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London, England, 1809-01-28

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ployer. Respectable reference can be given.—Letters (post paid)
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attention. '

This day were published, in tivo. boards, price 19$. tid. each,
Vols. I. to IV. of

I'HE ATHEN/EUM ; a Magazine of Literary
and Miscellaneous Information.

Conducted by J. AIKIN, M.D.
(To be continued Monthly, price 2s. each),
Containing General Correspondence, Classical Disquisitions,
Accounts of and Extracts from rare and curious Books, Memoirs
of distinguished Persons, Original Poetry, Literary and Miscel-
laneous Information, List of New Publications, Meteorological
Register, Discoveries and Improvements in Arts and Manufac-
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List of Bankrupts, Foreign Occurrences, Retrospect of Public
Affairs, Commercial Reports, Price of Stocks, Agricultural Re-
ports, and Prices of Grain.
••• The Athenzum is designed essentially to be one of those
popular Miscellanies so long known and approved in this country,
under the name of a Magazine, and to embrace all the usual
objects of such Publications ; but, as its Title may be understood
to imply, it is meant to aim at a higher Literary Character than
they commonly support.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and O rme, Paternoster-row;
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London, England, 1809-09-14

DR. CLUTTERBUCK, Meniber of the College
of Physicians, and one of "the Physlcrans to the General
Die'c intl., will begin his Autumn COURSES of LECTURES
on ti.e THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, MATERIA
tIEDICA, a;ul CHEMISTRY, on 'Wednesday, the 4tb of Otto:
La:i-past Nine in the morning, at his House, No. 1, Cres-
ant. w Bridge-street, Illackfriari, Where Tartlet' particulais
.r -r . .
London, England, 1809-09-14

M 4-k-11111:13.

On Saturday last, at Streatham Church, Surrey, David Cock,
Esq. of Manball-street, Golden-square, 4inly Clothier, to Miss
PrOflie, niece to Alexander Brodie, Esq. of Carey-street. '
At .I.esvishatn; Major-t eneral tbe Hon. John Brodricls, to
Miss Anne pitfalls, of Fintry.
July 16th, at Wohtone, the Rev. Elias Webb, of Sherhourne,
Warwickshire, to Christian, daughter of the late Nis
l+ of tirandon. •
July 20th, the Rev J. Storer, M. A. rector pf ligwkawurth,
Nottinghamshire, to Chailotte, second daughter of the Rey: Dr.
Wylde, rector of St. Nicholis, in Nottingham, sind official tlia;
arch-deaconry.

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bit. Vitk,SMAlr**Gui-f.t sALuTARIS.
THE ialue of ibis InfitYlible Meaicizr.hak,kcp so
long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear al
competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Diaease,
/inch It effectually cures and eradicates (rola this habit, vithqut
exating the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliyrtion.
without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi-
ring confinement from business, in restriction in diet. The radical
virtue+ of these inestimable Diops have proved their claim to public
approbation for nu re than L7O years. In aft the debility of both
ilexes, they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility
is prodUced by ton free use of Mercian, illicit pleasures, or the ef- ,
frets of a warm climate to travellens; and those going abroad.—
They cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re-
ceive a safe. speedy, and coMpli.:te Cure In .01l old stubborn Gleets,
and every weakness that affects the bladder:lnd organs of urine. By
is efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had
been depriv,cd of that happinebs.
Sold wholesale and retail at 14tr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, cor-
bel' of Paternoster-rote, and retail by Belem,. Portsmouth; Wes-,
ton, Portsea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull; Calwell,
Dublin ; Macdonald, Glasgow • Smith and Mautierton,. Edin-
burgh, and by moot Country kleilisine VeadftS3 in bottles at
Li. Pd. each, with ample directions.
London, England, 1809-09-14

mireiL INTILLIeriVcie.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER
Sailed last evening the Princess Amelia packet,
Mooesom, with mails for Madeira and Rio de Janeiro;
the Eliza packet, SAmrsoN, with mails for Gibraltar,
Malta, and Sicily; and this evening, the Princess
Elizabeth packet, FORESTALL, for New York and
Halifax ; and the Lady Arabella packet, PORTEUS,
with mails for Barbadoes and Jamaica.—Arrived this
day, the brig Albion from Gibraltar, with wine and
barilla, and the ship Brothers, coasters, with wine
and barilla ; the sloop Britannia, CAMPBELL, from
Algesiras ; all under convoy of his Majesty's ship
HYPERION ;35 days passage. The remainder of the
convoy went up Channel last evening.—The Ameri-
can schooner, with tobacco, for Tonningen, is de•
fined and sent in here by the General Heslope Letter
of marque„—Wind N.W.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER IL

Came in the Dolphin, TREMAIN, from Gibraltar,
for London, with wine, barilla, and cork ; Diadem,
of London, CAREY, from Gibraltar, with wine and
brandy, tor Guernsey ; Alfred, of London, Huamx,
from Cadiz, with salt, for driers ; Harriet. LISTER,
film% salo, with brandy, wine, and Cork, for orders ;
Flora, 'Nur., from Cadiz, with wine and cork, for
Plymouth t—these vessels sailed under convoy of the
Horsros, of S guns, with a fleet of 44 sail, and
parted from them off Cape Finisterre, the 2d instant.
This morning, the SARPEDON sloop, Captain JAMES
GREEN, passed by here from the Westward, with six
vessels, apparently transports, under convoy—the lat-
ter are conjectured to be from Lisbon, with sick and
wounded British troops on board.—Yesterday even.
frig, the prisoners were removed from the INTREPID,
el, to Sandy Cove, Millbay, from whei:cc they were
escorted to Mill Prison. Their squalid countenances
and emaciated frames etched the. compassion of the
by-standers.
London, England, 1809-09-14

HARWICH, SEPTF.MBER 13.

