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London, England, 1809-11-13

LYCEUM THEATRE.

Underthe Special License of the LORD CHAMBERLAI

• _
Granted for' the present Season to the joint application of
• all -Parties principally interested.
"''HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM-
-1 P...NY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE,
will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 13, 1809.
Perform the Comedy of
' • MAN AND- WIFE.
Lotd.'Austencourt,. Mr. HOLLAND ;
Sir Rowland Austencourt, Mr. POW EL ;
Charles Austenroutt (first time), Mr. WR E NCH ;
Sir Wolloughhy,Worrett, Mr. DOWTON ;
• Abel Grouse, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Mr. Cornelius W.Citdirnus,. Mr..101-INSTONE;;
Lady Worrett. Mrs. HAR LOWE ;
Helen Worrett, Mrs. EDWIN,
(Being her first appearance in that Characaer);
fanny, Miss RAY ;
Tiffany, Mrs. SCOTT F.

- - -
lifter which, compressed into .One AE}, an entirely new
Musical Dramatic Entertaintnent,--called
BRITAIN'S JUBILEE.

The Characters by
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DOWTON,
•
Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. DE CAMP,
Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH,
Miss KELLY, Mrs. ELAND.
- To which will be added, the Comedy of
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Sir-Charles Racket, Mr. HOLLAND;
Drugget, Mr. DOWTON ;
• Woodley, Mr. FISHER ;
Lady Racket, Mrs EDWI N; •
• Mrs. Drugget; Mrs: SPM:K-S.
#,Boxes and places to 'be taken of Mr. Spring, in the pox-
' office, at the Strand main, • .r•wh.as I.IY ais" "'"'`
Privo4:x72Bo3.C'eSS,,,nialgi'nd"tfrriCe-.-3s. —Pit 3s, 6d. Second Price 2s.
second Price is. —Lipper Ga_ller) is. • Second
Qrice 6d-
.-rhe Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per.:
formanee to begin at Half past Six.
• 70-rnorrow, The Suspicious Husband with Britain's fU.
bilee, and NI atrirnon •
on Viejnestl4, lite Belle's Stratagem ; with My- Grand.
mother.
On Thursday, The Cabinet:
new Farce is in rehearsal, klid"wilt be produced in a few
days.
London, England, 1809-11-13

. • MR. .BAR LOVOS CttLUMBIAD.
Thin. day was published,
In an Elegant Voiume, Royal Svo. price iss. in boards,
THE COLUMBIAD ; a Poem, in Tea Books.
By 10EL• BA R LOW, Esq.
'The Subjcas of this Poem are the Discovery, Conquest,
Settlement, and Reulutions of America ; and it has been re-
printed in Londoh, inconsequence of the high 0 pinifai ex-
pressed of its transcendent Merits by some eminent English
Critics, and of e Bcheral. Pleas,ire which was atlbrded to
the Public,, by some Extracts printed in the Monthly Ma-
gazine. •
•London.; Printed for Richard Phillips, Loudon ; and
to be had of all BookselleiS..
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CHESHIRE.
Shortly willbe published,
By T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand,

TOLUNIE the SECOND, PART 11. contain.'
V ing CHESHIRE ; of MACNA BRITANNIA; be.
iiiia*concise Topograp.-.ical Account of the several Counties.
of Great Britain.

ily the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS,:
A.M. F.R.S. F.A. and LS.
PAElArraßodmarton.- Clnucestershire ; and
SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F:R.S. and F.A.S
Keeper of his Majesty's Records in the-Tower of London.
• Handsomely printed in 4to. with numerous Engravings of
Maps, Antiquities, ..e.cc.
A few Copies, on Imperial, Paper, with Proof lmpres.
sions. Also,
Part 111. Containing Views in Cheshire, of Brilannia
Depitaa ;. a series of Views of the most interesting and pic-
turesque objects in Great Britain, engraved from drawings by
Messrs. Hearne, Farington, Smith, Turner, Alexander,
&c. lye. •

These two Works, which illustrate each other, are sold
together, or separate ; they will be continued regularly at
the same periods, arranged in the same manner (the Counties
alphabetically) and printed .on paper of corresponding size
and q ua lity .
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MINING COMPANY

•
HE• WHEAL TAMAR MINES,. at Saltash,
in. Cornwall, offer singular Advantages to those who
prlay be inclined to speculate in such Concerns. The rich
Quality of these Mines, their peculiarly favourable Situation,
render them most valuable Objeets.
Specimens of the Ore and a Map of the Estate and Pie-mises
to be had at Mr,' Wilson's, Agent, No. 6; Wardrobe-place,
Ipoaor's Commons, between the hours of eleven and three.
Letters, post paid.

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SERMONS on SEVERALSUBJECTS, from the
Old Testament. •

JOHN HAMESON,_M,A.

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BRITISH GEORGICS. By JAS. GRAHAME,
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NEW LONDON PHARMACOPEIA.
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mHE PHARMACOPOEIA of the ROYAL
COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS -of LONDON,

184.
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61R FRANCIS BURDETT. the. DUKE of YORK
arid COLONEL WARDLE ! !!

PTHE Friends of Sir Francis Burdett as. well as
those of the HOUSE. of BRUNSWICK. are de,,red
lo peruse the Seventh Number of BLAGDON'S WEEK-
LY P 0 LITI CAL REGISTER, yvhich.will be published
next Wednesday.

It will contain a very extraordinary exposition relative to
Sir Francis Burdett, and a certain Officer, which has never
Yet been made public.
'Second Editions of Nos. 1..11. and I V. Ure now ready:
-Register Offices, No. 76, Fleet-sireet, and 363, Strand.
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This Day.was published, price 2S. 6d

ANEW and IMPROVED GRAMMAR of the
NG 1.11-1 TONGUE; fn the use ot Schools.

