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London, England, 1809-10-25

DEAL, OCTOBER t 4.

Came down from the River and sailed the Hey- I
•vood, APINTosn, for Martinique ; and the Wasp,
621::RSON) for the West Indies. Sailed the chief part
of the outward-bound, for different destinations. Ar-
rircd the DIANA frigate and PILCHARD schooner, with
FfTt of transports from Flushing.
P. S. The convoy is just away, with the whole
the out7:ard-bound. Wind S. W.

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 24.
Yrtc:day evening sailed his Majesty's ships NED
Eats and CJIAMPION, with upwards of 80 sail of
3'•lips to the Baltic.

TLere are now near 20 sail waiting to proceed un-
der convoy to Heligoland ; and it is supposed they
will sail on Thursday.
Sailed the MANLY man of war, with sonic trans
ports to Walchercn.

Captain M‘VicAtt, while acting commander of his
Majesty's ship Rover, on a seven weeks cruize, on
the coast of Norway and Jutland, took and destroyed
18 sail of the enemy's vessels, and only lost one ma-
rine killed, the boatswain and one seaman wounded.
In making one of the above captures, the Rover
chaced so close to the shore, within two feet of her
own draught, under the fire of the enemy, the crew
having abandoned the vessel, and the Rover's boats
bein-; all detached on other service, several seamen
of th Rover volunteered swimming to take posses-
-5.x.:1 of the prize, which they effected, unhurt, under
a heavy fire from the enemy on land.
treat fears are entertained for the safety of the
FG‘nui•ND brig of war, Captain M'lCENzut, one of
th convey to the last homeward-bound West India
flt'et• She was last seen on the 30th of August in
great distress by the ship Watt of Liverpool. The
iollo,..iiig day, at noon, the master of the Watt saw
(ire sal with signals of distress flying, but the Fox-
ti3eso was not one of them.
London, England, 1809-10-25

CHATHAM, OCTOBER 22.

Orders were received at the Commissioners' Office
Lere. to-day, to allow the whole of the workmen of
the Dock-yard a half-day holiday on Wednesday next.
rile money arrived here on Friday for paying the
vard, which commenced yesterday, and will continue
Monday andiTuesday. The Ows.v Gratvoowxu came
up the harbour to-day, having been aground, she is to
be ,:ockcd. The ADAMANT will be docked on Wed-
r.csda
London, England, 1809-10-25

171.0RES'IA ESPANOLA.
publiilied, in luino. price ss. Gd. in boards,
The Second Edition of
.ESTA ESPANOLA ; or, Select Pas-
Ise ; extracted from the most celebrated Spanish
-hich ai e prefixed, Observations on the Origin,
elly& of Literature in Spain.
:ted for T. Eo..isey, No. 4, Old Eroad-street,
; W. Berry, Edinburgle ; and Wogan and Co.
may be had,
:fish and E:iglish Dictionary, Svo, bound, price
. same, abridzeJ, in square price I us.
,rammar Co: Spaniards to learn English, Bvo. bds.7s•
i2nto. ?A.
rdoba, 2 vols. 18mo. 83.
18mo. 4s. Gd.
4 vols. Li. Is.
London, England, 1809-10-25

FRENCH PAPERS.

FONTAINBLBAU, OCTOBER 10.
All the preparations are completed at the pdare
for the reception of the Imperial family. Three lozds
of furniture arrived there the d.iy before yesterday,

from Paris. M. Desmazis, super:ntendant of the

household, has inspected all the apartments. Itever-
berators have been placed in the court; and avenues.
In short, both without and within, every thing• is pre-
pared for the residence of the Court. It is said
Majesty the Empress will arrive there this day, and
that she will there wait for the Emp;:rr, whose re-
turn is announced as very near at hand. We ate
taught to hope that their Imperial nijesties will
make a considerable stay in our town.

DITSELDORFF, OCTOBER 7.
The following is an extract of-4, letter from n►t-
Oflicer with the Grand Duke of Berg, dated Gerona,
August 29 :
We are every clay in action with the Spaniards,
and gain ground upon them. A continu.il fire is
kept up on the city by the breaches. The grenadiers
of the Ist regiment are already at the gates of the
town. We had yesterday a sharp action, alter which
we advanced to the gates. Captain Kieselstein fought
bravely, and perished in this affair. This fortress
will be immediately assaulted, and must surrender,
notwithstandin-, its obstinate resistance."

VERSAILLES, OCTOBER 12.
An order has Leen published here, for a comple-.
mentary levy of 96,000 conscripts of the classes of
1806, 1807, 1608, ISO 9, and 1610, directed by the
Senctus Consultum of the .sth October. Afier this is.
completed, no new contingent will be raised upoil
these classes. The Council of recruiting will meet
on the 18th and 19th October, to inspect the conscripts
actually called into service.
London, England, 1809-10-25

MACH PREFERMENT.

1, the next PRESENTATTON to a

annual value of X5OO, situate in the County
borders of Devon and Somerset ; the present
-For further particulars, apply to Messrs.
Solicitors, Skinners Hall.

ES'I'ATE WANTED.
Co Rent or Purchase, a FREEHOLD,
(OLD ESTATE, to consist of a good House,
-tul Offices, and from 50 to 400 Acres of Land ;
(erred within 50 miles of London, but no distance
• objected to ; South Wales would he desirable.
to Browne and Co. Land Surveyors and
Letting, Renting or Buying, Estates and
ingham -street, Adelphi.

