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London, England, 1809-06-22

MARRIED.

At Eastingtno, Edw. Davies, Psq. to Miss Sophia Sarah Jones,
of Cobham, daughter of the Colonel Jones, of the }4th rezimert.

At St. John s, Hackney, Mr. Thomas Hostel!, surgeon, co
Mary, daugNer of Dennis De Berdt, Esq. of Clapton.

DIED.

Monday se'nnigkt, at his seat, the Retreat, near Exeter, Sir
Alexander Hamilton : he served the office of High Sheriff of the
county of Devon, in the year ITS& • t
Same day, at Badswarth, near Pontefract, Yorkshire, Williain
Willis, Esq. late Captain in the lab Light Dragoons, aged 00. ,
On the 29th ult. at Mr. Welt's, Hantmersthith, aged 16, Miss '
Mac Grath, daughter of Lieutenant-Colossal John Mac Grath, of
the Bengal 9th Native Infantry. •
On the ht May, 186+6, Wallaiabbad, Madras, in the Sttth
year of his age, James Forbes Cushny, Lieuteaant in the 6th
Native In rantry, and son of the Rev. Alexander Castuay, :sinister
of One.
At &Kola's Lodge, tent, the How Mts. Ender, Mother to
•
„the late Countess of PArnicY.
Srurday, at hi house in Jerramatraot, titer.a Ipag illness,
' Dr. Poignarrd, aged is.
At Shsetr.ess, Mr. Was. Etty, of the Royal Navy, aged 1111.—
kie ;vas i!ocrolunately drowned whilst bathing. . - •
Wellnescrly se'nnight, in Cletkenwell Wzonklipuse, agad.:ol4,'
itrs Mary-flreystaci, an see trig ehgracteriamlio hid got her
living till within a week of her 'decesse,fsy selling, sbolmps sisd
Puri*eluides, &c. In tint pail* spirit& of 60 yeas.
London, England, 1809-06-22

RECAL OF CERTAIN WRITERS AND CADETS.

At the instance of Mr. Snwsost, the Resolutions of
the Court of Directors, in consequence of the recom-
mendation of this General Court, were read, by which
it appeared, that the Directors retain their original
opinion, that certain Writers and Cadets should be
Jismissed. The subject, after a short conversation,
was referred to the General Court, to be held the
6th July, to which chty, at half past four, the Court
adjourned.
London, England, 1809-06-22

TO THOSE WHOM rr MAY CQNCERN.

IT is well known to many of those whose fc-:
arotorturecl by the sensation of nervous irritability, •
produces complaints little anderstood, and to which hide r I '
is afforded by general practitioners, that such complain:4 I ~.
originated from :be destructive practice of an habitual irdul;;:r•:e
.at an age when passitut overpowers are
unwilling to disclose their former imprudence to men who tract
nervous disorders with contempt, or eieliiirdfe4s
norant of the care; end kis not without ?tide end 'self-gra:ult.
Con that Mr. Leigh, from Lis esperieonef•in thio-branch, is ena-
bled "to restore the juveniles the:itaiddle.iged, and even the it 4 rut,
where the complaint. *arise ?imply from this deranreraent of :he
'Nervous System.—To thOie who by Paphitua inddlgence, re..i-
dente in warm climates,, or is tense study, have enervate': rho
mind; dissipated the spi rtes, and reanced the vigour of the body,
Mr. Leigh oTers that riitarition to the eiajoyment of life whiota
depends on a manly constits:iott.—The most inscrutable secrecy
1% observed.—\a. 29, Arundel-etneet, Strand, near I emple tar,
London, England, 1809-06-22

, or etiwom

Mr. SPEAKER tonkthe Chair at half past thsti,
and shortly-altar a. Message was hi:ought the'De-
puty Black AA requiring: the atteodance of the
House at the :).‘r of the House (*Poem to hear-Ibis
Majesty's Cosninission read, for declaring the Royal
Assent to the Local Militia Rill; and for proroguing
the Parliament..

The SPEAKER, attended by the whole House,.
went up forthwith, and after some time returned ;
but, without taking the Chair, he acquainted the
Members that the Royal Assent had been declared
to the above Bill ; and that Parliament was prorogued
until Thursday, the lOch day of August next. -

iniF, EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 22.

PRIM' OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.OOK.
611 as. for July 63-it —Reduced 6811--Oranium pron.
Excte. Bills. 6s. t 6. pr
PRICE OF STOCK. YES I'ERDAY.
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4 per Cent. 113 ti °ma'am I prem.
6 per Cer.t. Nary• ghat Couch, for aft. 1111
London, England, 1809-06-22

WAS:IINGTON, MAY 22.

