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London, England, 1810-03-03

TRANSPORT OFFICE, March 2, 1810.
THE COItiMISSIbNERS for CONDeCTING
AIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of SICK and WOUNI),ED SEAMEN, and fir the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday, the 15th
March, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners
of 'War in health at PORTSMOUTH, for Six Months certain,
from the Ist of April next.
N Tender will k received after esse o'cloni on the day of treafy, nor
spy noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, trronially
Each Tender must he accomparied by a Letter frogs two restraakle
Persons engaging to become hound with the Per.... tendering, in the sum cf
£lOOO for the due performance of the Contrast. •
Farther particular: may be known 6.7 applying as this Office, or to
Captain Woodrff, Farber, near Gorport.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 28, 1 s 0.
MR. JOHN SMITH begs to inform his Friends
and the Public, the final Dissolution of his Copartnership
with Mr. I. N. Ronixsox having this day taken place, that he
intends carrying on the business of a Ship Chandler, ece. on his
own sole account, at No. it 4, Broad-street, on the Point, the pre-
sent residence, of Mr. George Toop.
I. S. begs to return his sincere thanks for the favours conferred
on the Firm of Smith and Robinson, and trusts, by his assiduity
and attention to business, to merit the confidence of those who
may commit their commands to his care.

TO BE LET, READY FURNISHED, FOR' A TERM, OR.
SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
YATELY HOUSE, and 95 Acres of Land,
situated at Yately, Hants one mile from the great Western
Road, three from the New Military College, Blackwater, three
from Hartford Bridge, six from Oakingham, 12 from Reading,
and 34 from Hyde Park Corner. The House is very pleasantly
situated in a Paddock of 35 Acres, and consists of a Drawing-
room Sit feet by 20, Dining Parlour 28 feet by 19, Breakfast-
room 26t, feet by 15i, Entrance Hall, Store-room, eight principal
I Bed-rooms, three Dressing-rooms, Water-closet, and numerous
Apartments for Servants, Kitchen, Scullery, Servants' Hall, and
excellent Offices of every description; capital Stabling for twelve
Horses, and double Coach-house, excellenm walled Garden,
Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Cold Bath, Green-house,
&c.; Farm Yard, Barns, Granary, Fowl-house, also a Cottage
and Garden. Light Acres of the above are Freehold, the re-
mainder Copyhold of inheritance, held of the Dean and Chapter
of Winchester, at a very moderate fine certain, and nearly equal
to Freehold. Land-tax redeemed. Timber, Fixtures, and Crops
to be valued.
For particulars enquire of J. Marshall, No. 22, Upper King-
street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1810-10-17

CURE OF S CONE A)io GRAVEL.
MR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-street,
Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADAMS', SOLVENT,
a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the
81..1D1,)ER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he has for
close ytars devoted his w:lole profe,sionsl aversion to the above
D;s:acci. fie may be consulted at his own House on Wednes-
days and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of I is.
and Xi. 2s. Stamps included, two of which last correct the calcu-
lows diathesis in the habit, aid thereby preveut the concretion of
Stone in tersons of a sedentary life.
Sold also at Bacon aid Co.'s, I.so,oxford-strent, and at Bolton's,
front of tht Boyal Eichange, the Author's " Disquisition of the
Stone and-Geavel," Ninth Edition, price is. 6d. pointing out their
Cause, and the Diet to be observed during the Cure, with many
entraordirary Cases, some of perfect recovery even after the ope-
ration had been resolved on. May be had at Symoades, Booklet-
ler, No. 20, Paternoster-row, price is. Gd.
N. B. A friend of Mr. Whittle, in Fleet-street, has Just been
cured of the disorder, wliish was bought to be out of the reach
of sitedlrine. •
London, England, 1810-10-17

FORE. ON 12VTELIWGEIV'L,,E,

SEPT/MBAR at.
Tier Majesty the Empress Josephine arrived nn the
-11th with her sdire at Ber, remained there during the
11 th, and proceedeJ on the 13th towai,.'s Lausanne,
is believed, that had it not been for the bad weather,
ler Majesty would have visited .the Salt Works at
Bevieux. ner.,Mtqesty lialutined from the 14th to
the-16th in Lausanne, whence she departed for Gen£
As•slie preservedrhe strictest incognito, the' Qovern-
ment could nqt pay her any public marks of respect.
lier Majesty, however, received with her usual afar
bitty stile President of the and the In-
spector General of the Military, and viewed the fine
sethhourhood of Lausanne.
London, England, 1810-10-17

This day was published,
?rioted on Writlng,Pater, price for a Year, or RN. 6d. for

- Book, - •
THE FARMER's ACCOUNT BOOKfor 1310,
and 1811. By means of the Printed Tables and Instructions
contained in this Work, any Fawn Seriant who CAR write, is
enabled to kCep with accuracy and ti5e,411,2 accounts of a Farm.
Th• gr.-at utility of thi,- Publication to l'armers, S;ewattls
and Cultivators of -very description, is now fully, prov;sl, by
its eucrec.sing circulation throughout the kingdom. And it is
recononended to the notke of every Gentleman who wishes to.
know how his land is managed, as it contains a daily account of
Labour performed ; of Increase and Decrease of Stock; of Re.
cei2ts and Disburse.nents, and in fact, forms s complete Journd
of every tiling done on a Farm each week throughout the year.
Loadon : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St: Jactests-street, and
tray be had (if bespoke) of every Bookseller, StatiOner,. and.
Newsman, throughout the kingdom.
London, England, 1810-10-17

This day was publiThed.
The Seventh Edition, price los. 6d. in boards,
THE MEDICAL GUIDE for.thetTsi of Fault,
-.A. lies, the Clergy, and Pr toners lu Medicine and snny
gery ; b•Ans,. a Practical Treatise on the Prevention, Symptoms,
Causes and Cure, of the Diseases incident to the Human Frame ;
comprising the Latest and most important 'Discoveries in Medt•
one, free front technicalities. • • ' *-
By RICHARD REECE, M. D.
tellow of /toyal Colkge Of NM-rims of London; Leath*

on the practice of Medicine, &c. Rte.
Er This Edition has not only been re-written bat has re 4
giver! so many important additions, that.it may be considered a
aew work.

