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London, England, 1810-11-17

TARRAGONA, OCTOBER 9.

Extract df a Letter from the Marquis de Campo Verde, to the
General in Chief, containing the details of the victory gained

in the plains of the Cerdana on the 29th of September.

Having received information that the enemy
had a force of 1500 men, with two pieces of artillery
at Puigcerda, the Marquis marched against them on
the '2Bth of September ; but, on arriving near Puig-
cerda, he learnt from his small parties that the enemy
had marched from that town and gone towards Mon-
luis. On this he ordered that the cavalry should ad-
vance at full gallop, and should keep• the enemy in
play till the infantry came up. The enemy retired,
pursued by our hussars, who annoyed them by con-
stant skirmishes, and took up a position on the ascent
of the Percha, reinforced by 500 men who had march-
ed from Monluis. In this position, notwithstanding
its very favourable nature, they were attacked with
the greatest ardour by our troops ; our corps advan-
ced with the greatest emulation against the enemy,
who, threatened on all sides, and attacked by the
bayonet, gave way and abandoned their artillery,
which was taken possession of by the brave 2d batta-
lion of Almeria. Their complete dispersion followed,
and our brave troops, net satisfied with seeing the
field of battle covered with the dead bodies of the
enemy, even advanced under the walls of Monluis."
—The Marquis adds, that on this occasion the troops
fully did their duty. Both cavalry and infantry dis-
puted the glory of being the first to attack the ene-
my ; so that no one corps could be said to have dis-
tinguished itself more than another.
Our loss in wounded of the regiment of Almeria,
is Captain Juan Blanc, and 22 serjeants, corporals,
and privates, besides six killeil ; D. Felipe Faster,
Captain of the battalion of Palma, was severely
wounded, besides three soldiers of than corps, and
one killed ; one Captain of the volunteers of Tarra-
gona, and eight men wounded ; D. Ramon Borras,
Sub-Lieutenant of the regiment of Almeria, and 16 ,
privates wounded, besides one killed ; of the Royal
hussars of Granada, Don Jose Nieto and ere soldier'
wounded, three horses killed or wounded. The corps
of Hiberia, Gerona, and the 2d of Arragon have not
suffered any less.
The enemy left more than 500 killed on the field
of battle— one Captain, one Lieutenant, and 66 men
were made prisoners. The number of prisoners is
small, in consequence of the trick which they played
off on two o,ceasions on our troops - for Having made
the signal of surrender, they opened a fire upon our
men when they advanced to take possession of them.
The aboveactionwas fought within therrench terr'tory.

SEAUF.I.4, OCTNCIER tl.
They write from Elche on the sd, that Blake was
in.that neighbourhqia with 730,000 men: and dui
late* news from Catalonia positively asserts, 'that
McDonald has been entirely defeated. Three bun-
dred and fifty French int:miry, and two hundred and
fifty cavalry, being a detachment from Cordova, en-
tered. Almaden. Some onion of Mir's party is at
present in Talarrubias; another near the same spot.—
in this town we have Lasas's party.
London, England, 1810-11-17

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

CASTROPOL (in the Asturias), OCT. 16.

The division of Bonnet, which at the commence-
ment of this year cpnsisted of 15,000 men, is now re-
duced to between 6 and 7,000. The Asturians have
nearly the same force; but besides this, they reckon
upon 4 or 5,000 men from Galicia, who are come as
auxiliaries to drive the Vandals from that principa-
lity. The armed peasants with equal courage fight
against the enemy.,
London, England, 1810-11-17

rwsLEr, NOVEMBER 14:

Tt is now ascertained that 84 persons perished by
the oversetting of the Canal boat, as mentioned in a
former letter, of whom 18 were below ten years of
age,"49 from ten to 20 years, and 17 above 20 years
of age ! One painful aggravation of our distress is,
that the sufferers though mostly young, were the
chief supports of many families ; they were the more
diligent and steady part of Our youth, who were
countenanced by their parents, and allowed a fatal
holiday as a reward of their industry. A subscrip-
tion is on foot here to assist each•particular ease that
may require aid, and the neighbouring places are
requested to join in it ;—and indeed the poor parents
need pecuniary aid at the present moment ; for the
wages paid to our poor weavers, arc very low at this
time, owing to the general pressure on our trade ;
nor can any of them have SO much 'laid up as to
cover even- the funeral espences of their relatives.
IV Should the perusal of this tile of woe induce
any of our Readers to wish to alleviate, a little, the
distress of the survivors, by a pecuniary aid, any do-
nation which they may send, directed to the Enrroit
of the S ran, No. 1, Cary-street, will be forwarded
to the Magistrates of Paisley. •

LAW Pv7:4

COURT Of Klatd, BENCH, Nov. 13.
Lord ELLEVIWROCGII taking his seat, he directed
the order relative to bail which he had mentioned a
fcty days since, to he Tea'. It declared, that when
the debt exceeded one thousand pounds, the bail
should not be held to justify in more than one thou-
sand pounds above the debt.
His Lordship also granted the rule applied for
Richard
by Mr. WARREN, in the case of •the Rev.
Richard Povab.
London, England, 1810-11-17

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

" In consequence of an attempt, which, however,
proved abortive, of the French to cross the Tagus,
General Fane, with several thousand men, principally
cavalry, was sent over the river to join the Portu-
guese on that side, who consist of 311000, with a
view to frustrate the future endeavours of the enemy.
The gun-boats have also gone up the river, and are
new lying there for the same object. 0 n the south,
side of the Tagus, opposite the French army, batteries
have been erected by the Portuguese militia and pea-
santry, mounting nearly 100 pieces of cannon, which
with the troops there, and the assistance of the flotilla,
will be sufficient to repel any attempt to force the
passage."

