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London, England, 1809-08-10

'this day was published, price is. its:boards,
II NEW TREATISE on. ALGEBRA, for the
USE of SCHOOLS.—By JOHN MOLE,
Author ofcbe•Elculeete of Algalsra.

irk comprises a great variety of Problems of 'different
kinds: is thews how to find all the roots of any cubic and of any
bkru!ratic equation t. lupe to complete the cube in any cubit:
option, and how to find the roots of biquadratics, (indepen-
iert of cubits, or of converging series by approximation,) in
(Ivry c:.e in which it is possible that the root► can be so obtained ;
and zia::y o he r nrw improvements.
"-i rt f I . Cadell amt W. Davies. etrand.

Da l.r.MPklrki.:;

c i lUw_%.CIL3.

This day were published, in Octavo and in Quarto.
1. A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY ; containing
a copious *count of all the Proper Ndtme4 mon-
tined in Al.cient Authors ; with the Value of Coins, Weights,
. :tasures, used among the Greeks and Romans; and a Chro-
Loogical Table.

By J. kIIMPRIERE., I) 1).
..:crenth Edition, in one large Volume, Octavo, price 16s.'d.
•.* V.orh, tipon a very inhaled Scitle, for the
L7.;!.r Cla.us in Schools and Universities, and for Libraries,
:',c,ntrly printed in quarto, price '2l. ;is. board,.
c. Unie, nal Biography ; conrainirg a copious Account,- Criti-
c:' alt-1 nistorical, of tie Life :and Character, I,llsnots and
:•:-icns, of eminent Persons, in all Ages and Countries, Condi-
and Praftssions, arranged in alphahetic:.l order. By the
anti Author. in one lArpa vrilurne octavo, price I Ss. in boards.
'116: second Woik is itso, upon a very enlarged scale,
t'.:.,l‘oraely t rl.'tt quarto, price al. as. hoards.
Prii.: ci tar T. Ca&11 and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1809-08-10

MURCIA, JULY 4.

At day-hreak of the (29th ult. seven hundred men
of the tine regiment of Almanza, which consists of
one thousand six hundred, marched out of this place
for the combined army of Arragon, Valentin, and
Murcia ; they will he followed by hundred who
are in Sierra Segara, and three hundred more from
Carthagena. The patriotism of the inhabitants of
this capital and province, and the nrceasing zeal of
its Superior Junta, which has raised and equipped
this brilliant cnrpc, is now occupied in forming an-
other no less brilliant, with the title of " .Reunion of
the dispersed n/diers of Saragossa."
London, England, 1809-08-10

&c.

not ers and SIT ARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON,
GOODLUCK, and Co. Corithill, and Charing Cross, London ;
abo shared ar..l Sold last 'l'hrre Lotteries, Nos. '2,609, 10,197.
and 18,031,Tbree Prizes of £g0,000; and 7,930, £lO,OOO. They
are also the only Office that ever sold in Shares Iwo Prizes of
E.SOiOOO.
PRESENT PRICE - Ticket, £2l I Is.

Ha'f i ,ell 0 0 I Eighth - - X:: 17 0
Quarter - - 513 0 Sixteenth - - 1 9 0

VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS, KNIGHT'S
HILL MANSION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In suitable Lots, some time in the Month of September,

ALL the MATERIALS of the above Residence,
situate near to Norwood Common, and within five miles of
the Metropulis.

This noble Edifice was erected but a Few years since for the
late Lord l'hurlew, ender the superintenCa ice of Mr. Holland.
:lt has never been inhabited, and the materials are in the best
state.—Dcscript;ve Catalogues may be obtained one month pre-
vious to the :ale, by applying to Mr. Searle, Architect, Kent
Road ; Mr. 'fownlq, I.atid Serveyor, Walwerth; Mr. James,
Land Agent, rlcw Boswell-Court,,Lineola's Inn; and of Mr.
Clark, on the premises, who will chew the property. .
London, England, 1809-08-10

GREENOCK, AUGUST 7.

Arrived here on Friday the United Kingdom, UD-
tqEv, from Kingston, Jamaica, in 4.0 days ; having
performed the voyage out and home in three months
and a half, notwithstanding she was ten days at Mar-
tinique. Left loading the William, M'LEA, for
this port. Spoke, on the 29th ult. the barque Esther,
JoNvs, from Philadelphia—on the 31st, the Warren,
—, from New-York ; and, on the Ist instant, the
Henry, HANNAH, from ditto, all bound to Liverpool.
Arrived at Lin;erick on the 27th ult. thd Edward
and Charles, of and from Philadelphia; she spoke the
ship Ann, BRADFORD, from Liverpool, bound to
New York. in lat. 39. long. 69. out sixty-two days.
On the Bth instant, in lat. 46. long. 42. W. fell in
with four sail of men of war, all dismasted but one
frigate, then standing to the eastward ; cne of the
frigates having a jury topmast rigged, had a 74 gun
ship in tow, supposed to be French, with her fore-
mast only standing. They were steering in such di-
rcctioa that the Master stated they were bound for,
Halifax.
London, England, 1809-08-10

MUNICH, JULY 9.2.

Although the Austrian Major Teimer, who com-
mands the insurgents of the Tyrol, was informed of
the armistice of Znaim, he had on the 17th, the au
dacicy to make a general attack upon the positions of
the Bavarian General Count D'Arco. He gained
and kept possession for an hour of the town of Mur-
nau, but was at length defeated, and driven into the
mountains with considerable lass.
MADRID, JULY 20.

