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This Day was published, .
A New Edition, being the Third,

Accompanied with a highly finished E ograving of the Author,
In Six Vols. Svo. price 21. 14s. in boards,
HE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of TOBIAS
T SMOI. L ETT, M. D. with Memoirs of his Life and
Writings.

By ROBERT ANDERSON, M.D.
The decided preference which Dr. Anderson's Collelion
of Smollett's Miscellaneous Works has obtained from the
Public has enabled the Proprietors to spare neither pains nor
expence to render the present Edition still more worthy of
their acceptance than any that has preceded it ; and while
they thankfully acknowledge the liberal , patronage. which
they have experienced, they beg leave to state that the worthy
*Biographer of Sinollett has, in again Committing the Life of
that incomparable Author to the PresS, been enabred
to cor—
ret3 some mistakes, supply some deficiencies, and to subjoin
an Appendix of Original Letters, which will be found highly
interesting.
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For a Small Genteel Family, Farms, ircc. on the Border of
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Inn, in Foraingbriclge,

AGENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with 'two
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Opportunity
Particulars
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year to 4 like good Tenant ; and some Small Houses and
Gardens near the above-mentioned Dwellinkhouse.
And on the same Day and the next following. ( Friday, the
3d April) will also be sold
,by Audion (on the Premises) the
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bwelling.house ; oned -horse' Chaise, and the Horse belong--
log to it ; and various other Articles to be mentioned in, the
Catalogue.
N.B. The said Dwelling-house, Garden, &c. are in most
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London, England, 1807-03-03

SPRING STATE LOTTERY,
To begin the 14th of April next.
I_IODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
Cornhill, Oxford-street, and St. fames's-street (esta.
blished so years), are now selling the TICKETS and Legal
SHARES on the best Terms, at their above Offices, where
all Prizes ate paid on demand:
SCHEME contains
4 Prizes of X sotooo
4 - lo,oee
4 • • 3000
kc.
London, England, 1807-03-03

AN ADDRESS.

VITHENEVER the Proprietor of Dr. NORRIS's
V.V. .DROPS solicits the attention -of the Public, it is
with a pleashig confidence, inspired by the knowledge that
this eplebrated Medicine is too universally tamed for its un-
ectualled virtues as a Specific in Fevers of e--..ry description,
Colds, and all 'Disorders arising from obstructed Perspira-
tion,- to hermit such an Address to appaar intrusive ; for to
possess ability 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 all
other means have failed; best prove its title to the universal
estimation it has obtained. That motives of gain should have
deprived numbers of experiencing the unrivalled Eflieacy of
these Drops by the introdudion of a deleterious Counterfeit,
IS to be lamented ; but the-favotir ot Government has per-
tted an effectual ...lard against this base fraud, by the name
ot " Thomas 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 will attend to
this indisputable inark of their being genuine, as all possible
means have, and will be taken, to expose such a dangerous
imposition in the West. India Islands, where they are highly
valued as a sovereign Remedy in the most malignant of Yu.
trid Disorders, called the -YELLOW FEVER.
The Family Bottle, 21.5. to be had only at the DoEtor's
House, No. 29, Lower Brook-street ; where Orders for Ex.
portation are duly executed. Smaller sizes, at I is. and as. 9d.
sold wholesale and retail by Messrs; Bacon and Co. No. I Jo,
Oxford.sticet:
London, England, 1807-03-03

PRUSSIA.

Lord GRENVILLE presented a Message from ;:13
Majesty respe&ing the Treaty with Prussia, a:'.d ~n
advance of Subsidy. (Vide House of Common,). •
'On the Motion of Lord GRONVILLE his.Al.ijesty's
most gracidus Message was ordered to -be taken intO
consideration to-n arrow, and the Lords, to be alai=
moved.
London, England, 1807-03-03

MONEY REALIY TO ADVANCE.

--- - -
-4.X.L L PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
arising froln Freehold, Cdpyhold, or Leasehold
Estates, in Land or. Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage' Settlements, Widows' fointures' An-
nuities, Patent Places, ChOrch Livings, or any otl,ltr Car,
tabs Income tbr Life, may-be supplied with temporary or
permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An-
nuity Intel est for the same. . •
The Nobility and Gentry of knoWn Property, br their
Heirs, may. be accommodated on, their personal security;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-
dna' may be deemed instalieient, the addition of another -
person to guarantee the payment of the:lnterest will re-
move the objetion ; and, in all, cases, privilege will he
given to the Public to return the Principal at their. own
ofijon. _ - _

Personal applications will be received every day till Four
o'clock;, and Letters front Correspondents in Town or
Country- (pqst paid) will be iinmediately answered, by ad-
dressing to the Direltor df the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town HOuse, NO. 8, Lower john-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1807-03-03

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTIIERS.

