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London, England, 1807-06-17

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MOINiEY.

To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship
Amethyst, tor the Capture of the Ebenezer, .on the 30th
fuly, 18os, and the Juno, on the tst August, 1805,. on the
f9th inst. at Plymouth ; and for three months at No. 13,
Great George-street, Westminster.
To the Officers •and Company • of-- His • Alajesty's -Stip
Champion, and of the /tired .Armed. Cutters Lord Nelson
and Francis, and GUn-brig Cracker:, for the Ca.gture of the
Charlotte Christina, On the i6th April, tBo, on the 19111
i,!st. at Flo, 1(,;, Clement's-Inn ; and at the same_ place every
Tuesday and I.4riday tor three months.
:In the Officers and Conti. antes of His Majesty's Ships
London, and Ainaion,-for Cfrpfure Or the trench Sin m
Marengo and Belie Poule, uu the istit of March-,' ttic6, on
their OtrivaLin Port ;"and aftemard at- No. 18, Clement's-
' Ihn every Tuesday al.d Friday for three months. "
To the Officers and" Company of Hit Majesty's. Ship Scot-
pion, ter the Capture of the Mast Stiips lotto, General Von'
Blucher, Vrow riermoni,a, A. P. hrower, and Yrow tklar,
gAr.tta, on the Bth 'Lily; 'lBO4, rttt tha [9th instant, on board
to ScOrpirm, at Plymnoth ; and afterivaids" at No. 19,'
Clement's-inn, every Tuesday and Friday for three years.
the Officers and Companies of His Nlajesty's Ship
Scorpion, and hired Armed Cutl:.:r 1..,,rd Nelson, for tile
Crowe of the Ignatius, ni the ad A ngusr, 1804, on board
the Scorpion, at Plymoith, on the 19th insr. alid at No. tS;
Clement's Inn, every.l'uesday atter rot three years.

Letters were yesterday received from Sir RICHARD
STRACHAWS Squadron off Rochefort, dated the Bth
instant. It COLISiSIS of six Sail of the Line, which
arc all vieluailed and stored for fi►e months. T 141"
enemy's Ships in the harbour of Rochc:ort consist of
six Sail of \the Line, including 111: Calcutta. Ihe
French Admiral, it was unnersiood, bad received
orders to put to, sea the tno►riei,t iie coulcj elude t4e.
vigilance of the British Squadron,
London, England, 1807-06-17

ROYAL-EXCHA -.GE ASSURANCE OfFICE,
lune, 1807.•
rUSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due" on
ule 24th InStallt, are hereby in toi tiled, that Receipts arc
now Nati) to be d< livered at the Company's -Offices, over the
Royal- Exchange, and tit l'all- NIA!, as well as isy their re-
spect,vr Agents in the several Counties ; anti the Parties
:oSurect are reque,ted to apply, fin the Renewal of their Po-
licies on or hetOre the 9th of filly next, as the usual Fifteen
Days al towed for Pay inent, beyond the date of each Policy,
will then .:Npi ie.
SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary.
• * Attendance to r,iveu, tiaity, , at the said Offices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Goo:ls, Nierchantitzerarid Ships, in
Ha. bout, in Dock, or while trout Loss
_or Damage
by Eire ' - ancUalso for the Assuratit.e of, and 'granting Amini-
ties on, Lives.

N.B. Fire Peilictes will be issued free of E !menet!' ro the
Assured, wlwre the annual Premiutp 'amounts to Os. or up.
lard .
London, England, 1807-06-17

PROVIDENI' LIFE INSURANCE and AN-
NUL!' Y. OFFICE, Su.,thamptuu-street, Strand,
London.

PRZSIDENT,

The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAMI, K. G.

VICE.PRESIDENTs,
Marquis of Salisbtny,K..G. Viscount Chetwywi
Lord Temple Viscount Duncannon
Viscount Bulkeley ; Lord BraY brooke.

TRUSTIS.
Marquis of Buckinghatn I Lord Braybrooke.
• William l'raeit, Esq. M. P.
The objectof this Institution is to encourage the truly
laild.thle design of Life Insurance and Provision for Old Age,
by reducing those transactions to prinLiples of the Utmost pos-
ifble Public Benefit : with this view an extensive Society
of Isloideinen and Gentlemen
.have entered into a Subscrip-
tion Of 250,0001. to constitute an Original Capital, and, tak.
ing upon themselves the sole responsibility of the Establish.
mint, they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants to par-
ticipate in Profits, after the eXpences_ of an economical ma-
hagernent are.detrayed, in which the President, Directors,
Trustees, and Auditors at gratuitously. Thus, by the spe-
cific Sums insured, and the division of contingent Profits,
every Member has the fullest possible value for his Payments,
without
.being subject to calls npon. any losses whatever.
This important and unprecedented advantage is gEuliar to
the Provident Institution.
Military Men insured 'at this Office are not charged with
any additional Premium, unless called into actual Service.
No Admission Fees are required ; tor is 'any charge made
for Policies.
Insurance and Annuities may be ended any day within
office hours, which ate iroin Ten till
N.-D..ST..CIZOIX, Sec.
A Pamphlet, -explaining.the Principles and Terms of this
Institution, is Jiublisiied by Messrs. Cadell.and Davies; and
may be had the House of the Institution, and of the Agents
.and Booksellers, price 6(1.. : •
London, England, 1807-06-17

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SUN.

