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London, England, 1809-01-02

the present degrade:3 condition of France, which,
under 'the 4 Collirtiul or an- insatiable Usurpi:r,
is compelled,' aftstr ali, t 4 struggles for liberty, and
all its dreadful Sacrifices, .to attempt to te,duce
•
other States to tit ?,,trrie dtpler4,lale disgrace and
bondage. :What. can tza , more gratifying le a
loyal, wise, and
,ltappy people, than to cont em-
plate the contrast beoiq'..en— ails Cotmtty and
France, and to see
_13% tesojttte to secure the
freedore and inOlieudence or-other State.s, as shit
is to reduce.the:o to'rnisi:ly and oppression 1.•

return td the ciccasion 113 to

addreis title Public we: are deeply sensible of past
faVours, ;and shall anxiously endeavour to deserve
the future pationae of our Readers, by zeal,
re tirade, and consistency. We: Can truly say,
that our sources ot. information are such as enable
us to' give the Pnhlic the 'earliest intelligence of
whatever may relate to th'e alfairi of oilwr States,
and particularly to the Great Cause in which we
are engaged ; a Cause, that, we trust, will finally.
triumphi over nil the ants and all the power of our

unappeasable Foe. Nor amidst,the, high concerns
of policy, now more interesting then ever, shall
we be inattentive to those Arts which tend tO
polish our manners., and add a grace to life, but
shall be at all times, solicitous to render our Paper
the channel of whatever limy tend to amuse, in-
s ruct, and adorn the National Charaeler.

' • MAILS.
Gottenbuigh, r Corunni_, Dublin, z Water,
ford. DUF. —1 Dubin), 4 Watcrtora.

1•14.1 CL 01. STOCKS
THIS DAY AT•rtvtLvE. o'cLock.
Cons. —66 i Ana. - 63 / Onoliorn t
London, England, 1809-12-16

LEGGE V. TIfORPE.

This was a question on a foreign Bill dExchatige, •
of 'which' the defendant was the dra wer.:..r,There hav•
ing been no, valve,, notice was not required, but it
was moreover con tenfled, ;that the; Act ,referi-ingtg
the"' usual tortoalities,'! a, protest for non-accept--
mice, whidl is requisiO.jp cases where notice
qnired, waa also here,uuncc:;:iaaty.. •
Lord 11L4NB,ottpuGit way of opinion, that a pro,
test way necessary, but that the opinion of the Court
might be had with;lessdixpo,P. and trouble: a yerdiet
was kat en for the plotwil, stabiect to the opinion
GI the_ Court on thikpo.pt.
....,••••

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC, ez„

, ,
• SESBIIOQIi, V. BURNLEY.
Thji was an' action to rucoter" fifty guineas,. the
amount of wages alleged to he ,due, and the value
of a;pissage from Trinidad tu,ErKland. The follow-
ing were the circumstances of the case
The defeindrint,,a West India merchant, took a
passage in the,Calpda Trader, for the voyage;
his wits; was to Accompany him, engaged the plain-
tiff, now , a dress-maker in Exeter-street, in the
Strand, as a servant,-contracting to pay, her twenty
guineas for the voyage out and home and agrueig
to ensure her a passage back to England,-
tint; On her, arrival, like the clitnate, or should'anY
other event take nlact...-that might render her. stay
dis'agreeahle. When Ivithin two days' sail of the
terminationof their voyageohe.defendmt,. in con-
setiticnee of some
,ao.l4,444,langpage and improper
conduct on the part .of -the, dischrged het
front.his service. The ship arrived at Trinidad, and
the
,defendant tlnd.his .1 Ay_ went on shore, 'leaving
the plaintiff without. money,
.or the means 01..913-
taining her pa;;sage back to England. The.;C,401.)
j.lowever, took compassion 'on, her . sitaationy
agr.se4 to convey
.h_eerback„to; Englabd. purstl!'
:ioce a
of.tht's humane
,intention, he kept her. cka board
during voyage to C,uracna, and frcisn tnence,con•
veyed her _toEngland, where, on his arrivals he reids
paid by her friends.thirty, guineas for her passage,---:
To.recuver the latvzr skim, and
prorni:ied •to her by the defendant, she art6l°,
ed the defendant en his, return to .Engiand, oaci
brotAtt the prericut.action,,, .
It appearing that the
.plointiff.,4ll.,lll,a 15c°,11;
aucted Herself, ,the. Jury found, a, verdict, lt"
defendant. .

-Gerona is built on the top ola little hill, on the bank
of•a 'small river, called the Onhar, and 'near the con"
tnonce ot, that stream with the Ter ; 'the two ticers
serving as-fosses to the town. -The form' of the towo
is:triangular, but it is 'not large.• A Magnificent
street crosses it throughout the whole of its. breadth.
It is extremely %Veil fort ibed, and has adjoining to it
a-castle, called i!vionjuich,- to which a great;nuinhei:
olcannon were in6onted before it was abandoned
during the present siege; the 'town ds-derendeil by
several outposts:,
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and leaving off •all other business, acquaint' the pre-
ceding indorser of the dishonour of the bill the very
moment it. Wa4 re!urned to him. He 1.40u1d be is
time to do'tio on _the following day.
Mr. LAW ES then objeaed, that it was laid in the
declaration that the bill Was not, as it actually ap-
peared to be, in the band writing of one of the de-
fendants but, " both their own proper hands being
'thereto subscribed." On this ground he submitted
that the plaintiff must be non-suited.
Lord ELLENBottotJGI wished not to turn round the
plaintiff on an obje6tiOn of this kind. If it had borne to
be " their own proper hand" there could have been
no Obje6tion, • the- hand of- be;ng to this-eft:ea,
the hand of both:, The additional s. Was 'only a
surplus. He should' not; therefore, turn. the
plaintiff round, bui twice a Minute of 'the objec-

