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EDMUND FITZAUBKEY, a Novel, in Three
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• THL SATIRIST 0F 34.1QtrrtiLY METEOR, No. X.
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I rent' art4ble id the 7s. Piece: The jpitipole said, that
when he came up to the prosecutor he was making a
great noise, telling the people around him that he had
been tobbed. He confessed himself to be drunk, but
said he was not so winch so but he knew what he was
doing. The prisoner was searched,-and the money
described by the prosecutor found upon him,.with a
small knife which had also been in the prosecutor's
pocket at the time. A part of the.pocket lilting had
been cut off at the instant of the robbery, and on ap-
plying, it to the lacerated part it fitted it exactly.
The prisoner denied all knowledge of the transac-
tion, or of the prosecutor. The Jury, however,
found him Guilty.
Henrietta ;Masa, Inas capitally indicted for pri.
vately stealing from Themashiephton three one pound
Bank notes. The prosecutor was a millwright at
Chelsea, and about two in the morning of the 2d of
July, was passing through Covent Garden Markel.
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ner asked him for a glass of gin. He refused to
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overcame his resolution. He took her into one of the
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...were in that neighbourhood. She then left him et a
sharp pace, and on looking to the right pocket of h's
trowsers,he discovered it hanging out, and that three
one pound notes had been taken away by the prisoner.
He said, he was not sensible of any violence in the
prisoner's taking the notes, as the trowset-s v.vre very
wide. He followed her, and by the help of a watch.
man lodged her in St. Martin's watch house The
constable of the night desired her to empty her pock-
ets ; and in doing so, she threw down anhandker-
chief, from which two one-pound Bank notes drop-
ped. She denied having any more, and she was
searched to the shift without effect. The Recorder
asked the prosecutor, whether he was perfectly sober
at the time He said he was. He said he could not
specify the number of the notes, but they were new
ones.

The prisoner, in her defence, denied the charge,
alledging that she had got the notes, which fell from
the handkerchief, from a gentleman that night, with
whom she had been for a long time acquainted. The
idea of privately stealing could not be supported as
the evidence was in direct hostility to it. The Jury
deliberated for a few minutes ard returned a verdict
of Guilty of stealing only.
• Four were acquitted, viz.
J. Wallace, alias Harris; Sarah Smith, alias rater;
Jame:, alias Joseph Worior ; and George Seaton.*
Worboys is remanded, being a deserter.
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NALTICZL iNTELLIGEIVCE,

PLYMOUTH. MAY 12.
Came in les Amis French schooner, laden with
wine and rosin, from Bourdeaux to Quimptr, cap-
tured by his Majesty's ship AMETHYST, of 36 guns ;
MEDIATOR, Of '24 guns, from off Lisbon ; and SCOR-
PION, of J guns, from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 19.
Sailed his Majesty's brig STRENUOUS, with five sail
of transports, under convoy for Guernsey ; Medway,
WATSON, for the Brazils; and Star, Wu.KINSON, Et
New South Wales —Wind S. W.

DEAL, MAY 13.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Portuguese
ship la Princessa Brazils, Captain PERNAU, from
Vera Cruz ; Phoenix, ; and Argus, FRAZER,
from Jamaica.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1808-05-14

YARMOUTH, MAY Is.

This morning arrived the LADY FRANCES packet,
Captain Barns, with mails and passengers. The
packet left Gottenburgh on Saturday last, on which
day the VicTo►tr arrived. Sailed the ZrazomA sloop
of war, on a cruize. Remain in the Roads, the MA-
JEsrtc, ROEBUCK, STATELY, NASSAU, VESTAL, PROsE-
LYTE, HOUND, ILIVOC, ZEBRA. and CLAUDIA. Ar-
rived the Badger revenue cutter, and has detained and
brought in here 2 doggers,laden with butter and cheese

KINGSTON (JAMAICA), MARCH 19.

The French cartel schooner Union, from St. Do-
mingo, in ten days, arrived on Saturday, with Mr.
and Mrs. HAMILTON, five children, and several slaves,
and a Mr. M‘DcwAto, lately a mate of the schooner
Polly. Mr. HAMILTON and his family quitted Nevis
in the Polly, on the 20th of January, for this island ;
but on the 24th, off Altavela, fell in with the French
privateer schooner Tartar, which captured her by
boarding, in a calm, after a considerable chace. She
was then ordered for St. Domingo, where she arrived
safely. The conduct of General FERRAND to Mr.
HAMILTON and family demands the greatest praise.
We lament to learn, by a schooner from Santa-
Martha, that one of his Majesty's brigs, supposed to
be la RAPOSA, Lieutenant ViotErr, was lately lost
off Carthagena. It appears that she had engaged se-
veral. gun boats, and while in the act of tacking, got
aground near that place. The crew made every ef-
fort to extricate her, but it proved fruitless, and they
were all taken prisoners and carried into Carthagena.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND' MAT El.—Passed by the Sally, Rowe ; and
Rose, Leitch, from the South Seas; Vigilant, Cook ; and Metta
Christian; Spikes, from St. Michael's. Saileci'the Lord Eldon,
Young, for India; Weymouth, I lewyn, for Malta ; Anna, Sly ;
and Mermaid, Symcs, for Waterford.
The George, M‘TAGGART, of Greenock, from De-
merara for, Liverpool, with sugar, coffee, cotton,
and rum, was captured on the 6th ult. in lat. 51. long.
27. by the French privateer Young Jerome, and re-
captured on the 14th off Cape Ortega], by his Majes.
ty's ship HELENA, Capt, WOILTIL Capt. M'TAGOART
had been taken on board the privateer, which vessel
had also captured the Britannia, from St. Duminzo
for Liverpool, after a hard fight.
London, England, 1808-05-14

