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ORDNANCE OFFICE, Meg IG, 1801.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA,
JESTrr ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Qice in on
or hJore Thursday the 2d of June next, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the Perfitrnance of the Plumbers,
Work within the Tower Division, coTprehending the Tower
Lewisham, Woolwich, Purfieet, and o‘-aveariol ; and alas
Portsmouth, for a pe;lod of three years.
Proposals will be received jointly for the whole, or s.paratelys.
for the said Tower Division, and Portsmouth ; and further par-
ticulan, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and
four o'clock, where ine Propoaals arc to be davered, sealc,.', up,
and endorsed " Proposals (yr the Pextotmance of the Plumbers,
Work at " (as the case may be) ; but no Proposal can be
admitted after the said 2d of June next, at twelve o'clock at noon
of the same day; neither will any Tender be notieed, unless the
Party qµking it, or an Agent in hi 4, behalf, shall atteod. •
By Oper of the Loard,
Secroiary.

NORTH WALES.
On Tuesday, the 20th of June, at the Sportsmaes Inn, Carnar-
von, at two o'clock,
A VALUAtLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, act
Vantageously situated Wear the Capital Sea-fort Town of
Carnartttin, consisting of sundry eligible Farms, i.artds, and Te-
tretnehts, with suitable and convenient Farm-houses, Offices' and
Out-buildings, containing up`witrds of one thousand six hundred
acres, let to resptinsible tenants, at very low rent', amounting to;
nearly six hundred and thirty pounds per annum, capable of very
great increase as the Leases expire.
And to be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, on thurrday, the
30th of Junes at Llangefui, two o'cloCk, a Valuable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, advantageously situated in the Southern Part
of the Isle of Anglesea, consisting of sundry eligible Farms,
Lands, and Tenements, Fishery, Rabbit-warren,and other rights,
with suitable and convenient Farm-houses, Offices, and Out-
buildings, containing three thousand arid fifty acres, let to respon
sible tenants, at very low rents, amounting to nearly one thou-'
sand three hundred pounds per annum, capable of very great in-'
crease as the I.eases expire. To any Guntleroan wishing to lay out
a large sum iu a very improving Estates this property Is an object
well worth attention.
Particulars May be had of Mrs. Wood, Printers Shrewsbury ;
Mt. Monk, Printer, Chester ; Mr. Brostcr, Printer, Bangor ;
Messrs. Jenkins, lames, and Abbot, Solicitors, New hm, Lonitoh;
Messrs. Poole, Solicitors, Carnal-von, (who will thew the Plans
of the Estate) ; and of Mr. C. Hassall, Eastwood, Ilembrolcestsire
London, England, 1808-07-12

•
tc have been esumnittel by some .deserters from the
regiment of Lusitania, in' their march through the
province of Cuenca, towards Belmontc. in thi, re-
lation, hoWever, the good conduit of the,ollicers, com•
naissioned and non-commissioned, is studiously made
the subject.of praise..
Let Us 'see the application of the story. The whole
Spanisl• nation is a facsimile of the condition of this
regiment. The rioters, the rebels, the instirgenti.
,miy the lowest: rabble The mere private
Biers The land-holders, the people of the middle
and respectable ranksare very peaceable ! They are,
the Serjeants. The Nobles and chief personages who
are acquainted with' their own interest, and the obe.)
dience they owe to their lawful Sovereign Bonaparte. t
have no concern at all in this sbusiness. These are the
Gentlemen Officers. And what Shall we say to such
insolent falsehoods ? The nation, from the lowest to
the highest, think only of revenging the outrages sus.
rained from French perfidy. Those Monsieur' know
dais well enough—bat still they persist in telling
all the world that there is nothiug in it but the not of%
arabble. The nation, however, cannot be deceived,
lactose their own eyes convince them of the contrary.
..Bat their intention is to mislead foreign powell
through the channel ofipur own Journals, wretchedly
edited by corrupt individuals, deriving their ant4Olitr
a feeble Government, to say no more of it.'
PONFERADA. JUNE U. .
• (EXTRACT OF A L1117111X).
Me °ZAK FRlEND—ln'compliar ce with my pre.
mise to inform you of whet T saw with my own eyey
and to omit what is doubtful, I acquaint you, that ma
my arrival on the 20th, 6000 men, of the Gallician
army, wete distributed between this town, Cacabelos,
and Villa-franca.
Yesterday and tn4ay, eigh. battalions entered
the place, which will Ita.Y. it to-morrow, to make
.way for the aZeomintadatioevof an equal number.
grand train of artillery has already passed onward. •
4, In Villa-franca, the troops *ere thrown into
some disorderrby the command given by 'Filangiery
to make a retrograde movement, wMtli they would
not obey. The result was -some commotion among
. the people ; 'atlctibe women dragged a cannon as far
as th 6 bridge, to impede the departure of the troops
towards Gaßicia. Since that time, General Cagi.
uhas been siipersedtid.la the cothmand Fdangiery,
been withdrawn iron -Villa-franca."
London, England, 1808-05-16

A POE I ICAL LIBRARY.

