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The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-27

STATE LOTTERY,

Oa the New and Improved Pint, consisting of only s,OOO
Numbers, to be dra.vn in ON E DA Y
The SCHEME contains
4. - Prizes of
,- - £20,000
. ,
4 • -• • - of - • 5,000• ,
1Z - - of - - ',co,
Soo "
&c. &c. -
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA-
ZARD, BURN E, and Co StoLk-Ilr keys, at their
"'Ate Lottery Office, No. 93, w.der the Royal Exchange.

'STATE LOTTERY OFFICES,

x 49, Oxford-Street, and,44, St. James's-Street.
"DODOES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
.11 most tespetEttully acquainr their
,Friends and the Pub.:
lic, that the TICKETS and SO AgES of the present Grand
Lottery 'are. on Sale at their Mikes ; and they Particulaily
beg to observe, .that. the Schelne contains Forty Capital
Prties, and is on the same most excellent Plan as the last
Lottery, whith gave such Onlveisal satisfattion; naailety,
3,?qa Numbers, and too,oooh ;a rrizes. ,
To tri (Ira:Wmin ON 6 DAV, 14th February, ISt°.

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and CO. joint
Contradors for the late State Lottery, return theirmost
iltatcful Acknowledgements_ to the Publit, for ,the high-en,
_ ,_cotirage4nent they gave to the New Plan for Drawing the Lot-
tery in One Day, and to assure them. that it has fully answer-
ed the Expedations of Government, by doing away the Evils
gittendant on Lotteries, tinit have been so much complained9f. They beg leave. to. recommend the New State Lottery-
which is on the same' Principle, and will be drawn in One
Jay, 14th Feb. next.
Only i,coo Numbers.—Four -ickets of each Number.
• SCHEN: c.

14 PrizoSof. . .zp,ooo, 4 Prizes of.. . . . ,(5,000
z' • rMO 20 . . . . .• .
ioo
• • • I. • • • 500' 44
Are. &c. tee.
Tickets and Shares area 'low' on Sale at theold Offices,
Corner of Rank BtlildingB., and lacing the King's Mews,
7..l.iraring-croSs, by RICHARDSON, •GOODLUCK, and
TO THE. PUBLIC.
QWIFT and CO. beg leave most respeafully to
return their thanks to the public, for the unexampled
.Patronage and support they experienced as .Contrae.tOrs for
the last Lottery, anti at the sante to express the gratification
theyfeel in having had the:honour of layinglbefore the pub-
lic the first Lottery on the improved principle, which has at
' once fulfil led the beneficial intentions of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, by preVenting the evil of insurance,. and received
The san'dion or the public, as affording a superior chance to
--Ahe adventurer. The present Lottery-is exactly on tile:Sallie
plan as the last, and will, no dotibti be equally honoured by
The approbation of the public.
SCHEME. .
4 - 420,000 1. 20 - - Xsoo
• 4 Soo° 20 "-- -
it - 1000 4940 frodi Sol. to Isl.
sthlY:sooo Numbers; Four Ti:.kets of every Number, each
Of which will to entitled to the full Aatonnt of whatever
"'die- is draWn.against the Number.
Ticket arid. Shares are selling i,n great variety at SW lIT
'*td Co.'s tAfices,
No, i.,r, Poultry,
12; ChUri(t-CrOSS,
NO, 31, AiJ6ate High-strata.

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London, England, 1809-11-27

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M,O; ND A Y, NOVEMBER 27, 130 Q.

HISTORY OF THE POLITICAL LI E OF Tilt

RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT ' •
I4cluding.some Account of the Times in which he
BY lOHN GIFFORD, Esq.
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announce that this Work will b.: published early in
December, in the three following forms, wz.
t. One himdred Copies, splendidly printed in three Volt.
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extra boards. . • _

2, A limited number, in three elegant Quarto VolumeSi
on Royal Paper. Price 81. Bs. in extra beards.
3. Handsomely printed in Silt Volumes, yetavo. Priee
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Each of these Editions will be: illustrated by two
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by Mr. Flaxthan ; the other twin the most approved origi-
nal Picture .and of these, one hundred P rootsw ill be taken
off for the superior-Copies,. and the next-inipressiens. for the
Royal Paper Edition.
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London, England, 1809-11-27

LYCEUM THEATRE.

tinder the Spe6ial License Of the LORD CHAKB ER LAI tJ.
Granted foi the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties principally interested.

FHEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM-
PANY of the late DRURY IcANE THEATRE,
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NtArembcr a 7, zSo9,
krtorin the•Cotnedy of
MAN AND WIFE;
Or, MORE,SECRETS THAN ONE. -
Lord Austencourt, Mi. HO LLAN i ;
Sir Rowland Austericourt, Mr. P()WELL ;
V. Charles Austencoutt Mr. WRENCH ;
Sir WilloughbfWarretr. Mr. DO wToN
.;
Abu; G.rouse, Mr. NV ROUGHTON ;
• Cornelius"O'Dedimus, Mr. IOHNSTONE;
Ponder, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Lady Worrett, Mrs. I-I ARLOWE;
Helen Worrett, Mrs. EDWIN.

lik,which will be added (by particular Desire), the Musical
• Entertainment of
• MY GRANDMOTHEn.. A
Sir Matthew :v3ediey, Mr. MADDUCKS ;
Vapour, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Woodley, Mr, 1. SMITH ;
Dicky Gossip, Mr. MATHEWS ;
• Soufrance, Mr. W E WLTZ ER ;
Charlotte, Mrs. MATH EWS ;
Florella, Miss DUNCAN.
..stoisei and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box-
, fll at the Strand .entrance ;of whom may also be had
Fluxes nightly.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.—
kkillery 2S. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
thrite 6d.
, Tl-1
he Doors to be opened at alf-past Five, and the Per-
Klunance VI begin at Half past Six. • r"' -
To-morrow, The inconstant.
On NV ettricsday, The Hithlted Tower.
On Thursday, The Heir at Law.
Fri,iay, All is. the Wong.
„, he new Farce of No) at Home will be repeatedTo-
-I°F,t9w, Wednesday, and Thursday next._

SEEDLING FOREST TREES.
Tpp ECK and ALLAN hate just received a Supply
of SEEDLING LARCH, SCU ccH, and SPRUCE
ASH, BEECH, BIRCH, OAK, &c. train scat-
und, which may be seen at No. 67, Strand.
London, England, 1809-08-02

411 r. STOKES re-examined.

