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London, England, 1810-10-01

lbtar *opt: Hoti.s.i,..StpOriebii• 4G, Tftlo.
THE' d'Otikr4f.Di Ittett INS bf the UNITBD
ss- ceurrAfer NITRC7I, INtS of B2V.GLAND, trading
to the fi4B7I.IYDIES, do•herrby give•notke,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their house in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the l7ch of Oc-
I Sober mkt, final eleveri o'clock •in the forenoon until sits in the
evening, to ballot on the fullowiug Question, agreeably to the
ll= cif the 39th Geo. lil. chap. R 9, vit.
" That this Court confirm the unanimous Resolution of the
" Mutt of Dirtetors of the Sth instant, wherehy the Commander
44 and Owners of the Ship Asia are fully acquitted front all ins-
'' futation of neglect or misconduct In respect of the loss of that
Ship i"
in order to determine by suckballot, whether three parts in
four of the Proprietorspresent at such General Court, concur
with the Court of Directors in acquitting the Command,v and
Owners of the Ship Asia, from all imputation of neglect or mis-
conduct respecting the loss of that Ship.
14011 S COBB, Asristant Secretary.

SCOTLAND.
UNIVERSITY OF ST: ANDREW'S.
s'Yftlig Gentlemen frequently come.from Eng-
kind to attend theMnivcrilty of St. Andrew's at an impre-
pertime of the year, public notice'll'herchrgiven, 'that the srve-
Ad (Susses of the United•Colloge in tit-at Villversity will begin to
be-tauf,ht, the etsielng Sesdion of College, as follosts, viz.
On l'hurAlay, 25th October, tSIO.
The Public Loin awls by - Dr. ITUNTIII.
Inc Pablic ()reek Class, by - Prof, HILL.
• • '4lllldMt Titursdery, nth November,
The Prkase Latin Class, by - Dr. Wuxi. ea.
The Private 'Orsek OWN, by - Prof. HILL.
The Logic aettl Rhetoric Class, by - Dr. Jas. Hutcrea.
The Moral Philosorby OM, by Pmf.•Coox.
The Natural Philosophy Class, by - Prof. ',teases.
'l:he Ist and cd Mathernatical'Cleitara, by I Prof II
- , ..A LDA NI.
Also a Sd Class for the several Practical
-Branches of Mathentatics, sod a 4th Class
for the higher Branches, by - Prof. iikLbANlt.
The Civil History Class, by - Prof. Fazing.
The Classes of Anatomy and Medicine, by 1)r. Pulse.
The Classes for the French lAnguage, by Dr,*JA.r. fit,NTrt.
N. 8. There Is but ohe Term annually in the Scotch Universi-
ties, which, in the University of St. Andrew's, commences In
October; and Mends m nwmeinth.ett May Mowing.
_ _ _
London, England, 1810-10-01

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR

?888.

Fem.( -ACKERMANN% REPOSITORY:
A MORNING Dares. oR COITUS! A LA Devovion.--A plain
cambric hro, govin, with splice sleeves, and vandyke border
round the throat. A Spoils& robe of pea-green muslin, crape, or
sonnet, bordered with cable trimming, and buttoned to the shape
i n front. A winged Mob cap, composed of white crape and bead-
Lg. bee-hive bonnet-4 fine moss or Flaked itraw, ornamen-
ted with white sarmet ribbon. Limerick gloves, and Spanish
slippers of sea-voen kid.
PROMINADZ, OR SICA•REACII COITUS!.
1. A Grecian wrap gown, with high Armenian collar, harder-
ed with treble rows of narrow muslin. or with three rows of ap-
plotted beading, An Egyptian tonic of pink or iliac-shot sarmet,
ornamented up the front with silk cord and buttoas ; round the
bosom and curs to correspond. A hamlet hat of white imperial
chip or straw tied across cite crown with white or lemon-colour-

ed ribbon. A foundling cap of lace, exhibited in front, ornamen-
ted wi,is corn flowers. Pale tan gloves, and shoes the colour of
the pelisse.
2. A white muslin robe, with biassed bosom formed of French
pet; a high rounded collar, sitting close to the throat, and finish-
. ed with a doable plaiting of net ; a sash of amber-shot ribbon tied
oo the left side. A Circassian mantle of fine India muslin, with
deep border of needle-work or lace. Head-dress composed of a
square veil of lace, fancifully disposed over the hair, and confined
with a broach in centre of the forehead. York tan gloves, and
Roman slippers of amber-coloured kid.
London, England, 1810-03-15

Car BUSINESS.

Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held
at Guildhall to discuss the plan and estimate for im-
proving Smithfield Market, by extending the present
scite therof ; and also the plan and estimate for the
removal of the said market ; and finally, to determine
which of the said plans should be adopted.
The Minutes of the last Court.were read and con-

firmed.
A Report from the Finance Committee for restric-
ting the expellees for entertainments, &c. of the Com-
missioners Sewers to £5OO per annum, was agreed
to by the Court.
Several Petitions for Leases, &c. weroread and re-
ferred to Committees.
The Committee of City-Lands presented a Report
and Plans for removing tobetsvcea Sadler's Wells
and the Angel at Islington, Smithfield Market, which,
after considerable debate, and an Amendment being
proposed, the Amendment was declared by the LORD
MAYOR to be carried in the negative, and on a divi-
sion these appeared—For the removal 4 Aldermen,
73 Commoners, 2 Tellers—Total 79.—For its re-
maining where it is 3 Aldermen, 71 Commoners, 2
Tellers—Total 76.—Majority -for removal 3.
A Court of Common Council will be held to-
morrow.
London, England, 1810-03-15

BY A BOSTONIAN.

Printed for Stockdale, No. 41, Pall Mt&
Where may be bad, price 4s. Mr. Goveraeur Morra's cele-
brated Pamphlet, entitled The British Treaty.
Also, Mr. Pickering's Letter, 12. 6d.
London, England, 1810-01-27

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIA-
NITY AMONGST THE JEWS.
TO-MORROW Morning a Sermon will be preach-
ed at St. John's Church, Horslydown, by the Rev. WiL.
I.TAT4 Guarar, A.M. Rector of St. Clement awes, Minister of
West-street Chapel, and Lecturer of St. Mildred's Church in the
Poultry; after which an appropriate Hymn will be sung by the
Jewish Children under the Patronage of the above Society, and
a Collection made for the Institution.
London, England, 1810-01-27

is
14th of NEXT MONTH,
The State listtery will begin and finish Drawing.
RICH ;BOSON, GOODLUCF, and Co. Stock
Brokers, corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing
the Cate of the King's Mews Charing Cross, respectfullyinform
the Public, that they are selling Tickets and Shan*, and have
now on Sale, Two, Three, and Four 'rickets of the same Nu:n-
bcr, which way obtain the following great Prizes:
Four 'rickets of one Number - £30,000
Three ditto - - .. 60,000
Two ditto - • 40,000
One ditto - - . r. 0,000
Shares in proportion.

