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London, England, 1810-08-15

ZiTERRiTG PLACES.

ARRIVALS, AT TENST.
Lady Chichester and family, Mrs. and Miss Reek, Mr. Hat.
rise, Mr. Curry, Mr, and Mrs. Holding, Mr. Loveday, Lady
N. Mathew, Mr. and Mrs Anis, Mr, and Mrs. Thompson,
Mr and Mrs. Dawson, Captain .Richards, Mr. Wishaw, Sir
Charles Morgan and funny, Mr. And Mrs. Cape and family,
Dr. Davis, Mr. Saenden, 'two Mr. Marshatits, Mr. Meyier,
Colonel Jones, 'Miss Jones, Miss Isiurse Bishop of Waterford
and family. Mr. Butler, Mr, .Antiter, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery,
Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, Colonel and Mrs. Lewis, 'Mrs. and
Miss Morgan, 'BO.. Stc.

AT riIIAWINA.
Sir William Bligh, Mr.'lsaac Hawkins BroWtl,3l.P. Colonel
O'Brien, Lieutenant-Colonel Morgan, Lieutepant Hancorne R.
N. Captain Mbar, lieutenant Champ , Rev Mr. and Ars. I
D Jones, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cra n Oliloll.lr. and' Mrs.
Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Mr."and Mrs. Valentine, Mr.
and Mrs. Shapland, Mr. and rs: Little!Mr. and Mrs. Wade,
Mr. and Mrs. Cape, Miss Phillips. Rev. i. Hall, Mr. Walcott
and family, Mr. oddington, Mr. Mills, Mr. Tayler, Mrs.
Brown, Miss Crane, Miss Burleton, Miss Basters Miss Mar-
con, Miss Gabb. Miss Abraham, Mrs.' and four Aiss Wilcotts •
,Miss Burton, Miss Hicks, Mr. Sedley, Captain Plielp, Mrs.
Meares, &c. &c.
AT BATH.
General Glenson, Colonel, Mrs. and Mlis Molytteux, lieute-
nant-Colonel Lennon, Major Tomkins, Rev. Er. and Mrs. Fist.
manck, hr. Brown Mill, Rey. Mr. Salter, Rev. 1,3 r. Rob, rt,,,
Rev. Mr. Basil Wood, Rev. Mr. Hudson, Rev. Mr. Oarch.
Mr. Willis, Captain Grange, Captain Sutrule, Captain Fisher.

LAW' 491121LNIZIVCE.

COURT OP tt A N Cat Y, AUGUST 14.

Muhltifilreft V 'lrliAllionn.
The Court was oeettpied tweet of the day' in Ital.-
ieg Counsel in Wu cal" Whitt was-an application to
his Lordship for die appointment of a Receiver "tort
an estate situate in the cdnnty of Lancaster. The
l
parties were the purchaser and seller of the estate inl
question ; the conliaeratiOn Money paid for which by,
the plaintiff was le6ooo. Previous to the purchase]
being made, a plan of -theitstate was delivered Ito the,
purchaser, and it was tywdeestood that an the land
contained in the plan thould be included in the bar
,Rain. After the sale had -been tnade, however, and

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the money paid, the original proprietor refused•to de-1
liver up more than seven-eighths.cif the•land included;
in the plan, and the purchaser declining to accede to!
those terms, he refused to deliver up artypart of it,?
but proceeded to give the tenants on the estate notice)
to quit, and the .property had, since that time, been;
falling to ruin, end no rents-had been paid. 'Upon
these grounds the plaintiff :Made the present applica-
tion for a Receiver to be appointed, whidb, after hear-
ing Mr. LEACH, Mr. HALL, and Mr. RiCHANDS, at
considerable length, his Lordship ordered should be
done.
London, England, 1810-08-15

This day was publishedl
in Two large Volames, decoy octave, price £l6 4s. bArds,

- - - -
I'IIE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER,
-I- for 1808. Containing the tlistory of Europe for that period.
Tn hich is added, a copious Appendix of State Papers, Chroni-,
tie of remarkable events during the year, History of the Physical
Vriences, of the Pine Arts, the Drama, View of the Changes in
the Administration of Justice in Scotland, general View of Li-
terature, of the living of Poets of Great Britain, Poetry, a correct
List of New Publications, State of the Public Funds, Births,
Deaths, Marriage:, Promotions, &c. &c,
Printed for John Ballantyne, and Co. Edinburgh ; and Long-
man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Cadell and Davies, W.
Millar, John Murray, and Robert Schotey, London.
London, England, 1810-08-15

GEOGRAPHY.
IT is the least praise of the following series of
Elementary Works of Geography to say, that they are better
adapted than arty other, as a means of teaching that useful science,
the real fact being that they form the only effective system tha►
ever was contrived, by which persons of all ages may speedily
end certainly attain a clear and Pccurate knowledge of Geography;
and at the same time they claim a decisive.pre-eminence, as the
Only practical course by which the Science can be successfully a►►d
easily taught in large Seminarks.
1. The GRAMMAR of GEOCRA PUT, with Maps, &c. 2s. 6d.
2. The GROGRAPIIICAL COPY BOOK, for the JUNIOR CLASS,
Containing fifteen outline Maps, to be filled-in by the Student,
price Ss.

