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London, England, 1809-07-14

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,

Superior in Situation, Prospect, and convenient Distance from
London, for the erection of Villas.
Ry Mr. WILLIAM STANTON,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, the 20th day of July, Ibo 9, at Twelve o'clock at noon, in
Nine Lots,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of abbut 53 Acres of rich Meadow and Ar.tble Land,
eligibly situated on an eminence, in the parish of Lewisham, in
the county of Kent, only six miles from I.ondon, yet perfectly
retired, and the surrounding country presenting beautiful and
extensive Prospects, with an excellent private road lately made
through the Estate, forming a handsome approach to the different
lots front the Turnpike road.
Partieulats may be bad at Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and
Domvilles, Lincoln's Ind; at Messrs. Black and Chapmao%,
Surveyors, Hall Stalreise, Middle Temple; at-Garraway's
Coffee-house; at the Auctioneer's, Hitchin, Herts ; and at Mr.
L. Piallipes, R ushrgreerk, Lewisham, who will hew the Este te.
London, England, 1809-07-14

WARSAW, J11`:

According to reports from the Polish he-1-quarters
at Pniow, dated on the 13th, the General of Cavalry
Rosnieck, who eiistinguishe3 himself so much :is
Commander of the Polish Legion in Italy, defeated
the Austrian corps un.Aer General Schanrottia, 12,503
strong, near Pavia, on the 9th, and also obtained
another victory on the 12th on the San.
• Large magazines of provisions, &r. have been four .d
at Sulgustow and Nowemiasto, which the Austrians
had not time to remove.
London, England, 1809-07-14

PORTSMOUTH, JULY IS.

Arrived the GaowLEit 'dun brig with about fort)
sail from Lisbon, among them several transports ;
Porgey schoonet frtim Halifax ; and the Lord Howick,
ANDaasoN, from Oporto. Sailed the MAGNET sloop
of war aad GOSHAWK on a cruize. The VIOLETTE
is appointed convoy to Guernsey. Wind N. E.

DEAL, JULY 13.
Arrived .the YORK, of 74 guns, with a convoy from
,he Leeward islands, which have sailed for the River ;
he THALIA frigate, with a flcz2t, from Quebec and
Halifax ; TEat.mcitor.r. frigate, froM Bengal, with the
following sh'ps under convoy, viz. Hugh • Inglis,
Wiiliam Pitt, Enrl St. Vincent, Euphiates, Sir Wil-
liam Bensley, Sovereign, Huddart, Harwich, !slur-
thomberland, Indus, Lord Eldon, and Lushington,
v;htchhave sailed through for the River: the Lady Ja ie
klas, Duchess of Gordon, Calcutta, and Bengal,
parted company in a tremendous gale about six
months s'nce. Arrived also the HARDY gun-brig,
from Portsmouth, and sailed through for Sheerness ;
the SARPEDON sloop, from Eling, where she was
lately launched, and sailed through for Sheerness;
the ‘...AMILLA, Of 20 guns, and PERUVIAN sloop, from
the Nore ; Tomos gun-brig, from a cruize ; CHAT-
HAM lighter, from Chatham, fitted with six 18-pounder
carronades. Sailed the OBERON sloop, and SPRIGHTLY
• cutter, on a cruize.

Remain in the Downs—The Agincourt, Monmouth, Power-
ful, Clyde, Venerable, York, Amethyst, St. Fiorenzo, Thalia,
Statira, F.uryalus, Terpsichore, Heroine, Buce?hslus, Camilla..
Salcette, I.avinia, Trompeuse, Peruvian, Crocus, Fly, Zeßobia,
Pando, a, Rinaldo, %lpole, Parthian, Ccrrdelia, Pilot, Cheroke
Raleigh, Furious, Linnet, Bloodhound, Daring, Bold, Fearless.
Dapper, Gallant, Resolute, Cracker, Chatham lighter, and Hound.
London, England, 1809-07-14

DORSEI'SHIRE.

FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, nnd COPYHOLD ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD,

A VERY Desirablq and Improvable PROPERTY,
consisting of a Tvlansion-House, called LonOwedy House,
the Lite :t•sidence the Reverend John Richards, deceased, with
Conch-houses, Stables, and other convenient Outbuildings and
Offices of every description, -.vallsd, and Kitchen Gardens, Hot-
!lances; and Pleasure Grounds, comprising about nine Acres, and
about ninety Acres of other Land usually occupie-1 therewith.
Also the adjoining' Manor or reputed Manor of Litton Cheney,
divided into different Farms, two of which are let at Rack
rent to responsible Tenants, and the remainder for lives; com-
prising upwards of 1000 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Wood Land.

• • --- -
Also the Perpetual Advowcon of the Rectory of the Parish of
Litton Cheney, witk4n exceeding good Parsonage House, and
upwards of 100 Acres of Globe Land, and with the Tithes esti-
mated worth £5OO per Annum, the present Incumbent aged 65
years and upwards.
These Premises are situated about nine miles from Dorchester,
and nearly the same distance from Weymouth and Bridport,
through part of which runs the great Western Turnpike Road,
and are estimated to be worth £9OO per Annum, exclusive of
the advowson.
The whole of this Property will be Sold by Public Auction, in
Lots, By Mr. JOHN WARR, at the Bull Inn, in Bridport, Dor-
Jet, on Tuesday, the 15th day of August next, at One o'clock in
the Afternoon..
David White, the Weiodman at Ashley Farm, will shew the
Premises. Printed Partieulari of the Lots, and further informa•
tion, may be had by aiplkratimi, personally or by letter (post paid)
to Messrs. Dr ewe and Loxham, New Inn, London ; or to Messrs.
B. and I'. Fat:, Be.udinster, Dorset ; at both of which places Plans
of the several Lots may be seen.---Dated July 7, 1609.
London, England, 1809-07-14

PRAGUE, JUNE 2.5.