MODERN HISTOKY.—This day was published, printed in
demy lt.'mo. similar to Mayor's Nepos, and Blair's Class-book,
illustrated by a large Map, price 6s. bound and lettered,
MODERN HISTORY for the use of SCHOOLS;
exhibiting a summary View of the Rise, Progress, Revolu-
tions, Decline and Fall of the various Modern Nations in Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America, from the Age of Charlemagne to the
Year 1807. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Christ's College, Cambridge; Master of the Free Grammar
School at Ravenstonedale in 'Westmoreland ; Author of the Gram-
mar of History; of the Archnologia Grxca, ice. &c.
Printed for RICHARD PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-strezt, Black-
friars; and to be had of all booksellers, with the full allowance to
Schools. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. An Easy GRAMMAR Of UNIVCRSAT. lIISTJRY, by means of
which that important branch of knowleJge may, for the first
tine, '..se practically taught in Schools. Price 3s.
2. ANCIENT HisTott T, from the earliest records rf time to the
fall of the Roman Empire ; on the plan of the above-described
Modern History. Price 6s.
3. ARCIIMOLOGIA Git.SCA I, or, the Antiquities of Greem—
, Nice lits. bound.
London, England, 1810-01-27

I

P4ALIAMENTARr PROCIEDINGI

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JANUARY 26.

- ,
On the motion of Mr. ROSE. Copies were ordered to be lairs
before the House of the Memorials presented to the Lords Com-
missioners of the Treasury respecting the architectural and other
improvements about the Houses of Parliament.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ,
It was ordered that the Chaplain of the House do preach a Sermon
before the House, in the Church of St. Mar.a ret's, Westminster,
on Tuesday next, the 30th instant, being thee Anniversary of King
Charles's Martyrdom.
On the motion of Mr. GEORGE JOHNSTONE, an Account
was ordered to be laid before the House of the number of Bills
and Promissory Notes reissued, distinguishing the Rates of the
Duties upon them, from ,:th January, 1798, to the latest period
to which the same could be made out.
Sir J. NEW brought in a Bill to prevent the Embezzle-
pent of the Public Money by Collectors, Receivers, &c.— Read
a first time, ordered to be print, d, and to be read a second time
03 Wednesday next.
London, England, 1810-01-27

This day was published, price Is.
ENGLAND the CAUSE of EUROPE's SU 3JU,.:
CATION, addressed to the Bitl FISH PARLIAMEN
Printed for I Johnson and Co. tit. Paul's Church-yard ; And J.
Belcher and Son, Birminglsani.

--

This day was published,
By T. Hookham, Jun. and T. Hookbutni No. iSt 01.1
Bond.street,
AULCONSTEIN FOREST. A
F
Tale, elegantly printed, one volume, post octavo, price 6s. 5' 4,

This day was published,
By T. Hookham, jun. and *E. T. Hookham, IS, Old Bonci•strcer,
OMANCE READERS AND R.OMANCL
z-N- WRITERS. A Satirical Novel, S vols. 12mo.
M. G. LEWIS, ROSA MATILDA, HORELET CUATIES, &c. parlent.
Ilelas, mon Dieu! craignet tout d'un Auteur en corroux
" QUi peut." Poixtou...
London, England, 1810-09-24

CORUNNA, SEPTEMBER e.

The following Royal Proclamation has been sent
to the various Intendants of Provinces :
" Cadiz, August 8, 1810.
u The Council of Regency of Spain and the Indies,
being desirous to prevent the serious evils that mny
ensue, as well as to remedy as far as possible those
which have already ensued, from the enemy's obtain-
ing information of our real circumstances and situa-
tion, by intercepting couriers carrying dispatches and
letters, deem it advisable to prohibit, In the name of
Ferdinand VII. every individual attached to the ar-
mies, in any situation whatever, from writing letters
containing intelligence relative to our forces, positions,
premeditated movements, or dispositions actually
taking ; certifying those who contravene the above
orders, that his Majesty will omit no means of aster-.
taining the guilt of the parties, and will inflict the
severest punishments. This resolution of his Majesty
is to be made known throughout all parts of the king-
dom.' (Signed)

66 PEDRO Bishop of ORENSB, PreSide=
FRANCISCO DE SAAVEDRA.
XAVIER DE CASTANOS.
66 ANTONIO DE ESCANO.
66 MIGUEL DE LARDIZABAL Y URIBIG"
London, England, 1810-09-24

MURCIA, AUGUST 10.

The Lieutenant-General D. Joaquin Blake hits ,
transferred his head-quarters into this city froW
Elche, where they Were before. • •
Her. fidlows a pretty long account of the success-
ful enterprizes D. Geronimo Morena, a celebrated
;partizan of those parts, at the head of the Guerilla.,
From the kingdom of Grenada our Guerillas have
been privately informed that the enemy were to be at
Uleila, on the 6th of this month, they lay in ambus-
cade on the road, met with the party, and put it to a
complete rout.
London, England, 1810-09-24

VIENNA, AUGUST 117.