(By Lord Gambier). At 'what time did the
enemy's t %,% 0 Sill; 3 ui thr line, which remained at
anchor ~n the I 2th of April in the morning, cut or
slip Then c:+bit-s, and tun towards the Charente ?
A. The Ca-sa.d, bearii;g a Commodore's Broad
PetidAnt, ..hpi.ed or cut, ant made sail for the Cha-
r, rite at t u minutes past one P. M. ; '44e Foudroy-
aot, bt-ming a Itrar-Admiral's Flag, made sail for
the Cnar, nte at 20 annwes past,one. I noted the
tu) watch, and I am positive as to the fads,
bc. a..,se I nude a memorandum at the tune.
Q. Do you remember at what time the three ene-
my's shiipi that were on shore upon. the Palais and,
wart.. d uhf got from thence ?—A. To the best ,of my
recollrction, about one o'clock or little after, ,
Q (By ihe Courrr.)—Did •they remove from
thence before:the slip- that were at anchor rthl to-
wattis t Charetit..; ?—A. They did.
_ _ _

VOll WCTO' I),);ird some of the British ships
it hora4e 5 were. any of the enemy's ships
0,0 heat a distance to he "tlisl-dyt.d by them ?
A. i was oo board the ITperieuse during part of
.1tAl• tltr:e ul the “ellOti; all the eretny's ships were

at too grit a distance to be destroyed, by our ships,
.ex6ert that 'u-re d stroyed, the Calcutta, Aqui-
ton, .a•• o It was rather doubtful-to me
whethcr Reterse's shot .could not .have been
f,re t• ;.I.ect on the T.,unere the Revenge was

shill (u the ent-tny.
Wa+there iiny other situation in the Roid of
Ais, which the British squar,;-rrni could be placed,
frth,, wnit.ll t-ey c-uid have_ destroyed the' other
1•40 : turtle waS hut.

Captains Beresford and Kerr, Mr. Raven, Master
of the Cmsar ; Dou;las,- of the B-1 ona,
Lieutenant Hawkins, Second Lieuteitant of the Ca-
ledonia and Capt. Godfrey, of the Etna Bomb,
were examined and Captain Rodd and Mr. Fair-
fax were re-examined. They all concurred ID de,
daring, that to their knowledge the Commandei in
Chief had evinced the utmost zeal and judgment for
the scivice during the whole of his conduct in. Basque
Roads, and that they were acquainted with no in-
-stance to the contrary.
Lord GAMBIER
,then said, that he had come to the
close of his evidence, and that 'he regretted being
obliged so long to trespass on the time of the Court,
but that he did not think it would be necessary to
ttouble them 'longer.
The PRESIDENT said, if his Lordship had any ae.
sire to examine any further , evidence, the. Court
• v ould. with pleasure hear him.
His Lordship replied, that be would be able 'to-
morrow to call any other evidence he 'should deem
necessary, on a consideration of the necessity of
such a step.
The Court then adjoined till this day.
London, England, 1809-08-02

TURTLES

,VVILLSHIRE; King's Head Tavern, Poultry,
•
. has just _landed a CARGO of tine lively 'Ulla.-
' TLES for Sale.
Turtles dressed every day in the highest Petredion for
Parties, or sent to any part of-Town or Country.

MONEY.
NIESSRS. LUCAS and Co. iieg Leave to inform
A. those that may be desirous Of borrowing, Tempo.,
rary or Permanent SIT MS of MONEY, that they can at all
'M
ies, and without delay, advance any Sum from. One Hun-
(tired to Twenty Thousand Pounds, 'and upwards, on personal
. or any.other Security, arising fr,in Marriage Settletnents, Mo.
.hey in the Funds, Clergy mens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy-
, hold,,alid Leasehold Estates, on the in ist fair and equitable
Terms, and will also condua every Negm iation at- much less
expence than what is usually incurred in money trausadions.
Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re-
'. • ceive at their house, No. io, lertnYn-street, St. lames's,
and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered.
N.B. Ten years purchase will be given fur well secured
Annuities. , _
London, England, 1809-08-02

Eastern liattalion of Stirlingshire Local Militia.

To be IVlajoraptain Thoinis Graham Stirling,— vice
Brown, iesigneti„
To be Captain by Brevet—Adjutant Dugaid M`Dougall.
To be Captains - lohn Graham, F.sq. Alexander Living-
ston, i sq. Lieutenant lames Waddeli. Angus camp-.
bell, Esq.

LONDON : Prin,rd fa► RlCkiAltb HARRIS, ot NO. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; and Pdalisbed by WILLIAM ARMIG ER SCRIPPS, South Miton.street, G
At the SUN-OFFICE, Nu. 112, Strand; where Adver;isements, Orders for the Pa; 2r, Letteri for the Editor, Sic. (postlaia), must bri addressed.
London, England, 1809-11-18

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, N0v..17.--Arrived his Majesty's
ship Achilles, of-74 gilds, Sir R. KING,. illustrious,.
Of 74 guns, W. R. BROUGHTON, Euryalus, of 36
guns, Hon. G, H. L. DUN DAS, from Cherbourg.
- Arrived -the Quebec, of 32 guns, Hon. G. Foy-
LM, from Plymouth ; • Dapper gun-brig,' of 12
guns, Lieut. H. HARFORD, from a cruize ; Pori
Mahon, of is,gims, Capt. LkwsoN, from Plymouth;
Redpole sloop,. of 10 guns, Capt. igiDoNALD, from
the Eastward; Helen,Woolgar,columbi4e,•Royalist,
Rodney, Idus,.and Nestor, from Guernsey, bouud to
Barbadoes, wit h t roop',;'; also Yeonzan'sGlory,So,ul REP
and Mary, THOIIF3ON, from Wa.,erford, the former
bound to Emsworth.

•
Sailed his ,Majesty's "shill Ulysses, 'With a convoy
of 70 sail, for the Downs; Derwent, CI:A rreArN, for
Sinderland ; Balboa, IoNGE, and Mary ,inn,
ToNGE, for the Downs, sunder convoy.

DEAL, NOV. 17.—Sailed his Majesty's Ships St.
Fiorenzo and Diana, to Fleshing ; Zenotia and Os-

prey, to Sheerness.
Put back the Eaebuck schooner, LAWREV, with
the loss of an anchor and cable.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 15.—Arrived the brig Eliza-
-1 eth, Captain BAKER, from
,St. Stephen's, in Spain,
with 260 sheep on board for Government, nine days
out, bound to Portsmnuth.

Cowci, Nov. 17,—Yesterd.y afternoon four large
transports sailed for Spit head to join convoy for Jersey,
with about 1,500 .Germans, belonging to the Duke,
of Brunswick's Corps.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. i6.—Sailed the Hum/sr armed
ship, Capt. ENGLAND, with a convoy to the East-
ward.

