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Star.
London, England, 1809-04-25

FRIBURGH, APRIL 4.

The extraordinary Dict, convoked by the Land-
man of Switzerland, opened its sittilig on the 30th of
March. The Landman exposed the reasons which
have induced him to unite the Representatives of all
the Cantons, and terminated his discourse by several
propositions, which have been submitted to the exa-
mination of a Committee, and afterwards adopted.—
Moniteur, April 16.

NAPLES, MARCH 24.
The Camp which is to be firmed in the neigh-
bourhood of Pessano, will be established near the
bridge of Sele. This camp will be composed of the
troops that surround the capital, and will serve to
st►engthen the Calabrian army.
London, England, 1809-04-25

LOCAL MILITIA BILL.

Lord CASTLL•REAGH then moved the third reading of the
Local Militia Bill, when
Mr. GII.ES renewed We objections to the system of ballot,
and commented upon the unfairness of fining the parishes at the
rate of £l5 per man, for each deficient of their respective quotas,
and at the same time limiting the bounty at which they were to
get the men. •

The Bill was then read a third time, and several dames added
by way of riders to the Bill.
Mr. W. WYNNE proposed a clause, prohibiting tb. enlisting
of men for the Regulars Juring the training.
This' after a short conversation, was negatived; the number
for the Clause being 29—against it 84.—Majority U.
While Strangers were excluded, the Bill (we understand) was
passed.
London, England, 1809-04-25

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aftril6, 1009.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAT'Y, do hereby give Notice,
That the Friday the sth of May next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in Writing (sealed up) and treat for Seven Hun-
dred Tons of LIVERPOOL or coarse-grained CHESHIRE
SALT, or Salt of eqtial goodness; and for Five Hundred Tons
of CHESHIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of
equal goodness, if which the Persons who make the Tenders arc
to produce Samples ; to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling
Stores at Deptford ; one half by the 31 st of July next, and the
remain/ler by the 30th of September following, free of all charge
and risk to his Majesty, except that the Contractor will be al-
lowed Ss. l id. per Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf
to the Stores ; and to be paid for by by Bills payable with interest
90 days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors of the Salt
Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewith in Cheshire respectively,
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price than not be
niertedin work at length, or that :hall not be delivered to the Board,
before One o'Closh on the said Friday the sth of May next, nor whim Ih•
Pawn who makes the Tema, or tone Person on hie &hay, attend,
to answer when called for.

PINNER, NEAR HARROW ON THE HILL, MIDDLESEX.
TO BE LET, and entered on immediately,
ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY MANSION,
with Ealing, Drawing, and Book Rooms, surrounded by
thirteen Aries of Meadow, Pleasure and Kitchen Ground, with
Stabling for six Horses, in a genteel neighbourhood, a healthy
air, and every convetlience requisite.—For particulars enquire of
Mr. Crosby, House Agent, Bruton-street, Berkeley squire.
London, England, 1809-04-25

poTAruEs.

This day was published, in ito. with plates, price is. 6d. sewed,
THE REPORT of the COMMITTEE of the
BOARD of AGRICULTURE, concerning the CU LT URE
and USE of PO TA-TOES ; including the following topics :
1. Discrimination of sorts. 6. Distempers.
e. Preparation of soils. 7. Taking up and securing the
3. Sets. Crop.
4. Methods of Planting. 9. Application as food for man.
S. Culture while growing. 9.•Expences, produce, & value.

Printed for RICHARD PIL&LLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blz.ck-
riars, and to he had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had,
published also by Authority of the Board of Agriculture :
1. EXPERIMENTS TRIED by the BOARD of AGRICUL-
TURE, in rte Composition of various sorts of BREAD ; 2s. 6d.
2. A GENERAL REPORT upon the SIZE of FARMS
throughout GREAT BRITAIN; by Dr. RORFA I SON. Price Ss.
S. A LEVIER from the EARL of P.'INCI-lELSEA, on the
Advantages of COTTAGERS' RENTING LAND, price is. 6d.
4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with Queries, rice is. 661.
S. An ACCOUNT of the. Modes of DRAININO SWAMPY,
BOGGY, and MARSHY LANDS, as practised by Mr. Joseph
Elkington ; draw up by Mr. John Johnstone, with numerous
plates. Prise 7s. 6d. in boards.
6. Corrected and improved REPORTS.of T WENTY-EIGHT
COUNTIES in ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, uniformly
printed in OtiAVOi and illustrated with numerous Engravi4s, de-
scribing the-West= State of each County in Agriculture, Mum.
acsures, Popuiation, Prokiice, Esonomy, &c. &c. &tow 7s. Us las.
London, England, 1809-04-25

MR. FRERE.

Mr. WHITBREAD observed, that from the multiplicity of
notices before the House he could not take upon himself to specify
the particular day upon which he should submit a motion, decla-
ratory of the total unfitness of Mr. Frere, the present Ambassador
to Spain, to support sick= the character or the duties with which
he was now entrusted. He should not, however, bring it for-
ward before the Huse had come to a decision upon-the general
merits of the late Campaign in Spain.
London, England, 1809-04-25

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A message from the Lords announced their agreement to the
Irish Spirit Excise, and several Private Bills.
Mr. HUSKlSSON‘obtained leave to bring in a Bill to empower
the Commissioners of Customs in our American Colonies to exa-
mine upon oath.
CAItROW BRIDGE BILL.
Mr. PATTESON moved the second reading of the Carrow
Bridge Bill.
Mr. W. SMITH opposed the motion, on the ground that the
measure was contrary to the sense of the majority of the inhabi-
tants of the city of Norwich.
Mr. PATTESON admitted that it was contrary to the inclina-
tion of a meeting of the inhabitants, but denied that there was
any sufficient reason to believe, that it was contrary to the 'erase
of a majority of the inhabitants. He supported the motion besides
on the ground of its public utility.
The Hottse then divided on the motion, that the Bill be read a
second time, Ayes 4G—Noes 28. _ _ _

The Bill yeas„ then read a secor.d time, and ordered to be com-
mitted,

BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.

