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I HE LLEWENY ESA A I'l, NORTH WALES.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by NI, INSTANLEY and SON,
At the Auction Mart, near the. Bank of England, London, in
the month of ay, unless previously disposed of,
THE very Extensive and Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising the noble Mansion of Lleweny
Hall, which contains ample accommodations for a family of the
fir.t distinction, together with new erected and very commodious
Bleach Works, Water Corn Mill, and Iron Forge, all well sup.
plied with Water, a Public House, and severe. improveable
Farms, the whole containing Four 'Fhous:ind Acres of extre.orcii-
bar, rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land, in a high
state of cultivation, and lying nearly in a Ring Fence.
The Estate is intersected by the River Clwyd, most beauti-
fully situate in the Vale of Clwyd, in the Counties of Denbigh
and F int, North Wales, three miles from Denbigh, six irons St.
Asaph, eight from Ruthin, twelve from Abergely, and 24' from
Chester.

Due Notice of the Days of Sale will be given in this and other
Papers. In the interim the Estate may be viewed by applying to
Mr. Huxford, at Lieweny Hall.—Particulars with Plans annexe 4
will be ready in a few weeks, and may be then had of Messrs.
Manley and J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London • of
Winstanley and Son, Paternoster row ; of Mr. S. Lwe,Splicittor,
Whitechurch, Shropshire; of Mr. Calveley, Surveyor, Stapleford,
near Chester; of Mr. Thomas Winstanley, Auctioneer, Lives;
,iisql; of Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester • Mr. Wrap
Solicitor, Mold; Mr John Jones, Ruthiu ; Mr. Manchester;

blila ; and of Messrs. Copland an-il Pembeiton, Slatiniebatiy.
London, England, 1810-04-03

RECENT TRAVELS IN AMERICA.
This day were published, in 3 large vols. Bvo. illustrated by nu-
merous engravings, price Li 11s. 6d. in boards,

TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of
NORTH AMERICA, from Canada to Georgia, in 1807, 1809,
and 1809; containing accurate accounts of the present state of dot
vast continent, and interesting anecdotes and other particulars of
the leading public characters in the United States.

_
By JOHN LAMBERT, Esq.
Printed for RICKARD Pitt Lurs, London ; and to be had of all
Booksellers. Of whom may be had, lately completed,
The Lira of GENERAL WASHINGTON, compiled from his pa-
pers, and published by his family, drawn up by Chief Justice Mar-
shal, in 5 vols. svo. price mss; or in 4to. price £6.
London, England, 1810-04-03

Thir. day. were publishel, price 2s. in boards,

VVENING AMUSEMENTS, for the Year 1810;
-1-4 being the Seven/th of a Series of Annual' Volumes, for the Im-
provement of Students in Astronomy.
By W. MEND, Esq. M. A.
Actuary to the Rork Life Assurance Company; late Fellow of
Jesus College, Cambridge; and Author of—The Principles ui
Algebra—Tangilde AritStnetic—Essay on Patriotism—&c.
Prired for J. Mawman, 92, Poultry. Of -whom nay be had,
the preceding Volumes. Also, all Mr. Frend's other publications.
Likewise may he had% just published, price 21. 61. sewed, the
. .

Etltioti, with Additions, of

A Companion to the Almattack ; containing an Explanation of
the Saints' Da‘.s Holi:lays, with Biographical Stetches of ti.e
Pet'vona, and Historical Accou..l:-; of the Eyente., o which the
FeNtivals are founded. To which is prei ei, nn Introduction,
'explain/a, the Chronological and Antronontie:2.l Terms, an ,1 t!te
general* dnuents"of modern Alnianzeksi_with a brief inquiry kit°
tbtsir origin. By John Audiry.
London, England, 1810-04-03

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKPRIARS;
Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from nate, and
en Livas ; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES.
INSURANCES falling due at Lady Day, should
be renewed within fifteen days from that period.
Abatements are made, according to the Plan which originated
with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances out
of London. A large advantage is allowed on Life Insurance,
and every facility is afforded by which the interest and conve-
nience of the Public may be prosnoted.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
•.• The Company's Office for the West-end of Lon lon, is at
N 0.97, on the West-side of New Bond-street. near Oxford-street.
London, England, 1810-04-03

This *visas published, in /Ivo. price 88. in hoards,
AN AM'EIENTIC NARRATIVE of Four
Years Residence at TostoaTAßoo, one of the Friendly
Islands, in the South Sea, by a Gentleman who went thither in
the Duff, under Captain Wilson, in 1796. With an Appendix,
by an eminent Writer.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces and Orme, Paternoster-row;
L. B. Seeley, 169, Fleet-street ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

This day was published,
In lento. ornamented with Vignettes, price Ss. bound,
The Second Edition, of
THE PATERNAL PRESENT; being a Sequel
to Etre' GIFT. Chiefly selected from the Writings of
Mr. PRATT.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster.row;
and J. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Of whom may be had,
PITT'S Girt. • a Collection of interesting Tales, from the
Works of Mr. Pratt. In 1 vol. 18mo. embellished with Wood
Cuts. Third Edition, price 33. bound.
London, England, 1810-04-03

This day was published,
In folio, illustrated with Engravings, price 23. 3s. in boards,
The Second Edition, of
ASYSTEM of DISSECTIONS ; eplaining the
Anatomy of the Human Body, the Manner of displaying
the Parts, and their Varieties in Disease.

