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London, England, 1809-12-23

NAVAL INTILLIOEIVCIL

FALMOUTH, DEC.CO.

Arrived this day, the armed brig ENDEAVOUR; with
a fleet of coasters under convoy, from Wales ; the
Khooner Clementine, WARE, from Oporto, in 14
days, parted with the convoy under his Majesty's
ship PLOVER on the 9th inst. ; the brig Anne, SMALL,
and the Elizabeth, from Liverpool, bound to
t3raltar; his Majesty's brig PEnstAx, of 18 guns,
:1) six sail of transports, from Portsmouth, for Lis.
viz. the Redress, Mary, Trafalgar, Ann, Mar-
garet, and Henry.—Sailed his Majesty's brig REso-
Dun on a cruize.—The Eliza packet, with mails, for
America ; the Marlborough, for Lisbon ; and Queen
Charlotte, for the Brazils ; will sail on the 25th inst.
PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, DECEMBER 21.

Arrived, the Caocus sloop, from Falmouth , the
twig Margaret and Jane, Wu. GORE Master, from
Waterford, with wines and'provisions, for Guernsey ;
Sw•cdish ship Helsingfors; J. Bow; Master, from
Qucbec, laden with timber, for this port ; the brig
lkrendance, Resent. PEARSON Master, from Quebec,
17ith timber, boilnd to London and Hull : sailed or.
the 16th November; on the 12th inst. she encountered
heavy gale, in which her mainmast was carried
sway, and she was obliged to throw par► of her cargo
overboard= His Majesty's ship MERMAID sailed from
Quebec in company with the Dependance, with a
Legit consisting of 62 sail, and parted on the 12th inst.
..-Sailed the CECILIA tender, for Cork; the SCYLLA
brig, 18 guns, for Portsmouth; Eca.n.ss, 18 guns, oa
a cruise ; and the Eunzavoni hired armed brig, with
fleet for Wales.

At three o'clock this afternoon, the SEAFLOWER
brig of war passed by with a heavy press of sail, and
stood up the Channel for Portsmouth i she is from Lis-
bon, arid is conjectured to have dispatches on board.
Half past 5 P.M._ The ECLIPSE has put back again.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER as.

Paued up Channel a Fleet from the Westward.—
Arrived the Deuterons .gun-brig, from the Downs.—
Sailed the Trincnlo with a coineoy for the Drums.—
Wind /41N.
London, England, 1809-12-23

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

CaAvant:ls, Dui. 9.C.,—Arrivod the Harmony, Waleomb,
from Hondetras.—Sail-d the Lord Cochrane, George, and Tra-
fdgar, Ferguson, for Jamaica; Mary, Baker, for Mogadore; and
:Le Britannia, Mason, for Waterford.

the Aaron, from Alieant, with salt, is lost near CrXenburgli.
The President, —, of Whitby, is totally lost near Wonga.
The Sophia Carolina Alix,rtina, from Petersburgh, is lost in
ae Belt.

The Varistina, wa• wrecked on the 16th of Novem-
ber, at the tntranee of Nltmel.

The Emilia, Labes, from Riga, was totally lost soon after sailing.
The Newark Castle, of and from Shields, to Gibraltar, foun-
dered at sea, about the 11th inst.

The Veaus, M'Master, Mint London to Gottenburgb, was lost
near the Saw, on the Sth inst.
The Mercator, Vosser, front Stockholm is Hult, is lost near
Ystait.

The Calista, Weatherhead, from Surinam to London, has been
taken, re-taken, and carried into Jersey. She was re-taken by
snrc. boats front Jersey', the Prize•master not knowing where
Le wri.

The Thomas, Cale, from Caraeoa to Liverpool, is lost near
liPaamatii, and not Irons Surinam, as mentioned yesterday.
The Diana, Peppard, from Liverpool to Barbadors, is lost on
tee coast of Ireland.

The Nelson, Pearson, from New-York to Amelia Islands, is
-i-1 on the coast of America.

he Minerva, —, from Virginia to Kinsale, is lost off the
len, and on!, two people saved.
i he Liberty, Watson, foundered off the Humber, on the 15th

grist lilt.

The Lucy, Lincoln, from Jamaica, has arrived at the Spanish
Main, and gone back to Jamaica.
The I)ehatice, Cteen, and Success, Crump, two Severn trosys,
std ti,e Pe.4cock barge, bound to Bristol, foundered near the
mouth of the Wye, in the gale of Friday w'nnight. The trove
were heavily laden with Manchester and other goods. The crews
escaped.

The Fortitude, —, has been driven on shore at
Martinique, and•dismasted, but is expected to be got
off ; the brig Alexander, went on shore at the same
time, but got off with trilling darnagc.
ARRIVED.

At Liverpool, in U days, therartar, Mitchell, from the Baltic ;
and Rein-Deer, Reed, frons Pernambuco,. At Cork, Sir John
!..tioore, —, from Malaga ; and Hope, Bringer, from Newfound-
land. At Whitehaven, Eliza, Davis; from Chepstow, (stranded
rear Workington). At the Brazils, (in 27 days from Cork,)
Venue, Crabtree, from London and Madeira. At Dublin, Re-
Bennett, from Malaga. At Newfoundland, Lester, Sabbin,
front New York ; Two Brothers, Lernetto ; and the Unanimity, ,
Z'onnning, from lisbon. At Falmouth, Ellis, Elliot, from Smyrna.
t Dartmouth, Martin, Bond, from Martinique. In the tlowns I
oung Henry, Henderson, from Oporto; and Sarah, Hen-
"' 7.1 n, from Quebec. At Portsmouth, Industry, Crawford; atLd
1, bats, from Oporto.
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London, England, 1809-10-16

THE A itMt.

