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IMPORTANT inoiCOVEIkY

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Cu a JOE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty'sservice,
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the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in tin
injure the. constitution ; on the contrary, it emirates the sy
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fly the Diana, 'which brought the Spanish papers
from which we yesterday gave extracts, Government
received accounts confirming what .has been already
announced, that the armies under Generals MOORE,
BAIRD, and ROMANA, had effected a junction ; and
stating, in addition, that this formidable force had
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London, England, 1809-10-21

MANRESA, AUGUST 24.

Letters lately received from the interior of France
infcrm us, that Napoleoa had conveyed the Pope a
prisoner, to Avipon, for having, rein ed to consecrate
as Universal Pan larch of the Chri,tian Church, his
uncle Cardinal Fetch, Archbishop, Prince Primatc!
of the Confederation of the Rhine, Baron of Dalbirch,
Prince Sovereign of Ratisbon, Aschaffenburg, Frank,
fort, &c.
London, England, 1809-10-21

LAREDA, AUGUST 30.

Two Commanding Officers of the garrison of this
City, with a party of dragoons, made a sally from
Fraga, and proceeded to a district eight leagues from
Saragossa, where they took possession of 300 quarters
of wheat which had been seized by the French: and put
it in granaries for their future use.

CAIILLA, AUGUST so,
The firing against our city reci.mtnenced at P...e
this Morning, and wlts continued until seven at r.iL.:hif
but it wet:, not so I,!rions as yesterday.
In the attack upon Santa Colonia, the provit;..i,.l.
grenadiers suffered but they took posses ion
a battery, consisting of four ca.lnons and one ohn,.
We hear from (;e:•ona, by a gentlenian who lit
just left the city, that the inhabitants proceed in ti e
defence with gre.tt spirit, seeing they are likely
receive reinfort..ements to reci it them ur. er their
losses. The firing has been tron:endous that
city within the last few days.
London, England, 1809-10-21

NA PAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 18.
Arrived the ship Lora, Capt. CHARLES Slim:tr.
from Jersey, bound to Madeira ; the ship S(phia,
Capt. BMIRA.TT, from Gibraltar, with wine, &c. for
orders, 33 days passage ; the brig Antelope, Swp,.
BORNE, from Malta, for Guernsey, with oil, wine, and
currants, 31 days; the brig Ocean, Posrlia., from
Cadiz, with barilla, &c. for orders, 25 days out, sallej
under convoy of his Majesty's ship FREDERICKSTEIN,
and parted company on the 16th inst. off Scilly; ;?L,
Puzzle schooner, Houmnuno, from Gibralur,
Ito Guernsey, with oil and brandy, 29 days cat ;
Pomona, DAVIDSON, from Saloe, with brandy ;10
wine, for orders, 63 days passage.

The brig Emmeline, WATERMAN, from cadiz.
with salt, 19 days passage, called here I'm otd?!:..
Sailed, his Majesty's ship HumsEn, with a cony„y
for the Downs ; the Johanna, 0'1,11:m4 s2ll,
for London ; and his Majesty's brig SEA.:.ovwt, G:
18 guns, for Cork.—Wind W.
London, England, 1809-10-21

LISBON, SEPTEMBER 21.

By letters received from the head-quarters at Trux-
illo, sent by an officer of our army, under date of the
10th inst. we learn that the forces of Ney, consisting
of 14,000 men, arc at Salamanca and the neiqhbOur-
hood, and are threatened by the army under 'General
Mendizabal.

Marshal Soult has under him 8,000 men, and has
his head-quarters in Placentia. General Monier has
10,000 men, and his head-quarters are at Talavera,
occupying Navalmoral, Calzada, and Oropesa, &c.
Victor has 20,000 men, with his head-quarters at To-
ledo. His army is cantoned in the neighbourhood,
and his advanced guard is at Daimiel. General Se-
bastiani has 10,000 men, with his head-quarters at
Fuenlabrada ; his army extends from Aranjuez to
Alcala.-- Gazette are Lisbon.
SEPT. 22 —Letters received from Seville mention,
that the
munica Pope
tiona has
gain prstthome E
Usurper, in ~~ hich his iio
worthy
ing o
political
Bavaria,brollter, N
arefuriantciu,aded. and his faithful Ally, Ulf
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London, England, 1809-10-21

PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH-DOCK, OCTOBEP. 19.

