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Amid thing ntre Math a JlmmlaKM WS. iswing israerifey IMO - lest 1 11 , A r Lomutm-libuixa , k:...::6. &AA' igant..., sof paldiesi of OM Cmotrat's OHM* 514014 by 'dm Rehuse..t..mt isont-Ater NM to Um WAN (rim Fa) CREDITORS AT•ODll,.,,FirtAtt., ni-latiti, Loudon, morel, sot richureli•ltu Whir, h . 3 iney-scrivelier gee, new or late of Shad TI ia th me,, 'ord. Kent, chomentonger belay Tavern, St. 3-nn.,',, Inhere, Michtleree baker 1 ; 1.44,..a. London, I. :orisich 'has( I Inger, Colernen.strcet, Lond, i j . 2 • I of Old Carendisli-htteet, 0; I niter f4)/4-4trilel, 1146.141ciee, ham-- DIVIDENDS. - • 2 eat, Carenl.t:, engine iii.ninfrourer otherwise J, •ph Elkin Dan,Y;s: merchant • ,w, Bethnal-Great. Middlesex. • chain, K ent . grocer - I of Sutton Goldfield, W 'ERTIFICATES. - I min-Finns, but now of Old Cheek ra t ship-enviists merchant, and Deawyo/atte, in the parish of St fl • camp of Middixeyx, metu a it er . ITAXIKS. IrtsrENDAy. .................. ...ttSf ................ 61 ........... ..... ...................... 7, ............. ....... •.. N. 17 5-1 ............... •• ' IL 4144 !MIL riCkllnf tn. • T. BISH, Stoclitimker, do. 4, Combat, and 9, Charine-, rJeKa. inheres RI pa cent 71,1, atones 0 pew Cam 94; rahnooth, the Lady of Captain Gobi. Militia, of a son. I Sidney-Oise, Bath. Lady Clunloix if Bath. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. friends were spending the evening • sbnasugh, when the woreau see va Ito particular attention of one of ow the *ultra Con - elestirm, din' at se far es to my he would torten ornery her. and voluntarily sign e d Co op by ewe M the part Nest day meted. and oferal the fair one pan [absolve bins from his promise. The approve of half sortasures • and the whole of the 101,1 of Yew suds. e of his sweet person! The youth was t, taking the advice of same *I he roman was not anions) he lam Mr- spasm to the altar of Hyrum,- Ty e aioa buns Crises Lira of the enema- I to consider the winos eisignion 4e; but the &niters esealotiun was therefore. courtideriag father ream al in capitulate on honourable ternit to devoutly wished he, task Oasts DRATNIS. Fargo, Ilea Rath, Mr:. Meetwinick, acarinick, awl soutuiest daughter of at his house in Hill-ertmet, Simnel in Surrey. tat, seed 60. Mil. West, of Daik- . his tweets I. Old Aberdeen, in the loth Stewart, brewer. Ywnessed integrity, a good unde , standiug, a the must social disposition, his loss lamented by e nententes and respect. anea of ha death are •r a ray me- hue recluck in the moraine held to super:steed the meshing, and, snmethint near the baikr. chiral cling strong at the time, awful to leer ! Before awistetace came to ▪ and was standing ulought—. it. and medical aid proc.ired, yet tie MPS, sad these in the met eltriti- meted Wm giving say account lion' med. Mahal* Cool, Mega, literally of it dim a captivity Mahout six aimitni, he tie moat part of• long life,oiris once. by whom he was balk feed if Most adenoma amend Waits, ondoweve sea pui.uit. too ONO t h e He hold, gar ,away years, an ens. which be (Trudy improved, and ado wing hie great and pewerful friend, bed, that salary MS fillintinsratinn, sisl the must usantlbind and equilta- gaketried by odours and aid ego. in' prison, foe the bill Mecum of rr saw, and ~an employed. sedarux and solicitations in than emits and his wants, he tank into nos sestfrossi dusk labours, and lbw Nam tn 404111111. The sum be or on, and would have been thearfollr a, WO riisteguialied for high raids WNW philanthropy and charity Await Berm aka am of being tea mit Nemalbeerr me/ Mut, to a ~h. All • Maim ft the dcl.c.ly Nay M IMO, el the Public. 