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•THE ANNALS OF SPORTING, •
By CALEB QUIZEM, Esq.
• This Day was published, •
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THE ANNALS of" SPORTING !! by Caleb
Quizem, Esq.. and his vdrious Correspondents.
16 The Courtier is thrown in pursuit of his ganie; •
The-Poet too utten laid low, '
Who, mounted on PegaSus, rides after fame;
• With hark-for, ard ,huzza l Tall y-ho r 1 1"
Encorniuth on this Work.
The Annals of Sporting,. by Caleb Quizem, Esq. is the
best Satire on the subject that we have met with. It does
Infinite credit to the talents of the author; and its genuine
wit and humour fairly rank it %%WI Garnbadoe's celebrated
Annals of Horsemanship, of which indeed it may be consi-
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'I"HE LETTERS of' MRS. ELIZABETH
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THE KING V. EDWARD RICH.

Mr. GArtitow moved the judgment of the Court
on the Defendant, who had been tried and convicted
before his Lordship for selling obscene and aboinina-
ble prints._

Lord ELLENBOROVSA reported the trial by which
it appeared that James Weston, a clerk to the So-
ciety for the Suppression of Vice, .whose office is in
Essex-street, went to the Defendant, and asked him
whether he had any of the prints which he described.
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stall under a public-house window, several of the des-
cription, and sold them at very low prices to the
'witness, observing at the same time, that he knew
where to get others, but they would come high, of
peculiar excellence in that way, and made en ap-
pointment with the witness to bring them to him,
which lie did accordingly. Lord Eliehborouglilie ob-
served, that these abominable pictures were shewn
to the Jury, which answered the purposes of public
justice, without being exhibited openly in Court ;
and when they.were shewn to the Jury; they were
struck as it were with an ,ele&ric shock of hor-
ror.---4.lpotx which the Defendant was found
guilty:
To-day he had no, Counsel; but he gave in ape
titian to the Court, complaining of being entrapped
in the sale of these' odious.prints by the person who
appeared in evidence against him, and the❑ followed
many fine sentences .on the qualities of mercy to
Tenitent sinners. &c.
Mr. GAitaow addressed•the Court for the prOse-
cution,,which he admitted had been instituted by
the Sneiety for_the Suppression of Vice ;.^.l-.3 Society

. •
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cowardir,hotrberel. But, prisoneri do not arper-

tain to the Power for whom they have fought; they
are under the safeguard Of the honour, aid generosity
of the Nat iuo, which has (I'l4mq-fled them. His Ma-

jesty considereICnA5TELLAR as aEling without be.
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sequence, published the following
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're iitticilttaints, wirlt6ixto,lllolise.
usikn Hodder. Eri,iga William Whialaw• Ensign
I(ot:if:it FlAukett. Ensign George F. Faris. Ensign B.
Mahon, vice Graydon. Ensign Peter Pegtis, vice Miller.

Mott..
9oth I)it►o, Lieutenant *illiim Smith, from the 2nt h Foot,
to be Captain ofd Comp.my, by pitreilue, vice Silvertop,

who retires.
gist Ditto, Hospital. Mate A. Gregtyrson to be ASsistant.
Stitgean, vice Gordon, promoted p) the 89th Foot.
97th Ditto. Henry Fletcher, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase. vice Carter, dismissed else Service.
id Ceylon Regiment, Major Frederick Hankey, from the'
loth Foot, to be Majbr. vice Armstrong, who eschanges• ,
Meuton•s Regiment, Volunteer Charles Manuel to be Et,
sign,'without, purchase, vice De Tavel, whose appoint-
_ nick has not taken place.
Ist Garrison Battalion, Edward Hunter, Getit, to be Ensign,
Vie. Fennel, appointed to the 34th Foot.
sd Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Charles Bentley, from
the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion,,to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice illackhall, placed on the Retired List. Cap.
tain Fredesick Killenbach, flow the both Foot, to be Cap-
tain of a Conipany, vice Rynd; placed cn the- Retired
List.
'HOSOITAL STAFF. ,
•
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Forbes, from the 9stli Foot. Surgeon Benjamin Radford,
from the 7ist Foot.
To be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces,
Surgeon John Clarke, from the Ayrshire Militia, vice Altar.
dyce, promoted in the 63d Foot.
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Lamps, Topd, and Burners, in a clean and petted Condition.
Derbp, July 5, 1809.
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GRAMMATICAL. EXERCISES upon the
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•
RIIS7 TATIVA INT ELLIGEATCE.

