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London, England, 1810-05-23

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• • EMT-INDIA
its Majesty's sh'p Ai/MAINZ 111 returned to S?7t-
hit,d, having left the following.Eait-liidia Ships, on
the 10th of April, near the tine, all well, V 17.•---
' CEYLON, WILLIAM PITT, XSTELL, HUM
, ALAICANDER, Srtt STEPHiSi LUSHINOTON NORTHU, .
BERLIVID, TWILL% EVNIRATELS, and HuDomkr, with
ship bound to the Cape of Good Hope, in enrnpan!.
—lntelligence has been received from the Cape of
Good Hope, that all the French frigates returned to
where it was Aspected they would re-
main for some time, as the blockade of that port was
rzsumed with a much larger force.

FALMOUTH, 111.1 Y 20.
Arrived tl.e GANYMEDI and lauser with the fleet
for rurtngal, &c. rat in by contrary winds. By the
Lisbon packet we learn, that a convoy for England,
from the Tal.;us, was to sail as this day (20th).

. • PLYMGU If,
Arrived the A.scazort, frigate, from Cornnna ; a
cartel sloop, with ezchange4 Englir:h.prisners, from
Mori:Liz i the NONPARKIL schooner, with her prize, a
French brig, (mentioned in our Paper of Saturday) ;
also three chasse.mar&s, and a French merchant brig,
prizes to the lit PIfAc4BLIN lAIPERIEUSE, and PICIII•ip
taken by them while waiting for )3aron de KOLLI, in
Basque Roads. Sailed the SNAPPER schooner, for
Rochefort-7:rhis day a transport brig ran foul of the
Pear:not sloop, in the Sound, carried away her head,
sprang her boWsprit, and did her other considerable
damage.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 22.
Arrived the Af•RICAI\E frigate, after seeing the
outward•bound East India. fleet to a certain latitude;
the RovA.t.tsr sloop of war, from a cruize ; novEa
sloop of war, from Guernsey ; MARINER gun-brig,
from a cruize.—Sailed the SARPEDON for the Downs,
and the HARDY on a cruize. The SPITFIRE takes
convoy to Quebec, &c. and not the BLOssohr. The
UNDAUNTED and the CTANE are released from qua.
ra 9
YARMOUTH, MAY t 2.
Yesterday, P.N. arrived in these Roads the ARDENT,
C 4 grins, Captain HONEYMAN ; and this morning, the
PTRAUCS frigate; 36 guns, and QUAIL schooner ; and
remain uidi the ships as per last.

DEAL, MAY 29.
Arrived his Majesty's ship LArtsaa from the Me.
anean, and the VENUS frigate from Lisbon, and
sailed again to the Westward.—Sailed his Majesty's
ships VENERABLE and MONARCH to join Sir R. STRA•
CHAN,. off Flushing.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri-
ver, Nelly, STRACHANt from Cadiz.—Came down
frOM the River, the Santa Anna, Doer., for the South
Seas.—Several merchant ships from the Mediteranean
are passing through the Downs, with the quar9line
flag flying.—Wind S.W.
CHATHAM, MAY 20.
The isltaxt a is io duck, and, on examination, her defects are
found not to be so extensive as was expected ; she is therefore or-
dered to be continued in commission. The ROMULUS is ordered •
fur a troop ship; the DIAMOND and MERMAID are intended for
a similar service; so was the TERPSICUORE, but she is found
unfit. The frame of the new ship, the Howe, is getting up, and
the Ta est ENDO*: s, which has scarcely an old piece of timber left
in her, is going on with her repairs very ra2idly.
London, England, 1810-05-24

RICHAkI)SON's IMPROVED SYS IEM of SHOW r Li AND I
This (lay was published, the Fourth Edition, prier Ns, hoards,
A NEW SYSTEM of SHORT H AND, by which
more may be written in one Hour than in one lionr and a
Half by any other System, which is drmonstrated by a fair Com-
parison : afso a Method to determine the Learner before he
begins, whether he can follow a Speaker or not.
By SAMUEL RICHARDSON,
Este reacher at Liverpool, Chester, etc.
I/Won : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Pa-
ternoster•row. Where may be had,
Crosby's Complete Gazetteer of England and Wales ; or, the
Traveller's Guide and Companion, neatly printed in lento. 53

This day was published, price 4s. 6d.
The Third Edition. illustrated with Cases.
APRACTICAL TREATISE nn thefrevention
and Core of-the VENEREAL DISEASE. particularly its
csnsequences. ei Stiktures, Uleets, including Tabes Dorsalis,
ifypochondrianisni Pianism, Ste.2-being a complete Guide in
thews Diftrases.—B; M. CATON. Surgeon.
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's,
And Ltditse of the •Firstand Second Volunivi of the London
Medical and Surgical Spectator.

Pripted for %11j7.hley. No. 94,1Fieet-street ; Longman and Co.
pawns/rem-pi; C. Mutlow, No. 56, Holborn ; Sherwood,
4 Neely, aid-Jones, Paternoster-row, London ; and for the Author,
I No. 10i tklinhoPe'stleol, Nreeariletutreet,
Where may be had tbstipeeuttor, priptraledah. ss. II
This day was published, in One Volume, &taro,
price, in boards, 7.5.0i..1.
TEE DOCTRINE'' ()f the EUCHARIST CON
SIDERED, ns maintained by the Church of Rome and
the Church of Erglandsrespectively. Including a Vindication of
! the latter from the Attacks of the Reniat/ter ea the Bishop of
Durham's late Pamphlet.
by the Rev.'l'l{OMAS MEW RIEW, M.A.
Rector of Newnton Longville, in the Couwty of Backs.
London : Sokliby F. C. and I. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; and by .1. Hatclrard, Piccadilly : also by I. Cooke and 1.
Parker, Qafoid; .Deighton, Cambridge ; Inwood, Newport Pag-
i *tell; anti' . Burnham, Northampton. •
Of whom may -be had, lately publ6hed,:-by the mine Author,
'lle Doe trintunof Predesti mitt at and Amu rancn kpmio:ed, with
a. short view of the Pelagian Controversy, in 'A Sermon preached
before the Lord Bishop of ; at his :I'rienoial Vlsitation,
held at Newport Pagnell, Bucks, on Tuesikry, May 'gat 809, with
large Notts, price AL%.
London, England, 1810-05-24

PLYMOUTH, MAY 22.

