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THURSDAY, SEPTEBVIER 13, 1810.

This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, foolscap, Delay°, the Third Edition,
price 13s. 6d. boards,
A DELINE MOWBRAY ; or, The Mother and
EX Daughter. A Tale..

By Mrs. OPIE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, 'Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster Row.

Of 'whom may be had, by the same Author,
i. Poems, foolscap, Bvo. price 6s. boards.
2. Warrior's Return and other Poetas, 6s. do.
3. Simple Tales, 4 vols. tamo. price 41. is. do.
4. Father and Daughter, prke,-4s. 6d. do.

PICTUALLINGc-OFFICA,

. ,
`August 23, Inc);
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MR ;AST Y' NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Tuesdisy, the 18th Sept. next, they will be ready to receive Tenders
in wilting, (sealed up), and treat for the supply of such-quftn-
lilies of. good sound, strong, and merchantable MADEIRA
WIIsTE, as 'May he required for the Service. of his Ma jeity s
Ships and Vessels. at Madeira, fur Twelve- Months certain, from
the 24th Oiloher next; and furthel, until six Months notice shall
be given on either side jos' the termination therelf ; to be paid
for, by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety days after date. '
The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will he bad to any Tender in 'which the ./Ai ice shall
not be inserted ix words at length, or that shall not he delivered
to the Board before. One o'Clock on the said Tursigy, the OW
ofSeptember next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten-
der, o, some Person on his behalf, attends, to spines; when called

.1(..T1.1.4LL I IVG-CIP FICA,
Sept. 4, iStp.
THE COMMISSIONERSjor ICT Uil LLI NG
His MAJESTY'S 'NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday; the lEth inrt: they will be ready to recciveTendeis
in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply (on separate Con-
gra.%) of What SEA PROVISIONS and RUM may be de-
manded for the of His :Majesty's Ships and ressels at Biis-
lel, and at Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk, for Twelve
Mouths certain, JP cm the iotb of OM ‘her next, and further until
Six Months warning shall be given on either. side, for the ter.
mination of the respative Coreiratis, To.be paid for by Bills,
payable with Interest, ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Contrails may be :rem at the Secretary's
Office; or by applying to Mr. 'obn Walter, at Yarmouth, and
to the caktior of His Majegy's Customs at Bristol, tespcaive(y.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
notbe inserted.in words at•kng►tb, or that shall not be delizerrdtc
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the Ilitb inst.
nor unl,rs the Perron who maker the Tender, or some Person on his
behalf, attends to answer when 1.411 d for :' kor will ary
der that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices
much inferior td thereat value upon others, be considered as proper
to be admitted.
London, England, 1810-09-13

CADIZ MAIL.

' MADRID, Jut the night, between the.
.s.fh and Gth itts. the guards in the'- Teatro del i'riti.
cipe were doubled, and at"the moment the King
went to the palaCe, the, Whole garrison _was under.
arms, occupying the squares and avenues. A Conn.
cil of State-,was held.; the rounds were gone by
General -BELLIARD in person ; and,' in short, there
. .
,was a great confusion• ddring the night, which
was increased- by a storm and torrents 1;f raid;
which lasted 'till day-light, Tile cituse of this
extraordinary disturbance was slid to be the -ad-
vance of some parties of brigands to the palate
called Casa del Campo and the gates. It even ap-
pear 4 that there was some fertnentation in the Retiro.
To cover their alarm they circulated a thousand
stories, etideavonting to make us believe that the
life-of the • King had been attempted in the palace,
orthat it was intended to surprise and carry burn off
"atThe-playi ancl.to give this better colour, all the
116tlieC4jOining. to thelheat.re were searche=d, and
several .persons.taken into custody for discoursing in
their own houses On the.tepies of the day.
Gavel nOr liELLlAitb,sprcaking at his table. of the
late kre't is said to have muttered in a low
voice, sbut -so as to be over-heard—" The intrigues
cf

I.lozdaY:-. the 30th, there has been a great Council
of State ;,,it is said that the result has been
.the di-
vision of Spain into four parts, which are to be
under SEBASTIANI, SOtJLT, JUNOT,' and lILLEIARD,
Portugal remaining to MASSENA. JOSEPU pretends
that his brother has sent for him, and that he can-
not do less than'obey him at least this is what is
given out.to the people here.
This evening those who take care of the tapestry
at. the Palace have received orders. to- take it down
and, pack it-up, and at the same time the whole of
the usual equipage.
London, England, 1810-10-09

ASSAULT.

George Brown and Augustus Rouse were charged;
with assaulting' John Lock, a Sherid's Officres, As 7 •
sistant.. It appared that Lock was in possessson
,
kinder a bill th •ale of the house ,and furniture of
Mr.-Thomas Brown, bother to one of -the delen-
tlaniS, who wishing, if possible; ,to reim'er his
brother's properly out-of the hands of the!.persun
who had got, po+sesSion under t, it bill of sale, con-
ceived di .firs: Ste') towards it wi.uld be to,ges. rid
Of the bdilitf, :Ind therefore, r a false pietenee
he contrived !o get he plaintiff out of the I. usr, acrd
himself and his ti lend, the other detendant into, it
this he did by sei:ding a tnessdge to the plaimitfas.
it coming, from Mr. awaits.one, the person ,for
whom he held possession, desiring he would come.
to huil-t6, a house in the neighbourhood,, and leave
(tie messenger iii pus-e-stow (surnsg his absence this
ot•:er"B innucchasely com.lied e.ith, bit on going
tot he ~Iso s inentwned, h found Mr. Swain_ stone
had iiot been- there ; and onrei urning' to the castle
he had 'given he found, the ramparts manned
against onn.,.insii-on atteinpting to gain admission
by force tie was:stispped by Mr. Brown )vith a large
billet Of wood, and by Mr. Rouse with a shovel, the
temper of bosh of wi,ich Were tiled On she unfortu-
nate plaintiffs person. The defendants were found
Guilty, and hued 1. each. ,
London, England, 1810-10-09

