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London, England, 1810-08-09

NAVAL-NE W'S."

PORTSMOUTH, Auc..B.—Cakne. in this day the
Violet lugger from Guernsey.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Ilevezzgc and Cizeerly, ,
the former for a cruize oft Clierbourgli; and the
'doer on a cruize; also his Majesty's ship Pe, siun
to the Eastward.

Came into the harbour the Noitra Sen. de Car-
mar, from London; bound to &lbw ; also the
King George cartel with prisoners from Morlaix.
Arrived the Bruce, BARDON j and Cumberland,
BA RIARTT, from Quebec ; Industry, WARD, from
London ; Astralue, EPPETT, from St. Petersburgh,
Fanny, GILL, from Sunderland; Charlotte, BiKE
from Milford; and Milliam and Thomas, liwEss,
from Waterford.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 7.—Arrived his Majescy's ships
Hawke and Helicon, the former from the West
Indies,- and the latter from Wales; the Portuguese
ship Urania, JOSE DE SANTO:, from Fayal, laden with
wine, tobacco, &c.; and the Margaret, IticitAttns,
from Waies. • •

Sailed his 3,lajesty's ship San Domingo for the
Downs. .

Arrived his Majesty's ship Espeigle (torn a erniv....

SHEERNESS, AUG. B.—Sailed Majesty's ship
Berwick to joie Sir EDWARD PEL LEW'S squadron off
Stone Deep.
came down the River Thames his Majesty's brig .
Banterer.

Cattle down from Long Reach and anchored at
the Little.N'ore his i‘lajesiy7s ship Melpomene., Hon
Capt. WA LDE GRAVE.

DEAL, Auc. B.—Came down kom the River
about i 0 sail of merchantmen; 'and remain NI ith hi,'
Majesty'sships..as per'last and a division of trans-
ports with troops on board, and several sail of out-
ward-bound.

Arrived the Favourite, JACKSON, from Rio Janeiro;
sailed 24th May : spoke 'on the 2oth July the Hya-
cinth sloop of 'war, C2pt. CARTER., from Rio Janeiro
bound to Lisbon, with dispatches : on the 24th
spoke his Majesty's ships indianri and Eurydice going
into Fayal, the latter rather leaky : on .the 26th
spoke •the Venus frigate, 'bound fur America, with
Mr. MORIER on board; also going into Fayal.

APPOI NTNIENTS.-Capt. C. Nixon to the Speedy;
Hon, Capt. T. B. Capel, of the Endywion, to the
Eliztabeth ; Capt. A. King, of the Venerable, to the
'Hannibal ; Captain Hot ham, of the Defiance,•to the
Notthumberland ; Capt. A Frazer to the William
and Mary yacht; Captain Searle to at in the Han-
nibal for the Hon. Capt. Capel, who is at present at
sea in the Endymyon; Lieutenant Alin Ottley to
the Gowshawk ; Lieut. James Reid, son of Sir John
• Reid, Bart. to the Unicorn Lie.ut. P, S•criven to the
PallaS; Lieut. J. H. Tudor to the Partridge; Lieut.
G. Ricketts to the Tyrian ; Lieut. Nivel), of the
Hibernia, to the GostiaWk ;- Lieut. J. Shepherd,
of the Goshawk, to the, Hibernia;• Lieut. Ni Smith
to the Vulture; Lieut. C. Okes to the San Juan ;
Lieut. G. E. Marshall'to ditto; Mr. R. Worth to be
Master of the Nisus ; J. Brown to be Boatswain of
the Ethalion; J. Painter to be Carpenter of ditto , J.
,Brice to be Master of the Revenge ; Mr. J. Brown,
Acting Master in the Vestal; Mr. Davis to' be Sur-
geon of tile Vestal.
London, England, 1810-08-09

B 1 IZ7 HS

' On Friday last, at Brighton, the Lady of Joseph Blakc,
Esq. of Devonshire place, of a Son.
On the 4th inst. at Henham-Hall, in Sufrolk, the Right
Hon.! Lady Rom, of a Son.
On sunirlay last, the Lady of William Francis Woodgate,
Esq.' of Tunbridge Castle, Kent, of 4 Daughter.
On Tuesday sennight, at Belmont Castle, near Ports.
mouth, the Lady of Captain Prevost, K. N. of a Son.

MARRI4I.).
On Tuesday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, LieuJ
tenant-Colonel Pierce, of the Madras Establishment; to Alis
Lester.;

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D MD.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Winbolt, wife of the Rev. Thu-
mas Winbolt, Minister of Southgate Chapel.
On Sunday night last, six days after the birth of a son, in
the azd year of her age, Lady St John Mildmay, wife of
Henry St. John Mildmay, Bart.
.On the 7th inst. at his house. • Earl's Court, Thomas Fos.
syth, Lsq. of Upper Wirbvele7street.
London, England, 1810-08-09

FIELDHOUsE MANSION and LANDS, STAFFORD-
-- SHIRE.
• • To 1)E. .LIT,
For a. Term of Ye.rs; ad entered upon at Michaelmas

i. Lip flint CAPITAL MANSION; called the
FI E 1.1)1-10 E, with the COach:. houseS",' Stabl a,
Husbandry•buildings, Farin.y anis, Kitchen and Flower.
gardens,. La,.it, Shrubbery, Plantations, Pleasure grounds,
and Fish Ponds, and the whole, or any part of, 130 Ai;res
of exceeding rich Land; neariy eqUally -divided into Meadow
and Arable, immediately surrounding the Mansion, and in a
high state:uf cultivation.

The House consists of a handsome Entrance-hall, a
fast, parlour, zr feet by 17 ;• Dining-room, 33 feet by 2o;
Drawing-room, it rev b) t ; s excellent i3,ej-chainbers•on
'the First..floor,with Closers.; arid 7 I,ed rooms in the Attics,
Kitchens. Pantries, lirewlvJuse, Laundry, and all other re-
quisite otfices. • .
The Man ion-house, which is modern and elegant, is
nearly surrounded by a Lawn or 36 Acres, richly ornamented
with tine Ttinber Trees,- and commands a most d(ilighttul
view of IL4ley,liall and ,Park (thescat of Lord Lyttieton)
aid Or the Clem Hills, from' both of which it is distsut
about half-a-mile.

rite neighbourhood is most respe&able ;"'the roads good,
anti the soildr.y. A Pack oti.klarriersre kept in the Parish,
and the country is rt.ghlarly, hunted by a Pack of Fox-
hounds. •

