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London, England, 1808-05-07

PARLIAMENTARY PAOC.EEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY d.
Their Lordships met at ten o'clock this morning, pursuant to a
special order, for the purpose of proceeding Lt the Appeal Cause
' Tile Earl of Wemyss v. the, Rev. Daniel Macqueen and
others," Mr. ADAM and Mr. Gituts were heard at considera-
ble length on the part of the Appellant, after which the further
proceedings were postponed until Monday nett.
In Bland's Divorce Bill, Mr. Mattison was heard at some
length, in behalf of the Petitioner, and Nfr. Kix°, ,m the part of
Mrs. Bland; some evidence was then adduced, and the further
beating postponed until next Tuesday se'nnitit.
A Person from the Contniissioners of Customs presented an
Account of the Imports and Exports of Great Br:, in, tor three
months, ending the ltith of February last.—Ordered in lie en the
Table.
London, England, 1808-05-07

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

THr Adv Intage the Public roost always derive
fro, reimErly educated professional men directing almost
exclusively their Audies toone species of malady,was never more
cleerly demonstratedthan by the unexampled success which has
attended the administration of their new remedy, and the extraor-
dinary cures it has performed. For along twits of years, Messrs.
CuRRIL and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi-
gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to
mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe
that the effe.-ts of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those
of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of
the virus, in ha most confirmed stages, yet it-does not in the Last
injure the coneitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system
in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di-
gestion: thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu-
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre-
serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a weak
and debilitated eau to its natural strength and vigour. Number-
less instances are on resent record of the superior efficacy of this
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpeuill
corrective to bodily dehi!ity, whether proceeding from an excess
of conjugal or illicit plea.sure,•or from the more insidious, though
not loss destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the tnekncholy variety of
disorders which are the eons: quence of this solitary vise, there are
none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de-
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ' tl4
sufferer broods over his misfortune, a ;homed to seek re.
lief, until he is reduced to such a state of 'we-kilt:Gs as to rent!
life oppressive. To such persons it must be a' consoling rem '
tion to know, that they may nosy, by a new Infallible mode of
treatment, be reitored to that gr_utest of all human blessings, a
strong, manly and vigorous constitution. ''q
in all cases of debility, cienciency, from whatever caase shish%
as well as in every species of venereal infection, bleats. Casflp
I and Co. may be *insulted by patients of either be; with akt
greatest secrecy and honour, at .heir house, No. lel, flatten.
GarilSc. Patients in the country describing the panic tars of
their complaints; by letter Sot paid, enclosing a Bank n ire, will.
Lave the mower, megrease and sdyice sent to any pAr ut the
kingdolis • so. 197, kiiioll/G .rdias.
,

KTOTICE is Hereiiy dhoen, That an Adjourned
4., General Assembly ofd Company of PROPRIE rORs
the TUNNEL UNDER tII RIVER THAMES, will he holdet
st the London Tavern' On Wednesday the lßth tiky of May inst.
et eleven o'clock In the forenoon. INO. MILLS EVANS,
Clerk to the Company of Proprietors.
London, England, 1808-05-07

I'._ -- _
' sieve sespectable MEETING of the Owners
and occupiers of LANDS, in the neighbourhood ef Col
„r, and the Eastern part of the County of Essex, hoiden by
iiie Advertisement, this WO) day of April, at the Three Cups
Y COltheSter, to take into consideration the Measures now
....ate"' before Parliament, for Prohibiting the Use of BARLEY
;Wet GRAINS, in the DISTILLERIES of Great Britain and
hha, and Substituting SUGAR sad' MOLASSES in lieu
Oect
THOMAS THEOPHILUS COCK, Esq. in the Chair,
It was Revolved,
.Tait is the decided opinion of this Meeting that the Prohibi-
ii of the Use of Grain, in the Distilleries, would be attended
the mot injurious consequences to the Agriculture of the
7, in general, and particularly so to the growers of Barley,
e:Nis and the neighbouring Districts.
mg the constant and steady demand of the Distilleries for
giffisad other Grain, affords great encouragement to (Addy*.
0.4 the same time that the Grain so produced to answer such
i,..„d, forms a most valuable resource in times of scarcity, when
Tit yie applied to the more immediate Food of the People, and
eigeriation of their distresses; and that full and uninterrupted
of to the Grower for the continuance of such constant
isod, is v'Tispeusaly necessary to its continued production.
nit this Meeting is not insensible to the Distresses of the West
gc ir I ....Is, for the Relief of whom they would readily concur
2 any s.traice that bears equally on the community at large, but
tars ran neveracqviesce in the adoption of a plan that falls exclu-
arely era the owners and Occupiers of Lands ; nor can they
idiere, that tie Legislature will finally-unction a measure that
a aninish the Growth of Britt Corn, by the substitution of
fahei4l,Pructi'
De in case of a Bill being presented to the House of Com-
ical, to prevent the distiilation of Grain, that a Petition be
reseed against such Bill passing into a I.aw.
vet these Rciolittions be transmitted to the Members for the
co.s, and that they should be requested to give the earliest in-
::en to :h... Chlirman, a any such Bill being presented fo
*time of Como. ..s. -
Oat this aleeti , .2 . adjourn to Saturday, the 14th of May
r?„ then to be h,loen at the White Hart Inn, Chlchester, at
o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, unless the Chairman should
jenit expellent to call an earlier Meeting.
The these Resohaion3 be sigt.ed sy the Chairman,.and pub-
liclis the prai Metal aul principal London Posers.
T. T. COOK, 01-airman.

bawl uremitnowdy—That the th.inks of this Meeting be
irn to the Chairman, for his prompt and handsome attention to
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This day was published, price bound 3s. Q. a new edition of
nOMESTIC HAPPINESS PROMOTED ; in a
-1--0 aeries of discourses from a Ia her to his Daughter, on occa-
sion of her gminginto service, calculated to render servants in ge-
neral virtuous and harpy; with various characters, anecdotes, fa-
bles, and reflections. Lein for the most part adapted also for the
use of Sunday Schcols. Abridged from Virtue in Humble Life,
Written by JONAS HAN WAY, E.+
Printed for F. C. and J. Riv:ngton, No. 63. St. Paul's Church-
yard; and F. Burgess, Library, Ramsgate.
London, England, 1808-05-07

AIISCELLANFOUS.

