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London, England, 1810-03-02

MR;.GIFFOgD's LIFE OF MR. PITT.
This Day 'was published,
In Six 'large Yoltahrs Oct.tavo, with' two Portraits of Mr.
'Pitt, one-front-au otiginAl Piaure by Mr, l-loppner, the
other from the executed by Mr. Flaxman,-price
41. 4s. b...ixds.

AcIISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of
tire Right Hop., IN ILLIAIVI PITT; including some
Account of the Times hi-which he liired.
By lOHN GltiliOßD, -Esq.
Printed for T. Cadcll and W.Davies, Strand.
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LLFE.OF -LORD NELSON,ABRIDGEO.
This bay was published,
In Clite large Volume, Sri). with a Portrait of his Lordship,
_ pilot: 16s. in bOa.rds,
HEE-LIFE of ADMIRAL LORD NELSON,
K.B. from his Lordship'S Manuscripts. Abridged
from the Quarto Edition, , •
• By the Key. lAMES STANIER CLARKE; F.R.S.
Librarian to the Prince, and Chaplain to lrls Royal High
news's Household ;
Mid JOHN :MI•ARTHIJR, Esti: LL.Q. •
Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Viscount Hood.
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London, England, 1810-03-02

-The-Rev. HENRY L. WALSH, LL.D. in the Chair,

•-
,
- It was Unaninr•usly Resolved,
THAT a SUBSCRIPTION be immediately
set on toot; for the: purpose'o4 establishing such School
in Bath and its Vicinity. -
Thit. such-School be called the Bath and Bath Forum Free
School.

,
That the Rev. Henry Walsh, LL.D. .;
Sir Horace-Mann,
Bart.; Sir William Watson' ; John Wiltshire, Esq.;
Chas.-Best, Esc]: ; Richard Temple, Esq. • Richard Heavi-
side, ; John Haygarth, Esq. M.D. ; Alexander j.dfraj-,
Esq. ; Wm..• Clark.; Esq. c Chas. Phillott, Esq. •, John ,
Nlackgasshan, Esq. ; WilWm Clarkson, Esq. ; -J. Wilkin-
son,. Esq.; anti Henry Windsey, Esq, be a Committee for
such purpose. ..That any live, of-such Committee be competent to act.'
That Mr. Lancaster be requested to render his assistance in
the establishment of this Charity: "
That Messrs. Clemtnt and Tug Well, bankers,- be appoint-
ect Treasuters. ,

That Books for Subscriptions be opened at the several
Banks, Pump Rooms, and Libraries in this city.
That Mr. iihn. Daviesand:Mr. Rich. Else, be appointed
joint -Secretary and,Sub-Treasurer: •
'chat these Resolutions-ix, published with the Subscrip-
tions already received in the Bath Papers.
A*mapy of the Nobility and Gentry of j3ath are now- re-
siding in London, it is considered expedient to insert the above
Kesuiuti.ng i s rile 1-spOtois Yapcia.
London, England, 1810-01-30

WAD

Bank Stock, ,
Navy s per Cent 9 911
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 Per Cent. 84i
3 per Cent. Red. E .811
3 per Cent. Cons. 68 ti
844..k.0ng Ann. 8 7-16ths
--t6tlis 6

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On Wednesday thq 17th inst. at her son's house in St.
'John's-streer, Mrs. S kTivia Pain, widow of the late
Edi Vin Pain.
On Wednesday last, Mr. 'Peter Martin, of Kennington,
aged 72.
•On Friday last, at his seat at Overbury, after a long anct
painful illnesS, lame s Martin, Esq in his 72d year.
The same day, Mr# Roberts, wife of bun Roberts, Esq.
of Lamb's Conduit- s !reet.
- •
Ort-,Saturday morns ng,: at Richmond, -Surrey, in the 724
yeat of'her age, Mrs. Catharine lames.
On Sunday 'last, ac his house in Fenchurch.street, Am-
Erose'Weston; Esq.. tin his 56th year.
yesterday, at his It ouse Bedford- place, after a lingering
illness, Mr. Mailing:, father to Lady Mulgrave, and many
Years one of the Corti tnissioners of Excise,
Th 9 same !nothing; at six o'clock, at his apartments in
fames street, Covent -garden, Mr. Adams, the father of the
Misses Adams of )ven t - garden.
On the 29th inst. ;at his house in Lime-street, after a lin-
gering illness, T tas Gibson, Esq. aged 6r.
The same day, at his house is Great George•street, the in. '
Lint son of S. F. Lq ttsotn, Esq. •

SeRICE OF STOCKS

YESTERDAY.

India Stock,
India Bonds, 15t. do. 17.5.
preni.
Exchequer Bills. 6s. 11$. pr.
Pmnium,
Imperial 3 per Cent. 671
Cons. for Feb. 684
London, England, 1810-01-30

IMPERI AL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, JAN. 29.
Colonel DRINK.WATER presented tEd Tenth and
Eleventh Reports of the Military Inquiry.

LORD GANTBIER

The-EarFof Li V i. II Pi)6l, rose;_and adverting to the
Oreer of the Day for a motion of :Thanks,. to • Lord
Gambier, said;' he :ivas sorry'to say that his Nobte
Friend who intended to bring forward the motion
was 'so much indisposed that he was quite unable to
attend in his place that —day. He' should therefore
beg- leave to defer the motion till Wednesday,
.when
it was probable his Noble Friend' might be able to
:.I; tend. , .. -
. . . -
. .

