Star. — London, England, 1807-06-29 00:00:00

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(Rea, ! brae 1 ) at in hi• chlrfe, and ► of his eolleagnese.... ination of three hon. of times, who eaglet I en Aalt of Parilament welt What 'maid ly Aileen, pre 'lona to ova, the AA. wide % Beer f The ninettint- Et had not peed. and only to (endive:tarn:a longeT the peavrik to at there ofSetra were o exprefo any opinion. tier of that etre - ern:tit determination to yet &Cud *teethe!' ft Government had hren trainly no iafineatt.e' or the other, seta h►. r fentiment espreffett rite .No Ile had me to the late Mini. ty'a regret introduced viation with the Portv, Id n-t he conftrued to ie failure of which et. the Sea of Marmora. ere he could moat coll ie belt owed on the corn. ~.----- VICTUALLING-OPPICS; Aray.13,007. riliE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING . HIS MAY EST - Ps HAFT, ds hereby :lee Notice, That on Tburfday the 30th of-June next, they will be ready to naive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the fupply of oar SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required hr the ufe of his Majefty's Ships and Velfels at the glands of Ja ipaka, and New Providence, for twelve months certain, feiawi the iftb lovember next ;and further until be months noticelhaU be Oro on either fide, for the termination thereof : the mode of pay- Went to be by Bills payable with interest ninety &patter date. The Conditions of the Coutraets may be teen at the Secretary's I Office. H. regard will 6e bad S. any Tokio labia the prise fragile! he alerted is WOrdl at kerb, sr tbelleittrat be delineered to the Bair d w en Mr °Week ea the /lid l'erft*litee if lase neat, oar .S# the Psrfini sari. wales the Tereier; Ittel,4 t. Jaffnrr wife caged for i err ender , F .4 tr shat4engaial ot tssoegant pica w i ssafweie athieksaneltrie . sr with hflirier le the real eel& NM ethers, & extif , ord ar looters° k - ailesit!ai. IPICTV,A z.. 1.1 NV Ift i F 14.2. Twat $3, IS&I. THE 001WAVISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mAyEsrrs NA/Y. ,k, &ray eve afire, That on Tburfday the ad of July next, they will be ready to teceive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for tbelupply of what I lUSH BEEF Ihall be demanded for the ufe of His Ma ytty's Ftips and Vetch at New Romney and in Dover Roads (on feparate Contradts) from the dates 'of the Contraas to the 3tft December. :So, incluave, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intercit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Coritraetimay be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, of by applying to Mr. Ruffen, Agent for the Vietealling, at Dover. N. regard will be tad teeny Tender h s which the price frail net be Wired is aver& at fearh, sr that frail not be deflosred s. the Board Wore one .'decd en the Paid Thisrfday the ad of ya, next, tier nails ili ttnfis sr& more the Teller, es' frau prim is bit behalf Monk kesfaler soden ealiedfir. , MATILDA begs to remind T. M. of his prnmit: sit Lottery Ticket. The Drawing begins 14th IC .14Vif to,bezOsieiln .rof a encollint..Ace s Willimidabo Gent. to b.c•EuFilr &VA* /kg neezdauAte. promoted in Wattcvillels . Regimes*, 6(11. Dittiw-Secoall• 1-1 • epleneat Holland .Dp.}el, from, ihe . 2341 . Foot, to 1M Limmoont; EPlign john Parker,.Ernm tbs . 834 . .Fna,:to.be 41033 jaws. 1-larre Gmt, tbe 404:W.11e )444 tinc,MliffraTLAPPalAled th e; a w• 111414 A.- &Pets 141tut—rain.eneoftte.Hetbett AAAPV , Igtni CYO. 0 ' tbebte 75th F. 411, to be Captain of a Company, vice Frey:ooo eltebonmit. • . . • dtDitto-.Bvevet Lieutenant. Levert reaqps 3 / 4 1, • fentwfialf-Pay,of thp late I.ln. .Fmciblet, to be Metiti vice Hamilton. silt° Mclnnes.. •• Std Ditto-4tegthen Ilencraft, Cieste t .ist Bogen, witlaom,:pori chafe. vice FitAroY. appointed lc*tß it " t• Chlar4 • • 834 Ditto....joisa Mostgonsery. Owe, to be Film withalikiii+ chare.vioe Parker, prknoted in tie Gift Foot. 87th Dittoi-linfign Francis O'Donnell to be Aict - Lawrenfon.. deceated; John Maher, Gent. to be law vibp O'Donnell. ed Catlike