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London, England, 1808-09-19

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

'HE Advantage the Public must always deriv.
- from regularly educated professional men directing almost •.
exclusively their studies to one soecies of malady, was Dever more
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has
attended the alitinistration of their new remedy, and the extraor-
iinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, kles.rs.
:URRIZ and Co. Surgeon% formerly in his Majesty's service, have •
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investh.
4ation, and are happy in having discovered a medicinesupaior to
mercury in the cure of tbat Lomplaint ; it is euirwient to observe
ihat the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those
of mercury, for though it conipletely, eradicates every vestiges
the yips in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the last •
injure the eans.itution ; on the contrary, it enovates the system
in all its natural (unctions promotes appetite, and facilitatesdi-'
et:scion: thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous cor.stits•
tints to the frightful condition •that mercury does, it not only pre-
serves that constitation in its primitive state, but restores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural strength acrd vigour. Number-
less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this ,
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual .
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess
of conjugal or illicit yleasure, or from the more insidious, though
not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of bath sores
to a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the mAancholy variety of
disorders which arethc consequence of this solitary vice, there are
none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de-
ficiency winch prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the
unhappy sufferer broods over his mistortune. ashamed io seek re-
her, until he is reduced to such a state of w..akness as to render
Lie oppressive. '1 o such persons it must b • a consoling reflec-
tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of
treatment, 6:restored to that greatest of all human blessings,
urong , manly and vigorous cunsti: on.
In all cases of debility,deficieecy, from whatever Ouse arising,
as well as in every species of venereal infection, Iv.essrs Currie
and Co. may be consulted by jatir:•ts of either ste weh the
greatest secrecy, and hmour, at their house, No. 107, Itatton a
Garden. Natlet tt io the r.untry, rt..scr,bieg the particultx of 9
iheir complaints, by le:ter ptsi paid, enclosing a Eta k •,'ll
oGIV.- the necessary medicine sod advice sent to ar.y p.r • f the
Limn. - • I;L'o. ;07, F aiti.n.:

. amt Publibthed y 1 tti/E:. Kiti i Cark•
tvrl.l.l-5, flat::•, Lan beth,, at the :ITAX-Orricc, !N.,' 1, •-
met I'ub►i.htti aIM at the sy&*-Ur etc a, 1 envie ►ilr.
London, England, 1808-12-31

EY, NEAR LI MING.TON, HANT4,
kletamined on ptv.-A•ions to the Sale,9
ay of January next, at the Angel !tin,
ve o'Clock at Noon (unless premed,
te Cot:tract, of which due notioe

11 LEASEHOLD MANSION
ie Stables, Double Coatis How, sal all
and detached Offices, with the Shrubb
the residence of John Wal„ r, Es+ Jo.
bout 90 Acres of Arable, Meairrw, and
the life of Wm. Mitford, hsq. and a c. 91-
Lraen, containing about two Acres well
it-t:ves, and a Freehold Field, contibilat
ling the same. And also the folloaiog
t:5, held fur the Life of we said Pi*
Lstate, containing about 166 Acres,'
Edward Withers as tenant at will. Oof
; about 111 Acres, in the uccupatkn of
will; and one other 'Estate, contain*
ucctpatioa of Mr. Robert Pincock

e at South Baddesley, in the Perish at
.1 Southampton, within about three ma 3

rs and to treat for the same by Priv*
ruas Becklzy, Esq. Lyiningtoa; or to Mt.
for a v.,w of the Premises, apply at the

idling to treat for the Mansion, may k
• whole, or such parts only of the Lanai
London, England, 1808-12-31

• •. ~is cLiy was puth,,ncd,
By T. Evrton Miiitarr Library, White; price )s. cd.
THE
ItCANUM (4-NATIONAL DEFENCE.
By HA::TATUS.
M originally printed in the Bedford Gazette.

Thi► day was publi►hed.
The Third Edition, corrected and enlarged, price ss. boards, I
pROCk:EDINGS of the GRAND JURIES,
MAGISTRATES, and other NOLLEMRSI and GLN-
TLEVI EN n ,he COUNTY of GLOUCESTER, on Designing
and Executing a General Plan of Reform in the Construction,
Regulation and Government ;Ache Prisons for the said County.
By Sir G. 0. PAUL. Bart.
Gloucester: Priv•cd for the Benefit of the Fund for Prison
Charities in Gloucester Goal : sold by J. Harding, St. Janes's-
.-reet, I nnrinn.
.;

This day wu Published,
Elegantly printed on fine foolscap paper, price 4s. in boards,
THE MINOR MINS I'REL ; or, Poetical Pieces.
Chiefly fAndliar anal descriptive.

By WILLIAM HOLLOWAY.
London: Pruned for Wm. Suttaby, Stationer a-court ; and
Darton and Harvey, Gracecburch-strert; and sold by Vernur,
Hood, and ShArpe, Poultry; and 1.. B. Seeley,, Plert-vceet.
London, England, 1808-12-31

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 29.

Came in the Samuel, of Yarmouth; Capt. Gnus-
STONE, from Valencia, for London, with raisins ; one
of the crv.v died the 18th instant by the severity of the
weather ; EAGLE, of 74 guns, from Mediterra•
nean ; MrousA, of 36, from the Eastward.;
RALD, of 3(i, from off L'Orient ; SCORPION, Of 114,fi-ona
a cru%ze ; SWALLOW, cf 18, from Comma; Onorgs,
of 18, from Falmouth ; PlAurbtr.;.Driritotn, and
FERVENt gun-brigs, from a cruize ; RAVEN, of 18,
from Jamaica, with ten . tons of 'specie : she sailed
the 31st October; Cora, Captain Joyx44.AsoN, from
Dublin to London, v ith provisions; taken by the
Clarissa French privateer, and retaken by the EN.
TREPENA NT cutter. The Clarissa lugger, of 16 guns,
sailed from St. Malees on Friday last, in,company
with six loggers and two large brig privateers,•to
the Westward. The /slant', of S 6 guns, and the
NARCIbSCS, of 32, have captand a French corvette,
of 18 guns, and a French letter of marque both
are hourly expected to arrive here.
London, England, 1808-12-31

A4UTIC AL IN LIGENCE.