4lsb sailed the Jane, Slate,r, for Heligoland; the Swedish
ship Enegherten, ; Harris;
Phelps ; Aria, Cummins; Eliz.t. H.!tison ; Emmeline, Wa-
terthan; uatcomh, Zieloffett ; hairy, Hutchins; London
Packet, Creignton ; United Sisters, Butterfield ; Woodbine;
sMeans; Caledonia, Fli!'ehison ; Eliza, *Wiitling; and Two
Brothers, Cowling, for the itiver; and the Sophia transport'
Captain
,May, with sick soldiers on bo:ird,' from Lisbon,
boundlO Portsmouth.

Came down the harbour, and anchored. in the I
So4nd, his Majesty's ship Thaii.
Arrived, and sailed ag aition a cruize, his 'Aldose
ty's-ship • Quebec, of 3j guns. ' •
Arrived the Cockatrice, :from the'Vest Indies,
with Bove: ii lent stote:§i and the schooner Alert,
Coox, frem-Oporto, last from Falmolith; with wines,
for this Von..
Arrived the. Good Intent, HARN, from ;
and the May Flower', WILLLMS, froth Swansea.
London, England, 1809-11-18

TO BE DISPOSED (W,

'THE Valuable LEASE of a. most complete
- kEWEKY, exceedingly go,:vd Dw. Ilin;-liousri and
Garden, Stab itN for Twenty-eight 11,.ses, Prima-
Close, and var ous useful Buildings ; tht ....hole in exeeitt.
Repair ; to which is attached, a larte long-established
Trade in Ate and Table- er, but, front its acconimoda,
tuns, capable of til:.)rz extensive .:ne. Tae Lease is
held for a long unexpired term, at a very low scent. The
Plant, which is most judiciously aisposed tor Business, and
in like ;.;,,;xi condition with me Leasehold Premises; to oe
taken at a valuation -by the Patties purchasing the Lease.
The situation within three miles of the City of London.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. I. ant: H. ON% en,
11°P•mercluints, No. 14r, Upper Tharnes.ttreet-; if by let..
ter, post_paid.

Day was published,
.- Third Edition, illustrated Cases, price 4s. 6d.
A. PRACTICAL TREATIS i, on the certain PRE-
v rI;)Nand.CURLu; tae VENEREAL :•Ps.
EASE, particularly its consequences, as Stridures,
including Tabes Dorsal's, Hypoctkiidrism, Onanism,
being a complete guide in these diseases. ..
By M. CATON, Surgeon,
_ _ _

Late of theUnite.d Hospitals of St. Thomas',s and Guy's.
Printed for S. tlighley, 24, Fleet-street ;,C. Mutlow,
Holborn ; ' and Skrwooti, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
,row, London. _ •
• Where may be had,
The London Medical and Sur6i,:al Spelator, vols. r and z,
price 11. 35.. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1809-11-18

i
however, does lint appear tcrhave
succe .deo long ;• and some the pritt6pai
p:rti any !Ar.Otturi and Flat t, ktilleritig:trom age
and icfnit. the King rroutumended that, the
cf..u,painchn•-.111(1 unite and accordingly they be-
-621i jointly at' the theatte 1084. his
union vk az; c red to be vkry much iu favour, of
the I),.)let's ; but other lia4o-retnedy.
The ,at,;:ntees ha% noW.themho-nle to.
at h;,if ext}enF4,7,.ituposcd
t. eir ur.c it terms upon the ..c.iors, They,94,194: na'rt
the prc.fits to-theruselves, -and aii•ovvecl.tire:oifter half
'Onl to Iyrty, the other performers, .which was di-
,videti, a I Leib according. to „t heir merits. Inad-
dine/too this, .11re,patcntes. sold shatts of their in-
'teret. to monied peoii,, who were thereby aLintitted.
into the.man,agement ot the.tbeatre, although -they
were tota4. ignorant :of theatrical affairs; and they
naturally, a‘aited, tternselve; of every es eqictit to
diniiniSti the inconiepfthea6fors, and increase their
`own. i%...ltliougi) they weitt buccesstul iti.a number
of pieces-, yet. the concern, upon the whore, bec.,me
'so in‘Oltied, that the patentees 'made anothek at-
tempt to redt:cp, the salaries of the performers .an
e%pedient t hich the latter obstinately and success-
. fully' resisted, and they were supported in their
exertions by the 1 tiblic, who knew the merits of
the actors, but 'not of the patentees; The per-
'formers offered to remain on their former salaries ;
but the proprietors, thinking their authority
trnli-
retuned all terms of acconArsodation. The
disv,-;te havirio been laid before King
avelt Willia
ass ,he
he
the Law Officers, and. they g
• opinion, •‘ that no patent for aeting plays given by,
one Pri;ice,
.could prevent a succeeding one.from
the same authority to those with whom he
could ..trnst *it." lietterten and others were intro-
, duCed to -the Kina,"who promised to redress their
3 and that actor, and a sate number of
others, o_hiained a license to urea a theatre, and as
for iliern,elves. 'A subscription- Was immediately
• 4et cm', toot, and the theatre in Lincoln's-Itinzticklsl
was built; where they coinmenced playing success-
luny in 'the year 1b95. The Managers of the Old
Tl,-ei;l:re were now eolopelledlo hire provincial per-
, loimers, and Increase the salariei of those who re-
, Inqine.d-w:ith them, to prevent their going over to
their rivals. Mr. Congrei,e sold ')iis -My of love
Loire -to the New Company, and they reaped
their harvest from it, as the cliaradcrs had.been in-
teukteltor their ncipal actors, although the author
meant to have had it performed:at the'other house
• This eal ly success, however, was,but: of short dura-
tion ; for, front the 'number of ,Managers,- who
equal authority in regulating the theatre,
then' affairs were conducted without judgment and
their Profits fell.away. ?•T;

Cus,OlneCl to fire.
London, England, 1809-11-20

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NONDAI, NOVEMBER 207 1809.

TO BUILDERS, Sec.'
TO BE LETT on ,BUILDING LEASES, by the Wor-
shipful
Company .of IRONMONGERS, at a General
QuarterlylCoort; to be held at Irortmongers'Alall, Fen-
church-street, on Tuesday the 28th of November instant,
at Twelve o',Clock. precisely, -
A Large PIECE of GROUND for the Ere6tion of
1- 1... a NEW ST E ET, to contain Sixty Houses, of the
third rate ;to communicate with Ironmonger-row and Old-
street-square, near.old -street, London.
Proposals for taking such Ground, in one or more Lots, of
not less than two Houses in a Lot, at a net Ground-rent, cleat
_ of all Taxes except the Property Tax, will be received at the
.Clerk's Office on or before Monday the 27th instant, be-
tween the hours of Ten and 'Fwd., wivzre the Plan and Parti-
culars may be seen.
N.B. The Land-tax is redeentet
T. PELLATT, Clerk.
Inanmongers'-Hall, Nov. 1, 1809.