The distance.from the Market-town of Stourbridge is aisoilt
three wiles ; ,froru Kidderminstar five; troni 13romsgrove
seven ; and Birintnghaw. twelve ; and the Turnpike- road
lead in: from Stourbridge t,) Broinsgrove adjoins the extremi-
ty of the Lawn. •

The Premises may be viewed at any tine on application ;
and for forther parzkolars, and to treat tor the same,.apply
to Thomas •Wahiron, Esq. Fieldhouse, near Stourbridge, or
to Mr. Bury, Attorney at Law, LieWchey, Worcestershire.
London, England, 1810-02-07

HEALTH• AND LONGEVITY.
Dn. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, which
, were contrived by the Inventor as a Remedy for him-
self, and which preserved him to an advanced age, arc ad-7
mirably calcUlated for Rheumatisms, Colds, arid all those
complaints to which .the human frame is liable front the
.vicissaudes of our climate likewise for Bilious, 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 them atter any excess, 'and upon every
slight indisposition ; arid thus their well-knovvn cliaraderis--
tic •of promoting Longevity will he maintained ; • tor, by
timely assisting nature in the due discharge of the animal
functions, they preserve the body in health and vigour, and
prevent premature decay.
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the,Warehouse
for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard,
and at Dr. lames's late 1.-1Ou;e, in Bruton-street ; in Boxes,
price 4s. 6d. eachoDuty included ; or six .in one large Box
tor ul. 4s. None are genuine but those which have the words
F. New bery, No. 45i St, Paul's," engsavedin tlt. stainit.
London, England, 1810-02-07

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their t,,rmenting itching instantly removed by W IT E -
FIJ. A D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed
for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatisins, Palsies, i
conty Atleiliorn, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but
where this certain remedy has been unkn wn, or negledied,
and the Chilblains have aanally broke, W WIT Eli EA D's
FAMI EY' CE RATE will ease the pain, and very speedily sl
heal tln:ni.

Prepared and sold by R. lohnston, Apothecary, is, G reek-
street, Subo, London, the Essence and Pills at zs. I. each—
the Cerate at is. t Id. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the
United Kingdom.
_ . .

The Genuine, has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name
of It. Johnston inserted .on it.
London, England, 1810-02-07

.EXCLUSION OF STRANGERS

Mr, SHERIDAN rose'to bring forward the motion
of which he last night give notice, respecting the,
rescinding of the Standing Order .for the exclusion
of strangers from the Hou:e of Commons. He be-
gan by saying, that in consequence of the notice he.
had given, it became his duty to submit to the House,.
the consideration of a proposition which appeared to
him to be of considerable importance; to others it.
might seem to be a case of great delicacy and diffi-
culty. He was, ho xever, of a different ()Pinion,
and thought there wits nothing to say upon the sub-
jet:A that could be the means of detaining the House
fbr any length of time. He did not conceive
either that it. *as necessary for him- to, use any
particular care in adopting a mode of speech that
should he at all calculated to make.an impression
from its warmth or eloquence; and he should thete-
fore abstain from any thing that did not come homes
to_the sense of the HouSe. He should, above all
things, endeavour _to keep clear .of every thing
which might be. supposed to "piing from the pur-
poses or prejudices of party, and confine himself
entirely to what he thought. *as essential to the
honour and character of the House. As he wished
to avoid every thing that might tend or lead to irri-
tation, he would not even utter a supposition of
what might have occasioned that Right Hon. Gen.
Ileinati (Mr. Yorke) to take the step: v.hich was
the cause of the-present motio4, What the Right
Hon. Gentleman's apprehensions'on tie present bu-
siness were, he. was totally at a loss to guess ;. nor
could he conceive why, at the time the subject was
opened, the arguments on it should not be giyen to
London, England, 1810-02-07

Wounded.

William Johnson, captain of the after gallery ; mortally.
Thomas Sedgraves, able seamen ;severely. Min Willson,
'ordinary .seaman; ditto. lean Saing, supernumerary seaman
(black man); ditto. Luke Skeppen, private marine; ditto.
William Bluet, Jos. Trenter, and William Johnson, privale
.marines; slightly. Mr. C. W. Richardson, Third Lieute-.
naut ; Mr. T. Robotham, midshipman ; Thomas Urell,
able seaman ; Robert Morrison, yeoman of the sheets ; bolin
Copeman, able seaman ; David Logne and Wm. Cox, ortli,
nary seaman ; lohn Stringtield, landman ; lames Leach, ad-
ing caulker; all slightly.
(Signed) V. V. BALLARD.
London, England, 1810-02-07

Admiralty-Office, Feb. 6, 1 8 10.

Eittraa of a letter from the Hohourable Captain Bouverip
of his Majesty's ship the Medusa, addressed to the Hon•
Rear-Admiral Stoptord, and transmitted by Lord Gambier
to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
Ills Majesty's snip Medusa, lan. 14, az°.

I have the honour to inform you that yesterday
his Majesty's ship under my command captured the
French privateer L'Hiiondelle, of 14 guns and 75
men. This vessel is cp new ; she belonged to
Nantes, and left the entrance of the Loire just 24.
hours belore her capture. . .
London, England, 1810-02-07

TO THE BOOKSELLERS.

CHE following WORKS, which have been un-
ex peacldiy delayed in their Publications, have, within
the current week, been in course of delivery to the Trade.
Voyages and Travels, 28 vols. price SI. Bs.
z Cooke's Voyages, 7 vols. 21. as.
3 Thornton's and Bewick's Herbal, Royal, al. as.
Demy paper, ti, its. 6d.
4 Levisaz's Dilionary, 12s.
5 Mortimer's Commercial Diaionary, rl. Ss.
6 A New Gratnntar of Chemistry, 4s.
Bridge-street, lan. 25, iSto.
London, England, 1810-02-07

TO YOUNG HOUSKEEPERS.
just published, price 45. boards, •
THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain
System of Cookery. For me Use of Private Earnings.
ContiiitOig Eight Hundred and Fifty valuable Receipts. ,
By Mrs. SMI
This is the cheapest and must useful Cookery Book ex-
tant ; and it is only by a very extensive sale, which from
every appearance will be unprecedented, that the Publishers
ex peel remuneration.
London: Printed for Mathews and Leigh, iB, Strand, and
sold by the Booksellers, Stationers, and News Carriers
throughout the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1810-02-07

.01I:D.

