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PPRINCIPLES OF DESIGN IN ARCHITEC-
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GEORGE THE THIRD!

This day was published, a New Edition, revised, enlarged, and
improved, in Eight large and handsome Volumes, Octay..,
price Four Guineas, in boards,
rrHE REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD,
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or more or less damaged, in the
_idt, on the att.tek upon Fl,isitiug.
letter frem :I.o2;horn cf. the 7th inst.
part of the car. ,)es of vessels Car-
y French privateers, are declared
horn, and the other ports of the

ttioned in the 13th Article of the
of June, 1408, with the exception
cloths, stuffs, hosiery, and
the let Arecle of the said. Decree.

was known yesterday that peace
.ustria on the 14th instant, at nipa

Senegal, forming a part Of the
le tine, arrived at Vannes on the .
will remain for sometime to reco.
i of a lUng paisage. It was con.
English transports.
esuvit... ..diug to the latest accounts from
Naples, still continued to emit 'flames, notwithstand-
ing the incessant rains which hadrecently fallen intha;
quarter. The violence of the eruiition had abated ;
b _ the volcano still discharged a small stream of bur-
,
;outer, in a direction nearly opposite to that of
"rt eruptions of lava.
NIUNiCH, OCTOBER S.

Oil the 25th inst. the Tyrolese insurgents attacked
the regiment of foot guards which occupied a posi-
tion at Lustenstein and in its environs, and obliged it,
after a vigorous resistance, to fall back to Hollern.—
They were, however, attacked in their tura by a
corps of Trench troops under the orders of General
Montmarie, and completely defeated, with great loss;
300 were made prisoners of war, and six pieces of
cannon taken.

dismaste3, disabled,
narrowe.of the Schell
A c,!oriing to a let
prip goods, being p:
i-ioht into Corsica by
a Itriigitile into Legl
Meditcreopeah, ment
Dectfe of the 24411
of mti:slins, cotton c
nett, prohibited by t
Oproay.a 19.—1 t
w.tqgned with Au:
in .4,0 morning.
garrison of
46th rcgim girt of the
12tkinst. where it v
ver from the effects
veyed to France in l
Vesuvius, accord
London, England, 1809-10-27

ST. PETERSBURGH, SEI'T.

Baron Stedink, late Swedish Ambassador at this
Court, has arrived here from Fredericksham, but
whether he is to remain here in his former diplomatic
capacity is not yet known.

On the 18th, in the afternoon, the Counsellor of
State, Scholipors, arrived here from Fredericksham
with the Definitive Treaty of Peace between Russia
and Sweden.

Count Romanzoff also arrived to-day, at six o'clock
in the evening. Some hours before the news of this
peace, so glorious for Russia, had been announced to
the inhabitants by numerous salutes of artillery tired
from the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul. Yes-
terday a religious festival of thanksgiving for the
peace was celebrated in the parish church of St. Isaac
—25,000 men, commanded by the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, were under arms. The Emperbr repaired
to the church on horseback, amid an immense con-
course of people, who made the air resound with
their acclamations. _ _

The two Empresses, the Imperial Family, the
Members of the Corps Diplomatique, were present
at the 7e Deum, which was sung, accompanied by se-
veral discharges of artillery and musketry. In the
evening the whole city was illuminated.
The Treaty will be published with a Manifesto.—
A Tr Deans will likewise be sung in All the churches
of the Empire. Count Romanzoff, the negociator,
and signer of the Treaty, has been raised to the dig-
nity of Chancellor of the Empire, the first civil dig-
nity of the State ; he has the rank of a Field-Mar-
shal-General.
The Field-Marshal-General Count Gudowish is
appointed Governor of Moscow. Major-General Be-
lancourt is appointed Lieutenant-General of our army
in Moldavia ; he has again gained some signal ad-
vantages over the Turks, of which we expect the
particulars.

SEMLIN, SEPTFMBER 4.
The Russian army, which is besieging Ismailow,
consists of 30,000 men. The Turkish garrison, which
is numerous, makes the most vigorous defence. An
army of observation covers the siege against that of
4,:ie Grand Vizier, which has advanced to Silestria,
while another corps is proceeding along the coast of
the Black Sea, upon Varna. It is possible the two
armies will not be long before they come to an en-
gagement.
London, England, 1809-10-27

hviELLmENat.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 24.

