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Star.
London, England, 1808-04-04

D1VT173E14133.
April 5. Richard 'Robert William Tulford and Pena R
bury, of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, cow,
ners and shoe-makers, at ten, at Guildhall
April 6. Alexander Woodward, of Liverpool, wine-mere
at eleven, at the York Hotel, Williamson's-square, Liverp6C
April 6. George Symens, late of Plymouth Dock, Des onk„..
mercer, at ten, at the King's Arms inn, Plymouth.

THE EVENING STAR. --,

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE e'cLocK,
Consols, for money, 64H—for account, G4i—Osiunem 4
Exchequer Bills, 3s. pre'n.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SAT!ThU)AY.
S per Cent. Red. Ann. shut India Bonds, Is. a '2s. ilk
S per Cent. Cons. 64.11 Imp. Ann. 71 13.16ths
4 per Cent. shut Ex. Bills, Ss. 6s. yr.
Soper Cent. 9611 English Tickets till, k
Long Ann. shut Cons. for acc.6l3

No official accounts have yet arrived from Sir R,
&mac' AN's squadron, but the accounts from Holland
have received a kind of confirmation by similar state.
meets from the Tagus ; and we may therefore e.
certain bores that a victory has actually been obtained
in the Mediterranean. Saturday afternoon tile a
lowing bulletins were circulated from some of the Co,
vernment OlTices ; but they' are not understood to
have been officially sanctioned, though so announced
in some of the Sunday papers. Numerous enquiries
have been made to Government concerning the rm,
moured action, and the answer given has been uni.
form'', this :--,6 That an action with the enemy's
squadron is highly probable, from their relative site,,
ations, but that no certain intelligence of the fact ha,
been received."
London, England, 1808-04-04

71st Last Night a performing before Easter.
Mr. LEWIS's NIGHT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN,
6A.TURDAY NEXT, APRIL 9, 1808',
will be performed the revived Comedy called
THE FASHIONABLE LOVER.
~,brilie, Mr. Lewis ; Aubrey, Mr. Pope ; Mortimer,
o
bb/ley; Tyne', Mr. C. Bearable; sad Cohn Macleod,
• ale man d the Inghlands, by Mr. Cooke, (being their first ap-
,,arene in those characters.) 'Augusta Aubrey, Miss Smith ;
Fir..ijkidormore, Mrs. Davenport ; Lucinda Baidgemore, Mrs.
Dlbdb, (beiog their first appearance in those etaracters.)
whereat of the Evening (for that Night only) the following
—A New Song first time), composed by Mr. Shield,
cke The Last Whistle;' by Mr. Incledon. A new Song
omit )called " Drawing the Lora Bow • or, How to tell a
stogy Mr. Maiden. " Jo:in Grouse and Mother Goose," •
ki),(. Emery. "The Wolf," by Mr. Bellamy. And " he
g tir'd of War's alarms," by Mrs. Dickens.
re vitamin be added (30th time) a Grand Historical Melo-
Drama, called
THE BLIND BOY.
Pim to be taken of Mr. Brandon at the Theatre ; and of Mr.
Le 16,19, Hart-street, Blisonsbbury-square.
London, England, 1808-04-04

WORCESTER mil BIRMINGHAM CANAL.

NOTICE is hereby Given, that the Subscription
for the renriiniog Ncw Shares for the completion of this
Canal, is now ~pen to the public at 401 each Slrlre, to be paid by
calla at 4L each on each Share, and that Subscriptions will be re-
ceived by the following Bankers, viz.—Messrs. Wilkinson, Star-
tin, Smith and Smith, Birmingham—Sir James Esdaile and Co.
London—Messrs. Stuckey, Lern and Co. Bristol—Messrs. Ber-
wick and Co. and Messrs. Farley and Co. Worcester.
Nete—A Deposit of One Poulid a Share must be paid at the
time of f.ubscribi!tg, and the call f,r the remaining three Pounds
will not la, made beforo two-thirds of the new Shares are sub-
scribed ter. 'The Calls afterwards will be made at not less than
thr!.v r-lci:dar months distance from each othrr, and no further
stua than the 40L a :hare will he called for.

By Order of the Committee,
BENJAMIN PARKER,
Clrrk of the Company of Proprietors.
London, England, 1808-04-04

DOVER, APRIL 9.

Tao ships of the line passed by here yesterday,
from Portsmouth, for the Downs, to join the fleet
collecting there for the Baltic, and this day two more
went past for the same roadsted. A fleet of coasters
from the Westward brought up in our roads this
morning, to wait tide; and this afternoon the wind
veering round to the S. W. they weighed, and went
for the Downs. Passed by this day the ship Simon
Tayler, Captain MEEK, from Jamaica, bound to
London. Sailed this afternoon the Beagle sloop,
Richmond and Bloodhound gun-brigs, and Pidgeon
schooner, on a cruize.

APRIL 3.—Passed by last night a fleet from Potts-
mouth, for the Downs. Arrived the brig Sally,
Captain BROWN, of and from Philadelphia (last for
Portsmouth) with sugar, coffee, &c. to wait for or-
ders.—Wind W.S.W. and blows strong with rain.
London, England, 1808-04-04

lifTH DAY OF DRAW:NG OF THE STATE LorrERY,
Will be TO-MORROW, April the sth.
TICKETS and Shares continue on Sale (warranted
Isedrawn) by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
k 93, Royal Exchange, and no where else in London on their
tom
Letters (post-paid) duly answered ; and Schemes gratis.
STATE OF "I'HE WHEEL.
t Prizes of £20,000 each 17 Prizes of £sooeszh
1 ditto 10,000 34 ditto 100
t ditto 5,000 &c. &c.
14 ditto 1,000

EXTREME RICH WHEEL.
4, CORNI!ILL; ard 9, CuAniNc-CROSS.
TBISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
Tliittraix Capital Prizes remain still to be drawn, and
tie Contactors have not Two Hundred whole Tickets left un-
tola. Thcie who to place theniselw.i. in Fortum's way must
he quick, peaty will lose the pres Fut eand opportui:ity.