ltattallonEntign James Crawford, from. tbe 3814 Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Pratt, promoted in the Nova SeOtta • To the GEN PLILMEN, CLElttlY,•ood PRORHOLDERS of, the COUNTY of`VORIL . GENTLPWIIII, IRETURN you my grateful thanks for the 'high honour you have conferred on me,by eledling me. for the neth time, one of your Reprek:ntatticsin Pariiiiiient. The difficulties which I have had to encounter , in ti,- late comet, were of trit of Binary kind; but I have been enabled to formoont them by exer. dons. no lees extraordinary, ofperfonal regard and pubileattich . - runt. If my numbers on the Poll were not fo great as I had 'eaten to expcdt, frank the almoft unlverfaf promifes offupport. Which I had received hi all parts of the County ; yet, when it is cotffidered that • I bad 'to ftruggle againft the combined power of high rank, ion: menfe wealth, - and extended family and political. tonnedtionsi when you take into account that to theft Mid and permanent forcrees of influence, were added, tfie effedt selling from ftrong, local. and tempdrary prejudices, In *bier, though I was not there immediate objea, means were diligently ani very fueeesfulii found to involve me; and neither a very fparing, nor a very fcruL palms, ufe of what are underitood to be eledtion mameuvres; I may well congratulate both yco and myfelf ou the fignemajority by which our triumph was eftabliffied. For much of this kind, Gentlemenj was well prepared. I had tint now to learn, that an independent man labours undet peculiar difficulties io teems of thong party competition. I had accuftomed myfeif too long to pats calmly through evil report and good report, to be much. moved by accufations,vo which I trete& nianyof thee who gave credit" to them, during the warmth of the comet, would, in their cooler moments, deem my general candid abd charm:der a leficient re ply. It May pro ably, however, be neeeffary for me, after the elfcrvefcence of part, feelings than have a little fubfided, to vindi cate myfclf agalnit one sharge, which Was urged with uncom mon, perfeverance and elladt. Meanwhile , though I Road, as I profeffeel, independent of any other Candidate, yet I may now, without the rAlc of mikonfteurition, espies, in common with Lord Milton, my hearty concurrence in the applaufc which Mr Le cetles's dignified condudt has fo geitrally excited. Gentlemen, I will only once more affure-you, that your kindnefs has made the deepeft impreffion on my heart, and confidering pry fueceft not as the vi Cory of a p•trty, but as the triumph of the Britith Conltitu tion, and of the independence of the County of York, I fhsll con• tinue to regulate my political coodudi in future by thee found Conftitutlonal principles, which have hitherto recommended me to your favour, and &ell endeavour to prove my gratitude by difcharging the duties of my important croft with diligence and integrity. I am, Gentlemen, York, June 6, Mg... Yea r °bill° htt faithful d WWI L ferva DEß nt. FORCF. GENUINE AND VALUABLY COLI.ECTION OF PIC TURES, ANTIQUE MARBLES, Sec. MR. ROBINS very relpeafu ll y informs the No bi.. Hey. Gentry. and Lovers lathe Fine Art. in particular. that in the courfe of a few day" he will have the honour to ftibmit to than, by Avalon, a: Mr. Ku MON'S Rooms, in Conduitareet. a Genuine and highly valuable COLLECTION of PIC LURES, the Property of a Gentleman, brought from fiat Seat in Hertford fhire, where they have remained for a Century pal(. The refined Colleaor will rarely meet with filch an opportunity to enrich his Colledion with Works of eaccUence, as they will be found of the very firft Claf. in the Art, a Virgin, Child, and St. John; a Del Sart°, preformed the fineft ever offered to the public ; ' rtiE HOLY FAMILY, a rich and beautiful compofition, Ru ben.; a Sleeping Venus, with a Satyr, and Cupid, a truly capital • Pidture Guido; a Vir gin 'Child, and St. John, Raphael; St Je romg in a Landkape, Titian, in his bet manner; a Satyr a Family by N. Pouffin; three Landfcapcs by G. Pouffin, &c. &c. At the fame time will be fold, a (mall Colledion of Antique Marbles —Notice will (barfly be given of the lime of Viewing and Sak—Catalogues are preparing. Warwick-ftreet, Goitieu-fquare.