rr MESH reminds his Friends that the LOTTERY
. begins and fi-iislies the ,9th of Tills MONTH.
Tickets and Shares are selling in great Variety, at both his
Offices,
4. CPeR NHI LI-, and 9, CI-IA RING-CROSS,
Where THIRTY T.HIRTY,CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in Shares
within the last Nine Months, including Three Prizes of
20,0001. The present Scheme contains only 4,000 Num-
bers, yet there are
5 'Prizes of ,C20.c00
- 1,000 .
S ••• 1,000
There are Five Tickets of each Number, and the fate of
One decides the other Four. OneNuMber must gain Ope
Hundred Thousand Pounds.
02* All Business in the Public Funds transaded with fi-
delity and dis,patcli by
T. 111 SH, Stock-Broker.
London, England, 1810-10-09

RE D -AN D SOLD

At z 6, CORNHILL, and ST. AR ET's HILL,
IioItOUGH,
And the M. ney paid on Ochiand ;
2 . of . . £30,00.) '47 . of .
2
10 . .
33
HORNSBY and Cu. have peculiar satig.a6tion in
stating to their Friends the above grand List of Prizes,
which has been divided .airiong,thein at.the abo've,Offices.
Hornsby and Co. bek leave to 'return the 'Public their best
Thanks tor the unbounded 'favours received, and make no
euubt but they snail be nunoured with their Commands in
the ensuing Lottery, ‘vlikh is .the only one to be drawn this
Year, 1911 i or THIS MONTH.
N.Il. Nu. 4,469, the last-drawn Twenty Thousand Pounds,
was Shared into One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Six-
teeniiis. by ilornshy Cu

1,000
Soo

BUCKS..
FREEHOLD RICFI GRAZING- LAND, NEAR
AYLESBURY. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;

To the best Bidder, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's
Court of Exchequer. before• Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy
Remembrance:- of the said Court, at ,Garra way's Coffee
House, Exchange•alley, London, To-morrow, the loth
day of October inst., at 12 o'clock,
IN ONE LOT, •

A MOST Valuable GRAZING FARM, called
EA. bROUCHTON PASTUR ES, close to the Town ot
A ylesbury,(s,ized into his Majesty's hands by virtue ofaW'att
of Extent against the Hon George Villiers); consisting of 156
Acres of Tithe Free Land, exonerated from Land Tax, of -the.
first quality, well- fenced and watered,' with a convenient
stone-built House and 011ices:one,whole on hand, and of
which irnMediate possession, may be had.
To be viewed by applytng'to Messrs. Chaplin and Tindal,.
at Aylesbury, of whom priwed Particulars may be forthwith
had; also at the White Hart t an,Aylesbury ; Rose atACrown,
Tring ; Kin,,'sAtins„ Lierl:hannistead ; White Hart, M issen-
den ;.Essex ?•krms, Watford ;'WhiteHorse, Uxbridge; Swan,
RickmersWorth ; at the Offiee of the Deputy Remcmbrancer,
in the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple, London: of Charles
Bicllell,Esq. Solicitor of the Admiralty, Spring GardenTi.r-
racC; of Messrs. Knight and. Jones, • Hare-c. urt, Temple,
where a Plan of tile Estate may be seen; 'of Messrs. Hanrott
and. Metcalfe, Lincoln's-inn ; and at G arra way 's
London, England, 1810-10-09

POETRY

The following lines are in the Album
at ti;
addressed to RU MACDONALD, Esq* the
of Statfa..

By WALTER SCOTT.

Staffs f sprung from high Macdonald,
Worthy braiol of old Clanronald;
Staffs 1. king of all kind fellows, '
Well Wail thy hills and vallies,
Lakes and inlets, deeps and shallows,
Cliffs of darkness, caves of wonder,
Echoing the Atlantic's thunder; _
Mountains which ;,he grey mist covets,
Where the chieftain's spirit hovers ;
Pausing as his pinions quiver,
Stretch'd to quit our land for ever.
Each kind influence rest above thee,
All thou lov'st, and all who love thee.
Warmer heart 'twixt this and laffa,
Beats not than in breast o( Staffs,

IMPROMPTU,
51106
ON HEARING THAT A MAN NAMED JOIIN !C-
-HAD BEEN INDICTED FOR STEALING A II:01"

JOHN KEMBLL indiaed for stealing a ham
No epicure he, nor a glutton:
A charge of this kind must be Merely
He may be a lover of imaton."
sv° cC )11'
* f/ide Measure for Measure, Aa 3. Scene 2.-1
tletnen of Verona, At z. Scene i.
London, England, 1810-10-09

GRAND SALE OF BOOKS, MAI'S, AND PRINTS.
TU BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the CASTLE-INN,
BRIGHTON,

On Thursday next, ()Elober t t►h, and Two following days,
commencing each Morning at Twelve o'clock precisely,