.1 NG S selling off uncommonly cheap,
ieapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of
lannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses all
okeepers, and those wanting to buy largely,
rantage by an early inspection of these articles.
or black silk, 6s. 6d. the bestqi:ality equally
. stockings, at la. per pair, very fine Is. Gd.
nvn cotton for boots, Is. Gd.; fine ribbed cot-
iety of gloves from I Od. per pair ; lace sleeves
ther fashionable articles too numerous to men-
teapside.—No abatement from the price first
London, England, 1809-10-25

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Robson, of Bishop-Weremouth, Durham, shied :Alder,
dealer and Chapman, to surreate November 14, 15, and Dee.
5, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, 1.3,5h0p-Weremoteh. Attornies,
Mr. Blakiston, Syniond's-Inn, London ; or Mr. 'Thumps°
Bishop-W eremoutli.
Daniel Shaw, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, n-er.-er, dealer and chap-
man, Nov. S, at four, Nov. 4, and December 5, at eleven, at •:le.
W hire Bear Inn, Barnsley. Attornies, Mr. Wilson,
street, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Geo. Keir, I 3 uns•ev.
Samuel Gosling, of Stockport, Che.hire, cotton-dealer, dealer anJ
chapman, Nov. 16, 17, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at the Star and
Garter Tavern, LiverpooL Attorney, Mr. Avison, Hanover-
street; Liverpool.
John Roscoe, of Liverpool, grocer, dealer and ehapman, Nov. Ix,
17, and Dec. 5 at one, at the Globe •favero, in Liverpool.--
Attornies, Mr. Kidd, No. 6, Manesry's-lane, Liverpool; or
Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Battings, Chancery-
lane, London.
Samuel ilrance, of Liverpool, butcher, dealer and chapman,
14, 15, and Dec. 5, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool
Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; or Mr. Blackstock, it.
Mil red's-court, Poultry, London.
Andrew Niner, of Tot nes, Devonshire, grocer, dealer and
man, October 31, Nov. 7, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at_the Globe
Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Zachary Turner, Exeter ; or
Mr. P. U. Williams, Austin Friars, London.
Robert Hunt, of Nottingham, mercer and draper, dealer and
chapman, Nov. 1,2, and December 5, at eleven, at the Ram-
Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Henry Percy, Nottingham;
or Messrs. Kinderley, Long, arid Ince, Gray's-bun-square.
'Thomas George Alderson the younger, late of Bury St. Edmund;
Suffolk, printer, stationer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 16, at six,
Nov. 17, and Dec. 5, at ten, at the Greyhound Inn, Bury St.
Edmunds. Attornies, Mr. John Pate, Bury St. Edmunds; or
Mr. Wm. Giles, No. 6, Great Shire Line, London.
Charles Woodman, late of Chesham, Bucks, wine-merchant,
dealer and chapman, October 2S, Nov. 4, and Die. 5, at ten,
at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Tilbury and Bedford,
Bedford-row.
London, England, 1809-10-25

THE ARMY.

At this juncture of universal joy, we hope some-
thing will be done to enable our veteran Half-pay
Officers to join in the general le3tivity.—This may
be effected by the immediate payment of all arrears
of pay.

A Correspondent suggests, that on the present joy-
ful occasion every Officer of the Army might receive
promotion or be benefited with very little expence to
the Country ; by giving to the senior of every rank
in every regiment, from Majors downwards, a pro-
motion of one step, which would only give an addi-
t:nnal Lieutenant-Colonel to each regiment. And,
r hen it is considered that almost every regiment has
Lieutenant-Colonel (and many two) with the rank
of GeneralOfficers,which renders them non-effective in
their regiments, this promotion would only materially
benefit the service, and at this ever-memorable period
iew::rd a considerable number of meritorious Officers,
who have long served his Majesty faithfully and ho-
flourably.—We hope the Commander its Chief will
take the proposed measure into his serious consider.
ation.

At a General Court Martial, held at Tarog cejo
on the 18th of August, and at Merida on the 27th
and nth of the same month, Lieutenant LUDLOW,
of the 2d Battalion of the 48th Regiment was tried—
F, • being drunk on the march of the Regiment from Castello
Branco, on the 2d of July.

And:--For using improper language towards Ensign Pardy
during the march from Castello Branco, on the same day.
The Court found the prisoner guilty of the first
d'argc. but acquitted him of the second. and sen-
tenced him to be cashiered; which sentence his Majesty
has been pleased tq confirm.

NAP.IL INTELLIGENCE►.

PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH DOCK, OCTOBER t.

Came in the Garland, Captain HORSEY, from
Cork, with provisions. Sailed the Robust, Captain
CRANLEY, for Malta and Gibraltar. The PLOVER,
of 18 guns, chaced a French lugger 160 miles, but
lost her in the night after getting within gun-shot.
Came in the Ocean, of Hull, Captain PORTALL,
from Gibraltar to London, with barilla, &c. She
yesterday saw a French lugger privateer off the Start,
then chacing by a frigate ; also the MEDUSA frigate
from a cruize.

Arrived a deeply-laden French lugger, prize to one
of our cruizers.

Sailed the MARINER gun-brig and PHEASANT sloop
to the Westward ; also the PLovita, on a cruize.
I mentioned in my letter of Saturday, that the
PLOVER had sent in two valuable recaptures, and
was left in chace of the vessel that took them ; she
was fortunate enough to come up with and capture
her. She proves to be a very large schooner priva-
teer, called la Hirondell, of 14 guns and 68 men :
the struck her colours on the PLOVER'S giving her a
bandside, and was brought In here at nine this
Inc: fling.