THE WHEEL CON rAi N S :
5020,000 14 Prlzes of sel,CtOe
10,0V9 17 SOO
5,600 &C. Ste. Ste..
TtertTs and Suntrs z:e selling at the above Offices; where
1ti,455, a Prize of Mena the first day; No. 24,R99, a
Fie of 50001. the second day; 9,in, a Yiize of 541%.
it third day, and 17,906, a Prize ci sitl. the fourth day, were
Wand and sold in the present Lottery.
'lO MORROW will be the Fifth ray.

I Prises of
London, England, 1808-02-06

' VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 1, ham.
THE cammlsszoNEßs for virribiLLANG
ars MAJESTrs NAvr a hereby give Notice,
That on Monday next the ads instant, they
will be ready to
receive. Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for One Hundred
Tons.orlßON PLATE HOOPS; to be delivered in four eiteks,
by weekly proportions, intd l Ms iesty's Victualling Stet% 11.1
.Deptford, and to be paid 4ar by Bills payable with interest Atty.
days after date:
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
office.
No regard w3l be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be
inserted in words at kngth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board
before One o'Clock on the said MoN+y Next she ea instant, wr unless
the Person who snakes the Tender, or nose Pima on his behalf, attends,
to answer when c. 71!

SYNONYMF.S.
This day was published, price us. ia Boards; in one closely printed
Volume,
DICTIONNArftE VIINIVEtSEL des SYNO-
NYMES de la Latigne Francoise.
Par M. L'ABBE de LEVIZAC.
Printed for RICH AID PHILLIPO, No. 6, Bridge street,
Blackfrias,
and to be had of all Booksellers.
Mr. SURR'S NOVEIL
Thts day were published, new Editions of the undermentioned
well trierarn Novels, by Mr. Sults,
114 E WINTER in LONDON, in three volumes,
prize 15s. in boards.
BARNWILL, in three volumes, price 15s. in boards, -
Set:: m DID MI IRV, in thite,volumes, price 15s. in boards.
Printed for RICHARD PRI LLI vs, No. 8, Bridge-street, London;
and to be bad of all Booksellers.
A new Novel from the. Pen of Mr. Suaa, will appear in
the course of the Spring.

'This day was published, in One Volume 4to. .
EmbeMshed with 15 Engravinp, price 21.-1211. 6d. in boards,
THE GEOGRAPHY and ANTIQUITIES of
ITHACA, dedicated by permission to tile King.
By WILLIAM CELL, Esq. M.A. F.R.S.
and Member of the Society of Diletanti.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterrroster-row,
Of whom may be had, by the same Author
The Topography of Troy, and its vicinity—illustrated and ex-
plained by Drawings and Descriptions. In folia_pricc lu4 10s. in
hnanil
London, England, 1808-02-06

. .
ACTS FOR GRANTING CoNTRIBUTIOIOOO
.PROPERTI, /cc. ; 807.
HIS Majesty's Commissioners for tlit Af(Airs: of
Taxes having received information that many Persons re-
siding in the Cities of London and Westminster, mad ports adja-
cent, have neglected to deliver returns of their Property and
Profits for the year 1807, as required by- the said Acts, hereby
give Notice, that ail Persons with shall omit to deliver their returns
at the Office of the Commissioners, or to the Assessors of the,
respective Districts, within fourteen days from the date hereof_
wine prosecuted for the penalty incurred by such default.
. By Order oftlie Board, MATTHEW WINTER.
Office for Taxes, Feb. 2, 1808.
London, England, 1808-08-08

iwhich he! a.l hzen graciouiTy Please!! to bona:l.4mm.
and the interest which his Majksty took its the coo-
ceras of the different placed he passed through.

BRIBIESCA, JULY 16.
This morning his Majesty set out from Miranda.
He was accompanied by, the Municipality and the
Commissioner of the Customs, to the
.boundary of
their jurisdiction.
Not only did the inhabitants testify their joy by
letting elf. tire-works, and giving concerts during the
whole of the night, but also on his Majesty's depar-
ture this morning they repeated these different festi-
vities. On the road from Miranda to Bribiesca, his
Majesty received the congratulations of the • Magis-
trates of the various places through which be passed ;
and on his arrival in this town, he received those of
the Alcaide, the Municipality, the Chapters, the
Deacon, or Arch Priest, and every person of distinc-
tion, all of whom were anxious to be introduced to
him. His Majesty afterwards retired as usual to at-
tend to business. In the evening there were an illumi-
i nation and fire-words.
London, England, 1808-08-08

1 U MERCHANTS aid 01 HERS.

A PERSON who has been bred as an Accountant
in Edinburgh, and is well acquainted with the different
Illltethnils of Book-keeping and Accounts, will be glad to engage
w.th any Melilla= &c. in London, for such period as m.y be
agreed upon. Applications, containing terms of agr..ern:nt, may
be made to G. Z. R. at Thomson and Company's, tiuntousquare,
Edinburgh.—Loadon, Aug. 2, 1808.
London, England, 1808-08-08

ANOTHER DAY'S mtnwnito OVER,
AN) NOT A PIOtE DRAWN ABOVE ftloo.
THE Grand CAPITAL PRIZES of W 20,600,
Amp)°, acc. acc. Scc. are yet in the
TO.MORROW, August 9, will be the Seventh Day of Drawing.
"'Whets aid Shares, warranted undrawn, are oa sale it all the
iiitiewril Oakes is 'Town and Country.

