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London, England, 1810-03-19

Or. FOTHERG)L'S FE:MA.I.E PILLS,

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For the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases peculiar to, the::
orHAT a greater sham of the in :at-males is allot--
11 ted to the Female, more than the other Sex, we have
the authority of Scripture to confirtn. [knee the numerous
disorders which sited women, and subject them to pain and
suffering at..every period of life. But ;hough this is the case,
the same hand which has imposed the but-then, has also'al.
forded the means of relief. lie has provided the plants wish
healing virtues, which, under the guidance of science, should
restore health, sbrthe pain, and prove an antidote to the evil,
Dr.. Fothergtrs Female Pill is a Wonderful composition of
this kind. It .lys nervous irritation, calms. the rapid tu.-
Mali of the blood, gives to the perturbed spirits their regular
course and circulation, and restores the relaxed Sabre to its
proper tone, and settles on the cheek the mantling hue of
health, beauty, and purity. .

Against all tfre irregularities of the sex it is never-fail-
ing restorative; as, in tiieeen Sickness and Obstrudions
Nervous disorders, as Hysterics, B.pasf.Lis, Palsy ; in diSeaies
from a relaxed fibre, as after childbed ; Dropsy, and even
during the pregnant state. 1 t should be kept, by every 4-
male, as a proper'doinestle niedicirie, which she can, at all
times, resort tom an attack of any illness. . •
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. }littler's' 4, Cheapside,
corner faseinoster-row ; Bacot', rio, and Allen, 76, Ox-
ford-strew; Clark, 26g, Borough ; Tort, Royal, Exchange;
and most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes, at 2.5. gd.
cash. • . •

01 whom may be had, Dr. Fothergil's Nervous Cordial
Dropsk so ji►stly recommended for the cu►e of all 'Nervous.
Complaints, in Bottles; price 4s. 6d. and A 23. each.
London, England, 1810-09-17

SiMPFORD GHOST,

The Taunton Courier has commenced its promised
developement of the mysteries of the Sampford
Ghost, by a history of the haunted premises, which
formerly belonged to a Mrs. Bellamy, a dealer in al-
most everyarticle of food and raiment, and theywere
known to contain convenient receptacles for smug-
gled goods. On the de.ath u.f Mrs. B. the property
devolved to her daughter, who dying, left two female
children, one of whom married a Mr. Jennings,
now resident in London, and the Other died a short
time ago, having previously married a Mr. Talley, a
farmer, who resides half a mile from Tiverton.

Upon the death of their mother,' the respetaive
husbands of Mrs. Talky and Mrs. Jennings became
each of them entitled to a muiety of the premises,
in right of their i.vives,
The premises „remained unoccupied 'some time,
and until Mr. Chave agreed to take them et a rent
of 201. per annum, on 'condition of their being put
in repair.—Those repairs were ordered, by Mr.
Talky; and consisted of a variety of carpenters and
maim's work, the expellee of which, on behalf of
..himself and Mr. Jennings, he engaged to pay. , Bat
the painter's bill coming to a much larger sum titan
one of the proprietors approved, he resisted the pay-
, ment ; and Mr. Talley, the• owner of the Other
moiety, to avoid litigation on so trivial an account,
.signified ,to Chave that he would pay the bill, ob-
serving, at the 'same time, that they (meaning him-
self and Mr. Jennings) "'must right themselves an-,
other way." Chave replied, " I suppose you mean
-I must turn out." " That," says the other, " de-
pends on Mr. Jennings, to whom I shall write, ac-
quainting him with what has taken place."
It was during the delay occasioned by this corres-
pondence, and not before, that the strange-visitations
at Samplord, which have fevered the brains of the
country people; first transpired.
After this the violence and frequency of the
ghostly trisitings became considerabiy ag;rai.'ated.
The servants were night after night slapped, }inched
and buffeted ; the bed was more than oi,ce stuck
full of pins; loud and repeated knockings were
heard in all the upper rooms ; the houSe shook ;
the windows rattled in their casements, and all the

horrors of the horrific romance were accumulated
in this devoted habitation. The vassals of witch-

craft awoke froM their slumbers; -the Prince of,
Darkness held his Court-at Sampford; thousands
assembled io pay him homage; and the tail of his
Satanic Majesty became dignified with a tassel of
very imposing etfeat.

' But Mr. Talley, who is a most respeetable farmer,
arid in possession of a considerable share of good
sense, intimated to-Mr. Chave his intention of re-
maining in the premises one night; and ce-
cupied them him.seif more than two years, as ac-
quainted with every -concealed passage and' secret
recess in the dwelling.
• [Here, on account of a press of temporary Adveitisements
pouring in upon the Editor, he was obtcged to
break
0..• pro-
iniSinK to elucidate the whole znystzry moat satisf.totori:y to
the pumiic tibia 'week.]
London, England, 1810-09-17

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PICTUAL L INC.° FFIC E,
• .1• August 21, I Sic).
"THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
_PAIS MAJESTY'] NAVY do hereby give Notice,That on
Tuesdly, the sltth Sept. next„theyWill ...,erea,b, to receive Tenders
in writing (sealed 4), and treat for the supply of such quan-
tiiies of good sound, strong, and merchantable MADEIRA
WINE, as niiy required for the Service of his Majesty's
.ships and Petrels- at Madeira, for Twelve Months certain, jri,m
the me", Oao6er next; and furthc;, until six Months notice shall
be given on either side foray termination thereof; to be paid
fur by Bills, payable 'with Interest, Ninety days after date.
he Conditions of the contrithY may be seen at the Secreiary's
Office.
No regard will be bad to any' Tender in which the Price shall
not be iniepted in word: at -length, or that shall not be delivered
r•o "the Board before tine o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 18th
of September next, nor unless the Person It* Makes the Ten-
der, oe ions' I erson on his behalf, attends, to answer when called.
London, England, 1810-03-21