CALCUTTA, DECEMBER B.—According .to coil-
current and authentic accounts train the. \t'e,t of
India, the once formidable and enterprising Jtswunt
Rao Holkar has forsome time past been afflicted with
with insanity. At tithes', be cannot recognize even
the membets of his own family ; and, ori•otlter oC-
afiOn3, he is said to exhibit signs of the most
dangerous and uncontroulable insanity. His Sirdars
are already beginning to etre& their independence.
This branch Of the Mahratta Empire must speedily
sink into obscurity. Intelligence had reached. Ma-
dras that the British troops having stormed •t he line's
of Travancore, the Rajah had consented to, such
terms of accotrunodation as were prescribed by them.
The Factory at Anjenja dues not appear to have been
molested. •

The following is from a Bombay paper
" By-letters received from the detachment under
Lieutenant;-Colonel DovetOti, of date December 29th,
we are happy to announce his having, after a march
of too miles, performed in 62 hours, come up with,
and. totally defeated the body of horse and artillery un-
der Bungas Cawn, late n•Strdar of high rank in Hoi-
kar.s service, then besieging Amulneer, a fort situated
bet ween the Adjunty Pass and the river Taptee. Col.
Doveton, with two detachments of native cavalry and
a detachment of horse. artillery, was about 8 miles in
front oft he infantry, and on reaching a small eminence
about re t o'clock in the morning, was gratified by a
sight of the enemy's cavalry encamped in the valley
below, and, without waiting for his in fantry,he imme-
diately formed up, and charged the camp. The Off-.
sequence v‘ai a total defeat, and the capture of i 4
guns, 5' elephants, near 100 camels, -and 100 horses,
three principal Sirdars taken, Bungas Cawn's brother
among them, and wounded. The CaWn himself
escaped to a strong bill fort, near the frotitier of Gu-
zetat, and now in the: possession of Myput Ram.
To this fort Colonel Wallace is Makin., hasty marches
of .20 and 25 miles each day, and Colonel Doveton
is also, by another route, pursuing the fugitives."
The flank companies of the native corp, under
the Presidency of Bengal, have Been formed into
ten battalions : the command of which, with the ex-
ception of one battalion, has been given to Officers
in his MajeAy's service.
London, England, 1809-07-17

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

•
. PRESTON RACES.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12.
Seventy Pounds given by the Right Hon. toe Earl of Derbir
tot 3-yr olds, 7st. 4-yr olds, Sst. 41bs. tidies allowed Vt.
Mr. Hewett's b. C. M`George, 4 yrs ofd -
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Mr. Scarisbrick's hr. h. I ulius Csesar,. 9 yrs - t
Lord Derby's br. c. lacotius, 4 yrS old . felt

Fifteen paid.
. hi the race for the Cup, jaconus took the lead, and kept it
for three miles and a halt, but just as Latins (..x6:ar got along—
side of him, he bolted, and fell over the ropes. The oldest
person on the course d es not remember so severe a day's.
tannin; : every heat was won by les, than a hea,t. '
London, England, 1809-05-22

TO THEIR CORRESPONDENTS.

•
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lee for the first interview, where the' terms stated tier the foil,
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• Affeisrs. Leigh.and Co.,,san9ioned by regulat education,
and U,oina r; Iv a p _Tom the Royak college of Suwon& in i
don, of which the principal partner ts au CX:lntintgl end ail,:
proved 114 etrlber, ,auct by ..ertAticates, and he
,staingettt
InfantalCiot ability from the mostetnincitt Physicians !rt
don, continue to confine their pradiee, to the cure of those.
toniptitikits w are coil traCt:dira a Motpertt of incu:ii.:atiuni:
and uithat stateof debilitywhiai is c,iused.by yuuttlita
'prudence, by whiehlite becomes embittered, or the possibt.
fity of p.t4ciq . • ,
patient. it' the t,,,oujutt wiil have the goodnefe to ilbsetibt
every Sy Of the complaint, their age,, and rnannupt ,
and,, fat the purpose of inscrutable stcrecy, -
coax:tong tees. need not be postrid.
39,.A n tn
tipirst reets Sttan
14g at nat.

