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TO NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. A very valuable and general Affortment of high conditioned FRUIT TAKES, fit for immediate planting. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. SOUTH. At Ivy Cottage., Parfons Green, kulham, on Wednefday the 14th of 06tober. at twelve o'clock precifely, on Thurfday she 15th, and following days, AVERY large quantity and great variety of well grown healthy YOUNG FRUIT TREES, comprifed in Ito Lots and upwards. There fine Trees confift principally of ?cactus, Apricots, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Apples, &c, &c. both Standards and Dwarfs. The Plants have been all well preferred, and are in the very heft condition.--To be viswed every day pre ceding the fa , c, by application to John Power, Gardener, at Ivy Cottage, Fulham, where Catalogues are ready to be delivered gratis, and alfo at Mr. Davey s, Florift, on tht King's Road. N. B. There young Plants are w ell worth the notice of the nrighbouring Noblemen and Gentlemen. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT 28. Cory of a Letter from Admiral the Right Honourable I.ord Gardner to the Honourable W. W. Pole, &mil on board his Majefly's Ship Ville de Paris. Torbiy,Sept is. Sir—l &Art! you wit be pleated to lay before their Lordfhips th:.iodoiod copy of a letter which 1 received this day from Capt (shades Malcolm, of the Narciffus, giving an account of the cap ture by that fhip, on the t ith infant, of the Spanilh Mier of marque brig Avantura. I have the honour to be, &e. {Signed) _ . _ GARDNLI. rtit Majeßy's Ship Ward!Tut, at Sea, Sept. is. My Lord— I have the honour to inform your Lord fhip, that this morning I fell in with and captured the Spani(h letter of Marque brig Avantura, after a four hours' Chace with (weeps, it being nearly calm. She is a beautiful coppered wird, of 140 tons, pierced for eighteen guns, but carrying only ten, and 43 men ; appears well calculated for his Majeßy's lervice. She is fiz days from Bilbca bound to the Caraccas ; the fails very fail. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CHAS. MAILCOL.SI: ADMIRALTY OFFICE. SEPT. 29 Copy of a letter from Vice Admiral nacres, Commander In Chief of his ftlajefty's Ships and Vcffels at Jamaica, addreffed to Madden, Ifq dated on board his Majefty's Ihip Shark, Port Royal, Auguft 14. Sir—The initiated, reporting to me the capture of a privateer hy the Hunter, I Kalil - mit to you for the information of the Right Honourable the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, I am, &e. (Signed) 3. R. DRCITS. Hie Majelty's Sloop Hunter, off Point de Nifao, JulylB. Sir—l have the honour to intorm you his Majeay's Coop under my command fell in with, at two P. M. this afternoon, and captured after a chace of five hours, PEfperance French felucca ptivateer, belong ing to the city of St. Domingo, manned with 18 men, and armed with blunderbufes and (mall arms. I am happy to add, during her cruize of forty days, the had not captured any thing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) S. H. INGLIFIRLD. Copy of another Letter from Vice Admiral Dacres to William Marfden, Ffq. dated at Port Royal, Auguft 18. Sift—Captain Stiles, of his Majefty's Ibip Adamant,having ac• quainted me by letter of the capture of a Spanifh privateer, I tranf snit herewith a copy of it for their Lordihips' information. I am, &c. (Signed) J. R. DiiCs His Majdty's Ship Adamant, off Key Vacess, June 17. Sir—l beg leave to inform you that we this day captured la Bueno Union Spanilh privateer of one brats gun and thirty men, cut four days from the Havannah, and had taken nothing. I am, &c. (Signed) J. STILES. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 29. sit Regiment of Dragoons—Henry Robert Carden, Gent. to be Cornet by purchafe, vice Sandys, promoted. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants—Cornet j. D. Bland, by purchafe. vice Bar low. promoted in the 76th Foot ; Cornet I'. D. Burrowes, vice Lander. deceafed ; Cornet A. Van Courtlandt, from the 24th 1 ight Dragoons, vice Young, promoted. To be Cornets—Thomas Burt owes. Gent. without purchafe, vice Williams, promoted; Davifon Bland, Gent. vice Burrowes ; Henry Chetwind Stapleton, Gent. vice Bland. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons-1 'cotenant Lewis Mackenzie to be Capt in of a Troop. by purchafe, vice Dick, who retires. 