THE QUA4TERLY REVIEW.—No. 5, will
be published on' Saturday the 3 rst Inst. price bs. and
will contain Articles upon the following interesting Publica.
tions :
I. Lord Grenville and Dr. Duigenan, on the Claimi of the
Catholics. ,
11. Sir W.. Drummond and Mr. Walpole's. Herculanensia.
111. WallaCe.; or the Fight of Falkirk.
1 V. Gardanne— Voyage dans is Perse.
V. Sir Brooke Boothby's Fables and Satires.
VI. Sir Francis,D'lvernois on the Continental Blockade.
' VI I. Dentrecat.teaux—Voyags la Recherche de la PE.
rouse.
VIII. Sidney SMith's Sermon before the Archbishop of
York.
IX. Peyrard—Ouvres d'ArchimEde.
X. Sir Philip Francis and Ricardo on Bank Notes and
Bnllioo. •
XI.. Leroy de Flagis —Etat de Russie.
Xli. Herbert Marsh's Ledures.
XII i. Euripides—Troades, et Phcenissx, a Burgess.
• XI V. Churton's bile of Dean Nowell.
XV. Thornton.' s.) cesent Stale of Turkey.
XVI. MernoireS de la Conite;:se de Lichtenau.
XVII. Voyage to Cochin China.
XVII 1. Fatal Revenge, by Dennis Jasper Murphy.
XIX. Clarke and iVl`Arthur's Life of Lord Nelson.
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MADNESS rdli RAGE.
• This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, tzmo. price gs.
MADNESS THE R.IGE ; or,.,Mernoirs of a
Man without a Name.
'I ins is an original Wbrk, blend ng truth, satire, and no.
velty. The incidents wi,l strongly interest the mass of Novel.
Readers ; and the deduCtions render it not unwortlf the at-
tention o the man of talents and letters.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and [ones, PaternOster-
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Speedily will be published, in 3 vols. 12MO. •
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London, England, 1810-03-21

EXPEDITIONTO TIIE SCIIELDT.

Copy of -a • Lettdrf otrill.ord Castlerelth- to the
Earl of Chatham, dated zrst Augurs ►BO9 ; -with, four in;
,Closures.—Ordered by the liouse of Commons to be Print.
ed, ►ti9¢rch t. 5

powning„street, 21st Ai:gt.o.;.t, iSog.
My tottn-I'send for your information, intelli-
'getice reczived at the Foreign C)ilice, with rssTleet
to nr)fice given by.. the' Austrians of the rupture of
the armistice;: and also with respec to the, Chief
Command °Lille Austrian army having ty..en given
to Prince' John 'of Lichtenstein, the Archduke,
Charles's resignation having been accepted.
One of the letters, your Lordship will observe, is
addrested to the " General commanding his Majes-
ty's froopi on the Continent ;" and was forwiriLkd
to the Elbe, -undera conception that the late OCCtl-
pa t o 1 etlX hake CI Ind been effected by the advanc-
ed guard of your Lordship's army.
_t .have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) CASTLEREAGH,
of Chatham,. &c.
London, England, 1810-03-21

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at Six Months atter (1,1,e: • • •

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with sundry'other Xlealorandoms.

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but to the o wher.

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Tins Day ;vas fittblisll.ed.

SHORT ACCOUNT ut tire MUTINY in ►he
ARMY of BENGAL, 111 1766; hems preparatory to
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late Motto) at Mamas, now in the Press.

for 1.1 )d, Haley-street.

This Day was published, .
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THE ECCLESIASTICAL an UNIVERSITY
ANNUAL REGISTER, for the Yeas
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(ENCLOSURE IV.)

Copy of n Leter froth -...•••-•].=. to the Cominander in Chief of
the British Forces.
Aug. 3,1309, Five o'Clock,
My LORD,--.1 think it my duty to inform your
Lordship, that on -the 24th ult. his Imperial High-
neSs the Archduke Charles sent in his resignation of
the command of :thejuiperial army; and that the
intelligence of its being accepted by the.Em'Peror
reache him on the 30th.. It will ~undoubtedly be
gratifying to-your Excellency to learn,. that a ps-
,6age in the Arch'duke's general orders, by which he
takes his leave of the army says, that, under the
Auspices of his successor, the brave-PrinCe'Lichteti
stein, the army will soon be led to new glorious
deeds, which seems to imply that the. continuation
Of the war is agreed upon.-
Your Excellency will probably ere this
.have
learned that on the first notice of yonilanding, the
Prince of Brunswick, disdaining to comply with ;the
armistice; set out towards Halle with about 3000
rnen.to join yuti ;'" and that•the French" garrisons Of
Glogau, Custrin, and Stettin, have received orders
io march against the English army under your corn-
brand. they amount scarcely in all to gOOO men.
• I have, &c.
His- Excellency the Commander in Chief of
his Nlajesty's Troops.

The following article contained in a privateVette'r
is not unworthy of notice, as it exhibits an ex-
ample of one of the means by 'w ic h ' Boonaparte
.endeavours to conciliate persons of all seas and
opinions.
ItiIiLAN, NAncti I.—His Majesty has appointed
M. Cologna, Grand rabbi of the Central Cop_
sistorr of the Israelites, a Knights, of the Iron
. Crown.