We have at length received advices from Turkey
that may be relied on.
The left wing of the Russian army, under the com-
mand of Lieutenant-General Von Sass, is still en-
trusted with the blockade and bombardment of Ruds-
chuck ; for the Russians have not yet thought proper
to besiege the place in form. The General in Chief,
Kamenskoy, wishing to get possession of the fortress
`to secure his positions on the banks of the Danube,
reinforced the blockading corps with from 8 to 10,000
men from his main army, and proceeded in person to
storm the place, which the Turkish Commandant
refused to surrender. In repeated assaults, all of
which proved unsuccessful, the Russians have lost
from 5 to 6000 men ; the loss of the Turks was less
considerable.
The Russians, nevertheless, have not sustained such
a defeat as to compel them to raise the blockade ; on
the contrary, they have invested Rudschuck more
closely than before. The General in Chief was still
in front of the place, which had not surrendered on
the 15th, but was in great want of provisions and mi-
litary stores.
The principal or center army of the Russians,
which is actually commanded by Lieutenant-General
Kamenskoy, brother to the General in Chief, still oc-
cupies its positions in front of, and on the two flanks
of the entrenched camp of Schumla, having two di-
visions posted in the rear of the Ottoman army, but
without being able, however, to cut off their commu-
nication with Adrianople. The Grand Vizier, Jussuf
Pacha, hat made every effort in his power to pene-
trate the line Of the Russian army, and compel them
to retreat, but he has been repulsed in every attack.
The right wing of the Russian army, commanded by
General Sistreff, continues to blockade the fortress of
Warne, but the Russians have been forced to aban-
don the plan of starving it into a surrender.

The Grand Seignior had not once moved from
IConstantinople. The troops that had marched *
Adrianople were not so numerous as had been
ported.
It is confidently reported, that -Galen' Voss Sass
took possession of Rudschuek on the Bth instant.
The Ottoman squadron in the Black Sea has cap.
tt
tin"! , few frigates, and sante vessels of inferior
2 ch were cruiaing at the mouth of the D
n. sat themetuaintlet $f Ow aolilla size cemeetfif
• (novo Id 3 m.ilbslutyno) o• 4ti'. 0 .r,re., ~x,,,.,. ~.
Iws 19,4 .bil sit iwi viatiool4 119'4 On *di Wires 41..,2-r, NJ! 111
London, England, 1810-09-24

VENICE, AUGUST SI.

The Prince Viceroy arrived here on the 28th, and
the day after he received the respects of the Civil and
Military officers, and inspected the arsenal. He yes..
terday went on board the Voltigeur Royal Yacht,
and joined the flotilla, which had gone out of harbour
the preceding night. He caused it to be exercised for
(more than five floors, and expressed his satisfaction
at the precision with which the various manoeuvres
`were executed. Towards the evening, an enemy's
vessel hove in sight ; his Highness instantly dispatch-
ed one of ours to attack her, but the English vessel
took to flight.
London, England, 1810-09-24

SEMLIN, AUGUST 9.

. Of the male population in the Turkish provinces,
there Are no longer any to be seen in the villagestnt
old men and boys. All that were able to carry inns
have been obliged to join the army.
The Turks are assembling an army of reserve in
the vicinity of Adrianople. Several English officers
have offered their services to the Grand Vizier, but
have met with a refusal. The Turks, perhaps wisely,
persist in making no alteration in their ancient system
of tactics. It appears to be their resolution, to pay
no attention for the present to the Servians, but tadi. ;
rect their whole force against the enemy from whom
they have most to dread. The Pacha of Rudschuck ;
continues to render himself formidable to the Russians,
who lose a great number of men even in those actions
where they remain masters of the field of battle.. I
They have lost a number of distinguished officers.
There are no English vessels in the Black Sea, but,:
the Turks have a considerable squadron there, which
the Russians, it should seem, dare not venture to
attack. ".
London, England, 1810-01-18

GENERAL POST-OFF IC E.
London, January 16, 1610.
MIS MAJESTY's POSTMASTER-GENERAL
have found it necessary to require, from the under-men-
tioned persons, apologies for their misconduct, and they are pub-
lishei in the hope of preventing ethers from being guilty of
similar offences. FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.
CAUTION.
WHEREAS on the 4th day of December instant, 1, JOHN
FOURACRE, servant of John Greedy, of Wellington, in the
County of Somerset, Baker. being on the road between Welling-
ton and Taunton with a Horse and Cart, did sot make way for
his Majesty's Mail Coach, in consequence whereof the coach was
upset and considerable damage occasioned; for which offence the
Postmaster-General ordered a Prosecution to be commenced
against me, but has consented to withdraw the same on my
making this publie apology; now 1, the said John Fouracre, do
hereby return my •I'hanits to the Postmaster General for the
great lenity he has shewn me, and hope this will be a caution to
all drivers not to be guilty of a similar offence.
Witness my hand, •
The Mark of JOHN FOURACRE.
Dated Dee. 19, 1009.
CAUTION TO MIL-COACHMEN AND GT.TARDS.
WHEREAS I, JOHN I'URNPENNEY,b:ing Drive:. to the
I Mail Coach, et, my wry from Congleton to Coleshill, on Mon-
day, December the 25th, 1609, did stop at sev:ral rlaces to:i the
road to drink, and thereby got intoxicated, from which iiiiscon-
duct, driving furiously, and bring from my soach on its re.urn•
inn, suffered the Horses to set off and run Orough the Town of
Coleshill, at the risk of overturning the Carriage, and therthy
endangering the lives of the Passengers, and other misfortunes
which might otherwise have occurred; for which r.li-der ds the
Postmaster-General was determined to punish me with the ut-
most rigour, and if it had been prosecuted would have made me
liable to the penalty incurred by the said offence, of imprisoninent•
for six Months, and not less than theee ; hut trout try I,,,vileral
good character, and having a large family, have generously for-
given me, on my ahewing contrition for past offence, as a
caution to ail mail and other coachmen, and making this p:.l)lie
acknowledgment. (Signed) N TURNPENNEY.
Witness,
(Signed) iEnv-aan P.u.stea.
JOHN DALE.
London, England, 1810-01-18

COMPANION TO BEWICK's QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS,

AND FISH-ES,
This day was published, in a very large and elegant Volume, '
Royal Octavo, price X 2. 12s. 6d. in boards, or 011 Demy
Paper, price Xi t is. 6d. in boards, illustrated with nearly 500
Engravings on Wood, by Mr. itwick, of Newcastle, from
Drawings by Henderson,
A FAMILY HERBAL; Consisting of full and ac-
curate accounts of all the Exotic and Indigenous Pl. iiNTS
useful in DIET, MEDICINE, and the ARTS ; containing likewise
an Easy Introduction to Botany ; the Letter-press
By R. J. THORNTON, M.D.
Member of Trinity College, Cambridge; Lecturer on Medical
Botany at Guy's Hospital ; Author of the Illustration of the
Sexual System of Linnaeus, of the Temple of Flora, &c.
The Engravings made on Wood, from accurate Figures of the
Plants, drawn by Henderson, by 'E. BEWICK, of Newcastle.
Printed for RICRARD PHILLIPR. London, and to be had of all
Booksellers. Of whom may be had by the same Author,
A GRAMMAR of BOTANY, for the Ilse of Schools and
Students, with numerous Plates, price Five Shillings.

