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London, England, 1808-08-27

SWINBURNE ON WILLS.

'This day was published, in 3 Vol.. avo. price IL 11.. 6d. hosed:,
A TREATISE of TESTAMENTS and LAST
WILLS. In Seven Parts.

let, What a Testament and Last Will What Poisons
may makes Testament-3d, Describing what Thep may be dis-
posed of by Will--nth, In what manner Testaments and Last
Wills are to be made—.sth, What Person may be Executor, or Is
capable of a Legacy--Bth, The Office of an Eitecutor-7th,Sheve-
lag by what means Wills become void.
By HENRY SWINBURNE,
Some tint. Judge of the Prerogative Count of York.
The Seventh Edition, with 'reliable Annotations illustrative of
the Subject, to the present time, by the late John Powell, Esq.
Barrister at Law, Author of " The Law of Mortgages, &c."
Pre/tared for the Pets by James Wake, Eaq. Barrister at I.aw.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers,
Portugal •street, Lincoln's Inn.

This day was published, in Ivo. price I is. boards, or its bound,
I MV SELECTIONS; or SELECTIONS from
1-4 the LAWS of ENGLAND; containing distinct and fami-
liar TrCatiSti upon such ..ElLads and Divisions of the Law, as
.are of most general use and importance, viz.—The Laws respect-
ing landlords, Tenants, and Lodgers.—The Laws respecting
Wills, Testaments, and Codicil., and Executors, Administrators,
and Guardians.—Tbe laws respccfe.g Masters and Servants, Ar-
ticled Clerks, Journeymen, &e.—The l.aws respecting Parish
Affairs, Churchwardens, Overseers, Cons 41)1 es, &c.
By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Esq.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lin-
coln's Inn.-01 whom may he had,
The second an la,t Volume, containing the Law of Tithes, the
Law of Highways, the Law of Common and Commoners, and
the Law of Travellers, at the same price.

EQUITY DIGEST.
This day was published, la Royal Octavo, Trice los. 6d. boards,
ASUPPLEMENT to an Analytical Digested
Index of the Reported Cues in the several Courts of Eqrti-
, as well Chancery as Exchequer, and in the High Court of
t. Continued to the present time, and including the
Decision of Lord Chancellor Redeseale in Ireland. With a Ta-
ble of the Principal Titles, Divisions, and Subdivisions, and a
Repertoritma of the Cases, doubly and systematically arranged,
upon the former Principle.
By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Es.
Printed fur W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Pur:ugal-
Street, Linealn's-Inn.
London, England, 1808-08-27

DUD.

At Madras, in January last, John Butler, Esq. son of Captabe
John Butler, of 'faujore.
At the Manse of Binde, on the fld instant, the Rev. Jodeph
Anderson, minister of that parish.
• Lately,. Mr. I.wider, of the Crown and Anchor public house
in Chatham,.
List week, at Margate, Mrs. Franklin, Wife of M. Jahn
Franklin-, master of the Bull's Head inn, at that place.
Friday seimight, at his hots* at Wilmington, near Dar:forty
Kent; James Contusing, Esq. Admiral of the White, aged 70 years •;
At Great Holland, Essex, on the 22. ed instant, IV.: es M.triaret „
Fulton; daughrtr liete.-Colonci Frlton, of the 79th Regiment..
Oh hit paisige front Jamaica, of the yellow fever, on the 10th •
ult.. Captain John 'Pcakee of the ship Merlin, aked 59.
1• On thg2lst instant, at Woolwich hen infant sou of Li:uteuttnt-.
Colonel Borthwick, of the Royal Arravy.
On the Itth inst3nt, Andrew Harvie, Esq. of .Newtouse,
Pros-cot of Retherglea.
At Horsham, Mrs. Aldrich, wife of Captain C. Aldrich, and
sister.of Lady ErroL
At Bathford, near Bath, Ann Macdowall, eldest daughter of
Day Herr MicdoWall, Esq. of Walkinshaw, Renfrewshire.
At Saltash, Cornwall, on the 25th of June last, I.iestenant
Win. Traihl, of the Nturines. .
Oldie yellow fever, on the 20th May last, near the entrance
of the Guiph of Darien, Patrick Proctor, Nlidshiptr..tn on 'hoard
'the Argo, you sun of Pattick*Proctor, Esq. at Glammis.
On the Bth linuary last, it Sanweleottib, in the East Indies,
Ensign Juhn kilts Sta4r, of the Conqvanylnstth Reg t. N. t:
• At Stringapatali3, Central Sir Wm. Clarke, Bart. Commander
,of tb.4.lslstriet, and an Officer of great tale( t wed e xperiefice, in
thel.lo,yor of his age.
London, England, 1808-11-02

ALLMENTART PROCEZPINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, NOVEMBER 1. ...4
4
At time o'clock the Archbishop of CANTIMIIOI2,, the
Causes'.Lea, and Lord Warm/mum, took their tole
blajeity's CowenLakonia for further porno*/ the
Mr.iQuara, the Deputy Usher of the Black Rode' tili
to the `,.., mows to require their *natio:ix. -', "
Mr. DT sox, and the Clerks and Monet the Hue
wow. representing the House, shanty afterwards comet*
The Conan:Won for further prorogolag the Pulliam' . .
read at the Table.
The Loce Coottet tura, in his lviss tame, and byrirro
of the said Coestadoion, declared the rnent to MITI
to Theredayi the *di of December nem - ,

!HE EVENING STA.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CiScX.
Comb for snowy esi-'•for amen 4/}.4•l4issii
Exchaq. BULL, 41. Gs. pa.

