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London, England, 1807-08-11

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fis ordered to b.! 'paid: and has .ailed ;ot

'River riir'that vtrpo-e: • •
Tlio.Sparrow.Slooi) has a.Bd3 the signal for Coin
,vo; to t...etßalteo..;
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DEAL, A i:O,.llo..—Arrivcd „the P4.osph9rus is

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bris, from the Nore.; and:the Furious Gun-brig,
front Yarmouth, with the toffs of her main-yard.
t Sailed the 42-plosion, with Convoy, for Ports-
mouth and the Trampease, for the Nore.
the Galliot Miirla Theresa, and the Brig
Getrodets, both of, Pappenburgh, detained and
brought into the Downs, as mentioned in my letter
last thdrsday, this day received' orders to go 'to
Ramsgate Harbour, v. here they have since, ailed for.
The Brig.dkibiaafes, KlAVENßusEN,proceeded on
her voiage to Bilboa last Saturday morning. The

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Kniphauzen Ship. D'ankbarkcit, REEK); from Boor-
deaux, with wine, and which came in Lie thctiUtli
ult: has at length received orders to proceed for. the
Hope, where she immediately sailed for.
About forty Sail of Svvedes passed la4t night at
the back of the Goodwin Sand, to'the Westward,
under convoy of a Frigate. •

FALMOUTH, AUG. *L.—Sailed the. Townshend
Packet, C.tpt. Ijobn, with Mails, for Lisbon"; Ame-
rican-Si►tp Coro, MOitNEY, for Baltimore; 'and the
Htim4er. Armed Ship. for the Downs, with the fol-
lowing Ships under convoy, %iz., ihe l'air/y,Rowz,
and Four ,Friends, liosKiNs, for London.
London, England, 1807-02-20

ADVI,CE.

'W HEN regular Surgeons-of acknowledged skill
and experience publicly offer their advice, and exert
their professional abilities ,for the cure of a few reigning
Diseases, they rise superior to that prejudice so justly ex-
cited against the Advertisements of men ignorant of the first
principles, and wholly uneducated in the practice of Physic.
Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majes.-
fy:s Service, continue, with unabated assiduity, to eradicate
every species of Venereal Infection. By applying on the first
appearance of Disease, a perfect Cure is in general completed
in the short•period of two days ; in cases of the most
complicated nature, where the general praditioner has failed
or snetess,. the 'Patient may 'rely on receiving a sate, certain,
and radical-re-establishment. They have been equally suc-
cessful in the cure of that derangement of the system which
is.,the consequence of.the,4lernicious wasteful effeCts of a ha
bit long ark most unhappily piirsiied by the youth of both
sexes. in the one it wilt. be 16und the unfailing source of
barrenness:. the other, have its raVagesfatally developed to
thern by a distressing state of debiiity, which, if not timely
remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote
and ultimate etnels, while Consumptions, loss of muscular
power, and, various 'nervous complaints, usually charaCter-
ize the earlier ages of this most insidious and destruCtive ha-
bit. Of persdns languishing under disorders incident' to such
a, life, them treatment is simple, and has never priaved unsuc-
cessful in the course a a'fong, laborious, and, much extended
.pratilice. In. all 'casts of Debility and Deficiency, and in •
every- species of Veaerecil.lnfettion, 111wrs. Currie and Co.
May' be consulted byeititcrSex, with the greatest secrecy and
honour, at their house, No.-,107,- thaton-Garden.—Lettera,
ti post paid) inclusive; a Bair dote, will be duly answered,
and thz necessity AtlYict: and itledicir.e.S given or sent toitivy
part of, the KitiAn.n. •
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London, England, 1807-02-20

PREGNANCY.

'A-NY • Lady in this Situation, -undr peculiar
4'l Circlimstances, may obtain a Fri.:nd, and
secure K.r honour and happiness, by a.d.irssing,aLetter(post.
paid) to Mrs. Grunston, No. 51; Frith-street, Soho ; which
zoill receive an immediate
.answer, and an intervi6w with
the Advertiser will be,appoirited:7 • .

moly
F" Obtaining, Disposingof, or Exchanging Co-
m, nnssion in the Army ; where Gentlemen tlesirous of
ent,ing into the Service will be treated with, ppon liberal
Principles, axd every attention paid to their resp Olive In-
terests. • • •

This Instituth,n is conclueled by an Individual .ell con-
versant in the arrangements of the above, description ; and
while he flatters himself his long eipetienee Pius, b bcnefi-
ciat to his Employers, he also begs to state, that it is a part
of his plan to accept conditional Securitms, payable only on
theohji.',cis of Friends be . •
Lt tiers, post-paid, 01 application, at the Agent's Office,
No. ,t 8 Downing-street, Westminster, will meet respeattil'
regard..
N b. Tribe sold Cornetcies and Ensigicies.. Wante4 'to
purchase a•Conipany.
Office flours from Eleven till Thee.
February :0, 1107.
London, England, 1807-02-20

1.7 Ntan •it 88. 17 --Arrived the Pri-
vateer, -Goon, from a cruize, and brouo-lit in with
her a Danish Brig from Cart hageria bottf3d Ic
•with a eri?go of salt ; The Aineticcin
IV:oriref Sinis, HAYNES blaster, frotri Cctte, iti 24
days; with brandy, for orders : it was reported there
very currently that the Frendli had been defeated,
and that BotrAPAriTE was hourly expected at
This Ship spoke`the 13th inst. it lat. 42.. la. long-,
12. the homOvVard-bound Lisbon -Fleet, about 4c)
Sail, under codVoy of His Majesty's Ship Camilla,
all well. • .

