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London, England, 1810-01-18

CUAMBA UD'S VALUABLE SC/4001. BOORS,, NEW
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a new edition, carefully correded; and very considerably
,enlarged, by H. U. Des Carrieres, A.M. in the Uni-
versity of Paris, of
I.k. NEW DICTIONARY : - ENGLISH and
FRENCH,- and FRENCH and ENQLISH. Con-
taining the Signirication of Wqrds, with their different
Uses; the Ceastructions, Foil .s of Speech, Idioms,
Proverbs, used in bcftli Languages ; the Terms of Arts,
Sciences and Trades. The whole extracted from the best
W rites.
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Of whom may also lot had,
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and English, and EngliSh ' and Fiench, by M, Perrin ;
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edition, as. Id.
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THURSDAY; JANUARY 18, 1810.

BREWSTER's LECTURES.
. This Day was published,
• In One. Volume, Svo. -price,ros. 6d. boards,
LECTURES ON OUR LORD's- SERMON ON
THE MOUNT.
By JAMES BREWSTER, Minister at Craig.
Edinburgh: Printed by j Ballantyne and Co. for john
Murray, F. and C.. Rivington, j Hatchard, R. Ogle,. and
T. Hamilton, London; and Oliphant and Balfour, Brcwn
and Crombie, and j Edinburgh.

PRINCIPAL BROWN's POEM..
This Day was published,
•
In Two Volunies, Odtavo, price 14s. extra
boards, •
PHILEMON ; or the, PROGRESS QF VIRTUE..
A POEM.
• - By WILLIAM LAWRENCE BROWN, MD.'
Principal of Marischai College and Vniversity, Aberdeen,'
Scc. &c.
litEnburgh: Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for
Longman,. Hutst, and Rees,. F. and C. Rivington,- ••I. Mur-
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London, England, 1810-01-18

TRUSLER's USEFUL BOOKS.
Catalogues gratis, at No. 3, Paternoster-row. •
THE Ecoivomisr. Sixteenth Edition. Price
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Systein of Etiquette, 2d 'edition, with additions, 4s.
Way to be Rich and Respects*, 7th edit. 3s: 6d.
Dittinaion between Words esteemed S) nonillions, and the
proper choice of them determined, 2 vols. 3d edit. res. 6d.
Chronology, or an :1 IRliatietic List of all Occuricnccs;
with the dates, 3 vols. iSs.
Also an Epitome for a Pocket Book, 3s. 13th edit.
A Portrait of Dr. Trusler, a tine Engraving and 0:4 Like-
ness, by a Scholar of Baitolozzi, Ss,
Trusler's Memoirs, 4to. 14$.
London, England, 1810-01-18

NAVAL NEWS

FALMOUTH, JAN. 15.-.--Arrived the brig Kings-
moor, BiuTsoN, from Africa for London, with gum,
ivory, &c. 38 days passage ; the schooner Joseph,
SCHOLLER, from Plymouth for Gibraltar, with bale
goods, tin, &c. ; the brig Ann, COctc, and the ship
Favourite, RADLEY, from London (or Jamaica ; the
brig Mary Ann, CASELEY; from London for Cork ;
the brig Mayflower, BARNARD, from London for
Madeira ; his Majesty's brig Peacock, of t s guns,
from Plymouth, to give in,truCtions to vessels bound
to Madeira and Brazils ; his Majesty's brigs Crocus,
BUCK, of 12 guns, and Maros, SNEYD, of 14 guns,
from a cruize ; the brig Jenny, MIDDLETON, from
with fruit, in 30 dvs, has received consider-
able damige, and is very .leaky ; and the Industry,
LEWIS, from London.
Sailed the Duke of Kcnt packet, LAWRANCE, for
the Leeward Islands ; the Eliza packet, SAMPSON,

for New York and Halifax ; the Manchester packet,
DAVIS, for Jamaica ; the Snake packet, Tnomrsorr,
for Malta and Sicily ; the Princess Elizateth packet,
KIDD, and Princess Charlotte packet, KERR, for
Lisbon, with Mails : Also the ship Catharine Ann,
CA CIA,
with bale goods, and the Medway, WAT-
SON,- for Gibraltar; the Hamilton, ALLEN, fox
Ja-
maica ; the Sicily, LIVI NGSTON, for Gibraltar ; the
American ship Commerce, GARDNER, for Charleston;
the Gertrude, CU NDY, for Valentia; the John, Ro-
BINS, for Oporto; and the Industry, Lewis, for
London, England, 1810-01-18

" THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim-Street, Great Marib(,rough-Street..
THE Spring Course of. LECTURES on ANA-
TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SUM; ERY, will be
commenced on MONDAY the astdijanuary inst.' at Two
o'Clock, 4
By Mr. BROOKES. •
Anatomical Converzationes will be held weekly, when the
Afferent Subjets treated of will be discussed familiarly, and
the Students' views forwarded.7-To these none but Pupils
•can be admitted.
Spacious Apartments,. thoroughly ventilated,. and replete
with every Convenience, ate open all the Mornirtg fa; rilg
purpose's of Disseding and Injeding, where Mr. Brookes at-
tends t* direct the Students; _ and demonstrate the various
parts as they appear on Dissedion.
The Inconveniences usually attending AnatomiCal Inves-
tigation's, are counteraded by an antiseptic. Process.
Pupils may he accommodated in the 1-louse.'. Gentlemen
established in Pradice, .desirous of renewing their Anatomi-
cal Knowledge may be/accommodated with an Apartment to
Dissed in privately.
London, England, 1810-01-18

TO THE CLERGY.
CURACY, with a convenient Family House,
and a few Acres of Land, in the neighbourhood of a
Market Town, is, wished for by a Married Clergyriatit, in
Priest's Orders, who is fully accustomed t' the charge of a
Parish,- anti can give, the most respedable refercncs as to
Charatter, and all other particulars.
Direct '(Rest paid) to 0: U. at Mr.,Lloyd's, Bookseller,
Harley-street.
London, England, 1810-01-20

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOt7Trty JAN. 18.—Arrived hi; ,AThjesti
brigs Daring, Lietit HAYES; and Sabine, Capt
'DCiNNOR, froth , Sheerness; the Aurora, LETTER'
'frOrn London ; hew Concord, HERRING; Exchant
CARR j and Jane, Fitosi; from Sunderland.
Came down the harbour and anchored in tlii
Sound his Majesty's ship Helena, Capt. Wl2.lo'o'

FALkOtltli, JAN. 17:—The 013,yard-bound
..sets which have been waiting here a long time su
,remain, and it is now supposed that the cony')
have passed without callinglorthem.