:•-
" It is of importance that every man shOuld be entitled,- to
know something of the laws of life,the nature of disease, and the
most rational modes of cure ; for this purpose Dr. Recce 's book
is better adapted than any with which we ore Acquaihtcd. It is
more judicious ilia° the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we
have no doubt it will entirely supersede." •

Crites] Review, April, 1807.
ternoster-11v.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Pa-
0.
London, England, 1810-10-17

BOURDEMIX, SEPTEMBER 20:

largellirantity of bread has lately been conveyed
through dtis:city; *for the Supply of the troupliitr
city; Navarre; and Catalonia.- In the weitefti pasts
cf Spain and in Porttigitl,notWithstandiitgaie Presence
of, 'to large an aymy, provisions are still plentiful. !
Theywrite ithder'Jite of the Bth inst. as follows;
from the neighbourhood of Tortosa p:-.0 The Duke
of. Orleans- yet 'mains in Tarragona, and has not
ventured nut of the town. - He is not' to &emend
the troops of that place,- as' they , have already been
marched ffunder General in Chief O'Donnel. Blake
1),,s a strap. Ong aunt in Valencia, as well as another
Spaniard o. the name of. Carlotto. Altogether they
clam -t b comruted at morethan nine or ten thou-
fa: nd. and are scarcely more than half armed. The
irrp ri;tl 0.600 under General Sebastiani have driven
Ile Sp.' iarfil before them, without being able to
1, into t',.-nt to action."
:T r 4.ollpwihg are some of the last returo or the
Imp ial armies in the East of Spain.:—ln Biscay.
18,000, in Aniagon 1000; and in catatonia gad Atli"
29,000. Among them all Oaks are very feir

• 130NEITANTINOVLE, SEPT. •
His Highnesi the Catmakin Fiala (who lately heft.
the chief .Nmisterial Authority here) .is about to go,
into AtsiN 'whither he has been allowed to convey his
property. Fle is tnteside at Smi, and will receive *
isrpthly pension 1000 piattres. Achmet Effendi
'incceeded to his office.

.
•rinuasH FRONTIERS, SEPT. If. ' :!: •
T4lttels eonteits inforMaiion that the Arilli t atie-
ceases of the 7th instant, by the kussians,• wertfOl-
limed up on the by an engagement which lilted
eight hours, and was fought betweo a body ortirlia
tvito.had ben dhnersed, and who had reassetahled
to the number of about 600 d. The enemy lost 2000
in killed, wounded, and prisoners, and 800 of them
were buried in the field. The Russians took several.
standardi and a great-number of muskets.
London, England, 1810-10-17

PlgasMOUTtl, OCTOBER. is.

i '1:

Arrived the OSPREY with* convoy front the bongs,
and the Cocertsin from a &pith. • The OSPREY is.
appointed to take convoy for the Downs, and the
LATONA frigate for Plymouth.—Wind E. - •
London, England, 1810-10-17

MEMEL, SEPTEMBER ea.

Count Gottorp (the Ex-King of Sweden) still con-
tinues at Pitjangen, in CourJands It is reported that
he intends.to proceed to England.

HAMBURGH, SEPTEMBER ea.

Bis Royal Highness. the Prince •of Pout-C.04'0,
Crown Prince of 4impected hieretivthesih•
Instant. • • - _

PA.RIS, OCTOBER 3.

The Crown 'Prince of Sweden 4( Bernadotte) set out
on Monday last from Murfontaine, on his way to
StPcitholvt.—Her Majesty the Queen of Holland is
artised at.Tontainkleau.
London, England, 1810-10-17

'lfni day was published, in I Vol. Bvo. price gs. .
THE LIFE of the late BELLBY PORTEUS,
LORD BISHOP of LONDON—his Opinions, I.ast Will,
and Character ; in which are included: Anecdotes of those with
whom he lived, and of many living and deceased Divines.
By a LAYMAN of Merton College, Oxford :
Being a tribute of affectionate esteem to the Memory of a
great and good Man; whoion Discourses, enforced by the corres-
ponding sanctity of hik exampl,., have rendered all those whom.
they have reached at once better and happier.
Printed fit I. Davis, No. 38, Essex-street, Strand ; and to be
had of all Booksellers.

This thy way putakshed is 1 Vol. ave. price Si. hoards,
SERMON S on rations SUBJECTS, respectfully
addressed to the Junior. Clergy, being a Selection from that
high:y admired Author and "flog etniaent Diviue Archbishop
Tiihtson. l'ittsse Sermons are •of
,popular kind, an,:, ca the
plan adopted, well calcuktted 'to impress conviction ir,)nt the
Pulpit, as to edify and instruct In Ow )Family and the closet.
By the Rev. R. it: BALDERSTON,
Ceram Of Wittile Cheshire.

Tolititpd for Longman,' Hurst, }Gees, Orate, and Browne,
Piternoster-row.

TO FLORISTS, NURSERYMEN, GARPENiRS, &e.
Just pubtithed,Avo. with Plates,
THE FLORIST's ; .A COMPLETE
F i'l•;E on the CUI„..FUR.E and.MANAGEMENT
ef the principal FANCY FLOWERS,BULBOISS ROOTS, die.
pith a Di.,ertatibn on seas Manager.— By JAMES MAD.
DOLKS, Lit ut Walsworth. A nevr • Edition, enlarged, by
CuRTII, containing colonred representations of the Flowers, and
euaravings descriptive of the different processes of Gardening,
and of the implements used in Horticulture, price 21s. and a few
ne copies, Al. lie. 6d. • • •
London: Printed feu Lauding, 31, St.. James's-street— _
London, England, 1810-10-17

AUQSBURG, SEPT4MBBR 24.

