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(I.,:i..III.'NDRED AND FIPTY POLTNOS REWARD.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
Wednesday, August 16, 1509.
1 :!'IMAS RICHARDSON, a Persos: employed
!'se ;:.land Department of this Office, being strongly sus,
.1.,1,•; and MARY CANNING of being an Aceomiii
1' •
Wlocver rum apprehend, or cause them to be appre.
;v.!:, tor each Person, be entitled to a Reward of Fifty
52 paid upon Commitment, and the further Sum of
..! • %Ten the Conviction of thesaid Thomas Richardson.
Years of Age, fair Complexion, round Face,
bror n Hair, cut shert, is stout made, about. 5 Feet 10
cr !: 1.:',1,5 in height, and has lost part of a Tooth in tke centre

1:.•%, that which remains is quite bliek; he was born
went to School at Eastbourne.
•_`:NING is about SO years of age, round face
r- complexion, about filar feet three inche;
made; she has two scars on the left side of leer
by a burn; she has gone by the name of

.iAIMION and CANNING were at Hertford at one
en '1 hen..!ae, afternoon the loth, where they took', a post-
!e :11:bam Cross, and from thence to I..cAdon, and wen-
s t rtar Fitorcditch Church ; they then took a I"tackney
theist wn about half past five In the afternoon
; • t Ars s, nprositc the Bricklayer's Arms. Kent Road
two r: ks, one of whits had the initials M. R. in
upon it, but probably the trails may have been with-
r.o.rrn. in :brie Trueks it is supposed there are many articles
t,,-. I fl,r-.2.rapety and I losiery Goods, which have been pur-

n )219.

(tressed on Thursday in a blue Coat, stripes
Wa:-tcGasoind fawn coloured cloth Breaches.
If If the wider docribed Dank-Post-Bills should he offered in
ra)on nt, please tc stop them and the Party, and gh e immediate

£t~

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All l ayable to lam hey. or Order.

I I ,v; are not Accepted nor indorsed, and consequently are no•
rtrsi:loL-. By Command of his Majesty's, Postmaster-General,
FRANCIS FREI:LING. Seereniry.
London, England, 1809-08-18

CUs TOM HOUSE, BRISTOL, Auovs r 9,1809.
• FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCION,
By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's
Cu-toms,
On Wednesday the 23d of August, 1809, at Four o'Clock, In the
Afternoon, in the Long Room of the Custom-house,
THE FOLLOWING SEIZED GOODS, clear
of all Duties, viz ; about
1 Cwt. Foul Salt 2 Pair Men's Half Boots
13,1 ha. Spanish Wool • 57 Women's Straw Bowies
10 Firkins Piclded Tongues Trimmed _
2 Cwt. Irish S,,ap 3 Brass Wire Sieves
IC Do. "PalloW Candles C lbs. Flour Aluitard
II Doz. Woniens' and Chil- 2S lbs. Iron ►tivetts
dren's Shots 3 Cwt. New Cordage
And an Wednesday, the 30th of August, at Four o'Clock in the
. -

Aft.einoon, will be put up for Sale,
Sundry Packages, which have Lin in the King's Warehouse
upwards of three months uncustomed, containing the followieg
Articles, viz :

Rum, Getieva, Shrub, Wine, Cordials, Usquebaugh, Pickles,
Preserves% Succati..s, "lainarinds, Sugar, Chocolate, Cash* Oil,
Cocoa and Notts, Arrow Root, Indian Meal, Barley
Meal, (ill!? -A Corn, Hair-Powder, Snuff, Sears, Sarsaparilla,
P Whip S-Af, l.isriag , Baoks, Paintings, Pictures
framed and Blazed, '1 In Wares, Jews Pedlery, Sea Cow Traces,
!nu% L,! :s.ltti!ary Cartouel Boxes, Military Hat and Cap,
:.,addle, Old Violin, Nlattrasses and B..dding, 0!d Wearing
Apptrel, Small Coal, Tobacco Ashes, Sour Wine, &c. &c. •
London, England, 1809-08-18

SPRING PHYSIC.

DE VELNO's VEGETA lII.E PILLS are proved
by experience, to be the best and most innocent Alttrative,
Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; and t ito:,e who are afflicted
%vial the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, I.eprosy, Scrophula, or any
oilier Disorders arising from vitiated Blood ; or thi-se who hive
impart- 0.1 their constitution by Dissipation, juvenile lndiscrf•tions,
or Mercurial Medicines, should by no ntr.-ans omit a course of the
Vegetede Pills during the Spring,. The operation of this valuable
Vegetable Alterative is so pleasant and salutary as not to inter-
fere with the avocatidns of kouijness or pleasure; its action is con-
fined to the animal juices, and requires no aitcration or restraint
in diet; it dissolve-An the stomach, blends with the food, and
gradually pervades the circulating fluids, correcting in its passage
any deviation from a state of convalescence ; in short, it is tlie
long sought for Vegetable Specific, or safe, but active, substitute
for Witt fashionable mineral, Mercury; its efficacy excites the
attention and surprize of medical men, for when all other medi.
eines have fail:-d, De Velno's Pills may be relied on at a specific for
all Disorders which originate in an impure or impaired state of
the Blood,

None can be genuine, wheresoever, or by whomsoever sold,
unless the Bill of Directions i; signed in Red Ink, by /he Pzo-
prirtor, C. STAPLES.
Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now sole Proprietor, and -sold
wholesale and retail by SIIIIV and Edwa-ds, No. 66, St. Paul's
Church Yard, on the Footway, Lendon. Price •ls. 6d. and 225.
London, England, 1809-02-16

NEW COMEDY..-. EDITION.