I/ICTU A LL ING.O FFIC
NOV. 7, tSng.
'lr HE COMMISSIONERSJor k ICTUA LLING
,IL His MAJESTY's NAPY do hereby give Notice,Thafon
Tuesday the ztst Instant, they will be ready to receive ten.-
tiers, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Fll'l'Y THOU.
SAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM; to be deli-
vercd, free of duty from Warehouses, In which the same shall
have been bonded, one half thereof in the course of rite month, and
the remainder in one month afterwards, into His Majesty's .gie..
!nailing Storer-at Corks and to be paid for by Bills pstyable,
with interest, ninety Days after

- • _
The Conditions of 'the Contrda; may be seen at the Secretary's_
Offl. e.
No regard iv!!! be had to easy Tender in tiohich the Price'shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Le delivered to
the Board before Ons o'Clock on rie 72;,.; Taesday the 25i! Instant,
nor unless the Person who m'al'ts the Tender, or some Pet son on
his behalf, attends, to answer when called for.

VICZU ALLING.OFFICh,,
London, England, 1809-11-20

'Ceikie, Cent. William Shaw, Gent. Jas. Adam, Cent:
Patrick Nl' F'ariane,
To he Quarter master and Paytna.Sler.—Williain Ross) Cent.
To be Chaplain—The Rev James Ileatson.
To be Su.geon— lames IVl'Fariane,
Comthissions in the Eastetn Battalion of the Royal Perth.
Voiunteer, signed by the Lords Lieutenant. •
To be Ensign—John Milli, Gent.
To be Quarter-Master—John Findlater, Gent. vice Ross, de-
ceased.
- -

Commissions in the Essex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu-
tenant.

Eastcrn Battalion,.

To he Captain; by Brevet—Licutenant and Anjutant John

Bell. • • .
To be Lieutenant-=Ensign George Ensor. • .
To be Ensigns--Ati;ustus Tweed, Gent. Thomas Hur-
ring, Gent, John Sach, Gent.
London, England, 1809-11-20

•Sa led the Ranger, T. COATS ilfat y, 15u ft"'
Sunderland.

His Majesty's ship Thames, of ?2 guns, went out.
of harboui-.

Sailed the Dido, M. TAYLOR ; CaMina, W. SPAR•
ROW ;-.Industry, J. BELL, for Sunderland Hannah,
J. M`DONALD; for Malts.
His Majesty's slip Zephyr, of IA gluts, went of
barbour.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. tg. Arrived the il/phea
cutter, from a eruize.
./

Sailed the Ulysses, Gannet,- - Dapper, Redpole,
Achilles, aria illustrious, for off CherbOurg. The
Royalist, Thais, and several others, with troops,
for Guernsey.

DEAL, Nov. 20.—.—Sailed to the Westward, a
large feet for Jamaica.
Toe Lord Ikellington sChooner is on shore 'near
Walther Castle, (cargo .batter,) expelled to bo
saved.
•
London, England, 1809-11-20

NAVAL NEW'-:.

Freon the LON LON GAZET l'E, Nov 4 18, 1809.

Almirally-Office, Nov. 18, 1809.

Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, Commander in Chief
at Portsmouth,-has transmitted_to Joh❑ Wilson cro-
ker, Esq. a letter- from the Hon. Captain Dund:Y4,
of-the Euryatus, to Capt. Sir Richard King, of the
Achille, stating the capture, by the former ship, off
Cherbourg, of the French privateer tugger l'Etoile,
of fourteen guns and forty-eight men, out from the
:Hogue two days, without making any capture.

Admiralty-Office, Mv. 18, 1809.
Vice-Admiral Whitsbed, Commander in Chief
of his Majesty's ships and vessels on the coast of
Ireland, has transmitted to John' Wil'on Croker,
Esq. a Iptter he had received from Captain Maitland,
of his Majesty's ship Emerald, giving an account of
his having, on the 6th inst. captured the French
National corvette Le Fanfaron, of 16 guns and.i 13
'men, commanded by Monsier Deshauteur, Capl-
taine de Fregate. She had sailed two days before
from Brest, bound to Goadaloupe, with a cargo of
flour, salt provisions, and a quantity of lead, iron,
and nails.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. g.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Orestes, from a cruize; the Morrestown hired
armed brig, with a convoy, from Wales ; the Tho-
mas, ,SwAvpm ; and Polpeno, CLEMENTS, from
Llanelly; and the London, OLDREIVE, from Lon-
don.

Arrived his Majesty's hired cutter Britannia,
Lieut. WILSON, from Cadiz, with dispatches, which
were immediately forwarded to town. She brings
intelligence, that the French fleet sailed from Toulon
on the 24th of O&ober.

The Britannia is under quarantine, for having had
communication with his. Majesty's hired cutter Ear
Spencer, from Gibraltar. - •
Arrived the French National Corvette Le Fanfa-;
ron, of 18 guns,. mid 160 men, from Brest, with. 4
cargo of wine, flour, &c. bound to Guadaloupe ;
sailed on the-3d inst. and was captured on the sth
following, after a chace and running- fight of -fifteen
hours, by hiS -I\tlajestY's ship Emerald, of 36 guns.,
Capt. MAITLAND. The enemy had two men killed
sad teL wounded.

His Majesty's ship Emerald has detained and sent
here 'the American Ship Luna, of New-York, -
DREW SOUTHWARK, Master, from thence, laden'
with cotton and rice, bound to St. Sebptian's, which

•
vessel wa; put under quarantine.
The Amide frigate, Capt. HAliDiriON, has de-
tal,ied nod sent in here, the Pappenburgh barque,
Elizabeth, from Liverpool, with salt.
Carte, down the harbour, and anchored in the
Sound, his Majesty's ship L'Aigle, of 36 guns,

'Capt. Woy.FE.
Passed up Channel this morning, a fleet of mer-
chantmen, from the westward.
Sailed his 111:ije,iy's ships, Orestes, L'Aigle, and
London, England, 1809-08-05

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Third Letter to Colonel WARDLE, shall appear on
Monday.

MAILS.
ARRIVED-1 Lisbon, r Dublin. titre—•l Gottenburgh,
i Malta, 2 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols •- - • 681 1 Red. Ann. . 6S;

THE SUN.

