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London, England, 1809-04-15

NAVAL NEWS.

IPTXPTZiTiI, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Eclair,
from Martinique, last from Moria x, to which
place she carried a French Colonel, end another
French Ofiizer, the former was the bearer of the
Articles of Capitulation of the Island of Martinique,
sailed thence the. 2d March; the Eclair spoke in
long. 7. e 6. his Majesty's Ship Myrtle, from Cadiz,'
bound to Spithead.

The William of London, burthen about 300 tons,
laden with mahogany, supposed to be from Hondu-
ras, has been captured by a French Privateer, sad
carried into Morlaix.

Sailed the Bonne Citoyemre. Sinop of War to the'
Westward; and Ranges Reveipie Cutter, Captain.
Faazia ; on a
Arrival
.the 7 Hamburg') Brig, Dino An,
Qa.opF, Mastet, from London, bound to this Putt
in ballast ; and the Alga, 111.mts.rtit tram Lime-
rick, with provisions.
Arrived the Royal George, 110 guns, Vice Ad-
miral Sir S. r..Ducw.oirrif Dreadnought, 9d,
Rear-Admiral THOMAS SOTRRBY.J. St. George, 98,
Captain HILLYAR
CaPtAin Si`
CeIARLEg HAMILTON ; Christian VII. 74, Captain Sir J. S. Yorks; Impeteux, 74, Captain LAWFORD;
"ichille, 74-, Capt. Sir R. KING;
and the Ikarrpite,
74, Hon. Captain 131.acitwoori; frdtn lYiadeira.
FALMOUTH, APRIL I v.—Arrived the American
Ship Pacific., Capt. STANTON, with. diSgitCileS, from
New York, in I's' days ; and Raven, from Cadiz,
with dispatche's, with which- Capt. Hatiporm On'
mediately proceeded for-LondOn. a
The Embargo 'was taken:off on the 16th ult.' so
far as it respe6ted -China, Madeira, the Barbary Port a
in the Mediterranean, Spain, Portugal,: Holland,
and South America; but ,continued against Piga.,
land, France, and' their Dependencies.
The Non-Intercourse Bill had palsed into a law;
and was to be put in force on the 15th ofMay. Se*
Vessels sailed from New York about the tiMe.olo
Pacific left it:

A New York Paper of the 22d ult. states the
rival there ofhis Majesty's Ship Horatiq,of 38 gaps,
Capstaill 'Spoin arrived there with-0 lardyrer)Cl4
Frigatertheir Priie, totally`clismasted.

; Hope, ;
PORTSMOUt L'l H, APRIL 4
~?"—Arrivecl his Majesty%;
Gorge, from the West Indies; Three Sisters,
CII ALTO
Golden Fleece,
u mai, from Sunderland ; Matthew;
,
from Dung&rven and the
from Carmarthen.:
;i1

I'IIMO.UTII, ArttlL 14. A.Tri the Affedt of
74 guns ; Britaniart, am- Rea, and BeartY Gun"
brigs. •
Sailed the Wrangler and Hearty.
Remaining in the. Roads, the Rocluek, Alfredo
Charger, Acute, Britornart, liavoek, and Albi"'

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DRAL, APRIL 14.r—Arrived and sailed for the
Rivei thc Prince of Brazil Packet, B MAN D 1
upirl.ll2ll
Rio Janeiro ; ilonsilion,' Qutioouss, and 1ie"....
wher Vessels, from Jamaica.
London, England, 1809-04-12

.AR. NORRIS's GENUINE FEVER DROPS.
riE Proprzetor, of this Valuable Medicine, which
has stood the test of the' experience of more than nal f_
a centuryi considers it his duty to recommend it to all per.
ions going to any part of the West Indies at this particular
cr,sis, as that dreadful Disorder,, the Yellow Fever, has re.
cent ly math its appear nee at Barbadoes, and SPIIIC paw of
the Islands. The Proprietor, having been five'yea:s in that
quarter, can confidently say, that, if taken agreeable to the
Dire tons 'round each bottle, it is an infallible Remedy,
not only in the Yellow. Fever, but in every species of Fever
front it commun Cold to the:most alarming extent of the Dis-
order. In;Crilthen TeethiriA, the, fluoinng Cough, Dowel
Cknoplaints anti the Measles, when given with emitter:fife,
flave,arVer been known to fall tit perforiiiing periett Cure.
The Family bottle; 21s. to be had only at the Doetor's
ll,ooe, No. 29 towt-r 1304 Street, where orders for ex-
iatat !so wi tit ample al to wance, are duly executed Smaller
sold' Otti lesale and rcuil, by Nlessrs,. flacon and
Co. iv, Oxford-street, and by most respectable Venders of
ftletticive.

Also Dr.NOR klsl:;celebtatett ANTI—BILIOUS PILIS,
with ample Direaions, 2s. '9d. the Bog.
London, England, 1809-06-20

COMMISSION.

Tlie Royal assent; was 'twitted by. Commission to
the- .11 isii iNlilitia . Regulation Bill, ,the• . Insolvent
;Debtors' Bill, and to several other public: and private
. ,

The Commigsoners were, the_.Lnri Chancellor,
the Duke of Muntiose, and Lord,Walsingbatn-.

4isother wiL take place.io-woirow.
Adjourned. •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

•
• 111ONDAY, JUNE . . ,
Different, Messages from t leir Lordships annonnced
their Lordships' assent to. the Seats in Parliament,
Insolvent Debtors, Judges Salaries, Consolidated
Vaud, and Paupers' Ilcimoval Bills, together -with
*some others of a pri6te nature. '
Ttm SPEAjtEII. attended at the House of Peers to
hear the Ito) al Assent read. by Conursissiou se-
N;oral Bills, for which see tho Lords.
.The AmendmentS 'made by the Lords to diffe-
rent Bills from this*House were taken into considera-
tion respedively.
Sir J. bmcLAta brought in a Bill to amend the
Condition of the Highways. Bead a first ant seqnd
time, and committed; the report was revived, and
order&l for further consideration this day three
months.
Sir J. SINCLAIR also brought in a Bill to repeal
those Ac.ts which had been hitherto .in force, re-
-speaing the'Regulation of Stage Coaches, whiCh
vent tnrough the ditletent stages to the reception
or the'report, Which was also ordered to bere-con-
sidered at the same period as the, former Bills.
Mr.' Johmoo, front the,Oifice ot ,the Secretary in.
Chief for Ireland, presented at the Bar certain. P-
apers re1.,4-ive to the state of the ItUlice Establish-
,
:nem in Dublin.--Mrdered to be printed and laid on
the tnble.
U, on. the cOnsideratior . of the Lords' Amend-
ments to the Bankrupts' Lucas
Sir S. II ANIII,LY stated, that although one of the
principal claiises,,namely, that for- facilitating the ob-
tainment of certificates, had been struck nut, yet, the
Pill, as it now' stood, with the addition of some use-
ful amendments, was so important, that he trusted it
would meet the concurrence of .the Uouse..—The
Arne, dments were cinsidered are agreed
Mr. Wit.nzfrvintca presented .0 Petition frOm the
Bev. Spencer Modati, , praying to be heard in vin--
dication 'of his charattv'from the unfounded state-
ment made by his Curate, the Rev. Mr. thimphreyi
in a Petition.which the latter 6f:unman lately made
to the House.
After a few words from Mr. Rosa and Mr. S. Le,
TAVaP, Olt" Petition was received, and ordered to
lie on the table.
London, England, 1809-04-24

