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London, England, 1809-04-14

PORTSMOUTH, APRII, 13.

Arrived the BACCHANTE from the West Indies ;
Vesuvius from the eastward ; and Lt FLECHE from
a cruize. Last night passed by a fleet to the east-
ward ; and this morning another. His Majesty's
ship SUCCESS is appointed convoy fOr Portugal, Cadiz,
and the Mediterranean , and the FIELDER for thc
West Indies. Wind W. blows fre.h.
London, England, 1809-04-14

mtv.v.ii OF PitIVILEC;:.

i•ir C. I-IA:v.11:1'0N complained that a Sheriff's Offcer had
ye siizt,i hi person ic his own house, and treated Urn
..th great ruth.ticss, which he deemed. to he a Erzuch of the
GI the House. He moved, therefore, " grit Daniel
thx al:ailed to, " do attend at the Bar of the
.t-ttit.rrow, to answer fur the said brcaah of

iI. RTf\IQL'E.

1.-rd CASTI ERE :;H gave notice of 2 Mo!!on of Thanl;
to thz I\aq atit! Army employed in the Capture. 4.0 f Martitutim.

1.0111) cAsTLERE AG/I.

Lord A RCHi BALD HA MILTON rose to g:ve
notice, that, in conscqueuce of the disclosures thnt Mid
been made in the Report of the East India Commit-
tue, he should on to-morrow se'nni;lit submit to the
House a Motion respecting the same ; and, as the
disclo:-ures were cf so volumin.ios a nature, he
thought it necessary distinctly to state, that on that
day he should call die at:ention of the House to that
part exclusively relating to the conduct cf Lord Cas-
07ereagin
London, England, 1809-04-14

RUSSIA AND SWEDEN.

This day was published, in two splendid volumes, royal quarto,
illustrated by FORTY-ONE ENGRAVINGS, many of them
coloured after original drawings by the Author, price Five
Guineas in boards,
TRAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and
SWEDEN, made DURING a RESIDENCE in those
COUNTRIES in the Years 1805, 1806, 1807, and 1808.
By ROBERT KER PORTER, K. S. J. &c. &c.
_ . . _ _ __ _ . _ _

Printed for RICHARD PHILLi vs, No. (3, Bridge street, I.ondon,
and to be had of Bryce and Co Edinburgh, and of all Booksellers.
•,,4 The above-mentioned Work claims a strong interest with
el the Public tram the circumstance of the Author's accredit re.
ception at the Courts of the respective Countries, and in the It-5c
circles of Rank and Wealth, and by his known powers of i us-
trating by the pencil the objects which claimed his attention.
London, England, 1809-04-14

DEAL, APRIL 13.

Arrived last night the HUMBER armed ship, with
convoy from Falniouth ; RESOLUTE gun-brig, with
convoy from Ireland ; tv:o of which brigs got on shore
on the main, but fortunately got off again this morn-
ing with the assistance of the Deal Boatmen : also,
arrived from a cruize, the ROLLA and FLY sloops.—
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Abeona, FIuN-
TEE, fiomMalaga ; Patent, BOYLE ; Resolution, MOR-
TINSON ; and Fortitude, BROWN, (part of the fleet),
from Jamaica. Put back several outward-bolmd yes-
sets, &c. which sailed yesterday. Several other ves-
sels are now coming round the South Foreland, for
the Downs.

This afternoon, as a boat belonging to the PERU-
VIAN sloop was going off, it blowing a strong gale,
she was upset : the crew, consisting of an Officer and
eight men, were fcrtimately preserved from a watery
grave by the boats belonging to the ships in the
Downs, before the boats which launched from the
slore could get to the spot.
London, England, 1809-04-14

EXPEDITION.

An Expedition is reported to have been sent to
Archangel, to destroy several men of war which are
building in the Dock-yards at that place.
About 100 sail of transports which Government
had last week declined to retain any longer, were I
yesterday engaged again for a certain period.
This morning before six o'clock a Detachment of
the Guards, to the number of three hundred effective
men, belonging to the First Regiment of Foot, mus-
tered iit the Bird Cage Walk, St. James's Park, hay- 1
ing volunteered their services to join the British forces
lately returned from Spain, and now lying at Chat-
ham in readiness to embark on a second expedition.
They assembled without any fire arms, only their
knapsacks, to render their march to Chatham less fa-
tiguing and tiresome, that place being the military 1
depot.

At seven o'clock they were drawn up under the
command of Colonel RAINSFORD, Captain RAMSDEN,
and Ensigns PENRUDDOCK and MORANT. Sixty-four
Recruits, who with the Guards were very fine young
men, bringing up the rear.
The Band played the Grenadier's March, in true
military style, and accompanied them to the Brick-
layer's Arms, on the Kent road.
Only one poor fellow, who had drank rather too
freely, halted in Bridge street, and was escorted back
to the barracks by two of his comrades who were not
of the marching party.

