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London, England, 1810-03-09

AVAL NE W

P 4 YMOUTHO MARCH 7 —PIA back by contrary
the Porc a Eaii Indiarnan.

A rived the French brig La Loaise,. from L' An-
nitni, in ballast, bound to Bourdeaux, captured .by
Ins Majesty's ship Valiant ; the Prussian ship Her-
cules, J u aOliN MuLt.ga, master, from Cherburgh,
in b4l;2st, bound to Morlaix, detained by his Ma-
jesty's ship Maros; the Dart, Wivrow, from Sun-
derland ; _Nancy, FOOT, from London.
.The Earl Skencer . limed cutter takes convoy to.

Arrited the Encounter. gnu brig and a 74. gun
51,ie from the Westwdrd.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH S.—Came in his Majesty's
ships Royal Oak and Donegal from a cruize off
Cherbourgh.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Podargus to the East-
ward ; also his Majesty's ship GoquetLe on a cruize.
Arrived the Gaultier, BATCHELOR, from, London ;
Sarah, THOMPSoN ; and Charlotte, Davis, from
Sunderland.

His lajcsty's ship Arid takes convoy to the
Downs.'

Came in the brig John and Betsey, S. EVERY,
Master, from the Canary Islands, bound to London,
laden with therchandize, after a passage of 31 days.

DEAL, IVlAncg B.—Carve down from the River
a few'zilips, and remain with his Majesty's. ships as
per last.
Sailed the Quebec frigate for off Flushing.
The Royalist sloop of war has a signal for convoy
to the Westward.

GRERVOCK, MARCH .5.--The Stag, Love, from
St: Thomas's, was ashore in Lochryan, where she
lost an anchor and cab:o, arrived here yesterday. • •
The brig Rolla, TROOP, arrived on Friday night
lust, from Oporto, in eight days ; the quickest pas-
sage ever made by any vessel to Clyde. She brings
tua news.

The Mary, CAMPBELL, of and for this port, with
grain, from the West of Ireland, is lost •on the coast
of Wales ; crew with difficulty saved.
The Harmony, MrAtuLAA•, Of this port, boqud
from hence to Sligo, his been forced, by stress_ of
weather, into one of the Bays of Isla, on the 25th
Ijjt where, from the extreme violence of the
gale ; she dragged her anchor, and has been drove
ashore; but it is hoped She will be gotsoff tint high
tide, without any material injury.
London, England, 1810-03-09

PINK.EItTOP'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IINi Et 1;:
.iIOPE COMPIX;r/.:.
.1 . . . . This Day- wat. pubtisllo,
In Six Volumes Quarto, with Engravings, price 1;1'. 131.
in boards,
ACOLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA-
vEI4 iti EUROPE ; being the first portion ofa ,Ge- '
neral Colledion of Voyages and Travels t forming a corn-
plete Hist:dry of the origin and progresi of disLovery, by Sea
and Land, from the earliest egas to the present time. Pre-
ceded by an Historical Introduction, and Critical Catalogue of
• Books of Voyages and TraVels, and illustrated and adorned
with numerous Engravings. , ,
By lOHN PIiCkERTOW,,
.
.Autliet.ot " Modere Qeography,," &c.
Printed fot ,Lotigman, Hurst, Attes, and Orme, Pater.
uoster-rowl:and Cadell and"Davics, Strand.
The nut Division of this Collection will contain the Ac-
count of Travellers that relate to Asia which will alsO be
published separattdy as soon as• it can be completcd, without
. waiting for the regular course of monthly delivery. The t -
mainder of-the Work, containing the Liescriptionsbf Africa
1 ' and America, will be brought forward In similar detached
proportions{ for the accommodation of perstlng who may pre-
; fer this mode of publication,. The puh.lication in Monthly
Parts will, however,"be cotttintied as before. - "
London, England, 1810-03-09

SIR RTektAkI)'STRACHAN'S- NARRATIVE.

. .
On the motion of Mr. CALCRAFT, made on'the
ground that the Narrative of Lord Chatham bad been
redd- in the House, the NiirT3tiVe of 'Sir Richard
Strachan wasread,bY the .Clerk. [This Narrative
• nebuts ail theinsinnatiOna 'against the Navy, contain-
ed in th 6 former, arid denies that, so fdr as the navy
was exclusively-apncerlied, any delay took place.
As the-Narrative is long, and, at pres,at in the
press, 'we deem it proper to forbear from giving any.
abstratc.t-of its contents, as it will soon be lard be-
fore the public at lengtp, and in the most authentic
form:l _
Mr. IL WAtt.o.brought up a Bill for the better re-
gelation of the office ot -Paymaster of his Majesty's
Marine Fore;:s.----Itead a Arst tittle, and ordered to be
read a second time on-Tuesday next. ,
The House'vent, on, the motion of the CHAN-
CELLOR of tbe ExcitEanatt, Into the Conimittee:
of Inquiry on :the policy and.condu4 of the-
pedition to the Scheidt. The Standing 0: der was'
'then moved, and stranger, in consequence were ob-'°
lilted" to withdraw.
London, England, 1810-03-09

rOR I'WO YOUNG LADIES, of the Ages of
-IL Twelve and Thirteen, 'where French is the cemnion
Larwiage of the School; on the North or Western Roads
Ulm London' distance ts. to 3o Miles.
Diced by Leiter,' stating particulars in every respea, to
• 411. S. Spring Garden Coffee-house, Charing.cross.
N.B. A Groorp wanted; apply as above.