His Majesty's last labours have been dedicated to
a consideration of the condition of persons employed
by the State, and the adoption of an equitable
system for reform, and the granting of pensions to
those who retire from office. The old Government.
had vainly attempted to correct the abuses existing
in that part of the administration. The reward due
to services always fell to the share of intrigue. Ern
ployments and pensions were 'multiplied in propor-
tiOn to the number of persons intended to be served ;
and places were subjected to an incessant mutation
difficult to be conceived. Ignorance and effrontery
obtained the posts claimed in vain by talent and in-
struction, and discouragement sprang from talch an
ill-contrived organisation. The numerous t3xco, torn
from the labours of many unhappy beings, were
scarcely sufficient to pay all the pensions so incon-
siderately lavished away. The decree issued by his
Majesty, which insures pensions of retreat to those who
are employed in his service, secures at once, their
zeal and gratitude, and will pro►e one of the greatest
benefits conferred upon his people.
PARIS, JULY EN

The Prince of Ponte Corvo arrived here two days
ago.
In conformity to the orders contained in the letter
of his Majesty the Emperor and King, dated July 13,
from his Imperial camp at Znaim, in Moravia, and
addressed to the Israelitish Consistory, at Paris, by
his Excellency the Minister for Divine Worship, on
Sunday next, the 30th instant, prayers and thanks-
givings will be offered to the Most High, in the
Jewish Temple of the street St. Avoie, for the vic-
tories of Enzersdorff and Wagram, in which the God
of Armies has so evidently fought with the warriors
of France.
Jun' 30.--His Majesty has ordered an immediate
stop to be put to the reprisals lately decreed against
the subjects of the Dey of Algiers, as the Dey has
given satisfaction for his conduct towards Mr. Dubois
Thainville, and the Frenchmen in his dominions. In
consequence, the sequestration laid on his vessels and
goods is raised.
His Majesty also revives the decree of Sept.! 16,
1808, relative to colonial produce coming through
Holland, and which had been annulled by the de-
cree of the 11th of June last, —No colonial produce
\ coming through Holland shall therefore be admitted
lon the territory of the French Empire, whatever be
'mode of its importation, or the certificates with which
it is attended.
London, England, 1809-08-10

MUNSTER, JULY 42.

His Majesty the King of Westphalia. is expected at
Hanover, which place General Reubell entered the
19th inst. at the head of 6000 Westphalian troops.
CASSEL, JULY 22.

His Majesty has organized, by a late decree, a bat-
talion of national guards, composed of eight com-
panies, one of which is to consist of grenadiers, and
another of chasseurs, containing each 154 effective
men, officers included.
AUGSBOURG, JULY 20.

Certain intelligence has reached us, that after the
departure of the Duke of Ragusa, the Austrians al-
most instantly again took possession of a part of
Lower Stiria ; but the province will, by virtue of the
armistice of Znaim, be shortly given up to the French
troops. It essentially contributes at the present mo-
ment, by its fertility, to the suppler of Lower Austria,
and particularly of Vienna, with provisions. Gratz,
the capital, is one of the most important towns be
longing to the Austrian Monarchy. Marshal Mac-
donald's corps has been ordered to take up canton-
ments in the province.
London, England, 1809-08-10

FROM LLOYD'S LTST.

GRA `LSLND, Attoes-r 9.—Passed by the Hoppett, Hall; Gus-
tavus, Sansom ; Avon, Williams; Queen, Hearns ; Frederick,
And rson ; Gustava, Nerks ; Three Brothers, —; Polidore,
Hurst ; Ruby, Fraser ; Maria Sophia, —; Patriot, —;
Charlotte, 13rc..ke ; and the Concord, Ridley, from Gottenburgh:
Albion, Randall, from 'Tenerife; Inverness, Hegtcll, from Green-
land; Sukey, hiiodes, front Charleston; Humphreys,
from New York : Alpha, Sale ; NieholsOn ; Daphne,
Mitchel! ; Jantaria, —, and the Madam de Realm, —,,
from Malta.

The Bechford, Voskers, from Nova Scotia, is on shore on Ex-
mouth Ear, and full of water.
ke Peace, Coulson, from Gibraltar to London, was totally lost
at Suleonibe, on the sth m.itant.

The hlizabeth, Jackson, from Greenock to Liverpool, was
wrecked near the North Mods, on the sth inst.
The Jenny, Parkins, from Gotzenburgh to Guernsey, has put
into Ramsgate, with the loss of an anchor.
AR RIVED—Off Dover, the I lumplireys, --, from New York.
At Live rpool, the I lercults, Laughtan, from New York ; Adven-
ture, Norgery, from Baltimore; and the Pandora, Johnson, from
tlic Havannali. At Bristol, the Friends, Hammond, from Li-bon.
In the Clyde, the Sarah and Elizabeth, —, from Greenland ;
Adventure, Shaw, frt m Pictou ; Recovery, Wylie, from Grenada ;
and Countess of Melville, front Quebec.
_ .
London, England, 1809-08-10