DgA r., N._ I g.--Sailed. his Majesty's ships Mil',
;aur and Princess Caroline for Port mouth.
Arrived the Monarch, Earl Spencer, and LOS
ke.ith Easi
.Ipdigneti, from Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 19 Came in this day 1111
schooner lrengeance, HYDE, from London, for
braltar, witlithe lOss of anchor and cable.

Arrived the. Mary, KNIGHT, from London ;
abella, from Sunderland ; and the galliot
flector,'--.;.-, from Gottenhurgh.
Sailed the Clairndan,' CAZiI.I4SLL, for Rio de P.

&jest)

Captai°
LErriril

;xchar;
London, England, 1810-03-12

STAFF.

The Rev. Archdeacon John Owen to be Chaplain-General
to the Forces, vice Gamble, who resigns.- •

HOSPI:FAL STAFF.'

Staff- Surgeon Thomas Thompson to be a Deputy nspeEtor
of l Hospitals, in the West' Indies only,. vice, Duhkin,
whose Appdininieiit has tt )t taken place. David Thomas
Geilt. to Di. a Hospital- Mate for Genet-al Service. William-
.
Leinoiuus, Gent. to be ditto.
London, England, 1810-03-12

BREVET.

Captain Charles -Letebure, of the Royal Engineers, to be
Majorin the Aiiny. '
The King's Cerman•Legicin.
zd Light Infantry Battalion, Lieutenant George A. Heise to
be Captain of a Company, vice dia Foy, deceased. Ensign
Nicholas Lemmes tlo' be Lieutenant, vice 'Heise.'
London, England, 1810-10-06

FACTORY NE LONDON. '
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
To the best Bidder, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's
Court or Exctiequer,.helore Abel Moysey, Esq Dep•dy
Keinentbranctr of the said Court, at Garraway's Coffee-
house. Exchange.ailey. London, on Wednesday, the taut
Day of Otbaher inst. 'at Twelveo'Clock, in One Lot,
Va:tlable FREEHOLD, ESTATE, callrd
ALDEN HA M FACTO RY, (seized into his Majes-
ty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the Honour.
able George Villiers), consisting of a convenient Dwelling
I louse, aria extcosive ranges of Buildings, spacious Factory
of three Floors, worked .hy a poweriul Steam Engine, ankt
fitted up -for sheering Cloths, and cOnctuding any branch of
the Woollen or Cotton ManutaCtures, to a great extent, well
supplied with water, arid 45 Acres of capital Freehold Tithe
Free Land, in the Parish of Aldenharn, in the County of
llerts, and only 14 miles from London.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Trumpet. at Lechmore.
Heath, near the Premises,, and partigulars may be forthwith
had of him ; also, at the, Talbot Inn, LeedS ; Straffird
Arms, Wakefield ; Bridgewater A.ms, Manchester; George,_
Froome ; Angel, Warminster ; Essex Arms, Watford ;at
the Office of the Deputy KentemOrancer in the .Exchequer.
Office, Inner Temple, London ; of .Charles 'Bicknell, Est':
Solicitor of the Admitalty, spling Garden Terrace ; of
Messrs. Knight and tones,
_ Hare-court. Teinple, (where a
Plan cd tire Estate may be seen), of Messrs.. Hanrott and
Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Claridge,• Pall Mall ;
of Mr. William. Jaques, Hatton Cardeni and at Gar.
rnway's.

BUCKS.
FREEHOLD RICH GItAZING 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 MoyseL, Esq. Deputy
Remembrancer of the said Court, at fialraway.'s Coffee
House, Exchan;e•alley, London. on Wednesday, the tuth
thi of 0 ctober inst..3r 12 o'clock,

•
IN ONE LOT,
AMOST Valuable GRAZING FARM, 'railed
LRouGHTON ASTUR ES. close to the Town of
Ayleibary,(s :lied into his Majesty's hands by virtue of aWrit
61. Extent against the Hon. George -Villiers), consisting of 150
Acres of Tithe Free Land. exonerated from Land Tax, of the
firs( quality, welt fenced and watered, , With a- convenient
stone-built House and Offices.; the whole on hand, and of
which immediate posseisibn may h.: had.
To be viewed by applying to Messrs: Chaplin anti Tinclsl-,
at, Aylesbury, of •w hom printed ParticularS, may be forthwith
had ;-also at theW lute Hart lesbtiry Rose at.dCiow it,
Tying; xpig'sAr4is. Berkliampsteai. White Hart, Nissen.
den ; Essex Arms, Watford ; White. Horse, thibridgel--ti wait,
It ickmers wort h ; at the 0 fficeof the Deputy Keinciiihrrancer,
in the EXchequer Office, Inner Temple, London; of Charles.
lifcknelF,Esq. 'Solicitor of the'Adttatilty, 'Spring GartfenTei.
race ; et Messrs. Kill& 40(i Junes; l lare-c .urt,
%vltere a Plan of time Lotate may he seen.; tit Messrs, Hanrott
and Metcilte, ; and-at Garraway's. •
London, England, 1810-10-06

