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London, England, 1807-05-30

AIARRIED,

I.atety,, Geo*. Kemp, jun. Esq. to Miss.. Miller, daugh-
ter of the late Richard Miller, Esq. ot Fople.
--On the • 16th inst. at St. Ge6q;e's, Itari6Ver.s-quare, the
Rev. j. Bastard; eldest son of 4. Bastard, Esq. of Bland_
ford, Dorsetshire, to Miss Clarke, of Green-street, Grosve-
nor-square.
-On the zist inst. at HeaVitree, near Exeter, Frederick I.e
Mesurief, Esii. to Miss 'Bruck, daughter ot .Williant Brock,-
Esq. of that place. •

Vat).
On the 23d inst. after a lung and pamini itlncss, Dr.•
Tliomoan, late Acting Principal. Surt.;con of. Inz C 011413 of
New Swab Wales. „ .

. ,
The same day, Mr. Arnold Finchert, of Sha,:kel‘.;cll,
aged 66.
,On the 29th of January last, in Dominica, of a fever, Lieu-
tenant Augustus Whitaker, of Ilia; Alajesiy's 46th Regiment
of Font.

On Sunday morning, at Whitstable, while sitting in his
chair, Mr. Stephen Salisbury, hi, the 56th year of his age.
Last week,-at Whitstable, aged 32, after long illness,
Mr. Saunders, Cariier.
On Tuesday last, the infant 'son•of Janies Ilulme, Esq. of
Brunswick-square. • . • -• • .
The same,day, Mr. George of Canterbury, Hoy-
matt, aged 26: He was in the ad of assisting a tcruale p.? -
Sepger out of the hoy into a
:wherry, to land at Greenwieh;
when he unfortunately fell into the Thames and was drown.
ed.
On Thursday, Mrs. Crosdill, of Sloane-street. •
Yesterday, at. Mr. Edward Brown's,
.of St. James's Walk,
ClerketiWell, Miss O. St. Barbi., daughter of John St. bathe,
Esq. of Blackheath,• Kent. - • •
' Yesterday se'nnight, at his house at Edmonton, Lincoln-
shire, Henry Short, Bsq., formerly Lieutenant,Colonel of
the Royal Dragoons.
•
London, England, 1807-05-30

MAY 28.—Arrived the Regulus, of 44 guns, Capt.
Boys, from the Downs, and sailed immediately for.

the River, to be paid off.

.I'7"

Came down from Chatham, and anchored the
Little Nore, the Stately, of 64 guns, Capt. PARKER.

Arrived. the Sheerness Tender, from Hull, with
Volunteers and Impressed Men for the Fleet,

His Majesty's Ships Snipe wad .Aggres,tor *ere
this day paid.: the Snipe sails for„eith.
The Diligence, Capt. TIDY, bas made- thilL tignal

for convoy to the Baltic.
• Vsk:lf.,f,;:l"4l'
MAY 29.—Arnved the Jane Frigate, Captain
►SCROAQBERG, from the Downs ; and the itler 4pl.ran,r
ed Ship, Capt. WILLIAMS, with a Convoy Immo,
the Baltic.

DEAL, MAY 20.—Sailed
.yesterday evening the
dumber Armed Ship to the Westward.
Arrived the Otter and Kangaroo Sloops of War
London, England, 1807-05-30

from a cruize.

This .morning carne down frora the Nore the
Boyle Sloop Of,War, and sailed from the- DoWns
with the Ea:4 Have, IVindhanz, and Wexford East
Indiaaien, and the rest of the outward-bound, &c.
Lawler 'convoy, for Portsmouth.

GREgNOCK, May 27.—The Brig Jane, ORR, of
anti. for.this Port, from Lisbon, is taken and'carried
• ;
into St. Maloes. ltd!

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.NEIV .31.(..i;;77. •

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MEMBER ELECTED., -„ ;_;
SUSSEX—Hon. -Wyn dh a ; John

YORK COUNTY—.-State Of the Poll.
• Wilberforce, Esq. 805
lion. Henry Lascelles .7g80',.
Lod Milton - 770(i
PgmßitoxEsnrßE.—State of the Poll.
Sir Hugh Owen - -b4 :
Lord Milford - - - 4,0

,A Y'`
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trnMr the auspices of the presekft Acninistittltion,,
.an increased energy seems to be gradually mvacting
the Volunteer Force. We are happyto o sere,
that frequentMcetings_ . Corps- have beenlkeirci oflate for improving their discipline. On loliedtiM • •
last, after a course of drills,-the 6th Regiment :br
loyal 'London Volateets were inspeded by their
COmmandi ng Officer, prepayatory to their being called
out for the purpose of tijing a feu:de:bye; and prac-
tising field movements; for which occasion the fol-
lowing Orders were afterwards issued : • ,•••

R. 0. " 6TH REG. L. L. V,
"HEAD-QUARTERS, 29TH MAY; ]SCE.
" The Regiment will parade, on Thumiay,, June 4,.
l'onshire-square, at Five o'Clock in the evening precisely,
for the purpose of celebrating the Birth-Day of our. beloved
Sovereign, by marching train thence to the 'London Field, to
fire a feu-de,j4r and pradice field movements. It is ex-
teeieci the Regiment will skew the expression of its
•oyalty on that occasion, by a full attendance of Ofticers
kid PrlyateE, in their best dress and equipment. . •
" By Order, .
" RICHARD BROWNE, Adjutant."