—June a 6, tBO7. NOTICE TO THE OUT PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL _ _ _ THE Penfioners are ordered, upon making their Affidavit, at the enfuing Midfumnyr, and after every fue• ceedlng 2sth of June. and isth of December, until further Order% to fpecify the Rate of Peofion per Day which they meek, imme diately above their Names In the Affidailts, in order to prevent miftakes in she Payment, wiling from a Indlarity of Names. Secretary's Office, Chelfea Morpital. June IC 'Soy. .I AFRICAN INSTITUTION. Fib Royal Higbriefs the DUKE of GLOUCESTER Patron. A GENERAL MEETING of the Friends of the InAbutioh will beteldat the Free Mans' Hall, Qmeen- Erect, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Wedncfday the 15th July, at Half wilt Twelve o'Clock..—His trial• Highnefs will take the Chair prairely at One o'Clock. • • : convey an secant of ing blame to any retro". nn of thefe, as military e the reply, but unquef e pairage in the fpeech. o the atuntinn of the titer topics, which had The Noble Lord hwl bad originated with hopes that they wneld itions on this meafure, bitted nperation of the was then propofed to he tended, afforded a more Gentleman's fyftem }innourabh Gentleman peeling it ffiould be ref ! aliuflon of the Noble the queiliott refpeeting hecaufe be host not, n of different mearures, ally convinod as before, wholly Inefficient. Hat • )Ie Lord's Ratement, he t hn had made nn cafe .hi therefare rejeet it. occAfion,to abridge who delivered their ler the detail of the etnen till Monday :1 nevus of Mr. Perecval in us intention of voting for : iT. 7,11/4115 S-34.04111, JUNI 14, 1/07. AMEETING will 1* htld.at my houfe,nn Wed tiefilattha t It of July, pnanant to the King's Warrant, by Lieutenant Cieuerat Sir DAvus BAI0.1). K. L. Commotion: Sir Hong :Parstau, anellleigadier Generals Ocaetinan and Fel:- onion. on the fulled qr Hie difputod Claims .to the Booty cap. cured at the Cape of Cleod Hope in jsarary, 113.:6 : all Pcrfons therefore having any Claims net already admitted, are requeited to fend the particulars to my Olicofor Prize Agency, in Gray's Inn, .on or before the !aft day of this month. ALEX. DAVISON, Agent. Feneibks 6th Ditto—Lieutenant James S Hwlfon. from the oath Foot, tO be Lieutenant, flee Walter, who eieb=pes, 3d Welt India Regiment—Major Chides Vircouot Pettibone to - be Lkutenant Colonel. without purchafe. Eft Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Samuel Barker Edoneftpn, fmra Half - Pat of she 95th Foot, to be Captain of a Compost, vice Prefer, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. STAFF. • Captain George Grogan, on Half-pay of the late Corilcan Ragliolt to be Major of Brigade to thi Gerrit= of Dublin, viteKelty,who reigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Purveyor John Price ,to be Deputy Purveyor to tho Forces. MeatGaitnnew. Lieutenant George Gordon, of the 96th Regiment of Foot , 14 fuperfedcd, being abfent with out leave. ORDWANCi•OFFICEs Just 25. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain Stephen Kirby to be Adjutant, vice W. Lioyfi, promoted. Fleft 1 ieutenant William Pourer to be Second Captain. vice Kirby. Second Lieutenant William E. Byne to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Power. Alt dated June 13, silo,. Major George Salmon to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bowater, retired to the Invalid Battalion. Captain Edward W. Pritchard to be Major, itee Salmon. Second Captain Blaney Wallh to be Captain vice Piitchar.; Firft Lieutenant Guy C. Coffin to be Second Captain, lice Wa lsh Second Lieutenant Robert Wooleombe to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Collin. Ad dated June tB, 180. Commie - gu in the Loughborough Volunteer In fantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant o: the County of Leicefler. Major Commandant James Boott to he Lieutenant Colonel Com mandant ; Captain Jam Toone to be 1.1..jur. Dated Augt.ft 14, r 1133. To be