• A. 241 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. IN ARITHMETIC.
...THY SCHOOLMASTERS throughout GREAT
13 K t TA I N are respedtully informed, that in .the New
edition, dated lanuary 30, Oho, of the K E.Y to JOY CE's
ARITHMETIC, is given a New and vety useful discovery,
by, means of Inch, al: Sums in the First Kules of Arith.
tuetic,-simple or
,compound, may be examined In a glance of
the eye. -
• This discs very,-,whichis .pradically illustrated in she Key
to IVlr..foyi.e's Arithmetic, has been purchased of the In..
.• ventor, at a considerable expence-,.and will be found to be de.
nerving ofadoptinn by all Schoolruasters...
'.Mr. Joyce's. Pradical Arithmetic, commonly called the
Arithmetic of Rua Lite and Business, is well Down to con-
tain the iricdern principles and application of that Art, and
the fourth Editicat, just put!li.slied,,may be pronounced free
from *Ty pographicai
.and other Errors: The New Edition
'of the Key exadly airresponds with the New Edition (dale
Arithmetic. •

- -
Both Works may be had of all Booksellers, with 0;e full
allowance to Schools; the retail price of the Asithmetie
being 3s. 6d.-and of the Key 2s. 6cl.

NEW MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
This Day was published, price is. 6d. •

SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH delivered by JO-
s H MAREtYAT, Esq. .in the Huuse of Commons,
vin Tuesday the 26th of Februaq, 1310, upon Mr. Manning's
Motion for the Appointment Of a Select Committee to con-
-oder of the Act of the 6th of George 1. and of the present
Means of etleeting Marine insurances. Published by the
Special Committee at
London : 'Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill,
-opposite the Royal Exchange.

. MR. CI FFORD's LI•EF. OF MR. PITT.
This hay. was 141blished,
in Six large Volumes Oelavri, with two P3araits of Mr,.
Pitt, one tram an original Pieture by Mr. Huppner, the '
_Antler-front the Bust executed by Mr, Flaxinan,- price
41. 4s. boards.
A. HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of
A. the Right Hon. WILLIAM 'PITT; including some
Accountof the in which he lived.
By ltiHN CIFVORD,• Esq. •
• Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Strand. '
4'..* A few Copies, elegantly printed in Three Volumes,
Royal Quarto, may still be had, price 81. hs. in boards.
London, England, 1810-01-04

MARRIED.

On Thu,r4day the 2Eth ult. at Birkenhead Priory, by the
Rer. Mr. Newton, Captain Baaiford, Of .the Royal Navy,
only son of the Lite Captain B.isliford,'R. N. to Miss Sophia
Lake, dabgliter of Williaitt Charles take, Esq. of Liver-
pool. - •
Qn Monday last, at liawkesl)ury, Gloucastersliire,
Barn John Denby, Esti: of the War-Ofilee, to Mary Amu,
setoud daughter of the late Becl.-ifo.-ci Cater; Esq. 'of Church..
'Hall, in Essex,. an.l Yatc,- in Gloucestershire.
-"Fhe...saine •Llos, Mr. Thomas Flounsell, son of the litte
liounsal,. Esq. ;'
of Bticipurt, to Miss Fowler,
daughter of Wilhani Fowler,- 'Esq. of. wyke.'s Court.A
few days ago„.at Killinolin, in Lincolnshire,
Spouneer, aged. 79, to. the celebtat ed.. Barrow Beauty, aged as,,
London, England, 1810-01-04

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.

DR. JA.MES's ANALEPTIC. PILLS, which
were contrived by the Inventor as a Remedy for him.
self, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are ad.
mirably calculated for Rheumatisms, Coldi, and all those
complaints :to which • the human trame is !iable from t ice
vicissitudes of our climate : likewise ,for Bilious, and all
other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Heaci-
achs, occasioned by indigestion or bY free living. Recours•
should be had -to them after any excess, and upon every
slight indisposition ; and thus their well-known eliaraelcris.
tic of promoting Longevity will he maintained ; for, by
timely assisting nature in .the due discharge of the anfaiat
functions, they preserve the body in health and vigour, and
prevent premature decay.
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Warehouse
for Dr. tames's Powder, No. 45, Sr; Church-yard,
and at Dr.' lames's late House, in Bruton-Street ; in Boxei,
price 4s. 6d. each, Duty included ; or six in one large Box
for tl. 4s. None are genuine but those which have the words
" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp.
London, England, 1810-01-04

BIOGRAPHY.

The BRITI SH NEPOS, or Lives of Illustrious Britons,
by Dr. Mayor, price Ss.
An ABM DGMENT of PLUTARCH's LIVES, by Dr.
Mayor, pric;is.
BURNEY's i IVES of NAVAL HEROES, 7s. 6d,
SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY; or, Lives of Eminent
Scripture Chara6ters, by Dr. Watkins, price fis.
WATkINS's BIOGRAPHICAI, DICTIONARY,
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BIR TBS.

. On the 26th ult.. at Belturbet, in the County or Cavan,
'lreland, the Lady of Captain Grant, at, the gzd Regiment,
ot,a Son. .
A .few days since,- in-The Phoenix Park, Dublin, the Right
Hon. Lady Elizabeth. I.ittldlial6, of a Daughter.
On the 31,st ult. at Molesey..the Lady-ol Thomas Delves
Broughton, Esq. of a Daughter.

bltA:street, C;roFvenor:rgirgir.
not be addressed
London, England, 1810-01-04

CHEMISTRY.

