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London, England, 1809-08-12

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'FOR S LB BY PUBLIC AUCTiON,
At the London Inn, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Tuesday thi
15th clay•of Auguit, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon precisely,
THE entire CARGO of the French Brig L'AVANO
TURE.—For Exportation:
106 Hbds. superior Red Wine 1 /Ulu of Leather.
20 Qarter Casks White do. 1 Case Wrought Iron
112 Cases Claret abd Yin de I Bale and two Trunks Shoes
Grave • 1 Ditto Woollen Clot
12 Baskets containing SO dozen 1 Case; containing• a Clog JIM
Champagne in high eau& two Gilt Candlesticks..
tion 1 Trunk, containing Lined
too Cases Tallr;w aad'29 ditto 100 Demijohns, Lentils, and
Wax Candles other Pula • •
Iron in bars lOO cases Pilots and Raisins

60 Casks Paint

eco Barreh Grease
London, England, 1809-08-12

GOTTENEURCH MAILS.

YLTADT. JULY 5 --Wc have this moment learnt
that a Bri:i.bh squadron 14.1 s made an attack upon
Archant.,,:l, and succeeded in destroying the mega.
zines and store-houses.

MA TIST:tAND, JULY 25—We have received accounts
by the Telegraph along the coasts, that within these
last two days above ISO discharge:, o cannon have
been heard from the. Jutland side, and it is feared
that some of the late convoy are becalmed on that
coast, and have fallen into the hands of the enemy.

=TRACT OF A LETTER FROM HIS IibIAJEST'IS SHIP --,
DATED JULY 25, AT SkA.

46 You will have heard of our having left Carls-
crona with nine sail of the line. Our squadron has
been tlerably successful. The advanced ships have
taken during the last ten days upwards of 1(X) vessels
laden with provisions and naval and military stores."
• STpcKtiomu,JoLv 31.—N0 kind of intelligence has
be, i e,•4 ivocl either from our army or navy. The
onmiy.has therefore not made any further progress in
intended, iti.vaionof this country, nor attempted
as 7 veßtion tGr.that purpose,

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LONDON • ' • ,
• SATURDAY. AUGUST 19..
PLINCIL or WALLS S Blain-Dem—Holiday at all the Publia
Offices;
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Two Gottenburgh and one Heligoland Mail have
arrived, also Hamburgh. papers to the 3d inst tnt, and
from Frankfort and Paris to the 28th and 29th, from
front which we have given some extracts.
It is sld; on the authority of passengers who
arrived in the Auckland packet from Heligoland,
that the small body of men we had at Cuxhaven
have abandoned it, and that a body of French troops
had marched into the place.

A heavy firing was heard aiong the Flemish coast
on Tuesday last. Reports s,ty, in consequence of
peace having been concluded between France and
4ku:aria ; by one of the articles of which the Emperor
Faaxcis leaves at the disposal of France, the Duchy
of Austria, with Vienna, for the space of six years.
Nothing of this kind would surprise us, but we cow.
fess we ate more than surprised by accounts received
by the British Fair, arrived at Yarmouth from Heligo-
land. These accounts state as part of the new political
arrangements, that the Archduke CIL is to be
created King of Borir.:•ara, and the Archduke JOHN
King of that part of Poland which was given to
Prussia ! !—Should this prove correct, what term
ought to be aprlied to the Armistice concluded by
the Austrian Commanders ?

We are happy to state, that the Duke of Baur s•
WICK OELS, with about 2000 of his brave troops, have
made good their retreat to the banks of the Weser,.!
from whence they were taken off by the Squadron')
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under the command of Lord GEORGE STEWART, and
they will probably be landed at Walcheren as a:rein..l
forcement to our Grand Armament.
London, England, 1809-08-12