tion.
.•.•
Mr. LAwE$ again' objeEtea that the declaration
ran " value receiv-d. oil leather." 'whereas' the bill
was value delivered in leather. "; •
Lord EGLEN1.10110T:IGII thought there was nothing
iti this c.'oje6lion, if 'it 'had b-:!eiidelivcred by. the one,
ii.inust :have been received by the other.
yerdid for the plaintiff: subjed' to the pint re-
served,
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of 50 brass pieces of artillery frain
grounds, rhea- 50 of t:,c 6iarity childrt:r, , f'-
ized by I..*rfr.Ladvs'ii.,, asse and
in full chorus, Gad save the Kin.s- ; after \% hey
will be provided a good dinner. in
dition t 0 his Lordsh'n's riWillficence, 50 to,-c';'
of the parish of Chel,:e3 a e to ;,e snoplid each
with three potions of beef, a half-pi el: In f, vel.e-
tahtes, and two shillin ,s in tnol'ey, in order to
brate the day. A scan of t eta-. pounds is also to
be distributed among the poor pariFillioners. In the
evening has Lord hip's hotl,e is to be ilican;nmed in
a most superb mann,r ; up xards of a thousand varie:-
gated lamps are engaged for the micasion ; and the
joyful day will coodude with a gland salute Of
guns.

HENRY 111. died in the 56th year of his reign,
and in the-64th year of his age. EpviiARD'III. ex-
pired in the 51st year of his reign, and in the stit
year of his age. Our beloved Sovereign Will entit.
upon the 50th year of his reign to-morrow.
tire the three longest reigns in English history ; and,
which is a remarkable coincideace, each of the three
Sovereigns" is the third of the same name, viz.-
1481tihY 111. EDWARD lli. and GEORGE 11.4.

The.'7.?
London, England, 1809-10-24

SATURDAY.

Lady Shelly's Vexation, agst Mr. Howorth's Viscountess',
S3t. 41).'each. Two-yr old C. cogs.
Mr. C. Browne's Marquis, agst Major Wilson's Bevis, Sst.
21b. each. T. M. M. tongs. h. ft.
D. of Ktitland's Salvator, Sst. 71b. ac6t. Gen. Gower's
Mlrtl Sst. ilb. Across the Flat, 20ogs. li.- ft.
D. of Rutland's Salvator. Ssr. 71b. agst General Gower's
Mirth, Sst. slb. Audley End C. zoogs. h. ft.

,SHAKSPEARE.—It wrill hardly be conceived that:
notwithstanding the boasted veneration of this coun-
try for the greatest poet that has ever existed, the
house inhabited by SHAKSPEARE, at Stratford-upon-
Avon, is now a butcher's shop. It might be sup-
posed that every relique of Eo distinguished a man.
the ornament of the country, and who will be the
wonder of all ages, would have been zealously pry -
served. CICERO sought for the Tooib of ARCH.
MEDES, and peop,le,in all civilized times have ho-
noured every vestige of departed genius, yet the re-
sidence of SHAKsPEARE is thus slighted in a coun-
try which professes " a veneration almost 'amount-
ing to idolatry" for the works Which he has bequeath-
ecr to mankind.

Mr. Thomas Gascoigne, the son and heir of Sir
Thomas Gascoigne, of Parlington, met with a very
alarming accident on Friday the i3oa inst. while et:,
gaged in the chace with Lord Scarborough's hounds,
in the nighbourhood of Worksop. Impelled by the
ardour of the pursuit, he encountered a very danger-
ons leap, contrary to the advice of some more ex-
perienced sportsmen, and though his horse clpred
the hedge, the rider .was thrown by the rebound
with his back against a strong- branch of a tree, and
the Concussion was so Violent as to fit Yea the spinal
marrow, and instantly to paralize the lower ex-
tremities. He was immediately taken from the field
to Sir Thbrnas White's, where he died at nine &Clock.
On Friday evening,
•

• nArros-GAntir.N.--.The further examination, of
Mazia Smith, late cook to Anthony Hart, &q. the
Rill's Counsel, who was charged,, together with
Bichard Radley, on suspicion of robbing the house of
that cit•ntlenian, was gone into at this Office yester-
day,. The .evidence produced against them was
10110%1.44 :
Anthony Hart, Esq. stated, that having some sus-
picinn that his servant had • plundered ;him, and
a great diminution in hi:4 stock in the win&
cellar, he, on the. 2d of Oaober, previous .to 114
quitting town counted the :number of bottles of
rum, in his reDar,,Which were 74 ; he then kcited
the door, and pla}ced the key of it in a particular

.
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London, England, 1809-03-08

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY,' MARCH 7.

In the Appeal, " Still and others on behalf of
thernselvei and the other Fieshers of Aberdeen, v.
tie Magktrates and Town Council of A.berdeen;and
the Lessees of the Weigh-housa Customs," Sir
Samuel Romilly was heardfor the Respondents, and
the Lord Advocatetbr Scotland in reply.—Judgment
on Friday.

Mr. WitAirroN, Mr. SIMISON, and several other
Members of the House of common's, brought up t he.
F: ix Seed Importation Bounty Bill, which was react
a first time; and 'also Bassett's Divorce Bill returned,
agreed to.
'Tie Grain Distillation prohibition- Bill, the Spirit
Intercourse Suspension Bill, and the Irish
Bete l3ilt, vuery react a third time and passed.
Sir Gtorge Brograve's Divorce Bill was redd a se-
cond time and committed for to-morrow,
Adjourned tilliu-morrow (thisday.)
London, England, 1809-03-08

