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London, England, 1810-06-23

En P;IN. CH • PAPERS.

PARIS, JU,N.P. 14.—Their Imperial and Royal M.
jesties. were present at the• opera yesterday evening.;
the house 't as extremely crowded. They arrivtd at
itaif-p.,st.ei ht o'clock. • On their entrance, all the
spectators rose, with exclamations of ‘ Long liVe
the Emperor : lung live the Empress !" The en-
tertainments were the Village Conjurer) and the
new ballet of Perseus and 'Andromeda. Their Ala•
jesties did not retire omit the'end of the blilet. We
could see in the boxes set eral illustrious personages ;
among whom were. the King and Queen of Wcs—
phalia, the Duke of Wurtzburgh, uncle of the
EmpreSs, the Austrian and Prussian Ambassaiors,
the Prince Arch-chancellor of the Empire, &c.
The Council of State assembled yesterday at St..
Cloud ; his Majesty the Emperor preided. •
It is reported that toe to e to he given by the Mi-
litary
•School will not take place un it the ...4-Ith inst.
That of the Princess Pauline is postponed to Sun-
day the 17th.
I. de Novosiltzoff, Chamberlain of the Empe-
ror of Russia, is art ived with his suite at Paris.
An •Englishman of the 'name of Wiltiams, has
established at Verdun a Tivoli in imitation of that
of Faris.

On the 3d of June L'E,agleof Pitiladelphia, 250
tons burthen, loaded with iubacco, cotton, dye-stuffs
and furs, captured by the Alurshq Illoncey and the
brig Tentury of New York, of 240 ttini, with a cargo
ut sugar, cotfee, pepper,' cocoa and indigo, were.
biought into Bayonne.

' VARNNA, JUNE, •I.—We are very busy at pre-
sent in retiairing our ramparis : I Q,OOO men from
the garrisOn are empkoyed in this task,, but it will be
the work of years. The onied is not so touch to
restore the forrikations to their furaier state, :is to
remove the immt,nse gnatilitie6. of sine rubbish,
wh;ch are very inconvenient,

, . .
BkYONNE, JurlE4.--70n the 61h" of last rtyinth,
the corps of lhe army: which blockades C3d,i,
celelrated with great splendoi4r and conviviality the
marriage of the Emperor Napoleon, with the Arch=
Duchess Maria Louisa of Austtla. The Duke of
Bann° gave a grand entertainmenton the occasion,
at which the principal in habitants and ladies of•Chic-
lana Were present.

. .
ROME, JUNE 2 .—The guard of honour, both of •
caYfdry-and intamry, intended to do dutv.about the '
1 person ot.the Emperor, upon his arrival here, is al- •
Heady toemed; LI, cotis,onp pf young men or tl,e first
vicnnilies in the rity, and is commanded by tilt. Doke
i.sli. Cesarini. The Emperor is 'expected here in the -
[
course of the summer. .
London, England, 1810-06-23

4DMIR4LrY-OFFICE,

yune 9, t 8 to.,
NOTICE is hereby given that a Session of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fences committed on the High Seas, within the yuliselidion of the,
aldmiraty of. England, will he held at justice Hall, in the Old
Bailey, L?nclon, on I hursday the iztb of 7.4 next, at Eight
o'Clock in the Morning.

y. iY. CROKER.

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jetty's ships ans 4 vessels at q,venocb for Twelve Monthi certain,
from the soth ,4 next, and farther, until six. Months warn.
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The Conditions of the Contrags may be seen at the Secretarysi
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No regardwill be bad to any Tender in which the Po ice shall
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to the Board before One o'Clciek on the said Friday, the tyb of
,'ay next, nor unless the Person wbo makes the Tender, or some
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London, England, 1810-06-23

4.74Wir
At Doncaster, Major-General Disney, Ist Guards.
Churclitown,- in the County or Waterford, to Miss Sner•
eldest daughter of George Cooke Yarborough, Esq. of SUe
-thorpe' 'in the County of Yorke.
On Saturday l ast,,at St. fames's- Chapel, Deviztes-greeil
the Rev. William Niacdonald, Prebendary of Salisbury
Vicar of Broad Hinton, to Miss- Gooiinan, Of Wick, neat
Devizes.

•On Monday last, in the Church of Passage, Waterford/
Alexander Mann Alcock, Esq. to Miss Morris, daugtact 01
the late W. Morris, Esq. of Harbourview, in the County o,
Waterford.

On Tuesday last, at Lambeth-, T. Musgrave, Esq•
Miss Veiin, eldest daughter of E Venn, Esq. of CiiinbcP
well.

On Thursday last, Robert ,Drutnrnovil, F.sq. of Meg'
pinch Castle, in the Cotiozy of Perin, to Mary, tiniest daug)i-
ter ache Rev. JosephThillunote, at Orton, in the Cotioti
of Leicester.

On Monday se'nnight, at Newpoo, Dr. Lempriere,
sician to the Attny Deptit, in the Isle of iyv lot. to Pella'
Earle, second daughterof Ceptititi Earle, Of the Hon. Dst-
India C9nipany's Service.
London, England, 1810-06-23

rA

On the 13th inst. at Kenti,h Town, where she'had been
for the recovery of her health, Mrs. ClOnard, -mita :of thC
' late Colonel Clonard, deceased.
On the r.ith inst. ;frera short iltneSs, at the house of her
son-in-law, Mr. Barlow, it Widinote, near 13iOrniey, Kcur,
in the 72d year of her age, Mrs. Anne symondsoo, widot
ot William SymAnison, Etq. late ot Lambeth, in.the Lou'"
of Surrey.