IL The GrOGRAPVICAL COPT Boot, for the SENtot CLASS,
containing proj•ctions of lines of Latitude and Longitude, for
Uteen principal Maps, to be filled-in and finished by the Senior
Students, price ss.
4. POPSLAA. GtOORAPILY, consisting throughout of the most
interesting and entertaining features of Geography, illustrated
wi'h tiry Engravings representing the manners and customs of
Nations, Ace. &c. price 19s. bound.

All by the Red. J. GOLDSMITH.
Printed for RICHARD Putt.Lirs, Ns 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and to be had of 2'l Booksellers and Dealers in Boeks, with
the full allowance to Schools.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the ori-
mil invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his success
sive inipmvenents to the highest perfection) continuer to be pre-
pared and sold by Merin. HEN ay, Manufacturing Chemists,
Atinci.ester.

Ibis agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of highly
Mincentraied Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant aromatics
and efficacious antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate
and for any length of Arne. Its pungent odour adapts it for af-
tUrding relief In head-acts', &c. and renders it peculiarly
gr ateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of public resort,
and in the apartments of the sick. It counteracts, also, the infec-
tion of contagious diseases.
As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the
same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs.
Henry, Manchester, are emtraved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in bottles, price 2i. 91. each,
ramp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew,
Clck,pur-street, (the only Agents in London authorized by the
Proprietors), where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver,
Correlian, Crys al, Ste.

Also, r'snry's Calcined Magnesia, is bade* at es. 6d. and
Urger Ilth Zile Kant% at each that Mims bating on Me
Amts.
London, England, 1810-08-15

THIRD EDITIJN, ILLUSTRATED WITH CASES.
his day was published, price 4s. 6d.
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE-
REAL DISEASE, describing the Nature, Symptoms and
Cure of that Disorder, and others arising from, or connected with
it, with some Observe. inns on Onanism, and the unhappy Dis•
eases of Youth I3y M. C FON, :surgeon,
Late of St. Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals.
Printed for S. Highloy , Filet-street; and Sherwood, Neely,
sad Jone', Paternoster-row, tendon.
London, England, 1810-08-15

finished, isle Justice Li BLANC assisted in
..ylrt
civil causes; and about six o'clock the same evenii,
both Courts broke up. g
There were no less than fifty causes entered ft
trial in the Nisi Nos entnt. Amongst the numbct
an action was heard, wherein Wm. Westell, of T.,;;
ford, fell-monger, was plaintiff; and JoriathanWant,
jun. of the same place, auctioneer, was defendant ;
recover damages on account of the latter having swo:
that the plaintiff had assaulted him, and thereby r
him to ekpences. The Jury found a verdict for
plaintiff.
An indictinent, preferred by the same plain
against the defendant, for wilfid and corrupt perjai
by swearing as above, also came on to be tried ;
the defendant was acquitted.
London, England, 1810-08-15

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST It

L'Arate frigate-, w hi ch sailed froth hence last week,
is gone to cruize off Madeira, and not the French
coast, as then stated. Put back the HAWK sloop of
war, which sailed yesterday. Sailed the GLEANER
ketch, to relieve the BRITANNIA, cruizing in the
Sound. Wind N. N. W. blows very hard:
London, England, 1810-08-15

WETHERELL AND ANOTHER V. RUSSELL.

This was an issue directed by the Court of Ch,
eery, to try whether a certain. conveyance, made
a person of the name of Mary Renison, late of Bi isl
deceased, (whereby the disposed of the whole of i
property upon certain trusts), was executed by
when she was of sound mind ; and, ifsis, whether
same conveyance was not obtained by the undue r
fluence of the defendant, Mrs. Catharine Russell, CI
whose favour the ultimate disposal of the property
',was made), or of her deceased hitsbanil, Mr. 1
Russell, late of Bristol. When, after a trial of iteA
twelve hours, the Jury without hesitation, foun,
verdict.for the Plaintiffs, thereby setting aside
*xi veyance.

