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London, England, 1810-02-02

LORD GAMBIER.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL gasr-c notice of the intention of
his Noble Friend (Lord AlLlgrave) to move the Thanks of the
House to Lord Gay: bier on Thursaav next, for which day the
Lords vvvre also ord, :rd to he summoned. _ _ _

Earl GROSVENOR gave notice of a motion for Monday for
the production of the Letter of the Lords of the Admiralty to
Lord Cochrane, and wished to know if there would be any ob-
jection to produce it
The Earl of LW FR POOL declined giving an answer in the
absence of Lord N;ulgrave.
London, England, 1810-02-02

SINECURE OFFICER.

IRISH CUSTO,NTS' FEES CONIPENSATION.

Sir JOHN NEW PORT, agreeably to notice, moved for an
account of the amount of Compensation for fees suppressed in
the Customs in Ireland; of the amount of the Salaries Of all Of-
fices so suppressed; of the Order of Reference, if any, of th
Lord Lieutenant on that subject ; and for Copies of any ()falai
Letters from the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland to the
First Commissioner of Customs or Board of Customs, on the
subject in question, with the Answers thereto.
After some conversation, principally on thewording of the dif-
ferent motimis, between Sir J. NEWPORT, Mr. Fos rt. a, Mr.
TIERNEY, Mr. PERELVAI.,aIId Mr. WI;s;DIIA:4, they were put
and agreed to.
London, England, 1810-02-02

TO BOOKSELLERS, &c.

- - - -
TO be SOLD, a Wholesale Concern of the first
respectability in London, in the BOOKSEI.LING and
PUBLISHING TRADE, now in furl business, and possessed of
capabilities for an indefinite increase, the present Proprietor being
about to retire from trade. No person need apply who cannot
ccermianct from 8 to d.:10,000 ; and who cannot give security for
at Vast double the amount.
Apply to Mr. Miller, Solicitor, Red Lion-square, London ;
and letters arc request Ai to be addressed (post paid) accompanied
by the real names of the Parties, with references in London.

To be PUBLICLY SOLD, to the highest Bidder,
At the Custom House, Newcastle, on Monday, the 3th of
February, 1810, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About 119 Staves-6 Deals-45 liauclspikes
3 cwt. 2 qr. 0 lb. Corkwood 81 lbs. Raw Coffee
0 2 11 Rough Flaz 11 lbs. Roasted ditto
2 titre. Cotten Yarn Pi Gallons zlpani,h Wine
3 flags Salt Ditto Portugal. Do.
3t lbs. Moist Sugar I Ditto Cordials
4
silbs. Tea (Black)
The broken parts of the Hull of the Stadt Vier Lugger, and
the Sails, Anchors, Cables, Standing and Running Rigging, and
other Materials, belonging to the said Lugger.—Also,
Will be Sold,the same Day, at the Watch-house, North-Shields,
London, England, 1810-02-02

MONEY PERSONS.
ANY Persons, Ladies or Gentlemen, single or
married, wishing to make the most of their Money, may
employ it legally and safely at 13 per Cent. and if they require it
need never be known.—Apply or address (post paid) to Mr.
Walsh, l\o. 40, Upper Mary-la.bonne-street, where a card may
be had to his residence a few yards off.—Money advanced on
Bills, Notes of Hand, and Annuities, as usual.

MONEY.
MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
those that may bo in want and desirous of borrowing tem-
porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all times
advance any sum from 1001. to 9.0,0001. and upwards, on personal
or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money
in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and
Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.—
Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their
house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by
letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for
well-secured Annuities.
London, England, 1810-02-02

PARLIAMENTAR r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 1.
The Commissioners of the Customs presented several Annual
Accounts ; and Mr. Johnson the Thirty-fifth Report of the Com-
missioners of Accounts in Ireland, which were ordered to lie on
the table.