-The GRAMMAR of CHEMISTRY, with plates and
original etperiments, by the Rev. D. Blair, price 4s.
POPULAR ELEMENTS of CHEMISTRY, by the
Rev. I.,Coldsmith, price 3s. 6d.
ONE THOUSAND EXPERIMENTS in CHEMIS-
TRY, .for Students, by Dr. 3 taticliffe, 155.
NICHOLSON'S DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY.
21S. ' •

To PARENTS, INSTRUCTORS of CHILDREN,
SCHOOLS, &c.
Just published, price is:cach,
Lir-IHE MOTHR'S CATEckIISNI • or, First
I. Principles of :Knowledge and Instruction for vcAry
YountaCtehcihldrmen.
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and Families.

3. The Catechisth of Health •, containing simple and cagy
Rules and Directions tor the Managerhent of ...Children, and
Observations on the Conduct of Health, in Genetal—for the
Use of Schools and Famtlies.

4. Catechism of the History of England..
•
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• Author of many popular School Books. - • •
*** The five preceding articles are part of a series of Ca,
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'NUMBER 5693.1

~.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN.
O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 11, 1810„-
will be acted the Tragedy of

ISM:SILLLA ;
Or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE.
Isabella, Mrs. El DDONS.
'To which will be added (never ailed) a new Farce, in Two
Ads, called
X. Y. 'Z.
The Charaders by
Mr. LISTON, Mr. HAM ERTON,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY;
Miss BOLTON, .Mrs. WESTON,
Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE.
New
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VICTUALLING-OFFICE;
. Dec.,,
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That on Friday, the 28th instant, they will. be ready to receive
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of good Sound SPANISH RED WINE, at the respective
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Customs and _Excise Duties; one Half thereof between the Firs,
•of January, and the' Fifeenth of April next, and the other
Half between the Sixteenth of April and the Thirtieth of Jane
Plowing, into His Majesty's Ficualling Stores at Depyord,
Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and in be paid fot by Bills, pay.
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ti
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London, England, 1810-12-10

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I. Parke and 1. Palmer, Birmingham, lamp-makers.'
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Consols - - : :

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T El C,

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SOLE-: QUIS FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER, 10, 1810.

" Winclsortastle, Dec. g, taro.
" His MAJESTY has had several hours sleep, and
appears better than he was any part cf yesterday.
" H. R. REYNOLDS.

" H. HALronD.
" W. HEBERDEN.
" M. BAILLIE.
"Lus."

Windsor Castle, Dec. to.

" His Majesty is quite as well as he was yester-
day, though he has passed the night uith little
bleep."

Signed as above.

BUONAPARTE is about to efred some change in the
Kingdom of Saxony, which change we are told in
a French paper, is to be " adapted to the spirit of
the age, and to the institutions in adivity in France."
Whether the King of Saxony will be alloA ed to re-
tain his nominal Crown we know not, but he will,
we have no doubt, be taught, like tnany other
Princes of the Continent, that even a blind submis-
sion to the• Tyrant's will cannot afford any security
trom his caprice and his oppression.

We are still unable to communicate to our readers
any intelligence .from Portugal. The next news
from that quarter will be important, because it will,
in all probability, enable us to form some judgment
as to MASSENA.S plans for the remainder of the
winter. We do not expel to hear of a genetal
action.

A Paper of this morning contains the following

article:—
London, England, 1810-12-10

POLICE.

ROW-ST REET .--ThOnlaS Prossor, the driver of 4
hackney-coach,- was charged by Thoi-uas Si:neon,
a>private in the guards, with k.nocknig.him 'down,
and endangering his life.
It appeared that on the evening of the 4th instant,
the prosecutor was on duty at Covent Garden 1:1)"
atre, and was stationed at the entrance from Long"
acre to Bow-street, to prevent empiy coaches (roil' -
coming that way. when the prisoner- drirt;e up wil4
his empty coach; the prosecutor endat.out-ed to
prevent him by calling out and stopping the hors'9'
but the prisoner paid no attention, but prove againsr
him,• by which he was knocked down, and miracd7
lously escaped the horses trampling upon him, and
,the coach-going over his body.
The coachman was convicted in the penalty of I OS'
and 3s. costs.

The driver of another hackney coach WbS charged
with obstructing the road in James-street, Covent-
garden, and assaulting Mary Montague.
It appeared that on the evening of the 4th inst,
the prisoner'S coach was obit:acting the crossing
James-street, when the prosecutrix wishiog to &nor-
requested him to remove his coach, which he re'
fused to de: A gentleman -passing at the time, ob-
serving the impropriety of his conduit, drove the'
horses away, so that the proseeutrix might pass;
this so enraged the prisoner that he followed 11-0
prosecutrix, and with the most unmanly and shame—
ful conduit; struck her a violent blow on her right
shoulder, tore a white tippet off her neck, threw ig
into the mud and trampled upon it. He was con.'
vioted in the penalty of i os. ,and 3s. costs, which not
,being able to pay, he was committed to the Hous3-
of Correction for seven days, and a detainer for tlit,
assault lodged against him. -

BIRTH.

On Monday last, at Loughborough, the Lady of Lieute•
nant- Colonel boot, Commandant of the Loughborough ite..
gintent of Militia, of a Son.
London, England, 1810-12-10

Dover.

No regardwill be had to any Tender in ni:hieh !he Price sbel
ndt be inserted in wordt at length, or. that shall not be deliver.
to the licard before One o'clock on the Said Friday, the 2 ttl
instant, nor irides: the Person who makes the Tender, orrome Per."
ion on hisbehal behalf, attends, to answer when called for.
London, England, 1810-12-10

ASTHMA, WHEEZING, AND WINTER -COUGH.
"lie wants no advocates his cause to plead,
" You will yourselves be patrons of the deed."

