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The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-12

MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TRURQ, SEPT. 8.
The Cornwall Musical Festival concluded here
this morning, and was attended throughout with the
most complete Success ; the whole of the surround-
ing NOility and Gentry were present on the occa-
sion. Lord DE DUN STA NViL LE, Lord FALMOUTH,
Lord ELLIOTT, Mr. THEMA IN Ey Member (or the
County, Sir WILLIAM LcmoN, the other Member,
the Hon. Mr. TowNsEtsw, and Mr. AGAR, were the
Stewards, and attended to the accommodation of
the company in an unprecented degree.
_ _

Messrs. ASHLEY, -who conducted the business,
collected a baud of the first professors, and brought
down the most celebrated singers, at the bead of
whom. were Miss PARKE and BARTLEMAN.--This
lady, who had never before been lieard in this part
of the country, afforded the greatest delight by her
exquisite periorMance, and in the Messiah, Judas
Maccatwai, and the Creation (in the Church), or
the more brilliant songs of the evening concerts, wa►;
equally successful. The tavour►te songs she sang
were, Farewell, Pious Orgies, andi know that my
Redeemer liveth; the latter of which she gave in a
style of such' pathos and feeling as drew tears from
the greatest part of ►he audience. Miss PARK'S
songs in the evening concerts were encored, and the
company then testified their sense of her great and
V3l-10113 powers, by the most rapturous and unbound-
ed applause.

BARTLENIAN displayed all his energy and taste
with the most happy efiedt ; and Mr. and Mrs.
VAUGHAN contributed much to the general merits
of the undertaking. The band was most ably led
by Mr. ASHLEY, and the whole went off so entirely
to the satisfaCtion of the brilliant company assem-
bled, as to induce a request, that it might be in fu-
ture a regular and established undertaking. The
church was filled each morning, particularly to the
Messiah, and the Theatre in the evenings crowded
to suffocation.

Yesterday the Gray's lan and. several 'other volun-
teer corps appeared at an early hour in the morning
on their respedive parades, and from thence march-
ed towards Highgate and Hampstead. On their
way, they formed in adverse parties, and continued
skirmishing in sham fights over all the adjoining
hills and through the ❑eighboaring rallies, alter-
nately advancing and retreating with much skill,
order, and alertness,. and went through all the va-
rious evolutions of advance, retreat, attack, and
charge; with astonishing adroitness.
London, England, 1809-09-12

SAILING 11141TCI1:

Some time since a Silver Cup and Cover, given by
the Proprietoi of the. Minor Vauxhall, in honour of
-the Birth-day of his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, was sailed for by ten .boats, prid the Spitfire,
of four tons, Capt. NOKE, was the first boat which
arrived at Minor Vauxhall, returning from Putney.
The Spiijire would have been entitled to the Cup
by arriving tirst,, but the other competitors com-
plained that they had sailed under a disadvantage,
because the.Spiyire had.boomed out one of her sails,
which enabled her to win. This was considered
contrary to the regulations of the Sailing Match ;
and, under these circumstances, the parties agreed
to try anoi her.effort fur the prize. Yesterday being
appointed for the second contest, the following Plea-
.sure-boats took stations on the West-side of Black-
friars-bridge :
Boats' Names. Owners. Place. Tons.
Henrietta, - Captain Major, - Hungerford, - 4
Anne, Sien, - Chiswick, - - 8
Ludlow, - - Nelson, - Stangate, - - 3
Vixen, - - Hewetson, Nine films, 7
George and Sarah, Lewis, - Crab Tree, - 6
Hero, -- - - Farlow, Hungertord, - 3
Produce, - - Herbert, Westminster, , S
Spitfire, - Noke, Hungertord, - 4
St. George, - Guns ton, Paul's Wharf, 7
Caroline, - -
,Stangate, - 3

• The competitors started about three o'clock with a
fine breeze, and the tide. The operation of filling
their sails was instantaneous, and the flotilla was
quickly in motion. The Vixen shot ahead and kept
the lead to Putney, followed by the St. George.—
The boats had to sail round a boat stationed near
Putney Bridge, and return past a boat stationed op-
posite Minor Vauxhall, Every exertion was made
by the several owners to take advantage of the wind
and tide; but the Vixen sailed uncommonly well,
putting all her adversaries at deance: Abreast of
Chelsea College, the Spitfire shot ahead of the St.
George; the latter, howeverOigaidtook the lead of
the spitfire, but node could gain on the Vixen,
which came in at the winning place in grand style,
leaving the St. George, which was the second, a
long way astern. Mr. Herbert, M.P. who, we un-
derstand, condualed the Produce, declined the con-
test at starting, as the breeze was not strong enough to
manoeuvre his boat with success. Notwithstanding
the Vixen appeared entitled to the prize, it was re-
ported that some objetclion had been made to the
manner in which she had won it. The admirers of
river sports enjoyed a rich treat. Several bands of
music were stationed near the scene of amuse-
ment, and Old Thames, with his banks appeared
covered by gay company.
London, England, 1809-09-12

PORTebtLgsE PAPEE.g.

tOIMBRA, AUG. 23.—:They *rite from Castel
Rranco, that on the 1 t th and l nth instant, t .-o corps
of English infantry had arrived there, one' consist-
ing of 5000, and the other of, 3000 men. Tley'
stayed there but a short time, and put themselves
on march for Zara; where there was a- division of
the Portuguese army.---=(Minerva Lusitanico
CANET, JULY 21.—Doctor 11.0 VINA has entered
Rousillon with a corps of from 4 to 5000 men,
levying contributions. He advances to Pont, de
Malin and Creaig de Medina. Every thing goes on
well, and with great- activity. The enemy has lost
since the beginning of the siege'of Gerona, from g
to 10,000 men.

