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London, England, 1810-08-30

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR,

(The Ori*inal Invention of Mr: Henry, and brought by his
successive Improvements to the highest perfedion) conti.
nues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. H NRY,
mists, Manchester..

HIS agreeable PERFUMED LIQUOR, willth is
Jgoal iroSed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with
the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics,
May be i4ept unimpaired in any climate and tor itnyllength of
time Its pungent 000ur adapts it for atnrciing relief
in Head-aches Faintings, Sty. ; and renders it peculiarly
grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms; in places of public
resort, and in the apartinents of the sick. 1 t counteracts, al-
so, the infection of COntagiOus Diseases. -
_

As many spurious anit interior imitations are Sold under
tit same and siMilat names, the ptiblic are requested to.ob-
serve, ai the only proolof its being genuar that the naroos of
Messrs, HEN It Y, Manchester, are engraved on the Sta ..p.
The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, in bottles,
erice as. 9d eac: (Stamp included) is'sold wholetaleand retail
by BAYLEY anti DLL W,Cuckspur-street, the only Agents
i tiLontinn authorised by the Proprietors_; where may be
had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystalaec.
• Also, HEN RY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles
at 2S. 61. and larger with glass stoppers, at 45: each, their
nanicsneing on thestamps.
London, England, 1810-02-08

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

Feb. 6, alp.
THE COMAIISSIONERS fO.- VICTLrALLING
Ills MA YE VT1": NAVY do hereby give Arptice,‘That
0/1 Fridqy the Itith Inst. they be ready to receive Tenders in
writing (sealed up),' and treat- for .Three ,litendred Bag: of
K EN T s H HUTS, of the growth of the Year 008, to be de-
livered in Qne'llionth into his Majesty's Pie-Mailing Store: at
Portsmouth;

Sixty Tons of COCOA; .to he delivered within the tame Pe,
ria,into his Majesty's Vißuallitg. Stores at Deptford; and ,
fort-five Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, le be deliver-
ed in the rrigi•:al Pachoges, in the space of a Fortnigh(, into his
• Majesty's Army Vielualling Stores in Saint Catharine's.
The whole to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the.
re'pellive Tendert, and to be paid for by' Billi,plyahle

terest.mineu, days:alit; date.
The conditions of the Con!raFh may he seem at the Secretary's

Office.

An regard Will 6e had to any Tender in which the P, ice shad
not 6e inartid in quo ds at length, or that Shall not be delivered to
the Board before Une o'Clock on .the said F,fdayi the 16th Inst.
nor unlea the Person who makes the Tinder, or some Person on bit
6ehalf,aitends, is answer:when cal /idiot.
London, England, 1810-02-08

EYTOV, Partner with the late Sir J. BRANSC9MB.
Removed to-z, Cornhill, near the Mansion-House,
-RETURNS hts Grateful Thanks for all Favours
received during the Eight years he was the only Part-
ner and person connected in the Lottery Business with the
lade Sir lames Branscomb, and respeCtlully solicits the com-
mands of his friends and the public, at his present Office,
No. 2, CORNHI L 1., now estabiisnect solely on his Own ac-
count, •and wnere the smallest order will meet that civility
and attention tor which hts former residence was particularly
noticed.

The Lottery will be drawn all in ONE DAY,, FE-
BIWA R Y 14, 1810.
he §cherne and Plan of Prawing are in themselves so
good, and were so universally approved in the last Lottery,
that very. few words are required to invite purchasers.
Eyton therefore has only to add, that as ickets and, Shares
will most certainly rise, an early application s uld be Made
at his lucky Office,
No. 2, CORNHI LL, near the Mansion-House.
The Public are respectfully iraorined, that no Busi-
ness can be transacted before Light o'Clock in the Morning or
after Eight o'clock in the Evening, according to. the Atl of
Parliament.

OHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND siIAR ES.
MESSKS, HODGES, NIARTER, DRUM-
MOND;rPORTER, and HUGHEs, at No. 117,
Pall-Matl, No. 1, Piazza, Covent-gardeu, No. 14, Parlia-
ment-street, .No. 65, Heet-street, and No. 121, Newgate-
street.-The Public are tesptelfully informed, thattheY tray
be supplied with Ti CK ETS and SHARES in the present
STATE LOTT RY, at the following reduced Prices, viz.
A 1 icket - - ,C 22 1.1 0 "
An Half . Ctt tr oI An Eighth - - ,C 2 18 6
A Quarter - 5166 / A Sixteenth . - t 9 6
The Payment of the Ptizcs of the Shares is secured by Go-
-vernmeut, as the Tickets from which they are made are all
deposited at the Stamp-titlice.
N.B. Clubs, Societies, Stage-Coachmen, and Carriers,
will be allowed a handsome. Discount.— Registers, gratis.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
rr BISI-1; who, in the LAST LOTTERY, sold
1 • in Shares :
• 2,618 A - ,C20,000l 2,618 D
~C 20,000
4,099 ! D - 5,000 383 - B • ',OOO
830 - A - t,cop 830 - B - Joao
c.lB -1) - 5 o 14,g5s - C - so*
Is now scihr,g TICKETS and SHARI:6 for the GRAND
LOTTERY that Begins and Finishes on WEDN ESDAY
NEXT.

, . - - -.-
`I he Scheme contains 5,000 Numbers, 40 Capitals,, 5,000
Prizes, and,2oo,ouol, in Money, all to be distributed in ON E
DIY !! I And' one Number must gain Eighty Thousand
Pounds. ''' -

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_
Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or
Share;, by sending their Orders ;Post or Carriage paid), ac.
companied with good bills, )Imk Notes, or Post-Oftite Or-
ders, to eiher Of 131 fi's Offices,
No. 4, COR,NtiILL, to 9, CHARING.CROSS,
London, England, 1810-02-08

MARRIED,

On the 4th of December last, at Grenada, Thomas _Dun-
can Esq. to Miss Mac Mahon.
Yesterday, T. 1-locigkinson, Esq. of liatton-garden, to
Mts. Bissell, of Hadley green, Middlesex.
London, England, 1810-08-06

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS, JULY 10.

" Madame RECAMIER, as. much celebrated: by
her beauty as the bankruptcy of her .husband, died
a few days ago at Paris.

" Aladame TOUZARD is dead, in conequence of

her wounds.

There are some hopes of the recovery of Prince

KURAKIN.

The Duke of OTRANTO (Youctic) has fixed.
•
his residence at Aix, in Provence.