Sir CHARLES HAMILTON moved, that Da-
niel Butler, who had been committed to Newgate for
a Breach of Privilege, in arresting him (Sir C. Ha-
milton), should be brought to the bar to be dis-
charged.
Daniel Butler was then called in, and the Speaker
addressed him as follows :

" Daniel Butler, you, an Officer of the Sheriff of Middlesex,
having presumed to arrest a Member of this House, and having
been adjudged on that account guilty of a hie) breach of the
privileges of this House, were sentenced to be committed to Fri •%v-
-, gate. Persons of your description having been appointed to re-
strain the civil liberty of the subject, ought to exercise their em-
ployment with all the lenity and moderation consistent with a
due discharge of their duty. In this instance, however, when
warned of your mistake, you gill persevered, and added iubult to
outrage. Under these circumstances a longer confinement in your
eaie would he fully warranted. But the. House having taken into
its consilsation your petition and submission, has agreed to
put an end to your confinement, and sends you forth an example
at the same time of its justice and its mercy. You are therefore
now discharged, paying your fees."
Daniel Butler was of course immediately dischar.,
god ; and the address of the Speaker was, as usual,
in such cases, ordered to be entered on the Journals.
London, England, 1809-04-25

SIR JOHN MOORZ.

Mr. EDEN gave notice of his intention on to-morrow to move
for the production of certain parts of the Correspondencebetwee.i
Mr. Frere and Sir John Moore, in the late operations of the Bri-
tish Army in Spain.

SPAIN.
Lord TEMPLE deferred his intended motion upoh the result
of the Spanish Campaign, Crum Friday until Tuesday next.

silt HEW IMbitYMPLE.

Mr. PONSONBY gave notice of his intention to move on to-
morrow that nine Letters of the Correspondence which pissed
between Lord Castlereagh and Sir Hew Dalrymple, prep/lout to
the 25th of May, should be laid before the Hohse.
Mr. Secretary CANNING presented a copy of a note addressed
to him from Admiral Apodaca, dated the 9th of March, with his
Answer.—Ordered to be prLited.
London, England, 1809-06-28

SRI I IsH GALLERY OF PORTRAITS.

Printed for T. CADF.I.L akd W. DAVIES, Strand.
THE SECOND NUMBMIt was published, this
ilny, in Atlas quarto, price 1155.; and in -imperial folio,
with pros: impressions, pric: ii. 6a. It oontains Portraits of the
Lim 'Bishop Porten*, Earl St. Vincent, the late Mrs. Montagu,
I.3rd.C.,inicelitir • lasisrlaw, Lord Hutchinson, and Sir Joshua Key.
with biographical Notices.
't he First Number, containing the Preface, and Portraits of
the King and ((/uses, of Earl Spencer, Admiral Lord Hoed,
the We Bishop Lomb, and Sir Lucas Pepys, Hart. with No-
graphical NoticceN was published early in May. --.The Third will
t r.•:ttliAhcd very soon, and it is hoped that a regular Monthly
l'i:bl.cation will be estatelished shortly.
_ _ _ _ _ .•

..0 A Prospectus of the Work ntsibe bed of the publishers.

3 his dry war plollghed, in one neat and very doselt printed
omen voiding, price Ins. is hoards,

A DICTIONARY 'OF PRACTICAL ,SUR-
I MAY : collected from the best antisnost original sources
of :Lforritatiom, and illustrated by Critical Rental/Ls. Including
t i -crvations on the most important Remedies, Applications, In-
_::runts, &c. with the Etymology and Meanirg of the principal
The whole fixating a complete Competidiutst d Modern
;i,:at Knowledge, for the use of Students, Private Practitioners,
and Military Surgeons.
Ey SAMUEL COOPER,
of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and Ayr
:hot. of" 'lite First Lines of the Practice of Surgery."

Printed for John l'sfurnty, 82, Fleet-strret, Lagos ; how
tail.intylie and Co. 18, North Hanover-street, Edinburgh; and
Vi nail and Cumming, Dublin ; and may be% procured of any lino/-
seller rid Newsman, in 'l'own and Country. _ _
London, England, 1809-06-28

DIVIDENDS.

lung 30. John Davis, now or late of Oxford, dealer and chapirian,
at ten, at the King's Arms, Oxford.
June 34. James Hunter, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, mercer
and draper, at ten, at the house of Joseph Wild, Whitehaven.
June 30. Sarah Bull, of Brewer-street, Golden-square, tallow-
chandler, at twel-e, at Guiliahall.
July I. George Packer M'Carthy and Robert Walter Vaughan,
of Bristol, taylors, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol.
Ju•e 47. David Roberts, of Trump-street, London, warehouse-

man, at two, at Guildhall.
June 47. John Christian Hube, of the Broadway, Kent, potter,
aasi glass manufacturer, at two, at Guildhall.
June 29. Robert Armitage' of Vigo-lane, St. James's, Westmin-
ster, ironmonger, at twelve, at Guildhall,
June 29. John Deunett, orNorthuroberland-street, Strand, wine-
merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
hue 29. _Richard Davies, of Bernard-street, Russell-square,
Middlesex, sutler, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Jane 29. Samuel Freeman, of Old Compton-street, Westminster,
carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall.
June '1.9. Thomas Morgan, of Holborn, Middlesex, linen-draper,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1809-06-21

CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, LANDS, AND I .E.ASE-
HOLDa, NEAR PLYXIOUTH.-1 O BE SDLD,
rrilE Fee-sitrple and Inheritance of all that very
valuable ant: desirable MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE,
called COX-SIDE, the late Residence of &tells William Shepherd,
Esq.-deceased, consisting of an elegant Drawing-roost, Dining-
roam, Library, and Breakfast-room, two large Bed-rooms and
Dtessing-room • adjoining, and four other good Bed-rooms, with
convenient Garrets and Attics fur Servants, large Kitchen, Ser-
vants' Hall, Dairy, Larder and Wash-house' two Water-cicsets,
Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court in
front ; also, at a short and convenient distance a Counting-house
and extensive Warehouses, a large Lawn, surrainded with a
Shrubbery and two exctilent walled G.irdens well sracked with
Fruit .trees, together with about 13 Acres (mom or less) of rich
Pasture Land adjoining the House, and for many years past in
the owners occupation.
Also the Fee-simple and luheritance of all that Dwelling-home
and Garden adjoining to Coasidealoresaid, lac: Ia tite occurAtion
of George Down, deceased:
Also, for the remainder of a term of 99 years determinable en
the death of one good Life aged about 46 years, suisi..ct to the
payment of the yearly conventionary rent of Xis, all those Closes
of rich Pasture Latsladjoining to ()oxhide aforesaid, and occlped
therewith, emit/Lining about eight Acres (more or less.)
N. B. The Mansion House and Out-houses hare within these
few pears been rebuilt at a very considerable eapenee, and arc at
present in excellent repair, and the whole of the premises from
their vicinity to the new road, made by the Plymouth Embank-
ment Company, have increased, and are continuing to increase in
value, and form a most desirable and retired Residence for klarFe
family, or an opulent Merchant, with every advantage from. their
vicinity to Sutton Pool and the Harbour and Town of Plymouth.
For selling the same, a Public Auction will be held at the'
London Tavero, FoxhoJe.street, PlystOtils, on Thursday, the
ROth day of 'time inst., at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon.
The Mansion House at Comide May be viewed btl Tuesdays
rued Fridays only, between the hours of eleven egelook in the
-morning, and two o'clock In the afternoon, asaLatay hi/1w pa►►
ticulare.may be known, by epplying to Wm. Nottidire, En(lMu-
sell-stree!, Boneotulscy, London ; 'l'. P. Brownlns, /eq. at Cox-
' -side Houses, near Plymouth ; or to Met W9O. yenta 3.lltherl in
-11grattule"Dedift'AMI04 May 19, 1.9 p,„ ,
London, England, 1809-06-21

SUMMER ASSIZES.

Days and Places appointed for holding the Sum-
mer Assizes, 18U9 :

.• 'HOME CIRCUIT.
BeforiLord act nisapaouois and Chief Baron MiDonatia.
Hertfordibige—Monday, July 4, at tier. turd.
Essex—Thursday, July 26, at Chebusforl.
Kent—Monday, July 31, at Maidstone.
Susser—Saturday. August 5, at Lewes.
Surrey—Wedoesday, August 9, at Croydon. •
London, England, 1809-06-21

-NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
BY THE KING'S LETTERS PATENT. •

WATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP.
This valuable product of modern discovery is offered with
confidence to the Public, as the best, and at the same time the
most mild, innocent, and refined Soap that has ever been made.
The clearness, delicacy, and softness that it gives to the com-
plexion, are absolutely unequalled ; and Gentlemen•who shave
"themselves will find that it renders the action of the razor siar-
frisingly pkasani, close, smooth, And easy, and leaves the skin,
however tender, s ft, flexible, and tree from the slightest irrita-
tion..---4t is sold wholesale by the Patentee, No. 6, Melina-place,
Westminster-road; and Mr. Samuel Ecrry, wholesale Per-
fumer, Greet-street, Soho, Loudon; and retail by. the principai
Perfumers, Haberdashers, Stationers, Etc. dtc. in the three king-
Amin.
London, England, 1809-06-21

This day was published,
21m:tatty printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, price 11. Ss. boards,
'I'HE HISTORY of tha LIFE and REIGN of
ALEXANDF.R the GREAT, from the Latin of Quintus
Curtius Rufns; a nziw Translation, in which considerable pains
have bean bestowed on the difficult passages of the Author.
With Supplements ; Notes, partly original, and partly derived
from learned Commentaries; a copious Index, and a Narrative of
she Division of Alexander's Conquests afte: his death. Illustrated
by a Head of Alexander..engri.ved from a coin in • the possession
of lohu Foy Edgar, and by a Map of Macedonia and the
'Persian Empire, founded on ancient authorities in connection
with recent observations and researches.
London, England, 1809-06-21

WitsTICRN CIRCUIT.

Befbre Sir S. LAMMICE, Knt. and Sir R. GRAUAN, Keit.
Southampton—Tuesday, July IS, at the Castle ut Winchester.
Wilts—Saturday, July 22, at New Sarum.
Dorset—Wednesday, July 26, at DorcheNter.
Devon—Saturday, July MP, at the Castle of Exeter.
City and County of Exeter—Same day, at the guildhall of Exeter.
Cornwall—MoAday, August 7, at bodmin.
Somers, t—Sa urday, August 12, at Bridgewater.
City and County of Bristol—Friday, August 16, at the Guildhall,
Bristol. •

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE it.
CHAMBERS V. JONI'S.