Lord GRENVJLLE thSght it would be more advise-
able not Ito fix a day until it had bett. ascettaintfd
when the Noble Lord might be able:to avend.
The motion, in I he' interirn,wasked for Thursday;
London, England, 1810-01-30

JASPER VAU X, Esq. in the Chair ;

Resolved Unanimously, - •
ThaAjt appears to this Meeting, that it will be highly de.
triinentalito the interests of the Subscribers to this House in
general, arid ruinous to numerous individuals who have made
Insurances their'sole business, if arty new Company should
be--.legaily authorised by Charter or otherwise, -to elect
" Marine Insurances." •
- 'Resolved Unanimously, -
• That it appear' to this Meeting, 'that the formation of any
new Company would be an intrihgement of their general
rignts, which have been. already trenched upon by .the Char.
ter, granted.to the Royal Exchange and London Assurance
Companies, and that every restraint on Commerce is a' bar'to
its prosperity. • "
Resolved, •
That it aPpears tO this .Meeting, • that so ldng as the MA
of Pieliainent which authorized his late Majesty ,Isling George
the first to grant these Charters, stands uniepealed, so long it
it impracticable for tile Legislature, without -* violation of
justice, to sandion the formation of any new Compavy for,
similar purposes ; because on the one hand that Act caviares,
that'rto other Company shall effect Marine Insurances, and on
the other it prohibits any two or more individuals from-un-
derwriting on joint account, notwithstanding they may be
partners for every other purpose.
Resolved Unanimously,
That a Special Committee be appointed for the purpote of
opposing every aoplication to Parliament, or to the Lords of
the Privy Council, for an Actor Charter to -enable any addi.
„Ilona! Company •or Corporation to effect Marine Insurances,
'and that:Such Committee have full powers to take all such
measures as they shall deem 'most expedient f._ r that purpose,.
and--that ihey be reimbursed all Expellees they may incur out
of the kends rat this House.
Resolved-Unanimously,-
' That committee' consist of the following Gentlemen,

TOArgerstein,'. Esq. . I.•F. ThrochmortOn, Esq.
homas_ Parry, Esq. . Thomas Reed, Esq.
Horatio Ginger,- Esq. Robert Dewar, Esq.'
Jarnes Imes,
George Munro, Esq.
Esq.
ThOrnas Newnhain, Esq. , Ken. .M.,ckenzie, Esq.
Joshua Reeve, E.sq.. - . Elias Heintz, Esq.
SaMuel Shaw,. Esq. • • T. t(alliday, E6q.
Resolved Unanimously, .
That the thanks of this Meeting be, given to the following
Genti,;men, ‘olio signed the Requisition, viz..'
I. l• Anger Stein, Esq. Ales. Anderson; Esq. • '
Thomas Parry, Esq. - Win. I'hwaytes, Esq.'
Elias Heintz, Esq. William hrnck, Esq.
George Munro,
Munro Esq. ~ ,William Allen., Esq.
A. "Elloarson,.Esq.- . . John Wit.- on, Esq. . - •
K. MaLkenik, Esq. 'I honlaS Newnhain, .Esq.
H. Cl,-:,ag;i Esq. •
.. .
Resolved Unanimously, ,
-That thtSe'Proceetiings.be advertised in the daily and Pro-
vincial Papers.'

. . .
(Signed): iikSeE RVAU X; Chairman,
The Thanks of toe:Meeting- ,tvere pnaulnously giveat;to
tic L Oat r man, tor his ableend impArtid con u,..9.1n the Chail%
London, England, 1810-01-30

BIRTH.

Yesteiday,- at. No. 9r, james-street, Westminster, the
Lady of Lteutenant,Col 3nel Barclay, of the szd Light I LI-.
Pantry, of a Daughter.

MARRIED.

Oc .Tuesday last, it Bishop Wearmouth, in Durham,.
Marmaduke Fethersto; haugh, Esq. to Miss MIL
On Friday morning, at Sr. Mary-le-bonne Church, by the
Bight lte-si. the Lord Bishop of London, the Rev. Bryant
Borgese, of Saiisbury- place, to Miss Margaret, elde4t daugh.-_
ter of the Rev,.: Matthi as Button, of Selling, in Kent
Ou the 3oth of Nay, .nberlast, at Malta 'oho llaray Kett
- dlesham, of ftendles:l; on, in the County of Suffolk, to Mary
Andalusia, second day ghter of Lieutenant,Cplonelllickemst
-of the Royal' linkineet s. . • ' • '
London, England, 1810-01-30

SINECURE PLACES.

Mr. FuLLEtt-gave notice that he would move, on
that day fortnight, for leave to bring in a Bill to
abolish all Sinecure Places in the United KingdOm,
after the demist of their present posSessors.

, Mr. GiLes gave notice that he would on Thurs-
day move for leave to bring in a Bill that would
have for its objet the amending so much of an ad
passed in the 34th year of his present Majesty, as
relates to checks upon Bankers.
London, England, 1810-01-30

TF-'
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7
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T-UESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1810: -

• Lloyd's, January 29, tBrm.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to this HOUSE, convened for the pur-
pose of taking into consideratiow •such: measures as, should
appear most expedient, in order to prevent the suee,..ss of an
intended application to Parliament, for establishing another
Chartered Company,, with, powers. to etfeet Mariue In-
surances ;"

, -
A MUCH-WANTED SCHOOL-BOOK..
This Day was published,,.
Handsomely printed, so as to. correspond with•the Author's
Reading Exercises, price Half-a-Crown, bound in Red,
with the full allowance tosehonis, . •
rrHE SCHOOL DICTIONARY ; or,
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ed the Roots of Words, anti important and significant Words
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By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR,
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Of whom may be had; - all the other Works of the same
Author:
London, England, 1810-05-07

SMITHFIELD MAKKET, MAY 7.