11w *pee woo aim air here had old woman bftwoos eighty and mead thing in this wile, es the as- nes Math amply testifies. :liuralsigh. John Fawns" MA was of me hamplie asewparion et * I singular BelMllit to the corrupt • aka el Itieerarre. as w MhNy ailed s dram, uor r ilimakeslela a Mk VOW Within a esene.. epleamely ietirmad • • ef slemel at tho ado Mnawssweelais an .11 craw Wen W leek at ha lack, end me lecremg easelesa, arlaieb be rims umeevelmret illiaPrtiamon it leek Ben et wanwasirste anon artc* We/ IMMO webs" meet bur r _at abolkNyeek wag ,sodas,M w leaf elleam heel Just Wraps Mariall/pesparal by boiling ;a awl gravy new sad theta dipping le. This rough prepar-tren, tom. well, n at, booa that liana till be I.ll.fts•nian tea-drinker. gumfte.!' :-APB TIM ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENI' EVENING, OR. 24, ISO 7 Theca Servests act the C dnedy of THE IiONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. Vinton ; Rolando, Mr. Ku.sell ; Cowin Mental- Mr. Holland ; Milhaud. Mr. Wreuglimn; Limped°, Mathect Jrcirres, Mr. Penley. Juliana, Mew 1111111•11 ; Vvlante, Miss Mellon; Zamora. Mils Boyce. To which wiN M aelded,ihe Loresly of THREE WEEKS AFTER - MARRIAGE. Coorlei Racket, Mr. Ennio° I Drente, Mr. Da m i en , t i l y Racket. Mrs. J .rdae; Mrs. Druerei. Mrs. Sparks. On Monday, The I..l.initry Gni r Mr. Peggy, Mrs. Jordon. On Tu.iirler led , be .crisineed, a New Comedy, to five ads, t prJ, Times a Tell-Tale. A neer Musreal Afierree• is in Rehearsal, and will be IT pristrired. COVENT-GA ROCK. ON MONDAY NEXT, Odober 26, 1807, will be acted, Sltakamare's Tnigedy of CORIOLAN US ; OR, THE ROMAN MATRON. Valiant: Caine Mamma Cerinlanus, Mr. Rentlide i Co. minim, Mr. Creewelf; Meitenins, Mr. Mandan. Velar/seta, Mn. Saddens; Virgil',, Miss Brenton ..--Volsatans Taub Auid;u., Mr. rope; Vnlualua, Mr, Varemo”t Te which .41 to, add...l, dm Musical lame of THE REVIEW' OR, Tin OF WINDSOR. Reaugwil, M.. fancy ; Caleb Q.iet'ena, Mr. raw.. ‘1,,h,011.1, • Gmtliotan (ii. :Ina appearance on the ails); AM.. Lamy, Mr. Emery. Grain Garrlens, Mrs. w ool ilboam4pownitliarn; Miss De Camp; Lucy, Mrs, tiololl. Ue Tu4410, George Barnwell to which w.li be added, Iladen.rtn mid Mother Ge.im ; 0., The Gaki,,, 141 tria.aglaijettatiage of thew Royal Illebn•roass the Dukes rtf IMO; t;UMBERI.aND, svesEx, and CAMBRIDGE, pear to the Pansh Chtrch of Ng* W•ndeor, ()Na 'IIIURiIIA 03n.. • , the29l, }stn, the SACRED ORITIJIllk) of THE MESSIAH : the Grand Coronet i m %iithetn, By G. P. HANDEL. 4.1 Mobs were-nAltideene M's Vaughan, Mr. Vanginse; Me 0.1101, with the Gentienreo and of pia U..rpes Chapel By the. King. Carac.nos to • los•In.19141.4411, Parts oerrormed, by the reorven tit T •••ir sI.IJESTIES' I'ItIVATZ BAND ; as. mad of oases ..einint r, awn. .rs. T.te Organ, ay M r RoftGEßs . The Deem to b epv..ol at Half pig fen o'Cloek, and r ,, brtariese W beg,* at Half past Eleven o'Clock in the firkins lialra Gaines each, te be had of the Renkaistfltes, ie , or, hymn, Reading, Iluder , Marlow, Maidenhead, Us eye. ItriiatArict, Kingston, Staines, Chertsey, arid Echads, I‘ , Naas, Strand, and Mr. Hatched, onks of the Oratorio, Prke Sia•Pance, to be had of the eitive * a s A Committee is appointed, seesielias of Gentlemen ef tee Teen, who *in tale cue that Ur rCeespany be pepper artsetemudatti with Sesta fit No Money rill he l i k en a t the Mach Deb. fili t, LAT utiary of A HAPPY insctsvcat, rßovEu srTHIR fEEN TEACS PRACTICk. PriioSt. who are