Yesterday Too Italian soldiers deserted from Bar-
celona, on account of the mortality which rages

among their troops.
CORtiEO DA TARDE, AUG. 28.—A letter from
Badajos, of the ,sth of August, states, that the
French have raised the siege of Gerona, in conse-
quence of having lost 4000 men i❑ their last assault.
London, England, 1809-09-12

NUMPEIt 5364':]

NOTTINGHAM GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
For the BENEFIT of the GENERAL HOSPITAL,
'tinder the Patronage of the Nobility and Gentry of the
County,
WILL be held on WEDNESDAY, 11-4URS-
DAY, and FRIDAY, the 4th, sth, and 6th of Oc;

•
tuber next. • .
On Wednesday Morning, at Sr. Mary's Church. will
performed a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED M (f•
SIC, from the Works of HANDEL, Dr. CROFT,. and Dr.
BOYCE.
On Thursday Morning, the Sacred Oratorio of '
THE MESSIAH. .-
a Second GRAND SELECTION* Of
On Friday Mornitg,
SACRED MUSIC, from-the Works of HANDEL, HAYDN'S
Oratorio of The Creation. MARCELLO, &c. &c.
On the Evenings of Wednesday and Thursday there will
be GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS in the
Theatre.
And on Friday •Evening the FESTIVAL will close *ith a
`BALL at the Assembly Room.
Principal Vocal Performers, • •
Mrs. RI LLINGTON,
Miss HAWKINS, Miss,TRA V.-IS, &c.
Mr.•HARRISON,
Mr. GOSS, Mr P LARSON.. Mr. ELLIOTT,
And Mr. BARTLEMA ;
With a Full Chorus, in which the celebrated Female Singers
from Lancashire will be employed. •
Leader of the hand, Mr. CRAM ER.
Organ, and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. G REATORE X.
Among the primtpal Instrumental Performers are, Messrs.
Lindley. Moralt, Holmes, C. and R. Ashley, ErAine,•
the Petri&s, Mahon, Boyce, Stuart, Sharp, Oliver, El-
liott, Hyde and Son, Mariotti, lenkinson, &c.
The whole Under'the Dire:dion of Messrs. HARRISON and
GREATOREX.

ST. THOMAS's HOSPITALS'.

. •
R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER wit!
iv/ begin thei3 COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SUR'.
G !CAL LECTURES, on J\lo N DAY the
.2d of October,
'at Two o'Clock. 7

N 0.4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING-CrloSS.

begs leave to rettind.the Public that the
Bisfi,
Si ATE 1,01 1' btY beons anti hilisaes ra wingthe
z'th NEX ;
Mid it is the only bor. r that %vine drawn -rit'is YEA
The Scheme is perfectly novel, highly air -roved, and .-fife
more it is known, the more it is admired.;--it contains
4 Prizes of - 20,0c0 4 Prizes of - kz,ooo
4 - - • 15,000 8 . 1,000
12 of sco, &c. thcc.
The whole of which will be decided in 0 N.E -therd-
lore a speedy purchase is necessary, whilst Tickefs. and ShareS
maybe had in great variety at the above old established Of-
fices.
London, England, 1809-01-27

NATURAL HISTORY.

GREAT' SEA Sti KE.--Some vertebra of the,back-
bone of this'curions animal' have lately been recniVed
at Edittburg4 from Orkney, and were . on ~SatordaY
se'linight exhibitedat a meeting of one of the princi-
pal
.Literary SocietleS of that city,. and *some uncorn-
mon• and admirable provisions of nature retn:trkedin
their att ueture. Theanimal.ninsti we understand,forrn
a new genus, Which will probably fall:tote placed inn
Systematic zoology, next to the Squslus, or shark
kind. it has been named Halsudrns (from. two
Greek words, signifying Sea Snake) ; ana as it is
doubtless the monster with a white main, -d6cribtcr
by Pnntoppidan, in his Natural History of isZorsray,
the specific naive of Pun-toppidani has been added. 'All
the other parts of the body which have been gaged (the
head, a fin, the eollar-bone, have, with great'
propriety, been .-presented to the University Mu-,
sewn by Gilbert -Meason, Esq. . the Gentleman on.
whose property it OS stranded, Unfortunately' the
tenwestoons season has-. hitherto:. prevented their
teaching Edinburgh, but they are now expected by
the first arrivals from Ortney:

SrANisx Wooi,--The excesiive increw.,..c in th=,
,
price of this article every one is complaining of ;
few, it is believed, are • aware that trtotropoly by a
horde of rich speculators, and not real scarcity, in
the commodity itself, is the true came of the' curt,
for an evil it certainly is white men must wear coats,
like others of their 6.16.0-suckhig
brethren, taking.advatitilge of ,the'prev:.nt ahrtn,
no' more wool front Spain, slit at What price they
please' to
.the manufacturer, aril! lie again to the tira.
per, so -they contrive to Hectic ,the pqhlic till po.or
John t3uli itt in danger 9t. btft:Pming. vvis cuiNte,r.
Ntrealnesday last a boy was el-noted -to ticittli.:,.bei.;
cw-et.ll a gand•eitrt and it po4t.
London, England, 1809-10-06

3ante.

If au. of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills ikould be desirous of
receiving payment of the Principal andl'lnterest previous to the
said 3111 Day of October, they may be accommodisted, on com.
puling the Interest so the Day on which they with to be paid, and
leaving the said Bills:for examination one day prior thereto,
•Nach Persons as may be -desirous of having New Exchequer
B.Yls in whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon, marking
,New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the bottom of their
Lists., delivered an or before the zotb Instant, may be accom.
=dated rill., Neu, Bills, carrying an Interest of 'Three-pence
One .farthing by the Day, on every One, Hundred Pounds, whit' b _
s,fid -New Bills will bear Date the said 31st Day of -October,
ito9, and will be delivered on Friday, the 3d November, and.
Ihe following Days.
N. B. All .Excherter Bills dated prior to September,'
have been advertised to be paid of, .and the Interest thereon bat
ceased,

This Day was published in gvo, price its. boards,
'THE PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFERY ; in-
eluding the Diseases of W omen and Children.
By JOHN BURNS,
Ledurer of Nlidwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Printed for Longman, HU:st, Rees,, and Orme, raternitis-
ter-irvw, London,
'Of whom may be had, by the satne Author, •
''t. Pr.Elkal Uhservations on the Uterine hemorrhage.
13v. Price ;s. boards.
a. ObscrvAtiins on Abortion. See*or. d-Edit. Price ss: i
bimrds.
London, England, 1809-10-06

SMITH FI E 1.0-MARKET, Ocr. 6.

This days Market afforded but a scanty supply of
different kinds of Cattle. _Mutton and Pork are
dearer than our last report, Beef and \Teel support
last prices, and the trade in general was not over
brisk. The Sales in the Hay-market were not lively;
Straw and Clover letohed better prices than Mon-
day's anket ; Hay obtained last price. , The under-
mentioned prices and numbers, are an accurate
statement

To sink the OWA per stone of 81b.
Beef 4s. 2d. to Ss. 4rl.—Alutton 4s. 2d. 40 SS. M.—Veal
SS. Sit. 7s. mi. cs 'Bd. \o7s. cd.
Beasts, 6,0.--Silerp, 3,700. t_alves, 23c).-4Pigs, 250.
London, England, 1809-10-06

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARXET.

