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London, England, 1809-02-27

PAT ENT TRAVELLING HAIR CAPS.

THIS very useful Invention is entirely new, and
particularly well adapted for Officers in the Army and Navy,
and Travellers in general, who are °hitt:v.4 to wear either a Welch
Wig or Night-Cap, which, trom their unhandsome or awkward
appearance, persons are under the nece►sity of throwing off when
alighting from the carriage, &c.
The TRAVELLER'S HAIR CAP, now recommended to the at-
tention of the Public, possesses every comfort of the former,
with the appearance of a curled Head of Hair, and, from Its pe-
culiar elasticity, sits perfectly close to the Head, without any
sort of Springs whatever, and cannot be put out of order. The
Hair Caps arc equally convenient for the Ladies. They may be
had of the Inventors, Messrs. ROBINSON and Hovers, No. 1,
Essex-street, Strand, Peruke-Makers to their Royal Highnesses
the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence, and to the Theatre-Royal,
Covent-Garden. Prince One Guinea each. Considerable allow-
ance made to retailers.

All Sailors, and Travellers by Sea, will find incredMe advan-
tage from au: use of the Hair Caps; and Judges and Gi.nilemen
of the Bar, ivho constantly attend the Circuits, veal derive much
benefit from them.

GRAND SCHEME,
With only 18,500 TICKETS for Sale, containing
4 4 Prizes of £.0,000 6 Prizes of £l,OOO
2 10,000 10 .500
2 5,000 20 100
And others, as usual, of £5O, £25, &c. besides a GRAND
PRIZE of
1,000 WHOLE TICKETS, for the FIRST DAY,
And another of
500 WHOLE TICKETS, for the Sze° n DAr,
SWIFT and Co. beg leave to recommend the
Scheme of the present Lottery as an improvement upon that
of the. last Lottery, which gave universal satisfaction. By this
Scheme the Tickets are rendered more valuable than in any former
Lottery, their numbers being reduced to 16,100, with the cer-
tainty of their obtaining the same amount in Prizes that has been
allotted to 20,000 Tickets.
Tic x•rs and SnaILLS are on Sale at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-Cross; and No. 31, Aldgate
High Street ; where Capital Prizes of the laic and late Lotteries
to a very great amount have been Shared and Sold.

NEW AND SUVERIOR STATE LOTTERY,
To begin Drawing 12th of April next.
HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokeri, 149,
Oxford-street; 2, Coenhill; and 44, St. James's-street ; are
now selling the 'Tickets and Legal Shares on the most advanta-
geous terms to adventurers.
GRAND SCHEME.
One Prize of One Thousand Whole Tickets.
One Prize of Five Hundred Whole Tickets.
4 of £40,0001 20 of
2 10,000 44
2 5,000 100
6 —.1,0001 4820
10 .500
The First Drawn Prise First Day 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 'Pickets; which Tickets
will be deposited at the Bank of England, and remain there till
the Drawing is finished.
Shares will be entitled to all the above Benefits.

£lOO
50
25
15
London, England, 1809-02-27

GRAND LOTTERY.

FREE GIFT of 03E THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS 1 1
the First Day, Numbers as follow :
• 3,001
4,501 • to
5,001
6,501
7,001
8,501
9,001
10,501
11,001
15,501 • .. to
Also a FREE GIFT of FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE Ticxx-rs
to the Sot-draws above £l5, the Second Day,
Numbers as follow :

13,001
14,101
1.1,001
16,101
17,001
'The above 'rickets may
TA gain the whole of the following
CAPIL PRIZES:
4
2
2
Begins APRIL 12th. 1809.
In efAsequence of the above Gifts of 1,400 Tickets, there art:
only 18,500 for Sale.
Ticket; and Shares are selling at all the Licensed Offices.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, SOUTHWOLDb
On Thursday, March 5,1809, at ten o'clock In the forenoon ;
A BOUT 80 Gallons of Foreign Brandy for pri-
A—a. vats are : 1500 Gators of Foreign Geneva for ditto.
B. One-third of the Value of each Lot to be deposited on
the day of Safe • the Goods to be taken away within Ten Days,
or the deposit forfeited. No Goode can be delivered on the Day
-of rale. The Buyers to end tt,eirown Ceske.
London, England, 1809-02-27

• Arrived the PERUVIAN and CORDELIA sloops and
DESPERATE gun brig from a cruize off the coast of
France.

FEB. 26.—Arrived the INDIGNANT gun-brig from a
cruize ; ROYALIST sloop from Portsmouth ; BREVDA-
GERM gun brig from a cruize off Ostend. Sailed
the ZENOBIA sloop for Sheerness ; CHEROKEE sloop
on a cruize off Calais.
REMAIN IN the DOWNS—The Princess of Orange, Venerable,
Trusty, Blake, Saturn, Illustrious, Defence, Agincourt, Clyde,
Enryalus, Peruvian, Cordelia, Fly, Podargus, Royalist, Blazer,
Mariner, Exertion, Gallant, Desperate, Indigt ant, B revdageren,
and Paz.
London, England, 1809-02-27

ARmot• •
ACAPTAIN in an old Regiment (2d Battalion
in England) wishes to exchange to the British Half Pay, on
equal Terms.—Letters (from principals onlf) addressed to A. B.
marked " Half Pay," New Exchange Coffee-house, Strand, will
be immediately attended to.

To BE SOLD,
HE CHARGER of a STAFF OFFICER
leav-
T
ing England, sound and free from vice, has hunted in
Northamptonshire and Derbyshire, is a famous 'taper, and per-
fectly quiet among troops ; and from the gentleness of its dispo •
sition is well suited to an elder4P Gentleman.—To be seen at Ald-
ridge's repository, St. Martin's-lane. Price 60 guineas—cost 70
twelve months ago.--A reference may be had to the owner.
London, England, 1809-08-29

A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK.