Sailed this day-the Beaufoy, Capt. NORRIS, for Got-
tenburgh ; and the Diana, Captain M,DorrouGn, for
Flushing: --
DEAL, SEPTEMBER is.
Sailed his Majesty's ship NASSAU for Sheerness.
Arrived the CENEratut from a cruize ; Europa, of

IVhitehaven, one of the .htntaica fleet. Wind S.S►W.
GREENOCK, 11EPTEMP,ER 11.

The Commerce, WATT, arrived here yesterday,
from St. Vint ent's—sailed thence the sth Augtht—
reports that the fleet for Great Britain sailed from
Tortula ten days hefore.—The Irmelinda, MARQUIS,
arrived here yesterday, from Martinique) last from
Grenada, after a passage of 30 days : froni the latter
spoke no vessels.—The Jean and Ann, CAI.nwELL,
arrived here yesterday from Quebec ; fell in with
and sailed from Cape Race the 19th ult. with the
brigantine Grace, CHRISTIE, for Liverpool—The
Belleisle, GZSIMILLI arrived here on Saturday last,
from St. Vincent's, after a passage of 49 days. Spoke
on the 6th August, the Countess of BUte, M‘ViccA.n,
from Martinique, bound to Liverpool ; which vessel
sailed 22d July, in company with the Eliza, —,
for Port Glasgow.
London, England, 1809-09-14

I. r;EORGPS HOSPITAL AND GEOIWE'S;STIkkgY,
"" HANOVER SQUARE.
GSATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, a COURSE
(3-LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY *SI re-
ct.a-,r,r.ce in George-street, at thelnual Morning hours; on the
'Ar.ptatics at Eight--the Practice of Physic at Half-past Sight
the CLeni:cry a Quarter after Nine., • -
By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S.
Pilys:Can to 9t. George's Hospital, of the Coyle et
Physicians, &c.
C. ..:c I c :tures are given as usual on the Patients In St. George's
Ile,?ital, every Saturday Morning, at Nine ettpek.
London, England, 1809-09-14

10 BE SOLD,
By Order of the Trustees of Tnommi cuarssan, by 'stripe or a
' Deed of Aisigotiient, duly executed by him for that pus ose,:
.
rtHE PATEI4T 9C4P4114,14517* RIND WO
• .BARIC ".te/eialis cif 4ir hfeh erected Hull .43 the neigh.,
rbotirhos4, and are totind to animer. the most sanguine expecta-
tion ; executing the work in the most complete inatiner, far supe-
rior to.any Mill or Method yet known to the Public.
Those Mills can be .adapted to the power of Horse, Steam,
Water, or Wind.

The Trustees will dispose of the Fatentin one Lot, or Licence
any person, or Persons; to erect ono or more 14111 qr
For nankeen apply ;t the OiFce Of Mr. I. Day, Conve.ynncer•
Siraiirtvotit's-street.

Any Person infringing on the above-Wientioned Patent, will be
prosecnted.—Hull; Sept. e;

•-•- - -
sm.; OF DEVONSI-44E rLE AN NEW I.F.ICES.
TER SHEEP..
A4R. CHILDE'S ANNUAL SALE wjll corn-
iv& mence at Ten o'Clock on Friday the 29th inswit at the
Farm-yard, Kinlet, near Bevedley, where there will be Sold be-
SWeen Thirty and Xorty Head of truly valuable Stock; of the pure
North Devon Breed ; yi;. upwards of Twenty Cows and Heifers
in Calf to extranrdinary good L'ulls, Thirteen S;e:rs, well
adapted fin work, or kilted, and Two very capital young Bulls;
nearly Ore Hundred Ewes and Theavea, that are descended from
Mr. Buckley's belt Rains, and front Ewe* that have been par-
cbawil with infinite cafe from the most valuable 'Pioche in Lei•
cestersbire, end Seventy Weathers in an excellent stater for
Turnips. - -

As it is well known that Mr. Childe has for many rsrs bees
indefatigable in securing the most perfect Sto& of its kind, it may
be presumed that wl.at are about to be offered to tie Public are
well worth their attention, and they may rely upon it, that the
whole will he Sold without restive.

C. ILK STOCKINGS selling off uncommonly cheap,
tJ at Ns. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of
, Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses, all
in. one, Ste.—Skopkeepets arid those wanting to buy largely,
wiU find a great advantage ery an early inspection of these articles.
• quantity of white or black,glik, 6s, 64, the, best quality equally
.cheap ; stout cotton stockings at Is. per pair, very fine Is. Ed
. super, 2s. 6d.; broWir etittim for hoots, Is. 6d.; fine ribbed cot.
Aon, 2a. 21; a variety of gloves from Ind. per pair; lace sleeves
Is. 6d.; and many other fashionable articles too numerous to men•
tiori, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement front the prise first
I asked. •
London, England, 1809-09-14

IROM LLOYD'S LIST.

