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London, England, 1808-08-30

EXECUTION OF MAJOR CAMPBELL.

BELFAST, AUGUST 26.

The sentence of the law was on Wednesday last
carried into effect on Major Campbell, who at last
Connaught Assizes, was found guilty of the murder of
Captain BOYD in a duel. After hanging the usual
time the body was taken down and delivered to the
friends of the deceased ; and yesterday the corpe was
carried through this town to be conveyed to Scot•
land. He had received two respites, the last of which
terminated on Wednesday.
A letter from one of his relations, written under
the greatest agony of mind, and addressed to a Gen-
tleman in this town, says—

" ARiviAcnt, Aug. 24.

" I have now with the deepest sorrow to inform you, that the
application for mercy to his Majesty, for Major Campbell, has
not succeeded—last night the fatal refusal came, and this day, at
twelve o'clock, he dies. GOD receive his soul !"

The unfortunate catastrophe which produced such
an awful result to Major Campbell, it is to be hoped,
will not fail of leaving a lesson of salutary influence to
mankind. Both of the parties .were gentlemen cmi.
vent in their profession, of high character and honour,
who had lived long in terms of mutual friendship and
esteem. The unfortunate irritation of a moment, at
once deprived society of a brave man, and left a
widow and infant family to mourn their irreparable
loss.

Retribution of the most awful kind has fallen to
tke lot of the other, and his amiable and infant family
are also involved in all the distress which the human
mind can conceive.—From the period of the unhappy
event to the closing of the tragic scene, Major Camp-
bell evinced the most heartfelt grief for what had hap-
pened to his friend.
London, England, 1808-08-30

NAUTIC4L INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 27.

Sailed this day the Eliza packet, Captain SAMP-
SON, for Gijon, with a Spanish Nobleman, charged
with important dispatches, with which he arrived late
last-night, in a chaise and four. Also sailed the Prin-
cess Charlotte packet, KERR, with mails of the 24d,
inst. fur Cadiz, Gibraltar, Malta, and Sicily.—Passed
this pert the outv:ard-bound Quebec fleet.—Arrived
this day the Princess Amelia packet, with mails from
Spain, eight days passage from Corunna.
The day she left Corunna, it was reported there that
Junot with his army, and the Russian fleet, had surren-
dered.—Also arrived the CHAP.I.FS HAMILTPN armed
brig, from Livertool for Malta.—Wind N.N.W.
London, England, 1808-08-30

DROPSY.

MR. LUXMOORE, of Southampton-buildings,
Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge) continues,
as usual, to attend Patients of both Sexes, in the different Species
of this Complaint, in own and country, viz. Anasarca, or Dif
fused Dropsy; Ascires, or Dropsy of the Abdomen ; and Hy-
drothorax, or Dropsy of the Chest; as well as that peculiar
to females. The numerous cases of this disease, from six years
of age to eighty, which have been removed by Mr. Lux-
inoore's Method of Treatment, after all other means had proved
inefficient, were generally accompanied with gouty, bilious affec-
tions, livid countenance, extreme debility, dry cough, and labori-
ous breathing, preventing sleep, except almost in an erect posture,
and many after having been repeatedly tapped.
No Letters, unless post paid, will be received.

This day was published, in ectayo, price 48.
A LETTER to Mr. KEATE, Surgeon-General
to the Army.
By ROBERT JACKSON, M.D.
Sold by John Murray, No. 33, Flect-street, London ; and by
all or:-er Booksellers.
Of *hom may be had, lately published, by the carne Author,
1. A SECOND LETTER to the COMMISSIONERS of MI-
LITARY ENQUIRY. Svo. price 2s. 6d.
2. A SYSTEM of MEDICAL DISCIPLINE for ARMIES;
Bvo. 12s. 6d.
London, England, 1808-11-23

,

SALE. BY AUCTION,

SHEERNESS.
VefTES FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT,
By Mr. ROSE, at the Swan Inn, Sheurre,s, on Saturday, Ile
26th in.t. by direction of the eroprietor, •
virrY LOT'S of FREEHOLD and LEASE,
-11- HOLD (MOUND, new brick-built HOUSES, Ckypp,L,
OES, and STABL!NG; advantageously situates at and ok,
Naval Row, Mile Town' Sheerness; in front of the ralia sem
These Estates arc particular:} d:sicalile to persons unpin* 4
• his Majesty's Doek-yard end OrchLiure at Sluzurneu, bees tar
a few minutes walk fram,the Dock ; and each punktatt of
Freehold Lots will be entitled to vote for Mtmibers of Par',
for Kent; and, from the great increase of shipping =414.466..
the intended new docks, and other improvements at the valaatii;
sea-port of Sheerness, is presumed te offer prospects id a sr,4l
and permanent source of trade and esnolument.—Land Tax
chmined.—The Estate* have iota allotted la biZel Lots fur .
I 4.1
ounvutience of purchasers.
May he viewed, by leave of the tenants; sad partictivs
be had, ten days preceding the sale. at Garrtw.ty'i Cotfet-liocc,:
London ; of Mr. Thomas Asbfield, 11;sh-streo, shudwell; ,
Ship, South-erd ; the White Hart, ; Sun Tarr;
Chatlinni; King's Arras, Broniptou ; the Plan: of Sale; aid
!.11ft..R4iissr, the akucsiouver, SbAwrorss.