Hay, sl. los. od. to 61. 6s. od.— Stra%%, ti. tss. od. to /1.
123. od.—CLOUT bi. tos. od. to 71. tos.,od.

..? ,t• ,r,
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

OCTOBER 5.

After some routinefiusiness had treagonethrouga,
a Gentleman Moved that the different corps of Lon-
don Volunteers should be invited to attend the Court
to St. Paul's on the .25th inst. Other Gentlemen
stated, that, from various causes, the Volunteeri hail
been suffered to drop away, and a great muster could
not he d, .)ended updn.
•Mr. Alderman GOODEEHERE said that it was un-
reasonable to exped the attendance of the Volun-
teers, uul 'ss they were to partake of the diunar.—
The motion Was .withdrawn.
London, England, 1809-10-06

EXCIIEVER BILL OFFIOE,

. . Oct, 5, 0.09. -
All Exchequer Ellls elated in the Month y Sep:tr.:6er and
October, t ScS, .
TO 1.3 E PAID OFF. ,

'THE LORDS COMMSSIONERS of His MA—,
7.ESTY's TREASURY having given Direelions,fr fay.
ing off the Privcipal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with
the listerest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt
of Exchequer, New P..:Licc Yard, Westminster, on Tuesdqy the
3 rot ay el October, Am's:dance will beeven-
(Suhdays and excepted) until and including. Fri-
day the 2*th Instant, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One
in the Af temoug, for the purrse ofreceiving the same. And for the
greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring
Separate Lists of 'each Description of Bills, containing the
Numbers, in Numerical .Order, according to the Dates of
the said Bills, .and Commencement of Interest, with the
principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, but
excluding the Days on lehich they are re:pet-lively dated, to
the said 31st Day of October, 53::9, inclusive, when the
rest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Hoke,rs ,r
not) are indispensably required to indorse each Bill wish
their usual Signature; and to write their Names and Re-
sidence at the bcttom of each Separate List ; and they are more-
over required to attend the Exchequer Bill ()ice for Payment,
and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts jcr the
London, England, 1809-10-06

NOIRTfIS.

On the Ist inst. at Weytnouth, the Lady of the Rev. Mr.
Cut:knell, of a Son and Heir.
On Tuesday lost, at the V.carage-House, Royden, Essex,,
the Lady of the,Rey. Coarles Arnold, of a Daughter.
On the ~th inst. the Lady of lolin _Willie,. Esq. of Oa
Office. of Ordnance, Chatham, of a i.)auOter.
London, England, 1809-07-22

cannon."

NAPLES, JUNE 30.--The. English unfortunately
have not disein,barked. After taking the Wands
Ischia and Po.7idit, with the exception of the CaStle•
wiliCh still liblds out, they have in part gone off. -
They probahly have the intention of disturbing all
Italy, and of 'endeavouring to excite 'trouble, but
they will disgracefully fail in their design.

MAILS.
AR R IVID-1 Waterford. Du E—2 Gottenburgh, z Lisbonf
•i Waterford.

'U
London, England, 1809-07-22

ASTRONOMY.
This Day was published,
In Two eleput Volumes, price -s in boards,

THE SYSTEM of. the WORLD, according to
Sir Isaac Newton and subsequent:Mathen-laticians.

I'. S. LAPLACE, •
Member of the National Institute.
Translated into English
By I. PON I), F. R. S.
Printed for Ricpard Phillips, London, and to be had of all
Bookscllers.

Or whom may be had,
The Wonders of the Telescope, or a familiar display of the
i'hcenornena of the Starry Iteavens, with numerous Urge Er}-
gravings, price-65. •
London, England, 1809-07-22

TO PRINTERS.

This Day was published, price ss. accompanied by a Page
of Solid Type,
AN ACCOUNT of the METHOD ofFOUND-
ING S rEREOT VP E, as it is successfully nradised
by Mr. CHARLES, BRIGHTLY, of Bungay, 5u11614.
Ai/rifted by HIMSELF.
. .

\ Printed for Richard Phillips, No, 6, Bridge-street, Lon-
don.
London, England, 1809-07-22

NUMBER 52e9.1

CREDITORS OF THE LATE NABOBS-OF THE
CAR:VATIC. '

rrHE CREDITORS coOlie late NABOBS of the
j CA RN ATIC arc requested to attend at the Thatched-
I-louse Tavern, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 25th inst. at
One o'Clock precisely, to take into consideration the state
of the Correspondence betwixt the Cotirt.of Dire fors of the
East-India Company, and the late John Fordyce, _ Esq.
Agent tio the Creditors, relative to advances required to be
made to the Carnatic Commissioners, on account of the Re-
muneration areed to be made to them by the 3 ist ClatAe of
the Deed of Agreement betwixt the Company and the Cre-
ditors ; and also to take into consideration Dispatches of im-
portance received lately from some of the Creditors in India,
and other Business conneled therewith. • •

WHEREAS I , have parted from my Wife,
HESTER SHELDON (formerly Hester Cooper, of
Upper Thornhaugh-street, Bedford-square, and of Brighton,
in the County of Sussex), and. Articles of Separation have
been executed between us ; now I. do hereby give Notice,
that i will not be answerable for any Debts she ;nay coa-
ti:la.
Gray's-inn, July • W. SHELDON.

AUCTION AND COAIi;iiSSION ROO6iS;
CASH ADVANCED.

MR. GIBBONS's SALE, at his spacious RoDais,
o. z 8; in the. Haymarker, will be each•successive
Fortnight. It will coniprize Nlanufaclured Goode, House-
hold Furniture, Wines, and fliseellane.ous. Property ; Lease-
hold, and other Premises, on which an advance in Cash (if
required) %Nil' be made.
The Rooms being an Established Channel, it is presumed,
WILL be found a very eligible iVlarket. for both Buyers and
Sellers.•
Coo:itry Letters must
.ilufachteed Goods Also on 'Sale by Private Contraa.
The next Sale in the Rooms will be on Monday, 31st
July inst,

• The OLDEST and LARGEST STOGIE of MADEIRA.
PENCER and PERKINS, I 15, Newggy,-streer,
Wlnenterciiants, tskc leave to inform 'the Consumers
of that admirable Liqu,,r, that their,STOCK of EAST and
WE S N lA, of which they have upwards of Twelve
housand Bottles, most of which has, been in, bottle up-
wards of twenty years, is of the finest flavour, and most su-
perint quality. They 'sell on the most reasonable terms for
iteady,money, and they only request a comparison between
their Wine and the Young Wine the Town is now so Nita.
London, England, 1809-07-22

