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London, England, 1810-03-23

ISLE OF FRANCE.

Letters were yesterday received in town from
St. Bartholomew's, via Baltimore, ai late as the.
15‘h ult. The brig Gypsey, MAIN, of New-York,
had arrived there in 34 days from the Cape of Goo 4
Hops; wt.t.i, place .he left on the 4th December,
previous to which, a,fleet had sailed to cruize off the
Isle of France, and to relieve the squadron then
stationed there. It was stated that all the forts of
Bourbon had been destroyed by the British ; and that
it was their intention to take pOssession of the
Island, to enable them more effectually to enforce
their blockade of the, Isle of France.

This morning we received some German Papers,
extrat9s from which will be found in .a subseqrient
Column.

Last night Dutch Papers to the 18th inst. reached
town. The only article of any importance which
they contain is an Ukase, issued by the Emperor of
Russia, in which he.acknowledges the complete de-
rangement of his Finances, a derangement evidently
atising from his abject compliance with the mandates
of BUONA PARTE.

We yesterday inserted the preamble to a Decree
recently issued in France, respecting the mode which
is to be adopted in the treatment of State Pri-
soners. This Decree, "we are
,persuaded, must ex'
cite horror and indignation in every country in Eu-
rope, and must render, france itself the abode of
the most areadful apprehension and misery. One of
the boasted triumphs of the Revolution in than
which has produced so touch wretched-
ness all over the Continent; and brought -France her-
self beneath the most lamentable and degrading des-
potism that it ever endured,was the destr lAct.on of the
Bastile, but this horrible decree establishes no less
than eight Bastiles in France, for the Confinement
,of State prisoners, independently of the Grols al-
lotted to ordinary offenders! We need only sub-
join the articles, classing the persons who are to• be
the subject. of them, and leave to the Reader all re•
fle6lions arising from such an execrable act of 'ati
Usurper, who, while he affects superior magnani-
mity, and virtue, proves himself utterly detiiute of
every feeling of
.humanity, and who, indeed, seems,
to enjoy pleasure in violating every such feeling, and
in treating with contempt the opinions of mankind.
Here follow the five descriptions ofState prisoners: ,
1. Men who have, at different epochs, made an attempt ,
upon the safety 91 the State ; and 'who- z.v,u/d condemned,
did not superior considerations eppose their being bromer re
trial.

2. Chiefs of bands in civil wars, whom motiVei of general
interest alike prevent frOui being brought to trial.
3. itobberS oldiligences, whom the courts are not able la

condemn, though they Dave a certainty of their guilt.
4. Men acquainted with State secrets, having been entphyed
by the police in foreign countries, and suspected of failing in fi.
delity, but whom it is still unsafe to try
S. Subjeds of the. Federative States, who cannot be put
upon trial,' because their crimes are either of a political na-
ture,ar hot been committed before the 4 union with France.

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B.llilllB.

On Thursday the rgth inst., at Lambeth Terrace, the Lad
of JV.in Giftbrd, Esq. of a Daughter.
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On Tuesday last, in Berkeley square, 'Mrs. T. • Rail(44.
of a Daughter. -
On Wednesday, in Russell square, Lady Romilly, Of
Son.
On the zadiust. Mrs. Ryland, wife of Mr. J. C. RYiell(''
of the Circus, Minories, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1810-01-11

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HEALTH AND LONGEVITY

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DR. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS) which
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self, and which-pkeseryed him to an advanced age, are ad-
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complaints to Which. the human frame is liable from the
vicissitudes of our climate : likewise for Bili us, and all
other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Head-
achs, occasioned by indigestion or by free living Recourse
should be had to their atter any excess, and upon every
slight indisposition ; and thus their well-known charaaeris-
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timely assiaing nature in the due discharge of. the animal
functions, they preserve the body in health and vigour, and
prevent premature decay.
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London, England, 1810-01-11

MR.—iVIACKENZIE'S WORKS.
This Day were published,
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Portrait of the Author, Irom an, original Pidure, price
31. 3s. in laoardS,

1-11 HE WORKS of HENRY MACKENZIE,
1. Esq.; now first collthed under his own Keview and
Colleetion ; and containing the,. Novels of the Man of Feel
ing, the Man of the World, and tulia de Roubigne ; his
Papers in-the Mirror and the Lounger ; the Lives of Dr.
13tacklock, Lord Abercrombie, and W. Tyler, Esq. ; Poems,
and Dramatic Pieces.