Arrived the Dispatch packet, 19 days from Cadiz,
ri vmouni and PLYMOUTH-DOCK, OCTOBER. £5.
Arrived the DEFIANCE, 74, CaptainHOTHAM, from
the coast of Spain, last from Cadiz, to which place
she conveyed the Spanish ships fitted out at Ferrol ;
she is come in to refit and recruit her stores.
The ENDYMION frigate appeared in the offing this
nicraing and gave her nuMber, after which she stood
up Channel.
&tiled the OnEsms sloop of war, on a cruize.

The Two Brothers lighter, laden with wine, was
.ir;•:en ashore last night on the rocks of the Hoe, and
.; feared will be lost—the cargo is sated.

HARWICH, OCTOBER 26.
Sailed the BEAUFOY packet; for Flushing.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 26.

Early this morning the CHAMPION and NED Etvni,
their convoy, for Gottenburgb, got under weigh,
and were soon out of sight.
_Arrived the EXERTION gun•brig, and has brought
in with her the following foreign vessels, via.

Vrcw Margaretta, Cornelius P. Fern master, of Embden, from
tit:ir:clar..i, with cotton ;
Erdtrs, Harm Henders, of Heligoland, from Holland,

wr.!: ;

c:32. inteniii, Hendricks Pettus, of Papenburgh, from Nocor-
dr, With tutter ;
Ki.cat Aran, Gerret Helshelf master, of and from Pappen-
..re with butter ; and

Vrev Lana, Hendricks Antonies, of and from Embden,

whe: .
Rerna:as his Majesty's ships of war ROEBUCK,
ONT%, BRUISER, ACUTE, INDIGNANT, VIXEN,
and E7.:EFTION.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1809-12-15

OXFORD SLEC77OIIt.

The contest for the Chancellorship of this learned
Establishment is at lengtth terminated. At a late
hour last night, the poll being finally closed, Lord
GRENVILLE was declared duly electt'.l by a maioriy
of Thirteen, the final state of the Poll having been
For Lord GREW/ILL 106
Lord ELooN 393
The Duke of BrAUFOR T £3B
The poll commenced on Wednesda y,and continued
the whole of yesterday. The following was the order
of proceeding :
The Convocation having met at 9 o'clock on Wed-
nesday morning, some time was ocenpied in swearing
in a few Regent Masters and in :eadinc!,- St.o-ates; the
Vice-Chaocellor then stated to the l:reetio, that it
was convened for the purpose of choosing a Chan-
cellor of the Universitv, in the place of the late
Duke of PonTLANn, deceased, and the Men-lb:Ts
were to proceed adscrks:niztm forihwitll. Wheratoon
Ole (the Vice Chancellor) proceeded, first to give
his vote, and afterwards the Proctors, and t'lon each
Member of Convocation, as he presented hims •t.
—There was no nomination of Candidates, hut
each Member was supposed to vote for the pet-son he
thought best qualified for the office. Indeed, before
even the mentioning the name of the successful can.
didate, all the papers, &c. are burnt. The Vice-Chan-
cellor and Proctors are the only persons acquainted
accurately with the manner in which the electors have
voted.
London, England, 1809-12-15

NEW ENCYCLOPCEDIA.

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BELL'S OPERATIVE SURGERY.

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A SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE SURGERY,
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woßp 2LBCI7IN.

The following dignifedAddress to the Members of
ConeocationhAs been published by the friends of Lord
Ga EN VILLE at Oxford:. It is intended as a reply to the
several productions of the adverse party in the present
academical contest' between the friends of Lords
GIiENVILLF. and Ei.nos :
London, England, 1809-12-15

MARRIED.