The Court of Enquiry into the circumstances Bich
led to the late Convention at antra, is at last arranged,
and will commence its sittings es Monday next, at
Chelsea College.
Sir Dem Dumus is appointed President; eel
the following General Officers are among those like
will compose the Court :—Lord Mow, LordPess
'moue, Lord Hzentriztn, Generals Pau CAA
and Sir GIORGI Nuoiorr.
Dutch papers to the 26th ult. containing Paris
news to the 21st, and letters from Holland of the
28th, have been received ; also Gentian papers of re
cent dates. Their contents, though not interestiesi
will furnish amusement to our Readers.
The conferences at Eifurth, and the exhibitions
.the heroes of the French theatre, having at last beta
brought to a conclusion, both the mimic and She
red Emperors have left t hat stage Some time bunt
iiiepse before all the plots that have been laidbegin to
disclose themselves. At present they can only 14
"penetrated by conjecture. Bouaranre and ALEtax•
Dan separated, on the lath, half way between Erfurth
and Weimar. The former arrived at St. Cloud on
the 18th, and is to go immediately to Bayonne ; the
Litter, it is said, was to visit Vienna on his return
home. -
It is asserted that Austria is-disarming, and that
the meeting at Erfurth is said to have confirmed the
union of the Continental Powers.
It was foreinittly the policy of Conquerors, when
they condescended to admit to their presence the ti.
• yak over ellith-they had triumphed, to keep even
thing bit tesisht which could remind them of their
snisfortunes4 but Boxerattre seems to feel a
41111 a joy is mortifying those who have at any
opposed him. Having drawn Auxmant
mar, on the 6th ult. under pretest of making
to the head of that petty Prineirlity, he took
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London, England, 1808-08-18

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, •
Within Six 'Mlles of NeeMarket, on the Turnpike Road to St;
' Edmund's Bury.
TO BE. SOLD WI AUCTION,
In September text, uniassooner disposed of by Private Contract
1, AL VERY oxcelletit FARM, called liItHAM
HAW; PARMI consisting of a goad Partn-house, Offices,
• 241binofl'vlec'thhtr"undredTcileetthirtyGut4l
-41weodidin new b
A Pdeaduill;
KlatBra, and Arable La.xl, whereof 'about one liwidred and
ty Acres are inclose.,, and the remainder in open fields. Als),
ep-walk for thirty.als score Sheep over divert heaths and
fields of very great extent, and value, together with sundry
ei and a /finekandthis Shop, now in the Mikupation o!' h: r.
awes Wasq.sx Itron•lease for fifteen years from Michaelmas
1804; at the rettt,of .€4BO per annum.
Another desirable Ftirro.talltd Higham Lower Green Farm;
consisting of a farm-home, Barns, Stables, and other Oist-build.
logs, In good repair, and upwards.of Awn hundrixt and twelve
Actesof Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Pinsk whereof twenty.
five Acres are inclosed and the-rensainder is open fields ; also, a
valeablo siseep-walk for twenty score sheep,*ovei hiatht midfield
lands of great extent, new la the oteuoatios of Mr. Thomas
Cornell, upoa lease for thirteen years from Mlciaapiniaa 1808, at
itiSol. per annum. .
Tht whole of this valuable propeity is freehold. The Land.
tax hoe been rociesnied, and there is no other outgoing except a
free rent of net. shillings a year to the Earl of Bristol.
Highans is an hamlet is the parish of Chutney, in the County
of Suffolk, as fine a Sporting Country'at any in Suffol or Nor-
. •
For price and farther int-dint:ars, apply Mr. Prethol, No.
to, Brunswick-square; Mr. Osidard Gray's inu, Loudon ; IL
Leake, Backing. Pisses;. btassr;...Footen, Son, and Unthank,
or to Mr. Grand, Solicitors, Norwich, be viewed by apply-1
ing to the tenants.
London, England, 1808-08-18

GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTUOitik
R. STOCKDALE respectfully informs the
Public, that he shall in a few days publish on Nine Large
9infern-A-0014L1RAL MAP of SPAIN net PORTUGAL, by
E. MifiTTALLE and G. P. CHANLAIRE. Abe, LOPEZ's
MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL., on four Sheets ; and the
same reduccdpa one large Sheet ; both et which ape greatly un-
proved from th 4 mast tecent
• Piccadilly, Aetna 15, 18o$.

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THE PEERAGE.i
THE Public are respectfully informed that a very
superio! Com rehmitis PEseacr, under the title of a BIO-
GRAPHICAL INDEX to the IiOUSE of PEERS, iortirdiag
,articularly the Paclamentarf and Family Historyoteahtaiapn.
vary Peers, and many useful particulars never before intooduced
into a Peerage, will appear on Thursday, the 2Pia 41, Aniente• by,
the Author of the Biographical Index to the Ham al Commooli
in a similar, but thicker Voilllllll4
in giving orders t• Bookeelkirs for this Workelt it necessary tlf
be exact in describing it as Wilson's Index to the Peerage, oil
rn%gre and very inferior Wahl may be substitottili hi its phew

ID EDITION.
This day was pabllsted, price 6s. 6d. sewed,
MosttatWl with &Coloured Map of Hindustan, pointing tot the
late Division of 1 ceritory,-
THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and I.
RECTORY for 1808, containing the Compin'y's
menu at Home and Abroad, with Lists of Cupolas, 'loft
last public,tion.—An Account of the College at HeelOir;d4
riuus Rules and Regulations respecting the Company's
and much other useful Information.
By JOHN MA t HiuON and ALEX. WAY MASON
of ti.e Secretary's Office, East-India House. •
London Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingsbury,
Valet; and L Hatchard, No. 19t), Pkcaciilly.
London, England, 1808-02-16

NEW. MEDICAL REVIEW.

This day was published, price 2a. dd.
(To be continued Quarterly)—No. 1, of the
LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW, Containing :
1. Bills on Respiration. 9. Vetch on Ophthalmia. 3. Coo-
per on Crural and Umbilical Hornia, with two explanatory Plates.
4. Piaci on Insanity. 5. Wilson's Essay on Fever. B. Andrews's
Observations on the application of Litiox Caustic to Strictures in
the Urethra. 7. Adams's Observations on Morbid Poison,. 8.
Bostock on the reform of Pharmaceutical Nomenclature. 9. A
complete list of the Medical and Chirurgical Publications of the
preceding quarter. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ortne, Paternoster-
row ; and Cadell and Davies, Stnd. ,
The subi, ct of this publication is to analyze. and criticise works
of primary importance in IVlcAicine, Surgery, and the collateral
Sciences. An ample discussion of controversial subjects, and the
request introduction of original matter, will form its peculiar
character.
The necessity of such a work is obvious,: Its utility will be pm-
portioned to the ability of its execution—its merits must be de-
termined by time.
Each Ntunber will contain a correct list of the Medical Publi-
cations of the preceding quarter.
London, England, 1808-02-16