Lord Porchcster and several other Members of the House of
Commons, brought up a Message, desiring their Lordships would
give leave to the Right lion. James Earl of Roslyn, to attend
e Committee of the Commons, to-morrow, on the Expedition
to the Scheldt, to give evidence.
On the motion of Lord ARDEN, thi Messengers of the
Commons were called in, aad acquainted in the usual fo-m, that
the House would send an answer by Messengers of their own.
The Earl of Rosslyn afterwhrds came into the House, and
on the motion of Lord WALSINGHAM, a Message was sent
to the Commons, acquainting them that leave had been given to
the Earl.of Rosslyn to attend, if his Lordship should think fit.
London, England, 1810-02-02

ARMY.
A. LIEUTENANT and ADJUTANT of a
Veteran Battalion would Exchange with a Lieutenant and
Adjutant, or Lieutenant of the Line.—Letters addressed to
Messrs. Brooksbank and Bernard, Army Agents, Craven-sueet,
Strand, will be attended to.—London, January 30, 1810.
No letters received unless post-paid.

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itig I ft Acres and a huff, and let on brace for three lives.
The Estates may be viewed by application to the respective te-
nants, and particulars had of Mr. Wise, Solicitor, Kingsbridge;
Mr. Pidsley, Solicitor, Exeter; Messrs. Cur and Kensit, Solici-
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AMERICA.

Earl GREY moved for several Papers relative to
Mr. Erskine's Negociation in America, consisting of
Dispatches from Mr. Canning to Mr. Erskine, con-
taining instructions, &c. ; Dispatches frail the latter
to the former ; and Letters from Mr. Erskine to the
American Secretary of State. Understanding there'
was no objection to their production, he should not
take.up the time of their Lordahips by making any
observations. _ _

The Marquis WELLESLEY had no objection to
the prc:itiction of the Papers moved for by the Noble
; the transaction to which they referred being a
thing past, no public inconvenience could now result
from producing them. It might, perhaps, be neces-
sary that some further papers should be produced ;
and it, upon investigation, he should find it so, he
would move for them on Monday.
Lord.ERSKINE was anxious to say a few words
upon the subject to which these Papers referred. He
pledged his honour to their Lordships that he had
never seen the documents moved for by his Noble
Friend, amongst which were the instructions sent to
his very near relation, except a small piece of paper,
which would appear when the Papers were produced.
He was the more anxious to address a few words to
their Lordships upon this subject, because it being
known that Mr. Erskine had very near and dear con-
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEBRUARY 3.

STAMPS ON BANKERS' CHECKS.

RXCLIISION 07 STRAW:OXL " ej'ir
Mr. YORKE then rose, and gave notice, that tf nattuielltilltaa
of the whole House to-morrow, appointed to inquire rWecting.
the Scheldt Expedition, should think proper to go into the exam!.
nation of parole evidence, he should feel it to be his indispensable
duty to move for enforcing the Standing Order of the Houma for
the exclusion of strangers, in order to preven"vhat should tne-
spire in the progress of examination from going forth to the public
in a mutilated or incorrect shape, which be was confident would
13: productive of very mischievous effects. He was persuaded it
would be much mere desirable that the public should await the
going forth of the whole evidence together in an accurate form,
than to receive it, es parts, incomplete, and liable to error and
misrepresentation.
NAVAL REVISION—FIFTEENTH REPORT.
- -

Mr. SHARPE stated, that he had given notice for this night of a
motion for an Address to his Majesty requesting that he would be
graciously pleased to order a copy of the Fifteenth Report of the
Commissioners of Naval Revision to be laid before the House.
Previoes, however, and subsequent to his giving this notice, he
had convened on the subject with several Members of that
House, and particularly with an Honourable Gentleman at the
head of one of the Public Boards ; and, in consequence of what
had fallen from that Honourable Gentleman, though he had not
given a decided opinion that it would be injurious to press the
production of that Report, yet as it was thought that this was a
matter of some delicacy, it was not his intention to submit the
motion on that night. He did not pledge himself, however, that
he might not move for it en some other day.
London, England, 1810-02-02