.14., was published, Pre Half-a Crown,
ANi) WIFE ; or, MORE SECRETS
ONE. A Comedy, in Five Acts. As it Is pet.
r ' ;1:, .1
heatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.
By S. 1. ARNOLD, Esq.
' f,r 12!CI! Ato PHILLIPS, No. 0, Bridge-,tweet; and sold
!'‘ Chapple, Pall-mall; Booker, Bdudostreet ; and
;ocilurs in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
301.DIER's DAUGHTER. 12th 4dition. By A, Cherry,
2,. lid.
lj It VE W. 7th Edition. Price 2s. 6d.

THE BELLES LETTRES.
t.:y was published, in Two elegant Volumes, deodceamo,
price Ins. in boards, or 14s. bound and lettered,
LLI'TERS on LITERATURE. and COMPO-
srnoN, addressed to his Son,
Ey GEORGE GREGORY, D.
V:eir of West-Ham, Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of
I.landaff, Sec. Sce.tte..
• i7t,reiting Work had been sent to press before the la-
tql 01 the Author, and the manuscript had been corn-
: !.,,1 in the week previously to, the sudden illness
• • rmivated his valuable life. In a letter addressed to his
;.ts completion, he remarked, " That this work con-
.. result of the observations of his whole life, on every
: kind literature, and that whatever might be the
of' its merits, his reputatiori in the republic of let-
, !.. in a great degtee depend me it."
• - :,,t RICHARD PHILLIPS No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
• , 1), had of all Booksellers.
(n. whom may be had, by the same Author,
hi% on EXPLRIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY and
.1. Y, in 2 vols. price 13s. boards, and
.14s. bound.
:s-2-1%. CYCLOPEDIA, in 2 vols. quarto; price six guineas,

SALE OF BOOKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
'.'s tale Rooms, No. 69, South Bridge-street, Edliburgh,
Ic•-:•lay. the 2011 February inst. at seven (Mock, p.m. add
tur the twenty-three following eveninp,
A( OI,LECI'ION of RARE and VALUABLE
consisting of nearly 4000 Volumes. in various
is, I intory, Topography, Biography, Antiquities, Arts
ar nee:, Voyages Travels, Divinity, &c.; being the whole
"•\10i: of the late 'Mr. GEORGE PATON, of the Customs,
.
, a Gentleman well known to the cost eminent His-
-47,1 Biographers of the Present Age—from whom many
Weil a 6 private acitnowledgetnents were received, for
hu afforded in their researches into Antiquity.
!,. - far the iirser wenty Nights' Sale to be had at Messrs.
Hurst, Rtes, and Orme'a, London; with whom COM'.
"alnUlltS wilt boa found in a few days.
‘L. addressed to R. Ross abpve, will be faith-
s
• XttUtt.d.
London, England, 1809-02-16

'.IINIBER.

O BE SOLD, 16,0 Acres. of very fine OAK
T
'TIMBER mixed with some very valuable ASH and
ALDER; all of above 100 years growth. It is situated within
fifteen miles of Closunell, and twenty-one of 'Limerick; in the
Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is Water
carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the 3d of
March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34,.North Great George's-street;
Dublin, and further particulars may be known, by application to
Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Y ard;London.
London, England, 1809-02-16

tLe IA of February was published, price 38.6 d.
The 16th Number of the
RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL, ME-
CHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL
IWOVERIES. The design of this work is to lay before the
every three months correct accounts of all facts and die-
reLrirg to Arts and Sciences generally, by giving the sub-
of urcry interesting paper wb?ch shall have appeared during
•tx periods of this publication; with remarks. on
the papers, including criticisms on the merits of new
; r

dby W. H. Wyatt, (Agent for obtaining Patents for
Pickett-street, Temple Bar, and to be had of all Book-
London, England, 1809-02-11

1.0 TIMBER MERCHANTS AND SHIP-BUILDERS.

CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIMBF R.
.r. be SOLD by AUCTION, together or in lots, at Mr. Robert
Evans's, Clerk, at Gresilard, on Friday the 24th day of Febru-
ary next, at three o'clock.
FIVE HUNDRED and FOUR capital OAK
TREES, and 160 exceeding good ASH TREES, with the
Lops, Tops, and Bark thereof, now standing and numerically
mat ked, in the Parsonage Woods and other lands at Gresford.
Of the Oak, 40 trees average about 58 feet each, 58 about 43,
119 about 34, 181 about 'X, and 106 about 16 feet each ; and
the Ash average about 91 feet each.
p;:r Gresford is situated about three miles from Wrexham, and
eight from Chester Quay.
For a view of the timber, and conditions of sale, apply to the
said Robert Evans, of whom printed particulars may be had, as
well as at the principal Inns at Wrexham and other market towns
in the neighbourhood, and also at Chester and Liverpool.
Tenders by Private Contract may be made to Mr. Webb, in
he Close, Salisbury, before the 14th February.

fIMBER.
r1"O BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very fine OAK
1 • TINIBFAt mixed with some very valuable ASH and
ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. It is situated within
fifteen miles of Clonmell, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the
Kingdom of Ireland, from each of wkich Towns there is water
carriage.—Pmposols (post paid) will be received until the sd of
March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street,
Dublin, and further particular; may be known, by application to
Mr. Mu) Nesbitt' Na. 16, Toker.bouee-Yaird, ji,ondea.
London, England, 1809-02-11

MOULSHANT-HALL-CHELMSFORD, ESSEX.