;

. 'IE:7

LISBON, APR IL 5.--,Geneiil Hill arrived here
-
terday, with; I believe, 400 cavalry mid bpo9
fantry. It is a, matter of surprize how the Fretichi,
got Oporto, and that the place was so badly. re..
pared for defence.. We expect, however, they will
be cOrirpelled to Swrelicler. Great iireparatiotn
waking here to receive them.

•
London, England, 1809-06-16

agreeable to the Efol,e'ror—the delivery of the iltls-
- squadron. It ha 1 received ortkr4 *to fit nut fo;
Ancona,. but, detained. by contrary wind-, it re-
, tuainedin the power oflte Austi

‘‘`The junoinn of the army of D.ilmmia will Bonn
,take place. The Duke tf Ragusa hvg,ti his march
as soon as be 'ward that the artny of Italy was on
. the lionzo. It is hopes that it will arrive at Lay-
bach before the sth of June.

The robbvrSohill, who assumed, and with rea-
son, the title of General in the service of England,
aftei. having 'prostituted the niiroe of the King of,
Prussia, as the ate 11 ies of England prostitute that
of Ferdinand at Seville, has been pursued and chased
into an island of the Elbe.

" The King of Westphalia, independently
,of
15,000 men of his own troops, had a Diltch division
and a French division; and the 1-Xike of Vainly
has already united at Haoan two do isions. of the
Corps of ObsoNdtitin, commanded by Generals tti-
v'aud 'and. Despeaux., and composed of the brigades
'Arnett), Clement, Taupin, and Vaulicland.

" The pacitiotion of Swabia sets free the Corps
of Otwrvaiion of General Beauruclt, which is col-
letied at Augsburg'', and where ar,,more'than 3,000

dragoons.

" l'ahe rage of the PfinCei of the Honse of Lorraine
against Vienna may be painted with one stroke'.—
The capita( is't(2,l by frrty'milis;rnised on the 14t
bank of the ri% cr. They have'retnoved and des-
troyed them."
London, England, 1809-06-29

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNHILL, LONDON.
INSURERS with this Company are respectfully
informed, that Policies expiring at Midsummer may be
renewed by application at this Office within fifteen Days
from that period, Receipts being ready agreeably to the re.
duced Preiniuins, viz.
Common Insurances ao . tc),:.0.0, at as. par Cent. .
. Hazardous to - . . 6000, at 35. per -Cent..
Doubly Hazardous to . 30,0; at is. par Cent.
Advantages to Insurers with this Company :
Payment of Rent in case or Fire, without any increase of
Frenliwn.—Damage by Lightning made good. —No Charge
for Policies, Indorsements, Alterations, or Surveys.-46
Commission of cl. per Cent. allowed on Shipping his
4utartee.
Abatements on Country Insurances from tol, to 401. par
Cent, upon.the Premium; and from zi to is pa Cent. upon
the Duty. % -
Farming Stock insured (without Average Clause), at as.
per Cent.
The Company's Terms for Life Insurance are equally li-
beral, and possess very superior claims to public patronage.
W. itEETHAM, Secretary.
N.B. Agents wanted.

A MARRIED LADY, whose Hushand is abroad,XI; wishes to be accommodated with BOARD and
LODGING in the House of a respeetable Widnw Lady in
the Country, the situation of which is healthy and pleaant,
and within ten miles of London.
• Letters (post-paid) stating terms, &c. addressed to A. B.
at Mr. Wink worth's, Gr?cer, 189, Oxford-street, London,
will be speedily answered. Respedable References will be
expedted and given.
London, England, 1809-08-10

(COPY.)

Neptune, St. john's Roads, Antigua,
SIR, lune 29, 1809.
As the inclosed letters,* picked up in a bottle,
on the windward part of the Island of Martinique,
on the 18th of April last, tend to elucidate the state
of the current in the Atlantic Ocean, I inclose them
to you, with a request that you will be pleased to
make the circumstance known to the Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty.
The bottle appears to have been thrown overboard
by the Princess Elizabeth Packet, going to the Bra-
zils, on the 6th of September, 1808, in lzt. 14. 45.
and long. 25. and it must have been carried about
two thousand and twenty miles in two hundred and
twenty-four days, which gives nine miles per day,
on a West course.

I am, &c.
(Signed) ALEX. COCHRANE.
Honourable W. W. Pole.
I' Several letters were round in the bottle, addressed to in-
dividuals.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-NIONEY.
FTo his Majesty's sloop Port Mahon, for the capture of the
rench privateer Le General Paris, in company with the
t
net, on the arrival of the former in port, and afterwards
N°. 4, Austin- Friars, every Tuesday and Thursday for
hree months.
To his Majesty's ship Cambrian, for the capture of the
French ship L'Adeon and cargo, on the 14th inst. at No. t,
turd-place, Plymouth, and afterwards at the same
place, for three months.
To his Majesty's sloop Cormorant, for the capture of the
Marianna Danish East Indiaman, on the z sth inst. at No. 23,
Norfolk street, Strand, and every Tuesday and Friday for
three months, at the same place.
To his i:Vlajesty's hired armed cutter Alphea, for the re-
capture of the Pallas, on board the cutter, on her arrival in
port, and every Tuesday and Friday, for three months after,
at No. tB, Clement's Inn.
To his Majesty's ship Minerva, for the capture of the Vi—
gilante every Tuesday and Friday for three months, and at
Mr. Lyne's counting-house, Plymouth.
To his Majesty's ship Medusa, for 'the capture of L'Actif
Fr!ncli privateer, and Hopewell sloop, every Tuesday and
Friday tor three months, ,at Mr. Smith's Office, Plymouth
oo„.
0. his Majesty's ship Minerva, for the recapture of the
zoglish brig Caledonia, every Tuesday and Friday for three
montit Mr. Lynes counting-house, Franktort-strect,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1809-08-10

Slit JOHN MOORE.

