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London, England, 1808-07-29

FOR SALE,

At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymont, on Friday, the 6th
August next, at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-
►OR EXPORTATION.
11 Bags and 13 Bales Cocoa.
se Serons of Peruvian Bark.
Being the rcni.tining part of the Cargo of the Spanish Vessel
El Cupida, condemned as prize to the late hired armed brig Col-
pays, commanded by Lieutenant D. Buchan, and Phcenix frigate,
L. Mudge, Esq. Commander.
For any further particulars apply to Richard Rosdew, Esq. Ply-
mouth, or at the Counting-house of
Plymouth, THOMAS LOCKYER,
July li, 1808. Merchant. -

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
NIORTIMER, NEAR READING.-By Mr. HAWKES,

At the Crown Inn, Read!tog, in seven lots, on Saturday, the sod'
of July, at three o'clock,
- - - - - -

A- -
VERY DESIRABLE 'and SINGULARLY
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the muck admired
Residence, valuable Farm and Lands, of the lat.? Mrs. 'BEVER ;
comprising that Genteel and substantial Brick Villa, MORTI-
MER HOUSE, with abundant Offices, ample WallA Garden,
tasteful Pleasure Ground, luxuriant Plan, and Shrubbery,
ornamental timber, atvl upwards of Sixty Aczes of most excellent
Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, surrounding the same ; to-
gether with that valuable Proper y adjoining, called MANN's,
KENT'S, and MILL FARM, in the occupation of Mr. Apple-
ton, consisting of a very commodious Brick and Tile Dwelling-
house' with Cottages, Barns, and Out-houses, large Garden, and
about One Hundred and Ninety Acres of extremely productive
and well conditioned Grazing and Corn Land; also three small
Dwelling-houses, with Paddock and Gardens.
To be viewed, by tickets, whisk with descriptive particulars,
ftlftf be had or Mr. J. Shady, Solicitor, and Mr. Hawke',
Reading. Particulars may also then be had at Dem-ttv's, Hart-
f ird-bridge ; Globe, Newbury ; Lueles, Printer, Basingstoke ;
at Mr. Abbott'', No. 42, laticestor-eauare; stud st the semk
Office, Loudon.
London, England, 1808-07-29

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London 'Cavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the sth day of August next, at 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE American built Brig SAL L y,
DIMENSIONS.
Length on Deck - - - 75 Ft. o In.
Breadth
Heighth between Decks - - 5 0
She is a substantial and arm Vessel, well calculated for the Por-
tugal and Spanish trades, or general purposes; condemned to his
Majesty's ship Shannon, P. V. BROKZ, Esq. Commander.
For Investorie.s and othor Particulars apply to W. P. SMITH,
Esq. or to JOHN PRIDHAM, Broker, Plymouth.
Plymouth, 19th July, 1808.

AFTER WHICH WILL BE SOLD,

THE French round-stern Sloop ACTIV
DIMENSIONs.
Length on Deck - 49 Ft. 44 la.
• Breadth below the Wales 4. 15 114
Admeasures 152 41-94 Tons.
She is a remarkable strong good Vessel, well found, calculated
for the Coasting Trade.
Also her Cargo,
Consisting of about 60 Tons French Salt.
AFI'Elt WHICH WILL BE SOLD,
S Casks/ Superior Long and Short Bottle Corks,
36 Bales
Lauded from the Jason, and condemned as Prize.
_ _

For Inventories and furthe Particulars, apply to
Mr:JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, 19th Ju4,0801.

BY ORDER 4./F THE Cw../MMISSIONERs FOR THE DIS-
POSAL OF DANISH PRIZES.
WILL BE SOLD,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the sth August nest,
at it o'clock, in the Forenoon,
THE Good Schooner CARL W HEL M,
No. 46.
DSMLNSIONS. Ft. In.
Length on Deck - 67 6
Breadth - - la el
Admeasum - 97 7-94 Tons
Copper-bottomed, now lying in Catwater, and condemned as
Prize to the Crown.
For viewing the vessel, and any further particulars, apply at
the Counting-house of Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER,
Plymouth, Merchant,
July it, ISM one of the Agents for Danish Prises.
London, England, 1808-07-29

ARMY.
'TO BE SOLD, a Cornetcy in a Light Dragoon
Regimont, under Orders for Porektn Service.—Apply for
further particulars (if by letter, post paid) W. M. at Mr. God-
dard's, Military Bookseller, coraer of Pall-Mall, London.
London, England, 1808-07-29

WILTS„-FREEHOLD HOUSES, COl4 , 11:;BOURNE,_

KlNGSTON,between And Jver, Hun'gerft:rtl. and Mal
T 9 BE SIID BY AU- . I
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Colin House, 'Chattg-alley, Cornhili, London,
on TuessLay, the 30th of Aug.,s. at 12 o'Citek, in two Intl,
Lori."l"HEveryeligibleFßEEHOLD!!:S 'ATES,
land-tax redeenval, comprising the tnar.or or reptitt.d
mash? of Collingbourne,Valence, and I.lr.nnon ".ouse, a detirabte
family mansion, seated en a lawn surrounded by thrivi tg planta-
tions, with garden, orchard, yard, barns,stabies,and stith ilrli.
• and upwards of 151 WSW o mt-tados-, pasture, arable, and WO Jd-
land, ad lying compact, in a good state of cultivation, at d in a
une healthy part of the country, commanding rich and ext-nsivo
views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant r -sit:tenets fir
Gentleman fond of farming aid fi .1d sports, titratt• in th parish,
and neer the village of Collittgbourne Kingston, and within a
quarter of a mile of the church.
Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate avijobiniag Lot I. called
Heath Farm, land-tax retLem id, and Gammons Corner, senate
in the parishes of Collingboarne Kingston, and Chute, with a
farm-house, yards, garden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild-
ings, and upwards of 171 acres of .n ad oar, pasture, and wood-
land, allin goad cultivation, and lying compact. An Act is ob-
tained for inclosing the parish of Chute, which will add a cons.<
derable quantity of Lind to tads lot.
These Estates are very eligible property for investing money,
or for occupation, are within two miles of Everley, nine from
Hungerford, ten from Marlborough. twelve from Andover, six-
teen from Salisbury, and seventy from Lond• at.
May be viewed by applica ion on th- premises, whore particu-
lar may be had; at the Star and Garter, Andover; swan, Haste
gerford ; Castle and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough; Wnit-
Hart, Salisbury; the inns a. Everitt!. and Amesbury ; Pelican,
Newbury ; White Lion, Batts ; Bush, Bris.ol ; Black Bear, De-
vizes ; White Hart, Chippenham ;at carcaWay's ; dof Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; ...when: a plan of the
estates mar he seen.
London, England, 1808-07-29

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

BISH is selling Tickets and Shares, warranted
• undrawns at both of dm above Offices. where Eleven Capi-
tal Prizes w....re sold and Shared in the last Lottery, fincludilg One
Prize of SIS,POO ; also the Two last Prizes of xso,ocico ever
drawn. PRESENT MICE t

Ticket

842 Cs.

1111 ? 0 I Eighth 22 18 6
Quarter - 5 IS 0 Stateentli • 1 9 6
'I he:.',fth Day of Drawing will ha on Tuesday, August 2.