Captains--lientenai t. Aanbrofe Brewen and Daniel Fan. row. Dated Sept. g. *BO. FICIVALUNG OFICE, 7sasts, My THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mAyESTre NifFY, do hereby give twice, That' on Friday, the 3d Of July nezt, they will be milk to thrive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND QUEBEC STAY'S, it for the purpofe of making Tight Calks, to be detiveretl,"siee lull by the 311 k of Cletober, 'B3B, and the remainder by the pa of December following, into His Majefty's Vidualling StOrea at Deptford: and to be paid for by Nils payable with iatcrtft uinety lays after date. TheContlitimni of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's Office. N.13.—N0 Tendir for a lets quantity than Twenty-five Thou. land Staves will be admitted. No regard will be bad to my nada iu which the trice iball not be Kola is words at length, or tbotfial oat be delivered to the Beard kites we oislocb, as the fad Friday de *IV Iroilg -matt, ear sale tie Per?. iirb3 vela the Tadao? tow Pribstao . l# Saftemiagti eafteer whom calla for. _ . . Length in dcfcncc of :VII- Tame fide of the queftion, lea lahieh had been induf his Mots Maim Halt He 1 fubwi a motion for an on. i deg,. roared at the prefrnt was vote on either tide . cb, fopportill the Amend- ..cenant Thomas Burkile. vice Ella, r.ftgned; Lieutenant John Fowler, vice Whatton. religned. Dated Auguft ta, aBos. To be Licutenants--Fnfign joleph Almond Cropper, vice But kile,promoted ; Enfign Thomas Barn vice Fowler. promaihmi t Enfign Robert MarthaU, vice Hancock, rained ; jolea Muni uncut, Gent. Dated Anglia te, 0107. To be linfigns—John Peck, Gent. vice Cropper, primal:at; Its. bcrt Parkinfon, Gene. Dated Auguß 14, t5:..)7. • ~ • . -....4J To be Chaplain—Rev. Rickard Hardy, D. 1). Dated Serest ber 5. tBo3. To be Surgeon —Joteph Viekors, Gent. vice Vickors, dresafedoe. Dated Auguft IC igOS• 4 1 _ To be Quarter Mailer — John Peek, Gent. vice Hancock, rel4l Dated A ugalt t 4, • 805. . • Cornmiffion in the Weft Notblk Militia, rvitiank the Lord Lieutenant. . - . Robert Johntton, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated June al, tIIDN BANKRL'PTCY SUPERSEDED. Joreph Keekwick, of Bait Ham, ET:, dealer and chaptnan. BANKRUPTS. Richard Biakemnre, of Birmingham, Wunalekthire, tailor, dealer and chapman, to furrender July to, it, antAugult 8, at twelve at the Swan 'dote!, High-ftreet, Eirmingheim. Anomie.. IV Stubbs, Birmingham ; or Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn. London. Obadiah Ayles, of ropfliam. Devonthire fhip-builder, July 1,09 :7, and Auguß $, at eleven. at the Glo be Tavern in Egeter. : .. Attornles, Mars. Short and Barnes, Exeter; or hleffrs. Div*: and Losham, New Inn. Loudon. Francis Hollins, of Adiborne Derliyoaire, tweeter and drapw, dealer and chapman, July 6, at three, July 7, at tee, and A 40, 8, at four, at the Green Man Inn, Aihborne. Atiornies, M:Orrs I Goodwin, Afhborne ;or Mars. Barbor and Browne, No. i is, • Fetter-lane. London. Janes Wlndett the younger, of Norwich. grocer, dealer and chap man,), June so, at ten, Anglia t, and 8 at lone. at the Cattle. Norwich. Attornies, Mr James Boyce. Nortvl4 .i or Mara. Windus, Son, and Holtoway. Chancery - lane , Lou on . . John Clenuell, of Neweaftie upon! pin man idturer. My 11, ao, and Augult 8, at five, at the Queens Head, Neursaalv upon, l'yne. Anomie*, Mars. Clayton, Brumell, and Wolin. Neweaftle-upon-Tyne; or Mars. Clayton, Sccitt;arad Bfainire, Lincoln's Inn, London. Tho Mas Hef- !tine and William Lee, of Fridge-ftreet, Black Maill. grocers, and tea dealers, and copartners, June 31, July 4, and Auguß 8. at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Mars. Bolton, Loaf, and Lane, Lastrence Poultney lin .. James Sinclair, of Execution Dock, Wapping, Middiefex, viißnal! ler, dealer and chapman, July 4, ta, at twelve, sod Alkult E. at one, at Gull IhalL Attoruies, Mars. Holmes sad Lewis, Mark-lane, London. Thomas Jennings, late of Dunhill row, Middlefei, wharfinger. Ship-owner, dealer and chapman, July 3, at eleven, July 4, and Auguß 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Noy, Mluelog- Ifne, London. Edward Maine, of St. Swithin's-bne, London, merchant, daily and chapman, June 30, at eleven, July 7. and Auguft 8, at tau, at Guildhall Attornw i Mr. Blake elk, Elm -court, Temple. Jofeph Williamfon, of ueen-ltreet. London, flour-fadlor, June 30, July it, and Augu 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Keys, No. 3i, Wilft.ed3treet. Somers town. Richard Porter, of St. Albies, Hefts, Shopkeeper, June 30, July 14, and Auguß 8. at tell, at Guildhall. Minutia, Mr. Hogarth, Staple's Inn, London. , . 