Came in the French ketch Jeune Emerance, front
Nantz, in ballast, prize to the MINERVA, of 36 guns ;
Prince of Wales transport, Capt. WAYGOOD, front
bon. A foreign vessel arrived here yesterday, that
was brought to and boarded within two miles of drr
ore, in Whitsand Bay, by a French lugger priva.
teer, that soon left her and stood off to the South.
ward—the same vessel, the day before, taw a French
schooner privateer eff the Land's End, board v.1:1
carry off a brig from Gibraltar. The &OYER, of 13
guns, is gone in quest of these vessels for the security
of the trade of this coast, and we sincerely hope s 1-
may fall in with them. The Channel and Western
Ocean appear, from the various accounts rcceit-,!,1,
to be swarming with these marauders, to the ye:
great injury of the commerce of the United Kingdom,
and they are not wanting in confidence to arpreacl:
within the Bays, and in sight of the harbours of the
English coast.—Came in the Eclipse schooner, Cap:.
QUILL, from London--Sailed the MAitiNra
Ac'rEoN gun-brigs to the Westward, on a cruize.
FoßTsmouni, OCTOBER CO.

Arrived his Majesty's, ship Srami.r., from New.
foundland. It is reported that the SPARTIATE passed
the Isle of Wight last night, with about thirty sail
under convoy from the Mediterranean, for the Downs.
DEAL, OCTOBER 90.
Arrived his. Majesty's ship VIRAGO, with a convoy
from Cork and Waterford, which are sailed for the
Rifer.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1809-10-21

DOVER, OCTOBER 20.

Arrived- the transport Friends (1.-0), seven day:
from Flushing, with 60 of the 66th Regiment on
board, sick.—Passe. by the Wildman, DENT, from
Jamaica, and the Rii:?:Nova, MARTIN, from Grenad.t
for London ; the Lord Forbes, Macitu,
from Jamaica.—Wind W.S.W. and moderate.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 2t.

Arrived the PRINCE OF WALES packet, Captair,
MASON, from Flushing, with Mails, and several sick
Officers,

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER

Arrived from Flushing the ONYX sloop of war—
she brings no.news of importance; and from a cruize,
the Havoc, Lieutenant BAMBER.
The PAZ schooner sails with the transport V
with water for the fleet at Flushing, this afternoon.
London, England, 1809-10-21

BADAJOS, SEPT. 16.

The army of the Marquis de 11 Romani, now under
the command of General Mendlzabah is within sight
of the forces under Marshal Ney, in the neighbour-
hood of Salamanca.

The army of Estremadura occupies the territory of
ZA:aicejo and S. Vincente., covered by the bridge of
A.lmarez, by Ibor Tresuedoso, &c.

MALAGA, AUGUST 9.5.

The army of Catalonia has been organized, and
constitutes a respectable force. These movements an-
nounce that they ale 'going formally to lay siege to
Barcelona. The insurrections in Roaja and Castile
become daily more tormidable. The enemy occupies
Ocana and Tambliciue ; and his advanced guards is
at Ypres andVillatobas. His heavy artillery has been
sent to Almonacid, which he is fortifying.
London, England, 1809-10-21

BIRTHS.

---
Wednesday evening, at his Lordship's residence at the Admi-
ralty, Lady Mulgrave, of a son.
Wednesday, in Piccadilly, Mrs Jane Stockdale, of a daughter.

DIED.

Thursday in Duke-street, St. James's' of a decline, Harriet,
the third (laughter of J. P. lace, Esq. of Grosvenor Place, Bath.
London, England, 1809-10-21

CADTZ, SEPTEMBER 21.

Information from Malta, of the 24th of August,
says, that they complain greatl r there th it the armistice.
had not been broken At Tangiers sevvral Envoys
of the different Courts, united with France, had cele-
brated the armistice as a peace between France and
Austria.

At Madrid, it is said, they have also had rejoicing,
on the idea that the peace is settled. They are pr:-
paring quarters at Bourdeaux for the reception of the
French Emperor, and 10,000 French have lately en-
tered Spain. No doubt) you have heard, with regret,
that the 26,000 English, who were in the battle of
Talavera, have been reduced to 13,000, and whose
quarters arc at Badajoz. The army of Cuesta, lam
sorry to say, is also reduced to one-half of its original
number, and that of Venegas is entirely dispersed.
SEPTEMBER '27. —You will soon hear of some fa-
vourable alteration in the position of our armies.—
Their movements tend to some decisive attacks upon
the main body of the enemy, whose lesser cclumns
are daily diminishing, by the mode of warfare the
peasants have adopted. Notwithstanding all your
gloomy apprehensions at home, we are here for the
most part confident of not being conquered by the
French. The men of war from Ferro; are daily drop.
ping in here, badly manned and fitted out.
London, England, 1809-10-21

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London, England, 1809-10-21

RONDA, SEPT. 29.

