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was co sidered,as endowed tv'tii pre-ernir ent
,dom ; and tlid- 4evnt-li son of. a seventh son
still thought 1-,cl:sess pov.:er of healing
eases spontaneous!... fc.:tlion i,...7:-kened to gold
seven times purified; in -the . ; and we yet Sal's
you -frighten me out 'cif my •seveittenses. The (4-
pogire sides "of every lace -on the dice make seven ;
%Cnence the players at ,hazard make seven tl:e
main. -

Hippocrates says, that the septenary number, by
-its occult virtitets, tends-: to the :accomplishment of
all things ; to be the dispenser of life and fountain
of all its changes ; and like Sliake,pear, hedivic
the life of man. info seven ages. For. as the 'moon
changes her faces every seven days this number
fluences all. sublunary beings. In .seen hours
•
• geniturey
eceiveSits first disposition to conception
in seven days is:coagulatef ;in seven weeks it
distinguiShed into 'members ; in seven months a
child Allay be born and live, and nolbefore ; and an 7,
. cietftly it was not named before seven da)s,
.not be:
ing accounted fully to hive life beton that periodi-
cal duty._ The 'teeth. spring out on the seventh
month, and are shed and 'renewed in.. the seventh
year, when infancy is clanged into .F 4
'twice seven years puberty
,beginS at` thrice seven
years the faculties are developed,' manhood corn"
mences, and we become regally competent to all civil
- atis ; at tour times,seven riv,n t at the full possession
of tis strength ; at five limes seven lie is fit for this
business of the world ; at six times seven he 13.,eodies
grave and wise, or never ; at Seven limes seven he
•iz; in Irakilpogee, and from that. ,time, decays ;. ac
- eight times seven he is in .his first climacteric; at
trine times seven, or, ,sixty-three, he is in his
grand climaderic, or year of danger : and in time 4
s-ven, or three snore yearsand ten, has by the royal
prophet been pronounced the natural period of 'nu,
man life: .
London, England, 1810-08-03

.1,1.11.11 C 4 PAPERS.

KmosTo 1,1, JUNE 23.—The Elk brig, of 18 guns;
Capt. CC; GH LAN, ' from the Havannah ; and the
Bramble sehooner, of eight guns, Li,:ul. FLEMING,
ft on] a ctuize, arrived on Saturday. The former
vessel brought in with her the ship Holland, one of
the fleet that sailed from Portsmouth underconvoy of
the Hyperion frigate but which was run away with,
and carried into the liavannah by the crew, after
having murdered the Captain and Mate. Five of
he mutineers arrived in the Elk, two of whom were
committed to gaol on Wednesday, to take their trials
at a Court orAdniiralty Sessions.

The Rev.V. Edwards, M.A. vicar of Broomfield,
Essex, is collated to the rectory of St. Giles, Col-
chester.
London, England, 1810-08-03

Hali x

The convoy bound to Quebec; Halifax, and Ame
rica, laying at this port, it is reiorted, will sail from
hence the first -taip wind after the bt hinstant.

The Mediterranean convoy 'also:laying here, are
wailingfor the arrival
,of .ships from the Downs,

but their time of departure is not at present ascer-

tained.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. L— Arrived the Swedish ship
Minerva, A. H. HOLMQUIST, master, from Alicant,
(42. days, passage)'laden with salt,. bound to Stock-
holm,'• put into this port for orders ; the Mars,
BAKER; from London; Sampson, PA it k ER, from
Gloucester; and a Spanish ship, witipa cargo.

Sailed his Majesty's ships Druid for the Irish
station ; Seine and Monkey for the coast of France;

and Favourite on a cruize.

DOVER, AUG. 2.—Arrived here this afternoon

from Ram9gate and the Downs the following Iran-
s:;oris, which are come in foribe_purpose of recviv—
ing the ist Battalions of the Gth Regiment at Dover,
and the.3Bth at Folksstone, which mach in tci=
morrow in.order to be embiic'ed •

No. 15. Ellen, 198. Pi)yagei% 207. Caldicot Castle,
214. Diligent, A.X. Altdon„ Flora, R.E.
ham, S.H. Divas,. and W. . William. •

FALNOUTII, JULY 3.1.--Arrived the Duke if Kent
packet, LAWRENCE:, from 'lndica, in 36 days.
Sailed the. *Piince of 4i/ales- picket, 'Too, for'

Lisbon.

DEAL, ALIO; the whole of the out-.
ward tinder convoy of the Osprey sloop of.

w:i i .

Auk/6d- the Eliza,- LISTON, from Antigua.

TILIDE AND NAnGeITION.

The annual Accounts, giving a of the com-
merce aid navigation of, the country, for the year
ending the sth January 181 0, which were hlid"be-
fore Parliament,in the last Session; haVe.beenprint-
ed; andi from them we extract the 'following au-
thentic details..

. .
. ,
The following is a comparative view of the -Im-
ports into Great Britain, excluSive of Ireland, for
the three last years. , '

,
i vaiue of Imports in the year ending last,. 5.
1808'
r, - - - - 4' 25;453,749
, Ditto tor- 1509 - - - • 2.3,V5..),704
Ditto for 1,810 ' - - - 30,406,560
FroM this it appears, that the increase during
,the-
! last year has- been very Oonsidet able. Some of the
items, under the head of Imports, are. onu,oally
large. For instance, Coffee was imported to the
amount of 4,6g3,68.01.; grain (of allsom)1,136,0711.
whereas the imoOrtatioa of the preceding ye.ir was
only to the amount of 146,2401. Tile wool imported
, last year was very Considerable, namely, 350,0721.
Tne.lmports from the',East Indies and China are not
yet given in; . but the year before they amounted to
,1 5,848,6'491.
London, England, 1810-08-03

EXPORTS'.

