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London, England, 1808-08-10

LINCOLN.

At Lincoln Assizes, previous to the Judges' de- •
parture, all the prisoners who had been condemned to
de all were reprieved.
Martin Sampson, lately of Forth Kelsey, labourer,
charged with burglariously breaking and entering
the house of R. Peacock, farmer, of that parish, and
stealing money and bills to the amount of twenty-five 1
pounds five shillings, was, after a trial which lasted
nearly eight hours, acquitted.
i The circumstances of this case are remarkable.
Our Readers will recollect the prisoner was the man .
who, at the last Assizes, gave extraordinary evidence i
against a man named Barnard, whothen stood charged.
with the °fence, and which went directly to fasten
upon him the guilt and punishment of the offence for 1
which he himself was now arraigned. The principal
witness on the present occasion was Launcelot Lid-
yard ; he deposed that the prisoner and himself lived
as servants with Mr. Peacock on the 27th of re.
London, England, 1808-08-10

=TRACT OF A LETTER FROM OVItDO, JULY 91.

" In the battle of Rio Seco, the French made the
attack, and surprised the advance of the Patrior
consisting of 40,900 infantry. The French were2o,ooo
strong. The Patriots would have annihilated the
enemy but kir the following cause :--Each Province
hat an indejandent Junta or Executive, dirmy. and General.
The Gallieian F.rmy was, and is commanded by
Blake, the son of an Irishman: He was chosen by
the Junta, though only a Colonel,. the
.army having
pat to death their old Commander, the Margais of
Figuentes, on suspicion of treasoa. Notwithstanding
which all the Spanish Grande-es, Officers, and Gene-
ra's, pay hint obedience. Th.? Astui i en army
was commanded by CeesrA, an old warrirr of 75,
but of great energy. They did not agniciatheir per.
They might have enclosed. tbefiencb betwien.r.dies-
tia and Valladolid, and h.,tve pushed cn to burps,
and so have caught Don Joseph napping. It was
CUESTA who suffered most. '1 he infantry were de-
feated; but the cavalry, consisting of 6" performed
prodigies of valour. Blake occupies, with 6 4000
men, a very strong position among the mountains of
Asturias ; he is busy in disciplining his army.' He 14
in the greatest want of cavalry and oaicers, and his
men are badly clothed ; however, 'they have aims,
courage and enthusiasm, and with thes: :he Patriots
must ultimately succeed, if they act in perfect concert.
BEsstaiies, I understand, has retired out of Leon into
Old Castile. The head-quarters of the North 'Wes-
tern army is at Astorga."
London, England, 1808-08-10

SALISBURY, AUGUST

I,fonday the business of the Assizes for the county
of Wilts commenced here. Only eight causes were I
entered, and that. which was corviderod the most im-
ortant, ( Dec kford, Es 1. v. Creswell) being an action
for a trespass, alledged to have been attended with
mail), circumstances of a most aggravated nature,
lent off for want of a sufficient attendance of Special
Miry Melt.
Northey, Esq. v. Essington, (entered for a Special
Jury), and Webb, v. Keates, were both withdrawn.
the others were undefended actions of debt, or of
a nature equally uninteresting.
The whole of the Nisi Prins business was ended at
an early hour, on Monday.
At the Crown Bar, George Barrett was indicted for
stealing a horse, the property o 1 Broom Pinnega?, acid
was found Guilty—Death.

Benjamin Lovstrett, indieted for stealing a horse
from the door of the Waggon and Horses Inn, at Se-
mington, was also found Guilty—Death.
Elizabeth PatMork, tried for breaking into the house
cf Robert Young, of Clarendon, no person being
*herein, and stealing divers goods ; and
Samuel Murray, for entering the cheese-room of
George Neat, at Overton, and stealing a quantity of
wearing apparel, were both found Guilty—Death.
William Daton was convicted of stealing an iron
bar, and sentenced to be imprisoned one month, and
privately whipped.
Thomas y, convicted of stealing a peck of malt,
and other articles, was sentenced to be imprisoned one
week.
Stephen Saunders and Maria Lamperd, charged with
different offences, were tried and acquitted.
No bill was found against Eliiabech Lanham, who,
had been accused of stealing a silver spoon, &c.
The e-pital convicts were all reprieved.
tOn Wednesday the Judges set off from this city for
o: hester, to hold the Assizes for the county of
Dorset, he commission for which was opened that
evenino. and the business commenced the newt morn-
ing. El yen causes were entered; hut Of these two
v., re rot rred, and the records of three were with-
irawn. The or,ly cause that excited the least pub-
Itc aa. neon was that of
London, England, 1808-08-10

si3.4mr.