The crew of the UNITE frigate will be paid £2O per
man to-morrow, in part of wages and prize-money.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 24.

Arrived at the Motherbank the Patriot, —, from
'N'ulta. • Nothing sailed—out of quarantine his Ma-
„cszy's ship SPARTIATE, and the Martha merchant
:liip.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1809-10-25

IN OF BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

.00LMASTERS AND GOVER-
resrectfully informed, that a new and revised
Li published of Mr. BLAIR's NEW CRAM-
within this single Book the simplest Expo-
ctPi.r.s of GRAMMAR and its dependant
.ERCIiES of all kinds sufficient to perfect the
inch of lc.stowh.dge.
is half-a-crawl:, and it may be had in quart-
:lien, with the fall allowance.
her 1, 1809.
London, England, 1809-01-03

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jarustry 2, 1209.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', N4Vr, do herely give broiler,
That on Tuesday the 10th instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Three Hundred
Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples
to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the original
packages, at the rate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per week,
into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid
for by Bills parable with interest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract map be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will 6e had to any Tender in which the price shall 14 de in-
serted in word: a length, or that Mall not he delivered to the Board liore
NU o'clock on Me said Timidly, the 10th butane, icor baler: the percon
who owlet Ms Tender, or SONIC term on his 444, attends, to *near'
when talk,' for.

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-Pi MAYS and THOUGHTS on VARIOUS SUB.
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Papers from the 011 a Podrida; and Poems.
By the Right Rev. GEORGE HORNE, D. D.
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rona:(l.-rations on the life and Death of St. John the Baptist.
London, England, 1809-03-31

KINGSTON (JAMAICA), FEB. 4.

The LILY sloop of war, Captain SHERIFF, arrived 'T
on Monday from Portsmouth and Barbadoes,having
under her protection the vessels mentioned in the list c f
arrivals from London. The fleet for the West Indies,
numbering 108 sail, left Portsmouth on the 15th De-
cember, under convoy of la GLOIIIE frigate, of !.6
guns, Captain CARTHEW ; LILY sloop of war, of 18
guns, Captain SHERIFF ; SATELLITE brig, of 16 guns,
Captain EvAns ; Suer LE schooner, of 10 guns, Lieu-
tenant BROWN, and another brig of war, together
with the ADAMANT, of 50 guns.—A few days after
sailing they experienced a very severe gale, when the
ADAMANT and SUBTLE parted, as also several of
the merchantmen ; most of the latter, however, join-
ed shortly afterwards, and previously to the arrival
of the fleet at Barbadoes, the SUBTLE likewise joined,
having in company a very fine French letter of
marque brig, which she captured 90 leagues to the '
S. W. of Madeira : the brig was pierced for 18 guns,
bui had only four mounted ; was bound from Boor..
deans to Martinique, and reported to be laden with
flour, but, on inspection, several of the barrels were
found to contain dollars, destined for the pay of the
forces at Martinique.—On the 18th, the fleet arrived
at Carlisle Bay, the Surinam vessels having separated
a few days before under the. protection of a brig of
war ; on the 20th, the LILY and the SATELLITE pro-
ceeded with the vessels for this and the other islands;
on the 21st, they saw the vessels for St. Vincent's safe
into port ; on the 22d, those for Grenada ; and on
the 25th, one ship for Curacoa. The SATELLITE
parted on Sunday morning with the vessels for the
out-ports on the north side.
London, England, 1809-03-31

EASt-INDIA HOUSE, March 29, 1809.
THE. COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
leak EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their House in'Leadenhall-street, on Friday the 7th of April
next, at elevon o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of taking ,
into consideration the confirming the following Resolutions of
the General Court of this day, viz.
Resolved, That a Military Secretary be appointed for con-
ducting the Military Correspondence with India, with the salary
of £lOOO per Annum.
Resolved, That two Assistant Secretaries be appointed in the
Department of the Examiner of Indian Correspondence under
the superintendnrice of the Examiner, with the salary of £6C.O
each per Annum ; and also to consider of confirming the Reso-
lution of the General Court of this day, approving the plan pro-
posed by the Court of Directors for forming a Seminary for the
Education of Cadets for the Artillery and Engineer Corps in the
Company's Service, instead of each Cadets being, educated at the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich as heretofore, and of the
appointment of Colonel Mudge to be the Examiner of those Ca-
dets, with the allowance of 20s. per diem ; and of the appoint-
' mem of a Professor of Oriental Languages, with a salary of £BOO
per annum. . WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec.
London, England, 1809-03-31

MARRIED.

At St. Anne's Church, Richard Jones, Esq. Captain of his 'Via-
jetty's ship Namur, to Miss Jane Prime, of New Bridge-street,
Black friars.