18th Ditto—Cornet Richard t his to be Lieutenant by purchafe, vice Plunkett, who wires. 39th Ditto—Cornet Coliu Arderfon to be Lieutenant without purchafe, vice Young; Peter Abercrombie, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Patterfen, promoted in the zzd Light Dragoons. sods Ditto—Cornet Edward Cormick to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Hunter, appointed to the ad Life Guards. sad Ditto—Cornet Parfons, from the 19th Light Dragoon', tote Lieutenant, vice Paxton, deczafed ; Lieutenant J. Cozens, from the Both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Burton, who ex changes; Boyce, Gent. to be Cornet without purcbafc, vice Gough, refigned. a4th Ditto—Cornet Peter Abercrombie, from the 19th Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant without purchafe, vice Deane, Iwo rooted ; Archdale Sharpin, Gent. to he Cornet, without pure chafe, vim A. Van Courtlandt, promoted in the Bth Light Dra goons. 13th Ditto--. Lieutenant Fawcett to be Captain of a Troop without purchafe. ft Regiment of Foot Guards—Enfign Richard H. Marf,c to he Lieutenant by purchafe, vice Stuart, Fromoted in the ea it Foot ; John Hely Hutchinfon, Gent. to be Enfign without purchafe, v,ce Lambert, promoted. ift Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Cohn M'Nicol, from the Royal Perth Militia, to he Fnlign. 3d Ditto—Major John Fail of Portarlington, from the 4th Gar tifon Battalion, to be M2jDr. vice Sheddon, who exchanges ; Lieuttnant Penefatker, from the eft Tower Hamlets Mi litia, to be Enfign. 6th Ditto—Valentine Jones, Gent. to be Enfign by purchafe, vice Ormfby, promoted ; Lieutenant 'fhornas Crefly, from the 3d Laneafhire Militia, to be linfign, vice Campbell, promoted in the tft Garrifon Battalion. 7th Ditto—Captain George Pracott, Irons the 4th Garrifon Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice FEftrange, who ex changes. Bth Ditto—James Kenny, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Neame, promoted. zth Ditto—Robert Edward Burrow es, Gent. to be Erto, with out purchafe, vice Deane, promoted in the 86th Foot ; and John Spink, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Portbury, promoted. teth Ditto—Major the HonourableWilliam Stuart, front the tilt Foot, to be L.ieutenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Shipley, who retires : Lieutenant John Way, from the Royal Bucks Mi litia to be Enfign, and Enfign James Garcon, from ditto, to be • Enfign. zsth Ditto—Captain Theobahl Bourke, from half pay of the spth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fleming, who ci changea. zed Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe, Folio Donald Frafer, vice Morris, decealed. ii)gri Charles Henry Watfon. vice Wilton, promote& Dugald !Munro, vice Crefwed, promoted in the lit Gar• - - rifun Battalion. Enlign W. B Stamper, vice M.nfergh, promoted. To be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant. Etaign Thomas Poole. vice !Monet, who refigns the Adjaaney. To he QTarter Matter, _ _ Strieant Major William Wilmot, vice Lemon, who tenor. To be Militant surgeon, A tfillant Surgeon William Bean, from the 76th Foot, vice Hack fuss promoted. 3.4: h Rt potent of Foot Samuel Dow higgen, Cent, to be Entign. by purchafe. vice BUie, promoted. 15th Ditto—Eu( l / 4 u Gro►ge jebb to be Lieutenant by purcbafe, vice D.ni•on, promoted in the 7td Pont. nitto-Ildirutermt Junes Nettor, from the ett h F oot , to b e lictittaahorke Movie, who czchaars ; Leettt, Hear) , fru• To be tiblettm. fres the 3d Lamalhire Militia, to be bangs ; Lieut. Samna Hardy. from Ditto, to be Enfign. 3odr.Ditto—.Sintyel Piper, dent. to be AtElam Surgeon, vice Mazwell, demoted. 32d Ditto--Entigo Thomas °Weak to be Litutenant ; linfign `John Hoare, from the Royal, Cornwall Militia, to be Etifign, vice O'NesJe. ssd Ditto--Lieut. J. Warm to be Captain of a Company by pur. chafe, vice Auften promoted in the sgth Foot ; Lieut Lawrence O'Hara to be Captain of a Company, vice Knox decoded ; Wil• Liam Pagan, Gent to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Turtun, promoted. ssth Ditto—EnGgn T. M‘Donough, from the Sae: Militia, to be EnEgn. - 36th Ditto—Captain ; , feph Crofs, from the 34th Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Williamfon, deceafed. 