1. WI P2RIAL, 'PA.RLIAI\IENT.

HOUSE OF •PEERS.

SATURDAY; MAY 20.

Tlit,r Royal 4ssent was given by Commission to fig
public and private Bill, among which were the. Six
Millions Exchequer Bills' Bill, the Newspaper Al.'
3uwauce Bill, 1.14 e Register of the Court of Chancery
Superannuation Bill, the Clyde Navigation Bill, the
Nova Scotia Trade Bill, the luland Navigation Bill,
tg.c.--Adjourriecl to Thursday.
London, England, 1809-05-22

CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

RK. - - - - -
HE~NINTH VOLUME of this interesting
is This Day completed, and may be had of
all Booksellers, price ' iss. in boards.
The Numbers of the former Volumes which wereout.of
print being re-printed, and some of the Plates.re-engraved,
complete Sets, in Nine Volumes, or any single Volume may
be had doll the Booksellers, ptice tss. each.
The Work will continue to be published in monthly Ntim-
bars, at SS. 6d. and the Tenth Volume will be commenced
on the tat of tune,-and contain several vapable and curious
Accounts of licent Voyages and Travels.
Bridge.strect, May t,

A SECOND EDITION.
•
This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in One Volume, Svo. Price in Boards,
7s. 6d
ZEAL without INNOVATION; or the present
State of Religion'and Morals considered ; with a View
to the Dispositions and Me,sures required for its Improve-
ment. To which is subjoined,- An Address to Young Cler-
gymen; intended to guard them 'against some prevalent Er.
rors.
Printed for F. C. and Rivington, Nn. 62, St. Paul's
Chuich-yard ; sold- also by I. Hatchard, No. igo,
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At the Stitz-OFFicB, No. 112, Strand; where Adverfismenis, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c: (palda), r-nost tat addressed.
London, England, 1809-07-10

JAMAICA PAPERS.

KINGSTON, MAY 20.
Tn•consequence Of a representation from the Hon.
House of Assembly to his Grace the GoVernor, that
a number of foreigners, of a dangerouS description,
had lately arrived in this.lsland, it was thought pro-
per to order a general search, and to take into cus-
tody all such as should be found without police
tickets. Accordingly, at a very early hour on Mon-
day morning, detachMents from the 55th and
West India regiments were stationed at all.the diffe.
rent avenues of the city, to prevent the egress of any
individual, and shortly afterwards a general-muster
Of, the HorSe and Foot Militia 'took place, wheti.
they proceeded to a general., seat ch throughoin- the
-Vity and its environs. Eighty-seven foreigners (73
males and 14 females) were apprehended and Liken -
to the barracks_; 25 of the. former, proving suSpi-
-dons, were delivered over to the Corpdrate.Body, all
of whom, excepting seven; have been sinculiherated,
.and none of these have, by their own account,
arrived here since the first of April last.
London, England, 1809-07-10

NAV PRICE, ' _
•
MESSRS. WILKINSON and Co. (late Brode;.'
rip and Wilkinson), No. 13, flayinatket, and No. 3,
Great. W indmiii-street, beg to acquaint the Putilic, that in
consequence of the great increase of their 111anutador) of
Piano Fortes, they have determined to relinquish another
Branches of the Music Line, and are 110 N selling the whiolcot
their very large and valuable Stock Of Foreign and English
Music, at halt the original price; Which it is their intention
to continue until the 3 th of November next, anct,ndt longer,
as, after that period, they finally close; also all Instruments
and
Musical Articles on'the Premises in the Haymarket are
on sale at greatly reduced prices.
Private Pe. sons, in selecting Libraries of Music, have now
allopportunity of including every advantage, vit. the best
Authors, the mogt correct Editions, and at the cheapest rate.
Orders froth the Country wilt
_be correctly and punctually
attended to, but must be promptly, paid tor.
No Music ‘Nillheexchanged, or taken back again.
ILTerms to Merchants, 111usic.stllers, Professors, and all
-alers, may be known by application at the WarehouSe,
HaY-Imirket. either by Letter, or Pert.unal Inquiry. •
ruments ou hire will be disposed of to the parties much
to their ativantaa.
N • 13.- -Catalorties of late Publications are printed, and may
be had at the Vyarehouse.

