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Star.
London, England, 1809-04-05

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

April 15. William Horsfall, of Hampstead-Road, Middlesex,
victualler, dealer and chapman, at teu, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPT'S.

Luke Feather, of Nottingham, dealer and chapman, to surrender
April 10, 12, at twelve, and May 10, at ten, at the Punch
Bowl, Nottingham. Attoruies, Messrs.Blakelock andMakinson,
Elm-wort Temple London ; or Mr. Sanders, Nottingham.

Edward Jenkins, late of Twickenham, Middlesex, innkeeper,
dealer and chapman, April 15, at twelve, April 22, and May
16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Griffith, Secondaries-
Office, Temple.
_ . _ _ . • _

Edward Deare, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman,
April 28, E 9, and May 16, at eleven, at I.illynian's Hotel, in
Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Wiatt, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle,
lolii..Areet Bedford-row Loidon.

Mary Sherwood, of Doncaster, Yorkshire, widow, jeweller,
dealer and chapwoman, April 15, 18, and May 16, at one, at
Guilllhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Dixon and Allen, Pa-
ternoster-row, London.

William ht‘l.ecod, of tipper Crown-street, Westminster, arnty-
agent, April 8, at twelve, April 15, at one, and May 16, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Toulmin, No. 45, Alder-
manbury, London.

Edward Clewer Winnall, of the parish of Claines, Worcester-
shire, miller, dealer and chapmaii, April 27, 28, and May 16,
at eleven, at the Diglis-Green, Worcester. Attornies, Mr.
Becke, Wardrobe-place, Doctor's-Commons, London ; or Mr.
John Allen, Worcester.
John Holland, of Cheapside, London, haberdasher, (surviving
partner of Ambrose Lanfear, deceased,) April 18, 22, and May
16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Meddowcratt,
Gray's-Inn.
Elizabeth Cropton, of Bisbo? Wearmouth, Durham, milliner,
April 19, May 1, and 16, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop
Wearmouth. Attornies, Mr. Robert Davidson, Bishop Wear-
mouth; or Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Lamb's-Buildings,
Temple, London.
London, England, 1809-04-05

GEOGRAPHY -VOLUME SECOND.

This day was publ,shed, price xg. 2s by Vernor, Hail, and
Sharpe, London ; and Peter Hill, Edinburgh ;

_ . . .
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of GEOGRAPHY,
ANCIENT AND MODERN. •

B: JAMES PLAYFAIR, D.
Principal of the United College of St. Andrew's, 3cc.
Volume second.—Containing a Ge( graphical and Topographi-
cal Description of the United Provinces, and of England and
Scotland, ancient and modern,.accompatikd by the .
sheet Maps, accurately constructed and eieganly engraved by
the most eminent Artists, viz. The World, according to the
Ancients—Gallia Antiques--Hispania—the United Province*--
England—Scotlair I—and the Nit, herlantls.
As above may be bad, price £2.28.
Volume First--Coutaining the History of Geography, and a
Topographical Account of France, Spain, and Portugal, ancient
and modern, with seven sheet Maps, elegintly engraved.
N. B. Several Mai s, belonging to Volume Secsnd, and now
in the hands of the bugraver, will accompany those of Volume
Third, and also a Map of Ancient Britain and the Roman Wall.
%I' A few Copies of Dr. Playfair's Chronology may also be
bad as aims% •

In Two Vols 11,iyal Quario, Price 41.125. in boards,
THE WORKS of SALLUST. To which are
prefixed, Two Essays on the Life, Literary Character, and
Writings of the Historian ; with Notes, Historical, Biographical,
and. Critical.

By HENRY STEIJART, LL.D. F.R.S. and S.A.E.
Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge strcet, London,
•aa The Work, b.:sides a Translation of the Historian, is
chiefly desizned to illustrate the Civil, and in particular the Lite-
rary history of the Art: of Au r; us r us, and of that which imme.
irately preccd':d it. I; is einbAlished by a Head of Sallust, 'taken
from an Antique Bust ia the I...am:at Palace at Rome, the only
one esktit g; and ,tthur plates.
London, England, 1809-06-30

•
EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, •
CORNHILL, LONDON. '
INSURERS with this Company are sespeettony
informed that Policies expiring at Midsummer may Deli-
newed by Application at this Office within Fifteen Drs from
that Period. Receipts being ready agrepably to the led
Premiums, viz. • • *.
Common lusuranees to £lO,OOO, at 2s per Cent. '
Hazardous to 6,000, at ,Ss. per Cent.
Double hazardous to 3,000, at Ss. per Cent.
Adisas.tages to Imusers with this Caspeap.-iPaymen• of Rent In
Case of Fire, without Increase of •Prernhint.—Damage by Light-
ning made good—No Charge for Policies, Indorsements, Altera-
tions, or Surveys —A Commission of £5 per 'Cent. allewed to
Shipping Insurance. •
* Abatements on Countrylnsurances from £lO to ;E4OPtiOent.
upon the Premium; and from g to 15 per Cent. upon the Puty.
FARMING STOCK insured (without Averagg Clause) at 2s.
per Cent. .
The Company's Terms for Life bssirance are equally Metal,
and possess very superior Claims se public Patronage.
AgeOts wanted.- • - • WM. BEETHAM.
London, England, 1809-06-30

N4PdL INTELLIGINC.t,

PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JUNE 28.
This morning, as a man was bathing in Hamoaze,
he got out of his depth, and immediately sunk ; he
was got out shortly after, but too late to restore life.
Came in the Krone, Captain BENHER, from St.
Mary's, with timber, for this port. The SAN Jo-
sun, 112, and MILFORD, 74, are still in Hamoaze.

Sailed the PEncocz, of 18 guns, for Guernsey,
with (I am informed) General DovLE and suite on
board ; the THAIS, 18, (late a fire ship), for Ports-
mouth ; the PARTHIAN, 10, with nine light transports
for Portsmouth ; KING GEORGE hired cutter, for
Rochefort ; PALLAS frigate, of 32 guns, IstPrruzux,
80, and CiisAn, 84, for Portsmouth ; and the PLOVER,
of 18, on a cruize to the westward. The REDPOLE is
also getting under weigh, but cannot state her denti-
n tticn with precision.
London, England, 1809-06-30

PUBLIC NuTICE.

