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THE BELLES LETTRES.

This day was publibhcd, in Two elegant Volumes, duodecimo,
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.IETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPOSI-
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•D.
By GEORGE GREGORY, a D.
Late Vicar of West-Ham, Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of
Liandal?, &c. &c. Bcc,

This interesting work had been sent to press before the lamented
death of the Author, and the manuscript had been completely
finished In the week previously to the sudden illness which termi-
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LECTURES on EXPERIMEN PAL PHILOSOPHY and
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MONEY.

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DORSET.
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ately, or at Michaelmas next,
ALL that capital MESSUAGE, called ED-
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north-east of Bluidford, and 16 of Muddiford (a delightful Wa-
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BIRTHS.
Wednesday, at his house in Upper Brook-meet, the Lady of
John Drummond, Esq. of a son.
At his house, George-street, Edinburgh, on the 6th inst. the
Lady of Mr. James rergkik6n, advocate, of a daughter.
At Kelly, on Monday sennigitt, the Lady of the Hon. Major
Ramsay, of a son.
London, England, 1808-10-17

PRIVATE LETTER -CORUNNA, OCT. 6.

Bilboa is certainly in the hands of the French, w1:o
entered it, it is said, with 32,000 men. General Ney
has the command. The Marquis de Portazzo with.
drew all his troops and artillery, an 3 retired in good
order, taking a position which enables him to wait re.
, inforcement& without molestation.
London, England, 1808-01-09

MANOR, MANSION, 'AND ADC/OWSOI4I.'.
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. ES"I'ATE, with a good HOUSE, and the PERPETUAL
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Isso-Fitsids.

Just published, price 2s.
A P7.ACTICAL TREATISE on STRIC-
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Vsetithin'illtiltration of Mons. Lailier's method Of "radscary airing
rieuares, and also an account of his celebrated bougics, &c. &c.
By T. M. CATON.
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Thomas's Hospitals ; Author of a Treatise on Vaccination,
&c. &e.
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London Popular Monthly Gompentkium of Medical Transac-
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A new Edition of
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Ple-04.

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rTHE GENUME WORKS of WILLIAM HO-
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press), illuarated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chronologic.il
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NEW MEDICAL REVIEW.
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THE LONDON MEI)ICAL REVIEW.-
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works of primary importance in Medicine, Surgery, and the colla-
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the frequent introduction of original matter, will form its peculiar
character.

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CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY.

This day was published, in 9 law octavo volumes, price half-a-
guinea each in bourda, emhtlliihed with numerous Portraits,
PUBLIC CHARACTERS ; or FULL and
ACCURATE MEMOIRS of various Persons distinguished
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. ,
ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUT/ON, BROAD-
-
STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE.
AGENERAL QUARTERLY COURT of the
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Tuesday, the 19th of hunary, 1808, at Two o'Clock precisely,
when two Treasurers, a Physician, and a Surgeon, will be ejected.
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CHURCH EREFf.RMENT.
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with a prospect of early possession. One within 80 Miles
of London, the other at a greater distance. Application from
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EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
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ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
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SPECIM ENS of ENGL ISH PROSE WRITERS,
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MR. PRA'l;l"s NEW POEM, 1 I'ION.
This day was published,
Neatly dose up il3 coloured paper, price Is. 6d. sewed,
THE CONTRAST, a Poem ; ineuditag Compa-
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snOment. Addressed to an English Nellanan —By Mr PRA'IT,
A. thor of S; mpathy,llleanings, &c. &r. ate.—Third Edition.
" As the Poet of humanity, the Author's heart is touched by
aft that is gsn..rons and noble in the human character ; and pri-
vate benevolence and public virtue equally awakened tiovenergies
of his muse."—lonthly Review, October 1808.
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which the animating subject is so particularly calculated to in-
spire."—Satirise, October 1808.
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with the character of the " Man of Blood," the burst of pa-
triotism which gave rise to the resistance of the Spanish Nation,
and the success with which they have hitherto advanced in the
road to glory, rouses all the enthusiasm of tke Poet, in strains not,
unworthy of the Lard," t) " Gray."—Gentleman's Magazine,
October 1808.—Printed far C. Cralock and W. Joy (successors
to T. Osten) Ave meria•lane, Paternoster-row.

