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London, England, 1810-07-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, JULY 8. .Arrived the Baring, front
Bengal ; Castle Eden, ; and Dover Castle, Richardson, from
Bombay ; Lady Castlereagh, —; and the Devonshire, Mut...
ray, from Calcutta. Sailed the Shark, Hassack, for St. John's;—
Sir Sidney Smith, Branford, for Demerara; la Invention, Linnan;
and Palo:it, Hare, for Madeira ; and Weymouth, Gardner, foe
New Yolk.

A fleet of transports having on board the 20th,
76th and 84th regiments, bound to Cork, yesterday
passed through the Downs on their voyage.
S iturday night's Gazette announced the failure of
the Banking-house of BRICKWOOD and Co. in Lom.
bard-street. This stoppage is imputed, in a material
degree, to the failure for £:390,00o t.l one t.i t.‘e
arms in general brokerage, 'Alt more especially con.-
' cerned in We India dealings. One of the Banking
Company, the relative of an Admiral,'who acquired
a large pr Te:ty on the Indian station, embarked
XI CO,OOO in the establishment a few months since
and the prinzioal ot toe house, we utioerst.owi, make
an addition to his previoas capital of £60,000, not
are
shor
t JULY
IE 9.—To-day there
more, thanA or: MARrti:zhc ago..
CON•MIT
short arriv..l• but eonsideralge to :an week's
...reign su ply. upwards or 24,001 quarters; prime keeps its
.lice, oth.r qual,tics heavy salt—Very little barley, and with
*Malt sttppott..ast currency—Peas anal Beans of the two birds
arly so—Oats are in tolerable supply, with a dentane, and this
rade mallows us price-.-kluur wil,hout vallatien.

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London, England, 1810-07-09

N 47.1 L Ant'LLIGENCE.

The Jamaica fleet arrived off Cape Clear on the 3th
inst. The ships bound for Brian] have arrived them
FAI.MOUTH; JULY 6
Arrived the Princess Elizabeth packet, Captain
Fortitv.stm.v.„ with a mail in 31 days from the Lee- •
ward Islands. Sailed his Majest)'s ship AMICLIA on
:4 cruite. The Princess Elizabeth packet, with mails
for Li,hr•n, is detained for orders, supposed to carry
out the new treaty.—Wind S.W.

TORBAY, JULY T.
Yesterday arrived the Fingall 'letter of marque,
Captain DENNING, from Buenos Ayres, bound to
London, 76 days on her passig►e : reports that on the
25th ult. in lat. 39. she fell in with a French priva-
teer and chaced her eight hours, but she got off; and
about eight hours afterwards she fell in with his Ma-
jesty's frigate ENIERALD, and informed Capt. MATT•
LAND the course the privateer steered, when she made
all the sail she could, and went in pursuit of her.
This day worked into Torbay his Majesty's ship
CALsontms, from Portsmouth, bound to Plymouth.:
she did not come to an anchor, but proceeded down
Channel.
London, England, 1810-07-09

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So
I D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
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A SMALL blot compact FREEHOLD • avid
TITHE-FREE EiTATE, near COBHAM. SURREY,
called COBHAM LODGE; consining of 45 Acres of excelknt
Land, in a ring fence, on which stands a well-built Dwelling-
house,
con:aining three Reception-rooms, nine Bed-chambers,
and two Dressing-rootos, with suitable attached Offices of every
description; an exce:knt walled Garden, with detached Offices.
The whole sr/di-sheltered, warred, and clothed with handsome,
Timber-trees and th- i:ing Shrubberies; commanding most de-
light ful views. Immediate possession may be had, and the scow-
tog crops taken at a va.ua
May be viirwed, by tickets only, between the hours of eleven
and four, and particula^s known, by applying to Messrs. Craw-
ter's. at Cobham, iickets may also be obtained, And plans of
the premises -ten, at No. 5, hanet riace, Templosbar; at Mr.
Hatch/rd's, Sooirs.ll.r, Piccadilly; and et Messrs. Knight and
Shrubsole%, Kicipstoit.
London, England, 1810-07-09

INREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
HAMBURG/1, JUNE :15.
The French Minister had for some time been ap-
prised, that certificates of origin, and passports, pur-
porting to be from the French Legation here, were
an article of clandestine traffic. The mode of ma.
nufacturing them was to erase by a chemical process,
from genuine documents, previously used, the num-
ber, date, and writing, in the body of the instrument,
the printed part, official seal, and signatures being
left in the original state. His Excellency has been
fortunate enough to discover the perpetrators of these
forgeries. A man of the name of Scherer has been
apprehended at his own house, and a lodger and
accomplice, named Levatix, who had gone about
two hours before to Harburgh, was apprehended on
his return home in the evening, by the Police Officers.
In their apartments was faund fhe whole apparatus,
which they employed in executing their nefarious
purposes, and also four counterfeited certificates and
p issports completely finished. These men will be
delivered over to the tribunals, and punished with the
utmost rigour of law. It is impossible to put the
' Merchants too much on their guard against placing
confidence in intriguers, offering them take passports
land certificates, by which, not only their property,
but also their persons, may be exposed to danger.
London, England, 1810-07-09

MADRAS COURIER, JANUARY 23.

On Sunday, accounts were received in town from
Berar, of a second action, between the troops of the
Rajah of Nagpore, and the arm! of Meer Cawn ; in
which the troops of the latter were defeated with con-
siderable loss. The part'culars of this action arc not
yet received ; but we understand that the defeat was
complete, a part of Meer Cawn's army fled in dis-
order. From the inauspicious -opening of the cam-
paign, on the part of Meer Cawn, it is supposed, that
many of his corps, who were allured to follow his
camp from the hope of plunder, will hastily retire
from so unprofitable a service.
London, England, 1810-07-09

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 7.

