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_ . _ . • • , . L • . 1 1 1 1 ().i . r P • ' "•• p 14‘ , .. • • . • . 3 , .114.1 DP ee . . 6 .• ree • ci I . 0 , • . • -. FRIDAY .00TOIIER 9, 18 :7 NI/WIER 1485 I -. ' , .. ,1 .4 t ;•-• e . */ rierci st,cpswes.. iii .........---_ THILATRIAOY AL, DRURY-lAN E. TO.MOIMOW EVENIN 3, Oft. 10. 1 40 7 , Thor Majesties Servants will revive the entnic riders el LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Tan. Mallows, Mr. Rely; Justi , ls Wen.lenelr. Mr. .tun; Hawthorn, Mr. Johnitune ; Hodge, Mr Smith (t is t ,peatai.ea on this stage). Res•tts, by a r,iisitig L a tly be tau a ppesrai.ce nrs any stair); I..ieinds, Mrs. Mathews. To who. eili ha Iteinhl4, the Comet,. of THE W El - MING DAY. IR , ) I )KSFLI.ERS MO) STATIONERS WAN Es a Sititatinii, a young Man, in either Iwof to e a b .,rr 1413,11 We a s cr in any 'Ala, Sh ,, P ;he la VI•1I acju,l II •1111 TI.V/11. h.n tan undetra',llCl.ll'3,4"-T, 2111.1 YVt.lt, a go:41 Hand. Leiter% pit a.r1,:4,4 to A. D. Nn.. I. Pore-C•tatt, OW Jewry, rill be i marl , ata!'y ottaan.ioal to • tatvr +411211A. the BMA 4 commence imnottilAn ly, and be callow -tin than hlantha. 1 1 11 F. Puqie are.respeNtally informed, that Re a reipt% 1 , ..1...vin.5.‘tin5s may at the OA Mll.l f 1 SUM i'Y OFFICg. No .15, Leif HIV. Jac', Leic,..:sr Nowa of Mr. Chff..):(l, 111114 fiktfulde t6t. et ; rn4 a the u.ual Agents • Penot.t wo,Ci S'YJ!. to pay 41 4.1.--oth^ , r Rl ?s. W. W 11.91.10.4, Tteretwar. T , l PARENTS, GUARDIANS, .tr• NV AN rEA) an Ap2rentice to a Stationer, he 60.104 to the S•atineen' C.mpsov ; • Pre mium *in be :Jen d. Apply by Letter, addr,s,ed to A. at 11. e Odle, of this Paper. C,lntest, Mr, 4 1.theat (his first epplPAriatf in :_t chtacto ) ; Lady Culte , t, Hrs. Jordan ( elaxii clia , i a tiaduee •' 1n the dew, of tin. night ") . , to five ale, and a new Mu. cai Aiterpiece, eery, I. and will b.••ned).7 E 1 ER E-RoYAL, covvN r-u 'WEN. rHIS PRESENC EVENING. 0E1.9, 1607. m u be parfeenial, a Comedy, ea:i THE ROAD TO RUIN. pn,ntne, Nr Mundell; Ilienr7 Drnoton Mr Brunton; $ ~ • e'Y; GuM 6 net, M'. .lnnes th• 11 7 , 7 .7, e . 7,1, o , Usb.to, ttr , first aellearaneo on this mogul Nils. wart ". %In Nattucks ; So.pkia (filet time), MIAs Nottun. To uln..h 1101 Inr ..ttden. Mouital c417t4, OF AGE l'O•NIORROW. _ _ ►rdrri k r Mr. PM! thill•Mre, Mr Lrrntr" yr. Mmmont Mir 80. u'n ; ttana, vtra C °mtge_ tivatetc rAnuoN: NLtVCASI'Lr-srREET 1 CRAHD istaa'abeil by Anthusity of till Itreht. Hon. the Lori Cham berlin.' ri ani EVERY EVENING till FUR TII F R NoTICF, will be metrirted. a Him 3341 i ti • 'meow. Ihr blemeent. retie. LSE aLOURS. - - youtiral Char. on, Mn /1m1...4m0/op. !re end . Alleteerot..--Equee me, 1,, Freed- -An mintier New Sent b. „., WS ~ /ENMAaR, with a erne.% • - • )PEN GEN —After which,th Grand • - aor, rill. *ilia. • 'EgEIII Al OF NAPLES. rf Nap! Mr. C Henry (the Deserter) Mr. : Starkin, Mr. rreisnis; Rome. Mr. Foe • Skye ,„, taylor ; Jenro;„ Mtn Jenkinthn, and LoniSi, ..!n. Altilrs)...—Mr. Rose will eine an entire New Sorg, "Mils Seithain, or the • ru-1 7..1; r "—lf otalean !.