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This Day was published, price Is. 6d.
ANEW and IMPROVED GRAMMAR of the
E,c; !ASH TONGUE; for the Use of Schools. -•-•
hi which the Genius of our Speech is especially attended to.
And the Discoveries of Mr. Horne Tooke and other Modern
Writers on We formation of Language, -are fur the first time
incorporated. . •
By WILLIAM HAZLITT,
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. . .
A New Guide 'to the English Tongue, in a Letter to W.
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Pan's Service.

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ItI4RRI.ED.

This day, at St. George's
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LESSONS forYOU NG PERSONS in H U&IBLE
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ANEW TREATISE on the Use of the
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PRINCIPAL BROWN's POEM.
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PHILEMON; or the PROGRESS of VIRTUE.
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NEW and EASY -INTRODUCTION-to
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•
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I • ASIATIC ANNUAL RbGI TER.
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9HE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER - or,
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THE TRUE CHURCE-1 of ENGLAND-
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TO THE ROMAN CITI46.NS.

" the bo,som of retirement,-occupied with no
other cares than those of coutribtitiPg to the happi-
ness of my family and my neighbours, and tasting on
Rome's classic territory • alt that pure refined *bliss
which a mind imbued with a love of the arts can
enjoy, I ly as assailed by the ruthless.hand of .despo-
tistn, rendered still more heavy by. its being that of a.
brother—still more galling, as he owes his life, and
hiS honours to My intrepidity.
" This infernal mandate. was,, that I should repu-
d'ate. an i:ndeared wife, and desert ti:me children
whom Nature identifies with my existence—that I
should ascend athrone.created by the, nest horrible
.perfidy, and unite 'my efforts to-tit-spoil and. subju
gate the yet unconquered part of the globe.
Citizens, I had- no cisOire between oncUndi-.
tional submission and immediate flight. I did not
hesitate. The. Tiber, on whose batiks I had vainly
hoped to pass my allotted term of life, received rite
in her bosom, and she will waft me, I trust,,,in
safety- to those ploy's; which, dreadful when
,soUght
in hostility, become, a sure place of refuge to' the'
destitute and the oppressed.
Citizens, 'farewell ; my graiitude is' all" I, can
leave behind. Arty your chains ,it light on you ;or
rather, may yon soon Tease to bear any, by the.in-
tervention of that' Omnipotent vt.pgo ance. which
sooner or later 'punishes usurpation, tyraKny, and
oppression.
" LUCIEN BUONAPARTE."

TAXATION.—A young man, a native of Sweden,
who has'been employed several years by an eminent
goldsmith in London, kit Eng Lind a short time since
with intention to visit his parents.. Having reached
the place of ktis nativity, he was astonished -to find
the whole vill ige depopulated, his paternal roof le-
velled with the earth, and in short, no traces left of
his; former home. Aster some eiJintry, he was in-
formed that the unfortunate inhabitants had been
oppressed and harassed by the taxation of their
rulers until they were compelled to:- emigrate. to
another part of the country, where he iound his
family and theirrieighbours, reduced to a state of
wretchedneSs, living under tents,. and exposed to
every hardship. . •
The Duchess of AN'UOLT BEIMBOthiG, formerly
Princt:ss of HEssE, while viewing the
,valley of
Chamouy, near Lausanne, ' last mouth, had nearly
been buried; with several other ptrsons, under an
enormous mass of rock, which- rolled dOwn. The
Princess broke her leg, and one of her attendants
was killed. . .

To prevent usury on the Vienna Exchange, only
resident Merchants and Bankt-rs are permitted to
enter, on producing a card, with which they are
turaiShed,
London, England, 1810-09-12

CIIING's VA ENT WORM LOZENGES.