ANOTHER

DATE.

a We have been informed on respectable authority,
that Victor, who was at Seville' and before Cadiz,l
has broken up with his army of from 12 to 14,000
men, and is now on the road to the Province of
Alentejo.
a We are assuretif; from people who have the best
means of judging,.-that Massena's army does not
amount to 60,000 men, and that among those are
many sick lrom.fatigue, and the want of wholesome
provisions. Oqr troops continue in the Most perfect
health. do not.suppose in the whole army there
are 200 sick, cvsepA ironscasualties. If Massena does
, not make his rad*. quickly, he will In obliged to
fight, he battle,imder ski ,disadvantages as will ren.
dcr the result a matter of certainty.",
London, England, 1810-11-17

W. MARTINS GRAND CITY LOTTERY OFFICE,
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by the PROPRItTORE to Sell TICKETS and SHARES
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W. M. begs to inform his Friends and the ?oldie ht general,
that he has a variety ef Tickets and Shares now on sale, and re-
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A Ticket.-- ...... ifd 13s.

A 4 151 I Eighth 4
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dispatch.
W. MARTIN think! it ne:essary to inform his Friends, that he
continues to sell and deliver all sorts of New papers at an early
hour in town, and for Wards them with tlw greatest regularity to
all parts of the tinned Kingdom, postage fres.

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London, England, 1810-11-28

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMIIEit 17.

Arrived the OWEN GLENDOWER from the coast of
Portugal, (another letter says Lisbon,) and is put
cinder quarantine ; the PERSIAN gun-brig, Goal the
coast of Spain • and the CONNAUGHT min of war,
from Plymouth.— Sailed his Majesty's ship •TIIRA.
CIAN, on a mire; GALATEA and DEftt'ENT, with
the fleet for Lisbon and the Mediterranean ; and his
Majesty's ships NAIAD, MALABAR, HYAINA, and Dt•
LIGENce, with the outward-bound West-India fleet,
from Spithead.—The wind is now about East, and
has blown fresh all day.—No particular dame was
done yesterday, during the gale.
DEAL, NOVEMBER rt.
Arrived the RINALDO sloop of war, from I cruise.
—Wind E.S.E.

' • His Mpielt)'s ship Asuu Tenet*.
&rpresib• es, 1910.
4, We have just detained a ship and schooner, under
Spanish colours, but having English owners ; they
have been to Corce, to purchas• slaves; hut the Go-
vernor there, on finding that they 'were English ves-
sels, and knov.ing the trade to be illegal, wired their
papers ; the vessels escaped and we have caught them.
I suppose they were destined to some of our West-
India Islands, could they have succeeded in pinch*.
sing the slaves. The vessels belong to a Mr.
merchant, of Liverpool. They are sore ui be con•
demned to us, though it is still persisted in that they
are Spanish property."
London, England, 1810-11-28

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London, England, 1810-11-28

NAVAL IAY'ELLIGENCA

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svhe following has been- transmitted from the Ad.
miralty to I.,lotd's:—.A letter from Captsin Dot,
LING, of bis Majesty's ship BkAGLR, dated off Bou-
logne, 21$) November, states, that rt day light that
morning, Etaples bearing S. S. E. four or five leagues,
he observed a sloop in the E. N. E. standing direct
kr Boulogne, that he immediately stood after hero
andeftf-htearding, found it was the Nancy, from
Shoreham, bound to Thurso: the Master conceived
himself well neer to the English shore, and the Lend
in sight, he took for the English coasts Had not the
BEAGLE fallen in with the Nancy, she would have ran
into the Bay of Boulogne, whore twelve privateers
were at that time lying.

CHERBURGII. NOVEMBER it.

It is reported thit a huge English three masted
ship apparently laden with sugar and coffee, is lost
under the batteries of Retauvelle, near Barfleur.

PLYMOUTH, NO'/EMBER 26.
The Britannia hired cutter arrived late Last night
from Cadiz. Arrived the Dute of Marlborough
packet from Lisbon, last from Fdmouth. Sailed the
THRACIAN 18 guns, on a cruize. Went out of Har-
bour to the Spam!, la Runs frigate. Came itp Har-
bour, the WHITEY° schooner. A private belonging
to the Nottingham militia, wife) had been doing duty
in the Dock-yard, was relieved about four o'clock
this morning ; when, in Walking of kis post, he miss.
ed his path, and fell into the Southehantel, where he
was nnfortunately drowned: the body remained an
hour under water, before it was got out.
London, England, 1810-11-28

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIOI4f.