A FARM-HOUSE LIBRARY.
•
This day was published, in two very large Volumes in 4to, illus-
trated with 100 Engravings, plain and coloured; price £4l4s. tid.
in boards, a new Edition of
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL
AGRICULTURE •, Including all the Modern Improve-
ments and Discoveries, and the results of all the attention and en-
quiry which have been bestowed on this important science during
the last :so years--the whole combining and explaining fully., ex-
tensively, and completely, the Principles and Practice of the Mo-
dern Art of Husbandry, in allits branches and relations, forming
two large volumes In 4to. illustrated with nearly 100 Engravings,
representing improved Implements, the various Grasser, and the
principal fireeds of Sheep and Cattle.
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &c. &e.
Printed for RICHA n Puittres, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
Mars, and may be had of all Booksellers, News-carriers, Post-
masters, a•ni other dealers in books.
N. B. The above-mentioned work, in conjunction with Mr.
Young's Farmer's Calendar, forms a complete Library of Re-
fesence upon every Agricuhu6ll subject ;and this last work, con-
taining the business of every month von all kinds of Farms, prac-
I t dally deaeribed, may be bad of all Booksellers, prise Lea. bends.
London, England, 1810-01-18

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY Is.

The AMETHYST frigate, Capt. WALTON. (tate Sir
noisy. SEYMOUR), having undergone a thorough
repair since her late action with la Niemen, this day
went ont of Hamoa* to the Sound : she will be paid
0-morrow, and will sail this week on a cruize. The
crew of la SEINE frigate, Capt. ATtms, were this day
vici six months wages and prize.money.—Sailed
FANCY hired cutter, with three victuallers, for the
Kitiadron under Admiral STOPFORD, either in Basque
!?Dads or Quiberon Bay. They have experienced
try severe weather on that station, but have not
antained any material injury.
London, England, 1810-01-20

IRC ELY NEW PANTOMIME.
PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET,
STRAND:
published by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable
the Lord Chamberlain.
AN MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 22, and five
ti •
following Evenings (7th time) the Comic Ettrlctu of
HE WOULD BE A PLAYER;

Or, THESTAGE-STRUCK 13UMER.
(13th time) the Indian Spectacle, of
ZAMBO AND CADJOE ;
Or, THE TERRIFIC BROTHERS !
Ire ill., intervals of the Stage Entertainments, Extraordinary
Equestrian Pliability of Action.
will be :tilled (Ist time) an entire New Pantomime,

with nouvelle 'l4ransformat. Loos. &c. called
THE LEGACY ;
Or, HARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT.
Halequin, Mr. Pearce; Clodpole (the Clown), Mr. Hartland;
Pautiloon, Mr. Davis ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker.
23.—Gallery 18.—Doors open half-past fire
betin a half-past six.—Second price half-past eight.
Equegrian Tuition by ably Masters from ten till three o'clock.
London, England, 1810-01-20

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THREE DESIRABLE FARMS, in the Parish
of BLACKAWTO N, about six miles from the Market and
Post Towns of Dartmouth and Kingsbridge, in Devonshire; con
slating of East Down, containing 52 Acres, and let to a tenant at
will. Also of Bowsatoox, containing el Acres, and let on lease
for one male Life. Also of WOT ros's DALLacostat, contain-
ing 19 Acres and a half, and let on lease for three lives.
The Estates may be viewed by application to the respective te-
nants, and particulars had of Mr. Wise, Solicitor, Kingsbridge;
Mr. Pidsley, Sol.cit or Exeter; Messrs. and Kensit,
tors, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Western, Solicitor,
Hart-street, Bloonisbury. ,
London, England, 1810-01-20

DUiGENAN, OR •I'HE ROMAN CA rHoLtcs:

This day was published, in one Volume, Bvo, priest is. boards,
THE Nature and Extent of the Demands of the
IRISH. ROMAN CATHOLICS fully explained, with a
Refutation of Parnell's History of the Penal Laws.
By the Right Hon. IATRICK DUIGENAN, M. P.
Noted for Stockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall-Mali Where may
it ha!, on the same important subject,
Xi the Talents, 19th Edition, es. or on fine paper, 10s. nd.
hui::lires respecting the Pled7e which his Majesty demanded
tl.e Talents Ministry. John Bowles, Esq. price ‘24.
A tp,ezh which ought to ba spoken on the Claims of the Ro-
-114`t,; 4th Notes, on the Idolatry of the Itomish Church, 3s.
Mrpiu::.. of the King's Supremacy, and of the Rise, Progress,
and of the Supremacy of the Pope, in different ages and
b) far as relates to Civil Affairs.—By the Rev. THOMAS
BRJ,Kt CLARKE, LLD. One Vol. Svo. price 10s. tid.
lice AVENGER, or the Sicilian Vespers, a Romance of the
I.'%'h Comity, nut inapplicable to the 19th; 3 vuls. 185.

This day was publisbecl, prig 63. the thirr'. Edition of
THE ELEMENTS OF BOOK-KEEPING ;
compri,ing a System of Merchants* Accounts, founded on
buiineNs, and adapted to modern practice; with an Appendix
co Exchanges, Banking, and other commercial subjeco.
tly P. KELLY, L.L. D.
Nlaster of the Finsbury-Square Acadumy, London.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
Ot whom may be had, by the same Author, price Ins. Gd.
An INTRODUCTION to SPHERICS and NAUTICAL
A:; ItONOMY ; the Third Edition.
*l'ais work is executed on a new, easy, and practical plan. The
tiles of stereographic projection are familiarly explained and inns-
trued by comparing each diagram to the corresponding position
Si a Globe. The figures are on a very large scale; and all the
Problems of Spheric Trigonometry and Astronomy are solved
buLli by projection and calculation.
A simple projection is here-devised for clearing the lunar dis-
bares, in order to find the longitude at sea; with a new method
of talcalating this important problem. An Appendix on Time
iiilsolgiven including directions for the use of Chronometers, Si-
der, al Clocks, Transit Instruments, and other Apparatus of an
Observatory..
A Tirol Work, by the same Author, will be published in the
fzurst of the present year, in two vols. 4to. entitled
he UNIVERSAL CANIBIit, and COMMERCIAL IN-
; being a full and accurate Treatise on Exchange,
ilke,:aling the 'Monies, Cain,, Weights, and Measures, of all tra-
Lar.ions and i.olonles.
t.,s work is patronized and assisted by the first mercantile
8••!it4, and Attu by the Bank of England, the heats the East-India
""14411Y. aad tan lioara 41 rad%
London, England, 1810-01-20

No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE.

