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London, England, 1809-03-18

•
TIMBER, SOMERSETSHIRE.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At the Mildmay Arms, Queen Camel, on Tuesday and %VS.:lnes-
day the 11th and 12th of April, punctually at Two o'Clock, in
80 Lots, for the accommodation of every class of Purchasers,
suitable not only for Timber-merchants, but for Carpenters,
Wheel-wrights, Coach-m akers ,T u rners, Mill-wrights, Coopers,
and Workmen in general,
TWO Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty-two
Oak, Ash, Elm, Walnut, Sycamore, Maple, and other
TIMBER TREES, with the top, lop, and bark, the greatest part
maiden trees, very convertible staff, and suitable for various pur-
poses, now standing and growing on sundry Estates at Queen
Camel, five miles from Ilches ter ; at Ham, a short distance from
J.angport, and the Navigation to Bridgewater and the Bristol
Channel ; at friornhlou.u. ...Id - chantilly
Horethorn, on the turnpike-road betwe.ln Wincanton and Sher-
borne. Some of the timber is very handsome, and of large di-
mensions.

To be viewed by applying to Mr. Mullett, at the Mildmay
Arms, Queen Camel ; Mr. W. Sherrin, at Low Ham ; Mr. Symes,
at Hornblotton ; Mr. Foot, Charlton Horethorn, of whom cata-
logues may be bad; also,.of Mr. Langdon, printer, Sherborne ;
Mr. Marriott, printer, Taunton • Mr. Cruttwell, printer, Bath;
Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol; Messrs. Brodie and Co. printers,
Salisbury ; at the Golden Lion, Yeovil; Greyhound, Wincanton ;
George, Castle Cary; Swan, Langport ; George, Bridgewater;
and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, ALersgate-
street, London.
London, England, 1809-03-18

STAFFORDSHIRE.

A capital Estate, with a Residence, Manor, and Advowson.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 29, at Twelve, in 1 I.ot,
A CAPITAL, and very valuable FREEHOLD
ES I'ATE, delightfully situate in the parish of Ilam, a beau-
tiful aad romantic part of the county of Stafford, divided frotifl
Derbyshire by the River Dove, which, with the River Manifold,
nearly encircles the property, five miles from the nrsket-town
of Ashbourn, 12 from Cheade, 14 from Leek, and easy distances
from the watering-places of Matlock and Buxton ; consisting of
'the Manor of •ILAM, with' the Royalties and Appurtenances,
co-extensive with the Parish. The distinguished and much .td-
mired Seat called ILAM HALL, with Offices, Gardens, Plea-
' sure-groands, Plantations, Hanging Woods, and rich Paddocks,
pleasingly timbered, and intersected by the River, presents one
of the most charming and interesting scenes of picturesque beau-
ty, The demesne lands contain altogether near 1000 Acres,
chiefly Meadow and pasture, lying within a Ring-fence; with
Farm Houses, and suitable Out-buildings, a genteel Residence on
a small scale; a Public-house, and sundry Cottagess now in the
possession of Sir Hugh Bauman, Bart. Messrs. Tomlinson,
Hodgkinson, Phillips, Smith, Oakden, &c. all Tenants at Will,
except for one Farm, the Lease of which is nearly expired.
The present rents, exclusive of the Manor and Woods in hand,
are about 10001. per annum, and capable of being increased. Also
the perpetual Advowson and next Pres ntation to the Vicarage
of Ilant, which has been endowed with the Great Tythes. Im-
mediate possession may be had of the Mansion House, Pleasure-
Grounds, and about 70 acres. On this Estate is a considerable
part of the celebrated valley of Dove Dale, with the craggy and
tomantic rocks, which is the admiration and wonder of all travel-
lers.—To be viewed two months preceding the sale, by applying
to Mr. Anthony Oakden, at Ilam, of whom printed particulars
may be then had. Particulars may also be had of John Beresford,
Esq. Attorney, Ashbourn ; of the Printers of the Derby, Stafford,
and Leicester Newspapers ; of Mr. Harrop, Printer, Mulches.
ter ; Mr. Billinge, Printer, Liverpool ; at the Hotels at Buxton
and Matlock; place of Sale.; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,
Titchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, London, where a plan
may be seen.
London, England, 1809-03-18

