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London, England, 1810-12-14

STAFFORDSHIRE.
On the 19th, 20th, 21st, and 22d days of December, 1810,
• At the Dog Inn, Saudon, in Lots,

SEVERAL very Valuable and most Desirable
FREEHOLD FARMS of rich Arable, Meadow, and Na-
ture Land, containing together about 730 Acres, with conve-
nient and appropriate Buildings, situate in the several Parishes,
Villages, Hamlets, Townships, and Liberties of Weston, Dayton,
Stowe, Eccleshall, Aroerton Frodswell, Drointon, Dogland,
Meadowhurst, Hinton, Poch:sore, and Chorlton, in the County
of Stafford.

The Estates are situated within easy distances of the great
Market Towns of Stafford, Stone, Newcastle-under-Line, anti
Uttoxeter ' • and, from the peculiar advantages arising from the
contiguity of the Grand Junction Canal to part of the property as
well as the Estate, generally abounding with Marie ; and other`
parts of the Estates having streams of water running throuab
them ; they are not only most desirable for Agriculture, but are
well deserving of the attention of the Manufacturer.
The Farms are in the several occupations of John Stevenson,
of Weston; John Dawson, Edward Fox, and Edward Arthur.,
of Layton ; George Dawson, of Amerton ; John Grettoe. Jo-
seph Dix, ohn Hawkins, and John Collier, of Stowe ;*Vtraltee
Yates, of Dogland ; Joseph Yates, of Meadowhurst ; William
11 Ashley, .of Podmore ; and William Turrier, of Charlton who
will 'hew their respective,Fanns.
Particular* of sale may be had about ten days preceding the
sale; of Mr. Robert Harvey ' • Dunstal, near Lichfield ; of Mr.
E. A. Pickering, Staple Inn, London; and at the principal inn*
at Stone, Stafford, Sandon, Wolsey Bridge, Rugeley, Abbot's
Bromley, Burton upon Trent, Lichfield, Woore, Newcastle
under-Line, Stowe, and Uttexeter.
London, England, 1810-12-14

TO THE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DISEASES. •
WITIIERS's CORDIAL BALM.of QUITO,
price gs. 9d. .is the best remedy in the universe tor Ner-
vous Complaints, the most powerful restorative and reanimating
Balm of Life and Health, and the safest and best medicine in the
world. It is not pretended that this medicine can arrest the pro-
gress of nature ; but it is asserted, and proved, that it will restore
health even where the constitution appears to have been irrepara-
bly injured. Those who have impaired their health by a reii-
deuce in hot and unhealthy climates; the young of either sex,
whose infirmities threaten premature oil age, a life of misery,
tied an early dissolution ; and those more advanced iu years,
.tgbose tottering sapless frames appear withered and almost worn
sic, are the more immediate objects of this soothing Balm, the
benign influence of which may be extended to the whole class of
Valetudinarians. For in all cases and la all ages, where the solids
are relaxed, where the constitution his received a. shock, or is by
any means debilitated, this REITORATIVZ and RIL-ANIMATING
BALM of Lire and Heatra will produce the happiest effects;
the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and steadied; the
relaxed fibres will be braced and rendered firm ; the muscles
will be invigorated; the sinews will be strengthened; the ema-
ciated limbs will be covered with firm flesh ; the exhausted ves-
sels will be replenished; the impoverished watery blood will be-
come rich and balsamic, and its languid circulation restated to
the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health; the
languid drooping spirits will be revived and exhitirated; digestion
will be promoted ; in short, the tone of the nerves will be re-
awed, and by these means the whole constitution will be reno-
vate,;, Feebleness, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, aml all the
deployable symptoms of disease will vanish . and strength, ardour,
serenitl, and every evidence of recovated health will be the
happy result of taking t!..is inestimable Balm in due time, accord-
te dlcections tor use which accompany each bottle.
eo• The C•rdial Balm of Quito is pr:pared aad sold by W.
Withers, Chemist, Strand, London; aid retail by LatiibUrts
evpool; the Loudon Patent Medicine COmpar.y, South Bridge.
'emit ; Ironside, Aberdeen; )Mess and peck, Hull; Shay.
; Jackson, Plymouth; Comiden, lohnniaitik-""-
N4`ry soot Bulgie, Bristol; and all restestam- "
't Si. 9d. ter bottle..