ASPANISH Mercktnt ofE,.:rs for sale a quantity
of real Pale Xeres, 4nd Port Line; and it being the pro-
ince of the Estates of hi own family (retidents of Xeres de la
Fronts ra and Douro) he is etrabliid to do it at a price well worthy
tke notice of ceconornists-4.15. per dozen. _ _

Applications to be made to Samuel Cornett, No. 15,
Arundel-street, Strand.

MONEY.

MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
those that may be in sva:a and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary- or permanent sunis of money, that they can at all times
advance any.suni from 100. to .();0001. and upwards,. on personal
or ;my other security arising frog Mairiage Settlements, Money
in the Fluids, Clergymens' I ivin7 or Freehold, Copyhold, and
Leasehold Estates, on the nit liberal and honourable terms.—
Personal application Mess: s. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their
louse, No. 19, lerin,-n-str.r.t, St. James's, either personally or by
ILlter, post-paid. N. B. 'An years purchase will be given for
well-st.cured Annuitis.

PATENT TESSERA, far superior to Tile or
Shtte fur Roofs, Gutters, &c. &c. continues to sold at the
Tessera ‘Vharf, Pedlar's-Acre, 1..21111)0h, and at the Manufac-
tory, Brent ford: at both which places, crtlers will be attended to.
and specimens may be seen, Price 6d. per square foot, delivered
at either of the above placa, with full iustructicas for laying It;
or 6d. per square foot laid, asl txpences inn:aided. It is in sheets
of 4 feet by 2 feet 3 incheb,and about 41b. the square foot.
It is ;..l.t) excellent for flouring. as is dens nut like Yorkshire
store:, and 39 it is a complete banier • z.‘tainst vermin, is particu-
larly fit for barns, granaries, &c.—Particulars may be had, and
specimeus se,2:l, at Mr. :fallet'c, No...u3,Qrleerr-street, Cheapside.

SILK STOCKINGS ling off uncommonly cheap,
at No. 52, Chearside ; 'an immense Stock of all kinds of
Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawees, Ladies Irvi6ible Dresses all
In one, &c.—Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely,
Rill np et a great advantage by an early i»rpecttan of these aria s.
A quaivily or white or black silk, Cs. 6d. the best quality equally
cheap; st-ttt cotton stockiogs, at Is. per pair, very, fine Is. (id.
super, Si. 6d ; brown cotton for boots, is. ud.; fine ribbed cot-
ton, 2s. '..;(!.; a variety of gloves from 1011. per per; lace sleeves
Is. rid ; and many other fashirmahle 'articles, too nurneroos to
mention, at No. 52, Cheapsitki.—No ihatenzent' from the price
first asked.
London, England, 1809-06-30

BIRTIiS.

At Edinburgh, on the 25th instant, the Lady of Capt. Hodgson,
of the Royal Navy, of a daughter.
On the 13th instant, at Fort George, the •L.ady of Major Ha-
milton, of the 78th regiment, of a daughter.
Saturday last, at his souse at Che Aunt Herts, the Lady of
John Sympaon Jessopp, Esq. Barrister at I..aw, of a daughter.
London, England, 1809-06-30

DISTRIBUTION OF PR I E-M 0 N EY.

The Speedwell, for the Gute Hornung, captured August 18,
1205, will be paid on Monday, at No. 28, High-street, Ports-
mouth, and there recalled on Mondays and Thursdays.
The Pert, for the General Eaton, Sept. 17, 1806 ; the Bacchus,
for the Concord, May 27, 1807 ; and the Squadron for the brig
Hiram, Sept. 11, 1805 ; will be paid on Frithiy, at No. 1, Fish-
street, Doctors' Commons, and there recalled en Mondays and
Fridays. •
The Unlearn, for the Galatea, May 7, 1806; and la Pierre
Caner, June 29, 1.808 ; will be paid on board, on Thursday se'n-
night, and recalled at No. 11, Cecil-street.
COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, JUNE 28.
Before the Most Noble and Right Hon. the Lords
Commissioners of Appeals ill Prize Causes.
Pennsylvania, M'Pherson matter—This vessel, under Ameri-
can colours, laden with quicksilver, bound from Trieste to Can-
ton, was captured by two Maltese privateers, and carried into
that port, and there condemned, on the ground of attempting to
rescue the vessel after capture.—Ship and cargo restored.
'The Jane, Lynch master—This was an American ship, laden
with various merchandize, and captured On her return voyage
from Martinique to America, and the only question was respec-
ting 60 hogsheads of sugar, of which their Lordships ordered
further proof.
Brig John, Mosher master.—This American ship, with a cargo
of butter, cheese, e.r.c. on a voyage from Rhode Island, to the
Havannah, was captured on the 15th of January, 1807, by the
Fancy privateer, and carried to New Providence, and ship and
part of the cargo condemned.—Property restored, but captors'
expence of printing allowed.

Coax EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE 30.—T0-day
there are several fresh arrivals of Wheat, and tolera-
ble supplies on hand, sales are again heavily made
nearly at last quotation—Barley is rather cheaper,
excepting fine—Malt likewise—White Peas support
their price—Beans of both sorts arc lower—There are
considerable supplies of Oats with some more foreign,
sales thereof vary but little, some select samples ex-
ceed the quotation—Flour at last prices.

GENIRAL CUllittbiCT AS UNDER I
Wheat, 575. 745. Ms. Bears, 535. 595.
Fine ditto, 865. 90s. Tick ditto, 435. 495.
Rye, 425. 475. Oats, 255. 505.335.
Barley, 325.405.04. Poland ditto, 355. 385.
Ma1t,685. 755. Poratoe ditto,—s. 395.
White Peas (boilers) 100 s. 1121. Rape Seed, 481. to 521.
Grey 61645,455 515.
nine F10ur,705. to 75.5.—fiecoodh tiSS. 70s.
London, England, 1809-06-30

LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVLSYND, 'ZINK 24.—Arrived the Policy, Jarwood, and St
Lorenzo, Jobeller, from Gibraltar; William, Newcombe, from
Malta, and John, Clatter, from Guernsey.
Letters from Cariscrona, received this day, state that eight
American vessels have been seized in Russan ports and con-
demned.

