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London, England, 1808-11-08

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 7.

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This being the first day of Michaelmas Term, the
Judges opened the Court in theusual manner.
In the Court of King's Bench, Mr. N. G. CLAftire,
of the Midland Circuit, having been appointed by his
Majesty one of his Counsel Learned in the Law, was
requested by his Lordship to take his seat within the
Bar, which he did accordingly.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for a quo war-
ranto against John Buller, Esq. to skew by what au-
thority he held the office of Mayor of-the Borough of
Saltash, for the year 1807, and against Walter Spicer,
as Mayor for 18(r/, and also against several Serjeants
at Mace. '1; he constitution of the Borough is, that the
Aldermen elect two persons, who are proposed to the
Free Burgesses, in order that one of them should be
elected by them , Mayor. Upon the election of Mr.
Buller, four Aldermen voted for him, and three for
the other candidate. One of the four was a Mr.
Hawkins, who had been ousted of his office upon a
quo warrant°, and accordingly his election was void.
Mr. Spicer's office was void because he was sworn in
before Mr. Buller, who being, as it is called, a bad
Mayor, Mr. Spicer was not duly sworn in. The same
objection applied to the two Serjeants at Mace, and
upon these grounds the Court granted a rule nisi.
SHERWOOD O. ILARO24 CHARLES HOMPESCH.
In this case Mr. ESPINASSE moved to amend the
original writ of le:tat:o calaias ad latiffaciersions by in-
serting the tettattas, which had been omitted. This
rule was granted.

IN ?HZ SAMICAI3I4

Mr. ADotp tys. na the contrary' moved to set aide
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the execution and levy of 6001. on the ground tb
the Defendant had been twice vexatiously taken in
execution. It appeared, that an agreement had been
made between the Attornies, that the Plaintiff should
accept a bill nf two months for part of the money, and
the execution should not issue. This bill was offered,
but by mistake the Defendant was arrested, and then
discharged upon some terms of ar-comrnedation. He
was, however, afterwards taken in execution, and
compelled to pay the whole of the money.

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The Court refused to rant the rule, saying, that as
the Whole was before di return of the writ, and the
accommodation of discharging the Defendant was en-
tirely voluntary on the part of the Plaintiff, he might
nevertheless proceed to enforce the writ afterwjrds.
This was the action m which damages were reco-
vered by the Kentish farmer for the libel upon his
wife.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOVEMBER 7.

This being the first day of Term, there was little
else done than parties justifying bail.

ROBERTS v.

This was a motion for a rule to shew cause why
the judgment should not be set aside. The cause
had been tried in the sittings after last Term, and
which had stood over from the sittings in the Term,
on the terms of liberty to enter judgment as of the
Term. Serjeant SHEPHERD now moved to set aside
the judgment so entered, on the ground that the costs
not having been yet taxed, he was in sufficient time
for the motion.

The COURT, however, refused it ; there being no
instance of a judgment having been set aside after the
four days for entering it were expired, merely because
the costs had not been taxed.

HUNT V. PAVIA

Sejeant BUT moved for a rule to chew cause why
the verdict obtained by the Plaintiff should not be set
aside. _ _

The affidavit for the Defendant stated, that long
before the time for going to trial, it had been agreed
to drop the proceedings, upon the Defendant paying
the costs incurred up to that time. Upon the bill of
costs being furnished, many items were charged,
which were conceived unwarrantable, as making out.
briefs, and fees to Counsel, preparatory to trial, in
the then stage of the cause. A tender of 261. was
accordingly made for the costs, which was refused,
and the Plaintiff was thereupon permitted to take a
verdict without defence, at his own hazard.—Rule
granted.
London, England, 1808-11-08

IKON WORKS, SOUTH WALES.

•
I'o BE DISPOSED OF, an eligible Situation for
a extensive Works, comprising a Furnace, Forge, and Build-
lop for Residence of Workmen, with an inexhaustible supply of
pod Coal, Iron Ore, Limestone, and Fire-Clay.—}or particulars
apply by' letter (post paid) addressed to A. Z. at the London
Care House, Ludgate-Hill, London.
London, England, 1808-11-08

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-L ANE.
.THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 8,
• 1 their Majesties Servants will act the Comic Opera of
THE HAUNTED TOWER.
Baron of Oakland, Mr. DOW•CON ;
Baron de Courcy, Mr. HOLLAND;
Lord William, Mr. BRAHAM ;
LA/ Elinor De Courcy (with a new Air) Miss LYON ;
Adele, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
le the course of the Opera will be introduced the favourite
Ng of I, Oft on a Plat of rising ground," (composed by Handel)
try No. Brabam ; and the favourite Duet, from the Opera of
Isis, by Mr, Braham and Miss Lyon.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE MAYOR OFGARRAT.
. , Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ;
Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL;
um.. Mr. SMITH ; Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WEWTTZER;
Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. MARLOWE.
Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY.
One two Theatres continuing only to open for five Nights,
*mutel, in this, and the ensuing week, the Public are re-
iredfoity informed, that on account of some necessary arrange-
soots, there will be no Performance at this Theatre to-morrow
' evening, instead of on Friday night as usual.
On Thursday, never performed, a new Drama, in Three Acts,
died the Siege of St. Qulntin, or Spanish Heroism, with new
Kenery, music, dresses, and decorations. To which will be
anew theerara mutt Little Pickle. (first time) Mi.. Kelly.