Tv‘7OK.MS,aTe the most ti'quent sources of Chil-
V then`, Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and
Guardian of Children should, he acquainted with. They oc.
casion Loss of Appetite, a PalenesS of the Colour of the,
face, Emaciation, and irrezplaOtate of the Bowels., attend-
ed after with violent pains • they bring on Convulsions ; they
'atfed the growth of the Body,' and they prove fatal, by end.-
ing in a Consumpetonor Decay. Both as a Preventative and
Cure of these alarming ComplairrtS, the above excellent'Me_
dicioe is universally allowed, oq the testimony ot, the highest
Charaders Country, both in rank and respedability,
to !mint no equal: -Their public approbation,.giyen to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc.
cess,rn theirown stamplits-inerit beyond competi.
lion, and gives a sandion to ir, of .which no other Medicine
of the kind can boast. Part:lite, slut ethers who Nave the
Care of ChildrenEsitould.have this Jeiriedy as a Fantily
dicine to resort to, wheile-vet the Stomach or llOWels of Chil-
dren are any way disordered, which it will always -be found
to ritheye.
Sold, :Wholesale and retail,, at " Ching and (Butler's', No. 4,
-London ; and ret*by Stpith, Scott, and Bax-
ter, ; 'Newman, 'eveter.;' Hoxlantt and Gram
vilte,i'lymouth Hazard and Crutwell, Bath ; and by most
Country VenderS; in dozes at as. Qd, and is, 6d: each,
London, England, 1810-09-12

(ORDER OF THE DAY).

No. t. Extraa from a letter from Vice-Admiral
BERKLEY, dated Lisbcin, Auguq 6, 1 8 I 0.

2. " The Commander' in Chief makes publicly
known to the army the following extra& from a
letter from Vice-Admiral BERKELEY, and from two
other letters.enclo§ed therein : '

3. " I cannot but conceive it is my duty to send
you the copy of a letter from the Vice-Consul in
Oporto, to,the commander of his Majesty's cutter
Dart, inclosing extracts from two letters. I shall
not make any comment whatever on their con-
tents, but only observe, that they have thrown the
said city into such a state of fear and consternation,
'hit I was officially required to send thither some
shipi for the removal of the inhabitants. Colonel
TRANT will be able to ascertain who was the writer
of the said letters, through the merchant rimed in
that of the Vice-Consul's.

• 4. Copy Of a Letter of. JOHN ALvcv, Esq. his
'l3iitannic Majesty's Vice-Consul in Oporto, to
Lieut. CROIX, ccunmancliug his Britannic_ M_
cutter Dart, Oporto, Aug. 1,,t 8 to. . .

U sift, .. • .
" After having paid my respeas to you. this
morning, I must .now beg leave to transmit to you
The inclosed extrad from an English Officer of rank
to Mr. J. Ti ND AL E, a respectable merchant of this
.
place, whereby You will perceiVe the critical situa-
tion in which we find ourselves ) and I therefore re.
quest, in my own name, as well as in that of all
the English merchants of this place, that you will '
take into consideration. the necessity of leaving a
sufficient off this bar (if it be consistent with
the general tenor of your orders) to protea all
the English ships which can be got .ready for
setting sail, as well' as all the. English subjeas
who, on account of the imminent danger, may
be under the necessity of embarking without the
least delay. I yesterday received a letter from the
Commissary-Genera in Lisbon,
.of the 28th of last
month, wherein he informs me that the gun-brig
Growler had set sail from thence, for this city, but
she has not yet made her appearance. We are in
the utmost consternation, and unanimously intreat

your assistance.
I have the honour tothe, &c.
(Signed) " Joan ALVEY,- Consul."
`Co 1./eut.Cross,,Commanding his Majesty's cutter Dart.

b. Extract from the letter, referred tcr in the pre-
ceding one, dated Penhancos, July 28; 1810:

"We are here at present. The Guards, and the
:division which was commanded by General CAME.-
RON, composed of the.44d, 24th;and 61st regiments,
had arrived at Jampajo and Gouvea. Lord WEL-
LINGTON'S head-quarters will be this evening in
Celerico ; but it is said that General COTTON still ie-
,
mains in Guarda. I have seen some Officers of the
Staff, who told me that the force commanded by
MASSISNAy including REONIER'S division, amounts in
the whole to 105,000 men, 40 regiments whereof
are cavalry;. 86,000 men are marching against our
rear. Yort will hardly suppose that Lord Wm.-

•

,Liptcvy titt.frpeans to oppose suciya:force, we must
retreat and occa:sionilly Olt the country."
• .4..-Ttuxiiio, 28 :liiagues: frOm Oporto, July ggi
London, England, 1810-10-01