IYLDNESDA. , JUNE J 7, 1807.

IHE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty Thousand
'Tickets tnat eiier'clotitained a Prize of THIRTY
THOUSAND POUNDS, begins Drawing the-4th of duly,
1807!

t -Prize of Cso,ooo - is - ,c3oooo
2 - 4p,000
2 10,000
2- - , 500 a - - -
5 - - - .tOOO .
3 - - sou
23 - . too
30 . - - 50
25,0 • • 7," 20
2.500 - ts - 37,500

20,0..0 Tickets

,C zo,ooo

First-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, beinfr the only Fixed Capital,.
fi TtitT x "rtIOUSANI). POUNDS.
Regular Drawing of zOOO Tickets each Day.
TICKETS and S HA R ES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot-
tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and Scotland.
PRICE.

Ticket . - - ,Cl 9 t 7 0
Half - ClO 3 01 Eighth ,C 2 tt 0
quarter 5 3 ol Sixteenth I 6 6

THE:HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE- l&E.
voLurtoN TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS.
MHE Public are respedfully informed, that a new,
and enlarged Edition was this day published,-
of Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT• !MITA N,
from the Period when Mr. Home's History terminated to the
Year aoa, forming with that Work, the only complete and
respettahle Series of English History extant.
.This. Edition has • been revised throughout. and has been
greatly improved by Appendixes to each Volume, consisting
of State Papers, Authorities, and Official Documents, illus-
trative of the Text. ~

The entire Work, thus.improved and enlarged, may be had
of all Booksellers. in Twelve large Vols. price Six Guineas in
boards ; or any two Volumes may be had separately, price
One Guinea in boards.

The Appendixes to the first Ten Volumes may be had se-
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have purchased the former Editions, in which Appendixes
were given only to the last two Volumes.
Persons who are possessed of Hume, with Smotlet's Con.
tinuation to the Death of George 11. may have Belsham's
History of the Reign of George 111 . separately, &Vols. price
Four Guineas in boards.
Bridge-street, Lokion, April, tBci.
London, England, 1807-06-17

CHAPTAL's NEW IVORK:

This Day was published, .
In Four Vela. Bvo. illustrated with numerous Engravings,
price 365. in boards,
CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO ARTS AND
MANUFACTURES.
By M. I. A. CHAPTAL.
Member and Treasurer of the French Senate ; Grand Officer
of the,Legion of Honour; Member of the Institute; Ho-
norary Professor o; the School of Medieine, Sec &c.
Little need be said to recommend a new Work by so emi-
nent a Chemist as M. Chaptal, who has skilfully applied in
it all ttie'modern Discoveries in Chemistry and Experimental
Philosophy to the pertedion of the Arts and the various
branches of Manufactures. Such a Work has long been an
acknowledged desideratum ; and, executed by so acute an
perimentalist as the present Author, it forms an acqUisition
above all price to the numerous chemists, workers of metals,
and manufadurers of Great Britain and Ireland.
Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge...street; London ;
and to be had of all Booksellers.
Of Whom, in a few Weeks, may be had, a Ditionary of
Pradical and Theoretical ChemiStry, in one large and closely
printed Vol. Svu. by Win. Nicholson, with Plates, price 16s.
i to boards.
London, England, 1807-04-25

ATIERiCA.

ILADELPHIA, NIAR-CH B.—The Schooner
D;ckonson, 16,days from St. Bartholomew's,
hrings intelligence, that two day 'before she, sailed
letters had been received there, 'mentioning the ar-
rival of tive sail of the line of French shipstat Porto
Rico, which Island, it was stated, was ceded to
Ince,

An aftiotyliad been brought in the name of the
Plaintiff against the Defendantszpon the Game Laws,
and the latter was put to an expencSof 901. in making
out his qualifidation, when be obtained a verdid-t.' The
Plaintiff (who described himself as a-yeoman),
applied to for payment of the Defendant's costs, pur-
suant to the Statute, referred him to Mr. Rushworth
as the a6tual. Plaintiff, he, Leuton, being 'only .his
servant, whose naLbe was made use of. This-he
offered to verify by affidavit ; but . when the affi-
daVit to that effect was prepared for him, he refused
to swear it, being under the controul of his master.
However,' for the purpose .of this Motion, there
were a number of affidavits speaking to this fa&
Subsequent to this trial, Mr. Rushfdrth had brought
another Qui tam AEliOn, through one CrOorns;' his
agent in town, in the name.of one Snam, who swore,
that he, being a mere servant in husbandry, Mr.
Rushforth asked him pertnission to use his name,
and promised to indemnify him. These affidavits
also referred to several other actions of a similar na-
ture, brought by Rushforth, and another person of
the name of BroWne,' who, it was sworn, went
'about .the country picking-,up paupers, in order to
commence glions in their names. :This was a prac-
tice, the learned Counsel observed, whiCh he was
*convinced the Court would not -long permit. He
therefore moved against all the.. parties mentioned
-in the affidavits.

•
The Court granted a Rule to spew cause.
.Mr, WOOD, applied for an Attachment against
John, Martha, and-. Mary Norris, fora Contempt
of the Court, in obstruCting a Sheriff's Officer
in the Execution of. a Writ issued out of that
Court.