Mr. HORNER moved, that tln:re he laid before the House an
Account of the numbt r of Appeals from the Courts in Scotland
to the House of Lords, since the year 17ti0, distinguishing those
of each year, the Number of Days which have been occupied on
each Appeal, distinguishing those also in which the Set:fence of
the Courts below have been confirmed, and those in which that
Sentence has been reversed ; together with an Account of the
Number of Appeals now pvtiding for Judgment before the House
of Lords.—Ordered.

Mr. HORNER likewise moved, that there be laid before the
House an Account of the Writs of Error which have been brought
b, fore the House of Lords since the year 1793, from the Courts
of Chancery, King's Bench, and Exchequer, distinguishing those
of each year ; and those where the Decisions of the Courts below
have bee confirmed, and those ih which such Decisions have
been resTtsed.—Ordered.
Mr. WARD presented some further Papers, pursuant to an
Order of the House ; and gave notice of a motion for Monday,
for leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulation of the Naval
Asylum.
The Irish Militia Pay and Clothing Bill, the Irish Militia Ad-
jutants Bill, the Irish Militia Subalterns Allowance Bill, were se-
verally committed, in a Committee of the Whole House, and the
Reports were ordered to be received on Monday next.
Mr. BWDULPH put off his motion on Finance, till Tuesday
next.

The Interment Bill passed through a Committee of the whole
House, and the Report was ordered to he received on "Tuesday.
The Committee on the Dublin Police Bill was postponed till
Tuesday.
The Irish Assessed Taxes Bill passed through a Committee of
the whole House, and the Report was ordered to be received on
Monday next.
Mr. MOORE presented a Petition from C. Morgan, Esq.
against the taandWich Election, on the ground cf bribery and
London, England, 1808-05-07

AoNEW AND IMPORTANT WCA.K.
This day was published,
Price Ninepence, or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the full
allowance to School,

T'HE FIRST CATECHISM tor CHILDREN,
IL containing comn: m things nrcestary to be known,and adnptcd
to the capacity and cutiJstty of Children between Four and 'Ten
Years of Age.
Es. the Rey. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. . .

Author of the '..:;2.5s lkok;thC Reiding F.xereises, or Introduction
to the C ass i;:lek ; of :.he Grammar of Philosophy, &c. &c.
. .

Every Parent end futor will be instantly struck with the use-
fulness a :.d ranee of this r.cw Catechism, which btgins with
teaching the Child to count ".I en awl name the Days in the Week,
and proceeds by easy s; ps to the deliliition and explanation of
all kinds of familiar anti common obj..-ct 3. It bears io Etei,, as to
the business of life, arid the first principles of general knowledge,
exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy
Cat( chisms of Dr. Watts, beer to the Principles of Religion and
Morality.
Printed for Men Alto PHILLIPS, No. 8, Bridgc-!rtreet, London;
and to be had, with the other much approved works of the same
Author, of all Booksellers in town and country. •
London, England, 1808-05-07

TUE UNITED KINGDOM, with FORTY-SIX MAPS.
This day WAS published,
In one very large. and closely printed volume, Poo. (corresponding
with Watkins s Eiographical Dictionary) accompanied by.scpa-
rate Maps of every County in England, and by various Maps
•of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, price 255. eompkte in boards;
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British Islands yet published, every Map having been drawn
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iN TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OP
I HE UNITED KrNODOM, compiled from PAALIA-
MI.. ARY, GOVERNMENTAL, and other AUTHENTIC
hIOLi RN DOCOMEIVE* and AUTHORITIES, (each -of
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scribed in the rr, face), and containing LEGAL, ECCLESIASTI-
CAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, TOPOGRAPHICAL, ANTI-
QUARIAN, COWI :ERMA 1., AGRICULTURAL, and STA-
TISTICAL ACCOUNTS of every COUNTY, HUNDRED, Csrs,
ISOROU:IT, MARKET..TOWN, PAILISII,_ TOWNSHIP, HAMLET,
TV TAING, Riven, CANAL, CAPE, MOUNTAIN BAT, HAR-
BOUR, RUIN, N TI.XMAN'S SEAT, and other rernasicable object
or place in ENGLAIO, M'ALES, SCOTLAND, IRELAND,
and the various small Islands dependars no the British Empire.
By 13. P. CAPPER, Esq.
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friars, and to bebati of all Booksellers in Great Britain and by-
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RHE—LTMATISIkS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or
flying gains, Flatulency, Indige.thn, at..l generl Debility (migi-
tuning in whatevcr source), are ralieved and troll:. ntly cured by
WHITEHEAD'S ESSZINICE orMUSTARD PILLS, after every
other mans had failed.
The Fluid Essence of Mustard (used. with the In those
complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, pene-
trating, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing the
severest SPA:VI:2 and BRUISES, in less than half the time
usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used
immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black.
WHTFEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE, is equally efficacious
for all ill-condition:A Sores, Sore Len, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breaking, out en the
Face, Nese. Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore
Heady, and ScLrbutic Humours of every Description.
Prcpared only, and sold by R. hhnston, Apothecary, No. 15,
Greek-street, Sao, London. The Essence and Pills at 2s. gd,
each ; the Cerate at Is. lid. and 2s. Pd. , 50141 by every Medicine
Vender in the United Kingdom.
• • The Genuine Lea Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R.
Jobnaton lasartol on it.
London, England, 1808-05-07