.CORN-EXCHANGE, MAltcli 2 1 . —The market has
several furcher arrivals of foreign Wheat, with that
on,hand, makes considerable supplies, but not much
coastwise ; fine samples maintain their price, other
qualities dull sale, prime pantzie about .1 i 63. per
quarter Barley and Malt rather lower ; White Pease
somewhat dearer; Oats are in short supply, and,
fine samples are dearer; in Flour 4nd other articles
variation.
Wheat - 82$ a sls a IoSS
Fine ditto nos a. ittis
Ry s
e os a sss
Barley - -34 s a 48s
Malt * a 7s
White Pease -68 s a 75s
Grey ditto -47 s A sas
,Beaas s6s a. 6zs

Tick Beans (old) 46s k Os.
Oats -22 S a .28s a 32,i
Poland ditto -34 s a ;7$ ••4,,d
Potatoe ditto 39 a
Rap:: _Seed. • - 461.
Fine Flour - bis a 973
Seconds - tc'os

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London, England, 1810-03-21

This Day. was publish:-d; priceLoicds,
PRINCE; translated how .the. Qiiginal
1' Italian of NI Cut)Lo lil AV ELIA. To which
is -piefixecl introduction, skewing, the close Analogy
Weer} the Principles of Machiavelli and the Aetions of
Buonaparte.
By J. SCOTT BYERLEY.
• " To translate 4 The Prince' of is to write
the ,Izik of Buon:ttiarte,,and the Secret Elistory of the Court
of Sr. Cloud:" Vide I n troduction.,

London: Printed for Slier‘:vood, Neely, and Zoned, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1810-01-13

JAMAICA PAPERS

KINGsToN,Nov. 4.—The Cleopatra frigate, Capt.
PECHELL, arrived on Saturday trom Halifax, in
22 days, with dispatches from Lieutenant-General
Sir G. PREVOST, K. B. to Major-General COMP'
CHAEL.' Off Porto-Rico, on the 24th ult. she spoke
the Bramble schopne'r, of 10 guns, Lieut. FLEMING,
cruizing ; and on the 26th ult. fell in with the
Eurydice frigate, of 24 guns, Capt. BRADSHAW ; and
the Holly schooner, of eight guns, Lieut. TREACHER,
bound to Halifax.

The following is a list of the squadron at Halifax
when the Cleopatra sailed, , &c.
Pompke, Centurion, Milan, Melampus, The-
tis, /Ealus, Squirrel, Emulous, Indian, La Bonne Citoy.
enne, Goree.

La Furieuse frigate, of 44 guns, lately captured by
La Bonne Cito. yenne, has been commissioned, and
the command of her given to Capt. SrmrsoN, late of
the Goree sloop, of wat.

The Niobe sailed from Portsmouth on the Ist of
September, having under her convoy 11 sail of mer-
chantmen bound to the Southern Colonies and the
Windward Islands. On the loth ult. she anchored
in Carlisle Bay, Barbadoes,. Where the ships Earsdall.
and Robert, and brig Maria, remained. She weigh-
ed anchor the same evening, and the 'following day
three ships for Demerara, two brigs for St. Vincent,
the ships Diligence and Tottenham, with naval stores,
for Antigua, and the ship Neva, DENT, for the Bay
of Honduras, separated from her.
The Sir Godfrey Ifebster also sailed' from 'Ports-
mouth on the Ist of September, and on -the 3d ult.
to windward of Antigua, spoke La Gloireffigateof,
36 guns, Capt. CAM-HEW, five days from Marti-
nique, on a eruize, all well. On the 6th the Sir
Godfrey Webster ran aground on the Merlin Rock,,
opposite St. John's Harbour, and continued for se-
veral hours, when she was extricated from her pe-
rilous situation by the assistance of several boats
from the shore and his . Majesty's brig Superieure
then at Antigua, and we are happy to state that we

are happy to Mate that she has not received any ma-
terial injury. On the Bth Captain WALKER
proceeded for this island, and on the following day
fell in with the Surinam brig, of 18 guns, Captain
LAKE, from .a cruize off Guadaloupe.

The ROYAL FA,MILY are expelled in town On,
Monday, preparatory to the celebration of her MA-
JESTY'S birth-day, and to remain at the Queen's
Palace till Friday.
Wednesday Earl CAMDEN presented a•Petition to•
his MAJESTY for a license or patent to ere& a new
Theatre in the City df London.
His MAJESTY rode on horseback on Thursday in
'Windsor Park, for, the first time tllis week. His
MAJESTY was only accompanied by Princess Au-
OVSTA, Princess Sol-itrA being indisposed with a
cold.
London, England, 1810-01-13

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, JAN. t o.—This dly arrived the Ame-
rican brig Ranger, Capt. CHEWING, in fite days,
from Bourdeaux, with wine
.and brandy, for orders•
The ship Britannia, MITCHEN, from London (Ame-,
rica) with tobacco and coffee, 53 days out, called
here for orders. The ship Fanny, GLASGOTT, from
London, for Surinam, in ballast The ship Croydon,
WILLIAMS, from Dominica, 50 days passage, laden
with,sugar and tobacco, bound to London.
Sailed the brig Sicily, LIVINGSTON, for Gibraltar;
the Medway, WATSON, for ditto ; the Hamilton,
ALLEN, for Jamaica; and Columbine, PONY, for St,

,Thomas.
His Majesty's ship Growler, with the outward-
bound Portugal and Mediterranean fleet are still de-
tained, waiting the arrival of the remainder of the
convoy Tron Portsmouth, as are also the vessels for
the West-Indies.