The Court gave judgment in this case : it was an
action against the. Marshal of the King's Bench pri-
son, for permitting the escape of Carain Caulfield,
who was in execution for damages received by the
plaintiff in a trim. con. action. 'The ♦erdict at dr:.
trial was for the plaintiff, but a point was reserved in
the form of the pleadings. The Court now decided,
that the form of pleading was correct, and that the
verdict against the Marshal must stand.
London, England, 1809-06-21

Printed for S. Bagster, Strand.

DF.DICATED TO LADY LONDONDERRY.
This day was published, in Three Vols. price 15s. boards,

• -
THE YOUNG ROSINIERE, (ir SKETCHES
el tbe WORLD, a Novel, by Mrs. PECK, of Dublin, Au-
Om: of the Welsh Peasant Boy, Maid of Avon, Re.
Printed for Coihurn, Conduit-street, Lornisn ; Anderson, Edin-
bath ; Wi,gan Cunnaing,
Of whinn may be Lad, just published,

Guicciarclini, or the Alphlne Bandit; a Romance,
by Author of ViroM.;, f4.c. 1 vuls. 445. bds.
A•licla Mansfield, by 'Madam Cottin, S vels. Its. 6d.-
3. .1.: by Mr. Ivf..fore, 3 vols. 13:.-4. Leentina, by
vols. Alplionso, or she Natural Son; by M.
Jc (soli., 9 vf.:l;. 12s.

:I_3t published, in crown ttvo. price 9s. in boards, much enlarged,
the First Volume of the Second Edition of
THE BRITISH FLORA, or a Systematic Ar-
rangernew of BRITISH PLANTS.
By JOHN HULL, M.D.
Of t'.:e Royal College of Physcians of London, Physician to the.
Lying-inn Ilospit..l , Manchester, &c.
?:.73. All the new %pecks of British Plants beltinging tothe first
Classes, arc now added from Sowerby's English Botany; and
r-Fer.mcus an.. given: to the Phttes of that Work up to the present
..iortli, May 1.59.
i'rinted for R. ilicl:etstalr, corner of Essex-street, Strand.
Of whom may be had, Dr. Hall's Elements of Botany, in 2 vole
Crown Iwo. price 18s. in boards.

This day eras published,
tis nne Sva. col. elegantly printed, price 10s. 6a. boards,

• -
SPANISI-1 HEROISM ; or, the BATTLE of
RUNCESVALLItS, a Metrical Romance, is Five Cantos.,

• By JOHN BELFOUR, Esq.
Penteti f(.r Vernor, Hood, and-Sharpe, Si, Poultry; Consta-
ble, Hinner, Park, and Hunter, Ludgate-street; and J. Booker,
New Bon::;-ttrzet.
rV.tha•;gl. the nr.tle of Roncesvalles it familiar to every
:eaderi, has appeared in this country on the sub-
ject, !ormeit upon aoy her historical basis than that of the
cr..ch CLironicles. This Romance, on the contrary, is founded
on thy circumstances leading to that event, as rel.ited by the Spa-
nish historians, and in this respect base feature of novelty. The
object of the author, in thus commemoratiwg a siznal instance of
vriour wid patriotism, is to exalt the Spanish character; and at a
juncture like the present, it is presumed, that a Poem, tending to
keep alive. a spirit of resistance to Gallic despotism, will noti be
iintavourably.tecsived by aßri:ish public. .
London, England, 1809-06-21

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE: OFFICE, 1809.

..istablished by loyal Carter in the Reign of King George the
First.

PERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due on
the 24th instant, ate hereby informed, that Receipts are now
ready to be delivered tit tonipanyls ()faces, over the ROYAL
EIICIIANOE and in PAtiAVIALL, as well as by their respective
.Asetita in tRe several Counties; :tad the Partks, *sabred are re-
quested to apply, for the Renewal d their Policies, on or before
the 9th of July nest, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Pay-
ions t, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Sec.

J' Attendance is given, daily, at The said Offices, for the As-
sure ace of guiklings4 Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Hat-
bou r, in Dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire;
and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives.
:. B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the As-
s,: ted, where the annual Premium amounts to Gs. or upwards.
The Premium of es. ed. per cent. on Parmirg Stock, is now
IVedtteed to 2s. per cert. —Existing Assurances covering such pro-
f erg will be reduced as they become due, upon applica.tivn to the
,dice, or the Agent through whom the Assurance was made.

THIRD AND LAST GRAND CITY LOTTERY OF
FREEHOLD HOUSES, •
dscbarged of Land-Tae, upward.; of 1100,000 in Capital Prizes.
20,000 Tickets,
To be drawn Guildhall in Four Days, 5000 Tickets each Day.
No fixed Prize.
rIiERE are .Twenty-five grand Capital Prizes in
.1- tilis Lottery, consisti.,e of Twenty-nine excellent Freehold
FOUSLS, situated in Skinner-street and Pickett-street, &c. which
vs ere esiimated In the year 1R:46, when building materials were
gulch cheaper than at present, by five eminent Surveyors, mid
keened by them upon oath, before a Committee of the House of
...:c•minons, to be worth upwards of £2100,(.00 ; but as it is de-
strable tkat the ',Abe shouli know the present improved value
or the pioperty, a new Siiiivey and Estimate is now preparing,
*ilia Win be ,üblished e.s soon as it can be obtained. Tickets
and Shares are on sale by
SIR JAMES BR ANSCOMB and Co.
No. C 7, Ctrighill; 11, Holborn; 38, Haymarket; and 289,
Sur: nd—who sold and shared Three of the Grand Capital Prizes
in the last City Lottery.