ARMY EXCHANGES.
ACAPTAIN Heavy Cavalry and Light, will ex-
change to Cavalry in India, or Infantry at home ; a Lieute-
nant Cavalry in India, to Infantry at home ; a Captain in Ceylon
and Canada, Single Battalions, will exchange to Second.
Exchanges of every description may be had.—Apply (post paid)
to G. Calvert and Co. Agents, Great Mary-la-Bonne-vtreet,
Walesa-place.
London, England, 1808-08-12

PINNER HILL. MIDDLESEX.
/11.19 AILE and BEAUTIFUL SPOT for BUILDING,
13 mfies from London.
TO BE SOLD BY AU c riox,
* Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,
Cernhill, on Tuesday, the 30th Augusto at Twelve o'Clock,
n One Lot;
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on the South-
side of Pinner-hill, comprising upwards of Forty lour
Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and' Wood Land, on which
are many thousand fine thriving young oaks, and some timber,
forming; most desirable situation for building, commanding rich
and extensive views of the country. Land-tax on part redeemed.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Kelsey. Harroweald Lodge,
near Pinner' of whom particulars may be had; White Horse,
Uxbridge; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; of Messrs.
Foster, Cooke, and F: ere, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garravrey's ; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1808-08-12

ASSIZES.

MAIDSTONE, KENT, AUGUST ie.
John Perin., a very athletic young man, was • in-
dieted for robbing on the highway John Cock, of the
sum of fifteen pence, on the 19th of June last, at the
pirish of Tong.
The prosecutor in this case was a-very old and feeble
man ; and though the sum taken was but small, yet
the conduct of the prisoner was attended with great-
inhumanity. The old man stated, that he had bees
the over-night to a race at Elmsley, and he was re,
turning home about dime in the morning ; as he
passed through a mustard-field, the prisoner came to
him, and asked him what it was O'clock ; he said he
had no watch; the prisoner. immediately seized him
by the collar, and shook him violently. He then
threw him down, took his canvas purse containing
16d. from him • be then beat him until he was insen-
sible, and kicked his right eye out of the socket. He
came to himself about six in the morning, and craWked
home, which was about two miles distant. Hearing,
that the prisoner was at the Fox and Heath&
j public-house, at Bspchild, he went there and saw the
prisoner—he immediately accused him of haring
been the man who had robbed and ill-treatedlina ;
he was sure Of his person, for he had worked in the
next field to him for several days.
Wm. .Tuton, the master of the Fox and Hounds
public house, corroborated the statement of the old
man, as to the accusation of the prisoner, who denied
the charge. He suffered the prisoner to go away, ,
but heaung a few bor.: afterwards that the old man
was likely to die, he pursued him and took him into
custody. .
The ostler of the Fox and Houlids said, that It
observed some splashes of Wood on the prisoner's face i
when he came into the house.
•A man of the name of Forest said, he had been
with the prisoner at the race at-Elassley, and came .
home with him in the morning. As they came along I
they ovesteok the old man, and the prisoner entered
into conversation With him, but the witness said he
being 'rather 'heavy, went into a• barn-yard hind la j
down. He fell asleep, and slept for above two Lahr ,
London, England, 1808-08-12

BY ORDER. OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR DANISH
PRIZES.---fOR SALE,
On Friday, August 26,1808, by Twelve o'Clock, at the London
Tavern, Foxhole-street,
THE good Ketch DIE KEISENDE TOBIAS,
No. 61, L. E. Drum, late Muter.
Detained by the Loan COCMRANZ private ship of war, con-
demned to the Crown, and now lying in Catwater.
Length on Deck 66 Feet 8 Inches.
Breadth above 22 11
Depth in Hold 10 7
Admeasures 193 57-94 tons.
With all her Mans, Yards, Stores, Sails, and Rigging, as they are
Far Inventories and further Particulars, apply to
Mr WELSFORD, Merchant,
One of the Agents fur Danish Property
Plymouth, August 1,1808.

SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATIi CONTRACT,

Tr NIGHT'S HILL HOUSE, with suitable
" Offices, Coacb House, Stable, Ste. and upwards of One
Hundred and Ten Acres of Law', the property of the late LORD
TRORLOW. _ _

Further Particulars may be known on application at Mr.
lames Office, 5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, London;
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
N. B. To be viewed by 'rickets only.

COMPLETE SPORTING SEAT, HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE LET,
For a Term of Years and may be entered upon immediately,
AN extensive MANOR, with a verir good FA-
MILY MANSION HOUSE, Coach-houses, Stabling and
Offiees of every description, complete Dog-kennell and Boiling
House, with a stream of water running through it; Gardens, Or-
namental Plantations, Hot-house and Green-house, a large Pad-
dock and Pleasure Grounds, with an excellent Trout Stream
running them, formed into large and very ornamental Sheets of
Water, most amply stored with Trout and other Fish; and any
quantity of the surrounding Meadow and Pasture Land may be

The Manor Is most abundantly stocked with Game, with se-
veral Packs of Fox Hounds in the neighbourhood. The Pro-
perty and Residence of the Earl of Clanricante, lately deceased.
The excellent Household Furniture, stock of Wines and Li-
quors, and other Effects, together with the Hones rid a very
choice and well selected Pack of Hounds, with Pointers and
bpaniel% may be had at a fair valuation.
TI. Estate is situate at Warnford, in the County of Hants,
between and distant about 10 mike each from Petenfield, Alton,
Alresford, Bishops Waltham, and Winchester, In a beautiful
pan of the Country. and about 60 miles from London.
Application may be made to R. L. Apployard. E+q• Lincoln's
Inn, London.
London, England, 1808-02-23

COURT' OF KING'S BENCH, FEBRITARY 21.

