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London, England, 1809-10-21 00:00:00

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•N A T7J.72.-'7ONr., ITT ItOTTINGDE‘N CHURCH-YARD.

TO TOE MFMORT OF WM. KNIOUT.
l'l.-yvtd this mortal vale our treasure lies,
still blossoms, though frail Nature dies
13c;0.,d this d irk recess of wcrnls and dust,
Immortal honours crown the good and just !
The humble spirit, ready to depart,
Feels not a sting from Death's triumphant dart!
I'll 2 humble spirit, all its frailties o'er,
sheets smiling Mercy on th eternal shore;
With healing wing she guards its trembling flight,
To,lhose blest regions of celestial light !

GIBRALT.IR, SEPTEMBER '29.

Arrivals from the Sih to the 15th of September :

The Phenix, T. Hill, 15 days from Falmouth, with mer-
rhandize 'for this place and Malta; his Majesty's sloop Grass-
hopper, Capt. Eanshawe, 2 days from Cadiz; the ship liberty, S.
To:tin:von, 36 days from Ilavannah, with sugar, &e. for this
place; the lot Fpifanio' V. Greet, 25 days front Newry, in bal-
last ; the polacre Santa Cintra, M. Daninovich, 21 days front
Cagliari, and 2 days last front Malaga, with wheat foo Lisbon;
his Majesty's gun-brig Growler, Lieut. Crosman, 4 days from
Lisbon, and one day last front Tangier; the ship Guernsey, A.
Collinette, 13 days from Guernsey, with potatoes, for this place;
the English schooner Whim, A. Dalzei, 9 days from Plymouth,
with merchandise, for Algiers; the Imperial polacre Asia, M.
Cangzian, 18 days from Torhay-, in ballast, for Malta; the Itn-
per;al polacre Solicito, D. M. Mllatovich, 13 days from Torbay,
fly.' Malta; the Ottoman polacre St. George, N. Apor-
t has, IS days from Torbay, in ballast, for Stnyrna ; the brig
r, J. Nierr,r, ?.,6 days from Liverpool, with merchaudizei
fur 3'. Tat- a ; sloop Success, J. Dugdale, 12 days from Liverpool,
soOit nterchandize, for Messina; the brig Westmoreland, W.
Kenyan, 12 days from Liverpool, with merchandize, for this
place; the s:ltooner Rambler, S. Tozer, 12 days from Dartmouth,
with potatoes, porter, butter, &c. for this place ; the brig Oporto
packer, Pa-e, 22 days front Salow, with brandy and wine for
Falmouth ; the brig Emanuel, W. Wilkinson, 22 days front Sa-
low, with wine and brandy, for Plymouth; the schooner Eleo-
nore, Maatcrs, 1.5 days front Plymouth, with merchandize ;
the English ship Treore, J. P. Taylor, 30 days from Malta, with
ootton and silk, for London ; the American brig Brunette, J.
Clark, 1.50 days from Smyrna, and 32 days last from Malta, with
cotton and fruit, for Liverpool; the Jerusalem polacre San Ni-
cola, D. P Mirafori, 32 days from Malta, with wheat; the brig
Milford, J. \V bite, sl d:.l-s front London, with sundry merchan-
diae; the schooner Suttore, J. Murray, 32 days from Malta, with
oil and currants, for Hull; the American brig General Arm-
stroug, J. Sinclair, 82 days from Smyrna, and 32 days last front
Malta, with oil and madder-root, for London; the schooner Star;
J. Wiliam, 2 drys front Cadiz, in ballast; the cutter Alert, J..
Livingstone, 1 a days from Algices, with oil, for a market; the
ship Eagle, • I'. Widker, 14 days front Cagliari, with wheat, for
I.ishon. About 20 Spanish vessels with sugar, indigo, bricks,
titrb r, sumach, wool, cork, wine, brandy, rags, and iron, for this
place and the Lastern or Western coasts.
Sailed, on the 10th, his Alajcsty's ship Spartiate and sloop Cy-
an; with a convoy to the Westward; the Portuguese ships Pile-
ni:7 and Vat.ro, and slurp Gaivotta, on a cruise; his Majesty's
sloop Mirorca, and pa,:lou Prince Ernest, to the Westward. On
the 13th his l‘laastys slip Apollo, sloops Scout, Grasshopper,
and Growler, to the West ward.
Returned, on the 1.56, the Portuguese ships Vasco and Phe-
nix, rut his Majesty's Eun-brio Growler.

