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PINKERTON'S NEW MODERN ATLAS.

Ptinted for T. Cadell af:d W. Davier, Strand ; and tongrnan,,
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'THE FIRST NUMBER, containing APS of
-I- FRANCE, the WEST-INDIES, and JAPAN; with a
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•a' In the last Number will be given a Geographical Mebtoir,
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rangemcnr.
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PRESENT STA TE of PORTUGAL and SPAIN. -
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Illustrated with life best Map of Portugal extant, and a View of
the Bay of Portugal, price 16s.
'TRAY Icr..S of the late DUC DU CHATELET
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reepect to the Colenies. the Earthquake at Lisbon, M. de Pom-
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enlarged by Notes on the present State of that Kingdom and its
Colonies, By J. FR. BOURGOIIsIG,
Late Minister Plenipotentiary from the Fiench, Republic to Spain,
Member of the National Institute, and Author of the present
State of Spain.
Transla-eci from the French by JOHN Jost Pit :3 incLoALT..
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RE.-il, BLESSING l'O MOTHERS.

DR. BUCHAN most pathetically describes the
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dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ougiit to be
paid them ; as the Chin-Cough is so brief, if the irritation of the
gums crimes with any other disorder, very few infants recover.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
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A-
MtRICAN:CAIbOUR, in a Tract lately
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and France, with an attempt to spew what are she real causes of
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London, England, 1809-04-19

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIFS AND GI.NTLZMEN,
THE hasty and unlooked-for events which pre-
ceded the Election of Directors, on the 14th instant, havii g
afforded you as little time for due reflect ion as it did me for necessary
exertion, and thereby deprived me of many pf the suffrages on
which (from the personal assurance of my opponent, that he in-
tended use no opposi. ion) , I had unsuspectingly placed my usual re-
liance, I feel in a proportionate degree a more lively sense -a obe
great obligation conferred on me by those zealous Proprietors who
came forward in my support, disclaiming- personal favour, but
warmly espousing my cause, as they would have done that o'l any
other stranger whom they conceived to have proved that he.had
been wrongfully and injuriously aspersed. I discharge my first
duty in publishing this grateful acknowledgement to them.—The
impression mule upon the Public by the Resolutions of the Court of
Directors of the 4th instant, although declared by them to have
been of a nature directly opposite to that which was intoghed„
added to the clamour easily etched and artfully maintained tin
a popular topic, were certainly to me most critically disad-
vantageous ; and the unanimous Resolutio3 of the Directors,
of the 11th instant, after pt rasal of my whole case, came un-
fortunately not many hours before the opening of the Ballo:,
and too late to remedy the evil. Promises given under
temporary prejudice were reluctantly observed; but when I
recollect to whom and to how many I was still indebted,
fur zealous and unalterable attachment, I must ac'atowletige the
powerful suppbrt which my character at least has in this trying
instance received, with a mingled ,entiment of pride and gratitude.
Conscious drily own rectitude and confident in your justice, I
should be regardless of my own character, forgetful of your past
favours, and deficient in respect for your good opinion, were I
not most earnestly to invite and solicit the e.tamination of the case
and evidence now before you, and after the two unanimous ac-
quittals I have already received, I do not hesitate to anticipate
your judgment.—You will find I have not been culpable, and the
sentence, which presuming me to be so, you have hastily pro-
nounced, will appear to your deliberate reflection severe and un-
merited.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedlent and humble servant,
G. W. TIIELLUSSON.
Cato( ndi.ll-square, April 17, 1 1109.
London, England, 1809-04-19

PzifRLMMEN7 dRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL Is.
The Scotch Records Regulation, and several Private Bills were
brought up from the Commons.
Counsel were called to the Bar, in support of the Bill for di-
vorcing Mr. Paulett from Letitia Perceval his wife. After Ser-
jeant Lens had stated the Petitioner's case, Counsel were ordered
to withdraw.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented some Papers relating to
the campaign in Spain, which were ordered to be printed.
A long conversation took place between Lords DARNLEY,
GREY, AUCKLAND, SIDMCUTH, BucKINGNAMS/IIRE, CARES-
FORT, and LivearooL, on the subject of the various military and
political documents that had been laid on the table, relating to the
recent occurrences in Spain and Portugal, and the Treaty with
Spain ; but as it was merely preliminary to the debate on Friday,
we deem it unnecessary to give the particulars.
London, England, 1809-04-19

BREVET.

The undermentioned Officers to have a permanent
step of promotion in the Army, upon bting ap-
pointed to serve in Portugal under the command
of Lieutenant-General Beresford.
To Majors—Captain Robert Arbuthnot, from the Chaisetirs Bri-
tanniques ; Capt. Wm. P. Carrell, from the risth Foot ; Cap-
tain Henry Harding, from the 57th Font; Captain Haviland
Le Mestirier, from the list Foia ; Captain Philip Keating
Roche, from the ith Garrison Battalion; Captain Geo. Elder,
from the 95th Foot.