„ tty Mons pumas—With Variosn SClallelfiC focementhip, h. the cel,brated Highlander, Mr. -rip Whole to conclude with art entirely New carlcd, THE WILL OF FATE ; or, Columbare Pthepherde , a. brow -id—The Pantomime open" with a Representation of the Goddesses Limbo, Lae:l - this, and Atropos. who, accuoloig as the Ancient Pageo Theology, presided over the Period, of hewn lames, they aie described by Plato. as the Dauglite:s of firceside and Destiny. and were called, The Parcae. The Inthoduetiun of Hadeluin brings the naval Ruse. of Coate Pautornaise, with various Vicositudea of the Motley Nero, Wnlllllatiell Ili the Union si the Lowers, which accum- Fishes the Will of Fate. Principal Charaeler , --allarleetiin, Mr. Taylor; Old Man, Mr. Cmke • and Clown, NU. Dubois, Jun. ; Clot'o, Mrs. , Pewee; LiAtrels, MllB Harrison ; Atropos, We B-nod, and Osiessezne, Mrs. Pincon —The P.lllitinmee, & twe e d t o t h e Stage, and produced or Mr. Astir', Jun. 1,/ ..es to by (wooed at Sc,o aid bettort at Serra to a minute. Itak erne. d o'Cluck. Pow es. Pot kr. Gal, Is. tot Pia-ee for the BOICS .G be taken between the Hoots of Ten aryl Thrtg, at the r•i•illo.4. • t • Soriano con possibly be kept after Half-pest Seven. CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION. IMPXOYED MINER AL PASTE TEETH. No. t, fli-STREET SUHU. . A 1 L in D ve. E te C r o H f and r. camel in the public papers and circular letters addressed to these admlro"te ,nbatant.s , has has Nees, that a Men a: Secant, whom he lately dismissed for aht...iduct, has since had the asturarrce to announce hiattelt Dentin and M .ken of the Mineral Paste Teeth ; and, in ceder to improve upon the Public has also the audacity to state that be has been 14 years Isis AListant. Mr. De Chernant owes it in that liberal Public, to whom he wands so Melly indebted, to assure them in tars public and tis• limn manlier, that during the short time ti.is man live/ in his sersice, he was engaged and employed merely the capacity of Vimusan. Mt. De Chentant had flatten.d hinr-elt that the postal esteem and ersefidence which his experience of twenty years, rrnr; consylorable late Improvements 111 deb most u 5 .141 Arts hare Mimed him, were prods seen against the 11111eyerence of his Eitedmies, however contemptible I and he confident that the Public will see with astonishment arid barrio the bee attempts of this discarded Menial rerutart and be a Ivertising Paltrier, to distort an aft of pity apt, mercy on the ;art of Mr. De Chentant, into an attempt to injure their Characters in the oyes of the world. The fad is, Mr. De etefOita hating been rot best by this very Servant, was tender me necevity et bringing him beim the Mae:grate in Marl beryogh-steeet, where the stolen property was ;reduced, as certained, mad restored to Mr..De Chest; who, from ho- Randy and entreaty, wee induced to drop the prosecution, led preydht the Omega! coomosestos of a tantalum of stralwg is a private dryellitse.hoisee. IM.EN,PAKX. 114 'I tit VALE laW HUNI &vh. DEVON. rl l O be 80LD by iitiVATE CON rRACT, I that truly elegant modem Ilamtkiet, celled Item Park Hone, with Pleasure-Grounds, Olden. end Offices com plete, surrounded by • valuable Estate of about two hundred As re. of Lartd.leing very compact. The [ionic in a new-built i.ubstinitul mansion, with a Southern Aspen, de hgimnl y situated on a gentle ascent, commanding the snort bevutifisi part of the rich scenery of tke vas of Heenan and lienttsham, shout two miles hem Use Marker-um n of