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London, England, 1808-06-15

DIED.

At Charleston, South Carolina, aged 2.5, Mr. NV-aotillarn, late
of Covent Carden •l'heatre. He came by his death in an eneore,
where his exertion burst a blood vessel; After which he survived
tut a few clays.
In Ratliclawny, Queen's county, tin the nOth john Murray
Prior, Esq. a Captain in the North Cork Miiitia.
Wednesday, in Hertford-street, the infant daughter of Lord
ROM.
At Warblington, Hampshire, on his return from s•-oith Arne-
ientenant 1. W. Littler, of the Royal Horse artillery.
Wclrte3cl3y morning, In consequence of the measles having
ht..ught on a consumption, Miss Ann Hatchard, fourth child cf
M. lixchard,
It Quebec, on the 22d of February last, in the 47th year of his
age, the Hon. I lenry Alicock, his Majesty's Chief Justice of the
province of Lowe r Canada. Ilis malady NM% a bilious fever, in
some degree occasion' d by too intense application.
On Tuesday evening, suddenly, Mr. Loafs, of Wombat's Inn,4
In Dorsoshire, Mr. 1.. was remarkably corpulent, and had for
a short time been ill of a dropsy, but his friends had no fear that
1.1,: life was in immediate danger, and he was himself so little ap-
prehensive of it-, that he had insisted on Mrs. roat's going that
eve-.ling to the'; heatre at illandford, in compliment to the Vo-
le.ateets, whilst he remained at home to mind the business of the
know. He had l'ren cony, rsing with cheerfulness, and observing
he had talked till he was deb sty, be ordered 1 glass of water, after
et-inking which, hr sank back is his chair, and instantly expired.
Mrs. Loan was calkd by express from a place of public festivity
to behold the melancholy reverse which her own home presented:
she had hit it a few short hours before, in consequence of the
affectionate solicitude of her husband to promote her happiness ;
sha returned, and found that husband a corpse!
Saint night, suddenly, of a paralytic seizure, Mr. Kerby,stock-
ing manufacturer, of Btandtord, formerly of the Tax Office,
London. The same afternoon, only a few hours before his dis-
solution, he had been speaking of the good state of his health, and
estailing to a friend the plan of a Littleton: round the coast, which
tie s. cud-d engaje in before the etpiration of :he sturun:r.

LAIV ATELLIGINCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 14.

THE. BARON DE MINCKWITZ V. SMITH.
This was an action for Crim. Con. The lady ie
well known in this town, and the case would proba
bly hare afforded much matter for observation, but
the Plaintiff prudently withdrew the record.
London, England, 1808-06-15

MR. PALMER.

Lord ELLIOTT (Chairman of the Committee upon Mr. Pal-
tner's claim), moved that a message be sent to the Commons, re-
questing that the Commons would lay before that House copies of
the reports of their Committee upon Mr. Palmer'. claim, respect-
ing the reform and improvement of his Majesty's Post Office, and
of the cause of that Gentleman's suspension and dismissal front
the office of Comptroller General. Also, that Mr. Charles Lorg,
a Member of the House of Commons, be summoned to attend,
and be examined befoie their Lordships' Committee upon this

ANNUAL VOTE OF CREDIT.
Lord HAWXESBURY having moved the Order of the fly
for taking Into consideration his Majesty i Message respecting the
annual Vote of Credit, observed, that this being the usual Mes-
sage from his Majesty towards the close of every Session, it was
not his intention to detain their Lordships with any observatiens,
but merely to move the usual address of thanks to his Majesty,
for his most gracious communication. Should any Noble Lbrd
think it necessary to enter into a discussion upon the subject he
should reserve himself for thireply. He concluded by moving,
an humble Address to his Majesty, expressive of the thanks of
that House for his most gracious communication, and assuring his
Majesty that that House would most cheerfully concur in any ex-
pence necessary to counteract the designs of the enemy, &c.
The motion was then put and carried IMP. sea.
MOLTS OF ADMIRALTY.