SPEEDINIANS STOMACH PILLS,
A MED:CINE of regular Prescription, and esta.
d credit, is perhaps one of thejnost safe and efficacious.
tin Car. It eaten at this season of the yam., and at all times for,
Si.3''; 1. Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to promote
rlLlar t'cr :piratiun, in Deficiency of Boil, and In Obstruction of
!:••• in Hear: Burns, Costiveness, Cholics, Gout, Vomit-
in Head Achs. On tr al, their intrinsic wroth Will prove
t* tr st re:onintendation ; they are particularly recommended
.ri..g :h. courie of Sea Bathing, and drinkhig the Sea and Nil-
4,rai Waters; also-for thus. living in Warm Clinuros.
er.tpar,d by '1 hoinas Shidlitoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High
i‘liddlesex, by virtue of an Assignment from H. and J.
sleir:k. sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Spe&
; anal are mid by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. rattEs
kaarrh.yard; and Bacon and Co. No. 160, Oxford-street,, in
kle-, at as. 4s. 6d. 108.6 d. and One Guinea ; and may be had
si die Principal Venders of hiodicihes itt Tow* had Contry.
London, England, 1809-08-12

A VIEW OF SPAIN; comprising a Descriptive
Itinerary, or Topographical Delineation of each Province,
and a general Statistical Account of the Country; including its
Population, Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, and Fi-
nances ; itsGovertunent,Civii, and Eceleilastical Establishments;
the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature; its Manners,
Customs, Naurral History, ke.

By ALEXANDER DE LAEORDE.
Translated from the French.
Printed .inr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row; and R. Dubs and Co. Soho-square.
London, England, 1809-08-12

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST li.

Arrived his Majesty'► ships Argun, front the Mediterranean,
and l'ispiegle, frnm Cork.—Sailed his Majesty's ships 15 iina,
and Nereus, to the Eastward.—Wind S. W.

DrAI„ AUGUST ii.

Arrived yesterday evening his Majeyty%; ship York, with up-
wards of 700 prisoners of war nn board, from the fleet off Flusr.-
ing.—Arrived, and saled for the River, the Fleet Wood, Chalmers,
front Bf. Viecent'a.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1809-08-12

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FOREIGN L.11_7, LIGENCE.

TURIN, JU IA 6.
The news from Naples of the 7th, states, that the
castle ot: has been_ forced to capitnlat.e. The
Eliglich.grllLed Gen. Colonna and the garrison mi-
litary honours. They are to be conducted to Malta.
They did not amount to more than let 0 men.

ITALY, JULY 18.
The Pope has already' arrived a Genoa, on his
journey to Avignon.

FLORENCE, JULY 15.
Yesterday the Pope passed through Elsa, on his
way from Florence. He proceeded under an evorr,
without any public ceremony. It is understood that
he is to go to Avignon., in France.

NAPLES, JULY 5..
On the 29th ult. the Ebiglish landed 30110 r)-11.
near. Scilla, to which they laid siege ; but Gem ral
Partoneanx did not give them time to finish ir. He
fell upon them with the rapidity of lightning. The
English, who-relied upon a movement of'tile Cala-
brials in their favour, were sin-prised to sec them in.
the French ranks. Disappointed at this discovery,
they raised the siege, and en barked ; . but not time.
enough to prevent leaving on the shorz,. their horses,:
artillery,. amninnition, and a great number of killed
and wounded. Their troops were composed in a
great measure of Brigands, picked up in Sicily, or
from Naples.

VIENNA, JULY J.
Yesterday morning and this morning the Prince of
Lichtenstein was with the Emperor at Sehonbrunn•
The negociation for Peace is near its conclusion. It
is expected that an Austrian army will march to-
wards the Turkish frontiers, and co-operate with the
Russians. •
Jutx 1 9. It is reported that tl,e Archduke Charles
will soon pay a visit to the Emperor Napoleon at
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Sclionbrunn. •

The report that peace has already been signed, is
premature.
Prince John olLichtenstein, who dined yesterday
with the Emperor Napoleon, at Schonbrunn, and at
terwards Went to the Emperor Francis, has this day
returned to Bchonbrunn.