The army of the Archduke Charles, which is now
160,000 strong, and is daily increasing in force, has
thrown up fortifications en dliferent points of the Da-
nube, and adheres to its plan of defensive operations.
The Archduke, however, semi: detachments to linn-
gary and Germany to alarm the rear of the enemy.
It also appears to be intended in a short time to have
more corps acting under Generals Kier*, Kien-
mayer, and Teimcr, in Saxony, Franconia, and
Suabia.
London, England, 1809-10-07

This day was published, in two Vols. ismo. ornamented with
two beautiful Frontispieces, price tts. or ls. 6d. per volume,
half•b.umd and lettered,
POETRY for CHILDREN, Entirely Original.
lly the Author of Mrs. Leicester's Schocl.
Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41,
Skinner-street, Snow-hill; and to b:. bad of all liookse lers.
Where may he 1. d, l'enwick's Lessons, in Three Parts.
With many Cuts. Price Is. each, or neatly bound in one Pocket
volume, 24. Cd.
London, England, 1809-10-07

'MODERN NIANNERS,. CHARACTERS, &c.
This day were published, in two cleyant volumes,. post octavo,
price His. in boards, accompanied by several engravings in the
manner of drawing:,
j ETTERS ft am LONDON to DUBLIN, from
a Student of Law to his Father in Ireland, on the State
of Manners, Opinions, Politics, the Court, legal Practice, public
Amusements, Literature, &c. &c. interspeised with Characteris•
tic Anecdotes of nearly 500 Pcraans, in the different departments
of p obhc I Ate.
Peinted for Cradock and Joy, No. SI., Paternoster-row ; sold
by Archer', Alalton, Dugdale, and Culbcrt, Dublin ; Edwards
And SAvaget Cork; and J. Dull, NVaterfer.l.
London, England, 1809-10-07

COLOGNE, SEPT. 20.

We have acoounts here that the armistice has been
prolonged to the sth of (October. This agreement
between the two Monarchs is said to have been the
result of a letter in the Emperor of Austria's own
hand to the Emperor Napoleon, and which was trans-
mitted by Count Von I3ubna.
London, England, 1809-10-07

NAVAL` INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH kW) tiLtMOUTHZIOCK;

Came in the Euriee, Caikain I.7.Atuz, from Liver-
pool,: bound to GotteribOrgh, with salt.; put in by
contrary 'winds, having been -21 days at sea, in a
heavy storm. gilled the Justinian, Capt. FARLEY,
from London, for Cadiz ; RAJNIIiOW, of 18 guns, to
the westward.

Yesterday passed tip Channel the ship Ma'riner,
Captain HENNA' from Santa Crud; Captain KNOX,
and a Mr. Snipe*, .a merchant, came passengers in
her, and were landed here from a pilot boat.
Arrived the ship Rodan, from Dublin, laden with
provisions, bound to London ; put in here by con-
trary winds.

Sailed the brig letter of marque General Welling,
ton, on a cruize to the westward.

Apprehensions are entertained for the safety of the
FOXHOUND sloop tf war. She separated from the
homeward-bound West India convoy in the dreadful
gale they experienced, and has not since been heard of.

List of ships in commission, now at this port :

In Hanmaze—Tonnant, of 80 guns; la Scipion, York, nil
Captain, of 74 each; Intrepid, 64 ; Unite and Acasta, 40 each ;
Amazon, Armide, la Niemen, and Hussar, As each ; Amethyst,
96; Thais, Plover, Partridge, Swallow, and Scylla, 18 each;
Insolent, 14; and Sandwich, 10.

In the Sound—Dolphin, 44; PAigle, Amelia, and Naiad, SS
each ; Narcissus, 52.; Helper, Albicore, and Orestes, 18 each ;
Arrow, 16; Pickle, 14; Whiting schooner, and Gleaner ketch.
London, England, 1809-10-07

COMMEMORATION OF ifAROLAN:

The exquisite ancient Irish Musk performed at the
First Commemoration of CAROLAN, was repeated on
Wednesday se'nnight, at the itotunda, in Dublin,
ivhich was crowded on the occasion with fashionable
company. The following ballad was sweetly sung
by Miss CHEESE—the ‘vords by Mr. I'ROTTER
Once the harp thro' the valliei of Erin resounded,
Erin ma vourneen, Erin go brash !
The shamrock and laurel luxuriantly cronn'd it,
Erin ma vourneen, oke.
Sweet was its tone, when pensiiely Mourning:
M bold, and as warm, when with gratitude bhrning;
It thrili'd for the heroes froin battle returning,
Erin ma vourneen, &c.
But the dark and the dampness of night slowly creeping,
Erin ma vourneen, &c.
Venrilielm'd ita lov'd strains, as Erin tat weeping,
Etin ma vourneen, &c.
Love *as that nightthe harp ne more sounded—
By silence and gathering horrors surrounded,
Lay prostrate, nor told how deeply %Wm wonnded;
Erin ma vourneen, Ste.
Dark was that clbUd, the hirp's ruin Coneealing ;
Erin nla vourneen, &c.
Stror.g was that spell, Its soft magic congealing ;
Erin ma vourneen, Stc,

Till a ray sent from Heaven,iviich cheer'd and delighted,
Pure;y and bright the fallen relic lighted,
• And burst the cold bonds df the harp long benighted;
Eris ma vourneen, Erin go bragh !
London, England, 1809-10-07

SATURDAY, OCrOBER 7, 1809

SURGICAL LECTURES.

MR. CHARLES BELL'S Evening LECTURES on
SURGERY will commence on Tuesday next, the 10th.
instant, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening.
Nos. 10 and 11, Leicester-street, Leicester-square.

TO THE 'PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Beg leave to return you my most grateful thanks for
the very flattering reception with which you have honoured
me upon my Canvass. The day of Election being fixed for Wed-
nesday, the 18th instant, allow me to Intreat your early atten-
dance and support in my favouf. Your kindness, at the last
ballot, placed me second upon the list of Candidates; and the ac-
cession of many very powerful friends, who were then pre-en-
gaged, justifies a well-grounded confidence of success. Should you
be pleased to coafer upon me the important trust to which I aspire,
I beg leave to assure you of the fidelity and zeal with which I
shall devotemyself to your service. I have the honour to be,

ladies and Gentlemen,

. Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
Iliter-square, Oetobcr G. JAMES DANIELI .

VidiriP.O:RT OFFICE, dept. es, 1809.
THE COMMISBI4NERS for CONDUCTING
HIS mdmstri, ?RAN SPORT SERVIVE, fir tgliNg
Care of SICK' a d IVOCIVIJID SkAlifEN,iff4 fir tht Care aril
Cuetody of PRISONERS e WAZ, de fray gift Notice,
That they will be ready at this OMee, otiVedntiday, the 11th
October, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract fair Victualling Prisoners
of War in health, at Plymouth, for Six Months certain, from
'the Ist December next.

