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valve of. this'lnfailible Medi h :s
long proved, :ha nothing of the prey :It thy ' :-
competition with it in all the different stalces of a i is, s' r
which it effectually cures and eradicates front :he habi:, A ;11..0;;;-..
exciting the painful feLliiigs and exposure that attends sail, ati...!!,
without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even
confinement from business, or re stric:ion in dirt. '1 he ;
virtues of these Mt stinfible Drops have proved their claim to 1, übrc
approbation for me :than 30 years. in all the debility,of bet'a
sexes, they prove a never ftiiirg restorative, whether the debih.l
is produced by ton free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or tie ::-
fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abrod.—
They cannot he recinumentled too strongly to those who will re-
ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all chi stubb..rn
and every weakness that affects the bladdei and orgami of urine by
is efficacy many womin have become mu. hers .olio for years had
been derr:ved of that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Sutler's, No. 4, Cheapside, cor-
ner of Paternoster-row, and reatir by BeAam, Portsmouth; Wes-
toe, Portseni ; Wills and Rogers;PlYniturth • Peck, Hull; Calwe'l,
Dublin; Macdonald, Glasgow Stott!! 'and Manderton,
burgh, and by most Country Mew Voders, In bottles a:
tts. 9d. each, with ample directions.

LONbQN r Printedlied Published by LEVEL. F-EN C. •
, minify Piet*, Le.tebtidt. et the STA •-Orr scs, No. t. CaLt4 •
street, Published sho at the STAI-Os SKS. Temple 'eat

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London, England, 1809-05-27

VOTE OF CREDIT.

After a few observations from the Earl of LIVER-
POOL in favour of encouraging the exertions of Spain
and Austria ; which the Duke *of NORFOLK shortly
opposed, an Address to
.his Majesty was voted in
terms c'f the Message.
The hills on the table were then forwarded in their
respective stages, and the House adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, MAY 26.

The ship Owners, the Windsor Forest, the Poor Removal,
and the Irish Post Roads tills, were forwarded in their several
stares.
Mr. FOSTER pres'7.nted a Bill for raising a Loan of 1,250,0001.
by way of amiuity : and also a Bill for raising a loan of 500,0001.
by Treasury Bills, for the service of Ireland in the present yvar ;
both were read the first time, and ordered for a second reading
to-morrow.

Mr. VANSITTAPT moved for the printing of several ac-
counts upon the table, respecting the proceedings of the Com-
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt—Ortlered.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that a Committee of Mem-
bers then present, be appointed to attend a conference with a
Committee of the Lords, respecting some amendments made in
the Lords' House, upon the Local N gliti4 Amendment Bill.

_ .
Agreed to : the Cmmittee attended f.ftthwith, ald on theft
return Lord Castl.reagh reported to the House, that the Lords
had agreed to vdbhdraw their Amendments.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER presented at the
Bar an Abstract of the Returns of the First-fruits anal Tenths,
which he tioverl should lie on the table, and be taken into con-
sideration on Wednesday next.
. . . .

Mr. PONSON B wi,hed to know whether it was the inten-
tion of the Right Hon. Gentleman to take any steps in the busi-
ness this Sessi3:: ?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, it was in
his contemplation to propose that a sum of money should be gran-
ted to :he trustees of Quern Anne's Bounty, to be applied to the
I chief of the Clergy who were entitled to it under tLat A ct. 'To
this he trusted the House would have no objection. As to any
ulterior object, he would defer the consifts ration of that until fur-
ther informaliwi wai laid before the House.

Lord CASTLEREAGH obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
the better regulation of the office of Agent-General to Volt.ateers
and Local
London, England, 1809-05-27

Y .A yen() N

.EAT NEAR WALH4M GREEN
IDDLESEX.
vtlth Pleasnreensand; Garden and
mediate Possession may be had.
/YEE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
instant, at la o'clock, *Garrey/ay:B
Cornhill, London,
A le PREEHOIfb ESTATE,
situate in pleasant and retired situation near lAralbam
Green, surrounded by Garden Grounds, and within three miles
of Hyde Park Corner, a short distance from sbe River Thinness
and Kensington Gardtns, railed Winyaw Cottage, fir fortbe im-
mediate reception of a family The premises are erected In the
Gothic style at a very considerable expence, with thatched roof,
a balcony in fro-s, and contain Dining and Breakfast Parlours,
Drawing-room end Study, about 34 feet by 2i; with folding Go-
thic Doors neatly fitted up, six Bedchambers, Dressing-ronm,
&remits' Apartments, and a Cold Balt, a Yard with exc,lient
Coacfi-honse and three-stall Stable, Pleasure Groand;bordered
with Ptantations, walled Garden and Paddock, the velisle about
three acres. •
TO be viewed ten days preceding Abe sale, by tickets, which,
with printed particulars, may he had of Messrs.'Sklmser, Dyke,-
Tuehin., an/ Forrest, Aldengate-stregt., ' •

BEDFORD PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE.
LEASEHO!.'D RESIDENCE, with immediate Possession.
siarrisi.. FURNITURE, Select LIBRARY 'of BOOKS,
and various Effects.
By Masers. EKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Monday the Sth June, at 1s o'Clock, on the Premises,
AGENTEEL LEASEHOLD commcdinus RE-
SIDENCE, with conveniemt Domestic Offices, Coach-
linuse, Stabling, and hack court, most desirably situate, N 0.96,
on the Wit site of Bedford-place, Russell•square. •
The Premises coDtain a handsome suite of Drawinr Rooms, on
• the principal itorey. an excellent Dining nom with Breakfast
Parlour, suitable. Dedchambers and Servants apartments held
for an unexpired term of 5 years, at a moderate rent.
On the same and following Day will be sold,
The genteel Household Furniture, handsome Drawing-room
Suite, a fine toned patent Piano Forte, capital Six-barrel Organ,
excellent Powliar Pieces, a large Terrestrial Globe, a Telescope,
a select library of Books, collection of Maps and Charts, Tattle
and Dessert Services, Cott Glass, handsome Bedsteads, with Ca-
llen and other Hangings, prime Bede and Bedding, a variety of
ese.dient Cabinet Work in patent Dining Tables, Library and
W7itingTaldes, Sideboards Wardrobes, Drawers, Morocco
Leather Chairs, Carpets, planned Oil Cloths, and very good
Kitchen requisites.
The Howie to be viewed by Tickets, and the Furniture
.on Sa-
turday preceding the Sale. Pariculars anti Catalogues may be
bad of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Alclersgste-
tier,ni! ; and T. the Premises.