Vratlyro,
London, England, 1810-12-14

. • .
This day were published,
In Two Volumes Octavo, price 21,5. boards,
ELEMENTS of CHEMISTRY. By 3. MURRAY,
Lecturer on Chemistry, and on Materia Medics, and Phar-
macy, Edinburgh.
Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and re
Underwood, London; and for Witham Creech, /*ha Aressoas
and Reid and Bathrate, Edinburgh.
Lately published, by the same Author,
A System of Chemistry, in 4 vols. Bvo. price £2. Bs.
A System of Macula Aiiedica and Pharmacy, in two volumes
Bvo. price JEI. ls.

sicucien-square.
NORFOLK.
MANORS of STIBBARD and LITTLE RYBUROH, capital
FREEHOLD ESTATES,-WOODS, ate. great part Tythe-
s ai+,Dlorwich Road, from Falsaabilin, (4'44
fe4o4l.llAskivir NNI in a short time. ,
TO AA SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's, on &Way, December 21, at Twelve o'clock,
In I.ots,
HE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, part
Tythe-free, comprising the Manors of Stebbard and Ltttl
Ryburgh, and sundry Inclosures, containing nearly six hundred
r and fifty Acres of Meadow, Arable and several allotments of ex-
% cellent Heath Land, of which possession may be had in a shbrt
i time, situate ngir Fakenhant, in the County of. Norfolk, and ad.
S joining the mato Norwich, in a very desirable and beautiful part
I of the Country, with excellent roads, within twelve miles of the
port of Wells, a very extensive Corn Market ; a very improvable
and desirable property for investing money.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Overton, at Rainluun, of
whom particulars may be had ; at (he Crown Inn, Fakenbam;
Chequers, Brandon ; Fit ece Inn, Wells ; King's Head, Norwich ;
t Ram, Newmarket ; Crown, Hockerill; of Messrs. Blake, White,
e and Ainge, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand; at Garraway's ; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1810-12-14

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. 12.

10LCAN V. CAP.
This was an action to recover from the defendant
/:57 for the fixtures andgood-will of a cheesemongcr's
shop, sit sated in Ebenezer-row, Commercial•road, let
to him by the plaintiff.
The defence set up was, that ao good-will was to
be given for the shop, and that the fixtures were to be
taken at a fair v;;lmition.
A witness, however, was called, on the part of the
plaiiuiff, who was present when the agreement was
mat seed into between the parties, and he proved that
the plaintiff then said, he would have £57 for the
'statures and good-will, take it or leave it ; and that
Ole cirfetuktint agreed to it, and paid a deposit of one
pound, d;:eiring the plaintiff not to la the premises to
:boy one else.
~.Tire defendant pleaded a, set-off of RG, which was
4towed by the eiei!ltiti; and £'2G having been paid
into Court, the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff
fur etti, and 40s. costs.
London, England, 1810-12-14

ALI. DRAWN IN ONE DAY.

TBISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that
• the Whole of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn the
I Sth FEBRUARY NEXT, in ONE DAY, on a,, entire New
Plat.- fhere are 20,000'1 ickets as usual, bat numbered from
No. 140 Vo. 20,000, containing 44 Capitals, in which are Four
Prizets of £20,000, &c. No Prize in the Lottery under Twenty
rcands.—Tickes and Shares are selling considerably cheaper
than last Lottery, at both of BIEIH's old-established OfAces,
where, in the last Lottery, he sold in Shares,

No. 27 - ..Class A ......£2x,000
27 Class C 90,000
2,988 Class D............ 2,000
1,572 Class D.......... 1,000

And five Prizes of £20,100, and $0 other Capitals in the last
Twelve Months, which were all paid on Demand, at 4, CORN-
HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
London, England, 1810-12-14

PIANO FORTES, VERY CHEAP.

A MANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign
Orders, Is overstocked, and will sell FIFTY of the most
Improved new ones, singly, much cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere; not only worth the particular attention of
Private Families wanting a good instrument, at a small price,
but also of Music Shops, Professors, and Exporter:•, viz. New
32 Guinea ones for 25—Horizootal Ti Guinea Gran& for 60—
Upright 85 Guino-Grands for 68—Good Second -band
from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Finger and barrel Organs
and Harps—the lowest price marked on each for immediate pay-
•To be seen at Mr. Allen's Private Dancing Academy,
, near GolLen-square.

No. 19,
London, England, 1810-10-26

**lkrift:iciiez:

ADMIRAT,TT Luult I', OCTODPR :s.