By an extract from the journal of the packet arrived from Got-
tenburgh, we learn that on Saturday, the 34th instant, she saw a
convey close in shore, and the Danes firiug on them.—Came on a
thick fog.
The Friends, Creaser, bound to Stockholm, is put into Brid-
lington, with loss of anchor and cable, on the coast of Jutland.
1 Kleina Johan, Gevers, arrived at Gottenburgh on the 23d
inst. after experiencing very bad weather. Captain Gevers re-
ports, that six sail of the fleet are stranded on the Island of 'Jut-
land ; the fleet alluded to sailed from the Nore on the 13th inst.

The Sealark schooner has been upset on the coast of Holland,
and all hands on board, excepting one man, Rlifortunately perished.

The following particulars relate to the cutting out
of two vessels from Truxillo by the boats of his Ma-
jesty's brig Pelican, J. H. MORRISON', Esq. Acting
Commarde:
The boats left the ship off Truxillo about nine o'clock P. M.
29th of May, 1608—viz. the cutter, Lieut. Black, with eleven
petty officers and seamen ; jolly. oat, Mr. Hall, gunner, and five
men; gig, with the pilot and four men. They got int., the bay
before midnight, when being hailed by the sentries, and not an-
swering, the town was alarmed before the vesseli were discovered.
On 'discovering the vessels close under the fort, pulled directly
towarcls them, and was fired at from the Feluche ; before she had
time to re-road was boarded by the cutter, and carried after some
resistance, and the enemy jumping overboard, t!re vessel being
hauled aground in 6.1 foot water. The other vecsel, a schooner,
lying farther off, was boarded by the jolly•lumt and cig, her
people escaping in the boat. We had much trouble in getting the
Feluche off the ground, but ultimately succeeded in carrying both
vessels off safe under a constant heavy fire from the (err, and the
whole bay lined with musketry. The fcluc! proved t be a
Spanish guards costa, with one long gun, two swivels, a d twenty
stand of arms, having on board a few trunks of dry go( wine,
and provisions. The schooner was loaded with cocoa and crockery
ware.

A few weeks after the boats under the direction of Lieutenant
Blafk, Acting Lieutenant Lloyd, ar d M Hall, gunner, proceeded
up the river Dolce, to take a small bat: e: y of two guns, that had
fired at us on a former occasion. Owing to the darkness of the
night we missed the fort, bu: fell in with a Spanish brig, having
on board the cargo of a forced trader, called the Two Brothers,
from Jamaica, valued at 7',0.)0 dollars, avid a considerable quan-
tity of wines, &c. from H tvanna. Two schooners were also
captured by the boats timior the command of Ac:ing Lieutenant
Lloyd. The brig with her cargo was ransomed to the enemy for
29,000 dollars, and the other vessels disposed of at Bellize.
London, England, 1809-06-30

MARRIED.

Tuesday, hst, at Knighton, near Leicester, by the Rev. J. S.
Coleman, James Knox, Esq. Captain in the Leicestershire regi-
ment of Militia, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late James
Davie, Esq. of Stamford.
Lately, the Rev. D. W. Davies, 'A. M. Vicar of Cranbrook,
Kent, to Miss Akhurst, of Cranbrook.
London, England, 1809-06-30

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 29.

Arrived his Majesty's ships the CENTAUR and
WAnsrurE, from the Eastward : REVENGE, EAGLE,
HERO, and STATIRA, from Plymouth.—Sailed his
Majesty's ships CHRISTIAN VII. and W A RSPITE, for
off Cherbourg; PHCEN IX, for Plymouth.—Wind E.
London, England, 1809-06-30

DEAL, JUNE 29.

Arrived the EIXIAR, 74 guns, from Portsmouth ;
PERUVIAN, OBERON, and CRACKER, from 3 cruize.—
Sailed the RAVEN sloop, for Plymouth ; THRASHER
gun-brig, for Portsmouth, with the Concord, NI-
CHOLS, and Eleanor, JACKSON, for Lisbon ; Thomas,
HARRISON, for Gibraltar ; Aldbro', Tuompsos, and
Brown, GAY, for Halifax.—Wind N. E.

Remain is the Downs—Agincourt, Powerful, San Domingo,
Edgar, Monmouth, Rolla, Fly, Zenobia, Pandora, Peruvian,
Rinaldo, Oberon, Cracker, ant Hound. ,

HARWICH, JUNE 29.

Arrived this day the Lady Nepean packet, Captain
LIVETNG, with the mail from Heligoland.—Sailed this
day the Prince of Wales, Captain MASON, for Got.
tcnburgli.
London, England, 1809-06-06

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-House,'Newhreen, on Wetinesd .y, June 7, 1801),
at two o'clock in.thcafternonn, in Sundry Lots,

I. A BOUT 92 Quarters very, good OATS, which
haze heels *rived and legally condemned.
• N.B. Samples of t►e Oats may be saes a our time before the
day of bale (in ()See beurs.)
London, England, 1809-06-06

elDleff.FALTr Goacz, ilfs, so, 1501.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a Seision of Oyer and
Terminer and Goal Delivery, for Me Trial of Offesouv comical a
loalho High Seal, -within the jieriediaion yfYhe Alosiralt, .f England,
veithie lead at Joetiee Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on Friday the
Sor of June next, at eight o'cloci in the morninz. W. W. POLE.

italTinti, GALLERY OF POitTitAreS.
Printed for T. CADELL and W. DAMES. Strand.
THE FIRST NUMBER is published; in Atlas
-quarto, price IL 55.; and In imperial folio, with proof im-
pressions of the plates, pricz 11.165. It coutains the Preface ; and
Per.raits of the King and Queen, of Earl Spencer, Admiral
I .nrd Hood, the late Bishop Lowth, and Sir Lucas Pepys, Bart.
with short biographical notices.
• • The Second Number, containing, Portraits of the late
Bishop Porteus, Earl St. Vincent, the late. Mrs. Montagu, Lord
Chanc.llor Thurlow, Lord Hutchinson, and Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds, with biographical Notices, will be published in a few days ;
and it is hoped that a regular Monday Publication will be esta-
blished shortly.
•„* A Prospectus of the Wort may be had of the publishers.