, His Majesty's ship Humber is expected to take
Convoy to the Downs, in the early part of next

week.

The packets, with mails from the different sta-
tions from hence, are detlined by contrary wind.

DEAL, JAN. 12.—Sailed this morning the Ocean,
Wexford, and Winchelsea East Indiamen for the
East IndieS ; also the whole of the outward-bound,
under convoy of his Majesty's ship Ariel, for. Ports-
mou t h.

Dovaa, JAN.. 12.—Came in this afternoon a
very large French privateer, mounting 18 guns,
which was taken by the Cherokee sloop of war off
Dieppe.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 12.—Came up to the Mother-
bank, the Swedish ships Terra Nova, Wohnberg,
Am' phion, Lund and Louisa, Frederica, and Wester-
lund, from Lisbon, having heen detained and sent
into this Port.
Arrived the Marlborough, of 74 guns ; Coura-
geaux, 74 guns; and the Peacock.gun-brig, of 18
guns, from the Eastward.
Put back from a cruize off Cherbonrgh, his Ma-
jesty's ship Royal Oak, Donegal, Coquette, and
Owen Glendower. •
Came in the Rapid schooner, of 18 guns, from
Guarnsey.
London, England, 1810-01-13

IMPORTATION.

4, Russian tallow, wax, matts, sail-cloath, deals for vari-
ous purposes, sulphur in floUr, pot-iSh,\Staves, row for fish-
ing, Spanish dollars, black lead, lead; pewter (litarge), log
Wood, pitch and tar, barrila, suinack, arsenic, fish oil, hides,

and lig,num '
It is impOssible to contemplate,: without the .nt
1-nost pride and satisfaCtion, thia(intal;fatlure of every
attempt which has been rpade'-'fb..cistroy•the corn-
puree of this country. BuoNA:,,,,IRTE,- possessing a
great portion of the Continent of Europe, andin-
fh4.-ncing the remainder, thought he possessed the
means of nearly'annibilating the trade Of Great Bri-
t*, 'has tried the experiment, and persisted,
it till the cries of the unfortunate people over whoa]
le-tyrannizeS have in some degree forced him to
abandon it; while our trade contiilis in the most
flourishing condition. The Americans, by a most
extraordinary coincidence, seepvd disposed 'to c 0,..
tirk 4, .
operatemith BUONAPARTE, tremendous Em-
bargo was to put the- finishing, stroke to the corny
Int3,rcial prosperity of poor C.);(1 England. They
too have tried their experitneilt, and have. Succeed-
ed, Iy their own cniessiou, in destroying pear
wc-fthirds of tlNir owr trade, while that of preac
London, England, 1810-01-13

ARTICLES OF EXPORTATION.

f' Vinegar, paper, paste-board, embroidered stuffs,
verdigreas,nils of all sorts, honey, perfumery, corks cut, and
in piece., turpentine, Spanish liquorice, dry pitch, rosin, u-
riper-berry, raw worsted, lamb and kid skins tanned and
Cawed, linen of Brittany, cloths and woollen stuffs of all
finds, velvets and cottons, silk, Worsted, and cotton hoSierY,
cutlery, trirproings, china, work of leather and skins. Those
articles cannot be entered in an greater quantity than one-
fourth part of the cargo. The other three parts of the cargo
pre to be composed of prithitive articles ; those are corn,
'wine, brandy, and fruits.
London, England, 1810-12-07

SPAAISH AMERICA.

GEORGE OF THE SUPRENIE GOVERNING JUNTA 'OP

•THS CARACCAS;

i) Since the period when, by the dire& ion of Divine
rovidence, the" noble inhabitant's of this province
de elated themselve4 free, and 'renounced all.' obe-
tilenee to the Regency of Spain, our cities have en-
ioYeti undisturbed tranquility from domestic enemies.
)
he
the forei
hegnad foes
of a have
authoi n sought tothe wacontemptke us againof all
bow
'ty,
1
11:le Spaniards; but as yet we have been able, • with ,
assistance of. that ProVidence that. prdte&s our
114 st cause, to resist their attempt, and our enemies'
ss,,lave been disappointed. as we are to
ed. the bl rod of our brethren, the people of W.;
.eztlela have been -compelled to draw the sword,
;11)(.1 sheath it in the bosoms of those who- sought
eir destrualion. But, however success may have
attendedthat
our efforts hitherto, we must not forget
,14t. our enemies are powerful mid' resolute—we
,7.11.15 t not forget the vast population tfie,deluded
rlives Of *Cerco'andMaracaibo, supported by the .
tt?fluenee of the Regents, and•the wealth of the ter-
(ltery of Mexico. To'provide against all events, to
treat the endeavours of those iiidtVidijahs;
bound to' us by every tie of affeCtion„ are
,111Ployediti plaits to overthrow our lawful authority,
T°e have deemed it prudent to establish a . military
rye suffisifti'-i for our proteCtion,.fully perSoaded
f the patriotism of our countryinen,.of their will-.
tlgness_to enlist themselves Under the banners of
Jtlstice.and liberiy.-:-Forthis purpose we have-de-
creed as- follows : ,

