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London, England, 1808-03-08

COPENHAGEN, FEB. 16.

If the continuance and the confirmation from seve-
ral quarters, can vouch for the truth of a report, we
should almost be inclined to believe those two receiv-
ed from Sweden, stating that a Russian army has en-
tered Swedish Finland, and that a small division ofl
English, or rather Hanoverian soldiers, was landed
at Gottenburgh. On the Pith inst. a 'courier from
Count Moltke (our Envoy at the Court of Sweden).
crossed the Sound, and the reports respecting riniand
have since gained strength.
It is even added, that a great number of Swedish
troops are sent with great speed by waggons to Fin-
land. At Elsineur it was believed, that two ships of
the line and 31 transports had arrived at Gottenburgh
with 3000 Hanoverians, and more were expected to
follow. It must soon appear, whether these accounts
are true, and what part our Court will take in those
circumstances. The exchange of couriers continues
very brisk.
London, England, 1808-03-08

CASSEL, FEBRUARY 14.

The Westphalian Moaittur contains the following
article :
The introduction of any kind of English commo-
dities is now fordidden throughout, the whole king-
dom, and all public officers are to make the utmost
exertion to carry the order into complete effect. The
Prefecct of the Department of the Werra has already
given a proof of his activity in this respect, which
has received the approbation of his Majesty."
On the Ist instant several bales of English mer-
chandize were seized at Marburg, which were imme-
diately publicly burnt, according to the royal ordi-
nance. The English may therefore continue to ac-
cumulate their commodities in the warehouses, and
lament the loss of them, but they will find that among
the French and their Allies, there is industry sufficient
to supply all the wants of the Continent; and that
every precaution is vigilantly taken to prevent the
treacherous introduction of the commodities of their
enemies.

ROTA/. DECREE OF THE ISTH FEBRUARY, 11301, BY WHICH IT
eanERED THAT THE ENGLISH GOODS lOUS'S) AT ssitasuau
SHALL BE PUBLICLY lURNT.
We, Jerome Napoleon, &c. on the report of qur
Miniiter of Justice and affairs of the Interior, have
decreed and do decree as follows :
Art. 1. The English commodities, which, by order of the Pre-
fect-of the department of the Werra, were seized on the Ist-inst.
V Marburg, and'Which have been aster ained to be English ma-
nufacture by the Merchants and Assessors of the Depdtation of
Commerce appointed to make the enquiry, and by the printed
• notices of the commercial house of Wendecker and Co. at Wetz-
far, shall be forthwith burst in the public places at Marburg.
it. Our Minister of Justice and the affairs of the Interior, Is
nommissioncd to carry into eiecution the present decree, wlicti
PA be trutertecrln the bulletin of taws.
*hen at our 'Loyal ?dare, !AC:noel. the sth of Yet. 1808
;
an4in tie id year of our reign;
London, England, 1808-03-08

T formerlyNext of Kin of Anamima Josspit
Conn of
A of Stephen-street, Pettibone Place, in the County of
Middlesex, but Late of the Middlesex Hospital, deceased, will
apply to Mr. Langlade, of No. 45, Primrose-hill, Salisbury-
square, Fleet-street, they will hear of something to their silvan-

IMPROVED FURNITURE PASTE.
'THIS Composition is much used by Cabinet Ma-
kers to clean and beautify Mahogany and other wood. Its
smell is not disagreeable, neither will it stein the whitest Linen,
and a very little labour will produce the most brilliant polish.
Prepared ind sold wholesale and retail by T, Shillkoe, Druggist,
ottenham High Crass; and by appointment by Shaw and Ed-
wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Randall, (late Tutt) Royal
Exchange; and Stilwell, 73, Short:ditch, at Is. St each Pot.

A GENTLEWOMAN of respectable Character
A
wishes to engage as Superintendent of a Single elderly Gen-
tleman or Widower's house ; where treated as a friend, she flatters
herself she would be found an assiduous cheerful Companion.—
The Advertiser is a Woman of Education, and easy temper
had much experience in the education of Children, and has no
objection to take charge of a young family, where they may have
had the misfortune to lose their mother. orectable refe-
rence can be given. Address (post-paid) 41... B. Mr. Bevan,
(silversmith) Mary-la-Bona-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1808-03-08

LAUSANNE, JAN. 31.

The Dccrce of the Emperor Napoleon, dated from
Turin the 2Sth of December, which prohibits the en-
trance, into the Kingdom of Italy, of all kinds of
cotton cloths, printed or plain, with the exception of
those of French manufacture, has excited a great
sensation among the manufacturers of Switzerland.
London, England, 1808-03-08

KONIGSBERG, FEB. 2.

Yesterday evening, at half past ten o'clock, her
Majesty the Queen of Prussia was safely delivered of
a Princess. Public prayers were ordered to be made
in all the churches, on occasion of this happy event.
Among the number of Officers who have solicited,
and obtained their resignation, it is said his Majesty
has been pleased to include the Duke of Brunswick
Oels, who has likewise solicited his.
London, England, 1808-03-08

UTRECHT, FEB. Q.

The Minister for Foreign ATtirs has given notice
to eie Diplomatic Body, that the sing intends to
remove the scat of Govrr.ment to Amsterdam about
the begirninT of next April, and that his Majesty
hopes all Foreign Ministers, accredited at this Court,
will follow him thither.

In consequence of the late decrees, onr lists of ar-
rivals contain now no other vessels than French pri-
vx2ers.

FEBRUARY 24.

On the 24th of last month, his Majesty, our King,
issued the following decru, relative to the abrogation
of the Kniphausen flag :
ROI AL DECREE OF THE 24TH JAN. 1808.

Loris NA roL EON, by the Grace of GOD and the Constitu-
tion of the Kingdom, and King of Holland, Constable of
France. _ _

Pursuant to the actual ratification of the Treaty
concluded at Fontainbleau, on the 11th of November,
1807, by which the Lordships of Kniphausen and
Varel are united to this kingdom, in like manner as
the territories which are comprised in the possessions
of the Princes constituting a part of the Confederacy
of the Rhine, we have decreed and do hereby decree
as follows :
Art I. The Kniphausen flag being abrogated in consequence
of the union of that territory with this kingdom, shall be no longer
recognized, or valid. The Consuls and other agents of Count
Bentinek, as Lord of Varel and Knipbausen, shall be no logger re-
cognized in the said capacities.
IL All inhabitants of the Kniphausen and Varel territories
slum be at liberty to carry Dutch colours. 'll)ey are charged to
change the ancient colours which they may have belonging to
their vessels, the same being utterly cancelled.
111. All requests made to Count Bentinek, for leave to sail
ender the ancient Bag, shall immediately be loan to our Minister
of Finance.

