peak Forest Canals, tipproachingits COlll -
;p 1 etiu 11,, possessing wear adiantages, and expected to have a
very great
_Tonnage.
Particulars at GartaNi:ay's,' and of Mr. ScOtt, 28, IN:,-‘v
Bridge-street.
London, England, 1809-10-28

NEW MUSIC.
This Day Was published,. '•
And adorned with a Frontispiece by Cipriani, Price' tos. 6d,
lk./lINSTREL..SERENADES; composed fbr ihe
LV A Harp or 'Piano Forte, and resppdfully inscribed to his
Scholar,'Miss Willan.
By EDWARD 'ONES,
Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and Author

of the following works : •
The Musical and Poetical kelics of the. Welsli,Bards ; and
Barclick Museum, conning their Songs and' Tunes ; in two
Third'Edition augmented and correeled,with
additional engraved prates.
4 Book of Lyric Airs, or Greek, Wallachian, and Turkish
Melodies ; with a Dissertation.
Maltese Melodies original Gerrni,n Waltzes; Musical
I‘,l iscel lany , &c.,
Lofidolt.: Printed for the. Author ;_ and sold at Birchall's
;Music /tap,. No. 133; and at Goulding's, No. 117, in New
&mt.!, street ; at Preston's MUsie Shop, No, 97, Strand ; and
at Clementi And Co.'s No. 26, Cheapside. •
London, England, 1809-01-31

noLLETN.

Valladolid, fan. 7.
After Governor PE ST. CV a entered Barcelona he
proceeded to the Lobregat,
.and forced the. Filer tyl:3
intrenched can p, and took piecei of cannon. Ho
then tool; Torrogoro, i place of great importatiCe.

TifE TWENTY-SLVEN'rfI
9.
The Duke of /),“..m.0.14, after ik b4ttle. of

Riencis, Proceeded to expel the English from the
post of Piedra Mb. He there took 1.50 p Eng-
,
prisoners, five pieces of cannot?, and several
caisbous. the enemy was ohlized to dstroy a %tan-
lily of haggis gp DO stores. The precipices were
filled with them. SaCil WAS their precipitate flight,
and confusion, that they left behind theni in their
carriages a quantity of gold and !,silver. The pro-
.
party tliatitas fallen into our lamb, is eetittated at
two millions of livres.

ilelf the Lugkit cavalry is on foot. Since our
departure from, ilLnavente up to the bth instant, we
counted on the load 1800 ElieJi homes that had

teen

'lnc remains of liousrtA's army are found wan-

derina about ill all tilreitforts. The remains of the

army of IVidjorcJ, of Iberia, of ,Barcelorm, And of
Naples, are made prisoners.

The slet►santry have no mercy on OP

.1,-,1.1611J44+ 4••••• ir• ...V ,11,111,1,1 4' lV ILZG
contrary, we every day find n number of Englikh
assassinated,

The Doke of Butturzo is on the Tagus.

The-A.vho!e of the Imperial Guard is coucentrated
at Valladolid.

The Cities of, Valladolid, of Palmeira, Segovia,

Avilla, Astorga, Leon, &c. have scut numeroukde...
putations to the King.` ,
The city of Madrid has particularly distinguish-
ed itself. Twenty-eight thousand five' hundred
heads of families have taken the oath of allegiance„

before; the 'Holy Sacrament.. The citizens have

protnisedhis Imperial Alajesty, that it he Will place
his,brutheron, the"throne, they serve, him with
all their efforts., and defend him, with all, their
London, England, 1809-10-17

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.--A person of the name
of Cane, formerly a Gentleman's servant, was yes•
terday charged at this Office, by Mr. Blake, a Gen-
tl nan of fortune, in St. James's-place, St. Jautes's
street, with stealing a valuable gold watch and ap-
pcndages, his property. The Prisoner, it appeared,
-had beim a servant in Ireland, and having got ac-
quainted there with other servants, he was in the
habit of paying them visits in London. The Prose-,
cutor's watch was hanging over the mantle-piece in
the drawing-room at four o'clock on Sunday, and
after haVino' gone out about two hours, he.. returned
and missed it. It turned out that the Prisoner had
called on the Prosecutor's servant, and that he had
been in the drawing-room. The watch was found
on him, and he was fully committed for trial.
Another man of the name of Howard, was fully
coi-anted. tor trial for stealing a gold watch from
the shop at watch-maker in .Castle-street. The
ironer called at the prosecutor's shop at nine o'clock
‘lturday night with another man, under pre-
to nrchasiny: a watch, .and while the shop-
._

Late on Friday night, or early on Saturday morn-
ing, the shop of Mr. Palmer, woollen-draper, its
King,r-street, Covent-garden, was broken open, and
robbed of a number of pieces of .woollen" cloth, to
the amount of several hundred pounds. The rob-
bers had contrived to break the forelight, and, it is
supposed, by means of hooks, had pulled the cloth
out. There was a disturbance and fight ,at the
other end of the street, supposed to be at the time
of the robbery, oy the robbers' cocupauions, for
the purpose of stalling off' the watchmen from the
•
spot.