ALL. Persons going Abroad are requested to take
Notice, that the •Y ELLOW FEVER. 'POWDERS,
and Preventive Infusion, which destroys the .Effeets of. all
Kinds of Malignant Fevers in hot or unwholesome Clitriates,
may. be obtained at. the IVarehouses, . which have been esta-
blished with the most Philanthropic Views, at No. 40,
Charing Cross, near the Admiralty, London, and No. to,
Castle-street, Liverpool, by appointment of the
.Diree-tors,
of the Institution, to secure Health in Foreign Parts, where
Pestilential Diseases generally prevail;
The Powders and Infusion arc packed in Tin Boxes, each
of which contains a Qu tntity sufficient for One Person for
Twelve Months, together ~ith ample Directions for its Use
and Application. Patronized and strongly recommended by
Regular ind Eminent Physicians.

THE return' of Eruptive Complaints at this Sea-
:son, when the cold weather prevents the perspiration
from acting as a corrective, is sliewn in many habits by itch-
ing, and, much irritation under the skin. It is now ascer-
tained that the action of SP I LSBU Y's PATENT ANTI-
SCOR BUT! C DROPS gives. instant. relief, by. removing
all Obstruelions in the &tretory Vessels, -even when under
the anion of Scrophula. its good, effects as a Medicine in
giving Appetite, pleasant to take, and requiring no cessation
of business or recreation, and its existence as a remedy. in va-
rious coniplaints for more than,-thirty years in' repute, are.
facts that deny deception. • -
Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any mixture soht,'un-
less the words " By the King's Patent.' are inserted at length
on the Bill of Directions, Bottle,' and Wrapper; the Stamp
also (the King's Duty) is print,d in.).3lack Ink instead of Red
Ink.—Sold at the Di4pensary, No. 1.5, Soho-square, London,
iu Bottl:s of ss. 6d. Jos, and IL as. Duty ineluded. Com-
pound Eiesenve, Ss.

[PRICE SI XPEN

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF PEERS,

• •• MONDAY, MARCH 2.
Lord Viscount .LoNGUEViLLE, Lords GRANTIIA:\2;
SCARSDALE, and RI333LEsDAtE Look the oaths and
their seats. _
The Irish AU6tion Duty Bill was read third time
and passed. .
The German Yarn Bill passed through a Com-
mittee, and was" reported.
In an Appeal from the Court of Chancery, " Mack-
Well and • Others v. Jefferys and Others," the So-
licitor-General was heard for the Appellants.---Fur;.
ther •crisideration to-morrow.
Mr: HoliiioUSE and several. Other Members of the
House of Commons, brought-up the Thames Poe
Bill, the Sugar Drawback Bill, and rho South Sea
Bill.
London, England, 1807-03-03

TRA NSPORT OF.FICE,

Feb.. 23, 18,37.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducing His
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORTSERVICE, for taking Care
of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of
Prisoners of War, do hereby give No‘ice, That they will he 'ready at
this Office, on Tuesday, the t7th of March, 184, to,receive
sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to
Contra!? for ihe Sapp& of
Bedding
Cutts For the Transport Service.
Hammocks
• Hammock Clews

•
Bedding ,
Clothing
Curled Hair For the Service of Sick and Wound_
Linen ed Seamen.
Flannel
Calico

Bedding For the Service of Prisoners of War,
Clothing
in Health and Sickness.
Curled. 'fair

No' Tender will 6e received after One o'clock on the Day
of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him,
'personally attends. Eecb Tender must ho accr4nParried 6y a Letter
from two respeflable Persons, engaging to leesme bound with the
Person tendering, for the due performance of the Contiaa.,
Farther Particulars may be known applying at this QUILT ;
at the Trnsport Offices at Deptford and Portsmouth ; at Has/ar
and PlymoUth Hospitals ; and at the several Depots for Pri-
soners of War, iriz. Norman Gross ( near Stilton), Stapleton (neat
Bristol), Portsmouth, and Chatham.
London, England, 1807-03-03

THE LOAN.

Lord HENRY PETTY gave notice, that as the Loan
would be contraeled for to-morrow, it was his inten-
tion, in the Committee of Ways and Means to-
morrow evening, to propose the usual Resolutions
on that subject ; and he would also recapitulate- his
different items relative to the Ways and Means and
'the Supply. He likewise gave notice, that in the
Committee of Supply on Wednesday he would move
a Resolution to grant to his Majesty the sum of
80,0001. to make good the advance to Prussia, stated
iu,the Message from the King which his Noble,
Friend had that evening presented.
At a subsFquent part of the evening, however,
Lord HENRY PETTY observing that it had escaped
him that Tuesday was not the regular evening for
the Committee of Ways and Means, gave notice,
that ;he would_ move the Resolutions relative to the
Loan, and make his recapitulation in the Committee
of Ways and Means on Wednesday.
London, England, 1807-03-03

MESSAGE FROM HIS MAIESTY.