37th Ditto—Enfign Walter Defmond, from the York Light In fantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, by purckafc, vice Roberts, - _ who retires. 38tb Ditte—Fnfign Andrew Todd to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe ; William Mountgarrett, Gent. to be Enfign, vice ['odd. 42d Ditto—Captain George Davidfors, from the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Carnpbell,who exchanges. 44th pitto.—Lieutenant John Bryant, from the 4th Garrifon Bat - talion to be Lieutenant. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Moore. from the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Neftor, who exchanges. 46111Ditto—Enfign Charles R. Beauelere to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe, vice Stones, who reigns ; Enfign Murdock M'Keozie, from the tft Garrifon Battalion, to be Enfign, vice Mead, who exchanges; Lieutenant John Crab's, from the For far Militia, to be Enfign, vice Beauciere. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Oldham Jennoway, from the 3d Lancafhire Militia, to be Balm vice W:id, promoted. Enfign Charles Barronhorton, from ditto, to be Eofign, vice French. 48th Ditto... Lieutenant George Sack, from the Balt Middlefex Milks, to be Enfign. loth Ditto—Lieutenant William Ambrofr, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Vilma, who retires. 5 tft Ditto --Lieutenant Thomas Brook, front the Weft York Mi • Mb, to be Enhgm, and Hofpital- Mate George Johollon to be Aiiiitant Surgeon. 54th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Pigott to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Galpine, deceafcd. 56th Ditto—Captain William Pilkington, from the Bth Garrifon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thorne, who ex- changes. 39th Ditto-Captain Henry Auften, from the 33d Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Ogilvy, who retires. Gilt Ditto-Enfign Ralph Lacey, from the Royal Cumberland Militia, to be Enfign. 6sd Ditto-Major Samuel Dales, from the itch Royal Veteran Battalion, to ee Major, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 63d Ditto-Enfign John Murkland, from the Ayrthire Militia, to he Enfign. 65th Regiment of Foot. :s-Enfign S. Bulkeley, vice Hutchins, promoted in the 621 Foot, Enfign Duncan Stewart from the 86th Foot, vice Digby, promoted Enfign E F. Pitch, vice Watkins. promoted. 73d Ditto-Thomas Donald, Gent, to be &Ago, without pur chafe. 74th Ditto-c-Alexander Hope Pattifon, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Wingate, promoted. 76th Ditto-Enfign George Hatch, from the snth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 77th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants-Enfign Frederick Williams, vice Wright, whole appointment has not taken place. Enfign H. Gould, vice Keith, promoted in the 83d Foot. Earl J. V. George, vice Wardell, deceafed. 78th Regiment of Foot. To be Enfigns--Winiam John Englifh, Gcnt. by purchafe, vice D. Steam t, promoted. Lieutenants W. Gordon, Alexander Brodie, and A. Sutherland, from the Royal Perth Militia. 79th Ditto-Captain Duncan Miintyre,from the Argyllfhire Mi litia, to be Enfign. Both Ditto-Lieutenant W. K. Burton. from the sad I.ight Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Cozens, who exchanges; Enfign. R. J. Caftell to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Lewis, promoted in the 99th Foot. Sift Ditto-Lieutenant Edmund K. Williams to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Downing, appointed to the 3tb Wcft India Regiment; Enfign Bernard Clarke to be Lieu • tenant, vice Williams ; Enfign Richard T. Marlton, from the Royal Montgomery Militia, to be Enfign, vice Clarke ; Enfign Edward Lee, from the South Devon Militia, to be Enfign. 83d Ditto-Captain Samuel Heat, from the 4th Garrifon Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Yonge, who exchanges. 84th Ditto-William Spotfwood, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice J. S. Jones, promoted; John M'Lean, Gent. to be Alliftant Surgeon, vice Williams. promoted. 