VICTUALLING OhFICE, efauud So 308.
THE COMMISVONERS fOr VICTUALLING
HIS IkfAJESIT's NAP-2,db hereby give Native,
That on Tuesday the lath Instant, they Will be ready to tee•
eeive 'renders in writing, (scaled up) and treat for Three Hun-
dred Tons of IRON BUTT HOOPS, and for Two Hundred
Tons of IRON VAT HOOPS, the former to be delivered in
eight weeks, add the latter in six weeks, by weekly prepartions,
Into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be pai.
for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts and Surnp!es of the Hoops
may be seen at the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be belt* as, Testier is which the trio shall not
inserted in word; at length, or that sh.ill not be delivered to the 'hard
Gefore One b'Cloch on the sail Tnesday the 16th instant, non unless
Me Perron whit Marl the Tenekr, or some Person osi his 4..ha!f, at-
tends, to answer when calla for.
. .

HIGH WATER AT LONDoN 'F(-MOiRON4,
- 411 minutes after ,p
Afternoon - . 1 minute after
London, England, 1808-08-08

FLORENCE, JULY S.

In pursuance of the circular addreis from the Go-
vernment to all the Prelates of 'L'uscany, our Arch-
bishop transmitted to all the Clergy within his diocese
a pastoral letter, of which the f9llowing is a passage:
" As some of those who are subject to our autho-
rity, forgetful of the most sacred duties of a Christian,
have dared to take the liberty of censuring the Go-
vernment, we admonish you, both in public and prig
vate, to hold the Sovereign in respect and honour, and
by your example and instructions to encourage the
faithful to obedience. Remember that the holy
Apostle Paul calls kings the servants of Goo ; and
the kings of whom the Apostle speaks were no ether
than heathens and adversaries to the cause of CinifST.
The true Christian is the enemy of, no man, much
less of the Emperor, for he is aware that his Nfaesty
holds his appointment from Goo, and that he must
love and honour him, and offer up his prayers fur his
preservation."
London, England, 1808-08-08

IRISH I.lNk.l4'c.

'TIRE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY having
.1- daily arrivals of their Spring Bleach, recommend to the
public an early purchase, as, flan theacrente scarcity of flux,
goods must advance considerably in price. They sell no article
but Irish Linens, in nigh: pi c. s of about 25 yards, at the whole-
sale factor's price, warranted bleached on the grass' without mu-
siatic acid, or any pernicious b gredient being wed.
••• Cash as usual for Lank-of-Ireland Notes
N. B. The Belfast linen Company have no erinnectlon wi It
these small houses in Loudon, fisted up wish close winnow -shLt-
Jess and blinds, scarcely admitting a ray of light.
10 pr, vent imposition.—Their only house in London is the
leish House, No. 50, Great Russell-atreet, Bloonis'Aul, exactly
oppos.t.: the Brit.* Museum.
E. BUR CH; Anent to .he Cemnane.
London, England, 1808-11-12

RUSSIA AND SWEDEN.

The armistice lately concluded by these two
Powers has been of very short duration. Letters
brought by the Gottenburgh Mails, of which two ar-
rived this morning, announce, that on the 27th ult. it
was violated by the Russians. A sanguinary con-
flict followed, of which the particulars are not yet
perfectly known—That is, the Swedes were worsted.
We would be no way surprized should it be proved
that the armistice eras concluded by the Russians,
with the perfidious design of taking advantage of
the unsuspecting Swedes on the first favourable mo-
ment.—This is the only important article of
gene brought by these Mails.

GOTTENBURGH, NOVEMBER 7.

The armistice ht Finland was broken by the Rus-
sians on the 27th ult. and a severe engagement en-
sued, the result of which is not yet known, but it is
feared the Swedes have been worsted. The Lug
is returned to Stockholm.

STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER s.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Sudermania has
received the following Report :
al The expected large convoy was first descried from
the steeples of this town, the day before yesterday, at
two o'clock in• the afternoon. The gun boats had
been lying ready in the road since an early hour in
the morning, but a-hard rile springing up, the gbn.
boats were compelled to leave the road and put into
port. The men remained on board, and the gale
abating at twelve o'clock at midnight, the gunboats
went out again to meet the convoy, which had not
yet passed Dragoe : at break of day the gun boats
fornied a line off Dragoe, and dispersed some Danish
gun boats and small vessels which had gathered round
a ship of the convoy, which had taken the ground.
—The gunboats were ordered to assist the above ship
in getting off the ground ; in doing which, they
were employed until yesterday at four o'clock in the I
afternoon, when the Danish gun-boats came out from
Dragoe, .Copenhagen, end other places, and formed
kit Hiss opposite to otup, with the merlon of twelve

of than. which
the Africts; an
a it I ordered
but perceiving
Without any assistance,
'sail to Malmo
'Commander of
falling into the k
soon after fallen
and rejoined our
Para— tic's were
not be saved.
a I this day
of the convoy
=ZS. feo port.
they would ha\
blown close in with the Danish shore.
(Signed) 46 C. J. DIEDRUH,
Lieut. col. and Ad j: G. of **lift
" Mabee, October 21.1 WS.'