Lord Howlex presented a Message from the
King, which was read by the Speaker, and which
was as follows :

G. R.

g$ His MAJISTY thinks proper to acquaint the House of
Commons, that a Treaty of Peace has been concluded be-
tween His MAJESTY and the KING of PRUSSIA ; a Copy
of which, as soon as the Ratifications have been exchanged,
shall be communicated to • the House; and His MAJESTY
also thinks fit further to apprise the House, that His Ma-
jesty's Minister, by whom the Treaty was signed, in conse.
quence of authority from His MAJESTY, and the urgency of
affairs on the Continent, has taken on himself to advance to
the Prussian Government a sum of money 'amounting to
about 80,0001. which advance His MAJESTY has been pleas-
ed to approve ; and His ,MAJESTY trusts that the House
will enable him to snake good the same.•'

On the MOtion of Lord HOWICK, his Majesty's
Message was ordered to be referred.to the Commit-
tee of Supply.
A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of Har-
wich, in the room of Mr. Freemantle, who, having
been returned for Harwich and Saltash, had made
his election to serve for the latter place.
London, England, 1807-03-03

parties of the Ayari of Rudithuck have been repulsed
and cut to pieces."

GOTTENBURGH, Feb. 20.—This. evening a Cou-
rier has arrived in ten days from St. Petersburgh,
bringing Dispatches from Constantinople, from Vi-
enna, from the Prussian head-quarters, as well as
from St. Petersburg') ; he states that the French had
received some more checks from the Russians ; and
that the Prussian Army had been reinforced by
60,600 Recruits.

Accounts received from Malmo yesterday, men-
tion that BONAPARTE, in one of the late a&ions,
has been wounded in the foot, and that BERNADdTTE
has also been wounded.

GOTTENBURGH, FEB. 23.—The German Papers,
received to-day, speak of a vi&ory gained by the
French, on the 4th inst. at Altenstein, over the
Russians ; but private Letters by the Post at Colberg,
state the affair exactly in a contrary way, and say
that the Russians had the best of it.

A Courier has arrived to-day from Malmo, who
brings an account that there has been some sharp
fighting between the French and Swedes, near Stral-
sund, and that the former were driven back to their
intrenchments. Gen. D'ARNFELDT commanded the
troops who made the sortie ; I cannot get the parti-
culars to-night.
London, England, 1807-03-03

ABSENTEES.

The Order of the Day having been read, calling
over the names of those Members who were absent
from the Ballot on Friday last,
On the Motion of Lord HOWICK, the names of
the defaulters were so called over by the Speaker,
which occupied nearly two hours. Several Mem-
tiers were excused, and the remainder were oro.:ercd
to attend in their places ; the greater part of them
to-morrow, some to-morrow se'nnight, a few to-
morrow fortnight, and the rest to-worrow three.
weeks.

It was stated by • Colonel BARRY, Sir HORACE
MANN, Sir . GEORGE HEATHCOTE, and General
LOFTUS, that several of the Irish Members were at-
tending the Assizes in their own Counties, where
their presence-was indispensably necessary, and that
it would be impraelicable for tt:em••to return within
three weeks, which was the time allotted them for
that purpose. Lord Howicx, however, contended,
and was supported in that opinion by the Speaker,
that the parliamentary duty of thoie Members ought
to be pararnouat in their minds to every other consi-
.,
Aeration.
London, England, 1807-03-03

SLAVE. TRADE.

On the Motion of Lord HowicK, it was resolved,
that the House should to-morrow torn itself into a
Committee, to consider of allowing a Bounty to the
Officers and Seamen of his Majesty's ships for any
Slaves captured by them in the Enemy's Vessels.
On the Motion of Lord HOWICK, a variety of
Papers were ordered to be laid before the House,
communicating the Monthly Returns of the State of
his Majesty's Forces, from the is: of January, 1204,
to the Ist of March, 1807.; the number of rank and
tile in 1804, 1803, 1806, distinguishing Cavalry
from Infantry; as also the augmentations that had
been made in those periods; the Returns of the
Number of Men raised for the Regular Army, from
the Ist of January, 1804, to the Ist of January,
1807, distinguishing those raised by the Additional
Force Ad from those raised by the regular Recruit-
ing, &c.
London, England, 1807-03-03

PICTUALLING.OFFICE,

: - Feb. IS, iso7.
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS MAY&TY's NAP. Y .tiohe'rebykine Mike, That on
Wednesday the 4th of March they will 6e ready to receive Ten-.
ders in Writing "sealed up), and treat. for Three Hundred Chat_.
drops (each consisting of 36' Bit:he/S.; /Ifinihester' Measurejo4
PITT's TANFIELD MOOR-COALS, or Coals of equal
goodness; to be delivered in a V.;lsole burg, 6.r Cargoes; oni-1:41,
'thereof as soon as possible, and the Otht r hill in the space Of two.
Months from the date of :4 Cantrat7, 7.,.:inds and weather per-
mitting, alongside the Wharf of His Majesty's riaualling Pre-
mires at Piym.outh and Soutbdonim and to be paid for by Bills,
payable, with interest, ninety days after date. . .
The Conditions of the Contract may ;be seen at the.qeeretary's

„No regard will be had to any Tender in.whi,ch the. Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered
so the Board hefire One o'Clock on the said Wednesday. the 4th
of March, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called Jar.