NAY?' P dr:OFFICE, Jame •20, 1809. NEW ro
AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND OTHERS. • TO BE
_AN Act having this day received the Royal Assent
.HE seven
for the Encouragement of Seamen, and for other purpose., late MONI
Wherein it is provided, that it shall not be lawful for any Person Tbso, in the Pat
within the linked Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prize, or
niiMse:llaancrit:irt7ur
Bounty Money for any Petry Officer, Sraman, Non-Commis- ec,„, soucitim.
.signed Officer of Marines or Marine, or Non-Commissionest
'Officer or Soldier In the Army, other than and except Person* 'BY PRIVATI
who shall be defy Licensed by the Treasurer of the Navy for that -A
comma
purpose, who are required to give security for their good conduct -4 RESIDENC
(which restriction is not to extend to tho Wives, Parents, Chit. House. Stabling
dren, Brothers or Sisters, of suck Petty Officers, seamen, Ma- conveonniesEctriOagikeeeit
tines, and Soldiers) to take effect from the last day of August Lond
ble prospects over
next : Notice is hereby given to all Fersons who s4all be desirous Arable, Meadow,
of taking out Licences under the Provisions of the said Act, that viewed by tickei
they must, on or before the 20th day of July nett, send their
autcridl Stay
bon,
Names and Places of Abode, and the names of two Person.
whom they shall propose as Sureties in each castor: be hound in
the Penalty of Two Hundred Pounds; that the I'ursuu• MAN,
deeirtsie `• I‘,74te posseesem.
to be Lice'used, shall dthnean himself *properly, and shall duly ac-
count to the Persons entitled thereto for all the Wages, Pay, • TO BE
Prize, or Bounty Money he shall receive.
UPTON'
%-d Persons tesident at Portnnoteh, Plymouth, Chatham or Sheer late Genera
with excellent Off
ness, to transmit the same to the Chief Clerk, of the Navy Pay• Green-houses, He
Office at each of those Ports respectively ; and at all other Places a genteel Cottage
in Great-Britain and Ireland, to the Pay-Master at the Navy
•The Buildingi an
Pay-Office, London. recpee. most coral
Water Meadow,
The Licences are grantable for three Years, and may be deter- condition, having
mined at any time by the Treasurer, in cases of misconduct of the Resident Propriei
Parties who shall obtain thee:. •By Direction of the Treasurer, 4w51:00
ie Acres
thereof La
will tt
JOHN smrrH, Pay-Master. part of the land
If any Person after the Ist September next, who shall not have The Escee is p
a Licence front the Treasurer of the Navy, or shall not be within tance, within tin
the Degrees of Relationship above described, to Seamen and ICroeplhoci.dld i,l
all
others, shall offer himself to receive, or shall receive an ar
y Wages, the House, as
Nt
Prize Money, or other Allowance to Seamen and, others, he will The Timber w
be guilty of a Misdemeanor, and on Conviction will be punished For further P.l
accordingly. well Jti to treat fe
London, England, 1809-02-21

RUSSIA AND SWEDEN.
This day was published, in two splendid volumes, royal quarto,
illustrated by FORTY ONE ENGRAVINGS, coloured after
original drawings by the Author, price Five Guineas in board',
TRAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and
SWEDEN, made DURING a RESIDENCE in those
COUNTRIES in the Years 1805, 1806, ‘BO7, and 1808.
By ROBERT KER PORTER, K. S. I. &c. &c.
Printed for RICHARD PIIILLIM No. 6, Bridge street, London,
and to be had of Bryce and Co Edinburgh, and of all Booksellers.
• • The above-mentioned Work claims a strong interest with
the Public from the circumstance of the Author's accredited re-
ception at the Courts of the respective Countries, and in the first
circles of Rank and Wealth, and by his known powers QC illus-
trating by the pencil the objects vyhich claimed hiaattentiOn.
London, England, 1809-02-21

t'slA-I.OUSAND FIVE HUNDRED STATE I.OI"I'ERY
TICKETS,
As a FREE GIFT in the present LOTTERY,
N.gins Drawing nn WEDNESDAY, 12th of APRIL.
PICKE'T'S and SHARES are now selling in the
Second State Lottery, the Scheme consists of 20,000 Pickets
"II) with the additional FREE GIFT of the present Contractors
'IIN/oU:hole:rickets, for the first-drawn Prize, either whole
:n Shares, that is drawn on the First Day above .El 5, in addi-
l" r°lhr Ps'ise that it will otherwise be entitled to--likewise
500Tick,t9, in like manner, for the Second Day of Drawing,
‘hGt" ,:npoverishing the said Scheme—therefore an early pur-
kis is re,:ormornded
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
lirwv—ricters of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn ; No.
.17; Coralnil; No- 39, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; and at No. 269,
;and; whtre No. 7,041, the fortunate number entitled to the
P:ize of 500 Whole 'rickets on the First Day of Drawing
rf` lit State lottery), was sold in one Half, one Quarter, one
•"!iiith, and two Sixteenths; and where likewise the following
cal, Prizes in the 'two Last Years' Lotteries were sold hi 631
. 3
-1,• vatitled to .E40,0G0, and the only Prize of that Amount

ever Shared.
£25,000 3,256 ... £20,000 I 6,145 ... £20,000
20,030 14,223 ... 20,000 12,909 •• • 10,000
••• 20,022 N 0.577 ... 20,000 18,733 ... 10,000
... 20,000
, With co Prizes of .f 3 000 and £l,OOO. •
a great Proportion of £3OO, Xioo, &c. &c. ; and sun-
') - .t 1 Capitals in former Lotteries, amounting to upwards of
ONE MILLION STERLING.
4.7.1cLc tummies Adventurers paid on Ddinand.
London, England, 1809-02-21

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Faritary 1, 1809.
E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPAIVT of MERCHANTS .f ENGLAND, trading
t. 'the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice,
That the Transfer Books of the said Company'. Stock will be
shut on Thursday the 2d of March next, at two o'clocit, and
opened again on Thursday the 13th of April follotking ;
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
held at their House in Leadenban- street on Wednnday the 29th
of March next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon;
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their
House in Leadenhall-street on Virednesdiy the 12th of April
next, from nine o'clock in the morning until six in the evening,
for the Election of Six Directors of the said Company for four
Years ;
And that the Lists of the Members of the said Company wil
be ready to be delivered at this House on Monday tip 20th of
March next. WILLIAM RA msAr, Secretary.
London, England, 1809-08-17

PARIS, JULY :17.

If every thing did not give ts hopes of a speedy
peace, and if the is to Le renewed, Austria
would see all her resources col.fined to the poptilatiun
Pohernia, whilst the Emperor Napoleon indepen-
dently of the inexhaustible resources of his immense
territories, would find even in the heart of Austr;a
means so much the more c:dculated to complete her
ril n, as all the insu:rections will have been com-
pletely put down during the armistice.
London, England, 1809-08-17

Just published,
In one handsome Volume, with an engraved Froutispic e.,,
price 6s. boards,
rIERHARD'S DIVINE MEDITATIONS,
contemplating, Ist. God's Love to Mankind-2d. Th' Be-
nefit of Christ's Passion-3d. The Advarftages of a Holy Life-
4th. Of the Nature of Ttue Religion, &c. &c.
Sold by B. Crosby and Co. N 0.4, Stationer's-Court, London.

