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London, England, 1809-04-11

DEAL, APRIL 10.

Arrived this morning, and sailed for the River, the
Calista, WEATHERILEAD, from Surinam, last frOM
Plymouth ; and Rebecca, HUGHES, from Malta ; also
arrived his Majesty's ship ALFRED, of 74 guns, from
Portsmouth, and sailed to the Northward ; also the
VICTORIOUS and DEFENCE, of 74 guns, for Yarmouth.
Came down from the River the Wiiliam Fannings,
JENNINCR, for Hayti ; Providence, INGRAIIANI, for
New Providence ; Harriet, GILES, for Liverpool ;
Ilebe, CORDER, for Plymouth ; and the Alfred,
MAINE, for Portsmouth, and remain in the Downs
with his Majesty's ships, &c. as per last. Wind S.W.
YARMOUTH, APLIL to.
Sailed the ARIEL and ONYX sloops of war to the
Baltic ; FURIOUS and SEALARK on a cruize ; and the
HAVOC to the Nore with a new built frigate from
Leith. Arrived the SARPEN gun brig, and remains in
the koads with the Roebuck, Acute, Vixen, and Al-
bion cutter, Lieutenant WEIR.
CORK, APRIL 3

Yesterday sailed the SCORPION sloop, Captain S fAN-
FELL, charged with dispatches. for Halifax, from
whence she is to proceed to the West Indies; she was
appointed convoy ship for the West India trade. A
frigate is to supply her place. This day sailed the
NYMPHE, Captain the Hon. JOCF.LYNE PERCY ;. and
the GOSHAWK', Captain INNIs, with the trade and
transports, bound up Channel, amounting to 60 sail.
Arrived the SYBILLE, Captain UPTON, last from Ply-
mouth.
London, England, 1809-04-11

This day was published,
In Three Volumes, I moo. mice iSs. boards,
THE IRISH GUARDIAN ; or, ERRORS of
ECCENTRICITY.—By Mrs. MACKENZIE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row ; and J. Rackham, Bury St. Edmund's.

This day were published, price 6s. in boards,
MANCEUVRES of HORSE ARTILLERY.
By GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
Written at Paris in the year 1800, at the request of General W.
R. Davie, then Fnvoy from the United States to France. Tran-
slated, with Notes, and eighteen descriptive Plates, by John Wil-
liams, Colonel-Commandant of the Corps of Engineers, and Pray
sident of the U. S. Military Philosophical Society.
Printed for 'l'. Egerton. Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1809-04-11

GREENOCK, APRIL 7.

The ship Hunter, BERRY, arrived this morning
from St. nay's, after a passage of 31 days ; cargo,
653 bales cotton-22d March, in lat. 52. 7. N. spoke
the brig Tryall, Niccou.s, from Port Glasgow for
Halifax, out 21 days.
London, England, 1809-04-11

SPAIN.

Yesterday afternoon Colonel P. RoCHE arrived at
Portsmouth in the Isis, Captain M‘Lson, and imme.
diately after set off for. town, where the Colonel ar-
rived this morning with dispatches from the Supreme
Junta.of Spain. Colonel RoCHE came to England
via Portugal, and embarked at Lisbon the 22d of
last month. The accounts which he gives of the
Patriots' cause in Spain are highly favourable. They
have now a most formidable army, more numerous
and better appointed than at any former period of the
revolution. The force of the French has dwindled
very low fronr the continued hostility of the Spaniards,
and particularly from a fever which has swept off im-
mense numbers of them--it is said about 100,000
men. When Colonel Roofs left Lisbon the French
army had advanced to the frontiers of Portugal, and
occupied Chaves.

Government have received dispatches from the Bri-
tish Minister at Seville, by the Fame, which sailed
from Cadiz on the 21st instant, and arrived off Fal-
mouth on Friday last.
At Madrid, we understand, the artifices of the
French, by affected clemency, to seduce the inhabi-
tants to conciliation and obedience, have been wholly
ineffectual, and the consequence of their resistance
ito
their new masters has been the adoption of a systcm
'of rigour perfectly familiar to military authority. To,
infuse terror into those whom hypocrisy could not de-
ceive, a Marquis invested with the honourable habit of
SANTIAGO, who had been conspicuous for his attach-
ment to his lawful Sovereign, had been seized and
hung, and hid corpse was publicly exposed on a lofty
gibbet.
London, England, 1809-04-11

MONEY.

MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all times
advance. any sum from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal
or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money
la the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copybold, and
Leasehold Estates, on the mist liberal and honourable terms.—
Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their
house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by
letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for
well-secured Annuities.

JOHNS's PATENT TESSERA, or Artificial
Stone, for Roofs, Gutters, Floors, &c.—The st:periority of
Tessera to slate and tile will be so evident on inspection, that it
would be useless to enumerate them in an advertisement. With
respect to lead, the Tessera has decided advantages, lu being
lighter, sot liable to be stolen, equally durable, and bears no corn-
prison in expense. General Description :—Tessera is applicable
to flat or gently sloping roofs, gutters, &c. instead of l:ad, which,
when laid, it greatly resembles. It exceeds all other coverings in
lightness and cheapness, as it requires no lead for hips and ridges,
and less timbers to carry it. Persons wishing to examine this im-
portant and highly beneficial discovery, may apply at the Tessera
Manufactory, at Brentford, which is floored and roofed with it ;
or (by order from Mr. Hallett), at Messrs. Cleaver's New Soap
Manufactory, at Battersea, where nearly one hundred thousand
square feet may be seen.—Application to be made to Mr. Hallett,
at the Tessera Manufactory, Brentford, and at 63, Queen-street,
Cheap:ide.
London, England, 1809-04-11

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Wedrkesday the Rev. Brian Beauchamp, A.B. was licenced by
the Sub-Dean of Exeter to the cure of Cove Chapel, in Tiverton.
Dr. Barry, rector of St. Mary's, Wallingford, was on Thursday
sworn before the Chancellor, and admitted to the office of Sumo-
gate to the Lord Bishop of Oxford.
London, England, 1809-04-11

PARIS, A,:ARCI-1 eB.