Arrived the Tett:Nien. 74, Captain Ltxsvc, with'
a convoy from Cadiz. The convoy stood up Chan-
nel, and the TRIUMPH k put under quarantine ; also
arrived the PHEASANT sloop, Ceptain P UMER, from
the Downs; PAtoLE frigate, Capt. WOLFE, from
Portsmouth, where she went to land 2,0,10,900 of
dollars from Barbadoes and Jamaica ; and :mother
cartei from Morlaix. A large Hamburgh ship ar-
rived here yeverday, prize to le RHIN frigate, Capt.
MALCOLM ; which vessel has also captured a large
French brig, mounting 20 guns ; and when the above
prize left her, le Rum was cruizing between Cape
Ortugal and Cape Clear, in quest of la Manche
French frigate, which was hourly expected from the
East Indies, with a quantity of specie and a valuable
cargo on board. Sailed the MARINER gun-brig, with
Admiral YOUNG'S luggage for Deptford, and 20 sail
of vessels uader convoy for the Downs; .the lISPLA.
CABLE, 74, Captain COCKBURN, for Portsmouth, to be
paid wages.
By the above cartel, I have received an account of
the Union powder hoy, which was taken out of this
harbour by nine French prisoners, as stated in a for•
. mer letter. The Union arrived safely at Roscoff on
the evening of the flay after she sailed from this port ;
and the next day the crew sold the vessel and cargo
for Jfi'32oo, and divided the proceeds equally amongst
them. Gill, the man on board the vessel when
they took it away, was sent to prison' at Roscoff.
—Several English prisoners were waiting at Roscoff
and Morlaix, to be sent to this country. Mr. NYE,
an Admiralty Messenger, came over in the ACTIVE,_
with the final answer of the French G•)vernment to
our ultimatum respecting the exchange of prisoners,
which is reported to be favourable.
London, England, 1810-07-09

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 8.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Moue, from a cruize ;
and the IMPLACABLE man of war, from Plymouth.—
Sailed his Majesty's ships NAIAD and COQUETTE for
of Cherbourgh.
DEAL, JULY 8.
Sailed the whole of the outward-bound Merchant-
men, under convoy of the FLY sloop of war, for Poris-
mooth ; also a fleet of transports, with the 20th, 76th,
and 84th regiments on board, bound to Cork, under
convoy of the Rora frigate.—Arrived the Hnm, with.
several transports from Gibraltar.—Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship SAN DOMINGO for Plymouth.
London, England, 1810-07-09

MILITARY PROMO !lONS.

WA R OFFICE, JULY 7.
2d Regiment of Dragoon Guanls—Major William Spearman,
from the 21st Light Dragoons, to be Majer, vice Vicars, who
exchanges. •
10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Bromley to be
Adjutant, vice Duperier, appointed to the .IGth Foot; Quarter
Master Rogers to be Regimental Quarter Master.
14th Ditto—Ensign William Percy, from the tioth Foot, to be
Cornet, without purchase, vice Krogh, promoted.
21st Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel E. Vicars, from the 2d
Drapmti Guards, to be Major, vice Spearman, who exchanges.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Windham Austruther,

Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Suwerby, , promoted ;
Captain William Burrougls to bi• Adjutant, vice Dawkins, ap-
pointed Brigade Major to the 2tl Brigade of Guards.
7th Regiment of Foot--F.nzign William Dtlgairsies, from the
17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Montagu pro-

mo:ed in the 82d Foot.
11th Ditto--Litutenant George Rawlins to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without pmeluse, vice Hail, who retires.
96th Ditto—Ensign John Nl‘Dermot to be Lieutenant, without

purchase, viceM4Art !tor, a;•;utiu it to the 2d Royal Veteran
Battalion; and John Dem mall, Gun. to be Enbign, vice iVlac-

derniot.
52d Ditto—Ensign Limes Price Holford to he Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Ramsay, promoted in the 4:th Foot.
58th Ditto—Ensign Cries Loheir to be-Lieutenant, vice Camp-
bell, deceased; and --- Alvin, Gent. to be Ensign, vic;
Boheir.

63d Ditto—Captain Robert Macleroth to be Major, by purchase,
vice Eairtlough, promoted.
SOtb Ditto—Captain John Brown, from the 62d toot to be Major,
by purchase, vice Napier, promoted.
sth West India Regiment—J. Berthrie, Gent.to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Rutledge, whose appointsnent has not taken

place.
Royal York Rangers—Lieutenant William Bone to be Adjutant,
vice Monro, who resigns the Adjutantcy only
ith Ceylon Regiment—Martin Browne, Gent. to be Second Lieu-
tenant without purchase, vice Grant, whose appointment has

been cancellA.
Ist Garrison Battalion—William Phillips, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Supple, whose appointment has not taken place.
Sd Ditto—Thomas Evanson, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Eagar, de-

ceased.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign Samuel Ragg, from the 7th
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Read, appointed

to the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion.-
2d —Lieutenant Allan Cameron, front the 10th Royal Ve-
teran Battalion, to he lieutenant.
9d Ditto—Ensign James Picken, from the 7th Reyal Veteran
Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Body, deceased.
7th Ditto—John Sinclair, late Quarter-Master•Serjeant in the
87th Foot, to be Ensign,vice Ragg, appointed to the lit Royal
Veteran attalion ; Powell, late Serjeaitt in the 37th Foot,
to be Ensign, vice Picken, appointed to the Sd Royal Veteran
Battalion.
London, England, 1810-07-09

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

THE Advantage the Public must always derive
from regularly educated professional men directing
exclusively their studies ta one'species of malady, was never,
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which
attended the a,intiui itration of their new remedy, and the er
Binary cures it has performed: For a long series of years '
Cuestic and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service,
made the Veoertul Disease the particular object of their love,
gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior
mercury, in the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficient to observe,
that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to tr
of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige
the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the'
injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the!.
in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates .
gestion ; thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu-
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only -
serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores •
and debilitated one to its natural strer.gth and vigour. Nt
less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy _
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues a..ting as a perpetual
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from en
of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or front the more insidious,
not less destructive, irutelgence of incautious youth of both .
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety
disorders which are the consequeuceof thissolitsty vice, there
none more affi at m; than that distressing state of debility sir/
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to '
lief, until he is reduced to. such a state of weakness as to
life oppressive. To such persons it must bep consoling .
tion to know, that they may now, by a new intallible mode
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hurtaanbiessings,
strong, manly and vigil ous constitution.
In 41 cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever sense.
as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs.
and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with
greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatt.
Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars
their tompLunts, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note v
have the necessary medicine asul sent to any par! sof ,
kingdom, No. 107, lisuccut-Gareiest.
London, England, 1810-07-09