This day's Market was amply supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in othe‘respecis
plentiful; Veal is cheaper than ourlast report ;•
Beef and Mutton are dearer; Lamb and Pork sup-
port last prices ; and the trade in general was.wlera-
.bly brisk.--The sales in the Hay Market were pretty
-considerable ; Hay has got up in, price, Straw and"
Clover hare fdlen in price.—We subjoin an accu.:',
rate statement of the prices and numbers

To sink the on-Al per stone.of 81h.
Beef 4s. 81 tp 6s. 4d. Mutton 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Ve4l
is. 61. to 7s. zd. Lamb Gs cd. to Ss. od. •
Beasts' 2200. Sheep and Lambs )7,500.
Pigs 340.

Calves 'de.

_
E.DIIT;IFIELD HAYMARKET.
Thy 41. res. 6L •WS. ccl. Strroy 71, ICS. ad. to 31.
od. Clover 61. oil. to 74. 7.5.
London, England, 1810-05-07

DEPTFORD PICTUALLING-Y4RD,
,• , • • ls 1809.
THESE are to give Aotice, That On7hurSday, the
loth inn, a? to o'Cl,ck in the Forenoon, he exposed to
Sale at His lifajesy- 's Pißualling-Yard, at Deptford, sundry
Lots of ibe following ROVIS'IONS-‘and VICTUALLING;
STORES, viz.

•
Brearl, Bread:dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings,-Raisins, Cur-
rants, Rice, Peas, Oatmeal, Pot Barley, Bake-house Sweep-,
ings, Callavances, Bags and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Empty
Tierces, Fish. Barrels, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Boards' Ends,
Staves and Heading, Wine, Pipe and Brandy Pieces, Iron
Hoops, COopers' Tools, and a Quantity of tire-Wood, &t.
&c. now lying in the aforesaid Yard.

A Deposit of k 25 per Cent. is r be immediaielj male upon the
amount of each Lot, and the remainder rj the Purchase .Monty
paid before the Articles are taken away ; for •ts hie, purpose, a
Period of 19urteMitvorking-dqys will be allowed from the time of
Sale, the Buyers partkula.iy observing, that not lets than one
half ?I the qvantify is' to be removed front the Premises within the
first seven Days, and the remainder in the seven following Days;
otherwise the Deposit Money to be fin-felted, acid the Provisions
or Stores remain the Proisertv us no evension of
lime will on any account be granted.
London, England, 1810-05-07

TRANSPORT-pliFICEfr

Apr/124, !Soo.
, -
4HE COMMISSIONERS for Conduating His
MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takiug
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners_of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will he
ready at this Office, on Thursday, the wt.) May, IS to, to receive
sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may he gto
colltraa for supplying the undermentioned Artiaes for Twelve
Montt"s certain, viz.
COALS; at Norman Cross.
London, England, 1810-05-07

I#!v, to be used as a credential to Prince Ferdinand.
On
.the back of !his letter- tie f. hawing was written
in the hand of I.l,lartf.iis Wellesley :
The undersigned
.lirincitial Secretary of State
of h,s Brilannic Majesty for the Foreign Depart-.
merit, declares, that this letter is truly the same that,
Catholic Majesty Charles IV. addressed to his-
`23:4•9rfitie Majesty George 111. on occasion of the

• P.l...:lrThge o: the Prince of Asturias, actually King
4.,fdinand VII. This authentic document -is con•
tided to thL• persons who will have the honour of lay-
ingil before his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand VII. to
vefiV their mission.
aowning-street. Feb. 26, 1810.%

" WEL LESLEY."
London, England, 1810-05-07

No. V.

te!ter from King George 111. signed in his proper hand, to
Prince Ferdinand, entrusted to Kolli.

SIR, •MY BROTH ER—I have longwished for an
opponunity to -.transmit to your _Majesty a letter
signed in my proper hand,. expressing the lively in-
. t.rest and profound regret I have felt since your
Majesty has been removed from your. kingdom and
1.,y31 suh;et-ts. Notwitstanding the Violence
.and
ruelty with which the Usurper of the throne of
• Svaiti overwhelms the Spanish nation, it•must prove
a great consolation to your Majesty, to,learn that
your peoplepreserve their loyalty and attachment to
the' person of their -lawful King, and that Spain
makes continual efforts to uphold your Majesty's
rights, and to re-establish the independence of the
MonBrchy. The resources of my kingdom, ' my.
fleets and armies, shall be employed to assist your
Majesty's subjects in this great cause, Wand my ally,
the Prince Regent. of Portugal has also contribUted
to it with all the zeal and derseverance of a faithful
friend.

To your Majeste!'s faithful subjects, as well as yoUr
allies, your presence only is wanting in Spain, where
it would inspire a new energy.
I therefore entreat your Mjesty with all the
frankness of the alliance and friendship which bind
we to your Majesty's interest to consider of the
molt prudent and effectual means of escaping
from the indignities you experience, and of show-
ing yourself among a people who are unanimous
in their wishes for your Majesty's happiness and
I annex to_ this letter a copy of the credentials
-tvhich my Minister in Spain is to present to the
Central Jutua that governs there in the Mine, and by
tiie authority of your Majesty.
I entreat your Majesty to yest assured of my sin-'
cere friendship, and of the true attaclunent with
which I am, Sir, my Brother, •
► Your worthy Brother,
(S'gned) GEORGE R.
(Countersigned)- WELLESLEY.
At the QL4een's Palace, London, jan. 31, 18 to.