The Emperor has not yet set off for the army, nor
has the Austrian Ambassador yet left us. This cir-
cumstance excites the surprize of many ; but besides
that the negotiation may not hitherto be completely
and totally broken off, we have always seen that his
Majesty does not set off to join his army until he has
reason to think that it is completely assembled and
prepared for action. As to what concerns the de-
parture of the Austrian Minister, though he no longer
appears at public places,. or in the Court circles, he
irti y have received orders not to leave this capital,
until lie shall have seen our Emperor set off, and his
further stay be thereby rendered totally useless.
The troops now on their march for Germany and
Italy, have received orders to make the utmost expe-
dition and to employ waggons for that purpose, which
Lis been done by some battalions of infantry belong-
ing to the Imperial Guard.
His Majesty after mass on Sunday, gave-'audience
to the Deputies of the Electoral College of nine de-
partment,, the iesi.ective Presidents of which addres-
sed his Majesty in an appropriate discourse. His Ma-
jesty then p Isset! some time in conversation with the
Members. Majesty, after parade on the 26th,
reviewed the pupils of the Military School of St. Cyr,
after 11:s Majesty called a few of them to him,
and Made them give the word of command to the
troops of Cie perlurming some maliceuvres.
London, England, 1809-04-11

L.; RANI) LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW-
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10,000 6 1,000
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r,..ty contain all the Capital Prizes.
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1,300 Tickets being locked up in the Bank of England
v. Fr-c there is every probability of all the re-
:,old before the Wheel goes round ; a speedy Pur-
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C:ress.

71!)t'S.INI) TICKETS WILL BE GIVEN
101 HL• FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE ABOVE £l5.
TO-MORROW
GRAND LOTTERY WILL BEGIN DRAV.ING.
ICKETS and SHARES use now selling in the
State Lottery, the Scheme consists of 20,C.0i) Tickets
• the ional FREE GIFT of the present Contractors
Wpule riclu,ts, for the first-drawn Prize, either whole
• !.1::•, that is drawn on the Fieft Day above £l5, in adilie
i':•ize that it will otherwise be entitled to—likewise
. :1';e: manner, for the Second Day of Drawing,
..uu„r:.higthe said Scheme—therefore an early put-
' is r,•c. mlesi by
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of t Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn; No.
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Custo:n House, Newhaven, on Wednesday, the 12th day
of April, 18C9, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, precisely,
in Sundry Lots,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
Fer Private Use only.
About 1281 Gallons Brandy—Si Ditto Geneva.
Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custom House
tit.! Morning of the day of Sale.
N. D. Twenty-five per Cent. deposit will be required.
London, England, 1809-04-11

PLYMOUTH, AI AIL 9.

This morning sailed for the eastern ports, the
NYMPH, of 36 guns ; GOSHAWK, of 18 guns ; and
the SPRIGHTLY, of 12 guns, with their respective fleets
under convoy, from Lisbon, Ireland, and this port :
the wind being very fair, they were clear of this port
by the afternoon.

PLYMOUTH-DOCK, APRIL 9.
The Apollonia victualler, and another vessel, are
ordered to be fitted as cartels, and proceed imrnedi-

ately to Morlaix.

Arrived the Betsey Cains tender, from Liverpool,
with impressed men and volunteers for the navy ; the
Swallow, Captain MILNER, from convoying two
transports, with the 63d Regiment on board, for

Guernsey.
Also arrived the Aurora, WEATIIERALL, from Cork,
with pr iisions for this port ; the Danish brig Nep-
ItllltlS, SIMON GENETS master, from Nantz, laden

with silt, bound to Norway; captured by the hide.

Litigable frigate, Captain Ropy, (which ship sent in
the valuable French brig that arrived on Thursday,
laden with wine, brandy, sail cloth, &c.). The mas-
ter of the Neptunus states, that several Danish vessels
have lately escaped from the French ports in ballast,
in consequence of reports having prevailed that hosti-
lities were likely to cease between this country and
Denmark. The Neptunus brought over the Captain
of a British West Indiaman, who made his escape on
board that vessel, in the hope Of falling in with a
British cruizer, having for some time been a prisoner
lin France.—Arrived the Active, DAVIS, from Li.

verpool, with rum, for the Victualling Office at this
port.; Mary Ann, MADOX, from Liverpool, with
sundries ; Commercb, CREWS, from London, with
malt ; Good-Intent, Loss, and Ocean, V►cs, from
Portsmouth, with sundries; Unity, HuTcnists, and
Albion, BUNDAY, from London, with malt, &c. the
Friends, HEDLY, from Sunderland ; and an iunuincr-
able swarm of Devonshire and Cornish coasters, and
other small craft.—Also came in the Prussian galliot
Vrow Catherina, from Liverpool, bound to Ko-
ningsburg, laden with salt.
Ships of War at this port, exclusive of guard,
prison, and hospital ships :

Repairing in Hanioaze—The Defiance, 74 ; Statira, Quebec,
and Phenix frigates; and Adrian hired cutter.
Pit for service—The Triumph, 74 ; la Nyrnphe frigate, Bonne
Citoyenne, and Swallow, sloops; Sprightly cutter, Goshawk and
Arrow brigs, Cadmus brig, Endeavour hired ditto, Weazle
schooner, Gleaner ketch, and Martial gun-brig.
London, England, 1809-04-11

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TORBAY, APRIL 11:
This day arrived his Majesty's ship COMRT, Capt.
MGODLR, last from Portsmouth, with twenty-five sail
of vessels of different descriptions, bound to New-
foundland and Quebec, put in by contrary winds.—
Also arrived his Majesty's brig DARING from Ports-
moutk,and sailed agalitthis afternoon to the westward.
London, England, 1809-04-11

BAYONNE, MARCH 21.

