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London, England, 1810-05-09

LOT U.

Also an entire clear yearly Water-Rent of I°l. payable
during the life of a Lady aged about 64 years, and during 21
.years after tier decease, for liberty to convey_ water to Mr.
C hander's Brewery.
All the Prethises, except the Dwellings occupied by the
Tenants abtive-mentioned, are in hand, and may be viewed
.on application to Mr. lames Swiudall, at_Nortbwich ; and
further particulars may be had of Mr. 'John Barker, Sdlicitor,,
Nortltwtch ; and of Messrs. Meyyick and Broderip, Soli-
citors, Red Lion-square, London : who are authorized to
treat for the sale of the Premises by Private Contra Ct.
Particulars may also be had of Mr., Slade, of the Salt-office,
Lhetpool ; at the King's Arms Liverpo ; the Feathers,
Chester ; the Crown, Northwich ; and of Hr; Tophian, the
Auctioneer, at Northwich.

This Day was published, price rs. 6d.
OBSERVATIONS on INDIGESTION ; in
which is sat islattorily sliewn the cllleacy of I pecacuan,
in relieving this, as well as its Connected train of complaints
peculiarto the decline of Life. Translated fron► the French
memoirs of, Mr. Dauhenton, Member of the,Royal. Medical
Society, Paris.
The Third Edition, with additions,
,By Dr. BUCHAN.
Printed for I. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown court,
Princes-street, Soho. _ _

Where may be had, just published, price 2S.
Cursory Remarks on Corpulence. By a Member of the
'College of Surgeons.

This Day was publish (1,.
Iry One Volume, Bvo. price tos. 6d.
PR ACTICAL ELECTRICITY and GA LVA-
NI S ; containing a Series of L xperiments, calculated
fig the use of those who are desirous of beComung acquainted
with that branch of Science. Illustrated-with rune Copper-
plates.

•
By JOHN CU THBE RTSON, •
Philosophical Instrument Maker, and Fellow of the Philo-
sophical Societies in Holland and Utrecht.
Printed for I. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court,
Prince's-street. Soho.

Where may be had, just published,
Daubenton's Observations on Indigestil;n, the third edi-
tion, with additions, by Dr. Buchan. price is. 6d.

POit BILE AND INLIGESTION.
HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

- - - - --•
THESE Pills are particularly recommended in' all
Bilious Complaints, whether arising froin a weak or de-
ranged Adion of the Stomach, from Colds, whereby the
Secretion of Bile is obstructed, or trout Excess in Eating or
Drinking, wherein the Bile is rendered acrid and corrosive,
and regurgitated to the Stomach, causing Sickness, Jaundice,
Windy Disorders, indigestion, &c.

In Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the 13ovvels,
Sick Head-ach„,and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken
with singular good Meet.

Price 2s 9d. per box, duty included. • -
Sold whu►esale and retail by. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St.
Paul's Church-yard, London, and retail by Baxter, Edin-
burgh, and Bull, Dublin, and all Dcatell in Medicine.
London, England, 1810-01-16

GOTTEA BURGH MAILS.

JAR. s.—Yesterday at noon the Governor and :i(4
ral_Officers- Of distinction set out for the frontiers
Norway, whence they are to await the arrival of 1'
Prince AUGU,STENBURG. General d'ADDEasp,Ol
arrived here at ten o'clock last night, and set c
on the same journey at five o'clock this mornit'
The whole cavalcade are to sleep on Monday- niS
at Uddenalla, and proceed from thence early '
TueSday morning, so as to make the grand entre
Gottenburgh on the same evening before dad:.
His Royal Majesty's health `continues daily to it
prove. ••

PATERSBURGH, Nova 22.- A report is curre
here, that his. Imperial Majesty intends,to proce
in a few weeks to Moscow, for a short time, g
to repair from thence to Moldavia, to. 'review I
vilorious armies. Ctns;dering, however, the
sent political state of Europe, and finding that
preparations are as yet making for that journey, '
doubt the correeiness of the above report.'
By his Imperial Majesty's Order, an Alien Off
is to be established both in PetersbUrgh and MI
cow, where all foreigners, immediately on their
rival, are to produce - their passports, aod may.
cordingly obtain leave to remain six months in t
country. A new regulation has also been publisht
according to which, all foreigners of the males
are henceforth to pay a tax of ten rubles per :Mil
.and-females five rubles.

New and the circle of Carnosk are to
divided into four departments, viz. CrAcow, Radii
,Lublin, and Scheditz.

BANKS OF THE MAIN, DEC. 19.—Rumour s 3)
that one of the Princes of the Confederation
the Rhine is- to withdraw from the helm of
vernment, and to spend the remainder of his cD
in philosopbia retirement. It is also rumoured, ft
one of the most eminent Princes of the Confedel
tion 'of .the Rhine is to assume the title of th
Chancellor of the Empire.
London, England, 1810-01-16

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London, England, 1810-01-16

MARRIED.

In York street, Dublin, Edward Leftwich, Esq. son of
the Rev. Dr Ledwieh,'.of York-street, in,said City, to Ca.
therine Eleanor, daughter of the late
.john Hawkesworthi
Esq.. of Atontrath, Queen's County.
On Thursday last, at iouthaiiiptort John Mills-jacksono
Eiq. to Miss Little, eldest daughter Of Richard Little; ESq.
deceased. • •
On Thursday week, at Leeds, Charles Weciall, Esq, of
Selby, to Miss Motley' daughter of lames ley; Esq. of
Ostn:,ndthorp:House, Yorkshire. • .
On Saturday last; at 5t.-Michael's Church, Jacob Hule,
Esq. of Laurence Pountitcy-lane, to Miss Isirch, of Miles's.'
lane.

- The same day, at Sr. George's, Ilanoverzsquare, Mr. R.
-Coon% of Old Bond-street, to IVtss 0. Sh-zppard, of St.
Margaret's-hill, Boroogh.
On the 13th in.)r. ac Merrow, near Guildford, Surreyi
Mr. E. R. Ball,ison of Charles Ball,, Esq. of the saitt4
place, to !hiss, StanboroUgh,.daughter of William Stanbo.
iOugh, •Es.q. of Islew.orth, Middlesex.
London, England, 1810-01-16

•
$ • •
On Saturday. the,;otil ult. at Nor,,dry Park, the Lady of
sjohn•Arigersttin, Esq. of a Son.
Last week, at Wincirtster-liouse, Chelsea, the Lady of
the Rev. Charles North, Rector of Alyerstoke, Hants, of
,
a Son,
On the toth inst. at Guernsey, the Lady,of tke Rev. Wil-
liam Ciriprnell, of a Daughter.
Yesterday morning, at his-house in Hertford-street; May-
fair, the Lady of 'oho, Deist, "Esq. M. Y. of a Daughter;
-e
London, England, 1810-01-16

DIED.