No. VI. Is a letter from George 111. to .Prince
Ferdinand, being a copy of the full powers granted
to Henry Wellesley.
No. VII: This is a letter frrm M. de Berthemy,
giving a description of the festivities at the Castle
of•Valancay, on the Ist of April, in honour of the
- Emperor's marriage ; upon which occasion the
,Spa-
nish Princes are represented as laving studiously em-
braced every opportunity of manifesting their joy-at
the event. They attended the Chapel at the Castle,
and at tl-re conclusion of the Te Deum Prince Fer-
dinand was the first to exclaim, " Long live the
Emperor,- long live the Empress." The toasts atter
dinner were by Prince Ferdinand—"• Our august
Sovereigns Napoleon the Great, ;rlcl Maria Louisa
his august sizouse." By ~Prince Charles, '' The
two Imperial and Royal Families of France and
Austria." By P:ince -Anthony, " The happy union
of Napo!eon the Great and Maria Louisa." M.
D'Amezaga,' at the table of the Officers Of their
household, gave, " Napoleon the Great and Maria
Louisa, the glory and delight of le,ance and Ger-
many ; may Divine Providence grant them a long
and happy life." The Castle and
,P4rk were illu-
minated in the evening with: between 8 and 9000
lamps.
London, England, 1810-05-07

• VICTUALLING.OFFIC,II,
litY 41 ;BR,'
HECOMMISSIOYERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS MA Pt; STY's NA V Y do hereb." give Notice,
That on Friday, the . alb Inst. they will 4e ready to receive
Tenders, in
„writing (sealed tip), and treat for Tzvo Hundred
Tons of good sound yl RCM LEAF TOBACCO; tote
delivered, c:ne half thereof in Six !reeks, andthe other half in Six
IPeeks afterwards, into his Majesty's Viaualling Eton at the
Ports, and in the 'Proportions undermentioned,
• Deptford Tans..
th
Plymouth
50
2 0 0
And to.be paid for 4y Billss payable with Interest, ninqy dajo
alter date.
The Conditions of the Contral7 may be seen at the Secteiaty's
>Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in 'words at length, or that shall not he de.
livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Fria4c the
tBth Instant, nor finless thef Person who maker the Tender, or
rime Po son on his behalf, attends,- to answer whet..' called fix.
London, England, 1810-05-31

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Ptinted-for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row, London; and Wright and CruickshariL; Liverpool.
London, England, 1810-05-31

SCOTCH lUDICATURE.

arl STANHOPE, aftef making several pointed, re-
inarks on the report which the Commissioners have
Made on the subje6l of this Bill, in which they
seemed widely to differ from one another, thought
it incumbent on him to move, that they be called
upon to, deliver in the reasons upon which they
grounded their respettive dliferences of opinion.
The Ea!l of Li%erpool and the Lord Chancellor
11104,11 f the subject of too much imPortance to be
discussed without a formal notice and. in so thin an
i 3 ten dance, and suggested the propriety of with-
drawing the notice for the present.
Lord STANHUPE letiuiesced in the suggestion,
and gave notice that he .should make a: motion- to
the same effect on Friday next, for which day
their Lordships were ordered to be summoned.—
. Adjourned...

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, IdAY 30-;

Mr. INIARIUYATT presented a Petition from the
tnderwriters Lloyrel's, and the Merchants and
Tradesmen of ihe City .of LOndon, against the
Marine Insurance was ordered to lie on
the table.
Col. Aer..4:l presented a Petition from the 'iTown
of Berwick-upon,Tweed, praying for Reform in
Parliament, and a definition of its Privileges.--Or
ilered to lie on the table.
Mr. &mu presented a Petition from the County
of the Town of Nottingham—it did 'not advert to
any of the late proceectings, but simply prayed for
a fair and equal' Representation of the Pedple.---Or-
dered to lie on the table.
Mr. MANNING presented a Petition. from% the-
Merchants, &c. of the Cityof London, prayingthat.
.&he British LaWs may be extended to the Island of
Trinidad.—Ordered to lie on the table.
The Bastard Child Bill, and the Black Game Bill,
Went through Committees, the reports of. which
Were ordered to be received to-morrow.
MAJOR CARTWRIGHT'S PETITION.
Mr.WurretteAn held-in his hand a Petition from
Major Cartwright, which had been some
.time
be-
fore rejeded on the eround of 01W lenience in it,
applying in an insulting manner to an aEt of the
House ; that sentence was now altered in such a
manner,_ as to prove that it formerly applied merely
to the 'ea of the Serjeant at Arms; in this fortn'
he now presented it. The part of the Petition al-
luded to was then read by the Clerk ; atter whicji
it was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. WHARTON moved that there should be
laid before the House, accounts of the impor-
tation and exportation of Bar Iron in Great.
Britain ; which accounts, pursuant .to order, he
then brought up.—They were ordered to lie on
the table.
On the motion of• Mr.-Wharton, the following
' Bills were read a third time and passed. The Judge
Advocate's Flanking Bill. 'lle Malt Regulation
Bill. The British Fishery Bill, and the Flax Bounty
Bill.
London, England, 1810-05-31

PICTUALLING.OFFICE;
May 22, !SU).
THE COMMISSIONERSjor ICTUA LLING
His illAyESTrs NAVY do hereby give Nctice, That on
Tuesday, the jib of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders
in writing (sealed up); and treat for what COOPERAGE
STORES, and TOWN-MADE COOPERS"FOOLS, or
TOOLS of equal goodness, the service of this Department may
require for the spa.e of Twelve Months, to he deliveted into His
IYajesy's piaualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for 4y.
Bills Payable, with. interest, Ninety Days af te, date.
The Conditions of the Contraas may he seen at the Secretary's
Porrgardti.ig 4 had to any Tender in which the Price shall
44 be iit::;.rted in ibords eit length, cr that shall not be delivered to
the Boat.li"ii.Pr One o'Cloa on the said Tuesday, the sth of June
next, nor itnAss Ike des ion ichho Makes the Tender, or some Per.
son on his behalf, utte d, to aniwer wl?kn called jot.
London, England, 1810-05-31

ha't per cent. Rind under the c )nsideratOn of ti e
House. • • •

Mr., LONG complained of the constant personali-
ties of the Hon. Gentleman, and vindicated his own
conduct, and that of Government.