'DIVIDEND/I. rpeeeh, qid, the Sri ad ed on corruption. as they .ity's Councils- His Lord- :able Father from the im- Wilton, and tupported the )~ ~- I tke Addrefs, and Colonel h of I.orti Milton, wherein arks wade by that Noble FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. alfo (poke in favour of the snaipating the Catholics in mire not to engage in oppo dem agoom lITH fupporteJ the Amend- Mr. R. Itv DKR, fupported FICTUAU INC °MCC 'ME 8 , ' B ° 7 • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL LING HIS 111.41E577's NAM; do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 3d of July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealcd up) and treat for the fupplying cf SEA PROVISIONS to His Majeßy's Ships and Veffels at Halifax, Nova Scotia, (tigbee in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the 10and of Bermuda, (conjointly in one Contrad)fer twelve months amain, from the zoth of October neat, and further entil lix ontbs warning fball be given on either Ede-for the terrninaion thereof. Ike mode of payment to be Bills bearing iniereft ninety days after d'tte The Conditions of the Cootraet . may be ken at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to amy Tatar is sill tie "all ma be ilfrinf la work' at k,,,,a,,,ithaiku.d ...Jib...a fe the Board ha (re Ose o'Cloci on oho laid Friday the i3d of 7illy next, nor wile, tle POPPOI who makes the 'reader, or lose Per*, in his behalf, atter& 1 1 . e nforce' whoa called for a *or will soy Tender that eastaiu exirevit• guai pri eerpow flame article:, aid triter sera loferi:r to the real yaks lea &there, be collider:a' a r triter to it adsmititiL OILDNAINCE 04010 E, 7,N« *6, 407 THE PRII4 4 IPAL OFFICERS e Ifs: it4fllj'r . . ORDNANCE do berektkr - . FOREIGN OFFICE, JUNE 14. Baron Rehaufen, his Swedi(h Majefly's Minifter Plenipotentiary at this Court, this day delivered to the Right Hon. George Canning, his Majef cipai Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a ante, announcing the blockade of the port of Dantzic, by the naval forces of his Swedifh Majelly, of which note the following is a traraflation : The underfigned, Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majrfty the King of Sweden, has the honour to notify to the Miniftry of his Britannic Majefty. by onier of his Court, that the town and for • trek of Dant zichaving fallen into the hands of the common tnemy. his Majefty has judged it indifpenfable, for the ultimate protection of Commerce in the Baltic, to blockade by a (Arkin force, and in the moft rigorous manner, the entrance of the port of Dantzic; and that therefore the entrance of that port is and mug be confider ed as being in a Hate of blockade. The underfigned avails hinifelf of this opportunity to renew to his Endlency, Mr. Canning, the affurances of his high coufideration. June 14,1807. :TTY (imported the Atnend- The Right Honourable IRKAD aufwered the Right Sir A. WZLLIIIILtY. Mr. red —Upon a Disifion, the 35 0 it, and carried. to this Afternoon. mmonly crowded, both with Debate of tat night and this I by I.ady QBVItat.D, ap. ow the Ministerial Bcocke4. L had juft rifen to (peak when , the Itemcd o take a great 1-fighncfs retired about one of an elegant collation m ike SPEAKRIt'S lady. Her of Conunms, and retired G. M. RIKAUSIN. ADMMALTY OFFICE, JUNE 27. The Right Honourable the Lords CommiiGnners of the Admi ralty have been plated to appoint the Hun. WeittiLy Pole to be thr it Fhit Secretary, In the room of William Madden, Efq. who bas retired. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-ozeien, JUNG 27. 1807. ad Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet John Hall to be Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice Feawielt, Who retires; Charles Dymoke t Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Simplon, placed orthilf-pay. cab Ditto....Captaln George Croft, from the 34th Foot, to be ' Captain of a Troop, vice Brown, who exchanges. t3th Regiment of Light Dragons—Captain James M'Alifter, from the 6'..th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ehington, who exchange... aft Regiment of Foot Guards—Enfign William Bryan Cooke to be Lieutenant, without porchafe, vice Davenport, whit refigns ; Enfign the Hon. Charles Fitzroy, from the gad root. to be En- Hp, vice Cooke; and Charles Fauquier, Efq. (page of honour to the Q2cen) to be Enlign, Without purehafe, vice Thiltle thwaite, who refigns. t3th Regiment of Foot—Captain the Hon. Frederick C. PonfonbT, from the 6otb Foot. to be Major, by purchufe, vies Upton, pro motel in the 7th Weft India Regiment. Loh Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Waller, from the 6th Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hudfon, who exchanges ; En fign Thomas Hewitt Baylie to be Lieutenant, without pnrchafe, vice Edgell, who retains; and Wm. Price, Gent to be Enfign, vice Baylie. t Bth Ditto—John Tounley, Gent. to be Enfign,without purebafe, 'flee Thurgook prosioted in the 33th Fnot 23d Dittoft-tiewitt Leache, Gent. to be Second lieutenant, with out purehafe, vice Jones, promoted ; and Henry Kelly, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without parade, vice Wynne, pro moted. 7th Ditto—.EnGgn David Kennedy Kirkland, front the 281 Foot, to he linfign,by purehafe, vice Tighe, promoted. ,il44Bitto—Captain John Brown, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Croft, who exchanges. 33th Ditto—l.ieutenant James Hurt to be Captain o a C unpatiy, by purchafe, vice Orange promoted; William CIL Gent to be Enfign, without pa/chafe, vice Crawford, promoted in the 2d Garrifnn Battalion. 4t ft Ditto—Bryan Stapleton, Gent. to be Enfign, by purelafe, vice Lord Berridale, appointed to the 4ad Foot. 48th Dkto--Enfign John Brooke to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Philips, who retires ; Elwood, Gent. to be Enfign, without purehafe, vice Brooke. Sift Ditto--John Abbott, Gent. to be FnCign, without purekafe, vice Baker, Whore appointment has not taken place. S 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Reeves to be Captain of a Coln ratty, by purchafe, vice Rundell 9th Ditto—G. J.:Tappeuden, Gent. to be EnOgu, by wade, vice V:oe:, prometcd. • That preix4l. well received at their Office in Pall Mall, - - sr before the 3d day of July nest, from loch perfons as may be lrilgngta undertake the (apply of SAND BAGS, from Cloth of leitith Man u fad u re,oport esanra4t ) (or of this Department s : . for a period of three years. Further particulars, together with the terse and conditions of the contrAdt, may be knewitn, upon application at the Secretary's t Office in Pall Mall aforefaid,any day between the hours *stand' tour o'clock, where the proporals arc alto to bc delivered, and.pan. terns of the article may be larded, by application at the Print:l. i pal Storekeeper's Ofeeeln.the Tower. The Propofah mutt DM .feakd and indorfed, Profits isir Sand Bags ;' but no Propofal can be adnAtted after thefoid platy of July, at za .'clock at sloop of the fame day; neither will tiny tender he noticed, °olds the party o,akins ft, or an agent in Wain ball, &all attend. •By Order of the Board, R. 13. CREW, Sdefet try. T HE ONLY LOTTERY rif Tarenly Thnufana Tickets. that ever contained a Prize of THMTP THOU SAND POUNDS. begins Dia*leg t4th Jul', 18:7. SCHEME. i Prize of £30,000 Is zcooo 10,300 ••••• 3,000 1,000 SOO ICO SO Jape 30. Elizabeth Fitton, of Bolton-on-the-Moors, Liz&hiri. milliner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July E. John Sharpies. of Walton-in-the-Dale, Laneafbire, cotton manufadurer, at eleven, at the Golden Fleece, Prefton. July t. Thomas Ellis, of Freitag. Lancs.