A number of women, some their wives and rela-
tives, attended as usual on such occasions to take a
farewell of the heroes.

Another draught is expected to take place in a few

days.
London, England, 1809-04-14

LOTTERY.
TiRsT DAY OF DRANWiNG.
No II?, PALL-MAIL.
n,:rd any Misrepresentation ropecting N 0.2618,
to the 1000 whi;e. TiCk.qS, bic. n this day to the
Prize above £l3, and which is shared by Sir

oxln ;

JD( thinks it neces,ary to state to the Public, that
he original Purchaser of that Fortunate•l-icke., and took
-fthe Bank on the 10th of February last, among twenty
appears by his indorsenu nt nil the back, and which he
.r a Correspondent in the country; hut the Gentleman
particular fancy for No. 227, induced Mr. I ionGi.i.; to
at the Bank for that Number.

::-irs does not mean by this Address to take from Sir
I,:c 3::rINIE the honour of sharing. ,heTicket ; bur thinks
to himself to say he was the Original Owner of it.

COPYHOLD ESTATE, CHILD'S HILL,
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;iefendants, by Mr. GRA HA NT, the person appointed by
Steele, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court,
on Monday the 7th day of April, I 809,bsqween
::);:rs of twelve ansi two o'clock in the afternoon, in three

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i
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EXPERIMENTAL. PHILOSOPHY.

This day were published, in Two Volumes l2mo. illustrated by
35 superior Engravings, price 14s. in boards, and 15s. bound
and lettered,

POPULAR LECTURES ON EXPERIMEN-
TAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIS-
TRY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDENTS and YOUNG
PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D.
Doctor in Philosophy and the Arcs, &c. Vicar of West Ham ;
Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Llandali ; and Au-
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Printed for RICHARD PaiLLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and to
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Of whom may also be had, just published,
-

The GRAMMAR of .NATUR AI; and i; XPE RI kENTAL
PHILOSOPHY ; by the Rev. D. BI.AIR, Author of the Class
Book, &c. Price 3s. in blue.
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ACCOL'Z.:Tc.

Mr. cizrEVF.Y moved for 31 Account of the gross Prctitice
of the Four and a half per Cent. bitty from Bariiad,ws and the
Lotsvaist Islands, from the yeir 17.;3 to the present year.
Also for two P.ipers presented to the House on this subject in
the years 1731 a: d 1740.
Also an application c.f. said 41 per cent. duty since his Majesty
came to the Throbs., distinguishing each year. All of which were
ordered.

Lord OSSULSTON moved for an Address to his Majesty,
praying that there he laid b,•fore the House a return of all Place:,
Posts, and Offices held immediately front the Crown, avltetl.kr
during pleasure or good behavieltir, or by reversion, or any other
tin:ire, aid what, wketlzer it. the Home Department or the Co-
it•.::ies, to ether with the waturc, duty, and ri !: of the re-
sp active OP. ccs, and the duties of their several institutions.—

;'?r. i il'N RY MARTIN moved, that there tn. laid before the
flour:: a.t :I<count of the Pialance is the hands of the Register of
the High Court of Admiralty, the Register of the Court of
Prize Appeids; and the. Ri;istcr of the High Court of Dele-
ir..tt:s, as far as thu said Eat:l:ices were the pt (perry of ',croons
t.ii:urs in that Court, diotiognishing the bal:ince for each year,
frn:n Cm: .",th of January, I itgit, to the sth of January, 1809.
London, England, 1809-04-14

YARMOUTH, APRIL 12.

This morning arrived from Gottenburgh, with a
convoy, the CHARGER, I.ieut. BLOW, who left the
SUPERB, Admiral KEATs, and those under his com-
mand, all well.—Sailed for the Coast of Holland the
SARPEN gun-brig ; and for the harbour, to refit, the
VIXEN gun-brig.

APRIL 13.—This morning arrived from the Downs
the ALFRED, 74 guns ; and, from a cruize, the
HEARTY and BRITONIART gun-brigs ;—and remain in
the Roads with the ROEBUCK, Vice-Admiral Dot:-
or.As--CHARGEn and Acc•:j: gun-brigs, and ALBION
cutter.—Wind N. 'W.
London, England, 1809-04-14

This day was published, prices. No. XVIII. of
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI-
CAt. JOURNAL—exhibiting a concise View of tke latex
and most important discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Phar-
macy. (Published Quarterly.]
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Con-
stable, Hunter, Park and Hunter, 10, Ludgate-street, London.
Where maybe had The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, No. I to 18, price 21.145. sewed.
London, England, 1809-04-14

This day was published, price ss. sewed,

ACURSORY VIEW of PRUSSIA from the
DEATH of FREDERICK Second, to the PEACE of
TiLsrr, containing an authentic account of the Battles of Jena,
Auerstadt, Eylau, at .d Friedland; as also other important events
during that interesting period. In a sedes of Letters from a
Gentleman in Berlin to his Friend in London.