' Helena Rebecca, Fakings master.,-Tisis vessel, under Danish
e.dours, laden with barley, was proceeding front kitt,um to North
Berges.
Lieuline, Ratke master.—This vessel was under Prussian co-
lours, laden with pot ash, &c. cad was going from Riga ter Wia-
mar.--4urtker proof ordered in both cases.
firer Gebrudrr, Johansen matter.—This Danish vessel, laden
with corn, was going from liusum to Christiana..—Ship and cargo
r•-•-roA .-oserving the question of captors expellees, and costs
sad &nap.
Alva t, master.—This American vessel, laden with iron
and hemp, was going from Cronstadt to New York"...Restored,
reserving the question of expences and costs and datnge%
lia, Wsgruer master.—This Prussian vessel was lades' with
tallow, from St. Pet ersborgh to tolberg —Condemned.
Pluto, Marggraff master; and Cute Hoffnung, Wobler master:
...These two cases were of a similar description.—Condemned.

Dos Amegos, Mespuouze master.—This- Spanish vessel, laden
with Iron ore, was coming front Difboa to Sentiina.—Condemned.
Anna Maria Elizabeth, Ping masts-n-11db Danish vessel was
laden with Corn, from Fresuburg to Norway,— the attendance of
Trinity Masters directed.
Twende Brodre, Olsen master.—Condemned.
Nelda, Creugien master.—This vessel, under Pt ussian colours,
with pot-ash. Stc. was proceeding to Culberg.—The attendance
of Trinity Muter. directed.
Twee Gebsoeders, Ibsen master.—This vowel, under Pappen-
burgh colours, with pot-ash and linseed, was proceeding from
Riga to Amsterdam.—Restored, with freight and expert:cc
Concordia, Pahlen master ; Friede, Munn muter ; Jonge To-
bias --master; fonge Johannes, master.—ln these scutSo claims were given.—Condemned.
London, England, 1810-09-04

Pattern. of the article may be viewed upon application at the
Principal S•orekeeper's Office at the Tower, and the Terms and
Coreitions of die Contract, together with all further particulars,
tray be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the
proposals mitst be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals
for Copper Hoops;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the
said sth day of September, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day, neither will any Tender be noticed unleu the party making
it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-09-04

TO LINEN DRAPERS.

TO be DISPOSED OF, an elegant and completely
finished SHOP, new in the Linen Drapery Business, with
or without the Stock, and on an average turns from Top to Fif-
teen Thousand a Year in Ready Money.—Any one, or two re-
spectable Young Men, desirous of commencing, will be treated
very liberally with respect to time of Payment.—The Proprietor
having entered into a Wholesale Concern, is the reason for partiug
with to Mr. Perceval, 62, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1810-09-04

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 2.
Arrived the SNAPPIR schooner, with letters and dispatchet,
from Basque Roads.—Sailed the Fozzs tom z lugger, with siz
merchantmen and colliers under convoy, for Portsmouth.—The
Eliza tender, of Swansea. commanded by Lieutenant CART..
%valour, in going out of harbour to-day, got on shore on Drake's
Island, but, it being flood-tide, she got off again, with very little
damage.
London, England, 1810-09-04

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 17, 1810.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of .713 KJ-
JESTr, ORD \ ANCE, d, herd" give Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall• Mall
on or before Wednesday, the sth day of September next, from
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of
HATS and CAPS, for service of this Department, for a period of
three years.
- - . .

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office, at. the Tower, and the terns:
and conditions of the Contract, together with all further par-
ticulars, may be known it the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
wb:re the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed,
" Proposals for HATS and CAPS ;" but no Proposal can be ad-
nutted after the said sth day of September, at 12 o'clock at noon
of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the
party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order at the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Augsut 17,1810.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JRSZY's ORDNANCE, do herc6. ygive Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Wednesday the sth day of September next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of HELMETS
and CAPS, for service of this Department for a period of three
years.

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the.
Principal Storekeeper's 0 &See at the Tower; and the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, together with all further particulars,
may be known, 'at the Secretary's OiSce, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the houn of ten and four o'clock, where. the
Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Propo-
sals for Helmets and Caps ;" but no proposal can be admitted
after tke saki sth day of September, at twelve o'clock at noon of
the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the par•
ty making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board, R. A. CREW, &frosty.
London, England, 1810-09-04

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aqua 27, 1810.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA•

JESTr's ORDNANCE, do body this Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall on
c before Monday, the 17th day of September next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE
for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following districts, viz.
NORTH BRITAIN.
NORTHERN.
YORKSHIRE.

EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY.
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM.
SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE OF
WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH.