EXPEDITION TO THE SCHELDT.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL wished for some explanation re-
specting the nature of the motion for Papers relative to this Ex-
pedition, of which notice had been given by a Noble Marquis
(Lansdowne) for Monday.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNI!, in consequence of the ab-
sence of a Noble Friend, who would not be able to ;itrcocl fer
some time, was desirous of postponing his motion till Monday
fortnight ; and in answer to a renewed request of the Earl of Ll-
sterpool, to state the nature of his motion, his Lordship replied,
that he would apprize hint of it in the mean time.
The Order for summoning the Lords for Monday was dis-
clarg, 1, and renewed for Monday fortnight.
London, England, 1810-11-29

FREIMIAN'Ii GU rrA SA I.u.r.mus

nHE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so
bong proved, that nothltly of the present day can bear a
competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease,
which it effectually turns and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the paintta feehnErs sod exposure that attends salivation.
without debilitating the constitution Pa any degree, or even requi-
ring confinement from lanAiness, or restriction in diet. The radical
virtues of these Inestimable. Drops have proved their claim to public
approbation for more than 30 yea's. In all the debility of both
setts, they prove a rioter failiog restorative, whether the debility
isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleaseres, or the el-
le cts of a warm clinwae to travellers, and those going abroad.—
T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re-
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London, England, 1810-11-29

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND

Prom a recent c4culation, it arpearl that there ars
940 Clergymen on the estab:ishmentqf the Church of
Scotland, the Patron Ages of whose Livings belong as
follows :

To the erown 969
To Peers a: d their 4.1.1e,t SonS 314
To Commoners 350
94.

Of which last desci iption--•
Private Proprietors P.ive......... tv g
Royal Borough*. inaluilitig Paisley, a No-
r,,ugls of Regality of
comers
Parishes . 21
--.. 354
The Patronage of the Crown was much increased
by forfeitures during the last century, particularly ise
1715 I that of Peers and Commoners is more fluctik.
ating, Commoners sometimes succeeding re Patror,a
ages connected with extinct Peerages, and being at
other times created Peers.
London, England, 1810-02-05

son, all of Trinity, to be Bachelors of arts.

ECCLESIASTIAL PROMOT.ONS.
The Rev. -- Leonard, is appointed to the vicarage of N,
bottle, Northamptonshire. -
The Rev. G. Baher, M. A. of Newton, Devon, is appointed
to the living of South Brent; in that county.
CAMBRIDGE.
In addition to those who obtained *academical honours, the
lowing Gentlemen were admitted to the degree of Bachelor
Arts on the 20th ult.—
Mr. Rennet, of King/a College,
Messrs. Arnold, Baker, Burmester, Burrow, sen. Burton,
vies, sea. Ebdon, Gittens, Graham, Heckford, Lowther LI,
Mountain, jun. Baynes, Robley, Rumbold, and Stedman,
Trinity.
Messrs. Ahton, .Armstrong, Aerowsmith, Empson, Holley,
Kirby, Owen, Ramsay, Sutton, Tryon, and Uppleby, of St John',
Messrs. Athill and North, of Collis.
Mr. Sharp, of Queen's.
Messrs. Falkiwfield, Hawkins, &teacher, Ratbbone,
and Watson, jun. of Pembroke. .
*Masts. °Munn, Mason, Wimps; .41mon, Whiel4on,
Win& of Clare-hall,
Maori. Nteis,Adwards, Marshall, *94 Pascoe, of 'Ms.
Moms. Harrison andagdalen Hayes, of Christ College? :
riff• ilia*.
Meseta. Brown, Godboid,,,Robinson, and Tabberir, of Emma-
Mr. Barnard, of Sidney.
London, England, 1810-02-05

FEBRUARY S.

Minerva, Caldwell master.-.-This American Vessel, with coffee,
&c. from New-York to Amsterdam, was captured by the Betsey
privateer. The Admiralty Court restored the ship • and cargo
except the hides, which they condemned, and from which latter
part the claimants appealed. Sentence affirmed.
No. 17, Prince, or Conception.—This was an appeal from the
condemnation of 1132 quintals of copper, and 200 of cocoa, seized
or. the surrender of Monte Video, and condemned in the Admi-
ralty Court. Sentence affirmed.
0 rozembo Brewster master.—This American vessel, with
several French and Dutch Officers, passengers, was captured by a
frigate. Sentence, condemning the ship, and iu the claimants fit
the costs of the Appeal, affirmed.