IN ROYAL OC I'AVO,

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And illustrated with new Plates, those on Natural History
forming nearly half, beautifully coloured.
On Tuesday, March 1, will be published, handsomely printed
on a Fine Paper, P:ERT 1. Price Six Shillings,
PANTOLOGIA ; comprehending a complete
Series of I:c..ays 'Treatises, and Systems, alphabetically ar-
ranged ; with a general Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and lA'ords ;
and presenting a distinct Survey of Human Genius, Learning, and
Industry.
By JOHN MASON GOOD, Esq.
01.INTHUS GREGORY, A. M. of the Royal Militaty Aca-
demy, Woolwich;
And Mr. NEWTON BOSWOR'TH, of Cambridge.
Assisted by other Gentlemen of Eminence in different Pepart-
ents of Literature.
CONDITIONS.
1. This Work will be handsomely printed by Messrs. Bensley
and Davison, on s fine -wove Royal Paper, in Octavo, and will
be published in monthly Parts, price Six Shillings each, five of
which will foam a Volume. The first Part will appear on the Ist
of March.
AS an undertaking of so extensive a nature, it is impossible
to ascertain the exact quantity in which the whole will be com-
prised—the Public can only be assured, that it will not exceed
Ten Volumes ; and, probably, not more than Eight or Nine.
111. In the course of Publication, there will be introduced from
Three to Four Hundred elegant Engravings by the first hers
from original Drawings by Edwards, Farey, jun. sad others.
And all those representing subjects of Natural History, comprising
half, or nearly half the entire Number, will be beautifully co-
loured after Nature.
London : Printed for G. Kcaraley. Fleet-street; and sold by
all otber Bookselien.

at other Officks,
WARNER, No. 16, CORNIIILL, submits the fol-
" • lowing Statement of PRICES, and reco.nincridi his Metal;
and the Public to purchase immediately, as he expects Stares
will rise. . _

WARNER'S PRICFS,
Affording a good Profit.
Half • 10 12 0

anita OF►lCe5 PRICES,
which they avoid Publishing.
Half 10 13 0

Quarter
Eighth 2 13 6 Eighth
Sixteenth
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THE STATE LO'rTERY
Begins Drawing MARCH Bth, 1808.
And gives to Adventurers a mods better Chance than former
Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz.
8 of , X. 40,080 lA/ of £l,OOO
3 10,000 !/0 5(!O
4 5,800. 45 100
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Persons in the country, sending letters, (Post paid), enclosing
Bank Notes, Post-Office Orden, or short-dated Bills, will find
an additional advantage, at 1. WARNER'S, as the Country Offices
frequently put on va extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the
other 1..0nn Offices.
Note—Money I.etten must be paid for as such.
London, England, 1808-02-16

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DECLARATION OF PRUSSIA AGAINST ENGLAND.
" The King being obliged, by the 27th Article of the Trusty
of Peace of concluckd on the 9th of July, 1807, to ahnt,
without exceptioa, the 13;ussian perts and states artinst the trade
and navigation of England, as long as the present war lasted be-
tween England and France, 116 Vajesty has not hesitated to take
progressively the most appropriate measures to fulfil his engage-
ments.

" In directing these measures, his Majesty did not discurble
the prejudice and loss which would result to the commerce of 14
dominion,, in general, and that of his subjects, who, by a long
series of misfortunes, have acquired need rights to his paternal so-
licitude and benevolence; but his Majesty yielded to the conso-
latory hope, that the mediation offered by Russia to England, by
accelerating the return of a definitive Peace betvieen Great Britain
and France, would soon bring about an order of things more con-
genial to the particu!ar interests of each Power.
" The King has been deceived in his just expectation ; the events
that have taken place since, and which are too well known-to
render it necessary to recapitulate them, far from bringing the so
much desired period of general peace nearer, have only placed it
at a greater distance.
tt All communication is broken off between Russia ar.d England.
The declaration of his Majesty the Emperor of all this Russias,
published on the 86th of October, proves that there is no longer
any relation between those two Powers. His Prussian Majesty,
intimately connected by all his relations with tide cause and aystem
of the Continental neighbouring and friendly Powers, has no other
rules of conduct than his duties founded upon the interest of his
States, and the e•dig...tion contracted by a solemn Treaty.
" onformably to these principles, his Majesty, setting aside
those considerations which h.: had hitherto respected, In the vain
hope for a speedy general pacification; and having refused, since
the mission of Lord Hutchinson, to receive at hit Court any Eng-
lish Diplomatic Agent, has just ordered his Legation at London to
quit England as soon as possible, and return to the Continent.
" His Majesty the King of Prussia, in making known the re-
solutions which his engagements and the interest of his monarchy
impose upon him as a duty, declares by these presents, that, till
the restoration of, a definitive Peace between the two belligerent
Powers, there shall be no relation between Prussia and England.
" Memel, Dee. 1, 1807." " FREDERICK WILLIAM."
London, England, 1808-08-20

PRIZE WINE.

PRF.NCI-1 PORT—A Wine that will, if merely
tasted, torally supersede the drinking of Portugal Wine. 1:
ponetns all its richness, with the strength and flavour of Claret
sad, although the Captors submit to a disposal of it at a tow
price (from the quantity on band) the rurchastrs will by no
means find it inferior to any French Wine.
Seven 'rhousand Dozen to be disposed of, at .51s. per dozen,
with P.lO dozen of Madeira, at 78s. per dozen, bottli a included.
Applications to be made to it tr.& Tod, Army and Prize Agent,
N 0.35, Great 'rufron-street, Dean's Tard, Westminster.
London, England, 1808-02-11

On Thursday the Ifich day of February instant, at Ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at the lANA3N INN, in Dover,
•
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
FOR FL TORTATION.
557 Hogsheads French White Wine
239 Ditto Ditto Red \Vine
600 Bottles Fruit preserved in Brandy
MG Dicta Fruit preseriredin Sugar
110 Ditto Comfits
FOR NOM[ CONSUMPTION.
tO Barrels Capers 15 C. it q. Almonds in the shall
•
.26 Cwt. Cork • Cases Hermitage
4 Hhds 5 • do. Claret
Being the entire Cargo of the. Danish brig TRENDE SODS-
KENDE, captured cot a Voyage Troia Bourdeaux, and Condemned
to the Rriyate,Ship of Vs'ar Polecat, ]thin' Thomson Commander.
The Goods to be viewed the day before, and on the morning
of .he day of Sale ; and -Catalogues had by applyirg to Messrs.
Minet and Fector, No. 21, Austin Friars, London ; or to Thomas
Pain. Dover.