. In which the genius of our speech is especially attended to,
and the discoveries ut Hr. Horne Took,, and other Modern
'Writers, on th::: formation of Language, are for the first time
ulcorporated.
By WILLIAM HAZLITT.
Author of an essay on the Principles of Human Aaion,

&c Szc &c.
To which is added,

A New Guide to the English Tongue, in a Letter to W.
F. Milius, author of The School Dictionary. By Edward
Baldwin, Esq.
Printed for M. J 1 Godwin, at the juvenile Library, No.
41, Ski4ner-street, and to be had of all Booksellers.
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'CO BUILDERS, &c.

TO BE LETT on BUILDING EASES,,by. the Wor.-
shipful Company of 1 I<ON MONG E RS, at a General
-Quarterly Court, to he held at Ironmongery-Hall, Fen-
church-street, on Tuesday the 28th of November instant,
at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
ALarge PIECE of GROUND for the Ereaion of
a .NEW S WE ET, to contain Sixty Houses, of the
third rate ; to commtmicate with Ironmonger-row and pid_
street-square,. near Old-street, London.
Proposals for taking such Ground, in distina Lots, of not
less thamtwo Houses in a Lot, at a net Grbund-rent, clear of
all Taxes except the Property Tax, will be received at the
Clerk's Office on or befbre-Saturday the 18th instant, he;
tween the hours of Ten anVwo, where the Plan and Parti-
culars may be seen.
" N.B. T.he Land-tax is redeemec..
T. PE LLATT,. Clerk
Ironmongers'-Hall, Nov. 1, 1809. •
London, England, 1809-08-09

ritIMPER 5275.]

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SALES OF ESTATES, Scc.

COR.- •
`i.() 13E • SOLD IN LOTSNWALL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
00 the :4th day of August. at the Borough. of Saltash, in, the
County of Cornwall,
THE Cornpaa arid very Improvable' FREEHOLD
FARMS, .caIIed•WIVILSCOMBE. cougtvot.-
LARD, TREVOLLARD, anritAG MILL, situate in the
,Parish of St. Stephen by Saltash, and on the Banks,of St.-
:German's River, late the property of JOHN BULLER-, Esq.
*eased ; comprising upwards of 300 Acres of Arable, Mea-
do, and Pasture Land, with a Capital Mansion-house,
Farm-houses, and other Buildings suitable for
.Husbandry,
disttint from Saltash aforesaid only two Miles, about the.
Same distance from St. German's, and froin Plymouth Dock.
about three Miles.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Bla-
mire, No. 3, Lincoln's inn New Square, where Plans of.
thet Estate.may-be seen ; or to Mr. William Foot, Solicitor,
S. Aubyn-street, Plymouth Dock.. . - • - - •
The several Tenants will shew the Premises. .
London, England, 1809-08-09

THE GRAAD EXPEDI7IOIV.

.
(PRIVATE LETTERS.) .
EXTRACTS FRON A LETTER OF AN OFFICER, ON

THE EXPEDITION, DATED

" East Scheldt; August 3.
" The division which landed here met with no
opposition on their landing, owing to so many attacks,
being made on the island at the same time. Every
town in Walcheren is taken except Flushing, which
we are at this motnent bombarding ; but, as we
are intorMed General Muncey has thrown himself
into the place with 4000 ruen, there is a probability.
that it will hold.ont to the last—that kiwevercannot
Le longs. neither shall we wait for it before we pro-
ceed to other operations. Lord Roslyn's Clivisioat
proceeds up the River this day in transports ; they
are direded to debark about twelve miles from Ant-
werp : there we expect hot work, but are anxious to
get on shore, to share and promote the glory of our-
country: The troops_ are in .high spirits and better
condition, if possible, than when we sailed,from the
,chalky cliffs of,, Britain. Middleburg') capitulated.
The 7st regiment took Camvere by storm."

EXTRACT OF A LETTSR, DATED OFF WALCHERENT,

AUGUST 4:

" The fortress of Catnvere stood a furious born-.
bardment before it surrendered, many houses are,
damaged, one completely burnt by Congreve's
rockets. The Island is beautiful, though the wea-,
ther is very bad, which prevents our seeing, it to ad-
vantage. Ramakins must be taken before Flush-
ing.' can be well• attacked. It is reported, that the
Duke D'Abrantes is marching towards Antwerp
with 30,000 men. We are going to join Lord Gard-
ner upon an attack upon Flushing ; the land batteries
Were opened yesterday. evening I could observe the
town on fire ; and from the mast-head, the smoke
is very visible.
" The Frerich fleet are,run up towards Antwerp,
I fear out of our reach at present. Our, small gun-
boats did great execution, only two men were killed
on board theM. . The Royals stormed a battery ita a
most glorious style." •

We regret to state that in the sortie from Flush-
ing Colonel PACK has been badly ‘vounded in the
elbow, and is likely to lcwc -an arm, Very few
Officers have suffered any injury.
We are heartily glad to find that the. town of
Middlebourg surrendered without being bombarded.
If it be like any of the other considerable towns of
the Mich Provinces, it abounds with streets of
houses a.; large and as handsome as 'ours about Gros- •
vetior-square, and rather fresher with respect to ek-,
ternal appearance.. If it be only like the villages, it
may be aspeetacle, in point of cleanliness. All this
being. the produce of hard and long-continued in-
dustry, it would be lamentable to' hear ()f its de-
strudion. .Middlebourginust indeed be a rich town,
for it was long a principal .mart for East and West
India produce, and contained the CHAMBERS that go-
verned those trades. There can•be no doubt, that
whim this place shtll be rendered a depot for Bri-
tish manufactures and colonial produce, it will not
only be immensely
.valuable, as a means of giving
them circulation upon the Continect, but will be
able to pay, by easy,duties, for the expence of gar-
, riigning it.
London, England, 1809-08-09