10L14 QUIB DICIER/ ZALSUIa AUDIAT ?
London, England, 1809-08-05

NAVAL NEWS.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 4.—The Phcenir packets
Captain JAcoEs, arrived this morning, from Heligo'
land, with mails and passengers. She also brought
an Austrian Messenger, charged with dispatches for
his Majesty's Ministers, who states, that the Lmpe-
ror had refused to ratify the Armistice ; and that the
Austrians had, in the late battles, taken 12,000 pri-
soners. The Messenger left the Austrian head'
quarters the gth ult.

DOVER, AUGUST 4.—No less than three French
privateers were discovered within a short distance of
our shore, between sevcn and eight o'clock last
night, and when the night shut in one of them at'
tacked a brig, whose name we cannot learn, GRAT"
TIN master, bound from Hull to the Mediterranean,
with bale goods, and nearly drove her ashore in the
bay, keeping up a constant firing of musquetry, by
which the Captain was wounded in the elbow, and
brought on shore between ten and eleven ; at one
time the privateer was within pistol-shot of the Pier.'
head a firing was commenced from the batteries,
which had the effect of alarming the coast, and
obliged the privateers to stand off, without, it is
hoped, making any capture.

GERMAN PAPERS.
London, England, 1809-08-05

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

BANKS OF THE ELBE, JULY 21. --- Letters from
Vienna, coming from very respealable sources, re'
present the loss of the French, in the battle of Vila'
gram,, as very considerable. Near thirty Marshal_.
and, Generals were wounded. (,),! die bth,. the-In-
habitants of Vienna reccived orders to prel'are
quarters for thirty-two thousand wounded French'
men. On the same day, the Duke of IsTRIA'
(Marshal • BEssrEaEs,) arrived there badly wound' •
ed, besides Generals RA-2P,. FRERE, and sore-
ral others. " Some say BESSIERES is dead of hi;
`wounds; as well as General Dussu s. The Austrians
have also taken a great number of prisoners,
veral ices of cannon, and other booty. T 136
Berlin Gazette, which is prohibited here; .15
said to direaly contradict the French Bulletins,
and the gascnnading contained in the prints of Mu'.
nieb, Swtgarcl, and otherJouvnals of the COnfecirr
tion of the Rhine.

In an official Bulletin published 'by the, Arch'
duke at Prague; on the lith, he maintains, that h 6
never w4s forced in his centre ncr right wing;' b°
has, excluSive of 6000 Prisoners, taken an 'invincible
position, in defiance of the enemy. The Archduke
JOHN, with the Hungarian Insurre6tion, has not at
all been in the action.

The same authentic private advices from Vienna,
also state, that the road from Wagratu to the Atis—
Irian Capital was
_quite covered with the waggolls
conveying the wounded French. Officers and soldier"
?to that City. It is asserted, that if the Italia Arrq
,had not failed in its action with the Bavarians under
General WltinE, the Archduke CHARLES Would
have'obtained a complete vi63ory.
There are also private advices, confirmed by the
Berlin Gazettes, stating the agreeable. intelligePe,
that the Austrians have re-entered Dresden, LeiPt
and other parts of Saxony, since the 14th inst. ai)
the Duke of ABRANTES has been defeated in Pc;
reith by Field-Marshal Lieutenant KINMEYEA) a *
obliged to evacuate that country with considerable
loss.
The popular commOtions• at Bremen, and for'.
di
cularly,in Hanover, owing to the rutnout of a' sPee A
-a„ t
arrival of a British army, have been very serious.
Hanover, the veteran soldiers of his Majesty stoPPe
by force, the money which, by order of. the FrenCh'
was to be transported out of the- country. The
great Expedition preparing in England seed's to have
panic-struck the, French and their friends ; and the
King of Westphalia, and his army will irnmediarely,
enter Hanover.
Fifteen hundred Poles from the Russian fortresses
are said to be on their march to gar4son Hamburgh'
frotn.whence the French Minister is gone to l'rave-

munde.
'1:49 Berlin quctte, iD consequence 'of its Parti°4.
London, England, 1809-06-03

CRUELTY TOWARDS ANIMALS.

The Bill for preventing wanton cruelty towards
Animals being re-committed pursuant to order,'
Lord ERSKINE explained at considerable length
the alterations he had adopted agreeably to the Sug-
gestions of his Noble and Learned Friends, and like-
wise the nature of the chief, clause which he inten&
ed should form the more prominent feature of the
Bill. Lordship concluded with moving that the
clause be added to the Bill; and that the Bill be
printed.
Lord DARNLAY complained, thdt his sentiments
had been misrepresented respelling the tendency of
the Bill. Na man could rate higher than he did
that zeal of humanity which prompted the Learned
Mover.to undertake this laudable measure, and no
mall could be more anxious to see it carried into el-
k& to every.eXtent that was prallicable.
The different clauses were then made. part of the
Bill; the Report received; and the Bill, as amend-
ed, ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1809-06-03

TRENCII ARMY OF ITALY.

" Head.quarters, St. Daniels, May as.
All accounts concur in assuring us that the loss
of the Austrians on the Bth exceeded 12,000, in kill-
ed, wounded, and petal:Suers. It is not General Fix-
MANT, who is among the dead, but Field-Markhal
WANTRELT, Commander in Chief of the Cavalry.
" The army has followed up its advantages,---.
Yesterday the enemy endeavoured to defend the
heights of St. Daniels. The Vice Roy, at the
head of the advanced guard, attacked him. All
his positiOns were instantly taken by the bayonet,
and the enemy fled in the greatest disorder. The
result of thk; a6lion was the obtaining_ Of 15,000

prisoners, among whom are 26 Officers, one Colo-
' nel, and bne Major. A wliole battalion of the regi.

went of Riesky, with its standard, was surrounded
by', our Voltige4s, and compelled to surrender. Our
troops are at Udina, and the blockade of Palma Nova
is raised.
• "MAY tom,„ t Trie EVENTING. ..--The Viceroy hay-
lug orde.red a reconnoitering . 0 u.pedition oMenerali
Gaoncer.i.e, the enemy has been driven to the other
side of the.liouzo. On this occasion we took 7or
800 prisoners. We have also taken at Udina a great
number of magazines, with pontoona and other war
equipage.

" COI. GIFFIANGEW who was sent in pUrsuit of
the enemy, during the night, with a squadron of
the (ith Husgsars, and an Italian scpmdron, over-
took the rearguard this morning at day-break,
As it was dire&ing' its march by Yemone. The
euemy was fierCely attacked and defeated. We took
800 men, ,70'officers, end a standard of „the Regi-
ment of Jellachich. Yesterday several scattered
parties of the enemy were Ticked ap.fl
London, England, 1809-04-07

SHIP MIPS.