*. •

lieed-Qua-ters of the A teutian Ar ny, Stones. !Lily 10, I VB.
SlR—Having keened fratet Major Rocise the ceadiness yoe.
have expressed to afford the assistance of the British frigates under
your eommand upon'this coost, in the enterprise I am about on-
' &waking,
beg to return.ru my best thank, for this most desirable and
powerrul co-opsrAtion ; but I avail myself of this opportuni:y of
repeating what I have already had the honeur of conununiceting
to you, through that officer ; that it is by no means my wri.a that
the smallest risk should be incurred by his Majesty's ships, or that
A single seaman shodld be landed.
Major Rocas, who has my entire confidence, .will explain to
youtfutly the manner in which I conceive his Majesty's ships an
der your command can render us the most eCeetual service.
He will also give you a copy of the signals agreed upon for come
munication between the squadron and the shore as wellsou the
fullest explanation of toy intentions in the proposed attser.rpea
the enemy at Santander.
!lave the honour to be, Sir, with great respect,
Your most obedient humble servant,
. (Signed) NICHOLAS DE LLANO PONT2.,
Lieutenant-General of the Army of the Asturias.
To Captain Atkins, Senior Officer, comtnandint
his Britannic Majesty's ships on the North
Coast of Spain.
His Majesty's Ship Some, of St. Arebro Ju'r 7, HMIS.
Sta—ln somnrunicating with you on his Majesty's servi:e,
have so much observed the justness of year ideas, and correctness
of opinion, as most readily induced me to ce-operate with the na-
val force under my command, in all your suggestions.
And I beg to assure you, t:ett I attr4....ter in a great measure the
speedy re-establishment of Governmett„ and success of the Spa-
nish army under General PONTE, to your abiati:s and exertions;
and in this opinion I am perfectly joined by Captain Towles of
his Majesty's ship Iris, Captain More of the Cossack, Captain
RAMSAY Of the Eurydice, Captain HAIDTMAM of the Unicorn,
and Captain DALY of the Comet.
The public service in whiok we are engaged has called forth this
mark of approbation due to your abilities and exertions, and indu-
ces me to.rirquest you will be pleased to convey it As, the wets:lest
manner to the Right Honourable Lord Cast tax keen, his Ma-
jesty's Principal Secretary of State, •
have the honour to be, Sir,
Your most obedient humble servant,
1). ATKINS,
Captain of his Majesty's ship Seine, and senior
Officer on the North Coast oeSpain,
To Major Roche, &s. Santander.
London, England, 1808-02-19

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r--
formed the Lieutenant-General, that during thetruc.
he had been treacherously attacked by General We
del, who was just come from La Carolina with a re-
linforcement of WOO men ; and that the battalion of
Cordova had been surprised and taken prisoners, to.
nether with two field-pieces.
The nego02.60111!-Y6tadsi11.4attatteningoithe 20th,
and the glorious result I have the honour to inclose,
as_also as exact an account of the_killed and_wounded
on both. sides as I have belt;
~able to collect in the
rry *if ***nen'
The French themselves acknowledge the bravery
and steadiness of the Spanish troops ; their firmness,
constancy, and perseverance, unier the greatest pos-
sible privationi, are worthy of the admiration of the
world, particularly when it is remembered, that half
the army is composed of new-raised levies:
The Marquis Conpigny is detached with his divi-
sion to take immediate possession of the Passes of the
Sierra Morena.
General Castanos deserves the highest praise f,l-
- well-conceived plan, and for the cool determina-
tion with which he has carried it into execution, in
spite of the popular clamour for an immediate attack
on the position of And ajar.
Whilst the negotiations were carried on, General
Castanos received an intercepted dispatch from the
Duke of Rovego to Dupont, ordering him to retreat
imthediately upon Madrid, as the army of Gallicia
was rapidly advancing.
This determined the General to admit the capku-
lation of General Wedel.

Pena
J ones

FRENCH roam

woo Rank and Re,
6000

14,000
SPANISII"PORCZ.
- 9000
5000
- 6000
5000

.

25000•
Near 9000 of the French killed and wounded.
From 1000 to 1200 of the Spaniards killed and wounded.
TERMS OF CAPITULATION.

The Division of General Dupont, prisoners of war.
The Division of General Wedel to deliver up their artns tin
their arrival at Cadiz, where they are to be embarked and seats•
Rochefort.
' There no longer exists a French force in Andalusia,
(Segued) E. Will rriNGHAM,
13th Light Dragoons.
N.B The division of General Dupont is also to
return to Trance by Rochefort.
• Of this total, one ball peasantry.
London, England, 1808-08-17

Junta ilift111111: /Tit ARC 2nefley of the happy nuceesa
which our arms haVe had, over the French army unp
der Generals Dupont, Wedel, and Gobertoh
closed Pa et
having laid down their arms, as is set forth in the iza-:
pers, which accompany this for your in
- oration, being persuaded of the noble interest year
-1.
Excellency takes in our most just cause.
The victory could not have been more .implete,
and there does not remain one Frenchman in Anda-
lusia ; there not being a single individual of three
divisions (which, by their own statements, amourted
to more than 20,000 men), that has not been either
killed or taken prisoner.
The rejoicing is so general and so lively, that an
idea of it cannot be given ; and we expect it will be
the same in your Lordship's squadron, through the
favour which the Spanish Nation owes to British ge-
nerosity.Gon save your Excellency !
(Signed) FRANCISCO DE SAAVEDRA.
VICENTE HORE.
ANTONIO ZEMBRANO.
ANDRES MINAN.
JUAN BAPTISTA ESTELLER,
Secretary of State.
Palace of the Real Alcares of Seville, 22d July, 1808.
To his Excellency Admiral Collingwood•
London, England, 1808-08-17

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FROM THE SPANISH PAPERS.