MUIR KIRK IRON WORKS.
Upset Price £12,000.
' TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Tontine-Tavern, Glasgow, on Wednesday the est', of
May next, at Two &Clock, if not previously disposed of by
Tivate bargain,
HE MUIRKIRK IRONWORKS, as formerly
advertised, consisting of Throe Blast Furnaces and Two
Forges, with the whole Houses. Utensils, Stock, Machinery, and
other Appartenances. The property to be sold without reserve,
and thi price taken payable by instalments.
Apply to James Ewing, Ingram-street ; or J. Hill, Writer,
Miller-street, Illasvw.
London, England, 1808-02-11

CAPTI*RFS.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT rose, he said, for the
purpose of making a motion, which, upon the face
of it, he thought could not be objected to, although he
had not given such a previous notice as fixed the par-
ticular day for stating it to the House. 1k should
move, That there be laid before the House an ac-
count of all captures made by the naval force of this
country, at the disposal of the Crown, since 1792,
specifying the sum arising from each capture up to the
present day."
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, that the most regular mode would be, to give
a notice of such a motion, and there would be no loss
of time in. doing so, as some Honourable Members
might, perhaps, think of objecting to it, although no
real objection might exist to the granting it. If the
Honourable Baronet thought proper to convert his
motion into a notice for to-morrow, he (the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer) would then be prepared to
state, why it should not be granted, or that the terms
of it should be modified.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT intimated, that he
had no objection to comply with the wishes of the
Right Honourable Gentleman, and therefore should
withdraw his motion for the present, and confider it
a notice given for the production of such a document
to-morrow.
London, England, 1808-02-11

GREENOCK, FEB. 8.

Captain Cormack, of the Brook, arrived at Liver-
pool, from Jamaica, on the Sd January, at noon, saw
• the ship Spy, of London, Captain Robinson, on his
lee quarter, with a signal of distress ; bore up and
spoke the Hannah, who was then close to the Spy ;
Captain Robinson, who was on board, requested Cap.
tain Cormack to save the remainder of the people, for
his boats as well as the Hannah's, were stove in saving
those who got aboard the Hannah. Captain Cor-
mack saved the Mate, Surgeon, and 16 of the people.
The Brolk parted comet-any with the brig Jack Tar
for London, on the 18th ulf. having kept company
the whole passage horile.

Friday a cause of very considerable. importance to
the tenantry of Ireland, was decided in the Court of
Exchequer,. Dublai;. upon a Bill filed by JA' :Es
WHITE, Esq. of Balrni'aliown, uTthe Cuiinty Wexford,
to oblige the Earl ";-if MotTi4r;Noluua to renew a life
in a lease of lives renewable for ever; when, after
an hearing of two flays, the Court was pleased to de-
cree in favour Or Mr WHITE, who had a property
of nearly 1,0001. per annAjn depending on the
question.
Sunday morning a.duel,was fought on Danbury
Common, between Lientenants and M—N,
both of ie 4Scl Foot, which stas'attended with fatal
consequences to the formeri. icho received a ball
through the body on the firs,t fire, and expired on the
spot-. This melancholy f.ficumstance originated in
a d.spilte at the masS,ll on the p.ececing everlits.
Lient M. and the seconds-have absconded.
London, England, 1808-02-11

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London, England, 1808-02-11

'ELL!GENcr:

ROOF' i.v.Y m:Frrific, FEBRRIJARY e.
Mr. Davenport's Daisey apt. Mr. PickeritifsPlayful--undecided.
Mr. S. peathcote's Hassan apt. Sir W. Barker's Beit--ditto.
Sir W. Barker's Bran wod agst. NIL Woolrych's Wcwskt, rode over
Mr. Poore's Penelope won agst. Mr. Goodkke's Oclart.
Sir W. Barker's Brat won apt. Mr. Davenport's Drunkard. ,
Mr. Woolrych's Willing won apt. Sir W. Barker's Dutcher.
Sir W. Barker's Brittle woo apt. hilt. Davenport's Darling.
i Mr. Goodlake's Gully apt. Mr. 'Weolrycla's Winner--undecided
iblvi
.Mr..S. Heathaltel Helen won apt. Mr. Davenport's,Dash.
r. Pickering', Pia Won agst. Mr. Poore's Puss.
Mr. Pleiteeties Pervia won agst. Mr. Davenport's Dart.
Mr. Piehlitieee Peter won apt. Mr. Davenport's Driver.
London, England, 1808-02-11

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 10.

Mr. Mitford from the Treasury and from the Commissioners
of the Customs in Scotland, presented Accounts respecting vessels
enployed.in the Whale Fishery, which were ordered to lie on the
Table. _ _ _

The Earl of DARTMOUTH stated his Majesty's answer to
certain addresses of the House for papers, that his Majesty would
give orders accordingly.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. NiITYORT, from the Treasury, presented at the Bar an
Account of the tountits granted for the regular supply of the
London market with fish.
Mr. Fowicetazo, Clerk of the Privy Council, presented at the
Bar an Account of the Fees paid for Licences from the Privy
Council, since the month of May 1809.
A new Writ was ordered for the election of a Member of Par-
liament for the Borough of Althorpe, in the room of Lord Henry
Moore, who has accepted of the office of Muster-master General
in Ireland;

Sir THOMAS TURTON gave notice, that he will propose
certain Resolutions, relative to the question of the Carnatic, on
the 21st of March. _ _ - .

The Brazil Trade Bill was committed in a Committee of the
whole House, and the Report was ordered to be brought up
t +-morrow.
Lord TEMPLE moved that the order for taking into consider-
ation the Petition against the Bridgewater Election should be
postponed from the 17th of March to the second Tuesday of
Apra, on the ground of some of the Witnesses having been sub-
poenaed to give evidence on some trials at the Assizes, at the time
now fixed for taking it into consideration.
Mr. Rose, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Adam,
opposed the delay, on the ground that it was better that the trial
on which these witnesses were subpoenaed should be put off than
the trial of the merits of the election.

With the leave of the House Lord Temple withdrew his motion.
Lord TEMPLE gave notice, that to-morrow he will move,
that there be laid before the House copies of the Note addressed
by Lords Holland and Auckland to the American Minister,dated
December 17th, 1/406, relative to the Treaty.
Mr. SHERIDAN gave notice, that on Monday next be will
move that there be laid before the House, copies of all the corre-
spondence between his Majesty's Ministers and the Court of
Stockholm, after the taking of Copenhagen, upon the subject of
retaining possession of the Island of Zealand.