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS.
BISH solicits the attention of the Public to the
± • Scheme of the ensuing Lottery, which contains the same
number of Prizes and Tickets as the last, but with an A 15DITIO
NAL Bolus given by the Contractors, which may entitle the for-
tunate Holders of a single Ticket or Share to an Immense and in-
calculable Benefit —The first-drawn Prize above £l5 on tiro first
Day, will be entitled, over and above the Prize, to too° V'/HOLE
TICKETS; and the Holder of the first-drawn Prize above £l5
off the second Day, win also receive, over and above the Prize,
300 WHOLE TICKETS; which Tickets are Sealed up and de-
posited for security in the Bank of England. The Numbers of
the 1,500 Tickets so .given are inserted in the Schemes which
may Fe had gratis at the above Offices, where Ticket; and Shares
are selling in great Variety ; and as there are but 18,500 Tickitit
-for Sale, the earlier the purchase the better.*
T. Bi tt has been renetrkable for. selling a prodigious number
of Capital• Prizes ; and it is extraordinary that he sold thu last
£20,000, the last £55,000, the two last ftw,ooo, and the last Prize
of 500 whole Tic‘eta ever drawn, all in Shares, at No. 4, Corn-
bill, and 9, Charin Cross.
• Notwithstarding there were 500 more Tickets for sale in
-the-last Lowery than in this, every Ticket was sold, although the
'trice was £Csii per Ticket.
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London, England, 1809-03-18

VALUABLE FREEHOLD LANDS, SOMERSETSHIRE,
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At the Mildinay Arms, Queen Camel, on Monday, April 10,
punctually at Two o'Ciock, in 83 Lots,
A VERY eligible FREEROLD ESTATE, ad-
vantageously situate at Charlton Horethorn, five miles
from Wincanton, Sherborne, and Queen Cancel; consisting of
about 400 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Orcharding, Arable, and
, Wood Lands, with an old Mansion-house and Offices, Farm-
house, and Buildings, and sundry Tenements, in the occupation
of Mr. John Foot, Mr. William Field, and others, at Rents
I amounting to only £430 per annittn.—The Land-tax is redeemed.
To be viewed, by applying to Mr. John Foot, the tenant, of
whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the Place of Sale,
where a Plan may be seen :—Particulars also at the Greyhound,
Wincanton; Red Lion, Somerton ; Golden Lion, Yeovil; George,
Castle Cary ; Swan, Langpart ; Swan, Wells ; of Mr. Cruttwell,
printer, Bath; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol; Mr. Langdon, prin-
ter, Sherborne; Messrs. Brodie and Co. printers, Salisbury; and
of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street ,
London, where a Plan may also be seen.
London, England, 1809-03-11

''ORDN42VCE OFFICE, Mart 3, 1809. I
THE PRIIVCIP;a OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY: ORD 1114NCE, do knell give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Palt-Mall, en
or before Friday the 17th instant, from such Persons as may be
willing to uncles-ale the Supply Of Forage for the Ordnance
Horses stationed in the following Districts, viz.
North Britain South West, including Ports-
Northern mouth, Isle of Wight, and
' Yorkshire Christchurctf
Eastern, exclsive of Warley Western
Southern, exclusive of Chat- Wootarieh, with its Denpen-
ham dencies
Warley and Chatham
For a period of six months from the Ist of April next.
The Forage to be furnished in cations to consist, as hereafter
may from time to time be required, either of
10Ibs. of Oats or of 71bs. of Oats •
12Ibs. of Hay 'Sibs. of Hay
bliss. of Straw 811,s. of Straw
And most be delivered at the respective stations atthe expence of
the Contractor, who is also to turnish such Horses with Oats at
sibs. per ration, as may be Wetted within the District foe whim%
he Contracts.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for each
District, and it is expected that the Ctntractor shall receive the
Stable Dung, that, during the period of his connect, may accu-
mulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of
per Horse per week.
Further particulars may be known upon application to the Of&
cers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District; and also
at the Secretary's Office,. in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day be-
tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are
to be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for the
Supply of Porage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the
said 17th day of March instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the
same day, neither will •any Tender be noticed unless the party
makira it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
by Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

