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Star.
London, England, 1808-02-20

V:s..RATOUTH. FEB. 19.

Sailed the Musquito, Orestes, and Forrestei sloops
of war ; Acute and Wizen gun brigs. Tice ships in
the Roads are the Rixbuck, Admiral DOUGLAS ;
Amiable, Admiral RUSSELL ; Goliab, of 74 guns ;
Vestal frigate, Snake and Sappho sloops of war, and
Archer gun brig. A large ship is now coming into
the Gull, supposed to be the Vanguard.
•
13ELIGOLAND, FEB, 11.

The Rhine, Captain FEA, from Hull, which had
landed 150 bales of goods, having safered much in'
her anchors and cables in the gale, left here xvit'J the
remainder of her cargo, for fear of being driven on
shore: Captain Pen intended' to return to Hull.

The Wandering Man, BF..s-r, from: Stockholm for
Dublin, is captured and carried into Bergen.
The Amalthea, WAts.F.tt, from London for Ber-
bice ; and the Provide ice, SMITH, from ditto for
Madeira, were blown,t ut of the Downs in 1.1 e gale
of the Plth instant, and have not since been heard of.

The Pluehe, Wititarr,from Lond'in for Hull, was
all well in Lowestoffe Roads on the 16th inst. after
having been driven from the Downs in the late gale.
The HeLry, Iltatnium, from Riga for Hull, is lost
near Copei:!tagen.
The Cecilia, MARK, from St. Michael's for Lon-
don, is on shore near Margate.
The Comet, —; and the Venice, WELLS, from
London for Dublin, were captitied cif the Isle of
Wight on the I.lth instant. ~
The Experiment, Joirmox, from Sunderland for
Plymouth, was captured in November last, and Car-
r'.ed into Cherb6urg.
The St. James alias Presicoa, from Vera Cruz, is
taken by the Lion privateer, of Guernsey, and carried
into Torbay.
Tuesday se'nnight, sailed from Leith Roads, his
Majesty's sloops Clio, Ringdove, and Nightingale
oh a cruize ; same day arrived the Childers sloop of
I war from the southward.

Yesterday 280 recruits for the Flintshire Militia,
marched through Oxford, on their route to join the-
r. fgiment.
The West Norfolk Militia, from Ospringi.., and the
East Essex Militia, from Dover, are ordered to
Chelmsford in the Eastern District, and have coin.
rneaced their march for that destination; the Norfolk
yesterday ; the Essex, in two divisions; marches on
Monday and Tuesday next.

A General Court Martial was lately held at Dublin
Barracks, on Colonel Bitows, of the South Mayo
Regiment, on charges preferred against him by Cap
taro BLAKE, of the same regiment. The M.:mbers of
the Court were—Earl of LEITRIM, President • Lords
LORTON, CASTLE toorr., and DELVIN ; the Hon. Co-
lonel HOWARD, Lientemint Colonels BARRY, COPE,
STEV:ART ; Colonels JACKSON and Lms•reANGE ; Ma-
' jots FORE, LESTRANGE, and MADDEN. The sentence
of the Court is not yet published.

A General Court Martial is STOW sitting at the
above Barracks, on the trials of Captains liti:ENT,
CLENDILLON, and KING, of the Westmeath Regiment
of Militia, on certain charges preferred against them
by Major AGNEW, of the same regiment. The mem-,
bors are, Earl Lerma!, President ; Lieutenant Colo-
nels CCPF., PEN:Pr.:IIIER, 6 !7EWARf; Colonel LES-
'TRANCE, Colonel FORE:E, M.ij,.er: KINSON, MADDEN'
and LESTitA.NG}..
London, England, 1808-02-20

This itay Wt•re published,
la Three Volumes, small Fivo. price 16s. 6d. boards,
A4EMORIAI.S OF NATURE AND ART ;
"TA. collected on a Journey in Great Brliain, during the Yeats
1802 and 1803. By CHRISTIAN ALIGUn ICS GUI' I'UFIS
OCIME.. Translated from the original German, by '1 HOMAS
HORNE.—Printed for J. Masentan, N0..22, Poultry.
Of win= may be had, jolt iniblished, handsomely printed In one
votuate, 4to. Price it. is. bards,
The PRESENT STATE of TURKEY ; or, A Description of
the Political, Civil, and Religious Constitution, Government,
and Laws of the Ottoman En pine. By Thomas Thornton, Esq.
London, England, 1808-02-20

RENT CHARGE.

By Itlessr^. SKINNER, DYKE, and FORREST,
On 'I hursday, March 17, at Twelve, at Garraway's,
A RENT CHARGE of SO Guineas per Annum,
I- issuing out of, and amply secured upon an Estate in Nar-
row-street, Linichonse, in the possession of Messrs. Anley, Birch
and Cn. payable during the life of a Gentleman, aged 69 years.
Particulars may be had at the Place of Sale, and of Messrs.
Skinner, Dyke, 'l'uchin, and Forrest, Aldersgatc-street.

A NNU Islip AND aI.:VERSIONS.
By Messrs. SKINNER;'DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On hursday the 17th March, at 12 o'clock, at Carraway's Cof-
fee-house, Cornhill, IN Two LOTf.
LOT 1. THE Div IDENDS Of ONE-THIRD -PART Of
£42413. 2s. id. 9 per Cent. Reduced Bank Annui-
ties, during the Joint Lives of a Gentleman aged 48, and his Wife
aged 50 Years. Also, One Third Part of the said Sum of
£4249. 2s. id. in case the said Gentleman survives his Wife.—
The above
.Stock stand; in the Name of the Accountant-General
of the Court of Chancery.
LoT 2. A Mowry of £714. Ss. 9d. BANK STOCK, on the De-
mise of a Lady aged about 80 years, together with the Surplus
Dividends of such Moiety during her Life, after payment of 501.
per annum for the Life of the said Lady, out of the Dividends of
the whole of the said Bank Stock. The Stock stands in the names
of Trustees. Printed particulars may be had at the Place of
Sale; also of Messrs. W. and J. Allen, Clifford's Inn; and of
Meirs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.

