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London, England, 1810-04-19

WILLIAM FLEFCHER'SSECOND COMMISSION.
THE Creditors who hare proved their Debts under
a Commission of Bankruptcy, issued against WILLIAM
FLETCII.EII, now of Took's court, Cursitor-street, Chancery-
lane, and Flitchley, in the County of Middlesex, Money sri-
vener, being a Second Commission awarded against him under
the de,cripzion of WILLIAM Fi.e reit ER, late of Holhorn-Court.
Gray's-Inn, in the County Of Middlesex, but then of Holton, in
the same County,
.Meticy Scrivener, Dealer and Chapman, are
requested to meet the Assignee of the said WiMain Fletcher, on
Monday, the 30th day of April instant, at twelve o'clock at
noon of the same day, at Syn-.ond's-Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-
lane, to assent to or dissent from the Assignee of the satA Bank-
s-opt enforcing a Dloidend of 15s. in the Pound from the Estate
Of the Said William Fletcher, possessed by hint since the date of
the Second Commission awarded, against him.

TWO'S NEW CARICATURES.
This day was published, by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside,
Price only One Shilling each, being half the price other Dealer!
charg •.,
..
'114: following.- New and jostly-popular CARL.
• CA FUREMoI4 APRIL, viz.
, I..aiikr..44.4.lhicisessysittg to taie her Nast- - Political.
2. The Somersetshire Dumpling. . Ditto.
3. The Winding-up of the Medical Report. Ditto.
4. Britannia Lamenting the fate of her favourite Son. Ditto.
5. The Midnight Mistake, or Stinking Breath. Humourous.
ti. First going alone. Ditto.
7. Practical Education. Ditto.
S. A 141,:w Cock wanted for a Young Wife. Ditto.
9. Easterly Wind, or scudding under bare Poles. Ditto.
10. The Sublime and Beautiful. Ditto.
N. B. The largest Collection in the World.
Where may be had, price 9s. ornamented with 16 Engravings,
by Rowlandson, coloured, Advice to Sportsmen, by Manna-
duke Markwell, Esq.
London, England, 1810-04-19

T.RANSPORT OFFICE, Abu 12, 1810.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
XIS MAJESTY": TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing
Care sf SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care mad
Cutody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 24th
of April, 1810, tti receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying the Royal
Hospital at Haslar, with Six Hundred Chaldron of COALS, each
Chaldron to consist of thirty-six Bushels, Winchester measure,
and to be of one of the under-mentioned qualities, viz.
Sir Harry Vane Tempest's Eden Vane,
Russel's Main, Bourn Moor Main,
Or Newbottle Bourn Moor.
The whole to be delivered, free of any extra charge to the
Crown, into Carts on the Jetty ; one Cargo thereof to be deli-
vered on or before the 7ih of May next, and the remainder on
Or before the 31s:. of July next.

No Tender will be received .ter ene o'cllcb on Me day f treaty, nor
day noticed, sinless the part., or air meat for him, per,cnally atten.!. 1
Each Tntder mutt be actempanitd by a Letter from taco respectable
Persons inning to kcome beard frith the Person tendering, in the ruM Of
£3OO for the due ',lin:mm.e of the Contreict.
Farther particztars may be known by applying at this Oice, and to
the Agent of the said Hospital.

This day was publisheti, in octavo, price 9s. boards,
APRACTICAL GRAMMAR of ENGLISH
PRONUNCIATION, on Plain and recognised Principles,
calculated to assist in removing every objectionable peculiarity of
utterance, arising either from Foreign, Provincial, or Vulgar
Habits ; or from a taWattive Ile of the Organs of Speech ; and
furnishing, to Pupils of all Ages, the Means of systematically ac-
quiring that nervous and graceful Articulation, which is the hasis
Of a superior Delivery : together with Directions to Petc,:ns who
stammer in ;heir Speech, comprehztultng some new ideas rela-
tive to Prosody.
By B H. :MART, Teacher of Elocution and Pola,, Literature.
Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and J. John-
son and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1810-04-19

DUTCH PAPERS.

AMSTERDAM, APRIL 10.

In execution of the Bth article of the Treaty
concluded at Palk, the greatest activity prevails in.
the Kiug's yards. A number of hands are already
employed in the dock here, to clear away the mud,
in order to get the he Ivy ships afloat ; and the com-
manders of the vessels in the Texel, who, upon the
landing of the English, were removed, with their
crews, to man the gun boats, by which the further
progress of the enemy was prevented, have been or-
dered by his Majesty to return, as soon as possible, to
their respective vessels, and to resume their former
ccmmands.
London, England, 1810-04-19

This day was publisked, in fine Post lt:mo. price 7s. boards,
•i HE POST-CAPTAIN; or, The WOODEN WALLS
«•zt.t. NIANNED: comprehending a View of Naval Society
and Nlanntrs. The Fourth Edition, corrected.
'Think you now behold
Upon the hempen tackle ship-boys climbing;
Hear the shrill whistle which doth order give
3'o sounds coal us'd : behold the dirt:Aden sads,
Borne by th' invisible and creeping wind,
Draw the huge bottom through the furrow'd sea,
Breasting the lofty surge. • StIAKLbPEAkt..
Printd tor Vernor. Hood, and Sharpe, Si, Poultry. •
London, England, 1810-04-19

SPANISH AI,7D poiurrocE:w. c.vmr.iacY.