OXFORD CANAL, NAVIGATION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,

On Friday, 061ober 5, A-Twelve o'Clock, in the illonthiy
• Sale, at the Mart, in Three Lota,

OXFORD CANAL-Two Shares, and Two
fifth Parts of a Share in this excel I:tit Concern, which
continues the Central Line of Navigation from the Grand
lurid-run through the Coventry Canal to the Grand Trunk ;
the Dividends have regularly advanced to 281. per Share dear
per Annum. . _ _

Particulars at the Star,Oxford ; Hatchett's Hotel, Pic-
cadilly ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 26, New bridge_
street.
London, England, 1810-10-01

NAVIGABLE CANAL, MARSTHAM _RAILWAY,
,LOMMERCIA'L DOCK SHARES, and an ASHBY
DE LA ZOIJCH CANAL BONI) of 5/01.
TO BE SOLD BY AUTION,
By MR. 'SCOTT,

On Friday, O. 5, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Ann,
OXFORD CANAL—Two Shares, and _Two
Fifth Parts of a Share in this excellent Concern, di-
viding 281.. per Share clear.

SHREWSBURY CANAL, dividing Eight Pounds
per Shiire deail MONMOUTH, dividing 61. = -ELLES.
MERE, LANCASTER, UNION, WILTS, and BERKS,.
KENNET and AVON CANALS, WORCESTER,
CROY.DON,• and MARSTUAM RAILWAY, CUM;
MEKCIAL DOCK SHARES, and an ASIIBY DE LA
ZOUCH CANAL BOND of soot. bearing 51. per cent.
Interest:-

Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatchett's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the' Mart ; and of Mr._Scott, 21, New
Bridge_street.
London, England, 1810-10-01

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VIC TUA L L ING-OFFICE,
Sept. 28, 1810.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
. HIS MAJEST Y's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That oft
Tuesday, the 2d of October next, they will be ready to receive Ten-'
o'er: in writing (sealed up), and..treat for the taking away and
re-manufacturing into NEW IRON HOOPS, the whole of
the' DAMAGED IRON HOOPS, (whether sound, broken, oe
bent, or its pieces) that may from time to time arise, or he dilisered
into his Majest)'s Victualling' Stores at Deptford ; and also
for the Supply of such quantities of AE W VAT, BUTT,
STOUT PLATE, and THIN-PLATE IRON HOOPS,
(lobe Manufaaured from the hest &hub Iron) as may be. fur-
ther required for the Sers ice of his Majesty's Victualling De-
partment, during the space of Twelve, Months, from the date of
the Contract" ; to be delivetedltom time to time as demanded,, imo
Stores be/ore wentioned, in.d to he paidfor by Bills, payable With
Interest, ninety day: aftir
The Conditions of The Contraa .may be sun at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in whiehthe-Ptice shall
not be inserted in words a: length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before One 'o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 2d
of oe:ober next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten-
-der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

By Order of the ASSIGNEES of M. BURROLIGH.
TO BE lOLD,,BY AUCTION,
By B. LEVIS,
•
On Monday, the 29th day of October inst. at the Antelope
• Inn, in New Sarum, in the County of Wilts, at 4 o'Clock
in the afternoon, in eleven Lots, under Conditions of Sale
to be then produced, the undermentioned FREEHOLD
and LEASEHOLD PkOPE.RTY., yiz.:—
LOT. L. •
A LL that capital LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE
or DWELLING-HOUSE; with the spacious Ware_
rooms belonging thereto, situate in the Poultry:cross, Salts.
bury, late in. the occupatiortof the said Michael BurrJugh ;
together with the good will of the extensive and.well.accus.
tomed businessof a Woollen-draprr, Mercer, and Undertaker,
for mole than fifty years carried on therein. The above pre:-
raises have been mostly new wiihin a tev't years, are in ex..
.cFilent.tepair. and in point of situation are infcrior to none i;.
satisnury. Thti Fixtures and -such parr c,i the stouk in
Tr,de as shall remain undisposed of at the time of the Site,
will he required to be taken at an appi aisernent by, tha put-'
chaser of these pretniSei. . -