WESTERN.
WOOLWICH with its Dependencies.
WARLEY and CHATHAM.
For a period of Six Months from the Ist of October next.
The Forage to be furnished in Rations, consisting as hereafter
May from time to time be required, either of
10Ibs. of Oats, 7lbs. of Oats,
121bs. of Hay, and or of I 4lbs. of Hay, and
albs, of Straw, Sibs. of Straw.
And must be delivered at the respective Stations at the expence
of the Contractor, who is also to furnish such Horses with Oats
of Ms. per ration as may be billeted within the District for
'which he contracts.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
or more of the said Districts; and It is expected that the Contras.
tor shall receive the Stable Dung that daring the period of his
contract may accumulate, making aft allowance for the same
after the rate of per Horse per Week.
Further Particulars may be known upon application to the Of-
leers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also
at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between
the boors of ten and four o'clock, when the Proposals must be
delivered Sealed up, and entbrsed " Proposals for Forage ;" but
no Proposal can be admitted aft-2r the said 17th of September
next, at twelve "clock at noon of Ole same day, neither will any
Tender be notieed unless the Party making it or an Agent in his
behalf gall attend.—By Order of the Board,

R. 1!. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-09-04

• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 212, 1010.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE& of 111$ Mii-
JEszri ORDNANCE, eta here 63 give Notice,

That they will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on
Thursday the 6th day of September next, between the hours of
ten and four o'clock, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and UNSER.
VICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting of Hamm,
Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of
&ditty and Harness", Clothing, and sundry Articles of Bedding,
Powder Horns, Tents, and Sand Bags, Copper, Steel, and mixed
Metal, Tools of sorts, Bellows, Forge, and Hand Carts, Cart-
ridges, Hides, old Match, and Fire Engines, with a variety of
other Articles ; the whole of which may be viewed, upon appli-
sation at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Race at the
Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of
Sale; at which places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered
to thou Persons whomay apply for the same.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-09-04

SPANISII AND PORTUGUESE rAptitif.

CADIZ, AUGUST 14.
In my last I mentioned the probability of the Spa-
nish men of war being sent away from this place, and
the event has verified it ; five er six, under convoy of
the Norge and Blake, have proCeeded to Mahon, two
three-deckers are gone to the Havannah, the Meito to
Vera Cruz, and Asia to Portsmouth to refit ; the
other vessels will be retained here for the purpose of
cruising against the enemy. Our force in that line
will be very limited.
London, England, 1810-09-04

BRANSCOMB AND CO.—I. SIVEWRIGHT,
•
Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, respectfully ac-
quaint the Public they are now selling Tickets and Shams in the
greatest variety IA Numbers, at their truly Fortunate Offices,.
No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn; 38, Haymarket, and 269, Strand. 1
For the last seven years they have been Fortune's greatest Favou-
rites, and in the two last years only, they Shared and Sold
6 nixes of ,820,000 5 Prizes of £5OOO St Eio,ooo
22 . . . £5OO & £lOOO The First . . . . 39,000
N 0.7,081 Prize of 500 Tickets The LA,t . . . . 25,000
2,228 . . 100 Ditto And ONLY . . . 40,000
Prize ever So'd or Shared.
Besides 3,618, the Grand Prize of 1000 Tickets, or £24,765.
And in the last Lottery alone, Ten Capitals.
The only Lottery to be drawn this year, will be 19th October
on a new plan, having five Prizes of £20,000, only 4000 Num-
bers, and not three Blanks to a Prize.
London, England, 1810-12-13

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER It

Arrived his Majesty's ship MANILLA, from Lisbon
in 19 days : she sailed with the DOLPHIN and 22 sail
of transports, with French prisoners, deserters, &c. ;
parted with the DOLPHIN and 12 sail some time ago,
and with the other 10 sail in a gale off this pork
yesterday. L'AtotE and convoy remain.

LYMINGTON, DECEMBER 12.

Put into our Roadstead the West India and Lisbon
Fleets, under convoy of the NAIAD and GALATZA
frigates.

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER li.

Arrived this day the Duke of Montrose packet,
Captain BLEwErr, with mails and dispatches from
the Brazils ; fifty-four days from Saint Salvador.
The Princess Amelia packet, Captain MOORSOM, was
lying at Rio, and may be shortly expected. Sailed
the Plancan.gun-brig, for the Rochefort station.— I
The AMSTERDAM, 32 guns, which arrived yesterday
fr'om Cork, is come up harbour to be laid up. La
Molex frigate, hiss detained and sent in the Ameri-
can schooner Betsey, from Marblehead, laden with
cotton-wool, indigo, Ea. bound to Bourdeaux. The
American ship Belvidere has arrived here from St.
Mary's, after a passage of .100 days : she sailed from
thence in sompany with several English, American,
and Spanish vessels, with cargoes of timber, the for.,
mer for the Dock-yard at this port; none cif which
have yet arrived. The Belvidere parted with them
in different gales : she has had a very stormy passage,
and is much damaged. An outward-bound West
Indiaman was captured last week by a French priva-
teer, off Portland, and carried off. The Duke of Mon-
trose packet spoke the ROYAL SOVEREIGN man of war,
and &ours frigate, about a month since, all well.--
Arrived the CONFLICT gun-brig from Basque Roads.