Ex•rn.t SEssum—This day both Houses of Con-
gress assembled in their respective chambers. In
Senate twenty-one Members attended. In the lower
House, at the first call, 120 Members appeared.
General VARNUM is re-elected Speaker•.
The former Clerk, Serjeant at Arms, Door-keeper,
&c. were elected. •
London, England, 1809-06-22

Mr. LACAM.

The papers on the subject of New Harbour, and
the Resolution of the Directors, recommending the
increase of Mr. LAcAM's pension from 6001. to 10001.
per annum, having been read, as also the dissent of
Messrs. Bass and Roinfasox, the question for the in-
crease was, after an animated debate, carried in the
affirmative, nem. con.
The speakers in support of the question were—
The Chairman, Earl St. Vincent, Mr. Elphinstone, Sir Rn-
laert Preston, Colonel Mark Wood, Messrs. P. Moore, Ratidle
Jacks= anc.owndes.

Againat the question—
Messrs. Ritchie, Bebb, and Robinson.
SIR JOHN MACPHF.RSON.

The question for grantiag an annuity of 10901. to
Sir JoRN MACPHERSON, Bart. was carried in the affir-
mative, nem ton.
London, England, 1809-06-22

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Mr. Fiords Henson, B. A. of Sidney college, Cambridge, is
elected Fellow of that society.

The Rev. asides Henry vicar of All Saints, in Nor-
thampton, is ap,minted Chaplain to the Right Hen.l.ord Gardner.

The Rev. D.-. Scott has nominated tire Rev. Z..Coeksua, of
Leedg, to the curacy of Simmonburn. t. -
On the Ist inst. the Rev. Mr. James Thomsen, late of Oirran,
was admitted minister of Prextockirk, in the presbytery of Dun-
bar, after an a)propriate and excellent strtnon, by the Rev. Mr.
Wallace of Wintekirk, who presided on the occasion.
London, England, 1809-08-14

FREEHOLDS, EAST ERF.NT, ,SOKERAETS4W.

To he KiLD.tte Me best ,Bidder, in Four Lots, before ARAL,:
MiAsti; Esq. the • Deptiit Remembrances of his Majeity's'
Court..of F-4,thesrioe,..at. the Now Ita,..it _Cross, In the Parith of
Cotr.pton DishOp, in the said County of Somerset, on 'Wean's-
day the .6th daytieptcmbr neat, at rout o'Clock in the
,A.fternuon, by yirtnn of an o„rderofthe said Court, •
rrHB following— ,FREEHOLD PREMISES, late
the property of. Mr. R.WitAIO.DAY,AePeIPed:
LtSt 2. A substantial Dew-built Dwelling house, consisting ot
two large Pirlotiti,*fitre 13ed7rOoms with. Garrets over the wane.,
.with suitable and convenient Offices, and a walled. Garden; an,
Orchard atljoining well planted, With table and cyder Frult-trees,
coMaiqing togetire.about two. Acres.
Lot St. A Close of Meadow or Pasture Ground, called Barnes's
two Acrei,.conisining by estimation two.ateres. •
Lot S. A Close of Atable Ground, called the Allotment, eon.
tithing 20P. (More or ie.:). •
Lot 4. A Piece or Parcel of Arable Ground lying in the_East-1
`Field, containing lA.Olt. YAP. (intim or le,s). • ' •
Allwhich said lelesauage,l.anda, and Hereditaments are in the
occupation of Mrs. Sara![ say, widow.
The above Premise* are situated in the Parish of Fast Brent,
near the Great Western Turaipike-road from Bristol to Exeter.
The Lands of Piot Brent are highly fertile, its water* Abound
with fish, and the neighbourhood is truly respectable.
Further particulars may be had of Mi. Leggatt, Solicitor, No. 3,
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arid toe neighbourhood ;'and at.the Chambers of the Deputy Re-
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London.

• CHI NG'S PATENT "Ott tiGra:
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from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in dish. owtt,l
finuilles,stanaps its merit beyond oompetitinn, and gives a sanction
to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can beast. Parents
and others who have the care of child,-en should_ ht,e.: this etowey
as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the stoinaeltetr bowels
of children are arty way disordered, which' it will Alwayabe Nand,
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London, England, 1809-11-09

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 8.

Arrived the CHANTICLEER, Capt. SPEARS, with a
fleet of light transports from Riga, where they had
been with Russian sailors—the CHANTICLEER passed
the PLANTAGENET, the Commodore, and VANGUARD
men of war, &c. and a fleet of merchantmen, off the
Scaw. We may therefore hourly expect their arrival,
several straglers, part of the convoy, passed here this
morning.
Sailed the CERBERUS frigate, and the BRUISER,
MONKEY, and ACUTE.—One P. M. The CH ANTS•
CEng is now under way with the transports.
London, England, 1809-11-09

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PRIVILEGE.

