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111: i I i i i IL: t EXCHEQUER SILL OFFICE, OCT. 17, 1807. EXCIIF.QUE.R BILLS DATED tiErwEtiN THE I t AND I(.th 1)A1S OF OCTJISER. MO, TO Bi FAID - P THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS if HIS AIAJENVYS TREASURY ham, : g uru Dieechiann, for irs7 6 g the Prix•74 , lg of 8 ew e wpeturil tw ne 4 Eir4itotte Haas, wit, the latter:l iher, ~ at the Each. t oes. Bill °flies, i.e the Red-ripe el Era h.quer, Kele Pollee Yard, Westminster, on FRIDAY, he 64 Day KorteeSer, INfl7; Attendance rill be x ova daily (Sand aye wed He eseepted), ka :it S a u d ou t i, the Slit of Octane , . ISO, Iran LA eddy', its the lblereei d, tele Ora IN she Anertstans, ti.r the oss.pase It s ect cii iAg the 'Awe Add, t r the greater Thapaiett, the Heart is in she .aid 11.11 s 4; we 50 loriur. /.fists th C 4144; containtog sh e N vm h em , in N vr . r r.rd Order, accenting to the ratter the soul Hai., eNd Tioas r .neattm:ettetia of Interest, wit , the Proteipat SUOMI, and lot,rett dor theme., vamp& . fro m the Data tlo, a hick this are rei f y. etite'., dated, eJelavre, in A s. 4 6th U . ,., y % oans h er to rntsntr, rhea the Interest will Clete un ,hry ore det.ircd to src.ee their Narita nod Mores of esniode On men Liam, •n.t odors.' 1:-en ,Nava on the said hills. JI ." f t h e H o lders of the of Bills should be deniers sf neeu;mg Mienweat of the Interest, prerto .1 Ia 1/1C Mit 6th 11. 11 of Notemk , , they owe br at-comae laced, nu t h e ',west 10 14. Dny ON Ithirh esig wenA tie be/told, err Stew% elig 8,11 Bells fir Ettatitiotatosto One Day prier Shereto. Smelt Person, as man be desirous of hating New &chequer Bills in part pasnear, 111M./1 e. N'iauainq tit ow,ndt at the boltil el Ater 1.4 , 11, debarred re or 1.41,e the 51., el' Ore 14.1, mov b c arr.". with N ew bia s . ea t tying an Into , ost ol 1 hreept.te-Haf r... be the flow on ~,,, 0 Pounds. et Wit wit New flab ariii belle dice Ur sold 6.11 Mee f November, dt .d d ui b e d e . twee.' a.i IfeWoo, she 9,/, q Noreasber, an 1 the t..va.,in: Days. N. R. Al. rimed prior to October, 1806, hove beta ode. rtiord to ere pai.l off oud the lit so the bos erased. OFFICE OF ORO ••• %NO.:, Oct.. 11. 1114 THI PRINAPAL OFFICF.ItS of HIS MA. jF..rys sktONAN:E de hcreire L ire Noire, That Pmposal, ads be received at their Ottin,, ass PsloMall, on or before M• ONDAY, the Pith Noycnba next. front such Persons at mar be willi.ig to undertake the supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES. Cllll 4 l , tel of various d e . acrtioirots 01 road., tor service of this Department, for a pentad of nu Year., acteasle to Patterns which may be tit s o d i t the PtiliC•pal Motet. epees Office, at she Towle. Fart set Panic slat., I.l,te , ar with the Terms and Con ditions the •'ontr ict, may Az known • ;sot et.pliCattettl me the Styrian's •EfEr •, in Psl.. %fall c0ri..41, any day between the ke.i.iff of Ten ai.d o'Clock ; wl ere the rvoi.osall Vet b. he dr:ire/rd. sealed up, and co•lorsed ' 4 Prepon.c. far 04 sernry of 1.. Is Out no Eroposa , can be admitted after the 'aid 16th of N.ter.:sber, at twelve °Visa at noun of the same day; neither wilt any Trader be 'enticed, unless the Party tusking it, or an Agent is bailor:ht.!, shall att. ni tier s the 11..ard, R. N. CREW, &watery. SAM.OF rriGLANo, Ocr. ti, 18J7. /Vitt% COURT of DIREC !ORS of tie GO VLlitt44.4 end COMPANY y A. SINK of LNG. VOW, gir. ..crr, Ti.' GE% ER L COURT ...II be he'd at the Rank, ilet rut VIA NI. ET, rate 2 ilo fr.ea Eleven in W To rid Futit in the A:tonoon, for the ELECTION of • Dia£4l . ol r the rem.. .1 Ica the Ee..r, in the room r-f jean hitainre, I. -4 lafrle ele.ed Deputy GO•0160f. sod tYe £•etton el a Director will be d•ela.•.J that -wining. RUBILRT bESc. !Territory. N B By an A& plb,e-1 in the fth year of the reign of His rinitat M meat , . no yews ni rill be entitled to tor• ,aid Donis rho at•rl: net nave bees ale oJen4ar niol:tha poe. • in bison° 'tit, a t:-,r brae, lot which be Sher then Vete, mile., the fined Back Alia have been acquired, or shah nave qt , brit 1.-t..0 br reatria,te, 0! A/ sweet... r. to al ente-trt,'s ',tate or by the cintoot of the Car of Lon don, of In any deed of itettlentent after the death of any pere.nt atoll hew bees entrlal, for life, to the thrtdetids of such Steel. VACTVALLING-OFFICE, lk:T. 16, 1937. THE COMMISSIONERS fir rOPsaNieg His 11.1'‘stil. 