PIIZSENT PRICt.
X 8 8 0
Half - 8 0 LiFhth £1 3 0
Quarter ; I 5 0 SiAteenth 0 11 6
The Price will shortly advaete.—Schemes at ]arse may I* had

Ticket

gratis.
London, England, 1809-06-21

DIED.

Wednesday, at Worthing, West George Wynyard, Esq. Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of the 24th Light Dragoons.
At Brockley, Henry Grubber, Esq. many years since a Ccm
mander to the Hou. Eas.-India Co ra;.any's service.
London, England, 1809-06-21

VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, CHILD'S HILL,

HAMPS'/EAD.
To be pereipptorily resold, persuz' nt to three several orders of the
High Court of Chat:eery, hearirs date respectiveltt the lath,
15th, and 16th days of May, 1809; made in a Caine whmvin
Thomas Morris and others are Plaintifn, and Jatiies Clarkson
and another are Defendants, with 'he arprobatkun of Robert
Steele, Esti. one of the Masters of the said Cour:, it the Public
Sale Room of the said Court, in hodsliampton-lulildinga,
_ _

cpry-lane, on Tuesday, the 27th day of June, in it. between the
hours of two and three o'clock in the afternoon ,in T hree Lot,:
AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, situ-
ate at Child's•l within the Parish and Manor of Hen-
don, in the County of :Middlesex, adjoining ekcli side of the road
h ading from Hampstead Heath to the Edgware Road; contain-
ing ahout 34 Acres of Land, with the Family House, Orchard,
and Garden ; together with the Pottery, Kilns, Shecli, and Build-
ings appertaining to the Manufartory ; with the Sheds for Stall-
ing Cattle, Cow-house, Coach-house, and Stables; and also, the
Castle Public House, and the several other Houses, Gardens,
Meadows, Lands, and Premises ; late the property of Samuel
Morris, of Child's Hill aforesaid, deceased.
N.B. 'lire above-mentioned Lands produce the best Earth for
making Sugar Bakers' Moulds, Pots, Jars, Rod Rikldbets, Paving
Bricks, Tiles, Red Stocks, Grey Stocks, ChientiefPpte, &c. •
These Premises way be viewed at any date previous to the
Sale ; and Particulars had gratis at the said Master's Chambers,
in Sou th ampton-buildings, Chan cery-iane ;of Mr. Ai4 rat it r , So.
licitor, Hare Court, Temple; of Mr. Battye, Solicitor, Chancery-
lane ; aud of Mr. Morgan. solicitor, Bedford-row, Loncitio.
London, England, 1809-06-21

GREENOCK, JUNE 16.

It'was the Friends, GOURLAY, which passed to Pot t
Glagow, on Tuesday morning, from St. Thomas's ;
sailed thence 6th May.—The Mary Ann, DICKIE, had
artil•ed there from Clyde,discharged her cargo, and had
gone over to St. Croix to load, and probably would join
tilt, first convoy expected to sail about 15th May—a
number of vessels had arrived to join the convoy.—
May 15th, spoke his Majesty's brig Bantry, SMITH, in
lat. 31. 23. N. long. 2. W.— 25th, spoke the Ma-
ria, REID, from the Bahamas, for Liverpool, lat. 41.5.
N. long. 46. 16. W.-28th, spoke the Commerce,
SANINER, from Philadelphia to Gottenburgh, lat. 44.
A& N long. 40. 49. W.--June 7th, spoke a b.n:g from
Standrew'sfor Exeter, ha. 50. 7. N. long. 26. 25. W.
London, England, 1809-06-21

CHATHAM, JUNE 18.

On Friday, the SCEPTRE sailed from this port to
Long Reach, and the same day the LONDON came
from thence into this harbour, where she is dismant-
ling very hastily.
A Marine, in order to desert, made his escape in
disguise, over the wall of the barracks last night, and
sta's early this morning discovered in the Dock-yar-'.
and by the centinels brought before Commissioner Sir
ROBERT Bit tcLor, And being recognised was sent back
to the barracks : it being low water, i'•: had waded
through the mud and ouze, and contrived to get up
the Impregnable's slip, and was in a most deplorable
• state.
London, England, 1809-06-21

PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JUNE 0.

The Rzs!sTANcf: frigate, Captain ADAhf, was paid
seven months wages to-day, preparatory to het sailing
for the Mediterranean, on a six months eruize : she
has £500,000 on hoard, in dollars and other speeief
part of the suh,idy granted to his Sicilian Mijesry.
Arrived the REVENGE, 74 ; and REDPOLE brig, from
the Rochefort station. Sailed the MARINER gun-brig,
to carry a Commander to supersede Capt. SEYMOUR,
of the PALLAS frigate, whose presence is requited on
Lord GAMBIECS Court Martial.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 20.
Arrived a fleet of Merchantmen from the Downs.

DEAL{ JUNE co.

