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London, England, 1808-06-17

BANBURY PEERAGE.

•
Their Lordships sat at three o'clock in a Committee of Privi-
lege* upon this case. After some evidence was adduced, and dull
Atroa el.-Gimlet's. heard on the part of the Claimant,the fun
tier proceedings were postponed until Saturday. . -
The Loan Bill and the Irish Revenue Bill were severally eons..
mitted, and ordered to be reported.
The Exchequer Bills Bill, the Irish Vgte of Credit Bill, the'
Bill for the Prevention of smuggling, Mr. Palmer's per Centage-
Bill, and several other Bills, were brought up from the Commons.
PACPER LUNATICS' BILL.
On the third reading of the Lunatics' Bill, Lord SUFFOLK re-
peated his observations for extending k to Scotland; and further,
hoped that, in the course of next Session, some special provision
would be ude for persons beloriitg to the Army afflicted with
this malady.—The Bill was then a cad a third time and passed.
• PADDINGTON CANAL COAL BILL.
Upon the recommitment of the Paddington Canal Coal Bill--
Lord SUFFOLK renewed Ms objections, and again urged the
propriety of extending the quantity of coals brought to Loudon
and Westminster.
After a few wails from the Duke of NORFOLK to the same
efflct' the clauses were read and agreed to, and the report order-
ed to be received to-morrow.
.BA WRACKS BILL.
The Barracks Bill went into a Committee.
• Lord RADNOR rose to state a great hardship which he had
sustained, and which he aklppoied many pthers weila also our
win,. from the powers that were to be vested in theßarraek-
Masteti-General, in cousequenee of this Bill. He had some
Estates upon the coast of Kent, and notice was given Mint that a
piece of ground in the very•middle of his farm was warning to
construct a barrack and a fort upon. His answer was, that if this
was a temporary barrack, he had no objection, provided his ten-
ant was satisfied; but that if it was a permanent thing, there must
be some satisfaction to him also. He got no answer to his letter,
and wassoon afterwards taken of his ground. By
this ill the Barraek.Master-General was empowered to sell
at his discretion grounds purchased for ilsose military erections.
He would therefore submit it to their Lordships, -whether it
would not be a great hardship if the Barrack Master was allowed
next year to sell, to a person hi an adverse interest to him, a
pieee•of ground taken out of the centre of his estate for military
purposes. •He concluded by moving a proviso,'" That the ori-
ginal owners of the estates, and their heirs, should he allowed a
preference in such purchase made from the Barrack Master." ",
The LORD CHANCELLOR perfectly approved of this Mo-
tion, and thought the Noble Lord was entitled to thanks for
bringing it forward. There were undoubtedly many persons
who would otherwise suffer a similar hardship to what the Noble
Lord compiling of.
Comtewas then adopted, and the Bill went through the
:
BANK OF IRELAND.
Lord GRENVILLE then rose to address their
Lordships-en the Bank of Ireland Charter Bill, see
fir is the claims of the Catholic Proprietors. were
concerned. The Charter, which it was now proposed
to continuo fdr Si years, was granted in 178'2, with a
London, England, 1808-04-25

SALES BY AUCTION.

EY ORDER OP THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE SALE
OF PRUSSIAN PRIZES,
Atfhe London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday the
. 6th of May next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
(For Home Consumption),
AQUANTITY of Old Pipe and Hogshead
Staves shook from Casks, being the entire Cargo of the
Prussian galliot Petrus, and condemned to the Crown.
For particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN. HAWKER,
Plymouth, April 9, 1808. Merchant, Plymouth.

FOR ACCOUNT OP
OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR. ;THE
SALE DANIS,. . • ..
At the London Tavern, I:oxhide:street, Plymouth, on Friday, the
6th of May next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE Good Danish Ship TRENDRE SUSTRE,
No. In2.—Dister9ioki9.
Length on Deck 95 Ft. 111 In.
Breadth below the Wales 26 4 .
Height between Decks - 5 lot .
Admeasures 273, 39-94 'Funs.
Condemned as Prize to the Crown, and now lying in Stone-
house PooL
Also, the gdod Danish Bark ALIDA GEORGINIA, (No. 2.)
square Stern, no Figure Head.
DIPAIN SIGNS.

Length on Deck 86 Ft: S In.
1
Breadth - SO 4
Depth of Hold . - .13 7
Admeasures . - 150, 77-94 'Foust
Condemned as Prize to the Crown, and now lying in Cat-
water.
For Inventories and other Particulars, apply at the Counting
House of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, one of
the Agents for sale of Danish Prizes.
Plymouth, April 9, 1808.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday i
the 6th' of May next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
rc H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viZ.
4 Pieces Brandy 119 Hkds. French White Winn
126 Half Pieces French White 1 Hhd. Muscadel Wine
Wine I Case Anchfties & Salad Oil
Being part of the Cargo of the MARIANA ; and condemned to
His Majesty's Ship Ac riva, R. H. Mowscav, Esq. Commander.
41s°,
4 Cases Oil in Bottles

12 Pipes Brandy
Hhds. Red Wine
Landed from the Danish Brig JOHANNA CATHERINA, and
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restored to the Claimants.
Also, 280 Hhtls. Red Wine-39 Half Pieces Ditto.
For Catalogues, and other particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAII'ICER, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1808-04-25

pkviNl

-rat COI
-a- of Parham*
said Parish, givt
of the said Parisi
of the clock in •
ting, sealed up.
1 with them for l-,
Parish (the Carriage
three years, frr
be pa- ea with
cify the price
laying or repairing
The Conunis•
other material
any other mat
The tenders
cify the price
Stone 'Paving Is.
relaying or repairing
.. .