IV. Our Ministers ofFinance, of the Interior, of Justice and
Police, and of Marine, are chargei with the execution of thepre-
sent chcree, which shall be made public in all places where it
stay be deemed necessary.
The Legislative Body, which was prorogued ever
• since the first of this month, was again assembled yes.
terday, and will continue its deliberations on Friday
next.
FEB. 28.—The Minister of Finance being audio-
rized by the King, has given the necessary directions
that no more cockets shall be granted for the exporta-
tion of salt.
London, England, 1808-03-08

iCOVLH.Y.

- -
lic must always desire
.sioral men directing alma*
:s of malady, was newer snore
rzaruplod success which has
iew remedy, and the extraor-
s loeg aeries Of years, Mostts
in hi 6 Majesty's service, have
icular object of their inveea
veered a medicine superior to
nt ; it is sufficient to observe
ametrically opposite to civet
r eradicates every vestige el
•s, yet it does not in theleast
nary, it renovates the system
* appetite, and facihtstes Er
trong and v!garous canine•
terctity does, it not only pre.
re state, but resumes a week
tigth and vigour. Number.
t the superior efficacy of this
virtues acting as a perpetuti
er proceeding from 32 cacao
ID the snore insidious, thug&
lealitiOUS youth of both saes
fit the melancholy variety ci
of this solitary vice, these Iry
ising state of debility and de-
the Matrimonial state; the'
stertune, ashamed to seek re.'
to of weakness as to re OW.
num be a consoling ref etw'
by a new infallible mode d
t of all Ituanta bltssirss,
ion.
from whatever cause arisigg,
cal infection, Messrs. Currie
.ets of either eel with the
Ar house, No. 101, Hattom-
sltocribing the particulsrs sf
enclosing a Bade oases
rice sent to any part si thir
No. I', Hatton Gerdse.
London, England, 1808-09-06

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Ries Main
Croft's Main
Erglitin Moor
Hebburn Main

Montague Mai•
Percy Ntritt
Pontop Simpson's
Tan&id Moor
• Team
Walker
Walls.:End
•
Bell and Co.'s Walls-End
Walls-End Temple's
South Hebburu
Bryan
Gateshead
Barrier Main.
Hartley

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.....
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'SUNDERLAND.
Eden Main

1

Primrose Main
RUSSCrII MaL
Jarrow
Charlotte
Chester

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Ships'

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47 0
47 6
45 6
45 0
53 I
London, England, 1808-09-06

CORX, AUGUST 29.

Yesterday the sloop Helena, and this morning hc
sloop Brisk, arrived at Cove from a cruise. The He-
ram, from Quebec, arrived at CoVe yesterday ; she
sailed on the 21st of July, in company with sixteen sail
of vessels, laden with timber for the use of Govern-
silent, under convoy of the NEmrsts frigate t she
parted convoy on the 10th instant, in the Gulph of
64. Lawrence.
London, England, 1808-09-06

ibis day was pohlioiss4, anal Fainted in two volumes, and il-
lustrated with} b4ap of Spain amid Portugal, price 101. 6d. in
boards. a new fAhtinn (being the ekv.toth), with a new intro-
duction, of
rri-IE LADY'S TRAVELS into SPAIN ; or,
_A guntral.rtiati 9n of the Religion, Laws, Cornmerce.,Cus-
toms, 'and Manners of that.country, written by the COUNTESS
in a genes of Letters to a friend at Paris.
Printed for T. Catlett and •W. Davies,,Stiond.
I _ -

giPTQM AWL RYE-
TO Pf: WAD? .94
bock
the #th Of of smiifingmr, 49es
at eleven eeloei is the Toryism, kb sundry Lott,
liE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
am Baum Uroaßy, sad 4104110114 6enew, for Private ase.
cr4ans W/flev-389 P 440411
to be viewed the morning of the Sale. Twenty-fise
per :Cent. deposit will be keiltdred.

CAPITAL ESTATES, SUFFOLK.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. Smrru),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Friday the 14th of
October, at twelve o'clock, in six Lott, unless previously dis-
posed of by Private Contract, of which due Public Notice
will be given,
LEVERAL most desirable ESTATES, principally
Freehold, of the aggregate annual value of £l4OO and up-
wards, comprising six excellent detached Farms, containing to-
gether nearly IMO Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture,
and Wood Land, lying in the neighbourhood of Halesworth, Mu-
gay, and Beetles, in a rich and highly cultivated part of the
County of Suffolk, In the occupation of most respectable and un-
exceptionable tenants; with good Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling,
and Out-buildings.
Further particulars will be girrea in future advertisements, and
may also be had' on application to Mr. lermyn and Mr.Crabtree,
fitileSsvcirth; Mr. Pugh, Bernard-sitegt, Russell-square; Messrs. ,
Loggen and
.Smith, Bashigliall-street; and to Messrs. Hogrirt,i
and Phillips, Broad-street, with sebum Prins of the several._
Patine are left for inspection. • t . -
The Estates may be viewed at any time. s: •
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS•INTHB ISLAND OF NEVIS.
London, England, 1808-09-06

N. B. 7.t.n y:?Q tisgehase TriPpe Owen fat well-sacred 4n
nnitiri .
,

TO BE SOLD py FAIVATE POOTRACW,
'THE Next pat,sEnATIQN xp a LIVING-,
within a tort distance of Ldbilop, of the annuli value or I
gbopt £4OO, Iva a meaty pod Please Coatb-hosaae, Stable; dtt:
creel:Kiel/ eligible lot a large Senaitiani, if acquire*, y.od an
celiant Garden, (Admit three strew Aintest lantiediaie posses-
.ftgasay.keitAcl. ileathav ahait istineipsdi *Fed arigy.
4/01er P.MACWArS 704 k krI9VrabIAPPIYOSIA !efeAulhEirivir,
Surveyors and Laid icent-rtad, London.
• --

VALE OF ATLESAUg.Y. --
TO EF. SOLD BY PRIVATE OONTRAcT,
131! E MANOR and LORDSHIP of BETLOW, ,
the Cooney d lIERTV9R.I3, And three capital greeluekl
D'iry Fawns adeuusity to each of s, an 4 cotaguaang togkzber
' about 'eves htnilired inittfty-siz Aeres of rich Meadow Land,
situate at easy distances from the Towns of Tris;g, Aylesbesey,
and Leighton Buzzard, itt,the .Coust; (*Herta, and within four
miles of the Grand Javqon Navigable Canal, 97 miles from
London. The tenants-held from year to year.
3_lm of the Coate, Nail bather particulars mil be had by
'applying at Messrs. 9,2lbam, Xinderly an.l Doopritle, jfinfegal
!chi or Mr. Daniel Cbapenan, Nitchm, gems.