The Spanish officers who an ived here on the 15th
from Satigessa will continue their journey on the 22d
for Nancy. Palafox is to proceed for the same place,
under tle escort of only-one officer.
The report is confirmed of General St. Cyr hay.,
ing totaily defeated the corps of Reding, and of his
being tinder the walls of Valencia. Marshal Victor,
Duke of &Ilona, was to have passed the Tagus on
ti: P.'th instant, at or near Ahmanza, to cut off the
insuigenh under the command of Cuesta.
Madrid is eltremely tranquil ; only one regiment
is left in that capital ; all the rest of the troops have
marched for Toledo to join the corps tinder General
Sebastiani. The Aug:6s de la Romana, comrelled
to fly from the mountains of ASturias, has betaken
himself to the coast of Orena. The small body of
troops which remained to him have been completely
cut up. Two whole regiments of cavalry have been
made prisoners. The 116th and 121st regiments of
the line, who had escorted the garrison of Saragossa,
have returned to Spain. The troops that were quar-
tered in t!:e barracks on the glacis of this fortress
have ah-o marched for that kingdom. They are to
relieve the Imperial Guard in the garrisons of Valla-
dohd, Palencia, and Burgos. A battalion of fusi-
leers of the guards have this day arrived here. Ac-
cording to letters from Pampehina, half the garrison
of that place had marched to commence the siege of
Jaka, in Arragon. It is not supposed that this small
fort can hold out above a week.
London, England, 1809-04-11

:) FATE LOTTER I fur 1903.
E.F.r::NS DRAWING TO-MORROW.

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ADDITIONAL BENErrrs.
•• e: Holder of the First-drawn Prize above £l5
7: the first Day, will be entitl?d to One Taoui.tsl o
-K TICKETS • and the First-drawn Prize above Lis on the
, •.1 bay, will be entitled to Flys He:: nazis Wiwi.' TICKETS.
. .

• in Proportion.
• ,:rs and &EARLa are selling by HAZARD, BURNE,
• o. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office No. 93,
• , Royal Exchange, and no where else in Loadot; on their

•
JAMES BRUCE, DECEASED.—NOTICE to CREDITORS.
ALAL persons having demands on the Estate of
MES BRUCE, late Master of the Ship lA'ellerhy, trailing
from the Port of London to the Island of Jamaica, are desiredt o
send the particulars thereof to my Office, No. 32, Throgmorton-
street, that the same may be forthwith adjusted, and paid by or-
der of the Executors. BENJAMIN NIND,
April 8, 1809. • Great Prescot-street.

PATRICK AYLWARD, DECEASED.
NOTICE to CREDITORS.
ALL Persons having Demands on the Estate of
PATRICK AYLWARD, late Master of the Ship Eden,
trading from the Port of London to the Island of Jamaica, are
desired to ;Ind the particulars to my Office, No. 3t, Throgmor-
ton-street, that the same may be adjusted and paid. By order of
the Administratrix. BENJAMIN NIND.
April 8, 1809. Great Prescot-street.

This day was published, in l2mo. price 6s. boards.
AN INQUIRY. into THE SYMPTOMS AND
TREATMENT of CARDjCIS, or the inflammation of
the HEART ; illustrated by cases and dissections.
By JOHN FORD *DAVIS, M.D.
Member of the College of Physicians, London; of the Royal
Medical Society, Edinburgh; and of other Medical and Phi-
losophical Societies.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row; and J. Bally, Bath.

Tnis day were published, in octavo, price 6s. boards,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of
the late Rev. \V. WOOD, F. L. S. and Minister of the Pro-
testant Dissenting Chapel at in Leeds. To which are
subjoined an Annaba delivered at his Interment, on 1 uesday,
April S; and a SfILSION on Occasion of his Death, preached on
Sunday, April 10, 1808.
By CHARLES WELLBELOVED.
Printed. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row ,• J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Wilson and Son, and
Todd, York ; Robinson and Co. and Heaton, Leeds.

This day was published, price Ss. No. XVIII. of
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI-
CAL JOURNAL--exhibiting a concise View of the latest
and most important discoveries in MecricineoSurgery, and Phar-
macy. (Published Quarterly.]
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Con-
stable, Hunter, Park and Hunter, le, Ludgate-street, London.
Where may be bad The Edinburgh Mt.dical and Surgical Jour-
ad, No. 1 to 18, price 21. 14s. sewed.
London, England, 1809-04-11

