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London, England, 1810-01-16

should they be called'on to act
'et defence between the Attock
" Ota.eantOnmehti• run Ont'.. iokg
.a deep sandy eat, their left lank is thrown linear
to the walls as the niftiest Of .the grountEttal per.
mit, while the right effendi about WOO yards,
the whole within the range of mer 12. pounders,.
:and consequently under the protection of the rata.
.loirts. Many difficulties presented themselves be.
'fore we could obtain materials for the erection of 1
sour huts, which are at length completed, and ex.
`hibit a motley gruupe.
" The climate is the worst I was ever exposed
to ; tornadoes from the N.W..are constantly ex.
periencell, accompanied by clouds of dust, which
reduce the most direful effects among us."
n• GAZETTE, Jugs 14, 1809:
Ilia Excellency the Governor has been pleased
to appoint Major Edwards, of his Majesty's -3d
*Ceylon Regiment, to be his Aid.du.caap, vice
Major Beaver, deceased.
CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.
Richard Plasket, Esq. to be. Civil Auditor-General.
Thomas Eden, Esq. Deputy Becreiary to the Government,
and Secretary to his Maiesty's Council.
A. &stoked, Esq. Comptroller-General of Customs.
Henry Layard, Esq. Collector of Matara.
W. H. Ker, Esq. Collector of Gele.
John Badger, Esq. Collector_ of Chilaw.
3. Sawyers, Egg. Acting-Collector of Batticalho.
William Orr, Esq. First Assistant to the Collector of Co-
lombo, and Sitting Magiirate it Nesombe.
James Gay, Esq. Assistant la the Poxwaster-General's Of-

Chancellor's Prises, for the present year, viz.—
~ For Latin Yens—Pyransidee ArgrAttka.
. Oran &Via - irAlit ere the Arts, in the &lives-
teitAnatig? the Modem haw ham less atoeesefel than
' For a ladle Easy—ln PhilosopAte,fue de lirsta et liortbote
• • eel ithistrtitileto frieetwins Fredric Seratenum S•crotice-
runs fish exceitudia
The first of the above subjects is intended for
those Gentlemen of the University who have not
exceeded four yew from the time of their matri.
• culation ; and the other two for such as have ex-
ceeded four, but not completed seven years.
Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize—For the best
composition in English Verse, not containing more
than fifty lines, by any Under Graduate whd has
not exceeded four years from the time of his ma.
triculation—The Statue of the dying Gladiator.
The Warden of Merton College, Oxford, Dr.
Beidniurc, has resigned.

TFIR STATS.SMAIIt; .
- - am 64. moo*
01-in'iiiielteci OZPVIED urnraitsny.
said thetitootiet. '- -"Nama- •
*minim fort aloft t The tollowlng subjects err proposed ter
London, England, 1810-03-24

THE INQUIRY.

EIGHT4F.NTII DAY.

•

Lieutenant-General BittlyrsouGs ant called in.
Examined by the Committee.
• Did the change, as described is the Mensierandnot now de-
livered in, make any alteration in the original intention, that
,t,lsoright wing of the army should proceed op the West Se Itridt
with the least prolicable delay to santritet? None, in my
:Lord Chafhani 4 einirepti•on or mine.
Supposing the nrmament destined to art spleen Antwerp
had !lied Corn theDowto sweressively iti disisioits on the With.
990, and 3Uth of Jolly, alai that* they had arrived at Shut-•
%lir', allowing four dayo fur their. , the lit;
7.41. and 34 of Aupot. witch do you consittlemrnillll'
she ndvaltre ot4
the uraiy might have appeared before Antwerp, and whoa
London, England, 1810-03-24

LEUCH AR'S, MCA DILLY. opposite ST. JAMES'S
CHURCH.
JLEUCHAR be4l leave to retorn his most
o grateful Thanks to' the NOBILITY and GENTRY,
sir the very distinguished patronage they hoverer so many
years boninir-d him ;elm has now to titer Air the io•peetioa
a most beautiful new Aas•uruaeut of his PATENT HEAD-
URESSLi. both for Ladies and Genileineat he haw to cau-
tion them against i mitations boat hate been brought forward in
one or two Shops.
J. Leuchar's style is peenliar to himself. and is allowed by
the ROYAL PATRON' AGE he has obtained, as wellies
the most di-tinguished Peron in the three Kingdoms, to-stand
unrivalled for an exact resemblance to Nature, in her moat
graceful form.
Under the sanction of the Prioresses. J. Leothar has quite
Knew style of HEAD-DRESS, which has brought toward
ou the bite Birth-day. •

AVELING'S SAUCE A-LA-RUSSE,
For Fish. Game, Steaks, t; hops, Cutiets. Step*. flashes,
tiarricoos. Currie*. Ma& Dishes, Cold. Meaty, or any
Di-h that requires a fine Flavour.
! HE weil.kno.ilt Exceilene4 moil high
Fsti-
matina of the find Families and most curious in Fish
Sauce- in the Kingdom, with the increasing' Dtmand for Aye-
tbiX Sauce a-la-Ruse, 11ws iodated malty. Shopkeepers to
oiler for Sale a (.;imposition of their own, ander the same
name. The• INtoprietor brew Imre SO mations the Public
against such deception. The genuine Sliver a-la-Rns•e being
prepared fr•on an original reet4pt, which has been foe years
in use at the first Taliles pu the Cominent, and entirely con-
sist* of foreiga produce.
• Prepared nosy by T. Aveling, at his Italian and Fish
Sauce Warehouse, 63, Piccadilly, col.* r of Albemarle-
stfert.
SV here may be had, Somernet Laver, twice a-week, Jur-
ing iw Beano—Prime Stilton Cheese. is high perfection—
new Sailed Oil, htacearonii Po;rinsumn Cheese. new Olives,
limns, Tongues, Foreign and -English Pickles, and all kind*
of Fish Sancta, and every Article in the above Line, of the
best Qu.tlity. - .