Tbis slay was published, a new Edition, price Ave shillings bound,
with the full allowance to Schools,
THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for
English Classes, in all Schools, Male and Female, contain-
ing Instruction on every useful atd important sobject, in the cor-
rect and elegant Language of the hest Authors; arranged in Les •
lens for every day in the Year.
By the Rev. DAVID !LAIR, A. M.

The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this incom-
parable School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to
be adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testi-
inionials of its superierpretensions and juitify an expectation that
it will in due time be universally received and preferred as a finish,-
ng Boik in the practice of Reading.
Printed for RICHARD Petit ti rs, London, and to be had of all
Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
• 1. The FIRST CATECNISM, price 9d.
2. READING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES, Ss. Sd.
,

3. The GRAMMAR Of PRILOSOPIIIT, 3s.
4. l'ke GRAMMAR bf Cil CDAISTR V, Is. 6d.
London, England, 1809-08-29

OBJEC l'S OF THE EXPEDITION, STRENGTH OF FORT
LILLO, AND ANTWERP.
The day was published, peke 2s. 6d. Illustrated by two superior
Maps, being a most important explanation of the Expedition,
its objects and probable inue,

DESCRIPTIVE and PICTURESQUE AC-
.I- COUNT of the Islands of Walcheren, Revel, and Schowen,
and Cadsand, and tithe Banks of the Scheldt, and the Towns
and Forts thereon. Ti which is added, the present state of the
Cities of Middleburgh, Flushing, and Antwerp, the Scenery of
the Country, modes of living, and price of provisions.
Published and sgld by Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row ; and
to be had of all ilookiellers.
London, England, 1809-08-29

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 28.

Arrived from Gottenburgh this morning, with
Mails, and several foreigners, passengers, the Lord
Nelson packet, Captain STEWART. The Catharina
Christina, SCHATER, from London, which was on the
Home Sand, is got off, and is come into this port to
undergo a survey before she proceeds for Gottenburgh.l
Ships of war in the Roads, Roebuck, Admiral Dou-
ai." and Monmouth armed-en-fiute.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1809-08-29

MONEY MATTERS.

AGENTLEMAN above the common class of
Money Lenders, who has for many years carried on busi-
ness to general satisfaction, has large sums of Money ready to•
advance on Annuity, or on Bills, or Notes of Hand, or any ether
security.—Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 48, Upper Mary-la-bonne.
street, and a card will be given to his house within a minute's
walk.—l.etters (post paid) immediately answered.
Ladies of character, single or married, may be accommodated,
and persons who have loose sums to lay out, may employ them
to great advantage.
London, England, 1809-08-29

VOOI.WiC H. with its Dependencies,
WARI I.Y 2711 CHATHAM,
rota period t f Sic Months, from the tit of October nest. The
f,rage to be furished in Rations, consisting, as hereafter may
from time to time be required, either of
10 lbs. of Oats, or of 7 tbs. of Oats.
lt lbs. of Hay, 14 lbs. of Hay,
and and
8 lbs. of S•rtw, a lbs. of Straw;
And must be delivrtrd at the resportiv, stations, at the expenee
• the Contractor, who is 31,0 to furnish such Horses with Oats,
of gibs pK ration, as may be billeted within the District for
whlcbise contrac.s.
_ _

The Proyotals tray be delivered separately or jointly, for twe
sr more of the said Districts ; and it is expected that the Con-
tractor shall receive the Stable Dung that during the period of
hli contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same
after the rate of per horse per week.
Further particulars may be known upon application to the
Officer comsynding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also
at the Seersta-yls Office in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between
the hours of ten and four ,':lock, where the proposals must be
delivered, sealed up, end endorsed " Proposals for the supply of
Forme;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said SOth
ay of September text, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making
.t, or an agent in his behalf, shall attendo—By Order of the Boards
R. H. CRAW, Seerebry.

seam
LLOYD'S, AUGUST 24, 1809.
AT a General MEETING of the MERCHANTS,
BANKERS. UNDERWRITERS, and othei Subscribers
ss the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this day.
Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. In the Chair,

The followirg Statement or the receipt and expenditure, was
laid before the Meeting, by Josara MAIRTAT, Esq. on the part
ut the Committer.
Amount of Subscriptions X 554,677 1 6
Interest aid profit on Stock/
70,155 1£ I
resold - • - - -

Total amount
Gratuities an.' Annuities to
!On Witiows, Orphans,
and Relatives of Officers
ad Men killed in action
with the Enemy, and to
7612 Officers and Men
vowilel or disabled - t 973,1116 • •
For ti.e relief of British Pri- 1
16,700 0 0
,tre•rs of War in Frame
Fur }lam ary Rewards -

£121,832 16 7

16,456 4 4

For Mr?riiements - - 11,167 IS 6
For prinong Reports, Cir./ 2Asi, 16 S
cuhr Lows, Ste. - -5
Irvine Tax - - - - 1,489 1 6
i'Jrage, Rent, Salaries,?
8,209 8 3
sod various expellees .S
London, England, 1809-08-29

IRELAND.

DUMAN. ArorsT 22.—Monday last, being the fair
day at Palmerstown, the fair was well attended :
there was an excellent show of cattle, which in gene-
ral brought high prices ; it was painful to witness in
the evening a fracas which took place between a re-
cruiting party of the military and some people in the
fair, by which one or two persons received some cuts
from the swords of the recruiting party, who also
broke and threw into the air some tables and forms
of those vending trivial articles, but which, in their
fall, happily did not do any serious mischief ; the
drum of the recruiting party was broke, and some of
them were injured by stones thrown by their antago-
nists.