VALUABLE MATERIALS OF THE NOBLE MANSION- '
HOUSE, OFFICES, AND GARDEN-WALLS.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Monday, the 20th of Marih, and five fullowing days, at 11
o'clock, orthe premises,
r ['HE whole of the valuable and well-conditioned
MATERIALS, whkh comprise the capital premises,
MOULSHAM-H ALL MANSION-HOUSE, occupying a scite
of 150 feet by 120 feet, with numerous Offices, Coach-houses,
Stabling, and Out-buildings; consisting of several thousand rods
of brick-work and squares of patent roof slating and tiling, capi-
tal stone pediment pilastres and flight of steps, stone coping, cor-
nices, pediment, and sash tills, largo quantity of stone and clinker
pavement, marble and stone chimney-pieces, &e. capital roofing,
oak and fir girders, bressumers, story-posts, rafters, and quarter-
ing, seven/ hundred squares of oak and fir flooring, boards and
joists, wainscoting and partitions, many tons of lead, in roofing,
gutters, stacks of pipe, ridges and hips, about '2OO sash-windows,
frames, and shutters, capital doors and cases, staircases, and water
closet ; also, the Erection of the Coach-houses and Stabling, Gar-
den-house, and the extensive Garden-walls.
The whole of the Materials are exceedingly good, and cone-
' niently situate for water carriage, being within a mile of the
Chelmsford Navigation.
'f u be viewed six days precedingtko Sale (Sunday excepted),
when catalogues may be bad on the premises, and of Messrs. Skin-
ner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, London.
London, England, 1809-02-11

RLIdtMEArTriR r PROCEEDINGS.

•
HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEB. 10.
Bassett's Divorce Bill was read the first time, and ordered to be
committed un Monday.
Lord MOIR A presented a petition from the debtors confinell( in the borough gaol of Liverpool, which he moved should be re-
ferred
to the Committee to which other similar petitions were.
Lord GRENVILLE postponed his motion respecting the Or-
ders in Council, and our relations with the United States, until
Friday next, when he apprized their Lord hips he would peremp-
torily bring it on.—Adjourned to Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Upon the motion of Lord PERCY, of the Wex-
ford Election Committee, leave was /given for the Ccitataiittee to
adjourn until Thursday next.
Mr. WARDLE moved, that
,Captain Sanden be again sum-
moned to attend and give evidence before the Committee, upon
the inquiry into the conduct of the Commander in Chief.
A petition Was presented by Mr. BYNG from the debtors in
Newgate, praying relief by an insolvent bill.—Ordered to lie on
the table.
Mr. WELLESLEY POLE presented some documents respec-
ting the correspondence which had passed between the. Lords of
the Admiralty and Sir Charles Cotton, relative to the Russian
fleet in the Tagus.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. bILTSKISSON moved for an account of the amount of Ex-
chequer Bills, outstanding upon the charges of the year 1808,
now unprovided for : also for an account of the Exceedings over
the estimated amount of the War Taxes for the same year.—Or-
dered.

The Malt Duty Bill, and the One Million and Ten Malian..
and a half Exchequer Bills Bill, were read a second time, and
committed for Monday.
The Committees of Supply, and Ways and Means, were post-
poned till Monday.
Sir JOHN SINCLAIR moved for a Committee to take into
consideration the operation of the Acts in existence respecting the
use of broad wheels on the public roads.—Ordered.
The SECRETARY at WAR presented the Army Estimates
for the service of the year, and gave notiee that he should move
for the amount in the Committee of Supply on Friday next.—
He also presented an account of the number of recruits raised in
the last year, by the ordinary recruiting service.
General STEWART presented an account from the Irish
Commissariat of the strength of the two corps of Drivers and
Waggon Train from the Irish Establishment, which proceeded to
Portugal•with the army under Sir Arthur Wellesley.—Ordered
to be printed.
London, England, 1809-02-11

EAST INDIA PATRONAGE.
. _ _

Mr. GEORGE SMITH rose to move for a Se-
lect Committee, to inquire whether any and what
corrupt practices had obtained in the sale or dispo-
sal of Cadetships, Writerships, or other appointments
under the East India Company, or any negociations
respecting the same. He had the satisfaction z.O state
to the House, that he brought forward this motion
with the special Approbation of the Court of Direc-
tors, with whom such a measure had been for some
time in contemplation, in consequence of dr.! rumours
prevalent that such a traffic for the disposal of such
places had been earned on. and by i.v possi-
ynky, Loom nave their sanction. What had passed
in evidence before a Committee of the House List
night, rendered it necessary no longer to defer this
motion, in order as well to vindicate the Court of
Directors from every idea of countenancing such
transactions,. as to trace them, if possible, to detection.
He concluded by making the motion.
Mr. CHARLES GRANT seconded the motion,
and expressed his regret, that he was not present last
night when something was stated upon the subject,
by one of the witnesses before the Committee. He
assured the House, that nothing could be more sa-
tisfactory to the Court of Directors than the institution
of the enquiry proposed : for, as public men, they felt
it a painful duty, to meet imputations, the sources of
which they found it impossible to discover, notwith-
standing their most vigilant exertions. About eight
or nine years since, the Directors, upon c report of
this kind having reached them, instituted an immedi-
ate and minute enquiry to ascertain whether such
abuses did exist, as the advertisements every day in-
serted in the public papers for the purchase of such ap—
pointments seemed to imply ; as the Directors, if they
found that any such transaction had the aid or coun-
tenance of any of their own body, were determined
to make that person a public example ; and it was in
consequence reported to the Court that the patronage
of a Member of that body had been bestowed in favour
of a clerk in the India House, who had received a
Cadetship, which appointment the party sold : but as
soon as the fact was discovered, lie was dismissed
from his employment.
The motion passed in the affirmative ; and Mr.
Smith being called on to name such Members as he
thought most eligible, expressed his wish that the
House would interfere, and take up the inquiry upon
general grounds. and that no person belonging CO the
Court of Directors, or Board of Controul, should be a
Member of the Committee. He wished rather that it
should be
.chosen from the House at large; and he
therefore named fifteen Members unconnected with
India affairs, and who were ordered to sit to-morrow.
London, England, 1809-02-11