Ott Tuesday last, at Bath, the Rev. john Ainyatt,
Vicar of South !Seem, Devon, and Uomestic Chaplain to his
Royal Highness the Prince or. Walt!s.
. 01. the Silt inst. at Vettield. flleshirei. Mrs. Cheape, of
Kippo,' widow of the !Are lames- Cheape, Esq. of IVelheld.
On the '7lll. inst.
,Mis, I hoothilsori, of Mr. lohn
Tho:nlinson, of Baker-street, Portman- syiave,,
Ott. the Sth mt st'. at her seat at Little in Lincoln.,
shire, Mrs.
The same day, 'at his Little Chelsea, Joseph Silver,.
Esq. aged 70.
- On Wednesday last, in her 2oth year, ,Miss Maclean,
daughter. of Mr. Henry Maclean,- of Win '
'rite same day, at CatiwitOrd, in a deLline., at the age of
44, Mrs. Carpenter, wiie of -Charles Carpenter, Esq. of
r‘ew Inn, and of Moditutatain, in Cortitv:ill..
On the i2tlt- tnst. at Queen's Ompton, Captain-
Josiah Pryce, many years-ia :lie Hun; East-inciu Corn,pany'&
Service.

;flie snare day, at Cheltenh;:m,. Louisa, youngest claugh-
ter of, the law John Lewis, Es,i, of l-koiptun-eourt, in the
County-of Radnor.
On Friday last, in the house of her father, Mr. IVeston, of
Kennington, Mrs: Ann Toinkins.
On .Sunday morninz last, at KniE,htsbridge, Mr. George
Gi ison, late of
Yesterday, suddenly, Mr. Covent-garden Thea-

At his house in Great St. Helen's, Mt. Edward Edwards,
Broker, of tile City of London.
London, England, 1810-01-16

a NAVAL' NEWS

PNITSMOUTH, JAN. 15.7—Came • in this day his
_Majesty's ship Diana, of 38 guns', Capt. GRAN r;
from the Eastward:

Arrived the Mary, DuNN ; Mary, GE,diy ;
George, FREDERICK ; Triton, Srarti, froM Sunder-
land ;T also the Yi-ow Alida, SMITE; from Riga ;
'Acorn, SINNOTT, tion; Dover; Hope, STEWARD,
from Shields; Hope, GORMAN ; Albion, RAND;
Dove, BADcocK; and &ata Stvhia, from Lon-
don.

Came into the harbour' the ship Fortitude,' from
Lisboa, with cotton and hides, having been re-
taken from a Frcnch privateer by his Majesty's
ship Vestal,' of 28 guns, Capt. GRAHAM.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Poropiue of 24 guns,
Capt. E14,10T, with a convoy to the Cape of Good
Hope `Wand the Brazils, together with the under-
mentioned, viz :

Adriural I3erkely ; Isis ; Vuendechsft, Smith; Jack Tai,
Galloway ; Liverpool Hero, Gwynne ; !Olin and Thomas,
Wilson ; and the Venus, Allen, for the Cape ; also the
Cliford, Field ; Gallant, schooner, Smith ; Lord
.Nclson,
Philips ; Sally, Hutchings ; Emal;cao, Andride ; Viecissi-
tude, Herm ; and London, Carr, for Rio de Janeiro ; and the
Portuguerse ship. Amazon, -, for Oporto.

Put back • the Myrtle, BRIDLINGTON, bound to-
Gibraltar, having carried away her bowsprit, and"
• sustained other damage.
Went out of harbour, the Ganynzede, of 20 guns,
Captain CATINART ltbo .the
.ship (transport) No.
• 194; •

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, JAN. B.—...Caftle in his Ma-
jesty's brig Aaeon; Lord NEVILLE Commander, from
Plymouth, with stores; also the transport. marked
Y.D. John and Jane, of North ShieldsoAmss Fos.
TER, Master, from' Lisbon, bound to Portsmouth,
with troops.
The brig Diamond, of Hull, Taos. MOOR, Master,
from, Lisbon, with Carmenia wool,, bound to

mouth for orders, under convoy of the Comus fri-

gate.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 12.-Sailed tip the rivet Thames
his'Majesty's ship Sabrina. • ,
CaMe into harbour his Majesty's ship Resolution.
JAN. 14.—Came into harbour his Mijesty's ship
Theseus.

SHEERNESS, JAN.' 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Ruby with Admiral Lord GtutpN ER'S flag on board,
• who went on shore and struck it immediately.

DEAL, JAN. 1 s.—Arrived his Majegy's'ship .714i-
notaur from the Baltic.
Sailed the Diana frigate for. Portmouth.
London, England, 1810-01-16

LOT 111.

The IMPROVAIILE Jr...ItHEHOLD MANOR of MINI,
LEY WARREN and HORRNI.EY, FARM, coutaiWng
966 A. 3 R. 36 P. more or less, situated near Hertford-
Blackwater, With the Plantations in Eland and
Miniley Warren Farm, with a newly ..eretted Farm. ti. 02;,,
Stables.,.atel t)nt-buildings, now occupied by W. 1.3,,5.
le, ow an improving Lease.
I' wea Patticulars may be had at the Grecian Coffee.
House, Loudon ;. at :he Place of Sale ; and- of Mr, Bosley',
the Principal "Pcnimt, who will slim the Estate ; and tin--
tiler Particulars may ha had of john Stanley Smarr, Esq. 2S,
Red Lion square, Holborn, London; George, South, Esq.
Market Lavtiwon, near Devizes, Wilts, where Plans of die
Estate may be seen ;or of Bond, Land Surycyor, A xrnin.
ster,

~ . TO BE LET, ' ' •
for a Term of Fourteen Years from Michaelmas next,
THE CAPITALBARTON and FARM of
- s 1. P,AWTON, situate in the Parish of Saintlireock,'M
Fins Day wasinablished, _ '
the Conny of Cornwall ; containing upwards of 600 Acres pt
In Three Volumes Odavo, price il. its. .6d. boards, very good Arahle; Meadow, Pasture Land, and tltchard, to.
THE BRITISH. CICERO ; or, 4' Selection of gether with extensive Rights of Common and Turba- -y co
the most adtintred Speeches. in the English Language, j Pawton Commons, containing several thousand Acres, noW
arranged under Tluee distinct Heads of Popular, 1 arlia-'I in the occupation of Mr. Richard Geach..•, • •
mentary, and Judicial Oratory, with Historical Illustra. I The• Estate is situated within Two ..Mile's of the Market
tions. - Town of Wadebridge, on the Navigabla-,Part of the' River
• To which is prefixed, ► Camel, where the nest Sea 'Sand, for manure, may be ob-
! An Intraduelion to the St yely and pr,atticeof Eloquence. rained in the greatest abundance, and within Seven :aliles of
i - By THOMAS BROW, E., L. L. D. Bodmin, and five of Saint Columba • . .
Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ' For which pin-pose a public Stivey will be held at Wash-
ter-row, - ,
, away, near Bodmin, on Tuesday,. the sth day of February
'' We cannot t aloe ottrleave of this pubheati'n, without ' next., to begin precisely at Four O'Clock in the Aftern,ton.
expressing our in.:;; alt;.roatlon of its (I.:sit'in :wd ex, cu tion, . For viewing the Premises -au ply.to Mr. IMO T i!•- , at,rev
and of recommenamg it' to the perusal•and study of ail who ' quite, in Saint Mabyn ; to Mr. t.:eorge Bach), at Pendarrow ;
wiseto form a just estimate of the oratorical talents of, the or the pescnt Tenant ; and. for further partieulars, to M&sSrs.- •
eminent men, whose speeches it exhibits, or to improve Ellhrd and Leach, at Plymouth Dock; or the saki Mr. •
th,euaselve6 iti the ra4ble art of eloquence." . Bligh. ,
• . . Annual Review, !Seg. Dank! Dec. 4, 111,9.
London, England, 1810-01-16

