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The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-08

POLICE.

BOW-STREET.—Last night, John Ray, one of the
Police Officers, brought in custody a person from
Covent-Garden, whom Mr. Brandon had given into
his charge.

The Prisoner, who appeared to have been paying.
homage to Bacchus, said his name was George
MrCaul—that he was a merchant, and resided at Ng.;
3, Weatherall-place, Hampstead.
Mr. Brandon deposed, that a short interval before
the conclusion of the opera, be perceived the Defend-
ant in the second tier of boxes encouraging the trr-
sons in the Pit to riot, by waving his bat; which
drew their whole attention; he went to the box -
door, and watched film; at the commencement of'
the entertainment of .Don Juan, the Prisoner joined
the persons in the Pit, who were making a riot, by
singing and dancing O.P.
'James Osborne, and another person, confirmed
the evidence: of the last witness, and further stated,
that, on' a placard being hoisted, which related to
'the private boxes, !le said, that shews the sense of
the public, he huzzaed, and asked a gentleman in.
the box, why he did not join in the general noise ?
who answered, that they were infamous and scan-
dalous produaions ; that no person who bad a regard
for decency, would support or entourage them. The
defendant then commenced hissing-, after which he
sung 0. P. and stamped hiS feet, most violently on.
the seats, which encouraged those in the pit to
riot. , -

In defence, he lnlde a lbng speech, first denying
the charge, and afterwards confeSsed every part of
it, except that of standing the- sent, which. he
said he did but twice, and that was to hand two ladies
out of the box. 'He said, he deprecated the private
boxes, but had no objeetion. to the prices, as he
thought every person ought to_ have the highest
price for his abilities. He concluded by assuring
.the
Magistrates, that he would resent his being taken
into custody, by a prosecution.
Charles Quawell, of Radcliffe, in Lancashire,'
stated that- he came into. the Theatte with the de-
fendant at half price, and only beard him sing out
0. P. and hiss ; he did not stand •on the seats, or
dance ; he afterwards acknowledged he might have
done both without his seeing him, as his, the
it-
ness's eye wai4not on him the whole of the time.

He was ordered to find bail, with which he com-
plied, and was discharged.
Patrick Daly, the wattliman, who has been in
custody on the charge of being in company with a
person who rubbed Carolina Wilcox, of 2001. and a
bundle of clothes, as she was going off, by the Li-
verpool coach, for Ireland, on the icith of last month
underwent another examination, and was fully com-
mitted for trial.
London, England, 1809-12-08

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London, England, 1809-12-08

LOT V.

A Compat and Desirable FARM, called SE LIOTS,
situated in the Parishes of Stoke A obots and Burstock, about
One ~file from Broad Windsor, in the County of Dorset ;
consisting of a comfortable Farm-house and Out. bui !dings,
and 75 Acres more or less, of rich. Land, of the estimated
yeany Value of Lao'.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Grecian Coffee-
house, London ; at the Place of Sale; and the principal
Inns in Axminster, Bridport, and Crewkcrnc ; also of lames
Hodder, of flawkchurch, who will slim the Estates; and
for further particulars application may be made to john
Stanley Smart, Esq. 28, Ked-lion.square, London ; George
'South, Esq. Market Lavington, near Devizes, Wilts; or to
Mr. Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, where Plans of the
Manors and Eitates 'may be seen. .

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

THE experieoce of more than half a century.idas
so fully established the :reputation of this in,:aluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi-
cacy in every species of Fever, particularly tlre: SCarlet and
Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fe..vers ; they have
never been known to tail, when administv:ed agreeable to di_
reckon ; in the Mersles, Small Po?i, Teething, and most
Disorders incident to Children they fre an infallible remedy ;
the decays and discomforts of
,aevanced life are untret their
Immediate i:Aluence, they inuncdiatUy stop the progress of
a fresh Cold, and are pafticularly adapted as a genial Restorat
ttve.

The Family Bottle, zzs. sold at the Do6tor's House, No.
29, Lower Brook •street, Grosycnor=square, where orders for
exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, and 2.5".
wh..lesale and retail, at Bacon's, iso,. Ox fo;d-sqeet, and
by most respectable yetxters in Town and Country.
Also Dr.NOßßlS'sce.lebrated ANTI-BILIOUS P LLS,
with ample Dire Lions, 2s. the BOX. Observe that the
words "'Pampas Norris Moore" are:engraved cn the COycsn-
in:nt'Stamp ;no otliats are or can be genuine. , .
London, England, 1809-10-02

PRICE 0

i At V

Bank Stock, shut
Navy 5 per Cent. 991
isu 5 per C ent. Shut
4 per Cent. :hut •
per Cent. 1. ed. shut
3 per Ct. Co s. 68 k 4 k
Bink L. Ann. shut

Pcblished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton.street, G oFvenc squete.
ror tne Paper Letters for the Editor, &o. (post-paia), must tn addrcFs.,:d.
London, England, 1809-10-02

liettain' in Barnpool, Gleaner, Pickle, and !Phi.;

ling,

Remain in riamnaze, Amazon, Plover, Arrow,
lhazle; Sci Pion, York, Intrepid, dleasta, Armide,
dimethYst, Unite, Druid, Aspern, Partridge, nsolent,
and Sandwich..

Came, don the Harbour, and anchored in the
(.)1-Ihci, his Majesty's ships, Druid and eispern.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—Sailed the Lady Arabella
racket, Capt. WATKIN,, with Mails for Jamaica;
and the Princess Mary Packet, with Mails for the
Leeward Islands.

SHEERNESS, OCT. I.—Arrived his Majesty's brigs
Sheerwater and Nightingale.

DEAL, SEPT. 30.—Arrived Le Griffon, 16 guns,
from the Bay of HondnraS, last from Jamaica Sal-
:elle,. frigate from Portsmouth ; Ebenezer, NEIL-
SON, from Bourdeaux, and. has sailed for the Nora
to join convoy for the Baltic.

Sailed the Ranger naval transport for the River.
OCT. I.—Arrived the Neptunfts, KALI?, from
Bourdeaux, and sailed for the River.

Sailed the American ships Manlius, Phillipe,
Oris, Fame, Village,• Catharine, Hamilton Moore,
and Robert Hall.
Sailed his Majesty's' ship Humber, with the Sister
Providence, for Teneritle ; Golden Grove; for. the
Brazils ; Mary, Governor Halkett, Gunson, Ed-
ward Foote, Colpoys, Leviathan, Letitia, for
Monte Video; and about 50 sail of outward-bound
vessels for Portsmouth.
. ,
Sir 11. STRACHAN and Sir HOME POPHAM arrived
here this morning from Walcheren, and shortly alter
proceeded for London.

