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London, England, 1810-03-29

SPANISH PAPERS.

CADIZ, MARCH 13.—We were visited by a mo,t
tiemendous gale of wind on the 7th and sth inSt:
by whiCh about 36 vessels have suffered severely.
As yet we do not know. the full extent of the loss
Three Spanish ships of the line, one frigate, one
Portuguese ship of war, and nine English merchant-
men, -
have been lost or burnt by the enemy. Nine
more English merchantmen have suffered severely.-
. CADIZ, 'MARCH 17.—Several transports' from
Lisbon have arrived here under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ships De Roth, and Myrtle, with three British
and one Portuguese regiments, .and two companies
of Artillery. We expect others from Gibraltar the
first Easterly wind. - All communication with ,the
;inferior,, is for the present stopped by the
,Frenoi,
who are a few miles from us.

• CADIZ, MARCH, 13.—1 n consequence of the
violeni storm which was experienced in the course
of last week, and the like of which never was
witnessed before, in point of the violence of the
gale, or of the heaviness of the sea, fifteen mer-
chant vessels, and the Spanish ships of war Pu-
rissina, Concepeion, San Ramon, and Montanas,
with the Portuguese, ship of war La Maria,
were lost on the south east coast of the Bay.
The frigate Paz was also lost, but the ship
Pluto, which also got ashore, was brought afloat
again. The greater part of the said ships having
got aground at high water, all attempts to save
them must have been useless. In.order, therefore,
to prevent the enemy from rendering himself
master of them, the Portuguese ship of war Motl-
tanas, and the frigate Paz, were burnt, after all
useful stores as well as the cargoes had-been take
it
out. The enemy also set fire to some merchant
vessels, and having appeared on the beach during
the storm, 500 men strong, this force was fired upon
from the castles and ouf advanced parties. We are
as yet
_ignorant of the names of the ships which
were lost, and also of the ports whence they set sail.
The enemy has coinpleted the camp of Algaida,
and it would seem that he intends to form another
close to the Castle of St. Catherine,

As far as we have been able to ascertain the
strength of the enemy's force in Puerto Real, it
Amounts to about 1200 men, and three howitzers
are mounted on the pier. Near the mill, a small
detachment has taken post, which serves two pieces
of cannon mounted there, and the enemy's force in
the camp of Algaida does not exceed 1500 men.
London, England, 1810-09-27

amount.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Owen GlendoWer from
Plymouth ; Fly; GREGORY ; and Mary, SMITH from
Loudon ; Good Intent, -, from Scilly ; Maria,
PRIMEIRA, from London fur Rio de Janeiro : St.
George, TONGE, from the Mediterranean, \cid' the
vtrtli the loss of main-masr, occasioned by being run
foul pf at .sea.
His Majesty's ship Owen Glendower is appointed
•
convoy to Gibraltar, Malta, Cadiz, and the Mect:,
terranean, and it is expected will sail in the.,course
of a day or two.
Several . West Indiamen have arrived here since
yesterday, having put into this Port by contrary
wind, ; we understand his Majesty's, ship Aurora,
with the greatest part of the convoy were yesterday
at the back of the Isle of Wight, and therefore
might be expected in here in the course of to-mor-
row it the wind remains still easterly.

DEAL, SEPT. 26.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Eli.
zabelh for Plymouth.
Arrived the Sarah Christiana Indiamin, and the
Mars and Hero wen of war from the Baltic.
Sailed Iris Majesty's ship Bruce for t Nore, and
the Echu sloop of war on a cruize off Boulogne,

SHEERNPS, SEPT. 26.--Arrived his Majesty's
brig Centinel, Lieut. KING, with a convoy froui
the Baltic, and Tower Tender with volunteers and
itnprest men for the fleet.

Lieut. PRINGLE, late cornmnnder of the Mauna-
?rime, at this Port,,. is appointed to the command of
the aviet, at Scilly.
London, England, 1810-09-27

OLD t 6.

• ;
.I*illiam Harrison and William Ca'.:47l' afr
.were
.indi(,ted tor
,stealifig, a. w:Atcli, valcn 41.11n,1.,
note, the property of William psowder,. in
liouset of Thomas M'Cartey, the sign of tilt!
anti I-Itium.),...lVickericte7street
The pipse'civor stat,..d, that be was .servant: to 1 4.e
late Sir I.:Ramsay ; that in his way .going home,
.near Seven Dials, on 14 1.3t11 of this ivonth,

sa

• -
•
the prkoner Harrison, .seemitigly :nitwit intoxicated,
and,off.red 10 help him-home. Harrigott, afte4lity
had walked a shot t way together, prop:pied !!kiving
a pint of beer, when ti,ey ixent into a public•ho!
for that purpose. They were immediately after war'
by the other • plisoner, Covetray, who .at
down by the side of Harrison, with w litant llowever he
did not ieptn to bLt acquainted. Harrison then, pro--
posed to the prosecutor to accoMpaity bun to t;te
house of Nl'Cartey, alleg;fig, that he had to pay rani
fourteen shillings. They accordingly - Went. to
M'Cartey's house, and in a minute. attcr Covei);.ly
also again made his appearance. A grood shortly
atter came in, Harrison pulled out a pack orcartli
and challenged the groom to play at put. They cl-4
play,. and they pre,sed the pet ecutor tolake anand.
He at first refosecc but. was at length persuaded to
to do so, a- d to play for i i. in conseqttence ctt whic,o
he produced a 21. cote, which he laid on the
.He afterwards took out hi 4 watch to' see what s

the hour, when both note-and: watch were seized ;
and in a moment, note, watch, cards, and his thr,.!,.:
companions disappeared. He was so contwied thx,
be did not , know at-first• -what to do. He purst*d
them, however, and secured Harrison in King-;street,
Seven Dials. Harrison gave.him up the watch,
but said he had not the note.'

On searching Harrison., a flash note for.five-pence,
wade in imitation of a 51. nok, a liztle, and two,
or three shillings were tun on hint.
Covenay" was lio -app.reheriila Harrison and
agreed in staling tl•at they had never ,een Bch oilier
before; 'and ILirrison made loud protestatiOns of
innocence.

The Jury, however, f.und_them both zully;- and
they %Veie sentencedto receive seven )cars trani-
portati6n.
London, England, 1810-09-27

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THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim- street; Great Marlborough-street.
PIE
Autumn d Cdurse of LECTURES (in
AiVA-
TOM V. Ph ysummc x, and SURGERY, will be
commenced on Monday, the vit.of October, at two o'Clock,

By Jilt 0 OK ES.
Anatomical Converzationes will beheld weekly, when the
different Subieds treated•of will be discussed familiarly, and
the Students' views forwarded. • To these none but Pupils
can be adinitted. .

Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, aril repltzte
with every convenience, are open all the Morning, for, the
purposes of Disse.eting 414 Injecting, where Mr. Broolies
attends to direct the Students,. and ,demonstrate the various
parts as they appear On Dissection.
Inc.tiveniences usually attending Anatomical Investi.
gitions, are counteracted by an antiseptic Process'.--Pupils
may be accommodated in the llouse.
London, England, 1810-07-11

MAI4R

Yeiterday, John Jeffery, Esq. -61-Throgmorton-street,
•Charlotte, third daughter of fohn Longley, I:sq. of 1-it
stead.,
Mr. Moy*Thomas, son of Mr. lohn Thomas, of W• 11-,
worth, to Miss Ann White, daughter of Captain White, c?'
.Rotherhairi.%

On Sunday se'nnight, at Gretna. Green, Nathan Hail,
:' Esq. to Miss Allen, of South Shields, daughter of the late
M Allen, Ship-owner:
Mr, H. Marshall, of Bath, to Miss Charlton, eldest dough'
ter of Mr. Charlton, of Doctors' Coinnions, and niece of IPc
acting Manager or the Bristol and Bath '1 ileatres.
London, England, 1810-07-11

(who resided in the ,house of the it..!iprnitlont in the
capacity of shop-maid) that thep:tily had-no oppor-
tunity of detenjing hersdf agaii,st a charge of this
nature, in thernanner the articles IL:ZI been 'pleaded
before the Court, no specific tat haVing been set t,p
—lt was also contended, that under an at of P:;
liament of his .pr sent Najk,sty it was enacte,l;
." That a suit of this desctiption must be brought
within eight Months of 'the offence alleged to have
been committed between the
.parties." Atter the
Learned Civilian had been. heard on the:part of Ole
li..spondent-, the Learned Judge (Sir. John .Ntcholl)
observed, that suits of thiskind were very rare.; that
he did not recoiled any. one-being
.brought dpri!lg
his attendauce at Doctors' Commons, at the S6fild
tittle he was bound to'attend to it, but it wos a !:nit
of a very novel nature, it being bt ought by a married
woman against a single woman for adultery, com-
mitted with her own husband. The Learned Judge,
further observed, he ,was riot aware. that a ;parried.
woman was allowed•to IA the voluntary promoter of
a criminal suit, without the consent of the husband;
therefore be would be sorry to establish t
The Learned Judge, after several other observations,
rejected the allegation, and dismissed the party,
London, England, 1810-07-11

WEDNCSDI.Y.

The Noblemen and gentlemen's Plate of sol. by 3-yr olds
Mr. Bow ban's br. c. by liambletoniait - - t I
Sir S. Sitwell's br. c. Maranon, by Sir Peter - 2
Sir Gilbert Heathcote's b. f. by Barnaby - 4 .5
6 to 4 agst. the winner.
A Gold Cup of tOogs. value, by subscribers of togs.
'I.(1 Grosvenor's Meteorl, eged - -
Mr. Andi,;w's Thorn, agei - • 40.
Gen. Grosvenor's Chryseis, 4 yrs .. -
Mr'. T. Boultbee's br. t. Ainult, 4 yrs -
6 others paid-4 tot on Meteora—won easily.

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London, England, 1810-07-11

,NORTHERN.-114r. Justice CHADABRE and Mr. liarA

Gatirrim.
Yorkshire and City, Wednesday, Aug. 8, at York.
Dar . . Tuesday, Aug. zr, at Durham.
liOrthumberland & 1 •
atutcla Sy; Aug. is, at ‘.llewcastle.
Newcastle,
_Cumberland . 31, at Carlisle.
Westmoreland . Thursday, Sept. 6, at Appleby.
`hancashire . . . hiondaY, Sept. 10, at Lancaster.

IVF.STERIC.—Mr. Baron WCkO.l) and Mr. Justice BA y
:Hants . . . Tuesday, tuly 3r, at *incliester.
,Wilts . . . Sattirda, Aug. 4, at Salisbury..
Dorset . . . Wednesday, Aug. 8, at Dorchester.
bevon Saturday; Aug. cl, at Castle of Exeter.
City of Exeter .. Some day, at-Guildhall, Exeter.
.Cornrcrall . . Mouthy,- Aug. 2.9, at Bod•.:;in.
Son-ter-Set .-. • Monday, Aug. a', at Wells. _
--City 'of tristol Friday, Aug. 3., at Bristol. .

Ss*itisiSeA.—On, Sunday 'last we were visitett by
tremendOus thunder storm, the effeds of wilic4
long remembered in -this neighbourhood
Prie of tire vanes of a wind-mill, .belonging to l'vlor."
gan in Lansamlet, about three Miles
bnuce," 'hairing been broken, in the •Luetz.4l4 b>r
gust of ‘;.'ind, several labouring people a traded to
the spot, some by curiosity, and °Lila; to' assist in
getting the machinery in order. About three
o'clock a very heavy shower of rain fell, and drova
between ro and 30 persons into the mill fur shelter 17
when almost immediately, thFs colled.ed, the -clec"
trio fluid struck the roof of the building, and peue-
trating through it, set the whole in a blaze. The
scene at this moment was of the most shocking de'
scription ; the owner of the mill was in the loft,wit
two other men, both of whom were killed, and I'6
was much injured ; the remaining persons more thou
20 in number, lay in a heap on the ground floor, 01).
parently lifeless
,assistance being instantly
cured, they were taken ott, and only one was, f-u"
dead ; the others were all. happily recovered, and are
doing well. Nothing remains of the mill but Lb'
bare wall, and a quantity of corn and flour was aW)
destroyed.—( Cambriaft.)
A few days since a seizure was made in the Itiv-Cri
.of a sack toll of guineas, which. the Captain 'atl
crew of a vessel had concealed in order to be smug
gird off to Holland. Information of the seizure WO
sent to the Treasury, whence orders were transmit'
led fort he disposal of the• property.
London, England, 1810-05-23

IMP FRIA L P LIAMENi: •

119LLV OF PEEPS,'

• • , - TVESDAY, .14NY 22.
On thettrotiln -t.f the LORn' .citivgctt.t.ort; ,the
Committee. of. Privileges. NVere ordered to- report their
proceedings to the ?douse reletive to the claims to
'rhe flaxhurgh Peerage,
, After some diseussion in. the third reading of die
Forfar Road;ancl`Statute Labour Bills, the (House
divided on the for Met question— -

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Contents 37
Non- Contents
On the tatter question, the Contents were-735 :
,
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23-12

• A cbnversation of' some length took place on the
3d reading of the Gas Light Bill,_in which Ihe Duke
of Athol, Lord Melville, and Lord Spencer, spoke
in favour of =he question, and the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Reclesdale, and, Lord Laudeo,lale; against it:
The result was, that the third reading was negativ-
ed • on, an understanding, however, that the evi-,
deuce be printed, and that the-bill be recommiaed.
London, England, 1810-05-24

r SHERFORD.