• . ,•1

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London, England, 1810-11-27

EOSANQUET ON THE BULLION REPORT.
This day were published, price 41.
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
REPORT OF THE BULLION COMMITTEE.
By CHARLES BOMI.NQUET, Esq.
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The REAL CAVIL of the DEPRECIATION of the NATIONAL
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ROBERTSON'S SYNOPSIS MORBORUM.

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First (to be completed In Two Voluntes)of
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THE LIFE of ADMIRAL LORD NELSON,
K. B. from his Lordship's Manuscripts.
By the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE, F. R. S.
Librarian to the Prince, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness's
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This day wag published, in 5 Vols. price £ss.
Dedicated to her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire,

ISAISOILA of MILAN, a Novel ; Comprising va-
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London, England, 1810-11-27

MADRID, OCT. 25.

The desertion of the soldiers of this garrison still
continues. On the 22d, 40 Spaniards or the batta-
lion formerly called Polecia (but new Castello) de-
serted. On the evening of the same day, there was
an alarm that a party of guerrillas arrived within a ,
short distance, by the road of Ballecas ; and we are
assured that it carried off a reconnoitring party with
the officer who commanded it, that marched from this
place for the purpose of observing it.
On the 23d, nearly thirty officers, wounded, were
brought to our hospital, and early in the morning
various waggons of soldiers, likewise wounded, all
from the neighbourhood of Guadalaxera. It is now
said that we have 7500 men in garrison, but of this
number the corps of Royal Guards, the Artillery,
kc. form a part. On the same day, 1000 men march-
ed from this place towards Guadalaxera, among
which are some of the Royal Guards.
On the 24th, at one o'clock of the day, the mail
vros dispatched for France, and was at the Gate of
Hierro stopped by a party of guerrillas,.who carried
off the conductor and eight dragoons who escorted it,
and the postillion alone made his escape and brought
the news. Several detachments sallied out to seek
the Patriots, but the latter immediately retired with
their prey ; in consequence of which, at half-past
four in the afternoon, the mail coming from France
arrived without interruption by the same road.
We are likewise confidently told, that the general
courier, who also departed froth hence on the same
clay (the 24th) was surprised in Roses by forty Spa-
niards, who had taken the oath of fidelity to King
Joseph, who from thence marched to seek the first
party of guetrilas, for the purpose of joining them.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.

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This morning arrived a Mail from Heligoland.
The passengers by the packet, arrived at Harwich
from Heligoland, report, that Lord GEORGE STUART,
in the frigate under his command, had proceeded up
the Elbe to attack the Danish gun-boats. The can-,
nonading had been heard for two successive days, but
the result was not known when the packet came away
which was on Saturday last.

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PUEBLA DE SANABRIA, OC r. 19.

The division of General Taboada, composed of the
regiments of Benavente, Seville, and Toledo; march.
ed from hence on the 15th, in the direction of Taba.
ras, ten leagues from this town, where 400 French
infantry, and 50 horsemen of the division of General'
Serras, were posted. On the 16th, the party of
Echevarria, composed of 300 horse, joined ours. it
was known, that on the same day the enemy evacua-
ted Tabara ; that, being retarded and encompassed
by the overflowing of the rivers Teza and Ezla, and
attacked by General Taboada, they endeavoured to
ford the first of these rivers, and that our troops had
come up with them, having overcome the resistance
which they found at some points. At the same time
three battalions of marines, which had come down
from Villa Franca del Burzo, towards Astorga, and
were in Cabrera, put themselves in motion to observe
the 300 French infantry and 40 cavalry from Santa
Martha, where they made preparations of waggons
to conduct to Benevente the corn which the Duke
del Infantado had in Tabara.