By CHARLES BELL,
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
Printed fir Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the above Work
without Plates, in 2 vols. foolscap, price 12s. boards.
2. A System of Operative Surgery, founded on the Basis of
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4. A Series of Engravings of the Nerves, price £l. Is.
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6. Anatomy of Expression in Painting, £2. 2s.
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London, England, 1810-04-03

PALMOUTH, MARCH 31.
he American brig Prince Madoc, from gorkk,
as detained off this port by the aubilee privateer)
sad sent for Fowey.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 1.
The Anors sloop of war, has come up hatbour
to repair the damage she sustained in running down
the UNION galliot, of Poole, off Waterford.—A neu-
tral vessel, on her passage to this port from the east-
ward, laden with oil, was wrecked last week, off
the Start ; the captain and most of the crew drowned.
_A frigate passed up channel this forenoon, but did
rot come near enough to give her number ; she is
supposed to be the UNICORN, with dispatches.—
Arrived, the WELZLE schooner, from Torbay.—
Sailed, the PHEASANT sloop, Captain PALMER, on a
cruize; and the FAVOURITE sloop, Captain CLEMENT,
.vith an American brig and two empty mast ships,
under convoy. They are gone first to Falmouth, to
join other ships at that port.
Friday night a jolly-boat belonging to the AFRICA,
was cast-away on Drake's island; the crew, consist-
ing of four boys, a master's mate, and the wardroom-
!:c.vard, were all saved.—Wind N. N. W.
London, England, 1810-04-03

TIIE 1111511 DISTILLATION/ BILL.

Lord HOLLAND presented a petition against
this Bill, from the Merchants of Dublin trading to
the \Vest Indies ; which was read, and which his
Lordship moved should lie on the table.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, leaving the wool.
sack, said, (as far as we could learn what he said),
that as the Bill had passed that House, the petition
could not be with strict propriety received.
Lord DARNLEY did not deny that the Bill had
so passed ; but, having hastily passed, being taken as
it were by surprize, was, with him, one strong reason
why the petition should be received. He had also in
his hand (parts of which he read) a petition to the
same end, from the merchants of Cork, founded on
the Report of their Select Committee. These peti-
tions were important, and he was surprised that the
Irish Peers did not stand forward to assert the prayer
of them. _ _ _ _

Lord LIMERICK said, that he congratulated the
Noble Lord (Darnley) on his having, in the want of
some post, found out an office for himself, that of cen-
sor of the Irish Peers ! Perhaps the Noble Lord
could find no other.—(Laughs.)—Why, however, all
this censure, unless the Noble Lord meant to enlighten
the House with his own brilliant conceptions, and
astound them by his powerful eloquence ?* He did
not ccme there to learn what he was to der,
Lord DARNLEY explained.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, rising to order,
observed that there was yet no question before the
House.

Lord HOLLAND replied, that he had moved the
petition should lie on the table ; which was justifiable
ground for discussion. The Bill itself, so far from
being the cause of joy, had drawn petitions from all
parts of Ireland, as soon as it was known to have
passed the House.
Explanations (during which the Lord Chancellor
again rose to order) here took place between Lords
Limerick, Holland, Bathurst, and Spencer.—Peti-
tions, together with another presented by Lord Hard
wicke, received.
Another Petition of the same nature was presented from the
111 ercbants of Cork.
The Irish Sugar Bill passed through a Committee, and was re•
ported without any amendment.—Adjourned.

•
of them.
Lord LIM
I Noble Lord (
some post, fot
sor of the It
could find no
this censure, u
the House wi
astound then
not ccme thei
Lord DAI
The LOW
observed that
House.
Lord H•OI
petition shoul
ground for di
being the can
parts of Irela
passed the H
Explanatio
again rose to
Limerick, I-I
• tions, togethc
wicke, receiv
Another Yeti
tlerdants of (
The Irish Sul
ported without
A new writ 1
gess to serve in
borough, in thh
called up to the
The Highwa
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1I
committed on 'I L
Mr. USHII
tee of Supply.
. ed to be brougl
The Commit
to Wednesday
The Irish Scl
be committed 1
London, England, 1810-04-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A new writ was ordered to be issued for the election of a Bur-
gess to serve in the present Parliament for the Borough of Marl-
borough, in the room of Lord Viscount Stopford, who has been
called up to the House of Peers.
The Highway Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be
committed on bursd :y.
Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee of Supply. The Resolutions were agreed to, and Bills order-
ed to be brought in accordingly.
ittces of W:-.) s an 1 Means and Supply were deferred
I next.
tclionl rill was read a second time, and orderad to
tomorrow.
London, England, 1810-04-03

This day was published price 2s.