The King George Packet arrived yestetday at Hat
wich, from Flushing, with 14 Officers as passengers
The Vulture revenue cutter, arrived at Portsmoutl
on Friday night from Flushing, in 31 hours, having
left it on Thursday noon. From the preparatiow.
making, there appeared to be every intention of
taining Walcheren ; the French and Dutch ordnance
were dismounting, and English pieces planting in their
stead. The sickness among our troops, we are sin
cerely happy to learn, was decreasing ; though 300 C
sick were embarked, on Wednesday and Thursday
last, to be sent home. Sir EYRE COOTE commands
the island, and Admiral OTWAY, with the following
ships, the naval force in the Scheldt, viz.—the Casar,
Blake, Victorious, Audacious, Resolution, Theseus,
Aboukir, Revenge, Danemark, Hero, Marlborough,
Impetueuz, Clyde, Fisgard, and Imperieuse. Com-
modore OWEN and Captain BOLTON command a nu-
merous flotilla of gun-boats in the East and West
Scheldt, for the defence of the island.

The 32d or Cornwall regiment have nobly suppor-
ted their high character in the Expedition to the
Scheldt. A letter from an Officer now in Walehe-
ren assures us, that General Sir EYRE COOTE, among
many other compliments bestowed upon this fine re-
'iment, publicly declared, " that he always slept
soundly when the 32d had the advanced posts in
front of his quarters."
The third division of Royal Stannary Local Mili-
tia, now on duty at Plymouth, under the command
of Major VIVIAN, march into Truro on Wednesday
next.

General BROWNRIGG is appointed Commander in
Chief of the Army in India.
London, England, 1809-10-16

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 11th Octo.
ber, 1309, present the King's Most Excellent Ma-
jesty in Council, his Majesty having been pleased to
appoint the Right Honourable Henry Earl Bathurst
to be one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State, he was this day, by his Majesty's command,
sworn one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State accordingly.
London, England, 1809-10-16

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVES Z N OCT. 15.—Arrived the Andalusia, Jefferson;
John and Mary, Wilter ; Edward, Lewis ; Zephyr, Bream ; all
front Gottenburg.—Salled •the Hope, Gibson, for Mogadore ;
Ann, Appleton, for Oporto; Scarbro', Cooper, for Newiound-
land ; Diligence, Ketto, for Limerick; Thomas and Mary, Gib-
son, for Wexford; Specalant, Wessels; Success, ; Spe-
culatit, Plarain ; Johan Magnus, --- ; all for Gotteuburg.
London, England, 1809-10-16

ROYAL EXCHANGE.

.11ESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. hay%
-1- on Sale at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Ex=
shange, TICKETS and SILARES f r the STATE 1.0 rraglG
which is on a New and Improved Plan, consisting sif only SOC/'
Numbers, to be drawn in On! Day—FRIDAY NEXT.
London, England, 1809-03-02

'T Ay walpoblished,
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ASERIES of DISCOURSES on the PRINCI-
PLES of RELIGIOUS RELIEFS, as connected with HU.
MAN HAPPINESS and IMPROVEMENT.
ity theta-v. R. MOREHEAD, A.M.
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• Ohapal,•Cowgste, Edinburgh.
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JOHN DE- LANCASTgIt. By RICHARD
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Of whom may be had, new editions of the following popular
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SHERIDAN IMPROVED.
The day was published, in square 12mo. price Se. 6d.
'lke 'Thirteenth Edition of
A GENERAL PRONOUNCING and EXPLA•
NATORY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN-
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London, England, 1809-03-02

ZXTRACT OF A LETTER._

,4 Vienna, Feb. S.
.4 His Highness the Archduke Ferninand is expec-
ted at Prape.
" In spite of the military preparations which have
taken place throughout the whole extent of the Mo-
narchy, we believe it is certain that all the Emperor's
ft clings are for the maintenance of peace. The public
indignation has been so strongly excited against those
vho desire war, that it seems they hold now a less
confident language."
London, England, 1809-03-02

BERLIN, FEBRUARY 1.

There lately passed through this place a Freed!
Courier, with dispatches from the Emperor Napoleon
for the King of-Prussia. It is understood that these
dispatches are of the greatest importance.
We are assured that the Queen of Prussia, before
her departure for St. Petersburgh, received from
the Emperor Napoleon, while he was in Spain, pre
sents of raisins and other rare fruits.
LEIPSIC, FEBRUARY S.
It is announced from Berlin, that in the midst
preparations which are making for th.return of the
King.of Prussia into his capital, it is observed with
surprise, that persons attached to the Court have even
caused Ileir effects and furniture to be removed from
Berlin to Konigsberg.
London, England, 1809-01-30

TIMBER.

'TO. BE SOLD, 164---ACi•es of very fine OAK
TIMBER mixed with some very valuable ASH and
ALDLR, 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 reseived until the 3d of
March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street,
Dublin, and further pank Wars may be known, by application to
Mr. him Nesbitt. No. ►6, Tokenhouse-Yard, London.
London, England, 1809-01-30

