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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-13

SPORTING INTELLIGANCS.
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NORTHALLERTON *MEETING.
THO2IDAY, OCT. 5.
Sweepstakes of Sgs each, for homes, &e. 111.81. Two milm.
(IS Subscribers )
Mr Lakeland's eh g. by Old Harlequin
Mr F. Walker's h. m. Mlerrylass, by St Gone
Mr R. W. Pear:each. m. by Alexander
Streepvtakes of Icigt each, with 20gs added, for all agin. Two-
mile bees. (4 Stobserily•rs.)
Lord Morison', br. h. Cleveland, by Overton, 5 yrs
old, 11.4.71 b .
Mt Fletcher's br. f. Esther, 3 yts, Est. 12Ib l. S 2
Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Sir Peter Teazle, 4 yrs old,
134 t. lib.
Mr. W. Ilutchinson's be. horse, Didapper, S yrs
old, 5.t. lib.
1111 DAY•
Sweepstakes of 2Cgs. each, for horses, &c. 12st. Too
(4 Subscribers )
Mr. Peacock's ch. h. Pooe, by Apollo
Mr. F. Hartley's b. m. Metrylass, by St George
Fifty Pounds. Three-mile heats.
Mr. Cradeck's b. f. by St. George,.-3 years old, Ist 61b S l 1
Mr. Acred's br. e. Wansford, 3 years, 7.t. Sib .... I 2
Sir I'. Gsscoigne's b. f. by Ilambletorlian, 4 yrs.
old, Est. 31b.
Mr. 3. Shepherd's br. colt, by Sir Solomon, 21 yrs
old, 741. 51b.
London, England, 1807-10-13

DUMFR IFS RACES•

On Monday the Dumfries Races eommerved, when Cie
Maiden Plate of Md. wa, run for over the course at Tinwald-
Downs, and won by
Mr. Walkington's bay colt, Honest Bub
Mr Stephenton'a chewiest filly
'the Duke of Hamilton's brown geld,ing
The race was well contested, an/ afforded excellent sport.

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wArAL INTFLLIONNCE.
PORTSMOOTR. OCT. It.
Arrived the Sprightly cutter frau the Downs, and
the Sevoisetry transport, from Cork. and is ordered
for the Downs.
&tiled the aa schooner, on a cruise —Wind W.
PLYIIIOUTII, OCT. 10.

Came in two French chaise manes, captured by
the Martini gun-brig; Di:patch, Smith, from Lima,
detained by the Not Bull privateer ; run Friends,:
Williams, from Baltimore, detained by the Soap
Dragon privateer; and the Pour Friends, Jac'bs,
from St Thomas's, detained by the Satellite priva-
teer ; Flora, Therson, horn St. Thomas's; and the
Hope, Brett, from Cork.—Wind S.W.

V • L MOUTR. OCT. 9.,

Arrived the Hope. Smith, from Archangel ; the
Tv. Brothers. Fox, from Dartmouth ; Golden Grove.
Bitton, from Dartmouth ; the Prioreu I:lssabeth
Packet, with Mails from Lisbon, fifteen days pas-
sage.—Nothing further had transpired as to the in-
tentions of Bonaparte respeding Portugal: it is
generally believed at Lisbon, that the Royal Family
have no intention of quitting for the Brazils. The
Revels sloop of war had arrived at Lisbon, and
expelled to leave thence with convoy for England
on the 6th inst. His Majesty's brig Cryhalos.
guns, having on board Mr. Gambier (British
Consul at Lisbon). arrived there on the s2d ult. I
on which day also arrived His Majesty's cutter 41-
iron, with dispatches from England. The 'ratan-
Agag Packet was expeEted to sail on the ed inst.
Sailed the Flaysr sloop of war, 1$ guns, on a
cruise.

■sat.. OCT. 11.
Arrived the Makes gun-brig, from a cruise. and
remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. •

FRO/.t LLOYD'S LIST.

GRATIMIVD, OCT 11...Pasaml by the Mary, ItIFIO, (tent
Honduras; Harmony, Wilson, from Demerara; Mercury,
Rogers, farm Charleston; Alexander, Young; Pembroke,
Lister ; El Caste, all Cullen; Piece, Kent; Ralph Nichol-
son, Frnlay ; and the Enterprise, Clerk, from Gibraltar;
Axecsouria, Martin, from Mogadare; Britannia, Chater, from
Riga; M Artisan arid Thomas, Gray, from Copenhagen; Al-
fred, Butcher; Veronla, Pyle ; Mary, Young; Ulrses,
Wardropper ; arid the Resolutton, Langley, from Petereburgli.
Sailed we Jaye. Davidson, foe Goueaburgh.
London, England, 1807-09-09

The Forage to be lurniins4 in rations, cunsusting 101 be.
of Oats, at 4nibi. par bush-I, 12IbA. of Upland Meadow Flay,
and %lbs. of Wheat or Rye Straw, and to be Ashamed at the
re.parlive statiinis, at the expense of the Contractor, who n
also to tarnish such Horses with Oats, at Nibs, per ration, as
maw be billeted within the District for which he Contracts.
The proposals will be dclivire 1 separately or jointly (or each
staiion, and it is a:patted that the Contractor shall poem. the
Stable Dung, that may, front time lit tics., accumulate, mak.
ing an allowance for the fame.
Further particulars may be known upon application to the
Oilcan commanding the Royal Artillery in each D strict, and
also at the Secretary'e t tihee, in Pill Mall aforesaid, ally day
batiste's the hions of tan and (our o'clock, where the prove-
sals are to be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed, et Prep inis
for Ike Supply at Peru" bet no proposal call be admitted atter
the caul lath instant, at twelve o'cloec at noon of the same day,
nor will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or
an Agent in his behalf than attend,
By Order if Ike Skard,
K H. CREW. Sec.
London, England, 1807-03-07

ICA VAL INTELLIGENCE.
torriatouTvt. 'come 3.
General Wh'itelovite is not yet arrived, but is
hourly expeaed. Two ships of war and five trans-
ruts, with the troops destined for the expeditioa,
are in readiness fir imrn•diare sailing. The troops,.
we understand, are in high spit:is. and swear they
will give the Dons an excellent drubbing.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 4.

Sailed the Re/kroahon. 71 gins, Capt. Rotheram,
to join the squadron off Rochefort. '('he Caroline
hired ship, Liberly, and ?Li/6,nd sloops of
war, on a cruise ; the Llaring an !tardy gun-brigs i
and his Majesty's ship Savage, with a convoy toil
Cork.