• SHEEP.
This-lay waspublished, in Quarto, price Tyro r; 'lineal, in bearils,
Illustrated with a variety of Plates,
ASYSTEM of SHEEP-GRAZING and MA-
NAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNEY MARSH.
By DANIEL PRICE, Esq. of Appledore, tear.
London: -Printed for RICHARD Putwrs, Ik-14e-street ; and
to Is, had all Booksellers.
London, England, 1809-08-17

GEORGE PDLI.INGER's DIVIDEND.

zHE sep3rate Creditors of the said GEORGE
PULLINGER, may receive the like Dividen,l of Nine
Shillings in the round on their respective Debts, on applyine in
like ina• J. E. COOTS,

AUAN-FED to Purchase an ESTATE from
•yy d:.;otrioo to J:2;:o,0*;0 value. uncd Land would be pre-
ferred, and it will be no objection aough there may not be a
Mansion Howe on the Estate. It must not be situated further
North than York.
Letter containing rirticulars. addressed to Mr. Gregory, Soli-
citor, No. 12, Clement's Inn, will be answered in a few days..
London, England, 1809-08-17

HAVANNA, JUNE It.

The San Francisco der Palla, of 74 glint, arrived
this morning from Vcra Cruz, with seven millions of
dollars for tipain, and two millions for this place.—
Mr. Anderson, the Amcrican Agent, has closed his.
oi!ice, and, by express orders ,cf the Governor, will
take his departure in a few days.
London, England, 1809-08-17

DIED.

On the Sth instant, at his house in Newman-street, Putter fo-
honnot, of New Englaild, in his year
At Dundee, on the 2tih ult. in the 17th year of her age, "t',. iss
Mary itoit, datiglirt.r of the Rev. Robert Doig, Minister of 'l'i-i-
-nky Cb.ipti, Aberdeen.
Tuesday, Samuel Tonlmln, Esq. of East Place, Lambeth, De-
puty of Wa.brook Ward.
111 Jersey, on the 20th uh. in the 24th year of his age, Captain
Edward Dupre, Aide de Camp to General Don, Commander-in-
Chief of the Islanal.• He was the eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Du-
pre, Dean of Jersey. Having received a liberal education, and
being prepared fur the University, he chose the profession of
arms, in which his ardent spirit, his steady bravery, his skill and.
experience beyond his years, would soon have raised hint to a
distinguished eminence. He was a yoang man of the most and-
a ble disposition, the most engaging manners, and the must bear-
volent heart. Possessed of these qualities, it is no wonder that
he should be so universally lamented.
London, England, 1809-08-17

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
Wednesday, August 16, 1809.
r 'TOMAS RICHARDSON, a Person employed
"i" in the Inland Department of t;iis Office, being strongly sus-
ye:l&l. of Felony ; and MARY CANNING of being an Accom-
ylice ; Whni.rcr shall apprehend, or cause them to be 'lyre-
herded, will, for each Person, be entitled to a Reward of Fifty
T 3 he rai.! upon Commitment, and the further Sum of
the Conviction of tl:e said Thomas Richardson.
He is ahrat f;.l Years of Age, fair Complexion, round Face,
wi.:: light brawn Ha;r, cut short, is stout made, at)nut 5 Feet 10
• .nches in height, and has lost part of a Too•li ia the centre
of Lis t.yper Jaw, that which remains is quite black; he was born
• Hastirgs, and went to School at Eastbourne.
NI-iRY CANNING is about nO years of age, round trace,
braa.bsli rose, 0.1:k complexicn, about five feet three inches
high, and is well made ; she has two scars on the left side of her
face, eec' :nned by a burn; she has gone by the name of

1P:lli.-1.11D:SON and CAN;.ZING were at Hertford at one 1,
e';:atic:on Thursday afternoon the 10th, where they took a post-
_:11:s: to \Val:h.-n-1 CrlF^, and from thence to Loudon, and were
set clown near Shoreditch Church ; they then took a Hackney
Coach, w'oica set them dawn about half past five in the afternor n
at the King's Arms, opposite the Bricklayer's Arms, Kent Road.
Xhey 1134 twt.t T ranks, one of which had the initials M. R. in
brass sails span it, but probably the nails may have been with-
drawn. In these Trunks it is supposed there are many articles
a nee Lititn-draiory and Hosiery Goods, which have been pnr-
chas.:Ll with- stolen B
Rictardson was dressg.ll etni Thursday in a blue Coat, striped
yellow Waiqrsat,ard fawn coloured Cloth Breeches.
If tit: under-described Bank-Post-Bills should he offered in
Paysttot, plive tc stop them and the Party, and 'give immediate
Nctire

110
t ! 0
till
1:0
1);••,.

n

Flo

:::,S2 .. Ditto.

110 ......... 3ar
All payable to Jolla I lat,ell, or Order.
1!.r•: arc not Accepted nor Indorsed, and consequently are not
London, England, 1809-08-28

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 27.

Arrived yesterday the MONMOUTH, of 64 guns,
with two hundred prisoners from Flushing ; GA`-
xcr brig from the Nore, and sailedthis morning with
about 150 sail of vessels under convoy for. Gotten-
burgh. Sailed the RICHMOND and BLAZER gun brigs
with the troops belonging to the Duke of Brunswick ;
SAnnns brig on a cruize. Remain in the Reads the
Roebuck and Monmouth. Wind W. S. W.

GREENOCK, AUGUST 2.1.