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY S. •
Lord STRANOPORD, Lord Fours, Mr. fyvd, &C.
embarked at two o'clock this ailentoon in Admiral
Mmeratitnt's barge from the Sally Port, and went on
board the PREAMENT frigate, of 44 guns, Captain
ADAM MtICENzIE, for the Brazils. The PuEstnexr
saluted Lord STRANGEORD with the number of guns
due to his rank, as his Excellency Lord Viscount
STRANCWORD, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Portu-
guese Court at the Brazils.—At three o'clock Sir
JANIE% GAMBIER, Knight, and suite, Lady GANIEtER
and family, embarked on board the &flans store-
.ship, of 50 guns, Captain LLOYD. The Par:aim:NT
and SERAPIS then got under weigh, with the Brazil
convoy ; but, as the wind is light and variable, they
cannot get further than St. Helen's to-night. The
UNDAUNTED frigate, of 44 guns, Captain MALINu,
which accompanies them, and the LicurtNlNG, 16,
Captain DOYLE, also, for the Brazils, are come to
anchor at St. Helen's.—The LEOPARD, 50, Admiral
BERTIE, is at St. Helen's, with the East-India convoy,
waiting for a fresh gale.
MAY 6.—Arrived his Majesty's ships PoLvPHEMUs
and SPEEDY, with a fleet under convoy from the
Downs.—Sailed, his Majesty's ships FLYING-FISH,
BREAM, ALPHA, and ADONIS, on a cruize.
Seven, P. M.—The fleets for the East Indies and
the Brazils are now stretching out from St. Helen's.
—Wind E. S. E.
London, England, 1808-05-07

This day was published,

[n One Volume, Quarto, elegantly printed by Ballantyne, with
numel-uus EngravLugs, from Designs by Mr. Richard Smirke,
illustrative of the Scenery and Habits of the Twelfth and Thir-
teerth Centuries, price 21. 9s. in boards,

PARTENOPEX DE BI.OIS. A Romance in
& Four Cantos. Freely transl.n.:d from the French of
M. 1.2 GRAND, with Notes.
By WILLIAM STEWART ROSE.
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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces, 2,14 Orrne, PAternoster-row.
London, England, 1808-05-31

KENT FARMS, 'lO LET.

By Messrs. DRIVER,
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Combill, on Thurs-
day, the '7th of July, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, in several Lots,
QUNDRY very Valuable FARMS,. consisting of
1,-Y above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Marsh
land, most conveniently situate in the parishes of Bexley and
Eri:h, in the county of Kent, within 12 miles of the Metropolis;
in the occupation of John Wyburn, Thomas Gilling, James Sar-
ge.ust, Thomas Seal. and John Weeks; to be let upon a lease of
ul years, from Mlchaebnas, 1808.
The Lands of Bexley may be viewed by applying to Mr. Binge,
at Bexley ; and those at Erith by applying to the respective occu-
piers.—Printed particulars may be bad of Mr. Binge ; Ship Ta-
vern, Woolwich; Castle, Ettham; Falcon, Gravesend; Crown,
Rochester; Star, Maidstone; Bull, Dartford; Red Lion, Fern-
ingham ; of A. Parkin, Esti. Great Ormond-street; at Garraway's,
end of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &e. Kent-road, London,

MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MARSH, TO LET.
By Messrs. DRIVER,
At the Saracen's Ibad Inn, at Ashford, on Tuesday, the 12th of
July, 1808, at lb° o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots,
SUNDRY very Valuable FARMS, consisting of
above 758 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very high
condition, situate in the parishes of Aistotle, Snaith, Warehorn,
Brenzet, Ivey Church, Stargate' and New Romney, in tho Bountyl
of Kent, in the occupation of Jeffery Monk, Messrs. Eve and
Maylane, and John Scoones ; to be let upon a lease for $1 years,
from Michaelmas, 1898.
The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers,
and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Head, Ashford ; Swan,
Hastings ; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple-
dore ; Folkestone Arms, Folkestone ' • King's Head, Canterbury ;
Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochestenßose,Sittingbourne; Messrs.
Tournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street ; at
Garraway's, and of Mtens. Drivers, Lan4Surveyou, att. Kett-
road, London.
London, England, 1808-05-31

SMALL-PDX.

Mr.' FULLER, pursuant to notice, rose to make his motion
for preventing the spreading of the Small Pox. After observing
upon the great importance of the object he had in view, he said,
that from a statement he had in his hand, it appeared, that the in-
crease of deaths by the Small Pox, was during a period of 42 years,
nearly in the proportion of one-Lurth—it was not his intention to
impose she system of Vaccination upon the country. He should
leave that to work its own way—his design was to check the
spreading of the infection by removing the receptacle to be esta-
blished for the patients, three miles distant from the next adjoin-
ing vicinity ; and when any person in the town was suddenly
affmted, to remove him to such convenient distance with all pos-
sible speed, and that such regulation should be enforced by pe-
nalties to go to the benefit of persons who had caught the infec-
tion in their efforts to check its progress. The Honourable Gen-
tleman then moved for leave to hi ins in a Bill to prevent the
spreading of the infection of the Small Pox.
Mr. ROSE approved of the object of the Bill, and said, that it
was his intention on Thursday next to move for leave to bring in
a Bill to promote the Vaccine Inoculation. The motion of Mr.
Fuller was then agreed to.
London, England, 1808-05-31

ORDNANCE OFFICE, May BS, 11108.
'HE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS HIS
.
JESTIes ORDNANCE,#grgig is Nati"?'
. That they will tf,ii. bi rAbirf 4teeetiee, at the ;Fewer, on
Thursday the 911 day el JOIN. ifrttitbitarlpell, Ass beers.of eleven
and four o'Clock, seidry Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ord-
nance Stores, consisting of names Cellar, Bit Halters, Rope
Traces, and various other Articles of Sadlery and Harness, Beds,
Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks and sundry other Articles of
Bedding, Powder Horns, Tents and Sagdbags, Copper, Steel, and
mixed Metal, Tools of. sorts, Oak and Fir Scantling, together
with Building Matettials and various other Articles, the,whole of
which may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Princi-
pal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower, until, the day of
.Sale,
where printed Lists of the Lots will he delivered to. those persons
who may apply for the same,—By Oiler ofebt.Dend,
- SleteVratf.•