RICH WHEEL !

UPWARDS OF £lOO,OOO IN CAPITA.LS, and otherwise,
YET TO BE DISPOSED OF.
f`IF VII DAY OF DRAWING WILL BE
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST'
Bvery C ,pital yet sold above £l,OOO, has been sOared by dlf-
fere LL6ce-Keepers--3.e Greater Part, namely,
No. 12,076 - 5,040 The 'Third Day.
No. 6,145 - 40,000 The Fourth Day.
-• •• . No:. 671 - 20,000 .I.iltewne.the 4th Day,
WERE SOLD IN THIRTY-MX SHARES, BY
Sir JAMES B:t•ANSCOMB and Co.

At eteir Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, HoLsoats ; 37, CORN.
HILL ; and 38,_HATMARKET.

'Where the fortunate Holders each respective Share, may re-
elive on emand, the amount of their said Prize, and where
Tickets and Shares are now selling in great variety of Numbers,
warrlated and:ales, a.td by whom the following Capitals were
sold, al 162 Shares in the last State and City Lotteries:
No. 14,22.3 - X1..:4000 12,197 ......
12,909
15,520
17,151 4,000 3,744
9,273
10,276 1,000 22,N30
12,862 ...... 1,060 17,949.
5,803
And where No. 1570, the tasty Grand .£40,060 Prize ever known,

1,000
500
500
500
560
500
500
London, England, 1808-07-29

DUBLIN, AIL.? ii.'

. . . .
at 'tire Quarter Assembly, a v,
ndsireiCtO cittr' :kik 'gracious Siivereign pas ed, cr.
'passive of their loyalty,; and gratitude for the prompt
'arid vigorous measures which his Majesty's Ministers
have adopted, in aid of the oppressed Patriot; in
Spain, and fully approying: of their wise and spirited
resistance' to trench tyranny.
A desurite attack was made on Wednesday night,
by seven or eight ruffians, on the I.intericic mail.
conch, on its way to this city, near Cherryfield lull,,
between Monastereveu and Kildare ; two of them
suddenly darted from the ditches and seized the
leaders, while a third laid held of one of the whetlt
horses. In this situation the coachman, with Teat-
spirit and judgment, drove on, and an purposely so .
near the ditch. that the villains were forced to let go
their hold : in that moment a fourth came for ....ars!:
with a presented pistol to one of the guz..-1, who, an,
ticipating his intention, immediately fired. and shot-
him. The horses being in excellent corid‘rion, taf..
lopped forward, when another shot vras fired, rliicls
slightly woundcd one of the guards in the back.
coach then prnceeded on its journey, and soon met
with another party of for per.nns, how:.ver,.
were deterred, from the dst;hing rate at„which the
coach drove, to give farther interruption.:

LUX CH.

Latelf, hi Sutherland, **de of William Monro, gardener,
at 17 osehaZ, the seat of Lord A.stsburton, of twins, a fine boyar&
girl. Ton fasbcr of the children is ninety years of ar, in pitied
possession of his flea aid is as able to work as ever. He has
lived at Rosehall for the last sixty years, and vistaed all ch^ Ers
on that' estate, which cover upwards of Soo acres, and are i.assi
fine timber. He married Lis second wife abwt three tears s:isr.:;
by his first he bad a large family—end he has a brother now liv-
ing in Tan ten years older than himself.
London, England, 1808-07-29

SPAIN

Thh day were published, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo,
price los. 6d. in boards, illustrated with* Map of Spain, and
several other Engravings,
"TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
mounting accurate Delineations of the NIA N CRS and DOH LST IC
CONDITION of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Palace of
Pear', &c. &c. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the
Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load
of recollections."--Ostev's LPTTLR S.
Printed for RIcaARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, and to be had
of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. stsxx e a , Esq. with
Engravings, price !Ss. in boards.
London, England, 1808-07-29

was sold, in sixteen Sixteenths.

N. P. AU Orders by the Post duly ezeentt-d, and Tickets abd
Shares may be bad, by applying to any of Sir James liranstomb's
Agents in the Country, on the same Terms as if sent from Lon-
Atm.

This day was published, price One Shilling,

- -
JOHN BULL! Prophecy, applied to Passing
EVENTS.
Printed by Thomas Gillet, and sold by Sherwood and Jones,
Pareinoster-rod►, and to be bad of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1808-07-29

PLYMOUTH, JULY 27.

Came in the MARTIAL gan-brig, from off Ferrol,
with dispatches ; w. cannot discover that she has
brought any particular news : the Patriots were in
expectation of the troops from this country. Captain
Dory, late of his Majesty's ship MUROS, of 20 guns,
which was lately lost on the north-west part of Ci
is on board the SPARROW brig, of 18 guns, that sailed
from Jamaica, the 18th May last. Several of tl:e
officers that belonged to the Mtraos, arc also on board
the SPARROW : she was left in a gale the 12th instrast,
by the ECLIPSE that arrived here yesterday. Came
in the Arnow schooner, from Torbay.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY es.
Sailed his Majesty's ships SANDwicn, for Guernsey,
FEARLESS and l'itsvoysNrs, witli a convoy for the
Downs--Wind N.W.