HERTFORDSHIRE.
MANOR, MANSIONS, AND VALUABLE ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
To t::t, best Bidders, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's
Court of Exchequer, bcfire Abel .Moysey, Esq. Deputy
Rementbrantia of the said Court, at Gallaway 's CofEce..
house, Exciiange-alley, London, on Tuesday, the 9th, and
Wednesday, the Lath Days of October hist. at Twelve
C lock each day,
.In FOURTEEN LOTS,
E R Y valuable FREEHOLD. MATES,
(seized into his Majesty's hands by virtue of a Writ
of Extent against the 1i pourable. George Villiers), situate
in the Parisnes of Aldcnham and Bushey, only 14 miles
from London, cousisling of the Manor, or reputed Manor of
Vigotts, with the Rights, Royalties, Members, and Appur-
tenances. thaeunto belonging. A .most desirable villa called.
Pigotts,' a large Family Mansion, called Deb:ow, an Inn
known by the Sign of the Coach and Noises, twelve Cot_
taxes, a Lawn, very eltible for erecting a Villa, opposite
Hillheld Lodge, and several beautiful Paddocks, containing
upwards of 400 Acres of rich Grads Land, in the Parish of
Aldeltain,• 'Tithe tree, and exonerated from Land Tax • in a
most delightful Country, and in the iiighest a:4e of Culti-
vation, ut which immediate Possession may be had. Also,
a Country Residence, a Cottage, and 2s Acres of Grass'
Land, in the Parish of Bnshey, of which the Land 'f fax is
redeemed.

To be viewed, by application to Mr. Trumper, at Lech-
More Heath, near l'i,;,tts, and to ,ho Tenant of the Coach
and Horses, a. .1 printed liorticulars may be forthwith had
of Limn, and, al•ao at the bsseit Arms, Watford ; the White
Hart, St. Albans ; the Assemoly House, Stanmore ; at the
Office ot the Depull Retneinorancer, in the Exchequer Office,
Inner Temple, London ; ot Charles lin:knelt, Gsy Notici.
tor of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terrace ; ot Messrs.
Knight and I ones,. Hare-court,- 'temple ; where, and at
Trumper's, Plans of the Estate may be seen ;of Mears.Hatirott.and Metcalfe; Lincoln's Inn -; of Mr. laridge, Pall
Mall ; of Mr. William Jaques, Hatton-Garden ; and at
Garraway's
London, England, 1810-10-06

PICTUALLING-uFFICE,

OR. 3, Mo.
THE COMMISVONERSfor VICTUALLING
11 nu MAJESTY', : NAVY do hereby 'give Notice,
That on Friday, the tgrh instant, they will be ready to re.
cave Tender!, in writVng (sealed up), and treat for Three Hun.
(I; oi and Fifty Cluldront (each conststing of Thirty.six Bushel.
Winchester Meame), of PITT's TANFIELI) MOOR,
WINDSOR's PONTOP, or SIMPSON's PONTOP
COALS; to he d,livesed in a whole Ca, go or Calves ; One.
half thereof in Six Weeks, and the other Half in Six 117 eeks.
terw•ards, winds and. weather permitting, diongside the Wharf
of His Itlaje•y's Victualling Premise: at Plymouth. and South.
down ; and to 6e paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, fuser),
days after dare.

, 7be Condiiiatts of the Contrail ma), he Teen at the Secretary's

No regard will 6e hal to any Tender in lOW the Price shuh
not he inserted in wordy at length, or that shall not be de.
livered to the Board helbre One o'clock on the said Friday, the
19th instant, nor unless the Person who ntakmsbe Tender, or
s:,,ne Pelson nn his behalf, attends, to sissswes when called for.
London, England, 1810-05-10

THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1819.,

r CAPITAL PRIZES in
in Shares, at 4, Cornhill, and

I.ATE LOTTERY,
Drawn

-2ctil'October, :849.
2 Prizes of zoom*
.11 - 15,000
3
2
8 Capitals.

. .
tbr the NEW LOTTERY,
Bth of I UN E, are now selli: g
Inds with the usual number of
the Contrador gives
00 WHOLE TICKETS,
gain, upwards of 100,0001 and
hemes to be had, with parti.
:baring-cross, London.
London, England, 1810-05-10

FICTUAL LI N - 0 FFICE,

May f ISto,
THE COMMISSIONE4S 'or ICTUALLING
' His MA JESTY's NAVY-do heriby giVe Notice, That on
Friday, the 18th last. they will be ready. to receive Tenders in
writing(sealednp ),-and treat for One Hitared Thousand Gallons
of WEST INDIA RUM, lobe deli vet ed,Duty free, pont irate.:
houses in which the saute shall have been bonded, into His Majes.
Piebtalling Stores at Pbrtsmouth, one Ifaq thereof in one
Month, and the other Half in one Month alter-wards, and to be
paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date.'

The Conditions of the Contras may be teen at theSectetaly's
Office,

No regard will he .bad to any Tende:r in whlc4 the Price sha./1
not be inset-tea' in words at length, O:Ma t shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the tBth Instant,
nor unless the Person who makes, the Vinder, or some Persins on
his hebal attends to anywer when called Al.

V ICTUALL lIV G. OFFICE,
May I, iSto.
THE COMMISSIO.NERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on TUeiday, the 22d Ina. they will be' ready to receive-Tenders
in writing (sea'ed up), and treat for the supply of what FRESH
WATER shall be required for the use of His Majesty': Ships
and Vessels at, and in thi Vicinity of Falmouth, for Twelve
Months certain ; and further until Six Months Warning shall be
given for• the Termination of :the Conti-at-I. To he, paid Jor by
Bills,Nyable with Interest.; Nitiety Days after date,
The Conditions of she Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at thic Office, or by applying to Mr. 2dhn Mitchell, at
Milor, near Falmouth.