It appeared that the Sheriff's Officer had gone to
the house of Martha and Mary Norris, in order to
execrate a Writ of Possession ; and, after Much.dif.:
ficulty and resistance on their part, succeeded in
getting them out, when he shut up the house,'
and. put a padlock on • the door. The next day,
however, they returned, accompanied by their bro-
ther John, who forced off the lock, broke open the
door, and reinstated them in the full' possession of
the premises, of which they have ever since held an
adverse possession.
Upon this statement the Court granted the at-
tachment against all three.
. At one o'clock Lord ELLENBOROUGH at at Nisi.
Prius , at Guildhall, when a few undefended causes,
of no moment, were clisPosed of.
London, England, 1807-04-25

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING,. April 25, 1807,
will be performed
THE IRON CHEST: •
•Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. EL i; ISTO ; • •
Captain Firzbarding, Mr. POWELL ; . - • '
Wilford,' Mr. DE CAMP;
Armstrong, Mr. KELLY ;
Helen, Miss BOYCE ;
Barbara, Mrs:BLAND ;
Blanch, Miss. MELLON.; .
ludith, Mrs. HARLOWE.
With (zoth time) a new Grand Woinantic 'Melo.Drame,,
called , •

THE WOOD DIEMON ;
Or,.THE. CLOCK HAS STRUCK. •
With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &e.
-The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
Hardyknute, Mr., DE CA M P ;
Guelpho, Mr, PEN L Y ;
Willikind, Mr. RUSSEL;
Oswy, Mr. GII3BON ;
Atolf, Mr. WEBB
teolyn' Miss C. ER{ STOW: ;
Una, Mrs. H. ST Di3ONS ; •
Clotilda, Mrs. lAR LOWE ;
• Paulina, Miss KELLY.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. Gd.. Second Price •zs.,
--..Gallery 2s. Second Price :s.—Upper Gallery is. e-
cond'Prioc 6cl.—No Money to be returnet.t.•• , • -
Places tor the Boxes to be taken at dm Pox-office, in Little
R ussel. st rect. •
The Doors to be opened at Half•past Five,- and. begin at
Half-past Six.
On Tuesday, The Curfew; with The -Wood Daimon;
or, The Clock has Struck.

-7 •
THEATRE RO.Y*T.,, COVENT-GARD,EI4.

ON MONDAY NEXT, April 27, 1807, will
Verfurroed
Ii.NING RICHARD THE THIRD.
King Richard, Mr. COOkE. S.
• WITH

THE OGRE ANb-hirt;LE THUMB;
• Or,•THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS,-
The SCcuery, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirely iunv.
The princioreharatters by
Mr. FARLEY; Mr. FAYEIJR,
- Mr. GKIMALDI, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.:
Mr, E. BOLOGNA, Mi. KING, Mr. TREBY,
MN. ST. `LEG•ER,
Miss ,MARIA 13RISTOW.
Boxes 6s. second Price 35.--. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price
Caliery, 25, ,§9[4011(1, Prke is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second
Trice 6d.---Nolttoncy to be returned. =
Places=corstlie BO= .to•be taken at the Box7ofilce,kin Hart-
Street. • -
The Doors. to be opened at ifall-past. Five, and begin at

1W COMMAND OF THEIR MAIESTIES,-
•rp HE 'OR ATOR JO of the MESSIAH will be
11 performed -o_ll -Wednesday, the 1310 of, May, at the
Jew Rooms, Hanovtr-square,: for the BEN v.Ei-r- of the
'ROYAL S et HTy• of MUSICIANS.
—Particirlafs wiii- be advertised in a few days.
Tickets for the l'ertormance and Rehearsal,' priceil. ts. to
had at Mr. Bircirall's, ti 3, Ncw Bond-street. •
London, England, 1807-04-25

LAID REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, Are rt, 22.

LENTON, qui tam, v. PHIPPS.
Mr. GA It Row applied fora Rule to shew cause why
a Mr. Rushforth, -an- Attorney of this Court, shOuld
not pay the Defendant's costs in this case, and why
he should not answer the matters of an affidavit:
London, England, 1807-04-25

DUBLIN, APRIL 20.

CATHOLIC MEETING OF SATURDAY.
(Concluded.]
Mr. HussEy, Mr. o"GoitmAN, and Mr. MAHON,
thought that the Catlinlies should not sacrifice prin-
ciple to expediency ; and, therefore, the former of
these Gentlemen moved the question Of 'Adjourn-
ment., or, in
.other words, 'a recommendation to
proceed with the.yetition.
Their argtiments were answered in a roost lurni-
-nous, liberal, and manly speech, by Mr. O'CONNEL,
in the course of which he took occasion to pour
forth the most animated strain of gratitude to His
`present Majesty, dhring'whose benignant reign. the
most galling of the Penal StatUtes was repealed.
The speech of this 'Gentleman-afforded evidently
relief to the small minority. On the question being
put, however, the oriffinal motion was carried, with
the disseni.ing voice of O'GORMAN only.
It was then moved by Mr. KEOGH, " 'That a.
Committee be appointed to prepare an Address to
their Protestant Brethren, explanatory of the views
and principles of the Catholic Body."--The Motion
was carried. •
An Address of gratitude and thanks to his Grace
the Duke of BEDFORD; was moved and carried.
LOrd FINGAL having left the Chair, and Sir Tiro-
was 'Est,,sotin being called to it, the thanks of the
C.:hol:ci of Ireland were returned to his Lordship.
The Meetin,; then adjourned sine die.
Yesterday his Grace the Duke of RicumoND ar-
rived from I..gland.. His GraCe the Duke Of'BED-
FORD met him at the-Pigeon-house, and Secompa-
Med him to the Castle, where-. the usual oaths were
administered, previous to his assuming the Adnii-
nisi ration of- this Country. There was a Levee im-
mediately-afterwards: The different Reoinients on
Fiublin duty received his. Grace with presented arms,
in the various streets through:.,whieh:', he passed on
way to the. Casti:,.
His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD will have a
• Levee to-rnorroW, previous to his departure for Eng-
- .I.wd.