Marshal Minx negeciates on the part of the French,
and the conclusion of a treaty of peace is speedily ex.
pected.
I❑ spite of the hopes which the Armistice has given
us of a speedy peace, we remark that the French are
adopting defensive measures, and making considera-
ble preparations : the works of the redoubts whicl;
had been begun are continued, and others are begun
between the bridges, which arc near the principal
bridge. New batteries arc placed, and similar dispo-
sitions have been made near Simmering.
London, England, 1809-08-12

CASES at Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey.
Lucy Baily was fou; years afflicted with Scorhtitc Ulcer-
ations in one leg, and speedily cured by 'p Isburrs Pazert An
sem...uric Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cured of an uiceratt d•
kg, by taking seven small b. tiles —Janes 'kelton, aged 29,
duced to great weakness, with the loss of 90 pieces of bone, re,
stored to health and a laborious occnpaion, thougb the loss of his
leg was thought necessary to save his life.
The genuine Medicine has the words, By the King's Patent,'
exp-essed on the bottle, bill of direction, and ou:side wrappe►,
and the King's Duty is printed in black ink. . .

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Sold or the L.nspf.nsary, 15, ',lio--Ture, London, in arnali
hn, 'et of ss. 6(1.; d,)telle hott!es, Os.; .Lott•rarger, U. 21.
Co-111).1+,1:d Essfiscr, to a4i.av s.no,easont irritation,: tta., .

SUPERFLUOUS HtUks.

T ADIES.--That supeillirms Hairs are one of the
r• • •
g. a rst don*bacEs from the bratty., and delicacy oldie We-
mile face, neck; arms, Ike. is allowed by every man, from the
Prince to the pens4nr. To remove th, m, vari not preparation.
11.,ve, from time to time, started ur,, —hut, most of them, having
h,•7r fott-ti either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling
to the groun,l In recnrnmen.:ing I'KEN I's DEPILATORY,
the proprietor.; will only obseree, that it removes the Ha4rs in a
few minutes, without any pain or unpleasant sensatio . h tit
has been happily appli tti and highly approved in the first circLa of
fashion and ran!c ; and that for efficacy and innocence it now
stand: absolutely unparal,eled anti justly celebrated.
It is sold by special appointment, by s'r. Perrin, N0;23, Sontii-
arup.on-4trete, Covent•gardea, in box's, trice 51. eae.s It k t'old
at.:n, by all the principal Per:sum:Ts and. Vend i's ot-Prt prietary.
Me 7icines is London. To Ladies in the count-y,
ment, free of postage, to Mr. Perrin, it will be imanedtatelfioi-
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warded.

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London, England, 1809-08-12

1, CorihilL or 9. Charing Cross,
WI. re Capital Prizes :o immense amount !too ntirnerons for
ins .rion) nave been soh!, shared, and registered, and where Per-
sons in the Counzry may be suppliied smile as if present, by
sewing their Orders (Post laid) accompanied with good Bills,
Ca .1, hank Notes, or Post Office Orders.
gag I ase to notWe the Lottery BEGINS and rixtints on the
October. aril t: a: day will decide P 200.000 in Prices.
London, England, 1809-08-12

WHITE HANDS have ever been esteem,:d a
personal beauty in both Sex. s, and in some prts tt Fu-
rope are essential to parsons of rank. i'he BA:4IJAN A .4CIA
or ':ician Washing Cakes possess the retthar prlperty of giving
the most exquisite delicacy of teeter,: an ! inconceivab'e fairness
to the hands which are constantly washetiewi.h this-Spap.
casts wher ..he skin has been injured by • isb.sur or other vio.
knee, the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly, a. d
!. permanently removed and succe ded by a sm.ruhness fairnes.
and delicacy •4 appearance, which cannot be acquir-d by a.
!. other means whatev.s. It is by experience on* that any oue m:
form an adequate idea of the superior excellence if this Snap.—
int/ by the Proprietors Agent, whose signiture it bears, Willa.
'Withers, No. 429, Strand, near Temple Bar, •London • nil the
Proprietors, as a further security, b g them to be, particular
sio•icing, thit the name snot address of the printer, E. :ipralg,
No, 27, Bow-street,. Covent-garden, is affixed to the label
:wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respettall
Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country,lr c
s. each cake. But it. is all times necessary, o' be part:Senile ot
observing the above caution which will be the means of prevent
ing the imposition which has of late been prailliseit.
London, England, 1809-08-12

BANKS OF ?HZ WESER, JULY cs.