TO TM/. PROPRIETORS OF THE PORTSEA ISLAND
w A i !..n WORKS ; incorporated by Act of Parliament.
GENTLL MEN.
IN answer to the enquiries of several Proprietors,
and in consequence of the circulation of various unibunded
pi,rts, I have thought it expedient to publish a short statement
of the situation of your Works under my direction, when J visited
examined them last week :—Your Engine House is raised
Dearly to its full height. Bolt Steam-Engines, with Boilers and
pparatus, are in their places% and in great part fixed; and the
WL stern Es gi-e will he in a state. for work In about three weeks.
The elevated Reservoir is in sufficient forwardness. A large
quanti-y of your Mains are apply the spot in pr., paration to be
inimediately laid, and considerable shipments are on their way.
Your Water is of the first quality, and its quantity is so great
that it cannot he cierectlysseertained till one of the Engines shall
b- fully in work. Ihe whole progress of your undertaking Nis
lx.ezt rapid, and without the smallest accident; and I have no
of announcing the actual supply and service of the 'towns
sad Shipping in the c purse of a few weeks.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient bumble servant,
WILLIAM • NICHOLSON, Engineer.
Bloomsbury-square, July 3, IWO._

THE BRITISH HERRING FISHING COM-
PANY, intended to be Incorporated by Act of Parliament
Capital .A 2100,0: 0, in Five • lionvand Shares of £lOO witch; and
no individual to hold more than Twenty Shares.
London, England, 1810-07-09

BANKS OF THE MAINE, JUNE 2s.

The division of Morand has received orders to hold
itself in readiness to march to the North of Germany.
The 17th regiment of light infantry of the line
marched on the 26th from Hoff, and the other regi-
ments composing this division will follow in suc-
cession

A Letter from Wurtzburgh of the l9th says—" On
the 17th, in the evening, the Administratiun of the
Grand Park of Artillery received orders, in pur-
suance of which it immediately set off for Nlanheim.
'lle removal of the artillery. with the trof.ps and
stures, is expected to be completed by till. 23d."
London, England, 1810-07-09

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO LIONS.

Rev. Joshua Rowley, M. A. is appointed to the rectory of
Newborn, Sidr.lk.

Rev. John 1 iutlrrill, B. D. vicar of Beckforil, Gloucestershire,
to he rural dean of the deanery of Camptien, in that county.
Rev. Rlchurd Francis !...;avies, D.D. to the, rectory of Pennock,
Worcestershire, vac.mt by tl:.• decease of the Key. Robert Jackson.

Rev. Mr. Peyton, to the rectory ut DodsWigton, in the hle
of Ely.
Rev. W. Tremayne, M. A. to the living of All Saints, Hereford.
Rev. Mr. Munsey, Rev. Mr. Howell:, and the Rev. Mr.
Montgomery, to be vicar, cburml of the cathedral church of
Hereford.

BIRTH.
At Wheattield, near Edinburgh, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Boyd,
of Merton Haß, of a daughter.

NIARRILI).

A few days since, at El;ltam, Surrey, by the Rev. I. I.iptrott,
Mr. Lacey, Master of Glauty-Grt en Academy, to Mirs Mary
Anne Lutter, of Oakint;liant, Berks.

DIED.

On the 26th ult. William Downe, Esq of Downe Hall, near
Bridport, Dorset shire.
Thera:ay, the troth ult. W. Bird, A.M. Rector of Little Hall-
ingbury, Essex, aged nn.
Last week, at Cheltenham, Colonel Berkeley, of the Royal
MarinesrChatham.

•
At liata,ore, on the s::1 of November, IRti9,„ in the 94th year
of h, r age, the Lady of Lieutenam-Colonel of the tEd
Regiment of Native Infantry.
'luestlay, the 26th June, at his house is Upper Berkely-street,
Portitt.to-equate, in the 73th yt sr of his ago, William Johnston,
Esq. of the Inner Tvmple, many years clerk of ladicinients of the
county sal Ilai44Jw., aria tit Ow ()Muni circuit.
London, England, 1810-07-09

JUNE lc

Admiral 4antaarez has, received ordess to release all
the Swedish coasters which he had detained, and
henceforth not to molest the SwediA coasting vessels,
be their cargoes what they may.

PRESBUROH, JUNE IS.

It is reported that sixteen regiments, chiefly Hun-
garians, have received orders to march to the Turkish
frontiers. The officers are directed to take no bag-
gage but what is absolutely necessary. Orders have,
at the same time, been given for filling the magazines
in Hungary with every description of stores.

VIENNA, JUNE 17.

The French surgeons that were left to attend to the
French soldiers in our hospitals have received orders
to proceed to Spain. The whole of their sick and
wounded here do not exceed 2000 men.—lmportant
intelligence is speedily expected from Turkey.
This day arrived here the Persian Legation, on its
return from Paris to Persia. The late Turkish Am-
bassador at London is also expected ; some of his suite
have a ready arrived.

MUNICH, JUNE lg.
An article from Lyons, in the French papers,
states, that the Toulon fleet was ready to put to sea
in the beginning of last month ; that numerous de.
tachments of conscripts were again marching to Italy
to complete the French regiments there ; and that a
considerable body of French troops was assembling
at Rome. According to the same article, the French
and Neapolitan atmy, collected in Calabria for the
expedition against Sicily, is estimated-at 30,000 men.
They were expected to be all embarked by the 20th
ultimo.

The number of the conscripts enrolled this year in
the kingdom of Westphalia amounts to 8000, exclu-
sive of those for the three Hanoverian departments.
An article from Semlin says, that the Russian En.
voy had made overtures to the Servian Council, for
entering into the closest connexion with the Court of
St. Petersburgh.
London, England, 1810-07-09

Ed! ST—INDIES.