Printed for the Proprietor, and sold by G. Robinson, Pater-
noster-row.

In this work will be found an authentic account of the circum-
stances and occurrences which led to, and occasioned the loss of
the Battles of Jena, and Auerstadt, and consequently of the pre
sent humiliated state of the Kingdom of Prussia, with a number
of Anecdotes relative to these and subsequent events up to the
Peace of Tilsit, never before published.
London, England, 1809-04-14

BY VISCOUNT VALENTIA.

This Work will be embellished with not less than 45 highly-
finisht Engravings, by the first Artists, together with other
Plates, such as Inscriptions, :Maps, &c. The whole are from
Drawings made by Mr. Salt, who accompanied his Lordship for
that purpose.
All the Plates will be engraved so as to bind up with the Work,
which is printing in the best manner, and will form three volumes.
The small paper copies are of the size of royal quarto, and the
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the large paper,Twelve Guineas; to be delivered in boards.
ntlemen desirous of securing fine impressions (particularly of
the lam• paper copies, of which there arc but few printing), are
rr9u':sted to send their names and address to the Publisher of the
Work, WILLI.% M Mit i.rx, Albemarle-street.
At the same time will he published,

'TWENTY-rotta VI F.ws, taken by Mr. Salt, during his travels
with 1.,m1 Voli'ltl4, in India, the Cape, St. Helena, Arabia, Abys-
sinia, and Egypt. This set of engravings will Le executed in ex-
actly the same size and manner as Mr. Daniell's Oriental Sce-
nery. They will be done up in a port-folio, are intended as as
illustration of the above Travels, and will be published at the
Lillie.—Uriers fur copies are received at the Publisbres.
London, England, 1809-06-26

„ .
SEA VIEW HOUSE, NEAR. PLYMOUTH, JUNE tit: I
MISS PARTRIDGE'S HOUSE is now.fitteei
'LTA' Up in a comfortable and commodious etyle for the recep-
tion of Ladies as private Boarders, who may wish to live regular
and •retired, without the incehtheande of Houlekeeping: her
House is well calcUlated for the purpose, being large and elegant,
surrounded with gardens ;*and affordidg thi lout inteitisting and
'extensive prospects of land and Water. Her Crtnis are a hun-
dred a year each. None but Ladled of 'revocability and tiara-
-ceptionable characters will he Yeceived.
London, England, 1809-06-26

VNIYERSITT INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 2.4.

Wcdres lay the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees :
c v. Va-.ot an'llomas, of 12orpul Christ!. Bachelor in Divinity.
r. Heriy Home Drummond, of Corpus Christi, Bachelor in
Ci'•il Law.

Rcv. Francis Edward Wins, of Wadhatn, Crand Corapoun-
drr ; Mr. James St. Aubyn, of Oriel; Rev. John Starky, of
Queen's; Rev. Maurice Smelt, of Trinity •' Rev. Richard Harri-
son, 01 St. John's ; and the Rey. Wm. Bradford, of St. John's,
Masters of Arts.

Messrs. Wm. rendenell Ramer,- of Christ Chords; Francis
Henry 'l'hcnists, of Balliol ; and John Pam.ll, of St. Mary Hall,
Ba,lrelor of fir:'. .
'Tuesday the Rev. RiCt7.rd Dixon, M. A. late public examiner.
and chaplain of Queen'. college, was elected fellow of that society.
Wtdhcsilay ti t the !ley. Frod.ham Hodson, B.D. of Brasenose
college, w-tt elected icipal of that society.
Mr. Joseph Burrow, ts. A. is elected fellow of Brasenosc

BIRTH.
Wrednesday last, at Holly Hill, Sussex, Mrs. Colonel Keith
Yarns, of a sen.