BATTLE OF ENZERSDORF,

c, In the mean while, the enemy, confounded in
all leis projects, gradually recovered from his asto-
tiisholent, and endeavoured to gain some.advantages
in t ltis new 4eld of battle. For this Purposele de-
,
tached seiwaj c. 'limns of 'infantry, a considerable
warnber of pieces of artillery, and all his 'cavalry, as
*ell of the line as the new levies, in order-to at-

tempt to nut-flank the sight of the French army.—
Iu consequence,he occupied the village of Itutzen-
dont'. The E•operor ordered General Oudinot to
carry this village, to the right of which he sent the
Duke of Auerstadt, in order to proceed to the head••
quarters of Prince Charles, going always from the
rightto the left.
" From noon till nine in the evening the French
armies manceuvered on this immense plain.. All the
villages were occupied, and when the French. had
reached the heights of the entrenched camps of the
enemy, they-fell of their own accord, and as if *by
enchantment. The Duke de Rivoli caused them to
be , occupied without resistance. It was thus we
seized the works of Essling and Gros-Aspern, and
the labour of 40 days was of no use to the enemy.
Ha made some resistance in the village of Rasch-
dud, which the Prince de Ponte Corvo caused to be
attacked and carried by the Saxons. The enemy
was every where overwhelmed by the superiority of
our fire. This immense field of battle was covered
with his remains.
London, England, 1809-07-22

iIl k !'t/S.

On the ti9th inst. at 13asrking-Hall, Suff,Ak, the kight
Hon. Viscountess St. Asaph,' of a ()auAtifer.
Lately, at hia .ho'use in ,bans-place, Sloane-street, tite
Lady of Captain A. F. Evans, of the Royal Navy, of
Daughter.
Yesterday, at his house in Stratford- place, the Lady of
Robert William Elliston.' E sq. of a pati.oiter.
Lately, at Ramithan Mill, near Strontiiiii, Mrs. Donald
Cameron, of twins, one behig lir/ twelfth child within these
twelve years, nine of -whom were burn at four-births. The
mother and children are doinA
London, England, 1809-07-22

A LIBRARY FOR. YOUNG PERSONS.

. This Day. were published,
,
A New Edition, in Four Small Volumes, embellished with
numerous Vngravings, price Ten Shillings, half-bound,
rrABART's. COLLECTION of POPULAR
.1. • sToRrEs for the NURSE RY , from the. French,
Italian, and Old English Writers, newly Translated and
Revised.
The design of this Work will be best explained by nam-
ing the Twenty-eight• Stories which term their Contents :
Whittington and his Cat Beauty and the Beast
Children in the Wood Fortunlo •
Peronella lack the Giant-Killer
.
Fottunatus - Tom Thumb
Guiselda Goody TwolShoes
The White Cat The Seven Champions
Robin Hood Valentine and Orson
Little Red-Riding-Hood Fatal and Fortune
Blue Beard The Three Wishes -
Puss in'Boots Aladdin
The Sleeping Beauty Nourjah id'
C inderella Ali Baba
~ Rivet with the TuEt _ lack and the Bean Stalk
I Hop O' 14 I Thumb Sinbad the Sailor
_. .

Printed tor Tabart and Co: at the Original juvenile Lt.
bury, No 157, New Bond-street, and 'to be had of all the
Booksellers and Toymen'in the Kingdom.
Of whom :nay also be had,
a. Tabart's Moral Tales, in Prose and Verse, seleded and
revised from Johnson, Goldsmith, Hawkesworth, Mackenzie,
St. Pierre, -Percival, Barbauld, Addison, jauffret, &c. &c.
In 4 vols. similar to the above, price ins. half-wound.
2. Bibleror Scripture Stories, consisting ofall the detached
Narratives in the Old and New Testament, in the Language
of the Sacred Writings, as Joseph the Prodigal Son, &c.. &c.
In 2 vols. price 45. half. bound.
3. Robirtion Crusoe, abbreviated, for ;Voung Persons, with
Twenty four Engravings, price 4s. 6d. half-bound.
4. Gulliver's Travels,, abbreviated, with Twelve coloured
Engravings, price 25. 6j. half-bound.
London, England, 1809-07-22

PICTUALLING-OFFICE,

ly 21, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS MA yESTY's NA Y do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday, the 28th Instant, they will he ready to re.
eeive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for

THREE HUNDRED TONS OF MUSCOVADO
SUGAR,

Te be answerable to Samples to be produced with the tenders, and
to be delivered in the original packages, at the rate of from Se-
venty to Eighty Tons per week, into Rh Majesty's Pia:tailing
Stcres at Deptford, ; and for

TI-11 RTY TONS OF ROSE CORK (Seconds) BUT.
'TER, or BRITISH BUTTER of equal Goodness,

to be delivered in the ipace, of a Fortnight into the Store before.
,mentioned ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest,
Ninety days after date.

The Condition: of the Contra Fir may 6e tern ,rt the'Seeretary't
Office.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to
(be Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 28th
inaan.t4 nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Pe, son on his behalj, attends, to answer, wbrn called fir.
London, England, 1809-07-25

BUTLER'sCELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH
POWDER.

,• -
IPIEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea-
L 3 turm are allowed to-ti;itinguish the British Fair ; but
the Proprietor of BUTLER'S TOOTH PO IV I.)F. It would
beg leave to remind his Country-Women that the lustre of
their Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are'
discoloured, or show la rotten and unhealty appearance—this,
is the more inexcusable,• as the present Preparation affords
the infall,ble means of removing every blemish on the ena-
mel, and is sate in its application, -being composed of Ve-
getables.

It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as elearin4
away every iniperier!tion, -either in the colour, or the decaybi
the enamel of. the Teeth, as rendering the Bteath sweet and
deledable, and inakilig Gums of their proper shape
anal vermillion hue; aid a certain Preveniative against the
ToOth-ache. Nu t. ompo3ition of tins kind ever loraught'for•
ward to public notice, has met stich Imivcrsal approbation
and the l'Nprietor has to . boaat that it is in daily use of
Roy-alty itself; . • - •

s'aid; wholesale and retail, by Mr. •No. 4, cheap-
side, corner of l'aterioster- row ; retail, by Criski, corner
of Spring. gardens ; §rflith and Clarke, 389, Borough ; Bar-
ter, Kdiiibitith and /I.;l,:sgow ; and by roost cobntry Medi-
tane Ventivsand Perturne?i. $. 9d.•
London, England, 1809-07-25

U/AL).