BENGAL HURKARRU, JANUARY 15.

We have letters from the Camp of Dowlut Rao
Scindeah, of so late a date as the 24th December.-1--
That Chieftain was then at Terail, a place in the
neighbourhood of Shahpoorah, where Grnme Mercer,
Esq. the British Resident at Scindeah's Court, ac-
companied by W. Lindsay, Esq. had his first audi-
ence of the Maharajah.
According to advices last week from Loodeaunah,
Runjeet Sing was then at Lahore, having returned
from his campaign against the Chieftains of the hills.
It would appear that Soojah ul Moolk still conti-
nues to maintain a strenuous, but unsuccessful strug-
gle for his Monarchy, in the Northern districts of
Candahar.

MADRAS, JANUARY 21.
The Officers of the army are quiet, and that is all
that can be said ; their inveterate hatred to Sir G.
Barlow remains in full force ; but the King's troops
have subdued and overawed them. ColOnel Bell, of
the artillery, is the only one who has yet been tried ;
his sentence still remains a secret. I believe his life
is nut of danger, and that a general pardon will be
granted by Lord Minto, whose conduct has been mer-
ciful in the extreme, to all the other Officers who had
the option of dismission or Courts-martial. Some of
the baleful fruit of this mutiny is, however, now ri-
pening. Holkar's forces, commanded by a Chitf called
Ameer Kahn. presuming on the effects of the mutiny,
are now making war upon us, but under other pre-
tences.
They are opposed by a potent army, commanded
by that experienced and•gallant officer, Colonel Barry
Close, the force of which is as follows : 22d Light
Dragoons, 15(1) Mysore Horse, 500 Mogul Horse,
500 Nizam's Horse, five Regiments Company's Na-
tive Cavalry, (exccil:,nt troops), horse and foot artil-
lery, his Majeity's 31th Regiment, seven battalions
of Coast Naive Infantry, two battalions Nizam's
Native Infantry. This force, on the 30th December
was on the eastern bank of the Narbadda river, and
within 200 of a Ber gal army of great force.—
When iGine(l, they were to proceed direct to Holkar's
country and capital. Holkar is insane. The following
is the state of the Bengal army :
London, England, 1810-05-03

TEGO's NEW COLLECTION OF,ROMANCES.
This day:was putilished,
in Duodecimo, embollshed with Tv,* Engravings, coloured,
No I. to be continued Weekly,"priteonly Sixp.,ncr
rrEGG'S cpLtEcnori of GOTHIC rrs:l,..F.
-I- and ROMANCES; being the most complete and eat::r4-
:aining work ever published.
London: Published by Thomas Tegg, 111, Chcipsitle, and
may 6e procured of any I.kloksel:er or Newsman.
Where may be had, No. 1, price only Gd. of
Tegg's Marvellous Mariner's Magatine, to be continued
Weekly in Forty Numbers. Also Hassell's Drawing MAgazinv,
No. price Sixpence.
London, England, 1810-05-03

CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE.

. Tha Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened at ,
,Aherdien on Tuesday se'snight, by the.itight Hon.
Lord Ao RMADALE. ' * '
James Torrie, William Rou,ind James Winion, were .
accused of assault. The diet against Torrie was de-'
serted simpliiiter ; Ross 'and Winton were found 1
Guilty of the assault, and sentenced to four months 1
iinpritonnient,.and bound to keep the peace for two [
e,ars., • • 1.. . •
,Berhara .Alaitland, accused of theft, was found
Guilty upon her own confession, and sentenced to one
' mcnth's iniprisonment. i
,Thomai 'Will, and He/en Philip; his wife, accused of
theft.-- The diet against Helen Philip was deserted •
simplieiter, ar-cl she was dismissed from the bar. /fill
lWaa ' • his dwn confeision, and senten-
for-seven years.
:cused of assault, by wound;ng
ler-keeper of the Bridewell, was
ttenced to. be transported beyond

accused of chilcf-murder, was found
the birth, and sentenced to seven
in the Tv/booth off Banff.
cc used of theft. The diet against
loco et tot:pore, and she was re-
on a new warrant.
teemed of theft. The Advocate '
Court to desert the diet against
rich was accordingly dont, and he
the bar.
xecused of house-breaking and
It'', and sentenced to be executed
'sth day of June next
&pending, the Court proceeded

.ich happened on Leith Links a
singular an instance of the force
as we recollect to have met with.
and evil disposed persons on
, broke into a 'temporary inch)-
renter of the !.inks, for the pur-
few sheep which fed there, and

prey a ewe, which had just lamb-
re • and which they beheaded on
fling, leaving the head behind them.
?hen the keeper of the sheep came
Isual, he found the lamb, the off-
inding over ►he head, as if la-
fate, and it left it only by force.

Guilty upon her own CI
rnenth's irriprisonment.
•,Thorndi IFi/4 and He
theft.• The 'ilia agair
simplieiter, ifectshe
was' fotittdPuilty by I.
ced to' be transported f
&twit Marrhalf, act:,
Mid itibl)iiig the Unde
f'nhd Guilty, and send
seas for Seven years.
• Ann Mitchell, accuse,
kniitk of concealing the
• months imprisonment i
• Ekzabeth Stewart, acc
her was deserted pro I
combined to prison--or
'Joseph Kintray, acct
Depute moved the Cc
• 'hiM simplieitert which
was dismissed from the
Andrew Fraser, act
.• theft, was found Guilt;
at Aberdeen, on the IL
• No other business dc
to Inverness.
.1 The following, whit
fme.dayS ago, is as sin
of natural affection as •
SOrne vei y wicked a
Thursday se'onight, L
sure, erected by the re
pose of securing a fei
-• singled out as their pre
• - 04.1 two days . before ;
the outside the palling,
In the morning, when
• to let them out as usut
spring of this ewe, stan
baeuttrigits parent's fat
•
•
London, England, 1810-05-03

r.dzaLiwiquitr PitoczEmmos.