.It is expected that the result of-the conferences be;,
tween the Courts.cit Vienna and Paris, Xs tO, the pait
the f'brmer. shalt ukc in the Turkish war, will he made
kiioirn in a short time.. his generally believed that
the Austrian arms will take .an active share in the
cartipaign. It is understood that Prince Ferdinand
of Wurtemburgh will accept the high tifk;st of coll.!
tnandant of i'iutria and. Vienna.
London, England, 1810-10-17

HAZARD; BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for
the ensuing Lottery are now oil Sale at their Office, No. 93,
under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, and no where else in London,
en their account.

SCHEME.
5 Prizes of 3•520,000 - - £lOO,OOO
5 - - 2,000 - • - in,CGO
5 - -1,( o 0 - - - 51000
10 - - 500 - • - - 5,1.00
30 • 100 - - - 3,000
50 . 50 - . - 2,530
100 • • 25 - . - 2,500
4,800 - - 15 . . - 72,000

*O,OOO Tickets. .V. 00,004
-To be Drawn NEXT FRIDAY.

LS-ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co eon-
tractors with Government for the present State Lottery.
respectfully Inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are now
on sale at their Offices, Bank•hullolings, Cornhill, and opposite
the King's Mews, Charing-Cross.-.-SCHEME.
5
'5 ... 42,000 10,000
.5,000
50...:........... 100 8,009
4,800 ••••••••• ••• ••• IS ••• OA. ••• ••• '78,000

20,000 Tickets. se:100,000
Five Ticket‘ of each Number. •

MI to be driwn on FaIDAY NEXT, the 19th of October, Islll.
nRANSCOMB AND CO.-I. SIVEWRIGitT,
Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, resisectfidly ac-
quaint the Public they are now selling TICKET.; and SHAN es in the
greatest variety of Numbers, at their TRULY roR TU NATE Or nets,
No. 37, CGRNHILL, 11, HOLBORN, SB, HAYMARKE r,
and 169,' STRAND. For the last seven years therbaye been
INFORTUN eit UREA-I'26T FAVOURITH, and in the Last and THIS
Year ONLY, they Shared and Sold

. .
$ Prizes of £20,000 6 Prizes of .C5OOO & £lO,OOO
22 . . . £3OO & £lOOO . The First . . . . 30,000
N 0.7,081 Prize of 500Tiekets The Last . . . . 26,000
2,228 . . 100 Dicta And ONLY . . . 40,000
Prize ever Sod or Shared.

Besides 5,618, the Grand Prize of 1000 Tickets, or £24,765.
And in the last Lottery alone, Eleven Capitals.
The eiNLE STATE LOTTERY to be drawn tit:, year, will be
on FRIDAY NEXT, Oct. 19, on anew Plan, having five Prizes of
£20,000, only 4000 NpasberS, and ndt three BLuks to a Ptize.

. GRAND *IAI% LOT t ERY.
Tickets and Shares Cheaper, more CAPITAL PRIZES, and less
Numbers, to be drawn In One Day,
The 19th of THIS MONTH, OC l'ourtit 1810.

IIODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, 149, Oxford-
*feat, respectively solicit the attention of the l'uhlic to the
Scheme of the present Grand Lottery, eensisting of only 4,000
Numbers, with Five Prizes of :C4o,t on, which gives Adventurers
a.much greater chance of obtaining a Capital Prize than any
former Lottery, and considerably cheaper.

Ticitcrs and SHAKEY are on Sale at their Office as above,
where in the late Lotteries, the following Capital Prizes, were
Sold, Shared, r.nl Paid to fortuaate Adventur:rs, viz.
3,944 ... £.20,000 7021 ... £lO,OOO 18,060
29,467 ... 20,000 2.0:411 ... 10,000 36,030 5,000
15,705 .. 20,000 22,709 ... 10,000 9,787
12,660 ... 20,000 1,345 ... .5,000 119,404 15,000
16,797 ... 20,1100 30,333 ... 5,003 13,035
44,787.... 10,000 28,898 ... 5,000
Also 13 of £2,000-29 Of £l,OO1—
And In the Last Lottety, Tyra of the 0
TICKETS In Shan

ind 43 of Eioo.
.AND PACKETS of
London, England, 1810-10-17

ARMY.

A CAPTAIN of licavy Dragoons, quartered at
Home,wishes to Excharge with a Captain in the infantry.
Lettcrs (post paid), directed A. B. at G. Shade's, Bookseller, 26.
Prii:ces-street,•Caverhsh-square. will be lily attended to.
London, England, 1810-10-17

SHEERNESS. OCTOBER 16.

Sailed his Majesty's ships MERCURIUS and ALERT.
about 100 sail of ships to the Baltic and Gotten.'
btogh ; and the.Piumtett (surveying vessel) to t4el
Northward. Carrie into harbour the Bow feni43,rig
sad SOLEBAY fitate, . Went out otdoek the CRACKIIII;
ttn-brig ; and came into 'dock tbe-FaleAr sloolof
w. r.—Arrived from Chatham, the Rosmurfaigate.
London, England, 1810-10-17

DEAL, OCTOBER 16. • •

.a

Arrived the HUMBER armed ship, with the remain-
der of her convoy, which have sailed for their fiif-
ferent destinations. The HUMBER remains. Sailed
the IDA! cutter, with dispatches for the fleet off Ma;
ing. Arrived the BERMUDA sloop of war from Pores-
rnouth.—Wind S.E.
London, England, 1810-12-25

manding the right Squadrons.
Captain Dosvrau., ited Light Dragoons.