This day was published, in Six elegant Volumes, post octavo,
embellished with Portraits by CAROLINZ Wa,Tsos price
Three Pounds in boards, or Three Pounds Ten Shillings ele-
gantly bound, for a Literary Present,
THE CABINET OF POETRY ; containing the
best ENTIRE PIECES which are to be found in the WoRKS
of the BRITISH POETS, from MILTON to BEATTIE ;
printed in Chronological Series, and the Works of each Poet pre-
faced by an Account of his Life and Character.
Selected by S. I. PRATT, Esq.
" If the grain were separated from the chaff which fins the
Works of our National Poets, what is truly valuable would be
to what is useless In the proportion of a molehill to a mountain."
BURE.
" The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, are provrrbial
for the quantity of worthless lumber which they contain, and
have long been a heavy tax on the purse and patience of the Pub-
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Printed for !tweaks) PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers.
N. B. To afford an adequate idea of the singular worth of the
above-mentioned Work, it will be necessary simply to enumerate
the names of the Poets, the best of whose Works, unaltered and
unabridged, occupy Its pages.
VOL.. I. Milton.
VOL. 11.
Cowley, Rochester'.' Halifax, Hughes,
Waller, - Pomfret, Parnell, Buckingham,
Butler, Phillips, Garth, Fenton,
Denham, King, Rowe, Y ads'',
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VOL. 111.
Prior, Somerville, Savage, Swift,
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Tickell, Hammond, Broome, Watts, Falconer,
VOL. IV. - --

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Thomson, A. Phillips, Collins, Akenside,
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VOL V.
Gray, Churchill, Grained', Langhorne,
R. West, Lloyd, SmoUet, Bruce,
/radon, Cunninghain, Armstrong, Chanerton,
oore, Green, Brown, Shaw,
W.Thompson, Ceope, Dodsley, Lovibond.
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VOL VI.
Mickle, Whitehead, Logan, Mason,
UPI leaps, Warton, Burns,
Scott, ' Gnome, Cotton. Beattie.
Manson, Glover, illacklock, ,
London, England, 1808-05-16

This day was published, in Bvo. price 10s. rid.
Dedicated, by permissioo, to liis Grace the Archbishop of Can.
terbury,
HE MADRAS SCHOOL • or,
ELEMENTS
T 7 of TUITION; comprising the Analysis of an Experiment
in Education with its Facts, Proofs, and Illustra.ions: A SER-
MON on the appropriate Education of the Poor ; the Plan of a
NATIONAL INSTITUTION for the Children of the Poor: and a
Specialen of the Religious Instruction at the Royal Military Asp-
lum.—By the Rev. Dr. BELL, Rector of Evvanage.
Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London; and
Archl.Jald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
Lately•published, and to be bad separately,
The ANALYSIS of an EXPERIMENT, &c. 2s. 6d.
A SERMON preached at Lambeth. Is.
The PLAN of a NATIONAL INSTITUTION, &c. Is.
London, England, 1808-05-16

By Mr. GODFREE and Mr. ABBOTT,

At Garraway's, 'Change-alley, Comhill, on Thursday, June
at twelve o'clock, by order of the Executor and Executrkk of
Mr. Geoaor Prerra, deceased,
AN ELEGANT HOUSE, pleasantly siviated
No. 24, on the East Side of Upper Cadogan-place. Sloane-
street, Knightsbridge, commanding Views of the Ft/..is in the
East and on the West, the beautiful Gardens to wbi.ch admission
is obtained by a small annual contribution. The ?remises com-
prise a first-rate e, recently erected, reoutring only a few
embellishments to render it immediately lv.'oitable. The apart-
menu arc two Drawing-rooms, with foldi•I Doors, French Win-
dows and Balconies, a Dining Parlour, Sri:ly, Dressing-room,
three Chambers, five Attics, Kitchen, 'acullety, l'antry, Cellar-
int. Stone Stair-case, &c. and a large Garden • the scite of the
Ground 22 feet 6 inches in width, by upwards of 170 feet in
depth, lease held for 74 years, at 17L Bs. 9d. per annum. Imme-
diate possession may be had.
To be viewed. Particulars on the Premises ; at Garra-
way's ; at No. 87, Gracechurch-street ; of Mr. Godfree, No. 66,
Millbank-street ; and of Mr. William Abbott, Shepherd's Mar-
ket, and No. 42, I.eicester-sqm•re.
London, England, 1808-05-16