1.0 !NW Pfmteu by kti L D HARRIS+ of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; and Prblishetnhy WILLIAM R.NI IGI KSC k I PPS, South IVl&ton.itreet, venc zsquarr.
tit this it:N..07311G8, o. 1122 stralldi_,wbfa ildvertisementf, Orders for the Paper Letters (or thy Editor, (postlaiu), must in uddrescci.
London, England, 1809-10-17

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

Oct. to, Ito 9.
•
oriHE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS MAYESirs NAVY do hereby give Notice,
That ens Wednesday, the t Bth instant, they be ready to re-
ceive Tenders, in writink ( sealed up), and treat for rwo Hun-
dred Thousand- Gallons. bf WEST INDIA' RUM, to be deli.
vered, duty free, from the 'Bonded Warehouses at the Port of Lon.
don, One. Half thereof in the space of One Month, and the
other Half in One Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victhal:.
ling Stores at Dept fird: and also for THREE HUNDRED
BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, of the growth of the Year-18089
to be answerable to Samples to be produc4 with the Tenders, and

to be delivered in One Alonth into His Majesty's Via:tailing Stores

at Portsmouth and Plymouth, in the Proportions undertrentioned,

BAgs.
Portimouth i oo
Plymouth . Zoo

and t be paid for f_y Pitts retyabiet .with Ynterert,' Mtret:y
D.iy: after dale.

The Conditions of the Contrails may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard 4a iii be had to any, Tender in whleb the
nrt 'be inierted rn tgordr At leiigfh, or that :hall not be delivered to
The Boakti, before One o'Cltlif on'the'477l'.l.ll.lednesday, the
histaltt, st ir unfrfs the Pertan who. makes the Tender,. .or some
Person on his behalf „attends, to a!irr.ufr whin for,
London, England, 1809-10-17

wEnui,sbAi:

The King's Plate of 'cogs. for five yrs old, mares earryit g
lost. Four miles.

I.d Titzwil Ham's brown Paulina, by Sir Peter Teazle
Sir C. TurneVs ch. .Thbinasini, by. Timothy z
6 and 7to 4 Thomasina. . Won cleverly.
The Gold. Cup by to Subscribers of logs tach, with dogs ad-
- ded, for ail. ages. Four

Mr. Ellerker's b. h. Cardinal 'York, by, Sir Peter, s
yrs old, Bst, 71 b. - _
Duke of Leeds's ch. c. Mowbray, :yrs old Bst. -
Mr. Peirse's b. in. Rpsette, 4 yrs old, 85t..81b.• - 3
Duke of Leeds's ch. c. SwiltUrc, by'Delpiiii, 3 yrs old
Bst. tclb . - • ' ' 4
Mr. T. Duticornbe's b f. Ceres,•4 yrs, old, 7st. izib.
Mr. Hewett's ch. c. tingt?del, 3 yrs old, 6st. toll!. • 6
6 tO.4and 210 agst Ros.f.dte, '2 o r agst Mowbray, and 3
to t agst Cardinal Yetk. Won by little more than abeacl.
Itosetta was beaten about•sb y fds,.and rko other nitiektor-,
thee:. The,grounifwas uncommonly heav,y.
Sweepsiikes of dogs each, for three yrold colts and
.s.,once round the course: (Six Subscribers.) •
Lord Milton's b c. Cervantesty Don Quixotte, out
• of ,Evelina, Sst.- 51b. .
Duke of Leeds's h. c. llessingby, by a brother to Re
cruit, sst. sib.
Ld pundaes by•L'Orient, dam by Constitution,
Sst. jib. -
.3 ardl.4 to t on Cervarves.

Won very easy.

•
THURSDAY.
Sweepstakes of rogs. ea,h, w;r, 501. added, for all ages.
Three tulle beats:— o S4iscri.oery.

Duke of Leeds's ch. c.. Mowbray, by Pandolphu, 4 yrs
old, 7st. 1;113. ,
Lord Milton's b. c. Whitenose, 3 y'r's Old. 6st, -31b.'
• • sto z and 3 tot on Whiteilose: =Won quad easy.

2.dr

Sweepstakes of sgs each. for Hunters not thorotigh bred,
tut. Three miles.—t 3 Subscribers.
Colonel Chator's b. g Cleapby, by St. George
Mr. Barret's h. g, by Ticket. - 2.
Mr. Severs's gr. g. Rattler, by Constitution - 3
liven betting on Cleasby. Won easy.

. • ; • Match for boogs. Two miles.
Mr. T. Shafto's b. mare, Mayflower,_by Oberon, 155 t. • I
Mr. I:Unison's ch m. Cor Wincilesione, lost. a
Theordmaries and assemblies cvcre uncommonly well at-
tended. The Stewards chosen tor next year arc, "Mr. Shatto
and Mr. Gatcoigne.

r:
London, England, 1809-10-17

MARK/IW.

On the sth inst. at Eaglescairnie, Scotland, the Rev. Dr.
Andrew Stewart, Minister ofilolton, to the Hon. Ma garet
Stuart, daughter of the late idexarder Lord Blantyre.
On Wednesday, at Overbury, Chu Lts Handlord, Esq. to
Elizabeth, second daughter of Tames Martin, E-q.
On Saturday last, at St. Augustin's Church, Bristol, Cap-
tain Joseph Speat, of !he Royal Navy, to Miss Grace C rant,
I,te of Hampstead, b.t now of Upper Berkeky place, in
that City, youngest daughter of the late C plain Ludovielc
Grant, of Knockando, in the County of Murray, Scotland.
Yesterday se'nnight, at Kirkhainmerton, orkshire, the
Rev. Andrew Cheap, Vicar of Kth,reshorough, and Redo(
of Elvington, both in that Counts', to M iss' Fisher, daigh-
ter of the late Mr. Fisher, of " Carleton, and niece to tae late
Sir lames Sanderson, BArt.
London, England, 1809-10-17

DIED.