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! -SAL: S B
A DELiblirripl, RSTR
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Comisting of a:Cottage/Ma,
Paddock, of which imn
By Messrs. Si IT INNER, '
Tuesday next, the Soth i
1
OnilliFF'-Coffce-house,
'Chan,
. A MOST Desirable
London, England, 1809-05-27

MILITIA COF4PLETIONT RILL.

Lori CA FT!. BR t Ace appeared at the bar, and requested a co-.-
fetenct in bchslf of the Comrn'rts with their Lordships, respec-
ting the Amendments made by their Lordships in the above bill.
Stveral Peers were immediately appointed to manage the con-
ference, at the heal of which was Lord AYLESBURY.
After a shirt deliberation they returned, and Lord A•tesseitv
reported the result to the House ; when, urn the motion of the
Fan of Liverpool, the House at to withdraw the amend-
ment, and a Mvssage was forthwith sent t• the Commons to ac-
quaint them thereof.
London, England, 1809-05-27

TI-IE ANNALS OF SPORTING,
SY CAL'S QUIZ LAI, ESQ.
This day was pubbeiell, In OLIO volame, small Bvo. on a fine draw-
ing paper, embciiiihed with twenty-nine Caricature Prints, by
Rowlandson coloured, price los. ud, in extra boards,
I HE ANNALS OF SPORTING !.! by CALEB
QUIZ Ll.l, Esq. and his various Correspotidenis.
" The Courtier is thrown in pursuit of his gams,
The Poet too often laid low,
Who, mounted on Pegasus, rides after fame,
With bark-forward—huzza! Tally-ho !!"
Encomium on this Work. .
The Annals of Sporting, by Caleb Quizem, Esq. is the best Sa-
tire on the subject that we have yet met with. It does infinite
credit to the talents of the author ; and its genuine wit and humour
fairly rank it with Gambadoe's celebra'ed Annals of Horwenian-
ship, of which indeed lc nay be considered a spirited continua-
tion.—Examiner.
• London: Ptsbliabed try"l homes Tegg, No.lll, Cheapside ;
and sold by 'l'. Goddard and C. Chapple, Pall Mall ; Wni. Ma-
son, Nu. si , New I:Ina-street ; Lackington, Alku, and Co. Fine.
bury-square; by the Booksellers at the Royal Exchange also by
Mr Sutherland, Bookseller, EdiOburgh ; and /Messrs. 4ansain,
BOoksellera, Glasgow.
London, England, 1809-05-27

gliNOVA'11:1) 1-11AL.1 ki.

iT has been too irccinently the subject of just ar.l
general reprobation, that men deptituts of the dements of
the medical art have offered themselves as candidates fa-
public patroaage in the profession of physic. For the purpose ei
doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, ati4
prevent us from being classed among those empiric, whose imp
dent pretensioils have, unfortunately for society, been too favour-
ably received, wp beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlight-
ened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirement..
After having received aregular medical education,. as the pupils
of Messrs. Grintlal and Blixard, Whose lectures and practice vio
carefully attended, as Profesors and Surgeons of the London Ho,-
pital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated
school for me•ioal acquirements, till! Royal Collece of Fa/-
buret, and were instructed in the different branches r• inatornyr
Surjery, the •I'lteory and Practice of Pln•se, Chenitniy, MV .
witery, Botany, Zcc. &c. &c by those eminent Prote.sors, Drs.
Morro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford.
We trust we shall not he deemed presumptuous in sayine, that.
our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Havlrg
for a long series of years made VBNERFAL COMPLAIN-I S,"
and the various diseases of pIi.BILI'VY, the particular•object of
our :miles and c, ire, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have
acquired superior knowledge of their-treatment and care. lo
slight aril recent sof infection, a perfect re-establishment is
comp:eted in the short period of two days, and in these cif t!:e
utmilist inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of rue-
cess, al:lroner I .-rseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to tl:e
patient Stale and radical cure;
Amidst Cie nislincholy variety of disorders which are the ef-
fects of a habit long an.l most unhappily pursued by the youth r..t-
both sexes, there, are none more alartning or inure diitressing
those deliehincies and debilities which frequently prevent or tr.:-
bi:tcsthe:>,,:trimonial state. To Such person, it must be 7.:
rehLction to know that they may now, by a new and in`.
mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all l
blessing 4, a s:rong, manly, and vigitrosio constitution.. In ail
of Debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every e, •
-cita of Venereal infection, we may be consulted by patient, .
either sex with-the great. st secrecy and honour. Hours of z4:-
natation at home front ten to three, and front six is the eezi::::g
till ten at right.
Patients in the country are requested to state the particular;
of
their case, age, and general habit of living. .oclosing a 1-::Ti?.-
tance fur advice andsinedicines, when the same will be given or
ent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrey su ei-
sential to our undertaking, the postage of letters 1111 be itell1;!:a
the account for Medicines.
CUR tf IF. and Co. Fin-teens, No. 107, 1.itn^(Z1r:!••••
London, England, 1809-05-27

SOCII TY- FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS,
MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE.
Adelphi, May 22, 1809
THE Distribution of the PREMIUMS and
BOUNTIES-voted to the respective Candidates during the
present Session, will be on Tuesday, the :Kith instan:. at Twelve
o'clock a: Noon, in the Great Room of the Society, whet the
Candidates are to attend. Strangers cannot be admitted without
a written order from, or a personal introduction by, a Menlb4r of
'the Society.
Carriages to set down with the, horses heads towards Bucking!
I ham-street, and drive off by Robert-street and the 'Terrace.
0„4" No person can be admitted before cloven o'clock.
The Society acknowledge the receipt of 'Fen animas, sent them
anonymously. By Order,
C. TAYLOR, M. O. Secrt:-nrv.
London, England, 1809-05-20

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 19.

Salted the PROTECTOR gun-brig, with transports to
Plymouth. Dropped down to Lit. Helen's, t•is Ma-
jesty's ships DROMEDARY and HINDOSI W. 11.1

DEAL, MAY 19.

Arrived the ALEION, of 74 guns, with the Ceylon
and Alexandria East India ships from and
KANGAROO sloop from a cruise.

YARMOUTH, MAY 19.

Arrived the BRAVDAGAREN 1.,1111 brig from H
goland with dispittclleF, saieto contain an aecou of
the French having suffered a defeat ; also arr red the
FURY bOmb. Sailed the VIXEN. Remain in the
Road's the Roebuck, Aboukir, Alexandria, Chan..
deer, Calypso, and Centinel gun brig with convoy'
wind bound. Wind E S. E.
GREENOCK, MAY 17.