VICTUALLINer OFFIC,E,
Feb. 23, rSo7.
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do berebysive Notice, That'
on Wednesday the itth of March next they will je ready to re.
ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), for such Quantities of
KILN.DRIED ENGJASH-P.EASE as the respective Per-
sons who- may tender the same can engage to deliver in Two
Months, free y all charge and risk to ills'iVlnjesty, into His Ma-
eaties victualling Stores at Plymouth and to be paid for by
Bills, piwable, with interest, ninety days after date. Net Rny
ejer of a lest quantity than TIVIr.-y-Ave Ciarters atterided
The Conditions of the Conti-at-7 may be seen at the Stctetay's
Office, or by applying to Mr. Thomas Miller, Ag nt for the Vic-
tualling at Plymouth.
No regardwill be bad to any Tender inwhich the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or kat shall not be delivered
to the Beard before One orClock on the said IPednesday- the silb
of March next, nor unless the Person who.makes the Tender, .or
:me Person, on his behalf, attends, to ansv:tr, when called for.
London, England, 1807-10-17

THE .COW PDX.
' This Day was published, .
Illustrated' with aceuratelyCOlOUred Eititravioga of the Dis.
Case in its various Forms, price 45. hd, in boards.
APOLJLAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LATION, and of the Mode of Conducting it ; with a
comparison of the Small-Pox and Cow-Pox Inoculations,
intended for Heads of karnilies, and Clergymen, as well as
the Faculty.
By jOSEI'H ADAMS, hi..D. ,"
Physician to the Small-Pox and Inoculation Hospitals, to
the New Finsbury pispensary, Author of the Treatise
on Morbid Poisons, 84(% are,
Printed fot Richird Phillips, No:6, Bridge.street, Black,
friars, and so he had of Booksellers and Dealers in Books
throughout Great Britain anti Ireland.
Of whom may be had;
A Treatise of Vaccine Inoculation and its Varieties, by
Robert Milan, M.D. F.A.S. &C. &c. price iss. in boards.
London, England, 1807-10-17

SUPERIOUR MS. SERMONS.
This Day were published,
Price Sixty Shitlin4s, done up separately; for the Pulpit',
SIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SEW.
MONS, adapted for every. Sunday in tee Year, and for
the Principal Holidays, and Extraordinary Occasions.—
Printed in a new ,Script Type, cast on purpose, in eXaa
Imitation of Manuscript.
By a DIGNITARY of the CHURCH or ENGLAND,
These Original Sermons arc respectfully submitted to the
Clew as superiour modern compositions; betteradapted to
their avowed ;rbjczt than any previous attempts of the same
kind. The Author has himself preached every one ofthem,
and he can, therefore, speak to their suitable length and
eltedt—hecan also boast of the sanaion which they have re-
ceived from veiy distinguished ornaments ot the Church.
Printed for T. Ostell, Ave Maria-lane, near St. Paul's,
London ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country.
N. B. Clergymen who may not choose to purchase the
entire Set, till they have examined a few, may be acconomO-
dated with a Score, indifferently seletted, for a one-pound
note, which may, it agreeable, be addressed to the Publisher
by the Post.
London, England, 1807-10-17

READ AND JUDGE,
THE PRESENT SURPASSES ALL FORMER!!!

ON TUESDAY the floth of This Month, the
Richest Wheel ever known in the Annals of Lotteries,
Government,
round, containing what'
was never before allowed. by
Government, and probably never 'wilt be again, a Grand Prize
Of Forty Thousand Pounds I accompanied by-Twenty Thou.
sands I Ten Thontandi I Thousands ! and a long train of
Et Ceteras, giving Double Chances fur the same Adventure,
and ‘nut Two Blanks to a Prize. Confident of the superiority
and excellence of this Lottery, beyond all former, either in
the present or last Century,
• T. WARNLR, No. t 6, CORNHILL,
Recommit's an immediate purchase, and if it should so
happen that neither Ticket or Share can be obtained on the
Morning of Miming, no blame can be imputed t 3 hint, but
very justly to those who negled his timely advice till too
late. •

t 3 Country Banks sending Orders through their Bankers
in London, may receive the sante Allowance as Country
Agents ; Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks,
tee. Mail Coachmen, Guards, Stage Coachmen, Book-keep-
ers, and Carriers of every description, brinAing Orders, wall
meet with liberal encouragement; and all Orders, by Letter,
from Town or Country, containing payment, will ba treated
the same as if present.
London, England, 1807-10-17

SA TuRDAY, ocToßii, 17, .1807.