&ire, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Golden Fleece, Preflon. July a. Benjamin Brown, of Parwieb, Derbvasire, dealer and chap. man, at two, at the Green Man Inn, Aibborne. July i. Aogliwindaeker, late of Liverpool, merchant, at dens „ at the Star Inn, Manche:lbs. July t. David Maitland, late of Wigan, Walter Campbell, of Log. don, and William Wright, of Liverpool. cotton InAnufadurcro, and copartners, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. July 1. John Lewthwaite, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, 44 the Globe Tavern, 1 iv. rpooL . - July a. John Parries, of Birmingham, bcafs-founder, at twdve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. July t. Theaddia Green. of Woore, Salop, widow and tallow. ekandkr, at eleven, at the Ekphant and Cattle Inn, Newport. j o l t 1 . James Wallace, of Monebefter, eoutemscoottfatlturet.. eleven, at the Dog Teccro, Deartgate. Mambetter.. July 4. John Dalrymple, of Ruff:ll Bred, B r ron4fey, Win, corn-dealer and ligtateratan, at one, it Guildhall July 4. John flarnley, of Saffroo Hill. 1.4144ief05.. oorthraloir, at to, at Gull4l W. £30 ,000 40.00 e wpco Acpoo 5,050 Ono %Poo 1,500 30,000 37.500 3o 2,300 moo I .......-- 00,003 Tickets. £500,003 Brit-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only bud Cipitil, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Regobr Dravekie of noon Tickets null Day. 1 Tidier* and Shuts on Sale at al the Lieenfad Lottery Odle's, agd by their Agents in England and Scotland. PR ICU. Ticket -•- ,4 rg ty 0 f Half £lO 3 o Eighth .. is it o %ma s j o Stoccsa A 6 6 1 1 FUN€ 27. Y AT ONE O'CLOCK zi 63-onuduni 3 prem. to dif. ail boat, ftnt into Deal in brig, and which was rt, that news had been ins having made a fepa i that fifteen days wete in in the Treaty.—Sim• r reported by the crew at had been boarded on ?tacissa gun-brig. Nu ing heard two days ago my in confequence of St. I laR night, his Majefly's foal for all the tranf• re for failing. 'The whole left Ramfgate on Thulf• fifty•three.-L-Five. more Preparations are ma king third divilica of the Ex act permit us IQ enter a t 'he Bra diviuon has been Fel arrived at Yarmouth, me to have reached the .41 by LerlL gEltri(ti gqv. I.•rilt Otr4cr,, big t. Coin 1144 (OLIO& k T 0 0 ,4 net FOR SALE. By Order of the Hots Commit ousn of His Majelty's Ca:toms, At the Cultism-Houfr, Roeheiter. On Thurfday, July a, 'Say, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to the higheft Bidder, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in fcveral Lots, for Home Confumption About Twenty-nine Hundred Weight of GU A BENJAMIN. Twenty five per Cent will b: required u a &pat. A COUNTRY HOUSE, WITH MANOR AT lACHED. WANTED to Rent, for fuch a Term as may bt agreed upon, a Good Family Houk, with. Offices, &c fit far the accommodation on moderate bzed Family; with a good Garden,and front so to So Acres of Land ; with a Manor ettachtd, nr a right of (porting, In a good (porting country. Not nearer than arty milts to London, in any of the Counties to the South nr Weft of cetera, polt paid. with particulars, addrelicd to T. M.S. V (Mee, Lyme, Dorfet, will be immediately attended to. A CURRICL,E and POINTERS —TO BE SOLD, N excellent TRAVELLING CUR RIC LE and A , HARNESS. Can only be Peen before one o'clock. by ap plying to the Coachman. No 9, Clay Rrect, oat of Dorret4treet, buMud ahametter Place, Portman•fquare. A BRACE of POINTERS, of a Gentleman gnnea%road, war ranted ftsunch. The Dog has been that to three (saws, and the Dila two. A Brace of YomvPoicters for tweaking m this feafon. by addrding to A. B No. 5, Blandford.ftreet, Portman fqoare, a refereom may be had to the Game Keeper. LI I' TLEWOOD's LIVERY STABLFS, Lsads's Conduit Place, nom the Foundling Horpital. T° BE SOLD (the propetty of an Officer gate shroad with his Regiment) a CHESNUT HORSE, about fifteen bands and one inch high, very handforne, and (hews blood, is well adapted for the field of road, and able to carry batten acme, is very raft in all his paces. riling five years oil The loweß price is left witl. the Stable•kceper. HIGHLY BENEFICIAL PROPOSAL. EXCHANGE OF ENGLISH FOR IRISH I'ROPERTY, ON EQUAL 1 ERMS. • A GENTLEMAN, polkaed of a Landed Pro perty iti ibis InAnd, confining of Lands and Mines. to the enitnal ed value of more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, is willing to exchange the fame for !Ands and Mines, or Lands alone, or Mortgages in Ireland of equal value, and pre ferably the laft, as he willies for as little trnutil.