At the same
pouts for Prow it
—the Proposals
gage to light the
to each, the wic
burner. The•
pies of each
at least once
The Commt,
Per%ons willing
ing away the D
Houses of the'
which the P'
Ashes, and
Inhabitants (
Rubbish). Ant
and take awa'
Lanes, and '
toner, if resit
applicable to
tention of tt
ing for the
SEC. by the
or separate—tilt
mence at Michaelmas
The Cor
Horses, ant.
specified, and
the Contracto
the Committee•
The names of the Securities must be specified
Proposals. By Order of the Committee,
THOS. FRAS. JENNINGS, Clerk.

On the t st of March was published,
No. I. price ‘2s. oid. of
1-'IIE REVIEW of the FINE ARTS, to be con-
tinued Quarterly. This Work is intended to convey critical
information to the public on the following subjects : Painting,
Engraving, Sculpture, Monuments, Architecture, Models, Maps,
Landscape Gardening, Biography of Artiste, and all other Pub-
lications (as they may appear) relating to Art and Artists, and
admits of such original Essays as may be calculated to promote
practical excellence and critical knowledge in Art.
The first Number contains Strictures on the Exhibition of the
British Institution—Prince Hoare's Artist—Forster's British Gal-
lery of Engravings, No. I.—Wilkins's Magna Grzcia—Sorope
and Landwer's Landscape Scenery of Scotland—Orme's Essay on
Transparencies, &c. kc.
Printed for Sareuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street, and may be had
of all other Booksellers in Town and Country.
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This day day was published,
In two thick Volumes Quarto, price 41. 4s. in boards, •
AN ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY of the
SCOTTISH LANGUAGE, illustrating the words in their
different Siguifications, by examples from ancient ant modem
writers, shewing their affinity to those of other Languages, and
especially the Northern; explaining many terms, Which though
now obsolete in England were formerly common to both Coun-
tries, and elucidating National Rites, Customs, and Institutions,
in their analogy to those of other nations ; to which is prefixed a
Dissertation on the Origin of the Scottish Language.
• -By JOHN JAMIESON, D. D.
fellow of the jtoyalSociety of Edinburgh, and of the Society of
the Antiquaries of Scotland. • 1
Veintesifartongman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Cade4l. and
Davies, apti4l. D. Symonds, London ; and W. Creech, A. Con-
gable and Co. and W. Blackwood, Edit-bunk.
London, England, 1808-04-25

By Order of the Commissioners fqr the Disposal of Danish Prizes.
Will be SOLD, at the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the:
6th May next, at eleven o'clock,
THE GOOD BRIG AURORA, No. 19.••••
DIMENSIONS.
Length aloft -76 ft Bliss.
Breadth 23 11
Admeasures, 1/9 17-94th tons.
Also the Good Brig IDOCHETEN, No. 120.
DIMkNSIONS.
Length aloft - -76 ft. 4tirs. 4
Breadth - - 22 3
Admeasures 152 72-94th tons.
likewise the Good Brig MARTINE and CHRISTIANE;
N 0.117.
DIMENSIONS.
Length aloft 66ft.
Breadth 19 11
Admeasures 105 86-94th tons.
All lying in Catwater, and condemned as Prize to the Crown.
A Deposit of one-third part of the purchase-money will be re-,
quired at the time of sale, and the remainder before the delivery
of the Vessels.
For viewing the Vessels, and for Inventories and every further
particular, apply at the Counting-house of
Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant,
One of the Agents for Danish Prizes.
London, England, 1808-04-25

7D THB BLWIDR OP THE CAR,

SIRE -A most unfounded declaration fading teen
inserted in some of the public prints of this day, stat-
ins several advantages gained by PETION over the
President Cumstoptin,. r request you kill have the
goodzieSis to tontradict it, as I sailed several days from
cat* Pi`ancois subsequent to the dates given and,
WI the 14th ult: Port-de-Pain was iti the cotnpletest
security and mmquillity, under the dominion of the
President, and the tebel PETION retreating wherever
his army appeared. I am, &c TllO4 GOODALLi
Imperial Haal, April sic

THE EVENING STAR,

LONDONi

MONDAY, APRIL 2.4 s
Sr. MAILIC..-.-NO business done at the Stock Exchange.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Sid Stock 238 A Long Ann. 5-16ths
S per Cent. Red. Ann. 65U India Bonds, par 21. clic;
S per Cent. Cons. 66 OSi Excise. Bills 83.105. prenl.
4 per Cent. 81 83 Cons. for acc. 66i1
5 per Cent. 98,, 98.1

His Royal Highness the Duke d'ANuotmEsme arid
suite arrived at Yarmouth on Saturday, to embark on
board the EuavALus frigate which is expected round
from Spithead s His Royal Highness will ptoceed to
Gottenburgh to escort the remainder of the French
Royal Family to England.
London, England, 1808-04-25

itocHnFoßT SQUADRON',

some of the Morning Papers mention a report
from Jamaica of the Rochefort squadron haring put
into the Havannah.—The intelligence by the Ja-
maica Mails of to-day gives no countenance to this
report:
Our Readers will see by our Portsmouth letter that
the Rochefort squadron is asserted to be in Toulon.
This we think extremely probable.