The American Ship, as mentioned yesterday to
have been recaptured by the Nile, is the Brisq
Pettket; DAY Master, from Liverpool, bound to Phi.
ladelphia, with a cargo of bale goods, taken by a
Spanish Brig Privateer (formerly the King. GeQrge
Packet, of this Port) from St. Ander°.

FEB. l
Bg.—Many Ship Of War drove out
of the Dowris dining the gale of yesterday, tramei
unknown.

The account of the Boddingt 's being on shore is
not correct. The Vessels stated to be-oil shore yei-
terday are lost ; also the St. George, PALMER, .or
Jamaica, and the Dawson; PRourmov>r.
The'"follOwing Vessels are in the Downs dismast-
ed,• viz. •
The Shecttons,_MgDonald, Udy Nlackworth, Hayes,
the Hit)berts, hound to the Wcst two
can Vessels ; two other Vessels, one a euiher ; twit
ed at their anchors ; a,Ship,. called tile it!tjeS, is
diSMaMil ;, the Ellison, Stronnack, Autigua, rfi
Linda, .Jackson, kr St. Kitt's, are iiisn!asteJ i
koAds; the Chaties,liarnian, Hdl, iron) Shor..:l
don, is Wiecked near Margate ; it ti feared tt
finings, is 4lso lost. Thu -., Pink, flui
London, is carricd into Margate.

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PLYMOUTH 4 FEB. 18.—Sailed the Endeavour hired
Armed Brig, with a Convoy, fo•• aies ; and the
Hazard Sloop of War, with a Convoy of Viduallers;
fOr the Channel Fleet.

HARWICH, FEB. i 9.—The Dorset, Capt. HA MIL -
TON, for Gottenburgh, and the Lady Nepean, Uzpt.
G. DEANE, for Heligoland, with the
Swedish Mails of yesterday, arc detained by a strong
North wind,
London, England, 1807-06-18

AIdIRR IE 11.

. On Saruiday morning, at Clanthire -Church, neat:'Critic;
lames Maitin, Esq. •of Killehora, to Miss. Wakehani, se-
cond daughter: of. the late Joseph E. Waketiain, Eaq. of
Spring-Hill. 7
OnTUesday last, at St. Mary: le-hone the Rev.
Alexander Cotton; Reelor of Girton; •Camblidgeshiie, and
of Meesden, Essek. second son of the late Sir lohn 11% I,de
Cowin; Bart. to Miss Houblon, eldest daughter of Mrs,
oublon. orCoOpersile-I-louse, Essex, and of the late ja-
eertrHositTltin, Esti, of liallinbury- place, in Thesatne County:
Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, .Captain
Stone, -to- Mary, second daughter of T. Berners Plestow,
Esq. of Lower Seyniou'r- street.
On the tst inst. the Rev. lames Phillips, of Churnside,
Berwickshire,..,ta Miss. Todd,. of Tocistown, in the Cuitnt3r
of Down.. -

Lately, Edwitd C laifo'we; ' Esq.. of Dublin, to 1,10:
Sweettnaw, •relict of -the late lames Sweet-man. hug.: bat&
ristee:at LaW. . • -,
London, England, 1807-06-18

VAUXHALL.

Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
wAtES.

)1170-MORROW, . FRIDAY-, Jane ig, will be a
1. GRAND GALA, • and.lirilliant Display .of fink
WORKS.
Admission Three Shillings.

Doors open at Seven, and the Concrt begins at. Eight
ul Clock. " • ,

NOTICE TO THE OUT-PENSIONERS OF CHM..

SEA HOSPITAL.
• •
'THE PENSIONERS are ordered, upon making
their Affidavits at the ensuing Midsummer, and alter ;
every succeeding astli of,june, and 2stli of. December, until
further Orders; to" specify. the 'Rate' of. Pension per Day "
which they receive, immediately above their Names in tha
Affidavits, in order. to prevent Mistakes in the Paynient,
arising from a similarity of Names.
Secretary's Office; Chelsea Hospital,
16th June, 1807. -
London, England, 1807-06-18

Tin KING t'. JOHN CRUNDELL.

This was a conditional rule, dbtained- by the
AttorneY-General upon a former day, for certiorari
to remove an order %if Sessions of the 'Magistrates of
the County ofMiddlesex, dismissing the Defendant,
,as Surveyor of the district of Paddington, St. Pancras,
Rzc. into this Court, as mentioned in *l_,..ioutter

Paper. _
Mr. TOPPIN,q, on the pzre of the Alagistratei,`bb-
sered, that he could not sustain the Orddi of Ses-
sions, di,rnis.sing
,this Gentleman.- The Rule .was
accordingly; !n'acle absolute.
London, England, 1807-06-18

THE KING-1". THE REV. RICHARD PAINE.