Five P.M. s large fleet are in the offing, but shall not be able
to ascertain what they arc in time for this night's post —The
Utticoltv frigate went out of harbour this day to the gound, after
a thorough relit.—Sailed the 12 team. brig of war, for Cadiz ;
and the Ro rA and Evitattos f irate., with a convoy of mer-
chantmen, for the Downs—the same that arrived here ou Friday
but from Cadiz, Gibraltar, and Malta.
POR'T'SMOUTH, MAY v. 3.

Arrived the Rem: IT sloop of war, from Plymouth.—Sailed
the NIAZINER, on a cruise; the RODNEY, for Plymouth ; the
Sr:Trise and Dittosw-r, with the Quebec convoy ; the Pl.ovt:a
slow or war, on a cruise; and la Lot 'a, for the Dawns.—Wind
14. L.
London, England, 1810-05-24

VIENNA, MAY 2„

His Royal Highness the Archduke Charles has
again accepted the title and. office of Generalissimo ;
he has, as before, the chief command over every thing
relative to War. Baron Von Grunii attends his Royal
Highness in quality of Privy Councillor.
Almost all the German Papers have related, that
the Empress Maria Louisa receivred, on the road from
Vienna to Paris, a plain gold box, as a present from
the Emperor Napoleon, in which she found atracquit-
tunce in full for the 25 millions remaining still due
of the contribution of Austria to France. The Court
Gazette of this day observes, that nothing is wanting
to this anecdote, except that it should be true.
London, England, 1810-05-24

DEAL, MAY 23.

Arrived the ZEPUTR sloop of war, from a cruize.—Failed the
CORDELL% and Haticors, on a cruise; and the following mer-
chantmen :—the Mercury, for Oporto; Wiliiam, for Gibraltar;
Union, for Portsmouth; Frederick, for Rio Janeiro; Margaret,
for St. Domingo; Juno, and the Ann, for Lisbon ; Santo Ann, for
the South Seas; Duke of Montrose, and the Heywood, for the
West Indies.—Wind E.
London, England, 1810-05-24

FOR SALE-BY PtiBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-streeti Plymouth, on Tuesday
the 29th day of May instant, by twelveleelskitpr_ecisclYs I
THE CARGO of the American Ship MENTOR;
consisting of
417 Bales of Cotton Wool 4 Hogsheads Tobacco
290 Barrels Pot Ash 1 Ton Whale tins
33 Ditto Pearl Ash 78 Bear, God
20 Bales Tobacco 264 Deer Skins.
13 Bags Ditto
After which will be sold the Cargo of the American Brig RE-
COVERY, consisting of .
250 Bales of New Orleans and Upland Cotton,
120 Barrels of Pot Ash,
10 Hogsheads 'tobacco and
A Quantity of Pipe and 4ofpfjead Staves. ,(One esitseerts.)
;Mese Cargoes :re jaw landed, hi excellent ordtT, and ate con-
demned as prize to his taajeSty's ship Medusa:honourable Cap-
tain Bouvet-1e; the whole of which may he viewed, ao&Cilta-
!Ague. had three days prior to tht sale; eb application to W. P.
Smith, Esq. George-street, Dock; or
Mr. JAMES SLADE, traolciart Place, Plynonsta.

TEAS TO DELIVER VROM THE EAST-INDIA 'XIM-
PANY'S WAREHOUAS. , .
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
In Lots of 2, 6. and Si Chests, or in Single Chests,
FIVE HUNDRED CHESTS of the first sort of
Congou Black Leaf Strong, at 7s. ‘.:(1. per lb.. 40 Chests of
best I lyson at 104. Bd. per Ih. :10 Chests bust Gunpowder at 14s.
per lb. SO Chests of beet Pekoe at fts. 64 per lb. eo Chests best
liouchong at Na. lid. per lb. Complete lists for the present prices of
'l'eas' also samples to be had (not less than lib. lich) on applica-
tion to JOHN HODGSON, Tea linker.
Broad-greet-buildings, London, April 30,1910.
The characters and valuation of the whole of the East Ind;a
Company's Teas, to sell its June nest, will be Out to such cowl-
' try De.ilers as apply bernie dse 25th' Mal
I Letters, port paid, duly answered. -• •
London, England, 1810-05-24

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, MAY iS.

:s sfatca in an article frfitn Stockholm, of the
tt the French Chargé d'Affaires at that
Ceort had itrimated a wish that the English and Pur-
t.(otese Ministers should withdraw. •
Tw-1 French and three Spanish vessels arrived on
ti,e Ist at Bayon, laden with sugar, Cocoa, Scc. form-
i part of the cargoes of the American vessels put
under sequestgation at St. Sebastian's.
MAY 14.—0 n the 8;11 arrived at Brest a letter of
matcpie of 448 tons, La Cale Rawly commander,
which left the Isle of France on the 10th of February,
with a cargo of 59,000 lb. of sugar, '2,229 bales of
caaton, 9,35 f; lb. of indigo, 25,91.5 lb. of cotton,
9,253 lb. of cl,ves, 12,0321 b. of ebony-w00d,3,31911h.
of Befigal indigo, 13,190 pieces of Nankeen, &c. This
vessel ransomed on her passage, on the 21st March,
foi 20,000 doll•trs, the Portuguese vessel the St. Ca-
therina, of Lisbon, Fernando Crnz master. On the
10th April she captured the Spanish vessel Esperan—
zer, of 80 tons, having on board -14 boxes of dollars,
and a quantity of cochineal, indigo, and sugar. Sht
brings an account of the arrival at the Isle of France
of the Portugnette ship lit Minerve, taken by his Ma-
jesty's fri2,•.tie la Bellone. the recapture of the Reve-
nant, and a corvette, from the English, and the arri-
val of the Fantome and l'Aventurier, of St. Main.
MAY 15.—1 n the night of the nth inst. an English
frigate sent in twelve boatsminned with 30 men each,
to cut out of the port of Pomegue a privateer and OP.:
Saint Nicolo, a Greek vessel, Theodore Constantine
master. They were repulsed
.with the loss of from
'25 to 30 killed. The Greek 'vessel had five wounded,
and the privateer two killed and six wounded.
London, England, 1810-05-24

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLO.EStATE,
In a favourite County, Within as easy distance from Londor.
TO BE SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRAC
A VALUABLE and highly cultivated FARM,
lying extretnely compott hi s Lag Vence, consisilig of
about 150 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, with
an excellent Farm-house and Outbuildnigs, wltich have lately
been erected at a very consider-16V :pence, and 'Might elstly be
adapted to the residence of a genteel family.
'lite Premixes are pleasantly shunted Ir, a fine Sporting Coun-
try abounding with Game, surrounded by good Roads, and ad-
vantageously situated fur excellent Marker,. An adjoining ex-
tensive Manor, well stocked with Game, mat be rented by the
Purchaser.
Further Particulars may be bnnwn by applying (it by letter,
pit paid) to Mr. Pearse, Solicitor, :gaisbury-square, London,
where a nap of the Estate may be icen.
London, England, 1810-05-24

SPOPTING IPPPELLIGENGE.