Passed by the onward-bound West India fleet
from Portsmnuth. Several ships that were lying
here have sailed to join them.
Arrived the Cockatnt e, with a convoy of coasters
from the eastward.

Matesty's ship L'A,bille is oriered, with the
Definreer, lying at Portsmouth, to proc,ed with stores
and join Commodore Nand off the Cape de Verd
islands. She is expected to sail to-night, or early
in the morning.—Wind N. E. ,

FALMOUTH, NAIICH 3.

Arrived His Majesty's ship Divserch, from the
Eastward, to take charge of the vessels lying here,
bound to Gibraltar, Portugal, Sec. His Majesty's
ship Childers having been ordeted back to Ports-
mouth.--Wind N. E.
DEAL, MARCH 5.
Put back the Combatavi praam. bound to Sheer-
ness.

CAM! down from Sheerness, the Wet gun•brig ;
ar.d temains in the Downs with His, Majesty's ships
as per last.—Wind N. scpalty.

FitOM LLOYD'S LIST.

awe. MARCO .s....d'assecl by the Juno, Robinson,
imir Menne ; Rii'ie-t, Den•loy ; Primrose. Rutt;t ; ;mit the
London, Jeff..y, from Gottenbingh.—itiailerl the Diamond,
Sommers. for St. Domingo; Globe, Bailey, for haltianne;
Dentio, lorrovidaile, far Virginia; Minerva, Wilelgoose, for
Gibraltar; Rets,v, Jenkins, for Cork; Elbe, Staell.; Sui-
fullt, Rhodes; and the Johan, George, for Tonningen.

A BR/VIZI,

At Liyerr"te-,the 14,•p0t. Armstrong, from Stockholm.
At Hull—the Carlin Packet, Hermes, from Danute.
At Cork-.the Success, Wadi is, from L
At Leghorn—the Elias and kitty, front Y.trmos;th; aad the
For:, Drummond, from Falmouth.
London, England, 1807-03-07

IIWERI.4L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS4Fittokr, MARCH 6.
••••••••
The Lord Advocate of Scotland, and the So-
licitor-General, were heard in the Scotch Appeal
cause, Balderston and Napier v. Hamilton ; and
the further hearing of this Appeal fixed for Mon-
day next.
Mr. tinbliouse brought up the following en-
grossed Bills from the House of Commons, which
were severally read a first time :
The Sierra Leone HI, Brandy Duty Bill, Irish
Excise Duty Bill, a Bill for granting Additional
Bounties on Double Rtfined Sugar, and another
for vesting certain Commissioners with limited
powers, for improving, repairing, and cleansing the
Sewers of the City and Liberties of Westminster.
Lord GRENVILLE said, that through an
eager desire to afford, on all occasions, reasonable
time for considering any great and important mea-
sure, as well as throut,•h a motive of personal con-
venience to a certain Noble Lord (Lord Eldon)
not then present, he was induced to int:ye, ',That the
Order of the Day for Tel 14ig a second time, on
Monday next, the Bill for assimilating the Ex-
isting Laws of Scotland to those of England, be
discharged, and a new Order made for Friday
next." His reason for preferring that day was, that
it might, in that case, be submitted to a Com-
mittee on the Monday following
The Older was then discharged, and the second
Leading of the Bill fixed for Friday next.
Adjourned until Monday.
London, England, 1807-10-14

.GL4SGOW, Om 10.
The Presbytery of Glasgow. at their meeting on
Wednesday list; took into consideration the circum-
stance ot an Organ having been used one Sunday,
about aix weeks ago, clearing divine service in one of
the Churches of this City, and, after deliberating at
great length, a motion to the following parport was
made aod seconded• t4at the Preibytriy are
of opinion, that the 11,4, of Organs in the p,iblie wor-
ship of God, is contrary to the law of th, land, and
to the law and constitution of our ed
Church, and therefore prohibit it in all tie Churches
and Chapels within their bounds ; and with resprtt
to the condutt of the Clergyman in this matter, they
are saistied with his judicial declaration, that he
would not again use the organ in the public worship
of God, without the authority of the Church." On
the other Land, it was moved and seconded, that, in
consequence of the judicial declaration above alluded
to, the Presbytery should find it unnecessary to pro-
ceed further in this business, declaring, at the same
time. their judgment, that the intr,silutlian of an
Organ into public worship is inexpedient and unau-
thorised in our Church. The first motion was car-
ried by a very co.,siderable majority. Against
which five members dissented.
London, England, 1807-10-14

Ile has also invented a PARACHUTE UMBRELLA,
which ie so contrived u to prevent the strongest Wind ever
breaking or turning it, and it much easier to hold in wind*
Weather ; they are particularly well calculated for the Water-
ing Places, and other txposed Situations.
Parasols made with round potishel Whalebone, which is
handsomer, arid much loom durable than what are generally
sold.
c Likewise a Parasol which, for neatness and utility, far ex-
ude any thing of the kind our made ; it is withcut whal►
bone, is much lighter and more lasting than any other.
Umbrellas neatly and expeditiously repaired.
L. Vegoe uodotalres to keep all Silk Umbrellas, sold by
him, in nun for Twelve !Moons
Tbs lowan Price, without abatement, for ready Monier
only,

DRIZES Shared, Sold, and Registered, by
1 HORNSBY and co .in the last and formal Lotteries:
a .01....L.34,nn0 24 .01....L.5,000
10
I
17.
TICKETS and SHARES, fur the pretest STATE LOT-
TERY, are on Sale at their Licensed Offices (agreeably I.
Act o. r.-liament), 26, Cornhill ; 52, Charing-eross ; and
St. 111...ga-.0 N-hill, 11..r0u21t ; where Scheme-. may be had
ra tit -.0-rt .r. es -caned no the same terms as if iiivient..The
Drawing Begins Octane. the 20th.
London, England, 1807-10-14

FROM LAST MGM'S GAZETTE.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Bennett, George Moore, William Mason, and WU.
limn Johnston, Wandsworth, iwthe county of Surrey, calico.
printers. ON. 10, 1807.
rotor Wood sod Timor Iroster,• both of Mai+afield. is tit,
musty of Nottingham, laasmanufacturers. Oa. 7, 1607.
Thomas Barris and Charles Barritt, of Ipswich, in the
county of Suffolk, boot and shoemakers. Sept. 19, 1807.
Thomas &Hans and John Bradley, of the city of Bath, in
the county of Somerset, linen-drapers. Oft. 10, 1807.
Samuel Staddart and Thomas Seawall, of South Suite,-
street, in the parish of St. George, Hanover-square, in the
county of Middlesex coach-makers. Od. 1, 1807.
Chivies Mason an; Thomas Tapley, at the Running Homo
Livery Stables, Piccadilly, Livorpotablo-keopors. O. 1,
1507.