Mr. MACRENZIR, OAT late. negotiator at Moriam
arrived at Plymouth on Thursday, and not before, to
signify to Lvc.urs —IMPART" the [MIS on which he
is to enjoy the protection of the British Goverome 5 tit.;
with which he is stated to be well satisfied. He 1
still at Plymouth with his family, nor is it supposed
he will remove till the end of this week : every atten-
tion is paid him by the principal officers and Peinte
.
individuals in the viand/. Lord BotuNoncnioled'a
particulars is consm& 7i:its, and bAs____;,.`aft
them to pxylt day or att ins princely maw..
Pilfer*. e •• ,
London, England, 1810-12-25

. Mises, was publishtd.
Price 176.6 d. neatly bound in roan,
STOtKDALE's LONDON CALENDAR. for
1811: containing the &Imam& ; Companion to the Calen-
dar, being a List of all the Cones In Administration from 1760
to the Present Time, &c.; and the Arms of the Peers, Peeresses,
Bishops, and Baronets, with a full Account of the Present Peer-
age of the United Kingdom. •
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.

'DR. HUNTER'S LAVATER'S PHYSIOGNOMY.
This day were published, in 5 voltimperial 4to. price 3e) Guineas,
ESSAYS ON PHYSIOGNOMY, designed to pro-
mote the Knowledge and the Love of Mankind.
By JOHN CASPAR LAVATER.
Illustrated by more than Eight Hundred Engravirgs, accurately
copied, and some Duplicatas added from Originals, executed by,
e under the inspection of TitOMAs HoLLowAr.
Tranblated from the Preach by HENRY HUNTER, D.D.
Printed far John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1810-12-25

DUTCH •PA PERS.
OLOCZSTAD, NOVILMBER U •
,mss measures have been taken here to examine
yrApifist. the declarations of the bankers audissek.
clsenimAsi this town, with respect to colonial produs-
t r 'sit merchandise, were exact. For
this *pose t e houses and magazines of the mer-
chants were shut at nine in the morning, and the
ClisWalssuse-officers, together with the magistrates
of the town, inspected them ; but notwithstanding
the most strict investigation, no error was found.

MILAN, DECEMBER !?..

General Severoli arrived here this day from the
army in Catalonia, where he had taken the command
provisionally, in the absence of GenerarPino. Ge-
neral Severoli has delivered the Viceroy a letter from
Marshal Macdonald, in which he praises the Italian
troops. He left Gerona on the 19th of November.
The army is in good condition, and provisions are
ibundant.
AUGSBUROH,IDECEMBER. S.
All the articles of English merchandize confis-
ortid in this town were yesterday carried to the
ireat meadow without the gate of Goekingen, and.
successively committed to the flames, in pursuance
of an order received from Munich.
STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER 19.
General Von Aland has set out from this city for
_ Petersburgh ;he has dispatches of some impor-
tance. It is stated, among persons who are well
informed in these matters, that a treaty is negociating
between Russia and this Country, respecting the
future Proprietorship of Finland. Of this we shall
be able to speak more positively in a few days • but
it is reported, that the Count Romanoff may be ex-
pected at Stockholm on this subject.
London, England, 1810-12-25

NEW POCKET PEERAGE, FOR 1811.
This day was published, in two volumes, a new Edition for 1811,
brought down to the Present Time, price 18$. in boards, or
XI Is. neatly bound, of
STOCKDALE'S PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND ; contairfhig an Account of all
the Peers of the United Kingdom, with their origin and descent.
Printed for John Stocktlale, Piccadilly.

• EAGLE FIRE OFFICE.
PA TRENT OF PREMISES RENDERED UN-
• TENANTABLE BY FIRE.
POLICIES of Insurance expiring at CHRISTMAS,
should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period,
to prevent the Parties Interest ceasing therein:--MsacosiTica
lusuitottcos effected at reduced Premiums.
EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.
Every dominion of Insurances upon Lives may be effected at
this Office with the utmost facility, upon terms of peculiar ad-
' vantage. W. BEETHAM, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-12-25

EAST INDIA HOUSE, November 7, 1810.
THE COURT of DIRECIVRS ci: the UNITED
GOMPANT q MERCHAN73 e- ENGLAND, train
to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Nato,
That the Traosfer Books of the said Company's Stock will he
shut on Tuesday the 27th instant, at two o'clock, and opened
again en Tuesday the 15th of January following ;
And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, ate on the
bth of January next, will be ready to be delivered on Thursday
the 10th of tit* lame mcnth.
WILLIAM' NA MSAr, Secretary.
•

HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN-
NUI fIES--Caphal TWO MILLIONS—Office, LUDGATE-
HILL, LONDON.
PERSONS insured with this OtEce, whose Policies
expire at Cnatirrmas, are respectfully Informed, that Re-
ceipts for the Renewal of the same are now reedy for Delivery
at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company
throughout the United Kingdom.
N. B. Pelidosof Insurance, which expire at the above Period,
should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.
London, England, 1810-01-09

DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, DECEMBER 26.
The following article appears in our Journals,
under the head of Cette, the 14th instant :

66 Yesterday the people of this place were eye-wit-
nesses of an act of bravery, as uncommon as it was
successfully executed. A convoy of 50 sail of mer-
chantmen, bound hither from Marseilles. being disco-
vered by an English frigate, she instantly stood in for
this port, with the intention of cutting them off. A'
bomb vessel belonging to the convoy, upon seeing
that, immediately parted from the convoy, and boldly
made for the harbour under a press of sail. The
enemy's frigate, in order to prevent this, now turned
her whole attention to the chece of the bomb-vessel,
came close up with her near the entrance of the
harbour, and fired upwards of 100 shot at her ; but
the bomb-vessel steadily held on her course, and be-
fore the enemy could cut her off, arrived within the
protection of our guns, and entered the port amidst
the general cheers of the inhabitants. But how great
was the astonishment of all on finding, that the bomb
vessel had only, one man on board, a Genoese sailor,
who, in spite of the greatest danger, determined not
to abandon her, and thus, by his intrepidity, saved
not only the vessel of his master, but also the whole of
the convoy, which, in the mean time, had an opportu-
nity of eacting their escape."
DECEMBER 28.—0 n the £6th, his Majesty came to
town at noon, and soon after he presided at a Cabinet
Council.
The same day there was a grand dinner at Court,
to which all the Kings and Queens in this capital
•ere invited.

