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The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-19

DIED.

(lithe i'ztl ult. at the Manse of Rosemaellie, County of
Ross, in the 6tst year of his age, and 3titti of his ministry,
the Rev. Alexander Wood, Minister of that Parish.
On the ad of Aitgust, of his wounds, and was buried on
the field of battle, among the heroes of Talavera, in the zist
year of his age,.Captain Rawdon Crca, ot the 87th, Pijrxe
of Wales's-Irish Regiment, and eldest son of Major Nl*Crea,
of the sth Royal Veterin Battalion
On the sto inst. cm her voyage to Madeira, Mrs. Gamble,
wife of John C. Gamble, Esq. of Ricomontl, Y,r inia.
On Wecinesclay list, at the Attorney-General's seat at
'Hayes, Lieutenant-General Alexander Mackenzie Fraser,
M. T. Colonel of the 78th Regiment of Foot
On Thursday last, Mrs. Pontun, wife ot Thomas. Pootor,,
Esq. of Battersea.
on Friday evening, in hiS way from Weymouth to Batli,
Edward ford, Eti. late of Gohien-square, London,
Econ.

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Irish 5 per Cent. shut
4 ter Lent. shut •
pet Cent Red shut
3 per Ct. Cons. 68
Bank L. Ann. shut

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India Stock,

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London, England, 1809-09-19

L'IRTII

an Saturday evening List, in Bedford-place, the Lady of
B. Nimes, Esq. of:Wiliam; Surrey, of a sun.

MARRIIW.

On Monday the t tth inst. Thomas Players, rsq. of The.
pan-Hall, in 'the County of Norfolk, to Miss Dorothy Charlie-
ton.'dauot,r of finster Charleton, Esq. vf Mild) ke, in the
County of NortlVu mbetl and.
London, England, 1809-10-03

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

------
Sept 29, iBc9,
TAB PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1115.1114-
JESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or
before Friday thee q3ll, Day of October next, from -inch Per-
tain as may be willinglo undertake the Supply of BRITISH
and FOREIGN IRON for service. of this Department, for
a period of three years.

Patterns of the A► tickt may 6,-tiirstied, upon application, at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further par-
ticulars., together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secrtla►y's Office, in Pall-Mall, afore_
said any day, between the houri of 'Ten and Fur o'Clock,
where the Proposals 'strict be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed,
"'Proposals for Icon;" hut no Proposal can he admitted
after the said 'sib day of :October, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of
the same day, neiiher will a' Tender be noticed, unless the Party
. making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
• R.. H. CREW, Secreta►y.

This Day was published, in amo. priCe4s.
10111-IARMACOPCEI4 COLLEGII. REGALIS•
NIEDICORUM LONDINENSIS. Ati;ccc.ix.
Veneunt aild.Longmatt, Hurst, Rees, et Orme, Pater-
noster-row.

Ut whom may be had, the Quarto Edition, price ii. 4s. bds.

CERVANTES HOGC'S NEW WORK.
On Monday, October 2, 1809. was published,
Neatly printed, in three vols.. foolscap Svo. embellished-With
Three humorous appropriate Caricatures;
Price il. is. in hoards,

THE SETTING SUN; or,
.oevil. among tile:
11 Placement to which is kled, a new Musical Drama
, .
being a Par Ody on the Beggars tlliera, as lately ailed, with
Universal ecl.it, at the Theatre.Royal, in G lyster ; with
Hints fora 11-I:isquerad,: Iyhileq, on a gratid.scale:
•` Like thieves, surpris'd, whilst they divide the Klatt,
seeming doubtful 'where their safety lies."
D'A;tenant."

London: Printed for T. Hughes, 35, Ludgate:street4
Chappel, Pall Mall ; Gray and Sun, Piccadilly Kirby and
Co. Oxford-street ; Blacklock, Royal EXCliange and %Vll—
stal, Royal txclinge.
London, England, 1809-10-03

BRITISH RLI7E

In pursuance of our avowed intention-to-W:4 _lla,
tiLe ativ To.itical of litre any, whic,hinay,
deserve public attention, we deem it proivc,io
yert again to Tug Q.UARTMILY REVaOillica-
tion that is entitled to .general apprt..bation and sup-
por, for its laedanle tendency, as well as its intrinsic
merit. We know there is a fund of good sense and
loAty in the people or this • country, and therefore
we can have little doubt that a work c:hiefly intend-
ed to counteract the pernicioOs ictiuence of a publi-
cation of the sam.• oature, characterized as much by
democratic subtlety, as by extr,rne arrogance and self-
conceit, though ceitainly not devoid Of infOrniation
,Ind we have little doubt, we say, that the
good sense and loyalty of die people:Vvilt -induce them
to Ntronize a work calculated to check • the ()Fero-
lion of the publication alluded to ; and' Hence- we
predict a warm proteetion of TIIE CIU A liT4-11.1.Y RE-

lEW.
We now resume
.our. Extra Ct.. from it-451:•ent6tians
on the " Narative of the CLinipaign of the British
Army in Spain, commanded. by Sr'i JOINT MOORS,
K. B. &c. authenticated by official.- Papers and origi-
nal Letters by JAMgS MOORE, )::sq."

It was natural that our Minister at Aranjuez,
posed as he was to the daily solicitations of the Span-
ish Government, witnessing the difficulties by which
they are assailed on all sides, conscious of the anxie-
ty of his own Court that an auxiliary army; which
hid been fitted out_and carried into Spain, after

much effort, and at an enormous expense, should
become available in the hour Of Spanish distress ;

and aware of the impression which its success or.
tailore might produce on the Cabinets of all Europe,
should consider its proposed retreat from the only
scene ofatition on which British valour LA an op-

portunity of exerting itself, as too hurtful and igno-
minious to be palliated by any apprehensions of an-
London, England, 1809-10-03

THE TAILOR AAD LAWYER.