The celebrated Abbe MAURY, now -a Carditiat.
'rice the Corypheus of the Court party .(cdf4:o4.i):
the first National Asserribly, by doing botnoo
-11°N PARTE, has been permitted to return to France,
was lately re-admitted a Fellow of Olt SeCond
`-lass of the National Institute, which exactly torre;,
,Ponds with what was formerly called 'the
.„/'''rencoist, of which ha had been a distinguished
alewber. This re-admission created so great an in-
t'rest thrOughout Paris that the crowd at the Sitting
was excessive,. and 'lumbers, though provided' with
tickets, could not gain admittance.' Abbe Steam),
the worthy successor of the good Abbe DE L'EPEE,
at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, presided
4t, the Meeting. His speech, as well as that of Car-
-lal MAU KY, are expeded to be printed. The latter
Its reported to be as eloquent as any of his tncist
?riliiant speeches in the National Aisembly;
'l3e used Ile-get:ally. to- be opposed -to-the famous
4"4.1q41.T.
London, England, 1807-05-06

DIED,

On Sunday morning, at his house in Rerners-street,, 14116
• Buller,. Esq; Member of Parliament fot East 1-we, in Corn'
wall.. • •
-On Priddy, last, at (entisk Town, in the rith year of liefci,
age, Miss Harriet .Edridge, daughter of Henry • Edridge, Esti,
of Margaret-street, Cavendish-square.
Sunday•rrtorning last, after -a long and painful illness,
William Young, Esq. of Chancery-lane.
'On- the 18th ult. at BreCklodge, Fraserburth, the Hoa.
Ann`Praser; daughter of The deceased Alexander Lord Sal'
.:tour, and grand aunt-to-the present Lord.
;it ;Monday s-e'nnight., in the 6tst year of his age, John
ColqUitt, Esq. Town Clerk-of Liverpool. •
Lately, in A urgier-street, Dublin, Miss Afarguerin,
ter of latelonn Margaerin, Esq.' of VallyhaiSe, Cavan.
Uri the zsth ult. at Cardukes,- in the Parish of Daistio,
Robert Wilson, aged 84 years, It is very• remarkable. that 14e
has left a son, granztson, and great grandson; all-of the.ii:inie
of Robert Wilson,. brought up and now living in, ;he shins
house where he died. •We further -observe, there has' not
been a,death in the same house-for seventy years past.
London, England, 1807-05-06

MARR4ED

• .
'Yesterday, 'Captain john Croft. of the Royal Navy, to
.Miss littckworth,idaughter of the late Thortias'BuClworthi,
EFq of Finsbury-square.
The same day; it St. George's Church. -Hanover-kluge'
the. Hon. Colonel Crewe, only son.of ,Lord CreweoclECrewe'
in the County Palatine of Chester, to Miss Hunger'
lord, of,Cavendish-square, and of Calne; in M'iltshire.
01: the zzci ult. Greystock, Cumberland, Thomas
phmt, Esq. of Greenthwaite-Hail. to -Mi;s-Mark
of (ohnby-Hall.
London, England, 1807-05-01

NUMBER 4156.3•]

'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURy.LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING," May 1., 1807 i
will be performed
THE TRAVELLERS ;
Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION.
Zaphimiri (Piiuce of China), ,Mr. DE CAMP ;
Koyan (his Companion), Mr..BRA HAM ;
O'Callagher, Mr, 10H NSTONE ;
farldora (Mother to Koyan and-Celinda ), Mrs. POWELL.;
' Celinda, Mrs-. MOUNTAIN;
The Marchioness Merida, Signora s-re RA CEi
'ith (kid time.) a new Grand Roffiantic Meio-Drame,
called " •

THE WOOD - DiEMON ;
Or, -THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.
With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, tee.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
Hardyknute. Mi. DE CAMP;
Guelph°. Mr. PEN LEy ;. .
Willikiud, Mr. RUSSEL;
Oswy, Mr. GIBBON;
Ikulf, Mr. WEBI3 ;. . -
Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW.;
' Una, IV, rs. H. SI DDONS I • ,
ClotiLiz, Mrs. H A KLOWE ;
Paukina, 'klissitli .li: LI. Y.
To-morrow (2d time), Adelgithi; or, The Fruits of a Single
Error; with The Wood Drntin.

THEATRE ROYAL CO VEINiT-CARDEN.
TQ-MORROW EVENING, May 2, 1807,
will be performed

- THE GAMESTER.
Beverley, Mr: POPE
-Stokely, Mr. COOK E ;
' Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. SIDDONS.
WITH
THE, OGRE 'AND LITTLE THUMB ;
Or, THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
The Scenery, -Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirely new.
The principal Charaders by
FARLEY, Mr. rAYLOR,
• Mr. GRIMALDI, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. KING, Mr. TREBY,
Mrs. ST. LEGER,
Miss MARIA BRISTOW.
Boxes 6s, Second price 3s. —Pit 6d. Second Price as.—
talleri as. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart.
Street.
...Ttie Doors to be opened at Hulf-past Five, and begin at
nait-past Six.
A new Operatic Drama, in Three As.% is in rehearsal,
trbd will be produced on Wednesday next.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
MRS. THORNHILL, Widow of the late Rev.
John Thornhill, Master of the School on Lewisham
dill, in Kent, has taken a House in an airy Situation, in
Adclington-pla*e„ Camberwell, where, with the Assistance
°t tier Daughter*, she prolloses to Board and Instruct Twenty
)oung Gentlemen, iron) the Age of Three to Nine 1 ears*
Upon liberal Terms.
Masters in every Branch of useful Knowledge on the usual
Perms,

---,BOARD AND LODGINC.
A. Single Gentleinan wishes to Board and Lodge
witii a respedable private. Family, in a pleasant' aud
healthy Market Town, riot less than so, nor more than zoo
Miles Min London.
Particulars 01 Situation, Terms, &c. addressed, Post-free,
!CA: B. of Mr. • Moore's, z 6, Theobald's-row, London, will
noti;ed, if approved.

