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London, England, 1809-03-31

M R 0 COI:- sTn e .--On Tuesday . last; Sa,
ruA CkiMs was charged with obtaining moneysby.,
false faretcriceS,of Frances Marsh, servant in a .14041
iii .Sloane-s*-et„ appeared that ~the prisoner had.'
beep employed as "washerwoman in the house of the,
prosLentrix'siliisfresS, and that she one day intro-'
dbtedr-the Subjeet of fortune-telling. The Defend-
ant remarked, .that she, knew a varycreditable
map _
„ot the name of Shee, at I..mbeth., who told
lortuhott so well, and bad so much -business, that it
a only by introduaion she could be spoken with.
On the: prosecutrix ,expressing a desire to liave her
fortune told, the Defendant assured, her it could be
done without her going for, half-a-crown. t'The said
half-crown was given to thenekndaut, who brought
the mdulousgirl such a
.ponipous acc,vunt of !As
destiny, &c. as induced her.to agree to give half-4-
guinea to have her nativity cast," by which she wont('
know every thing. This being obtained, and
all the money the girl had,, the. prisoner afterwards
contrived to get the greater part of her clothing,.
The impostor next advised the girl to get some of
her mistress's property, when she informed her
mistress of what had Imppened. The prisoner was
committed., •

Would you be rich ? think of *ovine; for, 58 D!'•
FRANKLIN Says, " Many a little, makes a mickle;".
and by a little less.of one nicety,- and. a little less of
another, which will not be missed by the family at.
the end of the week, you can purchase a Share in
the Lottery, that, on the 12th of April, may make
you a..targe Fortune, only by saving a trifle for the
above laudable purpose.
London, England, 1809-05-04

TUB KING V. JOHN ALDBURY.

The Defendant was convi&ed of having in his pos-
session, knowingly, a certain quantity of rope, cord-
age, B,:c. marked with the King's marks denoting
them to be naval litores ; he is a rope-maker, is very.
poor, has a wife with eight children three of them
now in the small-pox, The. Court, in consicleratiod
of his poverty mut distress, sentenced him only to
six cal ender months in Maidstoin Jail.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY 3.

COSWE V. CON R.

This was an application for a new trial. The
Plaintiff, a horse-dealer, bought alforse of the Da-
fendlant, who is an officer in the army, for 201.-
The animal was warranted sound, but k proved un-
sound, and the ;idiot) was brought to recover the
201. with the additional expence occasioned in keep.
in the horse after it was dehvered.
The Court was now moved to set aside the ver-
diet, on the ground that-the Defendant was not
bound to pay for the keep of the horse, because the
animal was not returned when it did not answer the
termi•of the contra 6.

Sir JAMES MANOWII.I) was of opinion that the
Plaintiff was bound to deliver the horse to the De.
fendanf,, when proved unsound ; and the Court or-
dered the verdict to be reduced to the value of the
horse, excluding the charge for keep•

• Saturday morning William Owen, a younginan'
of a gentleman-like ,appearance, about too years of
age, was examined-betore the lliv. GEURGR CUTII-
suitT, and the Magistrates of Portsmouth, on a
charge of stealing' a great- number of articles, wear-
ing apparel, &c. at the Crown Inn, in that tuwn,
where he had been eight weeks, under the assumed
charader of a Gentleman who was going out to
India. It came to the knowledge of Mr.-Herman,
Me landlord,. that several articles had of late been
issing, but no suspicion rested on this person, till
early on Thursday morning last, when he was ob-
served' moving- away with his trunk, by. the porter,
who stopped him,! and inquired if he had no, bill to
pay. The porter, finding that he had not paid his
bill, detained the trunk, and Owen returned to his
room again. Mr. Herman's suspicions were now
&tfted toward him, as' being . the person who bad
plundered his Inn of numerons•.articles. He accord-
ingly applied to the Mayor fora warrant 'to search
his room and trunks,- in which he found many va-
luable and several trifling articles, which had been
stolen from the Inn, and from persons who had been
staying there. He has been since examined upon
the charge, and committed to take his trial at .the
next Sessions. Among the articles which be had
stolen were a gold snuff-box and an Opera glass, be-
longing to the . Right Hon. Gen. Charles Stewart,
who, was robbed of the-Sameobout a-fortnight since,
when staying at the Crown. •

C-ZIIP IVXI4,

exAvE3tr4D, air

Pasicl fly- rna re:ium, G rigs m, from Alicant ;and the
Superb, 'ones, from Cork.
s4red—tne Hope. Revaus, for Guernsey ' • Fortitude, Pule-
lerton, for in: Brazils; •At.kliniA, Fenning, fur I aniaica ; atid
'the Otiiicr, Thompson, for Prince [Award Island.
London, England, 1809-05-04

Pl.ff D.

On Saturday last, at his ho'use in Essex, Colonel John
Cockburn, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, brother-in-
law and cousin of Colonel Sir William Cockburn.
On Monday last, at his lather's house in. Leicestershire,.
after a lingering illness, Mr. loseph Wright, Printer, bk. ot
• St. johifs-sqiiare. . 9
Lately, the Lady of Sir Gabriel Powell; of Heatlificld,
near Swansea. .
"Tuesday week, at Cheltenham, aged 74. Ceofic Ley-
rester, E. sq. of Tort, Cheshire, brother of Hugh Leyceiter,
Esq. Recorder of Chester. •
On the loth of November last, at Hullial, in the Mali-
ran.' Country, Mrs. M'lntaah, late wife of Capt. Mg*.
tosh, 'of the Sth Regiment Nativeinfautry, and daughter of
•
William Nicholssn„ Esq. of Charlutfe.street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1809-05-04

81R74-IS

On Thursday Itst, the Lady of Daniel Blake, Esq. of
Great Cumberland-street, at a Daughter.
On the zti inst. at kiclinumul, the Lady of the Rev. 1, 11.
Ilaslevvuod, of a Son.

Lately, in York street, Dublin, the Lady. of Vir. Glas-
cock, Esq. of a Son.
_

On wednesday se'nnight, at Lady Chatterton's,. South
Parade, .Cork. the Lady of the Ref. R Dickson, of Ver.
mJut, iv. the Couisty of Limerick, of a Daughter.

i MxnlED.

On Friday last, at Cillinkhatn Chnrch...l.ieuttriant Dc
BaCher, of title Royal Waks,(ln Train, to Mury
only dauoiner of the late Rcv. Richard Bland, of "L'unstal.
House, kent , •

On Saturday last, at St.7Clement's Danes, ►oflas Gregory,
Esq. of Clement's,inn, to Miss Anne Sanders, of Portugal-
street,
London, England, 1809-07-31

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3 per Ct. Cons. 67 i 68; 67
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KEMP V. FIX,EWOOD.