HOUSE 0.11 LORDS, MAY it.

.

- - -
The Committee of Privileges on the Roxburgh Peerage WU
postponed till Friday. •• .
The Innkeepers Rates Subsistence Bill, and the Ithlt:Road
Amendment Bill were read a second time, and committed for
to-morrow.
Mr. Owns, from the East India House, presented Accounts
pursuant to Acts of Parliament, and Mr. HILL from the Trea-
sury an Account of the additions made to the charges on the pub-
lic debt for the last ten years, which were ordered to lie on the
table. The accounts-from the East India House were referred
to the East India Committee.
The LORD CHANCeLLOR read a Letter from Lord Viscount
Wellington, in answer to thi`uhminunicatien of the Vote of
Thanks, expressing his high sense-Nif4he honour thus conferred
upon him.
The Irish Coroner's Bill, some local and '
private Bills, were
brought up by Mr. O'HARA, Mr. LTOOII Mr. PILMAIA Lord
FRANCIS OSBORN!, and ether Members Of the House of Com-
mons, and read a first time.
London, England, 1810-07-31

BRIDGNORTH RACES.

On Tuesday Mr. Whitmore's Purse of £5O was
won by Mr. Benson's g. c. beating Mr. Whitmore's
ch. f. by Hannibal.
Same day, the Sweepstakes was won by Mr. Ben-
son's b. f. Aiglette, also beating Mr. Whitmore's
chesnut filly.
On Wednesday Mr. Hawkins Brown's Purse of
£5O was won by Mr. Benson's grey cult, beating Sir
W. W. Wynne's Young Vestris.
Same day, a Sweepstakes of 10gs. was won by
Lord Oxford's Victoria, beating Lord Stamford's
bay mare Belinda.
London, England, 1810-07-31

sr.cRETs OF THE COURT OF FRANCE.

This day Wdi publi-bed, in I large vol Bvo. price I inboards,
E sEcitET HISTORY of the CABINET
A of BONAPARTE. : including his Private Life, Tharactcr,
Munich; Administration, and hi+ conduct to Foreign Powers,
tage.:ll- with Secret Anccdotes of the different Courts of Fu-
rey..., ;via of the French RevolUtion : svi h two Appendixes,
ccw,i4ii.ig of ritate Papers, and of Biographical bketchvi vi the
Per,u;., c,impo.iag the Court of Sr. ('loud.
By LEWIS GOLDSMITIi, Notary Public,

Author of the " Crimes of Cabinets," " An Exposition of the
Clothier of France towards America," dm
Printed fur J. AI. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill; and 1. Hatchard,
Piccadilly.
London, England, 1810-07-31

N.OWL

•••••MmEMPI.IP
FALMOUTH, JULY U.

ived the Princess Elizabeth packet, Captain
front ,Lisbon in five days.—Wind S. W.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 19.

A small cartel landed a Messenger here last night,
from Morlaiz, with dispatches. The cartel sailed
again this day. The WOLVERINE sloop, with the 13
transports for Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, still re.

main wind-bound in Cawsand Bay. Sailed the PEA-
COCK sloop, with 18 merchantmen and transports
under convoy for the Downs ; also the PARTRIDGE
sloop (that arrived yesterday from the West-Indies)
for Portsmouth and the NORTH STAR sloop, for Li-
verpool, to bring round impressed men.
London, England, 1810-07-31

BADAJOZ, JULY 14.

The division of ltegnier, which marched on the
11th inst. from Merida and Altnendralejo, is pursu-
ing its march to the Tagus, divided into two corps,
one of which is marching in die direction of Clccres.
and the other of Trusillo. The latter left in bleria a
rear-guard of 60C) horse and SOO foot, until HO o'clock
in the morning of the 12th.
The sth corps, comtwinded by Mortier, which
' marched from Seville to attack Dallesteros, occupies
Aracena, St. 011 ala, and Monasterio ; and letters
from Zafra, of the 11th, state, that some troops of
that corps arc also in Lerena.
The Marquis de la Rnmana has received Intelli-
Bence that the bridge of Arzobispo has been broken
down, but the intelligence does not state whether it
was done by the enemy or our troops.
Jet.] 15.—1 n the first days of this month, an en-
agement took place near Paredes, two leagues iFrorn
I'arrancon, where the French were attacked by Don
Juan M irtiu : 400 of the enemy's troops were killed ;
10'J waggons with the enemy's wounded arrived in
Madrit.: ; and we have taken upwards of 200 priso-
ners. Our loss is inconsiderable:
London, England, 1810-07-31

CORUNNA, JULY O.

By superior order, the pleasing Intelligence is corn.
municated to the public, that of the Polish division
which enterei Spain but a few days back, 1500
have joined our troops and light parties in Rioja and
Navarre, and that the rest, with their bayonets filed,
declared to their Commanding Officers, that they
'should march back so Poland ; because they had
been deceived, and told that they came only to gar.
risen some cities in Spaia which were said to be per•
fectly quiet.
London, England, 1810-07-31

That Proposal* will be received at their Office in Pa11:Ma11, on
ur ')cfore Wednesday the Bth day of August nett, from such Per-
ni3y he willing to underaake the supply of LINSEED
OIL, for h:lvice of this Department for a period of three years.
The Oil must be delivered at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich,
e;tlter in the raw or boiled stile, 6 such quantities as may be re-
'quire.% and in the proportion of 7 lbs. to the gallon.
'The Terms and Conditions of the Contract, together with all
further particulars, may be known, at the Secretari's Office, in
pall Mall afore.aid, any day between the hours of ten and four
u'Llockovbere the Proposals. mint be delivered, sealed up, and
endorsed " Proposals for Linseed Oil ;" but no proposal can be
admitted after the said Bth day of August, at twelve 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 of the Board, R. FL GREW, Secretory.