On the ad ;nit. at Newcastle, oal his, way from Harrow.
gate to Elinourgii, Edward Mercer. Esc!, formerly a Colo-
r.::1 in the. Army.
On the 29th ult. at Grange-house, fames Forrester, second
son of Robert Forrester, Trea,urer of the Bank of Scotland.
On Friday last, at Worthing, Ann Louisa, the eldest
daughter of Relph Bernal, Esq of Bernard-street, London.
On the 14th inst. Griffith Jones, Esq. of Nash Mill, its
Hefts, aged 64.
The same day, at St. Leonard's, Mailing, Kent, aged 58,
Mrs. Douce, widow of the late Thomas A. Douce, Esq of
the same place.
On Saturday morning, at the Sr. Andrew Tavern, on his•
way to Scotland, for the recovery of his health, ‘vliere he
only arrived the preceding day, Lieutenant a. Ross, of , site
Royal Marines.
On Sunday last, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John 'pat.
son, of Leadenhall•street, aged tE, years.
Yesterday morning, after a lingering illness, Susan, eldest
daughter of Mr. Hansard, of Peterborough-con: t, Fleet,
street.
Lately, at Somers Town, of an apoplectic fit, Mrs M.
' Allington, rend of Mr. I. Allington, of Clale, In the Coun,
ty of SulLdk.
On the 26th of July last, at Jamaica, Brigadier-C enerai'
Joseph French, second in command in ilia FN pediti on a,anist
St. Domingo. The General was takm di in cr:nsequence of
the extreme f;atigue he underwent from that activity and ex-
ertion remarked by General Carrniclpel in his letter in the
Gazette, concerning the attack of the pl:.ree, and was carried
bark to Jamaica as a measure for h-s recovery, but lie scarcely -
survived his arrival there two days.
.-
London, England, 1809-10-17

BIRTUS.

On Thursday the 12th ult. at Finch.l-louse, near Liver.
pool, the Lady of Captain Pitibbs, late of the 4th Dra,ooll
Guards, ea Son and Heir.
On Sunday last, in Great George-street, Westminster, the
Lady of Cordell Brooks, Esq. of a Daughter.
London, England, 1809-10-17

STAFFCLRD RACES.

TOF.SDAY, OCTOBER, rck. ' • •
Sweepstakes of isgs. each; tggs. added by the Town:
Mr. Ackers's b. f. DuchesS; by Shuttle, Bst.
Mr. Burt's ch.f. by Chanter, Bst.
Mr. Browne's ch. c. by Sorcerer, Bst. 31b,

di • • • 0,

-
, ti a tot on Duchess.
Sweepstakes of togs. each, with 2045, added, for 'all-ages,
• (Ten 'Subscribers-)
Ld.Oxford' b. in. Vitoria, by Harnbletonian, walked over.

. -
... . ..
The Poney Sweepstakes oi'sgs each, with sp. addect,(six.
Subscribers), was won by Mr. Ro'Jason's Pepper, 3 yrs old
6st.'7lb. beating three others. . - • • -

WEDNESDAY.
Free Purse of 601. given by the Members of the County for
Maiden Horses.

. ,
Mr. Benson's br. f. Dimple, 4 yrs old, 7st. ;lb. t r
Mr. T•errett's br. h. Ferguson, Bst. bib. - - 2
Mr. I:lodson's b. c, Gilliver,.3-yrs old, 61h. -
.;
Mr. Gooilall's ch. f. Mrs, Clarke, sst. 121 b. 5 -4
Mr. Harris's, br. c. Vulture, 3-yrs old, &st. s
Mr. Astley's b. e. Tiger, 4-yrs old, 7st.'7lb. 6, b
2 to 1 against Ferguson, 5 to z agst Dimple, 3 to i agst

The Hunters' Stakes of logs. each (seven Subscribers) oi4s
walked over for by Mi. Lockie)'s Henry Britssington, by
Beningbrough.

THURSDAY,

•• A Gold Cup, value roots. with jogs. added. •
Ld Lowther's Hylas, by Beningbrough, 5 yrs old, Bst.
81b. - • - - r
Sir S. Sitwell's, Goosander, 4 yrs old, 7st. zolb. • - 2
Ld Grey's Belinda; 5 yrs old, Bst. 6lb; - 3
Mr. Smith's Miss Blanchard, 5 yrs old, Bst. 61b. - 4
Sir T. Stanley's Viper, 5 yr., uld, Bst. 81b. • -
3 to -2 agst Goosander, 3 to r agst .fly las, 3 to z agst Be-
linda, 7 to 2 apt Viper, and 8 'to z agst Miss Blanchard.
Handicap Sweepstakes Qlsgs. each, with jogs.
‘adderl by, the
Town.

Mr. Hewett's Lady Ea'iti, 7st. 61b. r 2 1
benson's gst. Sib. - 2 '1 Z
Mr. heritage's leritages Laundress, yst. 4 4
Mr. Terrott's Ferguson, Bzt. tolb. - • 5 3 4
Victoria the' favourite ; . alter the Ist heat 3 to 2 on Lae,
Earn ; at.rr the 2d heat s to 4 on Dimple.
The Yeomanry Stakes of cgs. each, with 3ogs. added (14
Subscribers) was walked over forby,

I. Willington's ch. h. by Anthony, dam by Ice Andrews,
I2ST.

The Emperor of Austria has. appointed Count
METTERNICH his first Minister, of State; Fitid-
Marshal-Lieutenants Von .HILLER and Baron Von
StmsABEN,I Geticials 'of Artillery; and Field-Mar.
shals-Li. Baron 4IENMAYER and Princt
HOHENLOE, Generals of Cavalry*.
One Halt o the Capita/ Prizes, in the last Lot.
tery out 'one, were Sold in Shares, (includin4 Two
Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds), and .n the
last Lottery nearly the Whole, viz. Three Twency
Thousands, ;One 2en Thousand, Two Five Thou-
sands,. &c. &c. by EXTON, trite Partner *with- Sir
JarneS* Branscornb) removed 'to No. 2, Corn hill.
It is prewrned by the Public, that the Whole of
the Capital Prizes, (which are unusually nutnerouo
in the present- Lottery, which will drav,ri next
Friday, will liken ise be sold at thr! above. Office,-.1,1
'fOr the last Three days E; don's Office has brttu
on-
ttsually thronged by the Votaries of Fortune.