The following is a comparative view of British Ex-
ports for the three List years, ending the sth Ja-
unary in each year.
Exports, 18.08 - - - £•25,171,422
llrito 1809 - - 20,691,962
1810 - - - 350 -7,439

This last is only the official value, but theinspec-
tor General compotes the real value at 50,242,7611.
This Oompination of the real value is trade from the'
actual average .prices, and froth the declarations of
the Exporters. ,
In the Exports, cotton goods form the most pre-
dominant article, which were last year exported to
tlie amazing amount ,of 8,616,7n1. nearly six mil-
Mons more than in the. preceding year. 'Whether
bey have gone to a goOd
.marliet is another:ques-
tion, 'about which some doubts way be entertained;
it the accounts be .correct of .the amazing quantities
of goods heaped ufrin our foreign depO 's. • .
The 4xport of woollens was also very, great, be•
tug to the amount of 5,40,1511. where, in the
preceding year, it was only 4,853;9991_
Under the head of: Foreign and Colonial Mer-
chandize, our Exports Were also unusually large—,
being 15,194,3241. In the preceding year the Ex
pons under this head were only 7,02,3051. nearly
one-halt less than,those of 1810.

The mo,t prominent articles under this head of
Exporls, are

. Coffee . k. 5,845,166
Sugar - - i,713,130
lactia Piece Goo,is - i079,7z8
•
In the number of the shipping and searnen be-
longtng to the whole empire, a very sinisfttory in-•
crease, seems to have taken plate.

Shirping in dc,B
Se.tw:,2l

22,646
157,10 j
23,070
1p0,598

Shippitig in 18og
Seaiveti dii to

OSIENTAI: LITERATUkkE,--The Direetors* of the
'East-India Company have sometimes been accused,
though most unjustly, of a want of liberality. The
many. alts of generosity which they have often
shown, and the preSent state of their pension list,
will; lio‘t ever, sufficiently mani'est the injtistice of
the charge. Asecent instance of liberal spirit, and
proper regards to the interests of Literature, deserves
to be recorded A Gentleman belonging to One of
the Native Regiments in 'lndia has not only .been
permitted to return to this country for three years,
in order to complete the Hindoostance Dictionary,
hut, just before his departure for India ag3in, a few
day; ago, he was !testified by the Directors with
500 guineas, as a compliment .to him for the exe-
cution of so useful a work, the copy-right of which
is of course his own property.
London, England, 1810-08-03

'TOLSON V. CRANSTOWN.

This was an aEtion 'brought to recover 651. for
the defendant's passage, and her servant, from the
island of St. Christopher's.to the Port of London ;
also 101. 12s. 6d. for Custom-house fees paid by the
plaintiff for getting the defendant's naggag 'on

, Mr. GARROW staved, that the plaintiff was the
Captain of the ship Fleetwood, an. East Indianan*,
and the defendant was the Hon. Lady _Eliza Crans-
'town., In the year 1807, she and her wan servant
Came ai passengers on board the ship Fleetwood,
froin the Island of St. Christopher's for the pay-
ment of which the present aEtion was brought. The

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TRANSPORT- OFFICE,
• Nov. 6, 18 to.
THE COMMISSIONERS fa. Conduaing His
- •
MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERPICE, for taking
care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be
ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the ag,b November, 1810, to
receive sealed Tenders, and is eat with such Persons a: may be
willing to contiati for SUPPLYING the Royal Ilospited, at
P 6 Mouth with the undermentioned Articles jor Twelve .111cniks
ctrtain, from le ist J.tnuary, ;
Beet Oatmeal Candles
„Mutton Sago Carrots .
. Bread Salt Sugar •
Cheese Vinegar Nine

Rice •
Barley Soap

Beer
Havins:

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Treaty, nor any noticed•unlesr the Party. or an Agent Jr him,
pexsonally attend. Each 'Tender must be .qccornpanied by a Let-
ter from two respectable Persona, engaging to beiome bound with
ibel'erson te,tdering; the hum for the due Prrfcrmance
of the Contraa.
• •
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said Hospital, at kyymouth.
London, England, 1810-11-10

CONTINUATION AND COMPLETION OF DR.
GILLIt.S'S HISTORY OF 'ANCIENI GRLECE,
ITS COLONIES, AND CONQUESTS.
This Day'was published,
Handsomely printed in Two large Volumes Quarto, price
41..4. in boards,
P-1-4HE HISTORY of the WORLD, from the
i Reign. of ALEXANDER ro that of AUk.USTUS;
comprehending the latter Acs of European Greece,' and
the
,History the Creek KiiKeloms,in
,Asia and Africa,:
from their
.Ifoundation to their Destrurtiou ; with a Pre.
lieninarr-Survev of Alexander's Conquests ; and. an Esti-
mate of his Plans for their Consolidation and Improve-
ment.
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Historiographer toh's Majesty for Scotland.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. °pies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author.
a. The l-listory of. Ancient Greece, its Colonies and Con.
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Macedonian' Empire in the East ; imluding the History of
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2. A Translatipn of Aristotle's Ethics and Polities; com-
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Analyiis of his Speculative Works. SeCond Edition, 2 vols.
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3. A View of the Reign of Frederick IL of Prussia
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This Day was published;
Elegantly printed in Qusrto, price rl. ss. in boards,

CONSTANCE DE CASTILE ; a Poem, in
Ten Cantos.
By'WILLIA SOTI-tElnr;• Esq. -
Printed for T. Cadell and W. pavies, Strand.
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gravings from Pidures by Mr. Fuseli, price 15$. ; or on
large paper, price 11. his•
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Orestes, a Tragedy printed together in one volume, price 75
London, England, 1810-11-10

HILLSBOROUGH RACES.

- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2.1.
The Trifle Stakes.
A Sweepstakes of togs each, ta—r. for Colts and Fillies to
be got by Trifle in iSos, and Coaled in 1806. Lord Do-
negal gives the winner jogs.
Mr: Watson's b. g. . . • . a t
Marquis Donegal's b. g. Greyl),?ard . . 1 2
Mr. Want's b. m. • - • 3 3
•
Air, Wakefield and Mr. Hughes paid forfeit.—Evcn bet—
ting,.
between the heats—won easy.
Sweepstakes of sgs; each, p. p. for, Hunters not.thorough
bred. '

Mr. Verner's b. g. Grasshopper
Marquis Donegal's b. g. Vicar
wo to one on Grasshopper.—Vicar broke down.

THURSDAY.
_
Downsbire Stakes.
Fifty Guineas given by •Lord Downsinre, added to a Sweep.
stakes ot 2sgs. e:ich—i3gs. forfeit.

Mr. Battersby's Yeoman
Marquis Donegal's liatt,rsbina
High udds on Yeoman—Won easy.
Sweepstakes of sgs each, p. p. for real Hunters that never
started fur a racing plate or stakcs.
Mr. VerneOs h. g. Grasshopper
Mr. Wattmii's.b. g. Spanker
Marquis Donegal's b. g. Greybeard
Spanker me favourite7a good race. •

•• I I
• ' 2 `2
• -3 3

FRIDAY,
London, England, 1810-11-10

, •
Sweepstakei of sgs. each, p. p. the Stewards to add 3ogs.
to the whiner.

Marquis of Donegal's Clioakjade
Mr. Battersby's Yeoman

. s 1
. z do

2 r 0 I on Yeoman- -won easy.

• -.
Subscription purse collected by the Ladies for grey hacks,
rode by Gentlemen, halt mile heats.
Eight or nine started for this, which afforded much sport,
and was won by the Marquis of Donegal.

SA rURDAY.

Mr. Mathew's g. g. rode by Mr. Verner, beat Mr. -Max-
well's h. g. rode by the owner, two-mile heats, tor /ifty
guineas.
Mr. Mathews the favourite.— Won by half a neck.
Capt. Isaac's b.- g. Holywood Squeeze, beat M. Fords'
b; g. Counsellor, rode by the owners, one wile, for 501. '

Last Wednesday evening, a man, upwards of 70
years. of age, was drowned,. while .watering'a horse
at-a pool near Stourbridge. It is verY-teniarkable;
that, the animal -did hot stir from the spot till the
next ,morning; which circuMstarice led to the dis•
cove.ry of accident.

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publish an Appendix to his present extensive Catalogue,
which will comprise alt the new and interesting Works,
English, dec., that have-appeared to this time.
Books sent to Subscribers (in. Boxes) to all parts of the
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L 0 N D 0 .A',

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 10, 1810.

It is with particular pleafsure that we submit the
following Medical Report of last night to our Read-
ers, as it manifeAs the progressive improvement in
the health of our good K

" Win:lgor Castle, Nov. 9,
o'Clock P.M..
" His MAJF.STY has had several huurs bleep,
and has continued rather to imprnve.
‘‘ H.ll. REYNOLDS.
" H. HALFwin.
(4 W. HEBEEDEN.
" M. 13A11.1.1E.
" PL. WItLIS."

The Report of this day, we are ;:appy to find, is- stilt
more gratifying.

‘Vindsor Castle, Nov. to, 18114.

" We consider his MAJEsry to be better this
morning, than he has been, for the last five. or six-

days past.

" II..IIF.YNOLDS.
" H. FIALFoRo.
" W. HEBERDEIN.
" M. BAILLIE.
" R. WILLIS."

It -Was very confidently reported last night, that
a telegraphic message had reached' the Atlmiraliy
in the afternoon from Portsmouth, announcing the
arrival of an officer at that port, with dispatches
from Lord WELLJNGTON. irre e.labled to
London, England, 1810-11-10

BIGLAND'S HISTORY ON SPAIN.
This Day was published.
• -
In Two'Vel..-nes, Bvo. price . 4s. boards,
THE HISTORY OF SPAIN.; froM the earliest
period, to.the close of
.the year tBo9.
Ity JUHN 1.31cL4-ilsll).‘
Printed for Longman. thirst;' 'Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row; and W,. Sheardown, Doncaster.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
r. Geozraphical and Historical View of 'the World, in 5
large vols. Bvo. price 31. 13s. 6d boards.
2 Letters on Natural'Histoi!„, ;zoo., plates; qs. boards.
3, Letters on Ancicakt.and Modern History, Syo.; toe., 6d.
boards.
Ditto, 12Ino. 6s. ,boards.
4. Letters on the Mudern History of Europe, Bvo. Bs.
boards.-
5. ()num Resurreaion, tzmo. 3s. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1810-02-03

PAL6Ek§.

KINGSTON; DEC. .e..—The ROyal dzt;a?Yi
CLINT, from Lii.rerpool, lvund to the Havi_trinah;
with merchandize, arrived at Port Royal on Satnr=
day. She sailed from Liverpool on the Sep.;
tember, and touched at Cape-Francois on the ikli
ult. being in want of water : she learnt there thai
the Spanish poits in the West-Inches were shLt
against merchant-vessels.of all nations ; in ecinse—

quence of which Capt. CLINT determined on pro-
ceediug for this port, and left the Cape on the: jtst.
'! Arrived the United Kingdom, UDN,BY ; she sail•
ed from Port-Glasgovii on the loth nit:- She touch-
ed at St. Kitt's on the 7th inst. and learnt There that

Admiral COM-MANE had arrived at Barbadoes with
a number of troops from Halifax, destined for the,
reduelion-of 'Guadaloupe, which it is expected will
prove an easy conquest, as most of the inlidbitants
wiA to be under the protection of the British Go-
vernment. The Governor of Guadaloupe had dis.;
armed the militia, which he knew to be inimical to
the present ruler of France, and raised several corps
of Black troops in their stead ;• with witch, and
the rest of 'Lir eifectiv.e force, amounting in all to
upwards of 800 men, he, had withdrawn into Fort-
Fleur de la Pays, the strongest fortification in the
Island. There were upwards of 8000 troops ready
to embark at Barbadoes, besides marines and soreet
other troops from the adjacent islands, which would,
comprise a formidable body of about 11,600 men.
The attack was expected to take place as this
day,
London, England, 1810-11-17

GIBRALTAR, OCT 7.