IltiAhstreicheddr,p4s.o7thelne.". t.
8146
our gun-boits to be cleared,(ce, attimi
that 5 sail of the convoy Were agrouid sove
issistance or protection, I resnirekta totes
) _road, in order to concert with ths • *at tl
,f the convoy measures to prevent exit jive&
e enemy's hands. Having fonneady: rivs
len in with him, I returned to Drape% ssrinis
our gun boats—At the same time m •st
re made to destroy sub ships as situ: I;cdnise
their
y ordered the gun-boats, in comet:peke „vex
r having safely reached Malmo, sate. Ipiag
as, had any contrary wind venal pp. Atiggio
are been exposed to the danger alai yoisf is
London, England, 1808-11-12

thb dry was pubHshed, I
Nobel* clove,swltVats elegant Prontispiece, puke es. Wady I
THE FISHER. BOY; a Poem; comprising .his
several Avocatiornsdaring the tour Seasons of the Year.
" sea gr.tls parvls."—By H. C. Esq.
je teals point (reveres channel
• l'ai au mains la Verttft---
•i N'4lllkaSsmis la the highest degree affecting, and Is told with
all the nethe
benevolence,
truth. The Author discovers trait) of
native genies, benevolence, and sound principles of mo-
rollty„ with such a rue of his own powers, as usually accbm-
patties real merit.
" The FISRIER Boy, Indeed, is one of the most pleasing, in-
structive, and, at the same thee, cheap Yonne'', have seen since
the FARMER'S Boy appeased."—Anti-Jacobin Review, October.
Printed for Verner, Hood, and Sharp, No. 81, Pouky.

BOOKS AND MAPS RELATING TO SPAIN.
MR. STOCKDALE respectfully informs the
Public, that he has this day Published
A New MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL, en Nine Sheets ;by
E. Menfolk, Member of the National Institute of Sciences at
Paris ; and P. G. Chanlaire, price IL 11 s. 6d.
A New MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL on Pour Sleets; by
Den Thomas Lopez, Geographer to his Catholic Majesty, price
1L Is.
A New MAP of SPAIN and PORTDGAL, Oft One large Sheet;
by Den Thomas Lopez: improved and corrected from the above
Nine-Sheep Map, by E. Mentelle, price 7s.
BOURGOINON POST-ROADS of SPAIN ; with a Sheet-Map; on
which are accurately laid down, all the Posts, price 25. 6d.
MODERN STATE of SPAIN ; by J. F. Bourgoing ; translated
from the Paris Edition of 1807,in 4 vols. Bvo. ; and a 4to. Atlas;
including Essays ell the State of Spain ; by y. Peyron, price SI. 3s.
The SANE Worm, in French, without Peyron's Essays; In 3
wok. Bvo. ; and the it.. Atlas, price 21.125. 6d.
Piccadilly, October sseh, leas.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF CIRCULATING LIBRARIES
AND THE CONDUCTORS OF BOOK SOCIETIES.
THE Eighth Volume of the MODERN and
CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS is just
oratnpleted, price 15s. in boards; containing the following new
and important Walks-
1. St. Sweeties Travels through the Spanish Islands of Minorca,
Majorca, &c.
I. Baron Campenhauson's Travels in Russia.
3. Sir John Carr's Tour in Holland and Germany.
4. Williams's Tour in France.
S. Semples Travels in Portugal, Spain Italy, and Turkey.
It is one of the various recommendations of this Work to Cir-
mtlating Libraries and Book Societies, that it saves the enormous
•zpeuce of Voyages and Travels as they are published separately;
all new Voyages and Travels being inserted at length or in ana-
lysis in this publication, as soon as they appear at home or
abroad.
Volume IX. will contain Bourgoing's Travels in Spain, and an
Original Work of recent Travels through Europe.
Complete Sets of the seven former Volumes may be bad of all
the Booksellers.
London, England, 1808-11-15

HOUSE of COMMONS.

Instead of a tedious detail of dates and proper names succeeding
each other, without interest, and devoid of useful information or
rational entertainment, the present work abounds in anecdote and
in facts relative to the Living Peerage It is precisely the kind of
work which, under the name of a Compendious Peerage, has
always been sought for, but which it has required the observa-
tions of a long and active life to c.llect into the present volume.
This work, among its other original matter, contains a Bio-
graphical Account of the Right Reverend the Bench of Bishops,
with a summary of their labours, both religious a•td literary.—
Although Bares:, and consequently Lords of Parliament, they
have never before been included in any Peerage whatever. •
Printed for Thomas Goddard, No. 1, PaU Mall ; Cradock and
Joy, Ave •Maria-lane ; and G. Richards, Cornhill; to be had also
of all Booksellers.

Of whom be had, by the same Editor,
The BIOGRACIIICAL INDtX to the House of COMMONS, price
2s. in boards, corrected to the Spring of ISOB.

WORKS ol' SIR JOHN CARR.

This day was published, price Two Guineas in boards, illustrated
with numerous highly-finished Engravings,
TOURthroogh HOLLA.ND,aIongtheRIGHT
and LEFT BANK of the RHINE so the SOUTH of
GERMANY, In the Autumn of i soa.
By Sir JOHN CARR,
Of the I lonourable Society of the Middle Temple, &c.
Printed for RtcuAßO PH I L 1.1 PS, No, 5, Bridge-street, London ;
sold by Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; Archer, Mahon, and Keene,
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
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Kingdom' with views, price 21. Ss in boards.
S. The NORTHERN SUM:VIER, or a Tour round the Baltic,
through Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Poland, and Prussia, with
views, price Two Guineas in boards

ALFRED THE GREAT.
In a few days will be published, in one volume octavo,
THE LIFE of ST. NEOT the OLDEST BRO-'
THEE el KING ALFRED.

By the Rev. JOHN WHITAKER, B. D.
Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall.

Where may be bad, in three elegant volumes, royal /Mo. price
si. 119. or dcmy evo. IL 15s. ed. illustrated with portraits and
military plans,
The Interesting Lives and Campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus
the Great, and Charles XII. of Sweden, and Peter the Great of
Russia Harte and Voltaire.