LOT If,
FREEHOLDMESSUAGEorDWELLING-HOUSE
adjoining Lot I,: in which an extensive Banking Business has
been established and carried on for more titan twenty years
last past.
LOT •I'II. , •
A LEASEHOLD STABLE, BREW-HOUSE, and
OUT- BUI LDINGS in the Butcher-row. Salishury, Late in
the occupation of the said M. Burrough, and near to Lots
and 2.
The respeaive Tenants will shew the Premises; 'and fur
furthir papieulars, apply to Mr.. Arney or Mr. Tinney, Sa-
lisbury, joint Solicitors to the Assignees ; it by letter the
postage must bat paid.
London, England, 1810-10-01

• This Day was published, price 35. bd. bound,
AKEY to the •ELEVEN EDITION of Dr.
WANDS FROCHT'sa RAMMAR of the FRENCH
LANGUAGE. .

• By 1. CUVELLIER,
French Teacher at Altrk:(l-11,-.ti'se Academy.
Printed for Thomas 13oorey, Old Broad-street and jos.
Uilinsom and Co. St. Paul's Courch-yard. •
London, England, 1810-10-01

RAND BRIDGE.

Nouct is hereby given, it, pursuaaaeibf a Re-
toisition delivered to me for that purpose .that a Si' E-
CI A GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of
l' KO PRI E Oy S of the said.. Bridge will be held it the
C and Anclint. Tavern, in the litrand, on Monday, the'
zi;i day of October. at Teo:A:lock. in the Forenoon- precise.
ly, to Like: intaccm-sideration the propriety of rescinding the
Resolution passed at tric- i t genera{ Assembly of the said.
Comp.my, granting a Remuneration of One Hundred and
Fifty.s- x Guineas -per annum, to 'each of the Committee of
•the said Company, and to grant such, other Remuneration in
lieu thereof, as may be thought proper; to take into considera-
:tnm how tar the proceedings of • the said Committee have
been c.'lcutated to promote the interest of the. Concern; anti
in case the Company of Proprietors at such Special General-.
Assembly shall be of opinion that the said Committee are in-
efficient for the important duties required of them, to pro-
ceed to the rethoval of -the said Committee, or so Many of
them, as shall be thought expedit;nt ; and also to procetd to
the eleCtion of. other Proprietors duly .qualitied tube Mem-
bers of the Committee, in the room at such as may so be re-
moved, or to fill up any vacancies in • the said Committee as
may be then void, by resignation or otherwise; and to adopt
such .other aesolittions therein respediVely as shall be. then
deemed expedient, for the weltaie and interest of the Con-
cern.
•
Dated this agth day of-eptember,

SANJUt.:I., TAYLOR,
Clerk and Solicitor to the Company.
Strand Bridge Office, 346,
London, England, 1810-10-01

, ICTUALLING-UMGh,
Sept. 25, is..
p.m coMMISSIONERSjor'L ICTUAL LING
ills MAJESTY' s du heahy give' Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 9th of October next, they will be ready to receive
Te;ders in writing (sealed .up,t, and treat for three thousand
i()L-rs of F LAGS, hr the use the Cooperage ;to be.
able to Samples to be'pranced with the Tenders ;to bedeliz»redin
the,space 91 twelve Montbr by Monthly proportions, into His Ma,
jetty's ViMeallirg Stores at Deptford, and lobe paid fur by Bills,
payable with Interest, ninety days after date. .
The Conditions of the Contraa may he' seen at the Secretary's
Oifice.
-No Tender /or ales: guantiti than five hundred Bolts will be
.admitted ; nor will regard be had to any in which the. Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not hi delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 9th of October.
next ,nor unl,ss the Pet son who makes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf, attends to answer when called for.
London, England, 1810-10-01

I ItE. LA ND.

• The VannPing Contraaa, which were generally
made at the beginning of this month, have been .le-
ferred until the 21st inst. The delay has been oc-
caiioned, it is supposed, by Government not having
decided on the naval .101-Ce which was necessary to
have at sea during the passing events., Every ship
of war tit for sea is to be got ready immediately, and
viEtuilled for five months..--- (Freeman 's Journal.)
Las Thursday as a p'irty of recruits were on their
way from Carrick to this. too n, under the escort of
a serjeant and guard, some of the party quarrelling
among themselves, a number of countrymen who
were at work, tempted -by the natural curiosity of
their country, came towards the iplace, when some.
of the recruits quarrelled with then), •and the .busi-
nexs.ended in tree military (who were overpowered
by numbers) getting a --severe beating,—(Dullin
Vorrespondent).