Wednesday the 13th Inst. at Salehurst, Sussex, by the Rev.
Henry Hodges, the Rev. Thomas Ferris, to Elizabeth Dorothy,
only daughter of Charles Lamb, Esq. of Higham.
The Rev. Wm. Veale, of Trevailer-hall, Cornwall, and Fellow
of New College, Oxford; to Miss Boriase, only daughter and
heiress of C. Borlase, Esq. of Castle Horned, Cornwall.
Rev. John Ellis, Vicar of Wootten, Warwickshire, to Miss
Pearcb, of Beaconsfield, Bucks.
Rev. Brook Edward Bridges, to Harriet, second daughter of
the late John Foote, Esq.
Saturday, John Henry Brune, -Esq. of Queen-street, Cheap-
side, to Catherine, youngest daughter of Mr. John Houseman, of
Threadneedle-street.
Captain George Feed, Ist Guards, to Miss Caroline Halifax,
fourth daughter of the Rev. Robert Halifax, Vicar of Standish.

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in the Ho*. East India Company's service, on the Bengol establsh-
ment, to Miss Hetherington, only daughter of the late John
Hetiterington, Esq. of Intack, near Brampton.
At Great Yarmouth, Altss Anna Maria Walter, only daughter
of John Walter, Esq. to Capt. Robert Spear, R. N.
Rev. Edward Smith, of Folkingham, Lincolnshire, to Sarah,
eldest daughter of Marmaduke Langdale, Esq. of New Ottnond•
street, London.
London, England, 1809-12-15

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MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL.

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'THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY-
BRIDGE, containing Swents of MODERN CitaitAcTref,
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Puzzled with mues, and perplea'd with errors,
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M4;74L INTEL L IGENCA.

PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH DOCK, DEC. is.
It still continues to blow strong at S.S.W. accont.
panied with deluges of rain. Several casks and pieces
of wreck were picked up yesterday morning, ne.tr
Fowey, supposed to belong to some vessel wrecked
in the severe gale on Monday night. The CROCUS
sloop of war attempted to sail this afternoon for Fal-
mouth, but was forced back, and anchored again, the
wind being so strong against her. Arrived the Pro-
vidence revenue cutter, from Scilly; Friends, Tuom A
HANIMONT Master, from the Bay of Honduras, with
mahogany and logwood, bound to London, put in
here in consequence of a heavy gale.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC 14.
Arrived the GOSIMWKE, from Lisbon. This after•
noon a French schooner privateer was captured off
the Needle's Point, and is since arrived at Spithead.
Wind S. W.

DEAL, DEC; MBER f 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ship KANnArtoo) from the
Mediterranean; and the Undaunted transport in a
leaky state, having been run foul of in the late gale.
The outward-bound still remain.—Wind S. S.W.
London, England, 1809-12-15

DIED.

At Elundeston, Essex, in the 68th year of his age, the Rev.
Norton Nicholls, Rector of Lound and Beadwell, Suffolk, and
one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for that county.
Rev. John Morgan, of Kiug's Mead Terrace, Bath.
Tuesday, at Bath, In her 88th year, Mrs. Jones, relict of the
Rev. John Jones, formerly Rector of St Peter's, Bristol, and of
Kilve in Someract. This venerable lady possessed a still more
venerable companion, a cockatoo, whose age was ascertained to
be 102 years!
On the sth inst. in the 73d year of his age, the Rev. Jonathan
Davies, D. D. eighteen years Provost of Eton College, and for-
racily Head Master ofe:aon School.
Lately, aged 75, John Spencer, Efai of Selby.
On the 29th ult. at Tarring, near Worthing, Mrs. Somers, wife
of Dr. Somers, Physician to his Majesty's korces in Portugal, and
daughter of the late Admiral Campbell.
At Mayen, on the Ist. inst. Captain Charles Graham, of the
Royal Engineers, aged 29 years.
In the West Indies, on the 20th October last, Mr. Alexander
Gordon, midshipman, of the Belette sloop of war. He was killed
by a shot from the batteries, when in one of the boats cutting out
' a French schooner at Guadaloape.
On the Ist instant, Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, widow of the
deeeased Captain James Hamilton, Miln's-square,.Edinburgh.
London, England, 1809-12-15

MINERVA OFFICE, LE ADENIIALL-STREET.
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THE GREY FRIAR and BLACK SPIRIT of
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BIRTHS.
At Brighton, of a son, the Lady of Captain George Langford,
of the Royal Navy.
Saturday morning, at his house in Lincoln's Inn fields, the
Lady of Mr. Serjeant Best, of a son.
Sunday last, at Beivoir Castle, Lady Catherine Forester, of a
daughter.
At Leith, on the sth instant, the Lady of Captain the Hon.
Aletander lonei, of the Royal Navy, of a son.
At Heathfitld-Park, Sussex, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colorel
Francis Newberg, of the 24th Light Dragoons, of a daughter.
London, England, 1809-12-15

SEDUCTION•SAMIDERS V. mow.