An honest industrious .tailor in London had the
~
misfortune to have in his books a number of ~Inall.
debts which had been of long standing, and winds
he could very ill afford to lose. He made an aplili-,
cation to an attorney on the subject, who undenunk.
the recovery of the money, Alter a considerable
time, Snip applied to the lawyer, to know What
measure of success he had had, in expedati(u of
receiving some money ; instead of which, however,.
he was presented with a bill as long as his arm,
,Con
taining almost innumerable items, the gross amount
of which exceeded the tailor's debts, and in :.iddition.
to their loss, left him greatly in arrear. .After fre-
quent applications to the attorney, he at length ob 7
tained his consent to make him a suit of clothes,
which, • when completed, be delivered to itim,, and,
also presented him with the following bill. He had
contrived the amount to be about the same as the
professional gentleman's charge, against which he
intended it as a set-off:—
Z. S. D-
To mounting and taking orders for a suit of clothes 0 • 6 g
Warrant and instructions to my foreman for exe-
cuting the same - - - - o 6 g
Going thr:e furies to the woollen-draper - o 10
Pecs m the woollen-draper - - 4 4
Cutting outAhe Moth - . - o 6 '
Materials tot k7orkiitg, - . 1 Ic'
Try , it the suit - i.
- o 13 4
Altt dons and Amendments - - 1 S !
- Entering it in :lit nay-book . - 010 6
Posting it in my ledger . - - o 6 g
Engrossing tht same . - - • 13 4
Writing ti, the huttun-merchant - - •6 g
Filing his declaration, r6slicets - - 0 16 a
Fees to utton-tnercliant - - - 2 12 a
Removing the suit from my house to C; ray's Inn I Ir+
Removing it by certiorari from Gray's Inn to Sur-
rey (at your country house) -
Writing out a receipt, With a stamp
.-Filing the same . - -
Strvict of the same - •

6
o 12
O 6 6
o c efr
• 0

Ditto eight times more •

4', 6 41

" Every body should try," was the concluding
Observation of George Alexander Steevens, in (I,oc
part of bis Lecture on Heads wherein he destrilie.
the reasons why people adventure in LW, e,f‘e
" Somebody, says he) must get the great Prizes:,
As " Nobody knows who," and " Anybody nlaY,':
Everybody should try,"—ln the present Lottery'
Everybody seems inclined to take his advice, but ag
the whole is to be drawn in one day, if Anybody'
delays, it is a great chance but Somebody will'`
too late.

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVISEIVD, OCTOBER I.

*Arrived—the Brothers, Phillips, Hope, Hunter, Bailers.
Clapeton, Sanderson, Sanderson, and Friendship, Hun:ble,
from Quebec; loltanna, Warris, front St. Üb's ;
from Gibraltar; Vestal, Orton, Charming 10114
Manning, Hope, Levid, and, Lively, Ilarvy, from Hondo-
raS ; Union, einknev, from St. loseph's island ; Pontona.
Lloyd, front Sr; kitt's ; Commerce, Harper, nom NeW
Brunswick ; and the Mary, Bradley, trout Seville.
Good Intent, Ali.u, for jersey ; Helena,
Brine, tor Cadiz.; and tire Thames, Cooper. for Halifax.
London, England, 1809-10-03

di,tance of eight or ten leagues, there to be
)uried in their grand morai, or place of worship."

L
On the 14th of March, 40 or 50 canoes, with .`2O to
30 men in each, arrived from other parts of Hub,?ine,
to ..11.1.ray, at which the Chief Oinal commands, t,)
lmlti a.consultation on the subject of the Bolobolams
-refusing to pay their yearly tribute, which was
uspallw paid in swine ; and which refusal, it was
supposed,would be productive of an immediate war.
disinasted brig mentioned last Sunday to be
in sight off the Heais, proved to be the Bon Cida-
detlo, from Polo Penang, the 3d of March, in ballast
tor the Fej.-es, to procure a cargo of sandal wood.--
She was dismasted six weeks ago, on her passage
thither ; since which, the C,p;ain, Mr. Dernaria,
tOritncrly master of the &ado, -ied of an old corn-
plaint ; and the chief mate, the only remaining Eu-
ropean on board, died after she was boarded on Sun-
day list by the Endeavour.
The above vessel was it. wed in by his Majesty's
colonial schooner.Estramin the su,plies taken by.
which were truly acceptable, as the brig had been
. beating about this coast for upwards of a month, in
a dismasted and a distressed state.
London, England, 1809-10-03

D.'fr.D.

- - -
On Sunday last, at his house, Newick Park, Susses, Sit
Elijah lmpey, Bart.
On Wednesday, Mr. Beer, of Taunton. His death W
occasioned by failing from the top to the bottom of the stair,
of the. Swan Inn, where he had met a few tnends on the Mon
day preceding. -
`On Thursday last, at Reading,
.fohn Pulley, sett. F.sq.
On Sunday se'nnight, at the house of his uncle Major
Heron, Portland-place, Bath, Joseph Furtescue, Esq. ill tlic
19th year of his age.
The same day, in Pennet.street, Miss Ellis, sister of Fran-
cis Ellis, Esq. of Somerset-place, Bath.
On Tues,iay the igth Wt. suddenly, the Rev. Edmund'
Gappers, Rector of uniriton-Adam and Kennon Mande-
field, and one of His Majesty's fustices of the Peace for SO'
mersetshire.
chi ednesday the 2,3 th ult. at Brecon, Mary Ann, wife
of Coarles Claude Clifton, Esq. fats CaPtai.n.in the Ko2ok
Artillery.
On Friday the 29th ult. at Brighton, in the 7th year of her
2ge, Miss Mary Anne Ogilvie, the daughter of jatnes Ogil
vie, Eby. of W vibe. k • street.
Lately, at Shtron, near York, aged too sears, Si.sanna,
Right. She had .seven at whciii six are now
at an advanced age.

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YEITE

Sank Stock, shut
avy S pci (vnt. 99A
Irish 5 per Cent; shut
4 per Cent. shut
pe:. Cent. Red. shut •
.N3iper 68
bank L. A!ai. shut

DAY.

India Stock,
Inoia Bonds, 231. tic. pr.
12.5. 6s. 55. Pi'
On-innno,
I.lnperii.kl 3 pet Cent. 67
Cons. for Acc.ount, 6S 4
London, England, 1809-10-03

MARRIA-D.

On Wednesday, at 'Weymouth, the Rev. Lewis Clutter—
buck, ot Newark Park; Gloucesterslure, to Frances, second
v".
daughter of Edward Elton, Esq. of Gloucester-place, Lou.
don. ,
On Thursday last, at Bath, Mr. Thomas Hamilton, iloolc7,
seller, of Paternoster-row, to Miss Ann Macplicrs9gl9
Fleet-street.
Yesterday, the Rev. George Parry Marriott, of Gre4
Baddow, in the County of Essex, to Miss Jane Eax, daugh—
ter of john flax, Esq. of the same place.
London, England, 1809-09-26

EXTRACT OIL A LETTER.

