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London, England, 1809-06-20

MARRIED.

On Wednesday the 14th instant, at Glasburl Church, Brecon-
chi►e, Thynne Howe Gwynne, Esq. only surviving son of Thynne
Howe Somme, Esq. of Buckland, Breconshire, to the Honoura-
ble Georgiana Mariana Devereux, youngest daughter of the late,
and sister to the present Viscount Hereford. Immediately after
the ceremony, the happy pair set off for Lord Hereford's house,
in Herefordshire, where they are to pan a few days.
'Thursday last, at Hampnet, the Rev. Mr. Carpenter, of Chi-
che►ter, t. Mrs. Halsted, widow of the late Mr. Halsted, of
Weetertou.

Saturday se'nnight, Lieutenant Cox, of the 51st regiment of
foot, to Miss Bowerman, only daughter of Mr. Joseph Bower-
man, of Ensham, Oxon.
London, England, 1809-06-20

BANK airr LAWS.

Upon the considgation of the Lords' Amendments to the
Bankrupt Lasys Bill,
Sir S. ROMILLY stated, that although one of the principal
clauses, namtiv, that tnr facilitating the ehtiiinment of certificates,
bad been struck out, pit the :lilt, as it now st::od, with the addi-
tion of some useful amendtner.s, was sn itnrortant, that be trust.
ed it would meet the cencurrerce of tine he Amend-
ments were considered and agreed co.•
London, England, 1809-06-20

PETITIOV..-AEV. SPCNCSR M 41)-`.V.

Mr. WILBERFORCE resented a Petition from the Rev.
Spencer Madan, praying to be heard in vindiealion of his chninc-
ter from the unfounde.d stwernent made by his CorAte, the Rev.
Mr. Humphreys, in a Petition which the. latter gentleman lately
made to the House.

After a few words from Mr. ROSE and Mr. S. LEFEVRE,
the Petition was received, and ordered to lie on the table.

MRS. CL AIME.

Sir THOMAS TURTON said, that he held ir. his hand a Pe-
tition from no less a personage than Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke,
praying fbr the restitution of the Papers, which, in the progress
of the late investigation into t'-.e conduct of his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, had been taken from Mr. Niel:oll's house at
Hampstead The Petition was received, and brdcred to be laid
on the table.

pr.T. TURTON then moved, that the prayer of the said Pe-
tbapti be complied with.
The CH,ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER acceded * the
cnotrons'and the Papers were ordered to be notated accordingly.
London, England, 1809-04-24

FiCONI LAST SATURDAY ;MOAT'S GAZETTE.

IN. CON TI NUATION FROM Tilt PRECEDING PAGE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions in the Carnammshire Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ _

T omi~ Ash ton Sn.izli, Esq. to be Lieutenant-ColoneL Dated

Sept. 2!, 1608.
Glynn Wynn, Ecq. to he ditto. Dated Oct. 34, I FOR.
William Williams, Esq. to be Major. Dated Scpt. 24, 1303.
Robert, Thomas Carreg, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 24, 1803.
Robert Roberts, John Jones, John Roberts, Thomas Jones, Esqrs.
Sir Robert William, 1 art. to be Captains. Dated Sept. 24, 18E48.
Hugh Rowland, Robert GriGith, John Cr.ifith
and Robert Beaver, Esq: s. to be Captains. Dated October 24,

SOS.-
John Hughes, Edward C riEi,h P. (+bests, ll'illiam R oherts, Robert
Humphreys, Joseph Prirg, Oakes, John Sharpe,Vt:il-

liana Prier' Poole, Gents. be Captains. Dated Sept. 24,1808.
Hugh Thomas, Wm. Parry, George Reynclds, and V.;chard Grit-
.

. - .
fith, Gents. to be Lieutenant!. Dated Ober 24, 1808.
Robert Williams, Samuel Lloyd, Thomas Hu2hes Jones, John
Rasbrcok, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated Sept. '24, It3oB.
David Robert Pughe, Henry Hughes, Thomas Payne, and Robert
Jones, Gents, to he ditto. Dated October 24, ISOR.
taceheusJones, Gent. to be Quarter-Master and Battalion Clerk.

Dated Sept. 2.4, 1803.
Owen Pritchard, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 24, 1808.
Thcinial Jones, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 24, 1808.
Robert Curry, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 24, 1808.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieuterr.int. of the
County of Bedford.
I st Battalion of Bedfordshire Local Militia.

Samuel Whitbread, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant.
Dated Jan. ISO%
The Marquis of Tavistock to be Lieutenant .Colonel. Dated

April 12, 1809.
Rowland Alston, Esq. to be First Major. Dated as above.
Spurgeon Farrer, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated as above.
John Green, Thomas Coekman, John Coate, J. M. Forster,
Thomas Hoperoft, Nathaniel V. Herbert, and Barham Livius,
Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above.
Charles Balky, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dzn.ed Jan. 25, 1889.
Jumes Gordon, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 12, 1809.
John Bed.ord, John it. Walker, Edward Platt, Richard Hankin,
and William Manning, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated u

above.
Edward Sharp, and Jorph Brown, Cents. to be Ensigns. Dated

as above. -
Charles Short, Gent. to he Surgeon. Dated Jan. V. 5, 180 R.
Commission in the Norfolk Militia, signed by the
Lord Licutenant.
Ensign Dashwood to be I.it utenant, vice Tompson, restyled.
Dated March Ys, isCD.
CoMMiSsiuns in the Norfolk Local Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Ist Western Regiment.
George Samuel Kett and Berry Esqrs. to be Captains.
Dated March :30, 1800.