The King's German Legion.
2d Regiment of Dragoons--Cadet Serjeant Augustus Kukls to
be Cornet, vice Harling, promoted.
Ist Light Battalion—Captain Frederick de Hartwig, from the
7th Battalion of the Line, to be Major, with temporary rank,
vice Bussche, promoted in the 3th Battalion of the Line.
_ _ _ .

7th Battalion of the Line—Lieutenant Frederick Bothe to be
Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Hartwig,
promoted in the Ist Light Battalion ; F.nsign 'Gideon Wilcken
to be Lieutenant, vice Bothe ; and Cadet Serjeant Augustus
Scha u mann to be Ensign, vice Wilcken.
Northern Manx Corps of Volunteer Infantry.
Willis n Christian, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Monk, pro-
moted, and Thomas Carron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hugh
Walker, resigned.
London, England, 1809-04-19

CONVENTION

Between the Russian troops commanded by Lieutenant General
Barclay de 'roily and the Sweslish troops commanded by Ma-

.•. _ .
jor General Count Cronstedt.
1. Tie Swedish troops shall this day, at four o'clock in the af-
ternoon, evacuate the town of Umea, and the Russians take pos-
session thereof.

2. Ths Swedish troops must draw' bask to Hernosand, and
only have their out posts at Nordrnalin. The Russian troops
shall leave their out posts as far as the frontiers of the province of
Umea, so that the district between the said frontiers, and the
river Ere, shall be considered as neutral.
3. All provisions and ammunition shall, on signing this Con-
vention, be delivered up to the Russians, and the Swedes must
not take with them more than four days provisions.
4. The sick of the Swedish army remain at Umea, and are to
be attended by a Swedish physician.
5. Tho recommencement of hostilities is t• be notified twenty-
four hours before.
London, England, 1809-04-19

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ri 'HE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOST-
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London, England, 1809-04-19

WINCHESTER, APRIL 15.

The H. H. Meeting, en Wednesday, was numerously attended
The cup was won, at four heats, by Mr. Lowth'a b. g. Repeater
Ile horses came in as under;

Mr. Lowth', b. g. Repeater -
Mr. Grxme's b. g. Burford -
Mr. Ntme's b. g. Somerset -
Mr. Drummond's cll.-g. Hotspur

21 2 1
43 1 2
1 2 3 dr
3 4 dr.

The race afforded great Sport. Mr. Grame's.horse was the fa•
vourite, and none of the sporting men ear.er,!d Repeater to win.
The Sweepstakes of 10 guinea each %N.:Li won by Mr. Atkin-
eon's b. g. Coachman, beating Sir 11. Mildmay's Mb. Clarke,
and Lord Rodney's Cockney.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1809-04-19

MARRIED.

At Malta, on the 25th February, Samuel Briggs, Esq. British
.Consul of Alexandria, to Miss Amelia Ilayes, only daughter of
the late Anthony Hayes, Esq. of Smyrna.
On the 1 3t h instant, at Ivor Church, Spurgeon Farrer, Esq. of
Cole Brayfield, Bucks, to Mrs. Mitford, relict of the late Captain
Henry Mit ford, R. N. and daughter of this Hon. David Anstruther,
of Huntsmore Park, Bucks.
Rev. J. Fayrer, of SornersNarn, Huntingdonshire, to Sarah,
second claugl,t:r of Mr/G. Clay, Of Haddenham.

Rev. R. Crosby, to Miss Middleton, of Ripley, Surrey, only
daughter of the late Capt. T. MiddlCzur.
Rev. Stanier Porten, to Miss 11. S. Willett, daughter of the
late A. S. Willett, Esq. Devonshire. •
London, England, 1809-04-19

DIED.

Thursday, the 13th inst. at Lawrence-Pountney-laribilkhis
71st year, much and justly lamented, Robert Sinclair, sen.• Esq.
late Merchant in the City. He survived the death of his wife
only ten days. •

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE I 0-MORIWW.
Morning - - 18 minute. after 5
Afternoon - mfnutes after
London, England, 1809-04-19

of ONE Gill NLk in THREI. are combined in the purchase of
COLLVER's SILK STOCKINGS with Cotton
Feet, No. 14!l, Flett-street.—A most rich, valuable, and
t!..:!ant Selection, at the following prices:--.-Ladies and Gentle-
:et; stunt and fine 1.:1-.1ek and White, and Coloured China Silk,
scan 7%. bd. to Superfine, with the most fashionable Cloaks,
;!,s. GLI

N.B. To such of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, who have
ti)! made trial of their diainguished and invaluable excellencies,
i.m iv be proper more precisely to state, they are far more com-
.rtahle, sift, and pleasant, infinitely more durable, and though
tarry way equal in richness, el;;gai!ce, and quality, are not more
t., two third, of the price of those with vilk feet.
London, England, 1809-04-19

Mr. O,HARA conceived that the rate of Ex:hal ,'•
was not affected by the depreciation of the cum.;
coin, but depended upon the commercial inter Lou,:,
of the two countries, when they might be debtur cr
creditor to each' other.