tioro. 011G:1.1%101 1E has resigned his situation as
Postrrlasters General of Ireland
1;1;.1oui; h.i,;,l)pointeci lnany 'sucCessors to his Lord-
...; yovvvithout any certainty.

LON DyN Printed by RICHARD II ARIL Is, cf Nc. 4 Martlett-court, BOW-stmt'!; and published by WILLIAM ARDakcIER SCRIPPS, of South Molton-street, G rosvenor- squa.rcl
. .
At tLe.SuN-OFFIcE No. no •Strand; where Advertisew'i zis, Orders for the. Paper, 1 ettersTor the E!itot, &c. (post-patd), must be addressed'. -
London, England, 1807-04-25

by this resistance, has called advanced posts,
and retreated behind the Argis. ,
MUSTAPHI-BAYRAOTAR,WiIb &natant's the Otto-
man army until the arrival of the brand Vizier, has.
already 40,000 men under hiS command, who are
ready to advance into Wallachia.,
Alot.t.tt-AGA, the new Governor of 'Widdin, is at
the head of 20,000 men, and forms his. arrange-
ments in concert with MUSTAPHA. Little Val.=
lacitia is possessed by his troops. In that part of
Wallachia where thellussians still are, the greateSt
disgust prevails between them and the Boyards.—
Their fa6tion grows weak as their power decreases.
London, England, 1807-04-25

BIRTH.

Yesterdiy, in Sackvilte.street, the Lady of Herbert'; In
ner, Esq. LL.D. via Son.

AfARRIED.

On Thursday morning last, John Byng WittintOn, 'Esq. to
Miss Harriet.Thoroton, youngest daughter of the Rev. Mr.
Thoroton, ofßadtOrr, Lincolnshire. „.. •

The same day, at Bath, John Christian, Esq. eldest son
of John Christian Curwen, Eixi. M., P. of Workington-
Hail, in the County of Cumberland, to MisVAllen, only
daughter of Lewis_-Robett Allen, Esq.-of Bath.

DIED.

On Tuesday the Nth inst. near Alresford, Hants, of an
apopleaie fit, Ed, Hopkins, Esq. an eminent Solicitor, of
that place, whose death is universally lamented by his nu-
merous acquaintance.
On Thursday last, at Is, Portland-place, the infant daugh-
ter of the Rev. johp Bramston Slane, of Forest-Hall, EsseX.
The same day, Mr. Thomas Moore, of Cheapsicle, Ware.
houseman:
London, England, 1807-04-25

MY LORD,

To EARL T.

Having been a great admirer of the public virtue
of the Administration of which your Lordship formed
so weighty a part—of its peculiar talent for the in-

vestigation, dete&ion, and exposure of abuse and

peculation:in all the various branches of public ex-
penditure, it has not been without a dtie mixture of
surprise and concern that I have heard a rumour,
which seems daily gaining ground, that your Lord-
ship had made, upon the Stationary Office, a demand.
forstationary unexampled in its extent, at ra time
when You knew you would not remain abovaa week
in your official situation. As I cannot bring myself
to believe'there on be any foundation for an insind-
ation_so malicious, I lay before you a copy of the
order upon which the rumour is founded, that you
may have an opportunity of contradiaing it if you
can. I should be sorry that " All the Talents,"
.which designation, by the bye, is rather beginning
to attach ridicule to the memory of the departed Ad-
ministration, should, with as little pretension, have
assumed an exclusive right to " all the public virtue"
of the country,

I am; my Lord,
Your obedient Servant,
.dpri/ 23. OBSERVATOR.

Cl s T, ,

(C 0 P Y.)
"Pajwas:ei's I; March 13, 1807.

"-:Lord T.- has desired me to order the following
•tatioliary from your Office, which is to b: sent immediately.
Letter Paper - - - - 14 Reams.
Do._Hotpressed - - . - 14 ditto.
Foolscrip .. - - - - 34 ditto.
Royal - - - - 10 10 ditto.
Note Paper - - . 14 ditto.
Do. Ilotpressed. - - - . 14 ditto.
Blotting Paper - - - 2 ditto.
furry Brown - - - 4.. 'l2 ditto.
P..iis - - - 3000
Red kVax - - - zolbs.
Black do. - - - . to►bs.
Boxes-of Wafers - - - _ - 12

Bundles of Pencils - - 24
Blank Cards (large size) . - DJZ. Pack.
Port Folios . 2

Pockt 116oks
Wat'er Seals 2

Pen Knives

2

Paper Scissars - A
z Ruled Leelger, with Alphabet.
12 Memorandum hooks-6 ruled, 6 plain to clasp.
z Ebony Ink.stands, IA by to.
" By Order of Earl T
(Signed) " E. ATKINSON, House-Stcward."