Henry Stokes and William Johnstone, of the town and
county of HaverfordweA, merchants. Sept. 16, 16Q7.
Rebecca Turner and James Smith, of New Bond-street,
runlet-makers, upholders, camp equipage•makers, *c. Sept.
29, 11107.

Samuel Walker and Thomas Simons, of Leeds, is tl,e
county el Turk, spirit-merchants. Sept. 10, lOW.
!Ismael Bercy and Joseph Ileum., of Liverpool. Sept. 24,
1807.

Evan Jones, Thema+ Clarke, Joseph Tamil, John Mande!,
William Cooke, John Cooke, W. &eon, John Weaver, John
Crowley, Jun. Benjamin Hickha, and Samuel Wood, VVol-
'alumina* boat-company. April 30, 1807.
London, England, 1807-10-14

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NAVAL INTFLLIGINCL

rolurShlouTss, OCT. 12.
Arrived His Majesty's shi? Sumer, from of
Havre ; Apdh transport, from Plymouth; and the
1"4161I (An ATn;rican), from New-Yry I:, in C 5 days,
from Amsterd.trn, cl!oainesi by the Bularii.
Sailed, the ffirkw,k, of 71 gone, 'with Dispatches
f r the Nleiit•rranran ; the Cisper,, with a co:!voy
for the Dowas ; and the Mures. Capt. Duff, having-
tinder convoy the if store-ship, for Halifax ;
C4r Alarm, Hammond, Barr, and the hovel !am, Ro-
binson, for Bermuda; but the wind shifting, they
nu: into Yarmouth Roads, horn whence they will
sail the first fair wind.

His Majesty's ship Decade, is appointed convoy
for Cork.

A Danish brig, valued at 15,0001. is arrived, de-
tained by the Sercpis store-ship ; also the brig Aki-
o:dos, laden with Spanish wool, from Bilboa to Too-
ningen, detained by the Seeress.
The Officers and Artificers of the Dock-yard hero
commenced paying this morning.
Ship. at Spithead—
Gras. Coutam,,der•.
Royal William .... "84 HAdZiral
Mnutar re
Temeraire 9ll Sir Charles Ilamilton

Antelope. 50 Captain Baxley
Statira. SS Bromley
La Seine.. 3d Atkins
Shannon.. dd e- Broke
Decade 58 Stewart
Crocodile. ^S Cadegan
Sapphire.. 18 Davies

Abundance store ship, Resolute gun-biig, and Sprightly
cutter Spenbray Russian frigate, and the Diana, 1111/6111 COl-
vette, bound oo discoveries.

FALMOUTH. OCT. 11.

Arrived this morning the Alison cutter, Lieutenart
%Veir, from Lisbon in I I days. with dispatches, said
to be of importance, and of a disagreeable nature,
Which were immediately forwarded by express for
London.---The French were expelled to enter that
unfortunate country on the 12th instant.
Sailed His Majesty's ship Minstrel, with the out-
ward-bound Portugal and Mediterranean convoys.
W.S.W.

DEAL, OeTOBCR IS.
Came down from the River the Dry &whirr, Capt.
Dutchman. for Gibraltar ; and remains in the
Downs with the ships as per last.—Wiad S.W.
London, England, 1807-10-14

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THEATRE.

DPURY•LANE.
The "fair report" of Miss Lynn's Rogetta at-
traded a most brilliant audience, last night, who
received the fair Candidate for public favour with
the most rapturous applause. In the second a& in
the scene with Taunt. Meadows, immediately after
the duet Begone, I vete, Miss LYON was sn much op-
pressed by her fears, that Mr. Kr t. L v mnst kindly en-
treated the audience to permit her to withdraw,
when a flood of tears relieved her anxious bosom,
and restored her to her natural excellence, which
she displayed in the beautiful air of The Traveller
belsghled, in such a manner, as at once to delight and
as'onish the audience, who expressed their appro-
bation in the loudest acclamations. Mr SMITH
has much to learn ; he plays poor .• kind-hearted
Hod2e" in a very hard and coarse style. The farce
of The Lynr followed, in which Mr. ELLISTON re-
ceived much and deserved applause.
London, England, 1807-09-07

DU/i/./ V. Seer. 2.

The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Limerick is
so much reciiverea from the wounds he lately re.
fr int the hrutal robbers on the road from
Cantle Cinnel. thr he h rs appointed an ordination
to be held in on, (.74.1tedral on tie 2Cfth ult. ihe
Lord Lieutenant been pleased to promise a free
pardon to any of the p-rsons concerned ( scept the
p 'sons who fired the %host) who shall discover their
accomplices who I4tely mmitted rohberies on the
road from Cairie C"nnel to Limerick. in which the
Lordßish pof Limerick was wounded.

A letter "trim aterf‘ird, s ys—On Saturday
night the prrsoner in the county gaol of Waterford,
-attempted to escav, by making a hrett;.l in the
western wing ; luckily, before ;hey had proceeded
far with Olen %ark, ey were interrupted by the
persevering vigilance and aßivity of the gaoler, and
are now m air thermally secured

On Tuesday week, hi. Grace the Lord Primate
he! : his annual visitation :n St. Peter's Crurch, in
the town •ii Drogheda. We are Isays,.y to mention,
that his GI Ace has conferred handrnme Church pre-
ferments on the Rev. Thos. Pairdough, and me Rev.
Sam. Gerrard.

A meeting of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of
the coe,ty Roscommon was held at th Sessions
HMV. Rosecmmnn, on Wednesday, the 26. h of
August. 11101. The Chair was filled by Lord Vis-
count Lorton, when a variety or Resolutions were
carried, for the purpose of suppressing, by a "fiend,
cuerwing," every sp, cies of insustretion and attempt
to disturb the public peace. Amongst others, it was
resolved, that, after th tt precau.i m •in the first vin.
lation of the peace, to immediately apply to the-Lor d
Lieutenants to proclaim the county, and put the
Insurredion Ad in force. Rewards are also ofiemd•
to be given to persons who either by private or pub..
I.c information shall be the means of prosecuting
ctffenders to convietico. And that proteasoi, and,
it necessary, stiluisfeher, be solicited from Govern-
ment. to sucn prams as mi,;ht be deterred, by
Leal fears, from furnishing miterial information.
London, England, 1807-09-07

TIILTFUIII) LIMB F. 41 .T.