1-101.1NSHED'S CHRONICLES, COMPLETE.
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in 6 vols. price £l2. IL's. in boards,
'FI-IE CHRONICLES of J-lOLINSHED, com-
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lie and Robins n, Lor.gman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Cadtll and
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The Chronicles of HoUin shed having become exceedingly scarce,
and from their rarity and value, having always brought a high
price whenever they have appeared for sale, the Bdoksellers have
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They submit to the Public this Edition of a curious and valua-
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it meet the reoeption which they anticipate, they will be encou-
raged to select some others of the rarest and most important of
our ancient Chronicles, and reprint them, in like manner, for the
convenience and gratification of the public.
In the Pfc. as, anti speedily will be published, printed uniformly
with the above, the CHRONICLE of HALL.
This will be . Icceetied by the Chronicles of Fabian, Grafton
Harding, Stow, Spred, ks.
London, England, 1808-12-22

'1 his day was published,
Price 6s. in boards, embellished with a Frontispiece, the Third
. .

Edition of -
'ATH CHARACTERS; or, Sketches from
Life, by the late I'. P. PALLET'', alias ZACHARY.
CCIOSEQUILL, deceased ; with wine Ontis.ions and many Ad-
slitons, aumn;,st which are the Codicil to the Will of P. P. Pallett,
a "otw Preface, a Poetical Invocation to the two Masters of the
Ceremonies at Bath, numerous Notes? Anecdotes, and Illustra-
tions, and a Poetical Address, or rather Dressing, inscribed to the
Rev. A---n N. , and his Coadjutors, the Reviewers
of the British Critic. Edited by Tirnot.hy Goosequill, Nephew
to the deceased Author :—Ftat Noatlnis Umbra.

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said Zachary Goosequill, alias P. P. l'Alett,'efecraied; to which
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COMM! COUNCIL

Thomas's day, the different
London met to elect the
year ensuing. The LORD
for Cornhill, which he re-
was no alteration from last

Wardmotes in the Wards
and Broad-street, whose Al-
attending from indisposition.
Tarcls contested, and those in
place :
IDON WITHOUT.

to custom, is contested.

there are two new Candi•
viz. Mr. Muzzle and Mr.

the poll yesterday, at half
were—

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Griffith . SS
Murrell - SS
Wright - It
Nichols - 10
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BATH.

Monday, the Lady of William Sims, Esq. of Mile-end, of a
daughter.
On the 12th in‘tart, at Couan House, Scotland, the Lady of Sir
Hector Mackenzie, of Gairloch, Bart. of a ton.
Op the 19th instant, at Colonel Cuppage's, Shooter's Hill, the
Lady of the Rev. Charles Graham, of a daLglgter.
In Dublin, the Lady of the Right Han. John Ormsby Vande-
leur, of a son and heir.
London, England, 1808-12-22

Lately. published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand,
A New Edition, being the Fourth, corrected, of
AFAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN
RELIGION, and of History, as connected with the lam-
ductim of Christianity, and with its Progress to the present time.
imended pi iniartly fur the use of Yuurg Persons of either Sea,
dw biz the course of public or of private Education.
By THOMAS GISBORNE, A. M.
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All Mr. Gissolmt's other Worlta.
London, England, 1808-10-10

OXi,ORDSHIRE.

'EE Public are most respectfully informed that
.thi. ;NI ANOR and ESTATE of NORTH wEsToN, in
c.:,,:ifot7N-Ey of OXFORD, advertised to be SOLD by AUC-
TIO', by'Mr. Yrsv•rox, at the Red Lion Inn, at Mame, on
Tee-..day, the 11th iPstant, is Disposed by Private Contract.
London, England, 1808-10-10

PORTSMOUTH, OCXOBER s.

Arrived his Majesty's ship MUTINE, from Africa.
—Sailed his Majesty's shiliSENTiaamis, for Spain.—
Wind N.W.