There is reason to conjecture that General Tabo-
ada, after accomplishing his first design, will march
to Santa Martha, and, tinit,d with the marine batta•
lions, threaten Benevente. where there are only 500
enemies. The division of Serras does not at present
amount to 3000 men, with which, notwithstanding
his continual marches an fatigues, he is compelled
to cover Zamora, Benevente, Labaneza, Astorga,
and Leon.
London, England, 1810-11-27

This day were published,
In One Volume, Octavo, price Bs. in boards,

OCCASIONAL TRACTS relative to the WAR
between GREAT BRI IMN and FRANCE; written and
published at different periods from the year 1793: Including
brief Obseroations on the Address to bis Majesty, proposed by
Earl Grey in the House of Lords, June 13, 1410.
By 'WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq.
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London, England, 1810-11-27

LAW OF Tatll:s.

This day was published, in royal ave. price les.
rrliE PRINCIPLES and LAW of rITHING,
-IL` 'metaled not only for Prefessets of the Leo:, but far ell
Peanns in:droned In Tithes; and illestrated by Referaceeeetskit
most leading Und recent Tithe Cases.
By F. PLOWDEN, Esq. barrister.
: P. inted for Robert Naldwit, 47, Pzternoster row.

London

LAW OF WILLS.
This day was published, price 3s. tid. sewed, a new Edition,
Corrected to the present 'time, of
AFAMILIAR EXPLANATION of the LAW
of WILLS, the Law of D.scent and Distribution in case
no Will is made, and the Office and Duty of the Executors and
Administrators. With Fornts of Wills, and other Fract;cal In-
structions. By T. E. TOMLINS,
Barrister at Law, and Editor of the Law Dictionary.
London : Printed fur Clarke and Sons, Portuttal-street ; J.
Walker; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and R.
Baldwin, Pat ern ost er-row.
London, England, 1810-11-27

SPAIN.
lIADMOZ, NOV. Is,

The General of cavalry, Don F. Butron, who 'was
in Fuente de Cantos, with his guerrillas, composed
of the parties of Captain D. M. de Soto; and Lieute-
nant .D. M. Mogena, repulsed on the 22c1 of last
month, in Llerena, a moveable column of the ene-
my, which consisted of 800 infantry and 200 horse-
men, killing eight men, amonwhom was an officer,
and pursuing them to Sierra Morena.
On the Ist inst. arrived at this place between 20
and 30 French prisoners, taken by the guerrillas of
General Ballasteres, on the frontiers of the kingdom
of Seville.
London, England, 1810-08-02

FOR. FEVERS, TNFLUENZAS, MEASLES, Sc..
DR. JAMES'S POWDER.

'THIS Medicine, after an unparalleled success for
.1 Dear seventy years, has gained a proud pre-eminence over
every othhr Febrifuge. An Imitation, called the Antimonial
Powder, was adopted in the Pharmacopeia of the College of
Physicians in 1788 ; and in 1791 a most elaborate Analysis
of the two Medicines was published in the Philosophical Trant-
actions; from which it was coofidently assumed, that they
were the same. kts a subsequent Edition, however, the College
fairly and frankly confessed, that this Powder-" was neither so
mild, nor so certain in its operation as Dr. James's, and that
it could not be administered with safety in similar doses."—
...-Thas ended their identity. But the Antimonial Powder is
sow altered in the New Pharniacomia: not pretending indeed
to be Dr. James's ; bUt " more nearly assimilating to it iu doseq."
The truth is, however, that this Preparation is as remote as the
former from the real Fever Powder ; and when Health and Life
are at stake, no one surely will sacrifice, to the equivocal merits
of say Substitute, the long approved efficacy, safety and certainty
of the Original Medicine.
It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at their Warehouses,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; or No. 29, Danse-street,
Dublin; as also at Dr. James's late house In Bruton-street, price
2s. 9d. a Packet ; or a dozen in a Bottle (as made up for the
Army and Navy) for 245. But none are genuine unless the words
44 F. sswbery, Na 45, St. Paull," sse astray/4 is the Stamps.
London, England, 1810-08-02

NAYAL lATELLmnres.