" BUENOS Ames, AUG. B.—A new Viceroy has
arrived at Buenos Ayres to succeed General Liniers,
who has retired to Mendoza, a town about goo miles
up the country.
General Liniers had orders from the Supreme
Junta to, repair to Spain, to answer charges brought
against:liiin:by Gen. Elio, Governor of Monte Vi-
deo.; iant on resigning his office, he insisted on nor
going to that county till its situation was in a mar°
settled state than at present.
All the Creoles or natives of the country-;are
wholly in favour of General Liniers ; he has cos-
banded the different regiments from Old Spain, and
taken the natives in their room, which caused' much
jealousy on the part of the Old Spaniards, whop
taking advantage of the circumstance, alleged of his
ladybeing
agre,rv‘a•eisiet a
stknownron s
party against him.'
Frenchat greatly ruled
x tra in6l 'bolus , contrivede°lidtet b toy a
" This Lady, on the news of the new Vice King's
arrival, and dreading insults from the public, thought
proper to take her passage on board the English
gun-brig Steady,
,for Rio de Janiero, accompanied
by the rest of her family ; it is said that she has
taken the whole of her property with her.
";The new Vice King has been invested with more
abscritite authority than any of his predecessors, he has
even got the power of life and death in his, own
hands.

On an application from the British merchants
at Monte Video, to know in what • manner com-
merce shall in future be carried on, he has positively
declared that he has been commanded to put a stoP
to all smuggling in the River Plate, in con,equence
of which the coast is doubly guarded, and boi-
ness is at a stand there as well as on the oi)Pcbi(e

coasts.
"A new Governor has also arrived for Nl49llte
Video, and General Elio was appointed Comilla "d 't)t
of the troops at Buenos Ayres, but, on aceoui.t
their dislike towards him he has been contioue.l "Y
the Vidcroy in his situation of Governor, and the
othvr has got the ccmroand of the twee at Eideilos
Ayrea."
London, England, 1809-09-26

NUMBER 5316.]

LYCEUM THEATRE.

tinder the Special License ot the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,.

For the present Season
Granted to the joint application of all Parties principally
intelested.

rrHIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Sept. 26, t so%
their Majesties' Servants, forming the COMPANY of
the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, will perform a Co-
Aedy, called

'JOHN BULL -
Or, AN ENGI.ISHMAN's PIPE-SIDE,
peregrine;'- Mr. EYRE ;
The Han. Mr. Shutfietori., Mr, DE CAMP ;
Earl of Fitzhalaam,' Mr, HADDOCKS ;
.Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr. PEN LE Y ;
job Thornberry,. Jr. DO WTON ;
OXIsERRY ,
(Being his first appearance in that Charaaer);
Frank Rochdaje, Mi. HO LI.AINJJ) ;
john- Burr,' Mr:,•:WEWITZERK;
Dennis Brulgrackler3:l lblr. W A LIDXot.
permisSion of the Propiferors of the Tlieatre
, • .Coyent-sanlen),; • •
Lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN
Mary,Thornherry,'. Miss RAY;
Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS.

. . , • . •
To which will he added, tic Musical Entertainnient of
ROSINA.
Mr. Belville, NI!. PHILIPPS - •
Captain Belville, Mr. HORN:
"(Being their first appearance in those Characters ;)
tv il ham, Nlit, KEL LY ;
. , Rustic, Mr: MLE LER. ;
. .
. ' Irishmen, Mr. SMITH and \lr. FISHER.
. Rosina, 'Mrs: BISHOP ;
Dorcas. Nits. SP iN BKS ;
Phcebe, Nits. BLAND.
115 .es and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box.
Office, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had
Private Boxes nightly. • . . .
Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d Second Price as.,—
Gallery as. SeCond Price is. —Upper Gallery Is. Second
Price 6d.
'the Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and'tbe Per..
forjnance to begin at Half past Six.
To-Morrow. a Comic Opera ; with Fortune's Frolic.
.
*** 'rho Public art. respectfuVy innarmed, that Mrs Ed-
%yin, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is engaged at . this
The4tfe, and will make her first appearance in a few days..
5,

ST. T9OMAS's HOSPITAL.

vi R. CLINE and Mr...A.STLEY COOPER will
begin their CUURSE Of ANATOMICAL ind SUR—
GICAL LECTURES, on MONDAY NEXT, the zd of
Odobet,•at Two O4Cltick;- • -
London, England, 1809-09-26

observe what is ordered ,with respe& to the sick who

are to be received into the hospital. This Order
shall be read in front of the colours with the cus-
tomary ,formalities, and the Chiefs of the several
corps shall take care that the preceding Articles are
punaually carried into effe&.

FRANCISCO DR EGUIRA

" Head•cluarters, Delitsoa, Aug. 29th."

MAILS.
Arta tvzn—t Dublin. Do E—3 Gottenburgit, i Malta,
r Cadiz, z Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS

THIS DAY AT TVIIL.VE O'CLOCK.

Consols ----- 7 . -,681i

THE SUN.

St.:LEM RUTS DICTR6 FALgUIA

L 0 ND 0 IV,
TUESDAY, SCPTF:MBER 'el, 1809.

Some of our Contemporaries have amused them-
selves and their Readers with Ministerial arrange .-1
meats, _fat which they can have no authority what-
ever. We stated yesterday that Messages had been
sent to Lords GRENVILLE and GREY and um 1 their
Answers shall have been received, of course no de-
finitive arrangement can take place. It has been
stated that some other Members of toe present
Cabinet will resign, an event which we consider by
no means as improbable .; but we feel it our duty,
' under the , present circumstances, to abstain from
speculations founded upon vague,conjeaure. We
are happy, however, to have it in our power to cond.
tradid the report of the resignation of Lord Hax•
ROWEY j .that Nobleman has not resigned, and we
only regr:t that his state of health deprives the coun-
try of his services in a more efficient situation.