EDUCATION—UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS.
THE Rev. JAMES HIJNTZR, Professor of
Logic and Rhetoric in this Unive reposes to riesissa
few Young Gentlemen into kis farnify, as s end domestic
Pcpils.—Tke advantag• s of St. And, ew's, both as s place of
resi-
dence and of education, are great, and in some respects peculiar.
The situation on the sea coast renders it extremely healthful, and
the exellent bathing sands, and extensive downs, are favourable
to all sorts of exercists ; while its remotentss front the dissipation
of a great city, or the profligacy of a trading town, affords a secu-
rity to the morals of youth, that cannot often be found in any
public Seminary. •
AU the ordinary branches of learning, including. Greek, Latin,
Logic, Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, and History, are
taught by the most eminent Prefestors,in A coupe of seven months,
extending from NoVember till May. Mr. Hunter having formerly
resided for some years o the Continent has bout lately induced
to open a private class for French ; and such of his domestic Pupils
as wieh to practise speaking that Language, may have the daily be-
nefit of his conversation. AU Cie young men attending the Uni-
versity, have access to a great 'While Library. There is in the
place a respectable congregation, in communion With the Church
of England, under a regular Clergyman of that Church.
Mr. Hunter's Pupils may rither reside with 'kim through the
vacation er not, as they think proper. His terms, whiCh will
ram according to the age of the Pupil, and the extent of accom-
modation required, may be learned, along withally ogee parti-
culars addressed to hint at St..A.o.dreW's
Urinal College, SEAndreveo, August, 1808.
London, England, 1808-01-05

RURAL ARCHITECTURE.

This day were published, in Ito. with ri plates, price 10s. rel.
INSTRUCTIONS fur BIJII.1)1N(; in PISE ; or,
'The Art of Erecting strong and durable Walls, to the height 4.1
several Stories, composed entirely of earth and the most common
materials. By WILLIAM BARBER.
London ; Printed for 1. Harding, No. Sti, St. James's-street.
Where may be had,
1. Atkinson's Cottage Architecture, with observations on the
different materials used for building them, 4to. I:: plates, 11. Is.
2. Gandy's Designs for Cottages, Farm Buildings, Lodges, Ste.
with ground plans, descriptions and estimates, 4to. 43 plates,
S. Gandy's Rural Architect, or various designs for Labour..r's
Cottages, Dairies, Baths, Mills, Entrance Gates and Lodges, &c.
with Ground Plans, Estimates add Descriptions, 410. 42 plates,
21. ts.

4. Gifford's Select Plans for elegant Cottages, Villas, Ste. 4to.
:s0 plates, IL I Is. Gd.
S. Gifford's Designs for small Cottage Buildings, Shootingßozes,
S-.e. 450. 20 Plates, IL Is.

G. Robertson's Designs for Garden Chairs, Gates, Park Entran-
eta, Aviaries, Temples, Boat Houses, Bridges, Ste. •ito. al. us.
7. 4obertson's Designs for Gardens, Hot Houses, Conservato-
ries, Green-houses, he. 4to. plates 21. 3s.
8. A Caudogne of Books on Agriculture and Rural Economy,
Planting, Gardening, Rural Architecture, Landscape Gardening,
he. la.

This day was published,
Embellished by above 1....00 Engravings, price ss. in extra boards.
An Improved Edition of

HERALDRY IN MINIATURE; containing all
the Arms, Crests, Sttpport..rs, and Mottos of the Peers,
Peeresses and Bishops of the et.ited Kingdom; with the Baro-
nets of England, and the liksir:ia of the different Order.; of Knight-
hood to the three Realms; alto an Introduction to the ::clence of
Heraldry ' - a Dictionary of Heraldic Ternis ; the Manner of
Creating Peers ; Progress of Baronial Honours • Degrees and
Privileges of the Peerage' and Roles of *Precedency, at well as
Indexes to all the Peers and Baronets, with Translations of their
Mottos. likewise List of Titles conferred by hi, present Ma-
jetty, and those extinct since his Accession to the Throne.
Printed for Messrs. Asperne, Baldwin, Barry, Ma*, Black-
lock, Booker, Byfield, Cadell, Clarke, Collins, Crosby, Curtis,
Ebe a, Hatchard, Hodgson, Kirby, Law, Longman, Livradts,
March, Mawman, Murray, Richardson, kiviugton,
Seeley, Stewart, Stockdale, Suttaby, Symonds, Walker, White,
Wilkie, &c. ate.

Of whom may be had, just published, and illustrated by thcilams
of all the Pars and Ilaeutiets, newly enpraved,' and corrected
to the Year 1808, in two Vols. 14mo,price 18s. in eatraboards,
the Fourth Edition of

LONGMATE'S POCRET PEERAGE. or Fugland, Scotland, ,ncl
Ireland, containing the Descent and pre.er.t State of every Noble
Fatuity, with the Extinct, Forfeited, and Dormant Tides or the
tlnited Kingdom : also Generaland Particular Indexes, a:141 Trans.
lations of their Mottos.
London, England, 1808-01-05

• ARMY. - • •
AMAJOR of an Old Regiment of Foot in the
Mediterranean, vrishtl. to exchange to a Single Battalion in
Great Britain or the East Indles.—Threet (post paid) to 1. X. Ne.
10, Fisher-ars:et, Red Lion-square, will be immediately attended
to.-:-Seereey may beslepended on.
London, England, 1808-01-05

WILL! NEW YAMILY BIBLF-

In Weekly Numb...rs, and in Quarterly Parts ; upon an iniprovid
plan, with up-xards of du Engravings. Crum original Paintings,
by the first Masters of the old School; forming, when compL te,
2 handsome 4to Volumes.