The Diana, Mtratna, from New-York for Glas-
gow, arrived here on Monday, has been put under
quarantine. The skip Dunlop, Capt. AnnAmY, from
Jamaici for Qui.bec, was spoke with, on the 1::th ult.
in lat. A:5. long. 60. all well, by the
.Roscitt?, Capt.
CURRIE, arrived at Liverpool from New Zrunswick.
—The .Tat 1111..r.t.v.50x, of this port, was strand:,
in the Lizard, on the 16th instant ; crew savcd ; Fox
packet, HAMILTM', at Jamaica from Newfoundland.
The Aurora, Smrefi, .was at Norfolk Sill Jaly, and
would sail for Liverspool on the 13th: A slaoa frorr
Teign mouth, for this port, with pipe•clay; ,is wrecks al
near Lizard.
London, England, 1809-08-28

BANKRUPTS.

Richard Johns the younger, of Truro, Cornwall, victualler, dealer
and chap:sum, to surremler Sept. 18, 19, and October 7, at the
Ited Lion lun, Truro. Attornies, Mr. Benallack, Truro ; or
Messrs. Sandy. and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-street,l auld4n.
John Hodgson the elder, late of Coleman-street, Loudon' but
now of Rocklin', Cumberland, merchnit, Sept. •.:8, 29, and Oc-
tober 7, at eleven. at the house of *lbionas Jackson, innkeeper,
Rockliff. Atternies, Messrs. Collins; and Waller, Spiral-square,
London ; or Mr. W. Hodgson, Carlisle.
Jamos Winter and John Winter, of Acre-lane, Britton-causeway,
Surrey, builders, dealers and chaptnen and copartners, Sept.
' 9, and October 7, at twelve, at GuildluU. Atturnies,
Saunders and Judkiu, Clfford'e Inn.
illiam Chinn, late of l.eeds, Yorkshire, cloth-nierchant, dealer
and chapnian, Sept. 8,9, and October 7, at eleven, at the l'albot
Inn, I.eeds. Attornies, Mr Sutton, Leeds; or Mr. Robinson,
Ps:ex-street, Strand, London.
Charles Harvey, of Monmouth, ironmonger, dealer and chapman,
September S, 6, and October 7, at nine, at cite King's Head-
Inn, Monmouth. Attendee Mr. Bourne, in Monmouth ; ur
Messrs. Mayo and Berkeley:No.4, Gray'selmin-seluare,Loneluu.
Robert Curds, of Worcester, linen-draper, dealer and Chapman,
Sept. 11, 12, and October 7, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern,
Bristol. Anoraks, Mr. Jrunt4, Ne. 12, Grays-Inn-square,
I.ondon ; or Mr. John Cornish, Bristol.
Francis Coward, of Fogglestone St. Peter, Wilts, and James
Brewer, of Burcembe, Wats, clothiers, dyers, dealers amid chap-
men, Sept. 5, at sir, Sept. 6, at torn, and October 7, at ,it, at
the Antelope inn, New Sarum. Attornies, Messrs. Blake and
White, F.ssa-street, Strand ; or Mr. Arney, Close, Salisbury.
John Bias, of Rathboneimlsee, Middlesex, butcher, Sept. 5, at
eleven, Sept 11, at tender, and October ;,at elevenrat Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Orchard, Hatton-OP:den.
London, England, 1809-08-28

I'HE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN.

This day were published,in an elegant Volume, quarto, witk En-
gravings, price two guinea in board.,
LETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN ;
containing an Account of the Operations of the Briti.li
Armies under Sir ARTHUR WELLESI,,EY and Sir JOHN
MOORE, from the day preceding the BA ETLE of VIM IF.RA,
to the BA1"1"1.f EXCIA %AA rinN at CORUNN/I) With full and
interesting &tails of the Retreat from Sahagun.
Embelitshed with twelve Engravings lsy Heath, from Drawings
made on the snot, illustrative or the Canipai:n.
1;3, ADAM NEALE, M. 1). F. L. S.
Physician to his Niajesty's Forces.
_ _ _

Printed for Ittcu. Alto Pllll.Llrs,lot4lon, and to be bad of alI
rctokikeikr,
London, England, 1809-08-28

This day w.at published, in svo. prict los. td. boar,ls,
THE PHARMACOPEIA OF THE ROYAL
COLLEGE of PHYMCIANS of LONDON. 1600.

Translated into English, with Notes, Ste.
by RICHARD POWE!.I.,
Fellow of the Collet!, Physician to St. Barthtflomew's and

Ivtaridaien Hospitals.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Attie*, a-nd Orme, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, on Pasteboard,
Two Tables, exhibiting at one view, the Rchtticns of the last
and pregeot Pharmienpaia, price :Is. did.
London, England, 1809-08-28

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

The French .Admiral Missiessy has manoeuvred is
a most able manner. Though he was under the te.
cessity of throwing his heavy cannon overboard, in
order to pass some difficult parts of the Scheldt, ho
; has taken a tine position with his squadron, opposite
to Lillo, and has sailed up the Scheldt twelve miles
in presence of the enemy.
j The King has learned with great satisfaction, el:
j the heretofore General Bruce, who has been callel
' before a Council of War, is a foreiqner he being 3
Scotchman, and no Dutchman born.
Lieutenant-General Brune, Master of the Horse to
;,,the King, is appointed Governor of Breda. General
• Tarayre, whO has been reinforced, has taken a p 9.-
; .
tton between the villa,ve of Platen and 117rgen.op•
Zoom, and unites with) the French army, being hip
right wing. The flotilla, which advances before thr
line of the fleet, l:tcly bombarded Bnthz for the whol(.
• day. Fresh troops arrive daily at Antwerp. Alk-n't
5000 of the Imperial Guard are every moment ex.
pected.
The addresses of the Rabbis have not been fruitless;
some detachments of Jews have alreafly arrived a..
the Hagne. They attract much observation. A num
bet. of these Jews have requested the blessings of
Rabbis before their departure.
London, England, 1809-08-28

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 27.