PORTSMOUtH, DECEMBER 12.
Arrived his Majesty's ship BEI-RITE,' from the
Leeward Islands. It has blown a gale all day, yet,
part of the convoffrom the Downs, under the RAPID,
GOBWAWKE, and RINALDO, have got into harbour ;
also, the HUMBER armed ship. Part of the West
India fleet have returned ; it is feared considerable
damage is done amongst them ; one ship, the Nesbit,
GLEASDALE, iVBS run four of by another, narr e not
known. The Nesbit has returned. The John, of
Newcastle, Ceptaiwlhatis, was taken aboatsleven
London, England, 1810-07-05

tention will, no doubt, be eagerly seized in execueon
of the plan.

•PORTO, JUNE it.

•
The British army had made no advarce so late as
the 9th, only a few advanced regiments had changed
their positions, for the advantage of more eligible
quarters.
The river Aguida has fallen considerably, but it is
the opinion, notwithstanding, of many experienced
Officers, that there will be no action before the har-
vest is on the ground. The force of the enemy has
been much exaggerated, yet it is certainly great, and
their army, in point of numbers, is much superior to
the combined armies; and when it shall have been
joined by the fourth division which, it is said, has
entered Spain, it will be necessary to take every pre-
' caution, and act with the greatest military circum-
spection—Should a general action take place, the only
thing which can perhaps compel our army to retreat,
• is its being flanked by some of the small French corps.
Desertion is still frequent, which is generally attri-
buted to the long inaction of the French.
I have seen a letter from an officer who holds a
distinguished situation in the army, in which he gives
it as his'decided opinion, that no serious attack will
be attempted in this country before the middle of next
month.

The enemy are carrying on their works before Ciu-
dad Rodrigo, to which place they are bringing down
all their cannon from Salamanca ; and it is expected
that an attack will be made in a day or two.

Lord Wellington remained but a few hours in
Almeida.

It has been reported that Junot has left Spain for
Paris, and that Massena has gone to Madrid with
600 horse.

A small brig came in last night ; she sailed from
Portsmouth the 30th of May, under convoy of his
Majesty's ship Goshawk ; she is gone to Lisbon with
eight transports laden with provisions.
The convoy for Lisbon and the Mediterranean,
were to sail in a few days after, under convoy of the
Lively.
London, England, 1810-07-05

LISBON, JUNE 16.

Our troops are all in the best possible order and
in high spirits. I have just heard from a fliend at
head-quarters, who says he has been entirely through
the army, and estimates the number of men at present
with Lord Wellington, to be 3.5,000 Bristish, and
15,000 Portuguese. It seems, however, to be a pretty
general opinion that an action will not take place for
a month or six weeks to come.
London, England, 1810-07-05

FOR SALE BY THE CANDI:F.,

At Lloyd's Cofr...el-1;;;;;,on Thursday, the ltith instant, at half- 1
past Two precisely,
'T`HE beautiful and remarkable fa.st-sailing Letter
'j
`HE
Marque Schooner ZEPHYR, No. 1, now lying on the
South side of the Wesc-India Export Dock.—Dim an SIGNS :
Length on Peck - - 87 Ft. 4-k In.
I Breadth
Minh of HoldAsinarasures -
- - 21 . 9
- 10 3
- - - 172 42-94 Tons.
Mounts six 12-pound carronades, and an 18-pound auxonade
on a swivel, a mid4hips.
This is one of the handsomest vessels and the best adapted for
dispatch, that has been seen for some time in the Port of London,'
nearly new, and coppered to light water mark ; had a thorough
outfit and entire itzw rigginz, about four months ago, hs Ply-
-1 mouth, and may be sent to sea immediately.
For particulars apply to Simon Cock, Esq. 36, Old Broad-
street; or to Messrs. Smith, St. Barbe, and Martin, No. 9,
i.lnterica.square.
London, England, 1810-05-08

NAVY ESTISIATIGS.