• On Saturday last,..aged 92, A nna, I'o4 of john Pigott,
rsq of Brockley;eourr, Soinersetshire, and last Surviving,
child of the late Thomas Col,vard, the elder, of SparsrovP,
in the same'County.
On Monday, Sir lererniali Fitzpatrick, lace Inspedcr,
General of Health to the Army.
The same day, at the Holties, near Bexley, in Kent, Ri,
chard Lcmin, EA. formerly Commander in the service of
the Fast-India Company, aged 90 years.-
Lately, in child-birth, the Hon. Eliot, M. p,
for Liskeard, and daughter Of Sir William A'Court, Bart.
In November last, the Lady of Sir Grenville remple,
Bart. at Rome, in consequence of the bursting of a blood,
.vessel.

Lately, at:Ringwood, HaLts, Sohn Deschamps, EN:.
many years an inhabitant of that place.

STOCKS
DAY.

I ndia'Stock, tE6.I
India Bonds, I is. 12s. pr.
Excheq. thils, 9s. is. Ss. pr.
Otnnititn,
11 pipe, ial Ann. 7 3-16ths i
cub. tor 27th hist.,6B 4 *it.
London, England, 1810-02-07

BIRTHS.

On Friday last, at Bristol, the Lady of Butler Thomson
Claxton, Lsq. of a Daughter.
At Exmouth, the Lady of William Bond, nu,. at a Son..
Yesterday, at Brompton lark, the Lady of Charles Itato,
mersley, bsq. of a Diughter.
London, England, 1810-04-03

•S AL O,

•• • 'OLD ‘VINDSOR..
TO BE SOLD. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, •
A CAPITAL DWELLING-E P.OSE,,Wikh every.
Convenience for the - Resideticn. of a Gentleman's
.Family, with Seventeen Acres of rich Meadow Land, Two
Cottages, and a Pew in the Church. • (:•• • ..'
The Fixtures, Vic. to be taken at a valuation. ' • •
For Price and further Rarticulars, apply to Messrs. Gregg
•and Corlield, Solicitors, Skinner's. flail, 'London.

, KENT.—OAK
..• •• TO,I3E,SOLD. BY AUCTION,
At the Court-Hall, in Tunbridge Town, on Thurday,' the
19th.day of A prity.at One o'Clock. •
UPWARDS Of 270.0 'Capital OAK TIMBER
Tit E ES, now standing in the Parishes of Tunbridge
and Pembury...,The different Farms on which:the Timber
stands adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are near to the ltivOr
Medway., . .
PritwA•Paiticulars may be had, at the princtral Inns in
.Kent, Stisiex, and Surrey ; and at No. 4a, Tavisto_:!;-stn.-ct,
Covent-garden, London. • .
The, Timber ,tnay be.viewed by applying to Mr. Alion, at
Summer-hill, near Tunbridge; or to Mr. John Borman,
Auctioneer, Tunbridge, Town. .

CANAL, PR.dPERTY AND OTHER SHARES.
TO BE SOLD,,BY AUCTION, •
• , • By Mr. scan:, •
On Plida y the 6th of April, at Twelve o'Clock, at the •
, Mart.: •
rrEIE .MONIVIOITI'I4SI.IIRE CANAL, Tea
Shares, per Square clear, •
ROCHDALE, *HUDDERSFIELD, LANCASTER,
WILTS ,and • ERFS.; KENNET and AV()N; GRAND
SURREY, ELLESMERE,: CROYDON LOCK FUNI?„
SOUTH LONDON WATER 'WORKS ;.ALBI 0 N.and
ATLAS ASSURANCE; VAUXHALL and BRIDGESTRAND-
Sharezi. .
Particulars at Hatcilett's Hotel; Piccadilly ; at the Mart;
and of Mr. Scott, .8, New 1304 e-street.

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, CHATHAM-PLACE,
anti. AMICABLE SOC.( ET, SER.IEANT'S, INN PO-
LICIES.
TO BE SQ,LD 11)( ,AUCTION,
. .
By Ir. SCOTT, •
45.1....thert, lan , Friday, p ril 6, at Zwelve,. by-order. of the
. Assignees of Mr, John Hounsont
LEVEN -Valuable, OLD POLICIES' in the
EQUIT4BLE ASSURANCE; viz. a Policy of 6Dol.
dated 1777, eight ditto of 5.001. each, dated in the several
Year's, f:etween 4787 and 1802, a ditto of 4101.. dated 1782 ;
all the aboye are or an..cligible Life,. in the 65th yeat. tine
dim, of 7301. dated 'Sat, on a Lite of 34. • The Additions- to
t-he,Loye-Pol leies-in-this-mostexrd tear Instittrtiorreinioent
iy merit the attention of Persons desirous of increasing the
Provjsion intended, for their
Also Three Shares.in the AMICABLE ASSURANCE,
on a Life 65. and three Ditto on a Life in the 53d year. • ,
Printed Particulars of foss, Solicitor to the Assig-
nec.4,_Essex_ street ; mr, White, 9. Old Buildings, .Lincoln's.
Inn; at the Mart; and of. Mr. Scott, No. 28, New Bridge.
street.
London, England, 1810-04-03

TRA NSrICTIO .

[We have ExtraElea the following Anecdote from the last
Number of THE QUART &REY REV lEW. a Work that is
nor likely to hazard its Well.earried reputation upon light
au • . r,ci v., well, indeed., upon the present occasion,
has given part of an authentic.document.] -
To those patriot cwho. cry ‘.‘ peace, peace, where
there is no peace," to those philanthropists whose
benevolence extends to .the most distant objeets,—.
while they have little charity for those at home, we
b leave to relate the foll Owing most atroci4as, but
not unparalleled. a6t of an accomplished 'French-
man of the new school of morality, which is this
instant•come to our knowledge: - .
At the recent capture of Zante by our arms, was
taken prisoner a French Leuteuant-Colonel of the
name of Pocris, .who is now in -Engla-nd, we sup-
pose, on his parole.' This person had been Gover-'
of Cerigo, but was removed for malve2rsation in
I.frs office. Aniong his papers were found, in his
own writing, letters of an official nature 'to his.
Ca..rain-General at Corfu, stating a transaction so.
horrible as scarcely to be credited, on any testimony
but that of the perpetrator. -About 600 Albanians,
men, women, and children, had passed over from
the, Continent to Cerigo, ,with a view of settling on
that Island.. This caused some uneasiness to. Pocris,
from' which he 'determined to ••relieve hiinself.in
a manner that can only be described in his 'own
words :

" le ferai tout mon possible de rn'en debarrasser par•tous
les mOyens en mon pouvo►r, persuade qu' inclepe►idemment;de
mutes les metiances que ces gens- leur sOjour
.e►i cette Isle pourraitm'occas►onncr quelque discussion avec
*los Voisins de la Turquie Europeenne.,"
" I will exert all,my faculties is disembarrass myself of
these people by every possible mode ►n my power, persuaded
that, independent of the distrust which they create in my
mind, the►r anode in this island is likely to produce some
'discussions with our neighbours of European Turkey."
Having _taken his resolution, he describtv., in
• his r.ext letter, the mode in which he carried it
to effed; • •