His Highness the Prince Primate is expected here
in the course of the present week.
M. Pierlot, the Receiver-General of the Depa•t-
ment of Aube, is appointed Intendant-General of the
Empress Josephine's Household. That Princess still
resides at Malmaison, with her daughter, the Queen
of Holland.
A division of the Bth corps, which is quartered at
Orleans, and the Ist division of the Imperial Life
Guards, who were in cantonments in Chartres and the
♦icinity, have broken up for Bayonne.
The Aimable Flore, of Granville, in company with
three gun-boats, brought into the bay of Cancale, on
the 20th inst. the English ship le Gouverneur de
Carleston, of 238 tons, carrying 16 guns, and laden
with sugar, coffee, rum, Etc. The prize entered Gran-
♦ille the same day.
London, England, 1810-01-09

-
MR. CUMBRRLAND'S WORKS.
In a fear days will be published, price 12$. elegantly printed in
two pocket volumes, and embellished by a beautiful Ettee-Ho-
mo fronthipteee, engraved by Mr. Finlay, from a celebrated
picture by Titian, a new Edition, being.* Seventh, of
CALVARY, or the DEATH of cHßist. ,
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BADAJOZ, DECEMBER 21.

The British army under the command of Lord
Wellington, which was in this place and in this vici-
nity, has begun to march ; only the head-quarters and
one regiment remain, which, it is said, will set out
very shortly.
DEcEstaut 22.—The army under the command of
Victor and Mortier extends itself over the whole of La
Mancha; its head-quarters are at Ciudad Real ; the
corps under Sebastiani has proceeded towards Cuinca,
in order to avoid the army of Valencia and Murcia,
which threatened his left flank. Our army of Li:
Mancha, according to letters received by this post,
was at Valdepenas, and the neighbouring towns, and
the head-quarters at Carolina.
According to advices from La Mancha, the dispersed
contitrie to reunite, some with, and others without,
arms. The Post from Jaen, under date of the 2d inst.
states that the enemy, in number 3000 cavalry, remain
in Consuegra, Madrilijos and Geberes, occupying the
private houses. Those in Toledo are in considerable
force, and make excursions into the neighbouring
towns. At Talavera there are more than 8000 men,
with a great assortment of provisions.
His Majesty's frigate La Prueba has arrived at
Cadiz from Montevideo, after a passage of 80 days,
having on board, on the account of Government,
181,703' dollars, and on account of the military ex-
peaces, 88,000.

LISBON, DSCEMBER Is.

1
His Majesty's ship Comus, with twelve merchant
ships and nine transports, supposed to have wounded
troops on board, sailed for England on the 11th inst.
The troops are all in motion from Badajoz. They
arrived at Elvas last Sunday ; they "are expected at
Abrantes to-day, and ate to proceed immediately to
Lelia, to which place a quantity of dollars has been
sent from hence ;,o-clay ;it is, of-course, .uncertain
where the head quarters will be established, but it is
expected that a strong force will immediately march
to Coimbra and Oporto.
The Supreme Junta of Estremadura has addressed
he following dispatch to the Secretary General of
the Supreme Government of the Kingdom :
" MOST EXCELLENT Sic—We inclose to your Excellency, a
rteral copy of a dispatch which has been received by this Junta,
from Lord Wellington, General in Chief of the British Army : in
which be takes his leave, and announces the march of his army to
the North of the Tagus, for the reasons which he states, in order
that your Excellency may lay it before his Majesty for his infor-
ma ion, in respect to the circumstances it may effect.—May Goa
preserve your Excellency, &c.
46 T. T. PONCE P. M. RIERIO.
" T. NIZAANIO P. DE MIMEO.

" Badajoz, Dee. 9."
COPY oP A LETTER FROM LORD WELLINGTON TO THE
London, England, 1810-01-09

JUNTA OF ESTREMA.DURA.

- - -
" SENIOR-1 have the honour to inform your Excellency, that
the events of the war in Old CastMe have rendered it necessary
to carry into execution the movement which 1 some time ago de-
signed, of removing with the British army, under my command,
to the North of the Tagus; consequently some of the troops will
somtnento their march to-morrow morning. It affords me satis-
faction ai know, that in respect to the position occupied by the
enemy's troops, the said movement can still be carried into effect,
notwithstanding the disasters as well in Castille, as La Mancha,
without compromising Ithe safety of the province of Estrema.
dura. My head quarters will, however, remain here for some
days, and I shall not fail to profit by this circumstance, to return
your Excellency the most sincere acknowledgments for the very
polite attentions I have received during my stay among your Ex-
cellencies • as also for the zeal and indefatigable care with which
your Excellencey has furnished the previsions required by the
detachment of the army under my command, which has been
cantoned in this province. I assure your Excellency, that I sen-
sibly regret that circumstances of the greatest impoi lance to the
general cause oblige me to remove my troops to another part of
the country, separating myself from persons to whom I am under
so many obligailons, and I entreat your Excellency to be assured'
that I shall feel the greatest pleasure in opportunities of being use-
i ful to the province of Estreina4pra and city of Badajoz, and that
I shall have mini' titisficOpa iq highs( of hi iecuritt wet.
London, England, 1810-12-22

DOVER, DECEMBER 20.