: A Vessel called the Queen is arrived at Fa'Month,
from Hayti, after a passage of 45 days. The.-ac-
, counts she brings.are litirly interesting. The war
'coot inues,, but the issue app(ats no longer doubtful.
;The, President, Petion, is every where successful.--.
:Christophe, finding himself in avery perilous.. Situ-
ttion, front the near approach to his capital of Pe-
. tion's army, under the command of Bergerac Tre.
.chet, tound it necessary to call off. the enemy's at.
tentioll by a diversion, 11 for that purpose chreded
a force to be landed at Cape Nicola Mole, whiCh
was conveyed by his Slip, called the Lord Mut-
,
grave, Information of their landing was soon cont,7
inunicated to La itlarret another (if Petion's
Generals, who immediately proceeded against them.
The troops landed, from the Lord Mulgrave were
by this time reinforced by those Which were found
there ready to ad in conj'intion.
La Marre deeMed it necessary, before the attack
was dmmenced, to
.augmerit his force also, which
he did by calling to his aid a party of cavalry. Thus
Strengthened, a desperate action took place, which
ended in the emiredestrtielion of Christophe's forces.
General La Marre was wounded in one of his arms
by a pistol shot. He had been confined, taut was in
a fair way of recovery.
Bergerac Trechet, who had left Port-au•Prinee
with a considerable army, to ad against Cape Fran-
cois, had been joined on his march -by one entire re-
giment of Christophe's army, which deserted, to
avoid the further tyranny of their leader.
According to advices from Petion's army, which
had been received a few days previous to the sailing
of the Queen from Jacinel, Trechel had succeeded
in placing his troops in so commanding a situation,
as to induce an expectation that cape Francois
would surrender to him in the course °fa few 'days;
That event would complete the triumph of !legion,
and once again restore the Island to peace and bar.
mony.
A brigand named Goman, who, at the head ;of a
large party, had long disturbed the #cinity of Aux
Cayes, had been routed, and his party completely
dispersed.
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beats, by whose united exertions tlie enemy's ac-
Customed supply by sea was entirely cut off, and the
surrender of the city greatly accelerated. I Must
also, in justice to Captain Burt, of the Sparrow, beg
permission to state the great promptitude, zea;, and
abiity evinced by that Officer in the. landing- aid
lower deck guns frorn this ship, under circumstances
of great ditculty and labour; two of which he
tVa-nspoited Uom Andre Bay to the East Battery, a
dis:ance of nearly -So Miles', across an almost im-
passable country, prior to the arrival of the troops.
Octhe conduit of Lieutenant Denman of this
s'•ip, and the detachment of seamen landed from
the e..q._tadron under his orders, the Major-General
is pleased to speak in high terms, and I have no
doubt he will make a gratifying representation to
you on th;s subject. The posts of Fort Jerome and
de,l'Ozarno, and the Gate de Conde, are occu-
piaci by the British troops this evening, and I shall
lose. no time. in making the necessary arrangements
:or eaarking the garrison, in number about twelve
hundred, on board the-squadron, and dispatch them
for Purt ttoyal With all possible expedition.
I have the honour to be, &c.
('Signed). WM. PRICE. CUMBY, Captain.
13. S. Rowley, Esq. Sec.
London, England, 1809-09-06

important place.

• " G. WASHTINIUSTER.
ge
• • • Commander iii C:lier of the Army
" the Coast."
" Head-quarters, Ratan, the 17th. Aug. 18:,9." •

STOCKHOLLV, AUG. 25:----Under date Of the 2gth
• of July, Captain WALHSTEbT; .of the Royal Navy,
who commands the aribership,lVeptune, has
ported, that on the 2dth July, at nine o'clock in the
morning, she-got a pilot on b'oard,'who brought him
intelligence that the 'convoy 'Must come to anchor off
Pohl, Since the communication with Swedish ships
was not yet permitted; At eleven o'clock they
aropp,..:d anchor. Captain WAtiLsTma immediately
proCeeded to Wismar with a Flag of Truce, went to
the Governor, and inquired the. reason why the
convoy was not permitted to sail up to the town
The-Governor answered, that he had orders not to
,permit any ships laden with Swedish produce to en-
ter the port, but told him, at the same time, that
the Duke of MECKLNBURGH, u ho was acquainted
with the arrival of the convoy, wished to speak
. with the Commander of the convoy, and see his or-
,
ders. The Captain iMmediaiely waited on. his High-
ness, and produced his orders, and a return of the
.ships under his convoy, and their cargoes.. The
-Duke told him, that however painful it proved to
him to let the convoy go back.; especially as he found
that the greatest part- of the cargo belonged to his
own subject's, yet he could not allow the ships to
unload, without the French Emperor having granted
the :necessary leave ter that-purpose, which could
not be obtained within less than six weeks, but that
his Highness should be glad if the- Captain would
proceed to Hamburg!), and. endeavour to obtain
floin the French Minister, residing there, leave tor
the convoy to unload in Wiemar. The Captain de-
termined to go to Hamburgh, and from thence to •
Travemunde, where' he found the French Minister;
and this measure succeeded so well, that the Mini
ter sent orders to 'Wismar and Rostock, that all
Swedish, Ittneranian, and neutral ships, laden with
Swedish produce, and furnished with a..ibentie cer-
tificates, should be allowed to unload and load in
the above ports.

Yesterday morning, his MAJESTY and Princess
AUGUSTA rode in Windsor,Park, till twelve o'clock,
accompanied by Lady THYNNE, General FtTzttoY;
Colonels TAYLOR and DESBROW, and then returned
to the Palace.