zdnY 6.

The accounts by the post from Colmar and Canis-
crona on the 24 respecting the landing of the French
and Russians in the island of Gothland, appear to
have been exaggerated : by the last letters from thence
we learn, that instead of 10,000 men, 3000 only were
landed on the island, who were all Russians. They
sailed from Libau on the 21st April in nine ships :
of the truth of this, a Captain from Liebau has made
oath before the Government of Stockholm. This
morning an ived here the Euryalus frigate, the Hon.
Captain Dundas, having on board his Royal High-
ness the Duke d'Angouleme. There is nothing new
to-day. A report was current yesterday, that a con-
siderable body of Swedes (500) had been surrounded
by 3000 Norwegians, and taken prisoners ; but this
• is not yet confirmed.
London, England, 1808-05-14

• STOCKHOLM, MAY. t

By a report made by Lord-Lieutenant Klint, on
the 23d of last stionth, his Royal 'Majesty wat in-
formed, that on the preceding day the Russians made
good a landing on•the south-east toast of Gothlandi
in the parish of Grottingbo. Their strength is esti-
mated at about 2000 men.

According to intelligence from Oland, that island
was taken possession of a month ago by some troops,
who were however soon after recalled in the greatest
hurry : but they have now landed there a second time.
Reports are current in that island, uncontradicted by
Ithe Russian officers, that their army iu Finland has
sustained a very considerable loss, in an attack made
on the fortress of Sweaberg.
APna. 29.
His Majesty received yesterday the following Re-
port from General Baron Armfeldt, dated the 23d
April, 1808:-
1 By our last report I informed your Majesty that I bad passed
the mountains and rendered myself master of the passes between
Koningeswinger and Orlcbridge. The enemy, who made no con-
siderable resistance in the mountains, except at I.ier, seems now
to have recovered from the first impression made by my operations
in Norway, and begin to attack my troops as soon as they make
their appearance.
Count Morner, of the life Guards, was attacked near Taverucl,
and owing to the enemy's vast superiority in number, surrounded
and taken prisoner, with about 60 rank and file and some Officers.
Although we have sustained this loss, and besides lost about
90 men in killed and wound►d, yet the state of our affairs in this
country in a general point of view remains unaltered.
(Signed) G. M. ARNIFELDT,
General in Chief of the Western Army.
Head Quarters Pramhers, April 23, 1809.
APRIL SO.

Letters from Rome state, that several Englishmen
who resided in that'ci ty, have been arrested, and lodged
in the Castle of St. Angelo. An American who, by
mistake, had been confined with them, WAS soon after
set at liberty.
Tuscany is now divided into three Departments,
:lamely, Florence, Siena, and Leghorn, which are sub-
divided into several Prefectures : the Privy Council
is dissolved, with all other public boards of the former
Government ; so that no traces are left of the ancient
regime.
London, England, 1808-05-14

•
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THE STUDENT'S COMPANION; or,
A Summary of General Knowledge, Ocograillg4 Naittral
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Dublin,N
NQUIRY into the HISTORY of TITHE,
Aits Influence upon the Agriculture, Population, and hiot
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an adequate Malmo:stance for the Catholic and Presb?tetial
Clergy.
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London, England, 1808-05-14

LAIV INTELLIGENSE.

Yesterday, in the Court of King's Bench, in the
case DONNELLY, Esq. against Sir How. POHL VM,
the Judgment of the Court of Common Pleas, in fa-
vour of the Plaintiff, was affirmed without an argu,
ment.

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CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, MAY IS.