At Edinburgh, on the C2d instant, Thomas Guthrie Wright,
Esq. Auditor of the Court of Session, to Miss Mary Hill, young-
est daughter of the late Dr. Hill, Professor of Humanity in the
University of Edinburgh.
On Tuesday se'nniglt, James Popplewell, Esq. Royal Navy, to
Miss Mary Anne Saltwell, eldest daughter of Captain Saltwell,
of the Hon. East India Company's service, Halted, E,ses.
Rev. Robert Williams, of Worthing, Salop, to Miss Williams,
cif the New-work, I,:ices ter.
At Fast Barnet, James Smith, Esq. solicitor, son of the late Dr.
Hugh Smith, of Trevor Park, to Jane Haunch, second daughter
of John Holmes, Esq. of Battersea.
London, England, 1809-03-31

YARMOUTH, MARCH so

Sailed the KANGAROO sloop of war with the trans-
ports (in my last) for the Nore ; RICHMOND gun-brig
for Gottenburgh ; and the SNIPE gun brig with the
Lively schooner, ALDRIDE master, of and from Lon-
don. Arrived three more foreign ships,•prizcs to the
ALEXANDRIA and TARTAR frigates, who fell in
off North Bergen, with upwards of eighty sail, and
made several captures. Sailed the SEALARIC schoo-
ner on a cruize. The ships in the Road are the Roe.
buckb Vice. Admiral DOUGI AS ; Aboukir, Princess
Carolina, Chanticleer, and Basilisk. Wind South.
London, England, 1809-03-31

DIED. •

Monday afternoon, at his apartments, in Geo •ge-street, Ply-
mouth-Dock, Mr. John Palmer, of the 'lleatre-Royal, Haymar-
ket, son of the celebrated John Palmer, who expired 0:1 the stage
of the I.iverpool Theatre. The deceased was in his 34th year :
he has left a helpless wife, to whom he had been u used ever since
the 17th year of his age. The immediate:cause of his dissolution
was a typhus fever, wich has been rather prevalent in that dis-
trict, since the landing of the troops from Spain and Portugal.—
The Manager of the Plymouth Theatre, with his accustomed
liberality, intends giving a free night for the benefit of Mrs.
Palmer.

In the 24th year of his age, at Canterbury, Lieutenant Edward
Evanson, of the Ist Battalion 3Rth Foot, siter a long and lingo ing
illness, occasioned by the excessive fatigue of the late campaign
through Portug7l and Spain—universally regretted by Ids Brother
Officers. •

Saturday se'nnight, at his r.sidence a► Hampton, in the county
of Dublin, Alexander Hamilton, Fsq aged 44, eldest son of the
late Hon. Baron Hamilton. By his decease the office of High
Sheriff of the county of has become vacant.
Friday last, at th 4 Hospital, Gosport, of a fever, Mr. Wilmot,
Hospital-mate.
On the 26th instant, in Brompton-row, Miss Elizabeth John-
ston, of Carnsalloch, in the county of Dumfries, aged 45.
Thursday morning, aged 6'l,' the Rev. H. Shepherd, B. D.
Rector of Brandsburton, brother of the late Archdeacon Shepherd.
Last week, at Southampton, suddenly, by the bursting of a
blood vessel, Mrs. Carney, wife of Captain Carney.
Mrs Cornwall, relict of the late Right Hon. C. W. Cornwall,
Speaker of the House of Commons, in the 79th year of her age.
On the 13th instant, at Ca,tletown,"in the Isle of Mann, Mrs.
Susannah Light-foot, aged 76, relict of the late Captain Robert
Lightfoot.

Wednesday night, at Ashford, of a typhus fever, brouglit, on
by excessive fatigue during the late campaign in Spain, Limes
Evans, Esc,. Su.geon of the 71st Highland Rtgiment; a'man uni-
versally beloved and respected by the corps, and whose loss will
be regretted.by all with whom he had any intercourse.

,TO.II2IOItRO W.
Sun rises, •. t 4 -Sue itttF, >, Moon sets,
34 .minute after 5. 418
,ruirwtt s after /1. I.l.4),rninutes she:- 8.
V/4" LWfIX)N 13;t11)0111:0-NfORAtki -
• Morning . . 9;;" mint:tee • 'after ' 2
Atternonn, . 59 minutes a!:er
London, England, 1809-03-31

ST. PETERSBURGH, FEBRUARY 18.

In Fialand, we learn, a Diet will he held next
month, where his Imperial Majesty will he present in
person. M. Alcipens will, it is said, be the Chancel.

for of this Diet—the same who was lately Russian
Ambas,,ador in Stockholm. The Government and
Administration of Finland is to remain as it has been

under the Swedish Government. The Emperor's•
Adjutant Scheuvalsro is already gone to Finland,
and M. Alopens will set out in a short time.
MA RCII I.—Count Von Buxhovilen, General of
Infantry, is arrived here from Finland, with Adju-
tant Count Buzhovilen, and Chamberlain Count
Burthovden.

The Minister of War, Count A. Vatscere, is gone
with General Buck rneyer.

A Tribunal of COITITTICT CC 11AS be 2.11 established.
The exports for Cronstadt and St. Petersbargh, last
year, amounted to 1,452,953 rubles, the imports t. 4)
5,273,891.
London, England, 1809-03-31

RUSSIA AND SWEDEN.

This day was published, in two splendid volumes, royal quarto,
illustrated by FORTY ONE ENGRAVINGS, many of them
coloured after original drawings by the Author, price Five
Guineas in boards,
TRAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and
SWEDEN, made DURING a RE..!DENCE in those
COUNTRIES in the Years 1805, 1506, 1807, mm 11306.
By ROBERT KER PORTER, K. S. 3. 8:c. &c.
Printed for RICHARD Putr.Li rs, Ni. 6, Bridge street, London,
and to be had of Bryce and Co Edinburgh, and of all Booksellers.
••• The above-mentioned Work claims a strong interest with
the Public from the circumstance of the Author's accredited re-
ception at the Courts of the respective Countries, and in the first
circles of Rank and Wealth, and by his known powers of illus-
trating by the pencil the objects which claimed his attention.
London, England, 1809-03-31

TO BE SOLD A VERY GREAT BARGAIN.
MOST Excellent Grand Horizontal PIANO
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f~;•t~.'t-e guineas only, cost eighty pounds. • It would suit a con •
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has an uncommonly fine tone.—May be seen from ten to four
o'clock, at No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-squire.—The person
to when it belongs has no objection to take a small instrument in
exchange, as he has no room for the above.