Accounts received yesterday from Corunna state,
that General BALLASTEROS was marching with his
army to St. Andero, and was to be supported in an
attack on that place by some English frigates. The
Marquis Da LA KomANA was assembling a force in
Leon, and it Is reported that he was to be chosen
2resident of the Junta.—The fleet in Ferrol was
fitting for sea, in order to be removed to Cadiz.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, at which
ail the Ministers in town attended. They met at
two o'clock : the meeting did.Uot break up until six.
A few days since, as so:ne mowers were cutting a
piece of clover near the preServe of Lord Gage, at
Fide, in Sussex, their scythes passed over nine phea-
sants L:C6LF, with eg,(4., Which the birds afterwards de-
serted.
London, England, 1809-09-06

4rnaterti.i.ou
version for which this expecttion was designed. A
considerable body at troops which, had-been racently
. detached from Naples as. a reinforcement to the
ti,rtny in Upper Italy, as well as almost the whole of
the troops which )sad been Sent into the )Komar
• States to Aid 'the rate usurpation of the Papal dorm-
Mons; were precipitately recalled on our first'appear-
. . L.aice.on the coast ; and I venture 'to hOpe, that the;
check..lA:hien has been operated-, and which I' shall
. endeavour, to preserve, will have Already, though re-
, .-rnotely, -contributed to support the .etrurts of our
brave allies..
• Tne.preponderating regular fame- which the:ene-
h.ts now assembled in the conti!:trity at 'N.,ple:s,
, aided by aiarge body of National. dsiarchi-, preclude
the hoile, at this moment, of any isoiack upon the
-; • Ifurour footing,u•pon these healthy Islands,
••, • (whith %%ere essentially necessary to us as a feinpb-
Tory lodgment -as.well as depot), in atfording us the
earliest means of intormathon, is alsti.a position from
.-;•74-•:;-•"%khieli we -enis profit from -oreurn-stahee; or can move
..• wish :fachity and psomPttiude to Iliesior. objeas
•". ix bile- our enemy,. whs .6re observing ,us from the
unwholesome Plain 4 of Bali, must he kept on tile
..alert.. by the uncertainty of our .operations, and ha-
-. .IraSsed by the necessity of corresponding with our
every movement. •
A flotilla of gun-boats, which I found it neces-
sary 49. fit out at 'Messina to aid the army-in that
parrow• Streight, under. the dire lion, ot Captain
• Reade, of tint Quarter-rnasier-gesseral's- deprinn•nt,
has acqUired the approbation of i tie Adiuirtl by-their
e?ndect. upon this service. Captain Camer•vo, of
the 2.lst regiment, i.% ho commanded a diiisiott-W.
these boats,. is unfortunately among the few i-who
-have • •. .
• The harmony and perfe& concert that have sub-
sisted bctixeen the nasal and military branches upon
this duty, and between his. Majesty's , forces and
those ot his Sicilian Majesty ; the great disposition
to concurrence and. support which I have received
from Lieutenant-General Lord Forbes, and the other
General ()a-leers; the able arrangements of :he Ad-
Jistant-gene-ras's and the Quarter-master-general's
departrnents under Major General Campbell and
Banbury, ;asiw,ell as those of the Ord-
nance brancite. under Lieut. Colonels Bryce and- Le--
moine ; the.provinces of the Commis,ariat and Me•-
d.Cal det arttorots wider Alr.Burgtuan and Dr. Frank-,
lift; and !I readiness, and good will ot . the
army throughout, are the means by \,...hich I am pre-
pared so avail myself of opp,ortunities to prosecute
further a service, the plans and progress hitherto of
which I humbly hope will meet iris Majesty's most
V.. I
halie the-hortouv to be, &c.
•
- - (Sighed). J. STUART.
London, England, 1809-09-06

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
A LL Persons having any Detnands on THOMAS
J. CHETHAM STRODE, Esq. (late Captain Thomas
Chet harn, df His Majesty's rith Regiment of I.oot, now de-
tained-a Prisoner at Bros's:AN) for any Debts incurred firetri-
ous to the 22d December, 1807, are requested to send, post-
paid, to Messrs. Hyatt and Maskell, Solicitors, Shepton
Mallet, Somerset, accounts of their Debts, with the Seen.
cities, they hold for the same.
Dated Sept. 4, 1809.

NOTICE TO CREbITORS.
ALL Persons who have any Demands upon the
ESTATE of JOHN STRODE;, late of Santini!,
within the Parish of West Cranintir.-:, in the County of So-
merset, Esq. deceased, are requested to send their Accounts,
post-raid, to Messrs.. Hyatt and Maskell, Solicitors, Shep-
ton Mallet, Somerset, in order to their being settled and
discharged.
Dated Sept. 4, 0319.
London, England, 1809-10-23

TO CAPITAL MILLERS.

- - -
A Situation oa the Haapsr Coast (not inferior
ire
to any in the kingdomy for ERECTING a TIDE
All Et is offered to a Man of ;espeaability posessing a ca-
pital of not less than —vessels 150 tons and up-
Wards may be hr •.ight to the spot, and lie pa-leafy safe at
awil trine ••i% fine p -1 stones may be worked, as t!:e pond
°tad ea- tain 4o s. which would al ways keep up an tut-
tirriptii) good bean of water ; and the 'wheats grown in
"C ilerghti,,,illood are superior to most in the kingdom.
Apply to Mr-. Richardson, Na. 7, Lincoln's-inn -fitflds ;or
Messrs. Webb, We3b, and Attwocd, Salisbury, who will
treat : letters to be post paid.

BLAGDON'S
.WEP(LY POLITICAL REGISTER.
A. N consequence of the increasing- and extensive
demand for this strong Constitut:'.a, I, and Independent
Paper, the Editor deems it necessary to inform the Public t hat
very few copies remain either of Number 11. or 111. N umber
1. has been reprinted, and is ready for deliver . As some
statements anti documents, of much importance, will soon
appear in this publication, complete sets will become desi-
rable.
Orders for the Paper, from its commencement, should
therefore be given to the Newsmen as soon as may be con...
Tenient ; it not being possible to reprint, with expedition,
'Ardh Numbers as may become scarce. Number IV, con.
taining a great variety of,political disquisitions, will be pub-
lished on Wednesday next.
Register Office, No. 76, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1809-10-23

MARRIED.

On Saturday, at St. Mary's, Islington, Richard Perc:sralr..
jun., Esq. of Lotr.bard• street, to Sarah, only da ghter. 0'
John Blacken, Esq. of Ilighbury-piace.
The some day, ivlr. itanes Peppercorns, of Mile.Ynd, t.
Miss Niary Anil, youngest daughter of T honyis Shirley, Es4'
of :he same place.
Lately, at St. John's Churelt, Clerkenwelly Mr. Hid*
to Miss Goodall, of the came Parish.
London, England, 1809-10-23

MONEY'.