BISHOP, THE KING'S PROCTOR, V. STONE.
This was a prosecution instituted by his Majesty's
Procurator General, on behalf of the State, against
the Rev. H. Stone, Rector of Norton, in gssex, on
the charges of having preached, on the Bth of July,
1806, a Visitation Sermon, in the church of Dan-
bury, before the Archdeacon of the Diocese, and af-
terwards printed and published the same, in which
he denied the doctrine of the miraculous conception
of the Virgin MARY, the Holy Trinity, the Divinity
of our Lord and Saviour, and the atonement by the
birth and death of CHRIST. In support of these
charges the depositions of the Archdeacon and four
other Clergymen were read. to the Court ; also the
deposition of Mr. J. Johnson, of St. Paul's Church-
yard, and Mr. Stains, of Chelitsford, booksellers,
to prove the printing and publication thereof. On
the part of the prosecution, the Learned Doctor con-
tended that this doctrine was contrary to the esta-
blished law of the Church of England; for by a sta-
tute of the 13th Elizabeth it is enacted, that if any
person shall advisably maintain or affirm, any doc-
trine directly contrary and repugnant to any of the
articles of religion, and shall persist in the same, an 3
not revoke his error, he shall be deprived of his ec-
clesiastical preferments. Mr. Stone then read to the
Court a wr.ten defence, which occupied nearly two
hours, wherein he endeavoured to shew that he had
done no more than ful illed his engagements with his
ordaining bishop, that he had conformed,to the church
of England, as by law established, and,. that he had
not offended against the statute. Sir W. Scott, after
making several pertinent observations, was of opinion
that the charges were clearly established, and said he
could not resist the Act of Parliament,' but deferred
giving final judgment 11 the next court day, in order
, to give the party an opportunity to revoke his error.

Dil D.
Yesterday at her husband'. house, Ear ave.place, Pimlico, the
wife of Richard Hand, Log. paintrr on glass. litr long to 5,
which she bore with ntuoh fort.aude and resignation, v. rr ug'.t
on by the fright she received when part of her pretnisekin which
she lived were destroyed by Ue in August last.
London, England, 1808-05-14

This day was published,
Parts 1. to IX. of the improved Edition of

E- - •
NCYCLOPAED IA PE R THENSIS, or IJNI-
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ARITHMETIC. -
%his der was published, elope* printed, price ss. 641.1 sound,
with au allowance of Cite ^.sth Book,
E of REAL LIFE a*d
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Measutss ; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives;
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By the Rev. J. JOYCE,
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• Every man of busbies in the British Empire must recollect how •
much he had to unlearn in the practice of Arithmetic, yhen
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TO-MORROW.
Sun rises. I Suu sets. I Moon rises. -
LI minutes after 4 47 minutes after 7I 10 minutes after 9

HIGH WATER AT LONDON 1314-IDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning - - 90 n Unites after 4
Atterno:)n - . 44 minutes after 4
London, England, 1808-07-26

CIUDAD RODRIGO, JULY 6.

The insurrection continues in Portugal. According
to the accounts which have been received from the
Captain-General of Traslos Montes, dated from his
Head-Quarters at Lamego, we learn, that he had
defeated the army of Loison, when it attempted to
pass from Almeyda over the River Duero, and after-
wards through the neighbourhood of Lamego and
Troncon. The French lost 600 men, two howitzers,
and three cannon, all their baggage, and fifteen cais•
sons, richly loaded. The General has requested that
the city of Rodrigo should produce a diversion, to
occupy the enemy for four or five days at Almeyda,
to allow him time to'attack their army, as he had re-
inforced his own army with 5200 Gallicians.
London, England, 1808-07-26

This day were published,

In Two Volumes, crown Octavo, price 12s. boards, t
GGEOGRAPHICAL DELINEATIONS ,• or,
A Compendious View of the Natural and Political State of
dii Parts of the Globe.

Jay JOHN AIKIN,. M.D. •
Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Th- following tecolutt of this Wnst is liven its the British
Critic, Vol. 27 —" There are few writers of the present day so
w:lom the public is more indebted than to Dr. Arkin, whether
we consider the variety, the importifice' re or the agreeableness of
' his performances. :rhe present Is one of the neatest pUblicatitins
of the kind that has yet appeared in our language ; not intended
to surrsede the common Elementary Boots on the subject of
Geography, but to comprehend, in a moderate compass, every
thing most important relative to the Natural and Pohticid State of
the World.• The Author's own remarks occasionally introduced
on therlitkal state of the places described, are remarkable for
their moderation and sound tenser 't

This days's. poisksbed.
'THE SCHOLAR's GUIDE to ARITHMETIC.
By J. BONNYCASTLE,
. .

Professor of Mathematics, Royal Academy, Woolwich.