That an extraordinary corps, consisting of 4000
'len, shall be raised for the public defence.
2. That the force shall he coinposed of all persons
tc
' all ages bk tween 17 and 47.
3. That'all persons wi.hin these ages shall, with-
I,lt delay, enlist himself under the banners of 'the
\''Dvernment, and proceed to the places of rendez-
I'Qus 'which shall he appointed,
4. That this force shall be at the dispoSarof the
n
‘lavernthent, to pkoceed to such part of 'the country
"18 may be deemed expedient.
S. That each man who is unable to maintain him-
Ilea., shall receive regular pay. •
G. That the troops raised shall.be diVided into six
l'egiments, all the officers of which shall be appointedb
Y the soldiers, the J.lnta of Government having
~'-`le power of dismissing them, on proof of ill con-
'ua• This dismissal shall not take place till aUer
.•
trial and Conviction. _ _ •

7. That the Commander in Chief, 'and the Mi-
. 0,
!I second and third in command, shall LI I: 11,0ini-
llated by the Government of Abe Caraccas.
Thee Supreme Junta cannot conclude Ibis. Edia.
Without exhorting all- their countrymen, warn in
Ppe cause of independence, to lose no time in de-
ering in their names, and hastening to the place
°f rendezvOnS.
London, England, 1810-09-10

NEU

We have just received accounts fromgorrolk
of the appearance of several ships of war off
the CrtpeS, the United Slides frigate, with some
smaller vessels in, that harbour,. have been order-
ed: down to prevent their entering the waters 'of the
United States (accOrding to the late Act for exclnd-
ing all armed vessels). It was feared there would
be something serious. • ,
London, England, 1810-06-08

NAVAL Nt\A".3

P4YA:6UTH, JUNE 6.—r—ltear Adiniral Sir ttICIIARD
KEATS, it Is said, is to have the command in the East
Indies, and is expelled to sail frOm hence in the
course of a few days, with a squadron of frigates,
viz. Armide, Atperieuse, Nisus, and two others
that are expelled here from Portsmouth, the former
?re at this port. It is also said, that Sir hdward
Pellew is to hoist his flag on board the Christian the
Seventh, man of war, which ship is expected at this
Port from Basque Roads, and that he is to have a
squadron consisting of ten sail of the line besides
frigates, &c. their destination is not yet known.

Came down from Hamouze and anchored in the
Sound, the E, figenia Spanish frigate; she has a quan-
tity of arms and ammunition on board, for the use
of the Spanish patriots, and is expected to sail itn-
med4ttely.

Arrived his Majesty's brigs Crocus and Orestes
from separate cruizes ; the Bedford, Nicom.s ; and
Birmingham, GILL ; from Swansea; Track,- DEN-
N Is; from Bristol ; Appledram, GANTLETT, from
Chichester; Providence, BROWN ; and Mary and
Elizabeth, 110S6ETER from London.
Sailed his Majesty's brig Pickle to the West-
ward.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 7.—Came in this day his
111.ijesty's ship .Donegal from a cruize off Cher-
bourg; also his Aiajesty's ship Hussar from Guern-
sey ; and the Antelope schooner from a cruize.

Arrived the Eliza, RANDS, from Tenby ; and Jane,
VERB, from Jersey.

Sailed this day his Majesty's ship Leda with a
convoy for India, which, are as under-mentioned,
viz.—Lord Keith, CAMPBELL; Earl Spencer, HEN-
?SINGS; Larlins, DRUMBLETON Tyne, BROOKS;
Monarch, HAYWOOD ; Hebe, JOHNSTON; and Ba-
tavia, MAYNE also the Santo Anna, DAGG, for
the South Svas. •

Arrived the Fowey, GRIMSTONE, from the Downs
for Gibraltar.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Oberon !o the Eastward;
and the Friendchaft, HOHORsT, for Liverpool.

SHRERNESS, JUNE 6.—Sailed his Majesty's brig
Saline with the Hudson's Bay ships under convoy.
JUNE 7.—Arrived his 'Majesty's brig Pandora,
London, England, 1810-06-08

SALES, eitc

MERINO SHEEP.
• TO SOLD BY AU(7.31(1151, •
At Llolland-House Farm, Kensington, on Wednesday the 13th
of lune, tSto, at Twelve o'Clock,
QEVENTEEN. MERINO EWES,
.with their
Lambs.

one Three-year old RAM, of the Negrette, i. e: Campo
Mange Flock._

The :.bone Merinos were importedlast Summer, by the
express permission of the Government of Spain, to the pre.
sent Proprietor; having been bought by hint from the Ne.
ette lock, then recent y rescued from. the French M Estra.
m4dura.

Also, Six twice-crossed MERINO RY'ELAND EWES,
with their Larnbi, by the above-mentioned Ne4rette Rani.
To be viewed on Monday anti Tuesday Sale,
by application to :William illtnson, at the Farm ; witete-
Catalomics may be hid, awl of Thomas Marti!. and Co.
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FINAIVCE,

Four sets of Resolutions on the Third Report of
the Committee of Public Expenditure have been
printed. • •
No 1. Resolves, that all- pensions in the nature of
superannuations, to persons in the Civil Depart-
ments, in the Navy, Ordnance, or Army,, shall not
be included in the general estimates for thoSe ser-
vices, but voted geparately every year, upon esti-
mates fin- those pensions preViously submitted, to
Parliament..