MAILS. .
ARRLVXD—I Lisbon, i New-Yort and Halifax,
,t Dublin,
.1 Waterford. DUE—I Dublin, 3 WaterfOrd.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AVDSLT ?
London, England, 1807-04-25

VICTUALLING OFFICE,

;4p, il o, 18,7.
•
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIiVG
HIS 111A7ESTY's NA i-'Y do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday the 28th Instant, they will be ready to receive Ten-
ders-in writing (sealed up), and treat- for Two Thousand hags
of BISCUIT, made from whole Meal ; to be delivered in a
Month, Into His Majesty's ififlualling Stores at Chatham, add
to be paid (Or by Bills, pa,*able, with Interest, ninety/lays .{/ter
date.
The Conditions of the Contras may be seen at the Score-
tarye Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in wow's at length, or that shall not be delivere4
to the lloard before One o'Clork on the said Tuesday the 2'lth
instan, nor Nnless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his 6ehalf,-attends, to answer, When called for
London, England, 1807-04-25

THIRD•DAY OF DRAWING.

THE First-drawn Ticket; May 2, being the
11 Tbird Day-of Drawing, will be entitled to
TWENTY THOUSAND‘P UNOS, .
Fir t-drawn, Foutiti Day ot 'Drawing, ,May 12,
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS..__
First drawn, Fiftli.Day of Drawing:- May i 6,
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS,
First-drawn, Sixth Day of Drawing, :May 19,
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.

The aboire Prizes will be given Co the First-drawn Tickets,
over and above any of the numerous Pleating Capitlli the
Wheel contains.. _ _

PRICE.

•
Whole Ticket - - - 41.9 is o
half _ - - ,C to 3 o Eighth - £2 12
Quarter -- - 53 o Sixteenth - - 6 6
TI C,K ETS and. SHARES are selling at all the Licenced
,Lottery Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland.

.TWENTY THOW;AND POUNDS
4ror the-First-drawn Ticket on SATURDAY the.zd May,

il.; Third Day of Drawing. -
TICKETS and SHARES' are .on Sale (warranted
undrawn) at HAZARD, BORNE, and Co.'s Office,
No.. q.;,. Royal F. xchange, who sold all the First.drawn Ca.
pital Prizes in the lasfLottery.
London, England, 1807-04-13

SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL S.
Arrived—the Susannah; Wilson, and Experience; R RCP*
rio, from Cork ; Clarence, Grieve, from Demerara ; Yor-
rich, Lambert, trom Charlestown; and Nancy, Bali, froD
Dundalk.

GRAVYSIIND, APRIL iO.

Passed by—the Prince of Wales, , froth Malta ; and
Fingal!, Owen, from Gibraltar.
Sailed—the, Everetra,. Patterson, Lord St. Helens, Suett,
Mary; Sarnran; and rEniit*, Peacock, fot Quebec 3 tairwr,,
Crosby, and Hope, Besant, for New Brunswick , Governor
Milne, Allan, for St.'l-)oinim.;o ; Princess Mary, Huilt, JO
Anna, Poynter, tar Waterford.
London, England, 1807-04-13

THEATRE ROYAL, COVE/NIT—GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April 14, 1507,
will be. Pert-owned
TOWN AND COUNTRY; . r,
' Or, WHICH. IS BEST ? • •
The princi• al Charaders hy
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KENIBLE, Mr. BRUNTON,,
KEMBLE, Mr FAWCETT, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY,
Mrs. GLOYER., Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON,
Mrs. PAV EN PORT, Mrs. EMERY, .Mrs, LISTON..
..E.L"; the Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON,
-*" I'llogue by M r.•FAW C ETT and Mr.BLA N CHARD.
WITH
- HARLEQUIN • AND MOTHER GOOSE;
or, THE GOLDEN. EQG.
Principal Charaders,
• Mother Goose, Mr. S I 11,1 %10 NS ; •
Cohn, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80.
. LOGNA, jun. ;
Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squireitugle, afterwatils Clown, Mr. -G RI MAL DI ;
Oddlish, Mr. MENAGE.; •
C.abin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMALLEY ;
Columbine, Miss SEARLE.
Thursday next, a new Pantomime Ballet, called The
ogre and Little Thumb; at, The Seven League BOots.
London, England, 1807-04-13

PARTNERSHIPS DIScOLPED.

Jonah and John- Rylanec, Pilkington, Lancaster, cotton-ma-
nitfadurers.
Joseph Fletcher and ion. Bradbury. Manchester, grocers.
T. Taylor, T. Stroud, and W. Taylor, Ludgate-street, ha-

. , .
berdashers.
Mary Hurst and Richard Bond, Brownlow-street, St.Giles's,

. .
smiths.
G. Castle, T. jowett, and I. Hickson, Huggin-lane, Wood-
street, hosiers.
John Edmonds and James Edmonds, Brick-lane, St. Luke's,

cotton.dyers.
N • Porter and C. Welch, Birmingham, faaors.
1. Macdonald and T.- Bailey, Harris-place, Oxford-street,

printers.
G. Madeley, W. Hodson, W. Haywood, P. F. Muntz, and
j. Roberts, Birmingham, glass and china-manufacturers.
J. Moore and P. Moore, Red Lion-square, Holborn, builders.
R. Guest and W. Kettle, Birmingham, brace-manufacturers.
D. Shaw and W. Arrowsmith, Liverpool, merchants.