DEAL, JULY
Arrived his Majesty's ships lll:Taxa and Duni:-
RATE, from a cruize.—Wind S.W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRATCSEND, JULY 28.—Passed by the Lanka, --......., from
Jamaica; Lydia, Atkinson; Romialus, Satchett ; Frederick, Fish;
and the Lord Borringdon, Patridge, from Malta. Sailed the
Unity, Cooper, for Hayti ; and Phanix, Taylor, for Jamaica.
The following vessels from Jamaica, were with his
Majesty's brig SI'ARRUW, on the 11th inst. in I .t. 43.
30. long. s
, iii,:sc.,mrn
viz.—
T
lags; Trusty, Crosby ; Duke of Kent, Rouse;
Cambridge, Sullivan ; Helen, Robinson ; Canada, ltihns , I, itty,
Recd; Venus, Forster; Dorothy Forster, So-.vcien ; Jt...ivi.,a,
Beard: Ca. lbury, Driscol ; Lady Cremorne, —; Imperial,
-; and the Lavinia, Rowland. The &et attempted the wind-
ward passage, but, after beating a fortnight, were oblige.' to bear
up for the Gulph. 'lite Imperial, Dorothy Forster, M.ilvlna,and
Carlbury, have since been spoke with, on the 18th inst. in lat. 49.
long. 24.
London, England, 1808-07-29

TO iSE PEREM P FORLY LO,

Pursuant to an Order of the High C itirt of Chancery, made In a
cause, Berry agai st Us'ier, with the arprob tion of John Ord,
Esq. one of the ISitistirs of the said Coat.,, at the Eftchi, ge
Coffee-house, in the city of Bristol, on WEDNESDAY, t e
14th day of ieptember, 1808, b.A own the hours of , Twelve
and One o'Clock in the Afternoon,

AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at HaPend,
In the Tything of Stowick, in the parish of H.,nbury and
County of Gloucester, latcl f bel urging to Dr. Jam?. Homer, de-
aied, now let to Thomas Cooke, as tenant fr'om yLar to year.
Printed particulars assay be had at the Chaatbors of the said M.is-
terOrd, in Southampton Buiidings, Chant ry-lane, I.ondr-i ; of
Mr. Fraser, Gray's Ina ; and of M Jams aid
Ab-
bot, New Ins., London ; of Mr. Chadwick, AttoraLy at Law,
Bristol ; and at the Place of Sal
London, England, 1808-05-24

1,(100
4,000 .--

Tickcts.

NO FIXED PRIZE,
Ticketc and Shares are wiling at aU the Licensed Offices
lardon, and by their Agents in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket
Ralf • .
curter .

ZlO 15 0 I Eighth
5 9 0 Sixteenth

seaCl 19s.
#215
1

WILLIAM MILLER respectfully informs
" Public, that the HISTORICAL WORK by the le
Right ilea. CHARLES JAMES FOX will undoub.edly be put
tuheil onWedneulay, the Ist of June. It will contain an Appel
cat of Original Documents, and a Preface by I .cord HOLLAN!
Demy Quarto, - price Ms.
Royal Quarto, - price 21. 12a. 6d.
Each Edition is embellished with a Portrait of the Author.
N. B. AU the Copies on elephant Drawing, paper, price
Guineas, are bespoke.
Albemarle-street May' l9' I

MODERN HISTORY.
This day was published, printed in deftly 12rna.
sunilar to Mayor's Nepos, "and Blair's Class-Book, illuxtratei
large Map, price 6s. bound and lettered,
MODERN HISTORY for the Use of School
exhibiting a summary View of the, Rise, Progress, Ayr
'linos, Decline and Fall of the various Modern Nations in I
type, Asia, Africa and America, from the Age of Chasienalin'
_
th.: Year 1807.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Mist's-college, Cambridge,
?blaster of the Free Grammar School, at Rivenstonedale, in Wi
Moreland, Author of the Grammar of History ; of the Arc]

ologia GrZca, Ste. Ste.
Printed for RICRARD Pnit.tirs No. C, Bridge-street, MIA
friar,: and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full allow
to Schools. Of whoM may be bad, by the came Author,
1. An Fasy CRAMIIAR of UNICFRsAt. HISTORY, by MI
Or Ir bid! that impqrtant branch of Knowledge may, for the
tune, be practically taught in Schools. Price 3S. bound in =ti
9. ANCIRNT HISTORY, from the earliest I'eCGS2S of time
fall of !he Roman Empire ; on the plan of the above describei
d'm History, price Ca.
s. ARCRYOLOGIA CIZCA ; or, the Antiquities a so
?riet Is. bound. •
London, England, 1808-05-24

I

P..IRLIAMENT/IR r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 23.

MERCANTILE LETTER-WRITING.
day was pualished, L 1 12ran. price 4s. in boards, and is. 6d.
bound,
SERIES of MERCANTILE LETTERS,
in:.endect to give a general Knowledge of Business to those.
young Persons whose views are directed to COMMEP.CE, and
to.- the Use of Scho As. By E. HODGKINS.
Loudon Printed for T. 800...ey, No. S, Old Broad-street,Royal
.1.-than ge ; and C. Law, Ave-Maria-laic.—Where nay be had,
AItITHME.TIC, or a New Method of
l'eaning :hat Science with facility, and of enabling Learners to
vr.struct themselves without a Master. By C.Dosos-r. Second
price 3s. 6d.---.1150, by the sane Author,
ELEMENTS cf CUNINIER CB, 2 Vols. Bvo. price 11. ss.
KAU iFMAN'S DIC I'IONARY of AIERCHANDIZE and
I'URE, in Ten Languages, two. los. lid.

Their Lordships heard Counsel in the Roxburgh Appeal
Cause.

The proceedings on the Banbury Peerage case were adjourned
^.> Wednesday next.
Mr. Wharton, Mr. Alderman Coombe, the Lord Advocate of
Scotland, and other Members from the Commons, brought up
:Le Cork Duty Bid, the Child Stealing Bill, the Court of Session
_-cock Bill, and some private Bills, which were severally read a
tlrst time.

'1 lie Earl of SUFFOLK put a question concerning thr Druits
Adin:i4l:;, which was nut anbwtred.
London, England, 1808-05-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Bill for rebuilding the town of Chudleizli Was read the
third time, passed, and urdtred to the Lords.
A new Wilt was ordered for Ryegate, in the room of Lord
Roysione, deceased.
On the motion of Mr. IRJSKISSON, the House resolved itself
into a Committee to consider the expediency of continuing the
bouhties on the exportation of pilchards; and he moved that it is
expedient to continue the said bounties; agreed to, and leave given
to raring in a Bill for that purpose.
etitmus were presented by Mr. S. THORNTON from certain
landholders of Surrey ; by Mr. Co KX, from the county of Nor-
folk ; from those in the neighbourhood of Colchester; by Colonel
Le LLOCK ; and from those in the vicinity of Rumford by Admi-
ral !Leaver, against the Sugar Distillery. Referred to the Com-
mittee ou the full.
London, England, 1808-05-24

NIARRIAGE INDEMNITY BILL.