By Mr. WISE, from Bath,

A Valuable COLLECTION of BOOKS,
,N 1 AP S, and PRINTS.
Among other valuable Works are the following:
Ftench Encyclopaedia, 35 vols. folio. .
Swinburn's Views in Spain, folio.
BritiA Classics, 45 vols. '
Johnson's English PortS, ,zi vols. royal Evo.
Hoare's Giraldus Cambrensis, 2 vols. 4to.
Inclibald's hritislt Theatre. 25 Vols.
Life of General Washington, 5 v•; Is. gto.
Lavater's Physiognomy (Huntees4suberb edition), 5 vols.
4to.
New Riitish Atlas, folio. •
Hogarth's Work.l. •
. .
Pope's Homer. 4 vols, Imperial Svo.
Holcroit's Travels, z vols. 410.
Costume of Russia, folio.
Grose's Antiquities, S vols. gto. •
'Camden's Britannia, 4 vols. gto. •
New, Annual Register, 3o vols.
Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vols. .•
Sir W. l ones's and' Lord 9rford's Works. •
Parliamentary Register (complete set, itz vols.)
N. B. Many of the above are superbly bound, either in Rus-
sia or Morocco leather.
**l* They may be riewetl two days previous to the Sale and
Catalogues, Sixpence each, had at the place of Sale. '
(0-- All Books are warranted perfed, and wiU be sold with-
out the least res•ave.
London, England, 1810-10-09

-FACTORY NEAR LONDON.. .
• • TO BESOLD BY AUCTION,
To the best. Bidder, pursuant to an order.of his Majesty's
Court ut Exchequer, before Abel. Moysey, Esq. Deputy,
Remembrancer of the said Court, at Garraway's
house, Exchange-alley,
,London, To-morrow, the 'loth
Day ofodober inst. at Twel ye o'Clock, in'One Lot,

A Va!uable " FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
N!I AM FACTOR Y, sei zed into hisMajes.
ty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the li,orfuldr.
able Ge Villiers), consisting of a convenient Dwelling
House, and extensive .ranges of li‘u tidings, spacious,Jamory
of three Floors, worked by a powevtul Ste.:in Engine, and
tel up for sheeriqg Cloths, and condutling, any branch of
the Woollen or Cotton Mantitadures, to a great extent, well,
supplied with :eater, and-4S Xeres of capital Freehold Tithe
Free Land,, in the Parish of Aldenhatit, in the County of
Hells, and only 14 miles frorn 'London,

X° be viewcd by applying to Mr. Tcumper, at •Lechmore
Heath, near. the:Premises, , anti particUlars May be forthwith
had of him ; also,. at the Talbot lint,. Leeds ; Stratford
.Arms, Wakefield Bridgewater Arms',. Manchester; Qeorge,
Er)onie ; Angel, Warminster; Essex Atais, Watford ; at
the Office of the Deputy Remembrancer in the ',chequer-
Office,'lnner Temple, London ; of Charles Bicknell, Esq.
Solicitor. .of the Admiralty, Spring Garden '•ferrace ; of
Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare-court, Temple. (where a
Plait of the E•state'may be seen), of Messrs. Hattrott and
Nletcalre, • LincOln's Inn ; of Mr. Claridge, Pill Mall ;
or Nil.; William Wines, Fiattvit Garden and at Gar.
raway's. • .
London, England, 1810-10-09

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTMOUTII, OCT. B.—Came in this day• his
Majesty's 'ship Lull,/tin, from Lisbon, last from
Plymouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Ihleerine and Rebuff,
to the Westward ; also the brig Pedra, BA NIBER, for
Rio de Janiero.

Arrived- the Boron h, Junn, and Mary and Ann,
HAttutsoN, from Sunderland ; and the Brilliant,
WHI !TURD, for Guernsey. '
Sailed the Providence, --1,; Prince of
nod Fly, ROBINSON, for Sunderland ;
and the Hope, BARROW., for Bristol.
His Majesty's ship Martin, bound to Newfound-
land, this evening got under weigh with the convoy,
but has since come to anchor again ; it is ene6ted
she will sail in the morning.

SLIMINESS, OCT. B.—Arri'ved his Majesty's brig
Eyderen. I _ _

Sailed'his Majesty's ship 4-lert, and his Majesty's'
brig Mercurius with a convoy to the Baltic.

Came ilitu Harbour to be paid off his Majesty's
ship Aurora, Capt. Duaa.

FALMOUTH., OCT. 6.—Sailed the Plover sloop of
war on a ci uizcf, and the American ship which she
detained and sent in yesterday, for Plymouth.
Arrived the Prince Ernest packet, Capt. PETRE,
With a mail from the ;Mediterranean., Captain P.
confirms the report of LUCIEN BONAPARTE bring
a prisoner at Malta. The Prince Ernest left Malta
30tli August, and left there his M3jcsty's ships Tri-
bane and Pomona.

The Priiwess Charlotte picket will sail this even-
ing, or in the morning, for Lisbon. •

DEAL, OCT. B.—Came down from the river the
•Buser and Maria for Lisbon.
Several .vessels are coming through the Gulls.
London, England, 1810-10-09

KENT.