Ttis day were published, in one volume octavo, price ss.
OBSERVATION'S on the Impolicy of encourag-
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ri.inous consequences to tl.a Landed, Shipping, and Manufactur-
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'Sold by Messrs. Black ar.d Parry, Lcadenhall-street, and Mr.
James Richardson, Coruhill.

This day was published,
In Three Volumes 11rto. price 1s boards,
THE DOMINICAN, a Romance, of which the
principal Traits are taken from Events relating to a Family
of Distinction, whr h emigrated from Pratte during the Revolu-
tion. By CAPTAIN T. WILLIAMSON,
Author of " The Wtid Sports of the East."
Frinted fur Longman, Hurst, Rees ar.d Orate, Paternoster-row.

This day was pubh,hed, price 4s. bout,d,
The Sixth Edition, with great Improvomentt,
GRAMMATICAL EXERCISES UPON THE
FRENCH LANGUAGE, compared with the English,
By NICOLAS HAMEL.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces and Orme, Puttrnost er-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price is. bound,
The Fifth Edition, of
1. An UNIVIRSAL FRENCH GRAMMAR, beirg an accurate
System of French Accidence and Syntax, on an improved Plan.
2. Woßl.o in MINIATVRE, Sceond Edition, price 4s. bound.
London, England, 1809-03-31

VENICE, FEBRUARY 21.

The Russian Fleet in our Port is preparing to set
sal ; the Venetians are not pleased on this account,
for the Officers and seamen, who are well and punc-
tually paid, cause the•circulatioa ot much ready cash.
The officers, owing to their genteel deportment, have
free admission to tie best houses, and are welcomed
with pleasure. Never a week passes without their
giving balls or suppers on board their ships, to the
Venetians,

iillMilom
London, England, 1809-03-31

FROM I.LOYD'S LIST.

GR AVE,RVH, MARCH SO.—Arrived the Helen Maria, Thump;
'Resolution, Crip ; Hope, Dewell ; Active, Alexander; Mally,
Mearns ; Aldbre, Randen ; Hawker, Niper ; Two Friends,
Clarson ; and the Magdalena, Pirke, from Gottenburgh : Pa-
triot, Wilserkson, from Seville : and Eliza, Fora, from St. Übes.
—Sailed the Speculator, Harewood, for Grenada ; Mentor,
Quelch, for Barbadoes; Indefatigable, Williams, for Berbice ;
Perseverance, Isbester, for Madeira; and Clio, Palmer, for
Barbadoes.

Mantua—ln the Creek, the Globe, Austin, from Malta. At
Hull, the Nimble, Conner ;and Lord Duncan,--, from Oporto.
In the Downs, the Ceres, Scott, from Gibraltar—the Fanny,
Prouting; Sir Charles Hamilton, —; Effort, Brown ; and Bay.
ton, Jackson, from Malta. At ork, the Nymph frigate, with a
fleet from Lisbon. At Jamaica, the Mariner, Skeddon ; and Re-
becca, Gardner, from Bristol. At Lisbon, the Queen, Cameron,
from London. Off Newhaven, the Alert, Delday, from Cadiz ;
and the Brothers, Scott, from Palermo. At St. Vincent's, the
Mariner, Bristow, from Bristol.

The Neptune, Cuff, from Halifax to Hayti, was captured on
the 16th of October.

The Joseph and Loi,, —, from Hayti to Halifax, was totally
lost on the 16th of October.

The Spanish Junta, Murray, from London to the Havannah,
is lost on the north-side of Cuba.

The Reindeer, arrived in the Downs, sailed from Honduras
with the following ships, viz. Hibberts, Argo, Adventure, Fame,
Belize, Agnes, and Friends ; the Belize parted company on the
22th of January ; the Agnes having sprung a leak, was obliged to
put back on the 31st of January ; the rest parted on the 23d ult.
in lat. 34. 56. long. 57. W. in a tremendous
The Arrogante, -, from London to Oporto, put back into
Ferrol, and is taken by the French.
The Vrow Elizabeth, Lammers, bound to Aberdeen, is totally
lost in the Baltic.

The Volunteer, Martin, from London to Philad.lpida, put into
St. Thomas's on the 7th ult. in disrros.

The Eliza Emma, -, from Philadelphia, is lost.
The 14eptune, Brassey, from Lisbon to Liverpool, is on shore
near Wexford.

The Thames, Wilson, from Surinam to London, was captured
and burnt, on the I2th of November, by a French brig of war.
The Ringmore, —, from Liverpool to London, is tilum and
carried into Fecainp.
The Zephyr, Newman, from Car!sham, is stranded in the
Baltic.