NORRIS v. BURDETT.
This was an action brought by the High Bailiff of
Westminster against Sir Francis, f* the amount of his
bill for the late election, amounting to more than 5001.
Many of the items were for the table kept by the
plaintiff during the poll, which were not allowed; the
bill was•thereture reduced to 1171. Bs. '2d. for which
sum the Jury found a verdict.

OLD BA t trv.—Yesterday 29 prisoners were tried, one of whom
was capitally convicted. viz.—
Ann Holden, alias Mayfair, for stealing 631. the property of Ed-
ward Skyrme, in his dwelling-house.
Fifteen were convicted of felony, viz.—
Mary Williams, fur stealing a bolster and other articles.
T. Johnson, fur stealing from his ready-furnished lodgings pout
of sheets.
J. Gates, for stealing two live ducks.
Elizabeth Pendred, for strafing a handkerchief.
B. Foggart and W. Dukes, for stealing two sticks of klngswood
and three pieces of tulipwood sticks.
' Hannah Clayton, for stealing frOm her ready-furnished lodging a
pair of sheets, Et.c.
K. Cole, for embezzling Pa. which he had received on account of
his master.
J. Petty, for stealing one -peck and four quartern loaves.

K. State, for stealing a bridle. •
Sarah erawfuctl, for stealing eight silver spoons.
J. Murphy, for stealing a copper boiler.
J. Lock, fur stealing a great coat.
D. Walker, for stealing a piece of printed cotton.
I. Hind, for obtaining, under false pretences, twelve pair of silk
stockings.
, And seven were acquitted, among whom was,
E. Jordan, who was indicted for stealing a sack of flour, the pro-
perty or K. George his master. The prosecutor is a mealman, and
the prisoner was employed to convey twenty sacks of flour to s
baker in Whitechapel, nineteen of which only were delivered.—
*rhe evidence, however, was incomplete, and the prisoner was se.
quitted. He was tried on a mond indictment, for steam
suck of flour from twenty, which he had conveyed to a baker at
Newington. It appeared that this sack was.not taken out of the
waggon, but was covered over with a tarpattlin. The prisoner
was appreheatled before he drove away his waggon, conscqualtlT
the felony was Istomplete, and be was acquitted.

DIED. of
On the 22d instant, Mrs. Inglis, wife of John Inglis, EA.
Mark-lane.
On the 17th instant, at Carnsalloeh, in Dumfries-shirt, Mrs.
Johnston, of Carnsalloeh, in her 82d year.

LONDON: Printed and published by LEVEL KENT, of Can-
terbury-place, Lambeth ; at the ST.ta-Orricz, No. 1, Carer
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These observations, which are made in conformity
with the sentiments of the President, cannot fail,
Sir, to. have all the weight v:ith an enlightened and
friendly Government, to which they are entitled, and
the President persuades himself, that the good effect
of truths which they diselosf, will be seen in such
measures as will remove Of grounds fur dissatis-
factions and demonstrate on that side, the same sin-
cere disposition to cultivate harmony and beneficial
intercourse, as is felt and evinced by the United
States and their Government. I have the honour to
be, &c. • (Signed) JANIE.S MADISON.
The Hon. David Erskine. •
(To continued.)
London, England, 1808-02-23

PORTUGAL.

LISEON, JANUARY IS.
On the 19th of December the French flag was
hoisted on all the fortresses, under a discharge of a
great many guns. The Marquis of Lorna is appoin-
ted by Junot, Commander in Chief of all the Portu-
guese forces, on the North side of the Tagus, and
Gomez Freire is appointed by the Spanish Gene
to ral,
ihe. same command on the opposite side. The
French on their march through the country killed all
the bullocks the farmers had for workingontheirlands,
in consequence of which they cannot be cultivated ; a
glorious proof this of the humanity of these self-
named protectors. It is said the French army has lost
no less than 6000 men since they passed the frontiers;
tic peasantry have killed an immense number ; and
it is thought the people would have risen in a -mass
upon them, but for the exhortation of the Heads of
the Church, who are suborned by Junot. The army
is reviewed every Sunday by Junot, who is then
mounted on the horse, which was only destined for
tic image of St. George, on the day of the grand pro-
cession of Corpus de Deos.
The Hanoverian troops attached to the army,areon
board the hulks, in the river. Many naval officers ar-
rived here with the army, and the works in the dock-
yard go on briskly. The Russian ships have drop-
Fed down to Belem, in a line of battle, the English
officers in their fleet have not as yet given up their
commissions. The Russians are never seen to asso-
ciate with the French. No neutral vessel is permit-
ted to sail without paying the exorbitant price of a
hundred pounds sterling for a pass. The French are
going to enforce another contribution on the inhabi-
Lints of this devoted city ; of the first contribution of
about two hundrel thousand pounds, one of the prin-
cipal Portugueze merchants was compelled to pay
near ten thousand : at the house of this person Junot
has fixed his head quarters ; the expenditure of Ju-
not's table amounts daily to about a hundred pounds,
which this Merchant has also to pay. One hundred
and twenty of the clerks of the Treasury have been
dismissed. As yet the Spaniards have not hoisted any
colours, nor taken any steps to oppress these mi
people, for such they may p
truly be called.serable
London, England, 1808-08-15

deficiency, from whatever cause arising,
s of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie
‘.ll by patients of tither sex wick the
our, at their house, No. 07,• Hatton
le country, describing the particulars of
cr post paid, enclosing' a Dank note, will
cii.e and advice sent 'to any pan of the
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arm you, that ever since the year
red with the I.ue, Veuerea ; which, fruits
•.ry course of medicine prescribed by the
Ity here, and uedtirging several severe
twice discharged frontshe. Hospital, with
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my disorder had got to such st head, as
my existence. 1 tad a large &leer on t'ae
n each arm, and my legs were broken
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ceration for the last seven years; my lett
it, was very much discoloured, and gave
in, particularly when warns in beg, as
rest ; in this lamentable state, 1 was re-
lompson, (who received in great i cure
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NAUTICdL norELLIGRIMIL '

FALMOUTH, AUGUST at.