The Marquis Di RomANA has caused a,very splen-
did
Monument to be ereEted to the memory of Sir
JORN Mooak, in a conspicuous situation, to which
the remains of the lamented hero have been remov-
ed, trom the obscure place where they were deposit-
ed in the fortress of Corunna. The following in-
nriPtion is placed on the Monument :
A la Gloria
Del General Ingles MOORE,
V- Sus tailientes Compatriotas,
La Espana Agradecida.
(To the Glory
Of the English General MOOR I,
And his valiant Countrymen,
G latitude of S pain)
And on the other side:—
Mernoria del Dia t 6 de Enero, tEog. • (Nlemory'of the Adion of 16 January, a a9l. •
It appears from this proceeding
the Mar , so creditable to
quis Da ROMANA, and the Spanish Nation,
that the boasted magnanimity of Marshal NaY and
his Officers, in ereeting a monument to the departed
worth of a hero who was their enemy, was altoge-
ther without foundation. The relics of Sir JOHN
MOORE remained still in the obscure situation in
which his afliiated friends had placed them, in a
corner of the Citadel, in the night of the evacuation
Of Corunna, and it remained for the gratitude of
Spain to do his memory that justice, which French-
men had the vanity to conceive, but not the virtue
to carry into et t.
London, England, 1809-08-10

SALISBURY RACES.

WEDNZSDAN' ikocusr 3.
His Majesty's Plate ofOne Hundred Guinea., •
Mr. Trevanion's bh. Bucepnalus. aged • t
Mr. Bouverie's b. h. Mountaineer, aged 2 dr.'
Mr. Douglas's b: g: Rambler, 5 yrs. old • fir-'
Odds at starting, ten to one on Buccphalus. The first' a
close run heat, but the aupertor strength of Bueepliitlus ten-
dered forth‘.l contest hopeless.

TIIURSDAY.
The City Bowl.
Mr. Chilman's b. h. Tumbler, 6 yrs. old
Mr. Durand's Lord Warden - -

SAME DAY.
The Members' Plate, Fifty Pounds.
Mr: Bouverie's Mountaineer, aged
Jr. Ashmole's b. in. Quicksilver, aged
Mr. Chili-fern's Tumbler

The first heat for the Members' Plate was a tolerable good
one, the second was won easy. The City Bowl WAS also
won easy.

YRJDAY.

The Subscription Plate, Fifty Pounds.
Mr. Martin's Silver Scales, 4 yrs. old -
Mr. Milton's bay colt, 3 vrs. old • -
Mr. Chilman'sTumbler..6 yrs. old - - '3 3
Both good heats, but the odds the• whole time in favour of
Silver Scales.

}l

BAnpr RACES, after a lapse-of ten yearsi:were
revived yesterday. From the proximity of the course
to the Metropolis, the company was extremely nu-
merous. There were two 501.-plates, the former of
which was won at three heats by Tumbler, late the
property. of the Duke of York; .The 2d and Ladies 7
„plate was won at two heats by
,Mr. Shelton's Go•
hanna colt, 3 years old. The heats were we,ll coal.
/tested. ,A.mongst the • company-were the Duke of
St, Alban's, the Marquis of Tweedale, Sir John and.
Lady Lade, &c. &c. This is expected to be the
grand day,
,there are a great number of horses ear
tered for the 'plates.
EXEGUTION.—In the Old Bailey, yesterday moirk, •
ing-, about eight o'clock, William Jones' abont'2s
years of age, who was convicted st the last Okl
Bailey Sessions, for forging and-uttering a draft, -tnr
471. 3s. 6d. purporting to be drawn by'
Morgan, and made payable at' Messrs: Ao(R4scitt
and Wilson's, Bankers, was brought otit of
-gate- upon the platform, when after- spending ;'a
short time in fervent pi-4er, he was-launched inio
e'erni.y, amidst a vast crowd of speOators. Ile
a fortitude. becoming his
\unhappy

No, 4-, Maitlett-comt„l3ow.street•; and
ud where Advertisentents).Orders I
London, England, 1809-08-10

TOBIN.

Went up into Barnpool, to refit, the Sedlower,
sloop of war.
Sailed the Agenoria UNRICE LE Coca, for Guern-
sey.

Arrived, the Union, HAM, from Swansea ; Friends,
CUMING, and Two Brothers, ELLIs, from Llanelly.
Remain in the Sound his Majesty's ships Princess
Charlotte, Swallow, Cossack, Pheasant, Whiting,
Goldfinch, Woolwich, Weazle, Lyra, Orestes, Pre-
voyante, and Gleaner.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. g.—Arrived• his Majesty's
ship Diana, of 38 guns, with Sir SIDNEY SMITH on
board, from the Brazils ; also the Nereus frigate
from the Downs ; the Hardy gun-brig from a
cruize; and the Speedwell, —, from Waterford.
Sailed the Success, MORGAN, and Hannah, JAMES,
for Bristol.

SHEERNESS, AUG. 9.—A Court Martial was held
on board his Majesty's ship Magnanime, on Thos.
JONES, Boatswain of the Enterprize, for drunken-
ness; the charge being proved, he was sentenced to
be dismissed from his Majesty's service, and to
serve before the mast, on board any of his Majesty's
ships the senior Officer may think proper.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Diamond, for Chatham,
to refit.

The Gotenburgh convoy is expe&ed to sail about
Saturday next.

DEAL, AUG. g.—Sailed his Majesty's brig Dex-
terous and Harlequin, with the whole of the out-
Ward-bound, &c. under convoy for Portsmouth.

CoRK, AUG. 2.—His Majesty's sloop Helena,
Capt. WORTH, having a fleet of transports under
convoy, yesterday sailed from Cove for Lisbon.

T.he following is an excellent illustration of a
Well known fact, that the general tendency of cur-
rents in the ocean, is from the East towards the
,West
London, England, 1809-02-21

IRISII BANK NOTES.

On the 11106011 of Mr. Farrell, the House, ac-
cording to the Orderof the D4y, Went into a Corn-
tnittee on the Ads relative to Irish Bank Notes.