SUPPLEMENT to the SEVILLE GAZETTE, JULY is.
A Courier arrived this morning from the army of
the Commander-in-Chief, with dispatches, which con.
tain the gratifying intelligencethat General DUPONT'S
army had surrendered at discretion. The army of
General WEDEL has also surrendered, on condition of
being sent back to France from our ports.
Copy of an official article inserted in the Salamanca
Direamy of the 26th of July, by order of •the Com-
mander in-Chief, General CussTA :
His Excellency General CUESTA, has received from the Junta
of Seville the account of the defeat and surrender of General Du-
ro wr's army. The Officers were allowed to keep their swords,
and to take only one portmanteau with their clothes. This cor.
dition was enforced in consequence of the scanealous conduct of
the French. and the plunder they every where committed."
MADRID, JULY so.

In the middle of the night, Joseph Bonaparte set of,
and took the road to France, according to prepara-
tions previously made.

Some say, this precipitate flight was occasioned by
the surrender of Dupont, with a considerable number
of prisoners ; others think, that it is the result of the
discovery of a plot of two French Generals. The
truth is, that this morning more than 3000 left this
capital on the road to France. The fact is certair—
the cause doubtful. We hope that to-morrow there
will not be a Frenchman here.
London, England, 1808-08-17

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London, England, 1808-08-17

AUG. 16.

ord Cabaret ood, Sam-
aod Vessels In the
le, dated out board the

ego:tint you for the
issioners of the Ad-
under General Du-

men, surrendered
20rh inst. having
irtial actions, which
preceding days.
00, who had arrived
ated, on condition of
nt to Rochefort.

iptain Whittingham
Dalrymple, detailing
f the Spanish forces,
!d) COLLINGWOOD.
-General Sir Hew Dal-

n, But. Admiral of the
W. Pole, dated on board

r the information of the
a copy of a dispatch, ro.
al Lord Collingwood, de.
'oral Dupout's army, to-
under Cener4l Wwiclrto
rents the whole of Anda•
m. I have the honour to

c. COTTON.
-an, off Cadiz, July 24.
French forces lacier Cie-
%mash army ; and have,
of the Supremo lusts of
Ant of it, I do thyself the
our information.
coLLitiowoos:
mmasder

ion tha thee Supremo
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ank and File.

rled.
,ed and wounded.
rION.
era of war.
iver up their arms till
e embarked and vent to

force in Andalusia.
kirrriNGHAm.
13th Light Dragoons.
Dupont is also to

iusT 16.

nant-Colonel Doyle
oche a: Oviedo, of
d CO Viscount Cm.
incipal Secretaries
letters from respec-
ilso public Gazettes
la and Oviedo, stat-
vening, the French

Upon the 90th the
n the 31st, Joseph
his troops, quitted
'sure was Attributed
account of the sur-
iin Andalusia.

all the artillery and
ans to convey, and
the powder they left
to Palaces and the
r the Spanish Mini-
ach, and, in general,
tied in business at
it was believed thee
in the capital.
London, England, 1808-08-17

'll prisoners, to.

ling of the 20th,
nour to inclose,
ed and wounded
:o collect in the

!ge the bravery
; their firmness,
Ile greatest pos-
:miration of the
ibered, that half
levies:

ted with his divi.
the Passes of the

iigliest praise for
cool determina-

nto execution, in
immediate attack

tied on, General
lispatch from the
ng him to retreat
army of Gallicia

admit the capitu•

Juring tru(

y General We
Dlina with a re-
the battalion of
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•, THE ARMY.
s.
OF GENERAL warraticra. -
vwsNry-szcoxn DAY, FED. 26.
Brigadier-General Luretay was again called in,
and entered into some explanation of the evidence of
yesterday. Afterwards, Major VAmesszUlt, of the
88th, concluded his narrative, respecting the disas-
trous occurrences which happeped to the division
under his orders on the sth July.
Brigadier General CRAWFORD then began, and was
continuing his narrative at a quarter past twelve
o'clock.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CumarntAtin
attended the trial yesterday afternoon, and again this
morning. A chair is appropriated to his use, a little
on the right of the President. His Royal Highness
pays great attention to the proceedings of the Court.
Lord PAGET has got the regiment of Lord LANE!
and General VILLETTES that of Gelleral LELAND. •
London, England, 1808-11-04

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCY-

IN CONTINUATION PROM THE PRECEDINCI PAGE.