Mr. C kNNING nave notice of his intention to move for the
productlou of cerain papers with regard to pr.in and Portugal
before the proposed discussion of the Campaign should be brought
forward—what those papers were he could not prt•cisely describe,
until he had an opportunity of examining the papers already be-
t ire tl.c House, and not yet printed. Possibly these Papers might
include the greattr part, if not all that lie looked tor—but lest
they should not, lie thought it proper to give this notice, which
conditionally, ache had Mentioned, he would then ha lot the 4th
of May.
London, England, 1810-04-19

PARLIAMENTARY PR6..I:DENTS.

The case of Serjeant Topham wll become an in-
ert-sting record in the matter h tween Sir FRANCIS
BURDETT and the SPEAKER. Mr. Topham was Ser-
jeant .Irms to the House of Commons in the reign
or K.n Cnarles 11. He executed a number of war-
t nts ag iiast persons for Breach of Privilege.—He
was prosecuted in the Court of King's Bench for the
same, as acting illegally—He pleaded the jurisdiction
el the House ifC•n-nmons in answer. This proceeded
to a demurrT, .ind serer al of them, vi-z, in the case
of Jay, Vernon,. Hilliard, Staples, Blyth, Nel9en,
Herbert, Reading, and Harnage, the plea was over-
ruled by ti:e Judges, and julgment given against the
Serje,w, I_7!--.:1 this, in the first of William and
Mary, Topbam presented a petition to the House,
complaining that he had been a great sufferer by those
prosecutions. The House ordered Sir Francis Pem-
bertt.n, Chief-Justice, and Sir Thomas Jones, one of
the Judges, to the bar ; and they were required to
account for thus over-ruling the plea of the jurisdic-
•tion of the House of Commons. They accordingly
did procced.t, explain and justify their decis'on.—
Thtir arguments against the jurisdiction of the House
were.most-to:cible. But the two Judges were COM.
M;Pt7l f the jud3inent theytave, and they lay till
th,• ptorog'ation. It is probable, however, that this
was .. 1,-ng—as it happened oa the 19th of July.
But what is: truly curious in this case is, that Sir
Thomas Jones, one of the Judges so committed, is the
ancestor of Sir FRANCIN BURDE'rr, from whom his
bother takes the name of .Toys, and from whom they
derive their estate in Wiltshire.—(To be continued.)
London, England, 1810-04-19

This day walk published,
A New Edition, being the 'Third, with Plates, price .ss. boards,
THE SORROW 6 of SEDUCTION, in Eight
Delineations: with ether Pont,.
• Forbid, gteat Goa! din Vict, in Vir he's guise,
Should e'er unguarded Innocence surprise;
r .
Despoil of every charm sliat decks her brow,
Anti give her up to unavailing woe.
Third Xdition, considerably Improved.
Printed for Veruor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry; and W.
Gordon, 357, Oxford..treet.
London, England, 1810-04-19

CONSTANTINOPLE, FEBRUARY 6.

The English Ambassador, whose health has been
much impaired since his residence here, is making
preparations for his departure. One of his Secretaries
of Leq,ation will act as Charge d'Affaires until the
art ival of his successor.

Some privileged vessels have been allowed to go
up the Black Sea, upon the condition of bringing in
return cargoes of grain. Perw.ission has also been
given to all importers of corn, without distinction, to
dii,pose cf it at the market price. We flatter our-
felv(s that this measure will have the effect of supply-
ing this capital with a sufficient stock of that article.
London, England, 1810-04-19

;TRODE, BUCKS.

Girdens, Pleasure-ground,
, Park, and Farm, containing together
Land, are now on Sale.--Particulars
or their Agent,, on. application to John
lace, Mary-la-hontie.
MONEY.

.S and Co. beg leave to inform
want and desirous of borrowing tem-
of money, that they can at all times
)1. to 20,0001: and upwards, on personal
nifrom Marriage Settlement", Money
' Livings, or Freehold, CoPyhold, and
most liberal and honourable terms.—
;r3. Lucas and Co. &Hy receive at their
etl, J.:meift, either personally or by
Ten years purdhase will be even fur

•

GS Selling off uncommonly
apside ; an immense Stock of all kinds
tls, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in one,
goat: wanting to buy largely, will find a
ty inspection o‘abost articles. A quart-
, .sa. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ;
Is. per pair ; very fine, ls. 6d. super,
boots, I s. 9d. tine ribbed couon, 20. 2d.;
10d. p.m pair ; and other fashionable
mention.

are at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware-
near Bow Church.'

GOOIILUCK, and Co.

0 the notice of the Public the
ITERY, whin is all to be Drawn
:. This Lottery ii on improved Plan.

0,0001 4 Prizes of
1 1)00 '2O
100 44 ...

£5,000
500
50

&c. ad:.'dcc.

ihers, Four Tickets of every Number,
Pk~l1i•: of 100 WHOLE TICKETS
•el f Adventure,
icke: : ~.y jdu £lOO,OOO
•,,etv4) ; .=l7l Eighth

£12,500

Nureenth - . 64.50
on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOD-
BU !LW SGS, CORNHII.I., and facing
Mcws, Charing-Cross, the only thrice

£30,000

tnd Shared in the last Lottery,

£20,000
20,000
L'o,ooo

R. £l,OOO-3,436 C. X5OO.
London, England, 1810-04-19

This day were published, price th. in boards,
CRITICAL REMARKS ON DETACHED
PASSAGES of the NEW TESTAMENT, particularly
the REVELATION of Sr. JOHN.