.Mr. BROUGH AM _wished to call the attention of the
House_to that from which they had'Aigressed, the
motion-of his Right Hon.. Friend. 'He wondered
hii propositiOn could'be viewed in soodious a light.,
The address proposed would, in point of form, bean
Address to the Crown-, -but in point of fa6t,. an ad-
dress to his Majesty's Ministers. The slender ma.
jority by which the question was formerly carried
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer afforded-no
g oands fr.r exultation,- or for confidence. If there
were a fund from which the Duke-of Byunswick's
pension could be paid without burthening the,pub.
lie, from that. fund, it ought.to be paid. He then
proceeded to controvert .the statements made with
'respeti to the Civil List, which, he contended, was
in ;etre& sufficiently augmented by • various aids -to
counter-balance the effe& of the depreciation of the
value of money. Under all the circumstances, he
th2ught the annuity ought to be paid out Of the Droits
of Admiralty.
. Mr. STEPHEN disapproved of the Address, and
thought if the Duke of Brunswick's case-had .never
_been brou'ght forward, an Addi.ess -of- that nature
might have been voted With equal propriety, and for
a greater sum. The .proposed.' Address went too '
far, or, it did not go far enough, . If the arguments
urged by Gentlemen opposite were good, if they
ought to address his Majesty for 70,0001. which it.
had been said was sufficient to purchase an annuity
.for the Duke of Brunswick, they ought not to ask
"Merely 70,0001.' but 40(1,0001. A fund of 400,0001.
was, in his opinion, not sufficient to secure British
captors from the yaost cruel inconveniences. The
fund, he contended, was not increasing, nor was it
likely to increase. Far from being larger than
it had been, the balance was Smaller than it had
been at any time in the course of the last seventeen
years.
_ .

Mr. WIIITBREAD strongly supported the motion.
It had been said the Droits of the . Admiralty were
dangerous-, as in bad times the nation might be pre-
cipitated into a War by
,the avarice of the Sovereign.
How much more dangerous were those Droits [dale
by the present system applied-,to purposes like those
for which it appeared they were to he reserved,-the.
evils likely thence' to arise were much increased in
-nuniber and magnitude.
Zr. TIERNEY, in xeply, went over the same
grounds; and from what had come out in the
course of debate, would not leave any part of the
Droits of the -Admiralty in the power of the Crown,
except what was necessary for naval purposes.
For the motion . . . . 75
Against it • . ..... .• . . tot
' Majority -against the motion 26

When the Opposition was in the lobby, Mr. PON-
SPNBY addressed the Gentlemen, and requested their
;attendance to=morrow (this day), when Mr. Banke's-
motion, would certainly be brought forward.
House adjourned at one o'clock. .
London, England, 1810-05-31

SALES, &c.

• TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
In pursuance of an Order of the High Court of Chancery;
made in the causes, FA RR Elt against HIGGI NS, FAR. RER against ORLEBAR, MORGAN against PAGE,
and
,FA RR ER against HARRISON, dated the ttth day
of -.I uly 1809; °fan Order madein the cause FARR ER
against FA RR E R,. dated the ad day of April, ISi ; • and
of a General• Order of the. Court, dated the oth day of No.
verriber, 1809, with the approbation of William AleX-
ander, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, at
the Swan Inn, in the Town of Bedford, on Saturday, the
I,6th day of lune, 18 ro, at one o'clock precisely,
OEVERAL FREEHOLD MES S U AGE S,
FARM'S, and LANDS, situate in the Counties of
BC; CK 1 NG 1-1 ANI and BEDFORD ; .and certain Tithes of
Cdrir, of old Inclosures and open Field Lands, in Stagsden,
the said County of Bedford, late the- Estate of William
Farrer, Esquire, deceased, the Testator named in the Plead.
ings of the said. Causes. -
Printed Particulars whereof may be had at the said Mas.
ter's Chambers, in Southampton:buildings, Chancery-lane,
Landon -; of Messrs. Graham. Kinderley, and Domville, So-
liicitors, Lincoln's. Inn ; Messrs. Catty and Haitian, Soli.
citors. Angel-court, Throgmorton.street ; of Mr. Hurst,
Newport Pagneil 1 of Messrs. Kitelee and• Son,
Land-Surveyors, Castle-Thorp, near Stony Stratford; at
the Bull, Olney ; White Hiirt, Ampthill ; the Sun, Bit.
Chin ; and the George, Woburn; and at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1810-07-03

Ll I ED.

On the 28th ult. at Gibraltar, mr. C. Creetham, •Mid—
shiprnan of His Majesty's ship Volontaire, son of Mr, Greet.
ham, of the Customs, at Portsmouth.
On the 30th ult. at her house at Twickenham, -Isabella,
the Lady of the late Major Cole,. eldest daughter of the late
Sir Henry Ibbetson, Bart, and cousin to Francis Burton,
Esq. M. P. for -Oxford.
On Thursday morning, at Southsea, place, of an apoplec..
tic fit, Lieutenant Valance Coniyns, first Lieutenant of His
Majesty's ship Royal William, aged
The same night„ at the house of ticr son-in-lavy, Pete[
Alley' Esq. Mrs. Arrowsmith, mother of Mrs. Alley.
On Friday last,- at his house at ilaston, after a long illoessi
William Davenport Br, mley., Esq. of Eaginton-Hall, in
Warwickshire,
On Saturday last. after a lingering illness, iolin Carroll,
Esq. of Va;e. Place, flammersMith, in his Wit Year.
On Friday the aid ult. Mr. lohn Hay ter, L'oOper, of
Shafteshuty, well known by the name of The. Old Squire.
London, England, 1810-07-03

"C 7

.ADMIRALPY-OFFICE,
lane 9, alp.
NOTICE is hereby given that a Session of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal Delivery,. 10" the Trial of Of-
fences committed on the High Seas, within the jurisdiaion of the
4dmira4ss of England, will he held at justice fell, in the Old
Bailey, London, an Thursday the 12th of 7.,e(y next, ae Eight
o'Clock in the Morning.