CHATHAM, OCTOBER 30.

The Danish frigates are petting ready for docking, and are to I
r• fitted with all possible expedition ; the Nayaden is already in
41. • ; the Perlin is along.ide the Jetty and will be the next
docked; and the Iris is jury-riutd, and is going round to be
fitted at Deptford.
The Rev. Mr. Brown, the chaplain here, is to have £5OO per
annum. Several additions have been ordered to the salariesof the
officers and clerks in consequence of the sixth report of the Com-
missioners of Naval Revision, which report is now put into exe-
cution.
Sir Robert Barlow arrived at his house in this Dock-yard, this
afternoon ; Admiral Wells and Commissioner jlrown were here
&fain Sheerness, in order to meet him and pay their congratula-
tions ; most of the Captains of the ships in comroission in this
harbour have been in attendance to pay their respects.
London, England, 1808-11-04

CORK, OCTOEER

The RESOLVTE gun-brig arrived at Cove yester-
day from St. Übe's, which she left on the Sd instant,
having under convoy twelve merchant vessels, chiefly
laden with salt. They parted with her at various pe-
riods during the passage, in consequence of the ex-
treme severity of the weather.
" The Hibernia, JAMES, of and from Londonderry,
bound to Newcastle and Philadelphia, with passen-
gers, after being out four days, was wrecked on the
niAlit-of the al instant on a ridge of rocks, in the
Plana of Isla. All the passengers and crew were
$ tved. On the same night, about a mi3e from the
Hibernia, a large ship and a sloop were wrecked,
and all on board pet ished.
London, England, 1808-11-04

We doll offer but one remark, suggested by the-cir-
. •
cumstanee. _ N4meow probably received certain as-
surasees from the Austrian Minister, when at Erfurth,
which will require the lapse of a few weeks to chew
in what light they are to be viewed—Till then, nei-
ther threats nor cajollery are to be used. Even his
silence may be considered in the light of a deadly
threat in the present instance, and our opinion still
remains unchanged, that the subversion of Austria is
a measure only delayed, not abandoned.
The most important part of NArotzoN's address
is that which relates to the concerns of Spain : If our
answer to his proposal should be unfavourable, " it is
his resolution to put himself immediately at the head
of his armies .in Spain, to place his brother on the
throne of that country, and tq plant the French eagles
in all the strong holds of Portugal." Does he mean
it to be believed that by any negotiation with Great
Britain, Spain may be rescued from the fetters with
which she was threatened ? Some of the letters
(peak as if he had actually announced, that on Britain
agreeing to certain points that have been proposed,
FIRDLNAND VII. may be restored to his throne !
It

would be idle to speculate on a point not yet aster.
tamed ; but if the Address contains any such declara.
tion, we have no doubt that the object is, eventually
to throw upon England the odium of refusing terms,
by the acceptance of which Spain might have been
restored to her freedom ; and thus to produce a dry-
ness and jealousy between the Spaniards and this
Country.—On this point we shall abstain from farther
remarks till the entire document comes before us. In
the mean time, we have to announce the arrival of
London, England, 1808-11-04

SPAIN.

ARANTUEZ, OCTOBER 1/.
The Supreme Junta of Government of the King-
dom, has received the following dispatch from the
Junta of Valencia :
Snt--The Junta of the Government of this King-
dom, has taken into consideration the Dispatch ad-
dressed to its President by your Highness, under date
of the Bth instadt, where in an order to provide for the
defraying of public expences, the sustenance and
cloathing of the armies ; you suggest the expedient of
convoking into separate Sessions the Grandees and
the opulent res:dilig in this capital, as well as the
Dignitaries of the regular and secular Clergy, to re-
present to them the momentous interest, which all,
and particularly the said classes of society have in re-
lieving the urgent necessities of the State, with a
view of exciting their patriotic zeal to a loan of
100,600 dollars to be reimbursed at the epoch, and
on the terms therein mentioned : the Junta, penetrated
with gladness, hastens to answer to your Majesty, that
there had been already deposited in the Military
Treasury, at the disposal of the Supreme Junta, the
said sum of 100,000 dollars, waving the condition of
restitution, and still more the premium offered for the
same, the delicacy and noble magnanimity of the in-
habitants of this kingdom, being amply repaid by the
satisfaction they feel in the performance of their duty,
are resolved to sacrifice even their lives in the glo-
rious cause which they have been so forward in em-
bracing and defending."
To the Junta of Government.
Valencia, Octeber 14.