By the late FRENCH LAURENCE, L.1..D. M.P.
Professor of ClvflLaw in the University of Oxford, Stc. tcc.
Oxford: At the University Press, fJr J. Parker; and Messrs.
Rivington and 1. Hatchard, London.
Where may be had, lately published,
1. A Sermon oo Singularity and Excess in Philological Specu-
lation. By Richard Lawrence, price is. 6d.
2. A Dissertation upon tilt: Logos t.d. Sc. John, by the same,
price ft,
London, England, 1810-04-19

This day was published,
*cod
Elegantly printed on fine Paper, Royal Immo. with 30 •
Cuts by Austin, rice 3s. boards,
rTHE ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE:
2- ROBERT DODSLEY. With Thirty-two elegant Wood
Cuts, by Austin and Hole, from Designs by Craig.
London : Printed for Vernoi; Hood, and Sbarpe ; Longman;
Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; J. Harris; Darton and Harvey; J.,
Cuthell; J. Richardson ; J. Walker; Lackington, Allen, and Cu ;
B. Crosby ; Wynne and Co.; J. M. Richardson ; J. Asperno ;
and R. Scholey.
London, England, 1810-06-13

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 12.

Sailed his Majesty's ship CURACOA, for Guernsey;
ANTELOPE schooner, for Torbay ; DAPPER gun-brig,
for a cruise.—Passed by the FERVENT gun•brig

a convoy from Oporto.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, JUNE 12.

This morning arrived several ships from the
Indies, and are sailed for the River ; also the Pon tit.
ova sloop of war, with a convoy from P1ym0.414,
which have sailed for'clifferent deitinations. One r,l
our cruizers is just arrived, and states, that three rr.
vatcers succeeded in capturing two ships off the Sows!,
Foreland, about four o'clock this morning ; particu-
lars not known. Just arrived the brig Julia, %holi.ft
Oporto the 21st May, under convoy of the FERVLN
gun-brig; the Julia will sail for the River iramediatcl7.
YARMOUTH, JUNE 12.

Sailed the LzrzoL: aloop, Captain CAMAY, or. a
cruize ; and the Bxrrtsu FAIR cutter, with the ships
for Heligoland. Remain the Roebuck, Briseis,
Emms, Jande, and Patriot.—Wind S.W.

CHATHAM, JUNE 10.

The SALDANIII will sail to-morrow f. )r Long Reach,
and on Wednesday the ALGERINE will sail for Slimi-
ness. T 1 .e Vuscoon, a new ship of 7.1• guns, built at
Harwich, is ordered to be hunched on the lath inst.
the master-attendant and a party of riggers arc l!cmc
from hence to bring her round. Orders have been
received here also to launch the Istritnosascx, of 90
guns, and afterwards to moor her at Sheerness ; at
present the day is not fixed for launching. The gun-
boats are getting very forward, every thing else in-
deed gives way for them. The NEREUS is also fining
in much haste—the DlADrai, . MELPOMENE, and Ro-
stuws troop ships, have a great number of hands
employed upon them. The MELPOIiENE will go nut
of dock on Monday, the 18th inst. and the Roctinsra
will then be taken in to be pulled to pieces.
London, England, 1810-06-13

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVIUND. loam 12.—Arrived the Amelia Wilson, Toad,
front St. Vincent's; the Wasp, Griveson, from Hayti; militia
Bell, Betts, from Cadiz.—Sailed FAdeline, Walker, for Smyrna;
tho Friends, Daviaon, for Cadiz ; Mercurio, ---,for Bahia
and the Gratitude,Chedd, for Lisbon.

The Holland, late Newton, from London to Je•
maica, was carried by the crew into Matanza ; since
taken by the Spaniards, and carried into the IJavan.
nab.

The Entigeon, Kennedy, from Jamaica to r.nn•
don, was lost on the rocks near the Havannab, on the
21st of March.

The Triton, Drewitz, is totally lost of FalsterAre.
The William Donaldson, from Jamaica to Cuba,
was totally lost on the 4th of March, near Cuba....
Crew saved.

The Amelia Wilson, Todd, from St. Vincent's to
London, is on shore in Rye Bay.

The Abeona, of New York, from New Orleans, is
put into TenerifFe in distress, and condemned.
.The Diana and L'Aigle frigates, have both arrive)
out, at Barbadoes, with their respective convoy, the
former on the 26th, the latter on the 27th of April.
London, England, 1810-06-13

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Quante and AR AI, fur the Porcupine, captured .lugust
29, 1799, will be paid on the 19th instant, at No. 3, Salter:-141i-
court, Cannon-street, and there recalled., on Mondays and Thur.--
days, for three years.
The Qu Laze, for the Greenlud, Klene Caiman, Printz Csrl,
Margaretta, anti Enlgheit, taken August 21, fur the Csuferee‘e
Rath Van Aspenv!, eieptunus, and Dolphin, taken August
for the Victoria, taken August 29, and for tLe Hammonia, taken
Septeniber 2, 11107, will be paid on arrival, and recalled No.
lames-street, Adelphi.
The ROT A lasi-, for le Ron Marcel, capt:red December in,
1809, will be paid on :he 13th instant, at N 0.22, Norfolk-strett,
Strand, and there recalled, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for thr,e
months.
The same, for le Orand Napoleon, captured Novesiber 17.
1109, will be paid and recalled as above.
The same, for El lerreuse Efoile, captured December 2,1809,
' will be paid and recalled as above.
The MIDUSA, for l'Aveliture, captured D-cernbi 1209,
l'Hirondelle, captured January IS, and la Nouvelle Union, cap
lured January 2.1, 1810, was paid on board, at P 4 mouth, on till
11th instant, and will be recalled at No. 44, Georg--street, Docks
for three months.
The Swirl SURE, fur U Union (alias Nostra Senora de los DcP.
hoes), and la Fama, captured November 16,1114, will be paid
on the 14th instant, at No. 22, Arwidel-street, Where the recalls
will be made.
The Stales, for le Mccontrnt, saptured March 2, 1.9, wig
bet.aid on the 23d instant, at No. 11, Cecd-streetuaad there re-