..
London, England, 1809-10-17

BEFORE FRIDAY NEXT.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLIJCK, and Co. re-
speettutly remind the Public, that all Purchases in the
present State Lottery must be made before Friday next, as
on that Day the whole of the State Lottery will be Drawn in
Twelve Hours.
Only s,OOO NumberS.—FOur TicLett of each Number.

CA-PITALS. * ,
4 - of - kib;oOo
4 of - £5,000 4 . - of
- of - , :,Cl,OOO 112 - of -

2,000
Soo

--tec. Zee. &c.
Four Tickets of Onc Number, by which the great Prize
of 80.0001. may be. gained,-,tby Three 60,0001.-1 w Two
"40.0004—arc now on Sate at the Offices, Corirer of Bank_
buildings, Coriphill, and facing the Gate of the -King's
Mews, Charing-cross,
- By RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS.
CiRAND' STATE. LOTTERY,
On a• New and highly Improved Plan,
Tobel)rawn in ONE DAY, on FRIDAY NEXT.
OD'GrES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-brokers, 149,
. Oxford-street, and 44, St. james's.street, are now sel-
ling the
,TICKETS and s HARES in the present truly
GRAND STATE LOTTERY, containing 200,0001. in
Capital_ and other Prizes.
The very superior advantages of- the present Lottery are
shewn by Adventurers having a sure Chance of all the
Grand Capital Prizes, as the whole will be Drawn in ONE
DAY; on FRIDAY NEXT ; and on which Day the
Incase Sum of 80,0001. may-be gained by One Number ; and
alio, that instead of waiting in anxious suspense. as in all
former Lotteries, the. fortunate Purchaser, in this, may at
once receive
London, England, 1809-10-17

A NOBLE INDEPENDENtE.

ROYAL EXCHANGE.
gEgSRS. fiAZARD, BURNE, and 'Co. have
I.VI on Sale, at their State Lottery Office, No.
93, Royal
Exchange, TICKETSandSHARES for, the STATE LOT-
TERY, which is on a New and Improved Plan,
Consisting of only: Five Thousand Numbers.
To be Drawn in,ONE DAY, vath of this Mouth. ,
The SCHEME contains
. , 4 - Prizes of - • £i,oo.
4
2,000
5 . . . Itoop
And 12. . soe
With others in proportion ;
AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO.A PRIZE.
Letters, posr.paid. duly answered, and Sci trne4 'gratis.
&II Kind of Government Scurities bought and sold by
commission.
London, England, 1809-10-17

NEXT RIDAY,

The,WHOLE ofthe STATE LOTTERY Will be Drawn.
SWIFT and, Co. resPeafullyr-request-their Friends
to observe,'that all who intend to adventure in the pre-
sent STATE LOTTERY, must purchase before FRI—
DAY NEXT, as on that Day the whole Lottery will be
drawn. There are only 5;o0o Numbers, and the Scheme
contains the following • '
CAPITAL PRIZES:
4 - - of - - Zzo,oco
4 - - 5,000 8 . - of - ,et,ooo
4 - - - - Sbo
Besides tool. pl. &c. ice. &c.
All to be Drawn in Twelve Hours.
TICKETS and SH AR ES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s
Offices,
No. TT, POULTRY,
Nu, 12, CHARING-CROSS,
No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET.
London, England, 1809-10-17

IUESDAY, OCTOI3EIt 17, 1809.

SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER-
SONS IMPRISONED t'or SMALL DEBTS.

Craven-street; Oct. i 6, 1809.
A SPECIAL-MEETING of the GOVERNORS
.1-1 , cf this INS I:ITU PION will be. held here on
THURSDAY N l; XT, at Twelve o' Clock precisely for the
ptirpose of carrying into et/et} the benevolent Detigns of the
Corporation of thee it v of London, with respect} to the Debtors
confined in the. City Prisons, and on other Special Affairs.
• R. G RAS SW E LL, Secretary.
London, England, 1809-10-17

SIHP NEWS.

• GRAVYSIND, OCTOBER Ig. ,
Arrived—the Andalusia, kilo-son, john and Mary, Wil"
ter, Edward, Lewis, and Z.,:piier, Bream, from co'rerk
burgh.
Sailed—the Hope, Gibson, for Mogadore; Ann, Apple-
ton, for Oporto; Scarbro', Codner, for Newfoundland; Di-
Ketto, for Limerick ; Thorn is and mlary, Gihson,
for Wexford; Speculant, Wessels, Success, --, Snecu-
lanr, Phram, and Johan Magnus, —, tor Gottenburgh.
London, England, 1809-10-17

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

_ _
Oct. 4, litog
THE CO& RTofalligCTOßS of the UNITII3
COMPANY of MECILANTS of E. GLAND Trad-
;try° the EAST INDIES do herely give -Mike,
That a General Court of the ,taid'cootpo will he held at their
Muse fn:. Leadenhall-street, on Weticesday, lbe 1811• instants
front Nine o'Cl6c* in the Morning until Six, in the Evening,
for the Elefilon of a Director of the said Company, in the room
Y-kst Travers, Erg. deceased.

.7/IM6S COBB, /bust. Secretary.

BERWICKSHIRE.
By Authority of Parliament.
HE PUBLIC are most' respeafully informed,
T that MR. KERR's STATISTICAL, AGRICUL,
TURAL,.and POLITICAL SURVEY of BERWICK-
SHIRE, was published this Day, and may be harlot all
the Booksellers in Great Britain, price Thirteen Shillings, ld
Boards.
This is the THIRTY-SIXTH of the correacd County,
Surveys which have been recently printed, uniformly in Oc-
tavo, under the Authority of the Board of Agriculture.
Bridge-street, London, Sept. 120 1809.