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 21. Jcscph Sayer, of Upper North-place, Gray's-Inn.place
and Jelin Jeffrey, of 'l'itchfield-street, Mary-la-Bonne, Middle-
sex, coach ant harness-makers, at ten, at Guildhall.
January 30. Mary AloOre' of Albemarle-street, Middlesex, fancy
dress-maker, at one, at Guildhall.
January 31. Wm. Aliithews, of Maidenhead, Berks, carpenter
and builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
January fa. • Peter Le Normand snd Mary Henry Dornant, now
or late of Kent-road, Surrey, soap-manufacturers and copart-
ners, at twelve, at
Jan. st. George W z.rner Burgess, Jostphllomas Loltyer, and
Rowland Gill, of Bristol, linen•drapers, auctioneers, and co-
partner', at eleven, at the liennr.ler 'cavern, Bristol.
Feb. 14. NV m. Catlin Johnson and Join Whiltshire, of Hunting-
don, drapers, at une, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 4. I)avid Crombie, of Great tiennitage-street, Middlesex,
mariner, at eleven, at Guildhall.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Isaac Leech and Robert Leech, of Spotland Bridge, mar Rock-
dale, Laucas merchant,, Jan.:.:, t 61,9.
Wrn. Keeton and t:arnuel Mappin, of shefteld, and John Fox at d
William Addy, of Atterclille, Sheilield, Yorkshire, forkmakers,
Dec. ::1, 1807.
Joseph Baily and Matthew Burkinshaw, of Kingston-upon-HuP,
spirit., ale, and porter merchants, Jan. ::0, 1808.
Hester Forth, ::arch Wallis, and William Wallis, of Bristt I,
biscuit-bakers, S ept. 99, 1608. •
Charles Long, Elizabeth }Age), and Martha Edge!, of Trow-
bridge, Wilts' clothiers, Jan. V.O, 1809.
John Pickard and William Pickard, of Rose and Ciawn-court,
Moorfields, Middlesex, leather-breeches manufacturers, Jas.
14, 1809.
Jane Gibbons and Thomas Ruff, of Sittingbourne, Kent, joiners,
Jan. 12;1809.
Janina Dean and Wm. Burgess, of Manchester, cotton-twist and
weft dealers, Dec. 51,181;8.
John Baker Thomas Baker, William Cowper, James Lee, and
John Steinheiter, of Frith-street, Soho,.patentees for the pro-
duction of instantaneous light and fire, (co far as regards John
Steinbeitc; ), Dec. 6 , IsoB.
' George Robinson and John riper, of Hastings, Sussex, tailors, &c.
Jan. 7, 1809.
David Nevill .ulti John Wesley, of Ivy-lane, Newgate-street, gal-
loon manufamityrs, Jan. .24, 1809.
Stephen George, John Davis, and James Harris, of Liverpool,su-
gar manufacturers, Jan. 21,1809. •
Samuel Burton and Alexander Cummin s o Kingston-i p .1! -Hull,
confectioners, Jan. 19, 1809. •
London, England, 1809-01-30

PRICE ONLY ONE SHILLING.
THE ARMY and the Public anti respectfullyln-
formed that the Monthly Army Li,t, to be Publishetion
the First of February, will as usual, an 4 exchtsively, contain the
EXACT QUARTERS OF THE WHOLE OF THE ARMY
AT HOME AND ABROAD, tozethcr with a correct Plan of
the Harbour of Corunna, and the Scite of the late Engagements.
Printed for RICHARD Pnut.trs, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, Black-
friars, London.

THE MONTHLY ARMY LIST.
London, England, 1809-01-30

FROM LI OYD'S LIST.

The Mary, Hutton, front Southampton, for Shields, is cap•
tured and carried into France.
The Fairfield, Vetch, from Sandswell, for London, is lost neat
Peterhead.
The Manchester, —, from Sallee, for London, was lost n-
Wednesday—crew saved.
ADMIRALTY COURT, JANUARY 27.
This day the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceede,
to the adjudication of the following cases:—
Dorothea Maria, Davids master.—This vessel was sailing u
American colours, laden with a cargo of hemp, and was captur
by his Majesty's ship Salsette, Walter Bathurst, Esq. command,
There being no claim given in this case, the property of cour-
was condemned, and the Master's private adventure restored.
Fortuna, Koed master ; Ferdinandus, Krog master ; Twee G•
broders, Crofts master ; Niord, Taysen master; Conferonz Ra...
' Uwen master • and the Aurora, Brechke master. The abo,
' cases were all questions of freight. The Court was clearly
opinion, under all the circumstances, that no freight was due.
Frederick Julius Raas, 'Thorsen ruaster.—The Court also,
this case, refused freight.
London, England, 1809-01-30

POR'usEA ISLAND W.VITRAVORKti

To be completed under the authority of an Act of Parliament
for " Supplying the Town of Portsmouth, the Garri-
s.,n, the Public Offices, the :;hipping, araL Parts adjacent with
g:toti and w Ito; t.F.ome Water."
r I E Board of Managers •of the PORTSEA
ISLAND WATER-WORKS COMPANY having re-
solved, that the C4ital of £60,000 should he inursediately
comi-
pleted, that the Act may he carried into effect with all posstble
dispatch, do hereby give Notice, that Subo.:riptions for that pur-
pose will be received at the Company's Oilites, No. 8, Bucklers-
bury, London, and tit. Geolged-square, Porrsea ; also at fvte.srq.
Hankcy's and Co. Fenchurch-street, Bankers to the Company.
Purtsea Island Water-Works Office, JOHN LOR,
8, Bucklershury, Jan. 10, 18t)P. Secretary.
The Shares are .ClOn each, to be paid by Instalments of £lO
per Share, with an interval of at least One Month between the
payment of each Instalment. CI per Share to he paid at the
time of Subscribing, being a Deposit of 13 per Cent. and the first
payment of l 0 per Cent. on each share.
N. B, Every information relative to the Company may be had
at thy Office from eleven till three o'clock each day.
London, England, 1809-01-30

FIR 1I vilaß.

ABOUT 700 Loads to be sold together or in Lots,
of from 10 to 20 Loads in each Lot,for which written pro-
posals will be received on or before the last.day of February next,
and the highest bidder if of to become the purchaser
.
The Trees run from 1J to 73 fest each, but it is supposed will
meet at abou 30 feet All the above 'limber grows within 13
11111eS of Golahnin Woarl, and within a m le of_a navigAble ri)er
communicating with the sea en the Sussex wait, and the greiter
part of it on the banks of the came river.
The perticulars of the Lots, together with the conditions of
meaniremeot, time of payment, &c. may be seen, and the Timber
viewed, by application to Mr. Berriman, ar Midhurst, Sussex.
London, England, 1809-01-30

l'hat Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or ber;)re Wednesday the lath day of February next, from such
Verso:ts as may be willing to undertake the supply of HAIR
OUMS, BRUSHES, and MOPS, for service of this Deport-
ment, for a period of three years, though Tenders for the ensuing
sir monjhs only will be considered.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further parti-
culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
nt-ty be known, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall
aforce6l, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
where :A to the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and em:-
dorsed " l'ropesals for I fa:r Brooms, &c." but no Proposal can
'3e admitted after the said 15th shy of February, at twelve o'clock
at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed
unle's the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall
By Order of die Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

:Mewl
London, England, 1809-01-30

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STAFF.