On Monday the sth of June, at Fort Royal, Marfinique,
after an illness of lour days, of a fever, 'Miss Ramsay, aged
18, only daughter of General Rant,ay, Adjutant-General to
the Forces, W. I. Leeward Islands,
,in *tiose person was
united the greatest beauty and the moat refined tenure ac.!
lquirements.
On the xtst inst. at his house in Upper Brook-s•reet,
William Strode, Esq. of Northaw, in the County of Herts.
This excellent man spewed in his whole conduct how mat
penettion mortality can reach.
The same day, at New' Cross, Deptford Mr. Thomas

Witham, aged 84, formerly of Cloth-fair, Woollen-draper;
On Wednesday last,. at Little Ealing, in the 79th year of
her age, Lady Wright, widow at the late Sr; Sairipsosi
Wright, Knt. •
On h-iday morning, of an inflammation of his bowels,

the 28th year of hi' age, the Rev. Alexander Nl‘Kenzie;
M.A. Student of Christ Church, in Oxtord University.
Lately, Major Ormsby, Keeperot the Vour-Courts Mat.
shalsw, Dublin. •

PRICE Ul,

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Y ESTE

DAY.

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Ifisks per Cent'. Oinniurn,

4 Per Cent. 84i
3 ver Ceht. Reef. 68 f f
3 per tent. Cons. 07t
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Ditto Ann.
Coiis; for 2.9 th Ayg, 68k 681
London, England, 1809-07-25

DEGOCTION. of the 'WOODS, an admirable
Sweetener and Purifier of the Blood, seleeled from the
choicest Woods, Barks, Gums, and Plants of South America,
by SOUBISE VAUGELIN. For SCORBUTIC
HABITS, and I M P UR I TI ES of the BLOOD, from whar-
ever cause arising, it has no eqtfal. As Spfihg and Autumn:.!
Physic; it is so pure that it may be safely adminiStered to
Women of the most delicate 'frame' or to Children. It is
just consigned from Spain, and may be had in packets, price
Seven Shillings each, or in larger packets, containing consi-
derably more than three of the Seven Shilling packets, price
One Pound each. On remitting a One Pound Note from the
Country, in a letter-(post-paid) to Mr. Vangelin, at the
Warehouse, No. m 4, Charles.street, Covent-garden, London,
the large packet will be carefully packed up, and sent by
coach.

*.,,* Dr. Lind, in his admirable -Treatise on the Scurvy,
says, that " Vegetables have great and peculiar virtues in this
disease, and the best remedies are furnished from a composi.
tion. from different plants, most eminent "for the properties
required." An eminent modern -writer observes, " there is
scarce a human frame that is totally free " from Scorbutic
AMclions." And the learned Matluolus observes, "if any
one is and knows not comiAlaint, let him suspea the
Scurvy."
London, England, 1809-07-25

POLICE.

GuttnITALL.—A man named Simpson was charged
with snatching a silver watch from a young man in
Fleet-Street, on Sunday night, and the fat being
clearly proved, he was committed for. trial. A por-
ter, in the employment of Mr. Lloyd, tobacconist, of
Snow-hill, was charged by his master with stealing
two pounds of- tobacco. Tile. prisoner tvat taken in
the hid, dud he was committed for trial.

THAMES OFF! c E.—Yesterday IT' Bird and George
Maker were charged by Mr. Barman of Brick-lane,
,Spitalfields, with breaking into his house in the day-,
time, and stealing thereout 391. in cash, wearing ap-
parel, and several instruments of music. It being a
positive case, they were fully committed for trial.

On Friday, as Sir JOHN and Lady. LADE, were
going down Hampstead Hill, in their way to Hen-
don, in a curricle, the pole came out of the spla:Aling•
leather, and falling against the horses, set them Kick-
ing and running at-full speed. In this perilous situa-
tion, Lady LADE jumped out of the curricle and fell,
but received little hurt ; Sir JOHN kept his seat until
the foot-board was kicked off and the harness broke,
when, finding that he had no command, be leaped
from. the curricle, and was much bruised from the
fall : the horses continued running furiously-to Sir
JOHN's house with the curricle, a distance of near
four miles, and entering the yard, got into a. pork!,
from which they were got out with ddiculty, very
much cut about the legs, but not otherwise bum—
SirjoHN and Lady LADE were both bled, but fortu-
nately- have received no very serious injury%
London, England, 1809-07-25

Si!' NH's

GEA.VESEND, IU,L7 2.31.
Arrive:l the Hine, Clark, and Celerieta, Rairtio, from
Malta.; and 11:e Al;iia, eairner, from Oporto.

BIRTHS.

On the tsth inst. the Lady of Isaac L. Goldsmid, Esq. of
Spital-square, of a Son.
On Wednesday, The Ladyof Major ilindson, of Penrith,
of twins (daughters), who, with the cloiher, arelikety to
no %Veil.

On Thursday, at her house in Devonshire-street, Portland-
place, the Lady of Charles Littlecialc, Esq. of a Son.

111/11tRIED.

On the 11,th inst. at North Berwick, Captain Browne. of
fife kb Dragoons, to Miss Dalrymple, eldest daughter of the
late Sir How Dalrymple Hamilton, of" North Berwick and
halgany. •
On Thursday, the Rev.. f . Storer, A.M. Reaor,of Hawks.
worth, Notts, to Miss Charlotte Wyltte, 64A:utid daughter of
the Kew'. Dr. VVyide, lieCtor of St. Nicholas, in Nottingham,
and Official of that Archtleacr_Atry.
On Saturday 2t Broonifielki, in the County of Essex,
David Pryer, Bsq. of Vere-street, Cave.n,,isti-square, La
Mrs. lucid, of BroOmfieli.
Lately, at Cottesinore, itt Rutlandshire, Mir. j. Pack-
field, to Mrs. Tamer Ketidle, atter a courtship of 20 ytiars.
London, England, 1809-07-13

1012. THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
DUMAN'S EXCERPTA; or, Seleaions from
Lucretius, Catullus, Propertius, Tibullus, Persius,
Seneca, Lucas, V. Ylacetts, Statius, S. I talicus,
luVenal, manius, and Claudian, with Notes. •
B.ld by itivingtons and Hatt:hard, price 6s:
s' In many schbols these elegant Extracts will be very va,
Xuasle."- Eclectic, OCt, tiioB.