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 7.—Arrived the French sloop
Dolphin, captured by his Majesty's ship direthusa,
in hqr voyage from Bourdeaux to Senegal, laden with
a cargo of sundries. Soon after her capture, she
was sent into Corunna, where her cargo was landed
and. sold. She has since been employed as a Lten-
der, and is arrived here for the purpose of taking Out
to the Arethusa, the men belonging to that ship, that

have been..serit in here in prizes. .
'Saile.d the Entreprenante, cutter,LieutenantNu.-
LIAIVIS, with a messenger and dispatches for Con-
stantinople; his Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte,
of 38 guns, Capt. TOBIN, for the Lish station ; and
the schooner Patriut,.lausa, for Falmouth, to load
for Lisbon.

Arrived the sloop Hazard, BLUCKETt, from Lis-
bon, laden with wool and fruit, bound to London,
put in' here leaky; and the Orestes sloop 'of war,.
titan the weso,vard.-,

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. B.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Defender, Lieut. BURGOYNS, from a cruize ;
1 Betsey transport,GnaY, from Lisbon; and the Rosina,
--, from Quvbec.

Sailed his- Majesty's ships Christian, Warspite,
Growler, and Guslzawk on a cruize.
The Betsey, GRAY, which arrived this day from
Lisbon, parted company from the fleet, consisting of
about 40, sail, on the 27th ult. under convoy of a
frigate, malty of which bad sustained considerable
injury.in their masts, sails, arc. • •

FALMOIrfH, -AUG. t .—Arrived the Princess Eli-
zal•eih Packet, from Lisbon, and the Duke ve Kent
Packet, from Cadiz ;, both saiied on the 25th ult.

• DEAL, AUG. B.—A rived • from the River, the
Lavinia, KINSMAN, for St. Domingo; Hitteris,
'WiLsoN, for Honduras ; 'HORTON, for
Tobago; Ann, -Cia. rtx, tbr Botany Bay; and the
Britannia, PILE, for the Scheldt.

Sailed the iVereus. Frigate to Poitsmouth:

SHEERNESS, AUG. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's gun-

brig Aggressor.
Sailed the Manly, pal-brig, with a convoy, for the
Coast of Holland.
AUG. 8.--;came into harbour his Majesty's ship
Glutton, and proceeded Up to Chatham to be paid,otf.
ArriVed the Deptford tender, Lieut. ANTRAM, wii h
volunteers and impressed men for the fleet, and:49
prisoners, come home in the West lodiamen.
London, England, 1809-08-09

of eact age ; and a wager betw6e i Yti and ''
'Mr. Read Kemp, whiCh produced the best 00.1 r, as
decided in favour of Mr. Read-Kemp,
Upwards of 1.00 agriculturaliStS and amateurs sat
down to an excellent dinner at the Scar Inn ; on' the -
removal of the 'cloth many *loyal and agricultnral
toasts were -hfiskly circulated after- which - the'
Judges-returned to the field, and awarded the prize;
l'he President, the Earl of Egrentont, as usual, pre*.
seated .a brace of excellent fat blacks foi.the diluter. ,
,His Lordship's beatth was drunk with threelitiao
three.

SURI?EY SPECIAL SESSIONS.

11011SpiONGERLAN1r, AUG. 8.

'Tucker, a bankrupt; was opposed by Mr, Bmf.llow,
.under the 35th clause for obtaining money uticiet
false pretences, The. Learned
.Co,unsel Mated,, that
fur some tinie previous to his bankruptcy, the Pri-,
setter had been carrying on a -systrn ot adcommoda-
Lion notes to a very great extent, and that there were
at present notes ❑npaid to the amount ot - upwards
0f'26,0001. Ivlzitty of these notes had been d►awtn
and accepted by young men and boys under 21 years
ofage ; therefore at...the time of negociating them,
the Prisoner must have been aware he was commit-
ting "an act of. tr.aud, as the bills so accepted were in
tact Worth nothing : these faCts he was instructed to
say he should be able-to prove by letters in the Pri-
soner's hand-writing,. . •

Several letters addressed to Messrs. Winter,
Gril-
let and Co. and others; were then produced, init.! Mr.
Gzillet was called-to prove the band-writing of tho
London, England, 1809-08-09

prisoner._

- Mr. NotAti, on the part of the prisoner, contend-,
ed, that these letters could not be received in evi—
dence, as: they related. to transuttioiis in - which the,
opposing oreditof• had nu snare whatevr-,. and that-
sUch. haul been the decision. of Mr. Serjea-ut'OnsloW
on the first day of the Sesslens.

The Learned CHAIRMAN (Mr. Kendrick), how-.
ever, was of opinion the,deiaining
go into any evidence to estabhsh the trauo, wbctiler
torineeted with big debt or not.