The Harmony, PATERSON, from St. Croix, passed
for Port Glasgow during the night. Spoke on the
15th April, the Levant, SIRMAN, out 21 days from
the Downs, bound to Philadelphia. Spoke also on
the Ist May, .the brig Cires, WISHARM, out 25 days
from Sund !Hand, bound to Quebec.—The American
ship independence, SOLOMON, came to the Tail of
the Bank last night ----she is from Perthamboy. The
Independence, IMALxine, which arrived here on Sun-
day from Charleston, with a cargo of rice, cotton,
and pine timber, sailed yesterday for Cottenhaigh,
her original destlnatioa.—Thc Belrast, GA mmotic, •
from Jamaica to Belfast, is arrived off Kinsale dis-
masted.—The British brig Nancy, from Charleston
for Amelia, stranded on the south end of Sapelo, on
the 27th March.. Vessel and cargo lost=—crew sav".l.
GRAVES!thD, MAY 19.
Arrived the Queen Charlotte, from the Cape cf
Good 1-lope.—Sailed the Militia, Mossos, for Hayti,
and Swift, CuraniiNG, for Newfoundland.
London, England, 1809-05-20

Tbbi day was pablished, in 3 Vols. royal 4to. price Four Guineas
and A Kik; extra boards ; or the same Work in one Volume
royal Svo. price One Cuiata and a Half, bound,
THE COSTUME of the ANCIENTS. By 'CHO-
SA AS HOPE. This Work consists of Two Hundred En-
Eravings to Outline, with nom Prefatory Matter. •
Printed for Win. Millar, Allicniarle-stecer.

This day was publi3hipd, in decoy Evo, price 13s. hoards,
LEME NT S OF ART, a Po1:a -en PAINTING, in
1A Si: Canto::; wi-li Nees and a Preface, including Rtric•ures
on the State of the Arts, Criticism, Patronage, and Public Ta6te.
By NIARTIN ARCHILR R. A.
Printed for William Millcr, Alhemarle-stroet.
Of whom nity he had, by the same Author,
RHYMES on ART; or, The. Remonstrance of a. Painter, in
two Parts; wit% Notes. Third Edi:ion. Price 7s. hoards.

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London, England, 1809-05-20

SHEEP.
This day was publiskod, in 12sarto, prite Two Guineas, in boards,
Illustritedstith a variety 0 Plates,
IkSYSTEM of SWEEP-GRAZING and MA-
NAGEMENT.* tonsctised in ROMNEY MARSH.
By DANIEL NO CE, Esq. of Appledore, Kent.
London: Printed for Altscsan Puma's, Bridge-street; and
to be had all Booksellers. . , .

A NEW AND IMPORTANT WQRK.
This day was published, price 9d. or Thirteen to the Pozen, with
the full allowance to Schools, -
THE 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.
By 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 be 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 proceeds by easy steps to the definition and explanation of all
kinds of &pillar and common &ejects. It bears in fact, as to
the business of life, and the first principles of general knowledge,
exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy
Catechisms of Dr. Watts, bear to tie Principles of Religion and
Morality.
Printed for RICHARD Putties, No. 6, Bridge-street, Lonclrin ;
and to be bad, with the other much approved Worts of the same
Author, of all Bookselless in Town and Country/.

HAR/EY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, &c.
LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility
-1--4• and Gentry, the above admired article is prepared only at
her Warehouse, No. it, Edwerdi-screet,Portnvan-square; and (by
appointment) may be had of J. Batter, Edinburgh; 13111, Scar-
borough ; GregsuilS, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; "lei ry,
Brighton; Lorner, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedham, Bath ;
Jeffery', Salisbury; Litter, ;svaitsea; Stephens, Bridlington
Quay, &e. &c. and to prevent rpurtotts imitations, each bottle
has Mr. Harvey's signature mi the label.
E. L. at the same time begs ro recommend her genuine Essence
of Anchovies, which with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles,
may be had in cax2s of all sizes, for family use and exportation.
London, England, 1809-05-20

AS CRONOMY.
Th:q daywaspubliithid, to two eitsant vots. price ifs. hi boards,
E SYSTEM of the WORLD, according to
sir Isaac Newton apd subsequent Mathematicians.
_ _

liy I'. S. LAPLACE, hekmber of fh' National Institute.
Translated in. o English by .1. POND, F. R. S.
?Silted RICHARD Pun. Lies, London, and to be had of all
Booksellers. Of whom may be had,
The WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a Familiar Display
e: Pliccnonicoa of the Starry Heavens, with numerous large
1 :7:-avings, price Gs.
London, England, 1809-05-20

MARRIED.
Monday, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, the Rev. John Boucher,
M. A. Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, and Vicar of Kirk-
Newton, Northumberland, to Letitia, daughter of Richard Moles-
worth, Esq. and niece to Viscount Molesworth.
On the 13th inst. at Eastington, Edward Myles, Esq. to Mi,s
Sophia Sarah Jones, of Cobham, Surrey, daughter of the lute
Colonel Jones, of the 14th regimen.
At Mary-la-Bonne Church, James Bogle Delap, Esq. of the
Kiag's First Reg:lnent of Dragoon Guards, to Haellet, eldest
daughter of Nathaniel Hillier, Lsq. of Stone Park, Surrey.

DIED.
In Lincoln's-inn-fields, the only son of B. Tyndale, Esq.
'I bursday, at his bouse, at Islington, in the ti5Lll year all!. se,
William Welby, Esq. of' the Middle
,e4tifile.
Monday last, in Norfolk-street, Agee, SV, Mrs. Debars', wire of
the Rev. Peter Debaryi Hurstb)ro Tarrant, Hants.
Sunday evening, at bet daughter's house, at :leavitree, after a
lingering illness, Mrs. Eversfield, widow of the Rev. John Evers-
field, late of Durisford, Devon.
At Fowey, Mrs. Fiie, wife of Lieut. Eft-, of that town.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON MUDGE TO-Moßptcjw.
Morning . ft 19 "mutes after
.Afternoon t 45 minutes, atter di
London, England, 1809-05-20

NO ADVANCE UN IRIsH LINENS, A'&:blo. .50, GREA:I
it UsSELL-STR E ET, oppoolte the BIC ITISHO,7O USEUM.
THE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY, having
-1- a large stock ou hand previous to the advance, conthilte to
supply the public, at their original low prices. • They sell no ar-
ticle hut Irish Linen, and Sheeting, warranted as to fabric; and to
be bleached without chemical acid. As various mistakes have
twctart d, they make known, their Linens can Ise had at no house
in London, but the above, as they have. no connection with any
nth, r. A single piece (and not less), at wholesale price.--With
con ,ry orders, a remittance iti requested.—Cash for Irish Notes.
N. B. The trade supplied as usual, at No. SO, Great Russell-
stice,,, opposite the British Museum. E. BURCH,
Agent to the CoMpany.
London, England, 1809-05-20

'FM; day was published, price as.
PLEMENTS OF REFORM, or an ACCOUNT
•• '(the MOTIVES and INTENTIONS of the ADVOCATES
ELT I'ALIAMENTARY REFORMATION.