The following are some farther particulars respec-
ting the intelligence received by the American India-
tnan General Clarkson, sent into Plymouth by his
Majesty's ship HYACINTH. She is laden with a valu-
able cargo of tea and nankeens, and was bound for
Amsterdam : sailed from Canton on the 11th Decem-
ber last, and was detained the 12th March following,
in lat. 7. 30. long. 30. 30. by his Majesty's ship HYA=
CINTII, of 18 guns, which ship, after taking out the
crew of the American, except the Captain and Mate,
jroceeded on her voyage to the Brazils, where she was
destined with dispatches for Admiral Sir SYDNEY
SMITH. A few days before the General Clarkson
sailed from Canton, the Albion, one of the country
ships, caught fire in that harbour, and was burnt :
she was very richly laden with silks, and had on
board near three millions of• dollars, of public and
private property—the American ship lay so near her
at the time, that she had also nearly taken fire.
Before the General Clarkson sailed, the PHATON,
of 38 guns, and the BELLONA, of 32 guns, had ar-
rived at Macoa ; the former with the loss of all her
masts, and the latter with four-feet eater in her hold,
having experienced very bad weather on their cruize.
In passing the strcights of Macoa, she spoke the
BOMBAY, of 40 guns, and was informed that Ad-
miral Sir EDWARD PELLEW was off Batavia, having
an intention to attempt the capture or destruction of
the Dutch squadron there.
London, England, 1808-06-28

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TO BE SOLD Brahr4:l7 CONTRACT •
A PERFETITM.-- r r.A.R.pf,. or yearly rent
-I- -IL of Xi Efisaulhg cottt of the &Ire of ate Manor of Dasieel,
-Otherwise. Great and out it divers 'Lancia and Herediew
!runts at DassattiAn thy Uty of Warwick.
For further pattienlarer *PI)4 to Measra..Farrer, Atkinson, and
Johnson, of Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; or Mr. Redout, of
Langton, near Blandford, Darietshire.

. TO BE OLD by AUCTION,
tAt the IMO WarehouseMeor_Romney, on Thursday, June 30,
st IWO debt! h Mitsiternti, in sundry Lott.
er WO HUNDRED AN TWENTY-NINE
A.. GALLONS GENEVA, not of legatstrength for Dealers
Ildlioh may be viewed and tasted on the morning of thesday of sal:
Al• A deposit of twenty-fire per cent. will Ise required.

KENT FARMS, TO LET.
By Messrs. DRIVER,
Mt Garravray's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, cornhill, on Thurs.,
Asytthe 7th of July, 1803, at Twelve &Clock, to several Lora,
SUNDRY very Valu4ble FARMS, consisting of
above V* Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Kars h
tea, Most eonveniently situate in the parishes of Bexley and
,Erich, in the-countyof Kent, svititite 12 miles of the Metropolis ;
in the occupation of John Wyburn, Thomas 0101og, James Sar-
yank Thomas Seal, and Joltn Wpoltal to be let upon a loose of
h9l years, from Michaelmas, 1308."
.The Lands of Bexley may be viewed by applying to Mr. tinge,
; and those at Erlith by applying to the respective occu
pieta. Ptitsted particulars may be kai of Mr. Binge ; Ship Ta-
oteet4Woolwieh; Castle' Eltham; Falcon, Graysseud ; Crown,
Rcalester ; StarMaidstone• Bull, thittford ; Red Lion, Earn-
'bighorn ; of A. Parkin, Esq. ihreat Ortnond-street; at Garraway's
and of Messrs. DriverilAndiNeurverors, &c, Kent-road, London'

... .

MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MAR" TO LET.
By Messrs. DRIVER,
At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, iirt Tuesday, the 19th of
July, 111011, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots,
'gI.TNDRY very Valuable FARMS, consisting of
above 7.sllAcres of exceeding rich Mandl Land, in very high
condition, situate in the parishes of Aistone, Sriaitb, Warehorn,
raenatt, Ney Church, Snargate, and New Romney, in the county
of Kent, in the occupation of hirer? Kook, Messrs. Eve and
Maylane, and John Scoones ; to be let upon a lease for 21 years,
from Michaelinas; fROS.
• The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers,
aid partietkahrmay be Writ the Saracen's Head, Ashford ; Swan,l
Hastings ; • (*some, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple-
dote; Folkestone Arms, Folkestone; King's Head, Canterbury ;
Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rechteter; Itose,Sittingbourne; Messrs, ,
I Tournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street ; at
Oarravray's, and of Messes. Drivers, Laid Surveyors, &c. Kent:
had, Condon.
London, England, 1808-06-28