A new entrance into the military road from the
easter extremity of Usher's Island, at the smith side
of the river Liffey, is now erecting with considerable
degree of celerity, and when finished will form a
very handsome structure, and picturesque termination
of our quays in that part of the metropolis ; the de-
sign is gothic, and is erecting with the same native
quarry stone as is used in the castle chapel now build-
ing in the lower yard in Dublin Castle.
Sunday night last a young woman, accompanied
by her brother, returning from the Pattern of Kil-
murry, in the county of Kilkenny, was attacked by
a number of ruffians, who, it is said, used her with
the most barbarous cruelty, and violated her person.
Her cries from the opposite side of the river were
heard by the centinel at the Ring Tower, who in-
formed the piquet ; they immediately proceeded to
the spot and apprehended three men, who were lodged
in the gaol of this city.
BELFAST, Auousr 19.--A very distressing occur-
rence took place at Omagh, on Saturday last. Various
reports are in circulation concerning it, but we are
not able to say which is the most accurate. The two
following accounts have reached us :

"A letter dated Aughnacloy, 14th August, addressed to a gen-
tleman in this town, says :—There has been a serious affray at
Omagh, between a party of volunteers passing through that town
on Saturday evening, and the Yeomanry. A company of King's
County Militia, quartered there, took part with the volunteers, and
fired out of their barracks upon the yeonun ; one man was killed,
and six and seven so wounded, that their lives are despaired of.
The artillery, it is said, were obliged to be called on, who com-
pelled them to surrender, and they are every man in jail. It is
further reported, that on their way thither, escorted by the artil-
lery, they were attacked by the yeomen ; and the report adds al-
most every man was wounded by stones or bayonets. The yeo-
men fortunately had not ball cartridges, or in all probability matters
would have been much worse. On Monday morning a large party
of the Antrim militia marched from Aughnacloy for Omagh."
London, England, 1809-08-29

SHEERNESS, AUGUST se.

Sailed this day his Majesty's brig ACUTE, with 15
sail of vessels for Heligoland ; also the M/I\l.Y gun-
brig with three sail of vessels, bound to the North.
coast ; and the CALYPSO, for the island of Walcheren,
with some transports laden with coals, for the use of
the fleet,
London, England, 1809-08-29

This day was published, In one volume, tyro, price Ils. boards,
NEW THEORY OF THE FORMATION OF
VEINS.; with its Application to the Art of WORKING
MINES. By ABRAHAM GOTTLOB WERNER, Counsellor
of the Mines of Saxony. Professor of Mineralogy and of the Art
of Working Mines at Weyberg, &e. Translated from the Ger-
man. To which is added, an Appendix, containing Notes illus.
native of the Subject.
By CHARLES ANDERSON, M.D.

Fellow of the. Royal College of Surgeons , Member of the
Chirurgical Society, of the Wernetiaa Natural liiuory So-
ciety, &c.
_

-Jam thrum mane feneslras
Intrat, et augustas mama lambic rims*.

-
Atm. Pell. PLACCI SAT.
Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin-
burgh ; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London.
London, England, 1809-08-29

This day was published, price 9s. is boards,
The SECOND EDITION of

ASERIES of DISCOURSES on the PRIN-
CIPLES of RELKHOUS BELIEF, u connected with
ROMAN HAPPINESS and IMPROVEMENT.
By the Rev. R. MOREHP.AD, A. M. _ _ _

Of Baliol College, Oxford, Junior Minister of the Episcopal
Chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh.
_ . _ _

Printed for Archibald Constableand Co. Edinburgh; and Con-
stable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. 10, Ludgate-street,
London.

••• " It is the singular and unaffected benevolence of manner—
the tone of genuine goodness and conciliating candour so unlike
the contemptuousarrogance of vulgar theologians, that forms the
chief charm of the volume before us; and induces us to point it
out to the attention of the Public as eminently calculated to fix
the principles of the young and careless, and to improve the cha-
nty and mend the hearts of readers of eveir description."
Edinburgh Review, No. i 7.
London, England, 1809-08-29

THIS YEAR.

BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
• the only Lottery to be drawn this Year is the STATE
LOTTERY, which will be drawn on the 29th of next October,
all in one day.
Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety; and as the
Scheme seems highly approved, the easier the purchase the bet.
ter, there being only 5000 Numbers, from l to 5000.
Schemes with particulars may be had gratis, at either of Butes
old established Offices in London,
No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross,
7.*re Capital Prizes to an immense amount (too nntneroes for
psertion) have brit sold, shared, and registered, and where Per-
sons in the Country may be supplied the same as if present, by
sending their Orders (Post paid) accompanied with good Bills,
Cash, Bank Notes, or Post Office Orders.

t_lrPlease to rritice the Lottery nectt4s and rnyibtlzs on the
20th of October; and that day will decide 4220,000 in Prizes.
London, England, 1809-08-29

DENMARK AND SWEDEN.
TM. day was published, in 2 elegant vols. small Bve. price les. 6d.
in boards,

TRAVELS through DENMARK and Part of
- SWEDEN, during the Winter and Spring of the present
year, 1809, containing authentic particulars of the domestic con-
dition of those countries, the opinions of the inhabitants, and the
state of agriculture. By JAMES MACDONALD.
The Author of the above Work was wrecked off the Scaw on
the 2tltb day of November last, and consequently had opportuni-
ties of making a tour of Denmark, and subsequently of Sweden.
J.lndon : Printed forßtcunao Putt.tirs, and to be had orall
Booksellers.
London, England, 1809-08-29

A'4VAL I.IIrALLIGINCA.