INTENDED NATIONAL LIGHT AND HEAT
COMPANY.
THE Gentlemen, Country Bankers, and Agenti,
-are requested to send hi
.their last Returns on or be.
Ore the Goth of this month, after which no farther. Sub.
scriptions can be received. All Admissions to the Experi-
ments, &c. must be presented htfure the ist.of December,
on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'Clock only. Tuesday
Evenings remain devoted to the Lords and Commons; their
Families and Friends:

• F. A. WINSOR, Inventor and
Pall Mall, Wt. to, tSe7. Patentee of Gat Lights.

. , .
MISS oWkNSON's WORK..
This Day was Published,
Elegandi printed, in .Torso Voturnra.: proccgs. .
DATRIOTIC. SKETCHES of IRELAND, writ-
teo in Connaught.

..
By Niss OW ENSON. . , , • '
Published by Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street,
Blackfri'ars ; and.to be had of all Booksellers, , ..
Of whom Ma)) be had, just published, by the same Au.

thoress, .
I. The Novice of St, noiniiiick, 4 vols. It'll.
2. Wild Irish Girl, 3 vols. ijs. 6tl.
3. The Lay of an Irish Harp, boards, 7s.
London, England, 1807-10-17

SEARCH FOR PRECEDENTB, AND. BE CON.•
• VINCED!

THE OPPORTUNITY ONCE LOST, MAY! NEVER
, BE REGAINEDiII.- •
N TUESDAY NEXT, the 20th 06tober,
.begins Drawing the only Lottery
.that 'ever did, or
perhaps ever. will, contain a Grand Prize of FORTY
THOUSAND .P 0 UN DS, 4sicks other Prizes of equal
magnitude as in former Lotteri?s ; and the Novelty of Prizei
of 'ricked fora Supplementary Lottery, of poly boa* Num-
bers, containing Twenty rtrousand, Ten Thousand, and
Thousand Pounds Prizes, and other -Prizes, amounting In
the whole to 63,0001;
Sir JAMES IIR NsCOMII and Co. convinced of the
superior advantages of the New Plan, recommend an early
puichase, as,frorn the present great demand, it is reasonable
to exped all the Tickets may be sold. •
Tickets' Witt Shares are now sellingat Sir Branscomb
and Co.'s, ,N0..11, Holborn, 37, - Curiihill, and 311, Hay-
market, Piccadilly, by whom, in the last State Lottery, and,
within the Wit two years, Capital Prises to the astonishing
amount of z6o' 0001. were sold in 461 Shares, exclusive of
tool. sot. Ite. &e.
Schemes Gratis, and Prizes paid os Demand. •
London, England, 1807-10-17

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
THE high Repute in whiCh Mrs. VINCENT's
invaluable GO W LA ND's LOTB)N stands unrivaled
renders it almost unnecessary to expatiate on its virtues. But
as many spurious .Compositions have been imposed on the
Public, she feels it her peculiar duty to inform them, that
none is genuine hut what is sold by theunder.mentioned ap-
pointments, and signed with M. L. Vincent in her own hand
writing.
It is a radical core for every species of Eruption, and a
Most innocent awl efficacious Medicine ; is in the highest
estimation by persons of the .first. distinetion, and those
who have experienced its value have testified gratefully the'
benefit they have derived from the use of it, whickinay be
seen by applying to Mrs. Vincent,..{, Davies.street. They
arc too numerous to insert in an Advertisement—but many ,
Which are printed are given with each bottle gratis. (;,),itarts
Bs. 64. Pints ss. 6d. Half-pints 2s.'gd.
Mrs. Vincent's Genuine Gowland's Lotion is .sold by her,
4, Davies.street, Grosvenor-square 133C011 and Co., tia.",
oxford.strcet, ,opposite New liond-street,, Butler, 4, anti
Riggs,t,s, Cheapside 1_ Tett and Ilolmes, Royal E xcnange
Mrs. N.twbery, Corpct St. Paul's Churchyard; and every
reputable Vender of C; 'amino Medicines.
To prevent Counterteits, please to ask for Mrs. Vincent's'
Gowlatittis Lotion, and -See that her Name is sigka on each
bottle...
London, England, 1807-10-17

THE SUN.

80LI,M QUU DicwßE,

FAI.SMI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,

VITURDAY, ae.rditi 1807.