RODNEY-PLACE, CLIFTON.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, (subject to a perpetual Ground
Rent of 111. 55.) at the Exchange Coffee-hoase, in the City of
Bristol, on Wednesday, the 22d day of February next, pre-
cisely at half past One o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless in the
mean time an acceptable offer shall be made fur the same, of
which the earliest notice will be given;
ALL that capital FREEHOLD MESSUAGE
or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Garden, Coach-house,
and Stable behind the same, being No. 3, in Rodney-place, the
late Residence and Property of Dr. Beddoes, deceased, possess-
ing every accommodation requisite for a large establishment.
To be viewed until the sale on Tuesdays and Thursdays only,
between the hours of Twelve and Three, by 'pickets, to hua
on app heseson .e 7V1.. caste S umce, 17, t.iare-street, Bristol,
who is authorised to receive any offer for purchase by Private
Contract.
London, England, 1809-02-11

SALES BY AUCTION.

-
PORT OF PLYMO'UTH.
By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of His Majesty's
Customs.
On Tuesday the 14th of February, 1809, by Ten o'Clock in the
Forenoon, will Ise exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at' the Custom
House, in this Port,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
viz.
11 Gallons Brandy, 4 Ditte'Rum, 8 Ditto Whiskey, 146 Ditto
Wine, Ditto Lime Juice, 374 Pounds Salt, 146 Ditto Coffee,
15 Ditto Choco6te, 30 Pounds Cocoa, 305 Ditto Sugar, 33
Ditto Almonds, 54 Ditto Citron, 119 Ditto Tallow Candles,
14 Ditto Wax Ditto, 30 Ditto Tamarind:.
241 Bushels Barley ; 94 Cwt. Grapnels and Iron Work ; 5 Cwt.
Cordage ; 34z Do. Anchor and Stock ; 5 Spars; Pieces Fir
Timber; 4 Boats; 39 Shawls; 43 Glass Tumblers; 4 Masts;
75 Pair Leather Slippers; 4 Bottles Oil; 1 Ditto Capers.
The Barge MORWISTOWN, Burthen 25 14-94 Tons, with
her Stores and Materials.
And a Parcel of Old Cordage, returned from the Ranger Cutter.
N. B. The Goods abc,ve-mentioned will be set up in several
Lots, and Sold to the highest Bidder.
Attendance will be given a: the Custom House aforesaid, in
Office hours, for viewing and tasting the same, three days before
the day of Sale only.

PORT OF FALMOUTH.
By Order of the Honourable COMMISSIONESRS othis MAJitsrv's
Cus rums,
On Thursday, 16th February next, by Ten o'Clock in the Fore-
noon, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom-house in
this Port,
'T'HE FOLLOWING GOOD S,-
VIZ.
194 Gallons Wine, 33 Vinegar, 1 Capillaire, 28 Oil, 60 Varnish;
166 Pounds Shag 'l'obacco, 152 of Roll ditto, 14 of Segars, 13
of Snuff, 14 of Tea, 106 of Coffee, 16 of Chocolate, 235 of
Salt, 12 of Pepper, 4708 of Sugar, 73 of Molasses, 196 of
Soap, 29 of Thread, and *.3 of Pins ; 13 Pieces Nankeen, 2 of
Velveteens, 2 of Jean, 75 of Long Cloths, 100 of Handkerchiefs,
11 of Cottor:3' 2 of Muslin, and 14 of Silk ; 48 Silk Shawls and
Handkerchiefs, 40 Yards Broad Cloth, 24 Hats, 7 Bonnets,
228 Pair Cotton Hose, 2 do. Socks, 96 do. Mitts, 1 Bundle
Shoe-strings, 17 Bottles Castor Oil, 3 Waiters, 1 Piece Marble,
1 Fishing Net, 4 Watches, 47 Candlesticks, 6 Spying Glasses,
12 Umbrellas, 7 Parasols, 2 Waistcoat Shapes, 1 Box China,
10 Handspikes;- Half a Pound Hair Powder, is Boxes Cannis-
ter and Grare Shot, with sundry Spunges, Ladles, &c.
"rhe above Goods may be viewed three days before the sale,
on application g the Custom-house.
London, England, 1809-02-11

MOULSHAM HALL, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE FIXTURES,
PICTURES, and numerous Effects.