DEAL, OCTOBER 8.

Arrived the ROYALIST sloop from Falmouth; CRo•
et's sloop from a cruize off Dungeness ; OBERON sloop
from a cruize off Ostend; GLOMEN sloop ; DES. s•
RATE gunbrig from a cruize c.ff Boulogne; BUSTLER,
FEARLESS, MARINER, and FLAMER gunbrigs from a
cruize off Calais.—Sailed the BOLD gunbrig on a
cruize off Dunkirk.
OCT. 9.—Sailed the PERUVIAN, GLOMEN, and Cro-
cus sloops, DESPERATE and FEARLESS gunbrigs. on a
cruize off Boulogne.—Arrived last night from the •
River a large fleet of light trans; or.:, fr,)m which
it is conjectured another embar.:ation is about to take
place from Ramsgate.
London, England, 1808-03-04

This day was published, in Ato. with Plates,
A COMPLETE TREATISE on the CCLTIVA-
TION and PRESAPLATIO:4 of HEMP.
By ROBERT WISSETT, Esq F.R. and A.S.
Clerk to the Committee of Warehouses of the E. 1. Company.
t• The present Work is ;he result of various enquiries and.ex-
periments, made by authority of Government, in order to ascer-
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Asia, and America, comprising a body of facts and opinions upon
the subject, of infinite importance at the present mome.,t.
London : Printed for .1. Hardinr, t. James's-street ; Con-
stable and Co. and 1. Park, Edinburgh ; and 1. Arc'nt.r, and H.
Fitzf atrick, Dublin.

By Order of the Commissioners fur the Disposal of Danish ' t
Property.
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 18th March, 1808, c
at 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE Good Brig AUR 0 R A.—No. 88.
DIMENSIONS :
Length on Deck - 68 Feet 5 Inches.
Breadth • 20 11}Depth in the Huld - 12 11 I
Adrneasures - 119 77-94 Tons.
The Good Brig ABEL /VIARGARETHA, Nu 90.
DIMENSIONS:
Length on Deck - 80 Feet 9 Inches.
Breadth 22 10A
Depth - 13 2
Admeasures . 174 78-94 Tons.
The Good Brig WENSKABIT, N 0.141.
OINIENSIONs :
Length on Deck - 70 Feet Iti Inches.
Breadth • 22 10
Depth in the Hold - 14 9
Adencasures - 144 61-94 Tons.
'lke Good Ketch DOROTHEA MARLA, No. 49.
DIMENSIONS :
Length on Deck - 60 Feet 4 inches,
Breadth - 19 91
Depth - 9 7
' Admeasures - 91 4-94 Tons.
• Also, about 50 Tons of Alieant Salt being the moiety of the
. Cargo of the brig 'rendre Brodre, do. 79, condemned to the
. Crown.
. A deposit of 1•2c1 part of the purchase-money of the vessels and
251. per cent. on the Goods will be required at the time of sale,
r and the remainder before delivery of the vessels and goods, in
1 cash or Bank d( England Notes.
1 For viewing tke vessels and goods, apply at the Counting House
1 of
HOMAS LUCKY ER, Mt rchant,
..One of the Agents for Danish Property.
1 1 Plymouth, Feb. 21, 11,08.
London, England, 1808-03-04

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Pilots' Regutation Bill went through a Committee. Report
to be received to-morrow.
The Royal Marine Mutiny 33111 was brought up by Mr. BUI.-
LER, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-
morrow.
•An Account of the Coal and Culm brought coastwise to the
Port of London, was presented, and laid on the table of the House.
On the motion of Mr. HUSKISSON,Ieave wasgranted tobring
in a Bill to enable the Commissioners for liquidating American
Claims, to withdraw the money placed in their hands, from the
sank, and vest it in Exchequer Bills.
Mr. HORNER gave notice of a motion for to-morrow, on the
whites of licences for trade.
On the motion of Mr. FITZGERALD, there was ordered to
be laid before the House an Account of all mollies levied by the
Grand Juries in Ireland, from the period of thr last returns.
Mr. HUSKISSON brought up the Sugar Drawback Bilk and
%be Sugar Esportation Bounty Bill, which were both read a ffrsa
luxe, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.
• GItetAtPoLIND ELECTION COMMITTEE.
J. Jeffery, Esq. • T. 'ohne*, Esq.
lames Shaw, F. Si R. Wigram •
*r J. 1). King
.4 Sir C. Price
Richard Benyon7E.sq. H. Alex, Macnaughton, Es*
tad Duilerin r Wm. Smith, Esq.
C. Moore, Esq. NOMINEM •
•• * Davis Giddy, in 'Six James Ituntgomery