No Tender will le received afro ewe o'cloch on the day of t►eaty; nor '
any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, personally littered.
Each Tender smut be aecomparried id a Leiter fro. two respertaßle
Persons engaging to &Woe lowa with the Perirm tendering, is the seam of
£4OOO for the due performance side Contrast.
Farther particular: way he Lorton iy ipfigiag at this Pip, or -to
Captain Part:, Plymouth.
London, England, 1809-10-07

TO THE PII.OPRIETQRS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND ueNTLEt4EN,
THE very favourable reception I have met with
j- during my canvasi, Induces me again to offer myself to your
notice upon the present vacancy that has occurred in the Direction
of yuler Affairs, by the death of Mr Jour( TaAvEas, and ear-
nestly to solicit the honour of your Votes and Interest on the day
of Ballot, which will take place on Wednesday, the 18th instant.
The length of my service in India, and a faithful discharge
of my duty to the Company, are the grounds on which I pre-
sume to entreat your support ; and I b,g you to consider my
past services as pledges of the zeal and attention with which my
endeavours shall be exerted for the promotion of your interests,
►hould you be pleased to distinguish me by so flattering a mark of
your approbation.-1 have the honour to remain,
Ladies and Gentlimen,
Your faithful humble servant,
JOHN BLADEN 'TAYLOR.
No. 40, Devonshtre Place, October 5, 1109.
• Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of London
Tavern, where any friendly communications will be thankfully
nee ,v el.
London, England, 1809-10-07

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
Southantptom-street, Straaal, London.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS due at Michaelmas
should be paid within IS days from that period.

Persons insured in this Office share profits equally—Farming
Stock insured generally without the average clause-at the reduced
rate of 2s. per cent—No charge is made for Policies on removal
from oth r offices—Persons insuring for seven years by one pay-
ment arc charged for six years only—Losses have been always
nude good by this office without deduction or discount.—
Insurances are effected in such parts of this metropolis as partake
of the nature of country risks in the western part and now build-
-
n.. 45 generally.
Agents are appointed in every principal town, who are also
Agents for the Provident Lift Office founded on similar principles.
J. T.,BARBER. Managing Director.
London, England, 1809-10-07

PLTERSBURGH, AUGUST 30.

The English squadron which cruizes before Revel
has taken possession of the little island of Narjen and
the enemy has established hospitals there.

PARIS SEPTEMBER 24.
Letters from Vienna of the 13th state, that Officers
and others daily arrive there from Hungary, without
experiencing any difficulties at our advanced posts.—
Every thing is open to inspection in the French en-
campments, but it is quite the reverse with persons
going from Vienna to Hungary. Regular passports
are required by the Austrian advanced posts ; travel-
lers are searched and examined in every possible way;
in short, every one is with them an object of suspi-
cion.—The death of the Archduke Primate is thus
announced in the Presburgh Court Gazette of the
Bth inst.—". The indefatigable exertions made by his
Imperial Highness the Archduke Charles Ambrosius,
Primate of Hungary, to excite the military ardour
of the Hungarian Nobility, in addressing to them
discourses full of animation, had for some time past
impaired the health of this Prince. The consequence
was a severe indisposition, which, on the 23d instant,
terminated the existence of his Imperial Highness."
On the 22d, the Magistracy of this Metropolis gave
a grand entertainment to the National Guard, at which
were present the Minister of the Interior, Marshal Ser-
rur;er, Commandant of the National Guard, the Pre-
f_Tts of the Department of the Seine, &c. The Natio
nal Guard of Paris consists of 30,000 men.
His Neapolitan Majesty issued a decree on the 9th,
abolishing several religious orders.
According to letters from Zara, of the 4th, that
City was proclaimed to be in a state of siege. This
was, however, considered only as a measure of pre-
caution, under existing circumstances ; the necessary
orders having been given for the evacuation of Fiume,
and that part of Dalmatia which was still occupied by
the Austrians.

We learn from Lucern, that the convent of St. Luci,
near Coire, has been occupied by the troops of the
Canton, in consequence of a report, that a supply of
powder had been sent from that convent to the En-
gadine, to be thence forwarded to the Tyrol. The
troops forming the cordon of neutrality on the Swiss
I frontier, execute the task confided to them in the
m ..st rigid manner. Every thing that is in the least
suspicious undergoes the minutest search.
London, England, 1809-10-07

CU LPEPER's ENGLISH HERBAL.
Corrected and enlarged by Dr. PARKIN s, of Grantham.
This day was published, . _ _

, .
in Ir.mo. embellished with Copper Plates, price is.6d. extra
' hoards, cin fine Medium Paper, coloared Plates; price ss.
botmil, on Demy I'aper, woh plain Plates,
CULPEPER's ENGLISH PHYSICIAN, or
BRITISH HERBAL. To which is now first added, Three
Hundred and Sixty.ninc Medicines made of British Herbs, being
the best remedies for diseases incident to English Constitutions.—
Also a Present fur the Ladies, forming a complete Family Phy-
sician.
•,* ?lease to ask for Crosby's Edition of Culpeper's Herbal.
Priqted for B. Crosby and Co. S!a:ioners' Court, Pateraoster-
row, London ; and sold by every Bookseller.

BILITLER'S celebrated RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER.
BEAUTY of Countenance, and roOlarity of Fea-
tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the
Proprietor of BUTLER'S TOOTH POWDER would beg leave
to remin... his Country-wouten that the lustre of their Charms
loses halt its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or shew
a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable,
as the pr,t.ent preparation affords tke infallible means of removing
every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being
itomposed of Vegetables.
It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing
away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the
enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta•
ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermilion
hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com-
position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has
met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast
that it is in daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Diller, No. 4, Chernitle,
corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Ctisp, corner of Spring
Gardens; Pidding, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke, 389, Botough;
Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, andby moat Country Medicine
Vtadtn aad Perfumers, la bases ak se. 9d. outs%
London, England, 1809-10-07

-iOLI-C- E.