afflicted with the tollowing Paorders miy he relieved in lets than one hOlit a wad noel ins reasonaole timc, by the oboof the CUES ruNiAN EDICINFS, which are the only preparations that ever were eatatMired for the core of *eye Complaint. , sot wee there eror term • Medical Man, efeey description, be this in arty other Kmgdent, unless se ',attired with the Retsweli•M, that Minot to promise those who were arliefliteled. Nick en eirn,..t of cure; because,did be taut *Ur ceed agreeable lbereer, he molt taerantly prove himself a Quack; alai surely nem bet le,l or a roadotin s ou!d soprani, if he was not sure of sisc irms•.:g agrccab.e the' et.. Gout in the Stomach, cud all sorb ef (hut, Plettney, kneuntatuno, filaeltaches, Tamath aches, Lar•actics end G ant lines. Thee kerbermes are 4ire3is•d with at Manchester Bit- Auleam, Steurvridge, hiewhury, Portsmouth. Portsea, eve, Woolwich, Bin ton•on.Trent. Henley-un•Thames, and • inmost of the principal Towns in tin. Kingdom. to London, enly h i the sale Proprietor, B. Gumt, No. 9, Great Surrey lerween the hours of emir and twelve, any reaming, 11440riatiot* MIDDLETON, Packet-book and Black • Land Pencil ‘lskirt te.the sing and Pnoce of Wales at 14.11 Unt,.ial hgatinfadery, No. WC Strand, oppioste New castle.stre.o, be g . leave to recontomnd to the public his genu ine BLACII•LEAD PENCILS, whose tuperoor excellence has beta 10,11 111 1 /11 than ssi vows universal:, acenuolvdged ; and Pencia. for &saint 13 1 .014111/$ (of a loos invent,,,, % which far serpass nime.thing oi the bind bidase known. Drawing,. less say ufspecnnen, may he seen. so distinguish his PenEs•s coultteffeits. The mask which was forandy only hai•l.lle too' is now changed to N. Wildleton, and domino, doimi, 162, tinsadvbindeni, stamped 1 111 each Pencil. As externsve as e;•rment of PocketenrAis and Thread-imam, elegarid is mounter, ii told, Over, and p 1.14; ; all th , e. d Etent yearly Memo -lE:din-book:, tae R. 131 and 11 . .. dint literimtesies. Pocket At.,, &serener, with the different Alasanackt, Calendars, lee ; a complete assortment of Travelling, Writing, and thimlngtaate; Gentlemee's Pocket Commodes, conniving etnyuartrele fur inlaying and droning ; Portable Writing and D.:wog-dada and Berms, in mahogany, satin-wend, leather, de. ; Writisig-paptr, extra fine cut large Pints fine Inns and Dolk4 heidnig-wax, and all kinds ofStariossery ; Porten's and Cunsting•l.o,se Letter Copyieg Machines. These rus . ..hula., by which w slung maw be expeditiously and clearly copied, are brMsdhiny N Midd!erno to the unman perfedlion, and corn in.s.l in a iosholtany caw, which forms a complete desk ; wine:., small, as tube the greatest convenience to those wino 1711vtl ; ethers ofa sse and ham to answer the purpoves of a eoce:ilint immune. A largasmortinent drams, and all kinds IY Cmlery. CAU 110 N Atnutei r isirosri ti) lumtitAL TEE ID. Na. d, Flip reucrit EAT, mniu. 11.1 R. DE CHEMAN C, Surgeo.), Dentist. and lotion.. of 1 1 11.111 aduuol.le suMtttutes foe Astilietat r r'etlt one Ohm', har perceived in the public rape,s and en. letters addrecod to hi rat Milk that a Mensal Serene, Itbmti he lately enhanced for misconduri, has since had the Auurahce to asmouut, hinotlf Denten and Mater of the Nlineral Paste ; and, in Peter to impose upon the Pub 1.. lies ala s the audaeiti to sta:c that he has been 14 years Lis Asilicant. bil• De Ullemant owes It to that Public, to whom he no*** h d hl r ilidetatd, w avosre them in this public end so. instates., that during the Mind time this man lived in hie •?r , eit, be sal ena rig F tied