" A fever, similar to the one which prevailed in
this 7arrison in the year 1804, has again broke out
at Carthagena; and three Eng Hill transports, which
have arrived in this Bay from Carthagena have all
got the disease on board. One of them, with eighty
.German deserters from the. French army, has had
upwards of halt of them taken ill within these three
last days. Those who have died, have all had the
black vomit. They are k,-!pt in rigid quarantine, and
every precaution is taking to prevent the introduc-
tion of this dreadful pestilence a second time within
the walls of this garrison. The Rodney arrived yes-
terday from Cadiz, with, a Spanish line of battle ship
in tow, bound. to Minorca. - The IJllke'ol ORLEANS
passed this yesterday, in a Spanish trigate, bound to
Sicily."• • •
GIBRA.LTAR, Ocr. 8.---The accounts received
-yesterday from Caribagena of the progress of the fe-
vet there, were of so alarming a t,ature, upwards of
GO dying and many fugitives having made
their. escape to different parts of the coast, that it
:has-been deemed prudent, for the safety of the gar-
rison, to.order all communication to be cut off with
Spain, by land or sea, from -this day. Eleven men
died yesterday on board one Of the transports in the
Bay, and forty more are dangerously ill. The mas-
ter of a vessel which arrived yesterday from Sicily
states, that 4000 of the enemy had passed the
Streights of Messina 'during a dark night, and ef-
feacd a, ianding near the town, but were soon at-
ta,:ked by a superior British force; which compelled
them to re-embark, .with the loss- of 1200 killed and
. wounded, and 300, who surrendered. •

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THE SUN.

SOLENT QUIS UICIRE lALSUM AUDEAT ?

L 0 N D 0 N,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1810.
London, England, 1810-11-17

SATURDA J NOVEMBER 17, 1810.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE,.
Nov. 16, t&o.
.17 being intended tp,the Poor.
11 dows of Commission and Warrant Officers ,ot the".RoyAl
Navy, whose circumstances come within the Rules' of the
Charity established for their Relief, such Monies as May be
due to them on account of their Pensions up to the 3oth No-
vember instant ;-This is to .give notice, that any Widow's
who have not yet applied An' the Pension, and intend to lay
in their Claims, may do so as soon as possible, by Leiter
addressed to the Secretary of the Adiniralty, `And that all,
such Widows whose Claims hive been 'already, allowed,.
must send or bring to this Office, bet ween• the-17th and:
33th instant, the Affidavits reiluired b.. the Rules, in order to
theirbeing continued upon the Pension List, will be
immediately prepared, and paid in the middie.of January,

next. : „
. , • .
•
A 11 Letters from VVidows concerning the:: Pensions must
state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal INI.Ivy.
I. W. CROKER.

On or about the Ist of December next be-Published,
The Fist Number: Price 6t.or
--AgFLRG-T-0 ; a Quarterly 'Afagazintrron
Subjetts of PlOoppitl, and the Liberal Arts.
Condueted by the i4litor of the Exatnirwr. • •
This
.publication is to he Considered as an atternpt'to im-
.priiVe-uf':.ion the general charader of Magatines, tior.,byta dry
pedantry on the one hand,, nor splendonr of cmldr' AA:
went, as it is called, on the Other, ;',.but by 5112‘yi41): kifoOr
regard at once, to the utility and • athusernent' pit p•crimii,Vl
writing, by cultivating, the connect*, betw.eo th politics
and I arts Of a great nation ; waging tvar %van literar.
art X go,cirery ; enileavoneinttd afirge the gent(ral
spirit of f ; .aud -alro4eth r-regaritinW the tiorcs with
an to the judgment of impartial posterity'. .
.
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anti News Venders. •
.. Examiner Office„Beatifort buiLlingS, Strawd, .
November 1, .8 to.
London, England, 1810-11-17

my is now in high spirits, health, and excellent or-
der, with every prosped of beim, able to defeat the
views cf the enemy, at ki,t fur this campaign.--
The army. of is in a most iniserat-,le situa-
tion. It has not had bread for more than a fort-
night•, and its other resources of subsistence begin
to. fait ; and the desertion is, in consequence, very
czr6at.

" Upon the whole, our prospeas are rather flat-
tering. The only resource of Massena now is, to
ihrOw-himself into the Alrntejo, where he may find
some resources, and open a communication with
Spain. His communications on all sides arecoin-
rletely cur off, and all his sick and wounded hare
fallen into our hands."
London, England, 1810-11-28

PICTUALLING;OFFIC:E.,

' • . Nov. 27, :tic).
'THE COIF,IIISSIOATEAS for VICTUALLING.
.111.5. MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Friday, the 71h. December next, they will be ready to receive Ten-
ders itt writing Pealed up) and treat Jar Eight Hundred Thou-
sand GOLDSTONE OP' BROWN WILLOW RODS (not
'lest than Forty-eight Inches in tenvh ).fit ,or making Cooper's
Twigs ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the l en-
ders, which Samples are not to consist of less than Five Hundred
each,great tale ; to be delivered by the sorb April, 18 tr, in equal
monthly Proportions, into His illajesty's I>leinailitig Stores, at
,Deptford, and tohePaidlorbj. 13ill:,petyable'with interest, ninety
detys after date.
The Conditions of the Co?urael may be seen at the Secretary's

©ice.