}REMOLD HOUSE, Martin's-lane Cannon street.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, ant FORREST,
On Thursday, the 24th of March, at 11, at Caraway s,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in Martin's-
lane, Cannon street ; consisting of a Dwelling-house,
No. 27, containing Two and Three Rooms on a floor, Warehouse
and Cellaring, now in the occupation of Messr:. Phillips and
Simpsons, bookbinders, on lease, which expires at Midsummer
next, when possession may be had, The Premis.s occupy a valu-
aisle Plot of Ground, about 20 feet in front, and 48 in depth.
To be viewed 10 days preceding the Silk., when Particulars may
be had ea the Premises ; also of Messrs. Strong, Still; anti Strong,
Lincoln's Inn ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner,
Dyke, Twain and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.

WINDSOR, BERKS.
By *cum SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST.
On Tharaday the ‘24th March, at Twelve o'Cloeir, at Gang-
way's Coffee-hour.e, Cornhill, in two Lots,
AN eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleasantly'
11- situate in High-street, a prefcr.tble part of the Town of
Windsor, a short dis ance from the Royal Castle, the Maui Ter-
race, and beautiful P..rks.
Comprising two genteel Dwelling Houses, with suitable do-
mestk ()Picea, well supplied with Water, now in the possession
of Messrs. Herb;T: and Denney, Tenants at Will, at very low
Rents, amounting to only Eighty-four Pounds per annum.
To be,viewed fourteen days preceding the Sale, by /cave of the
Tenants, of whom Particulars n.ay be had ; also of Mr. Cutting,
Solicitor, Bartlett's-building: ; Mr. Secktv, Solicitor, Windsor;
lat the place of Sale, and of 'Mosrs. Shinier, Dyke, Tuebiss, ard
Forrest, Aklersgate-street..
London, England, 1808-02-20

--------------_ _
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A SYSTEM of THEORETICAL and PRAC-
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Critical Review, vol. xxxix. p. 380.
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Nholson's Journal.
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By whom will speedily be published by the same Author, A
new Edi'ion of a practical Essay on the Analysis of Minerals.

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'THE ADVENTURES of ROBERT DRURY,
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P-IRLIAMEN7'ART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY Is.
APPEAL.

Ir the case of WILLIE e. Jost N %ON, and others, from the Court
of Session in Scotland, which was a question on partnership law,
Mr. rA lc • was heard on behalf of the Appellant; Mr. ALax-
N P. Is on the part of the Respondent, was not required to reply.
The Loan. CAA NCII,LOIL observed, that the Appellant, on his
own chewing, was wrong; and enquired what were the costs.—
Lordship being informed they amotinte,l to 1201. remarked,
that in common justice they must be discharged by the Ap-
pellant.

the case of Wl]
of Session in Scotian
Mr. l ere was he
NrP.I. on the part<
The Mary CAA NC
own chewing, was
tits Lordship being
that in common ju
AMR
The American In
mons and read a fit
and by' the same Pe
time on Monday ne
.I.:srdAireetaina
to toe following der7
it was not with any
little alteration in
every proper :mans
to the principle by
In the sequel, it'
time on Tuesday m
lord LAI,DERDA
ix fore their Lordsh
neral convenience, I
of the House fur Ts;
or Monday followi
After a short con
be sumnionedlor f
I
A new Writ wal
the room of James
Steward of the Chi
. Colonel STA N
wearers in I .ancasl
rseymen should be
ref-seed to a Conn
The Petty Custe
claimed Dividend
grossed.
A Message fror
agreed to the EL
amendment.
Foßiac
On the motion o
dered. An Accuu
Foreigners, front t
of Great Brit: in,
perry-tax, from di
2. An-Account
were in circulatior
February, 1808.
3. An Account
in circulation durii
Mr. HORNER
that the Order foi
plaining of an un(
be absolutely disci
On the motion
to be laid before tl
Great Britain for
the part from wht
Account of all Be
cancelled, with th
Mr. Holford pr
wallis to the diffei
that country, acre
D
Colonel WooD
House copies, or
Government to th
Mediterranean, r
Egypt.—Ordered.
Sir C. POL
for certain pal
The papers, of
possession, we
Thomas Keer
Paris, to the
and a copy of a
• Commissioner!
Certificate in
He hoped then
sary for his trt
netted with th
Surgeons, of
certain the Hi
cations coming
he was assure(
vations, of tin
House would
being passed t
doors of the
might have tc
subject by a
on a former ni
him (Sir C. I'
Dr. Keene ha
at the time c
establishment,
ceived from a•
who declines
was satisfied a
this assertion,
viction, being
Keene, preser
before the app,
in question.
or May, and I
AuguNt. It
should come t
was necessary
• the House, th
when the Mer
appointment.
called for we
first instance,
the naval IV
• was withheld.
the memorial
be laid before
•.• Mr. ROSE
informed that
the establi,,hl
for such situa
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made in Mat
presented for
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A:ylum."
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Sir JOHN
the notice hi
papers' to eri•
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London, England, 1808-02-20

NAUTICAL INTELLIGNCE.

F.M.MOUTH; FEB. 17.
Arrived the Pelter gun-brig, with a flea of trans•
ports froth Portsmouth to join the expedition lying
here; also arrived a fleet of coasters, from the east-
wird.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. Is.
Came in the Endeavour armed ship, from Wales,
with a fleet under convoy ; Humber, of 20 guns,
from the Downs; a new sloop of war, from Bridport,
under convoy of a sloop of War ; a fleet of victuallers,
from Torbay ; Camus, of 24 guns, from a cruite ;
Hound, of 10 guns, and Swallow, of 18, from Liver-
' pool ; Pluto, of 14 guns, from a cruize. Sailed the
Emerald, and Seine, of 96 guns, 'both on a cruize.

. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 19.
Arrived the following transports froth Madeira,
last from Plymouth, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Ranger, viz. the Edgar, Brown ; Harmony.
Thornton ; Zephyr, ; Prompt, --- ; Eli za-
beth, —; Alexander, Lern ; and the Duke of Cla-
rence, —. Also arrived the Resolution and the
Cygnet, Smith, front the Dowhs, bound to the West:
Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ships Sultan to the west
ward ; Diomede for Guernsey ; and the Boadicea on
a cruize. His Majesty's ship Franchise is appointed
convoy for the We Indies, and is expected to sail on
Sunday ; his Majesty's ;tip Centurion is appointed
convoy for Plymouth. Wind N. W.
I DEAL, FEBRUARY 19.

Arrived the Neptune homeward-bound East India
ship, last from Milford ; Bold gun brig from a cruize
off Boulogne. Sailed the Mutine sloop and Minx
gun brig on a cruize off Boulogne ; lugger Mary
Ann for the Brazils. The Resolution, of 74. guns,
has ju;t arrived from the River, and pac,ed through
to the westward. Wind N. N. W. and moderate.
HARWICH, FEB. 19.

Arrived last night the Lord Duncan, Captain
HAMILTON, with the mail, from Gottcnburgh : she .
was chaced on the Welbank by a large cutter, sup-
posed to be the Argus, lately belonging to' this port.
Arrived this day the Forward gun-brig, from Heligo-
land, having on board Captain D'AI'VEIiGNE, late
Governor of the above island : . by her we learn that
the ship May Flower, belonging to nnycastie, was
lost on Sandy Island, on Sunday last—the crew and
materials savtd.
London, England, 1808-06-27

. . -
MONDAY, JUNE 27,. 1808.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Jane 14, 1808.
NOTICE it hereby given, That a sTenin of Orr died,
Terminfr aid Gail Delivery, for As Taal f Ofesces comon4w4
as the High Sam, %alai' gm jurlidietiao else Admiralty of
will he Add at lattice Mali, in the Old Bailey, Loam, ow horkiii.tio
12-th 61..1'4 next, at tight 'WWI is hie morning..

VICTUALLING OFFICE, jerse 95,,1208.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY:, VT A her* give Notice,
That on Friday the Bth of July next, they will be ready to re-
ceive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Six Hundred Chal
drone of PITI"s-TANFIELD MOOR, LADY SIMPSON's
or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS (full pay) to be delivered in
entire Cargoes, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept-
ford, in the proportions and by the periods undermentioned, viz.
200 Chaldrons on or before tke 15th of August next.
200 Ditto Ditto 31st Ditto
909 Ditto Ditto 15th of September next.
And to be paid for by bills, payable with Interest 90 days after
date.

The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at th.. Secretary's
Office.

No regard tc ill he had to any Tender in which the price shall not he
instried in tooth at length, or that shall Rot he delivered to Me Board
&fore One **ChM on Me said Friday the Bth of July next, nor unless
the Person who nudes the Tender, or some Person on his Gehalf, attends to
answer when calla for.

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE—ANNUITIES--LIFE.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS.
OFF •CF., CORNIIILL,‘LONDON.
ADVANTAGES to INSURERS with this
COMPANy.
Payment of Rent in cue of Fire, wishout increase of Pre-
mium.
Damage by Lightning made good.
No charge for Policies, Indomments, Alterations, or Surveys.
A Commission of 51. per Cent. a110w,4 or. Shipping Insurance.
Abatements made tin Country Insurances from 101. to 401,
upon the premium ; and from 2f to 15 per Cent upon the duty.
Farming Stock Insured without average clause.
The Company's Terms for I.ife Insurance are equally liberal,
and Fowlers ♦ery superile Claims to public Patronage.
WM. BEETHAM, Sec.
London, England, 1808-04-15

LONDON.

FRIDAY, APRIL 15.
•
• . GOOD FaiDAY.—Holiday at all the Public Onkel.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 2301 264 Su Long Aun. 1811
3 per Cent. Red. 641 631 India Stock 174 17741
3 per Cent. Cons. ssf 66 India Bonds, par Is. pron.
4 per Cent. 811 Excheq Bills, ss. is. pre.
5 per Cent. Navy, 981 Cons. for acc• • 66/

Tuesday evening the Channel Fleet sailed. fnim
Torbay, to resume their station off Bast.
By a vessel which arrived yesterday from Holland,
accounts have been received that '25,000 troops have
found their way into the Island of Zealand, French
and Danish. According to the general understanding
in Holland, the French Onvernment has succeeded
din its application for the use of Danish Seamen, to
man their fleets, and in consequence of this, a body
of 8000 has, it is laid, actually commenced their
march. The whole of these men are stated to have
volunteered for the French service.

The Diana, BROWN, is arrived at Liverpool, from
Demerara, which place she left on the 16th February,
in company with the Intrepid, Tunmu.3.l. ; Nile, AN-
DERSON ; Mary Ann, Kenn:tr.,. ; and George, M‘TAG-
DART, all for Liverpool ; Jasnn, GAMMELL, for the
Clyde ; Industry, CREIGHTO?f, for Dublin ; Admiral
Colpoys, and Good Inte4t, for London, under con-
voy of his Majesty's brig Julia, arrived at Barbadoes
on the 26th February, Nul sailed from thence on the
Ist March, under convoy of his Majesty's brig l'Es-
poir. On the Sd March, the Intrepid parted to wind-
ward of Antigua ; on the 12th, parted from the
Commodore. The Nile parted the same night in lat.
96.42. N. On the 14th, saw two large ships to the
Northward,- the Mary Ann then in company, the
George and Colpoys theta astern ; the Jason was left
at Barbadoes being leaky. The homeward-bound
Leeward Island Beet was to sail from Tortola on
the 16th April.