FALMOUTH; AUGUST ss.
Sailed yesterday the brig Emeline, WATlsitstAtti
for Cadiz ; the Traffic, MEAIX, for Tarragona ; and
this day his Majesty's brig NONPAREIL, Lieutenant
DICKENSON, with dispatches for Sir ARTHUR WEL-
LESLEY at Lisbon.--• The Dispatch packet, Maxims,
from Jamaica, and the Mary packet are hourly ex-
pected.—The Eliza packet is appointed to take out
the mails for Corunna.—Arrived the ship Trafalgar,
WIL KEEN, from London, bound to Martinique, 21
days out ; the ship Suffolk, Capt. KENAWAY, from
London, for St. Thomas's ; the ship Arabella, Capt.
ABERCROMBY, from London, bound to Madeira;
the Spanish ship Ramonarita, Capt. A. G. MARIDA,
from London, 'for Cadiz; his Majesty's brig SEA.
PLOWER, 16 guns, with one traaspurt under convoy,
from Plymouth, for Corunna.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1809-08-29

PROCLAMATION.

" His Excellency Lord Chatham, &c. &c. being informed eat
many persons pass from one island to another, without beieufur•
n:shed with the neslossary passports, orders, that no one presume
to repair front the island of which he is an inhabitan-, to anether
isiami, without having obtained a passport from the Altrstrate,
which must be signal by the General, or Commanding OfTi.e.-,oa
pain of being arrested.

" All ferryman and mariners are commanee! to take no ore
over, unfurnished pith a pass. The transgressor of this com•ra!id
shall not only suffer Ise loss of the boat or vessel, but staNac-
txding togirsumsances, be punished according to military law•

PAWISII STATE PAPER.

ORDINANCE.
Copenhagen, August 5,1• C!.
Frederick VI. King, ke. Sec. make known that circumstance
have determined us to order and command the following,
regarding privateering :

I. No armed private ship or vessel, furnishel with a licence of
commission to capture vessels, according to our order of Sep
bar 10, 1807, shoill be permitted to sail from any of our hirlii.er,
, front this date, until we shall make regalitions to the contrarv•
Ail our Authorities, Bailiff:, &c. are commanded to waA
over the execution of this decree. Should any Commander n'as
,•armed vessel wish to sail from a port of less security, to a MCC
secure one, he shall be permitted eo to do, by our
Bailiffs, &c.; but on cooCition that the Commander oblige, hire
self immediately, and without cruising, to make direct for Luc
port he has requested to be permitted to go to.
'1 he Owners of Privateers are ordered to rt cal ti,eir pri-
vateers as soon as possible ; and, if they should rot be I:id up
within four weeks from the publication of this, they are or,.
to account to the Authorities how far, and in what inserter, tltf
live endeavoured to recal them, who (the Authorities) are eon
god to look to the fulfilment of this Decree.
IV. Such Commanders of Privateers as intend to go on s
cruize frc.n: the western part dr onr Dukedom (Holstein), ahs
Tonningen, Husu:a, and Frederickstadt, to cruize to and :o.:rd
Heligoland, shall be permitted so to do, provided they Nita irto
an obligation not to cruise beyond the waters round
nor beyond the height of Tonningtn. If privateers of our ether
dominions are desirous to go thro.tzli the Schleswty, Hofs:eis
Canal, or along the West Coast, and ;titian', to the harhol:r.
of
Ikistein and Schleswig, With a view to cruise en,ler Helgoland,
they are permitted so to do, provided they go direct, as ordered
in sec. 2.

V. The delivery of Licences and Commitit;ons fir pt:e;itert
is postponed until our further Royal commands
AU whip are concerned are commzoided to Act accurdinils%
Given under our hand and seal, in our residence, Coprihagesio.
August Z, 1809. ft:tomer 11.
Morting. 'GOERS, JAA'SnYi ROTEL.
London, England, 1809-08-29

ASTRONOMY.
This day was published, in two etegant vols. price IS.. in boards,
THE SYSTEM of the WORLD, according to
Sir Isaac Newton and subsequent Mathematicians.
By P. S. LAPLACE, Member of the National Institute.
Translated into English by J. POND, F. R. S.
Printed for R/CSARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be had of all
Booksellers. Of whom may be had,
The WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a Familiar Display
of the Phcenomeaa of the Starry Heavens, with numerous large
Engravings, price 6s.
London, England, 1809-08-29

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock
Brokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, that the whole of
the New STATE LOrTBRY will be drawn la One Day, 20th
ef OCTOBER NEXT.
This Lottery has only 8,660 Number+ (from No. 1 to 5,000
inclusive), Four Tickets of a Numl•er, so that the Purchaser of a
Single Ticket will gain a Prize of dg0,600:
By Two Tickets of the same Number,
A Prize of - - . - 5t40,000

By Three Tickets of the same Number,
A Prise of - - . 1E61,000
Bygour Tickets of the eine Number,
A Prise of . . . - .880,000

And all other Prises is the same Proportion.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
4 of - AlO,OOO
4 of X 5,0001 of ,el,OOO
4 of 2,000 12 - of - - 500
&c. c. &c.
Tiexers and Sifill2s are on Sale by RICHARDSON,
COODLUCE, and Co. Cornbill, and Charing Cross, London ;
who shared and Sold last Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609, 10,197,
and I 5,021, Three Prizes of 4720,000; and 7,95 n, X19,01k0. They
are also the only Office that ever sold in Shares Two Prises of
£30,000.
PRESENT PRICE - Ticket, £2l 17s.
Half - £ll 3 0I Eighth - - se2 IS 0
Quarter - - Sl4 0 Sixteenth - - 1 4 0
London, England, 1809-08-29

PLYMOU fIi.DOCK, AUGUST 27.