Mi. GARROW sheaved cause against a Rule for a
Vzio Warritnto, calling upon the Defendant to skew
by what authority he exercised the office Of one of
the Capital Burgesses of thellorongh of Banbury:
The affidavit, on. the part of the application; spoke
of the fads' of the regularity, or irregularity of the
Elekc.fidn, merely upon information and belief.,
:Mr. Serjeant BAY LEY, on the same side, observed,
that as he had considered-the.several charters of this
Borough . with great attention, upon another occa7,
sion, he was requestedlo 'assist Mr. GARROW upon
the present ocOsion. After stating, that the Corpo-
ration * consisted of the Mayor, t I Aldermen, and
(originally) Mx Capital Burgesses, the Charter re~
quired, thatin case of a vacancy, a majority should
be present at the ele&ion of a Capital Burgess.---.
Upon the Eledioty in question, it appeai'ed;•that the
Mayor, seven Aldermen, and two Capital Burgesses,
attended the 'election oft his Gentleman, from whence,
the. Learned Serjeaut said, the objediOnsarae,*that
there was tiot a sericient.majority present ; he con-
tended, however, that there was sufficient to: answer
the pnivisions of the Charter.
The CoUter, howerer, being of opinion, that the
Charter required not a majority of the whOle Cur=
poration alone to be present,•but a Majority of each
integrai*pan. of the Corporation-,-the Rule made
abSolute • •
London, England, 1807-06-18

To Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool.

SIR,
• I have a circumstance to mention to you which will speak
loudly in praise of your incomparable Medicine the Cordial
Balm of Gilead:

*lr. Davies, of Spring- Hill, Steward to Lord Coventry,
having_ been afflided fo; a long time with the. in-st excrucr.
sting pains in his legs, back, &c. which confined hitn_ro his
'bed;and nearly brought him to the grave, declared to me that
" his - life was not worth a seven-slfdling.piece,"- when; -he
,3.had. recourse to your Medicine, which soon relieved hhrt, and
...by a little further perseverance in taking it he is now restored
to perfect health,'and was at my house yesterday,
1 am, Sir., yours, &c.
•t UH N AG G; ,Postmaster.
Evesham, Worcestershire, 0a..25, 18.6.
London, England, 1807-06-18

SOU 11-1 LONDON. iVATER-WORKS.

THE Opening of these: Works, in Kennington-
lane, took place on Tuesday, at 1 o'clock, agreeable
to pone advgrtiseiniut. A great concourse of No-
bility and Gentry iittended,..to witness, the working
of the Engine for cynveying the water to the sur.
roundin nevbourhood. - I3y
,twey.o:aock a great
nutuher of Ladies and cientletnetty; of the first
distin .:ion, were present or thegrpuud,..,The.R ayal
Standard was ,hoited on :the 1,,tt,0-4.)1- the Engine-
house; and the band -of-the Lainheth,Yolunteers
was!-stationect, in the gallery of the
!building, and
:.spayed seYer,al loyal airs: By threlLo:clock, , nearly
3000 people had assembled.
•The arrangements:of the day...d,id the highest cre-
dit to . the,. Dir'eetors; a spacious spot,.of
.ground
contis,uous to the water-works was allotted fir
,the
Proprietors, Direaors, and their friendS. ACCoru-
inodation was provide 4 fur upwards of 1.500-persons,
and refreshments were set out in five inarquees,.the
largest of Which contained upWardS. of 200 'persvns,
who partook of a most excellent cold Collation, and
the choicest Wines.
.
The company were highly delighted with the ap-
pearance of the works, which consisted of the En,
gine-house, and the working of the curious appara,
tos, which are on a very simple plan, Two reser7
voirt; or tanks, containing (26,000 butts, each 10
feet deep, are suprlied from the River Thames, to
the height, of the spring tide, and are' worked
by the: steam-engine upwards of •3 feet above the
whole'leVel : the Water is then left to purify itself
it] the- two reservoirs, and by the sane engine is
lifted 50 feet above its level, and by its density stip-
!
plies the inhabitants of Clapham,
:Camberwell, and
, its surrounding neighbourhood, 'and might be -.con-
veyed one hundred miles round, on a level. .

After the numerous visitors had 'gratified their
curiosity, and taken refreshments, they repaired to
the Lawn, when dancing commenced, accompanied.
by the band •of the Loyal SouthwarkYolnuteerS'.
Wheia-Abe dancing was over,
.the company repaired
to • the Pilgrim Tavern, where success was drank to
the opening of the Water Works.

• 'Mast4 tETTY has finally retired from the Stage.
He is 'Fclucatin, for the Church by a respe&able
OWiz34flan; who is to haye•39ol. a'yeat for Ins tui-
London, England, 1807-06-18

THE KING
.V.. BV-LLER.

'Qtr Readers will recollea, that we hare-several
times IM=occa;lon -to niention7this case during the
preent Term.
-Mr. Jgavis now moved to make the Rule, for
wialeh he lad applied; absolute. •
The ATTORNtir-GgNERAL and. -Mr. GARROW
spewed cause against this Rule,the 'obje6t of which
was,:that a writ of ltfundattia should be-dircaed to
the:Defendant, calling himself the-Mayor of Saltash, :
to deliver'Up what is called. the Constitution Book,
containing an account of the proceedings of that Cor-:
pciration, to Mr. Barlow; the-Ty.vn Cit rk. The,uf-
-fidaVit:of the latter stated; "that, on ihe•lBth Decem-
her Wit, made app;icati'on'to Mr.- Mier, in flie
Guild .of tlie.Town, for the deliveryof such book,
and that-this Gebiletnan refused to resign it. •
An affidavit Was produced frotn Mr. Buller,
statin4, that lie had-been frequently Mayor of Ate
platfe, and that in I'Boo he was Zleaed -Recorder ;
and further,Jhat thellonk Of the Constitution had
always been delivered up to him --when he was so
ele.caed MayoOnd ,that he had uniformly sur,
rendered it to'his successors in that'office ; and he-
idded, that the Mayor had -always. had the custody
'di it.