' A NEW IN VBNTION.
•
MORGAN and SANI)ERS, Patent Sofa
Bed, and Chair Bed Manufacturers to their Flniesties
and to the Royal Family. have the honour of informius Lae
dies met Gentlemen they have invented a mint complete and
glegiustly. curious WM.-TING TAaix, in tile sh“pe of a
Globe, singularly novel. and most exceedingly gram! and
Isaintsniste, and which toey beg leave to call Pitt's Cabinet
Globe Writing Table, nut of respect to that ever to be la-
mine I g. eat and goad Statesman.
M. and S 'lave also made several inproyements on their
Patent Imperial Dining Wales, whirls are now. allowed to
exceed all utliers in every respect t liken ise the Inventor* of
the much-admired Pateut Trafalgar Sideboards and Dining
Tables. so universally approved of, and Manufacturers of
the Patent Brass Screw Bedsteads, with various esseutial
Improveitieuis retently added, at their Upholstery and Cabi-
net tAtmett'actory and Ware-mums, 16 and 17, Catherine-
street, Strand. •
The new-invented Gleba Whiting Title was ahnolately
first maisufactured under the iinisedirte DictictiOwi Id Orden;
st.MORGAN and SAMARA.
London, England, 1810-09-15

to, and under bail for its return to the Ilanschtic
towns, a return cargo of wines, brandies, or
Freneh fabriested goods, to the value of those ar.
Ass:ofhietaigo consisted dt the slay of
Ms depalurti: The %hip Gan take no corn or Oar
as it ?Curti cargo.
." qbtais a licence, the owner must address
.
himself; in Writing; to the Director of the Cussom.
house, sending him a. signed declaration `ite,The
name of the ship, her size, reckoning two thousand
weight to a tots,.. or load ; the number of the
men, the name of the Captain, and the name of
the' house which is to be bail for the said
ship ; the name of the harbour in France
to Which it is destined.; and a full declara-
tion of all the goods in kind and value. Tile owner
must, before the ship can leave the harbour, pay
to the Director the sum of GO francs per ton.
" This licence to be in force for one voyage, but
a ship may get a hew one na the same -conditions ;
gain and returning is reckoutd_croyAge.
(Signed) EVDEL."

Rcooto, Atm. 6.—lt is generally believed here
that the misfortune which befel the convoy, com-
manded by Capt. Gates°to, and more particularly
me unfortunate action. of Amantia, In consecutence
of which Capt. Cerracuola's convoy was lost, and
along with it a large collection of articles of the
utmost importance for the completion of the expe.
(haul', with all the barges destined for the cavalry,
are likely to protract the intended descent in Sicily
fur a considerable titno. MI the troops who are
concentrated in the environs of Ruguaria and Scilla,
as well as in the camp near Melia, lave received
orders to go into cantonments in the neighbouring
villags.—(Correspondent, Aug-. 31.)

The _Proprietor of TILE ATEsuAN having re-
ceived lettcrsfrom Dublin, stating, that an agent
of a new London Evening Paper is now in that
city, pursuing the same dishonourable steps to
procure a circulation of the Paper, which have
been unsuccessfully practised and exposed here.
It is therefore requested the Friends and Sub.
scribers to THE STATESMAN will be guarded
against any imposition that may be attempted
to be practised aqua them.

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London, England, 1810-01-29

DIED.
OA Toe•day but, at his.hosse in Chlrlesastreet, St. Jaime*
square, Jobu Hoppner, Esq. It. A. aged 51.
On Saturday last, at Slr..Brandln's, in Little Qaerst.vreet,
Westminster, after a lingering Pine's, Pierre F.
Esq. the Author of the "Travels into " Live,
Rouge," lately published, ualversally respeticd by a au.
memo circle of literary acqu.►intauces.

•
CONSUMPTIONS CUBED. .
rrilE inserter of this, a Professional Man, isbn
has, for the last tea yea's, attended many Perilous law.
hearing under the above Disease, nal by his rst6noive
Lice has been so fortunate as to discover a aliiillGtN that
is an INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by
which Medicine he hat cured many when given over by emi-
nent Physicians and when in Biel:Waage ore Conswaption,
attended with 'Cough and spitting of Blood, &o. Under
there tiresome/Laces, and at list requost of his Fricadt+. and
the many Perseus he h•is tared, he therefore now publicly
offers it to those who are labouring under theabove.—Lettrrs
(part paid) addressed for A. B. No. 7, John-street, North,
New-road, Mary-lc-bone, Louden, wilt have immediate
atteatioo. . ;
London, England, 1810-12-05

•. See ?recta:tie Courant.

()n the 48th alt. died at Edinburgh, Lord Cut.
otie of the Lords of Session, and eminently
dietinittished by his learning, iutegritt, and talents.
lie had a double gown.
A gentleman or the name of Waits ,hot abotit.
S 1 pigeons is Si shots, on Saturday; on tiounsliw_
heath, for-50 guineas ; which is as great a perform.
mum as ady on record.
In Covidiny's twit ManckgsterGazetie, tweisty-
into nen are advertised for running a wax from their
•
wives, and leaving their families destitute. ,
The. chimney of the St. James's coffeehouse,
in
St. James's street, caught 6.0 on Monday forenuoo.
It was -gut,under by the activity of the domestics
of the houie. •
At a sale at the Lamb OWe-finale, Scarbo-
rough, on Wednesday ctening. last, In • si moos
above the cellar, the auctioneer hash* got as far as
he'tbutight he could in.the price of An article, ,and
repeating as usual the Sittrals " Poing, doing,
Gone," the floor of, the room gave May, and the
auctioneer; his clerk, and a number, of the com-
I pany, were instantly precipitated into the cellar
below. Fortunately the casks checked, ,in somr
weasore; the Tiohiace of theii tills and 00 One lies
hat.
London, England, 1810-12-05

CITY RUMNESS..

Yeiterday the Lord nlyor proceeded from (1w
Mansion-House to Guildhall, and held his first
Court of Aldermen in his Mayoralty.
The Thanks of the Court were unanimously
voted to the hue Lord Mayor, for the faithful and
independent manner in which,lic discharged the va-
rious duties of that high office. •
A quantity of foreign gold Vras'attorn off for ex.
portation.
Sundry persons were allowed, and sworn bro-
kers.
A dividend of 21. per ccnt. due to the orphans cf
the City, on tho sth Janiiary.next, was ordered to
be made on the 11th of that month.

The usual precepts against vice and immorality,
together with the precepts for holding Wardmotes
fur the elee,tio9 of.Commoacouncilinen, and other
officers, on St. Thomas's day nest, were ordered
to be issued.

It was referred to a Committee of the whole
Court, to consider the present Act of Parliament
for regulating the Assize of Bread, .and to report
what alteration should be made therein, together
with what steps should be "pursued in respect
thereof.

Two freedoms were granted to George Eldridge,
for his extraordinary and courageous conduct in en-
deavouring to apprehend some thieves in Alderman.
bury, by which he lost an eye.