The consequences of the Armistice begin already
to be felt. Westphalian troops are to occupy Bre.
Tien.. General Reuhell is just arrived there.
Of the turn which the negociation takes at Vienna,
nothing is suffered to transpire. One of the preli-
minary conditions of peace, is supposed to be the
withdrawing of the Austrian troops from Bayreuth
and Saxony. They are reported to have returned ti,
Bohemia. How far Russia is permitted to act the
me iiator, is not known. The cordiality between the
two Imperial Courts of the East and West appears
less solid elan was expected, since the whole of Au-
stria!) Gallicia has been occupied in the name of Bo•
wparte ; the oath of fidelity has been sworn to tht
French Emperur, and a strong army is forming, which
bears the name of the Gallician French army : and,
as such, is decorated with the French cockade and
French eagitN. Nothing more is heard of the co-ope-
ration of the Russians.

The conduct of the King of Prussia ii said to have
been mentioned by Bonaparte in terms of approba
tlon. The znxiety of this unfortunate Monarch .to
leave no room for any doubt of his absolute neutra-
lity, is so great, that he has even sequestered the litzle
Duchy of °els, in Silesia ; the I.lst estate that was
left to the 111-I,eed Prince of Brunswick. .

hi 7 2J.—The march of the Westphalian troops
to Bremen is countermanded ; but the General is
still here. The report that the Austrians have eva-
cuated Bayreuth and Sartny, is strengthened by the
Berlin Gazate of the 2Lith ; which gives it as certain,
though not official. Austria is to lose Stiria, Ca-
rinthia, Carnio;i, the part which she had left of Ty-
rol, her possessions in Croatia, and the whole of Galli.
eia. Ittiv:a is never named.

Five persons at Cassel, among whom is Profess();
Eschenburg, a r_an of 76 years, have been con-
demned to suffer death, for having expressed wishe
ftivourable to the Austrians.

The continued depression of the French stocks lead.
to the conjecturer that the intelligence from Spain and
Portugal is so favcuratle as that iron Germany.
The destination c f your Grand Expedition is the
main obiect vhica occuoies the attention of the
North of Germany, during the present dearth of po-
litical news.
London, England, 1809-08-15

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Vide London Gnat , Ma cis It rsos.
THE Creditors of THOMAS CLARK, formerly
B•of Penrith, in the County of Cumberland, Linen-Draper,
Dealer and Chapman, who have not already received Twenty
'billings in the Pound on the amount of their Debts proved under a
Commission of Bankrapt itsued against him, bearing date the 19th
April, 1789, may receive the remainder of their respective Debts,
by applying personally (or by letter of Attorney) at the Office of
Messrs. Cresson and Di:ou, solicitors, Angel-Court, Throgmor-
ton-street, London, between :by hours of tea and two o'clock.
London, England, 1809-08-15

DEAL. JULY )4.

Attired hem the Meer the Sams Leresse, Feltz, for 13oMa ;
ant the Cairo/n(4ms fronts traria,. Wind S.W.
HARWICH, AUGUST 14.

Arrived last night the Mos packet, Captain M'amough, from
Gotteobargh with mails and passengers and this morn{ng the
Lady FnLOCIPS, Captain Butter, with mails and passenger, I': •b
Heligolard, s &lacers and 57 privates, is the service of the ll.saa
of Drat-midi Ovis.

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YARMOUTIi, AUGUST 14.
Passed this Lott yesterday with a line breeze at S. W. a c'.
voy of about fifty sail for Gottenburgh. Arrived the Acute ant
Manly gin brigs, and remain with the snips as per yesterday.—
No arrivals this day tram the Expedition off flushing. The Con-
stant gun brig has Blue Peter eying for convoy fur Heligoland.
COWES, AUGUST it

Arrived the Powhelin, of Virginia, with iron, for Mackin ;
Mercurius, in ballast, for Liverpool; Eliza, of Newbury Port,
with timber, for Guernsey; Ocean, of Charlestown, from Bre-
men (where she has been detained two years) for Philadelphia,
with linens.—Sailed the Julius Cunt. and Ariadne, from Luodua
for Charleston.