Ey WILLIAM COEBETT,
Proprietor of the Political Register.
" Englishmen read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest."
Printed and published by 'I". Gillet, No. 7, C own-court, Fleet.
scr et, Lo..don ; and. to be bad of all Booksellers and Newsmen
i: fowl, and Country.
London, England, 1809-05-20

COX'S MEDICAL COMPENDIUM. .
This day was published, •
A new Edition, enlarged and improved, puce 81. extra boards,
printed on fine wove paper (patroubedby Sir Walter Farquhar
alit ether eminent Physicians),
COX'S NEW FAMILY MEDICAL COM-
PENDIUM, considerably enlarged. The following Addi-
dlr.s are now made, I. A Guide to Pharmacy, &c. Y. The dif-
ft-eat formula of the New London, Edinburgh, and Dublin
Phannacopzias. 3. A very interesting Account of Mineral and
9 .ttln- Waters. 4. A lilossary, or Explanation of Technical
••:"71s; together with Instructions for the Doses of Medicine,
a.i.C3 of Diet and Regimen, and other useful informaion.
iar Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme Paternoster-
tv•*; Gilbert and Illudges, Dublin ; and sold by all Booksellers,
hy the Autht.r, D. Cot, (Chem ist to his Majesty), Gloucester,
I,ra• or and sole Proprietor of the Charcoal Dentifrice, Aromatic
Ptilit, and Improved Family Medicine Chests, &c.
London, England, 1809-05-20

QUARLES'S MEDITATIONS.
11. is day was published, in One Volume, Crown Octavo, a new
with a Head of the Author, by Freeman, price 7s. la
boards
MA&UAL. OF DEVOTION; or, JUDGNIENT
'LVA and Maser Tea ATTLICTIM Sows; consisting of Me-
Sitations, Soliloquies, and Prayer. .

By FRANCIS QUARLF.S.
By the Rev. THOMAS FROGNALL DIBDIN, F. S.A.

Author of an " Introduction to the knowledge of rare and va-
!wide Editions of the Greek and Latin Olinda; and Editor al
the reedit Edition of Sir Thomas Mere's Utopia. ! •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1809-05-20

BitEiLtdziki.

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• •
EPSOM PACES.
•
1111 h • THIRD _AT, FRIDAY, MAY 19.
the grit sear of i renewal of the Oaks Stakei of Piny Marmite
each, h. ft. tbr 9-yr old Hiles Sst. 41).
Gen. L. Govter's Maid of Orleans .
Mr. Forth's b. f. Zaida • -
Mr. Wihon's f. Spindle - • •
General Crosvenor's b. f Cfiryseis
'lle Judge placed four, ten haNing started:
12 Hid agst the win:ler-7 to 9 agst Chryseisr-4 and S to 1 UM
spindle, and e4w I agSt Zaida.
. A fine Race, an.', won by a fleck.
A Plate of £5O for 3 yrs old, 7.J. 71b. and *I yrs old, est. elb.—•
Ttiko heati.
Mr. Elwes's Miss Sophia
Mr. Ladbroke's Chester - -
Five to 2 on Chectei.
The first heit was a good our, but the second was won hollow.
The Headley Stakes of 30gs. each; lOgs ft.
Mr. Floworth's Viscountesi -
Mr. Ladbruke's ch. c. Gohanna -
Colianna was the favouiiie.

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ON NEARING THE BELL TOLL FOR ME FUNTRAL Or A

♦ER! AMIABLE AND PA CH LAMENT= LADT,
• JANVAIY 1809.

Hark! what a mournful solemn sound
Rolls murnfring through cloudy air I
It strikes the soti with awe profound,
Affects the gay—alarms the fair:
With what a pathos does it speak !
Affecting deep the thoughtful mind:
The golden schtmes of fully break
, That hold in glittering snares mankind.
'Tis Death's dread herald calk aloud,
Proclaims hii corquest through the skies :
The Sun retires behind a cloud,
And Nature seems to sympathize.
It is not hoary tottering age
That now lies stretch'd beneath his stroke,
The tyrant stern that feels his rage;
Th' oppressor's rod that now is broke.
'Tis female excellence! 'tie ROSA'S bell!
Cairn iti her prkne of youthful bloom :
For ROSA sounds the doleful knell,
And calls her to the silent tomb.
But Boss's Armes ne'er can die,
They leave a grateful rich perfume;
And now transplanted to the sky,
In Heav'n's krunortal gardens bloom
Lzieester.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FAI.MCUTH, MAY 17.
Arrived the Gratitude, Row, from TenetifFe.—
Willi S. E.

PLYMOUT:-I-DOtK, MAY is.

The MARLBOROUGH and MONA nen, if 74 guns
each, with the five Indiamen, still remain in eitwsand
Bay. No arrivals this day. Sailed the Resettrilos
hired cutter for Rochefort ; the EN.COUNTER gun brig
on a cruize ; and the FUME/CT gun br!g for Lisbon,
with a number of transports contalning troops. big.
gage, and stores, which have arrivcd here from e
eastward, for the supply of our arm; in Poialgal.—
Admiral STOI'FORD, in the CESAR, VIIIIIJite Basque
Roads, for this port, on the Ist of next month.
London, England, 1809-05-20

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
A GENTLEMAN possessed of a valuable. ESTATE,
situate in a delightful part of South Wales, is desirous to
dispose of the same.
It consists of a Mansion-horse, adapted for the Residence of a
large Family; and Farms of the value of Seven Hundred Pounds
a Year. .a

As the Pro Pewter designed it for his Residence, ever.- attention
hat been pied to arrangement, and may now be said to be as com-
plete a Residence as any of its kind in the Kiagdom.
The Proprietor's only season for parting from it, is its distance
from his other property, :fed thdrefore he is willing to treat for it
by Private Contract, or he will exchange it funny Estate of equal
value in amy of the Middle Counties ; or the Counties of Essex,
Kent, Surrey, Watford, Suffolk, ear Cambr dge ; or fur Build
ings in London.

