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• yto proceed to Venice area Anemia. It will
be difficith for the English firpat a stop to the koast.
in g trade.
The trade iletiPreen Trieste anet Italy is expected to
become Very active, now fiat the produce and mer.
chandixe of the Austrian States may be freely impor-
ted into the Illyrian provinces. The trade with
Austria will be as fortherly, except that colonial pro-
duce coiling from enemies' countries, and English
merchandize, will be eiclnded.
itiRICH, DEC. 14.
In consequence or an official intimation from M. de.
Talleyrand, the French Minister to the Hefvetic Con-
federation, again insisting in the name of hii Court,
on the urgency of accelerating by the most efficacious
measures, the recruiting the Swiss regiments in the
service of France, the Landamman his issued a circa.

lar 'letter for that purpose.
A provisional regiment-has been formed in Spain
of several Swiss battalions serving in thit kingdom.
FRANKFORT, DkC. it.
The General Diet which was convoked he, aftei,
discussing the means of meeting the eitraordimary
pence:, has determined with the approbation of tRe
French Director of Domains, that.forest timber, to
thcialue of a million of francs, shall be sold. It is
also in contemplation to make an issue of paper-
London, England, 1810-01-06

HOUSE OF REP Ob
RESENTATIVIk;NOV.
gi **solved, That so Muds d le Preserving'. Mpssg°
speets the relation existing between the United. and
Britain and trance, with the eceeniPanybi tin
ed to a Select Committee, with butroctiolls to mai" d
and report thereon to the Senate. And that the Committee
leave to report by till or Ms, or otherwise."
Mr. Gu.jts introduced the Resolution by a suitable
Address, in which hiobserved, That he
,was indu-
ced to introduce the subject at this early period of
the Session, becazilet be was deeply impressed with
the importance of thitditelosnre made in the Message,
and the accompanying documents, as they respected ,
the interests, the character, and even the indepeis-1
dence of the United States. He conceived, that con-
siderations so vitally interesting to the nation, certainly
demanded the most prompt and serious attention, on
the part of Congress. He had presented the Resolu-
tions in this generalized form, to give the Committee
a free range in devising and reporting measures suited
to the cliitculty and delicacy of the crisis.
London, England, 1810-10-18

ADDINGTON HILLS.
A VALUABI.E WHITE SAND PIT, AND Woof) LAND,
At CROHAM FIURS.c, in the County of SURREY.
By Messrg.llOGGART and PHILLIPS, .1
At the Auction Mart, near tht Bank of England, on Tuesday,
November 13th, at Twelve, in Lots, by order of the Assignees
Of Mr. WILLIAM COLKS,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Tythe Free, situate In the parish of Addington, containing
'about 'rhirty Acres, which includes a valuable White Sand Pit,
found to he useful in Manufactories, and is bow rendered es-
trenaely convenient for the London Market, either by land or
water carriage, being only two miles from the Croydon Canal,
which is ituw navigable. The Estate is in hard; iftunediate
Possession will be given.
Also, a Leasehold Estate, held under Croydon College, con-
setting of Eight Acres of Wood Land, in the parish of Cruham
Hurst, near Croydon, in hand.
Mag be viewed at any time, and Particulars had twenty days
previous to the Sale ; at the Star, !.ewes ; White Hart, Godstone;
Bell, Bromley; Greyhoutul, Croydon ; Griffin, Kingston; at the
Auction Mart; of Mr. Walton, Solicitor, Girdlere Hall, Basing-
Iran-street ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-
' street, near the Royal Etichatsge.
London, England, 1810-10-18

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD CORN-FARM, TY I'HE- FREE
Near ADDINGTON PARK, in the County of SURREY.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PH i ELI PS,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Tuesday,
November 136, at 'lwelve, by order of the Assignees of Mr.
'WILLIAM COLES,
STONE'S *FARM, delightfully situated about
three miles from Croydon, four Irons Beckenham, five front
Bromley, and one ftom Wickham, in the parish of Aduington,
attd about thirteen miles front the Metropolis, in the county of
Surrey ; consisting of two hundred and fifty Acres of hue rich
Are& and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultivation, and
in a Ring Fence, surrounded by good Roads, and near the best
Markets, with a compact Bailiff's Cottage, in a pleasant situa-
tion, commanding at one view almost the whole Estate, which,
at a small expence, might be converted into a Sporting Boa, ur
for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural pursuits; with capital
new-built Barns, Bullock-lodges, Waggioi-lodges, Sheds, *a.
Wing, Granary, anti numerous Outbuildings, Sheep-pens, and
valuable Spring of Water. The Estate is held - -
Years, at a low Rent.