CAred.
TIC COCILA TIM,' for the Fortuna, will)* paid un !he CII:h
instant, as Nn. 11, Cecil-street, and there maned.
The Clt VIZ AR ;AA STA RLINt, tor Ihe Elbe, St. Joanna, Vrou
Sophia Yon •e Ness, Fier Brodre, Marla Efitabeth, Spent:atingle
and dada Eliza's, Is, captured between the trL'd an' Nar•
1808, will be paid on board, on their arrival in port, 5..e.1 I
at No. 18, Clement's lun, on 'Tuesdays and Friday., for 6, et

months. -
The ADRIAN, for la Fortune, captured I.muary 4, ; 1. A,
be paid on board, on the 15th instant, and recalirl se
George-street, Plymouth, on Wednesdays and

three menthe.
The Bantle, for el Courier, Fins. Catloarlrie, ar,.: A f!..-11".
nese boat, name unknow:., cAptut-e•1 7.4 a, SO, 1809, ut:l t , -
on board, att Yarmouth, or the 1 ith blatant. sod ; a
23, Norfolk-street, rand, London, and ci., u •
l'he AMAZON, for 1.1 General Periguon. coptur4 • •
1110, w3l be paid on bcctrd, on her aeri=al. snJ •
18, Clemen;'s Inn, on Tuesdays and r=iches follessing,
months.
London, England, 1810-06-13

CHINESE CODE OF LAWS.

This day was published, elegantly printed in royal 4to. in an uni-
form size with the late Sir George Staunton's Account of the
British Embassy to China, price Xi. is. in boards,
TSING LEU LEE ; being the Fundamental
•laws, and a Selection from the Supplementary statutes of
the Penal Code of China ; originally printed and published iii
Pekin, in various successive editions, uni.ler the sanction and by
the authority of the several li.mpeanrs of the Ta Tsing, lircsent
dynasty. Translated from the Chinese, and accompanied with an
Appendix, consisting of Authrntic Documents, and a few occa-
sional Notes illustrative of the subject at the Work.
By Sir GEORGE THOMAS S. rAuNToN, Bart. P.R.3.
Printed for T. Caddi and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had,
1. The late Sir George Sraunttri s Account of the Britis% Em-
bassy to China; elegantly printed in two vols. royal 4to. with a
separate volume, in large folio, of plates, prise £4. 4s. A new
copies with proof impressions.
The same Work, ins large vols. Bvo. with a Selection of the
Engravings, price XI. is.

- •
3.'Pravda in China. By John Barrow, Esq. .In one vol. 4to.
with numerous Engraving*, price .62. 12s. 6cl.

PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPINb.
FVERY Schoolmaster is aware of the difficulty of
proctsrLig suitable BLANK BOOKS, by which to teach
boys the art of Book-keeping, and will in consequence be glad to
find that regular sets of Blank Books have been provided to ac-
company Mr. Moaalsox's New Work, which is allowed to be
the most simple and practise! System ever published, and therefore
deserving of this especial adaptation to the business of Schools.
The publisher of Mr. TVIVk MSC'S'S Work has provided four
sets of books, called Set A, Set B, Set C, and Set D, ruled in
the best manner with red and faint lines, neatly done up, and
properly labtlled, with alphabets and other appendages, corres-
ponding to flip.: Lar sets given in the system itself. He purposes
to sell them as under, and to give thirteen of either kind to the
dozen, besidest he customary allowances ;
Set A, 3 Books, at 6s. per set.
Set B, 6 Books, at 10s. 6d. ditto.
Set C, 7 Books, at 14s. ditto.
Set D, 2 Books, at ss. ditto.
These sets may be had together, or separately, in any quantity,
of every Bookseller and Stationer in the United Kingdom ; and
to prevent mistakes, the sets wanted should be specified and de-
scribed as belonging to Morrisea's Book-keeping. •
N. 11. A new, revised, and improved Edition has just been
published of JOY CE'S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC and KV.
Beide-street, Loudon, Much 10, toio.
London, England, 1810-06-13

ORDNANCR OFFIGE, *hilt 1, 1810.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA
JESTrs ORDNANCE, de hereby :lye Notice,
That Propsals will be receltred at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Friday the 15th June instant, from such Persons at
may bs willing to undertake the supply of Foreign limber and
Deals for service of this Department, for a pc; hid of •ne year,
from Ist July next.
The Particulars of the Contract,and a Schedule of the Timber
end Deals, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Palace
Yard aforesaid, any day between the hohrs of ten and four
o'clock, where the Proposals most be delivered, sealed up and en-
dorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timber and Deals;" but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after tl.e said I.lth instant, at twelve o'clock
at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed
unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDPGINCE, Ante% ISM.
THE PRINCIPZL GFFICEAS of HIS Mil-
JESTrs ORD-NI/INCE, do here4y give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall-Mall
on or before Monday, the 25th clay of June instant, from suck
Persons u may be willing to undertake the supply of sundry
Articles of Carpenter's Work, consisting of Chests, Cases and
Packing Bolles fur service or this Department, for a eeriad of
throe years.
Patterns of the Ar:icles may be viewed, upon application at
tke Principal Storekeeper% Office, in the Tower, and further
particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Con-
tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock
where the Proposals must 1* delivered, sealed up and endorsed,
" Proposals for Carpenters' Work ;" but no Proposal can be ad-
mitted after the said 25th day of June, at twelve o'clock at noon
of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the
party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Save:wry.
London, England, 1810-06-13

LAW INTR.LIGENO

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NNE 7.