Arrived the Humber armed ship from the Dessiskil
also the American ship Sally, Capt. Ntetoun, from
Oporto, in ten days: Capt. Nicnot.Ls reports that S:r
ARTHUR Witu.Estev had landed with about IMO°
men at Figueira. Sailed the Endeavour armed brig
with a convoy for Wales ; and the American packet
St. Michael, with dispatches for L'Orient and New
York. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1808-08-15

POR",-SMOUTH, AUGUST ts.

Arrived the Flora transport from the West Indies,
and the Abundance store-ship, Josr FRTZR toaster.
from the Cape of Good Hope. The Satellite, Capt.-1
Rustiwortru, arrived, yesterday morning frcm Barba.
does, having seen the homeward-bound ships from the
Leeward Islands into St. George's Channel.—She
separated from the CAMILLA and Roe Auto, with the
ships bound for the River under convoy. In the course
of the day they passed this port for the Downs, under
convoy of the CAMILLA, with a strong westerly wind.
The LrnRE frigate, Captain ScuomßEeo, is to take
on board money for Cadiz, and sail immediately.
General Lzzv and suite go to Spain in her.
London, England, 1808-08-15

TRURO, AtiGUST Is.

A convoy of about 44) vessels were off Falmouth
last evening, beating to. the Westward, supposed to
be bound for Cork. A convoy of about 20 sail, under
charge of a large frigate, passed Fahunuth yesterday
evening to the Eastward. The American messenger,.
Mr. Notntsz, sailed yesterday from Falmouth, its the
St. Michael's brig, with dispatches for America, but
first for L'Orient.—We are hourly in expectation of
news of the utmost importance from Lisbon. There
bas been a rumour, but Ave could trace it to no cer-
tain source, that the Russian ships had come out and
joined the British. There is now no reason to fear
that JtyNor can be reinforced on the side of Spain.
If he has not already surrendered to Sir Amnon
WRLLESLEY, nothing but a miracle can save him
when Sir HARRY BURRARD shall have arrived.

TORBAY, AUGUST is.
Arrived the Channel Fleet, from their station off
3rest..Wind S. W.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 13.

Last evening passed up Channel the NAnctsses, of
* guns, from Oporto, with about 60 sail of vessels
under convoy, for the diferent ports in the Channel,
Came in the Nancy, Captain Isogon, from Oporto in
ballast ; Ann, Capt. &meows, from ditto, with wino,
for orders : both sailed with the NARCISTus from
Oporto ; VALIAVT, of 74 guns, from the Channel
fleet ; Excouwriut gun-brig, from the coact of Spain ;
and the Polly, Val,a.occ, from Gibraltar. Sailed the
FAVOURITE hired cutter for the fleet off Brest;
end GLzAnze hired armed ketch on a cruize.
London, England, 1808-08-15

DOVER, AUGUST 13.

Arrived off here this morning about six o'clock, a
fleet from the West Indies.—The Hamburgh ship
Gambridgium, Captain DANNENBERGER, went past
here this afternoon, from Oporto, in twelve days.—
About thirty sail of vessels, under the Hamburgh
and Bremen flags, sailed at the same time, bound tc,
London, eight or nine of which likewise past here
during the afternoon. The following are the names
of some of the West India ships :

Nelson, Herbert ; Baltic Merchant, Smith ; and King George,
Cotter, from St. Vincent's; Fortitude, Holman; Grenada, Ri-
chardson; and Fanny, Graham, from Demerara; Vertumnus,
Al'Arthur ; and Union, Brown, from Grenada; Mercy, Wat-
son; and George; Knight, from Barbadoes; Harriet, Bradshaw,
from Surinam ; Trusty, White, from Dominica; Harvey, Har-
♦ey; and Alligator, from Tobago.
London, England, 1808-08-15

To the Right Worshipful the PRESIDENT, and to the Right
Worshipful and Worshipful the TREASURER and GO-
VERNORS of CHRIS 's HOSPITAL.
GENTLEMEN,
BEG to acquaint you, that the Day of Election
a of a Solicitor to Christ's Hospital, Is fixed for the 26th day
of this Instant August.
The Funeral of my late Father cannot take place till Tuesday
'text the 16th instant, and it will not therefore be in my power,
without an inexcusable violation of decency and propriety, to have
the honour of personally soliciting your Vote and Interest till
within ten days of the day of Election.
In the peculiar situation, therefore, in which I stand, you will
possibly allow this only means which is left me of requesting your
support, to have more weight than a written application is usually
entitled to. You are already possessed of the ground upon which
I rest my pretensions: The length of time for which my late Fa-
tiler has exerted himself, with the most ansions fidelity, in your
service, and the pride he took in the success that his zealous en.
deavours bad met with, knov.ing (as you also know) that not one
Concern of your Hospital was, during his Solicitorship, brought
to an unsuccessful issue, encourage me, who have been brought
tip under him, been so many years with him, continually obtain-
ing, from his experience, an incrrasing knowledge of the tights
and interestsof your Hospital, to hope that you will not with
draw the Concerns of your institution from the person whom he
gratiSA himself by looking forward to as his successor, with all
his connections.-1 have the honour to•be, with respect,
Gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
; • JOSEPH MAIMRIAILTs

GRAND MAP OF EUROPE.
This day wa3 published, on Nine large Sheets,
Price 31. 13s. 6d. or on Canvas and Rollers, Si. ISs. 438..