The Caledoni% TtioursoN, had arrived at Deme-.
Fara, in twcpty,:two daps frqrn Kinsale : on the 28th
London, England, 1808-04-15

HOUSE ON COMMONS.

•
the Speaker having taken the Chair, a Message frOna the Lord 99
by the Deputy inack Rod, required the attendance of the House in
the House of Lords, to hear his Majesties Coinruission read fur
declaring the ROYal Assent to certain Bills.
The Speaker With several Mertibers went up forthwith, and
after slime dine.returned, and acquainted the House that the Royal
Assent had been declared to those Bills mentioned in the Lords.
A new Writ was ordered to be issued for the Election of a Bur.
gess for St. Hawes, in the rooni of Scrope Barnard, Esq. who has
accepted the Chiltern Hundreds and another for Wareham, in'
the main of Sir G. T. Calcraft, who has accepted the Stewardship
of East Hundred.

Mr. GRAHAM presented a Petition from the South London
Water-works Company, against the Bill for erecting a Bridge at
Vauxhall.—Rcferred to the Committee on the BiU.

Mr. ESTCOURT moved for a Return of the ef-
fective strength of each of the Regiments of British
Militia on the Ist cfJuly 1807, and the la of April
1808, distinguishing, the number of Volunteers which
had entered into the Regulars from each Regiment,
and the number necessary to complete each. Ordered.
Sir J. C.HIPPESLEY observed, that if the Noble
Viscount (Castlereagh) had been present, he should
have put tohim a question on the subject of conside-
rable importance ; perhaps the Chancelloi of the Ex-
chequer could explain it.—Several persons paid the
fine *.e2o, on the Militia. Transfer Bill, after that tine
bad been Imposed on them by the Deputy-Lieutenants
of Qyunties, acting in discharge of their duty under
that Act, and carrying the provisions of it into effect,
and' these persons who had thus paid their fines,
' ;Irate themselves entitled to exemption from the
ties of the Bill now before Parliament for raising
a Local Militia, but unless there was inserted in it a
Clime to that effect, he, apprehended they would
have no such exemption, and that would be very hard
upon them. They would be. placed in a situation in
.which it would be unjust to place them.
The SPEAKER observed, that to offer an argu:.:
ment, when the object was only to put a questum,'l
could only lead to another argument on a subject
which could cote to no decision. -

The Honourable Baionet then asked, whether the
Chancellor of the Exchequer could inform him what
provision was intended to be made on this subject ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQUE lt said,
he should take pains to inform himself; and.then com-
municate the result without delay to the Honourable
Baronet.

Adjourned to Tuesday se'nnight (26 ApriL)
London, England, 1808-04-15

THE ARMY.

The regret is great and general for the less of that
soot The
Colonel Derr, who fell so nobly in
isdia. The 17th foot is the only teem% that suf.
Ito ia the storming of Rittspore.
/tete not being tonnage for thanuthe 2d battalion
tbs 54th Regiment does not go out by the India
kit sow under dispatch ; but ever, ship carries out
oog teinforcements of officers as well as men, for
!velum's in India.
Accounu have been received of the sit arrival of
coal fir, and likewise of that antient and
gowned corps, the Scots Royals, in India. 7,
It fouid appear that though. LieutertantZeneral
ItDenstt had assumed die.chief command of the
vas army, and had taken kis, *rat as second in
council. that Sir Josue CRADOCK 'ha not -taken his
opartute for %trope' at the time etpeated. •
It is the 3Sd Regiment, not the 30th, which has
fee from Bengal on thelexpeeliiien to thaEasti;ard.
A detachment of Royal Artillery is now going out

to Cs/ls•
malty of RoyalSngineert, *Company of Artil.
lay, sad reinforcements for the Buffs and 11th Re.
oat, are going out to Madeira. Captain Aniurrn-
pyr, Seattary to General BERESFORD, goes out by

this opportunity.
Some Artillery, with Brigadier-General Mooat,
Colonels Anatomists, Cunza, and several other
gars, are going out just now by the fleet, for
North America, under convoy of the Nemesis.
Recce for all the regiments in the Mediterranean
aenow going out from the Isle of Wight. Colonel
Moon and many Officers of the Stair, go out by this
fleet
The 24battalion of General Assancaoscam's Ali-
n:o4 90 strong, has relieved the Berkshire Militia,
BLuchington Barracks.
we have lately heard the names of .different Ge-
seal Officers for the Command in Chief in the West

ies.
By the death of Sir' NMISROUGH D'Axne, the
C.cloneicy of the East Kent Militia is Vacant—Lord
Kissals amcng others is mentioned for it.
To counteract the designs of the French; who-are.
meditating an expedition in the West Indies, where
Stir army has been re-inforced, some regifnenti will
seseatout from this country and Ireland, to General
s;viyes.. The 25th, or Edinburgh Regiment, is to
lie Barbadoes for St. Kitt's ; the 15th Regiment
!illorise will leave Barbadoes. The 65d will remain
*ee. The 70th, and some others of the skeleton re-
emus are to be sent home, as soon as relieved by
itgiments from this country.
London, England, 1808-04-15

THE DELUGE.

TIM! feet high in the streets ?-4...3 I. most have s peep
What s wonder ! who ever could think it
ljbaw, hiccup's o!cl Bib°, if three times u deer/.
And it were but 600 D TOWel-,1 could drink it ! '
A TIPLIA,
But no 'Water-drinker.