and employed merely in the capacity wstesen. Mt. De Ch- , pant had tattered hinvelf that the /quoin m at ., and -nee which his experience of t "oot. ;vats, mot cous.dewitile Lie Improvements to this most lul , 441,0 insured 111111. Oct. purify even spins thif rE l '''" 4 "oer of hit mi.,. however ; and he ooident that the reline will see vs. .1 ast , imelinent and the tease attempts of this discard,: Servant and 40 4 raft wee, h 'e di tort an a• r,i pity and mercy 'A pan of Mr. IN Cloemwat, lino an ,s inapt to unions their C:r rsct ors in t h e eyes of the 'odd. the fact 6 . M r b e C- 'smarm harin g ti: en ...teed by this wen, Sr( .a.tt, was under .4 bringing Weiore the Xia.t , a , ate Mail' 6° ' sleomh-et, where the stolei; pro..erty was p.OdUCtil, as 14 " 1 . , 55.1.anii clmter.:4 lit M. 1).• Chemmit ; wk.., fmm ha mtilly.; and gq!n•llif Mall I.h:weed to drop the prwsecultou r I ° l rmient he *nand cipi•isteeneee est a coustalett of 14°1" 111.1110,11edetelltaiise.. ... •••••111•MP.111111111111=1011 - - - • a• • . • • • . - i a. -1 4 1‘ . . I. • • . • • °,44, Ot• !It a SATURDAY, OCTOBER $4, 1.07. - st^4 (P 111.9. SIXPENL. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sate. 30, 1307. INHE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY ORDNANCE, do lirrefor give notice, That they will SZLL by PUBLIC AUC num, at the Tower, on TUESDAY, the 37th Day of October, loci/sit, bitumen the hoots of Eleven and Four o'Ctnck, Sundry Lou of Old and' Unserviceable ORDNANCE STORES; consisting of Hamel, Collars, Bit Halter*, Rope Traces, and various other Antal@ of Sadler, and Hunan ,• Beds, Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other Articles of Bedding; Powder Horns; Cut-iron, Copper, Steel, P , erter, end mired Metal Tools, of sorts ; sundry Tables and Chairs, , 441 Match Rope, Clothing of setts, and various oth.larticlei. The whole of which may be viewed uroi appbcation at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Olhce, at the Tower, until the Day of Sale, where Printed Lists or the Lots will be delivered to Bloc.. Pero:ins who ma/ apply for the UM. By Or4r q the bed, d, R. H. CREW, Secretary. ROC K LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.-- The Direb of the Rock Life Assurance Company give N„ cite to the Proprietors who hare not signed the Deed of Set tlement, that it nine, lying at the tiotras of the Company, • Bridge-street, IPackfriars, and they are requested to take an early opportuelty of eitecutiog the same. Be an unAlte-aMe clause in the Deed of Settlement, the Capital Stock is rendered perpetual, and on all change* of property therein, either lay in heritance or alienation, there is an obligation by which f..40` policies mut he Wooed: au that to the late.* pestsnity, there is a proirt.iou made for the coultar.t renosation of pollen:a, a prin ciple which affords the most solid securot, to the Public for the permanent suet...sof this Estaelishment. By making An as• li sumac. for the whole period of life, this great advantage alsn is to be derived, that a Bonus is to be grassed to terse assur ances at rested intervals, by Which the heirs or assigns of the persons assured may lts receive a very coluedelable ad dition to the sum assured by their poicier. • By Order of the Court of Director.. • W. iRRhB, Actuary. --- ---7,11 K- - ----sii„ - GRAND PILIZX of L. 42,020 '. I! 4, .. • L I VERY Purchas r of a Tteket , n• Shah, i): 4 .IrA fore SEX!' TUESDAY, ocrobrit le!, trill Lave • Char.ce for the followif e astonishing Lis' et Ceetaie • ~ 1 2 1 h so.) Ticrirrs and SIIARti are not/ en awe at ...f 'N''.R 21ER's Lacers, d State Lottery ("teak. 14, Can's'', • . g Walkups! Exchange. A RESPECTABLE W I DOVii, er Vii, being undra ginarl embanalliment, w nid %e glad ot . ttie Lean we • 11'WENTY•IPOUNIPI, 61 , witiets Abe trodell take a 01,14, turned . of two year. old, tr. 