t-.t.us, Seer. 13.—Passed by the Thomas Grenville,
Brctva, :Intl Pc•rtetshire, Brown, from China ; Oliver, Thompsoo,
tram Nor.h America; Kingstone, Richards, from South Seas.
Alm:an—in the Downs, the Atalanta, Poppleweil, from
Martinique; and Amelia, Jenny, from Charleston. At Liver-
rr,:il, the Tom, Hodge, from Madeira; Concordia, longer, from
Westerwich ; Countess of Bnte, l‘l'Vicar, from Martinique
Aurora, Smith, from Virginia; Samaritan's Hope, Cella, and
?4exicana, --, from Amelia lsk nd ; Venus, Hillman ; Two
Centrals, Curtis; and Liberty, Wheeler, front New York ;
r,rece, Christian, and Tryal, Thompson, from Quebec; Rosania,
Richardson, front Wilmington; Richard, ()ramp, front St•
C:cit ; Juliana, Cole, from Boston; Nelson, Down, from Cadiz,
and Rebecca, Leonard, front Virghda. Off Dover, San Nicola,
Jennitzs, from Cadiz.

The Hayti, Batley, from Bristol and Gibraltar, to the Brazils,
is lest near the Cape de Nerds.
The Rising Sun, of and from Boston, to Oporto, was upset in
rnuel
a gale, on the teth ult.; part of the crew picked up by the Sa-
llarnett.
l'he Newry, Beilby, from Newry to London, is towed into
Cork harbour, dlsmasted.
The Minerva, Swainson, from Portsmouth to Malta, is lost
ze.ir Falmouth.
The Courier, from Archaegel, is retaken by the Snake sloop of
and arrived at Leith.
The Brunette, --, from Malta to Liverpool, has been taken,
retaken, and arrived at Malta.
The Maria, Elkrby, from Liverpool t 0 New Brunswick, is
put back, leaky.

The laSon Pirench lugger prltateir, of 6 guns au4
42 men, (out 26 days from Bayonne, and made no
capture) is taken by the Helena sloop of war, and ar.
rived at Cork.

The Argyle, LIGHTLIFY, is arrived at Liverpool,
from Jamaica j she sailed from Port Royal on the
17th of July, in company with 19 sail, and from Ne-
gril on the 20th, with the fleet consisting of 55 sail,
under convoy of the FAVOURITE sloop of war.—
On the 26th saw several of the fleet dismasted,
and parted from them on the 27th. On the 6th
of September spoke the Favourite, of Greenock,
from Martinique to Liverpool, who had parted from
the Leeward Island fleet 27th August—several of
them had been dismasted.
London, England, 1809-09-14

DOVER, strrEmf ER Is.

The pEnmittr. afid _RoLLA sloops returned to our
roads this matning without riltaking any of the vessels
that were captured yesterday by the enemy ; but by
going OVer to the French coast they prevented the
privateers from taking any more of the vessels which
were coaling from the Eastward. The ship men-
timed in nay letter of yesterday, was towed into Bou_
logne Bay by two luggers ; she was a Prussian by
her colours, and had the appearance of a mas--ship.
—Passed by this say, the Surinam, HINDI AM, fr :m
tiatinam; the Elizabeth, AGNY, from Virginia ; the
Mentor, STEPHENSOX, from Sc. Thomas's ; and the
Princess, Constar, from Goree.—Wind W.S.W. and
mcierate.
London, England, 1809-09-14

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 17.

Passed by a fleet under convoy of the HYPEr.low
frigate, Capt. MNAMARA, from the Mediterranean ;
LAvolii frigate, from the Downs. There are about
so sail in sight coming up from the Eastward.—No.
thing sailed this day. The DRYAD frigate, and a
Russian man of war are come into harbour.—
Wind E. S. E.
London, England, 1809-05-18

BAYONNE, APRIL 30.

We are assured that the Duke of Treviso has
united himself with the Duke of Elchingen, in Gal-
licia. The insurgent peasants had retired into the
mountains after they had been dispersed. The Doke
of Abrantes is here, who returns to France on account
of his health.

In pursuance of the Decree of his Catholic Majesty
Joseph Napoleon, which commands every Spaniard
who is in a foreign country to return home, on pain
of being considered as a fugitive, and to have for-
feited his property, thirty-two Spaniards have passed
through this town on their return into Spain ; among
whom are the Marquisses of Aycrba, Guadalcagar,
and Feria.

General Lasalle is gone from Spain through this
place to North America. The General, who was
present at the battle of Medellin, assures us that the
affair was much worse for the enemy than the Major
General of the army had reported it to be. Instead of
12,000, their loss in killed and wounded was at least
20,000 men.
According to a letter from Madrid, arrived this
morning, the Duke of Dalmatia took Oporto by
storm, and put the whole garrison to the sword, for
having put to death two French Officers bearing flags
of truce.

EAST INDIt'S.

MADRAS, DEC. 29, laos.

Extract of a letter from Trincomallee, dared the
10th 'of December, 1808 :-44 The Europe, Lord Cas-
tlereagh, and Lord Keith, arrived this morning,
having on board his Majesty's 89th regiment."
London, England, 1809-05-18

LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU.

This day was published, a Fifth Edition, in Five elegant Volumes,
foolscap octavo, with Portraits and Fac-Similes, price 25e. in
boards. of.
DIE LETTERS and OTHER WORKS of the
Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU,
publAird from her genuine Papers in possession or her Grandson,
the Marquis of Bute; to which aroPrefuted, Memoirs of her Life.
By tke Rev. JAMES DALLAWAY.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge-street, Blaeltfriars ;
and to be bad of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had,
1. The Entir* —oitasseolsoistea of SAIWIL RICHARDSON,
Author of Clarissa, &c. with his Life, by Mr.: Barbauld, in Six
elegant Volumes, price 45e. in boards.
2. The Entire CORRLSPONDENCE Of Jinx Wages, published
from his genuine Papers left by his Daughter to Mr. Elmsley,
with his Life, by John Almon, in Five elegant Volumes, price
355. in boards.
The Lire Of GENERAL WA sitincrosr, compiled from his
own Papers, under the direetion of his Nephew, by Judge Mar-
shall. T wo Editions, in Quarto and Ocsavo.