The House went into a Committee upon the Bill for granting
lndentaity to certain persons celebrating marriages in chapels, not
I.;gally authorised for that purpose.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY wished that this mea-
sure could be extended to all Chapels of Ease, and Churches
which have hitherto been restricted from the performance of
the marriage ceremony. Many young Clergymen had innocently
laid themsvives open to the penalties of the Marriage Act,
without ever dreaming that they had offended against the existing
laws.

Lord REDESDALE said a few words on the Bill, which he
approved of in its limited effect.

-file LORD CHANCELLOR and the Bishop of BANGOR
both spoke against the Luncritable and shameful evasions of the
N:arn.tge Act.

Atte,7-some further conversation between the Bishop of Ex r.-
TYR, the Duke of No RFOLK, the Earl of SUFFOLK, and some ver-
bal amendments moved by the LORD CHANCLLLOk ilLd agreed
to, the House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be re-
ceived on Wednesday next.
The Report on the Irish Promissory Note Bill was postponed
until Wedmiday.
After some turther routine business, the House adjourned until
to-inaruw, when their Lordships stand summoned on the second
ch.: Assessed 1 ax_s till.
London, England, 1808-05-24

• •

FORLIGN* INTZL,LIGEYCE.

I`6IEDO, APRIL

The arrival of General Dupont has at last re-
stored perfect tranquillity. The turnultuotts scenes
of the 21st had struck terror into all well-disposed'
persons. 'Under the pretence of seurthing for the
friends of Mr. Prince and Mr. Pearce, the houses of
all the rich citizens were plundered. The mob para-
ded the streets with pikes arid I?ludgeuits ; erected
szaffolds and gibbets, and called for the heads of all
the loyal Magistrates and Officers; in a word, every
thing resembled the reign of terror which ru:aed
France is 1793: hut, thank Ikav the presence
of the French troops has removed all uneasiness. The
worthy Magistrates, whom the rabble, instigated by
base men, had insulted, have resumed their functions;
and all the respectable citizens arc inspired with gra-
titude towards the Great Monarch, by whom Spain,
has been delivered from a sanguinary Government,
and the hideous rage of anarchy.
PARIS, MAY 14.
London, England, 1808-05-24

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LITIERS rxrENT.

-17 EAKE:s. Genuine PILLS, so justly famous
A-a their superior effiesci in ailing every degree and iyamptonl
of the VenerraisDisease, the Scurvy, dm. without confinement er
restraint of diet, in an easy, expedition's, Safe, and seiiet.
net. • One small tasteien Till is a clei..its operation inspercei;,
tible,.and requiring no particular attention. , . ,
In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disordets ; and
where they fall in that time of perfectly rt &wring health., the pis;
dent has the happy a4or.snce that he Or she is at the eve of built
so restored, let the degree a n:llignancy be evet SO great.
It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills-, to Make directlYil‘?
the complaining part, and enter into. contest with the nifendir.:
Matta, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are tlikli;
ratby experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a testa;
rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in evert yeaf;
in short,.the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to Weill;
that whatever he promised himself from them, they wise tube ta
fulfil and 'exceed; as though impatient of immortal and unividit
fame. These Pills are Mott worthy a place in the cabinets of
Masters and Captains of Ships; the More so, for That they tsill
keep gOod in ill climates any lengt:t of time, and that they hate
now borne the test of ni.sar 60 years; with Increasing credit td
themselves, atitl honour to thrit author, insoniuch that during
last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 per-
sons many of whom had ben dischargtd from Hospitals
salis;atioti bad been fttepter.tly repeated, and all other me tkv.ll
made use of without effect.
_ _ _ —

Prepared and Sold by the Sole Protrietor, TrossAs TATLOiti
Member 6f tlie Royal College of Surgeons inl.ondon, ai his hoot;
No. 9, New Bridgtestreit ; where be Will give advice, without i
Fee,.to pas' otts taking tiwse Pills, and will answer Piithnts Lei-
tett, if post-paid, on the same term, oliSerVing in all cases it
most inviolable secrecy, no patient's nathe or case having beta
mentioned, but at their b*n particular request, by the Prop ietorl
during the co use of more than 40 years, that he has hd tli‘e c ~0r;
ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prate
tice arising therefrom.
They are-also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, It:
ft 5 St. Albatt's-stteet, Pull-mall; the Toy4hop, No. 103 A OA:
ford-street;, Mr. Disbotough's, No.. 7, Fish-street-Hill, sear!!
opposite the Mcinument ; aud by ore Perim' in every consider.itle
tom!. in England, &c. in BOxeS of only Ys. 9clear.k, sealed 14:
With full and plait' directions, *hereby persons of ether sex
cure themSelvss with ease and secrecy.
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed iap frith a
On which; by favour of the Commissient:rs, is printed at the Stall
Office " Taylor; No. g, Nets, Bridge-street," to imitate iehiX
is felony, and all others are counterfeit.

•,a•
LONDON : Printed 271 d rublished bj LEVEL KENT, of 64
terbury Place, Lambeth) at the STAit-Orricii. No, I, Ceti:
sti,:et. Published alio it tbi TettlPittaf
London, England, 1808-05-24

14AYRTf.ttH, MAY Z.
two htitiared and sixty-five French tisobps,belong-
ing to the artillery, who shave 500 tenses with them,ll
are arrived at Saalfeld from F.rfurtb. It is not
known how long they are to remain there, nor whither
they are to go.
WF.sEL, MAY 9.
In consequence of the wsscssion which has been
taken Of the territory of Munster, the Earldom of
Marck, Lingen, and Ticklenburg, the military con-
scription is to be introduced there as well as in they
other provinces of his Serene Highness the Grand
Duke of Berg.
BELGRAbE, APRIL 25.
The day before yesterday a courier, dispatched by
the Counsellor of State, Rodofinikin, arrived at the
.k.ura, who brought the intelligence that the armis-
tice between the Turks and Russians, through the
mediation orthe French Ambassador at Constanti-
nople, had been prolonged two months, and that the
Servians were inchieled in the armistice. At the time
this intelligence reached Bucharest, the whole of the
Russian army had left its winter quarters, and was
stationed on the Danube.
Field-Marshal Prince Prosorowsky being entirely
restored to health, arrived at Jassy on the 26th .of
March ; he has resumed the command in chief of the
artily, inspected the troops under the orders of Gene-
ral Magendorf, near Ismael, and surveyed the batte-
ries raised against the fortress.