- In this case the Defendant is Rector of Sible fie-
dingham, in the county, who has for several years
lived in a state of civic war, or what is as bad, of
civil law with the parish, respecting the tythes. The
present case was tried At the 14st Summer Assites
for this county, and now came for a second trial.—
It was an aelion of tresspass for not taking away
tythes atter they were set our. The Defendant re-
fused, on the ground that he had hot proper notice,
inasmuch as by the custom of. the parish he was en-
titled to notice, in garden-tythes, the night before,
for the next morning, and before six in the' morning'
for the same day. After several witnesses were ex-
amined, as to the custom,
The LORD CHIEF BARON observed, t hat by the Corn-
Mon Law no notice was necessary, and that it could
only be done by special COMM, and gave it as his
decided opinion,- that the evidence adduced did not
satisfatitorily prove the existence of such an ancient
custom in Sible Hedingham. The Jury therefore
found for the Plaintiff.

Tuesday night a desperate affray took place at Ply-
mouth, between a parry of Cornirdi Miners, on per-
manent duty in that garrison, and a detachment of
the 3d, or Old Buffs. A dispute having taken place
between one of the former and one of the Buffs, the
Cornish men, •in a_ body, marched from their..bar-
racks, to the amount of about 200, and fell furiously
on the Buffs, whose number (lid not exceed 20 :
bayonets were drawn on each side , •many were se-
verely wounded, and every thing indicated the most
seriva,consequences, when the fortunate arrival of
the Officers belonging to each corps, put an end to

the oncqual-contest.. The ringleaders were sent to
the guard-house, and the militiamen ordered, " one
and ail," to their.barracks, where they are still kept.
London, England, 1809-07-31

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DRESDEN, JULY 'l3.—This morning, at two
o'clock, the drum was beaten, and the garrison,
consisting 'of 400 men, set out on their way toteip-
sic, the enemy having made his appearance yester-
day evening in Dippoldswatde.
NAPLES, JULY .3.—The Ceres is the obje& of ge-, •
necal interest and admiration. There is not a gool
Neapolitan who has not'been on board. The oioi:c
closely we consider -it, the more we admire its re-
sistance,- and acknowledge that we owe every this;
on that day to the taEties of the Commander, ant ,-
the.bravery of the crew.

At the Moment when the affairs at Ischia and Pro-
cida took place, some troops of robbers attempted-tq
laud on several parts of the cuttsL Qn the night of
the 25th, they approached a place called Fiosa. 011
the morning of the 26th, other vessels attacked the
tower of Capriola. Every where these attempts
were fruitless; they were driven back by the .Pro-
vincial Guards, and obliged to retreat with preci.•
pitation.

Two hostile vessels, armed as Corsairs, approach-
ed the -roads of Saint- Vito, but they were drives
away by a party of the country people armed, headed
by a respeetable'priest. 44
. MILAN, JULY 6,—A troop .of robbers, from the
mountains adjoining the kingdoms of Italy, Naples,'
and the Roman States, dared to. make their.appear-
ance- before Norcia, on the 28th ult. a detachment
of the Civic Guards of Spoletto defended the town
till succours could arrive, when 'they took flight,
after blowing up a powdPF-iiiill.
SEMLIN, JUNE- 20.-.—According to intelligence
from Turkey, the Turkish troops which had arriv-
ed at Nissa, Itudschuk, and Silistria, consisting for •
the greater part of Asiatics, which in the beginning
of spring were collected in the neighbourhood of
Adrianople, and in the last month proceeded in .
this direCtion, have suddenly united with the trooPl
under the Pachas and Agas of Bulgaria. Their
number is great, and they daily receive reinforce-
ments. According to a tirman of the Grand Sig-
mgr's, the Vizir. of Travenich, in Bosnia, is in like
manner to bring forward a corps ,of 2Q,000 men,.
and advance with the same towards the Drin
Buzawa.

On the 17th and 18th, a cannonade was distinali
heard in the neighbourhood of the Drill the issue 15 •
yet unknowH. As lamas we yet know, the Turks
have forced the passage Drin.
In the Danube'at Karlowi,z and Salankament,

six miles from hence, the fishermen have fished
a great number of drowned men. •
London, England, 1809-07-31

BIRTHS.

On Monday last, in Grafton.street, Dublin, the Lady of
Captain Cruderip of the ist Regiment of Tower Hamlets Mi-
litia; of a Daughter.
On Thursday last, at Great Missenden, Bucks, the Ladl
of George Ormerod, Esq.
On Friday last, the Countess De Barde, of a Son.
London, England, 1809-07-31

DIED.

On Monday, last, at Qvington, in Essex, in the Sist
of his age, the Rev. George Downing, A.M. Preberttary 0
Ely Cathedral; and Rector of Ovington and Tilbury, in LII6
County of Essex.
On Thursday last, at his house in Duncan-place, Citir
Road,-ISlington, after a- severe and painful illness of fivtr
weeks, 4‘,1r., Moses Magwood, in•the 45th year ofhis age.
.On liriclay last, after a long and severe illness,. Mrs. sari'
derson," wite of Mr. Sanderson, Composer .of Music to tf'c
Royal Circus, &c.
The,saine day, at' an advanced age, at his housb on tlic,
Marine Parade, Brighton, G. 13ai1lie, Esq. many years.'
Merchant at the Island of St, Vincent, in the West Indio.:„
On Saturday, after a severe and lingering illness, Sarno"
ESq. of Tooting, in Surrey. • ' • -
'The Wine morning, Mrs. Harnerton, wife of. C. Hama'
ton; Esq. of Whitc.friars.

STOCKS

SATU

RDA Y.
, India Stock; 187 1 " '
India Bonds, i9s. ers.:pr•
Exc,heq. Bills,. Bs. 135.. Pr'
Oninium,
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann.
Cons. for Aug, 681
London, England, 1809-07-31

CERTIFICATES.