. .
hliblES„
TO be SOLD .1?), . Private Contracts a,a2a ,part
or Share of anti in all that vcry-rroductiveCopper au & Tin
Mine, in the Patish• of :rica...in. the County of Cornwall, called
Nanjilos and Braid and Clime Mine ; great Advantages mug bit
expected to arise to.tkeAdventurers Exam .its basting. a.gre^..ter
number of lodes running through it than any other Mine in the
County.
The Mine is now in full working with a Steam Engine, and
throwing up immense qoantities of Copper, Zinc, and Tin.—
Also to be sold 1-26th part or Share in the extensive and well
known Copper Mine called Wheal Forme, in the Parish of
Gvrennati. This Mine has produced to the Adventurers for
many years past great profits; theie are two Steam Engines on it.
The price and other particulars may be bad, by applying (if by
letter, p6st paid) to Mr. John Kneebnne, Tr.irm, or to Captain
Virearne, Gwennap.--Truro, May 27,1808. •
London, England, 1808-05-31

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Mvssr.. MANLE-:, PLLL, 411 d ROUGH, were sworn in u Ser.
jeants. 2v1,..ch of that ridiculous mummery which was formerly
iraroduced into the cerenwr.y of making a brother has been rejec-
ted of Liu •ears; but thLie still remains enough to forte a smile
even from the bravest and oldest of the Judge."

Rev. J. 6Ams4.m.'s Barrisit TEA.—The health and
interest of the Inhabitants of this Country, it is well
known, have been long and deeply injured by the in-
troduction and great use of Foreign Tea, the produc-
tion of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most
dangerous manner, so often to be blended with tinc-
ture of copper. This intimation would be of no use
against the prevailing taste for this article, could not
the Proprietors of the British Tea offer to the Public
a Beverage, from productions of their own growth,
equally gratifying to the palate as the Foreign Tea,
and being at the same time different from the other,
and highly beneficial to the health. The British Tea is
a composition of the finest aromatics of this island,
prepared in a most attentive and laborious manner, in
order to preserve their delicacy and virtues. It has
been proved a most effectual remedy to those afflicted
with Nervous, Hysteric, to Hypochondriac Disorders,
Indigestion, Weakness of Stomach, Depression of
Spirits, and Windy and Bilious Complaints. By its
use, those in the very last stage of the above maladies,
have been restored to perfect health. Sold, wholesale
and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapside, corner
of Paternoster-row; and may be had of most Country
Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in packets, at
2s. 9d. and ss. (id. each.

CORN EXCHANGE, NIARK-I.ANE, MAY SO.
Wheat has arrived to-day in but short supply, and sales wen:
readily affected at an increase in price of full ss. per quarter.
}lark), and Malt arc heavy sale at rather less prices.—Beans of
both sorts likewise—Outs are also in short supply, and they are
quoted somewhat dearer—Flour also near ss. per sack.
GF.ti VAAL CURRENCY ASUNDER:
70s. !e,ls. Beans (old) 68s. 745. Od.
Eire eitzo, s:s. sss. 'lick ditto (old) 625. 675.-od.
Rye, Oats, 445. 4es. 48s.
Ba:lev, 444. 4%. ;A. Poland ditto, 40s. 50s. Od.
11 :llt 6s•4s. 744. Potatle ditto. nos 51s. ord.
White Peas 137.. r. 1;73. Rape Seed, •i 'l. 441. Os.
Grey ditto
y tar 65i. ilss.—St.conds 60s 655.

FRONT 'YID. IA )NI.)()N 6 AZFITE, MAY 28.
Aver.t.,:e V1.1,-... of COR:sI iv I•:ngfind and Wiles, from the
rottirtis t.r4i:•l; Th .:!•C of M...y, Isc..ii.
1
Wl!eat. 1..:... Barky. Oats. Bans. Peat.
s. t!. s. .!. s. st. s. d. s. d. 8. et
73 f i TA 2 I Il 9 31 1157 ti 62 9
l 111. avo-a,p.- l'ric...,f SUG AK, computed from the returns made
• the. wcek ungting May 25, is 38s. ^..;,d. per hundred weight.
London, England, 1808-05-31

SALES BY AUCTIO'.

At the LONDON TAVERN, EOXHOLY-SIREET, 'PLY-
MOUTH, on FRIS)_II' fit!-.^ 17th of :tme, at t4ever)
TII E FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
Abnut I a; 1 ont Cocoa
5o Cases Peruvian Bark 473 InKots of Tin
Being the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, dmined
on her voyage front Lima to Spain, by hit Majesty's ship Asir.
TUT ST, Michael Seymour, Esq. Com:Liam:Li., and since condem-
ned as prize. Also,
In pursuance: of a Cornnthsion of Appraisement and Sale, addres-
sed to the Agents of Darh.li Prizes and John Hawker,
50 liogsh,:ads Swor,
Landed from the Danish brig Hannah.
For Cataloguetand other Par:iculats apply to
JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Fiynttuth.
London, England, 1808-05-31

GOSPORT.

At the India Arms Ind, on Wednesday the Ist day of June neat,
At Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE good Ship SALLY and HETTY, her
Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, detained on her voyage
from Lisbon to Philadelphia, and regularly condemned in the
High Court of Admiralty as Prize to his Majesty's ship Blossom,
George Pigot, Esq. Captain. She is a very strong American-
built ship of about 9.30 Tons nwasurement Coppered to the
Bends, is tolerably well found in stores, sails remarkably fast,
and may be sent to sea with little espence.
After v‘'Wh the Cargo of the above ship, col:witting of about
9.00 Tons Salt, 7 Hogsheads White Wine, and a quantity of
Cork.
For inventories and further particulars, apply three days before
the Sale, to George Morss Jukes, Esq. Agent for the Captors; or
Hurry, Julies and Co.