POLICE.

BOW-STABET.

FOOTPADS.—Yclicrday,Josgph Pordham, Rich-
ard Norris, James Gill; and George Cogden, the
five men in custody' on' a •eharge of stopping and
robbing a farmer's malt oo the evening of the 29th
November, near the fifth milo.stone on the Edge.
ware.road, and robbing hip! ofthe money he had re.
ceived fur the sale of some, bey_ for his master, at
Smithfield, were brought- to the Office for re.exa.
mination.
Joseph Searyton„ of the Six Bells public-honse, at.
tended, and proved that the Prisoners worked toge.
ther, at navigation.work, and that they wirersill
at his house ott.the evening of the robbery, except
Joseph Fordltatn, who was identified as being a
deserter from the 14th Regiment, and which he ac.
knowledged to be tree; and there being nu direct
.proof against him as having been concerned in the
rubbery, ho was committed to the Sdvoy prison as
a deserter.
It is supposed the Prosecutor was mistaken in his
statement of one of them presenting a pistol to him,
as none was found upon any of them, although
they were apprehended directly after the robbery
was committed; but a very large clasp knife was
found upon one 'of them, upwards of a foot long ;
and when it was opened it had a spring to keep it
I firm, so that it might do the most deadly act, either
as to stabbing or cutting.
_ _

Norris, Giil, and Cogden, were fully committed
for trial.

• MARLBOROUGN-STREET.
BURGLARY.—A man of the name of Robinson
was charged with burglary and robbery at a Gen.
tleman's house, in Berkeley.street, Portman-square ;
and Mary Anne Field was charged with felonious-
ly receiving tha same.. ~Ttto. man Prisoner was
taken with a bed in the skeet, and conveyed to St.
Giles's watch.honse, indite was identified as hav-
ing carried part of the
,bsoucifrom Berkeley-strect
to the house of the other Prisunero who keeps, all old
iron. shop. Duth Prisoueri were fully matimitted
fur trial.
London, England, 1810-03-23

THE' STATESMAN..

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LONDON
"*V MOAT, Ntiteu 23, 11110.
Gsexlx
.Papers cis lho 11th Wilma were re-
,eefeed in town this 'Smirking.
That the consequences anticipated. from tho al-
liance between France and Austria should be an
attack upon Turkey, is only what might ',Wu.
'really be expected—we accordingly find it re-
ported, in private letters from Vienna, that
certain demands are 'about to be made by
the French and Austrian Ambassadors, a rea.
,dy compliance with which, will be theanly means
of suspeOing for a time the inevitable late to
whip!) the Empire of Turkey in Europe has,
without doubt, been dimmed by Russia, Austria,
and France. The accession of Turlley, to the
confederocy against the COMMCITC of
.this
country= will complete our exclusion front the
Continent of Europe, with the exception of the
few poipts of amiss which we yet retain its the
Peninsula:
The maple: we of Etenmark to the. wishes of
the French Etinito'i isle entire as he could wish,,
Abe wort qi
.(ittpetihtlyn feels itself contpelled
-to yield tq imperallte sod irresislihte eirtum.
ataivis, rqmplOti of IliF 1)"" are
loudly and ttnequitecsdly expressed. •

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EVERY ENGLISHMAN'S ROOK.
This Day was published, in a very large and closely-printed
Volume, Octavo, accompanied with separate hfaps of
every County in England, and with general Maps of Wales,
Scotland, and Ireland, Price 255. complete in boards,
or SOL wi th the Maps coloured,
IV-
DICTIONARY of the UNITED KING-
DOM, compiled from Parliamentary, and other Mo-
dern Documents and Authorities, and containing Ecclesiasti-
cal, Geographical, Topographical, Commercial, Agricul-
tural, and Statistical Accounts of every County, City, Town,
Parish, Hamlet. River, Canal, and other remarkable ob-
ject and place in England, Wales. Scotland, Ireland, and
the Islands dependant on the British Empire.
By B. P. CAPPER, Esq.
Of the Secretary of State's Office.
It would be useless CO specify to wham such a work as
the above-described would be useful, because it would be
difficult to discover any Class of Persons to whom it is not
indispeosible for daily and hourly Reference. To establish
its peculiar Claims to general Preference over every other
Work atlas same kind, it is suopirisectssary to amnion, that
die Lather is the penman who seal eariplopiye44Givernmeid
to condense and entifpfele lhe Reports -by parlia-
ment- of the Population and' Cultivation o Great Britaill.•
and likewise to arrange the Clerical Returns, and (be cor-
rected Lists sent from the diffbrent Clerks of the Peace.
Printed for RICH Alt D PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street,
Blackfriiir,- and to be had of all Bookselleri in Great Bri-
lain and Ireland, in boards, and in various bindings.
London, England, 1810-10-08

HAMBURG!! PAPERS.

WARSAW, Sept. I.—An order is daily expected,
to be issued here fur drawing a cordon of twits
along the frontiers. Much alarm has in consc.
(pence been excited among our merchants, and
it will doubtless be increased, should, as is appro.
bended, an interdict be laid on the transmission of
Jotters between this and a powerful neighbouring
State.

PARIS, Strr. 14.—The Prince of Polite Corvo,
will now, it is said, nut quit this capital until the
24th, On the 12th he had a long interview with the.
Emperor.
For se►eral days past a report has prevailed that,
the Emperor would undertake a distant journey.

Vtvim*, Seri. 4.—Baron V. F.skailae, our
Court Banker, is ou the point of quitting Paris,
having obtained the necessary reconstoeudulions fur
neguciating the proposed Loan in Holland.
It is reported here, on the authority of letters
from Bucharest, that the Ritssians have raised Au
siege of Varna, being driven thereto by the inter.
caption of their convoys of provisions.
lIA banyan'', SETT. 53.-7 Private letters.received
here from St. Petersburgh, communicate that
Count Gottorp (latq King of Sw,eden), having re-
ceived a►surances of:the friendly dispouition of the
klasperor Alexander, had set out ott a visit to the
it usbian capital.
Itolailitor's corps, now,quarterobl itailsoever, has
waved orders to break, up fur Spain.

Turr.sta, SUPT. 4.—Several ships, with full car.
goes on board, -destined for the Levant; now lie
hots. Tho Commanders hare applied for pc►mis.
aim to soil, which. ha. been refused by the Regency
en account of the vicinity of the English misers.
Importation being, thus readeted• dangorous, tkc
'price. or olive oil hits risen, to 94, and that of sal.
•tuns to 43 florins, Augsbursh currency.