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PAL? DlTtt *TM
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER moved that the
Order of the Day for the second reading of the Salt Exportadott
Duty Bill be now read—whiek being done, he observed, the
from various representations which had come to hint from diffe-
rent quarters, on the nature and tendency of this Bill, it appeared
to him that it would not be advisable to push the measure at pre-
sent. (Hear! hear I from the Opposition Benches). He should I
therefore move that this Bill be read a second time this day three
ntomhs.—The Bill is therefore dropped.
•
London, England, 1808-03-04

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

-
Lord ERSKINE said, It was intended that their Lordships
should be summoned to-morrow on a subject of great importance,
affecting, as be conceived, the highest interests of this Nation.—
He alluded to certain Resolutions, which he designed to recom-
mend to the support of the House, reprobating the late Orders in
Council. For reasons which were sufficiently obvious, he should
now propose, that the order for the summons to-morrow should
be discharged, and that the same order should be entered toff ues-
day next.
This proposition being assented to, his Lordship again rose, and
said, that on a matter of such magnitude, he wished the House to
be apprized of the meaning and extent of the Resolutions he de-
signed to move ; and he should therefore read them over reriatine,
informing their Lordships that if any of them should be desirous
of having copies of them, they should be delivered to their order.
His Lordship then read a string of eight Resolutions, declaring,
that the law of Nations was a part of the law of this Realm—that
the Orders in Council were inconsistent with the municipal law
recognized in this country • that they were an encroachment on
the rights of neutral and independent States; and generally stating
the positive and contingent evils with which they were attended,
whether operating on therights of this kingdom, or on the privile-
ges of other States.
Lord LAUDERDALE wished that the motion, of which he
had given notice, might follow that of his Noble and Learned
Friend. With that view he should move, that the order for Mon-
day next be discharged, and that a new Order be made out for
Friday next. He also wished to give notice he should move that
the Reversionary Grants Bill be committed on Thursday next.
Lord IVIOIRA observed, that the second shading of the Debtor
and Creditor Bill stood for Friday se'nnight—be had already con-
sented at least three times to postpone that motion ; but be did not
feel himself authorised to defer it any further.
Lord LAUDERDALE would not attempt to bring forward
hie motion on that d.ty, until the motion of the Noble Earl should
hav,., been disposed of.
7 his explanation appeared satisfactory, and Lord Lauderdale's
motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1808-03-04

IN-

P4RLIiIMENT-11tr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCH s.

LIVERPOOL, PETITION.
Lord DERBY said, that a Petition from the Merchants, &e.
of Liverpool, had been transmitted to him, to be presented against
the Orders in Council. He was anxious to know when the Peti-
tion might be psesented in due form, the more so, as it was drawn
up in manner and matter to which lie did not conceive there could
be any objt;ction.
Lord HAWKESBURY observed, that as the Bill to which the
Petition objected was not yet before the House, the Petition of
course could be presented—but he could assure the Noble Earl,
that it was not the intention of his Majesty's Government to hurry
the Bill through the House, and that therefore the Noble Earl
would have abundant time to present the petition.
Lord DERBY professed himself satisfied with the explanation.
London, England, 1808-10-19