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MANOR .AND ESTATIi, HEREI.ORDSHIRE.

By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, nn
Friday, the 18th instant, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Cof.-
fse-House Change-alley Cornblll, London, in one Let ;

A VALUABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situate in the Pariah of Kingston, tailed DUNS-
WATER, within five miles of the city of Hereford ; comprising
the MANOR of KINGSTON FORGES, (co-extensive sviih the
Parish), with the Quit or Chief Rents, Royalties, and Immuni-
ties, and an excelkm FARM of rich and fertile Land, containing
near FOUR HUNDREI) ACRES, divided into convenient In-
closures, with a Farm-House, and suitable Buildings, advan-
tageously placed in the centre of the Estate, now on Lease to Mr.
John Goode, which empires at Candlemas, 1610.—A considerable
t-eam of Water runs th •ougb the Estate.

To be viewed 28 dila preeeding the sale, when printed Fwd.'
culars may be had of the Tenant; alio at the New Inn, Hereford;
K .ig's Arms, Leominster ; Cr .wn, ; of the Printers of
t to Hereford, Glocester, and NVorcoster Journals, and Shrews-
b my Chronicle ; of Richard Griffiths, Fsl. Great Jame-street,
Widford-row, London ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs.
Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Altiersgate-street,Lotsdon.
London, England, 1808-11-05

3ars sv AM NON.

wattnitcrochatimz.—sAll POSTPONED.
MESSRS. SKINNER; DYKE, TUCH IN, and
ALL FORREST, Hy inform the Public, that the SALE
of the Capital FR I.D Effi A'FE, situate near St. Neot's,
In the County of Huntingdon, Advertised to be Sold by
Auction, by them, on Tuesday di. 15th November, in One Lot,
at Oarraway's Coffee House, is
Aiderstate-street. October Slraribd.

I'ERSHI'

A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA fOR, AND
ADVOWSON, IN GLOUCF.s IRE.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCNIN, and FORREST,
On Tuesday, the 15th instant, at 12 o'clock, at Garraway's Cof-
fee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornbiil, London, inone Lot,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe-
free, and the Land Tax redeemed,devirably situate at Haw-
ing, within nine miles of Cheltenham, eight of Northlesch, nine
of Stow-on-the-Wold, and eighteen of the city of Gloucester ;
comprising the MANOR of HAWLING, with its Rights and
Royalties, a commodious Manor House, with Offices and the
Demesne Lands, containing about Fourteen Hundred and Twenty
Acres, dividetinto eligible Farms, with suitable Farm Houses,
Barns, Stabling, Beast Stalls, and other Outbuildings, now in the
occupation of Messrs. Ruck, Cook, and Lodge, on Leases whir&
expire at Lady-day, 1810.
About One Hundred sod Eight Acres of Wood Land and Plan-
tations, in hand.
Also Four Hundred aid Thirty-one Acres of Land, let on
Leases, and Copies of Court Roll for Lives, a considerable past
depending on very old single lives ; together With the lldvowson
of the Rectory, and the whole Township or Village of Howling.
The Estate forms a most valuable property, is capable of great
improvement, and well worth the attention of gentlemen wishing
to realize in Gloucestershire.

To be viewed by applying to the principal tenants; and printed
particulars may be had at the Manor House, six weeks preceding
the sale; also at the King's Head, Northleach ; Unicorn, Stow;
Plough, Cheltenham; of Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloucester; Mr.
Landon, Printer, Sherborne ; Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ;
Messrs. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Messrs. Dawson',
Printers, Oxford ; Messrs. Wells and Gwinett, Cheltenham ;.
Charles Wade, Esq. Pueitnall, near Romsey, Hants—where a
Plan may be seen ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and
Forrest, Aldcrsgate-street, London—.-where a Plan may also be
seen.
London, England, 1808-11-05

CIISLMSPORD, OC7D3EII 29.

The following Lines were found written upon the
Wall of an Officer's Barrack it oom :
ON MY QUARTERS BEING CHANGED,
FROM COMBE, SOMERSETSHIBE, TO CHELMSFORD.
Down, down yon fields, alone, I stray,
When volley'd lightnings wing their way,
Athwart night's cheerless gloom:
In many a musing fit I'm lost,
On seas of melancholy toted—
Now I'm away from Combs !
TuEßE—there would lovely woman's smile
My winter's ev'aing oft beguile,
And ehace the falling tear!
Taste Learning, from her throne of light,
Would join the sports of chaste delight,
And charm the list'ning ear!
But, eh! how chang'd, for scenes like TiltSL!
Hxxv—cold contempt the stranger sees;
No kindness titer he knows:
Ah! no, no, no!—the stranger uses
Has nought to charm his aching ear;
For here no kindness flows !

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON

MEETING, 1110 B:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4.

Mr. Denham's ch. galloway Eliza, 6st. 71b. beat Mr. George's
b. galluway Kitty, 7st. B. C. iOgg. h. ft.
Ld. Sackville's Deceiver, Bst. 4 Ilb. beat Mr. Wyndham 's Elec-
tion, Bst. 91b. Ab. M. 200 gs. h. ft.---2 to 1 apt. Deceiver.
Mr. Wyndham's Scorpion, Bst. 21b. beat Ld. Kinnaird's Achilles,
Bst. 81b. Two-yr. old Course, 200 gs. h. ft.-2 to lon Scorpion.
Mr. Batson's Hedley beat Sir C. Turner's Mr. Gundy, Bst. 51b.
each. First half of Ab. M. 109g5.-7 to 4 agst. Hedley.
Mr. Vansit tart's Burlt igh, 7st. 71b. beat Ld. Kinnaird's Achilles,
Bst. 71b. Two-yr. old Course, 2.00g5. I. fr.—Even.
Sweepstakes of 25gs. each, for 3-yr. olds. Two-yr.

old Course.

Mr. Wilson's Miss Sophia, 7st. 71b.

Mr. Sir C. Bunbury.* Agnes, B‘t. 71b. - 2
Ld. Foley'm Cecilia, Bst. 51b.

sto 4 agst, Miss Sophia-3 to 1 art. Agnes.
A Subscription Handicap Plate of £5O for 3-yr. olds
and upwards. D. I.
- . .

Subscribers paying 2gs. and Non-subscribers sgs. Entrance.