At this fair, wh,cii was held on Tuesday last,
there were upwards of 30,000 sheep and :arms
penned, being an increase of at least one-third upon
the number of WI year. They were most of them
of excellent %nal ty. The harness of t:nr fair com-
menced at ;en •••clock h was not so well attended
be graziers as last ye .r, although some of the first
eminence were there fr m Essex Neither was the
vie so brisk, owing t tae quantity bei..g much
larger than r-niti nab : been exnetted, and more than
equal to the demand, m nit it rather dull
Notwitostar.ding a nick there were a great many s ild
(.early twe curds) at much about the prices given
at Ipswi..,.
J. Psloseir%'s, F. 5%. Sento:loam wrhers unsold, the
pric • asked 2.. per head lower than last year, 11111.1C:1
%',4% 225. 6t. 1. rhorp's El. of Chippenharn Park,
wether lambs, at £se. Bevan's.
Ern. South-dowts wether lambs, at 23, J. Bel-
tun s Esq. half-bred Leicester and Norfolk, wether
and ewe, at 20s. D. Setvelf's South-down wether
lambs, at 245. Do. half-bred Leicester, wether and
ewe, at 24.. Mr. I. Fuller's, same breed. wether 1,
at Os 6d. Mr. T. Maniiing's, same breed, wether
and ewe, at 20i. 6J. Mr. J. Manning s, same breed,
archer and ewe, Ilia. 63. Mr. Arches's half-bred
Downs, wether and ewe, at 21s. 6d.—The Norfolk%
were very few sold, except a few prime ewe lambs
at •Cils. *ilea:ling ewes at SU—This fair promises
to become one of the largest in the two counties of
NJrfulk And Suffolk.
London, England, 1807-03-09

POLICE.

.estoremouta, niece 7.
isha Nieiels and his wife c: ere ch trged with steal-
fog, at different ti:ucs, considerable quantities of
drugs and other property, out of the warehouse of
Messrs tinware avid Bu.h, chemists and di uggists,
near Canstoo-street, with whom they lived as ser-
i 'ants; the man being employed as a porter about
the warehouse. boxes of goods and bundles of
wearing apparel were produced as having been
found with, or pawne.l by them. They dil not
deny the property to he mat of their emplorers ;
but the latter being of that description os people
called Quakers, could not, consistently with their
religion, take aii oat in support of ike prosecution,
and their affirmation not being legal evidence, the
Prisoners were discharged.
Serra Sea..., alias Peemetl, reputed wife of the
rettoricios pick-pocket of the above name, was
brou.Aht up to Guildhall, and charged before Sir
Met ritxw Bcoxttarit, with assisting another infs.-
an ,us prostitute to rob a gentleman, named George
Peters, on Friday morning. in. Fleet-street. Mr.
P. said, that passing along beteieen one and two
o'clock, and perfectly sober, he was attacked by a
woman at the corner of a passage, who forcibly put
ber hand into his pocket, and took out two notes,
one of 201. And another of M. and ran away. In
attempting to stop her, the prisoner Sesames, who
was at a short distances witnessing the transaction,
instantly Lame up, held out her arms, and forcibly
prevented tlte Prosecutor from pursuing the robber,
till she was out of sight. The constable, who had
the Prisoner in custody, said he had seen her a few
minutes before the transaction in question with the
other woman, who ran away; that they were inti-
mate companions; and, with a third associate, used
always to come into the strset after twelve at night,
where they made a practice of assisting each other
in the manner &wooed by the Prosecutor, to com-
mit depirelations chiefly an men in a state of intoxi-
cation. Some other constables corroborated this
testimony, They said the prisoner had but just
tome out of Biidewell ; that she, and several other
women, who came every night to Fleet-street, re-
sided iu St. Georseatehis, near the King's Bench,
and were intimate with theamotiousMrs.Barrington.
Sir Marraew Sesames lamented that such a
well-dressed decent looking woman as the'Prisoner
should have each a charascter. But as there was no
proof of her having taken the Prosecutor's notes,
he ordered her to bedischarged.
PVILIC 0/ /ICC WSITISCRAPCL.
A young woman, a lady's maid in a family of
disci letion. and the daughter of a respeaahle trades-
man in Mary-la-bonne, stands charged with a rob-
bery, to a considerable extent, in the house of her
mistress. 'llse young women had been in the habit
of consuhing a pretended prophetess, who, by her
artifices, obtained so much influence over the
CrIVVIIIUS woman, as to prevail on her to rob the
watdrobe of her mistress to satisfy her demands.
The young winner, on the property being missed.
cmilessed her crime, and part of it was uaced to the
Sybil, who is its custody.
London, England, 1807-03-09

FROM SATURDAY RIGHTS GAZETTE.

Sum'. Palace, Mardi 4,141 r.
lisle day Monsieur /Slope" Minister Flenipotentary frr.m
the t sewer of all the R WAILS, had a private audience of His
Majesty, to deliver tile Crecktitials:
'Cu which he was introduced by the Fight Hoonurable
Lurd Visc runt Huwick, Hie Majesty's Frincip .1 Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir stejohuil
Kat. Master of the Ceremonies.
London, England, 1807-03-09

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

amenities Ursa, by thit bird Lieuteusut of the Caunty tf
Durham.

Darlington V.lanteer 'Alton—Captain Thomas Roues to be
Mapr, vice XVil-aL, resigned.
Cearrnissiou in the Renfrew hire Regiment of Wins, sigrred
by the 1,r.1 I.ll:Elrtalett.
Coll Macdonald, Esq. late Major of toe 2d R.lraliella 42:1, Re-
giment, to be Ci,tain, vice Maxwell, imigued. Bated De-
cember 24, lint. .