The BARTON of KEN EY DON, ..contisting of-an old
Mansion, now used as a Farm-house, Barns, and all other
esinvenientOilt-buildings, and 342 A. 2 R. 12 P. of very
rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture. Land and Orchard, now
in the occupation of Mr. Robert Parker, who holds thesame
for the r- mainder of a term of t 4 years, of wh ch between
two And three are unexpired', under the very low Rent of
380 i.. . •
And also the Reversion in. Fee after lives under Convem:
tionary Rents and Fleriots, of t 7 Tenements, in and near
the Village of Frogmoor, in Sherford, all adjoining to-the
Barton, consisting of - a capital. Water Grist- Milli DWel
'houses, Gardens, Orchards, and 38 Adres of very rich Land..
2. SOUTH POOL.

A Tenement, called POOL PARKS; in the cif
fohn Hewitt, for a Term, of which, between it and i 2 years
are unexpired, under the clear yearly Rent of 701. And the
Reversion in Fee after Liies, subjedl to Converitionary Rents
and Heriots, in four other Tenements, all adjoining to Pool .
Parks, containing-in the yhole 165 Acres.of very good Arable,
Meadow, and Posture Land'.
3. CHIV4LSTONE'.
The Reversion in Fee after:two Lives of a Tenement, call.:
ed DATTINS, and after one-. Life of a,Tenenient, called
FORD, subject to Conventionary Rent and lieriots, con-
ning. 'together 33 Acres of very rich Arable.; Meadow, and
Orchard; and also the great or impropriate Tithe in Osses.
sion of the last mentioned two Tenements,.

4. PORTLEMOUTH.
The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenemerto
called GOODSHELTER, in the Parish cif Pottlerriouili
subjed to a Conventional* Rent and Heriot, containing 2;
Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow,- and r4ture Land and
Orchard. ,

5. STOCKENHAM.
The Reversion in Fee atter three Lives of a Tenernent,
called CUTLA N DS, eiihjed to a Conventionary Kent and
fleriots, consisting -of a neat Dwelling-house, Garden, and
Orchard, and about two Acres of very licit Meadow Land.
All the Estates lie on Navigable Creeks of the Sea, which
run up troua Salcombe, from whence the .finest Marine Sand
is brought up for Manure, and the Produce of the Farms
may be shipped off for Plymouth, Dartthouth, or else-
where.

. •
Keynedon tlistant from the Market and Post Towns of
King;bridge 3 Miles, Dartmouth, Totnes; and Modbury, 2
Miles each, and Plymouth 2.6 - Miles; arid the Village of
Fr'gtnoor, in which the Tenements in the Parish of slier-
ford .(except the Barton) lie' is rapidly increasing in Build.
ings, Warehouses, &c. and being, situated on an 'Estuary, is
particularly adapted for carrying on any Trade or Matiu.
fatture where an easy Water-carriage.is desirable. ,
`Tor Sale of the Prernises a Public Auetion" will be held at
the King's Arms, - at Kii,gsbridge, on Tuesday the ittliday
of tune next, prCcisely at Twelve at Noon.
.Printed ?articular& will be ready' to he delivered on or he.
fore the 3oth day ot• this-instant, and may be haul at the t)ld
London .I.lin at Exeter ; • tile' place of Sale ; of Messrs.
Sandys, ilorton, and,Koarkei Crane-court; F er-stivet, Lan.
don; and of Messrs Elford and Leach, ,FlymoJth-Dusk.
Dated aeth May;' IS to,' •
• • •
London, England, 1810-07-16

_whom, on Wen.!nesiay everting last, alter putting
him in a state of nnoxication, he continued to ifi-
veigie knit Tothill-fields into the Bild-Cagvalk,-
and from thence through a broken part of the paling
into the Virk, almost clo,e to the Canal, ‘k here he
was apprehended by two, persons, one of them a
publican, uho followed him into the Bird-cage-
walk, stispeeling hk (1-..s,grns on the child, and the
other a so:pant of the 3d Guards, ot. the name of
Hill, who c()nducted himself on the oixasion most
meritoriously.
The situation in which this monster in the shape
of man was caught, is too disgusting tO .mtet•the
public eye.' SufriLe it to say, that be was seized
just in three to prevent his crime becoming ,)1 that
nature that must inevitably Lave sent him to a ig-
nominious but merited end. He was eon.itted on
the cleanest testimony. The evidence, indeed, was
such as to b.iffle all possibility of doubt.
Mr. AkAt4WAttING aJdiesed' him in terms of the
hittetest rei.roaLh and indignation, and then sen-
tenced him to be imkrisoned tor, the spcice of twelve
monihs, and during the fir-t month thereof to stand
in and upon the pillory at' Charing-doss, for orie
boor.

The priioner prayed earnestly that the punish-
ment of pillory might be Commuted, but this the
Court„.rf
ny p
-refused. fie said he. was a servant out of
place, hay ,for .:rly been shopkeeper at Cam-'
bri:!gre, and was 13:teriy a Lawyet's Clerk, inenti6n-
iGg tine name-of a te!.l,. stable Solicitor, in the neigh-
bourin4o... ut Hanover-square, as his employer.

!'UL/CE.
London, England, 1810-07-16

La Chifrone.

John Shay, private marine, killed. .Edward Fane, private.
marine, ditto; Mr. M'Naughton Assistant Surgeon, slightly
wounded. •Robert Bull:old,. able seaman, dangerously
wounded. Andrew Johnson, able Seaman, ditto. Xavier'
L'Hernytte, ordinary seaman; ditto. Willia►n Gillet, corpo-
ral of marines, ditto. Edward Coward, private, marine, ditto.
John Wilkinson, able-sea►nan-severely wounded. Thomeis.
Kearney, able seaman, ditto. Thomas Hall, able seainan,
ditto: James Mitchell, Quarter-master's Mate, shi,{}ttly•
wounded. Jan Vanseacum, able• seaman, ditto. William
Emington, able seamen, ditto. Thomas Ellis; landman,
d►tto. William Meredith, private r marine, ditto. Samuel_
Wynn, private marine, ditto. John Curry, private marine,
ditto. I .