• This day was published, price Ss. 6d.
'PRE SPEECH of JAMES STEPHEN, Esq. in
1- the Debate in the House of Commons, March 6, 1809, on
Mr. Whitbread's Motion relative to the late Overtures of the
American Government, with Supplementary Remarks on the
resent ORDS LS in COVNCIL.
London : Printed for J. Butterwort-Is, Fleet-street ; and I.
Hate hard, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1809-06-06

-

DIXON'S CZLEBRATED ANTTBILTOLTS PILLS.
TIiESE PILLS have long obtained a just tole.
taity in the private practice of,the Proprietor, Mr. /Aro...
Apiathrecary, and from their great success he many obstinate
boos Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and oth.•••,,
particularly the Duce of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gt.:
gory Page Turner, the Dowager Ladv Say and Sele, theVisian!
tlss Bulkeley, &c. &c. be was persuaded to offer them to the
public, under the approbation and sanction of their name.
The following is a proof of their efficacy
. " Deal Castle', Haverfordwest, South Wdes, Feb. 24, 1803.
" Captain Lloyd presents his ccmplimentaato Mr:Dixon: al,
though not personally acquainted with him, wculd take it as a.
favour, if be would seed him four or live boxes of his Pills as st.•n
ai kle.puat.ibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Mt,l:-.
tine, is now pregnant,and very unwell ; for the great service they
have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his
family, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Kis
wlserever_hegoes he really thiolfs if Mr. Dixon would appoint
some persons as stotdeguift this county, it would be a baud: :II
the community." - :• :•
The Pills are found vibe an incomparable remedy fur rtstoriag
the tone of the I:tstnoe,ll. for curing indigestion, "or preventi-g
crudities., aucl'tgelrcomiequent disagreeable eructations and fl:tni.
lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiventu, sick
head-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by prtgnancv,
and a debilitate! stomach, whether arising from the acrimony Ut
the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or-drinking to tact
Sold wholesale and retail at Nlr. Butler's, No. 4, Cbtays:(l,,
• corner of Patemoster•row, Loudon; Baxter, Edinburgh anz.
Glasgow, and retail by most country Medicine Veuders, in box,*
at 9s. 9d. and 6s. each.
London, England, 1809-06-06

•
Miss Him.—.-Bedy and Train 'or pale green crape, trirntied
with a wreathing of ivy; Petticoat of the same, over which
satin, at the bottom a rich wreath of ivy; Draperies fastened
with btmehes of the same,lied with bows of grass ribbon.
Miss Yr HER—A white crape Petticoat, with crape Draperies,
decorated with wreaths of white rus,s and hop leaves. 'frills._
White Crape.
Miss Mita/. x e—White Rath/ Petticoat, Draperies of pink
crape and rich blond, fancifully drawn up, with bouquets of
lillss of the valley. Train, Piuk Crape.
Miss VERNON—A blue sarsnet Pettkeat, richly trimmed
with British net Cfruin of blue sarsitet ; Head Dress of fea-
thers.
The two Miss PoLe CARER'S wore dresses of the same.
White satin Petticoats, with white crape Draperies, pearl trim-
mings, and clasped up toe right aide with pearl clasps; the Re'tes
of white crape to correspond. The Head Dresses fine ostrich
feathers, with pearl bandeaus.
Miss Tauto-r—A white satin robe and petticoat, trimmed
with white crape scale trimming, ornamented with pearls, a::d de-
signed to form draperies across the petticoat, and tucked eg with
pearl cords and tassels ; the robe trimmed to comspond ;—the
bead dress a plume of white feathers, with bandeau of pearls.
Miss Lorrus—White crape petticoat, ornamented with lace
and roses ; white crape train and amethyst ornaments.
Miss G.AKTII—Court train and petticoat of I smon-coloured
crape, ornamented with pearls ; pocket holes and drapery looped
np with pearl tassels : stomacher of embroidered pearls.
Miss Cot: ss ENIAICER-.4. white dress trimmed with beads.
Miss Site c K BU ac H Ece LY N —A pink dress trimmed with blush
roses.

Miss DF.UANEY—A crape dress trimmed with lace.
Miss ANN LAKE—Black crape petticoat, and draperi es grouped
with bunches of white lilac; train of lilac crape; head dress to
correspond.
The two Miss Rowters—White satin petticoats, ornamented
with white geranium flowers ; draperies of white crave, and ge-
ranium train to correspond.
Miss TRAIL—A white and silver dress.
Miss READS—A white satin petticoat, embroidered with sil-
ver ; the draperies and train of lilac crape ornatnea tel with silver
and bunches of silver flowers. Her head dress was ornamented
with lilac and white feathers, diamonds, &c.
The two Miss DAwsoxs—Pinsk crape robes and petticoats,
trimmed with beads and bead chains across tilt. draperies, and
tucked with resets of beads ; head dress with farther; and marl
bandeaus.
Miss Coxt—A dress of white satin, with drapry of lace, trim-
med with wreaths of flowers; head dress feat'ai:t . and diamonds.
London, England, 1809-06-06

GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES.

•'

MS ROYAL 11101-INisS THE : .
Field-Marshal's Uniform.-741mt ether Royal Brut twvr wore
each his respective Naval or Military Uniform.

The company had not left the Palace till about
eight o'clock. ' • . .
The Duke and 'Duchess of roitii,'the Earl And.
Countess of-GROSVENOR, Earltio and Countess of CA ',E-
DEN, Lord and Lady' COurcirsv.v, sported new state
liveries ; they were all extremely liTerb; anti we be-
lieve as grand as any that ever were seen at ,
The Duke and Duchess of Beneoun's servants' lints
bad gold lace at least two inches and -a half deep on.
the outside, and laid on the inside ,with beautiful red
feathers and the whole of the numerous train of ser-
l-vants had largeheitiquets of the most choice. flowers
that could be procured, consisting of Moss roses, myr-,
tie:4.Bw. Earl and Countess Gitosviaion's
and gold, with yellow featheri in their hats, The
Earl and Countess
.Cmotoeigsts wore blue-velvet ,and
broad silver lace, the same that they had When the
Fail 'was Lord. Lieutenant of Ireland. Lord and
Lady•CotittUrv's, wore scarlet and gold,. richly, laid
on, with epaulets and taggs. • .
The Duke of KENT went to Court in state Tester-
day-at a quarter before three o'clock.
Lord COCIMANE was huzzaed by the.,populace
whenhe left the Palace yesterday.
The SPEAKER of the House of Commons -.rent in
state yesterday at a quarter before two o'clock. ..
, The Mail Coaches formed the cavalcade, as usualti,
ou the 'King's birth-day. The drivers in new clothes,
and the, horses in new harness, preiented a *ashy
spec tacle.---Ithe firemen. of the Insurance Companies
also,Walked in procession with new clothing. •