MARRIED.
Captain Buller Rolle I.:lrgford, of the Royal Marines, to Mar-
garet, only daughter of Win. Brooke, Esq. of Wakefield.
London, England, 1809-06-26

ciuNry FIRE OFFICE, •SOLITHAMPTON-STREET,
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London, England, 1809-06-26

NAVAL INTELLIGENCI.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 15.
Sailed the Lord Hobart Oacket, with Mails for the
brazils; His Majesty's ship FREDERICKSTEIN, with a
convoy for the Mediterranean, appeared off this pOrt
to-day. The ships here have joined them.—Wind N.
PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JUNE 24.
Arrived, since my last, the Caesar, 80 guns, Rear-
Admiral STOPkORD, from the Rochefort station ; the
Pallas frigate, from a cruize ; Morriston hired brig,
from Swansea ; Harlequin armed ship, from the
Downs ; and Weazle schooner, from Torbay : also
the Amiable Donallo, of St. Andero, Captain MONT-
REL, from London, for Cadiz; Twee Gebreders,

Captain SMIT, from London ; Jonge Cornelius, Cap.
taro Rams, from London ; Industry, Capt. WATSON,
from Gottenburgh ; Dawson, Capt. DAVIDSON, from
Halifax; London, Capt. HAWKINS, from St. Vincent.
The Cesar will come up harbour to be docked and
repaired : her crew will be turned over to la Scipion,

a fire French 80 gun ship, one of those taken in the
action off Trafalgar ; la Scipion will come out of
Dock next week ; and at the termination of the pend-

ing Court Martial at Portsmouth, Admiral STOYFORD
will hoist his flag on board her.
Sailed, the Resistance ;Agate, 38 guns, Capt.ADA ss,
for the Mediterranean ; she has taken out £5(X),000,
to be landed at Palermo, for his Sicilian Majesty ;
l'Aigle frigate, and Hardy gun-brig, with convoy,
for Portsmouth and the Downs, consisting of 80 sail
of merchantmen and transports ; the King George,
hired cutter, to the westward ; and the Nettuno, 18
guns, to convoy the Tortoise lighter to Dartmouth,
whence she will go round to Portsmouth.
The PEACOCK, Capt. PEAKE, will sail tomorrow or
Monday, on a short cruize off Guernsey, to which
island she takes out General DOYLE, who is hourly
expected from town.—Last evening la RHINE frigate,
taken from the Dutch some time since, was put in
commission in Hamoaze. The PHCENIX frigate got
under weigh this forenoon, for Portsmouth, but the
wind shifting to the southward, she was obliged to
put back : she will sail the moment the wind suits.—
The CESAR left Basque Roads last Saturday, but
brings nothing new.
London, England, 1809-06-26

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUNE 24.
Copy of a Letter from the Honourable @aptatn Irby, aids Ma-
jesty's Ship Amelia, addressed to Admiral Lord. Ctanibier,and
transmitted by his Lordship to the Honourable William Wel-
lesley Pole.
His Majesty's Ship Amelia, off it. At.dere, June 10.
MY LORD—Acting in obedience to your. Lordship's
order of the sth ult. I received information of an at-
tack being about to be made by the Spanish patriots
on the trench troops in thp town of St.
Ander° ; and having established signals between his
Majesty's ship under my command and the fortress
of Golezand, I proceeded off this place in company
with his-Majesty's ship Statira, she having joined me
on the Sth inst. but a strong wind and a current pre-
vented our getting up till this day, when, on our ap-
proach, firing was observed in every direction en the
shore, and several vessels trying to effect their escape
out of the harbour, which were captured as per mar-
gin *, one boat only getting away ; more must have
escaped, but were prevented through the activity of
Captain Boys, in his Majesty's ship Statira. They
appear fine vessels, and have several of the French
army on board, with chief part of the Hospital staff.
The corvette is the same lately so gallantly engaged
by. Captain Skinner, in his Majesty's sloop Gold-
finch, and since by the Black Joke logger, and has
proved a great annoyance to our trade. I learn by
a Spanish officer, who came to me from the shore,
(Aid-de-Camp to General Ballestero) and by our
own boats which I sent on shore, that the French
troops have all surrendered, and that the 'town is in
possession of the Spanish patriots under the com-
mand of General Ballestero.
In consequence of the number of prisoners, I have
sent the Statira into port with the prizes, and shall
remain myself off this coast, in hopes of being able to
render further assistance to the Spanish cause. I
have the honour to be, Etc. (Signed)
Faso: I'ALL IRBY.
• French national ship corvette la Mouche, Captain Allegre,
16 brass 11-pounders, and 180 men.
French national brig la Rejouie, Captain Braten, 8 8-pounders,
and 51 men.
French national Schooner la Mouche, No. 7, Captain Carnase,
a a-pounder gun, and 2.5 men.
Lugger la I.egere, Captain Sequire, not teing seaworthy the
cargo put on board la Rejouie.
Lugger Notre DaMe, Captain Bergo Chin, 5 men, being a
Spanish vessel seized by the trends ;—the cargo put on board
Ia Rejouie.