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
Pot the First-drawn Ticket on SATURDAY the zd May,
the Third Day Of Drawing. •
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale (warranted
"undrawn) at HAZARD, 'BURNE, and Co.'s. Office,
§3, Royal Exchange, who sold all the First-drawn Ca-
Pital Prizes in the last Lottery. . „
London, England, 1807-05-01

DOVER ELECTION.

'THE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN in the
..
In-
terest lOHN I A CKSON, Eiq. are particularly ie-
quested to attend a Meeting to he held at the Blossoms Inn,
La nrence- Lane; on W EDN E S DAY 'N EX T, S.q., (11' clock
in the Evening.
May 1, Oio7.

- .
AT a numerens and 'respectable MEETING of
the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the TOWN
and PORT of DOVER, resident in London and its Neigh-
bourhood,' held at the Blossoms Inn, Lawrence-lane, on
Thursday the 30th April, 1807;
Mr. JOSEPH GLANDFIELD in the Chair;
ReSolved Unanimously,
That 101-IN YAcKSON, Fig. Our late Worthy'and lode-
pendent .Representative, has fully merited the Confidence and
Trust reposed iii him, by his steady attachment to our King
and Constitution, ant‘' the anxiety he has always evinced tor
Welfare of the Town and Port of Dover.
Resolved PnatiiMously, That the knowledge we have of
bis Principles, from his having always maintained with the
totmost zeal the Cause of the Protestant Religion ; and from
vice many proofs be has given by his patronage to tiw institu.
ions for promoting the 'lnterest and Welfare of the Esta-
13,lished Church; we convinced there is not a More proper
person t 9 defend our Rights; Laws, and Liberties, civil and
Resnlvpcl Unanimously, That, it is a duty incumbent on
Ours.:tves and our 'Brother Freemen, to use our best endear
yours iy return him as one of OUrAtepresentatives at-the en-
suing Election ; and that 'we will, thetefore, nut omly sup-
hint %Tiff' our Votes, brit use' our most strenuous exec-
:awls to secure liis4Ce=elCetion. ' •
(Signed) '' JOSEPH ,GLANDFIELD.
.Resolved Uutinitnx.wily, Thar the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Chairman, for his able and upright conduct
tit: Chair. • '••
London, England, 1807-05-01

DIED.

Lately, at Crynfryn-lionse, near Aberystwith, David
Lewis, Esq. sincerely regretted by his, family and aeqmaint-
ance. • _ _

On the 16th ult. at Southampton, Dowager Lady Stuart,
Widow of the late Sir Simeon Stuart, Bart,
On Saturday, at her• house in Wimpole-street, at an ad-
vanced age, Mrs. Marglret Fisher, widow of the late Tho-
mas Fisher, Esq._ _

On Sunday' night, at her house, Upper ,Charlotte.street,
aged 79, Mrs. Hill, relict of the late Admiral Hill.
On Wednesday, in his 76th year, fohn Watts, Esq. :for-
merly Secretary to the Vittualling-Ofihe, •
The same morning, at her apartments in .Rpssell-street,
Mrs. Egan, many years -Wardrobe' Keeper and. Principal
Dress. maker of the Theatre Royal, Covent garden.
On Wednesday se'nnight, at Church Stretton, in Slfrop-
shire, the Rev. John Mainwaring, B. D. Rcdor of tharPa-
rish, and of Aberdavrin, in Caernarvonstrire, and also Lady
Margaret's Professor of Divinity in Cambridge University.
Lately, at Barton-I-louse, Hants,, aged 81, Sir Thomas
Moore, Bart. formerly of Bury St, Edmund's, and'the last
heir male of Sir Riehard,Moore, Bart. of Pakenham, iu Suf-
folk.

A few da• s ago, in an advanced age, the Rev. Kingsrnan
Paskett, many years Master of the Crdnimar School at. Poci-
Frigton, Yorkshire, and formerly of St. lohn's

LONDON,: P• ed by _ , - • •
ICHARD HARRIS, Of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; amd published by'Wi-LLi Am .11.11:.: Lit :,Cl,.(Prs, Of South 114)1,0n-street, Grosvenor—square
At tlx SUN-OFFICR N. 112, Strand where dieifierlisentents, Orders .Iyr thq l'aper, I ettcts for the Eddit?r, Scc. (post-paid), lubst be addreiiied.
London, England, 1807-05-01

AN AOURESS.

'WHENEVER the Proprietor of Dr. NORRIS's
DItOI'S solicits the attention of the Public, it is
with-a pleasing confidence, inspired by the. knowledge that
this celebrated Medicine-is too universal•ly famed for Its un-
equalled virtues is a Specific in Fevers•of every description,
Colds, and .all Disorders arising from obstruaed,Perspira-
tion, to r unlit such an Address to appear intrusive ; tor to
possess abtlity to save a Fellow creature's life, and use it
not, is to be deficient in duty to God and Society. The nu--
merous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, ‘'when ail
oilier means have best prove, its title to the universal
etiiiiAtioh it has obfailccd. That motives of gain should have
deprived numhors of experiencing the, unrivalled Efficacy of
these:Drops by thelintroduction of a deleterious Counterfeit,
is to. be larnented-; but the favour of Government has per-
mitred an effeCtual guard aAainst this base fraud, key the rmine
of Thonias- Norris Moore" engraved on the Stamp round
each Bottle as .the Stamp Duty now equally extends to Ex-
portation, it is hoped Druggists and Venders wilt: arterd to
this indisputable mark of their b=in,; genuihe, as all possible
Means have, and will be taken; to expose such a dangerous
irnrusition in the %Vest- India ,I viands, where they are highly
valued as a sovereign Remedy in the most Malignant of Pu-
trid I)isorners, called the YELL() \V F EVER.
The Family Bottlei,22s..to .be had only at the Doacit's
House, No. 29, Lower Brook-street; Orders for Ex. -
port4tion.aie. duly executed:sizes,.at I Is. and as. 9d.
sold wholesale and-retail by Messrs.. Buccal and Co. No. Iso,
Oxford-street..
London, England, 1807-05-01

To TI-lUMAS "I'A.YLOR, Esq..