MESSRS. LUCAS 'and Co. beg Leave to Worn%
those that mau be desirous of burrowing Tempo-
tatY or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all
times, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun-
dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards,on-personal
or any other Security, arising from Marriage.SettleinentS,Me-
iney in the Funds Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, 'Copy.
hold, and Lease Ltd Estates, on the must fair and equitable
'Terms, and will also condut every Negotiation at irauch less
expence than what is usually incurred in money tranSadions.
eepsonal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily' ie-
ceive at their house, No 19, lertnyn-streer, St. fames's,
and
terrors,
• .r 1 No,
answered. ,
N.B. Ten years purchase will be given lot well secured
Annuities.

HORSES AND DOGS.

MR. BLAINE, Veterinary Surgeon, 5, Wells-
street, Oxford-road, begs to recorrunenti his Medicines
for theCu re of the various Diseases of HORSES and DOGS.
These Medicines ten years increasing reputation have entitled
to every confidence. Mr. B. would particularly draw the at-'
ientionosf those possessing Horses to his Purging Physics,Cor-
. dial Balls,Cough Balls, Farcy Balls,Diuretic Balls, Blistering
- Ointment, Mild Wash and Strung Paste for Grease, F.ye-
water. His never failing Worm Powders, a medicine wholly
itew and absolutely infallible ; Fever Powders and Altera-
tive Condition Powders. In Dogs, hiss Distemper Powders,
Mange Ointment, Worm Medicines, Canker Wash,- and
Purging Physic.
Sold as 'above Retail, and Wholesale and Retail by T.
Poosey, 4, sOld Broad-street, Royal Exchange • Barclay.
}'feet-market ; Huddleston and CO. Dublin 'S7„ :South
Ediirbttrtlii Osbosn, New York and all country
lenders, - • -
London, England, 1809-10-23

Erratu in in the Gazette of the ilth July, 1308.

- ,
53th Foot. .
For Ensign launcey to be Lieutenant, vice Lawrence, se.
perscded, read Ensign launcey to be Licuterupt, vice Law-
rence, deceased. , .

Cotrircissic al signed by the Lord, Lienternutt of the County of
Carmarthen. • \
Royal Carmarthen Fuzikeri.
Lewis Bonner, Gent. to be First Lieutenant.
Commifis4:ns in the Royal Pembroke Battalion of Fuzileers
signed by. the Lord Lieutenant.
To be /First Lieutenant— lames fames, Gent. vice Cum-
mings, resigned. •
To he Second Lieutenant y Jeffreys, Gent. vice
Howells, promoted,
• Commission in the 38th-or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia,
• signed.by.thelprd Lieutenant
To be Ensign-7 t4inc-s Young,'(;ent-; vice Boyd, resigned.
Comtnissinn in the Stirlineshire Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant.
To be Ensign—John Gun, Gent
London, England, 1809-10-23

PICTUALLING-OFFIG'A,

Oct. 20, 18c9.
THE COMMISSIONERS jor ICTUA L LING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY' do hereby give Nctice,nat cn
Friday Text, the 27th Instant, they. will be ready to reCelVt .
Tenders, in writing (sealed up) and treat for Five Thousand Eat
of CANVAS for PUDDING BAGS, to be answerable to,
Salles to be produied with the tenders ; to be delivered in
Ore spore of a
_Pr:night into His Majesty's Pittualling Stores, a!
Deptfird, and to6e paid J;r.' hy Bills payable, with interest;
ninety Days after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may, be seen at the Secrer,vs'3
Offi.e.
No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, cr that Shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday next, the. yvb
Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or L.nie
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for.

IdATI S,
ARRIVED—I New York, I l3razils, 2 Dublin, z Waterford.
DUE--; Gottenburgh, i Lisbon, i Cadiz, t Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWI'LI'D O'CLOCK.
Consols ..... - - -69 i

THE SUN. .

SOLEM QUIS DICIRE FALSUM Aur)EAT ?

LONDON,

MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 180 g.

Our Letters from Deal
.and Dover state., that a
Very heavy firing was heard on the French Coast, on
Saturday 'night. It was most probably a rejoicing
on account of the Peace being signed between France
and Austria. . .

The following General Order ,has been given by
the Lords of the Admiralty, that all'oue brave tars in
the Potts of Great Britain shall be regaled onWedn:,s-

day next, the 25th instant; with roast beef and plumb-
.
pudding, and a pint of wine, or half a pint of-ruin, in
additiOn to their usual allowance :
London, England, 1809-10-23

NUM! ER 6339

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:GARDEN.
HIS PRES.pIT MONDAY, Oat. 23, 'lBO9,
will be acted the Comic pera of -

• THE WOODMAN.
Sir Waiter Waring, MT MUN DEN ;
Wilford,- Mr. INCLEI, )N ;
•
Captain 0' Muriel, Mr. TAYLOR ;
Eablop, Mr. BELLA MY;
Bub, Mr. EMERY ; ,
I%liss Di Clackitt, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Dolly, Mrs. LISTON.
To which will he
-OSCAR AND MALVINA.
Oscar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
Fingal, Mr, BOLOGNA ;
Malyina, Miss ADAMS ;
Cancol,
.Mr k..Aki EY ;
Morven, Mr. KING;
Pedlar, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
lox, 0 ffice to Mart-street.

Boxes 75. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 4s Second•Prite as.
Gallery 2s. Second Price 15. —Upper Gallery is.
The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play'
begin at Halt past Six.
14-morrow, The Iron Chest.
On Wednesday, Fite Man of the world; with a new Mu.
Sical Piece, called 'fl; jubilee. ,'"[he Pr. tits ~t this EYeli-
ing's Entertainments will be given to the S uuu of the So-
ciety for the Discharge
.and. Reuel of Persons imprisoned for
Small Debts.
On Thursday, Laugh when )ou can.