Ea'tcd a d Translated from the French by John Joseph Stork-
dale, Trtuislr.or and Editor of the only correct edition, Spanish
and Enghsh, of Cevall is' celebrated Expoiure of the Designs of
Bonaparte; Encyclope iia for Youth, &c.
N. B. Voltaire's Charles XII. may be bad separately in royal
Bvo. price 11. Is. clew Bvo. 10s. ed. 12mo. es. 6d. either in
Freuc:i or in English.
London, England, 1808-11-15

A LIVING PEERAGE.

This day was published, in a Thick Volume, Royal 18me.
Corresponding with the Index to the House of Cvannons, price
12s. in boards,
A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of
PEERS—containing Anecdotes and Characters of the Chief
Members of each Family, and the Public Conduct and Parlia-
mentary Character of the present Living PEERS, on a new and
improved Plan.
By the EDITOR of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the
London, England, 1808-11-15

FIFTH 11ME. '
10.4:ME-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
IS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 15,
do, mjesty's Servants will act a New Drama, in S Acts,
°THE SIEGE OF ST. QUINTIN; OR,
c., SPANISH HEROISM.
• With sew Scenery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations.
ovum and Music composed and selected by Mr. Hoot.
STA NIAII DS.
/maul Philip (Duke of Savoy), Mr. PUTNAM ;
Count ftmont (the General), Mr. ELLISTON;
Tkodore (his Son), Master WALLACK ;
isberedtranithe Military Minstrel), Mr. BRANAm
e
Mr. DE CAMP) Alvarez, Mr. RAY ;
Miguel, Mr. MILLER ;
Adeksa (Wife of Egmpnr), Mu. H. SIDDONS.
• ENt Ll3ll.
Er Lobster Kildare, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
o, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY ; •
*Wm Mr. LAUREItT, Mr. ROBERT;
serpent Sturdy, Mr. COOKE ;
Amgen , Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM;
' oraeg.egtijaasUir DOURHoUSET, Mayer HUCKEL.
?astral.
De cagy (Governor of the Castle), Mr. RAYMOND;
Laroche, Mr. SMITH;
Sort, Messn. WEBB, FAIRBROTHgR, CHATTERLEY,
GOODMAN, ABSTIN ;
gullies, Ala" FISHER, MALE, WELLS, CARBOIS, Re.
'Eva De Yalnioot, Miss RAY; Margaret, Miss TIDSWFI_r,,
10 which will be added the Farce of
THE DEVIL TO PAY.
jobson, Mr. BANNISTER ; Nell, Mrs. JORDAN.
The cew Drama of the Siege of St. Quintin, or Spanish He-
rain, cosubluingte be received throughout with universal appro.
bolt and applause, will be repeated every e
vening till further
vitt—To-morrow, with Of Age To-morro
On Thursday, with the Three and the Deuce.
London, England, 1808-11-15

itrat7tld4L Ntniiciirta

CORK, NOVEMBER 7.
teventeen sail of transports arrived at Cote
day from Rochelle, where they had landed part of
.terror's army. They left that port under convoy of
PAimaetE frigate, but parted from her the day after
sailing, and shaped their course for this port, under
the orders of Lieutenant Lrwis, of the Royal Navy,
Agent for Transports. When Juxor arrived at
Rochelle, he wrote to the Ministor of War, for per-
mission to repair to Paris • but it was signified to him
in reply, that he would be very shortly tent for. Al-
though a strict prohibition prevailed against any inter.
course between those attached to the transports and the
shore, yet Lieutenant LEwis contrived to visit Ro-
chelle. The officers and men of the French army were
surprised at their escape from Portugal. Their
apprehensions before the Convention would have in-
' duced them to receive any terms, had our General
attempted to carry a high hand—and their opinion
was, that if the battle of the 21st had been followed
up briskly, their defeat was inevitable.—They gave '
the greatest praise to the bravery and discipline of
Our troops.
The West India fleet which left this port on the 3d
instant, amounted to 47 sail. The weather has been
very favourable since their departure.
The EARL SreNcest cutter, Lieutenant ROTHWF.I.I.,
has arrived at Cove, after having protected the trade
from hence to the Downs, and ports in the Britishl
channel.

Novl:mums:S.—Arrived His Majesty's ship,Ws
from Quiheron Day, from whence she sailed with
upwards of 40 sail of Transports under convoy, only
two of which are arrived with her, the rest having
separated in a gale.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 12.
Arrived his Majesty's ships PIICASANT, from a
cruize ; and the Ann cartel, Captain Sevens, from
Portsmouth, with French prisoners for Morlaix
Sailed the Dispatch packet, HAIIIIIS, for Corunna.—
Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 14.
Sailed his Majesty's ship CAMILLA, with the fleet
for the Mediterranean.--Wind N. W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 14.
Arrived the KanoAnoo and RIM:DOVE sloops from
the Nore, and sailed through for Portsmouth ; PAZ
schooner, from a cruize of Flushing ; WooLwicti
longboat, from Woolwich. The CIiACKF.II gun-brig
has just made the signal for convoy to Portsmouth.
Saile&through the Downs several sail of outward-
bound vessels.—Wind N. W.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 14.
Yesterday sailed his Majesty's ship Sanrwc, with
convoy for Heligoland ; GALLANT gun-brig, for Yar-
mouth ; and ACUTE gun-brig, for Gottenburgh, with
dispatches. Also sailed this day the Lark packet,
Capt. Dm, with mails for Gottenburgh ; the Beau-
foy packet, Capt., NORRIS, and the Auckland packet,
Captain DEANE, with mails for Heligoland.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 14.
A. MERRY, Esq. and suite, is arrived here to embark
on board the ALEXANDRIA frigate, for Stockholm, and
which is expected to sail to-morrow.—Passed this
port the homeward-bound South-sea and North-west.
men under convoy. Ships of war remain as per last.
London, England, 1808-11-15

MERCANTILE LETTER-WRI I'ING.