No news from the army—the relief of Gerona is
confirmed. We hear from Seville, that your Am-
bassador, very justly disgusted with the weakness
and insufficiency of the Junta, makes no secret cfhis
wish for a change of Government, or of the means he
possesses of effccting it. We all expect, that at his
suggestion our present rulers will be either by fair
means or by foul means divested of their authority.
Thus far is well. No good Spaniard will lament tl.e
dnwnfal of the narrow and impolitic system imey have
so fatally pursued ; and if Lord Wellesley lends the
powerful influence of his name and nation, for the
restoration of our long lost liberties, and the admit-
tance of our people to their just and natural weight
in their own concerns, he will confer greater obliga-
tions on Spain than she owes even to the munificence
of your treasury, or the valour of your :inns. But
alas ! such is not the report which has reached me—.
I cannot, and I will not, however, believe what I am
told, but it has been confidently asserted, that upset
the pretext of concentrating authority, it is Lord Wel-
lesley's intention to force the Archbishop of Toledo
upon us as a Regent. This would be concentrating
anthority with a vengeance, it would be concentrat-
ing not only the authority, but the folly, the bigotry
and the inefficiency of the Junta into a focus. The
Conde de Chinchon, son of the Infant Don Louis,
brother of the Princess of the Peace, and Archbishop
of Toledo and Seville, is destitute of every talent,
surrounded by the basest of mankind, and in every
way calculated to entail ridicule and failure upon any
Government committed to his charge. If Lord Wel-
lesley intends to promote our glorious cause, or bene-
fit our no less glorious people by the alteration of our'
Government, it must .be modelled on the popular
revolutions of his own country—not on the intrigues,
encroachments, and usurpations of that which he go-
verned for some years. Among the many delin-
quencies of the Junta, they have been surprised by an
infamous Cabal into suppressing the Seminario Patric-
lief,. We trust, howener, that Calvo, Jovellanos, and
Campo Sagrado will retrieve this false step, or hold
out the authors of it, by name, to public execration.
—I kiss your hands, &c. &c.
London, England, 1809-12-13

••0•

woo atftsr.
Monday 28 prisoners *ere tried, 15 of whorl were
convicted of pot-stealing, end other triffingeences.
Jenne: Pelapiett was convicted of obstructing officers
of Excise in the due execution of their duty, and sen-
tenced to be imprisoned in the House of Correction,
Clerkenwell, for three months. And twelve were,
acquitted.
Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of
Death was passed on the following prisoners, viz.

William lint, for a highway robbery; J. Thurston, sen. for
a burglary; Jane Ryley, for privately stealing; C. Heffhold,
for stealing in a dwelling-house; J. FJlis, ind Ann Melton, for
a like offence; A. Berengo, for a highway robbery; and Eliza-
beth Ware, for returning from transportation.
James Martin was ordered to be transported for the term of
his natural life ; and 27 for seven years.
Mary Kerwood and Dennie Mike, to be imprisoned in the
Haus: of Correction, Clerkenwell, for two years; three in the
same gaol, for one year each; and fifteen for six months each;
fourteen in Newgate, for various periods ; five to he privately,
and four publicly whipped; and fourteen discharged tri procla-
mation.
London, England, 1809-12-13

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ineffective per 1. stet
42
6S
67
91
10

Naples,
Lisbon,
Oporto,
Dublin,
Cork,

New Dollars, Ss. Sd.
a 56 Gibraltar 30

DIED.
On Sunday last, at Readlesham House, Suffolk, the Right Hon.
Lady Rendlesham.
On the lit of this month, in the 74th year of his age, at Taun-
ton, Somersetshire, the Rev. Thomas Gookes, late of Norgrove
Dentlty, apd Barbowine, in the county of Worcester, and Rector
of Notgrove, Gloucestershire—an individual of truly religious
principles, and possessing an unaffected benevolence of heart.
Last week, Thomas Smith, Esq. Chapter-huust Clerk of St.
Paul's Cathedral, and one of the Common Council for Parring-
don Within.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning
Aftenioju 444
_6 aliaurteaftig 9
London, England, 1809-12-13

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 12.

Last night it blew a gale from the south-west, and
Ltrii ;crry to inform you that a brig foundered at
,a, and it is feared all on board have perished ; her
ttPmasts are just seen above the water. The Charles,
mos Gottenburgh, with deals, iron, and hemp, is on
shore near the jetty—crew saved ; the ship and cargo
is expected will also be saved. The Russian, a prize
the MiNorAua, and a frigate, was on the Scroby-
S4nd ; she is got off, and is now on this beach, near
he Trwn Battery—the crews are saved the cargo,
Insisting cf pitch, tar and timber, is expected will be
; she makes a deal of water, and has almost

Il
her sails split (ship's name Babekkiskou). During
gale a vessel run on board the BELLEROPIIOI4I, of
guns, cubed away her gibboom and quarter-gal-
'7, and reativid other damage. Cockatrice, Cnosny,
IP-sm Mini, with coffees bound to Holland, is put in

here, havini ieteired damages at sst ; the iptts,
RICHARD BAsrax, from London with cocoa, bound
for the coast of Holland, is put in here with the loss
Of her anchors and cables, and leeboards .1 and the
Maria Frederica JOkin, CHARLES Rearnv,feotn Riga,
for London ; anchors and cables lost at sea. The
gale is more moderate—half past twelve o'clock.—

Ships of war remain as per last.