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London, England, 1808-05-16

LEITHI MAY 1 &

Sunday night arrived in the Roads his Majesty's
sloop CHILDERS, from a cruise, after the privateer that
lately appeared on the north coast, which vessel she
Fortunately fell in with and raptured a few days sihce
without resistance. She has arrived in the harbour,
and is named the Swever, Captain Vasa. The Vic-
tor, JAcon, from Gottenburgh, with sugars, &c. prize
to his Majesty's sloop of war the SNIPE, is also ar-
lived. Sunday the TARTAR frigate, of 52 guns, and
the ARIADNE, of 20 guns, arrived in the Roads front
Sheerness. The TARTAR procceds immediately to
her station off North Bergen. The Tama guard ~hip
leaves this on Sundry for the Not*, and will be re-
placed by theA RDENT, Baur SlstWs, Gnslb,
belonging to Dundee, was lately lost; near Huntly
Foot, on her passage to London, with a cargo of
stones ; crew saved.—The Fame, of Alloa, MTAB-
LANE, from Barron to Lond., sunk on Hasbro' Sand
on Wed nesday ; a boy drowned.

Gazvitszu6, Mar IL—Passed by the Phszniz, Tayler, and
the Argus, Prater, from Jamaica; Hope, M'Ecteron, from St.
Doshingo ; AM, Sangster; Mary Eleanor Elizabeth, Tolger;
Csinuo, Booth ; Rolalinda, —, and the Vine, Meadows,
from St. Michaers.—Sailed the Jarnes;Rnrcima ; Avery, Flower,
and the Hannah, Henderson, for Stbrithoissa

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZEIMONEY.
the Spidite, for the Prince Hendrick, captured 24th April
1801, will be recalled at No. 4, Sznitles-buildinr, Leadenhall.
street, oa Saturdays. ' ' •
The Neptune, for the t oral*, Captured 20th July 1808 ;;he
Revenge, fork Ceski and Pandoar, captured 15th July ins ; 2114
the Alnetbyst, and PloVer, for la ittsephine, captured 17th May
1807, willbe recalled at Mr.' Hawker's, Plymouth, on Thurs.
days and Fridays.
Colpoys, for the Abna Margarithe Dorothea, recaptured
28th December 2205; Freyi le Vincent Gabriel, captured 18th
Febraary 1806; and Chasse Marro, Not. 1, V, captured 30th
June 1806; did Chasse Maree, No. a, captured 14th July 1806,
will be
there paid
ddle oa Smudgy Mall, at No. t, Cecii•suvet, Strand, and
rad:
The Vtginie., for the Hero and Carnmeree, recaptured 28th
Stopltembe'i and Bth October 1807; bna Mary, recaptured 28th
Soptember 1807, will be paid on bet arrival at Cork, and recalled
at Mr. Reelses, in Cove, cm Mondays and Thursdays.
London, England, 1808-05-16

YARMOUTH, MAY 15.

Sailed the VAVAL fr'gate. Captain GRAHAM, for
Portsmouth; the ALEXANtIRIA fligate and HAvo•
gun brig, on a cruize ; and the HOUND and ZzlißA
bombs, with transports for the Baltic, Arrivtd the
VIXEN gun brig, and remain with the Kuernr,
RCEDUCK, iSTASSALT, and STATELY men of war, and
PROSELYTE banb,--Wind S.W.. light breeze.

FALMOUTH; MAY 14.
There arc now here, ready to start with the 6nt
fair wind, a convoy for the Mediterranean, under
charge of the CAMBItIAN frigate, Captain Vikcsar ; a
convoy for the Brazils, with the Um-IT/mu, of 18
guns, Captain DOYLE • arid a Convoy for Newfound-
land and Quebec, under the AMELIA frigate. Cen:
NIGHTINGALE goes out in the CAMBRIAN. With the
Brazil convoy there is a convict ship, on board of which
about 120 ladies ate proceeding for Botany Bay. No
packets are yet appointed from hence to the Brazils
but an order to that effect is hourly expected. The
Duke of Marlborough packet, Captain Butt., With
Mails for the Mediterranean ; Notton, Capt. BLIGHT,
for Jamaica ; and Manchester, Captain DAVIES, for
America, all remained here, wind-bound, last night.
London, England, 1808-05-16

NAUTICAL IATELLIGENCE.