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND; Aral!. 10.—Passed by the Cyntl ia, Wayth
Springall ; Friends, Scahman ; and the Jolly 'Far, Morly,
from Malta. Sailed the Retreat, Hay, lc:- the East-Indies ; Bar-
rick, Irwin, fe,r Halifax ; James and Margaret, Milne, for Gut-
tenburgh ; and the King of Sweden, Paxton, fur Heligoland.
ARRIVALS.—In Standgate Creek, the El Sancta, —, from
Smyrna. At Portsmouth, the Duke of York, Trepass, front
Salo; and the Louisa, Simons, from Valencia. At Bristol, the
San Josef, —, from Gijon. Ar Liverpool, the Henry, Jenkins,
-from Savannah; William and James, Hughes, fretn Malta; and
the Tom, Roberts, from Gottenburgh. At Dublin, the Tom,
Hodge, from Gottenburgh. At limerick, the Camilla, Luz, from
St. U be's. At Kinsale, the Belle, —, from Bermuda for Liver-
pool. At Falmouth, the Fame, Courtney, from Cadiz. In the
Clyde, the Hunter, Barry, from St. Mary's. At Leith, the Jean,
Taylor, front Gottenburgh. At Waterford, the U Idea Chris-
tiana, —, from Gottenburgh. At Cadiz, the Brookbank,
Jellard ; Spanish Patriot, Durrell; and the Greyhound, Ross,
from London. At Lisbon, the Patriot, Trash, from Falmouth;
Nova Amizidi, —, from Swansea ; Expel iment, Swiss, fro:n
Hull; Flor de Lisbon, Abjis ; Belizarie, Swards; and the Ami-
zide, De Sousa, from Portsmouth ;—Ann and Mary, Bloomfield ;
Nelly, Moodie ; Jolly Batchelor, Watt; Rambler, Murdoch; and
the Uriana, Warren, from London.
The I.ady Emily Berkeley, —, fi om Jamaica for Belfast, has
put into Bermuda, with damage.
The Solicite, I oigman, from St. Übe's, has put into Penzance
in distres .

WEXPORDe &melt ail
We had a lamentable sight on Thursday last wit)
our glasses, in discovering a vessel going to wreck At
the South Tongue, near the fort of Rosslare ; aryl
yesterday we had the melancholy tidings that the ves-
sel was the Chance packet, BOYLE :aster,
homeward bound, and laden with merchan lize for
many an honest and industrious tradesman in this
town and neighbourhood ; some of her cargo has
floated on shore, but all the persons on board (eleven
in number) perished. Among them was a marner,
who had served 25 years on the coast of America,
and was now returning to his native port ; the po'r
fellow had taken a passage in another the Chance in
Dublin harbour, supposing her to be the best sailer.
London, England, 1809-04-11

Mr. WARDI.E and the DUKE of YORK.

This day was published, by Authority, complete in one Vol. No.
being a companion to Chapple's only Authentic Edition of the
Minutes of Evidenoe,
I'HE CORRECTED SPEECHES of Mr. War-
dle, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Whitbread,
Mr. Adam, Sir Francis Borden, Mr. Crnker, Sir Samuel Ro-
milly, Mr. Wilberforce, Lord Folkston, Mr. York, Mr. Can-
ning, &c. &c. in the House of Commons, on Mr. Wardle's
charges against his Royal Highness the Duke of York.
Printed for .1. Blacklock, 92, Royal Exchange; C. Chapple,
Pall Mall ; and sold by all other Bookseller sin the United King d om.
•• • The Publishers have no hesitation in nating that hi this
Volume Win be found such eloquence of British language as was
sever before on any occasion more ably diiplayed, and as such
they recommend it to the notice of every Stution and Orator in
the British Empire, •
London, England, 1809-04-11

Now publishing in Numbers.

CARY's NEW UNIVERSAL ATLAS, impe-
rialsquarto size, containing separate Maps of ail the King-
doms, States, and Countries throughout the World. Three Maps
in each' Number, price 3s. 6d. full coloured, or Ss. outlined, nine
of which are already published, and reaiy tor delivery. •
Publi,hed by Juhn Cary, No. ill, Strand, Loudon, and may
he had of all the principal Booksellers throughout the United
Kingdom, of whom also may be ha., those Numbers already
published. '

CARY's NEW UNIVERSAL ATLAS, impe-
rial sheet size, containing distinct Maps of every State and
Kingdom throughout the World, from the latest and beat autho-
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outlined 91. The Work may be had in Numbers, each contain-
ing three Maps, price 9s. full coloured, or 7s. 6d. outlined. Any
of the Maps may be had separate.
Published by John Cary, No. 181, Strand, London, and may
be had of all the principal Booksellers throughout the United
Kingdom.

This day was published in Bvo. price 7s, in boards,

MEMOIRS of the Rev. SAMUEL BOURN, for
many years one of the Pastors of the United Congregation
of the New Meeting, in Birmingham, and of the Meeting in
Comte)). With an Appendix, consisting of various Papers and
Letters ; and Biographical Notices of some of his Contemporaries,
and a Supplement, containing specimens of his Historical and
Catethetical Exercises.

By JOSHUA TOULAIIN, D.D.
Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and!. Belcher
and Son, Birmingham.

ENGLISH and FOREIGN LIBRARY, No. 50, CONDUIT-
• . STREET.
THE Subscribers and the Public are respectfully
informed, that a new CATALOGUE of this eitensive Col-
lection of English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish Books
(comprising all new Publications to April), wit be ready for de-
livery on Monday next, the 17th instant. 'Ferns of Subscription
to be had of the Librarians.

Speedily also will be published, by It Colburn
1. Amelia Mansfield, translated front the French of Ma' dame
Cottin, 3 vols..

2. Angelo Guicciardint, or the• Bandit of the Alps, a-Romance.
By Sophia FrAnces, Author of Vivonio, &c. 4 vols.

RUSSIA AND SWEDEN.

This day was published, in two splendid volumes, royal quarto,
• illustrated by FORTY ONE ENGRAVINGS, many of them
coloured after original drawings by the Author, prise Five
Guineas in boards,
'TRAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and
SWEDEN, made DURING a RESIDENCE in those
COUNTRIES in the Years 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808.
By ROBERT KER PORTER, K. S. J. &c. &c.
Printed fur RICHARD PHILLJN, 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 trim the circumstance of the Amlior'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 of Was.
tracing by the pencil the objects which claimed his attention.
London, England, 1809-06-24

111.111311ug'
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the notice of ceeenomistb-446. per dozen.
Applications to be made to Mr. Samuel Cornett, No. U,
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY. JUNE 24.