thINTS.

TO SQLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Detrtezy's, the White Lion Inn, at Hertford Bri,!ge,
on Thursday, • the Ist Day. of .Vebruary, 1810, at ( Lie
o'Clock, in Three Lots, •
rr HE following FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
I, MANORS and, ESTATES, situate in a fine SNcting
Country, abounding with Game.

LOT I,
The very Desirable 'MANOR of HALE PLACE.
si-
tuated in the Parish of Yately, about three miles from Hem-
ford-bridge, 'and two from Blackwater, with the Court Ba-
ron, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Lands, being Copyhold of
Inheritance, nearly equal in value to Freeho:7ls, held of the
Manor of Crondate ; comprising a Mansion called Yately-
House, with Gardens and Fish Ponds, Water Corn-Mill,
and- Farms, containmA 239 Acres, 2 Roods, 73 Perches, more
orlps, now occupied by Messrs. Bosley, Whitt:, and flewet,
at low rents, amounting yearly to 2821.

LOT H..
A. COPY HO 1.0 ESTATE, consisting of a Capital wild
good•accustorned I nn, •t he RED LION, wit It ,:apacious
Stabling, and Out.buildings, and 28 A. 3o t'. more Pr legs, . of
good Land adjoining, advantageously situated in the Great
Western Rout at Black water, in the Parish of Yately, about
sz miles train London, now in the occupation of Mr. Hart.
. _
London, England, 1810-03-24

By, THONIAS JI-lORNTON,_ Esq.

This Edition is enlarged with a Pissertation on-Orientid,
Literature, with many articles of general information, which•
are incorporated in the body of ihe work,- and an In-
trodudory. Chapter, which cibm'prises the principal events.
in thel-iistory of the Turks, and exhibits the progress of the
Ottoman Power, and the causes of its greatness and its de-,
cline. An Appendix is added, illustrative of the phys"cal
and ancient History •of Byzantium, and the surrounding:
countries. • -

To render this work more complete, a most accurate Map
is inserted, of the Turkish Empire, is well as a Plan of Con-
stantinople, 'both beautifully engraved, and carefully com-
posed from the most authentic materials. •

_
Printed for I. Mawman, 22, Poultry.
Of whom may be had, just published, The History of the:
Helvetic Reputilks. By Francis Hare Naylor; Esq. 4 vuls.
Bvo. price 11: ,6s. hoards

This' Day was published;
Handsomely, printed, in Seven Vols. Octavo, and an Eighth in
Q qurtu, containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins,
trative of the Geography and Antiquities of• Ancient.
• Greece,

A New gdition being the Fourth, price 41. 4s. in bpards, of
'T7HE TRAVELS of ANACHARSIS the
YOUI WC; I.R in .Grcece, during the Nfiddle of the
Fourth Century, before the E:hr.stian Ara.; translated from
the French of the late .Abbe- Barthelemy. To Which 'ate
prefixed, Memoirs of the Litzuf I. Barthelemy, written by
himself, ui 1792 and 179.3 ; with a Portrait of the Author.
-x„.* This Edition has been carefully revised and correa-
ed by the late Paris Edition,. published .trom i;Copy in
which the late Abbe Barthelemy had made numerous ..:or-
reetions and Additions with .his owl . -
N. 13. A few Copies are printed on Superfine Royal Pape'r,
and will be sold, with Proof Impressions of the Plates and
Maps, price 61. 6s. boards.
. Printed for 1. Mawtnan', T. Payne C. Robinson ; Ca-
de!! and Davies ; Longinan, Hurst, Rees, add Ohne' ;
and A.l Arch ; ohm Richardson ; tames Richard Son ; Lack-
ington, Allen, and Co. ; and 1. Johnson and Co.; • • .
London, England, 1810-03-24

ILI-112? LTG H !PERS.

CONSTANTIN 0P1..E, PPS. 1 .—The diseusci6L3
•
arose between M. DE LATOUR MAUBOURG, Charge
fl'aires from France,and the Austrian Thternuncio,
have terminated. These two MinisterS have visited
.each other, and the. d:plomatic relations have again
been established between them. The same event
has taken place between the Spann!), Dutch, Ara
Saxon Slinistets.' •

VIRZI &A, Fen. 24,---Letters _frornJurkey continue
to speak of the sending away Mr. ADAIR, the Eng-
lish Minister at Constantinople. "According-to'thd
same letters, orders Lad already been givvf for'firti-
lying the castles cif the Darddoelle, mid the conclu-
sion of peace.between 'Russia and Lirkey, under the
me4i,ition of France, was very near.
BERLIN, FEB. 28.—Prince HATZVELD ha's arrived

in our town, , in order to Make, hi•person;remon-
strances.koltist the cleciion of the e.ntraOrdinary
commission who condemned him to pay the sum of
400,000 'rix.dollars to indemnify the Public Trea-
sury for the loss of the arms and artillery placed in
cur fi rS 1-'44 411 d which, through, his 'rrii'sconduct,
were not, saved before the French arrived. It is said
that he denianded an audience of The King, which

was not granted him. ,•.
• •
FRANKFOieri FEB. 1 7.--rt 'appears that King Gus-
tAvus AnOernus. will 'occupy the castle 'Qt the el,
klevprit Bishop of Constance-. This castle) .situated
in the finest situation, conunat'a Dui 'extensive View
of the Lake of Constance.

It was the Grand Duke of Batlen who gave up the
c:,stle at the request of the Queen, his grand-daugh-
ter; who, 'five or six years ago, made along stay on
thiS picturesque lake. .
gXTRAtT dr a LETTER 'FROM S'EiNititl, FEE.
" We haVejust learned that the inhabitant's of
the districts of Plischovenzer, Resauner, :and ‘Csur
rur, which the Turkish army has evacuated, Have
risen at the instigation of MiLtNko ST6CIt, corn..
man:ding. a, t orp..s er viaps, and that they have
ranged themselves under the colours of CZERNEY
GRORGES."