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Just publi.herl, in One Volume, f 4,0. pries 5.. 6d b oar d., EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARRIER; or, The Whet* Art ofrarriery laid oxen. By FRANCIS CLATER. This Work not only *hews the nature and symptoms of every Diso:der a Ilorss is inrid lit to, but a particu'ar method of prepariN the Medicine; together with proper Directions for their man4geinent during Itidnporiition. To which is added, an Appendix containing .nany maul Preparations, and a choice collection of Recipes f r several disonlers ; several of which Recipes, before its publication, were so!d frem G 1,1111,2 to tem Guineas each. Newark : Printed by and for A Temlin , on ; and Sold 1, 5 , C. and R. Kali .irl, No 4,, Paternoiter.rnw ;It nn and Co., . . Stationers' noun . , London ; and all other liooksel.ers in tbi Kingdom. FOREIGN INULLIGANCE. FROM THE 11A4IRLIRGH PAPERS. LOWelt iLML. UPT. 29. The recent proceedings of the English near In. beck, where they have already take❑ several s hips b‘.ti d from or to Russia, seem to indicate hostile designs Off B u ❑holm, .ome Russian frigates hs•re been seen ; they are rrobahly cruising here to ob serve the movements of to English Fleet. An English frigate is arrived in the 11,rad of Trave monde ; but it dues not molest navigation.—(Cor. respiedune. The blockade of the Ems. Elbe, and Weser, for neutral ships, bound to neutral ports, has been raised.— ( dlioaa Alercery.) oLosscome,SEPT. 24. As we learn, Nuojor General Voo'N/aitertdr.rff has been --re.ted on his arri►al at K - . 1, and trans. pored farmer trom thence to Aalborg, iu Jutland. --/Corseepuedea.) LUBECK. UPT. 25. This morning, the English frigate, which arrived, yesterday . fetched from the road Captain Kook's ship. now in leading, and bound to Riga. She also took along with her. and put to sea win', three ether ships, viz. two Lvitteckers, and outs Hamhureher, this is the m:re inconceivable, as on examining Captain Kook', papers. they mid, no diflicul:y. A skipper. who went from Itquock to Copenhagen with passengers. has been ordered back by them. A;:resable to the most recent advice'. the English have taken al under the Lubeck Hag in the Baltic ;it is .1 from this, that a rupture bent/cid the •. i'uweis is unavoidable.--(1414.1 STRALSUND, SIFT. 22. The French Imperial Decrte or the 20th of November, 180(i, has Flaw been preslidsest bore, forbidding all commerce and correspondence witn England. By Marshal Brnne's order, all the boats pin in requisition •here for the French army, are also on the eve of bring restored to the owners, on proving them to be their property.—(l6id.) WAIIMAW, SIM?, 20. Ot.lers have been given to r. ceive the Russian Autkess.tdor, who is to go to Paris. and will pass thrt,ugh the Duchr o• Warsaw, every where well, and iv wt him an 'most of honour.—(Citerrs po7dod ) Illtt4STrt. U!T. The Government of the kingdom of %%reaplialia received a reptt of an irsurreetion in the commu nity of Rimsloh. in the Province of Omaburg. uith a view of appalling the raising of taxes, and the alarm bells, or tocsin. having been rung in con sequence, and the pas drarmees fired upon, Govern. ment, by an older bons Cauel. dated September t I, has ordered to immediately seize the autisor and ringleaders of this iiisurreffi n, pu them before a special ( ourt Martial, anJ double the contributtaus late on Itansloh.—(Aferearg.) _ _ ?PIM'. SIM. 12. Very unexpettedly a Russian fleet came to anchor here yesterday morning. cansisting of three great ships of the line, 9 frigates and corvettes. and tta trap pores. They have on board all the Russian truops wha hare hitherto occupied Canal.% the Dal matian Islands, such as Curznola, Les.ina, &c. and the Republic of the Seven Llands. Soon atter the Russian Commenter sent an JGcer on shore, re qoesting permission for these troops to return to their country. through Hungary. Our Governor declared, that lie neither cuuld nor would grant inch peiniitainii, without the foreknowledge of his tiortreign ; but that he would. without delay, send a Courier to remand llis Majesty's instructions, which has been done accordingly. We do not chlubt our Rotpgror will grant the passage to the Russians, it being the shortest way ; but they will first be obliged to perform a short quarantine ; their number is previously stated bgtwcen 6 and 70(l) men. The Seven Wands are strongly block:de.' by the English, end all nterchentmeit, Without rtg sr.l to their Reg, ire demisted, and brougot to Malta.