IMornington.
Mr. Hay, midshipman, slightly woMided. Manuel Fer-
raro, able seaman, ditto. Mahomed Hussan, sepoy, ditto.
Skerik Rury Ihonny seapoy ditto. Laigue Meter Shuoty,
sepoy, ditto.

Terns te.
Mr. James William Guy, midshipman, slightly wounded.
Nautilus,
Mr, Thomas Smith, boatswain, Slightly wounded.

* Honourable ,Company's cruizers Mornington, Ternate,
Nautitus, Fury ; transport, Mary.

PORTRMOUTH, JULY 15.—Yesterday came into
harb,,,ur his Maj, sty's Ships Firm and Sprightly.
Arrived this day his Majesty ship Sarpedon from
London, England, 1810-05-12

SUN.

THE PUBLIC are most . resiie&fnili informed
that.there will be a MASQU ERADE at this Place
on MONDAY NEXT, the 14th inst. upun the saine•ip-
proved Plan as that given in February last.
Tickets One Guinea each; Refieshinents, Supper; and
Wine incl ud

N. B. Parties desirous of. having particular Suppers served
for them in the Private Rooms (not less than six in number)
may be accommodated, upon early application at the Oflice.
-Dresses to be had in the House, as usual.
Vivant Rex et Regina.

FiliD A IV.A.y 12, 1810.

4

FRIDAY, MAY •1 1 .

IMPERLjL PARLLIIMENT.

_ HO. USE OF PEERS,

ge'veial Private Bills were brought up from the
Commons; and read a first time.
The Bills on the table were forwarded in their re-
spe&ive stages. •

The Duli-e of ATHOL proposed the deferring of
the second reading of The Gas Light Bill till Tues-
day, on account of the absence of a Noble Marquis
wha wished to take a part' in the discussion, and
that their Lordships be summoned .to attend on
that day. •
London, England, 1810-05-12

TUE 'NAVY.

Lord .INIELvittE adverted to the state of prepara-
tion in which he found the Papers he had moved
for.owthe table. It would not be possible that the
7v hole them could be produced.before Tuesday or
Wednesday. He was, therefore, desirous to defer his
tnotioli respe-Etink the employment of ships of war
as transports till Thursday next, on which day their
Lordship were summoned to attend.
London, England, 1810-05-12

‘, NUMBER 5512. j

NEW THEA.TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
0 N MONDAY EVENING,- May 14, will be
performed the Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SI DONS.
To which wilt tie added, the Pantomime of
. HARLEQUIN PEDLAR:

LYCEUM THEATRE.
THEIR• Majesties' Servants, forming the COM.
PANY of the late DRURY LANE .THEATRE;
*ill, THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 12, rgio, per-
, 1111 a new Serio-Comic Opera, in Three Ads, called
THE MANIAC!
Or, THE SWISS 13AN1ITTL.
To whiCh will be added, '
London, England, 1810-05-12

AFFAIRS OF SPAIN.

The Marquis of LA NSDOWN E 'adverted to the pro-
ductiOt ()Isom papers. upon this subje&, which had
been gloved for yesterday by.alloble!Lord
don), end thought it would be most advisable to have
all. the papers conneaed with the subject before their.
Lords Lips, before he broughtforward his motion re-
specting the late campaign in Spain. He therefore
w'shed to defer the motion of which he had given
notice of for Monday till, Frid'ay next, for which
diy:he moved that their Lordships be summoned.

The Earl of I,lvErtpoor:, in the absence of his
Noble Friend (Marquis Wellesley), thought proper
to observe, that the papers to which the Noble Mar-
quis had alluded were not at all considered as essen-
tial to, the discussiOn of the motion Of which the
Noble; Marquis had given "notice.- He therefore
had no wish that the motion should be dekired un
that: account.

- The Mani-ois of LA NSDOWNE uridei'stood that as
the papers moved for yesterday were expeaed to be
produced immediately, and as he understood many
Noble Lords were desirous to have the whole of the
subject before the [louse, before they entered upon'
the discussiotiof it, it was his wish to defer his mo-
tion till Friday, for which day a new .Order was
made out. .
London, England, 1810-05-12

NAVIGABLE CANAL, GLOBL• ASSUF.ANCE, AND
DUCK- SHARES, '
ON SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

•
By 11/2f r: SCOTT, .
11),OCHDALE, STOURBRIDGEt LANCAS-
IA. TER, HUDDERSFIELD, WILTS and BERKS,
KENNET and AVON, MONMOUTH. ELLESMERE,
and CROYDON CANALS, GLOBE ASSURANCE and
COMMERCIAL DOCK SHARES.
N 0.23, Ntw Bridge street
London, England, 1810-05-12

MODkRN PATRIOTISM.

This Day was published, price 2i. 6d. • 1
THE. PATRIOTS and the WHIGS, the most
dangerous Enemies of the State. The Second Edition,
enlarged ; in which is recommended anew and more efficient
mode of warfare.

By IRVING BROCK, Esq.
Printed for j. M.. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, oppbsitc
the Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1810-07-20

any thingmnre was absolutely due by the defend-ant,
they tnigh find accordingly.
The Jury found for the plaintiff, damages
being at the rate of one per ck..nr. commission on -
the sale.

COURT OF LXCIIEQUER; JULY 19..
?ROM? V-T A X.-=CAUTION, TO LANDLORDS.

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V.•THOMAS DICKINSON.,
This iniormation was filed under the dire6liou
of the Board of Taxes, at the instance of the Com-
missioners of the Property 'Tax at Manchester,
against the defendant, who is a butcher, and owner
of ieverAl small tenements there, to recover two-pe,
nalties of fifty pound for two distinal refusals to al!,
low Martha Marshall, one of his tenants, the several
sums of 7s.- 6d. and 12s. the Landford'i Property
Tax on a rent of 61. per annum,' which she had paid
to the Colleaor, and requested the defendant to
reimburse, but which he positively refused to do,
telling her that he had no right to Fay the tax, that
she must pay it herself, aed that if he had not his
fall rent, he would immediately distrain on her
goods ; and which full rent st;e accordingly paid.
The faCts were proved On the evidence of the
tenant, a poor widow wormin of tespedable aisear-
ance, and who, from the plain and simple manner
in which she gave her evidence, excited a particu-
lar interest. It was also proved that hefore
fusal , similar complaints bad been frequently made
to the Commissionets-against the defendant by his
other tenants, and that he had been pre% ii)irsly cau-
tioned against his:persisting'in title. unlawful coarse,
and of his liabilty to the penaltieS.
The LORD CHIEF BARON in addressing the Jury,
expressed great satisfaction a.t. the Condthc.l of the
Coininissioners in Irak ing made so just, an example
of the defirndant. The Jury gave a .verdict fur the
Crown in two peitalti,:s of (AA,' •
London, England, 1810-07-20

BROWN V. SIR GEORGE ROBINSON.