---- - - - -
INESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-
in 2rikers, London, respectfully inform the Public, that
'ficlwis aid Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the
Wye nuw and improved plan as the lasL, consisting of only 5000
gineba ~.ire on Sale at their Mice as above.
The Scheme contains
4 Prizes of d.:20,000
4 .1.........• 5,000
111 -,----.
Likic r&o, &c. &c. &c.
1,000
And '2O •-•---
''• ,To be all drawn ire One Day, viz. 14th Felteusstrel it 10.
setters, rot pail, July answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders
by pust,coacla, or carrier, accompanied with remittance, punc-
tually attended to.

NEW MUSIC. .
Published by Con!cling, D'Almaine, and Co. New Bond-street,
and No. 7, Westmoreland street,
TWELVE SONGS, with an Accompaniment for
11 the Harp or Piano Forte, composed, and dedicated to the
Marquis of Huntley, by J. Russ, price IDs. 6d.
"I'!lree Sonatas fur the Piano Forte, composed by J. \Voelfl,
14. 53, price Bs.
.1 sonata for the Piano torte, in which are introduced favourite
.I.nttish Airs, by J. Ross, Op. 23, price ss.
Introduction de rAmbas6adeur de ('erne, et Rondeau a la Mi-
StAre, for the Harp or Piano Forte, composed by M. Hoist,
..!9. 6d.
" Haw slowly move the hourA," a favourite Ballad, sung by
Mr. Brabant at Dublin and Bath Concerts, composed by Sir John
Stevenson, Mus. Doc. Price Is. thl.
The Poor frantic Maid, sung by ditto, composed by ditto,
rice Is. 6d.
Farewell my I.ove, adieu! a Duet, sung by Mrs. Diekons and
!Mk:my, composed by Mrs. Dic',:ons, price 2,4. 6d
The fwouri:e Operas of The Exile," and "Up all Night ;'
irtangtql for the German flute, each.
is a!),;ve may be had, all Mr. pauper's Compositions for the
*Pia•!o Vurte,
London, England, 1810-01-20

FREEHOLD ESTATE IN BERKSHIRE.

To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. CRIPPS and COLE,
On Monday, the 29th day of January, 1810, at the New Inn, in
Abingdon, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon,
ACOMPACT and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situate in Longworth, in the County of Berks;
consisting of an excellent new Farm House, now building, and
covered, which, when completed, will be fit for the residence of
any Gentleman Farmer, with about 120 Acres of rich Meadow
and Pasture Land, '2^_ Acres of Arable, and 8 Acres of Coppice,
all adjoining, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert ['yke, and
Mr. Sims, at the yearly value of £4OO per annum.
Po4session may be had upon the completion of the purchase,
and further particulars known by applying to Mr. B. Morland, of
Abingdon.—Longworth is situate 8 miles from Abingdon, 6 from
Farringdon, 6 from \Vantage, and about 12 from Oxford.
London, England, 1810-03-12

!".I'llF, 1Z 71831

NEW THE -11 RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, MARCH 13, 1810,
will be acted the Comedy of
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. COOKE ;
Lord Lord, Mr. MURRAY ; Justice Greedy, Mr. SIMMONS.
Wellborn, Mr. JONES; Allworth, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Aural!, Mr. MUNOEN ; Tepwell, Mr. WADDY.
Lady Allworth, Mrs. ST. I,EGER ;
Margaret, Miis NORTON.
To which will be added the Farce of
HONEST THIEVES.
Teague, Mr. WEBS.
This Evening—nog Lear; with Hariesinen Pedlar.
Baces for the Boxes to betaken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New
t0..-Oacc. in Princes Pl.ce. Hatt-street, from tea WI four.

ortroliscri. ,
NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARIDEN.
HE GRAND SELECTION perfinmed on
I.
'Why Evening having bisect received throughout with the
•- In unbounded applause, Will bog scpeated on Wednesday-and
inclay evenings next.
Principal Performers :
Maclaine CATALAN', Miss GRIGLIETTI, Miss BOLTON,
• And Mrs. BLAND.
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. W. TAYLOR,
And Mr. BELI.AIVIY. -
Leader of tie Band, Mr. ASHLEY; Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
To commence at Seven precitely.
Places to be taken of Mr. Brandon.
The whole under the Direction of Messrs. ASHLEY'.
ty The Free List of this Mesas does not ngtend to the Ors.
miss. _

T OWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
CLOTH.

The Texture being cAmprised partly of English Flax, renders
it equal in durability and appearance to Irish Linen, and about
half the price. Sold wholesale and by the piece, No. 154, Cheap
sale, near St. Paul's.
The Sale of this new Fgiric being now in the third year, G. L.
!pest respectfully informs purchasers in general that if any has
roved (either in washing or durability) inferior to Irish Linen at
sear:' double the price, satisfactory compensation will be -nude.
London, England, 1810-03-12

_

FROM SATURDAY. NIGHT's GAZETTE.
CROWN MICE, MARCH to.
ME3IBULART6REED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PAIL-

LIAMENT.
Town of Wexford.
Captain Peter Parker, of his Majesty's Royal Navy, in the room
of Richard Neville, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hun-
drt.s2i.
London, England, 1810-03-12