•
'Al..NUiffrii, DEC. 26.
The brig Countess of Cardigan; from Baheer, with
Cotton, hides; &c. !s arrived here very leaky, and Will
be obliged to discharge her cargo immediately. Also
the Emmelina, WATEL LtN, from London for Spain;
the City of Cork, I..r.vyr; from Cork ; the Hannah
transport, from Plymotith, with 2000 beds for the
army ; and the Matthew, QUILTPR, from Youghal.
London, England, 1808-12-31

THE NEXT OF KIN OP JOHN SMITH.

IF any Person's, satisfactorily chewing themselves to
be the next of kin of JonN SIIITH, formerly Assistant Sur-
geon to the 'sth Regiment of Foot, and, lately Snrgcon jo the
94'h Regiment of Foot, who died at Madras on the.24th clay of
August, 1807, witl,apply to Messrs. kitnbove and Ildpe, of Lit.-
califs Inn, Solicitors, they may hear of something to their ad-
vantage.--It is supposed that the said John Smith was bona in the
County of le. al w.:y • •• ;,•14.—necember 2(t, It c•••••
London, England, 1808-12-31

RTANT I)I.4:OVERY
the Public must always deri*
Itic..ted profession:ll men directing alma
to one species of malady, was never*.
by the unexampled success which/SI
0 of ,heir new remedy, and the eats*.
or;::cct. Fur a long series of yeasalliaNs'
ins, f ormerly in his Majesty's servicesllaye
,ease the particular object of their lavesi•
n having discovered a medicine superior 111
that complaint; it is sufficient to observe
emedy are diametrically opposite to
it completely eradicates every
.*.firmed stages, yet it does not in thekist
; on the contrary, it enovates the spite*
ions, promotes appetite, and facilitates *#'
f reducing a strong and vigorous conalta-
that mercury does, it not only Inv'
in as primitive state, but restores a *cab
;s natural strength and vigour. Nunibir•
cent record of the superior efficacy of t'..4
al.l specific virtues acting as a perPecu'2,
bility, whether proceeding from an excels
:wire, or from the more insidious, tbour
kit:lst:rice of incautious youth of bath '3.14
hatit. Amidst the melancholy vatic:)•
d
consequence of this solitary vice, OW*"
in that distressing state of debility atal ay'
s or embitters the matrimonial state I al'
over his misfortune, ashamed to seek le,
! to suck a state of weakness as to rande
ch persons it must te a consoling rs3lso
:y may now, by a new infallible nsede
to that greatest of all human blessings,
',sus constitution.
y, deficiency, from whatever cause Obi*
:ies of venereal infection, messes. Corm
Lilted by patients of either sax With the
.mour, at their house, No. 107, Hatt
of
the country, describing the partiCular%
tier post paid, enclosing a Bank notl,7L.
divine and advice sent to any parr r-
arkn. •
ad Published by LEVEL KENT, of b.n..
+co, at the Sfraa-Orrics, No. I, •Cairr
war the SrAa-Ostics, Teat* la.
London, England, 1808-12-31

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PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER so.

Arrived his Majesty's ship UNDAUNTED Wi.ll
patches from Lisbon. Sailed his Majesty's ship Coa.
NELIA for the East Indies. Wind N. E.
DEAL, DECEMBER so.
Sailed his Majesty's ships CoRDEttA, PODARGUS,
and PERUVIAN, on a cruize ; and the Lucy and
Alida, Captain CUNINIINS., for the Coast of Africa.
Wind N. E.
London, England, 1808-12-31

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Caavesr rD, Dec. 30.—Passed by the Mary Ann, Lohman,
:rims Stockholm ; and Succes.4, Redman, from Margate,with
part of the cargo of the Walpole East-Indiaman.—Sailed the Fs-
vourite, Pike, (or St. Lucar's; Aurora, Woatberall, fur Cork;
and Norfolk Hero, Walker, for Dublin.

. :3

This day, at one o'cloCk, the foundation-stone of
the New Theatre, about to be built in Covent-
Garden was laid with Masonic Ceremonies. His
Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX officiated as
Grand Master, in the absence of the Prince of WALES.
Afar de joye was fired at the arrival of the procession
on the ground, and it was repeated when the cere-
mony was finished. The whole did not occupy ten
minutes, and in consequence of the badness of the
weather, the company assembled was composed of
the lower orders only.

The two last County Reporti published by the
Board of Agriculture, possess two strikjng features,
over and above the usual particulars contained in these
valuable books. The Report tor Berkshire contains
full and highly curious details relative to the Farm.
ing Establishments of his MAJESTY, and that for Bed.
fordshire containes circumstantial particulars relative
to the Duke of BEDFORD'S Establishment at Woburn-
His Majesty's ship Donis, Captain Cote, was at
Alreshere, in the Gulph of Persia, the latter end of
June—in company the WEXFORD E2St Indiaman,
Captain BARNARD.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the undermentioned Com-
manders took leave, previous to departing for their
respective destinations, viz. Captain W. J. EASTFIELD,
Of the Admiral Gardner; and Capt. A. F. W. SWIM.
TON, of the Carnatic, for Madeira, Madras, and Bea.
gal; Captain J. TWEEDALE, of the Perseverance ;
Captain W. CAMPBELL, of the Nottinham; and Cap.
taro J. BIRCIIof the Britannia, for Madras and China.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock.
London, England, 1808-12-31

PRICE OF TALLOW.

St. James's Market 5s led 'Town Tallow 11)s 61
Clare Market 5s ild Yellow Russia —s. —s Od
Whiteckapel "Market 5s lld White ditto •—• —s Od
per stone of 81b. -- Soap ditto —s ,-.--s Ott
17s 8d • Melting Stuff 7844 80s Od
Average 5s 100 Ditto rough 54: 56s Od'
Graves 14s ed Good Dregs 141 Od
Yellow Soap, 10841—Mottled, 118 s Od—Curd, 1225.
Price of Candles, pet dozen 153 04—Moulds, iris Od.
COAL MARKET, December 30.
Ships at Market Ships sold
11 Newcastle Coals 2 rs. Od. so —s ed.
1 Cinders 1 ""37s Ott.
THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Amsterdam, 33. 6 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence per oz.
Ditto at sight, 32 11 Lechorn, 57
Rotterdam, 10 7 2 U Genoa, 50
Hamburgh, 31 3 2i U Vallee, 52 Liv. Pimple
Altoua 31 4 2 U ineffective per /.-ster.
Paris l'day's da. 22 4 Liv. Naples, 42
Ditto, 2 Us. 22 8 Lisbon, 69
Bourdeauz, ditto 22 2 Oporto, 091
Madrid, ' 44 Effect. Dublin, 10
Cadiz, 42 1- irect. Cork, 101
Bißma, 41 Effect. New Dollars, ss. 541. per oz.