Mr. MARRYATT moved, that an order should be
issued to, discharge his Majesty's coachman out of
confinement, he being arrested for debt, although the
parties knew he was privileged by royal protection.
Lord ELLENBOROIR3II.—‘6 Have you an affidavit
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LADY MARY CRAWFORD V. BRISAC.

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case. The action was brought for making a wall
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Rule granted.
London, England, 1809-11-09

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OXFORD-STREET, near Rathbone Place, acquaint the
ger.l..ral that Tickets and Shares are selling, in variety of
—l)...rs, ,t; thir Office, for the ensuing grand and interesting
\ 1.0 ri.Elt I', which begins drawing on the 12th of APRIL
X i .—Not Three Mania to a Prize.

SCHEME.
I :1<)1 DAY, First-drawn Prize above £l5 will be also a
Grand Prize of 1000 Whole Tickets.
SECOND DAY, First-drawn Prize above £l5 will be also a
Grand Prize of 500 Whole Tickets.
TEeT may, of course, include the following Capital Prizes.
4 Prizes of £20,000 ! !
2 Prizes of ,81 0,000 6 Prizes of £1 ,000
5,000 10 500
&c. c.
ft.pk..l Prizes in the late and former Lotteries, to a great
r:nuta, have been sold and sbarei by Citaaou. and Co. and the
`.olo+ paid on Demand.--Sebemes to be had gratis.

GRAND LOTTERY.
FREE GIFT of ONE THOUSA?in WHOLE TICKETS
the First Day, Numbers as follow :
not
4,301
5.00;
f),501
~,01
b,lOl
~,00l
loltt
:I it,i
i..:it ,
Mse 411 M: GIFT of FIVE HUNDRE.D WHOLE TICKETS
_ _

tk, the lost-drawn above £is, the Second Day,
Numbers as follow ' _

1!!,t1c1 ...... ........... to ,. 18,100
. .
:1 •>t)l
1. ,>,ol
1 ?;,501 . to - 16,600
17,001
Ihe above Tickets may pin the whole
.of the following
CAPITAL. PRIZES:
.of
.of
• of
Begins APRII. 12th, 1800:
' Ictluence of the above Gifts of 1,500 Tickets, there are
only re,rko for Sale.
1 .bets and Shares are selling at ill the licensed Offices.
London, England, 1809-02-22

flow that of It:Gni:tem oste of those Ministers (Mr.
Canning) homing very recently declared in that House,
that it was determined on their part not to send a
British army into Spain, until a Central Junta was •
established. Let the House and the country decide
from this circumstance, what degree of concert and
union there were between Ministers and their Gene-
rals. As to the grounds upon which the motion for.
th! previous question was supported, the; seemed to
his mind to rest upon this proposition, that although
hie Majesty and almost every public body had recor-
ded an opinion upon the merits of the measure under
consideration, that House should be restrained from
declaring any opinion whatever respecting it, thus en-
cOuraging the dangerous doctrine, that the people
should look any where rather than • to that House for
decision upon a great public event.
'Upon a division the numbers were—For the pre-
vious question 203—Against it 153--Majority for
the Minister 50.
While the majority were in the lobby, Lord CAS-
TLYAIKAGH requested his friends not.to o.away after
that division, lest another division should take place.
Adjourned at six o'clock.
London, England, 1809-08-25

rechism, &c. &c.

This Work recommends itself to general adoption in all Semi-
naries, by the following peculiar features:
1. It is printed in a large clear
2. It is rendered interesting by numerous Embellishments.
S The subject matter is adapted to the capacity of Children,
and is at once entertaining, moral, and instruct-ye.
4. All the difficult and long words are selected, divided, and
printed at the head of each. Lessen, in the manner of Brown's
Testament.

Printed for RICUARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-qtreet ; and to
be had of all Booksellers and Stationers in the Usited Kingdom;
of whom may be had, by the same Author,
_ _ _

1. The CLASS-BOOK, or Lessons for every Day in the Year,
price ss. bound.
2. The FIRST CATECHISM, or an Explanation of Common
Things necessary to be kno.en :it an early age, price 9d.
3. The GRA 'AKAR of PHILOSGPIIY, or Easy Introduc
tion to the v.etill,Scierices on the plan of Goldsmith's Grammar
of Geography, price 3s. bOu.lel in blue.
London, England, 1809-08-25

DUTCH PAPERS.

ROTTERDAM, AUGUST 17.

The head-quarters of the KING of H 0 .LAND were
at Capelle, near Rosendal, on the 17th instant. An
article from Antwerp says, reinforcements of Soo
~:en arrive here daily from France, and proceed to
Capelle.