DR. FREEMAN'S GUT'I A SALUTAaki.
Tvalue of this infallible Medicine has Wen st,
lung proved, that nothing of the present day can beer
competition with it in aU the different stages of a certain Disein
which it effectually cures and et a icates from the habit, wittwa
etciting the painful feelings and eaposure that attends salivei,,e.
without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even it:
qiiiring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. T4e
radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their ebb„.
to public approbation for more than Viirty years. la all the dr.
bility of both sores, they prove a non r failing reitoraiire,w,,,.
due the debility is preduced by too free use of Maury,
pleasures, or the effects of a warm clitnzte to traveilers.andttic,e,
going abroad. They cannot be rect.nonended too stretdp
those who will retelve a safe, speedy, Intl complete cure in all 01l
I. stubborn Gleeti, and every weakness that affects the bladdt:rd
organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have lucent mu
then, who for years had beets deprived of that happiness.
Sold wholesale anti retail at Mr. Butkr's, No. 4, Cheapside,cot•
ner of Paternoster-row, andretail by Blain, Portsmouth ; Weste;l

Pertsea - Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Ptck, Hull;Cahrell,Dcb.
lin ; 141;cdonald, Ghtsg..w ; Smith and hlaudertoc, Edinbure..,
and by mobt country Medicine veudtri, in bottles, at a. 94..4,
with ample directions.
London, England, 1808-11-23

THZ KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKE
VHS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 23,
1 their Majesties Servants will perform the Ne* Grand Meter
wane °punt of
THE EXILE.
tit Utak, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzingbi.
the whole arear.„-N1 under the direction of Mr. Faricy.
Count Ulrich the Exile, Mr. POPE ;
floverrcr of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Baron Altrad..rtf, Mr. Lis-rox ;
Count Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Damn, Mr. YOUNG ;
The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. sr. LEGER.
3,4a5, Mrs. GIBBS ; Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ;
Anna, Mrs. LISTON; Villager, Mrs. EMERY.
To which rill be added the Farce of
ANIMAJ. MAGNETISM.
Muquis de Laney, Mr. BRUNTON.
D.etor, Mr. BLANCHARD ; La Fleur, Mr. rAwcirrr ;
PiGad, Mr. HOLLAND ; Geary Mr. SIMMO NS.
Constance, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Laetta, Mrs. GIBBS.
The Nov Cr..nd NM/a-Dramatic Opera of the Exile will be re-
rated tomorrow ; with Mistake upon Mistake.
0. Friday, with We Fly by Night.
Os 3itordsy, being the last night of the Company's acting at
the Opera Hous!, King Henry the Eighth.
Os Monday, the Ptay of the Mountaineers will be actrtl at the
Thistre-Royal, in the llama/let, where the Company will per-
tarn daring the rest of the season. To which will be added,
lamperformcd, a New Farce, calkd a School for Authors.

EAST-INDIA WWII, Novas Ger 10, 180$.
THE COURT of DIREtTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY' 4.1" AfERCILANTS ENGLAND,
to the EAST INDIES, do ht,e6y live Mike,
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
held at their House in Leatlenhall-street, on Wednesday the 51st
of December next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of declaring a Dividend front Midsummer last to Christmas
next. t WILLIAM RAMS.;I2;

EAST INDIA NOUSE, November 10, 1808.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
. COIKPANT of AfERCHANTS y. ENGLAND, tradittg
is tits EAST INDIES, eloherell Lekie notice, r
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Tuesday the 29th instant, at two o'clock, and opened
again on Tuesday the 17th Jabuary following.
And that the Dividend Warrautq on the said Stock, dueon the
.sth January neat, will be ready to be delivered on Monday, the
9th of the same Month. WILLIAM RelltrS.eir, Secretary.
London, England, 1808-11-23

jiy EDWARD EDWARDS,

•
LateTeaeher of Perpective, and Associate in the Royal Academy.
Intended as a Continuation to the _Viccdotes of Pah:tiAz by
the late Horace Walpole' Earl of Orford.
Printed for Leigh and Sotheby, W. J. and J. Richardson, R
Faultier, T. Payne, and J. White.
London, England, 1808-11-23

CHiNUIS PATkN r WORM I.O7.IiNGES.

- - - _ _ •
WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chi.
siren's Disc-esti. Their symptoms every Parent and Gut.
dian of Children should be acquainted with. They occasitni lone
appetite, a paleness of the culOur of the face, emaciation andet,
solar state of the bowels, attended after with viulert pains; ow
bring on convulsions; they effect the :monk of the holy; L!
they prove fatal, by endivin a consumptitm or decay. Bolas
preventive and cure of these alarming VAT plaiut, the about.
celtent Medicine is universally allowed, on du: testimony Ott
highest cltaracvrs in this country, both in rank sad respetuNit!,
to have no equal. Th;:ir public approbatirai, given to the Nat-
, tort from a person:A knowl.:dge of its wonderful suceess is tact
OWD families, stamps its merit beyond competition, sod 06 a
sanction to it, of which 110 other Medici 'e of the kind can bow.
Parents and others, who have the care o:' children, should hare tvi
remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stoma, a
or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it sill al-
ways be found to relieve.
Sold wboleiZeand retail, at Ching and Butler's No. S, ChM-
,side, London; and retail by most country venders, in beset at
to 9d. and ss. 6d. cart.
London, England, 1808-11-23

LORD ORFORD'S WORKS.

This day was published, in One Volume, Copy Quarto, illustra-
ted with a Portrait of the Author, price 11. la. in boards ; large
paper, price 11. 16s. 17 bo.,rds,
a NECDOTES of PAINTERS who have Etc-
sided or been Dorn M w'th Critical Remarks on
their Productions.
London, England, 1808-11-23

This day was published,

A new "...:ditiop, being the Fifth, considerably enlarged, in twls
Voltz:nes, Royal Octavo, price 11. l Is. id.

'THE BANKRUPT LAWS ; ccvatainiiig Extracts
of the Statutes now in force, wi:h an Abstract of the late
At,: introduced by his Majesty's Solicror General, to atnynd the
LitWS relating to Bankrupts, and the Cases and Determinations
of the Courts of Law and Equity, including the most modern de-
cisions extant : together witn a Collection of the most useful and
appsoved Precedents in matters of Bankruptcy, and the late or-
der' of the Lord Chancellor Apaley, Lord Loughbstrough, and
Lord Elden, tor regulating Proceedings therein.
By WILLIAM COOKE, Esq.
Of Lincoln's-Inn, Barri,ter at Law.

The Firs: Volume, containing the Statutes, Cases, and Deter►
miaations, may be bad separatx, price IL Is. bound.
Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar.
London, England, 1808-11-23

bis day was published, in eve. price 12s. in boards,

THE CROWN CIRCUIT COMPANION ; con-
Wiling the Practice at the Assizes on the Crown Side,
and of the Courts of General zed General Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, and also of Oyer and 'Terminer for Lyndon anti Mid-
dle. a k loeladiro a Collection of useful and 'no tern Prcc.:dents
of Indictments and Informations in Criminal Cases, as well at
Caminito Law as thocc created by Statute. The Seventh Edition.
Dy T. DOMIEIIII.
London: Printed for W. Reed, Lase Bookseller, Bell-yard,
're.l)plr-bar.
London, England, 1808-11-23

GIBRALTAR.