No regard will be bad to any Ten der in which the Price shall
not belmerted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board Nat One o'Clock onSbe said Tuesday, the 32d Inst.
nor unl,ss the Po son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his.
behalf, attends is answer when called for. ' • -

VICTUALLING_OF'F/CE,
)11y 4,
COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
11 His m4yE,sTY's N/1 Y do .hereby glue
That on Frido, the 18th Inst. they wit! be ready to receive
Tenders; in writing ( sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred
Tons •of good sound VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO ; to be
delivered, cue hall thereof in Six Weeks, andthe other half in Six
IPeeks afterwards, into bis. Majesty's lritivalling Stores at the
Ports, and in..the Proportions undermentioned, viz.
• Tons.
Dept ford
Portsmout 11
Plymouth

200
And to be paid for by tr.:y.46le with Interest, ninth days
after 'date.•
The Conditions of the Contraa ,4:y be sees at the Sectetau.'s
Office.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shad
not be inserted in word's at length, or 'that shall not he de-
livered to the Board- before One o'clock on the, said Friday, the
Instant, nor unless the Person who maL•es the -Tender, or
some. Per $Ol7 on his behalf, attends, to a7l.l4L'et rehen called for.
London, England, 1810-05-10

When a reform appeared to haveritakett pace in the
conduct of any convict placed in a Penitentiary
Honse, be
.was not immediately mined out upon
society,
,because,.as
.said before, he- would Come
with. a stain upon his character which might de-
prive, him.of the means of getting his bread honest-
ly, but he was removed from the Penitentiary House
to the House of Industry, without its being to known
to any ,one, except to the Governor and to the per-
son himself, that he was removed there as a convict.
If his-conduct still evinced marks of reformation, be
was enlarged, and then be did not enter- society
'with that stigma which certainly 'would have at-
tachod to This character.- if it had been known
that he came fiom a gaol. The Motion of the
Right. Honourable Gentleman did not relate to
Ireland, therefore he should not trouble the
House any more at present, but he conceived it to
11- his duty to give the House all the'information in
his power upon a subject of such general import-
ance. • He should only add, that he should at. all
times be ready to give the-Hob: 'and Learned
.Gen-
tleinan every assistance in his power in the promo-
tion of the object which he had in view.
Sir S. ROMILLY, atte-nding to the suggestion of
'Mr. Pole, consented' .to withdraw his motion; in or.-
der to, embrace it, and gave notice that he would
bring it forward on Friday, the 25th of May. ,
London, England, 1810-05-10

6H//' 1V C 14' J.

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At the StrupOxFicE, No. t t when,. Advertisements, Orders for the .I"c!Per, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addressed.

ORAVISSND, MAY 7. he
t
Sailed—the Mary and Eliza, Ross, for Cadiz; and -
Amazon, Yeoman, for Nla.ta.

dik ti.
On Tuesday, in Weymouth-stret, the Lady of the -Reif.
Richard Cooke, of a I).iughter.

- 41 411I+II D. 1
On Sunday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Mr. Lowe, roor

Handsworth, Statnrdshire—, to Miss Wyatt, eldest da
of Charles Wyatt, Esq. Bedford-row. of
On the Bth inst. at Knighton, William Knox, Esq
Carlton-Hall, to Christian Ann, elde'st daughter of Fl'
Coleman, Esq. of Storey-Gate House,, Leicestershire.
On Tuesday, at Mary-le-bone Church, C. J. Mills, k 6,7(
of Down- House, G loucestershire, to Miss Hatch, da PI -
of the late lames hatch, Esq tit Ciayhury Nall, Fs e).

LEL.).
. ,
On the 13th of last month, at Nanhoron, North Wades`Miss Edwards, daughter of the late Captain Edwards, °ltl
Royal Navy ip
tin Saturday the 28th pit. of a fever, at his residence'eo
Wardour-street, Soho, aged 25, Mr. john Kennedy. !'''g•
known at the fairs in the Counties near London (for his c

traordinary agility) by the name ot Batten.
On I- riday last, at his house ‘Voodside, nedfctishirgi
john Arkley, Esq of Finsbury- place. to bt
Hie same day, at his house in tfighbury-place, !Milbt
the Rev. William ?airy, 1.).
London, England, 1810-05-28

Try

MONDAY MAY 28, 1810.

SALE of Dr. PARRY's Fine WOOtLED SHE-EP, con-
sisting of about as RAMS, and about too EWES.
A Wish having been expressed by ninny Gentle;•
'CI men, that those SHEEP 'should be Sold by. Public
Sale, instead of Private Contraa; the Public are hereby re-
spea fully•inforined that they will be Sold •by Au6tion
Wednesday, the 6th of lune, aro, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, under the Sheds of the Fhrrn, at Summer-Hill,
near Bath.; where Eight Pieces: of. Cloth and Cassimere,
inanufaaured from the Wool of this Flock, last Seaton, will
at the same time be exhibited.
To be viewed from Eleven o'Clock till Three on the two
days preceding the Sale ; where Catalogues may be had, and
of Thomas Martin and Co. Brokers, No. 63, Coleman-street,
'London.