We have nothing to fear in Cadsand, as we have a
corps of 8 or 9,0(X) men there.
The corns of the Dutch General GRATIENT, con-
sisting of 6,500 men, has returned to Holland.
Communications between Antwerp and Bergen-
op-Zoom arc difficult, on account of the inundations
that have been formed. The lines of Steinbergen are
inundated, and the Polder of Bergen is likewise under
water.

The Westphalian troops are advancing to Holland
by forced marches.
Articles from Vienna and Paris state, that there
is no doubt that peace is abcat to he signed.
An article from Paris, of the 13th, states, th.: peace
has been actuilly signed.
London, England, 1809-08-25

SUFFOLK.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, RECTORY, ADYOW-

SON, AND ESTATES,—By Mr. Pk:YTON,
At the King's Head Inn, STOWMARKET, on I'hursday, the
21st day of Septeruber, 1809, in Six Lots
ALL that the•MAxoß of WICKHAM Sk EITH, ,
with the Impropriate Rectory and Great Tythes thereof.
Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of Wickham, toge-
ther with sundry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes
of Wickham Skeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thorp*, in the
C minty of Suffolk ;in the Tenures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman,
Rogers, Po;ford, and ItufElli, Tenants at Will, and which are of
the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO.
The Farms in Wickham will be sold with the great Tythes
arising therefrom.
This k.state lies within an easy distance of, acd surrounding
the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River
communicating with the Metropolis, from which it is distant
'about 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan-
tial convenient buildings. The communications are by good
roads, and the Parochial and other Payments ai-e low.
Lot 1. 'l'6e Manor of Wickham Skeith, with all the Rights,
Royalties and Emblements thereto belonging, with the Rectorial
Tychos of the whole Parish (except of Lots 2 and 3, being Sur-
wood and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advowson
to the Vicarage of Wickham Skeith; and, also a-substantial Mes-
suage, Tenement* Farm, Buildings and Lands, called Wickham
Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Bond 124 A. 2a 3r.
Lot 2. A substantial Messuage Tenement, Farm
Buildings and Land, called Wickham Green Farm,
Henry Whim/rum Tenant
Lot 3. Surwood Farms, Thos. Bond, Tenant
The above three Farms are in Wickham.
Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton)
hi the occupation of Charles Rogers - - 67 2 23
Lot 5. A Messuage Tenement and Lands, in
the Parish of Stow Upland, iu the occupation of
Mr. Thos. Posford - - 164 1 21

- 71 S 8
131 1 Si

Lot 6. A Messuage and Tenement, in the
Partake: of Thorpe and Cockfield, Mr. William

Ruffills Truant

- 111 I 38

Total -

691 1 4

The respective Tenants will %hew the Estates, and specifica-
tions may be had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; White
Hone, Ipswich ; White Hart, Colchester; kin, Eye;
Inn,Woolpit; and at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Penn,
Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Cambridgeshire; Mr. Thomas
Prior, Ashfield, near Vi'oclpit ; and of Mr. James, I.and Ageta,
No. s,New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Londan, where Plans
of the different Lots suay be seen.
London, England, 1809-08-25

By Mt. WILLIAM BURT,
At the New Inn, in Cromer, on Wednesday the 13th day of
September, 1809, precisely at Twelve o'Clock,
AVERY valuable ESTATE, at Overstrand, and
some adjoining Parishes, in the County of Norfolk, con-
sisting of the Manors of Cromer, Gunners, and Overstrand, with
the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances belonging thereto.
The Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Overstrand, and a
very good Faint House, called Overstrand Hall, with suitable
Offices, Barns, Stables, and other Buildings, and 310 Acres of
Land (more or less), the whole (except 10 Acres) in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Joseph Howes under an agreement for a Lease for
14 years trum Michaelmas 1809, at the very moderate rent of
•
70.

There belong to the Manors valuable manorial rights, and the
Rectory consists of a Cottage, one Acre of Glebe Land, and the
Tithes of more than 100 Acres of Land.

Overstrand adjoins to Cromer, € place of fashionable resort for
sea bathing, is distant 21 miles from Norwich, and ten miles from
North Walshant, Aylsham, and Holt, and is situate 'in a very
pleasant part of the County, abounding in Game. Mr. Howes,
the tenant, will skew the Estate.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Richard Geldard, Hol-
itorn-court, Gray's Inn ; Messrs. Foster, Son, and Unthank, So-
licitors, Norwich; or to Mr. WM. FerstFr, Solicitor, North
'Walsharn, at whose Office a Map of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1809-08-25

SALES BY AUCTION. .