A
MAP OF EUROPE, compiled from-the-most
ifteisfitTtyll of the French, Austrian, Ituadini and
Spanish Geographers.
- Printed'for John Storkdale, Piccadilly.
The above Map is the largest :sod. most correct that hag ever
yet been published.
Dimensione-460eti feet high, by sevetr feet eight inches wide.
London, England, 1808-02-24

DEAL, FEBRUARY 8, 1808.
idi...lyEW BANK having been lately opened at this
lace toder the firm of William Halite John Sampson,
I—ahliAollarns, arel John Iggulden,* and many of our Correspon-
dents and other Persons in the County and elsewhere, ,opposing
one or both of us, the undersigned, are connected with the same,
stye judge it proper thus publicly to make known, that we have no
conurn whatever either directly or indirectly in the 'aid Bank.
JOHN IGGULDEN,
EDWARD IGG OLDEN,
Merchants and Agents to the Hon. East India Company

TO BE 601.11 BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GASKILL,
• AT ROFFORD, near OLLERTON, NO 111NGHAMSHIRE,
(On the Premises),
On Ta.esday the 29th of March, 1808, at eleven o'clock precisely,
THE BR,OOD-MARES, and thorough-bred
STOCK belonging to the EARL of SCARBOROUGH,
(leaving Raiford), in the following Lots :
LOT 1 Chesnut Mare, by Pot Bo's, Dam Flyer, by Sweetbriar—
in Foal by Sir Solomon.
9 Fantail, by Fidget—in Foal by Sir Solomon.
S Mbss Rose, by Sir Peter Teazle, Dam Attraction, by Mag-
net—in Foal by Sir Solomon.
4 Miss Btim, by Highflyer, Dam .Brim by Squirrel—,covered
by Sir Solomon.
3 Bay Mare, by Woodpecker, out of the Dam of Cypress and
Olive-.covered by Sir Solomon.
• 6 Bay Mare, by Delpini, Dam. by Picture—covered by Sir So-
lomon.
7 Bay Mare, by Dungannon, Dam Pastorella by Otko--cisvered
by Sir Solomon.. •
8 Off-She-Goes, by Shuttle, Dam by Highflyer—covered by
Sir Solomon.

RISING T.-VICARS OLD.
9 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot I.
10 Brown Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 2.
11 Brown Filly, by Sir Salomon, out of Lo 3.
1 2 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, (cut) out of Lot 6.
1:. Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 7.
14 Brown Colt, by Sir Solomon, (cut) out of the Dam of Moss
Rose.

MUM" ONE-YEAR OLD.
15 Brown Filly, by Sir Solomoo, out of Lot 2.
16 Brown Filly, by Sir Solomon,out of Lot S.
17 Bay Filly, by Sir Sblomon, out of Lot 4.
18 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot S.
19 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lilt 6,
20 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 7.
21 Bay Gelding, rising 5 years. 4d, by Sereveton, out of Lot 6.
22 Bay Mare, by Spadille, rising 5 years old, out of Lot 7.
2.3 Brown Filly, by Hambletonian, rising 3 yrs old, out of Lot 3.
N.B. Sir Solomon will continue to Coyer, as usual, the remainder
of this Season, at Rufford.
Printed Catalogues, with Conditions of Sale, may be had at the
Printing Offices of the STAR and Morning Post ; and the erinting
Offices, Nottingham, Derby, Stamford, Doncaster, and York, 20
days before the Sale; of Mr. Gaskill, Nottingham; and Mr.
Joseph Mitchell, the Groom, on the Premises.
London, England, 1808-02-24

'3ENCE.

of war, of 18 guns.
ize ; the Brothers.
)11y Tar, of Guera.
Fayal, with cot.
e this pin A alga
From North Shields,
!..—.Sailed this day
n GALWAY: Prillt-
)Orlerr of 16 ditto,
ops under convoy;
T for Cork ; Mart,
r TyrCOnAel, GRAir,
PS, and Ann. BAuf,
tcket, it is reported.
azils : a mail art
N.E.
. 22.

uns, from the wet-
&hog, with a fitee
on s, craize ; and

ziarnhorough Head
s, the fishing vessel
MARSHALL,
Ili cutter privateer, or
caught no fish, tbt
loaded collier brig,
up with, captured,
The privateer was
IF, which it is feared
ipso sloop of war,
r on Thursday, front
HO EN, from Hart •
:AMMOND, from Lon-
R FAD, fIAIII London
rt, from Yarmouth to
kvomosr, from Sheer-
o Harwich, with loss,
Warlsotth, Tovirot
laden, went to pie"
n were saved.
erg to Hull, hat
s repairing at Lama.
• froM RIP t°
=l'l4'o • 4i?
ester from Els,,e4
Le Sally, JACEK%
anish privateer, indr,

