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London, England, 1809-10-04

DRESDEN, SEPTEMBER 12.

His Majesty has approved tLe plan of formin
n.:'l-Nnal guard in the capital, and this nie.isure is al-
ready carrying into cfr.xt. The guard will consist
only of .009 men, until further orders.

The Duke of .A.brantes has passed several days
her-, during which he has appeared to be much occu-
pied. His Exce.leocv has had frequent conferences
with the Minister at War. and h:ls viited our fortifi-
cations and all our n.iii;al y establishments. Ali
Saxony is comprehended tic territory occupied by
the Sth corps of the g7.ltod I my, v.hich his Excellency
commands in ,iii. f. He has lecorned from Bayreuth,
',acre lys Mead quarter., remain est.bl;:led.
The division of the 8!h corps, which will be sta-
'n Saxony, will be c(auposed of Fiends and
Saxon u ops. It is est.tnated at mole than 16,C00
Carra :it. Cyi is the sope for chief of
and at the same MD,: Commandant of
•I'l.i •Imann, wL) commands tin-
s the Saxon &mops, may dispose of 7 or
who are e;:ercised in the dif-
Oh: kint-,1;.m, and who will, without
• _Hpect c corps. Thus, besides the
v.hith are with the grand army
.1 of Ceneral !teenier, at present
in i I.in.rary, we Oa :Live on foot a
m!,cr t.! troops to defend Sarmy, ;should
+siCm.
ban!: ...ad all the outworks of the city of
rule: repaired, and furnished with 50
vy artillery. The works, which are car-

rying on with the greatest activity, will render this
plaice as strong as it wag in the seven years war.
Measures are taken to convey, at thelnstant the
war shall break out anew on the Banks of • the
Danube, the most valuable effects, and among others,
the gallery of pictures, to the fortress of Konigstein,
near Pirna. This fortress is in the best state of defence,
and considerable magazines are establishing there.
We have in the neighbourhood of this city a camp
composed of French, Poles, and Saxons. The troops
destined to occupy it arc successively arriving.

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this (.livi!,,,n,
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undrr die co;
a t Prvsburg,
sAlicient n,aly
tlicre be c‘cc,o
I)resden :11'2
Fie9es 9t heat
London, England, 1809-10-04

poßTsmou I I-I, OCTOBER S.

ne AJAX has her topsail sheeted home, and if the
;rind }rids fair, Nvill sail with an immense fleet under
cavey for the Mediterranean. Arrived his Majes-
ty's ship LIVELY with a fleet of ships from the Downs,
among them are the Avery, HARRIS ; Ocean, BRUCE;
Young Henry, ANDERSON ; Diana, PENNY ; Isabella
and Ann, .inc K ; Leda, ANTILsos ; and the Recomeer
---.. Nothing sailed this day.
£'OVER, OCTOBER 3.

His Majesty's sloop ARACHNE arrived in the Roads
the. morning from Flushing, and I am happy to say
that when she left that place, two days ago, the troops
v:cre fast recovering from their sickness. Wind S.W.
and moderate. No news.

DEAL, OCTOBER

Sti;cd h:'s 'Majesty's ship GRIFFIN to Sheerness
and Sr. FIORENZO frigates on a cruize. A small
of tran,ports remain in the Downs with his Ma-
as per last. Wind S. E.

YARMOUTH, ocToßtr. s.

":".!!e tiITPII /PAIR cutt,:r is the next appointed to
r.,;:c the trade tor Flushing. Remain in the Roads
Rct,tsack, Cal) pso, Havre, and Britomart. Light
variable. No arrivals from the Continent.

BEX.HI L, O_TOBES9.
rr.ursday afternoon, about two o'clock, a large

;r:,:rplivateer chased a Merchant brig close on shore
place, upon which t.:.e Garrison turned out
ivr.ediately to protect thu brig, with their musketry,
rio cannon : aware of this circumstance, the
rivatcer fired a broadside, but fortunately none of the
!oldlers were killed or wounded, notwithstanding one
of tile round shot, a 12-pounder, came through the
Barra,k Square and entered the Hospital, which is
'ieri much damaged, and one of the patients received
2 ;rang wound from a splinter. The shot is now in
pnsersion of Captain M:DoNALD, the Barrack Master
t:..is place.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

"-•'Nr, Oc-rna 2.—Arrived the Benjamin and Nancy,
fr,,,n Senegal ; Ocean, Morris, from Rio Janeiro ; and
•rut, Lister, from Salton. Sailed the Hope, Leaman, for

•

0:,,rt0.