Aldrt ss A. B. Will's liiioffeo-hon se, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn,
London.
London, England, 1809-05-20

•
MERINO RAMS.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, at BATH, on Tuesday mortdog,
the 30th of May, .•
•
ONE HUNDRED ANGLO-MERINO RiA.MS;
unshorn, being part of the Bock of John R. Lucas, Esq., of
Stapleton Irfewar.--As a great many of these sheep are handsome,
and the wool of many o f them as fine as that imported from vain,
this sale is well worth the attention of Gentlemen and Farmers,
breeders of Anglo-Merino Sheep.
London, England, 1809-05-20

Just published,

Ey H Co Lauax, 50, Conduit-street, London ; and sold by An-
derson, Edinburgh ; and Wogan and Curatniug, Dublin.
_ _ _

1. A PIC. TURE of LISBON ; taken on the spot,
with Sketches of the Government, Character, and Man-
ner; of the Portuguese in general, Bvo. Bs.—This Picture of Lis-
ion is an interesting performance; it deserves an attentive perusal
(rut' the curious details which it contains. OUT. Ras,.
A Picrutce of VALENCIA, by Christian Augusta's Fisher,
avo. res.—We have no hesitation in recommending this Work to
.be attention of the Public at the present crisis. ANTIJ AC. Rev.
London, England, 1809-05-20

N EIMI3F.E. .69231

FOR THE BENEFFI' OF MR. BRANDON,
Box-Book and House-Keeper,
OF THE LATE THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
NOW AT Tug THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET..
O(NN WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 24., will be
presented a Comedy (not acted this Season) called
A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE.

Young Rapid, Mr. LEWIS,
oeisg bis last appearance in that character, and the last night
but three of his appearing on the Stage.)
Charles Stanley. Mr. ¶iRUNTON;
vr Hubert Stanley, Mr. hitIRRAY ; Vortex, Mr. WADDY ;
ti•artlty, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Prank Oatland, Mr. EMERY;
I.trmbr Oatland, Mr. DAVENPORT; Bronze, Mr. KING ;
Hair Dresser, Mr. WILDE ; John, Mr. SARJANT;
James, Mr. JEFFRIES ; Landlord, Mr. ATKINS;
gaiters, Messrs. TREBY and T. BLANCHARD;
And Old Rapid, Mr. MUNDEN.
:111cn, Miss BRISTOW; hefty Oatland, Miss NORTQN;
Miss Vortex, Mr.. GIBBS,
(Beingtheir first appearance in those characters.)
t',^ c9urse of the evening, a new Song, written and composed
by Mr. Di'din, called Englhh Tars, and Lord Cochrane, by
Nlr. Taylor.
.4 toe Comic Song, called John 801 l in Town, or British Wool'
for Ever ! by Mr. Emery,

To which will be added, the Farce of
THE CRITICIC:
OR, A TRAGEDY RB.HEARSED.
Wr;:ten by R. B. SuitalDAN, Esq.
Puf, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Sir Pretful Plagiary, (tint time) Mr. EL ANCHARD;
Sneer, Mr. MURRAY ; Dangle, Mr. FARLEY ;
%hider Prompter, Mr. WILDE.
Mts. Dangle, Miss LOGAN.
TRACI:DIAN/I :
Don Ferolo Whiolterandas, Mr. LISTON ;
Lord Eurleigh, Mr. KING; Governor, Mr. WADDY ;
Earl of Leicester, Mr. JEFEERIES ;
Sir Walter Raleigh, Mr. TRUMAN.;
Master of the Horse, Mr. ATKINS;
Sir Christopher Hatton, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Beef-eater, Mr. LAMBERT.
_ _ _

Minna, Mrs. usToN ; Confidante, Mrs. WHITMORE ;
Nieee,, Mrs. WATTS and Miss I.ESERVE.

To conclude with a Grand Ses Fight, and' Rule Britannia."
Tick.-ts and Plates to be „had of Mr. Brandon, Box-Oflite,
fr3)--Market, and N. 9, Cockspur•s:rert, Charing-Cross.
London, England, 1809-05-20

This day was published, in three volumes 4to. price Six Guineas
in boards, and our, price Nine Guineas in beards,
A NEW DOR and EXTINCT PEER-
I- AGE of ENGLAND . or, Genealogy of those Peers made
by Writ or Creation, whose Titles are presumed to be either
Dormant, is Abeyance, er absoluteli Extinct. interspersed with
tleir public empleymet;ts, most medicable actions, and remula.
lilt anecdotes, from the Norman Conauest to the present time.

By T. C. BARKS.
Printed for J. White and Co. Horace's Heads Fleet-street.
The Subscribers who have not yet recei►ed the 3d volume,
which is now ready, may have it as above, price Z. its. in boards.
For an account of this work, see the Critical Itzview for De-
te:nber and February last, and the Annual Review for 11108.
London, England, 1809-07-12

EDUCATION.
Ish TT.. ROBINSON, having, twelve months ago,
I'l submitted to the Public " an Outline of his plan of Instruc-
tion," containing STRICTURES on EDUCATION ; and having
exi,:iraced from a great number of learned and enlightened men,
th 2. ,iention to his system, on which alone he founded his hopes
o' their favour and patronage, can now, with that steady confi-
C:nce arising from the concurrent testimony of many respectable
fully qualified to appreciate the practical utility of his
ft;'‘.'t,.i in the advancement of their Sons under his care, repeat
..:)peal to the Public, for the purpose of completing the num-
• s;!. of Young Gentlemen, whoin he has the 'means of ac-
c•-•:7:ll(.dating in his house, o. 53, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS.
4 h who may wish to consult his Outline may have it at his
:heui ; or at Mr. Harris, Bookseller, St. Paul's. Price Is. to
vertu idle applications.
•.• Young Men, whose education has been either unskilfully
:2,7auctcd or partially neglected, may speedily be qualified for the
by a SPECIAL and rastiLtAx introduction to the
St d:.; necessary for that purpose.
London, England, 1809-07-12

RENT IN ADVANCE.

IV-ANTED to Rent, for a Term, a large Track
Y of Land (from One Thousand Acres upwards.) It must
bp nithin 200 miles of London, and consist for the greater past
of rod Down Land or Middling Pasture, and some very good
Ara -
r-n having such Lands to let, may hear of an unexceptionable
Tenant, (who will pay, if required, some years rent in advance)
by (Erecting, post paid, to P. P. Powell, Esq. at the Post-Office,

STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn in One Day,
90ttrof OCTOBER, 1809.
SCHEME.