-The Rev. Thomas Huntingford, Felin* of New College, Or-
ford, and Private Tutor to the Marquis of Carmarthen, dint
son of the Duke of Leeds, is presented to the Vicarage of Kerns.
ford, Olotseest rrsli i re, vacant by the death of the Rev. idr.Rcskecy,
London, England, 1810-11-28

Speedily will be published,
By A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and Constable, Hunter,
Park and Hunter, 10, Ludgate-street, London,
I. A4ETRICAL ROMANCES of the Thirteenth,
rourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries Published from
ancient hlantiscripse, and illustrated by an Introduction, Notes,
*id a Glossary. By HENRY \VLIZR, Esq. In three volumes
Post octavo,

..• The present publication is intended to comprehend the
Utost valuable of those Romances which have not yet been sub-
Lniiied to the public. 'l'be Life of Alexander, attributed. by
Warren to Adam Davie, and strongly recommended by him for.
publication, will form the first article, and will be followed by
Rich rd Ccour sit Lion, which, besides its very considerable
poetical merit, must excite a strong national interest; and by
*tilers, selected for the beauty of thy tale, or some eircum-
„r4nces rendering them curious; among which a few Comical
_,nomances will be found. To the Introduction, the Editor, at
Itie request of several Gentlemen most anxious or the publics
It on, has subjoined a summary account of the German early
Poetry and Rotnanie; a subject of high interest, but, as yet, en-
tirely unknown to this nation, and but little cnltivated on the
'l43linent. If the present publication should meet with the en-
eberagement, Which the importance of this species or composi-
tion in the history of English poetry deserves, a 'continuation,
"'Prising those excluded &mai this selection., on account of kr
hunted extent,- will be published.
2. Tbi• Dramatic Works' of John Pord; with an Introduction
and. Explanatory, notes. sy, liens-ylifeber, Esq. In It.vols Avo.
.* l his author was 'coeval with Fletcher and Messinger,
and others who succeeded Shaksptare. Ht imitated the latter
vi Ith a success sufficient to provoke the envy of Ben Johnson,
and to excite great admiration frets his contemporaries. Not-.
withstanding they great merit; his plays have never, with the
Intptioit of two, been reprinted; and are new, ter. the first time,
eellectedin a uniform edition,
•
London, England, 1810-11-28

EAST-INDIA-HOUSE, Nov. 24, 1810.
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the United
COMPANY .f MERC:IANTS ifIINGL. AND, trading
to the BAST-INDIES; elo hereby give "gift,
That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on
Friday the 30th instant, from such Persons as may bo.willing to
supply the Company this season with a number of Ha statues:4
with Cturs.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen, and further par-
ticulars knows, at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee, at
this House.
The Tenders to be delivered to the said Clerk to the Commit..
tee, at or before eleven o'clock in the ferenoon, on the above
day, beyond which hour not any Tender will be received.
London, England, 1810-04-06

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of the people, that such
exist. It was•also a 1
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concluded by express;
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'Mat eloquence, argued in favour of the inotion,-andf
contended that the relief of the Catholics was a ques-
tion independent of their hierarchy, and required only
that they should be put in possession of certain civil
privileges.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, after some ob-
servations on the general principle, objected to going
into the Committee, because it could lead to no prac-
tical good, and it would be worse to reject the prayer
of the Catholics after going into a Committee than in
the present state 61 things.
Sir G. SEBRIGHT supported the motion.
Lord G. GRENVILLE defended a passage of the
letter of Lord Grenville which had been adverted to.
Mr. P. MOORE made some observation, but the
cry for the Question was so great, that he could not
Ibe heard in the Gallery.
Mr. G RATTAN rose to reply about three o'clock,
and. in a speech,that was listened to with the most
profound attention, adverted to the several objections
that had been offered to his motion. He approved
of the conduct of the late Ministers who had aban-
doned the Catholic military question; because they
saw they could not carry it, and who had ultimately
relinquished their places, because they could not hold
them consistently with their principles. He passed
a high eulogium on the late Duke of Bedford, and
in animadverting on the policy of the present Minis.
ters, observed, that a recruiting serjeant had more
understanding, with less divinity, and did not scru-
ple to fill up his ranks with men fit for the service,
whatever might be their religious creed.
The House then divided, Ayes 109—Noes 213
Majority against the Catholics 104. —Adjourhad at
half past four o'Clock.
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Li:mediate posse'ssion may he had. To be viewed.
Printed Particulars may be had on the Pr mists; also at the
Ahercorn Arms, Stanmore ; King's Head, Harrow; at Garra.
way's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, AlJersgate-
street. •
London, England, 1810-06-02

CAPI I'AL ESTATE, MANSION-HOUSE, and MANOR, in
mor:mounisrintE.
Dy Mem& SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,