That all pensions of such nature to be granted
hereafter, to persons in any -other, branch of the
public service, should not be- comp'rised wish thest,
granted out of. the Civil List, but be voted annually
by Parliament upon estimate. •
.That it is expedient to check the further increase
of pensions to those who have served the Crown in.
Foreign Courts, and that no pension.or allowance is
to be in future separately assigned out of the fund
produced from the sale of old naval stores, but that
the whole should be applied to the ordinary services
of the navy.
No. IL Resolves, that an account, shei,vincr the
annual increase and dinainution in the;salaries, e 0-,
luments, and expellees, incurred for
.official services
in all public offices, shall be laid annually before
Parliament.

Thai no pension to a person who has served the,
CroWn in -,Foreign couits, shall exceed ::>OOOl. a
year; sane to abate on his being appointed to a
civil office of equal or greater value, and. to be sub-
jea to.ahaternetit in proportion,. should the.yalue be
less. That the office of Registrar of rite Admiralty,
arn.l High Court of Appeal for Prizes, after the ex-
piration of the interest at present vested in posses-
sion or'reverstin, be regulated; and after providing
a proper sjlary for them, that the surplus go to pay
the other salaries in the office. That the office of
Clerk of the Crown and. Prothonotary of the King's
Bench in Ireland, of Clerk of the Common Pleas in
the Court of Exch(quer, Ireland, and Prothonotary
of the Common Pleas in Ireland, should undergo a
similar regulation.
No. 111. ReSolves, that it is expedient, after the
expiration of any existing interests, to abolish all
offices which have revenue without employment.
To reduce all offices, the duties of which are
performed by deputy, to the salaries received.by the
deputy. . -
That. the sale of offices in the Courts of La'w be
prevented, and part of the emoluments applied to
pay the.Judges' salaries, &c.
That an ;Address be presented to his. Majesty,
praying that he will.dired that .no-further addition'
be made to the Pension List of Scotland.

The Nth resolves, that for the better regulation
of pensions, and the prevention of excess there'll,
it is fit and proper that the. limitations, imposed
by the Irish Statute aad .of his present Majesty,
cap. 34, (directing that the whole amount of pen-
sions-gratited on the Irish Pension List; in any one
year, shrill. not exceed t 4001.) should be continued,

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London, England, 1810-06-30

REVALTIOAT iN SOUTH AMERICA.

In addition to the intelligence which we have al-
ready laid before our readers upon this important
suhjed, we:have how to state that the Governor
fr
and principal Officers have beeti banished to North
America, and a new Governor elected. The , fol-
lowing Proclamation was' issued by the new Govern-
ment, upon its establishment :
London, England, 1810-06-30

CONTRACT FOR DEALS AND FIR OAR
RAFTERS.'
NAVY OFFICE,
yune 2.7, ISt°,
THE PRiNCIPia OFFICERS and COM-
MISSIONERS of HIS 1114JE.STY.'S NAVY do hereby
give Notice, That on Wednesday, the 4th July next, at One
c'Cloik, they will be ready to treat with such persons, as may be
willing to Contract for suppying his 1114;sty's Yards at Chat.
.bam, Sheerness; Portsmouth, and Plymouth, with NORWAY
and SWEDISH YELLOW and RED WOOD DEALS,
and also for supplying the said Yards, and likewise Dept lord and
Woolwich, with FIR OAR RAFTERS, or for supplying any
of the said Yards with.the said Articles.
A Flrm Of the Tender may be seen at this Offlce. No Tender
will be rehrivedafter One o'Clock. on the day of Treaty, nor any
noticed, unless the Party, or an 4gent for-him, attends.
Every Tender must be acoompanied by a Letter addressed to
the Navy Board, and signed by two respssrsible Pet-sons, engag-
ing to become bound npb the Person- tendeting, in the Sum of
fool. for the due performance. of the Contract.
London, England, 1810-06-30

NA\TAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH-, JUNE 29.—Came night the
ship Ike'lliniton,. of LOndOni, Bi‘iit.l3".ol- (late mister), •
laden with cotton, coffee, :cocoa, and sugar, from.
the West Indies ; she sailed from- St. Thomas, on
the 2d of M.siY last, unde:r convoy of his Majesty's
shipßlonde,but on. account of her being a dull
sailer, parted. from the same on the t Ith following.
The Captain 'die'd a few days previous to her sailing;and his wife . .
three days after sailing ; and the mate
being in an slake of health, she was put:incharge
of' an 'Officer 'from the Blonde, in conkclen6e, of
,6-
Atom. -the .....ocomodore. Spoke on the
Yoyage a Spanish. vessel, named the- Casillos, oil the
!estern. Islan6, 19. weeks from Lima, who gene;;
? Sly supplied ti,e TVellin,ton (she 'Oeing in distress)
'with two .casks of water, one cask -ut,provilions-i and
a 1;10431 of. Wine; but would not receive • any'corn
tieusation fiir 'the s ;nie.

-Ht‘s Majesty's ship Blo.ssont gives convoy to ships
boonii to Spain,. Portugal,
.Cadiz, Gibraltar, and the
leditcrriii.l(;,:m. The Dart armedp vessel issues the
ILlttoc-tiotts tor•the abot,e. .

,Malestrs ship Cheerly is appointed convoy to
tle:\Vstord, is far as Ply naoutlW
•

.Cittiue Into- the bzirbour- this morning his Ma-
jestiihip Hibania, of 110 glans, to undergo re-
Pair.

Arrived last night. and sailed again this day his
4,lajesty'S ship .E-e,xterous on a cruize.
„..Arrived...this-day his Majesty's 'ships Druid and
mercury, the former fruai Ply mouth and the latter .1
froni the Eastward.
Sailcd his MajeAy's ship Diana fur a cruize off
Havre. :• '

PL.Y2CfrUTH, JUNE 28.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Imperieu.s'e, with Admiral BOYLES on board, who is
going out to take the‘commarld at Malta.