NEWMARiEET SECOND SPRING MEETING, MAY :!3.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each. T. M. M.
lA. G. N. Catenclish's Middiethorpc, 7st. I Slb. - 1
Major Vs'lseatley's Sunbeam, Bst. 31b. - - 2
114.Sack...tines Bustard, h -t. 91b. - - S
Five to two agst. Middlethorpe--Pive to four agst. Suobeam-n
Five to two asst. Bustard.
A Gold Cup, value 100 gs. by Subscrihers of togs. each.—Teu
Subscribers or re Race. The ovtrplus to be paid the wil.ner
iu specie. To be run for by Hotses of all ages. Across the
Flat.

Major Wheatley's Sir Petrone!, 4yrs. act. 121 h. - 1
Sir S. Sitwell's Gooscander, syrs. tilt. 31b. • - 2
Ld. Lowther's Agnes, syrs. Bst. 61b. • 3
•
Six to four agst. Sir PetroneL
The Jockey Club Plate of sPgs. to be run for by Homes the Pro-
perty of Members of the Jockey Clab-- !yr. olds carrying 7st.
'2lb.• syr. olds est. 51b. ; 6yr. olds Bst. 91b. ; and aged list. 111 b.
B. C.
I.d. Grosvenor's b. m. Meteora, aged - . 1
Mr. Vansitiares ch. h. Burleigh,, syrs. - 2
Sir F. Standish's hr. h. Guardy, ;In. • - 3
Fire to one agst. Meteora—Burkigh, even—Four to one asst.
Guardy.

Lord Lowtber's Aries, 19st. beat Mr. Hovrorth's Fancy, 7st.
First half of Ab. M. Vigs.-41'wo to one on Agnes.
Lord Jersey's Nicholas, Itst. /lb. beat I.d. C. Somerset's Wind
sor, en. 61b. R. M. 50gs —Two tb one on Nicholas.
Lord Jersey's Robin, sit. 101 h heat Gen. Grnsrenor', Spell,
Is:. Mb. Two-yr. old Course, tonzs.--6Ten to one on Robin.
Lord C. Somerset's Windsor, Sot. 61b. beat Gen. Grosvenor's
Ramainin, 6st. SIN Two-yr. old Course, 10p.—Sia to four on
Windsor.
Lord F. Bentinck's Bramble beat Mr. Payne's Bull tills, Sit.
7111. each. R. M. SOgs.—Stx to five on Bramble.
London, England, 1810-05-24

NEN THF. kTRE-ROYAL, CO VENT-GARVEN.
•rO-NIORROW EVENING, MAY 25, 1810,
will be acted the Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAN.
V.:1:olni, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Donalbain, Mr. MENAGE.
Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE.
?,::.duff, Mr. C. KEMBI.E; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY.
I.:ttly Macbeth, Mrs. SIDX)Ng.
Gentlewoman, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
To which will be added the Farce of
LOVE A-LA-MODE.
Sir Arch)! Macsarcaim, Mr. COOKE.
rvening—King John ; with Tom Thumb the Great.
London, England, 1810-05-24

LE TREATMENT.OF THE TABES I)OI4SALIS..

&bed price 7s. the Third Edition, with very consi-
derable Additions, of
'TICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
nature, various•causes. and the most rational mode of
.d eradicating that species of Consumption, incident to
the difftvent stages. of life, commonly called TABES
—lncluding the cure of that train of concomitant
1q,,c4 derange the Milian Organs, so as to render them
:to perfurni the ordinary offices of nature.
By St. JO LiN NE ALE.
of the Royal Academy. of Poi., of the Uttiv2..rsity of
)14.Practitioner in London; formerly Surgeon-Major
Lb Re:;iment of Infantry, to the 16th (or Queetes Regi-
Light Dragoodi) and% the Royal I lo.ipttal at Chatham.
fur I. Walker, Paternoster-row; and to be had at No.
treet, Soho-square.
London, England, 1810-05-24

This day was pnblfshed, In foolscap Vivo. price SlLlsslattb,
'THE COTTAGE GIRL; a Pow.% Compritingl
-111. her several Avocations during the Four Seasons of the Year.
By 1 .C.Esq.
Author of" The Fisher Boy," and " Sailor Boy."
Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Reels, and Orme, Paternoster-
row, London ; and lA'. Sheppard, Bristol.
This day was published, price 6d.
HECTOR ; a TRAGEDY, in Five Acts, tran-
slated from the French.
Ev EDWARD MANGIN, A. M.
Author of the Life of Malesherbes, from the French; Oddities
and Outlines ;- George the Third, a Novel; an Essay on Light
Reading, &c.
Printed fix Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row, London ; J. Upham, Bath ; and E. Upham, Exeter.
London, England, 1810-05-24

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GaAvzszu Di MAY 23.—Arrived the Hero, Baxter, Jetni-
r.la, Gibbon, front Lisbon; the Draper, Middex, and the Sisters,
Edmunds, from Oporto ; the Thalia, Clegg, from Surinam.—
Sailed the Spanish Patriot.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Shannon, for l'Actif, captured May 19, 1809, will be paid
on board, on her arrival at Plymouth, and recalled at No. 1,
James-street, Adelphi, on Wednesdays and Fridays, for three
months.

---
The hlary. for the Danish schooner No. GG, captured Novem-
ber 10, 1809, will he paid on board, on the 25th instant, And re-
called at No. 9.3, Norfolk-street, Strand, on "1 uesdays and Fri-
days, for three months.
The Romulus. for the Minerva, captured April 11, 11188, was
paid yesterday, at No. 92, Esstx-street, Strand, and will be there
recalled, on Tuesdays and Fridays, fur three mouths.