2d Ditto.
Henry Harvey, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 30, 1809.
liet4tnein Francis, lklniund Rolfe Finch, and Edward Mitchell,
Cents. to be Liettenants. Dated as above.
London, England, 1809-04-24

AMSTERDAM, APRIL r 9.

The war between France and Austria is at last
broken out. Hostilities did not, however, take place
before the 10th of this month, on which day the
Austrian army crossed the frontiers, and entered Ba-
varia. The report is therefore unfounded as stated
in some accounts, that the Austrians had, so early as
the 7th, to the number of 140,000 men, crossed the
Inn at Passau, Schwerding, and Wassen'iurg.
The advance upon the Bavarian territory was no-
tified, upon the 9th, to the King of Bavaria, by a
letter from the Archduke Charles, upon which his
Majesty resolved to leave his capital, which probably
took place on the Ilth, he having removed to Det-
tingen, a town on the Danube, between Ulm and
Donauwerth.—The Ministers, with the Foreign En-
voys, followed the Court thither. The Minister of
Finances only, Count Von Hompetch, remains be-
hind, until further orders.
ROTTERDAM COURANT, APRIL 20.
" Paris letters of the 16th April assure us that hos-
tilities have begun.
" According to accounts received by the telegraph,
their Majesties arrived at Strasburgh on the 15th, at
five in the morning."
London, England, 1809-04-24

By W. MARTIN, F. L. S.

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1 ETRIIICATA DERNIENpA, Or Figures and Descriptions of
Petrifactions Collected in Derbyshire. •
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London, England, 1809-04-24

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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Eymouth, on Tuesday,
the 2cl of May next,

THE fist-sailing Coppered Cutter Pommettm, ( f
the following Dimensions :
Breadth - - - 66 Ft. 10 In.
Length - - - 21 4}
Depth - . - 9 0
Admeasttres 118 3G-94 Tons.

Pierced for 16 guns, nearly new, well found in good stores, and
appears to bu particularly calculated for a letter of marque, or
runner to the West Indies, has god capacity of stowage, and
nerds nothing more than men and provisions to proceeil on any
voyage immediately. Captured after a very long chace, (laving
carried away her top•mast) by his Majesty's ship Shannon, P. 13.
V. BROKE, Esq. Captain.
For viewing the Vessel and Materials, and further Informa-
tion, apply to W. P. Smith, Esq. Qcorge's-street, Dock, or
Briton Side, AprlllB.

Mr. JOHN HAWkLR,
Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1809-04-24

lENTill2r PROCEEDINGS.

'OMMONS, SATURDAY, APRIL 22.
before the House were forwarded in their

EI.ECTION BRIBERY.

rave notice, that he should in the Committee
Yining, the Sale of Places under Government,
.nlrirg it a criminal offence, for any Elector
it giving his Vo:e at any Election for Mem,
London, England, 1809-04-24

PLYMOUTH, APRIL t 2.

. - -- ---
Came in the Defiance of Weymouth, Capt. PEST.
TER, from Ross, in Ireland, with provisions, bound
to London.; she has lost her foretopmast oil St. Ives,
in beating off the shore.—Sailed the Conde de Pe-
niche, —, for Lisbon.—Came in the Voynal, Capt.
JONTES, from Cork, with provisions; for London ; Nile,
DuscAx, from Rio Janeiro, last from Portsmouth,
with hides and tallow for the Dock Yard ; Swallow,
of 18 guns, from the Westward ; and eight transports,
from Portsmouth. Sailed the Betsey hired cutter,
for Rochefort ; Endeavour armed ship, with a con-
voy for Swansea ; Ann armed brig, on a cruize.

POTsNIOUTH, APRIL 22.
Arrived his Majesty's ship SERAPIS from the Bra-
zils.—Sailed his Majesty's ships SuccEss and WEY•
I,IOUTH, with a fleet under convoy for the Mediterra-
nean ; HELDER and RAPID, with a fleet under convoy
for the West Indies. Several vessels joined the above
off the Isle of Wi*ht.
APRIL 23.—Sailed his Majesty's ships DION/EDE,
TYRIAN, and ISYREGDEN, for Plymouth ; IMPERIEUSE
and VEsuvms, to the Westward ; GOSHAWK and
SPRIGHTLY, on a cruize.—His Majesty's ship LAVI-
NIA is appointed convoy for the East Indies, SOLEBAY
for Africa, and ALERT for Newfoundland.
London, England, 1809-04-24

SHEERNESS, APRIL 22.