Last night we received Spanish and Portuguese

Papers, the former to the 7th, and the latter to the
17th inst.. The British head-quarters were still.at
Badajoz. The report of the defeat of,Marshal Sot:Lr
by General MENDAZABAL, was current at Lisbon,
but we fear, it is without foundation,

Mr. CANNING, we are happy to state, continues
daily to recover; he, however, suffered a greater cie,
gree of pain last night than.he has done since he re.
, - •
,ceivecl the wound, but it was not accompanied with
any fever, or with any symptom that can be contd.-.
dered of an unfavourable nature. • -

Ey The last accounts from Weymouth; her Royal
Highness Princess AMELIA is fast recovering from.
her late illness. Occasionally, when tbe weather
permits, her Royal Highness goes ,on board. the
Royal yacht, wilielvexcursions, it is.supposed, have
tended much to the improvement of her health.
The disputes between the civil and military au•
thorities at the Madras Presidency, it appears were
not, on the loth of May, terminated• by the removal
of General IVVDow4r,.I., and the suspension of Major
BOLES (which happeued so long ago as the 31St of
January), but that the dismissal of Officers still con-
tinued. The ostensible cause of the present differ-
epees was the appeal of Colonel Masao, the Quar-
ter-Master-General, from his commanding Orti,:er'3
intention of bringing him before a Court-Martial,
to the Civil Powers of the Presidency ; and this aP'"
peal produced the dismissal. of the Coturnander in
Chief. _

The troops lately entbarked at Portsmouth, and
intended
.to reinforce uur Ar►oy in Portugal, are still
on board the transports, wind•bound, at Cowes and
Yarmouth Roads, in the Isle of Wight.
London, England, 1809-09-26

UNITED KINGDOM.

Ait with Vigour, and the Enemy shrinks back dismayed.
If you remain languid and do not adopt the most vigorous
measures, the rebels will advance upon us whh redoubled
•
fury'."—Marcus Cato.

There is something so striking in the Events of the Roman
History, that every reflecting mind must contemplate them
with awe, 'astonishment, and admiration.—ln the time of
uiius Caesar, thF Roman Empire was at onco an object of
envy and dread tb surrounding Nations ; . but when in the
zenith of her Glory, while she sent forth her unconquerable
legions to repel aggression and to protect the property of her
virtuous Citizens, her bosom was lacerated by the malignant
and seditious efforts of a Horde of Wretches, the refuse and
the disgrace of that community amongst which th 4 existed.
Gentlemen, what Itome once was, Britain now is. —We
are the Lineal Descendants of those Masters of the World;
Wand.o-r Actions prove that we are worthy of that Honour.
Observe the proud pre-eminence which we. have attained, by
our National Bravery and our General Virtue. The Universe
is equally impressed with awe at our Invincible Valour, and
admiration at our adherence to justice, yet blending that 'lS-
tice with mercy. But we, like our immortal ancestors, while
expending our blood and treasure in behalf of all that men
hold dear—while we are consider.od as the. only Nation that
can restore, front the most horrible Despotism, the abject
Millions who have sunk beneath its Fangs —while our sacred
Isle is acknowledged as the only Refuge of the Great. tne
pressed, the Destitute, and the Untiirtunate, who have, in
vain, endeavoured to resist the overwhehning Torrent—whoe
all these fads are acknowledged by the Civilized World, we
find ourselves annoyed. and the Minds of tits Weak and Dis-
satisfied
of a'Set of Beings, for ‘viloin Conspirators would be too-li.
beral
The Ancients, ho'wever, possessed an advantage which sve
seem to have denied ourselves. In times of Public
non, when the Minds.of the ,People were corrupted by the
artifices :of .designing elevated
cim
evateiadlp(itriilk
and acknowled,.ed Talents stood t
of their Country; by their 'Public Aneals and OE4.
London, England, 1809-09-26

"SWF At,' ,1

CR'AVESEND, SEPTEMBER 24.
Arriveii—theimand Castie, [lodges; from Quebec.

• BIRTH.
On Sunday last,: Ole Lady 9f John Trower, Esq. of Berke..
16.-sfuire, of a Sun.

ARR IRP.

On Saturday last, at Newark, in NOttingharnshire, George,
third •son of Charles P. Wilkinson, Esq. ut flighbury, to
Elizabeth:Cecilia Mary Broadhurst. '

The same morning, at St. Martin's Church, Mr., Frederick
Waller, of Fleet street, to Miss Aisne Westcott, of Long.
acre.
London, England, 1809-03-28

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVISIND. MARCH 26.
Arrived—La Bueno Fee, —, from Bilboa ; Rover, Her-
bert, from Cibraltar ; jean,' Patterson, from f...slion ;
cy, Armstrong, from St. Übe's ; Mary Ann, StantivOitl4
and Triton, Wright, from Oporto ; Meyburn, Stonehouse.,
La lan.c Laure, Mary, Mitidleyard,
itrocklesby, and Ceorgiana, Saiit i, front Rio Janeiro; Fran.
cis, Appleby, from Bermuda ; Stirinani, Hyndman, from
Surinam; and the.Mitrquis t. irnwilllis, Simpson. from Lis-
bon.
Sailed—the Fairy, Haskatt, for Malta; Britannia, Lamb,
for Halifax; and the Zephyr, Wilkinson, • for. Rio. Janeiro.
London, England, 1809-03-28

ffIRTBS,

Lately, at Hamilton-place, the Countess of Cork, of a
Son.
On the 14thirist. at Logic, theta(ly ot Thomas Kinlock,
Esq. of Kilrie, of a Daughter. !, „.
On Thursday last, at his house in Charlotte-street, Ecd-
RMI-square, the Lady of George CourthOrpe, Ls.;. ot a
Daughter. . - '
On sunaay the: 26th inst. at 'Robert Williams's, Tsq.
Moor:Park, Bert's, the' Lady of 'John Calmat
Esq. of a Daughter.
The same day, in Percy-street, Mrs; lames. Hume, of a
Son.
' „,. .
Yesterciiii the Lady of M. Gilmore, Esq, of Finsbury.
square, of aSon.
The same day, the Lady of 1. R. Whitefoord,' Esq. ota
Son.. . .
London, England, 1809-10-04

TO THE DEFECTIVE SHAPES.