Arrivtd his Majesty's ship L'Aigle,. Capiain
troin .I:l7naica, with a Mail, wthch has been
lallCled and forwarded .to London.; alsc.arrived the
ketch George and 'lna, JONES, from Belfast, with
4 cargo of Barilla, bouud
.to London, Put in here
15Y:contrary winds; the. sloop Industry, ROY, fron+
Newry, with a cargo of barilla,,bound to ibis Puri
t°r orders.; the bag Resolution, TWOKY, from Gib-
raltar, last from Falmouth, with a cargo of wine,
C. • •

Sailed his Maje Sty's ship Encounter to the West-
Ward; and the ship Pallas 'tor New litunsWiolc.
Went up the Harbour to be repaired his Majes-
Ws..olip Sybille.

DEAL, JUNE 29.—Arrived the Raven sloop of
War from a cruize ; Samuel, SHUGRUE, froul Trini-
dad; Thomas, CLAtix, for St. Vincent's ; Surrey,
14`CLEALAN, from New Providence; and the 4nze-
-4i4,----, from Alicant, last from Gibraltar, and are
railed for the River, except the haven.
London, England, 1810-06-30

ADMIRALTY.OFFICE,

- - -
'June 9, IS to.
NOTICE is hereby givh' that a Session of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal. Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fences committed on the High Seas, within the yurisditiion of the
Admiralty of England, will ha held at justice Hall, in the Old
Bailey, London, on Thursday the tzth of July next,
,at Eight
o'Clock in the Morning. .
CROK RR.
London, England, 1810-06-30

FREA CH .P,IPERS.

PAEIS, JUNE 20.—The tieWS froth de army of
Spain is very' unimportant. •
.-ARRAGON.--The Cormnander in Chief of 'the 3d
Corps gives under the date of 3d June.sthe following
details :

After the Capture of Lerida,General Count &whet
began the siege of Mequinensa. The cperatiOns
were carried on with yigour, and in such a manner
'that he was able to open ttie trenches- both against
the city and the fort at the quite time: • 'The cnetny
made two sallies on the-26th, and theother on the
28th of May. He was both times driven back with
contiderable loss.

• •
' During the' preparatory 'operations for the siege
several aalions took place.
` Colonel Robert, with two battalions., ,carried the
bridge of TreMp, which was defended by njr,ie blind
red men and two pieces of cannon.- • The'cannan
were taken, one hundred men were killed,. and two
hundred made priso4frs.
;Colonel nobert,also. took
possesston 'of a thousand muskets, of a powder And
cartridge-rnagaiinc, and of eight milli'obs-Of: balls.
Messrs..llora, Bergeron,. RoUsseau, BONI' and'Lan-
gevin, Officers of the 117th -were particularly 'dis-
tinguished.
. .

• A single.comPany of rangers belonfting. to the
troops of General Habert . overcame,' at CtrverLl,
two hundred horse and three hundred iutaniry.
The cipture of Lerida,.t.,tmt of 9st.niricth, and the
continual checks expel iehEed by' the insurgents of
Catatonia, haVe- .so much 'discouraged 'them.; that
every, thing announces the,speedy redudion:ol-that
province.' .

ANDAtUkA.-"The Dike or Dalmatia writes un-
der the dMe of the 20th Man that evert thing -is
quiet in the interior of Antialti3iaj that
.the ptwlie
spirit is good, and, that the AlpuNares, are pacified.
The singe of Cadiiis c:irryin,g.on with all the ac-
tivity which thellilliculty orearrtake and the ether
impediments that :the circumstances ci the season oc-
casion.. • The only interesting event in this part of
the army is the li berai of.tioo officers and goo sbl-
diets of the corps ofGenetalDuOont, who hail -been
for a whole year prisanexs on board ,of hulks' at
Cadiz, and who, by a bpld enasrarize, succ~es,ec! :in
joining the army.
London, England, 1810-04-02

GARRISON.

Captain-W. Wynn, on the Retired List of Invalids, to be
Captain of Sandovn Fort, in the Isle of Wight, vice Field
who resigns.

• HOSPITAL STAFF.
lehn Macleod, M.D. to be a Physician to the Forces.
ohn'Plenderleaths, M.D. to be ditto.

Commissions in the Royal London Regiments of Militia,
signed by his Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy tor
the City of London.
•
East Regiment.,
Captain Thomas Paget to be Major, vice Boydell, pro-
moted.
Ensign William F. Pocock, to be Lieutenant,, vice Harris,
resigned.
Charles William Silburn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice FOltUlle
promoted.
West Regiment.
Lieutenant William Tuppen to
,be Captain, vice Edwards,
resigned. • -
'Ensign Samuel Tarratt, to be Lieutenant, vice Bernal, re-
signed.
Ensign I. B. Symes to be ditto, vice Tuppen, promoted.
Edward Coppinger, Gent. to be ditto,
,vice Symes, pro-
motecli

'Lard Chamberlain's Office, March 3t, 1810.