. Shortly will be fitiblishea,
In Ona Volume Quarto, with a Portrait of -Lord -Charle-
mont, from an original Paelure (a few I.7opies on Royal
Paper),
4ENIOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRIVATE
IVA-LIFE ofIAMES CAULFIELD, EARL of CHAR.
LEMONT, K.P.
By FRANCIS HARDY, 'Esq.
Member or the House of Commons, in the three lasi Pit-

liaments of Ireland.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1810-05-28

This Day was published, Price il. is. sewed.
TETUS TESTAMENTUM GRIECUM, cum
V Variis Leaionibus Editionema ROBERTO HOLMES,
S.T.P. R.S.S. incohatarn._ Continuavit I ACOBUS PAR-
SONS, A.M. Tothi Secunda Pars Prima Librum Joshua
complectens.
Okonii: e Typographeo Clarendoniano.
The Subscribers to the :above work are respelively in-
formed, that their Copies may. be had by applying either to
1. Cooke, Oxford,•or to I. Mackinlay, S 7, Strand, ton-
doe. . •
London, England, 1810-05-28

CATHOLIC QUESTION.
This Day was published, "
In One Volume Quarto, price 105..6d. inboards,
mwo MEMOIRS upon the CATHOLIC
-QUESTION : with an ,E ssay upon the History aKd
Ett‘eets of the CorOnation Oath ; and also an Appendix. .
By lOHN JOSEPH DILLON,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. larrister at Law.
"Bath : Printed and sold by Meyler and Son, Abbey
Church-yard ; and in London by G. Robinson, Paternoster.
row; j. Ridgway; Piccadilly and E. Booker, 56, New.
Bond.street.

17InNII: Dillon the Catholics hare an able, laborious,
judicious, and even 'a courtly advocate, and we cannot either
wish them or the. Empire better than that the- vviiole body
should be animated with the same spirit which is breathed
in these pages ; since a temper such as is here displayed will
more elleaually serve them than the most illustrious ad.
vocate in the Senate."--Dillon on the Coronation Oath.—
Monthly RevieW,

MILNER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS.
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HE WORKS, complete, of the late neve-
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Church, in Kingston-upon--HuR; now first collated awl
Edited.
By the Rev. ISAAC MILNER, D.D. F.R.S. .
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z. PraCtical Sermons • to which is prefixed an Account of
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ti IP IVA 11:-S .

°RAI/113144N MAY 24.
Arrived-the john and Elizabeth, Salmon, from St. Mi.
chael's.
Sailed—the Elizabeth, Smith, for Honduras; Hope, Lai:
for Oporto; Rose in tune, Longhurst, and the Sarah, ."°
ver, for Senegal. zi
_ MAY zi. Arrived—the St. Joseph, Tanvans, from Cad
and the Lord Cochrane; George., from Jamaica.
Siiled—the Batavia and Lord'Keitli, for India.

141)2TH.
On the sth of O&ober, at 13arhamr;ore, Bengal, the Latti
of the Hon. Andrew Ramsey, of a Son. • _.,
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EDINBURGH REVIEW of the CAMBRIDGE.
JESCHYLUS and OXFORD STRABO.
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A LETTER to the-Reverend C. J. BLOOM-
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From the LONDON GdZETTE, May 26, 1810.

Uhilehall, May ig, 18 10.

he King has been graciously pleased to give and
grant unto Lieutenant-Ceneral Sir John Stuart,
count of Maida, Knight of the most Honourable
Military Order of the Bath, and Commander of his
Majesty's Forces in the Mediterranean, his Royal
license and authority, that he and his descendants
may use 'to his and their armorial ensigns the ho-
nouralife augmentation of " a Bend charged with a
sword," representing the'sword, richly ornamented
wiltb various devices, in allusion to the brilliant and
an decisive viaory obtained over the French troops
,oti the plains of Maida, on'the 4th day of July,
1,806, which was presented to the said John
tuart,by his Majesty Ferdinand the Fourth, King
bf the Two Sicilies, accompanied by an expression
tif his gracious -desire that the same should be pre-
'served, with the diploma of the title- of Count of
IVlaida, and be transmitted to posterity, as a memo-

tial of a day so glorious to the British troops and

and to the General who led them to victory, as
well as a pledge of his said Sicilian Majesty's high
regard.

Provided the said honourable augmentation be

first duly exemplified according to the laws of Arms,
end that this his -Majesty's concession, and especial
mark of his Royal favour, be registered in the Col-
lege of Arms.
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MARRIPD.

On Thursday last, at Ewell, Surrey, Mr. It. !chic,
Miss Broadbent. d.
On Saturday last, at Mary-le-boime Church, Rowlo,
son of Thomas Alston, Esq. of ()dell Castle, Pedfurdil",(-'t
to Rose, daughter and heiress of the late Jeremiah
Esq. and of Rose Males, Of' Pisliebury, in the County °
Hertford.
The same day, at .Edmonton, Mr.• Holden, of Upper 1:10'.
merton, to Miss Talbot, of the Grove Hackney. eri
On Saturday sennight, at St. David's Church, in Exet
Mr. John Stokes Bennett, Camedian, to ,Miss julid 1-1m4111.1
daughter,of Richard Hughes, Csq. Proprietor ot the L.Xete
Theatre. •
Witty W' iet,

Mr-. Edward 'titers, o. , hitechapel, to Arriet,
daughter of Tabrum Clarence, Esq. at llumnow, EsseX•

,
• •
On Friday the 1811) inst. in child.bed, Elizabeth, •r Of
Charles Gilchrit, Esq. of Sus bury, Middlesex.
On the f9th inst. Mrs. Rachel •Stace, of Woodford Bridg,ej
fetid of.Nympha Stace, Esq. late of Epping, Esscx. 4gt..

72•
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ness of three lays,i of a mortification of the Bowels, Sir ‘Yi

Liam More, Bait.' in the ,74111 year at his age. aq
On rrigay, aged 67, Mrs. Wetherell, wife of Thom
Wetherell, Esq. ' • act.
On Tuesday se'nnight, at Leicester, in, the prime of 0(
Mr. iohn Wilson, jun. son of Mr. Wilson, Surveyor,
Doughty.street, London.
Lately, at Kentish Town, John Letch, Esq. formerly
Thaives I urn

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CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.