Mr. 14'osTua remarked, that the forging of Hank
Notes being at pre4cat.unly r niiidemeanour by the

laws oflreland,. much abuse prevailed in that coun-
try. gi9,Objqft was to make forgery a capital crime
there, as it was in this Country, and he trusted that'
the 'Committee' would be of opinion that such a'
measure was necessary.
Mr, WHITBREAD thought capital punishments'
were already much too frequent; and in this coun-
try we had found, by melancholy experience, 'that
forgery was not prevented by the fear of death. On
the contrary, many instances could be adduced where
the crime being-capital had led to its being commit-
ted. Strange as this might seem, he himself knew
one case where it really happened.
• Mr. Forret{ observed, that there Would be 'op-
portunities given of urging any objelions in the pro-
gress of the
The Report of the Committee was then received,
and leave given. in pursuance thereto, to bring in. a
Bill, making the Forgery of Bank Notes, Bills, and
Post Notes, and the passing .of forged Irish' Bank
'•Notes, a capital of in Ireland,
The SECRETARY at WAR .presented a Return of
the. Militia rais‘id. for Great Britain under Ad the
47th of his Majesty, which was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed. •
London, England, 1809-02-21

111, VII MI W1U,171 111%.,
or, 'find the House adjourned at Half-past Three this
morning.

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
IE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furn
cure, Mattresses, and Bedding complete, are very reaped.
tully rectunmended tO Gentlemen as bring the most portable
and superior to any others "made in London; Marquees,
Cents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
Cuts, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
MORGAN and SANDERS's

Patent Bedstead Manufatiory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. to and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Siinciers's New-invented Imperial Dining
7 ables, allowed to be the most complete and hiegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
• N. B. The Fashionable SofaAlai and Chair-Bed Ware-
house.
London, England, 1809-08-17

po,tlcE.

, Buw-srAtEtr.:--The whole of yesterday was em-
ployed in hearing informations OndWthe Coal Ad,
Mr. I\l4ttEs,.the presiding Magistrate,. tool 'infinite
and 'laudable pains in the whole of the arduous, inves-
tigation. The principal defendant was Stephen Jee,
of Scotlatid-yard, coal-vender. •
Mr. BAanv,, illsUpport- information, stated,
• that these prosecUtiOns were instituted not for the
sake of obtaining from the persOns couvided.any pe-
cuniary penalty, but to .'prevent,-: in future, those
&Anis from being prthised upon the poor, which
persons, under the specious character of « Licensed
Hawkers,," were every hour accomplishing. The
'two prevailing Catises of complaint were defe6tive
measure, and defective quality:in the coals sold by
such persons, Which universally created a.third cause
of complaint, namely, a surcharge in the value; being
the natural consequence
,of the two first-mentioned
causes of complaint.
,Against the defendant, Stc
phen Jee, witnesses were called to skew, that, by
his servant, he had sold coals, without delivering, a
Meter's ticket. His Solicitor, Mr. HumraniEs, in.
the absence of 'his Counsel,, took several objections_
to this:information, all of which were answered by
Mr. BA'RRY for the prosecution, and. over-ruled by
the Alogist?ate 5. and upon this information, atu-dr the
deientiant had called witnesses, with a view of con-
tradiCting those whibm the prosecutor had called, he
was convicted in the penalty of tol.--He was again
called
.upon to answer another 'charge, n;4l-neiy; for,
hp.'llrg sold coals,y.ithout delivering a Vender's ticket.
were beard on both sides, and objec-
tions taken- by delendant:s Solicitor, which were also
•
answered by the Counsel for .the prosecution, and
which Were dyer-ruled by; the Magistrate'; and the
defendant, on.this information, was fined in the pe-
.
nalty of •

There were several other informations against the
-same defendant, for various other infringements upon
'the Coal-A4. 1;1W' the objections made on his behalf
by his. Slicitar,,were such as Co induce the Counsel
for the proseCution, after a short contest, and taking
the sense of:the Magistrate, to give up, these cases,
There were a vast number, ot,persons belonging to
the Coal Trade ,ia anxious 'attendance, waiting the
decision of the Magistrate.
London, England, 1809-08-17

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

HERTFORDSHIRE.
Elegant MODERN VILLA, or SPORTING LODGE,
upwards of Seventy-Three . Acres of FR E Elio I. D and
I'Y'I'HE-FREE LAND, and Two COTTAGES, with
GARDENS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr: SQUIBB„
At Carraway's Coffee-house, on Tuesday, the 20 instant,
at Twelve-o'Clock, id Seven Lots,
A Newly-erected elegantsiball VILLA, or' Sport-.
/AL ing Lodge, with Coach-botise, Stabling, and Fifteen
Acres of very valuable Meadow delightfully situated
at the foot at Caldicot Hill, only thirteen miles lioin Lon-
don ; five capital Meadows, containing-about twenty-eight
Acres, separated front the former by a lane ; , five other
Fields, called Niedbourn Land, situate near the thirteen-mile
stone, on the high road to St. Alban's, containing neat thirty
Acres ; grid a Labourer's Cottage and Garden on the road side.
The whole of the Land rs Tythe.free, and exonerated from
Land Tax. • • -

..... . .
~ -
I- or Tickets to view the Villa, apply to Mr. Squibb, Sa-
ville.passage, Saville-row, of whom printed particulars may
be had ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Brooks, Mecibourn, who
will spew the fields of Sledbourn; •
London, England, 1809-08-17

BIRTH.

On Thursday last, at 'Waterford, the Lady of George Mur.
phy, Esq: Surgeon of the Louth Regiment, of a Daughter.
• On .Monday last, at Watetfoid, the Lady of the Rev. the
•
Dean of Waterfurd,.ola Daughter.
On Tuesday, the Lady of Christopher Magnay, ESq.. of
Clapharn-roact, of a Daughter.
On Wednesday last, at 14ixton, Mrs. Scripps, of a Son.*.
At Twickenham, the Lady of- Samuel. fyler, Esq. of. 3
SOn.
London, England, 1809-08-17

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
August 16, 18°9.
THE
COURTof DIRECTORS of the UNITED
2: COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Trad.
int to the EAST INDIES, dv ber4y give Notice,
That a Quarterly Genet-al Court
,qf ,ibe said Company will be
held at. their. House, in Leaaenball-stteet, ssn Wedneselly, the
2'!b Setteinher next, a/ Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
tin L lAtil R .4MS , Secretary.
London, England, 1809-08-28

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. z 3. William Garland, late of Shepton Mallet, Sorner=
betshire, inntiolder, at eleven, at the George Inn, Shep-
ton Mallet. _ _ _