Upon the question for the House resolving itself,
into a Committee of Supply upon the Navy Estimates,.
Mr. }IUSKISSON expressed a hope that the
House would not, at so late an hour (it was about
half. past eleven) proceed to the. consideration of a
question of such importance, and to which there
Would probably be many objections. He bad moved
on Friday last for several documents, which appeared
to him highly important in the consideration of these
Estimates it and although the papers he moved for
were printed, they had not been distributed until late
this evening, and ho himself had not had time to con-
sider them with that attention that it was necessary
to give them. He had no objection to go into the
Committee pro forma; but he could not make up his
mind to vote away so much money without farther
information.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER agreed that the
subject was of great importance. The plan to substitute men of
war in the place of hired transports, for the conveyance oftroops,
was full qf &faculty. He could assure the Hoe. Gentleman it
was not lost sight of, and was even now in a certain degree of
progress. He had no objection to postpone that part of the TSSri.
mates which related to the Transport Service.
After a conversation of some length, in which Messrs. Tsai-
NET, HUSRISSON, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUZR, Sir C.
POLE' Mr. ROSE, Mr. R. WARD, and Mr. CALCIIIAIT, took a
part, the order for goiug into the Committee of Supply, weie de-
ferred until Wedneoduy.

IRISH FLAX 1/LLI
The order of the day for the amend readies of the Isiah Plea
Bill having been read, •
Sir J. NEWPORT wort*, that it be reed a mood tine that
047 threeinoepu. On a dividon, dpre being only 14 Me ben
?melt; Ihe adiGuno at Hal4aat ()he! •
London, England, 1810-07-02

BY HIS MAIL-STY'S ROYAL LET esi EN 1.

I EAKE's Genuine PILLS, ro justly famous ter
I-4 their superior efficacy in curing every degree std syntptens
ot. the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, Btc. without confr•eatem or
re,traint of diet, ix an easy, expeditious, safe, a.al se: rot man-
ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dobe, its operation impercep-
tible, anti requiring no partisu:ar attention.
In 13 days they generally cure those cruel Disonters ; aa.l
where they fail in that time of perfectly rest:Aug health, the pa-
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so restore& let the. degree of malignancy be ever so gnat.
It is an escellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to
the complaining Fart, and enter into contest with the offending
matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They ate &el-.
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that whatever he promised himself from them, tht.y were sure si
fulfil and exceed, as %bough impatient of immortal and mils-mai
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Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, fur that they wi2
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Member of the PoyalColge of Surgeons in Lont!on, at his house,
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ten, if post-paisl, on the same terms, observing in all cases the
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mentioned, but at their own partiatlar reiuest, by the Proprietor,
luring Vt.• course of more than 40 years, dear he hat had the eons
ducting of at, extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prat
Lice arising ther,:itton.

They ane also sold, by Isis appointment, at the Perfitmer's, No.
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DOVER, JULY 1.

A vessel arrived this afternoon from Dieppe, which
place she left two days ago ; a report was then in
circulation, that an order had been issued, directing
an embargo to be laid on all vessels throughout the
French dominions, to continue for six months ! An
immediate exchange of prisoners was every where
spoken of with great confidence.
London, England, 1810-07-02

that we beat a share in proninting the welfare of our
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVISIND, JULY I.—Arrived the Queen Charlotte, Ander-
son, from Rio Janeiro ; Wilderson, Dent, from Jamaica; Thanet,
Clarke, from St. Vincent's; and the Venus, Man, front the Cape
of Good Hope.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Essex, for several Dutch ships, captured off the Island of
St. Helena June 24,1795, will be paid on the .sth instant, at No.
5, White Lion-court, Birchin-lane, London, and there recalled,
on Thursdays.
The Imperieuse, for a Spanish gun-boat (name unknown), sunk
May•2l, 1808, and for the Estrella and Rapido, destroyed De-
Cember 30, 1808, and the brass guns captured from the shore,
was paid on beard, on Friday, and will be recalled at the Cont-
i mercial Bank, Plymouth, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three
months.
I.a Seine, for la Mouche, captured August 6, 1808, was paid
on the 30th ultimo, at Mr. John Hawker's, Plymouth, and will
be there recalled, for three months.
The Minerva, for the Edward, captured April 14, 1889, was
paid on the 3d Instant, at Mr. Edward Lyne's, Frankfort-place,
Plymouth, and will be there recalled, on Tuesdays and Fridays,
for three months.
The Surinam, for PE,plir, captured August 21, 1808, was
paid on the 26th ultimo, as above, where the same will be re.
called.