THE PREPARED ' 'STRAMONIUM.;or,
ASTHMATIC HERB TOBACCO, Surgeon Fisher
has satisfactorily proved to. be the only. Remedy. capable of
affOrding .relief
in the above distressing complaints. The
fumes being applied to the irritated membranes of the wind-.
pipe and lungs, elfidually-removes the cause; and theoxy-
mel prepared from the herb, by promoting- expedcration and
improving the general health of the patient, as elfedually
prevents its occurrence even in cases of lo,ig standing. "fliese
preparations, which are extremely grateful to the palate and
free from any noxious quality, may be obtained, with di-
rections, of Foster and. Co. 34. Parliament-sireet ; Harris
(late Newberry,) corner of St. Paul's' Church-ya:d ; Butts, -
to, Berneis-street, Oxford-road.
Orders forwarded to any part of the country by Foster and
Co. 34, Parliament. street.
London, England, 1810-12-10

:L.
T H

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MONDAY, DECEMBEP, 10, 1810.

Just published, price 2s.
AN EXAMINATION of the PREJUDICES
commonly entertainer/ against M E RC UICY, as lirene;
tidally applicable to the greater number of Liver Com-
plaints, and to various other forms of Disease; as well as to
Syphilis.
By JAMES CURRY, M.D. 1,,A.5..&c.
Physician to Guy's Hospital, and .Lecturer on the Theory
and Practice of Medicine. . •

Sold by Callow, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho;
and by'Cox, St. Thomas's- street, Borough.

LADY OF THE, LAKE.
• This Day was publiihed,
Prie.4 tzs. Quarto, and Octavo,
4.USICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of the LADY
4.V1 of the LAKE i • consisting of Lays, (eighteen of -the
principal subjects in the Poem) with Accompaniments for
the Harp and Piano Forte.
By lOSEPti KEMP, Mus. Doc. •
Of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. _
*** These Lays are expressly composed to the subjects of
the Pictures now engraving to illustrate the Lady of the Lake,
and printed on mer of both sizes to' bind up with each
'Edition, if required,
Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Ormiand Brown, Pa-
te frIOS ter- row.

PICTUALLMG.OFFICE,
Nov. 27, qui..
•
T!4.8
COMMISSIONERSfor FICTUA L LING
4- His MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tha
on Friday, the 14th December next, they will he ready to receive
Tender: in writing (sealed up), and treat .rvith sucePersOns as
will undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may be re.
quired fcr the use of His Majesy's Ships and Vessels at Plymouth,
Torbay, Dartmouth, and Falmouth (on separateContrizas ), for
TweiVe Month:, from Inc ist januaiy next to the 31:1 December
following, inclusive, and to Ale paid for by Bills, payable with
Interest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contreras. May be seen at the Sectetary's
,Office, at this Office ; or by applyinvo Mr, Miller, the Agent of
the said Commissioners at Plymouth, or to the Collea,rs of the Cur.
toms" at Dartmouth and Falmouth respectively,.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Pt-ice shall
not be Inserted in words. al length,- or that shall not be delivered to
he Board before One o'Cl6ck on the said Friday; the i4th Decem.
her next nor unless the Pet son who makes the Tender, or some Per.
son on his behalf, attends to answer when called for.
London, England, 1810-12-10

Miffiß 1 &D.

Qn the Ist inst. at l'easmarsh, in Sussex, the Rev. john
.
Newltng, B.D. ?
Canon Residentary of Litchfield, to Mi.„'
Lettice, daughter of the Rev. John Lettice, ChaPl3".
to the Marquis of Douglas.
in
the
'On the 3d inst. by special license, at Castle Forbes, E
,
-County at Longford, the seat of the at lof Granard, Sit
chard Levinge, hart. of High Park, in the County of t
mead], to the lion. Elizabeth Anne Parkyns, eldest daugh-
ter of the late, and sister to the present, Lord Rancliffe.
On the Bth- inst. by special license, lances Wedderbur
Webster, Esq. of Clapham, Surrey; to. the Right Hon.
Frances Caroline Annesley, second rtaughrer to. the Earl Ur
Mountnorri, and sister to Viscount Valencia. ,t
On Saturday last, at Sr. Ann's, Black friars, Mr* I'3—o;
ford, Apothecary, of Crescent-place, New Bridge,str.eel, -
Miss G reen wood, .of Hanway -street, Oxford-road,

- DIED.
On Wednesday. the sth inst. suddenly, at ,Croorn's-hill,
Greenwich, Kent
Hon: Frederick William4sth-year Ginkell, Earl of Athlone, Viscoun
of Aglirim, and Baron of Ballymore.
London, England, 1810-12-10