May be viewed-at any time, and Particulars had twenty days
preview to the Sale, at the Star, Lewes; White Hart, Godstone;
Bell, Bromley ; Greyhound, Crrion ; Griffin, Kingston ; at the
Auction M.ut ; of Mr. Waltoft, Solicitor, Girdh•rs' Hall, Bating-
aukkoureet.; and of Messrs. liggiart and Phillips, Or, Broad
fit, Royal Rzritanse.

• .
London, England, 1810-10-18

'Tis gone, with its thorns and its roses,
• With the dust of dead ages to mix !
Time's charnel for everincloics
The Year Bighteen.Hundred and. Six.
Though many mav question thy merit,
I dilly tliy-irge will perform
Content If thy heir but hiherit -
Thy portion of sunshine and std.
My blame and my blyssing thou shares')
For black were thy moments in part;
But bh! thy fair days were the fairest
That ever have shone on my heart
If thine was a gloom the coMpletest
That Death's darkest cypress could thi.sv
Thine, too, was a garland the sw...etest
Tha life in full blossom could show.

' One hand gave the balmy corrector,
Of ills which the other had brew'd,—*
One draught from thy chalice of nectar
All taste of thy bitte subdu'd.
Tis gone, with its thorns and Its roses
With mine tears more precious may mix,
To hallow 044 midnight which closes •
The Year Eighteen Hundred and Six,!

EPITAPH ON T YEAR 1806. -
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181 f THE zurg.• L.*. im_sic ER*
London, England, 1810-10-18

ANOTIIER LETTER.

Dispatches have been received from Cadiz, da-
ted the Bth instant. The Captain of the packet
ports, that before he left Cadiz, a vessel had arrived;
from Lisbon, which she left the 3d instant, the Mas-
ter of which reports, that great rejoicings took place
at Lisbon, and it luminaticns in consequence of a se-
cond victory obtained by Lord WELLINGTON over the
French."

On account of the uncertain state in which the
Princess AMELIA hasbeen for some time; his MansTY
has declined coming to town, to hold Courts, as usual
at the Queen's ; but the state of the public bu-
siness not admitting any further delay, a Council was
yesterday held at 'Windsor, which was attended by the,
Archbishop Of CANTEUUCRYithe Marquis WELLESLEY,
i Earls CAMDEN and LIVERPOOL, Lord MLTLGRAVE,
Kssrs. PEECEVAL, RYDER, &c. At this meeting,
we understand, the further prorogation of Parliament
, was determined on.
Mr. KAYE, one of his Maiesn's Messengers, at-7
rived in town this day, at ten minutes past two, from
Windsor, with dispatches to Ministers, rioting, that
the Parlous AMELIA was alive, but in a state of 0.
most hopeless debility •

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London, England, 1810-10-27

THE EVENING STAR.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER: rr.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK ;
Cons. for money, .136,—Ditto, account, 66j.
, Reduced 651-4 per Cent. 821 i
Navy S rer Cent. 100i—Omnium die.
Ex. Bills 71, to 10s. prom.—Bonds 20. 255. pre=

.71101Iamom•
It was confidently reported, yesterday afternoon,
that accounts had arrived of Lord WeLLmorum hay-
ing sustained a defeat.—We believe from every en-
quiry We have been able to make, that it originated
in the Stock. Etchange, towards the close of the
market. It had the effect intended : the Funds: fell
about a halfper as/. There has been no new arrival
the Tagus, nor have new accounts from Lisbon I
peen received through any other channel.
A Dublin paper received this morning states, that
a vessel, arrived at Beerhaven from Oporto, which
place she left on the 9th instant, brought accounts
that on the day she sailed all the vessels in that har-
bour were getting under weigh for Vigo to wait there
.Tor convoy to England, in consequence of an appre-
hension thit the French Would 'etiter Oporto on the
10th. All communication between Oporto and Lis-
t
:bon was entirely cut off.