Arrived from the Baltic, the CHARGER gun-brig,
Lieutenant BLow.—Sailed the HOWARD sloop of war,
Captain LOCKYER, to the Northward.—Arrived the
Enigheden, MATTSEN ; Hoffnung, ORENS ; Freins-
cheft, WILKIE; A poclitit, SWARTZ ; and Enthelmina
Frederica, HJORLBERG, bound to Gottenburg and the
Baltic : the Vrouw Gesina, MASKER, and Vrouw El-
sina, GROENWALD, bound to, Heligoland.—The Ade-
ona, Captain HUNTER, and the Aurora, Captain
SOWLER, are arrived in Stangate Creek, from Malaga
and Valentia.

APRIL 23.—Sailed to the Northward his Majesty's
ship PROMETHEUS.

DEAL, APRIL 22.
Arrived the PRINCESS CAROLINE, of 74. guns, from
the Nore ; and the AVENGER sloop, from Plymouth.
Sailed the PREVOYANTE store-ship for the Nore ; and
CHEERFUL cutter, for Portsmouth.

APRIL 23. —Arrived the DEVASTATION bomb,
HOUND sloop, and PAZ schooner, from the Nore ;
and CHEROKEE sloop, from off the coast of France.
Sailed the PERUVIAN sloop ; DEVASTATION bomb ;
Earl Howe East-Indiaman ; and several other out-
ward-bound vessels, for Portsmouth ; and FLY sloop,
on a cruize.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1809-04-24

MISS ELIZAI3ETH TAYLOR'S MEMOIRS OF MRS.
CLARKE.
This day were published,

Elegantly printed on a fine I:rawing Paper, in small octavo, em-
bellished with the only Likeness of this celebrated Person ever

engrav A, price only 6s. in extra boards,
UTHENTIC MEMOIRS of MRS. MARY
ANN CLARKE, in which is pourtrayed, the Secret His-
tory and Intrigues of many Characters in tile first Circles of
Fashion and High Life ; and containing the whole of her Cor-
respondence during the time she lived under the Protection of
his Royal Highness the Duke of York, the gallant Duke's Love
Letters, and other interesting Papers never before published.
Charms such as her's would stir am holy hermit.-OTwAr.
" Snch Helen was, and who can blame the boy,
"4 That in so bright a flame consurted his Troi?"
• By MISS ELIZABETH my Loa.

London : Published by Thomas Ten, No. Ili, opposite Bow
Church, Chearside ; and J. Sutherland, Leah-street. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1809-04-24

FOREIGN INTSLLIGENCA

VIENNA, APRIL 1.

On the arrival of. the couriers frnm Gallicia, dis-
patched by Count Bellegarde, a Council of State was
yesterday held, which sat a considerable time.
The Archduke Charles has set out for the army,
attended by General Grunne, and his Aids de Camp,
Counts Colloredo and Dilmotte. The following day
the Archduke John also left this capital to join the
army, and the Archduke Maximilian has likewise
' taken his departure to assume the functions of Direc-
tor General of the Ordnance of all the Imperial
armies. About twenty Russian officers of the navy
have arrived here, and the conveyae of powder and
other warlike stores from )lungary to the frontiers
is continued without intermission.
London, England, 1809-04-24

BAYONNE, APRIL 8.

Yesterday the guns were fired here, to announce
the brilliant victory which the Duke of Belluno has
gained over the insurgents under the command of
gained over the insurgettts under the command of
Cuesta. The intelligence was forwarded by Marshal
Jourdan, by an Extraordinary Courier, to the Duke
of Valmy. The consequences of this victory are in-
calculable. Our troops have entered Badajos, and
there is now no obstacle to prevent their advancing to
Portugal.
London, England, 1809-04-24

•• • .
OFFICE, Aprilli, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTrs 2vArr do hereby give. Notice,
That on Tuesday the 2rl of May next, they will be ready to re-
ceiseTenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for what
COOPERAGE STORES,
And Town made COOPERS"FOOLS, the service of this De-
partment may require, for the space of twelve months from the
date of the Contracts; to be delivered into His Majesty's Vic-
tualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable
with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No refs,erd will It had to any Tender in which the price shall not le
inserted in taords at length, or that shall not be deliwred to the Thar,'
Infuse One °Tisch on the said Tuesday the 2d of May next, nor antes:
the Person who mates the Tender, or some Person on hi, bebaj,atte
to swvwer ....Oen rated for.