FROM LLOYD'S 1.1,1 T.
CIAVLSEND Auo. 14.—Arrived the Friends!Up, Burrell, and
Eliza Sophia, Brodell, from Surinam ; Sugnall, Smith, from Ca.
dit ; Augusra, Robiuson, and British Tar, Hunter, from Lisbon;
Grand*, Brown, and Ranger, Patty, from Demerara ; John and
Sarah, Daggett, from Malta ; Speculation, Lamb, from Oporto.
Sailed the Bird, Pringle, for Cadiz ; Druid, Hamlin, for Gib..
raltar ; and Sophia, Smith, for Malta.

The York, of Hull, is lost in the River Plate.
The Alexander, from Martinique, has fallen over
at Liverpool, and bilged.
The Ceres, HiNeks, from Biddeford, for London,
is on shore, near Margate.
The Diana, Pityvorr, from Malta, was set on fire
by lightning, at Hull, on Thursday night, and burnt
to the water's edge.
London, England, 1809-08-15

ESSEX.

FARMS, MILL, COTTAGES, WOODI.ANDS, &c.
AT EARLS COLNE, &c.
Between Halstead and Colchester.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WHITE, •
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, Lon-
don, on Monday, September 4th, 1 /109, at Twelve o'clock,
In 21 Lots,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ESTATES, Land-tax redeemed, comprising several Farms,
an overshot Mill, Cottages, Lands, Woods, &c.; containing
about Three Huadred Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Woodlands ; let part on Lease and at Will, at old Rents, and the
Woods in Hand, amounting to Three Hundred and Twenty
Pounds per Annum, but capable of very considerable improve-
ment ; most desirably and advantageously situate in and near the
pleasant Village of Earls Colne, four miles from Halstead, four
front Coggeshall, nine from Braintree, ten from Colchester, and
fifty-pne from London.
Descriptive particulars may be had on the 14th of August, at
the George, Earls Colne; George, Halstead; the Three Cups,
Colchester; Saracen's Head, Chelmsford; and at the principal
Inns of the surrounding Towns ; at Garraway's; of Thomas Shel-
ton, Esq. Solicitor, Old Bailey, London; and of Mr. White,
Auctioneer, Storey's Gate, Greet George-street, Westminster.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
_ By Mr. 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 Farm House, called Overstrand Hall, with suitable
Offices Barns, Stables, and other Buildings, and 340 Acres of
Land (more or less), the whole (except 10 Acreo in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Joseph Howes under an agreement for a Lease for
14 years from Michaelmas 1809, at the very moderate rent of
£270.

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 40n Acres of Land.

Overstrand adjoins to Cr.nner, a place of fashionable resort for
rea bathing, is distant %l miles from Norwich, and ten miles from
North W:.lsham, Aylsham, and Holt, and is situate in a very
pleasant part of the County, abounding in Game. Mr. Howes,
the tenant, will shew the Estate.

For further particulars, apply to Mr. Richard Geldard, Hol-
born-abort, Gray's Inn; Messrs. Foster, Son, and Unthatk, So-
licitors, Norwich; or to Mr. Win. Forster, Solicitor, North
I`jalsham, at whose Office a Map of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1809-08-15

CROWN SIDE-RAPE.

Grorze Donal,lough was convicted of ravishing Susan
Ik ;el., a child just above the age of ten years.
The-prents of the child kept a public house in St.
George'? fields. The prisoner was in the habit of
using die house. On Tuesday, May 17, he seduced
the child into a private place, and then completely
effected his villainous purpose, having prevented her
cries by squeezing her throat. As soon as he had
perpetrated the crime, he threatened her with death
if she told her mother. The next day the state of
the child discovered the fact, and after a severe resis-
tance he was apprehended.
London, England, 1809-08-15

Etlltk Ditto-2t killed, 2 *landed, 24ealeelag.
r• 224 Ditte-70 killed, 2.sWoended, it 9416011111.
let Dirt. king 'a German Legion—tit *Med. ont 1
missing.
!tort Artillery-40 killed. •
Thal-191 killed, 65 wounded. titil
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Return of the Hones killed) Woundettellaag.asinglia'
on the 27th and Vids Solf.llBoli
enit killed,9 wounded, 2 sahebs.
28th July-195 killed, 6. wounded, ISe miming.