Orders fii. the Court's going into atourning on Sunday next
the :sr of April, for her late Serene Highness the Abbess ok:
Gandershiemy viz.
. . .
The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plein linen,White
gloves, necklaces aud ear-rings, black,or white shoesjans and
tippets.
Undress—White or grey lutestiings' tabbies, or damasks:
• The Gentlemen to • wear, triack full tritnmed, fringedor
.
"plain linen, black swords• and buckles. :. .
Undress.—Grey frocks. .
The Cciurt to change the Mourning on Sunday, the Bth: of

April next ----
The Ladies to trear.black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons,
.fans,.and tippets ; or Plain. white, nr White and gold, or white
and silver stuffs, with blaek ribbons.
The Gentleman to wear hlack coats and black or :plain
white, or white and gold, orriliiie and silver stuff waistcoats,
full trimmed, coloured swords and buckles.
Arid on Thursday, the lath of April, the Court to go out
of mourning.
London, England, 1810-04-02

ESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they
IA.• have on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the
NEW LOTTERY,
Which will begin and fin4h Drawing, on the Bth 'UNE.
The Scheme a on the-same itOproyect priaiple as the last,
having only 5,c,00 Numbers, with 2000401. in Prizes, among
which are

FORTY CAPITALS ;
In addition to these, the Public are presentei with Four
EXTRA PRIZhS
of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has
the chance of gaining. Four Prizes of zosooor. by the purchase
of a 'single Ticket. _

The following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold
at their Offices,
No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-cross ;
•
• and No. 3r, Aldgate High-street:
b,79t - ,C2-o,oou 23,224 - k 10,000 11,599 - - X 5,000
8,82.4 • 20,000 17,612 - 10,000 20,439. .. 5,000
11,070 .. 20,000 20,952 - 10,000 7,951 - 5,000
13,861 . - 10,000 19,50 ... 5,000
9,362 -' • 10,000 7,157 - 10,000 15,984 - 2,000
184 - • 'lO,OOO 4,099 - 5,000 18,112 - • 2,000
226 .I.' lO,OOO 12,035 - 5,000 ' 11,199 - 2,000
8,041""- 10,000 I 231 - 5,0001 17,281_ ... 2,000
23,621 . ' 10,000 I 19,247 - 5,00. L 753 ..,. _ 2„00•
Three of the Capitals were Shared,and Sold at their Offices
in the Last Lottery. ,
•
London, England, 1810-04-02

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Robert Wright, of Watling street, Londim-; wirchouseman
from April 27 to May t;, at ten, at Guildhall.
Wiliam Malcolm, of Watling-street, Lor►don, warehouse.
man, from April 27 to May is, at ten, at Guildhall.

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Local Militia.

, Arnounderness Regiment.
,
To be Lieutenants Joseph Melling, Gent. James Rainford,
Grim. lames Wilkinson, Gent.- Thomas Green, Gent.
William Fox Wilkinson, Gent.
To bp Ensign —Thonias Parkinson, Gent.

131ackburn Higher Division RegiMent. •
To be Major—laines Hargreaves, Esq.
To be Captain—Thomas Holgate, Esq. lames Roberts,
Esq. Henry Hoyle, Esq.
To be Lieutenant - loseph Whittle; Gent. •
Blackburn .Lower. Division Regiment.
To be Captain - Peter llorrocks, Esq.
To be Lieutenant -John Banister, Gent.
To be Ensign- Robert Banker, Gent.

Bolton Regiment.
To be Captain --%;illiam Crompton, Esq.
To be Lizutenants - (auks liarlam, Gent. kichard Fell,
Gent. .Lawrence Taylor, Gent. Robert ' Dean Gent.
Thomas Hewitt, Gent. lames Lever, Gent. (by Brevet).
To be Ensigns—William' Crompton, Gent. lames Holt,
Gent. john Baron, Gent.
Leyland and Orrnskirk
To be Major —Thomas Scarisbrick, Esq. -
To he Captain—William Rigby, Esq.
To be Ensign--John-Goad Swainson, Gent.

Liverpool Regiment.
To belieutenant.:Samuel Fogg, Gent.
To be Ep§igns—Richard Yates, Gent'. Abraham Garnett,
Gent.

Lord Lieutenant. _
tat Eastern Regiment.
To be Second Major - Captain - Morse.
To be Captain Lieutenant -Ropei, vice Morse.
•4 .'e- first Lieute.nant--Second Lieutenant - Shepheard
t.Artee Ryper.
• .
• :-. ..- --ii_r___-' -

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NAVAL NEWS

PORTSMOUTH, JUN/3 b...--CaMO in this day his
Majesty's ship Liana .with a convoy of merchant
Ships from the DoWns ; together with an outward
bound Indianian. • • •

Arrived the Barbadoes packet, DOUGLAS, from
Guernsey ; Maria, GERMAN, and Hope, CHIS..
TIAN, frcm London ; and the . Telanzachus,
from Leith.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Tisiphone from a cruize.

PLYMOUTU, JUNE 4.—Sailed a convoy of mer-
chantmen, consisting of 20 sail, for the Downs; and
his Majesty's ship courageux for Cadiz.

Arrived the Endeavour hired brig, with a Oonvoy,
from 'Wales , also arrived the Eliz'a, ARTHURyfrom
Jersey i.Hope, CiIEAP, from Glasgow ; and Nancy,
JE.NN'INGS, from. Youghat

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SHEERNESS,' JUNE 'l.—Salle, his Majesty's brigs
Met curius and Ylliacki with a convoy to the Baltic.
JUNE .5.--Arrived the Towtt Tender with volun-
teers and imptess&d men for the Fleet.

Sailed !Ili 'Majesty's brig Centinel will a convoy
to Heligoland. -

• YARMOUTH, ..TC7N4 Majesty's ship MMus7
quito has got wt. F-Lsbfp' Sand, and' is in these
Roads. She has lost het' waits.