X 63. ft.—Arrived the Palafox, Hair, from Mogadore
Garbim, from Quebec ; Aarons ; and the
I • .i.Darvion, from Gottenburg. Sailed the Abcona, Mackie,
; Mary, Beck, fur Oporto ; and the Blossom, Wyllie,

T.iinty's brig SCORPION has captured off the
• • null privateer of one gun.
.!!n with timber, from the e:-.,,tward, was
•-•i Dover the 29th ult. by a French priva-
(•,rr'ed into Calais.
•• D•tugall ; and Margaret, Dougall, bound to
with on the 13th ult. lat. 41. 14. long. 15.

i '. .
London, England, 1809-10-04

MECHANICS CLASS

Will meet as.usual on the Saturday evenings. at eight o'clock.—
The objects of this patriotic and peculiar branch of the Anderso-
nian Establishment, are to afford to the industrious and ingenious
Artisan the means of-improving his mind and advancing his con-
dition, by giving him easy access to the lessons of useful science.

The Directors of this Public Seminary assure the Public, that
neither pains nor expence have been spared to supply it with a
most complete and extensive assortment of models and apparatus.
Prol'essional Students are requested to observe, that a valuable
collection of Books in Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts, is
now open for their grattetous perusal ; and that certificates of at-
tendance at the Institution are received by the Faculty of Phy‘i-
cians and Surgeons, in the examination of Candidates fur a Di-
plon:a.—lns int ien Buikli:ms, Glasgow, September .26, 1409.

This day was published,

A SHORT ADDRESS to the PUBLIC, re-
specting the RAISING the PRICES at COVENT-GAR-
DEN .1.1-IEXERE, anti engaging Madam CATALANI to sing
in the English Operas!

- .
By A RENTER.
c• Audi alteram Fartern."
Lonclna : Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. S.'3, Corsibill, op.
pcsite the Royal Exchauge.
London, England, 1809-10-04

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Thursday sennight, the Rev. Thomas Johnston was admitted
Minister of the I.ow Meeting-bouse, in Berwick. The Rev. G.
Chalmers of Mordington, preached and presided on the occasion.
Wednesday, at a meeting of the Presbytery of Edinburgh, a
presentation was laid before them, appointing the Rev. Mr. Alex.
Brunton. Minister of the New Gnyfriars, to be one of the Mi-
nisters of the Trion Church, in room of the late Dr. Andrew
Huhter, and also Ur. Brunton's letter of acceptance. The Pres-
bytery su4tained the presentation, awl appointed a call to be mo-
derated in the 'Fran Church on Thursday the 12th October next.
London, England, 1809-10-04

BEFORE THE 20TH OF THIS MONTH.

SWIFT and CO. respectfully request their Friends
to observes that all who intend to aAvento-e in the precept
STATE LOTTERY, must purchase before the 20th of THIS
MONII I, as on that Day the VI/141.1! Lora-CR,' will be drawn.
'There are only 5,000 Numbers, and the Scheme contains the fol-
lowing CAPITAL PRIZES :
4

4 of Z.',OOO I 8 of .... ..... XI ,000
4 . of ' ,000 I 12 of
Besides XIOO, i.", 0, &C. Ike. &C.
ALI. TO BE 1311.4NVIst IN ONE DAY,. _

TICKETS and SHARDS are selling at SWIF V awl Co.'s Offices,
No. it, POULTRY,
• No. 12, CHARING CROSS'
No. 31, ALOOArr HIGH STREET.

ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS.
GRAND STATE 1.0 TTI RV,

On a New and highly Improved Plan, to be drawn in ONE DAY;
Stith October, 1809.
DO FSi PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149,
A Oxford-street, and 44, St. lames's-street, are now selliag
the Tickets and Shares in the present truly GRAND. S IT.
LOTTERY, containing X 5100,000 in Capital and other Prizes.
The very superior advantages of the present Lottery arc s!tewn;
by Adventurers having a sure Chance of all the Grand Capital
Prizes, as the whole will be ,irawn in ONE DAY, Oth of Oc:'
ber, 1809, and on which Day the immense Sam of .£8t,,000 may
he gained by One Number; and' also', that instead of waiting i
anxious suspence, as in all former Lotteries, the fortunat. l'erclta•
ser, in this, may at once receive a NOBLE INDF.PENDENCE.
London, England, 1809-03-10

THE.PAT ENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C
Conso!s, fox money, 67ti—Ditto April 67 h—o.miuni li.

The ships Maxwell, FOWDRN 7, and Paragon, FOR 3TTH, have
arrived at Liverpool from Demerara, wlich place they left on the
24th January, and on the 29th, eff Martinique, saw a large Eta
of vessels, and spoke his Majesty's ship WOOLVERINE, who i..
formed them it was the Expedition going against that Island, and
that the,attack was to be made that eveniu4.
A Russian and also an Austrian Messenger arrived laa Coiv.
with dispatcheL They were landed on Wednesday tven'.l.:; .0.
Aldborough, from the Auckland packet, which then werihui
Yarmouth, where she arrived yesterday.
Many rumours have in consequence been circulated I—a!
Austria has not only declared war against France, but 4CIIUtt

conunepeed hostilities; that Rossi* bad agreed to join Austria

England in hostilities against France ;•and that Prusbia and Lc:•.
mark were ready to co-operate in a new league to