4
5,000 £Bo,ooo
4
4
8,000
8
560
54
12
2,
36
4,820 ................ .. 15
36
73,800

40,000 Tickers. X 200,000
This Lottery consists of only 5000 Numbers (from I to 5000
inclosiie); but there are Four Tickets of each Number, which
will be severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such
Number; for instance, if No. I should be drawn a Prize of
the Four Tickets of that number will each be entitled
to £40,000, making, in the whole £80,00s) ; so that if any person
should purchase more than One Ticket of the same Number, and
that Number prove fortunate, he may gain,
By Two Tickets of the same Number,
A Prize of - - - - . X 40,000
Ey Three Tickets of the same Number, •
A Prize of - _ - e 60,000

By Four Tickets of the same Number,
A Prize of - - - - - • - £BO,OOO
And all other Prizes in the same Proportion.
Tickets and Shares are on Sae at all the Offices.
London, England, 1809-07-12

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. rupee-
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FT.ITh LOTTERY are on Sale at their Offices, Bank Buildings,
Combat; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-
Crou. There are but 5,000 Numbers (from Ito 5,000 inclusive)
‘o4r Tickets of each Number. The whole to be drawn in One Day.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
4

4
t
&c. &c. &c.
Schemes at large gratis.
London, England, 1809-07-12

STATE LOTTERY,
TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.

QIVIFt and Co. respectfully inform the Public,
LJ that lickets and Shares are now on Sale at all their Offices;
rt the 14111 C tune they beg leave to recommend to the attention of
th-ir Friend.. the Scheme of the present Lottery,which they trust
malt their approbation and support : in order to prevent
d,oppointment, it is necessary to observe, that there are only
5,00 Numbers in the Lottery, and of course no Number higher
than 5,000; and that the Whole will be Drawn in One Day.

. .
CAPITAL. PRIDES.
4
4
4 of

&c. &C. &c.
A, there are Four Tickets of each Number, Adventurers may
tve tic Chance of gaining Eighty Thousand Pounds.
London, England, 1809-07-12

MARRIED.

At Hetbersett, Hort*lVA by the Rev. B. Edwards, Mr. Wil•
Liam Abttl, merchant, to Harriot the youngest daughter of lame/
•
Hardy, Esq. of the same place.
On the Ist instant, at Elham, Carols; Nichol!, of the Soul"
Kent Volunteers, to Mrs. Boyton of Dover.

DIED.

, Thursday last, of a decline; Tit Mount Bailey, near Thandalk,
Anne the wife of Thomas Wltteill, BA. Captain 'the 824 R.
&teat of Foot.
Monday last, in Dov.er-street! Ficeodißy, Colonel Francis
•Carruthers, late of the 61st Reoftneut. '

LONDON: Printed and Published by LEVEL KENT, of Can-
terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAR•OF VICE, No. 1, Catej•
street. Pt,bhsbed abo at the STAI 0/1/ICI I Temple Bar.
London, England, 1809-05-29

SHEERNESS, MAY 27.

Sailed this day the ROLLA man of war, with a fleet
of merchant ships, to Gottenburgh, and ,Lveral por:s
in the Baltic.—Arrived several ships after the con-
voy sailed, from the Westward ; and number of
small galliov, for London, bound to Heligoland,
whither the convoy will sail en the S lst inst.—Wind
S. W.
London, England, 1809-05-29

NAY .IL INTELLIGENCE..

..,

• The Raleigh South-wh tier, arrived at Plymiina.
from Madeira, parted from the Princess 4.117.,n5it:
packet from Jamaica on rriday. The Raleigh
from Madeira on the 7th instant, with the NeWcastle.
Sotrren, and a few American vessels under c nvoy.
A frigate, with 13 sail, arrived at Madeira the sarne
day, supposed to be the HELDER ard fleet which sail,•cl
from Portsmouth for the West Indies the 22d April.

FALMOUTH, MAY 26.

Sailed the Dispatch packet to the Leeward Islands.

PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, MAY 27.

Arrived the SNAPPER schootier from off Rochefort ;
EAGLE, Revenue cutter, frout the Downs ;
LEIGH, 18 guns, from a cruize in the Channel ; WEA.•
ZLE schooner from Falmouth ; ENnosvhott Int cf
war frost Swansea ; and I'AioLE frigate, 38 guns,
from Rochefort, having previously sent in two small
French prizes.--ailed, last eveninq, the Sw.u.s.ow,
Capt. MILNER, with dispatches, and two Messenvrs
on board, for Spain ; the AMELIA frigate, Hon. 1. P.
!any, for the Coast of Spain ; INDEp.smoint, of 33
guns, on a cruize ; DEXTEROUS and PROTECTOR gm,-
brigs, for Spain ; and King George, hired cutter, for
Lisbon. The new Mn.rotto, 74 gusts, was taken into
Dock yesterday to be coppered.
London, England, 1809-05-29

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 46.

• Arrived the Britannia, CLARK, and Osbourn, WAT.,
sox, transports, from the Downs, the latter's bowsprit
sprung, having b-en run foul of by the former; and
the WATSON, from Jamaica.—Sailed the
Horsow, for the Brazils. The Monarch, Ba-
tavia, Anacreon, ani Sally transports are released
from quarantine. His Majesty's ship Frederickstein
takes convoy to the MediterraneaA instead of the
Champion.—Wind
MAY 27.—Sailed the CROCODILE and HOUND for
the Downs.
MAY 28.—Arrived the Catherine, FE-NN, from Lon.
don for Bahia ; Myrtle, sloop of war, from Portugal;
and Pozaz frigate from Plymouth.—Wind S. W.

DEAL, MAY 27.
Arrived the Deptford naval transport from Dept-
ford. Sailed the Rinaldo, Trompeuse, and Fearless,
on a cruize.

MAY 28.—Arrived the Amethyst and Crocodile
frigates from the Channel ; and the Harlequin armed
ship with a convoy from the westward, and passed
through to the eastward. The transports mentioned
in my last, having on board the truth, 52d, and 43d
Regiments, have not been able to proceed to Ports-
mouth, owing to contrary winds.
London, England, 1809-05-29

This day was published, price Is. 6d.
A LETTER to VISCOUNT FOLKSTONE on
c.e UNLAWFULNESS of the VOTES Of-THANKS to
Mr. WARDI.E, and the latr MMORITV.
By JOHIst FERN TINNEY, Esq.
London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street ;
and for Brodie and Co. S:Jisbury.
Where may be hAd, just published, by the same Author, price ss.
The Rights of the Sovereignty Vindic.tred; with particular Re-
ferences to the-Political Doctrines of the Ediniatash Review, and
of other Periodical Publkations.
. .
London, England, 1809-05-29

HARWICH, MAY n.

Sailed yesterday, the Lord Duncan packet, Capt.
HAMILTON, with mails aad passengers, for Heligo-
land ; and.the Diana, Capt. M.DoNouott, wit'a mails
and passengers for Gouenburgh.
The packet Captain Thomas, C. MASON, has ar-
rived from Heligoland, with mails and dispatches,
(which he landed at Aldhro') and several passen-
gcrs, .who were landed here this afternoon. Captain
MASON was detained 36 hours after he had received
the Mail, for the Dispatches.
London, England, 1809-05-29

'I 0 I'HL;R CORRESPONDENTS.