Un Fiiday the zsth inst. Mrs. Rogers.; -I,vidow, crf.l3rox-
bourn, Hens.

On the 19th inst. at. her house at Kensington, Mrs. Mat.
tha (.'shell, relict of the late W. Cattail, P.sq. Of the-India
Board, aged (Si.
A few days,aince, in the-County of 'Kildare, Ireland, T._
Burgh, Esq. one of the Commissioners of the Itish }tore'
nue.
On Fridarie'nnight, at Percy Ledge, in the nth year
his age, Master joint Freke, eldest son of ferey Ewn-
.Freke, ESq.
London, England, 1810-06-23

N AVAL NEWS

PlAtivloU.Tll, JUNE. Fed his Majesty's
Ship Fcivourite, of. 1.8 guns, from Portsmouth ; the
hajuke, 'PILLAR'; May Flower, MAY ; Provylence,
33ROw.ti, and Daniel, PAYNTER, feolll WJles; and
th.e-,Thomas and Johh, CORNER, from Sunderland/
His Majesty's ship Pheasant takes convoy to the
3Sivvard.

Carne down the harbour and anchored in the
Sound his Majesty's ship Menelaus.

Ships ar this Port, exclusive of guard-Ships, prison-ships,
&c. Christian the VI I. Defiance, Implacable, Gleaner, Im-
perieuse, Favourite,
.Rhin,. Britannia, Orestes', Goldfinch,
Seirre,.Plreasant,Africaine, Nisus, Plover, Encounter, Espie-
glei baring, Raleigh, Armada, Menelaus, Dreadnought, Tri.
ton, Plicebe, North Star, Tromp, Amelia, Acteon, Sapphire,
Snapper, Helicon, Pickle; and Gambier, the Deptford and
13ispatch naval transports.

LiANDS OF SCILLY, JUNE IB.—Came in the brig
Titus, of. London,. JENNINGS, from Trinidad with
Sugar,
,bound to London Also the brig Ann, of
Greenock,-OATES, from Falmouth, bound to Ame-
rica, having strung her bowsprit; and the Peacock
Moo; of war frOm a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Came in this day his
Majesty's ship, Hibernia and Northumberland, from
the Mediterra'nean,.and are put under quarantine.

Sailed last nightnight his Majesty's ship Philonzel,
Capt. S,.VAINE, with 50,000 dollars on board, for
Lisbon. Sailed tint day his Majesty's ship Hawk,
to the Eastward. •

BRIXHAM QUAY, JUNE 22.—Arrived a fleet of
ships under convoy of his Majesty's ship Cyane,
from Portsmouth, bound to the Cape of Good Hope.
The outward-bound Newfoundland convoy re-

Haiti here.

DEAL, JUNE t2.--Sailed list evening afttr post,
the outward•bouud, under convoy of the Osprey

sloop of war.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Nympiten from .a cruize..
London, England, 1810-04-11

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ANECDOTES OF THE EARL OE CHATHAM,
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ANECDOTES of the LIFE of the RIGHT
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in Parliament irons
the Year 1736 to the Year ing.
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F.ROLdG.UE

TO THZ•COMEDY 07
HOW TO PLEASE AND -HOW TO TEASE;•
WIIITTAM AY MA. TAYLOR.

sroLztr ir joitzi.

" Good humour only teaches charms to last.
" Still makes new conquests, and maintains the'past.".—
, ;Such is the homage which the poet pays
Tnthat pure source of all•enliv'ning rays,
That moral planet, steady, clear, and bright;
.• Which owes to conscious worth its cheerful light.
Goeit-hurhour well may claim a higher pow'r
Than merely lengthening beauty's tray tient hour;
And may a nobler' proiince justly boast
Thann'er her triumphs and tfer captive host:
For, whatiOe'er visCissitudes arise,
When unexpected glooms involve the skies,
Let but Good-humour spread its potent spell, •
11,1isfortune smiles, and still the world goes-well.
And, hence can' Bard employs his humble Muse'
•7:11' endearing grace to 'cherish and diffuse; • ' .
To smooth the current of domestic strife, .
'When storms the Husband, or when frets the Wife;
'To teach them how to shun ththisidioui art
Which hints that pleasure may be found apart;
To make them firmly on themselves depend,
And hi each other seek the surest friend.
Such is our Author's zealous airtt to-night,
That duty may be blended with delight ;
And should we proudly climb, or widely roam,
To shevrthat bliss is only found at home.
Then, whatsoe'er the single drones nyty say,
The wedded swarms will surely like our play;
' For if they need no lesson how la tra..te.
.They'll learn the happier knowledge Low r;
London, England, 1810-04-16

81R f

On the 12th hist. at Coley Park, near Reading, perks'
the Lady of john Nl4Conhell, Esq. of a Sou.
On Thursday last, in Saville-row, the Lady of
Snow, Esq. or a Daughter.
On the 13th inst.-at Walton Villa, Surrey, the Lad • y of
C2.Turner, Esq. of a SOn.
_ Yesterday morning; Mrs. Reid, the Lady of Andrew Rei'
Esq. of Russell-sqUare, of a Son.