The fleet which passed by here on Thursday, was
not the outward-bound Mediterranean convoy, as the
Woolwich and Prevoyante store-ships are waiting in
the Sound to proceed with the Convoy to the Straits,
having near SOO marines on board of Lord Cou.nro-
WOOD'S fleet. Arrived the SWALLOW sloop of war
from a cruize off the Dodman. Captain WILLIAMS/
of Stonehouse, is appointed to the CADMUS sloop of
war, vice WYNTER.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST is.

Arrived the Venus, CRABTRILE, from London,
bound to the Brazils. Sailed the Loam frigate on
a cruize. Wind W. S. W.
DEAL, AUGUST 28.

Arrived the Acutue, ALFRED, BELLONA, ILLUS.I
TRIOUE, NAMUR, and ORION, of 74 guns each, having
prisoners on board from Flushing ; and the Dept-,
ford naval transport from the River. Sailed the
EAGLE, of 74 guns, and ZEPHYR sloop for Portsmouth;
and the HARDY gun brig with transports under her
convoy, having on board provisions for the armament
in the Scheldt. The above ships which arrived from
the Scheldt, have brought ro news of importance.
London, England, 1809-08-11

•"
INCHBALD'S MODERN FARCES.

This day were published, in Seven Volumes, royal 1 eme. price
11 15s, boards, or on fine paper, with Portraits, price 21. 12s. 6d.
boards,
A COLLECTION OF FARCES, and other
AFTERPIECES, which are acted at the Theatres Royal,
Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Hay-market. Printed under
the Authority of the Managers from the Prompt Book. Selected
By MRS. INCEIBALD.
The following are contained in this Work.

Child of Nature—Wedding Day—MidrOght Hour—Raising
the Wind—Matrimony—Ella Rosenberg—Blind Boy—Who's
the Dupe—Love a 'l,:t Mode-z Hartford Bridge—Netley Abbey—
' The Turnpike Id at e —l.o.riand Key—The Register Office—The
Apprentice--The Sultan—ROsina—High Life Be-
low Stairs—Bon Ton—The Mock*Ductor—The Devil to Pay—
The Irish Widow—The Minor—The Mayor of Garrat—The
I.yar--Flora—The Birthulay—The Jew and the-Doctor—The
Irishman in sfondon—ThePriviner at large—Th yogr Soldier—
The Fariner—'ll'ellfiblalsid Reeltwo Strings-to your Bows—
The Deserter—All the World's a Stage-*.--Lying*Valetile
tizen—ThreeWirks after Marriage—Catherine and Petruchio—
Padlock—Miss in her Teens—The Quaker—The. Guardian—
The Deuce is In him—Edgar and Emmelinp—Richard Cceur de
Lion—The Maid of the Oaks-Trim Thumb—The Doctbr and
the Apothecary...lle First 'Floor—The, Adopted 'Child—The
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the Managers from the PrOmpt Bpoks, with Biographical and
Critical Remarks. By Mrs. Inchbald.
With elegant Engravings. In 25 vols. royal lama. price
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Imprecisions of the Plates, price 131. in boards; or the Plays may
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said, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon o f each day,
" A ..LL the valuable Scenery, Machinery, War !robe,
1-1 Patent Lamps, Chatideliera, and all other' the F.ffects
about, and belonging to the THEATRE RQ if AL, in-Manchester
Printed Catalogues may be had, and further Information ob-
t4ined on application to the Auctioneer, in Chapel-walk! ; or to
Mr. CAygill, at tVConcertTavein, in Manch-ster aforesaid. The
properi.may be 'dewed, on the Tkiteulay,lFriday, and Saturday
preceding the sale, by applying to Mr.:Canal, as abiwc.

SOUTH WALVOS,
To be LET upon LEASE for 5,7, or Sr,' YEARS, antentered
• upon Immediately, •
A MODERN. MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough
rt-pair; delightfully situate in a Vale, possisslng the most
eochartiog Prospects ; consisting of an Entrance Hall, four Par-
lours, seven Sleeping Rooms, and. Garrets for servants, with
every domestic 'Office, Cellaring, &c. Chaise-house, a-d five- I
stalled Stable, walled Garden'and Orchards, and at the option of
the Tenant, a Farm House, Homestead, and any quantity of
Land, not exceeding '2OO Acres. The situation is distant from
London ICO Mit.s, nearly adjoining to. the'Milf u'd Mail coach
Roal, and an easy day's journey from Gloucester, Bristol, and
ath.

For Partin:liars, apply to Mr. James Land, Agent. No. 5, Nt.a•
Elm:yell Court, Lincol,'s-1,,n, London
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THE .ARITHWLETIC OF REAL LIFE.

I. The Tables of Weights and Measures, corrected throughout,
anti adapted to modem u3age.
2. Obsolete and. useless Rules expunged, and a much Jarger por-
tion applied to Stocks, Etiates, Annuities, Discoants, Rever-
sions, • l'ontines.' Banking, Insurances, Brokerage, Chances,
Exchanges, &c. &e. as.practiird by the Brokers and commer-
cial Companies of the City of London.
3. More. Examples under each Rule than are to 'bp found in any