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These letters confirm the accounts we transcribell
few days ago from a Spanish paper, of five Frew
frigates being blockaded in the harbour of St. Pi
renzo. The following are the letters that
reached us:

" GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER. a
" His Majesty's frigate IMPERIEUSE brings inter
gence, that five French frigates and one transportil
with troops, have effected their escape from Toulo
roads.

" The Spanish Papers have taken notice of the al'
most unaccountable forbearance of a numerous bAlif
of French troops who, during a stay of four monii
in the famous monastery of the Escurial, have Co
tented themselves with largely drawing •upcu ti°
stores, cellars, Scc. Stc. of that opulent command'
without plundering the immense riches which are eo
posited in its extensive buildings.
" The true cause of that astonishing modersios
probably is, that King JosKru, intending to k.ep
London, England, 1808-11-23

This (lay was published. pricee 3s.

A.
CATALOGUE of MODERN LAW BOOKS,
arranged in a petspinuotts Method, corrected to Hilary
Term, I SOS.
Printed for the Compiler, W. Reed, Low Books Iler, Bell-yartt,
Temple-bar; sold also by Fleming and Phelan, Upper Ormond.
Quay. Dublin.
N. B. Law Libraries, or Parcels of Books, purchased.
r 7. With a view to assist the inquiries of (I:nth:men of the
Profession, as to the best editions of Law Books, this compilation
has been undertaken; the Compiler has aimed at Correct simpli-
c•ty, and has endeavoured to form such an arrangement as will
assist the memory of the reader, and not perplex his search by a
confused mass of miscellaneous matter.
London, England, 1808-02-08

.borsoto to the 47th not.

Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees,and Omar, Paternoster-row.
" We have paused this volume with much interest ; it gives .
satisfaceary account of a singular and alarming disease ; and it
points out the snetbsd by which its sccurreuce may be altogether
prevented, or, if it has taken plac: , the means by which its viu-
ience may be subdued."---Mouthly Review, Jaa. 1808.
.4 We regard this treatise as one of considerable value, it
mach ash contains a full Secotmt of a disease, which by degree,.
.t.id ender peculiar circtimstancti, acriuired singular virulence an,
I.ibstinacy ; ',
well :-* of the tteatnient to which it ultimate];
Iyielded: —Loudon Medical ltevi..vr, Jan. 18013.
London, England, 1808-02-08

TO AUTHORS.

This day were published, the Second Edition, price Is. of
°GRAPHICAL MARKS, employed i;)
eorre.:ting PROOFS, explained and elks:TUE.:di for th,
use of Authors.
By C. ,TOWER, Printer.
liia utere mecum.—Hoa.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ortne, Paternoster-row.
" In a concise form, and at a cheap rate, Mt. Slower has
to yming authors some usrf•tl Advice on the mode of correctifir
proof 4, of which they are generally veil ignorant. and by whirl.
ignorance the printers are often much incommoded."
Monthly Review, Sept. 180.5.

SF.CO;

EVITION.

This day were published, in TWO VUIL Aro. with a Volume.
of !gates, price 11. ss. boards,

FERGIISON's LECTURES on SELECT SUIT.
MCI'S in Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Pneuma-
tics, Optic-A, Geography, Astronomy, arid Did with *tatty,
and an Aiwpoldia, adapted to the present State of the Att.' wit:
Sciracco.

By DAVID BREWSTFJ,

The Second Edition, corrected and greatly enlarged.

N. B. For favourable accounts of the First Edition of this wort. -
see Lit. Journal, March 1806. Erit. Cr.! May 'leoG, &c. &c.. .
Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, art Stevenson, agui
sold by C. Cradock and W. Joy,.(Succes.tors. to T. Osten) No.
Ave-Maria-Lane, Lor.don.

• - DEVONSHIRE.
BY THE BOARD OF AGRICUI TURF..

This was published, illustrated by 25 Engravings, represenlZr.
implements in husbandry, buildings; In e at ick, and remarkal,l-
- with a coloured map, distLiguitbiug the different kini.
of soil, price 155. in boards,
A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURI
of DEVONSHIRE, drawn up for the Board of Agricultm.
and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and describinwhe Go -
graphical Situation and general circumstances of the County,
state of property, the buildings, the mode of occupation, the imph.
ments, the enclosures, the arable land In every kind of culture, tl,
grass lands, the gardens and orchards, the woods and plantatiyn -
the wastes, the improvements general and particular, the live stud, ,
the rural economy and the political economy, including roads, ca-
nals, commerce, manufactures, the population, Societies, &c.
By CHARLES VANCOUVER.
Printed for RICHARD Pau. cies, Bridge.street, Slackfriar
sold by all booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may also be Lad, corrected'and enlarged Surveys of
u nder-mentioned Counties, recently published under the directin
of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in nye, and do.
up in boards,

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London, England, 1808-02-08

OT ICI: to the Creditors of the deceast cl I. ENV'S
CUTHBERT, Esq. of Castiehill, in the County of Inset-
ness, in Scotland, some time Merchant in Jamaica, and all, ar,d
sundry persons whatsoever, having claims against the said .k.state
of Castlehill, or procv:Als thereof;
That in the process of multiplepoinding and examination brought
and d pending h fore the Lords of Council and Ses.ion, in Stott%
land, at the instance of Abraham Robarts, Esq. lA.?. flanker in
London, trust disponte of the said deceased Lewis Cuthbert, Esq
and Ca'npb:ll Mackintosh, F.sq. Writer in Inverness, factor and
mandatory for the said .Ibrahani Itolirts, Esq. against Georye
Cuthbert, E;q. of Spanislitowu; in the Island of latt.ai -a,
a feet
son and heir of the said deceased Lewis Cuthbert, and others, the
represent wives and Creditors of the said Li wis CutliSert, and
claimants upon the said Estate of Castlehill, or of kluckovie and
b:tin, part and pendicies thereof :
'rue kight Hostoui stile Lord Newton, one cf the Judges of the
ra'd Court, Ordinary to the said proz.,ss' by interlocutor of date
the :42i1 day of January, 18C8, " found the pursuer liable only
in
once and single payment of Ike sums And funds in his hands,ard
(mil-aimed the defenders to produce their claims, vouthers,•and do-
cuments of debt, in the Chsk's hands, within three weeks, in order
to a competition, with ocratication ; and appointed intimation of
this interlocutor to he made, that ail concerned may appear Sue
their In obedience to which interbeutor, this intima-
tion is accordingly made, that the saine may come to the know-
-1.-dge of all coocaned. W., B. pume.t.r, Clerk.
London, England, 1808-02-08

TO ARCHFIT.CES.