'The -letters were -then read.: They related to a
system of bill transactions between the Prisoner and
several persons in London avid eLsewhere and.'ll;ota
the letters it appealed clearly that they weie accbra-
modation bills. In one of the iNters, addressed to.
'Mr. Jones, Manchester, the Prisoner desires-him to
send some stainps, Numbers 2,3, 4, and 5, _ some
signed by himself; others he was to accept,. and leave
the sums of all Wail k; lie coinplainsOft he difficulty of
..getting.mptiey for them; and from thence inters 'the
necessity of establishing a:.batils. Of theirewn. In4no-
ther.letter, addressed to Messrs, Winter and Co, he
says, " I have inclosed yeu,two hills, drawn by Ayers, ,
on 'Ricker and CO.—one. -for 2041; ar seventy Op,
and, the other for the same som,'at seventy-five (Jays.-
-This Ayers, the Leained Counsel said, lie'could -
prove was no other.person than the. Prisoner's foot--,,
mad. The written instrtsttions from the -Prisoner to
his clerk. were then read,: in which tie dioN:ts hirit
to fill -up the blank signatures with various, sums,
and then let Edward write off the acceptance's, tis
(the Clerk) first 'doing it with a iencil. Tliis Ed-
ward, the Learned Serjeaut said, was achild; who
could not write his .tittryie withotit its ,being first
pencilled for him.-
CLOARMAN WRS tilat, this tu
of Ming up and negociating billS was'clatly.
lug money under false preences.
Mr. NOLAN said, if such were theopinion ref Oa
Bench, he must submit, and' cogs ut to the Pr:-
soner's being reinandcd, sit ct to tine. opiniop of
ttie Court of Licacli,asto the admissibility of
the lettors which had b,:cit lead as evidence': against
him.'

He was then reii.inded, subjea. t 6 the opioion of
the Court of King', .i.iench to be taken 14ext Term,

. . •
•, On Friday evening last, ia consequence of at
formation, fames Wassth,,alLls Kelly; a notorion4
and desperate of ender, was apprehended •at Ltith.
There were found couccaled. in his dollies, three'
silver watches, two dozen silver tea-sk)on..:, one gOld
ring, three gold breast-pins, some watch-chains,
seals, and various shaWls, gownE, &c. • He has been
committed for trial. iii, accomplice untoriunately
made his escal.e.
London, England, 1809-08-09

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED

William 011ivant and Thomas 011ivanti; of Manchester, cot-
ton- mannfaaurers.
john Baillie, of Chanccry-lane, London, stationer.

BANKRUPTS.

Solomon Beck, of Bury-street, Saint Mary-Axe, London,
jeweller, to surrender August. iz, a 6, and Sept. 19, ,at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and
Waller, Spital-square,
Samuel Unwin, of Dicely,Cheshire, shopkeeper, Sept. 14,15,.
and tg, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies,,
ivlr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Hipon, Man-
chester. •

john Ebden, of Newmarket, Suffolk, carpenter, August 24,
at live, 25, and Sept. 19, at eleyen, at the Red Liou, in the
Petty Cury, Canibriu4e. Attorney, Mr. Cooper, Cam-
bridge.
john Shaw, of Wapping-wall, Middleses, . provision-mer-
chant, August 12, 19,'and Sept. 19, at ten,. at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Falcon-square,
London.
Charles Levick, of Fligp-street, Shad well„Middiesex, straw-
hg-nianufaaurer, August 12, 19, , and Sept. 19, at ren,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. l'ucker,'. Bartlett's-build.
inp4 'Whom.
John Alsop'p, of• Winchester, Hants, silk-weaver, August
and Sept. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Kernot, Thayies.lnn.
London, England, 1809-08-09

BUCKS,

BE SOD.
Pursuant to a Decree TO
subsequent L
Order of the High Court
of Chancery' made in a Cause; 13 P,K ESP &R and others
against I NNE S,. het re Mr. Outhwait, of Henley-upon-
Thames, Auitidneer (the Person appointed toi that put.
pose hy Francis'Pairl Stratford Es the Master to whom
the said. Cause-is referred), at' the,Rq. etttion Inn, in Hen_
ley. upon-Thames aforesaid, on Thursday the zist Day of
September, 18,-9, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in
Four separate Lots,
THE F.REEHOLD ndCOPYHOLD ESTATES,
1 late of c.,ionel ALEXANDER INNES, deceaied.;
eonsisting ot a Mansion-house, .with suitable Oat-buildings,
Gardens, Shrubberies, Two Cottages, and about 75 Acres of
Pasture,- Arable, and Woodland, situate at lbstowe, in the
er.unty of Bucks.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Chancery Office,
Southampton-buildings, Chana,ry.-lane, London; pt Mr.
Outhwait, the Auctioneer, at the Red-Lion, itt Henley; and
at the Office of Messrs. Hall and Ross, So rcifors, New Lios.
Well-court, Carey- street, London, where a Plan of the
Estate may be seen. •

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, .
P 4, rscant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made
'n a Cause SHE PHA RD against PLCKHANI, with the
approbation of KHAN ORLI. Esq. one of Hi,. Plasters
Of the said Court, at the Public Szile-Room of the. Court.
i„" Southampton-Building, Chancery-lane, London, on
uesday, the 29th day of August, 1809, at Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon, in Lots,
THE several FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD
ESTATES of JAMES ASH T ON, deceased, the
Testator, named iii the Pleadings of the said Cause, Sis of the several Dwelling-Houses after mentioned,
lialy, No. 76, No. 77, No. 78, and No. 79, in. Wardour-
Ilreetme, Soho ; t, No. 2, and No. 3, in Peter-street,
,„0510.; No. is, Great Saint Andrew's-street, Seven Dials;
'l,O. 38, Devonshire-street ; No. to, Westmoreland street ;
4'lo. 38, Wells-street ; No. 14, LondOn-street ; No. 6, NQ.
7, .and No. 8, Hertford-street, Fitzroy-square ; a Stable and
Coach.house, in London Mews, Fitzroy-square No. 14,
No. 15, No. 16, and No. 17, Anderson's Buildings, City
load, in the County of Middlesex ; No. 5, No. 6, No.
7,
No, 8,
eth No. 9. No.. to, No. 11,- No. 12, No. 13, and. No. 14,
Lamb Walk ; Nc.. 39, Westminster Road, and a Public.•
house at Shad Thames, in the County of Surrey.
Printed Particulars may be had gratis, at the said Master's.
Chambers, in Southainpton-Buildings, Chancery-lane ;of
Mr. Broad, Solicitor, Cook's-court, Carey-court; •of Mr.
ombpr, Solititor, 122, Netter-lane i.and of Mr. Cooper,
'Solicitor, 13, Fitztoy-street, London.
London, England, 1809-08-09