A'o Tender Jro a less Quantity than one hundred th.usand Rods
will he adsnitte4 •

No regardwill be bad to any render in whichthe-Price shall
not be inset'ted in words at length, or that shalt nil be deli;vered
in the 13o.ird before One-o'clock on the said Friday,. the 7th
liet-enzlwr.'next, nor unless' the ..Person who makes the Tender
or stint; Person on hit behalf, attends, to Amer whs-n calls d

. P .
, • Mv. 27,
THE COMMISSIONEIdjor VICTUALLING:.
His MAYESTY's NAVY do
.hereby giveWotiee, Thai
on Friday, the ,4th December next, they Will be ready to receive
Tenderfin writing (sealed up), and treat with sucbsPersons as
will undertake to lui-nish whatever FRESH-BEEF may be re.
quired fortheuse of His Majesty's Ships Bad Vessels at Ptymouth,
Torbay,Dartni.•;iith, and Falmouth (on separate -Contrafis), for
TwelVe Montbi, f e-n tie 't January next to)he 31st Decembor
folloWing, inclusive,. and-to be paid
..for Bills, payable with
Interest, ninety.days afierdate.;.
Theconditions of the Contrafis may be, seen at the Sectetary'i
Office, at this Office; or by_ applying to Mr, Miller, the Agent of
the said CoMmissioners'at 1-)yntoigth, or to the G'clleg,rs of the Cur-
t.ms at Dartmouth atzd Fatinplk resimaive();.

t\l'o regard will be hallo any TeNder it which the Price shall.
not be inserted itt,woids atlctlgth,' or that„sholl.not be delivered to
-the Board beldre One oiClock'on the said Friday, the Decem-
ber next nor unlissihiPetiOn whr makes the Tender, or Some Per-
son oil his behalf; attends tc's answer whe,n called for.
London, England, 1810-11-28

1,;_: • MY LORD,

.. • • ..• • -
I have the.. honour to acquaint your Lordship, that.
his Majesty's ship Northumberland under my com-
mand -(with,the Armada in company), • has captured,
this day Alie. French privateer, ketch, Glaneuse,
of:fourteen guns, and „haying on board.eiglity-fie
men, after ksecond pursuit, hiving chaced her yes-
-terday, and prevented one of his Majesty's Post-
Office packets from tailing into her power.
She belonged to. St. M,iloes, was Comnianded by
:Mr.. Andre I-List-e,.,a Dane ; had been six weeks at
sea on her 'first 'cruize, wi:hout making any cap-
tures;"-and being a new vestel, Only six 'months old,
coppered. and sails very well, she appears to helm!.
ticularly well adapted to be employed in his Majes-
,
ty's service as a dispatch vesse,i.„
- I have the howiur to h 6.,
(Signed) H. HOTHANT.

CommisSions 'signed by the Lord Licntenantof the North
Riding of Yorkshire. .' • ,
• •
TO be' Deputy •-Lieutenants—Sir loan Lawson, i Bart: Ed-
ward Hewgill, Esq.
•-• • 6th Regimentof North Riding' Local Militia.
To be Lieutenants— Ensign, Thoni,..s Robiosen. • Ensign
John CockerOl. Ensign John Veonian.. Ensign Tlicuila6
-Pearson.- Ensign-Joseph Wade. Ensign Daniel l'aul.
To be Ensigns.—.Sambel. Watson Geist. vice kobinson, pro-
. nioted. Wan Horsley, Gent, vice •Cockerill, yrouw, tl.
§.eptiiriuseete, Genty vice ,Yeoman; prbmoted.
ComniisSion in the '3Bth or Ayrshire Regiutent of lilitia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ' • -
-*Captain Thomas Buttle, late of the 2zd -loot, to be Captain,
:vice Chalmers, promoted. - .

B4NKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. •
Sarnnel ,Rowlandson and Edw'ard Isaac, Of Cheapside, ton.:
• Ann; warriioirsetnan.
London, England, 1810-04-06

SIR FRANCIS BURDETT.

Mr. LETIIIIIIIDGB moved the Order of the Thy
for resuming the Adjourn :A Debate on the Reolu-
tions of the Hon. Gentleman, respecting the Letter
Ot'hir Francis Burdett to his Constituents; which
Letter is charged as being a breach of the privileges
of this House.

On the Resolutions being read from' the Chair,
Lord OSSULSTON rose to make se observations,
but from the very low tone of voice in which the
Noble Lord uttered his sentiments, we were in..
capable of hearing what he did say. As far, how-
ever, -aslvve could eolith,
,we , understood him as
notrneaning to canvass the differences of opinion
Which prevailed on the one side or the other, with
.1/r•
respect to the contents of the Letter in question,
bid ',lnertly to refer to certain authorities, well de-
fined, and known to be.the law of the land, upon the
stibiett of the privileges of Parliament. He quot-
ed:the. OPin'tons of Lords ,Holt and De Grey ; the
latter Le Oiled Judge has said, " that as the law
of Parliament was only known to Parliament Men
the'Public could not be answerable for a breach of
the law. The Noble Lord at considerable length,
as we understood, defended the Honourable Baro-
net's condut. •

•
`Sir Jo~rnt
ANSTRUTAER, then rose to state his sen-
titnems upon the present subjed, .which he assured
the House he should do in a few words. Whatever
difft;rence 01 opinion prevailed with respeEt to the
letter, he was bound to say, that with none he dif-
fered more than with the Noble Lord,' for his ar-
guments would go the length of Weaning the peo-
ple .of: England:from that support which, as the
Constitutional organ of the country, they owed to
the 1-19 use of Commons : no doubt that in many
periods of our history there might he found persons
4isposea to question the rights Odle Commons, but
those who thought more. justly would feel, that
Whatever might be their opinion of the House of
London, England, 1810-04-06

TITLE 11.