LYCE44I
tnderthe Special LiLenieot the L 01.1) CHAMBERLAIN.
Granted for the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties principally interested.

THEIR Majesties Servants, forming the PQM-,
PANY 01 the late 151(UKY LANE THEATRE,
Tests Pik ES ENT IVLON DA Y, Oetuber 23, isog,
perform the Coiiedy.ot
Xii.EBEAUX STRATAGEM.
Archer, Mr. Wl U.NCH ;
Sullen, Mr. Pi)WELL ,•
Foigard, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Liorinda, Mrs. URGER;
Mrs. Sullen, Nils, DUNCAN ;
Lady Bountiful, Mrs. SPARKS.
To which will Aided, the ('comic Drama of
THE THREE AND THE DEUCE.
justi(e Tuuchit, Mr. PEN LEY •
Peregrine Single,. Mr. DE CAMP%
. • PerOnax Slitgle, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Percival Mr. DE CAMP;
Humplirey,Gozcle, Mr. MATHEWS,
Who will introduce the tavo..rite song Of.' The Mail Coach";
Plicebe, Mr M S;
Tafiline, Mrs. BLAND.
Boxes and places to 'be taken o Mr. Spring, in the Box-
Office, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had
Private fluxes nightly.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.--
Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
'Price 6d.-
' The-Doors to be. opened at Half past Five, and the Per.
formance to begin at Half past Six.
To-morrow, The Cab net ; with Honest Thieves.
On Wednesday, an entire new Dlamatic Sketch, called
The jubilee. The profits of this night's performance will be
offered in aid of the.coatributions for the liberation of lin.
'Linville(' Debtors.-

THE PRISONERS in His Majesty's GAOL of
N EW ( AT E humbly implore the Charitable and Hu-
mane now assisting to promote the general joy at the pro.
. jetted IU 111 I. EE, to consider-the miserable state--tsr the ne-
cessitous Prisoners on tl, F L lsiNS'
Side, and by extending
their Bounty, already so liberally, displayed or their Smut:alp-
zion,, for Debtors, to the distressed of every description, to
perlea th^ glorious objects they propose to at r.iin.
-.• The Sheriff's of London, and Mr. Newman the Keeper,
have humanely agreed to-receive the Donations, which will
be distributed under their direttiOn.
London, England, 1809-12-11

DIED,

On the zsth of 06}obcr, at Malta, his Excellency Rear-
Sir 'Alexander john hall, Bart. K. S. F.. tut:. His
Majesty's CominiSsioni.,r for administering the Civil Govern-
ment of that island and its Dependencies.
On'Sunciay' the 3d inst. at his house, goss-shire, George
Mackenzie; Esq. of A voch, and Great London.
On Monday last, at' Brighton-place, Kent, Mrs. E. Ha-
milton,
On Tuesday morning last, in the 73d year of his age, the
Rev. Jonathan Davies, P. eighteen years Provost of
Eton College, and formerly fieAl Master of litoh School.

On ‘Vedri"eday last, in aussell-square, the infant daugh.
ter of Nathaniel Winter, Esq.
On Thursday afternoon, at the Bishop of Lichfield and
Coventry's house, in 'Hill-street, Berkeley• square,.‘the in-
tant :son of lames Cornwallis, L sq. •
On Friday last, of an atrophy, Mrs.. Amelia Haworth, the
wife of Brigadier-General Howarth, now on service in Spain.
She was sister of Lord'Thurlow.

The same day,..Mis. Kearsley., of Margaret-street, Caven-
dish-scriase, widow of the late Mr. George Kearsley, Fleet-
•
Street.

On the 29th ult. ageds about 50, at Tarring, near War.
thing, Mrs. Somers, wife of Edmund SoniersoN.l. D. who is
now in the army of Portugal,
London, England, 1809-12-11

FICTWILLING-01,PiCA,

Dec. 1, 1&•96
HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINI
HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That o*
Friday, the tsth hat. 'they will be ready to, receiVe Tenders is
%L.P.-Ring (sealed up), and treat with rurh Persons a: will ana r.
take to furnish whatever FRESH. BEEF may be required
the ure of hit Majesty's Ships and Vessels at- Plyntvqh, Torß y,
and Falmouth (on separate Contraar), for Twelve Month:, front
the itst 'January nkxt, to the 31st Deeeniber following, inthaive,
and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest; ninety daft
afier

The Conditions of the Contraas may 6e seen at the Secretary's
Offiee, at this Office ; it by applying to Mr. Milleri the is.tirnt for
the said CmtMissioners a' Plymouth, or to ti& Collfaors of the
Customs at Dartetolithind .Patmotab, respeaively,

No regard will 6e had to airy Tender in which the Frice shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall Sot be delivered
to the Boardy • before Ode' o'Clock,on the said Fills.); the Istb
Instant, nor sinless the Person who nubs the Tender, or Joint
Person on 151: behalf, attends,'to answer, when (Ailed for.

THE COW-PDX.
This Day was published,
Illustrated Wirlraccuratelq coloured Engrairings of the Disa.

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ae.
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EMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY ;' with
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existed previous to the Revolution.
Prnted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Otrne, Prernostif
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many pleasing emotions, cominunicases mJlhy irtierestinx`:
Facts and Anecdotes, and depicts in a very and we
have no doubt faithful manner, Much grlind'and striking see- .
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LYCKUM THEATRE.

1114der the Special License of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,
Granted for the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties priucipally interested.,

THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM-
PANY of the late DRURY-LANE.THEATRE,
Will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, December it,
Perlynn the Comedy of
THE- HONEY MOON.
Duke, Mr, MELVIN;
Rolando, Mr. RUSSELL;
Count Mcntalben, Mr. HOLLAND;
Balthazar, Mr. WROUGHTON;
Lampedo, Mr. MATHEWS;
in-liana, Miss DUNCAN ;
Vol-ante, Miss MEL:LON ;
Zamora, Miss RAY.
Song by Miss Duncan, with a Dance incidental
to the Piece.