This was an at-lion by the plaintiff, an at6iioneer,
at Bedford, for his commission on the safe of all
estate belonging to the defendant, which had been
sold for 11,000 guineas. It appeared that the plain-
tiff had been employed by a Mr. Cole (now
,de.-
ceased), who was. agent to the defendant. - The
estate-was not sold at the auction, but was subse-
quently sold by private contract. The bill which-
the plaintiff first sent in to the defendant was 661. 1 4ss
He however- observed, in a letter accompanying it,
that this wasfar below the usual charge, winch was
one per cent. and he relied upon the liberality of the
defendant for something' further. Tile defendant,
howeVer, was advised by his agents to refuse pay-
ment of this bill, on the ground of the plaithiff hav-
ing aEted at the sale, not, as hiS agent,- but as the
agent of the . purchasers. He; however,. tendered,
.201.-as payment for the trouble he had_with respect.
to the auction. It was proved, on the part pt the.
plaintiff; that one and a half per cent. was the usual
charge of the principal auctioneers in London for t tie
sale of estates above i 0,0001% in value; and that he
had a considerable deal of trouble about this sale.

Sir JAMES MANSFIELD. left it to the Jury to say
whether,any thing was due to • the Plaintiff beiicles
his. bill of 661. t-4s.' The bill was generany,conclu-
sive of this claim of the phint,tl; but it ti,e) tliought.
London, England, 1810-07-20

IRELAND.

LtmEatcx, JULY t t.—The, Fait of. Montpelier
(O'Brien's Bridge)' exhibited, last Mondly; a ,4(..ene
truly v-Nritic parties, 'distingUished • as. the
Shenane, and:,L.,och's tarni!ies, opposed to each
oth,tr,- not withstanding a continued rain, fought the
whole day, in a manner best suited to sivAgi.i;;,
Ord, itrminated their dispute, after much blood--
shed, the hitter tat ion driving' rrli:oiy of op-'
ponents across the Shannon„:chusing the' lesser evil'
of being drowned, rather dim) having ,theie brains'
beat out ty the clubs and cudg;lS of their conquerors.
Tv° or three Magistrates were at the Fair, but not
;:he assistance either of the civil or military
ower, 'they were obligel .to he silent- speCtator>i of
what so frequently occurs, ro ,disg,race this country:

SPORTING IN I.L.E.IGENCE.

CARDIFF. RACES, [uLi 6.

FRIDAY.

. .
A Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each-14 Subscribers.
Mr. Richard's c. In. I ewess , .
Mr;. Jones's lirov,n },less ' . -
Mr. Wyndliam's b. g. Rigdum Fuunic.'os
Mr.. Reece's b. in. Maria - -
Mr. Hill's br. h. by Revenge ...
Five others were drawn.
Same Day, a Plate of Fifty Pounds.
Mr. rones's Jewess . ' - - -
Mr. Goodrich's Snowdrop . -
Same Day, .a Handicap Pur,;,-..
Mr. Williams's tvlotherGoose - I 4 1
Mr. jeniis's ch- A. by Gifildford - - • z z
Mr. Kiii;'s Glamorgansitire Lass' . - - • 4 1 3
Mr; Finch's b. I. by Dorteridge' - - 3 4
Mr. Day's br. h. by Lkev6ige - - 65 dr
Mr. Davison's Maria .- ' - - cis.
Maria won the first heat, but being short of weight was
considered distanced.—Snowdrop was drawn.

STOCKBRI DGE RACES.

THURSDAY,

I I
Z 2

A Plate "of . Fifty Pounds. . i I
Mr. Douglas's b. c. by Dick Andrews, 4 yrs. old—bolted.
Mr. Radcliff's c. c. by Dotterel, 3 yrs old 4 ' 2 1 I
Sir H. Lippincott's b. c. by Young Sir Peter,
.3 yrs - - - - 3 1 2 2
Mr. Davison's c. Cheshire Cheese, 4 y,rs old r 3 3 3
Mr. Asfunole's Trump, 4 yrs old '.. . z 4 dr.,

His Majesty's cream-ci)loureciState horses, which
were removed from the Mews. about six )ears ago,
are 'now at grass in )yind,or Park, where several
fine. colts have been bred. Since the taking of Ha-
rwer by the French, they have not been used by
his,Majevy, who since that time has. substituted
black ones in their stead.
London, England, 1810-07-20

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

•
Wednesday Aaron :Alexander, a Jew,cloaths-man,
was indided for setting lire to a dWelling-houe, si-
tuate No. 41, Little Queen-street,
fields.
The pleadings were stated by Mr. j3ARRY, by
which it appeared that the defenda.A rented
above premises, had insured them,- and had set ti;eni
on fire, with intent of defrauding certain persons
Directors and Proprietors of tt.e County. Fire Office.
Mr. ALLEY related the particulars of the case to
the Jury. It appeared that the defendant .and ano-
ther Jew, of the name of Simmons, took the. lo.wer
part of the house, No. 41, Little Queen-street, for
the purpose of selling old cloaths and slopS ; that on
the 3d of April last, Simmons made an insurance at
the County Office .for the sum of 3001. viz. .501. on
stock in trade, and 501. on household furniture.
J. T. Barber, Esq. the Managing Director- of the
-Office, proved that theifire,, in his opinion, never
could have occurred from accident, and also ,proved
the fad of the claim being made by the prisoner for
881. 15s. 6d. for damages alleged to have-been dooe
to hirn and his partner by the tire.,
The evidence being gone through on the patt of
the Crolirc, after some objediens to evidence inge=!
niously put by Mr. ANDREWS, Counsel for the pri-
soner, that Gentleman then addressed the Court and
Jury in ,his behalf, in an able and ,argumentative.
speech.—Ver,dial, Guilty.

A fire broke out early on Wednesday morning at a
cottage in the Harrow Road, occupied by .Mrs.
Phillips, which destroyed the same in about halt as
hour : the greater part- of the furniture, however,
was saved.