Our Ministers of Finance and the Treasury shall
present a Report- upon each of the, individUals de"
tamed, or liable to be taken up for debts at the re"
qtusitipn of the agent of the Public Treasury, or re;
ceivers of ptiblic contributions, in order-that wolf:
judge who may obtain their 'enlargement or u.
-charge from the power of arrest.- .

TITLE 111. • n
'All debts due for months of nursing; contrai,e
towards the office of nurses by parents of Pal; all d
,the Departments of the Seine, from the 9111: to
(23#61(itier, 1799, to the end of March, 'lBlO, --
remitted.

• TITLE IV.
Six thousand retired 'sold-len, having served at
least least one campaign, shall-be married the 22d April
!o o girls of their Cornmunes, who s! all have a dO‘VrX,
of 1200 francs from Paris, and 600 irornl the .
of the Empire.

TITLE r.
Ls(}
A free pinion is granted to all non commission' •
.Officer;; and .soldiers of. our troops by sea and
.who were in a slate of desettion.,, whether they
have- been condemned br not, at' the date of till
,Decree. -

PA RIS, MARctr 28.—ft appears certain that
,Majestes v‘ ill proceed from Compeigne to St. Clotlg
on the 30th.. The 'religion.: ceremony or the WV"
riage• of- their_Majesties is. decidedly fixed for Send r
the tst of April., The persons who are to assist In •'
the.' Procession are to be at St. Cloud at ten in tti''
morning: The King of Holland is gone to Paleitn.;•
to receive the Empress.
FRAM lORT, MARC!' 22.—Several papers 1Y
that an Archduke of Austria is to-marry time daill""
ter of the. King of Saxony, and obtain a consider.i.fri.'
Sovereignty.

. ,
4141tk
A,t Bruntsfield Links, Edinburgh; Lieutenant.Ccdonet (.e:
raid,-of chsolas, lo 'Miss D.44,thea Montagu Alisor, . coiid dan„iiter of the Rev Archbald Alison, .Prehendar
Saruin, Szc. and Senior Minister of the Episcopal Cr.i,Pc - •
'Edinburgh.

0/11i,
On the t7th ult. at St:Bernard's-place, Edinburgh,.
74, Mrs. Erskine Douglas, widow of the late Di. E!
Douglas, of !<.-elhcad. • • '
London, England, 1810-04-06

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

IMPERIAL DECREE.
' -Our Imperial Patace of Compeigne, March 11.
NAPOLEON, EMPEROR 0? TH-E FRENV, KING °l'
jTALY, PROTECTOR OF THE CONFEDERATION 10
TAE RHINE, MED./TOR OF THE SINqS3 CONFB-
- &C.

Wishing to 'mark the epoch of our marriap • by
at:s of indulgence and benevolence, we have
creed, and decree as follows

TITLE I.
The individuals detained at the publication 0-
F tfie
anrisi
present Decree, by judgments of the CorretA‘•
. Police, and who having undergone the term of 3`13-
prisonmenr, are still 'retained, or might be detained
after the time is ,expired, for the payment of &I
or expenses, shall be released froth paying the st
fine or expense, and shall be set at liberty at "
expiration of the time fixed for their punishrnent.l
All -persons detained for forest (Helices siw
be set at liberty, and all prosecutions tor such °lsi_
fences shall cease from the publication of the re.
teat Decree.
London, England, 1810-04-06

F/FTEENTH TIME.

LYCEUM THEATRE.
Under the Special Licenseot the LORI) CHA MBE R LAI N,
Granted for the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties principally isterested.
'THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the. COM-
PANY of the late DkURY•LANE THEATRE,
will, TO-MORROW EVENING, April 'l, LSI(); per-
brill a new Serio-Comic Operas called
THE 'MANIAC
Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI,•
After which (24th time) a new Musical-Farce, in TwO
London, England, 1810-04-06

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

Hay 51. os. od. to oh £ss. od. Straw 21, los: od; to 31..85.
od. Clover 61. los. od. to 71. tos.

CORN-EXCHANGE,. APRIL. 6.—The supply of
Wheat this day ,is again considerable, .chiefiy
this week's foreign arrivals, about 20;000 quarters;
sales in' general at rather less price; Barley with
Malt likewie, and in good supply; Pease and
Beans of the two kinds continue at little variation
the supplies of Oats are somewhat' considerable; and'
this article is looted rather cheaper ; Flour heavy
sale at late prices.

Every Bookseller in the kingdoM is pr may be
supplied with the Three Numbers already published
of the NEw SERIES •-the popular_ Publication of
LA BELLE ASSEMBLER, published on the first clay,
cif every month; which, en inspection, .will be
found to be the most interesting and valuable PUb-
lication of the present time, whether it be judged
by the interest and importance of its Li,qrary
Miscellany,or by the number and value of its splendid
and'Very interesting embellishnients. In its progress it
will compose a most valuable library of Oegant
literature, :with enrichments of a very superior
Order; and perfectly adapted for the embellishment
and amusement of 'the temale mind.