• Tbeinuininations of last night in honour of the Birth Ea'l, were
less splendid than usual, in consequence of the weather. Drury-
Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres of course could not furnish
their quota of lustre as usual. The other places of public amuse-
ment, and the principal trade.•nien's shops, vied with each other
in their tokens of loyalty.
The Yellow Fever Remedy Warehouse at Charing.crosg, W 23
very beautifully illuminated. • The devices were appropriate, and
corresponding with the laudable exertions of the Proprietors of
this. truly excellent Institution, from which the greatest national
advantages will be derived.
London, England, 1809-06-06

SALES BY A UCTION.

BUCKS.—Manor, and Capital Freehold Farms—Muer, near
Thames and Aylesbury.—By Mr. ROBINS.
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
TUESDAY, June 13, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn- '
prising the Manor of Illmer, and sundry very eligible Dairy
Farms, coataining upwards of Four Hundred a,41, Sixty-three
Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and small part Arable Land, all
lying compact, with Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, and convenient
Out-buildings, Cottages, Gardens, &c. ia possession of Mr.
Kingham, Mr. Danville, Mr. Gomm, and others; situate at 111•
mer, about seven mile* from Aylesbury, four from and in the
Hundred of Theme, three from Risborough,and ten from Missen-
den, a very desirable and improvable property for investing money.
May be viewed by applying to the tenants, of whom particulars
may be had; of Mr. Currle, Eythorpe House; the White Hart
and George, Aylesbury; Post House, 'Mame ; 12‘.1 Lion, High
Wycombe; White Hart, Missenden ; White Hart, Weybridge;
of Mears. Strong, Stilt, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garra-
way's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square—
where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1809-06-06

illustrated with 13 Plates, price Two Guineas in boards,
Dedicated by permission to hißoyal Highness the Prince of Wales,
AN ACCOUNT of TRAVELS inMAROCCO,
SOUTH BARBARY, and across the ATLAS MOUN-
TAINS ; made during a stay of Sixteen Years in ,tbat country,
aesd collected from numerous Notes and Observation* made upon
the spot ; wherein will be found an Account of the, Commercial
Communication, of Timbuctoo, and the Maritime States of the
North of Attica.
By JAMES GREY JACKSON,
Professor of Arabic and African Languages, late Agent for the
former Government of Reiland, at Santa Crux, South Bar-
buy, &c. &c. &c.
Printed by W. Bohner and Co. for G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers
to his Majesty, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1809-06-06

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK

This day was published, a New Edition, embellished. with ONE
HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAViN,,S on Wood, price
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ENDING EXERCISES for the Junior ClaFsei
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This Work recommends itself to general adoption in all Semi-
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1. It is printed in a large clear Tyre..
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3. The subject matter is adapted to the capacity of Children,
and is at once entertaining, moral, and instruct
4. All the difficult and long words are selected. divided, and
printed at the head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's
Testament.

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London, England, 1809-06-06

FOR SALE,

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tuesday, 13th June Instant,
at Twelve o'Clock,
Yr H E GOOD BRIG EDIVARD-
DIMLNSIONS.

Length on Deck 86 feet, 3 inches.
13reacith 26 7i
Adriteasures - 245 50-94 tons.

V7lll bUrlhal upwards of 300 trots, British built, and admirably
adapted for any trade requiring hurthen. Her stores are brfair
c intlition. Condemned as a ship of war (which exempts her inset
duty), prize to his Majesty's .ship of war Minerva, Ricitaan
1-lAwalNs,Esq. Commander.
Also, for Exportation,
FIVE HOGSHEADS of TOBACCO, being the remcining
part of the Cargo of the saitihrke Edward.
For viewing the vessel, ank. any further particulars, apply to
Edward Tyne, Esq. the Agent, or at the Coutuing-house of
WILLLAM LOCKYER, Broker.
•
Plymouth, June 2, 1809.

TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY,
• Ak SUBSTANTIAL Brick SasheeIDiVE.LLING
1 HOUSE, ilt for the reception of a small genteel Family,
comprising a breakfait And dining parlour, drawing-room, good
cellars, tour bed-Chandlers, with excellent ittics, large kitchen,
brewhotiiie and Ofbees afOolning, doubleAstailed stable, Yard and
garden, wailed iri ; pleasantly situated In Newbury-street, Wart-
Lige, Berks. whtre there is a gcod market, and the town...all
supplied with enAls from the Wilts and Berks Canal.
1-or furrher.partieulars enquire (Why letter, post paid) of M.
Wise, Wamage, who will shew the Premises.

l'lttEliOLD ESTATES FOR SALE IN KENT.
'lO BE SOLD BY, PRIVATE CONTRACT.

AFARM. called .HE EL, lying in the Parishes of I
Thorvley and Stalledield, two miles from Charing, and
sot from Faversham ; consisting of s dwelling-hnuse, barn, stable,
and other necessary outimildingcliogtthor with 197 acres of ara-
ble, pas. u re; and wood.
CORI:iIILL FARM, in the mime parishes; consisting of a
house, barn, stable, &c. aid 57 acres of arable, pasture, and wood.

The above La-d is ,ituated In a sporting courrry, abounding
with game.—Possession May be had at Michaelmas next.
For further part molars, apply ei t her to Edward H -s, '^th
near Ashfor I• lr John ottmt, Gillingham, near Chatham—if by
letter, post paid.
London, England, 1809-06-01

CI.ATER'S EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARRIk:R.