Sir, • • No. 9, Nevi, Bridge-street, Londoll.
✓ CONSIDER it but an a4t of justice due to th
• merits of your' LEAKE's PATENT PILLS; try co;P'
municate to you the following Cure which has recently befP
performed by them ; -•=•• An Acquaintance of nionic,, by ,
breaking out of an .old Venereal Complaint (attended
complication of disorders arising therefrom); was reduced aq
most to a'skelek)p; and; although he had the beSt niedictl
advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent
Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to Sti4
his case, or to tio.him any. sertice : he remained in a most rcr
ducedancl pitiable situation for two years, unable to '
101.1041,
his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand 01)
his legs; in fact no one who knew him ever supposed it Pas;
Sible kir him to recover: He was advised at list to try YM4:
Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering stridly to the direatol'
given with them—He had not taken more than two•boxes ber
fore he found an alteration for the better: this eneonragild
him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes More he Thuild
his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now 44
healthy and stout as any man I know. You are welcoals
Sir, to iefer any person to me for a confirmation of the 413'01
account if it should be doubted,
' 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble servant
Library, Folltstone, • . THOS. PLIRDAIff.
erepareci and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,
Tnyt.ok, Member of the Koyal College of Surgeollif
London, at his House, No. g, New Bridge-street;
Where, after a constant residence ofmore than Forty. Yearst
in a praCtice particularly direded to the Cure, o! Verse
1
real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts
Veneration In both Sexes, with -that inviolable sear."'
which Men 'of Profession should always observe, 4i.
flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitoU
ly adMirtisters to 'Persons taking this 'Medicine, will vu
esteemed by a discerning Public, as an- advaiini,,e seiddri/
• to be obtained, and Void. of ambiguity.
Also sold, by his. Appoirytment, for the convenience
those liying at a distance, at [lie Per No. 35, St. A',,
ban's-street, Pail' Mall; the Toyshop, No. to, Oxtb.A7.
street i Mr.. Distlorougles, ..No. 7, fish-street-htll; 17.4 -•
Bax.ter's-, South-bridge,. Edinburgh; Mr. Nl' vonaid!st• Gar;
gow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin;. Mr. Billinge'sf
verpooi ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one per
in every' considerableas. Town in Great Britain and Ire0"111
in lies of
9d. each, sealed- up with full a"0
plain direelons, whereby persons of either sex_rnj c'l
tnemselves with eat:, s;,eed, secrecy, and safety. • h
wft#'
Every Box sold in t; teat Britain is sealed - "
a sultinp,"on which, by favOqr the Cominissioners,ls Prtn
e,l-at the 'Stamp-office, " I'. Tayloi, ",O, 9,
.I,;;;,xifr,i:o;
-rAl' •
street," to irritate isitate whirls , and all others art-0"
, _.•
London, England, 1807-05-01

N ANAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTfI, APRIL 30.—Came into Harbour
the Fame, of 74 guns, for repairs.
The Raven Gun-vessel, Capt.GRANT, is appointed
the convoy for Oporto; 44c1 the Strenuous Qun-brig
for the Downs.

Pooii, APRIL O. The Captain of a Vessel ar-
rived here from France, states, that the French. have
in the neighbourhood of St. Bruiy.. a force of 4QiOOO
Men, as a guard to repel any attack from this
Country, of which they seem to be apprehensive.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 29.—Arrived the Eliza Ten-
do-, from Shields, with impressed men and,volun-
teers for. the Fleet.

_Arrived the Urgent Gun-brig from Yarmouth.
The "Vert, with a Convoy for Tonningen, is ex,
peEted to sail this day ; the wind at present very Lan,
'favourable for them, blowing direEt east.

DEAL, Aran. -U.—Sailed His Majesty's Ships
Mosquito on a cruize; and Harlequin, with the out,
ward-bound Fleet under convoy, for Portsmouth.
Arrived the 4Vlonkey Gun-brig from a cruize,, and
remains in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as
per, last.
Sailed through the Downs the cornelia, Casr, for
Charleston.

GREENOCK, APRIL 27.—,-Tha Brig Rover, TOWNE,
from New Orleans, arrived here on Friday. March
10, spoke in lat. 43. long. 55. the Ship
,Philadelphia,
of and for Philadelphia, from Liverpool, out 26 days,
all well ; and the Ship Hay , GILLESPIE, of and from.
Newcastle for Charleston, on the sth,inst. in lat. 53.
long. 24. also well.
Arrived on Friday, the ilmerica, MEWING, from
Demerara; sailed thence. the 13th ult. in.company
with the Ships Maxwell and Intrepid, both of which
grounded on the bar, but as the springs were 'mak-
ing they might be got off. On the 13th inst. spoke
the Ship John, MARSHALL, from. Liverpool, but
could not learn where bound, as it was blowing veiy
bard, in lat. 53. long. 54. Same day she spoke the
Ship, :George,- tvicTAGGAii-T, from hence fOr New-
foUndland, all well. The Fleet .was expe4ed to sail
from Demerara for Britaia about the gth inst.