-..Arrived the Aventurier Preach privateer of sixteen
guns and 48 men, captured by the Royalist. In the
chace she threw her guns overboard.
DEAL, DECEMBER 20.
Arrived the Christianna Elizabeth from Rio Ja-
neiro, bound to Gottenburgh, detained by his Mas:
ty's ship TALBOT. Arrived the ROYALIST and RI-
NALDO, from a eruize.—Wind W.S.W. and squally.
Dec. 21.—Arrived the Baring tut India ship from
Portsmouth ; also the PODAROUS. BEAGLE" Eels°
-and DWARF from a cruize ; BELLONA from of the
Texel. Sailed DAUNTLESS and Brzerrs, with a con-
voy for the River.—Wind W. blows'strong.

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 21.
This morning arrived the PYRAMUS, 92 guns, and
Poftria gua-brig, from the Northward ; and CALYPSO
with convoy from the Nore ; and remain in the Roads
with the Roebuck, Kite ; and in the Harbour, the
Cracker, Acute, Bruizer gun.brig, and Emms and
Portia gun•vessels.—Wind S.W. blows strong.
London, England, 1810-10-19

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•

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. !., •
Polint d4OOWYP active k be.r* the_ by bei
yesterday, on his way fromifirsigstspist raving
a ainsle domestig accompanying Ca). lie did not
stop here, but took the road which leads to Rusehi:
Having arrived at Pnlangen, he was asfetd if he had
a passport from the Department for foreign Affairs
at St. Petersburgh. He had none, and he was.not
permitted to proceed. In waiting the return of
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mains under the care of the customs at Falange''. It
is said that he had gone to Pilau, and that he was on
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I bark. The Count then got into a -passion, and with
la pistol in his hand charged him not to interfere with
his proceedings. But the Commissary having ob-
served to him that he only acted from superior orders
the COnnt allowed himself to be taken on shore.

I
London, England, 1810-10-19

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE TIMES.

Islington, October 17, 1810.
SM.—As every htimane individual must be inter-
ested in the fate of poor JEFFERY, the Seaman, I trans-
mit you an extract from a letter shewn me by a friend
this morning, which is dated Marblehead, United
States, March 8, 1808. It was written by a Mr.
STRAWBRIDGE, who had emiggted thither, and is a
person of the strictest veracity : it is addressed to a ,
relative here in England ; and speaking of the great
kindness of the Americans to strangers, he specific
the following instance, which must relate to Jamey,
the Sfamaz,'thougli no name be mentioned :
4, A boy about sixteen was picked off an nninha-
bited island by a Marblehead vessel the week before
last—had been put on shore there lay a Captain of a
man of war from Plymouth, for taaping a cash of liquor
—had been nine days without food, was nearly dead„'
and no clothes ! The Marblehead people collected !
money for a new snit of clothes. He is now quite
h well—has got work at nine shillings sterling per week,
board, washing, lodging, and mending. In short,
I never thought there were such kind-hearted people
in this world."
This extract, though short; may be deemed satis- '
factory as far as it Roes, though there is probably a
mistake respecting bis age. The affiJavit stated to
be that of JEFFERY, which lately'appeared in your va-
luable paper, seemed to hive set the public mind at
rest ; but a subsequent letter, said to be his mother's,
has thrown it back again into a state of doubt. Your
insertion, therefore, of this present communication,
will no doubt be gratifying to every humane mind,
and at the same time much oblige your constant
reader, (Signed) roux :VANS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CiIRONICLE.
The following letter is received from a respectable
Farmer in the County of Cornwall :

" Loot, October 14, 1510.
" Having seen the STAR of Monday last, in which
was a letter of the mother of Jeffery, the seaman, to
be sure of the fact, I yesterday went to her (she lives
about two miles from my farm ;) she told me that
the letter was from her, and shewe4 me several letters
to her, one from Sir J—S----, a curious one, two
from Mr. W. and one from Mr. NV— C—,
but the woman will not believe he is alive. The trick
of personating her son is proved by his being able to
write, and to keep on a slate a daily account of jobs
done in the Smith's shop. I also called on the School-
master, Edward Rundle, of Poinerro, and he will, he
said, make oath any time of Jeffery being able to
write 1 end hand. He was always a dutiful lad,
and when the boat put off at the fatal spot (Som-
brero) he begged the men, who belonged to Polperro,
not to tell mother what had happenad to him,' and
she reasons justly, by saying, if he was alive ho would
have written to her." •

'
London, England, 1810-10-19

DEAL, OCTOBER is.

At day-break this morning, the RAcEn gun-brig
fell in with, off the Goodwin Sands, three French pri-
vateers, which she chased off the Coast. Sir EDWARD
Pettew, with about ten sail of the line, is brought up
off the North Foreland from the Scheldt 7„ they will
come into the Downs next ebb.—Wind W.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 18.
Sailed his Majesty's ships PARTRIDGE and CIIARGER
to the Westward. Ariived the PIGMY cutter from
the Down s. The Heligoland convoy will sail on Sa-
turday next.
London, England, 1810-10-19

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Outlast's!), Oc-roara 17.—Arrived the Maria, Gest ; and
Hannah, ♦Walker, from Vuebee ; and the Atalanta, Clarkson, from
New Brunswick. Sailed the Rising States, Baugo, for Philadels
phis; Nancy, Higgins, lilt Roston ; Martin, Caff.ey, fur Yuca-
tan ; and the Rosebill, Baiter, for Gibraltar.
The,Drystie, Gintson, of Whitelswiren, was lost at St. Mary's-
Bay, Newfoundland,.the middle of August last.
London, England, 1810-10-19

JEFFERY THE SEAMAN.