This Day was published,
In Octavo, price izs. in boards,. illustrated with a Map of
Spain with the Route of the Army, and a Plan of the
Battle of Corunna.
ANAIIKATIV& of the ,CAMPAIGN of the
' BRITISH ARMY in SPAIN, curninandel by his
Excellency'Sir 10HIN11400 RE, K.B. &C. &c.; authcn-
ticated by Official rapers and Original Letters.
By his Brother, TAMES MOO RE , Esq.
Printed for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. ~

', BRITISH BEFIEIP.
London, England, 1809-12-25

BANKRUPTS.

ames Mucklow, of White-cross-street, St. Luke's, Mid.
dleses, butcher, to surrender lan. 2. 3, and Feb. 3, at ele_
ven.,,at/Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ve.ailer, \Varren•

street, Fit z roy-sq
Thomas Parker and. !oho judge, of Stoken-Chure-h, Ox.
fordshire, timber-dealers, Dec. jo, ian. 6, and Feb. 3, at
twelve, at Guild WI, ondota.... A twrney,

Walt:n-90k, London.
Robert Little, and William Cranston, lateof Hytlae and of
Ashford, Kent, linen-drapers, Dec,. 30, lan, 6, and Yeia3,
at twelve, at Guildliall; London. Attorney, Nina,
Tlirogniorton-street.
Robert Graves, otherwise 'reaves Dysbn, of the Old Foun-
tain, Rosetnary. lane, Middlesex, victualler, Dec. 3a' fan.
6,- and Feb. 3, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Whit-
ton, Great jaines-strcet,'herifuld-row.
Joel john Tanner and feel Tanner, of Ebley, Stonehouse,.
Gloucestershire, blacksmiths arid shear-grinderS, •jan..l,
at tive, 2, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the. King'sl-Afrirs,
Stroud. Attorniei, Mr. Cb-rfstabic, Symond's-lon, Lon-
don ; or Messrs. Newman and Clarke, Stroud.
john Lindsay, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne' cheesemonger,--jan.
2, (6, and Feb. 6, at eleven, at the SnakSlieate Tavern,
Newcastie-upton-Tyne., Attornics,- Messrs. Bell and
Brodrick, 1,30 w-lane, Cheapside, Lonflon ;
mour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. • ,
Horace Sainsbury Cotton, late 'of Cuckfield, Sussex,
schoolmaster, D.:c. 26, at twelve, jan. 17, at eleven, and.
Feb: 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.' Attorney, Mr.
G. Wilford Bulkley, Newman.strect, Oxford-street.
Thomas Vernon; now or late of 'fowcester, NOrthampion-
shire, grocer, and tallow-Chandler, Dec. 27, 28, and Feb.
3, at elevetS, at the White liaise Inn, Towcester. Attor.
cues, Mr. Lovell, Tonrcester; or Messrs. Foulkes and
J,ongdill, Gray's-Inn-lane, . London.
William slowsey the younger, of -Northallerton, Yorkshire,
grocer, jan. 15,16, and 1.e0.3, at t vielve, at the l'own house,:
Stockton, county of -Durham. Attornies, Mr. Richard_
ireman, Yarm, Yorkshire ; or Mr. flexney, Chancery-'
lane, London. ' - •
-Benjamin Waters, of Finch-lane, Landon, and of Holloway,
'Middlesex, .broker, Dec. 2t:1; jars. 13, and Feb. 3, at
at tweiVe, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richings, Ely-

Place.
Cl arles Bennettthe younger,late of Crombie's-row,Coroiner
ciah.row, Middlesex, butlioW of Colchzster-streef, C rule h
cd-fiiars, London, drysafter, Dee: so, lan. 6, at twelve, and
:Feb. 3, at one, at Guildhall; Aitorines; Messrs. Dixon,
Allen,. and Best, Paternoster-row.
dmund Richard Cricheley, of Frog. lane, Isjington, Middle-
sex, lifit-manufacturer, Dec. 30, at twelve, Jan. z, and
Feb. 3-, one. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Toone,
C Laura's- I nn,
floiry Davis, of Sunderland, Durham, but now of \Val_
worth,, Stltle4 , cap-maker, Dec.3o, Jan. 13, and Feb. 3, at
tweiTe, at Guildhall, London. , Attorney, Mr. Isaacs,
Berry-street, Sc. Mary-Axe.
•
London, England, 1809-12-25

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 23. —Arrived the Trimmer,
SPRAGGS, tram Portsmouth; and the 4Clive, HOWE&

from Swanst-a.

, Sailed the Margaret. Jane, GORE, for Guernsey.
Arrived the Crocus sloop of war from Falmouth.
Sailed.the Thais sloop of war for the Weit Indies,
and the Brisk sloop of war on a cruise.

The 'Seaflower sloop of war passed up Channel on
Thursday night; she sailed from Lisbon with a fleet
of 26 sail ; parted company in a tremendous gale of
wind on the 12th inst.

PoßTsmotrra, -DEC. 24.—C-ame in the Friends,
from Dublin, with provisions for this port.
Arrived rhe Charlotte, TIMER, 'apd the Harmony,
ROBINSON, from Sunderland; -alfo,the King Ferry,
KINGWELL, from, Guernsey.

Sailed the Aibion, RICHARDSOig, for Sunderland;
and the Mary, THoMPsoN, for Limerick.

YARMOUTH, DEC. 2:3.—The Stately, of 74 guns,
from the Baltic, hove ia slot yesterday ; Admiral
BER'rzE landed from her, and has set off for London

to-day.