llondon„ fointi•eis miles frees Exeter, and nine haat Sidi:moth, at • eeerrisio:iit (insane. frnm the Great Western !fowl ; and cen bt*. on the ground floor, an entrance-hall, fifteen feet by twelve, with an elegant stair- , 7ale, and a *victor dinme. room and thawing-room. thirty feet by eighteen, sod wpwards of twelve slid • half high. Ott the second floor, a library, teecty fie by twelve, and Wire lied-toonir, with dressing rebrall. The tett rime of the house centaini a kitchen. hoine.treepers no.n, larder, bark kitchen and dairy, and four lodging rooms aver; end the west wing, a salad parfour, hutted* pantry, eq 'ut hell. and three lodging rooms over. waled g.hrd,n,whwhie well stocked with irua-ireus the coach; /nn. -t, (or three carnage', ent stalied stadea, bantam and tadd!ehoine, cow-houses, venal, sod miter Whom, are er -1'4(.4 at a enneentedt Puns the how*. The Wen, ;ient..tions,anetetiier elms, occupied with the mansion -house, and which it in the trout and about it, contain abont thirq '"aaar,r ni excellerft land; arid, et the fort of the lawn, rum Peer Wier. • remarkably line tout atrcarn, adding ready to the beauty and vain. of the titnation. The reniainder of the *mate, on which there is greeted a tiew-built convenient farm haute, eta promo distance Guest the t"."..tit-hituw, Writer 'left fleetingly office and out-hon.., I. Via • itoid tenant tar • short term of years, at all ie ., ' rent. tqate u riaaiwild of Inheritance, and the 1 . 311 d• lea ie ahle.theri. AU the Ssibling. have been erected within woe yeo• last past, are in pievteet repair, end loran a tridy ilartiable t 401 !slalostee for a genteel rot viewing the %"!fli'l•ti apply et the hdention-houte; cod fur further pin, "'la', to Meow. Townsend awl rates, Solicitor., floniton, ttrtiol ; .0 1 Messes Mablerly and Son, Solicitors, London. / lie P1.1.4.i.”41 .1%..y be a.cmed.dated with ilarMessinil ail the L•fule with it, at ehristmar neat, a. , !.. 1:k. the Fiirnilille at a lair inanition. Part of the pur tdvos..meney Bray 1.5.510 UN uaurtga;s of the Estate. 4 VICTUAI.I.INC-OFFICE, .lucts..T 51, 120? TCOMMISSIONF.itS for Vi3sidlißg flit I M. Ijrai,'s Vat* laic/no g;:ie ..t.er, row on WEDNES DAY. the id 1).. rl , t 6, q I.ld . Tetwie,s ttc (arnl, .f irp), owl Ire dor ill.' suet, quilitti ties .1 ' FLOUR, SAIXF.I) .., ono:, rv.AsE., RtcF., ON FAYAL ow', 1. for I', at the Isluida and Co here. we.lniii , rioi....t.l,ll.ll. neinei.ara, Tinrdel. Tobarri, Gr , nadA, Batb.iditat, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Dominica, :gua, and St. Kitt a; ...f the spare of twice inevitho certain, fram thc. 1:t of 3farrs, ne.diuraer./04/ - 1.11 moitha yarrow : 4.10 bee Tn lee r id fee 4 hells, ptiwiWe with loWttest, Ninety after Date. r.c Conattitoes of the Coutro..l (teh;rh moot, to , :rtt cook;ototty for the tatho'e, nr trpototely . tor ono purist:afar (.land or t e!ony) Uldlif - 41 . !tell id c SaTrt:iity . • O'bre• No retora heat he had to way teoti , r, in which the Price shalt 1,4 .: toweled in Movie at tetwet, !ha shall not k ttetirerea it ate tins • d helote Ooe o'Cloch, on the said Wedoesooy, The gel rt . [het-mkt out, tor tudese the rerstne Who looks the Test ate. or *toe Am* or hie behalf. aieends I. entree then ;rata for. VICIIJALLING-01 , 11PICE, Auntst St. 1801. ° T.it COMMISSIONERS for VilimoUin Hit A . `Ma'eff ol Katy, do hereby girt Natare e nat on WEDNES PIV. 1.;.e 21 of Ilreenn.r sort, they will be +rota ro +eerie* wri lag (st.tesi erg), or"I treat for, do ripply of -Ve:Kir tor the vs, of Hi. :Wiest s T rm.". at A. • sores herr owie, ntratioswi. Dainera.a. Trinidad, Wage, Grenade, Vincent, St. Lucia, Dominica, Mdse.'