Captain Coate, of his Majesty's sloop the Mostjuito, has trans-
mitted to the Honourable William Wellesley Pole two letters
from Lieutenant Mantel, commanding the Patriot gun vessel,
giving an account of the capture by that vessel of a Dutch Na-
tional gun vessel' of one gun, with swivels, stod ten men, in the
Sher Ja.hde ; and of a Danish privateer of one gun and six swi-
vels, and twenty-five men, off Langerooz ; and also of the de-
struction, by the Patriot and Alert hired vessel, of two French
privateers and a sloop, in the Jande.
London, England, 1809-06-26

SIR HANTS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE and
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iiitmediateiy forwarded.

rhe LORD BISHOP of CARLISLE, to Mr. CHING, Apatite-
eery, Citeapside, Leosion,
readily embrace the opportunity your letter
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the trial 'of lout I.otungcs; did that no time might •be lost,
or any mistake might occpr, in obtaining the genuine Metli-'
tine, sent the three doses of it. The first of these occasioned
a visible amendment, and after the second dose every unplea-'
sant symptom disappeared, but I jv4.rti it rip).t to give
the third, as th'e two foLner had ageed so uncommo my well.--
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amanita his cure wholly to the efficacy of the Vornt Lozeug s.
I have since rerummended your Lortoges in sercial
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t greet-service. I ought to add, that from the nature of
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London, England, 1809-06-26

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 24.

This afternoon, the officers and crews of the Rus-
sian squadron (which surrendered at Lisbon) who
had been moved on board 38 sail of transports,
and were to sail for the Baltic to-morrow, were or-
dered to be put on board their respective ships again,
as the transports were wanting for the intended ex-
pedition.
Admiral OTWAY, second-in-command at this port,
was yesterday directed, by a telegraphic message, to
proceed to London.—He set off immediately.
London, England, 1809-06-26

DEAL, JUNE 24.

Arrived the Isis, of 50 guns, from Portsmouth,
and passed through for the River ; CHALLENGER
sloop, and BLOODHOUND gun brig, from a cruize.—
Sailed the CLYDE frigate, Commodore OWEN, on a
cruize off the coast of France.
JUNE 25.—Arrived from Portsmouth the ULvssaN,
of 44 guns, and sailed for Sheerness.
London, England, 1809-06-19

LONDON.

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MONDAY, JUNE 19.
PRICE.OE STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Consols, for July; 69t-' -ROduced 67.} 68-omnium pre.
Exysequer Bill, 6s. to 11s. prem.
PilpE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock 259 2591 4 per Cent. Navy shut
per CAM. Red. filli s Long Ann. 18 9-16 I
3 per Cont. Cons. shut India Bonds 173. 18s. pr.
4 per Cent.ll.lii Eschoq. Bills,,Ss. lls pre.

This day we received Moniteurs to the 1 1 th, and
Dutch papers to the 15th instant, from which we have
made the following, extracts. •
On the whole, considering that the presept ac,
counts are all from the public press of the enemy, we
cannot but consider them as highly favourable.. It
is not, attempted to be disguised, , that the whole of
the Tyrol is again in a state of insurrection. A letter
from Suabia, of the ft.d instant, states expressly,
that, no sooner was the -French arrny,.)under the
Duke of DANrztc, withdrawn from the Tyrol, to re?
inforce the Grand Army, than the people flew again
to arins, and pressed upon the French, garrisons with
considerable effect.

These papers Contain also some short extracts from
,The Austrian' Bulletins, which we shall lay before our
Readers in the state in which they have reached us.
London, England, 1809-06-19

YARMOUTH, JUNE 16.

The Duke de BOAN and suite arrived here yester.
day, and are waiting to embark for the Continent, in
the NE.r.fEssis frigate. Arrived the EGEKIA sloop of
war.—Wind N.W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 18.—Arrived the Perseverance, Findlay
Ann, M‘Donald ; Robert and Sarah, Teasdale ; Milford, White
and Neptune, Brooks, trom Malta ; Richmond, Thackny, from
Philadelphia ; Horizon, Watts, from Boston ; and Albion, Jas min ;
and Flora, Lodmire, from Gibraltar.—Sailed the 'Casts, Wea-
therhead, for Madeira; and Betsey, Liston, for Malta:
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Childers, for the Terpsichore, captured Dee. 24, laos,
will he paid sin Virrednesday next, at No. 70, Ortit Russell-street,
and there recalled for three months. •
The Agamemnon, for the Pomona, Nov. 29; 18(14, will he
paid at No. 11, Cecil-street, on Saturday next, and tbtre recalled
for three. years. . .
The Racoon, for the Dorade, Mareh 4, 1809,, will be paid on
board, on Thursday newt, and recalled at No.-13, Great Georges*
street, for three months.