PRICK OP.KTocks THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Comb, for July 501/--Reduced 48{}--Omnitun i 1 prent.
Eieheiluer Bills. as. pre.
•
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 25941 I India Bonds, ifs. 171. pr.
S pikr Cott. Rea. 118/4 • { Imperials per Cent. 66/t} , '
S per Cent. Cons. shut Eacheq. Bills, 81..115. per.
4 per Cent: MO Omnium /pre.
5 per tali. Nagy shut State Lottery Tickets £2l. I Is.
Long Am. lei Consols for acc. 614/

This day two Gottenburgh mails arrived.--. The '
Duke of StlozawtetA has been elected, crowned and
proclaimed -King by the title of CHARLES XIII.
The Swedish papers state that a French Bulletin
112% been received at Couenhanen, iv •••11"Is NAPO:
LzoN acknowledges himself to have been defeated,.
with the loss of 10,000 of his best troops; that. be has'
quitted Vienna and retreated to Lint% ; but that he
was to return again to the Danube in•fourteen days
to 'take revenge for-his discomfiture.
As tin this statement there is no allusion to any
previous battle, it is possible that it may prove to be
an incorrect version of the Bulletin that announced
the battle of the 21st and 22d ; but it is also possible,
from a retreat of the French trom Vienna being men-
tioned, that they may have seen another Bulletin not
yet received through any other channel.—We must
wait the arrival of other accounts to decide this point.
GOTTENBURG, JUNE 19.
Admiral Sir R. Keats arrived at Winga Sound
yesterday 'afternoon from the Baltic, with 179 sail
armor coavny. He will sail for England the first fair
wind. The 3)iana packet, having en board the meill
of Friday last, and the Count Renith, a Swedish No-
bleman, who is going as courier with dispatches from
Charles KIII. to the British Government, has been
detained by contrary winds. She will sail in cobs-
pany with the Princess of Wales packet-boat, which
is ordered to take the mail of this evening.
Seven it. 111. a Packet is in sight, name not kneirn.
• STOCKHOLM, JUNE 9.

Qp the sth, the Duke of Sudermania. was chosenl
; the 7th, he was proclaimed ; and on the day,
following a grand procession was to take place, but
the rain prevented it. The nextday, however, it wars.
performed--the streets were lined-by the troops. His

"1--an-1
London, England, 1809-06-24

people.

ItSTAD, JUNE 5.

Adruiril.Sir James SaWear= left this two days
ago for tarlscrona. To-day the convoy for the Bal-1
tic for lite Belt. •
We have seen the. Copenhagen Papers in which
Bonaparte's Bulletin isifinserted, wherein he acknow-
ledges his defeat, and the loss of 10,009 of his. best
troops, but thai it was only occasioned by the awk-
wardness of the German auxiliary troops ; and he de-
elates, that in 14, days he will return with a force to
avenge the degradation he haz met with. He has,
however, abandoned Vienna, and retreated along the
banks of the DanuSe, as fir as Lintz, which place
he completely destroyed by fire before he left it, lest it
Might afford any protection to his pursuers.
The following Proclamation was issued by the new
'Ling, on his ascending the Throne :
Vie, Charles XIII. by the Grace of Gob, Sing
of Sweden, &c. to all our faithful Solirets,
&c. &c, greeting.

'Whom, Minder DIVINE PROVIDENCE, we assumed{
sone tinie ago, the Provisional Government of eur '
beloved native country, committed to us by the States
of the Realm, we immediately called the attention of
the Diet to the indispensable and important task of
framing- a new Constitution,' calculated to promote
the prosperity, tranquillity, and weifareof the country,
by an irrevocable union betiveen the mutual rights
and duties of the King and PeArte of.Swgclep.
The States haring intortned us that they have
not only perfOrniecl the important task committed to,
them by us, and the confidence of theii fellow sub-'
jects,, but also that they have chosen us !Ling of
Sweden, and of the Goths and Vandals, requesting
our approbition of that Choice, the cordial' and loyal
manner in which that election was made, did not
allow`ui,yO decline its acceptance: Relyittg on the
Omnipotent, who explores the inmost recesses of the
human hest% and knows the sincerity and purity of
our sentiments, moved by the most fervent love and,
seal ftt our native land, which can only cease with
our existence, and trusting we shall be most power-
fully supported by the loyal attachment of the noble
swedish nation, we have therefore accepted the
erown and Sceptre of. Sweden.

“ It is far move gratifying to our feelings, to have
been called upon by the free and uncontrouled -voice
the People—to become their-King, their Protector
:-asisiDgeridtr, than if we had ascended the ancient
•• ' Throne merely by right of hereditary succes-
:am; Wt sb,A govern the Kingdom and• People of
Sweden, as ;n andiagene parent does his children—
nfidence in the 'honest-
'with imprveitforbear.i
toward' tb00,169 e” 1124elikrgtolY42Pright.
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vitvct was in the hands of Parliamentary. Comniis.
,liners of Military Inquiry.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
submitted :o the Honourable Gentleman, Whether,
%then h was informed that the subject was, is atrain
ri arrangement., it would not be better for him to
e,,fer h.i3 motion till he should see what would be done
with respect to it. Then it' Vrould he in his power to
bring !onVard any motion he should think necessary.
con the subject.
Alter a few words from Mr. HORNER and Mr.
WHITBREAD, deprecating the postponement of
the motion, unless upon an understanding that in the
resent Session of Parliament the arrangement would
br communicated to the House, or with a view to
give Ministers an opportunity of inquiring whether the
papers could be prodticed without inconvenience,
Mr. WARDLE declared that he had not meant
Iry thing personal to the Right Hon. Secretary at
War, ncither did he feel any personal hostility to his
Majesn.'s Ministers; for he could assure them that he
did not wish to see any other set of Gentlemen in their
o:aces. Ali he had in view in his motion was to
I;;ew that there v'ere faults in the conduct of the
office to which it referred, which faults he wished to
hve corrected. He would withdraw his motion until
some day next week. The motion was then withdrawn.
Adjoyrned till 'Monday.
London, England, 1809-04-29

I F, EVEN! STAR.