EXETER Tam TUB COMMANDER OE THE SPANISH ARMY
BEFORE BARCELONA, TO THE GRAND JUNTA.
" MOST EXCELLENT SIR I—By your Excellency's
dispatch of the '2sth instant, addressed to me, and
handed by an officer arrived here express from the
Captain Genera of Saragossa, I have received the
welcome inteligence that the Supreme Central Junta
is installed •ancl-, constituted in that Royal City, and
that cm the same day of its inauguration it has ex-
tended its views to the succour of Catalonia. I can-
not express to your Excellency in adequate terms
how much I have been rejoiced at the twofolJ infbr-
:nation, of which one protnjses happiness to the na-
tion, and the other defence and security to this pro-
vince, which Gon, not men, has vouchsafed to com-
mit to my care. Hither I have been in the greatest
danger of losing ground; but in spite of the weakness
of my force, not -having as much as one horse only to
oppose to 1500 of the enemy, nave yet kept them at
hay. I have beaten them repeatedly, and kept them
within reach of the guns of their own fortresses; and if
they are permitted still to continue in them, it is be-
cause valour without means is insufficient before ram-
parts, as I have neither horses nor troops of the line,
nor even battering implements for such an operation.
If I can obtain the reinforcements announced, I hope
I shall do for them even without forming any regular
siege, hoping to make better use of my time.
Quarters-General of Villafranca, the 29th September 1805.
His Excellency the nirrinis de Palacio, to his Emsellency
Count de Florida Eltr.:a.
London, England, 1808-11-04

LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 16.

His Majesty, our King, arrived hcre at eight
o'clock last night ; a detachment of French gens-
d'armes, who are in garrison in this city, marched
out to meet his Majesty, and the Citizens were under
arms. All the streets through which his Majesty pas-
sed, were illuminated. This evening, at seven o'clock,
his Majesty set out for Dresdei., after having pre-
viously heard-the mass in his Chapel.
London, England, 1808-11-04

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER 27.
They write from Orleans, under date of the 20th
;nst. that the same day a Cabinet Courier passed
through that town on his way to Rochelle, with dis-
patches, supposed to be addreised to the Duke of
Abrantes.
OCTOBER 28.—Mr. Mayne, an officer of the Ist re-
giment of light infantry, and Mr. P. Morel, Captain
of the privateer Jena, of Dunkirk, embarked atßams-
gate on the 16th inst. between four and five at night,
in a two•oared boat, fourteen feet in length, in order
to put a period to their captivity.
During the night between the 16th and 17th, it
blew excessively.hard, and the sea was so heavy that
it proved altogether impossible for them to steer the
boat. At midnight, they supposed to be between
Ostend and East-Cappel when they descried a Dutch
lugger ; by dint of exertion they came within hail of
e lugger, and demanded her assistance, which they
stood much in need of, their boat being already
half full of water. The Captain of the lugger, John
Fenken, seeing the distressed situation of these unfor-
tunate men, used hls best efforts to save them ; his
hismane endeavours were crowned with success, and
be landed them safe at Ter Veere.
°mount 29.—8 y letters received from Munich
and Stutgard, we learn, that the Kings of Bavaria
and Wirtemberg, arrived from Erfurth in their re-
spective residence towns on the 17th and 18th inst.
ANTWERP, OCTOBER 20.
The Spanish Consul in this place has published the
following notice :
44 The Consul of hie Majesty, the King of Spain, at Antwerp, 1
gives notice to all the Spaniards, who are found in the depart-
ment of the two Nethes, that, in obedience to the orders by him
received, be has opened a register for the loyal Spaniards who feel
anxious to take the oath of fidelity and allegiance to the King, their
master. They are, therefore, invited to appear before him, and
take the said oath agreeably to the form prescribed. Those who
reside in the departments of the Scheldt, Dyle, Ourthe and Roer,
may apply to him for the said form of the oath, which shall be
readily communicated to them. (Signed)
44 D. D 2 IAIRRESICHZA DUTARI.7

BERLIN, OCTOBER ao.
His Royal Highness Prince William of Prussia,
who yesterday arrived here from Erfurth, set out this
day for Koningsburgh, at ten o'clock at night. His
Excellency Count Vonder Golz, Royal Prissian Mi-
nister of State, arrived here this day frcm Erfurth.
London, England, 1808-02-10

!nig day was publithed, the Sixteenth Edition,
In One Volume 12mo. price 2s. 6d. bourd,
GOLDEN GROVE, a chosen Manual,
...twirling what is to be believed, practised and desired, or
for. The prayers being fitted to the several days of the
Alqo Festival Hymns nerort:ing to the manner of the
Church. Composed for the use of the Devout, especially

younger persons.
By JEREMY TAYLOR, D. D.
in Ordinary to King Charles the First, and late Lord
Bishop of Down and Connor.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
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..Discourses on Various Subjects. In 3 vols. Bvo. price 11. 73.
boards, a N.I.Nr Edition.
The Rule and E•xrrciscs 3f Holy Living. The 87th Edition,
vol. Bvo. price 7s. in boards.
The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying. In I vol. Bvo.
'Can boards.

This day were published, price 63. in extra boards,
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TIANSTADT, ST. CROLX, DEC. 25, 1807.