August 49. George Singleton, of Pancras-lane, 'London,
merchant.
William Lawson, of St. Catherine's-street, Middlesex, bis-
cuit-baker.
William Peaty, late of Bristol, straw-hat-manufaituqr.
Omar Hall, of Stafford, banker.
Joseph Osment, of Yeovil, Somersetshire, viaualier.
George Hart, now or late of Stamford-street, Blackfriars-
road, Surrey, horse-dealer.
Edward Hunt,'of Duke's-row, Pimlico, Middlesex, painter.
Thomas Conipere, of St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, grocer.
Matthew Fairless, of Bishcip-Wearmouth, Durham, coal.

fitter. • _
Richard Thomason, Staining, Lancashire, corn-dealer.
John Blackburne, of Liverpool, corn and flour-merchant.
Thomas Wilkinson, of Cateatpn-street, London, wootlen-

draper.
Philip Mark, of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, linen-draper,
john Colgrave, late of Red Lion.street, Holborn, Middlesex,
wine-merchant.
lames Bayley, now or late of High-street, Shadwell, Middle.
sex, ship-breaker.
john Morgan, of New Corn won- Street, M idd lesex,vid ual ler.
Charles tiortnuni, late of,Berkeley - street; Portman-square,
Middlesex, merchant.
PARTIVISKSIIIPS• DISAOLFED.
F. Shand' and Co. Liverpool, iron-dealers.
J . Nye_and I . Gower, onbridge Toimn, tanners.
R. Tickler and W. Dinkier, Cranbourn-street,. Leicester-
fields, silk-mercers. —.
Mason anti Co. Lancaster, attornies
Rti Jesup-anti B. Barton, Wuedbritt4e, cern-dealets.
K. Stringer ancir W. Wild, Ntittinparipihtte, atittruneers.

70 GWILLYM LLOYD WZRIJLE, ESQ.
London, England, 1809-07-31

Vill3

norse Guards, filly 2s,
At a General Court Martial held at Chelsea on
the 3d of June, 1809, acid coml.; ued by adjourn-
ments to the t sth of the same month, Captain Fran-
Drew, of his Maje'Sty's 46th Regiment of Foot,
was arraigned npon'the fol:OwlngCharges, viz.

ist. For having'on 'the 4th lantiary, 18.00., at or near Los
'Besnos in Spain, behaved in a manner highly disciiderly and
unofficer- like,in addressing Lieutenant- Cidon.:ll"eac,,cke in a
peremptory and disrespectful tone; such conditet being 4
breach of his duty as an Officer, and, to theprejudiceot good
order and military discipline.
2d. For having, on the 4th of January, 1809, at or near
Los Besnos in Spain, taken upon himself to order a detach=
riient of the British army, under the coinniand of Lieutenant-
Colonel l'eacockc, to halt %N. ithout any authority from Lieu.
tenant-Colonel Peacocke, such' condutt hying a breach at
his duty as an Officer, alui.tO the prejudice of gond older and
military discipline.
.Upon Which Charges the C'onrt bath adjudged
that Captain Drew be dismissed his Majesty's ser:-
vice, and trusts this example will deter other Offi-
cers -hereafter with their Cilmmanding
interfering
Officer, in a•manner so unwarranted and unprece—
dented, •

His Majesty has been phased to approve and con;-
firm 'the sentence of the Court, arid has ordered that
it shall be intimated to Captain -Pialder4on of the 4th
Foot, and Captain Payler of the 52d Regiment, that
their conduct throughout this transaaion, which haS
thtis brought 'disgrace and punishment upon their
brother Officer, was not such as ought to have been
adopted by Officers of their- standing in the service ;
bot.as it appears to his Majesty to have proceeded
from a want of due discretion and attention to their
relative Situations, with resped to their Command-
ing Officer Lieatenant-Colonel Peacocke,' and not
from any wiltul.desire to interfere with his just au,-
thority,- his Majesty trusts that this admonition will
have its 'due weight in impressing upon their Minds
a more cautious and respettful obedience to th,:,
thorny of their Commanding Officer in future. .
London, England, 1809-07-31

MARRED.

On Thursday last, at St. janies's, IVestrninst-r, Mr. go'
hert Loder, jun, of Woodbridge, Sultblk, to Miss Winger
Simonds, second daughter -of Mr. Simonds, Of Wigton,
CuMberland.' _ . _

On Thursday se:might., at .Kelmarsh, Northatnritonshirct
Setherton Isranthwlyt Micklethwayt, Esq. to Ann, on -
dauigliter of the late William Hanbury, 'Esq. olKelinarsttr
and of Shobden Court, Herefordshire.
London, England, 1809-07-31

NAVY-OFFICE,
July 21, log„
'THE PRINCIPAL , OFYICERS and COM-
-L. MISS lONERS' of Majesty's Navy do hereby give
N;iice,
- That such BRI CKLAYERS as •Ciln produce Indentures of
Apprenticeship for Seven Years, are of Good Char ac7er, and not
'exceeding 3S Yeast of Age, may find enspbyment at His Majesty's
Dock- Yard, at Sheerness, 6). applying to the Officers of that Yard.
London, England, 1809-07-31

MATRIMONY.

FROM the Luxury, Dissipation, Excesses, and
enervating indulgences of persons in almost every rank
of life,,proceeds that disordered state of the human frame,
termed Nervous Debility ; the most distressing symptom of
which is an incapacity to fulfil the great and primary objed
of marriage. This unhappy state is-indisputably too fre-
quently the gnawing canker-worm of the hear i-,*hich gene-
rate3..those horrid
.ideas that' lead to the despeate climax of
suicide. The genuine -STEEL LOZE NG ES and the best
if not the-only remedy for this species of. debility ; indeed
S*:l is confessedly the most powerful tonic and restorative
Medicine in the Universe, and this preparation is proved by
long experience to be superior to Ail others.
; The STEEL' LOZENGES are prepared and sold by the
Inventor' Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate-Hill, price 75. per box ;
and May be had of his Agents in town and country ; but"tab-
.serve his signature,. E. Senate, in his hand-writing, or. they
cannot be genuine. -
just published, Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise op
Female Complaints, price aS. 6d. a book that should be react
by every married ‘vornan. . .

BANKRUPTS.
William Foxall, of Edmonton, Middlesex,icoach-master,
to surrender August 1, is, and Sept. 9, at tWelite, at
- Attornies, Messrs. Phillipson acid Brewer,
Staple's.lnn.
Richard Clough Bury, of Salford, Lancashire; merchant,
August tl, iz, and Sept: 9, at two, at the Palace Inn,
Manchester. Attotnies, Mr. T. Hewitt, Manchester or
Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery-lane London.

John Mitchell, of New Sleaforcl, Lincolnshire, grocer and
tallow-cliandler, August 2j, 26, and Sept. 9, at eleven,
•at the Spread Eagle Inn, Lincoln: Attornies, Mr. Cope,
Uoston; or Mr. Wilson, Greville-streqt, Hattori-Gar-
den, London. .
John Gough, of Exeter, dealer, August 5, at three, it, and
Sept. 9, at ten. Attornies, Messrs. ‘Villiauts and Brpoksi
Lincoln's..lnn London. or Mr. Pidsley, Exeter..