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Brigadier-General Henry Clintem to be Adjutant-General to the
Forces in irelard, vice Brigadier-General Anstruther, deceageti.
Deputy Commissar,-General Robert Hugh Kennedy tu be a
Commissary-General of Stores, Provisions, and Forsgc to the

forces.
The King's German Legion.
Ist Dragoons--tnsign Covert Rocpel, from the South Gloucester
• Militia, to be Cornet, vice Voss, promoted.
‘2d Battalion of the Line—Ensig► Adolphus Hansing, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Mutio, removed to the 7th Battalion of the Line.
7th Ditto—Lieu:enant --- de Mutio, from the ‘2d Battalion
of the Line, to he Lieutenant, vice Hartmann, wbo resigns.
mEMottANIDuM.
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The ar?ointment of Assistant-Surgeon Sileoek, from the Gth
Dragouns, to he Surgeon in the 84th Foot, vice Graham, who re-
tires on half-pa;, as stated in the Gazette of the lith instant, his
not taken place.
Lieutenant John Raymond, of the Bth Foot, is nperseded, being
absent without lave.
ERNI:TUN! in the Gazette of the 17th instant.
6th Regiment of Dragoons.
Tor Assistant-Surgeon Coates, from the 62d Foot,to be Assistant
Surzeon, vier Sitoeh,prenzetecl is the 84th foot,
Re.td Asssistant-Surgeon Coates, from the 62d Foot, to be Assis-
taut-Surgeon.

ORDNANCE-OFFICE, JAN. 23.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
C,nitleman Cadet Robert S. Piper to be Second Lieutenant ; and
Gentleman Cadet Robert G. Power to be ditto. Dated Jam
10, iso.
Corr.mission signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the
County of Surrey.
•
'2d Regiment of Surrey Militia.
Captain r.ickard Frederick to be Major, vice Hudson, resigned.
Dated December 4, 184)2.
Commissions in the Aberdeenshire Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant.

Lieuter.ant James Forbes to he Captain, vice M‘Pherson, appoin-
ted to the Line; Ensign George Cameron to be Lieutenant,
vise Forbes ; Donald Mackay, George Grant, and Evan
hl‘Pherson, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated December 29, 1308.
Cornmiaion in the Stirlingshire, &c. Regiment of
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
f~lum-ter-Muster James Dougall to be Lieutenant, by Brevet.
Dated October J, 180 K.
• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
March 15. John Blythe, of Bristol, merchant, dealer and char•
maga, at tea, at Guildhall, Lontimi.
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BANKRU PTS.
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/Pollard Morton, of Manchester, drysalter; dealer and chapntan,
to surrender February 10, 11. and March 11, at two, at the
New Exchange Boildinp, in Manchester. Attorides, .Messts.
Johnson and 'Balky, Manchester. •
luggoked Gorton, of Pendleton, parish of Eccles, Lancashire,
cocson-s'aer, shopkeeper, dealer and chape.lan, Feb. 27, 28, and
March 11, at three, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Att...mies,
' Mr. Win. Edge, Back Klnrstreet, Tdatwitetter ;Or Mr, IWO
Ems, Cursitor-ttreo) Cilan!Mri-liates LODike.
London, England, 1809-05-31

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

July 18. William Shevill, of Burr-street, Wapping, Middlesex,
dealer and chapnian, at tea, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

James Turner, of Rockford, Essex, carrier, dealer and chaptnan,
to surrender June S, is, and July 11, at ten, at GuildhalL—
Att on, ry, Mr. Thomas Bennett, Philpot-lute, Benchurch-

street, I,ondun.
William Buddle. of Ciienies-street, Bedford-square, Middlesex,
Garpeuter, dealer and eltarnao, June 3, 10,and July 11, at ten,
at Guildh.:ll. Attornies, Mr. Christopher Qednussid, New
Brid4r-st: ,t-t, Blacktriar•

William Francis Walker, if Chatham, Kent, linen-draper, dealer
and chapman, June 5, at ten, June 13. at eleven, and July 11,
at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anomie', Messrs. Palmer,
Tomlinson, and Thomson, Copthall-Court, Throgmorton-
street.
Richard Townree, of Nottingham, maltster, dealer and Chapman,
June 7,8, and July 11, at tea, at the Punch-Bowl, Peck-lane,
Nottingham. Attornies, Mears. Swale and Heels, Great
Ormond-street, London ; or Mr. Benjamin Rickards,Alfretou,
Derbyshire.
Joseph Romer. of Rosamond-street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex,
watch-jeweller and dealer, June 6, 13, and July 11, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dewberry, Canduit•street, Hanover-
square.
John Johnson, of Great Baddow, Essex, carpenter, dealer and
Chapman, Jane 3, 13, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attornia, Mr. Attbrey,:fook's-courr, Cursitur-street, London,
or Mr. Hodgson, Chelmsford.
John Townsend, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman,
June 2,0, st 1, and July 11, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in
John.street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle, John-
street, Bedford row, London ; ur Messrs. Griffith and Hinde,
Lower Castle-street, Liverpool.
Henry Hughes, of Worcest r, hatter and glover, dealer and chap-
man, June 1 2S, and hay 11, at eleven, at the Bridge Int+,
'Worcester. Attornies, V:. Platt, Bridge-strew, Worcester;
or Mr. James Platt, Tantield-court, Temple, London.