FREEHOLD MILL, HOUSES, AiNID LAND AT LEW.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

To the best Bidders, pursuant to an Order of His Majesty's
Court of Exchequer, before Abel M6ysey, Esq. Deputy
Remembrancer of the said Court, at Garraway's Coffee-
house, Excl,ange-alley, London, To-morrow; the loth
day .of OctoOer just. at 12 o'clock,
IN THREE LOTS,

AA. Valuable, FREEHOLD ESTATE, (seized into
His Majesty's hands,-by virtue of a Writ of Extent
against the Hon. George Villiers), consisting uf an excellent
Corn-mill, working three pair Of Stones, with all the Geer
and Tackle in good order; Fulling-mill and Stocks, Store-
rooms, Scouring-house, &c. 'on a capital treati/i of Water,
adjacent to Lewisham. bridge; only five miles from London, in
the ocempation of Mr. Holmes ; a commodious House, with
Chaise-house, Stable, &c. and extensive Orchard and Gar-
den, in the occupation of Mr., Mesnard ; and also a Dwelling
houSe, with Dye house, Dressing-shops, and large Drying-
grouhd or Meadow, in the occupation of Mr. Wrn. Taylor.
The Prat-irises all adjOin, and arc let at yearly Rents amount-
ing to near
To be viewed by leave of the,Tenants, and printed Parti-
culars had on' the Premises ; at the Green Man, Blackheath';
and the Coffee-houses on the Corn Exchange ; at the Office
of the Deputy Remernbiancer, in the Exchequer; Office;
inner Temple, London ; yf Charles Bicknell, Esq. Solicitor
of the Admiralty=, Spring Carden Terrace; of Messrs. Knight
and tones, Hare court, Temple; of Messrs. Hanrott and
Metcalle, Lincoln's-inn ; and at Caraway's.
London, England, 1810-12-03

POLICE.

FOOTPADS.—Richard Norris, James Gill, Joseph
Fordham, and George Cogdol, were brodght in
custody by some of the horse patrols, who appre-
hended them on suspicion of robbing Wm. Weston
on the Edgeware-road, and underwent an examina-
tion,betore Mr. Mums. Norris, Gill, and Cogden,
admitted the tact, but denied Fordham's being con-
cerned in it,' though he had been in company with
them a short time before the same evening.—They
were all committed for further examination.
Four. Hackney Coachmen were convicted in the
penalties of ten shillings each, on the complaint of
Mr. Hazard, who keeps the Brown Bear public-
houSe, opposite the Office in Bow-street, for placing
their coaches, just before the conclusion of the per-
formance at Covent-Garden, on the crossway lead-
ing from his house to the Office, so as to prevent
pople having access to his house, and refusing to re-
move them.

A hog, only thirteen months old, fed at Lord
CAWDOR'S scat, in Wales, measures, from the tip
of the nose to the extremity of the tail,. 16 feet 7
inches, 8 feet in girth, and near 4 feet in height,
weighing'in the whole 1017 lb.

an Wednesday, as Sir ANDREW CORBET, Bart.
was beating the covers for woodcocks, upon one of
his estates at High Hatton, Shropshire, a hare sprang
u, of a very singular colour, and he instantly shot
her. The belly and sides ate white, and the tack
a whitish grey.
London, England, 1810-10-31

The Hope, •FEATHEMSTONi, of this Oil', do
Quebec and Madeira for London; was caPturt by
the 3d inst. near the entrance of the -Channel' u,
the French privateer Eriouar;l, Captain I‘s°ll°v„
who took from him some sally, cordage, Wi'nc'6te
After detaining him about three- hours, he P'Llt Ivo
Portuguese sailors on board )he Hope, an': F.
suffered her, to pioceed on 'her voyage: C3Pt3‘ll
arrived inthe'Downs on the tgth ,
tee r was full .of men, taken out of sundry' ye'
that she had captured; Most of them are since e.
captured; and the. Edouard is also taken by th°:sl.
Nile frigate.

FA LMOUT lI,OCT. 27.—Arrived his 'Majesty
Hawke acid Peacock from Plymouth.

• •
DEAL, OCT. 30.—Arrived his !Majesty sn
Spartan aud Bedjord from Plymouth.

f .
SHEE'RNIISS, OCT. 30.—Arrived .his N. 3.1e. 5-1)
it);
sloop Snake, Captain YOUNG, from the B3ltic,
a convoy.
The Desiree was undockocl..
Arrived his Majesty's ship Rolla, from Doi'
Sailed his Majesty's ship Jamaica to foitsogfr-
akc.) his Alojesty's,ship,Feariess, ditto. •

-POETRI.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD.

AN‘ EPIGRAM.

Sage Crito talk'diof circulation,
Till listeners 'bought he'd ne'er have done,
Ned quizz'd the tedious oration,
And now and then threw in a pun.
Crito a passion put by Ned in;
Cried, now I'll poze you engage,
" Can'st tell what ;rage the blood turns red in
" Yes," answer'd Ned "the Reading Stage•"
London, England, 1810-10-31

STAFF.

Captain Alexander Ligertwood, of the 6.ath Foot, to.b.le-
puty Quarter- Ma?acr-General to • the Troops serving in
Nova Scotia, with the Rank-of Mayor in the Army, vice
Lieutenant-Colonel Tinting.
To be Deputy Assistant - Commissaries- General to the
Forces:—D. I bbetson, Gent. lames Laidley, Gent.
London, England, 1810-10-31

1J 11 DNESDA Y, Ocrosica 31, 1810.

MR, GIF-FORD'S LIFE OF MR. PITT.
This Day was publishtd,,
In Six large Volumes, 06ava, with Two Portraits. of Mr.
- Pitt, one from an original pidure by Mr Hoppoer, the
other from the Bust executed by 11:Ir. laxman, pane 41.45.
in boards,
A HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of
the Richt lion. WILLIAM PI l'T ; including some
Account of the times in which he lived.
By lOHN 'GIFFORD, Esq,
Pyinted.for T. Cadell arid W. Davies, Strand.
• *** A tew Copies, elegantly printed in three. Vols. royal
4to. may still be had, price Sl. Ss. in boards.