The General or Staff Officers and tnea of tht Royal Engineers,
Royal Artillery, .20th Regiment of Light Dragoons, 71st Rill-
mein of root, St. Helena Artillery, and St. Helena nfantry, pre-
vent at the capture of Buenos Ayres, on the 27th of June, Ibo 6,
will be paid a second distribution at No. 4, Pall Mall-court,
Westminster, on the 50th and 31st instant, and there recailt4. on
Wednesdays and Therulays, between the !tours of e!eyen and
three, for three months.
The dopheN, far I. Maraudenr, captured December 7, 11099
will be paid oil her arrival at Portsmouth after the 25th ipitant,
and 'walled on Moodars hurl Thursdays, at Mr. Hubere.s Of.
acesr4/rtan9uth•
London, England, 1810-05-24

AMSTERDAM, MARCH 6.

His Majesty hiving resolved that his marine shall
consist of an effective force of 15 sail of the line and
100 sloops, gun-boats, schooners, and other vessels,
has distributed them into three divisions, viz. 1. That
stationed in Helvoet-slu ys, under the command o
Admiral De Winter, and which consists of the fol-
lowinz vessels, the Chatham, of 90 guns, Re.ar-Ad-
mind Ruysch ; the Royal Hollander, 90, Brigadier
Woltelberg ; the Minerva frigate, Lieutenant-Colonel
Ossewaarde ; the Prise frigate, Li!utenant-Colonel
De Ma❑ ; the Lynx frigate, Colonel Ouwens ; the
Ajax frigate, Major Polders ; the Iris, Lieutenant
Colonel Van-der-Hast. 2. That stationed in the
'l'exel, under the command of Rear-Admiral Lem-
tilers, and consisting of the Commerce of Amsterdam,
of 80 guns, commanded by Colonel Falk ; the Ad-
miral Zoutman, 80, Colonel Carrega ; the Brabant,
76, Colonel Melville Van Carubec ; the John De Witt,
fig, Colonel Gerhrand ; the Doggerbank, 68, Colonel
Twent, and the Venus frigate, Lieutenant-Colonel
Cambier. 8. That lying off the capital, under the
command of Rear-Admiral Verdooren, and which
consists of the Prince Royal, 80, -Brigadier Musque-
tier, the Commerce of Rotterdam, 68, Colonel Hora
Siccama—making a total of nine sail of the line and
six frigates, exclusive of the brigs, sloops, and gun-
boats attached to the three squadrons. His Majesty
has given orders to his Admirals to make every exer-
ti at to have this fleet in complete readiness for service
by the commencement of July. A report is to be
transmitted daily to his Majesty of the progress made
in their equipment.
London, England, 1810-07-16

PRIVATE turrtow.
A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, resident on his
Living, sA mites from Two, who receives eight yourr,
Gentlemen under his care, has now two vacancies. The Pupilsb
are treated in the most liberal manner, and the utmost attention
possible is devoted to their improvement.--!'erns 100 guineas
annually.—Particulars may be known by addressing a letter to
the Rev. Y. Z at Walker's, Bookseller, 192, Strand, or an inter-
view may be had-in a few days.
London, England, 1810-07-16

POLICE.

DIABOLICAL CLUB IN VERE-STREETs
OWSTILEET.—Ock Friday evening, E:au flare ck, who was
apprehended with a nunilwr of other pers ins at the White Strati
public-house, hi Vtfe•Si reef, Chert-tuarlet, where :h. v tnet,
was supposed, for the purpose of eomniktiog a most &vestal.;
offence, was brought to flie Orrice from New Prison, Clerkenf
well, and was adntitted to bail himself in 8100, and James 'mitt;
of Buckingham-street, New Road. ht £5O, and Icahn Lolly, ot
York-street, Blackfrigrs.roatl, In PESO, for tt.e prisoner to auswet
for the offence with which he is charged at the Scums. •
Henry Towguod, another of the perwos who was apprelurdell
at the same boost. with the same persons, was aim t fir%
dui prison, and was min:l:tell to bail in Lion, aid two •utetiss,
Wm. Baker, of Silver-street, Clerkeuwell-green, a.id •W. ye,
of liunhiU-row, in £3O cals.
Application was made nu Saturday night to ball
landlord of the public-house, but it was put Le WI this t:ay.
ALIENS.

Mr. Rican having received private I..fonnltion that ever fo:
migners, who wan suspected of being in this country fo, at ins.
proper purpa.e, and were at La Sablmiere's hotel, m 1.. ::..ter.
mitiare, without a licence, sent Lavender, at a late hour on ridgy
eight, to execute a warrant against them, which he, at'.: r..e
dilticul'y effected, and on s.rurdav mort.ing they tmdetv to an
rumination before Mr. Read. They 'tined their maims SILL.
llenrick Rolgere and Dominick Qt. riani.
The account Rolgere gave of iiinsielf was, that he a native
I of Westphalia, and has lately been a resident merchact is the
island of St. Thomav, in the West Indies, and by vinue of a
passport granted to him by Governor M‘l.ean, of that he
embarked for England on board the Lord Cochrane,laines Clash,
Master; and landed at Ear Bourne on the le,th w ths month.
Cipriani said, ilia: he came in company with R.lti.re to this
country, and is a native of Sardinia; that he we, *Jim a resident
merchant at St. '1 bomas's, and obtained a pmpurt Irom Gover-
nor M'Lean. The Magistrates not giving credit to liar accounts
committed them to Tothill-fields Bridewell.
London, England, 1810-07-16

cocKri r, JULY 9.

De Geseleschaft, Volnters master.—This Danish vessel, lad( n
with linen, &c. fmm unningen to Eilboa, was captured by the
privateer Busy. The High Court of Admirdilty contkintied the
ship and cargo (except tw• parcels of goods) on the ground of its
bring Danish property, from which sentence the captors appealed.
The sentence affirmed

Johann, Peter master.—This ve<seX under tiamburgh colour%
with a cargo of brandy, from Charante to 1 lymmith, n as captured
by the privateer Hero. The High Court of Admiralty rzstored tie
slap and cargo to the claimants, snblect to the cam, T.% expercts.
Froal this sentenee the captors aptealed. &names Armed.

ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, luxe
This day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCO 'T
seeded to the adjudication of the following -
Charlotte, Elliott master.—Tids Arnetican vesNel,
)ttgar, front Gottenburgl. to St. Petersburgh, wa; cal t.
Desiree, while steering toaards the Tea. I, and the question
Whether from the state of the neat'ser time mater A'4%
neter.ity of so doint The Court )6 id the assistance
Masters, vil•>. gave their opinion in favour of the cla,,
Restored, ct to captor's repents's.
Mary, Primrose etiast..r.—This was a question of salvare
slo gip, laden with whiskey, from Scotland to London, '
sequrr.ce of an ebb tide, struck upon the Beery Sat.d,.
t.W Fssex, bat sv .s soon after removed, by the as.istanee
fishirg smacks, for which a tender of two guineas had
fused. 'llse CoNrt was of opinion that the tentirr was
anti pronounced for the same, with ripened to tin time of s..tt.
tender..

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PLYMOUTH, JULY 24.

The DREADNOUGHT, which sailed on Thuraty
morning to. relieve SCIPION, in Basque Roads, put
back the same night, owing to a violent gale at
W.W. and still r,;•mains in Cawsand B ty. La
Islistraf frigate passed by on Thursday night, frqn
Yortsmvuth for Cork. The FicracoN brig of war
sailed this day on a crilize ; and the Puqrse went
out Of harbour to the Sound- The Acrsox of
war, Lord Viscount NEVILLE, will sail as soon "as the
wind suits, on a five years station in the Endian Seas.
The LAVINIA frigate, which arrived upwards of a
fortnight since, with Officers on board for Lisbon,
still remains in the Sound. The Sastsaams frigate,
Captain RICHAnnsoN, arrived r:sterday afternoon
from Lisbon, in eleven days, having left the Tagus
the 2d instant ; and this day la Nte.mer4 frigate, Cap-
tain Sir MICHAEL 'SEYMOUR, arrived from the same
place. The BARFLEGR, NORGE, I'IMP.RTLIEUX, and
two other ships of war, were lying in the Tagus when
the SEMIRAMIS sailed, together with 700 sail of ttans.
ports.

FALMOUTH, JULY 13.
Arrived the Walqingham packet, in nine days from Übon.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 15.

Arrived his Ntijegty's ship SAaranott from a cruise.—Sailed
the MERCURY for Lisbon, the Itts-Lcuois viith a convoy for
Guernsey, the biloac for off Havre, the Zemosto and DRYERS
ou a cruise,.

DEAL, JULY IS.
Ssiled the outward-bound under convoy for Po
main hisll4.ljesty's ships as per last.—Wind S.W.
YARMOUTH, JULY 15.

Sailed with convoy fur Heligoland, the HAVOC, Lieutenant
BAMBER ; and the Qum'. schooner, and PioNcea cutter, on a
cruize. In the Roads, the Romer.. Pased by a large Beet of
Laden Colliers.—Wind N.W.

The SECRET ser.vice which Sir RICHARD STRACHAN
is going upon, has been explicitly stated, in some of
the papers, to be the Mauritius. Sir RICHARD, we
believe, will take very few ships with him from this
country. Frigates and sloops will be principally em•
ployed, and they will proceed to the Cape of Good
Hope as fast as they can be got ready. The AFRI•
CAINE and Islist's have lately sailed; the HASIADRYAD,
PRCEBE, RACEHORSE, and Amor; will proceed shortly.
The 7th and Bth regiments, which are at Halifax,
and three of the regiments at the Cape, are the troops
to be employed.
London, England, 1810-07-16

le4 tiVDPLLtellict.

' TORBAYt JULY IS,
Wednesday passed down Channel la Nvstrit
gate. Arrived, his Majesty's brig POIRT Mailos, Ir..sr*
toe French coast. Yesterday two of her boats, en-
deavouring to outsail each other in the bay, one of
them was upset; fortunately no lives were lost, ts
they were all safely picked up by the other boat.—
Thursday arrived his Majesty's cutter Pccov) Lieut.
Puma: Commander, from off Boulogn-, wlat re, on
Sunday last, at four P. M. she fell ta with 3 French
tuggers and-one brig privateers, when, arzer exchang-
' ing several broadsides, the whole of them ran away
under the protection of their batteries, whe-e the cutter
could not pursue them : not a person *as hurt on
board the cutter.
London, England, 1810-05-12

PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING.

EVERY Schoolmaster is aware of the difficulty of
procuring suitable BLANK BOOKS, by which to teach
boys the art of Book-keeping, and will in consequence be glad to
find that regular sets of Blank Books have been provided to ac-
company Mr. MORRISON'S New Work, which is allowed to he
the most simple and practical System ever publishtal, and therefore
deserving of this especial adaptation to the business of Schools.
The publisher of Mr. Moaatson's Work ha ‘oppy.ideti four
sets of books, called Set A, Set B, Set C, anditi-,14-.,ruled in
ii the best manner with red and faint lines,. kin • op, and
properly labelled, with alphabets and other app ';' corres-
ponding to the four sets given in the system itself.::.. purposes
Ito sell them as under, and to give thirteen of eizher kind to the
dozen, besides- he customary allowances :
Set A, 3 Book+, at Qs. per set.
Set B, 6 Books, at 10s. 6d. ditto.
Set C, 7 Books, at lss. ditto.
i Set 1), 2 Books, at ss. ditto.

These sets may be bad together, or separately, in any quantity,
of every Bookseller and Stationer in the United Kined3in ; and
to prevent mistakes, the sets wanted should he spvedied and de-
scribed as belonging to Morristm's Book-keeping.
N. B. A new, revised, and improved Edition has just been
published °EMI( CE'S PRACTICAL ARITUNIZT an4liLy.
Bridge-street, Loudon, Mara Iv, 1 t;1 q.
London, England, 1810-05-12

SALE OF LANDS.

Withir. the George Irni,Dumfries,oetle—llth June next, if not
previously disposed of by private bargain,
HE LANDS of OVER CRAIGS and Part of
T GILL, lying within a mile of the town of Dumfries, and
contain.ng 225 Scots Acres, or thereby, of which about 170 Acres
are fine rich arable Land, all well inclosed and subdivided ; the
remainder Pasturage, which is capable of the highest improvt-
ment. The soil is naturally good, and is At present in the best
state of cultivation; but, in order to convey a more just ides of
the subject than it is possible to express within the limits of a
newspaper advertisement, it may be stated, that the proprietor
has lately refused £560 sterling per annum, fur a lease of the
same. This sum may be bad at any time for it as a Farm; but
the proprietor conceives it more adviseable to expose it to sale,
free of any such incumbrance.