B. 21.

re been coppered and
made, and put out of
igs, (the Spartan and
Fonr more of
lass, will follovl, these
ips have well formed,
'he Dictator sailed on
le Victory and Hype►
al to Long 11esch.
—r

n received from A 4.

if Madeira, lanuary 47,
sight, and eosnalianitawd,
wst chaced, on the 44th,
Agate, in lat. 30, long. SO;
) after them. The Drayton
with merchant ships of a
Id yesterday, and there are
net. order one of our fri-
We shall proceed with all

et is immediately to ba
part of it, are getting
two are already cop-
it of dock.
Gitraltar for Liver-

E. on Thursday sen.
:orvettes Cygne, and
iven on shore at Cher-
ehorse looked into that
id saw the Frenchmen
aggons.
JOHN SIMPSON, master,
aving the beginning of
winds, came to on the
gale of wind coming
to slip his cable, and
'hursday morning last,
three men and a boy,
)le, but .was prevented
; and on their return,
ir way with the boat,
sands, with a view of
ttely were prevented by
lilted to return towards
boat again, when one
ere taken in, and the
backs. Not long after,
tan being nearly dead,
n bath on the sands, and
tin and two men got to
up the next morning,
Try-boat.
LANE, FEB. t.--The
tort, and our last prices
n tolerable plenty, and
:ev;ise--White Peas full
Old Beans, and Ticks
erable supply, and sales
y little Rape Seed, and
ration.

► AS UNDFIk:
rani (old) 560. 625. Od.
let ditto (old) 50s. 5Ss. 04.
its, '2Bs. S. 363.
oland ditto, 375. 396. od•
Dratoe ditto 00s. 413.
ape Seed, 2111. 311. Os.
•
iecontls 50s. 556.
London, England, 1808-02-24

TRIAL OF GENERAL

TWENTIETH DAY, FEE. 24.

The Court being met as usual, at ten o'clock,
Brigadier-General Sir SA..mum. AUCHMUTY was fur.'
ther examined on the third and fourth charges.
At half past eleven the Court was cleared, on a
question put by the Judge Advocate ; and at twelve
the doors had not been re-opened, when our express
came away. On account of the vast pressure on the
opening of the doors on preceding days, a body
of soldiers, forming three deep, surround the grand
entrance of the Hall.
London, England, 1808-02-24

VICTUALLINO OFFICE, February 23, Isl''. 1
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -
HIS MAJF.Str's NAVY, do herd!" give Noti:e,
That on Wednesday the 9th of March next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA
RUM; to be delivered, duty free, from the bonded Warehouses
at the Port of London, one half thereof in the course of one
month, and the remainder in a mouth afterwards, into His Ma-
t
1 jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by
1 Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
1 The Conditions of the Contract in which some new regulations
have been introduced) may be seen et the Secretary's Ofh.::.
1 N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a kss quantity than Ten
I Thousand Gallons.
No regard will he had to any Ten.kr in nehiir Me price shall not be
• inserted in words at length, or tLt shall not le el.livered to the Boardhr-
ke one o'elorl on the sa;d IVed tesday the 9th 1 .P.fareh next, nor unless
' the Person who male: the Melt-, or some Person on his law!
.1, at::n.ts
to anprrer nek.n :allalfor.
London, England, 1808-11-30

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 29.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ANT, from a cruize,
and several outward-bound vessels from the Downs.
—Wind W.S.W.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 99.

Arrived from Gottenburgh the DAPHNE, 22 guns,
Captain ROBERTS.—SaiIed for ditto, the Cart Ear
frigate.—Ships remaining, RoEnucE, Vice-Admiral
DOUGLAS ; ABOUKIR, Rear-Admiral GARNER;
MA-
JESTIC, PRINCESS CAROLINE, STATELY, EtitßlA, and
CENSOR gun-brig.—Admiral GARDNER, with his
squadron, sails on Thursday for the Texel. WindW.
Dr.At, NOVIIMBRII. 29.

Arrived the Pon.tr.c;tes sloop, from a cruize off Bou-
logne ; Busn.En gun-brig and SPECULATOR lugger,
from seeing the convoy safe into Spithead ; Tortoise
store ship, from the Mediterranean. Sailed the
CROCUS sloop, on a cruize off Boulogne ; and PIGEON
schooner, oa a cruize off Flushing. Sailed through
the Downs, the Friendship, NEALA for Surinam ;
~aagrer, for New Providence, and several other
outward-W=ld vessels.—Wind W.S.W.

In toe Downs—Printer of Oranr, Venerable, Bombay,
Christian VII. Hero, Ir.vindble, Illustrious, Leviathan, War.
spite, Defence, 'Trusty, Agincourt, Euryalus, Asprey,
Ephira, Sarptm, Podargus, Pearicu, Bustler, Paz, Tortoise,
and Britannia hired cutter.
London, England, 1808-11-30

AYR 4 NOVEMBER '24.