HIGH-STRS►ET, PORTSMOUTH.
CAPITAL SITUATION FOR TRADE.
By Messrs. EASTMAN and SON,

At the George Inn, on Tuesday the 29th day of August instant,
at Seven o'Clork in the Evening, (unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract, of which timely notice will Be.given), '
,Qk LL that FRFEHOLI) DWELLING HOUSE
31- with the WARE-ROOMS, WORK-SHOPS, and TIM-
BER-YARD adjoining., situate and being No. 3^, in the High-
street aforesaid, for many years in the occupation of the present
Proprietor, Mr. Fowler, Cabinet-maker and Upholsterer, who
is declining business.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of Mr.
J. Fowler, Solicitor, Basing-lane, Bread -street, Lon don ; of Messrs.
Eastman and Son, Portsea; and of the Proprietor, on the Pro-
mises, who will %hew the same.
London, England, 1809-08-25

MO Medicine is so well calcutated, or has better
II succeeded in giving relief in numerous bad Cases of Seto-
phula, than, SPII.SEUIRY's PATENT ANTISCORBU'I'IC
DROPS. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender
anxiety of parents, when the glands become first swelled and
diseased, or the usual aymptonti of scrophulous enlargement of
the.stotnach in children takes place. In eruptive cases of Scurvy,
Cont, Rheumatism, and Nacelle irritation of the Stomach from
bilious affections, its superiority has long been acknowledged.—
The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King's Patent,"
expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and on; bide wrarper,
and the King's duty, is printed in black Wk. Sold at the I):.pen-
sary, No. 15, Soho-square, Lot Ann, in small bottles of As. tsd.
double bottles 10s. and larger 11. Compound Essence, to
allay unpleasant irritation, Bs.
London, England, 1809-02-14

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 12.

Friday last upwards of forty dead bodies, late belongirq• •„; ,
Primrose, were washed on shore, near the Black Head,
Falmouth ; among whom was the unfortunate commander. CI
Marx. This gentleman, it seems, along with a Major of ch.
7th Dragoons, and the lad who was saved, were &stink:
on a spar, when a heavy sea washed them all off; th.:
driven on shore by being struck by a floating hanunock,
Captain and Major sunk immediately. Since the fatal .2^-*l,.;*
the lad has heed incessantly watching for his captain,
last, when he discovered him, With the other bodies, 1y:..3
the rocks.

PLYMOUTH DOCK, FEBRUARY 12.
Ships of war lying in and within the jurisdiction of
*our (exclusive of the Port Admiral's ship, slop sh:r, ,
1117spital ditto, and sheer hulks).

Hamoase-..Gibraltar,Ke;olution,Alear-Altia, S. 1: •
Tribune, Cossack, Alen, Wenzel, Tigress, Panhial,
counter.

Ia Stonehouse Pool—The Jamaica, Foxhound, Gcl.ltl,:
Goshawk, Whiting, Weazlc (2) sch. Black. 1212, Ci4t4.!
Conflict, and Nimrod.

In Barnpool—The Unicorn and Ann.
Between the Island anal the Main—The Raleigh, Crcnl.
Martial, Intelligent, Sprightly.
In the Sound—' Ile Amazon, Emerald, Lr,vinia, Sharon, Nat.
eissus, Comet, Mediator, Plover, Pheasant, Argus, Eclair, Lyn.,
Ra nth and Entre.

In dawsand Bay—Tonnant, Revenge, Bartlane, Bombay, Zea,
boas, and Elizabeth. _ _

Arrivedtne FrayExT gun brig, Lieutenant HARE ; and the
Turns frigate, of Sit guns, Captain MILLER, from a cruize.—
Sailed the T.MtRAIRE, of 98 guns, Captain Sir Cita PIA'S HA-
MILTON Bart. and the CUCKOO schooner, Lieutenant Pannot.
for Torbay.
London, England, 1809-02-14

GRAND i.orußi.

FREE GIFT of ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TicKETs
the First Day, Nuntly-rs as follow :
::,401 . to • 3,100
4,501 ' to
5,001
6,501
7,001 • to
8,101
9,e01 , to ..• • 9,100
10,501
111;01
1 '',501
Also a Fltr,F. GIFT of VIVI'. HUNDRED WIiOI.F.TICKET:i
to the first-drawn above £l3, the Second Day,
Nutnbers as follow :

11,001
14,301
15,c0.1
I 6,.30 I
17,001
The above Tickets may gain the whole of the fulkwing
CAPITAL PRIZES:
,1 . ..... ... of
0
2
• 13egins APRIL 12th, 1809.
In consequence of the above Gifts of 1,300 Tickets, there are
only 18,5•0 for Sale.
Tickets and Shares arc selling at all the licensed Offices.