MR:PER RY,Surgeon, No.g,Southampton-street,
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VENT, a Mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and RA-
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attention to. the above Diseases. He May be consulted at
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concretion +f Stone in persons of a sedentary life. The re-
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street, in the confirmed Stone, is another instance; among
vast numbers, of ,the efficacy of this Remedy.
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• This Day was published, price 3s. 6d.
A N INQUIRY into the IMPOLICY of the
.L-1 CONTINUANCE of the P-11.01-IIBITION of DIS-

'ILLATION from GRAIN in GREAT BRITAIN; in
'which its injurions elfeas on 'Agriculture, and its tendency to
prOduee a daiciency of National. Subsistence, are particularly
coosi&red.

s•
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AIIVY-017:FICE;

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Maj. iz, Orr.;
THE principal OFFICEII, aid COMMIS.
STONERS of HIS MA YESTY'S NAPY do hock"-
'eve Notlie, that on Wednesd6i, the 6th of joie nt>xt, at One
o'clock, they will he ready to treat with such Person} as may 6e
viPieg to Contraa for Suppfrini His Majesty's Yard at Pc,ris.
mouth-with PURBEC STONES. •

A Jofm of the Tender kat, be seen at this Office; No Tender
be received after One o'clock on the day y the r, eaty,- nor
'any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent forihiM,atiends.

Every Tendermust bessecrlispanied,Zi, a. Leiiiratia'terwil to the
Niivy Board, and signed 6y two responsible -persons, engagiNg Is
iecome berthd with the Person tendering, in the Suer: of Soul. /or
the due perfortithnce of the Contrstel.-

ILTUALLING.OI. FIG.& ,
May 2t,'
THE COMMI SSIONERSjork ICTUALLING
His MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Nitice, That on
Vuesday, the sib of yune next, they will be ready ic receive Tenderi
in writinejleaied 4), and treat for what CQOPE kAG
STOKES, and TOWI434ADE .COOPL RS! TOOLS, or
TOOLS of equal gOodnessi the service of this Departnunt may
r•egtuire for the spa.e of Twelve Months, to be delive,ed into lfii
Majesy's Yie7ualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid jar by
Bills payable, with interest, Ninicy Days after dare.

The Corldttipns of the CotirraTis 1.1,1 y be ::een at the Sec►etarylt
Offlce.,

_ .
• \ .I\lo;•egard will he had to any render in Which. the Price shall
nut be inserted in words at length, or-that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'CYoek on the said Tuesday, the s:b 6f Ytti:e
next, nor unless the Perron who maker tho:Tendrti or vane Per-
son on his brbalf, intends to anslver when called for.

EXcIIEQUEI: BILL OFFICE, - -
May 16, ISie.
All Exchequer Bills, tearing Interes7 after the rite 4f Three•
pen( e.ballpen►xy per Cenium per Dienz, a7id all Exchequer
Bills dated in_the Month of Tune, 1809,
London, England, 1810-05-28

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

DR. FnEEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine, called GUTTA SA LUTA RI S; may be
depended on to be a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the
most inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleefs, Ulcers, Pains,
and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its
operation is by urine and insentible perspiration. A slight
case is generally curgd in a few days, and a confirmed Lues
in a 'short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies,
Rheumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. They
require nothing to work them off, no restraint of diet, or
hinderance from business. Those who take them may de-
pend on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of
any person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa.
tient may go about his or her business without the least dan-
ger. The large quantities that are daily-sold for exportation
and domeltie use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other
medicine in the known world: Sold by appointment of Dr.
Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa-
ternoster.row ; and retail by one or more Medicine Veridtrs
in every town, in bottles at 2s. yd. and 4s. Bd. each, with
ainvie directions.

AN AR fICLE OF CoMNIERCE.
To EAST and. WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and
RUSSIAN MERCHANTS.
JP. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mer 4
• chants of England, and Traders in gebetal, that for‘the
convenience of Sale, he has placed his JUNIPER'S ES=
SENCE of PEPPERMINT and other Medicines in the
hands ot Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paill's Church-
yard.
JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is well
known as a sate, ette dual, and pleasant remedy Flatui-
lencies,Coutyankholicky pains in the Stomach and Boviels,
Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attendant on
Piegnancy, 'Relaxation, and Lassitude; arising fr,ni tmos-
pher ic Heat, want qt Appetite, Injuries from Inclement
Weather, the Abuse of Spirituous Liquors, and in the Spas.
medic Adeetions of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to
Infants—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a
Family Medicine, or fot the Array or Navy, it will be found
a. valuable acquisition.
.Sold wholesale and retail, by Messts. Shaw and Edwards,
66, St. Paul's Church-yard, but none are genuine, except
each bottle has .P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a
Black Stamp.
In Stepper Bottles, 7.5 o3,—and in Phials 2S. 4d, and as.
10.
London, England, 1810-05-28

TO BE PAID OFF.

THE *LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA-
-8- yEsrrs TREAS:LIRY having given Dir'ealons Pi pay.
ing off the Principal of the abOve-memlioned Exchequer Bills, with-
the Interco due thereon; at the Exchequer Bill Offices in t 1 Receip

of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Tieetekr, the
26th De`y of June, iSto: Attendance will be even [blip
(Sundays and Holidays kttepted) until and inclu Sing Saturday
the t6th of June, tBto, from Ten o'clock in the liforniAs.. till One
'in the Afiernoon,jor the purpose of r'eceivin,g the saMe. And !or the

greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to 61.14
Lists theiy.oi, containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order,
according to the Dates- of the said Bills, and Comfeencement of
Interest, with the principal Suons,-and tiltrrest due tbrreon corn.
• putedfrom, hut excluding, the Days on which they are I espeaive- '
4. dared, to the saidz6th Day of June, inclusive, when the
Interest will cease; and the said Bearers ( beihn• it
trot) are indispensably required to indorse each Bill with
their usual Signature ; and ro write their Names and Re.
s'dence at the bottom'of each, separate List ; and they are moreover
required to attend the Exchequer Bill o,ffire for Payment, and to
*receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts for the same.