DIVIDENDS.
Jane 3. Absalom Marsh, of Aldga.e, London, jeweller, at one
at Geildhall.
June 3. David Clover, of Gutter-lane, London, merchant and
underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
June 3. Barnabas Batterbee, of King's Ly.tn, Norfolk, haber-
dasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
June 3. Thomas Binleis, of Basitighall-street, London, factor, at
ten, at Guildhall.
June 20. Win. *I hompson, of Dean-street, Southwark, and Ebe-
nezer Lradbeater, of ?lour-place, Lambeth, Surrey, merchants,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 6. George Sou: kiat', of New pond-street, Middlesex, linen-
draper, at one, at Guildhall
Jane 1. John Last, of Brighton, Sussex, builder, at eleven, at
Guildhal, London.
London, England, 1809-05-31

nister in America had sent any justification of his pro.
ceedings home, and whether the Right Honourable
cer,leman would have any objection to lay it before
the House ? -
Mr. 1/4:ANNING thought it better to defer any
consideration of the subject till the production of the
papers n"w moved for.
Lord H. PETTY wished particularly for such jus-
tification, if any such had been sent ; as there were
possible cases, in which a Minister might be merito-
rious in acting against his literal instructions.
Mr. CANNING had no disposition to refuse the
request. He thought still, however, that the papers
/low moved for ought to be first produced.
Lord MILTON wished to know what the com-
mercial situation of the two countries was?
Mr. CANNING replied, that•it was one of con.
siderabie embarrassment, owing to the unotherised
arrangement which had been made. •
Mr. WHITBREAD, although he was surprised
that any Minister should act so much against his in-
structions, still was of opinion that the production of
the present papers moved for ought to be first waited
for.—After a few words from Mr. A. BARINC, the
motion was agreed to.

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.
Mr. WHARTON brought up the Report of the Committee •f
Supply respecting the Vote of Credit ; the further consideration
of which was poi, off to this day, on the suggostion of Mr. Pon-
SONS:, who thought the time too late to stare the opinion he en-
tertained upon the subject. Ihe CUANCI.I.I.OIt of the EXCRI.
epee readily acceded to the wish of the Right Honourable Gen-
tleman, with an understanding, at the same time, that, if the
business should not come on till a similar hour, it shOuld never-
theless be proceeded with.
Mr. MARTIN intimated his intention, in ord.: r to save the
time of the House, to confine himself to moving that the House
go into a Committee on his Resolutions, without any introductory
•bservations.
The Consolidated Customs hill was read a third time, and after
a few observations from Mr. BARING and Mr. Rust was passed
and ora,red to the Lords.

Mr. W HARTON brought up the Report of the Committee
of Ways and Means, for the issue of three million. of Exchequer
Elsito cover the Vote of Credit, .vhich was ordered to betaken
inn) further consideration this day.
''he other Orders were put off to this day. Adjourned.
London, England, 1809-05-31

R~RTW .

The wife of s poor man, named Kilby, at Driffield, Gloucester-
shire, n$ four childr.n, three of whom- are now hein:r.
Thursday last, at his house, Copt Hall, licadon, the Lady ()-
Lieutenant-Colonel Nicoll, of a son.
Saturday, Lady Harriet Mitchell, of a son.
At Pinkie House, on the 27th April, the Lady of Sir John
Hc.pe, of Craighall, Bart. of a son.
Wednesday, the 25th inst. at Chel:enham, the Right Hon.
Lady Clarlette Goo!d, of a son.
London, England, 1809-05-31

'I o THEIR CORRESPONDENTS.

MESSRS. LEIGH and CO. have the honour to
I observe, that although, according to the plan on the
principles of integrity established by their Predecessor, a.,
far back as the year 1794, it was never his practice to ac-
cept any fee fur the first interview, where the terms sta::-f.
for the full treatment of the case were not perferly
Ivry ; and although this plan of rating the terms p!a:oly ct
unequivocally, and refusing a fee on the disapproval of thea:„
is still and ever will be strictly 'adhered to, the o&uprion 0'
their time in the Corresponding Department is such, that no k•-
tens whatever arc, or can be answered, unless a Bank Notd i 4 ir.
closed And in Complaints where the parties are urgent fir as.
instant supply of Medicine, the liberal mind will Rot oki,et :e
inclosure proportionate to the nature of the case, or the optile7,c-
of the party.
_

Messrs. latcu and Co. sanctioned by regular Education, by a
Diploma from the Itayal:lege of SUrgeors in London, of
which the principal Partner is an examined and approved Mem-
ber, and by certificates and the strongest testimonials of abili•y
from the most eminent I'hysicians in Landon, continue to confine
their practice to the cure of those Complaints which are con-
tracted in a moment of intoxication, and cf that state of debility
which is caused by youthful imprudence, by which life becomes
embitttered, or the possibility of progeny prevented.
Pt:flews in the Country will have the goodness to describe
every symptom of the complaint, their age, and manner of living,
a: ,t 1 for the purpose of inscrutable secrecy, letters gontaining fees
need not be post paid.
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LONDON : Printed and Published by LEVEL KENT, of Catr.
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London, England, 1809-05-31

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, MAY SO.—.-,rrived the Cambria, Phipps; and
Lord Collingwood, —, front Lisbon; and the Thalia, Waterer,
from Jamaica.—Sailed the Navigation, Kerr, to: Madeira; and
I'auiot, Sandenon, for Cadiz.

DUEL
BETWEEN LORD PAGE I' AND CAPT. CADOGAN.
London, England, 1809-05-31

TO SCHOOLMASTERS.