•"fhese Exeerpta wih be found a most useful work in all
classical sehouls."--Anti- Jacob. Ott. MA.
" We hail this atteinpt to introduce some favourite au-.
dors into schools."-Cabinet; lan. 1809.
.4 This little volume wilt tbrui an extremely useful school
book."—Monthly,. March, 113og.
" As a school book this has many merits."
Nlay, 1809.
A book ,or this nature has long.been a desideratum in Dut
Aby, L4og.

'—British Cri-
London, England, 1809-07-13

CADETS.

Thomas Kelly, appointed in - April, - ISA, for Madras.
Gorge itarktr . Dec. JBoB, - Benaeal
•
George Teuiw-i. -- - . . • - do.
John Samuel Williams - -23 March, 13c8, - _ do.
..._

i3ra;:thwaite Christie - - tSo7, - Madras.
Tlionia Maw -23 Sept. - 1806, - Bengal.
John Manson - du.

Robert klanson - - - - tz

do. - - - -

louLis Locke - 3 February, 03,37, - Madras.

Resolved by the Ballot,----That the nomination of
Henry GThrdiner, as a student in the East-India Col-
lege, on the 13th January 1809, with a view to his
future appointment as a writer on the Madras esta-
blishment, be annulled, and that he be removed from
the College accordingly.
Resolved by the Ballot, unanimously,---That the
appointment of Mr. Samuel Lewis to be a Cadet in
1800, which appointment he (being born of an
Indian mother) carried through, by getting an Eng-
lishman, named Phillips, to personate him before
the Committee of Shipping, be, notwithstanding the
Resolution of the Court of the sth instant, which
liMits the retrospeaive operation of the Resolutions
of the 28th February 1799, and Bth August, 1806,
to the date last-mentioned, annulled ; and that he be
'dismissed the Company's service on account of the
fraud praaised by him. '
Resolved,—,-That in explanation of the first of the
Resolutions passed en the sth instant, relative to the
annulment of appointments procured by corrupt
• means into the service of the Company, it is expe-
dient to declare in writing what was verbally
mated at the time of proposing the said Resolutions;
that it was intended- to have respect only to the list

HARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-coart, Bow-street ; and Published by WILLIAM A RMICER Sc RI PPS, South Mlton.street, Grosvenor.square.
F., No. Li:, Stiatadi when Advertisements, Orders tdr the Pap:4-, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-Paid), must be addressed;

STOCK'S

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Excheq. Bills, Os. iv. pr,
Omniu'rn, i pr.
imperial 3 per Cent. 6'7 fr
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Cons. for Opening, Egg
London, England, 1809-07-13

then before the Court, of appointments stated in the
Report, of the Commit fee of the House or-Commons,
which, recently inquired into the disposal of East-ln,
din patfooa,*, to have. been corruptly procured ;•and
that.. the said ReSointion was trot meant to exclude
the consideration of any other case or cases of car-
rUpt purchase in procurcMent,,Which might at any
time be discovered, though such cases should have
occurred before the 6th of August,lBo6 ; more espe-
cially, if any such-case should affeEt any of the Di 7,
redori of the Company ; liecanse it was particu-
larly with the: view of leading to a deteatOn of, any
miscoodua on their part, should such have existed,
that the -Court passed the Resolution of the 28th
February 170, annulling all appointments obtained
by corrupt means, unless a voluntary discovery were
Made by the parties obtaning.tlietii.
Resolved—That writers and cadets dismissed frOm
the Company's service, because their appointments.
were procured by corrupt pratliCes; and who are
rendered capable of being re-appointed into the seri
vice, Upon the nomination of individual Diredors,
provided they' have not themselves been parties in
any corrupt- praOicei, shall nevertheless, after re-
ceiving such re-appointment, be capable of enjoying
the same only by a vote of a General Court, founded
on the recommendation of this Court.

WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

On,Thurs&iy last, abbut six o'clock in the even.
ing, the inhabitants of Cirencester were alarmed by
the appearance of one of those phenomena, coin.
mcoly described or known by the name of a torna-
do, or whirlwind. It was first observed about three
Miles to the sOuthwaid of the town,, where it assum-
ed the.-appearance- of a large conical hay-rick, en-
compassed with smoke. It moved rather slowly at.
first, in a direction towards Cirencester, throwing
down many trees, in the parish of Siddington. In-
deed so tardy was its progress, that some per-•
sons had time to get upon the tower of Preston(
church, in order to• observe its__ course. Whets
it approaChed* nearer to Cirencester, it moved ont
with a velocity almost incredible; and, making
towards the basin of the canal, where it did consider-
able damage,- skirted the town, and entered Lnrd
Bathurst's park from the Tetbury road. Here its
fury seetnel to be at its height ; for timber trees„
Measuring from six to ten feet in girth, were torn
completely up by the- roots, whilst others were
stripped of their 'branches, or literally cut asunder..
After crossing the park, it entered - an orchard a
Barton Farm, where it threw down -several trees,
Sce.•and seemed to. disperse, as, it eould,no_longer be
traced by the naked eye. It would almost be end-
less to attempt to describe the mischief it occasioned,
by the blOwing doWn of ricks, unroofing of ware
houses, &c. near the
_basin. A waggon, loaded
with faggots, with the: horses -taken ad; standing
one end of the wharf, was impelled forwards nearly-
forty yards; and its--progress was only stopped •by'
encountering a building, which brcike the shafts off;
short. .
London, England, 1809-07-13

ANAcci having this day received the Royal Assent
for the Enc.nragement of Seamen, and for other purposes,
wherein it it provide l, that it shall not he lawful for any Person
with!, the United Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prize,
Or Bounty Money for any Petty. 01ficer, Seaman, Non-Commis-
sioned Officer of Marines, or Marine, or Non-Commissioned Offi-
cer or Sena'ier in the Armyt other than and except Poisons who
shale6e duly Licensed by she Treasurer of the Navy for that pur,
pose, nulib are required to give security for (heir good cemduel
(which rett►if7ior. is not .to extend to the Wives, Pai tilts, Children,
Broths., sor Sisk, of such Petty Officer; Seamen, Marines, and
Soldiers) to take Teti from the last day of August next ; Notice is
hereby given to all Persons who shall he desirous of taking out
Licenses under the Provisions of the raid AFI,. that they must, on
of belore the zoth day of July next, send their Name: and Places
of ab,de, and the namer of two Perrone when: they shall-pro-
pose as sureties in each case, to be bound in the Penal!), of Two
liondred Pouitds, that the Person desirous to be Licensed, shall
dem..an himself )t,osperly, and that/ dttly.tccunt to the Persons en.
pilled thereto, for allthe IFages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money, he
shall receive.