An immense cavalry barrack is building on Lord
whir's estate, near the town of C.thir..The barrack
square will occupy t 4 acres, and 28 acres have been
given by his Lordship for exercise ground.—(Cork
iS'Outhern Repo? ler.)
CLoNm ELL, SEPT. 15.—Last Friday a man named
Moore, went to value sonic tithes on the parish of
Balybeacou, accompanied by John Henton, a police-
man. They were fired on by person of the name
O'Learny, who was amply armed for the purpose.
--430 n bearing al 'the outiase Ir. Clutterbuck,.of
Kilgrogy, immediately pursued Learny, who took to
the mountains-; and op being overtaken, snapped
and missed fire at 111 r. Clutterbuck, who tale in
upon hint and secured him.. He was btought in
here on Saturday, bound, and bearing, tied upon
him, his own arms, which were sufficient in num-
ber for any one pair of hands, consisting =of a gun
cut short, a blunderbuss, and a case of pistols.

The State.. Lottery will begin and finish Drawing
on, the Gnth of this Month.

LoNvQN ; Printed by RICHARD IiAPRIS, of No. 4, Martiett-co Nt. Bow-street ; ar.d el by WILLIAM AIZ Iti IJi 4(,;k1,1313..5,...50uth..M01t0n.
the SUN-OFFIOI, No, I le, Strum!, where ildvariisernents, Orricrs for tie Paper, Letters for editor Sec. (post-paid), must

AffeCtr, A5.,4 CC.
tbe a idt cgs-pa, • .
London, England, 1810-10-01

BY THE KING'S PATENT"
DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS.

THE experience of more than half.a century has
so fully established ehe-reputation of this invaluable

Medicine, that it is now unnecess,:ry to expatiate on its-effl.
-racy in every species of 'Fever, particularly the Scarlet and,
Typhus Fever*, also the Yellow or Putrid. Fevers ; tliey have
never been known to•fail, when administered agreeable to di.
reeliotf; in tile Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most
Disorders incident to k:liiklren they are an infallible remedy ;
the decays anti discomforts of advanced life are under their
immediate influence, they immediately. stop the progress of
,a fresh Court and are p.aticularly adapted as a genial lcestora.
ttve. •

The Family Bottle, azs. soy at't he DodOr's Ifouse, No.
29, Lower Brook .street, (.; rosvtnur.square, where orders for
exportaiionareduly executed Smaller But des, us. and 2b.
9.1. whi..lesale and retail; at Lacoll's, ico;. tlicford.strect, an'd
by most icspedable Vendepin Town and Country.
AisoDr.NOßßlS'scelebrated iNTI.-BILIOUS PILLS,

- ,
with ample DiredionS. 2s, 9,1. the 134 x. Observe o:at •the
words "Thomas Nerris. Moore" are engraved on the G uvern -
ment Stamp ; no others are or can he genuine,
London, England, 1810-10-01

AN ARTICLE OF•COMMERCE.
To EAST, and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and

RUSSIAN MERCHANTS.

s• P. HEATH, of Nottingb4m, informs tlae tier-
• chants of' England, and- Tra'ders in general. that for the
convenience of Sale, he has placed kis lUNIP E R'S ES- -
SENCE of PEPPERMINT and other Mcd!cinc's in the •
hands ot Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 65, St. Paul's,Chiirch-
yard.
lUNIPER'S ESSENCE. of TEL' PERMINT is well
known as a 'sale effectual, and. pleasant remedy in Flaiu-
lencies,Gouty ankhdlicky pains in the S toinach'and Bowels, •
Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attendant on
Pregnancy, Relaxation, and Lassitude, arising .fr.-in A twos-
pheric Heat, 'want .of Appetite, Injuries trom Imlement
Weather, the Abuse of Spirituous Liquors, and in the Spas-
modie 'Affeetions of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to
Infants—adapt.itig the dose to ' urgency of the case. As 'a
Family Medicine, or fbr the.Argiy-or Navy, it will be found
a valuable acquisition. -
Sold, wholesale and retail. by Messrs- Shaw and rdwards,'
66, St. Paul's Church-yard, but none are genuine, exc,pi
each bottle has " 1. P. Heath, NottinghaM," engraved on a
black• Stamp.
n topper Bottles; 23.• O.—and in Phials 2.4. 4.1. and Is.
London, England, 1810-10-01