Lord ELLENBOkouGa" Did.;Nthe Town Clerk.
demand it to retaiti it.permanently)inlis,custody:?",

I.ON DUN ?tinted •by fl rctrA.tro Urn RA s,.of No. 4, •Matriett.cotitt, Ilow-itreet ;
At the Sux-Orvice No. Strand; where Advertisements, Orders

PRICF,
.01;
Y ESTE
Bank Stdck, 234
Navy s per Cent. shut
5 per Cent. 1797,
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. nil
3 pert. tr Fent. Red. 63 i
3,peN tent. C9ll. .thtlt
Bank f . Ann. r 7 15-16ths
Ditto Short Ann. •
London, England, 1807-06-20

merits, and every thing 4rinounced that an .ertggc-,
men t would SOOll talie KUSANZE AO Was
still behind. Gladowa with 10,000. men, without be-
ing able, to effeC't a junction with,lsstan PtcuA.'
•- MENTZ, JUNE .1.- -Numerous detachments of
French Officers and Non-commissioned Officers
have lately arrived here, and passed. to the Left
Baril, of the Rhine: They have_come'direCtly.from.
the Grand Army, and are to be employed. in e.Ner-:
cising the Legions from the interior, and. the Con—
scripts of 1808, as several Battalions of the Depot,
and of the Corps recently raised, have reci,iived.or-
ders to march to the coasts of Fran Ce. The old
troops that are tateplace them have received orders to.
march by way of 'Belgium and Westphalia, to 'the
Army of Observation commanded by Mushal
BRUNE. The Italian Troops have alsb received or-
ders to march to .the North' of Germany. The Spa-
nish Troops that are marching through France will
.pass the Rhine, near this city.
TRIESTE, MAY I.s...7—Letters from Smyrna an-
nocnce,
that the Russians, after taking the Island of
Teneclos,' took possession also of Stalimene,- or
Lemnos. It was feared •that they would also oc- •
cupythe Island of
.Metelino, which commands the
harbOur of SmYrna. Some Russian men of war,had
already been to reconnoitre it. All the British pro-
perty at 'Smyrna was confiscated.

ST. PETERSBLIRGIf .I.`vIAY 9.--The Gazette of this
city contains a list. of .128 Officers who were killed
at the.battle_of Eylau. It also giye4 the t'aiyes of
15 Officers who died of Gieir wptylcis.
Gilneral TuscHow has been appointed to :the
cominand of the corps which was under 9rdets.
of General ESSE‘N, who is indisposed.

141 AILS.
ARK I VED-1 Dublin, t•Waterford. DUE-3 GatralbUNll,
Lisbon, 2 Waterford, •

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DA Y AT. TIVtLyE.O'C'LOCK.
Consols - 6:4k 1 Red. Ann. 63 Outnium.
London, England, 1807-06-20

"ICTUALI 1 A"G-OF.FICE,

, Yane 18, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
tils iIIAYESTY'r NAi'Y do hereby give Notice, That
on Thursday, next, tbe.2sth lnstant,.they will be ready to receive
Tenderh in -writing (sealed up),..and treat wish such Persofts as
kill until-flake:to purchase all the YEAST'that shall he'snade in
His •Majesty's Brewitou.le at Deptford, for One-Year, from the
expiration of the present Month.

The Condit*ts of the Contrail maj be seen at tie, .S'ecr,t.i,j,'s
Office.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price :bat'
not be inserted in wordy at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tbnpday next, -;:he •
25th instant, ,:or unless the Person who makes the' Tender , vr sone
Perron on his behalf ? attends, to answer, when called for:•
London, England, 1807-06-20

Tlll GUINEAS- REWARD.

OST,, in. the early Fart of February last, out of
:kJ the'TELIt.RAFH COACH, froM London to Man-
chester, A LEATHER SADDLE .linGS, he:
longing to a Passenger, and having his name, " loseph Da-
venport, Derby," written upon the Leather, containing a
few Articles. of Wearing Apparel, a small Parcel or two of
trifling valtre,-and' -a bundle of Par-el-mien? Title Deeds, di.
ceded to. Samuel Fox, Esq. Thulston.P range, which are of
no value tri-anY ode but the 0 Wner.
It is supposed• that the Bags' were- ost at Woburn, or
tween that place and Leicester or Derby, as they were seen
en .t he Coach at Woburn, and mused •on • the Passenger's
arrival at Derby. . - • _ _ -

Atiy•Ptrson who restore the Bundle of lieeds, either
'with or without the Saddle. Bags, and their
,other. Contents,
to Mr. Steeve.is: No. i tB, Wood-sfieet; Chcapside, London,
or pa.l‘ll;.t:dwarqs., 1..2,,erhy, shall receive a Reward of Ten
C uitreas:, • "
131-13 y, lime 16, 18,7.
London, England, 1807-06-20