MATIUNIONY.
VROM the Luxury, ./Dissipation, Excesses,-.iand
• . enervating.indulgences ot persons in almost every'rkliik•
of life, proceeds that disordered state of the human iraffte,
termad Nervous Debility ; the most distressing sj, mptoin 'or
'which is an incapacity to fulfil the great and primary -object
of marriage. This oithappy state is indisputably too fre-
quently the gnawing canker-worm of the heart, which gene-
rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climzix of
suicide. The: genuine STE Ei. LOZItNt.ES are
,the best
if not the only remedy for this species ot d.brl ty ; indeed
tecl is confestiedly the most powerful tOrde and lestoralive
Ailedicine in the Universe, and this preparation is proved by
.tong experience. to be superior to all others.
The STE EL• LOZENGES are prepared and sold by the.
Inventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate-I-111i, price 75. per box.;
amid may be had of his Agents in town and country ; but ob-
serve his signature, E. Senate, in his hand-writing, or-Tniey
(=a nnot he geniiirie.
Oust publisher I, Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise on
by Pe; Trak Compla Ints, mice zs. 64. a book that shOuld id
ctyery nriarric4 woman.
London, England, 1809-12-06

TRANSPORT-OFFICE,

-
• Pee. 4, nest.
'THE COMMISSIONERS, or Conduoling HIS
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Cart and Custody
`of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready,
at this Office, on Tuesday,. the 19th of December, 1809, to receive
sealedTendersi and treat with such Persons as may be willing
to contraa for VICTUAL. LING Prisoners of War in health,
at Stapleton, for Six Months certain
.1; oat the sstb of Janua,y,

No Tender swill be received after One o'Clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, er an Agent Jr him,
tcrsonal?y attend. Aacit` Tender must be accompanied by a Letter
from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the
Person tendering, In the Sum of Zoool. for the dae performance of
the Contract,

. Farther Particulars may be known by applying al this Office ;
qr to the Agent of the saidConTrisrioners at Stapleton:
London, England, 1809-12-06

Admiralty-Office, Dec. 5, 1809.

Copy of Letter Teo
addrebsed"to tne Hun. W. W. Pole, and dated on
board the VAL: de Pari-, taMinorca, 3d Ott. tSo9.

SIR, ' •
Captain .Hargood has, transmitted, to Me Let?
tersirom C:sptaitis West Sand Ciephaite,, • giving' an
account GI a very spiiited attack made by the boats
of the Excellent; Acoin, ant. Bustard, covered by
thetwo sloops, on a convoy of the -Enemy, which
had anchored uncer a fortresS at Duin, to the west-
ward of Trieste, . in which all, the
.enerny'.s 'vessels,
consisting of six.gun vessels; • and ten Trab.:Cas,
were captirred. Thjs enterpriie, their -LordAii;s'
will %perceive, by' the' Letters ti6treWith -enclosed; was
well deVised, and gallantly executed.,2' The ;Manner
in' which Captain. Clephane- speaks of 'The- concluEt
and skill of Lieutenant Harper, is only a repetition
of what. he has ever been entitled to when he goes
upon service; every account of tiirn thut=has come
'to ice describes him as aryadmiraple ()dicer.
1 also .enclose the list of kitied and wounded
_on are
occasion, 'With reports of the vessels captured and
prisonerS taken.

i
London, England, 1809-12-06

YICTUALLIIVG-0
• Dec. T, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS jor VICTUALLIA G.
HIS MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thai
on Tuesday, the 12th instant, they will be ready to receive
Tents, in writing (sealetd up), and treat for Five. Hundred
Bags of KENIISH HOPS, of the growth of the Year 1808,
eto be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tender.,, to
be delivered, in one Month into His Majesty's Pk-Mailing Stores
at Deptford, POrtsmouth, and Plymouth, in the proportions, un..
deronentioned, viz.
Bags.
Deptford - - 151)
Portsmouth - - 200
Plymduth - 150

soo
andmbe paid for by Bills payable, with Inteiesz, ninety days
after dare.'