against 1.1 ance.
There is probably some teundation for these reports. Ti t4l a
renewal of hostilities; between Austria and France might be s.
pected at no very remote period, has for some time appeared
bable; that the journey of their Prussian Majesties to l'eterlia ;It „
might lead to a change of sentiment on the mind of AtztANDEL
seemed alsohiE,lsly probable; and it is well known that thvl-tencit
Ambassador at the Russian Court expressed, by tr.arks no way
ambiguous, the displeasure which their reception gave him. It i;
also known that from that period ALEXANDER has expressed
himself, respecting the present state of Europe, in terms very
different from what be did before; and letters now receive': from '
Heligoland state, that the French are apprehensive of a war
breaking out in the North, and have in consequence garrisoned
Dantzick with 10,000 French- troops, 3000 Poles, and P.OOO
Saxons.
London, England, 1809-03-10

PICTUALLING-OFFICE, Marcia 8, 1809.
'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
XIS MAJESTY'S NAVY, de hereby ewe Notite, .
That on Friday the 17th inntant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing, sealed up, of such quantities of good sound.
FOREIGN WIVE (specifying the description) as the respective
Merchants and Dlers therein may think proper to offer ; to be
subject to a warranty of twelve months ; to be delivered in the
space of one month, free of Customs and Excise Duties, into
His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and
Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be sees at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any tender in which the price shall Rot le
inserted in words at length, or that shall sot he delivered to the Boas
fore one eslock on the said Friday the 17th instant, nor masks, the
Person who males the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to
onsWer when calfed for.

•••••••I•1
VICTUALLING-OFFICE, March 6, Ixo9.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY'S N./Iyr, do hereby give Notice,
That on Tuesday the 14th instant, they will he ready to receive
Tenders, in Writing, (sealed up) and treat for Twelve Thousand
Bags of BISQUIT made from Vniole Meal ; to be delivired in
the space Si two months, by weekly proportions, into his Ma-
, jesty'siVictualling Stives at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contact may be seen at the Secretary's
°See.
No Tender will be admitted Air a less quantity than One
Thousand Bags.
No regard will be had to any Tender in nrkich the price shaparot 6s he.
rerted in words at less.ftk, or that ch.rll sot be deliyeral to the libard before
one o'doch on the said Tuesday, the 14th instant, no► wiles: the person
who armies the Tender, or some person on his belray; attends, to
when called for.
London, England, 1809-12-09

CHANCERY PRACTICE.

This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers,
Portuga!-street, Lincoln's-Inn, in 800. price 9s. in boards,
THE SOLIC ITO R'sASSISTANT, iu the Court
ttt Chancery.—By WILLIAM HANDS, Gent.
Ow: of the Solicitors of the Court, Author of the Law sod Prao.
tice of Patents int Inventions, &c.
London, England, 1809-12-09

PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH DOCK, DEC. 7.

Arrived the Louisa, WHITFIELD master, ircrn
Oporto, with wines and fruit for this port ; America:,
ship Martha Mind, Captain NASH, from Norfolk,
laden - with tobacco, bound to Hamburgh —put
here in distress.—Arrived a rrenzir brig in ballast,
prize to his Majesty's ship CtutisTlAN VII. Sir ..lry:Leis
SYDNEY YORK. Commander; CoNFLicrgttn-brig,
Lieu-
tenant BAAL., with a fleet of light victuallers Imp;
the squadron of Rochefort ; the ECLIPtik: irra ,
a cruize, and tee Crtocus sloop from Falmouth.
UNITE frigate is gone out of harbour to the scit.d.
It blew a violent hurricane, attended with lic:a-s-f
rain, during the whole of the night, and did not
side till nine o'clock this morning. I have tic
but wg shall hear of much damage alor.g the ce..;!,r,
particularly Cornwall.
Last evening at-rived the ship Air.erica, Capto:4
Coust:RN„ from Nova Scotia, laden with titrle.l
our dock-yard L parted, soon after sailing, front iipt
other vessels, similarly laden, and has nut .;era
since : she experienced very ternp.2Aaoci
on her passage.
London, England, 1809-12-09

This day was published,

. .
By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugalstrect, Lin-
coln's Inn, price £l. 101. printed on coil, or draft paper, on one
side only,
ASELECT Collection of Thirteen Printed Blank
Drafts in CONVEYANCING, comprising such as are of
the most general use is Practice, with variations, adapting tham
to different circumstances of title. Selected froA the Pro cedents of
CHARLES BARTON, Esq. Barrister at Lasv

These Drafts are printed on copy paper (on one side only)
and will, it is prequined, be found extremely useful to Solicitors in
all eases when peculiar expedition is required: the following be.
lection has been made :

No. I. Conveyance by Vendor (or Vendor's wife) to a Pur-
chaser (or a Purchaser and l'rustee).
No. 11. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing
Dower to a Purchaser.