The Earl of SUFFOLK begged leave once more to ask the
Noble Secretary of State (Lord Hawkesbury), when the returns
respecting the Droits of the Admiralty were likely to be laid on
the table of the House. He had moved for them upwards of six
weeks ago ; and as he conceived the Droits to be properly the
money of the public, and amounting to more than one million, he
thought the public bad a right to be informed of the manner in
which they were disposed of.
Lord HANVKESBURY said, he could net himself specifically
state at what time these returns would be ready to be laid before
their Lordships—he was assured, that no unnecessary time should
be lost. •
After a few words in reply from Lord SUFFOLK, the matter
dropped.
Some routine business was then disposed of, and the House
adjourned until to-morrow, When their I.ordships stand sum--
mooed on the second reading of the Local Militia Bill.
London, England, 1808-06-15

HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
k CAPITAL FREEKOLD ESTATE of 1200
11 Acres, which comprises nearly the whole Parish. The
I:bell:al Farm i$ let on lease ; the renipinder of the lands, with a
pod family residence, with every corNmience, are in hand, of
shitheady possession may be had, and a considerable part of the
realastmoncy may remain on the Fstate. It is situated between
Mad Go miles from London. For fur. I:Pr particulars, apply by
frtter(pv,: paid, no others will be answ,r( d) to Mr. Pringle, to
be left at the Post Office, Alresford, I Tarns.

hURRILY.--'I G BE LET,
FRIGHT'S HILL COTTAGE, the Residence
11, of the Right Honourable LORD THURI.OW, deceased,
voter with A:oseh Home, Garden, Stable, &c. and about
tutfour Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasaure Land, lying
audibe House, pleasantly situated, near adjoining to the Village
ofDalwich in a most respectabto neighbourhood, is perfectly re-
MI, and communicating with the metropolis frorn which it is
distant only six miles) by good roads.
The lheelling I louse is commodious and cciareniently fitted op
for the accommodation at a genteel Fa mly.
&Huntley particulars apply at Mr. lames 's (Mice, No 5, New
lonsell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, where Tickets of admission may
alto be had for viewing the premises.
London, England, 1808-06-15

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE
AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PRIZES.
At the Loudon Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
next, the 17th Day of June, at Twelve o'Clock,
ABOUT 250 TONS of ALICANT SALT.
being the entire Cargo of the Ship Isr.Fcoctta MARIA,
I. B. 11014LCUSSEN late Master, taken by his Nlajesty's Ship
DRYAD, and now condemned to the Crown.
For samples and further particulars apply to Mr. Giles Wels •
ford, Merchant, one of the Agents for Datii,h Prizes.
London, England, 1808-06-15

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr, VILLIERS gave notice, that on Thursday, he would mole
for -leave to bring in a Bill for explaining and amending the laws
respecting Co py-rights.
The Subdivision Clerks, Post Horse, Farming Duty, Prize
Goods, Wine and Spirit Regulation, and Brazil Trade Bills, seve-
rally went through the Commfttee, and were ordered to be re-
ported to-morrow.
The English Promissory Note Restriction 1W went through
the Committee.--Report ordered to be made to-morrow.
The Smuggling, Exchequer Bills, Hackney Coach Licence,
Irish Permit, Pilots, Irish Court of Exchequer Compensation, and
Irish Loan Bills were reported, and ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.
The several resolutions voted last night in the Committee of
Ways and Means were reported, read a second time, agreed to,
and Bills ordered to be brought in on the same.
The Welch Coals Duties Bill went through the Committee, and
was reported. '
Tie Coffee Excise and Duty Redaction Bills were read a Ant
time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.

TOWER HAMLETS.
Mr. JENKINSON gave notice, that he would, en-morrow,
Lying in a Bill for indemnifying certain persons iq the Tower
Hamlets, for certain acts done in execution of the Militia Laws.

GRENADA LOAN.

Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice, that he would', to-morrow,
move for leave to bring in a Bill to extend the time for making
payment on the Grenada Loan, conformable to the Act of the
46th of the King.
London, England, 1808-06-15

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.

'HE Public is respectfully cautioned against
tations of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN.
Tl/RIOE, invented by the late !Aeon HEI/ ET, Dentist to the
QuEst.: and the Pittner of WALES, which have been proved by
long expctier.ce to be infinitely more eticacious for the Teeth and
Gurus, than nny thing yet discovered.
They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bailey and
Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. 9d. each, enclosed in a
stamp, in which the following words are engraved, " J. HEM ET,
I B %v:.rs. and Btrw, Cockspur-street," the Forgery whereof is
Febuy. Sold al2o retail by T. &AMMAN (late. Partner and Suc-
• maw* to Mr. Hemet„) George-street, I lanover-square,
N. B. The Essence is particularly recommendea to Parents and
persons who have the tere'of Children, as the greatest preserve-
' ti,fe et young and tender Teeth.
London, England, 1808-06-15

DIMENSIONS :

Length - - 87 Ft, 0 In.
Breadth - - 26 0
I leighth between Decks - 4 si
Extreme Depth - - Id 0
Admea :11re3 - 242 ss-94 Tuns.
Condemned as Prise to the Crown.
For viewing the Vesael, Inventoriesi and further Particulars,
apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant,
One of the Agents for sale of Danish Prises.