Nothing arrived or sailed.—The outward-bound
Portuguese and Mediterranean fleets remain in Cowes
Roads.

DEAL, AUGUST 26.

Sailed the MONARCH, 'HERO, RE..",OLUTION, and RE-
VENGE with prisoners, and AJAX, for Plym.outh.—
Arrived the BRILLIANT from Rio Janeiro, WRANGLER
gun-brig and PRINCE WILLIAM armed sh;p, from
Yarmouth, having under convoy several transports,
with the troops on board which made their escfpe ,
with the Duke of BRUNSWICK. OELS, amounting to
betweep 2 and 3000, they are bound to the Isle of
Wight, to be embodied. Also arrived the NEitr.us
frigate from a cruize.—This day about 130 wounded
soldiers were landed from the EAGLE, and carried to
the hospital here, being brought from Flushing in
that ship. It blowing strong from the S.S.W. and
a flood tide running, many boats got.: to leeward,
which being seen by the Deal boatmen, they imme-
diately voluntarily launched their sallies, and towed
them up to the hospital with the greatest expedition
AUGUST '7.—Arrived the TRANSIT, a four-masted
schooner '(belcinging to his Majesty), from the:River;
ZEPHYR and HARDY, with a' convoy of transports
laden with provisions and water, bound to Flushing;
and E:NnoN, hired sloop, from the River.—Sailed
the Aid, naval transport, for Portsmouth ; and the
DIANA, BRILLIANT, andllcitEus, on a cruize.
kcmain in the Downs—Eagle, Acasta, Lively, Weymouth,
Cormorant, Serapis, Dolphin, Zephyr, Hardy, Transit, Rangcr,
Sorlings and Fiadon.
London, England, 1809-08-28

RAMZGATF, AUGUST 25.

The sick and wounded from our gallant army in
Spain are now in the Downs, and part of them are
expected tohe landed here as soon as the wind shall
permit. .
HARWICH, AUGUST 27. •

Arrived the LEOPARD revenue cutter, from Heligo-
land, with a ship under convoy, laden with military
stores and baggage belonging to the Duke of BRUNS-
wick. Sailed the Ilcaufey, for Heligoland ; and the
Lady licpean, for Gottenburgh, with mails and pas-
sengers. A mail is to •be made up for Walcheren to-
morrow.
London, England, 1809-08-28

JESUITS DRors.

THE true orip:inal JESUITS DROPS are now
-I- prepared by Shaw and Edwards, 6(3, on the 1;oot-way, St.
Paula Church-yard, successors to Joseph Wessels.
The Jesuits I)rops have been long known alai esteemed a safe,
cheai., effectual, and often an i.uni,:cliate cure fur Stranguary,
Meets, Weakness of the Kidneys, or pladder ; and when taken
on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will iiii.dlibly ac-
complish the desired effect : should the.compltint be tar advanced,
it will be necessary to take the Specific keinedy with the Jesuits
Drops.
.The many depredations made•on the property of the Proprie-
tors, compels them tp give this cautlop,,, that no unc bottle win
be sent out of their house without Shaw and Edward), (success'
son to J. Westelb,) 60, St. Paul's Church-yard, entravred on the
Staxtp. •
All others which are sold without the above names arikraposk
Lions on the public. .Sold also by aTig'Fr, Qafurd-street; Dull,
' ; rt.isseiandl.:l burn, Ectiabtingb;
London, England, 1809-08-21

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 19.

Arrived his Majesty's ships CHRISTIAN ITII, and
WARSPITE, from off Cherbourg. The RATTLER .'r
rived here on Monday, from Newfoundland. We
learn by her that the ANTELOPE, Capt. *Limn, with
Vice Admiral HOLLOWAY, arrived at NewEvndland
on the 18th of July, after a very pleasant passage.—
The worthy Admiral landed on the 20th, to resume
his government, and was received by all lhe Military
and Civil Magistrates. It appears that the severity
of the last winter has destroyed all the cattle and
sheep, not only at Newfoundland, but in other parts
of America. The greatest scarcity prevails at St.
John's. Beef, of the poorest quality, was selling
from 16d. to 18d. per pound ; and many of the most
respectable inhabitants had not tasted any for months
together. Bread has been very high, but is now fsll-
- to its old price. His Excellency Governor HOL-
LOWAY has applied to the Secretary of State, for leave
to trade for cattle and corn to the Western Islands.
Lieutenant &mom of the Herring schooner, has re-
turned to St. John's, after a second unsuccessful at-
tempt to find some of the native Indians of New-
foundland. Vice Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart.
accompanies Admiral HOLLOWAY, when he returns
to England. He has finished his tour of America.
—This morning a boat belonging to his Majesty's hip
SAN Josar, in which Lieut. Fosses, an officer of ma-
rines, two midshipmen, and three men, were fishing
at the Motherbank, unfortunately upset by a sudden
gust of wind; but providentially they were all saved,
though in a most perilous situation, except one of the
midshipmen, whose fate is uncertain.
London, England, 1809-08-21

DEAL, AUGUST 19.

Arrived the Rou.A. sloop. from a crui ze.
AUGUST 20.—Arrived the BERMUDA sloOp, from
Yarmouth.—Sailed the EPERVIER sloop, for the Nore.
—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Spanish
Patriot, DURSELL, and Fame, COURTNEY, from
Cadiz.—Came down from the River, the Alfred,
TEAL', for Cadiz ; Hannah, FANNING, for New-
York, and Lady Carrington, —, for Cape Good
Hope.—Remain in the Downs—Ajax, Theseus, and
Centaur, of 74 guns each ; Argo, of 44 ; Acasta,
Diana, and Lively frigates; Dolphin store-ship ;
Bermuda and Rolla sloops.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1809-08-21

SHEERNESS, AUGUST so.