Thursday se'nnight, as Mr. CHARLES CHAPMAN,
of Newmarket, wits returning from a friend's house,
near the Dog-kennel-lane, he heard a cry of " Lost,"
apparently from the Heath ; he immediately went
home for assistance, and proceeded in' search of the
persons from whom the voices came, when, by his
timely interference, he probably saved .the lives of Eve'
persons, who had lost their way in going from New-
market to Saxton-street. It appears they had been
making merry at the Greyhound ldn, where they had
been. to pay their rent, and, but for the timely help
and humanity of Mr. Chapman, would all, probably
✓have perisirti, as they were on horseback, add within
30 yards of a very deep pit full of snow, • •

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London, England, 1808-12-31

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•

STAR-OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK.
We stop the preii to state; that PriThite Letters
haire been received this morning from Spain, stating
that Marshal Som.? was at Stklanha, with two divi:
sions of the French Arthy, amounting to about
20,000 Men, and it was also knosvn that he had re.
ceived orders to advance With this force, for the pur-
pose of attacking the Province of Galicia.
This important fact was ascertained by means of
an intercepted letter, which seas fouud in the pocket
of an Aide-de-Carnp of BONAPARTE% who was killed
by the pea.-.nts.

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tioLi.AND.
. .
The subjoined letter will put our readers in posiei-
sion of the most recent intelligence that has been re -
ceived, respecting the sum of our trade with the
Ditch coa.t

„,lIARViICH, DECEMBER
46 The F.lizabetli, /Liar, arrived yesterday' from
the coast of HoliAnd : the supercargo his returned,
not being able to effect a landing of the goods, through
the iaiquity of the Dutch shcuyts. EONAPARTZ has
adopted the method on the Datch coast ofjgriag the
Parsons, in order to induce them to get some of the
schuyts to give inforMation against those that land
goods. We have got their numbers (five of them).
Our cruizerr mat hare them. All the doggers that
took goods from hence have been seized, and their
crews sent on board ships of war;
"A large lugger priiateer, manned with 40 French
and 20 Dutchmen, is just ready for sea at Rotterdam,
and will be out in a week. We sincerely hope that
some of our cruizers will intercept this lugger in he
career, and transfer her to a British port. A brig
cutter or two would be of infinite service on the
coast' of Holland.”
London, England, 1808-12-31

hia Jivislon, has reachci

to spare the inhabitants of
rable from a capture by storm,
totild be attacked, bcfore the it
1, and of the diNpersion of the 31
thcre. If, however, that city
mints and bombs ,117.11 bring it
...ntered Spain. General Dcl
,ead-miarters at Vittoria.. The
of General 'Valence, arrived tl

'at:ng on all sikleq. The &yid
n is %via& fifteen men, whorn

T were strafx:ers, ur ra;rl wtP

I arrive on the 1 oth in Cata:ouia,
to form a junction with the Gel

tl.e breach in the Castle of
rand, on approaching it, to be
Iglibh landed 400 me,' at the foot

Italians marched against them,
)at tamber, and drove the rest
•Is were observed to come out of
Juced a belief that the inhabitant

anced guard of the enemy ent
about 5 or 6000 men, comma.,

in seveital columns, to attack
a-0.35, at.d Garogiu, occupied
The Ist regiment of light infant:7.
3d light infirntry, were alone opir
is attack with uncommon

reptdied on the other side of
L killed,and wounded. Several 1.
whom are Color.el Le Linn, the -
!dition, and Colonel of the regimen,
;nr and a Captain of that regiment..."
London, England, 1808-10-03

MEDICAL LEC FURES.

1-1 R . HOOPER will commence a COURSE of
LECTURES, on the THEORY and PRACTICE of
PHYSIC, the MATERIA MEDIC 1, and PHARMA.CEUTI.
CAL CHEMISTRY, at his Lecture Rooks, In Cort.inteet, Bur.,
Boron Gardens, on Monday, October 24, 18096 at Eight o'Clock
in the Morning.
A Prospect us,with particulars, may be had, by applying tO Dr.
Hooper, at his House, No. in, Saville-Row. •

INSTITUTION FOR THE CURE OF IMPEDIMENTS.
CULTIVATION OF ORATORY, INSTRUCTION OF
-FOREIGNERS, AND COMPLETION OF AN Atooll-

PUSHED EDUCATION,
BEDFORD-PLACE, AU UARZ.
'THE regalarCQU RSES of INSTRUCT ON will
A reef:mummy at this Eatablialunent, on Monday next, the 3d
October, for Junior Pupils, under the care of Mrs. THELWALL ;
wad on Monday, the 10th, for Adult Pupils under the superia-
tendance of Mr. THELWALL ; and will be continued as usual,
witiout interruption, tall the annual access at the end of July, In
the ensuing.year. .
Plans and Terms of instruction.—The Introductoi7 Discourse
on the Nature and Objects sf Elocutionary Seleace ; Selections
and Exercises, and other Publications of Mr. T. may be had at
the Institution, or cf Messrs. Arch, Cornh!ll; Mr. Kent, corner
of King's Gate-street, Holborn, and ether Bookselkra.
Oztober 1, lags.