The Conditions of the Contrail: may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not le inserted in ai ords. at length, or tbat shall not he delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tueday, the szth In-
slant nir unless the Person who makes the ,Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wkfn called for.
London, England, 1809-01-12

SECONO.BROMPTON-ROW, Na. 4.
MISS M. and S. FIODGgS Inive the honotir of
aequainting Parents and GUardiJos, that their (kg E.
PARATORY SEMINARY tor YOUNG GEN
MEN,CLE-
from the Age of Three to Eight, will Open on tire
13,1 of January instant. 'Ube {-loose and Premiset are, tilted
up in a superior style, ethineinly attiptOti tur the pm—
post::r A. limited Number a e admitted, io whom Om great.
est attentiim will be paid, .not only to their Improveinent,
but to their Health and Morals.
,Ktirtber.particulars may be known at No. 116,
London, England, 1809-03-20

INSURANCE ON LIVES.

' This objeta alnrils, the opportnuity ti, provide for 'the
Aged, the .Widow and the. Fatherless, and to guard against
the loss and disappointment 'of a dependance ma the casualty
of Life. To thus end any person. tor the Annual Premium
• sPecified 'in • t lid Tables, can secure to his Wutow and C hil.
Men the payment of such a suns of money, as in his judg-
: mem will save them from that distress and poverty which.
his death Would otherwise occasion.
In the 'Case ot,tines tor the renewal of Leases held on Lives
a very beneficiaj-ativantage is secured to the parties holding
such Leases, by insuring the amount theteor on the Life or
Lives of the periion or< persons, at whose deatlisuch fleas Sr*
payable: . ••,
The.Purchase..hioney for Life Interests or Annuities, may
he secured by insuring the Lite of the party upon whom the
same depenns.
'Persons ..holding Church Preferment or any other Situa-
tion, by which they posseas only Income for Lila, may se-
cure a Kcversion• of a stipulated amount .in money to their
Widows or Families.
Persons hblditig employments in Public Offices, depend-
ing either on the_ Lives of theittielvea or others. may, by the
modes adopted its this Office, be secured from loss ui case of
the death of tlic.party on whose Lile the sane may be held.
Any person nbt possessed of an independent Property before
• marriage, may, by insuring his Lite. be enabled to make
Such settlement on Jt a intended %Vita, as shall be deemed
requisite.
Ainung the, various benefits this Office affords, none, per-
, haps, -May, greater, than the opportunity it gives for
satistying Creditors. where she anllity of the debtor to dis-
charge their claims depends on the continuanee of the Life.
This may beaceomplistieti by securing. thiougn annual pay-
ments on a Lik Insurance. a sum to be paid at the death of
the Debtor; tailuic in trade may by this be prevented, and
arrangements niaqt iu consequence equally beneficial to
Debt,ir ainlitr'editur.
N. IL Any persmi Having insured his Life at thiS Offlee,,
may, t:). ,431),*.5e of the Property to arise tLerefriain, as
' his own persooal'Lstate.
Granting tiuities affnds it resource against Old Age,
Sickness, bodily Infirmity, and other catiandttos of Lilo.- •
Ily this Ulic.c, every pecuniary provision may. be made
eithqr'tOr ty personalty, or tar. his Caildron, or
Thpeodants and NI irrisge Settlements procured'.
'Perms and Lon:Wont Gratis, above, or of the Agents
to the Society in Dui.din,' Edinburgh. and other Cittes and
Tdvitis in Great Britain and Ireland.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.
London, England, 1809-03-20

BANKRUPTCIES. ENLARGED.