DEAL, DEC. 24.—A fine breeze from the N.E.
is just sprung uiff and the whole of the outward-
bound are under weigh—many of, theta are already
round the South Foreland.

; The Humber armed, ship waits for the ships in

Ramsgate Harbour.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 22.--Arrived the Lord Hobart
packet, in 56 days, from Rio Janeiro.

DOVER, DEC. 2.4.-Mr. PowELL, the Secretary
to the American Minister, arrived here this after
noon, add accompanied by Mr. MAYNz, the Au-
strian Nlessenger, embarked on board the Elizabeth
cutter, which immediately set sail for the coast of
France.

Passed by for London, from Quebec, the Au-
rora, WALKER, and the Henrietta, Capt. PATTER•
soN, with several other vessels.
London, England, 1809-12-25

later:which will be performed a new Comic Pantomime,
called
HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ;
Or, THE HAUNTED WELL.
Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
Clown,. Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Sir Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T. BLANCHARD;
Sir Marmacluke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY ;
COlurnhine, Miss ADAMS ;
Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRISTOW ' •
Fairies, Misses E. H. and S. ADAMS, with Dancing.
Boxes 75. Second Price 35. 6d.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price
2S. Gallery as. Second Price H.—Upper Gallery is.-
The Doors will be opened at ilatif pest Fire, and the Play
laegin at Half past Six.
On Wednesday, The Wheel of Fortune. •
Uri 'Thursday, Eeery Man in his Humour.
London, England, 1809-12-25

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Dsc.2s.

-This day's Market was tolerably well ,supplied
with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in. other
respeds was but indifferent;, Beef, Mutton, Pork,
and Veal are Cheaper than our last report, and the
trade in general sv not over brisk. The sales in
the Haytnarket were somewhat dull. Hay and
Straw sold at last prices; Clover has got up in price.
—We subjoin a correct statement ,of the prices and
number.

To sink the Offal per stone of Rib.,
Beef 45. od. to ss. 4d. Mutton 4s. 4(1. to as. od. Veal ss.
od. to 7s. ed. York 55. od. to 7S di.
litavA 1050. Sheep 6,5 )o.—Caires 12o.—Pigs iyo.
London, England, 1809-12-25

TICKETS and SNARLS are on Sale at all the Offices.
TBISH, who sold in the last. Lottery the 101.
. loving Capital Prizes in Shares,
- A - Zzo,uoo 1 4,6.0 - U - 0Cz0,004
4,19 - I) - 5,000 j 383 - B .. 1,000
830 - A 1,,00 8;o - B - 1,000
548 -D - 501 4,855 - C- . 509
wishes the fortunate Holders of any of the outstanding Shares
to bring them for payment, or to exchange them for Tickets'
and Shares in the New Lottery, which is on the same plan as
the last, 'only with an improved Sch:ne, containing only
5,0:-)o Numbers and Prizes.
Schemes, with particulars; maybe had at either of Bish's
offices; No. 4, Cornhil I, tit- 9, Charing. Cross, where the two
last Prizes of 30,0001. and the last Prize of 25,0001. ever
drawnrwere sold in Shares.

TO 136 SUL") liY AUCTION,
• By Messrs. BALLY and BARTUM,
;itt their Great 11,,0m, Ntilsom-street, in the City of Bath,
on,Monday, the 15th day of I anuary next; at One o'clock
in the afternoon, if not previously disposed of by Private
Contrast, of which Notice wilt befiiven,
AVERY Excellent and well-built DWELLING
HO U 44 feet in front, situate in great Pulteney-
.street, Bath ; and
_comprising on the Ground Floor, a large
Dining.Parlour, ands other Rooms ; on the First Floor, 3
Drawing Rooms ; on the Second 'Floor, 5 Bed Chambers ;
and on the Upper Floor, 8 garrets, with excellent Offices,'
double Coach-house, and large Stable, and replete with
evrry other convenience.
The, whole M. the Premises have been lately fitted up, at
a very considerable expense, and form a most desirable Town
Residence for a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family.
-TA:vat by PriVate Contract, and for a view, apply to
to Mr. Ridpath, Solicitor, Bath, of whom, oe of the Auc•
tioneers, further particulars may be known. Letters to be
post paid.
Bath, Dec. 21, 1809;
London, England, 1809-12-22

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

May 51. Os. od. to 61. os. od. Straw 11. los. od. to zl.ss.
od. Clover 61. os. od. to 71. 75. od.

CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 22.—The fresh arrivals
of Wheat to-day are somewhat considerable, sales
are heavily effedted, and hardly support last prices ;
Barley in large supply, but from the -late demand,
fine nearly maintains its price, other qualities ne
cheaper; Malt likewise; White and. G.ey Pease
lower ; in Beans little variation ; Oats are arrived in
abundance,. mostly from Lincolnshire, and this trade
is quoted about 2s. per quarter cheaper; in Flour
little alteration.
Wheat - 76.; a 92s a to2s
Fine ditto - tosi a tugs
Rye - - scs a 54s
Barley - Os a sss
i 11: it • - - . 72 a bss
White Pease - ;os a 34s
Grey ditto . 52s a 551 s
Beans (old) . Gas a 1)64

Tick Beans (old) scs a sis
Oars -24 s a 28s a 325
Poland citto -34 s a 37s
rotatoe ditto 395 a —s
Rape Seed - 461 a.sai
Flue Flour - gos a gis
Seconds .
London, England, 1809-12-22

STEPHENS V. LYNCH.

Although tire sum for whin this a&ioa was
brought did not exceed tisl. yet it came before a
Special Jury, at the ekperice of the defendant.