This was an inquisition to assess damages.
Mr. WARREN opened the case as Counsel for the
Plain:lfF. He stated that Mr. Saunders was a shop-
keeper at Watford, in Hertfordshire, and that the
Dzfendant, a farmer in the neighbourhood, bad be-
come acquainted with his family in )804—his daugh-
ter was at that time about 14 years of age, and had
just returned from School. The plainta professed
an attachment to Miss Saunders, and was admitted
by her parents as her snitot—be was often forbid the
house for improper conduct (this was afterwards ex- j
plained to mean not visiting regularly). In 1808,
the lady came to town on a visit to a friend, and at
this time the seduction took place. He had effected
is by a promise of marriage, which promise he would
nct afterwards fulfil, un'ess the father gave £5OOl
fortune.

The fact of the seduction was proved in evidence,
I,lcl it was also proved, that the defendant admitted
:It was worth from £BOO to £lOOO. He was after-
wards willing to marry the girl, and rely upon the
father'; generosity as to fortune. After Miss Saun-
ders was delivered of a still-born child, he gave out,
to save her character, that she was his wife. The
wirl had always a good character before the seduction.
Mr. SVAI:LETT addressed the Jury in mitigation of
damages. He dwelt particularly on the circumstance
of the father's imprudence in permitting the plaintiff's
addresses to continue for such a length of time with.;
Diu coming to a conclusion, and denied that the father
-was entitled to damages for the loss of his daughter's
service, when the cause by which he lost that service
oritinated when she was nut of his protection. The
Learord Counsel also cnntended, that the father had
no right to damages, for an injury which he might
have prevented being
made public by marrying-his
and which it appear4d the
daughter to the defendant,
London, England, 1809-12-15

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itnth October, 1809.
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The very superior advantages of the present Lottrry are shown,
by Adventurers having a sure Chance of all the Grand Capital
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BELLE VIM—READING, BERKS.
TO BE LET, FURNISHED,
AN extremely neat and convenient small HOUSE,
comprising an Entrance 7 feet Avid-, 15 long, Drawing-
room, Dining Parlour, small Study, two principal De d-i:liambers,
and three. others Cy servants, an excellent Kitchen, Wash-house,
and other convenient Offices, a good Garden well laid out with
Shrubs, Fruit-trees, Lawn, Gravel Walks, &c. &c. The House
stands of in eminence just without the town, conunandinft beau-
tiful prospects of the Oxfordshire Hills, and so situated as to
embrace every object that passes on she two roads leading to Bath
and Ocford. The Premisrs are in complete repair, bar tly a soil
upon the parers ; the Furniture modern, and as good as new, and
is a most dt sirable Residence for a small genteel family, slot
keeping a carriage or horses.

For particuli;, address (post-paid) to Mr. Robert Lawrance,
Reading, Berks.
London, England, 1809-10-11

BANKRITPTCY ENLARGED.-

Nov. 7. John KAly, of Shoreditch, Middlesex, cheesemonter,
drator and clrapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRU
141 at thew Hey, of Cat eaton -street, London, vrarehonseman, dealer
and chapman, to surremier October 21, 28, an 4 Nov. 21, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewet,
I .ittle Friday-street, Cheapside.
Thomas Brown; late of Leeds, Yorkshire, flax-spinner, dealer and
Chapman, October 19, 20, and Nov. 21, at eleven, at the Bull
and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Soott, in Leeds ; or
Messrs. Exley and Stocker, Furnivars-Inn, London.
lames Stevenson, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, dealer and
chapman, October 14, 21, and Nov. 21, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Mr. Allen, of Berner's-street, Oxford street ; or
Mr. Pearce, No. 3, Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden.
DIVIDENDS.