Ninth Edition, 2s. 6d. bound:
In pursuance of his plan of writing'a Book for the use of Schools
the Author has been very careful to make all his definitions and'
rules at concise as possible, cossistent with simplicity and ciearnoig;
and to exemplify use rules with Such examples as are most lihey
to occur in business. 'He hat silo shewri, with great clearness and
perspicuity, the reason al each rule in notes, and in this part of
his work Mr. B. has shewn great ingenuity and Judgment. By
confining every thing of this nature to the notes the Author has
been enabled to keep his text free from long expianations, so that
nothing is found there but what the learner ought to transcribe,
and fir in his memory—a matter which seems to have been too
much neglected by most of those anthers who have undertaken
to write on the subject of Arithmetic for the use of Schools. On
the whole, we shall not hesitate to declare, that we think this
little book will be found very useful both• to the 'feather and
Lcarner.-:—Vide Monthly Review. •
Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Chnreh-yard.
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1. An Introduction to Mensuration and Practical Geometry—
with Notes, containing the reason of every role, concisely and
clearly.demonstrated. By J. Boanycastle. lethEdition, price 4s.
2. An IntroACtlon to Alsahro. By the same. Bth' edit, price sa.
3. An introduction to Astronomy, with plates. By the same.
sth ecfition, price 9M. boards.
Nemenbs of Geometry. coanieing ;be PrilwiPtllorrA
dons in.the the eleventh and twills Book, ' •
withki?tes, =Weal and explanatory. ;7 s sap!. ronrth Ech:
anti, price 61. bOtitsd:
5. A Treatise on Plane and Spherical Ttigooomuy, SM. la.
brad&
London, England, 1808-07-26

wkurws FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDITION,

This day was published, with plates, price 7s. in boards, dedicated
by permission to his Royal Highness the Duke of York;
ik. COMPENDIUM of the VETERINARY
ART, containing an accurate description of the diaeases of
the Hone, and their mode of treatment, the anatomy °tithe foot,
and the principles of shoeing; also stable management.
ily LAMES WHITE,
Vzterinary Establishment, Exeter._
_ .

La'e Veterinary Surgeon to the lst or Royal Dragoons.
Printcd for J. John:on, in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Lorigngan,
Hurst, Ries, and Orme, Paternoster-row:.
Where may be had, by the same Author, Part M, containing.
Materta Medici and Pharmacopea, price Ss. Also, an Address
to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, respecting the Management
of their Horsks, price 6d.

STAFFOROSHIRE. '
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Red House, in Cavustvall, la the county of Stafford, on

Monday the Ist day of August, 1808, at three o'Clock in the
Afternoon,
'HE Castle, or Capital Mansion House, called
CAVERSWALL CASTLE, in the said County of STAF-
FORD, with its extensive Out-buildings and Conveniences ; also
a Farm-Honse' and 125 Acres of very good Meadow, Pasture,
and Arable Land. The Castle is sitpated ten miles from Leeke,
seven from Newcastle, twelve from Uttoreter, fourfrom Cheadle,
and seven foam Stone, is in complete repair, and suitable for the
residence of a Gentleivan's Family, and possession may be had
the next Spring. • ",
Also Eight Cottages and Four Closes of Land in Caverswall
aforesaid, eontaioing together about 13 Acres.
Mr. John 'fibley, at the Castle, 4vill abet,/ the premises; and
printed Particulars may be had tberr, and at the George Inn, in
Leekr ; the Ssr.tn utollStar in Stafford, the Roebuck in Newcastle,
the White Hart in Uttoxeter, the Crown in Cheadle. the Crown
iq Wee and at Messrs. Worthington's, Ilarrop and Worthing-
ton, Altkncham, Cheshire, Where a Map of the Estate may be
seen.
London, England, 1808-07-26

. ,
VICTIM L Lin'S; 01410 E; *l4 2J, 1.808•
T4E COMMISSIONERS fir 17/CTU4.4L./$0
HIS AI AJESTri NA dr * kirebi dive. Notice.
That on Thursday the 15th of Septembet nest, they will be
ready .to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for &itch
quantities of IRI3IIBEEF and ?1./Bit, of the best quality, and
to be cured In the ensuing season, as pi, respectiie Merchants
and Dealers therein may think proper to, offer: one third papt.
thereof to be packed in halfpuncheons, one third part in tierces,'
'mud the remaining, one third part in barrels i to be delivered Into
his 'Majesty'; Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth and
Plymouth, and jut° the Army Victualling Stores in St. Ca-
therine's, in regular propnrtions of each description of Casks, by
the periods, undermentioned,
One foukth of the whole by
'the 31st January, 1809.
One half of the rernaining,quantity by the 31. t March, 1809.
And tbeyamainder by the 30th June, 1809.
And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days
after date.

The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. 1. W. Dunsterville,
Agent for the Victualling at Cork, to the Collectors of his Ma-
jesty's Customs at Limcaick, Belfast, Newry, and Witerruid,
and to the Partmaster General at Dubin, revectively.

- regard will be had to ani Tender in I,W: the price shall net &
tberted in :whiz at kngth, or that shall not ha delivered to Me Board
hfore Oar o'Clech on the said Thsersday the 15th of Septesekr next,
ner unless the Person 'who mikes Me•Tender,or, some Person OM his lediatf,
attends to ans.:ver n her railed ler.