No. 111. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing
Dower to a Purchaser and his Trustee for the like purpose.
No. IV. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee in fee, to a
Purchaser or a Purchaser and Trustee fix preventing Dower.
No. V. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee for a term
to a Purchaser or a Purchaser and Trustee, for preventing Dower
with Merger of the term.
No. VI. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Vendor to
a Purchaser.

_
No. Vil. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Mortgagor
and Mortgagee to a Purchaser.
No. VIII. Mortgage in fee from an owner of the Inheritance,
variations where wife a party.
No. IX. Mortgage in fee by the Owner of the Inheritance and
his Ti ustee.

No. X. Mortgage by demise for a term of years by Owner of
tbeilnberitanee, variations where his wife joins.
No. XI. Mortgage of Leasehold Premises.
No. XII. Assigtnnent of a Term to a Trustee to attend the
Inheritance.
No. XIII. Deed of Covenant to produce Tide Deeds.
London, England, 1809-12-09

DOVER, DECEMELR 8.

His Majesty's sloop ROYALIST captured last
a small cutter privateer, off Beachy Head, beh..ng;::
to Dieppe, and sent her for this harbour, wl.ere
arrived this morning : she is English built, abra,t pi
tons, armed with small arms, with a crew: of 17 n.,:n ;
there were two luggers in company with her, and aq
soon as the prisoners were Lhifted, the ROYALST ma.t!
sail after ODE of the luggers, and when the clatl.l.l.lt
saw her, she was getting up fast with the eni:n;y—;,s
the chace is long from Beach), Head to the trench
coast, and the ROYALIST a good sailer, we are in hopes
of seeing her here to-morrow with the Itit-, r.,,Ter
• •
French lugger privateer was observed to go mural
-the South foreland into the Downs this morning;
taken last night by some of our cruizers.—Passed by
this day the Watley East India ship., Capt. MCYTA-
quic, from Bombay.—ln our Roads the ROLLA anti
BADGER sloops.—Wind W. with a fresh breeze.
London, England, 1809-09-21

N ExT MONTH.

SWIFT and CO. Joint Contractors with Govern.
ment for the present STATE LOTTERY, respectfully in-
form the Public that TICKETS and SNARES are on Scale, in great
variety, at their Offices,
110. 11, POULTRY,
No. 12, CHARING CROSS,
No. 31, ALDOATE HIGH STREET.
The Scheme of this Lottery is entirely new, and has hitherto re.
eeived the must unqualified approbation; there are only 5,000
Numbers in the Lottery, a ti d the whole will be

DRAWN IN ONE; DAY,
The 90th of Next Month, When the follolving CAprriii. PR IZ ES
must be distributed ,antoni the fortunate Purchasers, v:z.

4

4 of' 4. • A: ,000 R of .E1,000
4 , of ,OOO I 12 of
Besides the inferior Pi zes of 4100, .C5O, &c. as usual.

This Lottery alsopst!iente the opportunity never before offered
to the Public, of gaining the immeose Sums of £so,ooo,
or ;C4.1000, by the purchase of One Number only.

This day was published,
In Octavo, illustrated with a Map of the Country Inhabited by the
Tribes of Western.lndians, price 9s. boards,

I'HE TRAVELS of CAPTAINS LEWIS and..
-a: CLARIE, from ST. LOUIS, by *ay of the Missouri and
Columbia Rivera, to the Pacific Ocean : performed in the Yeats
1804, t 805, and 1806.
By Order of the Genrsawartivor of the Untvitt STATES.
Containing Delineations of the Manners, Customs, Religion;
&c. of the Indians, compiled from yAriotti Authentic Sources and
Docurueuts: and a Summary of the Statistical View of the
Indian Nations, (corn the Official Communication of Meriwether
Lewis.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orate, Pi

.TONV.

thh day was publiked,
Elepatly printed in Bvo. price 1L Is..baorde,

A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE QF WIGHT.
Illustrated wilt Thirty-six Plates of the most beautiful and
inter 'sting Views throughout the Islaner, in Imitation (gibe ed.
ginal Sketches. Drawn and engraved by W. Cooke.
To whir's art prefixed,
An INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNT of the ISLAND, and a
London, England, 1809-09-21

VOYAGE ROUND trs COAST.

N. B. A few Copies are printed off in Quarto, with First Im-
pressions of the Plates, price 11.165. hoard►.
Printed for Vrrnor, Hood, ana Sharpe, 31, Poultry, Taylor
and Hesse'', Fleet-street ; and W. Cooke, 2, Clarence Place,
Pentonville.
London, England, 1809-09-21

RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER It.