William Ratcliff; late of Exeter, baker, August 2, '9, at
at eleven, and Sept. 9, .at five, at the Castle, Exeter.
Attornies, Mr. Bowring, Exeter ; or Messrs.
and Drake, Prince's-street, Bedford-row, London.
fames Anderson, of Cannon street, Lo: don, merchant,
August i, 8, and Sept. 9, at ten, Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. i /
William Blackburn, of Aldersgate-street, London, watch.
spring-maker, August 5, 12, and Sept. 9, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney; Mr. A. C. Bond, East India' Cham-
bers, Leadenhall- street.
London, England, 1809-07-31

DWIDENDS.

August at.. Edward Moffitt, of Warminster, Wiltshire,
grocer, at five, at the. Red Lion Inn; New Sarum.._
August 21. William Griffin, of Great Sutton-street, Clerk-
enwell, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
-Angtfst tt. lames Mann, of Warwick, grocer, at eleven, at
the Black'Sman Inn, Warwick. '
Sept. s.' Thomas Russell, late of Bengtvorth; 'Evesham,
Worcestershire, sadler and collar-maker, at ten, at the
Farriers' Arnis Inn, •Evesham.
Sept. 5. Thomas Russell, late of Pershore, Worcester-
shire, sadler and collar-maker, at ten, at the Farriers'
• Arms Inn, Evesham.,
October 31. Joseph. Metcalfe and John, jeyesi. of Upper
East Smithfield, Middlesex, oilmen, and insurance-
brokers, at eleven, at. Guildhall.
August 24. William Hutton the younger, I.Tte of Fteming-,
ton, Devonshire, lime-burner, at ten, at the Golden Lion
Inn; Barnstaple.
August 26. Anthony Collins, late of Mile-end-road, Mid-
dlesex, ship-owner, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. 16. William Valentine Scotney, of Oxford-street,
'Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 5. Richard Lawrence, of. New Windsor, Berkshire,
bricklayer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
August 26. Roderick Mackenzie, of King's-Arms-yard,
London, merchant and farmer,at twelve, at Guildhall.
August ig. William 'Finney, of Cambridge, surgeon and
apothecary, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. • -
Sept. 5. John Breakspear, of .Oxford-Street, Middlesex,
silversmith and jeweller; at eleven, at Guildhall.
August 5. Garret Andrews, of Mark-lane, London, ship-
broker, at ten,' at Guildhall. •
Ottober 31. lames Hogg and Edward _Holmes; of ,Sher-
borne-lane Lombard-street, London, merchants, at one, at
Guildhall. •
Nov. 14. John Hunter, of Great Newport-street, Middle.
sex, at one, at Guildhall.
October 31. Thomas Crump, late of Westminster-road,
Surrey, tinman; at one, at Guildhall.'
Sept. 2. john Hounsom, of Fleet-street, London, linen-
draper, at teu,at Guildhall.
August 24. • faines Powell and William Darch Ormond, of
Bristol, wine and spirit-merchants, at eleven, at Reeve's
• Hotel, Bristol. . . -
London, England, 1809-07-07

TO PROPRIETORS OF LANDS IN ENGLAND.,
A SCOTS FARMER of Abilifie t-ind Capitslif3
deSiroits of taking a FARM Eitglatid of frona Four
to Six Fiundred Acres, good .Aiable Land. 11 an. 1011,1 re,
W iltsh. re, Sotyiersershi,,,, Monthouthshire, Gloucestershire,
or Worestershire, will 6if
,preterred.
Letters addressed to M. 13. 73,, Aleterrnanbury; London,
an or before the 214 fu:y, will be drily attendedto. Ample
refermces will be given. _ „.

mo'NEY.
MESSRS. LUCAS aikt Co: beg 'Leave to iiifOrm,
those that may be desirous of burrowing Terripo.
rari-or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they, can at all
times, and vithout delay, advance any Sum from One Hun-
dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds- and upwards, on personal
or any other Security, arising from 'lsilarriage. SettlerneritS, Mo.
ney in.the Funds,. Clergymens' Livings, or I. rethold, Cory.
hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the roost fair and equitable.
Terms, and wilt also conduct every Negoliation at-much less
ex pence than what is usually incr rred in inriney trausadtionS.
Personal Applications ,Messr.. Luta* and Co.• daily re.,
ceive at their house, No. 19, ferrnyn-street, St. lames%
and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. ,
N.B. Ten years purchase will be liven for well secured
Annuities.
London, England, 1809-07-07

[PRICE SIkPENCE lIILFPENNY-0

IifCTUALL MG.-YARD, DEPTFORD,

- • • . , yub, 5, iSo9.
THESE are to give Aotice, That on Thursday, the
zotb y 116,0809, at Ten the Forenoon, will be ex-
Posed to Sale at Hit Majesy's Ficis.allilg.Yard, at Deptfor.:l,
sundry Lots of the. following, PROVISIONS and VIC.
TLIALIANG •s-roRES,
Breaeltßrsad Dust,,Finur, Flour Swegpings, RaisinS, Cur:.
rants, Rice, Peas,Oatmeal,Pot Barloy,Bakcho.use Sweepings,
,Callavances,.Split Beans, Ba-gs andit'ags, Flour Sacks,t rut.
ter, Cheese, sugar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Baccn, Empty Tierces
~and Barrels, ,Board, and Doublet-Ends,: Staves and Heading,
Iron Hoops, Coopers' 'Tools,*&c, Anti7Corrosion Powder.
Now s,ing.itzllis. Majesty's Yard at Deptford.
Deposit of kz's per Cent. is to'be made upon the amount of
each Lot at the time of Sale, and if the remainder of the Muney 6e
no: paid, and the Particulars taken avt/y within twenty working
days afterwards, the Deposit:will 6e forfeited,' aid the Goods re.
main the Property .of t,. CrGwx. The other Conditions may be
seen, and Catalogues had at Deptford.

HENRY GARRETf.
London, England, 1809-07-07

This Day was published,
Handsomely
.printed in one large Volume, royal 4to (uni-
t(,trn in size aild type with the TransaCtions of the
Linrizean Society of • London), _ and 'embellished, with
p4irtraits of Litineus and Dr. Pultene), with a fine Plate
of MeclaiS„ and a Fac Simile of Linnzaus's Hand-writing,
-price (1., its. 6d. in boards,
A. GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of.
LINN2EUS.
By RICHARD PULTENEY, M.D. F.R.S.
The Second Edith, , ; with Correetions, 'considerable Ad.
ditions, and Memoir the Author.