TO SCHOOLS.
This day was published, in Royal lttmo.
Illustrated with Maps, drawn by the Author purposely for this
Work, price Rs. neatly bound,
GUY's SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, in a new and
easy plan ; Comprising not only a complete general descrip-
tion, but much Topographical Information, in a well digested
order • exhibiting Three distinct Parts, and yet forming one con-
nected whole, expressly adapted to every age and capacity, and
to every class of learners, both in Ladies and Gentlemens' Schools.
By JOSEPH GUY,
Professor of Geography, at the Royal Military College,. Great
Marlow ; Author of the Pocket Eacyclopmdia, New British
Spelling Book, Chart of General History, &c. &c.
No Bock Gf the same size and pricy contains so easy and cch-
venient an arrangement, and so intizit appropriate Ind in-ter:sting
information. Ey it the Science may nut only bt thoroughly at,
quired, but by the very easiest means. That which is to be cont.:
mated to memory, is distinguished from what is only fur a careful
perusal. Indeed, with it Scholars may be almost selfutaught, and
the Teacher eased of much useless trouble.
London : Printed for C. ctadock and W. Joy, 5!, Paternoster-
row -' and C. Law, Ave-Maria-lane.
N.B. A liberal allowance to the purchasers of quantities.
Where may be had,
OsT New GENEILAL ATLAS;•fOr Scllnols, on SO Maps,
Co. price Bs. outlined, and futi-coluared 215.
_ _

FRENCH WINE.
FOR SALE, by Oiler of the Honourable Commissioners of 114.,
Majesty's Revenue of Excise, at the F.-seise Once, Old Brneat-
s•reet, on Thursday, the Tstil,and Friday, the 16th instant, at
Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
BOUT 90,000 Bottles of very choice BUR-
GIJNDY, of St. George anti Rornane, of the best Vintages,
in Lota•of one Case of about Bottles each. Case.
Sampki to he seen at the Excise Warehouse, Porters' Quay,
on Tuesday the 13th, and Wednesday the 14th preceding the
Sale, Irons Nine till Ore o'Clock, and on the Mornings of Sale
from Nine till 'Pt/telex., when Catalogues will be delivered.
Also fur SALE by PR.',VATE CONTRACT, order the care of
Messrs. Brum anti Elude, Brokers, No. in, Mincing-lane,
About 10,000 Bottles of White Rose-coloured and cell de per-
drix CHAMPAIGNE, lately landed, of very superior quality,
iu Cases of 6 Dozen.
'l'o be tasted, by applying to Messrs. Brum and Flode, any day
between the hours of Eleven and Three o'Clock.

OXFORDSHIRE.
) • CAPITAL MANORS AND FARMS. •
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, early in the Month of June next,
• (Unless previously cii.sposAl of by Private Contract),
, THE MANORS of SWINBROOK, WIDFORD,
AS TALL, and AS !'ALLY, with sundry valuable com-
pact Freehold Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, all lying
together, and situate in the sevend Parishes of Swinbrook, .tat ttl,
and Fullbrook, in the County of Oxford, upon the Great Road
from Oxford to Gloucestep, about one mile from Burford, and
five from Wituey.
Tenders for purchasing by Private Contract, to be made to
Messrs. Strong, Sti4 and Strong, Lincoln's lan, where a Plan of
the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1810-03-12

SAVING IN FUEL.
LA TE R's STEAM KITCHEN, combined with
a Roaster, and with or without a Hot Chalet, 14 a new and
•pruvid construction, forms the most clean and best conk-
eg apparatus in the world. The whOle is upon the most simple
principle; performing, by the aid of one smlll fire, the various
speranams of steatuing, boiling, roasting, stewing, ba king and broil-
ing, at one and the same time or separately, doing away nearly all
e labour and espence in common use.—References may be had
am the Proprietor to families of the firti respectability.
The Apparatus may be had of any size or form, according to
ter mienee of situation or the number of persons it is intended to
cook for. One that will stand its the compass of a square yard
he found large enough to dress victuals for more than thirty
1,4,4'4; the price is moderate, and ione fourth of the savings aris-
ing kora i s nse will clear its first cost in the course of one year.
Otani received by John Slater, the Patentee, in Birmingham ;
aral at No. 49, Rathbone-piace. 0 xfosit-street, London.
London, England, 1810-03-12

LUNDY FOOT'S IRISH SNUFF.
T UNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obliiate the
I-4 di.Vulites which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto
momenced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg leave to
id no them and the Public in general, that they have opened
&Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said
&slimy be had, and where they are now taking orders. And
otitis their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof,
nisats interfere with any other article of skid Trade, they most
mealy request that those who may honour them with their
eterunds, will retail it as received from them in its original
per. being determined to afford the most liberal encourage-
rent to those who buy to sell again._

Several Cases of Snuff have just arrived at 1. 50, Leicester-
stpare.
London, England, 1810-03-12

TH E EVENING saw.

LONDON.
MONDAY, MARCH 12. •
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A T ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cons. for money, 6714--acc. 660 acc.
5 per Cents. Navy WTI 98.
The RATTLESNAKE sloop of war, Captain BREMER,
arrived at Plymouth on Saturfday morning, from
Madras, which place she left on the 22d of October.
Colonel CooKE, who came home in this vessel,
reached town this morning, and brought wish him
a large box of dispatches. Captain BREMER has also
arrived. These dispatches contain a voluminous de-
tail of the late insurrection among the Company's
troops, and the subsuquent proceedings of the Indian
Government.

'

The accounts by this conveyance confirm the
statements previously received, relative to the com-
,plece restoration of order and tranquillity in the
whole of the Company's possessions.
Nothing further had been attempted against the
1 Isle of France when the RATTLESNAKE sailed ; but
a strong force was expected to sail the beginning of
November, to co-operate with our shipping in a
1 grand attack on that last strong-hold of the enemy in
the Eastern hemisphere.
Captain BREMER touched at St. Helena, but there
was nothing news stirring there.
,
The RATTLESNAKE sloop of war sailed from Ma.
dras the latter end of October.
The TAUNTON CASTLE sailed from St. Helena with
i the RATTLESNAKE ; parted company in a gale at the
1 entrance of the Channel. •

The homeward bound fleet sailed from Madras
early in October.
A letter has been received from Captain LANDON,
of the ARNISTON outward-bound, advising the arrival
of that ship off Madeira the Ist February ; the WEX-
FORD, EARL CAMDEN, WINCHELSEA, and OCEAN,
were in company.