This day was publihed, the 14th Edition, in a neat Octavo Vo-
iime, price 6s. drawn from minute Observation during many
years practice, ,and written in plain English, tor the use of
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and method of Core for every Disorder a Horse is incident to;
incluei:ig many e,xcellent Recipes" and Preparations of Valuable
Medicines; with Directions how to apply the u.
By FRANCIS CLATER, of Rettord, in Nottinghamshire.
N. B. Notwithstanding many selfish and interested hacks, pro-
fessin; the Art of Farriery, have attempted to check- Me sale of
Mr. Clater's useful Book, an increase from une to ten has takcm
place tor some weeks past.
London: Prints tur B. Crus!-y and Co. No. 4, Stationers'-
court. Ludgate-street.

SCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS, iu 4:o.
This day was published',
Elegantly printed by Ba'Wayne, (uniformly with the Quarto edi-
tion of Maranion), the Eighth Edition, price 11. 11. 61 and a
few Copies on Royal papa, price 31. 3s. boards, of
THE LAY of the LAST MINSTREL, a Poem,
with BALLADS and LYRICAL PIECES.

by WALTER scurf, Esq.
this Volume, with Nlariniou, fornts the whole of Mr. Scott's
Poetical Works.
Printed Jo: Longman, Hurst, Reesand Orine, Paternoster-row;
and A. Conatablv and Co. Edinburgh.

Of whAm may be had,
Illustrations of the LAT 01 the Let ST MiNsTRILL, consisting of
Twelve Views of the Rivers liurthwick, Ettrti:k, Varrow, Tiviot,
and Tweed. Engraved by James Heath, R. A. from draw
ings taken on the spot by J. C. Scheiky, Esq. of Oxford. To
which are affixed, Descriptions and Annotations, by Mr. Scott,
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London, England, 1809-06-01

Lord ELLLNBOROt7GH• concurred gencfafly
with the sentiments of the two last speakers, as he
thought that a new act on such a subject ought care-
fully to distinguish and specify the particular acts
which are to be considered as malicious and cruel.—
His Lordship passed a high eulogium on the Noble.
and Learned Lord who brought in the bill, and said
that he knew that for 20 years past, in his excellent
humanity he had entertained an intention of bringing
forward such a measure.

Lord DARNLEY thought the bill went too far,
and observed that more cruelty would be committed
on the Ist of September than by all the bull-baiting.
Lord REDESDALE recommended the printing
and recommitment of the bill, to wh;ch Lord Erskine
acceded, observing that he disagreed with the Noble
Lord (Darnley) as to the comparison of the cruelties
of field-sports and those of bull-baiting. He thought
that those who were the authors or practisers of the
system of bull-baiting were like the fools in the Pro-
verbs. They scattered firebrands, arrows, and death,
and said they were in sport. After some other obser-
vations from the Noble and Learned Lord, the bill
went through the Committee, was ordered to be re-
printed with the amendments, and to be considered
and recommitted on a future day.—Adjourned.

HOUS7 OF COMMONS. .
The London Dnck. and Woollen Manufacture Bills were read
a third time and passed.
A message from the Lords announced their assent to the Four-
teen Millions Loan, the Vaexhall-bristge, and other Bills.
The second reading of the Seditious Societies Bill was deferred
till Tuesday.
The Report of the Committee of Ways and Means was
agreed to.
The further consideration of the Report of the Comwtittee of
Pvblie Expenditure was deferred until Friday.
1 he Irish Yost Roads Bill passed through the Committee, and
the report was orsicrsd to he received to-morrow.
'Tile Committee upon the Irish Revenue Regulation Bill was
postponed until to-morrow.
Mr. CR I- EVEY moved the postponement of the Committee
on the Friendly Societies' Bill till to-morrow.—Ordered.
Lord MILTON moved, that the Accounts presented yester-
day, from the Inspector of Imports and Exports, be printed.—
Ordered.

Mr. MARTIN postponed till Friday his motion with regard
to the Third Report of the Finance Committee.
Mr. MELLISH moved the third reading of the Strand Bridge
Bill ; the consent of hie Majesty being given, it was accordingly
read a third time, passed, aid ordered to the Lords.
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY moved for a Return of the Num-
ber of Persons committed, convicted, and punished, at the seve-
ral Assizes and Sessions in England, for the last four years.—
After some conversation between Mr. Ho R N rit, Mr. C. Jz NEIN-
SON, and the Hon. Mover, the motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1809-06-01

THE A IttviV.

A few days ago the Ist battalions of the 26th and
32d regiments, quartered at Horsham, were inspected
by the Earl of DALHOUSIE, who expressed the highest
approbation of their state of discipline. They are to
4ccompany the next expedition, and expect to en-
bark at Portsmouth in the course of a fortnight. The
81st and 82d at Lewes, are also under orders for
foreign service.

The sth and 6th Regiments at Ospringe, in Kent,
have received the same orders.

A draft of 170 men, is shortly to embark from the
2d battalion 23d regiment, to join the Ist battalion
at Halifax, North America. A draft of 350 men
is on their way from Cork to Portsmouth, from the
2d battalion 32d regiment, to join the Ist, and fill up
the casualties, occasioned by the Spanish and Portu-
guese campaign. Two hundred fine volunteers for
the 24:1 battalion, now in Portugal, and 100 for the
Ist battalion, at Halifax, 7th (or Royal Fuzileers),
have arrived at Portsmouth.
London, England, 1809-06-01

BILIOUS AND NERVOUS HEAD-ACHES, INDIGES-
TION, &c.
Copy of a Letter from R.l.ucas, Esq. to Mr Dixon, Apothecary.
CZIR—In consequence of several voyages to the East
Indies, I had contracted a Bilious Complaint, .o such an
alarming extent, a* to be scarcely able, at times, to pay attention
to the duties.of my ship. Through the recmumeutlatian of
friesid. I was, led to make trial of your (DlXO.sili) AN 11B11.:-
°Uri PILLS, by the uso of which, for a short time, I was, to my
astonishment, itnete•liately relieved ; and have been for a long
while, totally tree from ati)s return of nausea, yellowness of the
skin, nervocit and sick head-ashes, heart •burns, giddiness, and
other corresponding Symptoms of the above complaint. The
success of your remedy has induced me to recommend it gene-
rally, and my brother in paricuLr, third Officer of the Duke of
Nlontruse Indiaman, who laboured under a worse affliction, if
possible, than mysell, has manner completely cured.
I any air, your oardient humble servant,
ii.OLEItT LUCAS, Chief Oltzer of the Hon.
East India Cunipany's Ship, Union.
Gravesend, June 24.
,okl wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,
e..itner of Paternoster-row ; cud retail by most Country Medicine
Vea.lers, iu every Town, iu buae. at 611. and 2s. 9d. each, a.ul
family. boles at 225. each.
London, England, 1809-06-01