" le fus force de lour fiir empoisonner le eaux, qui causa
la mort de plusieurs individus ; cet evenement funeste et im-
prevU les fit mettre a la voile."
"I was under the necessity of rotsozv NO WELLS,
which destroyed numbers of than ; this alarming and unex-
pected event obliged the remainder to Ay."
Though we have sufficient proof that he is not
the only Frenchman guilty of so horrible a criine,
.we believe • he is the only person in existence who
could relate it in so cool a manner. As a precedent
for the as 'itself, Pocris had high auAhurity the
conduet.of his imperial. master at Jaitt *could not
escape him ; and the opportunity was too good to
omit shearing himself a disciple worthy of so hu-
[nage a teacher.
London, England, 1810-04-04

MARRITD.

_ .
On Mopday last, by special licence, in Harley-street. the
Hon. Joshua Vanneck, eldest s n of Lord liontingneld, to
Miss Arcedeckne, of Cietering- Hall, in the.cotinty of Suf-
folk.

Dlhi).
ph'ihe 29th ult. at Maple, Durham, the Rcy li. T.
Blount, ag•ed 87.
The same day, at Chelmsford, Lieutenant Cowslade,•of
the 630 Regiment. His death was occasioned by the Wal-
cheren disease, which he had been labouring under since the .
Regiment'left that !slant:. •
On Friday last, at Stoke Newingion, aged abunt,rq yearsi
Richard Chester, a Member of the Society of I' rit rids.
At one o'clock on Saturday last, at Catsfiel,i licus,e, in
the County of Sussex, John Fuller,. Esq. in the 84th yeai
of his age.
On Sunday last, at the Grove, near Watford, Herts, in
the 5,-.th year ot her age, the Right Hon. Charlotte Barbar4 Villiers, sister to the Earl of Clarendon.
The same night, at his house in lirompton Crescents aged
66, Mu.' oho Wethly, forrnefly of Mounta!street, Grosvenor.. ,
square.
Yesterday, *lklrs. Cobb, wife of Thomas Cobb, Esq.
fl,anker, in Lonatbard-street. •
At Port R.oya.lr Jamaica, after three days illness, of that
;mist fatal complaint- the yellow fever, Lieutenant A. F.
Bayard, of the 'Royal Aitillery, and eldest sort of the latc.
Bayard, ot G rosyeucr- place. • •• •

ton.streat, GroFvenor •icktfy
111,t §e R4cirMed
London, England, 1810-04-04

81RTIi.5

On the tsth ult. at Tyrone, in the County of Galway.
the Right Hon. Lady Harriet French St. George, of a Son
and Heir.
On the 24th ult. at Worth Redory, Sussex, the 'Lady of
the• Rev. or Bethune, of.a Soti.
On the isf ititit, at Scarrington, Nottinghamshire, the
Lady of Captain Hall, of 4 Soi►.
Yesterday, in Margaret street, the Lady. of T. Fletcher,
Esq . of a Daughter.
At Sir Hercules Langrishe's, Bart. Stephen's green, Dub-
lin, the Lady of Thomas St. George, Fsq or a Son.
London, England, 1810-02-06

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE Creditors of Mr. BAKER BROUGHTON,
late of Shepton Mallet, in the County of Somerset,
ar hereby informed thab a Dividend upon ' their respetlive
Debts will be .ready to be paid on the Ist day of March next,
upon application at 'the Office 'of Messrs. Hyatt and
Haskell, in Shepton Mallet, and Creditors holding Se-
curities aredes&red to take notice that such Securities will be
required to be produced at the time of payment of the Di-
-videtuf.
—Dated Feb. are.

`• TYROLESE MARCH, , •
- Composed tier the Piano- Forte,
Prize.
RA CKERMANN, to 1., 'Strand, has. the lio-
• noun to announce to the Musical World one the most
exquisite treats in the above Mania) Music, which is at once
melodious,. *.nurjestic, and 'scientific : it is pre-
sumed.. that it must ..atibiti. the highest delight to every
true Briton to hear the strains which. -have so often .roused
ihoie.virtuous'Mountaineers to battle and vidory..
London, England, 1810-08-08

tor orders.

His Majesty's ship Orestes was released from qua-
rantine yesterday.
Arrived the integrity, BUCKS from Waterford,
with provisions fur this Port and Weymouth ; the
Bee, Jorlis ; Edward CRIPSBY ; Two Brothers,,
JAMES; Mayflower ,W 11.1.1 Abu; Charlotte, Lowni sit;
Friends, Bun. .Union, HAM, fro'm .Wales. •

Went out of harbour to Cawsand /12y his Ma-
jesty's ship Salt Dancing°.

PORTSMOUTIL, AUG. 7.—Came in this day his
Majesty's sbip Venerable and Thrasher from the
Downs; also the Cheerly gun-brig irom Guernsey.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Racehorse for Oporto,
and from thence she proceeds to -the Cape "of Good
Hope, where she is.to be stationed.
His Majesty's ship Osprey takes ‘.:ulivoy to the
Downs. •

SUBBIINESS, AUG. 7.—Sailed his Majesty's ships
Nereus and Lato4u, with a convoy t) the IVestwaru•
and tjie Z4za tender for Shields.

His Majesty's ship Be wick was paid bounty and
two months advance.
Came into harbour his Majesty's brig Zephyr.
Arrived his Majesty's brig 'Mack.
Passed,by up the river Thames the Camel store-

•
ship.
Came into harbour and proceeded up to Chatham
to be paid otf, his Mdiesty's ship St. "Albans.
Sailed his Majesty's brigs Drake and Snipe, with
a convoy for Gottenburgli.

DEAL, AUG. 7.—Arr,ved the brig Commerce,
from Quebec, under convoy of his Majestyl6 ship
Owen Glendower; his. Majesty's ship Audacious
►rom a maize ; Bloodhound gun-brig with The
cassine French lugger privateer, with 23 men on
board; sailed the sth inst. from Calais, and had
made no captures : she was taken off the North
Foreland by the Cracker gun-brig, and 'Speculator
lugger in company.

FALMOUTH, AUG. b.—Sailed the Duke of Kurt
packet fur Cadiz, and the Dispatch packet fur the
Leeward Islands.