Mr. HENRY 'THORNTON thought the first
ject of the Honourable Mover could not be effictei
while the two National Banks were in the present
situation. If such a measure as the circulation of the
Bank notes of England in Ireland was to be ulopted.
it could be only in the case of the fund estaLlilzed fix
that purpose being of an, indefinite extent ; but he
thought the independence of the Bank of Ireland, b.
r their charter, an unsurmountable obstacle to sucll
Measure.

Mr. PONSONBY felt there would be a very great
difficulty in accomplishing such a plan at the present
moment, and never practicable at all as long as ti..!
Bank should be restricted from issuing specie.
wholly attributed the fluctuation of exchange to corn.
mercial intercourse ; and its present low and fitv,iur-
able state, to the Bill brought into Parliament by hi;
Right Hon. Friend (Sir John Newport) last session;;
he meant the Corn Intercourse Bill, by which so larc.
an exportation had taken place as to make the
ence in exchange.
After a few words in explanation from Mr. Par..
NELL, Mr. O'HARA, • Mr. THORNTON, and Mr. Po,.
SONBY, the motion was negatived without a divisi r..
MR. LUKIN.

Mr. PETER MOORE, pursuant to his motk:,
after observing upon the various large sums of money
which appeared by the Seventh Report of the Com-
missioners of Military Inquiry to be unaudited at the
Treasury, among which was the object Of his pre-
sent motion, moved, That the Accounts rel,iting to
money-advanced to Mr. Robert Lukin, by order of
the Secretary at War, and lately presented :3 the
House, be printed. His object was to kno-,v what
I power the Secretary at War had to authorize such
grants ?
After a few,words in explanation from the CHAN•
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and Mr. STCRGE3 BOURNE,
the motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1809-04-19

MILITIA BILL.

Upon the motion of Lord CASTLEREAOH, after a
few words from Mr. O'HARA and Lord ARCHIBALD
HAMILTON, the Militia Completion Bill was recom•
mitted.

A long conversation ensued upon some of the
clauses, between Mr. GILES, Lord CASTLEREAGII, Mr.
WINDHAM, Mr. PERCEVAI., Colonel WOOD, Lord A.
HAMILTON, &c. and it was objected that di? Bill
would not obtain the quotas in the several counties.
Col. WOOD declared that the Militia, of
he has the command, is already complete.

Mr. OILES objected to the clause superadding
ballot after the Ist of January:, 1810. _ _

Mr. WINDHAM maintained that the Bill vas
full of incongruities. Among them was the prr,visic,
holding out a premium of twelve guineas. The men
would wait till after the ballot, in hopes of getting a
greater premium. In
.fact the Noble Lord said—
" My Lads, here's twelve guineas a man, take it
now, for if you wait much longer you'll get linty-Jive
guineas."---(A laugi. ) .
The Committee divided on the clause—F or it 52
—Against it 12—Majority 10.
The CoMmittee again divided on the el:muse r irr.
posing a fine upon the counties which du not
their quotas—Ayes 34—Noes 9—Majority
The remaining clauses were then gone thfough
the House'resumed, and the Report was ordered
be received to-morrow.—Adjounted at :IA p-.s:
twelve -o'clock.
London, England, 1809-06-13

PARIS, JUNE 1.

Acconnts lately_ received frOm the army of the
Duke'of R;ittsa state,. that the Duke marched from
. Rein on the.SVib- of Axil, defeated several
treats of Austrian ttnops on the left bank of the.Zer-,
magna, ' air- ived with tbe•inain body of his army
the Bth uh. within 20 Milei 9f Zara, and was ready
to put himself in motion, itt order to join the army.
London, England, 1809-06-13

S.E*LINI APRIL i 7.