Mr. WHITBREAD, we are informed, is so fully saes-'
fed (since the appearance of Mrs. COAD'S letter in the
STAR) that the affidavit which appeared, stating the
existence of JEFFERY, *and signed with a >i is a for.
gery ; that he is determined to sift the matter to the
bottom, without delay. He has seat, we understand,
to Mrs. Coal), for a fair copy of the leuer alluded to
above, without any abbreviation of words or sentences.
In the mean time, we subjoin two letters relating to
JIMMY, which have appeared this day in two respec-
table Morning. Papers
London, England, 1810-09-03

C:LOUCESTERSHIRK.

SUDE I .17 Y CASTLE, MANORS, and FREEHOLD ESTATE.
On Thursday and Friday, the 27th and 28th of September, 1810,
at Cheltenham, in r,O Lots,
(Unless previously disposed of in one Lot by Private Contract,
of which flue notice will be given),
QUDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive 111ANeRs
I-, of Sudeley and Winchcombe, with 22G8 Acres of Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying compact, well dm-
hered and watered (the greatest part whereof Is covered by a
Modus io lieu of Tythes, and Is uncommonly rich and fertile),
now let in capital and convenient Farms, with good Farm-houses,
Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other requisites, rendering it
one of the finest Estates in the County. The Castle, at a nto-
derate rap/nee, might be fitted up as a munificent Mansion ;
and if sold in lots, the property is divided so as to forts several
eligible Estates, with beautiful situations and views fir for the ft-
sidelice of Gentlemen fund of agriculture u well as of opulent
Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately been made
rpm thas property to Cheltenham, seven miles ; to Tewkesbury,
llceeliam, and Stow, each 10 miles. The estimated value is up-
ward; of 21000 per annum.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Itichatid Ireland, at the
Lo•!ge Farm, near Winclicombe, of whom printed particulars,
with a Map, may now be had; and also at the principal Inns in
the County; at the White II Lrt Hotel, in Bath ; at the Office of
Messrs. Farrer and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of
Messrs. Webb, \Vebb, and Att wood, Salisbury, who are autbn.
rised t• treat by Private Contrict.
London, England, 1810-09-03

last nine Months:

••• Persons In the C•iuritry may be supplied by any (A
Btsit's Agents, or by sending Bank Notes, Cash, good Bilk, or
Post Office Orders, Co/myna.,
(Post raid), to either 4, or 9,
CIIMUNO-CRO+II, London.

EIICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con:
tractors with Government for the present State Lottery,
respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are now
on sale at their Offices, Bank-bulidings Cornhill, and opposite
the. King's Mews, Charing-Cross.--SCHEME.

. _
S
5 ......... ...... 2,000 .........
5... ... ... ... ... 1,000 ............... 5,000
10 ... 000 000 000 000 ' 800 800 000 004 000 000 5,000
30 ••• ••• 000 000 000 100 ... ... ... ...
50 ... ... ... ... ... 50 ... ... ... 000 000 2,5440
100 .......,.... ..• 25 ••• ••• ••• •• •• • 2,500
4,800 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 13 ... •• ••• ••• ••• 72,000

20,000 Tickets. £200,000
Five Tickets of each Number.
All to be drawn the 19th of Octob.-r, 1810.

PLYMOUTH.
At the London Tavern, kuxhole—treet, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 14th September inst. at 10 u'Clock in the Forenoon,
A FINE PRIZE BRIG, has a figmid Head,
between deck beams, and is Copper sheathed.
I.ength on Deck - - - 73 Ft. 10 In.
Breadth - - es 2
Admeasures about - - - 1 t3O Tons.
Is admirably calculated for the Streights, West•ludta, or New-
foundland Trades.—Afterwards,

To& IMPORTATION:
About 230 Hhd‘. Coffee S Tons of Fuittit
100 Bags Ditto . 4 Kegs Paint, and
200 Ditto Pimento 3 Jars Paint OIL,
5 Tons I.ngwo.stl Being hrr entire Cargo.
Also, TWO FRENCH CHASSE MAREEi—LE Boost
RILNICONTRIL, burthen about SO Tons; and LA CAMILLA, but.
then about 45 Tons, St for Coasting of bil..nd.Navigation; Prizes
to His Majesty's ship I.:3ErATICIASILE.
For viewing samples, :atslogths, and further information,
apply to Mr. loom HAwltit, Acting Agent. at Plymouth.
Atse—Fua Ex PDX!
25 Cases Haeannati Sugar, 1 Basket and I Box Oil,
2 Pipes Brandy, 2 Barrels suer,
5 Ditto Wine, 1 'Trunk
Cuffee,
1 Ditto superior Sherry ditto, 1 Barrel
1 Ditto Malaya ditto, 2 Pipes choice Vidoula Wine
1 Copper Jar Essence, (in Bond.)
FOR 110 Mt CONSUMPTION :
About 70,000 Colquillo Nuts 4 Bales Cotton Wool
4 Cases Bark, in bottles 7 American Mast Pieces
1 Ditto Castor Oil, in ditto 700 Bars Flat Iron
1 Bale Jalap 11 Cwt. Fine Clay'd Sugar
3000 American Pipe Slaves 50 Casks Irish Butter
2 Tierces Mice
For viewing, and further Info
Mr. JOHN HA