The St. I.orentz Felis, —, from the Brazils to London, is
taken ; the Captain Is arrived at Plymouth.
The Lord Eldon hired armed ship arrived in Cove
on Wednesday se'nnight ; she sailed from Gibraltar
with a convoy of 16 merchant vessels, from which she
parted two days before.
His Majesty's ship Africa, Captain WAO3ETT, ar-
rived at Cove on Thursday se'nnight.
L'Aurore, a French letter of marque brig, of six
guns, and thirty-three men, from Guadaloupe to licair-
deaux, last from Charlestown, laden with colonial
produce, was taken on the 4th instant, by the NIOBE,
Captain LoalNo, after a chace of two hours, and car-
ried into Lisbon.
London, England, 1809-03-31

GOLDSMITH'S POEMS AND ESSAYS,

This day was published, price (is. boards, elegantly printed on fine
foolscap paper, and embellistrad with four beautiful Engravings'
VSSAYS on MEN and MANNERS, byOLLVER
-11-4 GOLDSMITH, M. B. With a Life and Critique on the
Writings and Genius of the Author, by William Mudford, Author
of " A Critical Inquiry into the Moral Writings ofDr.Johiison,"&c.
Printed for Sherwood, Ni eiy, and Jones, Paternoster-row.

Where may be had, printed uniform with the above, price 6s.

in boards,
The Poetical Works, complete, of Oliver Goldsmith, M. B.
With some Account of his Life and Literature. To which ar:
prefixed, Several Poetical Tribute; to his Memory, by contem-
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• A Second Edition was this day published,
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to Young Clergymen; intended to guard them against sonic pre-
valent Errors.

Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
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DR. SHAW'S LECTURES, .4ND BIRDS.
Just published, with 170 Plates engraved by the first Artists,
printed uniformly with the Zoology of the same Author, in two
Vols. price 21. 12s. 6d. or on large paper 3L 16s.
1. 700 LOGICAL LECTURES, as delivered
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This Work may be considered as a complete synopsis of Zoo-
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Animal World. It consequently comprehends the history of
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2. Ihe History of liirds, being the 7th Volume of General
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Printed for G. Kvarsley, Fleet-street; of whom may be had,
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London, England, 1809-03-31

HAMBURGH, MARCH 14.

On the 9th inst. there were to be burnt at Magde.
burgh, in the Department of the Elbe, forty-three
intercepted and confiscated copies of the work en-
titled, " Proceedings in Spain, trom the breaking nut
of the troubles of Aranjuez till the breaking up of the
Junta at Bayonne, by Don Pedro Cevallos, SeCretary
of State to his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand VII." .
London, England, 1809-03-31

FROM THE MAINE, MARCH 7.

The corps of the Grand Duke of Darmstadt has
received orders to much. It goes in columns, to-
morrow, to Augsburg.
In the course of the present month, a great num-
ber of French troops are expected in Suabia from
France.

Yesterday a large quantity of uniforms for the we
of the French army, cc mint' fr-m Mentz, passed
through Frankfort. The hurth:m of having soldiers
billetted cn them is now m.Lde geed to the villages in
Bavaria, by the Circle collectively.
ANISTERDANI, MARCH it

Messrs. Goll and Co. bankers of the Emperor of
Austr:a, have published in the papers of this day, that
owing to the low course of Exchange at Amsterdam
and Vienna, whirl: is continually dwindling still lower,
the Austrian treasury bills, now due, shall not be
paid at pre.ent ; and the public shall be apprized
when their payments shall be made, This intelligence
was already known oil our Exchange yesterday, and
occasioned a considerable depression of the Austrian
funds. After this, the breaking out of a new war is
still more dreaded.
London, England, 1809-03-31

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

VIENNA, MARCH 8,
This day the fitie regiment of Hohenzollern cui.
rassiers made its entry into this city ; at the head of
it were the Archduke Charles and Duke Albert.
Long live the Archduke Charles !" was the con-.
stint cry of the people. The above-mentioned re-
giment is the oldest in the present Austrian army.
"It was raised in MIS, and in the Year following it
signalized its career by saving the Emperor.
This day the Archbishop consecrated, in St. Ste-
phen's Church, the colours of the 6th battalion of mi-
litia in this place, who will march the day after to-
morrow. Our prospects continue to become more
warlike.—( Corretpon4nr. )
London, England, 1809-03-31

HANOVER, MARCH il.

This morning a courier brought orders for tlyj
troops in this country to break up. In consequence,
the 2.5 th of the line breicks up to-morrow, and the
85th on the 15th, by Hameln, Pyrmont, &c. along
the Wesel to Cassel. This evening the citizens are
to mount guard.—(C;p4c:/:lnde.i!.)
London, England, 1809-05-04

EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 2, IWO.
THE COURT of DIRECIVRS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, eradiNg
to the EAST INDIES, d• herely Aive Notice,
That a Copy of the Appendix to the Report of the Committee
of the Honourab!e the House of Commons, on East India Patro-
nage, which was ordered by the General Court on the 29th
of March last to be printed for the use of the Proprietors, will be
ready to be delivered to the:n, at this House, on Monday next
the Bth instant. IVILLIAM RAMSAY, Seer:l:my.

OAK TIMBLR.—NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ABOUT SIX HUNDRED OAK TREES, fit for
Naval purposes, uith their Top and Lop, (but not the hark);
now growing in the neighbourhood of Oundle, and of the Navi-
gable River Nen. TheTiniber may be viewed, and particulars had,
by applying to Mr. C. Berkeley, at Oundle.—Particulars may
also be had of Mr. Pillincr, Baker's Carve-house, London.
London, England, 1809-05-04

PRINCE .: WALES'S ISLAND, OCTOBER I, nos.