BY ORDER OF iHE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS
OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS,
On Saturd.ty the 30th July, 1808, at Three &Clock In the After-
noon, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom House in
Top,ham,
THE. FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For the Accommodation and Use of Private Families only,
10 Gallons Brandy 41 Gallons Ctsineva.
9cwt. 3qrs. 41b. Old Sheet Lead—i Old Rope
And one Boat, Burthen about S Tons, with her Materials.
Which will be put up in Lms, And Sold to the highest Bidder.
London, England, 1808-07-26

SPAIN

TI ,Is day were published, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo,
price 109.6 d. in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and
several other Engravings;
rTRAVALLS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
recently "performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
containing accurate Delineations of the MA NN t RS and Dom ESTIC
CONDITION of that Country, with Anecdotes of the PeiNcz of
PIACI, &C. &e. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the
Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load
of recollections"%--GR AT'S LITT IR S.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, and to be had
of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whet* may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SKIN N ',Esq. with
Engravings, price 455. in hoards.

COTTAGE, FURNISHED, WITH LAND,
[0 LET, pleasantly situate about SO miles West
of London, in a healthy situation and social neighbourhood,
with six Acres of good Meadow, good Water, and a Pew in the
Church. The House consists of two Sitting-rooms, 14by12;
one ditto, 12 by 12; Kitchen, Wash-house, Dairy, &c. Ecc.
Four Bed-rooms and two Servants-rooms, Coacirrhouse, and
Four-stall Stable; with immediate possession.
Enquire personally, or direct, post paid, to A. B. No. 10,
Fisher-street, Red Lion-square.
London, England, 1808-07-26

MANOR OF TOI.PUDDDLE, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Antelope, in Dorchester* on Saturday, Ally 30, 1900, at
four o'clock in the afternoon,
THE desirable MANOR of TOLPUDDLE and
several valnable .asail compact FARMS, containkog toge-
ther about 11 38 acres of. rich water-meadow, pasture, and arable
land, With convenient farmhouses and buildings, now in the or
sertio4 of Mr. Henry Davis, Mr. James Northover, Mr. George'
Riggs, Mr. William Brine, and Mr. Robert Standfield. Also the
great 'andsimall Tythes of the Parish of Tolpoddle, and the small
tythes of Tincleton, held for terms of years under Christ's Church
College in Oxford; and about 50 acres of Coppice Ground in Mil-
bourne Wood; a finl trout-stream stocked with fish runs through
the manor, fox-hounds and barriers are kept in the neighbourhood,
and the game in this pert of the country is much preserved.
Tolptuldle is one mile from Milbourne, eight from Dorches-
ter, and nine from Blanciford, in a dry healthy situation, and
*my be a desirable Property for a sportsman.
The ter.enti will stew the Farms, and printed particulars may
be had of Messrs. Farrier and Co. Lincoln's-innrfields ; of Mr.
Salisbury, and at the Antelope in Dorchester ; the Crown, Bland-
fard ; the Bull, Britiport ; and the Antelope, Sherburne.
London, England, 1808-07-21

ROYAL. HUMANE sourrr.

•
pREV.ENTION OF DEATH.
CAUTIONS :
1. Meier to berhehl up'by the feet.
.2: Not tole solied-on-earks; or other rough wage.
3. Avoid the use of salt in all eases of apparent death.
London, England, 1808-07-21

RESTORATION OF LiFE.•

What_thou doest—do quickly.
The Drowned—l. convey carefully the body, with the head
raised to the nearest convenient house.
2. Strip and dry the body : clean the mouth and nostrls.
& Lay the body on a blanket or bed, and to ba exposed to the
sun in summer.

4. The Sudety's Process* it to be used for two hours. It is an
absurdity to suppose persons irrecoverable, because vitality does
not soon rutorn.
5. Bleeding or electritityllre only to be 'used on the attendance
of a inc::.cal practitioner. _

• GratuitoUsly deli,”red, on Tuesdays asni Thurs-hys, before
eleven, at No. 8, Spital-sqfiare. • Silsned by order,
JOHN 13F.AL7MaN T, Sec.
The Guardians of Lif•, who have not received the Annual Ite-
r ort, 1808, the present year ; or the Anniversary Sermon, 14107,
on a line, &c. addressed to the Treasureri No, 8, Spital-square,
one or both will be sent or delivered. •

This day were publi-bed, in-four Volumes, duodecimo,
Price IL 45. Id bciard),
•
ROMANTIC TALES. By M. G. LEWIS.
Author of the Monk, Adelgitha, &c.
" Ah, happy he who thus lu magic thanes,
O'er worlds bewitched in tarly rap.ure dreams ;
Where wild enchantment waves her potent wand,
And fancy's beauties iillh r fairy land!' Canaan.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterno .ter-mw.
Of whom may be bad, by the time author, 'lle CAsma
SPECTRE,. a Drama, in live Acts, price 2s. 6d.
London, England, 1808-07-21

TO 'TIE SANTIAGO JOURNALISTS.