CONCLUSION' OF ALL THE TALENTS.
,u IL 01
QTOOKDALE jun. 1-31e:II- ily •If r its the flu—
tnerogs Purchasers of the so-justly eelebrated Satirical
Poem' of ALL THE TA LE N TS, . that the Wprk is now
finally concluded, with a Pastoral Epilogue, which may be
had separately by those who have already procured the Fourth
Dialogue, price is. or with the Fourth Dialogue as. 6d. He
particularly urges the immediate completion of their Copies,
as either frOm the superior elegance of the style of the Con-
tinuation, or from the interesting disciosures of delicate and
.secret Transadtions, contained in 'the, Notes-, or both, the
;demand for the Foarth Dialogue appears yet more- extensive
thart, great as it was, even the forine,r p.trt.of the Poeni; and
as he has printed only the.same number, Ladies and Gentle.-
men may be disappointed,• at a future periOd, in getting the
Book completed.
A few copies are printing on fine Drawing Paper, similar to
Elijah's Mantle,
.4c. price r.os. 6d. •or the cumnion
tion 6s.
No: 4t; about th-e Middle on 'the
.North. Side of Pall. Mall.
Where may be had, the Second Edition; greatly enlarged,
Plala Fads or a Review of the Conduct of the late Mi-
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_ . . • _ _

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The Britanniad and Hiberniad. Poems on the Choice and
Change of the •late •
London, England, 1807-06-20

CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.

R. PERRY;, Surgeon; Southampton-street,
LVI. Bloctitisbury•squa,, Proprietor of ADA Ms's SO
VENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRA-
VEL in the BLADDER or KIDN,EYS, acquaints the Pub-
lic, that he has far some years devoted his whole prolessianal
attention to the above Diseases, and their complication
that of Gout. He rriy,be consulted daily at his oWn-Hou:l2,
and more especially on Wednesdays and Fridays, were he
dispense; the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 6d, tm and ml,. as.
Stamps ixicluded, two of which last seareely.ever fail td cot-
rea the ealculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevint
the concretion of Stone in persons ()fit sedentary lift.
Sold also at Bacon and Co's, iv, Oxford-street,- and at
Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange. Where al to may be
had,. just published, the Author's A' Disquisiriull of the
Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price is. 61. poi ado); out
their Cause, and the-Diet to be observed during the Ckire,
with many extraordinary Case, some of pertedt mover),
even Met' the operation had been resolved on.
London, England, 1807-06-20

SPARROW V. ShIITH.

This was an aaion to recover•the sum of 131. 2s.
(too to the,Plaintiff, -who kept a public-house in
King's-street, Westminster, by a Capt. Smith, for
lodging and -entertainment to five soldiers-tor-nearly
three weks,---L-No defence being made, a Verdid
was:given forqbe Plaintiff.
London, England, 1807-06-20

reservel to himself thpower of revAin,g thin first
settlemetii;;tinit..4eitring. other\Which he has
since purchased"; t wife.censente,d to accept 30001.
in lien .of
.the•pro. fbe first set-
tlement ; the husbanst ;purchA'ecr land,,,apd bor.-
(rOu.red of, Messrs. DevayneS: and 'Co. -a • ..stun of
2,5001. 'which was sectired by a •mortgage- on_ the
v.ik,•'s property.. The' Lill prayed., that 'the-mort-
gage should be released, on the- gruund: tbat,tl e
property Was.'-fir the:.sqle-and separate use-of- the'
wife, independent' of her 'covet:ture, and nor subittft
to' Ater husband's 42.15 or contracts ; and On.the.satne
groundS it was prayed, and granted, hyr-ti'totioti,.
that she should be separattnv examine& cofttratto
the commonly received-notion, thata wife cannot be.
exatnined,for or against fried' rights her ,Itushand;,
in a civil shit, nor in
,critninal suits, except.for
treason. The husband has failed, and the 'Mode of
examining the wife in this• case is by a cotnmi!isibn,
to be executed in the county 'where she is ; but no.
decree could be granted tor her examination, as. no.
examination. of .leers lweared before the Cout,t,' nor;
any writing under her trand, Trus;-:
tees to sell or mortgag6 thelands which were settled:.
to her use for life. . . •

. . . . .. . .
His' Hodour Stated, that this matter rested en-
tirely on the fail of the '45001. being her sole and se-'
parate property, in,.which ,case she ,was competent
to prove the trap.saai9n.--7nAion ganttd. : r
London, England, 1807-06-20

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London, England, 1807-04-24

Coronor's-Fnqueit '.was yesterlty • at ?Mr.
Parsley's, the sign of • the Flying Horse, L'amhetlar
street, Whitechapei, on the body of Mr. Copeland,
gun-smith, in the same street, who died by a wound,"
infli&ed on the head with a short saw; by his appren-
tice, named W. Dignum, in a d'opute. they had in
the shop about the finishing of some gun-work. The-
Jury, on the evidence before them, returm.d a ver;..:
di& of Manslaughter.
From the form of salutation among different na-
tions we. may learn something of their chara6ler, at
least of their manners.-,--In the southern provinces
of China the common people ask, Ya-Fan,' that
is, Have you eaten your rice.?' for in this lies their
great felicity. If two Dutchmen meet in the morn-
ing, they-wish each othera good appetite, smaLikelyk
eeten.' In Cairo the inhabitants ask, How do yoti
sweat ?' for the not sweating is the symptom of an
approaching fever. The Italian and Spaniard asks,'
How does it stand?' come sta?' The French:7
man, How do you carry yourself?' Comment
vous portez volts?' The German, How do you find
yourself ?' the befinden Sie
the
?'• The English,;
man, How do you do.?' In' he three latter inqui.,;
ries, we see the chara&eristic reference'to show, re.;7
fledion, and aLlivity. The Dutchman says, How
do you fare ?' How vaart uwe ?' There is one na-
tion (we forget which) which asks, HOW do yotx
live ?' and these are surely the most rational of all.
Last night, in the midst of a grand fete, given by
Mrs. W. PETRIE, in MontagUe-square, the curtains
of the front drawing-room took fire, and created the
greatest alarm, as the room was full of Ladies. The.
confusion and shrieks were great ; fortunately Capt.-
MANBV, of the Navy, with the usual dash of a
tith seaman, rushed to the spot, and, by tearing dowxi
the flaming drapery, stopt the conflagration, which
might have destroyed this elegant mansi6n.