OLD BAILEY.
London, England, 1807-04-13

May 9. Waiter Hunt, late of Putney, Surrey, grocer, at
'twelve, at Guildhall, London.
May g.. Elizabeth Fitton, of Bolfon on the Moors, Lanca-
shire, milliner, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 2. George Tinkler and John Risk, of Nleal'd's-court,
• Wardour-street, Soho, Middlesex, leather-sellers and co-
partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 5. John Christian Hube, of Broadway, Deptford,
Kent,,potter, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 8. Bryan Pearty, of Kendal, Westmorland, skinner,
at 'six, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal.
May 9. John Wilson, late of Kendal, Westmorland, tallow-
chandler, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal.
April 25. James Fletcher Hughes, of -Wigniore-street, Ca-
vendish-square, Middlesex, stationer, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.
May 5. Samuel Ilitchin, of Kingsland-road, Middlesex,
victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall.
.May 5. Michael Phillips, of Norris,street, l-laymarket,
Middlesex, grocer, at ten,' at Guildhall. •
May 5. George SoOthard, of New Bond-street, 'Middlesex,
linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. '
May 26., lames Robertson and James Hutchinson, of Fleet-
street, London, oilmen and co=partners, at twelve, at
Guildhall.
May 4. William Rouse, of Worcester, silversmith and jewel:.
ler, at eleven, at the Crown Hotel, Worcester.
April; 28. Michael Favell, late of High-street, South-
wark, Surrey, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. •
May 5. Francis Scurry, of Kent-road, Surrey, coandealer, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
May .16. • Hugh Lloyd. of Middle Temple-lane, London,
money•scrivener„at ten, at Guildhall.
'May 5. Peter Gsndon, -Of Wentworth-street, Whitechapel,
Muidlesex, cooper, at ten, at Guildhall.
May t 2. William johnSbn, of Edgeware-road, Middlesex,
collar-maker, at eleven, at Guildhall.
May g. Samuel Wilkinson and Joseph Borough; of •High
Wycombe, and of Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire,
bankers and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFICATE,S.
May 2..-Williant Handley, of I3everley, Yorkshire, currier.
John Collard the younger, of Canterbury, Kent, hop-dealer.
Robert'W ilbertoss, late of the NI i nories, London, linco-d raper.
Robert Curidall the younger, of York, common-brewer.
Jsaae Newton, of Manchester, cotton-manufaclurer. •
John Holliday, of North Audley-street, Hanover-square,
Middlesex, carpenter and undertaker. • -
Abraham Mendes Pereira, of 'Old Bethlem, London, mer-
chant.
London, England, 1807-04-13

TO-MORROW

The Drawing of the STA•I E LOTTERY will commence,
and the First drawn Ticket on that Day wilt be entitled-to

1' WE N TY.TNOUSAND POUNDS.
HAZARD, BURNE, and CO. • No. 0 , Royal
Exchange, who Sold all the First drawn. CAPITAL
PRIZES in th last Lottery, are -selling. TI CKETS- and
SHARES for the present STATE LOTTER Y.
The .First-drawn Tickets on the ad, 3d, and 4th Days of
Drawing, will be also entitled to TWEATy THOUSAND
POUNDS each.
London, England, 1807-04-13

" The position of General NIICHELSON is still the
Lieut.-General MAYENDORF, who invested

same.

limael, and who occupied the mouth of the Danube
with his corps of the army, made a fresh attempt,
on the 24th of February. to take that fortress by as-
sault ; he failed as he did, the two first times ; his
troopS were repulsed, and as his artillery was insuf-
ficient, he was obliged to.retireto Foltschi."---(1110,
niteur,. March 30.)

BUCHAREST, FEB. 13.—Since the arrival of the.
Russians in this country, several Engagements have
taken place between the advanced posts; but they,
are of no consequence ; the Turks always formed
the attack, but were constantly repulsed.
On the Bth inst. General 11licuELsoz,r detached
Colonels STAROM and VIRKING with' one
s(luddron of Cossacks, two squadrons hussars,

lour squadrons drapons, I arcatits„ and

one piece of ordnance, ,to dislodge we Turk:,
fi.o:h the villages of Kuktisutz. and Megura, wh;ch
were oceupi-ed by 6000. men. A severe co.iafUt •
.en-
stied, in which the Turk, hal 600 men killed, but,
in consequence of their b&ng strongly :reinforced,
the Russians were compelled to, retreat..
MILAN, MAnc H 8 —Letters.from Rome announce
that the health of His Holiness is in an alarrk,ing
London, England, 1807-04-14

FINANCE.