Physicians, Surgeons, and Assistants, arrive here
from London almost daily, and are forwarded im-
mediately to Waleheren.

His Majesty's ship 'Ulysses, of 44 guns, has been
comiletely fitted up as an hospital-ship,. and will
sail in a few days for Waleheren, where she will
remain stationary.

A ship of 74. guns, to be called the Talavera, is
ordered to be built at Portsmouth..

Captain Sir MICHAEL SEYMOUR IS appointed to
command the .tVienien frigate, which he recently
captured.

Captain GEORGE SEYMOUR is appointed to'com-
mand the Manilla frigate, lately launched at Wool-
wich. -

The British Navy, according to the return cor-
rthed up to yesterday, comprised one thonsand and
fitly-seven vessels, of which 965 are of the line.
.91 these; 94 of_ the Roe are at, sea, with
_i 5 fifties,
186 frigates, 149 sloops, 79.,hrigs, and 147. smaller
‘essels.
London, England, 1809-10-02

BIRTHS.

On Tuesday the igth ult. the Lady of Samuel. Lemon.
Esq. Collector of Customs, Scilly, of a son. • •
On Friday last, at Norton Court, Kant, the Lady of S. R.
Lushington, Esq. M. P. of a•Son.
Lately, the Lady of the Rev. Brownlow`Villiers Layard,
of if ffington, near Stamford, of a Son.
London, England, 1809-10-02

NAVAL N LW S.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 1.--The Richmond, I\,,Traoit,,,
fromSe'Ville, on the 15th of September, spoke the
American Wig Monitor of Marblehead, in Fat. 48.
long. 'l6. at which time she appeared in distress,
having lost her main-mast and fOre-topmast, on the
25th of August, in a heavy gale of witid ; she was
ping to the first port that could be made, which was
supposed to be Lisbon.

Arrived the Mary, DEARIN, from Cadiz: Louisa
Carolina, RossAu, from Chariston, laden with tim-
ber; and the New poncord, WARREN, from Sunder-
land; I'illiam, PLTER, from ; Industry, EVE.
uETT, from Sunderland.
,
Came in yesterday, the Challenger, Capt. RYDER ;
Peruvian, C.lpt. F. DOUGLAS; pauizitess sloop;
and the Dexterous, Lieut. TObILINSON, from the
Scheldt als-o the Nirnrod, Betsey Ann, 11Iargaret,
arid Reward transports from Aberdeen.
Sailed the frigate, Capt. S. HEY WOOD, for
Gibraltar.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 30.-.--Arrived the Duke of
.4rgyle, Lovtu sc, from Cork, laden with oats,
bound to this port.

About 12 o'clock last Surh!ay night, eleven meta
belonging to his-Majesty's ship Tbnnant, 1) ing in
Cawsand Bay, left the landing place at Richmond
Walk, under Mount Wise, in a boat, with an inten-
tion of proceeding on board their ship, but they haVe
not since been heard of, and it is generally believed
they were all drowned on the bridge rocks, as the
weather was very squally. None of the bodies
have yet been picked up, or washed on shore.
A third division of the Royal Stannary Local Mi-
litia Artillery, marched into this place last week.
Monday morning about 200 of the 2d Battalion of
the 3d, or Old Buffs Regiment Of Foot, embarked
on board a transport, and sailed to join the Ist Bat-
talion in Portugal. The remailider of this Regiment
are -ordered to Berryliead.

'The Moristown hired brig, sailed this morning
with a convoy to the 'Westward, bnt the wind blow-
' ing from that piarler, they were obliged to come to
anchor again. .
Remain in Cavi-satid Bay, his Majesty's ships
Captaiiz and Tonnant.

Remain in the Sound, Amelia, Naiad, and Dol-
phin.
London, England, 1809-10-02

DIED.

On the 28th ult. at his seat.af Fienlade; in Somersetshirffy
Robert Proctor .Anderdon, Esq. in the hilt year of his are.
On the 29th ult. Mr. V. C. Mitchell, of No. b,-Ci.alitl%
aged 67.
On friday night last, at Tottenham-green, of a iiec;line4-
Miss Mary eanieron; yoLingest daughter of the !me. Dr. Ca-
meron, of Monmouth.

• .
The same day, on his wty from Stamford, St. John Ri-
chard Oddy, second and
.youngest son of I. Oudy,,.•
Esq. of St. James's-square.
In London, after a lOng and painful illness, Thomas Luke
Stokes, Esq. late Surgeon in the 17th Native Regiment hen,
gal Establishment, in the Stith year of his age. •
Lately,' William Case, Esq. one of the senior Aldermen of
King's Lynn, Norfolk. He had supped in apparent good
health and spirits, and walked out,- as was supposed, to en-
jpy the freshness of the evening air, and in sue space of an
hour he was found in the street a,corpse.
London, England, 1809-10-02

MARRIED.

On the 2d.of Auguit,last, at the house of Lord Amherst.
British Mintster to the King ok the Two Sicilies,
Baker, Esq. son of the Itite Member for the County of Hert-
ford, to Miss Fagan, daughter of Robert Faan, Esq. Cora-.
Sta General from the King of Great Britaia of the Islands or
Sicily and Malta.
On Tuesday the 26 t h ult. at Frampton; near Boston, lohrt,
Fardell, Esq. of Lincoln, to Miss Mary Tunnard, the youngee
daughter of iohn Tutinard, Esq. of Frampton- House.
On-Saturday Fast, at St. Pancras Church, Mr Recifein, of
to Miss M. Greenwood,•daughter of Thotnas,
Greenwood, Esq. of Kentish Town..

The same day, at St. Dluistan's, Stepney, Mr. Southee,.
of Ludgate-hill, to Anna Maria, .y6unge6t daughter of Tho-
mas I lughes,' Esq. of End.

Ott the 3ath ult. at St. Gei:rl:e's, Bloomsbury. lobo
VISO,I, Esq. of Goldsmith-street, to Mrs. Liita Sp:.llll3g, Of
of Sonthampton;row, sAuare.
Late.ly, ivfr. Wiison, of the Straild, to Miss Wiltriv.it;"--
Thurth daughter of 'Thomas Willinott, Esq. of Shoreh :!!!,
Kent:
Last v‘eek, at Culworth„ in Northamptonshire,
relict of the late lohu Osb.,l(l.estor,, uenr. of
London, England, 1809-10-02

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE.

THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand,
and Cornhill, London, and by Agents in Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant.lnsur-
epees against I'ißk. •
Premiums for Insurance renewable at Michaelmas must
be paid within Fifteen Days therefrom.
No Charge for Surveys within the Bills of Mortality.
Fees are not. permitted to ba taken in any Case, or under
any Pretence whatever.
Commission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign instil
ances allowed.
Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered without
Fee.
Engines of the best Construction, and Firemen of A aivity
are provided by the British fire-Office to attend at Fires.
• The Terms and Conditions.ot Insuiance, as stated in the
.are defined with perspicuity, plainmess, and preci-
sion, so as to prevent the Misunderstandings and Disputes
dependent upon ill-digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans,
equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring.
Annual Premiums—Common Insurance, 2s. per Cemt.-7
Hazardous, 35.—Double Hazardous, ss.
Insurance of greater Hazard arld large Sums by Special
Agreement.
Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3301. and up-
wards.
insurance on Farming Stock, at as. 6d. per Cent. specify-
ing the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Grain—
or is. 61 per Cent. only on the whyle Stock of any one
Farm, with Salvage Clause.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE next PRESENTATION to -a VICAR-
AGE in a particular beautitul Ran of the County of
Somerset, near the liribtol Channel. Under Value in the
King's Books, with the prospect of an early Vacancy.
For Particulars, and to' treat for the Purchase, apply to
Mr.-Tyndall, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields. •

NAVIGABLE CANAL, AND WATER-WORKS
SHARES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. K;011:, •
on Prides, Oa. 6, at Twelve o'clock, at Carraway's,
u UDDER SF lELD, WILTS an BERKS, KEN-
N vr, and AVON, THAMES and MEDWAY,
WORCESTER and BIRMINGHAM, and CROYDON
CANAL SHARES; WEST' MIDDLESEX and KENT
WATER-WORKS SHARES_
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; Ildtehet's
Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, 28,
New lirldve- street, London.

• -This Day was published,
In Four VONITICS, 12M0. ass. bds.
DON SEBASTIAN; or, the House of Bra-
ganza. An Historical Romance.
•
By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER.
Printed for _Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Hungarian
Brothers, in 3 vols. 12mo. and •editiun, p►ice rss. bds.

• MR. LIN LEY'S NOVEL. ,
This Day were published,
In Four Volumes, price H. Is.
THE ADVENTURYS of RALPH 11E1%
BRIDGE, containing S7f4ches of Modern Characters,
Manners, and Education
Hy WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq.
The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate,
Puzzled with mazes, and perplex'd with errors,
Our understanding traces themin vain,
Lost and bewildei'd in the fruitless search,
Nor sees with how much art the windings run,
. Nor where the regular cvtusiou ends.
A DDI SON.
Printed for Richard Phillips, Loa.lon ; and to lAs had of All
Booksclicrt: •
•

..`.~,:i
London, England, 1809-10-02

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Knowles, of York, shopkeeper, to surrender Oa.
7, 14, and Nov. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, Messrs. T. and•W. Nettleshipp, Grocers'-hall,
• Poultry, London.
George Stratton, of Piccadilly, St. fames, Westminster,
ironmonger, Oct. 7,14, and Nov. rl, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean-street,, Soho;
Joshua Metcalf; of New London-street, Crutched-friars,
London, merchant, Ott. 3, 17, and Nov. tr, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, .Martin's-lane,
Cannon-street.
John Gale, of New London-street, Crutched-friars,- London,
merchant, Oct. 3, 17, and Nov. it, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane, • Cannon-
street.

Wiliam Mullens, late of Carshalton, but now of Cheam,
Surrey, builder, Ott. 17, at eleven, at, at ten, and Nov.
xi, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. FoWler,
Basing-lane, Bread-sueet, London.
James Hewett, of West Bedtont, near Staines, Middlesex,
farmer, O. 3,7, at eleven, and Nov. ti, at ten,. at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Phillipson and prioder,
Staple's-Inn, London. •
James Phillips Lucas, of Birmingham, auctioneer and sta-
tioner Ott 25, at two, z 6, at twelve, and Nov. al, at ele-

, LONDON t Printed by RI CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street; and
At the Suti-OFFIca, No. 111, Strand; where Advertidirnents,.Orders f

yen, at the Siwakspelrelivein, A tionlics,
Air. E. Frowd, Temple, Lfridon ; or Mr. Elkingtoni
13irrninghafIL

Robert "l'aylor, of Blythe's-yard, White-,Cross street, Mid,
dlesex, chair-maker, Oct. 17, at ten, 26, at eleven, and
Nov. Ir, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. David
Russell and Sun, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street. •
James Houson, now or late of IThicaster, Yorkshire, viatial,
ler, Oct. 13, 14, and Nov. Ir, at ten, at the Tontine Inn,
Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London;
or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield.
Henry Jacob Leroux, otherwise Henry Leroux, of Canon-
bury-square, Islington, Middlesex, builder, Oat. •7, 14,
and Nov. r t„at ten, at Guildhall. Attornie., Messrs.
Denton and Barker, Gray's-Inn,
James Francis Drury, of Clerkenwell. Green, London,
brass-founder, \Oct. to, 21; and Nov. tr, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robbins,
Lincoln's- Inn.
London, England, 1809-12-30

14ELai D.

DUBLIN, DEC. 26.—1 n the afternoon of Monday
a well dressed young woman threw herself into
the canal, near. Ring s End. A Gentleman, wholwas .
Walking near the place, gave a soldier a shilling to
:fetch her out. She was carried to a public-house in
the neighour hood, and blooded by Mr. 'Coicoran, a
Surgeon, and afterwards put into a hackney.;coach
and carrried to her friends. When she carne to her-
sell she tried very much, but would not tell the
reason for attetnpung to destioy herself.
On Saturday last a race was run in the Park, be.
tween Major Bruce's horse Ccickahoop, and a ches-
nut horse. of Mr. St. George, half a mile, carrying
twelve stone. •Mr. St. Geore's horse won easily.