SHIP NEll-S.

rootE, A PA IL 22.

. Arrived—the Speedwell, Legg, Ann, Flo'lowan Aelite,
ntown, Boynp, Young Roscitts. Rightheadf and Ac-
tive, Williatus, trout Portsmouth; William and Catherine;
Pratt, from Newcastle; 'chetist Nurey, from Sunderland;
Eve, Dixon, and Elizabeth, Winter, from Scrfithampton ;
William, Cockram, from London ; Happy Return, Cooter.
from Newhaven; and S. Joseph and AnthOny, D'Costa,
from Triguer.
• Sailed--the john,. King, for Gainsborough ; lane, Salter.
and Adive, Stickens, for Newfoundland ; and Busy, -Rus-
sell, for Southampton.

GRAVZSIND, APRIL 1.2.

Passed by—the Lucy and Alicia, Cummings, from Africa;
Perseverance, Swain, from New-York ; Elizabeth, Saber,
from Charlestown ; Ritson, Brown, from Ealtimare ; Ne-
reus, Seinruerinan, from Dantzic ; lane, Taylor, William,
Forster, Ann; Hart, and Analell, Newman, from 'l'unniny
gen.
Sailed—the Teraina,. Barber, for Dublin ;. Fame, Mere-
dith, for Gibraltar; and Phoenix, Burgs, tor Tonningen.
London, England, 1807-04-24

A NY GENTLEMAN or LADY who will pro-
cure for the Advertiser, a Young Man, an EMPLOY
RITING or ACCOUNTS, perfectly secure and per.'
anent, for six or eight hours, or less, in the day, with an
-trnolument from too to sash a-year, will meet with at ade-
quate Compensation. None but Persons of respettability
need apply.
Letters -addresseiNpost-paid) to A': B. C. 56, Thread-
'reeedle-street, Bank, will meet with every attention.
London, England, 1807-04-24

MARRIED

I Yesterday, Rowland Stepheirs n, jun. Esq. of-Great .06.
mond-street, to Miss Stephenson, of Queen-square.
The same day, at St. fames's Church, 14,1 in Willock.
Esq. of Gulden-square, to Miss (Trojan, daughter of the late
Francis Grojan, Esq. of Broinpton Grove.
I 'On the loth inst. at Dale, George COoper, .Esq of Lin:-
colh's-inn, Barrister at Law, to Miss Mary lustnia Martha
Llo)d, of Dale Castle, Pembrokeshire.
I On the'2oth.tdr.' Mr. lames Foster, late of Drury-lade.
to Miss I-Loin:Alt Watson, daughter of Mr. Watson, -of Bro..
naby-Hall, Yorkshire.

• ;DIED. ' _
On the Bth inst. fames Scarletr, Esq. of Halstead, Essex,
Ibrinerly of Nowton. in SutE,lii.
On the 21k,illSt. in South Mutton-street, Miss Charlotie
Grunt, daughter of the late Revr lames Grant, of Laggati, in
the tyth year of her. age. ,
On the uti ult. at his house in Great Coratn-street, ago 3
25, the Lady of lohn Fearn, Esq.
on the toth. of September, -at Madras, after a few. days
illness, George Houstoun' Esq. of the Civil Service.
Yesterday sem-light; inllurham, Mrs. Forbes, of .Messrs'
Anderson and Faulkner's Company of Comedians. " .
London, England, 1807-04-24

Si*EER's:CANIOMILE DROPS.

THIS ESSENCE of CAMOMILE is an elegant
A romatic Bitter, and contains, in the fullest degree,
alt the. virtues of the Plant. It particularly restores lost ap-
petite, and pi-events indigestion. It is universally esteenied
ut *A3ilious, Flatulent, and other complaints of the StOmach
and Bowels, in Nervous Disorders, in resisting the bad, of liets '
of Damps and noxious Vapours, and in all cases fur which
Camomile is so deservedly celebrated. Camomile Tea-of
very superior quality may-beinstantly procured from it; and
• it is of peculiar use for the Diseases of Warm Climates, as
it will keep any length of time. •
Sold by F. Newbury and Sons, No. .4i, St. Paul's
Church-yard, London, and `by their appointed Venders in
Town,. and Country, price as. 9'l. a.Dott le, duty included.
A Iso•Steers's genuine Paregoric I.4Lenges ts. tad, and Steers's
Convulsion 'Oil, 25. 6d.
' N. B. ObseiVe that the words "T. Newbery, No. 45, St.
.`Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp.
London, England, 1807-04-24

ARMY,

- - - -
A CAPTAIN of LIGHT _DRAGOONS, whose
Regiment has lately gone to-India, wishes to Excitange
Into LIGHT or H EA VY CAVALRY at Home.
„ Apply by Letter only (post-pald) addressed to Capt. T-,
r . Place's, Army Clothier, Charing-Cross.