Mr. Howorties. Lauretta, 4-yr. old, 7s t. 10Ib. - 1
Gen. Gower's b. h. Pembroke, 5-yr. old, 7st. 91b. 2
Sir C. Bunbury'b b. f. Agnes, by Sorcerer, 3-yr.old, 7st. 21b. 3
Mr. Golding's b. m. Merrymaid, 5-yr. old, 7st. 111 b. 4
Stawell's b. f. Brighton Last. 3-yr. old, 7st. Sib. 5
5 to 2 agt. Lauretta-5 to 2 agst. Merrymaid.
A Subscription Handicap Plate of £5O, foi 3-yr. olds
and upwards. D. I.
London, England, 1808-11-05

NIARRIEV.

Lately, in the island of Jersey, Clement Hemery, jun. Esq. to
Miss Dural, daughter of Elks Dural, Esq. of that place.
Thursday, at St. Butoiph, Bishopsgate, Daniel Curling, Esq. of
Tavistock-place, Russell-square, to Miss Bash, of Devonshire:.
square.

DIED.

On the 15th ult. at Woolwich, the wife of George Smith, Esq.
late Chief Clerk of the Cheque Office of his Majesty's Dock-yard
at that place.
Monday night, at Ewel, in Surrey, Mrs. Elsmore, relict of Dr.
Elsmore, Rector of Chelsea.
Sunday sennight, by the bursting of a blood-vessel, at Coln
Dean, Gloucestershire' the Rev. James Hare, Rector of that
place, and of Stratton Wilts. The former is in the presentation
of the Master and fellows of Pembroke College, Oxford.
On the 20th ult. aged 27, at the house of her mother, Mrs.
Marshall, of Enstont, Oxfordshire, Mary, the wife of the Rev.
William Loggin, of Dockish, in Devonshire, and Rector of Long
Marston Gloucestershire.
Wednesday sennight, at Hull, the wife of Mr. Wells, Muter
of a river sloop. The deceased, who was little more than 22 year s
of age, had only lain in Oro or three weeks, of her fourth child i
after eating her Onus-, apparhadrin good health, she dropped
Awn, mod iftstagaly mixed.

GLOUCESTER PLACE.

TO BE LET, or the LEASE to be DISPOSED OF,
A VERY excellent FAMILY HOUSE, with
1- Coach House and Stabling for six Horses, most desirably
situated In the preferable part of the New Road, near the Par-
ma's Nursery, and commanding a very extensive and delightful
view of the bills of Hampstead, Highgate, &c. Upwards of six-
teen years of the Lease are unexpired. The Premises consist of
four Rooms on the Attic Story, two on the Second Floor, and a
Dressing-room, two on the That Floor with folding doors, two
on the Ground Floor, and a Water Closet, and on the basement a
spacious Kitchen under thelsack court, a second Kitchen, House-
keeper's Room, Wine Waite, &e.
Apply g No. 31, Gloucester Minis the New Rosd,
London, England, 1808-11-05

THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET.
nN MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7,
V their Majesties Servants will act Shakespeare's Play of
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
Henry, King of England, Mr. POPE ;
Cardinal M'oelsey, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Cardinal Campeius, Mr. CHAPMAN;
Aeahiabup of Canterbury, Mr. MURRAY ;
Duke of Buckingham Mr. BRUNTON.
tae, Queen of England, Mrs. SIDDONS ;
Anne Bullen, Mist BRISTOW.
In Act 1. the Cardinal's Banquet—Act 11. the Trial of Queen
Krhirine—Act V. Procession to the Christening of the Princess
Eliabesia.
To which will be added the Melottrame of
THE BLIND BOY.
Stanislaus Mr. MURRAY ;
Mum& Mrs. C. K!. MiILE ; Olierto, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Rodolpho, Mr. CRUNTON; Molina', Mr. LISTON.
Lida, Miss BRIbTOW ; Thins, Miss NORTON.
Oallinday, Every Man in his Humour; with Love-a-la-Mode.
On Wednesday, Hamlet ; Hamlet, Mr. Kemble.
A New Grand Melo-Draniatic Opera, in three Acts, called
tDe Edle, has been Ling in preparation, and will be produced on
luteday Tint, with entire New Music, Scenery, Dresses, and
Deevnticas.
Ike Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. Young is en-
gaged it this Theatre, and will make his first appearance in the
new/Ado-Dramatic Opera, on Tueaday next.

ARMY.
A CAPTAIN of INFANTRY, whose Regiment
J. 3- is in the East Indies, wishes, in consequence of. ill health,
to exchange with one on Half-pay, or to a Oarrhan Battalion.—
No letter will be attended to, bat from an Officer wishing to ex-
change ; and for particulars, apply (post paid) to K. L. Esq. Post
Office, Chudlcigh, Devon.
London, England, 1808-11-05

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EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
LADIES and Gentlemen who attend COURSES
of LECTURES on NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY, are informed that the late DR. GkOltOit GU !-
cols, expressly intended his recent work published under the
title of LIC.TUUS OD EXPERIMENTAL 1'1(1E030E11T, CMENTIS-
r, and AnotoNomr, as a Text-Book, or Companion to such
Courses. It may be had of all the Booksellers; Opticians, and
Mathemaical Instrument Makin, in Two Volumes, illustrated
wish numerous Engravings, price 13s. in boards, or 14s. bound.
London, Nov. 1, 1808.

. ,
. NEGLECTED EDUCATION.
rIENTLEMEN whose Educations have been neg-
v hated in the early part oflife,and who are thereby incapabk
el discovering and correcting the inaccuracies they commit in
wfitiag and speaking, may be taught at their own houses, the re-
gular construction of the English Language, and the Principles of
Cooposaion, be a Clergyman of the Established Church, rest•
dietir a central part of the City.
Tour'Aerate improvement, and to save the time that must
stiereise be devoted to the subject, the method of instruction
*Jibe principally by conversation ; and in so plain and simple a
meter, that Gentlemen will be speedily enabled to avoid most
dthe WOMAN of speech, and to perceive and rectify all the
Lahr( graimmtied errors and deviations from propriety in their
rue Notes, Letters, or Compositions of any description.
lloteptnons who may object to receive instructions at th..ir
lan beans, may attend the Clergyman at his apartments ; and
patents svbo may fed desirous of having their sons or daugh tern
intruded in this teo-mach neglected part of Education, will be
Illitcd upea by transmitting their address, directed as below.
Rev. L.P. at Mr. Harris's, the corner of St. Paul's Church-
yard.—Lettets only at first will be attended to.