N n it (4),:81

IISTLE.Y's ANIPHMIRATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGF..
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wake and Duke of York.
y In consequence of the ioereased and uncommon demand for
Places :he Public are respectfully informed that the following
p,,ph.ar Entertainments will he continued Three Nights longer
only, as ou Monday, the sth of June, will be produced, a grand
Equtstriiin and Pedestrian Spectacle, which has been many
mouths in preparation.

erins PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 1, 1809,
1. Friday 2, and Saturday n, will be presented the Cotillion and
Country Dance by Eight Horses.
After which (52d time) a New Nautical Spectacle, called
BASQUE ROADS.

jiorsemauship by the Double Company ; Mr. Smith's Flying Act;
Isquestrian Clown, Mr. Crossman ; and the Eccentricities of
ti.e Hunted 'l'ailo: and his 1-lorse TallyHo ; Billy Button,
Ali. C11....man.
kthaw bun, called, Strange Things, by Mr. Rom; with Mr.
Richer's elega,!t 'light lkope Dancing.
To conclude-with. the Harlequinade, of
FA-litY LAND. .

Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun. ; Clown, Mr. Laurent.
Columbine, Mrs. Parker.
. .

Second price at halt-past right.—Egutatrian Tuition by able.
Masters.

_
LAW.
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has served his
1 1- Clerkship to a Solicitor in the Country, and has since been
with a Couveyancer in London for twelve months, wishes to
form a Partnership with a respectable Solicitor either in Town or
Country, for whicii an adequate premium will be gayest.
Auy Gentleman desirous of such a Connexion, will ba pleased
to address a line to A. B. at Mr. Dickouson's, stationer, No. 14,
tiolbora-Court, Gray's-lon.

!.OUR PRLVAtE PUPILS.
A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, who resides at
A his Living, sixteen miles W. from Hyde Park Corner, re-
ceives four private Pupils into his Family, Under the age of twelve
years. '1 hey will be instructed in the English (comprehending
Oratory, Composition, Geography, and H:story). Latin, Greek,
'french, and Italian Languages; in Writing, Arithmetic, and
Hcbrew, if require& Each child will have a separate bed ; and
all possible attention will be given to ground them in proper prin-
ciples, form thelrinannen, ensure their health, and promote their
happiness. ThaTerms Eighty Guineas a Year.
Cards of Address and !archer particulars may be procured of
Messrs. Reynpfds, Booksellers, No.. 137, Qxford-street. The
Gentleman may be seenin town till the 10th instant.
London, England, 1809-06-01

BRITISH GUARDIAN.

Sir FRANCIS BURPETT presented a Petition front George'
Beaumont, printer, publisher, and sole proprietor of a weekly
New &paper, wherein he states, that on the 1 dth of Octohar las th-
puh!ished in his paper a letter, signed " Tiheries Gracchus,"
wherein was repeated an assertion frequently used by the late
Lerd Chatham and other illustrious patriots of his day—" tita
there was something belli.id the Throne greater than the Throne
itself:" and that, for thus treat!t ig in the footsteps of those illus
trious Statesmen, and simply rep vying their language, a prosecu-
tion was br.uight against Lim in his Majesty's Court of King's
Bench, by the Attornet-'ieneral, of which he was found guilty
by the Jury, and sentenced to pay a fine of £5O, and to suffer
two years' imp: ismment in his Majesty's jail of Newgate; with-
out at all taking into consideration, or including as past of his gen-
tencv, three months imprisonment which he had suffered on this
account previously to his trial, contrary to the usual practice of the
Court in such cases. Ile adds, in contrast to his case, that a per.;
son found guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury, any who received
judgment at the same time was sentenced to only three men:the
imprisonment, without fine. He alledges that his trial was not'
fair, nor accortiing to the ordinary course of justice, for he was
not allowed the privilege of clialleliging against any of else panne] ;
but the jury who tried him were +sleeted by the Master of the
Crown Offices.—.l he Pctition was ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1809-06-01

SALAAMS OF JUDGES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER also adverted to
a notice which he had given for this day, re!ative to the augmen-
tation of the Salaries of the Judges. He found tkat, la point of
form, he ought to have made this as Order of the Day, instead of
a Notice. lie therefore moved, that the Act of the 39th of. the
King, redly@ to this subject, be entered as read; and that the
House should tomorrow go into a Committee to consider the
said Act,--Ordered.

SEAMEN'S WAGES.

The Seamen's Wages Bill was committed.

Sir CHARLFS POLL said, that the encouragement given to
Seamen to remit their wages to their families was, in some re-
spects, Injurious to the r!rvict, ; because when the day of pay-
ment cense, the able and experienceti seaman, having often
little money to draw, felt himself in a worse situation than his
inferior. ..
Mr. ROOF, Mr. MARRYATT, anti Mr. WARD, on the
other hand, contended, that the facility of remittance ‘vas a great
benefit to the seamen, and mort particularly with regard to im-
pressed men, who were thus sum of being able to afford relief to
their families.—Report to-morrow.
London, England, 1809-06-01

, .
This.day was publishoi,price
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. IItTIL.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and
Constable, Annus, Park,•and-Hunter, No. 10, Lnclgate-street,
London. Of whom may be bad, the Eo nosou Ravizvr, from
its commencement to the present time; twenty-six Numbers,
price ss. each, or the whole doneup inthirteen Volumes, boards,
price £6. Ids. 6d. bOards,

iilifißALT7 OFFICE, May SO, IOM
ISTOTICE if hereby libeir, That a Susion of Oyer lid
". Maim. omi Coal Deliierry, fir tie Trial e,
the High Seas, .vvitkia Mejawiniaios iftle Admiralty of Engiaad,
will jt iddat jertice ma, irs*lol4l.4eilay, Loam, ex Friday the
ilmez,...artit, at right eolith is Me seeridag. *6.7r. POLL