" The Emperor has recalled Vice-Admiral
TRUGUIT) who for the' last seven years has-been
unAnployedi,and given him the command of the
squadron at Rochefort." ,

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS lives in great retirement
at Thun.. He sees little or no 'company, and em-
ploys the greater part of his time in superintending
the education of his children. His leisure,is occu-
pied by the study of mathematics, and perusing the
works of,the ancient poets. Homerls his constant
companion.

KING'S THEATRE.--The Opera closed, for the.
season on Saturday last, with La,Buuna Fig(iuola,
and the Ballet L'E,pouse
,Persanne. CATALAN' and
TREMEZZANI aCquitted.themselve, most ably in the
Opera, and the former was twice encored. The
Ballet was admirably supported by VESTRI'S, DES-
• HAYES, and Madame DESHAYES. She took herfinal
leave of the• audience on this occasion, in the most'
respectful, Manner. • The house was remarkably well
attended, considering the lateness of the season.—
The Prh;Cess of WALES, the Duchess of YORK, the
Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND, and a large party of
the fashionable world, were present.
Mr. EYRE has publicly avowed that Mrs. CAvarr-
Di SR lIRADCHAW wrote the new Comedy of' High
Life in the _City, except the parts performed 'by
Messrs. MATnEws and LISTON, tvliicll M ere sup-
plied by
DWYER, the aaor,' is gone to America. His
first performance was at Boston, in Aidy, and, the
character, The IPest'lndian, which Wa3 the part in,
which he. first appeared on the London stage. Ac-
cording to report bets much admired.

According to the accounts of ProVincial papers,
some of the third and fdurth-rate London per-
formers, are • received as theatrical wonders in the
country. This favourable reception sliews that public
taste is in but a low'siate in the Metropolis, and
what is worse, is not likely to be improved wawa.
the Performers return to their winter luarters.
The dwelling-house of Mr..Varrall, of Bermon&
sey,' was broken open on Friday, and robbed of
gold and silver watches, chains,' seals, and gold coins,.
to the amount of nearly 10001.

The premises of the Rev. Mr. Campion, near -
Lewes, was on Thursday entered by two men, who_
atter beating and atterripting to hang the fernaleser-
vant left' in charge, took away the whole of the
plate,
A woman,ramed Hall,'died lately at Sunderland,
at the advanced age of 106: Her twin brother died
about five years ago, aged tot, and het mother at-
tained 108 years.
Harsiest has commenced on the light soils of Nor-
folk. Many acres ot oats have b:en cut, and
the wheats, with a very promising appearance, are
coming fast to the sickle. '
London, England, 1810-08-06

STAFF.

Lieutenant john Jansen, from the 2(i Light Dragoons, to be
Brigade-Major,.with temporary rank of Captain, vice Po-
i= appointed to.the 3d Light Dragoons.

MEMORANDUM.

• Lieutenant Montgomery, of the 23d Foot, who was super-
seded, as stated in the Gazette attic: 30th }tine last, is re.in--
stated in his rank.

Ensi,m john N. Hepburn, of the Bth West India Regi-.
meat, is dismissed the Service.

Commission signed by His Majesty.

- . -
To be Adjutant it the Cinque Ports Regiment of Local Mi-
litia—Robert Foster& Gent.
CommisiionS in the Cinque Ports Regiment of Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Warden.

To be Colonel-Commandant—Robert Banks, Earl of Liver-
pool. '

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[PRICE SIXPENCE 11A.LPPliNNy.

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-To be Lieutenant.Colonel—Honourable C. C. jenkinson.
To be Major-T. Davis Lamb, Esq.
To be Captains —Wm. Kno, ker, Esq. George Stringer, jun.
Esq. Wm. Philip Lamb, Esq. Richard Stilenfati, btsq.
William Define, Esq. J. P. Sladen, Esq. VvUi. Hesta
derson, Esq.
To be Quarter-Alaster—Wm. Hutton, Gent, •

BANKRUI-161ES ENLARGE.
William Bucknell, of Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden, Middles
sex, watch-manutacturer, from Aug. 4 to Sept. 22, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Charles A.ldridge;*of A Idersgate-street , London, fl ter, from
Aug. 18 to 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. . •
George Slow, of Manchester, dealer, tioin-Aug. 14 to
a, at' ten, at Guildhall, London.

11.4.VICRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
'Thomas Smith the elder, and Thomas Smith the younger
of \ V aketield, Yorkshire, linen.itr.ipers. •
London, England, 1810-08-06

GERMAA PJPE.RS.

TOPLiTZ, JULY W.—His Majesty the JKing of
,Holland has,arrived here, under the name of a Mr.
de St. Leo; attended by a certain Mr. de Bloys and
Baron Jener. It is supposed, that his. Majesty
in-
tends to spend all the bathing season in Bohemia.

NAPLES, JUNE ed.-,-Tlicy write from Scilla, that
the Neapolitan Marine has just_gained fresh adVan-
.
tan;es over the English. Twenty-eightgim-boats" of
his Majesty, commanded by M. St. CAPRAIX, have
beaten: the enemy's flotilla, consisting of 50 sail,

among which were 20 gun-boats, carrying 24-poun-
t:ers. The combat took place in sight of Scilla,
and under the eyes of the army and the inhabitants
of both coasts:

It has -doubled the confidence of the troops and
sailors, arid serves as an answer to those.whO pre-
tend that the English only Suffer convoys to arrive
at Scilla in order 'to have the'pleasure of destroying
them:
London, England, 1810-08-06

The King's German Legion.

tst Dragoons, Major John Baron Bulow, from the 2d Light
Dragoons, to be Lieuteeant-Colonel, Vice Deckata, appoint-
ed to the 2d Dragoons. •
zd Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Claus Baron Decken, from the
rat Dragoons, to be Lieutenant- Colonel Commandant,
with temporary rank, vice Schulte, who resigns.
2.d Light Dragoons, Captain Augustus Frederick Baron
Bussche, trom the Light Dragoons, to be Major; with tem-
porary rank, vice Bulow, promoted in the Sat Dra-

goons. Cornet Lewis Baron Bock to be Lieutenant, vice
Limon, promoted on the'Stalf:
3d Light Dragoons, Captain and Brigade-Major Frederick
Pozen, from the Stall; to be Captain, with temporary rank,
vice Bussche, promoted in the 2d DragoOns:
sth Battalion of the Liner Augustus Winckler, Cent, to be
Ensign, vice Borger promoted.
London, England, 1810-08-06

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Auc. 6.