other Work.
4. Logarithms applied to Calculations of Annuities,
_Com.
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A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC
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chiefly adapted to the use of Schools,
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This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint that
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the useless and obsolete Rules which have hitherto disfitture.d our
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DORSETSHIRE.
FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, and COPYHOLD iSTATES.
.10 BB gnD
',l" NW PE itYY
AvEßy.Desinhi. andilnpro4
va-1 e
consisting of a Mansion-House, called Lono.bretly House,
the late residence of the Reverend' John Richards, deceased, with
Cnacie-hnuses, Stables, and other convenient Outbuildings and
Offices Of every description, walled, andeKitchea Gardens, Hot-'
houses, and Pleasure Grounds, comprising about nine Acres, and
ahem- ninety Acres of other Land usually occiipie ! therewith.
Alto the adjoining Manor or reputed Manor of Litton Cheney,
divided into different Farms, two of which are let at Rack ,
rent to responsible Tenants, and the remainder for l.ives ; com-
prising upwards of 1000 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Ver.ond I and.
Al-ti the Perpetual Advowton of the Rectory of the Parish of
Litton Cheney, with au exceeding. good Parsonage House, and
upwards of Ico Acrys of Giebe Land, and with the Tithes esti-
niate;d worth 2:160 pvr Annum, the present Incumbent aged 65
years and upwards.
-These Pretnis.sare situated about shoe miles from Dorchester,
a.ltil..n.early the same distance from Weymouth and Bridytiort,
Aliraugh part ti,f wlticy riins*.tik great Western Tutnpiku Road,
;and are estimated ~t4} be-worth . ARV per Amnn, exclusive of,
the advow son.
'the whole of this Property.witl IliegoldliyiF;tiblic Auction, in
'Lois, By Mr. 10.1414,WARR, at the Bull Inn, in Bridport,Dor-
se 1.. on •I'lle,day next;'tlie 15th day of August, at One o'Clock in
the Afternoon. • '`'

ITaei.l"Jihrtt•, she. Woodman at Ashley Farm, will chew the
',Premises. Printed flarticish'srs of the Lota:siod further informa•
lion, may be had by application, personally or by letter (post paid)
• to Messrs. Drewe and Loxham, New Inn, London ; or to Messrs.
13. and T. Fos, Peaminster, Dorset ; at both of which places Plans'
n f the several I.ots may be seeli.—Trafi•ct 7uly 1,1 09.
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SALE BY AUCTION.
. . . SUFFOLK; • .•• • ' • -
VAL IT A n LT? FREEHOLD MA NOR, RWTORY,ADVOW-
SON, AND ESTATES:L-By. Mr. PEYTON,
At the King's Head Inn, STOWMAILKET,•on Thursday, tke
21st day of September, 1809, in Sia Lots,
A LlAliat the MANOR of WICKHAM SKEITH,
• wirli the IMpropriate Rectory and aren't Tythes thereof.
Also the, Perpetual Advoeann of the Parish-of ,Wickham, toge-
ther iri!lirsttodry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes
of Wiz•kliam Slwith, Norton-, Slow, Uplandond Thorpe, in the
Ciunty of Stailki in the l'erures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman,
Rogers, Posford, and l'inifills, Tenants at Will, and which are of
the annual .valtrahle of upwards of £1:•00.
Tf,• :'arms in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes
arising therefrou.
'This Estare lies within an easy,distanfe of, and surrounding
the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River
cornmunicating,wi'li the Metropolis, from which it is distant
al4nit 90 miles. lt is in a high state of cultivation, aviih substan-
tial- convenient buildings. The cornmunicatinos are by good
roads, and' the Parochial and'enher Payrrienis are low.
Lot 1. The Minor of Wickham Skeith; with all the Rights,
Rnyalthis and Emblernenty, thereto belonging,. with the Rectorial
Tythes of ilk.- whole Filtrisli ('xctpt of Lots 2 and 3, being Stir-
wood and Wickham Green Farms), atld the Perpetual Advowson
to tlie•Vi•-arage of Wickham aeith; and aisd a substantial Mes-
, suagv, Tenem.•nt, Farm, Itutidings and Lands, tallt:d Wickham
Amer Earns, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Flood 124 x.:. a 3e.
Lnt 2. A suhsranzial Mes ,uage ' Fenement, Farm
Buildings and Land, celled Wickham Green Farm,
Henry Whiteman Tenant - - - - -
Lot 3. Surwood Farina, 'rhos. Bond, Tenant •
The above three Farms are in Wickham.
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Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton)
in the occupwion of Charles Rogers - . •
Jot 5. A Nlessuage Tineniem and Lands, in.
'he Parish, of Stow Upthnd, in the occupation of
Mr. Thos. Posford •

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131 1 31

87 2 23

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Lot 6. A Messnage and Tenement, In the
Patishe; of Thorpe and Cod.field, Mr. WilliaM

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This day was published, in• two elegant vats. price 15e. in boards,
rHE SYSTEM ot.the WORLD, according to
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JERSEY, AUGUST S.

Arrive:l his Majesty's hired cutter Sat./nay:nu, from
Ofernie, ; tha Command tiu, Lieut. BELL, reports,
thz: cretin r, off the met of France, on the
lit inst. he discovered seven sail of small merchant.
zren under convoy of a cutter ; he chased, and bin
r a su3.lln calm mils: have captured four of them,
:chid; at lenc;th escarxi und:r shelter of the batteries
on the Seven islands, which opened upon the Snzen-
aim, and continued their ,fire till she was full three
leagues from thou. • The batteries along that coot
zpi,e:r to be principally manned by persons out of
uriform.
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164 1 21

111 1' 38

Total '1 691 1 4

The respective Tenants will "hew the Eittatos . and specifica-
tions may be had at the Angel, Bury Si. Edmund's; White
Plorkilfefalbh; White Hart, Colchester;
I,nn,Woolpit; and at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Penn,
Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Catribrislgeshire; Mr. Thomas
Prior, Asbfield. near Weolpit ; and•of Mr. Jautes, Land Agent,
No. S.,Nevc,Bmselkcottrt, 'Alleghenian, London, where Plans
• the tagged Lora maybe 'nen.