• kfIGTHALLIWAI OP iCE, /tidy !3, isca.
, COM.3IIB3IOVERS for VICTUALLING •
HIS AfAJESTes NA Yr, do hereby give Notice,
That 611 Tuesday the 6th of June, they will be ready to receive,
Tenders, in writing (sealed up) of such quantities of good soundl
SPANISH RED WINE, as the respective Merchants and Dealers .
therein may think proper to Offer ; to be subject to a warranty of
twelve months ; to be delivered in the space of one month, free
of CuatOms and Excise totuies, into His Majesty's Victualling
bores at Deptford, Portarnouth, and Plymouth, and to be paid
fur by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any trader in which the trice shall net be '
inserted is words at !meth, or shot not be delivered I, the Board le- 1
I,re.one o'clock on the Jail Tuesday the 6th of June next, nor Odes; the
perstat who males the Tender, or soar term ea his behalf; atkneb, to
answer when called for.

VICTIIALLIIYG-OPFICA, May 23, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING',
MS MAJESTY', NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That on Tutisday the 13th of lucre next, they wilt be ready to
receive '['enders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for FOUR HUN-
DRED CHALDR.ONS, (each consisting of thirty-six bushels,
Winchester measure,) of Pitt's, Tanfield Moor, Windsor's Pon-
top, or Sitnpsutes Pontop COALS; t • be delivered in a wkule
Cargo or Cargoes, one half thereof in the space of six weeks from
the date of the Contract, and the other half in six weeks after-
wards, winds and watcher permitting, alongside the Wkarf of
His Majesty's Victualling Premises at Plymouth and Southdown.
To be paid fur by Bills payable with interest ninety days after
I date. The Conditions. of the Contract may he sees at the
tar), sOffice.
Secre-
• •
No regard will he had to any Tender in which the price shall no 7 le
inserted in words at length, or Mat shall not be Jilivered to the Board be-
f.re one o'doci on Me said Malay the I3th of J..ne next, nor volts, the
Person who male, the Tenter, or some Person on his behalf; attends to
isuve.r neh,st calledfor.
London, England, 1809-06-01

SURREY SEWER BILL.

On the question for the third reading of this Bill, it was pro-
posed by way of amendment, that, instead of the word " now,"
the words " this day three months" be adopted. Upon this a
division immediately took place—
Ayes, le--Noes, 41—Majority, 39.
BeforeStrengers were re-admitted to the Gallery, another di-
vision took pace upon a proposed clause of amendment—

dice, 43-Noes, 57.—Majority, 3.5.
The Bill was then gaited, and ordered to the Lords.
INFERIOR CLERGY.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER adverted to the
notice which he had given of moving for a vote, of supply in aid
of Queen Anne's Bounty for the relief of Clergymen, the value
of whose Living. did rot exceed tl5O a-year. As the papers re-
specting the proceeds of the First Fruits, and others which had
been moved for with a view to give the House every possqsle
light on t',it tubject, had not been as yet laid on the table, be was
under the necessity of postponing his intended application till,
Friday.
London, England, 1809-06-01

EAST I.NiDIA HOUSE, May 23, 1809.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNTIED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS rf ENGLAND, trading
to the BAST INDIES, do hereby give Nai.e,
That a General Cuurt of the said Company will be held at
their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Friday, the Cd flung neAt,
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the desire of Nine Pre.
prietors, agreeably to the following Letter:
To CHARLES GRANT, ESQ. CHAIRMAN or THE COURT OF DIREC-
London, England, 1809-11-25

POND AND CANHAM.

0 131.711.DER5, &c.

' BF I.nT, on Building Leases, by the Wor-
IS'iirfv, Compant; of Ironmongers, at a General Quarterly
17)urt. r.: • held at In•nrnongers' Flail, Fenchurch-street, on
Tcett,l:., tuc of iZot• • niter instant, at 12 o'clock precisely,
PIECE of GROUND, for the erection of a new
. to contain 60 Houses, of the third rate; to communicate
with •natouger,row and Old-street-square, near Old-strvet,
la:ttlau

'err ,u.ah for taking such Cronntl, in one or more Lots, of not
!:•► !lan houses in a lot, at a net ground-rent, clear of all
I veS, except the Property-tax, will he received at the Clerk's
Oice, wi or before Monday, the trith instant, between the hours
t..lian.l two—where the plan and particulars may be seen.

N. B. The Land-tax Is redeemed.
frorntoneers' Hail, Nov. 1,1809. I'. PEIA.Arr, Clerk

THE ORIGINAL. NAVY COFFEE-HOUSE.

• NEWCASUE-Fr REET, STRAND.
V.IZABETH MAURICE, Widow of the late
GRIFFITH MAURICE, Proprietor of the above popular,
%loch frequented, and.long established House, has carried on the
Noinesssince the death of her late husband. The great and ex •
tensive patronage which she ha' received in that interval, from
hies numerous Friends and the Public, has determined her to
ontinue it, and encouraged her to make new and extraordinary
curious foe public favour. For this purpose, every possible int-
rovement Is making in thainternal management and accommo-
&tines of the house ; and no expence, nor pains, will be spared,
r render it pleasant and advantageous to those who frequent it ;
Ishceter sin. le, or in parties, as casual visitors, or as inmates.
The Stock of Wines is large, and of the Last quality. The
Premises are extensive, and besides the other superior accommo
dation*, contain a Dining-room, peculiarly adapted to large Dinner
Parties. The whole is under the immediate superintendance and
r.nagement of Mrs. Msoalcz.

CHEAP PIANOFORTES AND ORGANS. • . •
ON SALE at DODD's Musical InstrameAt Com-
mission Warehouse, Ido.ll, New-street, Covent Garden,
end at his House, N 0.92, St. Martin's-lane; a large collection of
'care Pianofortes, with additional Keys, by the principal Ma-
1, rs in London, and Barrel Organs, on the most improved cos-
struction, at 30 per cent. under the usual price, Small or F.
Pianofortes at Five Guineas and upwards, for ready money only
Three-finger Organs, and Organized Pianofortes, equally cheap.