FIChrA4LING•OFFJCE, April YO, 164:2.
THE COMMISSIONERS ler PATUALLING
1118 MAJ ESTI"' NA 1" do lscray give Notice,
That on Tuesday the 21 of May next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders, in writing, st:aletl up, and treat for FIFTY TONS
of COCOA ; to be delivered, free of Customs and Excise Duties,
sne half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half. in a fortnight
fterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ;
..nd for ONE HUNDRED TODIS of good sound VIRGINIA
LEAP TOBACCO ; to be delivetsd also free of Dtlty, one half
thereon in one mow h, and the Wier half in one mouth after-
wardi, into His. Majesty's Stores at the Ports, and the pro-
portions under-mentioned, viz.
DEPTFORD - SO Tons.
PORTSMOUTH SO
PLYMOUTH - - 20-100.
To be paid for by Bills payable with Interest ninety days after
date. The Conditions of the Contract maybe seer at the Secre-
tary's OINCS.
N. B. Samples of the Cocoa to be produced with the Tenders.
No regard will he had to any Tender in which the price shall not le
inserted in words at length, or that shall not delivered to the Board L.
fire one on the said Toterday Me 2d of May next, nor unless Me
Persos who mats the Tender, or Mil Person on his behalf, attends to
answer 'ch.!, calledfor.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 14, 1:409
THE CONAUSSK'ArERSfOr VIC.77.I4LLING
HIS MAJESTY': NA Vr, do hereby give Notice,
That ou Friday the 83th instant, they will be ready to rcctive
Tenders, in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Two Hundred Tcns
of Cheshire, 'Derbyshire, Warwickshire, or Gloucestershire
CHEESE, or Cheese of equal goodness; W be delivered in one
Month into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports-
mouth, and Plymouth, in the proportions hereunder cOentioped,
• Deptford 60 Tons.
Portsmouth - 80
Plymouth -
• 2eo.
And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days
after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not I.: in-
serted in word: at length, OF that shall not be &livered to the Boats! before
one o'doel on :he said Friday Me 2§th instant, nor sinless the person
:who males the Tender, or 10111 t person an his &hay, aliens,to answer
when called for.
London, England, 1809-04-24

YARMOUTH, APRIL 22.

Arrived a fleet of Merchantmen, bound to the 1311-
tic, under convoy of the SHELDRAKE and EREBUS, and
remain wind-bound ; the HAVOC gun-brig, from the
Southward. Sailed on a cruise the CALYPSO sloop
of war, and ACUTE gun-brig.
The James and Margaret, Wm. MILNE master, of
and from London, bound to Gottenburgh with sun-
dries, came on this beach in a gale, on Saturday
morning—crew saved, the cargo much damaged ;
and hopes are entertained that the vessel will be got
off without much damage.—Whod N. E.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Goshawk, for the recaptures of the Swat, Sept. 10, and
the Eliza and Flora, October 24, 1808, will be paid on board on
her arrival.

The Briseis, for the Hammonia,"recaptured October IS, 1808,
will be paid on board to-morrow, and recalled at No. 25, Nor-
folk-street, Strand.

The Fisgard, for a Spanish boat, the San Joseph, and a parcel
of lignum vita;, Sept. 13, 1806 ; and la Pique, for the Phzton
and Voltigeur, March 31, 1806, will be paid to-morrow, at
No. 9, Philpot-lane, and there recalled.
'The Pomone, Artoic, Anson, and Dolly, for the Boston, cap-
tured July 25, 1797, will be paid on Thursday, at No. 3, Salter's
Hall-court, Cannon-street, and there recalled on Mondays and
Thursdays.

The Chance of Wexford, on her ♦oyage from Dub-
lin, struck on the 6th inst. on the South Tongue, near
the entrance of Wexford Harbour, and immediately
went to pieces. 'The Captain, three seamen, and se-
veral passengers, were unfortunately drowned.
The Ceres, GRAHANI ; John and Ann, Saar H ; and
the Triton, —, from Portsmouth to the North, were
captured 'on Monday last near BeachyHead; the two
funnier sunk.

The Generous Planter, M,PnEnsoN, from London
for Sowh America, was all well on the let of Janu-
arv, in lat. 30. South, long. 46 West. Near the line
she fell in with the Bellona, of Liverpool, bound to
St. Salvadore, and the Gallant Schemeri--!-, bound
t) Rio. Janeiro.

Two Danish vessels have arrived at Leith---the one
rrize to the Childers sloop, and the other to the Le-
ve.tet. Also, a Danish lugger at Aberdeen, prize to
the Bellerophon.

s .
London, England, 1809-04-24

NifrAL INPELLICENCI.

HARWICH, APRII, 23.
Arrived this morning the Lark packet, Capt. DELL,
from Heligoland, with mails, passengers, and dis-
patches, said to be of great importance ; also, his
Majesty's brigs Starling, Redbreast, Sarpen, and
Acute, from a cruize ; and the Aggressor, with a
convoy for Heligoland.—Part of the Baltic convoy
which sailed on Thursday last have put back by con-
trary winds, and remain with the fleet bound to Heli-
goland.—The Auckland packet, Capt. BRIDGE, and
the Beaufoy, Capt. Noßms, the former for Heligo-
land, and the latter for Gottenburgh, are both de-
tained by contrary winds.—Orders have been given,
that every packet arriving from Gottenburgh is to be
put under quarantine, on account] of the sickness
prevailing there.—Wind N.E.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 21.
Arrived late last night the Walsingham packet,
Captain ROBERTS, with mails fi om Lisbon, in four-
teen days passage—the packet brought twenty-two
passengers. Yesterday put in here and sailed again
this day, his Majesty's ship ORESTES, with 12 sail of'
transports under convoy for Vigo, to bring to Eng..
land the French prisoners taken there by his Majesty's
ships LIVELY and VENUS. Arrived also the Endeavour
and Ann (armed brigs) with a fleet of coasters under
convoy from the eastward.—P. S. All the vessels
waiting convoy here for the Mediterranean, have
moved into the Outer Road, expecting the arrival of
the fleet from Portsmouth to-morrow. Wind N.
London, England, 1809-04-24

HANOVER, APRIL io.