.• AD -rt.',

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London, England, 1810-10-01

SFPT. fo.%—We learn from Belgrade, that on the

10th, 11th, ISt* of last month, from ten to AU
teetriliousiind Turks ativaneedon` the Drina. Con
the IStit, there was_ a brisk clononnite *cross the
river between the 'two. corps, On the night of this
‘2oth the Turkish garrison made a vigoronli oortit
with 700 men from the entrenchments et Pahora, .
butt they were driten bick with great los, by the
:itossiaus, who:took three stands of, cqipurs, and
.between 30 and 49 Prie9nert
LONICA, JULY'.-4.lAmeritan acre irrirea
here from Malta, with a cargo of• eotottial proditer,
intended for Wienis4. . Three other vessels fteigifted
in the same manner, .are Capeettd, the.carguis Of
which arc to ho forwarded to tinniary.
-The merchants belonging, to the Powers who has*
adopted thn Continental. system, eat* with flo Nat
surprise that the Anatrian consul lio./ar.favoured
this fraudulent commerce, that he rece(ved in hi*.
warehouses and lodged in his house this articles Stf
merehtedise, and the proprietors. • i•
• •
London, England, 1810-10-01

p►eveat the possibility of that which no good man can
think of without hurror. These are no common times.
Events arc probably approaching which will un.
nerve the firmest mind and shatter the stoutest heart.

Tread back your steps, my Lord ! Emancipate
yourself from the disgusting, the degrading shac-
kles of rotten-borough influence. Think justly—
act nobly.—Dare to be all you aro capable of be.
eonziog—Dare to be the man of the people—and
erect a monument in the hearts of your countrymen
stronger than brass and more durable than marble,
a monument worthy the heir of the illustrious
noise of Wentworth.
Sbeirteid, Sept. 20, 1810. CARLOS.
London, England, 1810-10-06

7

bl 6 conditions : I r,plied, that I wished t* know
the conditions vi hich he meant to propose ; aline
Which were transmitted to me the articles of which
I have the honour to send your Excellency a copy,
which, after using all the means in my power ,•to
obtain more favourable terms, I at length accepted,'
with one exceptiou in favour of the regiments of
Portuguse militia.
" I hope that my conduct on !His critical °cm"-
sion will obtain the approbation of your Excellency,
and that I shalt be justified, by circumstances, in
the eyes of niy country."
IHerieettew -the Articles of Capitulation, which "lie. the"
same as those already published from the French papers.]
GOUVEA, SEM 4.—Yesterday, at ten, in the
.'• mune*, the letad-quaki es^ were transferred to this
> •
...• -town, and thesse.of Marshal Beresford to Muimenta
—.ea Serra, half a league from this.
PADAJOZi •SErr. s.—lt is ascertained, that part
of the. French army, which retired from Eatreata.
(Jura, directed ita•elf to Cordova ; and another part,
to the Veuta du', Chaparro. The advanced guard of
the army* of l'tie Marquis de Romaoa is• at Santa
Malls, Bit:lwo,* occupies Frejenal, and the head-
quarters are at Zafra.
" Head-Quarter, Avelhas da Riheira, Attg.l27,
Marshal Beresford Cum:nal:Ater in I.:hat:fa the
•
army, having received information of the brave
• conduct' of one company •of the 4th regiment of
which, tOgethet with spottier company of
the 13th English dragoons,-. attacked and defeated
an enctiy's detachment of Itt•tweett.lso and 70 horse-,
• taking almost the whole of -.them
.prisoners, feels
great pleasure in communicating to the Portuguese
army this action so honourable to allied troops.
Captain White, who commanded the troops,,hestows
the greatest praise on the good conduct and valour
the Portuguese company, and of Ensign Pedro
de Oliveira, who commanded it. His Excellency
requests Lietat..Col. Campbell to express his satis.
faction in front of the whole corps, with his thanks
to the company, and to the Ensign, whom ho ap.
Points Lieutenant qf the same regiment) for his
good conduct on the field of battle."

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• TO COIiIiLSPUNDLNTS.

We have barely thoe to acknrvt ledge the receipt of another
private Letter fr.nti Amicits 3crlrlit, and will take an
early opvrtunity to toinply with his

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FRAGE Ors I'oCKS TIIIS DA}( AT ONE (TcLoCk.
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THE STATESMAN.

LUl<i I)YiV :

SATURD‘Y, OCTullEil 6, 1810.

Nothing further, of any importance has trap.
• suired respecting Lord WELtlms-rom ; but the

anxiety as to what may be his future military
operations is extremely great. Some further letters
brought by the 7'onitaat, to the date of the 2.7 th
of last month, are in town, by which we
learn, that NI Asst:NA had pushed onward att
• vanced guard of cavalry to Azete, on the Mon.
deg°, fifteen miles beyeitil his head-quarters, at
Vizeu, and only thirty from those of the British army.
Lord WELLINGTON had his head-quarters at Bur-
xaco, smile leagues to the northward of Coimbra.
The main body of the allied army occupied the
Sierra de Aleoba, and that of Medulla. General
SeEvcv.it, with a corps of 10,000 men, had taken
a position ut 'lealliada, far the put•pote of keeping
up the communication wail the .North. General
TavvT'S brigade had moved down to Si rdao to sup-
port him. It is reported that the transports at the

. But !tow is it, that Otu Public ctimes by such'
' "'•" 4-porkg u the.present one, the Be Ll,lO N Cow Orrin
Repott) anti soave OtheTS have Ministers Sad

mouth of the Tagus had beets ordered round to
Mondcgo Bays iu tlllt the expected re.em.
blitkatiou of the army might be effected there.• Co-
lin-bra is about 78 miles foot Lisbon, with a fine
military roid. Froth Motidego Bay the distance is
o:dy 20 miks.

Our Re.i:ders will find a must important Document
in another part of this day's Paper, consisting of
Extracts from the First RPport of the SELECT CoM.
strrrxe on Sinecure Offices. What will be their
feelings on reading it ? Will they silent)), pity the
hilliness of a country that can si• still amidst such
insulting •• oppression ? .or torn to the cursing
of the country's oppressors? Can they read
. • this Report with patience ? And if they do gife
way to fee:mg, can they refrain from curses ?

• •

•
• ''.;• • • • r- r'•• •
,• • • , ,

T.a.k
London, England, 1810-10-06

WEST INDIES.