. , LOIWON Prbut4 by RICHARD HA RK is, oz No. 4, m„tiett.„urt, Bow_strect and pbblished by WILLIAM ARMIGE R SCRIPPS, South Moitonestteet, Girrvenor.scluar„
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London, England, 1810-04-06

NAVAL NEWS:

BRIXHAM QUAY, ARIL 3.—His Majesty's ship
Minerva, Capt. HAWKINS, has captured and sent
into Torbay the Hawk, pierced for to guns, but only
four on board, from the late of France botin& to
the first French port she could make ; she'is
with indigo, teas, sugars, cloves, coffee, and china/
and valued at 60,0001.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived -his Majesty's
ship Mali from Surinam ; his Majesty's ship Ha"
py,Captain BLARNEY,, from a cruize; the Price'
RICHARDS, from Liverpool ; the Fancy; CRuA's►
from Jersey; . and the Iris, EpwAßns4rom ,Irelapdt.
with provisions for this port, last from Falmouth:
Arrived his Majesty's ship Phcenix from the 'Coik.
station ; and .a ship transport, frail] Go. A44101'11.
with French prisoners.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 5.---`'Vent Out of HarbouT
this day, his Majesty's ships Resolute and Eztryaius,
to Spithead.

Arrived his Majesty's ship -Albicore from ,Guern-
sey ; and the Brothers, HAMBLer o's, from Sunder"
land. .

Sailed the Nenturnis fnr Lnntinn
His Majesty's ship Farkas is, expected to Sail ILI
the morning with the convoy for the Downs.
Went Out of Harbour the Charlotte, DAviDsc4
to Spithead, to-join the'conVoy for Quebec.

FA L IgOU T KPR I L 3.--Arrtved the Princess
Mary packet, with a mail from Cadiz 'in 12 days'
Sailed. the Humber with a convoy to the Eastward'
Put back the Devastation-bomb.

DEAL, APRIL 5.-IVrrived his -115niesty's,shiP9
DiElator and Princess Caroline, from Plymon►h•,
Came down from the River, the Crescent, Vila'
Brothers, Collingwood, and Eliza Francis.

I
SHEERNESS, APRIL 4.—Sailed ; sh'!)
Kangaroo, Capt. BAKER.
Came down the River Thames, and. anchored at
Great Nore, his Majesty's ship Belvidera, a line new
frigate lately launched sat Deptford.
APRIL 5.--Sailed his Majesty's brig Centinel, with
a convoy to Heligoland.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Rodney from North-
-fleet.
London, England, 1810-06-02

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POE7'RY,

ON THE DEATH OF LORD COLLINGWOOD.

BY %V. T. FITZGERALD, ESQ.
When laurel'd Nzt.sorr, on Trafalgar's Day,
Beheld his Friend to glory lead the way ;
With glowing heart, the Noble Hero cried,
" See Gallant Com.xliowoon the linedivide!"
Stitch were his wordlin exultation given,
Ere V i cro a Y. bore her Glorious Son to'Htaaven!
Well was he call'd Great NZLSON'S honour'd Friend,
Who shar'd his triumph, and partook his end.
Each died for ENGLAND7OiIe ill' Battle's roar,
The Other, ere lie reach'd his native shore.
To 'Both, hit yTA WM A, grateful honours yield,
NELSON thra'hunderbolt ! his FRIEND thy Shield!
In the same Monument let both appear,
And where you plac'd the LauttEre—shed the Tzait

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 28, 1810,

Whitehall,- April 28, 1810.

'The King has been pleased to dominate, consti-
tute, and appoint the Right Hodourable. George
Earl of Glasgow, to be his Majesty's Lieutenant and
Sheriff Principal of the Shire of Renfrew.
The King has also been, pleased to nominate, Con-
stitute, and appoint John Burnett, Esq. Advocate,
to be
.Juke of. the Court of Admiralty in Scot-
land, in the room of Robert Hodson Cay, Esq. de-
ceased. -

. The King has also been pleased to nominate, con-
Othute, aad appoint Alexander Machonochie, Esq
Advocate, to be Sher if Depute of the Shire of Had-
dington, in the room of John Burnett, Esq. re.
signed.:-- a

The King has also been pleased. to present the
Reverend Thomas Henry Shepherd, .4aster of
Arts, to the Rectory of Cl3yworth, in the County of
Nottingham, and Diocese of York, void by the
death of the last incumbent.

Downing -street, April 27, 1810.

-The King hes been pleased to appoint Hildebrand
Oakes, Esq. Major-General of his Majesty's forces,
to be his Mejest:,'s CornmiSsioner for the Civil Af-
fairs of Malta, in the room- of Rear.4dmiral Sir
Richard Godwin Keats; K. B. resigned.
London, England, 1810-04-30

STEWARDS. •
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.
Lord Vis Count Barnard.
• Lord Bishop of Chester,
Lord Bishophf Clogher.
Lora Yarborough.
Lsrd Granville Levison Cower.,
The Lind .Mayor.
Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham.
Sir Mark Masterman Sikes, Bart.
WilliaM Kenrrck,' Esq .M.l'.
The Rev. George Barrington, l'rebendary of Durham.
lames Allan• Park, Esq. (King's Counsel.) ' •
The Rev. Fdmundterters, Vii. A- -Rector of Cho.
riton, Hants. and of Wroughton, Wilts, and Chaplain in Or.
dinery to his Majesty. .
Ctitide George Thornton; Esq. and
Edward Down, Esq
'1 he Music will consistrof the Overture of Esther.
Mr. Handel's -Detingen Te Deum, and l:rbilate' with the
Chorus from the Messiah, "•Hallelujah, for the Lord Gad
Omnipotent reigneth," an Anthem composed on Purpose for
this Charity by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Handvl's Grand Corona.
tion Anthem. The Music to 'be concluded by 4ti William
Parsons, Mus, D.
The Doors at' the 'Cathedral will be opened at Ten
o'clock.

• Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall to be had of Messrs. No►naville and Fell,
Booksellers, Bond-stkeet ; Messrs. Rivingtoris, St. Paul's
Church yard; lohn Bacon, Esq.. First-fruits-office, Thu-
ple ; and Charles Bicknell, Esq. Spring Gardens, gratis.
Benefaitions to this Charity will be thankfully receivedby
John Bacon, Esq. Treasurer, and Charles Bicknell, Esq.
the Secreiary, to the Stewards.
N. It: The whole of the Collections. at St. Paul's and
Merchant-Taylors' Hall, will be appropi tared by the Stew-
ards in Apinviiticing the. Children of necessitous Clergy..
men.
London, England, 1810-04-30

61-11 P NC /VS .

• GRAVESEND, APRIL 27.
Arrived—the Eliza Ann, Smith, front Curacoa. Sailed—the Fortitude, Liston, for Grenada ; and the Grant,
Smith, for Surinam.

B/R rim'.
On Friday, at Sydenham, Kent, Mrs. March,
._..-...---... derick E. March, Esq. of Finsbury Terrace, of a D..ughtti'
ing some time since accidentally swallowed a needle,
A servant in Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, hay- (in the 28th inst. in flinde.street, Manchester-squat', 11,
,t.j
,
Lady of Captain Purvis, of the tat or Royal Dragoons, v
Son.
was, a few days ago, seized with excruciating pain On Saturday last, in Parliament-street, the Lady of Pr.
in the small of her back ; and a neighbouring sur- Sutherland, of a Daughter. f
ii,
. geon•being sent for, he discovered the On the zBth inst. at Battersea Rise, the Lady 0
point of the Thornton, Esq. M. P. of a Son.
---
_---
needle making its way through the skin. It- was im .
mediately extracted, and the young woman is now '
444ER/40., - wife off fer:
recovering.
On the 26th inst. at Bath, Alexander Erskine, EsT of
, ~
. Balnall, North Britain, to Eliza eldest daughter of the a:
A great number of Bank of England forged Joseph Brissett, Esq. or Hanover, in the island of taln.'",4'
• Ott Thursday, '
notes,. and counterfeit seven shilling pieces, are now :at Lath Hampton, Thomas torstcf,';:f.:
in circulation in Plymouth and its neighbourhood : ref:,
coit:,Robert I- orstr, Esq. Master in the Court, of pin;;..,. a
to Anne, eidest daughter of Samuel ‘liard, "(1•
several persons detected in uttering them, were Hampton-hill House.
taken into custody on Saturday night. They are
supposed to be the manufadure of French prison-
ets, whose ingenuity this way is very astonishing.
Several of the one pound notes had been sold at one
shilling each.

DIED.
On Monday last; at Islington, Mr. William Froggatt, 0f
Lombard-street, Perfumer.
On ‘Vecinestay last, in„Cloak-lane, after a long and pain-
ful illness, aged .10, Matthew Crotty, Esq. cousin to tile
Countess of Mexborougn and Lady Lldoit.
On Thursday the ►zth inst. atter a lingering and Painful!
illness, at. St. Valeri, in the County of W C'scOl
Cooper Walker, Esq. Member of many literacy and palQ"
sophical Societies.
On the aid inst. at Sutton, Surrey, Mrs. Anne Baxter'
aged, -3.
On Saturday, at Hammersmith, after a long, illness, aged,
71, Mr. 'Alexander Palmer, many years Cutler to the Roy"
family, St. lames's-street.
- Yesterday morning, Alexander Clark, Esq. of the RV°
market, aged 65 years.

SATU

I ton. st rcet, roFvenor.sq uare,
ust b. addrcssad.
London, England, 1810-04-30

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Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
or Nottingham.
Niittingham Regiment of Militia.-
To be Lieutenant.—Richarti rapster, Gent.
To be Ensigns.—john Forbes, Gent.. Thomas Martin,
Gent.

zd or Southwell Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Captain.—
.Robert Sharpe, Esq.
To be,Lientenant —Robert 'ones, Gent.
To be Ensign.7-Chapel Heathcote.
3d or Rettord Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant. --Robert Briggs, Gent.
To be Ensigns.—john Stringer, Gent. Thomas Kirkland,
•
Gent.

4th or Newark Regiment ot Local Militia.
To be I.icutenant.L.-Charles Qrom Chapman. Gent.
To be Ensigns.— lames Hole; - Gent. lobepli Kirkland,
Gent. Thomas flower, Gent. Thomas Bradshaw,
Gent. Abraham Booth, Gent.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Ri.
ding of the County of York, and 'Town and County of the
Town ot Kingston- upon4itill Militia.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel.—lames TOM, 'jun. Esq. vice
G rimston resigued.
To 'be Captains.—William John Leathall, Esq. Robert
Graham Hunter, Esq. John Arthur Worsop, juri. Esq.
o be Lieutenants.—Williarn Kilvington, Cent. Henry
booth, Gent. Richard Kilvington, cent.
To be Ensign:.—Ttiorrios Laurence Whitaker, Gent. Ro-
bert Anthony, Gent. William Corigan, Gent. !win
Lockwood Harrison, Gent.
2d Batalion of Local Militia,
• I'd be Quarter-Master.—Matthew Walker, Gent. vice
Groves, resigned.
• '4th-Battalion of LocaLM:litia.
To be Captain.—William Hackett, Esq.
To be Lieutenant.—Richard Consitt, Gent.

Crown-O.:Otte, April 28, ts

MENDER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAbIENT.

Borough of Capington._

William Stephen PoYntz, of Niidgham House, in the
County of Becks, and Cowdrays Park, in the County of
Sussex, ksq. in the room of Thomas Carter, Esq. who has
accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
London, England, 1810-04-30

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