A N ANSWER TO. LORD GRENVILLE's
-11- LEVIER to the EARL of FINGAL on the SUBJEC r
of the VI?. l'o.—By A FINGALIAN.
Second Editon, with Extracts froni Mr. Grattan's Speeches in
1805 and Ise&

" Would you intrust the patronage of the Church, in its most
imporstnt branches, to persons who consider your establishment
heretical or idolatrous ?"—Lord Hawkesbury against the Catholic
Petition, 1805-
_

London : Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
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London, England, 1810-04-03

This day was published,
In 4to. price 4:1, I Is. 6d. boards, the Third Edition, of
VNGRAVINGS of the BONES, MUSCLES,
A-4 and JOINTS, illustrating the first Volume of the Anatomy
of the Human Body.
By JOHN BELL, Surgeon.
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and T. Cadell and %V. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, all Mr. Bell's other Works.
London, England, 1810-04-03

LEWISHAM ENCLCSURE.

Lord HOI LAND wished to postpone this Bill till the Peti-
tioners against the Enclosv.re were heard at the bar.
Lord SUFFOLK expressed himself friendly to the enclosing
of lands. Considering the augmentation of population, their
Lordships must, sooner or later, do something for the relief of
the community. It was his hope that some Committee would
be appointed soon to effect whit it wus impossible long to delay.
Their Lordships finally agreed to take the Lewisham Enclosure
Bill into further consideration on Wednesday.
London, England, 1810-04-03

Lately.was published,

Neatly printed in foolscap Octavo, price los. 6d. in boards.

• -
A. SYNOPTICAL COMPEND- of BRITIVI
BOTANY, (from the Class Monandria to POlygamia in-
clusive) arranged after the Linnzan System, and con. ;tilling the
essential Character) of the Genera, the specific Characters, Eng.
lish Names, Places of Growth, Soil and Situation, Colour of-the
Flowers, Times of Flowering, Duration, and References to
Figures.—By JOHN GALPINE, A. L. S.
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" Convenience of size and eitTattee of form are among the im-
meJiate recommendations of this Syneptis. The particulars it
contains are iu.fliziently enumerated; for the absence of-the Class
Cryntogamia this decisive reason is given—that it would have es-
tenad the publication to thrice its present bulk. The whole is
thrown into the form of Tables, which, having the class and
order superscribed as a running title, are divided beneath into
eight columns. Nothing can exceed the dearness of t,e whole
arrangement, &c." lirivi,h Critic for July 1805:
" Dr. Smith candidly.
.recommends Dr. W thering's arrange-
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add Mr. Galpitw's Compend of British Botany, as a most useful
and commodious pocket companion in botanical excursions."
gdinburgh Review, Ottobv leo9.
London, England, 1810-04-03

This day was published, price is.
pEASONS for declining to become a Subscriber
to the BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, stated
in a Letter to a Clergyman of the Diocese of London ;
By CHRISTOPHER VtrORDSWORTH, D.D.
Dean and Rector of Rocking, and Domestic Cha2lain to his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Printel for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
In Six Volumes, Octavo, price JO 15a.
Ecclesiastical Biography; or Lives of Eminent Men, connected
with the History of Religion in England, front the Commence-
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London, England, 1810-06-09

• s
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.sTAR, • •
SATURDAY, JUNE O.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT diiE O'CLOCK :
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Etsleced Fie Pt*. 251.1-1.5 rw Cent. Novi shut.
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We this. day lay before our Readers the new At&
of the American legislature, alluded to in the STA*
of yesterday, and which superseded the late Non.
Intercourse Act. We have also added some other
extracts from the American Papers, which deserve at,
tention.

We may hourly expect the arrival of vessels from
America, laden with Sour, bacco, and other Arne.
rican produce, as many wen.- waiting loaded and ready
to sail the moment the above Act should pass.

Paris Papers to the Ist itstant arrived last night,
from which v. c ni:..ke the following ertract:—

I, PARIS, MAY Si,

_Tl:c:r Imperial Majesties are expected to arrive
lie:e this day, They reached Havre in the evening
of the 27th. .

The greatest activity prevails in the dock-yards
at Venice, Five ships of the line of a lighter con-
struction than ordinary, are on the stocks, and two
of them are nearly finished. A frigate, corvette, and
two brigs have also been lately Snicked, and will be
speedily launched. The Russcian vessels ceded to '
Prance have been repaired. At the date of the last
qdvices, there was a fine frigate in the grand canal
all ready for sea. Three bligs had arrived from Tau-
lon, and were lying in the harbour with an Italian
galliot and a French gunboat. Some vessels of war
had been stationed off Lido, Malamocco and Chioaza.
It was supposed that a flotilla woulel soon sail on a
cruize in the Adriatic.