CiAVIAIND, ATRIL S.
Passed by—the Whim, Mizell, and Woolvvech, Bawd.
from Gibraltar; Joseph, Dickenson, from Gottenboro ;
Drummond, Richmond, ,Titus, Haslap, and the Lord Car-.
rington, Bennington, t'rozn Alaita.
Sailed—Atte Marquis of Vießoni, Le Blanc, for intli*;
and the Fame, Harvey, for Londonderry/

BIRTHS.
On the Ist init. the Lady of Richard Hart, Esq. of Dar.
Icy Odle, Derbyshire, of a Daughter.
On Sunday lair, in Gloucester-place, the Lady of eltlirtile
Hulse, Esq. eldest son of Sir Edward Hulse, Bart, of a Son
and Heir.
Yesterday morning, at his house in Portman.squalvi
Lady of Sir john I chnstonc, of Woicrtz4ll, Bart. of a Dautn•
ter:
London, England, 1809-04-22

W

, via
PORT 4/401111, `2.l.—ArrlCCElmaje+ty's
Ship ?Serapit, from Rio de Janeiro, in 1 I week's ;
Heart of Oak, --. Thames, TODD ; 'Britannia,
WEATEIERRIADi Transports, from ditto. The Shift.
John, under said convoy, was towed the most part of
the voyage, and broke adrift in a gale of wind in
the C.hansel last Saturday night, and has not been
seen since.

The Hydra. Transport, of said Convgy, parted
company for Plymouth.

The Lancaster, parted .COnvoy for Liver.
pc`ol: Arrived, alio his Majesty's Ship linperieuse,
from off Rochefort, arid the Camilla, ;rom Guern-
sey. Put back his Majesty's Ship Triumph, for the
Down: ; Reliance,. ,BE LE, from Waterford; and
Puitney, Wurrs, from Guernsey. •

PLYMOUTH, Amt. eo.—Arrived the Leviathan,
TooLE, from London, to load- for Barhadoe,
Sailed the Portugues Ship .Conde de Peniche, GU"
FOL,IO JOAQUIN TREIRE, master, for Lisbon. Went,
up the harbour the Raven Sloop of War.
Arrived a;Man'Of War
Brig from Portsmouth;
also eight Transports.(light)frorn the Little place,
bound to this Port. Passed down Channel a Fri6ate
and a Sloop:of War.

DEAL, APRIL 2l,'—rLit back this afternoon by
adverse wi"4s, 0112'4(01 Howe East. Indianian, and
remains in. the Downs with' the Ships as per last.

The Implacable Man of War is ,under sailing orders
to join Sir 4.,H04101 jp, thy Baltic,

44418P1141, 21.,-Sailed the fiegressor
Gun-brig with a convoy for Heligoland; and But!,
Lynx and Erebus with a 'convoy fur the 13,iltic.

YARITOUTLIa APAIL, the, ..ephiraP
C:siOso, and. ,Icute. ' • ••
Remain in. the Roads, •the rivetuck, Briton:trio
Chanikleir,
London, England, 1809-06-17

that Mr 64!1t:.i (II this *Oil, although the itntnediafte nrd
visible, offeqider ‘vak-poor, thete never was any (Lt...
fleetly about getting ,any which ma hr..
• posed on biol.
The seutence'of the Court upon-thi.i Defend:nit
was, I hat' he be irniiiiuned in the Hume of Z.,:orrt•e-
tino for the county of Middle,4eic for six calendar
and then dischaiged.

THE KINO V. ELIZ. 1.1M7.4%

Mr. PARK- moved the judgment of the Court on
the Defendant, who bad been indicted for wilful
and corrupt perjury, in-having, SWUM that a certain
packet, containing a diamond bandeau and necklace,
had been delivered by her, as a part of the property
of Mrs. 'Parrot, deceased; a lady of '.fortune, to
whom she'wasceok, to, persons whom the executor
of that 13dy Was to deliver it after her death; which
perjuty had, for awhik, perverted the purposes of
justice; but this Defendant had relented, confeSsed.
her guilt, .and when brought into Court to. be
chorged with an indidment for the perjury, had
pleaded guilty.
Mr. WIGLEY addressed the Court in her behalf,
and Mr. PARK for the Prosecutor; from both
Learned Gentlemen it seemed to be taken for granted
that this poop' woman was an instrument in the hand
of another Much more wicked than herself, wlul is
new under prosecution for a like offence.
The Dpfendant was committed to the King's.
Bench Prison, and ordered to be brought up to-re-
ceive the judgment of the Court on the fifth day of
the next Term.
London, England, 1809-04-25

.288. different' idea- of happiness. There Intl:
doubt that many,' at the present era, wonld return. •
.hitn 28,7 of his reasons, provided they"but• even par.
•tieipate of eithttr of the Capital Prizes, ivki-cti still
enrich the LOttety Wheel, though' Tinirsilay and •
Saturday next will complete the entire Dri4,ing.
The Wheel ,goescround on Thursday -next.—"
HORNSBY and Co. hope to•supply their friends with
.3.20,0001. 5,0001. 1,0001. 5001. Ere. Tickets and .
Shares are-selling, warranted •undrawn, at their old
established State tottery Offices, 26, Cornhill,' and
'St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, and no where else on
their account in London. •
London, England, 1809-06-28

DUTCH P4PERS.

LotrtsillßG, 18. —Letters from the rrene.ii
Imperial head-quarters, dated the I,oth inst. at ten
olds )ck at night, stave that they were at that time
still at Ebersdorf, though his Mijesty the Emperor,'
witita.'stnall part of his suite, .had gone toSehoen-
brunn. The away of Italy, to which flu% Viceroy
had returned on the 7th; *had its head-quatters then
at Oedenburg, but, on the 9th' had, advanced to
'the Convent of Kartnond on the Raab.

. _
The army of the Arclidtike John, consipittg Of
2,0,0p0 men, has taken poit on the other side of the
river, in er.pe6tation of being joined by a reinforcie
meet of;20,000 men, from the Ipsutrectiun in lisp-
ary.
The advanced guard of Marshal Duke of Auer-
.
stadt is at Wohithal, two miles (German) from
Presburg. General Colbert has entered Raab. The
corps of Wirtemberg is riows_at Blankenberg, lode-
n an, Bipenctnr tf, fingendortr, Laken* r, rand Tuln,
on the Danube. . -

.I:ieutenar;t4eneral Tettbrown bas beep obliged
to 'delegate -the'eornmand for some time to Licht.-
General Wollwarth; he is, " however, in a fair way
of recpvery.
Prince Gallitiin, whO tits the command of the
Rtissian ariuy whichlias penetrated Gallicia, pddress.!
ed in the inliabi!ants, on his arrival in that Pro-
vince, in .the=itussian and -Polish languages,, thie
fellt.),,v;i:g • " - • '
London, England, 1809-06-28

MAJL.