pony is for 17001. on stock and utensils, jewels e%''
cepted. The plaintiff. has to make out how the .fire
happened., 10t .arose from his own oat, he cannotae`
cover. If Irdm gross negligence he cannot ; but that
it must be gross, This is not the case of afire occa-
' slotted by a beam in a chimney, but nobody knokv.
hoW it occurred, exc.-pt that, there were shavings ie
the shop when the fire broke out. The titne of the
fire is material. There is no doubt of the fire hav-
ing originated in lite shavings. The Maid-servant
said she went to bed at ten o'clock, when her mas-
ter was out. She had a lamp (not'a candle): Wile-
titer lamps emit sparks is dountful; but of that the
Jury will decide. The fire did not shew itself till
past two in the' morning. Shavings, it' is well
'known, burn rapidly; a quoiter of an hour would
have been sufficient if the fire had occurred
accideot. If it did not so happen, how then
not from the lamp, what are we to conclude ?—it
you, however, are of opinion, that latent fire in the
shavings did not cause it ; then the question is, who
did it ? If it should be your opinion that the fat
is sufficiently brought home to the plaintiff, then
there is an end of the copse. The plaintiff's Coun-
sel has animadverted on the illiberality of the 01-
, fice in resisting this demand; -but I consider that
Public Companies in general art "with strict justice'
and liberality, and the Atlas, it) this instance, has
been Most liberal, since the Directors have net
availed themselves of the point of law which*.
-under all the suspicious circumstances of the case;
they were Warranted, in doing; but let the causo
rest:on-the merits of the case. In adAition to the
consideration of who may be the outlier of the
'fire, you are to consider the sums assured, and
the property he really had to insure. I never
knew as to the point of property a case so weak.
Some of the plaintiff's witnesses speak of it, as a
neat little shop. Skid More speaks boldly, and says
the stock amounted to t 0001; but could,,oot Say
whether the articles were gold or not ; on which
point, •however; positive proof has been adduced to
negative Skidatore's evidence. You have the
evidence cif Morley, a clerk in a !inen draper
shop, as to the value of •the stock being 25471.
He
.says, he look the amount from forty or fitiY,,
invoices. Now, who made out ihe,e invoices, or of
whom were, the goods bought,, surely some '
should have proved;. hut not one man has been
produced on the part of the plaintiff to shew that
such goods were bought. You will, therefore,
der' all the circumstances of the case, consider firstlt the llaintiff .--
is entitled to any things and it he is,
then the question of amount is to be considered V
-you, you think, however, the case is bottomed •
in fraud, you will find for the defendants.
The Jury, after having retired from the box a
considerable time, found a verdict for the plaintiff
—Damages 5561, the amount of l.is loss.
London, England, 1810-12-10

COLUMBANUS AD HIBERNOS, No. It
This Day was published, price as. 6d.
ALETTER on the Novelty acid Danger of the
Discipline how introdUced into the Catholic Church of
Ireland. _ _

Also, price 6s.
An Historical Address on the calamities caused by Foreign
Influence in the Nomination of Bishops to Irish Sees.
"11 taut dire 14 verite tent entiere "

Fleury Dic: IV N. XIII.
N. B. Both these Works may be had in boards, ptice.9s.:,
On Monday, December 17, will be put)lishO, prK,;,. ss,
Columbanus-; No. III; or, a Letter to Ow Psq. on
the Liberties of the !nab Church, with a fac simile or .the
must ;Ancient M. S. extant in Irish charaders. Tile whole
By the Rev. C. O'CirNOR,D,
Published and Sold by L. B. Seeley, t 69, Fleetstreet ; T.
Egerton, Charing-cross ; arid T. Nyne, Pall-matt.
London, England, 1810-12-10

•
' : This Day was punlislied,-
In One Vol. Oaavo, price 7's. 6d. in ba-ards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the SCLE-:
itOCELE, and other MORBID'ENLAR6EMENTS
of the TESTICLE ; also, on the Cause and Cure of the
Acute, the Spurious, and Ow Chronic tlydrocele. The whole
illustrated by Cases To which are added, Four Cases' of
operations t'or AncLai6ru—Sub,lavian, Femoral, Popli-
teal, and Femoral popliteal, with Vradical 'Remarks, and'
Plates.

By THOMAS RAMSDEN,
Surgeon to the Royal Foundation of Chriit's Hospital, to
the Foundling, and Assistant-Surgei..o to St. Bartholo-
mew's Hospital.
'Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1810-12-10

SALES, ticc.

CANAL AND OTHER PROPFRTY ON SALE,
By Mr. SCOTT. s

3 RAND JUNCTION,. MONMOUTH, ASH-
TON and OLDHAM, ELLESMERE, W ILTS and
BERKS, KENNET and AVON, 'GRAND 'SURREY,'
CROYDON, ROCHDALE, H.UDDERSFIELD,;LAN.'
CASTER, GRAND UNION, GRAND W EST ERN, and
BASINGSTOKE CANAL SHARES; LONDON DOCK,
and SCRIP, GLOBE, and ATLAS ASSURANCE, and
VAUXHALL BRIDGE SHARES.
28, New Bridge-street. .
London, England, 1810-12-10

APPLEBY's ANTI-NERVOUS TEA

recommended by several eminent Physicians',
I as the most pleasant Restorative in all. Nervous Disor-
deis, inward kV ast ings, Loss of Appetite, Debility, &c.
The lblbwing will, prove its efficacy :
From the Rev. H. C. Mason, 'to Mr. Appleby.
Sir—ln consequence of reading the Rev. Or. llrooker's let.
ler to you, and from his account pad reason to believe your
Anti-nervous Tea deperving of every encOuragement, Ewa in-
duced to recommend it to several of my friendS, who laboured
under severe nervous afflictions.

1 have the pleasing satisfattion of assuring you, that they
have received the greatest benefit therefrom ; and you• mays
rest assured of my utmost end,favour to introduce it, per-
Suaded that Foreign Tea is extremely prejudicial to
giish Constitutions, and yours is both pleasant • and nutri.
lions.
Your obedient humble Servant,
HENRY COX MASON,
.Bermondsey, June a, 1804. • Rector of Bermondsey:

From Mr. Joseph %Valdon, Ironmonger, No. 380, 'Bother.
hithe, to ►Mr. Appleby, Islington. •
Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that atter 1 had spentia
great deal of. money with the Faculty,whom 1 consulted in the
hope of their curing my wife of a violent nervous complaint
she was afflicted with, and which ha died all the medicine that
was given her, Providence' directed me •to. Oder her your
Tea..
_ _