'Alas.,. or ;ny it at luarlit.', in stalments; in a mo. healthy surd airy sasiatiols, t and moat tenderly fond in ehild , en. • • A Line all enaed (laist ;:awl! to 11.41 /,) Mc., Little. kiln, ne 11 . .aeltlicath, w , ll be attended to. a' THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY. Committee-Roans, Gloucester Coffee-House, October PO, IPO7. R ESOLVED. That in consiquence of the ecl at vanccd state of the Subscription, and of the Proeyele In the .rrangentent for I.nesinl of the Establisbment, it has bss. come praper to call a GENERAL MEETING of the bllll. sciistmn, in eider to lay before them the Report of the Action Committee. tr• ilea% Thai Curb General Meeting be accordingly 11.• den at the Thatched House Tivcrn, in hr. Jan trey t, on WF.DNESDAY, the 2)tit day of Nemeth:4 at Twelve **Clock. The bulk of the Subscription already received it Invested in E%cli,eu-, • r r.hrdrd Capital is 75,0001. to be raised by 3000 Shari-. 04 each, payable by It.ssalmet.ts of SI. H ca are open tat S recropt as, at Wow, Cham ber atarlHobbe, Bankers, New 11 , ,nbstri-et;Messrs. Austin, Aande, and Austen, Bankers, No. 110, Heisrietta- s tre e t„ o ..nGardsn ; and Mes srs . H L. Wi.'tarns and Co. Ne. 12, Ctopthall-court, near the Bank. Prosiiectuses may be had at the ablest places Nu. 1, Cecil. street, Strand ; the Secretary's. Na. 3, Illate-coart, Temple; and at the Alumy w arn, Psecad.lly. By Order of the Coaatasittee, R. TAYLOR, dec. • • • A two chri•ksitmwoos *anted tr, - 2%41' NISMSISASILf.r.4OOIALS. I CoAs chat New to Loodoo ere i , .11 by rht 141 !.:.• • Coil C.ipany, So•A t &treat, fielJorn. ort 1., :owait ements• paseilate, an the 0440 sure, ere. stria!, rusty to the At of Par waser,t woody paned. Soma good F,:n.ry *rds at tnferi r r •. Tb• ext-astve Sanctus *ego by tb. , ,Yublw singe tnirtviat rfS l , e , ,:r be tetut ith yalstul ['hanks anti owe:* l'erttnetonce to esertt tb • than, by HARRI raJ.,co. AGIRL aged 14, h a s h a d, f or t h e l ast seven preceding year. of her life, scmpliulou. ulcer. on her anus, neck, side, and breasts, attended with great discharge, pertocuhuir at the periods u 1 Spring. The . ease baffled ercry means employed, when s h e tr i e d SPILSSURY'S PATEN r ARTISOURRUTP' DROPS, and at this time she has taken five bottles; the smaller teen. are all healed, and the lar:er Does tasking kir advances to the same faititurable termination, which we are lushfieil ut ciiricluding tont her mended state of health, probably larding from the good health of the secreting spands.-..lbfra Dancer, York, will give further ilformetio-1 nil application; and the origin.l letters miy be seen at toe Dr. pensary, No. 15, Sotto-square,.London. Mr. Spilsbury is not aecountable for any isirtore sold, sa ints the wont, r. Sy the Nines Patent" are insert,il on the WI .1 directions, bail., and wrapper; the stamp also (the Ring's duty) is printed in bla:k in.tewl of reel ink. Rut dos.so.ll.l. ; double bottles 10•.; and larger 11. 2s. deity in cluded. HAIIISOIGII, OCT. G. It is repented, that when Count bans , 111 ae qu.iitited the Crnwn Prince with the niere...tr e: Copenhagen, t in his eyes, Ills :.sghn• replied," 1 can bur every thing, but Cu Was." _ PRESENT ral:..t. T.cket fluff • L.lO 14 0 F..vith , yili k t. •IS r EMI • 5 8 to I SIA nth ...:4111.: 1' I 0 01Q1 , 4EX NI.kITERS. THE' Gentlemen Of this Office pledge themsdv:s to adrane3 Marley of srxp•drr uusly, ererotly catty!, a. t 3 evince that like villainy imputed to A•. 