TO ItE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday
the 24th instant, at Eleven,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.-
(For Exportation)
5 Pipes and 9 Hogsheads French Brandy,
10d Hogsheads French Red Wine;
Being part of the Cargo of the Chasse Marie la Diligence, an .l
condemr•.ed as Price to his Majesty's ship SATURN, Lord Ale E..
LZUS BEA UCLLRK Commander, and CADMUS, D. WinTra,
Esq. Commander.
After which (for Exportation),
9 Pieces French Brandy; I Pipe Spanish Red Wine ;
2 Half Pieces and 3 Hhds French Red Wine, of supetior quality.
Being part of the Cargo of the Danish Ship FORTUNA, and others,
and condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship ACTIVE, MAW-
SRLY, Esq. Co nmand..r.—Also (for Home Consumption),
One 12-inch Cable, and the Standing Rigging of the French
Brig Pierre Cesar (the Hull taken by Government), and sundry
o her Stores, &c. which will be particularized in the Catalogue.
For viewing and further Particulars apply to
Mr. .101-iN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1809-03-11

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 25.
They write from Manheim, that all the troops
of the Confederation of the Rhine are waiting only
for orders to marc]►, and that several regiments
have already passed Heidelberg, and, taking the
route of Heibronn, have dcscended the Necker.
London, England, 1809-01-23

Shortly will be published,

Handsomely printed in quarto, and illustrated by a Map, exhi-
biting tke Soundings, &c. of the numerous Harbours and
Anchorages round the Coast of Ireland ; the actual, practical,
and projected lines of Inland Navigation throughout that
Country ; the different Minerals and Fossils found in each
County thereof, Ste.
iek VIEW of the NATURAL, POLITICAL,
A. and COMMERCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES of IRELAND.
With an Appendix, comprising several Tables, fully illustrative
of the Con Trade of Ireland, during upwards of one hundred
years, and presenting a satisfactory view of all the more promi-
nent branches of the Irish Commerce doting the same period ;
accounts of the valise of the Exports and Imports of Ireland, since
the middle of the last Century ; and of the Public Revenue, Ex-
penditure, and Debt thereof, since the year 1780; returns of the
different endowed Schools in Ireland, and the unendowed ones in
particular Districts. Statements of the Roman Catholic popula-
tion, and other local circumstances of several Dioceses in the
Province of Munster • a faithful representation of the actual con-
dition of the Irsh Reiman Catholic Clergy ; and various other in-
teresting matters. The whole drawn from the most authentic
documents.—By THOMAS NEWENHAM, Esq. Author of
An Inquiry into the Progress and Magnitude of the Population
of Ireland ; and of several Tracts relative to that Country.
Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1809-01-23

PLYMOUTH DOCK, JANUARY 21.

Six o'Clock,
The VILLE DE PARIS, and other ships, are now
coming into Hamoaze, and a hearse is waiting in
Government-square; to receive the remains of the
lamented Sir Joint MooRE. The transports, with
the survivors and wounded, are also coming into the
harbour in considerable numbers.
London, England, 1809-01-23


NEWIWITILS MILL.
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Killingworth 1
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Bell and Co.'s Walls-Ead
Blyth 1
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Bourn Moor
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BIRTH. •
On the lit instant, the w:fe of a poor man, named William
Turner, of Tong-lane, near Middleton, of three girls, who, with
their mother, are likely to do well. Theyl were baptized on the
same day by the Rev. Mr. Lister, curate of Middleton, by the
names of Faith, Hope, aad Charity ; and the last name was given
to the largest of them, because " the greatest of these is Charity.'.
London, England, 1809-01-23

THE Heat and Irritation of the Skin, so prevalent
on the approach of cold weather, are immediately removed
by SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS ; the
effects of which are perfectly well known in Scurvy, Ssropkula,
Gout, Rheumatism' Eruptions, Bilious Complaints, Ulcerations,
Scald Heads, &c. After Measles, Small and Cow Poz, It is a
most admirable alterative.