Yesterday a Deputation of Merchants waited
.on
the inard of Tsade, for ihe purpose ot.learning the
determination of Government respecting vui ions re-
presentations that had been made to it on the subject
!.£ a conynercial intercourse wall France... In the
licenses, under the saation of which the very limited
-trade with that country has been for some nine
carried on, the importation of wines and branches
has been totally prohibited. Government, howevee,
has professed a dispositon to relax, in some degree,
the severity of this regulation. It was yesterday no-
tified to the above-mentioned Deputation, that 11,6
merchants would be allowed to trade with Fiance
upon she following conditions :
That if France would agree to admit one-thirdof
the tonnage ut vessels front England, in colonial pro-.
duke, British manufactures, or East-India goodis;
Government would permit such 131 itish vessels to
import one-third of their return cargoes in 'wine
(brandies ire prohibited as belure) and the remainder
in grain, flow, &c.
The 3811* and '611) „Regiments of Foot have 'em-
barked on board several transports at Doter, the
former for 'Cork, and the latter 16r Kinsale..

Six companies of die 7 tst Regiment of Foot, at
Deal, have received orders to hold thenicielves in
readiness fur immediate embarkation for Portugal.
London, England, 1810-08-08

t•Ok•I3ILE AND INUIGESTION.

• 'HALLAM'S • ANTl'fil LIOUS.
THESE Pills are parcitilarly recomtrwlided in all
Bilious- C6mplaints, whether arising from a weak/or de.
rangtd Kttlon" of .the Stoinacii; from Colds, whereby the
Secietiono.l,Bile.isaabstruttedor frotn.Excess in Eating, Or
Drinking, 'wherein 'Bile is rendered acrid and corrosive,
and regurgitated to the.Stoniach,,cansing Sickness, laundice
—Windy-Thsorders, Indigestion, &c.
.IrtHabitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the Bowels,
Hcad-ach,and also during Pregnancy) they may be takea
with singular good-'etteet. '
Pride zs. gd. per Box, duty included.
ScricLii;holesa.leandsietail .by thaw and Edwards, 66, St.
Pauto Church-yard, Londop; and retail by Baxter, Edin-
'Burgh; andoßull, Dublin, and all Dealers in Medicine.

•
'' FOR 'PHE TEETH ANDIUVAIS.
'I7EIE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN-
.
'IIFtI,C E, invented by the hat I.acub Hemet, Den_
ti ito, Her'Majesty and the l;rin,:e-ot Wales, are greatly S,l-
- both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing intncrro
mad4l-nse'ol; they will etfettually preserve the Teeth in a
sound state even to 010 age ; will render-them white and
'beautiful xvithe'ttt the !east impairing the Enamel, fasten
~such as are loose, keep such as are-already decayed from- be.
coining worse, prevent the Tooth-ach,. perfetttly cure the
SourvS, in the Gums, mAke them grow "firm and clOse to
the `Teeth.
:they likewise render the Ilreath-dthcately sweet,
and reinedy all-tnose Disorder's that are the consetiuerice of
scorbutic Ounts and bad Teeth.

They continue to be sold; • Wholesale and Retail, by 134.
ley art4'l3lew, Cockspur- street, London, price 2s. 91, cacti,
and Retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr.
Hemel), George.street„ -Hanover-square. '
.None- are genuitie but what have thv Words " I ,
_Hemet,
Bayley anti Blew, Cockspur=street, eligravett in the Stapii).
and,a " Bayley and Blew, Cockspu r-street,. London,"
-pasted 'oil the hack a each Bottle And Box.
• N.B.,The Essence is particularly re.;ommended to Pa..
rents anti -Persons who have the care of 'Children, its tno
greatest Presetvatise of young and tender Teeth.
London, England, 1810-11-15

a declaration contrary to so many pio'as regula-
tions, &c.

MOK ALES replied, that the Bull nuoted by Moribs
only spoke of the books of the- heretics known to
be such.

OLITEROS observed, that the fullers in the first
ages of the Church cried out for the liberty of writ-
ing, for printing was then unknown.; the greatest
persecution of the Church vt as in the time of Julian,
who prohibited all their books.
London, England, 1810-11-15

GAZETTE OF CADIZ, Ocr. 23.

" The relation which the enemy have published
of the ataion.of Canta el Gallo, is a tissue of false-
hoods.

" The Duke_ of Dalmatia has not hesitated to as-
sure the people of Seville, that in the above gtion
2000 prisoners, and to pieces of cannon, were
taken—most egregious lies.

" It. is, doubtless, very strange that a General of
so much credit as this Marshal,- (at least, if we
may believe the praises bestowed on him by Napo-
leon), should in this manner forfeit his honour and
his word by daring to publish such absurdities,
which appear to be such even by the circumstance
of their wanting dates. This treacherous and infa-
mous proceeding can only be attributed to the desire
which all the French have to deceive the Spanish
people with extraordinary and incredible accounts.
Only the French can entertain such ideas ; their
frivolity induces them to helieve thee they can de-
ceive the Spaniards in the same manner as they de-
ceive each other.

" But let these orders of the,day, these bulletins.
of their armies, be compared with the official cor-
respondence which we cow inually intercept ; and
the French themselves, the Duke of Dalmatia him-
self, must express themselves in very different terms,
and unanimously assure the Emperor, that " ihe
war in Spam is interminable."

TARRAGONA, SRPT. 20.—RGbera and Claros have
entered the French territory, exaaed contributions
in several places, and taken the muskets from the
pational guard. In other respeas their soldiers pre-
served the most exact discipline.

M A I LS.
AR R IVED—I Cadiz, I Waterford. Due--1 Lisbon, 'Dub-
lin, i Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
-THIS DAY A r TVYKLVE )'CLOCK.
Consols - - 6711 Offinium - - - - 4i

TEI E S UN.

SOLALI QUIS DICiRIC:FALSUM AtiDEAT ?

L 0 N 0- .11',
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1810.
London, England, 1810-11-15

which the President addressed hint in the following
terms :—" The blood which flo,vs through your
veins, as well as that purple, recommends you to
this Assembly."
A Secretary board, consistmg of five members,
was instituted, for which emplovnt..mt officers of
the army, who are unable to undergo the fa►igues
of a cimitaign, are to 9refet red. Three Dputies
Were also named to investigate and report the merits
Of the candida►e,.

The President mentioned his having received se-
veral anonymous communications, complaining of
the slowness in the operations of the Cortes. He
ordered the public to withdraw at twelve o'clock,
4414 the sitting was continued until three.
London, England, 1810-11-15

POLICE.