STATEMENT OF THE D

STRI

TISII NAVAL F 4
In the English & Irish zi
Channels - - 5
Downs awd North Sea
Spain,Portugal &Gibral. 7
Metliterranean& Passage 17
London, England, 1807-09-05

LOTTERY ON' THE NEW PLAN.

. ,
. In the Lottery for eo,ooo Tickets, which begins
Prawing on the eoth of 061ober, 0,000 of the
Prizes. are to be Tickets in a Supplementary Lottery,
which Tickets, tearing the SCONE Numbers, will be .
entitled toile Chance of the Benefits of the Supple-,
',ternary Lottery, to be drawn on the tOth ref No
yember; or the Holders Of those Tickets may
ceive for each of them Twenty Pounds M Money,
on or before the i6th of November. By this won
67,0001. beyond the usual. sum is .distributed in
Prizes, which give to the Adventureripe Citahest of
a Capital Prize at much less risk thturlfs any 114piet
Lottery., _.
London, England, 1807-12-12

„ .
encer(4,the charge nttite for the trans=shipment of
the Plaintiff and'hiS:Child, since it did not appear
that ,the ill, usage coriplained of continued to the
time of thc arrival of the Budd= rit St, Helena;
so that .th!;ve w a 3 no nntnediate motive for rc
tnoval. It sec,ined, twat the Captain`had given the.
the •• lirivilee of joining the society of the
prialol "cabin, ahliough the. terns on whioh he
entered the ship Only entitled him to the carpenter's
Cabin, What the Defendant had conceded in the way,
of tmrouriu,thi way, he had a right at- any time
.
ro
withdrAW ~,and there could lira no cause ot. at:tiop
if that right were exerctSed.' lit the setplel°,.tWO
Frigates' were discovered in' the distance, itud the
whole.crew was orderedi on deck to be assigned the
re pe~tive duties tl;e approaching dpiger se,etned.i6
require. While the corresponding orders were issu-
ingi the Plaintiff was directed to go to, the, poop.
he,i.rOised obedience lrOm false

riltioni of pride. The Captain had' a right to give; the
order,aucl with it the Plaint ff ough t to have complied..
Just notions of pride, if hig Lordship Might use the
-,e);:pression, 'should have instruaed 'him in that obe-
dience. He should have said to himself. «I have been
dTiven from the sphere of my amusement by the..
Captain, but in the moment of danger and difficulty
he., has sent me thither for the general defence, and
honour. requires .ihat I shoUld faithfully and men.-
fully discharge the public duty." 'What the Captain
ought. to ...have done in this
.sintation, it was not
necessary to enquire ; it. was sufficient 10 say, that
'be, exceeded his authority, by ordering ;that the
Pl3intitlshoUld be put in irons : for this'll% proved
by the evidence,. he was charged withinfii~ tiny
false imprisonment,. and no justification was < ntered
on the record. This being in even, Vicw
the Plaintiff was'entitled to the ver,diC,t of, the Jury
but the . Gentlemen .would recollea. in assigning,
compensation',to the Plaintiff,' that' large damages
. wentld interfere. with ~that due authority- Which
• should, always..be exercised by persons htltitalniit'•
• the r6ponSiblecharaaer of this Defendant, to whose'
prifgence the lives of some hundred was:
committed. Large damages would make men ill -
such circumstances reluaant to ekeit their pow r,
on proper and necessary necasions,''for; the common
good.. From what appeared, the Defendant 'was' a
11)111 resr,l/4,6* and gentlemanly habits, and was
a man not likely, indecently, tuuch leSslyrannically,
to demean hii6self. At the same time Serious at-
tentioti shuniti be paid to these' particul4iS, the-rights
of individuals- were 'to be regarded, and .hutlieient
compeniation ought to be made forrheir intringe.
ment. Atter the Jury had retired • for about au
our, th e Foreman delivered a verdict for the Phzin-
titr, 801.
London, England, 1807-09-02

CARMVAL YORK.

Tits following is the Copy of a Letter written in
answer to one from Lord MINTO, dated February 9,
11100, informing his Eminence, that His Majesty
bad settled a considerable pension on him. .
FROM THE CARDINAL OF YPRK TO LORD !ONTO.

" With the arrival of Mr. OAKLY, who has been
this morning with me, I have received by his dis,
courses, and much more by your letters, so many:
tokens of your regard, singular consideration and at-
ten6..-m for my person, that oblige me to abandon all
sort of 'eremony, and to begin abruptly to assure
you, my dear Lord, that your letters have been most
acceptable to me in all shapes and regards. I did
not in the least doubt of the noble way of thinking
of your generous and beneficent Sovereign ; but I
did not eXpeot to see, in writing; so many and so
Obliging expressions that, well calculated by the per- -
sons who receive them and Understand their force,
. impress in their minds a most lively sense of tender-
. ness and gratitude ; which, I own to you, oblige me
more than the generosity spontaneously imparted.
" I am, hi reality, at a loss to express, in writing,
all the sentiments of my heart, and, for that reason;
leave it entirely to the interest you take in all that
regard's my person, to make known in an energeti-
cal and convenient manner all I fain would say, .to
• express my thankfulness, which may easily be by
you cemprehended, after having perused the contents
of this letter. lam much obliged to you to have
indicated to me the way I may write unto COUTTS,
the C6urt Banker, and shall follow your friendly in,
sinuations. In the mean time, lAm very desirous
that you should be convinced of my sentiments of
sincere esteem and ftitridship, with which, my dear
Lord, with all my heart lembrace you.
(Signed) HENRY CARDINAL."
London, England, 1807-01-01