This monini.%) about rine o'clock, many persons
el this pier wete highly gratified by the following in-
t:ante 4;f humanity and activity of our boatmen
tailor looking through a telescope on the pier, saw
a boat at set, seemingly coming towards the harbour,
‘..hta he perceived her suddenly to upset at about
three reiles distance ; he immediately gave the alarm,
sr.d the Nile Ramsgate boat, WILKINSON master, in
a element manned and put off, with a great press of
.s•rl, to their assistance, at the imminent danger of
0;"1:: themselves overset, as there was a fresh breeze,
and a considerable scud. The Nile fortunately ar-
r.""cd ul time to save the lives of every person belong-
tethe boat, nine in number, viz. a lieutenant,
ni!dsirpman, and seven seamen, .belonging to the
Dina frigete, in the Downs. But for the prompt
2"lst3nCe of the Ramsgate boat, no doubt some must
have perished ; there was a good deal of sea. They.
were all, including the Lieutenant, who has but one
arm, eresecved and nut on shore at Ramsgate, We
hope that this laudable attention of the boatmen, in
z.tvlng so many valuable lives, will be properly re.
presented to the Lord.; of the Admiralty, and We trust
t7:..ir,lnurane efforts will not go unrewarded.
N‘ c the pleasure to state, that many of the
i • landed at this port, a few days since, froui Flush-
' are fast recovering. 'lie whole number landed
v:as ahout two hundred ; a few only of whom,
•0 ..r.• re last gasp when they landed, have
(red—tha wounded, are, for the most part, get-
ber.or. We are authorized in stating, that the
These poor men is not infectious;
and levvr are the prevailing maladies among
t..ck here, from which every hope is entertained
•)7 tr,;, medical goetlernen, that they will speedily
London, England, 1809-09-21

SALB OF DEVONSHIRE CATTLE ,ANII NEW LEICES•
. •
TER SHEEP.
R. CUILDE'S ANNUAL SALE will corn-
AT". ipence at. Ten o'Clock on Friday the 29th instant, at the
Farm-yard, Kinlet, neat Bewdley, where there will be Sold be-
tween Thirty and Forty Head Of trulrvaluable Stock, of the pure
North Devon Breed ; vie. upwards of Twenty Cows and Heifers
in Calf ao extraordinary good Bulls, Thirteen Steers, well
adapted for work, or to feed, and Two very capital young Bulls ;
nearly One Hundred Ewes and Theaves, that are descended from
Mr. Buckley's beat Rams, and from Ewes that have been pur-
-1 chased with infinite care front the most valuable Flock; in Lei-
cestershire, and Seventy Weathers in an excAlent state for
Turnips.
As it is well known that Mr. Childe has for many years been
, indefatigable in securing the most perfect Stock of its kind, it may
be presumed that what are about to be offered to the Public are
well worth their attention, and they may rely upon it, that the
whole will be Sold without reserve.

This day were published, hi lento. price .54. boards.
ETTERS on ANCIENT HISTORY, exhibit
-,
L-1-4 log a Summary view of the History, Geography, Manners
and Customs of the Assyrian, Babylonian, Median, Persian,
Egyptian, Israelitish and' Grecian Nations.
)3y MISS WILSON.
Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees and Orme, Pateenoster-row.

BERWICKSHIRE.
•
. - BY -AUTHORITY OF PARLIAMENT.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that
-a- Ma. KERR', STATISTICAL, AGRICULTURAL, and
POLITICAL SURVEY of BERWICKSHIRE was published
this day, and may be had of all the Booksellers in Great Britain,
price 13s. in board,.
This is the THIRTY-SIXTH of the corrected County Sur-
veys which have been recently printed, uniformly in Octavo, under
the AUTHORITY of the BOARD of AGRICUL.TURI.
Bridge-street, London, Sept. 12, 1809..

MR. BARLOW's CVLUMBIAD.
This da': WAS published, in an elegant Volume, Royal Octavo,
price 1;s. in boards,
THE COLUMBIAD : a Poem, in TEN &mi.
By JOEL. BARLOW, Esq.
The Subjects of this Poem are the Discoitery, Conquest, Settle-
ment, and Revolutions of America; and it has been reprinted in
London, in consequence of the high Opinion etpressed of its
transceifdant Merits by some eminent English Critics, and of the
general Pleasure which was afforded to the Public, by some Ex-
tracts ptintd in the Monthly Magazine.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to he had of all
Booksellers.
London, England, 1809-09-21