THE KING V. HUGH DOOHERTY.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL observed, that in this
case, Mr. GARROW was Counsel with Mr. MARRYAT
for the Defendant, but in the absence of the former,
he did not wish, in a case of so much importance, to
press the discussion upon the Defendant.
Mr. MARRYAT expressed his wish that the rule
might be enlarged, that he might receive the assist-
ance of Mr. GARRow, in thewing cause against it.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL said, that before he could
consent to this proposal, it would be necessary for
him to mention one circumstance, of which he hop-
id the Defendant would take advantage : since the
application had been made for the criminal informa-
tion, he had seen advertised a further volume of the
work complained of, and, unless that were put a stop
to, he could not consent to any such indulgence as
had been suggested.
The Attorney for the Defendant observed; that the
advertisement alluded to, was entirely a new publi-
cation, atTd not a second edition of the work upon
which the prosecution was founded.
Mr. MARRYAT assured the Court, that he would
make it a point to see the Defendant upon the subject.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH trusted that the Defendant,
before he again appeared, would think it right to take
advantage of the ,advice which had thus been given
him.

THE KING v. /OILY BELL.
The riefestdait Was brought up to plead to an in-
dictment, charging him with hiving received a sum
of money for compounding an indictment against a
person for keeping a gaming:house.
The Defendant addressed their Lordships, and
said, that a former, indictment had been preferred
against him at Hicks's Hall, to 4whkfrlte had pleaded.;
but that subsequently he had received notice that it
was intended by the prosecutor to quash it for irregu-
larity.' No such application hld yet been made ; but
a copy of a new declaration had been served upon
him, to which he now appeared to plead.
The Court recommended that he should consult
with Counsel if it would be proper to plead in abate-
ment • and if so, to make a motion for that pur-
-1 pose before Wednesday.

Madame CoTTIN'S and Madame de GENUS'S new
works form the the/ire or admiration among the polite
circles--the « Souvenir, de Felicis L**!" of the latter
is a fascinating work after the manner of 4, Les Sou-
venirs de Madame de CAYI.us," and contains, among
a variety of subjects, anecdotes of VOLTAIRE, Rous.
!MAU, M. de Louvms, le Prince de Coyrr, la Du-
chesse d'Ont.Fans, and other celebrated characters,
who have flourished in France and other Courts of
Europe : her 4, Saint/air"' is an entertaining satire on
the ridiculous pedanirr of the present French manners,
and cannot fail to be read in the country with consi.
derabln interest.
A man is in custody on suspicion of having mur-
dered the Duke of CAMBRIDGE'S porter, who was
some time ago found in the. Serpentine River, and
was supposed to have been accidentally drowned.

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London, England, 1808-06-21

A UTICia INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE eo.
Arrived the Swift, CVMMINGS, bound to Newfound-
land ; also several coasters and colliers, from the
Downs. Sailed his Majesty's ship la FLECUE with the
Harbinger, General Greenfield, Kingston, Rachael,
Monarch, and Flora transports, under convoy, for
Cork. Wiud S.
London, England, 1808-06-21

IGMA L LING • 0 FFICE, Jape 17, 1808.
COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MAJESTrs NAYT de hereby gbie Notlee, That
obaesday next, the 29d instant, they will be ready to receive
pip i o writing (sealed up) atal treat for such quantities of
ouTrp, made from whole meal, ai the respective manufac.
bars of that article may think proper to offer.. One half thereof
k delivered in a fortnight, and the remainder la a fortnight
.aletwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and
•k paid for by bills, payable with imerest 90 days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
*e.
N. B. No tender for a loss quantity than One Thousand Bags of
lisket will be admitted.
No regard lei :f be had to any Tender iq iehieh the price shall sat be
Vuerldir-:•-tir et length, or that Jan not be delivered to the Board
2.4;:mk GI/ the raid Tharsetry next the 23d iadant, ner waled
lit ;10 rher the Ten4r, or rape Per-dap has behalf, attends to
air 7-hen rifled ft.r.

This day was pubighed. ITs Svo. price 3
Ag. N
INQUIRY into ehe 201.1 CY and JUSTICE
of thePROHIBITIGN of the US$ df GRAIN in the
Dont.LER ; including OhUrvations on the Nature and Use
sliVss, to superfluous Land Produce, and a particular'applica-
lkof the general Question to the preseni situation of the Colo.
sidlaterests. .
Br ARCHTBAL' BELL, Esq. Advocate.
?tiered for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Wait
ad Rehl, Glasgow ; and John Msarray, No. 92, Fleet-street,
tesdon.
London, England, 1808-06-21

GAMBLE'S ERITISH TEA.