emt. 6„ t 3, and Nov. in, at twelve, at Guildhall. I
At-
tornies, Mr. George Ware, of Blackman-street, Southwaik,
Surrey ;,or Mr. Richard Craw, Seven'Oaks.
John Thomas, of Horsham, Sussex, brandy-merchant. Wt.
.B,.at six. 9. at twelve, and Nov. to, at eleven, at Guild-
' ball,. Louden. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis,
Curbet.c, art, Gracechurch-street.
James Hobson, of Stockport, Cheshire, cytton-spinner, 041.
22, 24, and Nov. to, at eleven,at the Bush Inn;Manchester.
Attornies, Mr- Bulkley, Manchester; or Mesrs., Milne
and Parry. Tein pie. London. - • • r•
Samuel Berry, of 13ucktait Abbey, Devonshire, woollen-ma-
. nulatturer, Oct. S, 13, and Nov. toot eleven, at the Star
Inn, Exeter. Attornies,. Messri . ‘Villiants and t)arke,
Prince's-street, Bedford-row; Lonlion ; • "or ntr.•..john
Terrell, Exeter.
,Thomas Chiffence, of Batcomb, Sotnersetshire, miller, get.
,7, IS, and Nov. to, at eleven, at the :Vitt Down Inn,
'Emberrow. Attornies, Mr.. Warry, New inn, London ;
or Mr: Evered; Shepton-Mallet. •
Jhn Btooker, Knight, ofFore-st reet; London, cheesemonger,
Oct. 6,9, and Nov. to, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. j.,
L. Taylor, Fore-street, Cripplegate.
Robert Hall, of •swansea, Glaniorganshire; dealer, oti: 6,
9, and Nov. to, 4 ten, at Guildhall, London. Attori.e),
• Mr. Bousiteld, Bouverie--street, Fleet. street.
Robert .1 usley, late .of Hampton Wick, Nliddlesex;maltster
00.9, at ten, 23, at eleven, and Nov. to, :it ten, at c.;"uilii.
hair. Attorney, Mr. •Holmes, Great lames-street,
ford-row, London. ,
William Moore,'of West Smithfield„Lendan, oilman, 061...
9, at ten, 23, at eleven, and Nov. ip, 'at ten, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench-walks,
Temple. .
John Gough, late of Maiden-lane, Covent-Garden, Middle-
sex,,vittualler,,Pet-. 6, 13, ',and Nov. jo, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, • . Mr.- T. `Edson, Chat
Black friars.
~‘ •
Henry Hudson, or Newgate-street, London, tavern-keeper,
Oct. 2,•13,,anf1,N0v. 10, at twelve, at Guildhal I A ttoi kley,
'Mr. SherwoOd,,Canterbury,sqUire, Tooley-street, South-
wark,. .
Surrey. " . . . ,
Georie Suter,. pf ,Broad-street, :Bloomsbury, IVl4dleSex,
.victoallq, Oct. 2,9, and No. i!it'at Guildhall; Attu!,
Messrs.. Aldridge. aird- Colley SIM th,-Lincol.ii's-
Thontas,harlow, late of Sal 1991, Lancaster, but noW•ot.
Westmorlaall-plaCe, Middlesex, coin:non- rewer, Ott. 9,
at ten, 23, at eleven, and Nov. io, at ten, at. Guild!tall."
Attornies, Messrs.; Hewitt and Kirk, 'Manchester;. 91
• • n
Mr. Hurd„Temple. . -
London, England, 1810-03-15

Acts of Parliament under which they were issued.

The days for payment of Interest aqd Jar delivering Certificates
in eXTbasiget will he advertised in the Pith& Papers as early as
passible.

N. B. No Exclequer Bills bearing an Interest of Tireepence
'One Farthing per Centum per Diem, can be received at the Of.
Tice before tbe 21d inst.
London, England, 1810-03-15

6/R f NS.