The following anecdote may deserve your notice :
~ A widow, who is a labourer, came to Santiago
with her son, for the purpose of enlisting him, and'
fully persuaded that he would be admitted into the
ranks, she asked me for some money to make him a
shirt, and to buy him a pair of shoes. I gave her 60
rials for the purpose, regardless of it afterwards, n a
the following day she presented herself before me, ac.
companied by her son, in a disconsolate condition, at
the same time 'returning me the money with which I
had supplied her. On enquiring the cause, the inter.
esting woman uttered a deep sigh, and said to me•
we: ping, ,4 Sir, my son has suffered the disgrace of
being excluded from the ranks, his height not being
sufficient ; keep that money to deliver it to one who
will be fortunate enough to be received into the ser.
vice of his country."
London, England, 1808-07-21

TWO PRIZES, of 820.000, in the present State
Lottery, sold in Shares by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Broken,
Corner of Bank Buildings, Comb'll, and facing the Gate of the
Kiug's Mews, Mating Cros4, Loudon ;
No. 10,197, drawn 12th July, C'..i0,000, in a Quarter, an Eighth,
and Ten Siztetnth -'harts;
Xe. 2,609, drawn 15th July, X 20,000, in Two Quarters, and
Eight SiXtecaLh Shares.
Tickets and Siaares, warranted undlawn, continue on Sale,
by RItplAltD5ON, qOODLUC7., and Co.
There are yet in the Wheel, Prizes of
X. 20,000, X 5,000,
. . 10,000, 2,000,
' 4nd a great Yroportion of smaller Prizes.
Tht twat Day of Drawing will be the 2d of august, and the
I.ctt:ry fi aish on the 15:h of Auguit.
_
London, England, 1808-07-21

THE Ticket No. 2,629, drawn the last day of
Driswing. a Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, was said in
Shares by Messrs. HAZARD, BUR2siE, and Co. Royal Ea-
se ; where Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, cond-
uut• on Sale The ne;t Day of Drawing will be on Tuesday the
;A of August.

26, CORNHILL, us CHARINO—C:ROSS, AND
ST. MARGARET'S—HILL, BOROUGH.

\VARRANTED undrawn Tickets anti Shares
are selling by HORNSBY and Co. entitling the Pur-
chaser to £40,000, 10,000, 5,000, 2,000, 500,4 c. and the usual
wwortion of smaller Prizes; likewise any person purchasing a
lottery Ticket at £22 6s: (or Tickets to any amount) may re
genre for the same, if undrawn after the sth day 4:id 6s. alsc
the 6th•day £24 6s. after the 7th day £25 611..
London, England, 1808-07-21

IMPORTANT 1):SCO% ERY.

THE AdV;lntar. the Public must aiWay. ,e
troth regishtily educated professional men directing almost
exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was ilea r 111 We
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled s trees i h has
attended the administration of their new remedy, and the eatraor.
Lilitiary cures it has performed. For a long ,cries of years,
Coasts an; Co. Surgeons, formerly in his 1\ lajasty's si nice, have
made the Venereal risease the particular object of dun hives&
gallon, and are happy in laving diScovecel a medicine sq-rior ice
mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is salfici „ awry.;
that the &errs of this remedy are diaimitrically up 'sit,. ;elbow
of mercury, for though it co,iipletely eradicates tv , y vestige
the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does n t leaf
injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovat
in all its natural functions,. promotes appetite, and • • ;,.e.,,
gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu.
tion to the frightful edition that nrarcury does, it out only
lit-
serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a vitak
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Numtcr.
less instances are on recent record of the superior eillcacy of ;his
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a piirpeit.:2
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess
of conjugal or illicit pleamre, or tront the more insidious, thot.r,h
not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variay of
disorders which are the consequence of tai, salitary vice, thite are
none more afflicting than that distressing state o debility and de•
ficiency which tires co.* or embitters the matrimonial state ; the
unhappy sufferer broods over his misf:irtune, ashamed :Ost.,k re.
lief, until he is reducA to such a state of weakness as to tender
life oppressive. To sun h p.orsom, it must 1.” a consoling team.
tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blasings, a
strong, manly and vigorous comaitittion.•
• In all cases of &Inlay, dt ticiency, from whatever cause arising,
as well as in every armies of venereal I:feet:On, Moe rs. Currie
and Co. "say he consulted by patients of either sea with the
greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, flattnii•
Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars at
their complaints, by I,..tter post paid, enclosing a llar.k note, will
have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any rirt of the
kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Carden.
London, England, 1808-07-21

TIM EXPEDITION. ' •

The AUDACIOUS, with the transports and troops
Gottenbargh,,reached Portsmouth yesterday.
They are now taking in provisioitt, water, and.neces-
sarY stores, and in a few days will be ready to pro-
ceed for their destination..

u HARWICH, JULY 20.