Sept. 23. soseph • Pippet, of Chewsfoke, Somersetshire,
eolourman, at eleven, at the George Inn, Shepron Mallet.
October 24. Henry Nicholson,-late of Bridge-street, West-
: tninster, but now 01 hishopsgate-street, London, silk.
mercer, at eleven, at Guildhall. .
October 24. john Brook Knight, of Carnomile-street, Lon-,
don, cordwainer, at eleven, at Guildhall. ,
Nov: 14. Samuel Bryan, of Grosvenor-Mews, Middlesex,
chandler, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. 14. Robert R,,binson, of Manchester, cotton twist and
weir dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Sept. to. Ann Church, of New Bond-street, Middlesex,
milliner, at twelve, at Guildhall.
,
Sept. 16. Nathaniel john Winch of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. 7. William Varudell, of-Hartley.row, near Hartford-
. Bridge, Hants, coach-maker, at one, at Guildhall, Lon-
' don. •,. •
Sept t 6. john Herbert and Charles Mayci, of London, ware-
housemen, at eleven, at Guildhall.
October 7. Jacob Neal, of Chiswell.street, Middlesex,
victualler;' at eleven, at Guildhall.
Sept. 16. David tones, of Commerce-row, Christ Church,
Surrey, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
OetOber 17. Robert Swain; of Halifax, John Swain; .of
Skircoat, Halitax, Yorkshire, Edward Swarne,.of London,
Hannah Swaine, of Halifax, Joseph Swaine, of. Halifax,--
and Henry Rarnsbottom, of Bradford, Yorkshire, mer—
chants, at ten, at the White Swan, Halifax.
Sept. 19. William Pennock, of Ruswarpe, Whitby, York-
shire, rope-maker, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-
upon-Hull.
Nov. 8. William Whitehead, late of Shaw Hall, in Saddle.
worth, Yorkshire, Woollen-mantifatturer, at one, at the
Bull's Head, Muscly, Lancashire.
Sept. 16. Walter Tbrnbull, of Qxford-street, Middlesex,
music-seller, at ten, at Guildhall. . .
October 16. Samuel Braddock, of Macclesfield, Cheshire,
imi-keeper, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn, Maccles-
field.
CERTIFICATES. • ..
Sept. t 6. john Jacob, late of Stratford, Essex. miller.
1 homas Petty, of Lime-street, London, merchant.
Bohn Dent, of Shelton, Staffordshire, money-scrivener.
Robert Swaine, of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler.
john Tite, late of Loughtom Buckinghamshire, farmer.
fames Robertson, of Lydd, Kent, linen-draper.
John Parsons and William Daniel, of St. Martin's-lane,
Westinintter, hair. merchant.
PA RTNEk.S'IIIPS DISSOLYED.
C. j.Wilicocks and T.,1. Chadwick, Kirby-street, Hatton-
Garden.
N. Phillips and R. Morris, Bishopsgate Without, boot and
shoemakers.
W. Wheatley and j. Patton, Lawrence- Pountney-hill, mer-
chants.
j. Bear and L. Liddard, Burr-street, East Smithfield, ship
and insurance-brokers
R. Pck4on and Co. Preston, Lancashire, cotton-;Spinner*. ,
' H. Bennett and Co. Sheffield; brass-foondets. • ' .

1 Pvblished by WILLIAM ARMIG E R SCR] PI'S, South Moltuh.street, G oFvenc .;quart,
ror the Paper Letters for the bditor, &c,-(post-pajcz), must be addressed.
London, England, 1809-08-28

ReIIIKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

john CoFlyer, late of Bolton, Lancashire, cotton.manufae-
.. tuner, from August 29 to Sept. 19, at two, at the Bush Inn,
Manchester.

Joseph. Lines, of Upper Queen-street, fcotherhithe and
Greenland-dock, Surrey, smith, from August 29 to Sept.
2, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

BANKRUPTS.

Richard lohns, the younger, of Truro, Cornwall, vletualler,
to surrender Sept. 18, 19; and October 7; at the R,d Lion
Inn, Truro. A ttornies; Mr. Bennallack, Truro; or MesSrs.
Sandys and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-street, London.
-john Hodgson the elder, late of Coleman,street, London,
but now of Rocklift Cumberland, merchant, Sept. 28, 29,
and October 7, at eleven, at the house of Thomas I ackson,
inn-keeper; Rocklitl. Attomies; Messrs. Collins and
Wailer, Spital-quare, London; or Mr. William Hodgson,
Carlisle. _ .

lames Winter and iohn Winter, of .Acre-lane' Brixton,
Causeway, Surrey, builders, Sept. .z, 9, and October 7,
at twelve, at (rut What), London. Attornies, Messrs. Saun,
tiers and. Jndkins,
William Thorn, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth-merchant,
Sept. 8,9, and Odoba 7, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn,
Leeds. Atturnies, Mr. Sutton, Leeds ;or Mr. Robinson,
Essex-street, Strand, London.
Charles Harvey, or Monmouth, ironmonger, Sept. 5,6, and
(16tober 7,' at nine, at use King's Head Inn, Monmouth.
Attornies, Mr. Bourn. Monmouth ; or Messrs. Mayo and
Berkley, Gray's-lnu-square, London.
Rubert Curtis, ot %Von:ester, linen-draper, Sept. i 1, 12,
and Octob.:r 7, at eleven, at the Kummer 'Tavern, Bristol.
Attortnes,. Mr. lames, isiray's-Inn-square, Lyndon ; or
Mr. Min Cornisit,
Francis Coward, ut Ful,glestone, St. Peter, and James
Brewer, ut Bu Loathe, Cheshire, clothiers, Sept._ 5, at
six, 6, at ten, And October 7, at six, at the Antelope Inn,
New Sarum.. &aunties, Messis. Blake and White, Es-
sex-street, Strata!, Londi.ni ; er Mr. A rney, Salisbury.
John kattiyone-place, Middlesex, butcher,Sept. 5,
at eleven, i 6, at twehe, and October 7, at. eleven, at
Guiltinall. Attorney, Mr. Orchard, Hatton-Garden.
John Smurfit, ot liell-Wharf, Shadwell. Middlesex, spirit-
merchant, Sept.. 9, 19, and October -7, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Setree, St. ;Mary-Axe.
lotephDecon, ot liaker-street, Portman-square, Middlesex,
confectioner, Sept. 9, at ten, i 6, tictubei 7, at twelve, at
Attormes, Messrs. Shepard and Adlington,
Bedford-row.

