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London, England, 1810-10-19

C.IDIZ 111,11 L.

CADIZ, Oct. 7.—By the public paper's you will
learn that things are tp.ing on well here.
We have received very favourable accounts of the
happy connneiteement of the operations of the
combined army in Pot tug:il, on the 27th ; and there
is even a repprt in circulation to-day, of its having
pro.duced a complete and dectsive victory, where
the Vreilch are- reported to have lost 20,000 men ;
but this, you will ohs:A-ye, rests on the ipso dixit of
a Portuguese boatman.

In older that the Public may not be deprived of
the last intelligence received from Catalonia, we ex-
tra& the p irticular correspondence received yester-
day, which is as follows :

" General O'DONNEL has beaten the enemy in
imas and its vicinity ; the result of the expedi-
tion has been the taking prisoner General SHUART,
40 officers, 1800 prisoners, and 10 pieces of artil-
lery, wok all the provisions and warlike stores,
NVIIiCII number ofprisoners has arrived at Tarragona
in 76 boats, with all the booty taken from the ene-
my. General O'Dotsrtsm., who was wounded in
the foot by a musket ball, has likewise arrived at
Tarragona."

According to other letters the garrison of Gerona
been surprised, and its fortifications destroyed.
It nbt appearing desirable to the General in Ci,ief
to m tintain himself in it, he abandoned it, carrying
off the prisoners which he made upon his entrance.
This last information we do not give as official.
In the vicinity of the Ebro, Baron de LABARRE
has made 250 prisoners, who marched on the 20th-
of last month for bens.

liOr VILLACAMPA, according to his official re-
port to the said LABAaRE, has defeated the French
in 114mila, taking 500 prisoners, 6000 head of cdttle,
and tour arrobas of silver.

The 'evemy who marched out of Reus to the
number of. GuOu men, are surrounded in Cerrera,
and if they Wish to march to Barcelona, must fight
another battle.

LISBON, SEPT. 29.—We have this moment re-
ceived very satisfaCtork intelligence from our artily,
which we will not delay 'giving to the public, at,
though we have not received the official details,
which we will give immediately that, they arrive.
On the 7th, the enemy attacked in force the
positions of our army; the attack lasted from half
past four in the morning till five in the evening.
The enemy was constantly driven back with im-
mense loss; private letters state it to be Gono killed
or wounded, whilst ours and that of the English
scarcely amounts to 80(:). The General of brigade,
SIMON, was taken prisoner. On the following day
a repetition of the attack was hoped fur with equal
or great success. The condua of the Portuguese has
drawn forth the highest eulogiums from our Alhes.
London, England, 1810-10-19

NAVAL NEWS.

FALmourx, OCT. 16.---This morning arrived Cie
Noctun packet, Capt. VINICOMBE, with Mails from
Cadiz, which she left on the inst. rin which
day arrived there a Poriuguese brig train Lisbon, in
four days ; the Captain teported and made oath to
the same, bef,re Mr. ARCHDEACON, the British
Vice-Consul at Cadiz, that a second battle had taken
place between the French armies under MAssENA,
JuNuT, &e. and the combined Bliti,ll and Portu-
guese tro,ipq, und,q- Lord WELLINGTON, in winch
the former were de;eak2.l with tile loss of 20,00,0
incti thzu the inhabitants of Lisbon were in the
highest spirits possibLf, and preparations were
making fur a very splendid illumination On the
same night she left that place ; the passengers were'
acquainted that this attida‘it was made.

The Tyrian brig, ut to guns, LeutADAvms, is
arrived from Curunna, which she left on the 9th
inst.; it was there reported that the battle un the
4ontlegu remained and continued tor five days; and
that on the last day the French were completely
routed„leaving immense number killed, and
about 10,000 taken prisoners and wounded. It
ap-
pears that a general adion his been fought with the
armies under General O'DosNLitir., and the French
army under M'IIoNALD ; the lattei was defeated
with an immense slanahter : GeOCrai O'DONNELL
was wounded in the kg, cud it was feared am-
putation would be necessary.

Sailed his Majesty's blips Firm and licizuk on a
cruize.

ISLANDS or SCILLY, Oct. 7.—Came iu the-Spanish
brig, p,ostra Isade la Dolor as, ANTONIA JANJUMGU,
flow Cadiz, ith Spanish wool, bound to Lon-
don; also the ship Quaker of London, JAMES CUS-.
TINE, master ; from Trinidad with colonial pro-
duce, bound to London ; the brig Retrieve of
Boston, GIEItISH, master ; from New Orleans, laden
with cotton, log wood, and tobacco, to Gottenburgb,
captured by the. Bagatelle Fiend' privateer, and re-
captured by his Majesty's ship Goldfinch,' Captain
ADDEZLY.

g.—Carne in the Spanish ship St. Anna,
BARNARD() Gemzz, iroster, form the Havannah ;
with sugar and lu.libo, bound to Plymouth, put
under guar suture.
arrived the Dolphin Revenue cruizer, CARTER'
master, and several coasting vessels.
Saiied Majesty's frigate Rhin, and Favourite
and Peacock sloops of war on a cruize.

PLY* OUTH) OCT. 17.—The Hero privateer, be-
longing to this port, has detained and sent in here
the Spanish brig Cureo 'Montego, from Bilboa, m.ith
a cargo.

Arrived the Wolf, Revenue cutter, from a cruize ; the
Hero privateer, froin a crutze ; the Morning Star cartel,
Captain Lavis, from Morlaix ; the Hope, Levet, ftorn Lon-
don ; the Riga Merchant, Kush, from Sunderland; the Po,
Mason, truin Wales ; Rebecca, henna; and Eliza Farquhar,
Lennox, from tiverpooi.

Arrived a man of war brig, said to be the Cheerly, ,
from Lisbon ; but we have not been able to ascer-
tain whether she has brought dispatches, or any
news of importance from Portugal.
Arrived a French schooner, laden with timber,
prize to the Cadmus sloO p .of war.
Arrived this afternoon a Spanish ship of 74 gins,•
but we have not been able to learn her raiwasr, spr
any particulars. "
London, England, 1810-10-19

bailed the !Poll' Revenue cutter on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, • OCT. 18..,--C4ITIe in this day the
Attentive gun-brig from the West Indies; and his
Majesty's ship kylla, with four sail ot transport
flom Lisbon.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Dominica from Hali-
fax; Donegal and Revenge from a cruize off Cher-
bourg!) ; his Majesty's ships Thracian and Sophia,
from a cruize ; Barn Well, Good Intent,
HUNTER ; New Concord, RICHARDSON, from Sunder-
land ; General Doyle, ----, 4Vew Rope, ---,
Oratho, TOZER, from Guernsey ; Friends, WOOL-
RIDGE, from Jersey; Pcesident, STRICKLAND ; and
Unity, -, from Waterford.
Sailed the Phipps schooner on a cruize ; Friends;
HICKS; Unity, MONDAY ; Four Friends, OAK, fat;
London ; Borough, JuDD ; ,
ANDERSON, for Sunderland ; Hannah, BROOKS ; and
George and Margaret, TuomysoN, for Shields.
Came in this afternoon the ship Edward, HOAR
master, from New fork bound to London, laden
with tobacco, flour, &c.