The Assizes for the County of Dorset comment
on Thursday, when J. Lodge w.is indicted for Ma
ing a bed, bolster, two pillows, t blanket, line
quilt, the property of the Earl of Itchestcr ; and
Melmor Davis, for stealing a pon(q, and a foal,
property of Mr. J. Saunders, of Bere Regis, w
f Gui'
London, England, 1810-08-15

TO BE SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of
the High Court of Chancery, made in a CauseI2POWLET
against POWLETT, about the latter end of October next, be-
fore Thomas Drake, Gentleman, the person appginted by the
said Court, at the George inn, at Winchester, in the County of
Hants, in several distinct Lots,
SUNIORY LEASEHOLD and COPYI-lOLD
FAtMii, situate in the Parish of Itchin Abbas, in the said
County, containing in the whole shout 474 Acres, and held
during the continuance of three Lives, subject to the payment of
small Quit rents.
Particulars whereof will he printed in a short time, and may he
' had, gratis, at the Mace of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters
!of the Court, In Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London ;
at No. 11, Nassau-street, SA° ; the George Inn, at Winchester;
11 and th.! swan Inn, at Alresford.
London, England, 1810-08-15

BERNF., JULY 28

We daily expect the Royal Family of Sweden, as
well as the Grand Duchess Constantine of Russia,
who is at present at the baths of Schinznacht.

ST. SEBASTIAN, JULY 27.

The French brig the Adventure arrived this day at
Port Passage from New York. She brings the fol-
lowing news :
g Canada continues in a state of effervescence,which
gives great uneasiness to the English.
6 The Havanaah has declared itself independent.
The French that were forced to quit it are recalled,
and their property restored.
The Province of the Caraccas has also declared
itleW independent.
' The Mulatto kigand, had arrived at Port an
where he took the command of the Blacks.'
London, England, 1810-08-15

MILFORD HAVEN, AUGUST 11.

Three days ago an order came down here from the
Navy board to discharge the workmen on the new
Dock-yard walls and other buildings, which has spread
a general gloom over this place, lest its risingprospe-:
rity should be checked by so unexpected a measure.
Val was surmises are naturally formed, some thinking
it probable that the Dock-yard will be removed from
hence to the opposite side of the Haven t others, that
it will be abandoned altogether, in consequence of the
new project of a naval arsenal at Northfleet. We are
all naturally anxious for more satisfactory informa-
tion, We have had a heavy gale from the westward
for the last seven days, which continues unabating.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
o, AIM END, Aucuir 14.—Arrived seven sail of the Leeward
lsls :d iPet. Sailed the Jane, Cochrane, for Madeira.

The Brig Effort, THOMAS master, drove on shore
nn Is.!,,nday morning on Portland Beach—crew and
niaterials saved. The hull of the ship,a total loss.

The Hope, BUTLER, and the Icarro, SMITH, have
been retaken, and carried into Malta.

When the Leeward Island fleet left the West Indies'
it tnnsisted of 65 sail. They have all arrived at their
cliferent destinations; except the following ships :
T:ie Betaey, Weoge, for London, foundered at sea ; and the
Scarch, fur Brigtol, wrecked at sea, in the Bristol Chan-
nel; Freedom, Beigrie, and Star, Goodbie, from Grenada ; Sur-
rey, Gardner, and Cato, Napier, from St. Vincent's; Thomas,
Owen, from Guadaloupe; and Eagle, Charter+, from St. Croix,
stU for London ; George and Thomas, Simpson, from Antigua
for Liverpool New Active, Whiteside', frint liarbadoes for
I'hitehmti ; Hercules, Rogers, tram St.Vioce nes s •
; • msannali ,
Nichol, from Grenada ; Mountaineer, Pollock, from Guatialmpe
far the Clyde ; Columbine' —; Hero, Beck ; and Britannia,
Smpsoo, from Antigua; Nancy, Harca+ll.!, from Barbadoe+ ;
Union, Willy, from St,.Croix, all for Dublin ; Hebe packet, Fo-
rest, from tarbadoes for Newry; City of Cork, Quin on, from
Barbadoes for Cork, are not known to have yet arrived at any'port.
London, England, 1810-11-30

HOUSE OF COMMONS, NOVEMBER 29.

NEW WRITS.

On the motion of Mr. LESLIE, a New Writ was ordered fps
the Borough of Melbourne Port, in the room of the Blight Han:
Lord Viscount Lewisham, now Earl of Dartmouth.
-On the motion of Mr. KENRICK, a New Writ was ordered
for the Borough of Yarmouth, in the room of the Night Hon.
Lord Viscount Valeutta, who, since his election, has accepted
the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds.
London, England, 1810-04-26

P9Lic:E.