DOMINICA, MARCH t 7;

On the 10th instant, the George Guineaman, of
'Liverpool, was captured and carried into Marti.
nitiue ; and on the 17th, another Guineaman, a letter
of maftitie, with dry goods, and a Demerara ship,
iirith produce, were captured and carried into Gua-
-461(1010.4 4
isLYMOUTVI, MAY 14.
Cache in the VILLE DE PARIS, of 110 guns, from
Torbay, on board which ship Lord GAMBIER'S flag
Was hoisted this morning ; also the EMERALD, of 36
guns, on a cruize; Sailed the AMAZON, of 36 guns,
On a cruize ; SWALLOW, of 18 guns, to the West.
ward ; MokiusTowN armed ship, of 10 guns, with a
flett of coasters for ports in Wales. The ILLusraiors,
of 74 guns, with about 70 sail of vessels under coll.
*toy, passed up Channel last evening from the Medi-
terranean ; the homeward-bound Wesr.lndia fleet
passed up at the same time. Came in the Leander,
Captain MunnAY, from Trinadad, Grenada, and
Madeira, bound to London, laden with sugar, cocoa,
&c. The Leander ran ashore yesterday in the fog,
between the Start and the Praul, but was got off again
vi:th some damage, and steered for th's port.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY isJ
Nothing arrived or sailed this day.--Wind N. Ir.
DEAL, MAY ic

Sailed the POSIPHE, of 80 guns, for Portsmouth ;
ROLLA sloop, and BUSTLER gun brig, on a cruize.
MAY 15.—Arrived the FLYING FISH and ANT
schooners, with a small convoy of merchant vessels,
from Portsmouth, which have sailed for the River ;
also the Catharine, FENN, from Jamaida, and sailed
for the River ; PHOSPHORUS fire vessel, from a cruize
off Boulogne. Sailed the INDIGNANT gun brig, on a
cruize off the toast of Ftance ; RICHMOND gun brig,
on a cruize off Fltishing ; the outward bound, 3cc. to
the Westward. Arrived the SUPPLY naval transport,
from the River.—Wind S. W.

REMAIN IN THE DOWNSb
Princess of Orsuge, Vice Admiral Cue rust ; Trusty, tirit,
Alert sloop of war, Virago gun brig, having a signal flying for
convoy to the westivard ; Phosphorus fire vessel, Flying Filly
and Aht schooners, Supply naval transport, Findon and Pldgnt
Hill hired sloops, with a number of thinsportS.

HARWICH, MAY IS,
Sailed yetterday the Lady Nepeaa, Capt. Limo,
with the mail for GottenbUrgh. The Lady Frances,
THYNNE, is now lying here bound to Heligoland, in
expectation of a Messenger, It is also said that Baroi
JACOBI is coming down to take his passage to Hell.
goland in the Lady Frances. Arrived this day the
Lord Nelson, Captain STEWART, from Heligoland,
with the mail : by her arrival we learn that Austria
has declared war against France. Capt, Srkwaat
and the Agent for the Post Office here, set off for.
London in a post chaise and four, immediately on the
Lord Nelson's arrival.
London, England, 1808-05-16

T.
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VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 9, ISM
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MS MAJESTY, NAVY, abet* :icy Notice,

That ea Tuesday the 17th instant, they will be ready to re*
ceive Tentiees,in writing (sealed up) and treat far Thee 14endred
Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS ; to be delivered in ten weeks,
by weekly proportions, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at,
Deptford ; and to be paid for by Ellis payable with interest
ninety days after date.
I'he Conditions of the Contrast, and a Sample of the Hoops'
may be seen at the Secretary's Office.
N. regard will be hiti to any Tender in latish tit price shall stet k
inrertni in words at length, or that shall not he ciliostrof to she Board fir
fore one o'clock on the said Tuesday tie 17th instant, nor unless the
Perron who makes the Tender, or swot Person on his behalf, attosisk to
answer when calkalfor.
London, England, 1808-07-23

SOUlrligaN PAl'l' OF DEVOKiHikE.

MANOR OF WENIBURY.—FOR SALE, •
THE Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and
LORDSHIP of WEMUURY, otherwise SOUTH WEM.
BURY, and the Rights, ROyalties, Liberties, and Franchises
thereto belonging ; consisting of a new bulk Mansion House,
with Lawn in front ; a Coach-house and suitable Stabling, and all
manner of requisite Out.ofices, &ached end agreeably arranged;
a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and
a largeinclosed Garden,well planted and stocked with Frµit•trees
4nd Vegetables. Also the Ferriage•or Passage over the Haven,
and River of Yealnec, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and
dues of the said River, and the Water, !Nicety, Fishing, Oysterage
and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several
new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Tylesmages, Farms,
Mills, Latids,Tenemcnt., and Hereclitarnents belonging to the
said Manor. And a Farm called North Pita fartu, adjoining
and attached thereto.