FALMOUTH.
On Thursday, the 90th day of this instant, (June) by 11 o'Clock
in the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth, •
THE Good Ship ACTlVE.—Length 9U Ft. 1 In.
Breadth 26 Ft. u-In. Depth in the Hold 9 Ft. It In. Height
between Decks id:der beam 4 Ft. 7 In. and Admeasurtv 235 Tons.
Captured on her voyage from St. Übe's to Phibulelphia, and con-
demned as Prize to his :Majesty's cutter Alban, ideut. Henry
Weir, Commander.
She is a remarkable strong built Ship, is well found, and may
be scut to sea at a very little expellee.
Immediately otter the sale of the above will be sold 40 Tung
French 'White Wine, hti;:,,° the remainder of t he cargo of the it:ttliot
IRIS, Jan Tiedman, late Masts r, condemned as Prize to his la-
irsty's armed ship Harleittin, Lieutenant I'. C. Anstrut her, Corn-
mauder.
For viewing, inventories and further particulars, apply to
LAZ. and NATLI. HINGSTON, Brokers, Falmouth.
Dated lig June, 1806.

BY OBIPER OPTHE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE
AND DISPOSAL. Of DANISH PROPERTY.
On the Premises of Mews. Widow Symons aud Son, Brims:-
Side, Plymouth, on Friday, the 17th instant, at Eleven precisely,
THE Ship FORTUNA, No. 97, with all her
Stores and Materials, as she nosy lays.
- -

... —_________ _
Length . - 75 Pt. bin.
-
Breadth . - 25 51
.I.dmeasures . .. 2.00 15-94 Tuns.
Sha is well calculated for the general purposes of Trade.
•
After which will be Sold,
3 Half Butts of Wine, and 1 Small Cask Ditto,
Part of the Cargo of the Palmhaum, B. Jorgenson, Mager, re-
stored to the Claimant. And, about 350 Tons of Salt
Part of the Cargo of the Portuguese ship Admiral _Nelson,
Fran. Benicio de Carvalho, Master.
Also, by virtue of 4 Commission of Appraisement and Sale, issued
front the High Court of Admiralty, addressed to the Commis-
sioners for Portuguese Property,and Edmund Lockycr, Esq.
8 Chests Gertnan Linen, viz. 3 Cask Hare Skins, and
4 Chests Silesies 1 Caae Hare's Hair
•
4 Ditto Britannia's
Being part of the Cargo of the Brig Catherina, ----. Snip, Master,
One third on the Vessel, and 25 per cent. on the other Goods,
in Cash or Bank of England Notes, will be required as depo•=it at
I the time of Sale, and the remainder before the delivery of the
1 Lots. The Danish Commissioners will nut consider any intr.
I
chase binding on their part, unless the said deposit is uird.: prior
to the purchaser quitting the Sale-room.
tr-:• The Sale of the Rice has been unavoidably postponed to
the 21st instant, when
315 Whole Barrels/ ex the Johan Heinrich, }Visual, will be
109 Half Ditto % sold.
For 'viewing the above, and.further particulars, apply three days
Wore the Sale, at the counting-house of said
'Widow SYMONS hndSON, Plymouth.
London, England, 1808-06-15

PARSON V. PARRY.