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LONDON : Ptinted by ItIC112‘10.) HARRIS, or No. 4, IVlattlett.cd-urt,l3ow.istrect ; and Pi:Wished by WILLIAM AR Mi GER SCRIPPS, South Moitut..strcer, thot,velioi 'gql:4l'.4
At the SUN•Orvicg, I]:4), Strand,: wbere ACkatisernots„ Orders for the Paper! Leittrs for'tlit Editor, -Bcc.
(Post-Pgif.ll, nAsit addiess,,ci •
London, England, 1809-09-18

Mi9RR I E

On Thursday last, Nlr..,Virgo Buckfand, of Wraysbury,
to Miss Wood, of Colithrook, Becks..
• The same day; Mr. Ed w.ird'Willilmis,•of Lamb's Conduit-
street, to 'Miss Mary Ann "Tar, of. iirighron.
Ou Saturday, at St. James's, ‘Vestininster, Mr. I°'4r
Thompson, of Long-acre, to Miss Augusta Baker,;(l3"".
,of Mr. Charles Baker, late of Lisbon.
London, England, 1809-09-18

CLERICAL PREFERMENTS, &c.

The Rev. George Smith, of Bridlington, has been licensed
by his Grace the Archbishop of York to the perpetual Cu-
racy of Bridlington aforesaid, on the nomination of Sir Francis
I indley Wood, Bart. Lady Wood, and Miss Buck; and also
instituted to the Vicarage of Keighton, in Yorkshire, on the
presentation of Sir W. Strickland, of Boynton, Bart.
The Rev. Alexander Brodie, M. A. Chaplain in Ordinary
to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, has been pre-
ferred to the Vicarage of East Bourn, Sussex, on the present-
ation of the Rev. T. F. Davison, Treasurer of Chichester
Cathedral Church.

A man of decent appearance has lately committed
several depreciations at the west end of the town, in
gentlemen's houses, by watching opportunities to
get in, when the doors were left open. His name
is Robert Arnett. He was detected at the begin-
ning of the present week, in the a& of escaping
with, a gold watch from the apartment of Mrs.
Earle, in Dear-street, where he had obtained ad-
mittance by the street door being left open. He was
taken to IVlarlborough-street Office, and remanded
for another examination.
London, England, 1809-09-18

Whitehall, Sept. Id, 1.806.

. .
..The King has been pleased to present the Rev.
Alekander Wood to the Church and, Parish of Rose-
inarkie, in the Presbytery of Chanonry, and Counti
of RoSs, vacant by the death -of Mr. Alexander
\Vood, late Minister there.

The King has been pleased to appoiht Francis
William Grant, Esq. to be Lieutenant and Sheriff
Principal of the Shire of Inverness, iri he room of
Sir jaMes Grant; Bart. resighed:

W;tr.Offre, September 16, 1809.

Lietitenant-General Sir fames Henry Craig, K.B.from the
dad Foot, to be Colonel of the 78th Regiment of
vice Lieut.-General Mackenzie Fraser, deceased.

Ordnance-C)l6er, Sept. t!, 1809.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Gentleman Cadet john Win, Pringle totbe Sec-6nd Lieute.:
nant, vice Ward, promoted.

Cornrxiissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Invemes4-
shire.

. .
4th Regithent of InveFness.shire tOcal Militia.
•t
Lieutenant-Colonel Ranald Penile Mieloi,Aid to be Lictite-
nant.Colonel-Commandant, vice Aiexander
resigned.

zoih or Im,erness-shire ReVment of Militia.
To be Captain—Coil Macdonald, Esti. vice Angu-Macdc,-
nald, resigned.

Commissions in the Oitfordshire Local Mi:itia, signed by
• the Lord Lie itemnt.
East or Central regiment.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel— NIB. lioumes• ESq.
To be Captains —Thomas Henry Taunton, Esq. Edward'
Hitchins, Esq. Thothas Duffield, Esq. Francis Couit
13yland, Esq. Charle:i Green, Esq. .
To be .Licutenants J.'auntois, Gent. Rt.tbert Bliss,
Cent.
To be finsgn—Deodatus Eaton, Gent.
To be Quarta-Master luluTowns,;nd, Cent.
To be burgeon—Wm. Tuckwell. Gent.
Commission signed by thb Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire.

ist or South Regiment of Local Militia.

To be Captain by Brevet—Adjutant John Shaw.

Erratum in the Gazette of the 2d Instant.
For' Thos.Robetts,of Roberts's Cove,in ti'e County of Cork,
Esq to tie a Baronet of the United Kingduin, read the-
Inas Roberts, of (.; lassenbury, in the County of Kent, of
Brittields Town, in the County of Cork, and of the City
of Cork, Esq.
London, England, 1809-09-18

" • • • NEX' T MONTH,
c'WIF'T and Co. Joint Contraetors with Govern-
ment tor the present. STATE LOTTERY, reipeelfully
Inform the ,public that TICKETS and SHARES are on
Sale, in great variety, at theirOttices)
No. rg, POULTRY,
• ' No. 12, CHARING-CROSS,
No. 31, ALDGATE.HIGH-STREET.
The Scheme of thii Lottery is entirely new, and has hi_
therto received the most unqualified approbation; there are
only 5,0e0 Numbers in the Lottery, and the whole will be
-DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
The ioth of Next Month, when the following CAPITAL
PRIZES must be distributed among the fortunate Pur-
chasers, viz.
4 - of . kzooob
4
3,000 s . of ic 1,000
4_" _ _
..2,000 I 12 - Soo

Besides the inferior P ;lies of tool. col. &c: as usual,.
This Lnttery also presents the opportunity never before
offered to the iirgaining the irninense Sums of 80,0001.
60,0001. or 4u,0001. by the purchase of One Number only.
London, England, 1809-09-18

BANKRUPTS.

Sir Matthew BloXarh, Knight, of Gracechurch-Stfeet, Lon.
dun, banker, to surrender Sept. 23, oa. 7, and 28, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attofnies, Messrs. Elli-
son and Dawson, White Hart-court, Lombard-street.
Sir Matthew Bloxam, Knight, Thomas Wilkinson, and
William Bloxam, of Gracechurch-strect, London, bankers,
Sept. 23, Wt. 7, and 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. At.
torney, Mr. Tilson,; Chatham-place, New Bridge-iitreet.
Thomas Smith, sen. and Thomas Smith, jun. of VVakefield,
YOrl:Shire, linen-drapers, Oa. 7, i 6, and 28, at eleven, at
the New Court-house, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Sehole-
. fields
.Horbury ; or Mr. Richard liattye, Chancery-lane,
LitindOn.