— (C poslent. SCHUMAN, It is said that a coolness subsists between our King and his Imperial lirother, the former having refuted, or at least negleted to put the requi.itaan in force hers dating the campaign, att.l still persist iog that h: aril! never do so, siace he has taken an (ML to the contrary. This, added to the humidity of our climate, is said to be the cause of His Ma jest►'s long absence, which will probably still be protraded, as there is a report that Schimmelpen ninck is to officiate as 'Viceroy ; ethers say, that Prince Louis, in consequence of the representations made to him, is fully convinced of the inadequacy, with resped to England, a!:d the consequent rum to this country of the restrielions Lid on commerce, and wished to oppose the late severe measures I but being unable to succeed, thinks it ad►isable to keep at a distance from the seat of murmur and complaint ; certain it is, that the loss of the inward and outward duties, lays the moat heavy burdens on the people. vtaasNA, SIFT 19 General Michelson is dead at Bucharest of a se vere attack of the gout. The arrears of the second instalment of the En glish subsi.iy, still due, were paid a short time since, on %hicli occasion the Emperor ordered the Earl of Pembroke to be presented with a gold snuff-boz, richly set with diamonds, and adorned with His Majesty's portrait. His Lordship set our from hence, for Triest, on the 12th inst. to embark for England. The third instalment of the English subsidy is 'still unpaid. This day's Court Gaulle contains the following article, under the head of Turkey : Ile British fleet, under Admiral —, continues to blockade the straights of the Dardanelles. The Russians still occupy f enedos, but their fleet withdrew to Corfu, a few days after the last vic tory. On account of the presence of the English fleet, the tort dying of the castles of tie Dardanelles, and particularly of the point of Nagara, in the inner weights, is still actively carried on. The late Grand Vizier Ismail Pasha, directs the works. BAN[/ Or Tilt MIUSI, SEPT. 19. It is again currently reported. that all the ter ritory on the farther side of the Meuse is to be ceded to France, and which is said to have met with much serous but inelleftual opposition. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. I•NKS OF Tilt ILSE, SEPT. 30. The city of Hamboirgh is in the utmost distress to raise the new contributions demanded by France. The common citizens are already half ruined by hav ing so many Spanish soldiers quartered upon them. The behaviour of the Spanish troops is very repre hensible; murders and robberies happen almost daily. Many of them are galley-slaves, merely sent by Napoleon to bear the first brunt of the English artillery, in the attempt the French meant to make. to drive the English from Zealand, and shut the Sound. _ _ The Prince of Denmark amuses himself every day with issuing fresh rigorous orders ag .list Eng land. and her commerce, with a view of gaining Napoleon's friendship. DUTCH PAPERS. —.— 'Min The Royal Hague Commit. ALTGI4.II, lIPT. 30. _ _ _ It is confidently asserted, that the negociations between our Court and that of France, are brought to a conclusion; that a treaty of offensive and de fens.ve alliance has been concluded, and will speed ily be ratified ; and it is expelled, in consequence thereof, that the united army of the Prince of Ponte Corers will soon enter else Danish territory. The necessary preparations are already making at Rends burgh for the reception of the Marshal and his at teod4nrs. We are very glad that this Commander is the person appointed to command the auxiliaries, which we hope will be granted us by France, since by his conduit formerly at Hanover, and lately at Lubeck, he has acquired throughout the North of Germany, and the adjacent countries, the fame of a noble and humane disposition, as well as of mili tary talents. From another quarter we are certain that the ho nour of Russia is not less concerned in our late misfortune the* the interest of France. We posi tively know that a few days previous to the arrival of the fleet under Admiral Gismuier, the Russian Lnvoy Lisakewitz, communicated to the Crown