MARTINIQUE.
The following is an extract of a letter, dated St.
Pierre, Aug. 12, received by a respectable corn.
ram-la' house in the city :—" At present we have
not one ship of the line in these seas, Sir Alexander
,cochrane has his flag flying on board the Statira
frigate. Be is anxiously looking for his Connuis
lion as DoVertior of Guadaloupe. Our troops are
very tiekly indeed iu that island ; and in this, one
ir regiment (the 3d battalion 60th) has lost great
numbers. The rest of the command is reported to
be as healthy as it ever can be expected to be at
this season. This arm' is visited by great numbers
of the American vessels; they are so numerous
that only a small proportion can find a market—
those that do sell, carry. off all our cash. Colonial
produce is high, as you will perceive by owe in.
closed prices current, and this Wand is oversto44ll
by every kind Of British manufaetti.
London, England, 1810-10-06

InE CAIN requests lease to inform his much.
respected Cnaoniers mid the Politic. that the whole of
Wettest..ice ASSOIt'f ENT of PATTEItNi are now oil
slew at his Shen Roonv, 43, Old Bond-street, where vanish-
work, in its different !wen, mar likewise be seen.
Orders for BltONZli ankOIINIOULU taken ns usual.
fine Specimens of Indian and Foreign Porcelain.
London, England, 1810-05-17

No.. 1. is published this day.
bi • . el X 30,000 •
19 .... QOOl bt of .C9,0:10
93 MOIU, ..... or I,,mx)
41... ....of.. 99 of: -500
HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared
and sold the above Capital' Prizes, and paid the same
on (I. i •
On 'UN E the Bth, the StATE. LOTTERY will begin
and ti. n. Four lillm Chanceb are given, by whrch the
Holder of only a Sixte:•uth Share can obtain Siv T:iousnod
Guineas. Lets, Halves, Quarters; and Eighths, their se-
veral propin thee.
(Mier& lby Post or Carrier executed otitlievime Terms as if
pre!•••ta, et their Old Estathltsed State Lottery Oakes
`2ti, CORNI!ILL, und ST. NIAILti.lftEl"S 'ALL,
B011011(111.

N STATE LOTTERY,
TO BE DRAWN IN JUNE.
HAZAItD, BORNE, 'and Co. Stock Bro-
kers respectfully inform the 'Public, that TICKETS
and Sil ARILS tor thepre-eat STATE LOTTERY, are
Sate at their Office, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
The Scheme is on the same improved Plan as the last, ris.to
Nunsbee-of Ticketi, Wide of Drawing, &c. and presents, in
addition to the X
FOIIIO,OOO of Prizes,
UR EXTRA fIENEFITS,
OF ONE HUNDRED WHOLE TrCK ET& EACH,
Which are to he given to the lourritkets of the First Num-
ber drawn a Prize shove Xl5.
Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
Bank. India, and South Sea Storks, with their several
Annuities, India Hoods, Exchequer Bills, and every descriP-
tiou of Government Securities, bought and sold by Coin-
in6sion.
CWIFT and CO. reipectfully infot the Pub..
London, England, 1810-05-21

Mansion. capital Stabling, Coach-homes, Lawns-, Pleasure-
ground, singularly productive Garden, and about forty-three
Acres of Land, lying extremely cumpact, near Chertsey,
tierrev.—By htr. BURTON,
O. IVEDNESDAY next, at Twelve, en the Premises,
r 11111 E desirable LEASE, wills immediate Pos-
.", oefdloos of an uniform brick-built MANSION, two
Coach-Imabes, roomy six-stall Stable, Ice-house, Birr-
home, extensive Pleasure-ground, Fish-pond, beautiful
Hanging-wood, Orchard well planted, spacious and bitty-
wailed Garden, abundantly clothed with choice Fruit-trees,
Feathery, Green-house, together with forty-two acres, one
rood, and eight perches, of Meadow and Arable Land,
extremely compact, most delightfully situated to command
interesting views of great extent and beauty, being on Ongar
Hill, within two miles of Cbertsev, two of Wevbridge, three
of St. Ann's Hill, ten of Windsoi, trt of London, the late
residence of Sir FREDERICK AIvaLTON EDEN, Burt.
deceased.

To be viewed till the Sale, when descriptive Particulars
may be bad no the Premises; at the principal Inns. Chertsey
and Weyhridge; Ca,tle, Windsor; B►sh, Staines; Ited Lion,
King's Ifead, Twickenham; Castle, Richmond;
George. Kingston; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill,

Genteel Household Furniture, China, Glass, Paiiiiings4 Prints,
semi Effects, Ongar-itill,nenr Chertsey, Surrey.
My Mr. BURTON,
Oa wittINF.SDAnext, at Eleven' on the Premises,
•• • Ongar-hill, near Chertsey, Surrey,
ALL the remainina. Part of the Genuine
HOUSEHOLD Ili IfINITURE, China, Glass. Paint-
ings. Prints, and Ellects, of Sir FILEI/ERICK MORTON
EDEN, Bart. deceased; comprising excellent lofty Lair-
post Mahogany and field Bedsteads, with rich Chintz and
printed Cotton Furniture; prime Goose Feather Beds; Hair
wid Wool Mattresses and dean Bedding; Cotton and Ir • y
Window Curtains; easy Chairs; excellent Mahogany Cabi-
net in Wardruhe; double and single Chests of I)rawers ; Ba-
n Stands, Dress* Chests, Tables, Sideboards, Secretaire
Bookcase; Drawing-rune, Dinh, and Parlour Chairs;
Pier, Chimney, and Dressing (.lanes; Brussels, Kitidermin-
' glee, and Stair Carpeting; Kitchen Requisites, and numerous
Vtfeets.

Ti be viewed, and Catalogues had in the Premises, and of
Mx. Burton, 62, Conihill.
Yaluntde Freehold Dwelling-houses, and Fellmouger's Yard
mid Premises. Bermondsey.
By Mr. BURTON,
TatIRSDAY next, tit Twelve, at the Auction Mart,
in seven Lots,
A TRULY valuable and very desirable FR FE.
• MOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Fellniouger's
Yard, with requisite Buildings, situate in Bermondsey-street ;
also four substantial well-built brick Dwelling-houses situate
No. 9S, 99, 101, and 102, Bermondsey-street ; nod three
Dwelling-houses situate in the Gateway adjoining, part ou
Lease, the remainder let to Ten.inst at Will.
The whole to be viewed, nod Particulars had on the re-
spective Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Burton, 62,
London, England, 1810-05-21

-

FRox THE LONDON GAZETTE, M.