."'BocnAnus-r, JAN. 15.-:-The ItUSsian cavalry is
oil Ile Danube, in order to facilitate the convoys
of provisions. To the difficulty of procuring viCtuals
must be attributed its present inaCtivity. We !no-
men tardy expeat to heir of the :aking of the town of
Gueigeivo ; the army 'continues to-blockade Silistria.
Prince BAGAtATION being indisposed:, it is thought
that the corno,and of the army will. hel confided to
Genertl KuTOSOW.

PFORZHEIIeV, 1 EB. 13.---King arsTAvus ADDL.-
PHUS,WIIII his illustrious family,will probably remain
in tae territory of Baden, and take up his residence
at Heitersheim or Morsburg, on the Lake of Con-
stance. With respect to this, however, further ad-
vices are expected from Paris.
London, England, 1810-03-24

MONEY BUSINESS.

PERSONS of RANK, or MERCHANTS, may
be imMediately accommodated with Money, from tool.
to any amount, on their Incomes, or on Bills of Ex-
change or Notes of Hand, or on any kind of Security, Ladies,
single or married, supplied. Those who have money to
lay out may have it employed legally at to per Cent. 'Con.
• stant personal attendance 'every day from ten till seven in the
.evening.

Address to Mr. Warren, No. 70, Corner of the Old Bailey,
by, Ludgate-hill
Inviolable secrecy alvk ays preserved. '

GENERAL. SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA
PATENT CAW' BEDSTEAD, forming a regular
Militarr Bed tor the Held, Barracks, &c. also a SO FA for a
Tent or• LOOM, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board
Ship, the Whole packing in a small Valice, allowed themes*
portable ever yet manufaelured, invented by Malt(l AN
and SAN.DE KS, No. t 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand,
who,tnost humbly presume the highest honours ought to be
paid all those who so 'gallantly live and die for their King
and Country. - •

nRANSCO:qB and Co. No. 37, Cornhill ; No.
13 33, Haymarket; No. r t Holborn ; and No. 269,
Strand; with their usual gooyl fortune, sold in last Lottery,
in 78 Shares,
In previous Lottery:
No. 3,734 . . . I ,C. 20,000 ,No. 2,618 . . . kto,ooo
- 4,654 . • • • 5,900 I 383 • • 1,000
sof Soo . is . 2,503 3of s-ao is. 1,500
being Shares of alnigst every Capital therein; besides in last
Year (1869), Six of zo,Oool. and Capitals to the amount of
,C. 250,000,
Are now selling Tickets ant Shares in the New Lottery, to
be drawn Bth lUNL, in which there are Fou-r Grand, P rizes
of too Tickets, which may prediice to a' Ticket roo,oool. and
`to a Sixteenth, upwards of 6,0c01.
The Public will please to observe, Branscomb and Co. sold,
the frst and last of Priz,es so.given, which produced to the.
fortunate Holders 30,oc,ol: ; the first 30,,-icol.-; the.' last
25,00:e1. and only 40,n001. Prize ever shared.
London, England, 1810-03-24

CROWN SIDE.

Mary King was indi&ed for the murder of her
*male illegitimate child. There being no proof
that the child was born alive, she was ac!ituitted. •
James Budds was charged with a rape upon 'an
infant of nine years of -age. From the' simplicity
of the child, ttte capital part of the ciiaige 'could
not be substantiated. He was ant/tiara of the
inisdemeauour, and sentenced to two years' impri-
sonment.
. . _

Bat ler Tickner was indi&ed for stealing a sheep
in -the parish of Maidstone; there was no count for
killing the sheep, and there being no proof of, the
she evhaving been taken off the 'premises the
prosecutor, by the direttion of the Learned' Judge,
HEATH, he was acquitUd.
Ja►uuel free was charged with burglary in the
.house io Mr. Crawte, at Boxley, on the 16th day, of
June. The prisoner, in consequence of one of his
companions being apprehended for another crime,
confessed-this charge, from a fear of the other's im-
peaching him; but from the confession (the whole
,of it beipg necessary to he taken) it. appeared that
1.,i,e.b6„„ was not burglariously entered.

_ -
Guilty of stealing to the atnount of 39c. in a
:1 .ehin.-liclusg•-r-Transi;orted for seven years,

.4111ERICAN PAPERS.
London, England, 1810-10-30

OLD CASTILE.

SEPTEMBER.—The leader.or a small band, which
was collected at 'limps, formed, by compelling the
peasants to join him, a corps of 900 u tool aod 150
horse. General • !toper, commanding at Soria,
marched against Lim with 1000 infantry and, 300
cavalry. On the 6th of September, he discovered
them in a posttion before the village, 'and, imme-
diately charged them. Their line was thrown into
confusion, our cavalry seized ttie Opportunit.i, they
were all overwhelmed and cut to pieces. Upward.,
of 200 men and 55 Ortic,rs' were killed ; 300 were
wounded, and several hundreds surrendeied.

POR COGAL.

The English', alter _having suffered Ciudad Ro-
drigo and Almeida to be taken, look a position on
the tine heights of. Guarda, and gave out that they
intended to wait for the Frcuch army there. We
marched against them, and they deemed a retreat
toast prudent. On the tstb, the bead-quarters
of the Prince of Essling .wet e at Viseu. The English
army had then fallen hack tour matches, and was
at Coiinbra.—(See the Mouifeut of the 20tn of this
month.)

iciLll LS.
AKA tv En —1 Dublin, 3 Waterford. Duz i Cadiz, I Wa.:
terfuld.

PRICE OF sTocks
THU DAY A r TWELVL O'CLOCK.
Consols -65 g I Red, Ann. 65 Ai Ontnium - 5

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SOLENT QUIS OICdRE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1810.,
London, England, 1810-09-15

Stilt' NEWS.

CR Alligit4D, S&PT. 13.
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The Sir William Scott, Ball, from Counaria.
sailed—the Hebe, Brown, for Demerara ; Star, prOsste4
for Lisbon ; Caledonia, Taylor, for Philadelphia ; and '
John and Mary, ' Mathews, for Madeira.
London, England, 1810-09-15

DI.ED;

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Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. shut
per Cent. Red. shut
; per cent. Cons. 671
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On Sunday last, Anna Maria, second (laughter of the 111«
William Pope, Esq. of Hillingdon; Middlesex.
On Wednesday evening, at his hoUse at Stockwell, Robert
Tyler, Esq. aged 6o years.
On Thursday last, Charles Steer, Esq. of Devonshire'
square,
On the 13th inst. 'at Brighton, aged 22, Brodrick Hart
well, Esq. of the War-Office, sun of Sir Francis Hart%":'
Bart.
At his house in Bolton-street, where he had. resided 5°
years, Mr.• loin) 011iver, aged 80.-
London, England, 1810-09-15

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;EPTEIVIBER 15, 1810.