Letters from Cassel state, that the King has ap•
pointed three military commissions in Cassel, Bruns-
wick, and Magdeburg, in order to try all deserters
who shall disturb the public peace, within 21. hours.
A number of them have for some time infested the
neighbourhood of Magdeburgh, but they are now
dispersed ; some have been apprehended, and the
rest are said to have taken shelter in the Austrian
territory.
London, England, 1809-04-24

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ral Beaumont's corps of observation. It was cut off
at Neumarck ; and the whole column, officers and
soldiers, laid down their arms.

" Vienna is tranquil ; bread and wine are in abort-
dance ; but meat, which this capital used to draw
from the interior of Hungary, begins to be scarce.—
Contrary to all reasons of policy and motives of hu-
manity, the enemy do all in their power to starve their
tennw-citizens and this city, although it contains their
wives and children. How different is this from the
conduct of our Henry IV. who supplied a city then
hostile to, and besieged by him, with proviiions !

" The Duke of Montebello died yesterday, at five
in the morning. Shortly before, the Emperor passed
an hour with him. His Majesty sent his Aide-de-
Camp, Rapp, far Dr. Franc, one of the most cele-
brated physicians in Europe. His wounds were in
good condition, but a dangerous fever had made, in
the course of a few hours, the most fatal progress.

44 All the assistance of art was useless. His Ma-
jesty has ordered that the body of the Duke of Mon-
tebello should be embalmed, and conveyed to France,
there to receive the honours that are due to his ele-
vated rank and eminent services. Thus died one of
the most distinguished soldiers that France ever pro-
duced. In the many battles in which he was engaged,
he had received thirteen wounds. The Emperor was
deeply afflicted by this loss, which will be felt by all
France."
London, England, 1809-06-16

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I.ErMENTS of REFORM,x
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I.INTZ, MAT 29.

The cannon v.'as fired at nine O'clock this morning,
to ceiehr.tte the, itinction of the army Of Way with
that of Germany. The order of the day aims, that
the former amounts to 60,000 men.
PRAGUF., MAY 29.

The following has been published here : •
Letter from his Majesty the EMPSRfiIt and Kiwo, to tie Arch-

du►e CMA RLt k, ralivEno.

" Dear Brother Charles!-1 did, it is true, yesterday, expeets
to you in person, my warms• thanks fur the glorious victory you
ban• gained; but this is not sufficient fur my heart. I say it time,
and I shall repeat it Oa every occasion ; because I, whom Davin'
1' s o /IDZMos made the Sovereign of a great Monarchy, am 'Mr
ly unable to reward you, my doar Brother, your. Companions in
Arms, end my brave Army, according to your dissent!
" It was reserved for you, the brother of my heart, the prime
supporter of my throne, to interrupt (for the first time these 13
gears) the good fortune of the adversary—you are the eaviourof
the Country, which, as well u the Monarch, will eternally thank
and bless you) '

" With deep sensibility, I yesterday observed the elevated
courage and enthusiaun of the troops; and their manly tesolu-
tims, to assure, by victory, the independence of the Monarchy—
It was the sweetest magneet of my life !--a rare and heart•enliv:
ening spectacle, and one which can never be eradicated from my
-nind!—l beg of you, dear Timber, tok declare this to soy brave
Army, and to do every t.dng to preserve this rare spirit among
them."
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31.1 PAL INTELLIGENCE.

TALMOU FH, JUNE IS.
Arrival the Lady Pelbw packet, from the Lewesd Islands, in
twenty-six days.
PLYMOUTH DOCK, JUNE 14.
Arrived the Resolution hired cutter front of L'Orient; briny
no news. This morning the Hero, Illustrious, and Gibraltar ap.
Feared in the Offing, but the signal was made to them not to
attchor ; snd two Captains were sent out in the Wessel echo .r
to supersede Captains Ball and Broughton, of the Gibraltar and
Illustrious, whose presence is required on the Court Martial et
Lnrd Gambier. The squad:on then sailed on a cruise of Cher.
bourg.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 15
Arrlyrd from the Downs, Puckers, la La PD. for the West la-
dies; Alfred, lit, It DIA, for Cadiz ; and Orion, —_—, tor Cibral-
tar.—Sailed his Majesty'. ships Ocean, for Plymouth;
Rosamond, and Sparrowhawk, on a cruize.—Wind N.W.
DEAL, JUNE IS.