•
GUil..DHALL—Yesferday a genteel looking young
man, ,dressed as a‘petty .ollicer, in the navy, was
charged before the silting Alderman, on suspicion
"Of stealing a portmanteau trunk, the prorerty of Mr.
Grant; a navy agent,' who was residing at the Belle
Sauvage Inn, Ludgate-hill. It appeared- by the evi-
dence of a wailer at Peele's Colfee-house, Fleet-
street, that the priconer, on Friday evening last,
came in a great hurry and enquired if he could be
accommodated h a bed.; the waiter toOk a pot t-
nianteau trunk, and a s!clall
,bundle tied op in a
handkerchief from the prisoner; and conducted Irirn
up stairs; 'the prisoner said he had lost the key of
his trunk, and requested a chissel to break it opt'n;
the waiter furnished him. with-an instrument for
,the purpgse. The prisoner came down soon after-
Wards kith two bundles, and said he .should return
in a few minutes, but did not return that night.. Ort
searching the room, it appears the conients of the
trunk' had been taken mit, except a few papers. The
next morning the waiter seeing an advertisea'.ent in
the papers, deAzihing the trunk and its contents,
and ollering a 'reward' for the rectiverr of it, imme-
diately gave information at the Belle Sauvage, when
the trunk and the papers were delivered to Mr.
Grant; who having recovered the most material part
of his property, was obliged to leave London for
Port stnot t

Un
Tuesdey evening .the prisoner again went to
Pede's coffee-house, and !in . a .great.'hurry said he
wanted .to get- at bis.trunk ; but being informed it
had been delivered 10.,Mr. Grant, he made a trifling
excuse, and prtcipitately. left the coffee-house, he
was pursued by two of the waiters, and with great
difficulty secured.

• A-porter from the Belle Sauvage stated, that on
Friday,evening be saw a person of the appearance of
ihe prisoner go. put of the - yard .with a trunk and
bundle and it appeared the trunk had, been stolen
horn' Mr. G.'s steeping room. The porter could not
identifY the prisoner,but the waiter swore positively
to his person. 'Mr. G. being still detained at Ports-
mouth, the prisoner was c6turhitted for"Nrther ex-
amination on Monday next.
The priSoner stated that-he Was Captaiio's clerk of
ilie Oilis,ju.lt arrived frorn Opott0; but in the scuf-
tie with the waiters he bad list bi poCLA-boOk,
wteich contained -his Certificate.
London, England, 1810-02-01

been able to eolle-61, the troops on the Island do
not amount to thiee thousand men. - -

I have, &c.
(Signed) -

.W. ;Boor-obi.

Sir R. J. Strachan.

Copy of a Letter from Captain BOLTON to Sir R. J.
• ST R Cli AN, Bart. dated Fifgard, East Camel Roads,
July. 1.5;‘ 1809.
haVe to acknowledge the' receipt of your
several letters of the 12th and -13th inst. the objed
bf which shall, to the Vtmost of .my ability, be at-
tended to. .1' haye stated in my former reports,: that
-there is' a battery of seven or eight guns on West
Camel Point ; there is also anotiter.of seven gons en
I,ld:et, under the church, about a •cable's length
—frum the beach, which commands the East Gatt and
Bookill'PasSages.; and you may be assured there is
not another gun mounted ly,Aween this battery and
'Sconce POint. The whole of this line of beach is
most favourable for debarkation,, and the groins, or
digger-works, are like so many moles for boats.
'I cannot discern any 'thing like a camp. Yes-
terday I had conversation" with, a very intelligent
who. had that day
,come from Flushing,
and all over the Island. He assured me there was
scarcely a-thousand men on thei,land, and very few
of them French. By his account, the least water
.in: the Veer Gat is four fathoms. To a certainty, if
. we secure the , ale shall 'not want Pilots
-for the Scheldt up to Antwerp and 'when the
Island is ours, there will be plenty of
Flushina, who will volunteer their services. • I am
satisfiecrthe East. Gat is an excellent passage, and I
have every reason to supposes the largest ships ntay
proceed through a long shore in deep water all the
way to Flushing.
Subjoined is a report of the' force at.' Flushing. I
have this day made it known to. Lord Gardner,
am, &c.
(Signed) 'W.- BOLTON.
From the mast-head
.of his Majesty's ship Fis-
. gard.-i—Nothing in the Roads.
Sir I. R. Strachan, Bart. &c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1810-02-01

PICTUALLING-OFFICE, . • .
Y.n. 3oth, .18i0.
THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLIAG
HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY' do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, Ilse 9t,6 of February next, -they will be ready to
receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treatforTwelveHun-
dred quarters of NEW PALE-, and for Three Hundred ewar.
tens of NEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT, to be i
answerable• to samples (of not less than One Quart each)
to betraduced with the Tenders. To be delivered, one Hall there.
of in a Fortnight, and the other Half in 'a Fortnight afterwards,
into His Majesty's PiEivalling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid
for by Bills payable, w(to Interest, nirrqy dos after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be teen at the Seartapy's
Office. , '
No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the P, ice shall
mot be inserted in words at length, or That shalfnot be delivered to
Ithe Board ' before One o'clock on the said Friday the 9th
of
February next, nor unless the Person who- Makes the Tender,
o some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called
Jar.•
London, England, 1810-08-30

A CER I AIN DI.SEASE.

DE. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine, U rrA SA LUTARI S, May be
depended on to be a cert in, sate, and speedy cure for the
most inveterate 'Venereal Disease, (sleets, Ulcers, Paws
and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its
operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. A sight
case isgenerally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lues
in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, DropsieS,
Rheurnatisms, (;ravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
speedily removarby these sate and salutary dropS. They
require nothing to work them Ott; no restraint of diet, or
hinder.i,Le win business. Those who take them may •de-
,ena oh a sourd and perfect cure, without the knowledge Or
ail), person whatever. They Cause no sickneSs, and the
tient may go.aboUt his or her business without the least dan-
ger.. Tha large quantities that are daily sold-tor exportation
,anddomestic use, prove theireflicacy to surpass every other
men.cine in the known world.. Soul by appointnient of Dr.
l re, man at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcapside, corner of Pa-
ternoster-row ; and retail by one or inure Medicine Venders.
very town, .in bottles at as. yd. and 4s. 6d. each, with
a:n. Ic directions.

BY THE KING'S PATENT.
pR. NORItIS's I EVER DROPS.