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A. Exhibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Propostic,
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Diseases of all Climates.

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performance thus becomes an useful Compendium of the present
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BRIDGE TO-MORROW
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They are prepared and sold by R. Harrard, (Successor to T.
Greenough, the Inventor), removed from Ludt:ate-Rill to 56,
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, yard; Ba'ley and Blew, Cockpar.street ; Bacon, Oxford-street ;
and the Venders of Genuine Medicines thrcughout the United
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MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine
their attention to the Treatment of CERTAIN COM-
PLAINTS, contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility
which is caused by the destructive habits of youth.
• Mr. Leigh having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the
last II years in-this House, it is presumed that the advantage of
such eX p erien ce_giv es the utmost success to that assiduity with
which they devote themselves to 'tlie Cure of these Complaints. In
all cases of recent oaturrence the enm is • speedy, and pain and
danger equally avoided. Ircevegy cpmplicated case, and in those
distressing dmuctencilts are the ConSeclttrace of youthful im-
prudence, or the egervatipe indsajgencies of maturity in warm cli-
• malts, thek Pak of treattnettl ensures a safe and perManent res.
tOratioit of vigorens-Jtsalth.
The terms are plainly stated on the s{o, intrrTiva, or A. id-
,grverfto teeters cont4Saiag s iiiisilp4l4ulfil iikl.sioncssee psoi•
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London, England, 1809-02-20

MILAN, lAN. St.

Ati Aide-de-Camp of General Pino is this day arri-
ved from Spain. On his departure, the Italian divi-
sion was under the walls of Tarragona. All the corps
of which it was composed were in the best condition.
The Spaniards were defeated in every encounter.—
The affair of the 15th December, and the battle of
the 16th, have done our troops the greatest honour. ,
The Spanish Commander-in-Chief, Reding, owed his
escape solely to the swiftness of his horse, which re-
ceived three cuts from a sabre. The enemy have
suffere4a.great loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners.
The division of Pino has united itself with that of
General Lecchi. According to the report of General
St. Cyr, his Majesty has promoted a number of the
Italians, and honoured several of them with the order
of the Iron Crown.
London, England, 1809-02-20

GENERAL ORDERS.

Copy of the General Orders issued by the Duke of Manchester.
"
" The Colonels or Officers commanding regiments of Foot-
Militia will station a Captain's guard in the most convenient and
central situation in the parish, on the 24th day of December next,
and continue such guards until the Sd day of January ; they will
also order such other guards as to them may seem expedient dur-
ing the said period, and direct that every soldier in the rt emer ,
not on duty, shall hold himself in readiness to repair, in cas (.1
alai m, to such place of rendezvous as shall be appointed fo the
company to which he belongs. The regimental orders issued on
this occasion will enjoin the utntost attention to the state of e
arms, and .a regular inspection of those plantations once in 2,,e
hours.

" The Captain or Officer commanding the Hone in each par h
will order ',groin, from their respective troops, on the 2,5 C..,
-6t:l, snd 27th days of December, and on the lit day of January,
d appoint a place or places of rendezvous for each troop, in the
-event of alarm. (Signed) - MANCHLSTERP
The body of the private, belonging to the Stafford-
'shire Militia, who was drowned a short time since, at
the time of the flood, near Eton, avisjound in a ditch,
yesterday morning, neat the play-fields befealgit a to
the young gentlemen of Eton College. This-xtiicis is
now passable to Windsor?
sthe: lostersisitithig Wien
fnr these .three da: c

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Bewick's Wall's-Ensl

Killingwortk
Blyth
Cowpen * 1
Hartley
Stone Coal
SUNDERLAND.
Birtley • 2
Bourn Moer 1
'Eden Main 1
Peerith .
Wear's Wall's Esti

58 0

46 9

42 0
45 6
46 9

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433
46 6

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47 C

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Ships sti i
COAL MARKET,
Ships at Market Ships sold
67 Newcastle Coals 49 - 401. 6d. to 57s 3d.
I Sunderland 1 465. 9d. to 005. Od.
2 Stone Ooal 1 703. 01.
9 Cinders 1 39%. Od.
1 Yorkshire 1 .. 455. 6d.
COUNTRY MARKE'I'S.
PIIIIIS OW GRAIN AT Tilt FOLLOWING UARNITS•
BASINGSTOKIL.--Wheat 80s Od to 91s Od per Quarter.
Barley 36. OFI to 46s 041 Beans 54. Cd to 62s 641
Oats sBs Od to-37s Od I Pease 00s Od to 00s Cd
Bread is lld per gallon.
licutr v.—Wheat 72s Od t• 120 s Od per Qr.
S6s Od to 435 Od I Beans 565 Od to 70; Qd
38s Od to 40s Od I l'ease COs Cd to 655 Cd
- Bread 2s. Od. per gallon
Maisanmaan.—Wheat 76s od to 102 s Od per Qr.
Barley 405 Od to 446 Od 1 Beans • 60. Od to 63s Od
Oats Ms Od to 46. Od Pease Cos Od to Ws Od
Bread 25. Etd. per gallon.
Newsuar.—Wheat 65s Od to 100 s Od per Qr.
Us Od to 46s Od I Pease 56; Od to 60s Od
271 Od to ils 04 Beans 59s Od to 65s Od
Broad— ..... —l* Kid per gallon.
lizAtosne.—Wbeat 36; Od to 101 s Od per Quarter
Batley 42. Od to 455 Od 1 Beans 59s od to 65. Od
Oats 245 Li to sBs Od Pease 00s Od to 60s Od
, . Bend es. 2d. per gallon.
CANTILIBURT, JUNE C9.—There is no change. for the better
in the appearance of the plantations in this vicinity ; the fly con-
tinues without much increase; but the bine is in general short and
sickly.
FARNIIAM, JUN: I6.—We have bad a great quantity of fly for
more than a month past on our hop plantations, and they are still
increasing ; a large portion of ground is very weakly, and it ap-
pears impossible to grow many hops.