Arrived the TIC/USAcut:or from Plymouth, and
sailed through for Yarmouth with the TRIZEICE fri-
gate. Sailed the OSPREY sloop with convoy for,
Vortsmouth ;. BADGER sloop on a cruize. Arrived
from the River, and sailed for Portsmouth, the Wm.
Pitt and Union Indiamen. Wind E.
)n the Dowi3s—Agincourt, Monmouth, Venerable, San Do-
mingo, Pasierful, Illustrious, Clyde, Crocus, Beagle, Royalist,
Hound, Pandora, Gallant, and Royal Escape.
London, England, 1809-06-21

N u nt: tz 69501

E4ST-INDIA HOUSE, June W, 1809.
PERSONS who are willing to supply the East-
Inds Company with 530 Chaldrona of the best Sea COALS,
"PuJimeaqure, distinguishing the different sorts, 400 Chaldsims
to be delivered within a short period, and tke remaining quantity
when wanted, at the East-India House and Warehouses, free of
au expenses, may send in their Proposes, sealed up, addressed
to she Committee of the House, betake twelve o'clock, on Wed-
nesday the 28th instant. •
London, England, 1809-06-21

PtigLlC NOTICT.,
A SPANISH Merebant of .bgee• a quantity
of real Pale Xeres, and Port Witte; and K being the pw
duce ef the Estates of his oven Family (residents of Xeres de la
Frontera and Douro) he is enabled to do it at a price Well worthy,
the notice of ocenomists.-41s. per dozen.,
Applications to be made. to Mr. yantotl Cornett, No. IS,
Arundel-street, Strand.
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WAR-OFFICE.

Lord FOLKSTONE, ill rising to move for certain
Papers referring to the conduct of John Ogle, Esq.
who, in the year 1801, Ind passed his Accounts rela-
tive to a Levy he had raised, declared his anxiety to
avoid the dilemma eith,Tl. of bringing forward a
tion without a statement of Parliamentary grounds ;
or, on the oth^r 11!tad, of making accusations which li
zhe par: i ate-cted by them was incapable of explain-
ing or contradicting. 'What he understood on this
subject was, that in the year 1798 Col. Ogle received,
letters of servicc to rat: c a ievy. In 1801, his accounts
were given in :1 the War 0&e. It appeared, ini
consequence of the intOrmat ion of a person of the nitne
of Reid, that the s. accounts of Col. Ogle were frau-
dulently made out. That the enlistments of the men
were antedated, and that forged receipts were pro-
duced by Col. Ogle. The result of this information
was, an order to the Attorney-General to prosecute
Colonel Ogle. Th? prosecution was instituted, and
the Defendant put in a plea of Not Guilty. That
plea Colonel Ogle afterwards withdrew, and was of
course convicted. But there the matter rested, and
no judgment was Tr mounced upon the conviction.
At present, he should only move, that a copy of the
information filed by his Majesty's Attorney General
in the year 1801, against John Ogle,. Esq. be laid
before the Bosse.

Mr. YORKE state:? that theikcircumstauce allud-
ed co came within his department when in offie.—
The circumstances were not very fresh in his recol-
lection, but ha did remember that steps were taken'
afterwards to investigate Colonel Ogle's accounts,
and a reference was made to General Gwynn. In
consequence of the reference, a bond was passed by
Colonel Ogle, which to this day existed at the War-
Office against him.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
did not object to the production of the Papers moved
for by the Noble Lord, at the same time that he did
not see to what ultimate benefit their production
could lead. The only effect which could follow was,
that in all cases where a conviction took place, that
the utmost rigour of the law ought to be put in
force. But the fact in the present case would prove
that by the arrangements, which took place, the
public were indemnified for the overpayments which
had been made to Colonel Ogle; an indemnity which
the country could not receive from any ine inflicted
upon him by the judgment of the Court of King's
Bench.

Lcrd FOLKSTONE observed, that it was his in-
tention to make the production of those papers the
ground-work for a motion, calling upon the Attor-
ney-General to report why judgment was not passed.
The motion was then agreed tn.
Lord FOLKSTONE next moved fur the produc-
tion of the copies of all memorials presented by Col.
Ogle to the War-Oilice, since the year 1801, together
with the answers returned. and the proceedings of the
Wal-Difice thereupc n.
London, England, 1809-04-13

MR. 'BEAUCHAMP RlbL.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT, in moving for the pro-
duction of the Warrant promoting Mr. Beauchamp
Hill from the office of S6rveyor of Excise to an In-
spector-General in the same department, adverted to
the strange circumstances attendant on that promo-
tion. That officer had been proved,from his own
testimony, to have violated an Act of Parliament
which rendered him incapable of holding any civil or
military situation under the Crown; yet his Majesty's
Government, in defiance of this positive act of the
Legislature, had promoted, to a very high situation
in the Excise, this transgressor, who, from the Report
of the Committee of Finance, appeared to have been
jn the constant practice of taking, illegally, twenty
guineas per month from every Distiller in his walk
as Surveyor.
Mr. FOSTER stated the practice to be almost ge.
neral, and that it was now remedied by an increase
of the salaries of the Surveyors—an increase which
guarded against the bad collection of the revenue.
In every other instance, Mr. Hill was known to be a
very active Officer.
Mr. C ROA KER begged leave to say one word, as
due to the character of the Parson (a laugh) alluded
to. He was one of the most distinguished Officers ;
and it was to be recollected, that when the salary of
Surveyor was only 401. or 601. a year, in order to
support a large family in the City of Dublin, persons
in his situation were necessitated to increase their small
income by emoluments.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT contended that the ap-
pointment was an improper one ; and it was not
alone in this instance that Mr. Hill proved his inca-
pability.
Mr. CROAKER—I beg leave to call the Right Ho-
nourable Baronet to order, in nouhmaking a second
speech.
The SPEAKER—The Right Honourable Baronet
was perfectly' in order. (ikar, hear.) •
The motion of Sir John Newport was then agreed
to ; as was another for certain Papers connected with
the Linen Board of Ireland. ,

The Report was received, and leave given to bring
in the Bill.—Adjottrned.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1809-04-13

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t..