SALES Itt AtICTiON-,

RUCKINGHAMSHIRF, ON THE EORDFR OF OX-
FORDSHIRE.
CAPITAL ESTAIF, CONSISTING OF AN EXTENSIVE

MANOR, FARMS, AND IiVOOD'z,

By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN end FO RREST,
On Wednesday, the I sth of October, at I &Clock, at Garraway's
Cuffv-itint‘e, Change-alley, Cornbill, Lonecni, in Six Lots,
A VA LU ABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD
ES I'ATF .iturte at Nisablvington, a rtch and feriae part of
the County of Buckingham, three ntiles front the Market Town
of Thane, five feat Tetsworth, ten frosts the City of Oxford,
and thz: same distance front Aylesbury. Consisting of the very
extensive Manor of Shabbingtun, exteoding over the Parishes of
Sh.il,hington' Oakky, Icki ,rd, and part of Chersley, with the
Qui -Rents,, lines, Court Leer, Court Baron, Royalties and Ap-
p.N tenatteeS.
Two ex..eilent Farms. containing US Acres of very rich
Grazing, Meadow, and Arable Lands, bounded by the River
Theme, the chief part free of Great Tythes, with good Farm-
houses and suitab!e Out-buildings, now in the occupation of
Messrs. John and Thomas Carer, on short Leases.

A Public House, the sign of Fishermen, with a Meadow, 3
Aynts, a Fishery, and sundry Cottages and Gardens In the Village.
. . . . . . .

'Alm; Two Hiandred and Six Acres of Wood Land in Shib-
biogton Wood now In hapd, and a Dwelaug House and six Acres
of Land adjoining, let to Elizabeth York. The present rents,
with the estimated value of the woods in hand, amount t• nearly
£l2co per annum, and capable of improvement. The-Land-tax
is redeemed.

To be viewed by applying to the tenants, of whom printed
particulars may be had; Particulars also at the Red Lion, Thame ;
George, Aylesbury; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Royal. Oak,
Tetswortla ; Red Lion, High Wycomb; of Messrs. Dawson and
Co. Printers, Ost,rd ; 11lestrs. Estcourt, Whi:tard, Penny and.
Ody, Stone-Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at the place of Sate ; and of
Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, l'ochin aed Forrest, Aldersgate-street,
London, where plans may be seen.
London, England, 1809-10-07

WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, FORE-STREET,
PLYMOUTH-DOCK.
TWATKINS returns his sincere thanks to the No-
• bility, Officers in his Majesty's Navy asid Army, Gentle-
men Travellers; and the Public in general, fur the lib •ral support
he experienced at his late house (the Crown Hotel, Cumly flan&
street), and respectfully i•-.forms them, that he has removed to
.those extensive premises in FOR r-sTR EE r, formerly kept by Mr.
LocKv eit, and then known by the name of the Old King's Arms
Tavern, but now called
WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL,.
which he has fitted up in an elegant and comfortable style, suited
to the accommodation of Noblemen and their families, Commer-
cial Gentlemen, &c. •
For convenience and elegance the above premises arc avowedly
superior to any in this part of the Kingdom; and T. W. having
aid in a stock of the best %Vines and Liquors, presumes to hope
he shall experience that share of public patronage with which he
has been hitherto honoured, to merit a continuance of which will
be his constant study.
••• A large Room is fittekup purposely for the at.-ommodation
of Gentlemen Travellers, to whom every attention will be pail.
Extensive Coach-houses and Stables, equal to any in the king-
don.—A Hearse, Mourning Coaches, neat Archaise, and able
Hor•ns.—Posting to all parts of the kingdom, at Is. 4d. per mile.
London, England, 1809-10-07

YOUNG FOREST TREES.
TO EE SOI.D, AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,

I.IIV E Hundred Thousand very fine FOREST
and other TREES, now fit to dr.nr, and which are well
worthy the notice of Gentlemen making Plantations, or Persons
who arc in the habit of contracting to lay oaf Ground, as they
have liut a very short Land Carriage to a Cap.], communicating
with all parts of the kingdom.
To view the •l'rees and for Price, &e. apply to Mr. Keenan, at
Warwick Castle.
London, England, 1809-10-07

FROM LLOYD I.IST.

Gatt'rESEND, Oc-r. G.—Arrived the Mentor, Quelch, from St.
Croix ; roster, from Quebec; and the Sicily, Lexington,
from Palermo. Sailed the Maria, Papadopula, for Malta; and
the Ben Loman, for Madeira and Rio Janeiro.

The Jane, of Leith, Capt.TayLon, arrived in Leith
Roads on Tuesday last, from Gottenburgh, which
she left on the 18th ult. The Captain reports, that
there was a rumour of peace with Russia on the 16th;
hut the Russians having insisted on shutting the Swe-
di)h ports against this country, it was said that Swe-
den had ref used upon these terms. Upon the 17th
there was intelligence of a battle having been fought
be;.wixt the Swedes and Russians, in which the Swedes
were successful. About 200 sail of ship/ came down
the Baltic upon the 18th, laden with cargoes for Bri-
tish ports..

The Morning Star cartel arrived at Plymouth on
Wednesday, with four poor women and two children,
late prisoners in France. They had a tedious march
from the interior to the sea coast, ►of 700 miles, and
were in very great distress.

The four missing ...hips of the last homeward-bound
East-India fleet not having arrived, nor any accounts
to be relied on respecting them, great fears are to be
entertained for the safety of most, if not all of them ;
tfe whole fleet having been exposed to a most tremen-
dous hurricane in the latitude of the Mauritius, in which
many ofthe shi p which afterwards arrived were for some
titre in a most perilous situation, some of them having
been upset by the violence of the wind, but fortunately
righted again. The Calcutta, one of the missing ships,
had been seen in the greatest distress, all her masts gone,
having broached-to, and the sea making a fairbreach.
—The Lady Jane Dundas, another of the missing
ships, had experienced, as was supposed, considerable
damage in India, having been ashore for some time
in the Coringa Bay. We understand, that on board
the Lady Jane Dundas were embarked Gen. MiDow-
A Lt., late Commander in Chief on the Madras Esta-
blishment, Lieutenant Colonel CAPPER, late Adjutant
General, and Major Bates. Assistant Adjutant Ge-
neral, all of whom had been suspended from their
situations by the Governor of Madras at the com-
mencement of the late disputes between that Govern-
ment and the military.