The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King's Patent,"
ex pressed the bottle, bill of direction' and outside wrapper ;
sad the King's duty is printed in black ink.
Sold at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London, in small
bottles of ss. 6d. • double bottles 10s. • and larger 11. 2s.
Compound Essence, to allay nnplreuant Irritation,
London, England, 1809-01-23

NATURAL.HISTORY.

This day was published, a new Edition, considerably extended
and improved, in three large Volumes, tivo. price a 10s. in

boards,
A NINIAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, ANECDOTES
A
and CURIOUS FACTS; relative to the manners, habits,
and economy, of the WHOLE ANIMAL CREATION, col-
lected from works of Authority in all Languages, from expensive
books of Natural History, from Voyages and Travels, and from
every authentic Source. The whole classed and arranged accord-
ing to the system of Linnaus.
By the Re*. W. BINGLEY.
Fellow of the Linnstan Society. and late of St. Peter's CLllege,
Cambridge.
This work has been pronounced by competent judges, both at
home and abroad, to be one of the most entertaining in the entire
compass of Literature. Its translation into the French Language,
its republication in America, and the rapid tele of successive large
editions.at borne, are so many demonstrative proofs of the high
esdmation in which it is held by naturalists, by conductors of se-
minaries of education, and by the public at large.
Printed for Ricsasto PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge street, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Booksellen.
Of whom may be bad,
Tits RLIMINTS Of NATURAL HISTORY, for the use of schools
and young persons, with engraved representations of two him-
deedubrects. By theßtv. W. Motor, LL. D. Remo of Stones-
Seidl 410. Staples es. bound, el Ns 14. with-she pima sawed.
London, England, 1809-01-23

DIED.

Tuesday last, at Lord Robert Spencer's, Woolbeding, in Sussex,
after an illness of four days, brought on by a cold that had been on
him some time, Sir Francis Vincent, Bart. in the 28th year of
his age.
Yesterday morning, aged 72, at his house in Old But'ington-
street, his Excellency Coent de Brut!, many years Minister from
the Elector of Saxony to his Britannic Majesty, Knight of the
Order of the White Eagle.
_ _

Monday last, at Waicot-place, Lambeth, at the advanced age
lot 81, Mrs. Balderston.

On the 1 Tth instant, at Newbold, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire,
Mrs. Hardwick, widow of the late John Hardwick, Esq.
Lately, in St. John's college, Cambridge, Mr. R. Bligh, student
of that society.
London, England, 1809-01-23

MARRIED.

On the 16th instant, at MdidstOne, by the Rev. James Reeve,
William ScucCainore, Esq. of that town, to Miss Davies, of Mort-
lake, Surrey.
On the 18th instant, at the parish church of St. Pancras, Mid•
dieser, John Litherland, Esq. to Miu Ellen Jepson, eldest daugh-
ter of the Rev. George Jepson, of Lincoln.
London, England, 1809-01-23

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 22.

R'

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Arrived his Majesty's ship BLAU, from the Downs.
—Sailed his Majesty's ships BRAZEN, for Cork, and
the CLORINDE, with a fleet under convoy for. the East
Indies, consisting of the following ships, viz.—
The Henry Addington, Neptune, Cumberland,
Scalesby Castle, and True Briton, for Bombay and
China ; the Warren Hastings, for Bengal and China ;
the Lord Melville, for Madras and Bengal ; and the
Cuffnells, for St. Helena, Bengal, and China.
Commissioner SHIELD, eor the Cape of Good Hope;
Commissioner INMAN, for Madras ; and Capt. WIL.
BRAHAZd, Royal Navy, went passengers in the CLO.
RINDE.—Wind N.E.