NEW AND SUPERIOR STATE LOTTERY,
'ro begin Drawing 12th of April next. .
IT ODG ES,' PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 119,
I I Oxford-street ; 2, Cortthin; and 44, St. iames's-;t Eva ; are
now selling the Tickets and Legal Shares on the mon advanta-
geous terms to adventurers. *
GRAND SCHEME.
One Prize of Oar Thousand Whole Tickets.
One Prize of Five Hundred Whole Tickets.
4 of J:20,000 10 of
t: .-- 10,000 44
2 -- 5,000 100
0 --- 1,000 4520 --
10 500
The First Drawn Prize First )ay above £l5 will be entitled to
the above 1000 Whole Tickets—and the First-drawn Prize Second
Day will be entitled to the 500 Whole Tic-Acts; which Tickets
will he deposited at the Bank of England, and remain there till
the Drawing is finished.
Shares will be entitled to all the above Bendits.

£lOO
50
23

'Phis present Month
twill will be
NubUMBER o
plished, in octavo, price ss.
the Rs I' f
['HE QUA RTERLY REVIEW; by John Mur-
-1- ray, 32, Fleet-street ; and J. Hatchard, Ivo, Piecadily,
London ; and 1. Ballantyne and Co. No. 48, North Hanover-
street, Edinburgh.
In announcing this New Literary Journal, the Publisher re-
quests that the first Number may be considered as the prospectus;
while, however, he holds out no promise, he can confidently as-
sert, that the gentleme:l who have engaged in this Review have
long enjoyed the esteem of the Public, and, could their names lie I
gieon, without injury to the freedom and the truth of criticism,
tb .would be an honourable pledge of the.zeal, the liberality, and I
the attaclunent to the interests of literature with which this Bri-
tish Journal will be conducted. -
••• Gentlemen desirous of receiving the first Nltinber of this'
Joainal, as soon as published: are requested to sive in their names
immediately to tilde respective booksellers orbewssoesi either
t)enkor, countr.y. .
London, England, 1809-02-14

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

I am just come from our Pier. Head, where I was upwards d
an hour observing a french lugger clueing and misting
schooner, and l• am truly happy to say that the lat;er I.:, es
raped : the lugger was a- large one, and followed schoonet
till within half a mile of the shore. the guns in Arch.liffe aui
Townsend batteries, fired a great number of guns at her, and
is generatly thoug'it that a bal s ram the former battery stn:ci
the lugger : she has got out of gun-shot, and is n3w
under jib and mizen, waiting to pick up any ship that nay
up. What a pity our cruizers cannot keep the sea to protect
trade as well as those luggers, who are now constantly out
noyirg it.—Wind S.W. blows hard.
London, England, 1809-02-14

TO BE LET, IMMEDIATELY,

ACOLLIERY. at Tarbock, seven miles from
Liverpool, lately set on by the Earl of Sefton, the Engine
Pit of which is now sunk 125 yards through a Coal of 14 feet of
Main Dell. A Farm of 24 Acres, large measureonay be taken
with the Colliery, (if desired) and a farther quantity of 24 Acres
may be had in two years:
The Engines, Gins, Ropes, &c. will be off. red to the taker at
a valuation.—Richard Lawrenson, at the Colliery, will shew the
Premises, and particulars may be hp.l from Mr. Foster, Lawton-
street, and from Stanistreet and Edeu, oliciturs, I.iverpool.

SHERBURNE, .I)ORtiLT, FEU. 1, 1809.
VALUABLE STREAM OF WATER AND PREMISES.

A' opportunity will present itself to the
Public, early in March next, for Purchasing all those PRE-
MISES and NI ILI., pleasantly situated in this town, held byleaSe• .
under the Earl of.Digby, and deter minable on the death of three,
tilft S heretofore ustal as a Cornhlill—esteemed one .of the most :1
complete and extensive iu the West orEngland-.—iately as a Wool-
len Factory, hut now much impaired by a recent event.
The Premises are capable of being couyerted to either or both
of the aforesaid ptuposes, for which they were some years applied;
and also advantageously situated for a Silk or Flax Mill, or the
two concerns combined, being surrounded by a populous neigh-
bourhood, audit' the centre where each business is carried*
Reference (free of postage) to the Prints r of the Sherburne Mer-
cury, Sherburne, Dorset.
London, England, 1809-02-14

tym., DRURY-LANE.
VENING, FEBRUARY 14,
nits will act a Comedy, called
A.ND WIFE ;
..citETs THAN ONE.
(nd time) a New Comedy, called
OUS COUNTERFEIT.
:ipal Characters be
DOW TON, Mr. MATHEWS,
Mrs. HARLOWE.
with the Unconscious Counterfeit.