This day's-Market had .a middling ~upply of prime-
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general are some-
what considerable; Beef, Mutton; Veal, • Pork, and
Latub, ,support last pri
ces ; and the t rirde for the
most part was.rather brisk.—The sales in the Hay
Market were pretty lively ;. Hay, Straw, and Clover,
fetched better prices than Friday's Market.—AVe
'ainiex an accurate statement of the prlces,and litilll-
-
bers i.

To sink the ofEll per stone of Sib.

Beef 4s. Bd. to 6s. ed. Mutton 4s. Bd. io Cs. od. Ve'al
Ss. od. to 7s. od. Pork Ss. od. to 7s. od. Lamb ss. ccl. to
7s. od.
Beasts 1750. Sheep and Lambs 214t00. Calves 260. Pigs
230. '

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 51. os. od. to 91. os. od. Straw 21. IoS. od. to 31.
los. od. Clover 61. os. 41. to 101. os. od.

COIN• EKCIIANGE, AUG. 6.—To-day the fi;esh
supply of Wheat coastwise. is short, but a consideri-
ble part of last week's foreign arrivals (about 40,0J0
quarters) are on hand,, tine being in deniand, cruses
these samples at a small advance ; Barley and Malt
dill sale; White and Grey 'Pease are chr-aper ;
Beans of the two kinds likewise ; there are also con-
siderable remaining supplies of Oats at' li: tie varia-
tion ; Flour at last prices.

Wheat Sos, a g6s• a t 14$ ; Tick Beans . -42 s a 485
Firc ditto - - i2os a 126., • Oats —22 s a 3Os
'Nye - - -42 s a 48, Poland ditto L.. -33 s a 37s
Barley - - -32 s a 44, 1 ot..4tue ditto - 4os a—s
Malt - - - 72$ a 78s i<,,pz. .:;:eti . - 5.1 a 561
White Pease -• 625. a 68s i'ilie 1 lour. - gis a loos
-
Grey
ditto - Os a 52s :ieculids •• .. - - gos a 955
Beans • - ' • S,AS a 57s ,
London, England, 1810-08-06

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH) AUG. 3.—The schooner Catherine,.
belonging-to tb is port, J. litcksolaster, that saii:d
from hence on Tuesday last, for Lisbon, with a
cargo of sundries,. was obliged/to put back this morn-

ing, being in a leaky state, having encountered a
heavy gale of wind yesterday morning about twenty.

leagues to the Southward of this port, and carried
away her rudder; in going into Stonebbitse Pool,
she ran a ground, and it being ebb-tide, she soon
alter it•pset ; her cargo is taking on board lighters,

and it is expeled she will be got off.
Arrived the
.brig Jenny, of and from Guernsey,
P. Flacoosii, master, with a cargo of, sundries'
bound to St. Domingo, put in here in a' very leaky
state, having encountered a heavy gale of wind on
the27th ult. in lat. 44. O. N.Jong.. 12.30. W. since,
which the crew have been conStrintly employed at
the pumps, and were several timer; near foundering;
she also sprung her mainmast in The gale., -
Arrived the Hardwick revenue • cutter from a
London, England, 1810-08-06

Admiralty-Office, August 4, 1810.

Admiral Si,- C. Cotton has transmitted toJohn.
Wilson Croker, Esq. reports of the. following cap-
tures made by ship under his command.
Revanche French schooner privateer, of 8 guns and 53 men ;
taken on the loth March, by the Eclair sloop.
La Fortune French letter of marque, or re guns and 5; men;
taken on the 13th March, by the ronione.
La General Otta-y ,French brig privateer, of tz guns and 51
men ; ,taken en the 19th April, by the Swallow.
La Stella di Napolean Neapolitan privateer, of z guns andAo
men ;- taken on the Bth May by the Seahorse.
Du Guay Tr,uin French schooner privateer, ot 5 guns and rt 6
men, taken on the t 9115 May, by the Un te. •
Minerve French corvette, pierced for 18 guns, but only a
mounted; taken on the 7tli .play, by the Bustard.
Jupiter %chez of t;enoa, of 3 guns and 68 men ; taken on
the t 1 th May, by the boats of the, Polito, e.

•
Government having issued the usual Certificates
on the Bank of ,England, for the Prizes of the last
Lottery, the full money may now be received tbi-
them at all the Lottery Offices.

There is scarcely an Hotel, Tavern, Inn,: Coffee,
or Public House, but Subscriptions are raising to
adveMure in 111.• present Lottery; sufficient time is
allowed for the edsy accomplishment of those Sub-
scriptions, as the Drawing does not begin until the
9th ut Oalub,,,r, and it "will be the only Lottery
drawn this year. HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to
notice that the Tckets and. Spates at* considerably
cheaper, and the Chance of obtaining one of the five
of 20,0001. more favourable to the Purchasers than
was-ever known.-26; Cornhill, and- St. Margaret's
OH, ISorough.

PRICE OF STOr.:KS
•
SA.TLRDAY.'
Bank Stock, 268 269 India Stock,
Navy 5 per Cent 991,1 India Bonds, 20$. pr.
Irish s per Cent. Excheq. Bills, is. Ss. pr.
4 per cent. 85* 85. °annum, dis.
3. per eta. ked. 09 k 69 Impenal 3 pet Cent.
3 per Cent. Cons.-66 /or 29t11 Aug. 683 g fr
Bank L. Ann. tB4 9- lochs

LUNDONe Printed- by RICHARD HARRIS, of No, 4, Martlett.court, Bow-Weer; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Motto,
At the Strzt-Omca, No, 112, Strand, where ildurtisements, artier; for the l'oper, Leiters for the Editor, 6cc. (post-paid),
London, England, 1810-08-06

I

COLONELS

John Richardson. Henry Oakes, Elisha Trapaud, Daniel
MiNcile,'Thomas Marshall, Charles Reynolds, William
Kinsey, Thomas Bowser, Barry Close, Hugh Stafibrd,
lames Morris, Peregrine Powell, ' Robert Phillips, Robert
Bruce, Hamy C. Palmer, Robert Blair, Alexander Kyd,
fa be M.AJOR-G,ENERALS.
LIEUTENANT-COLONELS
Nicholas Carnagie, lohn Horstord John Gordon, Thoirras
Saunders Bateman. Robert Bell. Tredway Clarke,Wilham
H. Blachlord,- Malcolm Grant, John liaillie, William Wil-
liamson, Arthur Disney. James Brunton. lohn,CUppage,
Ross Lang, Henry P. Lawrence, Henry White, Gabriel.
Motindell, Charles Rumley, George S. Brown,• Walker
- D. Fawcett, Henry Woodington,

To be COLONELS.
' -CAPTAIN'S
Peter Littlejohn, fohn Maclean Stewart, George Eagle,'
Matltsw Macnamara, William Sturreck, Andrew trasei,
London, England, 1810-08-06

DU'JDENDS.