- EkHOLD ESTATE, DORSET.
• 'TO BE COLD BY AUCTION,
At the Crown Inn, Blaiidford, on Thursday, the Bth of No
. , vember, f 8 to. at dye- o' CI i)ck, precisely,
nest Iksirable and COrntiatt MANOR
FARM, called MARSH P,AR containing3s Acres,
•
of rich Meadow, including Orchard and Site of the Build
ings, and 75 Acres,of very excellent Arable Land,. iitseve,n,
1 nclosures. The estimated yearly value of the Farm is about
Two Hundred and Twenty PoUnds. • •
There is .a good Farmhouse with • necessary Buildings,.
and another House with suitable Offices, Substantially budt
about 24; years ago; intended -for the Residence of a- Gentle-
man, and might, at an easy expence, befitted up aS a Sport.
ing Box. . .
The Estate is very well ,stocked with Game, being sur...
rounded by Manors abounding with Pheasants, and•
Partridges , situate 'six miles south of Blandford, in a most
reSpeaable Neighbourhood. The I'obr7s Ratas arc only about
One Shilling in the Pound, and the 'Laud-tax is re.de"eined.
Mr. Bessant, of Here Regis, the Tenant, ‘villklieW the
Premi;es ; and further particulars !nay be known h; apply..
ing to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.
London, England, 1810-10-31

A CERTAIN. DISEAS.L. . . •
&FREEMAN'S Univeisal and long established
hledicine,JailecT ZiDTTA' SALUTARIS, may he
Iclechin to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure for the
sinveterate Venereal Diease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains
113. structions In the Urinary.Passages' in. either sex ; its
14111, is.by urine and insensible perspiration. A. slight
stKiinerally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Luis
s__"°ll time. nvetertte% Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsie*,
!patisrus, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
'ILY removed by these sate and salutary drops. They
!.e liPthing to work them WI, no restraint of dief, or
nra,,lice from business. Those who take them may de-
a sound.and perfect cure, without the knowledge or
'''Son whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa-
&O about his or her business without the least clan.
the large-uuantities that are daily sold for exportation
,°.illestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other
he in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr.
"An at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cneapside, corner of I'a.
and retail by one or inure Medicine Venders
;
ill bottles at 2S. 9d, and each, with
London, England, 1810-10-31

This Day was published,

In 'l'Aro Volunies.Odavo, the Second, Ecliticp, pi ce tl. '4i.
• -in hiyariti,
>1 HE NATURAL. HISTORY of. the• MINE-
RA E., KINUOUM, relauvc tri.thestrata ot Coal, Mi-
neral Veins, and the Prevailik Strata of the Globe:

by JOHN WILLFAAiS, F.S.S.A.
Minaai Surre) of

With a^. Appendix, containing a :more: extended View of
Mineralogy and Geology. • I ilUsti ate(' with Engravings
• . By !AMES MILLAR. M.D. F.S.A S.
And Leduter on Natural History, • and Chemistry, Edin.
• burgh.
. .
Printed for•Longman, Hurst, ,Rees, Orme, and Brown ;
and .1. White and Co. London; and Bell and Bradfutei and
W. Laing, Edinburgh.

rdity was published, •
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•DIVIDENDS ;

Dec. r. George Steadman and John M'Lean, of Lamb-
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'eleven, at unildhall. •
Dec. r. David Dean„sen. David Dean, jun, and john Dean,
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mongers, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 24. Isaac Tooke and Augustus Todd, ,of the Sinril
Middlesex,' and-of Brighton, , Sussex.. witle-ineroli.et.tb;
at twelve, at Cirildliall, London.
Nuv. 24. Sathhel Shill, late of Bristol, watchmaker,. at.
twelve, at the lute Lion, Bristol.
Isit.v. 22. Samuel Hopkins, now or late 4::f Leeds, Yolz:.
shire, merchant, at eleven, at the Bull and lot,.
Leeds. ,

Dec. 3. john Chorley, -of Liverpool, merchant, 'at eleven, at
the Golden Lion, Liverpool.
Nov. 2.3.+ lohn Sunderland, of Busker, Entley, Yorkshire,
corn-deater, at eleven, at the WM:el-lan
Nov. 20. Edward.Stainford, York-street, Conitnereial--I'oad,
Middlesex, hoof:fat:Jot, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dee. g,• charies Spilshury, of Angel-court, Skinner-sm.:et
L011(100, printer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov: 27. William Wrarigha:n, of 'Seething-lane, London,'
inonejt,.seriVener, at ten, at Guildhall.

Nov. 24. John Symms, formerly of Hungerford-stnst,
Strand, Middlesex, baker, but late of Clicapide London,
milliner, at One, at C.; uildhall. '
Nov. lames gatieham, of Upper Tharnet--street, cheese.
Inotiker,„ at twellet, at Guildhall.
Nov. 24. 1011 ltenton'aitiCe,o'rte Moore-, of Rotherhithe,
Surrey, 4fmtlis; at twelve, uildhall, L'lndon. '
Dec. 4. Fra:lcis Collis, late of Lintonplace,_lliackroart-
street, Soutliptark, Surrey,' tailor, at ten, at Uutidnaii,
London.