The House, on the motion of the clitiNdELLOtt of
the L.:cue-fauns; resolved,itself into a Committee
.on
the Loan Bill ; Mr. HostrovsE in the Chair.
,The CH.:INCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, he had an Amendment to submit to the Com-
mittee, totwilich he did not imagine there would be
any obje6tiOn. The House was aware that.the intcrest
of the Loan was provided'for without any charge for
the present year. He was desirous to alter the pre-
sent Bill ati little .as possible, that the pledge made
to the.Contraecors should not .be violated, and that
the public should keep its faith with those who sub-
scribed ro the Loan. He therefore meant merely to
wove an Amendment to leave open,the subjeci with
tespett to making the War Taxes perpetual. His
Amendment had merely that -,object in view, ~'as
there was great oiajedion made froM different parts
of the country to- perpetuating the Tax on IMports
and Tohnage. He therefore propiiscd that the War
Taxes should be applied to the objea till six months
after the B.atification of the Treaty of Peace, and
that the Tonnage and Import duties should then
ce,i4e,and the cifferenoe be paid out of the Consoli-
dated Ftind. It was therefore right to defer all that
was not absolutely necessary to be adopted in the
present-ScssiOn, and he should propose'such Amend-
ments as in this view be thought called for.
Lord :lENIIT PETTY had no objection to the
Amendment.

Sir Tlioi,i,AS Tvß?o expressed his decided dis-
approltion of the.lncoine Tax being made a perpe-
tual War Tpx,
The CHANCEI.T.OIt of the Exciraueft said, that
no part of the plan went to that eXtensioir.
, Liir4 gEATI-ir PETTY said, the property. Tax
Was exClw.l6.l under his arrangement, and it was
left open for dieussion bereaCter,whether, it should
be..ruade perpetual or not. • • • -
Aiessrs.—ThDrutpn, Tierney, UigAisson, and-Van-
,ittart, said 1 few words .each ; alter which' the
Citairman reported progtess, awl obtiqued„ leave tu
again t99-morrow.
London, England, 1807-04-14

RAF,R,VCK DEPARTMENT

Lord HENtiY PETTY rose, pursuant .to,notice,
to move for the prOduelion of the Minute relating to
the I.l:irrack Department; 'which was transmitted ,to
the "Lords Of the Treasury by. the Commissioners of
Military Tnquiry, early :in the last autumn. Part of
the. Fourth Report was sent to the Lords Commis7
sioners of.the,TreasurY, who' were of opinion
.that ,a
Boarcllghonldibe:estabrlisbecl.to :consider the Re'nort,
N'vnich receiVectrr.rhe Kin est!san6tion ; but the
Privy Seal was not:iffiked to -the commission, and
to which the Nobletord who now held that. Seal re
fused to affix it. He trusted that no obstacle would
be thrown in the way of the Inquiry; as there were:
rem and enormous abues that required serious in-
vestigation. He therefore moved, that the said Mi
note be 'laid before the House. -

. _
The CHANCELLOR of -the ...EXCHEQUER
said, it appeared to him that the mode _of itiestiga-
tion proposed would lead to embarrassment:, : The.
Report alluded to contained a great' variety of matter,
and as Ministers were in the situation of great re-
sponsibility, they-would 'not of course •proceed with
precipitancy; }however great their wish may be .to
reform abuse. He had no ohje&ioii whatever to
the motion (which was put-and agreed to);- he should
Merely. observe, that Ministers were justified- in-he-
sitating upon a measure the propriety of which was
disputed by most.of the persons who were -consulted
on -the subje& .by their predecessors.
London, England, 1807-04-14

C:i

ging zti Order. the last Earlianlent-for, laying
ly_ttbre the Hause certain Accounts relating to the
Excise of Scotland, i hat- any motion . for 'discharging
an order of a fernier. Parliament, or even of a former
Scssion of the same Parliament; was contrary to all
Order'was not binding unless it was
renewed, and the knowledge of this fae-..t.Miglit be
sufficient to save the trouble which it was intended
avoid by discharging the Order. •

uqage
London, England, 1807-04-14

NAVAL _NEWS.

FALMOVTII, APRIL 12.—Arrived the Duke of
Kent Packet, CfJATESWORTH, With Mails, from the
Leeward Islands, 35. 'days passage' from - Tortola
American Ship Perseverance; SWINE, from
.New
York ; ditto Brig Vansarow, CRENDERS, from
ditto, 75 days passage, for orders' ; His Majesty's
Ship Humber 18 guns, Captain HILL, ; and Pickle
Schooner, from a cruize:

Arrived at Antigua, on the 14th of Februariy, the
Favourite, of 18 guns (late His Majesty's Ship Fa-
vourite), captured by His Majesty's Ship. Jason, at
13arbadoes.

On the gth April, in lat. 4g. 54. long. 13.58. the
Prince ildorphus Pac'ket spoke the Ship Alateina,of
London, from Jamaica,. bound to London, out 73
days ; the .American Ship George Barclay, from
Philadelphia for Amsterdam, out 41. days ; the Ship
Brides town, from London to Jamaica, is 'lost 'on the
Cobler's Rocks off Barbadoes,' the Brig Thames,
from London to New Providence, is taken, and car-;
tied into GuadalOupe ; Brig volunteer,. from Cork,
and Lisboia to Barbadoes, is taken 'and carried into
St. Martin's ; the French National Brig Lynx, 18
guns, arrived at Antigua ou the 30th of January,
'captured by the boats of His Majesty's Ship
latea.