Aug. 27. John Dewhirst, late of Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer.
at eleven, at the Talbot, Halifax.
Aug. 23. limn Lamb., of Shepton Mallet, Soniersetaliire,
dyer, at ten, at the George Inn, Shepton,ivlallet.
Aug. 25. Jonathan Wilson, tateut.Wthte Horse-street, Rat.
clittei Middlesex, dyer, at eleven, at G Mutt-tall.
Aug z 7. Henry Williams, of Chepstow, Alotimouthshirel,
lit‘roviLtt, at ten, at the Black Kuck, Monmouth,
Aug. 25.. Herman Willielmi, Maiti,i'L-lane, Cantu,ll-street,
London, merchant.
Aug. 21. William WilliaMson, late of ,Gringley.on-the.
Hill, Nottinghamshire, corn-factor, at twelve, at the bed
. Lion lnn, Worksop.
Aug. 25-Barnabas Campbell plate Prince's-square, Ratclill4-
highway, Middlesex, insurauce.broker, at twele, at
uildlial I.
Aug. 25. Abraham Spencer, of•Basinghall:street; London,
woollen.-draper, at eleven, at Guiltinall.
Aug. 25. Edward Whitelock, of Queen's. row, Pentonville,
Middlesex, insurance broker, at teit,-Guildhall.
Aug. 25. John Rock; of Westmorland-blikltlings,
gate-street, LondOn, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Aug. 25. Luke. Lane, of Kingsclere, Hants, shopkeeper, at •
at one, at Guildhall, Loiidcp
Aug. 25. William Lucas; of Cheapside, Loudon, warehouse-
man, at one, at Guildhall.
Aug. 25. George Peugh and fames Davis, of Fish street.
hill, London, chemists, at elmen,,at Guildhall.
Aug. 27. James Wrigley, of' Vitt-tree', -121acktriars-read,
surrey, hat-inanutacturer, at one, at Go-J.1411411, Londm.
London, England, 1810-11-24

P
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S IN.

SATURDA J NOVEMBER 24, 1810.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.
*IONTHLY SALE,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, the 7th of December, at Twelve o'Clock, at the

Mart,
COVENTRY CANAL—Three Shares in this
excellent Concern, connecting the Grand Trunk with
the Oxford and Grand undion Canals. The Dividends are
281. per Share clear, per Annin, which, by recent arrange-
ments, and the, prosperous state of the Concern, are exped-
ed to increase considerably.
WARWICK' and NARTON, MONMOUTHSHIRE.,
ROCHDALE; LANCASTER, ELLESMERE, GRAND
WESTERN, BASINGSTOKE, and CROYDON CA.
NAL SHARES, and a CROYDON CANAL MORT-
G BOND of 3nol. beating Interest at s per Cent.
Particulars at HatChett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Matt ;
and of Mr. Scott, zS, New ,Bridge-street.

GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
• Noy. 21, 1810.
THE BAGS of LETTERS from, Melton
-a-Mow-
bray, Oakharn, Uppingharn, Kettering, Thrapston,
Higham Fetters, and Wellingborough, cf .1119nday, the (9
inst. having b,:en stolen the same Night, about Nine at
!Belford,

Whoever shall apprehend, or cause to be appfebended, the Per-
son or Persons, who stole the said Bags, will be intit:ed to a
Reward of
• ONE- HUNDRED POUNDS, .
taj..14,1.: upon Conviction.
Ty Command of the POstinalter-Ceneral,
F. FREELING,Sec.
London, England, 1810-11-24

Contents.

_ ..—.....
r. Ecclesiastical Annals.— z. Static of the Irish Ecclesiastical
Establishment. 3. State of the Established Church in. Scot-
land.' 4. Proceedings in Parliament relative to Ecclesiasti:
cal Affairs. 5. Clerical Biography. 6. Controversy. 7.
Ecclesiastical Miscellanies. 8. Ecclesiastical Review. 9.
Proceedings in the Dioceses and the Universities. 10. Cle
rical Obituary. ir. Correspondence.
Printed for F. C. and' I. Rivingtuir, St. Paul's Church-
yard; P.. Baldwin, Paternoster-row; and 1. Hatoilarcl, 19),
Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had;
r. The Ecclesiastical and University Annual Register,-for
iBOB, price 15s.
a. The Ecclesiastical Index, containing a List of the Ilene-
fices, with their Valuations, Patrons, and Number of Parish-
oners, &c. price 7s. 6d.

This Day was published,
In 2. vols. Bvo..ptite iks. buatds,
XIEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS ;of
'VI CTok AI. ER I ; vvritten IV himself. Trans-
lated from the Italian. •

London : Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street.
" It, is impossiole.to peruse the Memoirs of such a 'lianas
Alfieri, without some interest- and gratification. The traits
of ardour and originality that are disclosed through alt the
reserve and .gravity of the style,:-beget a. continued exp.:c-
tation and cukriosity. ; and even those parts'of his story whit i
stein • rather to. belong •to his 'youth, rank, and' educa-
tion, • thin •to his genius or peculiar eharatler,• acquire..a
degree of importance, from considering how far these very
cirdutnstsnees have assisted` the toimation, and ch..
strutted the developement, of 'that charatter and getbus
Rev.

" Perhaps the history of literature does not preset so ex-
traordinary an instance of the enterprizes which mind alone
will.attemplt, unassisted by art, and unimproved by instruc-
tion."--Mon. Rcv. ' .

. f • .
London, England, 1810-11-24

YRYSERVATION FROM DIt()%VNI NG.