Nov. 23; William Hallen, late of WolverhamptOn, Scat=
fordstiire, woollen- yarn-mlitutaaurer, at eleven, at clic
lerningnainaktrus, Shit&ail, S4:op.
Nov. 22. TiiumasKing, tic Gosport, grocer, at one, at the
Crown
Nov. 27'. Williauk aiut lomi l lye of Croydon, Surrey, Mid of
- Long-acre, Mittalebex, Utick...y.eis, at eleiven, at Cu:lct-
' hall.
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ward and gave evidencesto•the folltr,ving viz,
that some time,rngty, wh;lit sitthig in his dressing-
, chamber, and a .perion of the name of Gent, a
, barber, shaving him, tiet'i:eeii.,ed a leiter by the two-
penny post, the p'niport! oi• which: was, the demand
of a sprn'of moi,ey, and unle,s lie wouldeunNent to
do so, that he should be pichectited for. committing
base and unnaturA crimes, and the sutn,required was
no less than, iiool.

The prosecut:r gave his evidt-nce in a very clear
and concise manner. It appi.:ared tip t themoinent
he received theloter he I;anded it Gcnt, the bar-
ber, and he ad%ised him to cOnsult his la ..y.yer, winch
he instantly did,, and information being lodged at
136 w-street, it was rratlged that he should' answer
the letter, and deAire:an inn'?view with, the writer.
This was eventually complied with, and the defend-
ant went tethe house of the piosckutor, which is at
rslington, and.there epered into a conversation with
him upon the subject, and, he was about rtceising a
bank note,. when he happened to hear anoise,of
voices in an adjoining roon];- and lie let the note
drop on the table, and refused to take it up. Tile
officers then entered,. and he was taken into
custody.
The Officers corroborated this testimony, and the
defendant was found Guilty.
The Court, taking the enormity of this offence in-
to consideration, sentenced the prisoner to bc' trans-
ported for seven years.
London, England, 1810-10-31

• This Day were published.
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BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS.
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or his Lordship, from an original picture,
HE WORKS complete, of tire late Right
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THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM.
1411er the Auttvaity of the LORD CUAMBERLAIN.)
lIS PRESENT EVENING, O. 31, 1810,
Their Majesties' Servants will at the Play of
THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Odaviin, Mr. MUSGRAVE,
the Theatres Royal, Man nester and Liverpool, be-
ing his first appeaianee in London);
Virolet, Mr. WA LDEGRAVE ;
Roque, NIT. eowELL;
Kilmallock, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Lope Tocho (first time;, Mr. 0 X Rfe#Y ;
Lulcaain Muicy, Mr. EYRE ;
Zorayda, Mrs.,HORN ;
Thiratithe, Mlia BOYCE ;
Agnes, Mrs. BLAND.

To which will be added, the Farce of
THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
Tile-Marquis, Mr. WRE-NCH,
(Being his first appearance in that Char.ider) ;
The General, Mr. P ENSON ;
Sebastian' Mr. RUSSELL;
Ambrose, Mr. ‘V EW I.IZ ER ;
Julia, Mrs, O KG ER ;
Cictliy, Mrs. SPARES ;
Mrs. EDW I N.
ft to I)e.taken of Mr. Spring, at i Box-Office in the
Entrance, of whom itiJy, also be had Pqvate boxes

6s. Second-price ;s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price 2s.—
Y 25.. Second- price" is pper Gallery is. Second-

Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per.
we to begin at Halt past Six.-7111u Dfluney W be re-

morrow, Love in a Village ; with Hit or Miss 1
lohn Bull, or, An Englishman's fire-side: the
Mary Thornberry by Miss Bew, from the Theatre
Brighton, being her first appearance in London ; with
randritother.—On Saturday, All in the Wiong.—Un
Y, The Clandestine Marriage.
London, England, 1810-09-14

Ur. 1,011k1;-.1tG1 I.'S FEI‘4ALETILLS,

Por the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases peculiar to
.the
Sex.

SHAT a gre:iter share of the infirmities is allot-
, _led to th ernale, inure than the other Sex, we have
the authority .Scripturc.ta confirm. hence thenutherous
H disorders wbien,infe.et women, and subject .therri to- pain and
sulltring at every prpati of life. 13ut though this is the case,
the saute Winn which has unposed the burthen, has also at-
' forded the rne,6 of relief, lie has provided the plants with
-healing virtues, 4vlficli, under the guidance ot science, should
. restore health, soothe-pain, and prove an antidote to tire'evil,
Dr. • F:nliergil7.s Female Pill is a wondttrful composition of

'this 'kind. I t •al lays i1,...v0us irritation, calms, the ‘rapid
'molt of the blood, givcs t rid. -perturbed spirits their regular
course tindcirculation, and restores the related Libre to its
proper tone,, am! settles on the cheek the mantling hue of
health, beauty, and purify.'
Against all•the irr4ularities ()Übe sex it is a never-fail-
ing restorative; as, in Green Sickness and UhstrudiOn-S: in
Nervous disorders „is Hysteric,, Spasms, Palsy in diseases
from a relaxed fibre, as ,ifter,childbed ; Dropsy, and even
during the pregnant state. It sfiould be kept, by every fe.
malt, its a proper domestic medicine- , which she can 'at all
thne's 'resort‘ to in•an attack of any illness.
Sold whole ale and retail at.Mr • Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
corner of. Pat ernoster- rovv ; Bacon, 150, and Allen, 76,,Dx-,
fordz.street; Clark, 2.69, Borough ; 'l`utt, Royal Exchange-i.
and most Country Medicine Venders, in ,Boxes, at as.. 9d.
each.•
Of•whom ma.y be had, Dr.- othergil's Nervous Cordial.
Props, so justly:Tecoinmended 'fur the cute. of all Nervous
C.Ontplaints, in tiottlesi Fie* 45. 6d. fuid..4ati. each..
London, England, 1810-09-14

P,OLICE.