A few days ago-a hawk, of the large kind, :neap
Buxton, very unceremoniously dropt from the re-
gions of the sky, and-pops upon a weazel, which tie
carried-up. &about' a minute the hawk came down,
faster than he rose; the weazel having faitened at
his throat, killed him in a very short time.

• _ ,51-11 P Nkira.

ORAVISAND, 'JULY. IS.

Arrived—the Mary Ann,' Carrion, from Amelia Islands
Swall,w; Wheatley, limn Mogadore ; Collingwood, Web-
ster, from lJewtotinktland; Lonitiin Packet, Holman, Three
Sisters, Crosswood, , and the Wargrave, Huntley, Irani
Oporto.
London, England, 1810-07-18

POLICE,.

MARLROROUGEI•STREihr..--7A young man a •Liell'
tenant or Surgeon in the Navy, was charged vk'tll.
stealing a watch, the property of I.llr Prin. It ar
peared ov the progeeutor's statement; that he was in'
sensibly inebriated on the night ut Friday last, and
at three o'clock on Saturday morning he awoke out
ofa s eep,- on the pavement of Covent-garden, .30'
found that he had been robbed-"ot his watch and
money, amounting to I.t I. 1 f:/. besides his hat; shoes,
&c. The prosecutor describtd. the • watch at several,
pawnbrokers' shops on Monday 'morning, and 116.
tound that it had been pledged at Dubree's to Ox'
ford-street, on Saturday, by the pi:wrier, to tub
name of Priag, such being engraved on the watch '
case. He Called at the pawnbroker's yesterday,: tcv
borrow more money on the watch, when'he WO:
taken, atter,running off. In accounting for posse''
siun of the propel ty, the prisoner said tie bought it
Ora Woman of the town i,n DeuryL.litne, on
night, for a .pOund note, and that he had no more.
money, and was obliged to pledge the watch the
next day.-7—Tbe prisoner was reina:AQUl(.: another
examination'.

atilt

GRAVESZNO, JULY 16.

Arrived the Adatiral'pc:vs, Venables, froln Deal.
rara ; Brookbank, from Cadiz ; CotTlrtletCd,
front Malta ; Rebecca and Mary, Allen,. front Gibraltar !
andithe Diana, —, from Norfolk.
Sailed—the Fietbey, Mees, for Gibraltar; Friendship,
Rojjet, for Bost,n; and the jean, -1 ater4on, tot MAle;la.

lIIR I tr.

On Friday last, at Si:cult:y-1)1II, the Lady of John Mico
Winter, Esq. of a Son.

Ili A h 1 i,

Lately, at Baltimore, M►Z. Mansfield, son of the Lori
Cluet justice of the Court or Coalman I'leas,,to the clauet-
ter of General Smith, of that City.

DIED.

On Friday last, Samuel S;nith, Esq. of Coldsivotthf
Terrace; I< orlierhithe, son of the late Captain Archibald
Smith, of the same place.
On the 3d inst. at Paisley, Mr. Hugh Simm, aged 73
years.

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SrYD

Bank Stock, 2:58 259
Nat, 5 per Cent. sioi 96
Irish 5 per Cent. •
4 per Lent 84 4, 83 84
3 per +'t. Red. 68i 61 68
3 per Ct. Cons. 66 674 i cx.
thy.
London, England, 1810-07-18

DIPIDEND.V.

July 2 . Archibald Sinclair, of -Castle-court, Birchin lane,
London, merchant and insurance broker, at ien, at Guild-
hall. •

August 7. George Kirke and [oho Forr4 of Grocer's
court, Lo►uion, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
August ►4. Richard Smith, of L►verpool, upholsterer, at
eleven, at the k;eorge lan, LiverNct.
Auwast Henry Newman, of , Skin:.er-street, London,
currier, at ten, at Guildhall.

August 13. loan Tomlinson, of Bariaston, St4ll6rdshire,
boat-builder, at one, at the Dog Inn, Sandoit.
Angdst 13: John MuWiner, of, _Mulling/tam, mealinan, at
twelve, at the Bull's Head Inn, Birnungilain.
-August as. Henry Notclish, of Meophane, Kent, butcher, at
twelve, at G u ildhal I , London.
August 14. Anthony Davis, of-Stroud Green, "Aliddiesex,
dealer in catt-te, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 7. William fortnunt, of Ball alley, I.oinbar.l.-
street, London, statione:r, at ten, at-Guildtiail.
August 7. (aims Nightengaie Rayner, of 41y, Catnbiidge-
since, linen-draper, at eleven, at London
Atigtist 8. John Forrester, of. Lane.Elid. Staff,nishire
manuta,tuier of earthen ware, at onerar the koebu‘k. lu
Newcastle under- Lyme.

August 13. lone Lewis, now or ly,e of Upper East smitt
acid, Nhddlesex, ncedle-daKer, aer,rt,l.v, at C., •Ildnali.
August zi.' of Stradbrook, tan,.
tier, at ten, at G uildltail, London.
London, England, 1810-07-18

(Aber co cites Which hat bro'Ken nre,g,
Bure to get out of the dock•yard, vev great,
land many had theirdulkg to.n, girt ‘,i,e•'dkd not
bear of any serious accident withn iht...dock-yard, or
with-out.

Tft Royal Dukes and the Doke of Bedford dined
at Greenwich after the launch. Lord -Cavendish,
Lord BrOwnlAw, Lord Ellebborongli, and man-y other
lersons of distinction were present, and never. ue
b 3
ebeve, was there a more enthusiastic feeling of Bri-
tish pride and pleasure than what arose from the
sight of this ccw and stupendous addiriou to out
great source.nf national security and triumph.
The hilarity of Deptford was yesterday consider-
ablyheightened by the c elet ratiin of An fes
tv"l, held for the parpose of electing Civic Officers
tb.preside over a plate known by' the name of the
Qlci City of Deptford.' sititated :n Church-street, a
Luasrtrnarritt.resembling our mock election of Maior of
A splendid procession by water and Land,
formed part of the business of the day.
London, England, 1810-07-18

A' .1
ARRIVED I Waterford. • 1.) UR— I Waterford.

PI? ICE OE ST()CIC.S
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SOLEM QUIS DICfRE FAI.SUNI AUDEAT ?

L 0-N.D 0 Al,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1810.