86 h Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companies, without purchafe, Lieutenant Robert Travels, vice Richardfon, deceafed Lieutenant Daniel Mutton, vice Iviiddlemore, promoted in the 48th Foot. Lieutenant Thomas Lamphier, vice Coyler, promoted. Lieutenant Lachlan M.Q . Leatie, vice Semple, deceafed. To be Lieutenatits--Eufign -- Deane, front the loth Foot, vice 'Travers. Enfign Andrew Blackall, vice Marflon. Enfign Lachlan M . Qlrarie, vice Burke, promoted. Enfign Alexander Ml,can, from the 36th Foot, vice hi'Mahon, promoted in the 6th Weft India Regiment. Enfign William Home, vice Brownrigg, fuperfeded. ktifign Martin Millhoufe, vice M.Q . ciatie. Enfign J. Stuart, front the 67th Foot, vice Lamphier. To be hiGgi.s-F. E. Stroud, Gent, vice Milthoufe, and Martin Wilkins, Gent. vice Home. To be Affiltant Surgeon-John Clarke, Gent. vice &liars, pro. muted. 87th Thurs.-Captain Alexander Campbell, from the 42d Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Davtdfon, who exchanges. To be Lieutenants-F . 44n Philip Higgiufon, vice Hamilton de ceafed ; Enfign Hulmes, vice Barry, deceafed; Enfign Haddick, vice Cott/Cane, deceafed. 91ft Ditto.-Enfign Andafon to be Lieutenant; Lieutenant Andrew Will, from the Forfar Militia, to be Enfign, vice Au derfon. gath Ditto-Er fign Thomas Donald, from the 73d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wimbledon, deceafed; James Gouldhawke, Gent to lee Enfign by purchafe, vice Wauchope, promoted. 96th Ditto-Enfign Valentine Lawtord, front the sd Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant ; Enfign Henry I eatry, to he ditto; Lieutenant H. Richards, irons the Glamorgau Militia, to be nines'. vice Leatry. tooth Ditto-Enfign - Murray to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe. tft Weft India Regiment-Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin D'Ur ban, from the 9th•Garrifon Battalion, to lie LieutenantCulonel, vice Hidicillon, who exchanges: sth Ditto-i-Captain lames W.Downing, from the gift Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Alexander, appointed to the /ft Garrifon Battalion. York Light Infantry Volunteers-brevet Major Samuel Brown, from ,the 6th Dragoons, to be Major by purchafe, vice Stuart, who retires. tit Garrifon Battalion-Captain Alexander Alexander, from the sth Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Doyle, appointed to the 87th : oot; Enfign Frederick Meade, front the 46th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Mackenzie, 'who ea changes. Sci Ditto-Thomas Daly, Gent. to be Enfign vice Lawford. pro moted in the 96th foot 4th Ditto-Major John Shedden, from the gd Foot. to be vice Lord Portarlington, who exchanges; Brevet Lieu Colonel Thomas L'Eftrange, from the 7th Foot, to be Capin, of a Company, vice Prefeott, who ezelmages; Brevet Major Henry Yonge, from the 83d Foot r to be Ohlitam of a CoMktithit vice Heat, who Exchanges; Ent* John Snow to be Lieute- nant, vice Bryant, appointed to the 44th Foot; Henry Statham, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Snow. - 6th Ditto-Captain Chriftopher Feisifirola the Nova Scotia Fen tibia, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wallop; who ex changes. 7th Ditto-Eefign George Carter, from the 634 Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Ince, appointed to the 38th Foot. Bth Ditto- Captain William Thorne, from the Stith Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Pilkington, who exchanges. 9th Ditto-Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Hufkiffon, front the eft Wet India Regimenr, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vige D'Urban, who exchanges . nth RomtVeteran Battalion-Major Thomas Buchdy Camp bell. Isom the bad Foot, to be Major, vice Dales, Wise ex- changes. • Nova Scotia Fencibles—Captain Barton Wallop, frem the 6th Gartifon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fob, who exchanges. Canadian Fenciblca—Lieutenant John Wilfon to be radjutantb vice Baillie, NT...lilted to the Royab. STAFF. Colonel Pinfons Bonham, of the 69th Font, to he a Brigadier Ge• Leral to the Fcrcts Living iu the Windward and Leeward Mods, Clisiii.het Colonel AliAander Dhoti), of the 44th Foot, to be a Brigadier- General to the Forces. Lieutenant Colonel William Eden,of the 84th Foot, to be QL.ar tar Matter General to the King's Troops (crying Iu tht huh. . Indies, vice Colonel Nightingalc, who rcligns. Byam Redhead, Gent. to be an Affißant Commiffary of Stores, Provifians. Forage to the Forces. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Purveyor Charles Mapothcr, from Kilt - Pay, to be De puty Purveyor to the Forces. 