Came down from the River, Rose in June, MAT, for Mop.
dore ; and the Thomas, Toon, for the Mediterranean.
'YARMOUTH, JUNE 14.
Yesterday, P. M. about 70 sail of Merchantmen, under cony.'
or a sloop and Brig, passed this port fir Gottenhergh, with a rig
wand South Wept. sailed the Rolla, with prwiners for the Nore,
and the Calirme on a eruize. Admiral Lord Gat Dlltt i, artive4
at his lodging, and will hoist his flag on the arrival of his ship lft
these Roads. .
London, England, 1809-06-16

TURTON would xote -for in,r,ntopsure.f
plefige to take.into consideration the state of repro.,l-
- but he would not concur with the pl nof the
lion. Barowt, to which in his mind theri were consi.
!Arable objections.
Mr. BARHAM explained.
Mr. H. TRACTY defended the general ptinciplo
of Parlianimtary Reform, and vindicated the meet-
ings of the people When constittitionally f:rmed. It
was because Gentlemen connected with a !Tonsure of
this kind, the horrors of a French Itc-voliiion, that
they had objections to discuss it. Such an alarm,
however, like the cry of invasion, and « N<. Po-
pery," he trusted, was at an end. The Hon. Barci-
net only required a pledge of giving c, n4ideration to
this subject, which, from recent aurniss'ons in that
. House, lie was disposed to think should be. seriously
entered into. He should therefore give his decided
vote -to the motion of the Hon. Baronet.,
The gallery tieing cleared for 'a division; die num-
bers were,

For the motion .IS.
. .
Against it - 74
Majori'y against the motion - 7-19
Strangers were then readmitted, but excluded again
upon the question of going into ea. Committee on the
Animal Cruelty Prevention Bill. The House divided
on this question—Ayes 27—Noes 37-4,l.ijoritr 10,
The Bill was consequently lost.—The House then
adjourned till Monday next.
London, England, 1809-06-16

OVERAI, ORDERS OF THE 24TH. OF MAY.

The days of the 21st and 22d of May will be eternally memora-
ble in the history of the world. The army has given proofs of
patriotism, heroism, and contempt of danger which posterity will
admire, and our descendants hold up as specimens of rare and
great actions. it furnished the enemy, who had lately boasted of
its anribilation, with bloody proofs of its existence. It Las sur-
passed my great expectations, and I feel proud to be its leader.—
You are in the field of battle the first soldiers of the world ; be
so also in the spirit of discipline, in the love of order, and in re-
spect to the property cf the citizen ; then would you be not only
the first, but the only army, and your grateful country will bless
sour deeds. Our beloved Monarch has confidence in you, and
thanks you with paternal emotions for the security of his throne,
and the welfare of your families.
" 1 expect immediately from the Commanders of the different
Coil's the most eircumatantiAl religion of what took place with
their respective divisions. The country and the Sovereign wish
Lobe acquainted Vich the supporters of their independence, glory'
and greatness; their names shall shine in the annals of Austria.;
'till then I can only name and reward those wl.,ise distinguishcd
merit is either recogniv:d by the whol army, or vi how accident
brought nearet to arty perst.i.al obvrvation.
" Prince John of Lichtenstein, General of Cavalry, has ion
mortalised his name. '1 his feeling, and my ardent attachment
to his person, are pledges (.! the gratitude of our Monarch. I can
reward Lira only by the public expression of my esteem. •

" In the name of his 'Majesty, I tiorninate a, Commanders of
the 01 tisr of 'Theresa, Ezrun Wknisfen, Col. britolla, &c.
(16.14.11) " The Arehdol.t: Cita R LEO, Genera:63lM.*
FRANKFURT, JUNE I:

The entrance of the Duke of Brunswick into Sas:
coy, has induced his Majesty to. quit Leipsic and to
move to Eiienac,h. The French army that is assem-
bling at Erfurt, will be commanded by the King of
Westphalia.
London, England, 1809-06-29

ASOBER, steady, and industrious -Person, who
can exemply Recoveries and higross Deeds well, wishes to
engage Minch with a Gentientao•of the Profession for three or
fovr Months. Hos no objection to go into the Country if a per-
son of liberality should answer this. The Advertiser wishes to
engage by the Piece rather than Saiary.—Letters (pcist paid) di-
rected 1.1. No. EC, Chancery-lane, will be dalvattended to.
London, England, 1809-06-29

GRAVESEND, JUNE 28.

Sailed, the Harmony, GRAVES, for Gibraltar; John, CROFT,
for Oporto; Union, SCHEMBA, for Malta; and Superb, JONES,
for Heligoland.

The Tom Barry, —, arrived in the Clyde, from Martinique
sailed the 24th May ; spoke on the 29th, his Majesty's ship Ycrit
in company with the Captain, 74, and Circe frigate, with 114
sail under convoy, in lat. 22.19. long. G. 1.26. W. all well.
London, England, 1809-06-29

1 0 THEIR CORRESPONDENTS.