If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should he deiti-ous
'recdving payment of the Principal and Interest previore's to the
said 26th Day of Jane► they may he accommodated, on corn.
puting the interest th the Day on which they with to be paid, and
leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto.

Such Persons as may 6e desirous• of having New Exchequer
ipills in luhhole o► in part Payment of Principal, upon marking

New Bills,•and mentioning the Amours!, 'at the bottom of their
Lists, delivefed on or before the 1616 Day of June, may be accom-
modated with New Bills, tarrying an Interest of Three-pence
by the Day, on every One Hundred Pounds, which said
New Bills will bear Date the said 26rb Day of June, alo
and will be delivered on Thursday, the 28th of Jane, and thr
f ollowing Days.

N. B. All Exchequer Bill: dated prior to the tat of ittly,

1809, have been advertised to be paid of, and the intereat thereon
bar erased ; and thole dated in May, 1809, are civertised to be
paid on the 31tb of 11 f ly, ISt°.
London, England, 1810-07-25

l'ilE

'EST.

Extra& 01 a letter from Arthur Young, FAci. Se-
cretary to the Boird of Agriculture, England, dated
Brudfield, Suffolk; July 1 t, 1310, to a Gentleman
near Belfast

" Cobben talked nonsense about the crop, nor is.
there at the time I IA rite the least appenratiee of
mildew, which was mt4t (headed: every thing now
looks well, but hay, new, out of the field, is 61. i
per ton, at Bury St. Edmund's."
The Corn crops, we are happy. to state, speaking
generally, are of great promise ; and no apprelL;ll-
- need now be entertained' of a scarcity. Time
Wheat, though in some places rather thin on'the
ground, is exceedingly well-eared, and has apparent-.
ly escaped the blight which of en anacks it whilst
in blossom ; and the o,,ts and Barley (particular]) the
14tter) have seldom; if ever looktd batter ;
,PeaSe,
'we believe, are universally good ; and time early sov,
turnips have madea.very plentiful appearance above
ground. How cheeringly different is this statement,
from the gloomy predictions of famine, so strongly
insisted upon by some croaking _reporters a few
months back !L—(Lewes Paper.)

SPORI'ING INTELLIGENCE.

WINCHESTER RACES, (tux. 17.

•NV EDN F. SD A Y.

The Noblemen's and Gent►einen's Plate of Fifty Pounds.
Mr. Dilly's bl. c. Japan, 4 yrs old - - - t r
Mr. Asinnole's b, c. Knavery, 4 yrs old - . - a 2
Mr. Douglas's b. c. Rum Dick, 4 )"rs cld - 3 3
6to 4, and z tot on !apaii-3 to i ag,ir.s[ Knavery-5 and 6
to, ► against Dick.
• -

The County Members Plate of Fifty Pounds.
Mr. .I.)nnis's g. g. walked over the course.
1.1-IURSDAY.

The Ladies Plate of .Fifty Pounds, for any horse, &c. that
never. won plate, 114.4M1, cr sweepstakes, of that. value ;
,3 yr olds, Ost.; .1 yr olds, 7st. 12.11).; s yr olds, list. 71U.;
6 yr olds, bst. t3i.b.; and aged, yst. 211 i: The best of Wax
4.lnile heats. •

Mr. Dilly's f. Gamesome, 3 yrs . - 4 1
Mr. W. br. c. Violin, 4 yrs old . 1 .3 dr
S:r H. Alildirmy's br. h. Urtod, 5 rs old' - - z z z
Mr. Pow kW. b. g. Teddy, $ yrs old - - 3 dr

Orton the favourite; after the second heat even betting
between Orton and the filly.

For all ages, a subscription of logs. each 3yr olds, to carry
76;.; 4 yr olds, Sst.•3lb.; 5 yr olds, bst. tilb.; 6 yr olds,
9st. 31n. The last •Wile anu a half.. 'Abe subscriptipn to
be paid to Mr. Weiherby, or Mr. Westlake, cierk of the
Coursc, before starting.
London, England, 1810-07-25

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London, England, 1810-07-25

L I It" REPOIti'

COURT OF ilING`t:l3ENCUtiyLif ,24.„
I THE WHITSTABLE OYST'Eft COMPAiIY. .V. ROSS.
•
•' ' This was an a6lion brought oy the Whitstable
ClY.ster. Fishery Company, to -recover the sum of
tor ten barrels of oysters purchased by the de-
, •fendapt.
The defendant set up as a defence, that the oyk7
ters were not saleable; that by selling,such oysterar
the Company had been guilty of a breaCh of war=
ranty, and consequently were not entitled to recover
for oysters under such circumstances. It appeared,
from the evidence of the salesman, to whom the de-
fendant went t6r the oysters at Billjpgsgate, 'that
they -Were purpl4ised by Ross in the winter' season,'
and during a hard frost.' deposed;that he made
this statement to defendant, when he complained
of the oysters, and,,added, that they were as good
as oysters usually were at that time of the year, and
during such a frost. This he again'repeated as his
opinion.