The Londpn, for. the Maresigo 6n4 Belle Poole, Vareb IS,
1806, will be paid on board to-morrow, and recalled at No. 18,
Ciment's inn, on Tuesdays and r ridays.
The Urgent, for the Start Norden, March 18, 1806; and the
Railleur and Monkey, for the George Ludwig, March 2, leoe,
will be paid on Nk edne.sday, the 89th inst at No. 8, New Broad-
I
,eatreet, and there recalled on 'Wednesdays and Thursdays.
The Raleigh, for the General Jaunt, Jan. 20, 1609, will be
paid on board; and for the Jane, May 26, 1908, at Mr. Sy-
where it.wit: be recalled
for the form,. j
i nfolornths'es,
jaPtltystor
anutldi,usingT;hArundursdayein.setreetxt, ,
London, England, 1809-06-19

ROTTERDAM, JUNE 8.

Seven American vessels have been carried int:,
,Christi td ; all laden with-rice, tobacco, and
tog, from. America, for Gottenburgh.
An AmeriCan ship, in ballast, bound for St. !linters
burgh; has been captured by a Danish privE2er,
carried into :Elsineur.

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NAPL,
.1333 MAY 2 5.
.sgaerajr,Repions h#Alebgea apprehended here, under
suspicion of tbfl:r maintaining a correspondence with
the Court of Palermo. A Commission has been ap.
ptikiired tti eialtilne their pit3ers.
liii,Mujesty.htsilisued .IKI edict for Fe:zing all the
•.Austr:itoyesselsier Our- poro, and recalling all 14eae0,.14,10.
,.14,10. subjects in the
.Austrian don iaior., withn the
iyeriod of two months, under the pain of outhw:7 ani
cortAs'eation of property.

,P.4141,14111ENTA Rr PR SCLEDE;Cs.
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HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 17.

Ittif four o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR C.llO. to the.
House; apd. after prayers were read,
The Judges'Salaries Augmentation Bill pessed tbr:-...tigh a ^om-
lalttea of the whole House, and was reverted witltut any amend-
ment.
The Relevant Standing Orders were ordered to be tdc.sn into
consialeratton on Monday next; with a view to their Heinz dis-
pensed with, aa,far as related to the Deptford and Behr Water-
Works Bill.

It was ordered; on the motion of Lord Walsingham, that the
Committee to whom the Leeds and Liverpool Canals Bill was
referred, do make a report on 'Mbnday next. •
An appeal from the Court of Session in acotland, Sir T. Gibson
Carmichael v. Elliott, was withdrawn. The other Orders wtrc
disposed of.—Adjourned till Monday.

gal E iNkEiti ING STAR.

7-Er
London, England, 1809-06-19

UNIVERsiTr IIvTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 17.
Wednesday was celebrated in the Theatre, Lord Crewe'll An-
nual Commemoration of Founders and Benefactors of the Uniri r-
sity ; when the Honorary Degree of Master of Firs was conf.-r-
-red on the Most Noble Arthur Marquis of Doweshire, of Christ
Church, presented by the Rev. Wiliam Corne, B. D. student of
Christ Church ; on Sir G. 0. Page Turret, Baronet, gentleman
commonor of Brasenose colleg.., presented by the key. John
Dean, B. D. fellow of Brasenose college; and on I-Lnry Capel,
gentleman commoner of Wadham college, presented by the Rev.
George Hemille Rogers, M. A. fellow of Wadham

The Crewetan Oration was spoken by the Rcv. Edward Co-
pleston, B. D. Professor of Posiry.
The Charmllor's Prize Compositions were recited by the gen-
tlemen to whom they were adjudged, viz.
The Latin verses, " Corinthus," by Mr. Peter Mayer Latham,
of Brasenose.

The donation for Frglish Vtve, " John the Baptist," by Mr.
Charles Henry Johnson, of Brasenose.
The English Essay, " The Love of our. Country," by Mr.
Charles Parr Burney, B.A. of Merton.
The Music-room was very full on both nights, particularly on
the List, when the company amounted to nearly seven hundred.
Tue.day last Mr. Charles Crawley was elected scholar of Uni-
versity college. '
London, England, 1809-06-19

ARMY.
A CAPTAIN in a Regiment, with two Batta-
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Hotel, St. James's-street.

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boards, (by permission of the Executors),
SERMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTSs.—By the
late Rev, WILLIAM PALEY, Dom:'
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London, England, 1809-11-02

On 'Tuesday will be pubic lad,
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London, England, 1809-11-02

NEW CO PENT GARDEN THEATRE.