Permsts resident at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, or Shea•_
nets, to transmit the same to the Chief Clerk of the Nasy
Office at each of shoe Ports re..zetiive(y ; and at all other Places.
in Great Britain and Ireland, to tie igy-illaster., at the .Navy
Pay-Office, Loudon.

The Licenses are grantable forthreeyears,andmay he deterritined,
at any Time by tk Treasurer, incases of yisconducl of the Parties
4ubo 4ball 6btain them. -
By Direaicn eol the Treasitrer,
S IT 11, Pay-Master.
-•— - •

If gory Pei.son after the to ,Septembei- next; who shall not have
a License from the Treasury of the Navy, or,skal ,not be within
the Degrees of Relationship above described, to Seamen and
others, shall ler binmdf to receive, or shall teceive any Wages,
Prize Money, or other Allowance to Seamen and others, be will
be guilty of a IVlisdemeantr, and en Convieliox will be punished
accordingly.
London, England, 1809-07-13

BIRTHS.

Oti the 6th inst. at Standish-Hall, Lancashire, Mrs..
Strickland Standish, of a still-born child.
On Saturday last, at the Priory, near Reading, the Ladr
of George E. 13eauchainp Prolor, Esq. of a Daughter.
'On Monday last, Mrs. Kinderley, of Lincoln's-inn-fields,
of a Son.
Yesterday, at his house in Manchester• street, the Lady of
William A' Court, Esq. of a Son and Heir.
London, England, 1809-07-13

M4RRIED.

On the Bth inst. at St. Gabriel, Fenchureh:street. Mr..
Charles Du Buit, of Vevey, in Switzerland, to Fanny,
daughter of the late John Stephen Blacke, Esq. of Boreharra
Wood.

On Saturday, .at. St. Mary-le-bonne Church, Mr. 0-
Drysdale, to Miss Gibson, of Buktrode-strect, Cavendish
square.
On Monday last, at Hethersett, in Norfolk, Mr. William
Abel, Merchant, to Harriet, the youngest daughter of James
Hardy, Esq. of that place. . '
The same day, by special licence, at her father's house
Montague-street, Miss Wyndham, eldest daughter of the
Hon. W. Wyndham, to William Miller, Esq. of Ozelworth
Park, Gloucestershire.

On Tuesday, at St. Magnus, London-bridge, Edward Fran.
cis, Lsq. to Miss Davidson. •
The same day, at St. Mary-le-bonne Church, Robert Gor.
don, Esq. of Auchendolly, in the Stewart ry of Kircuclbrighte
North Britain' and of Lewestou; in the County of Dbrset.
to Elizabeth Anne, only daughter and- heiress of the late
Charles Westley Coxe, Esq. of K.emble-House, in the
County of Wilts.
OtiTuesday, at St. Andrevoc, Holborn, Mr. john Howton,
St?veyor, of Furnivai's-inn, to Miss Arnie, Barnes, eldest
daughter of Het or -Barnes, Esq. of botolph-lane.
London, England, 1809-07-13

4NVAR.DI,E, COBBE TT, AND THE COUNTY

MEETINGS.
•
This Day
,was published. Price 2s. 6d.
nBSERVATIONS on the TENDENCY of the
~.=.o.late MEETINGS fur RETURNING THANKS to
" WARDLE ; with Remarks on Cobbett Sec.

Printed for Stockdale, jun. 4', Pall Mali.
Where may be had, 'price as. od. •
The Thesplad. A Satirical Critique on the Principal Dra-
static Writers and Per ormers.

_NEW MUSIC. • s
This Day Was published,
Adorned with a Frontispiece, by Cipriani, price res. 6d.
A4INSTREL SERENADES ; composed for the
Haw or Piano Forte, and respectfully inscribed to his
Scholar, Miss W i.l lan. .

• By'EDWARD JONES,
Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and Author
_ ,

of the Mu'Sical and Poetical Relies of the Welsh Bards.
Printed for the Autbor, and sold by Messrs. Birchall, at
his Musie-shop, NO. 123, and at Goulding and Co.'s, No.
ary, Bond-street ; at Preston's, No. g 7, Stran4 and
xt Clernenti and Co.'s, No. a 6, in Cheapside.

This day was published,
Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence,
AN INQUIRY into the Antivariolous Powers
of VACCINATION, where, froM the state of the
Phenomena, and a great variety of Cases, the most sericius
doubts are suggested tit ithe efficacy of the Pradice, and its
Powets at best proved to he only teinporary.
THOMAS BROW N, Surgeon, Musselburgh.
Magnaest Veritas, et prevalebit. •
•
Primed by David Ramsay and Co. Edinburgh, and sold
by Archibald Constable and Co. ctinburgh and Constable,
ilunter, Park, and Hunter, L;)ndon.

- COMPANION TO CCELEBS.
This Day was published,
- In One Volume Odavo, price 9s. boards,
MUBJLIA in SEARCH of a HUSBAND; in-
-11 chiding Sketches of Modern Society, and interspersed
Aim Moral and Literary Disquisitions.
" Some married persons, even in their marriage, do bettei
Please Clod, than tome virgins in their state of virginity."
TAYLOR. •
London : Printed for I. Ridgway, 'Piccadilly ; Sherwood,
treely, and tones, Patemoster-row ; and 1. Booth, Duke-
vreet, Portland-place.
• "We have heard this Volume attributed to the ingenious
end Reverend W riter who lately displayed The Fashion-
Ible World;" but, Whoever may be its author, it is un-
questionably the produdion of an enlightened, observing, and
iirtuous Mind, and bears internal evidence of talents and
icirning."--Vide Anti-Jacobin Rev. tune 1839.
London, England, 1809-07-13

DIED,

On Sunday morning, the zd inst. at Bardficld- Hall Essex,
,
Joseph Green, F.sq. of Guildford-street.
On Thursday last, at Bath, at an advanced age, Mrs.
worthy. _

The same day, at Brighton, Mr. Tilt, Wine-merchant.,
and for upwards of zo years master of the Castle Tavern in
that Town.

tau Friday last, at Wciton, In Yorkshire, Thomas WiiA
Lamson, Esq. in his 74th yeifr.
The same day, Mr. Richard. Lee, of Mile-End, Surgeon'
and Apothecary.
On Sunday last, at Enfield, George Gapes, Esq. in the
71d year of his age.
On Monday last, in Nottingham-street, Mary-le-bonne*:
John Compton, Esq.
The same day, in Dover-street, Piccadilly, Colonel Fran.:
cis Carruthers, late of the ()Ist Regiment.
On Monday last, at his house iu the K Mg's-road, Chelsea;
Charles Hopkins, Esq.
Lately, Mrs. ISompass, of Fishponds, near Bristol,
On Tuesday the t itit inst. Mr. 'few, or Margaret-street,:
Cavendish-square, an eminent Coach-builder. *
Lately, at Messina, "aim Wood, Esq. Cordmissary to the
forces in the Mediterranean.