BRIDF.WEI.I..
ALL PERSONS, willing to send in PLA,NS for
Buit.DiNG x New COUNTY /fitIIMAVEL.L and House
of Corrershon, at Devizes, in the County of V. etonainivi pro-
per separae and distinct Pis.tet.% of Coolinvuttoat for at least It.`o
Prisoner:, liavir.g regard to claSsing thtrot according to the nature
0C their crimes and punislurients,and providirg convenient Places
fur the Employment of those conunitted for hard I.abteir, aro re-
toested to send the same, with Estimates and Proposals fur carry.
tug such Plans into execution, to Mr. Johr. Sv:ayne, at the Office
of the Clerk of the Peaceat near Salisbury, Wilts, on or
bef :re the 19th day of March next.
It Is requested that such Plat's and Estimates he sent sealed up,
without Signature, but with Mottos, or other devices; and that
the some be accompanied with sealed Letters (marked on the out-
side with corresponding mottos or other devices), containing the
Names and Addresses of the Persons sending the same.
Information as to the intended Sc'te of the littildtug, and other
particulars, may be had, on application to Mr. John Swayne.
FIFTY POUNDS will he paid, as an honorary Compensmion
to the Person sending the Plan, &c. which shall he most approved
of, u ith a Provim that the said compensation is not to be paid, in
case the Person sending the Plan, &.e. shall afterwards be em-
ployed in executittg the WYK'.
•
Wilton, near Salisbury, Jan. 23, 1 VR.
London, England, 1808-02-08

TO ARCHrEECTS.

WILTS--COUNTY GAOL, and HOUSE of CORRECTiON. •
L.. LI. PERSONS, willing to send in PI.ANS and
ESTIMATES, for enlarging, altering, and amending the i
County cvt and Horse of Correction of Fisherton Anger, iu the
County of Wilts, either by entirely re-building the same on the
present Scite and Lands atijoisintc, or making necessary additions
to the present Buildings, so as to provide proper separate and dis-
tinct Places of Confinement for the Prisoners and Debtors therein
to be confines", having regard to classing the Prisoners according
to their sexe, critr.ts and ponishin,nts. and providing convenient
places fur the employment of those commhted to hard I...brinr—
are rele.esteti!ts send the same, with Estimates ati.. Proposals for
carrying such Plans into execution, to Mr: 10iIN SW A VNL, at the
Office of the Clerk of the PtlIC:. at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wets,
en (*before the lialt day of April next.
It is requkstA that such Plans and Estimates he sent, sealed up,
without Signatures, but with Mottos, or other devices; and that
.he same be accompanied with sealed Letters (marked on the out-
aide with corresponding mottos or other devices), containing the
N..mes and Addresses of the Persons sending thy same.
FIFTY POUNDS will be paid, as an honorary Compensation
to the Pet's .n twndioc the Plan, &c. which shall be most approved
of, with a Proviso that the said compensation 4s not to be paid, in
case the Person sending the Plan, &c. shall after Wards be ein^
ployed in executing the same.
Wihon, near Salisbury, Feb. n, 1 SON.
London, England, 1808-02-08

By Order of the Commissioners fur the Care and Disposal of the
Danish Property.
M the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday
the 19th day of February instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
THE Danish Brig EMANULL., Brandt, late Master,
with all her Stores and Materials, of the following dimensions;
Length - 149 feet 9 inches.
Breadth above the Main Wales '23 - 3-1
HeiOtth between Decks - 5 01
Depth of Hold - 11 ti
Admeasures 211 72-94 Tons. . i
Also the Danish Brig ton ru NA. 1
Length . - - tO feet :II inches. 1
Breadth above the Main Wales it:t 01 I
Depth of Hold - 42 6t i
Adult:v.llms 190 31-94 7. oils.
A &Twat to be made of one-third on the above Vessels of the
time of sale.—For inventories, and viewing the vessels, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Ply:ntith,
One 9f the Agents for the Care and Disposal
Plymouth, reb. 1, 1801. of Danish Property.
London, England, 1808-08-06

BENEVEIITE, JULY 15.

This morning our brave warriors entered this place,
covered with glory. It is at present impossible to
give a detailed and circumstantial account of all that
took place in the obstinate and sanguinary battle of
yesterday, but in the mean time we can assure the
public, that the enemy received a severe chastisement,
and that our army.acquired eternal renown. What
was not performed by the Prince's grenadiers, and
the volunteers of Navarre, Toledo, and Balbastro !
What spirit, valour, and presence of mind did they
not display ! They set the grape shot at defiance,
and rushed with pleasure into themidst of the great-
est dangers. The first corps carried, at the point of
the bayonet, a battety of four pieces of artillery; 1000
of the French fell by the hands of the second and
third ; and the last, pushing into the midst of the ca
valry, spared neither them nor their riders. Upwards
of 1.500 of the enemy were the victims of their valour.