--rriE Rev. J. GAff3T,T: has been favoured with I
mantCases of Its efficacy, and the congratulations or nc-.
mcrous Clergymen—for the benefit of the afilictad, the following
few Cases are subjoined :
TO THE REV. I. GANIBI.F., SYDI..II;•Y3, Dordrr.
Sir-,Having laboured und, r a cootinual sick I: i•ad-s che, and hi.
Boos vomiting for the last 20 years, I purchased at your wholesale
Agent's, Mr. BUTLER, NO. 4; Cheapsido, a packet or your Bri-
tish Tea. By taking it agreeably to the dir,ctiops, I ViZIF relieved,
and have continued taking it invariably to this tiire, 1 have the
pleasure to inform you I have not, for these last three months, ex-
perienced any sick bead-ach or bilious disorder, which I entirely •
attribute to taking your Tea. In justice to you for so h:appy
discovery, and for the good of the community, you are .at liberty
to make my case known.—l remain, Sir, your obed:eit servant,
ELI 7. FINCOc.'
•
No. 77, Sun-street, Bishopsgate, London, Jan. 29.
Sir Owing to a sedeetary life and the free use of Foreign Tea,
my nerves were at times so much affected as to be deprived of
rest—my thoughts were occudied with the most frightful imagiA
nations and startinge in my sleep. I bad the most able advice, but
to no purpose. Varisui means were tried, but without success.
I was prevailed on to try GAMatz's BR ITISh T/4-1 procured a
packet at Mows. Hazard and Binn's, Bath, which I drank avesy
morning, and have continued it for some months. Its salubrious
qualities has restored me to good health, but if at any time I
drink foreign Tea, I feel its baneful effects.--I am, Sir, yoar
humble servant, R. MOWN.
PuLeney-street, Bath, January 90, 1805.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheniside,
corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Mr. Baiter, Edinburgh
and Glasgow ; and retail by most Country Booksellers and Moii.
• eine Venders, in packets at 2s. 91. and .ss. 6d. each.
London, England, 1808-06-21

`FOR SALE EY AUCTION,

On Thursday the goth day of this histani June, at Wynn's Hotel,
Falmouth (immediately *after the Sale of the Active),
THE BRIG FAME.—Length 77 ft. 11
Breadth 22 ft. 2 in.—Depth 10 ft. 9 ht.—and admeasures
162 Tons.
She is a very fine new br!g, sails fast,and is well found, was
captured cn her voyage from Lisbonto nte:riga, by his Majesty's
ship Cotnug, the Honourable JogaLvn PEILCY Captain, and
ndemned as Prize to the said ship.
For viewing, inventor arsand further particularg, apply to
LAZ and MATH. KANOSTON,
Brokers, Falmouth.
London, England, 1808-06-21

DEAL, JUNE 20.

Arrived the SCEPTRE, of 74. guns, from the East
Indies ; also arrived the DEFENCE, of 74. guns, with
the remainder of the Leeward Islands fleet under con-
voy, which have sailed for the River. Sailed the
ALERT sloop with the Plymouth navy transport, with
a convoy- of merchant vessels for Portsmouth ;
and CRACKER gun brig on a cruize. Wind S. E.

REMAIN IN THE DOWNS.
The Princess of Orange, Sceptre, 'Trusty, Cerberus, Eurydice,
Challenger, lind Bustler.

DOVER, JUNE. 20.
Passed by this morning his Majesty's ship DEFENCE,
from the West Indies, with about 50 sail of ships for
the River ; also his Majesty's ship &moral:, from the
Cape of Good Hope, with the Norway and Marianne
Danish Eastindia ships, prizes to her. A large ship
transport is in the Roads coming in next tide, and a
few more West-India ships are coming up.—Calm.

NAMES OF SOME OF THE WEST4NDIA FLEET.

The New Brunswick, Cook, from Antigua; the Orion, Groves,
the Cumberland, Goodwin, the Sisters, Mob, and the Preston,
Edwards, from Stninarn ; the Agnes, Basden, from Si. Thomas's ;
the Haddock, Redman, the Loddon, Duncan, the Alfred, Wilson,
and the Somerset, Taylor, from St. Kitt's ; the Francis and Har-
riet, Hart, from Nevis.
London, England, 1808-06-21

GREENOCK, JUNE 17.

The Royal Charlotte, MORRIS, from Grenada, is
just arrived ; also the Jason, GEMMELL, from Gre-
nada, for Port-Glasgow. The following Clyde ships,
in addition to the Jane and Fame, already arrived,
kept company with the CoMmodore, and parted on
Friday last, by permission, lat. 43. long. 16. Eliza-
beth, M,GnEnon (seen this morning) ; Hope, GIL..
KINSON ; Caledonia, STEWART ; Nancy, CRAWFORD ;'
Eupheniia, TOUCHER; Britannia, MORRIS. Captain
MORRIS had not seen the following vessels since the
2d of June, having parted 'in a• fog ; but presumes
they may be with the frigate.- Ariadne, JOHNSTON ;
Mary Ann, DIOKIE ; Eglinton, HAstivroN ; Jane,
(late) Scams ; Countess of Crawford, (MAT;
Hercules, RODGERS ; Flantlet, SMITH; EleaTlOT‘
&REEL T ; and Duke of Kent, Doucitt..—The Ja-
maica flcet, tinder convoy of his Majesty's ship ARE-
ritusA and Nirmr, were to sail from thence on the
26th of April.
London, England, 1808-06-21