"Sailed this morning, under convoy of l'AismetE
frigate, the fleet of transports, for the Downs. No
more troops have embarked since mt last."

!vAVTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 19.

Came in, the 111110, of 74 guns, from the fleet off
Cadiz ; the MACYAREL schooner, from the West-
ward ; and the DitcAnk4 of 36 guns, from Ireland.—
Sailed, the HINDOST. A.N, of 50 guns, with several
transports and victuallers for the squadron off the
Tagus:
London, England, 1808-07-21

FOUR DAYS DRAWING OVER, luld the
GRAND PRIZES of £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,00g £2,000,
&c. &c. &c. yet remain in the \VheeL
TuESDAYt.AUGUST 2, will b the Fifth Day of Drawing.
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on Salo at all the
Licensed °aces iu Town and Country.
London, England, 1808-07-21

• AINSWORTH'S .DICTIONARY, Quarto.,

This day was published in 4W. price 31. Ss. Calf, Lettered,
THESAURUS LINGU. LATINJE COll-
- ; or, a Compendious. DICTIONARY' of
the LA'ciN TONGUE; designed for the Use of the British Na
.tion. First putlibbed
By Mr. ROBERT AINSWORTH.
_ .

A New Edition, with great Additions and Amendments : par-
ticularly a Urge and copious index of such words airbctur in Ste-
lobeliaa and Ainsworth, of an obsolete, iinelisslaal, doubtful, or
' modern Character, with the proper and sointine word frequently
anntxed : also another Indus of the same kind; fiord Vossius,
Calfo, Colon., Littleton, add others. To *hie art subjoined,
a Third, of the more cordinon Latin Words in our Airdient Laws;
the Notes of Abbreviations used in Latin Authors e . Inscrip-
tions; and a gmeral Chronology of Eminent .Parsons and me-
morable Things.
By THOMAS MORELL, D. D.

Rector of Buckland, In Hertfordshire, and F. S. S. It Sc A.
• Printed for I. Johnson, J. Nichols and Son, R.-Baldwin F. C.
and J. Rivington, W. Otrldgo anti Son, Land J. Richardson, R.
Faulder and Sao, T. Payne, W. Lowndes, Wilkie and Robinson,
Scatcherd and Letterrnan,'l. Walker, Vernbr;•Hood. and Sharpe,
I. Nunn, Lackington and Co. C. Law, Longman, Hurst, Rees,
and Orme, Catlett and Davies Cuthell and Martin, E. Jeffery,
J. and A. Arch, Mathews and Leigh, W. Ginger, Payne and
NVKinley; Pote•end Co. T.•Boosey, J. telawman, J. Booker,
J. Asperne, J. Bohn, and' Wilson and Spence.
London, England, 1808-07-21

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 20.

Arrived his Majesty's ships la GLoIRE, from off
Lisbon ; the PORT MAHON, from a cruize ; and the
AunAcrous, with the Expedition from Gottenburgh.
Sailed, his Majesty's ship ALERT, with a convoy for
the Downs.—Wind S.W. ,
London, England, 1808-07-21

ANTI-IMPETIGENES,

For those deplorably, and hitherto Incurable Diseases, the King's
J-;vil, Scrotela, Strent, Scurvy, Gout, Rheurnatitm, Piles. Le-
prosy, and all DiSorders ori mating In an impure state of the
Blond. .
'IIHE ANTI-TMPETICENES is founded on 2
chyrnical and philosophical bask, warranted by the expe-
rience of a series of years, sanctioned by " Cullen's Practice of
Physic and Nosology," and prepared by
S. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilcarl House, near Liverpool,
Who pledges himself to the Paine, that this Medicine is perfectly
innocent its its nature, safe in its application, and pose
C3CiOUS in every species of " I mpetigenes, or deprave d with
affections of the Skin."• It is of the utmost hopes-at:cc to those
afflicted with any of these direful diseases, to the it frieeds and re-
latives,aa well as to the rising generation, that such hereditary
complaints may be speedily removed, and the blood purified from
every degree of miasma. •
The King's Evil, Strums or Scrofn7a, are bard, schirrous, vsd
often indolent tumours that affect the gl.mes of the neck, timer
the chin, arm-pits, groin, hams, arms and waists, and nest cons.
mtmly are seated in the neck and beneath the ears. To remove
these obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Atedica has been
tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer left to
drag on a life of misery ! Many are crawling along on crutches
at this moment, whom the Anti-Impe:igenes would restore to
health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. The directionless&
with each bottle ere plain, and its application Is attended with
little or no trouble.
The Anti-lanpetigines is an alterative and purifier of the blood,
its operation if gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible; it is
the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that danger-
ous mineral Mercury; it swetens the blood and stinviLues it to
expel all noxious and impure juices, giving strength and tone to
the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind—For
scorbutic cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet leprosy, the Anti-les-
petigines certainly claims a.pre..-erninence over all other medicines,
being decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of these cone-
plaints, and will not only cleat the Ain, but heal all old sor.s ai.d
ulcers of ever so long standing. In disorders where salivation has
repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could restore the unhap-
py sufferer to that health he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impeti-
•gincs wilt be found the great and only restorer of health and vigour.
Proper directions for every case, to enable persons to cure
elemseives, is given with each bottle, price Half-a-Guinea.—There
are also family bottles, containing the quantity of four at 10s. od.
for 595. by which As. is saved, including the duty; the Stamp has
•s Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraited thereon, which purcha-
sers wil, do well to observe strictly before they buy.
Sold by every respectable Medicine Vender in the United
Kingdom.