R. fackson calico-printers.
A. Smith ash Thirsk, Yorkshire, milliners,.
rnd C. Machin, Staffilrd, shoe- manufael urers,
V/. Smith and .C. 16.. S within's- lane, wholesale grocers.
Bowskill and Co. .Settle, York Shire, butchers.
1. Williams and Co. s.wansea, common-brewers.
G. Haynes and R. Eaton,. Swansea, common-brewers.
G. L,angstaff and T. Parker, tore-street, Cripplegate, Lon-
don s u rgeOns
T. Scott, and Co.
_Holborn, manufacturers of the patent
double flag6olette. . . .
de Berrenger, Hart-street, Bldomsbury, colourman.
Barrowcliff and Maddox,.Strand, face and hose-manu-
faeturers.:
S. [ones and Co. Bridgenortli, Salop, trove and barge-owneri;.
R. Bakerand Co. Long-acre, coach-joiners.
London, England, 1809-08-28

Aug 26,
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COl4-
, MISS lONEKS of His Majesty's Navy eh, hereby give

RAVI-OFFICE,

Notice,
That on Thursday, the 7th of ceptembrr next, at One o'Clock,
the), will be reaq)• to treat with such Persons as may be willing to
Contra/ JrO suiVyinig hit Majesty's true' al lards at Deptford,
Wooiwich, Chatham, Sheerne4, Portsmouth, and Pymouth,
or any one or oncre of them, with' Hewed It edger of Ah, Beech,
Elm, or Oak.
A Form of the Tender may br seen at ibis .o:ffice. No Tender
will be received alter One o'Clock on the Day of Treay, nor ivy
noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attend:.
Eve,y Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the
Navy Board, and signed by hue responsible Persons, engaging to
become bound with the Person tendering,' in the Sum of soot. fo,
the due performance of th. Coptra3.
London, England, 1809-08-28

BREVET

Major-General Lord William Bentinck, to be Lieutenant-
General in the Army serving under Sir Arthur Welleiley.

STAFF.

To be Asiistant-Commissaries of Stores, Provisions, and Fo-
rage to the Forces—Edward Pine Collin, Gent.
MiDonnell, Gent.
The undermentioned Appointments to the 6l'st Regiment of
Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the igth instant, havenot

taken place, viz. _ .
To be Captain of a Company— Lieutenant Duncan M`Dou-
gal.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign Irwin.
To be Ensign—Volunteer Martin Lima.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the ,9th inst..

6tst Eoot.

For Lieutenant James MakritL to be Captain of a Company,
vice Scott, deceased, read Lieutenant James Makrill to be
Captain of a Company, vice Godfrey promoted.

Commissions in the Oxtordshire Local Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Southern Regiment.
To belleotemnt-Colonel—Philip Thomas Wykham, Esq.
To be Major— lohn Faun, jun. Esq. • "
To be Captains 'Richard Godin Simeon,, Esq. • Fiennes
Trotin n, Esq. Thomas Coventry, Esq. Wm. P6r--
,man, Esq. Robert Phillimore, Esq. Henry Lupton,
`john Hollier, Esq. Benjamin Price, Esq.
To be_ Lieutenants Richard Brakspear, Gent. George
Churchill, Gent.. lonn Fortnom, Gent. Henry Byles,
Cent. Charles Hollier, Gent. Thoinas Jackson,. Gent.
Thomas Allen, Gent.. Wm. (agues Gent. Hugh liar-
ford. Gent.
To be Ensigns -Wm Charles Chapman, Gent. jos ph
Claxsun, Gent Robert Percill, Gent. john Thatcher,
Gent. , EdwardStone,-Gent.
Northern Regiment.
To be Lientenant.Colunel-Commandant—The Honourable
Thomas Parker.

Western Regiment.
TO be Major—Benjamin Holloway, Esq.
To be Captains— lohn Morier,, Esq, F;ederick....Whitaker,
Esq. David Chambers, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—William "turner, Gent. William Cor.
Kan, Gent.
To be Ensigns--john Hawkins; Gent. Thomas Broad Ma.
cey, Gent. john Fox, Gent. Joseph Fox, Gent, GeOrge
Hawkins, Gent. 1 homas Adams,Bryan, Gent.
London, England, 1809-08-28

ANATOMIC AL LECTURES.

MR. CARPUE will c-ommence his WINTER
COURSE of LECTURES on -ANATOMY and
SAIRGERY, on Monday the ad of Odobcr.
Particulats may be known by applying to Mr. Carpue,
No. So, "llean.street, Soho.
London, England, 1809-08-28

• This !Jay was published,
In Four Volumes, i2mo. 21$. Lds.

DON SE.E3ASTIAN or, the. House of Bra 4.
ganza. An HiSiorieal Romance.
13y Miss ANNA MARIA *PORTER.
Printed for .I..ongrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos.
ter-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Hungarian
Brothers, in 3 vols. taino. 2nd edition, twee tss, bds.

ENFIELD'S NEW POPULAR ENCYCLOPCEDIA.
This Day was published,

In one volume, oelo-deciino, piiee in boards 4s. 6d. or half-
• bound MutGctio, is. emhellished with eight Plates,
ENFIELD'S NEW ENCYCLOKEDIA.-
VOLUME IV.

-Containing a System of Cography.
N.B. Each Volume of this Work being complete ofitself,
may be had separate, viz Vol I. contains Astronomy ;
11. Rhetoric and Belles Lewes;, Vol. 111. Compendium of
the Laws and Constitution (rt. England ; and Vol. V. ►•ill
contain Mental and .Moral Philosophy. &volume be regu.
lady 'published every month until the work-is completed. '
London : Published. by Thomas .Tegg, Its, Cheapside ;
and may be had of any Bookseller in the Kingdom,
London, England, 1809-08-28

LANc,ISTEP ASSIZES.

BREfkCH OF PROMISE. OF MARRiAGE.

13UL.31E V. WARERICK.

This wa,3 acase which excited ALA an uncorn-
inon degree of interest,.-that Many of the Ladies of
tieerpot.)l left that..plice, in, order, .to be present at
a -trial whiCti promised so highly to .gratity their cu-

.
itiosity. . ,
Mr-. Serjeant CocKEIL, in his address to the jury,
-assured them it was with infinite regret he stated a
`case of as much injustice, inhumanity, hardship,
and. crtielty towards the Piaintitf, as ever he retnern-
`:bered to hare heard of in his life, and lie was sur-r

'prised the Detendant should have occasioned the
pour, suttering Plaintiff` to come into Court, to ask,
by means of a Jory, the•paymcnt of a debt which he
had contracted unJer circumstances which froze his
London, England, 1809-08-28

MA FRI MONY.
ROM the- Luxury, Dis.iipation, Excesses, anal
enervating indulgences of persons in almost every rank
of life, prOceeds that disordered state of the human irame,
termed Nervpus Debility ; the most distressing s, moon] of
which is an incapacity to fulfil the great and primary object
of marriage. This unhappy SUM is indisputably too trees
quentiy the gnawing canker-worin of the heart, winch gene-
rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climax of
'suicide. The. genuine ST EE L LOZE N ES Ore the best
it not the only remedy tot this species of d.bility ; indeed
Ste 1 is confessedly the- most powerful tonic and restJrative
Medicine in the Universe, and this preparatibn is proved by
long experience to be superior to all whet's..
The ST EE L. LOZENGES ate prepared and sold by the
Inventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate-Hill, price 7s. per box ;
and may be bad of his Agents in town and country ;- but ob—
serve his signature, E. Senate, in his.hand- writing, or •-they
cannot be genuine. . _

Just published,'Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise on
Female Complaints, price as. 6d. a book that sbould be read
by every married woman.