CARMARTHENSIIIRE STRING CIRCUIT, 1827.
Samuel Heywood, Fsq.
The Honeur.hle Richard Ryder.
Cardiganshire—Friday, March 20, at Cardigan.
PeinbrAeshire—Thursday, March U. at liaverfordwen.
Carmarthenshure—Wedoesday, April 1, at Carmarthen.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Francis Sapte, Hoary Heintz, and Abraham Game:rage,
Loudon. December Sl, 1806.
James Milne and Benjamin Isherwood, carriers by water,
b.., ween Literpuol and HuJ. November 7, 1806.
Thomas Bielby and Julio Cater, both of New Mahon, in
the county of York, cabtnet•aiakers and upholsterers Febru-
ary 11, 1807.
Cnirlea Hedges and John Robinson, of RateME-Highway,
cheesemongers. February 24, 1807.
William Guidon and William Hughes, of Golden square,
St. James's, Westminster, warehousemen. December 2i,
1806.
Thomas Davis Mason and MOWS William Brent, brewery,
of the Royal Oak Yard, Bermondsey, iu the county of Surrey.
March 2, 1807.
Richard Smith and Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, in the
county of Warwick, solicitors and money-scriveners.
Edward Jackson and Henry Toiler, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
woollen-dupers. January 26, 1807.
Francis Dent and George Ludernaii, of Old Gravel-lane, in
the pariah of St. George, in the county of Mkaleses, sugar-
rehoem November 8, Mud.
William Holiday and Thomas Guroell, at 'Preston, in the
county of Lancaster, joiners and cabutot•makera. January
1807.

.-„,.
John Grice and Joseph Woolconsba. of Yottutain-stain,
notherhalte, 1111 the county of Surrey, iruit-osanufacturecs.
January S►, 1607.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

James Whitehead. of Chuteh street. in the county of
Surrey, hat-tuaulitacturer,i.oes the leth of March to itiu 19th
of April, at ten, at Guildhall, Lowliest.
Ge..rge Roffey and Rioliird Swinton, late of Cleat St Ile.
IC A, in the ity of Loudon. mescaants and shipping sgeuts,
I,,nit the 14th of March. to the lSth ul April, at ten, at Gui,d-
London, England, 1807-12-10

....... •'

similar to the present, which never came to issue.,
and the same Attorney that brought Ws. Smith's
aeion alto brought the preaent. Mrs. Smith
avowed v.iit had no claim, as the Plaintiff alone Itid
ele work. •
Lord Ei.a.cesoacienn saisl, he would recom-
mend the business to go to arbitration, on the De.
ferdant's beim paid his costs on the aftiou brought
by Mrs. Bstsithyand in the present aaion the par-
ties to Payisibtor own costs; it was evident t' :At
the money was doe to some one, and if the Plaintiff
had heels guilty of an impropriety, the Dctsiadant
had sot ationpted to prove any fraud.
London, England, 1807-10-22

lirE tr,.)sToN GAZETTE OF SEPT. 24.

'l';._ :ippreachin;g Session of Congress will decide
the destinies o: our country. Their
./i.! will deter-
mint•, whether we are to wage war with the only
nation who could hurt us, and that t,o in support of
a piir.ciple the tats: wicked and absurd which ever
entered into :he p:.antasy of t:ie most chimerical
politician. We have little to hope in the present
useful crisis from ow delegates. Tic time was when
Dexter. Ames, and Outs, widi'd have raised their
voices for thcst country • ?ut Ass, the tai=nts of our
present Adm:.isfretitet (with a WorlJeffill Variety el
t scections) ate like " t.wn grains of wheat in two
Einshels of chaff," compared with their predeces-
sin s. The nation, however, bis oNe hope in Mr. J.
Randolph. The itt•rep:d sp:r t, the lofty inslei.end-
ence, the fervid eloquei ce, art.! the extensive know-
ledge of this gentleman, will, we hope, be pert in
reyuisiti•in for the benefit of his country. f lis
integrity, and his pure :tn.! unsullied houour,
wait never allow h.m to embrace the sinister ride of
a great national einesion, for the sake GI sneaking
into * littletempotary popularity. Tins gentleman.
notwithstanding the dearth ,4 Latent in Congress,
sary yet deserve the glorious alipellation of •' !he
Sisorosir of bu Ca4irj." •

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
THURSDAY, °crofter& IP&
• -
.The Reerolit gun-brig received orders, on Tues-
day, at Porumouth, to sail immediately with any
ship, in ballast, at that port, for Lisbon, and un.
moored Accordingly, on that evening. A similar
order was received on Sunday. at Falmouth, in
consequence of which the Wastrel sloop sailed
on that day with twelva vessels. The laden ships
for Lisbon remained behind, waiting farther
orders. It is pretty evident from these orders,
that the ships are gone to carry away the Bri-
tish subjects and property, and that Portugal has
not been abla to accommodate matters with Boma-
London, England, 1807-12-28

e•• On Monday next 'Pea 14/11,KliN PRINS will be printer
on a beautiful Dew Type.—lt will also display several other
material improvements iii a fits days. Tee BeiTru Pass,'
has been a:ways remarkable fin its early publication, and the
fidelity of Its reports of Parliamentary debate. Arrangements
have been made to insure Om superiority in an eminent de-
vre during the ensuing Session of Parliament.
London, England, 1807-12-28

HOPS FIRE OFFICE, Lagete-hill, ifflotibited
1807, fur liontrieg Alercherukce. Skirl
Ila•ievr or ire Lre.k. revels. Cep, said Core,
Jr. us 1.43 vr Demme by Fire.
• CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS. .
Insurance of Psoperm from Fire being of the first imposts.
ante to the interest of Societe, several Institutions have beee
formed fur that useful purpose • and tiirs Comporty having
been established upon a plats tallich holds; out achy %Apatite
advantages, the Ditemoes feel confident of public sup tors.
The business of the Company commenced at bilichaelmm last,
and Insurances, to a very considerable mount, have already
been effected.

Proposals 111:.e be had at the °nee, and Insue•nces, be
persons whose pidicies for property insured in other 01ficei.
and which expired at Christmas, may be affeled upon easy
advantageous mint/.
Persons Insuring Property in this 06ce, le the aiiuuM of
10001 are entitled to vent peculiar advant.ges.!!
An Policies of 3'41 and upwards, are issued gratis; andisp
sterances upon Hoesetsold Goods ender that amount, may is
effected wrtboutdistrnd specifications!
No deduftions whatever in the Payment of Ins-as;
Less and Damage by Fire, occasioned by Lighlibiss. ase
paid by this Company !
Espouses paid on the removal of loci; loom of *seed sa
less sr damage thereby made g.od 4,‘ am Insured!
No choir• mute fur Raderseursenis
A con•iderahle elednetion is allowed to Merchants on short
paned 1111.t.',1e,

A Broce:,gl olive per cent. I. allowed on all Shipping In•
swam,' !
'Policies for more than one year allowed a considerable dir
count !