46 By a courier who arrived at Trieste on the l I th,
the Duchess of RAGUSA received intelligence, that the
differences which had arisen with the Turks had been
completely settled."
A Gentleman who has just arrived from Paris
states, that the new Empress of FRANCE hiving sigui.
feed a wish that her unfortunate predecessor in the
affections of BONAPARTE should not retain the same
imperial title she had herself received, NAPOLEON, with
his own hand, erased from the. Register the rank as.
cribed to the repudiated Estertess, and degraded her
to the station of a Princess of one of the States of

T} F, EVENING
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London, England, 1810-06-09

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Vl'litE 7058

ORDNANCE OFP.h.:r, , June I, 1810.,,
THE PRINCIPAI, OFFICERS of XIS MA.
rsrn ORDNANCE, I. hereby Adios Notice, •

Tha Pripqal3 will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, en
or beton; Priday the 15th June instant, from such Persons as
in,v be willing to undertake the supply of Foreign Timber and
Deals for service of this Department, flit a period of one year,
from lit July next.
The Paliculars of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Timber
and Deek, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Palace
Yari aforesaid, any day betwien the bouts of ten and four
o'dock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and en-
dorsed, tt Proposals for Foreign limber and Deals;" but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the said 15th instant, at twelve o'clock
at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed'
unless it party making it, or an agent in his belialf shall attend.
fly orti:tr of rt,e Board. R. H. CREW, See..."'

S.l I:FM.2(i AND blOßKlLK.Atirvaio
ANTED to PURCHASE, in either titiffolk or
W Norfolk, a Fret-hold Estate, of the value of 50 or X 60,000,
to ronsist of it Mansion House, Pleasure Grounds, Manors, and
aJjacer Lands.
Applications, either personal. er by letter (post paid) to J. W.
Coley, Eget n". 12, Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, London, will
receive ionne..l'ite littertion.

A RESIDENCE ON THE SEA COAST WANTED.
AGENTLEMAN and his family.wish to take a
'Alit of a House and amall Farm on the Sea Cow, as a
cosatry residtmce for such a period as.may be agreed en. The
These awl accommodation neat, and sufficieur for a small family.
The groand, or Farm attached. to contain. atylat 100 Acres.-
3,1..5-r, Essex, Hampshire. or Yorkshire, would be preferree.
App • •o lames JaDie, W. S. Edinburgh, and znenticin the Tithes,
Poor. Kates, and other 'eurdens to be-paid by the tenants.
London, England, 1810-04-04

"1•t:i, day were published, in tivo. price !is boards.
;REP A RATORY STUDIES for POLITICAL
11- REFORMERS.--Contents:—Study, 1. Political Constitli-
ti ins ; Mr.taphysics; 3. Ai.aloz,ies ;4. t.l.eneral Opinions of Po-
eoatti• talons r,. Kings; 6. Church; 7. Nobles; 8. Repro-
• t a;lon of the .Peoplit ; 9. Patties; IU. This Press; 11. The
: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street.

This day was published, itt aso. price 7s.
By C. aral R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street,
N ACCOUNT ©f the BRITISH SETTLE-
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t.>rr, ecc. with a Map. To which are added, Sketches of the
Lamers and Customs of the Mosquito Indians, preceded by the
Journal of a Vur,;,;e to the Mosquito Shore.
By CAPTAIN HENDERSON,
Of his Majesty's sth West India Regiment.
London, England, 1810-04-04

"%V A.'. OF ROf;ER. KYNASTON, Esq.

IF this should meet the eye of any of the Witnesses
to the WILL of ROGER KVNASTON, Esq. late of I-hr 1-
wick, in the County of Salop, they are earnestly requested either
to call or send notice thereof to Messrs. Raiser and Son, No. 27,
Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn. And any Person knowing the
Death of one or more of the subscribing Wi.nesses to the Will,
and being able to prove his or their Handwriting, is alto re-
.qttested to send notice thereof or call as above. The Will bears
',late the Bth day of March, 1783, and the subscribing Wit-
, nesse.; arc ROBERTCHITTER, TOOVEY, and
' ANON. ROSSER. and SON,
Alarch 30, 1810. rtleti's

This day was published,
By C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridle-street, in Octavo,
ASECOND JOURNEY in SPAIN, in the
Spring of 1809 ; from Lisbon, through the Western Skirts
of the Sierra Morena, to Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, and
Gibraltar; and thence to Tetuan and Tat giers : with Plates, son-
tabling 24 Figures illustrnive of tit.z Co,tutnc and Manners of
the Inhabitants of several of the Si:apish Provincoa,
By ROBERT SEMPLE.
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Msp of the Peninsula, sud a Spanish Post Guide, may bc,had in
2 vole price 12s.
London, England, 1810-04-04

ARMY.