By Messrs. SKINNER, OYKE,TUCHIN and FORREST,
On Monday, the 6th of March, and Five following Day 3, at
Eleven o'Clock, on the Prerniseq,_

THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Valuable
Fixtures, Pictures, Oriental Articles, Library of Books,
a capital Turret Clock; Fire Engine, Lead Figures, &c. at Moul-
sham Hall ; comprising a drawing-room suite of crimson slk da-
mask, hangings of rooms, bedsteads, with a variety of furnizures,
beds and bedding, window curtains, a real India scarce black and
gold japan cabinet, linen chest, chairs and tables, mahogany
wardrobes and drawers, library cases, dining, card, and dressing
tables, capital marble pier tables, pier glasses, carpets, kitchen
ranges, stoves, coppers, reservoirs, cisterns, pumps, pipes, presses,
dressers, and fittings-up of the offices, kitchen utensils ; fencing,
fruit trees, plantations, and shrubs.
• To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, (Sunday excepted)
when Catalogues Tray be had on the Premises ; and of Messrf.
Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate•street, London.
London, England, 1809-08-16

DEAL, AUGUST 15.

Arrived early this morning a Large French priva-
teer schooner, which was captured by the ROLLA sloop
of war off Dover last evening—she having sailed im-
mediately for the River, could not learn the particu-
lars. Sailed the.Opossvm sloop for the-More ; Es-
PIEGLE sloop foolieligcland, with a transport, hav-
ing on board proiitions.

Arrived and sailed for the river the Providence, IN-
GRAM, from New Providence. Caine Down front the
River Active, GOODFELLOW, for Rio Janeiro ; Lady
Esther Stanhope, GoormALL, for Hayti ; Fortitude,
, for Demerara ; and Horizon, PITT, for

Virginia.
Remain in the Downs—The York, Lively, Diana, Unicorn,
Gannet, and ObpreT.
London, England, 1809-08-16

SPANISH PAPIRS.

A corps of Spanish troops attacked, in the neigh-
bourhood of the Escurial, a French detachment ;
they killed 160 men, took 500 prisoners, a quantity
of muskets, and other effects. In Gallicia and As-
tnrias every exertion is made in forming corps of
troops, with a view of organizing a respectable army
of 40 or 50,000 men, which will be completed and
armed shot tly.
The army of General Bttke is assembling with
crasiderable activity and diiigeace, and it is supposed
that in a few days it will commence offensive opera,
tinns. Nine more squadrons of cavalry, and several
corps of infantry are raising, in which measures all
tl:e promptitude is exerted that circumstance:: permit.
A ccmding to Letters from Catalonia, the enemy,
trtimidated by the brave Garrison of Gerona, soma-
relics and pcasAntry, finding all their daring attempts
frt,.,:rated, having lost a number of men before the
place, and having learnt that an army was collected
so attack hiin, has abandoned his design, and with-
wn his heavy artillery. A numerous train of field
artillery has left Cartliagenn for wit- army of tarragon.
We have rece:ved intelligence that some of our '
tragonese troops entered Guadalanara, whera they
the small French garrison, and sent several of
tLe inhabitants prisoners to Teruel.
.
London, England, 1809-08-16

TIM LATE CAMPAIGN IN sYAIN.

This day were published, in an elegant Volume, quarto, with En-
gravings, price two guineas in boards,
I ETTERSI from PORTUGAL and SPAIN ;
containing an Account of the Operations of the Briti,b
Armies under Sir ARTHUR WELIASLEY and Sir 14IHN
MOORE, from the day preceding the BATTLE of VIMIFRA,
to the BATTLE ird Ew ea RKATION at CORU NN A, With full and
interesting details of tint memorable Retreat from Sahagiin.
Embellished with twelve Engravings by Heath, fronts Drawings
made on the spot, illustrative of the Campaign.
By ADAM NEALE, M.l). F. L. S.
„physician to his Majesty's Forces.
Printed for RICHARD Pai Liars, LonciOn, and to he had e an
reoltsellers.
London, England, 1809-08-16

LISBON, AUGUST 4.

The Endymion frigate, with the llth regiment, is
ived from Madeira. The. Barffeur sailed yester-
':,sy morling for Ferrol, to assist in fitting out the
ships.
Accounts from the environs of Gerona state, that
..he enemy has discontinued on a sudden the born-
.ar.lment at that place, and is concentrating his
:.'hole force in Salt and Santa Eugenia.
We considered cur situation very secure before the
!,-,..tb! of 'falaver ; now no apprehension can possi-
exist. The coontry is tramtuil, hut trade dull.
,A,:cOtritS front fip.tin contain tl;e following intel.

:--
„ Our army of La 14.!nclia continued in its former
ii,m; at Sr:,.A
.v.i;hotit an
hy partictilar change
cceurrod. ,leveral Spanisfamilies in the
...„c),) interest have left Blirgos, and others who re-
,.;in
there Are in the greatest alarm, fearing the fatal
I..vitmtex to
which they may be exposed by the

,a~
London, England, 1809-08-16

111 1 36

Total - 091 1 4
The respective Tenants will shew the Estates, and specifica-
tions may be had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; White
Horse, Ipswich ; White Hart, Colchester; Inn, Eye;
Inn ,Woolpit ; and at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Penn,
Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Cambridgeshire; Mr. Thomas
. Prior, Ashfield, near Woolpit ; and of Mr.-James, Lend Agent,
No. 5, New Boswelhcourt, Lincoln's inn, Linden, where Plans
of the. chi:fawn
.Lots may be teen.
London, England, 1809-08-16

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 1.