• Vide Cullen's Practice of Physic.
London, England, 1808-07-21

CORUNNA, JULY 8.

An action took place between 4000 French and the
peasantry in the neighbourhood of Cervera, in the
principality of Catalonia, of which the following is
the result :
The enemy had sought refuge in a fissure of the
mountains, ythere the cavalry could not act. There
2000 of the French were killed, and 800 horns were
taken. The rest were so situated that it was ►mpossi-
ble they should escape. By the dispatches from Ba.
ragossa, and the ardour displayed by the peasantry,
who were continually sending reinforcements, it is
presumed that the fugitive remains have already sur-
rendered."
London, England, 1808-07-21

HULL, JULY 18.

His Majesty's ship STIRLING passed the Humber
on Saturday, to the Southward, with eleven sail of
Swedish vessels under her convoy, laden with stores
on account of the English Government. A convoy
with the fleet for the Baltic, will sail from the Hum.
ber the first fair wind. The sloop Courier, WILKIN-
sow, from Newcastle to Sandwich, sprung a leak, and
put into Whitby, a few days since, and sunk there.
The Experiment, of Whitby, has arrived at that port,
with ten fish; expected to boil 100 tons of oil. The
Birnie arrived at Grimsby on Wednesday from
Greenlanil, with 18 fish, a full ship. Capt. HORNET'
brings the following account of the success of the
ships belonging to this port, viz :—Perseverance 17,
Egginton 18, Walker 17, Truelove full, Ellison well
fished, Aurora 25, Sarah and Elizabeth 24, Oakhall
10, Richard 10, and New Manchester 8 or 9.
London, England, 1808-07-21

YARMOUTH,

Sailed the ARIEL sloop of wart with a fleet of Mer-
chantmen for Gottenburgh; and for Sheerness the NEn
ELVEN and SKYLARK sloop of war. Arrived the Mus-
QUITO sloop of war, and remains with the Roebuck,
Alexandria frigate, Pincher, Delphinen.—WindlW.
London, England, 1808-07-21

Doors open at half past five ; begin at half past six. Half
Price at half past eight precisely. Places taken from ten until
Shier at the Theatre.
In consequence of the many inquiries after the Cotillion and
Ciantrf Dance, by Eight Horses, it will be ro-proluied on
;blot:day next, when the Minuet and Pas Seul'will be withdrawn
London, England, 1808-07-21

SLANDER.-KENDALL V. WRIGHT.

This was an action on the case for malicious words.
The Defendant pleaded the general issue.
The Plaintiff is a house-keeper in the Strand, and
the Defendant had been for some time his lodger. It
was clearly proved by several witnesses, that theDe-
fefidant had, at various times and places, called the
Plaintiff a rascal., and said that lie had sometimes at-
tempted his life with a pistol on the Steine atßrighton
—that he had stolen his watch,umbrella, &c. and that
he was a swindler. It appeared, however; tintiCen;
dall had continued to let his lodgings to Wright for
three or four years subsequent to the uttering Of these
words. Mr. Serjeant LENS, for the Defendant, there- ;
fore contended that these words could not. be consi-
dered as a serious charge of felony against the Plain-.
tiff—but they were words without much meining,
spoken in the heat of the moment, owing to some dis-
putes about tent : That they had never done any real
injury to the Plaintiff, who himself appeared.to think
lightli of them, front the circumstance: of- his having
continued the Defendant as his- loslgat,--Vatotios for
.the Plaintiffs. damsgesi4Os. - •

.
London, England, 1808-07-21

DEAL, JULY 20.

Arrived the OSPREY sloop, from a cruize.—Sailed
the TgOMPEUSE sloop, hiving under her convoy a
fleet of transports for Lisbon and Madeira ; HettmEs
sloop, for the Nore ; HERO, 74 guns, for Yarmouth.

The privateer mentioned yesterday to have been
captured by the boats of the CHALLENGER had the
first and Second Lieutenants, and two men, killed ;
the CHALLENGER'S boats had two men killed, and one
wounded.
In the Downs—The Princess of Orange, St. Alban's, Fisgard,
Trusty, Clyde, Challenger, Osprey, Bustler, Fearless, and Phos•
phorus.