CORM
London, England, 1808-05-24

IRISH GLEBE HOUSES.

On the motion of the Archbishop of CASHEL, the House
went int) a Committee on the Irish (Ache-House Bill.

A cum- rsation took place between the Duke of NORFOLK,
the Earl of FOLIC, the Archbishop of DUBLIN, Lord 11E0E5..
LIALIL, and the Loan CHANCELLOR, respecting the appropria-
tiun of the sum of £50,000, granted some years back for erect-
ing Glebe Houses, and repairing certain Parish Churches in Ire-

After some verbal amendments by the LORD CHANCELLOR,
which were agreed to, the House resumed, and the farther consi-
deration of the r, port postponed till Wednesday.
Upon the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Corn
mitten un tit: lrish Clergy Residence Bill was postponed until
Wednesday.
London, England, 1808-05-24

IMPRTANT -DISCoVERY.

THE Advantage the Public -most abkays derive
'from regularly educated profesdcnial PrA directing atnSh
etclusively their studies to one species of malady, CV2S never rno:re
clearly •demonA.rateil than"-iy the uneltainpled success which tit
attended the administration 'of th-..ir new remedy, and the elltrait-
diniry cures it tyres perforMed. FOr a lime-series Of:years, Mesni.
Cu Na I E an,'. C. o. Surgeons, foiMerly in hi. It Thjesty sscriice,ll!;•.'e
made the VenercA Disease the partieular object of their
gation, and are happy in having discovefe,3 a Medicine 'superie..: to
mercury in the cure of that complaint; it iVstitfrcient tb obserNie
that the elferts of this remedy are diametrically ioppeislti. to tbol
of mercury, for though it completely eradicatet every .Vette
the virus, in its most confirmed star:es, Yet it d not i t theleaA
injure the constituthm ; on the contra:l-, it retioVites die ty!.•••-tik
in all its natural rum/ions, prOmoteS appetite, and fatflitate; ti
gestion : thus fn: read of reducing a strong and Viterons renstir:f.
I don to the friAtfui eonditiou that mercury does, it not 'ot,lv 1/26.'s
serves that cimstittieon in its primiti'ee State, brt reirotes a wait
and debilitated one to its natural strength and 'v4;alfr. Nuri oil=
less instancei are on recent record of the superior efficacy of t:2
rtWilicine, its inherent arid specific vianes acting 'as a perpe
corrective to bodily debility, ivhethcr proceeding front an clad
of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the Mere insidions,lNotlit
not less destrurtiVe, indulgence of incautions yon'th of both sac:
in a certain pernir lout Writ. Amidst tie melancholy variety of
disorders which art the consequence of this e,ulttary she, it: a afire
note more afflicting than that di,tresting state of debility and c1,:,,-
ficiency *Lich prevents or erribittets the matrimonial state ,• the
unhappy sufh ter broods oVer his misfortte% chimed to seat re:.
lief, until he is redUced to such a stztte of weakness as to rendei
life oppressive. To such persons it mist be a in-Sal:rig I:lie:::
don to know, that they may now, by a new made 'of
treatment, be restored to that grezit.•,t of all ham= bletsing.--, I
strong, manly and vigorous cumstitutinn.
lu all-cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause
as well as in ev....ry species of vcnerr..l inf, ction, Messrs. Curr.e
and Co. may he conAtlicd by patients of sitter sex with the.
greatest secrecy and tumour, at their house, No. 107, Hatfo!:-.
Garden. Patients in the country descrihing VI:, particulars r
theix complaiuts, by letter post paid, enclosin; a flunk note, 1:v;11
have the necessary medicine and nth ire. sent any part of the
kingdoms NO. 107, Hatton Garin&
London, England, 1808-07-16

YARMOUTH, JULY 15.

This morning, at 4 o'clock, Admiral It ossEu with
his squadron got under way, and sailed for the I'exel
ancigushing.—Arrived the Rouliocic, Capt. Coney,
and DELPHINEN sloop of war from Sheerness. Admiral
DOWGLAS has re-hoisted his flag on board the ROE-
Buoc.—The CEtisott has a convoy'signal flying fOr
the ships bound to Heligoland.---Wind E. N. E.
2 P. M.---A transport marked CI is now come into
the Roads from the Baltic.
FALMOUTH, JULY 13.

Sailed the Lord Hobart packet, with Mails for
America.-9 P.M. the Queen Charlotte packet, with
Mails from America, is row off this port. Wind S.E.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 14.

Came in hif Majesty's ships WOLFR frott Jamaica,
and hoar., with the Ardent transport, from the coast
of Spain ; Morgan Rattler, Finns, frrm St. Vin
cent's; and the Brothers, IsAAcs, from Barcelonr—
, off Cape Finisterre she spoke his Majesty's ship BELLE
POULE, with the fleet for the Mediterranean all well.
'Sailed his Majesty's ship HERO, on a cruize.
•
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 15.

Arrived his Majesty's ship LILLY, from the Lee.
ward Islands.—Witd N.E.

SHEERNESS, JULY 17.

Sailed from the Nore this day his Majesty's ship
ARMY, with a convoy for Gotttnburgh and the
S.E. -
•
. DEAL, JULY 14.

Sailed the PANzoORA sloop, on a cruize, off Bou-
logne.
.Terr fs.—Arrived the Funibus gun-brig, from
Sheerness; WooLwicit store ship, from Woolwich,
and sailed through for the Mediterr.tnean.—Sailed
the ALERT sloop with convoy and a flat-bottom boat
on board, for Portsmouth ; Duke of Kent, SPENCE,
for the South Seas ; and the Abraham, CODBEN, for
Malta.
London, England, 1808-07-16

COTTAGE AND 1-01 D.

TO BE SOLD, the Leaie for 88 years unexpired,
of a neat Cottage, Garden, Out-briusesvdtc. and about 250
ACTS' of Land held at a trilling rent of a few shillings an acre,
,Tythe free, pleasantly situated about four miles front Crawley,
'susses, and :5.5 mdcs front London. The purchaser and friends
will base a right of Sporting. There are Pheasants, Partridges,
tee. and likewise Rabbita. There is a good Stone Quarry, et-
akin Water, and a Stream. in which are Trout, bounds the
ress se, Fuel may be bad at a very trifling expence.
• Apply to'Mr. W. Placid, at Mr. Woolard's, No. 14, Bridge
Roa i, • meth.* Letters must b- pact paid. • •
London, England, 1808-05-12

REVERSION MU..