The D'welling-horse, which was lately built, is very commo-
dious, well finished, and fit for the reception of a genteel family.
The Offices are also new, and are the most complete of any to be
met with in this part of the country.
A considerable part ofthe vrill he iuffered toreitsabt with
the purchaser, for some years ; altd immedpee entry MOST bOhad
to the premises.
Further particulars may be had urn applf to Mr. William
Grierson, the present tenant, or to Mr. Witillbig Thomson, wri-
ter in Dumfries, either of whom have powerito conclude a pri-
vate bargain, previous to the date.sale. 114 •

CHESTIRWEID.
ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, GARDF.NS, CROFT, AND
SMALL CONVENIENT DINELLING HOUSES,
STA Blia, is. &c..
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
_ _

Uri's' previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due

Notice will be given, at the Falcon Inn, in Chesterfield, on Fri-
day, the 18th Day oiMay, 1810, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon •
'THE Following VALUABLE FREEHOLI)
1- ESTATES, either together or in such lots, and subjtct to
such conditions as shall be mentioned at the time of Sale. A
most excellent, convenient, roomy, and substantial Brick Dwell-
lag House,' with lead and slated root, and with attached and do-
ticked offices, yard, pleasure and kitchen garder.s, situate on the
east side of the I.ordsmill.stroet, la Chesterfield; late the resi- j
dence of Mr. White, Hosier, deceased; and now of his Widow,
Mrs. White. The house contains an entrance room, and break-
fast and dining roonis,with Butler's pantry, Servants'hall,kitchon
brewbouae, on the jround floor ; a drawing room, five cham-
-nd three dressing roasts, on the first storey; very good
servant? apartments; dry and spacious cellars, and
•.ico rionvenliniga. The pleasure garden 3 walled
-dsidwith &dee fruit trees. 'l'he H3use and
repair and condition, and possess every
the residence of a C;enteel
Above premises, which is very
• and is also from its sigma.
-.session of all the above
`IAN two End con-
-111e, skate on
Nhe several

preceding the
the perches;
I, Nottinglum-
I the once et
London, England, 1810-05-12

THE Rg,FORMIST ! I !
In a few days will be published, in 2 vols. 12mo. price 104. 641.
THE REFORMIST. A Comic Serio-Political
Novel of the Present Day.
" It moves pity more than mirth, to see a man, whom Nature
has made no fool, so very industrious to appear like an ass."
Sir John Variburgh.
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Where may be had, just published,
The Fallen Minister, and other Tales, from the German of
Spiess, by Captain liewetsone vole. 10s.
Festival of St. Jago, a Spanisk Romance, 2 vols. 10s.

Love, Mystery, and Misery, by A. F. FloWein, 2 vols. Ws.
The Bard, or rowers of Marvell, by E. Josses, Ss. 6d.
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Vanden, in boxes at 2s. 9a. and 5,014iwk.
HV Men oi Edncaticmliid profess
oanivileverille endeavours to &mover aka m
effectisl magbod of troadng a few reign ,Diseases,
fat resuk 'tack experience is the best Ode of sum
Messrs...oOn and Co. Sorgems, helot regularly
every branch of their profession latirtillestes of wisi
ferent hospitals/end tufted& froth tie most end
clans, they have to emnrbdisoyht), were lads
the treatment 42 few pauvaleut blismes the object
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This day war published, price 6s. the Seventh Edition of
ALETTE R on the Genius and Dispositions of the
French Government, including a View of the Taxation of
the French Empire.
By an AMERICAN, recently returned from Europe.
Philadelphia printed : Reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees,
and Orme, Paternoster row.

" We shall perform a very pleasing part of our duty in recom-
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7(2931

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Jay Is, 1810.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST INDIES, do hereiy give Notice, .
That they will he ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on
nr cfnre Wednesday the ISth of August next, from the Owners
, ' such Ships of the burthen of 000 tons and upwards, as have
ITllled six voyages in the Company's service, and have since
been engaged for two additional vortges, specifying the rate of
fr. ,y'•' at which they may be willing to let those ships, for a 9th
voyage in the Company's service.
1 he Tc oilers, with the word " Ship Tender" on the cover, to
be i,verr.lly sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before
twelve o'clock at noon on the said day, beyond which hour the
Court will not receive any Tender.
WILLIAM RAMSAT, Secretary.

The rarticular3 of the Terms and Conditions under which the
Ships will be engaged for the Company's serrier, may be had
upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee
0. Shipping, on or after Monday next the 29d instant.
London, England, 1810-07-20

cU V 11.NTS.

Vo!. I.—introductory Lett* to the Rev. Dr. Johnson, the
Kin;inati of qowper.—Dedicarion, first printed in 1796.—The
Lit. of Milton, jod Coojectures ois the Origin of Paradise. Lost,
by William H:y

Vol. ll.—Paratlise Lost, and the Fragment of a Commentary
upon it, by William Cuirker.
Vol. lII.—A 'Translation of Andreini's Adamo, by Cowper
and his Friend of Susses —Remarks on different Editions of that
Italian Drama.—Analysis of .the Drama entitled, La Scena Tra-
gira td Eva da Troilo Lancezta.—SelOct Passages from
a brief Italian Epic Poem, entitled Adamo, and printed before
Milton visited Italy.—An F.stract from the Italian Dialogues of
Mango, relating to Adam and Eve.—Milton's Plans of Tragedy
on Adam.—Cowper's •rranslations from Latin and Italian Com-
p a,it tans of Milton, with the Originals, and a few Notes relating
to them.