A copy of MASS JENA'S order of attack upon the
British lines, which we understand was inter-
cepted on its way to one of the Frenck Generals, was
brought over by the last conveyance. The following
is a translation of this document :

MOST PRIVATE ORDERS.
' PAROLE. COORTZRALCIR.
L'Ehlle de Niter. Le Betia le Liabesese.
" Marshal the Duke of East-morn is informed that the die.
position of the enemies' forces is as follows t

.w.m. see wow %WINO 1., • • .
•
3Ps The right le stated to be at Alienguaa, and the Ilbe of de-
r><l- fence is continued Wong ' the river to the left at Torres
to Veen& The fortified heights near thb town are smog
. in nature, and pecsressroz;oy, an, as_they wore for-
., t by French en 'lmdFer the topetintsnansee of
Ind
the bobs Of Alga ItrOsetthsit he foreetLott An: Wm.
~ •
TON4l.oll9l4llolslo4alierbot Omni I. a;• . . . .
. .
' 0 NI being preiniseds 04 Olken will feel the ascaulty. of
London, England, 1810-10-27

HAMBURGH; OCTOBER IL

A discharge of the cannon, yesterday, at seven
O'clock in the morning, announced the arrival of his
Royal Highness 'the Prince of Sweden within our
walls. 'His Royal Highness alighted at the house of
Senator Schulte, and received the felicitations of the
Authorities of this town. The Prince has in his suite
the Chamberlain Count Morner, two French Colonels,
his Aid.de•Camps, and many other persons.
Mr. Eudel, Director of Customs, has comtnuoi•
cated to our -Senate az—imperial French Decree 4
bearing date Fontainbleau, the 2d October, 1810,
enacting, that all sorts of colonial produce., which
shall heaceforth enter the Duchy of Mecklenburgh,
the province of Lauenbisrgh, the Hanse.towns, and
all the countries situated between the sea and the line
of the French customs, from Rhus, on the Rhine, to
the Baltic, are subjected to uncommon duties, speci-
fied in the annexed tariff, whether imported with li.'
cences or proceed from prizes, confiscation or seizure.
Raw sugars pay SOO franks per quintial, cocoa 2000
franks ; Brazil, Cyenne, Surinam, and Demerara cot-
tow, 800 franks, &c. &c.

The same tariff has been introduced in the Duchy
of Meeklenburgh by an Edict of the reigning Duke,
of the 6th of this month.
London, England, 1810-12-15

DiJUOUSTIER.

(Signed)

N. XVIII.
Sir—l hive the honour of acknowledging tlle
ceipt of your letter of the 26th instant, and am hap p!
to observe there is a conciliatory disposition on thn
part of the French Government; but I feel, at the
same time, a painful sensation in seeing that you In'
pose a diminution of the number (so often declarcd.
as inadmissible) of the French prisoners, demandeJ
in exchange for the Hanoverians of the army of Coul::
Witintoden.
I have had the honour of repeating veryfreqUenti!
my orders, which in this respect were positive, alld
have now to inform you for the third time, that the
British Government adheres to the just and equitable
plan of convention finally modified for the immediate
exchange of all prisoners of war, and that in case it
should not be accepted, I am ordered to return he'
mediately to England. (Signed) _SletelteSl

TO -MORROW.
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REPORT of the SELECT COMMITTEE, appointed to
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ERMONS TO COUN'FRY CONGREGA-
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JOHN s.rututT.

LIFE OF

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formation of Language, are for the first time Incorporated.
[By WILLIAM HAZIA ri', Author of an Essay on the
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rule; of other languages to our own, and in his antsodti?ima ups
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STEWARD 17. HANIERTON.