The column of the provincials of Gallicia, immo-
vable as a rock, struck terror and :dismay into the
hostile army, and in a short time had no enemies left
to combat. Would that it had directed itself to
another point ! What did it not do ? What did it
leave to be done ?—The van-guard under the command
of Count de Mazeda, consisting of 8000 grenadiers and
light troops, with their worthy Commander in Chief,
did every thing that could be wished.
Each and every of the corps demonstrated that the
kingdom has not in vain reposed confidence in them.
By ten o'clock in the morning, the victory seemed to
be ours, and the total destruction of the enemy's army
as certain. They were fully aware of their danger,
and appeared to have exhausted all their resources.
They made, as a last effort, a tremendous discharge
•of grape-shot (of grenades according to others) upOn
the.left wing, and at the same time attacked it with
their numerous and well-appointed cavalry. Had
the new levies kept their line, imitated the good ex-
ample of their leaders, and been obedient to orders,
the enemy would have found his ruin in the move-
ment to which he owed his safety. But having for
a moment been dismayed, the enemy had an oppor-
tunity of in some measure recovering themselves,
and might perhaps have destroyed our army, had
not the wise and magnanimous Blake, with our flying
aztillery, under the command of Captain Don Antonio
Paredis, stopped their progress. At the conclusion of
the action, our army retreated in the best order, to
retteah the troops, with the intention of afterwards re.
turdisig to the field of battle.
London, England, 1808-08-06

DEAL, AUGUST .1.

_--- - -
Came down from the River the American ship
Lushington, GARDNER, for and remains in
the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wind S.S.E.

GREENOCK, AUGUST 3.
Arrived at Port Glasgow, on Sunday, the Anglim,
BELL, from Miramichi, in thirty-seven days ; spoke
on the 17th ult. the Ellis, --, from Plymouth,
bound to Newfoundland ;"and the Industry, SEA-
MORE, from Maryport, bound to Pictott, in long. 17.
lat. 56. all well. Left the Diana, BOAG, and the
Northern Friends; M'DONALD, both of and for Gree-
nock : the former loading, and to sail about eight
days after ; the latter had not begun to load. Ar-
rived same day, the Argus, CHALMERS, from Pictoo,
in 33 days ; spoke no vessels on the passage. In 56. 6.
N. long. 10. 38. W. saw a large ship with tarred sides,
with her main and mizen masts gone, standing to the
westward, the wind being at E. S. E. and a heavy sea
running, and blowing hard ; we were at the time un- '
der close reefed topsails, and she being to windward,
and night coming on, soon lost sight of her. Saw a '
ship and several brigs coming in the North Channel.
The Forth, M'KIE, for Port Glasgow, sailed three
days before the Argus. The Chance, M‘DOUGALL,
was left loading for Port Glasgow, and to sail in
eight days ; and the George, ELME.% for this port, to
sail about ten or fourteen days after. The Oughton,
Lust, of this port, has arrived at Frasersburgh, from
Quebec, on her way to Leith ; spoke the Dunlop,
R‘EwEN, on the 17th June, going up the river St.
Lawrence for Quebec. Captain DoNtr, of the Go-
vernor Carleton, spoke the following vessels :—July
sth, in lat. 45. N. lens. 51. 48. W. the ship Brothers
of Burlington, Captain WILKINSON, from London to
St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, ten weeks out, all well.
1--6th, in lat. 4-6. N. long. 47. 50. W. the brig Nancy,
SnitesoN, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, to
Poole, fourteen days out, all well.-20th, Uris.
Head (Ireland) bearing South by East ten or eleven
leagues, the ship Truth, of Jersey, from Limerick to
Liverpool, all well. Captain HUTTON, of the Frances,
from Quebec, spoke on the 21st June, in the river St.
Lawrence, tile Watson, WAMPTON, from Working-
ton ; the Norman, —' '
from London • and the
I Dawson, of Aberdeen,
from Halifax. The brig
John, Captain MILNE, from Pictou, with a cargo of
timber, is arrived at Ayr. Or. the 30th of June spoke
the ship Lady Julian, Captain SHARPER, of London,
bound to Quebec, lat. 46. 23.,10ng. 49. 30. all well.
London, England, 1808-11-24

SOUTH AMERICA.

We have inserted in another celumn a Pre clam.
tion by Lixieas, dated lssh August. He appears at
first to have been disposed to yield obedience to the
instructions sent from Bayonne after Narotr.oN bad
kidnapped the Spanish Royal Family ; but it appall.;
by subsequent accounts that he has, or at last the
Colonists have, espoused the cause of the mother
country :

“ BUENOS AYRES7, ALTGUST !C,
it A French brig arrived here afew days since from
Bayonne, in France, which place she left on the Ist
day of June. The news she brings, though not par.
ticuiarly known, has altered the countenances of all
our wise politicians. It is no longer a crime to speak
English : or if it is a crime, it it equally so to speak
French. The public conversation is vc:7 loud again:
Napoleon Bonaparte. To-morrow will be a pet
slay with us. The unfortunate Ferdinand VII. ham :l
some .;.:ys before the arrival of the brig from Frana,
been sicelared King, is to receive the oath or Edeliq
Irwin his subjects here.

The Env"v of Bonaparte, and crew of the brig,
arc under arrest. AU is quiet as yet."
Our Readers will please to recollect that the u•
counts which we published yesterday, of the Rive
Plate Ise:.ng open to British and Portuguese ships, ao
later than the above.

The Governors of Florida aid Mexico have isol
energetic Pc.xl.Arnations in favour of FERDINAND VII.
The Corporation of the latter have voted 14,0000
dollars for the aid of the Patriots.—This money, which
has been brought to England by the Lord Hobe
packet, we take to be the same which some of the
North American papers have modestly called are'
sent from the United States

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, their MAJEtto
and the Princesses arrived at the Queen's Palace 1T
Windsor, where they were received by the Dukes CI
YORK, KK.NT and CutiesEletAND. In a short time
her MAJESTY and the Princesses honoured Lady CHAP
LOTTE FINCH with a visit, at her apartments 111
James's Palace.
At half past three o'clock her MAJESTY, the POII,
cesses, the princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, the Dukes
Of YORK, CLARENCE, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and St o.'
dined with the Duke of CAntsamoe, at his apartmen:s
in St. James's Palace.
At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private Levee t
the Queen's Palace ; at Which the following had the
honour of being presented to his MAJESTY :
Colonel WALataK,of the 50th Regiment, upon his mantras
Portugal.
Viscount Theitiavarr, upon his being appointed Lord Lino
mat of the County of Worcester. •
Captain Boy its, Royal Navy, upon his being appointed* Or
lonel of Marines..