This Estate is bounded on two sides by the English Channel,
and the River Yealme, commands most delightful and extensive
views and scenery—Britain's FleetandMeichant Ships frequently
gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the most
delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies wftlatil
A ring fence, and is certainly one of the most compact and desira-
ble Estates in the West of England, and co:itains altogether about
946 acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground,
and Wooiland, and lies within the parish of Wembury, in the
County of lievon, at about four miles distance from the capital
Market Town of Plymouth, the access ap which is rendered very
commodious by the new road, and will be more so by a flying
bridge now erecting by Lord Boringdon.
The Mansion House with the Gardens, &c. and a suitable
quantity of Ground, and also the Woods are in hami, and posses-
sion thereof may be had at Lady-day next, and the present Fur-
niture, which is new and handsome, may be taken at an appraise-
ment, and the remainder of the Estate (except only about 55
acres, held by leases for one and two lives), is let to respectable
Tenants, at net rents, amounting only to aboin XI 300, but which,
it Is estimated, tpust soon be increased to at least £l5OO.

The Land-tax is redeemed, and great park of the Manor is
Tythe-free,
The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value itr.d upwards, tp be
taken by the Purchaser, anti paid for exclusife of the Estate.
For Salo whereof, a Public Auction will beheld, at the London,
Inn, at Iwybridge, near Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 6th day of'
September nest, by 12 o'clock at noon ; and, in the meaq time,
the same maybe viewed on application to Mr, R. Baker, at Wen*
bury, and printed particulars, after the Slat Wu may be bad of
him, or Mesars,Cardale and Spear, Solicitors, Gtsy's Inn ; Messrs.
Noble and Hunt, of Jeffery•squart, London ; Messrs. Trewman
and 601, Exeter; and at she °thee of Mr. dud Lipekyer, is
Plymouth—where a Plan of the Estate Pay be Op,
Plymouth, link July, 4199. •
London, England, 1808-07-23

DEAL, JULY 22,

Arrived the BOLD gun brig, from a cruize off
Flushing ; FLAMER gungunfrom the Nore.—Sailed
the FI4GARD frigate; on a cruize off Goree. Arrived
and sailed for the River the Scads's, INOWIAM, and
Robert, roan, from Malta.
London, England, 1808-07-23

IMPORTANT DISCOVARY..

THE Advantage the Public must always derive
from regularly educated professional men directing almosr
exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success wbizh hue
attended the administration of their new remedy,* id the es re, r-
dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Met 616.
Cumin a and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, hai e
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 enovates the system
in all its natural functions, prbmotes appetite, .and facilitees di-
gestion thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu-
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, ft not only pre-
serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number-
less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from as excess.
of conjugal or illicitpleasure, or from the more insidious; though
not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youtirof both sexes
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of
disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are
none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de-
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial etate ; the
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re-
lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render
life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling reflec-
tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a
strong, manly and vigorous constitution.
In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising,
as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie
and Co. may be consulted by Patients of either sex with the
, greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-
Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars of
their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note, will
have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any pet of the
. kingdom, No. 107, Hectors Garden.
London, England, 1808-07-23

ACM POR GRANTING CONTRIOUTIOIVS ON PRO-
PEATY; Nfr. 1801. •
T_TIS MAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the
" -44 AFFAIRS of- TAXES, having received Information !
Shit many Persons residing in the Cities of London and West-
minster, and parts adjacent, have neglected to deliver Returns of
their Property and Profits for the Year 1008, as required lty the
said Acts, hereby give Notice, that all Persons who shall omit
to deliver their Returns at the Office of the Commissioners, or
to the Assessor of the respective Districts, within fourteen days
from the date hereof, will be prosecuted for the penalty incurred
by such default.—By Order of the Itoard,
MATTHEW WINTER.
Office for Taxes, July 12, 1808.

TORT OF BARNSTAPLE.
By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty'sC
Customs,
On Wednesday, the 27th day of July, 1200, by Ten o'Clock in
the Forenoon, will be exposed to- Public Sale at the Custom
I:44leuse in this Port,
Lir H E FOLLOWING G001)S, viz.
110 Bags White .4alt, containing about 5 Tune
- 1 Smlll Cask ditto, containing about &Abs.
18 Bushels Stone Coals:
The SLOOP VENTURE of hUnehead, about 11 Tons per
Register, with her Boat, Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture ; also the
broken up Hull o! the King's old Boat, and some condemned
Stores belonging to the Shark Cruizer.
The above Goads will be put up in small Lots for the conve-
'nience of purchasers, and may he seen two days previous to the
Sale, by applying at this Office.
London, England, 1808-07-23

ARMY.