Lord ELLE' NBOROUdH stated to the Jury; that if
the oysters were as goad as they usually 'were at
that tit»e of the year, and during a:hard tros't,• the
Company hail not been guilty of 'a breach of- war-
ranty, and therefore they --were entitled to 'recover
the amount sued (or. It. had xt been She*ri that
the oysters were not as good as they usually were
at that timed; the year, and 'Older the circumstances
mentioned, -
London, England, 1810-07-25

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long establ' shed
Medicine, called GUTTA SALUTAKIS, may he •
depended on to be a ccrtiin, sate, and speed cure for the
Most inveterate Venereal I)ise4se, c.iceis, Ulcers, Palls
and Obstructiongin the Urinary: Passages in either self-;
operation is by urine and insetisitle
.perspiration. slight
case is generally cured in a few 'days, and a confirmed Lues
in a short time.
,invetitrate Scurvy,..Fistula, ,Uropsies,.
13. heilmatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses; and Obstructions, are
speedily removed. by. these safe and salytary drops..-' They
require nothing to work them Lot; no iestraint of diet, or
hinderance from - business. Those who take them utiy de-
pend on a Sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of
any person whatever. • They cause no 'Sickness, and the pal-
tient may go about hit or Ur business without the least dan-
gei%, 11ie large quantities that are daily sold for exportation
and deirnestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other.
medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of pr.•
Preetnan at Mr. Dutle.'s, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa-
ternoster-row; and retail by one or more Medicine Venders
in every town, in bottles at as. yd. and 45.- 6d. each, with
am ,le dire :lions.

THE TRU E ORR; INivt. I ESU ITs DK° PS •
Are now prepared by .SHAW and, E LJ wA it DS, 66 (,n the
Foot-way), St. Paul's, Successors josepit Wessels.
1 HE JESUITS DROPS have long bi.ten known
and esteemed a sate, ch,:ap, effeCtual, and often an
immediate Cure tor Stranguary, Gleets, Weakness of the
Kidneys, o bladder.; and when taken on the first attack of
Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de-
sired : should the Complaint be far advanced, it will
be necessary .to take, the Specific.. Remedy with the Jesuits
Drops.

The many depredations made on the Property of the Pro-
prietors, compels theM to. give this Caution, that no one
Bottle will be sent out of theit_House 'vitliout " Shaw and
Edwards (Successors to NI r Wessels), 66,_St.P au V:: Church-
yard," engraved on the Stamp'. , •
All others which are sold without the above- Names are
impositions on the Public.
Ask tor Wessels Tesuits Drops.
London, England, 1810-07-25

ADVIcE.

_ •
IXTHEN Men of Professional Knowledge, ,Edfi..
V V .c4tion , and Skill, use persevering endeavoursto dis-
cover the inost safe and effeetnalinethOcrot treatik a feW pre- ,
vailing Diseases, the successful resultrof theityexpericnce is •
the best proof of Superiority, - ,
Messrs. COLEY and Co. re.:ular Members of the Royal
College of Surgeons, after being regularly educated aril
tiated into every branch of the profession, were italuced to
make the Cure of the following Diseases the, object of their .
particular Study, viz,—
l A certain Disorder, frequently contraded in a moment of
intoxication; and its usuat'attendauts, StrizttireS and (fleets,
as also Debility, whether arising • from _excess of drinking,.•
long residence in warm Climates; or a, Secret Solitary Vice,
too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes ;in
the one it will-be found the cause-of Siert lity or Barrenness,
and in the other occasion a numerous train of Nervous
eases, which, if not timely lean:died, terminate in Impotence.
add Consumption.
The result ut a long and extensive Pradice has enabled
them, by a:propier method, to eitedually remove such Dis-
eases, however inveterate or,complicated, without subjecting
the Patient to the least restraint in Didt or E Xereise.; and lil
slight Venereal Cases, where an early upjillca toll is inad •
after discov;ry of the Infection, a perfed cure is' performed
in two days.
Messrs.. Coley and Co. feel it a duty they owe to the
Public to state their. having been many -years in .extensiVe
private Pradice, and that their mod: of Treatment in the
Cure of the above r ornplaints' • has never been known'to• tail '
in one single instance ; and beg to• and, that 'Physicians tit
the very highest ri;spectability_ have honoured_ the-u with
their warmest recommendations,. and the twist satisfactory
testimonials of their success • iii the particular Complaints
above alluded.to.

Messrs. Ci•ley and Co. may be consulted by either Sex
personally Or by letter, with secrecy, liberality, and at-
tention. •

Vatients in the country inclosing a Bank note, are requested
td state the particulars of, their case,.tvite:i Adv:ce and Medi.
cine Will ix forwarded to any part of the kaigdvai—No.
lolin.street, Strand.
London, England, 1810-05-17

Total Supplies
Irish Proportion

England
Irish Proportion of 50,465,0001. -
Ditto Civil List and other Charges

5,936,000

i70,00u

6,106,000

To meet these supplies the Ways and Means
were at follow : -

WAYS AND MEANS.

Annual Duties - .
Surplus Consolidated Fund 1809
Ditto - - iBio
War Taxes • - -
Lottery - -
Exchequer Bills -
Vote of Credit -
Loan ' • - •

k3,000,e00
2,661,60 z
4,400,c00
ty,soo,ooo

350,000
*5,31',660
3,0c0,p00
8,000;000

£46,223,202

* The ExChequer Bills funded in the present

year amount to - -
.
The like amount to be issued for the Ser-

8,311,600

vice of 1810, will beapplied, •
To discharge Vote ot Credit Bills 1809 3,000,000
Towards the Supply of the rear 5,311,(00
'8,311;60o

The proceeds of the Property Tax paid into the Ex-
chequer for the last year, amounted to 13,751,2331.
The assessment was only 11,400;0001 The dd.-.
Terence, therefore (eolle&ed as arrears), was
2,351,2331. It was not right to presume Qn rea,-
London, England, 1810-05-17

EDINBURGH, MAY 14.

. This morning the prison was broken, when Alex?
ander Bailey, alias.Lyonian accomplice of ffl( Queen's
in breaking into the shop of Robert Kerr; merchant-
tailor, at the head of Leith Walk, under sentence
pf transpoJtation, made his escape.. He forced up
the rodf with the end of a form, and let himself
down, by-the•help of the blankets and bed-tick.

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