This day WO published in 12mo. price as. boards, •
ASERIES of MERCANTILE LETTERS,
intended to give a general Knowledge of business to those
Young Persons whose VitW3 are directed to Commerce, and for
the Use of Schools.—By E. HODGKINS.
" These Letters contain a great variety of Mercantile informa-
tion that will be very useful io yoang persons unacquainted with
composition—tables of weigh.s measures, coins, Bu. reduced to
the English standard, are added, with a vocabulary of mercantile
eapressiors, nd almost every topic which genexally concerns the
English Merchant. We recommend these Letters to the perusal
of young persons."—Antijaeobin Rev. June 11103.
London : Printed for T. Boo3ey, 4, Broad-street, Exchange;
C. l.aw, Ave-Maria-lane ; and T. Bryce and Co. Edinburgh.
Where may be had, Dubcot's Elements of Commerce Exchan-
ges, 2 vols. tivo. boards tI. ss.
Dubost's Commercial Arithmetic, 12mo. Ss. 6d.
Kauffmann's Dictionary of Merchandize, in Twelve European
Languages, Svo. 10s. 6d.

This day was pubished,
The Fifth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved,
price 10s. 6d. In boards,
THE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of Fami-
lies, being a practical Treatise on the Symptoms, Causes,
Distinction, Prevention, and Cure of Diseases; on the manage-
ment of Children ; and such cases of emergency, (as Poisons, Suf-
focation, &c.) which require immediate assistance, &c. &c.
By RICHARD REECE, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons.
This Work comprises every information that is likely to prove
useful to families residing in the country. It comprehends the
latest and most important Discoveries relative to the Prevention
and Cure of Hereditary Diseases, &c. free from technical terms,
and interspersed with cautidns.
" It is of importance that every man should be entitled to know
something of the Lets of life, the nature of disease, and the most
rational modes of cure ; for this purpose Dr. Recce's Book is
better adapted than any with which we are acquainted. It is more
judicious than the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have
no doubt it will entirely supersede."—Crit. Rev. April, 1807.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1808-11-15

CHRISTIAN AUGUoTIJS FISCHER.

" We have no hesitation in recommending this Picture of Va-
lencia to the attention of the Ezglish Public at the present critis ;
and the translator deserves our thanks for furnishing the British
public with a description of one of the most fascinating provinces
of the most interesting country in Europe."

Antijacob.6 Review, October, 1808.
2. A PICTURE OF LISBON; being a description Moral,
Civil, Political, Physical and Religious, of that Capital; wish
Sketches on the Government, Character and Manners of the
Portuguese in general. By a Gentleman long resident in Lisbon.

SIR. RICHARD PHILLIPS'S LETTER.
This day was published, in small Octavo, a ;Use EDITION,
price 4s. in boards,
ALETTER to the LIVERY of LONDON, re.
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and Official Documents:___

By SIR RICHARD PHILLTPS, Knt.
One of the Sheriff's of London and Middlesex.

" Truth and Justice are immutable; and they will generally
prevail, among rational Creatures, over the Prejudices of Igno-
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• " The subjects successively dircu.ssed in this Work, are the
Fre:holden' Book—The House of Correction—The Discharge of
Personirelati-e to whom no Bill of Indictment has been found—
' The Prisons--Newgate and the Compeers—Transportations to
Botany Bay for limited terms—Goal Fees—The Penal Laws—
The Shiriers Fund—Petty, Grand, and Special I uries--gyeriffs
Dificers, and Lock-up-houses, &c. atc.

In a ffw days will be published, a Pamphlet, intitled
THOUGHTS on LIBELS ; with an IMPAR-
TiAL ENQUIRY into the PRESENT STATE of the
BRITISH ARMY; which will contain Observations en the
Difficulty of Convicting, by a Legal Process, according to the
present Statntes, Notorious Defamatory Writers ; also a Con-
vincing Explanation of the Flourishing and Improved State of
the.lVlilitary Establishment of England, under the actual Com-
atander-in-Chief ; attd-Renections on the Danger with which the
Constitution is threatened, by low, and systematic Attacks upon
the Public and Ptivate Characters of Princes, and the High
Officers of our Exoeutive Government.

Inscribed (without permission) to his Royal Highness Fre-
derick, Duke of York and Albany.
By a PATRIOTIC LOYALIST.
• " In vitium Libertas excidit, et vim
" Dignarn Lege regi."— Hoa.
London, England, 1808-11-15

ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.

The -Synod of Lothian and Tweedale have made choice of the
Rev. Dr. William Ritchie, one of the ministers of the High
Church, Edinburgh, to be Moderator for the ensuing half year.
Lord and Lady Montgomerie have been pleased to issue a pre-
sentation to the parish and church of Symington, in Ayrshire, in
favour of Mr. homas S. Wharrie, preacher of the gospel.
The Right Han. the F.arl Of Athlone has beegpleased to ap-
point the Rev. S. P. Stockferd, B. D. Fellow of oke Col-
lege, and Rector of St. Aidate's Oxford, his Domestic Chap/Rio.
Thursday the sd inst. Mr. George Lawton, was admitted a
Proctor in all the EcciesiasicalCourts of his Grace the Lord Arch-
bishop of York, in the room of the late Mr. Simon Tyas.
London, England, 1808-11-15

CHS.

On Thursday, the 10th instant, at Muse Jiff-house, Hants, the
Lady of Wm. Farr, Esq. of a son.
AtCalendar House, on Wednesday, the 9th instant, the Lady
of William Forbes, of Callendar, Esq. of a daughter.
Thursday, the Lady of Wm. French, Esq. Actuary to the Rock
Life Assurance Company, of a daughter. -

MARRIED.
The nth instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, the Hon.
Pitiroy Stanhope, to Miss Caroline Wyndham.