Y. W CROKER,

PICTUALLING.OFFIC'E.

June, 26, 'Rio.'
THE COMMISSIONERS for iTICTUAL LING
Ms MAJESTY' s NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Friday, the 13th July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders
in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply (on separate
Contraan) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for
the use of His Majesty's ships and vessels at Hull and Falnnuth,
re.!peaivebt, for Twelve Months certain, and further; until six
Months warning shall be given -for the termination of the Con traas,
the fortncr from the 3oth July, and the letter from the 19'h Stem.'
hernext : And ass for the supply of FRESH REEF to his Ma-
jes!y's ships and vessel; at Greenock for Twelve-Months certain'
from the 3011, July next, and further, until six Months ?vat's.
jug shall be given. To be paid for by Bills, payable with in.
serest, Niney days after date.

The Conditions of the Contrath may 6c seen-at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office ; or by applying In the Co/le-Eh:7l of His
Majesty's Customs at Hull, FalmOnth, and Greenock respeßive(y.
No regard will be had to any Tender in whichtke Price shall
not be inserted ix words at length, br that shall ,rot be delivered,
to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the i3th of
my next, nor unless gie Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends,-to rirawer, whencalled to, : —Nor
will any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon f,me or.
tides, and prices much inferior to the real value. upon others, be
considered as proper to be admitted.
London, England, 1810-07-04

A:l7 . William Thomas Pass and Jacob Bailey, of Dock-
head, Bermondsey,, brewers, at twelve, at Guildhall..
Aug 1. Thomas IVard, late of Broad-street, but now of
Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and
Duck Tavern,Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull.
July 2.3. David Thompson Myers, lat 9. of, Stamford,- Lin-
. colnshire, draper, at noon, at the George Inn, in St. Mar-
tin's Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire.
Aug. 3. George Holden, of the Town of Kingston-upon-
mercharit, at-eleven, at the Dock and Duck tavern,
in Scale-lane, KingstonApon-flull.
July 23. Atob •rt Holton,.of VVooburn, Bucks, matlster, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
Aug. -1 t. Isaac Wilbon,-formerly'of the Cape of Good Hope,
and now or I ate orritornhaugh. st reet, merchant, at twelve,.
at Guildhall.
_

July 24. Richard Horsley, now or late of Eldon-street,
Spital-lields, Middlesex, silk-weaver, at, ten, at Guild-
hall.
July 24 Thomas Adams, of High. street, South w ark, Surrey,
innholder, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 27. Robert Birkert, of' Gloucester-street, Queen-
square, Middlesex, tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July-28. Robert Houlden, of St. Margaret's, Southwark,
Surrey, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1810-07-04

COURT,OF EXCHEQUER, JULY 3.

TIIB KING.
r. V LORD CAVENDISH.
This is an information filed by the Attorney-Go-
__
neral for the duty on 61,9641. stated to be ti,e
due of the property "or the' late Lord" .Freclerick_
Cavendish,, in the possession of Lord G. Caiienuisii,
the residuary legatee. It appears that the NoWe de-
tendatit obtained the residue in 1802, and it was
not until 1808 that an 'account of the sum -14 as de-
livered to The. property had
then insreasecrby the. ace;qinulation of , interest,
and it be6anie a-question whether the CrOwn wO5
intitled-, by an Airs passed"in the. 36th of the Kings
to exact a duty on- principal and interest, or for
the residue Only, as it stood, at the death of the
testator.

The SouctrOß-GENERAL,, in support .of the in"
formation, disclaimed any intention to requite more
of the defendant's noble and respeciable family tow'
. the Jamrspecitically pointed-out. , The 35th seCtiori
of the 4.l‘said, whenever any/person was entitled
to' residue ',of the personal estate of 'a testator, lie
shonld to duty. The publiOand the indk
• vidtrial were entitled to the SAllle thing at the saw°
time,. and .the legatee was, bound to give in an ac"
count of the residue. Whenever the account 0-5
deliVered,: the' public ,had a right to say it wait 0,1"
clearlresidtre•orr which the duty ought to tie taken•
mr,..Sericant.VAnGllAN, On the other ;side; con-
tended that by the term residue, the Legislature did
not mean.to include the pturit which attiched to t°
property in the 'hands of the residuary legatee. Tll6
att did not exatit a duty on the "protirs...•
The SOLICITOR-GENEItAL, in reply, maintained
that the facts of the case, as. they appeared on tO
date given by the defendant, entitled the Crown to
the duty for the gross sum. The Court did not give
judgment:- This case has excited grer.t interest. _
London, England, 1810-07-04

sh,ll)

CRAVE/11ND, JULY 2.
Arrived—the La Rosalie, Samool..l, from the Havannah•
Sailed—the Spurton, Fut-hell, for Gibraltar; *Thomas'
Burton,•for Surinam; Charles, Burton, tor Curacoa ; a"'s
the Mary, -Calder,- for Lisbon.

At it I ED.
On Thursday the 7th ult. at Stockholm, in Sweden, 133.
ron Otto William Klinkowstrom, Knight of the Order of ths
Sword, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aid-de-Cani., lo His Ma'
jesty the King of Sweden, and Chamberlain to Her Majesty,
to Mrs. Sarah 'Brooke, widow of the late Thomas Brooke.
Esti/

tin Saturday last, at Mitcham, Surrey, Mr. Thorna
Stowers, jun. of ChArter-house-square, to M,ss Elizabeto
Mellish, of the former place.
On Monday last, at
,Wroughton; Wilts, the Rev. lames
Townsend Lawes, of Marlborough,
,to Sarah, eiricst dat:o-
ter.ol. the late William 1361i0n, Esq. of 13asingriall.streel,
London,. •
Yesterday, at Mary-le-bonne Church, the LloniSarno
flood, to Lady Charlotte Nelson.