- This
.1)Tly was pllbliShC(l.,,p,riCe ss. in boards,
THE HYDRO-AERONAUT, or. Navigator's
LIFL. BUOY; skewing by new Experiments,. on
Principles well knownio Natural Philosophy, that Withhur
any particular preciiiition, almost every ship at sea-has with-
iifitself easy and dietttlal means or saving its Crew and Pas-
sengers in eases of Shipwreck, with a variety of other im-
portant information. -
Printed for 1, M. Richardson, N0..23, Coruhill, and 1.
Hatcharri.
London, England, 1810-11-24

LQN DON MEDICAL REVIEW.
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THE - LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW.—
No. XII.
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Underwood, No. 40, West Smithfield, London ; Adam
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As'above may be had;
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at 25. 6d. pa-Number ; or hr 3 vols. Bvo. in extra boards,
ti. its. 6d.
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nuary,
London, England, 1810-11-24

-
riENTLEMEN, FARMERS, and at OWN-
NJr ER S of HO RSES,2are re;peCtfutiv informed, that-
Mi CI,ATER'S ONE' HUNDRED NEW CASES in
FARRi ERY are now incorporated in the mist Edition of
Every Man his,own Farrier."
The whole woik has been re-written, and every possible
improvement made, from Mr. C later's Memorandums and
Observations, during 24 Years extensive Practice, embellish-
ed with a Portra.t, price 95. ,
Sold wholesale and retail by Crosby and Co. Stationero-
- Ludgate-street.
Where may be.liad,
a. Every Man his own Cattle. Dealer, price ros. 6d.
2. Crosby's Faimer's Complete rocket Book,' for air,
price 45.
3. Complete Grazier; or, Cattle Dealer's Assistant,
price a 2s.
London, England, 1810-11-24

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE;

- Nov. 13, 13!o.
•
411 Excheinfi• 13 11s, dated in the 11.10.,:ths of jatzua3. a.;‘,/ F.
bruary, 1810,

TO-BE PAID OFF.
THE LORDS COMMISSIO.ATERS of His 31/1- .
yESTY's TREASURY haVinggiven Diraiions jot
ing of the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with
the Into-est.-dui thereon, at the Exc'hequer Billi).ffice, in the Receipt
of Exchequer,.New Palate Yard, Westminster, on Thursday, the
:30 Day of December.. Attendance n ill be Oven dal?). (Sun::
days and Wolidays excepted) until and 1.1.7fi1l ThuridaY, the
2yto NoVember,t 8 to, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in
the Afternosn, for the purposi, of receiving the same. And for the
greater dispatch, ihe Li-ea-revs of the said pith are do sired to bring
:separate Lilts of each description of Bills,.containing the NuM-
hers in Numerical Order, according .to the Dates
,of the said
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and Interest thereon, computed from, but excluding the Debts
on which they are respefilvely dated, -to the said t 3 .t Lay
of December bland-be, when the Interest will cease; and the
said Bearers (being Hohiers so not), are indirpensab?y required
to-indorse each Bill with their usual "Signature ; and to write their
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they arc moreover required to eut;nd the Excequer 13,71- dficefir
Payment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts for
the same.

, If any of the Holders of tteafor eraid Bills .1 hould bey desirous of
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Such Per ions as may/ he desirous- of having New Exchequer..
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Newßills, and onentioding the Anzonnt, at the bottom
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comnurdated with Neu; Bills, c.irtirink an Interest of Three-pence
by the Day,•on;very, One Hundred Pound:, which said Nczc•'Bilis
will hear 'Date the said i3eb Drj cf December, and ia he de-
livered on Saturday,' the 15th Der r!nier, and thejoiloiiiirg Days.

N. 8. All .E.iThequek dated prior to. January, iSso,,loavi
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London, England, 1810-11-24

AN ENGLISH AND DUTCH DICTIONARY.
• This Day was published;
In vol. square rzmo. prite los. 6d. bound,
.NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the
lA. ENGLISH and DUTCH LANGUAG ES ; with aNj
Vocabulary of Proper Names, Geo&aphical, Historical, &c.
in Two Parts :.1. English and 2.. Dutch and Eng-
lish. Containing all the words of general use, collected
from the best Authorities, in both Languages ; carefully'
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met ; and John Richardson, Royal Exchange, London.
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On or about the Ist of December next will be published,
The First Number, price 6s. of
THE REFLECTOR; a Quarterly Magazine, on
Subjeds of Philosophy, and the Liberal Arts.
Concluded by the Editor of the Examiner.

This publication is to be considered as an attempt to im-
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Tedantryion theorie hatid, nor hy, splendour of .embellish-
mem, as it is called, on the other, ;_ but by shawin4 a proper
regard at race .to the utility and athusement of periodical
,writitig, by cultivating, the. connection' between tlie.polities
.and liberal arts of a great nation;, waging war with literary
and political quackery ; endeavodring t'o enlarge the general
spi6t'of thinking-; and altogeth: r regarding the times with
an eye to the judgment of impartial posterity.
Oiders for its supply may be given to all the Booksellers
and News Venders.

icarnincrlOSee, Bc.aufert-buildings, Strand,

No-vember 1,18 to.
London, England, 1810-08-01

S NL in •

GRAvtdEND, JULY 30.
'Sailed—the. Surinam, Hyndman, for Swinam ; and the ,
Perseqrance, Bennett, tnr

fu RTI/S.

In Hill-street, Berkeley-square, the Lady of George p.or-
ip 1 sq. ()la Son.
On the 29th ttlt.' Mrs. Lanphier, of Upper Sunbury, or a
Daughtet.
Early on Monday morning, the Lady of Gear s Hart
D)ke, Esq. ota Daughter.
London, England, 1810-08-01

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

July 23, is,o.
THE PRINCIPfIL, OFFICERS of HIS. Mil-
-a- 7ES IT's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received. at their Off eei in Pall. mall, on
before ilMneidg, the Sib del, of August next from such Persons
at nt,ty be willing to undertake the supp& of LINSEED OIL
for Setvtcr of this Department, /or a period of Three Years'.
. 7he Oil must he dfliVered at- the Royal Arsenal, 'Woolwich,
either in the•raw or b.elled state, in such uantitie: as 'ma; here.
quir.d, and in the proportion of Whs. to the a 110 n. ,The Terms
and Conditiatts of the Contract, together with all jortherparticulars,
mai. he known at the.- SecretaY 't Office in Pall-Mall, afotesaid,
any day between •be ll.urs o/ Ten and Four so'Clock; 'ti-here the
Pro' 9sals must be delivered, sealed up and end.rsed,• " Proposals
for Linseed Oil," bat no Propsal can be admitted •:;iter the said
th d Jof /logos:, at Twelve o'Clocl„,at Noon o/ the same day, nei-
ther will any fender be noticed, unle.ts‘the Patty making*, or an
"pent in hi: behalf, shall attend.

EJ Orde.r of the Beard,

CPZEIP; Secyftary.