Ceorge Willis, of Bath, cahinet.rnaker, May 6, at eleven, at
the Cluistoplief Inn and :Covert), Haar.
BANKRUPi S.
Thothas Draper, of the City-ro:M, Shoreditch, Middlesex,
surgeon And. apothecary, to Furtendur ithrch 25, $5,. and
April 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson,
Devonsnire-street, gate-st e,q;
William Williams, of %;Vapping, Middlesex,• and' of Wey-
. bridge, Surrey., soap-boriers, March 21, April
and 22, at one, at.Guildliall. • Attorney, Mr; AdaMs, Old
)every.
form' Houtisam, of Fleet-street, ',London, linen-drapet,!
Mardi 21, April 8, and 29, at eleveit,'at Guildhall. ,At..
torney, Mr Foss, Essex street, Strand.
William IValie, of Spital!so.oare, London, silk-weaver,
March 21, 28, and April zy, at eleven, at Guildhall. At.
tnrney, Mr. Berry, thickluisbury.
David Wilde, of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, Flannel-ina-
nulacturer, March 31, April 1, and 29, at eleveir, at ihe
liCileS Head Inn, Newtown. A ttornses,. Mr, Digs, Hatton-
Garden, London ; Or Mr. Marsh, Llandilocs.
David Whitervarsh, 01 Brbkenhurst, Hams, shopkeeper,
March 21, 28, and April 29, at eleven, at Guiltinall. At-
tonnes, Messrs. Reardon Davis, durbett-court, Craig:-
church-street,
.4ondon.
Di7.IDENDS.

April iS. Christian Schindler, of Ilartlett's-buildings, Hui.
boni, Loliklon,lnerchant, at ten, ;.:t Guildhall.

April to. bourn Christopher Pander, of hlanchcster, mer-
chant, at two, at toe Bridgewater Arms, Nlanctiester.
April it. 101111 Beach, of Birmingham, button•urtaicer, at
eleven, at toe Bull's Head, Birmingham.
April ii. lohn Magee and Daniel Ivl‘Nulty, of Oxford-
street Middlesex, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April ii. George Scott, of Upper Thames-street, LOntion,
• grocer and tea ,scaler, at elevet., at Guildhall.
liprd tI. *lti..:ilard Garland liriant of the Namories, London,
outeher, at eleven, gat Guildlialt.
March all. folio Finney, ot• Aldermanbury, London, mer-
caantp, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 6. Edmund Banton, late of Lancaster, merchant, at
five, at the New Inn, Lancaster. •
April ►2. Rupert Marr, ot• Lancaster, merchant, at eleven,
at the Commerciat inn, Lancaster.
April 21. Nathaniel M.Kilight, Samuel 114'Knight, and )(Ain
M'Neilliebot Liverpool, merchants, at twelve, at the Talbot
Inn, Liverpool.
April 21. Joshua Watts, of Whitecross-strut,. Middles: x,
grocer, at eleven,. at
April aa. William West and Thomas Hughes, of Paternos-
ter-row, London, booksellers, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 12. John Gottlob Wcrninck, of Plymouth-Dock,
merchant, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Uhl Town,
Ply
May to. Thomas Godden, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenter,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
RTIFICATES.

April 8. William Parson Meeker, of 13asinghall.street, Lon.
__ don, merdianr.

George fidwnrr, late of Cambridge-heath, Middlesex, stock.
broker.

Daniel I leeley, of Birmingham, tailor.
luteph‘Pirnblott, of MACUlcsfirid. Cheshire, grocer;
Laurence Wilhain,t, late of Nicholaii.lhne, Chrapside, Lan-
non, merchant.
►.ow or late of Liverpool, master-mariner.
Stephen tun', of CmAchill, count) at Nouthampten, tanner.
Witlrma lluitcher, of Birmingham, toy-maker.
London, England, 1809-03-20