•
FA
•
SIR DAVID BAI
about 150 transpo
Saturday last in
of the vessels, red
Sunday morning, t
sailed with a One 1
clear of the harbor
the slightest accide
passed the Mansell
tion to the winds
doubt that they re
nefiday or Thursds
left directions at
their letters by tlu
opinion that they
Their escort consi
DERCI; Amelia, 48
Captain CRAWII
12,256, and consi
followingregimer.
Ist, .14th, 20th, '
59th, 60tk, 76tk,
tachtnents of Ai
and Staff Corps,
4th, 9th, and
Dkets, Blum
"ORD and Inas
followed by the
15th, and 16th C.
..snoutl4 on the 5t
the rain* hour tl
Falmouth, three
a join them. .Onl
mouth on Tuesd
hour when, it i
BAIRD was in SI
rivedl

Arrived this d
a fleet of coaster
Diligence, ELL!!
AtIAN cutter,
from the Braii

No news has tr
ing, he went ol

came passenger
patch packet, }3

Eliza packet is
for .Cerunna.
Gijon, the roads
sex frigate is
HOLLAND and
arrived this eve'
sails to-morrov
Clumtir.—The
ttrday with Ma
eight days frog
of the MAWS
braltar.—Wiad

1
• Arrived the
Admiral GAME
• =lain with the
PL
_Came in the
with fruit from

instant. The n
th! French troo
that the transpc
seed division
hundred people
seamen, that w
to Lisbon, bein
the Seant, of 3E
—Sailed the S

aza a sloop of

Downs.
POP

Arrived his
and the Pnczul
klaw DALRYKI
with a convoy
and la GLOIii
ESCOILT is apps
The Rutn.sa
Wind W. S.

'Arrived the
Ixst Oorn Ports
Gums Sloop
off Botlogne ;
also Bt OODHOL
Came dovrnfr
tad the Baron
113 the Doyens-
vutia, Hem, 1,
Wes, Bombe
tatakent,
Various.

Stand the C
Messengtr, an
Sailed the Aw
' for •Gottenburi
1:.; Admiral Six
to take the ear
Remain Rce
at. Alban's,
Redbre

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••••••••
London, England, 1808-10-19

LEITH, OCTOBER IS.

Arrived his Majesty's gunbrig BASILISK, (from
having seen the Shetland convoy in safety to Ler-
wick) with the loss of six of her guns, which her Com-
mander was obliged to throw overboard in the late
gales experienced by her soon after she left Lerwick ;
the CLYDE and ROVER sloops, from cruizing to the
Northward, for the protection of the trade ; the Nep-
tune's Increase, fishing vessel of London, with thir-
teen men belonging to his Majesty's ship Cycomr,
which she took out of a Danish privateer captured
by the CYGNET, on the Bth, off Buchanness, being in
so leaky a state that the prize master was obliged to
quit her, and leave her to her fate ; the Danish pri-
vateer Hontrenen of four guns, and 21 men> prize to
his Majesty's ship A RIADNE. The privateer was out four
days from Stavanger, but had made no captures. Sailed
his Majesty's sloop SPITFIRE, with convoy for Gotten-
burgh: also, the Queen Charlotte cutter, with the trade
to Heligoland ; as likewise his Majesty's brig CHIL-
DERS) on a cruize to the northward.
London, England, 1808-09-03

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2.

Arrived His Majesty's ship St. ALBAtes, with dis-
patches from Lisbon, and SURLY cutter, from Guern-
sey. Sailed His Majesty's ship KANGAROO, with se-
veral transports under convoy for the Downs..--Wind
westerly.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER S.

The Portuguese ship Anlostloste, Jorrx F. PLEar-
TER Master, arrived in the Downs last evening, from
Gijon, which place she left the 26th ult. and re.
ports, that in the several actions the Patriotic Spa.
niards had with the French, they gained advantage
every battle ; in Bilbrat, the French made the great-
est havoc in every thing they met with, and that a
general rising took place from the age of fifteen to
fifty years. The Ned Elvin sloop has also arrived,
which brings a similar report.—Arrived the QUERFC
frigate, from the Nore.—Sailed the Ned Elvin sloop,
for the Nore, and the Portuguese ship Anlostloste,
for the River.—Sailed the MINOTAUR, of 74 guns,
for Yarmouth, to join Admiral RUSSELL'S squadron.
London, England, 1808-09-03

SHEERNESS. AUGUST SI.