'To vvhicfrwill be added, the Musical Entertainment of
THE PRIZE.
Lenitive, Mr. ItUSSELL ;
Mr. Caddy, Mr. MADDOCKS;'
Heartwell, Mr. I. SMITH ;
Mrs. Caddy, Miss TI USW ELL ;
- Caroline, Miss KELLY.
Boxes and -places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the' Box-
vflice at 'the Strand entrance ; of whom may alto be had
Private Boxes nightly.
The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per-
formance to begin at Half past Six.
Tb.mbrroW, The Duenna; with Not at Home, and Three
Weeks after Marriage.
tOn Wednesday, Man and Wife; with Of Age To.inor-
klti Thursday, The Castle Spelre.
A new Comedy will be produced in a few days.
London, England, 1809-12-11

MARRI;D.-

On Friday last. at Carshalton, in Surrey, by the It ev
William Rose,' Zadik Levin, Esq. of Bedford,plae„' to
Mary Ann, eldest d,ughte.: of the late Joseph Weatherall,
On Saturday, at Layton, A. Doxat, Esq. of Bishopsgate
Without,: to' Louisa; daughter of I. A. Doxat, Esq. of Phil-
-Iy Brook-House, Layton, Essex.
London, England, 1809-12-11

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NUMBER 5381.]

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. It, 10g,
will be performed a Comic Opera, called
THE WOODMAN.
' Sir Waiter Waring, Mr. MUNEIN;
Wilford' Mr. INCLEDON ;
• • Captaip O'Donnel, Mr. TAYLOR;
kairlop, Mr. BELLAMY ;
Bob, Mr. EMERY ;
Ralph, Mr. DENMAN ;
Emily, Mrs. DICKONS;
Miss Di Clackit, Mrs. DAVENPORT; •
Dolly, Mrs. LisToN;
,Polly, Mrs. RIDGWAY ;
midget, Mrs.AVAT rs.
incidental to the Piece, a Dance, by the Misses Adams, and-

the Corps de 'Ballet.
To which Will be added,
DON-JUAN ;
Cr, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED:
Don luau, Mr. EGERTON ;
Don Guzman, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
'Don Fernando, Mr. I E FFElkl ES ;
learamouCh, Mr. E; RIMAL D I;
Donna Anna, Miss BR ISTOW‘;
Old Woman, Mrs. HARDY
The Dances by the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet.
I.'weonclude,wittua view of the Infernal Regions, and a .

Shower of Fire.

To-morrow, john-Bull.;- 4Vith 'flu: Farmer.
On-Weiitivsday, Every,Man in his Humour; with osoir
and Maivina.

On Thursday, The Provok'd-l-lusbancl ; with Tom Thumb
the Great.
.4tday, The Castle of Andalusia ; Lozenza (with Ad.
ditional Songs), by a Yo}ing Lady, being-her -first ttiapearande
44:a n y stage; with The Follies of a Day.
London, England, 1809-12-11

DIYIDENDS.

jan. 25. John Seagoc, of Duke-street, St-. James's, Middle.
sex, tailor, at eleven, 4t-Guildlkall.
Dec. 30. Richard Forster, of High-street, .Bloomsbury;
Middlesex, cheese-monger, at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 30. John Davidson, of the. East India Chambers,
Leadenhall -street, London, merchant, at torelye,' at
6uildhalj.
Dec. 30. John Huntemann, of Queen-street, Golden-square,
Middlesex; tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall,
jan. 4. john Hill Govett, late of Wivlescombe, Somerset-
shire, cloth-mannfaCturer, at eleven, at the Bush. Ta.
verni, Bristol.
• Dec. 30. Thomas Hughes Lloyd, late of the PoUltry,--Lon-
_ don, and of Walworth-Cominon, Surrey,'slate-merchant,
at one, at Guildhall.
Jau. z. lames M•Kinnell, now 'or late of Cleckheaton,
Yorkshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at • the bull anti
Mouth Inn, Leeds.
Jan. 9. William Tucker, of Exeter, merchant, at three, at
the Star Inn, Exeter.
jan. 6. john Bainber, of Ormskirk, Lancashire,- wine and
London, England, 1809-12-11

BIRTHS.

to the 26th ult. atroalston, in EaSt Lothian, the Right
lion. Lady Rphert.Kerr, of a Son. ,
On Saturday.morning, at his hotise in Lincoln's.inn•fields,
the Lady of Mr. Serjeant Best, of a Son. * •
Lately„ at Caldicott-hill, Herts, Mrs. C. Eades, of a
still-born chill.
At Woodcote-place, near Ppsom, Mrs. Bridges, ofa Sen.
London, England, 1809-12-18

COLM EL WARDLE

A. PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the
LA. Crown and Anchor Tavern. Strand, on MONDAY
next; the 18th inst. at Twelve o'clock, for the purpose of
expressing the Sense entertained of the manly, independent,
and undaunted Contfuel of Colonel Wardle ; and to consider
the Propriety of immediately entering into a SUBSCRIP—
TION to indemnify him against all Losses, Charges, and
Ex pence& fie ni.y haye sustained, or be liable to, in conge-
qucnce of his Exertions in the Public during the last
Session of Parliament.
London, England, 1809-12-18

vYYsts.