Sailed his Majesty's ship GLCCKSTADT, with about
40 sail of vessels, to Heligoland. This ship was ap-
pointed to take the ,trade to the Baltic on the 2?,d
inst. ; but another ship is to be appointed for that
service, as, from the great accumulation of ships ft.:.
Heligoland, she was ordered to proceed with them.
There are upwards of 40 sail of vessels now waking
to go with the next Baltic convoy; and by Wednes-
day it is to sail : many more are expected down the
River Thames.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, AUGUST so.

Sailed yesterday, the Lord Duncan packet, Capt.
HAMILTON, for Gottenburgh; and the Auckland,
Capt. DEANE, for Heligoland, with mails and passen.
gers ; also, the Phosnix smack, with passengers, for
Flushing.—Arrived yesterday, the King George pac.
ket, Capt. SAUNDERS, from Heligoland, with mails
and passengers, and 60 men and two officers, belong-
ing to the Duke of BRUNSWICK 0 EL'S army.—The
Beaufoy packet, Capt. NORRIS, from Gottenburgh,
has lauded the mail at Cramer ; Lord IVALPou
came passenger in the above packet, from Gotten.
burgh.
London, England, 1809-11-04

THIS PRESENT EVENING. NOVEMBER 4,
will he the Tragedy of
THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER.
Evandcr, Mr. YOUNG ;
o,.;;Lic, Mr. C. KEMB LE ; Phocion, Alr. CLAREMONT ;
%1.e14.2th0n, Mr. MURRAY; Philotas, Mr. BRUNTON;
Euphrasia, by A YOUNG LADY,
(Being her third appearance in London.)
Eri::ene, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
To which will be added the Mt.sical Farce of
THE REVIEW
Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR.
Deputy Bull, Mr. DAVENPORT;.
Caleb Ouot'em, Mr. FAWCETT;
kf,swolter, Mr. WADDY ; Job's Lump, Mr. EMERY.
Grace Gay-love, Mrs. GIBBS ;
Lucy, Mrs LI:3I'ON ;
Phcebe Whitethorn, Miss LOGAN.
Boxes, 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price
Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery Is.
Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6.
On Monday, Othello ; with the Blind Boy.
on Tuesday, The Exile ; with the Jew and the Doctor.
On Wednesday, Inkle and Yarico; with the Miser.
On Thursday, Romeo and Juliet ; Juliet by the Young Lady
'rho performed Euphrasia.
London, England, 1809-11-04

MARRIED.

At Madeira, Major Austin, Deputy Adjutant General to the
British forces in Madeira, to Jane, daughter of Dr,Wm.Gourlay,
of Kincraig, Physician, at Madeira.
At Taunton, Captain Charretie, 64th regiment, eldest son of
Philip Charetie, Esq. of Brunswick-square, to Miss F. Douglas,
daughter of the late General Douglas.
London, England, 1809-11-04

DR. FREEMAN'S GU TTA SALUTARIS.

ri-T% value of this InfAlible Mediciuc has been so
I ug pr0,.•:•,1, that nothing of the present day tan bear a
;•.‘ •:itioe w:th it in all the different stages of a certain Diser.s.e,
effectnall? .ut w and eradicates from the habit, without
err'. ••• tb? painful recants and exposure that attends salivation.
I`. d-Inlitating the constitution in any degree, or even requl-
-177 c,iiftticint!nt turn Inedness, or rrstrietion in diet. The radical
:-tut thr,;.litestiirtah! 2 Drops have proved i heir claim to public
1.-..:,roha: ion ler nu re than 30 years. In all the debility of both
aes,they 7rovv. a never tailing restorative, whether the debility
t,..mluce.l by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef-
fc:tr of a warn climate to travellers, and those goiog abroad
1 'N.!, cannot be recunonended coos:row!, to those who Will .re-
'''''' ' a iaf.! sp:edy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets,
zridrivry weakness that affects the bladd.:rand organs of urine. By
t 46.-aLy women have bec.nne mother* who for years bad
beta lived of that happiness. _ _

Sol.; ,vholesale and retail at Nlr. Butler's, Net. 4, Cheapside, tor-
n..r ut i'aterroiter-row, and read by &lam, Portsmouth; Wes-
ton, Pot- tea ; Willq and Rogvrs, Plymout h ; Peek, Hull ;
bublir.; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith and Mandertun, Fdiu-
huigh, and by most Cauntry Medicine Venders, in bottles at
21. J. each, with ample directions.

LAWS OF GAMING, WAGERS, &c.
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he experienced at his late house (the Crown Hotel, Cumberland
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lad in a stock of the best Wines and Liquors, presumes to hope
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MR. 'WILLIAMS.

LOWTEN was called to the Bar, to state what he knew
of this person. He said that he had known bun st.v...ral ycan;
ago • that he Was sometimes very troublesome, and that be coact-
defct him not a fit person to be allowed to ga at large. in w:s
deranged in his intellects.

It was then moved that Mr. Williams be discharged without
paying his fees.
This motion occasioned a short conversation. Mr.W.Wynne and
Mr. Dickenson thought, that as the prisoner bad been taken Into
custody on a very serious charge, it would not become the dignity
of the House to dismiss him without some further inquiry, t hough
they had no doubt that the statement of Mr. Lowten would
prove perfectly correct.
Mr. SHERIDAN, Mr. ADAM, and others, were of opinion that
the prisoner ought not to be detained, and the que..tion b -lug put,
it was carried in the affirmative. The prisoner was of course
discharged.
In a short conversation between Mr. Wardle and the Members
en the Treasury Bench, it was agreed that the Committee
should, on the next meeting of the House, take precedence of
all other business, except for the forwarding of some Bills, which
were not expected to give rise to any discussion.
Adj mrneti at HALT PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. IN Tee MORNINIL
London, England, 1809-02-10