On Wednesday, June 20rh, at 1.2 o dock, at Garraway's Coffee-
bouse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, ki One Lot, (unless
previously disposed of by Private Contract), •
AVALUABLE and very Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situate in the parishes of Llangauock juxta Ush,
and Llandewy Rhytherch, a beautiful part of the county, in the
Vale of Tisk, bordering tan a river so) famous for its salmon,
within four miles of the market town of Abergavenny, and di-
vided by the high mail road from Monmouth, Chepstow, and
llsk; consisting of the Manor of Llangartoek Coed Morgan, a
Vansion-House, OtEces, and .ttildry Farms, containing near 9( 0
Acrt s (statute mea,ttre) of Meadow, Pasture, Ar.lble, and Wood,
Lands, and capital Orcharding, with Farm-houses, and sui:able
Buildings; lying exceedingly conipact, capable of great improve-
ments, with a c•insfd..rable growth of young Timber. princ;pally
Oak. The Mansion-house, Densc,ne Land, and Home Farm,
contairiiniz 5.10 Acres, in the occupation of Thomas James, wiles.:
term expires at Christmas next, the remainder let to Messrs.
Davies, Lloyd, Pritchard, George, and Daniel, on short leases ;
the present rental only aft 24 per aaoum, which may be consi-
derably increased as the leases fall in. The greater part of the
Est rite is subject only to a modus ir. lieu of tithe-hay, seeds, oral
other small tithes.

To it,- vis wed by applying to the Tenants, of whom printed
1.- icuiars clay be had; also of Mr. Daviis, Sum: yor, Cria-
howeli; az the Arse!, At)ereavenny ; Bealifort Arms, Monmouth ;
Mr. Lucas, Cardigan ; Mr. Hughes, • Cheleenhinn ; Mr. Dutch,
printer, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwell, printer, Bath; Mr. Walker,
printer, Gi:weestcr ; Mr liddows, printer, Shrewsbury ; Mr.
Wright, pinto-, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucis, Esq. Bark ;
and at i;arytway's.—Particolars, and also tile price of the Estate
by Private Cirnract, of Messrs. Gabb and Son, Solicitors, Aber-
gavenry ; Messrs. Lambert and Sims, Solicitors, Hatton-garden;
and pf Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Fcrrest, Aldersgate-street,
London, where plans may be seen.
London, England, 1810-04-30

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—VALUABLE FARM.
TO BE SOLD BY ATJCTION,
By Mr. WHITE, cf Colford,
At the Bell Inn, at Frampton-upon-Severn, on Wednesday the
16th day of May next, between the hours of 'Three and Five
in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be then

produced,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
Free, Land-Tax of the principal part redeemed, late the
property of Mr. Henry Carter, deceased, eligibly situated in the
populous and flourishing parish of Arlingham, in this County,
through which the road to the intended Tunnel under the River
Severn passes; and consisting of a newly-erected ana commodious
Messuage or Farm-House, Barns, Stables, Yards, and requisite
Out-buildings, and 100 Acres and upwards of rich Arable, Mea-
dow, and Pasture Land, and prime Orcharding ; which will be
put up together, or in the Lots hereunder mentioned, as may be
agreed at the time of Sale,
Lot 1. The Farm House, Yards, Gardens, and Buildings be-
longing, together with Three. Cottages, near thereto, and the
following Lands: A. it. P
Four Indosures of rich Pasture, planted with choice
Cider Fruit Trees, now in their prime, containing to-
gether - - -

14 0 0
London, England, 1810-04-30

FROM SATURDAY.NIGPIT'S GAZETTE.

I

I

CROWN OFFICE, APRIL 28.
MEMBER RETUENEP TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.
Borough of Callington.
William Stephen Povutz, of IVtidghant House, in the County of
Berk, aid Cow.!) ay Park, in the County of Sussex, Esq. in
the room of Thomas Carter, Esq. who has accepted the Chil-
tern Hundreds.

WHITEHALL, APRIL eq, 1810.
The KtNn hr. ocvii pleased to neminate, constitute, and ap-
t tint the Right Honourable GEORCE, fan of Glasgow, to be
hi. Nlajeity'r Lieutenant and Sheriff Prini:ipel of the Shire of
R tiltrew.

he KING has sista been pleased to nominate, constitute, and
mint Jon N BURNETT, Lag. Advocate, to be Judge of the
Court of Admiralty in Scotland, in the room of Roam HoDSON
CAN', drceasrd.
•11,, KING has also been pleased to nominate, constitute, and
appoint ALL XANUFFI MACKONOCIIII:, Esq. Advocate, to be She-
riff De!mte of the Shire of Haddington, in the room of JOHN
BURNETT, Esq. resigned.
The KING has also been pleased to present the Rev. THOMAS
Et NAV Master of Arts, to the Rectory of Claysvorth,
It the County of Nottinghrn, and Diocese of York, void by the
d.ath of the last incuntbent.

DOWNING-STREFT, APRIL 27.

- „
The KING has been pleased t4at•point 1111-DEBRAND OAKES,
Esq. Major-General of his Tvlajesty's Forces, to he his Mzjesty's
Commissioner for tilt: Civil :Affairs of Malta, in the room of Rear
Admiral Sir Kicu ARO GODWIN KEATS, K.B. resigned.