MaNsioN•HousE.—Yesterday John Wa!ford, a de.
livering porter, and George and Joseph, two post-chaise '
boys, belonging to the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow- .
hill, were char2ed by their master, Mr. Stephens,
the proprietor of the Inn, with stealing twelve par-
cels, containing gloves, on Saturday night last, be
longing to a person or persons unknown.
John Walford, in his defence, stated, that on Sa-
turday night, he found the parcels outside of the office
dour, and that he gave them to George to take care
of until they were enquired for.
George, in his defence, said, that on Saturday
night, Walford called him into the stable, and asked
him to take care of some packages for him. He
wished him to carry them to his lodgings, and he
would cell for them the next morning. He took out
his pocket-handkerchief for the purpose of putting
them in, when Walford said, it would not hold
them, and inquired if he could not get a bag ? He
replied, he had not such a thing ; but he had a horse-
cloth in the stable, which he got, and Walford put
~the bundles in it, and he carried them to his lodg-
ings. He did not think they were stolen. He sup-
posed they were some packages Walford had to deli-
, Ter in the morning, for which he was to receive the
profits fur his own benefit.
In answer to the question put by the LORD MAYOR,
he said, he never had .heard that porters at inns were
I allowed such perquisites. Early on Sunday morning
IWalford called on. him, and asked for the bundles,
Iwhich he produced: He then borrowed his knife, and
began to cut the outside covers olthe parcels. He,
a the prisoner, George, began to think all was- not
right. He asked him what they contained ? to which
he answered, he believed stockings; on which the pri-
saner, George, took a bundle of the*, and laid them:
by for himself,
for the purpose, if there was , any,
' i charge brought, they might be the means of clearing,
I him, as he would be enabledtp produce them; and
' . tell where the remainder Were. 1 .
11 In answer to a question, put by t F,4paß.Maseos.,
he said, he did not inform his master, ,or any other
London, England, 1810-04-26

POSEN, NIARCH 22.

The King of Saxony, our Grand Duke, has issued
the following decree relative to the organization of the
provinces of Galicia, incorporated with the Grand
Duchy of Warsaw by the Treaty of Vienna :
• " The Constitution of the 22d of July, 1807, shall be that of
the country ceded to his Majesty by the Treaty of Vienna.
" There shall be added four Dioceses and tour Bishopricks to
the number fixed by the third Article of the Constitutio:..
6, The number of the Senate, fixed by Article XXIII. of the
ponstitutien, shall be increased by twelve, viz. four Bishops, four
Vasivodas, and four Castillons.
" The number of Deputies to the Diet, fixed at sixty, by the
Si st Article of the Constitution, shall be augmented to a hundred,
ihall be chosen in the Electoral Assemblies of the
-,ountry lately annexed, and 26 in the communal

itry shall he divided into four departments, 40 eir-
)mmtmes, of which four shall be for the city of Cra-
w the rest of the country."

FRANKFORT, APRIL S.

It is supposed that the Proclamation of our Sove.l
reign, in quality of Grand Duke, will appear on the
15th of this month, and that the taking possession of
Hanau and Fulda, will be carried into execution on
the 23d. •

APRIL 12.—There is talk here of an expected publi-
cation of several statutes relative to the Confederation
of the Rhine, and of a great assembly of the Members
of the League, to be held next summer, at which, it
is said, his French Imperial Majesty will be present.

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London, England, 1810-04-26

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Notice is also hertby given, that the Sums remitted from-Re-
giments u the prodice of the Effects of Officers killed or dying
in the Service, will, upon; application, be immediately ordered to
be paid over to their lugal Representatives.
By Order of the Secretary at War, TV. MERR r.
• Right Honourable the Secretary at War,
War Office,
Inquiry Relative.to2 London.
a Soldier.
London, England, 1810-04-26

BERLIN, APRIL

The King and Queen will set off in a few days for
Potsdam, whence, about the commencement of May,
they will proceed to Silesia.
The Prussian loan in Holland meets with considcr-
able success. Besides the voluntary loan of L 500,000
crowns which -the Government is raising here, the
Magistrates of this capital, on the 26th ultimo, an-
nounced to the wealthier classes a forced loan of
CO,OOO crowns, to pay off a sum borrowed dur-
it,,Y the war, on very disadvantageous terms, at
Hambutgh.
A number of Russian waggons are daily arriving
11.11 cotton and other articles of Russian produce.
London, England, 1810-04-26

ROYAL HUNT.

On Easter Monday, according to annual custom, a
grand hunt took place with his Majesty's hounds,
which is the greatest that has been known for many
years. About nine o'clock the Duke of Goit-
DON, who is on a visit to Fwipley, and a numerous
assemblage of spectators, began to assemble on Tower
Hill.

The Marquis CORNWALLIS, the Master of his Ma-
jesty's stag bounds, gave a public breakfast upon the
occasion to a great number of Nobility and persons of
distinction, at Swinley Lodge. The morning being
remarkably fine, it was a truly charming sight to view
the company coming in all directions to the top of
Tower Hill, in coaches and four, landaus, sociables,
chariots, gigs, &c. as well as pedestrians.
About eleven o'clock Marquis CORNWALLIS arrived
on the top of Tower Hill, from Swinley Lodge,l
wheic upwardt of five hundred spectators were in
waiting to see the sport of the hunt. Immediately'
after the arrival' of the Noble Marquis, a fine young
deer was turned out of a tart, for the day's diversion,
which had never been hunted before. It was taken
from the Richmond Park. At first setting off he
ran with great swiftness towards Bagshot Park, taking
to the right across the forest, to Cesar's Camp. After
an excellent hunt, and about an hour's hard running,
the deer was taken at Hanakin's Lodge, being com-
pletely exhausted, on account of the heat of the day.
Several of the sportsmen were thrown from their
horses, and lost them for some time in the forest.
This morning the famous Hendon Deer was
tuined out, on Farnham Common.
London, England, 1810-04-26