3d Regiment of Royal Salt India Volunteers—Lieutenant Wil liam Sims to be Captain of a Company, vice Wiffett, who ce figns. Southern Corps of Mane Volurtecr Infantry—Lieutenant Ed ward Callow to be Captain of a Company, vice Speed, dirmif• fed; hnfign Robert Haßings to beLieutetant, vice Callow ; Job.t Corlett, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Harris, promoted; John Bea ton, Gent to be Enfign_, vice Forbes, promoted. NIEMORANDUM. _ Lieutenant Hugh Llo;airankb;:cTitl;e Bth Font, wlro was fuperfetted in the Gazette of the isth initailt, is mina:tic' in his Rank. HAMA Mate Charles Handy is fuperfeded. Commiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Chriflchurch Battalion of Volunteer Artillery. Majnr General William Nevil Cameron to he Major, vice Lyons. ieiigned. Dated September as, 5807. Gufport Volunteer Artillery. Charles March Wade, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Septem ber 16, 1807. Commiffion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Robert Reid, Efq. to be a Deputy Lieutenant for tbat County. Dated September 9, tBo7. Commilfion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Invernefs. Invernefsthire, &e. Regiment of Militia. John Campbell. Efq. to be Surgeon, vice James Grant, raped. Dated Auguft Comrniffions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant,,Ealt Regiment. Lieutenant Jokpb Orr to be Captain, vice Layton, refigned ; En fign Samuel Ruffell to be Lieutenant, vice Orr, promoted. Dated September 4, 'Seq. Commiffion in the Dorfetffiire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. William Gray. Gent. to be Ealign, vice Layton, promoted. Dated September 10,1807. Commiffions in the IR Battalion of Dm fet Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieu,tcnant. Major Alexander Cunningham to be Lieutenant Colonel; Hen Meggs, Efq. to be Captain by Brevet; Henry Meggi,Efq. to be Adjutant, vice jemmett, reigned. Dated September 10, 1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED; Ositober 27. Wm. Abfolem, of Leicefter-ftrect, Letnefter-fquare, Middkfex, ftraw hat manufadurer, at ten, at GuildhalL Odober 27. 'William Camper, now or late of King David-lane, parilb cf St. George in the Eaft, Middlefex, vidtualler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Goodwin, of Sheffield, in York (hire, carpenter, to furrender (Motor r 2, 23, and November to, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Big:, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. Stephen Spratt, of Mendham Suffolk, miller, dealer and chapman, Oftober t 9, at four, October 20. at ten, and Nov. to, at eleven, at the Cardinal's Hat, fituate in Redenholl with Harlefton, Nor folk. Anomie', Mr. Henry Fox, of HArlefton aforefail ; or hieffrs. Bromley and Bell, Gray's Inn. London. William Mandcr, of Burflem, Staffurdfhire, linen and woollen draper, dealer and chapman, Odober 19, at three, Odlober 20, at ten, at the Legs of Man Inn, Burflem, and November zo, at t velve, at the Swan Inn, Hanley. Attendee, Mr. Dent, Hanley, Mr. Aftbury, Stone ; or Mr. Orchard, Hatton Garden, London. 'William Partridge, of Ezetec, ferge-maker, (Maher 2, at eleven, o.stober 9, it five, and November to, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mars. Williams and Brooks, NewAuare, Lincoln's ;nn; or Mr Turner, Exeter. William Smith, of Plymouth, Devon, filverfmith, Odtober 24, IS, and Novesisber zo, at eleven, at the Pope's/lead Inn, Plymouth. Anomie., Mr. William Jacob*, Piymoutl; or Mr. William Prior, Argyll ftreet, Weftminfter. FOREIGN I.VTELLIGENCE. LULLE'II N. " Car!krona, Sept t y. 41 Her Royal Majefly the (Ilt,een, and her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Sophia Wilbelmina, arrived here on the 14111 intlant, at midnight. Her Royal Majelly was met without the moo by the Comman ding Naval Officers, Vice Admiral Pale and his Staff, who followed her Majeay's carriage through the town : at the gate of the city the Magiarates and Livery were affembled, and before the loufe inha bited by his Majetty, the Noblemen of his Suite received her Majetty ; the cattle fired a !elute, and the garrifon paraded in the &eels. Yetlerday, at half pall twelve o'clock in the morning, the Troja frigate dropped anchor in the road—his Royal Majelly the King of France and his Royal Highoefs the Duke d'Angouleme were on board ; but as they would not allow the Commander of the frigate, Major Nordeaikas, Rut. to hoia any colours, their arrival was not known until Major d'Avaray, on the part of the King, his mailer, came on throe to wait on his Royal Majelly. The King thereupon immediately ordered Vice Admiral Palo I to go on board the frigate, but he was met half way by his Frencb Majelty, who, in order to prevent all preparations for his reception, would not wait the return of Count d'Avaray. The King went on !bore and proceeded to the houfe got ready for him, and a guard of honour drew up before the bottle. 