This day was published,
In Two large Volunies, Octavo, price Ins. in boards.
A. BODY of THECZOGY, principally practical
-Au& • ins Series of Lectures; rritha copious Index.
_ _
London, England, 1808-10-03

THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL.

tr R. HEADINOTON and Mr. FRAMPTON
i•V-1- will commence their 'Winter Course of LECTURES on
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, Ind the Operations of Surgery
at Two o'Clock, Saturday, the Ist of October.
Surgery, by Mr. HEADINGTO'N.
Demonstrations and Teaching Room, by Mr. Fitasti/ori.
London, England, 1808-10-03

REPORTED ftEVOLVTIO N, f RuurA. •1
Besides the printed journals, private letters Weri
yesterday evening received from Holland, which men•
Lion a rumour (we had almost said of a very singular
nature, but this could not with truth be asserted) of
a revolution having taken place in Russia, which, if
well founded, will send NAPoasou back again to Paris
without enjoying the felicity of seeing once more the
Royal face of the EMPEROR or THE Norm.
The letters are dated so late as Friday last, and state
that intelligence was received that marningliorn Ito.
ningsberg, that the projected meeting between the Em-
perors of Russia and France would not take place, in
consequence of a revolution at St. Petersburgh, pro-
tinted by the Agents of England, Austria, and Prus-
sia. The Empress (whether the reigning, or mother,
is not stated) is reported to be at the head of the in-
surrection. The Emperor ALEXANDER is said to have
been arrested.

If is impossible in the nature of things that we
should be able to ascertain the truth of this intelli-
gence—But our readers may rest assured that such
was the report in Holland on Friday last. Those
who have paid attention to Russian politics, will be
little surprised should the rumour prove well founded.
It is far from improbable—nay it is absolutely cer
tain that many of the Russian Nobility have been far
from satisfied with the line of politics which has for
some time been followed by ALEXANDER:—they have
been disgusted by seeing every measure dictated by
a French Minister, as if " all the Russias" were
already the property of NAPoLEoN ; and the fate that
befell FERDINAND VII. may have alarmed them for
the safety of their own Monarch and kir Empire, should
he be once in the power of NAPOLEON.
London, England, 1808-10-03

- 'At
William Ainsworth, of the township of Cheetham, the pail
nmehester, innkeeper, dealer and charnan, to
October 18, 20, and Nov. 12, at two, it theßriditWatle A
N. anchester. Attornies, Mr. Jobs Law, Manchester; se
1 hilip Hurd, 11.ing's Bech Walks, Temple ,Loadon. • •
Ch tries Field, of Queen-street, Portsea, Hants, taybr, drape'
rt
dealer and chapman, October 8,13, aria Nov. 1.2, at ten,
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. J. Joneil, Church-T ,
Covent-Garden.
Thomas Henley, of Abbey-place, Bethnal Green-road, Middles.;
carpenter and builder, October 4, 18, and Nov. 14, at ten,*
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George. Lewis, Red lion-square.
John Smith, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and charnaa, Octo.
ber 17, 18, and NOY. 12, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, it,
LiverpooL Atturnies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bed ford,rate
London • or Messrs. GrilEths and tirade, Lower Castle-street,
Liverpool
Samuel Devonsheir Wilmott, of Dunster, Somerset, merchant,
dealer and chapman, October 11, at four October 12, and Nov;
12, at eleven, at the Angel inn, Briligeerater. Attornies,
Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court, Carey-street, London ; or Mr.
Thomas Spines, jun. Castle Bailey, Bridgewater.
John Roberts, of Dolefour, parish of Gwnnws, Cardiganshire,
horse-dealer, dealer anal chaprnan, October 13, 14, and N0v.12;
at eleven, at the Three Cocks Inn, Aberilanvey, Breconsbire.
Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robbins, Lincoln's Inn,
London ' • or Mr. Evans, Rh.tyaih.r, Radnorshire.
Richard Millegan, of Portsta, Hants, brewer, dealer and chap-
man, October 12, at one, October 19, at eleven, and Nov. 12,
at twelve, at the Blue l'osts, Portsmouth Pubit. Atturnies,
Messrs. Smart andThumas, Nu. 8, Staple Inn, or Mr. R. Hart,

. -
of Portsmouth.
John Trafford, of Proddinglam, Lincolnshire, beast-jobber,
dealer and chapman, Octobt r fO, 11, and Nov. 19, at eleven,
at the Angel Inn, Glamford Briggs. Attornieg, Messrs. Leigh
and Mason, New Bridge-street, ilbckfriars, London ; or Mr.
Nicholson, Glamford Briggs.
James Brymer, of King-street, parish of St. Anr., Soho, Middle-
sex, taylor, dealer and chapman, October 7, at five, October N,
at ten, and Nov. 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies Messrs.
Vandercom and Conlyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, Condon.

October 29.411155Xer Beale
4,ta
aleabc
and chapman, at ten, at-Guiiillislif Lolidnn '
OcitlWlC ff. Pistawa.MaGra. FONOVat Kwr, ;mit ra
or the nir Stephen Luibingtup
man, at ten, 'at Guildhall, London.
jr-
Oetsber 29. • Josiah Sharpe, of Market Deeping,
ihana•drapez, at ten, at London. /Lc • 1 r"".,
BANKRUPI4, •. !TS
London, England, 1808-10-03

MARRIED.

Lately, at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, the Rev. Inhn Hen-
sham, of Wraxhall, Somerset, Fellow of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, to Miss Vaughan, daughter of Richard Vaughasi,Esq.
• of Bristol.
At Miserden Park, near Cirencester, Major-General Burr, in
the service of the Hon. East India Company, to Miss M. Davis,
daughter of the late J. Davis, Esq. of Chepstow.
London, England, 1808-10-03

HOLLAND.

The same letters which mention the report of a
Russian revolution, state that measures of extraordi-
nary rigour are daily expected to take place in Hol-
land. The intercourse between that country and this
will, it is supposed, be interdicted on pain of death.
It was understood that a command to this effect was
communicated from the Emperor of the TRENCH, at
the period the Decree prohibiting the introduction of
colonial produce was transmitted.
London, England, 1808-09-26

23i1 Regiment of Foot.

To be First Lieutenants—Lieutenant Harry Walker, from the
Nova Scotia FencibLe ; Second Lieutenant Roskelly ;
Second Lieutenant T. F.. Tucker.

To be Second Lieutenant—r— Smith, Gent. vice Roskelly.
2Sth Ditto—Ensign Abraham Shuttievrorth, from the 39th Foot,
• to be Lieutenant, without Purchase; Edmund blesluien, Gent.
to be Ensign. by Purchase, vice Pratt,promoted.