SHEERNESS, OCT. 18.—Came down from Long
Reach, and anchored at the Great Nore, his Majes-
ty's ship Agincourt.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Partridge
Arrived the Pigmy cutter.

DEAL, Oc•r. 18.--At day-break this morning the
Racer gun-brig fell in with off the Goodwin Sands,
three French privateers, which she chased off the
coast, but the wind•being very strong froth the west
there was no chance of capturing them.
Sir linwAttp PELLEW, with about 10'sail of the,
line, is brought up off the North Foreland porn off
Fluibing they will come into the DUWDS next
cbt).
London, England, 1810-10-19

POLICE.

MA R LBOROUGIA -ST F.T.—lileiterttay Daniel Aris
was brought to. this otlice fro it New l'rison, for a
second examination, nu the charge of ha, Mg ass•stcd
and aided in tire of 11,4 11 R The tin-
sine,s was not entered into-at any !cog, 11, the prisoner
having-merely been brought up pro firma, fur com-
mitment for trial. On the prisoner bein,.; asked W t at
he had to say previously to h kft nal commitment ? In
remained silent. By some kind of misn.ke, Ta)lur,
the man who has made de;,ositions r. la. we to the
es-
cape of Roberts and Vincent, a sort of tinder Turn-
key, who is described as having been a messenger
between Taylor and Roberts, was also brought
Mr. CONA'NT refused the evidence of Tylor, be-
cause be had not been brought no by hritent co, fibs,..
he being a prisoner in Cold Bole Fields, to execu-
tion. Vincent was not examined, as 11w Magistrate
bad sufficient evidence before him to commit. The
prisoner was fully committed to Ne wgate to take his
trial at the next Oki Bailey Sessions.
UNION-HALL.-.4aMei BrOoks, the person in'cus-_
tody on suspicion of having been concerned in pro-
curing the key for Roberts, by means of which he
effected his escape, was again brought up, and under-
went another private exainination.—Mr. Barrow et-
tended on his behalf, and contended that William
Folkard having been fully committed, there was no
charge against Brooks which could warrant his fir-
they detention, and that the extent of what. now
ought to be done, woulu be to hold him to bail, to
come forward and .give evidence against Folkard on
'his trial. Ilie Magistrate acceded id this proposi-
tion, and he wls accordingly admitted to bail, hips-
self in 10001: and four layettes in 500 h each.—
Cooper and Broadbent, the other two prisoners, no
further eiidence being produced against them, were
discha ged.
London, England, 1810-10-19

POE7'itY.

We are indebted for the -following elegant and
interesting koduction to the last editiOn of Ina
13AvIAD, MieviAp, &c. recently publ,slied, and in
which, we believr, it fur the first tune appeared in
print. It is so different train the vigorous, ha tnca I
vain of the author's works in general, that we have:
new occasion to adiuire the versatility 'of his ge-

uius.

CRC INWLCII.III LI.

ria:,l- oF MAY.

BY wiLLtAm GI f TO4U; ESQ.

'Though cloud& obscur kt the mowing hour,
keen and ....d6er blew the biast,
And d7izzling tell the' cheerless shower,
As, doubtful, to the skid we past :

All soon, propitious to our prayer,
Gave promise of a brigtstcr <iay :
The clouds di%pe•s'd its purer air,
The utast ni zepnyrs died away.

So hoe we, Love, a day enjuy,d,
Un wini.h we Owl) - and yet, who knows ?
tlay dwell with pleasure iinailoy'd,
And dread nu thorn beneath the rose.

!Bow pleasant, frutn that
view• Vie varied scelie beio'ky,s
Wood.. ships, and sp. ires,aLd, lovelier still,
Tkic chaines' inajestie,tiow

liow.sw4o, as, nidciletitly Laid,
We overhang that long.chrawn date,
To watch the ciitque,'d light rd'shade,
Tliat glane'd upon the shitting sail;

And, when the shadow's rapid growth
PrUclrtrui'd thetwun:tide "how expjed,,
Aiui, .6toug4 unwearied, nuthiug loath,"
We to our simple nical retir'd ;

The sportive wile, the.blarneless jest,'
The careless innut's spontaneous flow,

Gave to char simple meal a zest,
Which richer tables InAy not know:,

The babe that, oil the mother's breast.
Has toy'd And wantun'ti tura white,
Auci, sinking to unconscious rest,
looks up to patch a parting smile;

Feels less assured than thou, dear maid,
When, ere thy ruby lips could part,
(As close to mine thy Cheek was laid),
Thine eyes had open'd ail thy heart.
Then, then, I inark'd the chaaten'd joy
That ligntly o'er my features stole,
From vows repaid (my sweet employ),
krom truth, from iaIIOCCIICC of soul :

While every word dropt on my ear •
So soft, (and yet it seems to thrill)
So sweet, that 'twas a heav'n to hear,
And e'en thy pause had music still.
'And 0 I how like a fairy dream,
To gaze in silence on tne
While soft and warm the sunny gleam
Slept 04 the glassy surfsurfade wide I
And many -a thought of Fancy bred,
Will, soothing, tender, undetin'd,
Play'd lightly round the heart, and shed
Delicious langour o'er the mind.

So hours like momenta wing'd their flight,
Till now the boatman, on the shore,
Impatient at the ►vaning light,
, Reed us by the dashing oar.

Well, Anna, —many days like this
I cannot, niust not, hope to share;
For I have tound,an hour of bliss
Stili follow'd by an age acne.
Yet oft, when memory intervenes---•
But you, dear maid, be happy still,
Nor e'er regret, mid'st fairer scenes,
The day we past on t; reenwich Hill.

A' Mr. Culthard undertook yesterday, fora wager
of 20 guineas,. to go' two miles in ten 'minutes, at
three starts ; to be allowed- two minutes betwixt
each start.. The pedestrian chose a spot of. ground
horn Hounslow to Ashford, and he won his match
by a seconds. He did the first half mile in
nutes and g seconds, and the last is 2 minces and
28 Secintaii..
London, England, 1810-09-03

SMITTIFTELD MARKET, SEPr. 3.