The Plaintiff is a gardener, and sought to recover X 9
for work and labour.—Defence, that the Plaintiff had
agreed to perform the work for two guineas; which
WAS made out, and consequently the Defendant had
a verdict

SMITH V. BEM
The Plaintiff' to this action was in the singular si-
tuation of being Counsel in his own cause; the Defen-
dant is porter to an auctioneer in the Edgware-road.
The Plaintiff, when he stated his case; appeared
to be almost totally ignorant, not only of the law of
evidence and the forms of public justice, but even of
the technical terms familiar in judicial proceedings.
llis Lordship exercised towards him that sort of in-
dulgence which we have been always happy to no.
Lace on the few•occasions where lay and inexperienced
parties ventured on the perilous conflict with profes-
sional learning and dexterity. We were enabled to
collect from the opening of Mr. Smith, that this was
i an action of trover to recover damages (or the corn-
modities themselve) for goods, alledged to be ob-
tained from him by violence. These goods, he said,.
he had bought and raid for at an auction, and in a
contest with the Defendant, they were wrested from

his possession. . .
Mr. George Flint being called, said, that the auc-
tion took place oft the Sd of September last, but
proved nothing to support the case of the Plaintiff ;
and no other witness being called, the Chief Justice
summed up the evidence to the Jury, but not without
occasional interruption from the Plaintiff. After his
Lordship had concluded, and the verdict was about
to be pronounced, the Plaintiff again interposed, and
ising in the midst of the attornies, desired permission
to adduce further testimony, to which Lord ELLEN.-
Boum:on assented, observing, that in favour of this
unhappy person he would even tow consent to the
production of additional evidence.
Witness after witness was then called, till his Lord-
ship remarked, that the witnesses of the Plaintiff had
proved him out of Court, and that he had only per-
mitted this irregular proc,eding in compassion to the
infirmity of the party. After the verdict was given
for the Defendant, his Lordship gave a humane cau-
tion to the Plaintiff, not to involve himself in these
litigations, which would be injurious to him, and
must ultimately terminate in his ruin.
London, England, 1808-06-15

NAUTICAL 11VTELLIGENCE.

- . • .-
The Henrietta, kEARILLEY, •is arrived at Winti,yi
from Greenland, (a full ship) ; she left the csaiiivify
on the 22d May. The Minerva, of HUII, wns lost
going into the ice.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14.
Arrived the Pilgrim, WATSON, from London for
Surinam. The fleets for Quebec and the Isitfditerra:.
nean still remain at St. Helen's and Cowes. Wind W.

. DEAL, JUNE 14.
Sailed his Majesty's ship OuEuriN, on a cruize.—
Came down from the River the Favourite, MUNROi
for the South Seas, and remains in the Downs with
the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind S.W.

HULL, JUNE 13.
The PRINCE WILLIAM and the Cl(Jumps armed ves-
sels arrived in Grimsby Roads on Friday, from Gnt-
tenbnrgh,
with the Elizabeth, a Swedish brig, under
convoy, and two Danish coasting vessels which they
captured. On the 22d ult. the Swedish brig Petro-
nella, PARKMAN, from Grimsby to Liverpool, was
captured of the Orkneys, by a Danish privateer, of
six guns, which took from her all her provisions, sails,
&c. The Petronella was recaptured by the ARIADNE
frigate seven days after, and arrived at Leith on the
Bth instant.
London, England, 1808-04-27

THE EXPEDITION.

The following vessels will form part of the fleet
undci• the command of Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, now
fitting at the Downs i Thb VICTORY; the Ad-miral's
ship ; the MARS, Rear-Admiral KEATS ; the Miso- .
TAUB, TIGRE, POLYPIIEMUS and AunAcious, all of
the lisle ; the MAoNET and RANGER sloops ; the
URGENT, Thane, and PIERCER gun-brigs. Eight
flat-bottomed boats were yesterday shipped on board
the AUDACIOUS, from the Dock-yard at Deal, and the
utmost activity pervades every department, to hasten
their departure:
Yesterday morning 500 of the German Rifle
Corps marched from Deal, for Ramsgate, to be em-
barked, and in the afternoon 500 of the Light Infan-
try arrived there, from Dover, to proceed this day for
Ramsgate.
London, England, 1808-04-27

FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.