• • MARSH V. THORPE.
Mr. Serjeant BEST stated this to be an action for an
assault, tinder . the following circumstances, The
plaintiff is a green-grocey in Fleet-market, and the
defendant 4 farmer, at EalingCorner, near Hounslow.
In April last the plaintiff went down, to that part of
the country, where the defendant resides and they
went together to the Coach and Horses public-house,
where they.drank some wine. After drinking for some
time the defendant went. out of the room, and was
followed by the plaintiff, who put his hand on his
sboulder, and requested him to ,return and pay.his
share.of the reckoning. On this the defendant turned
round, and with an earthenware quart-pot, which he
held in his hand, struck the plaintiff so severely in the
face, that the pot was broke, and the cheek of the
plaintiff much cut.
.W. Holmes, Overseer of the parish, proved, that
he was in the Coach and Horses, at Ealing Corner,
when the de!.:ndant came out of the parlour into the
tap-room, followed by the plaintiff, who asked him to
come back and pay his share of the reckoning, and
which the other refused, and struck the plaintiff a se-
vete blow, as before stated, which occasioned a very
great effusion of blood. He heard, or observed, no
provocation given by the plaintiff to the defendant.
Green, a blacksmith, deposed to the same effect.
R. Whittins,. a baker, saw Thorpe come out of the
parlour into, the tap-room at the Coach and Horses;
Thorpe took up a quart-pot and began to drink, when
Marsh desired him to pay his share of the reckoning,
which the defendant refused, saying he had taken him
from his work to treat him. Marsh then snatched at
the pot to take it ftom Thorpe, in doing which the
pot was broke, and Thorpe struck Marsh on the face
with that part of it which remained in his hand.—
Marsh's face was ibuch cut ; and Thorpe's hand re-
ceived a goodith jab also, from the broken edge of part
of the pot. They appeared both to be in liquor.
Verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages £5.
London, England, 1810-06-13

NA VA L INTELLIGENCZ.

PLYMOUTH, : UNE U.

Five vessels, laden with corn, flour, burr.stnnes,
&c. have arrived here from French ports, within the
last week, and more are daily expected with similar
cargoes.

Arrived la; SEINE frigate, Captain Arm\ q, from
a cruise off the French coast, last from off the Pen.
marks ; she has brought home Captain NASH, late cf
the VALUNT. Also arrived the GAMBIER hired cutter.
—Sailed the REVENGE, 71, and lan frigate to the
Westward., supposed for Cadiz; and the Nottrattur.
schooner, on a cruise.—Went out of Harbour, the
ECLYPSE brig of war.—The cliadse-marees captured
by the DEFIANCE, areloaded with wine, brandy, sm.
—Came in a French privateer from Nantz, prize to
the 0. P. privateer. .
London, England, 1810-04-21

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
Licensed by Act of Parliament.
(s‘,7 EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1810,
V 'lst :hoe) an entirely New Grand Nouvelle Equestrian
2..ll)lo!rian Spectacle, called
THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT;
Or, THE FATAL. BRIDGE.
Pr'.:ldpat Characters, Messrs. Crossman, Davis, Collet, Maheen,
R. I,:iits (his first appearance), and Ruse; Mrs. Brooks (her
irst appearance), Miss S. Davis, and Mrs. Astley.—Sketch of
the 'celery, Woody Glen and Cave, Fugitive's Retreat, Front
View of Alphonso s Castle, landing-place of the Crusade
Knights, Exterior of the Castle, Anti-Chamber, Exterior of
llung,,on, Interior of the Dungeon, Presence Chamber, Dis-
nut View of Castle, Chamber of Rest, Sanctuary, Fatal Bridge,
The Spectacle concludes with the Defeat of the Blood
Red Knight by Warriors on real Horses.
iloriernanship by the celebrated Untted Equestrians.
To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called
THE DISCOVERY;
Ct, ILARLEQUIN's SALUTATION TO JOHN BULL.
PAULY DULL, SANDY BULL, AND TAFFY BULL.
S:r.rry, Virtuoso's Museum, Extensive Mountains, Water-
fill and Petrified Cavities, OW Man's Mansion, Breakfast
11111, Fancy-street, Inside Foreign Custom-house, Village,
Our'. shop, Grand Colonade, Kitchen, Dreary Heath, Ex-
terior Vapour Bath, and Grand Palace of St. George, St. Patrick,
Paid, and St. Andrew. Squire Gaffer, Mr. Southby ; Gro
tope Lover, Mr. Davis; Harlequin, Mr. J. Bryson ; Clown,
Mr. Nlake.:n; Fate, Miss Blonagren ; and Columbine, Mrs.
ihors npen at half-past five, begin at haf-past six.—Second
h3hpast eight.—Boxes 4s.—Pit 2a—Gallery Is.
Pho.i for the Boxes taken from ten till three.
London, England, 1810-04-21

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

The Vessel, Boats, Wood, 11/4c. to be viewed at the Tobacco
Ground, Rotherhitbe. 'f he Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, at the
King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks. The Materials of
Vessels at Messrs. 'l'odd and Co. Mill-Wall, Pc play ; and all the
other Goods at his Majesty's Warehouses, Custom-House, Lon-
don, on Saturday the 21st, and Monday the 23d of April, 1810,
and on the Days of Sale, from nine in the morning to one in the
afternoon. Where Catalogues will be delivered.
N. B. Goods lough, at this Sale NIINSI he pail lyr as or before Thurs-
day, the 17th of May, 1810, between the hoar: of sine o'clock ;n she
morning aid three is the...afternoon, or the deport: mad: thereon
sandely lavas frolicked, and the Good; ptudd at a futnre Sale.
The Delivery to commence on Tuesday the Ist of May, 11110.