MESSRS. LEIGH and CO. have the honour to
'observe, that although, according to the plan on the
principles of integrity established b 1 their Predecessor, as
far back as the year 1794, it was never his practice to ac -
cept any fee for the first intervitw, where the terms stated
to the full treatment of the case were not perfectly satisfac-
tory ; and although this 1)1A.1 of stating the terms plainly and
unequivocally, and refitsii-1 a tee on the .disapproval of then:,
is still and ever wit be strictly adhered to, the occupation of
their time in the Corresponding Department is such, that no let-
ters whatever are, or can be answered, unless a Bank !.,.ute is ni-
ck/sett And in Complaints where the parties are urgent fur
instant supply of Medicine, the liberal mind will not object to a:-
ir closure propertimint e to tke nature of the case, or the opulent::
of the party.
Messrs. Letou and Co. sanctioned by regular Education, by c
Diplotwi from the Royal College of Surgeons in London,
which the principal Partner is c_t examined and approvA Niv::.-
ber, and by certificates and the struegest teatimonials of ability
from the moti eminent l'hysi;ians iu Linlon,tontinue to co::fii:c
their practice to the cure of those Complaints which are con-
tracted in a moment of intoxication, and of that state of debility
which is caused by youthful imprudtuice, by which hire becenn,s
embitttered, or the possibility of progeny prevented.
Patien a in the Country will have the goodness to describa:
every symptom of the cuinplai3e, their age, and manner
and tar the purpose of inscru.:aUtc: seerecy, letters fee,
nerd net be post paid.
_ _
London, England, 1809-05-29

AUGSBURGH, MAY

The King's journey to the Inn, and the Queen's
to Carlsruhe, has been cuientermunded, in consequence
cf unfavourable news. from Austria and from the
The King of Prusia's arrears are paid by bills on
the bankers of this city into the French army treasure.
The number of wounded French soldiers here is now
so great, that the newly established hospitals are in-
sufficient for their reception, and both officers and men
are now quartered on the citizens. General Mar-
moot has broken up from Dalmatia with a French
force against Trieste and Fiume.

'1 he. following information is collected from pri-
vate advices :

General Bellegarde, reinforced by 40,000 men from
Bohemia and Moravia, has taken a strong ix skim
behind the Itadhruze.. Tl.e Saxon army, under the
orders of the Prince de Ponte Corvo, advanced from
Roetz, on the 7th, to Waldmundien, and on the 9th
entered Bohemia ;It Piedankia. The Duke of Auer-
stadt had previously taken the same route, and on the
10th his head- quarters were at Stankau, while Ponte
Corvo was ei league behind, at Teinitz. General Bal-
legal:de must either consent to a battle, or abandon
Hscn.

The Tyroleans, according to letters from Augs-
bur.Q.h of the 10th, continued at that date to excite
the greatest alarm there and at Munich. They have
laid Kempten, Scholl Kaufbeaurn, and other ci-
ties in Suabia under contribution, and in Bavaria
hive established themselves at Landsperg, and push-
ed their out-posts to the environs of Munich. The
garrison of Augsburgh was under arms on the nights
of the 6th and 7th, hourly expecting an attack, but
the Tyroleans did not advance further than Attingen.
At Kaufbeaurn they took many fine horses and va-
riors property belonging to the King of Bavaria.
Another Austrian ccrps has entered Poland from
Gallicia. On the 4th inst. 400 cavalry entered Wi-
dawa, and advanced by Sierada towards Kalisch ;-
3000 men followed the next day, and more were ex-
pected.

One hundred and thirty waggons, crowded with
wounded French, arrived at Atig: burg on the '2d inst.
Another escort, equally numerous, arrived on the
Sth ; and it is computed, that during the preceding
fortnight, the wounded French, Bavarian, and Wir.
temberg troops, conveyed thither, exceeded. 14,000
men.

P4I:LI.AMINTARr PROCLI:DINGS.

HOUSE OF I.ORDS, MAY. 7.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to s 3 public and
Ftvate Rills; among others, to the .11ilitia Cempletion Bill, the
Land Tax Commis•iobers' Name Mistake Bill, the Trish Insolvent
Llt:btons' Bill, Mr. Gustavus Westin 's Naturalization Bill, &c.—
Atourned till Tuesday.
London, England, 1809-05-29

YARMOUTH, MAY 26.

• ..

-Sailed the SnAke sloop of war, with convoy, for
Archangel.—Arrived the Acute and Pincher gun-
brigs, a»1 six sail of prizes sent in by the N. S. Fleet.
Wind S.E. •

hl.tv 28.—Sailed the ABOUKIIt for Flushing ; the
ACUTE and REDBREAST on a cruise. Arri ed a brig
name unknown, with convoy, bound to the Baltic ;
and the Viso; from a cruise. The SATURN has a
signal flying for sailing, and the ALEXANDRIA is
Waiting to take oil board the Prince of Mia-mi.viatnto,
for the Continent.—Wind S. E. fresh breeze.
London, England, 1809-05-16

N,ll:1L INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
HIS Majesty's Ship GRAMPUS, with the Phcrnix,
Surat Castle, Preston, Ann, and Wexford, from Ben.
gal, are arrived t,irlmtsuth.