A Company, consisting of one hundred men, is or-
dered to be selocted from the Bth Royal Veteran bat-
talion, at Fort 'Cumberland, to join that part of the
battalion which is at present at Heligoland.
Captain GRANTHAM, Adjutant of the Durham
Militia, retires from. that regiment, and is appointed
to a regiment of Local Militia : the Serjeant-Major
is promoted to the Adjutancy in the regitnent.
Porchester Castle will be ready to receive French
prisoners on the Ist of May, when the whole of the
prison-ships, in Portsmouth harbour, except five, will
be paid off.

The Inverness Regiment of Militia, nine hundred
strong, is appointed to the prison duty, to be assisted
with a Serjeant's party of the Royal British Artillery:
there is also to be a troop of the 18th Hussars, to be
quartered at Fareham and Porchester.
Two circular letters have been issued to Com-
Mandants of Local Militia ; they are both from the
War-office, of the 28th ult. and relate to the sum of
10s. 6d. to be paid to each Local Militia-man for ne-
cessaries for the present year, and requiring "a return
of all expences incurred on account of the Local Mi-
lia from its first establi,hment to the latest period
that the same can be made out, specifying the several
heads of service wider which such expences have been
incurred."

Private advices from the British head-quarters in
Portugal state, that it is the intention of Lord WEL-
LINGTON to relinquish the defence of the provinces
North of the Douro, and South of the Tagus, and to
concentrate his force on the banks of thcsc rivers, and
in the intermediate country.

iilifYilL IN7'.ELLIGENE.E.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 1.

Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, Captain LAWItINCZ, with
a mail, from the Leeward islands. Sailed the OR cares sloop of
war, with two store-ships, for Cork; and the Francis Freeling
packet, with a ma-. for Cadiz.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 2.

A few days ago we had upwards of fifty ships of war in com-
mission lying here; there are now only fourteen, and even these
are getting ready for sea with all possible dispatch. Sailed the
LxvzszT brig of war, with dispatches for Lisbon and Cadiz,
which came down express, and the vessel was ordered off im-
mediately. There are only two ships tow in Cawrsnd Bay, the
SCIPION and DEFIANCE, '74, and they are expected to sail on
Wednesday; the former to relieve Admiral Sorties r, in the
DesADtiOUGlir, off Rochefort ; and the latter for the Downs, to
join the Baltic squadron. The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE has sent
in a small Danish prize. Came in the DART, from Madeira, in
distress.
London, England, 1810-04-04

This day was published, in gen. price 6s. b•sard+i
HINTS for the TREATMENT of the principal
DISEASES of INFANCY and CHILDHOOD, adapted to
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of Physicians of Edinburgh.
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A NARRATIVE of a THREE YEARS' RE.
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whole, on the Resolutions from the Senate, Mr. BAs-
SETT in the Chair. _ _ .

Mr. GOLD spoke at great length, and with great
strength of argument, against the resolutions. -
Mr. MAcov opposed the resolution!, but on dif-
ferent grounds from those who had gone before him.
He did not like to praise the President, when he did
no more than his duty, and he did not like a declara-
tion of war against Great 13xitain at this time. The
Committee rose, reported progress, and had leave to
sit again. The House then adjourned until Tuesday

next:
DEC. 27.—The House resolved itself into a Com-
mittee of the whole on the Resolutions from the Se-
nate, Mr. Bassett in the Chair.

Mr. MILNER spoke in favour of the resolutions.
The question was then taken on the Committee's
rising and reporting the resolution to the House, and
agreed to.—Ayes 54, Noes 35.
Mr. LIVERMORE moved an indefinite postponement
of the resolution, premising the motion by a few re.
marks, tending to shew the impropriety of acting
upon the subject at all.
Mr. El'I'ES then rose and spoke at Pane length in
answer to the objections urged against the resolutions,
when an adjournment was moved and carried.
London, England, 1810-02-06

•
NEW THE -I.TRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
I'aMORROW EVENING, FEBURARY 7,
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THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
sir Pertinax Maelyeopliam, Mr. COOKE ;
Egerton, fir. C. KEMBLE ; INTAville, Mr. MURRAY;
weer, r.lr. BRUNTON; Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. VirADDY.
Lady Macsycophant, Miss LESERVE;
Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
Constantia, Miss NORTON.
To which will be added the New Comic Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN PEDLAR;
Or, THE HAUNTED WELL.
Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun.
Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ;
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London, England, 1810-02-06

fAAMOUTFT, FEBRUARY 4.