rit;tisti SEAXIEN.—A blind seaman who recently,
art %.0(.1 at Plymouth in a cartel from France, and
has for some time past been confined at Verdun, ,
previous to his departure from thence, procured a
book, and as many of the English prisoners who were
there, as he could send it to, signed tl.eir names in it,
and signified they were well on the 4th of Scptem.
he) , IFO2. The following are some of the names ;
renainder we shall insert on Monday :
John Holicocic, of Sunderland; John Laws, ditto ; Alexander
S.!hestot:, &to ; Israel Allison, of Robin Hood Bay, Yorkshire ;
..,...-trinder of Sunderland ; Richard Eirinvon, ditto;
Ni;:g Cauni ilk, ditto; John Flamill.on, London; Francis Sims,
im❑r!derlz.nd ; Jame.: Hadley, ditto; Michael Swinbourne, South
Shizhls ; Ja:nes Swinbourne, ditto; lohn Richardson, of Mil.
turn-phtzt., North
.Shields; William M'Caio, of Sunderland;
lio i r l larrison, ditto; Robert Hogarth, of Stephen-street, North

.1 C.ark, George Smart, Andrew Cuthbertson, Ralph Adam-
Ittibert Nitvey, of Sunderland.
Forrest, Thomas Atkinson, \Vm. Atkinson, Win.
Voang. John Miyeiniati, George Paterson, John Paterson, George
Youngineibliid, and Thomas Fawcett, of South Shields.
Robert Tivett, Sunderland; Franc's Wat•on, North Shields;
Thimiai Swan, Little Hampton, Sussex; John Green, ditto;
P. ticack, Sunderland ; Thomas Wilson, Lancnster ; Malachi
D3VI4, •Feignmouth ; John Rind, ditto; Wm. Derriscm, Lancas-
ter ; David Blair, Liverpool ; Wm. Way, Dartmouth ; John Way,
ditto; Clore, Sunderland; Rcsert Buoth, ditto; Thomas
Merchant, Whitby.
William Vartrack, Marazim, Cornwall ; John Trenethick,
Newlyn, ditto ; Josiah Sincock, St. Ive'e, ditto; John Farmack,
Mai azion, ditto; Wm. Walltg,Leith.
John Tr. lnedu, ;llarazion, captured the 36th September, off
FAinotith, tiow at Morlaix, about to march to Verdun.
Frantic A lientan, of Sunderland; Amitty Regard; John Stuggs,
•.f the licie Mary Dcntram ; George Albery, of Sunderland ; Geo.
ilniitishy:di;zo, belonging to the brig.Expcilition ; John Robson,
ditto, ditto ; John Dounison, Sunderland; Thomas Parkin, of
the bi ig Nelson; John Wardropper, of the brig Affinity ; Richard
licr,on, of the brig Hedley ; William Dobson, of the brig New-
la, d s ; John Nichi:lson, of the brig Expedition ; Thos. Stratiglean,
o: the Beadwell ; George Buttner, of Blyth ; Richard Edding-
ef Sunderland ; John Sanden, ditto; Richard Sandell, ditto ;
h,-imas La ws, ditto ; Edward Bell,ditto ; John Hall, ditto; Wil-
li.im Grmicly, North Shields; George Carr, ditto.

Thursday night, about nine o'lock, as Mr. Benges,
cf Broad.street, in the City, was coming to town on
l;-•rseback, from Norwood, he was accosted by two
fjlows near Penge Common, one of whom seized the
horse by the head, while the other, with a pistol, de-
manded his money, but the horse taking a sudden
start, gallopped away at full speed, and the rubbers
were disappointed.
Wednesday evening a young man was seduced by
a woman of the town to as apartment somewhere in
Westminster, where, after drinking plentifully, he
NI as put to bed, and about 2 o'clock in the morning
vi•as awakened by a lig Irishman, demanding, in
surly accents, ti c reason of his intrusion into his bed ?
In rain the affrighted youth explained that he was
introduced by a fatly, who, to his surprise, he inciTec-
wally appealed to, she having decamped as soon as
he was prevented by sleep from molesting her. The
descendant of St. Patrick then thrtatened to carbo-
made him, if he any longer hesitated to depart ; and
tl e tcrtiticd youth prepared to obey the mandate :
bat lo ! his faithless mate had flown with his ittexpw-
sns, in which was a watch, and £'.:o in cash and
notes, and the greatcr part of hi; other garments.—
In this stat., h:s t,imtless opponent turned him into
the street, wnere he wandered a consider:LK: time,
till, at length, he was met in Tothill t•-• t
-s T. by
Hurt. the Police Officer, who conducted him to
his relatives in Oxford-street. From the nun.e•ous
:-nd intricate :urninE,:s, through which he was led,
bi can give no accurate c:es;riptiou of the scosof
oL tioll.