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THE. PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of lIIS MA-

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or before Wednesday the 19th day of April instant, from such
Pawns as may be willing to undertake the supply of a List of
Stores and .Articles denominated PETTY EMPTIONARY
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neither will arty Tender be noticed, unless the warty makicg
it, or au Agent in his behalf, shall attend:,
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 6, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAJESTr: NAVY, Jo licrefl Kit,: Arctic:,

That tue Friday the sth of May next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders 6 writing (sealed up) and treat for Seven Hu •
dred 'Con+ of LIVERPOOL or coarse-grained CHESHIRk.
SALT, or Salt of equal goodness; and for Five Hundred Tons
of CHEMIRF. LAY SAL;F, of the largest grain. or rAt of
equal goodness, of which the Persans who make the Tenders are
to produce Samples ; to be delivered lino his Maiesty'sVictuallir g
Storrs at Deptford; one halt by the fit st of July next, and the
, remaitr'er by the ::otla of September following, free of alt charge
land rasa to hit Majesty, except that the Contractor will be al•
Idwed ‘2s. t td. per Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf
to the Stott, ; end to be paid for by by bills payable with interest
9U days attt r irate.

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Office, at this Office; cr by applying to the Collectors of the Salt
Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Cheshire respectively,
Yu regard will be had to JNyTender la whisk the prim ,hull moth
,stet', words at lent/., or that ,reel not Ire Jelitier:d r, the Ileari
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London, England, 1809-04-13

RED LION MOTEL AND 'IAVERN,
1-11G1-1 WYCOMB.

RICHARD .GELLETT, from the Angel Inn,
Butlt, t respectfully begs leave to acquaint the Not+ility,
Gentry, al!ti Public in beaeral, that he has recently purchased the
above premises; and 11.1v;:ig .:11tercdon the KWIC and laid in a choice
stock of wines a:id sp;rizs, humbly solicits the patronage and sup-
port of the Nobility, Genty, and the .Friends of his predecessor,
Watkin Crowther, assuring them that the greatrst cart and
'aztenri.ni shall be paid to every department of the conzern, so ss
to rend •r his house, in point of accommodation, equal to any on.:
on the road.
A private room and svOl•aired beds will be provided for the
acconitnodatinn ~1 Gentlemen IraveUers.—;leaf Post-aaises,
6tc.—A good 1.1.r.1er.
London, England, 1809-04-14

By the Rev. ROBERT BLAND.

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Si a EVERAILD. 'lwo Tales, tke thi edition.
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of his tale; and Mr. Bland, together with many of his other excel-
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and even, in some instances, improved upon it."

Critical Rev. Feb. 1808.
London, England, 1809-04-14

I:fIESFRE-ROYAL, HAYIAARKET.

PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 14, 1809,
will be acted the Comedy of
THE MERRY WIVES' OF WINDSOR.
Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE;
vice Shallow, Mr. SIMMONS ; Slender, Mr. LISTON;
ford, Mr. POPE ; Page, Mr. MURRAY ;
•2:Caius, M. FARLEY ; Hugh Evans, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Mrs. Ford, Mrs. GIBBS ;
Mrs. DIBDIN ; Ann Page, Miss DE CAMP;
Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
To which will be added the Burletta of
TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
To.morrow King Henry the Eighth; with the Quaker.
Ver.,l4y, King Richard the Third ; with (positively the last
• ,on) Mother Goose.
:!av, the Dramatic Opera of the Exile.
,• • •,v. The Tragedy of King Lear.

ARMY.

I'o bi SOLD, at his Majesty's regulation price of
a Cornetcy in the 3d Dragoons, now stationed near
...;,,E,—Letters addressed (pest paid) to A. B. No. 4, Cork-.
.., i'ood street, London, will be duly attended to.
U. None but principals, or acciedited Army Agents' need

To LILIFIENAN IS ON HALF-PAY.
A LIEUTENANT in a Garrison Battalion is de-
,ir3us w exchange to Half-pay, on the British Estabash-
.—Applicalons addressed to A.A. at No. 7, York-street,
London, will be immediately attended to.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
1.i.:11t3 dND Ges rLFMEN,
ueg leave to offer you our grateful acknow-
Yi ludgetnents for rtu! honour you have conferred on us by
;,acting us into the Direction.
!toting that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of the
<,:.,lLtice they have reposed in us,
We have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient, and very humble servants,
FRANCIS BARING,
HUGH INGLIS,
JOHN MANSHIP,
THOMAS METCALFE,
GEORGE MILLET,
7:..: House, April 13, ISO'.

• .1 MEETING of the MAYOR. and BUR-
ES the BOROUGH of DERBY, in Common
.iembled, the Bth dAv of April, 180.).
BROWNL, Esquire, Mayor, in the Chair.

_
• - ,t, ,at this Common Hatt, deploring the too evident
. . a'.;uses and other practices of evil tendency, in various
of the admi.iiitration of public affairs, do highly approve
is „nd indep, Arm spirit evinced by GWYLLYK LLOYD
I:, Esquire, in in,tituting, and so steadily prosecuting, the
: r: into the Conduct of his Royal Highness the Duke of
d :hat hy his patriotic exertions Mr.WaRDLE is deservedly
. . , and Las, the Thanks and Gratitude of this Meeting.
s e , :hut tue proceedings of this Common Hall be signed
is tc, aad be by him transmitted to Colonel Wardle.
, that s.,ch proceedings he inserted in the STAR, and
• . l'ap,.rs, and in the Derby Mercury.
•• .:, Lc the thanks of this Coalman 1-tall be given to

1: •

I Esquire, Mayor, for calling tilt N-lectiniand for
cJlicluct in thi: Chair.