The circumstances of the case were these:—De-
fendant having some dealings with a person of the
name of Creedland, and being called upon for the
payment of the surn in question, drew for that
amount on his correspondent, a Mr. Jones, who ac-
cepted his bill, and Mr. Creedland indorsed ie over
to Mr. Stephens, the plaintiff. When the bill be-
came due- it was dishonoured, and Jones since be-
coming bankrupt, the plaintiff brought this aCtion,
as indorsee of the said bill, against the defendant, as
th drawer.

On the plaintiff's part, the above-mentioned Mr.
Creediand, and a lad of the name of Millen, were
called to prove a conversation which they had with
the detendznt about three months after the bili: nod
been dishonoured by Jones, the acceptor. 'wails
conversation the defendant expressed surprize
that Junes had not paid the bill, but tie ddLied, that
if Jones would not, or could not pay it, he should
still consider hini.•elf responsible for the payment,
and would pay it accordingly.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL addvessed the Jury on
behalt of the defendants. He adinited that there A as
such a conversation between the-. detend,:nts and
CreeLtland as that sworn to, but he denied that it
fixed the defendant with the new liability, as at the
time that conversation was stated to have taken place,
he (the defendant) was ignorant that the plaintiff
luau given Jones further indulgence and tune to pay
the bill, hich he actually did do.
Jones, the acceptor, was then called; he, how-
ever, testified, that within ten days of the disho-
now ing of the nAI, he himself acquainted defendant

1 of that tact ;-and with respect to itis having assets in
1 ' hand wilt,n the bill was accepted, his clerk, in set=
tilog his books, bad actually wade the defendant his

debtor to the amount Of 20001.
On his re-examination he said,that it was a mistake
of his.clerk ;-tor that in tact it is now ascertained that
he was. indebted to the defendant 4001. Thi,; man's
e‘idence, however, was such that he found little
credence with the Jury, who found for the plaintiff
the amount of the bill, with interest since it became
due.
London, England, 1809-12-22

BILLINGSGATE WARD.

John Ord, Esq. . . . 6 I
Mr. R. S. Dickens . 6 I
A. Brown
S. Dontford .. .
I
M. Edis 61
S. Heaisay
E. Hanson
* New A,

Mr. Wm. Dunkley .
Vihrt Sudlow ,
*lames Pickard . . .
*Samuel Lowell . .
*Wm. Piper . . . .
*G. King
*Wm. Sampson .
dembers.

ABERDEEN, DEC. 16.—We regret to state a
dreadful accident which occurred during the violence
of the storm yesterday. Between eight and nine
o'clock in the morning, the greater part of the rope
work, lately erected near the links, was blown down
with a tremendous crash, and levelled with the
ground. Of the numerous work people then ern.-
ployed within the building, providentially, the
greater number were in that part which withstood
the fury of the storm, and were thereby enabled to
escape. Those who were in the other part of the
work were buried in its ruins; one boy was killed on
the spot, the foreman and another boy were got out
so severely bruised and mangled, that they are consi-
dered in danger; two others were much bruised, but
are in a favourable way of recovery, and some of the
Other workmen are also variously injured,

LAW REPORI:

COURT OF KING's BENCH. "g.c. r.

BRYANT V. BROWN.

This was an .'ction brought tthe lzin P. against
the defendant, 0 .recover a eatnsi .erase sum of
money, the value of 15 ton of chuese. The plaintiff
sold to tlf.;.' delenCant the cheese in (luestlon, which
was Dutch, and the defendant purchosed h, not from
sample, but under an engagement that it should ix:
.good, sound, and new. It was contended that tbe
whole of it was almo.t. unmarketable, being for thy'
most part unsound, decayed, and o;t1; he therefore
refused to accept it, and the plaintiff consequently
brought this action to compel him to ab.de by his
con tract.

Several witnesses were called on behalf of the
plaintiff, and a great many on the part of the ch.
fendant ; on the one side, to shew that the cheeie
was good and marketable; on the other, to thew
the direct contrary.
The Jury, without much hesitation, found a ver-
did. for the defendant.
London, England, 1809-10-10

COrENT-GAIiDEN THEATRE.

Bow-STREET.—Gist night Mr. Secitt, er-
cer, wts brought before READ, 111:: Sitting Ma-
givrate, charged with behaving in a riotous manner,
in cioent-GarcknTheatre.•

Mr. Brandon wated, that be bad observed Mr.
Scott ,behaving in a very outrageous and riotous inan7
ner in the Boxes of t _Theatre during the lot and
the two preceding, nights, and beim; very attive in
affixing- placards, to the. front nt the boxes„

Another witness coriobora est this statement.--He
was orderd to find bail, hinisT.ll in 4801. and two
sureties in X4Ol. each. •

Mr. Scott was also charged with askaulting two
Gentleinen who were in the box with him, when
the placard was taken from him.
A young Gentleinan of the name of Pat more was
charged with assaulting Solomon Llinds,.who stated,
that he was in the. Pit, and observing a Gentleman
distributing a large quantity of printed papers, he
snatched a parcel from him, when he was beset by
a great number of the audience, and driven into
the Pit passage, at which time Mr.•Patinore strtick
him with his stick on nis hand.. Mr. P. positively
denied the charge, and tie bad only that instant
come in at tidlLplice. Solomon Hinds being posi7
tive ho received the blow from him, .he wasurdered
to find b,it.