TO STUDENTS IN DRAWING.
This day was published, No. I. price Is. 6cl in 4to. and to be con-
tinued weekly till the whole are completed, in 30 Numbers,
a New Draw ine rook entitled,
THE CABINET of the ARTS : being a New
and Universal DRAWING BOOK, forming a complete
System of Drawing, Etching, Engraviug, Mczzotinto, and Aqua-
Tinta ; Painting in all its Branches, Perspective, Projection, and
Surveying; with all their various and appendant Parts: contain-
ing the whole Theory and Practice of the FINE ARTS in general,
displaying in the moat familiar manner the whole Rudiments of
Imitation, Design, Disposition, Invention, and Deception, illus-
trated with upwards of iixty elegant Engravings, from Drawing.
by the first Artists. To which is added, an Appendix, containing
several curious and useful Miscellaneous Articles.
By T. HODSON, v. itlx the Assistance of J. DOUGALL,
Author of the Accomplished Tutor, &c. &c.
•„4° A superior Edition, with beautiful coloured Plates; price
li. each Number.

Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy (Successors to T. Osten),
32, Paternoster-row.
Where may by had, Craig's elegant Drawings on Landscape
and Figures in the Chalk manlier, royal folio, published monthly,
at Gs. Gd. each, to be completed in twelve Numbers.
Also a new Edition of Ferguson's Perspective, with nine fold-
ing Plates, price Gs. Rvo. boards.
London, England, 1809-05-18

.
Tuesday stioiming; the Lady of Captain Robison, of the 24th
Regiment, of a son .tnd Leir.
On the sth inst. at Coleheittritbe Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel
Birch, df a daughter.
Tuesday morning; in Upper Harley-aka, the Lady of George'
Smith, Esq. M. P. of x son.

MARRIED. • •
At Madras, an the Ist OtteßS' last, W. Maipberson, Esq. of
his Majesty's 12th Regiment of Yolk, to Mrs. Elizabeth Barbut,
relict of Lteut:-Colonel Barbut, a-ad second daughter at the late
Major General Sir Eccles Nixon.
Monday evening, Wm. Milner, Esq. eldest son of Sir William
.Mtluer, Bart to Miss Harriet Bentinck, daughter of Lord Ed-
ward Bentinck.
Saturday, at Winston, Mr. C. W. Crutwell, of Bath, sullear,
toMiutliuAnn w iniou, youngest dan„hter of the late Jobu
Wilson, Paq. of Canonbury.

DIED.
On the Ist inst. the Rev. Thomas Heron, vicar of Pontefract.
Oa the •Ith instant, in his 70th year, Captain O'Hara, of the
Royal Dublin Regiment.
'Tuesday, at an advanced age, at his apartments in St. James's
P.dace, Mr. Nicholay, her Majesty's principal Page. Mr. N. at-
tended her Majesty to this country.
On the 6th instant, at Winchester College, in the 16th year of
his age, Charles John Dobson, eldest son of John Dobson, Esq; of
St: atfield Mortimer, Berks.
'Thursday last, the Rev. Ellis St. John, of West-court, Berks.
At lisaitt, aged 65, the Rev. John Callings, vicar of Drypool,
n sr Hull.
On the 14th instant, at Poplar, Mr. Thomas Maule.
On the 2d inst. in Moss hide of Rothiemay, where he resided
near 70 years, James Gordolt, at the advanced age of 98 years.
The Rev. John Isaac Harrison, of Naas.
Thursday last, at her house in Dulwich, Mrs. Wright, widow
of the late Alderman Wright.
Sunday last, in the 38th year of his age, after a long and severe
illness, the Rev. John Blackiston, Rector of Little Buford, Bed-
fordshire.
At Fort William, Bengal, on the 9th of September last, after
an illness of a few days, aged 19, the Lady of Captain James
Grant, of his Majesty's 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons.
At Edinburgh, Mrs. Steel, relict of Capt. Henry Steel.
Miss Hicks, daughter of Mr. Hicks, of the Navy Post Office,
Portsmouth.
London, England, 1809-05-18

PORTUGAL.

The Frcnch accounts corroborate the report which
v.e yesterday gave of the barbarities practised in
Oporto. The town having been taken by storm,
" :1-o: whole garrison is said to have been put to the
for having put to death two French bearers
of flags of truce."—Should• the Portuguese get these
;-!ood-thirsty:men into their power, canit be expected
i.aey will shtw thcraanv humanity' ?
The farther proceedings in Portugal will be best
.::ated from the following letter, which comes from
rn,Le favourable quarter, no doubt, than that
through which the preceding intelligence is derived :
• " COIMBRA, APRIL 26, 1 P.M.
The army of the Vouga is menaced by the enemy, who in
•....o.tbe: from 3to 9000, rrincipally cavalry, h-ire shesarn di.i,posi-
!.:,:tt for x,l attack. Cnionel Trant immediately gave orders for
:I the Eng:isli .:avalry, but it is not yet arrived. I
grc ht confidence in the military skill of this Officer; and the
';y uf the Eeglish, who were at Pondeira, renders the
secure.