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General Total-211 idlled, ft woondad, i SI missing.
Extract of a Letter from ljeateuattt-Ceaeral the Rtgkt Hots. Sir
Arthur Wellesley, K. B. to Lord Yiscomat Castlereagh, dated
Talavera, August 1, IVA.

Since I had thelonour of addressing you ca the
29th July, the enemy have continued to keep a reit.-
guard of about ten thousand men on the heights, on
the left of the Alberti*.

The extreme fatigue of the troops, the want of
provisions, and the numbers of wounded to be taken
care of, have prevented me from moving from my
position.—Brigadier-General Cr.►ufurd arrived with
his brigade on the 29th in the morning, having,
nnrched twelve Spanish leagues its little more than
twenty-four hours.

Extract of a Letter from Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Wel-
lesley to Lord Viscount Ca►ticreagh, dated Talavera, Aug. 1,
1009.

When I addressed you this morning, I had not re-
ceived the report•from the outposts. It appears that
the enemy withdrew the rear-guard, which was posted
On the heights on the left of the 'Alberche last sight
at eleven o'clock, and the whole army marched to-
ward Sta. Milli ; I conclude with an intention of
taking up a position in the neighbourhood of Gua-
darama.
London, England, 1809-08-15

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s Artl And told last I hree Lotteries, Nos. 2,669, 10,197,
, khr. Prim. ~1 .C. 20,000 ; and 7,950,1'10,000. They
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FIRE at CHRIST OHURCH, OXFORD. To which is pre-
fized,some Account of the Fire, and the Building injured by it.
--Dornus—Sentiini.hfte Alebat.
MITE POCOCK!.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row ; and by R. Bliss, Oxford.
A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK.
lids day was published, a new Edition, price five shillings bound,
with the full allawance to schools,
MIPS?. CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for
English Glasses, in all Schools, Male and Female, contain-
ing Instruction on every us2ful atd important subject, in the cor-
rect and ckgant Langaage of the best Authors; arranged in Les-
sons for every day in the Year.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.
The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this incom-
parable School Book, andthe Avidity with which it continues to
be adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testi-
monials of its superiorpretensions, and justify an expectation that
it will in due time be universally received and preferred as a finish-
ing Bock in the practice of Reading.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be had of all
Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
I. The FIE aT CATECHISM, price 9d.
e. READING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES, fs.6d.
5. The GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, St.
4. The Gsaststmt Of CHEAUSTRY,3x. bd.
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.

This day was published, price 9d. or Thfrtgen to the Dozen, with
I he full allowance to Schools,
rrHE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN,
containing common Things necessary to be known, and
adapted to the capacity and curiosity of Children between Four
and Ten Years of Age.

jay the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.
Author of the Class Book; the Reading Exercises, or Intro-
duction to the Class Book ; of the Grammar
of Philosophy, &c. &c.
_ _

Every Parent and Tutor will he instantly struck with the use-
fulness and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with
teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week,
and prowzetd= by easy steps to the definition and explanation of all
kinds of familiar and common objocts. It bears in fact, as to
the business of life, and the first prim ciples of general knowledge,
exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy
Catechisms of Dr, Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and
Morality.
Printed for Ric onan Pii rs, No. 6, Bridge-street, London ;
and to he ht d, with Cme other much approve, d Works of the same
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London, England, 1809-08-15

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1.2.