October 14. Thomas Hare Willis, of Lamb's-Conduit-street,
sex, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall—October 31.
Michael Bell, late of Monk-gate, York, oil-merchant, at eleven,
a, the Red Lien-Inn, near Monk-Bar, York.—Nov. 13. William
Jack-;on Parrott, of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, wine and
brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.—Nity. 13.
Fisher Jackson, of Basinghall-street, London, factor, at twelve,
at Guildhall—Nov.l3. John Hall, late of Wapping High-street,
Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nov. 4. Wm. Towne,
of Deptford, Kent, clerk, schoolmaster and bookseller, at twelve,
at Guildhall.—Nov. 4. John Hood Sntith, of Waier-lane;Fower-
street, London, wine and spirit-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
.—Nov. I. Joseph Prentis, late of Boston, Yorkshire, dealer and
chsponm at eleven, at the Angel Inn, 'l'adcaster.—October 31.
Thomas Hill, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, baker, at the White
Hart Inn, Lewes.—Nov. 15. John Last, of Brighton, Sussex,
builder, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.—Nov. 16. Richard Sa-
muel, of High-street, pkrish of St. Giles in the Fields, Middlee.x,
linen-draper, at twelve, At Guildhall.—October 31. Thos. James
Fe.nwick, id Penzance, Cornwall, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guild
ball, London.--7 Nov. 7. James Simons, of Kingston-upon-Hull,
maehant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck 'lavers, Kingston-
upon-Hall.-October 21. Joseph Croton, of Drury-lane, Middle-
sex, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.—October 27. Thomas
Chas:Tiber', late of Wigton. Cumberlael, shopkeeper, at twelve,
at the Kit e. Arms loss, Wigton.—Nov. 3. Wm. Taylor, late of
Earswick, Yorkshire, beast-jobber, at eleven, at the Old Sand-
Hill Inn, Colliergate, Yak.—Nov. Rlclrard Lyndon Rolls, late
of Srenham, Warwickshire, money-scrivener; at twelve, at the
Wars: ielt Arms Inn, Warsv'eL—Nov. 15. John Gratrix Smith,
of ''aches-row, Hoxton, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at
Guildhall.—October 31. John Ells, of Rathhone-place, Oxford-
street, Middlesex, butcher, at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1809-10-11

YOUNG FOREST TREES.
TO BE FOLD, AT VERY•REDUCED PRICES,
rvE thundred Thousand very fine FOREST {
F
and other TREES, now fit to dna, and which are well
worthy the notice of Gentlemen making Plantations, or Persons
who are in the habit of contracting to lay out Ground, as they
have but a very short Land Carriage to a Canals ennuntuakaiing
with all parts of the kingdom.
To view the Tree* and for Price, &e. applyrAlL Kcealsolit
Warwick elude.
London, England, 1809-10-11

SPOICTINO IWTTLZIGRYCZ.

1

DUIefFRIEJ3 RACES, MONDAY, OCTOBER L 1
A match of Fifty Guineas. Two miles. ; ~
Sir Charles Douglas's b. o.Palafox - .1
.1.41 Montgotrierie's br. e. by Warr : 3
This was a most excellent race, and afforded much sport, hay-
lug been gained only by ball a neck.
A Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each, for 9 and 4 yrs old. Two
miles.
Sir C. Douglas's b. c. Pa(ox - . 1
I.d Montgomerie's g. f. Beningbrough - ti
Major Cathcart's c. f. by John Bull - dr
This was a very good race. At starting, the odds were against
Ptlafox. ,

TUEST.AV.
TUF.SDAY.-Fifiy Pounds for 3 and 4 yrs old. Two miles.
1.1 Belhaven's b. 1. by Hambletonian - 1 I

Mr. Acred's b. h. Peter Plymly, by Hanibktonian 2 2
Major Cathcart's c. f. by John Bull • dr
The first hest was Well contested; the second was very indif-
ferent ; and the knowing-ones were taken in.
wr. ottEsos v.—The pone of 10gs. for all ages. Two miles.
I.d Strathmore's b. f. by Coriander 1 1

14 Darlington's br. h. by Archduke - 2 2
IA Montgomerie's fir. c. by Waxy • - 3 3
Sir David Hunter lair's ch. f. by John Bull dr
Sir C. Douglas's b c. ralafox - - dr