This clay's Market' had a Fen.), good stipply of
prime Bea,ts, and the show of Cattle in other te-
spectS was consider Able ; Veil and Limb are do arer
than our List report ; Beet,•Multon,•and sup-
port .last ;,rice,; and the trade in g,ner.ii wai tole-
rably brisk.—The sales in the Hay Minki.rt were
sumev.-fiat lively ; Hay and Clo,er fetched last
prices; Straw' obtained a better price.—We Subjoin
an accurate statenwnt of the pikes and numbers :
To sink the otlil per stone olBlb.
Beef 4s. od. to 55. 4d. Mutton 4s. od. to ss. 4d. Veal
od. to 7s. od. Pork ss. od. to 7s. od. Lamb 45. M. to
6s 4'l.
I%asts 1710. Sheep and Lambs 17,800. Calves zoo. Figs
200.

51v1ITIIVIELD HAY-MARKET.
Vlay 51. os. od. to t.-)1. os. od. Straw 21. los. od. to 31.
45. od. Clover 81. os, od. to to:. ios. od.

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 3.—There are but short
supplies of Wheat coastwise. to-day, yet as much of
last week's Foreign (about 12,000 quavers) remain,
sales are heavy, and rather lower than on Friday;
Barley and Malt nearly at last prices; Pease, and
Beans of the two kinds fluatiate but little; there
are short supplies of oats, and this trade at little
variation; Flour somewhat lower.
London, England, 1810-12-14

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"NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 15_, I 8 10,
will be aae-.I the Historical flay of

KING JOHN.
king John, Mr. K i• MBLE ' •
Prince_Arthur, Master CHAPMAN ;
t auconbridge, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Hubert, Mr. EGERTON ;
The Lady. Constance, .Mrs. SID DONS.
fio which will be added, the Farce of • •
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE..
Sir Gilbert, Mr BLANCHARD
Captain manley, Mr. HAM E RTON ;
Captain Stukeley, Mr CLAREMONT ;
litggory, Mr. LisToN;
Simon, Mr. SI NI MO NS ;
' Miss Bridget Pumpkin, Mrs. DAV ENPORT;
Kitty Sprightly, Miss S. BOOTH.
~,Places for tne Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, trom Ten
tin Four.
Boxes 's. Second-price 3s. 6d. •--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price
Lower Gallery zs. Second-price is —Upper Gallery is.
Second-price.6d. --No Money to be returned.
`The Doors w:11 be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play,
begin at Haltpa t
11,1codav, The Mountaineers ; with La Perouse., or,
The Desolate island, which, alter that Evening, must ne.
eessarify be withdrawn on account of .the pradiccb for the-
new Pantoinirne, which haS been the greater part of the
6,i inner in preparation.—On Tuesday, Macbeth ; with Miss
1-Lcy, -or, T.le Virgin Unmasked:— On Wednesday,. Gusta-
Vhs Vasa.-- On Thursday, The Merchant of Venice.

-FR POSED NEW. BRIDGE FROM BANKSIDE,
SOUTHWARK,' 'l'o QUEEN-STREET, CHEAP-
STD.

-I'HL PUBLIC is. respettfully informed,. that
110()Ks to. re,:emng Subscriptions tor this Under-
taking, o pelted :it the trioking Houses of Messrs. Smith,
M.,nsion-house-street, and 'Messy.,
-Ittamsbottoins. i:amsbuttom, snd Co. Lombard
street, to whom a Deposit of Two Pounds Ten Shillings
per Share must be paid At the time of subscribing. •

.By Order of the Commo lice' -
1;1-10. and W M NETTL ESH I PP, -Solicitors:.
Grocers' Hall, Nov, z 5, 1810.
Printed Proposals may De had of Mr: tt, Bookseller,
picket-street, Teinpie.bar.
London, England, 1810-12-14

TRANSPORT OFFICE,

Nov.. 24, dro.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Concluding His
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERPIC4, for taking
care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir the Care and Cuito,ly,
of Prisoners- of War, do here& give Notice, that they will be
read), at thif Office, on Tbursda", the 2oib December, 113io, to
receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as Mei be
willing *coma? for VICTUALLING PRISONt RS of
WAR in Hra tb, at Norman Cross, near Stilton, for Six Months
certain, p.m the Ist Fehrua,y, ISt'.
No rendei will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him,
personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Let-
ter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become, bound Tvith
the Person tendering, in the Sum tf zoo a. for the due Performance
of the Contra El.

Farther P4eticulars may de known, 6), applying,at this Office,
or to Capt. Presdami, Ntrman

TR/MSFORT-OF.I,ICE,

• ' Nov. 20,' 1810.
1 HE COMMISSIONERS for Conduciing His
MII,7EST TI? AN-SPORT SERVICE, for taking,
Care of Sick and Woundod Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
-Prisoners of !Par, do hereby give Notice, That they 'will be
ready at this Offce, on Tuesday, the 18th December, f 8 to, to re-
ceiire sealed Tenderi, and Treat with such Persons ac may he will-
ing to cvura, Vor VICTUA LUNG PRISONERS of %VAR
in Health and in Sickness, at Esk Mills near Pennyczeik, in North
Writain, for Six Months certain, j om the Ist Januarys 1811, or
on the day on which Prisoners shall commence being victua4ed
there.

Na Tender :Jill he received after One o'clock on the pa" of
Treafy, nor any noticed unless the Party, or ap Agent for blur,
persouagyatiend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter
Iron, two respect ?hie Persons, engaging to become toiend lull,: the
Person tendering,inth.: Sum of 20001. for the due performance of
the Contral7.

Farther l'a,ticulars may bt: incrzun 6y appo'ing at this Office, or
to Malcolm Wright, Esq. Agent to the said Commissioners at
Greenlaw, near 'Edinburgh; or Capt. Fellow, Esk
Prison.
London, England, 1810-10-26

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FEI DA Y, OCTOBER 2G, 1810.