Charles Howard, a lad of twelve years of age, was
indicted for stealing a black gelding, the property
•f Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq. from the Pad-
dock, at Leatherhead, in this county.
T!'. only witness produced was a person of the
name of Ilawkios, who proved he found the boy of-
fering to sell the horse, which he suspected he must
have stolen. But there was no person on the part of
Mr. Sheridan to prove the loss, or identify the horse ;.
he was therefore acquitted.
London, England, 1809-02-24

This day was published,
In Folio, 'price £l. 11 s. 6d. plain, or £2. Ss coloured,
ANATOMICO-CHIRURGICAL VIEWS of
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13y JOHN JAMES WATT, Surgeon.
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DEAL FEBRUARY 23
DEAL, _ _ •

Arrived the FLY, PODARGUS, MARINER, EXERTION,
and INDIGNANT, from a cruize. Sailed the DAPHNE
frigate ; PIERCER gun-brig, and Supply naval trans-
port, with a large fleet of outward-bound vessels to
the westward.—Wind N.E.

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GENERAL CURRENCY ASUNDER

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PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 23.

Arrived his Majesty's ships CROCODILE, from a
cruize, and the GOSHAWK, w►th a fleet of transports
from the westward. Put back the SIRIUS, with the
fleet for the East Indies ; also the VILLE DR PARIS,
and HIBERNIA—they are expected to sail again this
evening, the wind having changed to N.E.
London, England, 1809-11-30

C17148C-RLAND.

KILLED.—John Leigh, ordinary, Thomas Gibson, marine.
WOUNDED.—Richard Stuart, Lieutenant ; John Webster,
master's mate; W. H. Brady, midshipman; John White, Jehn
James, able; Charles Spraggs, Oliver Isaac, ordinary•, slight!y
Timothy Collins, Isaac Stafford, ordinary, very slightly ; Stephen
Miller, Jotan Rielly, Robert Kelly, ordinary ; George Hetl:er•
stone, private marine, very dangerously : Thomas Eo%s Ira, sad
George Mitchell, private marines, slightly.
London, England, 1809-11-30

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1000

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SO
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TIGRE.

KILLED.—James Caldwell, =titer's mate ; Thomas Jones (:),
able; Alexander Duncan, ditto ; James Anderson, ditto.
WOUNDIED.—JoIm 'l'ailour, Lieutenant, D. R. Syer, Midili!p•
man, severely—James Kilfoyle, carpenter's crew ; Wm. Window.
quarter-gunner; Peter M'l.aughlin, able; John Riley (1), ordi-
nary; John Westway, James Terry, James Grant, priv.te ma.
rives; Geom.,: Lemon, able, slightly wounded.
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PORTSMOUTH I4AR SOUR.

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Mr. CAMPISELL's NEW POEM,

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GERTRUDE of WYOMING; or, The PENN-
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London, England, 1809-11-30

I'HIS PRESENT EVENING,I4OVEfithER So,
will be acted the Tragedy of •
THE ROMAN FATHER.
Tullus Hostilius, Mr. EGERTON ;
Horatius, Mr. COOKE ;
Publius Horatius, Mr YOUNG ;
Valetius, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Ijora•?:, Mrs. CLARKE ; Valeria, Miss BItISTOW.
t Act V. :he Entry of Publius into Rome, with a Triumphal
Chorus.
To which will be a.ided a Tragic Pantomimical Ballet, called
DON JUAN ;
Or, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED.
Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON;
Don Guzman (the Commandant) Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Scaramouch, Mr. GRIMALDI.
bunt= Anna, Miss BRIS rOW.
The Dances by the Misses ADAMS.
'o conclude with a VIEW of the INFERNAL REGIONS, and
a Shower of Fire.
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To-morrow—A Cure for the Heart Ache; with Who Wins?
On Saturday, The English Fleet ; with the Jew and the Doctor.
London, England, 1809-11-30

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 29.

Arrived the Symetre, I..Ennr.r., from the Downs,
after having been on shore on Beachy Head.
Wind Northerly.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 29.

Remain in the Downs the ships as per last, but the
weather has been so foggy could not learn particu-
lars.—Wind W.N.W.
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER Q 9.

Passed this morning, with the wind at W. N. W.
the outward bound convoy for Gottenburgh, about
thirty sail, under convoy of a brig and a cutter. The
KING GEORGE cutter has picked up, off the Texel, a
Danish schooner, No. 20,without any person on board,
laden with barley and hops. Ships of war in the
Roads remain as per last. Lieutenant LUCAS, of the
SWAN cutter, is appointed to the command of the
CENSOR gun brig.
London, England, 1809-11-30

PAST INDIES.