11 ty. Dealer+ is dot Optical& fo !very one. P,rions who wish to be avcornnot'eteci.un hseerti tray edit se con•lncel that , cat,. dross deserves the attention it r terts.4l paid) to Mews. Warren eat Co. Discount fkbee.• Vii creetrtet, Strand. This day are puhiish*d, la X yellws, forailerfri sean'4wiftis Eight beautiful engravings, from original des.g .s by a Ely, pries- 11. Is.in extra board% riNitAVEIAINS; RECREATIONi I en-s.oe,,ss g • vsticly of o iginal Poems, Traiirlatains, .I.c. *c .. Ay WILLIAM I*All%oNs F..q. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees and Oilde, Isd.eksiVr. ter-row. • • ~.. G.........._......"—!..--- -,. - . FURLIGN I.YI eLLIGLNCE. • • , --.....—____ :.tt . L • - ! FROM THE HAMBLNIGH P ... • , ifIItSZLI. tar 3 ' • Letters from Dunkirk, Calais. Bout 'fly!' Abbeville, speak of the movements there, • ... : 4 ~,,m, ether ports of the channel, f or t h e purple' ' Il ,i... till th e armed vessels at tho s e pi eces . I - kr, daily arriving. The c a mp o f B ou l ogn e .. be as numerous and respeeta' i l e a s i t ~...‘s -.e... , s ago. M. Detre*, the Minister of Ma.; o e, 1 1 „.g ; .. : -. 2 *to Dunkirk, tee hasten the preparations. ..•.. 4 .1........... _ cuss Rau a.....-temmallka. -A the flotilla is Boulogne will a ri. ...e in reinflures, * and the visit of the Minister oft m !::11: tot hy them sea-coast seems to indict-re that ineiti 3 it' paring for a serious attack upon - Reglad. ' truops at Botliv7re will be as SlVll2tytlikAlifliNni ; and while :.:. Decres was at Fiushisi. he 411 , .; or-, tISU ders for all the Dutch shic-carpe'n isel•ar,.- i I some time since, t) be ernpiorrtr . -"Frllivln Fluso;ng, M. Uecres procavaed to Attinuir,MCalee brig Favourite. , 1 -t, ii tNOVE2..F-7 1 7,. 4. Some days sincepolii F.rTlish see 'officer 'was brought here paesniare,char;Trd weft senvbwingsellsme persons from Heligoland to G!nr.fllo4t, 4 titith himself, were apprehended by suav Fic.tell veep* ' • stationed ewer that place. -- The Prificesi. Dowager- of •Ovangsr.• *rid aisesei. avast Hereditary Priacesg of Jlriiiisirick, g.,sa:ng from Altana, passed through this city, thisragsrsiii -, , .4. on their way to Weimar. • tar citelisoao, raft .1641- After Their ilajpities t th e King aosi :Qatteoblestid been some unseat Gustaf burg, near ~Cylsoy?Ljgy left that place on 'hell st. According' to Ti l t *morns frens Carlscresse. Otte illitif'drai rend ether vessels fitted at* there, wiie - liseceebiedtee - Perth, in the island of itagen. 0. , Three Ru4ian frigates are lying in out ioasje. English ships of war swarserevery where.' `she lITOCICROLSI. slim S::.. Fre Danish mails, whi c h b ad b rew detasi..ti,..o-. rived here on the 511 s. Tae Hamburg's mails are still due. M. yen Silvers:ape, the King's Charnberksin and Envoy at St. Peterstsurgh, has arrived imitations that city. COPINHAGEM, tier 2g. Several more small Engll4 vessels !lave .nTived here. A part of the English troops have achrabeid towards Helsingor; others are gone into winter quarters. Tho txpedation that they would volur.