11
Dying,- if drab colour, at 3id. per lb. Ii
it

A yard of drab clot% - 3,i

If woaded to a dark blue, at zs. 'per lb.
Manutcturing and wool - -

2 9

A yard of blue cloth. v 15 Ioi
leaving, at 28s. or even at 245. per yard, .a very suf-
_ficient profit to the manufacturer, draper, &c.,
The annual Agricultnr4 Meeting held here on
.Wednesday last, for awarding prizes and premiums
to the owners of the best stock shown, agreeably to
the Sussex Agricultural Society, was very full• .at-
.tended and the Stock exhibited for 'competition,
exceeded both,in.quality and.quantity, that of any
preceding year since the establishment of the-So-
.
ciety.

In addition to the several prizes awarded by the.
Judges to the successful candidates at the abtAe.
Meeting, a.wager between Mr. C.'ripps, Of Stallions,
and Mr. Auger, .of Eastbourne, which would pro-
duce the best bull, was decided in favour of Mr.
Auger. A sweepstakes between Sir J. Sebright,.Bart.
of Beechwood Park, •.1-ferts, and Mr. Thoinas,
Saxby, of \lorthease, to produce the best one, two,
and three-year old South Down rams, was 'deter-
mined in favour. of ,Sir John Sebright, for the best.
London, England, 1809-08-09

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:PATRIOTIC FUND.
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Conversatioiin with Mrs: Loveden; tried before Lord Ellen_
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LETTER from St NIUEL HARRIS, Esq. one of his
Majesty's lustiees of the Peace for the'Coupty of Haver-
fordwest.

SIR, • Trevaccom, South Wales,. July 29, 2509.
T would be doing you great injasti'ce was I
rot to state to you the' many benefits that have been
derived in my neighbourhood from the use of your Styptic
in the stoppage of Hemorrhages in human beings,'as well as
in the brute creation ; I had no idea till lately that it was
applicable to such cases, in which it has performed such
egnal cures, and particularly in the instances of horses,
which had nearly expired under the cruel and ignorant pre-
tensiolis. of county farriers to the skill of/licking horses ; two
instances of a remarkable: kind have lately occurred when the
ose'Ot the Styptic, tu the great astonishment of every person
present, saved the lives of both, which were despaired of:
in short, -I think no person shoUld be without it, gentlemen
or Ltimers, aud particularly useful as it is in this season of
the year whew the labourer, using the sickle, is so lieble to
wounds and cuts of the most serious nature. In hopes, 5
that this potitieation of the nature of your Styptic may tend
promorethe public benefit, as well as your own advan—
tage as the Inventor of it.

•
- 1 remain, with all respea,
Your obedient humble Servant,'
SAMUEL HARRIS.
Chevalier Ruspini, Pall-Mall. •
London, England, 1809-08-09

I)IG'IDENDS.

Sept. i 6. George Fall and lames Hutchinson, late of Tooley-
street, Southwark, Surrey, brewers, ateleven, at Guild-
hall., .London.
Scot': 2.6. Thomis Rands, of Flampstead,Middlesex, builder,
at. ten, at Guildhall. . • , -
August 29. Elizabeth Stiles, of Dilford, Devonshire, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the bush Tavern, Bristol. •
Sept. 2. William Cuti; of Upper East Smithfield, Middlesex,
cheesemonAer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. Thomas w7v bite, of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher,
at c,ne, at Guiirthall, LOndon,
Nov: t 6 I rederick George I. i7her, of Brighthelmstone; Sus-
sex, book ,eller,-at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
5epr..1.4., Richard Grover, of Town Mailing, Kent, grocer
and shopkeeper, et one, at GuiAtall,- London. -
Nov. 7. lob': Greenwood and iNilltam Grimaldi, of Old
130,d-street, Mi....tlesex, auctioneers, at one, at Gotid-
haW
Nov.-7. William -Wentworth Deschamps, Bennett Steven,
son Mogan, arid l'et,r M‘Taiggart, of Suflbik. lane, Lon-
don, irerchants, at twelve,. Gni i,!:1411.
Nov 7.. Gerinan, of Aldermanbury„ London, hosier,
at we've, at
Nov. r r , Morley, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, wire-
' houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall •
.•.

Sept. 20. Robert I ogg the younger, of New Bond-street,
Middlesex, (Annan= and glass-seller, at ten, at uiLt-
hall.
Sept. 5. John Birchall, of Liverpool, butcher, at eleven, at
the Globe l'avern. Liverpool.
Nuv. 16: Samuel Mi,ses. of Bnhthelmstone, Sussex, linen-
Jr.iper, twelve,.at Guildhall; London.
Sept. S. Charles'lones, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
tie fork Hotel, -Liverpool.
Sept. s Bums, or. Wakefield, Yorkshire, brick-
la) t r ant imiLlcuiAer, at ten, at the Nov .Court hOuse,
aketielri.
. . _ .