Fr.lll-OFiXE, 184-MARCH, 1810.
THE SECRETARY at WAR. having established
certain Regulations for ensuring the prompt Payment of
Sums due to the Relatives of SOLDIERS killed or dying in his
Majesty's Service, subsequently to the 24th December last, Notice
is hereby given, that all applications on the above account are to
be made according to the following Rules, viz.
The Person wishing to make the enquiry, is to prove, to the
satisfaction of a Magistrate, or of the Minister or Churchwardens
of the Parish in which he or she resides, thar he or she is r hied
to the Soldier supposed to be dead, in one of the &gees under-
mentioned; viz.
I WIRE, FATHER, BROTHER, UNCLE Or AUNT,
CHILD, MOTHER. SISTER, NEPHEW Or NIECE,
Or that he or she is otherwise materially interested in respect of
the proposed application.
Every such applic:itian is to be made in the following Form,
and is to be addressed to the Secretary at War, in the manner
pointod out in the Margin*.
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This day was published, in a neat Pocket Volume, price ss. (id.
A CONSPECTUS of the PHARMACOPOEIAS
of the LONDON, EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN COL-
LEGES of PHYSICIANS; being a Practical Compendium of
Materia Modica and Pharmacy.
By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, Surgeon;
Fellow of the Medical Society of London; the Royal Physical
and the Speculative Societies of Edinburgh.
Printed for T. Underwood, 40, West Smithfield, London; and
Adam Black, 57, South-Bridz,e.street, E linbdrgh.
*„4 This will be found by far the most full and complete work
of the kind yet published

ORDNANCE OFIK.E, April 18, I+6lo.
THE PRINCIPAL• OFFICERS of HIS 11.21-
JESTre ORDNANCE, Jo iteregrgivee Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 30th day of April instant, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the supplyof PIG LEAD,
for service of this Department, for a period of six months, from
the 3d of May next.
A specimen of the Lead to he supplied may be viewed, upon
application to the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory, at Wool-
; and further particulars, together with the terms and con-
ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office
in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four
o'c:ock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and en-
dorsed, " Proposals for Pig Lead ;" but no Proposal can be
admitted after the said 30th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon
of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the
part' making.it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend.
ißy order of the Board, R. H, CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-04-26

FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES.
HORNSI3Y and Co. respectfully infoim their
Friends that every Prize purchased at their Offices Is In the
course of Payment, whether 4 £ls or £20.000. in the last four
Lotteries HORNsar and Co. shared and sold.
1
4 - - of - - £20,000 I - - of - - 1'4,010
3 - - of • - 10,000 2 . - *of ~ - 2,000
4 - - of - - 5,000 4 - - of - - 1,000
13*des several of £5OO, £lOO, XSO, &c. &c.

The present State Lottery affords Chances superior to any
former Lottery ; a Sixteenth Share can gain Six Thou,and Gui-
neas; Tickets, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths, their equal propor-
tions. One lundred'ilousand Pounds can be gained by a single
adventure. The Extra Prizes given on the present occasion re-
duce the number of Tickets for sale; it therefore, may he pre-
sumed, that a scarcity will prevail, particularly so, as it was the
case lii the last tottery.

Ail Orden ezeaste'd by Post or Carrier exactly on the same
Term! as if present. Prizes paid on demand at 28, CORNHII.I„
and ST. MARGARET'. HILL, BOROUGH.

STATE LOTTERY to be DRAWN the Bth JUNE, 161 u.
THE Contractor begs leave to call the attention of
• the Public to the undermentioned Scheme, containing, be-
sides its Novelty, several grand Features and superior Benefits,
whieb, it is conceived, will fully merit their approbation, and of
ford a chance to adventurers never given in any other Lottery.
SCHEME.
4 of • £20,000 are £BO,OOO
4 - 5,000 2.0,000
12 - 1,000 12,000
20 - - ;00 10.000
20 - • 100 - -1000
44 - - 56 2,200
• 26 - - 25 900
4,660 - - 15 72,900
And to the first-drawn Prize above £l5 (not being one of the
undermentioned Numbers) will be given, in addition to the above
Money Prizes, if the said fortunate Number is of the
Letter A. 100 Tickets comprised in No. 1,251 to 1,275
Letter B 100 ditto comprised in 3,001 to 3,025
Letter C 100 ditto comprised in 4,7.51 to 4,775
Letter D 100 ditto comprised in 2,501 to 2,525
With all the Prizes they may contain: upon this plan it is evident
that one Ticket may gain £lOO,OOO.
In with drawing so many Tickets from the quantity usually on
sale (although for the purpose of forming them into four such dis-
tingiV.shed Prizes,possessing chances hitherto unknown) the Con-
tractor is not insensible to the objections that may be started by
those who could not procure Tickets at the close of the last Lot-
tery; he can only ant!cipatj such objections, by announcing that
Tickets and Shares will be promptly distributed to every. Lottery
(Mace in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1810-04-26

FALMOUTH, APRIL 23.