M AR XI LI).
On Thursday last, at Linfon, ,Kent, Sir Mathew Blacgisi
ton, hart. to Lucy, eldest,daughler of James Mann, °
Linton-place.
The same d 4, George William Newton,' Esq. of Stock-7
port, to Miss Louisa Maria Wane, of Rugby.
On Friday last, at-Maidst,ine, Ely Crump, -Esq. Surgl
to Ills Majesty's Forces, to Maria Louisa, eldest daugl,t"
the late Hint Stacey, Esq.
On Satorddy last, at Mary-le-bonne Church, Mr. Ekhvi
I:yrvis Kkketts, to ivlary :lune Varker, second dacl2ill'a
the late T., Parker, Esq. of in the Country
Statfird...
The same'day,- at Reading, Thomas, Allen Shuter,
of St.. john's, Southwark, to Faulty, third daughter of l'1"
kew. Ur. Valpy. ft)
On the '4th inst. Mr. 1. T.. Rutter, of Mark lane,
I tai tier,- yotmAest -,laighter of the late Pariot
of Norwich.
London, England, 1810-04-16

N• From the I,,iIVDON GAZETTE, April 14, 1810.

Downing-street, 14, 1810.

. , .
Extra6l of a Letter from Via.•ount Wellington to the Earl of
• • Liverpool, dated Vigea,Nlaro2B, iBro.

.. .
.„. . ,
The French corps _under the command
ofmar-
shal Ney, and that under.Loison,' and Keherrrian's
corps, are ta Old C'asiille, and in Tositioni on
the Tonnes, with their advanced posts upon thY
Agueda. -, The advanced posts of the British army,
under Rrigadier-Gererral Cranford, are• likewke
upon tbe Agueda, and between the River, and the
Coa, .

- The Fieneb attacked the .Post-at Barba del Pnerco,
which was occupied by four of.the 95th
Regiment, under Lieut.-Col. Beck with, on the night
of the inst.
Immediately opposite Barba del Puerco, on the.
other side of the River, is Si. Ftlices, and bet Ween
these two \fill ges, the only bridge on. the Agueda
below Cindad Roderigo ; and the recent fall of rain
.110 filled the River, %Well was no where ford-
able.
Thq enemy had colleEled a brigade of infantry at
St. Fetices, ,and crossed the- bridge with six
red men after (lark keiping the
.remainder
other side. These followed the piqUet of the 951 h
up.from the 'Bridge and imioediatelyMade their at-
tack ; but they were repulsed' with the loss of two
ottcers and seven men killed, and six prisoners and
thnly fir clocks.
atu sorry to acid, that-Lieutenant Mercer of the
Vstit, and three men, were kille 1, an ten were
wounded in this-affair; Which seas highly credit:awe
to Colonel Beckwith, and displayed ihe gAlaniry
and discipline of the °dicers- and troops under his
comman-. -The Adjutani, Lic,ittenant Stewart dis-
tinguished himself.
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Adlitii-aity-Office, April 14, 1810.

Admiral Lord Gambier lids transmitted to John
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P)EI'HY.

TO THE akAITABLVMISS P. OF BEDFORD.
Tile world may now two Venui's adore,
Ten of the Musts, and the Graces four;
Su charming Sus tongue, so sweet her face,
ihe's a-new-Muse, a Venus, and a Grace.

I. H.
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OLD B3ILEY.

ednesdly Tfomas Hatcherd and his wife were
- indiaeci for feloniously steiiiing a quantity of ap-
parei, liiie:ll,.Sze.' the property of L:dy Ann Louisa
Stewatt.

Maria Daysan, Lady A., L. Stewart's maid stated,
that. the Laundry at Riehmond was broke open op
the night
.of the 17th of" April, and the, articles laid
in the indtilment. were stolen. Witness afterwards
saw part of the property at the prisoner's Louse,
whither she went with Latch, an officer, in search.

Henry Wells, Lady Stewart's butler, sta'ed iii Con-
secrience of the robbery haling b. en .corntnitted, he
went to. Bow-street to' give information, :and hand-
bills, de-cribing the prciperty,' ‘.vere immediately
circulated.—ln CoustNiu:..ude of this,. part of the pro-
peity was given up by rs. Dept, a pawnbroker,
and the other—at the prisoner's house. -
The *woman pi'iotter was acquitted, but the hus-
band was tbund'guilty.
James EastwOod was indiaed for stealing three
quarters of a pound of cochineal, value fOs. from
one of the warehouses of the London Docks.

It appeared, that according to usual practice, the
prisoner was searched on leaving yard, when the
cochineal was tound in his breeches pocket.—

Gri!lf

Thomas•Taees and Samuel Mann were capitally
in~~ieied for borgiarionsly breaking into-the dwell-
ing-hOuse o(itobert Gindler, in Queen-street, Seven
Dials, :Ind. stealing therein sixteen pieces of brass,
value .20s. he, proi erly of \V tn.. Lowe.
Tiorngs FOCI was also indidted receiving the same,
knowing them iobe stolen.
. The tads were nor satistaetorily proved, and the
prisonc.,Ts wete acquilked.