0, On account of the continuance of his Majefty's ninth, and as the Illuftrious Travellers alfo wanted tome reit after an unpleafant lea voyage, his Majelly ordered his friend, Lord Chamberlain Baron Munck, to congratulate the above illuflrious perfonages on their tale arrival, and to expel. his Majetly's with to fee them this morning at half pail eleven o'clock. Count Lowenheilm was alfo lent by her Majelly for the fame purpofe. '6 , At the time above mentioned his Royal French Majetty arrived with the Duke d'Angouleme at the bottle inhabited by the King, attended by the Baron Munck, his Majetly's Firft Lord Chamberlain, who had been fent to condud them thither. On the flair cafe, and in the great hall the Officers of the Navy formed, a double line, and in one place all the Offi. cers were drawn up who are Knights of the Royal French Qrder, Pour le Metite Mi/itaire (for military merit.) At the door his Majetty wab received by the whole Court, and in the King's anti room were her Majelly, and her two Ladies of Honour, the Countefs Oxentierna and her daughters, who fol. lowed his Royal French Majetty and the Duke d'Angooleme to the door of his Majetty's room, which they entered. After an hour's convertfation with the King and Ql2eeti, the Noblemen belonging to his French4lajetire tuite were introduced and' prefented to their Majellies, and thereupon the flu! 'thins travellers reached the houfe which they inha bit. In the afternoon they took a view of the new deck and the dock yard. His French Majett y i. attended by Count d'Ava• ray, Duke de Grammcnr, Count Daman, and Che• %%diet Dc Itivier. " His. Royal Mdielly'slealch is daily improving, and his tittngth continually increafing." COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 8. Laft Wednefday evening the enemy commenced a molt tremendous bombardment againtt the Weft and North part of the town. It is calculated, that, upon an average, 25c0 !hells, fire balls, fire rockets, and red hot balls, were thrown into the place ; many per. lons we , e wounded, and in upwards of thirty places the town was let on fire, but the conflagration was got under by the exertions of the firemen. On Tharf4y the enemy's batteries were almolt filent, but the bong. bardment recommenced on Friday with the amok fury : in the evening the timber yard was fet on fire I a (mall powder magazine of our battery in that place being blown up, it became neceiLuy to abandon the battery ; at the fame time feveral places in the Welk and North Weft part of the town were on fire. The fleeple of the Church of Our Lady was in a blaze, and fell down, under continued (bouts and buzzes of the enemy's troops, and from want of water the fire fpread through Peter Noah, Kannike Fiol, Skider Skinder, and feveral other Itreets. The fire raged with unabated fury Saturday and Sunday, and ceafed yefterday in the Land market, after Rote greet, North-flreet, Gertrude-flreet, and feveral others had been 'educed to heaps of Ales. Yetierday at noon a capitulation was concluded, and in the afternoon the enemy took potfeffion of the citadel and dock ye*, Proclamations proving the neceffity of tranquillity and order were read and diftributed. PROCLAMATION OF THE COMMANDER OF corriiir GEN, INFORMING THE INHABITANTS OF TND CAUSFS WHICH OBLIGED HIM TO CAPITULATE. " Copenhagen, Sept. Sth. " Fext.ow Clan INS—AII our means of defence having proved infufficient, and it being no longer in our power to prevent the enemy from carrying Isis trenches fo near the town that he may fet it on fire whaler:eke pleafes, I, as well u the reit of the Com• mandlug Officer', are convinced that the gavtifea l t no by say means fufficiently ftruag cffcdtually to defend the town agalait the enemy, Should he endeavour to carry it by drank, a natural ethic of which mull be that the enemy renders kiinfelf alto mica of the dock yards, arfenals and fleet; under there ciectualtances, in order to prevent thefarther