This day wasyublislud,

In 3 volumes, 12rno. price 15s. hoards, the Fecord Edition of
WASHIONABLE FOLLIES; containing the
iiistory of a Parkfan Eavfilly ;'Wills.* Peep Into the E
clianctcr.-7-13y 1-101IAS VAUGHAN 4 Esq.
" Leave such to trifle with more grace and ease,

111;OUIFolly pleases, or whose Follies plea.,e."—Porr..
Printed ler Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
poster-raw.

phis day was publislied, price na. 6d. neatly halt boon&
ZADIG AND ASTAR ; a ROMANCE, in
one volume, from the French of Voltaire.
By CATHARINE BAYLEY.
P. io.e(l for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, aid Brown, Pa-
ternobter-row.
Where may be ha& by the same author,

VACATIIN EVENINGS; or, Couversations between a (lover-
Le.s and her Pupils; with the addition of a visitor fern Eaton.
Tae tiding the tales of Constantia—the geserotts Slave ; Edward
Eltly; and Amorin and Edomia, an Indian Romance,
price t boards.
London, England, 1810-07-31

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 30.

Arrived his Majesty's ship IRIS from the westward ;
and the PARTRIDGE sloop of war from the West In-
dies ; and the Britannia transport from Lisbon.
The China fleet have been about five months from
Canton ; touched at Penang, where they left the Cuff-
nells repairing ; and at St. Helena, which they had
left seven weeks when they were fallen in with,
off the Western Isles, by-the REVENGE, of 74, Hon.
Captain PAGET, and lats frigate, Capt. SHORTLAZIP.
They have had a fine passage of a fortnight since. The
Revenge is arrived, and the Iris isgnne by with convoy.
—The Sr. Dosimoo, 80, Captain GILL, will be ready
for sea at Plymouth, in a few days. The luggage of
Sir RICHARD STRACHAN has been embarked there.
Sir RICHARD, we believei will sail in about three
weeks upon the particulai service ( we have stated it to
be the Mauritius) intended for him.—The HAMA.
DRYAD frigate, Sir THOMAS STAINES ; and the RACE
HORSE, Captain FISHER, expect hourly to sail for the
Cape of Good Hope.
The King George cartel will sail for Morlaix to-
morrow morning. Madame la Corntesse de TRocßorr,
who has been 18 years in England, Captain BANEES
(lately from Cadiz), and Monsieur MONTAGUE, with
15 other persons, will return to France in her. The
King George arrived here only on Tuesday, from
Morlaix, and brought over four ladies and three
soldiers' wives ; the latter were taken at Corunna.—
The DIADEM, Captain Pnactstont, and Recta"
Captain HUDSON, armed en flute, have orders to sail
for Halifax and Lisbon. The Bth regimen (2d bat-
talion) will embark on Monday on board these ships
for Halifax. Colonel Iltustrr, and a detachment
from the Isle of Wight, for service in North America,
will embark on board the REGULUS. A convoy for
Portugal, Spain, and the Mediterranean, is collecting
at Spithead, which the UNDAUNTED frigate. Captain
G. M‘Ksszts, is appointed to protect.

DEAL, JULY 30.
Arrived the Braganza, HAEI, from the River
Plate. His Majesty's brig CRACKER, Lieutenant JOHN
LEACH, has made another (the third) seizure of gold
bars and coin, which has been landed and conveyed,
under an escort, this morning to the Custom House.
Five o'clock—Just arrived the Thetis, SANDERSON,
from Demerara. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1810-07-31

A.LMEIDA, JULY i 3.

The action in which the English hussars were this
day engaged with the enemy proved very glorious to
them. They did not exceed 30 in number, and yet
repulsed several times two squadrons of French
horse, consisting of from two to three hundred men,
who were totally dekated. Their lo.s in kiled and
wounded amounts from ISO to 140 men, and 53
were made prisoners. Among whim are two officers.
London, England, 1810-07-07

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 6.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Wootwlcti, from Ply-
mouth ; and DAPPER brig, from a cruize.—Sailed
the FELLA sloop of war, on a cruize.

DOVER, JULY 6.

I have the pleasure to announce the safe arrival off
here this day, of a fleet of 20 sail of ships, from Ben-
gal and Bombay, under the convoy of a frigate :
upwards of 150 passengers have landed from them. •
Passengers per Los oDu NCA --Mrs. Oldfield and family, Mrs
Truscott, Colonel Haynes, Major Lyons ; Lieutenants Lomas,
Mackenzie, and Chambre ; Cornet White, Mr.. Lawrence, Mr.
E. Sage, r. Hudson, Mrs. Sturt and faintly.
Per Mnag us, WELLEstrY—Capt. Cleveland, Messrr. Wood,
Compton, and Ambrose.

Per LORD CASTLEICACH—CoIoneI Kyd. Captain Majendle,
Lieut. Call, Ensign Stock, Mrs. Larkaus, Mrs. Morris, Messrs
D'Aguilar and Geib.

Per Butwo—Coloneh Hutchinson and Crow, Lieuts. Ridge
and Dawes, Mr. Gilmore, Mrs. Faerbe and family.
Per Pau/ism—Captain Hodges, Ensign Conn,llan, Messrs•
Walker and Read.

Per MITCALTE—Captain Hunter, Lieutenants Ranken and
Williams, Mrs. Wintle, Messrs. Grant and Colvin.
DEAL, JULY 6.

At four o'clock, P.M. arrived his Majesty's ship
CHARWELL, with the under-mentioned ships :—Mar-
quis Wellesley, Dover Castle, Lord Melville, Car-
natic, Marchioness of Exeter, Baring, Northampton,
Henry Addington, Surrey Castle, Eden, Union, Wal-
thamstow, Devonshire, Lord Duncan, Europe, Cam-
brian, and Retreat, from the East-Indies ; also the
East-India Company's frigate Penang, and several
more Indian.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1810-07-07

ARMY. •
'Phis day were'putEslied, hi small Octavo, price ss. in boards,
pRACTICAL INS'T'RUCTIONS to YOUNG
A- 0 t:FiCERS, relative to the Interior I)l,cipline of a Regi-
mcnt of Foot.
By MAJOR T. CH. MBERLIN,
Of the :24th or d Warwickshire Regiment.
To °Ricers commanding Local Militia and Volunteers, and to
young °lacers in general, whose opportunities of becoming ac-
quainted with the interior Economy of a B motion have been few,
the directions contained in this Work cannot fail to be limits' and
acceptable. •
Printed for RICHARD Pnitms, London ; and to be bad of all
Booksellers. •

This day was published,
In three large Volumes Octavo, illustrated by Portraits, price
LI. lts. 6d. in boards; a few Copies on Royal paper, price
`2,. a new Edition, being the third, of
rIIHE HISTORY' of ENGLAND, from the
1- Accession of King George tits Third, to the conclusion of
I react in the year MI.
By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. S. A.
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand.
•.• This work, with Mr. Humes and Dr.. Sinolistes His-
i tortes, forms a complete History of England, from the earliest
!accounts to the year 17N3 ; printed in an uniform size and manner.
London, England, 1810-09-01

DRESSES WORN BY LADIES OF RANK AND FASHION.