DIED.
At her house it Queen-street, the 91 instant, the Right Hon.
the Countess Dowager of Erroll.
Saturday se'nnigbr, after a few hours illness, Nlr. James Hendy,
bookbinder, of Qin:en-street, Windsor.
Thursday, at Fareham, Capt. John Loring, of the Royal Navy,
Commander of the Sea Fencibles in Portsmouth District.
Monday se'nnight, aged 78, Mr. James Silver, late of the Star
Inn, Marazion, which be had kept for upwards of SO years, with
great credit and propriety.
At the Artillery barracks, at Plymouth-Dock, aged 11.1,
Liey-
tenant E. Hunt, of the Royal Artillery, after an illness of four
days.
at Toiderghie, Wigton, Scotland, the list ult. Hugh Swart,
lA. fat Taadargkiae
London, England, 1808-11-15

MISS BURNEY'S NOVEL.

This day was publishesi, printed on wove paper with fine ink, in
two vols. royal I ihno. price 7s. in boards, a corrected edition of
LVELINA, or the History of a Young Lady's In-
troduction to the World.

Printed for W. Lowndes, SB, Bedford-street: where may be
bad also, lately published,
Ist, Abelard and Eloiaa, their Letters, Amours, and Lives,
with Seven Poems frora celebrated Authors: in one vol. crown
Bvo. price ss. in boards, ornamented by seven elegant copper-
plates, or Ss. only, when without the plates.
Yd, Charles Jones's Hoyle's Games improved, including 34
Fashionable Cutlet, with Directions for playing and betting
thereon ; in a pocket volume, price 6a, bound in red.
3d, FOC..'s Dramatic Works and Life, in two vols. Sys. price
15s. boards.

4th, Hemldry in Miniature, containing as Introduction to that
Science, with the Arms of all tke Peers and Baronets : in one
vol. 12mo. price 6a. in boards.
6th, Lonpnate's Pocket Peerage, illustrated by above 1200
engravings of Arms and Armorial Bearings; in two vols. 12mo.
price 18$. in boards.
6th, Willtelmina, a Novel, from the German of J. F. Stinger
in two vols royal 18mo. price es. in boards.
7th, (Gratis) A Catalogue of above 8.10 different Plays, Farces,
Oratorios, &c. with many Novels, Poems, mad pair books of
Zamestalaaepat, at very redwood ram.
London, England, 1808-11-15

L4rk .I*ELLIGEkcE.

COURT OF ICING'S 11ENCI-I,.I4OVEMBEit
The dispute between the City of Loirdon and the
London Dock Company, respecting the right of
gauging in the docks of the latter, was to have beep
decided this day by u Trial at Bar, and Lord. EL-
I.E...Nnonocuu and his brother Judges attended in their
places to proceed in the cause ; but on calling over
the names of the pannel,a sutlici►ent number of Jury-
men were nit present to male a Jury, and the
was, in consequence, postponed till next Term.
The Judges then demanded cf the Gentlemen at
the Bar, whether they were prepared to go on with
the regular business of the Term ? but the leading
Counsel having left their papers behind them, know-
ing that the trial in question, had it come on,. would
at least have occupied one day, they replied in the
negative, and the Court immediately rose.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV. Is.
After a few motions of practice, Sir JAMES MANS-
• FIELD and Mr. Justice CAI:IMBUE proceeded to the
Exchequer Chamber, to hear the arguments of Coun-
sel on Errors.

• In a policy of insurance cause, which came before
the Judges, on a writ of error from the Court of
King's Bench, Mr. Lirmspai.r: argued at length
against the special verdict foand by tic Jury. The
facts were :—A Danish ship had been captured by
the French, and carried into Senegal, where she was
condemned as a lawful capture, by the French Prize
Court, on ordonnances established by the Legislature
of France in 1711, respecting neutrals. The question
for the consideration of the Judges was, whether the
ship had been confiscated according to the laws of na.
tions, and the French regulations under which she
had been condemned.—After the arguments of Coun.
sel had been heard in behalf of the Underwriters, the
Court deferred its decision.
London, England, 1808-02-01

AGRICULTURAL REPORT for JANUARY*.

The sudden and severe frosts in the course of the I
month have checked, and in some parts evidently in-
jured the young Wheats, particularly on tender lands.
The Rape plants for seed have also suffered much
from the same changeable severity of the weather.—
The season for general sowing of Beans and Peas has
been protracted from the wetness of the season, but
few soils having been yet found in a working state
for this course of cropping. The Lent corn of .dif-
fereni kinds must be got in late in general, owing. to
the same cause. The few Turnips remaining having
been materially injured, and the Ryes, and Winter
Tares kept back by the frosts, and cold rains, unless
we should he favoured with an early and a genial
spring, all kinds of seed must he found extremely
scarce. The Markets continue well supplied with
Hay at steady prices. The early falls of Dorset lambs
have proved unfavourable, from the severity of the
weather. Smithfield has had an advance in most ar-
ticles, particularly in prime Beef and Mutton ; but
the graziers experience a considerable drawback in
their sheep, from their skins being nearly unsaleable,
on account of the expected war:with the American
States. The Wool markets are dull, and with dif-
ficulty retain the last month's prices.

FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE, lAN. 30.
Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, from the
returns ending the 2Sd of January, 18014.
Wheal Rye. Barbi. Oats. Beans. Peas.
s. d. s. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d.
68 11 46 6 38 7 29 7 55 10 74 2
The average Price of SUGAP, computed from the returns madc
•la the week ending January 27, is 315.5 d. per hundred weight.
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. 80.
CAIIMOZS, SULU, and MICR%
Monday, I Wednead. j Friday,
J, 2.7 Jan. 27. Jan. 29.
London, England, 1808-02-01

N OFFICER holding an elegant Military ri,p-
--L pointateui, stationary la London, will exchange with a
Lieutenant el MOM Guerds, Dragoons, or Infantry, on re-
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To prevent uNllllMpileadoes, the Candidate should possess
at least 14014 per Mitt lotlepentlettt of pay.
Apply in Mrs- at Mr. Heathers, Boot-maker, Cockspur-street,
. tap-Mall.--130 Wars answered, unless post free.
London, England, 1808-08-30

HISTORY.