- ;-:,.-

Tin Letters" brought by the Wu/sing/ram Packet
front Lisbon, 'still leave ,us in considerable doubt
with respcB to :the .fate
,of Portugal. We. have
stated, and upon good autiveritY; that the PRINCE
REGENT is resolut.,-4 deterinined to' adhere to his
sngagenlents. with this Country i but u9fottunatelY
liel4s, net the.meaus of proteging himself from the
dangers to which, in consequence'of this deterrnina-
tien,lie exposed .ftiOrn Irr'ance. The de-Par-
ture Of the Prcrich and Spanish Arnbass4.4om cleated
• '
very„consicierable,,alarni at,,,Lisbon; pot only among
the British Subjeas.resiclent there, but among the
natives, as they considered it as the signal for the
'invasion of Portugal. 'lle following bulletin was
issued upon, th© occasion, for. the purpose of allay-
ing. the public uneasiness : - • ,

Our SoVeWign, the Prince Regent, has not had it in his
power to prevent the departure of the Ambassadors of
,his
4" Catholic Majesty.
and of his',Majesty the Emperor of
" ranceand king of ltalyti he has notwithstanding pelt
" grounded hopes -that their absence will only be terriptirafy,
`' and that it will not be followed up 6y any hOstilities-onthe
", part of the abovi:. Sovereigns; with wham 'it is his RoTal
• Ilighn:ss's wish to maintain' that :good harmOny and c:ol•-
" respandedce' which haS..hitherto SubsiSted between them,
wEich t think proPer'to state to yoni Excellency, that you,
▪ inay Make the same known to the" ROyal Board of Corn-
" nierce, to be ptrblished by them 'wherever It May be neces-
sary.
•

" Palace of, Ajuda; 2d oet.'lBo7;

(Signed)- "ANTONIO DE AItANJO AZEVEDO.►►

Wekn9w nut thegoundsupan,Which the Prince
rests his hopes that the Ambassadors will return,
and. that .hostilitieg.. will not take place, unless per-
haps he may hope thtiewhen the Britih,.proPerty
removed frbit. 'Lisbon, -BLIONAPARTE may be dis-
posed to .relax in his demands, Tjte 'stagnation'of
d*eeiation of paper which naturally en-
stied 'from 'alarining situation of affairs,' induced
the . Portuguese .Government to issue the following
London, England, 1807-10-17

FIRST STATE LOTTERY for 1807, will commence
Drawing on TU ESDAY NE. XT
TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six-
teenths, are selling in a great variety of Numbers, and
at the lowest Price, by W. H. DANIEL and Co. Stuck.
brokers Lat their Licenced State Lottery Office, Pope's Head
Alley,, t-Ornhill, London, where numerous Capital Pries
have been Sold and Shared, anti every branch or the Lottery,
a. d Public Funds, is .transacted with corredness.and
London, England, 1807-10-17

4,lalifax shall direeti which sentence, being signed
by each Member, and 'the Court assembling again
on the quarter-deck, „the Prisoner being brought
forward, and the:witnessei: and audienbe admitted,
was read by theJUdge Adi,ocate accordin,gly. After
Which the President addressed the Prisoner in nearly
the following words : •
" You have now heard the awful sentence of the
- Court—You - have been found guilty of deserting
from the service of—your Country; which, at all
times, is 'highly criminal : .if it were possible to
make it more so, it at the preSent crisis,- when
Great Britain is struggling for her very existence.
Yoni deserting from the Halifax, and entering
ing into. the American'navy, has been attended With
most Serious.and unfortunate consequences,--atfettl
ing the peace of both countries.
" The olTenees of which you have been found
guilty are of so flagrant a nature, dual cannot flat;-
ter you with the least hopes of pardon': '1 therefore
earnestly recommend your employing the short time
You may have to live, in. making yoUr peace with
Heaven. •

" All who are now present,' -eild have witnessed
this Trial, as Well as the crews of others of his Ma-
jesty's ships, must be convinced of the *heinous
crime of desertion : more. particularly's°, when it
is attended with mutinous and contemptuous beha-
viour to your Otlicers-----the fate of the unfortunate
Prisoner will; I trust, sink deep into your minds,
and prevent the continuance of 'an difence so hurt-
ful to your Country, and disgraceful to the charac-
ter of British'Seamen."

On Monday morning last, at a quarter past nine
o'clock, the sentence of the Court-Martial was
carried into effeet at the -fore-yard-arm of his Ma-
jesty's 4loop of War Halifax.
London, England, 1807-12-25

11V,StITUMN.