Mr. PARK stated the case. The defendant was a
man of property, and son of the late Alderman Ha-
merton ; the plaintiff was a respectable dealer in
horses. _

At the sale of a Mr. Killock's property at Lee I,
Bridge, the plaintiff going into the stable to examine
some horses, was ordered out of it in rather a pe-
remptory manner by the defendant ; on his refusing
to comply, the defendant seized him, and with the
help of his coachman, whom he called to his assist-
ance, drugged him out, tore his
,clothes and beat him.
The action was brought to recover compensation
for the injury. A number of witnesses were called
to the principal facts.
Lord ELLENBOROUGN, in . charging the Jury, ob-
served on the gross and vulgar nature of the insult,
and directed the Jury to give an amount of damages
which might teach Gentlemen, that to restrain their
passions was not one of their least duties to themselves
and to society.—Damages £5O.

COURT 01 COMMON PLEAS, MARCH S.

COMM V. ROCKER.

This was an action by a Merchant of the city,
against the defendant, a Swedish physician, tOrecover
am as the value of a diamond star, entrusted to the
defendant's care. It appeared that the plaintiff's
daughter havintateor to the Opera House on the
night of Jubilee, wearing a hat in which there
was a diamond ,star`, and feeling herself incommoded
with the weight of it, in the course of the dancing,
gave it to her partner, requesting that he would en-
deavour to find out a place where .it might be safely
deposited. The lady's partner seeing the defendant
in a box,' requested of him to take charge of Miss
Cohen's hat, which the defendant undertook to do.
When it came to be reclaimed, however, the star was
gone. For the defendant it was contended, that he
could not be liable, the charge he took being gra-
tuitous. It appeared that several persons had jnmped
over the Box, by some of whom the star might have
been taken away.
Sir J. MANSFIELD laid it down that the defendant
not being to receive any remuneration for takirg the
charge, was not subject to that degree of respomaii-
lity which attached to a carrier, or other person M-
I trusted with the care of property. Having, however,
undertaken its safe custody, he was bound to bestow
'the same care in protecting them, as a man might
, naturally be supposed to bestow in protecting his own
property. With these observations he left the case
to the Jury.—Verdict for the Plaintiff, Damages 10.
London, England, 1810-03-05

FOAEIG ✓ INTELLIGENCE.

MENTZ, FEERUARI"7.

Tt w;11 he recollected, that in the report on the sate
of the Empire, the Minister of the Interior ;, tic!ed ;o
certain districts in the department of the Sarre, in
which, at the time of the landing of the English,
some symptoms of disaffection and even of sedition
were manifested. The Minister stated, that the dis-
affected would he brought before. a Military Commis-
sion. On the 22d ult. this Commission, which sat at
Treves, passed sentence of death on sixteen persons,
who were convicted of having taken a leading part in
the disturbances, and of having excited the National
Guards to join them ; six of this number had previ-
ously escaped. Three others that had broken open
some jails, and six that had assembled with the inten-
tion of releasing by violence persons lawfully impri-
soned, were sentenced to twelve years confinement ;
nineteen who opposed by violence the balloting of the
National Guards, were sentenced to eight years im-
prisonment ; and eleven others, who were present in
various mobs, but without any criminal purposes,
were ordered to be imprisoned during the space of
four months.
London, England, 1810-03-05

White Peas (boilers), 625. 685. Rape Seed, 481. 521.

Grey ditto 455. 5(
Hour 85s DM—Seconds 80r. 85s.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, March S.

Avcrage Price of Corn in England and Wales !rout the returns
ending the 24thoof February, 1810.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
4. d. I s. s. d. d. Is. s. d.
100 0 1 SS 11 46* 127 9 1527 I 53 9
The average Price o Sugar, computed from the returns mule
10 the week ending the29th day of February is 511 s. ld.gee elm

:$ ^~~-.

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London, England, 1810-03-05

PRIVATE LETTER.-AMSTERDAM, FEB. 26.