Danish' ship James, in ballast.
Danish-schooners Abecorie, Princess tarolina Wiliam, Dart,
Friderick, Dorothey, Sincerity, Director, Mercury, Vernier,
and La Clair, (in ballast.)
Danish sloops Charlotte, The Sisters, Evin, Caroline, Mary,
Industry, Experiment, Hivain, and 'Two Fiitials, (in ballast.)
RETURN OF ORDN.NNICE AND STORES FOUND IN THE CITA-
DEL AND BATTERIES OE ST. THOMAS.
Iron Ordnance—Total; 94 guns.
Erase Ordnance-5 one-pounders, field, upon light trivtlling
carriages—wt of harness complete.
[Here follows the Content; of the Magazines, consisting of a con-
siderable quantity of gunpowder,- and other stores.l
Ref URN OF ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES FOUND IN
THE ISE4D OF ST. GROIX.
Total, if-. iron guns, on standing carriages, complete. •
Two brass 20-pouritieri, or 5 u.c6 1-Sth.
Mere follows a List of Stores, cunigisting. of gonpnwsieri Ste]
At Fort .Christiaii, Town ofrbristiaristacit, Bc4, - • •
Total, Sic brass guns and howitzers, and 4.5 iron ding of rat-
rioto Calibres.
London, England, 1808-08-26

SPAIN.
Thlq day were published, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo,
price 10s. 6d. in boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and
several other Engravings,
'TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN :
containing accurate Delineations of the MAN NEas and Dom uric
CONDITION of that Country, with Anecdotes of the PA /14CZ of
PLACII, &c. &o. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the
Spanish Monarchy, and otber interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word fixed upon • or near the spot, is worth a cart-load
of recollection."—GßATES LITTERS.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, and to be had
of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SKI KN tR, Esq. with
Engraving;, price 455. in boards. •

THE WEST-INDIES, &c.
- This day war published, 'in an elegant Volume 4tO.
ACcoinpanied by a Map of the Settlements, price 275. in boards,
NVOYAG-E to the DEMERARY ; containing a
Statistical Account of the Settlements there, and of those
of the Essequebo, the Berbice, and other contiguous Rivers of
,Guyana.
By HENRY BOLINGBROKE, Esq. Deputy Vendee Master
at Surinam.
Printed for RICHARD Putwes, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to
be had of au Booksellers.
Of whom may be had,
1. Sta WILLIAM YOUNG'S ACCOUNT of the Present State of
the WEsr-INnics, in 4to, price 23*.
2. ThE PRESENT STACIE of Platt, with numerous Plates,
drice 455.
London, England, 1808-08-26

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 2S.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Ractunasz, from
Guernsey ; and ESCORT, from a cruize ; Liffey,
FINDLAY, from London, for MaPa ; and the brig
NA.trimovs, from Jamaica, having lost the convoy.
His Majesty's brig DAPPIA is appointed convoy for
the Downs.—Wind S. W. '
DEAL, AMIDST IS.

Arrived Rear-Admiral GA/doom...in the Battao-
MON, with the INVINCIBLE, WARSPITE, HERO, 1.8.
VIA7HAN, and Ici.ussluous. ships of the line ; and
Fatuous gun-brig, this morning from a cruize of
Flushing. Sailed this day at noon for the Note, 12
sail of copper-bottomed transports.---Wind N. E.

IN THE nowwe,

Princes. of Orange, Bellernphnn, Warspite, Invincible, Hcro,
Minotaur, Leviathan, Illustrious, Clyde, Indignant, Bustler, Bat,
Furious, Bloodhound, and Phosphorus.
YARMOUTH, AUGUST es.

This morning Admiral RUSSELL arrived in these
Roads in the MAJESTIC, 74 guns, ABOUKIR, 74, Capt:
PARKER ; and Noss4u, 64, Capt. CAMPBELL ; also tin
SKYLARK sloop and SEALARK schooner, from off the
Dutch coast. Sailed the CHEROKEE sloop of war,
with convoy for Heligoland; and the AuCkrand
packet, Cart-. THOMAS BRIDGE; with mails and pas.
sengers, for Gottenburgh ; also the PRINCE or WALES
and CLAUDIA curers, on a cruize.—Remain with the
above, the ROEBUCK, RICHMOND, REDBREAST; CA.
LUSO, and HAvoc.—Wind N. W.

...
London, England, 1808-08-26

WEYMOUTH, dIUGUST 20.

This evening the Misses WILLIS gave a Concert
and Supper to a select circle of fashionables, and se-
veral Military Officers. The whole was conducted
with much elegance, and no less admired for the
happy taste displayed in its disposition, than the ex-
cellence of its viands.

Among the company we particularly noticed—
Lord Hinton, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Byatn' Mr. and Mrs. Col-
lins, Mrs. Day, Miss Compton MajorHacks-
sell,erben, Captain Hac-
sell, Mr. and Mrs. Horn, several of the Hanoverian Light Horse,
&c. &e. &c.