-•
On Sunday the 24th ult. at his house, Richmond, SurteYr
Mr. Thumas Watkins, 'aged 87.
t)n- licntiayba, of a consuniption, Mrs. Elizabeth Dawes,:
of Trinity,street,- Rotherhithe; in-the 35th year otter age-
On the 27th of May,. at Westruther, Scatland, in the loch‘'
yoar of her age, Margaret Jordan, widow of John grater,
mint in Wedderlee. •

PRICE •O
leztsr

• ..I.OOKS
lUD A if,;
India Stock,
India Bonds, 18s. r6s. pr. '
Extbeq.Bilis, is. Its. 35. QtOrnniurn, err."
Imperial 3, per,Cent.
Cons...for Opening, 71 f,

Bank Stock, 258 j 259
Navy ; per Cent. shut
Irish 5 per Cent. • •
London, England, 1810-07-04

COUall o t?JA'G'3 PENCit, J 4,

•
TI4IE-Acrtot4s DROUGHT BY SIR FEANCts IltisnEtt
AGAINST THE spEAri.b.E, THE sEttiliANi• AT AEUSi
AND THE EARL: of
Mr. Set-it:ROI SHEPHERD appeared as q0:211sel rot
the plaintiff, to show cause against the rule which
the'ATTottWEY-GENERAL obt.inecl for having the ac•
tions against the two latter defendants tr'ed tat Bar.--g
He said that the grounds on which t lie iu:es ,were
moved consiited of the great public importance rit
the q. ile,tions to he agitated, and the rank and pub-
lit:eh:traders of -the several def-nd oats. He anmit‘•
ted all this, and he also ad'uitted.that the most
leant mode that the !pm could feint out ft:t !he in•
vestigation, ought to be res,d(ed to; but as 130
had understood that the Ati4ney General,
,vt hen
he rnade the application, insintanted that tht: Oath.
tiff, had a.vilfully- delayed his proc edings, in some
respects, he 'thought it incumbent on him to declare,
that so tar from nal', he had ur4rd evrry thing tint
indeCent haste to bring the mater to a speedy deci.
sion. The. Learned Serjeant then entered into a
detail of the proceedili.s,-- as tar as the pleadings
and the other process. tad been conducte gualg
through theta all seriatim, and concluded with say.
ing, '' If it does appear to your Lordship, and IC)
thL Court.st large, that the magnitude of the sub.-
je(49.to be laid befne a Jury, is of that descrip
tion, of that impoi t, a s to require the solemnity%
of trials at Barr, it would ill become my client to opii,
poser interfere with your wishes. Bdt
it is necessary, I submit, that your Lordships shoraid
name a day when the trials should- take
-.The -ATTOR EG EN BRA L The plaintiff; My
Lord, has managed p.oCet•cli,.g4 an such a way,
inat'he has mixed with the matters of fact.. ma.-
ters of law, and as well as: y oiling issue on two
of the actions, he has.thought it expedient 10 demur
to h third. I take it therefore that it would be
right, and I think also that it will be your Lord•
ship's opinion, that the argument on the del-nutlet'
should precede the trials of the action,. Arad for
this reason, the parties on both sides will have the
b:.netit of the law of the case being decided on to
correct their jndgo:ents befpre they proceed to in v es.
tigate the facts of each Case.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed, that, to himself
personally, it would be a great relief to have a Trial
at Bar, as-he would, in that case, be assi,ted by his
brethern on the Bench, the other three JudgeS ; but
he also thought that it would be more to the c6tive-
nience of the contending parties it t►he argument.on
the demurrti. should preeLde the Tri >l at Bar.
Serjeant SHEi'IiERO (ben objected to its haring
the precedence, and said he could not consent to it..
Lord ELLBNBORoUGH s3i On this occasion the
Court has but to decide on the application iinme-
(lately before it ; that is, whether it will direct a
trial at Bar or not. We are of opinion that triols
at Bar should take place in the two Actions, upon
which issue has been joined, and we fix Tuesdayt
the 20th of November next, (or the same.
London, England, 1810-07-04

CER7 IFICATES.

July 24. John Coxsey, late of Liverpool, Lanc.Olire, cot-
ton-spinner.
William Johnson and Neville Browne, of Fish-street-hill,
grocers..
John Genliah fugman, late of Pelham-street, Spitalfields,
colour and emery mantifadurer:
John Knight, of Nottinghim, shoe. maker.
James Tomling, of Chad's-row, Gray ',sinn-lane, builder.
Joel 'Fanner, of Ebley, Gloucestershire, blacksmith.
John Baker, of Seacoal- lare, carpenter.
James Barlow, late of Newport, in the Isle of Wight, mercer.
John Tanner, of libley, Gloucestershire, blacksmith.
London, England, 1810-05-09

LOT I.