_
Mr. Bates's c. c. Ryal,by Smile - dr
A very good race ; both heats were won by less than a neck.
On lids and the preceding day, the light-fingered gentry were
very active. In consequence, several losses, some of them serious
ones, were sustained. We understand five suspected persons have
been apprehended.
Tuve sus v.—Fifty Pounds tor 3 and 4 yrs old. Three miles.
Mr. F. Collison's g. c. St. Andero . 2 1 1
I.d Strathmore's b. f. - - I 2 2
Mr. Mortimer's h. e. Patriot - it.. 4 3
Mr. Bates's c. c. Ryal, by Stride - .1 dr
A capital race ; each heat was contested neck to neck.
A mrch for /..U43 was run for between the heats.
Mr. Henderson's bay - - 1
Mr. Potter's chesnut - - 2

FRIDAY .—A Purse of Fif y Pounds, for all ages.—. 3.• rolle hefts.
Mr. Moftimer's b. c. Patriot, lay 13eningbrough, Sys old, Slib.
extra.—dr. •
Sir C. Douglas's h c. Palafox, 3 yrs old. 3 _ 4 dr
Ld Montgonierie's h. c. by Waxy, yrs old. 4 3 2
Ld Darlington's h. h. hy-Archduke, 5 yrs 0 1 I
I.d Belhaven's b. f. by Hamhletonfan, 3 yrs old. 0 2 3
SATVRDA V.-A Purse of £5O, for all ages. Three-mile heats.
Ld Montgomerie's g. f. by Beneithrough, 4 yrs old 2 3
Mr. F. Collison sg. c. St. Andero, by Sir George, 4 yrs old I 1
Mr. Acred's b. h. Peter Plymly, 4 yrs old 4 2
Mr. J. Shuson's c. h. by Steam, .5-yrs old II dr
London, England, 1809-10-11

MILLARD'S WAREHOUSES, CHEAPSIDE.

TILE Proprietors of Country Establishments who
are in the habit of transacting business at the said Ware;
honks, as well as those that may wish for a communication with
t'cr:, arc respectfully informed, that although the old stock of
r:„,:y Goods' soiled Irish Linens, Sheeting*, Marseilles Quilts,
Pricteci Good,, &c. &c. is senior off, all orders for new aid
fasLionable aracles• are regularly executed a• usual, on the ao•
tu,oined liberal terms. The completion of the entire New Stock
will ti announced in due time. Orders for the New Jubilee
Dresses must be sent on or before the 19th, or they cannot be
executed.---1 6, Cheapside, October 9, 18(.9.

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THE WORKS of SiORACE, translated literally
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London, England, 1809-10-11

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 10.

Arrived la Loire, from a cruize. Sailed the Arachne, with a
small fleet for the West Indies ; and Valiant, to cruize off Cher-
burgb.—The Neptune, Alfred, Sceptre, Victnrloul, Denmark;
ant Loire, now lying here, are ordered to be stored and victu.
ailed for foreign service.
•
YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 10.

Arrived front Flushing, with empty casks, the Swift transport.
Soon as the weather moderates, the Sprightly cutter, with the
Rodney transport, Dale, with stores for Flushing, will sail.—The
Ships of war as per last. Wind blows strong at E.S.E.

ikes,
London, England, 1809-10-11

CROWR•OFFICE, OCTOBER 10.

MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVIt IN THE PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.

Shire of Sutherland—George Macpherson e;rant, of Bagintlal-
k,ch, Esq. in the routu of Major-General John /Undo!' Mac-
kenzie, alecew

MILITARY PROMOTION.

Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.
Cranbrook and Woodsgate Refit. of Local Militia.
ion schooug, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 1, 1809.
London, England, 1809-12-23

Speedily will be publigbed,
Number I. (to be continued Quarterly,) of

itk CLASSICAL JOURNAL. Consisting of
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. Ditilographical Intelligence.
• 9. CoMilani of Greek and Latin MRS.
119. Prim Poems, mad whirr Aslnimical Exercise,.
11. Greek and Latin aTiginal Poetry.
1 blications of gcaree and valuable Tracts on Critical
se d Subjects, and of Important Articles in Conti:um-
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This day vas published, in two thick volumes 4to.
price £5. ss. boards,
A TOPOGRAP#IICAL DICTIONARY OF
ENGLAND:
Exhibiting the various Subdivisions of each County into Hun-
dreds, Lathes, Wapentakes, acc. The Valuations in the King's
Boons; the Patrons of the Ecclesiastical Benefices; and the Tu-
telary Saint of each Church. The Distance and Bearing of every
Parish or Hamlet, from the nearest gost-Office Town. Markets.
Fairs. Corporations. Free Schools. The Situation and Descrip-
tion of Monasteries, and other Religious Houses. Members of
Parliament. Assizes and Petty Sessions,—Collected from the
most authentic Documents, and arranged in alphabetical order.
By NICHOLAS CARLISLE,

Fellow and Secretary to the Society of Antiquaries of London.
printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.
" If ever there was a book indispensable for reference to a vast
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Motithly Review, August 1808.
London, England, 1809-12-23

A I'ruof of the efficacy of that moot excellent Medicine,
THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO.
Which 14 an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders.
To Mr. Went exs,•Chemist, Strand, London.
ZIR—My Wife was afflicted with a severe NER-
vous irTER, attended with a violent beating of the
2:1, lowness of spirits, and a dreadful sick head-ach, which re-
aced her so much that she berame unable to speak or walk for
I.7vrai week,, aasi wJuld frequently faun and remain in that state
t• e.f.,:eterale tints; temiher with a swelling in the neck—all
Lave way to the CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO.—
i•Jsi•-e ?..er iflness, I had the advice and attendance of several Me-
fen. «Ito, After trying every meal's in their power, gave
.t.:::ieuzold-, and !expected every hour would have been
s...ht-n I fur: ke,attly saw ydur BA LNI of QUITO, adver-
illa.trov Courier, and 41,4 the last resource, I resolved
im.ke a trial of it, and therefore bought a small
••:7,": :lamer and Co. and gave it according to the
....tonisf..ieg to relate, before she had taken the.
I :eerceived a Atli:4:llW change for the bet-
'..l; her tali ine three more bottles, two small and onu
the recovered her speech and was able .to go
and I hare no doubt but that a few more bottles
r,. ,:•:r• !-•r,..) lief 1: outer Si ate of heal:h. Vim are at liberty
z r for the benefit of others—soli 4111, Sir, your
• . • se, I sell. MURDOCK M`DONALD.
• • Further van:calm.' may be known, by application to
. I:axter Co. Glasgow.
r.IERS'S CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, which* a
q;.le, and infallible remedy for Nervpue, Bilious,
tee, Rheumatic Disirders, and every kied of Debility •or
`.:.x;el..n in Petonts of either Sex, young or old, whether here-
••• nat.fral, or eccasioned. by a residence in hot err unhealthy
.!'..ees, the immoderate use of tea, 'pintoes Berms, or other
fluids, ten sedentary a life, or two close an application to
' • •:y, ners.ive grief, iniud!cious administration of mercury, dis-
excess, improAr practices, fainting fits, violent head-
complaints of the lungs, inward wasting', trembling or
• rig of the hands or limbs, shortness of breath, consumptive
&c. is prepared and sold by W Withers, Chemist, 229,
-arel„London; and retail by all respectable Medicine Venders.
friar. b. 9d. pet bottle.
London, England, 1809-12-23

DEAL, DECEMBER 22.

Put back several of the outward-bound, and re-
main with a large fleet of merchantmen, &c. Put
ack also the VANGUARD matt of war.—Wind S. W.
weather.

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 22..
This morning arrived the EhiAxr sloop of war,

HAvocic gun-brig, from Leith ; Mencontos from
I,?erness ; and the CHANTICLEER from the Downs.
Aim, from Gottenburgh, with a cargo, a schooner,
;a; is unknown, prize to theiVRANGLEit gun-brig ; the
schooner left Gottenburzii on Saturday last, one P.M
in company with the DICTATOR and STATELY, of 64
guns, and parted company in a fog. A large ship is
now in the offing, supposed to be one of the above,
or Ardent from Leith...—This morning sailed with the
trade for Heligoland, the DRAKE, Capt. MOUNSHER.
Remain the Roebuck, Onyx, Zenobia, Hearty, Ca-
lypso, Britomart, apd Vixen, with the above.
London, England, 1809-12-23

DOVER, int. 22.