WILLIAM FLETCHER'S SECOND COMMISSION.
'THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under
a Commission of Bankruptcy, issued against WILLIAM
FLETCHER, now of 'Cook's court, Cursitor-street, Chancery-
lane, and Finchley, in the County of Middlesex, Money Scri-
vener, being a Second Commission awarded against hint under
the description of WII.LIAAI Ctercurs, late of Holborn-Courr,
Gray's-Inn, in the County of Middlesex, but then of Hoxton, in
the same County, Money Scrivener, Dealer and Chapman, are
requested to meet the Assignee of the said William Fletcher, on
Monday, the 30th day of April instant, at twelve o'clock at
noon of the same day, at Symonirs-Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-
lane, to assent to or dissent from the Assignee of the said Bank-
rupt enforcing a Dividend of 15s. in the Pound front the Estate
of the said William Fletcher, possessed by hint since the date of
the Second Commission awarded against hint.
London, England, 1810-04-21

Spirituous Liquors, Wine, China, Haerlem Oil, Grocery, Tan-
ned Skins, Glass Tumblers, Looking Glasses, Drugs, Vermilion,
Smalts, Woollen Cloth, Cloth Coats, Blacking Cakes, Zaffre,
Painters' Colours, Soap, Beer, a Carding Machine, model of a
Spinning Machine, Guns, Pistols, Swords, Tobacco, Snuff, Poma-
tum, a Vessel, materials of Vessels, Boats, Wood, Lace, Shawls,
Linen Drapery, Lacquered Ware, Beads, Necklaces, Bracelets,
Ornaments, Fans, Otto of Roses, Gold Chains, Counters, Chess-
men, Mother of Pearl Knife-handles, Jewellery, Precious Stones,
a musical Watch, Clocks, Salmon, Tobacco Ashes and Cin-
ders.
London, England, 1810-04-21

BADAJOS, MARCH e 9.

Our operations for some time past have been of
little military importance ; however, I can assure von,
we are not sleeping or idh.. The cause looks well at
present. Depend urn it that Spain never. no, never,
will be subjugated to France. The event is physically
impracticable.
The Marquis of Romani, who i s in himself a host, is
unremitting in his exertions. He is repa iring fast the
work of his predecessor.
London, England, 1810-04-21

iOX!NC.

irm first meeting of any, note of this season,
amongst the amateurs of pugilism, took place on
Thursday afternoon, on Oak-common, near
Acton, to attend an exhibition between two profes-
sors, of the names of Ballard and Hall. The former
has contested many successful battles, tinder the tui-
tion of Caleb Baldwin, the veteran. Hail is a candi-
date for fame from Bristol. The contest was for a
subscription purse of 20 guineas ; Ilall was the fa-
vourite at setting-to. In the first round it was seen
that Hall was without science, and Ballard lainiedhis
head ; but at the close of the round the Bristol man
planted a half round hit on the side of Ballard's neck,
and he fell. This hit brought betting to 2tol in fa-
vour of Hall, but although the fight might have been
considered to have been taken out of Ballard, he ral-
lied again in the next round, planted two hits on his
adversary's eye, and gave himself an easy fall. He
rallied again in the third round, and hit Hall on the
left side, which puffed it up to the size of an egg.—
Hall had the best of the fight after this, although he
can only be said to have one perfection, which is
making tremendous right-hand blows. These blows,
although slowly planted, Ballard was not able to
stop, or get away from, and he fought under every
disadvantage for • half an hour, when he resigned,
milled in a manner that would satisfy any glutton.
London, England, 1810-04-21

MONEY BUSINESS.

PERSONS of Rank, or Merchants and others, pri-
vately accommodated with Money, from £2ao to any
amount, by Annuity on incomes in Land or the Funds, or un
Bills of Exchange or Notes of Hand, or any kind of security.—
Ladies, single or married, and heirs to estates, or money supplied.
Those who have money may lay it out at this Office at 10 per cent.
Attendance every day from ten tin five.—Apply or address
(post paid) to the Director of the General Agency Office, N 0.6,
Bell Savage Yard, Ludgate Hill. The best price given for Evates
London, England, 1810-04-21

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.

By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs•
Ou Tuesday the 24th of April, 1810, by Ten o'Clock in the

Forenoon,
WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE,
At the Custom-House, in this Port,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS under-
mentioned, viz. •
216 Glass Bottles
1 Piece of Mahogany
33 Masts
25 Spars
6 Oar Rafters
2 Boats and Materials
64 Cwt. of Curdsge

28 Gallons of Wine
1 Gallon of Oil
12 cwt. lqr. Pounds of Salt
34 Pounds of Cottle
52 Yards of Muslin
12 Handspikes
1 Barrel of Tar

• Also
The Sloop WILLIAM and NANCY, burthen about A 1 Tons,
with her Materials; Five broken-up Boats and Materiais ; and
Two old Boats and some old Stores returned.

N.B. The goods above-mentioned will be set up in several
lots, and sold to the highest bidder.

Attendance will be given at the Custom-house aforesaid, in
office hours, for viewing and tasting the same, three days before
the (Lay of sale only.

SPAIN.

CORUNNA, MARCH 19.