The Reversion Bill passed through a Committee, and was re-
ported without arneut7ment.
The &r 1 of LAUDE RDAI.E thought the words in the pre-
amble, referring to inquiries now pending in the Home of Com-
mons, were objectionable, tbtir Lordships being unintormed of
the tnture and extent of ttase inquiries, Ile intended to mention
tills subject again on the third reading.
t he Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow, and
the Lords to be summoned.
London, England, 1808-05-12

ADIVNISTRATION OF JUSTICI: IN SCOTLAND.

On the third reading of the Scots Judicature Bill,
The Earl of LAUDERDALE regrettedi thst after the subject
had been so long before tht House so little slieuld be done by this
ihll, and rartkalarly that no regulation was made with respect to
the, Court of Tiecds.

--'I'I;e7LORD CHANCELLOR thought that :.()thing sl.ould be
done with respect to 'llends until after a judicial decision as to the
rights of the Clergy. As to the Bill's doing little, he thought that
it did enough at present, and that it was the better mode to make
the reform gradual, or even that it should be too gradual, rattht r
than too precipitate.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, he only meant a regulation
with respect to the Court of Tiends, and rot the litho: thent,elve,.
He wished also that something more had been doge with respect
to the introduction of Trial by Jury.
I.ord HAWKESBURY defended the Bill, which he thought
would tend to operate a material reform in the Administration of
Justice le Scotland. With respect to Trial by Jury, the House
was not yct ripe for deciding that point, nor did he believe that it
was sufficiently understood in Scotland.
The Bill was read a third time, passed, and ordered to the Com-
mons.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1808-05-12

This day was published, in 3vo, price 3s. ed.
the Third Edition,

L A N HISTORICAL APOLOGY for the
-L IRISH CATHOLICS. By WM. PARNELL, Esq.
2. A HisTilltY of the PEK AL .I.Arrti against the CATHOLICS,
from the Treaty of I,imrriek to the Union. By Henry Parnell, Esq.
London : Printed for John Harding, No. 26, St. James's-street.

Thii day waq pubiblied,
Handsomely printed in One \ o:untc, Octavo, price ?s. si.

in boards,
ZEAL. WITHOUT INNOVATION : or the
Present State of Religion and Morals eonsldrred ; with a
View to the Disy ositions and Measures required for its ltnittz7:!-
'tient. To which is subjoinnd, an Address to Young Clergyinen,
iutended to pined them against some rrevalent Frrors.
Printed for F. C. and J. Riving:on, No. 62, St. Paul.> Church-
yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Pictadilly.
London, England, 1808-05-12

SIR HOME POPHAM.

Mr. LIISHINGTON moved for a Copy of a Letter from the
Right Hon. Charles Long to his Majesty's Proctor, dated the 31St
of July, 17PS, respecting the ship Etruscoe—Ordered.
Mr. LONG moved for a copy of a Letter front his Maje.ty'..
Trotter to the Secretary of the 'Treasury, about the wean date,
respecting thc said ship—Ordered.
Mr. HUSKISSON presented the Ale and Spirit Lic.enee Duty
Bill.—Read the first time, and ordered for the second reading on
Monday.
Mr. MAXWELL BARRY postponed, until the next Session
of Parliament, the Bill of which he gava- notice -A the etue of the
last Session, for amending the Laws respecting Election of 'Men-,
hers of Parliament in Ireland.
London, England, 1808-05-12

PLYMOUTH, MAY 10,

Arrived the HAUGHTY gun-brig from the West In-
dies.—Sailed the CAMBRIAN frigate on a cruize.

PARTSMOUTH, MAY 11.

Arrived his Majesty's ship CROCODILE from the Cipe
of-Good Hope.—His Majesty's ships, FLYING FISIL
ANT are appointed convoy for the Downs.

COWES, MAY U.

Arrived on Sunday, the STORK cutter, Captain
FKluus, N`ith a seizure of 300 casks of spirits, and
immediately sailed. Came in this morninq, the S matt
and SwALLow revenue cutters, from off Alderney,.
with a lugger, 57 feet long, callod the " Brothers of
Lyme," laden with 135 casks of spirits, and four cap-
tured men, who were sent to the ROYAL WILLIAM man
of war at Spithead. Sailed, Commodore BLAKE, in
the HART revenue cruizer, for Deptford..
London, England, 1808-05-12

SPAIN.

MADRID, APRIL s.
7-lis Imperial Highness the Grand Dube of Berg,
having intimated to his Excellency Don Pedro Ceval--
181, first secretary of state, that his Imperial Majesty
the Emperor of the French and king of Italy, would
be pleased by the possession -of the sword which
Fi-aittis I. King of France, surrendered in the famous
battle of Pavia, in the reign of the Emperor Charles V.
rirlaickhas been kept with due estimation in the Royal
Aririotiry,since the year 1525, desiring that it might
be.thns reigesented to our Lord the King ; his Ma-
jesty being informed thereof, and desirous of availing
himself, of every opportunity to testify to his intimate
ally the Emperor of the French, his high regard for
his august person, and the admiration his unheard-of
deeds inspire him with, immediately ordered the afore-
mentioned sword to be.remitted to his Imperial and
Royal Majesty, and tbolight that the most worthy and
respectable channel wou'd he his serene highness the
Grand Duke of Berg, who was brought up by his side,
and in the same school, and rendered illustrious by his
prowesi and military talents, and more deserving than
any body to be' charged with so precious a deposit, ati.d
to transmit it into the hands of his imperial Majesty.
In consequence thereof and of the Royal Order which
was given to his excellency the Marquis of Astorga,
groom-major to his Majesty, the coneevanee of the
sword to the lodgings of his Imperial Highness was
arranged with great pomp and ceremony.
London, England, 1808-05-12

IMPORTANT DI ,C 0 VERY.