DEAL, JANUARY is.
Sailed through the Downs the Breckbank, Joi,.
LARD, for Cadiz ; Maria, SMITH, for Bermuda ;
Czsar, FOWLER, for Jamaica ; Nelson, RAIFORD,
and the Anson. ANDERSON, for Hayti.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Gadivasaisn, lAN. V2.—Paced by the Spanish Patriot, Dur-
rell, from Cadiz.--Sailed the Apollo, Reid, for Curacoa, and the
Theresa, Vink, for Heligoland.
The Industry, RoasNsoN, from Lisbon, for Lon.
don, was captured on the 19th instant, off Beachy
Head, and carried into Dieppe.

Yesterday morning, at an early hour, the shop of
Mr. Solomon, salesman, in Maiden-lane, Coven Gar-
den, was broken into, and robbed of wearing apparel
to.a large amount. The thieves have not yet beta
discovered.
Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, a ire broke
out in the cellar of Mr. Allen, potatoe dealer, in Cross-
street, Hatton Garden, which burnt the whole of the
interior, as well as that of Mr. Sly, boot and shoe.
maker, adjoining, and damaged the upper part of the
White Lion public house.
• Saturday, about twelve o'clock at noon, *a fire was
discovered in the wine cellar of Messrs. Buckles, wine
merchants, in Elbow-lane, College-hill, occasioned
by some loose straw catching fire, but it was get
under with only the loss of a pipe of wine"which bil-
ged by the heat.,
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JANUARY 98.--Tte
Market to-clay has considerable rem tining supplies of
Grain in general ; but,' in the state as the latter end
of last week, from the Thames Navigation being
stopped, no sales of Corn are made, or prices quote 4
and the Factors mostly decline producing samples,
but ;he stocks of Pour on hand are plenty---fino 80s,
to BU—seconds 765. to 80s.
London, England, 1809-01-23

PORTSEA ISLAND WATER-WORKS.
To be completed under the authority or an Act of Parliament
passed, for " Supplying the Town of Portsmouth, the Garri-
son, the Public Offices, the Shipping, and Pars adjacent with
good and wholesome Water."
1-1-" HE Board of Managers of the PORTSEA
ISLAND WATER-WORKS COMPANY having re-
solved, that the Capital of '200,000 should be itunsediately com-
pleted, that 'the Act may be carried into effect with all possible
dispatch, do hereby give Notice, that Subscriptions for that, pur-
pose will be received at the Company's Offices, No. 8, Bucklers-
bury, London, and St. George's-square, Portsea ; also at Messrs.
Hankey's and Co. Fenchurch-street, Bankers to the Company.
Pertsea Island Water-Wort Office, JOHN TAYLOR,
8, Bucklersbnry, Jan. 10; 1809. Secretary.
The Shares are £m) each, to be paid by Instalments, of £lO
per Share, with an interval of at least One Month between the
payment of each Instalment. itlS per Share to be paid at the
time of Subecribine, being a Deposit of S per Cent. and the first
payment of lo per Cent. on each Share.
N. B, Every information relative to the Company may be had
at the Office from eleven till three o'clock each day.
London, England, 1809-01-23