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

THE Advantage the Public must always derive
from regularly educated professional men directing almost
exclusively their studies to onespecies of malady, was never more
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success whirl! Abil
attended the administration of their new remedy, and the extracts
dinary cures it has performed.- For a long series of years, Messrs.
CURRIZ and Co. Surgeons, formerly th his Majesty s service, Peva
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invest.
gallon, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superiocto
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 ci
the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the lead
injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the syszterts
in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di•
gestion t. thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous (111111itiN
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre.
serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a wsit
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Numbery
less instances are on recent record of the suTe-rior efficacy of this
medicine, its inherent and specific viruses ar.ing aa oerpetttal
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess
of conjugal or illicitpleasure, or from the more in Wanes, though
not less destruct.ive, indulgence of incautious yuuth of both Silt.
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the nelar.choly variety of
disorders which are the consequence of this salitatv vice, them ate
none more of lictirg than that distressing skive of at:Witty and des
ficiency which prevents or embitters the martin:natal state; the
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek no
lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render
life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling reams
Lion to khow, that they may *ow, by a new infallible mode of
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all huntaa blutingst
stmog, manly and vigorous cer.stitutiOn.
In all cases of debility, deficiency, frem whatever cause mishit
as well as in every species of venereal it. litrion, Messrs. Currie
and Co. may be consulted by petients of either sex with the
greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hattoo-
Garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars of
their complaints, ley letter post paid, enclosing a rank note, wal
have the necessary medicine aid advice sent to any part of the
kingdom. No. to?, Hatton Garden.
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terbuty Place, Lambeth) at the StAa-OrriCE, NO. 1, Cati:r
tlrelail Published also At the Nivia-Orricc,
London, England, 1808-06-21

WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES.

Mr. ROSE stated, that thc Penalty Suspension Act was near
expiring, and that the Regulation Bill could not pass in time to
meet the case ; he therefore moved, fur leave to bring in a Bill to
continue the suspension of penalties.-I.cave given.
.The Bill was brought In, read a first time, and ordered to
be read a second time to-morrow.
London, England, 1808-04-13

LICENCE.

Rouse, April 11, ism
this house on Satßight Hon. the Co.o
lengal, stating, that,
r and rebellious con.
indar and farmer of
ar, in the conquered
d the most lawless
zbitants of the village
:sisting the legal au.
rate of that district,
ing payment of large
.ts due from hint to
indispensibly neees.
adopted for the re_
Doondea Khan, and
on, in order that the
t be fully established
yghur, that the pub.
and that Doondes
it be brought to trial
Jurisdiction, for the
barged,
these important °la-
nce to Commona, the
dea Khan, in support
md to proceed to the
ndea Khan, and the
tld he refuse to corn.
rich' the Judge and
:e to him.

ily refused to comply
him, but having like-
nt of his ability, mea..
yrce sent against him,
a considerable force
of the King's and
nd encamped before
''4th of October last.
Commona appears
eld out little hopes of
and to have induced
slower, but more cer-
aches • this mode of
ly tedious, from the
ry around Commona
and from the
of miners in the sen-
d zeal of the Officers
lantry of the troops,
toles opposed to them,
:o be practicable, the
and on the fortified
le time, on the even.

toyed on this occasion
iccess to which their
dous perseverance so
)erate struggle, which
officers and men, they
om the fort and gar.
er, made on the tate-
he troops on this oc.
he evacuation of both
to night, which were
gda
y.
General Order which
receipt ;of the intelli-
as also returns of the
:rations before, and in
a separate list of the

ASSAULT OF THE FORT
A.

:aptains, 4' Lieutenants, 1
id Tlnctab, 6 Scrjeants and

'ants, i Ensign., 9 Jemidars
1, 459 Privates.—Told, 516.
ED AND WOUNDED.

nt-Colonal lat Battalion, 9tb
Fraser, Brigade Major is
ng Brigadier• Major Lieute-
m, 9th Regiment, wounded

Radcliffe and 'Mirk ;
ipbell, and lludingstone,
son wounded dangerously.
mum, Llst Regiment Ns-
Levingstone, List Regiment
r, 11th Regiment Native lie

Captain S. Brown and Lin-
hews and Fraser, woundei

)usly.
Irooke, wounded slightly.
, Captain. Perkins and Lam
rerely ; Lienunant Corbet

Lieutenant M'Leod killed;
y ; Lieutenant Denty sligh►

Ensign Fordyce woundei

)unded severely; Lieutenant
may • severely.
rps.—Lieutenant Defue, Ist
; Lieutenant Wilkie, let bn-
severely.
al wounded.
have died of his womb.

FLDERS
Cennagt. in Coun-
t William, Nov. 30, lOW.
vernor General in Com
y which is highly grati-
c expression to the deep
:inguished bravery, dit
splayecl by that part Of
,efore Commons, during
rations against that fort.
ssault which took place

feels. a perfect assurance
=foreseen obstacles op•
have been overcome by
alities of a soldier, the
hat occasion would ha"
•

n, however, made by it
just apprehension whick
it such perseverinii pl.
ne, would prove Mal
;ouncil confidently attn•
urt, and fortified garde!'
Df the same night. It a
.ordship in Council finds
the loss of so many Iv
have falleg in the many
called for this just al.
London, England, 1808-04-13

In pursuance of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale issued
from the High Court of Admiralty of England, addressed to
Joss CRICKITT, Esq. Gentleman, the Marshall of the said
Opurt,
WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Friday, the 92d April instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
,-r m
H Emut2o TTons
0f FOLLOWINGcodFIsti 6GOODS, g viz
00 Tons of Cod and Ling (little damaged)
Being partpf the Cargo of the Bealsh brig Fortuna, N. Pis=
Master, detained by the private ship of war Thomas and John.
For viewing the same, and for any further particulars, apply at
the Counting House of THOMAS LOCKY ER,
Substitute to the Marshall of the Admiralty.
Plymouth, April 11, WOO.