BY THE KING'S- PATENT.
DR. NORKIS"s FEVER DROPS.

THE ex prience of more limo -balla century has
so.fully established the reputation of this invaluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to exp,4iTipiriin Its effi-
cacy in every species of Fever, particularly 14. Scarlet and
Typhus Fever, alio the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have
never been known to tail, %yid:a ,cdministered agreeable to di-
fecund ; in the Measles, Small Po, Teething,. Nnd mfast
Disdrders incident to lindun they ar,! a:1 infallible Fein etiy.:;;.
the decays and discomforts of advanc,u life Are their
iiinneda,,te influence, they immediately stop the progress of
a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial Kestora.
t .ve.

Family Bottle, 2zs. sold at the Do6lor's House, No.
14, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where orders for
exhortation are duly executed Smaller bottles, us. arid 0.
9:1. wn lesale an.l retail, at liac.ni'..;,rso, Oxford-street, and
by most iesilectable Venders in Tiiwit and Cowitr, .
Also Dr .N I:1 celebra ied AN FL-BILIOUS PILLS,
with,drople DireCtions, 25. the Bo.c. Observe that the
words oomas Norris Moore" are engraved or. is GOVi:111.
luiatt Stamp ; A-10 9thers are or cart be getiwtne..
. ,
London, England, 1809-08-28

Minotaur.

Killed—lobo lames Call;;;;Tiitli Lieutenant. William
%Vllkins, Second Lieutenant ,of Roi al Marines. Charles
Davies, Quarter-Master. Robert Watts, able seaman ;
died of his wounds the ztith of July.
(3), able seaman.; died of his wounds the 2orli of Jul.
Charles Wittun, ordinary seaman; died of his %vomit's the
26th of July. John Parker, private of marines ; died of
his wounds the 26ttl of July. Rosilia, private of ma.
tines. Robert Johnson, private of marines. I.d vvard
Freeman, private of marines. Joseph Frenling, piivate of
marines. lona Staunch, private of marines.
Wounded—C;oorge Elvey, Midshipman, slightly. Thomas
MAdshipinaii, ditto. John Chaliner,
man, ditto. William Moseley, Quarter-Master, dange-
rously. R. Brown, able seaman, sightly. Joseph Shel-
don, able seaman, severely. James.ttilarshali,
seaman, ditto. Stephen lid!, ordinary seaman, ditto.
Titus Hastings, ordinary seaman, lames Cook, or-
dinary seainon, slightly. Riciiaid Kiley, orumary sea-
man, ditto. Thomas oviiiiary seaition, ditto.
cholas Cody, laiclinari, severely. James Scott, landinan,
data. Henry Vernon, boy, ditto. limit Lane, serjeant of
marines, slightly, Ludwig Schuster, private of marines,
severely. James :lavey, private of marines, ditto.
bert Brown, private of marines, ditto. ‘Villiarn
private of marines, ditto. lathes hut, private of tttar,tt s,
ditto. William ltaughain, private of In:times, ditto.
Henry Walters, private of i..rines, ditto. lona Mayers,
private of marines, Slightly. Thomas Makoney, private
of marines, ditto. William Arrowstnith, prtvate of ins.
nines, ditto.
London, England, 1809-08-28

ADVMVSON.

.71-"40..8E SOLD, the PERPETUAL ADVOW-
I- SON of a very 'desirable RECTORY in Cheshire;
Toe net Income is :0001. per Annum. The ageof the pre-
sent Inetiunbent.6o. •
For further particulars, apply to Messrs Graham, Kin,
gerley, anti Domville, Solicitors,

tSTABLISSEMENT FR NCO,S,CASTLE-STKEET,
HO LI3O RN.
under the Dire lion of toe ABBE DE itoUFIGNY, a
Member of the Late University of Paris.
rTHE. Summer Holidays will expire on Friday,
J the First of Septembc next. ' •
Bparders and respeeiahle Uay Pupils are taught' Modern
and Ancient Languages...and the other branches of a most
extensive and liberal plan of Education.
Parlour Boarders have a superior accommodation for Board
and Apartments : they tire atteudett privately without extra
shame.
- The French Language alone is spoken at breakfast and
,dinner.
Th;,sd Gentlemen to whom it is not convenient to live in
"the house, rn,l be taught at their leisure hours 4 the Lsta.
blishment.
• N.B. Foreigners are instruted in the English Language.

Lloyd's,' Aug. 24, iso,.
AT, ....
A& T a GENERAL MEETING' of the 'IVIER-
CHANTS, BANKERS, UN Vr:RWRIT.E RS, and
other SUBaCRIBERS to the PATRIOTIC FUND, held
this day,
London, England, 1809-08-28

11IEATRE ROYAL. COVENI GARDEN
Eally in the next month (Septe►nber) %sill be published,
i'lliNT; representing the prihcipal Frout of
the New Thdatre, Covent Garden.

Engraved t'rom -a Drawing made by
%VIVI. DANIELL A.R.A.

Having been favoured with correct Measurements and other
authentic Materials expresily for that purpose.
,T.he Size of the Print will be 23 inches by.ls inches; co.
loured, price One Guinea.
be had of. Mr. W. Daniell, g, Cleveland-street,-Pitz-
ioy.square, and of Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme, Pa-
ernoster-row, whsre the names of Subscribers are received.
London, England, 1809-08-21

PICTU ALL, ING-OFFIC E,
yttty zr, ,
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAY,S3:TY's IMPY do hereby give Notice, That on
Friday, the Ist of .September next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such Quantities of
' PRIME IRISH BEEF and. PORK, to be mid in the ensuing

Season, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think
proper to vier; one-third Part thereof to he packed 1n Hdf.
'puncheons, vne.third Part in Tierces, and one.third Part in Bar.
owls; to be delive►ed into his Majesty's Vielualling Stores at
Deptford, Portsmouth, Pli mouth, and Cork, and into the A✓►hy
rieitealling Stores at 'St. Cathatine's, in regular Proportions of
each Description of Cask's, by the Periods undermentioned, viz.
One fourth Part of thethhole 6y the 28th Feb. tBto.
One-fourth Part mcre tith Rpril, i 8 to.
One fourth Part more 31st May, 181 o:
-Andslieretnaining fourth Part by the yu6,,

,Ind to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days
after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Semeta2y's
Offire ; or by appfring to. Mr. 7. iP Dunstervide, digrnt for
the Yiltstalling at Cork ; to the Collector of -His Majesty's
toms at Limerick, Belj.2rt, Wevny, and Waterford; and to the
Postmaster-General at Dublin, respeCtively.

