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London, England, 1808-10-18 00:00:00

)nigActif OP PAROLE OF HONOUR.

T44IO.PORT OFFICE, OCTOBAB is, um...
kIEREAS the Two FRENCH PRISONERS
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of WAR, named and described at the foot hereof, have
ABSCONDED from CHESTERFIELD, in Derbyshire, in vio-
lation of their Parole:cif Honour; the Commissioners for con-
dticdng bis M4sites transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a
Reward of FIVE GUINEAS fur the recapture of each of the said
Prisoners, to any person or persons who shall apprehend them,
or either dr tbeeb, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise
cause them toibe.securely lodged in any of the public Gaols.
• LOUIS HENRY MARIE, Lieutenant in the Army, aged 29,
5 feet 6 inches high, rather stout, oval visage, swarthy corn-
pleaticui, black hair, dark eyes, and has a mole on the left cheek.

PIERRE JOSEPH MOREI.L, Captain of the Jena French
privateer, aged 51, .5 feet 6 inches high, middling sized, round
viNage, dart .complexion, brown hair, blue oyes, aiid has lost
three fingeriof his right band.

ONEI4IOifSANI
POUNDS will be given to
any perscso who will. Procure the .tickiertber a Situatiosi of
ACo c? AT F. PROrir, eitber at House or AbINOId. the. former
would be preferred. The greatest secrecy maybe relied on, and
the most respectable reference can be given as to the Birth, Edu-
cation, and Manners of the Advertiser. No interview but with
the Principal procuring the Situation, can take place.—Letters,
(Pest-paid) addressed A. B. Gray's Inn CO-re-house, Holborn.

WLSTHORPF. HOUSE and ESTATE on the BANKS of
the THAMES, near MARLOW, BUCKS.
A NY Gentleman, inclined to treat for the Purchase
L .11" of the above ESTATE, may obtain particulars and Cards
of admission to view the same, by applying to Mr. TeNnsts,
Solicitor, Lincoln's inn Fields.

BY QF riorptitiii4sa COM
OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
• •
On Frielay, thittlat of October, IBos, will be Sold by Public
'tuition, at the Custom Howie, in East Cowes,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS and MATE-
L which have been seized and legally condemned:
1001bs Cortex Pemviauus of the finest Powder and quality, in
,T.oti of 'fen Pounds
Two Mainsails of a large Cutter 450 Yards each.
One small ditto - - 120
Orte Square Sail - 375
Try-sail - - 290
• Square Topsail . 270
Small ditto - - - 60

;lONERS

Theca Foresails and twelve Jibbt, besides twenty .Boat's Sails of
various sizes, all in excellent condition
TwoVabks, three Hawsers, and a large quantity of Stencfutg and
Running Rigging
One Mast 75 Feeg by 19 Inches.
One. Bowsprit 14
One. small Mast - 11
Onesmall Bowsprit 9
Fifteen AnekOrs of different weights and a variety of Spars.' ;
Also the broken-up. Has of several Cutters and Boats, Beats,
Deck Planks, Claw, 8 &c.
Likewise, free of Dutieatu the PurchaaA one Case, containing
th*e DOzent Putt Wine, and one Jar Tatn..-wds.,
The wholC may be viewed on appßutlon to the Warehouse-
keeper, three days.pfevicrus to the sale, Which will taki plaie
aL,EIsYtO o'Cliock is themoruing..

dtb of October, unless that day fall on Sunday, and then on the
following day, in order to receive the report of the Committee,
and transact such business as may occur. The first Annual Ge-
neral Court to be held on the 6th October, lb®.
The patients are to be divided into two classes.—lst. Out-pa-
tients to whom advice and medicines will be supplied gratuitously.
In patients on whom the operation for thecatarait is to be
performed. As the funds, for the present, are unequal to the
support of many patients in the house, the blind from cataract
will be alone admitted into it, and these will be received accord-.
ing to priority of application. Patients will be admitted Mon-
days and Thursdays, from tweire osclocie till two.
Doctor DaNir.i.t. was elected Physician to this Charity; Dr.
FAKRE) Physician
.to the London Infirmary for Diseases Of the
Eye, was efiosen Consulting Physlciatr; and J. C. SnuNDrAs. Esq.
Oculist to the same Institution, was chosen Consulting Oculist to
' this-Establishment.
Resolved, That the best Thanks of this Meeting be, presented
to these Gentlemen, for the readiness and. politeness with which
they assented to the proposal; as the high respectability and cele-
brity of their professional characters, cannot fail to recommend
this loptitution to the support and confidence of the
Resulved, upon the metion of SAMUEL 15EKLAVICII, ksq. se-
coodedbytltn Rehr. Mr..711t i ir, . that the warmest thanks, of the
friend; of this charity, ere dpem S. F. Milford, Esq, for thepublie
spirit and judicious conduct he has manifested in bringing forward
the institutidn, for his uniemittaid exertions in promoting its in-
terests, and for his able conduct this day in the Chair.
SAM. FRED. MILFORD, Chairman.
SUBSCRIBERS.