A,ORD TEIC:NMOUTH, President.
AL MEETING of this SOCIETY,
• the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on
f May 1608, at Eleven o'Clock, when the
Committee during the last Year will be re-
iusiness connected with the Gensral Meeting

IWEN,
HUGHES,
London, England, 1808-04-27

IMPORTACT

THE Advantage the Public trs,:st always derivk
from regularly teucated pn fes,ional men direct:.:, a7most
excl-!sively their studies to me sleeks of inziatly,w--, t A er :owe
clearly demonstrated that.sby the tireNampled s':cc,ss which hes
attimled the administration c f their n, c. ter. ?y, and the
dinary cures it has performed. Jr'r: youre, le•tra.
CU R I:1F. anj Co. Surgtors, formerly in !.i, 1.,10j• :y's service, hate
made the Venereal Ihsc:,se the particular chject of their irvott-
ration, and are hu.ppy is havir,g ei.;c.,vered a medicine superior to
mercury in-the cure of that complaint ;it is ;efficient to el., .rave
that tha ef:ern. of this remedy are diatnetrie;dly orpo.iie to tiles:
of inerrmy, for though it completely eradicates every vestige.
the virus, in its Most confirmed stages, yet it does inn in the It apt
injure the constitution ; en the contrary, it nmova•es the syitern
ice as its natural functions, promotes allpcti,,e' and
ges: ion : thus instead of reducir.g a stmt g and viloretts constitt..-
ii,,:- to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre.,
serve; that constitution in its p!.mitive slate, but restores a 5v....;!.
sad debilitated (Jae to its natural .2trerrth an,l vinottr. Nuirtht-
less instances are on rescm rocord of the v.:prior efficacy of thi•
medicine, i 7; hdlerent and sp,!cifx virtnes actirg as a perpetu.l
corrective to bodily y , whether prf.ceediug front an cue:::
f conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more imidions, thowzi,
not less destructive, indulgence of.incautious youth-of both sexes
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of
disorders which are the con sc trence of this solitary, vice, shore arc
none more afilicting than that distrf,sing state of debility and de-
' ficiestcy which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the
unhappy suffi.rer broods over hi, misfortune, ashamed to seek tr-
lief, instil he is reduced to suet a state of weakness as to render
life oppressive. such persons it nrest be a consoliug reflec-
tion to knew, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of
tre.enum, he restored tit that greatcst of all human blessings, a
stn,r,l-, manly and vigorous com-tttution.
In all cats of debility, deficie::cy, from whatever cause arising,
as well its it, every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie
and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sea with the
greateA secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-
arden. Patients in the country describing the particelms
of
their complaints, by letter putt paid, enclosing a rank note, will
have. the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the
kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Gardon•

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to take possession of an
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of it, and it is intendec
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tither of the Rochefort

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truizing off Gargente,
line and two frigates."

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mentioned by accoui
by the Gottenburgh n
the Mediterranean.
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the Adriatic about t
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the 9th of March t
CoLLINGwoon, Ad
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to the West of Sicil
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Lid free discussion and a strap;
London, England, 1808-04-18

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

mu.n.Aßy I'MJNIOTIONS.

ORDNANCE:WM t, Amur. 11, 1808.
Corps of Royal Engineers-Gentleman Cadet Alexander 'thomp-
• tie; and Lieutetaiat, vice Wells, promoted. Dated
April 6, 1508.
Conlndssiens signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Icor •
Tenbr:rige Wells Volunteers-Jeceph ClOver, Gent. to be That
Lieutenant. Dated April 9, 1608.
Mo: 'gm, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated April
13, 18u8.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
June 4. Lewis Lewis, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
Spencer Martin, of Tart-!Mourne, ;-:ussex, shopkeeper, dealer and
chapman, to surr, n ler April iv, at eleven, April 23, and May
28, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Day and
Jones, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street.
Christopher Perkins, late of Swansea, Glamorgansitire, shopkeep-
er, dealer and chapman, Apra 19, 26, and May 28, •at one, at
Guildhall, London. Attorrny, Mr. Field, Friday-street.
John Baines, of Ashford, Salop, farmer, stealer and chalpenan, May
2,9, and 28, ix one at the White Horse Inn, Ludlow, Salop.
Attnrnies, Mr. Adams, Ludlow ; or Messrs. Meredith and
Robbirs, Lincoln's Inn.
Jo i43.is Broadhurst, of Charing Crass, Middlesex, jeweller, dealer
and ebarnan, April 23, at ten, April 39, at eleven, and May
28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kebbleeddle, Row-
land, and Robinson, Gray's Inn-piace.
Ed xard Wilson, of St.lanies's.street, Middlesex, hatter, April 23,
36, anti:l/4111y 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.lklaymott,
-Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's Road.
Thmnas Adcock, of Macclesfield, Chest ire, joiner, builder, dealer
and chapman, April 29, May 17, and 2s, a thr,e, at the Crown
and Anchor Inn, Stockport. Anoraks, Mr. George Edmunds,
Exchequer °hie e, lancoln's lan, London; or Mr. Jain Bad-
drk y, Stockport.
H :ary Wareing, of Blackburn, Lancashire, contractor, innkeeper,
dealer and chapman, May 9, at five, May 10, at eleven, and
2a, at five, at the Dun Ho*, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr.
Wtiglesworth, Gray's lan, London ; or Mr. Wilkinson, Black-
burn.
Michael Layton, late of White Hart-Row, Kennington, Surrey,,
stone-mason, dealer and chapn'an, April 19, 30, and May 28,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attnrnies, Messrs. Alcock, Boswell,
and Corner, York-street, Southwark.
ECchartiDenzictt, of Greek-street, Soho, cheesemonger, Aprll 19,
May Q., and 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heb-
den, Temple.
Thomas Nightingale, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, mercer and wool-
len-draper, dealer and chaprmit),, May 25, at five, May 26, and
28, at ten, at the George and Dragon Inn, Dewsbury. Attornies,
Messrs. ykes and Knowles, New Inn, London ;or Mr. Sykes,
of Dewsbury.
London, England, 1808-10-28