It is said the English fleet has made an attack on
Revel.
FROM THE MAYN, JULY so.
Notwithstanding the armistice and the continuance
of clle negociations for peace, the march of troops,
and the forwarding of convoys of artillery and am-
munition still proceed with the greatest activity
through Strasburgh to the French army.
London, England, 1809-08-16

CHATHAM3 AUGUST 13,

The Freya, a very large and roomy Danish frigate,
of 31.; guns, was put out of dock yesterday, after
having had a very considerable repair. The IMPREG-
NABLE, of 90 guns, which was to have been launched
this month, is by order of the Navy board to remain
on the slip till next year. The ACTLVE is nearly ready
to sail, and is to lmve a large proportion of the crew
of the DIANIOND, lately arrived here and dismantling.
The Oftpliku. s, a fine new frigate, was launched yes-
terday at Deptford dockyard.
London, England, 1809-02-18

lt—StlitAl4lY.=—lvery Thrifty,
and Saturday Evenings, during Lent,
INGL BY, Emperor -9f all,'Cpnjurors, will
thibit his unparalleled and truly surprising performances,
dexterity, and very huniourous deceptions. To which
Med, Mr. Ducrow'l imitations of various singing Birds.
Prussian on the Tight Rope, Miss Young on the
ire, and the Musical Infant, two years and a half old.
open at Six, commence at Seven.—Particulars in bills.
and Gentlemen may have Private Performances at their
les, by giving timely notice.

This day was published, price ss. ed.
ILERANCE the disgrace of CHkISTIANS,
sot the fault of their RELIGION.
Bp the Rev. CHRISTOPHER WYVILL.
for J. Johnson, St. Paul's. Church-yard. Where may
the same Author, A more extended Diftcussion in Fa-
Aberty of Conscience. The sd Edition, price Is.

This day was published,
es. the Second Edition, with a copious Appendix,
.AC.TICAL TREATISE on the certain
:ventioa and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE, par-
ks coosequences as Gluts Strictures, Tabes Dorsal,,
~driasm, Onanism, &c. • forming a Complete Guide to
labouring utter those Diseases.
By M.-CATON,
, late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
London : Printed for S. Highley. 24, Fleet-street.
• may be had, the London Medical and Surgical Specta-
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NICHOLSON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA
Complete in six large Volumes Octavo.
This day was pobliehed, price 61. 6s. in boards,
printed by Whittingham' with
.144 Engravings, by
Lowry and Scott,
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(OVARY of ARTS and SCIENCES ; comprising an ac-
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3M, price 10s. 6d. each.
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RUSSIA AND S 1

MEN.

ty vas published, in two splendid.volumes, uoysi quirt°,
strand by FORTY-ONE ENGRAVINGS, coloured after
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IAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and
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The abovamentioned Work claims a strong interest with
iblic from tbe circumstance of the Author's accredited re-
at the Courts of the retpacdve Countries, and in the first
of Rank spd Wealth, and by his known powers of Mus-
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r GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL
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AItSSY.-FOIC -SALE;

AN ENSIGNCY, in a favourite North-British
_Regiment, lately returned from Foreign Service.
The requisite Particulars may be known, by applying to Lieu-
tenant 3. B. at Mr. Robinson's, Hatter, 482, Strand, Lattion,
Er Letters, post paid.

SHOP WOMAN.
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will receiy!

ANGLO-MERINO SHEEP.
TO BE. SOLD, a Small Flock of high-bred. EWES
of this breed ; also a mar MIMI NO RAM, the property of
a Gentleman giving up his !`arm. The Ewes are of the South
Down.admixture, all good mouths, and principally young Sheep,
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one or more Lets.—Por further particulars, and to treat, apply
to Mr. Piercy, bookseller, corner of Ely-Place, Holborn-hill.

'TO BE SOLD, 160-AWes of very fine OAK
-IL TIMBER mixed with some very valuable ASH and
ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. It is situated within
fifteen miles of Clonmell, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the
Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is water
carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the 3d of
March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great Georges-street,
Dublin, and further particulars may be known, by application to
Ma. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Y ard, London.
London, England, 1809-02-18

VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 9, 1909.
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into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Plymouth and Ports=
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month, and the remainder in a month afterwards, viz.
PLYMOUTH 200,000 Gallons.
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inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to Me Board
Ware One o' Clock on the said Tuesday the 21st instant, nor unless Me
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behaY, atteas
to answer when called for.

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equal Terms.—Letters (from principals only) addressed to A. B.
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'THE Subscribers to Dr. CROTCht'S Specimens of
the various Styles of Musk, are respectfully informed. that
the First and Seoond Volumes may be had at Mr. Birettall's Mu-
sic Warehouse, New Bond-street; and that the Third Volume
will shortly lire published.
London, England, 1809-02-27

YEBRUUAY 23.

Arrived the Betsey tender, from Liverpool, with
impressed men. The DOLPHIN, of 44 guns, Captain
WATSON, has just (5. p. m.) made her number in the
offing, but am not certain whether she is coming in or
going down Channel.—Sailed the ADRIAN cutter, and
ANN hired armed ship, to the Westward ; and the
RALEIGH brig, of 18 guns, Captain MASEFIELD, on
a cruize.
London, England, 1809-02-27

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 2S.