• - ST. DENIS,
SIR, fitly, to, aro.-
THE OFFICERS of his Majesty's 86th
deeply impressel with a sense ot your gallant
Condatt in the Attain ofthe Bth inst. an its glorious result,
and your kind and humane attention to the Wounded, beg
leave to request yout-gceptance of a Sword of the value of
One Hundred Guineas, which. we are deputed to present to
you, is the name ot rhe Corps as a trifling mark of their
esteem, admiration, :tnd respect.
We have the honour to be, Sir.
• Your must oliddtent and humble Servants,
W. ,S. EDWARDS,
Major 86th Regiment, and Commander.
THOMAS LANPHIER,
Capt. 86th Regiment.
DAVID ,ORRICE,
•
Captain 86th .Regiment.
ro Licut.-Colonel Ilastings Fraser, Commanding '
zst Brigadc,4ro Jce St Denis. L •

ST. DENIS, I
CENT:I.EnEN,' fulv.to,. 1810, .
' am this moment honbured with your Letter of this date,
conveying &aide the.sentiments of esteem and approbation
of my conduct ou the sth inst. by
.the Officers of the S6th
Regiment: . ;
'the glorious result,of that day was the consequence of the.
Bravery and Discipline of the Corps, and the able support ;'
I derived Iroitt the 'zeal, judgment, and ar..ent v.,lour of
every Officer of the Regiment ; it was my fortunate, lot
only to have the honour of commanding so distinguished. a
Corps.
1 accept''with' gratitude your highlyvallicd; present 'of
a Sword,
.and will through life preserve it as in'y proudest
'rro 40, • •
With sentiments; of esteem, respea, and gratitude,,
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,: :
Yuus Most, obediant humble Servant,
HASTINGS FRASER„
Lieutenant.toionel 86tli Regiment.
To ,MajOr_ Edwards, Captain Lanphier,
Captikiii Mortice, and 011441 s of his
Majesty's Bhth

ICT UAL L I NG-0 PRICE,

Oct iB, at,.
THE COIIIMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL LIA G
lIIS MAJESTY', Isl/IVY do hereby give Notices
That on Wedne.day, the 31rt instant, at 3 o'Cliick in the Fo,enoon,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the Vietuallirig,9lfice at Paw.
mouth, in seve,al Lots, a quawity ofOLD STAVES, HEAD-.
LNG, ,IRON HOOPS, eec. lying in hie Majesty's eoq,erage,
at Wet:pill; near Gosport ; and a' quantiti cf O Lt). and DE:
ECTIVE PROV ISlONS,conshting of BREAD,ER EA
DUST, BEEF, FLOUR, &c. tsing in :he Stores of tha,
nee, where anyPersen inclir:abl, to Purchai'e ni.,iy` have the liberty.
of viewing the tame in' the cownton W,rking Mfrs ary day befor7
the Sale.

Alto a quantity of BROKENWOOD-HOOPS, CHIPS,
ec. as Fire-Tvood., , •
The Particular: of'the Provisions will he expt erre I in the'Cata.
loves, which may be bad by apptying to' Mr. Williatti Reeks,
Agent for the Victualling, at Portsmouth.
tt
A Deposit of 25/, per Cern, it to'he made on the amount ol each
Zot, pt the time of Sale, and the Remainder 61 the 1119neypaid
b'Jcre the Stores are removed, for which Thilly Days will be al.
lowed far' the Cooperage Articles, And Seven liays, for the 'PrOvi.
sions, after the Sale.
London, England, 1810-10-26

In a few Days will be published,
-FM, QUESTION concerning the' DEPRECI-
JL ATION of our CU RRENCY stated and examined.
' 13y W. HUSKISSON, Esq. M. P.
Printed for ohn Murray, 3z, f• leer. street, and, r. Hatchard,
Piccadilly, London; W. islackwocxl, Edinburgh; and M.
N, Mahon,
London, England, 1810-10-26

This-Day was published,
In One volume Octavo, price Ss. in boards,
A. TREATISE on the MORBID SENSIBILI-
LA. 1-Y of the EYE,-commonly called WEAKNESSo:
SIGHT.

By JOHN STEVENSON,
Member of the ~oyal College of Surgeons, &c. &c.
Printcd for Samuel Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street.
Where maybe had, just published,
A Catalogue of Books in Medicine, Surgery, Anatomy,
Chemistry, &c: &c. New and second-hand.

.Shortly will be published,
In One Voltime, Quarto, with a Portrait of Lord Charle-
m•nt, from an Original Pit-lure (a few Copies on royal
paperi.
MEMOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRIVATE
LIFE of (AMES CAULFIELD, Earl of Charle-
mont,
lly FRANCIS HARDY, Esq.
Member of the House of Commons in the three last Parlia-
ments of Ireland.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies,- Strand.

Shortly will be published,
In Two large Volumes, Oolavo, a New Edition, being the
Third, of .. D
TSCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS On the
SCRI PTU RAE; DOCTRINES of A'fONEMENT
and Siicii.l Ft C E ; and on the principol Arguments ad.:
vaneed, and the Mode of Reasoning employed, by the Op-
ponents. of, those
,Do6trines, ,as —held by the .Established
hutch. With an Appendix, containing some Strictures On
Mr. Beishant's AcZount'of the Unitarian Scheme, in higi R,e-
view ,ot dlr. ‘Vilbettoree's Treatise. ,
• ' - -By WILLIAM -MAGEE, D.D.
•
Senior Fellow oCTrinity College, and Professor ~of Mahe-
• wades in the University of Dublin. .
Pirated for T. Cadeli and Sli,, Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1810-10-26

Divitounted Cannon.
6 Iron twelve- Sounders, t ditto six-pounder, i brass four-
poundcr.

Mounted on Boxes.
z Twelve-inch iron mortars, t six-Much. brass mortar, brass
mortars.
Total Ordnance—‘B9.
mr,a6B loose round shot of calibres.
1055 case shot of ditto.
225 grape, quilted, and cannister shot.
m moo filled cloth gun cartridges of calibres.
190,010 pounds of gunpowder.
417 muskets and fuzils with bayonets.
80,000 rounds of shorted musket cartridges.
6500 leaden musket balls
900 leaden one-pounder balls.
6200 musket
5 brass blunderbusses.
6 iron wall pieces.
172 boarding pikes.
cutlasses.
7o tomahawks.
- -

The town of St. Denis is furnished with an ex-
cellent powder-magazine and store-houses, contain-
ing the necessary appurtenances for the above-men-
tioned Ordnance and small arms; there are also
several forges, artificers' work-shops, and a labora-
tory, replete with the recriisite touts, im,.lements,
&c. of which a detuled account- will be given' hire-
alter as soon aN time will admit,
Ordnance and Military Stores captured at St. Paul's.
Moui,ted on Garrison Carriages.
rg iron twenty-lour pounders, to ditto twelve-pounders, t
ditto nine- pounder, ditto cii,dt-pousider.
Nlouni ed, on Field Carriages with Limbers.
brass six-pounder, i ditto tour-pounder, z ditto three.
pounders
London, England, 1810-10-26