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:Tveita lr:s had brilliant affairs, at one time at Armaraute,
.•; azother, at the Serra 10 Mortar. A dispatch kern Batelle de
;2• hac :ust arrived to the Aide-de-Camp of Mirando, who is
to Can:':!,:t the military correspondence, which supposes that
"O French were defeated by Silvdra en the 19th. Certain kis,
t Eat on the '2oth, at 11 A. M. 40 carts with wounded men reached
by St. Ilberanzo, and at one P. M. 50 mare are.7ed by
:::cLita. •

i tie report still continues, Mat reinforcements from the di-
ci %aye been sent on, and that Eft. Rcbert Wilscn
,
'; 'Lk ipstant arrived the Marquis de Minas inc g. He had be-
proceeded.from hence to Silveira's head-quarters, from whence
:L.,avied to Thomar ;and this is the second time of his coming
- which scws that :11_)o7tant corce.tns are o i^s on."
London, England, 1809-05-18

GOODE V. HILL.

The Plaintiff and Defendant were both horse dealers.
The Defendant had sold the Plaintiff a cart horse, at
Croydon Fair, which after some days fell off his feed,
and died of a consumption. The Plaintiff said he had
only a grass cold. This action was brought upon the
warranty. The witnesses for the Plaintiff said, that
the horse was ill at the time it was sold. But it ap-
peared that he had been ridden about the fair, and
went home very well on the same evening, and ate
very heartily, and was well for some days. The
Plaintiff's witnesses also prevaricated a good deal, as
to the use that had been made of the horse after the
sale, and one of them, who was a sort of partner with
the Defendant, admitted that the Plaintiff had always
kept very faithfully to his warranties. The Plaintiff
had also made a different represemation in a letter to
the Defendant, of a material fact, and upon the whole
of the evidence, Lord ELLENBOROUGH being of opinion
with the Defendant, the Plaintiff was nonsuitea by
consent.

COURT OF COMMON PX.XM,4IVIAT 17.

• TOMLIN v. PLY MPTON.
The plaintiff sought a compensation for an assault
and false imprisonment. It appeared that Mr. Tone
lin offered a quantity of onion-seed for'sale to the de-
fendant, a seedsman in Thames-street, who suspected
that the article had been stolen, therefore •sent for a
constable, gave the plaintiff •in charge, and he re-
mained in the Poultry Compter until he was dis,
charged by the Lord Mayor.—The.defendant
fled his conduct, by alledging that the plaintiff had
told a false story respecting the seed when he offered
it for sale. The parties were advised to wizhdraw a
Juror, and they consented to adapt that mode of Fo-
ceeding.

HAY.MARKET.—Last night I..oTo's, for his benefit,
deserted tile Jock for the incriiir, and performed the
distracted Octavian. In his address, written by EYRE,
Of Drury-lane, he promised never to be so mad again,
and therefore we shall only say.thal his ataviati was
not very urnilar to KE.NIBEL',. The house was one of
the most crowded this season, and Mrs. Lacwus war-
bled delightfully.

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MADRID, APRIL 96.

His Majesty has received intelligence that General
Lipisse, who had proceeded 'with his division towards
Salamanca. in order to unite with the Duke of Bel-
luno, had met at Alcantara with a corps of insur.
gents, W:10, unable to defend the bridge, were about
to destroy that beautiful and splendid work of art,
warn General Lapisse attacked them with so great
vigour, that he instantly dispersed them, and put a
great number of them to the sword ; while 600 men,
and the whole artillery were taken, and the destruc-
tion of the bridge prevented. On this the French
General united himself with the Marshal's army, and
is said to have gained great advantages, the conse-
quence of which will be the possession of all An-
dalusia.
London, England, 1809-05-18

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

ROLL'S COURT, MAY 17.
LORD MAHON V. EARL STANHOPE AND OTHERS.
It will be recollected, that this cause was heard last
year before the Master of the Rolls, who decreed for
the Plaintiff : in conse9uence of which the Noble De-
fendant presented a petition this day for a re-hearing,
On the part of the Noble Earl, the pleadings were
opened by Counsellor O'DEDY, who brought before
the Court, in a summary view, all the proceedings on
both sides in the original cause, down to the decree,
which the. Noble Petitioner complained of as being
erroneous, and therefore thought hiniself entitled to a
re-hearing of the -cause.
His Lordship then rose, apd addressed the Court
at great length, urging particularly that he had not
exceeded, as charged an the Plaintiff's bill, the powers
given to him by his settlement, in contemplation of
his marriage with Lady HcsrEn PITT, his first wife.
His Lorship occasionally made the Court laugh, by
his accustomed display of humour, and attack upon
the Gentlemen of the Long Robe. •
Messrs. Scorr and O'DEDY' applied successively to
be heard on the same side ; but the MASTER of the
ROLLS was of opinion, that it would be irregular to
hear Counsel after their Client had spoken.
Mr. RICHARDSON then replied ; after which his
Honour obseyved, he did not see any reason for alter-
ing the decree.
London, England, 1809-05-18

BOMBAY, DEC.I4.