" I have rectOred information from Paris, on which I may
place some reliance, that Bonaparte persists in the determination
be before expressed, of annexing our country to France, and that
ii a few days we may expect to he overrun by French troops. At
pr.mieet we have no more here than we had a wca ago. Under
these circumstances it is in vain to hope for the continuance of
any trade.
" I likewise learn a confirmation of what was before-mentioned
in letters from France, that it was the intention of the Emperor
to espouse the daughter of Francis of Austria, and that a dispatch
by estafette had been sent to Vienna to procure the consent of the
Princess. As yet, however, it seems that no reply has been re-
turned."
ANOTUER LETTER.-..-" It is with regret we are tinder the ne-
cessity of informing you, that all commerce between this country
aid your's is now broken off: although the port at•on of gram
fr.im French ports to your's is publicly carried ori, a^d various
return cargoes are expected of such articles as Nspoleon wishes
to have imported from England. I lere, however, nothing must
be imported or exported; and we are even is momentary exper-
tation of a new Decree, directing all vessels arriving in our ports,
avhencesoever they may have come, and with whatever goods
they may he laden, to be put under sequestration, and the mas-
ters and crews to be taken into custody, and punished according
to circumstances. Vessels laden with salt, or even pH:dog in to
repair damages, arc not to be exempted ; and fishermen, detected
iu the clandestine importation of merchat:dizc, arc, besides the
confiscation of their boats, to be tart her punishotl with three years
sesapriseitusient in the House of Correction at Delft."
London, England, 1810-03-05

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 5.

The greatest exertions continue to be mode at this port, to fit
out the respective ships • even fast-day afforded no respite to the
labours of the shipwrights and other artisans.—Arrived, the EN-
COUNTER gun-brig, Lieutenant TALBOT, from the Downs.—
Sailed the ECLIPSE and Putzoasst. brigs of war, on a cruise; the
MONKEY gun-brig, for Rochefort ; the Isis frigate, with Gene..
ral GRAHAM and suite, Major CATHCART, and several other
Officers, for Cadiz ; and the Esetzets sloop, for Falmouth, where
she will remain to see whether l'AtcLz frigate will call for the
ships bound for the West Indies, otherwise the Esrissts will
take them under convoy.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.

Sailed his Majesty's ships DCN mu!. and ROTAL ,OAK on a
cruise. The outward bound are expected to sail in the morning.
Wind S. E.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 4,

Arrived a few merchantmen from the River,sand remain with
a large fleet of outward bound ; and the indefatigable, Alert,
Aberdeen, Wakefield, and several more tranyorts, with a de-
tachment of the Royal Artillery and the Dth Regiment of Foot
on board, for foreign service.—Wind S. E. I
CORK, SEBRIJAR.Y 2e.

The West India convoy still continues wind-bound. Govern-
ment are sending out immediately, from this port to Portugal,
200 horses for our artillery there. The transports are nearly fit-
ted up for their reception. The Argus sailed on Friday fur Wa-
terford, to take convoy from thence to the Downs. The Mer-
maid arrived from the Westward, on Saturday.

LEITH," M ARC I I 1.
Monday arrived his Majesty's brig ROVER, Capt. NovT,-fmrn
a cruize. The following vessels sailed on Monday fur Davi.'s
Straits :—Thomaa and Ann, NEWTON ; William and Ann, DA-
VIDSON ; Raith, DAVIDSON ; and Royal Bounty, KELLE.
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irYLIII Vs JAVOL

This was an action against a Captain of a ship, for
damages arising from the improper stowage of
quantity of tallow entrusted to his care. It appeared
that the tallow was placed at the bottom, a quantity
of rice above, without any skins being placed be-
tween, and, above the rice, a great weight of sugar,
by the heat and pressursratising from which, the tal-
low was so completely Melted, that in pumping the
ship, they pumped Walk*: Verdict for the pla intifi.
London, England, 1810-10-11

ABERDEEN, OCTOBER 6.