Edmund Hillyer, late of_Mark.lane, London, pork- butcher,
Sept.' 19, 23,'and Ca.-'2B, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane.
john South, of Cardilf, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, Oei,
•2, 3, and 28,-at eleven, the Bush Taveln, Bristol,
Attornies, Mr. E. Stephens, Bristol; or Mr. S. W. Sweet,
King's Bench-walks Inner Temple, London:
Joseph Gregory, late Of Leeds, Lancashire, manganese dealer,
Oct. 9, 'so, and 28, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Man-
chester. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes and Cresswell, Man-
chester; or Messrs., Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's-Inn,
London.
Giles Edwards, of Louth, Lincolnshire, spirit-merehant,
Ott. 4,5, and 28, at 'eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Louth.
Attornies, Mr. John Nicholson, Louth ; or Wssrs. Leigh
and Mason, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars' London.
George Simonds, of Coppice-row, Clerkenwell; Middlesex,
baker,Sept. 23, at eleven, 3e, and Oct. 28, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bennett, Philpot-lane,
FenchurCh-street.
I ohn Towne, of 0 xford-market, Middlesex, carcase. butcher,
Sept. 23, at ten, 26, and Ott. Ai. at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Turner, Edward-street, Cavendish.square.
William Williams, formerly of Rathbone-place, Ox-
ford-street, Middlesex, but now or late of 'Potts, Norfolk,
carpenter, Sept. 23,26, and Oct 28, at ten) at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. James Reilly, Stafford-row,
Buckingham-gate.
Robert Harcourt Twycross, of Brook-street, Holborn, Mid-
dlesex, jeweller, Sept. 23, 30, and Oat. 28, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Tucker, Bartlett's-
buildings, Holborn.
Hmus and lames Jones, of Old Ford, Middleset,
dyers and shawl-printers, epk„ 19, 3 , and Oct 2.8, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Atiorpey, Mr. Jones, New court,
Crutched-friars._
London, England, 1809-09-18

CARLISLE RACES.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 12.
The King's Plate of roogs for horses, &c. of all ages.
Lord Strathmore's-br. f. by Sir Solomon, 4 yrs old • r r
Mr. S. Dunconib's br. m. Hipsweil 'Lass, 6 yrs old 2dr
Mr. Fletcher's b. c. Minskep, 3 yrs oid Ur
Sir Solomon the favourite, 2 tot OR the above.—Von easy.

WEDNESDAY.
•
Fifty Pounds given by tit,: Corporation of the City of Car-
lisle, with togs. Subscription added for Maiden Horses.
Loid Strathmore's b. f. by Coriander, 3 yrs old 2 i 1
Mr. Acred's 13. h. Peter Plimley, 4 yrs old- - ' 3 2 2
Mr. Lintle's ch. f. 3 yrs old - - i 3 3

Lord Strathmore's b. f. the favourite, even betting before
starting ; atter first heat 6 to 4 on ch. 1. after second !mat bet-
ting in favour of Lord Strathmore's b. f.—)Von by half • a
length.—An excellent race.

Fifty Pounds given by the Earl of Carlisle; Cot three and.
four yrs old horses, Fee. • • •
• Sir Alex. Donald's c. t. by John Bull, 3 .yrs r
• Mr. Fletcher's bt c. Minskip, 3 yrs old. . 2 _dr
Mr. Mortimer's b. c. Patriot, 3 yrs old , - 4r,
. Fletcher's colt the tavourite—z to r on-the above:—

, . .
LICHFIELD RACES, TUESDAY, SEPT. 12.
For the King's Plate of wogs all ages, 4 mile heats.
Lord Oxford's br. h: Poulton, 4 yrs old - I a
Mr. Dyott's gr. h. Poulton 5-yrs old - 2 a
M. W . N.W. Hewett's 0. h. Teazlq-Fvitch, 4 yrs old 3 z
Five to one on Poulton before starung ; after first heat, ten
ro•one he won.
Same Day...--A Sweepstakes of 6ogs z mile heats.
Mr. Dyott's gr. h. Lichfield, 5 yrs old - _ z
'Lord Oxford's'br. tn. Vitoria, 5 yrs old - = - .I.- ' 2

. .
A:gun-powder elaboratory exploded accidentally
at Vienna on the 4th ult. by which 60 persons lost
their lives.
London, England, 1809-09-18

;HARD' HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; and Published by WILLIAM ARIVII.O E•R • SCRIPPS, South Mhlton-street, C oFvenc wiquare.
ICE, No. 1 12, Strand; where didvertisemats, Orders for the Paper Letters for the Editor, &c. (pattiptriaji must In addressed.
London, England, 1809-03-16

already given notice, thatihe House should adjourn
over to Friday..
The House then -divided on Mr. BANK ES'S Ad-
dress.
For it - - - igg
Against it

Majority - - -
4,1 Another division then took place on Mr. PERCE-
VAL'S Amenduient on the 'original Motion—
For it - - j - - - - 364
Against it

Digiority in favour of the Duke of York - 24 1
The Huuse adjourned at -S o' e:oak to 1,. i
London, England, 1809-03-29

NI,VA L N S.

PLYMOTITIT, MARCH 27.—Anived the, Fiend':
Schooner Le Josephine, of and from Guadeloupe,
Wen with a valuable cargo of cotton, coffee, rind •
wool, bound to Bourdeaux, captured by the Triumph,
of 74, Capt. LZNZZE; she confirms the intelligence
of the capture of the lapse French Frigate, n earGaa-
&loupe, by'our blockading Squadron off that place.
Arrived the Giffin, BALL, from a Port in Spain,
laden with wines, bOund to this Port; Swedish'Ship '
Markatot, J. Font Master, from Alicant, Gibraltar,
and Cadiz, left the letter place the 3d of kebruaryp
laden with salt and wine, bound to Go tenburgh;
the Nepal; WARn, from Malaga, laden with fruit
bound to this Port; she came under convoy of the
"alive Frigate, parted company the 94th inst.; the
French Privateer Ketch didmirat Martin, if 14 guns,
and 60 men, captured by the Plotier Sloop of War,
Capt. BROWNE ; also the John and Elisabeth, Roils,
from Tarragona and Sallie.; left the former place the
28th Janney, laden with brandy; aud Carty, bOtla
to this place, fur orders.
Sailed the ParMjan Sloop of War on a cruize.
Arrived diorriiiinph, of 7.1• gulls, tram pit itocfri-
fort ; the•Perer Sloop of War !row a CraiZ4i and
the Pal:mite, NrcrroLs, from tilt! Mediterranean.
Sailed the Helena SloOp of War, on a cruize.'

FOR TSVOUTH,MARCH 28.—Arrived theSprightlYs •
•
from Dublin i and the Ceres, Prow Penzanae:
Sailed the Transit running Ship, VAu&, fur Malta,
and the Thomas and Mary, REC.:HARMON, for Sun• '
derlond.
Sailed this morning the Bellerophon, of 74 guns, •
and ',Wier Gun-brig, for the Baltic.