-L; WM. GEORGE M.D. F.R..5.
Physician Extraordinary to her Majesty, Fellow of the Royal
College ,of Physicians, and a Vice-President of 'the Lin-
liman Society of London.
To which is annexed,

The Diary olLinnoeus, written ,hy himself, and now
translated into English, from the Swedish Manuscript; in
the possession of the Editor.
Printed for j. Mawman in the-Poultry.
London, England, 1809-07-07

BIRTH.

On Wednesday morning, at his house in Russell-square'
the Lady of %V itliain Bell, Esq. of a Sen.

AIARRIEI).

On Vicdneslay last, Thomas Rickards, Esq. of Vcrulam-
buildings, to,Mrs. Edwards, of Preston, Gloucestersljre.
Yesterday, I. G. Scott, Esq. of New llridge-street, to
-Miss 'Winckw,,rtn, elucst daughter of thz late 'Thomas
%Vinck.worth, Esq.
On the .Bth ult. at St. Mary-le-bonne Church;' lohn H.
All,l, Esq. eldest son of Thomas Alley, Esq. of Cottage,
Queen's County, Ireland, to trances Campbell ' Shaw,
youngest daughter of the late Thoras- Shaw, Esq. of ---,
County of Antrim, and cousin German of the Rir,ht Hon.
isaac Corry, late Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland.
On the 2,Bth ult. at Inchdarny, in Scotland, the.-scat of
Major:.General Aytonn, Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. Solicitor,
of Manchester, to. Miss hasun, only - daughter a, the late
Alexander,Eason,

Last week, at Ashton, Hardwicke Shute, Esq. M.D. to
the.: Hon: IJhrianne Wolfe, daughter of the'late Viscount
K i I warden.

O Entry se'nnight, by special licence, 'at her father's
house in Upper l‘lerrion-street, Dublin, Char Les Helwis
ton, Esq, of the First Royal Dragoons (only son
Eaton, F.sq. of Dray ton, in Norfolk), to Harriet,, secund
dauglitor of Colonel "Hugh Stafibrd.
London, England, 1809-07-07

A CHALLENGE.

MESSRS. CURRIW- and ,o. Surgeons, late in
his Majesty's ,seritiee, challenge-the whole' world to
rove a single instinee,'Xilliere.their medicine and methvi of
cure have failed of the desired etfc-et. • The _practice of many
years in this particular -branch of their profession, has not
giveßrise to one unsuceesstul case.
They continue to direct : their studies to the treatment and-
cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys-
tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful
11-iets of. a habit long and most. unhappily pursued by the
youths of both sexes, In the one it Will-be found to be the
unfailing source of barrenness; the other have it.; ravages fa.
tally developed_ to them by a alistressing statc.pf-elebility,
which, if nut timely remedied, terriiinates'iti impotence.
These are its remote and .ultiniate etieds, while eonsunip-
losS of muscular power, and various nervouscom plaints,
usually characterise the earlier stages of-this solitary vice.—
Of persons-languishing uniter the-disorders inictent to such 4
habit, their treatment and'has-nevei proeed unsuc-
cessful in the course of a long; laborious, ,ii\d'enueit extended
practice. In the most obStinate and complicated cases of ve-
nereal infection, such as obstruCtions in the uretlirli, sPungy
excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi..
nal weakness, gleets, as also
STRICTURES,...
Whether recent or of lohg duration, and which have baf-
fled the skill of other Praditioners, are by their pitsent im-
proved plan of treatment, effedually and permanently cured,
without the Patient suffering the- e*.ruciating pa'n and
alarming hemorrhage which frequently Nlows the applica-:
tion of the lunar caustic.. In the course. et twenty years_
extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of
Strictures have been and are daily under theiecare, the total
eradication of which are efneted by a sate, certain, and expe-
ditious mode of pradice, superior to any other yet adopted.
The weakness, relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this
complaint is speedily removed, and the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for
years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re•••
inedieseafter the Stricture•has been destroye.l, is indispensa--
bly niquisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to
reanimate the constitution.
Messrs. Currie and Cu. may be consulted by either sex.
with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their
house, No. 107, llatton.garden. -
Patients in the Country are requested to.state the particu-
lars of their case, age, and getal habit of, living, &e.
inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the
same will be.given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To
ensure that secrecy so essential to their tindertakjng,'the
postage. of letters may be added-ie. the aiecount'for thedietnes
gth June, tgeo.—to7i I-Litton:garden,
London, England, 1809-07-07

CAPITAL PRIZES.

4 - - - of - - - Zzo,ool
4--of -' - ‘5,000 8 - of I,ofoo
4 -of 2,3-o 112 . Of- 5,7,6
&c. &c. &C.
Sehernes•at large gratis. •

or £100,0,0 oil f XL PRIZES ,in',the
THIRD anct LAST GRAND CI l' LOTTERY,
Consisting ul zo,ooo i‘kets, to be Drawn'Thi-Giliidhall in,
Four Days: No fixed Prize.
THIS much-approved LOTTERY containsTwen-
ty-tive rand Capital Prizes. consisting of Twenty.
nine Substantial -FRE E HOLD HOUSES. discharged of
Land-Tax, situate un Skinner-street and Pickett-street, &c.
'which were estunatru in the year ISO 6, by five eminent Sur-
veyors, anti proved by them upon Oath, betbte a Conotnittee
of the House of Commons. to be worth upwards of too,oool. ;
tout as tt.ey have since greatly locreased it, Value;-u new Sur-
vey and Estimate are preparing, which will be shortly pub-
lished.
TICKETS and SHARES arc on Sale at the Licensed
Lottery Offices, and by their 'I gents In the Country.

PRESENT .PRICE.
Ticket - - -.- ,C 8 8 o
,C 4 8 o 1 Eighth. - - 3 o
quarter - - 2 5 0.1 Sixteenth • - o r t 6
The Price will be raised on Monday the-
.l7th instant.

This Day was published,
Neatly printed in one, large 4to. volume, price ii. its. 6d.

„
boards,
rTHE t-liSTORY of BARBADOS, from the
first Liiscovery,of the Island, in the Year rhos, till the
At,cission of Lord Seaford', ;Sot .
lly 10FINT POYER.
_ London: Printed for
.1. MaWman, 22, Poultry.