,
London, England, 1808-04-13

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the egd of April, inst.
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS VIZ.
FOR RIPORTATION.
About 346 Casks Choice Wine 2 Chests Liquors 1
20 Casks Do. 12 Cask Vinegar
43 Casks Brandy 14 Do. Capers
23 Cases Do. 40 Do. Olives
9 Casks Liquors 50 Bales of Paper
6 Barrels Do.
being the remaining part of the cargo of the ship FRA JOHAN-
NA ELIZABETH, J. P. Boum Master, detained on her voy-
age from Bourdezux to St. Petershurgh, and condemned as a
prize to the private ship of war indefatigable, Mr. James Trusty
Commander.
For viewing the same, and any further particulars, apply three
days prior to the sale, at the Counting-house of Mr.
LOCKYER, Merchant, or Mr. JAMES BRODRICK,THOMAS Mer-
closet.
In Pursuance of a Commission of Appraisnment and Sale, issued
from the High Court of Admiralty, addressed to. James Brod-
. rick and J. Q.Werninck, Esqrs. will be Sold,
At the London Inn, Pigsvauth, on Friday the 22d of April inst. at
Eleven o'clock,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
FOR ZIPORTATION.,—.IO Cadiz of Anotto,
- Being part of the Cargo of the said ship FaA JOHANNA ELIZA*
• SZTII.
of For viewing the same, apply to the said Commissioners, or at
o- the Counting.housa of THOMAS LOCKYER, Merchant.

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W eT}H AVE N.
TO S. SOLOMON, LSI). M. D. LiVERIPOOL.
SIR--I have the satisfiction to assure yem, that
your Medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, has not unde-
servedly gained so great reputation in the vicinity of Whitehaven.-
Many cases emsbi be adduced wherein it has been highly effica-
cious among time rest, a Gentleman of my atquaintanee waited
upon me, and entreated that I would make you acquainted with
the. wonderftil cure he had experienced by the use of a few bottles
of it, which he purchased [rota me. His complaint was of a Ner-
vous kind, and o( manly years standing; and, though manycerne-
die* had been unsuccessfully tried, nothing but the Balm of Gilead
produced that happy change in his whole system, which be had
for many years sought in vain. If further information is necessary,
you may refer any respectable enquirer, by letter, post paid, to
your most obedient humble servant,
WILLIAM ALBIN, Wbitehaven.
P. S. I have sold great quantities of the half guinea bottles of
the Cordial Balm of Gilead, and nothing has added a greater
sanction to my shop as a young beginner, than having it in my
possession.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every respectable
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1808-04-14

Arrivals from the 11th to the 18th of March.

The English brig Ann, Ge9qte Gilard, 16 days from Malta, with
fruit, fur London—H. M. packet Princess Elizabeth, Capt. Kidd,
1: days from Malta, with mails—H. M. hired ship Duchess of
Bedford, Capt. Robert Midforth, I.day from Tangier—H. M.
packet Lord Townsend, Capt. Cock, 11 days from Falmouth,
w.th mails—H. M. stoop linnet's., Car. Garth, from a cruize to
tae Westward—H. M. sloop Neon', from a crnize in the Glit--•
Tht English schooner Mnnareh, W. Angliednus, 12 days from
Guernsey, with-potatoes, for this plate.
Sailed on the 13th-:—H: M.ahips Fotidroyant and Agamemnon,

to the Westward—H. M. brig C:ontounckr, to the li'estward.
Sailed on the 14th—H. M. sloop Sabrina, on a cruize.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROAIO rioNs.

Its Graoe the Archbishop of Canterbury has presented the
Rev. Henry Crowe to the vicarage of St. Nichols., Thanet, va-
cated by the resignation of the Rev. I'. Le Ger.
The Duke of Queensberry has presented the Rev. John Yor-
stoun, minister of Morton, in Dumfries-shire, to the parish of
Torthorwald.

Oa the 31st nit, the second Burgher Congregation in Atka, una-
nimously chose Mr. Ale.zandet Stark,-preseher of the gospel, to
be their Minister.

BIRTHS.

On the Sd instant, in Sussex, the wife of the Rev. John Russell,
of a son.
en the 6th instant, at Asheot, Somerset, the Lady of the Rev.
G. H. Templer, of a &nester.
At.Croydon, the Lady of I .ieut. Colonel Haldane, of a son.

MARRIED.

On the 29. th of September last, at Mary►la-Bonne Church, by
the Rev. B. Lawrence, of Jesus College, Oxford, Wm. Robertson,
Esq. second son of the late A. Robertson, Esq. of Prenderguest,
Berwickshire, to Miss Abbs, only daughter of R. B. Abbs, Esq.
01 Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

At Salisbury; the itcv. Henry Hinman, A. B. of Oriel College,
Oxford, to Miss Charlotte Cohost, yountst daughter of the late
Barfoot Colton.