Benincfiens. Attn. Sul-
reriptioar.
Right Hon. Earl Fortescue, Lord Lieute-t
at 4 ...o
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nant of the County of Devon -
Right Hun. Lord Viscount Courtenay
Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Latter
'Right Hon. Lord Clinton -
Right Hon. Lord Graves •
J. P. Bastard, Esq. M.P.
Sir Lawrence Palk, bare. M.P.
S. Fred. Milford, Esq. .
John Milford, Esq.,
Mrs. A. M. Follett
Samuel Kekewich, Esq.
Sir Win. Pole, Bart.
Sir John Kennaway, Bart.
James Miming, jun: Esq.
John'Edy Marking, Esq. • •
Wm. Adams, Esq. Oculist
Sir John Chichester, Bort; -
Sir Thomas Dyke Aclaud, Bart. -
John B. CholwiCh, Esq.
Albany Saville, Esq. M.P.
Robert Russell, Esq. - -
Edward Divert, Esq. Bystocit
J. P Carpenter, Esq. Mount Tory,
Paul Orchard,,Esq. Hartland Abbey
Lambert Blair, Esq. Courtland
Thomas Porter, Roakbeare.House, Esq.
Admiral Schank • • .
Warwick Huh) Tonkin, Esq.
Richard tales, Est.
Lieutenant-Colonel William Bray
Joseph Powell, Esq.
Mr. William Lee, Druggist

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Wm. Mitehell„Esq. Wymond- J. White, Esq. Fordland 1 1
ham Norfolk ' A'2 2 Rev Dr. Perkins, DaWlith 1 1
Mrs. Freeman, of Mots *2 2 Rev. Robi.'fripp Rew 1 1
Rev. 7304c1*q Wiu.Wrcy 1. 1 W. Law, lisq. Barustaile 1 1
Sir Wm. Elton!, Bart. 1 1 Mr. Bowring, Attorney-
Rev. James Mangling 1 1 at-Law - 1 1
J. BuliCtl, Esq. - 1 1 John Dalire, Esq. 1 1
Relibest Phillips, Esq. 1 h Wm. Cooper, Esq.Hea-
Thomas Russell, Esq. 1 1 viva. - 1 1
Dr. Daniell . 1 4, Mrs. Guyer, ditto 1 1
Hairy Studdy, Es qi 1 1 Maio Vernon - 1 1
Rich. Kennaway, of Fseor, • John Weymouth. New-
Esq. . - '- .1 1-•• house EA. Z. :1 1
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ARITHMETIC.
This day was published, closely printed, price 3s. 6d. bound.
with an allow:tree of the 25th Book,
rrHE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE -and
BUSINESS, adapted to the practical USE of SCHOOLS,
including a complete reformation of all the Tables of Weights awl •
Measures ; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives,
Stocks, &c. &c.; and MORE NUMEROUS EXAMPLES under_;
every Rule than are to be found i❑ any other Book of this Kind.
By the Rev. J. JOYCE,
Author of Scientific Dialogpes, &c. &c.
Every man of business in tlwßritisliEmpire must recollect how
much he had to unlearn in the practice-of Arithmetic, when
having left school he first entered into the commerce of fifes awl
alse how little he had learnt which was strictly applicabkse real.
transactions. The present System of Arithmetic, disregnig the
letters of its predecessors, has consulted alone thaw/coal =dime,
tailing occasions for the exercise of this useful An..
branch of trade and manufacture has been sedulnuelysoustA4
in the new exemplification of the various Tables of Weights thd :
Measures; every thing obsolete or useless. in other bewail' -ef
Arithmetic has been expunged; and every thing bas been intros
doted that is essentially necessary.
Printed for Rictimto PKALLIrs, No. 6, Bridge-street, BlaCkts
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers.
Also, a Ktg to the above, price 21.6 d.

MODERN LONDON SURGERY.
This day was published, in one very large and closely printed ,
Volume, Octavo, illustrated with such plates as are essential t •.
the subject, rice 12s. in boards,
FIRST' LINES of the Practice of SU,ROERYI _
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being an elementary Work for Students. and. 4 concise Bo*,
of Reference for Practitioners.