The play of Every Man in Ms Humour, sustained
by the whole comic strength of the Company, af-
fordedlast night a rich treat to the lovers of the drama.
—We have not seen a Kitely, since Mr. GARRICK'S
days, who was equal to Mr. CooxE in his masterly
delineation of this character ; and we were happy to
perceive that his excellence was duly understood by
the audience. All the workings of a jealous mind,
anxious to conceal the torments by which it was ago-
nized, were finely displayed. Mr. WINDEX, in Brain-
worm, ran parallel in merit with the hero of the
Comedy ; and though not equally prominent on the
canvas, he kept the tone of his character in dine order.
Much praise was acquired by Mr. Fa.wcurr in Bo-
badil, Mr. LISTON in Master Stephen, and Mr. Sim-
MONNS in Master Mathew.

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The three first acts were heard with the greatest at-
tention; but a partial discontent in the pit, at half-
price, in some degree interrupted tne remainder.—
The noise gradually increased towards the commence-
ment of the pantomime, in consequence of the ap-
plause of the majority, who seemed not to consider
that the addition of their cheers only swelled the up-
roar which they wished to drown. The beautiful
overture to Oscar and Malvina was, however, audible.
Several placards were handed about the pit. We re-
cognized the following :

" O. Pe—tLIPTORD for ever."
" Death, or Victory !"—" Rally and Conquer!"
" The Devil is black—and so is Jnex 1"
Britnns will never be subdued by vagrants."
" Britons be loyal, firm, and brave;
" Never be JACK KEhtlit.E'S slave!"
" Never relax."

The 0. P. hats were very numerous ; and several
ornaments with 0. P. surmounted with a Crown,
were also worn. Some hats were inscribed with the
words " Old Prices" at length.
The tumult acquired strength as the evening ad-
vanced, and the audience left the Theatre with their
insignia in their hats.

LYCEUM THEATRE.—MTS. FORBES, who made an
appearance at Drury-lane Theatre last season as Al
-
Una, in the Will, reappeared last night, as Julia, in the
Rivals. She did not look well in the character of Falk-
land's mistress ; but in the scene where she reproach-1
ingly takes leaves of him for ever, she seemed to feel
her author well, and we think we never witnessed a
better stage-picture of a broken heart, than that which
she there pourtrayed ; her language was big with
tears. We think her talents may be usefully employed
in characters of a serious cast.
London, England, 1809-11-02

NEXT OF KIN.
'TIM NEXT of KIN, (if any) of WILLIAM,'
A. CR ANT, L's a seaman belonging to His Majesty's Ship
Penelope, decea.. d, are desired to apply to Mr. kobw Harry,
No. 1. Wlansfiad•Place, Borough-Road, Southwark, and they
wiU hear of sometbiug to their advantage. •
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London, England, 1809-11-02

DEAL, NOVEMBER i.

Arrived the ORPHEUS and UNICORN frigates from
the Nore, and the GOSHAWK slulep from Yarmouth.
Sailed the ORPHEUS and Umeoex frigates, and the
GOSHAWK sloop for Portsmouth ; and the HEAItN
tender for Falmouth.—Wiad N.E.
London, England, 1809-11-02

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAvesz:ft, NOVEMBER I.—No Arrivals to-day. Sailed the
Bonella, Cox, fur Antigua ; and the Portsea, Condie, for Lisbisn.
The William and Patharure, of Pool, bound to Newfuundland,
was taken on the I tith ult. by a privateer, plundered, and suffered
to proceed. .

;flie Pearlen, 311, is appointed convoy for the West-Indies. A
battal'on of the 60th regiment is going out with the convoy.

ARI:I7ED-At Liverpool, the Amazon, Phillips, from Gibral
tar. At Cadiz, the Leander, Way, front Liverpool. In the
Clyde, the Mars, -, ,from Ncw Brunswick. At Scilly, the
Fanny. Maddox, from Malaga. At Cork, the Osaga, Dupliz,
from S:. Übe's. At Belfast, the Neptnne, Lane, from Terciera.
At Gibraltar, the Isabella, Thompson, from Rio. At Pierre St.
Lawrence, the Harmony, M'Bride, from Belfast. At Cork, the
London Packet, Holman, from Cork.

The PERLEN is appointed to take convoy from
Portsmouth to the West Indies.

The PERSIAN takes convoy to Guernsey and Jersey,
and the ROLLA to the Downs.

A fleet of fifty sail have arrived at Scilly, from
after .3 passage of twenty days.