Arrived the GANNETT, Capt. STEVENPON, from
Yarmouth.—The Coisor, Lieut. Row, has gone out
of harbour to the Nore.

Sur. I.—Sailed -His Majesty's snip QUEBEC, for
the Downs. The Croon's crew have been paid
wages down to six mouths, and the vessel sailed this
day also for the Downs. The HOPE is undccked
and the LOCUST docked.—Wind W.S.W.

GILAVRIMND SEPT. 2.,..Passed by the Ann, Bentley, Trent
lantaliat.--Sailed the liraganza, Bolaand, tor Rio Janeiro; the
George; White, for Malta; and the Mary, :iterster, forltock,
holm.

Lieutenant-Colonel Ross, of the 70th Regiment,
late Governor of St. Croix, has been aFiruesei..
~/overnor of Demerara, to the room of Btgraier•
Accra/ Nicitot.seN.
London, England, 1808-09-03

ARMY.
BE SOLD, considerably under the regulated
rico, a Cornstoy in a favourite regiment of Light Dragoons,
=near Town, which there is every prospect of speedy
n, there bel4 In
only sue Cornet in the Regiment.
Litters, post paid, addressed to Captain Z. Mr. Place's, 'ray-
* Charing Cross, will be attended to.
London, England, 1808-09-03

THE SPANISH COLONIES.

IMAM OW • LITTER FROG[ NEW PROVIDENCE,
JULY 24, 1808.
have just received, via Havanna, the joyTul
account of the counter-revolution of politics in Spain,
and the State Council's Proclamation, declaring war
against France, and the Governor of the Ilavanna's
Proclamation on the occasion :
London, England, 1808-09-03

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 1.

The Spanish frigate that arrived here yesterday is
the Prueba, of 44. guns, Captain JOAQUIER Somoza,
from Corunna, with a Spanish Messenger and dis-
patches for the British Government, and from hence
she is bound to Buenos Ayres with 150 troops and
many passengers : during the gale of Tuesday last,
she carried away her main yard.
Came in the HINDOSTAN, of 50 guns, from off Lis.
bon; the &Acta Joaz lugger, from Gijon, with dis-
patches, which were landed at Falmouth; it is said
that she brings an account of a dreadful battle having
been fought at Saragossa, and that of 15,000 French-
men that entered the place, not more than 300 es-
caped. Came in also the CRANX schooner, from
Gijon, with dispatches.
The ORZSTES, of 16 guns, is just arrived with dis-
patches; she left Cadiz the 16th inst. Gibraltar the
13th, and Lisbon the 24th. It is reported, that she
brings the result of the action of the 21st, between
GeneraIsWaLLESLET and JUNOT, and that the former
was victorious, having compelled the French to re-
treat towards Lisbon. The battle is said to have bees
very obstinate, from four in the morning until eleven
o'clock at night, is which it is stated the French lost
2300 killed and wounded, and 600 prisoners, with
two Generals killed, and two others prisoners, who
are coming to England. The loss of the English is
said to be very great. The armies are said to have
consisted of 15,000 each, and that JUNOT began tl'e

action.
The FAVOURITE cutter is also arrived from Co-
runaa with dispatches. It aprears that the French
made an attack on Bilboa, and that the patriots wier.
repulsed with the loss of 1500 men. The French, on
re-entering the town, are said to have been guilty cf
the most horrible excesses ; neither age nor ..ex wer:
spared by those monsters of iniquity.
London, England, 1808-09-03

NAUTICAL LvTZLLIOIANCZ. • -

TM. A
The 1-xFRICAINE frigate is arrived at Portsmouth
from Madeira, which place she left on the II th bf
August. His Majesty's ship &roux arrived there on
the 25th July, having on board the Pope's llunejcS for
the Brazils. His Majesty's ship POLYPHEMUS, WiLh
the fleet under her convoy, which sailed from Ports-
mouth on the 2d July, arrived at Madeira on the 27th,
and sailed again on the 3d of August for the West-
Indies.
London, England, 1808-09-03

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 31.