- - -----
His Majesty's ship Lion, with the Ocean, Canton,
Ceres, and Exeter, from London, arrived at China
the 27th September.
We yesterday noticed the arrival of the homeward-
bound Indiamen. The following is a list of the pas-
sengers, besides those we mentioned yesterday :
Per DlANA—Lietiterant-Colonel Burrows, Surgeon Morgan,
Htiddlestone, Eaq. Mrs. Marshall. Captain, Mrs. arid Miss
Lattt r, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Dubois, W. C. Ord, Esq.
lieutenant Ker, Mr. H. Cobb, Captain Carripb:.l4Lieutenattt
Williams.
Per Asti—Major S. thdryrr.F7e, Lipnterant Bryer, W. Ans-
ley, and V. Brice, Ensign A. Aitkiti, Cornet Cawood, and Mas-
ter G. Read.
Per Tice's—Mrs. Major A. Watkins, Lieutenant
W. H. Jackson, Captain W. A. Rarer (country service), Misses
Duncan, Ct.' vins, Hare, two 'fanners, three Forbes, and barren ;
Masters riu ncatis, Hare, Colvin, It aper, Blair, Furb, t, and Brown.
Per ClLTl.ori—;-Captain, Mrs. and Mir Parker, Miss Bridge,
Mrs. Pa-ker, Lieutenant W. P. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Dowd:well,
Mr. H. Sutherland, Mr. I. Court, Mr. and Mrs. Cowell, and
Mrs. Smith.
ARRIVYD—In Mount's Bay, the Scarthingwell, --, from
Mats. At Bristol, the Amiable, —, from Gijon. At Li-bon,
the Isabella Veitch, from Cork, an
d Santissimo Sacrautente,
from London.
FALMOUTH, M AY
Arrived his Majesty's ship ALeitr, from Ports-
mouth, with a convoy for Nev,foundland; and Da-
nish ship Indian, Capt. WALL ER, from Lisbon : she
parted from his Majesty's :hip CitsmNoN, with 19
sail of vessels under convoy, off this port, after 34
days passage, from Lisbon. Also, arrive-i the Kan-
garoo, MANS, from Plymouth for Newfoundland ;
Prosper, M`CALLas,. from Plymouth for Madeira;
Amewican shies Mary Ann, LYE; Young-Margarithea,
DEAN ; and Felix, Ross, from Bourdeaux for London ;
Marlborough packet, BULL, from Lisbon, with mails
in 12 days ; his Majesty's ship BONNE CITOYENNE
from Lisbon, with dispatChes.—Sailed the transport
brig Peggy, WRIGHT, for Gibraltar.

PLYMOUTH-DOCK, MAY 14. •
The REsourra gun-brig, having had a thorough
repair, came out of harbour this day, and anchored
in the Sound. Rear-Admiral SUTTON having cb-
tained leave of absence, struck his flag last evening
on board the RESOLUE.—Arrived another French
chasse rnaree, prize to the MEnusA, making the eighth.
Another prize (the corvette that was convoying
them) i 3 hourly expected here ; which, with one burnt
for want of hands to man her, forms the whole of the
fleet, all laden with. naval stores, and all taken by
the MenusA : a brig of ours was in sight, and having
heard the firing, will of course come in for a share ;
the SNAPPER schooner was also cruizing in the. -same
track, but did not hear the firing, and of course will
not share.—Sailed the DOTTEREL brig of war, 8 guns,
on a cruize ; and the ESPIEGLE sloop of war, fot
Cork.
London, England, 1809-05-16

POWTSI%IOIrrIi. MAY 15.

Arrived his Majesty's chips BELLE:ISLE an 4 ULYSSES
om Martinique,with the following transports, having
p isoners on board from Martinique, viz. the Bellnna.
WIRE:con ; Harriot, Idas, Mercury, Simpson, and
Betsey. Also arrived his Majesty's ships HOCND and
DEVASTATION, from the Downs. Passed by his Mli-
jesty's ships POWERFUL and ALBION with the ilea
from the East Indies. Wind E. S. E.

DEAL, MAYIS.
• Arrived his Majesty's cutter FANCY, from off
ing : she left Sir IttotAno STAACHAN'S squadron all
well.—Wind N. E.
YARMOUTH. MAY is.

Sailed the CHALLENGER gun-brig with convoy, for
Leith; kATRIOT gun vesicl and BR;TIFI, FAIR cutter,
with convoy.,for Heligoland ; and P.v4 schooner, nn
a cifike.--In the Roads, the Rizbuck, Calypso, Di-
ligent, and Cheerful cutter. •

A deal of firing has been heard here, cnpp Fed an
attack upon the ships in Flushing, as it continued
without intennissionfor several hours.--Wind E S.F.
London, England, 1809-05-16

ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.

017UPD, MAY Is.—The names of the Candidates who, at
the close of the Public h.xamination this term, were admitted by
the Examiners into the First and Second Classes of L,fer.e Hona-
hisses and Disaplisur AfAhensa.iL.r et Physic.* respectively :
In the First Cl.iss of Litres Hmissanierss,—Ed. Cardwell, Robert
Garden, and S. FL 11, of tirasenose.

. - - -
Is the First Class of Diteip'ime itfaeheetaticer et Phytieet—Wm.
Richards, of Queen'. College.
In the Second Class of Litere Hueeta.iioree—S. Arnott, of St.
Johns ; Wildan B. barer, H. Bowyer, T. Eyler, H. Lu. trell, J.
Mackie, T. Randolph, and L. V. Vernon, of Christ Church;
Nat'l. Clayton, of Ut.no-rsity ; C. Wyman, G. Hulme, and G.
Ridout, of Balliol ; B. Konnit °it, and F.. donroe, of Oriel;
1. 1.. Mills, of Magdalen ; J. Moore, of Worcester; G. Porter,
of Queen's; K. Prescott, of Brasenose; and T. Prince, of
Wadhane Cull-ge.
H. A. Atkinson, and T. Fletcher, of Queen's ; W. Austin,
Hon. S. Docks, and H. Liddle, of Brasenose; W. Brigstock, J.
Coley, T. Leeke, R. Richards, and F. Ricketts, of Christ Church;
Wiiiiam Camplin, and T. Wright, of St. John's; C. Glascott,
and J. Hill, of St. Edmund's Hall ; C. Eddy, Edward Seobell,
and Valentine, of Magdalen Hall; Richard Newman, and
W. White, of Wadham ; W. T. Shore, of Oriel ; F. H. Thomas,
and H. F. Yeatman, of Balliol ; and A. J. Valpy, of Pensbroke
Coll, ge.
In the Second Class of Die. Math. et Phu,.—W. B. Brundenell,
and fr. Ricketts, of Christ Church ; Ed. Cardwell, of Brasenose;
and H. T. Dryden, of Trinity College.
ham. Arnott, of St. John's ; G. Hulate, G. Ridout, and T. Tan-
ner, of Palliol; and J. Synge, of Magdalen Collegc
London, England, 1809-05-16

MARRIED.

Tuesday, the 9th inst. at the Parish Church of Sutton Cold-
field, Edward Grove, Esq. of Shenston Park, in the County of
Siaffurti, to Emilia, second daughter of Sir Edmond Crallock Har-
topp, Bart. of Fouroaks Hall, in the County of Warwick.
Saturday, the 6th inst. at St. George's Chapel, Hanover-square,
George James, Esq. Captain in the Royal Scots Greys, to the Right
Hon. Lady Flaminia Hay, daughter of James Earl of Errol.
London, England, 1809-05-16

DIED.

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On the 14th inst. in Buistrode-street, in the Stith year of his
age, Edward Otte Ives, Esq. of Titchfield, in Hampshire, and f
merly the East India Company's Reitlent at the Nabob's Court
at 1 ucknow.
Sunday, the 7th, at Chilham, in Kent, the Rev. Jarvis K.enrick,
47 years Vicar of that Pariih.