Arrived the .Richmond Brig from Heligoland, with
the loSs of.'her rudder and other damage,having been
on shore on the island, and remain with the 'toe..
buck, Atonkir, and Princess
,Carolina.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 26.--Anived the P finCiSS
Airy Packet from Jamaica, in 41 chvi (Mail UP
to•morrow) ; the Frenil Slrip from 110
Isles of France, with a valuable cargo, captured by
the Cossack Monp of War; Messina, Mic Len, from
Sales, parted with his Majesty's Ship Camilla and
her convoy last night, 17 in company out of 32
sailed from Gibraltar six days after the Aclive.
DEAL, IfARCH ell.—Artived the Arrive Ed go*
and ii/Liqicich Store-ship with a Fket (p.m ilieM •
diterraneJn; and the 11Arguis of Ely, for
London, England, 1809-09-27

BANKRUPT CY ENLARGED.

William Hudson, of Stapleton, Gloucestershire, maltster,
frum Sept. 3o to Nov. :8, at ten, at the Kummer Tavern,
13r.istol.

Thorn:; Howard, of Dean.street, Caitterbury-square,South-
. wark, Surrey, corn-tactur, from Sept, 23 LO NW/. 11,
at ten, at Uutidnall.

BANKRUPTS

:;cceombe, late of Walhampton, Devonshire, yarn-
11;anutact urer, but now ot rainpoonci, Cornwall, William
I C rampounfl, Charles Burte3 , late. of Walkhartip-
ton, anal 4,eharn Serie, or St. Stepnesit. near Launceston,
woulien-manufacturers, to sorraner Oct. 16,
17, arat Nov. 7, at eleven, at the King's Arms inn, Tavi-
st,.a., Devonshire. Atturnies, Messrs..L.roker and Wills-
Tavistuck ; or Mr. l'atrbank, Ely-place, Holborn,
--London.
.

T1i0,.......ceirce. of Canterbury, brazier and tintnao, ()a. 5,
11, at rive, And ploy 7, ar•Aeven, at Guildhall, Canter-
bury. Attormes, Mr. I. Z. Plummer, Culterbury; or
Mews. Nethersole and Portal, Essex-street,' Strand,
London.

Thomas Wood, ot Stockport, Cheshire, tailor, Oct. 5, 17.
and Nuv. 7, at twelve, at tt:e Warren liulkeley Arms Inn,
Stockport. Attornies, Messrs. Newton and Dale, Stock-
port.
uller, ot Lewes, Sussex, butcher, Od. 9', to, and
Nov. 7, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attornies, Mr.
S Gvvynne, Lewes, Sussex; or-Mr. Turner, Bouverte.
_sti,er, London. .

David Lean the elder, .David Dean the younger, and John
Dean, of St. John-street, Middlesex, cheesemongers, Sept_
29, Od. to, and Nuv. 7, at
.eleven, at Guildnall. Muir-
rites, Messrs. Willet, Annesley, and Son, t finsbury-
.
synare. •
Thomas Cuming, of Castle-court, Bit-chin-lane, London,
Merchant, Ott. 7, at one, 14, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at
Attornies, Messrs-. Gregson, and Dixon, An-
gel-court, Throginoiton-street..
London, England, 1809-09-27

TUESDAY, SEPT. G.

Yesterday two persons, a naan.,and a wominogere
convicted of stealing in public-houses, the form'er the
window curtains of a tap-room, the other pewter
pots.. "I'hey were severally sentenced to tw,o tuontbi
Solitary confinetrwnr. -

•
Anne Rawkes was tried for stealinii.several !amps
from the staircases
,of Staples inn, acrd other of the
Law Inns. She presented two of thertylor sale to
the eery man wit() had the CQlllfila ;or. making
•thetn, won Which she was apprehended and now
convicted.--Sentence, two months irnprisonir.ent.
John Thomas, a dkgusting looking fellow', tool
charged with nuiscindecently exposing hini,elt its
the fields of Sorner!s-Town ; he, was taken in the.
very act. * Two men, who. apprehended him, bore
;testimony. to his abominable conduct, and. .he
convi,led. -

MALNWARING pronounced the Sentence of
the Court, which was-4hat he should be imprison-
ed
six months in.the House of. Cortec.tion in Cold-

ba 11) -fieldS.
London, England, 1809-09-27

TO THE DEFECTIVE SHAPES.

GIRARDET, No. 15, Great Castle-street, Ca-
-1 venklish-square, deeply impressed with Gratitude tbr
the distinguished Preference and Approbation he has received
from the Nobility and .Gentry. is happy again to inform
thein, that he c‘ntinues to cure the Distorted Spine, and all
distorti ns. in the Hurn:in Frame of both Sexes, with the ut-
most ease, safety, an: success, by the Assistance of his PA-
TENT APPARATUS S PAYS, and without any disagree-
able Pressure or Restraint of Motion ; and -to their great Ad-
vantage all the time the Cure is performing, the most de-
formed Per:on will appear straight without any padding
whatever.

No further Particulars need here be mentioned, only that
3 ..G.'s Invention is recommended by the first Medical Gen-
tlemen, as tho only I nvention that can be of any use to De-
formed Persons; hence/inward, those who are afflieted may
properly appr :elate the Benefit of his Invention, and avail
themsel yes of the powerful Means of restoring their own hall-
piness ; and to prevent these misfortunes above mentioned,
l'.G.reco:nmends to Parents and Guardians his Paraclet Stays,
for tit• Improvement of the Growth of Young Persons, who
frequently, for want of proper appliance and support, have,
a ted,tep,:y to grow out of Shape, as the astonishing Success
he has experienced with it enables him to pledge kis Word
for its great Utility in keeping the Human Frame in good
Ervin, with ease, elegance,. end.,cfnnfort to the We,:rer.
1. G. also recoinintnds to the Attention of the Ladies, his
much admired Long Stays, which, for pleasing wear and
handsome dtspl ay; is matchless in the Metropolis.
Mrs. Girardet attends those Ladies who wish their own sex.

This Day was published,

Price ss. boards, dedicated to Mrs. Hannah More, and print-
ed uniform with Miss Smith's Lite of Klopstock,
SOLOMON, a Sacred Drama. Translated from
the German of Klopstock.
London, England, 1809-09-27

EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE.