Vol. IV.—Paradise Regained.—Samson A,gonistes.—Cornus,
aud Poems of Milton.—Appendix, Nu. I. An Account of Cow-
per's Writings relating to Milton.—No. 11. A Latin Epitaph,
ascribed to Mitt.n, with Cowper's Opinion of it.
)"rioted for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard:

rrHOSEwho suffer nervous irritation trorn weAlc•
ness of stomach, ob,:ructed bile, sad had digestion, will find
relief in S P LS IS U I's PATENT ANTISCCia I3U fic DROPS,
which enjoy all the properties of ealomel, without its irritability ;
they also ontsult the health of the stomach, by womotlng the ap-
pet:tr, and an increase of spirits as the health irnproros.—ln dot,-
seated ab:.crip.es, where a cure could scarcely he contemplated,
an healthy a change has been produced, as to excite Vie best hopes
of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulotis, Gouty, Rheumatic, and
Seeetutie complaihts, its reputation is established.—West India
orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, ;ioho-square, London.
The reiatiine Medicine bas the goverument duty printed on a
black ink stamp, and the words, By t King's Pewit,' ex-
pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper.
Sold 1.1, Soho-square, in small battles of f.'s. 6d. double bottle(
:ca. *ger I. 1%.-Compound Liver tis,
London, England, 1810-07-20

WASHINGTON, JUNE 11.

Don Louis de Onis, Minister Plenipotentiary of his
Christian Majesty, Ferdinand VII. has sent the fol-
lowing Circular officially, to the Consuls and Vice
Consuls in the different ports of the United States :
Under date of the 27th April last, I am informed
by the Intendant of Havannah, that our King Ferdi-
nand VII. and in his name the Regency at the king-
dom, has been pleased, under the existing circumstan-
ces, to grant to neutrals and allies, admittance into the
ports of Havannah, Cuba, Trinidad, and M ttang ts,
with such articles as ate stipul ited in the commercial
arrangement of tree trade of 1778, on condition. th 4t
the proceeds of imp-rtation shall be expired in the
fruits or produce of the Mind; causing by these means;
and the same terms, an extension of the trade to dui
inhabitants of that Island, and all the permitted ports
thereof. But t') prevent any contraband trade, or im-
pertaton of French produce or manufactures, it will
be. required that such shipments should be accompa
hied by his Majesty's Consul's certificate, in their re-
spective ports of clearance, without which docnments,
nn vesvis will he admitted an enti y. I communicate
this to you, in order to publish the sane to such in-
dividuals or merchant within your Consulate, whom
it may concern, that in no instance they may alledge
ignorance, requesting you to give 'me timely notice
after the execution the same; I pray Goo, &c.
Signet' Lot's ONb.s'

FOREIGN A7EELLIG.EII7CE.

PARIS, JULY 10.

In an action that took place before Scilla on the
21st June, the enemy's flotilla again received consi-
derable damage. On this most decisive day, four of
the enemy's gun-boats were sunk ; that of the Com-
mander was carried by boarding. Several of the
English vessels were so much damaged that it was
necessary to tow them off to the other side.
The loss of the Neapolitan nality, and the troops
embarked in this and the preceding affairs, is very in-
considerable. The whole loss was five transport yes-.
sels and two bca:s.
London, England, 1810-07-20

THE SEA:

Imperium Ocepro, fatuam qui terrninet astris.—Vteuri..
" Britain joins to the Commerce of Venice, Tyre and Car•
these, the Discipline of Greece, and the Fire of Old Rome."
Swift to tit embracing deep,
Of British architects the theme and boast,
Rusted our devoted bark ;
With loud acclaims the echoing welkin rung,
As first around the circling waves she flung,
That Hama:sae bosom sweep;
Pride of Britannia's sea-girt coast,
Her name became each Seaman's toast,
And long her waving flag was blest
With constant victory.
Our crew, a dauntless band,
The cheering song—the tattle—or the dance,
With equal ardour staid;
Hearts volatile as air, and bold as light,
In ev'ry clime they eager sought the fight,
And shook each hostile strand.
Desery'd on Ocean's wave, no chance
Waits on thy hapless cruizers, France;
No hop. , when Britain's Tars advance,
Fateri•.es of Victory.
In danger's utmost hour,
(When sleep's embraces drowsy landmen fold)
Determin'd to the last,
Our heroes heated the storm--the lightning's flash,
Howls the wild wave—the pealing thunders crash,
But vain their pow'?
To sink with fear our seamen bold;
Calmly the tempest they behold;
Firm, tho the death-wing'd demon roll'd
His dread artillery !
In Biscay's stormy bay,
Stealing along, a Gallic fleet espy
Our death-devoted bark !
Als ! what could valour, what wild Ain avail,
Oppos'd to three, one solitary sail ?
In such unequal fray !
(A Lion in the toils)—to fly
We seorn'd--no aid, no succour niglt.s.
`Tsvas ours indignantly to die,
Or gain the victory !
Peace to th' immortal brave,
-Who fell that ..tal day—a gallant few—
Now ocean-deep at rest ;
Ye sunk, supporting nobly Britain's fame—
Unstruck her flag, unstain'd the glorious name
That rules the subject wave.
Yoor country's tears are yours—the due
Wer-tarn'd, of such a matchless crew ;
And England, as she cries adieu,
Embalms your memory !
Plymouth Dock, June a, I/110.

N. T. C.
London, England, 1810-07-20

bIANSF.LL V. MFUX.

This was an action by the Assignees of a b.►nkrul
to recover back the value of the goads Of a public;
taken in execution under a wa►ran: of attorney.,.
appeared that the defendant took a miarfant of attt.
ney to confess a judgment in favour of himself an,
other creditors ; that ►t appeared that the public:.
had committed an act of bankruptcy before the glvi!
the warrant of attorney, and a docket being stink
it consequently over-reached the right of 'the def.(
d.►nt, and the Learned Judge directed the Jury to
a verdict fur the plaintif, which they d►d •accadingt

YOUNG v. GOODFEI.I,OW.

•:.