The Caledonia, Titompsots, from Demerara, has
arrived at Liverpool ; on the 16th ult. in lat. 47. 40.
fell in with the homeward-bound Leeward Island
fleet, consisting of 63 sail, under convoy of two 74'•
and a frigate, all well..
London, England, 1810-08-02

FALMOUTH, JULY SO.

Arrived his Majesty's ship MEDUSA, Hon. Captain
BOVVERIE, with dispatches from Corunna, in three
dais pAssage. The dispatches were immediately for.
warded to London by express.
Arrived the Express packet with Mails from Malta
(letters are in town), 15 days from Gibraltar. The
Express left the Carteret packet at Malta.
London, England, 1810-08-02

TOPLiTZ, JULY 16.

VIENNA, JULY 11.

LISBON, JULY 14.

This week we have an account of a very brilliant
skirmish, near Dos Galagos. Our out-posts at four
o'clock in the morning were attacked by a force of
near eight to one; and consequently retired upon the
rear, consisting of the Light Rifle Companies, and
part of two other Regiments. The French pressed
hard upon the troops, and tried much to out-flank
them, they having near 2000 Cavalry. Our troops
retired in good order to a swamp, over which was a
bridge, at which place they pushed forward ; when
our Cavalry of 3040 made a dash, and completely
turned them, The Rifle Companies opened a well
levelled fire, and produced a good effect, Two small
pieces of Artiflery also wee 4 admirably served ; but
the overpowering numbers of the enemy demanded a
prudent retreat, which was effected in good order to
the river that divides the provinces, which the French
did not deem fit to cross, having repeatedly tried to
London, England, 1810-08-02

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 1.

Arrived his Majesty's ship PRESIDENT from the Bra.
zils, List from Plymouth. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Isis on a cruize.— His Majesty's ship ARGO gives
convoy instructions to the trade bound to Quebec.—
Wind W. N. W.
London, England, 1810-08-02

PLYMOUTH, JULY St.

Arrived the FAVOURITE sloop, Captain CLEMENT,
from a croize ; also, an American-built brig, prize to
the EMERALD frigate, captured when entering Bour-
deaux.—C-Ime in the Algesiras Spanish sloop of war,
from Cadiz, with dam ige.—Sailed the NIEMEN fri-
gate, on a cruize ; the PRESIDENT frigate, for Ports-
mouth ; the NORTH STAR SlOrip, for Liverpool ; the
MONKEY gun-brig, for Basque-roads ; the DRUID fri-
gate, and TRIAL cutter, for Cork.—Went out of har-
bour, to the Sound, the ULYSSES, 44. guns.
London, England, 1810-04-09

SOUTHEY'S arfrogy OP BRAZIL.
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Part a •
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TRANSPORT OFFI6E, Mock 26, 1810.
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WHEN Men of Education and professional skill
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effectual method of treating a few reigning Diseases, the slicc,:ts-
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Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, being regularly educated in
every branch of their profession (certificates of which frori
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clans, they have to convince any inquirer), were induced to make
the treatment of a few prevalent thseases the ob..fct 01 their par+
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of a Certain Disorder frequently contracted in a moment of in".
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successful is renovating the System, when at-ranged either by
temperance, long residence in warns climates, or a secret destiut-
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Many years experience in this exclusive branch oft he profession has
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ble and complicated cases, where the general practitioner has
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sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and honour, personally, or by letter
containing a Bank ote.—No. IS, llnsiverie-st met, Filpi..xtrept.
London, England, 1810-04-09

LUNDY FOOT'S IRISH SNUFF.

LUNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the
difficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto

exptrienced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg lea-;;;;
Inf on them and the Public in general, that they have opened
a Wholesale Watehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square,where said
Article may be had, and where they are now taking orders. And
as It is their preient intention to relinquish the Retail there, f,
and not to interfere with any other article of saidTrade' they most
earnestly request that these who may honour them with theft'
commands, will retail it as received from them in its original
purity, being determined to afford the most liberal encourage-
ment to those who buy to sell again.
Several Cases of SOUK have just arrived at No. SO, Leirester-
square.. _

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FROM SA'

iAY NIGHT's GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 7.