MR. GILPIN'. PICTURESQUE WORKS.
This day were published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand.
OBSERVATIONS on several Parts of the Counties
of CAMBRIDGE, NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, and ESSEX;
elm on several Parts of NORTH WALES; relative chiefly to
picturesque Beauty ; Inters Tours. the retame made in the year
1769—the luta in the year 1775.
By the late WILLIAM GILPIN, A. M.
Prebendary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Boldre, near Lymington.
Published by his Trustees, for the Benefit of this School, at
Boldre, in one Volume. with ;Twenty Engravings, from the
Authes's orleinsl.Drawings, price .18s. in. boards.
As above may also be had, by the same Author,
1. Picturesque Remarks bn the Rivet Wye; witu seveial En-
gravings. Fifth Edition, price 17.. inboards.
Picturesque Ram:tits on the Lakes of Cumberland and
Westmoreland; with several Engravings. Two Vols. Third
Edition, price 11.165. in boards.
s. Picturesque Remarks on the Highlands of Scotland ; with
several Engravings, 2 vols. Third Edition, 11.165. boards.
4. Picturesque Remarks on Forest Scenery. With several En-
gravings, 2 vol.. Third Edition, 11. 16s, in boards.
5. Picturesque Remarks on the Western Parts t#' England.
With leveral Engravings. Second Edition, 11. Ss. in boards.
6. Picturesque Remarks on the Southern Parts elf England ;
with Engravings, 7s. in boards.
7. Five Essays on Picturesque Subjects; with Engravings.
Third Edition, ISs. inboards.
S. Essay on Prints. Fourth Edition. 45. in boards.
London, England, 1809-01-23

ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TICKITS
WILL BE GIVEN ON THE FIRST AND SECONDDAY

OF DRAWING
''HE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which
begins on the 12th of APRIL NEXT, besides the under-
mentioned Prises.

SCHEMF.

are 32'80,0510
QO,OOO
10,000
6,000
5,000
2,000
2,200
2,500
-- 72,300

4 of £20,000
10,000
5,000
1,000
580 ---
100
SO
25
15

10
YO
44
100
4,820

V. (~000 Tickets. £VOO.OOO
DAYS OF DRAWING.
Wednesday, April 12, Friday, April 21,
Thursday, April 27, Saturday, April 29.
The 'Contractors have Permission•of the Lords of the Treasury
to make a FREE wirr of 1,500 Whole Tickets, in Addition-to
the Prizes in the Scheme:
FIRST 'DAY, a Free -Gift of. 1,000 Whole Tickets, for the
first-drawn Prize above £l5; the Numbers of which are as
follows :
5,001 to • 3,100 8,591 to 8,600
4,501 4,600 9,001 9,100
5,001' --. 5,100 111,901 --10,600
. firrxe ..... 6,600 11,001 •-11,100
t
, 7,001 7.100 12,501 12,000
SICQI4II3.I7AIr, another Preis Gift of 50'0 Whole ThEtees, far
the Arsektraws Prise above APIS, the Numbers of wllidb are as
follows ...-- • . •
130* to. 18,100.1. 111,004 tO • 110 P.
14,501 --1 14,600 I 15,601 10000
17,001 to • 17,100.
1 - traiin . 01111.61.0121120. minis $1 every Lkessiel Jittery
Mike.
London, England, 1809-01-23

TIMBER.

O BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very fine OAK
T
TIMBER mixed with some very valuable ASH and
ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. It is situated lrithin
fifteea miles of Clonmell, and twenty-one of "Austria, in the
Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is water
carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be reaeived until the 3d of
March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-street,
Dbblin, and further particulars may be known, by application to
Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Yard, London.
London, England, 1809-01-23

NAUTICiIL IN7'ELLIGENIE.

This mornining arrived a Mail from Jamaica,
brought to Falmouth by the CAATARET packet: she
sailed on the sth December.

We are happy in being able to state, that the PAR.
TBIAN, of 18 guns, which was reported to have been
lost on the Coast of France, was safe in Guavas
Lake, Cornwall, on Wednesday.
London, England, 1809-10-05

ANI'WER,P, DEPT.

Generals Bernier and Hater arrived here yester-
.2.ty ; they are to be employed in our armies.

MUNICH, SEPT. 16.

The head-quarters of the Marshal Duke of Dant-
+.ic sill in Salzburg+, and the positions of
his troops is not yet altered. On the 12th instant he
all the troops stationed here, and in the en-
vi:•ons of this place. _ _ _

We learn from Venice that all the seamen of the
Ittlsbian flotilla, which has been dismantlad there,
have been sent to Triest.