28th Ditto—:Williim Clarke, Gent. to heEusig 1, without Pur-
chase, vice Wilkinson, promoted.
_ . . _ . . .

23-11 Ditto--Ensign ThOr;as Biggs, from the Royal Limerick
County Militia, to be Ensign:
. . . .

slat Ditto--Litutenant Charles Kirby, from the 2d Garrison Bat-
talion, to be Lieutenant, without Purchaie.
3t:tl Ditto--Lieutenant Henry Robert Cole, from the Ist Dra-
goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Windsor, who exchanges.
34,111)itt0--Lieutenant John Norton, from the tizki Foot, to be
Lieutenant, ♦ice Mackay, who exchanges. _ _ _

35th Diuo--Richard K Butler, Cent. to be Ensign, without Pur •
chase, vice Nixon, promoted in the 7th Garrison Battalion ;
Asistant-Surgeon Ralph Edon, from the Herefordshire Militia,
to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Cowan, superseded, being abseut
without Leave.

Snth Ditto—Cap+ab Frederick Hankey, from the 19th Foot, to
be Major, by Purchase, vice Overtnd, who retires; lieute-
nant Berj imin Rowe to be Captain of a Company, vice Caote,
deceased; Ensign William Tur:ler to be I ieutenant, viceßowe.
Volunteer 1. bwayne tobeEnsigu, vice Turner..

51th Ditto—Ensign John Dillon to be Lieutenant, Without Pur-
chase; Ensign John P. Penefather to be ditto; Chad-
wick, Gent. to be F.usign, vice Dillon ; Edward Pigeon, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Peuefather.
60th Ditto--Ensign Robert Mitchell, front the 5Sd Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by Purchase, s ice Board.nan, pro:noted.
6. d Ditto—Lieutenant Rod, lick Mackay, from the sith Foot, to
b.: Lieutenant, vice Norton, who etchanges ; Thomas !Bing-
worth, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Armstrong,
promoted in the 2d Gat rison
66th Ditto—Ensign Denton Steele to be Lieutenant, without Pur-
chase, vice I.ipscombe, who resigns; Ensign Robert Brown
Th,bliins to tee clitt,, vice I.idion. decease' Charles James
For, Gert. to be Ensign, vice Steele; John Codd, Gent. to be
E.: ego, vice Dobbins.
67th Pinto-s-Hugh Price, Ger.t. to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Ellis, promoted in the I sth Foot.
London, England, 1808-09-26

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 25.

Sailed the CALYPSO sloop of war, and BRUME%
gun brig. Arrived the SEALARK schooner. Remain
the ROEBUCK, Admiral DOUGLAS ; SKYLARK, Admi.
ral RUSSEL ; MURDERER, ST. ALBANS, and ROSA.
MOND the three last are under sailing orders.
Two Swedish ships put in here yesterday, having
parted convoy, bound to Lisbon and Gibraltar.
A Naval hospital is to be built on our downs, and
form a Martello tower on this beach between Gorles.
ton and Caister.
London, England, 1808-09-26

GREENOCK, SEPT. 2%

Arrived here yesterday, the Hope, Fox, from Ber-
bice, the last of the Leeward Island fleet for Clyde ;
also arrived at Port-Glasgow, the Diana, Bitow/c,
from Quebec, in twenty-nine days. Left there the
Joan, SM►TP, for this port, loaded, and to sail in three
days. The iusannah, MOFFAT, of Irvine, was be-
ginning to take in a cargo for Newry. On the 23d
of August, la leagues below Quebec, spoke the ship
Reliance, WYLLIE, of London, out eight weeks, all
well. On the 24th, 11 leagues west of the Island of
Bique, spoke the ship Watt, of Liverpool, out forty-
five days, all well. On the 15th instant, in long.
13 W. spoke the brig Thetis, from Halifax, bound
to Workington, blowing fresh—could learn no parti-
culars.
London, England, 1808-09-26

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Parry Platt and James Asikhurat, of Liverpool, tea-c' niers,
Sept. 7, 1808.
Wm. Hulls, James Bailey, and Richard Hook, of Leather-lane,
Holborn, cutlers, Sept. 22, 1808.
John Dawson and Wm. Sharp, of New Windsar, Berkshire,
ehee6emongers, August f."..9, 1808.
Wm.l3erryman and Johu Dennis, Penzance, Cornwall, surgeons,

. . _ .
Sept. 7, 180,1.
Christopher Weitsenbont, George Welssenborn and Jobn Jones,
Bedtonlbury, Covent Garden, trimming and button-sellers,
July 10 180 a.

Wm.'Len'ox and Nadu MiGhie, Bolton, Lancashire, common-
brewers, January 1, 1808.
Joseph Braham and Solomon Jewel, of Manchester, umbrella-
manufacturers, Sept. 17, 180 R.
John Edgar Rust of Stowmarket, Wm. Smart and Edward Rout
Buchanan, of Ipswich, corn and coal dealers, as to John Edgar
Rust, Sept. 3 1808

WhartcM Aye and Thomas Smith, of No. 154, Orford-street,
linen-dravrs, Sept. 1, 18011.
Mary Key, of Pedmore, parish of Keck-shall, and Thomas Key,
of Newcastle-under-Lyme, in Staffordshire, grocers and tea-
dealers 89t. 3, 1808.
James and Matthias Robinson, of No. 64, Red Lion-street, Ilol-
born, grocers, Sept. 23, 1808.
London, England, 1808-09-26

York -Light Infantry Volunteers.

For Jonathan We rem, Gett to be instep:, read Jonathan War-
ms, (Amt. to be Eusian.
82d Foot.

For Ensign John Brown, to be Lietitenatit, vice ISP/Nrat, read
Eusigu John Biown to be Lieutenant, AsslL., deceased.
ortoNANcE-orner, SEPT. ?2.

Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers
First Lieutenant Commbury John Smith to be Captain Com-
missary. Dated Sept. 1,1808.
To First Lieutenant Commissaries,.
Second I.leutenant Commissary Eenjamin NichulL
Second Lieutenant Conunissary George Wilkinson.
Second Lieutenant Commissary FAlward Philpot.
Second I.leutenant Commissury 'flionias I lallifas.
Setond lautnenant Jam Hay, from the Royal Artillery.
Second Lieutenant Commissary Rolm. Steed.
. .