Yesterday Juhn-Biyant, a man of decent appeax-
:lnce, who, Slood for embezilii'g from Ills
eMployer four several sumsoinounting to t t 71.75.4 d.
on befog brought to the bit-, pleaded guilty, in the
hope, by a•caudid confession of his criminality, that
lii punisiiinent might be mitigated.
: • • .

The COMMON SERJEANT,. who sat on the Bench,
in ta ti.-eling and paffietic appeal to the *unfortunate
p;i,oner,, lamented that he had by his, conaitt
brought li!niself to'.ihe disgraceful situation in which
he stood. Au he (ibe.CointriO-n-Serj,ant) sat _there,
however, for the, strict and iinpartiaLadministration
justice, he could not; consistently ith his duty
w die public, suffer a deljnquent of so danyrous a

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DEATH.

Thomas Strut,, for -stea;ing goods, value 71. in a
dwelling-house ; Richard Junes, alias Cooling, for
fi4g,tig the re: eipt of a s the East India ser-
vice ; Melinda Miipson, for burglary ; John Ingram,
for horse ste. Atilt ;! Crowell,, for a'similar
ott-ence; Jarnes • Pope, for "a highway rohlte.y;
George Humphries, for stealing in a d well i ng- house;
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miltort, alias Mathews, for house-breaking in the
day time.
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111IDDL,ESEX S6SSIO4VS, JUNE 11.

!
4 Jacob Harris was indicted for riotously anti tu-
multuoully assembling, with divers other persons in
the parish of St. Mary-le-bonne, in the evening of
.).c. the 7th-of April last.
li The defendant was one of those alive heroes
,
r who, during the contest between the Serjeant of the
t'l House of Commons and Sir Francis Burdett, pa;
,r
raded the stre..ts and obliged the peaceable inhabi-
tants of the metropolis to illuminate their windows,
% as appeared from the following evidence l— '
i •
Thenass Foy, one of the Officers belonging to
.-!,. Marlborough-street OttriCe, stated, that information
f having :been received at- the Office of a number of
4 persOns'being assembled together, breaking -windows,
and committing- other ads of riot,' he, with two
, other 'c..lonstables, were sent to disperse them. They
f, went to Hanover-square, where they found a num-
ber of:.perSons assembled ; they proceeded N%:11 11
them to Cavendish-square,' during which time the
I,' mob Proceeded to no, greater lengthS than calling
1 out for lights; when they anived in Cavendish-
square,'however, their numbers being considerably
augmented, they proceeded to attack the Windows of
those persons ,who did not immediately comply with
ii, •- their call, and the windows of Mr. Plomer's house
''''' Were- soon demolished. Finding operations had corn-
Y....inenced, the witness ran- •up to the sliot, and oh-
-1 '',- ser'Oed. the defendant come from the crowd, and
'Tun nil the steps of Mrs. Jones's door,.and knocking
iholetrly,. call out for lights. The. witness fellow-
et:,him, and collared him as he was Coming.down
the 'steps ; the.delendant had
:a large
.stick in his
Land; and attempt4d to get from the witness; but
two other .officerS'e4rring up he was secured, and
conveyeoo Marlburongli-stieet. The mob follow-
ed, throwing stones at the Offices, and calling out
" -rescue!, rescue !" t
This 'statement was Corroborated by Hooper and
Bucker, the othertwo Officers.
The defendant, denied the statement of the Of-
kers; and said he did not knock at the door, that
Foy seized -4n on the pavement, and beat bitti
very much. He called, no evidence, however, in
suppoi Lof his statement. .
, . Philip Froud was indicted for a similar offence
on the evening of sunday, the Bth of April ; when
„apprehended by Foy, he had, a large stone in his
h lA. ready to throw. The defence set up was,
that he vas drunk, and did not, know what he.did,
and i,lbe did knock at the doors of different houses,
he did it out of pure i.ood nature towards their .
in-
habitants,' by way.of ad isi4 them to put up lights
r'— in order to preserve their windows from being de-
stroyed. Not v. ithstaoding ,the Se. • ingenious de-
fences, howeveri.: the Jury found . vtla. the defen-
dants guilty, acid 144. e Coort, after a bc: v.ere admoni-
tion, sentenctd them severally to beimprisoned in
Newgate for six moetbs,atidat the expiration of that
tune, to find security for their.. good behaviour, for
a year, themselves in.-1001, and two sureties in 501.
each,
London, England, 1810-06-12

bIONDAY, JUNE 11.

.Mary Sullivan, Sarah Ellis, and Elizabeth Kite,
were convicted iii. stealing from the person of Wil•
liarn Gardener, 4 watch, some articles of wearing
apparel, and a few shillings, on the night of the
26th of April, at a Temple of Love, in Church-lane,
St. Giles's.