THE experience of more-than half a-century lots
so' fully established the reputation of this invaluable
MeAcine, that it is now upliecessary to expatiate on its cit.!_
ca tin every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and
Typius Fever; alsp the'Vel low 01 l'iltri,t Fever; they have
never been kiidwn to fail, when ad iniiiistered agreeable to di.
rectim ;in the" Measles, • Sill :t5Jx Teething, and most
Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy
the decays and discomfort's of 'advan&d fife are 'under iiicit
innirdiate influence, .they inirriediately stop- The
..pittigniii'vt.
a tre,h Cold, and are particularly adapted as a gennd Hvstoiai-
tive

The Familfl3ottle, 2is.:sold it the Do6tor's Houk., Net..
zsi, Lower Brook •street, G rhsvenuf.sqbai.e, wheii; orders for.
exportation are duly executed Smatter Bottles, t is. and 2S.
9(1. Wit .lesate and retail, at liacon'S, ice, Oxlbeth'streer,'zinti
try tiot,t tespectable Venters in Town and Conner));
iltso Dr.NOR RlS's celebrated ANTI HI L 1011S'Y I l': LS,
wits ample Directions, 2s. 9d. the Box. Obterle that the
wends "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the-Cavern.
inert Stamp ; no other's are or cane genuine.''
London, England, 1810-08-30

• This Day was puil4hed, price is.
BRIEF 013SERVATIONS co the ADDRESS to
His mAiEsTy proposed by Earl C IZEY, ins the
House of Lords, lune 13, is/v. .
By WII.I.IAIII.RDS'COE,.IEsq.• -
Liverpool : Printed for T, Cadell aid W. Davies, Strand,
London.
London, England, 1810-08-30

I- L'ALL.l.;ti'G-OtllC.'t,
.7u& to, 1,6.
THE COMMISSIONER Sjor PICTUALLING
Ws AmyEs T i 's NAV Y do hereby give Notice, That on
Tuesday, the 4tir of Septorber next, tivy will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed 4), and treat /or Inch quantities of
PRIME IRISHIIEEFa dPOßK,rolvtutedintheensuing
season. as the respeaive Mei chants and Ma e s therein may
think proper to offer; one-third parr thereof to he packed in. Hail
Puncheons., one-third part in Tierce:, and one-third part in Bat
rely; to the delivered into bit illajes!es VlauallingStor es at Depilord,.
Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, acrd late the Army Viaualling
.Stores in St. Catherine's, In regular proportions o/ each descrip-
tion of Casks, by the periods uidei mentiomed, viz.
One-fourth part of the whole by the sBth February, Mt,
One-tourth part more, istli April, Mt.
One-fourth part inure,; tact May, 1811,
And the remaining fourth pan by the isth Italy, all,
and to be fail for by Bills payable, with inures!, ninety days
after date.
The Conditions of the Costteaa somy be men at the Secretary's
Office, at ibis Office, or by applying to y. H. Dunsterville,
Agent for !Iv PiaualliNg, at Cock ; to the Collsaors of his Mes-
jesVi Customs at Limerick, BeUatt, IVerutr, and Waterford;
and to 164 Postmaster-General at Dublin terpeaively.
N. B. No Tender foe a las quantity than 'WO Tbouramd
Tierces of Beef, and.Twe Thousand Tierces of Pork, will beat_
milted; nor will regard be bad to any in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words a! length, or that rhall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 4th of Sep-
umbel next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Pei son.on his behalf, avends to .1,141le; zr.hen called for.
. 'The amount of the probable quantities of Irish Beef and Pork,
to be contiaaed for as above mentioned, ni.fy also be k,iowns ly
t:y ng t/Jffiee. •

- • 1.1:7e. 'E. Ili
• dug, r 7, ato.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of :MS MA-
YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals ;will be received at their Office, in •Pall. Mall, on &r
',foe iVednelday, the stb day.olSept. next front such Persons
.::.'nurybe willing to undertake the supply of HELMETS and
CAPS, for Service of this Department, /er a period of Three
Years. •

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Offiee at the Tower; aed the Terms
and Conditions of the Centract, together with all further partic.ularr,
ntafbe known at the Secreta,y''s Office in Pall.ma, aforesaid,.
any day between the floured Ten and Foto- o'Clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and iadarsed, " Proposals
for Helmets and Caps ;" hut no Proposal can de admitted alter
the said sib day of September, at Twelve o'clock at Noon ol the
same day ;
,neither will any fender be noticed, unless the Party
making )1, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Beard,
'R. H. CREW,
London, England, 1810-08-30

THURSDAY; AUGUST 30), 1810.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
Aug. v 7,
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS- MA JESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday, the jtst instant, they will be ready to re.
ceive Tertder, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Min.
dred Tons' of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anmerable to
Samples to he produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the
original Packages at the rate oJJrom Seventy to Eighty Tons per
week, into his Majesty's Piaualling Store: at Deptford; and
to be paid for by Bills, payable with Intetest, ninety days after
date.

1 'be Conditions of the Cuntraa may 6e teen at the Secoetary's
Office.
Nu regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price tb,.l,
net be inserted in words at lei:gtb. or that shall ma he de.
liZ7ered to the Board before One o'Clack on the :aid Frid4J, the
Javan', nor unless .Ibe Person who makes. the Tender, or
same-Pe►snn on Ait 4rbacf..aitlnidt. to a'it,s'e► ri.h,n called for.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
Aug. 17, aro.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERSvf HIS MA-
, YES IT'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
Pi;pcsalt,wili he received at their Office, in Pall MA on or be.
for Wednesday, the sth Day of September next, from stab Per.
sob; as may be willing to undertake sit Stattlyi cf CO PPE k
HOOPS for Service of this Department, for a period of One
Year:

Patterns of the Article may be viewed upon Applkation at the
Principal Starelteepei% Office, at the Tower ; any! the Terms and
Conditions of the Contraa, together with all further l'articulars,
may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall, aforesaid.
any Day, betvirtn the Meat of Ten and Four o'Cl' ck, where thr
Proposals must he delivered, sealed rep and indorsed, "Proposals
for Copper "hoops ;" but no Proposal can FE admitted a 'kr
'hi said sth Day of Sept. at Twelve o'Clock at Nom of tb; Jaffe
Day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party milling
ir, or an Agent in hit Behalf, shall attend.
ly Order of the Boar",
R. H. CREW, See.
London, England, 1810-08-30

3,353 4 6

Also a certain allow3nce of StatiOpary.
And-the.use otamn. otlioal House, the Taxes of which are
. „ paid by me._