To 'eeond Lieutenant Commissaries,
Jobn Roterts, Sri phen Reeve, Weir, J. Dicker, and ---
Ueuts.—All dated as above.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Alexander Reid, Cunt. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hay, pro-
moted in the Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. Dated Sept.
1, 18u8.
London, England, 1808-09-26

68th Regiment of Foot.

To be Lieutenants--Euvigns James Track, Henry Andersen,
James Burrell, George Archbold, and Wm. Smyth.
To he Engien—Clentlsman Cadet rrltderick Finucane, from the
-Royal Military College; vice 6myth.
69th Ditto—lieutenant Alexander Mulligan, from the Tyrone

Militia, to be Ensign.
71.4 Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Reyna, from
the 96th Foot, to be Major, vice Robert Campb.:ll, placed on
ha!f-pay of the I osth Foot.
T3d Ditto—Ensign Martin Demay to be Lieutenant, vice Pitchet,

deceased.
80th Ditto—Henry Nott, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Craven, superseded.
81st Ditto--Second lieutenant George Jackson, from the let
Ceylon Regiment, to be lieutenant, without purchase.
142 d Dint.—Volunteer R. H. Reardon to be Ensign, vice Brown,
promoted; lieutenant George Marshall to be Adjutant, vice
M'Neil, promoted.
Both Ditto— -- Rafter, Gent. wise Ensign, without purchase,
vice Dowdier, promoted in the I't Garrison Battalion.
B:th Ditto—Ensign James Brock to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase; Ensign and Adjutant George Bourne to have the rank
of lieutenant; Ensign Charles Basteed to he lieutenant;
In-ign Geor;e Stirlll4, from half-ray of the 118th Foot, to he
Ensign, vice Brock; Geotleman C.. Jct James Grant, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Busteed.
Ditto--Brevet lieutenant-Colonel John Murray, from half-
pay of the 108th Foot, to be Major, vice Reynell, appointed to
the 77 st Fe et.
Royal West-lndia Ramrers---Charles MiDearmid, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchab,•,, vice Carson, promoted.
Royal cliiican Corps.—l.ieutenaut Edward Hare, from the Ist
t;arrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, without pur-
chase.
Roll's Regiment—Ensigo Amotts Glum to be Lieutenant, vice
Bonner, deceased; Serjeant-blajor A. Stumpf to be Ensign,
vice Gluts.
Ist Ganison Battalion—Ensign George Andrew Bowdler, from
the 84th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Hare, promoted in the,
oval African Corps. •
4d Ditto--Ensign W. H. Armstrorg, from the 63d Foot, to be
Lieu client, vice-Kirby,appointed to the 31st Foot.
4th Ditto--Jchi Cranford, Gent. tie be Ensign, vice Hastings,
pr,,eloted in the :7th Foot. .

911stiiitir—Majerljethats., lajor, ___
,
I
vice O'Keefe, who exchanges.
2d Rays) Veteran BattaEou--Quatter.Master Jonas 13ecklei,
late of the 3d Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Drought, deceased.
10th DittoCaptaitt Wm. Dawson, from the 34th Foot, to, be
Captain of a Company, vice Windsor, deceascd. •
•
STAFF.

tit torli, to be

H. L. Templer, Esq. late Major of the 10th Light Drastons,,o be
au Inspecting Field Ofecet of Y(.3 Lanry std Volunbeti Corr,
4ith the rank-of Livutenant-Colunel while 4o employed, van
Locks, appointee to the 84th root.
AIEMORANDIII.

The undermentioned Officers.are superseded, viz.
40th Font—Ensign Charles Brown.
66th Ditto—Ensign Jonathan Baldwin, absent withont leave.
67th Ditto--Lieutounit '1 Lomas Johnson Smith, absent without

leave.
81st Ditto--Brevet Msjor Henry Cos, absent without leave.
London, England, 1808-09-26

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 25.

Sailed this day the Auckland packet, Captain
%ME, for Heligoland; and the Prince of Wales
packet, Captain THOMAS MASON, for Gottenburgh,
with mails and passengers.—The Earl of Leicester
packet, Captain HAMMOND, arrived yesterday from
Gottesiburgh, with mails and 20 passengers.
London, England, 1808-09-26

VICTUALLING OFFICE, B.frtemler 44, ItiGR.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUJILLING
1,& z. - • • .

HIS Ilf AJ ESTI", kAVY, do herely Nolke,

That on Tuesday the 4th of October next, they win be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for THREE
THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS, for the roe of tine Cooperage;
to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders;
to be delivered in the space of twelve mor.ths, by regular monthly
proportions, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford;
and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after
date.—The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's Office.

N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Five Hundred Bolts
will be admitted.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price 'hall not he in -
terted in words at length, or that Axil not he delivered to the Board before
one o'clock on the mid Taezday the 4th of Octob:r next, nor inlets the
person who males the Tender, or some person fa his behalf, attend', to
answer when calledfor.

• rICTUALLING-OFFICE, Septemier 24, 1808.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

ms mAJEsn.

'i NAVY, do hereby give Notice,

That on Wednesday the sth of October next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for such
quantities of BISCUIT, made from Whole Meal, as the respec-
tive Manufacturers of thht article may think proper to offer ; one
half thereof to be delivered in a fort Light, and the remainder in a
fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at
Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety
aye after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seat at the Secretary's
Office.

N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Onc Thousand Bags
will be admitted. •

No rrgerd mill k had lI asty Tender-ifs which the fsits shall not he
blurts its words at tenth, or that shall Not be delissered to the Board be-
fire we or at said.Weehsesday she Sth of Octoke x:rt,isor raless the
PersoN who maks the Tender, or mat Feta. is his behalf. alteas
toe:sr:err when nrtled for.
London, England, 1808-09-26

BANKRUPTCY ENLARMD.

Rov. 12. Westfield Lilly, of St. loin-street, ClerkenweU,
dieser, linen-draper, at ten, a: Guildhall.
Mir. 12. Thompson Pater, late of Shadurell Higb•rtreet,
dleses, surgeon and apothecary, at trn, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTCY SUPFRSEDED.

Joshua Banks Lay, of Manshrster, cotton-manufacturer.