By whom Will shortly be published, a new and much
enlarged edition of the Present Stare at Turkey. By Tho-
UM Thornton, Esq.
London, England, 1809-07-07

LONDON : Pri ted RI C IARI) HA RRIS, of No, 4, Mattlett-court, 13aw_weet and Published by WILLIAM A RMIG CR -SC RI, PPS, South Mlion•street, Grosvenor-squat:.
At The bu.N4)nicE, No. 11%2, Strand; where 4clvertisentents, Ordcis for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (pst-paia), mum be. addressed.
London, England, 1809-07-07

YORK: AND LEEDS.
NT4W.. Commodious, Safe, Cheep and Expedi-
tious POST COACHES will setoht from the C;()L-'
DEN-CROSS, CHARING-CROSS'„ every Morning at
Halt
_past Five; breaktast at the Red i.iun, Barnet; dine at
the Cock, Eaton; sup at ;retliam Inn: breakfast at the
Red Lion Inn, Doncaster ; and arrive in •Leeds by twelve,
and York by one, at noOn. There are only tour Coachmen
employed, and the same Guard and Coach go-throughout.
Every exertion has been.and will continue to be Made, to ren-
der this the best Conveyance on the North' goad,
By GE 0 RC: E BO ULTO-N'arid Co.
From the Golden. Cross, the ibllowing Carriages set out,
Sides many others too numerous to mention.
Liverpool expeditious Post Coaches, only One Night out
every morning at six.
Holyhead and North Wales Mail every evening.
Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post
Coaches, every morning at nine.
Ludlow,, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every evening, and
a new Post Coach Tues,lay, Thursday, smut Saturday, at
two.

Milford Hasen, Carmarthen, Clqueester, and Cheltenham
Mail every evening. •
Cheltenham and Oxford New and Only Day Coach.every
morning at six.
Brighton, East Bourn, Worthing, Ilastingi ;"-Portsmouth,
Southampton, Isle of Wight; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel,
Little Hampton; Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, Ucal, klythe,
Vcillsstone, &c. &c. Daily Coxhem
London, England, 1809-07-07

The OLDEST and LARGEST sTocK of MADEIRA.
tQ PENCER and PERKINS, 115, Newgate-street,
Wine-merchants, take leave to inform the Consumers
of that admifable Liquor, that their STOCK of EkS T and
tiVEST;INDIA, of which they have upwards of Twelve
Thousand Bottles, most of which has been in bott!e up-
wards of twenty years, is of the finest flavour, and mOst su-
perior quality. They sell on the most reasonable terms for
Ready-money, and they only request a comparison between
their Wine and the Young Wine the TownisnoW so tullOf.
London, England, 1809-07-07

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

yll?), 6, ilictt.
fHE COURToIDIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMP/INY of 111ERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad.
lug to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, , •
That a General Court of the raid Company will be beld at their
lloaie in Leadenhall.street, on Frialqy the .14th Instant, at
Elaven a' Clock in the Forenoon,. at the desire of nine, Proprietors,
agreeably to ihe following letter :
Tn Charles Grant, Esq,Chairman of the Court of Di—
. 'redors of the East India Company. -
SIR, • London,
.^/ane 30, 1871.

_ .
We, whose names are hereto suhscrifred',dst'(y qualiAel according
to late,,re4uest you to call a Special General Court of Profrrie.
tors of _East India Stock, for the purpose of taking into considera-
'lion the Report of the Court of Dire tors upOnihe Resat:lion:of the
Special General Court‘of Proprietors, held arrthe zd but. respe3.
frig the recal of certain Miters and Cadet:, whose twointments
are said to have been obtained by improper means.
We are, Sir,
Your most pbettie).l humble Servants,
PHILIP SANSOM.'
11700LMORE:
. • • WM. SNAII7II.
P. SAMPSON,
,TAMES BARNET.
•••• xiaN
70.11 N FORBEft.
GARNAUL-T.
P. MOORE.
London, England, 1809-07-07

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

NEWBERY thlel SONS, Ne. 45, St. ?Mtn
.
London, . Proprietors .of 'Dr. ames's
Powder and caner valuable Preparatinns; in tdrin the Public,
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
Cult Medicine will be in future 2S. gd. per Packet, or
st. 6d. DOzen burthc quanrity or it ijozen l'acketi
in a Bottle (as Made.up for the Army and Navy) Clay he had
for 11. 4s. And as the words !4.F. Newbery, No. 45, St.
Paul's," are 'engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed
Will be a siitticient secumity against Counterfeits, his Signa-
ture on the Label's will be discontinued. _

Ihe following are the Prices of their other Medicines;
Stainps included ; but those who purchase six, or more, at
'a time, will 12;6 allsiwed the Starilps kratis.
J. .I'. . S. d.
Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9
Do. in a Bottle - 24 0 D. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4- 6 Pills 4
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTin6l.ot Bark 4 0
The AntibitiouS Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's ditto 3' o
Dr. Steer's Opotleldoc z 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9
Do: Convulsion Oil - 2 .6. English coffee - 2 9
Ditto Nitre Di'op. z 6 Carruther's Drops z 9
Do. Camomile cops . i 9
,_ Essence of.Ginf;er -- 2 9
Do. Partgofic Lozenges i Ditto Peppermint ; ti
Angibaud's Bois ditto Dr. HoOpees Pills
Essenceof Col tsibot z 3 6 Grant's-Drops - t to
mr.spence's-Dentiftice 4 -o 1 ngtish's Scots Pills r ti
Cephalic stiLiir e Henry's Mignesia 2 6
Jones's Rneurn. Tin 4. 3 6 Norton's Drops - -
.5 6
Berq.'s BiliOus'Pills- 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops. 5, 6
Class's Magnesia 3 Solandir's 'lea 2 9
Wilson's Aircr.nive 4 • Creeiciou;iii'sTintture
Purifying Swe:t Cakes z 3 Do.' Tolu Lozenges -
N. B. 'As ninny Persons' mistake the House of Messrs.
Newbery, obscore, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's,
four Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on
the Eront--" THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
lAMES's PoWDER-i”
London, England, 1809-09-01

N VA I, I\T IT r•

PoaTsmoura, AVG.-31.--Arrived Majesty';
ships Amethyst and Sirius, from Flushing ; his Ma-
jesty's ship Transit, and sailed again on a cruize ;
and a fleet of merchantmen, from the Downs.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Surveillante, on a cruize,
and his Majesty's ship Jasper, to follow the fleet for
Portugal and the Mediterranean, which left Cou•cs
Roads th►i morning.

FALMOUTH, AUG. fig. Arrived the Di.spafch
racket, from the Leeward Island, in 38 days.

• Put back, the Mermaid frigate, with the Qbeb;:c

convoy.

COWES, AUG. 31.—The wind having at last
veered round from the North East, the 'Mediterra-
nean and Portugal convoys got under wci&h, consist-
ing awo sail. A West India convoy is also going
through our Roads froth the Downs, with several
vessels bound for Ireland, and a number of coasters.