. ta . . . . _ . 4•4414 •00 noire of twine months certain, (ran de la lore% taZA...ad togrlker, wait tie ewes!. s reeving thaU by vers. re Gs vs., for 19 NU*, poseehlt, with Interest. Nag e, De, eArr Wt. )),..)* of the Cantrag, (whirls nag he talon tonjoirtly fix as soltoie, or err) flirty Joe tea ls'oail or Cool.soy,) may be Ken st the Sr. )er .1 4.1 (P i t C. NO 4er4l 4 :i tiU 64 ha tto one relater in gokteh Prier shall not ht inserted ng Lit at lenzth. or that th;.ll not be glri , rerri the Ilene! &for. One o'Crinetle,oo eke sstd II eesetinn, Mt Derenshee west, 16.1 r uoicso the Peso. rho wake It 'lender, or MOW Person an it behalf, strew& to fieverer chess railed far. RANK 'NI , 7; P . :LAND, OCT. it, 18.7. THE COURT .f • . itli.CrORS er the GO VERMOR mod CD" , NY el' the 11‘NK ef ENG. LAND, / ire .Vat re, That a (;EVER kL COU': f will he he d at the Lank, en FULSDAY XT, for t ih instant, tn.tn Fl,'Y n 111 the Fe.rii , nn, till Pow in Inemnres, far .h•• ELFCIION af a DEPUTY GOVERNOR fir the rersan.d-r of the Year, in the Pour') cl" Sir ■ronk Wmatst, Hart. and Al&rina.i, the late Deputy GOTPrIOT, decease-1. which Eleetien will be dr dared that *waning Na 'BERT BEST, Secretary. - - N N. Sty an AO pasted In the 7th year of the reign of H s preterit Ma.eity, no person will be entitled to vote at the said Eleaton who shall net have been six calendar months pos sessed, In his own right, of the Steel fir which he shall tbea g.ve his Vote, woks, the said Stock shall have been acquired, or shall have eonse by beepiest, or by marriage, Of by Stltte.lslnO to an Wit...tate% estate, yr by the castors of the Cite of Lon don, or b, MOS deed of settlement after the death of any person who shill have been entitled, for life, to the divider& of lIIPC.. Meek. LBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, •CfrANG&ALLEY. COHNHILL • ESIPOWERLD BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Capital, Oes Situation. For Influence Porn Ft at, 114011 Lyrae ;.....and for the duvet and PUICIIASZ of Pinworms. Policies expiring at MICIIAILIMIAI, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. Among rube r ad vantagea offered by the Compenv't Proposals, it will be found, that no charge it made fa,' Policies, or In dorsements ; —that • large COMMA/1001 Si allowed on Insu rances on Loess;—and that a DKILSet tan is made on the Premiums ef all Fire Insu-aiices out or Lannon, whether effeArd at the Company's BOWS in Visaugenilley, or with soy of its Country Resident. Attendance, ditty, (torn Nine to Four. By Order of the &lard of ()welters, WARNER PHIPPS, Setretery. TIIE COMF ! This day are published,lll;traledwith euniereus large Copper plates, on a plan entirely new, price f our Singings arid Sixo mice, with ,i allegiance to school., 111 HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE; or, A l)isplay of the Wonders of the Heavens, and of the S) , teri, of the Universe; dincriptiro of the Sun, Planets, Moor,. Comet., and Lard Stars. Written lu a familiar and popular manner, adapted particularly to the perusal of Young Persons, and especially calculated to promote awl simplify the study of Nitrating to permits of all Ages. Printed for Richard Phillips, Brags-street, Blackfriars; aid sold by all other g mksellars. 