PRINCE OF WALES'S' ISLAND, APRIL 2.—CapMrl i
TURNAULL, in the Bee letter of marque, tell in with
a:large merchantman bound to lialavia, from the.
Isle. of France, with a valuable cargo, whiCh he
took possession of; she is is said tO be the Resource.
The Curieux (late Grappler), Mons. Pattoon,
which; for UpWards of three months, infested the
West coast, Six weeks of which she lay off Tap-
panooly Bay, captured several vessels, among which
'were the Admiral Rainier, MILLER, front Bengal;,
Lebby Dappah„ ANDERSON, froin Negapatam ; a ketch
belonging. to Cheltagong, PRICE; and a' Portuguese
brig, which had been a !Ong- while on the coast.-.
It appears, from information received, that the prit.
Vaieer had • been some time in expeaation, of an-
Arab vessel, said to contain an immense treasure.
, Captain ANDERSON upon some business having left
the vessel, Mr. KINGSMILL, the Chief °dicer,
fought the Via ieux nearly 2 hours, and was obliged to
Surrender from want of powder. He is now in the
King of Acheers service, second in cowman:El of his

Davy. •
A dreadful fire had occurred .at Radang, which
consumed upwards of 50 houses of ditlerent de-
scriptions. The loss is calculated at 50,000 dollars.
- The St..l.oze, a Spanish prize, is arrived from the
Pele* Islands,, under the charge. of,Mr. CO TTRELL.

The account which, has been circulated respeEting..
the appoihtinent of Mr. ROSE, jun. To the Govern-
them of Walcheren, is 'entirely unfounded. We have'
authority to state, there has not been the remotest
jtiteno{.4l. entertained of appoiutinz tyim tQ. any situa-
tion whatever in that island.• • '
London, England, 1809-09-27

This Day was published,
A New Edition, prix 4s. sewed,

ICE LAND VALUE*R's *ASSISTANT. 13,-!.
T ing Tablei on an improved Plan for c3l,:ulating the
Value of Estates.
R. HUDSON._

%I' The Compiler of the above• Tables having often hod'
occasion to calculate the Value of Land, tbund that all tor•
mer Publications of this kind •obliged the Person using thertt
to set down too many figures in order to find the amount;
h-nce lie was induced to construe} theSe Tables for his own
Use, and finding them, upon trial, particularly serviceable, he
now offers them,to the Public.

No former Publication of this sort enables the Person using
it to find the Amount by fewer Figures than are stated in
thoserfables.

Printed for and sold by* C. Cradock, and W. boy, 31, ka.
teraoster-row.
London, England, 1809-09-27

PRICE OF STOCKS

•
YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock, shut India St••ck, 1881
Navy s per Cent. 99 India Bonds, ZoS. 216. pr.
I rish S per Cent. shut Exch. Bills; ss. Its. pr.
4 per Cent. shut )mniurnsl a pr.
3 per Cent. Red. shut Imperial 3 per Cent.
3 per Ct. Cons. Oil Cons. for Account, 68
Bank L. Ann. shut
London, England, 1809-09-27

WESFNIINSTER SOCIETY,

FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVOR.
SHIPS, AND GRAN mu. ANNUITIES,
Strand and Cornitilt, London;

And by Agents in Edinburgh. Glasgow, Dublin, and other
principal Towns.
NSURANCE on LIVES affords the opportunity
.to provide for the
_Ageil, the Widow,-and the Fathetle,s,
and to guard against the•loss anti disappuintirient or a depend-
ance on the casualty •f Lite;
To provide tines for the renewal of Leases, held on Lives ;
To secure the purchase money fur Annuities or any Cite
Interest ;" as,
Church Preferment or other situation, by which they pos,-
Less only Income for Lite ;
To facilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlements and
other pecuniary transadious ;
To assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the settle-
ment of affliirs to prevent bankrupted.
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Affords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily in-
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MR. 'LINLEY'S NOVEL.
. This Day were published,
In Four Volumes, price it. Is.
THE ADVENTURES of RALPH REY-
BR I DG E, containing Sketches of Modern Charmers,
Manners,
WILLIAM LIN LEY, Esq.
, The ways of kle..v'n are dark and intricate,
and Ecation
By Education
Puzzled with mazes, and perplex'd with errors,
Our understanding traces them in vain,
Lost and bewilder'd in the triaitless search,
Nor sees '‘‘ it h how much art the windings run,
Nor wnCre. the 'regular contusion ends.

Azorsorr. •
Printed for Richard Phillips, London; :did to be had of all
Booksellers.
London, England, 1809-09-27

TRANSPORT OFFICE,

, 'September 23, 1809.
HE COMMISS/OIVERS f&r Conditaing His
I MAJESTY': TRANSPORT .SERVICE, for taking
Care of Sick and tVcunded Seamen, and- for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of War, do be.reby give Notiee, That theywill be
tea..sl at this Office, on irednesclqy the Itth of ()eta, r, I i3,)9,
to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pt-1,9W as may be
willing to contra/ for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of
WAR, in Bealth;at Plymouth, Joe Six Months certain, from
the ist of December ntXt.
No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him,
personaly attend. • Each Tender must be acc,mpa,.ied by a Letter
from two respectable Persons engaging to beccme bound with the
Person tendering, in the Sum of 20001. for the due performance
of the Contract.

Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office,.
or to Captain Rogers, PlyM,uth.
London, England, 1809-09-27

RECEIVING STOLEII GOODS.

Mary -Roberts, .wife of Thomas Roberts, who
keeps an old iron shop in, HolYwell-striaet, Shore-
ditch, was indicted for rece.vinga number of books,
the property of Mr. I;aw, Bookseller, Ave-Maria-a.
lane, knowing the. same tb have been st. _
The tirstwitness called was a lad about IT years of
age, an apprentice 19 Mr.. Holmes; Bookbinder.--
Tnis Witness deposed, that the Deletidant knew'
hits to be. an apprentice, and Unit 6iW encouraged
him to steal the books in question. :He lia:1 access
to them, and when he purloined them (winch he
did mole than twenty tini!.ts), he uniformly '.loolc
them to her shop _and there sold them, sonietunto
.taking money, and at other times, bargaining:with
her for trUmpery articles of dress, scarcely worth
any' thing.
. .