BEAUTI Ul. WOMEN.'
THE greatest Ble.usit, to Beauty is superfluous
Hairs on the Face, Ne,.lc, an,! Arms -HUBER-1"s
ROSEATE PO WAD R imniediately removes them, is an
elegant article, pertedly innocent and pleasant to use, price
4s. or two in one Parcel. 7s.
Sold by the Proprietor, N 0.23, RussAl-sacet, Covent-gar-
den ; vi ton, No. 47, Bond-street ; Dunnett, No. 3, and
Riegc, 6i, Cheapsidel; l's lister, .M.srgate; :Ruff, 'Clielten.
h ; I-1.1 v'y. Weymouth ; Gregory, Brighton ; 13insteed,
Bognor ; Scarboro' ; Gould, Bath .; Trrwmair,
Exeter ; \lnnday, Oxford; Noswo;thy, Norwich ; Dancer,
and' CattlL—Vork ; Hopkins, Swinney,
ham ; Gales, shettield ; Prosser, Bristol ; C regsons, Lt-
verpou;'; ani by every BOokseller Perfumer, and Vender in
Epglan:i, I reiitid, and Scotland.

CREA3' BLESSING TO MO I ,iERS.
MADAM,
CI..ESING a letter in the •Noivspli ers front—the
L." Rev. Mr. SILVES'IER, of the rest., rum of a'Cjiiild
which was Cutting its teeth, by the application of your
A I. RICAN siOOTII INC SYRUP, permit me to say, as
a ,'lather, I have found equal benefit in my little boy, who
was very Fad anti had threefi.s, when tortiimitely I heard of
your Syrup. Ino s,•oner rubbed his gums than hisfits lett
him, and before I hsd used two tioitles the Child had nine
Teeth through, and am, __ _
London, England, 1810-08-23

S
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Ari""

THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1810.

VIC UAL L LNG-01,1,10E,

Aug. 17, 1810.
T'HE COMMISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY': NA V Y do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday, the 3ist inliaqt, they will be ready to re-
(Wye Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Hun-.
dred Ton: of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be antwere;ble to
Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in'the
original Packager at the rate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per_
week, ;coo is Majesty's ViiPeaiiing
...Stoles at Deptford; and,
to be paid for .by Bills, payage with haves', ninety days after
date.

The Conditions of the Contraa ;mg be seen at the Secietat;s's

Office.

No ?egad will be hal to any Tender in which the Price sh.l,
not be inrcrted in words at length, or that shall ro he de--
livered to the Board before One o'Cloa on the said riiday,,tbe
2zst instant, nor unless the Person 2rib makes the Trader, or
sme Per ton on 4ii behalf, attends, to attswet ;obit called fv-.
London, England, 1810-02-12

I.)IPIDENDS.

March t. Zachariah Ithcocks, of Bristol, draper, at eleven,
at the Ruininer Cavern, Bristol.'
March 6'. ' lOhn Zomlingon, of Barlaston, Staffordshire,
boat-builder, at eleven, at the Crown. Inn; In Stone.
March 7. Sampson Tharrue, of Stone, Statibrdshire, corn,-
dealer, at eleven, at 'the Crown Inn, in Stone.
March S. Isaac Cole, late of .Marnhull„florsetsiiire, wool-
stapler, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury.
March 5. Thomas Ashton, of Blackburn, Lancathire, at
eleven, at the New Inn,.l3l;ckburn.
March to. James Makeham, of Upper Thames-street; Lon-
don, cheesemonger, at one, at Guildhall,
Feb. 26. Lewis. Lewis and and Frances Rudd, of Newcas-

tle.u.pon-Tyne, milliners, at eleven, at the Shakespear
Tavern, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. '
.Wch 3. Roderick Mackenzie, of King's Arms-yard, Lon-
don, merchant,- at twelve, at Guildhall.
March 12. Thomas Davies, orHaverfordwest,..mercer, at
twelve, at the Bush Tavern,-Bristol.
-March 3. john Nixon, of Duke's-place, Pimlico, Middle-
sex, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall, London.
March 3. Thomas llinrts,. of Great Barlow-street, Mary-le-
bone, water-closet; and of Charles-street, Long-Acre,candle-
manufacturer, and Thomas Cooper also, of Charlotte-
Street; candle.trlanufatiurer' at one, at Guildhall. '
March 3. -Abram Gompert limclin, of ,Portsmouth, Hants,
shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London.
March 6. Nicholas 1-1,171, of Martin's-lane, London, mei-L.
Chant, at one, at Guildhall.
March 3. Richard Sowley, of Knowle, Warwickshire,
cornfac,:tor, at eleven, at the Blpck Swan, Warwick. ,
March S. john Brooke, of Hartshead, Dewshury, York-
shire, merchant, at eleven, at -the Yew' Tree Inn, Robort
Town,-Birstall.
March 3. Michael Layton, latrof White Hart-row, -Ken-
nington, Surrey, stone-Mason' at ten, at Guildhall,London.
May iz, Francis Oakley, of l-tereford woolstapler, at ele-
yen, at Guildhall, Luaion.
'April 7. William Smith, of Portsea, Hants, linen-draper, at
on; at Guildhall.

, CERTIFIC4TE,Y.
March;. William Alton, of Alfreton, Derbyshire,
keeper.
William Giddy, of Truro, Cornwall, chemist and druggist.
William Leach, late of Hortoll, Bradford, Yorkshire, wool,
stapler.
John, Richardson, of Westminster-bridge-road, Lambeth,
Surrey,' livery-stable-keeper.
John Spencer, of ManChesler, viaualler. ' _ -
losepti Moore, of Great Russell-street Bloomsbury, Middle-
se, line.. n. raper.
Edward Harris, of Gouldstone-square, Whitechapel, Mid-
dlesex, stationer.
William Chatiorton, of Waltham, Lincolnshire,-grocer.
George Mabbs Shelly, of Sr. Mary, Whitechayel, Mi,ddle-
' sex, hosier.
Robert Cannon, of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, builder and
btiekmakur.
London, England, 1810-02-12

POLICE.

On Saturday,. foseph,./i/ders, a well-known (7131: •1".
ra6ter,• Was brought • before Mr. GRAliAlgi
with attempting (.0 commit a-most dlring robberj-
I,t appeared, that on Saturday about two oic!ock
in.. he afternoon, as the carriaize of M ss Robinsotr
of Thorpe-green, near Borot4hbi idgCr, was „
Through Little_
,St.Martin's,lane, -her trunk, at lb°
back-of the carriage, ,wa,s attained in the 12)0%1' •
ing,manner by the prisoner,- who was oblerved
take a-large knife from,his"pocket; open it,. alnd- b 5"
gin to cat the straps of the trunk, Information vvt?
given to the Coachman, when the Prisoner ran 013..
Homqr, one of the patrole, happening to-bepassillg

at the 'time, assisted in the pursuit, and he Was :It
length secured.