Sailed the following packets with Mails, PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE, for Lisbon ; LADY PELLEW, for the Bra- I
zds ; Exruzss, for Cadiz and the Mediterranean ;
SANDWICH, for the Windward Islands ; Dun: of
KENT, for Jamaica ; PRINCESS MARY, for America ;
and his Majesty's gun-brig ErIERAs for Lisbon.—
IVind variable.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 24.

Arrived the PEACOCK, Captain PEALE, from Ports.
mouth,—Sailed the MARINER and ENCOVNTIR gun-
brigs, to the Westward ; and the ACTEOR Hoop, Cap-
tain Lord NEVILLE, with three merchantmen, ander,
conVOY, for Madeira.—Came in the Favotattrz sloop
a war, and his Majesty's brig the Mottos, from
GuernseY•

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 25.
Arrived his Majesty's Tamcw.o, with alarge fleet
from the Downs. His Majesty's ships the Euit;
ALcs, with the trade for the Mediterranean, and the
OWEN GLENDOUR, with the trade foe Quebec, will
sail 10-MOITOW morning. Arrived the JASON, NIOBE,
GANNET, and DIANA, from a cruize. The GRAMPTIS
man of war will sail to-morrow with the East India
Fleet.
London, England, 1810-04-26

INSPRUCK, APRIL 4.

The General of Division, .Court Edam, com-
manding the French troops in the Tyrol, published
yesterday an order of the day, in which he expresses
his satisfaction at the readiness with which the dis-
tricts of Inspruck, Nanders, and Imst, furnished their
contingents of conscripts. He hopes the other dis-
tricts will follow this good example. In case of a
contrary conduct, he threatens to quarter troops cia
them, whose maintenance shall be entirely at their
expence.

We learn from Western Tyrol, that the Bailiwicks
of Botzen and Tramen, which hitherto have formed
a part of the circle of Eisack, have been united to
that of the Adige.
London, England, 1810-04-26

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

This morning Mr. SHAW, one of his Majesty's
Messengers, arrived at the Foreign Office, in Down-
ing-street, with dispatches from Cadiz. Mr. SHAW
came over in the Countess of Chichester Packet, which
has arrived at Falmouth with a Mail. She left Cadiz
on the Bth instant.

By this conveyance we have received Cadiz papers
to the above date, from which we have made the fol-
lowing extracts. Our Readers will see that there
have been some partial rencontres in the South of
Spain, in all of which the Spaniards claim the supe-
riority.
London, England, 1810-04-26

TEGG's NEW COLLECTION OF ROMANCES.
This day was published,
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POETRY.

MI:EV:CRY OF -nu'. Ferr'b PROPERTY, ATTER A MX

CRUIZE.

half of a hasor, three parts of a can,
1 e ht ad and one arm of au earthenware man;
A vessel to carry my pease from the cook,
TN% n awls, an old ran, and a tatter'd song-hook ;
A kt g without hoop•, the two claws of a cut,
A itsse, the best part of as ohl iron pot,
A Bible, of late fallen into decay,
(I he first hook of Genesis torn quite away)
A tobacco-box lid, with this motto in blue—
" Be constant, for Kitty is constant to you!"
A bd;t!e —a valuable ankh:. here,
Sometimes holding my candle, and sometimes my beer ;
A trunk, which old Adam possess'd you'd suppose,
Stuff'd with dogg'rel verses, instead of good clothes;
A coat without sleeves, a check-shirt wants the tail;
But , since Homer sung ballads,l must nut bewail!

A Ft:Mt:MAST MAY,

Ills Mij.sty's ship Impettleux, Hamoaze.

PzIRLIiIMENTARr PRECEDENT'S.