Nothing particular has occurred here ; we are in
daily expectatiOn of a frigate which has sailed from
London w:th 30,000 muskets, with which we will
arm as many thousands of men. This part of Spain
will not submit to tLe French, but rise in a mass to
oppose their entrance. A sufacient number of car-
tridges, and '2OO pieces of cannon, have been dis-
tributed through these provinces.
Three days ago the frigate Cornelia, arrived at
Ferrol from Cadiz, with two millions of &liars.

The Frenc:i ri main in the Asturias, and are in
number about 4000 ; hut, the troops of General
Roncalez, and those which have entered this pro-
vince, hold them bctween two fires. On the side of
Astorgo the enemy is at Port Ordip;o and its vicinity.
The fortifications of this place are repairing and en-
larging.
M.; licrt 29..—Tt is reported as a certain fact, that
Ma!s:1.11 Nev has ietreated to .Tamoin with the re-
mainder of his corps, amounting to no more than 3000
men, and that tile English have entered Salamanca,
jointly with the c,Jri.s of Don Carrera.

PORTUGAL.
London, England, 1810-04-21

LtSBON, APRIL 2.

We have witnessed for several days the disembark-
ation of numerous English troops, foot, horse, and ar-
tillery, who have lately arrived to reinforce the army
with which his Britannic Majesty supports the defence
of this kingdom and Spain. We are not yet acquain-
ted with the exact number of these troops, but in or-
der that our readers may be able to form an idea of
the generous efforts of the British nation, we insert
a fn..t:'..r statement of the number of English ships
which brought these excellent troopS, and entered
the port of this city, from the 25th to the 31st of last
month :

Sal of the lint. -
Frit.ates
Scin.oner. and Ilrr,s
Large transiurts

- 7
1.53

Total

170

The warlike appcnrance, arms, accoutrements, and
discipiine of these brilliant troops ue truly admirable,
and perfectly equal to :.01 the other corps which are
already found in tl,;s kingdom.
This gr:;nd at my, after it shall have formed a junc-
tion %%id' the Portuguese army, will make the number
of tr•,ops destined for the defence of this kingdom
amount to upwardi of 100,000 men, besides 4 regi-
ments of Militia in :he best possible condition. These
tespectable and niur,eroi:s !orccs also enjoy the ad-
vant.ige v:hich is of extieme importance in the pre-
sent state of afrail s, that the operations et the whole
army are directs..' by one sole General in Chief, an ad-
vantage which considerably increases its st,•:neth, by
preventing the banaul ressits of party influence and
disunion.

APhiL s.—We are in denht in this city as to the
preci.e ;.tuatica of the Eritish army ; hut this we
know, that ihcy are within a very short distance of
the French tow:!rd:. Cind..d Rodrigo.
We of cow se tvitmely anxious as to the re-
sult of a battle, v..l);ch is almost hourly expected. It
is reported that the French have thought tit to retreat
upon the road to S..lamanca.
We have rumours bete of a victory gained by the
Marquis de la Romana, who is said to have driven
the enemr con:;,letely cut of Seville, acid to have
opened the ro;:d towards Cadiz. We fear that this
account is at least. exaggerated.
London, England, 1810-06-25

HOPE INSURANCE COMP ANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN-
NUMES—CapitaITWO MILLIONS—Office, LUDGATE-
HILL, LONDON.
PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Policies
expire at MIDSUMMER, are respectfully informed, that Re-
ceipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery
at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company
:Sroughuut the United Klngdosp.
N.B. Policies of Insurance, which expire at the above Period,
stAild be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-06-25

EIRT

Saturday morning, at half-pa:t foto- :i'dock, at his Grace's resi-
dence in Hamilton-place, her Grace the Duchess of Bedford, of
a daughter. _ _

In Caroline-place, Guildford street, the Lady of Captain I. C
Lockner, E. I. S. ut a daughter.

MARK lED.

At Wind.inr, on the Ifith inst. M. Sir•rw•ill, Esq. Captain in
the King's Own Stafford Regimen:, to Lucy eldee: daugh-
ter of James I Ana, J. F. R.

1)l).i).

Fridly the 21st inst. at T \ylc:tinthini, in the 71ct year of her
age, the 1.14;hr I immutable Ctllltii.•l4 nt .11.1 Khsearilin;
—whose life, it may he truly •,.11, has been ,rent in piety and
benevolence. Her numerous friend; :Lad ae 7unint.inet will ever
have mist to revere her memory, and lament her lo.s. In her,
the poor have lust a real friend, as her public and private chari-
ties were mil: Ain& d.

Yesterday morning, between Hint and ten o'clock, the Right
H onotimble Lord Sotithampton, at his huiisr, iiw.)y-Farm,
H•ghgate. His Lordship was but in the 40th year of his age, and
lel kin a month before his death appeared in the utmost vigour
of life! Ma t ordsh'is is slice :eded in his title by his eldest son,
an infant in the sixth rear of his he I lett a datightsr of
his former marri:g.., and on utfur son and two daughters by his
present I .aily.
Lheely, at Grint.by John Carol b /1, at ti,e advanced age of
upwards of lOU y;•:ua lid was employ. dat that place as a gar-
&ILA-, in the family of :lie kne Cliristupl.er Clayton, Esq. and of
George Termy -an, 1..1. upwards of ;O years, and retained Lis
,acuities until his death.

TO \lUli.tO .
Sun Sun seri, M )(In F 1.9.19
41 minutes after 3 17 minutes after 8 47 niittutes ant•r 13

HIGH V'All'Eß AT I.ONDON BRIDGE 'I 0-11Olt ROW.