A Selth Committeepf the Honourable Direaors
at tins excelleq EsAablishment took placeon Mon;
day, last, at the British Gallery, in Pall-Mall,.in
order to decide on the merits of the sevens! Candir.
dates for the.pretnioms offered' by the Instittitiqn
for the bestpriginal compositions, as companiens to
three praureg painted by the. follewing celebrated
Mastqrs:—Historical, " Theodocius," by V4K,r
EITKE, belonging to J. J. ANC,ERSTVIK, Esq.;,
" Candle-light Conversation,”. by itusatssa belong-
ing to CHARLES DUNGWIEE ' , Esq. • a " Landscape,"
by SALITA OCT ROSA, belonging to Lord Grtatspiabt.
The Companion to the first, painted by Mr. Pocoox,
Jun. is ." ArFlibishop Becket's arrogant visit to the
Palace of Henry the Second, for the purpose of ex-
eamMunicating him." This .piclure is highly
honourable to the talents of Mr. POCOCK, and was
rewarded. with a premium of tool. The compa-
nion to the second pidure, painted by Mr. JAMKS.
GAELS, i, " Gadshill and thetlatriers," and is also
an admirable specimen of art, ,and is conceivei with
charaaeristic humour. A promium of 601. was
awarded to this artist. The third companion pic
ture, painted by Miss Itstor.tia.a, is a " Landscape,
with Banditti," fur wh;vh a preinium of 401. was
adjudged to the tair Artist. Miss itEarAnt.s is
branch of a family long distinguished for their ta-
lents in the art, and it is with great pleasure we
acknowledge her relationship in genius ills°, as her
work is composed with great skill, taste and cha-
racier. The advantAges of this Institution are every
day more apparent. The Pictures which the Gal-
lery now contains, and to which gratuitous
of is liberally granted, affords many proofs of
ability in the rising geueration of Students that
proiniiC a height of excellence equal to - any
former mra of the Arts in any country.
London, England, 1807-01-09

MEDICAL SCHOOL 0.1; GUY's HOSPITAL.

THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES will
commence the beginning of February, viz.
PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. BAfIINCTON
and Dr. CURRY. • •

CHEMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON and Mr. AL=
LEN.

EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. by Mr. ALLEN.
THEORY of MEDICINE, and MATERIA MEDICA,
by Dr. CURRY. Y
MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, by Dr. HAtCHTON.
'PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL -CECO-
-I•Tomy, by Dr. HAIGHTON.
:STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr.
FOX.
N.B. These several Leaures are so arranged, ,that no two
of thern interfere in the hours of attendance; and the whole,
together 'With the Leaures on Anatomy, and those on the
Principles and Praaice of Surgery, gi'ven at the Theatre of
Sr. Thomas's HOsPital adjoining, is calculated to form a
complete Course of Medical and Chifurgical Instruttions.
Terms and other particulars may-be learnt front Mr. Stocker,
Apothecary to Guy'Sliospital.
London, England, 1807-01-09

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THURSDAY, JAN. 8.

the ameal " Charley v. Lord Dunsany,"
:hich was under consideration last Session, the 50:,,,:.:.i!0r-Gmer-A
:,,,:.:.i!or-Gmer-A was heard in reply. The further
Consi 4 eration deferred till this day se'nnight.
Earl SI'ENCER informed the House that his Ma-
jesty had been waited on with the Address of their
Lordships relative to the late Negotiation with France,
to which his Majesty had been pleased to return a
most gracious answer.

The Malt Duty Bill, and the Pension, &c. Duty
Bill, were read a second tune and committed for to-
morrow.

The Commissioners of the Customs presented se-
veral Annual Accounts ; ' which were ordered to lie
Oil the table.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, JAN. 8.

Mr. ADAM gave notice, that to-morrow he would
move that the Order respeding the consideration of
the Aherdeenshire Election should be rescinded,
for the purpose of being fixed for a more dis-
tant day.
__
London, England, 1807-01-09

z 5,000 Tickets

.159,C?(53

Catkrtals NterminaWe :
First-drawn Ticket, cat Day - 20,0ci0
Ditto - Day - - 'coo°
Ditto • t h Day - 39,000
Ditto - . - Last Day - - 5,000
Interesting ueitions
Is thee any other possible mode 4 'which I may gain front
a.stake of TArenty-Six. Shillings only (the price of a Sixteenth
Share in the abbid 'great Scheme) he'arly. Tivo Thousand
Pounds ?

Have I no ambition to make my fortune by a. made pt ad-
venture, where the Toss is trifling, but the gain may be
great ?
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country.
London, England, 1807-01-09

SMITHFIELD MikltliET,

This day's market • afforded but a short supply of
different kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal
are something cheaper than Monday's market ; Pork
sold at last price; and the trade for the most part
Was not over. brisk.—The sales in the Haymarket
were somewhat dull ; Hay and Clover obtained
last prices ; Stravi fetched a better price than .9v
last report. —We subjoin an, accurate statement of the
prices and numbers

To sick the Offal per stone of Sp).
Beef 4s. cd. to ss. od.—Mutton 4s. od. to 4s. tod.—Veal
ss. od. to 7s. od.—Lamb os. od. to os. od.—Pork ss. od. to
6s. od.

Beasts, 57J.—Sheep and Lambs, 270.-7-Calves, go.—
Pigs, 370 •

SMITHFIELD HAY -MARKET.
•Hay 31. los. to 51. os.—Clover 41. os. to 51. ss.—Straw
11. jy;. to zl. 18s.