Tuesday lass. arrived the ship Farquhar, Captain
SINCLAIR, from the eastward, last from Malacca.
TA Farquhar brought in with her the Dutch brigs
Fcatone, Helder, and Fredda, one of which is a re-
markable fine vessel, and a fast sailer. _ _ _

Captain SINCLAIR has also detained an Arab ship,
which came from Samanang, laden with sugar and
tobacco, and brought her into this post.
We are sorry to learn, that a ship, named the
Susannah, of Copenhagen, taken by the Farquhar
on the coast of Java, laden with rice and Japan
ware, has not been heard of. There were on board
her the Prize Master, the Danish. Commander, his
clerk, carpenter, carpenter's mate, a few slaves,' who
were.promised their liberty, and thirty-three people
from the Farquhar. Captain SnicLaut was inform-
ed by the second Officer, that she had on board two
.chests of gold, a quantity of quicksilier, and cam-
phor wood, amounting to a very considerable sum—
a circumstance of which at the time of the capture
.Captain Stscuai was entirely ignorant.
Accdunts from Malacca mention, that rice had
risen to a very great price, and it was supposed
would be much higher, unless a seasonable supply
was speedily received,

P4RLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 3.

In the Appeal Arnott and others against Flint and others, Mr.
Clerk was heard for the Appellants, and Mr. Adam for the Re-
spondents.—Farther hearing on Friday.
The Militia Completion Bill, and other Bills were brought up
from the Commons by Mr. Wharton and other Members, and
read a first time.

The British Ships Captures' Bill was read a third. time and
passed.—Adjourntd till to-tr.orraw (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Message from 'the Lords stated, that their Lordships had
agreed to the British 'Ships Bill.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND brought up the
Scotch Militia Families Bill, which was read a first time.
The committal of the Woollen Manufacturers' Bill was post-
poned till Tuesday next.
The third reading of the Irish Commissioners' Fees Bill was
postponed until to-morrow.
The Newspaper Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be
committed to •morrow.
London, England, 1809-05-04

MONUMENT TO CAPTAIN HARDING&

Mr. R. WARD rave notice, that he should on to-morrow se'n-
night move for the Er!ction of a Monument to Captain Bar-
dinge, late of the St. Florenzo.

COLONEL CHARMILLY.

Mr. WHITBREAD moved for an account of the expence of
raising the Regiment of Colonel Charmilly, and also for the terms
on which it was to be raised.—Ordered.

BRITISH MUSEUM.
• Mr. ROSE presented an Account of the Expenditure of the
British Museum for the year 1808, and an Estimate of the pro-
bable Expenditure for the year 1809.—Ordered to lie on the
'fable.
London, England, 1809-05-04

DUTCH OFFICERS PAID BY THIS COUNTRY.

Mr. C. WYNNE mo►ed for the Total Number and Rank oil
Dutch Officers to whom Annual Payments were mode by this
Country, with ;he Sums paid to each Rank, &c.
The SECRETARY at WAR did not object to the Motion,
though the greater part of the information asked for was already
b.fure she House in one of the Reports of cbe Military Commit-
tee. 'there were, he observed, two Establishments of this kind ;
of one of which, however, be knew nothing.
Alter a few words from Genoa' TARLETON, the Motion
was agreed to.
London, England, 1809-05-04

VICTUALLING OFFICE, 21f :y 2, 1809.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTIMLLING
HIS MAJEST2: NAVY de hereby give Notice,

That on Tuesday the 9th instant, they will be ready to rr-
ceive Tenders in writing (scaled up) and treat for TWELVE
THOU9AND BAGS of mum', made from whole Meal ; to
be delivered in two months, by weekly -Ooportious, into His
Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by
Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Condi-
tions of the Contract may be seen at the Sect etary% Office.
N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than One
1 Thousand Bags.

No regard triple had to any Tender in which the price Anil not le
inserted in guards at length, or that shall not le delivet al to the Board
kfore One o'Clock on the said Thesdas Me 9th inttant, Nor unlett the
Penni, who make Me Tender, or JOile Person on his behalf, attends, to
gnawer :rhea called for.

EAST-I WDLI HOUSE, AL" S, 1809.
'THE COURT of DIREC7I9RS of the UNITED
COMP-ANT of MERCHANTS f ENGLAND, tswiEng
to thi EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
Tbat a Quarterly General Court of the said Company trill be
held at their House in Leadenhall-streets on Wednesday the 21st
of June next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last t 6 Midsummer next.

That the 'Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Thursday, the lit of June next, at two o'clock, and
opened again on Tuesday, the 18th of July following.
And that the Dividend• Warrants on the said Company's Stock,
due en the Lth of July, will be ready to be delivered on Monday ,
the 10th of July next. WILLIAM RAMSAY', Src.
London, England, 1809-05-04

MARRIED.

Friday last Sir George Brograve's Divorce Bill received the
Royal Assent, and on Tuesday, Mr. Elwin was married to Lady
Brograve, now Mrs. Elwin.
At Ldiniturgh, on tbe.2Bth ph. Wit. Moeat, Esq. advocate, to
Miss Cunningham, only daughter of the late Captain Alexander
Cunningham, of Pittarthie, R. R.
Friday last, at Gillingham, lieut. De-Backer, of his Majesty's
Royal Waggon Train, to Mary-Philippa, only daughter of the
late Rev. Richard Bland, ef Tuna*ll-House, Kent.
London, England, 1809-05-04

„.

EAST INDIES.