The following curious anagram on NAPOLEON Bo-
roastrz,not being generally known,is worthy notice:
" Bona rapia pone Leno,"
•
which expresses, even to a letter, 44 you rascal, lay
down the stolen goods."
The April Sun has regenerated the Butterflies of
lind,fercet, which fluttered through that gay parterre
yesterday in greater abundance than ever
On Friday evening Henry the IVA and Lone-a-la-
Mode were performed at Salisbury, under the patron.
zge of the Mayor, for the benefit of the poor of that
.City. Several of the principal characters were per-
famed by Officers of the 2d Somersetshire Militia.—
The receipt amounted to X 99 18. s. besides a donation
of 5 guineas from the Earl of RADNOR.
An outrage of a singular nature is reported to have
been committed a few evrnings since at Maldon, in
Essex, by a party of individuals going masqued
to an exhibition of a lecture in that town ; and in that
disguise assaulting and beating the Astronomical
Lecturer in a very wanton and violent manner. Se-
veral Gentlemen of the town rose in defence of the
::aoffending man, and, securing the parties kept
them in custody till they entered into sufficient secu-
rities for their appearance, to answer for this extra-
ordinary offence in a Court of Judicature.
Sir JAMES COCKBURN is arrived at Portsmouth to
take his passage to Curacost in the Amaranthe, Cap=
lain BRENTON.

The Committee on the Wexford Petition have ap-
pointed Commissioners to examine witnesses and re-
ceive evidence in Ireland. The Commissioners are
PETER VANumintwi, Esq. Chairman; JOHN WILLES,-
Esq. and JOHN SCOALES, Esq. They are to meet at
Wexford in twenty days from the present date.
A Roman Catholic Chapel has been built by sub-
scription in the Polygon at Somerstown, and was
opened on Thursday last with a grand Te Deum and
High Mass • the former was performed by the Gen-
tlemen of the Braganza Choir, the latter was celebra-
ted by a French Bishop.
The person who lays claim to certain estates pos-
sessed by the Duke of NORFOLK, attempted to address
the Lor) CHANCELLOR at the rising of the Court on
Wednesday, but was prevented by the Officer, and
ftr66/3 removed from the bar. The Court adjourned
yesterday for the Easter recess.
Alderman Rut was lately robbed by some foot-
. pads on the Black Rock Road, near Dublin' of a
gold watch, and his Aldermanic gold chain. A Gen-
tleman in Mr. Run's company was at the same time
robbed of his watch.
Monday tight, the house of Messrs., Gooden and
Conyers, of East-lane, Bermotsdsey,was broken opens
and robbed of bank notes to tht amount of I+6l. and
other effects.
London, England, 1808-06-18

'WANTED, a STOUT LAD, as an APPRILW
IiCE to the BOOKBINDING, in :the extra titie—his
friends to end bun in washing and clothes. 'A small premium is
required.—Apply to Mr. Vargher, Exeter-court, Strand, Lotidon.

PURSUANT to a liecree of the High Court of
••• Chancery, bearing date the 21d day of June, Iwo, wadi Ks
cause, wiser:in MARY ANN (JILL, (an Infant) aalOthersarit
Plaintiffs, and MARY 'GILL and Others, are Defendants,- the
Creditors 9f WILLIAM GILL, late of Cower-street, &Ilford-
square, in the county of Middlesex, add of Wyradibury, in the
county of Bucks, and an Aldertitan of the City of Londan, Esq.
deceased, (who died in the year 1795) are to come in and prove
.their lavbts, either by themselves or their Soflcitors, before ld.o.
beet Steele, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers in Southampton Windings, Chancery-lane, Lando., on
or before the 24th day of Juno, 1808, or in default thereof, thq
will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree.
. AL.DRXIGE and COLLEY SMITH,
• Plaintiff's Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1808-04-12

LONDON MARKETS.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 9.
Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, frimt the
returns ending the 2d of April, 1808.
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peas.
s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. a. d.
70 1 49 1139 0 30 11 56 0 66 9
The average Price of SUGAR, computed from the returns made
in the week ending April 6, ls 365. 51-d. per hundred weight.
London, England, 1808-04-12

PIRLI4M.EIFIZ4r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LOADS, APRIL 11.
After further proceedings in the Scots Appes! Cause respecting
the Roxburgh Estates, and the dispatch of private business, the
Orders in Council Indemnity Bill was read a third time, andpassed.
Lord MOIRA presented a Petition from certain Ininlvent
Debtors, which was ordered to lie on the table ;'and hts Lord-
ship gave notice, that on a future day he should move that this,
and other similar Petitions before the house, should be referred
to a Committee.
London, England, 1808-06-20

U) int S. ILOMON. LIVE... POOL.
AlliFol.l‘,-.Copy of a Letter from Mr. J Innate. Bookfelle:
• and Stationer, Bury St. Edmund's,
Bury; Sept.!. ifs”.
FE.RSON who had (eyeful times km for a sot.
L 6d, bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called.cpon
ore for a bottle, and informed me that it had i.l,,ne him a irirtiltw
. lot deal ag004.-klie had been gradually 'declining far a longtime
-4. bad (pent a great ,seal of money for advice. slid t. and no kent6i
she pAid one Surgeon i6l. another 61 but all to no parpofe At
the dist be fent for the Ertl bottle of your Gordis) Balm of Gilead
*mould nut walk scrota tho !mute without the Alliance Al front
One to help hints—indeed be was gesthly worfe daily —he had net
taken the (Weed but a few days. agreeable to the dirrainns.whit
* found hinsfelf much better. He potrinues tatting it at rids time,
and from his appearance VUlbely in do well 'Yftla have the nun*
winos to do what you *are with the above aaterneat, which 10
literally as he told it me. I am, =dr,
Your ohedieut fervant. J TANGLE.
. Ths(e who with to have the Medicine immediately from the
%Syr by fending the money for any quantity they think proper,
will have them lent by fuck carrier As ilicy
ulflee godess for any turn way be feid by poll. and thel‘slmre -0111
beleturaed In title tot. or orders *Ali ea/h enclafed will be duty
aftended to
Vim*r diredkietle for every cafe, to enable periods to curet em;
fehrot, Is given withlia# bottle, nrice half a
London, England, 1808-06-16

r.turEn LUNATIC tILL.