Mr. Melia% the Austrian Messenger, came down
'late last night. lie does scot embark for Calais till an
American Gentleinan, who is also expected here,
(see the STAR of yesterday) shall arrive. The latter
does not go over in a vessel by himself; as was re•
ported. He is expected here every hour.
London, England, 1809-12-23

aDllll3l'N's GREEK AND LA FIN ct.Absics.

This day was published, in two *volumes, crown 800. the Third
Edition, price ISs. boards,
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Septuagint and New Testament; the Scriptures de Re Rustica ;
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CORNWALL—CAPITAL HOUSE AND ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coNTreAcT.
rrHE FREEHOLD and INHER LTANCE, with
immediate possession, of KILLIOW HOUSE, late the re-
sidence of Robert Lovell Gwatkin, Esq. • situate within 2 miles
of Truro, 7of Penryn and Redruth, and 9of Falmouth ; bring
a modern well-built and commodious dwelling-house ; compris-
ing a dining-room 28 feet by 23, a drawing-room 28 feet by t.s,
a book-room, ball, and stone staircase, a Lady's morning-room, 11
bed-rooms, with 4 dressing-roums and a water-closet, servants'
ball, kitchen, scullery, pantry, china closet, and cellars, laundry,
wash-house, and other offices, with a good supply of wear; a
shrubbery, green-house, kitcl,en, and wall-garden well stocked
with the choicest fruit-trees, in full bearing ; a coach-house for
Scarriages, and stall stables for 12 horses; about 250 Acres of
I Land adjoining, in high cultivation, with very commodious and
modern farm buildings ; the whole forming a most desirable re-
sidence for a genteel family, iu a good neighbourhood, and Truro
being one of the best market towns in Cornwall.
Further informaion may be had of Mr. Fairbank, 25, Ely-
place, London ; and Messrs. Rashleigh and Cootie, Atturnies,
Austell, Cornwall.
N. L. The Purehastr may be accommodated with other farms
in the same parish, or confine himself to the purchase of the man-
'lon offices, hardens, plantations, and any number of acres ad-
joining.
London, England, 1809-12-23

RAW HIDES.

Best Heifers' and Steers (per Ordinary 425. Od. to es. 4d.
stone) 34. ed. to 51. Id. Market Calf 15s. N. each.
Middlings Us. &I. to es. 104. English lioc.se 15s. to los. Gil
PRICE OF 'FALLOW.

St. James's Market As Od Town Tallow ttl's Oil
Clare Market • .5s id Yellow Russia • 91s Od
Wbitechapul Market .5s Od White ditto mis Oil
per stone of 81b.
I'ss Id Melting Stuff 7Cs tab Od
Average .5. old Ditto rough —s .sos Ott
•Graslcs 14s Od • Good Dregs 14s lid
Yellow Soap, 102,--Mottled, Ills Od—Curd. 11116. Od.
Price of Candles, per dozen 13s 6d—Moulds, 146 6d.
COAL MARKET, December 22.
hips at Market Ships sold Price
_ _

1:30 Newcastle Coals 112 525. 6d. to in.. gd.
34 Sunde-rLind 34 Sts. Od. t 0.535.
2 Cinders 2 425. ed.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHOREHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Custom-house, Shoreham, on Tuesday. the 2Gth day of
December, 1809, at 11 o'clock in the fort 'loon,
THE following GOODS, which have been seized
and legally condemned, viz.: -
89 Gallons Brandy, and 3 Geneva, for Private Use only.
17 Chalders 93 Bushels Coals.
16 Chalders Culm.
Half a Fathom of I.athwood—and,•
The Hulief a large Boat broken up.
Unserviceable Stores, viz. :•
A Mainsail, and sundry Junk and other old Rope, lately be-
longing to the Hound Revenue Cutter.
Samples of the above Goo& may be been at the Custom-house,
in °face hours, the morning of the sale ; except the Coals, whitis
n. ay be seen at the Custom house at Brighton.
N. B. A Deposit of 25 per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1809-12-23

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