2ci Wrn. Hayter Smith, Cent,' ;to be Ensign, vice
`.l.,ri-ison, promoted in the sth Garrison Battalion.
3d Ditto, William Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Davies,
proinOted to the all Garrison Battalion.
4.111 Ditto, Ensign R. Wjiltal:er, from the 34th Foot, to be
Lieutenant. . Ensign William Hewerson, trout thet.d.Cear.
rison E,ttmlipty, to be Lieutenant.. Win. Stewart Griffith,
Gent. so he Quarter_ Master. 'Surgeon Francis Nlanson,
from tne Foot, to be Snrgeon. Assistant.. Surgeon
" Henry Travis, from the 7114 Foot, tote Assistant-Surgeon.
sth Ditto, Ensign Simon Davis, from the 3d. Garrison Batta-
hon. to-be Lieutenant.'S
Sth Ditto,
Rank of Ensi,gn, . .
.3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Michael Taylor,
frotu the iStli Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Morand, de-
ceased.
loth.Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants—Ensign
„ Alex: Cameron, from the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion..
Ensign David Hopkins, front ditto. Enbign Thos. 13e1l,
train the sth ditto. Ensign'l. Thomsor4 from ditto.
Trinity-House lOyai Volunteer Artillery, First Lieutenant.
Win.-Raven to be Captain of a Company, vice Dessell,
deceased.
To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Joseph Boulder-
son, vice Raven. Second Lieutenant Win.
„Powell,
,vice
Webb, deceased:
To be SeCoq Lietitenants—john Brown; Gent. vice Ches.,:
sell, who resigns. David Robertson, Gent, vice Boulder;..
son. Richard Redman, Gent, vice Powell.
Ea RATA in the Gazettes of the 23d and 27th inst.
7th Light Dragoons, For John King, Guilt. to be Cornet, by
pUrchase, vice Heaviside, read, to King, .Gent, to be
Cornet, without purchase,- vice Heaviside.
33d Loot, For Ensign Edmund Armstrong to be Lieutenant,
, by purchase, read, Ensign Edmund Anderson to be*Lieu-
tenanto4- purchase.

t'ennnissilns t the Tower Hamlets Militia,. signed 6y the Lard
Lieutenant.

.Ist Royal RegiMent, John Hewitt,' Gent. to be Ensign.
• Dated' Dec. 25., 1806. •
Comtnistka in the;King's ofwn Regiment of Stalfordshire'Mi-
, I itia, signed 45 'he 1.0.r41 Lieutenant.
Markhani Etles Sherwin, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated
Sept. 20,12306.
London, England, 1807-01-01

visiToTts.

Her ry Tre.sham, Esq.. Iblin'Flaxman, Esq.
(011,,Ti..,1'as Rigao(l, Esq:. Henry Fuseli, Esti:
1'lii1.1.1)i: Lout litrbourgil,Esq. 'Thomas Stottiarti, 17,Sq.
ionn S. Copley, Esq. William Oweu, Esq,
Sir WilliAill BeeclieS,.

AvrnToitEi. '
George Dance, Esq. lose& Farington, Esq.

Tuesday another very numerous Committee of the
Privy Council met; at the Treasury, upon the Charies
preterred against Governor PL.-1-os by Colonel
• LAltTeti. There v('-ere ptesedt—
The Lord President ; the Lord Chancellor ; Earls Cam-
den, C rosvenor, Moira, Spencer, and linckingliainshire ;
Viscount Cast ; Lords Grenville: L !don,. ar,d Ha wkes-
bury Sir 1. A itSirialier, the Master vt:the.ltolls; the AZ.-
torney-GCcer4 ; Mr. AddinOon, and Mr. Litchtitld.
,The• btiSiness is expetted shortly to be brought to
an issue.
- - -

On Wednesday
,evening the Audience in the
Theatre at North Shields were thrown into great
,consternation, from an apprz-Ali.nsiori that the house
was falling. The alarm Was occasioned by some
boys, who-had got Upon the cieliog, part of which
giving way, they till into the pit, but fortunately no
person was hurt, • though sevelral received slight
m bruises fro the pressure of the crowd. Tke.
scene was truly laughable to those who kntw that
there was no real danger,'fcr both males and females
sprung upon the stage with the agility of harlequins.
A corpulent musician cut the luost grote.squc figure,
for, in attempting to jump upon .the stage, be un-
fortunately tell among the laMps, Which he upset,
and was consequently drenched in oil. When ex-
tricated from his greasy bed, he had more discretion
than to trust those legs which had so recently de-
ceived him, for he rolled like a hogshead to the
back part of the stage.
CHRONOLOGICAL COMPARISON.—On the 14th of
Oaober, FREDERICK 11. was surprised in. his • camp,
near Ijochkirch, by the Austrians, and on the same
day his sister, the Margravine of Bayreuth, to whom
he was most affeetionately attached, died, Ever after
he used to say, f` The FOUrteenth of 06tobcr is an
unlucky day for Prussia. But little did the Great
Fnk.nti:icx then think of the terrible disaster that
awaited his country on the same day in the year,
1806, when the fatal battle of Jena was fought.
As a proof of the
,mildness of the season, an apple
tete in the garden of Mr. ROACH, PuA.-11i.viter art
Cowes, blossomed the latter end of September, and
the fruit,. of good flavour, was' gat 11(:.red on Chrisl.-
mas Day. Ablackbird has also just built her ue.t
London, England, 1807-01-01

MARRIED.