6.
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s

L)ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Sock,JA- Brokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, the STATE
LOTTERY will commence Drawing on the lath of December.
l'heSchetne is quite navel, and has advantages, which no other
TWOever possessed, viz.
TWO ADDITIONAL. BENEFITS of FIVE HUNDRED
TICKETS each, will be given by the Contractor, with the per-
vasion of Govenunent: by which Adventururs have the dunce
if all the Capital and other Prizes, in 500 or 1000 Tickets,
blies their own, and may contain—
POUR PRIZES of .V 20,000 !! !
0,000 I 6 of
S 5,000 &c. &c. &c.
The Tickets and Shares are on Sde at the Offices, Rank Build-
L"::hit, and opposite the King's Mews, Charing Cross,
, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the only
t'srsons that ewer sold in Shares,
Two Prizes of £30,000.
And in the last Lottery, Two Prizes of £20,000.
No. tt,tao, and No. 10,197, both in Shares.

X I,COO

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London, England, 1808-08-16

N.IITTICA.L INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST Is.
Pat back the Endeavour armed brig. 'with i cativo?
for Wa,es. Arrved the Traffick, MAIN, tromDeme.
rara (imr of the CAnota..t's convoy), with rum, for
this plare.—Wind b.

W.
IORBAI, AUGUST 14,
Last evening, alter post, arrived the Channel fleet,
from off Brett, undet the command of Admiral Sir
.1. T. Ducawoaris, coaitisting of the ROYAL GEORGIC,
ST.I G4ORGE,DARO4OtAINT, NEPTUNE, TEMERAIRI,
And '.=.4wWi ;di NIMROD Cutter ; also the
Loeis Land HARDT, from a cruize.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 14. -
Came in, the EcraYnict, of 24 guns, and dip PIM-
Rosa, of 18 guns, from the Eastward, with 50 sail of
transports under convoy, having on board dragoons
and other droops for Portugal—put in by contrary
wind. Also a Portuguese ship and a Spanish schoo-
ner, from Teneriffe.„ The REDWING, of 18

..414 _ guns, is
just arrived with dispatches from the Mediterranean.
PriRTSMOIITH, AUGUST 15.

. Arrived the Vzot.rr lugger, from a ctuize. Sailed
his Majesty's ships la LOIeE, a ith specie, for Spain ;
and le TIGRE, to join the Channel ficet. —Wind N. W.
DOVER, AUGU3T 15.
One of our galleys, with five men, went off yester-
day evening, with a pilot to a brig coming up ; the
wind blowing very strong from the Westward, sl:e
unfortunately upset about a mile from the shore;
three galleys were immediately launched off from the
beach, and got to the unfortunate men (just in time,
as they were then nearly exhausted), and brought
them safe on shore : four of them were almost reco-
vered by the time they-were landed ; but the remain-
ing one (13tiarsEas,) expired soon afterwards, although
every n-ems were used to recover him.—Wind W.
and blows fresh.
London, England, 1808-08-16

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

'['HE greatest blemish to beauty is superfluous pairs '
on the Face, Neck, and Arms—HUßEßT's ROSEATE
POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant article, per-
fectly I :nocent and pleasant to use, price 41. and 7s.
Sold by she Proprietor, wholesale and retail, No. 25, Russell-
street, Covent Garden Overtton, 47, Bond-street ; Dannet,
Cheapside ; Thorn, 45, Oxford-street ;Davison, 59, Fleet-street ;
Bull, Dublin • Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Gregsons and
Ranson, LivCrfool ; Si,nsnn, Hertford ; Searle, Leeds; Spooner,
Worthing ; Cattk, York ; Trewman, Exeter ; Gould, Bath ;
Hopkins; Hull; Benison, Margate; Gregory, Brighton; Shear-
down, Doncaster; Whirtick, Gloater; Swinney, Birmingham ;
Rollason, Coventry ; Gllburd, Brighton; Mitchell, Colchester ;
Trabs, Worcester ; sprangt, Tunbridge-Wells ; Jeald.ns, Swan-
•eca; and in (wog tows—atiood Ammo, to dealeri.

THE BEAUTIES OF TOM BROWN.
This day were published,
In One Volume Duodecimo, embellished with a large Quarto
Caricature Frontispiece coloured, engraved by that inimitable
Artist Rowlandson, price Is, in boards,
'THE BEAUTIES of TOM BROWN. Con-
sisting of Humourous Pieces in Prose and Poetiy, selected
from the Writings of this satirical and lively Author. To which
is prefixed a Life of the Author.
By the late CHARLES HENRY WILSON, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple.
London : Published by T. and R. Hughes, Ludgate-street, and
the rest of the Proprietors.
London, England, 1808-08-16

FROM LLOYD' LIST.

ChIAVISZNIO, AVOUST t5.--Passed by the Hellen, Robson
from Jamaica; Recovery, Alexander; and Harriet, Bradshaw,
from Surinam. Sailed the Wahltamstcw, Jones, for India ; For-
tune, Crawly, for Cadiz ; and Flora, Turpin, for Cork.
The Emulous sloop of war, with a fleet from Halifax, is arrived
at Barbadoes.

The Hannah and Sally, Sullivan, from China, for Amsterdam;
Ana Reliance, Simmons, from Batavia for Boston , are detained by
ins Majesty's ship Otter, and sent into the Cape of Good Hope.
The Friends, Baker, and a fleet from Gottcnburgh for London,
are arrived off the Humber.