BANKRUPTS.
William Wilhamson, of Gringley on the Hill, Nottinghamshire,
cornfactor, to surrender October 18, 18, and Nov. 5, at eleven,
at the Red Lion Inn, WorkacAp. Attonties, Messrs. Exley and
Stocker, Fornival's Inn, London ; or Messrs. Mason and
Wakefield, Eastlietford, Nottinghamshire.
. . _ _

Jo=ltua Hague, of New-Mils, Derbyshire, cottonwpinner, dealer
and chapnan, Sept. 30, October 1 and I+ bv. 5, at two, at the
Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorniis, Messrs. Foulkes and
Longdill, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. John Higson, Man-
chester.

%Valiant Hobton, late of Horneastle, LI teolmhtre, maltster,
October In, IL,and Nov. 5, at two, at the Bull Inn, Horn.
castle. Attornies, Messrs. Clithero, Son, and Seiwood, Horn-
castle ; or Mt ssrs. Eyre and Morton, Gray's Intl, London.
John Keartlat•.d, of Birmingham, wood screw-maker, dealer and
Chapman, Oeto:er 10, tI, and Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Stork
Tavern, Birninghttru. Attorney, Mr. 'almtr, liaruard's Inn,
Lottairr.

Barnabts Barterher, of King's I.rnn, Norf.lk, haberdasher, dealer
and chapmati, October 7, at l; • October it, at ten, and Nov. 5,
at twelve, at GutlithalL Anomie*, isles .rs. 1. and R. Willis,
Warnford-court, London ; or Mr. 1 larvey Goodwin, I .ynn.
William Unchain, of Gwent-Garden, parish of St. Paul, Covent-
Garden, Middlesex, ear. henwartiman, dealer and chaptuati,
October 14, at nine, October 1 and Nov. 5, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, Cloak-lam., Queen-
street, Cheapsitle.
London, England, 1808-09-26

COIMBRA, AUGUST '29.

The following is extracted from the journal of the
operations of our army, ordered to be published by
the Government of this city :

BATTLE OF VIMIERA.
" Junot marched from Lisbon with all the troops
he could collect, and formed a junction with Laborde,
Loison Kellerman, and all his Generals of Brigade,
with the intention of bringing on a general engage-
ment with the English. During the night, he pushed
forward his artillery, and posted his troops so as to
occupy a part of the mountains on the flank of the
English army.
" At nine o'clock in the morning of the 21st, he
attacked the centre and right of the British position,
endeavouring at the same time to turn their left.
His first onset was very vigorous • but the firmness
of the British line was not to be shaken, and it re-
sisted in *a manner which exceeds all praise. The
victory was not for a moment doubtful. The English
continued to advance, until they drove the French
from all their positions.

The 60th regiment, Chasseurs, and Royal Scotch,
did wonders. The brigade of Portuguese infantry
attached to the left wing conducted themselves with
great spirit ; but what principally decided the action
was the superiority of the English flying artillery.
They had twelve-pounders mounted, which they
moved with excessive rapidity, and destroyed every
thing before them. Junot took his station on an emi-
nence, where he observed the progress of the battle,
and issued his orders. He had with him a reserve of
5000 men.

" The French infantry began to give way, and fall
into disorder. • At that instant the Commander of the
British cavalry received orders to attack them. They
were accompanied by two squadrons of Portuguese
cavalry, who maintained the honour of their country.
At the moment that this united corps was about to
charge the enemy, a considerable body of French .ca-
valry advanced from a pine wood. Notwithstanding
their great superiority, and our being advanced up-
wards of 400 paces in front of the British line, we ac-
quitted ourselves perfectly well. Junot, perceiving
that his army was completely routed, gave orders to
retreat, without making any attempt to risk his re-
serve, which acted as a guard. His whole staff were
seen to set off as fast as they could. The result of this
memorable action was the capture of 21 pieces of ar-
tillery, and from 1000 to 1200 killed. The prisoners
amount to 800, among whom are Generals Bernier.
and Arnaud. The latter fell from his horse, and was
taken by a Portuguese serjcr.•lt Cadet. The num-
ber of wounded cannot be less than 2or 3000. The
French carried off a number of them in waggons to
Torres Vedras. The rest were left lying on the moun-
tains. The Portuguese were generously employed in
collecting them. In the 'hospital of the little village
of Lourinhaa, there are more than twenty of them se-
verely wounded. How different was the conduct of
our oppressors, who exercised every species of cruelty
upon ur! The loss of the English does not exceed,
in killed and wounded, more than 500 men."
London, England, 1808-09-26

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 9.5.

Arrived his Majesty's ships FURIOUS and AMC.
mt. with a fleet from the Downs. Wind E. S. E.
DEAL, SEPT. 24.

Arrived the BELLEROPHON, Rear Admiral GARS
NEE, with the HERO, VENERABLE, BOMBAY, CHRIS-
TIAN SEVENTH, WARSPITE, LEVIATHAN, INVINCIBLE,
and It.l.usrmous, ships of the line, and ZENOBIA sloop,
from a cruize off Flushing ; CENSOR gun brig from
Yarmouth. Sailed the PHOSPHORUS fire brig on a
cruize off Boulogne. Arrived from Yarmouth se-
veral sail of transports, having on board the 95th re-
giment and a detachment of Royal Artillery, which
have sailed under convoy of the ROYALIST sloop and
CENSOR gun brig for Falmouth.
SEPT* 25.—Sailed the NASSAU, of 64 guns, for the
Baltic ; QUEEN, of 98 guns, for Sheeerness ; ZENOBIA
sloop on a cruize. Arrived the TRUSTY, of 50 guns,
from Falmouth ; and BLOODHOUND gun brig from a
cruize off Boulogne.

hi TNt DOWNs.—Prineess of Orange, Bellerophon, Warspite,
Hero, Leviathan, Illustrious, Invincible, Bombay, Christian.
Seventh, Venerable, Trusty, Clyde, Indignant, Bloodhound, and
Satellite.
London, England, 1808-09-26

ERRATA

In the Gazettes of the 24th September, I RO5, I Ith June, 234 July

kw, and loth inst.
Nova Scotia Fencibles.