Morning
Afternoon

. 31 af:cr 9
... P olialirrs :tf•r•r 10

This day was published, a new Lein nearly Thrce
Hundred brie u!dy :is.

QOLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; or Advice
ki to both Sexes, on Female Disease:, Nervous:, Hypochondriac.
and Consumptive Complaints. This book is recommended to
young men and boys ; has been the h.hour of many year: exp'•ri-
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and destructive vice. To which i: added, an Es ay on Disease,
incident to Fetnalt.s and au Appmdix on the subje,:t of a solitary
and destructive Vice; also au Address to Parents, Guardian:,
Tutors, and those who have the care and education of Youth.—
Likewise Advice for Bathing, explaining the mode of trt atm nt.
In the different stages ,)f the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout,
Rheumatism, and Venereal Disease, Cautions to young Persons
of the danger of improper connexions or improper treatment, &c.
The amazing sale of this Book is the hest criterion of its
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London, England, 1810-06-25

GOODS.

AN instant RRADYifoKEY-MARKET for all
sorts of LINEN. WOOLLEN, COTTON, and nther
GOODS, to any amount, particularly suited to those who have
heavy Stocks, who wish to avoid all risks, and who far the advan-
tage of Cash-payments and a quick return, will be willing to sell
at d corresponding reduced price. if desired in any case, strict
secrecy will be observed.—Letters to be addressed to Messrs
Wintarhouse and White, Bristol, post-free, or they will not be
Noticed.
London, England, 1810-06-25

LdiP IN7ELLIGENCE►

PALACE COURT.

Saturday an action was brought by a person who
kt furnished apartments in Rotherhithe tc a Lady,
against a person who was in the habit of visiting
her, on the ground that the frequency of his visits
argued that kind of intimacy which should render
him liable to her debts. The defendant proved she
was not his wife, that she had taken the lodgings her-
self, and that lie had not, in any manner, undertaken
to pay for them. The plaintiff was consequently non-
suited.

COCKPIT, It'NE 23.
Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the
Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes.
Lydia Hoad, Stanwood master.—This American vessel, laden
with oil, from Gallipoli to Copenhagen, was captured by the pri-
vateer Madona, and carried to Malta ; where the Vice Admi-
ralty Court condemned ship and cargo. Further proof directed
of the destination of the ship, and the property of the cargo.
Catlerina Elizabeth, Sjobeck master.—This Swedish vessel,
laden with wines and some dollars, from Tencriffe to Plymouth,
w.:s seizeslby the Spy privateer, and sent to Barbadoes ; where
the Court restored them, and also live hundred dollars, the pri-
vate property of the Captain, and condemned the remainder.—
Captors appealed.—Sentence affirmed.
Dente, Thompson master.—This American vessel, laden with
coffee and sugar, was returning from Basseterre to Baltimore,
when captured by the Ethalion, and carried to Tortola.—Restored
as claimed.
Casto, Fernandes master.—This Spanish ship, with indigo and
hides, was seized whilst at anchor at Barreta, and carried to
Condemnation G-
ibraltar.— affirmed.
London, England, 1810-04-17

STAMP OFFICE.

Mr. WHITER E wished to know, now they had reached
the I 6th of April, in what state of foiwardness the arrangements
were at the Stamp Office, which were to have been completed in
the present month ? If they were not likely to be completed be-
fore May, be should make some motion on the subject.
Mr. WHARI ON replied, 'that when hr carve into office he
was told, that though the business was complicated, it might be
got through with by April. In answer to his renewed inquiries,
he had been infoinied It could nut be arranged as early as was
expected.
Mr. WHITBREAD then gave notice that he would make a
motion on the subject shortly after the holidays. He must say,
that if the business had been let about as an individual would go
about his own conc4ns, it would have been completed long ago.
it6tI•IITTEE OF SUPPLY.

The House having resolved itself into a Committee of Supply,

Mr. WHAR I ON, alter some observations, moved that
sum (not exceeding 4:548,481) be granted for the expellee of
barracks. '1 he excess above the vete of last year, he observed,
was occasioned by fitting up the building at Winchester, called
the King's House, as barracks.
Mr. CALCRA mated, that there were outstanding debts
against the Barrack Board for upwards of five yearb.lt appeared
on the face of the accounts, that out of the vote of last year there
were £248,000 nut expended. He wished to know what became
of that money ? •
Mr. WHARTON (across she Table)-- It bas been carried to
the account of the Army Ertraordittaries."
Mr. CA i.t.:RArr said, that since the year 1794 no les* than
thirteen millions had been voted for barrack experces. Out of
these, eleven millions only had been expended conformably to
the Resolutions of the House. Was be to understand that the
surplus bad been applied to the payment of die Army Extraordi-
naries ?

Mr. PARNELL wished to be informed what part of the enor-
mous defalcation, £106,C00, due from General Delancey, had
bees paid ? He also was anxious to ascertain whether the advice
of the Commissioners of Military Inquiry had been adopted,
which recommended that the Architects and Surveyors of Bar-
racis should be paid by specific salaries, instead of a per centage
upon the amount of the stutis expended.
Mr. WHARTON said, in answer to a question put, that the
pension of General Delancey bad been employed In liquidation of
the debt or deficiency of £106,000; General Delancey being in-
solvent. The Commissioners were, however, moue anxious in
following up Inquiries against Mr. Lavison and other Sub-Ac-
colgta.no, who are splyenr, ant! Mihnwhosu Kuril sum would

.
London, England, 1810-04-17

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ORDNANCE OFFICE, Afrr.l 18, 1810.
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THE ARMY.

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