-ORDYR
.TirE in

• :
HRAD-QUMIT'Lfii,AT• Lx-'
ceilency ilte,Matshat;'
satislaOlon in:pubi;sing to. arni 3 -
tied 0 r'd flr *c f. the Issued. by •
..q:rShal General l',4rd isr...OiliirAW4litiol;4 of.
ilitt,,•liaKine,.,occosinn to tilkkAakkge,i•o, 3j
proof ofolgir hr.thatit coiLitap. in clie4.;;*.k..uf
07111 -of'las! rnsinth Ai that ivliich the fistfitotiY4l
ot v.as..LOrd',V.iseoutit,;V6iltilstoßN
affords. :di. x 1 t:
COPY.--ORDER OF-THE DAY,
•
Adjutant General%.otfice, , onnora, ept. 3e.
JTIWIComnpO4S7T,'T h ie I tha 4s the..Gznerali,
the other offic,!cs, and soldiers o` the. ::rtny, for their
'good conduct dtit!nt'ilie xithOle ;,6?icid in wMch ,
:occupied the position of-137.d,.(.5, and in the acii..)n
;
whith took plate„ withthe 271.11.;-
was` hirnselfa. witness of malty-.priofsinf • intmpidity,
'in the officers and troops, and the General Oaicers:
have communicated to I.ina„others, with respect, to
whiclA,he would not fail of giving ppitticin.to his
. Majesty, and the government of his Royal
testis the Prince Regent of Portugal:
• Every.friend to his country,- .and the liberty of
the world, and 'the whole British army, must, have
o'oservedx with the greatest pleasure, the valOor awf
firmness of the Portuguse troops during.those day
w,fio, equally with their comrades ioarms in the ser-
vice of his Majesty, merited and. obtained,the appro-
hation of Marshal Berestord and the Commander. in'
Chief.

Ittri

Though the, desighs which the enemy Manifested
by his -tnovements determined the Comniander. in
Chief to withdraw the army from theirposition,
which the eneniy was incapable of forcing, he bope,
however, that the unque.4,ionable discipline rind va-
lour of the officers '.and soldiers •wi:t keep' him in a
condition, to trustrate.all the designs of the. enemY,
and to .save this country (where "he British aro)),
has been so well treated) ft om the humiliatink'yoke
with which the enemy threatens it.
. -
Adjutant-Comet-4 MO z IN HO.

PROCLAMATION."
LUC IS DP. SCABRA DA• SILVA.

Gentleman of the Royal Household,.Conimapder
of the Ordcr of, Christ, &c. &c.
The dnties.uf humanny,regnii log that all possiiqt:
assistance should be atfotded, to those persons whp,,
abandoning, their homes, have sought an asylum in
the capital, against the tyranny and oppresssion of
the enemies of this kingdom; and it beiN
.incom-•
patible witty the duties of :the Police to allow these
unhappy fugitives, to perish, exposed to the calamity,
of a rainy season, I order as follows

1. No proprietor of houses
.that .
pre at. present un•
Occupied, shall refuse them to the inhabitants ofthe-
provinces that are repairing to this, capital from the
causes' above mentioned.

IL 'The hire of such houses shall be regulated by,
the rate of the last rent, without the least increase;
and in every case where the ,master or landlord has
received a greater remuneration, he ',hall restore
the same within 24 hours from the date of this no-
tice. 1.

111. Every proprietor who to avoid this re-
striaion, decline putting up
.13dis to let ont.his pro.
London, England, 1810-10-26

SCLIE;%IES (GRATIS.

Hornsby and Co sn,hl the Grand Prizes in the Adel phi
Lottery, Cox's M9seuin.tottery, the Plgot'riamond' Lot-
terv, anal in the First and Second City Lotteries ; also„_
Z,3$S, a 2,0001. No. 1,3;7, a and NO. 3.077, a Vol.
1 in th,rty-two Shares, in the Lottery dra..vrt on
London, England, 1810-10-26

A CERTAIN DISEASE.
nR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine, called C.; UITA SA L UTARIS, may he
depended on tri be a certain, safe, and speedy cure' fee fhe
most inveterate Venereal Di,ease, 'eels, Ulcers, Paii,s
and Obstructions in the Urinary ,l'assa-ges ill either sex ; -ts
operation is by urine and insensible
.perspiratien.. A stigitt-
case is generaily cured in a few da; s, a conbrined Lues
in a short time. inveterate Scurvy,- Fistula •Dropsies,
hetimatisrns, ravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops:" They
rvq,itre notttingtto work theta ow, no testraint of diet, or,
hi.iderance'from business.. Those who take them in ,v
peril ote a'.sound and perfect cure, without the knowlediec
any person whatever. They cause,no sickness, and tik
tient may go about his qr her butitiess without the least
er. Tne large quantities that are daily sold tor exportation
andsloinestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every 'other,
ktt the I:nownworld. Sold by appoitament of Or.
I,reetn4n alt Mr. butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner Of 'Pa-
zernow--.row ; and rwail.by one:or more Medicine Yeriders
in every town, in bottles at 2s. yd. and 4s. 6d. each, with
am: k tgon, • '•
London, England, 1810-10-26

CANAL PROPERTY, BOROUGH WATER-WORKS,
;JUTISH HERRING i-ISHERY, VAUXHALL-
BRIDGI, LONDON AND SURREY INSTITU-
TION SIAARES:
TC BE SOLD' BY AUCTION, .• • •.1
By Mr. SCOTT; .• • • '
On Friday, November a, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart,
1-l All ES in tie MONMOUTH, WILTS, and
0. BERK BASINGS COKE, RUCH-
'DALE, LANCAS t'Eß'and OAKH-AM CANALS. -
.Three SHARES o_f, tool. each in the_ BOROUGH
WATER-WORKS, dividing 51. per Shape clear, per An-
nuli!.'
SHARES in the BRITISH HERRING FISHERY,
VAUXHALL-BRIDGE, LONDON and SURREY IN_
S'l ITUTION
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at the Mart,
and of Mr; 40tr, 28, New 14idge street.
London, England, 1810-09-04

OFi• ICE OF ORDN4NCE,

Aug t 7, ISto.
THE PRINCIPAL OgFICERS of HIS Mil-
ywrs ORDNANCE do bereiy give Notice, 7:bat
Protean!: 'will-be received at their Office, ii; Pug Mill, on or be.
'fore •kkidnesdayobe stb Dv of September ndt, front suck Per-
sone ai,mqy be willing to undertake tf.:e. Supp,s, of CO PP E R
400 P§ fur Servici• of ibis Department, for a period of One
YeJr:

Patterns of the Article may be viewed repro Application at the
Principal Storekeeper'ic Office, at the Tower ; and the Terms and
Conditions of the Contras, together with all further Particulars
may be blow): at the Secretary's Office, in Pall A'lall, afoiesaidt
any 104, betw:en the Hours of Ten and Four o'Cl,ek, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals
for Copper Hoops ;" but no Ploporal can be admitted aoker
the raid sib Day ofSePt. at Twelve o'Cleck at Noon of the same
Day : neither nth!! any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making
it, or an Agent in his Behalf, sbull attend.
By Order of the B2arar;
R. H. CREW, See.

• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,' -
Aug. 22, 18/0.
iHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Md-
jESTPs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, nat
they will ,ell by. Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thrtrsclar
the Erb D.-iy of September next, between the hours of te' and fur
o'clock, s:endly Lots of old aryl unserviceable Olt DIVANCE
STORES, consisting of Harms,- 'Collars, Bit-halters, Rope.
traces, and various other -articles •Cf 'Saddlery, and Harness-
clothing, and sandy articles of Redding, Powcktr. horns, Tents,
and Sand-bags ; Copper, :Steel, and Mixed Metal, Tbuis of
sorts ; Bellows-trge and Hand-carts ; Cartridges, Hides,
old Match, and Fire-engines, with a 7..a,-iq)'of other articles ;
'die whole ej which maybe vkired, upon application at tie H 0...
nlurable Principal Seal eleeper's 01fite at the ToWer, and dt the
kyal Arsenal fat Woolwick,- until the day of Sale, at which
places Printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered .to those Persons'
who in.446,f0r the sain4
. 'By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREII7,ISer.

--'•"I;tivEDEN v. BAMiti,lt.
. 7Thisl):4y was published, price 65.:
THE TRIAL at large of ate AOion brought, by
L9WARD ,LovEDEN Lovu.DEN, Esq. again,t
THOVoS RAY AIOND..I3ARKER, Esq. 'for Criminal
Colivt.fsatiOn't%;ith Mrs. Loveden, in' Ns;liich the Damages
were laid At. 10.0301; 'Tried before Lord lillenbofough and
a Special fury, at ‘I/etatirister, on Monday, 3, 1809.
Tiaten:M ShGrt (land by rvit. G URN Eli.

To which.are added, I'rot:cc3liiigs on the Nlotion for a New
Trial, and the D p sitions of Witnesses in the Consistory
Court of Loßawl Oncluding the IptcA.cepted Corredpondence
between- Mrs. Loveden and Mr. Harker, with the -S•entenee
ulis4vorec, pronounced by Sir William Scott.
Printed for Sherwood.,Neely, and 'ones, Paternoster•row.
London, England, 1810-09-04

CONSUMP rioNs CURED.

•
r HE Inserter :%f this, a Professional Man, who
has, for the last Ten Years, attended many Persons
bduring under'the above Dis4ose, and by his extensive piac-
tice has been so fortunate as to discover a Medicine +sun
Infallible CURE for NSUMPT I 0 NS ; by winch Me-
dicine he has cured many, when given over by eminent Phy-
sicians, and when in the last stage of a Consumption, at-
tended with Cough, Spitting of Blood, and lEacmatous
Swellings of the Feet, &e.
Though the-truth of this bold and unprt-tedented assertion
maY by many be doubted, as Such the Advertiser is .happy to
day, that he tntS it in his power to reter to those he has cut,-;1,
and when given over by some of our first PrOfessionai men.
Under these csrcumstances, and at the request of his F rionds,
and the many Persons he has cured, he therefore now publicly
oilers it to those who are labouring unner the ,bovc.
Letters post paid, addressed for A . 11. Number Sven,•fahn
stirct North, New-road, Mary-le-honne, London, will,hav,.•
inmediate attention.
London, England, 1810-09-04

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, SSPT. I.—Arrived the Prince of
Hales packet, Capt. Dom), in 14 days from Lis-
bon, with NlJiis. It was currently reported at Lis-
bon when she--sale.ll, that the French army had re- •
treated, and•were much in want of provisions, and
that considerable sickness reigned throughout the
army. The Princess Charlotte packet had not ar-
rived out. Alsb 'arrived this day the brig Young
bixon, Capt. SMITH, from London, bound to
Vayal thebrig Peace, URQUHART, Iron) Yarmouth
'for Liverpool ; the DeMfut cl tender, from Plymouth
for Limerick ; aid the Atnerman brig &Ilona, from
Gibraltar for guernsey, -with wine, brandy, Sze,

Late last night arrived the Snake, Capt. Torn-
io!, with Kills (win Gioialiar, M.ilta, and Me 6•
a,;lla j she also touched at Cadiz, troin wheuce'is also
arrived .the Eliza packet, Capt. THompsoN, with
18 days passage; she brings no particular
flews; all was tolerably quiet at Sicily.
The Prince of JYales packet spoke the 117alsing-
4arn packet yesterday, all well.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. a.— Arrived his majesty's
ship Tyriurt, of 16 guns, Capt. DAVIS, from a
truize.

Arrived the Sally, Green, and Star, Christholm, from Lis-
-110n; Betsey, Melvin, from Sutwerland; Eliza,llurstable,
19tiirdcomoc, William, Harrngtoii. —, from WAerfore
Salted his:.VJaiesty's ship Fawn, of 18 guns, Hon.
G. A. CIiOFTON Cointnander, for Deptford ; Rapid
schooner, to id gun., Capt. 111 A ER, with a con-
'lV for the Downs ; Ann, BEN TOCK • for Sunder-
land; and-SurigAiiteEN, for London.

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
eya, and tier acker, Pelican, and Papillon brigs.

Came down the Thames his Majesty's ship. St..
riorsnzo.

LYMINGTON, SEPT. 2.—Saled his Majesty's shit.~
Undaunted, G 05111111): , Study, Onyx, clod eya.
with a hirge convoy of werchantinea for Oporto,
Lisbon, Cadiz, and tlit: Melitetrimean consiiting of
Iledrly 200 sail.