THE Advantage the Public must always derive
from regularly educated professional men directing almost
->xclusively their studies to one species of malady,was never muse
cl-arty demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has
attended the administration of their new remedy,and the extraor-
dinOry cures it has performed.. For a long series of years, Messrs.
CuRKIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his hlajt.sty's service, have
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi-
sation,and arc happy in having discovered a medicine superior to
nt,rcury in the care of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe
:hat 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 Icsat
Injure the constitation ; on the contrary, it renovates the system
iu all its natural functions, promotes appetite. and facilitates di-
e..stiOn : 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, Amt restores a weak
and debilitated one to its-natural strength and vigour. Number-
less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of Ws
, medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetua'.
corrective to bodily debility, 'whether proceedik; from an excess
of Conjugal or illicit Pleasure, or frotn the' more insidious, thote.;b
non less-destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both ses,s
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of
disorders whicja are the consequence of this solitary -vige, there arc
none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de-
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial sate ; the
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed tough 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 knotty, that they may now, by a new infallible mode ere-
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all homan blessings, a
strong, manly and vigortidsconstittitioal:.
In all usenet &batty, deaclerty, intin 'whatever cause arising, •
as well as In every spepies• ...ens,* infection; -Messtn. purrie
and Co. may be consulted by patieftta of either,
,st4,yeitikitte
greatest secrecy and ticsapury t4t,tlatA house, No. 101, Hatton-
Garden. Patients cottuthy slescrlbing the partictdars of
their complaints, by letttercfst 'tilt,. enclosing a. Bank note, will
-have the necessary.ntedlcdocand advice sent to any past of the
kingdonss No.lo- Hat on Gordon. •

LONDON: Prbtcd and'publish..l by LEVEL K. P I', of Cam.
• terbury Place, Lambeth) at the Sr...a-Orricf, H. t, C,atty•
Atom. Published also at tLe Stria-Ot h4CS, TCSUeIL•Baf

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London, England, 1808-05-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Hon. Annus ros Coots ANL and Mr. Ho LATE s took the;t
coats for Grampound.
Sir ARTHUR WELI-F-SIST obtained !care to bring in a
Bill to Regulate the Fees of Persons discharod for Felonies in
_ _ _

Mr. LONG presented an Account of the number of Men.
wanted to complete the Volunteer Force of the Country to i s
original strength, on the 24th April last.—Ordered to lie on the
Tiihle.

Mr. 34E1.1 .ISH presented a petition from theWatermens' Con-
pany of London, against the pending hill for Building a I;ridge
over the Tharnes, near the Savoy.—Referred to the CQuunittse
on the Bill.
Mr. FOSTER moved for several Papers rery ecting the Public
Accounts for Ird:incl.—Ordered.
London, England, 1808-05-12

WEST•INDIA TRADE.

Mr. ROSE gave notice of a motion on Friday next for Corn-
mittee of the whole House, to consider of the propciety of permit-.
ling the exportation of Coffee and Sugar from the West Tidies, to
countries Southward of Cape Finisterre—also of a similar motion
for a Committee to consider the duty on coffee in this country.
The Irish Post-Office Lands bill was committed, ami ordered
to be reported to-morrow.
London, England, 1808-05-12

Nif&TICAL M7'ELLIGENC.E.

CQRK, MAT f.

This moaning his Majesty's sloop HELENA, Capt Ain
WORTH, arrived at Cove from a cruize • and his Ma-
jesty's ship VlitonitE, Capt. BRACE, railed on a craize.

GREENOCK, MAY 9.

His Majesty's ship ...nEsus, Captain ATTRIDGE, RT.
riTed here on Saturday last ; and his Majesty's ship
Twos, Captain FERRIERES, is hourly expected, both
from Plymouth, ordered here for the protection of the
trade. _ _
London, England, 1808-05-12

M. RRI L.

Fridae se'nuight, at tlutton 13onvill?, in the North aiding of
Y,rksiire, the Re'. Jarms Fleweill, Rector, of Smeaton, to Miss
Mar7,:.ret Close, youngest dau;hter of the late John Close, Esq.
of Richmond.

On the 2AI ult. Mr. Cock, surgeon, to ...,hEss Turnr, both cf
Knaresborough.
Ssaturday last, in P:111 Mall, FIT' John Allal De Rourghe, Ba-t.
of Cast!, Connell in Ireland, to N 1144 Eliza Hall, youngeat daugh-
ter of the late Czptain John Hal.
At Hanley, tue Right Hon. Reginald Polz? Career, to the Hon.
Cat oline Anne IA ttleton daughter of Lord Lyttleton.
At Olney, Becks, H. P.musty, Eq. of Chesham, to Miss Mur-
ray;claughter of the late Sir R. Murray.
Friday se'nnight, at Brampton, Dr Smith, of Searbro', to MLA
Frances Elizabeth Cayley, of the former place, third daughter of
the Rev. Diqhy Cayley.
At Stinchcond., Henry Clifford Clifford, Esq. son of Nathaniel
Clifford,Y..sq. of Franip:on Court, to Mks Walliegtt...;, only daugh-
ter If J Wallitvou, Fsq. of Peer's Court, near Our,l. y.
London, England, 1808-05-12

A--
T a GENERAL COURTof PROPRIETORS
(dais Company, held on Thursday, the sth of May,lBoB,
s die Landon 'Tavern, in Bisirpsgate-street ;
kcjiRbTOPHER BAYNkS, Bart. President, in the Chair:
-rm. Report of the Committee having been read, auld taken
we Consideration,
Rived unanimously, that no fuither Subscriptions be receiv.
ei; bps that sufficient time be given for the Country Agents to
feet sod remit their Subscriptions.
Respired unanimously, that the business of this Institution do
ice on or before the 24th of June next. •
Respired unanimously, (on the recommendation of the Conn-
vrost it is the opinion of she Shareholders present, that no Sa-
la ooght to be taken by the Directors or Auditors of this Com-
we, until after a Dividend shall liave been made to the Pro-
1-6es ; but that the Question of such Salaries, and also of Re-
motion for their Services from the date of their El^ction until
otaboee period, be reserved for the consideration of the next
goal Court after such Dividend shall have been made.
Resolved unanimously,
Rot a General Court of Proprietors be holden at the London
Deem, on Friday the 13th instant, for the Electioß of Directors
osa Auditors. The Ballot to commente at rioven o'clock, and
close at three; and that such Proprietors as Intend to become,
cambibees for those Offices, do signify such intention to the Se-
ctary of the Committee on or before Saturday next.
Resolved, That this :.leeting be adjourned.