cffufion of lanai:eat blood, and the De. cerary confequences of the redudlion of the town by &fault, I have thoughtit right to conclude a capitulation with the Com manders in Chief of the enemy's force, whereby I have been obliged to furrender the fleet. and to permit the enemy to occupy the citadel, Frederick's Haven, and dock yard, for fuck a length of time as !hall be respired to carry the !hips of war into the road, yet on this exprefs cenditirin, that all the Paid places Ilia be re- Itored, and the Hie of Zealand Paoli he evacuated by the Ertel* troops within fix week% at latcft, and that all public and private property, both in thic town and the whole die of Zealand !hall be refpeeted. Fellow Citizeps, while I thus perform the painful lath to communicate to you this intel igence, I muft at the fame time ;mind you, teat tranquillity and order are the firft duties of every citivx. in our prefect state of oppreilion, and warn you not to violate there duties, as it might be attended with confequenees the molt calamitous and dreadful. " Head spatters, Copenhagen, the 7th Sept t 1807." On the English eatnea atrurances of friendfhip, which form a fuhjedt of laughter in all companies, gentleman made lately the following remark: The Englith are a roanufatturityg nation; this mantsfac• lure being shut out from almon every part of the Continent. they have of late contrived to =malt. tore friendflit, an article of which they have exported very confiderable parcels, to Naples, Sardinia, Holt. land, Prutlia, Ruflia, and Sweden. Moil of thefe parcels being (topped after their importation, tbe Englifh Minifiers thought of trying a fhipment for Denmark, yet with this alteration, that the deflined for us is fet while that which they - of• fered to other countries was fet in gold. SEPT4ItIIIII2 12. Louis XVIII. arrived at Carlefcrona, on the 16th, and it is reported here, twat in confegnence of Come new meafures taken by the Court of St. Peterfburgh, he will return to Mittau immediately. This report has given rife to a variety of conjeaures, one of which is, that Ruffla is again about to commence bon - 16es againti France. Fourteen of the Dana (hips of the line are already fitted nut completely ; the others are preparing with all pollible expedition. The tranfports will bring away the naval Mores, &c. We erperacti tai; ;pruning to htte received the Hamburgh mails which were due, but none have ar rived. AUTONA, AUGUST 28. The report is circulated, that the Duke of Weytnar will be named Duke of Ci , urland, and that the Duke of Saxe Gotha and Cobourg will be elevated to the dignity of Grand Dukes. GENOA, AUGUST 8. A letter from Naples, of the 341 of July, an. pump, that a French Iqbadron compofed of three fail of the line, two frigates, sod two brigs, has cap tured off Sicily two Englifk frigates ; it afterwards proceeded towards the Levant. BUCHAREST, JULY Es. Yefierday intelligence was received here, that the Reran General If it contpletly defeated the Turks, on the 81h indent, near Krajoovio. Muhlat. a Paella of three tails, commanded the Ottoman troops in this battle; be was furnifbed with a Firman from the Porte, and the name of Vl&ori nus" was given to him, adding, that he was the hope of Confiantinople. Tish Pacha had hitherto never been beaten, and the difpofitions which he made on this occarton prove, that he poffeffed a certain degree of military talent. He formed his advanced guard into feveral (mall corps, to conceal from the enemy his principal movements. Thefe detached corps continu ally alarmed the Ruffian pofts,while Muhlet Pac h a ad vanced in order of battle. Gen. Iffail was apprifed fn time to form, and advance rapidly towards the Turks- The adlion commenced, and notwitheanding all tbr~ ability of the Commander in Chief, the inexperience of the Ottoman troops, and the want of concert, no. cafioned the Ruffians to triumph. Tbefe lauer have taken thirteen Rands of colours, four pieces of can non, and two mortars, a great quantity of baggage and arpmunition. and alto the equipage of Muhlat. This Pacha owed his fafety- only to the fwift nefs of hi; horfe. The lots of the Turks is dimmed at 3500. Meanwhile this was paling on the right wing of the Ruffians, 'hii gxcelency the General in Chicf, Michelfon, oPenesktm the left wing his third before Ifmail : it is thought that this &niters will not paralkl old out loot.