PROMOTIONS.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Nottingham.
Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia.
Richard Tapster, Gem. u, l+ • Lieutenant. Dated August 26,1809.
Jilin Forbes, Gcnt. to he Fosi,,,ni. Datt das above.
'1 hornas Martin, Gent. an he chi to. Dared Nov. 1,1809.
`2d or Southw•eli Regiment of Local Militia.
Robert Sharpe, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 6,1810.
Robert Jones, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated Sep:. 21,1809.
Chapel !leathcotr, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated April 6,18 i 0.
3d or Retford Regiment of Local Militia.
Robert ill igiv, Gent. bt Lieutenant. Dated April 11,1810.
John Stringer, and Thomas Kirkland, Gents. to be Ensigns.—
Dated April 11,1810.
4•th or Newark Regiment of Local Militia.
Charles Orom Chapman, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March
"26, 1810.
James Hule, Joseph Kirkland, Thomas Flower, Thomas Brad-
shaw, and Abraham Booth, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated
March 26, 5810.
C mmissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
East Riding of the County of York, and Town
and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull.
Militia.
London, England, 1810-04-30

MEDICAL S I'AFF.

OFFICERS of the above Department are respett-
‘" fully informed, they may be completely equipped with I.le.
gimental Epaulet+, Swords, Hats, and every Article necessary,
accordirg to the Roobawls of the Medical Board, at a few
hours not ce, and Iron: 15 tb 20 per Cent. cheaper than the regu-
lar credit charges (for ready money, or good accrpta, Ices, only,)
at SOLOMON'S Military Ware:uite, New-street, Crvent-Garden,
London, where nearly the whole of the Watch...den Staff were
equipped. Otlcers equipped fur every regime:at in the service,
as usual,
London, England, 1810-04-30

SUFFOLK.
WANTED to PURCHASE, a FREEHOLD
ESTATE, in this County, comprising one or two Manors,
with a Mansion House and Lands attached, of the annual value
of from £lOOO to £2OOO.
Letters addressed to A. B. at 'Mil's Coffee-house, Serle-street,
Lincoln's-Inn Fields, London, and containing a description of
the property, its situation, &c. will meet due attention, bhould
the description answer the views of the Advertiser.

This slay was published, in six large Octavo Volumes, price in
hoards, .C 3. sls. a New Edition of
'1"1-1E THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLA-
NEOUS WORKS of the Rev. WILLIAM JUNES, M.A.
F. R. S. I'o which is prefixed, a short Accour.t of his Life and
Writings.—By WILLIAM S TEVENS, Esq.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6., St. Paul's Church.
yard. Sold also by J. liatchard. No. 190, Piccadilly.

TIMNPSORT OFFICE, April 12, 1810.
THE' COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
mimEsTrs TRANSPORT' SFR PICE,for taking
Care f SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Custody of PRI.; 0 WARS of WAR, do hereby give .Noti:e,
That they will be ready at this Office on-Thursday the tOth of
May, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per-
sons as may be willing to contract for supplying the under-men-
tioned Articles, for twelve Months certain
Coats, Waistcoats, and Trowsers ; Navy Bedding, consisting of
Hair Bed, Hair Pillow, Sheets, and Night Cap—For Sick and
Wounded Seamen.
Coats, Waistcoats, and Ttowsers, Paillasses, and Bolster Cases—
, For Sick Prisoners of War. 1
Flannel Waistcoats and Drawers; Linen Drawers, Coverlets,
Stockings, and Curled Hair—For both Services.
INo Tend..r 'w 11 received after one o'Jnch en the day of treaty, nor
• any trstised, unless the party, or an agent for him, persc:sally attend.
Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from tmo respe.-tat.'s
Persons, eftgagin7 to become bound with the Person tssidcring, in the
sum of Xsoofer the due polormanee of the Contract.
Farther particulars may ie human by applying at this OA*, and
Samples net!, he sees at the Storekeeper General's, Wiggins's (busy.
London, England, 1810-04-30

BANKS OF THE ELBE, APRIL 9.

TrIE EVENING STAR.,

LONDON.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
gram Mirsetu Navalia's communication would have a tendency
to injure thepublic service, and is therefore inadmisaible.

MONDAY, APRIL 30.
PRICE OF grocics THIS DICY.AT ONE O'CLOCK.
s per C. Cons- money, 7641 sec. 7011.
Red 6943-4 per Cent. 84 to 341-5 per Cent. Navy 99/ par.
Exchequer Bills Es. 14s. prem.—Bonds 18s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.

3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 6911
4
S per Cent. Cons. 701 69i4701
4 per Cent. 83} 84
S per Cent. Navy 99=100 99}
Long Ann. 1$ 15-16
lndia Bonds 17s. 18s. pre.

Irish 5 per Cents. 964
Lac. Bills, 3d. per day 7s. Ss. pr.
3,14. per day 105.141.
Lottery Tickets X'24.
Cons. for acc. 70i

Yesterday we received Dutch papers to the 27th
instant, containing Paris papers to the 23d instant.

They present the following
London, England, 1810-04-30

MONEY.

MOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
./.1 informed, they may be supplied with Money to any amount,
on terms nearly equal to mortgage., secured on Freehold, Copy-
held, Leasehoki Land, or Hour's, Marriage Settlements, Cler-
gymen's Livings, or any certain property for life. Persons of
known respectability supplied on their own personal security.
Personal applications re:eivcd every day till three o'clock ; and
letters from Correspondents iu Town or C.untry (post paid) al-
dressed to Messrs. H.0.-ris and Co. 36, Suffolk--street, Charing-
Cross, will be immediately answered.
London, England, 1810-04-30

tedilitAillat. PiketivitrotEd.
itThe Rev. J. L. Salirador, student of Chest Church, nr
Chaplain in ordinary tothe Prince.of Wales, is appoix,
Resew of Wicpaipa upon Wits Herefordshire.
et fan Jolt Htite.hineon to the Rectory of Ashton-on!
e, 'Lancashire.
Rev. George P'Cryly, Fellestiof &nest College; Canibritlgt
be one of Us Majesty's Preacheis at Whi!ehall.
Rev. Wm. Loftus, M. A. vicar of Maxey, to be Dom
Chaplain to the Earl of Lindsay.

H.

Ott :he 46th Instant; Is Hinde-street, Manchester-square,
Lady of Captain Purvis, of the Ist (or Royal) Dragoops,,,t

4 , 14ign.
On the g 2 I%t instant, In the 7:lth yt ar of !ill ase, Ilinry
borough, Et.q. or RielfthOod, in theicSanty of York.
At Edinburgh, on the 25th uk. Aka. Enke, Et.q. late hur,
in Musselbuigh.

At •Kirkeutibright, on- the 6th. met. Mr. Robert Vaclie,
chant there; and, on the day preceding, his youngest sou't'h,;
At Stranraer, on the 10th inst, the key. Wm. Drysdale,
stee'of the Associate Congregation theie, in the 6tid yuir oi
age. mad 86th of his ministry.
On the 17th instant, at his' residence in BioahZn, Orin; dal
the Rev. Win. Pirgeter, M.l). Dr. Pargeter was the
Rev.. Mr. Pargeter, vicar of Bloxham. He was fornitriv cf
College, Oxford; and being much attached to the Sillily of
sic, he practised that profession for many years Duri:l
battle of the Nile, be acted as a physician in the fleet widt t
Nelson, and afterwards held a siniatlon of the same 'liat.
Malta, but that climate not agr.%•ing with his constitution, l;
tired on a pension to his native village.

WHEN Men of Education and processional s
use persevering endeay. urs to discover the most bare and
effectual method of treating, a t w rc4 si r I
ful result of their experience 14 b yrauf of stc...rior:t v.
Messrs. GOSS and Co tiurgeoos, ctularly educated in
every branch of their profession. kt.va titic.at s ut whi.h from dif-
ferent hospitals, and testimonials from ;lie most cioh.(l:t
clans, they have to convince any impirer), c. etc ituluced to make
the treatment of a few prevalent Desec-ies die 01+,1 of their par-
ticular study, and continue to confine their atteiituni to ,he cote
of a Certain Disorder frequently contracted in a moment of ines
brlety, as also its cot co:Moats, whether recent, ur u: lu;:g du:a.
tion ; which by their improve t Ilan of treatment are sptutlily a: d
ffectu ally removed. They can affirm that they have bee:: equally
successful in reoovating the System, when clerarged either hy in-
temperance, long residence i t warm climates, nr a secret dtstrut-
tive habit which reduces its v ttaries t o a miserable state of drbd ty.
Many years experiencetn this exclusive branch ofthe prutession I.as
enabled them, by a stiperior mode of treatment, even in deplore.
file and complicated cases, where ihe general practitioner I.as
tailed, to ensure to the patie it a restoration to sound and viaori.os
health.—Messrs. Cuss and Ca. may be consulted daily, by vitt er
sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and humour, persnnaily, nr by letter
containing a Bank note.— No. t •:. tostveri:-street, et.
London, England, 1810-04-30

MONEY.

VOIILENIEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
inforimd, dm; they may be supplied with Money, to any
amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold,Copy-
hold, LeaAehold Laud, or Houses, Money In the Funds, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or
any other property ; persons of respectability may be supplied on
their personal s.:eurity only.
Genii:men will find every liberal accommodation without de-
lay ; application from twelve till two, or letters (post paid) ad-
dressed to Messes. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, Berkeley-
square.
London, England, 1810-04-30

DIVIDENDS.