Ike President having left the Chair, it was
*solved Unanimously, That the thanks of this Court be given
**Christopher Baynes, Bart. for his impartial and dignited
pew in the Chair.
Resolved Unanimously, That the thanks of this Court be given
*tile Committee, for the ability and unwe.irii d exertiolia they
jog Stsplayed in the formation of this Company.
By Order, JOHN CHALM,
Secretary to the Committee.

THE GIU. ND STATE LOTTERY, which
begins Di Aw, JUNE 251, i$ the only Lotto y that ever
ostained SIX pßiz,gs of X 20,060.

SCHEME.

$ prizes of £20,000
10,000
5,000
2,000
11900
500
100
50
22
15

£120,000
s:0,00t)
10,000
6,(:n0
5,000
3,100
2,000
1,500
22,000
60,000

$ --.

$ ---

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£230,000
London, England, 1808-05-12

LIMERICK, mAr 4.

Communications from Govbrnment to Brirder
Major HAUDING, were on Sunday lasi announced by
Captain VINCENT, to the Yeomanry Corps of this city,
assembled on parade ; the purport was to, ascertain
the names of those members who might beldisposel
to extend their services to other parts of Ireland, is
case of invasion or insurrection ; but at the time to
have it clearly understood, that Gvvernment would
not require under any emergency-to move those who
from business or family circamsances, or from bctl.
of an advanced age, or being afflicted wi.h any per•
soaal debility, were not r, ell calculated fbr -aesivesteg
vice ; and that such might, therefore, prefer &trim
their respective districts.
London, England, 1808-05-12

DIVIDFNDS.

May 31. William Rattrsy, of Kinies-street, Deptford, cheese-

monger, at one, at t;:aalhall. .
May 31. Henry Dayis, late of Old-street-road, caLluet-maker, at
one, at Guildhall.
May :it. John Stapleton, of Ncvvington Common, I lackney, mer-
chant, nt eleven, at Guildhall.
May 31. 'Jobe Bruckner, of South Molton-street, Hanover-square,
ladies' shoemaker, at eleven, at Guildhall.
May at. Charles and Nicholas Husey, Newgate-street, linen-
drain rs, at one, at Guildhall.
May 31. tkorge Perry, of Liverpool, marble-merchant, at eleven,
at the Glolsa Tavern, Liverpool.
May *). Richard Aldridge, of Leonard Stanley, Gloucestershire,
clotkier, at 11, at the George Inn, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
May Scales, of Kingston-upon-Hull, inert hatit, at
eleven, at the Dog and Duck Taw rn, K ingston.upon Hull.
May 17. William Trcppass of St. Martis-le-Grand, booksel-
ler, at twelve, a Guildhall. n'
May 24. George Porcas, late of Leadenhall Market, poulterer, a'
twelve, at Guildhall.
May.3l. Richard altredith, of Oxford-street, linen-draper, at
twelve, at Guildhall. •
May 31. Daniel Aleods Ross, of Graattehurch-street, hosier, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
June 14. Elizabeth Grace Simpson, late of Roll's-buildings,
Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Jun.)ll. lames l'robt•rt, of Leadenhall-struat, I .00don, victualler,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 11. Erar cis Hall, of Jermyn-sifftt, Westminster, cord-

wainer, at one, at GuililhaiL
June 4. John Underhill, of Barbican, London, straw-hat inanu.

facturtr, at eleven, at Ouildb.ol.
June 13. Morley,Drury-lane, Miu'dident, outhouse.

mar., at ter, at (;,,izahail.
June 10. 'll,,nnai I;ates, of Cheutharn, Manchester. and Instil:a
Bate6,ll: Yur!..shice, woohitztrlers and 44,alers in c.,ttie, at
eiever, the: \lithe Lion 11a1111:x.
_ .

- .
Jun,. 14. Thomas kt..1,,,h and John Gdunti..tt, of Le:At:Mid:l-
-tercet, lonlon, met. hauts, at twt Iv( , at
July 9. William Haa.blT, of Fitlinduih, Cornwall, and C.reat
ken-nnry, Colar,an-strect, London, merclta:.t, at twelve,
G
June 14. i'::lll.int WiKstead, r 4. Charing-Crdss, 11,1idditser,
twO.Ne,:it
Itne 1. Samna llottp,aky, 9i • 11;u:or-mer-
chant, at three, at thc.. Par Teeern. '& r.
London, England, 1808-05-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Galva3eNn, MAY ti.—Passed by the Rosin*, from
the South Seas; Good Intent, Staving, from Demerara.;' Lady
Tyreonnoll, Gray ; and the longe Jan, cirius, from St. Mi-
chael's; Renown, Tibball; flom cork Blessing, Richardson ;
and the Hambletonian' BardweU, from Gocrny. ; Harmony,,
Dingle, from Lirnitick ; Princess Mary, Hunt • George, Bi-
cliArtlson ; Ranger, HendersOp ; and the Hannibal, from
Waterford.

The Shannon, Daniels ; and the Hope, Barrett, frpm London
for limerick, are taken and carried into Teneriffe.
The Ceres, Bennett, fivm Limerick, for Loudon, is also taken
and carried into Teheri:fe.
London, England, 1808-07-20

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every officer,
o'clock in the
This eommand
from respect
troops, at the a
muskets in thei

A letter fi
tonficlence• infc

its immediate x
able part cf th,
Generals and o
in the city; an
of troops, comi
general joy. M
that an Aide-d,
onward to co
Junta of the 11
counts have be

sl Complete vitt
enethy. The di
Gazette, conta
bus affair. Al
that the valour

yet we ate hap]

authority ; and
.been
betty
estabi
7" All the (3

ilndons, in ever
'Mar ; and part
provisi
persons and thi

•' tty intetij
day, we learn,

9400 French,
obliging them
.. Real, after ha,
fng taken five
tillery, the mil
inci made son
flares, who co
Orense, on acc
Chief at Biem
talions, to assi!

The tygel
proclamations,
Whom he had
of their gratin:
• d ‘,'etl them.
"., knee of Jun

nated. This
Oporto was ev
this Sat is fa ctioi
to General Lc

proceed from
who Was as
this Lusitaniai
as much care
months ago.
and many of
deg to procur
He dispatche
by the people
6porto, from
Oonnter Lois°
formed by a si
1 4,11 Nino was
fore began to
teller, because
The troops frc
aid his army,
.
1.0 a fluanti
- reaitaty thew
QPArta have 6
consisting of 2
surrendered.

1 . aurrender
xl, goes retreated
,xoid tile Lantego
is ags' 7itsilin."
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