This day was publishoti,itiCeS;6ti. bound,
HET UTO R'sA SS ISTANT MODERNMED,
T
. or a Regulaillyitem of Prictiesi Arithmetic ; coMprking
all the modern improvements in that Art which are necessary for
the man of business and the practical scholar. The second ecli-•
don, very much altered and improved.
Ey the Rev. THOMAS PEACOCK,
Author of the•Prietical Measurer.
TM its" edition of this work was composed to assist the Au-
thor in estimating bis pupils, and yearly the whole impression was
used in his own School; the same motives have produced the se-
cond, which is very materially altered from the first. Experience,'
that best of teachers, led him to discover many ambiguitirs'which
he wislsed to make plain, anti many inaccueacies which he was
desirotii of cot rectiag. To these points he applied with care and
diligence, and endeavoured to make every pan of the work per-
spicuous
and correct, and be trusts the present edition will he
foetid the most easy and correct system, of Arithmetic ever of-
fered to the public. To those Schuoltuasteis who are in the ha-
bits of using Walkingham's Tutor's Assistant, he particularly re-
commends this,, as a striking improvement upon Walkingham's
plan, without destaoy it ig tpr ground-werk of that in many respects.
uisful Arithmetic.
Printed for C. Chdock and W:hly (stic:ellsaii to Mr. Well)
M Paternoster-row.

9th. That CoFie, of these Resolutions be subscribed by flie
Chairman In the name of the Meeting, and be transmitted by hltn
to Mr. WARDLE, Sir FRA Nets BURDETT, Lord FOLKSTON E,Slr
ROMILLT, Mr. WHITBREAD, General VIRGUSSON, Lord A.
HAssa.-roN, and Mr. lvtabhcicas.
10. That our a sknewledgments are due to Mr. MATT& w
MILLS COATES, for the Resolutions this day adopted, and Pot
his zealous land able exertions on the present occasion.
11th. That the proceedings of this (-lay be inserted in all the
Bristol Newspapers, the Morning Chronicle, the STAR, and the
be. W. COA rEs Chairman.

The Thanks of the Meeting were then voted to the Chhirmin,
tut. No able Owdithrs.l4olsonduct,

FM Wool!).
SAMPLES of FIR W 001) formerly advertised to
Li be Said at Bali slow°, Ross-shire, North Britain (amounting
from 25,000 to 50,000 Trees), are to be seen at Mr. John
Blinkam's Wharf, Woole Quay, Custom-house, London, and any
inituiries will be answered by Mr. M'Donald, No. 28, C.:tannery-
lane.—Application to be made as directed in former Advertise-
ments.--Balnagown Castle, May 29, 1809.
London, England, 1809-05-31

This day was published, in Svo. price 3s.
THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number IL
Printed for John Murray, No. 92, Fleet-street, London ;
Parker, Oxford; Deighton, Cambridge; Joh■ Ballantyne and
Co. and Brown and Crumble, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Mahon,
Dublin.
Subscribers to this Journal are requested to give their orders
to their respective Booksellers or Newsmen either in town or
country.
London, England, 1809-07-03

YA,RMOUT#, JULY 2.

Sailed the Darnace and Maas, of 74 guns, for
the Baltic—Passed this port for Gottenburgh, about
100 sail of merchappnen, under convoy of the Men-
mann gun.brig.—Arrived the EDGAR, of 74.guni.
Remain in the Roads the Roitaucit, Vice-Admiral
DOM" ISRITOMART, and REDERF.AST.—SaiIed for
Heligoland the PRINCE OF WALLs cutter, with the
transport marked P. U. and several merchantmen.—
Wind E.S.E._
London, England, 1809-07-03

MAGDEEURGH, JUNE 17.

The Saxon. troops have evacuated Willenburgh.—
The Commandant ot that city is now
.here 7; 50 pon-
toons, 12 pieces of ordnance, in short, all the military
stores, have been removed hither. It is said that the
Austrians have entered Halle, and slier an intention
to direct their march to Brunswick.
I.EIPZIC, JUNE 19. • •

An Austrian officer, accompanied by a trumpeter,
arrived here at half past eleven o'clock this morning,
immediately proceeded to the Senate House, and or-
der.l quarters for a strong column of Austrian troops,
which is advancing front Duben, and expected here
in the course of this afternoon.
NiNE O'CLOCK AT NIGIIT--The above Austrian
troops have not yet arrived.
London, England, 1809-07-03

EAST INDIA HOUSE, June '-'8; lens.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS Of ENGLAND, tradin:
to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give melee,
That they will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on
or bL fore Wednesday, tke 12th of July next, from any persons
,010 may have engaged to furnish the Commissioners of his Ma-
jesty's Transport Service with Tonnage for the conveyance of
Troops and Stores for the Cape of Good Hope; On what terms
they may be willing to let to the Company a good copper-bottomed
Ship, of about 470 Tons bbrtben, to bring home a Cargo from
India, on the Company's account ; such Ship to be approved by
the Company's Officers, and to be manned and equipped in every
respect agreeably to the usual regulations of the Company.
Thelendcrs to express the rate of freight for builder's measure-
ment, and also for surplus tonnage, and stating the same on the
lowest terms, as there will not be an opportunity of making any
abatement.
The Tenders, with the weeds "Ship Tender" on the cover, to
be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before
twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 12th July next, beyond which
heir the Court will not receive any Tender.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary..