AT s numerous MEETING 'of '.the IN&-
HOLDEits and PUBLICANS resident within the
COUNTY of HANTS, convened by Public Advertisement,
at the George Inn, in ‘Vinuhester, on Monday the r3th
March, tti-9, to consider of the 'propriety of an application
to Parliament for Relief trom the heavy Burthens sustained
aY them under. thespresent mode of Quartering Soldiers, and
awe particularly whilst on their march. .• •
Resolved, That the present allowance by Government is
Wholq, inadequate, and bears no proportion to the high .price
of every Article of Provision required to be furnished to Sol.
dive, even in quarters, and much Ws so on their match,
'when. the innholder is compelled to provide three Meals,
though the Suitt allowed is 'insufficient to furnish one.
• That in consequence thereof most serious and heavy losses
have been already sustained by the several Individuals of tins
Meeting which render an application to Parliament for. Re-
lief indispensably necessary.
Resolved,- That a Committee be appointed to prepare an
Ntsuble Petition, stating these grievances, and praying fur
keljjtt to be 'signed by the several Ipnbolders and Publicans
within the County ; and that the Columittm do mut upon.
the Members of the County, requesting theta to present the
flame to Parliiment, and to give it their support.
Resolved, That these Resolutions he published in TH
,outt and Traveller. Papers, and in the 'several Provincial
l'apets.
London, England, 1809-09-11

MARRIED.

On the zBth ult., at Granthlan, Lincolnshire, Thomas
Manners, F,sq to Louisa, eldest- daughter of loth M.,0,10."
Esq . of S pitt legate- House'.
On Wednesday last, the Rev. Henry Smith, to IVos''
Frances .l'atinton, eldest daughter of William Elias Tauntpor
Esq. of Ur u:d Pont, near Oxford.
'1 he same day, at Lewisham Church, Major-General thci
Hon. John Brodrick, to Miss Anne Graham, daughter, "'
Robert Graham, Esq. of Finny.
On Thursday, at Limehouse Church, Mr. William

cholson, to Miss Catharine Canning.
On the 7th inst. Joseph Prestwich, Esq. of Soothy' Af
to Catherine, only daughter of Edward Blakeway, I. sq•
Broseley-Hall, Salop. , t-;
On Saturday last, at' Bermondsey Church, Charles Fr-'-
.
Esq. of the Grange, to Fanny, second daughter of g'-'1)‘:
Rich, Esq, of,South%.vark. •
_...

DIED.-
On the sth inst..at Finer's-hilt, Stans,tead, Mount Fitelie4
Mrs. Healing, the wife of Mr. Healing, of 'Laurence•hine' ••
On Friday last, after a painful and lingering illness, Mrs•
Dennis, wife or Mr. Dennis, of Upper Griisvenor-strect.
Lately, Mrs. Horsey, of Posea, aged 6s.
A few lays ago, Miss t nioad, aged IS, eldest daughtcr of
Mr. Head, of Portsea;'• ' • .
____.----

RICE OF STOCKS • '
13N. aanvky
5S tpoecrk
C, shuten t. S AT UR. DA Y. 1
India Stock,
India Bolais 235, 245. Pr:,
Irish s per Cent. snut Excheq. Bills, Ss. iss• P
per Cent. shut Imperial 3 per Cent. q..i
3 per Cent. Red. shut Bank for Opening, 275 b -I
3 per Cent. Cons. 68 ii • - Conk. for Account, 68 i
Bank L. Ann. shut
_..........."".
London, England, 1809-09-11

'reports taf Ails officer, '4:4 the severe wound he te.i
ceived in capturing two of the enemy's vessels on
this coast, whereby his right hand is all but useless,
and to add the able support I received from him in
the recent rencontre with the French Frigate.
The conduti of Mr. George Garson, the Aeling
Master who has passed for a Lieutenant, while it en-
tides him to every 'commendation I can bestow, is
-but the continuation of that which I have for three
years witnessed in him, and I hope I may be allow-
ed to solicit-attention to his genuine merits.

I am, Sic.
(Signed) A. J. GRIFFITHS, Captain.
George Worthington, marine, killed. Henry Johnson, Bea-
man, slightly wounded.
Captain Eyre, his Majesty's ship • •
Magnificent, &c. &c.

" Mr. G. Carson, AC-ling Master; Lieutenants E. S. Mer-
cer and Win. Halsted, Royal Marines; H. P. Taylor and
R. B. Fenwick, Master's Mates.