•
On the Std inst. the Servian armed was asked by
the Commander in Chief Czerni Giotge to put, itself
in motion. All the corps are now marching is four
different directions ; namely, to Drina, Navibavas,.
Nissa, and Widdin.
The Servian Deputy, Nicholas Dithitronetsch, arri-+
ved yesterday in Belgrade, from Jassy, accompanied
by a Russian Colonel, and had immediately a con-
ference with Mr. Rndofinitain, a Russian.
LEIPSIC, MAY et. •

According to the last accounts from Ulance, in
Gallicia, the Polish army, under the command. of
• Prirke Poniatowsky, was, on the 19th, on theriver
Sin; where the advanced guard and the cavalry had
arrived some days before. In order to take advaii..
thge of the inactivity of the enemy, who had taken a
position on the Banta, the Prince thought it neces:.,l
siry to make an attack on the bridge head of SAn•,
donia, antrat the same time upon the tow+ itself,
where the enemy bad foimed strong entrenchMents.
These: tteitipts succeeded as well as:could be ex-
pected.. The bridge head was taken by a detachment
of the corps of General Kosuiecki, with fixed bayo-,
wets, and the toirn.ol Sandonia surrendered by capi-
telatiost!in the night of the 18th.
!Vieth affairs cost the enemy above 1000 killed,
noir 1206-prisoners, 20 pieces of cannon, and con-
siderable magazines, besides giving the Polish army
a position. on the left bank of the Vistula, from ivhich
they may advance, to render abortive the plans of
the enemy, and prevent him from again crossing the
Vistula. Other Polish cavalry extends itself towards
Lemberg, and makes movements towards Cracow:
We expect soon to hear accounts of the taking of
Zamore, to which, place the Prince haslent a small
division to ,attack, under the command of General
Pelletier. The Polish cavalry have already set at
libettp between 9 and 4000 conscripts, and have taken
nitipzines. The Officers and soldiers have y,reatly
dittkittinthed thbinsilves ; bat the army_ has to lamely
the lots of Prince Marcella: Lubomiusky, an excel.
lent ycungolEcer.
London, England, 1809-06-13

FIAMBURcifi JUNE $.

Lientenant-Gerical Blocher was on the 20th of,
N. 21)14thnted by hit Scntereign a General of Cayalry.
The followinz intelligeece bas -arrived here by
estafette Stralsund, where Schill with the wboh
of big corps was entrenched, was attacked on .the 31s'
of May, at noon, •fy Lieutenant-General .Gratice
At two o'clock the Dutch troops were masters of the
town. The action was very severe. Sculll was killed.
The remains of his troops, consisting °ISO° mounted
hussars, and 2(X) infantry, succeeded in escaping; but
they afterwards tecniested to he permitted to lay down 1
tie:ir arms. and to be conveyed to the Prussian terri-
tory. These 560 men will be delivered to the PTII9-
siaa General commanding on the frontiers."
• . .61FENHACIEN, MAY 428..
A report har been published here of an action be-
tween the gun-boats under the command of Captain
Schoen eider and an enemy's frigate, srhfch contains
t-e t. lln ing particnlars :
44 'The -English fiCet from the North. Sea, consisting
of sev, n s,til of the line, five frigates, three brigs, one
cutter. toer gun-boats, with a convoy of 76 sail, was
obliged by contrary wind to ce.me to anchor in the.
Deft, on the 22d inst. In the evening of the 28d two
shins of the line appeared moored between Omae and
' Wreese and at 4 short distance a frigate of 40 guns,
believed to be the Penelope. On this frigate our gun-
boats made at. attack in the same night, at half-past
111 • The action 1.157e0 half an hour, when. a breeze
sprung up, of which the frigate taking aavantage,
cm her cables, and stood towards theships Of the line,
v-es fMowed by our gun-boats, and consider-
ably d .staged.—On the 25th. the enemy attacked
ti e Island of Fgholm with 15 sloops and two gun-
bouts: 'hough the assailants had at least 660 men,
the sub officer Ulrich, with only 16 Jagers, withstood
their tint ::stack until Captain Gulberg and Lieute-
nant Benten arrived from Agerso with 56 Jagers and
two 6-pounders to his support. The men in the
nearest boat attempted to land under a fire of blun-
derbusses and musketry, but were driven bask by
Lieutenant Betzen. The enemy then formed info
three divisions, and made anew attempt, but after
an. action of half an hour's duiation, were compelled
to ratite."
London, England, 1809-04-21

FRANCKFORT, APRII. 1.

%V hear from Bavaria that formidable preparations
are making to repulse the invasion with which the
Austrians threaten that country. They have broken
the bridge of the Reger, and sent all the vessels of
the Danube to the right of that river. At Straubing
and on Mount Trinity, near Ratisbon, they are rais-
ing batteries.
London, England, 1809-04-21

ECCLESIASTIci,L PROMOTION.

On Monday, the 17th instant, the Rev. Kyrie Ernie Money,
A. B. wai instituted, by the-Right Rev, the Bishop of Iltre'brd,
to the valuable living of Much Marcie, and to the chapel of Pat-
ton, both in his Lorilship's diocese, on the presentatiou'of James
Money, Esq. of Hone House, Herefordshire.