For Captain WiUiiuu lialy, from ball-pay of the late Sth Regi-
ment of Irish brigade, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gray,

st•hs rxeltalurs, : -
Read Captain William Haly, from balf-par of the late 6th R,14.
ment of Irish Brigade, to be Captain cf a Company, like (hay,
Irks oohing' to hitformser h.ffifray.
-92 ti
For Brillion iiirzins, Gent. to be Enez,n, read Laic Higghir,
Gent, to he Ensign..
London, England, 1808-09-26

DIVIDENDS.

October 1. Joint Spark es, of Leadenb.dl-street, London, tea-
dealer, at civet n, at Guildhall.
October 7. Howson Edwards, of Gravel-lane, London, and Gran-
ville Duplex, of I.ceds, Yorkshire, cloth-merch tuts, drysakers,
and copart,lert la trade, at three, at the Three Lem I.e its.

October 7. William Holdsworth, of Addingha.n, Yorkahire,
spinner, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kinpton-upon-Hul
October S. William Bacon, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer, at
eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield.
Sept. 28. William Gravcnor, late of Bristol, sugar-refiner, at
eleven, at the Bush avern, Bristol.
October 2. Win. Chrisp, of Cockspiir-street, near Charing-Cross,
Westminster, perfumer and pocket-book dealer, at ten, at
Guildhall.

October 8. Edward Whitehead, of the New Road, Tottenham-
court Middkiex, merchant at twelve, at Guildhall.

iictobei 5. John GOodwin, of 'Sheffield, iorkahlre, carpenter, at

. . . . -
one, at the 'routine Inn, Sheffield.
Sept. se. Edward Carr, of Whitstable, Kent, carpenter, at ten,
at the Guildhall, Car terbury.
Sept. 28. John Simpbdn Tydeman, late of Colchester, Essex,

ironmonger, at eleiien, at the Grin Inn, Colchester. • 1
Sept. 29. J(.lsa Tyson, of Mill:riot)]. tallovv-khandler, at one, at
the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool.
Sept. 27. John 13:falr;of Southampton-street, Camherwell,Sarrey,
mathematical instrument -maks r, at twelve, at Guildhall,
Sept. 28. Win. Renstead and John Clark, of Ilalesworth„ Suffolk,
maltsters, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Aldeburgh.
London, England, 1808-09-26

&AST INDLI HOUSE,S.-ptemts 42, 180 t.
THECOI Tof 11111ITER SHE'PIArG of Me
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of
ErNCt-
LAND, ~I•ng to the EAST INDIES, do her,•4
,Tive Notice,
That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals In Writing,
(sealed up) on' or before 'Wednesday the 6th of OCio.ber 'neat,
'from ntsntapet suns who maybe willing to supply the Company with
ANC:-1012.3 AND GRAPNALS,
CANY AS, AND JITCH AND TAR,
And that the Conditi 'l,s of the Contracts may be s.!tit upon ap-
phcation to Mr. Lau 'a Coggen; Clerk to the said Committee,
with whom Proposals must be left bef,re Twclve o'Clock at
noon, on the said 6th of Octobei, beYon.. whiCh hour the Com-
mittee will not receive any 'fender.

. • TRANSPORT OFFICE, September 17, Ism.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY", TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing
Care of SICK and nrouNn ED SEAMEN, outlier the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Friday the fAXII of
September, 1808, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying
CI .OATHING
For Sick and Wounded Sottisen, and for Prisoners of War in
Health and Sickness ; also for
BED, BOLSTER, and PILLOW CASES.
No Trader will be received after one o'clo.h on the day of treaty, not
any noticed, unless the party, or an ageat for him, personally attend.
Each Tender mist be accompanied by a Lett.r from two reepectabl.
Perscar,eug.rging is become bona with the Person I.ndeting, in the Snm
of X5OO, for the due performance of the Contract.
Farther particulars may be known by applying at the Office of
the said Commissioners, in Dorset-squo.re, Westinivr.. r, whet
Samples of the respective Articles may be inspected.
London, England, 1808-03-28

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IVES OF ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS,
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Messrs. Trist and Largue, -Masters' Niatei, of that oar; tM for-
mer 4"1" whom having I'lmA fora I.ieu4 Pant, aad hi.i-g strongly
recommended by Captain Yen for his general good coLduct,
have appointed to act as Lieutenant oat board his Majesty's ship
Alfred (in the room of another Mutat in a prize), in .oeder to I
mark ms approbation of his. onduct on this particular ocsaisicia ;
aad which, I have no doubt, their Lards' ips wilt AA duly ;ap-
preciate, by promotie., Mr. Trist to that rank he appears, in my
opinion, justly to desersv. I have time homier to bc, &c.
(Stitnt'd) c. etervosi.
1-lis Majesty's Ship Confiance, at Anchors off the
Taos, kcli. 14, Inos.
Sin--Having been informed of a teporl at Lisbon
that the frussian squadron were about to sail, I last
night sent thA.4teelistai jelly-boat under the orders
of- Mr., Rober=t Trist, Master's Mate, accompanied
by Mr. Largue, Master's-Mate, to row guard in the
month of the Tagus, when Mr. Trist perceiving a
French gun-vessel :at anchor Mule Fort St. Pedro,
between Forts rc.len; and St. .lulien ; he. instantly
boarded in a most gallant manner, and after an in.
effectual recistaace on the part of the enemy, captur-
e.' her. Si e proves to be la Cannonier, No.'l, com-
manded by Alonsieur Gaudolphe, Ensign de Vaisseau,
mounting one twenty-four-pounder and two brass si
pounders, with one hundred stand of arms, and fifty
men. Great praise is due to Mr. Trist and his small
party for the intrepidity they displayed, when it is
considered our boats had only sixteen men in all, op-
posed to such superior force under heavy batteries,
and were hailed and fired at long before they reached
her. I therefore beg leave to recommend Mr. Trist
(having passed for Lieutenant near twelve months).
Mr. Trtst speaks of Mr. Largue in terms'of warm ap-
probation, as also of Mr. Taylor, the Carpenter, and
all the seamen and marines of the party. I • ani,
happy to add, it was accomplished without any loss
on our side. The enemy had three killed and nine
badly wounded. I have, &c. (Signed.) J. L. YEO.