DEAL, AUG. 3l.—Sailed the Bruce, BURDON ; and
Astell, DENHAM, for Quebec; ‘SaiTanzento
de Souga, for Pernambuco; Santo Lorenzo, FELIX ;
Paquet de Batria, for the Brazils; and his Majesty's
ship Hermes, forPortsmoutli.

JEF,
London, England, 1809-12-29

'AIL FRENC L

t' he first mention that history makes of the "Ft-anV '
or French, is towards the .rniddle:of .the tl4. -c.,:1).-
tury. They then ,occupied that part of Gert-il:.Any,
south of St.oiony, that has been since known o ti 11.;.;
name of•Suabia, and. ci:ere, composed of sei:erAii4;,.
the Teutonic tribes, of .which the Saiii atid:-S.tl.
were the mostAlistinguisb. ed. They were, hui:,,l,: t
and inveterate opponents to th -Roman power, ,nnk.t.-
had entered. into a confderacy in defence of tlieii! .
liberties and itidepemience, and on this account ro—
ceived from their neighbours the name of Ira; 1;5
that word signifying tree, in the Teutonic ,:!iil::cf,
The country they inhabited received also an apr:i- -
lation expresSive of the principle of their union; ,if \
,
which the tra& of country how called Francoitt; i-,-
' still a monument. " Between the Saxons and (e; -
~
i brans,"-,-,says St. Jerome, "is situated a, nation )t,st.4,
distinguised'for their extent of ler ri tory , thkin their
1 courage and'loVe of liberty; Ticeir7:ountry, was for.-.
ti Merly i;rluded.under the general appellationiotS3er-
many, Lett',' is now ,called Franconia. The I.lyrn•itli
'were in the habit of accusing this people of fals4hood.
1 and:perfidy, an imputation which their deseenchnls
I have also often experienced, but in all pronabilry
with greater. justice:;, 'as the only grounds ;.he 11.9-
.1 tuans seemed to have for this heavy- ch.tr.,e ;wee,

Ithat they •alwayi, found them read.?,• on atiy tarf:tr-
able' occasion,. to take up arms against their
sorS.• . They were so remarked 1.,,r their: ito3rl.•;:tlty,,
that the following proverb ',became quite cuiw:imi
among the Greeks :—" Have the Franks fc,r tiien,J;,;
but not for neighbours. Towards rhe•l;ed oi-.
third century, -the Franks Uncovered a ,stro:iy, arill)i-
tion to obtain an establishment is (.3.11,.aric.1
having made themselves masters of witt .ut sth,
joining province, after a series of struggles, 111,
had it confirmed to . them by the E-nnernr
in the year 358 but they had no consicierable.eqa-.:
blishinent, till- toWards the middle of. thefiftli:ceo-
thry. 'Their first Kings Were Pharatnond,
Merovin; and Childeric, but the success the',y.
nerienced .was neither sufficient ly.rapid nor conita,
to confirm a dominion, which was' equally
by the Gauls.and Romans; This glory was reQ,,.rved
for Clovis, ,who, at the age' of twenty, evablisbed
the seat of the French Monarchy at $0;s0„,, atir
having conquered the Roman General, then Gover
nor of Gaul: - • .
'The, religion of the Franks consisted at, first irs
consecrating.tountains and forts to Mars, Hercules;
and Mercury ;- they afterwardi 'introduced idols;
which the head of an o)e held the first rank. They
were by no means' wedded, however, to idolatry)
and very early embraced Christianity after their
establishment in Gaul. The French Monarchs
have accordingly been, always styled the eldest sons
Of the* Church, a title which Buonaparte, even at
this time, is unwilling to relinquish 'amid all hii
other conquests.
London, England, 1809-12-29

THAMES AND MDWAY CANAL.

• -
NOTICE is hereby given; that the.PROPRIE%
ORS of the Original; and also of the New or Addi—
IttOnal Sharea in this Undertaking, are called upon for afur-
Merl NSTAL ENT of Five Founds for each of such 0 ri-
tnal and New Shares, and that the same is iequired to be
ipaitl to the a,:count of the Undertaking, at the House of
Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Martin, Lombard-street,. Lon—
don, on or before Saturday, the loth day of january next,
By Order of the Committee-
'
W. SCUDANIORE'i Clerk.
Maidstone, Dec. 36, iSao.

ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANi,
r
' NLW BRIDGE.STALLT, BLACKiILIALS,
ifithDeCeMber, 1809.
KTOTICE is hereby givens that in pursuance of a
.:4.1i Resolution.of the General Court of Proprietors of the
ALBION FIRE and LIFE *INSURANCE COMPANY,
of the 26th of Oelober last, a Dividend, at the rate of 61.
per Cent. cleat Of ProHrty Thx, on the Instalments made,
will be payable according tq the number of Shares held by
each Proprietor on the asth at December instant.
The Dividend, so declared, way be received at the Cont.
lany's house in New Bridge:street, on Monday the Ist of
anuary next, between Eleven and Three; or on any fol.
owing day, Sunday excepted, between the same hours, un.
211. Saturday the 13th of January inclusive. After that day,
Z.he ,Dividend may be received on 'any Tuesday, between the
hours before stated.
• By Order of. the Board of Direelors,
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause WR I G HT against WRIGHT,

"THE CREDITORS of SAMUEL WRIGHT,
- late of the Town and County of the Town Of King-,
stun-upon-liull, Merchant, deceased, are forthwith to come
in and prove their Debts before Charles Thomson, Esq. one
of the Masters of the said Court, at nip` Chambers in South-
ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default
thereof, they will be excluded the beucfit of the said De-
6.ee.
MEGQ 'SON and SON, Solicitors.
London, England, 1809-12-29

BY THE KING'S PATENT.

DR. NORRISis FEVER DROPS. •
THE experience of more ihan half a century has
So fully establiDied the reputatiJa of
,this invaluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi-
cacy in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and
Typhus, Fever, also the Yellow sr Putrid Fevers ; they have
IrlPver been known to fait, when adininiAtered agreeable to diL.
region ; in the Measles, Small. Pox, Teething,- and most
bisorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ;
the decays and discomforts of advanced life are uncle, ;hell
'immediate infinerve, they immediately stop the progress of
fresh Cold, and 'arc particularly adapted as a genial Restora-
' Lye.
The Family Bottle, 21.6. sold at the Dodor's House, No.
,29; Lower Brook,street, G rosvenor-square, where•orders for
exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, us. and 2S.
whi:lesalelan.ci,retdil; at Bacon's, t5O Oxford-street, and
by most resped:;ble Venders in Town and Country.
Aisollr:N(lck R 1 S's celebrated AN L lOUS PI L,LS.,
with ample,„ Dire lions, 2.5. gd. the Box. Observe that the
\l'Vords "'Ctiornas Norris Moore" ve,engraved on the Govern.
Ohleilt ;haw n ethers are or Gan be genuine.
London, England, 1809-12-29

NUMBLP_. 3 (';.]