•
On -Sat! rdly last, at Mary-le-bone Church, T. A. Harveri
Esq. to M.ss L. Dodd, daughter W.A.' Dodd, Esq. Marine
Painter, Parliantent-strcet.

Lately,, Bohler Church, in the New 'Forest, john MTH-
nen, Esq:.,ot.the island of St. Christopher, to Miss Irwin,
eldest daughter of the lateiames Irwin, Esq. of Hageleigit--
Holl,• Essex, .aid ond,of the East- India Direelors.
On Tuesday last, at Hackney, Leonard Bidwell, Esq. of,
Thetford, to Miss Clarke, Of CloptOn.
On tl".1 2ith ult. ,at Dublin, Nicholas liirwan,''Esq. of
Tovistock-plaiz, London, to Miss Kelly, of Dublin.
Lately, at St. Mary's Church, Carlisle, John Berger,
Esq. Captain in Or: 23,•th Regiment, to Miss Forster,, eldest
gli danter.of.lohn FOrster, Esq. of Newtown, near arlisle.

•
Ou Monday last, at Bath, after a long illness, the Lady of
Alexander Luders, Esq.' •
()u Tuesday. last, at Kenniagtpn; ,Mrs. lohnson, wife at
Willilnn fohnson,- Esq. of His Nlejsty's Customs.
Lateiy,'.at Canterbury., ,Nlrs. Henrietta Tow nsliend, thcrd
daughter of the lion. and 'Rev. Dr. Townsliend, formerly'
Dean of Norwich.. ,

On'!'Etesd last, Thomas Stephens Dickason, aged 17.
only son of Thomas DickasOn, Esti. of Montague-street,
'ltns.ll-agnare.

salne a-ly, at New-II:114,in Essex, after a long and
'painful the 34th }car of !ter age, Miss klenriutts.

On Friday last, at his house in Craven-street, tioxtort-,
square, 'of an inflammation of the brain, I ohn Dutton, E sq-
Clerk of the Northern Ports in His Majesty's Customs.
Lately, at Oporto, where she,went fur the recovery of het
health, Niiss koope, &lest surviving daughter of Roope
ris Itoope, Esc.?. of Dartmouth.
London, England, 1807-01-01

LIE) ERI 1 L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDNY., DEC. 31 .

THE Marquis of Welloley,, the, Earl of Tanket-
ville, Earl Nelson, Lord Viscount Carleton., Lords
Glasroubury and Boringdon,..took the Oaths and
their seats, •• - '
The Committee, of Privileges were appointed to
meet on. thel 6th of January, to take into.considera-
ten the Petition of Charles Rose Ellis, Esq. claim-
ing ,the Barony of Howard De Walden.
Mr. Johnstone, from the Office. of Chief Secretary
for Ireland,. presented the 32d Report, of the C,,m-
mtssioners of Accounts in Ireland; which was or-
dered to•lie on the table, and to be_ printed.
Mr. 41itford,-
,from the Treasury, and from the
Commissioners of CUstoms in Scotland, presented an
accouot,uf Bounties and Premiums paid for bring-
ing Fish. to the Cities of 'London and Westminster,
and an Account of Ships fitted out from the Ports
of Scotland', tbr Davis's Straits, &c.; which were. O-
rdered to lie on the table. • ..
Mr. BoaHousE and several other Members of the
House of COmMons. brought up a Bill for making
p2rpetttal au Add of the 42d of his present Majesty,
for the -further Regulation of the Trials of contro-
verted EieetiOns.; which was read a first time.

(he motion of LOrthWALSINGHANI, it was or-
dered-, that no. Petitionsfor Private Bills should be
recei.:ed'-after•the 21t11 of February next; nor any
reports of the itidges respeaing Private bills, sub-
sequent fes'the -first day after the Easter Recess.—
A:tiourned till to7.tucrrow (this
London, England, 1807-01-01

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PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY °INSTITUTION.
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AL Institution will- be held (pursuant
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This Day
,was published, iii Bvo.
ADETAILED ACCOUNT of the BATTLE
Of A UST ERLITZ ; by the Austrian Major Gmeral.
STUTTE ; with Notes by a French Officer.—
Pr-inslated from the French by Major P. Collin, Assistant
QuArterrnaster General to the Britsh Army. '
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-IVIONFY.

To the several General and State Officers, and Privates, that
formed the Army under the command of Major-General Sir
Charles Green, Bart. on the sth May, 18a4, at the Reduc-
Colony of Surinam, 80001. as the First Payment
Ohi account of the Property taken at the Colony and condemn-
ed as Prize, on the 15th inst. at No. 6, Stanhope-street,
Newcastle-street, Strand, and, every day afterwards.
To the Officers and Ship's CoMpaity of His Majesty's Ship
NiObe, for the Capture of the French National Kris{ Nearque,
on the 28th oeti, .806, tire kit), 11, Stores, and Head-
money, Qll tier arrival in Port ; and every ‘Veditesday and
Thuraday at No. 13, Holborn-court, Cray',-1„n,
London, England, 1807-01-08

k. A s, t * E fr se

. ,
lIA It WIC 11, JAN. Briti4Di;6i3 mthia (iti the
I/Iger Bank, lothled with flax atid without
any person on board,. appears to he called the Ttho
Brothers,' belonging to Dundee, of about 83 tons
buithcn, Jort FE MAN Master, and 'carne,froni
botinl home, liiri ag lost her bowsprit ; and,
from other circumstances, thefe is great reason to
believe that.soine Shit; had run on Ward, and
the crew to sate their lives got On board that Ship
The. Itr4rhntirie Quebec, AN NA ND Master, is Ar-
rived at this Port froth Quebec, with a cargo, bound
to Ne\Vcastie; the Danish Ship Resolution;, Capt.
[hit OP, from St. I'etersburgh to Barcelona, detained
by the 4tiy:ssor Gun-brig, Lieut. WATsoN-, will be
.• •
restored soon as the cargo, consisting of wheat,
bad be Vvat'elioned

the Malls of to-day are on board the Lady Nepean,
Capt. G. DuANE, and the Beatdiry, Capt. NORRIS,
the foriner fok Gottenburgh, and latter for Heligo-
land.