DISPUTE AT COVENT-GARDEN THEATP E.
QTOCKDALE, jun. Nv.4 I, Pall-Mall, respeet-
LJ fully informs the Public, that the. Account of the re.
hewed Coitest, with atl Letters, jeux d' Esprit, &c. con.
rw,tien therewith. will be publiihed, on its termination. as
,a SUPPLEMENT to the COVENT.GAKDEN JOUR-
t' L, which contains all the former Proceedings, with 'va.
rious interesting and amusing Documents, and four beautiful
/Views of the Exterior and Interior ,* the Nex Theatre; in
Seventeen Numbers, price is. 6d. each; or Proofs, on royal
paper, is. *6d: •
fp- Communications will be thankfully received.

ASTATEMENT of FACTS delivered to the
GOVERNOR-GENERAL of INDIA, on his
arrival at Madras, price 3s. 6d.-
" This Statement, is by Mr. Petrie, and we most cot.
dially recommend it to the perusal of our Readers I it
is charaCtertzed • throughout by im)deration' good sdflse,
and a teelitig of duty. We have seldom read a narrative,
which, on the first face of it, looked so much like truth.
We have not the shadow of doubt, that, if his advice had
been followed, every unpleasant occ irrence which has hap.
peped in lbdia might have ben effettually prevented."
Edinburgh Rev. No. 32, page 399.
, Printed for Steckdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall.

This Day was published, in_ run 4a4e., •
Price 4s. 6d. bound.
LES BEAUTES dr. L'HISTOIRE tit-6es des
AUTEURS.A NCI El.l S\ et MO D E RN ES de touies les,
NATIONS; ou, Essai sur I'h:duration Nlor.de• de la leu-
nesse; dam; lequei on tactic de Ea_porter, par des exempls
Amu ans a l'Ainouret a la i'ratique de routes les Veitus.

Par L. C. mbit LET. .
Nouvelle Edition, revue et Corrigee.
Respicere exerripkr inoruing,:e.—Hor.. ad Pis.
A Londres: linprime pour Mackinlay, C. Law, Lack.
ingtont_Alleut, et Co. Dartou et Harvey, I. Scholey, et Du-
Lau et co.
London, England, 1810-09-15

B/R ills.

- -
. . • -
Last week,. at Coleharbour, Surreys the Right Hon. Lad,
Lucy Taylor, of a Daughter.
Of
On Saturday last, at Woodcut-place, Epsom, the Lad.. ft
Henry Bridges, Esq. of a Soo, who survived only a IC
hours.-
London, England, 1810-09-15

MARRIED.

On Monday last, at Tiverton, Devon, lohn Were- ClaliT
Esq. eldest son of Richard Hall Clarke, Esq. of BrideViri
House, to Frances, fourth (laughter of the late Sir Thalia.'
and sister to the present Sir Henry Carew, Bart. o'lla°'
combe, Devon.
- •
The same day, at .Mamhead Church, Devon, JrseP—hole
-
p
Carew Esq. eldest son of the Right Hon. Reginald Carew'
of Anthony-House, Cornwall, to Miss Caroline Ellis, sc'
cond daughter of John Ellis, Esq of Manthead.liouse.
On Tuesday last, at Coxwold, in Yorkshire, the 1341.°
Steynborg, to the Right Hon. Lady_Newborough.
The same day, in the Parish Church, of Dittisham, yes
von, Nicholas Brooking, jun. Esq. of Dartmouth,' to
Charlotte Roope, daughter 01 Ruupe Harris Roope, Esq. -
t.
Chipton.
TALI
On Thursday last, at Hinckley, Leicestershire, P
Edward Pilgrim, of London, to Cechia, daughter of Mr. °3..
muel Craven, of Hinckley.
Lately, William Dickinson, Esq. of the Custom—L-I°user
to Miss Ea'sey, of Abbot's Langley, Hens. '
London, England, 1810-01-29

T. 'Price and 11. Datloi, Change-alleY, pUblic-notaries.
I. Peters and S. Alexivader, l?ortsinoUili, Ship-aprits.
C. Walker and J. M'Clary, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, wine
merchants.
L. Hall and W.-Gillebrand, Drbylsden, Manchester, manit-
. Licaurers.
P. Hinclislitlit and G. Smith, Sheffield, scissor. makers. •
G. FOx 'and M. l'ickford, Derby, calico-rnanufadurers.
H. ONenham and I. Pim, Wear
,Mills, Devonsnire„paper.
makers. „
G. and E. Welsford, haberdashers, Exeter. • • •
C. T. Garston, W. Hdward, and T. Creswell, brush-ma-
nufacturers, Chester.
and W. Richards, Birmingham, gun-makers.
London, England, 1810-01-29

B IRTIIS.

At his Lordship's house in Portland• place, the Covntest
of Mansfield, of a Sou.
On The moth inst. at Petersham, the Lady of Captain
Charles Rowley, of a Daughter. "
Atiiatutsford, in-Cheshire, the Lady of Charles Char—
friondeley, Esq. of a Daughter.
The Lady of William Blundell,
.Esq.,of Crosby-Hall, of
a Daughter.
On Tuesday last, at Eastwell Park, Kent, the Lady of
Major-General the Hon:Charles Hope, of a Daughter.
• On the 24th inst. Mrs. Ruddzch, Qf Keppel.st red, Rus.
sell-square, of a Son..
London, England, 1810-01-29

ILYCi',UM THEATRE.

1-7nderthe Special License at the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,
Granted for the present Season to the joint application of
all- Parties:principally interested.

. . - - • •
HEIR Majfestics Servants, forming the COM-
PANY of the late DItURY LANeTHEATRE,
will, 1.1115 PRESENT EVENING, January 29. taco,
Perform (tor the ;:ccond time by this COmpany, and by per-
'nission of the Pr. Sptietors Of the English Opera) the last new
eoutic Opera of
UP ALL NIGHT;
Or, 'I!HE SMUGGLER'S CAVE.
Ain- Ural Blunt, Mr. DOWTON ;
1-Imry RlUnt,• Mr. MILLER ;
Heirtwell, Mr. MARSHALL' • .
Youn;t Ileartwell, Mr. PHI LI pes
Meddle, Mr. HORN ;
Peter Mr. SNIITH ;
luliana, Airs. MOUNTAIN;
Flora, Mrs. BISHOP ;
Madge, M. URGER.
To which will be added, the Comic Marna of
THE THREE AND THE DEUCE.
Touchit, Mr. PEN LEY;
Mr. Milford, Mr. EYRE ;
Peregrine, Pertinox, and. Percival Single, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. MATHEWS,
Who Will in the sung of " The Mail Coach";
crank, Mr. 0%.13 ERR Y ;
Emily, Miss BOY CE ;
Phoebe, Mrs. M ATI-1E W S ;
Talliine, MI'S. BLAND.
4** The Public are respectfully apprized that there will
lie no Perforntance at this Theatre To-morrow. _ .