---=„Yeslerdax John. Lloyd, a
young man of.good.appearani:e, put to,thfi,'Litr,
.being charged by-Wm. fat mer, at Dent
bighshire; Wales, ind others, with fraudulently oh-
taining from the said Mr.- Williams 1G oxen ai:.!
heifers, in the following, manner :—tin;:prisorel
agreed to purchase the same; 'for which he was to
_liar"! 701. for the amount of which he gave the pro—
secutor a eheCque upon a liinking=hou.sq in London,
vi4left.he took the cattle away, and drove theni‘ to,
Londoit. Soon after, the farther' was informed, by
Edwatt Williams, his son, that iLe dtaft was of no
value. 'hey then immediately came up to Lind9o,
and present6d the drift at the'Bankei's, where tl:ey
were informed that it was a ficititions 'One, as no such
person as the drawee kept cash at their Mr.
Williams. inuildiately apph-ed. to the above' office,
and Armstrong and Bishop apprehended the pri,opet
A KeritATown, • just at the time he Was recci:
the-mciney fOr•the bcaSt's, having disposed of them
for tool..

The evidence being 'Conclusive, the prisoner was
fully committA to-NeVkgatt for Trial.
London, England, 1810-05-18

brumßEß 551

7 NEW 11-IrATRF. VOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, May 19, ii3fo, will
be performecrt he Historical Play-of •
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
King Henry, Mr. COOK E •
Cotlinal Woisey, r. KEA] Is i. G ;
Qaeen Kitlmine, Mrs. SI DDON'S.
To, which will be addcd,
IS HE A PRINCE ?

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I:allery is.. Second Uric; {s.—Upper Gallery is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken Of Mr. Brandon, at the
,New Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, tioin Ten
till Four.

The Doors will be opened at. Half past 'Five, and the Play
begin
.ot Halt past Six,
On Monday, [lprnlet, Prince OfDer.rhark ; with Harlequin
Pedlar; or, The ['minted Well.—Qn Wednesday, King Lear.
On Ttiurday, King john.
The Public are reipezttully informed, thata new Musical
After-piece, and a new C6medy, called The Widow's Only
Son, are in rehearsal, and Will be produced as soon as N'.

LYCEUM THEATR E.
London, England, 1810-05-18

LIIPERIAL PARLL4MENI

HJUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MAY 17.

Mr. }.3owEF DALY presented a petition from the
ito oar' Catholic of County of Galway in Ire-
lani,
cprayinc.., for Ettaandption.—lt was ordered to
lie on the table. ,

A new wrrt was ordered for the Borongb of. St.
Germains, in the room of the Hon. Yorke, ‘I ho
has accepted the office of Head 'Comn3sssioner-of
the Admiralty.
On. the motipn of Mr. MRLLISH, the Mile End
Poor Bill, • and the Holloway Water Works
were read the third time and passed.
Mr. WHARTON obtained leave to bring in a Bill
for extending the Superannuation of the Officers of
Excise in Scotland.
On his,motion, the- Hawkers' and Pedlars' Bill
was read a third time and passed. fie then post-
poned, the third- reading-of the Sutve or General's
Bill till to-morrow ; at,d brmight in the' roieign Salt
B;II, and a Bill for Consolidating 11;& Cl:islet-Ili of the
isle of Man, and bringing thcm under !lie regula-
Pon of the Commissioners of Excise in England ;
'they wcre both read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.

• Mr.' W. BOOTLE Obtained leave to hi a Bill
tri.amencl so much of the Aas'ilth and gtb of Wil-
liam M. chap. 30. as relate to badging paupers.
- On the mourn) of Mr. A; COOPiri, I Ile Irish Stage
osches Bill was read a third time and vissed.
Mr. GRED,:rEL postponed the 'fur, her considera,
tiou of the report of the Marine Insurance Biil to
Tuesday.

Mr. \V. PALE brought in a Bill for paving, light-
ing, and cleansing Rutland-square, in Dublin. It
vas read a first time, and ordcied for a seeond
teading.

He obtained leave to bring in a Bill for regulating
the salaries, fees, and emolu►nents of Officers in the
Law Courts of Ireland.-

r. a Committee of the whole House on an Expir-
ing Law (Flax) the followiyg Resolution was :loot cod
to, on the motion of Mr. Rose :---" That the Bill
'elating to the MauufaElure of Flax in Ireland should
be. renewed."

•, Mr. W. POLE brought in the Bill for regulating
the Salaries, &c. of Officers in the Law Courts of
Ireland.—lt wit; read a first time, and ordered to be
Lead the second time on Monday.
London, England, 1810-05-18

11UKt OF 13RUNSWICK.

The CHANCELLOR bt\the Ex-cHEQUER gloved the
Orde'r of the Day forthe third reazAng of the Duke
\ of thunsWick's Annuity, Bill.
Mr, CALcitArT budersi.ood that an Hon. Ftind
rf his (Mr. Tierney), who had sioiti,A fiis inten-
tion 9f opptsing. the was corning clown to the
llotte.• hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman
would
.delJy for a short tnne the ptogvess of the
13id.

The CIIANCk,'LLOII of the EkcHEquER acquiesced
the.suLteation.
_

Mr.-SxxartuAN stated tn. the House that lie Itad
juscmet the Hon. Gentleman on the stairs, return-
ing from 1-I.le Bullibn Committee. The Hon..Ment-
ber then withdrew.