Since our last the Lord Duncan Packet has ar-
rived at Yarmouth from Heligoland, with mails,
fourteen foreign Gentlemen, and several English
passengers. By this vessel an Ansttian Messenger
arrived with dispatches. The packet left Heligoland
on Tuesday last, and has brought Hamburgh Papers
to the ‘2lth ult. from which we have given extracts.
Some articles. from Franckfort, and other places,
teem with accounts of military movements, and
strong cordons of FrenCh troops. are destined to oc.
cupy the northern frontiers of Germany.
Private letters from Holland state, that the Rus-
sians are fortifying their strong places, in Gallicia and
Poland, and reinforcing their armies in that quarter:
from these circumstances inferences continue to be
-drawn on the Continent, that Franc'e and Russia are
on the eve of commencing hostilities.
' Alonitairs and other French Papers to the sth inst.
also camoto hand yesterday. They are chiefly fillcd
with det4ils respecting the approaching marriage—
a subject which seems to occupy almost exclusively
the attention of the public at Paris and at Vienna.
These Papers contain the officialletalls furnished
in. the Duke of'DALIUATIA of the entrance of SEZAS--
TIAN' into Malaga on the sth ultimo—an achieve-
ment which our Readers will perceive was attended

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I
London, England, 1810-03-12

MONEY.
I/ES:MS. LUCAS and Co: beg leave U Madi&
3.u. those that may be in west and desirous of borroiving tern-,
wary or permanent sums or money, that they can at all times
advance any sum from 10:11. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal
(easy other security arising front Marriage Settlements, Money
lathe funds, Ckrgymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and
Leuchold Estates, on the must liberal and honourable terms.—
Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Cu. daily receive at their
hest, N 0.19, lermyn-street, St. James's either personally or by
Mum, post-paid. N.B Tea years purchase will be given for
Vail:Cured Annuities.
London, England, 1810-10-06

LISBON, SEPT. i.

In consequence of the part acted by the Marquis
ALOANA at the surrender of Almeida, in endeavour-
ing to seduce the Portuguese soldiers into, the service
of France, and distributing among them disloyal Pro-
clamations, the Governor has declared the said Mar-
quis a traitor, deprived of all his titles, honours, and
dignities. He is to be considered as banished ; any
person may kill him with impunity, and a reward of
1000 moidores is offered to whoever may take him,
dead or alive.
London, England, 1810-10-06

PRIVATE LETTER.

" Lisbon, Septembei I, jilt°.
a You of course have heard of the fall of Almeida,
and inclosed you have the particulars of it.
'• You will also find that our head-quarters havebeen
removed to Gouvea. Massena is at Celerico, and
advancing fast. I expect no stand will be made by us,
until Lord Wellington and Marshal Beresford arrive
at Guarda and Leira, where, being within the Bd.
tisk lines, the attack will be received.

00 The remainder of the British troops marched
yesterday to join the grand army. The Portuguese
militia marched at the same time to garrison St.Ube's,
Santarem, &A
40 The Marquis Alorna, formerly a Portuguese
Lieutenant-General, now in the French service, has
been appointed by Massena Governor of the Province
of Beira : he has issued several Proclamations in fa-
vour of the French Government ; and yesterday he
was denounced a traitor, his papers burned by the
copunon hangman before the arsenal, and one thou-
sand moidores reward offered for his head. He has
endeavoured to do a great deal of mischief.
00 By the 10th October I expect a grand battle will
be fought. The British Government should send us
four regiments of light cavalry, or more : if Massena
is defeated, as I hope and trust, our cavalry may rota
his desnuction.
40 A ship of war arrived yesterday with two millions
of dollars from Gibraltar.

" The head-quarters of Lord Wellington's army
were at Burzaeo, and the army were occupying a
strong sition on the Sierra de AlCoba, and that of
a. General Spencer bad moved with 1-0,000
men on tfealhada, to maidtain the communication' n
the North. He was to be supported by the advance
of General Tract's brigade on 6ardao. At this time
London, England, 1810-10-06

SHEERNOS, OCTOBER 5.

The moment the wind becomes fair, ad extra con-
voy will sail with the ships bound to Gottenburgh
and the Baltic. The ALERT man of war is to take
them. Sailed his Majesty's ship BEAGLE for the
Downs.-5 P. M. The wind blows strong from the
eastward, and several ships are running in to take
shelter, from the appearance of a continuance of the
easterly wind.
GREENOCK, OCTOBER 3,

Arrived oil Monday, the Hermit, Srewitter, from
St. Croix ; sailed thence on the 13th August, in com-
pany with the Sarah, for Bristol ; parted untie even•
ing, and fell in and spoke with her three weeks after;
on the 14th ult. in lat. 44. long. 42. spoke the Quebec,
from Liverpool, bound to New Brunswick, all well.
Also arrived the American ship Catharine Banks,
iritvay, from Charleston, in 3.5 days ; and the Atlas,
THOMPSON, from Grenada, a running ship, in 6 weeks.
London, England, 1810-05-10

:PANION TO

QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS,
AND FISHES,
Tills day was published, in avery large and elegant volume royal
octavo, price Z 2 12s. 6d. in boards, or on &my paper, price
£1 I,ls. 6d. in boards, illustrated with nearly 500 Engravings
op Wood, by Mr. &wick of Newatstle, from Drawings by

. _
Henderson, •
A FAMILY HERBAL; consisting of full and ac-
1. curate accounts of all the Exotic and Inagacous PZ.AN
useful In Durr, MEDICINE, and the ARTS ; containing likewise
an Easy Introduction to Botany ; the Letter-press
By R. J. THORN FON, M. 1).
Member of Trinity Collev, Canalaridge; Lecturer on M, &cal
Botany. at Guy's Hospital; Author of the Illustration of the
Sexual System of Linnaeus, of the Temple of Flora, &o.
The Engravings made on Wood, from accurate Figures of
the Plants, drawn by Henderson, by F. BEWICK, of Newcastle.
Printed for Rtautan Pa:stars London, and to be hadof all
Booksellers. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
A GRAMMAR of BOTANY! for the Use of School) and
Students, with numerous Plates, price-Five Shillings.

SILK STOCKINGS—SeIIing uncommoal y Cheap.
11 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery,
Girl., Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in one, Btc. Shop-
keepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great ad-
vantage by an early inspecdoa of these articles. A quantity of
white or black silk, Ss. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ; stout
cotton stockings, at is. per pair; very fineos. M.; super as. 6d.
brown cotton, for boots, Is. 9d.; fine ribbed cotton,ik. M. ; a va-
riety of gloves, from 104. per pair; and other fashionable articles,
too numerous to mendon.
Please to observe they ara at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware-
house, No. 59, Choapside, near Bow-church.