Sept..l6.7ltichahl Bruce, of Bartholomew:lane, London,
insurance-broker, at twelve, at
Sept. 23. li,llll aild lohn homas Dcgnall, of
• Upper East Smithrielti, Middlesex, flax - dressers,
,at
twelve, at Guildhall.
October 17.. Henry. J myth, _Thomas and lohn Lascelles, of
'cooley,street, %army, coopers, at twelve, at
Lchition. •
g. John Owen Parr and.Thowas Chase Patrick, late
of Suit:,ik-lane, London, insurance-brokers, at lon, at
Gutttinali.
Sept: 2. 'phomas ilurnphryes, of Cheltenham-place, St.
Geotge's-tiel.is, Surrey, horse.dealcr, at un, at Guild-
hall, London.
August 30. Dryson Moore, of Lenh,--im,lient, late purser'of
the Six Stephen Lutthington East -Indiainati, dealer, at
eleven, at t:uildhalt. . •
Thrrill..; Hull, of Bath, carrier, at eleven, at the
Eleptiant and Castle Inn, Bath.
Sept. 2. loan Parker. of Clithero, Lancashire,-cotton-spin-
ner, at ten, at the 13rownlow's Arms, CB-Thera.
Sept. g. Robert tlesippot Chtswe!l-strcet, near Finsbury-
square, Middlesex, painter and i„lazier,- at ten, at Guild-
hall. •
08ober t 7. losph Waybran and lames Gerrard, of Swan-
street, Mitiorio, London, .corn-faCtors, at twelve, at
Guildhall,
London, England, 1809-08-09

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Philip Norris, of Liverpool, iron-rnerchant, froin August
o !o Sept 4, at ten, at the Globe Tavein, Liverpool.
Frederick Cli,rles Walsh, of the Stranl, Middlesex, chemist
and druggist, from August 5 to Sept. 2.3, at ten, at
,
London, England, 1809-08-09

Royal Wes!ern Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel CommandantHohn Edwards,

. ,
Tn b Lieutenant-Colonel-7(ohn HumTreys,.Fsq..
To he Major—Pryce tones, Etq.
T:., ht.- Captains—Thomas Kinsey, Esq. fohn Davies, Esq.
F.thiia,rel P•ryce,. Esq. Thomas Edmund Marsh, Esq.
Walt,:r Griffithes,, Esq. William Pugh, Esq. Wythen
I, vans, Eiq. lonathan Bunce Anwyl, Esq.
To he Lieurenants—David Evans, ,Gent. • Ambrose Britain,
Gent. Leonard Baugh, Gent. john TaSker Williams,
Gyait. Richard Evans, .Gent.'_ William Brown, Gent.
Leonatcl.Humphreys Baugh, Gent. Roger-Gittins, Gent;
'lviorg:in Davies, Gent.
'To be Quarter-Master—William Hughes, Gent. -
To 'r;:e Surgeon—Hugh Loyd. Gent.
CautnisSions: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the-County of
. . ' • Carmarthen. . . • . .

Royal Carmarthen Fuziliers.
To be 2d Lieutenant—Arthur Lawrence, Gent.
Commissions in the Bedfordshire Regiment of Militia, signed

by the Lord Lieutenant

To be Major--Capt. Thos. Anderson Rudd, vice Gibbard,

resigned:
To be Captain—William Thompson, Esq,
To be Ensign—Robert Patrick Condonne, Gent.

ERRATUM in the Gazette-of the isth duly last.

In the Announcement of James Sydenham, Esq. to be a Com-
missioner for managing Ills Majesty's Revenue of ExciEe,
in the room of James Jackson; Esq. read William Jackson,
Esq.
London, England, 1809-02-07

KING's,TUEATRF.

rirH E GENTRY,
- SCRIBERS to the OPERA are most respectfully
informed•there will be' ivenat this Theatre on Feb. g,
A MASQUERADE.
Tickets of Admission t3s. each, to be had at the Office o
Theatre; of Mr. %Vaud. New Bond-street; and at all the
Masquerade Dresi Warehouse;.
Dominos and Dres;es to be lihd at the Theatre, as
usual.

Vivint Rex ac Regina.
London, England, 1809-02-07

OPERA MASQUEIWR.
ri \VAUD most respectfully informs the Igo-
Centry, and the Public, that he Furbishes
the ItIaRbSHMENTS. and SUPL'Eltat the Qpera House
on Thursday next.
The Gallery Coffee.room. will be opened as a Public Sup.
per-room at Is. 6SI. each Person, exclusive of wines.
Parties.; may ba accommodated with private Supper Rooms
by early application to him,—Tickets of admission, 13. i.
each, my be had in 11Ond.siieet.
Bond-street, Feb. 3, .18a9.

-_--, ~

. UNRivaLED.
REAL BRILLIANT lABAN BLACKING; MADE BY
T. 1111ENI-lAM.
THIS invaluable composition in less time thait
any other will, produce the most brilliant jet,Black
lustre ever beheld, wilt keep the Leather perteelly soft and
Mellow to. the last, will not 9011 the finest linen, is perfectly
free from any unpleasant-sindl,"and will retain its virtue in
npxclin)ate.
bold wholesale and retai his Manufactory, No. 1,
Warwick-street, Cocksintr,oreet, in stone bottles, 64. Is.
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London, England, 1809-06-07

leach Carinthia, since lien. Macdonald with tt mai-
derable corps of the Dalian army has proceeded
from the Italian TyrOl to that part of the German
Tyrol through which General Chasteler has to pass.
LUDWIGSALMG, MAY 21.—The following has
been published here officially
" On the 15th instant it waa announced, that the
eneany was about to make an attempt upon Lintz.
A brigade of infantry, and two regiments of horse
chasseurs, took an advantageous position at Nathan-
ten and Helmansodd on the right bank of the
Danube 'awl the bridge was also "
occupied by Bri-
gadier-deneral Scharfenstein. But the enemy pene-
trating with 5000 men by Gall Neukerchen, and
6000 men by kielmansodd, the'WUrtemburg corps
were obliged to retreat over the bridge.,
" On the tdth the enemy did not advance; but
on the lith, with a greatly superior force, -he at-
tempted to make himself master of Lintz. The
whole army of Bohethia, 26,000 men strong, under
the command of Count Kollowrath, attacked during
the whole day the Wurtemburgh Corps,, wli ich could
hardly send against them a detaChment of 10,000
men, But the M W aur of the urtembergers supplied
the want of numbers.