_ .
I3oxes 6s. Seco sid Price 3s. -P it 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.--
?allery 2s. Sealed Price ts. -Upper Gallery is. Second
Price bd.
Loxes and plaices to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box-
"(lice' at the S Mind entrance ; of whom may also be. had
Private Boxes ni
The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and-the Per-
turniance to begi n at Half past Six.
On Wednesda; r, The Hypocrite; with The Mayor of Car-
14tt.-On Tian: ;lay, a favourite Comic Opera; with Who's
the Dupe ?-On .Friday, John Bull ; An Englishman's
Fireside; with Ella Rosenberg..-And on Saturday w:11 be.
Performed (for the first time) a new Play, in Five Ads,
i,Jhaded on Mas auger's Comedy of The , city Madam, called
lehes ! or, : Wile and Brother.
London, England, 1810-01-29

SALES, &c.

CANAL AND WATER WORK:SHARES, AND EQUI
TABLE ASSURANCE• POLICIES.
TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday the zd February, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
Mart, -

GR A N'D JUNCTION, STOURBRIDGE,
'Ft-LAMES and W-DWAY, WILTS and I,ERKS,
KENNET and AVON, BASINGSTOKE., DUDLEY,
LANCASTER and ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, CANAL
SHARES. .
PORTSEA and FARLINGTON, EAST LONDON
and WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORK SHARES;
and Three Old Policies of 10001. each, on a very desirable
Life of 55 years in the Equitable Assurance Office, Black_
friars-budge.
Particulars at the Mart,-and of Mr. Scott, 28, New lliidge_
treet.

HANTS.
TO BE SOLD,BY AUCTION,

. _ ...... . _ . .
At Mr; Dcmezy's,•the-White Lion Inn, at littrtford Bridge,
on Thursday, the ist Day of Lebruary, t 8 to, at One
&Clock, in Three-Lots,
THE following FREEHoLD and COPYHOLD
MANOR S.and ESTATES, situate in a tine Sporting
Country, abounding with Game.
LOT I. ..

The very DeSirable MANOR of HALE PLACE, si-
tuated in'the Parish of Yately, about three miles from Hert-
ford-bridge, Oiri_twd from Blackwater, with the Court 13a-
ron, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Lands, being Copyhold of
Inheritance; nearly equal in value to Freeholds, held of the
Manor of Crondate ; co:nprising a Mansion called Yately-
House, with Gardens and Fish Ponds, Water COrti-Mill,,
and Farms, contairpng 239 Acres, 2. Roods, 13 rerches, rsore
or less, now occupied try Messrg. Bosky', IVhite, and Hewet,
.at low rents, aniountmg•yearly to :28.51. las.
LOT I I.

_ _ •
A COPYHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a Capital and
good-aecuStomed* lan, the • RED LION, wits capacious
Stabling and Out-buildings, and 2S A. 3o P. more or less, of
good Land adjoining, advantageously situated in the Great.
Western Road at 131ackwater, in the Parish of Yately, about
32 miles from London, now in the occupation of 111 i. Hart.
London, England, 1810-01-29

LAIL REPORT.

COURT oi7. KING's BENCH, lAN. 24.
Yesterday Hilary Term commenced.
This day being Peremptory
.Paper Day, the busi-
ness of the Courttwas not generaly interesting,
Lord ELLEISBOROUGH, in consequence of the late
sitting of the House of Lords, did not come into
'Court till about twelve o'clock. -The -motions that
were previously made, were, therefore, almost en-
tirely of course.
London, England, 1810-01-29

LOT 111.

The IM P ROVAfI LE FRE ENO ED MANOR Of 111 IM.
LEY WARREN and' HORN I.EY FARM, containing
956 A. 3 R. 36 P. more or ass, situated near Hertford-
bri,:ge,and Blackwater,. with the _Plantations in Hand and
Alnifiey Warren Earn), with a newly'-ereaed, Farm- House;
Barns, Stables, and Out.buildings, now occupied by W. Bets..
ley, On an imptoving Lease. •
Printed Particulars .may be bad at the Grecian Coffee.
House, London ; at the P Wept Sale ;_atut o( Mr. Bosley,
the Principal Tenant, who will show the Est Ate ; and fur..
ther Particulars may be had of john Stanley Smart; Esq. 23;
Red Lion-square, Holborn, London; George South, Esq.
Market Lavington, near Deviies, Wilts,- where Plans of the
Estate may be'seel: ; dr of W. Bond; Land Surveyor, Axtrint:
star.
London, England, 1810-01-29

.._.,.

IiUMBER 5423.]

trRATORtOS AT I'LAY.IIOUSE PRICES.
s-110-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 30, 1810,
will be performed at the NEW THEATRE ROYAL,
1"...G A RD E N, the Sacred Oratorio of

THE MESSIAH,
posed by V. F HADEL. .
fltlof Part I.Co amCONCERTO,. by MrN. S. WESLEY, on
the New ORGAN (built by Allen expressly for these Per-
formances), in which he will introduce a Fugue of Sebastian
Principal Performers,
Miss P.A RK E' Signora GRIG LI ET',
Miss BOLTON, and,Mrs. BLAND ;
Mr. PHILIPPS,
CHis-first :appearance in these Performancesl;
•Ivlr. GOSS, Mr. PYNE,
Mt. TAYLOR. and Mr. BELLAMY.
• Leader! of the Baud, Mr. ASHLEY ;
“rgan, Mr. 1. ASHLEY.
The remainder rut the Band and Choruses will be numerous
4r(l complete,- and consist of upwards of One Hundred and
fifty Perforrnurs.
i'•
laces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
"ox-011ice, in Hart-street.
Doors to be opr nee. at Six, and begin at Seven.
„Boxes 7s. Pit ss. ed. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is.—
Jl4ll.price at Nil) e o'qlock.
~,*** Correct 13,, ok 6 of the Performances to;be had at the
▪ beatre only, pri nd.—those sold in the 4:vets are spuri
°Lis and impertee:.
London, England, 1810-01-29

EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.

This Description of Insurance is of inestimable importance
to all Persons holding Annuities, leases, or Offices, depend-
ent on lives, or whose incomes cease with life.