He shortly returned, and stated, he since learned,
that the Hon. Gotnientan liad left t:ie House.
Ihe CHANCk,LLOR Of the EXCHEQUER then ob-
...,.tved,,tlitit z;ny motion relaave io the Droits of the
.Adotiralty might be-preferred tiPr as *ell as before
sic Bill. He movtd, that it should be now read a
third tare..

Mr. CALCRAFT expressed his determination of op-
ro.3i!';g the Bill, and (Ailed for a division.
Fur. the third resdirig
Against it

Majority - ---t9
On our rc-adtr.ission to the Gallery we fund

Air. H. MARTINI speaking on the question that

the same Bill should pass. ,He begged the Hotmc to
recollect the situation. in which the people were
:.placed ; it appeared from accounts in his posse•sion,
'that since Jan. •5, 1794, two millions capital had
been added to the national debt. He Would be glad
to bear a satistadory explanation, if the present me-
' t 1,.;
,was pursued of providing for the House of
of how it could be done without adding
to this debt. The House could not be ignorant of
the large sums which go into what is called his Ma-
jesty's Privy Purse,-to enable him to perform such
ads of generosity as he should think fir. He thought
the 1-I,,nse,should not be calk d on to load the Con-:
olidated Fund, unless the other resources were ex-
hausted. He did not immediately apply to the
Droits of the Admiralty—he rather meant the 4x per
- cent. which passed into the Privy Purse. All he
wished was that the House should consider the situ-
atinn the Crown was placed in, with respeca to -cer-
London, England, 1810-07-12

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THUIZSDA 1; JULY 12, 1810.

VICTUALLING.OFFICE,

.7 une 29, 1810.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUedL LING
HIS 11121)ESTY's NAVY dg hereby give Notice, That
ons Tuesday, the 3ist of yuly next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed, up), and treat foi• the supply (on

separate ContraasLof what FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVI-
- SIONS and RUM may be demanded for the service of his Ma.
Ijesty's Ships and Vetsels at LimeriCk and the River .sbannon,. in

lietand,j‘r Twelve Months certain, and further until six M,,nthr
warning shall be given for the termination thereof; to be paid
for by Bilh, payable with interest, Ninety days alter date.

The Conditions of the Contrails may be seen at the Secretary's
Office ; at this Office ; or 6y applying to the Colleaor of His
Majesy's Cwtonts at, Limerick.
Na regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall

not be inserted i►t words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the ,3ts t
of 7(4 next, nor unless the Person who maker tha Tender, -or scare
Person un' his be/a/f, attends, to answer when called fo►,' Nor
will any Tender that contains extravaprnl prices. upon 50050
titles-, and prices much inferior to the edl )clue upon others, be'
considered as proper to be admitted.
London, England, 1810-07-12

pleted as have not yet been concluded.• Those
Members already chosen, and such as shall
.be,
chosen pursuant to this Decree, are hereby required
to meet in August tlext, in the Royal Isle of Lean.
As soon as the major prt are there colle6ted, that
instant the Sessions shall be opened, and in the
mean while the Council of Regency shall occupy
itself in removing the difficulties -wh-ch might ob-
strt 61 the design of this solemn Con
(Signed) " XAVIER DV, CASTANOI, Pies." &c.
" To Don Nicolas Maria de~ Sierra."

" This Royal Decree has been conininnicated by
my order to my Supreme Coon. &c. that it may
be printed and published, and poocivally obeyed :
.tor which purpose I command all Presidents, Go-
vernors, &c. in their respective districts to execute
the same, &c.
•'Estevan Varea, Secretary,

gf, I, THE KING."

" tune'ion tBiu."

•
. 4.,

SOUTH AMERICA.

The COuncil of Regenc'y of Spain'and the In-
dic.; being informed that a publication has been
made, purporting to be a Royal Older, of the date
of the t 7th of May last, on the Commerce with
America, which is coottarr to the established law
in• those dominions—we hereby declare, that no
such order has been issued, and we further nirea,.
that all copies of such a.it-iitfous order be collected
and burnt, and that this uotiee be pt.,bli,,hed in the
Gazette of the Regency,'aod other pubiic Journals,
that all may be obedient, thereto."
London, England, 1810-07-12

SUPEIzIOR (UN "CA OF CATALONIA.

The Just:.! of this principality being informed
that some ill-intentioned persons, disregarding the
public good, and those patriotic sentiments by
which all Spaniards should be animated, have dire t,
from sordid motives, to purchase the estates of cer-
tain individuals who haVe emigrated from the dis-
iritli occupied- by the enemy, and_ have done this in
open defiance of the order of the 30th Nov. last,
which makes such pra6lices high treason ; the Junta,
to restrain such offences, again declares the like
practices, so pernicious to the State, treasonable,
and commands that the effects of the delinquents he
confiscated. It also declares, that the properly of
such persons be confiscated, who, having emigrated
on the approach of the enemy, have returned to
their estates, from the fear that the enemy would
scize upon their possesskons.- The value ,r:t acquired
shalt be devoted to those faithful Spaniards who
have been drfven froin their homes, and have pre-
served their integrity. A reward- of 320 ria!s shall
be given to any one who will mention the name of
any offender against this order, and the name of the
info' mer shall
.not be exposed."

MAILS.
flak iv so—l Heligoland, t Waterford. Due-2 Gotten-
burgh, I Dublin, I Waterford.

PRICE OF sTocks
THTS IIAY AT TWILLVL oitLOCK.
Cons A 9 a 1 ex. div. l Omnium -

,1 Ii L 6

SOLIEM QUIS ntc¢ars FALSUM ALMILAT?
London, England, 1810-05-29

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