N. B. No Tender for a less Quantity than Two Thousand
Tierces' of Beef, and Two tinassaid Tif.x<es cf Pork will Ge ad.

No regard will be bad to any. Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be a'elivered
to the Board, before One o'Clock on the slid sit of SepteMbers
nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on
'is behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.
London, England, 1809-08-21

THIS" YEAR.

TBISH respeLifully acquaints the Public, that
. the only LOr rk,RY to be drawn this Year is,
The STATE .LOT rt. RY, which will be• drawn on the
aot h of next 0 Ctober.
ALL IN ONE DAY.

TICKETS atidgl:l,i it ES are selling in great variety,
and as the Scheme seems highly approved, the earlier the
Purchase the better, there being ()illy 5,000 Numbers, from.
to
.s,ooo.—SOetnes, with particulars, may be had gratis,
at either of 131SH's old established Offices in London,

No 4, CORM-LILL, or 9, CHA.I(ING-CROSS.
Where Capital Prizes to an immense amount (too nume-
row for insertion) have been Sold, Shared, and Registerel,
and where Persons in the Country may • be supplied the
same as if present, by sending.their ()niers (post-paid) ac-
companied with good Bills, Cash, Bank-Notes, or I'oo'4
(hike Orders.

4** Please to notice, the Lottery begins- and finishes ots
the loth of Ottober, and that day will decide Zzoo,oeo itt
.
London, England, 1809-08-21

STATE LOTTERY,
With only Five Thousand Numbers.
SCHEME.
4 - - of - • ‘zo,ooo 8 - - of
4 - -
4 - - - 2,000 Besides tool. Sm.
. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.
SWIFT and Co. respettfully inforth 'the Public,
LI that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Of-
fices, No. 11. Poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross, and 3r, Ald-
gate High-street.
The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and af-
fords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense
Sum of Ba,oool. ! ! ! which may be obtained by purchasing;.
the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any Part. ".
Tickets and Shares
PR SE
willNT be hig
P her
RIC beE
fore the Drawing.
E
Ticket -- - - - Lax xi •
half - Zit 00l Eighth - -Z217 o
Quarter - 513 o Sixteenth - - t 9 o

z,oOo
_ coo

,
PIAMONDS AND PEARLS.
DENIS JACOBbegs leave to inform the Public
that he continues to gime the full Value, in Ready-
tor DIAMONDS and PEARLS, at No. 32, Cock-
spur.s .rcet, Charing-cross, opposite the Cannon Tavern.

ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASES. .
-THE totiowing ;MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sec. in consequence of Messrs. WI LKI NSO N and Co.iilinquishing certain Branches f the Mdsic Line, are now ,
selling oil; at their Wareh.,use, No. 13, Haymarket, on
terms highly advantageous to all those who are desirous of
be...plying Purchasers :—Ati excell tit Finger Organ, Mahn. I
g:.ny Case. seven Stops, SwAt. and Shirtii,g‘ Moven;eHt
• Barrel and Finger, Nlallogany Case, five Stops, and
Sh,;ting ; several 140,1 Bartel Orgaps, with Nla-
hog-dny Cases, Drinn, Triangle, Bells, arc. tww and in
good order ; also Harps, Violoncellos, Grand and Square
Piano Fortes, and sundry Musical Articles, little inferior to
new, on ve• y reasonable terms. •
• All printed Nlusie, agreeably to Advertisement, continklet
-to be Sold at halt the original Price. a
London, England, 1809-08-21

PHARMACOPEEIA LONDIN ENSIS,, 1209. •
This Day was published, -
In Medium 4to. price U. 41. Boards.
DHARMA.COREIA ,COLLEGII REGALIS
MEDICORIJM LUNDINENSIS.
Veneunt aped Longman, Hurst, Rees, et Urine, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1809-08-21

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST IS.
Arrived—the Speculator, Harwood, Bolton, Parisb: net:
sey, Walker, Harmony, Jewson, and the Themis, Brovio.
from Grenada ; Bowes, Bowman, George, Cattin,aniitiOuft
dington, Soal, from St. Vincent's; London, Duncorlll74;
Cove, Westby, and Heaor, !doer, from Tobago ; C;eorg ;
Knight, and Renewal, Hill, from Barbadoes;
Grove, New, and Albion, Lenhlater, from Dominica;.
lius, Authorne, from St. Kitt's ; Mary, Desmore, "
Malta; Susan, Standgate, and Cumberland, Mudie, fr°„e
Buenos Ayres ; Georgiana, Smith, from Curacoa; and
Samuel, Sugrue, from Trinidad.
Sailed—the Sir Godfrey Webster, Walker, for lamajc43,:
Hannah, Fanning, for New York ; Effbrt, Tweedy, '-
Oporto;- Sophia, Bell, and Mary, Morgan, for Gueruse

BIRTHS.
On the 17th inst. at Stancion, Harts, the Lady of the itel'
Henry Law, of a Son.

MARRIED. - ►
Re('
On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's. Holborn, the ,o
Robert Hesketh, to Emma, the younger daughter of Gear'
Daniell, Esq. of Lincoln's,inn-fields. of
On Thursday the roth inst. Mr. Samuel Beazley, .1°"; of
Caddick's-place, Whitehall, to Eliia, eldest daughter
jobb' Richardson, Esq. of St. fames's. the
On Satuiday last, at Barnes, in the County of Surra„
Rev. Edward Calvert, Esq. of A-Ibury, in the ( ht
Hertford, to Miss Byron, of Bengt., daughter of the 10'
chard Byron, Esq, of the same County.
The same day, Liet.terant Rudolph Pringle, of the
German Legion, to Caroline, daughter of James TOW
Esq. of Towldey-House, Ramsgate.

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On the Lith inst. at Penryn, of a decline,__in the 16°111Y0'4

of-her age, Mrs. Bentley, wife of Captain Charles _J3O
of the ad Royal Veteran 13attalion. f
On Wednesday last, of an apoplekßic fit, at the b.P11,57,0°01'
friend in Chatham-place, William Brooke, lisq• of
beth, aged 70. ..0011t
(in Thursday the i7th inst. at Taunton, john .
Esq. in the 83d year of his age. . v CO"
On Friday last, at his 'noose, Mare-street, Haekne,,
toper James Hayes, in the 64th year of his

4' STOCKS

RDAY.
India Stck
India lionodS,, SOS. ifs. Pre
Exch. Pills, 7s• ‘45. Ft.
Omnium,
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Ditto Aim. 68
Cons. tot-29th