_ •
After having used it for some time, she is now, -blessed be
Cod, in perfect health, to the great happinesS of us both;
and 1 wish most heartily that other people, through this let.
ter, may give it a fair trial. •
I am, Sir,
Your grateful humble Servant,
July to. JOSEPH WALDON.
Sold by Mr. Butler, 4. Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-
row.; Collicot, 7G, Oxtord.street ; and by most. C 0 untry
Booksellers, in packets;ai as. 9d. and is. fd. eaLh. •
London, England, 1810-12-10

THE PITT SEAL,

sacred to the Memory of:that upright Statesman, to whom
Britain owes her Independence, her Safety, and her ac-
knowledged Superiority over the enslaved ac.,?
rrded
Nations of Europe.
R. ERASBRIDGE respeetfully informs those
who,sensible of such bles.,',t,s, lament the loss of
tint whose Councils procured them, . _ has happily
lticceeded in obtaining a correa Impression to: P ,
: Ogs.
and Lockets, taken from Turnerelli's Bust, which
'tti the best Likeness of the Right Hon. William Pitt.
No. zoo,. Fleet.street.

BENTHAM'S ELY.
SPeedi'y will be published,
Handsomely printed in Two Volumes Quarto, the Second
Edition of
--FHE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the
'CONV F.NTICA '1..-and. CATHEDRAL CHURCH
the ELY'. Which, besides the Letter-press and Plates,will
contain General Remarks upon Saxon and; Norman Archi.
.6.tore, and additional information respeding
;bric. ; now given for the first time irons the Author's
Niai:.lsCZiptS.
IV ANI ES BENTHA.M, M
Vicar of West Lutbenham, , Norfolk.
London, England, 1810-12-10

•
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers
respeCtfully inform the Public that T ICK 'TS an
!HARES for the NEW STATE LOTTE RY, are how 4.r.
oale at their Office. o. 93, Royal Exchange.
The Lottery consists of .10,000 Tickets numbered from r
ik
20,000, on an entire new • Plan. The ticheme contains
Four Prizes orzo,oool. Forty other capitals, and no Fri
loVver than zol.
All to be Drawa the tsth FEBRUARY Next.
In the late 0 6tober Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of 20,0001.
and 2,388, a Prize of 2,0001. were both sold in Shares at the
above O thee.
Letters, post-paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis.
London, England, 1810-12-10

CART IFICATLS.

Do
29. W. ',like, R. Whitehall, and H. lenkins, Smith,
field, linen-drapers.
S H igh, Nianclicster, merchant.
S. Healey, Live, pool, merchant.
1. Storey and R. storey, St. Margaret's-hill, merchants.
Upper Mary le-bone-street, leather-cutter.
E Best, jun binningham, merchant.
R. Hall, Swansea, dealer,
J. F. De.. 1, Shaftesbury, brewer.
Bartolozzi, Well_street, printseller.
R. Nixon, Sandertosh, dealer in horses.
J. Haywood, Wood-street, Cheapside, linen-draper.
B O'Dontiogline, Wydcombe, Somerset, wine-merchant.
I. Brandon and S Cortissos, Leadenhall-street, merchants.
R. juries, Albion-street, Blacktriar's-road, merchant.
London, England, 1810-12-10

•
• TO THE BREWERY.
PI'HE •GENTLEMEN of the BREWERY, and
and all others who brew their own Malt Liquors, are
re.,NvEltully informed, that 1-!,TIcINS's SAstandard
foraHA cO er-
E-
ER (which is now become the general
taining the strength and value of Malt Liquors) is made and
sold at No 8, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, London.—
is now well known that the-only mean> of enabling the
rßrewer to purchase his Malt according to its intrinsic value,
by wetting a sample previously, and trying the corn-
Varative strength of the Extratt, by the Saccharometer, which
bill indicate its value to 6d. per Quarter.
The Instrument also enables the Brewer to makeup his
LgYle of unitorm strength, and regulate the attenuation to the
‘ltrnost precision.
Thermometers on various construEtions, for taking the
heats for the Copper, Tan, &c.
London, England, 1810-12-10

SINGULA.RLY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR
EMPLOYING A SMALL ,CAPITAL TO UNCOM-
MON ADVANTAGE!
ANY Person.who.can command wool: and give
undeliable SeCurity for ioool. more, may now have
The opportunity of purchasing the ,Lease, Plain, with up-
Ivarcts Z 1609 CaskS of an Ale awl Table Beer Brewhouse, in
Me very best Situation in ,London. No other Brewhouse
be permitted to be ereded within a very considerable
tiistance of the present one and Houses for the acconimoda.
,on of more than to,ooo additional Inhabitants have lately
been built in the immediate vicinity of it; The whole ot
"lest:swill he ocLupject in the course of the, ensuing Summer ;
2nti the greatest part ot the Inhabitants will, for their own
"nvenienc.:. statur..lly become Costumers. Thc'ProprietOr
tiill satisfactorily prove that
_he procured upwards of Five
'inched Customers in the short s'Pace of twelve months,
previously to the above extent of Buildings being ct mmenced.
without further. comment, must at once convince every
zan this,( who will think for himself) ot the very extensive Trade
itt
hat may, in a very short time; be commanciedin this parti-
ttilar Situation only.
Apply personally, or by letter post-paid, for A. B. care of
air. Mayhew, Synitnond's inn, Chancery-lane.
_ •
London, England, 1810-12-10

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

Dec. 7, 18to.
THE COURTof DIRECTORS of the UNITED,
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of .ENGLAND Trad-
ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice,
,That at the Quarterly General Court of the sari Company ap-
pointed to be held on Wednerday,-tbe 19'h instant, a
the. Court of Directors of this day, that the Salaty of Captain
;fames Salmond, the ), Secretary at this House, for con_
eluding the Correspondence with India, be incleased
from taro!. to. quo/. per Annum, commence from the 11th
April last, will be laid before the said General Gums t for their
approbation, agreeably to the" td sec. of the 6th chap. of the Com-
. ,
pany's dye Laws.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-12-10

STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On the Igth, 2oth, 2rst, and 2?.71 Days of Deceinber 18to, at
' the Dog-Inn, Sandon ; to Lots,
•
Q EVERAL very Valiaable and most Desirable
'FREEHOLD FARMS, of rich ARABLE MEADOW
and PASTURE LAND, containing. together 730 Acres,
wita.c:invenieat ;And appropriate Buildings, situate in the
several Parishes, Vils, Hamlets, Townships, and Liberties
of Weston, Gayton, stowe, Eccleshall, Amerton, Frodswell,
DrOinton, Dogland, Meadowhurst, ilixton, Tochnore and
Chorlton, in the County of Stafford.
The Estates are situated within caSy-Distances of the great
Market Towns of Staffbrd, Stone, Newcastle-under-Line,
and Uttoxeter ; :and from the particular advantages arising
from the Contiguity of the Grand f undion Canal to_part
of the Property, as well as the Estate generally abounding
with Marie ; and other Parts of the Estates having Strearbs of
Water running through thew, they are not only. most desir.
able for Agriculture, but are well deserving of the attention
of the Manufadurer.

The Farms are in the several Occupations of John Steven.
son, of Weston; -John 'Dawson, Edward Fox, and Edward
Arthurs, of Gayton; George Dawson, of Ainerton ; John
Cretton, Joseph Dix, john Hawkins, and John Collier, Of
Stowe; Walter Yates, of Dogland; Joseph Yates, of
dowhurst ; William Ashley, of rodinore; and William
Turner, of Chorlton; Who will .chew -their respective
Farms. .

Particulars of Sale may be had about Ten Days preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Robert Hatvey, Donstal, near Lichfield ;
of Mr. E. R. Pickering, Staple. Inn, London • and at the
principal inns at Stowe, Statibrd, Sandon, Wolsley-bridge,
Uugeley, Abbots Bromley; BurtOn.upon-,Trent, Lich-
field, Woore,, Newcastle-undcr,Line, Stowe,-and Uttoxe-
ter.
London, England, 1810-12-10

.san• 0. . JylllC/11, MIL: LAZEMPSKie, milliner.
l an. 2. R. ugden, Bottany, near Ashton-under-Lyne, cot
ton-spinner.
Jan. 8, S. Rawhnson. Manchester, merchant.
Jan. if. E. hikes, Niorton, Denbigh, horse dealer.
Pee. Is. G. Palmer, Plymouth. haberdasher.
Dec. 29. R. Pickman, Dockliead. china and glass-man.
Dec. z 9. G. Self. Fenchurch street, grocer.
London, England, 1810-10-25

LOT 111.

A LEASEHOLD STAIiLi:,BREW-HOUSI:, and
OUT-13U1LD1NGS in the liutcher.row, Saliilniry, late in
-she occupation oi the said M. Burrough, and near to Lets i
and 2.

The respeaive Tenants wilt spew the Premises; and f,
further particulars, apply to Mr. Arney ur Mr. 'Finney, Sa-
lisbury, joint Solicitors to the Assioces ; it by Jetta( the
postage must be paid.
London, England, 1810-12-17

for the ;renter part, of ._Spaniards who have taken
the oath of allegiance to Joseph ; they arrived from
Andalusia as escort to a Mtge co,ivoy... On the 4th.
and sth entered in the.satne city,:forty-t wo carts, •
with soldierS'unfit for 'service, which took the road
fur Madrid.
AmOng the immens—e-c-ontribaions with %Nell
the Fs'e6ch load this unfottonate placelas' well as all
others which have the misfortune 'to .be troubled
with them, may be Meh.iwitcl a of reals.lper
lb. upon voco.t, five. on sugar, and 18 the quintal:
On cod ash:".

MAILS.
AkitIVED-1 Lisbon, 2 DUblill. DA. --I Malta, t Water.

/ord.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWltt.-VIR O'CLOCK.
671 i Red. AIM. 65--g 66
London, England, 1810-12-17

BANKRUFTGILS ENLARGED.

.
I. Wood, of High-street, Lambeth,. frotn Dec.' 25 to 29, at
ten, at G uildnall,, Loruton.
•P. De .13. "foledazio, Great i'rescott-street, Goodman's-
&lds; Middle Sex, from Dec. 25 to 29, at ten, .at
hail; London. • , _
I. 11. Roche, Sudbury, Suffolk, wine-niercliant, front Dec.
Is to Feb. af at ten, at Guiluhall, London.
Nov.T. Garner, Dudley, Worcester, brandy-merchant, from N
20 to 'lan. 8, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms Inn Peak-
ridge, Statklati.
W. knife, • LoWer Edmonton, Midd:esex, victualler, from.
Dec. 25-to lan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London.'
W. Stacey, Frornley, Surrey, horse-dealer, from Dec. 25•t0
lan. 12., at ten, at Guildhall, London.
It. Winstanley jun. King-street, Cheapside, and G. Hud-
son, Maziehester, warehouseman, from Dec. 15 to fan. 8,
4t ter, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTCILS SUPERSEDED.
.T. S. Williams, Liverpool, merchant.
P. Phillips and H. Mordecai, G loucester- Terrace, New-road,
Whites:navel, Middlesex, hardwareinett. , •
London, England, 1810-01-03

LOT V.