In Bedfordshire, Chevalier Desjardins' to Miss Betsey Warner,
with a fortune of £IO,OOO. It is remarkable, that Miss W. was
courted at different tittles by a Physician, a Divine, and a Limb
of the Law ; but preferned thestddretoes of an bumble Emigrant.
acat".rwiekenham, Lune' Alexander Hodson, Esq. of Liverpool,
to Miss Sarah Hodges, youngest daughter of the late Jeremiah
Hodges, Fsq. of Bolney Court, Oxon.
At Mdisbnrgh, on the 7th instant, Alexander Renny Tailyour,
Esq. of Borrowfield, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Alexan-
der Ramsay, Bart. of &Amain.
London, England, 1808-02-29

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STA:IE LOTTERY.
BEGINS DRAWING EIGHTH OF MARCH.
The Tickets are sold aud vided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, ,
an did
Sixteenths, by .
'TT AZA RD, BURNS, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at
-1- -I- their State Lottery Office' No. 93, Royal Exchaage, and
no where else in London, on their Account.
THE SCHEME, vtithout any fixed Capitals, contain;
s Prizes of A'so,o6o each.
3 ditto 10,000
4 -- ditto -- 5,C00
20 -- ditto 1,000
30 ditto -- SOO, Sec. Ste.
Not Three Blanks to a Prize, and lima), Double the Number
of Capitals contained in arty Lottery for many years patit,thot:gh
some of those Lotteries consisted of 40,000 Tickets.
Letters (post-paid) dull answered; and country orders, ac-
Compaided with remittance, asispded to on the same terms as if
re5et±_..........................„......................,....„
London, England, 1808-08-27

BRIGHTON, AUGUST Z.

Mrs. CrtevALtEn, while bathing in the sea, a few
days ago, had very nearly fallen a victim to her own
imprudence. The women who attended on her while
in tho water she earnestly reqisesteu to leave her as she
felt assured that she was perfectly safe without them,
and which, to oblige her, they accordingly did. In a
short time, Mrs. Chevalier, thus at her OK n request
abandoned, accidentally got beyond her depth, and,
but for two fishermen who observed her distressed state,
must inevitably have been drowned. It was no time
for ceremony—the men rushed into the water to save
her just as her senses were leaving her, and she was
sinking to rise no more. Lifeless they brought her
back to her machine, and in that state she was subse-
quently conveyed to her residence, where medical aid
was procured. It gives us pleasure to conclude this
account by observing, that the Lady is now com-
pletely recovered from the disagreeable effects of the
accident.
London, England, 1808-08-27

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 26.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Mon from Cork, ha:.
ing under convoy two transports ; also the Duke cf
York, CAss, and the Governor Milne, from she
West Indies; the Harriot, LISTER, from the Downs,
for Halifax.—Sailed his Majesty's brig Eseonr, on a
cruize of Cherbourg.
London, England, 1808-08-27

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST SS.

Came in the Adele French corvette, of Ittguns
(eight only mounted), and 42 mak, from Bourdeaur,
bound to Guadaloupe, laden with provisions and na-
val stores ; she was captured on Friday last, by the
INDEFATIGABLE, of 38 guns, after a smart dace ;
she is a fine vessel, only five years old. Another
corvette of like description was in company, but es-
cap -d while her contort was taken possession of. Se.
veral*other vessels are loaded, and about to sail from
Bourdeaux, for the relief of the West India Islands.
Came in the Per,zass, of 82 guns, from a cruize.
Sailed the GIBRALTAR, of 84 guns, to join the Chan-
nel Fleet ; NARCISSUS, of 32 guns, for Oporto ; CRO•
MS, of 18 guns, with a fleet to the Eastward ; and
the FOXHOUND, of 18 guns, on a cruize.
London, England, 1808-08-27

DEAL, AUGUST 26.

Sailed this morning the Kingston, BENSON, from
Jamaica for Newcastle ; the Will, LAzaex, from ditto
for Hull ; the Expedition, PINDER, and the Lady
Forbes, GOURLY, from Jamaica for Leith, under con-
voy to the Northward.—Came down from the river,
the Tottenham, —, for the East Indies ; and the
Vine, MEADOWS, fir Malta ; and remain in the Downs
with the rest of the ships as per last.
SHEERNESS, AUGUST' 26.

Yesterday evening the CLAUDIA cutter arrived
here, from Yarmouth. Came into harbour, the Ro-
SARIO and Locurr men of war, and CLAUDIA cutter.
The BOMBAY was yesterday paid wages previous to
her sailing, and the UTILE was commissioned. The
Baltic convoy will sail on Sunda,, and the Helig&
land on Monday nett.-,-Wind S. W,
London, England, 1808-08-27

PRESTON ON CONVEYANCING.

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AN ESSAY upon the LEARNING of DEVI-
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By JoHN .10EPH POWELL, Esq: of the Middle Temple,

Barrrister at Law. Second Edition, corrected.
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