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London, England, 1809-11-02

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER i.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ORPHEUS, from the
Eastward ; and the GositAlsKE, from a cruize.—
Dropped d3‘vn to St. Helena his Majesty's ship
CENTAUR.

The FREDERICKSTIIN sails to-morrow with the
convoy to the coast of Portugal and the Mediter-
ranean. Captain SEARLE does not go out in com-
mand of her.

Sir SAMUEL HOOD sails to-morrow in the CEOTADItt
with the fleet for the Black Sea.-

SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 1.

A convoy for the Baltic is ordered to sail imme-
diately. This day the PANDORA man of war sailed
with the Trade to Heligoland.
P. S. Arrived from Flushing his Majesty's ship
VENERABLE, and sailed for Chatham ; also his Ma-
jesty's ship SEEM'S% from Flushing. and sailed for
the River ; and his Majesty's ships MANLY, DENMARK,
N.N.W.
London, England, 1809-08-18

By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c.

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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Tuesday,
the 29th day of August instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
A HANDSOME well-built SHIP Coppered and
Copper-fastened, of the following Dimensions:
Length - 107 Ft. oln.
Breadth - 29 'lt '
1.-:wer Decks 7t
Depth in the Hold - 14 $
Admeastres - - - 970 27-94 Tons.
• She has a man Figure-head and Quarter Galleries,is admirably
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excelled.—Afterwards her Cargo, conrgting of about
1400 Serons and Bags C"coa ; .280 Cuss and Simons Bark;
1000 Pigs Platina or Tin.

Condemned in the li!gh Court of Admiralty to his Majesty',
Ships Ar.•thusa, llozzaT MENDS, Esq. Captain; and Amazon,
PETER PARKER, Ti q. Captain.
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London, England, 1809-08-18

LONDON GAZETTE, TUIDIDAY. JULY 25.

de 3M Regiment—Captain Robert Brownrigg, from the 4th
Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, viceChetwynd,
who exchanges."

The Barrtsit FAIR cutter, with the transports CD,
and VK, haring on board the Fifeshire Regiment of
Militia, sailed yesterday from Yarmouth for Scotland.

The RICHMOND gun brig has arrived at Yarmouth
from Heligoland, with 160 men, being part of the
treops of the Duke of Brunswick Oels.
Orders were received at Plymouth on Tuesday to
prepare for the reception of 1000 sick and wounded
men, daily expected from Sir ARTHUR WELLIGSLEY'S
army.

Reinforcements are fmmediately to be sent out to
the heroic army of Sir ARTlluit WELLESLLY.
Two or three brigades of Cavalry will be sent,
Some Artillery,
A reinforcement from the Royal Waggon train,
A brigade of Foot Guards, and
Recruits for all the Regiments of the Line in Spain.

Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY is immediately to be ele-
vated to the Peerage. Generals SuLanacoKe, HILL,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, and CAMERON, will be made
Baronets.

Among .the officers killed at Talevera, none are
more regretted than Lieutenant-Colonels GORDON and
Raz—the former, who commanded the 83d, was one.
of the most promising officers in the service. He was
the son of the, present Countess of Dr:4Fitits.
Dittjor-General Joni RONALD M.l(ExzrE, who so
gloriously fell in the battle of Talavera, was the re-
presentative of a very ancient family, whose patrimo-
nial estate (not large) lies in that part of the county
of Ross, called the Black Isle. He fell in or about
his 47th year. He began. his military career in the
Marines, under the imi-tediate eye of his tincle•lGenc-
ral M,KIENztc, of that most honourable corps, and for
some time, previous to 1794., did the duty of Adju-
tant to the Chatham Division.

Upon the death of his Uncle, by which he suc-
ceeded to some personal fortune, he relinquished the
Marines, perhaps from an ambition to get forward in
his profession more rapidly than that service admits of.
In the spring of 1794 he became Major of the 2d
battalion of the 78th Foot, or Ross-shire Buffs, raised
by the present Lord SEAVORTIi. In the latter end of
that year, or early in 1795, both battalions of the
78th were consolidated; by which measure this gal-
lant Officer became attached to the Ist battalion, and
with the officers and men from the second, joined the
first battalion at the Cape, from whence they pro-
ceeded to India, 1200 strong, where the regiment
served with distinction under the present Lieutenant-
General (then Colonel) M,KENzto FRASER. With
this corps the gallant Major-General served many
years in India, and latterly commanded the regiment.
He returned to Europe in 1801-2, sincerely regretted
by his regiment and all who knew him —and if his
service in the East was not marked by any brilliant
professional event, it was because the situation of that
country, during his stay in it, did nut ran for Any
Active exertion.

Promoted to the rpnk of Colonel soon after he
Mlle harms nn the breaking out of the prescat war