yr„is PRESENT EVENING, September 21,
will be acted the Coolie Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Yourg Meadows, M. INCI.EDON.
Justice Woodcock, Mr..MUNDEN. •
Hawthorn, Mr. BELLAMY.
fr,„,i,e, Mr. EMERYl.lustace, Mr. CLAREMONT..
Rosetta, .1. DICRONS.
Deborah Woodcock, A.tri, ;DAV tNPORT. •
Madge, Mrs. 481.0. N- •
•
To which' will be added gi!..faiie of •
I,VI-10 WINS ? or, THE WIDOW'S CROICL
lambic Extempore, Mr. FAWCETT ;
arer, Mr. LISTON ;' Friendly, Mt. CHAPMAN
Mat:9:W Mole, Mr. SIMMONS ; Trott, Mn DENMAN.
Widow Pellaire, Mrs. C. REMBLE ; --
Lisette, Miss DE CAMP.
r:r.morrow, John 801 l ; with the Quakeg.
P..xis for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Brix-
Cfivt, in Hart-street.
Doors open at half-part 5, and the Play begin bt half-past 6.
FIRST PRICE. HALF PRICE.
PDXES, S-ven Shillings Three Shillings and Sixpence.
pi I , Four shillings Two Shillings, as usual.
The LOWER and UPPER GALLERIES w:11 remain at the
old Prices.
It having been stated in some of the Public Prints, that the
Profits of the late Theatre were more than sufficient, the Pro-
prictors tI ink it their duty to state, that the average profits of the
la,t tin year. have not been six per cent. The Proprietors can-
not &Lin, the a liberal Public will feel the justice of the present
advance. particuiarly when the very precarious nature of their
pro? ny, and their heavy additional expences, are considered.
I Airs and Gentlemen going to the 'Theatre by any of the en-
trarc, i•I Pow-street, are requested to order their coachmen to
se down with their horses beads soward.s Long Acre, and niarive
off through Little Bow street..
ladies and Gentlemen coming to theAnnital Boxer hi Prism's-
place, arc rtipiested to order their coachmen to chive in the
1 heater through Long Acre, and down James-street into Hart-
r veer, or through Covent-Garden up James-street into Hart-street,
and to dri+e from the Theatre through the same streets.-
London, England, 1809-01-14

TO THE LADIES OF EUROPE.
HASSAN% TURKISH SPECIFIC for remov-
int; SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the Face, Neck, Arms,
&r. aro.: for improving the Complexion.—Amidst that dreadful
cor.fosion in the Haram, and among the women, occasioned by
the marsacre of the unfortunate Selim 111. Zayda HAAUJI Was so
happy at to gain possssion (at the risk of her life) of this inralu-
Ne secret, which by the Turkish ladies, on account of their style
of class, 4:41 the inatiti:T in which the face and neck are exposed,
is he!cl in the highest estimation. All_pthers must be spurious.
To prerent the Ft4ribility of imposition, Ladies alto requested to
observe, that each bottle is signed Z. Hassan, iu tse Proprietoa's
b;::d writirly, to iM :ate which is felony.—Price tip: bottle.
Zayda Hassan being unacquainted with the Englistriangsrage,
bss appointed Messrs. Shaw and Edwards,3t. PatirsChurcl-yarel;
by whom Ladies may depend upon being supplied with the depila-
tory re::uine Orders (post paid) inclosing the amount for a single
b.,ttie, or Leer quantity, will be punctually executed.
An Altrieinent of Is. in Six Bottles.
London, England, 1809-01-14

81l rus.

On the lfttls Dee,_•mber, at I.ogie Elphinston, the Lady of
Robert Dalrymple Horn Elphinston, F.,41 of a daughter.
On Tuesday, at her house, in New-street, Spring-Gardens, the
Counte.s of Oxford, of a daughter. •
Wednesday, in Hanover-street, the Lady of Anthony Perrier,
Esq., of a daughter.
London, England, 1809-01-14

IMPORTANT DIOVERY.

THE Advautage the Pahlic must always derive
-R- from regularly educated prialessiOnal men directing almost
exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never snore
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has
attended the at of their nese remedy, and the extraor-
dinary cures* bas performed. For a long series of years, Mai &
Cuaaicand Co. Surgeon., formerly in his Majesty'sservice, have
made the Venereal I:isease the particular oidect of their inns&
ption, and are happy In having discovered a medicine superior to
mercury in the cure of that complaint ; is s. sufficient to observe
that the effects of .!cis remedy are diamett ically opposite to these
-of mercury, for though it con,pletely eradicates every vestige of
elleviruis, in its mowtonfirined.stages,-yet it does not in the 1,14
itt;ire the constitation ;em the contrary it enovates the systeas
iw elf, its natural Muctions, proniotes appetite, and sac ilutes di-
gest lam thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous connits•
don fo.thettightful conditiOn that mercury does, it not only pre•
serves thattonstirution in its primitive state, hut restores a weak
'and debliltated one to its natural strength and vigour. Nunlbet•
less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this
Medicine, its inherent and specific viyt:ies acting as a petpensti
corrective to holly debility, whether proceeding from tic Call
of-conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidiont, thetuels
not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth cf betli set4l
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of
disorders which are the conseonenee of this solitary vice, there zr,
non.: more afflicting than that distressing state of debt{ ty and de•
ficiency which prevents or embitters- the matrimonial state ; eft
unhappy sneerer bromis over his misfornitk, ashamed to seek tc•
lief, until he is reducgd to suck a state of weakness as to reeder
life oppressive.. sueli persons it must be a corgeling Vilte*
tine to know, that they allay now, by a new intilfible mode ot
treatment, lie restored to that greieest of all human Wachs"
strong; manly and vigorous cousin talon.
In all cases of debility, deficiency, from Whatever cause 271441
as well as in every specii.:s of venereal irfecticn, Masers. Came
and Co. may be eon/tilted by patieria of either set with the
greatest secrecy, and honour, at t;:eir house, No. 107, /Inv"
Gsrden.• Patients in the couatry, describing the particabrs of
their complaints, by letter post enclosing a Bank faefil2
have the necessarymedicine and advise sent to any part of
kingdom. Ne. 107, HattenCartien.