Came in the DOLPHIN, of 44 guns, from Ports-
mouth, with troops she is said to be bound to the
West Indies ; Camel, Capt. GUARL, from Malaga,
and Gibraltar, with fruit, for this port : she left at
the latter place, the BULWARK, of 74 guns, and the
WOOLWICH, of 44 guns, repairing, which had arrived
there from the Mediterranean. The ACTIVE frigate
sailed the Sd instant, from Gibraltar, with about 80
sail of vessels under convoy, for England, but it is
said that the greater part of them could not get
through the Gut. Before the Camel left Gibraltar,
all the cannon that had been mounted on the lines at
St. Rocque, were removed to the garrison at Gibral-
tar, in which the Spaniards assisted. The Camel
spoke the Channel fleet all well, off Ushant. Sailed 1
the FOXHOUND, of 18 guns, with a fleet under convoy
t,, the Westward. Came in the Emlyn, Capt. EVANS,
twin Limerick; Joker, Capt. THOMAS, from Cork ;
CRAWFORD, from Waterford, all laden with
:,,visions, for this port; BLACK JOKE lugger, from
4:(.rbay, with victuallers. Came in also the LYRA,
I of 18 guns, from a cruize, and sailed again immedi-
ately. It is reported that accounts have been just
received here of the sailing of the Brest Fleet of 10
sail of the line, having troops on board, destination
unknown. The FOXHOUND, of 18 guns, is put back
by contrary wind. Came down the harbour this day,
and anchored in the Sound, the JAMAICA of 24 guns,
Capt. LYSAGIIT ; and the DIANA, 38, Capt. GRANT.
London, England, 1809-02-27

This day were published,

1. HE ANALOGY OF RELIGION, Natural
T and Revealed, to the CONSTITUTION and COURSE of
NATURE, Bcc. Suf.
By JOSEPH BUTLER, L. L. 1).
• Late Lord Bishop of Durham.
To which is prefixed a Life, and highly finished Portrait of the
Author, engraved by Hopwood. One Vol. Bvo. Bs. boards.
2. LECTURES on the I!gurative Language of Vie Holy Scrip-
tures, and the Interpretation of it from the Scripture itself. To
which are added, Four Lectures on the Relation between the
Old and New Testaments, as it is set forth in the Epistle to the
Hebrews; also a single Lecture on the Natural Evidences of
Christianity. By the Rev. William Jones, M. A. F. R. S. A new
Edition, in one vol. Bvo. Bs.
3. Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of Mr. WILLIAM
HOWARD, who died at North Ferriby, in the County of York,
March 2, 1784. By Joseph Milner, A. M. 4th Edition ; 15.6 d.
Printed for J. Hamilton, No. 37, Paternoster-row; and J.
Ogle, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had,
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WOOL.
Lately published the following Books,
Addressed to Wool Growers, Dealers, and Manufacturers.
t. RAKEWELL's Observations on the Influence
A, of Soil and Climate upon WOOL, chewing an easy Me-
thod of improving the English Clothing Wools ; and Remarks on
the Means of preserving the best qualities of the Spanish breed of
Sheep unchanged in different Climates ; with Notes and Remarks
by the Right Honourable Lord Somerville. Bvo. price 6s. 61.
Y. BARTLEY on the importance of extending the Growth of
Fine Wool, by interbreeding with the Merino race, &c. Bvo. :3s.
3. Cuctsv on Live Stock. A New Editioa, with an Appen-
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4. LUCOCK on Wool; with Hints for the Improvement of the
Fleece. Addressed to the Grower, Manufacturer, &c. ss. 641.
S. TKOMPSON on the Practicability and Importance of Intro-
ducing the Merino Breed of Sheep ezteasively upon the Forest
Farms of Nottinghamshire, &c. Bvo. is.
London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's-street.
London, England, 1809-02-27


~:x

THE NAVAL FORCE LYING AT FERROL.
THREE-DECKERS.

SHIPS OF THE LINE.
Santehno . . . 80 guns. I San Julian . . .
Atlanta .. . . 80 do. America .. .
Espana • . . 64 guns.
ON THE STOCKS.
El Trideute . . . 80 guns. I Emprendedor . .

Magdalen*
Esmeralda

FRIGATES.
. . . 40 guns. I Sabina
. . . 40 do. Diana
Pilar . . . 36 guns.

CORVETTES.

Should Ferrol be the object of tlie'Brest Fleet, the
French will there receive a considerable accession of
strength, nor will it be possible to dislodge them till
they please again to put to sea, to proceed to some other
port to collect a few more ships. The following is a
correct list of

Principe Asturias . 120 guns. I Conception . . 120 gun
Mexicans .. . 120 do. San Fernaodo - . 100 do.

64 gur,E.
61

80 gun,

. . • . 40 gun;
. . • , 36 49

. 26 guns. I Mosta . . . . 24 ;.: •
Principe Asturias . . 20 guns.
GUN-BRIGS.

Casilda
16 do. Casador . . . . 16 do.

SCHOONERS.
Amistad . . . . 6 guns. I - . . . . - 6 gut:.
London, England, 1809-02-27

TIE EVENING-WAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, for money, 674}—for Feb. 67F—Ez. Bills 12s. 13,. pre.
Omnium i pre.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
per Cent. Red. 6741 l India Bonds 10s. Us. prem.
3 per Cent. 6742 f Excheq. Bills, 9s. 12s. 133. pr.
4 per Cent. 83/2 Omnium 1/ pre.
5 per Cent. Navy 99/11 Lottery Tickets 211. 191.
Long Ann. 1811-16; Consols, for acc. 674}4

ESCAPE OF THE BREST FLEET.
Saturday evening a Telegraphic communication
announced to the Admiralty the sailing of the Brest
Fleet on Thursday last ; and yesterday this
gence was confirmed by a special Messenger who ar-
rived at the Admiralty.
Opinions are various as to the destination of this
fleet. Of course all is mere conjecture, and every one
itssigns to it any object that appears probable or pos-
sible. Some have sent them to Ferrol, to secure the
Spanish fleet in that harbour, whence they are to at-
tempt
a descent upon Ireland : some have dispatched
them to the West Indies ; others to South America,
and others to the Mediterranean.
To offer an opinion of our own, without any data,
would be folly. Our Readers.must judge for them-
selves. The following letters received this morning
will put them in possession of all that is known on the
subject :

" PLYMOUTH-DOCK, FEBRUARY 25.