ARMY.
A LIEUTENANT- COLONEL of a 'Regiment
stationed in the West Indies., is desirous of Exclung.
g to one at Home.
' Address (post. paid) to Col.B—, at Mr. Bague's, Hatter,
S 2) jeurtyn.street.
London, England, 1807-04-24

DISTURBANCES AT MADRAS.

Mr. LusnlNG-rOrr thought .it necessary that the
..1714115e should be informed,.bifore the Session. was
closed, what truth there was in the general report
of most serious and alarming disturbances in the
•neighbourhood of Madras. He should therefore
.be glad that the Right Hon. and Learned Gentle-
man- (Mr. Perceval), or any otter of his Majesty's
Minister's, would satisfy him on that point.
Lard CASTLEREAGH admitted, that there had
been some disturbances in the Southern part of the
Peninsula, but he had heard of none in the neigh-
bourhood of the seat of Government. The disturb-
ances, however, which had taken place, were not of
a nature so serious or alarming as the Hon. Gentle-
man seemed to apprehend.
London, England, 1807-04-24

THEATRE ROYAL,
,COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April 25, 1807,
tyill DC performed
' THE GAMESTER.
Beverley, Mr. POPE;
Stukely, Mr. COOKE ;
Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. SWOONS. •
WITH
WHISTLE FOR IT.
With entire new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decoratiotio.
• The principal Chanteters by
MreINCLEDON. Mr. C. kEMBLE,
Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. KjNG,
Mr. TREBY, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mrs. LISTON, Miss-BOLTON.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price =—
Gallery 25. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.-No Money to be returned.
• Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.oface..in Hart-
street.
~T he Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
"alt-past Six.
Olt Monday, King Richard the Third ; with The Ogre
and Little Thumb.
London, England, 1807-06-16

CIRCUITS.

OXFORD.
Derkshire—Mlinclay, 6th July, at Abingdon.
Oxfordshire—Wednesday, B,th July, at t)xfortl.
Worcpstershite—Sattuday, tttii July, at Worcester.
City of Worcester—Same c-ty, at the City of Worcester.
(;loticesreithire—Wedneoavi tsth July,. at Gloucester.
City of Gloucester—Same day, ,t the City of Gloucester.
Monmouthshire—Saturday, tlith July, at Monmouth.
Hereflicishirc—Tuesday, zist July, at Hereford.
Shropshire—Saturday, 25th July, at Shrewsbury.
Statfordshire—Wecines.tay. 29th July, at Stafford.
Sir A, cum,. to MA eocari kt.a., Knight, Chief Baron of
the Court of Exchequer-; and
Sir Roux r GRati.tx, Knight, one other, of the Barons
el the said Court.
London, England, 1807-06-16

PARTNER,s,IIIP, DISOLVED,

john Edwards and William Jewell Edwards, ' Portpool—
lane, pawnbrolers.,
William Wasnbroolt and Thomas Harvey, of Charles-street,

_
Drury-Lute, coak:h.spriog-makers,
George Itamsdco;ulLl[4(ll.eS Young, of Manchester, silk-ma.

nufacturers.
James Rusher, john Rusher, and loscph Rusher, of Leeds
and wakeneid, wooistaplers.
Thomas Crane and john, Williams, of Preston, iron. fouh,ders.
Wittiarn Taft, serf. and Thomas Taft, orßirrainentan, hand
-
w hip- manufactii rers . •
William Lingard and Thomas Walker;of Manehester,cotton-
dealers.
Daniel Inwood .and Mark Osborne, of Bermondsey, corn-
dealers._

Witliajti Whig.' and Francie Twiss, of Pitt.streei, Black-
friar4'-xoad, vinegar,makers.
Matthew Miette and William 'Hall, of Canterbury, wool-
staplers.
William Clegg, Alice Lord, Edmund Lard, Richard Lord,
La,vrence Lord, and l'alnes Clarkson, of Sagar ituline,
cotton.spinners. I,
Thomas VVilter.i. and Lan Lomax, of Lane-end, Stafford,

- -
WerCerS... . . .
1.1101114. S and William Brass, of Wood-street, ribbon-weavers,
Charles Hall and, Joseph iCk.ers, a upper Thanies-street,
sperinactti- refiners:
'Witham baron and- lOseph Golding, Of Burr-street, cabinet-

makers. .
. _
William Howard Andrew-sand Win. Moyle, of Manchester,
manufacturers.
Martin Wolstenholm 'Peter Dakin, John Cutr, and Tames
mvpil, of Sheffield, and. Richard Walker, of Island_
bridge, Ireland, kendur,inakers.
Thomas Robinson, of Lancaster, merehapr, and William .
Moore, late viltoo, engineer: • ; • • -
Fordham Ellis, and. William Jacobson, ~of Wilitectoss
street, grocers.

On Sunday morning,-about o'clock, an alarm-
ing tire broke out on the premises of Mr. HEIGAR,
Sugar Refiner, in Great Garden.street, Whiteclia-
pel Road, which .entirely consumed theme interior of
the building, together with the valuable stock of Su-
gar, &c. By the timely arrival of the engines, how-
ever, and the activity of the firemen, the flames were
soon atter got under. Two adjoining houses were
slightly damaged, but fortunately no lives were lost.
.give points combine to render the present Lotte-
ri Scheme more than Commonly attractive. It con-
sists: but of 20,00 Q numbers —its capital Prizes are
headed with a 30,000 pounder; •a Capital unprece-
dented in a Scheme of so tew Tickets—all its great.
PriZeS goat in the wheel except one—the drawing
be in equal portions, namely, 2000 numbers
per day—and, lastly, to render- the risk of loss for
less tuan heretofore, there are net three blanks to a
Prize.