' It having been proved that the prisoner was -cQn.'
viEted abouLalear ago; under the Police
GR-MIAM -cctuvii;ted him again on the evidence-0'
two' of-the pat role, ai a reputed thiesf, which sub"
jects him to tWo inlprisonatent, with liberty-I.°
,
:ypeal to, the Sessions.

A. merchant named Coaocnow has sent to St-
Pe-tersburgh7from coasts-of the Friezt!it Sea, the
bead of► an animal of' extraordinarY size, and in, yell._
perfect' pieservat ton. , This head has been presented
to the Emperor by the Minister for Cotomerce;
Majesty has rewarded the Merchant with: a gala

- ,
The' Public must' have the Two Hundred Thou-
sand Pounds Prize-nioney, to be dr'awn nest Wrd-
nesday: • Ifoassnv and 'Co. assure their friends, that
the Contrarior cannot havea .chinace for the Prizes
it is .a certain), that the Tickets and shares will he all
disposed of ere the draWinig begins. HORNSBY and
Co...urge those, wao honour then, with heir fa..
vours,, to buy immediately,. In the last tour Lot-
teries HORNSBY and 'Co. shared four of .20,00'
two of 10,0001. four of 50001. one of 40001. bee, ,
sides several of 2001. looal: 5001. Btc/ &c. No. 26,
Cornhill, and St. 'l)i4argaret's-hill, Borough.

' BIRTHS.
On Wednesday last, in Devonshire-place, the Lady °f..
Henry Grirnes, Esq. of a Daughter. • -
On 'Friday, Airs. Murray, of 13edford-rosi,, of aSon.

MAR R I El,.
On Tuesday, last, Mr. ',Thomas. Dobson, of BucklersburYtt
London, to Mary,. second ‘da‘tiginer of the late Edmun3
Chapman Esq. .of in:the County of Crthibridg•
On "l'lL,sciay, at SI. Mary.:ie•-bonne, `Mr. Wm. Welch.
df Oxford-stroet, to Miss Sarah Eulwood, niece of gichayti
ack min, Esq. of Wajbfook.
The same day, at Greenwich, Thomas Stokes, Espg:
Miss :Charlotia Coodwyn, daughter of Henry GoodyrYi',
of Blackheath.
London, England, 1810-02-12

WEDNESDAY.

SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends nd the
Phtilic, that the LOTTE,RY, will Begin and Finish
Drawing on %v.k UN ESDA Y the 14th.—The Scheme con-
tains only 5,000 Numbers, and the following
CAPITAL PRIZES:.

--,. . . .
4 - - of - - :k/o,neai sa - - of . -: - Ximo
4
Besides 4,96aintorior Prizes from tool. to 151.
4,099 - - a - - k 5,000 753 - -- a - .
948 . 5OO 548
0155 - - - -
Were Sold and Shared in 112 last Lottery,
At SWI FT and Co.'s Offices, No. it,' Poultry, No. 12,
Charing-cross. and. No. 31, Aldgate High-street ;
Where Prizes in former Lotteries, amounting to upwards of
a MILLION . STERLING, haye been Sold in Shares.

- 2,000
500
500

PAID ON DEMAND,
2,6t3 - . £2o,cioo I 133 - k ro,ooo
10,294 2c,000 8,83; - - - 5,000
18,544 - - - 26,000 8,716 - - 5,0,70
-19.644 - - 20,000 I 19,57 a - 5,000
2,27 - to,noo 17,127 - - 4,000'
Besides Prizes of 0001. ,000Lseol.. &c.
This grand List of Capital Prizes xv ere sold in Shares; in
the last and three preceding Lotteries, at the old.estabtished
State Lottery Offices, 2.6, Lornhill, .and St. Margaret's Hill,
14orough, of IA ()RNSiIY ancrCo., who were also the first, to
sell two i'rizes ot 30,0001.
101INSBY and Co.. respeetfullk solicit the fa
NOtIrS of the Public in the NEW STATE- LOT-
TERY, which ab.uriids. with Capital Chances • they.also
beg leave to assure their friends, that they Will use their
best endeavours-to procure. Prizes worthy their-possessing. •
TI CKETS'and SHA RES are selling m the lowest Prices,
and all Orders by i'ust or.carrier.executed to any part of the
globe, oh the same terms ash present.
• fp-• To be' Drawn in `ONE. DAY, WEDNESDAY
NEXT. Two, three, and four Tiekeif the same Number
may be had; so that 40,0001. 6q,0001. or 8...03601. can he ob-
tained by. one Adventure

•
EY'F(I4, Partner with the tate Sir J. BRANSCOMB.
• Removed to_ a, near the Maosion.liouse,.
RETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all Favours
received during' the Eight years he was the only Part- s'
ner and person connected in the Lottery Business with the
late Sir !sines Branscomb, and respeetfullwseilicits the com-
:mands of his friends and the public, at his. preSent Office,
No. a, CO giN; MIL 1., now establised solely on his own ac. I
count, and where the smallest. Order will meet that civility
and Attention for which his limner-residence was particularly
noticed. ►

The Lottery will be drawn all in ONE DAY, F
BRUARY 14, 1810.
The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are- in themselves so
good, and were:so- universally approved in,the ,last Lottery,
• that very . few words • are required to invite .purchasers.
Lyton therefore has only to add" that as I i.kets and Shares
mosf certainly rise, arfearly application s .uld be made
:at his lucky Office,
No. 2, CORNI-1 I LL, near the. Mansion-House.
.(1:r The public are resPedhilly informed, that no Busi-
ness can be transaded before Light o'Clock in the Morning or
after-Eight o'clock in the Eveuing, _according to the Ad of
Parhainent.
London, England, 1810-11-06

ASSAULT.

Thomas:Marshall, G. Robson, and James Browne,
stood itiClid'ed for an aiiault on JamesDowst on the
17th Septeinb'er lait,

. _
Dowst, it appeared, was put in possession of a
vessel called the Ocean, by Meisrs. Lodins, on her
arrival in the riser, Thames frOtn :St. Petersburgh ;
but a few days alter he had been so put in posses-
sion of the vessel, he was forcibly tuned out by the
prisoners; and that constituted the alleged assault.
However, it afterwards appeared that there was a
dispute then, and still existing, in Dottora' Com-
mons, as to the property of the ship,—when a con-
sersation took place bet Ween the several Counsellors
and the Bench ; and it was agreed to take a verdict
of--. Not

117E/Ti SOUTH (PALES.