FICTUALLING-OFFICE, °stoker le, 1808.
THE COMMISSIONERS for PrCTUALLING
lIIS MAJESTY'. NA Yr, teroMy gioe Notice,
That on Wednesday the itd of N bcr next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat foe
such quantities of WEST INDIA RUM, as shall be demanded
foe the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, in Leith '
Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh, for twelve months certain,
and further until six annuls, warning shall be given on either side
for the termination of the said Contract ; and to be paid for by
Bills payable with interest ninety dayi after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Seoretary'S
Office, at Mite, or by, applying to the Collector of the
'Customs ult.&
No regard wilt he had to any Tender in which the trice Mall net be
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fire one o'slook on the said Wednesday the 2d of NiorenMer next, nor unless
Me Person who mates the Tender, or some P ersen en his behalf, attends
owner when called for.

CHEMISTRY, Sic. •
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and numerous Tables, price 21s. In hoards,. -
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the Pluaorimena of
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• • THE MEDICAL ow;r4VAIL
• • This day was published,
No. VI. OP THIS r.owalm... co-- - iNi•: G
AN AcCOLINT of Dr. Brod:lmes 0 itnt.-1 Vege-
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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, OCI'OBF.R IS, 1808.
The Kix° has been pleased to nominate Rear. Ad.
mita! RICHARD GOODWIN KEATS, to be one of tile
Knight. Companions of the Most Honourable Order
of the Bath.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORbN ANCX °emit, OCT. 11.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
To be Second Lieutenants—Gentleman Cadet. George J. Hunter,
vice Roberts; Robert Manners, vice Ford ; I dward J. Birdgess
Trite Woodyrar ; John F. Breton, vice Sartdilands ; John Mt r.
der, vice King ; John Grant, vice Thorndike ; Edward D.
Deimos, vice Willis; John Street, vice Coy; and Francis Wes-
ton, vice Vaughan.—All promoted and dated Oct. 1, 1808.
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signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
John !irk rage, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Charles Mar ennan
Hendrix, Gent. dismissed by the sentence of a Corn Menial.
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London, England, 1808-10-17

By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D.

Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, &c.; -Vicar of West-Ham;
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TM RING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 17,
their Majesties Servants will act a Tragedy, called

MACBETH.
7be Overrate tux' Symphonies between the Acts by Mr. Ware.
Duncan, (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Macbeth, Mr. ICEMI3LE ;
Maccluff, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Banquo, Mr. M'UIRRAY ;
Limnos, Mr. CRSSWELL ; Ross Mr. BRUNTON;
Hecate, Mr. BELLAMY.
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS.
To which wit be added, sth time, a New Romantic Melo.
Drama, called
THE FOREST OF HERMANSTAI)T ;
Or. PRINCESS OR NO PRINCESS.
The Principal Characters by
Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. LISTON; Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Ms. H. JOHNST ON ; MPS. GIBBS ; Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Miss DE CAMP ; Miss MARTYR.