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PLYMOUTH DbCK, JANUARY 12.

The GIBRALTAR, of 74, has come up Hamoaze to
be turveyed ; her bottom is perfectly sqund ; and, it
reported serviceable, she will be new coppered, and
fitted for sea, otherwise she will be laid up. At all
events she will not be retained in the service longer
than the ensuing summer.
The SPENCER, of 74, Rear-Admiral STOPFOnD,
was paid off yesterday, and will not go to sea again.
Admiral STOPFORD will hoist his flag next week on
board the AMETHYST, Captain MICHAEL SEYMOUR,
and will immediately proceed to Lisbon, to.assume
the command of the British squadron off there, in
the room of Sir CHARLES COTTON, who is going to
the Mediterraaean to take the command of the fleet
at present under Lord COLLINGWOOD, who is coming
home. A report is in general circulation to-day, said
to be founded on advices received at our Admiral's
Office, that the PARTHIAN brig of war (on board
which the unfortunate James Smith was lately exe-
cuted for the murder of Captain BALDERSTON) foun-
dered at sea on Friday last, off the Black Rocks, coast
of France, and that three of the crew only are saved.
A report likewise prevails that the SEINE is also lost.
Arrived the Swedish brig Thetis laden with tar
and deals, for this port, from Stockholm ; Active,
Graat, from Cork, provisions ; America, COLBOURN,
from New Brqnswick, with timber, for the Dock-
yard at this port ; and several small coasters.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY is.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Thames, Fisgard,
Iphigenia, and Bustard, from the Downs. Several
of .the transports here are ordered to hold themselves
in readiness for sailing.—Wind N.N.W.
London, England, 1809-01-14

DOVER, JANUARY Is.

Passed by the Hope, from Tobago.—Wind S. W.
and moderate, with rain.

DEAL, JAN. 13.

Arrived the SPRIGHTLY cutter, with a convoy from
Plymouth ; Humber armed ship, with convoy, from
Falmouth ; SATURN, of 74 guns, with convoy, from
Portsmouth ; PAZ schooner, from a cruize off Flush.
ing.—Sailed the ROLLA sloop, and FLAMER and GAL-
LANT gunbrigs, on a cruize off Boulogne ; EXERTION
gunbrig, on a cruize off Ostend ; Medway lighter for
Sheerness. Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Mounts Bay, , from St. Kitts ; and the Mary,
HUNT, from Cork.—Wind S.W.
P. S. A fleet of vessels are now coming round the
South Foreland for the Downs, supposed to be part
of the outward bound, &c. which sailed yesterday
for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1809-01-14

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ranged under different heads. 'the whole calculated to convey
instruction in the most agreeable nnaner, and to give to Young
Qfi:cers correct notions in regard to many subjects belonging to,
or connected with the Military Profession.
By Captain T. H. COOPER,. Hal'-pay 56th Regiment.
_ _

To be'SOLD by AUCTION, together or in lots, at Mr. Robert
Evans's, Clerk, at Greaford, on Friday the 24th day of Febru-
ary next, at three o'clock.
livE HUNDRED and FOUR caital OAK
TREES, and 160 exceeding pod ASH TREYS, with tikt
Lops: Tops, and Bark thereof, now sanding and numerkaliy
marked, in the Parsonage Woods and other lands at Gresford.
• Of the Oak, 40 trees average about 58 feet each, 58 about 43,
119 about 14, 181 about 25, MA 106 about 16 feet each; and
the Ash average about 91 feet each.
gar, tltraford Is situated about three miles from Wrexham, and
eight from Chester Quay.
For a view of the timber, and conditions of sale, apply to the
said Robert Evans, of whom printed particulars may be hail, aq
well as at the principal Inns at Wrexham and other market towns
in the neighbourhood, and also at Chester and Liverpool.
Tenders by Private Contract may be made to Mr. Webb, in
the Close, Salisbury, befure the 11th February. •

FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES AND COUNTRY CON

... GREGATIONS. a , •
This day werepublishetis in One Vol. tiro. *price in boards, 6s.
SERMONS, on Various St:jects and Occasions.
By the Rev. JOHN-NANCE, M. A.