nation, tpply to
'KE.R, hirrelntnt. Plymouth. •
London, England, 1810-09-03

TO liE SOLTI BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN LO
At the Crown Inn, Ludlow,
On Wednesday, September 19, 11410, between the hours of
three and four in the afternoon.
g EVE RAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting
LI of FARMS, as undue:
Lou. Where situate. 'Tenants. Quantities.
1 Gladdestry Thomas Lewis 193 A. 1 R. SP.
g Ditto Thomas Morris 170 1 30
3 Ditto James 88 0 4
4 Ditto Mary Thomas 0 0 38
5 Huntingdon Timothy thrper 80 2 36
Gladiestry is between three and four miles we,: of Kinston
(a good Market). in the County of Hereford.
The Farms are let to tenant, from year to year, and (hey will
have notice to quit at the expiration of the current year. The
four first Lots adjoin to itch oilier. The whole are capable of
very great improvement by drainaze, and also ay irrigation, to a
considerable eaten:.
All the Farms have a Right of Common of Pasture over ex-
tensive Commons or Wastes, which, if divided amongst the Pro-
prietors and inclosed, would make a gre.a and valuable addition
thereto. Three of the Farm, adjoin :he Commons.
'lke whole of the Land-Tax is r-ii;-71ned.
Printed particular, nue ly• I .1 of Mr. Thomas Level., of
Gladdestry, (with whom '' • • respective Lott is left);
alto at the Crowe Inn, 1 .low ; the •; • . • ,'td King's
Head lons, Kington ; :Act, f-Lrefnril; : ~• lnns in
Leontirver, Pre-teign, Koighlon ; a., . ~t Air. Smith.
rchibt, Lodi:lw ; Mr. Crunithet, of Howey, bear
Builfh ; Mr. B:rwinati, Knnc kin Hall, rent Shrewsbury; and
Messrs. Forbes and Pccr)ck, T•y. .ondon.
The resp. ciive Tenants will shim t! 1810.
London, England, 1810-09-03

TBISH respectfully returns thanks to the Public;
• for their unbounded favours in the Last Lottery, and
aeittaints them that 'tickets and Shares are Selling for the pre-
sent Lottery, at both his truly Fortunate Oflfee,,
4, CORN H I LL, a;:d 8, CHARING-CROSS,
Where 39 Capital Prizes have bt en ',hared and Sold within the
London, England, 1810-09-03

' lassileas Woodward. if may; ikowitanthetsra,
is. is, and October IS, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Derby
Attorney, Mr. Empscn, Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's-Road,
London.
John Richardson, of Kingstoompon-Hull, spirit-merebant, dealer
and chaplaini Sept. 11, at two. Sept. 12. and October 13, zt
eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, in Sale-late, Kinston-
: upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Frost, Hull ;or Messrs. Rosser
and Son, Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn.
William Harvey, late of Warrington, Lancashire, flour-dealer,
Sept. 26, at five, Sept. 27, and October IS, at ten, at ;he Rule
and Child Inn, Warrington. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd,
Temple, London ; or Mr. James Croprer, Warrington.
Michael Humphreys, of Bristol, common-brewer, dealer and
chapman, September 13, 15, and October 13. at one, at the
Bush Tavern, in Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Whitcomhe and
King. Serjeant's-Inn, Met-street, London ; or Mr. J. H.
Frankis, St. John-street, Bristol.
Abel Tomlinson, of Little Droylsilen, Lancashire, shopkeeper,
dealer and chapman, Sept. 7, 28, and October 13, at two, at
the Bridgewater Arms inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Philip
Hurd, Temple, Londoir; or Mr. Hankin, Spring-Gardens,
Manchester.
John Taylor, late of Banbury, Oxfordshire, miller, mealman,
dealer and chapman, September 11, 14 and October 1 IS, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Aplin, of
Banbury.
John Stroud, now or late of Swansea, Glamorganshire, banker, '
dealer and chapruan, Sept. 13, 19, and October 13, at eleven,
at the Fleece Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkin,l
James, and Abbott, New inn, Loudon; or Alessrs.
Gloucester.
John Westlake, of Gosport, Hants, baker, mealman, dealer
and chapman, Sept. 25, at one, at eleven, and October 13,
at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Mr. Cruick-
shank, Gosport; or Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme,
New Inn, London.
Thomas Burringharn, late of Great Grimsby, Lincr.lnshire, mer-
chant, October 1,2, and 13, at eleven, at the Granby Inn,
Great Grimsby. Attornies, Mr. Barber, No. 11, Gray's luu-
square, London ; or Mr. Bellwood, Louth, Lincolnshire.
George Bold, of Edgware-road, Middlesex, stone-mason, Sept. 8,
15, and October 13, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. lop-
son. Castle-street, Holborn.
John Manning, of Namptwich, Cheshire, draper, dealer and chap-
man, Sept. 8, 27, and October 13, at three, at the Mosley
Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chan-
cery-lane,London ; or Mr. Morgan, No. 2, Back Mosley-street,
Manchester.
London, England, 1810-12-14

NORFOLK. * • -
Capital ESTATES and SHEEP WALKS at LANOHAM, be-
tween WEI.I.S and BLAKENAY, both Sea Ports, and in
view of the German Ocean, a very desirable Property to in-
vest Money.
TO BE SOLD BY AVCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, CortabiD, on Friday,
December '2l, at Twelve o'Clock, in one Lot,
AVERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
prising nearly 730 Acres of rich Arable Meadow, and
Pure Land, divided into sundry Inclosures, Arable,
Nand in the
open fields, with Farm Houses, Barns, Stables, and Out-build-
ings, and exclusive right of Sheep Walk over from four to five
hundred Acres, in possession of Messrs. Wells and Garratt, com-
manding an unbounded view of the German Ocean; the whole
forming a most desirable property for investing rooney; situate
about 20 miles from Norwich, 12 from Wells and Blakeney,
and 10 from Fakenham.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. Wells, at I.angham, where
particulars may be had; at the King's Head, Norwich;
Arms, East Derebam ; John Overton, Esq. Rainhara ; Crown,
Fakenham and Send hens; Chequers, Brandon; Ram, Newmar-
ket; Angel, Bury ; Crown, HockeriU; of Messrs. Blake, White,
and Mine, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand; at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.