Admiralty-office, Ma* 19.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Lapenotiere, of his. Majes-
ty's sloop Orestes,- addres.-ed to Admiral Yonne, at Ply-
mouth, and transmitted by the latter to Joan Wilson Cro-
mer, tssq.
His Majesty'siloop Orestes, at Sea, May 9.
Stet—l have the satisfaction to inform you, that
I this morning fell in with (the Lizard bearing N.
E. by E. eight leagues) and captured, after a chace
of seven hours, the French schooner privateer La
Dorado, mountjut ten carriage guns, commanded
by Emmanuel fees Le Roux, with a complement.
- of forty-three men.' During the chace, his Ma-
jesty's sloop Favourite joined to leeward, and as
we were chasing before the wind, the situation she
came in rendered it totally impossibic for her to
Vcapc ; but it was not until:hey main and foretop.'
masts were shot away (which Lam much indebted
to the Favourite for) that she brought to ; she is
perfectly new, the first cruise out, and sailed from
the Isle (le Bas the evening before, and has .not
made any captures.
I have the honoisr to be,
I. R. LAPENOTIERE
Whitehall, iihty 19.
The /hog has been. pleased to appoint L.
Ferrier, Esq. to be a Commissioner of the Cos.
toms in. Scufland, in the room of S. Mope, Esq.
resigned.
Whitehall, May 19.
The King has been pleased to present the Re.
vereml Joveph Coltman, MUMS' of Arts, to the
Vicarage of Kirkby, Aloorsitle, in the county and
diocese of York, void by the death of the last
incumbent.
The King has also been pleased to present the
Rev. John Campbell to the Church and Parish of
North Knapdate, the Presbytery of !itverary and
Shire of Argyll, void by. the death of Mr. Archi.
bald Campbell.
London, England, 1810-05-21

MATER eaq HORNED CATTLE, SHEEP, Lind
HORSES,

• RebWiled by ‘Caossir ioners'-coort, London,
price 10i4 Id. extra boards,
IVEitY MAN HIS OWN CATTLE.
DOCTOR ; beinga concise and familiar Description
of all the LE,eases incident to OXEN, COWS, and SHEEP;
with the moat simple and effectual Method of curing each
Disorder through all its Stages; the Treatment of Cows at
The Time of Calving, as well as before and after: also, of
Ewes in the Lambing Season.
By FRANCIS CLATER.
• Author of Every Man his own Farrier."
*** A few Copies only remain u sold of the Twentieth
Edition of Mr. Clater's Farriery, price tie. Ten Thousand of
which have been sold in Three Years, and the Sale had' ra-
pidly increased, from a certain Knowledge of his Observa-
giUni being drawn fromyeal practical experience.
Also, just pnitli•illed by Crosby and Co.
CURWEN's.-HINTS on AGRICOLTURE, FEED-
!NO ironic, and Bettering the Condition of the Poor.
Eyes. 9s. hoards.
The COMPLETE eR ATI ER or, the Fanner and Cat-
tle Dealer's Assistant. Third Edititm; with Plates and Wood
Cuts, 12s. boards.
By the same Author, •
A TREATISE on the CHOICE. BUYING, and MA-
NAGEMENT or et FARM ER's LIVE STOCK. With
Woad Cuts of the best Breeds. A new Edition, 8,4). its.
board:.
POTT's BRIt4ISIT FAR MER's CYCLOPEDIA ;or,
Complete Dictionary of Agriculture. With Plates, 4to.—
gero.mtwarled by the late Duke of Bedford. Price 2.l3s.tid.
extra boards.
London, England, 1810-05-21

R ICH A R MON'S

IMPROVED SYSTEM OF SHORT HAND.
Thie Pay was published. the Ch edition, price S.. boards,
A NEW SYSTEM OF SHORT HAND,
.22 by which more enty.be written in one Hour than in
one Hour and a Half by any other System, whieh is demon-
&hated by a fair Comparison t also a Method to determine
the Learner before be begins, whether lie can follow a Speaker
pr not.
By SAMUEL RICHARDSON',
Late teacher at Liverpool, Chester, &C.
London: printed for B. Crosby and Co. Statumeres•court,
ratertioster-row.
Where may he had. •
• CROSBY'S comPLETE GAZETTEER OF ENG-

LAND AND WALES; or.
The TRAVELLER'S GUIDE and COMPANION,
*featly printed in Mao. ss.

A KEFORM in the REPRESENTATION.
This Day was published, in one Pamphlet;
Price '2s.
9111 E NECESSITY of REFORM incul.
c;tted, and Its PROPRIETY and CONSTITU-
TIONAL LEGALITY asserted,
Cy the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT.
To which is added,
An EXPOSITION of ANTI-JACOBINISM; Two
LETTERS on REFORM, addressed to the Right Hon.
CHARLES YORK P., one of toe Tellers of his 11laiesty's
. Exchequer: and an ARTICLE Illustrating Mr. YORKE's
public coudact, by his recent acceptance of a lucrative sine-
Cure.
Printed for, and published by, B. Crosby and Co. Stn-
. tinaer's.court, Paternoster-row ; and J. Richardson, Royal
Escharige, London; and may be had of the different book-
sellers.
London, England, 1810-05-21

FLOWERS OF LITERATURE.
CROiIIY and Cu. bei; to inform the Sub-
scribers to the shove jabily admired Work. that a
New stud Esitertaiping. Volume for 18A-9, was this day
kohliilted.' which &musts of LITERARY NOVELTIES
of the pre,eatday. Also BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
NM PORTRAITS of the Rev. Dr. Mayor, hlis Temple,
Oir R. K. Purser, Mr. Dimond, Jan. and Mr. Elphinstone._
Statituted-court, Ludgate-hill, April 14, 1810.
"si" A few Retain 6 Volumes, and some of the latter Va-
luate' may he had.