A few days ago, at Canterbury, on his Way from Margate,.
Walter English, Esq. of Kennington.
Lately, aged is, of a rapid decline; Elizabeth, elfest
daughter of the Rev. Dr, Williams, Archdeacon of hlerio-
neth.
_

On the i6th ult. Mrs. Elizabeth Breekel, of Chorley;
She was carried to her grave by four of her sons, whom she
bad at two births.

Lately, at Walthamstow, Richard, youngest son of (. C,
Blanckenhilgen, Esq. or Amsterdam.

PRICE OF

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Navy c per Cent. 98
5 per Cent 17?7,
Irish s per Cent.
4 per Cent. 844
3 per Cent. Rect. 68
3 per Cent. Cons. b 7 a
Bank L. Anu. 18 it- t6ths
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SWF NE WS •

ORAVESEND, JUL? 11.
•
Sailed-the Camden Tyler, for Quebec; Cambrian, l3lon-
-41, for Gibraltar ; Summer, Hubbard, for Majorca ; and
the Harmony, Bogies, fOr Heligoland,
London, England, 1809-05-19

TO THEIR CORRESPONDENTS.

ESSIIS. LEIGIi and Co. 17ve the flonpur to
IVI observe, that 3i:hough, aceonting to the plan on the
pfIINIpiCS of integrity established by their.prcklecessor as tar
tuck as the yeai. 1794, it Wlij I 1,1 his tirattice to accept any
tee tor the first iitteiV4lW, where the terms stated flit the full
treatment, of the e.aie Were not perteOly sattsigtory ; and
althOugh this plan of stating the terms plainly anthirtequi-
, vocally, and refusing a lee on the disepproval.of , them, is
still, and ever will be attietry aithened to, the 'occupation of
their time in the correi.ponding department is such, tliutetin
letters whatever are or van he answered, unless a Bank 110tC,
14 utoloseit. And in Complaints where the parties are Urgent'
tor an instant Supply of mezlicine, the liberal mind will not,
object to An inclusure proportionate ilattircl aMe case,
or the opulence of the party.
• Messrs. Leigh and Co, sanalonecl by regular education,
and a diploma froin the Royal College of 4iii,,;eelis in Lon-,
of which tite principal !farmer is an examined and
proved Member, and by certificates, and the strongest teats-
menials of abi„lity. from the most eminent Physicians in Lon,
di.n, continue to Maine their tat: cllrc.."Of friOie
conip!am.o wil'cit arc contractA iris moment or
u,t that state of debility which is eau4il by youthfiil
prudence, by winch life becomes embittered, or the possibi-
.
of progeny prevento.
Patients in the country will have the goodness to describe
every symptom of the complaint, their age, and manner of
living ; and, tor the purpose of inscrutable secrecy, letters,
containing. fixsi need not be post paid.'
No. 29, Arundet-street, Strand,
Near Temple liar, . • • , • if,
London, England, 1809-05-19

AtIONIURGII, MAY t o—The Tyrolese aqd Au-

strians are in Bregentr and Lindnu.
" Vtatma, /Mtn. 30.--Anot her serious strait,
has occurred in Italy. Our troops near Castle ,Franco
are directing their march to Vicenza.
" BOHEMIA, MAY 1.--,The ArchdukeCitmes hat
pr seeded through Cham towards Bad weis in ado'
to direa his tnarch from thence to Lintz, or mor*
easterly on the Danube. General Halals, With
the 4th and 6th corps of the army, will tako the 51W
diredion by another road."
London, England, 1809-05-26

LVAL ii N E •

PLY UOUTIIO the amethyst frigate
on a cruize, and the Elvin sloop of war, baying
under convoy the .Duchess of Bedford transport,
with provisons for Lisbon. _ _

About 500 French prisopers were landed this
morning. at the New Passage (Dock), from the dif-
ferent prison ships in liatnoaze; they are to go from
honce to the prison at Dartmoor, accompanied by $
detachment of the First West York Militia.

Arrived the Encounter Gun-brig from Falmouth;
the Pappenburg GaMot Kloo,r St4ncngo, HARM A°Bot
Master, from St. Übe's (seven weeks passage), laden.
with salt, bound to this port, for orders i and tha
Edward, BULL, from Bristol.

Arrived the Dexterous gun-brig from Portsmouth,
having under convoy several transports, with part of
the FrenCh prisoners token at Martinique. Arrived
also the transport June, from Portsmotith. •
.:The_trau-sports arrived here, with the Praml2
prisoners from Portsmouth are, the &Ilona, Jivifer,
Simprcin, and Idas.

FALssoura, MAY 23.—Arrived this day the Al"'
tilus sloop of war, Capt. DENCII, from °purl°, fool
.‘
days passage, with dispatches.from Sir A. WlLL'*'
LEY.
Sailed this day with a fine breeze at east the opt'
ward-bound Brazil fleet, about go sail, under convoy
of his Majesty's ship gagicienne, of 2,0 guns, Capt.
CURT IS ; also the ship Royal Edward, for
Liverpool ; the ship Betsey, BA.SLRL.r., for Halifs%;
and the Princess Elizabeth, TOWESDAI.E, for Lis'
bon, with Mails.

PORTSMOUTU, MAY 25.—Sailed the Dapper gun-

brig an a cruize.

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15RAL, MAY £s.—Sailed the Eurydice, CoMrroN•
for Surinam, under convoy of the 'odargus shop,
of war, to Portsmouth.

SLIMNESS, MAY f 24 Vent up the Diver th 4.
/Desperate gun-brig to Woolwich, to fit as a mortar'
boat, and the. Tickler cutter, as a fire•vessel.
Went out' of harbour, and anchored at the Little
Nore, his Majesty's sloop Blossom,
The Akron ius has made the s►gnal for coPv°Y
to the Baltic.
Passed by up the River, a large ship with English'
colours eying over French, a prize to some of Off