This day was published, primed In quarto, with a richly engraved
frontispiece, descriptive of the Descent froth the Crovi,fnim an
original Painting by Roberts; and a vignette title-pagi:, price Kd.
To be regularly ciintiimod weetly, until compkted, (in about
I'2o Numbers) No. L of

rrHE SCRIPTURE EXPOSITOR ; a new Com-
" mentary, critical and practical, on THE HOLY BIBLE.—
In which the difli..ttit passages will be explained, tnistranslations
corrected, and aprarott contradictions reconciled, by reference to
the labours of the mast celebrated Critics and Commentators, an-
cient and modern; and particularly to the treaoires of Eastern
Literature; incorporating an historical account of the cui.toms and
_ _

manners of those Nations of the East in which tin' yariaus
actions took place rtcorded in the Holy Scriptures.
liy the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER,
Author of Oriental Curtuni.," !kr. &c.
PrintWor James Cantles., Albion Pres+, Ivy -lane, Paternostcr-
row ; eoms and Smith, Stationer? Court; Button, Paternos-
ter-row; Mathews and Ltigb, Strand; and Conder, Bucklt•rs-
buryt of whom a Prospectus of the Work may be had, gratis.
London, England, 1808-01-05

MACDONALM NEW LONDON FAMILY COOK.

•
This day was published, printed in Avo. embellished with a Por--
trait of the Author, and another Engraving, price 6d. No. I.
to be regularly continued weekly until completed in twenty
Numbers, of
'THE NEW LONDON FA 'PILY COOK ; or,
Town and Country Housekeeper's t.uide. Comprehending
directions for Marketing, with illustrative Plates. on a Principle
entirely new ; General Observations, and Bills of Fare, for every
week in the year ; practical Instructions for preparing Soups,
Broths, Gravies, Sauces, and made Dishes, and fur dressing Fish,
Venison, Butchers' Meat, Poultry, Game, Sec, in all their varie-
ties ; with the respective Branches of Pastry and Confectionary,
the Art of Potting, Pickling, Preserving. Etc. Cookery for the
sick, and fur the Poor ; Directions fur Carving ; and a Glossary
of the most.generally received French and English Terms itt the
Culinary Art. Also a Selection of valuable Family Recipes, in
Dyeing, Perfumery. Oce..instructlons for Brewing and making
British Wines, Distilling,:Managing the Dairy, and Gardening.—
And an Appendis, containing Generillkrections farServantsrela-
rive tuCleatting sehold Fttrolture, Carpets, Fluor Cloths, Stoves,
Marble Chimney Pieces, lee. ?cr. cor.chu.ing with an Alphtbeti-
c.J l.ist of the most respectable Manufacturers and Dealers in the
various Articles connected with lJumestk Economy, forming In
the whole a most complete Family Instructor.
By DUNCAN MAC.IioNALD,
Head Conk at the Bedford Tavern and lintel, Covent Garden. '
This vain:late Wink, of which 10,0c0 -copies are primed, will
bit tiundlet ifulispenetbk, in every respect:able faral'iy.
Printed for /antes Candee Ivy-lane, Pa' -rnoster-row,London,
anti buoksallars and +testes •in book's:

(By Otder of the Commissary General)
"I`ITE FOLLOWING GOODS,. viz.
o coarters fine White Oats, in bulk, of heavy weight,
pnreh::yrd tvithirs the last six months, and reorived under para.
cttlitr inspection for Lis Majesty'4 service, to 14 sold In Lots of
to Quarters each.

6000 empty four bushel Sacks and Bags, which haire been on'y.
used within the time above-mentioned for putting the Oat. in,
ti be sold in Lots of 110 each.

The wl•ele lying unite; the care of Messrs. C. r•inkin and T.
Ears, at Me i otes %% trarf, Dockhcad, Southwark.

Catnlog.ais, containing Luther Particulars, to be had It the
plain above-mentioned, and of Facnen and Geoutcacinor,
Sworn Brokers, No. 6, Great F.astcheap, London.
••• Samples of the Oats to be seen at the Brokers.
London, England, 1808-09-30

TO BE SOLD,

PURSUANT to a decree and subsequent order of
the High Court of Chancery, matte in a cause W(.eelwright
o. Massey, with the approbation of Robert Steel, Esq. one of the
Masters of the said Court, at Ludlow, in the County of Salop, in
several Lots, A FREEHOLD ANT) LEASEHOLD ESTA'I'E;
consisting of tteveral messuages, tenc.nents, dwellinghtinses, coact.-
houses, and stables, situate in Ludlow aforesaid; and abort four-
teen acres of arable and meadow-land, with the timber and other
frees growing thereon, situate at Overton in the Parish of Rich-
ards Castle, in the said County of Salop, late the property of Jo-
nathan Massey, late of Ludlow aforesaid, cabinet-maker and dua-
-1 her-merchant, deceased.—The time and place of sale will shortly
be advertised, and particulars may then be had at the said Mae-
ter's Chambers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Londen
at Messrs. Baxter and Lloyd's, solicitors,Ludlow; and at Messrs-
Jenkins, James, and Abbott, solicitors, New Inn, London.
London, England, 1808-09-30

This day was published,
ENQUIRY into the CAUSES which oppose
the CONVERSION of the HINDUS of INDIA to Chris-
tianity and render the attempt to accomplish It extremely ha itard-
ous to tise interests of the East India company and the nation,
and to rim personal safety of Englishmen in India, particularly
the Civil Servants of the Company, addressed to the Holders of
Last India Stock and dedicated to the President of the Board of
Commissioners for the affairs of India.
By a PROPRIETOR ti; East India Stock.
printed for T. C.idell ,sod W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1808-09-30

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Settemier e 2, 1808.
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNTIED c6mPiTN'r'e MERCHANTS e ENG-
L AND, traf;og to the EAST INDIES, do kerehy give noi;re.
That the Committee will he rnady to receive Prnposals in writing,
(aealed up) on or bofore Wednesday the 6th of October next,
from such pet sons who map be willing to supply the Company with
ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS,
CANVAS, AND PITCH AND TAR,
And that the Conditions of the Contracts may be seen upon ap-
plication to Mr. James Coggen, Clerk to the said Committee,
with whom Propo,als must be left befxre Twelve o'Clock at
noon, on tke slid 6th of October, beyonJ which hour the Cot...
mittee will not receive any Tender.
London, England, 1808-10-15

DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.