•
NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 1809,
will.be performed a Tragedy. canted
KING LEAR.. .
King Lear, Mr. KA: M BLE ;
Earl ofGloster, Mr. MURRAY;
Edgar, Mr..C. K EMBLE •
• Edmund, Mr. BRUNTON;
coneril, Mrs. HUMPHRIES;
• , Regan, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Cerdelia, Mis's BRISTOW.
Altar which will be performed a new Comic Pintomirne,
canted

-------
. a/011;41:1N PEDLAR. ;
Ora THE ,HAUNTED WELL.
Harlequin Pedlat, Mr. 110 LOGSI A, jun. ;
Clown, Mr, GRINIALOI.;
IfiriTimothy ChLilkkorie-, IV.r..T. r•TCHARD ;
Sir Marmadtike ltupee, Mr. RIDGWAY ;
Columbine, 'Miss ADAMS ;
Fairy of the Well, .Miss. M.:BRISTOW '• .
Fairies, Misses E. H. and S, 'A DA MS, with Dancing.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second -Price
2s. Gallery ;s. Second Price t,g.7—Vpper,Gallery is.
,The Votits will be opened at Half Fife, and the Play
begin.at Half past Six. . . .
The new Pantomime, called Harlequin Pedlar, or, The
Haunted Well,. will. be repeatoti every Eveniry till further
notice.
To-morrow,: The Provoked Husband; or, A .loorhey to
-London:
-On Monday, ,Romeo and Juliet.
On Tuesday, The Man of the World.
On Wednesday, The kevebge.
On Thursday, The Schonlof Reform. . .
The Public :are roost respeatuily informed, that a new
Musical Play, In 'Three Ads, is in rehearsul, and
prothiced as soon as possible.
London, England, 1809-12-29

POB7'llY.

IMPRONIYTU

Cis SZEINC AN AP?LE THROWN AT It'tSS BOLTON`,
INO THE LATE TUMULI'S AT COITLNT-GARDEN THE-
ATRE.

, .
Fair Syren, perhaps this is not to your liking,
But I.think you've very good luck, , . • ,
A woman like you, so uncommonly striting,
Must some, time expe4l to be struck.
London, England, 1809-12-29

till' IV t.f. PK,

ORAVItBEND Dt2tMBER 26r
Arrived—the Elizabeth, Burclice, from the South Sasj
SUrrey, Orme, and Brothers,, from Flashing.
Sailed-the Triton, -- for Gibraltar ; 'lane and Mar-
garet; Vaux,' and Swift, Willoch, for Cork ; and toe
metry, -Liddle,- for jarna:ca. .

OIRTUS.
On Friday last, at Haidwicke, Salop, the Lady of
Hanmer; Esq. Oa Son and Heir.
On Wednesday morning,. at his house in Upper Guild P-314"
Street, the Lady of C, Buller, Esq 7 of a Son!

NARRi.hI).
On the 7th inst. at St. GeOrge's, Hanover-square, Francis
WiWarn Price Esq. son of the Rev. Dr. Pfice,:Chaplain
to his Royal Highness the Prince of -Wales, to iMiss Lake,
daughter of William Lake, E.sq. of Charlotte. Street, Fitz-
ioy.square.
On Tilesclay sennight, at St. Mary's, Carlisle, Lieu.
tenant- Colonel S:likeid, to Miss Miteninsoh, younrst daugh-
ter of Bohn Mitchinson, Esq. of Carlisle. '
CR the 2.3 d inst. Bohn Thoinas, Esq. to Miss Emily jack-

son:
On Saturday, Lupton Topham, Etq. of Middleham, to
Miss Clough, of Acomb.
On Sunday morning, William Payne Georges, Esq• of
Foley-place, to Julia Anne Tupper, of, upper Seymour-
street, daughter of the late Captain Catre Tupper.
Wednesday, at Mary-le-bonne Church, George Hannarn,
Esq. of Bromston.House, . 10e of Thanet, to Miss Charlotte
Louisa Bristow, of Gloucester.pl4ce, youngest daughter of
the late john Bristow, Esq. of Calcutta.
Lately,
the Rev. Robert Rennie, Minister of 'p il:
orrowsto
nesSl to Jane, eldest daughter of W. Orhart, Esq. of-Gla"

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.On the ith inst. at Edinburgh, Major David Morrieson,
late o; the Hon. East. lndi t Company's Service:
On the 17th inst. at'Woodhall, Middlesex, Mr. WiltiaiTT
London, late ofßersehall, near Edinburgh.
. On Friday last, In his
,45th year, Mr. fames Green, of. ,
Ware, Herts.
Toe same day, in Charlotte-street, Portland-Place, the
. findlater, late of the Island of St. Vincent,
On Saturday last, at .Woolwich, Dr: Rollo, Surgeon-Ge.
neral to the Artillery.
Eittiy on Sunday morning, in consequence of the wouo(V•
and injuries he received.irom a set of villains, Mr. 13c:timber,
• of Rochester..
• On Christinas-day, at -his house in Albion-street,.
Majui-Conerd; flewzill, Commander of the troors
t;,,; ,;Aiison at thAt place.
00. thq 2,7 th Mrs. Sarah'. Gore,' of 'Fitzroy-street,
Fit i.rt)y -square:
\'::sterday, Mr. Ilerry' bones, of Mansion-House-street.
On Tuesday morning, at Puttenhani, in Surrey, the, Fa'
• of Admiral Cornish, in the lith.year of his age, Master! Ao-
gu,,ta Stunner, yOUnger son of toe late Richard Sumw.,,
The je.Me-niorningi theinfantson of Mr. R. Clark,,P•air
Littvly, at lnveramsaiy, Cnaties Hackett, Esq. in the-Es`
yearot his age.
. Queen'-square,l3l6ontsbury, the infant daughter of (731'
vet: Llarke, Esq.
At- Mr. Macdonald's, Cita iceey-lane, after a few days.:lll•H
nesS, aged 15, Lydia; secipi t daughter of Alexander
114!",•. .f •SciiiOr Membef O' dr.: Revenue Board, Ma
ar2s-
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