When Judge JENKYNS was brought before the
Rump Parlismcnt in 1646, he addressed the SPPAKEIt
in the following manner :---" In your speech, Mr.
Speaker, you said the House was offended with my
behaviour, in not making any obeisance to you upon
my coming here ; and this was the more wondered at,
because 1 pretended to be knowing in the laws of the
land (having made it my study for these five andforty
years.) And because lam so, that was the reason
of such my behaviour. For, as long as you had the
King's Arms engraved on your Mace, and acted
under his authority, had I come here, I would have
b iwed my body in obedience to his authority, by
hich you were first called. But, Mr. Speaker, since
you and this house have renounced all your duty
nod allegiance to your sovereign, and natural liege
lord the King, and are become a den of Mimes, should I
bow myself in this house of Kimmon, the Lord
would not pardon me in this thing." This provoked
the house so much, that withont any trial they voted
hint and Sir Francis Butler guilty of high treason,
and fixed the day of execution ; but they were respited.
After this, they sent a Committee from the House
to Jenkyns, and made this offer to him, That if he
would own their power to be lawful, they would not
only take off the sequestrations from his estates, which
were about £5OO per annum, but would also settle a
pension on him of £lOOO a-year." To this he airs-
" That he would not connive at their so doing
for all the money they had robbed the kingdom of ;
and, should they be so impudent to print any snch
matter, he would sell his doublet and coat to buy pens,
ink, and paper, (the use of which, it seems, was not
debarred him) and would set forth the Commons
House in their proper colours."
London, England, 1810-04-26

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 1.

It is confidently stated, that the Grand Seign!or
will set off at the opening of the campaign to put him-
self at the head of his army.

ST. PETERSBURGH, MARCH 6.

General Kamenskoi, who commanded the army in
Finland, has set out for the army in Moldavia. It
is said, that he will have the command in chief.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 10.

The day before yesterday arrived here M. Desan-
gues, Charge d'Affaires from the Court o` France,
and yesterday he had an audience of our Minister. It
is rumoured that the English Minister will shortly
leave this place.
London, England, 1810-04-26

'FEGG'S MINIATURE NOVELIST.
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LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 14.
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Reduced 70-.4 per Cent. 85f 4-5 per Cent. N'sey shut.

Both Houses or Parliament will be prorogued on
Wednesday next by Commission.
A meetings of the eleetors of Southwark was held
yesterday, for the purpose of considering the pro-
priety of petitioning the House of CoMmons npon
the subject of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and Mr. GALE
!oves, and also relative to a Reform in Parliament.
The Resolutions were moved by Mr. Bousvinn, and
seconded by Mr. SHAW. After they had been car-
sled, an Address to his Majesty was proposed by Mr.
REMMISH, on the ground that any petition to the
House of Commons would be attended with no ad-
vantage whatever • This motion was also agreed to.
Very little objection was offered to either proposition.
Sir THOMAS TURTON did not attend the Meeting.—
Hr. H. Titomerote, 'the other Representative, deli-
*red
his sentiments at length, but the pressure of
other matter prevents us from giving any farther ac-
count of the proceedings in this day's paper.
We feel satisfaction in stating, that the hopes of the
safety of Mr. Mum PAR K are strengthened by the
last advices from Sierra Leone. The Government of
that colony, in consequence of some information they'
received, hired a schooner, which they fitted out with
every thing necessary for the comfort and assistance 1
of this enterprising traveller, and sent it up the coun-
try undetthe direction of a merchant, who has been
tesident in Africa some years.
A person who was at Rotterdam on Saturday last
states, that the disturbances are terminated ; and, the
belief was, that King Louis would retain the throne,
which met with general approbation.
A report was circulated yesterday, resting upon
whit authority we know not, that intelligence had
been received by Government of an attack, under the
command of Sir RICHARD &RAMAN, having been
made upon the enemy's fleet at Flushing, which was
said to hive sustained considerable damage.
PORTSMOUTH, Jusim 13. —A rrived the ZeNowta brig
from the coast of America ; CORMORANT from the
%Vest Indies; HARDY from a cruize, and the Pluto.
NLI. from Plymouth. Passed by, the ship Lady Har-
wood, under convoy of his Majesty's ship BLOND, all
well. The Catherine, Captain Newat., passed by
iiom the Downs, off the Isle of Wight, bound to St.
Michael's, all well on the 7th inst.
London, England, 1810-06-14

13.412LIAMENTAIRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE I&
Mr. Asutzy Con PE it presented Accounts from the Ordstanos
Office In Ireland.—Ordered to be printed.
The Duke of Bedford's Estate BM was referred to A select
Committee.

Mr. 11oss att. presented from the Tax Office, accounts of the
expences or the Commissioners for the Redemption of the Land
Tax.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
The British Fisheries Bill was read a third time and passed.
Mr. DUNDAS moved, that a new Writ be issued for the
tection of a Member for the County of Banff, in the room
of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, who since hts Election had
accepted the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds; and one for
the Shire of Dumbarton, in the routn of Henry Olassford, Esq.
twho, since his Election, had accepted the Stewardship of one of
his Manors.—Ordered.
Lord KENSINGTON gave notice that he should early in the
next Session call the attention of the House to the Coal laws, if
nothing were done in the interim to prevent such a motion.
On the motion of Mr. WY NNE,' the Bribery Bill_was read a
second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday.
eakEvEY postponed his motion relative to the affairs of
the East-India Company to Friday.
On the motion of Mr. BANZILS, the continuation of the Debate
in the Irish Civil List was postponed to the commencement of
next Stssions of Parli.uaeat.
The Report of the Assessed Taxes Regulation Bill was re-colts..
raitted ; some amendments were proposed by Mr. GasnraLL,
and greed to ; the Report was brought up, and the Bill ordered
ra be read a third time this day.