JGIRARDET, No. 15, Great 'Castle-street, Ca-
• vendisti-squate; deeply impressed with Gratitude for
the distinguished PreferenLe and AppiOation lie has received
from the Nobility and Gentry, iyiappy ,again to intos„,
them, that he c inttnues to cur: the Distorted ,:pine, and all
di'siortiriS in the Hum Frame of br•th Sevs, ‘vitti the tit.
most ease, safety, and Success by the Assistance of his PA-
TENT .A P'PA RATUS S f A VS, arid without any d.sagree-
able Pressure or Restraint at Motion ;• and `t•; their great Ad-
vantage all the time the Cure is performing, the most de-
formed Peron will appear straight without any . padding
whatever.
No further Particulars need here'be menehmetl, only that
1. G.'s Invention is recorninendedbyithe first Medical 'G n. -
tlern,n, as the only Invention that can he of any use lo De-
firmed Per;ons ; henceforward, those who are afilttied may
properly a;ipr ciate the 13netit of his Invention, and avail
-thernseivesot the powerful Means of restoring their own '
mess; and ~to prevent these miisfortunes above menti JoCtl,
1 G .recommends to Parents atidG hardians his Paraclet tays,
for the Improvement of the Growth of Young Persons, who
~frequently, for want of proper appli nee and support, have
a tedlei,cy to grow out of Shape, as the -astonishing Success
he has experienced 'with it coat les him to pledge Isis Word
for its great Utility in keeping the Htdilati Frameni good
Form,' with ease, elegance, and comfort to-the Wearer.
also recommends to the Atte: tion of the Ladies,.his
m let admired Long Stays,
_which, .for, pleasing..v%ear and
.'some display, is matchleis in the Metropolis.
Mrs.- Girardet attends those Ladies wit) Wish their own sex
London, England, 1809-10-04

NAVAL _N EWS.

PLYMOUTH, OC.T. 2.,--Went up the harbour to I)*
repaired, his Majesty's ships Captain and Tennant,
of 74 guns each.
Arrived the ship Surrey, JOHN. KENNIER, Master,
from the Bay of Honduras, laden with mahogany
and Inwood, bound to London, put in here for con,,
voy ; sailed the Ist of August, in company with a
fleet, consisting of to sail, under convoy of his Ma.
jesty's ship Joht ; parted with the convoy on the
4th ult. Also arrived his Majesty's ship Thais, from
Portsmouth ; the brig General Wellington and Rope,
NETHER WOOD, from London.

Sailed the Orestes sloop of v.,rar on a cruize 3 his
Majesty's ship Swallow, with a convoy to the west-
ward 3 'and the Jemima, WILLIAMS, from Cork.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Hussar from Ports-

mouth.

POP.TECIOUTII, OCT. 3.—Came in ti.is day the,
Lively frigate, with a convoy of about 20 bail of
merchant ships, from the Downs.

Arrived the Northumberland, Rolinson, Dido, Taylor,
IV4riner, Kid, Liberty, Elenor, Commerce, Pitt, from Sun.
derland ; the Portsmouth, Burd,ham, Mary, Harvey, and

Fox, Pervin, trout London ; and the Branchley, from New—

castle.

The Persian gun-brig takes convoy to the DOWOg;
Came into*the ITarhour this day the Monarch, of

74 guns.
Sai►ed his Majesty's ship Dryad to the westward
the ,oat schooner, and Clialfervr gun-brig, with
London, England, 1809-09-21

NEXT MONTH.

CWIFT and Co. Joint Contractors With Gover-
nment for the present ST AT F. LOTTERY, respethully
itil.Orm the Public that TICKETS and SHARES are on
Sale, in great variety, at their Otlices,
No. rr, POULTRY,
.No. iz, CHARING-CROSS,
No. 35, A LDGATE 111C4I STREET.
The Scheme of this Lottery is entirely new, and has
therto received the'most unqualified approbation ; there are
onlyseboo lumbers in the Lottery, and the whose will be
DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
The zoth,olNext Month, when tile following CAPITAL
PRlZESfmust be distributed among the fortunate Pur-
chasers, viz.

4 - - - of - - - ,C 24,000
44 - - - -- - 25,0000: i 0
et 8
... ... ?..1.. - ,C ;,00c)
_ coo
_ Besides the infarior Prizesl:d tool. 501. 42c, as u5,,,1.
This Lottery also presents the opportunicy never before
of:l:red to the Public, (Joining the immense Surns of so,oool.
60,0001. or 40,0001. by the purchase of One Number only..

This Day was published,

A New Edition, in Two Vols. Oaavo, with an elegant Haad
of the Author, and other Plates; price 45. boards,

THE REMAINS of HENRY KIRKE WHITE,
of Nott►ngham, late ofS t. John's College, Cambridge;
with an Account of his Life, by Robert Southey.
}'fated for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe Longman, Hurst,
iteeb, and Orme, London ; and 1. Dii,hton, '1•. Barrett, and
I. Nicholson, 'Cambridge.

This Day was published, price 2S. 63..

ALETTER addressed to the Right Honourable
the LORD MAYOR, on th.• subject of G EN ERAL
bll DICAL RE LI ET to the DISEASED P(tOR of
CITY or LONDON ; with an Appendix, containing Ex-
tracis from the Records of the City Dispensary, ecc.

By LAMES AMUSE Jun. Esq.
Secretary to the City Dispensary,

Printed for the Author, by the Philanthropic Society, St.
George's-fields ; and sold by I. M. Richard,oo, NQ. 23,
Corahill, opposite to the Royal Exchasge.
London, England, 1809-09-21

TRANSPORT OFFICE,

. September 7, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS for conduthng His
MAYESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen,. and for the Care and Custcdy
of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That; they will be
slag', at this Office, on Tuesday the 26th of Septeinber,-18,L9,
to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be
willing to conlrabi for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of
WAR, WAR, in Sickness,. at Norman Crais, for Six Months certain,
from the Lit of November next.

No Tender will be received alter One. o'clock on the Day'ol
Treaty; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for
personally intend. Each Tender must be acc.mpalied by a Letter
from two reaper able Persons engaging- to become bound .with the
Person tendering, in the Sum of sool.• far the due performance
al the Contract,

Fartbe) Particulars may be known by applying at Ibis Office,
or to Captain Press/and, No-man Crncs.