TUMOURS of the Breasts, and Scrophdlons En-
urgainents, in young Persons, will disperse 14 the use of
SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCOREUTIC DROP 6. It
Is a safe and eificicions medicine, and its success has been proved
in numerous aim of Emotive, Scorbutic,Gonty, Mama*, and'
other mama, =en •emA with bad disest‘on and imperfect seat-
don of bile. This remedy promotes great spirits andands good ap-
petite.
Thegenulue Medldne has the words, " Er the king's Patenti"
expressed on dm bade, bill of airecdae, and outside wrapper,
and the =nes deep fe piloted In black ink.
Sold at whermipanaarp,f4a. IS, Soho-square Loodontin small
bottles of. M. id. ,doable bottles 10s. and Isejle onna.
pound &knot • allay unpleasant. irritation, is.
London, England, 1810-05-10

LdflY INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, MAY 9.
The Governors of the several Convicts at Woolwich, [Aq-
uas* Harbour, and elsewhere, made their amomary Reports of
the Persoill under their charge, and deposited the same with the
Court.

WRIGHT AND OTHERS O. SHAW AND OTHERS.

This was an action tried at the last Sittings at Nisi Pout at
Guildhall, and was brought by the plaintiffs, who are survey"
against she defendants, who are trustees in the City Lottery. The
ssedbd woo wor4 and abeam dyer surveyors. On the trial si
verdict was given for the defendants, on the ground that they had
po authority under the Act which invested them with the trust tO
expend any monies, such as were claimed by the pbdstiffs. .7*
day the Attorney-General moved for a Nom*, and urged a ea--
riety of reasons why the Conn should greet the Role; but Lord
P.ttxsisoaonou and the rest of the ledger were drab* at
opinion that the Act of Parliament was peremptory, and be toot
nothing for his motion.

CROsEY O. LEL
This was a ease tried at York at the last Airises, and was for
damages for an aisink, but the Jury, coder the direction of the
Judge who tried it (Mr. Justice La Statue) found for the de-
fendant ; end this day Mr. PARK' for the plaintiff, moved for a
Rule to show cause why there should net be a new trial. He
stated, that the conduct of the defendant was most abominable;
the tumult was one of the most horrid description, and be was
first indicted capitally for wounding and maiming with intent to
kill, but the Jury thought fit to bring in the extraordinary verdict
of Manslaughter although the man was, and is actually alive !
Being admonished as to this, they returned, ;Ind after some doe
brought In a verdict of Not Guilty. Tie plaintiff on this brougla
his action, but the Learned Judge, as above stated, directed dos
Jury to find for the defendant, en the grad of his bdag ac9ei4"
ted on the Indictment.
The Court, after some delibtradon granted the Bak.

On Tuesday. May 1, at St. Andrew's Church, Plymouth, tif
the Rev. 1. Gandy, J. W. Lewes, F.W. Capai(W n in
thus
R i
Lencashire Reporat, to Louisa Ann, only elsald*
Chrk Langmeadc.Req.
On Monday itti‘ at Nawhk, Capin& Alexander Campbell, of
the Reld ArdSIM to Casalliallat datiester of the hte Friths
Gatlin& tag aralig **abeam.

6flo-n•Psl I Pitted &nein-AEA/A by LEVEL KENT, or car
teeter/pram Lambeth, at the STaa.Orrics, Iles 1,0101 r
Stmt. Published about the travOrrice, Temple BM
London, England, 1810-05-10

DEAL, MAY 9.

Came down from the Rivet:the Cornwall, PLAT, for Jame".
John Bent, Fatties for Martinique, William,GuNeu, fur
Guadeloupe; Edward, GRUB!, for the Cape • Active, Wainer,
for St. Vincent's ; Justinian, FARLIN, for Cadiz ; and the co*.
cord, OT wmr, for Gibraltar. Sailed his Majesty's ship Mum.
TAVR for Yarmouth. About six this evening a French prob.
teer came close to the Goodwin Sands, but oa the signal for s
enemy being made, she sheered off.—Wind S. W.
YARMOUTH, MAY 9.
Yesterday afternoon arrived the STANDARD, 64 Pnst SoLszAT
frigate, Rextion and MART:AL gun-brigs; and this morning
arrived tht GLUCKStAnT, STARLING, and Bt.azza gun-brigs,
with the outward-bound convoy for Gottenburgh. 7he DILI-
GENCE, HAVOC, ALBION, and PRINCL or WALLS cutter{, widt
a convoy of about 170 sail, got under way early this stoning far
Gottenburgh, and were soon oat of sight. The GLOCISTADT
and 'Butz to s' convoy for ditto, about 30 sail, all clear the Girlie
about twelve o'clock, strong breeze, S. S. W. Sir JAMIS SAD.
MAILER, and the men 9f war under his command, are expected
to sag to.nurrow ; bustle here in procuring live stock and
fresh provision for the ships. Ships of war in the Roads, de
Victory, Vice-Admiral Sir JAMES SAlneAlleZ ; Roebuck, Vi:e-
Admiral DOUGLAS; St. George, Rear-Admiral RITNOLDS; Re-
solurion, Formidable, Mars, Stately, Africa, Desiree, Chanticleer,
Bold and Reynard.
London, England, 1810-05-28

TO BCILDERS.-DEVIZE3 NEW BRIDE YELL.

BUILDERS, Diggers, Bricklayers, Masons, Car-
penter{, Joiners, Plasterers, Glaziers, Slaters; Plumbers,
Painters, and others, who are willing to contract,
in their respectie.: branches, for the execution of the Work to be
perforated in Vie New bridewell, near Devizes, in the County of
Wilts, with the necessary Yards, Courts, and other Appurte-
nances, (according to the plans and specification prepared by Mr.
inglimaii,) or for any part of the several works thereto bz longing,
Are requvs:ed to deliver their Proposals to Mr. Joins Swayne,
Deputy Clerk of the i'eace of the said County, at his 011im at
Wiltoa, near Salisbury, Wills, on or before the Ist day of
June next.

The Proposals are to be sealed up when trammirted, and will
be opened by the Chairman or the Adjourned Sessions, which
will be holden at Devizes on Wednesday the 6:l► day of June
next ; but no tender will he accepted unh the person making the
stole, or some agent on his behalf, shall attend at the bole and
la4t ►neotiontd.
Wilton, near Salisbury, May 19,1910,

I.* The Drawings and Specifications are lodged for inspection
at the Office of Wm. W. Salmon, Jim. a: Devizes.