- . -
In a Committee on this BM, some verbal amendments were
bale, on the motion of Earl SPENCER.
The Earl of SUFFOLK Made 111001 e observations respecting the
Bill not being extended to Scotland, and the want of some provi.
• ion for Officers in the army. or soldiers, wto might untOrtunately
b:rome Lunatics.
F_arl SPENCER thought that no provision of that nature could
be introduced into this Bill; but be had great hopes that the Bill,
in its operation, would effect neatly all that was wished, with re-
spect to the propel care and custody of Lunatics, who were disci.
lute of other means.
• The Bill passed through the Corninlttee.—Report to-morrow.
Adjourned hit to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The following Bills were read a third time and pissed :—.The
Irish Permit Bill, the Irish Lean Bill, the West India Commis- I
sinners Bill, the Barrack Accounts Bill, the American Trade Bill,
M'Clintock's Bill, the Smuggling Prevention Bill, the Exchequer
Bills Bill, the Redeemed Stock Bill.
The following Bills were committed in Committees of the whole
I itJusel—The Irish Customs Bill, the Ale Licence Stamp Bill,
the Post-horse Farming Bill, the Prize Goods Duties Bill, and the
plrits Regulation Bill.
In a Committee of the whole House, the House resolved,on the
motion of Mr. ROSE, that certain Duties should be granted on
printed and painted Silks.—Report to-morrow.
On the motion of Mr. ROSE, leave wasgranted to bring in 3
Bill to enable bis Majesty in Council to authorise the remand of
certain goods now in the King's Warehouses, to the out-posts for
expnrtation.
A Person from the British Museum presented at the Bar e
Ccpy of certain Regulations relating to that Institution, confor-
mably to an order of the House.
The Sugar Distillery Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be committed on Friday.
The Coffee Customs' Duty Bill, and the Coffee Expise Duty
Bill, were read a second tune and ordered to be continitted to-

morrow.
The Cape of Good Hope Trade Bill, the Brazil Postage Bill,
and the Prize Captures Bill, were read a second time, and ordered
to be committed to-mortow.
A Message was received from the Lords, acquainting the
House, that their Lordships had agreed to the Malt Duty Collec-
tion Bill, the Copper Duty Bill, and the Coffee and Sugar Expor-
tation Bill.
Mr. BARNARD-presented a Petition from the King's County,
'n Ireland, praying for pecuniary aid towards completing a Canal,
of the Crown being refused, the petition
London, England, 1808-06-16

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 16.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Consols for July 701—Reduced 691-olnnium 4 prom.
Exch. Hills, 6s. to 7s. pre —lndia Bonds, is. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Cent. Red. 69f
4 per Cent. Cons. 85f1
L. Ann. 14 I 5-16tla
Imp. 3 per Cent. 681
Imp. Ann. 71
Omnium 4 prem.

India Bonds, par Is. pr.
Eacheq. Bills Ss. 7s. pre.
English Tickets, 211 Os.
India for arc. 182(
Cons. for opening, 70If t

Neither Sir ARTHUR WULF-SLIM ncr his Aide-de.
Camp the Honourable FITZROY ST Nora, have yet
left London to join the Expedition now ready to sail
from Cork. Sir ARTHUR and his force are, we un-.
derstand, in the first instance, to proceed to Cadiz ;
and unless it should appear expedient to employ his
force in Spain, Sir ARTHUR is to go on to South
America, which is now generally known to have been
' the original object of the expedition. The destina-
tion of Sir A. WaLtzsLEr may be inferred from the
nature of his appointments. Mr. lATILtuNts, who is
a Gentleman of considerable intelligence, has been,
from his particul.A- acquaintance with the language
and habits of Spain, selected to accompany that Off-

cer as his Civil Secretary.
Don DIEGO de la VEDA, the colleague of the Vis-
count de MArrutozzA set off yesterday for Spain,
charged no doubt with the answer of Ministers to the
proposals which these two Gentlemen are understood
to have brought from their Countrymen in arms.
A vessel which left Cadiz on the 19th ult. has ar-
rived in the River. She came off in haste, an embargo
being expected to take place in the course of the day.
The Captain is the bearer of letters which present a
variety of intelligence, but none of which is of such a
nature as to prepare us for a confirmation of the
news brought by the TneE BRITON privateer to Britt-

P°rt.
A communication had been kept up for some time '
between the shore and our fleet off Cadiz, by means
of flags of truce, which had suddenly closed,' on a
report that 20,000 Frenchmen were' on their march
to that place. No answer was returned by the Spa.
niards to the last packet sent them by Admiral Pun-
s-Is. A passenger by the above vessel was in the
town when it arrived ; he says, that no person would
take upon him the responsibility of opening it. The
people were much perplexed, and at length called a
meeting, to consider what it was best to do' Nothing
decisive, was, however, resolved upon, and all was
confusion. and contradiction, when the French Ad-
miral entered, as it were by accident, and perceiving
the perplexed state of the meeting, unceremoniously
took up the dispatches, and broke them open; the
contents *ere read, but they did not generally trans:l
pine. However, in consequence of what they con-
tained, the French Admiral demanded immediate
possession of the forts commanding the entrance of
the harbour : namely, St. Sebastiana, Poutalss, Santa

;
London, England, 1808-06-29

• • TN, day was published, •• ' .
In Crown Octavo, price lOs. 6d. bnards, • •
QPECIMENS OF ENGLISH DRAMATIC
Itoans, who lived about the time of Skakeapoare, with
Notes.
By CHARLES LAMB.
Printed firL6pgman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pateruoeter-rnw•.