DEA L, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the Oberon ',loop of W'cfr
froala cruiz;-., Skylark, sloop of war from Sheer-

'ss.
London, England, 1810-09-04

r Wards France, we are " saved from the tortors of
'la war" with that powerful\ nation.
What sort of humanity that is, we cannot under-
stand, which so cautiously shuns a war with France,
and yet Would, set the whole power of Great Britain'
at defiance, a power--which, However incompetent
to the subjugation of:our soil, could at onv blow,
enslave or. destroy thotisiinds of our citizens, and lay
-our most populous towns its ashes', if we insist on
r. Yet we have heard people Wt.o appeared to
be sincere, acquiesce' in both. these contingencies,
and dwell with rapture on the goodness of Mr.
Jefferson and his successor, which, with respett.to
France, preserves, to us the blessings of peace ! -
Can we.takea moment's glance at the treatment.
we, are experiencing. front Buonaparte, without see-
ing the utter fallacy of: this pretence ?—From what
• evils ,of` war, 'any, war that. could be inflicted on us
from that quarter; are we protected by the tempotis-
ing spiritless. condna of our Rulers Were we to
acquit eursetyes like a brave and patriotic nation,
what could: the Jwperor of France do mote than
he has done ?
London, England, 1810-09-04

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Aug. 17, di?.
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of BIS. MA-
-A jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or
before IFednesday, the ith day of September next, from suck Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HATS and
CAI'S, for Service o 7• this Department, for a period of Three
Years.

Patterns of the Articles my be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower; and the Terms
and Conditions of the Contrat7, together with all further particu-
lars, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall,
ajoresaid„aly day, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed,
" Proposals for Hats and Caps ;" but no Proposal can be ad-
Milted after ;the said sth clqy of September, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon of the same day' ; neither will any Tender 6e,noticed, un-
let; the, Party making it, or an Agent in his beirAlf, shall at-
tend.

By Order of the-Board,'
R. H. CREW, Sec,er.fly.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

17, .0.
•
THE 13"RINCIPA4 OFFICEI43 of HIS MA-,
jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice. that
Proposals will be received at their (J/fire!, in Pall- Mall, on or
before ll'ednerday, the sth day of Sept. next from .such Persop
ar may be willing to undertake the supply of HELMETS and
CAPS, for Service of this Department, fora period of Three,
Years.

Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at,
the Priniipal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower ; and the Terms'
and Condition; of the Ccattract,togrtber with all further particulars,
nufy 6e known at the Secretary's Ogee in Pall-Mall, afnesaid;
;to. day between the flours of Ten and Four o'Clock, ,where-the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and'ind4rsed, " Proposals
fot Helmets and Caps ;" /..ot no Propora can be admitted,alier
the timid sth day of September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the
same day; neither will any Tender Ge noticed, unless the Paqy
'making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the 80-rd,
.. R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-09-04

SliT

TUESDAY,'SEPTEMBER
‘4, 1810.

~.~.

BUPNOS AYRES.

GAZETA EXTRAORDINARIA DE BUENOSAYRES.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1810. •
PIi.ocE.EDINGs' RELATIVE TO THE ACKNOWLEDGE-.
MENT OP THE REGENCY.
(Continued.)
London, England, 1810-12-13

riik Day were published,
IGHTEEN' VIEWS, of NORTH BRITAIN,
Illustrative ot the WORKS of ROB4R-r BURNS,
with Desctiptions; draWri ilgraved'by fatties Storer and
lohn Octavo, boards, price tos. 6d,
The same Work in Quarto, N'v i Prool Impressions of the
Plales„ boards, tl. • . ,
Cowper Illustrated, by a Series of View (t;) in or near the
Park-of. WestonXtrderwood, with -a Head':ot that •Poet;
drawn and engraved by James Sloterand lohn_Greig. Odavo
Wards, tos. 6,.1.'' • • , - '
_ _ _

, • Ditto, in Quarto, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, '
boards, ii. 6.
Ditto, Foolscap, Oilavo; 7s. ; or Foolscap; 121110. ss. to
illustrate tile smaller Edition, of his Poems. •

"j fourteen Views in Suffolk, NorfOlk,. awl Northampton-
shire, illustrative•of the Farmer's Boy, and other Poems of
Robert Bloomfield, with an elegant Head ; 'drawn and en-
,graved by lames Storer and John Greig. (Mayo,. boards,
los. 6d.

Ditto, in Quarto, with Proof Impressions of the Plates,
boards, 11. is.
• • Printed-tor Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry.
London, England, 1810-12-13

NUMBER 5696.1

w, .
:-t -

NEW THEATRE RO)‘AL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 14, 1810,
will be a dc(l the Historical Opera of

GUSTAVUS VASA.
The Principal Charaaers by
Mr. YOUNG, Mr.*EG ERTON,
Mr. MURRAY,. Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mrs: H. lOHNSTO,N, Mrs. DI CKONS;
Miss BOLTON, Mrs. C. i•.EMBLI:,
Mrs. LIST-ON. !

Places for the. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, Irons Ten
11 Four,
Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price
re—Lower Gallery as. Second- prce . Is. U pper Gallery is.
• cond-price_6d.—No Money to he returned.
Theboors will be opened at Half past. Five,. and the Play
:begin at Half past Six.. •
• Cl' The Public are *respe6lfidly informed' that, 'in pursu-
ance of an Qrder from the High Connopf Chancery, the Per-
formance of the new are of X. V. Z. is, for the preient,
suspended.,
On Saturday, ,King lohn.—On Monday, Hamlet, Prince
°t. "Denmark.—On Tuesday, Maebeth.—On Wednesday,
k.Ustalris Vasa.
The new Pantomime, which has been the greater part of
The Summer in Preparation, will be produced in the Christ-
Inas Holidays:
London, England, 1810-12-13

' LADY'S MUSEUM,
This Day vas, published,
Ornamented with a Portrait of Lady Charlotte Campbell,

- and an elegant Plate.ot the Fashions. price N. 6n.
'-[SHE- LAPY': NIQNTI-ILY :I,II.ISEU,NI ; or,
Polite Repository of Amu:set/lent awl liisfruction, lut
December, /8/.. _ .