NUREMBURGH. SEPT. trt,

I.,,:ttcrs from Bohemia state, that the utmost dis-
content prevails amonrf, the inhabitants of that king-
becausc the Militia are to r. ear in future the
tii.;Forrn of the Austrian troops of the line, and to
:!ve their number increased by a /evy.rn-fxru-sr. All
:he inagazines found in the different towns of Son.
t!.ern Bohemia, arc to be removed to Prague. The
c..,rs of the ci.devant Electors of Hesse-Cassell still
ot:cupv the circle of Velattan.
The Archduke Ferdinand still continues in Plague,
mud reviews the different troops ofthe line and militia
successively arrive in that place.

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London, England, 1809-10-05

FRANKFORT, SEPT. 24.

We learn from Dresden that the necessary mea-
sures have been taken there to secure, as much as pOs-
gible, that capital against any hostile attack, in case
the %car ith Austria should unexpectedly recom-
mence. The most valuable effects have been sent to
Konigstein, and several hundreds of labourers are
daily employed in throwing up entrenchments on the
heights near the Bohemian frontiers.
On the 18th, a considerable train of Saxon artil-
lery passed through Erlangen, on its way to join the
Saxon corps which is in Presburg. Preparations are
making to prolong the line c# telegraphs from Stras.
burgh to Park, by Augsburgh and Munich to Vienna.
Some French officers, charged with the Cocnpleticr
of this work, have already arrived at Augsburgh ant
begun their operation. The tine from Augsburg tt
itrAsburg passes by Ulm and Consradt.
I The Swedish Embassy: which has been here fol
London, England, 1809-10-05

ANOTHER LETTER-DATED SEPT. 29.

It is quite plain that the French think us in a state
of complete disability ; for it is a well known fact that
there is scarcely a ;single soldier to be found in Ant-
werp and its neighbourhood. Ido not vouch for the
truth of the statement, but I have heard it said that
south Beveland has been abandoned by the French ;
i.et whether they have gone to Bonaparte at Ahen-
bnrti, or to Spain, or any where else, we cannot tell.
he troops, in general, are much better than they
were.

The origin cf the dkease k said to be (and,l be-
lieve cortccly) from the soldiers, after undergoing
f. t gue in a clo,e atmosphere, drinking large draughts
f he stagnAnt water with which Walcheren abounds.
--Those who were first taken ill used to drink the
t 1 :nti•y of gin allowed them unmixed with water ;
l,n. e wli mixed it escaped the disease, or did
ii 1« lit to the same extent.

•j w)iter is said abe very agreeable and very
healtt.r in this island, but I do not anticipate much
pie !sure from remaining ; I had lather, as well as
rn,st •of us, be in England.
We do not hear much from the opposite coast of
Holland ; but we have had it reported several times
that a battle has been fought on the Danube ; yet we
do not know whether to believe it, though it has
been repeatc4 to.d.iy. I hope it may be so.
King Louis is said to be at the palace of the
g u e. . .

The fortifications of Flushing proceed with in-
creased rapidity, and the works are really most
grand and niagnificent. You would think that the
ba,zions would be able to withstand the discharge of
artillery against them for yea: s.

GZRM4IY PAPERS.

BRUGES, SE V I'. 21.

Hospital% for the use of our armies have lately
be •n established 'n this place, Ypres, and Courtray.
l'hey ary comndued to the managemot of the direc-
tors of charitable purposes in thou places, who have
deservedly obtained, by their humatie and zealous
conduct, the confidence of Government and the
country at large.
London, England, 1809-10-05

INSCRIPTION.

ANNA D'ARFL►T.-BY THE REV. W. L. 13(..MLES.
POVNDRO ON TSB ROMANTIC !STORY 01 ROSIRT A ositame.