Arrived this morning from Gottenburgh, last from
-Leith, the WOODLARK sloop, Capt. WATTS. The
DESIREE and LEVERET have Blue Peter flying, and
will sail in the Course of this day, on a cruize. Ships
in the Roads with the above as per last. Wind S.W.
fine weathei.
London, England, 1810-02-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gouvisatto, Frs. s.—Sailed, Mary Ann, Croker, and Flora,
Lardner, from Mogadbre; Duchess of Bedford, Patterson, fs:
Lisbon; Donegal, ecnnell, and St. Patrick, Ribber, for Rd.
fast ; and Charlotte, Griffiths, forTfulatin.
Arrived Britannia, Mitchel: from St. Thomas's ,• Croydon,
Williams, from Barbadoes ; Maria, busk, from Martinique;
and the Anna Bella, —, trout Grenada.
The General Miranda, Captain FERRIER; from
Hayti, has arrived in the Downs, after epgaging with
a French privateer, of 18 guns and full cf Inea, fir
two hours,. which she beat of.
London, England, 1810-08-08

NAVAL INT.ELLIGENtE.
• FALMOUTH, AUGUST S.
Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for Cadiz And
the Dispatch packet. for the Ledward Islands.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 6.
Several sail of the line are ordered to be fitted im-
mediately, to reinforce our fleet off the Tezel. Pas-
sed by la NYMPUE frigate ; she landed two Officers
with dispatches from Portugal, who set off for town.
This morning arrived the HAWK sloop of war from
the West Indies ; the EPIIORA brig of war from Lis-
bon ; the EsPEL(;LE sloop from Torbay ; and the
Hs-
ttcov brig of war from a cruize. Sailed the SNAP-
PER schooner for Basque Roads ; the CHEERLY gun.
brig, with nine transports full of German deserters
and French, prisoners, for Portsmouth ; and the te-
DEAVoUIt brig with a convoy for Swansea.
►Sir ROBERT CALDER. our Commander in Chief,
this day changed his flag, in consequence of the late

promotion, from Vice Admiral of the Blue, to Ad.
Miral of the Red, and was saluted by all the ships in
port. Admiral BULL ER also changed his flag from
Rear Admiral of the Blue, Rear of the Red.

The press-gangs were extremely active in this town
and Plymouth Dock last night, and picked up a
number of useful idlers, for the Navy.

PORTSMOUTII, AUGUST 7.

Arrived his Majesty's ship VEVERABLE,
Sir THOMAS WILLIAMS, frnm Plymouth ; TuftAciax,
from the Downs; and Citeettot gun.lirig, with six
sail of -transports, from Guernsey. Sailed the RACE-
imam, for the Cape of Gond Hope. The OSPREY sloop
of war takes convoy for the Downs. The Coy-
QUESTADOR mentioned to have sailed yesterday, did
not do so, but came into harbour.—Wind S.W.
DEAL, AUGUST 7.

Arrived the brig Commerce, from Quebec, under
convoy of his Majesty's ship Ow EN GLENDowita ; his
Majesty's ship AtmActous, from a cruize ; Bcoou-
HOUND gun-brig, with the Bccassine French lugger
privateer, with 23 men on board, sailed sth inst. from
Calais, and had made no captures : she was taken
off the North Foreland, the CRACKER gun-brig, and
SPECULATOR lugger in company.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1810-08-08

ZARA, JUNE 22.

A few days ago, two English frigates, together car-
Tying 90 guns, were met by an Italian flotilla, consis-
ting of two gun-boats and a small vessel, r.eat the
little island of Pontadura, in the vicinity of Nona.—
An engagement very honourable to the Italian flotilla
was the consequence. The Commandant, after hav-
ing for a long time maintained the conflict. with the
enemy, was obliged to yield to so superior a force,
and retired into the road of that island, which is with-
out defence. He valiantly sustained the cross fire of
the English, sunk three of their long-boats which
they sent towards the coast, and broke a mast of one
of their frigates. At last, finding there was no hopes
of saving the vessels, he landed the crews and set fire
to them. The frigates, too much damaged to land
men and attack the crews, were compelled to sheer
off: they directed their course towards the coast of
Sicily.

La NYI'4IPHE frigate, in passing up Channel on Mon-
day, landed two Officers with 'dispatches from Por-
tugal. They reached town yesterday afternoon.—The
EPIIORA brig of war has arrived at Plymouth, also
with dispatches' from Lisbon, which were received in
town this day.
The private letters and printed journals from thence
are one day later, but they bring no intelligence of
particular importance. So late as the 26th ult. there
had been. no general action between Lord WaLunci-
von and the French. The following is an extract
from one of the private letters :

" LISBON, JULY 24.

" The last letters from the army are up to the 241.
but they contain as little news as ever. We do not
hear of any important movement on either side. Se-
veral Officers of the Commissariat have visited Lis-
bon for the purpose of making some new regulations
for forwarding supplies. Provisions of every kind are
plentiful. Report mentions, that 200 French were
taken prisoners on the 20th ult. by a body of light
horse. They were a reconnoitring party, and ap-
proached too near our pickets. We do not hear of
any loss on our side. We are ignorant of what will
become either of us or of Portugal."

Dispatches have likewise been this day received by
Government from the West-Indies, brought by the
ittwits sloop awn.
London, England, 1810-08-08

DUBLIN, AUGUST 4.