111 whom also may be had. The WONDERS of the MItKOSCOPE I or, A Display of the Minnie's of the Creation. In Ohjeas comparatively minute. Illustrated wits very lore Raw price Si. Gal. boards. ENGLISH, FRENCH. AND ITALIAN SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. No. SO, Conduicetreet. New Bond-street. HENRY COLBURN (from Earle's) reipedt tuity voircits the attention of Literiry Ladies sod Gen tlemen to his English, French, and Italian Subscription Library. which is cutulutied :in the nicnt eXlOnlite scale, so es to insure to SUDICOIIOII, either in town or country, an smple mil immediate supply of the Books they desire. The esta blishment (rimiest. of upwards of 30,000 Volumes of the choicest Works in History, Biography. Divinity, Pirlry. and Romance, in those three Languages. To which are regularly added. all new English Wicks. on the Aar sf publication in Loudon, and all the new French Publications. Immediately on their animal from Paris. Consulate Catalogues. with the Terms of Subscription, to be had ua application at the Library. New and Populaa Works lately published by 11. Ceibut, • Cooduitssar,et : 1. KOTZEBUE'S HIS roaicAL. LITERARY. and POLIIICAL ANECDOTES and MISCELLANIES. 3 vols. I. in beers% Fo► an account of this Work, see The British Critic and Critical R.•riew, 50167. Y. KOTZEBUE'S PASTOR'S DAUGHTER, and of Po:rewires, in ♦ rro's. price Hie en bomb. " This Motel, like these of an acenwipliabed English La•ly of the prirwut day (Mrs ()pie). spas ',Wendy written for the repress purpose of putting singe ea its guard, by disdain; the trials in which its repose•', and the ruin that straits su dosinfall."soCritieslNeVieW, Feb 1107. • rh. CONVENT of NOFRE DAME; or. Jeannagte volt. By the Audi. ter " The Tate of Mystery " ♦ Tlie SECOND lIT.AN WAR AGAINST HEAVEN; or, All Me Talents buried under Portland 14e. A Satirical Pumas fly the Author or " rite Rising Sow " !tics 3s. 64. " Dooms ant boisaht, soil laws are told ; " I Inrours and offices for gold " The people's w.sices, aid the• Kee " Tungus L Ow Musts, br . 5...1 be." JOIINSOIef Catenate •*.... ll\ 4.. CARRIAGE% FOR. SALE. A VERY haht new C IA.R 101% built to the order of a (s,ntleman, very highly Sordl4,l, with si'.k fincy laee. Morocco squabs, and plated moulding round tin. Imdy, a fsabionable Imnauche seat, hung with reattrmin boot on 'priori; well worth attention • and a nay light LAN DALILF.T. Also two very light POST CHARIOTS, with lasroache sash in front, well adapted for town or errantry ; mid a mond-hand CHARIOT. The alms* Carriages are ready for hmoitaliata use; welt worth the 5U1.116011 of any Lady or Gentleasin wartmg the'above Caniages, and will t.a war.. metal dt• Radar, at No. 4, New Cammdliblelrsed, 'tut landsplitee. READ AND JUDGE ; THE PRESENT SURPASSES AL]. FORMER !!! fii4i - iIigDAY, the ilia of thee month, the R wheel Wheel over known in thi mina?, of Litieves mond, contend,' w'mt ma never befits allowed by Veriseanent, and never 11l la again, a Grand l'nse