About five o'clock,. on Saturday evening, a fi...e
broke out in Dungatee, which for some time wore a
very formidable aspect and threatened the,destruction
of most of the houses in that very populous part of the
island. On the alarm reaching the Fort, the second
battalion of his Majesty's .56th regiment, under. the
immediate command of Lieutenant-Ccolonel Keating,
marched to the place.. The houses most likely to com.
municate the flame were immediately demolished, and
the fire got under before it spread to any considerable
extent. This happy termination, however, was not
effected without some accidents; and the casualties is
the 2d battalion of the 56th amounted to one Mail
killed and 34 wounded, some of •them severely. II
number of explosions took place during the continui.
ante of the fire, to which most of these accidents are
to be attributed ; and particularly the loss of the poor
fellow just mentioned, who was blown into a tanks
where he perished.

A deta-clnent of the first battalion of his Majesty's
56th regiment arrived from Coolabahs, notwithstand-
ing the distance, in sufficient time to contribute In the
general safety ; and a.party of the crew of his Ma-
jesty's ship Cornwallis, under the command of Capt.
Montague, was conspicuously useful. Indeed the
personal exertions of Colonel Keating, Captain Mon-
tague, and all the officers who were present, was such
as might be expected from the zeal and intrepidity,
which is so truly characteristic of either service.
On the whole we have not heard that there has
been any considerable loss of property, nor are there
any suspicions entertained of the fire being more than
accidental. •
London, England, 1809-05-18

CALCUTTA, DECEMBER 3.

Hit Excellency Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew,
Bart. leaves Calcutta to-morrow, in the Pilot schooner,
whlch,conveyed hic Excellency from Saugor, to join
the flag ship lying there; Captain Pellew and his
I..tay accompanying-the Vice-Admiral. During ete
time his Excellency has been in Calcutta, the Vice-
Admiral's flag has been hoisted on board one of his
Majesty's sloops of war, lying off the Esplanade.
The ship flunter,'Capt. Robson, about to sail from
hence to New South Wales, has taken on board 300
head of cattle, besides other cargo for that settlement.
The' brig Hibernia, Capt. Burnsides, left Calcutta
on Tuesday last, bound also to Port Jackson, from
whence, we understand, she will proceed to the Feejie
Islands, for the purpose of procuring a cargo of san.
dal-wood, which article, it appears, affords a eel
handsome return at Cps&

Captain A. Foritst, lately returned to Calcutta in
the Duchess of York, from New South Wales and the
Feejie Islands, proceeded in the Hibernia.
• DECEMBER 10.—CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. W. Loch, Register of the Zillah Court at ShahahA
Mr. W. Carcroft, Register of the Provincial Court of Appeal
arid Court of Circuit for the Division of Benares.
London, England, 1809-07-15

BLOOMSBURY.

An excellent cornmodiotet Resiclet,ce, with Coach-houses and
Stabling, with an early Pos4ession.
By Mews. SN INNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, a• d FOR lz P=T,
_ _

On i'nesday, the 25th instant. at Twelve k, at Gatrawai's,

in One Lot,
AN excellent commodious Buick RESIDENCE,
No. 8, on the East side of Southampton-street, Bloomsbury,l
with two detached Coach-houses, Stabling-f ir seven horses, and
Servants' Room:, in King's Arms Mews ; the whale late in the
occupation of M. Heathcote, Esq. whose le.:se expinid at Mid-
summer last. The premises are erected in, t very substantial
manner, on a good plan and elevation, coreespandently fitted up
and finished ; the principal Rooms of large dirtensions, suitable
Bedchambers, a commodious entrance, wit:a every convenient
dom..stic Office, front and back Area, arched Vaults, and a
Court-yard, with a detached Outbuilding. Held under the Duke
of Bedford, for an unexpired term of 12 years, at a ground-rent of
only J:16.145. per annum.
To be viewed by tickets, which, with printed particulars, may
be had of Messrs. Dyneleys and Hicks, Solicitors, Cray's-Inn ;
and of Messrs. Skinner, li)ke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-
street. Particulars also on the Premises, and at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1809-07-15

YORKSHIRE.—A CAPITAL ESTATE, Tythe-free, with a
MANOR and ADVOWSON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
In One Lot,
A CAPITAL, truly desirable, and very improvable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at East Harkey, only
seven miles from Northallerton, and ten from Thirsk, in the
North Riding of the Countyof•York ; eonslat.it!g of the

MANOR OR LORDSHIP OF EAST lARLSEY,
With the Royalties and Appurtenances; a Mansion House, with
attached and detached Offices, Coach-house, Stabling, very pro-
ductive Gardens, walled round and well stocked with choke Fruit
Trees—late the residence of Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine, Bart.
deceased, and now occupied by the Rev. Win. Dent.
Also Sundry Compact Farms, containing about Nine Hundred
Acres of fertile and productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
Land, all "Fythe.free, with st.itable Farm Houses, and proper
buildings for Husbandry, several Cottages, with Garth,, &c.
London, England, 1809-07-15

DENMARK AND SWEDEN.

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•:ate of agriculture. By JAMES MACDONALD.

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GEOMETRY.