TReiNSPORT-UtFICE,

- Sept. 14, ,5.,.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Condu67.ing His
Am 'ESTI": TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of Sick and Munded Seamen,' and for the Care and Custody
of Priuners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be
ready a? this Office, an,Tuesa'ay the rah Oaober, 1869, to re..
tense sealed readers, and treat' with such Persons as may be will-
ing to eontrati for Prisrvers of War in Health, at
Portamuuth, far Six Month; certain, from the Ist December
London, England, 1809-09-21

next.

No Ttratr w!!! h: One b'l2l:. cit.' on the Day pf
Treaty, nor ary noticed, mr:less the Party, or an Agent for_ him,
personally attend. Each Tender mu.t be accompanied by a Letter
from two re.cia..z%le Per.vmr engaging to become &and With the
Person tendering, in the Sum of zocrol. for tbe,due performance of
the ContraH.

Farthtr e.irticulars may be knorn, 1:y applying at ibis Office,

Cr lo Captitiftl

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

. .
NEVER was a greater sent to a fond P-
arent than the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP
tor Children cutting. their Teeth. - It iiinnediately relieves
their agonizing plin, and quickly brings their Teeth through.
The Child of Mr. Vesey, Tallow-chandler, [arne.s-street,
Long acre, was at death's door, and a nic..re skeleton, with a
bad cough, and a relaxation or the bowels to an alarming de.
gree. Mrs, V. only rubbed his gums three times, and he
had two double teeth through, and noon got all the rest,
without pain, and is now a beautiful boy. •
Tins invaluable Medicine is sold by the Proprietors,
lohnson and Co. No. 94, Newman-street, Oxforcl.road ;
and also retail by Mr. Golding, No. 42, Cornhill, at 2s. 9d.
a Bottle, for Ready-money.
London, England, 1809-09-21

POLICE.

UNioN-HALL•-7-Joh/s Parson', apprehended by
'Goff and Collingbourn, was yesterday charged with
breaking ope.i the honse of Mr. William 'Walker, of
.
Kent-street, and stealing a quantity of wearing ap-
parel and some money. He was fully committed for
trial.

genry Goodwin was charged with committing a
rape on the body of Susanna Reeve, a child under
twelve years of age, and was fully committed for
trial.

Joseph Hammond, a razor-grinder, was charged
with an assault on James Cooper, a boy about ten
years of age. It appeared, that on Saturday last,
the Defendant's barrow, which he left in the Street
whilst he went into a public-house to take a glass
with a travelling earthen-ware-man, was thrown
over.' Being informed of the overthrow of the bar-
row, he sallied out, accompanied by his' friend the
earthenware-man, in pursuit of the offenders ; this
zealous friend fixed on the Plaintiff as being the per-
son who had committed, this trespass, and whoM he
immediately conveyed to his friend. The enraged
knife-grinder seized the poor boy by the ears, and
tore one Of: them nearly from his head.
It appeared in evidence, that it was not the boy,
tut some other person who overthrew the barrow.

The MACtsTRATE observed, that, it was a nioai
crueLassault, and,, unless they. could find bails he
should commit both of them till the Sessions.

They were both committed.

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London, England, 1809-09-28

:the Prisoner, in iler deence, t [it , that they
were both indebted to -f*r for necessaries Which
they had ordered, and •as They had drawn part of
their monev, she was afraid they never wduld pay
het. She then offered .to produce witnesses to her
charatter, and that she hid not unposed any thing
upon them for more than its ,clue; 'but' '
The Lvartled JUDGE observed, that the evidence
did not prove it to have been a robbery,- as they tiii.d*
promised to pay the Prisoner, and she never had de,.
Med the surn'she received. They miklit have.prose-
cured for the aNsault in another place.
The Jury immediately acquitted her.
Hownes had also indicted her for robbing hitti,
although he was boarding..-4.ith het'at the lime, and
she Was paying a .physican • fur attending him in his

Shy was'acquirted oft.this india mem also, and the
Cottri. repri:2nanded.the condUtt of thui.e who had
advised the. prosecution,-an'd refused to grant the
PtoSec:ntor3 "their expences.
London, England, 1809-09-28

?ciiJch will be acid d, the Musical Fntertainment of
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
Frederick, Mr. PHILIPPS ; '
(ging his tir.,t appearance in that Charade? ;)
Crev, (first time,) Mr. NI A KSHAL.I,
Pntlless. Mr. P Y ;
Robin, Mr. Rti"SE LL ;
Dorothy, Mrs. 131 E AN IJ ; •
4,ouis4„Mrs. NIATHEWSI
• Nelly; Mrs. 0 ItC; ER ;
Margarerta, Miss K E i..1.Y.
Veßeasind places to be taken of Mr. Spyjng, in the Box-
Office, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had
Private Roses nightly.
Rom 6s. Second Price ;s.—Pie 3s. 6d. Second Price
GaiitlY 2S. Second Price is. —Upper Caller) Is. Second
Price 6(1.,
The Doors to be opened at Halt' past Five, and the Per-
.formance to begin'at Halt past Six.
To-tnorrow, the Comedy of lolin Bull ; or. An English.
man's ; with. the Farce of The Bevil to Pay.
Os Saturday, the Comic Opera of The Haunted Tower ;
After which, the Farce of 1 he Irishman in London.
4.,,e The Public are respealully informed, that _Mrs. Ed-
win, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is engaged at this
first appe.uance in a few days.
,Theatre, and will make her
London, England, 1809-09-28

POLfelt

• -
OLTILDBALL, SEPT. 27,7—Mrs. EliZateth Howe
Pugh, acid Thomas Pugh, were brought up on
charge, that they did wantonly and tnalicion4; un
the night of the 24th August last, expo,e, leave,
and abandon a female child, in a court which leads

from. Dyer's-buildings to Castle-street, Holborn.
-*The Overseers and Church wardens of the Parish
of St.-Andrew, Holborn, were the Prosecutors.
Ann Taylor, who nursed the child, stated, that,
about 18 months ago,. Mrs. 'Pugh brought her a
*male infant to nurse, which appeared to have-been
only a few hourS moan. She told her the parents
were persons of consequence, and agreed to pay her
30s. a month. In about eight months afterwards,
Mrs. Pugh complained of the sum being too-much,
and the witne,s agreed to take 245. a-month and
four months ago reduced it to one guinea, sooner
than part with the child, 'which she had got attach-
London, England, 1809-09-28

THS

On the lith of August, at Cranstown-House° Sr. Kitt's,
West ladies, the Lady of the !tight Hon. Lord Cransiown„
of a Sonand Heir. _ _

Stiixlay last, at his house, Alfred-place, Bedford-
square, the Lady of Duncan Campbell, Esq. of a Sun.
On Monday last, the Lady of George Esq. of
Chipstesd-place, in Kent, of a Son.

tin Tuesday last, Mrs. Heil, of St. Helen's-place, 1314
shopsgate, ola Daughter.