Arrived the Hazard, M. Baum, of Dantzie, fl dill
Riga to London, with hemp and flai ; and Europa,
P. Scilmwri from As change], with oil, tar, candles, and
pot-ashes, sent in by the PINCHER gun-brig ; Rapid,
B. FLEMING; belonging to Norwich, (in America)
from New London to tonningen, with sugar, coffee,
and logwood ; Twee tebroders, „tor A. DE Bowl
THOBIAS, of Pappenburgh, fiiam Archangel, with tar,
pitch, and tnatts ; Juffrow Hairriina Obbe, VANDAM,
of Pappenburgh, from Riga, bound to London, with
hemp, flax, and pipe-staves,-with loss of sail and leaky.
Also, arrived the WOOLWICH store ship; of 44 guns,
and ONYX sloop of war, from the Baltic:
London, England, 1809-12-13

PI

ALL Persons indebted to or having claims upon
the Estate of the lace A latquis of LANSDOWNE, are re-
-9
u I ed to bead a particuLr of their accounts to Memo: larrer
Ls and l.: o. No. 64, Lipcoln'i-itin-Fieltia.

WANTS a Situation, a Tradesman, of a' Me-
chanic Business, the sv bqween 40 and 30; can speak
four Lappages.---For further particulars please to direct fur
S. It. No. 3, Norfolk place,Lower-strert, Islirgcon.

A GENTLEMAN. who has a share in a cele-
brated SUNDAY PAPER, being obliged to go abroad,
wishes to dispose of it. Any Prrson who has any talent for
wri:inE, or any particular politics or opinions to sup,iort, cr any
cause to promote, or wants to make large interest of his money,
has now a good opportunity of. gratifying his wishes.—Address
explicitly to Mr. Robbins, N9,.Jii, Portland-street, London, and
In immediate reply wili,b! jpep. •

IMPERL

'CALENDAR FOR. 1 81 0.

THE Proprietors of the above Work being extremely
solicitous to renchT WAS complete as it is possible, and hav-
ing determined to publi'sh the ensuing Edition from Origiaal D .414
own's, embracing much additional and useful information, and
which have, with considerane labour, been obtained from the
respective Offices and other Establishments, they are under the
necessi'y of reque3tilig fhe indulgence of the Public for a few
days. It is now in the Press, and in early notice will be given of
the day on which it vilfl be ready for delivery.
London, England, 1809-07-05

.
BOY. By tht,LORDS COMMISSIONERS for die RVIDEIOCION •
6, • of CHURCH and CORPORATION LAND-TAXI sad this
EXONERATION of SMALL LIVINGS and CHARTTA- ,
MA- ELI biterrrunoNs.
ling Lords Commissi'oners Land•ila Office, ZS, Paritaamat•
Internet • street, Weettinsfor, !use, 1601.
dtiTmert THE Lords COMMissiiintr3 appointed under the
.1.4. Great Seal for the purposes of regiolitting. directing, e4O-
- proving, and confirming all SALES of PROPERTY for the RE-
m the DEMPTION of LAND-TAX, by an bodies Pohtk and Car-.
krraase. polite, and Companie, ind Feoffees, and Trustees for chaeitable
figured and other public purposes, and authorised by two seiteral Acts of
e Now the 46th Geo. M. cap. 133, and 49th Geo. 111. cap. 67 ; to ego-
Ms end aerate small hip and Charitable Institutions froth the lAnd-
resS Ale Tai, In coin where the dear annual income shall not exceed the
arere- nun of Xiso,
vat will • DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
411,"- Tbgt the Forms of the Memorials and Qyeries, required by
41' char their Lordships to be answered by those who claim the 'benefit of
tnd they
.of 49th Geo. 111. cap. 07 directing the neosteratipt
4111111(Livhigs and Charitable Institutions, of the aforesa.d de.
scriptions, will be delivered gratis, by applying at their Lord.
receiving ships' Office, No. 28, Parliament-street, • Weatminster, or by
ih day of letter, under cover to Lord Auckland, or Lord Glenbervie, at
she 14 !the said Office.
'll64'6°' The I.ords Commissioners take this oczasionto express their
'satisfaction, that since their Advertisement and Circular Letter,
Bills in of the 6th of February last, many sales of Lands for the Redemp
:to Bill:, tion of Land-Tax, bosh by -Eeciosiastical Bodies, Politic and
rd " 6r Corporate, and Individuals, to a considerable amount, have been
"rrYifig brought forward for their approbation and confirmation ; but
Hundred they regret, at the same time, thAt very few Lay Corporations
6 j'9 11: and Companies, or ieoffees and 'll-ustees for charitable and other
rf '7"'Y' public purposes, have hith,rto availed themselves of the means
offered then by the I,:gisla.ure far redeeming their Land. 1 ax,
)8, have
by a mode so beneficial, as well to their own respective Esta-
• 4' blishment; and frosts, as to the Public in general.
, ; ROI). AUCKLAND.
rl7 ED GLENBERVIE.
, trading By order o: the Board, WILLIAM YOUNG, secretary.
London, England, 1809-07-05

MOM V. DRINKALD.