Prince the most positive assurances, which England had given to Russia, that our neutrality should be respelled. Trios the faithlessness of the English has made a sport of the honesty and good faith of the Russian Monarch, as well as of our own Go vernment. COPIPIH•GENOZP T. .12. The English appear to be stmtble of the danger of their situation ; at least Cley make such haste to quit our island, that (according to general opinion) they will evacuate it in a much shorter time than the six weeks which were stipulated. Their heavy ordnance (among which are 76 m.mars, which threw shells of lt))lbs.) is sent on board, and the batteries which they had rahed. are levelled. Fourteen of our ships of the line ate c•impletely lit:ed out and warped out into the Roads; and it is thought, that the rest will be ready to .sail i., the coarse of next week. Lord Cathcart had re- moved his hearl.quarters on the 14 Is to our Citadel, and some of his officers have leached the city with passports ; but on that occesion it was thought necessary to exhort the inhabitaati, by a PrOClAillatiorl, to refrain from els of kg6ressiott. The attempts male by the enemy upon the smiler Danish islands have. for the must part, miscarried $ a report, indeed. is spread, that they have got p s aes.ion of the island of Bornholm (an .vent which. if it were true, intelligence num r ay. been received on the Continent long since) ; but on the other hand, we know, fur ceram. thst Esig..sh boats (which ventured an attempt upon Langela..d and Femerest) were reptit.ed with loss. In our unfortunate Zsalead. which they have taken as executioners. they now rule as tyrants.-- Among all the British s'OinManders. Sir tionte Pop ham is conspicuous for severity and violence. The most arbitrary and incoMpahhie extension is given to Cie Articles ut Capitutati• Our yard. are de sttoyed to the v..ry tour !atioll. Rapine is citric., to that extent. that the m..t insignificant things and tools are taken away, even the private pro . of the workmen which were emplaced isi •Iv R y. 1 Yards. 'flue information. which points nu' to he enemy the naval articles ►or pillag *ad demi uets n, au (in like manner, as by hit Ssd..ey Snag . at tee Dardanelles), princip.tity teen by r C 'punt til an English frigate. which was rep n• • t ' ere rant year s and is atm amongst the ships whtco ay whilst the money requisite for the repairs, (which at that time was advanced on our part, ani since demanded in vain), adually remains unpaid. And, lest all this should not he detestable enJugl„ would you believe that the Dalish prisoners of war have been furc!ii to set ve on board of t!te lliitish gun-boats. to fir• urn their native city ; that („ i thi s t h ere i s prof) on the oth:r hand, .Junes have been either killed by the shut from t t,, nish batteries, or blown up with the English sell? We must do justice to Lord Cathcart. t 3 own, that he has done every thing in his power to maintain the strielest discipline ; but this has not prevented the cntnmission of rebbeties and efts of violence in many places, the relation of which ex. excites detestation. Among o.her things, every means were employed, by threats aud pronnses, to seduce an officer who fed into the eLemy's hands, in making a bold attempt to petictrate to the city of Copenhagen during the siege, and whom they had reason to suppose was the bearer of secret orders from the Crown Prince. A similar atrocious perfidy Was ennsp;cuous id the manner in which the English dilated their des struetive bombardment. When they perceived, that during the first night, when their fire wa heaviest, the zeal of our 6:emen extinguished the fumes in most places; they, on resuming the bombardment, dire red most of their shells to the timber yards and the wooden tower of the church of our Laiy ; and when they calculated that all the fire engihes and firemen were assembled there, they opened a `.re of grape shot, which, in a short time, ei:her wounded or killed most of thole brave fellows. There are in all two squares and ten whole streets burnt dales in consequence of the bombardment, besides a great number of single houses either destroyed or da maged. The libraries of the Professors Ri.brigh, Wulf, Kierulf, and Wolddt!, have fallen a prey to the flames. Three printing houses were reduced to ashes, and in one of them was the manuscript of Olufsen's Iceland Diainnaiy, a less which will be severely felt by all friends of northern literature.