Feltots of Worcester. Co!legit: Oxford.
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London, England, 1809-09-28

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2&
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK-
-3 per Cent. Cons. for money 68413,—f0r acc. 6811 prem. .
Omnium*prem.—Exche. Bills, 6s. 14s. pre.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock for open. 268 k 268 India Bonds 20s. 215. pr.
per Cent. Red. shut Imp. S per Cent. rid
s per Cent. Cons. 6841- Excheq. Bills, ss. 11s.Rre.
per Cent. shut Onmium 1 prem.
5 per Cent. Navy 9911 state Lutsery Tickets £2l 17s.
Long Ann. shut I City ditto £8 ISt.
India Stock Cons., for acc. 66;1 .

There was a Levee yesterday, but Lords Glum-
VILLE and GREY not having arrived from their seats
in the country, of course nothing was done respecting
the New Ministerial Arrangements.
London, England, 1809-09-28

I .I.ol"D's, August 25, 1809.
' MEETING of the MERCHANTS,
UNDERWRITERS, ,'pd otter Subscribers
0 FUND, held this day,
, •
• :t.1141C1•4 BARING, Ban. in the Chair,-
-
, scale upon which the Militerreperatiess
now carrying on, makes it necesswy to re-con-
resolutions unties which the Committeehave
and that in future the donations from thiaJand
exclusively to the relief of the Widows, Orphans,
. who depended for support on those who fall in the
Country to the relief of those whose wounds are
less of limb or disability from future service; to
~wance made towards the aged and infirm British
',\ and to the support of the Schools and Hospital.
the different Depots in France. '
•-o-al he made to the patriotism and liberality of the
• i.r wCONTIIIWTIONS to the PATRIOTIC FUND, that - •
may be provided with the means of continuint the
r.:.d(Lila- to these meritorious objects.
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ERFIISH FIRE OFFICE.

THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE in the STRAND
and CORNIIILL. 1.0 nom, and by Agents in Edinburgh,
Gla•zow, Dublin, and other princlpl Towns, grant INSURAN-
CES AGAINST ',IRE.

. Premiums for Insurance renewable at Michaelmas, most bo
paid within 15,days thereform. No ckstge fur Surveys Within
he I'il!s of Mortality.

s arc not permitted to be taken in any ease, or under any
whatever. Commission to Brokers au Shipping and Fo-
reign insurances, allowed.
Endorsements of.Altenstion or Removal eatered With-int Fee.
Engines of the hest construction,. and Firemen of activity are
provided.by the Britlea Fire Office to attend at Fires.
The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as stated in the Poli-
cies, are defined With peripicuity, plainness and precision, so as
ro prevent the misttrukrstatdings and disputes dependant upon
li-eigsested, notadvisedEand ignorant plans, equally baneful to the
Proprietors and those insuring.
London, England, 1809-09-28

TEA VSPORT OFFIC4, Sotheialar 14, 1809.
THE COMMISSION:EV fir 'CONDUCTING
XIS MefJ,ESTr'S mdivspur SERVICE, for taint
Cart of MX and ;POUNDED SEAMEN, ana'for the Care and
Custody ofPRISONERS of $'4R, do he, give Notice,
That they win be ready at this Ofsee, on Tuesday the 10th of
October, IEO9, to receive sealed' Texiticrg, and treat with such
Person as may be willing to Contract for Victualing Prisoners
of War, in-Health, at Coatmaseds, for Siz Months certain; .tarn
the Ist of December nett.
No 7:nebr will be received after sae o'doei OR the day of treaty, nor
any noticed, unless the party, or en agent for him, personellyattsod.
Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from hoe respectable
Arsons, engaging to became bound with the Person tendering, in the
tam, of sC2OOO for the performance of the Contrast. .
Farther particulars may be isatua by applying at Mis o,er, or to
Cattail. Dow omen, Portsmouth.
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ALL IN ONE DAY !

THE ONLY LOTTERY TO Bit DRAWN THIS YEAR.
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inclusive), Four "lickas of a Number, so that the Purchaser al
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R PHILLIPS, Author of
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•io.l of his BUILDER'S PRICE BOOK, may be lad of CrUsby
-ad Co. Stationere-eourt, Ludgate-street.
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.k GENERAL HISTORY OF 'INLAND NAVIGATION,
Bt ing a Complete Account of the Canals executed in England;
- and ilso of those projected.

TAT-8
LOTTERY, en a New and Improved
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One Day—the 29th of NEXT MONTH.
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1,000
500

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October, and finishing on the same day. This Pew regulation
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133 . s : 10,000 3,538 ' - 2,000
Several of £lOOO, £5OO, geloo, teso, &c.
Besides ONE MILLION SI'ERLIN.O in former Lotteries.
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TRAAPORT OFFICE, Sept. 23, law
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY'; TRANSPORT SERVICE, fof tartar
Care of SICK awl WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Cattody if PRISONERS of WAR, do.ierely eve Notice,

That they will be ready at this Office, on Wednesday, the 11th
October, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as May be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners
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the Ist December next.

Xo Teid:r will be received after one idoei on the clay if treaty, nor
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