This was an action brought by a Crimp against the
owner of the Janet West-Indianian, for clothes and
other necessaries advanced to two blacks, the one car- •
penter, the other ship's steward. After a number of
witnesses had been examined for the plaintiff, and
stone for the defendant, the Jury found a verdict for
the latter.

SEA-COAL METERW-SEPICE, Li
London, England, 1809-07-05

The Nitlnv. of two respectable Persons with their Christian
Names, Pro ft. se ions, and places of abode, who will join the tyrant
►n executing t:le Indenture as his sureties, must be inserted in the
Prooosals, and the 1 is to pay for the Stimpe,and the Com.
missioners ror the Affa'rs of Barracks can in no way interfere in
procurint, the Tenant a I.iceNce. sealed Proposals, with the
words " 1 stszca roa C., WIZEN," written on the encode
cover, and post paid, will be rec, Toed at this Ofilve, on or before
12 o'clock at noon of 'l'ueiday, the !fit of Augu.t: nest, after
which hour any proposal received cannot he noticed.

By.the Mu my Act of 49 Geo. lli, tap. 1:4 sect. 41, Canteens
are nut liable to thote Troops billeted u; on them.

The form of the Proposals to be as falows

To the Commiscaner; :or the Matra of Barracks. Ihe ruby
off, r for the ealiteen at for one year, front 30th Sep-
tember 1809, to 29th Septymber 1810, the sum of £
as rent, and £ - for the privilege of sell -g liquor-, &c.
therein, making together X-, and propose Mr.
of ---en and Mr. of as mj sureties for

tke same.
Arundel
Ashford
Battle
Berryhead
Bexhill Old
Beixll,ll tints

Hythe, Fort Twiss
Sutherland
Moncrief
Ipswich Old
Ipswich Vesv
K. ightsbridge
Lewes
Maidstone
Ilialdrn
tlanchester
Mill say, Plymouth
Norman ( Toss, Fast
Normal Cross, West
Northampton
Norwich
Nottiegham
Oitery
Parkhurst
Pevensey
Playden or Rye
Portch• star
Portman Street
litehng Street
Romford
Romney
Stonehouse, Plymouth
Saitclowit
Siivi r Hill
Steyning
Sunderland
Sitorncliffe•
Weeley
Winchester
Windsor Cavalry
Windsor Infantry
Woodbridge
Yarmouth, Norfolk
Yarntou.h, or Caldwell, Isle•of
Wight
York

3trmingham
chington
BraborneLtea
Brighten
Can. erbury
Chatham
ChelmFford, Old
enetm ;ford, New
Chichester
Colchester
Croydon
Ilantuiry
Dar.moor
Deal North Infantry
Deal:south Infantry
bore:watt:l
Dover Citadel
Dover Heights, or Redoubt
Barracks
Dungeness Grand Redoubt
(No. 1) Fort
(No ) fort
(No. 3) Fort
(No. 4) Fort

Eastbourne
Exeter
Gosport
Hailcitam
Hampton Court
Harwich
Hastings
Horsham
Hounslow
Hythe

GtIBRNSEY.

Castle Cornet (No. S) Moulin des MEW, or
Fort George Delancey
Amhurst Vale Cadet
(No. 1.) Moulin des Monts, or kart
Delancey Homett
YERSEY.

St. Oweo's Bay
St. Htlicr's Bay
C;rootellka Barracks
Dc Vatilkortarracks

Elisalx I h Castle
Mont Organ Castle
St. Aubitta Foul
London, England, 1809-07-05

;ihort-hand lay a Stuaent of ttoh:Ticldle_ Temple.

London . Printed and put:dished by T. i;illet, No. 7, Crown-
cow Flea-street ; and to be bad of Sherwood, Neely, and
Janes, Paterno.rer-row ; and all other Booksellers.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE,

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Oommiimns in the W igtownshire Regiment of Local
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.

John C4tticart, Esq. to be lieutanant-Colonel-Commandant, vice
M‘Doia.ll, resigned. Dated Feb. 1:4, 1800.
lexauder Stewart, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colontl, vice
Cl.thcait, promoted. Dated as above.
Janie, Tweddale, Esq. to be Major, vice Hathorn, resigned.
IlAted a abo: e.
William Lilian, William Leggat, Alexandei M'Dowall, John
nitt-rsou, and John Milroy, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated

24, 1808.
John .r.lclite, And..'ew Hannay, James Cumming, John Haw-
thorn, David Shank, William Dili, John McCulloch, John
ar,d William Kerr, Gents. to be Lieuterwits Dattd as
Robert M'Master, James McLean, John Beiclie, John McGill,
Joint Dicition, and Peter Ouurlay, Gents. to be Ensigns.
.Dated as above.
Thuniai Bow her, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated as above.
Gehrge McHaffie, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated as above.
John Kerr, Gent. to he Surgeon. Dated as above.
CattfmNsio-ns in the East Monmouth Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Lietncnant.
Thomas Mob, neax, Esq. to be Lietaenant-Colonel-Commandant.
Dated Siwt. 24, 1808.
Zcuch Esc': to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above.
William anhan, Bag. to be Major. Dated Feb. 13, ltiOu.
James Evans, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept- 2i, 1808.
Wiliam Fortune Powell, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 13, 1809.
Thomas Woodlif*, Esq. to be ditto. Dared as above.
Charles Tyler, Esq. to be ditto. Dated March 27,1809.