Eliia Williams was indiaed.for a similar offence,
having taken from the person of Morgan Morgans,
his. silver watch and seal,. a dollar, ,and half a crown,
at , her lodging's in• Charles-street, Drury-lane, on
Good Friday last. ..She was acquitted from the
absence of satisfa6lory evidence to identify her

parson. •
John H. 1-;:allord and Charles Diamond were ca-
pitally indicted for feloniously stealing in the dwel,,
ling house of George Nicholson, situated in New-
man-greet, 014.0 rd-street, on the Ist instant,
•firkin of butter, a writing desk, and other ar-
tides.

happeared.from the evidence adduced in support
cf the iudidment, that the prosecutor was a cheese-
monger, in Newman-street, and finding his busi-
ness not quite so productive as he desired, he formed
s determination to sell a part of his stock_ in trade,
and remo%e to Bethnal-Green. He mentioned his
intention to the prisoner Halford, one of his ells-
torners, residing in Eden-street, Tottenham-court-
road, and who said. he had a friend,.a butler out of
place, woo wished to obtain just such an establish-
ment. In consequence of this representation, at the
desire of the prosecutor, the prisoner Diamond was
introduced to him; and, after some previous ar-
rangement, it was agreed that he should become a
rurchaser of the stock, and take possession of the
house, with a view of succeeding the prosecutor in
1116 business. On the night of the 30th of May; the
two prisoners and the prosecutor met at a public-
house, for the purpose of closing the bargain and
settling accounts. The sum to be paid for the goods
vas 1371. tor which Ualford pretended to•go to a
bankeria, but returned again, and said the banking-
,house was closed. After some persuasion, the pro-
pecutor was then induced to accept a hill, drawn by
)iamond Halfor:, at three days date; for the
I.s.lclutit of-the purchase-money, which ii. was faith-

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HAMBURGTI, MAY 2g.—The Leipsig gazette
contains the following advertisement :—TWo Mc:OU-
SAND DOIW,RS
,REWARD." A variety of inquiries
what has become of an individual, who under the
name of Kock, (Honourable Mr. Bathurst), on the
25th of November,l ag, disappeared from Perleberg,
having proved fruitless; w hoever can give information
,of the present place of his residence, if he be still alive;
to Mr. Robt. Walter, at Leipzick &hall receive 2,000
Dollars, Saxon. The person inquire'd
.after was, at
the time of his ,disappearance, 26 years- of age"
very tall, of a slight make of body, of a fair com-
plexion, with ruddy cheeks, dark blue eyes, long
black eye.brows,:',black . beard, dark brown hair,
speaks a little German, and had in his possession at
the time of his disappearance, an English gold re-
peating watch, with two or three gold seals, wit h his
arms on them, and the motto " tien -la fol." Who-
ever has found stich seals since the 25th of Novem-
ber, jibe will bring them 'to the same address, shall
receive four times their value, as soon as it shall be as-
certained that they belong to the gentleman missing.
TRIESTE, MAY 11.—Every thing at present is
quiet on the frontiers of Turkish Cattaro and Bos-
nia._ In case the ffrigands should again make their
appearance,' the most efficacious measures will be
taken by the_ Duke. of Raguia, Marshal, Marmont.
The four late Russian ships of the line lying in this
harbour are entirely dismantled and disarmed ; their
farther destination is not known. The nine Turkish
shits under sequestration p4tnaiii as they were.
The value:of, the colonial commodities confiscat-
ed at Ttieste, and those both here and at, Venice,
sold to the best bidders, amounted to twelve Mil-
lions of florins.

BAVARIA, MAY 19.—The citizens of Aatisbon,
Who had already mounted the Bavarian cockade,
have been obliged to lay it aside till further notice.
London, England, 1810-06-15

BEVERLEY RACES

..,,,P: IDAY, JUNE S.
Fifty Pounds, given :7 the Toviitt of Beverley, for ail ag.l.
Three-mile hews. '.. ' s
'Wr. W. Richatdson'sb. tn. Tutelina .' - I
Mr. Nicholspit'ii b. in. Restless . .6 . 3
cli'a
Mr. 'Canton's b. tn. Nes Et) Lass - - -

Mrs. CLAn ices BooK.—Speaking of the false/1000
of Colonel WARDLE, Mrs. CLARKE. says
" I am of opinion that. there is not a'persoll - f
England, at all acquainted with the 'proceedings ,°
the .House of Commons, with-respe-CI to the Duke °`
Yolk and my connection with Wardle and his Plrts.l
who is so' credulous as to believe vt. 'hat C 010'1,e
Wardle has lately endeavoured to Make the pe°P,'a
of England credit as a divine revelation
that I incurred the exposure of myself,
and fatnily,- together with abuse, •aoxiely of wino,•
arid fatigue- of person .during my exarninatim'
Parliament, from a pure patriotic zeal to .berveltl"
Public. -

"If there should be a person in the Coontrt
• that indulges such an opinion a my patriotism, I.a
must be the most insane, or the most we.ik 1911,
that ever lived ;--nay, even (if it were possib'
weaker than • It
to tell the same gross falsehood whiCA
te
has issued from the itnmaculate Colonel •-ard!e, ri
compliment myself on having appeared against 1"
Duke of York, without any motives of interest, Ile;
yond the gratification of serving the public, I anl '411.•
the intelligent reader would consider me a most
pudent hypocrite, and with great justice ; for it.
had not been well satisfied of receiving the ,rei
muneration agreed upon, not all • the jacobitpc% ,
parties.in Europe should have introduced -my lett`:'
and person to the notice of Parliament,"

A few nights since, a dreadful flee broke out yr 3
carpet 'manutaaorY at Kidderuiinster, which ci°4
stroyed eighteen loams, besides several out-boo 01:
cart-horses,. and implements of husbandryi
Considerable value.; by. which a greAt
of poor industrious pef6on's haVe'been thrown 00
bread.
London, England, 1810-06-15

NAVAL NE WS.