I'ALEY'S SERMONS.
On Monday next will be published,
(By Permis.slon of the Executors%)
SERMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS.
By the late Rev. WILLIAM PALEY, D. D.
Snbdean of Lincoln, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Rector of
Bishop Wearmouth, Ste. Author of " Natural d'heoloi;y,"
'4 Moral Philosophy," ace.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1808-06-29

On the la of July ail be paiiikkal,
(To be continued ?ilioaddy), price Ed. ornamented with a brand-
ful Copper-Plane, and an Engraving on 'Wood, N1;3.18111 I:of
THE JUVENILE CABINET; or, Magazine of
ENTEKTAINMENT and INS (TUC nos for BaiTI4IIYOUTit.
Containing Narratives, Select Alitcellaneous Subjedtp,E4c. kc.
Printed for Pratt, Smith, and Lesson, Coventr% and sold by
Longman, Hura, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row,.l.ondoti,

This day was published, price es. 6d. Part the &VW, of
11 TM'S to the PUBLIC. and the LEGIBIA-
-1-- 'PURE, on the NATURE and EFFECT of EVANGELI-
CAL PREACHING.
•
By a BARRISTER.
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W
Paternoster-row • liatchard, Piccadilly; and W. R , Bell-
Yard, Temple-Bar.

TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESS*
MESSRS. TABA RT and Co. of the Juvenile and
School Library, New Bond-street, respectfully inform the
Proprietors and Conductors of Schools, that they continue tp sup-
ply Books of Education on all Subjects, and in all Langua•gs, on
the lowest wholesale Teems.
They are enabled particularly to serve Schools on terms Of sue
perior advantage, with quantities otpany of the following itop!oved
and very popular Works:
•
Mayor's Spelling Book.
Blair's First Catechism. •
The London Primmer.
Blair's English Class Book; or 36.5 siegant and iestrudive
Lessons.
Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, in which the Tables of Weiihts
and Measures, and all the other Roba are adapted to the usage
of real Life and Business. •
Blair's Reading Exercises.
Goldsmith's Grammar of Geogriphy.
Goldsmith's Popular Geography.
Ditto, Geographical Copy-Books, &c.
Robinson's Modern History.
Robinson's Ancient History.
Bossut's easy French Books.
Aikin's easy Poetry for Children.
'Mayor's Classical Poetry.
Pratt's Cabinet of English Pretty.
Mayor's British Nepus.
Plutarch.
Naturl History.
--'s Universal History, 25 vols.
Gregory's Lectures oa Chemistry, and Experimental Philoso-
phy, with 35 Plates.
Gregory's Letters on Taste, Competition, and I.iterature.
Gregory's System of Polite Education.
Smith's Lady's History of Else:natl.
Blair's Grammar of Philosophy.
Robinson's Grammar of History, &c.
London, England, 1808-06-29

KNIGHT'S HILL COTTAGE, the Residence
of the Right Honourable LORD THURLOW, deceased,
together with Coach House, Garda), stable, icc. and about
thirty-four ACM of enceMent Meadow end Pasture Land, Ding
round the }reuse, pleasantly &usual, nearndjoinlog to the Village
of Dtttwieh in a most respectable neighbourhood, is perfectly re-
tired, and cOnsinunicating wIIt the metropolis (from which it is
distant only ax miles) by good roads.
The Dwelling House is commodious and conveniently fitted up
for the accommodation of a genteel Family.
Forfurther particulars apply at Mr. James'sOilice, No 5, New
Rowell-Court, Lincoln's lan, where Tickets of .admission may
also be bald for viewing the prernisa.
London, England, 1808-06-11

believing that it TtillSt be productive of a niuch better
system than the present Volunteer establishment.
Mr. W. SMITH denied, from the best authority,
that the stick was made use of in the French army as
a mode of punishment. At the same time, though lie
knew it was by no means general, he could maintain,
that such a mode of enforcing discipline was practi-
sed here (No, no!)—Gentlemen may cry no, no,"
but I was eye-witness of the fact. He mentioned it,
with a hope that its being publicly noticed might lead
to the correction of so gross an error—such a breach
of the military constitution.
General M. MATHEW said, that he would bring
the officer to a Court Martial, who would presume
to use any man under his command in the manner
that had been alluded to.

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR. was of opinion, that it
would be improper to have the Local Militia upon a
different footing in point of discipline from the Regu-
lar Army or Militia.
Admiral HARVEY observed, that both soldiers
and sailors in the French service were flogged with a
cat-o'-nine-tails.

Sir J. HALL opposed the measure, and defended
the Volunteer system.
General Sir JAMES STEWART supported the
measure, and maintained that any private soldier
could obtain redress by an application to his Royal
Highness the Commander-in-chief.
Mr. W. SMITH did not mean to impute any
thing in the least improper to his Royal Highness,
neither did he mean to say that the practice was
general.
The question then being called for, the House divi-
ded.—Ayes, 104—Noes, :M.—Majority, 78.
The Bill was then passed, and ordered to the Lords.
Several other orders on the list were then disposed of.
The House adjourned at half-past three to this day.
London, England, 1808-06-11

DIMP.NSIOZIS.

Length on Deck - - - Ft. 6 Tr.
Brratlth . . - - - 16 0
Admeasnres - - 63 10.94 Tons.
Pnr viewing the Vessel and Stores, Inventories atl further Par-
icnlars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER,
Plymouth, 4th June, 1801. Merchant, Plyrairath.

Also, by Order of the Cc ornKtoners for Stie of Danish Prizes,
FOR SALE, the goo, Daniih Brig ALVOE.N, No. 13, square
stern, and a scrawl head.

DIMENSIONs :

Lergth - - 67 Ft. o In,
Pre ,dtli - .. .9.0 0
i!e'^htil between Decks - 4 S
Dittrctne Depth - - 16 Cti
AdMv•.sul 0.3 '2 4 2 i:;-94 Tour.
Cputletnned as Prize to the Crum, ti.