J. BARKER, Esq. has been appointed Deputy Store-
keeper-General to the Army.
Yesterday Major-General SHERBROOKE arrived at
Portsmouth fr,rn !;icily, which curter he I-ft the 3d
of June, and touched at Gibraltar, where lie remained
seven days, but has brpught nothing later than our
intelligence. Major-General.lll,KENziP is going out
in the POMONE frigate, to replace General SHERBROOKE
on the Sicilian Stak
It is understood, that though Lieut. Gen. Sir HEW
DALRYMPLE will have the chief command, that Ce-
, ncral SPENCER, Sir A. IVla.r.nst.r.v, Sir HARRY BUR-
RATH), and the lion. General Fixcia, will command
their armies at seperate points. Sir lIF.w DALRYMPLE
will retain the chief command, and make all arrange-
ments, till his Royal Highness the Commander in
Chief goes out. . .
Monday, the ‘2d or Queen's, and 20th Regiments,
marched from Ipswich to Landguard Fort, for em-
barkation. Two men of the 2d, from the excessive
heat of the weather, dropped down and expired im-
mediately. Several of the soldiers not being able to
keep up with the Regiments, did not arrive at Har-
wich till it was too late to go on board the trans-
ports, and were obliged to remain on the 'beach the
whole night, where one of them died. The two,
who fell down dead on the road, were buried at
Langnard Fort, by a detachment of the Norfolk, on
ditty there.
The above melancholy occurrences strongly evince
the propriety of marching our brave defenders dur-
ing the night, in hot weather, ins'ead of exposing them
to the heat of a vertical sun, in the day-tune.

INTEL L lagArCE.

PLYMOUTH, JULY CI.
This Morning arrives! 'the tAD/11Iy of 14 guns,
.Captain Watirart, with dispatches, said to be of great
importante ; they are said to be from Spain, blt
were forwArded in the Chorus by Lord Otmaita,
front off Brest. A vessel is arrived here from ad-
boa. which place the left the,lfth instant : it appears
that Josr.ril NAPOLIPONi. the gew King of Spain, at--
-rived at St. Sebastian; the 9tla instant, and was coldly
'received : the 10th ltaptucrzcied to Tolosa, Vergara,
and Mandragots, where he ctperieaced the like re-
cension by the Spaniards : the 11th he was expected
at Victoria, and thereto remain for some days.
• PORTSMOUTH, JULY •

Arrived Ws M tjesty's ship fesrms•rtA, from ofr
Havre.—The transyrt.: lately arrived from the Me-
diterrtnean were th:.; day released from quarantine.
DOVER, JULY iv.
Patsed try this day the Britannia, THOMPSON, from
Janrtic:a ; Lydia,,Arsorsow, from Malta; and the
Minerva, PriEttSON from Surinam—all bound to Lon-
don. Arrived is the Roads from a cruise the CIIAL•
LENGIER sloop and TIMASHER gun-brig.
London, England, 1808-05-11

This day was published,
Parts I. to IX. of the improved Edition of
VNCYCLOPZDIA PERTHENSIS, or UNI-
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A. lEIUCA.

The conferences between T.U. Secretary CaNzinea
and Mr. PINCKNEY have for• the present terminated;
and this evening Mr. NOCREZ sets oat on his return to
America with the reiult. Much discussion is under-
stood to Lave takeu place ppon the subject of the
right of searching merchant ships : the particulars,
of course, cannot for some time he made public ; Lut
it is understood in circles connected with the Govatt-
ment, that the interests of Britain have not been Loin•
promised by concessions on this important point.
Some more American vessels Lave effected their
escape from Holland, but the news they Iniug is not
so late as the accounts we yesterday published.
On the 7th instant an American vessel arrived in
Guernsey, which left Rochsiort on the night of the,
50th ult. in consequetce cf i private, but paritise
London, England, 1808-11-21

ORDNANCE Mender 2, 1808.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JEsrn ORDNANCE,- do herAy gi,e Notier,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
orbs:fore Friday the 2d day of December next, from such Per-
,gm as may be willing to undertake the supply of STOVES,
II RANGES, and other IRON ARTICLES, fur service of this
Department, fur a period of three year).
Patterns of the Articles may be seen, upon application at the
Principal Store-keepers Office in the 'rower, where further par-
riculars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mali
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
where also the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and
endorsed Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, &e." but no Proposal
can be admitted after the said 2d day of December, at twelve
o'clock neon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no-
ticed unless the parry Malang it,_ or an agent in his behalf sh:4lt
attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Emrd.try.

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by portnission, to his Grace the Archbishop
.uf Canterbwry,
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SPAIN.

CORUNNA, NOVEMBER 12.
The day before yesterday the Prince of Wales's
regiment of Dragoons disembarked in this port. It
is impossible to conceive a finer corps of men and
horses than this regiment.
NOVEMBER 15.—General Baird and kis suite left
this place yesterday morning for the army. The ca-
valry have not yet commenced their march, the trans•
ports which brought them sailed yesterday for Fal-
mouth. It is confidently stated, that General Blake
has been superseded by die Marquis de la Rcunana.
London, England, 1808-11-21

PLIFMOUTH, NOVEMBER 19.