On Saturday last, the Neptune, NEILE, arrived
here from Quebec, which place she left on the hi
ult. She has on board 7400 bushel; of prime wheat,
in good order ; 500 deals, and 900 staves. Cap-
tain NETLE has brought a file of American papers,
but they contain no news that has not been already
anticipated. The principal feature in the American
papers is violent outcries against the embargo. And
in the Canadian papers, a wishful longing, that it
might be continued for another year, although they
seem to expect that it will be taken off in December.
London, England, 1808-04-26

IMPORTANT DIiCOVER Y
THE Advantage the Public must always derive
from regularly educated professional men directing ab
exclusively their studies'to one species of malady, was never mow
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has
attended the administration d their new remedy, and the extraor-
dinary cures it has performed. For a long seines oryeara, Messrs.
Cu aal t and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi-
gation, and arc happy in having discovered a Medicine superiorto
mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to obsave
that the effects of this-remedy are diametrically opposite to those
of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of
the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least
injure the constitution i on the contrary, it renovates the system
in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di-
gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu-
don to the frightful condition that mercury dots, it not only pr.-
Knees that constitution in its primitive state, but ri.stores a weal,.
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Numb.:l.
less instances are on resent record of the superior i.ficacy of thi.
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a pet-psi:Li!
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excito:
of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though
not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both seats
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety id
disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there ate
none more afflicting than that digressing state of debility and de-
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matriinottial state; the
unhappy sufferer broods over his misforttme, ashamed to seck
rot
until he is !utilised tv such a state of weakness as to reader
life oppressive. To such persons it must lie a convling reflec-
tion to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a
strong', manly mild vigorous constitution.
In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising,
as well as in every species of ventiteal Infection, Messrs. Currie
1 and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with the
1 greatest secrecy and holiour, at their house, No. 107, Hanea';.
Garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars of
their umsplaines, by letter post paid, enclosing a Hank Dote, will
have the necessary medicine .arid advice sent to any part of the
kingdom. N0..1071 'baton Gardoes
London, England, 1808-06-14

YARMOUTH, JUNE 13.

Tiais day sail2d the MAJESTIC, A imiral RussE•
and the AMIABLE frigate, for the Do.rnq ; anJ t 1?
CLAUDIA cutter with a convoy for Gottenbllrgh.
Ships of war here Rorsuctt, NASSAU, StATELY, and
RoYattsr —Wind S. E.
London, England, 1808-06-14

MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MARSH, TO LET.
• by Messrs. DRIVER,
At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, on Tuesday, the 12th of
July, 18q, et Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots,
SFtY very Val:tat:le FARMS, CAusisting of
above 758 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very high
condition, situate iu the parishes of Alstone, Snaith, Warehorn,
Brenzot, i.ey Church, Snargate, and New Romney, in the county
of Kent, in the occupation of Jeffery Wink, Messrs. Eve and
Maylane, and John Scoones ; to be let upon a lease for in years,
from Michaelmas, 1 sOB.
The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers,
and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Hear% Ashford ; Swan,
Hastings ; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; ked Lion, Apple-
dore • Folkestone Arms, Folkestone; King's Head, Canterbury;
Star;Maidstone ;Crown, Rochs,ster;Rose,Sittingbourne; Messrs.
Tournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Orinond-street ; at
Garraway's, and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent-
road, London.

• MINES.
TO be SOLD by Private Contract, 1-32 d part
L or Share of and in all that very productive Copper and Tin
Mine, in the Parish of Kea, in the County of Cornwall, called
Nanjiles and Bread and Cheese Mine ; great advantages Inuit be
expected to arise to tie Adventurers from its having a greater
n
number of lodes runifig through it than any other Mine in the
County.
The Mine is now hi full working with a Steam Engine, and
throwing up Immense quantities Of Copper, Zinc, and Tin.—
Alr.: to be sold 1-20th part or Share in the extensieen4.l cell
kn?wn Copper Mine, called Wheal Fortune, in the Parish' cf
Gwennap. This Mine has produced to the Adienturers for
many years past gre::t profits ; there ire two Steam Engines or. it.
The price and other particulars may be had, by applying (if by
letter, pbst paid) to Mr. John Kneabone, Truro, or to Captain
William Wearne, Gwennap.—Truro, May 27, 1808.
London, England, 1808-06-14

MARRIED.

At St. Andrew's, Dr. Henry Fraser, to Charlotte, 3d daughter
of the late Samuel Welles, Esq. of Castlehill, Wycombe.
At Glasgow, on the 6th inst. Mr. James Ogilvy Mack, writer
in Edinburgh, to Miss Hannay.
Captain William Ireland Jones, of the Madras Establishment,
to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Captain David Thomson,
commander of the Earl of Dartmouth East lndiaman.

DIED.

Sunday, at Doctor's Commons, the wife of t'errott Fenton,
Esq. Deputy Marshal of the Admiralty.
Saturday se'nnight, at Liverpool, on his*ay to Bath, Vicar Ge-
,
neral Cretan, of she Isle of Man, and Rector of Kirkbride.
Thursday n'tinight, in the 76th year of his age, Colonel James
Fraser, of Beliadrum.
At Kingston, Jamaica, on the Bth Much last, Petei Belch,
Esq. advocate, Edinburgh.
On the 30th ult. in consequence of a fall it the quay, Robert
Geusmill, Esq. merchant, of Belfast, in his 64th year:
Suddenly, Charles Kampfrbuller, Esq. German Professor to the
Royal Military College, High Wycombe.
London, England, 1808-06-14

DIVIDEND.

'THE Joitl Creditors of HUDSON, STORR and
-• Company, who have proved their Debts under a Commis.
lion of Bankrupt against James Hudson of Watling-street, Lon-
don, Merchant and Warehouseman, Partner with John Storr,
may receive a Ist Dividend of ss. in the pound, by applying to Mr.
Robert Barra, of lVstlingmtreet, or Mr. lames Lee, of Bread-
street, Cheapside, on or after the ltith instant.
June 13, 5808. P. HURD, Temple.