LONDON

SATURDA)
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
Consols, for money, 6"h
ornnium preen—Exche'
PRICE OF STOC!
bank Stdck 2441 245 4441
3pa Cent. Red. 66 67 66;-
3 per Cent. Conc 6111.1
4 pet Cent. S 2
per Cent. Navy 9811.
Long Ann.

(, APRIL 29.
DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK.
IF—Ditto for May, 674 i.
quer Bills. 12s. 14s. prr.
(S YESTERDAY.
India Stock 1854
India Bonds, 15s. 16s. 14s. prc.
Excheq. Bills, 13s. 10s. pr.
Lottery Tickets 221. 4s.
Consols, for acc. 671 68 671-

A Flag of Truce sailed from Dover yesterday for
Calais, with dispatches. They probably relate to the
maintenance of, the Russian prisoners at Portsmouth,
as the Admiral is about to depart from this country
fsr St. Petersbuigh : or perhaps Mr. PINKENEY, the
American Ambassad)r, has some communication to
make at tl:e present moment to the American Minister
at Paris.

It was reported last night in the City, that accounts
had been received of the death of BONAPARTE-but
:re have not becn able to trace them to any authentic

!ource.

Yesterday, at two b'ckck, the Committee of Ame-
rican Merchants, agreeably to the notice given, met
at the City of London Tavern, when the result of
repeated interviews between the Lords of Trade and
Messrs. BARING, NIACKENZIE, GLESKIE and MULLET,
was laid btfore them.

We shall not repeat the various misstatements that
have been circulated, but shall content ourselves with
laying before our Readers the substance of the
NEW ORDER 19 COUNCIL,
As communicated in writing by the Lords of Trade
t) the above Gentlemen, and to Mr: SANSOM, the
Chairman of the American Committees
London, England, 1809-04-29

DIE
At her house in Keppel-stree;
agcd 72.

:, Russell-square, Mrs. Dobson,

- At his house at Hillingion, near Uxbridge, Wm. Pope, Esq. of
the King's Remembrancer's Office.
At Egerlougher, Ireland, on the 13th ult. Ann Lang, relict of
the late Robert Lang, aged 113.
Sunday last, at Clifton, Frances Ann, youngest daughter of the
Rev. Francis Capper, of Earlsoliam, Sutlslk.
On the 17th of 143 t October, at itt rhamiore, Bengal, Thomas
Frederick Bevan, Esq. of the Civil Service, and Cullictor of
Moorshedabad:

At I'ulruan, near Fewey, aged 83, Mrs. Mitchell, sixty years
schoolmistress in that neighbourhood, having taught three gene.-
rations reading, writing, and arithmetic, among whom are nisuy
masters of vessels, who owe their nautical Arithmetic to her.

A singular instance of mortality lately uccured at Walsutton,
near Wisheath : Mr. J. Clemensun, a conaiderahle farmer of the
former place, died on the titli instasit ; hie wife- hex :oiled her last
on the 11th; and on the 13th, the second daughter, only 19 ye ars
of age, expired in the arms of her sister.—Nine orphans are yet
'left bcnioan their irreparable: loss.
Sunday morning, in Rusatll-square, the Lady of John Smith,
Esq. M. P.

On the sth instant, at Stant-house, Devonshire, aged 57, Mrs.
Clemens, widow of the late Pets Clements, Esq. Captain in
the Royal Navy.
At Winchester, Mr. Ceoge Fleetwood, attorney.
London, England, 1809-04-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER having ht.en summoned to the House of I.ords
by the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, acquainted the House on
his return, that that House had been in the House of Peers where-
the Royal Assent was given by Commission to several Bills, for
which see the Lords,

Mr. MELI.ISIi mated the second reading of the Cu Light
and Heat Company Incorporation Bill, which accordingly was
read a second time, anti ordertd to be committed.
A Yerson from the Treasury presented an Account of the An-
nual Charges on the Public Debt.

The Report of the Blackfriars Sunday Toll Bill was brought up,
and the Amendment‘ proposed by the Committee were ordered
to bi read a second time this day six months.
Mr. WILBERFORCE obtained leave to bring in a Bill for Re-
&swing and Securing all Charitable Donations to the Poor
throughout Great Britain.
A Message from the Lord.. acquainted the House that their
Lordships had agreed to the Scotch Record Bill, the Navy
Compassionate List Bill, and several Private Bills, 'without any
amendments.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND obtalied leave to
king in a Bill for establishing a I.ocal Militia in that part of
•Orrat Britain called Scotland.
The American Trade Bill was committed. To be reported on
MrlitilaY• •
Mr. ROSE brought up a Bill, allowing certain Exports and
portslm to ana from Nan' Scotia, agreeably to an Act of the 4 7th
of the present King. Read a hist tiger, rued ordered to be read a
semi time 011 /40141.