PORI' O 1 PLYMOUTH.
•
By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs: _ _ _

On Tuetday the 7th of June, 1808, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Custom House, in this Pont,
THE GOO D S UNDER-MENTIONED,
Vz.

Cane Marts, 7 Number
Cordttge, 11 Cwt.
Salt, 54 Pounds
Swivel, I Number
Guava Shells; S do.
Danish Ensign, I do.
Preserves, 03 Puts and Bottles
Oil, I do.
Cayenne Pepper, 20 do.
Whea, 52 liushels
Linen, IS lisrtis
Check, 65 do.
Printed Cotta, 71 do.
2lu,;!iii, 7 do.
Cet.uo, GI do.
Dmk, do.
W,,e si do.
I Ni.minr
Cannisttr 1...1::nac7z, 1 do.

Brandy, 150 G.lions
Rum, 16 do.
Geneva, 14010.
Wine, 6 do.
Cordials, I.Bth do.
Vinegar, 1-04th do.
Lane Juice, 2-sLhs do.
Tamarinds, 48 P 0011412
Rice, 12 do.
Almonds, 6 do.
Peruvian Bark, 1 do.
Indigo, 20 do.
Currants, 21 do.
Tea, 10 do.
Cocoa, 3 de.
Sugar, 702 do.
Sugar (candied; 24 do.
Coffee, 140 do.
Cashew Nuts, 10 do.
Castor Oil, 1 Gallon
N.B. The Goods abcv mer.tiAc.'.. will be set up in ..-re: al !,..ts.
and sold to the highest bidder.
Attendance will be..given at the Cnstc.m I.iouzet'cald, for
viewing the same, three days before th,: Day of vae GoiF.
- -
A MOST DESIRABLE EiTAWE IN TM. COUNTV OF
London, England, 1808-05-31

THE KING V. DOGIIERTY.

Mr. PA %X applied to make the Rule obtained in this case ibso-
lute ; to v: hick it was objected by Mr. GAKROW, that the affida-
vits w...re no fewer than eleven in number, and that they occupied
two 'nundred slitets ; on wbirh account, as the motion was only
nr...tat: oa l'uesoay, it was imposiible so soon to give the proper
flake.
Aftt r some interlocutory obtervations between the Arroa N LY
GLr:L".kL, Mr. i'.lSt:Ce BLANC, the Cum/. Jusrict, Snd
Mr. 6 A?...0w, it was ordered, that the Rule should be enlarged,
ihd tat all the atlidaviis bt made by persons within the island,
should be filed iota- days before next term.—Mr. Dogherty had
obtained a day rule, and WAS present in Court daring this appli-
cation.
London, England, 1808-07-04

WRIT OF ERROR CAUSES.

The Writ of Error Oakes t.. Pemberton—The neeestary doeu.
nients beit g regularly before the House, was ordered to be taken
into consideration on Monday.
The farther consideration of the Writ of Error Cause Johnson
Winter and Johnson being resumed, and the original record
wanted and examined, it was found that the alterations corn-
;lined of had not been made therein ; after which, and a few ob.
serrations from the LORD CH A NCR Ltoß, their Lordships elimis-
ga the plea, with 40 costs.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The usual .rants were voted to the Clerks and other Officers
of the How,e.
'The SPEAK ER attended in the House of Lords, and on his
return stated that he had heard the royal assent given by cona-
reioion to a number of public and private bilis. •
The Sugar' Mitalent Bill wan brought from the Lords, as were
several other Bills which had received their Lordships' concur-
rence.

On the motion of Sir JOHN Slr/CLAIR,•an Address was or-
dered to he presented to his Majesty, that he would be graciously
pleased to order the sum of XISCO to be paid to the Board of
Agriculture, to enable them to complete their reports on which
to ground a general report as to the internal state of agriculture
in Great Britain.
:%fr. DUNDAS moved that the Blouse do agree to the Lords'
smendmw t on the Distillery Bill, the alteration which gave rise
oft, and by which the word ErszLard was substituted for" Gre::
Britain," having been surreptitiously made since the Bill left that
liouse. The amendment was agreed to; and Mr. DUNDAS
gave notice of a motion for next Session for the discovery and
punishment of the person through whom the alteration had been
made.

Mr. SHERIDAN moved, That an humble addtess be presen-
ted to his Majesty, praying that he will be graciously pleased to
taut that a special commission should be appointed to inquire
into and inspect the condition and government of the State Pri-
saosaed other Gaols in the City and County of Dublin, and of
,whither Gaols in Ireland as they shall think proper to direct
ttdr attention to, and to investigate the treatment of the Priso-
ners therein confined since the year 1791, where ground of com-
plaint shall be preferred; and also to esainiue into the conduct of
those entrusted with the rule and government of the said prisons,
aid to report thereon.--Agreed to.
• Adjourned till Monday.

• TH E EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Consols, for July, 701 —Reduced 68/ 69.—Oentilum 3 prem.
Esche. Bills 3s. prem.—lndia Bwds, is. 2*. dis.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
per C. Red Ann. 68}. 89.1 Imp. Ann. 7 11-16ths
3 per Cent. Cons. shut Excheq. Bills, Is. 4s. pre.
4 per Cent. 85 84} Ornnium, :1,11 prem.
$ per Cent. Navy shut English Tickets, 211. 10e.
Long A. 18 13-16t114 Consols for acc. 7011-itit
India Bonds Ss. Is. die.
London, England, 1808-07-04

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 2.
The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Appropri-
ation, the Consolidated Fund, Stamp Duties, Assessed Taxes Col-
lection, Ale Licences, Danish Prizes, and a few other public and
Orate Bills.—The Lords Commissioners were the Loan Caw a-
cts.tot, the Duke of MONTROSt, and Lord WA Lsittouw st.
The Sugar Distillation, and the Scots Local Militia Bills were
'resented by Mr. Wstaazott and other Members, with the ac-
quiescence of the Commons to the Amendments made by their
Lordships to the said Bills.
'the aeon Judicature Bill was bronght up by Mr. R. S. Dna-
VAII, with the acquiescence of the Commons to the alterations
onde by thelr Lordships in the amendments made by that House
to the Bill.
London, England, 1808-07-04

EAST INDIA NEWS.

Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, dated 16th
April, state, that Tranquebar -captured by Sir ED.
WARD PELLEIN'S squadron.
Saturday arrived at Plymouth the American ship
Augustus, of New York, Captain IlosuELL, from
Canton, with a ♦aluable cargo of tea, cassia, and other
goods, and is detained by the IxsoLENT gun brig, of
IS guns : she sailed from thence early in February
last; there were at China six sail of East Indiamen,
that were erpectod to leave that place, for England,
about the 6th of February. It appears that the Bri-
tish trade is suffering muck by captures in the Indian
Seas ; a great many vessels having been taken by the
Trench frigates cruizing there.

Ne ennfirmation•has been received of,the death of
Ming Josceif ; bat dispatches were received on Sa-
:xday from Admiral Sir CII ARUM Cos." , dated off
the Tagus, the 16th inst. con6rtoing our former in-
tetigence of the patriotic Portuguese, aided by the
Spanish troops at Oporto, having prevailed over the
common enemy; that the Portuguese Government
is reestablished in that city ; and that the port has
bees thrown open to the English, and generally all
flags except that of France. At the time the Por-
tuguese colours were hoisted, there were fotfeteen
vessels under different flags lying in• the Douro
under detention, every one of which was expected
to be cnnfiscated. They Were ordered up the river
to receive the cargoes (wines) they came for.—The
British !Iran of war ECLIPSE, which was the first to
enter into the harbour of Oporto, remained .but a
t. rue there. Captain CREYKE, her Commander,
Mercommunicating with the Portuguese Governor,
Proceeded to join Admiral COTTON, off the Tagus,
0 communicate to him the pleasing event. A de-
tachment of French troops who were at St. Übe's,
-.nd ordered by JUNOT to Lisbon, have been sur-
manded in the passes near Arcitaon, by a body of
Portuguese insurgents, assisted by a regiment of
Spanish troops, and, after a short contest, compelled
to mrrender.—The whole of the kingdom of Algasne
London, England, 1808-07-04

PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE 0:
The Royal Assent was gi
*don, the Consolidated Ful
kotion, Me licences, Dani
risate mss.—The Lords C
OMAR, the Duke of Mow
The Sugar Distillation, a
presented by Mr. WR•RTC
quiescence of the Common
Lordships to the said Bills.
The Scots Judicature Bil
DAs, with the aequiescenci
wade by their Lordships in
to the Bill.
WRIT 01
The Writ of Error Oake,
rants being regularly befot
into consideration on Mont
The farther consideratini
e, Winter and Johnson be
produced and examined, i
pkined of had not been tn‘c
serrations from the Logo
sed or pka, with x. 40 tc

HOUSE
The usual grants were
of the House.
The SPEAKER attend
return stated that he had t
pigskin to a number of pill
The Surat Dicillery 1311
several other Bills which
Mee.
On the motion of Sir JC
dered to be presented to h
pleased to order the stun
Agriculture, to enable the
to ground a general repot
in Great Britain.
Mr. DUND AS moved

amendmus t on the Disrillc
loft, and by which the wo
-Britain," having been surr
House. The amendment
gave notice of a motion
punishment of the person
made.
Mr. SHERIDAN move
ted to his Majesty, prayti
direct that a special cam?
into and inspect the eondit
sons and other Gaols in th
saelrother GJols in !retail
their attentio.i to, and to 1
- _ _ .

nen therein confined since

plaint shall be preferred ; a
those entrnsted with the ru
and to report thereon.—Ai
Adjourned till Monday.

THE. E\'
London, England, 1808-07-04

MON:

PRICE OF STOCKS'
Consols, for July, 704 -
Biclie. Bills 3s. p 1

PRICE OF 5'
5 per C. Red Ann. 68i e
per Cent. Cons. shut
4 per Cant. 85 84/
5 per Cent. Navy shut
Long A. 18 13-16tIlsi
Wit Bonds Ti. Is. dm

EAST

Letters from the
April, state, that T 3
WARD PELLEW'S squ
Saturday arrived
Augustus, of New
Canton, with a •alas
goods, and is detain
IR guns : she sailec
last ; there were at
that were expecwd
about the 6th of Fel
tills trade is suffering
Seas ; a great many
French frigates crui

Ne confirmation
King JOSEPH ; bat
tmday from Admii
the Tagus, the I6t
telligence of the p
Spanish troops at I
common enemy ;
is re-established in
been thrown open
flags except that c
taguese colours v
vessels under slif
under detention,
to be confiscated.
to receive the car,
British nun of vi.N
enter into the ha
short time there.
after coMmunicati
Proceeded to join
to communicate t
tachment of Fret
and ordered by
rounded in the
Portuguese insur
Spanish troops, al
to surrender.—Tl
is in arms.
A.druiral COTT
with the princip
. received proposal
ion of the Russi,
pearanee that Ge
to surrender; hil
Men, among wh
troops; and suc'
Iconfidence of the
they were from l
were eipected to
London, England, 1808-07-04

PORTSMOUTH, JULY s.

Arrived the Thames, Captain GnEtvE, from Lon.
don for the Wrest Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ship
ALERT, with a convoy for Plymouths ARETIIUSA,
and Mst.vii.LE, with a convoy for the Downs.

DEAL, JULY 2.