Containing, e.
Biography of Lady Charlotte Campbell ; .the Gleaner; an
Spit:We; Sir Isaac Newton; the Power ot.Beauty ; the Busy
Body ; the House on the the 13ank s of tne, Dart ; tty
Literary Spy -; I. C. on ilia AbLises-ot the Theatre;
Anecdote; Peter the Great ; Terrason ; Cabinet of Fashion;
Apollonian Wreath ; lines on the Death of the•-Princess
Amelia ; Cauzunet ; Line; on the Statue of the Dying Gla-
diator; on being 'rept...;,:ried with tne•silence.of my Muse;
Notes to Correspondents ; Index to the Essays, Anecdotes,
&c. in this Volume.' • -

Trintcd for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, p,. Poultry.
Where may be had,

The New, Series a elegant %Vol*, colitaining•Filtr-
four Portraits 9f Royal and Noble Charaders, including the
whole Royal. Family, 0 vas' 56.wcti, 41. IS.
Ditto, vols._ ',alt.-bound., roan backs, 41. ICS.
calf. 41. 14s. 6d.
Or any Volume or Number separate.
London, England, 1810-12-13

BUTLER's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR.
ATI VL. I'OoTII POWDER.
So justly recormnended for W hitening the.T L ETH, Preseri-
lag the r.; U MS, and Preventing that dreadful malady the
TOOTII-A.CH E.
UEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Vea-
' kJ tures, are allowed to distinguish Fair-; but
the Proprietor of BUTLER'S TOOTH POW DER would
beWleave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of
their• Charms loses half its inditence what; the Teeth are
discoloured, or strew a rotten and unhealthy appearance-,this
is the more ihexcusa!,lle, as the ,prcsent Prvparation atibrds
tiletufalhble tneans if removing, every :blemish of the ena-
mel, being composed'of Vegetables.' •
It-is.recornmentled to the attention ofall ranks, as clearing
away every impettedion' either in the colour, or the decay of
the,enatnel of :the Teeth, as rendering the breath _sweet and
delectable, and making the Gums of their proper shape
and v..-rmilion hue; and a certain Prev‘mtative aoinst the
Tooth-ache. No Composition of this kind ever brought for,
rd to public notice, has met- such universal app!obation
and the Proprietor has to, • boast that it is in.daily use of
Royalty itself.
Sold, wholesale and retail cat,M r Ruth r's, No.-4, Cheap.
side, corner of Paternoster_ tow ; Smith, Murray, and Rae-
burn, Edinburgh ; Newbury; Dublin ; 'Trewman; Exeter ;
4:.0cic,rv0,41;, and Haxland Plymouth.; Bi Hinge and .G reg
son, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Man'ebester ; Peck and.
Ross, Hotl ; Crutwell, Bath ; Allnutt, Portsea ; and retail
by most Country Medicine Venders and Perfunters„.in Boxes
at, 26; yd. each.
Of whom may • be had,
B'UTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES
for Coughs, Colds, Asthrthis, and Sore Throats, pile_
ts. 14d. I:er Box.
London, England, 1810-12-13

DIED.
Lately, Lieutenant Itudhall, of His Majesty's ship
was
'
mada, son.of - the Rev. Mr. Rudhall, of Creditors- /3 C. gar
unfortunately drowned oil Brest, with a boat's crew oft
ship, in going to take possession of La Glaneuse privatee.re• of
01 /Saturday last, at Craven-hill, Mrs. Cade,
Leadenhall.street, aged 75.
On Sunday last, aged 29, at Dorset-place, ClaPhal";
Miss Elizabeth Fladen, daughter of the late Robert
On Monday last, at her house at Bow, Mrs. Jar-e
aged 61. • • eat?
On. Sunday se'nnight, in the prime of life, at his cent'
Elm Park, near Limerick, Hickman Rose, Esq. An"
On the zoth tilt-. at Burleigh Wootton, Somerset, our
Gill, who, had she lived till the :st of January, lb I' la-
have been to 3 years of age. She retained she use Orlie
culties nearly to the last, and till within two or three nw"'
had walked about the-parish.
London, England, 1810-07-05

U/Mi. .

On Tuesday the 26th ult. at his house in Upper Berk
street, Portman-square, in the 75th year of his age,
lofinston, Esq. of the Inner Temple, 'many years Cie,' `,l
I ntlidments of the County of Middlesex, anti of the nor.
Circuit.
On T Ilursday last, at Putney, Mts. Darando, in the SA".I
year of her age.
The same day, at Be,:cles, in the 37th year of his ?gel
Mr. Joseph Sparshall, of that pace, one of the society
Friends.
On Tuesday last, Isaac 'Heaton, Esq. of Norfolk,stree
tl
Strand, in the 77th year of his age.
A few days since, at Ramsgate, Major Mercote Bowateft
aged 67.
London, England, 1810-07-05

PORT&GUESE RAPERS.

:A:letter from Oporto, dated June 12, Says,—
"'The British Army had made no advance so late as
the gth ;only a few advanced regiments had changed
their positions, 'for the advantage of more- eligible
, . quarters.

" The river'Agueda has fallen considerably—, but
ri , •
s the opinion; notwithstanding, of many expe-
rienced Officers; that there'will be no action before
the harvest is off the ground.
" The torce of the enemy has-been much exag-
gerated, yet it' is certainly great, and their army, in
point of numbers, isinueli superior to' t hecombined
•
armies, and when it. shall. have-been joined by the
Preneh Division which it is said has entered Spain,.
it will be 'necessary to take every precaution, and
act with the greatest military circumspection. Should
a general action take place, the only -thing which
can, perhaps, compel bur army to retreat, is its
being flanked by some of the Small French corps.
r.lesertiou is still frequent, which is in general attri-
buted to the long inaction of the French. I have
seen a letter from an Officer who holds a distin-
guished situation in the artny,:in which he gives it
as his deeMed ()Onion, that no serious, attack will
be attempted in this country before the middle of
next month.

." The enemy are carrying on thLir,works before
,Ciudad Roderigo, to which place they are bringing
down all their cannon from Salatnanca, and it .is
expected that an attack will be made in a day_ or
two.

." Lord WELLINGTON remained but a few hours
in Armeida. It was reported that JUNOT had lett
Spain for Parse, and that .MASSE;NA was gone ol'\,la..
elrid with Goo horse. On the 3d of June .the French,
bombarded Ciudad Roderigo from three to severe in
the morning. All the British regiments
.are ad-
Vancing.

" A small brig came in last night ; she sailed
from Pori.smouth the 30th of May, under convoy of
his. Majesty's ship Gusizawk : she is gone to Lisbon
with eight transportS, laden with provisions.
" The convoy for Lisbon and the Mediterranean
were to sau in a few days after, under convoy of the..
Lively."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM LIiBON, DATED

JUNE 16.

" Our troops are all in the best possible order,
and in high spirits. .1 have just heard from a friend
at head-quarters, who says he has been' entirely
through the army, and estimates the number of
*nen at p:ieseot
,with Lord WELLINGTON to be
35,000 British and• 15,000. Portuguese. It seems,
however, to be a pretty general opinion, that an
zlction will not take place for this month or six
Weeks."

GERMAN PAPERS.