BENGAL. INTELLIGENCE.

Islnv* B,llBoB.—The English prisoners in the Isle
of France, according to the latest accounts, had been
exposed to very severe privations. In consequence of
the general scarcity of provisions, their allowance of
14 dollars per month had become quite inadequate
to their maintenance, and in additiOn to this inevita-
bte hardship, the restraints upon theiir persons bad,
latterly; with a few exceptions, been more rigorously
enforced than ever, Captain Flinders was still on the
Island ; he was permitted to reside on his parole
•
with a French family in the country, and had, for
sonie time past, been treated with tolerable lenity.
The market for prize goods at the Mauritius con-
tinued, AS might, be expected, extremely heavy. Some
pearls found on board the Margaret, were the only
article of merchandize which, for a long time, had
experienced a quick sale. Ships of,five hundred tons
had been disposed of to the Arabs for 16 or 17,000
dollars.

The Arab ships on their passage to Muscat touched
at the Island of Zanzebar, where they found a fast-
sailing French privateer of 10 guns, lying there.
No vessel had arrived from America for above four
months. •

French wine, of the very lowest quality, was not
to be had - under a dollar and a quarter per bottle.
Something had been done towards raising provisions
within the Island, and upon that source of supply the
inhabitants would soon be reduced to depend ; were it
only possible to maintain the blockade in equal rigour,
throughout the whole year—a single hurricane, such
as not unfrequently visits that quarter of the world,
would then be the certain precursor of misery and
famine to the people of Mauritius.
London, England, 1809-05-04

IRISH CONSTABLES' BILL.

On the Comm:tree on the Irish Constables' Bill,
Mr. FOSTER objected to the Speaker's leaping the Chair, and
expressed his resolution to negative the question. •
A discussion then took place between Mr. Hra astur, Sir Joule
n.wruici , Mr. STEWA MT, ViSCOURt BURN:AID, Mr. P. MOORE,
Mr. O'HA RA, &e.; when the gallery was cleared, and a Divi-
sion took place
_ _

For the Bill, 7.. v—Agaiost it, 32 Vajority, 25.
-TAMP OFHCE.
Mr. WHITBREAD referring to the accounts laid
before the House of the incidental expences of the
Stamp Office departments in England and Scotland,
particularly pointed out some items in the accounts
for England, which he thought required investiga.
tion. There were a number,of trifling articles paid
by the Commissioners of their own authority, which
he thought required investigation, such as servant's
wages to the housekeeper, and other small sums,
amounting to between 3001. and 4001. There was
also a considerable sum.of upwards of 42700 yearly
as allowances to stampers for extra honrs,
chaWds
hoar. He understood that all the servants
soft(
the
oPerscewere paid for their time.
..lf the salaries
, . , too small they ought to be encreased. The
miy, and surely
the moat economical way to have
servants; was to give them adequate and liberal
good.
London, England, 1809-05-04

salaries. lie observed also a sum of M. to the Ware-
house-keeper for an increase of duty. All these stuns
he conceived should be made by public grant, and not
at the discretion of the Commissioners. In Scotland ;
the items granted in this way were even to a greater;
amount, and there was one-item which appeared to
him to be particularly objectionable. This was a sum
for premiums for procuring good bills for remitting
the Stamp Duties from Scotland to England. He
concluded by moving for an account of the mode of
managing, and charges for managing the Stamp
Duties in Scotland for the last two years, distin-
guishing each particular charge. Also for the autho-
rity under which the different extra and incidental
expences were paid in England and Scotland. And
also for an account of the premiums for procuring
good bills for remitting the Stamp Duties in Scotland
to this country.

Mr.' HUSKISSON agived that the premiums for
procuring good Bills for the purpose of transmitting
the Duties from Scotland to England, were an unne-
cessary expence. It arose from this circumstance,
that the Bills sent were at ten instead of forty or fifty
days. It was not necessary, however, that the Bills
should be at ten days date, and in future this expence
would be avoided. To explain that, till now, the ex-
istence of this mode of conducting the business was
unknown, he should move for a letter from G. Har-
rison, Esq. on that subje'et.
Mr. PT BREA D' s motions, and the additional
Motion of Mr. HUSKISSON, were then put and
agreed to.
London, England, 1809-05-03

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GENTLF.MENS' FASHIONS.

Under this head we have no other alteration to record in the
present month, except that leather breeches, of a ♦ery deep co-
lour, approaching to brown, and boots, are much worn by Yen•
tlemen.

BIRTH.
On Saturday morning last, at her mothcr's house, Wimple-
street, the Lady of Henry Shank, Esq. of a still-born daughter.

ED. •
On the ,2cl of May, at Camb MARRlerwell, Mr. Robert Storenjanlork
of Upper Thames-street, to Caro Foe, se,:ond daughter of Mots-
ao.ler :Maitland, Esq. of Peckham. •

SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE,
C4LGOE
Monday,
NEWCASTLE COAL. April 42.
Adair's Main 1 50 6
Bryan I 46 3
Benton Long
Barrier

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Brandling's Main
Denton
Crofts
Ellison
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Heaton Main
Hebburn Main I
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Kenton Main
Colltngwood
Killingworth
Percy Main
Puntop Simpson's
Pontop Windsor's 4
Tanfield Moor
Townley -- I
Wall's End I
Temple's Wall's End

46 6
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63 9

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Charlotte
South liebborn
Bell and Co's. Walls-End 2

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Hartley
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Perrith • .
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