Yesterday morning", in Howland-street, the Lady of Charles
H. Hall, Esq. of a Son.
• The same day, at Croom's Hill, Greenwich, Mrs. Isacke,..
of a Daughter. •
At I.liistol, Mrs. Deasy, wife of Timothy Deasy, Lag. of
a 'Son.
London, England, 1809-09-28

and Part of the flesh torn off. - Her daughter's arm.
was much hurt, and it is feared is broken another
Lady was bruised in the hip, and a Gentleman had
his head Cut; another was,cut in the hand. The.
house into which all the injured persons were carried .
had the appearance of an hospital. No blame cart
be imputed to the driver. The accident tva,> °eta,.
sinned by the state of the road. The workmen had
been digging a drain across it, and ' when they lett •
off work in the evening, they filled it with loose 814.
Lsoft stuff level with the road. The wheels souk lii •
ti) it; and the coach was thus overturned.
ANECDOTE OF THE LATE EARL OF CHESTERFIFLD.,
A high! post being once v'acatit under Gao. H. 4onAt
of his courtiers ventured to recotuinend to his, Ma-.
jesty a certain' Nobleman, not knowing that the,
Ring had predisposed of the place in favour of am-
other Gentleman; and. his Majesty setting them so
anxious to serve their friend, contrarx to his 14-i,..ate
intentions, went to the window, threw tip the sash..
in a pet, and turning his back upon them, said,;
1 " You may put in the devil, it you please."—d
Whereupon his Lordship, who was to, fill up the
Commission, going up to the King, said very grave..
ly, " Sir, if I put in the devil, shall I address him in
the usual form of To our well beloved &wain and!,
_faithful Counsellor?" This diverting question threw
his Majesty into a violent fit of laughter, and entirely
I dispelled his resentment._'

oaIJ

CRAviStND, SEPTtbIBILR 26

Arrived—the Dulwich, Taylor, from Caiiz ; Risk,
u
Brown, from St. Übe's; Albion, Whait, trot Gibraltar ;
and the.Leonida3, Hutchinson, horn Montreil.
Sailed—the Mary, Basdcn, for Bermuda; Latona, Grath.
for Hayti; and the Hoppet, Snout. for Gottenbuigh.
London, England, 1809-09-28

.
and 21st girnenia Of foot, the Chasseurs Beim*
'piques, and 200 Calalitian Rangers, were destined to
besiege Scylla and attack lleggto. They were land-
ed froth Sicily tin the 14th iinte; when they oecil.
pied a Prench 'catiip above Scyl:a, which had been
abandoned but the alabriglits, true to their ohl
'charaoer-: for rapacity and deception, went off in
parties, pillaging the 'country round. In copse-
Auence, A party was 'required for the protection of
for which service one hundred and filty of
the 21st regiment, under the command of Captain
a, M'Kay, was sent there on the 14th. At Paltni,
the superior Class of natives were all attached to t,4
French, -but had art enough to persuade our people
to-the contrary ; .and in that pretended Zeal to sup-
port us, gave every species of accommodation to the
officers and men'.' They brought straw to the Int.!
racks for their beds; not only, gave them t.itlicielicY
for that purpose, but also lodged a coosiderable goan,7
City of that article, by way of store, itt a large r0c,04,
underneath. The officers were entertained in the
best style. After this, they, it is suppos,..d, sent in-
formation of every diSposition and post occupied 1.4.
the list regiment, to the French, who were at ,S:i-
colorica, ten miles distant.

On the morning of the t!Oth; about two o'clock,
Captain M‘Kay having gone his rounds and found
all quiet, was returning to the town, but Was pre.
vented, the French being already before him; be;
however, succeeded in getting to the barracks,whero
he found. Captain Hunter closely engaged with such
meta as could be got out—,•for some accounts say, it
was some way contrived to secure the barrack doors,
so that the men could not get out, and were obliged
to fire from the windows. I have said Captain
Hunter was engaged when Captain M'Kay came up,
at which time he had received a ball in his breast,.
but continued in the strenuous vxeCutian cat his duty
till he was cut down by a sabre.—Captain Nl‘Kay
was 'also very badly wounded in the head at this
time, and tell, when the men retired to the bar.
racks' and defended themselves for hours; until th, i.
friends, the Calabrians, getting in, set tire to dm.
surplus straw deposited under the barracks,
when.
they were obliged to sorrender.—Captaitts M.K3T
and Conran, Lieutenants M'Nad and A. MiK3y,
prisoners.

Friday sennight, Kibblev, bite's Bromley coach
-was overturned at South'End, on its way to town,.
in consequence of being very heavily laden, there'
being no less than thirty passengers, twelve inside,-
andeightten out. We are happy to say no lives were
lost. Mr. Leach, a grocer, of the London-road, re—
ceived such severe bruises, that he was confined till.
last Monday. His brother was also much bruised.
The Richmond: long coach was overturned oil

Tuesday nighr,'in passing through WaMaui Geer).
it was lull of company, many of Whom are seriously
htirt.: Otte Lady had her thigh dreadfully. bruised,
London, England, 1809-09-28

44 OLD BAILEY.

WEDNeSDAY, SEPT. 27.

Retecca Merritt was indided.for barbarously and
cruelly murdering.h.er 'bastard male_ infant, on the
t tth of Septemb,er last, in the: parish,ot..St. Mary-
Bow; there Was' a second count, charging her wish
concealing the birth of it.
John Ross, headborougb, deposed, that on the
day mentioned its the indictment, he weut..t? the
Prisoner's lodgings ; in a closet, some linen, Covered
with blood, attracted his notice; on looking cluster
at it, he perceived the legs of an infant..
Mr. John Wallace, surgeon, deposed, he had at.
tended the Prisoner for fourimonths
,before icr de
livery ; hhe represented he6elf as having a dropsy :
lie suspected she was• preghont ; on the foal of
September he taxed her with lt.; she denied it, and
gave him a reason, if true, that made it impossible
it shoot I be so; at ten o'clOck -on the next night he
eaniined the body of the infant; tie had every
on t) believe it was born alive he perceived. no,
mat tts of violence on it ; in' his opinion it had'bled:
to, dealt) from want of 'proper. management ; the
Prisoner's dropsy appeared to be removed; and he
had not a doubt of her accouchemeht:- ,
. . .