Farming Stocks on tree Urns, msured without the ik,er..ge
Clause.

Engines, nerryfet,e. water (en a new principle, invenred br
Mr. Braman), are 'Rationed in the most ingaWo ctuatlone to
the Metropolis, and 'early for immediate ser,t, e on the inn
alarm of Fire.

Agents are appointed in mess of the principal Cities stud
Town: in the United Kingdoms.
Proposals for Insurances so Lives, yawing Annuities, &c.
will be ready for delivciy, at the Uffice, early in linutry
test. By 4..hder of the D,n•rtrro,
WM BURY, Clerk.
N.B. Attendance is daily given at the Office, (turn Ten to
Fear OVIOCk, ..nd during FliWell days after each Quarter Day,
until Six.
London, England, 1807-12-28

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICE,
COR MOLL.

THE DI RECTbleg"Teste afar& n Ilona the
Act Aar Office i. ;tor op* ter FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE, and far the (reward" ANNUITIES. Proposals
are re...Wm delegate", »prang the foaneift imp*. NMI Galeasll4,lo

CAPITAL, TWO tAILLWNS.

N. Charge made for Policies.
No Feei taken for Indomments or Altentinns.

No Charge made for any Survey deemed creamery.
'A Commmaun per Cent. a:lowed uu Shipping In-
surance, in Port.

No Fees taken by the Messengers of this Company.
An advantage in payment of Kent, never before offered to
she Public.

Abatements are made on Country Insurances (effeCted at
the Cumpauy's Office, in Com II) where agents Are wit
appointed, equal, and in some resmrtis superior, to any other
Company....—Abatemeuts also are allowed where Agents are
appointed.
In mot of Firs, •very reasonable charge will be paid for re-
moval of goods insured with this Company.
Agents will be appointed in all the principal Cities and
Towns in the Kingdom.
WILLIAM BEEMAN', Sweeter,.
London, England, 1807-12-28

copy of a letter I have received from Captain Spremlel •
uf His Mijesty's ship Solebay, announcing toe
captura of the Spanish lugger privateer Estrella del
Nome.

Ills Majesty's ship Webs!, as sea,
November 23, 11307.
Sia—l have the honour of informing you, that
at daylight this morning I chased, and at on.. nr.
captured, tlie.spaniah lugg-r privateer Estrella del
Noste, of Vigo, mounting two six-pounder swivels,
&c. and thirty-five mon, with nine English prison-
ers on board, whom they captured on the 23d in
smut, in the Liberty brig of London.
I am, .&c. (Signed) A. Sraosa.z.
Rear.Adsniral Sir Sidney Smith, K. S.

GEORGE R.
lastrocti.“l to the ownroandere of our Alpe of war and priva-
teers, and to the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty—
Given at our Court at St. Jame. %, the nineteenth dtv Of
Decerutter, one thousand eight hundred and eaten, and in
the forty-eighth year of our iteign.

Oar will and pleasure is, that all muds and their cargoes
"Ain( from X port of imbi& direct to a port of our Bolted
Kingdom, which ham already sailed, or shall sail Wows the
hot day of next Janumrs, shall not be interrupted by oor
cruisers, to whomsoever such vessels and their earguesateay be-
long. And in case any vessel so coming shall be detained and
brought in, such vessel, with her cargo, shall be forthwith libe-
rated, upon giving bail to answer adjudication, and shall ►e
final!y restored upon proof that the vessel was coming with the
goods fur importation int* the United Kingdom, pad the mas-
ter shall be permitted to receive his freight, and to proceed
with his vessel and crew to any port not blockaded of tlars coun-
try to clutch the vessel belongs.
By His Majesty's Command,
HAWKESSURY.
London, England, 1807-12-28

Foreip-Oifice, December 26, 1807;

The King has been *awn' to appoint Ltird Viscount Strang-
ford to lie His Majetty'a Knvny Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Court of Her Mast Faithful Majesty.

Admire:fp-Office, December 26, IRO?.

The Right Woottratile the Lords Commiisioners of the A 4-
iniralty having directed • selection of snarls to be made f. .r the
use of His Majesty's services, at persons, whether in Ilia Ma-
i jetty's service, the service of the East India Company, or the
, merchant service, who pitmen information ritapecriiiit the si-
' Wan -•e ideal rock, shoal, or danger not yet publi,hed, are re-
quested to transmit the same to the Secretary of the Admiralty,
and to state the authority ea tallish their information is
r
grounded. W. W. PULE.
London, England, 1807-12-28

Mr. FER,MO3.'s HOUNDS.

This Geptleman's fire pack of hounds will be
brought up, this week, from his seat in Oxfordshire
to Epsom, for the purpose of hunting there durir.
the remainder of the season. File Gentlemen ot
Surrey expel much sport, as Mr. F'sa most will turn
out a great nutrrer ot bagged foxes. The hounds
are ot the first mettle, and in high condition.

Colonel the Hun. Wu. Ftrzao• has disposed of
his beautiful pack of hounds to his Grace the Duke
Of BEDFORD. for 500 guineas, to the great regret
of all his neighbourhood. The Colonel hunted
them himself, and, from his polite and gentlemanly
behaviour to the company who hunted with him,
as well as to the °wears of the property, cod their
tenants, over Whose grounds he sported, he deserv-
edly gained thcir esteem, and both ha and his
hounds were and are very popular. the reason the
hounds are parted with is owing to the Colonel's
bad health, which was very much impaired during
the campaign in Egypt; tin C lone' sulfas ♦ct y
roods from au asthma.
London, England, 1807-12-17

NAVAL IhTLLLIGANCE.

tolitsuoura, DEC. 15.
Arrived the Pickle schooner, with a convoy from
Plymouth.—Wind N.W.
V•RMOUTH, DEC. IS.
Arrived His Majesty's ships l'ampsyd,
Cyst**, and Cheri, from the Baltic.
DOVER, DEC. IS.
Came in this forenoon a French logger privateer,
prize to one of the gun-brigs; also a re.taken brig,
prize to the Iteyohst gun-brig. She :s laden with
paper, oil, and pipe-dry. There was no person on
board her, nor were any papers to be formed, or
any thing which could lead to a discovery of her
name; but from circumstances it is supposed she
belongs to Poole. Three other privateers are said to
have been taken, and one sunk, within this week.
between &achy Head and the North Foreland. It
is reported that two-of them were commanded by
Englishmen.
DERE, DEC. IS.
Came down from the River the Lade Sinclair*
Jackson, for Botany Bay ; Pallas, Innis, for IX
Vince t's ; Brockbank, and Sisrling, Lye.
for Jamaica ; and remain in the Downs, with the
ships as per last; also the &sax, detaispd by the
3145:er gent-brig.—Wind W. foggy.
outs. One. 14.•