TM Robert and Sarah, Park , from Shields for London, was
lost on Horsboreugh Sand on the 3d inst.
The Satyr, Jones, from Malta, Is on shore near Gravesepd.
A ship belonging to a convoy bound for Surinam, was raptured
on the Ist of June off Surinam, and carried into Cayenne.
•
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Captain BARRETT is appointed Commissioner of the Naval
Yard at himaica, in the room of Rear Admmtl Mums.
Captain Kea* Is appointed, pee ter pore, to command le Tigre,
instead of Captain ati.s.owat.a,whois unwell.
Lietttenant HAILLY to command the Ildefonso, victualling de-
pot, at Spitheal
Lieutt 4...1nt LITTLE, tO COCIINADd the E:Rlll,lliCe Mo NT It L ISOR
qi.ointed to the Revenge.
Mr. AvTom to be Purser of the Ildefonso.
London, England, 1808-08-16

Thii day was pubhihed,

Neatly printed In 3 vols. I 2mo. price Its. boards, a new. Edition,
being the Sixteenth, of

ESSAYS, MORAL AND LITERARY.
By VICESIMUS KNOX, D.D.
Master of Tunbridge School, and late Fellow of St. John's Co -
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ALETTER to the COMMISSIONERS of MI-
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IStatlments made by Mr. )(KATZ, Surgeon-General to the Forces,
xespecting the Medical Department of the Army.
By ROBERT JACKSON, M.D.
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In a few dais will be published,

•
j-'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXIV.—
coatalning Fox's History of James ll.—M'GiU's Travels in
Turkey, Italy, and Russia--Newenham and others on the State
a Ireland—Clarkson on the Slave Trade—Davy's Bakerian Lec-
ture—Bolingbroke'. Voyage to the Demerary—Birch and Lord
Selkirk on National Defence—Douce's Illustration of Shakespear
.---Mitford's History of Greece, Ste.
Primed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edlobuggh ; and John
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SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC
4—/ DROPS are to be had genuine, wboiesale and retail, at the
following houses:—Messae. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow
Church-yard; Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul'. ; Shaw and
Edwards No. 66, St. Paul's; Butler, Chespside ; Howard and
Evans, Long-lane; Barclay and Son, Fleet Market ; Johnstone,
No. 15, Oreek-street, Sobo ; Bowling and Co. Borough : at Croy-
don ; and Newport, Isle of Wight. The genuine medicine has
the words—by dr! King's Patent—rspressed on the Bottle, Bill,
and Wrapper, and the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles
of ss. 6d. 10s. and 11. Va. duty included, as usual, at.the onlr Dis-
penseuT,No. 7s, Soho-square, London.
London, England, 1808-08-16

DEAL, AUGUST 15.

Arrived this morning his Majesty's ship NARCIS-
SUS, from Oporto, with a fleet under convoy,
which are sailed for the River; also the homeward-
bound East and West India fleets. Came down
from the River the Ash, —, for the East Indies.
Sailed the Boa) gun-brig, with a convoy for Yar-
mouth ; PINCH= and It4CAI3/OND gun-brigs, on a
cruise.
London, England, 1808-08-16

L9I4pON.

• - TUESDAY, AUGUST 16.
PiprEOFSTOCKSTHER DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cons. money, 66,41—for ace. 6641--Reduced 67.
Omni= dis.—Ezel.eq.-Bllls ss. 6s. pre.—
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per O. Red Ann. 67/ 67 Imperial Ann 7 11-16
9 per C. 661. India Stock 1761
4 per Cent. 5:314 India Bonds, 4s. ss. pram
5 yer Cent. Navy 9811 Excheq. Bills, 3s. 6s. prem.
I.cng Ann. 14 11-16 Consols for sec. 6611
• IDOTTENBURGH MAIL.
A Mail arrived this morning, and has brought us
the following:

" STffiCKHOLM, JULY SO.
There is a report here, that the Swedes under
Klingsper have defeated the Russians near Luppo, '
between the 18th and 19th instant. The Swedes were
only 3300 strong, and the Russians 6000. The
Swedes lost in killed upwards of 20 officers. It is
said to have been a most bloody affair—Kliiirpor
could not avoid giving battle for fear of being cut off."
" His Royal Majesty's Yacht Arnadie, at anchor off
. _ Caetleholm, July 21.
•61 Royal Majesty went on shore at three o'clock
I in Use afternoon to review, near Fairsun ,a strong
battalion of the Finnish Reserve, which was on its
march to join the army ;.and near Godby, a body of
Itke Royal Oland Militia with a corps of about 1000
, Volunteers, destined to reinforce the Furnish army.
Mss Majesty stapressed to them his approbation 'of
1 thpir.lo) al 44kfaiti btu' co act, and desired them to
pinevere in it instil the war should have been brought
la a snciessful issue."

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London, England, 1808-08-16

THE ARMY.
A MAJOR in a Garrison Battalion wishes to ex-
change to Half-pay ; a Captain in a fine single Battalion
lately returned from Service, to a Second Battalion, receiving a
difference ; a Lieutenant and Cornet Heavy Dragoons to Infantry.
Several Exchanges from Regiments at home, to Foreign Service.
Apply (post paid) to George Calvert, Esq. Great Mary4a-
bonne-street, London.
Military Agency conductgd generally.
London, England, 1808-08-16

YAP.MOUTH, AUGUST 15.

Arrived yesterday P. M. the Quwic frigate, from
Sheerness, and the CALYPSO sloop of war from a cruize,
and I.Taoz.vv brig. Sailed this morning tJle QUEBEC
for the North Ward. CALYPSO and Havoc have each
Rue peter flying, signal for sailing. Several ships are
now in the Offing; supposed Admiral Russal's fleet.
Wind S.W. and squally. •

LETrH, AUGUST

Arrived in Leith Roads, the TAaTAR frigate, from
a cvnize off Bergen, the CYGNET sloop of war from a
cruize; PRINCE FREDERICK AUGUSTUS cutter from
ditto, and Attr4tikss sloop of war, from ditto.
London, England, 1808-08-16

RIMAIN IN TIM DOWNS.

Majestic, Vice-Admiral Rosszat ; Prir.reu cf Orange, Vice-
Admiral CAISPNELL ; Bellerophon, Rear... Admiral GARDNER ;
Aboukir, Hero, Monmouth, Minotaur, Blustrious, Nassau, War-
spite, Clyde, lisgard, Trusty, Narcissus, Camilla, Challenger,
Pandora, Rosario, bold, Flamer, Furious, Bloodhound, Mariner,
Mazer, Indignant, Bustler, Rcscena, Tcrioise, Sea Lark, rig :cn,
and Lady C.stleratagh East India ship, for the Riec:-.—Wind
W. S. W. strong breeze.
London, England, 1808-08-16

This day were published, an enlarged Edition of

1. V EARSLEY's TAX TABLES for 1808, con-
taining a concise Table of the New Stamp Duties, the
New Assessed 'razes, Property Tax, and %variety of other Tax
Acts of general importance, brought down au the present time,
price is.
2. A separate Sheet Table of the most General Taxes, for the
use of Connting-lmtsses, Halls, Offices, &c. corrected to the close
of the Session, 1808, price is.
Printed for G. Kearsley, Fket-street, London ; and sold by all
other Booksellers.