This morning arrived the BLACK JOKE luggrr,
Lieutenant ALT, in nine days from Gijon, with mail
and dispatches,: she brings Spanish Gazettes, which
give the account of a battle at Saragossa, which took
place on the 15th instant., in which out of thels,ooo
of the French, only 300 remained, and who were
made prisoners. On the 22d instant a Messenger
arrived at „Gijon from Bilboa, stating that the
French had entered that town, but were frustrated in
their attempt by the exploding of a mine. About
14,000 French were killed ; the remainder Bed, and
were in the suburbs. The Spaniards lost almost 800
men. JOhEPH BONAPARTE slept at Vittoria on the 10th
instant, on his road from Madrid. Also arrived this
day the Constant packet, PATER.SON, in four days
from Corunna : left there the Prince of Wales
packet ralso arrived the RESOLUTE gun-brig, from
Portsmouth, for the Mediterranean, with dispatches,
and Duke of Marlborough packet, from Gibral-
tar, in seventen days passage ; the Princess Eliza-
beth and Lady Arabella packets had arrived out and
proceeded up the Mediterraneatt. Sir Hew DAL-
RYMPLF sailed from Gibraltar in the Pncenz frigate, to
take the command of the Expeition off Lisbon—the
whole British force there will be 85,000 men.
London, England, 1808-12-14

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Bev. John Cam A. M. has keen presented to the vicarage
et Mansel Lacy, Herefordshire, by (Neill& Mee, Ess. •
Mr. Benjamin Pullan, of Hull, B. A. and Fellow of Cleft-hall,
CatulTidge, bus beeo'ordalned Deacon by the Bishop of Bristol.
Lately, was hasUtiated to the rectory of Langton Matravers,
Durnat, the Rev. J. Dampier rector of Cudforil St. Peter, Wilts.

BIRTHS.
Cantle lit instant, the wife of Mr. John Catharine, surgeon In
the Royal Navy, of a son.
Thu&ay, the wife of Wni. Tailford, of Bramley, Yorkshire,
weaver, oithree living girls. She has borne twelve children in the
space of slant years and five months ; the first six in three years
and a month. The mother is 33 years of age.
On the 23d ult. Mrs. Moody, of Ferryhill, Yorkshire, of four
female children. The first lived nearly an hour, the second three
quarters of an hour, the third a half, and the fourth nearly a quar-
ter. The mother is in a fair way of recovery.

.• A•IARRIED.
Thursday, Richard Fiennes Wyhchant, Esq. of the lag's o=l
Stafford Regiment, to Mrs. Crallan, of Highgate.
Lately, at West Cbinnock, Mr. Skerring, late .n officer in the
eying artillery, to Miss Curtis, only daughter of Mr. Curtis, an
opulent farmer of that place.
At. Weftwood House, Ayrshire! Mr. Thor:sat Greenshields,
brewer, Catrine, to Miss Eliza Patterson. It Is remarkable that
his father and mother and hersoire alive, and each of their fami-
lies consist% of siz ions and daughters, the youngest of whom is
upwards of thirteen years of age, and neither of them have had a
death in their f:unily.

At Edinburgh, en the sth instant, the Rev. Janes Forrester,
minister of Kilrcnny, in the b-3d year of his age., wail 4Qtli sit his
ministry. •
At Glasgow, George Bee*, Esq. aged 76.
L)n the Ist instant, suddenly, at Statehouse, near Plymouth,
Mrs. Nicholson, wife of George Nichobon, EsT. Purser in the
Royal Davy Mrs. N. the preceding evening, attended the marine
Ball with r party of friends, and appeared to le in good health
and spirits.
In Rutland-square, Dublin, aged 96, Mrs. Daly, widow of
James Daly, of Dunfandle, county Galway, Eaq. and daughter of
the late Right Hon. Sir Ralph Gore, Bart. of Belgisk, county
Fermanagh.
Last week, at Christchurch, Haiti, aged 69, Mr. James Lud-
low, attorney at law.
lately, at etbrook, Mr. Fenton, son at Colonel Fenton, o;
ga&g4 tip Mi S 1 Lucy Mapplehock, of the tomer place.