Passed by late last evening, about 15 Sail of East
India 'Ships, which left St. Helena on the ist of
February.

Poarsmourn, APRIL 1 3 .—Arrived, the Cambrian
Frigate, Captain BERESFORD, from off the Halifax
station ; arrived also the Elizabeth, AYES ; and
Mary, CRAWFORD, from Waterford ; Eafsluncl,
ApENESSRAS;:from Frederickstadt; and the'Speedwell
LUGG, from Cork. .

Went into the harbour, the Success Frigate; Cap-
tain AYSCOUGH, for repairs.

DLL, APRIL' 13.—Sailed froni the Downs this
morning the Diligence .and the Swift East India
Pilots, with the whole of the home;.vard-bound East
Indiarnen and Whalers for the River.
Sailed the Surat Castle East Indianian for Ports-
mouth.

Came down frOm the ,River the Amelia, SAWYER,
for Boston, and Lystra, BOYLE, foi Quebec, with
several other outward-bound Vessels, which remain
in the Downs with. the.rest of Ships as per last..
London, England, 1807-06-26

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COURT OF'COMMON PLEAS, juia

STRATHMORE V. BOWES.
The obje& of thiS trial was to examine the you-
dity,of a deed set up by. a Mr., Bowes, which was
exectited by thelateconntess of Strathfnore, his wite,•
in the yen t7a t; four years Subsequent to his• mar-
riage, assigning• in trust for his •use,. a third part of
certain. estates, the fee simple of which she inherit-.
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forward for the first time, by Mr. Bowes, in the
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he had made it the ground of a' petition to the.eo-tirt
of Chancery, praying an order to be ipai& the issues
and profits due to him in. arrears 'upon the said
estates.. It was alledged, libwever, on the part of
-Lord Strathmore, that it was obtained-by daress and
terror, and therefore not 'Mid. •

- .
. .. . . .
th
Mr.: Ber.jeani CdcKELL, .for Lord Strathmore, in a
speech Of two. hours, stated the case, and,
,went
thrqugh 4 the charges he engaged- to proiTeagainst
Mr. Bowes of cruelty to the Countess;;. to, support
which headduced a immber of living Viltlic:SlieS, and
the attested depositions of dead.oues. •. *
..

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NAV AL NEWS..

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 17.—Arrived this morning the
Pomone Frigate from a cruize off Rochefort: Some
days since, while cruizing on her station, she fell
in with a Fleet of French Merchantmen, consisting
of about thirty-two Sail, under convoy of two Arthed
Brigs, from Brest, bound to Rochefort, laden :with
provisions and necessaries Lot. the French Squadron,
to which she gave chace, and soon came up with,;
fourteen Sail of which she captured : the twelve
following arrived here this morning, viz.

Brig Le Margaret, Schooner Marie,
La Nymphe, Sloop La Voila,
Languelquet, La Utile,
Bona vcritu ra, Jan Andre,
•
La Laborieuse, Le Hazard, '
feune Annette, La Conde, ;
all laden with wheat. The Crews of the Vessels
took to the Boats, and all effeaed their escape, .as._
did the remainder of the Vessels, by getting in-
shore under the Batteries.

The two other Vessels captured by the Pomone
are not yet arrived.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 18.—Yesterday evening came
into harbour the Plantagenet, of 74 guns, Capt.
RAD LET, . and La Sybille, Frigate, Capt. WIN-
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T.EIROP.

Arrived this day the Sprightly Cutter, of. 14 guns,
Lieut. GORDON, from the Westward; and the
Sportsman, STANTON, and the Pillhead, CROISSARD,
from the Downs, for Gibraltar and Mogadore.
Sailed the A/lobe Frigate, Capt. LORING; for the
Channel Fleet; also the Inconstant Frigate, with a
Convoy for Guernsey and Jersey ; and the Succes
Frigate, Capt. AYSCOUGH, for a cruize off Havre de.
Grace.

The Hannah, ROBINSON, from Philadelphia WI
Amsterdam, laden with sugar, cotton, coffee,. &c.
and the Mary, RICHARDS, from New-York, bound
to Antwep, also laden with ,ogar, cotton, coffee,
&c. are detained, and sent into this Port by the
Alarm Privateer.

YARMOUTH, JUNE I B,—Arrived yesterday from
cruize the Agincourt; and sailed on a..cruize the
Quebec Frigate. This morning arrived the Majestic.:
from the Nore, and sailed the Namur for the Nore.
Remain in ihe Roads—the Roebuck, Agincourt, 111inotaur'
Vanguard, lklajestic,Orion' Ruby-,Goliath, and Agememnon,
Stops of the.l.ine ; Vestal and tescent Frigates; klyacitah
Sloop; Bruiser And Earnest Gun-brigs.

DEAL, JUNE i 8.--This morning the Indignant
Guit-b;-ig, with the outward-bound Merchantmen,
&c. got under weigh, but the'wind blowing wester-
ly, they again bore up and remain.
Arrived the Stork Sloop of War, from the West-
ward ; also the Mutine Sloop of War, with the
Eagle Transport, having on board the first Company
of the Artillery, King's German Legion, and several
light Transports under convoy, which remain in the
Downs with the Ships as per last.