List of the Enemy's Vessels captured and destroyed by the
boats of his Majesty's ship Topaze, under St. Manta,
May 31, ►Sog.
Zebeck la loubert, of S guns, .6
swivels, and 55 men,
Mons. Nhirtin. Enseigne de Vaisseau.; taken.
Cutter, la Menteur, of 4 guns and 20 men, P. Gabriel,
Euseigne de Vaisseau ; taken.
Felucca, L'Esperance, of 3 guns and IS men, Comman-.
der's name unknown ; taken.
Gun-boat name unknown, oft gun and ►6 men ; destroyed.
Gun-boat name unkown, oft gun and 15 Inca; destroyed.
Trabaccola, name unknown, of 29 tons ; destroyed.
Trabaccola, name unknown, of 30 tons ; destroyed.
13alancelles, San Juan, of 18 tons ; taken.
Trabaccola, San Nicolai, of 14 tons ; taken.
The above vessels, except la Joubert, loaded with
timber and brandy on Government account. Car-
goes much needed at Corfu.
A. M. GRIFFITHS, Captain.
London, England, 1809-09-11

STATE SUIT OF FURNITURE.

Among the novelties of the present day we parti-
cularly recommend to notice the superb State fled
and Suit of Furniture, designed Sand executed by
Messrs.,M‘LEwrs, Upper Mary-le-bonne-street, for
the most Noble Marquis WiNcnEsma, Amport-
House. near Andover, Hants. We must con feskwe
never witnessed any thing of the kind so truly ma_=,-
nil-Icent; being composed of rich rnazareen blue In-
dia silk, worked in various devices of the most brit.-
liant colours in the Chinese style ; and what renders
it still more novel, interesting, and valuable, is its be-
ing brought from India, intended to be made up for
Ring Charles the Second, andalt hough kept so many
years is' in the highest state of preservation. Th.e
drapery, linings, &c. are of the richest yellow and
blue silk, trimmed with a deep silk Parisian fringe of
appropriate colours. On the tablets, in the centre
of the cornices, are the arms of his Lordship, and MI
crest beautifully carved and gilt on each foot-post.
The window curtains, which are five in nuMber,-are
of Velvets' the same colours, fringed, &c. to copes-
pond, sofa, chairs, &c. en suite. The whole form-
ing a most elegant appearance, being arranged with
that taste which cannot fail to excite the aeLirdtion
,of every spe&ator. We understand, it will remaiil
up till the middle of this week for the inspection of
the Nobility and Gentry now in town.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 8.
Arrived—the Charlotte, Maze, Pram the Brazils.
Sailed—the Admiral 13,rkley, Irish, tor the Cape of Good
Hope ; Marianne, Richards, tor Malta ; Grout, Turner, lot
Gibraltar; Thoinas and Eleanor, %Veils, for Hushing;
Trusty, Laughton, for Cartliagena the Justinian",
M'Farlane, for Cadiz.
London, England, 1809-09-11

CIIING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES.

WORMS are the most frequeptsources of ail-
dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and
Guardian of Children.oould be acquainted with. -They oc.
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the'Colour of the
Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Dowels, attend-
ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions ; they
aind the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end-
ing in a Consumption or Decay:- Both as a Preventative and ,
Cure of these alarming Complatnts, the above excellent Me-
, dicine is universally allowed, on the testiwony of the highest
Characters in this Country, both in rank and respedability,
to have no eqUal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc-
cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi-
tion, and gives a sanction to it, 'of .which no other.. Medicine
of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the
I Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Farm ly Me-
-1 clic:U.le to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil-
dren are any way disordered, which it. will alwaysrbe found' •
j to relieve. ,

, .
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No.
Cheapside, London ; and retail by Smith, Scott, and Bax-
ter, Edinburgh ; Newman, Exeter ; Hoxland and Graii-
+tulle, Plymouth ; Hazard and Crutwell, Bath ; and by most
Country Venders, in Boxes at 2s. 941. and is. 6d. each.
London, England, 1809-09-11

BIRTHS.

On Thursday last, at her father's, at Bury-Hall, theLp.d'
of Captain Renwi:;k, R. N. of a Doughtier. ,
On Saturday last, in Bernard-street, Russell-square,
Lady of Edward Popham, Esq. of a Daughter.