Arrived the Rowxxe hired armed brig, from Dover
Pier ; ROYALIST sloop, from Portsmouth ; Medway
lighter, with stores for the supply of the Dock-yard
here, from Deptford.
Jinx 3.—Sailed the ItiviNcterr, of 74. guns, on a
cruize off Flushing ; Scerrne, of 74 guns, for Sheer.
ness, to be paid off. Arrived his Majesty's brig BOLD,
from a cruize—la the Downs, Princess of Orange, St.
Albans, Trusty, Alert, Rowena, Bold, and Medway
lighter.—Wind N. E.
HARWICH, JULY S. •,
Sailed yesterday the King George, Cap!. SArx.
DERV, with the Mail for Gottenburgh. Arrived yes-
terday the Beaufoy, Capt. NORRIS, express fi om Got-
tenburgh, with dispatches ; she brought no MaiL—
The Auckland, Capt. DIANE, is expected in this tide
from Gottenburgh, with the Mail which the Bcattfoy
was to have brought. Sailed a largt fleet of colliers,

From LLOYD'S LIST.
Gaiivrlrif D JULY S.—Paned by the Ipgan, Meyrick, front •
New York; Hanover, Adassissn, Trafalgar, Green, Cambden,
Hill, Isabella, Green, Harlequin, Shepherd, Fame, Kenton,
Brockbank, Ford, Trafalgar, Ferguson, Flora, Thompson, Nes-
bitt, Wood, Thames, Maule, Rosina, Potter, Pi kites, Clasiosse,
Brown, and Friendship, Smith, from Jamaica,--Sailed the Osibe.
rine, Warden, and Jolly Batchelor, Watt, for Stockholin.

Thirty Thousand Pounds sold in Shares last Lot.
try, at J. WARNER'S truly Fortunate Office, No. 16,
wh re Tickets and Shares are now on sale
f)r the Six Grand Prizes of 420,000. Lottery craws
again To-morrow.
A young woman named Price, was so severely
beaten by a tmffian in Shadu ell, some days since, that
her life is despaired of. The fellow is in custody.

.;~,.
London, England, 1808-05-09

THE EXPEDITION.

Yesterday the remainder of the transports that were
in the River, after bt.sing loaded with camp equipage,
sailed to join the expedition in Yarmouth Roads.
The HEARTY gun brig, with thirteen sail of trans.
ports with troops, sailed yesterday from Yarmouth
for Gottenburgh. The MAJESTIC, Vice Admiral
RUSSELL ; ROEBUCK, Vice Admiral DOUGLAS; MARS,
Rear Admiral FEATS ; AuDactous, of 74 guns ,
RANGER and MAGNET sloops ; ZEBRA bomb ;
CER ; Tyctmss, Havoc, CENSOR, and Plyeima gun.
brigs, with several sail of gun-boats, and a large feet
of transports remain in Yarmouth Reads.
Friday morning Dr. FRANKS, late of PembrcLe
Hall, Inspector to the Forces, and Dr. LARCRIN, of
Emanuel College, Cambridge, Physician to dim,
with other Officers of the Medical Staff, embarked
on board th..i hospital ship, and proceeded with the
fleet of victuallers and transport ships lying at the
Norc, to join the Expedition at Yarmouth.
A transport has arrived in Dover Roads to tak.
on board '2OO of the 95th ( Riff.) Regiment, expetaei
there to -morrow morning from Hythe.
London, England, 1808-05-09

DIV I DENDS.

May '.IS. VS'illiam Welch and John Welch, of Brook-street, Ibl-
born, hliddleses, boot and shoe-makers and coparthers, at ten,
at Guildhall.
June 1. Jumei Hudson, of Watling-street, London, merchant

•
and warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 10. Sarnuol Haines, of Chipping Gampden, Gloucestershire,
sheep-dealer and grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Chipping
Carnpclea.
May SI. John-Peddcr, of Bristol. merchant, at eleven, at the
White Hart, Broad-street, Bristol.
May 17. William Williams, of Lad-lane, London, victualler, at
twelve, at C uildhall.
May 21. William Smith, late of Rosemary-lane, Middlesex,
cheeset'onger, at one, at GuildhalL
May 24. John Auther and 'llornas Auther, of Great St. Helen's,
London, inluratice-brokers, winv-inerchants, and partners, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
May 24. 'Fbornas Read, of Whitcombe-street, Middlesex,. ;*
eller, at ten, at Guildhall.
May SI. Frederick Schmoll, of Jewln-street, Cripplegate, Lon-
don, merchant, at our, at Guildhall.
May 84. John Richardson, of Holborn, Middlesex, linen draper,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
May 28. illiam Davits, of North-street, Chelsea, plaistertr,
at ten, at Guildhall.
May 27. John Wright, of Oldham, Lancashire, mercer and
draper, at twelve, at the house of Miss Lai:Carat, Innkeepers,
Oldham.

May 27. John Stanley, of Kington-upon-Kull, m^rchant, at
eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston •uport-Hull.
May 7. George Poreas, late of Le,it,eilhall-Market, poulterer,
at twelve, at GuildhalL
May 17. Joshua Hopkins, of Alcester, Warwickshire,
twelve, at the Swazi Inn, Alc;ster.

grocer, at

i2rlH
London, England, 1808-05-09

This day was published, la 3vo, price Ss. 6d.
the Third Edition,

1. A N HISTORICAL APOLOGY for the
.1.• IRISH CATHOLICS. By WM. PARNM.I., Fsq.
2. A li.stooT of the PaoAt. Liteci againet the CA run Lics,
from the,Treatyol Limerick to the Union. By Henry Parnell, F.sq.
London : PriAted for John Ittrding, No. 36, St, izints'i-gr...yt.

la a few days will be published, pi ice 2s.

--r HE VACCINE PHANTASMAGORIA.
" It is the very error of the moon ;
" She COITI'n more near the earth than she was wont,
And makes men mad."
Also, prise 1%
Tho VACCINE SCOURGE, No. I.
" A rod fur the foal's back."
Sold by J. Murray, Fleet-street; and J. Callow, Crown-Court,
Soho.