STAFF.

elorge Jenkins, Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade at Waleheren, to
he a Chaplain to the Forces.
tome' Briscall, Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade in Portugal, to
ht a Chaplain to the Forces.
l'n he Deputy Commissaries
ssiatant-Commissarr John Drake.

to the Fortes.

ss.st4nt-Commissary John homas Humphreys.
ORDNANCE-OFFICE, APRIL 3.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
r mid lieutenants Philip Barry and Hammotttl A. Tapp to bt

First Lieutenants. Dared March 1,1810.
.lentleman Cadet Henry N. Smith to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Rots, resigned. Dated as above.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Essex.
Eastern Battalion of Essex Militia.•

ns gna Richard Hull and Joseph Bygrave to be Lieutenants.—
Dated March 25,1810.
Commissions in the West Monmouthshire Local Mi-
litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. to be Colonel Commandant. Dated

Sept. 4,
%dr Robert Sainsbury, Bart. to be I.ieutenant-Colonel. Dated

Sept. 24;48,1)8.
aln I I eigb, Y.q, to he Major. Dated as above.
L'harles James Lwis, ilrnhony Montonnier Hawkins, Thomas
Robert Sakchury, Robert Smith, William Phillips, Thomas
Edwards,.William Thomas, John Cobb, Esqrs. to be Captains.
Dotted as above. •
?antes Ash Uabb, and Andrew Edwards Butler, Esqrs. to be

Captains. Dated April 10, 1809.
Charles Phillips, Joseph Hampton, and Benjamin Thomas, to be
Lieutenants. Dated Sept. 24,1808.
homas Profiler°, Gear& Brewer, Thomas Phillips, William
flelc!,er Parry, James Edwards, aid Edward James,
Gents. to be I.ieutcuat ty Dated. April 10, 1809.
Simon Thomas Jones, Thomas Norman, and Woe. John Munk-
house, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated as above.
Anthony Harvest Isaacson, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Sept.
24,1808. '
Robert Owen, Gent. to 10 Quarter Muter. Dated April 10,
1809.

Henry Montonnier Hawkins, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sett.
24,1809.
Commission in the Ist et. Berwickshire am Regi-
ment of Militia, signed by the Lord LientenanVof,
the County of Linlithgow.
John Rutherford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice MiCraken, proMoted.
Dated Feb. 10, 1810.
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REACTY of Countenance, and reivilarity of Fea-
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Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER would beg learn
to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms
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as the preswrit preparation affords the infallible means of removing
every V:misli of the enamd, and is safe in its application, being
composed of Vegetables.
It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing
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er.amel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta
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hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com-
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that it is in daily use of Royalty itself.

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tfivlPsitsirr NthLiakdt

OXFORD, Jaen —Wedneiday hie; in emigre:akin, the int;
towing Gentlemen Were admitted to Degrees :—Masteri of Arta,
Sir Edward Synge, Bart. t.f Christ Church, Grand Connson-
der ; Rev. Edward Henry Owen, of All ; Rev. John Wills,
of Wadham; /Or. MaurierSwabry, ...tf Christchurch; Rev. Job]
Fletcher, of Exeter; Rev. ll'iton-wb Maurice, of 'University ;
Rev. George Hanway StaAert, of 'Trinity ; and tie Rev. Thomas
Westcombe, of Trinity.—Bachelors of Arts, Mr. Robert Smyth,
of Magdalen-hallt Mr. Henry Pilkingion and Mr. Guhrge May,
of Oriel ; Mr. James Lloyd, of ; and Mr. Charier Robe and
Mr. John Weyer§ of Lincoln.
London, England, 1810-06-04

GOTHENBURG, MAY 4.

A strong sensation has been excited here by a no-
tification which was made the day before yesterday,
that the English Government had come to a deter-
mination not to allow any vessel to enter a port from
which the British flag was excluded, unless provided
with a licence. In consequence of which three of our
vessels have been detained by the Enilish squadron
in Hawk Roads. A Courier was immediately dis-
patched to Stockholm with the above intelligence,
and we anxiously look for his return, to know what
measures our Government will akiopt.