Barley
Oats

Batley
Oats
London, England, 1809-06-27

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Moucheron, for the Jonge C,ornelies and Mercurius, cap-
tured the Bth of April, 1806, will be paid on Saturday, at No. 1,
Frankfort-place, Plymouth, and there recalled.
The Claudia, for the Stockfisher and Neuaderneiring ; and the
Amaranthe, for the Hoffnung, captured the 25th of April, 1808,
on Tuesday sennight, at No. 12, Clement's Inn, and there re-
called.

The Swan, for the liaabet, captured the 24th of May, 1802, on
board, and recalled at N 0.12, Clement's Inn.
The Arethusa, for Ia Prima Vera, cars -ed the 4th of April,
1406, to-morrow, at No. 3, Philppt-lane, and there recalled.
London, England, 1809-06-27

THE ARMY.

The Duke of YORK lett town yesterday for Chat-
ham, to review the troops previous; to their embarking
for foreign service.
The order fgr the Inverness regiment of militia to
hold itself in readiness to embark for England, has
been countermanded.

Last week, Major-General the Earl of DALIIOUSIE
inspected•the Sussex Local Militia, at Lewes.
The Ist Somerset Militia, commanded by Sir
CHARLES BANIFYLDE, are on their march to Hull.
The 94th, or Scotch Brigade, being now com-
pleted at Aberdeen, expect soon to be sent on service.
The Ross-shire Militia are on their march to Gos-
port.
Last week the Hactdington Local Militia, were re-
viewed at Edinburgh, tly Lord CATHCART, the Com-
mander in Chief in Scotland.
The Forfar Militia, commanded by Lieutenant-Co-'
lonel DOUGLAS, were last week reviewed at Berwick
by General HOPE, a brother of Sir JOHN.
The Ist Regiment of Edinburgh Highland Volun-
teers have presented a piece of plate to their Com-
manding Officer, Colonel M'Gazoort MURRAY.
The Wexford Regiment of Militia will replace the
Tyrone in Limerick, in which evert the garrison will
consist of that regiment, a brigade of artillery, Ist
German cavalry, Waterford and North Cork Militia.
Tuesday se'nnight, the Ist regiment of Lanark-
shire Local Militia, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel
CHARLES WALKER, finished their twenty-eight days
training duty for the season, with much honour to
themselves and satisfaction to the inhabitants• of
Glasgow.
Saturday se'nnight, the 3d regiment of Ayrshire
Local Militia, commanded by Colonel Joust HAMM-
-roN, was inspected at Kilmarnock by Colonel
M,Doucau. ; and on Monday, l:aving completed
their term of permanent duty, after chewing a marked
respect to the Colonel and their other Officers, by
drawing them through the town in carriages, they
marched off to their respective homes.
Thursday the Cambridge battalion of Local Militia
completed their exercise for the present year. They
were reviewed on Monday se'nnight by their Colonel,
and went through their manoeuvres with steadiness
and judgment highly to their credit.
The Bournbridge battalion completed their exercise
at Newmarket on the same day, and their conduct
has been such as to gain them equal credit with the
division which was on duty in Cambridge.
The Wisbech battalion also completed their 28
days exercise on Thursday. They are a fine body of
spirited young men, and have made a greater progress
in military knowledge than could have been expected
in so short a period.
London, England, 1809-06-27

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Rev. John Warl, M.A. late of St. Peter's College,Cambridge,
and Chaplain to the Duke of Newcastlekl, is appointed to the Rec-
tory of Langley and Vicarage of Modal-over, is Derbyshire.
. Rev. A. Bell, D. D. Rector of Swanage, Doraetshire, to the
Mastership of Sherburn-house, Durham.

Rev. Th.mas C. Adams to the Vicarage of Ansty, Perpetual
Curacy of Shilton, and Rectory of Smithy, Leicestershire.
Rev. John Cabbel to the Vicarageof Luppit, Devonshire.
London, England, 1809-06-27

4;41P NTELLiCEVC.L. :

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 24.
LADY WILSON as. LUNY).
This Was an action of trespass brought by the Plaintiff, whi
Lady of the Manor of 1-Limpstead, against the Gt.fend.o.t, i -
breaking and enterirg a close, in the parish of Hstnifsteat; a
carrying away a quantity of turf.
W. Nicholls, bailiff to Lady Wilson, was eiarnined.—l le stated,
that at the desire alter Ladyship he had refused wrinission to •.
persons to cut turf ; application had been made to hint in
of the defendant by a person named Cuff; the witness hzd toll
Goff he could not give him leave to cut, the defendant not bei,,g
a copyhilder, and her Ladyship only a tenant fur life.
Mr. GARROW was about to address the Jury In behalf of tin
Defendant, when
*Lord ELLEN/WRONG!! suggested, that perhaps it Might Ise al
well if the parties were to consider the nature of the action before
it proceeded any further.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL, after consulting with his dient,con•
tented that the Jury should be discharged wLhout giving a terdiv.
London, England, 1809-06-27

CHURCH PIEFEIiKENT
rTO BE SOLD, the RECTORIES of ALDWIN-
CLE ALL SAINTS, in the County of Northamption, and.
KINGSTON, in the County of Somerset—For particulars apply
(past paid) to Mr. TY NDA Lt, Solicitor, Lincoln's •Itin Fields.
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