• ,
PLYMOUTH, :TUNE 13.—Arriired his Majesty's
ship favourite, from a cruize ; two tranßports front
Guadalohpe, with French prisoners; also arrived his
Majesty's ships 'Shannon from off Brest Pheasant,
and Peacock from separate eruizes; the Aelive,
WBBB, from Swansea ; Zeka and Harriet, EAST•
BURN, from Neath Cotharihe, BROWN, from lz)n=
don ; and Mary and Ann, HARRISON, from SLILI•
derland.

PORTSMOUTH) JUN 13 14.—Came id last night his
Majesty's ships Naiad, from a, cruize off Chei-
bourg; and Furieusej from Halifax.

- -
His Majesty's ship Mizard.ts this day appointed
convoy to Newfoundland.

Passed by this Port the Blenheim, from Grenada;
Flora, from Tortola; and Lady Harwood, from
Barbadoes. Several passengers and their baggage
have b.en landed at this Port during the morning.
Arrived. his Majesty's ships Sabina, from Halifax;
and Gannet, from Guerns-•y.

Cline in last night the ship Peter Poulin, prize
to h:s M ,jesf y's scho 'her Thistle. She came last
for Bermuda, -where she was condemned with her.
cargo, consisting of spice, the greatest part of
wai sot: prevfous to Tier leat ing that pl.-ice,
Sailed the Pitt, SMITH ; and Geor.se, I-4AvAN,
for Nevvcaslle; and the Friendship, Cmht, for
Suuderland.

•
Sailed his Majesty's ship Africaine for Plymouth.
Came into the harbour the Triton, LAMB, froth
London for-Quebec.

Arrived the Dove, BADCOCX, from London.
Went out of harbour the ketch Margaret, MAC•
MASTER, for Cadiz.

' SHEERNESS,, JUNE !S.—Came down the River
Thames the America, a new 74, just liunched up the
`River, to lie in ordinary at this port.
JUNE 14.—Carne into harbour his Majesty's ship
Serapis.
Arrived his Majesty's b;ig Spiteful.

-DOVER, JUNE 4.—Passed by for London : •
The Lord Nelsen, Harrison, from Barbadoes; Baltic
Merchant, Sthith, from St. Vincent; Niel Malcolm, Aitkin;
Ealing Grove, Ncw, fium Dominica; Lady Hood, Flaiia.
gan, from St-. kilt's ; Rus,ia Comfiany, Drysdale, ,from
Antigua ; General Craig, Harvie, from Tobago; Berwick,
Watson, from barbadoes ; Sovereign, Smith, from St.
Croix ; Averick, Gary, tom Virginia ; Flora, Thompson,
from Dominica ; Intrii:sic, Philips, from Grenada ; Kew-
very, Lamb, from Tobago ; Somerset, 'Taylor, Sr. from
Lucia; Brawnsberg, Hatnhn, from Cenada ; Economy, Ross,
horn Demerara ; llebe, Brown; Caroline, ,H yes, from St.
_Kitt's ; Canada, Dive, (roan St. Vincent ; and Itikes,
Young, from St. I howas.

JUNE I 4.—Artiv,cl thisjnornlng, his Ma-
jeLty's 4hii) Bioncle va.. fl et fro,n (he West Indies,
which are sa led f-r the R vet, a nongst them are—
TN; Helena, Phel.,n ; Hannon, ; from St. Kitt's;
London, Duc:dn; Chrohne, ; and K.n,gstnn, /swim. 3.41. t(on, 14,11,,1(,4 ; Ji.ntour, f r..ze ; 1%/4,1s n;
ermg,ll,,, vey ; Siovereno, Young ; amt. Kinrn, t..7,ltcs, trout °bay" Al6Jon, Nlch.ison, rpm' Dcwerara
Conk. aon D. ys4l,le, twill Ant gua Haim. Aiewlmot, Sm;ris ; hodclinAton, Safe; trom ,t.
Vim.rins;
.Y L4l t3.tr:JaJOeS ; and :wont o
otitai Iles not k110,V41. 3
•
Anivet4 the San Domingo and Inflexible fotrm off

Fi us li 1 rig .
London, England, 1810-06-15

Sti IP N. 6 kr6 .

CRA.VSSIEND. JUNE 13.
o
Arriverl—the Amelia, Barre from Riu Janeiro; Gran,'ar
Anley, from St. Vincent's ; Hind, Young. 'Lady
and Nautilus, Walker, from Grenada ;
ley, and Princess Mary, Hutchinson, from St.
Thomas, —, froM Baltimore; Mary Ann, Clark, U.:not
Jamaica ; Portsea; Cundie, from, Fayal ; Avery, Hams,
Palermo;, and the Foituna, Patterson, from .St.