.Charles Mitchell, apprentice to Mr. I. P. King,
(tl►e Corupwer) also found Wells, Jo-
se!,li Ray, Jos:ma Trewinnard, and
,Samuel James
Biacklow, for promoting a riot with liarsis and
whistles, were all committed to *prison to take their
trials, for want of baili

SIMMV,••••1•0
London, England, 1809-10-10

12,41 •,10.••
A •

--~- - --

•
To the PROPP,I &TORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES A ND GENTLEMEN,
THE
.s . .
,very favourable Reception 1 have met with
during my Canvass, induces me, again to offer myself,
to your notice upon the present 'vacancy that has occur, ed
in the Diredion of your Affairs by the.' Dotl.4aat lohu
Travers, and earnestly to solit:tt the holiorii.Of your Vote
and Interest on the day of vial lot.
The length of my Sefiice in India,•and a faitlifpl discharge
of my duty to the Company, are the gr6untis on which ',pre-
sume to, entreat, your Support. ; and l beg you to couside? ;Try
past Services as pledges-of the zeal land attention with which.
my EndeaVours shall-be exerted for the pi-, motion'of your ln-.
telests, oliciuld you be pleased to distinguish me by so flat-
tering a mark of your approbation. • •
have the honour'to remain,
Ladies and Gentlemen, •
Your faithful humble Servant,
• 101iN BLAbI.iN TAYLOR.
46, Devonshire Place,
29th Sept. t Soy. -
Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of
London Tavern, where any friendly Cofnmuide4fons will be
thankfully received.
London, England, 1809-10-10

POLICE, •

MANSION.HOUSE, Orrozeß 9.

• BEFORE Tilt:l.9RD MAYOR.

A man; named Roberts, was brought up for exa-
mination; charged with having stolen, on Thursday
last, a chest of ,sduchong tea, from the. India Com-
pany'..s WarehouSe, in Fenchurch-street. A number
of witnesses were examined in support of the charge ;
and from their testimony it appeared, that uthe Pri-
soner, who is a porter," was seen lounging' about the
warehous,e-yard for soeze time on Thursday 'lampoon,
and particularly busy about a box in the office of the
warehouse, where perm i SfOr the-conveyance .6f,teas-
purchased are usually kept. One of the witnesses,
a Servant of the Company, asked him why he con-
6one:it lurking about the yard, and what he wanted ?
The 'Pt isoner said he-canie f.ot a chest of tea, and
produced a'pemit, -The man immediately sought
out the chest -corresponding hi-number with the per-
mit, and delivered into him; and he carned it out
of the yard, although he was interrogated by an
officer at the gate.
The Prisoner, in his defence, told .a simple story,
that he was a porter out of place, who had, fre-
quently been employed in the course of the last
seven years, in' cart.) ing tea from the India Ware-
houses to different dealers, and that. on Thursday a
man with a cart applied to him to take a permit to
the warehouse, and get •for him a chest of. tea,. as the
horse in 'his care was young and restive, awl he-
could not leave him in, the street. Ile accordingly
brought Out the . chest, and delivered it into the cart,
which drove away, and he saw no more of .
A, other man, who is-also-a porter, then came for-
ward,_and proved t hat he saw the •Prisoner on" Thurs-
day, about two o'clock, in Cheapside, with a chest
of souchong tea upon his knot ; that he walked with
.the Prisoner some distance in the street, and con-
versed with bin), and that; the• Prisoner turned down
Ironinonger-lane with-his. load.
-The Prisoner totally detikd the fa&, and he was
remanded for further examination on Wednesday.
London, England, 1809-10-10

house. The only excuse they plead-Sd for thisiwan-
ton cruelty was, that the child 'was so prone to pi.-
lering, that they %ere obliged. to "',resort to • the
severest punishment, in order to prevent her from
coming to the gallows. '
The Magistrate, 'however, • having expressed
becoming indignation at' their brutal conduct,
dered them to be committed for trial, and the Parish
Odicers were boend over to prosecute.. , •
In the course of the day -the mob broke-every
window in the house in Goode-street:

HATToN-GAangtr.-7—Three men in the employ of
Mr, Hurst, at Cow-erOss, tobacco pipe-Maker; 'Were
yesterday charged with combining to leave his ern
:plot-. It appeared from the:statement of. a
,woman
in Mr. Hurst's service, that-the. men (01. the names
of Bre .er, Price, and Orger), had detO.rnintd, with
tio he r man-of_the name of GO....)bed, 'to quit, unless
their pay was advanced from tom-teen-pence 'per
doien to eighteen-pence, st•lnch, they said, was ge-
nerally paid by the masters in th'e.tratte. r. Hurst
also pioved, that the men demanded the increase,
which demand he refused to comply with-; 'that ac-
cordingly- on the 2tith of September they gave 'him
notice to quit, and actualy Abiented themselves da,
the Saturday -following. The regular notice re+:
quired on either side is one Month,
The Magistrates ob:s;.nved, that the offence was of
a serious nature, and informedthel2s,eteuddins that
they must eiU be committed for one Month or

find good bail to answer at the Quarter Sessions,
to which they, might appeal. They accordingly .loutrd

A man in the employ of Mr. Hanley, lessee of.
•the Tvropttce tolls at Potter's. Bar, was chalged,on
an information for demanding and recivitig tne skmi
13. 9d. for the post-horse duty, when,- in point of
fad, it had been • lid. A-M r. Wailei i rfived the
demand, which was itiade by. the. D,,leieciant from
him; when passing through the tali pike., ant, al-
though he spewed the' r,guiar ticket, yet the' De-
fendant- insisted' upon the paynieut, and actually re-
-I.6eiVed it.•

fit his, defence he alleged that he dtd not know
he k. 4 acting wrong, having been strewn by the
_Coniplainant a ticket of a to: rarer day, but the.Ma-
' gistratcs ()Nerved, that the Defendant had written
a receipt. upon the back of the ticket, which was of
the plover date, and he therefore must. e known
he as aeting wrong. They therefore ordered bun
to pay a title of 4Us. WI coifs.
London, England, 1809-03-04

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