1. A small Opera mantle of fine checked or barred muslin,
reaching to the point of the ci trimmed with lace, and orna-
mented with a light fancy pinksilk trimming, finished round the
neck with a plaiting of lace net., and tied on one shoulder with
a small hon.i. • rhe cap of white satin, confined to the head by
an open. g silk band, through which the hair is seen, with a
narrow ic:al oefore, turned up, and two small flat ostrich feathers,
disposed so as to fall back on the left side. This is a most beco-
ming dress to a light figure.

2. A short pelisse of lilac figured sarsnet, shot with pink, con-
fined .to the waist with a gymp band and clasp, in the form of a
diamond. The bonnet composed of alternate stripes of white
ribband and straw pearl, ornamented with a long rosette of rib-
band, edged with straw to correspond.
3. A fine India jacconet muslin dress, made high in the neck,
with long sleeves, edged at the hands as well as collar with lace :
rs long scarf of yellow sarsnet shot with white; a cap of.the same
colour fitting tight to the head, over which is worn a small lace
hood; this hood is formed with a small lace handkerchief, wove
with a round corner behind, this round is brought forward, and
drawn at a small distance from the edge, so as to sit full over the
temples and appear like a cap ; the ends lust meet and pin under
the chin; a small yellow flower is worn, placed just above the
frill or lace thus formed by the handkerchief. This head-dress is
singularly pretty, but is most becoming With the hair dressed a la
Mama. Gloves, shoes, and parasol of light stone colour.
London, England, 1810-09-01

BERNE, AUGUS r 1.

Her Majesty the Queen of Holland arrived on the
26th of July at Lausanne, under the name of Madame
Durowski. This Princess set out the following diiy
at five o'clock in the morning for Secherau near Ge-
neva. We flatter ourselves that her Majesty will re-
turn here in a few days, with her agust mother, her
Imperial Majesty Josephine.
London, England, 1810-09-01

SWIFT and Co. Contractors with Government for
the present LO rrERY, respectfully inform the Public, that
'rickets aid Shares are selling in great variety, at their Offizet,
No.ll, POULTRY,
No. 12, CHARING CROSS,
N 0.31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET,
And by their Agents in the Country —The Prices are oserl lower
than in the last Lottery, and the Scheme, which is highly ap-
proved, contains an additional £20,000 Prize, with 1000 Num.
bets less than the last.
The Drawing will begin and finish 19th OCTOBER.
SCHEME.
S Prizes of £BO,OOO are £lOO,OlO
S 2,000 10,000
a--- 1,000 —— 5,000 •
10----- 500--- 5,000
se 100 go. s,aon
50 50 2,500
100 85--- 2.000
4,800 15 72,000
43,000 Numbers, 5e200,00
FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER.
In the LAST LOTTERY, No. 4.469, a Prize of £20,000,
was sold at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, in Sixteen Sixteenth
Shares, besides several inferior Capitals.
London, England, 1810-09-01

HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, &c.

ELAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility
• and Gentry, the above admired Article is prepared only at
her Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-sweet, Portman•square ; and (by
appointment) may be had of 1. Baxter, Edinburgh; Ikll, New-
castle upon Tyne; Gregsons, Liverpool; Getty, Manchester;
Terry, Brighton; Lamer, Southampton; Elliot and Seedham,
Bath ; Jeffery., Salisbury ; Lister, Swansey ; Stephens. Bridlington
Quay, Ste. &.c. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle
has Mr. Harvey's signature on the label.
E. L. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence
of Anchovies, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles,
nay be had in cases of all sizes, for family use and exportation.
London, England, 1810-09-01

TEGG'S HISTORY OF THE 0. I'. WAR.
This day was published,
In One Volume, small Octavo, price Ss. in boards,
'I3HE HISTORY of the RISE and PROGRESS
of tbe 0. P. WAR, in a Series of Humorous Epistles; in-
cluding all the Songs, Placards, Toasts, &c. which were written,
exhibited, and given on the occasion; with Notes
By THOMAS TEGG.
" Mr. Tegg has volunteered himself as the Historian of the
0. P. War; and we may venture to say, that it could scartel y
have fallen into better hands; his Hudibrastic Letters are adapt-
ed to the occasion, and it is impossible not to be amused by the
easy manner in which he relates every circumstance of this grand
rovo."—Manthly Review.
London t Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside.
Where may be had, in one handsome volume, tiro. price 9s.
MARIISON TRAVESTIED, a Tale of Madera Times.
London, England, 1810-09-01

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Augwt 17, 1810.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICEAS of HIS MA-
JESTrs ORD • "INCE, de hereby give Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mali
on or before Wednesday, the sth day of September next, from
such Peron, as' may be willing to undertake the supply of
HATS ant CAPS, for service of this Department, for a period of
three years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at
Os! Principal Storekeeper's Offioe, at the Tower, and the terms
Ind conditions 4 the Contract, together with all further par-
ticulars, may be kdown at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mail
sicresaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
sth?re the Proposals must be delivered, sealed tsp and endorsed,
"Proposals for HATS and CAPS ;" but no Proposal can be ad-
rated after the said sth day of September, at 12 o'clock at neon
of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the
party making it, oran Agent in bis behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seerdary.
London, England, 1810-09-01

This day was published, price Is.