- tartly leave our island, seems to he temoved lard)• r than ever. From every appearance, we are led to conclude they mean to stay. M. Petersen, at Walloe has obta;ned a written permission from Lord Cat hcart, with several other inhabitants, who have lost their horses, to seek Ire • them wherever they may be ; and in case they du not succeed in finding them, they are to receive an indemnification from the Eighth Government. A regular post is established between Fladstrand and Norway, and which, till further orders, is en convey all letters from Jutland, Schleswie, sad FLA stein, to Norway. s v: 4104 SIPT. Iti. Accordi.T to accounts from Klan. we •t... 11 have the good fortune, in the curse et neat Ottulte,. to see Nis Maj •sty the Emperor and ..rd will possibly stay he. e ,ome weeks His p:. ce in Italy, .t is expetged, will be rendered ten., reaCie by several political re,ults. OFFICE OF tIRDNANCE,'StrY.IIII,IB)7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ff HIS MA. JESTYI ORDNANCE do Ain tv Rue Nwice, That Peemetais will be reeeivert at their Office, in PCI-Ntel, on of Went WEDNESDAY, the 18th of N. 'umber next, (non same Femme as may be willing i i undotake the Supply us tM under.enentierted Quantities and Description at TIMBER A.* MATERIALS requited for SCITICt of thu Depotawn t Wee/rick, els. 400 Loads ef hewed Oak Timber, fr om 70 t o 80 h et Ta) """ Oak Spokes, chopped. 1000 Loads of Elm Tiasber, hewed. • 3000 Elin Socks. chopped and bored, 151(15 inches ; and 4000 Ditto, 14% 14 inches: fir Leads of Ash Timber, round, from 30 to 60 feet sineetuig. 500 Leads of 4-incli Ash Plank. 110,A0 Ash Telles, 4 n Inchr.S. 401) Mb Axletree Red., 4 feet lIX7 Where. 6000 It inches feet, -operfictal, of seasoned Elm Board ; and 30,000 inclairs ditto of ditto. The whole of she Articles to be deltvered at Woelwieb, a• the ex;reuse tin the Contlar:tor, in the following Propartion and on or before the period. hereafter specified, via. Vet March, 1603-40' I. ads 1 tl a Elm Timber, all. :00 Loads of the Ash Timms. ; 3th April.4oo Lon:* of the Elm Timber, One H of the Elm Sum.k., 20. Loa•le of the Ash Timber, 15 ‘.oaris of the Ash Plaik, 13, 40 Ash Feiltes, and the • re of the Ax!etree Beds; 3: eh Jone.—Yon Loarteofthe Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokm, 3,0 Loads o: th, Elm Timber, the remaining; Half of the Lim boa Its. ZOO Curly at the Ash Timber, 150 Loads of the Ash Plant. and 1,•,•4I0 Ash 4ri!ies; 3 th `reptein•tere—lno Loads of the Oak Timber, and 30,000 of the Oak Spokes; And, on or **cove the 114th of December, 1438, the whale of the Elm Hoard. Propotals .uar be offered, jointly or seplestelr, fair each Article; net Tend-r ca., be received fur the Timber and Plink for less than 90 Coasts of each , for the Oak Spokes tor lets theta 1000; fur I 1... Stocks for les* than 4‘..1 et ether clia ttaglgS t fee Ash Fe lees for hie than 2000; for Ash Axle. Moe SA Isr Mr than 140; and I t theElte Board Of manes be end Sem NSS aeimelleiel Feet ; and for that of inch fee lime "hieSMll esperfielat Feet ; neither will coy Stick of Elm nabs, le receive() weir Su Farther Particulars soy bai known notes application to the Inspector of the Royal Carriage Miter , meat, at Woolwich, also at the Seeretares Office. in Pall-Malt aforesaid, any day, between the hams of Ten and Feet o'Clock, whew* the Terms aad Condittent of the Contract may be seem, and where also the Prepleale are to be delivered, waled sp, and endo,el " lemmas for Dogfish Timber, rte." But no Proposal can be admitted alter the said 18th of November nem, at Teals., e'Clmk at Noon of the same day; neither witi any Tender It. flouted, anima the Patty making it, or an Agent no his behalc)ittaU attend. By Under e . the Avery, K. H. CREW, Secretary. NEW mturlA. The Banoe s. centrothice immediately. and be completed in three Months. ' 11 1 HE Public are respettlully informed, that Re -1 mopes of Inditronifieation may be had at the old ens. blishod MILITIA soca: ry OFFICE, Nu. IS. Lewes*, Pied/. Lettesterusquare; of Mr. Clifford, 292, flatus& street I and et the easel Agents /crams worth 100 i. to pay 11. 