Dr. DAmennt did homage before his MAsEsm uP
on his being translated from the Bishoprick of Re
chester to Ely.
His MAJESTY held.a Privy Council, at which ilk'
count D ESA/Wilt r was Introduced, and took the oaths
as Lord I.;i4utenant of the County of-Worcester.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Duke of POST'
LAND, and .the rest of the Ministers present : also Mr'
RYDER, the Judge Advocate. whowh o.laid kefere
MAJESTY the proceedings of some Courts-Marti AL
Soon after five o'clock the ROYAL FAUILY left too
for Windsor.

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London, England, 1808-11-24

DEAL, NOVEMBER 23.

Arrived and sailed for the river the Phceniz, BROWN,
from Surinam.—Came down fn m the River several
outward bound vessels ; and remain in the Downs
with his Majesty's ships as per last.—Wind S. W.
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBI R
This morning, the Honourable Admiral C InDxra,
in the Mumma, anchored here with his squadron, viz.
Minotaur, Majestic, Princess Caroline, and Strenuous
gunbrig ; and remain with Roebuck, Admiral Dov-
GLAS, Stately, and Combatant praam.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1808-11-24

LONDON.

TIIURSDAY, /40Vi

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al b.
Cor-sols for money 66M-..for account 6,84—
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDA
Bank Stock '...,36i I India Stock 1824
3 per Cent. Red. 514-i 1 India Bonds, Cc.
3 per C. Cons. 66fif I Imp. 3 per Cm;
4 per Cent. 81 11 1 Lx. Bills Cs. 9s
•
5 pa Cent. Navy 04 100 State battery Til...
Long Ann.lB 17 15-16 18 , Cons. for ace. 6Ci:

.Her Royal Highness. the Pruverss of
arrived at Portsmouth from Malta. Shi
Majesty's ship TotsrotsE, after eleven days pasar
from Gibraltar. ••
By the Princess Elizabeth Packet, the arrival ei
which from Lisbon we announced yesterday, the fol.
lowing persons came home passengers
marchioness of raoNr earA,Ladr Fa Ent rticK ,Lady
and Lady Littll3A, her three cisters, four servant{, and child,
• Mr.;ANTIIONT M. PEDRO.
Mr. JAMES ARAN TIS• •
Mr. I. F. LOUDIGE.
Lieutenant-Col. LLOYD, of the York Rangers, and his smut
Hon. Baron LACK.
Rev. SAMITTL CORBUISALLY and Mr. ibin; Moor.
It appears that the greater part of the British
Troops have ileft Lisbon for Spain, and the frontier
towns of Portugal. Sir JOHN MOORE followed the
army about eighteen days since.
There yet remain at "I.isbon about 4000 of the
French troops, embarked on board transports, which
'are detained in the Tagus, until they hear of the
transports that sailed with the first and second diri.
Sions having returned from France.
Sir CHARLES Col;rom, with five sail of the line, was
left in the Tages.—The following is an Extract of
Letter received by this coonveyance
" LISBON, NOVEMBER IS,
"'About 6000 British troops yet remain in this neigh.
hourhood, and between twenty and thirty transport'
having French troops on board ; these are fed from
the common Mock, and we do not observe thou;
preparations are'inaking for their sailing. The art
of affairs begins gradually_to brighten,' and credit i 5
reviving, but the people are dissatisfied with the
.gency. About 1800 of the principal merchants have
received invitations to assemble in one of the great
squares on Sunday next, when it. is supposed a pro.
position will be tuade to them by the Gov:ll...meteor
•
a loan."

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London, England, 1808-11-24

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The following ships, outward.bounJ, sailed from
Madeira the 3d of October last, and on the 10th of
that month were in lat. 23. 30. N. long. 21. 10. W.
all well, viz. ASIA, WALTIIANISTOW, TOTTEN/MU,
GENERAL STUARN, DEVAYNESs Oct,EN Sin STEiIIEN
LUSIIINGTON, and UNION.
London, England, 1808-11-24

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 22.

Carne in his Majesty's ship RMIENGE, from Ma-
deira; and the Princess Amelia packet, Capt. KIDD,
with mails from Lisbon, in six days.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 23.

Arrived his Majesty's ships TORTOISE, from Gi-
braltar, in 11 days, having on board the Princess of
ORLEANS ; RACOON, JASPER, and SCORPION, from a
craze ; Providence, Salmi ; and Walker, ROBINSON,
(transports), from Cork ; and the brig Hope, ALLER,
from Plymouth, for London, is ith pitch, recaptured
by his M yesty's brig DARING.—Wind W.
London, England, 1808-08-01

SPAIN

This day were published, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo,
price lOs 6d. in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and
several other Engravings,
'RAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN :
cousaining accurate Delineations of the MANNtaiand Dome:olc
Cohen-Joh of that Country, with Anecdotes of the PCINCI of
PLAC►, &c. &e. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the
Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word fixed upon, or nearthe spot, is worth a cart-load
of recollections."—Gxxxs Li:Traits.
Printed for Ric It D Paz Bridge strict, and to be had
of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. fkipitixit, Esq. with
Engravings, price 455. in boards.
London, England, 1808-08-01

PLYMOUTH, JULY so.

Came in the VILLE DE PARIS, of 110 guns, from
the Channel Fleet : her men are to be turned over to
the CALEDONIA, of 110 guns, which ship is fitting for
the flag of Lord GAMBIER. This morning arrived
in Cowsand Bay, from the Downs, his Majesty's ship
Sr. ALBAN'S, of 64 guns, with eighteen sail of trans-
ports, having on board about 4000 troops, among
which are the 97th and 52d regiments. They are
under the command of General ANSTRUTHER, and
are bound to Cork. Also arrived the PLOVER, of

18 guns, Captain BROWN, from Oporto, and off Lis-
bon. As soon as she anchored, a Portuguese Gen-
tleman of distinction left the ship, with Captain
Bnows, and he was immediately saluted by the Pik-
VER. We have not heard what particular news she
has brought. Came in the FOXHOUND, of 18 guns,
from Quiberon Bay ; and the American brig Comet,
Captain Mtx, from New York, bound to Nantz, in
ballast, out 47 days, detained by his Majesty's ship
SHANNON, of 36 guns. She has on board as passen-
gers two Dutch Lieutenants, a Spanish merchant
from Lima, and his servants.
London, England, 1808-08-01

TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The marine who fired at a boat, While he was on
the gangway, and tilled a Jew salesman alongside
one of his Majesty's ships at Portsmouth some time'
since, was tried for wilful murder, when it appeared
that he had obeyed the orders of his superior Officer
in firing, to keep the boats off. At the time he dis-
' charged his piece it did not appear that he took aim
He was quite cool at the time he fired ; but when he
w•as told that he had killed a man, he appeared
greatly agitated, and denied that he had an intention
to kill the deceased. Under all the circumstances the
Jury found him guilty of Manslaughter, and the
Court sentenced him to pay a fine of Six Shil:ings and
Eight-pence.,
The only capital conviction which occurred during
the Assizes, was that of one man for a burglary.
Several prisoners were tried for petty offences, and
,sentenced to slight punishment.
On Saturday, at ten o'clock, the Judge, Mr. Baron
GRAHAM, left Winchester, and proceeded to Salis-
bury, the next town in the Summer Circuit.
London, England, 1808-08-01

- . .
SALE.OF MERINO SHEEP.
TO BE SOLD,
Front the Stock of the Right Hon. Lord Soitxxvtxre,
FORTY-EIGHT MERINO EWES of-mire blood,
four Ewes in each Lot ; six of the Lots at Eighty Guineas
each Let, and six Lots at Sixty Guineas each Lot.—These Ewes
are impartially classed with respect to age and quality; and as,
with exception of a very few Ewes brought from Spain, they are
bred by the Proprietor *lthin the last six years, these Lots must
therefore consist of young and fresh Sheep, fur which those who
first apply will be entitled to a preference in choice.
Also Seventy Ewes, Merino and Ryland, three quarters blood ;
Ten Ewes in each Lor, at Severity Guineas the Lot ; and Eighty
Bien ditto ditto, half blood; Twenty Ewes in each Lot, at Eighty
Guineas the Lot.
The Sheep will be ready for deli Very in their Wool before the
25th day of this Month, or without their Wool, by the 2.ith day
of August next, at the option of the Purchaser; until which time,
if they remain, the Sheep will be kept on sound land of the best
quality.
Purchasers of one or more Lots of these Ewes will, on hiring a
Merino Ram for the ensuing Season, at the usaal rate, be entitled
to Twenty five per Cent. Discount on the price of the Ewes.
The Stock will be paid for on delivery, and may be seen ty
Tiekets, for width it is requested none but intending PUP:Una
will apply.
Inquire of Mr. Layton Cook, 28, Hill-street, Berkeley-square,
London.

This day was published,
In One Volume 12mo. price ss. S.L inboards,
The Second Edition of
NEW OBSERVATIONS on the NATURAL
HISTORY of BEE-S.—By FRANCIS HUBER.
• Translei% from the Original. •
Rioted for Longman, Hurst Rers, and Ortr!C, Paternokairl
row, London ; and John Ands:von, Edinburgh. . .

This day were published, price Ss. in extra bean's,
MEMOIRSof the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
'APE of Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS, Knight, Sheriff for
the City of London and County of Middlesex. • •
'Written by a CITIZEN of LONDON; and Assistants.
These Memoirs exhibit a refttation of the calumnies levelled
by certain periodical scriliblers. They likewise contain the Cot-
respondence between Mr. Fox and Sir Ric it A IRD Putir.7l4, rela-
tive to the late Historical Work of the former; and many other
Interesting facts.
Printed for George Hughes, No. 212, Tottonham-eourt-road.
Lately published, The PICCADILLY ALISULATOR, or, Old Q
in two vols., price lns. _

Th's day was published, price 2:.6d.
NUMBER I. of a New Publication, entitled
THE LONDON MEDICAL and SURGICAL
SPECTATOR; or, Monthly Register of the Modern
State and Improvements of Medicine, regular and irregular, in
its various Branches : Containing,
1. A View of Empiricism, and its pernicious consequences to
Society.
2. Original Communications, Cases, and Reviews in Medi-
cine, Surgery, Midwifery, and Pharmacy.
3. Intelligence, consisting of Attecdotes, Biography, Notices
of Publications, and other Miscellaneous Matter.
The whole systematically arranged for the use and clearness of
reference.
London : Printed for S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street ; and
A. Blackwood, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1808-08-23

ryErmourH, AUGUST 20,

All is bustle and full of preparation in our Garri. '
son, to receive. Lis Royal Highness the Prince of
WaLzs, who will ht. here on Tuesday next. A camp
h ininiediately to be formed on the Downs, between
this place and Dorchester. The South Devon Mi-
litia, commanded by Lord Rot.t4:, take the ground
on Monday. The 2d Somersetsbire is expected im-
mediately to follow. The Ist and 2d Regiments of
Hanoverian Light Horse, and the Regiment of Dra•
Room in Barracks at Dorchester, will also take the
field on Tuesday, and the whole brigade will be re-
N iewed by his Royal Highness on Wednesday.

General Lord CAVAN, Commander of the District,
Is hourly expected—part of his Staff is already ar
rived. The arrivals of this week arc—

General and Mrq. Julitr.an, Mr. S. Key, Mr. I. Harcfirg,
Mrs. Brenton, Rev. Dr. OgilYie, Misc Yueq, Mr. Tite:wall,
Mr. Bracher, Mr, NTact!t4vall, Mrs. Naisk, Mr. Palainet, Ms.
Hearn, Mr Vernon. Mr. C. Hatchett, Mr. Hart, Mr. Sedley,
key. F. nibb‘, Mr. 7klettre, Mr. ewe,, Mr. Arnold, M. and
Mrs. Bladeq, Mr. Carpenter, Nit,. Doyle, Captain Haiku, MrS.
Hassoll, Miss FltAyson, Mrs. Lane, &c.