Among the arrivals of this week are—
General and Mn. Johnson, Mr. S. Key, Mr. J. Harding, Mrs.
Brenton, Rev. Dr. Ogilvie, Miss Yeats, Mr. Bracher, Mr. Mae.
douall, Mrs. Naich, Mr. Paldairet, Mr. Hearn, Mr. Vernon, Mr.
C Hatchett, Mr. Hart, Mr. Sedley, Rev. F. Gibbs, Mr. Arnold,
Mr. and Mrs. Blades, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Doyle, Captain Hallett,
Mrs. Hawkins, Mn. Massa, Miss Hewson, Mrs. Lime, Mrs.
and Miss Glover, &v.
London, England, 1808-08-26

TURTLES.

WILLSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry,
is now landing several Lots .of fine lively 1 urtles, for Sale.
Turtles dressed every day in the House, for parties, in the highest
perfection, or sent to any part of rown or Country.

.qPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCjRBUTIC
DROPS are to be had genuine, wholesale and retail, at the
following houses:—Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow
Church-yard ; Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's ; Shaw and
Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's; Butler, Cheapside ,• Howard and
Evans, Long-lane; Barclay and Son, Flee, Market; Johnstone,
No. 15, Greek-street, Soho; Bowling and Co. Borough : at CPI,-
don ; and Newport, Isle of Wight. The genuine medicine has
the words—by the King's Patent—expressed on the Bottle, Bill,
and Wrapper, and the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles
of ss. 6d. 10s. and il. us. duty included, as usual, at the only Dis-
pensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London.
London, England, 1808-08-26

CRUDENfrAM, iiiiGUsT 24.

The presence of the Duke of Gtoocitsrez has ad-
ded infinitely to the pleasures of our first circle. His
beneficence and engaging manners are the general
theme of every company. His Highness entertained
a select party yesterday at dinner. Among the com-
pany were Lord HUTCHINSON, and his brother the
Earl of DoNoucaMona, Mr. TIGHE, M. P. of Ire-
land ; Sir GEORGE DALLAS ; Colonel MACLEOD Of
Colbecks ; Mr. CuastAN, Master of the Rolls in Ire-
land, &c. &c.
London, England, 1808-02-17

GOTrENBURGH, JAN. 15.

Yesterday arrived here his Britannic Majesty's
new Minister, Mr. Thornton, to the Court of Stock-
holm. The Quebec frigate, in which he came out,
has not yet reached this port, she having been obliged
to land him many miles to the Northward, but she
is hourly expected. Two couriers arrived here this
morning, the one from Helsinburg, the other from
Mittaw and Stockholm, both with dispatches for
London. Report says, that a large body of Russian
troops have marched to Finland. ' The Constant,
the Kite, and another gun-brig, are in this harbour,
and a convoy for England.
JAN. 18.—The Quebec frigate, the . Honourable
Captain Paulett, which brought over the English
Minister, Mr. Thornton, came into harbour to-day.
The last accounts from Helsinburg state, that the
Danish line of battle ship (a 64.) which remained
in the Sound, had sailed, steering her course for the
Skaw, and the Prince Christian, of 80 guns, for
Norway, the lights of which are up at present, for
the purpose of assisting their own Danish cruizers.
The King of Sweden, and Court, remain at Grips-
holm. We have had a severe frost for a few days,
but have now again Westerly winds, and open
weather; no news to-day. _ _

JAN. 20.—This morning arrived in this port, his
Britannic Majesty's ships, Stately and Nassau, of
64 guns each; also the Lynx schooner, of 18 guns.
Great preparations are making here for opening the
Statue of Gustavus 111. which is expected to take
place on the 23d inst. The King, and all the
Court, will, it is said, assist at the ceremony.
1111.DESHEIM, DEC. 31.

General Oudinot, now at Dantzic, has had the
misfortune to break his leg by a fall from his horse.
NAPLES, DEC. A.

Yesterday twenty-three merchant vessels, from
Sardinia, Marseilles, Leghorn, Civita Vecchia,
arrived here. English frigates now very seldom
nvrke their appearance off this port.
VERONA, DEC. 20.

The Senator Lucien Bonaparte has returned to
Rome. The retinue which attended the late Queen
of Etruria, on her journey into Spain, filled forty-
seven carriages, several of which were drawn by six
horses.
London, England, 1808-02-17

I.F.C.HORN, DEC. 1 1.