Wednesday last. the October Meeting commenced,
which was very respectably attended, although not
so numerously as on some former occasions.
There have been Balls and Ordinaries at Cleugh's
and Smith's Hotels, alternately. Yesterday, a match
was run between Mr. Drummond's bay mare and
Mr. Duthie's horse Corunna, which was well contest-
ed, and won by the latter, ()Wing to the former bolt-
ing from the course, when leading within a short dis-
tance of the winning post. There were also some
back races, which afforded tolerable sport.
Among the Company present, we observed the
following distinguished families and personage:—
The Earl of Morton, Lord Lindsay, Lord Inverury, Sir Ro-
bert Burnett of Leys and Miss Burnett, Sir Win. Forbes of
Craigievar and Misses Forbes, skene of Aerie, Major. General
Burnett, Provost Hadden, James Ferguson, Esq. M.P. James
Farquhar, Esq. M. P. Mrs. Garden, Troup, Mr. Gordon, Hall-
head, Colonel G. G. Robinson and Miss Anne Robinson, Misses
Hay, ; Honourable Colonel Duff; Mr. Duff, Drum-
; G. H. Drummond, Esq. and Mrs. Drummond of Drum-
toehty, W. Farquharson of Monaltrie, Esq. J. Mansfield of Mid-
mar, Esq. John Morison of Anchintoul, Esq. James Morison,
Esq. J. Menzies of Pit foddels, Esq. J. limes of Cowie, Esq. Co-
lonel Finlason, H. N. Lumeden of Auchindoir, Mrs. and Miss
Russel, Blackball; Captain Henderson, R. N. John Gordon,
Esq. Cairnbuigh ; J. Robertson, Esq. Civil Engineer; Archibald
Farquharson of Finzean, Esq. Captains Turner, Mennie, &c. &c.
For several weeks past, with the exception of a few
days, we have had a tract of the finest weather ever
known at this advanced season ; so mild that in the
course of last week the Thermometer has stood at 70,
being as high as at any time during the summer. And
we .are happy to learn, that the Harvest is in conse-
quence in a great degree of forwardness, with the
most promising appearance of a plentiful crop.
London, England, 1810-10-11

FFCSINTT.I3 TO A lIINTLF.MAN HY HIS INFANT DAVGIITIII,

UPON .I,lit4T A NNIVXII6AIt Y UT WIN =ITN.

My dear Papa, behold me hare;
I've just completed my first year,
And still your tetWer, guidirg hand
VI little tottering steps demand:
My wants require a parent's care,
•
My cries, a parent's love to bear;
Your love I can't requite, you know,
As yet, how much tmyou I owe;
But think not then your kindness lost,
Because I yet no merit boast :
When Time those. treasures has revrard,
Which now io embryo lia conceard,
Your infant bud, unfolding fair,
With duteou4 Ito e may crown your sare ;
May prove a fl,iwer, with virtuous fragrance blest,
To sooth (in life's decline) and cheer your breast !
London, England, 1810-10-11

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Nu. 44, EsoAu-sTiscs r, PaLsocse-s2unRE.
rivrpinst, His Royal Kericri the Duke of SUSSta.
Plttkilpi44l", Earl CROLMoNI,FLET.
Viet..-Pacr:r terra, •
The Rev. gir'Grosim Lr.r, Mart.
TtiollAa LlSTrit !'.skits,
Fir Facnmticx Pazca, hart.
The Hon. and Rev. FRAI CI4 EC.EcToll.
W. F. I:. Nvavon, Esq.
TIUSTLES, •
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TREASURERS,
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Tuesday, the 16th inaant, at Two &Crock precise' y.
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rneaday and Friday, ae One o'Clock, under Ate direction of Drs.
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Eubank, P. itiwers, F.. Brandy, and it. Gale, nays. Tliis Insti-
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London, England, 1810-10-11

IV Wl. !INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 8. • I
' Arrived his Majesty's ship PRESIDENT oath P;y'
mouth, to take the trade to the Eastward ; and his
Majesty's schooner MULLET to take the mails to Su-
rinam, &c. Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain KERR, with the Lisbon mails, &c. ; and the i
ALBICORE sloop of war on a cruize.

IPLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 9.
The lan frigate has detained and sent in here the
Prussian vessel Wilhelmina, from Bourdeauz, with a
cargo of wine and brandy. The 0. P. privateer,
Captain CLIFFORD, has retaken a large English mer-
chantman from Valencia, and carried her into Fowey.
The PLOVER sloop of war continues to have her usual
run of goodluck ; she has taken and sent in here the
American ship Pegu, from Philadelphia, bound to
Gottenburgh, with a cargo ; and a French vessel, not
yet arrived, from the Isle of France, with a cargo ;
• A French ketch and a brig arrived here on Sunday
evening, prize to the HAWK sloop. The GOLDFINCH 1
has detained and sent in a Spanish lugger from Bilboa.
Arrived the INTELLWENT gun brig from Scilly ; the
MARS, of 74 guns ; and SCYLLA, of 18, from Ports-
mouth. Cane in the French chasse maree Deuz
Scettrs, in ballast, prize to his Majesty's ship CADNIVC.
His Majesty's ship LA RUIN chased a French lugger
Trivatecr on Saturday last, off Scilly; whiCh got off
by means c.f her sweeps, there being little wind...-.
Wind E. blows a hard gale. -
London, England, 1810-10-11

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PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER e 7.