For e?ewlng the ViSsII, tnventeriei and further Particulau.s,
apply to Mr..JOHN fIAWKER, Merchant,
One of the Agents for sale of llmish Prizes.
Plymouth, June 4, 180,%

ORDER. OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THF. CARE
AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PROPERTY.
On the Pr;mises of Messrs. Widow Symons and S Britnn.
Sidc, Plymouth, on Friday, the 17th instant, at Eleven preci4ely,
rlik; Ship FORTUNA, No. 97, with all her
Stores and Materials, as she now Lys.
DMENSIONS

Lergth • - - 78 Ft. 3 in.
rreadth - os el.
Admeasures - - COO IS-91 Tons.
She is well calculated for the general purposes of 'Vlach,.
After v. llich will he Sold,
271 Whole and 50 Half Bartels Rice,

Part of the Cargo of the Johan Henrich, Jac .)b Witten],
Master, restored to the Claimant.
3 Half Butts of Wine, and 1 Small Cask Ditto,
Part of the Cargo of the Palmbatun, B. Jorgenson, Master, re-
stored to the Claimant. Ant, about 330 Tons of salt,
Part of the Cargo of the Portuguese ship Admiral Nelson,
Fran. Benicio de Carvalho, Master.
Also, by N irtue of a Commi ssien of Apprais.•ment and S:de, issued
from the high Court of -Admiralty, addressed to the Commis-
sioners for Portuguese Property, and Edmund Lockyer, Esq.
$ Chests German linen, viz. s Cask H.:re Skins, and
4 Mari Silesia's 1 Case Hare's Hair
4 Ditto Britannia's
Being part of the Cargo of the Brig Catherina, Snip, Master.
01:e third ou the Vessel, end 25 per cent. on the other Good.,
in Cash or Bank of England Notes, will be required as deposit at
the time of Sale, and the remainder before the delivery of the
Lots. The Danish CotioniAsioners will not consider any pur-
chase binding on their part, unless the said deposit is made prior
to the purchaser' quitting tit::le-F0 mt.
For viewing the above, and further particulars, apply three days
before the Sale, at the eountiog-house of said
Widow ,SYMO NIS andStlN, Pivmopth.
London, England, 1808-06-11

IRISH JURY ASSMS MENTS.

- - ---
Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice that early in the next Ses-
sion he should bring forward a proposition for dividing between
the landlord and tenants in Ireland the heavy and oppressive bur-
then of Grand Jury Assessments, which at present bore entirely
oa the latter.
London, England, 1808-06-11

OXY.MURIATIC ACID DUTY BILL.

Mr. HUSKISSON moved the order of the day for the second
reading of the Bill for allowing a Drawback of 1:31. per cwt. on
all MUriatic Acid-exported from this country to Ireland, and im-
posing a countervailing duty on the same commodhy imported from
Ireland into this country.
This Bill was opposed byj,fr. FOSTER, Mr. PONSONBY.
Sir J. NEWPORT, anfl SIT GEORGE HILL, on the ground
that it would throw open the Irish Mart for the importation
of an article from this country, which was found upon experience
to be composed of materials extremely destructive to the Linen
Manufacture, in which It was employed for the purpose of
bleaching ; as, upon a chemical analysis, it was proved to be no-
thing but lime in disguise ; whereas that made in Ireland was not
of a pernicious quality.
Mr. HUSKISSON; the CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHE-
QUER, and Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, defended the
Bill, upon the ground that it was introduced for the purpose of
protecting the Patent Property of the Inventors of this Article
in Fngland, which was chiefly composed from salt and sulphur,
articles which paid a high duty, against the competition of the
like articles from Ireland, composed from the like materials which
there paid no duty,
To this principle the opponents of the Bill were ready to ac-
cede; but they opposed the drawback of 131. per cwt. upon a spu-
rious and pernicious article to Ireland, the intrinsic value of which
wa, but 1.25. per cwt.
After much conversation, it was agreed to withdraw the Bill
till next Session.
London, England, 1808-04-23

IMPORTAKe IMCO VERY,

1:11'HE Advantage the Public must always derive
from regularly educated professional men directing almost
exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never mow
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has
attended the administration of their new remedy, and the cursor-
dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Masses.
R It and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi-
gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to
mercury in the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficient to observe
that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those
. of, mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of
the virus, in Its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least
injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system I
in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di.
gestion : thus instead of reducing a etrong and vigorous contains.
then to the frightful condition that mercury does. it nut only pre-
serves dun constitution in Its primitive state, but restores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number-
less instances are on resent 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 pleasure, or fronithe more insidious, though
not less destructive, indulgence of incaution. youth rd.latth sexes
to a certain pernicious habit. amide the melancholy variety of
disorders which art the•consequesere qi this solitary vice, hate are
none more afflicting than thee distressing 'Lite of debility and de-
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the •
unhappy sufferer liroods over his misfortune, alhatbed.tea seek re-
lief, until he is reduced to such a Trate of w:aknest sic to render
life oppressite. To such persons it must he a conloling reflex,
tion to know, that they may nave, by a neve infallible mode of:
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a
f.prong. mardy and vigorous constitution.
In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cow arising,
m iii every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie '
sal Co. may be comuked by patients of either sex with the
greatest secrecy and bonoug,.at tbeh house, No. 107, Hatton-
Garden. Patients in the country tioserlbing the particulars of
their complaints, by letter gest paid, enchains a Bank note, will
have the neeestary medicine alflatimine sent to any port of the
klugdont. .. N 0.107, Hum Gardens
London, England, 1808-08-10

SATIRE ON

I'HE SIN
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rested by Hora,
Printcd for
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the following c
All the Tale
The Comet,
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