N.B. The successive Numbers of the Vaccine Scourge will be
published as occasion may require.

EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

Tins day were published, in Two Volumes 12mo. illustrated by
35 superior Ugnivings price I•Js. in busids, add 14s. bound
and kttet.d,

POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIHEN-
TAL. U.OSOPHY, AsTito NO MY, and CliEMIk-
TRY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDENTS ai.d YOUNG
PEIOIONS.

By GEORGE GREGORt,D.D.

Doctor in Philo;ophy and the Arcs, Lite.; Vicar of West• Ham ;
Doraebti: Cisaplain to the Lord Bishop of 1-audult; and 41u-
tIlor of Leonolny of Nature, ike. ace.
Printed for RICHARD Puti.ura, C, Bridge-street; and to be
had of all ,Bc:liscll.:rs.

Of wb is may also be had, just published,
The GILA":IMak Of NATURAL and I•:artillslEN r.st. Pintos°.
Pa i the lied. L. hair, Author of the Clue Book, Ecc. price ;:b.
in blue.
London, England, 1808-01-16

MARRIED.

On the Ist instant, Sir Simon Bradstreet, Bart. of Stscumnie,
in the county of Kildare, to Miss Clara Murphy, of fleet-stnet,
Dublin.
At St. George's, Hanover-square, Joshua Sydney Horton, Esq.
Captain of his Majesty's ship Princess of Orange, to Mrs. Whor-
wood, widow of the late H. M. Whonvood, Esq. of Headington
House, Oxfordshire.
London, England, 1808-01-16

JAN. I S.ACCUSEID.-PICK•POCKEie

This was a similar case with that of Soames, Wood-
ford, and Conky Beau, heard last week at the West-
minster Sessions. The prisoner, Thomas Johnson, was
apprehended by Collingbourne, an officer, 28th No-
vember last, in Saint Saviour's Church-yard, during
the funeral of the late Abraham Newland, and brought
before two of the yvlagistrates of Union Hall, who
convicted him on the oaths of James Lockie, and John
Goff, constables, as a rogue, vagabond, and reputed
thief, having been found in a certain highway, with
intent to commit a felony on the persons and properties
of his Majesty's subjects ; and not being able to give
a satisfactory account of himself, er his way of living.
Mr. NoLts, on the part of the prisoner, appealed
against the conviction, as boing contrary to the express
forms of the 42 Geo. 111. c. 76, and urged various
objections to convince the Bench of the record. After
citing different authorities, the Learned Chairman was
of opinion, that as the record of conviction only stated
that the prisoner was apprehended in a certain place
near the high way, in the County of Surrey ; and that
certain place might as well be supposed to be either
in Kent er in Middlesex ; the objection was fatal, and
the prisoner was immediately discharged.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India -House, when Captain ions BROOK SAm-
som was sworn into the command of the Earl St. Vin-
cent, destined to Bombay.—The Court adjourned at
six o'clock, till Wednesday next.
• The Sir Stephen Lushington, Captain GRAY, from
the Cape of Good Hope, had arrived at St. Helena,
and was to sail from thence about the 10th of De-
cember.

A swift-footed hero of the name of Harding, groom
to a gentleman, undertook on Thursday, for a wager
of twenty guineas, to go from Hounslow to Slough,
and back to Smallbery Green, a distance of 21 titiles,:'
in three hours and 40 minutes. The pedestrian went,
something more than seven miles the first hour, and•%
'the second hour he went seven miles and a quarter,
on the heaviest ground. Over this ground he had to
return, and he did six miles and a quarter in the third
hour. He had three miles and a quarter to do in
forty minutes, which he performed with ease, in in-
clement weather. -
London, England, 1808-01-16

other : the instructions to Prince SrAnnzmuno

have been to demand his passports, if our Ministers
insisted on a direCt negociation.
But, comparing the French Document, which we
yesterday laid before our readers, with the present
circumstances of Europe, our opinion is that there
will be a negociation. NAPOLEON has declared his
willingness that the question of our maritime rights
shall not prove an obstacle in the way of peace, but
be passed over without discussion: is it to be believed,
then, that when he finds our Ministers resolved not to
be fettered with a mediator who has no will of his
own, he will make this a ground for continuing hosti-
lities ? He will not. He is determined to have , a
navy ! Peace will give him one; and then—What
then ?—Let those answer the question who can

Yesterday the Princesses AUGUSTA and Wax. ho-
noured Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH with a morning visit,
at her apartments in St. James's Palace.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Princess CHARLOTTE
of WALLS and Duchess of BRUNSWICK arrived at the
Queen's Palace, and partook' of an early dinner with
their MAJESTIES and Punicissms., Soon after five
o'clock their Royal Highnesses set off on their return
to Blackheath. In the evening their MA...norms had
a select party to•tea and cards.
General MACK, it is reported, has been in London
for the last ten days.—On what business ?
Mr. MELLISH, of Manchester-square, has left town
upon his mission to Sicily.
The Comte de LILLE and his retinue were expected
at Oxford this day from Stowe, a relay of horses
having been ordered from the Star Inn for their ac-
commodation.

State of the Poll at Lincoln, Jan. 13th, five o'clock:
Lord Mexborough 659
Colonel Harcourt 348
London, England, 1808-01-16

At the King's Warehouse, Folkstone, on Thursday, the 21st of
January, 1808, at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, in Sundry
Lots,
[HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
OS LCGAI. STRENGTH !OR DEALERS:
10 Caliuns Brandy
38 Ditto Ruin
For Private Use, not being of legs! Strength for Dealers :
29 Gallons Brandy
1200 Ditto Geneva
Which may be viewed and tasted eu the Day before, and on
the Morning of the Day of Sale.
A Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1808-01-16

RT

Saturday last, at Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Lady Eliza-
beth Norman, of h son.
Sunday lait, at...Southgate, the Lady of A. K. Mackenzie, Esq.
of adaughter.
At Tottenham, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Demon, of a son.