-- Several other learned men, such as Professor Bum, the Rev. Mr. Claussen, and others, have suffered considerable loss in their books, papers. and colle9iuns. Yet there are some initarices of people who escaped death in a manner almost mi raculous. Since the English are in possession of Copes. hagen, the Militia (the strength of which has been greatly over-rated abroad) has received permissios to return home. On the other hand, the local Go vernments hsve been empowered to establi.h a rid ing polite for the prevention of all excesses. which hitherto were committed in different parts of Zea land by the soldiers ; and Lord Cathcart has given permission to demand assistance GI the neare►t Bri tish o,ficer. At Bronshoi, a village about tree miles fr met Copenhagen. a dysent:ry has stip, trod anson,t the British troops. A phytician has i ears sem Mutter to stop the progtets ut that dit,tr. raper. Two lias.ian frigates lately arriv tti in the &lin! and sailed up the Baltic I some 'Lora Kuxsiao ships of war are expe.fted from Archangel. After General Peyrnan WAS wounded in this grand sortie, the command devolved upon General Bialefeldt. A sot num, OCT. I. Yesterday the ferry-boat carrying the Nieu.)urgh and Bremen Mails, which sailed from hence in the afternoon. was upset in a violent squall. The maids arid parcels were saved, three parcels excepted ; but many passengers (of whom there were above 70) have perished. Twenty-seven dead bodies have already been brought on share, and th ere were three couples claupe d in each other's arms. PROM SATUADAY MORT'S C.a.:TIE. At the Court at the Queen's P.slaee, the 14th of Oetotie, 11107, PR E SE.% The KING'S Met Exceltcrir Nlejvety in Cannel/ ‘l•jesty hawirsi been pleased t. ado ran J Earl of Chatham, K G. to be Gee er a ..r of this I.:and of Jerso Ism I.ordshop, th.s day. took the oatus ax....rated tr.. be taken bp *ha Go verner of that Island. $y the KING. A PROCLAMATION. For wallas( and pr4hib,taig Seamen front serving rorelga Princes and State:. GEOEGE R. Whereas it bath been fermented unto et , that great num bers of manglers end seafaring men, our nataul•butn stabjeas, have been enticed to enter into the service of Foreiaa States, and are now adually serving as well ow bond the ships of war belonging to the said Foreign State, as ors :ward the nterchnst vessels belonging to their sebjects, notwitlistawling oar formic proclamation meriting thee, contrary to the duty tad *rev arum which one mid subjects owe unto us, and us the vest de• Service of their native onniter ; we have therefore thought it neeemary, at the preempt moment, when oar kingdo.n is uw nameland endaragered. and when ch.:maritime rights, on wines 1* power and greatoew do mainly depend, see disponsid sal called in question, to puwwn, by and with tbe advice of oat Privy Counol, this our Royal Proclamation : Wo do hereby strictly charge Mil Command alt mows e Ships, pilots, manners, shipwrights, and other sea dig rhea, being .or na•nrat. own suoincw, who may have been 'mice* too the payer service of any !Foreign State, or do Met ill any sh4tor vessel, that, forthwith, they and every of them d (according to their boen.ten duty and illegisoce, mad in coovderatto t that their native country path newt of all thin* Ilf•WW1141, wiu.draw themselves, awl depart from, and quit riots foreign Services, and do recur., hu•ue to their native coon. try; we d.. enter on board siren of cur -hips of war as they may charms to fall in w.th, oi.iier on the high Sea•, or in goy men, stators, haven., roads, storm, or pleura, whatsoever or And, for the better OILITUf.OI of the purpoees of this ant Nafel Proclaunt•ion, ee Ja au•vo;••e A :d co .unand all cape lain., muter,, an I utart•, eorrinran•: as nor .111,n awe testes of •ar. t.. st..p a d -oak •ar a ill awl every so. pe-nms eel g •sur al-ansi satin:ls; aa •Hall sa..catour tot a I.p. .ft et 'now the •selree nun eh*. .mice 01 au, F.'irlel S ale, cou.r..y to the s- •e,• and c 011.., in I •Jt oar Roaml atinn, and d..e.1 • •pan, take,ant Snag away at web pr.on• a. of We , dia .44111 b. f 'mud t• ba witiol.lod et %S. ?Ina sit ant Iron I inallf •a a' 41t, or a'atel as aforcood toot ..s J.. ot.a elf a alma • • • .e:, our captains. master% awl they ths ret.e.t Na use gall g., Ica bead ince sale .~ -