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London, England, 1809-07-15

~.SALES

AUCTION:

NEW Pousr—Hitrrs.
Kr Meows. SKINNER, DYKS, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Tuesday, the sth of Ammo, at T*elve o'Clock, at derravrty's
Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhiß, London, (by order of the
Executors of a Person of Distiactionj,
AHANDSOME RESIDENCE,. with Offices of
every description, Coach-bosses, and Stabling, suitable for
a large establishment, Gotten, Lawn, and 55 Acres of Inclosed
Meadow and Tillage Land, with an extensive Browse 'Green,
Intersected by a Canal, over which is an ornamental Bridge, Si-
tuate In a beautiful and much-admired part of she New Forest ;
within S miles of the village of Lyndhurst, 7 from Ringwood, 11 I
from Christchurch and Lymington, and 15 from Southampton ;
with certain forest dues, a right of sporting over an extensive dis-
trict, and other valuable privileges and appendages. Immediate
possession may be had; held tor, an unexpired term of 7 years.
To be viewed by Tickets, which may be had, with printed
Particulars, of Samuel Deverell, Esq. Winchesser ; Thoinas Met- I
calf, Esq. Lincuin's-Inn ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin '
and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. Particulars may also be had of
Messrs. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury ; Messrs.-hlottley and
Co. Printers, Portsmouth; at the Dolphin, Southampton; White
Horse; Romsey; Antelope, Poole; Crown, Ringwood; and Angel,
Lymington.
London, England, 1809-07-15

WET MOUTH.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a VALUABLE APPENDAGE.
by Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Thursday, the 3d of Aurlsr, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gana-
way's Corree House, 'Change-alh y,Cornhill, London' in One LotA,
VALUABLE and most desirable FRE O EHLD
ESTATE, situate on the South-side of High-street, near
Chapel-Hay-Stairs, in the Towo and Borough of Weymouth, in
the County of Dorset; consisting of SIXTEEN newly-erected
'Dwelling houses, live new Cellars, and a Smith's Shop, let at low
rents, amounting to 1361. 17s. per Annum.
Also, the Fee, (subject to a term of 1000 years under small
quit rents) of divers other Dwelling-Houses within the said Bo-
rough. This Estate possesses a most valuable Appendage, having
68 distinct Votes for thn United Boroughs of Weymouth and
Melcombe Regis, which return four Members to Parliament.
N. B. The right of voting for Members for Weymouth, is in
the Corporation, and in persons possessing Freeholds within the
Borough.

To be viewed, and printed Particulars had of Mr. John Hen-
ning, Attorney-at-Law, Weymouth; also, of Messrs. 1 rew-
mans, Printers, Exeter ; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Printers, Sa-
lisbury ; Mr. I.angdnn, Printer, Sherborne; J. Alexander, Esq.
Bedford-row ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and kor-
rest, Aldersgate-street, LCogokau•

DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS.
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been sb
long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a
competition with it in all the different stages of a-certain Disease,
which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation,
without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi-
ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The radical '
virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public ,
approbation for me re than so years. In all the debility of both
sexes, they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility
is produced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef- •
fects of a velem climate to travellers, and those going abroad.—
rhey cannot be recommrnded too strongly to those who will re-
ceive a safe speedy, indlcoMplete cure in all old stubborn Glees,
andevery weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By
is elficacy.many women have become mothers who for years had
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4; Cheapslde,bor-'
nor of Paternoster-row' and retail by Belem, Portsmouth; Wei.
ton, Porters; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull; Calvieb,
Dublin; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith acid Idanderton Ear.
burgh, sad most Country Medicine Vendih in bottles at
28.9 d. each, with ample Orations. . . - - •
London, England, 1809-07-15

This day was published, price 3s. '
ACATALOGUE of MODERN LAW BOOKS,
arranged in a perspicuous method, corrected to Hilary
Term, 1809.
Printed for the Compiler, W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard,
Temple-bar; and sold also by P. Phelan, upper Ormond-Quay,
Dublin.
With a View to assist the inquiries of Gentlemen of the Pro-
fession, as to the best editions of Law Books, this compilation has
been undertaken. The Compiler has aimed at correct simplicity,
and has endeavoured to form such an arrangement as will assist
the memory of the reader; and not perplex his search by a con-
fused mass of miscellaneons matter.

MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. have
now on Sale at their State Lottery Office, No, 93, ROYAL.
EXCHANGE, Tickets and Shares for the STATE LOTTERY,
which is on a Ntw and Improved Plan, consisting of only 5,000
Numbers, to be Drawn in One Day, 20th OCTOBER, 19sig,
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
4 ... Prizes of £20,000
5,000
4 .•• 411, • @Ht. .115.°6
500
With Others in Proportion,
AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE
•„• Letters, (post paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
All kind of Government Securities bought and sold by Com-
mission.
London, England, 1809-07-15

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-By Mr. STAN FON,

At Carraway's Coffee House, Cornhill, London, on Thursday,
the 9.7 th day of July, 1809, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
DIVERS FREEHOLD FARMS (Land-tax re.
deemed) situate at Wapley and Codrington, in the County '
of Gloucester, 13 miles from Bristol, containing nearly 1200 Acres,
are of which Farms is let from year to year at £B5 per annum,'
and the rest on Leases for years, determinable on one, two, or
three Lives, at reserved rents, amounting, with the Land-tax, to
£144 per annum, and estimated to be of the annual value of
,C 2500, if out of Lease. Also adjoining the above, a valuable
Farm held under the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, on a Lease
for three Lives now in being; and also the Tithes of Corn and
Grain of the Parish of Wapley and Codrington, held under the
same Lease; and which are now let with the last mentioned Farm
to a Tenant from year to year, at £4OO per annum.
' For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Grdbarn, Kinderley,
P and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; Messrs. Black
and Chapman, of the Temple, London, Surveyors; Mr. Wickham,
Solicitor, at Frome ; Mr. Brutton, Solicitor, at Exeter; Messrs.
Clarke and Son, Solicitors, at Bristol ; Mr. Moses Higgs, of Co.
driogton, who will shew the Estates; Mr. Stanton, Auctioneer,
Hitchin ; at the Bush Tavern, Bristol ; and at Garraway's.
London, England, 1809-07-15

ECCLESIA:I'FICAL PP.OIviOTIONS.