EDWARD WARD, Town Clerk.
London, England, 1809-04-14

DOVER, APRIL Is.

Came in last night, with the loss of an anchor and
cable, the ketch Wheat Sheaf, of and for London,
with fruit from Lisbon ; also a Pappenburgh boy, with
salt, five weeks from St. LT be's. Arrived in the Roads
from a cruize, the Ely and RoLLA sloops. l'Assed
by this day two convoys, from Plymouth for the
Downs.—Wind S.W. and moderate.
London, England, 1809-04-14

MARRIED.

Lately, at Greenwich, Edmund Lockyer, M D. to Miss Eliza
Braithwaite.

At Grimsby, Mr. Edward Carritt, Ensign in the Grimsby Vo-
lunteer Corps, to Miss Lister, only daughter of R. lister, Esq.
Mayor of Grimsby.
At Caine, the Rev. C. Phillott, Rector of Kingston-Deverill.
in the County of Wilts, to Frances, daughter of Francis Vender,
Esq. Rear-Admiral of the White, of Hardenhuish-house, Wilts.
At 'Twickenham, James Merry M.D. of Bath, to Mrs. Mar-
tha Podmore, widow of the Rev. Richard Podmore, late Vicar
of Cranbrook and Appledore, in Kent.
_ _

. -
At Hastings, Mr. Timothy Brown, of East Hoathly, son of the
Ire Rev. T. Brown, rector of Ardingly, Sussex, to Miss Satterley,
of Hastings.

DIED.

A► Cape Town, the 7th of January last, Andrew Cassels, Esq.
King's Advocate at the Cape of Good Hope.
At Torbay, the 22d ult. I.ieut. Lewis Lamb, of his Majesty's
ship St. George, son of the late John Lamb, Leith.
On the ‘29th ult. Mr. Wm. Sibbald, architect, and overseer of
public works for the city of Edinburgh.
At Drumsbeugh, the 31st ult. at an advanced age, Mr. James
Maule, factor for the Earl of Moray, a situation which he had
held for fifty-five years.
On the 28th ult. at Chichester, Mr. Wm. Wittman, in the 80th
rar of his age : his death was occasioned by a fall through a
trap-door in a grocer's shop in that city, which had not been
properly secured. He was the oldest Riding Otter of the Port
of Chichester.
London, England, 1809-04-14

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EAST INDIA MEN.

A letter has been received from Capt. DosAthsom
of the ship NEPTUNE, outward bound, dated 6th March
,last, in lat. 3G. 36. N. long. 15. 26. W. in company
the WARREN HASTINGS, LORD MFI.VILLE, TRUE
BRITON, CUMBERLAND, SCA LEBY CASTLE, and CUFF••
NELLS all well.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 11.
Yesterday arrived the ship Brown, Captain GRAY,
from Saloe, 42 days, with wine, brandy, &c. for or-
ders ; the Minerva, ONANS, from Poole ; the Lord
Nelson, SHEFFIELD, from Plymouth ; his Majesty's
schooner NONPAREIL, with dispatches from Sir J. T.
DUCKWORTH, off Madeira; and the Cornwallis packet,
with Mails from the Leeward Islands : she sailed
from St. Thomas's on the 12th ult. Sailed the Duke
of Marlborough packet, BULL, for Lisbon ; Nocton
ditto, MA RTHER, for Rio Janeiro; and Prince of %Vales
ditto, KERKNESS, for New-York, with mails. His
Majesty's brig ORESTES, of 16 guns, Captain L A PE-
NOTIERE, sailed on a cruize. The American ship
Pacific, with dispatches from New-York, is supposed
to be arrived in the Offing. The Consul's boat is
gone off, but the wind being contrary, it is though
the ship cannot get into port before the morning.—
A post-chaise is in waiting to take the bearer of the
dispatches to London.—Wind W.S.W.
PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, APRIL I^.

Arrrived the PARTIIIAN, of 18 guns, from a entice
off the Land's End ; the ORESTE.S, of 18 guns, from
Falmouth ; and l'Eclair cartel, from Martinique, last
from Morlaix, (where she landed the Governor of '
Martinique), charged with dispatches relative to the
surrender of that island to the British. Also arrived
the Portuguese brig Sta. Lorenza, Don E. FELIX
Master, with hides, tallow, &c. from the Brazils,
bound to London ; she was captured the 4tk ult. by
the General Matthew French privateer, and recap.
tuned by the RESISTANCE frigate, Capt. ADA M.—The
Ann, BENNET, from St. Michael's, bound to London,
arrived here yesterday ; she was captured on the 4th
inst. by a French schooner, and recaptured on Satur-
day last by his Majesty's ship TONNANT.—AIso arri-
ved the James and Catherine, WEE, from Glasgow,
with ruin for the Victualling Office at this port ; the
Bee, TIIOhIPSON, from Chester; and the Eliza, NEW-
MAN, from Newport, with oak timber ; the Thomas,
LEY, from Liverpool.—The followings ships arc in
the Sound with their flue Peters flying, as signals
for sailing
STATIRA, 40 guns I PHOEBE, .36 guns
Qussec, 36 BONNECITOTENNE '2 4
PHOENIX, 36 SWALLOW 1$