This day was published,
Elegantly printed in Svo, with Four exquisite Engravings by
Heath, after designs by the Author,
A DAY IN SPRING, and other Yocum. By
RICHARD W.ESTALL, Esq. R. A.
Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, Londcn; and Archi-
bald Conttable and Co. Edinburgh.

This day were published,
Elegantly printed, in a Pocket Voluxte, with -tt Portrait of Mr.
Boyle, af.er Faithorne, price Gs. in beards,
THE Honourable ROBE RT BOYLE'S OCCA-
SIONAL RE CLECTIONS ; with a Preface, Sic.
By JOHN WEYLAND, Jun. Esq.
Published for the Benefit of " `.ociety fur the Conver-
sion and Religions Instruction and Education of the Negro
Slaves in the gritiih West India Wands ;" and dedicated, by per-
mission, to the' Lor'd Bishop of London, President of that Society:
Printed fir T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; suld also by J.
Hatchard, Piccadilly; and J. Part., r. at Oaf-rd.

This day WAS
Elelzan,ly printed In 4 vols. 4to. L-:eing a new Edition, revised
and ccasiderably augmented, of the three volumes already
publiNhed, and a fourth volume entirely new,) price 71. 4s. in
boards,
A'HE HISTORY of GREECE, from the earliest
Accounts, to the Death of i)hiliP,•King of Macedonia.
By WILLIAM MITFORD, Fsq. •
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davi. s, Str*73.l. _ _

•
••• The Fourth Volrtne may be had separate, to complete the
former Edition, price 11. 16s. ; as may also a few remaining copies
of the,iormer Edition of the Third Vc.litirte.

As above may be had, by the same Author,
An INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES Of HARMONY in LAN.
GIYA n E, 2d Ettitic.^l, Rvo: 7s. 6d.
London, England, 1808-06-14

Thin 'clay -i.;:ts published, price 9s. in boards,
AJOURNAL of the VOYAGES and TRA-
VELS of a CDR PS of DISCOVERY, under the command
of Captain LEWES and Captzin CLARKE, of the ARMY of
the UNITED STATES, from the Mooth of the River Missouri,
through the liitrior parts of North America to the Pacific Ocean,
during the Years, 1801, 5, and G. Containing an Authentic Re-
lation of the most interesting transactions during the Expedition, a
Desuription of the Ccuntry, and an Account of its Inhabitants,
Soil, Climate and Animt/ and Vegetable Prquctions.
By PATRICK GASS,
_ _ . . . . .

One of the persons employed in the Expedition.
London : Printed for J. Budd, Bookseller to His Royal High,
ness the Princ of Wales, No. 100, Pall-Mall.

DIbEASES OF THE'EAR.
This day W3l published, price 2.5 a. in boards, elegantly printed in
One Volume folio, with spliradid engravings by heath,
AN ILLUSTRATION of the ANATOMY of
the HUMAN EAR, accompanied by Views of that Organ,
accurately drawn, of the Natural Size, from a Series of Dissec-
tions. To which is added, a Treatise on its Diseases, the Causes
of Deafness, and the proper Tretment.
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Demonstrator of Practical Anatomy in the Anatomical School in
St. Thomas's Hospital, and Surgeon to the London Dispensary
for Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
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London, England, 1808-06-14

ROYAL. MESS AO R.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
delivered to the House a Message from his Majesty,
the same as usual at the close of every Session, for
the accustomed Vote of Credit toward the incidental
exceedings of the year in the defence of the country.
—Referred to the Committee of Supply.
London, England, 1808-06-14

to deliver up the cleedi, in order to exonerate himself
from the verdict.
Mr. Ralph E.aby having been called to prove the
facts stated in the opening of the Learned Counsel,
Mr. PARKE, for the Defendant) stated, that he
could adduce testimony tb establish that the deeds of
Poole's mortgage were elsewhere, and never had been
in the possession of the Defendant, who was so illi-
terate, that he could not even read, and whose 61ind,
admission of their being in his hands would therefore
have no weight with aril Jury.
In the sequel, on the recommendation of his Lord-
ship, it was agreed, that a verdict should be entered
for the Plaintiff in the sum of 6001. subject to a re-
ference to the Master, who is to enquire if the deeds
from Poole to Richards were in the possession of the
Defendant.
London, England, 1808-06-14

PILOT'S ALL.

On the Motion of Mr. ROSE, the Cinque Port Pilots' Bill was
recommitted.

Oa the motion of the same Right Hon. Gentleman, for vesting
Pi the power of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports the ap-
pointment of sixty additional pilots for Dover and the isle of
flatlet,
Mr. JACKSON opposed it, on the ground that it mast render
Dover continually subservient to the influence of Go►ernment, by
placing in the hands of the Warden of the Cinque Ports the abso-
lute command of the election there for Members to serve in Par-
liament.

Mr. ROSE contended that the Elll had no view whatever to
pelitiad influence, but was called for solely by necessity, for the
cnrnmercial security of the cmmtry, and the =Coy of shipping,
ft e tit a. well as British, visiting the port of 'London ; there hav-
ing oeen no less than twenty-four nserchantmcn lost on that coast
within the last year, from the want of pilots, and great losses
otherwi‘e sustained.

Mr. Alderman CURTIS argued for the necessity of the Bill, on
tht part of the mercantile interest of the City of London.
After some discussion, the Gallery was clealtd, cid the Com-
mittee divided, when the Clatise was carried in the aOnnative.