Elegantly printed in octavo, oa a fine wove dewy Paper, with
a new Letter, never before used,

THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, for August,
1810.--. Contents of the Number :—lmport of the Name
Jesus illustrated—The Origin and the Blessings of Salvation,
GOD'S purpose of Election—The Character and Privileges of the
Christian Church stated—Civil Government the Ordinance of
GOD, the substance of a Sermon on Prov. viii. 14-16.—0 n the
stability of the sayings of the LOAD Jesus—Considerations on
CUILIST'S Address to the Church of Philadelphia, Rev. iii. 7-1 3--
Pete r's Confession of his Faith, the true Apostolic Creed—Nar-
rative of four yearoresidence at Tongataboo, by one of tise Mis-
sionaries—Queries by a Correspondent—Review of Mr. New-
man's Sermon on the Work, &e. of a Christian Pastor—Mr.
Sc&t's ditto, on using Means for the Conversion of the Jews—
Mr. Innes's ditto, on the Gospel considered as a source of Conso-
lation—and, of a Letter to Lord Sidmouth on his late Measures
respecting the Dissenters--Remarks on an Article in the Scrip-
ture Magazine for thi. Month—and, Dr. Buchatman's Speech at
the last Meeting of the London Society for promoting Christie •
nity among the Jews.
London : Printed and published by William Jones, No. 86,
Chiswell-st rect.
London, England, 1810-09-01

MONEY.

MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
those that may be In want and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary or permanent sums of money, that they cart at all timers
advance any sum from loot. to 20,00t)1. and upwards, en personal
or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money
in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings or Freehold, Copyhold, and
Leaseho:4l Estates, on the mo-t liberal and honourable terms.—

Person.Ll application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily recave at their
house, No. 10, Jermyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by
letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for
well-secured Annuities.
London, England, 1810-09-01

Ou Tuesday mat, SeittenTly; 4, at tio'bleek in the Farenents,
at the Custom-ll..use in East Cosset.
I. HE U3DERMEN I'IONED GOODS, which
have been seized and legally condemned. us.
1150 lbs. Souehong FtJ, contained in 1 twelve Chet% Menai
China Pack is. t Mottle i Cherry timid?.
The Hulls and Materials of two broken-up goats.
For the Dunes, Tabs of Srgars.
And the following Stores of Resew!, Cruisers*

Fort sail, and ribb I lop mast, Spread-yard, and OaK
To be viewed two days previous to the Sale.

. HARWICH.
At the Custom-house. Harwich, on Tuesday, September 4,1110,
The Sale to comfit .I;ce at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS,
VIZ.
57 British Silk Handkerchiefs I Lady's Week Box of Ivory,
2d7 i Yatds Foreign White fille.-ree work, also a curt.
Thread I.ace ou. Ivory Chain
1 Foreign Gold Watch, with It Lbs. Hyson Tea
Chain and Seal 1 Ship's Anther, 111 esst.
5 Do. Silver Watches 1 Piece of old Junk
1 Do. Gold Chain and Seal 3 Cwt. Cut Rigging
7 Lbs. Tea 1 3:lip's Topsail
_ . ..

So Yards Cambric
3 Large India Chios Jars
2 Ditto, ditto Pillars
37 Yard* Lim It
LOS Lbs. RAW Cuiree

For

6 Foreign Silk Shawls,
14 Ditto Handkerchiefs,
1 Ditto Tippet,
N.B. The Goods most be take
cal:•, or the deposit money (on
Let.) will be forfeited. No Note
Bank of England, Ramie)), and

Ship'. Llow:prir, Boom-yard,
parcel of Blocks, cat air
tiny. old Junk, Binnacle,
Hen.coop, and Water Calk
I Quarter and 5 odd Deals
4 Cwt. 2 qr. Deal Enda

1001 YarJs Foreign Silk,
33 Pair Foreign Leather
Gloves.
n away within ten days after the
ie•third part of the value of each
a be taken but those of the
Mannis g•ree. _ _

YLYMOUTH.

At die Loutlon Tavern, Faith*leastreet, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 14th September inst. at 10 &Clock in the Forenoon,
AFINE PRIZE BRIG, has a ligtir'4l Head,
between deck beams, and ii Copper sheathed,
_

Length on Deck - r • - 13 Ft. 1010.
Breadth - - • . - - 23 9
Admeasures about . . . • It.o Tons.
Is admirably calculated for the Straights, West•lodia.uc News
foundand 'Trades.—Afterward•,

VOA LZINSITATION:
About 230 Hhds. Coffee S Tons of Fustk
100 Bags Ditto 4 Kegs Paint, auk
200 Ditto Pimento 3 Jars Paint Oil,
5 'cons Logwnad Being her emirs Cargo.
Alio, TWO FRENCH CHASSE MAREEi—I.z Boutl2
Rcsicutavat, burthen about 30 Tons ; and LA CAMILLA, bur-
then about 45 Tons, fit for Coasting or inland Navigation; Prize,
to His Majesty's ship INDIMATIOAILI.
For viewing samples, catalogues, sod further informations
apply to Mr. Joust HAwlea, Acting Agent, at Plymouth.
ALSO.-44)11 PIPOIL rATION
2S Caser Havannah Sugar, I Basket and 1 Boz Oils
2 Pipes Brandy, 2 Barrels Sugar,
5 Ditto Wine, 1 Trunk
Coffee,
1 Ditto superior Sherry ditto, 1 Barrel
1 Ditto Malaga ditto, Pipes choice Vidalia WIN
1 Copper Jar Essence, (in Bond.)
Foes Home Comsourrtora
About 70,000 Colquillo Nuts 4 Bales Cotton Wool
4 Cases Bark, in bottles 7 American Mast Pkkeeo
1 Ditto Castor Oil, in ditto 700 Bars Flat Iron
1 Bale Jalap 11 Cwt. Fine Clay'd Sugar
WOO American Pipe Staves 50 Casks Irish butter
2 Tierces Rice
For viewing, and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth..