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PRESERVATION Fliolll DROWNING.

Thi4 day was published, price ss. in boards,
THE HYDRO-AERONAUT, or Navigator's
LIFE BUOY ; atiewiug by new Experiments, o.t Principles
well known in Naiural Philosophy, that without any particular
prscautiOn, almost every Ship at Sea has within itself easy and
effectual means at saving it 4 Crew and Ault:tigers in oases of
Shipwreck, with a variety of other imporrzut inticmat on.
Printed for J. Richard-on, 214 Cornhill : and J.
Hatehard, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1810-10-29

FROM SATURDAYNro"HiwiOAZETTE. •

AD MIRA LTY ():TICE, OCTOBER 27.

n• I evut- 'I'AVLOR, commanding his Ma-
jesty's cutter Olympia, has reported by 4-letter to
1111 V WILs CHOKER, Esq. his having, on the 4th of
August last, captured I'Atalante French brig,
• r c.glit,en guns, but only two mounted,
fram the hle of France, bound to D gurdeaux with a
vannahle carg ;.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lier.tenant of the
Co may of Inverness.
2d Regiment of Inverness. hire Local Militia.
Hogh Ro,e, “lIP. to he Ensign, vice Cameron, promoted. Dated
September 24,1810.
Strathspey BAttalion of Inverness shire Volunteers.
London, England, 1810-10-29

•
BERN, SEPTEMItR
Her Art:Vial likktet.s.athetceßn4-Dnehess Con-
stintipetif KfAl*RicP ithg,dity Wore yesterday
-IV4VAtie T.
.sagie day- arrived from
thiw4nbilik. NI IffjPess .44444 kleraditary Prince of
OraQvig. with his tuiter.in•order to go
over &the Maintanis and. the little Cantons over the
St. Geifaiti.:'-'llliExcelfeiccy the--goial SalOn
nister and Chainlittlin, 'V. Boge, is likewise arrived
in- Bern. Report.says that fifteeti`tOOms. are kept in
readiness in Newenburg for the reception of her Ma-
jesty the Empress Josephine, who is still expected there
MUNICH, SEPTEMBER so. .

The douaniers of the kingdoni of Italy have seized
at Botzen all the colonial products and goods of Eng-
lish manufacture which had been brought from Swit-
zerland and Germany to the fair of that town. This
seizure is valued at many millions. It Would have
beep, knfigitely greater, had the Italian Authorities
waited the arrival of the other convoys, which were
on their way.. The merchants supposed thal the pro-
hibitive laWs respecting English merchandize would
not have been carried with vigour into execution at
Botzen before the Ist October next, and that conse-
quently the sale of them would have been freely per-
mitted at the fair of that time.
London, England, 1810-10-29

SECRET HISTORY of BONAPARTE.—FuoRra EDITION

This dad• was pitilhhetl,
In One large Vulume. svo. price ins. In boards.
THE SECRET HISTORY of the CABINET
-a• of BONA PAit IT., Including. hli Private Life, Character,
Domestic Adtis:::iit rat ion, and his Conduct to Foreign Powers;
together with Secret Anecdotes of tbe different Court► of Europe,
&c. &c. By I..EWIS GO t.DSVIt.Ii, Esq.
Printed for J. M. Richardson, No:SIS, Combat; and J. Hatch.
ard, '

I In. Anti-Jacobin Review for last month, speaks of *his work
as follows :—" No writer of modern times has rendered more es-
sential service to europe in general, and to his country in parti-
cular, than the author of this productive, who is unquestionably
entitled to the gratitude of the public."

This day was published, in one vol. 9vo. price 9s. in boards,
AVIEW of the BRAHMIN[CAL RELIGION.
ha its Confirmation of the Truth of the Sacred History,aud
in its lnlience on the Moral Character t in a Series of Discourses
preached be ore the University of Oxford, in the year 1809, at the
Lecture founded by the late Rev. John Bamptun, M.A. Canon of
Salisbury.--By the Rev. J.B.S. CARIAriTHEN, M.A.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; J. M. Gutch,
Bristol; rid J. Parker, Oxford.
London, England, 1810-10-29

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 23.

Yesterday P. M. arrived the CALLIOPE sloop of
war, and has captured in the North Sea, after a smart
engagement of an hour, a schooner French privateer,
14. guns an.t 55 men, from Dunkirk ; the CALLIOPE
had four men badly wounded, but none killed ; the
privateer had none either killed or wounded owing to
their secreting themselves after they had fired ; the
prisoners were landed this afternoon. Arrived from
the Ten' the HEARTY gun-brig ; and the ALONZO,
LEVERET?, SNAKE, and ERNEST gun-brigs, from the
Baltic. Sailed this morning the ERNEST, Lieute-
nant TENIPLER, to the Westward. Remain in the
Roads with the above the Roebuck, Acute, and
Havoc. The BRISEIS gun-brig has retaken two ves-
sels, a ketch and a brig, laden with timber, taken by
the privateer she sailed this day week in quest of, and
great hopes are entertained of her falling in with the
privateer.--Wind S. W. and rain.
London, England, 1810-10-29

MR GIFFORD'S LIFE OF MR. prrr.

This day was published, in six large vols. Bvo. with two Portraits
of Mr. Pitt, one from an original picture, by Mr. Hoppper, the
other front she. bust executed by Mr. Plaxmin, price €4 Is. bds.
A HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the
Right floe. WILLIAM PITT; (*eluding some account
of the times in which he lived

By 301-IN GIFFORD, Eti.
Printed for T. Culticll and W. Davies, Strand.
••• A few Copies, elegantly printed in three volumes, royal
410. ma) still he bad, price S Bs. iif

This day was published, •
In five vols. 800. price ££2 Ss. in boards a New Edition of
I_l ELPS to COMPOSITION ; or, Six Hundred
Skeletons of Sermons—several being the Substance of Ser-
monspreachrd before the University. .
liy the Rev. CHAIZLE4 SIMEON, M. A.
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.
Primed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand._
_ .

This new Edi•ion lniludes, in the first volume, Claude's Essay
on the Composition of a Sermon ; and a few remaining Copies of
four a the volumes of the former Edition, containing 500 Skele-
tons may be had either together or separate.
••• As above also may be had, by the same Author, The
Fountain of Living Waters; a Sermon preached before the Uni-
versltrof Cambridge, on Sunday, May 14, 1809, price ls.
London, England, 1810-10-29

CERTIFICATE.

WATER WORKS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Subscription Books
for the addkiooal or appropriation Shares in this Concern
are now, opened at the Treasurers, Measrs. Harford, Davis, and
co. Bristol; at the office of. Mr. Henry Stokes, Shorter's-court,
Throzmorton-street, London ; and at our office, in Marlbo-
rough; and that the same will continue open until FRIDAY, the
30th day of November next, at Two &Clock h the Afternoon
when they will be closed.
Every present Proprietor of Shares will be admitted to sub-
scribe in the proportion of half an additional or appropriation
Share in respect of one Share of the present Subscription.
The Receipts Issued for the Deposit Money paid on the pre-
sent Shares must be produced at the time of subscribing for the
additional Shares, and a deposit of two and a hilt' per cent. on
such additional Subscriptions will be required to be paid at the
same time. WARD and MERRIMAN, Solicitors.
Marlborough, October 22, itiu.),
N. B. A proportion bf Shares in the intended undertaking is
London, England, 1810-10-29

A.LVESTON HOUSE, NEAR STRATFORD ON AVON,
with immediate Posfte—;iolt.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by JOSIAH ROBINS,
'AI the White Lion Inn, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire, on
Tuesday, the 20th day of November, 1810, at Five o'clock,

ALL that Capital FREEHOLD MANSION,
caIed"ALVESTON HOUSE, delightfully situated in a
most fertile and richly ornamented Paddock, on the Banks of the
Avon, an excellent walled Garden, and an exclusive right of
Fishery in the River Avon.
Also, in Lots, a considerable quantity of Arahle, Meadow or
Pasture Land, of most superior quality, lying near to the Mansion.
Alvesten adjoins to an excellent Turnpike-road leading from
Stratford on Avon to %Vellesbourn, is distant only two miles
from Stratford, and Mr. Corb2:t's celebrated tot Hounds, six
!Mies (eons Warwick, and 9G Irons London.
Particulars are preparing, and may be had in ten days at the
White Lion, Stratford on Avon ; the Warwick Arms, W:lnViCk
and the principal Inns In the neighbourhood; of Witham Vizard;
Esq. LincOln's Inn, London; cf the Auctioneer, ilirntingharn ,
and of Mr. Landor, or Mr. Tidmas, Solicitors, Warwiiik.
London, England, 1810-10-29

DEAL, OCTOBER 28.

Arrived his Majesty's ships BEAVER and SKYLARK
from a cruize.—Wind W.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 28.

Arrived his Majesty's ships ATTENTIVE and Do.
MINICA from the Westward. Came into harbour the
CHANTICLEER man of war to be refitted. The wind
coming round to the westward, a number of mer.
chant vessels have sailed away from hence to the
Northward, and some to the DOWNS.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1810-10-29

CANAL PROPERTY, BOROUGH WATER WORKS,
HOAM ASSURANCE,FAUXHALL BRIDGE, LONDON
AND SURREY INSTIL uTioN SHARES.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By Mr. SCOT 1;

On Friday, November 2, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart,
SHARES in the Monmouth, Wilts, and Berks,
Ellesmere, Basingstoke, Rochdale, Lancaster, and Oakham
Canals; Three Shares of £lOO each In the Borough Water
Works, dividing Xs per Skare dear per annum ; Shares in the
Hope Assurance, Vauxhall Bridge, London and Surrey Institu-
tion Shares. •

Particulars—at the New Hotel., Birming!laot ; Hatchett's Ho-
te!, "iccadilly ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 224 New Bridge-
•treet.
London, England, 1810-10-29

reserved for the option of Land-owners. -

EASTERN EXTENSION OF THE KENNEL' AND
• AVON CANAL.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Subscription Books
for Shares in the proposed Canal from Enborne, near New-
bury, to the Basingstoke Canal at Old Basing (agreeably to a Sub•
scription towards the expence•s of Surveys) are Stew open at tke
Treasurers, Messrs. Harford, Davis, and Co. Bristol ; at the
lace of Mr. Henry Stokes, Shorter's-court, *l'hroginorton street,
London ; and at our office, in Marlborough; and that tke same
will continue open until Friday, the 30th day of Novernh-r next,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, when they will he closed.

The Shares in this concern are to be at the rate of .E3O each,
and the holder of every receipt for 40s. towards the espances o:
surveys, will be allowed to subscribe for one share in the said in-
tended Canal.—Such receipts must be produced, and a deposit of
£1 per share will be required to be paid at the time of subscribing

WARD and MERRIMAN, Solicitors.
Marlborough, Oct. 22, 1310.

N. B. A proportion of Shares in the intended undertaking is
reserved for the option of the Land Owners.
London, England, 1810-10-29

r, ORSEN HALLE GAZETTES.

VIENNA, OCT. I.—Letters from- the "ruttish fron-
tiers dated the 23d September, contain i report asst
the Turks sustained a very severe defeat on the Mb-
September, near Rudschuck, in Which 12;006 of thetis
were either killed, wounded, or taken prisoners. 140
such official intelligence has been received.—the
Prince of Wurtemburgh has been nominated to the
vacant dignity of Governor of Austria and Vienna,
and in this capacity he has received the representa-
tions of tie military branches, and the Commandant
of the place.—From Servia we have received intelli-
gence that the Turks, in order to storm the camp of
Deligrade, have crossed the Morawa, at Graschewatz.
The united Servians proceeded against them, and af-
ter a conflict, which lasted six days, compelled the
enemy again to retire across the river.
DRESDEN, Ocr. 2.—A Decree has been published
here, which is to take effect on the 6th instant, which
directs that certain • duties on colonial produce, di-
rected by the Decree of Trianon of the sth August,
shall be enforced throughout &Sony with the utmost
rigour.
MILAN, SEPT. 31.—8 y an Imperial Decree a re-
ward of 150,000 livres is offered for the encourage-
ment of the improvements in wool, and 50,000 lines
for the encouragement of the growth of sugar frora
grapes.—We are happy to announce, by recentin-
telligence, that the Italian division'at present in Ca-
talonia has formed a junction with. General Sachet
near Lereida, and that the enemy has felt the effects
of this reinforcement.
London, England, 1810-10-29

This day were published, elegantly printed is one large vol. 4:o.
rice ‘2., in hoards,
PHILOSOPHIC AL ESSAYS. By DUGALD
S FEWART, Esq. F.R.S. Edinburgh ; Emeritus Professor
of Moral Philosophy In the University of Edinburgh; Honorary
Member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Petersburgh ;
and Member of the American Philosophical 4ociuty held at Phi-
ladelphia.

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Murray,
Fleet-sweet ; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, Ludgate-
street I.ondou ; and for W. Creech and A. Constable and Co.
Edinburgh. Of whom may he had, by the same Author,

ELEMZNTS nicht PIIILOSONIT Of the liuxnx MIN.); third
ECtion; in o::e large ♦ol. Svo. price ins. 6d. lu boards.
London, England, 1810-10-29

This day were published, in tiro. price 4s.
SIX LECT LJ KES,,o.the ELEM ENTS of PLANE
TRIGOZII)NIE FRY ; with the Method of constructing Ta-
bles of Natural and Logarithmic Sines, Cosines, Ta:igests, &c.
By the Rev. B. BRIDGE, A.M.
Fellow of St. Peter, College, Cambridge ; and Professor of Ma-
thematics in the East India College.
Printed lor Ca4lell and W. Davies, Strand.
011 whom way be had, by the same Author,

. •
Lectures on the Elements of Algebra, in royal 800. price 103.6 d.
in boards.
London, England, 1810-10-29

BI:41-10V PORTLUYS LIFE AND WORKS.

Shortly will published, handsomely printed in 6 vols. tiro. with
a portrait of Ilia Lordship, from an original picture,
'j 'HE WORKS cApplete, of the Lite Right Rev.
.L BE LB POR' CELTS, D.D. Lord Bishop of London: with
au account of his Lite and Writings.
By tile HODGSON, M.A.
itcctur•uf St. Groritt:'s, I.4an6ver-square.
Printed fur I'. CaJell and W. Davies, Strand.

The Life of Bishop Pm•trua, which will form one of the
voltimes, will also he ,olti I..ra!e4y, for the accommodation of
those who are alrea.li in p0..,.6• ion of the several works.
London, England, 1810-12-24

n'y CHARLES BURN, LLD:
Late Chanctllior of the DiCreese of earliale.

Tbe INventy-fust Edition, with many Corrections, Additions,
and improvements, by the late Charles Durnford, Esq. Barrister
at Law ; and continued by John King, of thee lima Temple, Esq.
Barrister at Law.

Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadet! and W.
Davies, Strand; F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard;
I.l3etterwerth, Fleet-street ; and Longman,ldurst, Rees, Orme,
and Brown, Paternoster-row. -•
•• ••In this Edition the heath of Criminal Law avi la part
•
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also been taken with Titles—Conviction, Indictment, Military
Law, Vagrant, &c. &c. and the title Poor has been akogether
newly arranged, with great additions, and placed in a volume by
Itte.t, with suitable indexes. In•short, a• pains bare been spared
to r. nder this Twenty-first Edition of this valuable Work wortby
of time WO runway .
London, England, 1810-12-24

WARWICKSHIRE.

SAI.E OF THE WHITE LION INN, STRATFORDXPON-
AVON. bevonging to Mr. Wtt.ttast EARLE, who is duchning
the Public Business.
. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALL that tong established and highly respectable
Inh the WHITE LlOl4, at Stratford-upon-Avon, with
the Stables, Coach-houses, Buildings, and Out-offices to the sane
belonging, .untuersally knoWn 'and frequented by thu Nubility
and,Gcntry of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
being situated on the Great Irish Road from Holyhead to Lon-
don, through Shrevribury, Birmingham, Stratford-upon4lvon,
MulOxikerd. in the front of the House is a large Kitchen Gar.;
den,comprlslng nearly two Acres of Land in the highest cultism-
'Sion. Als4 a large Bowling-green, containing one Acre, and ad-
joining thereto are upwards of eight Acres of capital Grass Land,
all or any part of which will be sold with the inn as a purchaser
May think proper. •
A specificaton of the property, with other particulars, may be
obtalne4 by a personal application at the Offices of Messrs. Hunt
and Hobbes, Solicitors, Stratford-tspon-Avon ; and of Messrs
IVieyrich and BroJerip,. Solicitors, Red Lloo-square, Londm;
with whom Plans of theluildings and Premises are de-posited
for Inspection.
Immedfateplosselsion 'May be had, and to treat for the pur-
chase, apply to, Mr. Barke, the Proprietor'or, its Messrs. Hunt
and Hobbes.
ttip Accommodation of the purchaser a certain pro-
portion'Tif.lthr' purchase-money may remein on security of the

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SECOND DAY.
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Co!elute h •
• Carter -

ALMERSOA'
This Ward return
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Fisher - - 135
Paxton - IS4
King - . 127
• Loveland - 127
SISTIOPsGA'

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White 104
Dueffell 101
Nash - - 97
Greenaway, (Dep.) 94
Marsh - - 89
Davies 89
CHEAP

This Ward returns
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Hale 71
Mawman 70
Farr 66
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Quin - 178
Nicholls - - 165
Waithman - 161
• Harper - - 146
Crook - - 144
Wright - 143
Young - 139
Brewer - 137
LANGEOUI

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Mr. Phillips (Deputy) 85
Ayres . , . 82
Wiltshire - - 78
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• Stubbing - '75
Bailey - - 74
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Cunt - • 48
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PORTRI/KEN.
I • 120 Mr. Hoppe
116 • Briscoe
- 114

TE WARD.
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Mr.• Adams
• Rolls
Thomas
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TE WARD.
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Mr. Windus
• Blundell
Judkins
Rost
• Barton
Kbight
• Sink

WARD.
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r WITHOUT.
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T. Reeve -
Murrell -
Griffith - -
Dawson - -
Miller - -
Pontifex
• Blackett •
• Blundell •
tN WARD.
is Ten Members.
Mr. Elliott
Dixon

Welherby .
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Thompson -

WARD.
• Nine Members.
Mr. Shrowner

Cooper
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• Crook

Mr. Swift . 64
Wright - - 64
Fournier 64
Ctruimins 61
Smith - 60
• Street - 41

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PATERSON's vr.GETABLE DROPS, in curing the Scurvy,
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or 'surprise the animal frame agitated, or the mental faculties con-
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convulsive Motions, which often terminate in Fits, and grievous
Pains of the Joints and other Parts of the Btxly, which shift from
One place to another ; all of which these admirable Drops almost,
instantly quell, its such an agreeable manner, that even Infilisk,
pregnant Women, and Persons of the most dePcate Constkullossa,
may tike them with the greatest ease and safety.
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•
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ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, I.ONDON.
October 11, 1810.
MOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the
Eh:ed of Settlement, a General Court of Proprietors of the
ALBION Fine and Live Insnitaxce COMPANY will be held at
the Company's 1 louse in New Bridge-street, Biaekfriars, on
Thursday the 45th of October instant, at Twelve o'Clock at
Nocn precisely; for the receiving of the Auditors Report; and
for theelection of twenty-fotir Directors for the year ensuing.
The Ballot for Directors will open at one o'clock, and will close
at three. By Order of the Board,

WARNER PHIPPS, Sccretary.

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1 ness of stomach, obstructed bile, and had digestion, will find
relief in SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTI scoßßunc DROPS,
which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without Ps irritability ;
they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap-
petite, and an increase of seirits as the health improves.—ln deep-
seated abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contempla:ed,
so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hooes
of success. ha Eruptive, Scroplitilons, Gouty, Rheumatic, sad
:•lcorbutic complaints, its reputation is establisiied.—West.tridia
orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London.
The genuit Medicine has the goVernment duty printed on a
black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," ex-
pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper.
Sold 15, Soho-square, in small bottles of 51. W. double bottles
I Os. and larger Xi. ids.—Conspeund Essence Bs.
London, England, 1810-10-16

NEWHAVEg, OCTOBER IS.

Upwards of 100 sail, consisting of an East India-
nan, and several ships from the West Indies, Pritish
America, the Straits. &c. under convoy of the HUM..
bER sloop, which had been wind-bound in these Roads
several days, this morning proceeded up Chapel.
London, England, 1810-10-16

TIME !V.-DI:A:MAROS OF DIVERS OTHER CREDITS.

S 2. Our Caisse d'Amortisoesent of France shall reimburse, at
tho start d time, the hills of exchange, payable by the Treasury of
Ainaerdatr., for the service of the years 1801 and 11109, atuout4-
irg to C:,1;00,0j) francs, including 172,000 francs fur the loans
made by the Treasury of Holland upon different pledges, and the
aunt borrowed upon the depot of cloves, amounting to Al ,515,000.
23. 'the 1,920,3601b5. so' cloves, which ale in the State war.
house. -11 Holland, are to be place 4 at the dispositir, et the
Caisee d'Amorthsement, which will take care to succe.sively sell
it upon the _most advantageous terms With the produce of the
sales it will reimburse itself to the amount of the advaucts which
it must make in the execution of the above article.

24. Our cousin the Prince Arch•Tressurer, our Lieutenant-
Genera, in Ho land, ;wit our Ministers of Finance_ and the Trea-
sury, are citargid with the execution of this Deeri:e.
By the Enveretr. (Signed) ' NA roLtom.
(signed) H. B. Duke de BA SSA NO,
Minister and Secretary of State,

vity and enterprize on 'the part of the Ottoman Go-
vernment. It is said, that the Captain Pacha, after
obtaining a decided ascetiency in the Black Sea, and
preventing theßussians receiving any supplies through
this channel, by stationing vessels at Kylia, Pourt-
chetsche, and the other mouths of the Danube, had
aftewards taken on board a number of troops, and
made demonstrations of attacking the Crimea, in order
to oblige the Russians to divide their forces, and thus
create a diversion in favour of the Grand ViZer at
Schumla. Intelligence had also reached Constanti-
nople from Persia, that two armies had marched from
that capital, the one against Georgia, the other to
attack the Russian settlements an the coasts of the
Caspian Sea.
London, England, 1810-10-16

HARWICH, OCTOBER 14.

Yesterday, the broadside of a new ship, of 'about
SOO tons, was brought into this harbour by 'some
fishermen, and, when the tide left it, forty deck deals
were underneath, cf about forty feet in length. This
ship is supposed to have been lost on the Whiting
Sand, and principally loaded with deals. Amved
the Anna Maria; from Gottenbur h, bound to Guern-
sey, with timber; and the from the Baltic
to Scotland ; Young Matilda, from Dautzic to Lon-
don, with wheat ; Ind the Hope, from Prosgrund,
with deals, The Auckland packet, Captain Balboa,
art ived this day at noon from Heligoland, with mail
and pas!engers. The packets, with the outward mails
for Gottenburgh and Heligoland, remain with the
AGGRCWOR and Vocut gun-brigs and QUAIL schooner.
London, England, 1810-10-16

By ALEXANDERMORRICE, Common Brewer.

Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, eo, Patertoster.row.
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RIAL SERVICES.

S. There will be established at Amsterdam a Council of Li-
quidation, presided by a Master of Requests of our Council of
State.

3. All the arrears of debts for services performed, and not
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Holland.
London, England, 1810-10-16

LEITH, OCTOBER Is.

Wednesday arrived in Leith Roads, his Majesty's
ship Ciao, Captain BAUGH, from a cruise. Bailed
DAUNTLESS,
morning from the Roads, his Majesty's ship
DAUNTLESS, Captain BARBER, for Sheerness, with a
convoy of five sail. The STRENUOUS gun-brig.came
into the harbour on Thursday, to get some repairs.

Marvels...At Beaumaris, the Providence, Gebraly, from the
brazils. At Liverpool, the Penelope, Williams, from Picton.
At Baltimore (bound to Liverpool), the Active, Abrew ; and the
Rio Lama, Xavier, from Lisbon. At Newry, the Eliza, —,
from Sierra Leone.

The NEAESIS frigate on Friday sailed from Ports-
mouth, with four transports for the coast of Africa.
Saturday, the HOTSPUR frigate, of 3G guns, was
launched at Southampton. She will be commissioned
by the Hon. Captain PERCY.
The French fleet in the Scheldt, when reconnoitred
some days since by the RA vEN ant! DRAKE, compris-
ed 10 ships of the luie, S iiigates;l4 praams, and 22
gunboats.

Thursday the 4th inst. in the morning, the Lively
snow, of Workington, WILDRIDCiII master, on her
passage to Cork, was fired upon and boarded ; the
Hook lights, off Waterford, bearing N.N.E. distant
about ten miles, by a schooner privateer, said to be-
long to Bourdeaux, armed with four guns, which
plundered the Lively of her provisions, and took one
of her crew. The privateer afterwards shaped: a S.
and W. course.

The Virginia, JONES, which passed the Isle of
Wight on the Bth from Philadelphia, was boarded off
Scilly by a French privateer of 14 guns and 1.541 men,
was treated with great politeness, and informed. by
the Commander that neither he, nor did he'believe
any other privateer out of France, had authority to
tetain American vessels.
London, England, 1810-10-16

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 15.

• Arrived the CHARGER gun-brig, from the River
Thames. Sailed the I.NVARLIBLE, KESTNER, to
Chatham. Arrived several more ships and vessels,
bound to the Baltic and Gottenburgh, but they cannot
proceed till the wind is fair.—wind S.E. blows strong•
London, England, 1810-10-16

COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 29.

His Majesty the King has issued his orders that his
Royal Highness the Prince of Ponte Corvo, in his
passage through this kingdom to Sweden, as well as
the whole of his suite, shall be treated with the ut-
most respect and attention.
On the Sth inst. k was reported at Tromsal, that
three cutter brigs had made 14. English ships prizes.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1810-03-02

1

NNE'

PAIRLIAMENT4Rr PROCEEDING&

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 1.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 28, 1310.
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J. S. begs to return his sincere thanks for the favours conferred
on the Firm of Smith and Robinson, and trusts, by his assiduity
and attention to business, to merit the confidence of those who
may commit their commands to his care.

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY moved the Thanks of
the House to the Lord Bishop of Chester, for his sermon at West-
Ininster Abbey yesterday, and that his Lordship be desired to
cause the same to be 'stinted and published —Ordered.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE moved an Address to his
Majesty, praying for the Staff Journal of the Walcheren Expedi •
tione—Ordered.
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OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE.
Giturtestatt,
HIS MAJESTY having been graciously pleased,
I• without any solicitation or expectation whatever on my
I; part, to appoint me one of the Tellers of his Exchequer; /he
trust, with which I have so repealed,. and for so many years,
bonoared by you, has again devolved ?MD your hands, my
Seat in Parliament having thereupon become vacant.
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done any thing to deprive me of your good opinion, which it toy
▪ chiefest pride; because my conscience assures me, that during
.11 the twenty years which I have spent in serving you, I have at
t least endeavoured upon all occasions to discharge my duty to you
▪ and my country with the utmost zeal, diligence, end fidelity.
• I regret that the vacancy of top Seat at this moment has pre-
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ire and industry in furthering and completing, as well these,
aq all other measures, that can contribute to the wealth ana pros-
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MOB of the Empire at large.
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GIBRALTAR. JANUARY 31.

A vessel has arrived this moment from Malaga,
the Captain of which states, that the Friars having
learnt the approach of the French in that neighbour-
hood, armed themselves, sallied forth, and fell in
with an advanced-guard of the enemy, to the num-
ber of 120 men, all of whom they slaughtered.
The English are in full march from Portugal,
joined with the native army, to meet the French.—
The allied army, now motion, is said to consist of
50,000 men.
London, England, 1810-03-02

BADAJOZ, FEBRUARY 12.

Early this morning, about 600 French dragoons
approached as near as '2OO toises of this town, but were
drives back by our troops.

" British Head-quarters, Vises, Feb. 14, 1810.
gg Lord Wellington has been some time absent : it
is given out here that he is net gone to Lisbon, but
to Villa Franca, which is within six leagues of Lisbon.
The object of his journey is said to be to inspect some
new works in that neighbourhood. •
" Our accounts from Cadiz describe the French
army before that place at 65,000 men, and it is said,
they occupy St. Mary's, from which place Cadiz is
supplied with water. By a letter received from the
Zealous, of 64 guns, it appears that Admiral Purvis
is thee, but that the Spanish men of war are not quite
ready for sea-
-44 The
Portuguese infantry up fine-looking troops,
and well disciplined, and their artillery good, but
the cavalry is yet in its infancy. The army is very
healthy. The Marquis de.Romana is to take the
command of the Duke del Parqup's army.

EXTRACT OE A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON BOARD
ONE OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIPS AT CADIZ, DATED
FEBRUARY ] ] /•••-

" Here we have been lying quietly these fourteen
months past until the 4th of this month, on which day
Marshal Victor made his appearance, with between
20 and 50,000 men ; and has taken possession of
all the main-land, the Island of Leon, upon which
Cadiz is situated, alone remaining to our friends the
Spaniards, which will soon be besieged. We have
four sail of the line here, each of which mans a gun-
boat, besides our launches, with a carronade in them,
who have been since the 7th constantly engaged with
the French. One of the launches, with nineteen men
in her, landed yesterday, in the face of five hundred of
them, and made a corporal and eight men prisoners.
We have as yet but one mad wounded.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1810-03-02

thrown you, is utterly inconsistent with those heroic
sentiments of liberty by which you have hitherto been
actuated. I speak the words of truth when I inform
you that we can never be exposed to the oppression
of a foreign power as long as the national spirit tri-
umphs-in- our-bosoms, and as long as we deserve the
name of Spafiards. Let us extend- our view over this
peninsula ; surtounded by the sea on almost every
side ; intersected by craggy mountains, fortified by
maritime forts, many of which are impregnable.--
These will be barriers where the infamous bands of
the tyrant-who have violated our beautiful territory,
shall be destroyed. •
We are supported by the illustrious and gallant
English nation, which, united with the brave l'ortu4
guese, our brethren, possess a common interest with
ourselves, and who never will abandon us. How could
it enter your minds that thus protected by your own
valour and that of your allies, you could be conquered
by the enemy ? No, never, Spaniards. Be brave and
constant. Do not let past misfortunes dismay you.
Arm yourselves with your own courage. Despise
the pusillanimous coward who would enfeeble your
patriotism. May this dignified province produce new
and energetic avengers of our injured country, and of
our ins:llted religion, and may we plant here the root
of our independence and that of our beloved Ferdi-
nand VII. Let us all love our liberty so dearly and
so justly that we may all of us fight and acquit our-
selves with honour in the glorious cause. This I ex-
pect of you, and in return shall be poured forth the
last drop of blood of your countryman. (Signed)
" Badajos, Feb. 10. "EL MARQUIS DE LA ROMANA."

41 Inhabitants of Estremadura—lf you wish to
preserve your independence, unite your vows to the
General-in-Chief, wh6 speaks to you with that since•
rity of heart by which he is always characterised."

CADIZ, FEBRUARY S.
With regard to the safety of this town, I have only
to say that it is placed beyond the enemy's reach.—
About 1000 seamen have landed to assist in the con-
struction of the works of defence, and we have very
little apprehension of the enemy being able fora consi-
derable time to make any impression upon the place.
FEB. 14.—Since my letter of Sunday last 4000
British troops have arrived from Lisbon, and with the
other reinforcements expected, the garrison intends to
act on the offensive. Our force will then exceed
30,000 regular troops. The enemy's army in this
neighbourhood, as near as we can collect, is as fol-
lows :-25,000 at Port St. Mary's, under Joseph Bo-
naparte ; 10,000 at San Lucar de Barameda ; and
115,000 in and about Seville.
London, England, 1810-01-30

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