DENTS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public,
A., that he coi.tinnes en give the full Value In Ready Monty
for Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 32, Cock3pur-4trect, Charing.
Cro.s, opposite the Cannon Tavern.

WLSTHORPE HOUSE and ESTATE on the BANKS of
t THAMES, near MARLOW, BUCKS.
ANY Gentleman inclined to treat for the Purchase
of the above ESI'ATE, may obtain particulars and Cards
Of chnissbn to view the %AMC, by applying to Mr. Tv SIDALt,
Solickor, Lincoln's Inn Fields.

CHURCH PREFERMENT.
WANTED to Purchase, an ADYOWSON; from
se.'.oo per Annum, to any larger Amount, subject to an
Old Life, or with the prospect of an early Induction ie the Coun-
ties of Bcrks, Wilts, Dorset, Hants, or the Western part of Sus-
sex. The Situation must be healthy end pleasant, with a good
Muse, or one capable of being made to, and a good carriage
road tothe plass. will be expected..
Particulars to be mat to Mr. Tr NDA Ls, Solicitor, Lincoln's-
Inn Fkla.
London, England, 1808-10-15

MONEY.

MESSRS. LUCAS and CO.•beg leave to inform
those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at ail ti.nes
advance any sum front 1001. to urO,OOOL and upwards, on personal
many other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money
la the Funds, Clergymeua' Livings,. or Freehold, Copyhold, and,
Liagehold Estate., on the most libkral and hononrable
'Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their
house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. lames's, tither personally or by
Suter, post-paid.
N.B. Ten years purchase will be given for well-secured An-
nuities.
London, England, 1808-10-15

.ITZUTEll,4riavi DpuREA 41.

A very heavy rahcome,on hete.on Friday, abot I
noon, whicketaninued to fall without intermission t
nine at night, when it *as succeeded by a violeav
gale from the N. We which raged with unabateid,
fury the whole of the night. About six o'clock
Qt
Saturday morning, a loaden brig (evidently a stem;
ger), came on shore behind the North Wall, and al:
peared to be in imminent danger of destruction. The
shore was immediately lined with people, bid it seemed
impossible to render any assistance, for the harbour,
boat could not approach her. In this exremity, re-
course was had (foil the first time) to the Life-boat,
which soon afforded an ample proof of iti its invalua-
ble properties.
Being brought to the beach and launched, she was
immediately manned by fifteen or sixteen seamen and
shipwrights, but the surge was so great, that some
difficulty occurred in getting her into water sufficiently
deep for the exercise of the oars. This, however,
being happily effected, the feelings of the spectators
for the situation of the people on board, began to be
• less distressing, for the speed with which the Life-
boat dashed through the foaming waves, or rather
" rode upon the billows," gave almost certain pro-
mise of her reaching the desired object. In about three
quarters of an hour, they had the satisfaction of seeing
the Life-boat get under the starboard-quarter of the
vessel, from which she took seven persons, (the whole
number on board), and brought them safe on shore,
harassed, and nearly worn-out with cold and fatigue.
The cargo, which consisted of provisions and kelp,
was discharged in the course of the day, and the ves-
sel will be got off again. She is called the Catherine,
Davis master ; belongs to Sligo, and was bound for
Liverpool.

LUIVDON MARKEL'S.
PRICES CF HAY AND S• 1 RAW.
ST. JANIES.S. t_coa.rEt..
Hay 51. us. to 61. IN. Hay 51. 185. to 61. 12,
Straw IL 12s. to 11. 16.. Clover 71. Cs. to 81. Os
Straw 11. 12s. to 11. lbs
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN HFI),I.D.
Meadow Hay 61. 10s. to 61. 3.15. ':lover 61. lOs to 71. Os.
New ditto 51. Ios. to Si. Is. Is:v do. 51. ItOs to 71. Os
Straw - 11. les. to 11. 16s.
gII,FITIIFIEI.D MARKET, OCTOBER 14.
Tet s*.nk the Offal per stone of tslb.
Beef 4s. 6d. to ss. Od. Veal 4s. 44. to 6s. cd
Mutton 4s. 44. to Ss. 4d. Pork 4s. bd. to os. Od
Lamb 4s 44 to 5s 8(1.
Fil.:A/6 or catrts THIS ISAY
Beasts, about 85C-Sheep, 1,500.
Calves, 1200--Figs, 210.
NENVGATE AND LEADENH All. MARKET.
Per stone of 81b.by the carcase.
Beef Ss. 2d. to 4a. 2d Veal 3s. Bd. to ss. ad
' Mutton Ss. Cd. to is. rd. Pork 4s- Bd. to 6s. Od
Lamb 3s 0,1 •n Is Od.

PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEAD :.NliA'..l.- MARKET.
Butts 91d. 2441. t..t.1 Skins 261. z2s
Ditto 24d. 26d. Ditto 335. S9s
Merchants' lacks 19d. 2041. Ditto 325. Vis
Dressing Hides. 17d. 19J. Small Seals 3s. 2d. bs. 4d
Fine Conk Hides 19d. 21d. Large ditto 1001. 5.501
Crop Hides for curt. 20d. 23d. Tanced Horse Weiss 20d 224 d
Ditto 17d. 20d. Goat Skins Sus. 00s.
London, England, 1808-10-15

PRICE OF TALLOW.

St. James's Mkrket Sa 101 d 'Town Tallow ions ati
Clare 14arket Ss Ild Yellow Russia 1004 101 s Cd
Whitcchapel Market Ss 10d White ditto -II 96s Ou
per stone of 131 b. Soap ditto --s 964 Od
17s 71d Melting Stuff 72s COs Ct
Average 5s 104 d Ditto rough 48s so. Od
Graves 14s 9d Good Dregs 148 04
Yellow soap, 100s--Mottleal, 110$ od—Cool, 114 s.
Price of Cantles, per dozen 14s Od—Moulds, 15s 04.
COAL MAkKET, October 14.
Ships at Market Ships sold
35 Newcastle Coals 241 511. Od. to Sas 0(1.
7 SunderLud 5 51s. Od. to :pa Od.
2 krone Coal 1 765.. stl.
a Cinders 2 345. 641.