Many persons have partook of Thirty, Twenty, and
Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, &c. at HORNSBY and
Co.'s Offices ; but this year the adventurers may reap
the fruits of their chances in au improved way, by
participating of Eighty, Sixty, and Forty Thousand
Pound Prizes, &c. and that in the course of a few hours.
This novel mode of Drawing the Lottery is sane-
tinned and supported by those who were inimical to
Lotteries, because it has a beneficial effect to pro-
mote the real purchasers' chance, and prevont all illi-
cit undertakings. The demand for Tickets and Shares
increases daily,-at the old established State turf
Ofikei of HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cornlrill, and St.
Margaret's Hill, Borough. •
London, England, 1809-10-07

Tills MONTH.

TBIM respectfully reminds the Public, that the
. STATE. LOTTERY not only !MCI NS but riNisirrs cu
Friday the 20th of this month; therefore all who wish to have a
chance to. gain EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the pur=
chase of a single Numb::, must buy ISZFOR r the Drawing begins,
as the whole Lottery, consisting of €20,000 in Prizes, will be de-
cided in ONE DAY.

Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety it his old este-
bli‘lied Offices In London, and by ltia Agents in the Country,
who in 'the late Lotteries have bran remarkably fortunate in
selling and sharing an immense number of Capital Prizes, parti-
cularly the two last £30,000 Prizes, the lag X 25,000 Prize, and
the last Capital Prize ever drawn.
Persons iu the Country may be supplied, the same as if
present, by gendinctheir orders, (post or carriage paid,) accom-
panied with hank notes, good bins, cash, or post offige orders,
to either of his old established Offices,

No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING CROSS, London ;
Where all Business in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity'
aid disparch.j
Please to remark the Brara is the essr Lottery that will be
drawn THIS YEAR.
London, England, 1809-10-07

BRANSCOMB's Lucky LOTTERY,OFFICES
No. 11, HOLBORN, 37, CORNHILL ; likewise at 269
STRAND, and 33, HAYMARKET, St. Jamee's, where the
following Capital Prizes, in the last State Lottery, werg Sold,
Shared and Registered, namely,
The GRAND PRIZE of 1000 TICKETS,
Which produced And since
.021,765; I 14th MARCH, 1808,

Likewise Three
0e20,000,
One
£lO,OOO,
"fwo
£5,000,
One
£lOOO,
With several £5Ol, &e. &c.
All sold is Shares at the

_
Eight
410,000,

103 SHARES,
With seven)
XlO,lOO,
£5,000,
it 1 polo,
£5OO, &e. &e.
above Offices, and where

Tickets and Shares art IiONV lel
proved State Lottery, which will
and consists of only 5000 nu:ohm
is recommended by Sir JA:aLs 13

fling in the present new and :m-
-il be drawn on the gOtk October,
Ts, therefore, an early purchase
ht.tmscoma and Co.
London, England, 1809-10-07

KANSTATT, SEPT. 16.

Within the last ten days some thousands of French
soldiers, including a number of cavalry, have passed
through here on their march from the Rhine towards
Bavaria and Austria. Several large transports of am-
munition are also proceeding from Strasburgh to
Vienna.

On the other hand, some hundreds of Lieutenants,
serjeants, and corporals, are going from Vienna to
Strasburgh, for the purpose, it is said, of drilling fresh
levies.
London, England, 1809-10-07

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 6.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. Came into har-
bour his Majesty's ship ORION; also the KENT and
SURLEY cutters. His Majesty's ship DAUNTLESS takes
•
convoy to Madeira and the coast of Africa.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 6.

This morning arrived the Earl of Leicester packet,
with mails and passengers from Heligoland. Put
back the Lord Duncan packet, which sailed on the
4th instant for Heligoland.
London, England, 1809-10-07

HEAL, PCTOBER 6.

Came down from the River, and sailed•to the
westward, the Pier-re Toussaint, for Hayti ; and
the Helena, for Cadiz.—Arrived the REPULSE, of
74 guns, from Flushing, and sailed immediately for
Portsmouth. Sailed the SPECULATOR hired lugger,
for Flushing ; and HARLEQUIN armed ship, with the
Thames, Thetis, and Royalist, under convoy to
Portsmouth.

Remain in the Downs—Princess of Orange, San Domingo,
Zenobia, Rinaldo, and Roll.—Wind E.

GREENOCK, OCTOBER 4.

Arrived on Monday the Surprise, Ross, from the
Havannah—sailed thence 15.1 th August, in company
with the Governor Wentworth, —, hound to Li-
verpool. Spoke no vessels on the passage.—Arrived
on Sunday the Admiral Nelson, Ytn.z., from Cadiz, in
four weeks. On the 10th ult. in lat. 37. 14. long.
15. 5. spoke the ship Indian Trader, of and from Li-
verpool, for St. Kitt's, all well. The Recovery, SO4
MERSALL, from Clyde to Newfoundland, \Vas spoken
on the Ilth ult. in lat. 53. 53. icmg. 27. 0. W. out 14
days, all well.
London, England, 1809-03-13

LITERARY NOTICE.

THE Public are respectfully acquainted that Mr.
PORTER's TRAVELS in RUSSIA and SWEDEN, were
this day delivered to the Booksellers, of whom they may be had
in two elegant Volumes, Royal Quarto, embellished by numerous
Engravings, plain and coloured, after Drawings by the Author.
Bridge-street, March 13, .809.

• NEW MUSIC.
Just published by Messrs. Goulding, Phipps, D'Almaine and Co.
124, New Bond-street ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin,
‘VOELFL's celebrated Cuckoo Concerto for the
• Piano Forte. price 6s. with accompaniments for a full band,
price Bs.—A third grand Duett for two performers on the Piano
Forte, with accompaniments for a Flute or Violin, composed and
dedicated to Mr. Neate,by J. Woelil, price 7s. 6d.—The Marches
and Melo-Dramatic Music in the Exile, arranged for two Per-
formers on the Piano-Forte, with accompaniments; composed by
J. Mazzinghi, price sa.—Un moment de Loisir, pour le Piano-
Forte, avcc un accompaignement de Flute, by L. Von Each, price
‘2s. -Divertisement Turque; avec l'lntroducdon de la favorite
Fandango Variee, composed for the Piano Forte by L. Von Esch,
price Ss. 6d. Twenty Sona-inas fur the Piano-Forte, from the
works of Handel, Mozart, Pleyel and Clementi, calculated to
promote the improvemert of young beginners, selected and ar►
ranged by Thomas Tomlins, of Shrewsbury, price Ss.
As above may be bad single, the whole of the Songs. &e. from
the favourite Operas of the Exile and St. Quintin ; composed by
.1. Mar zinglii, and Mr. Hook.
London, England, 1809-03-13

TRURO, MARCH ii.