The House was then resumed, and the Chairman,
of the Committee reported progress.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
urged the necessity of pursuing the present important
inquiry from day to day, till it was gone throutrh
and trusted that Gentlemen 'would postpone oti,c,
business till this was disposed of.
Mr. ROBERT SMITH moved that Mr.Tahourd;a
be summoned to attend the Committee, to explain
what had come out this night—but
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
thought the investigation of the disposal of the %%Ai.
tership had nothing to do with the Duke of York,
and though he should gladly consent to refer It
to a Committee above stairs, yet he thought it Was
not a proper subject to interrupt the businesi
now pending. The Right Honourable Chancell r
observed, that the House must be convinced, fry m
what had passed, of the necessity of some Legislative
proceeding, to prevent the scandalous practice carried
on in the sale of Commissions, and Ptaces under (;:.-
vernment. He had refrained from introducing ;11)
measure while the present investigation was in
gress, but some step, it was evident, ought ti. 1..
speeftily taken to stop the evil. It was his ()p:iio::
that the advertising of such places ought to be
a crime ; that the money advanced, or agreed to b•
given, should be forfeited ; that heavy penalt:t.
should be imposed, and that all persons concurred
in such traffic should be rendered guilty of a rniELL-
meanor.

Mr. SMITH, In consequence of the buzgesti, n of the Ch —.ct%
los at the Exchequer, withdrew his motion, and gave :Iw:cc t:
he would, au the next meeting of the House, move :he api.zi...l-
- of a Select Committee.
London, England, 1809-08-26

. lIRST/ArC;S„/,' 'CY'S' 24.

'4 '

.`

This place is now anusually full, and r.o; a s.o12;:;:..,
of any kind to be Lad; many tarmlies
obliged L consequence to repair t.lsev:liere. w:t:;•
&c. are as beautiful, and as much frequenttA
but the sveather has been vary onsk.;;L:cl an,l
vourable, and we are not a littk. uneasy about tH:
harvest, which requires some weeks cfliue and set-tied
weather to secure it.
London, England, 1809-08-26

BOSTON, JULY 2.5.

• By the recent arrival of the Beverley from France,
our intelligence from that nation is nearly two months
subsequent to the arrival of the pacific propositions of
our Government, by the dispatch ship Mentor ; and
yet we cannot discover that they have received the
least attention from Bonaparte. We are probably to
be attended to when he ceases to be ambitious, or
when his ambition ceases to find food in Europe. He
can at his head-quarters find time for any negociatious
but for those with America.—Boston Gazetie.
RALEIGH, JULY 18.
•

By the dispatch of Mr. Purviince it appears that
the American property in France is in the same situa-
tion as heretofore, and no vessel can clear out from
France without giving bonds to enormous amount
not to violate Bonaparte's Berlin and Milan Decrees.
The French Minister, it is said, is in favour,. as far
as he dare be, of a relaxation of the decrees, but Bo-
naparte would not hear it mentioned.---/den:.

The Free American, with Mr. Purviartce, the mes-
senger, has returned from France. By this vessel we
learn, that the ships captured under the Berlin and
Milan Decrees are still detained in France. How
differently are French vessels treated here.- They are
permitted to come freely into all our Otis:. With all
our cringing and mean servility to ponaparte; he still
treats us ungraciously and the most sovereign
contempt. The dispatch by Mr. Purvianee words us
no consolation for our hospitality, in admitting French
vessels into our ports.

e

F

FCREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1809-08-26

MORAVIA, AUGUST 1.

We learn that the Archduke Charles has resigned
the command of the army, on account of ill-health,
and that Prince John of Lichtenstein had assumed
the same, ad interim. The Archduke Charles, In the
General Orders which he has issued to the army, says,
among other things, he rejoices in resigning the com-
mand to so excellent a General, who will lead the
army to new exploits.
The army which, besides the reserve and the Hun-
garians, is estimated at 147,000 men, has its head-
quarters at Cremsie, where the centre is. The right
wing is at Olmutz and the left at Holitsch.
The Emperor Francis has at present the chief com-
mand of the army. Under him command the Prince
Lichten:,tein, the Archduke John, ana Generals
Hiller, Cliasteiler, Ste.
London, England, 1809-08-26

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 4.

On the 2 i tli of last month public notice was given
by our Government,- that all vessels of friendly and
neutral nations will henceforth be allowed to clear
out, with such goods as are permitted according to the
Royal Ordinan.;es, without giving any security in fu,
ture, so that the Edict of the sth Januarys 1808, i 6
thereby revoked.
cARLstIAM, AUGUST K.
_ _ -

• .
The whole of the garrison of the Island of Erth-
olme has deserted, hving first spiked all the guns,
destroyed the magazines, and carried away all the.
small arms. They arrived here yesterday in two
vessels which they seized for the purpose of making
t1:::ir escape.

•

CAILSCIONA, Al OUST 6.

The convoy which sailed from hence on. the Sd
inst. put back into this port last evening. Three
vessels get damaged, and our galliot a Russian prize
sunk.
From Carlsham we learn that 200 Danish soldiers
arrived there yesterday from Ertholme, from which
place they deserted after having spiked all the guns.
A Captain of a vessel who arrived this morning from
Riga, says, that all Russian ships have been put us.
der embargo in the Russian ports, and it is expected
a general embargo will take place immediately.
London, England, 1809-08-26

GREENOCK, AUGUST 23.

The American brig Isabella, NEWCOMB, arrived
here from Philadelphia, spoke, on the sth August, in
Lit. 16..55. long, 32. the brig Pacific, WALTERS, from
Lnitdon for Quebec, out 34 days, all well ; and, on
i•l•th, in lat. 51. long. 10. spoke a Dutch built ship,
but did not learn her name, of and for Liverpool,
front Liverpool in America, had lost her fore and
main-top-masts, and the heads of her fore and main-
masts, shattered, offered assistance, but the Captain
said he did not require any.