" At one of the afternoon, the enemy drove in
cur advanced posts as far as Kattbach ; but Colonels
Brunelle and Wolf, with `their battalions, took a vil-
lage by storm which lies on a rock, and covered the
Austrian right wing. The regiments Neubron and
Chull attacked that wing and routed it. The left
wing of the enemy was also attacked, and four can-
nons taken.

" iut while our troops were pursuing the enemy,
ai)other Austrian column endeavoured to cut oil
their communication with Linfz but Major-Gene-
ral Hugel succeded with two battalions of chasseurs,
in ,raining the cmtle of Stcluruch, which is placed.
o ro*, and emu:mods the country. He passed
,the, Auptrian riflemen, and drove the ene-
My'S WI:Mr, MIO r
. h of the enemy consists in four pieces
of caution, 2 Otiicers, and tram 800 to 1000 pri-
soncru ut, war ; but of the latter not mare than
3uo have remained in our hands, for the rest took
anvantage of the darkness of the night, and escaped
itiN (Ito :woods."

IiAANIKFORT, MAY 27.--Ori the 17th, the 'Wir-
teilitaerg dtFision, which was posted' at 'Lintz, had
an :idiot) with an Austrian army of 26;0u0 men,,
wider General CoLLoWRATH,•which came from 80..
bctina, and wanted to take the bridge of Lintz.--
The Wirtembuithers were only 10,000 strong,' but
detested the attempts 'oft the Enemy, and gained
disi Anguished advantages...•-They pursueJ the enemy,
arid took tour' pieces of cannon and WOO. pri-
oduers.

private. Letters from Holland of the 3d have
been received, which speak of the great' Battle in
Moravia as having been advantageous to the Ana-
triallS.
London, England, 1809-04-03

MRS.-CLARKE.
On Saturday, the 6th of April, will be published,
Closely printed on fine paper, in Bvo. price only 3s. 6d, de..
dicated to t;,. L. Wardle, Esq. M.P. (ertib.dlislutl with a
a most striking Likeness of Mrs. Clarke),
`HE AUTHENTIC and IMPARTIAL LIFE
Of Mrs. MARY ANNE CLARKE, containing nume-
rous curious Original Letters of this .celebrated-Lady and ths
Duke of York (never before published), Trout authentic
Sources and Documents of Persons deeply concerned, &c.
disclosing many singular Intrigues and important Fads high-
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FOR SALE,
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at Twelve o'Clock,
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buildings, Chancery-Jane. London,
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Consihting of
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of the said Premises may be i.;cen. •

TIMBER r.)R TIIE KAvy.,
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FIVE Hundred very tine NAVY OAKS, and
Three Hundred COPPICE' OAKS, lying on Bow
Wood Manor,; near llexizes, Chipuenhatn, and Caine.
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bring soo Oaks from Bow Wood. to. Devizes,' distance about
five and six Miles ; Stabling wilt be found them at Devizes,
sf requtred. For particulars apply as. bpve.
London, England, 1809-02-06

POLICE.

A great number of jewellers have lately been rob
bed Of jewellery gOods- to a considerable amount, by
means_ of a person or. persons 'gding into their shops,
and asking to look at different articles, and, by a.,
kind of sleight of band, concealing several under
their Coat-'Sleeves,' &c.
On t hof December; Mr. liilger;jeweller, of ,
Piccadilly, was robbed, of several diamond riligS;7
brilliant rings, and a pearl broach, of very considera-,.
ble value; and-be bad no doubt but the robbery had-:
been perpetrated in the above manner, by. a young
man ut genteel appehrance. _ a _

Inforn-tation w. given at the Public Of:ice, Bow-
stteet,. with a full 'description of his person; and
there was no doubt but it Was the'same man who
commuted a number of similar depredations, but
had appeared in different dresses, to evade the vigi-;
lance of the officers; however; by the exertions of
Donaldson and Smith, he was apprehended, within
thes'e feWr days, in the neighbourhood of Clare-,
market. - 'On Saturday he was brought before ,Mr.,
GRAILAATi and underwent an examination. It-aP"''
peared that .since his confinement his whiskers had
been cut oir, his hair quite altered, and the clothes
that he then had on, made him have the ekadt op'
peatance at a stage coachman, though when lie
taken he was very. genteelly dressed.
, • His name is James Lutve, alias Smith. He wa
`exaniined Upon.
Bilget's charge, and committed
for further-examination..

On Saturday, a Jew of the .name of Joseph, Air:.
of the most notorious farces, or receivers of siole'l
goods, was brought_ before Mr. GRAHAM, by ii•
Limberick, charged on. suspicion- Of .being concerned.
in robbing the house of Admiral Montague, atiPorts—
,,
pouth,, some time since. .On searching his hpuse in
the-city, none of the Admiral's plate was found, but,
a quantity of other plate, with the -Mark,i'erased,
a 11111111)er of papers were found in his cellar,
were stolen from Osborn's Hotel, in the A&lpl}i,t
some tittle since. Be was committed for further ex*,
ruination. -

RESURRECTION MEN.—On,Saturday evening, 45
a party of the Bow-street patrole were upon duty
befwen six and seven o'clock, near the turnpike at
the end ,ot Sc. John-street, they observed a man.
wheeling a barroW, with a large basket in it, covered,
over with a white cloth; so as to giv"e' it the tippear-
anee of clean linen, on its way home from washing.
—The patrole, however, examined the basket, and
found it to contain the corpse of a man, supposed to,
have been buried but a 'few hours, and stolen frotti
IslingtOn thurch7yard. The ttian was brought be-
fore Mr. GRAII AN, when 'he said he had been em-
ployed at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 26 years—that
had been employed by two men.to fetell the has-.
from buf declared he did not Ittioyr,.
the contents, although he had confessed it to the.
tnale. He was committed. .
London, England, 1809-02-06

E4YTI.