Came in yesterday, the NONPAREIL, of 14 guns,
from Corunna, with dispatches ; Black Joke lugger,
from Gijon, with dispatches ; and REVENG.Es BE 74
guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the ZEBRA and RALEIGH
sloops of war, to the Eastward.—During a very
heavygale from the Westward yesterday, a tier of ships
broke adrift in Stonehouse Pool, several of which'
were driven ashore, and have received much damage.
A boat, in endeavouring to pass the bridge near
Mount Edgcombe, was upset, but the crew were
saved with mach difficulty. Several accidents hap-
pened in the harbour, but the particulars we have
not heard.—Came in the Unity, Captain TOMLIN,
from Newfoundland, with fish for a market.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER'2O.
Arrived the Susan, —, from Falmouth for Lon-
don; also, the following transports, viz. the Country
Squire, Lewes, and the Naiad, from Corunna; Mary,
WlLLnknas ; Ann, —, and the Caldicot Castle,
CARTER) from Lisbon.—Wind S.W.

DOVER, NOVEMBER 20.
I Passed by yesterday, the brig Betsey, Capt. SHAW,
from the Brazils, bound to London. The brig Mer-
cury, Capt. PIETERS, from Lisbon, in coming tor the
harbour this afternoon, unfortunately missed it. The
sent some ropes on shore to haul her in, but the water
sentomhouse boat's crew, however, got on board, and
having ebbed some feet, the brig took the ground,
and lies now in a very dangerous situation. The wind
is fortunately very moderate, and she may, if it con-
ltinues so, probably be got into the harbour at high
water.—Wind S.W.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 19.
This morning, about seven o'clock, a very heavy
fall of snow came on as ever was remembered ; it
continued about three hours and a half, and had it
dry, so that it had lain, it would have been nearly
wo feet deep. The tide also, during the night, was
Ixei)
very high. A galley belonging to the South End of
the town, was taken off by a single sea without losing
a single article • another galley was knocked nearly to
pieces.—Arrived the FISGARD frigate, from a cruize
off Flushing ; PERUVIAN sloop, from a cruize in the
Channel ; MEROPE sloop, from a cruize in the North
Sea, and sailed through for Portsmouth. Sailed the
CHEROKEE sloop, on a cruize off Boulogne ' • New
Woolwich long boat, for Woolwich. The Deal boat-
men have again consented to go off to the assistance
of such merchant vessels as arc in want, their grie-
vances having been promised to be redressed.
NOVEMBER 20.—Put back the MEROPE sloop.--
Arrived the AGINCOURT, of 64 guns, from the River;
EOERIA sloop, from the coast of Spain—brings no in-
telligence later than what has appeared in the papers.
Sailed the PERUVIAN and PODARGUS sloops, and BOLD
and EXERTION gun-brigs, on a cruize. Arrived the
Patna gun-brig, with five sail of merchant vessels
under convoy, from Waterford; also a Spanish
schooner from Plymouth.
London, England, 1808-11-21

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srviLLE, OCTOBER 21.

The Fergign troops of the French army, who were
made prisoners in the battle of Baylen, 350 in num-
ber, had all inlisted in one of the Waloon regiments
of Spain.
- - - -

SALAMANCA, OCTOBER 24.

The Corregidor of this city has given public notice
to the inhabitants, that a corps of 10,900 .English
troops is to pass through this town, and invited them
to give these gallant troops that cordial reception,
which all good and lOyal Spaniards constaatl !verve
in England, and which in every paint qt new is dte
to our ;sable and generous allies.
London, England, 1808-11-21

OVIDEO, NOVEMBER a.

Letters from Villarcayo of the 28th of last sAtestb
state, that on the 25th the army of the left, composed
of the troops of Galicia and Asturia,_fougbt a very
sanguinary battle, in which the enemy was
.defeated
with very considerable loss in killed, wotiqdtd, ant
prisoners—,the latter are said to amount to O.
MALAGA, OCTOBER 12.

His Excellency Lieutenant-General Reding, our
much respected Governor, left this town on
.the 6th
considerably regretted, The gallant warrior; the
conqueror of Baylen, is to take the command is chief
of ;he army of this kingdom, Before his departure
he was presented by the grateful inhabitants with a
beautiful sword, on the hilt is the following inscrip-
tion The grateful people of Malaga, to their
Governor General Reding, the deliverer of their na-
tive country, and conqueror of the French in Baia."

BADAJOZ, OCTOBILIt $B.
The capital of Estrarnadura bad yesterday the bo-1
nour to receive the COnquercr of Junot. At two
o'clock in the afternoon arrived here the 71st regi-
ment of English troops, commanded by General
Hope. The people received their benefactors with
expressions of the utmost gratitude and joy,
London, England, 1808-08-04

IMPOR !ANT DIA:OVEAY.