Thomas Griffin Philpotr, Esq. to be ditto. Dated April 26, 1809.
Benjamin Esq. icl.e ditto. Dated May 16, 1309.
Charks Hcmiray, Esq. to be ditto. Deed May 17, 1809.
Thomas Ptbbs, Esq. to bc ditto. Dated \iay Is, 1809.
John Chatirs Moron, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 19, 1809.
Thcinas Tudor, to be ditto. Dared May 20, 1809.
lies Getar;tt Powell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Data Feb. Ir 3,
18(19.
John Stead, Cent. to be ditto: Dated as above.
James Myth, 'Goo. to be ditto. Dated March 27, 1809.
Jobti Philips, Gent. to be ditto. UCted as above. •
Thomas Watkins, Gept. to be ditto. Dated May 8, 1809.
Robert Evars,<;ent. to be ditto. Dated May 7,1809.
11•0liarn Hurdman Jane, Cent. to be ditto. Dated May 8,1109,
William Hamill, Gent. !a be ditto. Dated Mai 16, 1809.
William Westley, Gent, to be ditto. Dated May 17, 1809.
-.l'llliaia Davies, Gout. to he ditto. Dated May 18, 1809.
William Davies, Cult. to be Adjutant. Dated Feb.l3, 1809.
Ediyar LUC3i, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated &pt.
1F.)3.
'Thoirs Woollen, G:nt. to be Surges.'. Dated May 16,1809.
Commissions in the Norfolk Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.—East Regiment.
Joseph stotr, Gcut. to be Ensign, vice Falkner, resigned. Dated
Jut,: 6, 18.)t.
London, England, 1809-05-08

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

June 24. Joseph Croton, of Drnry-line, Middlesex, linen-draper,
at ten, at Guildhall.
June 27. Isaac Clapson, late of Henrietta-street, Hackney, car-
penter and builder, at ten, at GuildbalL
London, England, 1809-05-08

YARMOUTH, MAY 7.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship At.ozo with
a convoy from the•Nore for Gottenburgh ; also,' this
morning, his Majesty's ships GORGON and ACUTE,
from a cruize ; and remain in the Roads, with his
Majesty's ships Roebuck, Calypso, Lynn, Cheerful,
and Redbreast ; Eliza and Prince of Wales cutters.

DEAL, MAY 6.
Arrived last night from off Flushing, his Majesty's
ship DErEscE. Sailed last night the CHEROKEE and
HuNtuEit armed ship to the westw.!rd.
MAY 7.—Arrived this morning the FEARLESS gun-
brig, with .10 sail of merchant v.:ssels under convoy,
which have sailed for the River. Sailed the Thom-
PEUSE Sloop of war, on a cruize. The CHALLENGER
is just getting under weigh, having order her convoy
two transports bound to Leith.—Wind S.

. •
Saturday two females, who,.disoisedin seamens'
clothes, had entered a few days since on 'board the
tender, in the River, underwent an examination at
the Thames Police. Office. A respectable tradefm in
from Holborn claimed the younger, who is only 18
years of age, as his daughter, and stated that fie
other had been his servant; but that they IL.d, wit
out any- known cause, eloped together a ,ort-
night ago. The Magistrate dismiised them w•th
severe reprimand.

CORN MARICET, MARK-LANE, MAY B.—This day
there are large fresh arrivals of Wheat, and .fine
samples are at a further reduction of 3s. and 4s. per
quarter from Friday, and more on inferior—Barley
in li,rge supply, and, excepting fine, cheaper—Malt
lik' wise—Yeas and Beans, of each kin,d nearly at last
prices—there are also very large supplies of Oats,
and this trade is named at rather lower prices }lour
ss. per sack cheaper.

OSNLRAL CUISINCIr AS UNDER I
Wheat, 57!. 70s. Sss, Beaus (new) 565. els.
Fine ditto, 84s. 871. Tick ditto, 46-. 5t14.
Rye, 50s. 565. Oats, 325. 325. ';6s.
Batley, 445. 50*. Od. Pbland cl:tto, • II .. 40s.
Malt,7lls. 80s. Pow toe du tu , —5. 41*. Od.
Wh t • Peas (boilers) 85s. 90s. Rape Secd,Ssi. to csi.
Grey ditto, " as.,
kis}e Flour, 755. to (Ms.—Seconds 7cs. 7.-o.