of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! accompantert by TWENTY THOUSANDS ! TEN THO' • SAN ! THOU SANDS! and • long train of et totems, giving Datable Climates Co. the same Adventure, Ana not Teo Wanks to • Prise. Confident of the superiority and excellerce of this Lottery, beyond al former, either in the present or lark century, .1. WARNER, No. 16, CORNHILL, Recornniainds on immediate purchase, and if it 'howl en hap pen that neither Ticket or Share Can be obtained on the Morn ing of Drawing, so blame can be impinge to him, hut very justly to three .ho neglect his timely advice till ton late. Country Banks tending Orders Waugh their Baedten in London, may receive the same AIIOIIO,ICB as Conlitly Agents ; Clubs, Rocieties. Merchants' and honkers` Clerkr, Sic. Mail Coachmen, Guard+, Stage Crnehmen, Itork• Regatta, and Conies of every ',description, bringing Order., will meet with liberal Eecoutagentent ; and all Ondins, by Lot ter, Iron. Tann or Country. mama:Mug Payment, will he treated the same as if protein. ALL FORMER LOTTERIES ECLIPSED! GRAND MIZE or FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! Nor TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, AND DoUSIA. CHANCES TOR THE SAME MONEY LorrEity, oa a NEW PLAN, begins Duty*/ Cktobis, so, 1807. SCHEME. 1 .... Prise .1 .... L. 40,000 .. Is .. L. 40,000 I I I I tO &I 1,000 I t Prises of Tic isi ) 6.000 ithe Sepplementar" 1- . 20 nth... 122,0011 ( Lottery, •oith,... ) ..,.. .--- 40,000 Ticket'. L. 237,000 ....--- ONE FIXED CAPITAL. . . In ',roof of the valve of a Supplemental' Ticket, J. WARNER, ongsees to pey Twenty Pounds for every Sup. plementary 'fiercer, and in peoportion for every Share pur► ehateJ at his or any .other Lueno:4 b!..te L..:tery I.ltfiee, or their Agents, if trovght fur Sale ea er before the Idth of November, leo7, being three days before the Drawing a g. the Sup le oictitaly Lottery after Mat time the holders ofTvery such Ticket 1,1 Share, not receiving money, will be entitled to their chance to the Supplementary Lonny, winch begins drawing Ilse 19th of November, and contains thu foLlwitug Prim I 1 Plias of L. 20,000 .... is ....L.20,000 1 5 5 to SO 1,5u0 1,55! rt 11Ci. L. 63, t 0 TICKETS and SHARES anal' Sale at J. WARNER'. Ideassad Lottaq office, No. 16, Cornteil, facing Use Ruyai- Riebange. PARSENT PRICE. Ticket L 2O 11 0 Half LlOl4 0 I Eighth L 15 0 Quarter 0 Sixteenth 1 8 0 To be drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two Thousand each. Country Hanks sending Onlen through their Bankers in London, may reerrire the mine Allowances , Country Agents; Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Links, &c. will meet with liberal Encourageinnit and all Onters from the, Country, cramming Payment, wilt be teemed the weir as It relent. NOW Is THE TIME T• get a Share of tVtalior;;llll;usin.l .