A New and improved edition of
CULrEPPER'S LNGLISH HERBAL,
By DR. PARKINS.
This slay was published, embellisitrd witb many Copper
PintrA of Britih Herb., beautitully coloured, on fte
Medium Paper 7s. 6d. boards ; on Deasy Paper plain, 51.
bound,
91HE ENGLISH PHYSICIAN ENLARG.
ut ED, with 969 M4DICINES made of ENGLISH
Ji never before published, containing a discourse on
Herbs, a Method of Physic to Preserve health ;
• • To which is added,
TheIAMILY PHYSICIAN, and a present for the

By DR. PARAINS. of Grantham.
Laadons printed for Crosby and Co. Stationer's-court,
Paternoster-raw ; and sold t•y all Booksellers.
London, England, 1810-09-22

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reason, it is surprising it made no impreFsien oh
--
him) and exclaiming, " By Gl3,
Ind
el now p9—plunged the sword through the ceilith
3c.
Mr. T. vociferated his name, and went instantly
up stairs to give the neeelsacy elucidation of (lie
mystery, The Serjeaut then went below with NI%
T, who explained how and where the blows were
giien ; and shewed him how exactly the end of the
mop.stick corresponded with the marks it ha.l made
in the ceiling.
On examining a narrow chimney, a stout willow
bludgeon was ((wad, forked at one end for time
convenience of holding perpendicxlarly, %hid,
like the mop.stick talisman, was lik..wise jigged
and beaten at the ext rmity, and was also covers I with
plaster and white.nash. The Serjeant placed the
stick under his feet, and, by a violent etfurt, bruke
it, saying, he was determined that no more knavery
should be practised with that instruineut.—(Zgee.
ton Courier.)
London, England, 1810-09-22

LONDON, SATURI)4Y, SEPTEMBER 22, 1810.

•
BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS Dili:
This Day was pablialsed,
In royal Bve.rite 4‘. is boards,
ORIGINAL
and CAZIRE._

Sold by Stoeliiii,le, Pall-MalL
Where may be hod,
nne vol. Rvn. with-SO elegant Wood CM, price 15s. lo
hoards, ('roof!,' royal Paper, it. ss. dedicated to Lord
• ROLLE. - •
FABLES in VERSE. the Rev. HENRY ROWE.
LL. B. Rector of KtoplballilialTolk, a De;ceudant of the
Poet.

SECRETS OF TAB INQUISITION.
QTOCK DA LE, jun. 414 Pali-Mall, respectfully
iot:rins those Ladies and Gemlemen who have been disap-
-IW.pted of receiving Copies of the above Work, owing to its
trttetitin by the /ate Fire, in Salisbury-square, that it is now
re-printed.
It is embellished with II line Plates, and the Preface con-
tains REMARK no the CATHOLIC QUESTION gene-
rally, and on LORD GRENVILLE'S LETTER io parti-
cholar. Proof copusk on royal Paper, price 41. 4s. Demy 4to.
lb. 6d. ,

LESS NUMBERS-rSORE PRIZES,
AN ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF 3C20,000,
AND TICKETS AND SHAKES CHEAPER AT
EYTON'S,
• 2, Cotter/ um, near the Monsioo-Uouse.
TAE present LO TTEA Y, to be drawn
OCTOBER 19, includes Five_ Prizes of £aOtooo, by
which the Chairs- of gnioing either of Owe Gapitals is _in-
creased Ono-foortk. Tickets as:d Shares Will shortly rise.
therefore tin immediate purchase will prove a certain saving,
at YTON'S,3,Cotkr+tttt.irlwsold, in sixteen Sixteenths,
the only X 5.000 Prize shared in the 1a.4 Lottery, N 0.1.763 ;
aril in the few preceding months Capitals to Ilse amount of
,C200.00J.

rp BISH respectfully returns thanks to the
Public for their unbounded favoers lathe Last Lottery,
and acquaints them that Tickets and Shares are selliug fur the
present Lottery, at both his truly Fortunate Wires,
4, CORNiI ELL, anti 9, CHA RING CROSS,
Where 30 Capital Prized have- been 6lntrea and Sold within
' the last 11 Months. •
•„* Persons hi the Country may he supplied, by any of
Agenta or by sending Hank Notes, Casa, good Bills,
or Pust-i3fAcebrd*rs • (Post Pail), to either 4, CORNHILL,
or 9, Co4RINc Cdoss. London.

BRA NSCONIB and-Go. I. SIVEW RIGHT,
Surviving Partner,
.aud sole Conductor, -
11111E0ECTFULLY acquaint the Public they
.11.0 are now Selling TIOKICTS and Sa sacs in the' greatest
variety of Numbers, tie their Titotx FATUN AT ti OFF ECM
No. i 7, CORNHILL, 11, HOLBORN, 38, HAYMAR-
KET, and 269, STRAND.
For the Last Seven Years they have been Foavaxit's,
Gag ATEST Fay.ovarres,andlu the Two Last Years ONLY,
'they Shared and Sold
6 Prizes of £20,000 5 Prizes of 43,000 and 410,000
22 •• - • 40500 And 41.000 The First
No.7,oBlPriae of 500 Tickets The Last
2,115. .. 100 Ditto. And ONLY
Prise ever Sold or Shared.
Besides 3,618. the Grand Prize of 1,000 Tickets, or £21,765;
And is the Last Lottery alone, Ten Capitals.
-- •••

The only STATE LOTTERY to be drawn this Year, will
be 19th OCTOBER, on a New Plan, having Five Prizes of
£20,000, only 4,000 Numbers, and not Three Blanks to a Prize..
London, England, 1810-09-22

NEW STAGE r,bActi ACT, GAME LAWS, &c. &c.
This Day was published,
Is one volatile Syn. the Sixth Edition, considerably enlarged
and improved, Prke Four Sillings., sewed,
riPUE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S LAW.
,YER and FARMER'S COMPLETE LAW LI-
BRARY, containing all the Laws now in force which relate
to Country Gentlemen, Farmers, Clergymen, Graziers, &c.
the whole Law respecting Horses, buying Stolen or unsound
Horses, warranted nr not warranted, &c. with a complete
Abstract of the last -Act of Parliament for regulating Stage
;Coaches, and an Epitome of the Game Laws as they naw
st4na. Including several recent adjudged Cases of extreme
Importance.
13y WILLIAM MARRIOT, of the Inner Temple, Esq.
Aiso, jolt published, price Three Shillings and Sixpence,
sewed, a COMPLETE- GUIDE to LANDLORDS. TE-
NANTS, and LODGERS, being d methodical Arrangement
of the whole Law respecting the taking or letting of Lands,
Hoaxes, or. Apartments ; givuig
.Warning or Notice to quit;
Agcting ; seizing for Bents Repairs,. di.,-with Forms of Leases,
reements, Assipimenfs, Surrenders, M•ceipts for Rent, No-
ticts, dm. With clear and.Piiiitrol Directions for making a
Distress for Refit, • I. •
By ROBERT SUTTON, Esq. Barrister at Law.
rue szkveNnt. EALTION.
London: Printed for J: Stratford,, No. 112, Holborn-hill;
and sold by all'other BnolUellets in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1810-09-22