We have been favoured with the following cor-
respondence betwgen the Marquis WELLESLEY and
Mr. PINCKNEY, relative to the blockade of the
French Ports, and Some letters from General ARM-,
STRONG; the American AmbassadOr at Paris.

stricti:•a of that nrl...r. No
.other bloek:ide of the
ports.of Franue was instituted by Great Britain be-
tween the.l6tn of May, 1806, and the 7th of Janu-
ar'y 1807, 'excepting the blockade of Venice, insti-
ttved on 'the 27th of July 1806, which is still in
force.

- I
I beg you to accept the assurances of high consi.
deration, with which I have the honour to be, Sir,
your Inuit obedient hunthle Servant, • ,
(Signed) WELLESLEY. . 1
William Pinckney, Esti. &c.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROl+4 GENERAL ARMSTRONG

L/ILTXCII OF THE Qt;ELV CIP/IRLOTM.

The ceremony of launching a first-rate of the Bri.
tish Navy has been always-an interesting sight to the
Public, but we never remember so general and s°
fervent a curi:,sity as prevailed on the occasion 0,
yesterday. W gave some account of the intended
launch some days ago, and we are happy in sa'34ng
that all our expeaations respethug the merits of tll'
structure, and the pleasure which the nveciade would •
attbrd, were yesterday completely fulfilled. ,
At an early hour the road leading to Deptforn
displayed a line of carriages of every ilescripilot's-,
from the landau of 'fashion to the tax-cart Iron'
Kept-street. The ,pedestrians also, fnrmed a ma's:
not unlike a flock of swallows ieady for emigration,:
Orders had been given at the ayck-yard not to
mit the Public till half past one o'clock";
however, procured admission earlier.
ance of the launch, decorated with flags,anti ti'..
British, Spani,h, American, and other vessels
their ,coldurs hoisted, produced a charming etlel
from :he heights in the vicinity of Deptford ; 10(
the scene when the' speaators approached the badr-s
of the River, was beautiful beyond description.
The Thames was burdened by; bnats,full of ele' •
gant company.. Gay streamers were seen in ever
dkodion; and the rigging
.of v(ss.2l on tnSt
pert, of the River was covered ,t2j; seamen, dressz:d 11;
their best jackets and trowseis.- Several. yachts 009
pleasure-boats were covered with awnings for t!'e,.
accommodation of Ladies, attired in all the beau I't
costume of summer. Over some of these was nis;
tended the Standard of England, in horionr of severe'
illustrious spectators.

The Duke and Duchess of York appened 111
barge ;. the. Dukes of Camtnidge, :Gloacester, out:
Sussex, were also on the River. Several. Lords 0'
the Admiralty came down in their barge—the Lord•
Mayor in his barge, and, in sh6nt, the River (1,5'
played a spectacle of grandeur and -beauty seldom
seen. The display in the. Dock-yard was not leis
interes►ing. By ,one o'clock an Immense 1)04 01,
per Sons arrived.
London, England, 1810-07-18

CERTIFICATES.

August 7. 'Christopher Marshall, of Little 1I errrita:;c -otreet,
Middlesex, sail-makei.
Neville Goodman, of March, Isle of 'fly, Cambridgeshire,
liquor. merchant.
Robert Sellers, of Sculcoates, Yorksirite, liquor-merchant.
l'exall Forster, of G rear Yarmouth, Norfolk, bookseller
Richard Reeve and William David j?ites, date ot,Vere:4treet,
Mary-le-bonne, Middlesex, stationers.
lames Ayres, of Stratford, Essex, coal-merchant.
Wi;iiiirri 44 West Smithfield. cutter.
Nathaniel Barber, Cursitor,street, Chalicery.lane, Sta.

tianer.
Charles Pratt, of 1.01-Acre, Middlesex, money-seri.
London, England, 1810-07-27

Se

JuLy,27, 1810.

This Day was published, in BVo.
The Second Edition, price tos. 6d. id boards,
WALLACE - or. the Battle of Falkirk. A Me,
trical Romance.

,By Miss HOLFORD. • • ' •'
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown;
Paternoster. row •
Op reading,over the extra4ls we have made, we feel, quite
satisfied that the voice of our Readers Will confirm our deci-
sion in favour of the poetical genius which must have dictated
this work. The objediuns, which apply in some degrep to
all the works which we have read.in professed imitations of
the ballad metre, are less frequently to be drawn froth, the
Poem now before us, than from any of its precursors: 'white,
in' our opinion,, its beauties are more mental, its sentipents,
more exalted, its moral ellitct infinitely more Sublime and 'ai-
traetive;"—Critical Review, Feb,.-18m. 2 , . •
London, England, 1810-07-27

NAVAL NEWS.

iPLYMOUTH, JULY 24.—Went into harbour ills
Majesty's ship Triumph.
Arrived the Joseph and Grace, Guichy ; Agnes; Smith;
• and Fancy, Crews, from lersey ; Ann and IVilliarn, Best
Yeoman's Glory, 'Benson ; Good Statesman, Fartint ; Ann,
Skelson ; Adive, Webb ; and Uni(Jii, Treneman, froth
Wales; and the Elizabeth, Phelps, from London,
• juiv 25.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Scipion, Admiral
Stopford, Captain Bateman, from Basque Roads ; Friends
Adventure, Barker, horn Ipswich; Speculation, Koval'
/Tom Wales; Favourite, Hernsley ; Derwent, Scott ; Raven.
Fowles; Frederick, Taylor; and Mary Ann, Harrison, /cotta
Sunderland; and the Commerce, Foot, from London.
The brig Ocean, AUTIONE, from Hull, with a
cargo, bound to Gibraltar, put in here in cons&
quence of the Captain having jammed and lacerated
' his hand and arm by accident at sea.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Plover for Lisbon.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY Maj,s(y's ship Ca"
datetted issues Convoy Instructi.,ns to the tr:de
bound to Portugal, Cadiz, Gibraltar, and the
diterranean.
Came last evening into the harbour his .IM3'
jesiy's ships Delight and Mall:orouglt from b, it'
head.

Arrived the Dick and Henry; COOTH ; and Dol-
phin from Guernsey ; L'7lll Ll, MONDAY, fl'Out Lou-
don ; and the Charlotte, HANSEFOED, from 'Sun.
derlan:!.

Sailed (lie Arethusa, • SPENCE ; SIVO, \VEST i
AiS/4/op/IS, RANGER ; Ititehead and .LVo,:filky
GRANT, for Sunderlaficl. Nu ;arrivals or s..tilings

yesttiday.

FALMOUTH, JULY- 24.---Sdiled 'be Dakc of Mon-
trose packet for Rio Jani,:ro ; dm! the PrinLos
bet 4 packet for Gibraltar and :vLlta.