This day was published, printed in demy 12mo. similar to Ma-
vor's Nepos, and Blair's Class-Book, illustrated by a large Map,
price Gs. bound, and lettered on the batk,
ANCIENT HISTORY for the USE of
SCHOOLS; exhibiting a summary View of the Rise,
Progress, Revolutions, Decline and Fall of Tilt VARIOU, NATIONS
Or ANTIQUITY, from tL• .arliest Records of Time to the Fall of
the Roman Empire.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Christ's College, Cambridge;
Master of the Free Grammar School at Ravenstomiale, in West-
moreland ; Author of the Grammar of History, of the Ai-
cheologia Grzca, &c. &c. &c.
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to Schools.

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and other Waters.

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On Thursday September Ist, will be published,
To be continued quarterly, price 25. 6d, No. 3, of
THE REVIEW of PUBLICATIONS of ART,
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THE PEERAGE!

rrHE Public are respectfully informed that a very
superior COMPENDIUII PEERAGE, under the tide of a BIO-
GRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of PEERS, including
particularly the Parliamentary and Family History of Contempo-
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into a Peerage, will appear on Thursday, the 25th of August, by
the Authar of the Biographical Index to the House of Commons,
in a similar, but thicker volume.
in giving orders to Booksellers for this Work, it is necessary to
be exact in describing it as Wilson's Index to the Peerage, or
meagre and very inferior Works may be substituted in its place.
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•
PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,
Specially empowered by Act of Parliament, for the Insurance of
Lsvas, and the oitxr4t and enacuitsx of ANHUI rus,
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PLESIDZSIT'
The Most Nobi, the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K. G.
viex-eustratrs.
Marquis of Salisbury, Viscount Chetvrynd,
Earl Temple, Viscount Duncannon,
Vistount Bulkeley, Lord Braybr,oke.
TRUSTEES.
Marquis of Pucklngham, Sir John C. Turner,
Lord Braybrooke, William Praed, Esq.
Scrope Bernard, Esq.
rTIHM Directors apprize their connections, that the
Duty on Policies of Life Insurance will commence on the ibtli
day of October next, until when Policies will be issued by this
Office, free 01 any expence whatever.
Mitaxxxr Men insured at this Office are not charged with
any additional premium, unless called into actual service.
J. T. BARBER, Managing Director.

PRIZE WINE.
FRENCH PORT-- .A Witte that will, if merely
tasted, totally supersede the driaking of Pot tugal Wine. It
possesses all its richness, with the strength and flavour of Claret,
and, although the Captors submit to a disposal' of It at a low
price rom the quantity on hand) the Purchasers will by no
meant it inferior to any Frenpli Wine. - •
Thousand Dozen to be disposed of, at Ms. per dozen,
with $l7O dozen of Madeira, at 755. per dosen, bottles included..
Applications to be made to Mr. A. Tod, Army and Prise Ageet,
No. 3A, Great Tifton-street, Dean's Yard, Westminster.

USEFUL FAMILY ARTICLE:
QTAIIIS of RED PORT WINE, Tea, Frult,
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OFFICES•EXECU.TSD 3Y DEPUTY.

" Offices- executed 'wholly or chiefly by Deputy,
should be arranged with as much regard to economy
as the public service will admit; and Nny offices
that have not duty annexed in proportion to the sali-•
ry should be reformed,. and the salary suited to the
responsibility and labour of the office.--.-
The list of such offices is extraciiii.from the re-
turns, in as complete a state as the examination of
them can render it ; but it may probably be still de-
fective, for the same causes as have been mentioned
under the former head.

In applying the principle of retrenchment to this
class, your Committee desire to be understood as re-
commending it with the same exceptions with which
they have accompanied their recommendation in the
ease of sinecures; some of the great offices in the
Exchequer (wkich are indeed, as far as regards the
principles, purely sinecures) being probably among
the fittest to be retained,' for the reward of persOnal
• services, or to secure an honourable retreat to per-
• sons who are.ientitled to marks of public favour, by
• the long and meritorious discharge of the duties of
• high- office, or who have sacrificed lucrative profes-
• sional situations on engaging in the public. service.
Finance Report, XXII. 19.
•• It should be considered, that some of tke lucra-
tive offices in our Courts of Justice, which• are in the
disposal of the Chiefs of the Courts, constitute a con-'
siderable part of the valuable appendages to those si-
tuations, which it concerns the essential interest of
the State, still more than its dignity, to have filled by
persons who are the most esniaent and but qualified
. •
in their professions.
London, England, 1808-08-30

WILLIAM .BLAIR.

A particnbr statement of the cases of supposed failure here al-
luded to, and the original minutes on which that statement is
feended, may be inspected by any medical man, on application
to Dr. Knowles, Resident inoculator of the Society, at their Cen-
tral House, No. 14, Salisbury-square.
By aver of the Board of Dir:ctors,
CHARLES MURRAY, Sectetury.
London, England, 1808-08-30

SMITH'S PURIFIED LEMON JUICE.

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or feculences which so easily diepoie to fermentation, and by,
which it retains its original acid and aromatic flavour, atil pot,
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Prepared only and sold by F. SMITH, Chemist, No 2E, Hay-
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Oxford-street ; and Bolton, under the Royal Exchange, in bottles
of 2s. 6d. 4s. 6d, and Es. each.