BIRTHS. .
On Sunday last, at tier house in Motitague=place, Rus'l;lii
square, the Hon. Mrs. Vaughan, 'of a Daughter'. ''''''.-
died on IVednesday the 13th._ . . ,41:
On Monday last-, at: G , the redington, Flintshire 1""
•
'
lion. Lady Kenyon, of a Son.
Nlrs,
On Wednesday morning last, at: Crutched-friars, ' , •
Rist, of a. Daughter., ' , iii.
Yesterday morning, at Ms house in BrunsWick.squar"
Lady of.Williath Lewis, F.,sq, of a still-born Son.
,„,

AIARKILL.).
On the 14th inst. at Great St. Helen's, by the Rev.
W. Eliot, Henry Storks, Esq. of the Inner Ternple,'7llo,
lister at Law, to Miss Trundle, daughter "of T. 1011-
Esq. of Crosby-square.
esterday, at St.lf
George's, Hanover_square, the Rev'
,„„.•
Morland, Itettor of liorsinonden, Kent, to Harriot ra"c,T,
...youngest daughter of the late Rev. fames Marriott, LL
of that place.
The same day, at St. James's' ClerkenWell. John Flores'
Fsq. of Rio Janeiro, to' Miss. Edwards, daughter..ol
Edwards, Esq: of Iye Nest, Yorkshire.
London, England, 1810-04-27

24. In the meanwhile, I have limited my inter-
ference, on this occasion, to a strong expression of
my. sense of fieneral Cuesta's misconduct, and of the
impossibility of conducting military operations with
anyiBvirn or concord. or wlion.Avhilit_
tame the con nand- tenor ot, ins ajesty 5
instructioils_ of the -29th. of .lone, especially of the
eighth paragraph, • would require me to pursue this
course of moderation -bind caution, in a nutter of
such' delicacy, Inc ordinary principles of prudence
bad -trot recommended a strict observance or the same
pOlicy in discharging -every part of the important
trust, which his Majesty 1).18 been pleased to confide
to me.

25. I satisfied that the removal of General
Cues!a•wiil be made with more cheer fulneSi and ala-
chty;and with ,less danger -of unpopularity, if it
shall appear to be the necessary consequence of his
own misconduct, rather than ithe result of the direct
interference of the British Ambassador:

26. The unexpected state of the campaign in
Spain, and the exigencies which affect the condition
ot• the British army, have compelled me to fix my
attention on those points, which constitute the prin-
cipal -opius of this 'dispatch, and Lo'reserve the consi-
deration of-many important circumstances for a fn.
lure opportunity.
I have the honour to be, 8:c.
(Signed) AVELLESLEY.
P. S.—Soon
,after the battle of Talavera,' the .
Junta appointed Sir Arthur Wellesley 'to-the rank •
and pay of
,Captain. General in the Spanish.army.—
They also presented some horses to that offcer,- in
the name of King Ferdinand the Seventh, as a tes-
timony of gratitude-and respect. The rank of Captain -1
General in. the Spanish army- is nearly similar to that
of Field Marshal in the British service, and does not
necesparily include the.chi,:f commando( the Spanish
army. I therefore was induced to conceive, 'that
the orders stated in your dispatch (No. 15. July )8.)
were opt applicable to this proposition from the
Junta. I have the honour to refer you to Sir Ar-
• thur Wellesley's dispatch, No. 3, under date the Bth
'August, by which you will perceive that he left me
a discretionary power of. forwarding to M. de Ga-
ray, either of two letters which lie had inclosed to
me ; and by my, dispatch (A.) under date the 13th
Augu:it, addressed to Sir Art lair Wellesley, you will'
find that I selected that letter, which appeared to me
to-be the most respectful to the Junta, while it a'..
forded a sufficient opportunity for the
,operation of
his Majesty's commands; if. it -should '•be his -Ma- .
jesty's pleasure that Sir Arthur Wellesley 'shot.ld not
continue to hold-the rank of Captain General in the
Spanish army.' Sir Arthur Wellesley has. accepted
the present of 11,:ises tendered .by the 'Junta ; but
has declined receiving the pay of Captain Gehetal.---
,In both instances, I trust his conduct will meet his
ulViaiesty's approbation. : W.

Saturd iy se'nnight. John Andersley,- shipwright,
Of Chatham Dock-yard, undertook to ivalka mile in
ten minutes, on the .Canterbury-road,•fiir a .wager of
nity:pontids, which he perfoimed in little more than
eight minutes. , •
London, England, 1810-04-27

AN Al; I ICLE OF CoNIMERCE.
To .GAS and ‘VEST-INDIA, AMI.ItICAN, and
• RUSSIAN MERCHANTS.
T• v. H of Nottingham, informs the Mer-'
.J • -thants of England,.and Traders in general, that fat the
Convenience of Sale, he 'has placed' his lUNIPLR'S ES-
S ENC E of PPER hunrr and other Medicines in the
hands ot Mess:s.. Shaw and Edwards, 65, St. Paul's Church,-
>ant. •
lUNIPER'S ESSENCE' of. PE. POF.RMINT is well
known' as, a sate, etndual, and pleasant remedytlatu-
lencies,Gouiy and Cholicky pai•tis in the Stomach and Bowels,
In..igeati I rysterics, Sea-Sickness, Nausea attendant on'
l'ieguat,cy„ kelavaion, and Lassitude, arising front Atthos-
Phetie Heat, want or Appetite, Injuries trout Inclement
Weather, the Abuse' of Spirituous Liquors, anti in the
Atfedions of the Stomach iind Bowels, so commonfo
Infants— adApting the-dose to the urgency of the case, As a
Fatuity Medicine, or for the Army or Nat), it will be fo.ind
a valuable -

Sold whoicii.dc and retail, by Messrs: Shaw and Edwards,.
66, St. vaill's Ch►!rch-card, tst►t none are genuine, exc-lit
each bottle has I. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a
Black Stamp._

In Stopper Bottles, zs. O.—and in Phials zs. 4d. and is.
rid.