This was an act;on to recover £B3. I Is. for bloc,
masts, &c. furnished to, and work done on board
the Acte,n, of which the defendant was Captain.
The defence was, that the Captain was rp)t.liable
pay, but the owners. It. appearing, .however, th.
the orders were given by the Captain, and that
was on board every day, t-uperintending t.be work,
the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff'—Dama:
Z 133. 11 s. 10d.
London, England, 1810-07-20

LANDED ESTATES, PAteMS, &c.
'• TO BE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(One Property)
Lot 1. !A FREEHOLD ESTATX,24 Miles East
. A• of Loodek (the siujor Pan Extra Parochial)
which will pay 41 to i pet Cent. 'Purchase 80,000 Guineas.
Lot 2. A Freehold Mansion, 18 Miles from London, together
with 260 Acres of Land, Tythe Free.
Lot 3. A Freehold Farm in Kent, with good House, and 216
Acres of Land, Purchase 8000 Guineas.
Lot 4. Dine bn the Borders of Hurts, with good House, and
127 Acres of Land, £GOOO.
Lot 5. Ditto in Bedfordshire, with small genteel House, and
70 Acres of Land. 3000 Guinea:.
Let O. A Freehold Residence, and 23 Acres of Land, in Sussex.
Lot 7. Ditto in Hants, with 30 Acres Meadow.
Together with sundry small Leasehold. arms within 40 miles
of London. Particulars of Messrs. Browne and Co. Auctioneers,
Appraisers, and Estate Agents, No. 41, Southampton-row, Rus-
sel-square.
London, England, 1810-07-20

Liu' INTELLIGEMIE

COURT 01. EXCHEa/JER, JULY 10.
Till ATTORNNY-GENERAL V. THOMAS DICIRENSONJ
This inforination was filed under the direction tif
the Beard of Taxes, at the instance of the Commis-
sioners of the Property Tax at Manchester, against
the defendant, who is a butcher, and owner of seve-
ral small tenements there, to recover two penal-
ties of £5O, for two distinct refusals to allow Martha
Marshall, one of his tenants, the several sums of seven
shillings and sixpence and twelve shillings, the land-
lord's property-tax, on a rent of R 6 per annum, which
• she had paid to the collector, and requested the defen-
dant to reimburse, but which he positively refused to
do, telling her that he had no right to pay the tax—
that she must pay it herself—and that if he had not
his full rent, he would immediately distrain on her
goods; and which full rent sl;e accordingly paid.
The facts were proved on the evidence of the te-
nant, a poor widow woman of respectable appearance,
and who, from the plain and simple manner in which
she gave her evidence, excited particular-interest. It
was also proved, that, before these refusals, similar
coniplaints had been frequently made to the Commis-
sioners against the defendant by his other tenants,
and that he had been previously cautioned against his
•
London, England, 1810-07-20

iVNIE

The forams of Turtuky was carried by storm n
the Ist instant, by the brave Russian General of Ca.
valry Von Sasz. Up.m this occasion a number of
standards, 11 pieces of cannon, and all the magazines
fell hit° the hands of the Russiins. Count Sievers,
Lieutenant-General Prince Wusemskoy, and Major
Mibchow, particularly distinguished themselves. Ge-
neral Sass is at present in front of Rudschuck, the
surrender cif which is expected every moment.
The Commander in Chief, Glum Kamenzkoy, hat:
marched to attack the Grand Vizier, near Schtinala.
London, England, 1810-07-20

QUARTER SESSIONS.

At the Quarter Sessions held at Bury St. Edmund's,
on Monday last, Catharine Anne• Prches, wife of
John Pytches, Esq. of Groton, exhibited articles of '
the peace against her said husband, for violent
ill-
treatment ; wht-n the Court ordered, that he should
find sureties. himself in £l,OOO, and two other per-
sons in £.500 each, for keeping the peace for one
whole year- towards his said wife.
At Beccles Sessions, John Prentice, farmer, of St.
Margaret's Ilketshall, was convicted of having se-
verel, beaten his servant-boy, and sentenced to a
week's imprtsonment, and to pay a fine of £4OO.
At Ipswich Quarter Sessions, on Friday, an in-
dictment was preferred against John Dunthorne, a
schoolmaster at Dennington, for infamous and inde-
cent conduct towards several infant females, who
were under his tuition ; when, after a most impartial
charge from the Rev. Tilos. METHOLL, who presided,
the defendant was found guilty on two indictmentt,
and sentenced to pay a fine of 405.; to be Imprisoned
in the county gaol at Ipswich one year for each of-
ft...ace ; and stand in the pillory the last Saturday in
December of each year.
At Lincoln Sessions, Ann Taylc, was found guilty
of stealing a quantity of lace, and sentenced to be
imprisoned 12 calendar months, (the last month in a
solitary cell.)

.4 deserter of the name of Hoy was shot through
the head and killed on the spot. by an escort from
Yeovil, in Somersetshire, whilst conveying him and
two others to the Isle of Wight on Tuesday last.
During the third day's march, whilst makint a tern.
porary halt at Whitchurch, Hoy escaped down an inn
yard, and got into some fields, where he orit-ran his
pursuers, and on refusing to stop when challenged, he
was shot. A Jury sat on the body, and returned a ver-
dict of Justifiable Homicide.

Our accounts from all parts of the country speak
of the great improvement in the growing crops of
corn, &c. from the late rains.---;;eneral op►nion is in
favour of a fair average crop of evert species of grain.

At St. SAir's Fair, Aberdeen, last week. there was
a very fine chew of Black Cattle, many of which were
readily sold at advanced prices. The sale of horses
was, however, rather dull, and the late high prices
somewhat reduced.

At the woollen fair at Ayr on, Mondpy se'nnight,
a considerable quantity of the finer kind of cloth was
sold : prices much as last year. There being but a
scanty supply of coarse cloth, it brought rather an
advanced price. The sbew of horses on Tuesday and
and Wedneschy was considerable.
Some thieves broke into the house of Captain Fol.
gin, on the Bayswater-road on Tuesday night last,
and stole plate and other articles of a very consider-
Able amount, with which they got clear off. The
house was entered by a hole having been cut in the
street door.
London, England, 1810-07-20

LAST FLEET FROM INDIA.

TT is very respectfully announced to Families re•
turned by the last Fleet from India, that they may, by perso-
nal or Written applications, at the Office of M :sus. URO WNE
and Co. House and Land Agents, No. 41, Southampton-row,
Russell-square, procure to purchase or hire, far lorg or short
terms, furnished or unfurnished Town and Country HOUSES,
of all sizes and descriptions. Freehold Latufel Estates fur Sale,
from 3000 guineas to £40,000. Letters to be post paid.

PORT OF MILFORD.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Order of the Hon Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs,
at the Cos; om-House, Milford, on Wednesday, July 23, 1810,
'VHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
854 Galloss Red Wine-4i Gallons Anniseed Water

80 lbs. Soap-84 las. IVhite Salt.
Also, the Skiff MARY, Burth,m about 10 Tons, tnether with
her Materials, and tilt broken-up Hull of a Smack, with Ler
Materials (na:ne unknown).
The Sale to begin at Ileven &Clock in the Morning.
Custom-House, dated ..n:11 June, 1 Si o.