We are glad to find that credit is beginning 0 re-
sume a good deal of its lost confidence ; the private
bank, rs are becoming more liberal in theitediscounts ;
our funds are rising progressively ; and, above all,
the shuttle in the Liberty, from the laudable exertions
of every class, is beginning to fly with redoubled ve:
locity ; added to this, we have the satisfaction to con-
template the peaceable state ot the country, and the
news from all quarters ot an abundant barvel.
On the last day of the Commission of Oyer and
Terminer, informations were sworn in Court, by Mr.
JEFFERIES, to ground an indictment for polygamy
against a Lady of Fashion. Mr. Goers, on the part
of the Lady, moved, 4"l' hat this indictment be sent
up to the Grand Jury forthwith." Mr. M`NALLY
opposed this ; he said the Lady was not bound to
appear until the ensuing Commission, and the Crown
could not be ready at such short notice. They hid
not determined yet whether she would be tried in
Dublin, where she was apprehended, or in the coun •
try, where her second marriage was allrdged to have
been solemnized. The motion was refused, and the
trial stands over.

The Spanish sheep which arrived at Plymouth,
within these few days (upwards of 4.000) are in a
very sickly state ; great numbers of them have died,
and it is feared that very few will ultimately be pre-
served. Several shepherds, and a great number of
Spanish dogs, have also come over with them.

The accounts received in town within these few
days respecting the Earl of BERKELEY'S health, are
rather unfavourable ; no alteration for the better hav-
ing lately taken place.

HAYMARICET THEATRE.--A Burlesque Tragic
Opera, in one act, entitled Bombast:: Furies°, was
presented to the audience last night, at this Theatre,
for the first time, and was received with considerable
applause. It is very much in the style of Tom Thumb,
to which it bears a near affinity. The burlesque is et-
tremely well kept up, and the mock-heroic ably sus-
tained. One or two points in it are rather too close
an imitation of TonsThunsh, but there is sufficient variety
to give it a new turn. Much depended upon the
actors, and they did ample justice to it. After the
curtain had dropped, the question for a second repre-
sentation was decidedly carried in the affirmative by
a large majority.

CORY EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST B.—To-
day there are considerable remaining supplies of
Wheat, chiefly second and ordinary, which are heavy
sale, but fine maintains its price—Barley in short sup-
ply, and little in request—Malt likewise—White Peas
a falling article—New Rape Seed also—Beans of the
two kinds at the late reduction=There are tolerable
supplies of Oats on hand, and sales thereof are at
little variation—Flour as our last.
GENIMAL CVIRZNCV AS vista.
Wheat, 80s. 955. 1144. Beans, Ms. 57t
Fine d.tto, 120 s. 1261. Tick ditto, 425. 48s.
Rye, 423. 475. Oats, 2U,. 255. SO..
Barley, S.A. 40. Poland ditto, 335. 375.
Malt, 725. 80$. • Potatoe ditto, 40a.
White Peas (boilers) 10$. les. Rape Seel, XVO. 45.1.
Grey Peas 465. 521.
Flo Eon, 955. to lacsoo4oosals. 1S to 116.

• ,
London, England, 1810-08-08

TORBAY, AUGUST S.

This morning a brig off the Berry not answering
the signals, was supposed to be a French brig ; the
men at the Berry immediately fired at her, but I be-
lieve did not hurt her ; two vessels from the Biy, a
King's schooner and a cutter went alter her ; the re-
sult is not yet known.
London, England, 1810-08-08

FROM LLOYD'S 1.137 i

Gs AVLSIND, AUGUS r 7 --Arrived the Thornton, Harris ;--
Rebecca, and Elizabeth, Brown ; Concord, Mien ; Virtue:jet,
Dixon ; Argo, Foster ; Pleham, Hunter ; and the Betsey, Buck-
ler, from Lisbon ; Congtres, Clark, from Baltimore ; Young-
Jenner, Syme, from Aayres ; and the Totnam, Young, from Gre-
nada. Sailed the Ross, Barclay, for Jamaica; George, Duke,
for Rio Janeiro ; and the Mary, Butcher, for Gibraltar.
London, England, 1810-11-12

FRAN KFORT, OCTOBER SS.

- Yesterday his Royal Highness the Crown Prince
of Wirtemberg, under the title of the Count Von Ho-
henberg, in company with his Adjutants, the Barons
Von Amerongen and Von Phult, arrived here on their
way to Hanau, where Marshal Kellerman, Duke of
Valmey, still remains.
The fortress of Togau, and not that of Wittem-
berg, is to be ceded to Saxony.
VIENNA, OCTOBER 20.