CATHAKMIAN
For the Career all Complexional Ailments, and Beautifying
!Ito Skin.
HIS Combination of innocent Ingretlients, from
• its infallibly allaying the effects of heat and removing
Stinutitirn,ls 'te Most pleasant and necessary article for the
TOtiew • • < . •
it is a general improver of the Skin, a certain cure for all
cutaneous Eraptimo, and the bites or stings of %Timmins In-
seas, and is thus particularly recommended to the Public,
with the strongest testtnsonies in favour of its Efficacy, from a
circle of the first fashion, io it has been long used—its
purifying property also reader it iuktiinable to Ladies who
wear Rouge.
It may he used for Children *f all ars ; and the many who
haye,bileit benefited by its application, constitutes one of its
recommendations m the confident e of the Public.
Picas ;5. Plots ti.
N.B. Nne :one genuilie but those signed. by the Proprietor
Oil tbe Label of each Bottle.
Prepared and Sold by • Mr. Bragge, flolloway; Sold also
by Bayley quid Blew, Cockstipr-street. London, and most re-.
wectable Perfumers and Medicine Veuders, at whose !louses
betters from Persons of the first Distiction may be seen, lu con-
, •firmation of Itsefficacy. •
. I'•
London, England, 1810-09-22

„oily, that the Address and Petition should stand
f'.e.lJdre:49 Mist Petition of the Meeting, Which was
olio' unanimously.
r. IIUTTON then properd that a Committee of
ovity-WIC be chosen, as a standing Committee, to
with the other 'Meetings throughout the
es.onerate npd
kinbion. which was unanimously amid to,
was appointed accordingly.,
Ceniiiiittee
Mr. N. MAHON, after a very handsome man.
gime upon his Grace the Doke of RAebratand,
otio„, he wished particularly to consider *s distinct
front the present Administration, moved a Resolu.
to of Thlubs to his Grace, for his conciliating
awl impartial c,initect as chief Governor, and for
the enettarigement he had atforded to the manufac.
tums of Ireland. The itesolutioa was rostr
Kash
with
ray di' .iiguisbed approbation, and. carried
unamoulisly.
SirJAME% RIDDALL having left the Chair, and
'LOSER'. tilt W, Esq. M. P. being call d there.
to the Tbank4 of the Meeting were unanimously
rotes to Sir JAMES, for his independent and con.
stinitiosal conduct in calling the Meeting, and for
tiurtcellent manner in which he had presided in the
Chair—and theta piece of Plate, value 10eea,
should be presented to hien, which was camsu
A Resolution int,:nded to be brought forward'
esinessing a strong censure upon the conduct of Sir
Edward Stanley, was, at the particular solicitation
of Sir James Riddell, relinquished.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
lianwer to a 14140 received from " d CON.
sTAST E4DElit)'° respecting the application of
theU, p. Subscription, we have to inform him,
Adele amount received at this Office has been
long since paid into the hands of Mr. MILLta,
tie Treasurer to the 0. P. Committee) to
trim we must refer our Correspondent for
further information.
We are greatly obliged to our Milbrook "Corre-
spondent, for his very polite Letter, received
Skis day.

Anibrd. Muth. I) i.e.
1 ... DOI on
2 . ViNi Word
0 .... CadiA
Lisbon
1.
1 . .
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flifiE SPATES it 4.V
London, England, 1810-09-22

LO 1)i) :

SATWitl5.llr, SEPTEMIER 22, Is4lo.
lIING's Cola111•110111.—lioliday at the Poetic Otos.

We have riteired the following article from
Lloyd's, dated this day, 1S •ilelock I—
" The following very distressing informatiou has
just been posted; it rests on the authority of a pri.
rate letters received this morning by a boon of die
Ira rapectability

-MITT. 30.
-
We lyre jolt leant, that sal of 111' ellavey of 95 lad from
Eii oad. hosed to the Bakis, IL have bete loot, with all
' their crews, a few day. she, not far frees ?Unused.'
" N. B. The Guttenburgh list, resolved today,
is of the same date as the letter above, and maitre
no mention of the circumstance."

We ha►e recei►ed Papers this morning► brought
►y the Gottenburgh Mail; but they do, out contain
ono word of importance.

By the last accounts from Ladle we learn) that
the d. rredatioos of the Ladroass appear to have
Leal), ceased altogether. They are said to have
agreed to surrender. and deliver up tbiii.B4l4,
and a Bcet of three hundred eal. proesellog to,
,J.,
Champee for that purpose, was passed brake pout.
bay ships, Ilinchnsam,•:Bgrampare, Md Gsnlir
tarns, which had arrived at Bombay from China,
previous to the sailing of the ship Cllarlet Grant.
—rob—

Same letters from Itio Janeiro confirm the U.
counts we have already given of the march of $
Portuguese army towards the territory of the Rio
de la Plata, to overawe the Spanish South Anted.'
cans, awl to induce them to submit to the Govern.
scent of the House of Bragansa. It is not gene-
rally known, that at the time of the emigration of
that Fittnity, from Portugal, a condition was in-
troduced in the Treaty with this country, under
which Great Britain engaged to support the pre.
tension. of the PaINCE &WENT to Spanish Arne_
r;ea, in the event of the establishment of a French
king oa the Throne of the Permit State. It will
be immediately seen that considerable embarrass.
ment will arise under the complicated relations in
which we stand towards Portugal, Spain, and the
Colonial Dependencies of the latter.

It appears that the French Government is resum-
ing woe influence over the destinies of the Island
Of St. Domingo. General Rmaun, who was sent
from France to treat with PCTIONI seems to have
nut successfully accomplished the object of his
6.1101. He gained the confidence of that Chief-
t4ll, by quelling the insurrection of Jereasie, with.
°Ol firing a shot or shedding any blood, as we have
swell in a former Paper. As ham as the insets.
gents returned peaceably to their homes, the Ge.
ne:al repaired to Port.au.Prince, where-PO*4W
iha.l entrusted him with the committal of his army,
aalounting to 14,000 men, with which he was pre-
paring to march against CURISTOPUS.
General LA MAR. who, with a considerable body
of troops, was at the Mule, had been
.killed by 'a
canuon.baii, in an engagement with, Cikatecorita4
army.