-- P r oundi Prize, in the present State Lottery, which begins Drawing 29th Dauber, 1807. SIR JAMES BRANSCOM3 and CO. 11, Hot beta 97, Cambial, and 38, Haymarket, beg Iwore to observe, Jim present State Lottery Scheme exceeds every Scheme that has gene before it, by being able to boast of a Forty Thouseed Pounds Prise, with only Twenty Thousand Tickets; and considerably leas than Too 'flanks* a Prim, at the fortunate Holder of each of the sax thousand numbers drawn In- the first or principal Lottery, and entitled to a Ticket in tit Suppleinarittur one, which Ticket or Share, so drawn, the Haider, by applying at either of the ahem Otters, may, if he en as before the lladh November, 1207, sell lee the NU amount as if drawn a 2:1. pr ; bat, if not sold, the Holders of e ach aumbers, after tilt time, will be entitled to every bemitheial chance belonging to the ansaber or num bers Mel pavane In Use Supplementary Lottery, which is a consist only at the Six Thousand identical Numbers, drawn as *fine mentioned, be the utionher or numbers h.!J by each Adventure., either a whole Ticket or a Share, without any further ex reuse air trouble of Cienging use number ir,t ;our C 1121.1 /0 the principrl Lotter" tirheinvo Gratis tor ban Lotteries, and Pears paid oa de. mama. Token and Shams are now %Arne be Sir JAM'S BRANS COME{ and CO. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Odic's, 740 II; lioniotn. 27. Cornball, and ea, Haymarket, rkerdiirv; by whiny * the last State Lottery, the farming Cartels were said on Pavers-two Shares, namely N... 15,71.5, a Pose of lo,uWi t likewise Ns. lax:, ■ Prints et .{,erad. No. 40177, • Poste sit awl alma the first .11,0401 NW seer said; hkeewe No. 12,719. Mktg • 001. ; ant the only Pr ever esmiled to max I. No. IN,';',o!),st firat.dreen the grew* day, in the Le Yeti', Lou ley, were rhor:ed intro Sharer.; end, in tit two lest Teem' Lioterreo, upwards ofd 41,0014. In 04 , 1%1 Prizes were aka di. sided at the aavae OrPtes *to 420 Mares, massive of several 3:•;!. b I lac. be. ... ~: • PREPARING FOR THE PRESz ; A BRITISH BIOGRAPHY; conteiti7 the, tt LINES of the r.nn EMMEN MEN of OnEIE Rat I' IN. arra-ra! u. Cnrnnolnlntal To be a.udu lcd by.S ti. M‘LKIN, Esq. NI A ant F S.A. Ar... 6.0.1 by Gent:morn al tho first Laer.ry Reputation In their seweal Densennen:s. Th. W. 4 win be in QuArte., and the probalge ti rent.3h be.Twefire Volumes. /rood far Longman, INA, Rees. awl (Nana ; and Cade!! and Dam es. Strand. CANI DEWS Ple urANIRIA Lkdisadoid. lav pressistion to Ili. Nfajetty. • Tali• dq is paddidattA. in lour large Volnnaad, (ono. traced with numerous Maio and 'tat.... prin. o','o I - - _ fine Pa . Lief, with euhtureil Nape, 2al. BRITANNIA; or. A I)ecnption of the Firm tishitte King toms at England. Se timed, and Lrelaud, and the le en& adj.-tint, nun Us- wine.' Antiquity. Se WILLIAM CAMDEN. Witt the West Dm-new/ire. by Riel.ani Gough. ?tinted (or Stesektltle. _ . . . FOREIGN I 4 iTtsLl IGENG4r. FROM THE U MU PATERS, TAMS. Sf,? fr.: Tht Meeireer of ;his day contains the Capiwla lion, according to which the Isle of Ragen was eea coated by the Swedes, an.! a'terwarsis peen Pied by our troops. The King of Sweden has returrie.rto his States. According to a letter in the 4/anitrer, the King of Sweden. and especially th • rimy. are extremely dissatisfied w; h the Isehaviou: • , f 'he English. The King has giv n r rJers to i-ut hi: ports its a state'of defence ; and lever, from Stral•nivi avert, that lie expedithas agair.st fJertrnatk sets not concerted with hts privity or consent, as the King of Sweden nester heard of she rneasule till the English Sett arrived:la the &tend The Mer.i'eur also contains the Treaty For an Ar mistice betwem Roasia and the Ottoman Porte, e;lrts eluded under