A cutter from America arrived in the Mount's-b:y
on Saturday last, and landed a Messe:lger said to be
charged with dispatches of great commercial impor-
tance, but the particulars have not transpired. No
communication was permitted with the shore ; the
centinel on board repeatedly threatening to fire into
the Custom-hOuse boat. Two coasting vessels Isere,
on the ith instant, taken off the Deadman, by a
French lugger. The crew of one of the captured
vessels escaped on shore at the Deadman siLnal sta-
tion. 'Ole Good Intent, LEFEVREI from Waterford
•for Lisbon, struck on the Woolpack rock, Scilly, and
filled. Part of the cargo is lost, but the vessel. has
been towed into St. Mary's.
London, England, 1809-03-13

ORDNANCE OFFICE, ilot.zreh 8, 1809
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mit-
- JESTrt. OADNANC E, dole:*
,Tive N4ise,

That Proposals wilLbe.received at thdr Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Friday thqs_tjth instant, from such Perrsocs as may be
willing to under ake the Supply of Forage for tile. Ordnance
Horses sta'lieued in the following Districts, v:z.
North tritain 'South Wes, including Ports.
Northern • • mouth, Isle of Wight, and

Yegiothire Christchurch
Eastern, exelsiveof Watley Western
Southern exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, with its Denpan
him

d_•ncies
.Vv'arley and Chatham '
For a period of. six months from the isr of April next.

Ile Forage to pe fu{niNhed.in tatioas to consist, as hereafter
nay (Font time to time be required, either of
lab% of Oats or of 71bs. of Oats
ICl's. of Hay 14Ibs. of Hay '
• Bibs. of Strtw . • • Bibs. of Straw

And must be,delivered at the respective stations at the expersce of
the Contractor. who is also to furnish such gorses wit!' 64ts at
Sibs. per ration, as may be baletted within the District for which
he Contracts.

The Propocals may be delivered separately or jointly for etch
District, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the
Stable Dung, that, (twin g the period of bis contract, may aceu-
mulat•~, making an allowance for the same after the rate of
per Horse per week.

Firrther particulars filaYbe known upon 'aprlleation to the °M-
eans Commanding the Rbyal Artillery in each Dittriet ; and also
at the Secretary's °like, in Pall-Mall •afine*dd, any day be-
tween the hours of.ten and fotnto'clock, where the Proposals are
tobe delivered, sealed Up and endorsed, " Propoials for the
Supply of For.ige ;" but no Proposal cm be admitted' after the
paid 17th day of March Instant, at twelve o'cl >ct at noon of the
same:day„nefther wal amp:render be notimxl-uniess the party
maki it; or an Ascot in bil.behalf shall attend.
Ly prilef of _ &priory.
London, England, 1809-03-13

DOVER, MARCH 12.

Came in the Ocean transport, with stores, from
Vigo, last from Portsmouth, bound to Woolwich, and
a number of coasters, bound to the Eastward, wind-
bound. His Majesty's ship CHEROKEE has sent in
here the schooner la Jeune Emma, belonging to Dun-
kirk, which she cut out from under the batteries near
there : the schooner was formerly an English one—
is laden with coals, bound to the Westward ; she un-
fortunately, in coming for the harbour last night, got
on shore on the bar, and the wind blowing hard from
the Eastward this morning, with a heavy sea, forced
her against the Pier Head, and drove her larboard
quarter in and did her other damage.—Wind E.

DEAL,MARCH 11.

Arrived the Humber armed ship, with convoy
from Falmouth. Sailed the Plymouth naval trans.
port ter the River. The Court-martial on the Ho.
nourable Captain DUNDAS, of the Euryalus, is not
yet closed.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Stately, tor the Zeidrenntst, captured August 3, 180",
will be recslledson Tuesdays and Fridays, at No. 23, Norfolk.
street, Strand.

The Constant, for seven vessel; taken between May 4,1804,
and August 8, 1803, will be paid on board on Saturday, and re-
called at No. 18, Cletnert's Inn, on Mondays and Thursdays.
The Princess, for the Prochuls, captured April 13, 1806, and
the Racehorse, for l'Amiral Gantheaume, March 2, 1808, will
be paid can Saturday, at No. 11, Cecil-street, avid there recalled.
The Nassau_, for the Christian Frederick, captured March 22,
1808; Jonge Bertels, April 8,1806; Industrie, April 29, 1808;
Vissery, Aprill".3, 1806, and Haabet Anker, April 29,1808. The
Lion, for 14 Pcciprocite, Dec. 27,1807; and the Jackall, for the
Print: Henrick, April 12, 4806, will be paid an the 22d instant,
at No. 9, New Broad-street, and there recalled on Wednesdays
and Thursdays':
The Bruin.; for the Afien and Pliaabeth, captured Feb. 25,
1808 ; and the BaStlitk and Urgent, for the Mercurius, April 8,
1806. will be paid on board, on their iwrival, and recalled at
Ni. 9, New Bread-street.
'1 he Narcissus, Int the Del Rdsario, Nuv. 7, 1801; the Hen.
rea, and Seri Rcs trna, April ;3, 1 ey4, w:11 Le p tid at No. 6,
Stsnbore•strett;Strard, on Monday mitt, and there r.callad

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London, England, 1809-03-13

HILTON PARK.
1,0. BE LET, ready furnished; from year to year,
HILTON HALL, near Wolverhainpton in the Comity
of Stafford, with about Fifteen Acres of Land, besides the Gar-
dens. This place is fit for the recepnoa of any Nobleman or
Gentleman's Family. The Park, Gardens, and Plantations,. are
braudful, and the drives V.id delightfolli. through the Woods
for many miles. The Manors which will be attached to the said
historian House are very extensive, and the Game thereon is in
great abundance.
Possession may he had on the Ist day of May next ; and for
further particulars, and permission tb view the House, Gardens,
and Premises,, apply- w Mr. Corser, -Attorney, it his Office,
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
London, England, 1809-03-13

' .