A desirable Leasehold SALT-WORK, called BARON's
CROFT, extending more than 700, feet on the bank of the
river Dane, where vessels of
,80 tons-burthen may lie, and
having an inimediate communication with the navigable
river Weaver. •

The_Salt-work gonsists of 2 Stoves, 3, Warehouses, and 8
Salt:pans, of 2.500 superficial feet measurement, or there.
abouts, with suitable Pan houses, two large Cisterns fur
melting Rock Salt ; suitable Quays and Weighing Machines,
for shipping Salt and landing Coals ; with Ground Plot Suf-
ficient to increase these works to ao,ooo feet, without incur-
ring any increase of Rent.
An undividdd Moiety or Half-part of. a Leasehold Piece of
Ground, situate at Northwich, and called the Cotton- woll:s,
extending more than 2c:i feet on the bank .Of the navigable
river %%leaver. -

• In this Ground is a capital Brine.:pit, from which the
Brine is raised by a water-wheel of large power, turned by
an abundant supply of water,. brought by a canal from the
river Dane, through a new.built Stone Race of excellent
quality, The Wheel has been lately made at a consider..ble
expellee, and besides, raising the Brine, has sufficient water
and power to turn several pair of stones for grinding corn.
Also an undivided Moiety or llalf.part of seven Leasehold
Dwellings,• situate in Witton.street, in the occupation of
diffi:rent Tenants.

Also an undivided Moiety or Half part of four Leasehold
Dwellings, and of several Workshops. _ •
_ _

Also.an undivided Moiety of tsvo more Leasehold Dwell-
ings adjoining.
Also an undivided Moiety of a large piece of. LeasehOld
Ground, at present unoccupied.
All the before. mentioned Premises are held uncle' Lease for
99 years, from the zsth of March, 18ot.

This Day were puhl she.l,
In Octavo, price ss. in boards,
BSERVATIONS on some .of the principal
• n
DISEASES of the RECTUM and AN U!'; Tartlet).
larly Stricture of the Rectum, the lizernorihuidal ExCre.
scenee, and the Fistula in Ano
By THOMAS COPELAND,
Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Assistant-Surgeon to
the Westminster General Dispensary.
London Printed for I. Callow, Nleoical Bookseller, to,
Crown-court, Primes-street, Soho.

_ - - - -
Wilese may be had, just published, price as.
Cursory Remarks on Corpulence, by a Member of the Col-
lege o► Surgeons. •
London, England, 1810-05-09

SHIP

_
Rank. Stock, 266}
Navy 5 pe► Cent. tot iil
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Ss 4 041
3 per'Cent. Red. 69 4i
3 +1 et Cent. Cons. 7o
Bank E. Ann. t 8 9-16thsi

LOU N Prin:ed by RICHARD HARRIS, or No. 4, M afflett-co 130 W-street; and PublOied by WILLIAM ARM! R 'SC RI PPS, South Molton.street, G roFvenor square,
At the SUN-OFFICE, No. 112, Strand. where iidverlisemenis, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the- Bd/tor, &c. (post-paid),, mast b 4 addressed.

CR AVILSIND, MAY 7.
Sailed—the Pilgrim, Horn, for Dominica ; and the Clii.9s
Packet, Tyrrell, for Hayti.

BIRTHS.
A feW days since, of twins, making eght daniders, at hihouse Bankside, Southwark,• the. Lady of Mr. Mowbr''''
Attorney.
On tl,e 6th inst. at Plymouth Dock, the Lady of CaPtli°'
Thomas %Volley, R. N. of a Son: ot
On Monday morning, the Lady of Mr. Deputy Goss,
Queenhithe, of a Son, and ninth child.
At Edinburgh, Viscountess Glentworth, daughter,in--1•.
to the Earl of Limerick, of a Daughter.

MARRIED,
At St. Michael's, Gloucester, the Rev. fame's Fusseo,*
Preacher`ashiong the Methodists, to Miss Redding, the li(P"..?
dress of the School of Industry in that City. tisAi
In Dub:ha,. Charles P. Archer, Esq. son of T 110: wo.
Archer, Esq. of Mount John, in the Countyof Wi1:00.
/u Caroline Eliza, eldest daughter of the late Peter M0llp ,
ford, Esq. -
On the 30 inst. at the' Church of Upper Deal, ale toteii
George Henry Teak Farbtace, Retior of Eythorne,
County of K ent, tO Elizabeth Bower, ouly daughter of 13';',z
Methurst Poynter, Esq. of Upper Deal-I-16,48e, in the 54*--
County:
$o
On Wednesday last, Mr. fames tinter, of Mitrichestxr_,,
~
Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Marmaduke Tho"*"..
son, Esq. of Tottenham, Middlesex.' •
Yesterday, at St. Pancras Church, Captain W. C. 1.0"1-5
Bird, of the Bengal Army, to Miss Aldous, of Upper fill"
toy-street. -
The same day, Waite( Young, Esq, of Great Ormond.
street; to Louisa, third daughter of the late lulinson
son, Esq. of Portni-an-square.• - '

Mist).
On the zoth ult. ft Greenock, Lieutenant Rodrick Vl3-
dead, of His Majesty's ship Slinotaur. •
On Saturday the zilth ult. at his house in Kentish town.
Mr. James Robert llurchett, aged 44, ho had been tar
years a Clerk. in the house or Messrs. Townley and Soils,
Doelors Corn-rons. •
On. Wednesday last, after a lingering illness Mr. Joseph
White,. senior, of the Hush I nn„Staines.
On Thursday last, the infant daughter of the Rev. follrl
Gamble.

On ::attirday last, at Pimlico, Mr. Savage, Gaiter.-maltel,
to the Ariny.
On the 6th inst. at Epsom, Henry, ,the third Fon of JoM
Scott Whiting, Esq.
On Sunday morning, Mrs. Elizabeth Mossop, of Proxnehl*
Wilts, widow of the late Rev. Henry Mosso'', Curate of-51'
Andrew's., Holborn. - •
At Queensferry, Scotland, in the 91st year of his age, r'
Surgeon: •

PRICE OP' TpCKS •
YESTERDAY.
India Stock, 187
India Boncisl 253. 21S. pr- „r,
Exchequer Bills, 6s. 235. Y
(Minium,
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Cons. for 24th inst. 76