Ex ET e It, J ur.v 12.—The Lord Bishop of this diocese has insti-
tuted the Rev. Charles Dayman, M. A. to the vicarage of Pound-
stock, in Cornwall, on the presentation of John Daynian, of Pad-
stow, gentleman, void by the cession of the Rev. John Penrose
His Lordship has licenced the Rev. John Oliver to the perpe.
tual euracies of Egloskerry and Tremain, in Cornwall, void by
the death of the late Rev. John Oliver, on the presentation of
Samuel Langford, gentleman ; and instituted the Rev. Richard
Polwbele, S. C. L. to the vicarage of Anthony, in Cornwall, on
the presentation of the King, void by the death of the Rev. Henry
Reycell ; and also instituted the Rev. Wm. Hoekin, jun. to the
rectory of Felack, otherwise Phillack and Lothian, in Cornwall,
en the presentation of the Rev. Wm. Hockin, sen.
Or, Thursday. the Bishop of Exeter consecrated the elegant
Chapel of lilogan, erected at the sole expence of the Right Hon.
Baron de Dunstanville, who has liberally conveyed a freehold
estate of considerable value, as an endowment for the same.
London, England, 1809-07-15

MARRIED.

On the 2c;tli ult. at tlu. Parish Church of Stoke-Th.lcm],
near Plymouth Dock, the Hon. Rear-Admiral Robert Stupford,
second son of the Earl of Courtown, to Miss Fanshawe, youngest
daughter of Commissioner Fanshawe, of his Majcsty's Dock-yard
at Plymouth.
Lately, at Berwick, Arthur Clifford, Esq. fourth son qt the
late lion. Thomas Clifford of Elxall, Staffordshire, to Eliza Ma-
tilda, second daughter of the late Captain John Macdonell of
I.e tell, Inverness-shire.
London, England, 1809-07-15

ESSEX.

By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TIICHIN, and FORREST,
At Garraway's, on Thursday next, I my 20, at 12 o'clock,
By Order of :he Executors of JOHN ScitATTON, Esq. Deceased,
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate contiguous to the Turnpike-road, in toe parish of
Prittlewell, one mile from South-End, two from Leigh, four from
Rockford, and six from Rayleigh; comprising a most desirable
Farm, called BARLINGS, with Clede Mead Lands; containing
about 240 Acres of fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land,
lying nearly within a rang fence, and of the greatest im-
provement, with a Farm-house, itar:4, Stabling, aid other suitable
out-buildings, on lease to Daniel Scrattm, Esq. which expires a:
Michaelmas, 1811. The Land• Tax is redetmed. One third ot
the Purchase money may remain on Mortgay..
To be viewed.—Printed par:iculars may be bad on the pre-
mises; also at the Hotel and Step '1 avers, south-E.nd; Bell Inn,
Chelmsford ; Golden Litar,, Rayleigh ; King's Head, Rochford ;
Three Ctips, Cohen. ster ; White Hart, Rembrd; of Mr. Van-
derzee, Solicitor, Ktechtore. ; place of ale; and of Messrs. Skin-
ner, Dyke. •l'uchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-strett, where a plan
may he seen.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
NORTHWOOD'S HOUSE and FARM.
By Messrs. GRIFFITH, HOPKINS, and Co.

At Carraway's, on Wednesday, August 2d, at Twelve °lapel,
(unless previously disposed of by Private Contract),

A_
FREEHOLD ESTATE, called North‘oods,
six miles from Bristol, on the Gloucester road, and 12 from
Bath, in the neighbourhood of several genteel villages; consisting
of a compact Farm of 216 acres of excellent grass and orchard.
Land, well supplied with water, within a ring fence, with Farm
House and ail necessary outbuildingi--there is Lime on the pr:::-
mises, Coal at three miles, and Town Manure obtainable in any
quantity ; also, with immediate possession, a Family House,
very pleasantly situated in a rich paddock at 22 Acres, well shel-
tered with timber, and capital walled Garden, forming a most de-
sirable residence. Possession may be had of the Farm at Lady-
day next.
May be viewed, and Particulars had at the White Hart, and
White lion, Bath; of Edmund Griffith, Esq. Bristol; at the
N.ing's Head, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; at the Bear,
Reading; and of Griffith, thipkius, and Cooper, 92, Blackman-
rect, Southwark.
London, England, 1809-07-15

The Land Tax is Recieeined.

The Church Living arises out of Lands not is the Township,
but in the gift of the Proprietor of this Estate.
Particulars may be had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin,
and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, London, who are authorised to
treat for the Sale, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1809-07-15

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—ISLE OF WIGHT.
By Messrs. TUCKER and Pulls, .

At the Bugle Inn, Newport, on Saturday, the 29th day of July,
1809, at five o'clock in the afternoon, unless previously dispo-
sed of by private contract,
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called LUCITE THORNESS, beautifally situated on the
North Shore of the Isle of %Viten., about three miles front West
Cowes, and fair from Newport. The Estate consists of a dwell-
ing-house, barn, and stable, with about 131 acres of ambit, pas-
ture, and wood land, in coovetdent inclosure., within a ring
fence. The lands extend to the sea-shore, and the views over
the New Forest are extensive and kighly picturesque.
For further particulars, and to treat for the purchase by pri-
vate contract, apply (it by letter post paid) to Messrs. Clarke
and Sewell, Soli-itors, Newport, Isle of Wight. •
London, England, 1809-07-15

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