Came in the Britannia, BROWN, from Quebec;
sailed 10th September, with 36 sail an company, from
whom she parted in a gale on the 10th October,and on
the 14th was captured by therrifller French privateer,
of 18 guns, but the privateer having 60 Englishmen
on board, the Britannia was given up to the Captain
and crew, after putting on board the Captain, crew,
and passengers of the Portuguese ship Intriga, from
the Brazils, which she had previously captured.—
Arrived the SEINE frigate, from a cruize, with da-
mage to her rudder ; and STANDARD, 64, from Ports-
mouth. Sailed the Asia Spanish man of war, for
Portsmouth; CHRERLY WM W ith a fleet for Liver.
pool ; NAIAD frigate, for the westward ; and the
NORTHUMBERLAND man of war, for Lisbon.
London, England, 1810-10-29

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 28.

Arrived the Cowinzit and LINNET from a cruive ;
Film from Guernsey ; NAIAD and PLOVER from
Plymouth ; REVENGE and DONNECIAL from off Cher-
burgh. Sailed the GOSHAWKE and Nem on a
cruize ; SPARTAN, for Leith ; and the PODARCUS with
convoy for the Downs. Rear-Admiral HERBERT
SAWYER sailed yesterday morning in the BELVIDERA,
Captain BYRON, to succeed Sir JOAN WARREN, at Ha-
lifax. Sailed the APOLLO, Capt. TAYLOR, for Cadiz,
Malta, and Sicily. The GANYMEDE is appointed con-
voy for theWest-Indies, Savannah, and Amelia Island.
The BELLEROPHON and BELLONA are ordered here
to refit. The JAMAICA, from Newfoundland ; and
the OBSERVATEUR, from Halifax, are arrived in the
Downs, with convoys.

The Assistance navy transport, Captain J. C.Woon,
who sailed from hence on Thursday se'nnight, in the
afternoon, fell in with the Phipps, Captain BELL, to the
Eastward of the Owers, by whose information there
were 15 privateers in that part of the Channel. In an
hour afterwards the Assistance saw a French lugger
firing into a ship. The privateer perceiving the As-
sistance was coming up with her, stood to the South-
ward—the Assistance passed the ship, and chased the
privateer, but could not overtake her. The ship
proved to be the Johanna, of Leith, with a cargo
from Jamaica. The Assistance then collected ten sail
of merchantmen, and took them into the Downs.
London, England, 1810-10-29

GREENOCK, OCTOBER. !I.

The Pompey, Cowar►, arrived here yesterday from
Quebec, brings accounts of the brig Porters, DM,
from Quebec for Saltcoats, being lost on the island of
Anticosti, in the Gulph of St. Lawrence. The fleet
for Great Britain sailed eight days before the Pompey.
The Mars, Moruiritwru, arrived here last night from
Quebec, in 27 days. Arrived at Port-Glasgow, on
Sunday, the ship Aurora, M‘DoucALL, from Deme-
rara, in 9 weeks-3d instant, spoke the brig Coning.
wood, Giulialn, from hence to New York, lat. .53.
long. 33. out '2O days-6th spoke the ship Anrora of
this port, from Liverpool, for Halifax, out 10 days.
The Phoenix, M'DONALD, for Limerick, sunk at Bowl-
ing Bay, the 17th instant, the anchor of another ves-
sel having vie through her bottom.

EAST INDIA SHIPP/NO.

An acceunt has been received that the fcllnn•irg •
ships, *Lich sailed from Portsmouth the 28th April
last for China, *ere on the 13th June in lat. 2. 1. S.
Long. 23, 3. We under convoy of Ms Majesty's ship
GRAMPSUS, ♦ii. BOMBAY, SURAT CASTLk, CARTON. •
ROYAL GEORGE, and ALNWICK CASTLE. •