O'er Illy poor AIkNA.II lowly grave
No dirge shall sound, no knell shall ring,
Itur Anal', as the high pines wave,
Their half heard a .tiliofrers" shall sing

No Hovers of transient bloom at Oa
The Maidens on the turf shall strew f
N r sigh, as the sad spot they leave,
&reefs is the sweet ! a horg aka !

B it :n ;his wilder:len profound,
O'er her die dove shall build her nest,
And Ocean sirull with softer sound
A RevtioN to her dreams of rest !

Ah !when shall 1 as quiet be,
When not a friend or human eye,
Shall mark beneath the mossy tree
The spot sv....re era forgotten de!

higs her name on the cold gone,
Is-all that now on earth I crave;
For in this world I am alone—
Oh lay me with her in the grave I
London, England, 1809-10-05

AUCTION MART.

THE Directors have great fatisfiction in announ-
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enabled them to aproint the Ist dAy of January next, for the com-
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trust will convey such a perfect idea of the Establishment, u to
secure 2 degree of patronage that veil confirm the sat:vine es-
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URSTJANT to a Decree of e High. Court of
p
Chancery, made Jn a Cause, M,.irkl:sot against Markha.m, i
the Cry(!hors if the Right Rev. Father in God WiLLIAM
MARKHAM, Lite Lord Arch''lshop of York, tit ce :sed (vr! o
died ou or about the 3d day of November Ifto7), ace to come in
and prove their Debts btsfa:e /nate, nastier, Esq. oie the
Masers cf the said Coll7+, at his clsintbeni in Senittar yo,-
111111iinkg,. eitorcery-iane, Lonatio, met :xi:oe the tr-th d.ty of'
November, •:,09, or in (tamer thert4rf, they wll Le peremptorily
excluded the beuefit of the said Decree-

GEO. BRAMWELL,SoIicitor,
No. 13, Paper-Buildings, '1 ample
London, England, 1809-10-05

SCIIELDT.

ILUSHING, SEPT.

It is distressing in the extreme to have nothing to
commtmicate to you but the increased unh-althy
state of the army. Out of SW effective men with
which we landed, our battalion has at present only
160 fit for service. Fifty-four have died within the
space of 22 days-. Every other regiment is equally
unhealthy, and-some still more so. The Royals and
the 6th are struck off duty altogether.
The deaths of the army are supposed td amount
to 2000 men a month. Sir Eyre Coote, we under-
stand, sent home dispatches a few days since, repre-
senting the wretched condition of the army, and sta-
ting, that, in case of necessity, he could sot bring
above one fourth of its numbers into the field. It is
to be hoped Government will see the folly of keeping
this island. It is the general opinion, that it could
not be defended under any circumstances ; and of
course it cannot possibly under the present.
It is reported that the French are making prepa-
rations at Antwerp, Cadsand, North and South Beve-
land, for a grand attack upon us, the descent to be
made in four different points at the same moment.—
It was said a few days since that Bonaparte was at
Antwerp, and that an immense flotilla was in a
state of forwardness th tome down upon us. We
are constantly employed in repairing and improving
the fortifications of this place ; but, in our own redu-
ced and disabled state, it is to be feared the enemy
will have the advantage of them rather than we our-
selves. In a littletime we shall have no troops left
to man them, if we should be attacked ; and if we
evacuate the place they will have them in a much
better state than we found them. So that in either
sense the labour of repair is useless. About 200 of
the inhabitants are daily employed in the works. Let
me know in your next letter if it be meant to give
up this place speedily, or to send a strong reinforce-
ment of fresh troops. Either must be done, and I
think it would be worse than madness to waste away
the British army by continual drafts, merely to keep
possession of this abominable island.
London, England, 1809-10-05

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DEAL, DECEMBER G.

Sailed the DUKE OF MONTROSE and the LEANDER
for the River.—Put back the outward-bound that
sailed yesterday, and remain with several other ships.
—Arrived the Ajar, STEWART, 39 days from New-
Providence; the Tarnley, —; and Bird, —,
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D BC. 7.—The BOMBAY, LORD CASTLEREAGH, and
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