ECCLESIASI-CAL AND ACADEMICAL. PRomaram
the Rev. Eunes Blundell, of Leigh, Lancashire, has bein in-
Altuted by the 13ir.liop of Lincoln, to the valuable Rectory of
Crowland-Abbey, on dig prcsentatioa of John Whltshed, Esq.
OITRID, OCT. 14.--Monday last, the first day of Michaelmas
Term, the Rev. John Sater and John Williams, of Exeter Col-
lege ; Rev. John Collins, of ;oats College ; Rev. John Rowland
Berkeley, and Mr. George Valentine Cox, of New College;
and Rev. Fdward William Gritifield, of Lincoln College, B. A.
were admitted Masters of Arts. Messrs. William FLU, of
Queen's College; Henry James Parsons, and Francis Swan, cf
i Magdalen College, were admitted bachelors cf Arts.
London, England, 1808-10-15

This day was published,

In One Volume, Royal 1 tinto. hot-pressed, in boards, price 9s.
11HE LADY'S TOILET; containing a Critical
-11- Examination of the Nature of Eeauty, and of the Causes by
which it is impaired; with Instructions for preservi•ig it to ad•
winced age ; an liLtorical bketch of the Fashions of France and
Englund; Directions for Dressinc with tune and elegance; and
Receipts for preparing all the best and aloft harmless Cosmetics
proper fora Lady's Use.
Published by W. H. Wyatt, Pickett-street, Temple-bar; and
to be had of all other &A-sellers.

This day was published, price 2s. O. with Plates, No. 77, of
THE REPERTORY of ARTS; containing
Curr's and Hall's Patents for Cordage and Coiling Lines in
Whale fluats—Hardott's . Fire Escapes—Prefe,:sor Coleman's
Improve:l Horse-shoz—Cobb's Air Jacket for Swimming—Da-
-I.ife Preserver—Cummings excellent Ohservations
Roads and Carriages lately submitted to the House of Commons
—Method of Throwing a Rope on Shore from a Vessel in Dis-
tress--On Cultivating the Ammican Cranberry ha this Country—
Dr. Thompson on Oxalic Acid, and several other interesting
Yager::, with a List of all new P..tenz!;. .

Pub Mad by W. H. Wyatt, Pickett-street, Tempt: -I>or.
Of whom may be had, price los. 6d.

.Thc.tx A tr-ric.tt and GE stratt. INDEX to the above Work.
4,' Perioni postesiing imperfect Sets of the iir,t Series, and
desirous of completing them, are requesteito apply Immediately
for the Deficiencies. A few complete Seta, remaining unsold,
may tre had at the lately advanced price of la boards

A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
This day was published, price 9d. or 13 to the Dozen,
with the full allowance to Schools,

'THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN,
containing common Things necessary to be known, and
adapted to the capacity and curiosity of Children between four
and ten years of age.

By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M.
Author of the Class Book, the Readirg Exercises, or Introduction
to the Class Book, or the Grammar of Philosophy, &c. &c.

Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck with the useful-
ness and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with
teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week,
and proceeds by easy steps to the definition and explanation of all
kinds of familiar and common objects. It bears in fact, as to the
business of life, and the first principles of general knowledge,
exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy
Catechisms of Dr. Watts, boar to the principles of Religion and
Morality.
Printed for 'ITCH ARD Punta's, No. e, Bridge-street, London ;
and to be had, with the other much approved works of the same
Author, of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
London, England, 1808-10-15

A CARD.

MR. BLADEN RUSPINI returns his sincere
iv& Thanks to the numerous Enquirers; who called in Pall-
Xl4ll,ip consequence of his late Accident, and has to offer his re-
q.( caul apologies to the Nobility and Gentry, who buffered a
temporary disappointment. He has now resumed the exercise of
his Profession, and those who tabour under any Defect or Disease
;al the TEETH and GUMS may apply as usual. The former
may inspect the specimens of his skill in Fixing, without tying,
the Artificial tq the adjacent Teeth. In his mode are combined
three grist Objects,—the ease, beauty and durability of Nature.
He requtsts that a previous notice may be given, in order to ena-
ble him to arrange his Professional engagements. His Charges
are formed upon a moderate Scale.
Pall-Mall, October 6, 1608.

VICTUALLING-OFFICB, °deer 12, 1202.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAJESTrc NAM eh iiere6g, eve Notice,
That on Wednesday the 2d of November next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for
such quantities of WEST INDIA RUM, as shall be dentanded
for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, in Leith
Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh, for twelve months c2rtain,
and further until six months warning shall be given o t either side
for the termination of the said Contract ; and to be pail for by
Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by t'pplying to the Collector of the
Customs at Lehh.

No rested 7vill he had to any Tender in which the trice shall not le
;decried in word, at length, or that Matt not 6e delitered to the Boa:elle
rre one o'slock on the said Wedneedny the 241 of Hive tuber next, Nor ankle
the Pea son who males the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends
nnswer when called for.

NEW LOl rutY.
TO BEGIN DRAWING 19th DECEMEER, 1608.
SCHEME.

4 of 420,1300 are XBO,OOO
2 10,000 20,000
2 5,000 10,000
6 l,OOO 6,000
10 500 5,04;0
20 100 ---- 2,000
44 50 2,200
100 25 2,500
4,820 15 .....-- 72,300

2r woo Tickets. "00,000
ri 'HE SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others,
-I- as it abounds in CAPITAL PRIZES ; and, in ADDITION
to the usual Sum allotted by Government, the Contractor ha.: per-
mission of the Lords of the Treasury for him to make a FREE
GIFT' of 1000 WHOLE TICKETS, the value of which it ix
impossible to calculate, as they may contain the following Capital
Prizes :
4 of

X 20,000 6
10,000 10
3,01,0 'JO
&c. &c.

of £l,OOO
300
ICO

There are 20,000 Tickets in the Lottery, with Not Three
Blanks to a Prize ; but there are only lopoo Tickets for Sale.—
A speedy purchase is therefore fleet:sum as superior Benefits are
attached to particular Tickets drawn the F.nt and Second Days,
and the whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days.
Shares are entitled to a Proportion of the above Benefits.
L-} Tickets and Shares are selling If every Licensed Lottery
Office ; and by their Agents. .*
London, England, 1808-10-15

ARMY.