Arrived the Acute dun-brie. and remains with the
Aggressor) Gellkea, and Charger Gun-brigs.

/AN. s.—bistia. tches Were laSt even-
ing received here, brought by ati Admiralty Mes-
wager, and with whibh the F 1 Sloop of War Sailed
this molting, stiiiposed for Admiral MURRAY ; also
wiled the Llicifrr Bomb to the Eastward.

Two Cutters (supposed Fiend) Vrivateers) were
seen oil- this kiiibouy y'esierday. Majesty's Brig
Sccrpion sailed in pursuit of them.

Ar&ed the Brig Ocetai, late Nicnou.s Master, Of
Shields; with edals, haying been taken on the 3d inst.
by a French Lugger Privateer, of brie gun and 30 men,
bff the film Headi, and re-taken by the Britannia
Cutter; tiOut. IVSt. LAtnASt, on the Guernsey sta-
tion; under Sir.Vszias
Arrived this 'clay the Hopewell, Ouick, Friends, May, and
tiatliiir; i,reircoit; frOrn Bristol; Three Brothers, Wescott,
from Newport; tirotheis, Bail, and specuiation,Wponald,
(Min Bury ; BrOtilleY, Call, front Chepstow; and Charles,
DOW, front SWansea.

7.—Several Transports have
come do,vn ttie River lately, atid iemain here. for
orders.

The Seahorse, of 30 guns., will go out of Harbour
to-night, and be paid to-morrow, and sail for Ports-
riiohth Elie i►s fitted for a liireign station.

DEAL; lkilnjest).•'s Ships Sea-
gull, on a Cruize off the Gahopper, .;1' ianton,Trpni-
peus(*:, Otter, and Kangovo; with several miters, on
r. Cruiie off the French Coast.
London, England, 1807-03-05

THURSD.4 1, MARcii 5, 1,807.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
A NIMATED
.in the most sensible manner-by
11 the repeated assurances of support which I continue to
receive, I must again express my warmest gratitude for such
additional and disinterested marks offavour.

I. have already humbly submitted to you my pretensions to
fill a seat in the Direction. • The experience of a great por-
tion of my life in the Company's service, combined with en-
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I cannot otlitr; and more I am sure you do not require in a
Candidate, to enable him to discharge the duties of this im-
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give you my solemn assurance, that in the event of my suc-
cess (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaves
me no room to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the
utmost, and the whole of my time be devoted. to the fulfil-
ment of every duty connected with the prosperity of the East
India Company.
I trust that those Proprietors to whom I have not yet paid
my respetts, Will not impute the apparent negleet to any
other than the real cause, the extensixeness of the: Canvass.
•
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and obliged huMble Servant,.
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Fleu, being only.two Inches wide, and will roast any quan-
tity of Meat, with or without Spits, and may be oiled
the outside, without the assistance of either Pipes or Tubes,
for. which he King's Patent .passed the 30th of 061ober last,
and has not been sold to any Shops to sell again. These
jacks arc worthy the attention of Tavern and Inn-keepers,
as they will go. from three to six years without cleaning or
oiling, even in situations where others require oiling every
month.

Sold only by j. PROSS E R, Inventor and Patentee, No. 5,
Back-Hill, near IVleux's Brew-house.
London, England, 1807-03-05

DIED.

On Wednesday the 17th ult. aged 77, John Symonds, Esq.
LL. D. of St. Edmund's Hill, near Bury, i'rotessoi of 11.10-
' _ dern History in the University of Cartitohige, and late Re-
corder of Bury.
On Tuesday se'nnight, aged 67, the Rev. G. Drury, of'
Pa t
last,
Claydon Reetor of Overston and billing, in Northampton-
shire,ayedron houseand inA kle, na
jhaaerne
...
( )n
Saturday y a
j.d ,
Mrs. Pitt,
at h
widow of the late I ohn Pitt, Esq. one of the Representatives
and ro n o f C
in Parliament for C;loueester. .

Lately, at Whichlord, the Rev. Edward Wafkei, Vicar of
Sandford and Steeple Barton, Oxon; and Eatingtwt Inferior,
Warwickshire.

Last week, at Windsor, the Rev. Lancater Adkins,
Rector of belaugh.and Scottow, in Norfolk, and' Perpetual
Curate of St. Andrew's, in Norwich.
'On - Thursday morning last, Mrs. Wright, wife- of Mt.
Thomas- Wright, Mercer, of Downham. • Being on a visit at
Lynn Mart, she 'passed the preceding evening in gaiety with
a card party.
Oh the 3d inst.- at ,Kew, Mrs. Brown:, wife of Robert
Browne, Esq. of that place.
I 0 On Sunday
hri Carr,.E sseq' nAI gr attt, Ad, s icoani
one
-01-1 alnear
the
, Al Y
Aldermen
er
ekn, agedo
of
that
8114: •
t
City; and uncle to the Rev. Robert Lascellcs Carr, of that
place.

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