Captain HENRY JENKINS is appointed one of the
Captains of Greenwich Hospital, vice LYNN, de.
ceand.
Captain Cottx CAMPBELL, of the HELICON, has
been appointed to the PLOVER, sloop of war; the
finest vessel of her class in the service.
Lieutenant J. Hunter, of the Echo, has been dis.
Early on Friday morning a Paymaster-Serjeant, be- missed that ship, by a Court Martial, on a charge of
longing to the Bth Vet:ran Battalion, set off from drunkenness, ordered to be put at the bottom of the
Portsmouth with a considerable sum of money entrusted list of Lieutenants, and to be imprisoned 12 months
to his care. His absence being soon discovered, the in the Marshalsea.
Paymaster traced him to town, and on Saturday Three men belonging to the DEFIANCE were tried
morning he secured him in Bishopsgate-street, whilst by Court Martial two days ago, and sentenced to
stepping into one of the Norfolk stages, and conveyed suffer death for attempting to desert to the enemy.
him to the Savoy, whence he was this morning scut viz. John Hart, George King, and Thomas Banthum ;
of under a roper escort for Portsmouth. the latter is only 18 years of age, the two former 22.
London, England, 1810-07-02

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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 1.

Arrived his Majesty's ship l'Aict.z, from the West
Indies, last from Plymouth ; MYRTLE sloop of war,
from the Eastward. Sailed his Majesty's ships BLos-
som, PREVOYANTE, and DART cutter, with a fleet for
Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean ; and his
Majesty's ship la NYMPH, to the Eastward.--Wind
N. E.
London, England, 1810-07-02

MARRIED.

Friday, at Hackney, Mr. I. Uoulcet to Mist Mary Mi.!!. r.
Monday last, Mr. B. Oltlaker, Sliorctiitch, to Miss Waters,
Westerliani, Kent.

Thursday, the Hon. Afajar Henry Murray to Miss de Vismcs.
Friday, Captain Shirriff, R. N. to Elizabeth Aim, eldest daugh-
ter of the late lion. David Murray.
Rev. Mr. Wilding, of Clicato, Surrey, and fellow of helagdalen
college, Cambridge, to Miss Hovel, of Cambridge.
Rev. Devercur Mytton, rector of Slandyssil, Montgomeryshire,
to Elizabeth Sarah, youngest daughter of Francis Lloyd, Esq. of
Ellesmere, Salop.

Last week, at St. Mary-la-Bonne Church, Thomas Robinson,
aged 65, to Mary Ann Pecant, a lady of property, aged 67, both
of Ogle-street, Mary-la-Bonne.

DIED.
Friday sennight, at Poplar, Daniel Maxwell, Esq. Surgeon,
aged 56 years.
Wednesday, soddenly, at East Sutton-Place, Kent, the Rev.
Sir Edmund Filmer, Bart. in the 84th year of his age.
On the 18th ult. at Penally Court, Pembrokeshire, the Rey.
Thomas Row, Rector of Yerbtston and Loyeston, in the same
county._

Lately, the Rev. Henry Reynett, D. D. of Sloane-street, Lon•
don, many years one of the Justices of Worship-street Office.
On the 23d ult. aged 75, the Rev. Andrew Mann', of Chet-
nole, and ReMor of Shekwocrtl, I)orsetsbire.
London, England, 1810-07-02

NAVAL INTELLJBENCL

The following,Letteecamelo hand this rnornjr%
MINTZ,. GETOUT, 28th Ittue,lBlo.
I send you this from the English brig HUNTER,
under my command, belonging to Boston, 19 days
from Teneriffe, to inform you that I left there on
my departure three Spanish 74's and one transport,
with French prisoners (I believe about three thou-
sand) from Cadiz ; they were convoyed by His Ma-
jesty's ship BULWARK, Captain Fisymo.

(Signed) Joint GREEN.
CRONSTADT, JUNE Jo.

Twenty-five ships of the fleet have arrived here in
safety, and all goes on well for the present. There
is no appearance of any obstruction to the trade on
the part of Russia.
London, England, 1810-07-02