The Emperor has given orders for making experi-
ments in the growing of cotton in the south of Hun-
gary, Esclavonia, and the Bannat. Some valuable
information has been published in the Hungarian lan-
guage on this subject. Little doubt is entertained of
the complete success of this experiment, as the climate
is sufficiently warm to breed silk-worms.
OCT. 21.—The new order relating to the eclablish-
rient of the Censorship is sanctioned by the Emperor,
but has not yet been published. We al e asyired that
it regulations are liberal. It is said that serne of the
articles have been inserted by the express order of his
Majesty.
There is a great demand for money on the part of
those who wish to become purchaserrotteclesinstical
property. A greater profit is to be 411 rived at ti!is
moment from trafficking in specie than lit bilk of ex-
change, which was not the case befote. .
London, England, 1810-11-12

THE KING.
We: -24't happy once mare to announce a progres-
sive iMprovement in the health of our beloved Sove-
reign. The folloiving are' the Bulletins issued since the
ittlilication of our Paper on Saturday t
BULLETIN OP SATURDAY NIGHT.
" WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 10.
" Half-past Eight o'Clock, P. M.
" His MAJESTY continues much the same as he was
in the morning. (Signed) "H. R. REYNOLDS.
" HENRY HALFORD.
" •W. HEBERDEN.
•
" M. BAILLIE.
" R. WILLIE."
•

' OF YESTERDAY MORNING.
44 WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 11.

" His MAJESTY is still a little better this morning
than he was yesterday." (Signed as before.)
BULLETIN OF LAST NIGHT.
4' '• •
• . WINDSOR CASTLE, NOVEMBER 11.
" Nine o'Clock, P. M.

niS MAJESTY has a little more fever this evening
than he had in the morning." (Signed as before.)
London, England, 1810-02-01

tits, thinking I miiiht not be able to approach near
enott:•h in the Skylall; to ascertain correctly the state
of the enemy. At otte o'clock I could discern dis-
tinctly the following ships and vessels of wit. disman-
tled, ,vi!h their lower yards and topmasts struck, in
the Old Harbour of Flushing, with French colours
flying, one of which bearing the flag of a Rear Ad-
miral, viz ;—Ships of the line, seven ; frigates, two ;
brig, one ; ship sloop, one. The town of Flushing
then beating East by North four miles; West Capel
N. E. East part of the Isle of Cadsand S. E. by E.
—I am; &c. (Signed) JAMES BOXER.
The Hun. G. H. L. Dundas, &c. &c.

No.
s.—(Stmt.)—Letter from Vice-AdAiiral CAstrattr, to
Mr. Poi.a, dated Princess of Orange, in the Downs, 13th Ja-
nuary, 1809.

Sta—l beg you will be pleased to acquaint their
Lordships, that agreeable to the directions in your
letter of the' Ist instant, for me "to employ some
confidential persons to proceed to the Scheldt, and
procure the mast accurate intelligence respecting the
enemy's ships in that river," I sent over in the Paz
schooner, a person of the name of whom I
:mentioned I intended so to do, in my letter of the 3d
instant. J returned this morning, and he brings
the fifflowing account, which I have every reason to
believe is in a great degree correct, as his answers have
been very readily and circumstantially given :
States that he landed at Campveer, on Sunday night
the Bth instant, and proceeded..to Flushing (across
the Moues, they being frozen over) which place he
left the following night,between ten and eleven o'clock
at night, in a boat which he purchased there. On the
Monday he saw the shipping, and was on board three
of the French line of battle ships. Their force con-
sists of nine sail of the line and two frigates, one brig
and five schooners, all in the Bason. The line of
battle ships are unrigged, with their tops and caps
off ; their guns are on the quay ; and their provi-
sions, stores, &c. in warehouses, and have only part
of their ballast on board ; the crews are sickly, and
live part of them in barracks, and part of them on
dipand the ships which arc alongside the Quay, in tiers
'Three deep. The men are busily employed in over-
hauling and refitting the rigging, and it is said the
ships are ordered to be equipped again by the next
spring.tides or the succeeding ones. The frigates
have their lower rigging in, and they are employed
in equipping them ; but they have neither guns,
stores, nor provisions on board. The brig and
schooner are equipped, with their guns in, but their
sails are not bent ; and he believes they have no sea
store provisions on board. _
London, England, 1810-08-30

GOTTENBURGH, AUGUST 20.

Intelligence has just been received here that the
Prince of Punte Corvo (Bernadotte) has been elected
Crown Prince.

At a late hour last night we received Monitenr: and
other French Papers to the 21st instant, but their con-
tents are not of much importance. They contain
some Imperial Decrees, but chiefly of a local nature.
The following is one of them :
London, England, 1810-08-30

DOF.ER, AUGUST 27.

Late last night an unfortunate sailor belonging to
a merchant brig in the harbour fell overboard, and
wps drowned. He was taken out immediately after
the accident, and means nsed to restore animation, but
without effect.—An elderly woman of the name of
Stockholm, was found dead in her bed this morning.
She had retired to rest in petfect health.—Early this
morning a most tremendous storm of thunder and
lightning passed over this town. The lightning was
particularly vivid, and the thunder heavier than has
been known here for many years. Very little rain how-
ever accompanied it.