,GoTTatotyaGti, Ju is strongly rumour.
od thin the Norwegians are a state of in-
surreaibn, and refuse shotting their ports against
Swedish vessels. A Danish' Poi Acer passed through
thisplaie yesterday on his way to Norway, where it
is said he is gone to suppress, the malcontents, by
taking up the ringleaders, and sending them to pen-.
Lurk, to be tried for the

A. Mail from Germany; has ;been, rewired this
forenoon, the letters are of a very old dat.
• •
CARLSAIAM) JUNE lti;
—Yesteiday Captain
•Murt.crt arrivedfrom Stralsund, with ,the sloop Au-
gustus; he states that on the 22d, 26th, and 30th
May, the ,Prench had met with the most irrepsra-
ble loss at Vienna, Passau, and the vicinity of Mu-
nich; that they were driven back 70 hours march
from Vienna, leaying their artillery behitid „them,
with A prodigious number of killed, wounded,. and
prisonirs. . _ _

CARLS,CRONA, Juu 18.—We have this'
moment
learnt, that out of ga merehantmeri arrived at
only three have escaped fondernoation. conse—
quencc of this information, Sir J. SALINA REZ has de-
tained between twenty and thirty vessels that were
destined to Russian and Prussian ports.
STOCKHOLM, Jima 4. 77 The CoronatiOn will
take place on Tuesday next. .

The British fleet now off Ca riscrona is immediate-
ly to proceed to the Gulf of Finland.
According to accounts received from travellers, as
well as Captains of ships arrived froM Rusria, the
measures resorted to by the Government of that
country were the .most
,violent and severe. Seve-
ral vessels and cargoes have been condemned, viz.
two at St. Petersburgh, and 'one at Revel ; more are
detained there as well as' at Riga. The Captain and
crews of such vessels as are found out to hive made
use of false papers, are to be punished as if guilty of
forgery,which punishment amounts.to little less than
death, and the sameleveritris to be exercised to-
wards such travellers as are detected with passports
of countries of which they are not natives.—(Carls-
cruna, Jane i 6, 1809.)

POETRY.
London, England, 1809-06-21

MIL ATKINS.

Mr. W. S,Nt ITH presented a Petition from Beecher
Westripe sometime Barrack ]Master in the
Isle of Wight, praying relief. The petition stated,
that the petitioner bad before brought his case before
the Roue, upon affidavits, stating, that he had been
removed from his office for havii►g exposed certain
abuses in the Barrack Department. lie had, how-
ever, got no relief, and was therefore indUCed to
apply to the House again.
, •
Thte petition wtts•ordered to lie on the table.---Ad;
journed.
London, England, 1809-06-21

FOIT-IN4LIND CLUB.

We know not Whether the discovery that the pro—
fession of a coachman is that Which best suits the ge-
nius of a young man of fashion, be of British or
French origin, or whether it was a contemporaneous
discovery, for which the two nations deserve equal
credit, but it is an undoubted fat), that the Bou-
leVards of Paris have lately been illustrated by the
same feats with the Drive in Hyde-park. The Em-
peror of the, French, however, conceiving with his
usual barbarity of thinking, that the young No-
blesse of his Capital might be better employed than
in cendualing phaetons and barouches, wrote to the
Minister of Police, after the battle of Esling, that
be had beimd with displeasure of the mode in
which these dashing youths .passed . their time
in his absence, squandering their fortunes in
useless extravagance, and setting a bad ex-
ample by their idle and dissolute habits to the sober
citizens of Paris. The Minister was ordered at the
same time to acquaint them, that it was his Majes-
ty's pleasure that they should all repair, without loss
of time to the army, which presented a nobler field
for their ambition; and; Eby way of encouragement,
offered them the grade of sous-lieutenants in the ser.
vice. He was like Wise dirthed to intimate to them
that his Majesty had been pleased to giant them his
Royal permission, by way of special favour and in-
dulgence, to take their horses along with them, The
Members of the Four-in-Hand Club, with singularly
bad taste, preferring the pleasures of the metropolis'
to the toils and glary of the camp, represented to the
Minister of the Polite, that they had all taken their
chance in the Conscript ballot, and that those of
them who were drawn had expended large sums in
providing substitutes. This representation had no
effeet. They were informed that the order, inhuman
as it might seem, was peremptory ; and in a few
days they were all obliged to set off to the army,
*tiering curses against their Vandal Emperor.
Such an act of arbitrary authority cannotfail, surely,
to shake the foundation "of BUONAPAimei power.
London, England, 1809-04-13

GOTT.ENBURGH MAILS

GOTTVIIIIUR4H, MAucn 31.-;--The Emperor of
Russia has given his sandlot) to the Armistice, and
the evacuation of ,Aland. It is however, under-
stood, to be only till he receives front Paris an an-
swer to a communication he has wade to the French
Emperor oh .the subjeEt.
A loan has been demanded, by the new Govern,
went ; the application to .the merebants was made
from the Governor, who assenibled them yesterday
at the Change for that purposOiand, in a few. on-
notes after the subscription was opened, the sum of
38,000 Banco dollars was subscribed: General
Artnieldt is. appointed 'Commander in -Chief for this
dishia,'and Gottenburib is to be the heal-quattcrs.
The troops that are- already- here mantilla. '3OOO
tnen,, the finest in the Swedish tierviee.' Perfed
tranquility exists here. Admiral Ideates was to put
to sea yes•erthry in the Superb; it is said he is gone
to proted the .fletit of Alerchantmen coming from
L:wclscrona, which ate not supposed to be sufficient-
ly proteEted. The Charger gun-brig is OcpeOed to
go shortly to ...England as:convoy. The liangLr came
into Hawk-Roads this morning.

•
Exlrael from tile Gottenbergli Newspaper aped
the -411ehand, of • the. Q9th Mareb

SToc4l3ol.l4,'MAiCii

" Yesterday manic g the tollowing ilvort Wag
received from G, aunt Gun Dt4bAn, dated the
120th :

'5 On the 1911i.instant, the out-posts of the army
near Gressleham.were attacked and `drove back by '
the enemy's cssacks, dragoons, and Chaiseurs. This
vlin.gnard was Commanded by the "auSsian General
Koiroff.. In a short time .tier, a letter came to
Major-iieneral Von Dorbeln; from- the linssiati
Commander in Chief,' Gerieral liporring, whose
contents were, that as be was assured by what had
been communicated to him by his Royal Highness,
the DUke and Protettor of the Kingdom, that the
Swedish Government WaS disposed'to enter into ne-
gociatien for peace; and. likewise kneW that it ciain-
cided with his. Royal Master's sentiments, lie, had
immediately, given orders for all lioAilities to cease,
and ordered General •Koulnoti to return to ALind
with the troops under, his command. General .
Knotting alsodelivered a letter to Lieutenant. General
Barclay de Tully, sho was trod) Wasa to ',pass
Quarken to Uneau, in 'the event ha bad already' pass-
ed the Gulf, immediately to return to. the. Finland
!bore. General .Knorring ,mentioned ,that ,similar
orders were sent to Wassa by way of Abe.
" On the 29th, in the morning, Gressleliamm
was evacuated by the enemy. All the magazines
at that place remained untouched. The pane day
Colonel Lagerbring, Knight Of the Royar Order of
the Sword with. the 'Grand Cross, was sent to • the
Russian head-quarters to proceed from thence,. with
proper passports, to the place where his. Royal Ras-
scan Majesty may now-lie. .
" Lieutenarit-Getteral, Commander and Knight
of the Royal Order the Sword, and Grand Cross,
Count Gustaf Maehmeister, left here the day before
yesterday in the afternoon, to rake.the command of
the army assembled near Grislehamm." •
London, England, 1809-04-13

FROM THE STOCKHOLM GAZETTE OP MARCH 24.

•
The following Circular atter, addressed to the 1
Public Boards, Courts of Justice, and Cunsistories, •I
has been lately issued : ,
" CHAELKi, by the grace of GOD, &C.
" Whereas in consequence of the events which !
have lately taken place, his. Royal Majesty is not 4
able to superintend and direct the affairs ofthe
realm ; theretore, we being the only Prince of the
Royal Family whods ofage, litiVe found 'ourselves
obliged !o assume, for the present, the reins of
government, and shall endea,our to aegitit ourselves I
of the arduous task in such a manner, that 'the Em-
pire may regain its former tranquility and peace
both abroad.and at home; and trade and industry be
revived.; it being
.our firm Uetertnitiation to deli-
berate jOihtly with the other States of the Realm on
the means which shall appear . best calculated to pro- •
mote the wel t ore of the Swedish - people. We there-
fore charge and command you to evince towards us
that fidelity and aii,i6inient which our upright in-
tentions, and•ilte security of the country demand at
:the present time.--Yourr. official reports. are to be
addressed to-his Royal Majesty, in the same manner
as when during the minority of the King we pre-
sided over the management of the concerns of:the
State. We, &c. &c,
CHARLES."
" M. RosF.NBLAn.',
" Steckholin Castle, March 13, 13c9."

~ . 1111/1,1010 0.01•11111111

kXTRACT Or 4 LUTT,EIt, DATED STOCKHOLM,

MARCH t?,-4.

" The King has- this atternOnn been removed
under a strung escort, from Dortittingholm to Grips-
balm, a Palace about 45 ,English mites from Stock-
holm.- He has hitherto been kept closely confined,
and bits not been peztuitted to see the Queen.

About dun Cossacks, who had.corne over from
Aland to Gresieham, being a part of the-arrny who
had taken the former island,.were on their:March to
Stockholm, when they i.tkre met by a Flag of Truce,
in the name of .11uke Cliarlei. An Armistice was
immediately signed,, to wait the Emperor of Russia's
answer."

. .
SToctounsr, bletacu 24.7—According to:intelli-
gence received from Trieste, the nussian Men of
War are victualling for several montll4, and accord-
;it to report, they are on the point of setting sail
for the BlaCk Sea.--(Stoekholm Commercial Gazette
of -Mardi ..4.)
STOCKUOLN, MAR= 23.—Yesterday at noon
that parcel' the Weaern army marched into this ca-
pital, -which, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel
Adlersparre, put itself in motion ftom Carlstad, acid
was considerably reinforced on its march through
Neaike and Westmailland, The .troops were re-
ceived with universal shouts of applause;—.(Stack-
. holm gazette of March 23.1

INRLIN, Fit!. i.)4.—On the ilf3th lint. at noon
his - Royal Majesty it expeLied to make his solemn
entry in this city, for which the necessary prepara-
tions have already been made.

BlRTll,—Yesterday morning, In Stratford place,
the Hon. Mrs. PELHAM, Win sun.
London, England, 1809-04-14

CAYTURL OF MAR'FINIQISE.

Lord CitsThßtitto4l wive notice, that: he would
to-morrow Move a Vute of Thanks to the Army and
Navy, by whom the reduction of Martinititio had
been achieved.

This Day was published,
The Third anion, augmented and curveted, with additional
Plates, in Two Volt. Folio, price at ;6s. 6d. half-bound,
!THE L MUSICA and POETICAL lIELICKS
of the WELSH BARDS, preserved by Tradition and
authentic Manuscripts, from very remote Antiquity; never
before piiblished. To the Bardic Tunes.are added. Ver—.6tions
for the harp, Piano-forte, Violin, or Flute. With a stied
Collation of the PENNI LLION and ENG INN lON, or
Poetical Blossoms, Epigramtnatic Stanzas, and Pastoral
Songkof Wales, with English Traqslations. Likewise,
'A General History of the Bards and Druids, from the earliest
period to the present time : with an Account of their Music
and Poetry. To which is prefixed, a copioui Dissertation on
the Musical Instruments of the Aboriginal Britons. Dedi-
cated, by permission, to his Royal highness the Prince of
Watts.
By EDWARD !ONES, Bard to the Prince.
'London : Printed for the 'Author; and sold by W. Miller,
Anokselleran Albemarle-sfreet ; by T. Payne, No. HB, Pall
Mall; by I. White, at No. 63, in Meet-street ; by Longman
and Rees, No. • 39, Paternoster-row ; at BirchalPs Music
5h0p,.133, in New Bond-street, 640.-&c.

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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

it,* .are obliged to a torrespondtrat or the hformation
he has giVCII us respelling the 1164110 of Oal‘hampton..
The subiea is, We think,. of too much importance to be
confined to a NeWipaPer discussion : we have set on foot
awinquiry into,the subjc4l, and me shall be obliged to our
Correspondent for any authentic information respediag the
extraordinary agreement alluded tq in his Letter.