41 The MEDUSA frigate sailed from Falmouth on
Saturday last, in company with his Majesty's ships
RESISTANCE aria ARETHUSA, to cruize off Brest ; and
eatly on Thursday morning the Arethusa stood into
that harbour to reconnoitre, and found that the French
squadron had sailed: she immediately proceeded in quest
of the Channel fleet, but could not meet with them ;
it is therefore supposed that Lord GAMBIER had been
apprised of the movement of the enemy, and was gone
in quest of them. The French fleet consists of ten
sail of the line ; the English seven, five of which are
three-deckers. The MEDUSA having fallen in with
I the LYRA gun-brig, Lieut. BEVIANS, immediately
dispatched her home with the intelligence* and she
arrived here yesterday noon. A messenger was im-
mediately sent off to town, and a telegraphic com-
munication made to the Admiralty. The LYRA was
again ordered off in the evening, in quest of the Bri-
tish squadron, and to apprise any of our ships she
might meet with that the enemy were at sea.
The destination of the enemy is supposed to be
Minorca or Majorca ; but some imagine they are
gone for the West Indies, in order to throw troops
and succours into Martinique and Guadaloupe.
ig The utmost alacrity prevails here in fitting out
the respective ships in the harbour ; but the only fear
is, that the enemy will elude the vigilance of our
fleet, as they did on a former occasion : if our brave
fellows are fortunate enough to fall in with them,
there can be but one opinion entertained as to the
result."
London, England, 1809-02-27

THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY MARKET.
rrinS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 27,
1 their Majt sties Servants will act the Tregedy of
KING LEAR.
King Lear, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Ed of Glos'ter, Mr. MURRAY ; Edgar, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
;;('.viand, Mr. BRUNTON ; Kent, Mr. CRESWELL.
Co:JO, Mrs. HUM PHRIES ; Regan, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Cord:Aia, Miss BRISTOW.
After which the Grand Historic Pantomi;mic Drama of
DE
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
Pernuse, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
KAnko, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Nagaski, Mr. KING ;
Chn:.lree, an Aaitual of the Desolate Island, Master 0.8 TRW!.
pie I~me Peruse, Miss BRISTOW ; Umba, Miss ADAMS.
To.-aorrow, King Henry the Eighth ; with Is He a Prince ?

ELEGANI' ORGANIZED PIANOIORTE.
FOR SALE,
elegant Organized PIANOFORTE, price 70
Al
utthwas, the property of a Professor of eminence, and is to
of on account of his having a new Patent Cabinet Pia.
notate in exchange. May be seen at Messrs. Wilkinson and Co's.
Noir Waraouse, No. 13, Haymarket.

NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC. .
• •-
Just published by WILKINSON and CO. N 0.13, Haymarket.
" PETITS RIENS, a Divertimento, dedicated
Lto Miss Ileatbcote by J. B. Cramer, price rts.—Diverti-
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Second Set of Rondos, by F. Lanza, price 4s.—Ye
Brats, a Duet for Piano-forte and Violoncello, F. W.
Crouch, ftg. 6d.—A Sonata, in which is introduced the favourite
sir of ritry I biAiev'tl thee true, by P. H. Butler, price 35.
A Purl Divertissement, with an Accompaniment, Flute or
by Mr. Hook, price 29.6d.—5u1 Margine clun Rio, a
:t for the Piano-forte and Flute, dedicated to Mr. Minaei, by
i.miza, price ss.—A favourite Movement from Johit's Sonata,
C aii Introduction, by L. Von Esch, Is. 6d.—The Spanish
It;!.it.;) for the Cabinet Piano-forte, by Mr. Hoist, Cs.

NEW HARP MUSIC.

Il:Ft published by Wilkinson and Co. No. 13,Hay-Market,
THE English Edition of Count Newbourg's New
mohnd for the Harp, composed after the manner of the
Alasters, price 12s.
_ _ .

In a few days will be published,
Fuventy-two Exercises for the Harp, to which is added a Ca-
including an abstract of the whole work the lingering by
Yr. l)izi. composed and dedicated to the Amateurs, by F.
Op. 41, price one guinea.
Aho, by the samt: Author, three progressive Sonatas for the
price 3s. each.

NEW SACRED MUSIC.
Printed by WILKINsoN and Co. No. 13, Haymarket.
THE Third Set of Miscellaneous VOLUNTA-
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~.€4 the first from Corelli, the 2d from Handel—the three
k end complete price 273.—Six Serious Glees or Hymns, by
N.,t: Ross, Aberdeen, 10s.6.1.—The First Verse of every Psalm
cf Parid, adapted by J. Beckwith, WS. 1)()C. price Ins.

j:EW 1114 CAL MUSIC, COMPOSED BY DR. JOHN
CLARKE, CAMBRIDGE.
Printed by WILKINSON and Co. 13, Haymarket.
TIP:, Song of FITZ-EUSTACE, as sung by
I Mr, Asher price 2s. 6d.—The Dead Robin, ls.—The
rtes, t s.—Shall I wasting In despair, canzonet two voices,
Al —Mark'd you her More than mortal grace, for two
1, i --The Rose Eclipsed, Is. 6d,—Fanny's Rose, lc 6d.—
'I r.fsv..ht but Care on every han', ls.—No more Love's
1: ailir7, 2s.
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quested letters may be franked, or post paid.

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CANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with
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made in the common way. The tallow being melted with steam
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