Exam p :7-A person, thirty yeais of age may, by the small
annual paytnentof t3l. 75. rd. secure cool. to be paid (to his
family or otherwise, as he may dirett) at his death. Any
other sum.may be insured in like manner, and at any other
age. One person may insure another's life, to the amount
of any interest he may have in the continuance thereof. No
Entrancg Money or Admission Fine required. A large Com-
mission allowed to Solicitor's, or other persons procuring In.
surances. _ _

W. BEETHAM, Secretary:
London, England, 1810-01-29

EAGLE EIRE INSURANCE.,

CORNEAL LL, LONDON. - -
POLICIES of Insurance expiring at Christmas
should be renewed within kifreen Days from that pa-
riod, to prevent the Parties' I ntetest ceasing therein.
Payment of Rent is guaranteed in case of I. ire.
Funning Stock insured, without the Aveiage Clause, at as.
per Cent. •
Merchandize in the London Docks insured at is. 6d. per
Cent. for Three Months. -
Large Al'atemi:nts on the Premium and Duty of Insurance
for more Years than one. -
London, England, 1810-01-29

SMITHFIELD, MAItKET, JAN. 29.

This day's market was fully supplied with prime
• beasts, and the show of Cattle in'general was toler-
ably good.—Bec.f, Muttoa, Veal, aud Pork sold at
last prices, and the trade for the most part was
pretty brisk.—The sales in
the ..- T-T aytnurket %yelp
rather lively ; H ty, &taw and Clover fetched bitet
pticessthan Friday's market; we subjoin an accurate
.1
statement of the prices and numbers

• 'ro sink the Oftlit per stone of Mb.
Beef 4s. 41. to ss. 6d. Mutton 45. 4d. to 6s. od
oti. to 3s. od. Pork Ss. od. to 7s. od.
B.osts 224 a.— Sheep :s,7oo.—Calics 19 .—Pits

Veal 58.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 51. os.. ocl, to 61. ios. ed. Straw zl. is.-od. to 2!
i
'od. Clover 41. us. ed. to 71. l js. od.

. 18$.

1

CORN-E%CIIANGE, JAN. 29.—This day the fresh
of Wheat. are inconsiderable, but foreign.
Pp
on Hand in abundance, the buyers being numerous
causes sales to support last prices; Barley is lower;
Malt supports its !nice ; Tease and .Beans of i.e(
-I two ktiuds liliewke.; there ate large supplies of
Oats, and this tradeis again named cheaper; Flour
at last prices.

Wheat -76 s a 9:i.s a rocs ' Tick Beans (old) 4S$ a 54s
Fine ditto - - t.)2s a to6s Oats - - 215 a 253 a 23$
Rye -•- -45 s a sos Poland tlitto . 3os . 32s 6ct
Barley - - - 38$ a 465 Potato ditto —s a ;4s od
Malt • - - 745 a 2S Rape Seed . . 471 a Sol
White Pease - 6S$ a' 755 Fine Flour - 9os a 9ss
Grey ditto - - 425 a 485 ' Seconds - 1.• iiis a 94
Yeats (Old) . - g4s a 69$
London, England, 1810-01-29

LEGGE V. THORPE.

Mr. PARKE applied for a Rule to spew cause why
a nonsuit should not be entered in this case, which
had been tried, before Lord EllenbOrough at Guild-
hall. It was an anion on a Foreign 'Bill of Ex-
change, of which the Defendant. was :the indorser.
No protest had been produced, and, thcrefore; the
befetidant, at the trial contended, that no notiCe Lf
the dishonour having been made to him, the Phtin-
Wl' nust- be nonsuited. It %%as, however, then
argued, by Mr. Girrow, as Conned for the Plain-
tiff, that this was a Bill which had been granted
witLeut value, that of the dishonour of a Bill in this
si!uatiou, if a country bill, do notice was required;
and therefore, that, in like manner, when a bill so
circumstanced clanced to be a foreign bill; that no
protest watt necessary.

The Learned Counsel (Mr. Park) now contend-
ed,: than though his Lordship had, at the time, re-
fused to tionuit the Plaintiff; there would, be &arid,
on due consideration of two cases which had collie
be'fore the Court, the one in the time of LOrd
Reriyon, the other in that of the present Lord Chief
Justice, sufficient ground to qUestion the doEtrine
laid down by Mr. Garrow, resting, as it did, on one
solitary decision.
The Court granted tne Rule to shew cause.
London, England, 1810-01-29

1)I/, IDE NDS.

March 6. William Cross, late of Worcester, and of Lom-
bard-street, London, banker, at eleven,. at Guildhall,
London
Feb. 23. George Southcombe, of Bristol, cheese and butter-
' factor, at eleven, at'the Ruminer Tavern, Bristol.
Feb. as. Walter More, of Halesworth, Suttialk, saddler, at
'twelve, at the Angel Inn, Halesworth.
Feb. at. William Weston Young, of Aberdylais Mill, Ca-
doxton,Glamorganshire, miller, at eleven, at the Rummer
Tavern, Bristol.
Jan. 30. Samuel Southall and Jonathan Drakeford, of Birm-
ingham, factors, at eleven, ,at the Shakspeare Tavern,.
Birmingham. •
Feb. 21. Henry Riley, of Souterhonse, near Halifax, 'York-
shire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the White Lion lan,
Manchester. •
Feb. 22. George Bailey and John JafFray, late of Finsbury-
place, Middlesex, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 21 lames, Hunter, of Whitehatten, Ctimberland, mer-
cer, ancldraper, at eleven, at the Globe, Whitehaven.
Feb 20. George Harris, of Bristol, grocer, at twelve, at the '
Buslrfavern, Bristol.
Feb. ax. Tjtontas Hodges; of Wareham, Kent, dealer, at ten,-
at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford.
• CERTIFICATES.

Feb. if. Joseph Roberts, of Carden-row, St. George's-
. r fields, Surrey, bakes.
john Pavis Scott, late of South Cadbury, Somersctsliirc,
jobber.
Charles Garn*oils, of Holborn, Middlesex, trunk-maker.
Gec.,rge Stratton, of Piccadilly, Westminster, Middlesex,
ironmonger.
• Edward Barron, of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, cur.
rier.
john Ward, of Stockton, Durham, master-mariner.
Joseph Conde'', of the Pavement, Moodields, London, paikr!,
hanger.'
Thomas Benwell, of Newman-street, Oxford-street, Mid-
dlesex, coach-maker.
Joseph Eggiuton, late of Dean's-court, saint Martin's-fe-
Grand, London, but now of Paul-street, Finsbury, Mid-
dlesex, goldsmith and silversmith.
john •Davidson, ofthe East India Chambers, London, met.
chant.