MESSRS. LEIGH and CO. have the honour to
observe, tbat although, accordisl to the plan on dr
principles of integrity established by their Predecessor, as
far back as the year 1794, it was never his practice to ac-
cept any fee for the first interview, where the terms stlt..si
for the full treatment of the case n•ere not perfectly satisfac-
tory ; and although this plan of staring the terms plainly and
unequivocally, and refu,ing a fee on the disapproval of them,
ig still and ever will he strictly adhered to, the occupation of
their time in the Corresponding Department is such, that no let-
ters whatever arc, or can he answered, unless a Bank Note is ia-
clos ed . And in Complaints where the parties are urgent for an
instant supply of Medicine, the litZral mind will not object to an
inclosure• in•oportionate to tke nature of the case, or the opulence
of the party. •

. .
Messrs. Lvictf and Co. sanctioned by regular Education, by a
Diploma from the Royal College of. Surgeons in London, of
which the principal Partner is an examined and approved Mem-
ber, and by certificates and the strongest testimonials of ability
from the most eminent Physicians in Landor,continue to confine
their practice to the cure of those Complaints which are con-
tracted in a rno:ivent of intoxication, and of that state of debility
which is caused by youthful imprudence, by which life becomes
embintered, or the possibility of progeny prevented.
Patienis in the Country will have the goodness to describe
every symptom of the complaint, their age, and manner of licit:7,
and for the purpose of inscrutable secrecy, letters contantiag fr.*
need not be post paid.
No. Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
London, England, 1809-06-29

BY HIS MAJEs I VS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

If

T EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for
their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptom
of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without conthienunt
restraint of diet, is an easy, evprilitious, safe, and secret man-
ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation imperoep-
tible, and requiring no particular attention.
In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; anti
where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the pa-
tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at she eye of being
so restored, let the degree of nsaliguancy be ever so great.
It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to
the complaining part, and enter into contest with the offending
matter, wkich they opeedily dislodge and expel. They are deck-
rod by experience to be a pre,:reer of health, as well as a row-
rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in every year,
in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to then.,
that whatever he promised himself froki them, they were sure to
fnlfil and exceed, as though impatient of immort..l and universe!
fame. These Pills are most worthy a place iu the cabinets of
'Masters and Captains of4Ships; the more so, • for that they will
keep good in all clhnates any length of time, and that they have
now borne the test of mar 60 years, with increasing credit to
themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that during
last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 per-
sons, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals where
salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other methods
made use of without elkct.

Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOM .% S TA T. o ,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeoi.s in London, at his house,
No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give advic-,:, without
Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pathints Let-
ters, if poet-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cues the
most inviolable secrecy, no patient's natty: or case hawing beer
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor,
during the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the con-
ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prim
tine arising therefrom.

They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, K.
35' St. A/ban's-street, PaII-mall; the Toy-shop, Nv. 103, Oa.
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fi.h-street-Hill, nearly
opposite the Monument ;"and by one Person in every conslderable
town in England, &c. in Boxes of only 2s. 96. each, seaLd up.
with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may
cure themselves with ease and secrecy.
N. B. Every Bo: sold in Great Britgini • •eale.i up with a stamp,
on which, by favourof the Commissioner', is prints.l at. the Stomp
Office " I'. Tayloi, N 0.9, N4w Bridge-street," to imitate
is felony, and all others are counterfeit.

LONJUN : Pritasd and Pu'...)6llid by LEVEL KENT, of Crr
terJury ambeth, a: the .raa-Otrtce, No. 1, Casey•
'Kat% Pe141151:4d also at the STAR •thrY ICS, Temple Eat.
London, England, 1809-06-29

VIENNA, JUNE 7.

To relieve the inhabitants of this city, a part of the
French troops have been rlaced in barracks.
Provisions every day become more scarce. Flesh,
bread, and other victuals ; even tobacco 's become
♦ery scarce. The city guard is hardly able to keep
the populace in order, who crowd around the butchers,
bakers, and wherever eatables are purchased. The
greatest agitation prevails every where, and several
thousands of individuals are without the means of
support. The bankers, who commonly held their
meetings in St. Stephen's-square, have been dispersed
by the cavalry, and they have been prohibited, on
pain of severe punishment, from assembling together.
The inhabitants have been ordered to deliver up
all their arms and ammunition. All fowling-pieces,

too, have been give up.
Notwithstanding the great number of wounded in
the hospitals and other buildings, we have not heard
of any infectious disorders.
London, England, 1809-06-29

MUNICH, JUNE ie.

The advanced guard of General Picard is arrived
at Kempten, consisting of 400 French and Bavarian
troops, and some volunteers.
On the night of the 7th and Bth, some of the insur-
gents penetrated into Kempten, but were driven back
by the French patroles.
London, England, 1809-06-29

ARCHITEC URE.

This day were published, engraved on 27 Folio Plates, and ele-
gantly coloured, with proper Descriptions, price 21. 19s. 6d. iu
boa: os,
PLANS. Elevations, and Sections, of HOT-
HOUSES, GREEN-HOUSES, an AQUARIUM, CON•
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for various Noblemen and Gentlemen.