• CartWiight,. one of the •Depoty
City Mar;hal,
and Bishop, 211 'Officer of Pollee, . proved. -go,ut; to
theiDeteialatit's (Ouse and asking ht.:- it she bad.jrq.
new 'books- ? Her reply was---" I live no books ut
any.-kjrid.!' .That they then proceeded to
and found concealed, under heaps of rags, thelgkoks •
which they then produced,• and winch consistrA of
several volumes ottnost valuable books, bound ,ele—
gantly, and calculated for the most superb cabinet. ,
The boy was again. called, and he swore they Were
the books he sold to the Defendant, and that he
never got more-than one shilling a book for ilea),
except that iri out instance, 'ior a. large trait(' •
volume, she condescended to give him lrypenee
Mr. lidwards, foreman to .Mt. -lbw,.de.pOsed that.
one set of the books, viz. the Lite and Works of
Lord Bolingbroke, was worth 8..,. Lid. a .vtilkune,
wholesale Trice. . • .
The Jury,:wiiltoot hesitation, found her:
Her huSband, 7 Lomas Roberts,: was next" put to
ths: Bar on a similar ch.itge
.werealledrand a case lull as stron was mad4.l.`lPt
against him ; whereupon the Canlrt passed tne:f
lowing sentence—Mary Roberts to bc: copftned.one
year in the House ofiCorreOtion. 124onaisilobtrt5
to be confined in the same prison for the like period,
and within the first fortnight of his imprisonment lo
be publicly whipped lrprit Shoreditch Clime.: to the
Turnpike in Bolyweil,street,

SW LN-OLINCI.-
George Mats was bound guilty of obtaining tro"
ney under false pretences. arlpear'ed to 03
old offender, and one7of a gang yt (iesperate rutliLais
who infest the town.-L-The cogil.sentebaed hiin to
seven years tidrispottaion.
James- Holt, James Gibl4,.aiur Beqamin
were indided fora..rnis'clerneanor, to atter-tip:6llg t°'
break open the dwelling-house of Mes-rs. Fteoclir
Boyd and Clarke, linen-drapers, in High'HolljoLio,
on the night of the 26th of August. It was -prowe"'
that the Prisoners Gibbs
,and Holt were can4ht in toe
vety faCt.o'f. attempting to cut a square of glass front
the window, which broke in the operation, and they
were both foundpuilty, and sentenced to six months
imprisonment in ;the BOUSe.of-Correlitieiiii.
liatns was acquitted for Want of o4druce.

Considerable quantities of pilchard were =telt
last week at St. Mawes, the Liz;irci, and MOULICS
kay.
London, England, 1809-09-27

By Ron E'er HOlitt

Printed for I. 1-lat,l)Ard:13ook;e11-er to Her Majesty, Pic.
cadilly ; and Sherwood, Neely and Jones, PaternosteVthw.

This Day was published,
Third Edition, illpstrated with Cases, price 4s. 6d.
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the certain PRt•
vENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS-
EASE, particular'y its-Consequences,- as Strictures, Gleets,
including Tabes Dorsalis, Ny pochoridrism, Onanism, are
being a complete guile in these diseases. .
By M. CA ON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hospitals of St. 'Thomas's and Guy's.
Printed for S. Highley, 24, Fleet-street ; C. Mutlow, 56,
Holborn ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
row, London. _ _ _

Where may be had,
The London Medical and Surgical Spettator,.vols. I and z,
price ii. 3s. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1809-09-27

PERSONS OF FORTUNE.

A PERSON of literary Merit, extensive Con-
flexions, .and considerabie Interest, iviio has it in his
power to requite a favour by a vairety of means, hut will not
pledge • himself to any objed before-hand, wants z0,,01. fbr
six Months, for which lie will give his Note for 540.1. lie
can give unquestionable references as to responsibility, ho:.
flour, and punctuality
Additiss aline' to Mr. Mordaunt, No. zi, Circus-street,
Newroad.
London, England, 1809-09-27

AUCTION MART.

THE DireSlors Iviv.! great satisfaEtion in announc-
ing the accomplishment of such arrangements as have
enabled them to appoint the ist day of lanuary next, tor the
commencement of business at this Institution.
Auetioneers and Commercial Brokers who fee! a dis Pos-
ition to .promote the undertaking, are respeAtully intOrmed
the SecreLry will receive their instructions without prefer-
ence or partiality, and immediately the workmen have quitted
the Building, the accommodations will be opened for their
inspection.

The detailed Prospectus, with appropriate explanations, is
likewise in a tors aril state. of preparation, t be deliveted as
early as the nature of circumstances will admizi which they
confidently trust will conve!l such a pertect idea of the Esta
hlishment as to secure a degree of patronage that will con-
firm the sanguine ex pectatiens formed in the public mind of
its utility and convenience.-
Byorder of the Board.
101-IN G R EENWOOD, Sec.
Au4ion Mart Office, Sept. 25, 1809.
London, England, 1809-09-27

LOCKE ON EDUCATION.
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London, England, 1809-07-11

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On Wednesday last, the. Lady of D. Robeftson, aq. at
his house in Queen street, k4ay-fair, of a Son.
- Ott Friday lasr,•ar St. Aibates, the L4(iy of itich:Ard
+lekker..o.l oat:tighter.
'On Sunriay, morning last,i in Hanaver-square, the Hon.
Wits. 13agot, Ofd" Daughter.
Lately, at Embcr Cottage,. Surrey, the Lady of N. E.
Garrick, „4'sq. of a Son.

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On Saturday, at Greenwich Church, Mr. Samuel Brett:.
lel rgeon, of Deptford, to Mis Mary Madox, third datsh-
ter of ilielate.'Eristam Niaries Madox, Esq. or Greenwich.,
On Z7th ult., at Falmouth, Mr. jacr,b Jones, aged Scf,
to Mrs. Elizabeth Lander; aged 6z ; and on Saturday last‘at
the saint place,' Mr. Witham Simmons, Shipwright, aged 68,
to Mrs, Apt] iThirley, aged SS, being the third time each-of
thclii had attended at the Hymeneal Altar.
London, England, 1809-07-11

ADVERTISEMENT EXTILIORDINALY:

TO THE SONS, 0

FREDOM.

A General Meeting Will be'held to-morrow, Wed-
ne;day the 12th July, at the Crown and Anchor Ta,,
vern, in the Strand, to consider of ~ome mode of re-

lieving Colonel Wardle from his late pecuniary um-
barassments, arising not Isom any extravagance of
his own ; but from a generous motive, fo reward
the exertions of Mrs. Ann Clarke, who, for the last
eight months, has been co-operating with the Co-
lonel, night and day, in the service of their Country.
' Ir is troped that none will attend but those who
entirely approve of Colonel Wardle's charatter. and
condba, and who are.at the same time, friends t 6 a
Parliamentary Reform. -

The Chair will be taken at twelve o'clock.
C. W. Chairman.

MAILS.
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