4s..—others 21 t7s. W. WILSON, Treasurer. ,ONDON GENUINE WINE COMPANY. .14 The Publie have for a considerable time had to lament, that in addition to the enormous pries paid for the said• s or life, they are in general so adulterated as to be in a great ton tine deprived of their intuitive Tiality, while many of them are united with pernicious ingredients, altogether destructive to health. Ibis evil, with respect to Wine, has been known to exist for several years to an latent truly alar.ni ,g, it being drank to laru r Trundles than other liquors, end being frequently resorted to as a thedicith—for which, in general, nothing can be more unit. To remedy them grievances, se. rug Fleapit , 'maw*, diltiord he the sale of Wines t iposses linga complete knowledge piths trade le all its branches, have associated, and rewired to establish a Company fur the lin. wirtation of Wine, under sualt regulations and ' , messiness as will effectealy seclude the pouthility of ailuiteratii.e. And it is primontd the Company shall supply the Piiblic with (mania. Port, Madeira, sad Sherry Wines, fur which pairse p;o:t.tt correspondence will be immediately opened. Thu Capital to be 50J,0901. and to be raised in 504. Shares. As the whole Capital may not be immediately wanted, it is intended at present to make the following calls par Slier. at the time of per Slier in a mouth from the feint public Meeting. al 2 months 11 S ditto. 31. 41. . . . . 6 ditto. The remainder of the Capital to be coiled fee es the Dime tors may find It necessary, so that an call rafted 41 per cent. nor be, oftener repeated than fear Owlet in a year. To prevent wnJav practices, no person directly or indirectly concerned in the importation of Wine, either by original sub scription or transfer, will be chained a Proprietor ; and the serieriaumdant rst the concern will he required, once in every three month., hi.take an oath belay the Lord Mayor, that all the %Vine said in the three preceding muatns, was actually no. pnricd by them, and sold genuine and unadulterated, and to prevent dealers maging the commonly after it lies left the Company's pwresnon, tin Wine will be said but in bottles, sealed with the Company's Seal. The neeessary regulations are framing by the Committee, and will very shortly be sahnutted for the subscribers' appro. beano. It were superfluous to offer any arguments of the necessity of thi. Company, or this h-neat that ints.t accrue to the public foam its establishment, experience loudly speaks in its behalf. With simper!' of its success DO doubt Gan be enteruinted ; and it is matter of congratulatimi, that public concerns to reme dy evils of a similar tendency have out enly a oierered the mu paean end, a. far as the public are cones. nail, but have paid the pirometara a profit, which, however large, might to he C4lllll. dered only the just rewards( their patriotic exertions. The Committee worst cosy day, as the Crown and Rolls Room, L. , ancerv•laie, brilliant the hours of 'dimes and two; and have appointed Mews. Saimaa,. Wake and Postktliweitr, Backers, Lombard street ; Masere.Davison and Co. Bookers, Pall-Mall; and Sir. Wild, ion. the &Ardor, Castle-street, Falcon-square, 10 feetiTll sublictipttimi. *hue Fnupectitios say be lip. T BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. 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