1111 putbishect by ILI.IAM AR P SCRIPrst of South .N1o.:
f.c.)x the l'fitikx. I viten for 1.11 (post-paid/,„
London, England, 1807-06-29

ZOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and R-EtiE.r of PER.
SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS..
Craven-street, lurid 27, zgo-7-
AQUA RTgRLY OENERAL .thITAT of this
sociETy• will fintd here WEDNESD,eI.Y
next , I aly ist. at Twelva o'Cki::1:, to Audit the Accounts to
ihe3e.th tabtant, and on other spe,tal AtLirs.
R. G RASS W ELL, Secretary.

140TICE TO THE OUT-PENSIONERS OV CHEL.

, SEA HOSPITAL. .
?`HE PENSIONERS are ordered, upon making
1 their AM:Writs' at the entitling Alidbiamine", and after
,
every succeedint, 25th of lune, and zit ri of DeLenther,, until
ftutier Orders, to specify the Kate of Pension per. Day
which they receive, immediately alibVe tneit Naluecut the
Affidavits, in order to • prevent mistakes in the faymeht,
arisiug from a similarity of Names.

. .
scuetaryis office, Cheiska HuspiT.24
16th lunc, 437.

• St. fames's:square, Foe 24,144:
AMEETING will be held at my House .on.
Wednesday the rst of I uly, pursuant to the King's
Warrant, by Lieut.-General Sir David Baird, K. C. Corn.
=Attire Sir Home. Popham, and brigadier Generals 13e-
res:ord, and Ferguson, on the suJj-etl of the liisruted
claims to the Booty captured at the Cape of Goad Hope, in
Pillary, a,6. All 'Persons, therefore, having any Claims
not alre,dy admitted; arc requested'-to send the particulars to
rn, otfit...e for Prize Agency, in Gray's-Inn, on or before the
last Day of-this Month.

ALEX. DAVISON, Agcnt.
London, England, 1807-06-29

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUN 4 27.—Arrived the Ho4ne.f Sloop.
of War from the Downs. Also the Spes Fortuna,
ANDERSON, from Dram, laden with timber for this;
Port, and several detained Neutrals.

Sailed the Pickle Schooner, with a Convoy for
the Downs.

Arrived this afternoot two French Chasse Mar6es-,
laden with wine and other goods, captured by the
Co/poys hired Armed Brig.
•

Arrived the American Ship Jane, Huou.L, de-
tained .by the 'Lion Privateer. In 'coming into har-
bour at low water she ran on the rocks of Mount
Batten, but is e)yeEted to be got off at the flowing
of the tide.

• PORTSMOUTH; JUNE 28.—Arrived yesterday His
Majesty's Ship Sharpshooter, with the Simpson and
Fortitude Transports, from Guernsey;
.and the Hal 7
eyoa Sloop of War, from the Westward.
This day sailed His Majesty's Ships Fame, Hin
dostizn,. Prcvo:yaute, and L'Espoir, with the Flea
under convoyfor 'the Mediterranean, Oporto, and
Lisbon;. Rebuff; "with four Sail of Transports with
Troops for Jersey; also, from Yarmouth Roads, His
Majesty's "Ship Julia, with the Fleet for the West
. ,

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DEAL,• JUNE 26.—Arrived the Musquito Sloop
from Dover Roads, and the Trompeuse from Dunge-
ness.
JUNE 27.—Arrived the Paulina from the West-

ward, to, take charge of the Transports destined for
the Baltic.

Sailed last night the Musquito Sloop and Tigress
Gun-brig on a Cruize off Calms. Sailed this morn-
ing the Tronzpeuse Sloop on a Gruize. '
• The Paulina and Mutine Sloops have the Convoy
Signal for the Eastward flying.
• The American Ship Mount Etna, Capt.. DOGGETT,
was this morning cleared and proceeded on her:voy-
age.

The Blazer Gun-brig, Lieut. HINTON. has de-
tained and sent into the•Do'vns thc: Ship
keit, of Altona,• Capt. E. LUNDSTROM,
from Dort bound to Cargaree, in the Island of Sar-
dinia.

The Second Division -of the Exp..tition still re-
mains in the Downs.

FALMOUTH, JUNE ,26. - Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Tweed from Portsmouth, to give instructions
to the Ships lying here bound to the West Indies.
Passed by from the Easo.verd the' outward-bound
East India Fleet.
London, England, 1807-06-29

VAUXUALL.

ilnthr the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
WALES..

'THIS EVENING; June -2g, will be.a GRAND
GA LA, an i ;taut Disp:ay of FIaE.WORKS.
Adinibsion, Three Snillingi.
fl ors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Elea
otCtcyck.

AFRICAN INSTITUTION.
His Royal Hi.,hoes• ihe Duke of Gloticesrer, Pawn. •
A GENERAL MEETING of the FRIENDS of
thit rt.) JON tirii be held- at Free Masonsi
Natl. Qoe, n street, Lincoln's- l ten- Fields,on ‘Vednesday the
asth duly, at Half past
His Royal Highness will take the Chair at One o"Clock.
pivciety.