•,.
There were three women examined as to the ap-
pearance of the Prisoner before thel tth of Sep•
teidOer ; they agreed that she appeared to be in
pregnant state, although she bad told thetil it was the"
dropsy. It was one of the witnesses that firit
covered she was delivered, from the alteration. of her
shape, and communicated her suspicions to the head,
borough.
The Prisoner made no defence; she, did riot speak
during the-trial, and appeared in a very weak state.
She was allowed a ftha.r.
London, England, 1809-09-28

FASHIONABLE DANCING,

BY Mr. ALLEN, privately taught at No. 19,
Sherrard.street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentle-
men of any age, who have never learned that Accomplish-
ment, t)i* have not the Modern Style.
Mr: Allen's System of Teaching is expressly studied for
thoSe to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashion-
able requisite for genteel Society, expeditiously, privately,
and iii a superior style of grace and eleAanee.
Those tvlil do not want private teaching, may learn, at a
small expense, with a revicctiole set of Pupils.o.k the pub-
lic teaching Evenings.
Professors o! '..4incing taught the most elegant and fancy
Dances, and all the superior parts of the Profession.
The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1809-09-28

MARRIAD.
On Saturday the 6th or May last at Madras, Robert
ander, Esq. second Member or the Board of Revenue, to,
Miss 'G
race Blacker, third daughter of the Rev. Dr. Blacker,-
of Wells, in Somerseishire.
On Thursday last, Mr. .Dobree; of the British Brewery,:
Laxey, Isle ot Man, to Miss Pinchen, ot Lambeth.
On Tite'sday, at Eltham, the Rev. 1. Sch,letield, Redo:
of Barton, on the„Heath, Warwickshire, and late t'ellovr
Trinity College, Oxford, to Margaret, youngest daughter ot
1-idlines, Esq. or El; haul.
London, England, 1809-09-28

NEXT MONTH.

•
SWIFT and Co. Joint Contractors with Go4rn-
meta 'or tn, present ST T L Lori: E KY, respeafullY
intbrtch the Pubic that TR. K and SHARES are on
Sale, In great varicty,at their ~itic es,

No. it, POULTRY.
No. 12, CHARINGA(44I.OSS,
No. 3r, ALL)GATE HIGH--STREET.
The Scheme of this Lottery is entirely new, and has hi-
therto received the most unqualified approbation; there iirs
ouly 5,000 Numbers-in the Lottery, and the who.e will be
DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
The zoth of Next Monti+, when the following CAPITAL
PRIZES must be distributed among the fortunate rur-
thaws., viz.
4 - of .. . ,c 20,000
4 - - sotro I s . Of - tiooo
4

Besides the inferior Prizes of t.. 01. Sol. &c. as usual.
Phis Lottery also presents the opportunity never before
offerci O.; t'ublic, of gaining the immense Sums of Soosool.
4..0°01. by the purchase or One Number only.
London, England, 1809-09-28

A NOBLE INDEPENUENCE.

STE LO •
On a NewAT and 1 ;r. provedTTERY; Scheme,
Consiving of only hve Thousand Numbers,
To be Drawn in ON E DAY, loth of Next Mouth.
The SCH E ME contains
4 • Prizes of
4 - - 4
- -•- 5,0,0
• 8 - - 2 00%
1,000
. And .....
With others in proportion ; 500
T.• AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
ICKETS and SHARES al,t sellit, by HA,.
ZA R D; BURN E,
and Cu. Stock- Brokers, at their.
state Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal ExchAnge,
4.44 ho where else in London on account.
Ikaters, chill suswcr;:d, raid Scltetues gratis.

Resolved unanimously, •
That the enlarged scale upon which the Military opera.
tions of the Country are now carrying on, makes it necessary
to re-consider the original tesoluti ms under:which the Com-
mittee have hitherto acted ; and that in tuture the donations
from thiS fund be appropriated exclusively to the relief of
the Widows, Orphans, and Relatives who depended for sup-
port on those who• tall in the cause of their Country ; to the
Miefof those whose wounds are attended with loss of limb
or disability from future service ; to the annual allowance
made towards the aged and infirm British Prisoners of War ;
and to the support of the Schools and Hospitals established
at the different Depots in France.
That an appeal be made to the patriotism and liberality of
the Public, for New Contributions to the Patriotic Fund,
that the Conunittee may be provided with the means of con-
tinuing the accustomed. relief to these tneritorio,is objects.
Subscriptions already Advertised . , ,C 2.2,048 is 0
Scott and i.:o. Malaria . - Los ci c
kob. Wm. Eitiston a . 21 0 0
R. T. - - . . . 20 0 0
Rohn Laurence • a- 5 s o

l'hurnas Fluscaseti - - • - St 0 0
Goo. lit,:ban • - , .at .0 0
Etornuiu Boehm and lohn Tayier . - 10$ 0 o
Thomas , 'awl - - * . i o 'o
Earl Camden. - - - - - los o o
Win. Laramie - ..• -.- 5 5
1. P. wELSFORD, Secretary.
***Subscriptions received at the 134 r of Lloyd's, and by
tlic bani:ers ut tau United itiiiii;dinn.
London, England, 1809-09-28

'IIIIDDLESEK SESSIOAS.

. . . .
The Court was
_oCcuiiied the whole of yesteiday,
in hearing, and decidin,,the cases. :of a great. numher
of persons ,committesl".tinder the Vagrant. Att, Many
of whom tieicg incorrigible, and old offenders, were
• sent to prison for ditkrentm<riodi of time.
The grand and..Pe.ty :juries were discharged by
'The 'Chairman, who, in: the name of the Court,
thanked therd for their a:tention and conduit during
this• laboi ions Sessions, _longest ever known. at
Clerkenweli.

„The Court was then adjourned to Monday, the
30th of Odober next, for Ttacerse Trwls.

emaparEs .OF C4A !Ng. SAGACITY,
London, England, 1809-12-07

Uf whom may be had, by the same Author,

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