I

~~ ~~
London, England, 1809-05-08

PARIS, APRIL 2e.

Siace the day before yesterday, at ten o'clock in
the morning, telegraphic dispatches and couriers have
ijlowed each other with uncommon rapidity : they
I„.ing accounts of such joyful and conclusive advan-
trres, that they cannot but excite the greatest admi-
1. and wonder. The Grand Army began to
n.:::courre against the right flank of the Austrian
.„.we on the 17. th of April ; two affairs of outposts
iccurred. On the 19th, a serious engagement took
I:aee between Neustadt and Ratisbon ; the advanced
lr,rird of the Austrians was driven into disorder : the
„an of the French army was commanded by the
pri,lce of Neufchatel. The Emperor, who had ar-
ii,,cd un the evening of the 19th, posted himself in the
centre; and on th 2 20th, at day-break, they fell upon
0,.. ;;.envy's line at all paints. In consequence of the
.-z:e.rly precautions taken by the French, the enemy
ti ;.r cut offfrom all their other corps, and the de
,;,-Action of the first-mentioned corps was followed
up on the 21'st, 22d, and 23d. So early as the '2lst
r!.e French had nude 10,000 prisoners. The total
loss of the Austrian army is said to be 25,000 men,
while other accounts state this to be the amount of
the prisoners alone. Twenty Austrian Generals are
killed, wounded, or prisoners. On the 21st in the
evening, the Emperor had not dismounted from his
horse. The Bavarian troops rivalled ours in point of
bravery.
London, England, 1809-05-08

VICTUALLING OFFICE, 111.sy €2, 1809.
THE. COMMISSIONERS for 171Ci'LIALLING
1118 MAJESTra NAVY do hereby rive .IVotiet,
•
That ott Tuesday the 9th instant, they will he ready to re-
eeive I'enders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TWEI.VE
THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, made front whole Meal; td
be delivered in two months, by weekly proportiolig, into Kis
Majesty's Viesualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by
Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Condi?
tions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office.
N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than One
Thor: and Bags.
.21%, re:,,Jrd will be had to any Tender in whisk the price shall asi Ai
;merged in woo dr at tenth, or that :hall not be delivered to the Bowl.
lefore One o'CL.ch on the said Tuesday the 9th initant. war Rodeo the
Perrox who nrafes the Tender, or ions Person on his khay, atm*, ho
answer when edited for.

This day was published,
A Ne.v Edition, 12m•. with Plates, price 4*. 6d bOards,
LAVATER'S ESSAYS on PAYSIOGNOMY,
Translated and Abridged. By THOMAS HOLCROI.T.
Printe4l for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Cuthell and Martin,
3. Walker; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; and Sherwood
sisd ones.
London, England, 1809-05-08

HAMBURGH, APRIL 25.

A letter from Dresden of the 16th, says—" On the
24th, arrived here an Aid-de-Camp of his Highness
the Prince of Neufchatel, with important dispatches
for the Marshal, the Prince of Ponte Corvo. A few
hours after, we learnt that the Saxon army was to
march, and accordingly the second division actually
marched off yesterday, and this day it will be fol-
lowed by the first division. The Prince of Ponte
Corvo is at the head of the troops. The destination
of the Saxon army has not hitherto transpired. The
arms in the arsenal are embarking, and the fortifica-
tiol.s are no longer going on with. The Court has
repaired to Leipsic."
It is currently reported here, that a DaniSh army is
to assemble in Holstein. A Prussian army is also to
be assembled, according to the reports in circulation,
At Berlin.
London, England, 1809-05-08

BANKRUPPS.

Thomas Wheeler, of St. Andrew's-hilt, I.nrdon, Flasc-cutter,
dealer and chapman, to surrender May 9, 111, an June 17, at
one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, An-
gel-court, Throgmorton-street.

.
Aaron Henry Harr, late of Iloundsditcle, I.ondon, broker and
auctioneer, May 11, vi and June 17, at ten, at
Attorney, Mr. Henson:Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, Fleet-
creet.

Samuel Sullinp, lite at Little Corcerahall, Essex, minter, 'vic-
tualler, dealer and cbapman, May 9, at twelve, May SO, and
June 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Warne, Broad-
street, London. _

William- Yates, late of Sherrard-street, Golden-square, Middle-
sex, but now a prisoner.in the King's Bench, army-accoutre-
ment-maker, dealer and clisyman, May 13, 16, at twelie,and
June 17, at tine at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abraham Kirk
man, Cloak-lane. _ _ _

Abrabins Joseph &qui; of Boryostreet, London, merchant, May
9, 16, and June 17, at one, at Guildhall. Amadei, Messrs.
Pearce and Son, St. Swithi;es-lane, Londoku
London, England, 1809-05-08

NIILAN, APRIL 14.