Drat' of the Terms and Conditions on which the Ship will
be engaged for the Company's Service, may be seen upon appli•
cation to Mr. John Merits., Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,
on or at, t Monday next, the 3d of

EAGI.E INsUKANCE COMPANY,
CORNHILL,IONDON.
INSURERS with this Company are respectfully
inforintd that Policies expiring at Midsummer may be re-
newed by Application at this Office within Fifteen Days frem
that Period. Receipts being ready agreeably to the reduced
Premium:, viz.
Common Insurances to £lO,OOO, at 2s. per Cent.
Hazardous to 6,000, at 3s. per Cent.
Double Natarlous to 3,000, at 31. per Cent.
if4.•:,:uces to Ptsure-r with this Compost9.-.—Pament P ent in
Ca,.. of lire, widsout increase of Premium.—Damage by Light-
ning ine.l.! good—No Ciarge for Policies, Indorsements, Altera-
tions, ur :surveys —A Commission of £5 per Cent. allowed on
Shipping Insurance.
Ahstem.nts on Country Insurances from 110 to zit) per Cent.
upon t!ie Premium; and from 23, to 15per Cent. u;son the Duty.
F,OU.IING STOCK insured (without Average Clause) at 2s.
per Con.
TIL: Company's Terms for Life Insurance are equally liberal,
and posies.; very superior Claims to public Patronap.
Aoits wanted. WM. tEETHA.S.I.
London, England, 1809-07-03

outpurchase, vice Great, .app4mited to thy I4tb Foot ; Ensign
George lishn,on •to he ditto, rice Niekle, prosnottd Lienta-
nint-lus.bwyan. from the North Cork Militia, to he Fnstgn.
94,h Dkjto4;--Francis Murray, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vim". Compbell, prcimoted.
9ith Dl to. Matthew Culouz' on half pay of ~the
Royal Marines, to be Paymaiter •of the Sd tiattalloo ; Assie- •
ta:n Surgeon Joseph Burke, from the 97th Foot, to be Surgeon,

vice Rohh, appol;fled oa the Staff
Rcysl Star Corps—Oeutleman Cadet Wm. Dumaresq, from the
Royal Military College; to be Ensign,. without purchase, vice
King, promntLd Gentleman Cadet Frederick Dovernette
from ditto, to be Eni.itn, vice Freeth, proiroted; Gentlemas:
Cadet Samuel from ditto, to be Ensign, vice Westma•
cott, promot:-.1.
6th West India P.egiment—Assistant Surgeon Rober Kerr, from
the West lodia Ra.!gers, to be Surgeon, vice O'Reilly, appointed
to the Pt:ls roil. • •
Royal Tatobrkang,:rs—Assiitant:.sorgeoik William Caldwell; from
- the est Judie Regiment, to be Surgeon, vilt etaliersoe,
deceased.

Ist Ceylon e•giment.
To ite First Lieutenants, without purchase,
Second Lieutenant William Husband, vice Raban, who reslvia.
Second Lieutenant Wiliam Penny, rice Torriano, deceased.
. .

Second Lieutenant J. %V. Wilkins, vice Maclean, deceased.
Second Lieutenant G. F. Dick, from 2d Ceylon Regitilint, vice
• J. Wilkins, who resign'.
To be Adjutant, with the rank n( Second Lieutenant,
Serjeant-Maior Eaton, from the 19th Foot.
2d Ditto-LSecond Lieutenant and Aujutatit Hunter to have the
rank of first Lieutenant; Second Lienter tint W. Little :to be
First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fullarton, promoted;
Hospital Mate James Adams to be .Assistant surgeon.
3d Ditto--Second Lieutenant and Adjutant John White to have
the rank of First Lieutenant ; Setond Lieutenant Lionel E.
Hughes to be FiratiLieutettant, without purchase, vice Blaucken-
burg, promoted.
hleuron's Regiment—Captain Norris Win. Bailey, from the 10th
Foot, to be Major.
3d Garrison Battalion—Enslen Richard Allen, from the 15th Foot,
to be Lieutenant,Vice M•Ketizie, appointed to the 14th Foot.
Ith Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Lirowntigg, from the Std foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice ..icoLie, appointed to the id
Royal Veteran Battalion.
2d Royal V eteran tattalin—Captain James Scobie, from the 4th
Garrison Battalion' to be Captain of a Company, vice Murray,
placed on the retired List.
3d Ditto—Ensign G.Watt to be Lieutenant, vice Berry, deceased.
oth Ditto—Ensign Richard I.owe to ht Lieutenant, vice Blake
placed on the retired list; Jahn Sutclifi(lateSetjeant in the 331
Foos) to be Ensign, vice Lowe.
London, England, 1809-07-03

VIENNA, JUNE 12.

. _
The 4th instant, the corps of the Marshal Prince
of Ponte Corvo entered this city. A strong division
of Saxon troops forms part of that corps.
On the sth a heavy cannonade was heard on the
part of Klasten Newburg. it is now known that the
French had collected a large quantity of pontoons and
other necessaries for the construction of bridges which
the Austrians destrayed by the above cannonade.
The French are employed in constructiag large
iv:miters of rafts, which arc all carried up the Danube
Ebersdorf.

Deputie3 have been sent to Hungary in order to
obtain a supply of provisions fr.zm that country for the
city of Vienna, where the utmost want begins to pre-
vail. Count Din:chstein, Vice President' of the
Aulie Chancery of Bohemia, is at the head of the
Deputation.
Count Metternich, late Austrian Ambassador in
Paris, at rived here ye. terday with his suite. The
same day a division of French troops marched from
hence, in the dire6tion of Parting, Hillersdorf and
Bucker:an-I. A contribution of 18 millions of francs
is said to have been imposed on this city. Since the
nc.:icn near Kissee, in the vicinity of Presburg, several
other severe conflicts have taken plaCe in Hungary.—
The whole of the Ita army under the orders of the
Prince Viceroy, occupies the districts of Oedenburgh
and Wieselburgh. A great number of wounded sol-
diers continues to arrive in this capital and the neigh-
bouring villages.
London, England, 1809-07-03

DUTCH AND FRENCH PAPERS.