DEAL, JULY 2, G . —Arcivrd the Furious gun•br;g,
with a convoy of coas:ers, fiotu
are sailed
.for different destinations. The Furious

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N 11:%Ii;ER 5577. I

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HE DIRECTORS hereby give Notice, that the
thTRANSFER •BOOKS of this Company will shut on
Itit day of 'August, and' 'that .a,. Half-yearly dividend; at
I 'vent' 6 per cent. per annum, clear of Property Tax,
tee be paid on the loth of
ree tecl September next, and every suc-
th dillg day (except Saturdays and-Sundays) from eleven to
Tock.
ItilY 26, iSto

W. BEETHAM, See,

rivc 7:
vi, PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND PO,UNDS.
"IFT and Co. Contractors with Government
kity. tor the
to infor present STATE LOTTER Y, beg leave-reSpect.
m their Friends and th e P üblic, th C K E Ts
'SHARES are now Sale, in great variety, at their Of.
'
,",
at e No. c Poultry ; No. rz, Charing-cross ; and No.; t,
dg High-street.
2 The Scheme is entirely new : there ire Five Prizes of
r-0°)°101- each, and the Numbers of the-Tickets are 'reduced
u4.,00, from which it must he nb% ious that the Chance of
a 2Nood. Prize is greatly increased.
stlri the last Lottery, Swift andll4:o. had the satisfataion of
No. 4,46,, a Prize of zo,oool. in sixteen Sixteenths,
Si4es several inferior Capitals.

OWLA4IDS and -COitriEINI Tailors, from
t A LLEN's, I3ond• street, beg leave most icspea fully
19 return their sincere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, their
I'Lriettits, and the Put lie in general, for the many favours
,"Y have received since their cominencement in Business ;
ind beg leave to inform then:, they have removed from their
itqe tesidence, No. 9 to No. 19. I'4lton-square, Coventry..
to London,where they continue to carry on every branch
t4the 'tailoring business, in the first style of fashion and
egance; with Ladies Habits, young Gentleman's Hussar
r"SeSs both trimmed and plain, Servants' Liveries, Leather
.'eeches &c. &c &c.;-Getitlemeri, on joining their re..
?et-five Regiments, or going Abroad, fitted out with every
1'1)01nm-tent. EaSt and West India orders duly executed.
t„Country residents may send an o:ti suit of clothes as a pat
b`rri, or be informed how to transmit a pr ,per-measure,. per
cost.

PALL-MALL.
TO LET, the WHOLE or UPPER PART of a
z;, HOUSE, situate in the best Part of Pall-Mall ; con-
'6 of three Rooms on a Hoar, with tour Attics, two
"urns on the Ground.floor, with Kitchen and Coal-cellar.'
-Apply at N0.,21, private door.
London, England, 1810-07-27

OFFICIAL MANDATE:

It ~

" The ooVrnors, Judges, and Magistrates, are
,required to,attend, to the suhsegnent ordrrs.
" Every iodividual under the
,ageot Go is IQ j(iin
company consisting of '5.0 tio persons,' w 1.3.
.to be instruated'and organized ior rrriiitiry duty..'
" Each,company to elect its own officers. .
" The. officers are to assemble the companies once
or tvvice a week, and to exercise them fur two or
three hoUrs. •

" The persons composing, those bands are to carry
with, them s.uch..weapuns as,,they ale possessed ori
• should it 'be only a bludgeon.
" Where the district is extensive the compan'es
are notio"Cniite in one body, but in several, lur 'lo-
cal convenietlce.
" If in viy.placeS there should be a person in
mi-
litary habits, and the.officers chosen are not.so, that
person ;s to instruct the-rest.

" In such places .the .riches, of -which generally
consists in flocks and grazing grounds, troopa:of ca-
valry may be established, but no Violence is Co be
employed-to foree the people into any 'sacrifice of
such property for the benefit of their country.
". Proper means are to be provided for the-esta7
blishment of public grauaries; that the abundance
of one district may provide for the detLieney 01
oiher.

" Such
.are
.the regulations, and if any foreign
power should interfere with our independence, we
will rather bury ourselves under bur.own"ruins than
submit to it. Even should our ancienffriend4, from
,false notions' of poweri,declare ihemselves against
us, while we maintain Our liberties, we will r.ither
submit to extermination titan renounce the honour-
able title of Spanish Americans. We do not speak
of the French. We are far removed frotn'tbe de-
vastation of their armies, and from the horror of
their Government, which must fill every person,
whether Spaniard or otherwise, with detestation.
We shall experience here no
.exations .Or disturb-
ances, if we continue unanimous. in our sentiments,
and it the peace and fraternity which has prevailed
in the glorious. Revolution of Caraccai, shOuld ex-
tend to every• Department of Venezuelas.
" cirraccas, 19;11 May, itiro.

• , • " LA JUNTA."
Among2a variety of other document's oft perhaps
equal importance, we' have lists 'of the names f the
distinghished persons invested with power in the dif-
ferent departments, ecclesiastical', civil, and Military.
tire have also the poetical' effusions of some young
Patriots, whose productions were delivered, ac-
companied by music, in.the Hall of Government, in
the'presence of the Supreme Junta, and of a pro-
digitws concourse of people, convened to celeWatts
this interesting, awful, and hloodlas Revolution.

MAt LS.
AAR IV L1:0-1 'aterford. DuL-1 Cadiz, i Lisbon, t Dub-
lin, t Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TAISILVIS O'CLOCK

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69 i Red. Ann: . —69; 70 69 ;

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301,51 S QUIS LUCIA!, YALSUH AUDIAT ?
London, England, 1810-07-27

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FRIDAY,

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

July 23, ato.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ,MA—
yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,. that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or
before .11/e,lnetday, the'Sth day of 'August next from such Persons
as may be Willing to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL
for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years.
The Oil must be delivered at the Royal Arsenal, IPoolwich,
either in the ;aw or 6:iled state, in such quatitities as may be le-
quired, and its the proportion of 7ilbS. to tho Gallon. The Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, together withalljurther particulars,
may be known at the Secrete:7's. Office in Pall- afovsaid,
any day between the Hours of Test and Four o'Clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and ena4rsed, " Proposals
for Linseed Oil," but no Proposal can he admitted after the said
Sth day of August, at Twelve o'Clocrat Noon of the same day,nci-
her will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an
Agent in his behalle shall attend. ,
. .
By Order of Ike Board,
R. H. CREIP, Secretary.