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ISLE OF LEON, (CADIZ) TO

A BENTLENIAN IN EDINBURGH, DATED MAY 30.
" The British force here is about seven thousand,
the Spanish ten ; and that of the French fifteen ,
thousand. General GRAHAM commands. We are ,
throwing up works in every direction, by which
means, and the marshy grounds, intersected with
salt ponds, surrounding the island, the place is re-
markably strong, indeed so much so, that many are of
opinion we may be here for years. The fire of the
French is chiefly directed against our boats, and ours
against the working parties ; except this, we are very
quiet. Within these fourteen days, two of the prison
ships, containing about a thousand men each, have
been drifted towards the French side, the prisoners
had seized an opportunity of cutting the tables.. The
French boats landed the whole from the ship which
-first escaped, all seamen, and about 300 officers, they
• set fire to it afterwards. The other was an Hospital
ship, from which were landed most of the men. The
Spaniards also set fire to her. The Spanish troops
would undergo a great deal of fatigue, and fight well,
if they had good officers; this is what they chiefly
want. It is a pity that they have not British officers
like the Portuguese. Excepting good meat, the mar-
kets here are well supplied with every necessary.—
Were it not for our rations, consisting of a pint of
wine, a pound of meat, with a pound of bread, per
day, we should be badly off ; but as it is, most of the
officers are saving money, which they may well do."
London, England, 1810-07-02

MEMORANDTJNI.

Lieutenant Redman of she 67th Foot, who was superseded, as
Stated fn the Gazette of the ISth April, 18U9, is reinstated in his
rank.
The undermentioned Appointments, as stated in the
Gazettes of the 23d of August 1803, 13th of June
1807, 19th of August 1809, 10th of March 1810,
and 16th and 23d of June following, have not
• taken place, viz.
•oth Foot—Charles Forrest, Gent. to be Ensign ; Joseph Coles,
Gent. to be ditto.
SSd light Dragoons— --- Campbell, feat. to be Cornet.
jlth Foot—Surgeon Thomas Duncan, from the 99th Foot, to be

Surgeon.
42d Ditto—Duncan Macpherson, (lent. to he Ensign.
id Royal Veteran 13attalion—Lieutenant William Snodgrass, from
24th Foot, to be Lieutenant.
The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being,
absent without leave :
lieutenant Montgomery, of the 23d Foot.
Lieutenant Hall, of the 75th Feot.
Captain Dams, of the 81st Foot.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, SUNS 27.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
First Lieutenant Sebastian Dickenson to be Second Captain, vice
Hamilton, deceased.
Second Lieutenant William R. Ord to be Pint Lieutenant, vice
Dic.kenson,promoted. Dated May 29, 1810.
London, England, 1810-07-02

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 30.

L'AteLE frigate, mentioned in my last, brings an
account, that on the 16th of April a severe shock of
an earthquake was felt at Jamaica, which, however,
did very little damage. She brought home two mil-
lions of dollars for the merchants, which she has taken
round with her to Portsmouth.

The GLEANER ketch has returned, without meet-
ing with the UNION powder hoy.
Arrived the ORESTES sloop, from Liverpool ; and
the Morriston hired vessel, from Swansea.—Sailed
the PEACOCK sloop, for Falmouth ; and the GoLD-
IFINCH brig of war, for Corunna, with dispatches ; the
AMELIA frigate, for the coast of France ; and the
rommEas, 74, to relieve the RODNEY, off Brest, which
ship is ordered np the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1810-07-02

DEAL, JUNE so.

Arrived, and sailed for the river the Deptford,
transport, HAILS, from Plymouth, with about 23
sail more from Lisbon, last from Falmouth ; and his
Majesty's ship CHRISTIAN VII. from Plymouth, and
remains.—Wind S. W.

JULY I.—Arrived the Kfaminoo sloop of war,
from a cruize ; and BRITANNIA, HUNTER, from Li-
verpool, and sailed for the river.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, JULY 1.

Arrived this morning, the Laymen. sloop of war,
with Mr. FonsrEn, the British Minister, from Stock.
holm; also Mr. FISHER, the Messenger. Arrived from
Heligoland with convoy, the BRAVDAGERIN ; and
the Sophia, Comm, with passengers; by them we
learn that the trade at Heligoland is very dull ; also
the BRITONIART, from a cruize.—Sailed the ACUTE
and MAGNET, for off Flushing.— Remain in the Roads,
the Roebuck, Aboukir, Hussar, Calliope, Chanticleer,
and Paz.—Wind variable and foggy.
London, England, 1810-07-02

LEITH, JUNE 28.

Sunday night, Kerr, a boy of 14, belonging
to the Zealous, W. Scotland, just arrived from South-
ampton, was drowned at the Friarton, where the ves-
sel lay, about a mile below Perth.

Two Danish vessels, prizes to the True Briton
vateer, of Bridport, arrived in the roads on Saturday.
The Albion cutter, convoy from Gottenburgh, Union,
of Yarmouth, from Oporto, with wine; and the Nelly,
of Dundee, from Lisbon, with salt, arrived on Mon-
day. The Albion, Fordrig, from this port, arrived
at Gibraltar on the 24th ultimo.
London, England, 1810-05-30

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