The rf fifth Captain Burton, arrived hem on Sis.
turday, from the Baltic ; left Helsiogburg, on tilt
30th tilt. in company with the Vanguard, sod th►
rest of His Majesty's ships of war. Capt. %Mit
brings an account of the loss of the ship Neplase.
Clappisoo, of this port :—after being captured by the
Danes. she went on shore near Copenhageurand our
cruisers having in vain endeavoured to get her of
set fire to her, by which means she was entirely dc-
stroyrd. both ship and cargo being burnt doers to
the water's edge before the fleet came away,
Captain Burton confirms the account brought by
the blaster of the Crnteriea, of the whole of our
men of war having come home both from Us&
Sound and the Baltic.
London, England, 1807-12-17

gLWIsH ►I AR

Mrs. Amelia Noel, a lady of celebssity at the Weg.
end of the town, was lately sued spot) a Bill 4)i Lt.
change, which she had given for coals, to wibbila •
she pleaded liar eft elm. The inadossf *rosin the •
marriage was as follows :—Mr. Urielfi, the trader •
of the Jewish Synagogue, reduced a Hebrew Mime/.
entitled the Katisbab, by which it a:veered, that the-
bridegroom wiuZebe, the son of Noah, of blessed sue. •
missy, and the wituesses, Isaac .he son of Abraham,
of blessed memory, arid Joseph the son of .Anonew
dab, also of blessed memory ; he was then desired
to traaslate this solemn instrument. It appeared to
recite a conversation between ifie parts to the
marriage, and was to the follu.. ing died :—•• Oa .
the fourth week in the second day of the month
Mieor, is the year of the Geraihm, 6541, the friend, .
or the companion of Zebe Noah, said owe the sp.a- •
ster Abinda, ' Become thou my wife according so
the law of Moses, and I will maintain shee accord-
ing to the rites of the Jewish religion, and 1 will
provide fur, ard heesour thee. And I shall give
theofor the dower of tby virginity, 200 pieces of
silver, and the raiment and the sects antes aceording
to the custom.' lb which the lady Abinda di
consent ; and the (fowl) which she brought, cis-
sicced of gold, silver. and ornaments, and also of
bedding and attire, arid 100 pieces of fine silver,
which was increased by the Rabbi father, to •200
pieces of silver," be. Ac. The mar siege being thus
fully proved, the Plaintiff was nonsuited.
London, England, 1807-12-17

return to their native country, under sii..ii tir.uro.
stances, must be segerded 25 2 matter ut gm at na.
timid advantage, and, we hest, stay be the means
of recommending the Institution ID the IsberAl con.
fidence of the Irish nobility, gently and others. •
•
London, England, 1807-01-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Bowyer's Lottery Bill was read a second time ;
and upon the motion of Mr. PKTER MOOR F., t%..
ordered to be referred to a Committee.
Mr. CALCiI F r moved to discharge the order
for site considetation of the Dublin Elation Petiii.N),
and gar, notice, that o o y next he should
more that the said al ken into con-
sidcratiqn upon aboul.! then
•

r, ~ _

Mr. STIAW wished to know what reason the
Honourable !Wisher had for postponing it ?
Mr. CALCRA FT replied, tl.at he hoped, upon
that day, he should be able to give a very sufficient
reason to the H ;use.
Mr. Vansittart brought up a Bill for continuing
the Duties upon Sugar and Tobatco ; also a Bill
for continuing the Duties payable upon Pensions.
Places, &c. both of which were severally read a
brit time,- and ordered to be read a second time
to-morrow.
The order of the day being read for taking into
consideration the Accounts of outstanding Exche-
quer Bills, presented yesterday,
Mr. vANsurrART moved, " That the same
be referred to the Committee of Supply ;" which
being granted,
The House resolved itself into the said Committee,

Mr. Nocuous& in the Chair.
Mr. VANSITTART stated to the Committee,
that in moving the necessary sums fur the payment
of Exchequ4 hills outstanding and unprovided tor,
he had the satisfaElion to inform the Committee,
that, from the very f!ourishirg state of ape Funds,
and of public credit, it would not he necessary tor
him to move any increase beyond the issue of the
last year. A vote of credit had beets granted at
that time, for torn millions, the whole of which
had been paid off, as well as the issue of Exchequer
Bills, up to the month of March last. It was, there-
fore, unneces.ary to increase ele present issue.
Mr. DEN't" asked if the public had the option of
taking hills or money ?
Mr VANSITTA RA' replied in the affirmative.
Tise Committe.f then agreed that a not ex-
ceeding 1,500,0001. should he grAnteci to His Ma-
jesty for the payment rf the outstanding Exchequer
Bills before mentioned. and the House resumed.
London, England, 1807-03-31

VADIES.—ThAt SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS
ILA are one of the greatest .Irevrbeelts from the beauty and
delicacy of the Female Face, Arms, kr. .1 allowed by ever,
maii, from the Prince to the Peasant. To mortve them, va-
'IOUS Prepatatiens li.ve, from time to time, started up; but
most of them (although poilipusly advoistid). having been
found either ileac-aeons, or de!eterious, are (Allyn, or falling
to the ground. in praise of TRENT's DEPILATORY,
which muds abeeluteiy unpara4eted and j,,stly cdenrated, the
Proprietors will only observe, that it temorer the Bain in a
few minutes, without injuring the sliu, or causing a.iv
unp!eassist sensation; that it ha• heed happily applied, and
highly approved, in the A rat clales of fashion and rank—
and Cat Ladies may see it used, awl thus hare ocular
dmannttratlon of iti ethcacy arid innocence, before they make
a purchase.
It is su d (11T appointment of T•eitt and C•, ) Wholesale
and Retail, by Perrin, .11, Smlshorumen-street, Carreto...garden;
R age, Cheapride; and Gilding, Cuinhill; stet Retail, by all
the principal Perfumers and Medicine Vender. in Loudins
"in Ladies in the Country, one.osllllr lib, amount, free of
Pottage, it will be anaiediately foiwarde.l. Price Ss %I.
London, England, 1807-05-04

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.

• HIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBI riox and
SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, IS
NJW urn to the Pu4lle, and will continue open every
day, from ten in the morning till five in the afternoon.
Admittance. lv
By Older, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper.
London, England, 1807-05-04

NAV4L INTELLIGENCE.

tOiITSMOUTM. MAY 1.
Artived His Nlsjesty's ship J'!4lo, trnm a cruise.
boded the Slreassoas gun-brig, with u fleet of
srss►parts, under convoy for Guernsey and Cork.
His Msjesty's ship Herald, is appodued convoy
for the kteditenanean.

KA 2.
Arrived His Majesty's ships Locust And La &toe.
(turn a cruise.

Dropped down to St. Helen's, His Majesty's
ship &Hat!, with the Mediterranean convoy.
Wind S.L.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 30.

Yesterday arrived the Bellerophon, of 74 guns,
Captain Ro:tarsal, to be paiJ off, and re•com•
missioned.

To-day came in the Caroline hired brig, with a
new ship, called the Miasirel, from IllidpAt, to be
fitted out here.

MEAL, MAY I.
Sailed through the Downs, from the River, List
night, the Duke rork, Tomlin, for Dublin.
Arrived this morning the E.xpiorro4 bomb, from
Portsmouth, with a convoy, which are sailed for the
River.

MAY 2.
Arrived the lelsaquito sloop of war from a cruise.
Arrived and saUed for the River. the Lesry.4,,
Compton, from Soriaam.—wed S.E.
London, England, 1807-05-04

PRoPItIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
beauty and litealth cannot he noire eventoally promoted, than
by attendane to the Preset. ration 441 lie Tieth.
't .1 R. NEWTON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH
Ivi POWDER, having received the approbate .11 of the rust
Nobility, Gestry, and a generous Public, by an extensive con-
titinpti... fora tenet of rear., as well as the erteetati4.li of its
superior exeeltence, from the analysis of ita component parts,
by the NI/Mt dllitingutsheli Medical characters, who have pro.
unmated it tire roost pleasant Vegetable louth Powder known,
to inciters the beauty of the enamel, and i.reninte the
durability of the Tooth, and which has, in cnilsoluetioe of its
experienced anvantages, been honoured with th• immethate a.
(eerie, of their Mairs,n4s, and the venous Mutinous It•anchts
of the Royal Firmly, Nodiirty, Gentry. etc. to the United
Kingdolo•
Ni..WTON'r TOOTH POWDER is en Astringent and
Antimorbutic Pnwler, a delicate Aromatic, extremely grateful
to the palate, arid pleasant in its use; in fine, to thaw who
81.141 y it, it ma a certain preveutnire of pain .4r decay of the
Teeth, to the latest period ut life. It continues to be faithfu iy
prep .red by Mr. NIONWII (only), at his honor, kenitinginn.
Vauxhall (late of Great Russel-street, I.onJuri), tram
the genuine Reclie of the late Sir Richard Jebb, Phytician to
Their Majesties, &c ; and rota wholesale, retail, and for en•
Imitation, by Messrs_ Shaw and Edwards, N.. 6-i, St. tiers
CsurCh.‘ it'd, whom he hasempowared to make a liberalalloo-
a nee to ha Town and Cuuntrt Venders, Merchant., Jrc.; alt.,
retail, by every Petfumer tad Medicine hellet in the Kingdom,
in s.nrcs, at Is. 9d. each
N B. Pease to ask for Newton's Tooth Powder, a.irl see rat
0 B. 14 Ns•tun" is wraten un each burs with red me, Ai all
others sold as Nation\ arc
London, England, 1807-05-04

ZMPLROR OF MOROCCO.

Two most beautiful single-horse aisle's have been
ba,tity Messrs. I tin RP t and Scocrs,Hotborn,by order
of flews. GUINDALL A and MACNI44, Merchants is
this City, for His Majesty the Emperor of Moeocco I
the lower pannels are painted glazed verdigrise,
with a very broad gold Arabic bolder, osnamented
with large festoons of fl ,wets, in proper colours, and
troupes of flowers in 34 gold medallion in the centre
'cinch pannel ; the upper part of the bodies forms
s canopy, panneled at the sides, painted a thick
crimson, with broad stripes of like and blue, and a
Loze rat, with gtfri :s on top of the canopy ; elegant
;u:antisand rebtaoTt of filwers, painted in their pro.
:ors, and very neatly exes:uted ; a large gold
.Aallion,;witha vase of flowers, on the centre, and
z,nupe• of flowers on the doors ; the while very
:451y varnished and polished ; th, faot•bodtdsand
rime-work gilded; the bodies are suspendA by
bates, covered with Morocco, stitched %stub
spin a low elegantly carved shaft carriage.; the
springs and iron work are gilt, and painted beau.
Nally s lining, the richest green and crimson Ge.
nua velvet, trimmed with silk lace and fringe,
cuffed very full with hair, and quilted with sills
t Ili; dasiing iron covered with Morocco ; harness
cwered with hforoeco, finished in a beautiful man-
tin, to correspond.
London, England, 1807-05-04

BATII-'.IC.Y 1.

The sudden death ot the late Parliament has
given life and spirits <o the go'd people of this part
of the kingdom. A sevote contest is espeded for
the county, as well as for this, its principal town.
Besides Lethbridge and Dickinson. Gore Lang.
uNn. who sat several Parlisnients for Somerset,
his a inoun.id his determination to try his old
cry nnce mare. For bath, Lord John
Thy nue and Mr. Palmer :lave again declared th. m-
selves, and Mr. HoMinuse and Calmain
of our Viilunteer Cavalry, ale talked of as their
• oppoi•.ents; of cisme* we are all bustle and belt.
rineing here. The Mayor ins just received the
ter for tlath, and, in order to settle the business as
soon as piustida, Wednesday next is appointed for
eleeitinn, ninon, I wiil venture to affirm, the late
Mernhers will be returned nearly unanimintsly. Our
Spring Benefits at the Theatre commenced Tuiisday_
trier). had I1)1. that evening. and Bennett
sosnat 1331. on Thursday. Mrs. H Johnson has
.• her Br.efit, and take• her leave on Tuesday next.
given great satistaction in the Hoydens,
two no doubt will have a good night.
Sir H. Dillon Massey, Bath of Dimes, in the
kutinty ot Chart. Ireland, died on Wednesday, in
fiis,ozy-piace. His title and estates descend to his
elitist son, litigh I). Massey, who is rnattied to illiss
Hanley, sister to Alderman Hankey.