YAL, BAY NIAR K ET.
NENING, FEIBRUARY 14,
red the Tragedy of
GAMESTER.
!NG ; Stokely, Mr. COOKE ;
7ley, Mrs. SIEVJONS.
3elch.cl the New Farce, called
A PRINCE ? •

:ipal Characters by
. LISTON, Mr. FAWCETT,
IRT, and Miss NORTON.
of the World ; with de la Perouse.

ATtMV.
le Battalion, (under No. 90),
IT and ENSIGN, in a Second Battalion,
.LF•PAY.—AppIy by later (post paid)
xy Exchange and Half Pay Agents, 51,

'as published, price Is.
for ASH-WEDNESDAY—
icts from the Bible and the Lithurgy,
with a Sermon by Dr. Riddoch.
. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty,
ie, Piccadilly.
s may be had, price Is.
ie Author of Thoughts on Affectation.

ndsomety printed in 3 vols. Ave). price
a New Edition, being the Third, of
'oral Subjects and Occasions.—
AMES RIDDOCH, A. M.
rs of St. Paul's Chapel, Aberdeen.
. Rivington, No. 82, St. Paul's Cknrch-
•deen. •

.ay were publisbed,
•s, Bvo. price 18s. in boards, •
OF MINERALOGY.
xum, NI. V.
istry in the University of Oxford.
. Parker, and R. Bliss; Sold also by
and Orme; and Messrs. Riviugton',

puldikheet, price Is. 6d.
6 .pf the EDINBURGH RE-
Exposure of its I'rinciples in RAgion,
three Letters, addreseil to its Readers,
Ry MENTOR.
Riviagton, No. 62, St. Paul's. Church-
!chard, No. 190, Piccadilif ; and by the
tinbridge, Edinburgh, and t;ta,gow.

VNIII-1011 12 SOULS.
, price 6d. sewed, the third FAlition of
'ELOUT SOULS, by J. W. C l!N-
-llow of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Hatchard, ISO; Piccadilly.
)eedily be had, the Second Edition of
of Affection on the Loss of his Son, price

:d, in One small Volume, Crown bvo.
cpiece Price Ct. in extra boards,
S F.IkTLCII RES ; or, a Proposal
MENIORIAI, of the ILLUSTRIOUS
the Spot where their Remains have been
'ILLIAM'CODWIN.
.se should perish—Tux Biat.r.
'infant Alhernarle-street.

iished, in Cruwn Octavo, rriee Gs.
boards,
or NAPOLEONE rit-oNAp_trurE tin-
lensed Statement of his Career and _ltro-
h Notes, &c.
.e the villain . • •

space that's in the visant's-zi.isp,
East to boot !"
Albemarlc-street._

prict: 4 *eid.
PUBLIC and the LEGISLA•
ATURF. and I.I•FECT of EXANcELI•
Part the Third.

ly A BARRIS I ER.
St. Paul's Church-yard; Bedard, Picea-
, Tt.rnplc-Bar ; and She; wood, Nuely and

. and tpctd.lc.
MEDICAL REGISTER-
cArapkte Account et *ht:
; togeth-r with an Histotical Sick.telt
d imprnvernihts in Mtdicine, and tit!: col-
.,Frrt o: the genera! c ate of Walt!' aid
poli ; and a caries} of Nliscellar.Lous
of YHI'SICI x. 15.
London, England, 1809-02-14

DEAL, FEBRUARY is.

Arrived the Peattfte.i N sloop from a cruize. Sailed the F:
st EA gun brig for Sheerness. Arrived the United Kingdom 1..
India ship from the River. Remain in the Downs his Maj,sti
ships as per last. Wind S. W. blows hard.
London, England, 1809-08-22

ARRIVALS.

In the River, the Freedom, Nicholson, from S't. I'ircsn::;
Lady Hood, from St. Kitt's ; Industry, Pier,on, from
tinico; Expedition,' Rigby, from *l'orrolt ; tll Al,
M'Lauren, front Tobago. In the Downs, the •1'h,,n7a5,1;0,•-•4
from Jamaica; Spanish 11;tiot, Durell ; and Fame. C .
from Cadiz. Off Dover, the Indian Packet, fr too Nrtv 1.•
and Rudimrnta, --, from Malta. OIV i,,-;:notith, I'7•'•
Lipp, from Cape e Nord. At Falmouth, the Ft ien.i
(late Hoskins) front at artinico. At PI I•mat .It, ths- Nate. l,•1!
from Madei. a. At Btirrt Island, the C -swo,d,
from New York. At Liverpool, the Cy-it ; Can
Cottrell; and Jam. s, Bradshaw, torn Jartuka ; r.
from Dominica; Maria, Brown; and Aoven:ttre,
from Lisbon ; Columbus, Cock ; and Rodney, Harry, tre
ginia; Harrigan, and fornb, —, from New Brun-v.--; ;
Mary Ford, Pell, from Nova Scotia ; ard Ohh,. !•.,•••
Malaga. In the Clyde, the Susannah, Nichobt, fr.irn :•;
Hopewell, Cr .vsard, from Tobago; I-lope, 1 ienderson t I1•'•
wits, Rogers, from St. Vincent's. At Cork, the Pty.
from Jamaica; Joseph, parish, from Philact,-ir'j
lumbo, from I.firginia; Alicia, Harris, from 80-ton I' •••
Johns; Lady Montgomery, Truth,
Parry ;a. d _ _ _ _