GEMENT OF Alas,
COMMERCE.
.1,111. MARCY 10, 1209.
,ECTION of OFFICERS,
rs of the Society, will be
edaesday the 224:1 instant;
forenoon, and to close at two

Jf the SOCIETY will be
in the Strand, on the same
ny of the Members, and
btroduce, is requested.
be provided for, Gentlemen
before Saturday the 18th inst.
and Anchor, where they
rhich includes the whole

President, in the Chair.

Id, F. R. and A. S.
F. R. and A. S.
A. S.

and F. R, S.
A. &
and L. L. D.

Aid A. S.
.lain.

John Chambers, Esq. B. Neale, Esq.
Rev. W. Cockburn, M. A. George Smart, Esq.
J. Christian Curwen, M. P. James Sutton, Esq.
George Eves, Esq. Thomas Smith, Esq.
Charles Kent, Esq. John Pike, Esq.
senj. Le Mesurler, Esq. Henry Winchester, Esq.
By Order, CHARLES TAYLOR, M.D. Sec.
N. B. The Dinner to be on Table at Five o'Clock precisely, and
no Collection to be made.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause, Smith against Lord Somers, the
Creditors, Legatets, and Annuitants, of ELIZABETH COCKS,
late of Gloucester Place, in the County of Middlesex, Spinster,
deceased (who died in the month of May, 11=08) are forthwith
to come.in and prove their Debts, and claim their Legacies and
Annuities, before John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the
said Court, at his Office in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-
lane, London; or in default thereof they will be excluded the
benefit of the said Decree.

. -
WALDO v. CALEY.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Canse of WALDo against CAL EY and
others, the Creditors of PETER WALDO,formerly of Mitcham,
in the County of Surrey, and late of Wortirg, in the County of
Southampton, Esq. deceased, who died on or about the 7th day
of January, 1808, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts
before Charles Thompson, Esq. one of the Masters of the said
Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-
lane, London; or in default thereof they will be excluded the
benefit of the said Decree.

\n: .
ri
SOCIETY FOR THE ENCIOURAGI
ISANUFAC LURES, AND C
ADEL
TIE ANNUAL ELECTIO
ecording to the Rules and Orders
In the Great Room of the Society on We
the Ballot to begin at eleven in the forent
k the afternoon precisely.
The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of
held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern it
day, when the honour of the compare
such Friends as they may choose to intro
• in order to ascertain the number to be
are desired to send for Tickets on or befo
to the Society's House, or to the Crown
'nay be had at Fifteen Shillings each, wl
Atipence.
. His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK,
VICE-PRESIDENT:
William Henry, Duke of Portland,
Hugh, Duke of Northumberland, 1
Jacob, Earl of Radnor, F. R. and
Charles, Earl of Romney, F. R. S.
George, Earl of Dartmouth, K. G.
Hon. Robert Clifford, F. R. and A
Sir William Dolben, Bart. M. P. a
Sir Robert Peel, But. M. P.
Sir Watkin Lewes, Knt.
Thomas Pitt, Esq. F. A. S.
Caleb Whitefoord, Esq. F. R. and
Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain.
Nathaniel Conant, Esq.
Richard Powell, M. D.
STZWAR DC.
John Chambers, Esq. P. B
Rev. W. Cockburn, M. A. Geo
J. Christian Curwen, M. P. Jam
George Eves, Esq. Tho
Charles Kent, Esq. Joh]
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London, England, 1809-03-13

YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING.

FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE. at EAST HARLSEY,
TITHE FREE and LAND TA►X REDEEMED.

In August or September next will be SOLD by AUCTION (un-
less previoully disposed of by Private Contract),
THE- MANOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed
MANOR or LORDSHIP of r EAST HARLSLY, in the
' North Riding of the County of 'York, with Rights, Royalties.
Members, and Appurtenances thereof, and all that capital Met-
soap orMansien House in East Harlsey, late the Residence of
Sir Alexander Ramsay Irvine, X•rt. deceased; and now occupied
by the Rev. William Dent, whh good Stabling, Coach-licusts,
Dove Cote, and other suitable o.it-biiildings attached and de-
. tached ; and also two very productive Gardens walled round, cou-
taining ne,rly two Acres well stoked with choice Fruit-trees,
and in which there are two Hot .houses, together with a very va-
luable and truly desirable Tithe-free Estate, situate at East Hul-
sey aforesaid, consisting of several compact Faints, Lands, Dwel-
ling Houses, Cintages, and Garth. containing in the whole 900
1 Acres or thereabouts. The Church Living which arises out of
Lands not In the Township of Harlsey, but in o:lter adjoining
StiiTownships, 15 in the gift of the Proprietor of this Estate. The
particulars of wide% will be advertised in due time, and applica-
tions relative thereto, may in the interim be mule to Dr. Coventry,
ckity,'Editiburgh ; A. Fraser, El Nev:-square, I.bscoln's Inn,
LogjdonA or to Mr. Walton, at the Regiser ()Stoat* North Al-
lawn, ail of unborn will shew Plans of the Estate.
London, England, 1809-01-21

. PrORTSEA ISLAND WATER-WQRKS.
To be eonspletts4 under * amtisorlty..of ea At; of Parliament
passed, for ";SapPlying.theTown of 'Portsmouth, tbedarri-
son, the Public Offices, the Wiping; anti Parts adjacent with
;900 and, wholisome Water,"
Tlyit Board of Managers of the PORTSEA
4 - ISLAND WATER-WORKS COMPANY having re-
sealed, that the Capital of £60,0110 should Me inunedia/ely com-
pleted; 'that the Act may be earried intu effect with all possible
dispatt.h, do hereby give Notice, that Subscriptions for that pull-
pose wilt he received at the Conipany's OfUcc(l, No, 8, Bucklers-
bury, Londcin, and St. GOorge's-square, Portsea ; also at Messrs.
iliinkey'a and Co. Fencburch-street, Bankers to the Company.
Parties* Island Water-Worts Office, JOHN TAYLOR,
8, Bucklersbury, Jan. 10, 1809. Secretary.
The Shares are XI Om each, to be paid by Instalments of £lO
per Share, with an interval of at least One Month between the
pa`yment of etch • Instalment. £ls* per Share to be raid at the
time dr Subccribing, being a Deposit of 5 per Cent. and the first
payineot of ibier Cent. en eachhhare.
N. B, Every information relative to the Company Tuy be bad:
at ti ciollice frosts eleven till three o'clock each (lay. ,
London, England, 1809-01-21