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By SAMUEL COOPER,
Member of the Royal Coilege of Surgeons; Fellow of the •
Alical Society of Loudon; and Author
.of CriticsAßeflectiu
on the Cataract.

Printed for Amuses; PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had,
1. A TREATISE on the ANATOMY and DISEASES of the
EAR, with large Plates, drawn from real dissections. By
Saunders, Demonstrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's .Hospital,
and Surgeon to the Dispensary for Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Folio, i I. ss.
2. The ELEMENTS of GALVANISM, in theory.aud prac-
tice. By C. Wilkinson, Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and
1 ecturer outlet Science, iu Soho-square. In two volumes, livo.
with numerous plates, pries4l. Is.
3. The NAVAL SURGEON, containing the entire Duties of
Medical Men at Sei. By W. Turnbull, Surgeon of the Navy,
&c. plates, 9s. boards.
4. A 'FREATISE as VACCINE INOCULATION, to which
is added, an Account of the Chicken Pox, dad E.-Kine Pox, and
the Hires; with an Appendix. ,containing Letters from Physic•
trans and Surgeons 40 eminence,. respecting the present Stare of
Vaccination in many Cities and principal 'Pownt of the United
Kingdom. By Roll rt M.D. F. A. S. Ste. &c. 4to. with
coloured engraving price Iss. in boards.
5. Treatise on the Causes, Progress and Cure of Consumption.
By John Reid, M.D. Physician to the Finsbury Dispensary, 7a•
Lards.
6. A Treatise on the Process employed by Nature in suppresk. .
singe th,IO2,IORRH,Ii.GE fro.n Divided and Punctured Atte.
ries., By J. F. D. Jones, M. D. in one volume, bvo. with num..-
mus•Plftes tes, 6`d. boards.
7. A Pii.:ity;lCAL INQUIR V into theCausta of CON VW,.
SIVIiAS &Esc. By Robert Bree M,p. tire.RnyalLoi-
lege of rhysician4 &S. The Fourth islition, considerablN
prtecti-a;slitirmiged, by additional prActiaal observations.

MAJOR fIOGANI APPEAL.

AN APPEAL to the PUBLIC, and a FARE-1
WELL ADDRESS to the ARMY,
By BREVET-MAJOR HOGAN, late a Captain in the ad
Regiment of Infantry ;
In which he resigned his Commission, in consequence of the
Treatment he experienced from the DUKE of YORK, and the
System that prevails in the Army, respecting Promotions, in-
cluding some Strictures upon the general Conduct of our
TARY FORCE.
" Let others tamely suffer if they will—
" I'll state my wrongs, and tell them to the world !"
Major HOGA tea Appeal.
Sold by J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the
Royal Exchange.

DUTCH PAPERS.

ERFURTH, SEPT. 28.

Yesterday at nine o'clock in the morning, arrived
here his Majesty the Emperor of the French. The
Commandant of the town, the Magistrates, and De-
puties of the Livery, the University, and the Clergy,
met him without the gates ; the President of the Se-
nate tendered him the keys of the gates of the city,
and presented an address, expressing the fidelity and
attachment of the inhabitants to his person and Go-
vernment. The Emperor having perused the address,
and testisfied his satisfaction, entered the town on
horseback amidst the firing of guns, ringing of bells,
and joyful acclamations of the inhabitants, and alight.
ed at the hotel prepared for his reception. Soon after
the Emperor mounted his horse again to pay a visit
to his Majesty the King of Saxony, who arrived on
the preceding day. He afterwards inspected the
troops quartered in this town, and then proceeded on
horseback an the road to Weimar, to meet his Im-
perial Majesty the Emperor of Russia. About three
o'clock in the afternoon the two great Monarchs en-
tered the town on horseback, attended by a great
number of persons, of the first distinction, and escor-
ted by two regiments of foot and two regiments of
horse. At night the whole town was illuminated.
At Weimar 300 men of the Imperial Russian
Guards are expected.
His Majesty the King of Westphalia, his Impe-
rial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, and the
Duke and Hereditary Princeof Weimar, have arrived
in this place.

PARIS, OCTOBER s.
The day before yesterday arrived here the 76th re-
giment on its march to Spain ; this is the last regi-
ment which is to proceed from the Grand Army to
Cut country.

On the loth of last month arrived in Grenoble
eight very laige waggons, loaded with the collection
of antique statues of the Villa Berghese, purchased
by his Majesty the Emperor. They chiefly consist of
the Gladiator, the Achilles, the Veuus Victriw, and a
voce of an uncommon size, and are, destined fir the
Museum Naps lean: -

Within these last days, no intellipnce of any mo.
meat has been received from Spain. General Le-
febvre has arrived in Bayonne from that country, and
is daily expected in this capital.