May 19. Ralph Culshaw, late of Wrightington, Lancashire,
coal-merchant, at twelve, at the Buck in the Vine, Wigan.---May
5. Joseph Tidniarsh, late of New County-Terrace, New Kent-
Road, Surrey, hat now of the King's Bench Prison, builder, at
ten, at Guildliall.--May 21. George Elliott, late of Liverpool,
merchant, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool.—May 19. James
Calver, of Brook-street,Ratcliffe, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve,
at Guildhall.—May 22. George Davies, •f Cranbourn-street,
Leicester-Fields, linen-draper, at one, at Guildtall.—May 21.
Peter Hope, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Ta-
vern, John-street, Liverpool—May 21. Wm. Titley and Wright-
son Greenwood, both of Leek, Staffordshire, mercers and drapers,
at ten, at the Dog Inn, Sandon.---May 21. John Warrington, of
Newcastle, Staffordshire, butcher and skinner, at ten, at the Dog
Inn, Sandon.—May 15. Abram Gompert Emdin, of Portsmouth,
Hants, shopkeeper, at one, at GuildhalL—May 1.5. Edward Crean,
of Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, carpenter and
builder, at twelve, at Guildhall.—May 19. Anthony Thompson,
some time since of Whiteley Wood, parish of Shellield,Yorkshire,
aJerwartis of Selley Hall karrn, near Birmingham, and now of
Birmingham, merchant and manufacturer, at two, at the Ton.
ttne Inn, Sheffield.--May 21. George Ainsworth, of Warrington,
and John Stephens, of Liverpool, wire-drawers, at one, at tins
Globe Tavern, Liverpool.- --Jane 11. George Ahaswottb, of
Warrington, Lancashire, coppersmith, brazier and tinman, at one,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.—May 29. Henry Hilliar, late
of the Ilay-Market, parish of St. James, Westminster, umbrella►
maker, at twelve, at GuildlialL—May 19. James Wood, of Lind-
field, Sussex, victualler, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Levers.---
May 19. James Mills and John Alias, now or late of Wood in
Saddleworth, Yorkshire, merchants and dyers, at twelve, at the
King's Head-Irn, lituldersfeld.---May 15. Henry Jackson, of
Mincing-lane, I.ondou, merchant, at one, at Guildhall..-May 21.
John Yates, of ',lteltoit, parish of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire,
mai ufacturer of china ware, Lt the Dog Inn, Bandon---May 21.
John Ogle, of Pickwick, V Ws, Esq. and Wm. Wahon, of Liver-
pool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Livirpool.—
May 22. William Ortne, of Charles-street, Middlesex-Hospital,
bet.kseller and publisher, at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1810-06-05

PRINCDS SOPHIA.

AD•ts% n- pale pink and soNor tissue, ornamented with fes-
ter. Warn', t mhst,iderad with itorders of silver foil, in bunches
ci .6,oirrs, Ste. and studded with heads its dead and bright
01„, ; itat, dentin- silver cord and tassels finished the whole of this
teeetth 1 Dress. Rube pink and silver titsue, trinuued with point
bre and diamonds.

• PRINCESS CHARLOTTn OF WALES.
A Pock of a superb silver net, with a pink satin transparent
slip under it.
London, England, 1810-06-05

IN

WEST INDIES.

BERMUDA, APRIL 7.

TILE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE 5.
?RIC!. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE.
3 per C. Cons. money, 7011--aec. 714
S per C. Reduced 691-4 per Cent. 851/.
per Cent. Navy 1001--Oranium It pro.

NAPLES, APRIL SO.

Mr. George Nlnsout Dyne, Purser of his Majesty's
'hip Tourterelie, has been dismissed his Majesty's ser-
vice, by the sentence of a Court-Martial, on charges
of general neglect of duty, exhibited against him by
Sir John Boilase Warren, Bart. and K. B. Comman-
der-in-Chief on the North American station.
The works of the arsenal, forming at Ireland here,
go on with much rapidity, and Grasser Bay has now
become the principal anchorage of the King's ships
frequenting the Bermudas.
The disputes between the Government of these
islands and the inhabitants still continue which renders
every article, (particularly of provisions), extremely
dear to the navy and army.
The American papers received here, up as far as
the 12th instant, contain nothing but attacks from
the Northern and Souther States on each other, on
the subject of Mr. Jackson's mission.
Pktosiortoxs.—Captain Jane, to the Observateur ;
Mr. Edgecombe, from the Admiral's office,Purser of
the Tourterelle, vice Dyne, dismissed; Duffers, Mid-
shipman of the Flag Ship, Lieutenant, vice Young,
invalided from said !hip ; Brown, Surgeon, gone
home to pass ; Westenburgh, surgeon, from the
Atalanta, in his stead.

This morning we received German Papers to the
23d ultimo, from which we have taken the following
•c tracts :

It appears that his Majesty is going to make that
journey into Calabria, which had been projected pre-
vious to his departure for Paris.

Yesterd.ty a Court-day was held. His Majesty,
wishing to give the inhabitants of the islands of Ponza
and Ventenote, a fresh proof of his Royal clemency,
and a decisive testimony of the interest which he
takes in their condition, has just granted a genera
• amnesty to all the emigrants of these islands, who
kaving follovttd the enemy into Sicily, shall return
to the kingdom within two months, and present them-
selves to the local authorities, in order to make a de-
claration of their submission.
London, England, 1810-06-05

HER MAJESTY.
A lilac Petticoat, covered with silver net Dace, the Draperies
0,o:fully looped up with four diamond bows; a most brilliant
,:ia,nontl ;tin flower on the left side, the whole interspersed with
3i.triordi of various forms, the mantle to correspond ; head-
e„.s, brilliants, and costly diamonds and silver net.
HEN TIIE PRINCESS OF WALES.
A ,ri;rr ,atin Conrt Train and Petticoat, richly embroi-
dsr J %Oh :In. iris flower, the leaves of green coloured foil, edged
wi:b fine the heal.; of the flower superbly studded with dia-
mor 1,. "n•:y a-ft Drapery of rich silver plate net, embroi-
. •
drc• .ItoLnrrespord; the Train, Body, and Sleeves studded with
. of rPat value; Pocket-holes fancifully trimmed
. w,,st!ls and ;Bata trimming, with a magnificent wreath
-ross the Drapery. Head-dress superb diamiluds
3ad ostrich plumes.
London, England, 1810-06-05

SUFFOLK AM NORFOLK.