Last night we received the latter to the 25th, and
the former to the 29th ult. Their contents are im-
portant as they serve to shew that the circumstances
of the invading army have not been improving, while
the insurrection in the North becomes every day more
formidable. A body of Austrian cavalry is stated
to have penetrated from the Tyrol through Bavaria
to Franconia, after defeating some squadrons of the
enemy's horse, near Naremburg. They levied heavy
contributions wherever they went, and their objt.ct was
said to be to join the Duke of BauNswicK's corps. It
appears that by the joint operations of the Austrians
and the insurgents, BONAPARTE'S communications
with the countries in his rear are rendered extremely
precarious. Five waggons, which had set out from
Munich to. Vienna, laden with specie for paying the
army, had been obliged to return to Munich, and
Count COLLOWRATH has intercepted a quantity of
French baggage, which had been sent from Mayence,
and was descending the Danube upon rafts. So
anxious is BONAPARTR CO reinforce his army by every
possible means, that all the officers and soldiers who
were wounded in the battles of Ratisbon and Ech-
muhl, have been obliged to appear before a Medical
Commission, and those who were judged.competent
to perform any sort, of military duty were expedited
to the army in waggons.
We have also seen private letters from Holland.
London, England, 1809-07-03

FORGERY..

C. H. Ravenscroft was indicted for uttering a draft for XIS, pt n.
porting to be drawn by himself, and accepted by W. 141‘Innerney,
and payable at the house of Messrs. Masterman and Co. inWhke
Hart-court.

It appeared that the prisoner frequented.a Society piling theft,
selves Odd Fellows, at a public-house hi Portland-street, and that
he went by the appellation of Sir C. H. Ravisseroft. On the 44th
of April List he asked Wilson, the landlord, for the loan of 7s.
which he readily gave. Shortly afterwards he requested of Wilsoo
cash for a draft for £l5, and tendered him the draft in question.
Wilson said he had not so much change, but gave him A't in port,
requesting him to call next morning tor the remainder. Wilson
sent the draft next day to Masterman and Co. and it was duly
honoured. The prisoner. did not call for the balance before the
lapse of threeweeks, when it was given to him.

A Clerk of the house of Masterman and Co. proved the per.
ment, and said, that almost immediately after, he suspected it to
be a forgery, and upen inquiry of Messrs. M•lnnerney and co.
he found his suspicions justified.
Mr. M'lnnerney stated, that the prisoner came to his house Its
March last, and said be was an Assistant-Surgeon in the Nary,
that his mune was Wells, and that he wanted an agent to receive
his pay for him. After some conversation, he said he Wanted
201: in part of pay due for his services on board the Ranelagn•
gun-brig, which Mr. M'lnnerney advanced him, and, desired
his clerk to draw a cheek on his banker as above, and which waa
done in the same form as the forged draft. When the prisoner
was apprehended, there was found on him a piece of paper, upon
Which it appeared he had been practising to write tit words--
µ Payable at Messrs. Masterenan's and Co." and the signature
" William M‘lnnerney."
In his defence, he said, he had only asked Wilson to lend hint
X 2 on the draft, but desired him not to present it for payment.
Verdict—Guilty—Death.
Two were convicted of felony, viz. Joseth for steal.
ing several books, and Bs. in money, the property of R. Acker-
man; and Ca*h. liirphy, for stealing a quantity of knives and
forks, and other articles, the property of 'Messrs. Hale, Holds.
worth, and Blizard. _ _
London, England, 1809-07-03

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near the MARKET
I OWN' of COLCHEs' LER, in the COUNTY of ESSEX
By Messr‘. IIOGGART and PHILLIPS, • •
At the Cups inn, Colchester, on Saturday, July 24, at Two
. o'Clocit, in Ten Lots,
FOUR very desirable FREEHOLD FARMS,
1 situate in the Parishes of St. Micbael, Mile-end; Greit and '
Little liorseley, W ,riningford, Mount Bures, and Chappel ; front
two to six miles fr un Colchester, in the County of Essex : con-
taining together alout 370 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and
Wood Land, the chief part lying compact with suitable Fartn-
houses, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, in the occupation of
Islessrs. English, Garrettl Mrs. Harvey, and Chapman. The
two principal Farms on leases just expired, at rents, and of the
value of £6OO per annum. •
To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had,
fifteen days previous to the sale, at the Cups, Colchester; Blue
Posts, Witham ; King's Head, MaWon; Mr. Maberly, Solicitor,
Colchester; C. and J. Robinson, &qrs. Stratton-street,
; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62,
Broad-street, where plans of the Estates may be seen.
London, England, 1809-07-03

THEIR CORRE..:TUALLN

I\, SESSRS. LEIGH and CO. have the hone r f7i
IV.I. observe, that although, according to the p!ztn c, do
priociples of integrity established by th it Preelection, as
far back as the year 1794, it was never his pia.tice to 84.:
cept any fee for the 'first interview, tonere the terms sated
for the full treatment of the case sv,re utu perfecily sat •.ac-
tory ; and although this plan of stating the ttritSs plaint} and
unequitiocally, and refusing a fee on the di-approval of them,
is still and ever will be strictly adhered to, th:- oct-upat:ori of
.their time is the Cut responding Department is susth, that no let-
ters whatever are, or can be answered. u:ikn a I.twik Note is iu-
closed. And in Complaints where the parties are urgent ft ran
instant supply of histlicinc, the liberal mind will not object to an
inclosore proportionate to the baiter, of the east, or the opulence
of the party.

bleisra. 'Lunn and Co. unethical by regular Education, by a
Diploma from the • Royal College of hurguons
which the ,principal Partner is an examined and approved Mem-
ber, and by certificates and the rtrong ,it testin.uniais of ability
from the most eminent physician► in London., continue to confine
their practice to the -cure of those Complaints which are con-
tracted in a moment of intoxication, and cf that state of debility
which is caused by youthful imprudence, by which life becomes
embitttered, or the possibility of progeny prevented.
Patients in the Country will haye the goodness to describe
every sirrnphim of the complaint, their age, and manner of living,
and for the purpose of inscrutable secrecy, letters Containing fen
need not be post paid.
/stn. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-Bar.