HOBART TOWN, SULLIVAN COVE, APRIL 10, 1810.

Since my last an event has taken place that has
equally surprised and ftlicled all the inhabitants of
our Colony, and which in its consequences will be
long felt by the majority :—the very sudden death
of our Lieutenant-Governor, Colonel COLLINS, who
expired while in conversation with his medical at-
tendant. He hail complained of a cough and cold
for some days, but there was nothing Which seemed
to threaten in any degree such a fatal termination.
In him the Settlement has lost a man of ability,
tempef, and humanity, and it will not easily' find
such another. The soldiers have lost a friend, and
the convicts a proteNor ; indeed very few are to be
'found of, those who have lived under his government
that do riot lament him as a father. For. my own
part, though had less to do with him than many
others,
.1 consider hint as a very great .loss to the
Colony in general. He was a man of most con-
ciliatory manners, a scholar, and a perfect, gentle-
man, and had the interest of the,country greatly at
heart. He was buried with military honours, and
followed to the grave by all descriptions of peiiple,
the whole of whom
_vied with each other in- beating
testimony to his win th, and in expressions of their
regret.

A tradesman's wife in Sloane-street attempted to
destroy herself by swallowing a quantity of arsenic
on Simday evening. A female servant discovered
what.she hid done, and gave,information to her
master; but tree unfortunate woman wouid not ac-
tnoWledge that had taken poison. Surgical aid was
immediately procured, and a, powerful emetic was
administered, but although the affitelei woman had
,momentary 'chef, she was not expected to survive
.at t 2 o'clock yesterday.

. . , .
. .
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• 11 the Suti•Cfrinotg, No. 112, Strand,
,where eldvertisemenos Qrders to► the &Per, Letters for. the &afar airc. vost.pain), must be addresSea.
London, England, 1810-11-06

Printed f9r T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand

This Day was published,
In One largo Volume, Octavo, price 135. in boards, a NeW
Edition, corrected and enlarged, with additional lates, of
INDRACTICA L OBSERVATIONS in SUR-
'. GERY, illustrated by CASES.
By WILLIAM HEY, F.R.S.
Member of the Royal Colleg! of Surgeons in London ' - Ho-
norary Me mber of the Royal Medical Society of Edin-
burgh ; and of the Literary and Philosophical Society of
Manchester; and Senior Surgeou of the General Infir:
Maly, at .Leeds.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1810-08-24

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA,' JULY 25.--Reports of a great battle be-
tween theßuz..simis and the Turks, continue to pre-
y:A A leper dated 134ickharest,, 12th inst. sdeaks
in these words : " .We .hear, of a severe engagement
Which lasted the,whole of one day and the greater
part of the next, between the Grand Vizier, and the
Russian forces unsler General•Kamensky. The re-
sult.is svtatedto be in-favour of the former, but no
other intelligence received than-that of a traveller,
who says he passed near the scene of aotion." We
wait for a further account of this.

A large convoy of money the day-befbre..,yester-
day,- set off from this city on its way- to Oagen,
being a part of the war contribution remaining un-
paid. It. consisted principally of slyer coin, and some
gold.
HAmßunon, AUG. 10.--The news from' Copen--
hagen,:which is dated as late as t be 6th of this month,
announces the plexiin.g intelligence of the .capture
of three English brigs in the Baltic,. laden with co-
lonial produce. Their s:trgoes are very valuable, and
be immediately put up to sale. The English
landed .a short time since on a part of the Danish
coast, and after setting fire to a few fishertnens huts,
they decamped on the appearance .of some soldiers.
They were in number about t;?o.

CJNSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 17.---Soine part of •the
reinfpeements from Asia have at length arrivei,
consisting of about 14,000 men. They are under
the-command of the-Paella Vesum, son of the Go-
vet nor of Cairo. They are folly armed and discip-
lined, and are immediately to be sent aft' to our
army. A report has been eirel.:lated of the retreat
of the Russians towards the. Dtuub-e---, but we have'
no official accounts to justify it.
•Frutit our possessions on' the coast of the Black.
Sea provr-iou arrikc is, large 'rinantities, and nothing
is wanting to in-ure a more favourable re-ult to the
prese t -eampaignitni was experienced in the lasf.
The Grand maintains hiS ground', and we
hope the supplies will reach him before a genetal
engagement. We have reason to believe that grew
discontent pick ails in the Russian army; in conse-
quence of the men nut rudeiving their pay.

The Pro; rietors and Performers orlirury-Lane
Thearre we understand, hate settled all disputes,.
and are likely to jag on merrily together during the
ensuing season. It is said that they are to. perfor
under the authority, of the Patent, and that the
Creditors in general have consented. to wave all
claims to a participation of the profits till the re-
building of the Theatre.
: Though several. produdicns 'of acknowledged .me-
rit have berm 'brought forward this season at the
Haymarket Theatre, the whimsical After-piece of
Bornbastes Furioso has been one of the chief at.:
tractions: It must indeed be' admitted that this
piece exhibits no inconsiderable share of original
humour, and is rendered irresistibly diverting by
the Performers.

The Manager of the Opera House, it is said, has
renewed an engagement with CATALANI for three
y-
years, upon verliberal terms.
London, England, 1810-11-01

1 i Da

13,)mEA.1, MAY 19.—Arrived the 'lion; Colt-
pany's criizer ;Urilobar, and her convoy, lea
this port on the 161 h ()I April, being been unable
to etfect tiwir passage to the' Red Sea, in conie-
qurpce of the bad sailing of the vessels under'con-
voy.

Iiku.LAHY, MAY 6.—On Friday last a public din-
ner Was given by the Odicers of the ist tapttalion ut
his Majesiy's 56th Regnnent, stationed at this pl.:ce,
to Culoud Skinner, their comcnal,ding
honour of his promotion and return to the R•4itnent
after a short absence; and as a token of their re-
spect, esteem, and attachMent to an oth,er, w hos:.
good qualities, both in command and in s: city, have
secured to the corps uninterrupted hatinony and
happine,s during a long period that he has been at
their head.

A nutnerous',pariy, consisting of Gen. Croker,
Mr. Bruce, the Judge, and the whole of the Wicers
an,l Gent:emen of the station, partook of this en-
tertainment, where the utmost cordiality and con-
viviality. prevailed.
Head-quarters,/ lientotte (Ceylon),
Apra 21.

The General Court Martial, of which. Lieuten-
ant-Colonel the El pourable P. Stuat t, of the I9'h
Regiment, was President, is approved of and
..iis-
sol‘ied.