TOTAL FOR THE YEAR 1809
t. s. d.
2 4
1i,824 7 Oi
3.356 4 6

Salary and Ancient Fee
Fes , - -
Emoluments

5,365. z 3
. d.
18 o 4
7 6 6
. !,5,2 13-6

Decitta, Land Tax on Office .
PaKI to Vie,•ctrits of the r:ouse
Property Tax

'-"----•"""""7" 13534 • 4

Paid Mr. Ley one Moiety of the Profits

13,827 13 61
6,913 16 9

The other moiety retainer! by me

6,913 16 9

f. HATSELL,
2 Martha

As the Committee may wish for some explanation
respeaing:the,chargeot Copy Money, wh is an-
nually annexed to the printing bill of work done by
order of the Elouse of Commons, Ibeg leave to sub-'
mit he following Paper to the cousL!erat ion of the
Committee; wh,ch contains every thing which I
know or can ,recolle§tlm this subject.
When I had. the honour 'of coming into the ser-
vice of the iliuse of Commons, in the office of Clerk
Assistaiit, now near 50 years ago (in May 1760) Mr.
Dyson was clerk ;, and.. it was the customary prac-
t,ce in ht's time, as it had been in that of his prede-
ce,sor, Mr.flardinge, and, others, whenever paperi
presented to ale.,House were by them ordered to be
pruned, for the clerk' to make a charge of copy
money, amounting to a- Moiety of the charge made
'h,sr the-Tinter for his labour and. work.
It is not in 'my power to ascertain at what period
this charge -originated but I haVe heard tron
Messrs. B7krwell, Yeates, and White, ancient clerks
in !he office, that they !had understood the origin of

this charge to be this': the clerk of the Hotlse Of
Commons is, by the table of fees, allowedn certain
sum on all copies of papers that are ordered in his of-

fee, whether for the use of Members or of strange Ks.

Toe sum arising from these copie, -and which—was,
plid into the, hands, tif the Clerk-of the Journals, for
the use of the clerk, was formerly considerable ; as
' it was at that time the custom for .MetuberS,
_the
City of London, East India Company, and other
Corporations, Scc. to order copies -to be made 'tor:
their use. I remember, that the late Lord Eg,-•
moot, Mr.' Georae Grenville, Lord' Nugent, Mr.,
El,is (afterwards Lord Mendip) Sir George •Savile,
Mr. Rose Fuller, and those Memblrs who attended
to the business of the House of Commons, and
were desirouN of information it matters of trade or
revenue ;.custotn.s and excise, were in the habit of
ordering copies of these accounts to be mace ttr
London, England, 1810-08-30

NAVAL NEWS•

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 28.—Sailed his Majesty% ship‘
Caledonia, nt. 120 guns, Rear Admiral Sir HARRY
.BURRARD NEALE, Captain BEDFORD, for Basque
Roads; the Britwinia cutter, to cruize off this port,
to relieve the Gleaner; the Diana,, BOAG ; Ajar,
OW N. IVI'L Ep D ; Caleddnian, Boa G j
Sparkler,. BROWN; and Two Brothers,' CH ANTLER,
for America ; the. Hardwicke, revenue cutter, with.
• the brig Pncete under convoy,•for-Dablin; -the.fo'hn",
DAVIS, for Leith ; Property, LE GROS, for Jersey ;
the Pro'vidence, THOMAS, for,,Cork ; and the Cathe-
rine, BROWN, for Oporto.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Abercrombie, of 74
guns, from Portsmouth ; Pert, of 18 guns, Captain
HAI,L,i from the Leeward Islands, last from Fat=
mouth ; and Pheasant, of 18 guns, Captain PAL-
MER, from a crnize the ketch Thomas, from Lon-
don. •

Came down the harbour and anchored in' the
Sound, his Majesty's ship Brisk.
Arrived an American ship from New York, with
London, England, 1810-08-30

C L4l, JL-‘'DITLIRE.

Extract fr-xn the Ninth Report from the Committee on the
liapeiditure, &c. of-the_lnited Kingdom.

I'RIN rING AN!) sTATIoNAttv.

The charge of Copy Money which the Clerk is
entitled to m -,_ is stated tic .a nol-e at the foot ot
the account (It Mr. ,Hansard, to be one moiety of ti e
suit) ciarged •ti the Print. This nose was sug-
gested by Mr. -Kasen, with a view of explaining
• *the ground on winch a large'part of.his claim was
mated ; and in another very distinct statement by
Mr. Hatkll himself, is contained the beg informa-
tion which car, be eellected'. on the 'subject- of coy
money paid to thy. Clerk of the Hous... ot Commons ;
the amount ofwbicti, for the year 1868-, if 'com-
puted at one moiety of Mr: H in4aid's u hble charge,
would 4ve been 7,6901..65, 3:1. instead of 4,3001.
tit whiCh the hber;,ltly and moderation:of 'Mr. 1-12V-
sell add Mr,•Ley have, by t•eir ova act, rtdueed
it. o,lt Of this stint, 7981. 43. 4d. wassrixived by
Whi!tam, as Clerk of the Journals and Pai,trs,
subje.l t..i'a,deduction of ;131 4d.• for Cieris
OtE, e ;-.-21.81. .si. was paid tor fres at the Tht *stir)?
LxChequ,r4 at,(l a rut tiler payment reduce' the
remainder to 3.6g01. which was divided between the
two Patentees, Mr. Hasell and Mr. Ley.

Return of John Hatsell, Esq. Clerk of the- House of Corn,
mons, to tae Order (It the Committee on Public Expendi-
ture of xist February, 18,0.
Account of the Salaries, Fees, and Emoluments, received by
him for the Yea' Itia9; distinguishing the general Nature
and Classes of such tees and Entoluments.
SALARY. -

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Pak! at the Exchequer
Dedutt for Fees, Ice: at the Treasut,y.
and Excluluer •

23 6 6

116 t 3 6.

Ancient Fee •
Deduct for Fees, Sec. at the Treasury
and Excheq..er •

10 0 0

3 ►I z
--..-- 6 BTo

143 2 4

FEES ;,AND IvIiLNCE ARISING.
•
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Ingrossing Fe =s . 7,110 12 0
()loci Pees on piivate-Bills 4,b.3, 9 4
For Copies ut Papers and hispeaions o 4

12,i57 I 8

Dedud, the sum chargei in the
W riting accuunt

332. 14 7i

1024 .7 ofr

OTHER EMOLUMENTS ; AND WHENCE
London, England, 1810-08-30

ARISING.
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M'ney paid by the Printers of Ake
ores (according to established
usage)'beingat•the rate of los. 6d.
for each d.,)
.the House sat -
Copy Mcniey chlrged in the. Print-
ing Account —Amount atter tie-
dueling 78.51. 19s, tid. paid for SO-
periniendence, and for examining
Proofs - - 3,295 is 6
N. B. Tile particulars of this charge are explained in a Paper
'annexed, marked (A.)
Received from.-the Stationary
flee, in lieu of Trunks formerly
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