the mediation of France; and signl4l by the respenive negneiators, on the With of August, at the Castle of Slobis;a. The first article stipulates for the immediate miss , tier of hostilities. According to the second, Russia a'td the Porie,.. immediately after the signing of the Armistice, bee to wad envoys to negotiate a Treaty of Peace 'as soon as possible; and in case this should not take - pysest, ynlitiEtbis are naritrile tAIMPICtie•re the Itst of March, 1808. The third article stipulates for the nannies et Wallachia and Moldavia by the Russians and Turks. The fourth article relates to the evacuation of the Island of 'Penedos. an d 11 other places in the Arabi. pelago. in posse• s;o1 et t;.e Russians. The Russian sl.;ps t •v-41 t:e to return to their own ports. and leave the Dardar.••••:.: a-A the mouth of the Swune, entirely free and c. • . • By the sixth Article. all the psisonc-;;;F17:::r, and the stases of b^th sexes. are to be given up without ransom. the Musselmen only excepted. whn may chuse to become Christians; the s one is to be 11** derstood of tte Russians who may have beconsia. Mahomears. The katitications wer e to be exchanged in the cause eW a week. <IGA, AVG. CO. The intelligence fron. the Sound has ILIA :e a sen sible impres.ion upon our Exchange. and we are impatiently waiting to set what turn things wia take. However, there is yet no alteration to the mice of wares. Our bills of exchange are 21 per cant. above the usual sours*. T. PSTIIISZOIteII. •OU. 119. A Inge quantity of runner, has been lent troth this city to Cr-rcstadt. His Majesty the Emperor has several tams impeded the works of defence at that port. We have just learned that a numerous English legit has made its appearance in the migh4ourho,xl of Copenhagen. ■A Incept', Wirt. IS. Notice has been given, by the Danish Post•Olfice here, that,•til further orders, no letters or peetets are to be forwarded to Zealand, Leland, Fatter, Langeland, Moen, or any islands in the Baltic. HOLIT tiP, IaFT. 141% It is not true that the child nt the Adjukint.Geor. ral Kercbeff was killed by a bomb at Amaben. burgh ; bat the General himself, woo occupied some apartments in the palace, was wounded in the he- d by a bomb, and two of his horses killed is the Crown Prince's stables, akthe same time. . The three dauglwrs of Professor floccueumn bed the misfortune to sutra csaremely by a bomb that struck the house. One or them had ty •b hrr lags shattered in pieces. It is remarkable, 0.2: the house occupied by the Bishop of Zealand, el se to the church of Our Lady, escaped the destruCtion tne church surtainea. In 1727 also, when almost all th- houses in the neighbourhood were laid in ashes kr the great are, the Bishop's house escaped un damaged. CADIZ. MT. I. The Spanish colon:vs are in the best state of de. fence. Now Spais. capta:ns VSCO regular &loop., aid tt.090 militia ; In the province of OttatimAl. ;bete are 1043 regulars. and 7560 militia : in in. C2tan, there are 9000 men capable of bearing arias • in Cuba, 1360; in Fierida, 2400; at Pori* Rico 4400; in the province of Verezoola. 9000; in Nee, Grenada. 11,000; along tie River La Plata It.ooo ; in Peru. 11.200 ; iu Chili. 2330 ; in the P•iiippine islands, 12.000 ; making. is the whole, 129,033. These may be dostsleil in case of aged. r- I 11