On Wednesday, the Merchant of Venice; with the Forest of
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On Thursday, the Tragedy of the Gamester ; with Who Wins,
K the Widow's Choice.
On Friday, the Comic Opera of the Woodman; with the Por •
welt of Cervantes, or the Plotting Lovers.
Oa Monday, King Richard the Third.
London, England, 1808-10-17

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER Ir.

Sailed his Majesty's ship CAMILLA, with a convoy
for Heligoland.—Wind S.W.

GREENOCK, OCTOBER 14.
Arrived on Sunday night, the brigantine Trial,
WHIDDEN, from Douglas, Nova Scotia, in thirty-five
days, with the loss of her foremast, carried away in
the gale of Saturday in the North Channel ; cleared
out at Halifax on the sth of September, and a packet
was to sail from thence for Britain on the 10th.
By a letter received here on Sunday night from the
Captain of the Elk, belongin, to this port, lying in
! Lochryan, it appears there we e a number of vessels,
• mostly small craft in the L ch, and that they all
drove onshore in the gale of Saturday morMag ; and
she was the only vessel that rode out the siorm. • A
number of herring barrels drove on shore on the
1
coast, and it was feared some vessel had been lost.
The Hopewell, PATON, from Quebec to Ayr, was
wrecked in the Bay of Ayr, on Friday last, in a gale
—the crew saved.
London, England, 1808-10-17

BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS
OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Oa Friday, the 21st of October, 1808, will be Sold by Public
Auction, at the Custom House, in East Cowes,
-THE FOLLOWING GOODS and MATE-
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100Ibs Cortex Peruvianus of the finest Powder and quality, in
Lois of Ten Pounds
Two Mainsails of a large Cutter 450 Yards each.
One small ditto - 120
One Square Sail - 375
Try-sail - 290
Square Topsail - - 270
Small ditto - 60
Three Foresails and twelve Jibbs, besides twenty Boat's Sails of
various sizes, all in excellent condition
Two Cables, three Hawsers, and a large quantity of Standing and
Running Rigging
One Mast 75 Feet by 19 Inches.
One Bowsprit 14
One small Mast - 11
One small Bowsprit 9
Fifteen Anchors of different weights and a variety of Spars.
Also the broken-up Hulls of several Cutters and Feats, Beams,
Deck Planks, Cielingt, &c. &c.
Likewise, free of Duties to the Purchaser, one Case, containing
three Dozens Port Wine, and one Jar Tamarinds.
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THE ONX.Y,HISTORY OF GRF.A'I' BRITAIN FROM THE
REVOLUTION TO THE PRESENT TIME.
This day was published,
With numerous and exteeNee corrections by the Anther, a New
Edition, printed In 12 Volume*, Octavo, uniformly with the
History of Mr. Hume, price Six Guineas in boards, or any two
Volumes separately, price 21s. In boards, •
THE HISTORY of GREATBRITAIN from
the REVOLU I'ION in 1688 (when Hume's History termi-
nates) to the PEACE of AMIENS in 1802.
By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Esq.
Independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr. Belsham's
I -
History as a Work of unquestionable fidelity, it 'claims especial
notice of the public, as being the only History of England by a
single writer, which continues the History of Mr. Hume, with
uniform spirit and ability, to the present time.
Various have been the expedients to complete the series of our
National History ; Smollett's general work has been garbled and
mutilated, with a view to supply a continuation of Hume, to the
death of George the Second; but the partiality and defects of
Smollett uan historian have long been a just subject of comphtint,
and such a work as Mr. Belshain's has, for many years, been'
among the principal literary desiderata.
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EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
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WEST INDIES.

BRIDGPATOWN, BARBADOES, AVGAIST 3d
As we all along have had too much reason to ap-
prehend, an attempt has been, at length made from I
Guadaloupe to surprize the garrison at Marigalante,
and retake the island. On the 234 instant, a party
of 250 men, under Colonel CAMPBRIEL, of the 66th
regiment of French infantry, effected a landing near
Grand Bourg, and proceeded to the attack of it ; but
before their approach to the battery, Lieutenant
WELCH, of his Majesty's ship CIRCE, having thrown in
a reinforcement of twenty or thirty seamen, which he
landed at the moment of discovering the enemy, they
were unexpectedly recetved, on attempting to assault
the works, with such spirit, as instantly compelled
them to give way, and, after a short skirmish, retrezt
with the loss of one Captain and six men killed, and
two made prisoners. 'Mr* or four marines and one
or two se-amen %dere killed on our part ; but the enemy
lost all his boats, amounting to seventeen, which had
, brought the troops from Quadalonpe, and was retired
into the interior of the island, when the accounts were
dispatched from Marigalatite. Although there has
hitherto been no military co-Uperation in the defence
and garrisoning of Marigalante ( the responsibility of the
capture and retention of the island resting exclusively
with our Naval Commander), Lieutenant-General
BECKWITH, on the information of the enemy's attempt
upon it being received here on Saturday afternoon,
dispatched the same evening to its relief, a small ex-
pedition under Lieutenant-Colonel BLACKWELL, of the
4th West-India regiment, which was embarked with
• the greatest promptitude on board his Majesty's ship
. INTREPID, and has in all probability before this ex-
pelled the enemy, and restored the security of the
London, England, 1808-10-17