BOMBAY, JUNE la.
Two expeditions are about to sail from hence, one
under the orders of Capt. EDGELL, of the CORN ELI •
frigate, composed of 500 men, half British troops and
half natives. They proceed with every thing neces-
sary to form a settlement on the island of Rodrigues,
which it is their intention to take possession of, the
better to distress the Isle of France, as it will add
great facility to the blockade ; and we hope it is in-
tended as the first step towards a more effectual plan.
All the troops take their families with them ; the mi-
litary part of the expedition is under the command of
Colonel KEATING.

The other expedition will probably be subject to
more severe duty, being destined for an attack on the
pirates in the Persian Gulph, who are as desperate as
they have become formidable. They lately beat and
captured a squadron fitted out by the INIAL:NI of Mus-
cat. This expedition is to be under the immediate
orders of Colonel SWII4 of the 65th regiment, who
takes with him his own corps, and a detachment of
natives, with a quantity of artillery. Capt. WAIN..
WRIGHT, of the CHIFFONNE, superintends the naval
part of the expedition.

NAVAL LVTELLIGEArCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 27.

Arrived the Prince of Wales packet, with a mail,
in nine days passage, from Lisbon.—Wind North.

PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, NOV. 28.

His Majesty's ship PHILOMEL, of 18 guns, Captain
CRAWLEY, which arrived here yesterday evening with
dispatches from Lord ComascwooD, fell in, on the
22d. inst. with a boat, having 15 persons in it, who
proved to be the crew of the American ship Aurora,
I. RANDS master, bound from Portugal to Ireland,
with a cargo of salt, which vessel had foundered on
the preceding day in the Western Ocean, in conse-
quence of her springing a leak.
Arrived the American ship Commerce, J. BURN-
HAM master, from Malta, Messina, and Gibraltar,
laden with wines and cork, bound to this port for
orders ; the Perseverance, SARGENT, from Oporto,
with wines, hound to Portsmouth, put in here by
contrary winds ; the Union, BROWNE, from Dublin,
with provisions for this port and Dartmouth ; and the
AnGus sloop of war from the Downs, after convoying
a fleet from Cork. Sailed the CADMUS brig of war
on a cruize ; and went out of harbour the MEDUSA
frigate.
London, England, 1809-11-30

INCHBALD•S BRITISH THEATRE.

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TO THE FOREMAN AND GRAND JURY OF THE CITY
ANI) COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY.
CtNTLEMLN,
TT any event iii life could gratify my ambition, or
nil my mind with pride and satisfaction more titan another, it
is being honoured with the Address I have just received.
So flattering a Mark of favour from such Characters as compose
the Grand Juries of o.tr County, can never be obliterated from
my memory.

The partiality which dictates your approbation of my exertions
in my professional career, must be one of my greatest excitements
to persevere with ardour and unabated constancyand I trust
that my appointment to a high situation under my gallant friend,
Sir Arthur Wellesley, who is about to proceed on service, will
not render me less acceptable in the eyes of my Constituents,
when I offer myself to their notice agxtttos a Candidate for their
favour. With the de'epestgrat Rude and sincerest feelings of re-
spect and attachment, I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servan•,
Downing-street, April Y, 1809. CHARLES STEWART.
London, England, 1809-04-26

Your feelings would but ill accord with flattery, nor could our
praises add to the pre-eminence of a character exalted by your
achievements to your present rank in public estimation. We,
therefore, but solicit your acceptance of our sineerr and hearty
Congratulations on your Return, with unimpaired health, from
the Service in which you bore so conspicuous a part, in an Army
of unexampled bravery.
Conscious that the warmest expressions of our sentiments fall
short cf the opinion of the Consatuents you have represented
from your etirlit=s manhood, we feel justicied in offering this pub-
lic testimony in approbation of your character and cond&.et, and
remain with unalterable attachment and sincere esteem,
Your obedient Servants,
MARCUS GAGE, Foreman.
For Self and Fellows.
Londonderry Grand Jury Room, March 23, 1809.