Mr. RCS! presented a Petition, With the usual Estimates for
the British Museum. Ordered to lie on the table.
The Militia Completion Bill was read a third time and passed.
The Report of the West India Customs Bill was agreed ts, and
the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
Mr. CANNING presented an extract of a dispatch from Sir
John Moore to Mr. Frere, dated Salamanca, December 1808.—
Ordered to lie on the table.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Howe went into a Committee on the Act of the 42d of the
King, Chap. 16th, when a Resolution was passed on the subject
of the price of Sugar, and on the House resuming, leave was
given to bring in a Bill accordingly.
MONEY FOR MILITIA PURPOSES.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, Ist, for an Account of such
Sums of Money as had been issued for Militia purposes from the
Irish Treasury since 1793-2 d, for an Account of such sums as
bad been levied at the Assizes since 1793, for Militia purposes-
3d, for an Account of such Sums as had been issued during the
same period by Collectors, as marchlig money for the Militia.
These, after a few words from Mr. CROAKIER and Mr.FlTzos-
aAi.n, were agreed to.
London, England, 1809-04-29

STAFFOR DSHIR

A capital Estate, with a Residence, Manor, and Advowson.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHL,:, and toi(REsTs
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 29, at TWelve, in 1 Lot,
previously clispased of by Private Gourmet),
ACAPITAL, and very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate in the parish of Ilarn, a beau-.
tiful and romantic part of the oaurry of b• afford, divided (runt
Derbyshire by the River Dove, whia, with the River Manifold,
nearly encircles the property, Ave miles from the market-town
of Ashbaurn, Iv. from Cheattle, 14 from 1 eek, and easy distances
from the watering-itlates of Matlock and Buxton; consisting of
the Manor of with the Royalties and Appurtenances,
co-e!ttensive with the Parish. The dirlimuished and much ad-
mired Seat called ILAM HA1.1., with °dices, Gardens, Plea,.
sure-grounds, Plantations, Hanging Woods, and rich Paddocks,
pleasingly timbered, and intersected by the Rive r, presentiag one
of the most charming and interesting scenes of pi:turesque beauty.
—The denies-^.e lands contain altogether near 1 ttoo Acta s,
chiefly Meadow and Pasture, lying within a king-fence; with
Farm Houses, and suitaLle Out-buildings, a genteel Residence on
a small scale; a public-house, and sundry Cottages, now in the
possession of Sir Hugh }Jateman, 13art. Messrs. 'comlinson,
Hodetinson, Phillips, Smith, Oakden, &c. all Tenants at Will,
except for one Farm, the Lease of ivhich is nearly expired.
The Estate abounos with Lime Stone, and both Lead and Cop.
per have been discovered on the Premises. '1 he River rove is
fan•ous for fine Trout, and that scarce fish the Greyling.—Alsa
the perpetual Advowson and next Presentation to the Vicarage
of Ham, width has been cede:wed with the Great 'Eythes.
mediate possession may be had of the Mansion House, Pleasure-
Grounds, and about 'To acres. On this Estate is a considerable
part of the celebrated valley of Dave Dale, with the craggy and
romantic rocks, the admiratioa and wonder of all travel-
lers.-1 ahe viewed two months preceding the sale, by applying
to Mr. Anthony O.tkden, at Ilarn, of whom printed particulars
may be tlien had. Particulars may also be had of John Ileresford,
Esq. Attorticy, Asltbourn ; of the Printers of the Derby, Stafford,
and Leicester Newspapers ; of Mr. Harroy, Printer, Manches-
ter ; Mr. &Hinge, Printer, Liverpool ; at the Hotels at Buxton
and Vatlork ; place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,
Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, London, where a plan
may he seen.

NOT lINUHAMsHIR E.—MANOR OF HEYWOOD.
By Mr. GASKII.I.,
At the Great Room, Thurland Hall, Pelham-street, Notting-
ham, on Thursday the 4th day of May next, the Sale to com-
mence at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
71 HE followin7 FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ES FA l Ls, in the County of Nottingham, in the following
I.ots, and su'eject to such Coodi7ions of Sa:e and other arrani,e•
ments as may be theta and there proilticcd.
London, England, 1809-04-29

TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST.IND/A STOCK.
Lames AND GENTLEMEN,
THE Election is fixed for the 10th May.—On the
ground of my public servicetin distinguished situations in
India and China, I once more come forward to solicit she honour
of your support.
Unconnected with business, and perfectly at leisure to attend
to your Important concerns, I hope, in the event of my success,
never to forteit the character I have endeavoured to maintain, ty
a zealous and honest discharge of the duties entrusted to my care.
It is my intention to pay my personal respects to every Pro-
prietor, but the shortness of the time allotted, wW, I trust, excuse
sly omission. I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen, ,
Your obliged and faithful servant,
EYLES IRWIN.

King's Head, Poultry,
April 2S, 1809.
Mr.IIIWIPI'S Committee meet daily at the King's Head, Poultry.

RLMMEN7'ARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 98.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Eighteen-
penny Duty Bill, the Naval Officers' Widow's Pensions Bill,
the Irish Sugar Bill, the Irish Provisions Bill, the Malta Prize
Register Bill, the Irish Public Infirmaries' Bill, the Scots Credi-
tors' Bill, Brograve's Divorce Bill, Campbell's Divorce Bill, and a
number of other Bills, in all, public and private, forty-seven.
The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of
Mintrose, and Lord Walsingham.

In an Al.peal from the Court of Session in Scotland," Dr.
Arnot, Rector of the University of St. Andrews, and others, v.
Dr. James and John Flint,• Professor of Medicine in the United
College, and others," Sir Samuel Romilly was heard for the
Appellants.—Further hearing on Tuesday.
The Committee of Privileges in the Borthwick Peerage was
appointed for Monday.
The British Ships Capture's Bill and some private Bills, were
brought up from the Commons by Mr. Wharton, Mr. Jaffe,
Earl Percy, and other Members, and read a first time.
The Navy Compassionate List Bill was read a third time, and
passed; as was also the Scots Records Bill, after a few observa-
tions from the Earl of SUFFOLK on the propriety of having a De-
pository for Records in this part of the United Kingdom.