By G. TOD, Survtyor and Hot House Builder.

locluding a Riot-Huuse and Green-Hs-4m is her Majesty's Gar-

dens at Frogmere.
Plinted for I. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. S 9,
Hill, Holborn.
W here may he bad, now first published,
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tar: Conduction of Cottages, Barns, Stables, _Feeding Houses,
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A WILL SAID TO AZ MISSING:

WIIEREA THOMAS COOPER, several
years since Lieutenant in hi. Majesty's 75th Regimen! of
Font, but who afterwards retired from the service and sold his
Commission, lately died on his way from Ireland to London, and
the only Will which e present can be found of the said deceased,
was made at Madras, and bears daft the 17th of September 1800,
and it is supposed and given out by some persist, that the de-
ceased made another Will net long before his (kith. This is to
give notice, that if any one will give such information to Mr.
Philip Hurd, of No. 7, King's Bench Walk+, Temple, London,
who holds the Will of I ROO, which shall be the means of obtain"-
ing possession or probate of any subsequent Will, sball be pro-
perly rewarded for their trouble. P. HURD, Temple.
London, England, 1809-06-29

TRAW LS IN THE sOUTH QV FRANCE
- • _ _

This day was pUblished, in One Vol:4to. price. LI Si.
MRAVELS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, and
in the Interiost of the Provinces of Provence, Languedoc;
and the Limosin, by a Route never before performed, being along
the Banks of the Loire, the Isere,. and the Ostrom*. Made by
permission of the. French Government, in the Sunuum of. the
Years 1807 and 1808.

By I.IEU•I'ENANT-COLONEL PINKNEY, • ,
Of the North American Native Ranger►.
Published by T. Purday and son, No. I, Paternoster-row,
London; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
London, England, 1809-08-10

Sophia the favourite.

HAVERFORDWEST RACES. JULY 31.
501. for Horses bred ill Wales.
Mr. Munsey's b. g. Swansea, by Pastor, 5 yrs old 1 a
Cul. Colby's b. g. Peter the Wild Boy, 5 yrs old 2 2 AUGUST I.—Maiden Plate of 501.
Mr. Jenner's eh. c. by Guildford 1 1
Col, Cdlby's Peter the Wild Boy 2 2
Mr. Storks's b m. by Vivalde 3 3
Mr. Mathins's c. m. by Pastor 4 4
Sweepstakes of logs. each (8 subscribers)
Mr. Munsey's Swansea 1
Col. Colby's Peter the Wild Boy 2
Attm.ts-r 2.—Plate of 501. for all ages.
Mr. Munsey's Swansea 1 1
Mr. Hurst's b. c. by Hambletonian 2 2
Odds on the colt at starting.

SALISBURY RACES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2.
His Majesty's Plate of One Hundred Guineas.
Mr. Trevanion's b. h. Bucephalus, aged - - 1 I
Mr. Bouverie's b. h. Mountaineer, aged - . - 2dr
Mr. Douglas's h. g. Rambler, 5 yrs old - - 3dr
Odds at starting, 10 to I on Bucephalus. The first a close run
heat, but th . superior strength of Bucephalus rendered further
contest hopeless.
THURSDAY.—The City Bowl.
Mr. Cbilman's b. h. Tumbler, 6 yrs old
Mr. Durand's Lord Warden -
The NeMbere Plate, Fifty Pounds
Mr. Bouverie's Mount.aineer, aged -
Mr. Ash mule's b. in. Quicksilver, aged
Mr. Chilman's Tumbler

- 1 1
- 2 li

1 1
3 2
2 8

The first heat for the Members' Plate was a tolerably good one,
the second was won easy. The City Bowl was also won easy.
FR 1 DAY.—The Subscription Plate, filly Pounds.
Mr. Martin's Silver Scales, 4 yrs old - - - 1 1
Mr. Milton's bay colt, 3 yrs old - 2 2
Mr. Chilman's Tumbler, 6 yrs old - 3 3
Both good heats, but the odds the whole time in favour of Sil-
ver Scales.
London, England, 1809-08-10

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 9.

Arrived his Majesty's ships DIANA, Sir S. SMITH,
from the Brazils ; and the Notrars, from the Downs.
—Wind N.N.W.

DEAL, AUGUST 9.

Sailed the DEXTEROUS gun brig, HARLIQUIN, and
HumsEn armed ships, with about 100 sail of Mer-
chant vessels under their convoy for Portsmouth,
Plymouth, and Falmouth.
No further accounts from the Armament have been
received here since Sunday list. Wind East.
Remain in the Downs—The Unicorn, Vice Admiral Campbell.
London, England, 1809-08-10

GRANADA,JULYIL

A dispatch addressed to Joseph Bonaparte by the
intendant of Lagrono, has been intercepted, in which
he informs him, that five hundred insurgents had en-
tered that city, and taken possession of the public
finds, besides making some prisoners. They behaved
well to the sick, and sought particularly for the Cor-
rigidor appointed by Joseph Bonaparte, but he had
effected h s escape. He complains in the same dis-
patch, that the Junta of Molina de Arragon had
caused him considerable mischief; having organized
three thousand men and called on all the young men
to take up arms against the French, which was ac-
complishing every day.

CIUDAD RODRIGO, JULY 14.
The French who left Salamanca five days ago,
returned the night before last, to the number of three
thousand infantry and five hundred cavalry. The
enemy has evacuated Gallicia, and from fourteen to
sixteen thousand have pasted themselves between
Zamora and Benevente, almost all badly armed. In
Zamora the Germans fought with the French, and
many were killed on both sides. It is said the enemy
is collecting twenty thousand men to attack this
place ; lout we are under no apprehensions, as we
base a garrison of mire than twelve thousand men.