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Wednesday last, the Rev. Paul Whittingliatn, A. M. was insti-
tuted to the Vicearage pf Sedgeford, in the County of Norfolk, on
the presentation of the Dean and Chapter of Ndrwich.
Archbtshois of Canterbury has presented the Rev. John
Bridges to the Rectory of Softwood and Hythe, void by the de-
tease of the Rev. Thomas Randolph.
The Lord Bishop of Exeter has collated the Rev. John Rogers,
A. B. to 1 Prebend in t►e Cathedral Church of St. Peter, vacant
by the death of the Rev. Dr. Wth. Carpentt r.
The Univenity of Aberdeen have conferred the degree of Doc-
tor in Divinity upon the Rev. Archibald Maclaehion, one of the
minibters of Dundee.
At a meeting of the Presbytery of Dundesz, held there on
Wednesday se'xinight, the Provost of l'undee p .oduced a presen-
tation from the Magistratet and Town Council, nominating the
Rev.Archibuldhladaehlan,D,D. to be minister of the Town and
Country Parish of Dundee, vacant by the death of Dr. Small,
which being sustained, Dr. Maclachlan was accordingly trans.
toted to the charge.
•I'he Rev. Samuel Cameron, *ho, on the .Itl of June, was elec-
ted Minister of Norriston Chapel, Perthshire, was ordained on
the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Clawson, minister of Logic, and
most cordially received by the people.
London, England, 1808-10-17

WESTHORPE HOUSE and ESTATE on the BANKS of
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of the above ESTATE, may obtain particulars and Cards
of admission to view the same, by applying to Mr. Tv sionLa,
Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1808-10-17

CHENIISTRY, &c.

This day was published, in One closely printed Volume, Bvo.
the size of Dr. Watkins's Biographical Dictionary, with Plates
and numerous Tables, price 1:1;. in boards,
A DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL and THEO-
RETICAL CHEMISTY , with its application to the Arts
and Manufactures, and to the explanation of the Phenomena of
Nature, including throughout the latest Discoveries, and the
present State of Knowledge on those Subjects.
By WILLIAM NICHOLSON.

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CHEMISTRY applied to Arts and Manufactures, by M. I. A
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DIED.

Saturday morning, at his kouse in Mildred's-court, Poultry,
William Storrs Fry, banker. 14e was of the Society called Quakers..
On the 4th ult. Colonel Charles on hi:4rd his
Majdsty's_sloop bf irar the Phipps, on his passage home from the
Havannab, with Important dispatches to Governnient.
At Winterfield, near Dunbar, on the 3d inst. Major-General
John Forbes, late of the Hos'. East India Company's service.
lb Alsgest last, on his estate in the Colony of Berbice, Ales.
Bruce Morris, of Queen-square, Bloomsbury, Esq.
At Greenock, on the 4th Instant, John Mbar, 114. of Leith
Hall, in the Island of Jamaica.
Friday se'nnight, at his house, at West Wycombe, Sir John
Chit tester, Bart. of Yotilstdo, in Devonshire.
Mottlay se'nnight, at the venerable age of 93, the R. Pitt
Longdon, Bettor of Winstone, and Perpetual curate bf liarnwisoli
and Elailey, in Gloucestershire. He had constantly ratkled se the
first-mentioned parish 66 years, and assiduously .plual the
duties of it, till prevented by infirmity.
In December last, at BoMbayt Mr. John tramtftitgrkg. 114
nourish& East Ina katalstkiittilti aid late of
ages! s 4 years.