A Gentleman arrived in town on Satqrday morn-
ing, having left Port-au-Prince on the 26th 91 No-
vember, three days later thaw the. previous advices
from thence. He,sailed in a vessel called the Carl-
ton, which prOceeded to Gibraltar. 'By, thiS Gen-
tleman we learn, that on the sth the,, President
Petion received diipatches from his General La
Marre, commanding before S t. Marc's, communica ting
the intelligence that he had fallen in with and.inter-
cepted 'an escort of 400 Of ChriitoiAte's troops,
charged with the delivery
.of ;.30,n0u dollars; wall
which it was intended to pay the troops cooped up
in St. Marc's' by the army under La Marre.' The
:whole fell an easy prey, the trobpi were Made pn-
'soners, and the money •secutecL- Ten thoUSand
dollars were immediately distribUted among the
,troops composing Petion's besieging army, under
the Command of La Marre, and the remainder were
deposited in the military chest fur future distribution:,
A few days alter Wards another small party, with
XBOOO
dollars, was also intercepted. This -party,
having been informed of the fate of the 'former, sur,.
.rendered without an attempt at resistance.
This news had inspired the people under the
mild government of Petion with more -than usual
confidence, it having been long before ascertained
that Christophe's troops in St. Marc's had refused
to fight till they had been paid at least a portion of
the sum due to them for their for Mer services.
Through the medium of the American Papers we'
were lately informed that Petion's schooners, which
had been stationed so as to give annoyaneetoSt. Marc's
by sea, had been destroyed by his' antagonist, but
this is now denied. Down to the s.).tith of Novem-
ber no such misfortune had happened, nor was it
dreaded ; on the contrary the vessels which had.
been purchased at Jamaica by the President Petion,
were nearly ready for sea, and when fully equipped
were to proceed to join ehe schooners with which
they were to co-operate; whilst a reinforcement,
consisting of 8000 men, about to leave Port Port-au-
Prince, were to join the army under La Mane. This
appears to have been the real situation of things in
Hayti on the 26th 'of November.
London, England, 1809-08-08

THE KING V. ELIZABETH JAMES.

UNION -HALL, AUG. 7. The Prisoner stood
charged upon the information of D. James, with
having intermarried with him, her former husband,
Wm. Face}, being living.

THE KING V. WM. FAGEY.

This Defendant also stood charged with having
married Eliz. Budd, his former wife, the above-
named Elizabeth James, otherwise Elizabeth Facey,'
being living. This compound case of bigamy came
on before the Magistrates on a former day, under
the following circumstances :
Elizabeth James was brought up, accused with
having married with D. James ; on Which occasion
Wm. Facey was summoned to appear and give evi-
dence against her, as being her first husband. When
lo ! he no sooner presented himself, than he was
himself charged with having married Elizabeth
Budd, the said Elizabeth James, otherwise Eacey,
being alive.

The Magistrates, on that occasion, adjourned the
hearing of both cases till this day. And now
Mr. BARRY attended on behalf- of Wm. Facey,
and was heard at some length against the nature of
the evidence adduced in support of the charge against
his client, which, he contended, did not amount to
legal proof.

Upon this point the Magistrate who presided
thought, with the Counsel, that testimony suffici-
ently legal, did not appear to warrant his committal
for trial, but he appointed another day !or re-exa-
mination. The Defendant, William Facey, was a
military man, and as a soldier and officer bore a gal.,
lam character for upwards of 30 years of steady and
arduous duty. Several officers, and personages of
exalted rank, were in attendance, if necessary, to
give him that charaLier which- his services merited.
He was ordered to be brought up again on Wednes-
day next, when all the parties, parish officers, and
others, concerned in the prosecution, will attend.
The second marriage was stated to have been
celebrated as far back as the year 1795, the Ladies,
consequently are not of that tender age which so
much enhances this offence.

RICHAVDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Joint Contrac-
tors for the present State Lottery, respecttully ac-
quaint the Public, that Tickets and Shares are on
Sale at their Offices, Cornhill and Charing-cross,
London, and by their Agents in the principal towns,
&c. The Scheme is entirely new—Only 5,000
Numbers—All to be drawn in ONE DAY—Four
Ticket's of each Number. The Purchaser* ut a single
- Ticket will gain a Prize of 20;0001. as usual ; of Two
Tickets, 40,0001.; Three Tickets, 60,0001.; or Four
Tickets of the same Number, 80,0001. ; and all
other Prizes in the same proportion. Those who
are partial to particular Num4ers should be early in
their application, to prevent disappointment.
London, England, 1809-08-08

S:tiF

GRAVEt-r.No, AUGUST 6.

Arrived the Courier; M'Donald, and Nlar;7, Stokes., frbui
Savannah ; George, Earl, from tchiladelirlria ; Albion, But-
ler, British Queen, CooNr, Nuty, Su4hrue, and Eclipse,
Zuil, from lamaica; Charlotte and Ann, Bruce, from Mal-
ta lohdParish, —, from Monte Video ; and the Congress,
Clark, from Baltimore. •
Sailed—the Ann, Clark, for Rio fallen.° ; Louisa, Foiger,
for the Cane; Exchange, SIT! th, and Choice, Clark, fur
Oporto ; and the Suliblk, Quincey, for St. Thoncis's.