Yesterday an elegant dinner was provided by Mr.
LarattN, at the Council Chan her, Rochester, at the
\ pence of the Gentlemen who came for the purpose
ff taking up their freedom, which had been voted
them some time back, and of die City. Mcmbers. A
select party ..vas assembled to partake of the festivity.
The Ger.:len:en who weve r.resent to take up their
freeJlm were, Sir Titox.ts T.tw,en,7, Sir T. Timmy.
for Rochester, anak,h I:ARNE:TT, Esq. .7.
CA. CRAFT, EA. M.P. fix Rochester, W;IS Al,i present
cr. the occasion. The Mayor, J. SIMMONS, Esq. pre-
sided v..ith his usual hilarit-I,.and kept the company
is pits congenial ith his own, by his attention And
I.;s jollitf. The diuncr war well conducted ; the ve-
nison, turtle, aud other viands, were in the finest
cider; and the wines were ezo,aisite. A number of ap-
ropriate and lo: al toasts were drard, on the occasion,
and when the comnany broke tip, every one went to
Yis home &lighted with the liber dity cf the enter
t ai nment.

r1.7X;1A:4 r AM.—The magicians, necromancers,
f re-eaters, and groups of itinerant dramatic heroes,
who liad made a precipitate retreat from Camberwell
Fair. p7tclied their flying camp at Peckham, with a
detrrmination to give the credulous battle, and to
plunder the village. At an early hour yesterday the
banners of wonder were unfuilecl, and the spectators
'sere called to the scene of action by drums, trum-
pcts, organs, and rattles. Many of the vekran
.frocrs enga,-,'-ed in the cncot-iiter, fought their way to
a suttling booth, where they attacked General Gr
bat the latter, with the assistance of Sir John
Fart-yrori, obtained a complet! victory over the
assailants, and left many on the field to bite the dust.
City opprynticcs, and kind hearted chambermaids,,
marched in crowds to join the Pcsiham troop!
London, England, 1808-08-23

M4RGATE, AUGUST 21.

This delightful place begins to assume its wonted
gaiey. Even the long visages of the discontented
and impatient inhabitants, now put on a smile of sa-
tisfaction. The town is nearly full ; nor could ac-
commodation be obtained, were it not for the fluctua-
*ion of the visitors. It is computed, not less than 300
new faces are seer. here every day. The Rooms, the
Libraries, Dandelion, and the Theatre, bear testimony
of the vast increase of visitors. The lovers of the
..ilfaay Riau, the admirers of Nature, the votaries of:
the Blind avitirse, and the amateurs of the Histrionic
lin, may all gratify their propensities, eves to satiety.
London, England, 1808-08-23

SALLS BY. AUCIION.•

PICCADILLY.
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NEARLY OPPOSITE BOND-STRLLT.

By Mr. ROBINS,

At Carraway's Coffee-house; 'Change-Alley, CornhilL, on Friday,'
the 26th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Assignees
of Mr. Dixon Holmes,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE :
comprising a Plot of Ground, situate on the South side of
Piccadilly, within a few dooms of St. James's-street,. with newly
erected foundation, walls and Vaults containing upwards, of 39
feet in front, and running a considerable depth; held WAsr an
unexpired term of upward* of .foray years. The situation for,
trade is a most eligible one. • .
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square; of whom particulars may be had; and at Carta-
way's Coffee-house.
London, England, 1808-08-23

'INbSOR tERR,Ia. '

rht.ir M.l.;EsTiEs and the PktiNcEsszx made their
appearance on the Terrace, on Sunday evening, a
few tu;nutes after seven o'clock, and never was there
A more crowded and elegant assemblage, to welcome
them, and to evince that joy which their presence
Never fails to inspire in all ranks of their loyal and
affectionate subjects. The crowd on the Terrace was
so great that it became at last an absolute squeeze,
and required the utmost exertions of Mr. EinvAays
and Mr. DOW.;ETT, to form a passage for the ROYAL
FAMILY and their attendants. Their MAJESTIES ap-
peared to be both in the highest spirits, and conversed
with much animation...with several of the Nobility
who were present—and also with great affability with
Mr. and Mrs. TTRWHI r JONES.

llis MajesTr was dressed in the full-dress Windsor uniform.
The Quct:f wore a straw-coloured tiffany dress, over white
;armlet, and black lace cloak—head-dress, the same, with a cres-
cent of diamonds in the front.
Princess An cream—thin clear-starched muslin drcu *verse bite
tiffany turban, with a white late cloak.
Princess Frig A SZTP-a spider-net dress, trimmed round the
)attoin with an etlegant lace, teat white wave ; black lace cloak ;
a bandeau of black velvet, orna=ented with a chain of pearls, and
white lace handkerchief over it.
Princess MAST-3 pink tiffany dress and scarf, spotted with
silver k ~aerate lace veil huh,; over the shoulders. He: hair plain-
di eased, with a bandeau of black velvet, and several ornaments.
Princesi So eum—a pia-green satinet dress, white lace veil, a
bandeau of velvet, with a pearl chain ; ornaments and ear-rings of
the same ; a very broad bracelet round the upper part of the anti,
with a superb gold ornament.
Princess AM xLIA-.—a lilac and white shot sarsnet dress, with a
white lace cloak; bandeau of black velvet, with an elegant chain
of topaze, with necklace and cross of the same.
Among the company present were :
The Earl of Uxbridge, Lord and Lady Boston, Lord and Lady
Walsinghtun, Earl Sefton, Lord Eulkeley, the Honourable Mr.
Villiers, Colonel Desbrow, &c. &c.
The Park was, in proportion, as well attended as
the Terrace, and the several groups formed theme, in
a variety of places, to view th'c company on the Ter-
race ; whilst others were widely scattered o'er the
scene, walking in different directions, exhibiting a
coil: Aril, which, for beauty and diversity, may be
Mach more easily conceived than described.
The evening was remarkably fine and serene, after
a most sultry day : but a little past eight o'clock, a
wry black cloud gathered nearly over the Castle,
which threatened both a heavy rain and thunder, and
occasioned the Family to retire sooner than usual.—
The two bands, the Blues and the Stafford, conti-
Lued, however, to play alternately, till near nine,
and a great concourse of company re:nained to listen
to them, notwithstanding the gloomy appearance cf
the atmosphere. The weather, notwithstanding our
apprehensions, continued fair.
The display of carriages in the streets of Windsor
was immense.