:Wished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIM'S, Sou hMilttiii.sywt,Grorvenor kquatF.
e Paper Letters for the Editor, 4c. (post-pat) tprotti agcitos:st

On Saturday morning. last, in Cork, the. Lady of Majof•
General Graham, of a Son.
On Sunday last, at his house in Georges-street. LimeriCJ"
the Lady .of Henry D'hsterre, Esq. barrister at Law, of a

-Son.. . '
in Uppei George. street, the Lady of Captain Langley, 24
Life Go;,nis, of a Son.
•

I • • •
nTuesday marning,,at.Chelteuharni Benjamin 'Hayward
ilTrb?one, Esq. Physician to the. Forces, Eliza Selma, the
ptsltiest daughter of Eyles Irwin, Esq. of the County of Fer'
xndnagh; 1 reland.
011,Ttiesthy se'nnight, at Newiugton Church, Surrpy, M‘'
I .1. Striecks, ..Coach-maker, of Whitechapel, aged so, to SW"
I,Sannah Sioackinen, of 11‘,Inondsey, aged i 8.

On 'Sunday the 25th tilt. al DouglaS,.•lsle of • Mantin the
11bth year of Ins age-, atter • lung Andisposition, Edward
loore, Esq. sen.
On the ith inst. 'at' Freston, near-Ipswich, Mr. (ohn Wor'
-cester,• Oil-mei-Chant, West Smithfield.
!., OR ThurSday last, Mr. John, Alexander Cater, of-fall'
Mall, Hatter.
On Saturday last, the Lady of 'James Cuinberland 13entleY.
-Esq. daughter and co-heiress of the late Chomas 'Staunton,
E sq. Member:tor Ipswich,. and -formerly Member for Gat'
way, in Ireland. • •
'Lately, at Warwick,. MrS. Edkins, of that place, fo f.
meth' of London. •
A t.New.plrani, Gloucestershire, at the very advaneed.agB
,of tOlS„ Ann Wobins. She had.: been Sexton to that Parish
upwards of io years, gave her evidence in a cause fried at the
Assizes in GfOutester, about eight years since, with auto'
,:aitshingclArllcSS and perspicuity, and retained all her Jacul.,
,lies to the last.
. A few days since; in Dartford Workhottte, James Gibson'
k the very advanced age of to 6- He w:, • a native VI Mter,
and had been in that,Workhouseabout ten years ; until with'
list two months he was in the daily habit of
and plying his respects to Mrs. Budgen and Mrs; Rawlingso
ut th,t•tow.n, and, never refuseddrinking their healths on hif
; on leaving them lie was als4..piesented with tobacco,
money, and w)th his lighted pipe and' stick lie would 01
marth:hornewaeds --sometimes-, howeyer, the post-boys ant
others would ply him with so •potent a cop as to render
steps not. altogether steady ; and ono darlast summer,
in that situation, lie tell from the causeway to the higliivig
(about two tee;), and recovering himself in halt a minute, lle,
turned round, and with much afflicted surprize, exclaimed
" God bless met who would have thought it, hosy eoulti
that happen l" and then 'got tip and proceeded, home: Os,
iiitelleets were preserVed to, him till the lamp of life Wo'
quite consumed 'was so attached to'his pipe..as to e11)4,
it until a few hours before his. death, and repiested that 01,
. stick and pipe sliou;d be put in his coffin • one part or II!?
request • Was-cuiliplied with, and his stick; is still nearlo'
London, England, 1810-03-15

Bath, March ato.

TO BE SOLD,
THREE Years and a Half, of the unexpired
,JL LEASE ot a LARGE HOUSE in the ROYAL CM-
CUS ; three Rooms on a Floor, six Garreis,l,and Double
Stone Staircases, The Furniture to be taken by Appraise-
Ment.
For further particulars apply to MC9STS. Dolly and Bar.
trum, Milsoin.street, Bath.
N.B. Coach-house and Stables may be lad at the back of
the House. "
London, England, 1810-09-24

Admiralty-Office, Sept. 22; 1810.

ViCe-Admiral Sir James Saurnarei, Bart. and
K.B. has transmitted to John Wilson Crake!, Esq.
Wn ieer be had received fry n Rear-Admiral Dixon,
with one tronr•Liedt. Robert Strew field, of His Ma-
jesty's.ship.loy, reporting the destruction of two
antibh armed I, esi, ott: Lessoe, bytworow-ncyit
luggetS, under the direOion of Lieutenant Sireaifid. el
and ,Lieut. Stackpoole, of the Wilgus, without any
loss ull our pat t.