The Consulta met yesterday, at three o'clock, pur-
suant to an edict of the Prince Viceroy ; and a Mes-
senger of State having been introduced into their
Hall of assembly, presented to them-a communica-
tion, of which the following is a copy.
" Members of the Consulta !—I hasten to acquaint you, that
the Austrian Cabinet has declared war. Whilst we reposed on
the faith of treaties, and this confidence on our part was justified
by the recollection of the generosity of our Sovereign towards
Austria, that Power has, for a length of time, been preparing for
a new war. Several of her soldiers have already made their ap-
pearance on the Italian territory. We were tranquil, because, to
the latest moment, we were unwilling to credit the passibility of
an act of perjury ; but at the present juncture, the French and
Italian armies are assembling on the Tagliamento. They remem-
ber the victories obtained in past campaigns, and burn with impa-
tience to bring home to their foes the war which the latter have
excited, and to display in the midst of tkem a scene of new
triumphs.
" Called by my illustrious father to the honour of command-
ing these herces, I shall do every thing in my power to merit his
confidence. I shall in this respect he more at ease, as I ikall have
always present to my mind the most excellent disposition with
which the people of this kingdom are constantly animated ; and
also, as I entertain a well-founded expectation that you will be
able, by your own example, to maintain this disposition, and to
skew yourselves worthy, under the present circumstances, by a
st,:ady and tranquil deportment, of occupying the first rank
among the authorities of the kingdcm of Italy. This being the
only purpose of the present letter, I pray GOD, Gentlemen of the
Consulta, to take you under his holy protection.
" Given at the head-quarters of Campo Formio, April 11,18C9.
(Signed) " EUGENE NAPOLEON."
The Senate appointed a deputation of live Members
to convey to his Imperial Highness an assurance of
their fidelity and attachment, and to request him to
be the medium of expressing their gratitude to his
Illustrious Father, for appointing the Prince Com-
mander in Chief of the army of Italy.
London, England, 1809-05-08

SiSOR7ING INTELLIGANCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETINC, 16]9.
SAVIRDAY, MAY 6.
Sweepstakes of .50. es. each. First BM.ofB. C.
D. of Rutland's Ned, 7st. 41b. . 1
Ld. Foley's Weaver, 7.t. 131 b.
Ld. Lowther's Hylas Sst. 71b.
4 to I agst. Ned-II 2 agst. Weaver-Even on Flylas.
14. Stawell's Edmund, 7st. 81h. t'tat Gen. Grov:cn oocl.
well-head, 7st. 41b. First hail of Al,. t, .-5 to 4on Ed-
mund.
Ld. Lowther's Yellow Hammer heat I.d. c. H. Cavemlish's
Hymen, Bst. 41b. etith. Y. C. 50gs to 4 against Yellow
Hammer.
Gen. Grosvenor's Woodwell-head bear Ld. Foley's Almanack,
7st. 21h. teach. Y. C. 50g..-4 to I agst. Wont well head.
Duke of Grafton's Miltonia beat Mr. 1'1.‘,1 nhill's Ralphina,
Rat. 71b. each. Two-yr. old Coarse, 100ga.-e-C to 5 against Mil-
tonia.
D. of Rutland's Salvator, 7st. 61b. beat Mr. Vanslttart's Bur-
leigh, Bst. 91b. Across the Flat, 200 gs. b. ft.- sto 4 *gains- Sal-
vator.
D. of Grafton's Miltonia beat Ld. Stawell's No Conjuror, Sst.
each. Two-yr. old Course, 50gs.-3 to lon Miltonia.
Major Wilson's Juniper, Sst. 71b. rec. ft. from Mr. Shakespear's
Discount, Bst. 21b. Ab. M. 100 p. h. ft.
D. of Rutland's Ned, Bst. 71b. rec. 35gs. from Major Wilson's
c. by Delpinl, 7st. 41b. Ab. M. SOgs.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, AND PLYMOUTH•DOCK, MAY 6.

Arrived the INDEFATIGABLE frigate, Capt. ROOD,
from Basque Roads; she has brought a number of
French prisoners taken opt of the ships destroyed
there ; and also brings an account that the Jemappe
had gone to pieces since the last accounts froth
thence ; in fact, not a single ship is expected to be
rendered again fit for service. Came in the Joseph
hired cutters from Vigo; it does not appear that she
brings any particular news.—Sailed the Fhcebe, of
36 guns, for Milford ; a fleet of coasters for the
Downs, under convoy of the GLOMNIEN, of 18 guns;
FOXHOUND, of 18 guns, on a cruize ; King Geprge
cutter for Rochefort ; DREADNOUGHT, of 98 guns, for
the Downs. Came in the DOTTRELL, of 18 guns,
from off Rochefort ; ESPIEGLE, of 18 guns, from a
cruize ; and MERCURIUS, of 18 guns, with a fleet from
the Eastward.