Since the Rth inst. the French arms have been dis-
played at our gates, and the flag has been
flying on our turrets. Whether we shall be incor-
porated with the Empire of France, or be placed
under the Government of a French Prince, is'as yet
unknown.
London, England, 1808-02-17

FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c.
DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC.
In the Stamp round each bottle are engraved the words" F. New-
bery, No. 45,5 t. Paul's," and thole without this diltiodtinn are
rpurious.
1-IHE fuccers*of this Medicine has given rife to a
-a• great number of counterfeits, as well as to, a variety of
Cmbeocations, Eli aces, Liniments, &c. &e. Tome of which are
fo bot and ftrong, as often to excoriate, to caufe blifters,
er
o`tenltu contradt the finews ; and others are fo weak as to
be of no effedi. :.--but this Opodeldoe. by its happy combina-
tion. by the union of tiScacy and fafety, will ever maintain
it; wonted eminence and fuperiority. By its warm, penetrating
and attenuating qualities, it is a molt excellent remedy for exter-
nal rheunsatilens • and by its Ittengthening powers, it fpeedily re- I
(tores the parts wbicb are injured by knifes and fprains ; it is of
great fervice in cramps, or nuitabners; In ftiffnefs or weakuefs of
+he joints; aaalfo in promoting circulation in the limbs when in a
paralytic Rates it Is likewife particularly fuceefsful in Chilblains,
and it ufed in time. will prevent their breaking, but in this coin'
plaint a little ofit fhould be diffolved in a fpoon, and applied warm
• Sold only by F.Newbery and Sons, No 45, St. Raul's, 4 doors
front the coach way from Cheaptide, London, price as 6d each bot-
tle.doty included ; and. by their appointment, 'by Bacon and CO.
Oxford-ftreet; Wade Old-Bond-ftreet ; Bayley and Cs Cock-
+ fpur ttreet Ward, Middle.row, Holborn ; Clarke, Borough High-
itrcet ; Randall. Roy., Exchange ; Dicey and Sutton, BOW Church-
yard; and Harris, corner of Ludgate (tract.
London, England, 1808-02-17

This daywas published, price Ss. in boards,
ALETTER to a MEMBER of the present PAR.
LLAMENT, on the AirrzcLes of Cnriaor against Map.
luia WZLIASLLT, which have been laid before the lime et
Qpnsmons.

By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Esq.
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Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, the 2d Edition of
A Kerte to the Strictures of the Edinburgh Review, on the
Foreign Policy of the Marquis Wetxtss.e2's Administration in
India ; comprising an Examination of the late Transactions in the
Cosmetic. Price tis.

AMERICA

WASHINGTON, DEC. 2S.

We have had the pleasure of conversing with a re-
spectable and intelligent Gentleman just arrlvedf rom
Detroit. He states that the prevailing opinion at the
British sculements in that neighbourhood is, that
there will be a war between this country and Great
Britain. In corroboration of this opinion, he states,
that there are now at Fort Amhersburg, a British post
about 18 miles from Detroit, at least 2000 Indians,
almost exclusively warriors. That they are all armed,
and supported at the expence of the British, and with
great liberality • that their arms are guns, refles, and
tomahawks ; and that since August there have con-
stantly there between two and 3000. In case of war,
it is expected that under the auspices of the British, a
general massacre will take place, for which they are
held in readiness ; and from which none but those
within she fort can expect to escape. Should such a
nefarious measure be resorted to, our countrymen may
rest assured that a dreadful vengeance will be taken
on its perpetrators.
London, England, 1808-02-17

PLYMOUTH.
By Order of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of
Danish Property.
FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the London Inn, Foxhole-street,
on Friday, April Ist, 1808,
NO. 11, The good Ship FAIDREN CLANDET,
with all her Stores and Materials, ---- TOMMER, late
Master, detained by the private ship of war Mars.—Dimensions—
Length on Deck - 112 Feet 21 Inches.
Depth - - ----
Breadth - 26 5
Adineasurts - - 266 12-94 Tons.
After which will be sold her Cargo, consisting of
381 Hogsheads of Sugar, 51 Barrels Rum,
47 Barrels ditto, 2 Bags Indigo,
2 Tierces Coffee, 6 Casks 'Famarinds,
77 Barrels ditto, 2 Boxes Bonnets,
19 Bags ditto, 1 Box Salt,
89 Puncheons Rum, 1 Box Medicines,
The above ship being well-calculated for the general purposes
of trade, ,toe b
taken with all faults and defects without any al-
lows!. whatever.
By order of the Agents appointed for the sale of Danish property,
a deposit in Cash or Bank of England Notes, of one-third on the
Vessel, and 25 per Cent. on the Cargo, must be made at the time
of tale, and prior to the purchasers' quitting the Sale Room, in
default of which the seller will be at liberty to declare cce sale

void.
The remainder of the purchase money also to be paid in Cash
or Bank of England Notes, at the expiration of the prompt, or
at the time the Goods are demanded bv the purchasers to be de-.
livered. These conditions will be striatly attended to.
For viewing the said Vessel and samples of the Cargo, sad
further particulars, apply to Mr. P. Birawood, Merch,mt, one
of the Agents for Danish Property, or to
JAMES BRODRICK, Broker.

After which will be sold,
961 Pipes Brandy, and 50 Hogsheads Red Wine.
Also the entire Cargo of the ship .Active, Mathiesen,
late Muter, detained by the private ship of war Hero, and since
condemned to his Majesty.
The above Ship and Cargoes are condemned to the Crown.
Dated Plymouth, Feb. 11, 1909.