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Cot a ix and Co. Snrgeons, 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 diens of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those
of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of
the virus, in its must confirmed stages, yet It does not in the least
-Injure' the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovates the system
in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di-
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serves that constitution in it. primitive state, but restores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number-
' less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this.
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual
, corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from as excess
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In all tilers of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising,
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Zrews, silsolas been here now two or titres weeks.
is no doubt left behind to the orders of Sir
Arthur, and will proceed to Figueira with the For-
ttiguese troops to jon' the English army there. A
feet for England will sail on the Ist of next month,
Under convoy of the Narcissus frigate ; we expect to
see one from your side before long; this 'will coin•
piece the happiness of the Portuguese.
_ _ _ _ _

JULY 23.—1 wrote you on the 28th instant; little
sews since that time has occurred.

The Peacock having been detained, enables me to
idonla you, that the Portuguese regiments are daily
marching towards Lisbon, and they have at Coim-
bra 6000 men, in fine order, and most excellent
troops. We have not yet heard of the landing of Sir
Arthur's army ; in a few days we shall no doubt hear
that they are all safe on shore.

TIIE MENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4.
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Consols, money, 671—for aoc. 68—Reduced 68}
Minium preen.—Excheq. Bills, 6s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
$ per Cent. Red. 681-1 Imp. 3 pet Cent. 671#
per Cent. Cons. 671-i Excheq. Bills 4s. 6a. pre.
4 per Cent. 84ff Orrtnium 11 2 prem.
S per Cent. Navy 981 96 English Tickets, 251. 6s.
Long Ann. 181 15-16th Cons. for acc. 68{
India Bonds, 4s. 6s. pr.
London, England, 1808-08-04

OpoßTo, JULY £6.

I had the pleasure of writing you rew lines on
the 23d instant. This is merely to inform you of the
arrival off this port of the expedition under the com-
mand of Sir Arthur Wellesley.
Saturday morning he himself came on shore from
on board the Crocodile, with part of his .On
Sunday, the 24th instant, at noon, he waited upon
the Bishop, and re.embarked yesterday morning,
after, as you see, a very short stay in this place: he
had, previous to his landing here, been on shore at Co-
runna 36 hours. It blowing all day yesterday very fresh
from the north, we soon lost sight of the Bee:, abc.it
72 sail, nd I have no doubt but they were tills rata,
nit before Figueira, the place of their destination,
and 'Where they will land, being the only and best
place between this and Lisbon.
Sir Arthur will first proceed to the Tagus in the Cro-
codile, and then return to the expedition off Figueira;
it is probable the troops may not land till his return,
after Which they will march towards Lisbon. Ever?
thing looks well for their success ; and I have not the
least doubt that in a few days we shall hear of that
city being is their possession, as well as Junot and his
only.
This goes by the Peacock sloop of war. She got
under weigh yesterday with the Crocodile, and went
no doubt as tar as Pigueira, to enable Sir Arthur to
send Government what he had determined to do. She
has his dispatches, and is now in sight.
A boat will come for the dispatches of Colontl
London, England, 1808-08-04

MACKAY V. BROWNE.

This was an action for a trespass, in breaking into
the Plaintiff's coach yard, and destroying certain rails
and posts erected there. The Defendant justified,
claiming a right of door-way into the yard, as a light
for his granary. It was stated, that both the granary
and the yard were formerly in the occupation of the
same person, who broke out the door-way in question,
but that he afterwards sold the granary, and blocked
up the door-way leading into the stable yard. After
the Counsel for the Plaintiff had opened his case, the
matter was agreed to be reLerred to a Gentleman at
the Bar.
London, England, 1808-08-04

ASSIZES.

HERTFORD, AUGUST 1.
• The Loan Clan JCbTICE and the Cute: BARON
of the EXCHEQUER, arrived here about twelve o'clock
this morning. They went to the Town Hall and I
'opened the Commission fin holding the Assizes, af•
terwards they heard Divine Service, and proceeded to
business.
All thAnsinest on the Civil Side was finished by
Lord ELLENBonounit in about three hours. There
were eight causes entered, but all for mere matters of
cause, such as for goods sold, and for non-payment
of undisputed debts.

BUTT v. BOWMAN.
This was also an action of trespass, for breaking
the Plaintiff's close at Canabury, in this county. The
Defendant justified, claiming a right of way over the
grounds in question. The question was, whether it
was a public road or not ? A great number of an-
tient inhabitants were called to prove that it had for-
merly been common fields, and the road only used
for carrying away the crops. The Jury found a ver-
dict for the Plaintiff.
MARS V. STEVENS.

This was an action by the out-going tenant of a
farm, against the in-coming tenant, for a compensa-
tion for allows, ploughings, and sowings, according
to the custom of the country. The valuers on both
sides were called, and they agreed, within a few
pounds, as to the compensation the Plaintiff was to
hare. A verdict was found, of course, fur the
Plaintiff.