GRAV 61, AN!) STONE.

HICKMAN'S PILLS fur the GRAVEL and
STUN E, arc a certain cure for that most painful and
distressing complaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its'various
forms, as ltinib.io, and excruciating pain in the bowels.--,-
Thi;Aisease is known to proceed from a faulty secretion in
thekidneyS, connected with the weaknesses of their vessels.
The use Of I lick man's Pills, by bracing these organs, restore
the secretion of the urine to a heAlthy state, and prevents the
farther production of that matter which forms stone and gra-
ver: lt is•froufsuccess in private practice, andat the strong
recothmendation• of numbers who have been cured bl thew
that the y are brought before the l'ublicrandexperience will
c.,invi.nce every one of their unparalleled efficacy against this
fatal diSorder.

Sold ‘vli-,lesaie -and retail at Mr. Butler's 4 Cheapside,
corner of l'ivertinster-row; utt, Royal Exchange; Clark,
259, Borough ; Allen, 76, ;Ord - street and most -Country
Booksellers anal Medieine Venders, in poxes; ,at as. 9tl.
.
each. •

. _
Ot whcniunay be had,
Butler's Aromatic PeC.toral Lozenges, for improving the
voke,and fur coughs, cyltis, astnitiiis,ac. in Boxes, at ts. lid.
each.,
London, England, 1810-04-27

SAVING IN FUEL.
QLATER's STEAM KITCHEN, combined with
a Roaster, and with or without a Hot Closet, on a new
and highly approved Constru6kion' totals the Most clean and
best Cooking Apparatus in the World; the whole is upon
the most simple Ptinciple, performing, by the aid of one
small Fire, the various Operations of Steaming, Boi!illg,
Roasting, Stewing, Baking, and Btoiling, at one and the
same time. or separately, doing away nthirly all the Labour
and Expensein common use. -
References may be had fruity he Proprietor to Families of
the first Respettability.
The Apparatus may be had of any size or form, 'according
to the convenience of situation, or the number of Persons it
is intended to (took for One that will stand in the compass
of a square yard, will be found large enough to dress Vi'etuais
for more than thirty people. The Price is moderate, and
one-fourth of the Savings arising'from its use, will clear its
first Cost in the course of one year.
Orders rccived by JOHN SLATER, the Patentee, in
Birmingham, and at No. 49, Rathbone-plaLe, Oxford-street,
London.
London, England, 1810-04-27

a PAPERS

RELATIVE TO THE CAMPAIGN IN PORTUGAZ. AND

SPAIN.

Dispatch from the Marquis Wellesley, to Mr. Secretary
Canning, dated Seville;lsth Augusi 5809.—With Ten I n,
closures. _ .

SIR,
-
. M. DeGaray visited me in the evening of the
1 t th inst. acc,ording to the intimation which 1 had re-
ceived from him. The con(erence commenced with
mutual epre‘iSions of solicitude to cultivate ,har-
mpny and good intelligence for the purpose Of faci-
litating_ the dispatch of public business, and of pro-
motin,n; the objeds of the alliance and the prosperity
of the common cause.

'2. I availed myself of. this °cession to state the
general tenor of my instructions.. I particularly ex-
plained mydisposition; according to the spirit of his
Majesty's commands, to regulate the extent of.my
communication's on matters of internal concern and
administration within such limits as might be agree-
able to the Government of Spain, profeaing, at the
same time, my readiness to state to the Supreme Cen-
tral Junta,' without reserve, my sentiments on every
point, of whatever description, connected with the
teciprocal interests-of our respective Sovereigns and
Nations, whenever such, a freedom of communica-
tion might appear to be necessary or acceptable.
3. This declaration was received with apparent.
sati,fa6ion, and the course- of conversation inn-,
rneliately turned 'to the state of the campaign in
Spain, and especially to the ' condition of the Sri-
tish army,
4. My attention had been fixed on this Painful
subject, even by the earlist intelligence of the suc-
cess of our arras. at Talavera. The first rumours
which had reachtsl me of the splendid achieve-
ments of Sir Arthur Wellesley and his Majesty's
gallant •troopsr were accompanied by such alarms
respecting the state of their supplies..-and means of
movement, as mixed a considerable degree. of con-
cern and solicitude with ,the sentiments naturally
inspired by the extraordinary -and glorious circum-
stances of that briili,tnt victory.
London, England, 1810-04-27

NEW MUSIC.

just published,
MHE MUSIC in the Serio- Comic Opera of The
J MANIAC, or SWISS BANDIT El, complete, as
performed by the Drury-lane Company at the Lyceum, and
arranged fiar the l'imto- Forte by Henry R. Bishop, price tss.
Also, the Overture, and Songs (singly), in The Free Knights,
or Edict of Charlemagne, composed by, Muzzinglii.