A Compaa and Desirable FARM, called S E LIOTS,
situated in the Parishes of Stoke Abbots and Burdock, 313011 E
One Mile from Broad, Windsor,. in the County of Dorset
consisting of a comfortable Farm-house and Out-buildings,
and 75 Acret more or less, of rich Land, of the estimated
.yearly Value of 1201. • , . .
Priutcd Particulars may be had at the Grecian 'Coffee-
'house, London ; at the !'lace of Sale ' • and the principal
Inns in Axminster, Bridport, and Crewkernei also ot lames
Hodder; of Hawkchurch, who will shew lIA Estates; and
for further particulars, appli.:aticin may be made to John
Stanley Smart, Esq, 213, Red-lion-square, London ; GeOris
• South, Esq. Market Lavington, notar Devizes,. Wilts ; or to
Mr.-Bond, Land Surveyor, AxtriMier, where Plawal the
Manors and Estates May be fern. ,
London, England, 1810-01-03

LOT III.;•

The Capital and very I mprovable' FREE HO D MANOR
orW D; Witli•its Rights, Royalties, Memberi, and -47
purtenances, advantageously situated, -adjoining the !eat
Western Road, in, the Parish df 'Whitethurelf Canonicoruin,
in the County of-Dorset, aboq Two, Miles- from Axmin-
ster and Lyme ; consisting of several "improvable Farms and
Woods in Demesne, containing! about sit Acres, with the
Reversion of sundry other valuable Estates, held 7.1,k-One,
Jwn, and Thiee Lives, Containing about Jive Hundred and
Flighty-three Acres, with a..valuable)Common, about One
Hundred and Fifty ACres ; the Whole within a Ring Fenceb
and well timbered. The Annual Value 12,001.- and
wards.

- LOT IV.
. . ,
• • 'A Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE,called WESTFORD
PARK, and BATE HAMS; situated near 13roadOridge, on
the Banks of the River Axe, in the. Parish of Thorocombe,
in the County of Devon ; consisting of a Farm House, and
'suitable Out-buildings, with 204 A. 3 R. 3s I'. inure yr:less,
of rich Crazing, Pasture, and Arable Land, of the estirnated
-annual Value.of 3501.
London, England, 1810-01-03

LOT 11l

Thel MPROVABLE RELHOLD MANOR of MIM-
LEY WARREN and HORN I,E Y FARM, crintaining
966'A. 3 R. 36 P. more or less, situated near ilertford-
bridge and Blackwater,- witlf the Plantations in (land and
Mirn:ey Warren Farm, with a newly-erected Farm-house,
Barns., Stables, and Put-buildinss, now occupied by
W. Bos-
Icy, op an improving Lease.
Printed 'Particulars may he had at the Grecian Coffee__
blouse, London ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr. Bosley,
the Principal Tenant, who will she'w the Estate ; and fur-
ther Particulars may be had of john Stanley Smart, Esq. 28,
R,:l Lian-square, Pinlborn, London; George South, Esq.
• Market Lavington, near•Devizes, Wilts, where Plans of- the
Estate may be seen ; or of W. Bond, Land Surveyor, Axmin-
, stet.

DORSENSHIRE and DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AU( ; ION",
At the ThieelCUps Inn, in Lyme,soli Friday the igihdarof
4t One o'Clock.
HE following very Valuable and Linprovable
VRE EHOLD MANORS,
.EsTAT ES,. and
.AD.,
VOWSON,, situated in a fine Sporting C;oulitry, abounding
with Game.
London, England, 1810-01-03

LOT I.

The Capita! and very Desirable FREEHOLD MANOR
of WI LD-COURT, with its Rights, Royalties, Vic:iibcr,,
and Appurtenances, situated in the ,Pari,h of Ilawkchurch,
in the County of Dorset, rind a small part in Axminster in
the Gounty. of Devoit,.:abOut 4 Miles from ~,,,xtuinster 'and
Lyine, Ofrom Chard, and to from Bridporr and Crewkerne ;
• coMprising the hlansion House of kVyide-court, with very
.valuable,,iind improvable ,Farins .is Demesne, containing
`aliout five Hundred and Seventy.? woAcres, and sundry Life-
contiiining Seventy.‘one Acres; the whole
within a Ring-fence, and well timbered, of the estimated an-
nual Yalucr of reool., and upwards.: • .

.„ . LOT 11.
'The ADVOWSON of the. RECTORY of the PARISH
CHURCH pf .1-LAWK,CHURCH. with the Glebe-linas,
Great and Sniaji. Tithes, and Redorial Manor thereof • the
yearly Value about fool.-
London, England, 1810-01-03

C:.RTAIN 'DISLASF..

DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and lAlg established
Medicine, _called G LiTTA SALU-TAIttS,, may be
depended on td be a certain, •safg, and speedy ci..re for, the
most. itiveteeate Venereal Disease, Gteets, Ulcers, Pains
and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex. ; its
operiiion is by urine and . insensiole perspiration. A slight
caSeNgetierally Cured ina few days, and a continued !riles
in a'isborf time.• 'inveterate Scurvy, fistula, Drcpsies,
Rheumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
speedily removed by these safe, and salutary drops. They
require nothing to work them off; ro restrAnt of diet, or
hinderatice from biisitesS. • ThoSe who take them may de..
pond on a s lad and perfect cure, without she knowledge of
any. person 7.itiatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa..
tient rnay go about hiS or her business without the least dan-
ger, The large quantities that are daily sold 'for exportation
and domestic u,e,_ prove their efficacy to surpass every other
medicine in the known world. Sold by appoint tens of Dr.
Freeman at !t.lr. Butler's, No,. q, Cheapside, corner of Pa..
ternostet-row ; and retail tiy one or more Medicine Venders
in every town, in bottles at 2S. 9.1. and .0. 6d. each, with:
am le directions. . ,