cASHIONABLt DAVCING, by Mr. ALLEN
privandy.tanght„ at Wo. 19, Sberrard-street, Goldenosqllgre.
to Latraes and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishinent, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLates
system of. teaching is expreSsly studied for those to whotri it is an
*fret to acquire lissily diet fashionable requisite for genteel so-
ciety expeditiously, privately, and in a superior: style of grace and
elegance.--Those who do not want private teaching, may learn
at a small esunee,_vasata respectable set of Pupils, on the public
teaching evenings. " Professors or ',aiming iangin cne most elegant
fancy Dances, and all the superior parts of the proflision.
• Mr. Alien's tint Ball will be in the third Week in Jinuary.
London, England, 1809-01-21

SPAIN.

The NONPAREIL schooner, Ada left Calm ant*
Sit inst. is reported to have brought intelligence that
the Sr aniardshad been defeated in a battle before
Barcelona. Letters from Alicant of the 24th Ult.
and from Taragona of the 19th, mention the same
fact, and add that the siege had in consequence been
raised. This intelligence is however doubted.
London, England, 1809-01-21

TQ TIE LADXS, O EURcfPg.

UASSAN's TURKISH SPECIFIC for. remov,
Mg SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from.the FACE, NECK,
ARMS, &c. and for improving the COMPLEXION.—Amidst
that dreadful confusion in the Marini, and artiong the women,
occasioned by the massacre of the unfortunate Selitn Zayda
Hassan was so happy as to gain possession (at the risk other life)
of this invaluable secret, which by the Ttirkish ladies, on aecount
of their style of dress, and the manner is which the face and neck
are exposed, is held in the higlirst 'estimation. All, others Must
be spurious. To prevent the possibility of-iMposition, Ladies are
requested to observe l that each bottle is signed Z. Hassan, in the
Proprietor's handwriting, to itnitate which lifelony.-4rice three
shillings and sixpence the bottle.
Zayda Hassan heing.unacquainted with the Englishlauguage) has
appointed Messrs. Shit* and Edwards, N 0.65; Church
yard; Messrs. Dicey and 'Sutton, Flow Churchyard ; Mr. gum,
Ne. ISO, Oxford-street ; Mr. Butler, No. 5, Cheariside , Mr.
Ileyry, perfumer. No. 1.7,V•ree14-street, Soho ; aqd. Messrs, Hqn-
dne and Son, No.l3,l4iebbosnefilleets Plivstr/qi :bY whom !•ar.
tles null depend upon belch; supplied With the depligijeY_ genuine.
(post paid) incliningtits anuinnt for i alitEte.hdetle, or
hrger quantity; will be punctually *edited.

ICXTAIsrrED. to PURCHASE,. an ESTATE. of
12.114tRrfAliCtio Possessionof the Value of from 30
to At 35009, in one of the Midland Cosinties.Any' Person
r,_ rittit_ich* Rstate to dispose. of, is retinestid to transmit
'II' of the same to Mr. Robert Greares, Solicitor, in
I.lielia9c7Ot
London, England, 1809-01-21

. . .
XS. R. GOIJLD's EMY, at WELLIIsIG,
"TA In KENT, ten miles. froM London, ott the, hill mid to
Dartford and Raheiter, will open on the 30th instant.
English GraMmat, Latin, and Greek Languages, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geogistihy, Use of the Globes, 14 i stem y, Book-keeping-,
Mathematics, Trigonometry, Navigation, and. Mensuration, with
Board and Washing, 'fhirty-five G tans.
The most approved Masters in dug, Drawing, Music, and
French, en the usual terms.
Apply for further particulars to r. tinderdown, 144*er, tear
the New Church, Sttattd. • •
London, England, 1809-01-21

By the same vessel aelounts have beeit received
which we hope will prove correct—that the Central
Junta, having received advice of BONAPARTE having
marched. he principal part of his force from Madrid,
against the British army, dispatched orders to the
Duke d'llTrAlvramo and the Marquis de PALACIOS, to
march with the whole of the Spanish troops in that
part of the country, to attack the force left at Madrid.
It is added, that the Spanish armiei, formidably re-
inforced by new levies, had already made consider-
able progress towards the capital, and the most sint
Vint? hopes were entertained of the suceess .of the
Vi e• .
A postscript to one of the letters received by this
ciffeneyance, states the death of the venerable Count
FLORIDA BLANDA, President of the Central Junta,
and that he had been succeeded in his important office
by a Noble of great vigour, and acknowledged talents
and capacity.
Some advice has at length- been received of Mr.
MCRPHY, partner in the respectable house of MURPHY
an i GORDON, in the City. It appears that he.had
been taken by the French, and sent prisoner to Bayonne,
where, we are happy to hear, he was in good health,
and_by no means ill-treated by the enemy.
. W have this day received Corunna papers to the
10th hist. which enable us lay some farther particulais
before the public, respecting
SIR JOHN MOORE's ARMY.
By the subjoined Proclamation of the Supreme
Council-of COrunna, published in the Corunna Diary
-of the 9th just. we are informed of someskirmishing
between our cavalry and the advanced guard of the
, enemy, so late as the 6th inst. at about the distance cf
a leugue from Lop. Our cavalry acquitted, themselves
with the sante distinguished gallantry as in the skir-
mish with General LEFEBVRE. The enemy retired,
and Sir JOHN Moona seems to have then continued
his retreat towards Corunna, where the proper autho-
rities were making preparations to repel the enemy.

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London, England, 1809-01-21

LATER, ACCOUNTS.

•

Since writing the above we have received, by ex-
press from Exeter, accounts which we have 'every
reason to believe will prove correct, and which cannot
but prove highly acceptable to the Public, after the
fears that have been entertained for the safety of our
countrymen, threatened with being attacked by such
fearful odds.—We shall offer no remarks on the in-
telligence, but satisfy ourselves with laying our cor-
respondent's letter before our readers, in the hope
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