M. CHARMILLL
The Earl of SUFFOLK said a few words relative to the em-
ployment of Charmilly, to convey the Message recently alluded
to, to Sir John Moore ; and intimated his intention, when he
again returned to town, of making a motion declaratory of his
opinion, of the very suspicious character of this person.
The Earl .of LIVERPOOL said, that M. Charmilly had not
been employed by Government, nor had he been authorised in
any way to interfere with any of the concerns of Government.
The Earl of SUFFOLK wished to know by whom Charmilly
had been sent out of the country.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that he bad not been sent
out of the country.

The Earl of SUFFOLK said, be thought he could not leave the
country without leave of the Government.
The Earl of LI VERPOOLobserved, that Government were not
disposed to throw any obstacles in the way of a foreigner quit-
ting the country; a difficulty arose sometimes in getting, rid of
them.

r
London, England, 1809-04-29

DOVER, APRIL 28.

. _
A Flag of Truce sailed from hence this morning
for Calais, with dispatches.—Came in this morning
the brig Star from Bristol, with sundries, bound to
London, having been captured, with two other brigs,
on Wednesday afternoon last off Peachy Head, by a
large French lugger privateer, and retaken by the
DESPERATE gun-brig : the same night the whole of
the crew of the Star were taken out and put on board
the lugger. The Paz schooner sent a retaken brig
past here for the Downs last night, taken at the same
time as the Star : she was from Liverpool, with salt,
bound to London, but I could not learn her name.
Wind E. N. E. and blows strong.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 28.

. _
Arrived the Prometheus, Calypso, Avenger, Fla-
mer, Sarpen, Cheerful, and Briti•h Fair, cutters.—
Sailed the Britomart, Sheldrake, Havoc, and Briseis,
on a cruize.—ln the Roads, Roebuck, Ephira, and
Vixen, with ships as ahove.---The Ruby, 64 guns,
and Lynx sloop of war, with convoy, bound to the
Baltic, passed this port last night.—Wind S.E.
London, England, 1809-04-29

DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARts.

THE value of this Infdlible Medicine has been 5(
long proved, that nothing of the present day curl bear :,.
competition with it in all the different stages of a certain lliseasc
which it effectually cures and eradicates fro:a the liabit,
exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivatio.i,
without debilitating the constitution in any degree, cr even ruqui-
ring confinement front business, or restriction in diet. .1 lie radical
vin ues of thrse inestimable Drops have proved their ciAi in to public
approbation fur rot Ethan 30 years. In all the debility of b.elt
sexes, they prove a never tailing restorative, whether the debility
is produced by ton free wed mercury, illicit plCasurvi, or thl ef-
fects of a warns climate to travellers, and those going abroad.--
They cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re-
ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets,
and every weakness that affects the bladder and eirtn.i of urine. By
its efficacy many women have become mothers wins fur yeas had
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold -wholes* and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, ChrApside. cor-
ner of Paternoster-row, and retail by )30 am, Portsmouth;
ton, Portsea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull
Dublin; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith and Manderton, Edin-
burgh, and by most Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at
2a. 9d. each, with ample directions.

LONDON : Printed and Published by LEVEL KENT, of Ca! -
'terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STA a-Or 1/ICI, No. I, Caw)•
street. Published abo at the STAR-OsTIVE. rent* tar.
London, England, 1809-04-29

lIWELLiGLWCE.

• PORTSMOUTH, APRIL
Sailed the EAGLE, for Plyinouth, and the LAvisiii
with the following East Indiamen, viz.—
City of London, Captain J. fates ; Castle Eden, captain R.
Colnett; bevonshite, Captain J. Murray; Metcalfe, Captain
M. Isaack4; Surrey, Captain J. A. Cumberlege—for Madras
•and Bengal.
Retreat, Captain Thomas H. Harris; Earl Howe, Captain
W. J. Eastßeld—for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal.
Marchioness of Exeter; Captain A. Nash—for Madeira and
Bombay.
Marquis Wellesley, Captain C. Le Blanc—for Ceylon :.nd
Bengal.

Dover Castle, Captain G. Richardson; 'faunton Castle, Cap-
tain J. Tirnbrell—for Bombay tarect.
United Kingdom, Captain P. D'Esterre—fur St. Helena
and Bengal.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 26.
Arrived the Danish schooner Hamlet, Captain
JACKSON, from Bayonne, with wine and brandy, cap-
tured by an English frigate.
PLYMOUTH, AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, APIA, 9.7.
Yesterday Rear-Admiral DIXON arrived here from
Pertsmouth and hoisted ith-flag on board the Teme-
rake, in Cawsand Bay.
Rear-Admiral STOPFORD, with his division of the
Rechefort Beet, is hourly expected in this port. The
gallant Adniii al is on the eve of a matrimonial alli-
ance with Miss FA NSHAWE, daughter of Commissioner
FANSHAWir, of this dock-yard.
Arrived the Eliza tender, with impressed men from
Ireland.

'Came in the John and Robert, of London, W. G.
FANLABY master, from Saloe and Gibraltar, with
wine and cork, for orders ; John and Sally, Captain
Roarars, from Waterford, for London, with oats ;
Purgy schooner, from the Westward.

[... The HYACINTH sloop, of 24 guns, was commis-
sioned last evening.
-

The SAN JOSEITH, 112 guns, was commissioned
this morning ; the crew of the Royal George have been
turned over to her, and Vice-Admiral DUCKWORTH
is hourly expected to hoist his flag• on board her.
London, England, 1809-04-29

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