AVANT ED to PURCHA4E,. in either. Suffolk or
••
..Norfolk, a Freehold Estate, of therdue ot 50 or £60,000,
to consist of a Mansion House, Pleasure Grounds, Manors, and
adjacent Lauds. •
Applications., either personal or hyletter (post paid) to J. W.
Calcy, Esq. No. it, liolb6ris Court, Gray's bet Loudini, will
receive immediate attention.

PARTNEItSIIIP,
•••. • • •
ANT.ED,, a mogisrespectableand lucrative
Concern In the Country.—A Gentleman possessed of from
PlOOO to I:10,000; has now an opportunity of engaging in a Col-
liery in full work, but capable of considerable extension ; the
quality and character of the Coal establisheiOnd now producing
a cle7r profit of .1.1 per Cent. The security undeniable, and ad-
vantage gre4t.—,Addrcis, Mew's. Collins and- Waller, Solicitors,
Spital-square.
London, England, 1810-06-05

PRIVATE TUI LION.

A. MARRIED CLERGYMAN, A. M. of the
University of Oxford, 'situated in a healthy Village, be.
tweets Bicester,and Buckingham, intends taking four Pupils, from
six to twelve years of agei_krtiuttichAing jirapsioatakettro
instruct them in Writing adrArithmetic, ltiEriglials, and in the
rudiments of the Latin and Greek Languages. His Terms for
Board and Tuidno will he a Hundred Guineas a year.
I.etters (post paid) addressed to the Rev. A.M. Buckingham,
jtrill receive an immediate reply.

NEW AND ELEOAN r ROYAL MAIL. COACHES,
CROWN HOTEL, LUDLOW.

EXPEDITIOUS Travelling from Lon donethrougli
Ludlow to Aherystwith.—The Proprietors respectfully beg
leave to inform their numerous friends and the public in general,
That theNEW ROYAL MAIL COACH commenced running
from the above Hotel, on Wednesday, the 2d of May 1810, and
'continues every Wednesilay Morning, at four o'clock, through
Bishop's Castle, Montgomery, Newtawn, I.la.nidloes,
Bridge, and arrives at Aberystw;th the same evening.—And on
Saturday, June 23, the same will commence running twice a
week, viz. Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, at the above
(stated time; performed by the public's most obedient humble
servants, (AtEEN, Crown H'.tel, LucLow,
IMITEHALL, Bkhop's Castle,

READ, Montgorn,:ry,
EVANS, Ilanldloes,
THOMAS, Devil's Bridge. and
JONES, Royal Hotel,* Aberystwith,
'Who will not be actouotable for any part' ls or loglage above
at value of £5, unless ei.tered and paid fur accordingly.
Pa.a.a.--Ludlow to Aberystwith, inside - £1 12
Ditto, - outside 1 0 0
N. B. From London, through Worcester and Ludlow, is con-
siderably the neare.t and best road to Aberystwith, anal passen•
gers by the Ludlow and Londots Mail have the ad .i.ntage of
sleeping the night ar Ludlow.
1 be Aberystv.lth New Mad Coach arrives the lame evening
at the Crown Hutel; where passengers have the preference of the
London Mail the next morning. • .

If parcels are not delivered at the Ludlow and Aberystwith
Coach Offices, before ten o'clock the preceding evening, there
can ht no cera'.nty of such parcel going the following morning;
nor will the Proprietors be acemutable for any so delivered.

phis day was published, in two volumes, Rvo. price Li. 4s.in
begirds, the :Second }Anion, corrected and improetd, of
;ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA. By LEONARD
EULER. Translated from the French ; with the additions
'Of I.i Grange, and the Notes of the French Translator; to which
'ls-added on Appendix, containing the demonstration of several
"eotionypent inssioreant ?wineries! Irropofitiona, alluslrclts, beets&
investigated, in the body of the Work.
I Printed for Jost ph Johnson and Co. St. Pant's Church-yard.
London, England, 1810-06-05

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4.

Sailed his Majesty's ship RINALDO, with a fleet for the Downs,
among them are the Juno, Speculation, and Belle.

DEAL, JUNE s.

Came down from the River the Golden Grove, and the Peter,
and sailed with several transport., under convoy of the Locus,.
gun-brig. Arrived his Majesty'. ships DeriNca and MUNAecs,
from a cruize off Flushing. Sailed the CASTILIAN sloop of war,
on a cruize.—Wind N. E.