, . •
Arundel, from Baiiladnes: At Madeira, the Spt•r,lw
from Quebec; Saunders, Roberts, from
_l3lli;adylp',7it

Hathy, froin New York ; Swan, Clark, from Swan<ra

lantho, Betts ; and the Cabinet, —, from New Odra' ; • I
Dover, the Pierson, Robson; and I'ques; rian, Brown, 71 • •
maica. Off Portland, the Urania, Warren, front St.
Yarmouth Roads, the Mary, Foster, from Stockholm \ •
verpool, the Dolly, Brady, from New York ; James Cm k, t-
front Charlston ; l olus, Friendwell, from Philadelphia ; • ,
Watson; Friends, Birkbeck ; At6s, Frankland ; I rvi, e, -;
Cornwell, Campen ; and Chesterfield, Mudge, from Luna -‘1
Falmouth, the Exeller, —, from Virginia.

The Alexander, BOLLARD, from Virginia, his
taken, retaken, and arrive i at Portsmouth.

Tke American brig Ann, SPALDIV, from New 1
to London, has been recaptured by the PaFp..l:

_
brig, and sent to the Downs.
The Hawk brig, Captain BOURCIIIER, sailed i.;'
Portsmouth on Thursday, with a convoy for
coast of Africa,
The Niobe, Captain LORIXG, and the West I"j'''
convoy, remain a; Spithead.
London, England, 1809-08-22

SPAIN.

INTERCEPTED LETTER FROM MARSHAL SOULT TO JOSEPH

BON A l'A

We have received an entire copy of an intercepted
letter of Marshal SOULT to JOSEPti BONAPARTE ; it iS
of cr,nsiderable length, and occupies ten quarto pages
•,f small print. Some parts of this letter have al-
ready been given, but it is worthy of more ample ex-
tracts. Marshal SOULT begins his letter with stating
the march of the army from Lugo on the 2d of June,
and details various operations of minor importance,
until his arrival at St. Clodio, he then proceeds as fol-
lows :
‘• After the actions of Montiferrado, Lavocces, and Puente
the whole of these insurgents were dispersed in the moun-
tains ; hut those which Ns-, re in San Clodio continued their agres-
sions, and took advantage of the situation of the town, which is on
the bank of the side opposite San Martin de Quiraga, to keep up
a continual fire on our column, which was obliged to defile within.
half cannon shot by the right bank; this occasioned it some lots;
the Nabra, being passed, I ordered General Loison to send 4 de-
tachrnent to Sall Clodio to burn the town by way a chastisement
fr • ;of-moss conduct of its inhabitants'; I also directed him
t.) ::&:: to Castro de Cald4s, to make a similar exam-
-I;,a. the :,:tassitation of ari horie chewers of the 15th• rugl-
London, England, 1809-08-22

TAI.AVERA, JULY t2f

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Thc English army which was in Portugal under
General Wellesley, after having joined the insurgents
under Cuesta, had marched against the first corps,
hoping, with triple numbers, to beat it, and effect its
junction with the troops under Venegas.
Already had the English flattered themselves with
getting to Madrid ; but the events that have passed
during the three days that have elapsed, have a good
deal derangeorthe plan of campaign. His Majesty,
after the affair of the 28th, continued to pursue the
enemy, who arrived on the fine position of Talavera,
and entrenched themselves. His dispositions an-
nounced an intention of maintaining himself to the
last extremity—yet, after being vigorously attacked
by the French army, having lost a part of his in-
fantry, and a whole regiment of cavalry, he aban-
doned his position. In these circumstances the French
have proved, as they have often done, that, whatever
he the position and numbers of their enemies, they can
overcome all obstacles. _ _

The English and insurgents sustained great loss—
ours is not considerable.

General Latour Maubourg's division entered Tala-
vera this morning.
We have received news from Marshal Soult ; he
marched on the 25th in the direction of Placentia.