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London, England, 1808-12-14

WWII*
Q. Had you any reason to suppose that the enemy
had retreated with some cannon ? and what number?
—A. They did; with seven or eight pieces, I under-
stand.

...
..

Q. If the British army bad resolved to pursue the
enemy on the 21st, what body of men would it have
11been necessary to leave behind, to collect and take
care of the wdunded, and such stores as the army
'toad not haw dale without 1-4ockeire 10-
London, England, 1808-12-14

PARIS PAPERS

To the date cf the 11th instant, and which contain no
fewer than eight Bulletins of the French Asmy—viz.
from the sth to the 12th Bulletin inclltsive. We la-
ment to say that the contents of these Bulletins,
though they are details furnished by the enemy, leave
so grounds for doubting the disastrous fate that has
befallen the Patriot armies.

The lateness of the hour at which these Journals
reached us, and the great length ,of the Bulletins,
prevent the possibility of our laying the whole be.
fore our Readers this day.—But in the eitracts we I
shall endeavour to be select, that our Readers may
receive a pretty correct idea of the events that have
taken place.
Several of the Bulletins art comparatively unin.
aeresting—the principal details being confined to the
subjoined Bulletins, from which it appears, that the
Gallician array, after some previous disasters, made
a stand on the 10th ult. at Espinosa. During that night
both anniesremainedin their positions ; but in the mean
time the Duke of DAIMATIw marched towards Rey-
lOU, the only way of retreat left to the Spaniards, who
at break of day wire attacked both on the right and left
by the Dukes of DANTTIC and BELLuta, and in the
centre by General Measole. At Reynosa the Spa-
Ilin4s ate .reported (by tbc Fifth *Bulletin) tn have
London, England, 1808-12-14

DtVLIN V. BAINES.

'The plaintiff, a Sheriff's Officer, brougkt this ac-!
tion for an assault committed by the defendant. It
appeared that the plaintiff had a wan•ant of execution
sigainst a person of the sane name with the defendant,'
and being informed that he worked with the defendant,
a baker, in Sloane-street, he and his follower went in-
to the shop, and enquired for Old Baines, who was
denied any knowledge of by the defendant, and in
attempting to go into the bake-house, the plaintiff
was resisted, and struck twice.—Verdict for the
plaintiff, damages one shilling, With costs.

VOLFE v FRANCO.
This was an action for false4mprisonment.
Mr. Ganttow, for the plaintiff, stated the circum-
stances of the case. The plaintiff and the defendant
sat next each other, though in different boxes, at the
Haymarket theatre in August last. The defendant
suddenly missed his gold snuff box, and charged a
constable to search the plaintiff, supposing, from his
position at the theatre, that he must have taken it.
The plaintiff submitted to be searched, but nothing
was found upon him : still, however, the defendant
was aot satisfied, insisting that the plaintiff should be
conveyed to the watch-house ; and it was for this un-
, warranted confinement there the whole night, that
the present action was brought.
The case was fully proved ; and Mr. PARK, for
1 the defendant, admitted, that there was not the
i slightest reason to think the plaintiff was the pickpoc
I-
het. Mr. Park, however, spoke in mitigation of da-
' wages, upon the plea, that if a large sum were given,
the depredation of pickpockets would be greatly en-
couraged, by the cautiousness with which the public
would in future form their suspicions.
i Lord ELLonsciaouGH told the Jury that there would
have been no impropriety, if the defendant had insis-
ted that every person in or near the box should have
been searched ; and that no person, of whatever rani
or character, should think it an indignity thus to lend
himself to the detection of guilt. If such search,
however, discovered innocence, as was the case in
I the resent instance, there should be the stop ;—and'
' though the detention of the present plaintiff arose
from error in judgment and not malice, yet the plain.
tiff was entitled to a fair compensation for the in:
,he had tieuained. Verdict for the itsl-:-
4eges 441staineas.

.
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