Prirows.
The Sheriffs of Londonrt presented at the bar the
Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com-
mons of the City of London, voted in Common
Council on Thursday labt.—On the motion of Mr.
Alderman Comm it was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.ROBARTS presented a petition from the city
of Worcester, which he stated to be signed It' sirmagistrates, nine aldermen who had passed the rail,
the Dean, and a number of the Clergy and respecti-

the petitioners were ready to support, ith
all those privileges to which the Roil* of
/was legally entitled ; but that they would
feit their existence, than surrender ono. tittle
cotitutional righti of British subjects;
The Petition was ordered-to lie on the table.
Lord BINNING presented a Petition froin
Landholders in the County of Haddington,
plaining of tin cypiesiive mode of collecting the
Property Tar, winch was ordered to lie on the table.
Sir JAMES HALL, in the absence of the member
for Berwick, presented a petition from that town, the
subject of which was not audible. The Hcniourable
Baronet promised to move early in the nest session
for a Bill upon the subject of it.
London, England, 1810-06-14

TO JOURNEYMEN CORK CUrTERS.

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to whom the full London Wages and constant employ.
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far travelling expellees.
London, England, 1810-04-19

VIENNA, MARCI .2Fr.

According to letters from Bucharest, the Russian
_limy has formed a junction with the Servians ; and
a Turkish corps which attempted to obstruct this ope-
ration was routed with considerable loss. Prince Ba-
gration was still in Bucharest, and was forming ar-
r.L4gerncuts for an important attack upon the Turks.
London, England, 1810-04-19

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

• . PLYMOUTH, APRIL 17.
Arrived the CROCUS, In fourteen days from Lisbon, wi;11 ills--
ruches: left all well in Lisbon—the Taos fall of nv•rchart ships
and transports; she has brought home an officer of 3.1 Buff.,
on promotion. Also arrived a French merchant and a bill,
prizes to our cruizers.—The Asces sloop of ~var was put trait
commission last evening, on account of the ciarti:tge she stistaifed
in running down the Union galliot, of Poole, a short time sine*.
—Two hundred supernumerary seamen were ¶his afternoon seat
from the SAVVADOR DEL MeNno, and Qmlr.rked en board the\
PEACOCT. 3100 p, for Portsmouth :.-he is expected to sail this
afternoon.—T:•.:. Mr:forams, a fine new frigate of !;:i guns, was
launched this afterno'tn, soon after four o'clock, iron a slip in his
Majesty's Dock-yard, at this port.--Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, APRII. la.
Arrived the PEACOCK gun brig, (rum Plymouth; and the
Tortoise store•ship, from (;ibraltar.—Ssiled the Rwrin, ea a
cruize.—The OIVEN GL:':\ )w r a with a Beet for Nora Scotia,
New BRUNSWICK, /4e.c. is expected to sail in the woe-
nlng,—Wind S.E.

DEAL, APRIL. Is.

Arrived this morning and sailed for tlr! River the French fri-
gate l'Esperance (late his Majesty's sloop I.auxtaj, captured on
the 12th instant off Bourdeaux, from the Isle of France, bound
to Nantes with a cargo of cotton, sugar, indigo, nmkeen, tee,
pepper, and other valcablfi.—Came down fr :Trl the River the
Royal George East Indiaman.—Arrived a larle fLet of home
ward bound.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, APRIL I R.
This morning arrived the outwatbou od Gottenburgh convoy,
escorted by the W'RANIIL:EIt and Cr uiz FR sloopq of war. After
being joined by the untie from this port, they sailed, and were
all out of sight by twelve o'clock at noon, with a fine breeze at
S. W.—Artived the Rosa sloop of war from a entire, and a large
American bark, laden with colonial produce, sent in by the
Quebec frigate. Remain the ships as per last.
CHATHAM, APRIL 17.
The Ardent, of 64 guns, Captain HO NESMAN, sailed from
Chatham to Longreach, to take in her guns, and proceed to sea.
The Blake, of 74 guns, Captain CODRINGTON, and Resolution,
74 guns, Capt. HARDY, sailed from Longreach to the Nore ; also
the Ruby, 64, Capt. WILLIAMS, from Chatham to Longreech.—•
The Diadem, 64, and Melpomene, SS, in ordinary at this port,
are ordered to be fitted for troop ships. The Cressy and Vigo
new ships, of 74 guns each, lately launched at Rochester, are ors
dered to be sent to Sheerness to lie in ordinary.
London, England, 1810-04-19

BEAUTIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES.
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