BoVv-s-raEcr..-Ort Saturday evening Britannia
tee.and •Elizateth Lee, two-gypsies, were brought_
befro-Mr,-GRAit m, charged with, extortingmoneymoney and. propertY, under. a pretence of telling
the fortune, of Jane WilliarnSon, servant to
George Orme, of ••Lower Sroane-street„ Chelsea..;
NS' ho said, t hat, ;on Monday last,tike Prisoner,
Sri
tannin Lee, called .up to her master's house, and
asked heril she had any hare-skins to. sell,?• while
she waiNlooking out of a wiwiow.' Sloe went down
stairs and skewed her a hare-skin, for.which the Pri-
soner, Britannia Lee, promised to tell her fortune ;
for which purpose she promised to come again the.
following
.day, and by that time desired her to get
tbe•prisoner some gold and silver.
On the Wednesday followint, the Prisoner came
again, when she'grive her a pair of gold ear-rings,
two shillingsi-and a hare-skin. The Prisoner then
desired her to get a gOwn and 'petticoat, and wrap
them up in a silk bamikeichicf, which the Prosecu-
trix was stupid enough to comply with, having such
a high opinion of her fOrtune being red by a gypsy ,
yet not withsiandirig this itilpudeut fraud, she refused •
to tell her fortune, without trkre reward; she how-
ever, took the grow n,pett iceat and hanolterchielaWay,
but promised to 'return them on Saturday, it the Pro-
secutrix would give her a guinea. On Saturday even-
ing the Prisoner, 'Britannia Lee, aconapanied try her
sister,. Elizabeth Lee, 'Called upon the Prosecutrix
again, and risked for the guinea ; the Prosecutrix
first demanded to have her clotlies again, and the
Prisonersaying she had not got them, induced the
Prosecutrix to confess her imprudence to her master,
who &used both the Pi isoners to be secured.

. _
It apearing that the Prisoner, Eliiabeth Lee, was
not present hen any of the property was obtained
tiom the Prosectatrix, she was discharged. Neither
did it appear that the Prisoner, Britannia Lee,' had
attempted to tell the Prosei;utrix'sfortnne; but only
'pronai&ed to dO
Mr.Grt-AHArsa was of opinion, that her condua did
London, England, 1809-12-18

By JOHN BIGLAND,

• . _ .
Author of " Letters on:Ancient and .111:odern History," &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, t,es, and Ohne, Vernor,
Hood, and Sharpe, and 1. Cuntlee.
• This work is upon a plan entirely new, and will be foUnd
much more comprehensive than any compendium of Geogra-
phy and History hitherto. published. The Geography of each
Country' and its Natural History, are here treated at consi-
derable length, and from the latest authorities ; the principal
Cities, with the objets of curiosity interest contained in
them, are fully descriaed , as are also such Edifices and other
works of human art, as were thought deserving of itotiee.—
The 'Political and Ci ,H History of each nation succeedS, in
which thtraim of the Author has been in narrating its prin-
,cipal revolutions, to trace its progress in the arts of ci‘iliicd
life. To the. History is added, an account of the present state,
politiCal and mural, of every 'country, eXhibiting the ',wilt it
sustains in the scale of Civilization, and its relative knporte
mice aitiorignatioot.
London, England, 1809-12-18

RIOT.

Yesterday afternoon afuripus contest took plate
between twe- numerous bodies of Irishmen,, the one
residing in St. Giles, and the other in the Vicinity of
Whitechvel, in which several on both sides were
severely bruised, but we do not'find that there is any
truth in the report that some lives were lost on the
occasion.. It appears that a battle was to have been
fought between two individualS of the opposite par-
ties, in consequence of the riot which took place.

•
some time sin,ce at. Bow Fair.
Yesterday was the day fixed on fo; this pugilistic,
contest, but owing to a mistake, one party went •
with their champion to the fields near the Foundling
•Tospital, conct.iving .that to have' . been settled. as
the scene of action, And the other party, with • their
combatant,,; sallied_forth to.the Fields adjoining Chalk
Farm.
After the respeelive parties had waited a sufficient
time at each place, to • induce' them to believe that
their opponents were afraid to hazard the, encounm
.•
ter, bath parties returned to town in triumph over
the supposed cowardice of their adversaries. Un-c.
happily, howeier they happened to meet each other,
and instead of the,contest between the two indivi—
duals,. a look royal took place of the most violent
. nature, and which was not confined to the end of
Oxford,road, but raged through Dyot-street, anct
roost of the purlieys of St. Giles's. The mischief,
we understand, is not so extensive as might hay*
been apprehended, considering the number and fury'
of the combatants ; but! one man was so sevetelt
btrt, that it was necessary to take him tb the -flos!ii
pital, prostrate on a shutter,
,The affair is to be in-.
vestigated this day at the Bow-street Office, and:
several of thetioters have been taken into custody 4
London, England, 1809-12-18

F 7 la—`l
tsgl

THE CREDITORS of SOHN NESBITT, ED-
WARD STEWART, and 101-IN NESBITT, the
Younger, late of Aldermanbury, in the City of London, mer-
chants, Bankrupts, are requested to meet the Assigneej, of
such Estate, on FRIDAY next the zad Daybt December
Instant, ay'r welveo'Clock at Noon, at the King's Head Ta-
vern, -in the Poultry, to consider the Propotals made for li-
quidating the Debts -due from Debtors tolhe. Estate in the
Island of Martinique, and also to take into consideration se-
veral other Matters relating to the Bankrupts concerns.
London, England, 1809-09-30

WESTMINSTER SOCIETY,

kOR INSURANCE ON LIVES' AND ' SURVIVOR-
SHIPS, AN I) GRAN-I.l'W; ANNUITIES,
Strand and Cornhill, Jondon ;
And by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow,_ Dublin, and other

•
• principal Towlis.
INSURANCE on. LIVES affords the oßportunivf
1. to provide for the Aged; the Widav'''''
and tonuant and the'Fatherless,
against the loss and disappointment of a devoid-
ince 00 the casualty of Lite; •
To provide fines for the renewal of Leases, held on Live 4 ;
To secure the purchase money for Annuities or any if
interest • as,
Church Preferment or other situation, by which they. pos-
sess onty I ne,mie for Lite ;_
To tacilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlements and
other pecuniary itain:aetiol s ; •
To assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the settle-
ment of afiltirs to present bankruptcy..
GRANTING ANNUITIES
Atibrds .a resource against Old Age, Sit.kness,
antLother.casulties of Life.
- •
ROIAR.T SkEtTON, Sec.
•