• as poffihle. No fuck opportunity of transferring Property front the one ICland to the otter has yet prefented itfelf, or easy ever occur apin—No Monied Capital being nccefary. None but principals, or Agents of the firft rcfpeashility will be treated with.—For further particular* apply to Mr. Chrinie,Pall• Mall. London. VILLA AND LAND. To be SOLD, with Immediate pacllion, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, called EGHAM HYTHE HOUSE, with Furniture, ten Acres of Land. Coach Hook, Four-Ball Stable, Garden, Shrubbery, Gravel Walks, Boats and Steps, communiesting from the Lawn, delightfully Gtuated near Stalin's Bridge, and ataiding toward; Cbertfey, in Surrey, along the Banks of Ilse Thames, with right of cafting Nets; and Angling an that River, and the Cain; in a Country abounding with Game, the Royal Hunt, &c. This complete, Family Villa and None Orne, are in pule& repair, Leven Acres of the Land on Leak for about 20, the- left for to years at very low rents, and doers have been made to give a long Term—fiztcen Miles trom, `Hyde l'ark Cotner, Bye from Windfor and Hampton Court, near the Fur& Ridts, Stables, E‘hens, Cooper's Hill, Englefiell - Green, Ice. The Premlfes May be viewed, and all particulars had, of Mars. GICCDC and Tennant, Solkitors, No 2, Gray's kin fquarc. • HACKNEY, MIDDLESEX. Well-accußothed Pubile-Honk, four nev4ly.eredted neat Cottages and Divelllng.houfe, 'lnd their Appurtenances, and Lending Land, Hackney.—FREEHOLD. TO eB SOLD BY AUCTION, • (1, not &ober dirt's/fed of by Private Contrad), At Oarraway's Coffee Doyle, London, on Wcdnefday, July is; Any, at twelve o'clock at noon, either together, or in fuck Lots, and fubjed to loch Conditions as Mail be then agreed upon, A Well accultotned PUBLIC HOUSE, known by LI thename or Ego of the Two Black Boys, with firitable Out- Sullen. and Corrstniences. A good Dwelling houfe, and four neat Cottager, all newly tredid, fituate io We.ll's•itreet,ln the Par& of St. John, at Hash - ney, is the County of Middlefex, and upon or near to the Road !foal Loudon to Hommerton, now in the holding of Wars. Ate and Co. or their under-tenants, under an agreement for a Ltd for so years, whereof 38 ymnsiiii be to toms on the 14th clay of Jane, 1807, at 'the yearly rate of 241. but capable of very confiderable advance at the expiration of the tern. A Cottage and Garden near to the above, containing 3 R. 14; or thereabouts, in the holding of Mr. WilliiM Geary, as tenalatl from year to year, at an old rent of 81.11 s. per annum. Two ?Imes of Meadow bt Paiute Ground, called Long Field, and Black BOy's Field,cootalning together 3 A. t k. 3o P. or there abouts, abd another en Hackney Muth, called Boltironts, con talhhlg ow ia the holding of Mr. William Major, as tenant from year t o n year, at iSe yearly rent of 241. is. - • A Hem of Meadow or Paßnre Ground. in Moor Down, ad joining tho faid Pima, ealted Long Field, and Black Boy Field, month 5 A. 3 R. or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr. Robeft Pulsford, a tenant from year to year, at the yearly rent of t6l. tbs. Mr. Cox, the tenant of the two Black Boys. will thew the Pre miles ; and farther pas ticobrs may be knowb on application to Mr. Morris. Milt*, lo Navisort, SaTop ; or to Mars Benbow and Hope, Widows, Na. s, State Bulbar, Lincolu's Inv, Londeb. • - fuly : 37th 33th ... ARMY. ACAPTAIN of Dr4goons, Wink Regiment is 10 ,the EaR Indies, willies to esehan t ee law °tic in Europe. Apply perfonagy, st she Bar of Richold's Hotel, St. Alban'si ftreet, Pall Mall, Condon or by letter.to Mars. 'Crewman and Son, Printers, Exeter. \.