PARTNARSIIIPS DISAOLVED.
I. Smith, W. Hycla, and J. Smith, Boston, Lincolnshire,

grocers.
Haslain, j. Plummer, I. Ormrod, and T. Hardcastle,
Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, muslin-manutadurers.
T. 1. and U. Horton, Manchester, steam-engine-boiler-

makers. •
T. Pearson and 1. Blairstow, Kildwick, Yorkshire, wool-

staplers.
R. and H.. Pickering, Leeds, paper-stainers.
W. Hastings. nd N. Bowling, Newcastle-court, Temple-
bar, tlkilors..
I. and C. Argent, Mile-end, carpenters.
W. Eyre and f. Hutton, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants.
M.. Paterson, J. Wainhouse, and S. T. Rigg. Halitax,York-'
"shire, dyers.
. Slade and R. Perham, Crewkerne, Somersetshire.
A. Oswald, E. Parkins, and J. Walker, Dean-street, 'Soho,.
army-clothiers.
H. Hughes and Duxbury, Manchester, dealers in ma-
chinery:
R. Batiersby arid T. Dean, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire,
liquor,mcrchants.
London, England, 1810-01-29

AJAR RIAD.

On Friday morning, at St. Mdry-le-bonne Church, the
Rev. Bryant Burgess, of Salisbuty-pl4ce. to Margaret; eldesp
daughter of the Rev. -Matthias' Rutton, of Selling, Kent.
On Saturday, at St George's, Hanover-square, the Ikev:
William Warrington, to Miss-Mainwaring, only daughter of
Mamwaring, gsq. of. Hanover-square..
London, England, 1810-01-29

`BUCKS.

• TO 13E LET BY AUCTION,
Ott Saturday the 3d of February, 0310, at tz &Clock, at
noon, at the'Swan Inn, Newport Pagnell, Bucks, in the
following Lots, tbr term of ten years from Lady-day

next :
Lot t. n UNSTY FARM, situate. in LATH-
-IJI BURY; consisting of a Farm-House, Barn,
Stable, and other Buildings, with 147 acres, t rood, and
5 perches of Land, and 59 acres Woodland, with a manor
belonging thereto.
'Lot z. LATUBURY FARM; consisting of a Farm-
House, Barn, Stable, and other Buildings, with 1.4 y acres,
2 roods and 29 perches.
LOt 3. .LATHGURit FARM; consisting of Id acres of
Land, and the Aftermath' of one acre and three roods, called
George I lolme ; all the above are now, in the ocetwation of
'Mi. Thornai Ilattains.
Lot 4. Cmsists of 73 acres, roods, and 17 perches, atl7
joining Lot 3a in the occupation orMr. Wiiliam GOlrey„
'Particulars -may be InuLTllree Da) s previous to 'the 3d of
February, at the Swan Inn, Newport Pagnell ; acrd at the
Inns in the neighbourhobd," or Messrs. Gregg and Cortklils,
Skinners.liall, London ; or Mr.:Smith, Brinsyard-h fall, near
liaxtitundham,'
London, England, 1810-12-05

CERTIFICATES.

Dec. as. A. Salmonson, late of Wellclose.scittare,
highway; merchant.
W. Field, of Trowbridge, Wilts, innholder.
R. W. Clapham, of Liverpool, boa p - butler.
I. B. Knigltr, of Fore-street, London, cheesenionger.
F. Bell, Ingram-court, Fent:Buil:ll-s reef, Londolionercliant,
W. Careless, of Brewood, stock-lock-imiker.
I'. Bainbridge, ot-MariLliester, muslin-inanufacturer.

PARTNERSHIPS DiSSOLVED.
I.Sansbury and J. Collyer, Red Cross-street, Southwark,

brewers.
M. Parish and M. Stavely, Church lane, Kensington.
W. Lewelyn and C. Peters, Tower street.
T. Edinonds and %V. Hard►ng, Horsct.rry.road, vinegar ma-

nutadurers. .
M. Birkbeck. and W. Hawes, Gun Wharf; Hammersllith,
soap•manutacturers.
R. Crawford and .1. lephson, Blackburn, Lincaster, liquor

.
meithants. 1,
1.. P. Halbert, and IL Little, Newcastle.upon-Tne,
C. Bacicoeican,i R. Nnrcutt, BUN Citeapside;
wholesale linen drapers.
R. F.- Wilkinson, I. Drabble, H. IVlylius, IL Robinson, G.
Pa. tie, :.nd At C. Turntr, Sheffield, ineichants sod dyer.
platers.
London, England, 1810-12-05

pA?zns.

Atrosittrttox, Nov. 10.—A Courier from Con-
stantinople has to-day excited much surprise_ by
passing through this city on his road to Paris. He
pasSed through Vienna in his way, and delivered
dispatches to the Ministers there. He travelled ,with
all haste. His object is said to be to obtain the me-
diation of the' Emperor of the French hi the war be-
tween Russia and Turkey.
.PETEitsuntion, Nov:s—The Court Gazette of
this day contains the following intelligence frinxi our
armies in Moklavia.
London, England, 1810-12-05

Tin. a, Weth!rill vitt Wethe:ill,_ jun. .of Erittoi,
merchants, at five, at the White Lion tun, Bristol.
March lg, R. Alarsll,9df..Rafleigh, Essex, linen-draper, at
eleveni at Guildhall, Lontiott.
z. ; G,„ Steadman 'and 1, MaLean, df •Lamb's-street,
•Cluist-Cburch, potatipe-pleVhants, at eleven, at
hal .
lan. 29. -1. Brevver, of RiehmoraLliill, Surrey, victuOler,
at twelve at Guildhall, London. • - •
lan. is. S. Morgan and M. R. Nlorley, late of York-street;
Southwark,. Surrey, Itop.t.tc.t,ts, -at one, at Guildhall,
London..
Batt, 22. F. D. tie la Chaumette, uC Laytonstone, Essex, and
of Leadenhall-street, London, merchant, at one, at G
Dec. 27. W. Holloway, of Dursley, Gloucestershire,
and T. Greening, of tarn, same county, clothiers, at
twelve, at the Old Bell init. Dursley. •
Dec. 27. T. Pierce, of Canterbury, brazier and thumb, at
eleven, at the Gdildliall, Canterbury.
Dec. 29. LCowgill, of Manchester, merchant, at twelve,
at the Star Inn, Manchester.
Dec. 3. ). P. Scott, of Neweastle.upon-tyne,. grocer, at
eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-'l•)ne.
Dec. 2.7. E. Allen and 1. Flaneock, of Bristol, navy-eou-
traetors, at eleven, at the Bust; raven), Bristol.
Dec. 29. I. l'idinarsh, late of New County-terrace, New
Kent-road, Surrey, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Dee. ti.' R. Read. o.,t* C2rohne Mews; Betlford.sqUare,
stable-keeper, at eleven, at G uildhall. • _
Jan. r. J. schalliter, of the Lonaon.road, Surrey, flour-
cloth-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
lan. t. I. Dove, of Wexham-house, Bucttinglianishire, and
of Blandford•street, Middlesex, motley scnveuer, at ele-
ven, at Guildhall. •
Jan. 12. 'l'. Porter, of Union.street, Loudon, _merchant, at'
ten, at Guildhall.