-I- 3-N ENSIGN in a good Oh! Regiment of Infantry,
the 2d Battalion quartered in England, will ezchange with
lay Gentleman of the same Rant in a Regiment of a stogie Bat-
talion—a reasonable difference will be given ;orln a Garrieon
Battalion—a difference will be expected.—Letters addressed (poet
paid) to A. B. at Gibson's Commercial Printing Office, Maidon.

in the Press, and speedily will be published, in 2 vole. duodeCimo,
MEMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, with
Sketches of Manners and Scenery in America, as they cm*
isted previous to the Revolution.
By the AUTHOR of" I.etters from the Mountains," &c. &c.
Primed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster*
rows and Mrs. H. Cook, Jennyn-rreet.

This day was published, price bi boards 6s.

LECTURES on the NATURE and END of the
SACRED OFFICE, and on the DtGNITY;DOE_Y,OUA-
LIFICATIONS and CHARACTER.of the SACRED ORDER.
JOHN SMITH, D. D.
One of the Ministers of Campbelrown.
Printed fur Mundel and Co. Edinburgh; and 'l. Hamilton, 37,
Paternoster-row, London._ _ _ _

Of whom may be had,
1. Sermons, by Dr. Charter;, 2 vols. 14s. boards.
2. Sermons, by Dr. Johnston, of Holy wood, Bs. 6a. boards.
3. Discourses, by Dr. Erskine, 2 vols. 15s. boards.
4. Sermons, by 1)r. Witherspoon, 4vo . 1 2.rno. 14s. hoards.

SOUTHEY 'S LETITERS FROM SPAIN ANIS PORTUGAL.
This day were published,
In Two Volumes foolscap Octavo, price 10,. 6d. boards, a new
Edition, corrected and amended, of
LETTERS written during a short Residence in
SPAIN and PORTUGAL.
By ROBERT SOUTHEY.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ar.lorme, Paternoster.rew.
rrThese Volumes contain the Abstract of a Memorial (never
elsewhere published), upon the State of Portugal, written before
the middle of the last Century, by 1). Luis da Cunha, who had
been Ambassador at London, and the Hague, and Plenipoten-
tiary at the Congress of Utrecht, and who there advises the re-
moval of the Portuguese Court to Brazil.
London, England, 1808-10-15

MARRIEII.

This morning, Thomas Heaton Norris, Esq. of Muswell
Middlesex, to Miss S. Dempster, eldest daughter of Mr. James
Dempster, Baron House, Mitcham, Surrey.
On Thursday morning, at St. Dunstan's in the West, Major
Abernethie, of the Koval Marine Artillery, to Mrs. Woollett, of
Brompton in Kent.
Wednesday last at Chiswick, Thomas Adams, Esq. surgeon,
to Miss Pratt, daughter of the late Philip Pratt, Esq. of Staple-
grove, near Tauston.
London, England, 1808-10-15

B!ItTHS.

On the 26th ult. at Hermitage Park, near Edinburgh, the Lady
of T. A. Borron, Esq. of Warrington, of a son.
Oat Wedneaday morning, in Upper s.:uwer-street, the Lady of
George Shinn, Esq. of a son.
'lnesday, in Gloucester street, Portman-square, the Lady of
the Rev. Alexander Cotton, of a son.
On the 2d instant, in }itzroy-street, the Lady of Wm. Moffatt,
Esq. of Potter's Bar, of a daughter.
London, England, 1808-10-15

TO HJ SOLD,

Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a cause Preston and others, against liar
ker, before Mr. Wixtta at BOND, Atttorney at law, the person
appointed for that purpose by SAMUEL COMPTON COI, Esq.
the master to whom this cause stands referrred, at the George
Inn, In the city of Lichfield, on Thursday, the 27th day of Oc-
tober newt, between the hours of four and five in the afternoon,
A MODERN BUILT BRICK DWELLING-
.I- !Lou SE and Premises, situate in Beacon otherwise Bacon-
street, in the parish of Saint Chad, otherwise Stowe, in the said
city of Lichfield, late the estate of George Addams, wind mer-
chant, deceased, now in the occupation of the Reverend Dr.
Buckeridge, tenant at will, who is under notice to quit at Christ-
mas next. The said premises are freehold for lives.
• • And also a piece of Freehold Land, laid to the garden, and
forming a considerable part thereof; a nd a slang of Ground, run.
ning parallel with the south side e house and garden wall,
held by Lease, granted by Thomas!, ister, Esq. for twenty-one
years, from November I /06, at the yearly rent of 10s.
Particulws thereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's
chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chanccry.lane, London ;
of Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Lincoln's-inn ;of Mr. Seymour,
Margaret-steet, Cavendish-square; and of Mr. William Bond,
Attorney at Law, Lichfield.
London, England, 1808-10-15

BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
WITHERS's BALM of QUITO, price only
2s. 9d. is the best remedy in the universe for Nervous
Complaints, the most powerful restorative, and reanimating Balm
CIL& and Health, and the safest and best medicine in the world.
is is not pretended that this medicine can arrest the progress of
mature, but it is asserted and proved, that it will reNtore health
even where the constitution appears to have been irreparably in-
jured. Those who have impaired thtir health by a residence in
hat and unhealthy climates.-the yowl, of either sex, whose infir-
mities threaten premature old age, a life of misery and an early
alissolution; and those more advanced in years, whose tottering
sapless frames appear withered and almost worn out, are the.more
Isnmcdiase object* of this soothing balm, whose benign influence
may be extended to the wh•ole.class'of ValetUdinarians. For in all
ems, and sn All ages, wheat, •the soßiis•are relaxed, where the
sonsdnition bee received s..shoelecor is by any means debilitated,
this RESTORAYI YE and RE4NIM.A.TING BALM of LIFE
sod HEALTH will produce the happiest effects ; the cold and
bensuleus nerves will be warmed slid steadied ; the relaxed stores
will be braced and renderectfirm ; the naiades will be invigorated:
theikkews will be strengthened-; thkernaciatellinibs will be co-
lured with firm flesh ; the tslaustethressels wig be replenished ;
Iheimpovarished waterydsieod will 'become rick and balsamic,
ladies languid cireuLttion restosed tithesibrative impetus, which
Ist* tzue etitesion of.kgalsh • the languid drooplagispirlts will I
'be revived and exhilarated, digestion will be promoted, in short,
the tone of the nerves will berestored, and by these means the
ssistisiattstitettlonwilibereUrivsted. keebleneie, lakSitude, anxiety,
aretaualsoky,antlaltother deplorablesymytoms ofdiseasewill va-
tddis and Inrentlkh, anion"; serenity, and every evidence of reno-
listed keel* will be the happy /vault of taking this inestimable
Ikerdin dueAlme,according tuthe directions for use which accom
pay eitchibotile.
• lightoldsliwof Wire is prepared • and sold by AV. Withers, ehe
mist. :249,5itanita.ondeik; Croydon, Surrey and Newport,
IsleofWighr; retail by Mears. Bowling akd Co. 36, BLukraao-
wreck, wad all respectable Medicine .Venders.
VOW 24.9 d. per bottle.
London, England, 1808-10-15

THILATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
r'HIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 15,
11 their Majesties Servants will act a Comedy, called
THE INCONSTANT.
Old Mirable, Mr. DOWTON;
Young Mirable, Mr. ELLISTON;
Captain Duretete, Mr. BANNISTER;
Dotard, Mr. HOLLAND; Petit, Mr. DE CAMP;
Bizarre, Mrs. JORDAN.
Oriana, Miss BOYCE ; Lamorce, Mrs. SCOTT;
To wbkh will be added, the Comic Drama of
THE THREE AND THE DEUCE.
iist!ce Toschit, Mr. PENLEY ; Mr. Milford, Mr. EYRE ;
Pa.:gine Single, Mr. ELLISTON ;
Pettinax Single, Mr. ELLISTON;
Percival Single, Mr •ELLISroN
Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. MATHEWS ;
frank, ?lir. DE CAMP; M‘Floggeti, Mr. SCRIVEN ;
Emily, Miss BOYCE ; Phccbe, Mrs. MATHEWS ;
Taffline, Mrs. BLAND. _ _ _

- •
on Monday, The Country Girl ; with (not acted these five
yea:s)l3llle Beard; or Female Curiosity.
On Tuesday, The Comedy of the West-Indian.
Thunday, the Belmar's Opera.

THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET.

ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 17, 1808,
will be aeted_the Tragedy of
MACBETH. •

The Overture and Symphonies between the Acts by Mr. Ware.
Duncan, (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE;
Meader, Mr. C. REMBLE ; Banque, Mr. MURRAY ;
Lennox, Mr. CRESWELL ; Ross, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Hecate Mr. BILL.LAMY.
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONg.

Ts Tibia wUI be Wide&D ra Sib timecai a New Romantic Melo-
cd
THE FOREST,OF hERMANSTADT ;
Or, PRINCESS OR NO PRINCESS.
The Principal Characters by
Mr. IP.UNTON, • Mr. FARI.EY, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. usroN ; Mr. CHAPMAN ;

Mn H. JOHN;ION ; Mri. COBBS ; Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Miss DE CAMP Miss MARTYR.

On Wesinefiay, the Merchant of Venice; with the Forest of
fiennaustadt.
Oh Thursday, the Tragedy of the Gamester ; with Who Wins,
or the Widow's Choke.
On Friday, the Conic Opera of the Woodman ; with the Por •
trait of Cervantes, or the Plotting Lovers.
Oa Monday se'nnight, Kinvy Richard the Third.
London, England, 1808-10-15

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Our readers will recollect the apparent subserviency
of the Royal Council of Castile to the views of NA.
roLsox after claiming the Spanish throne. That
Council has since published a Manifesto of its pry
ceedings, and which is in fact intended as its justifi-
cation of its conduct in submitting to the French.
This document, which we have laid before our readers►
is, however, extremely interesting. IF appears from
it, that FERDINAND VII. even while in the custody of
his destroyer, contrived to keep a correspondence with
the capital of his kingdom, on measures relating to
its defence; and every thing tends to prove this the
idea of restoring CHARLES IV. after his voluntary
abdication originated entirely and exclusively with
the French.
The Portuguese, as soon as they got rid of French
domination, followed the example of the Spaniards
in endeavouring to enlighten the public on all facts
connected with the general welfare, by means of the
press. The Gazette of the 16th ult. commences with
an apology for the falsehoods which had appeared in
it, while the capital was in the possessicn of the
French. It appears, that during that period, LA.
GARDE, the French General of Police, assumed the
office of Editor, and wrote the article dated Lisbon.
The two numbers of the Gazette which have reached
us are therefore filled with accounts of the surrender 1
of DUPONT, and other successes of the Spaniards.-
which were not before publicly known in Lisbon.—
Instead of being offended at the British flag being
hoisted, on the entrance of our troops into the capital,
the Portuguese rejoiced to see it displayed. It ist
however, very remarkable, that the conditions of the
Convention of Cintra had not been published in Lisbon
on the 17th, two days after they were known in this
country.—There are letters from Lisbon, dated the
2541 ult. but they contain no additional intelligence.
PRIVATE LETTERS.

" LISBON, SEPTZMIU 17•

The French finally evacuated this town on TkirsdaT !let,
and those who are not yet eintyiked are down at Belem. Of the
terms of the Convention we here are quite ignorant. I was told
on 'Change today, that in consequence of orders readied from
London, a stop bad been pm to the sailing of the last transports
with French troops. There was a mutiny let one of these trans-
ports, in which the soldiers killed one of the Csymins, and I
ant told that Minkel Cotton has caused the to be tried
by a Court Martial, and that four of them had
The Spaniards who were dimmed and isapriscrimt billevt;
London, England, 1808-10-15

VICTUALLING OFFICE, October is, loos.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, Jo herehf give Notice,
That on Wednesday next, the 19th instant, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for SIX
HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS ; one half thereof to
be of the last year's growth, and the other half of the growth of
the present year; to be answerable to Samples to be produced
with the Tenders; to be delivered in the 'peke of one Month,
into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Ply-
mouth, in the following proportions, viz.
Deptford - 200 Bags ;
Portsmouth . 200
Plymouth - 200
GOO
And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety app
after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secrets/era
Office.
No regard will k had to any Tender in which the Atria skin.* he
insole.," in words at lexgth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board
before One °Tied on the said Wednesday next, the 19th instant, nor
unless the Person who noakes the Tender, or some Person cis hi. khay,
attends, to answer Tvbess talk) for.

On Wed.ieslay the 19th of October will be published,
A LETTER .to .his Royal Highness the DUKE
A. of YORK, explar.atory of the Causes which led to the Ap•
pointment of Sir H. DALRYMPLE.
By :IHOMAS HAGUE.
Published by Horseman, No. 8, Hanway-street, Oxford-street.
Urtsero may He had,
The Letter to his Majesty on the Income and services of the
Royal Dukes ; as also the Traits of all the Royal Dukes, and Legal
Characteristics.