. ,
. Cor N-EXCHANGE, JAN. 9.--Thearrivals of Wheat
to-day are few, and, the trade .heavy in sales, at
little variation in price,, some soled fine at 90s.
per quarter ; Barley in plenty, second and inferior
cheaper; Malt likewise ; Grey Pease at less; in
Beans of each sort but little alteration ; Oats are in
large supplies, and the samples of .ordinary quality
rather lower; Flour remains nearly At late prices.
Wheat 54s a (165 a Sis od Beans - 4Ws a 435 Ceti
Fine ditto -84 s a §lis C)(: Tick Beans 35s a .;as od
Rye - - 4)5 3'46s OEI Oars 22, a 26s a 305 od
parley - ! - 365 a 43, od Poland ditto .32s a 335 61
Malt - . his a 75s od Rape Seed 241. 271. oa. *0
i
White Peaze Sas a BSs ocl Einc Flout .7;:s. a..75s 0 i
Grey ditto 43s a 4215 od Set4tndS 6sa a y....s cd
London, England, 1807-01-09

Sir Frederick Fletcher Vane, Earl. Percy,
john Hearle Tremaine,

Will:am Jacobs, Esq.
Hon. Win. Howard,
Arthur Adderly, Esq.
Alex. Towers, Esq.
Thos. K. Beaumont, Esq.

joughan Raine, Esq.

Sir John Lubbock,
,I,3art.
Hon. Andrew FoleY;
Lord Walpole,
Gilbert (ones Esq.
John Barry,

NOMINEES.
William DiCliellSOD, Esq.
London, England, 1807-01-09

STATE LOTT E kV.
2 PtiLe's of • 30,000
2 - - 20,0;Da -
2 - to,ooo
3 sOOO
5 - loco
•sZio
&c. &c.
First-drawn Ticket, zooool.
CIVIFT and Co: No. Poultry, and No. 12,
Charing-cross, by whom the-First-drawn Ticket in the-
last Lottery, entitled to to,ocol.was sold in Shares, have
also sold, amongst many others, the following (all First-
drawn Tickets) in the few preceding Lotteries, viz.
No. 6,9,4 - 'zo,ooo
.No. 9362. - ,Cro,oao No. 71;7 - - - k fO,OOO
Srcq - 10,003 I. 20,9;2 • - -
The TICKETS and SHARES of the present Lottery are
selling at the above Offices, in great variety. Begins Draw.
ing the 13th January, t,Se7.

No. 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
Tr'. DISH entreats the Public to pe'ruse the Scheme
of the present Lottery t it will be found to-contain the
usual number of Capital Prizes, with the acidition,of 2 Prizes
of 30,0001. The last Prize of 30,0c01. ever drawn, was sold
at his Offices, in Shares, where z l'rize of 20,0301. 2 Prizes
of soya. and z Prizes of coca. were sold in Shares in the last
Lottery, making 20 Capital Prizes sold by him in the pre-
sent year. Tickets and Shares are selling at the abOve Offices,
in great variety, and th a Public will please to notice, that no
Private Lottery will be'dscided by the present, which begins
Drawing the 13th lanuary.

rassawr PAIGE.
Ticket - • ‘l9 16s.
Half - - iol. 2s. od. Eighth . 21. xis. 6d.
Quarter - $l. 2s. od. Sixteenth . 11. 6s. od.
*.** Persons in the Country may be supplied by sending up
Post Office Orders, Cash, or Bank Notes, either by Post or
Coach.
London, England, 1807-01-09

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
°THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 9, 1807,
will be performed
THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando; Mr. I3RAHAM ;
,Marquis Dc Grand Chateau, Mr. MA THE WS ;
Lorena,o, G LB dO N;
Wnimsiculo, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Peter,. Mr. DOWTON •
Constantia, Mrs. H. SIDUNS ;
Curiosa, Mrs.,HARLO.WE ;
Floretta, Signora STORACE.
After which will be' produced (t ith time) a new Comic
Pantomime, called
THE ENCHANTERS ;
Or, HARLEQUIN SULTAUN.
Mi,snar (Harlequin Suitaun), Mr. HARTLAND ;
tioram (the Vizier), Mr. COOKE ;
Urchin (the Clown), Mr. MONTGOMERY;
Macoma (the Good Genii), Mrs. MATHEWS;
Princess Hemjuna (Columbine), Mrs. SHARP.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s,—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price zs.
"'Gallery zs: Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.—No Money to,be returned. • .
.K.uss ace
Ples for the Boxes to be taken at the Boa-office, in L.rttle
street.
The Doors to be opened at Half.nast Five, :tad begin at
liall-past
To-znorre•v; • The 'rovok'd Husband ; with The En-
chatiteri; or, Harlequin Sultaun.
The new Opera of False Alarms; or, My Cousin, is un-
avoidably postponed till Monday next.
London, England, 1807-01-09

Arr./ Karr and sir Af. •ssqics"rai -haunis•-nesa
hounds had on Wednesday last one of the hardest
and best days that the olden sportsman ramemhers
they were met at Biihop Burton Vlll :ge fat upwards
of an hundred horsemen ; from whence they pro-
ceeded to Mr. WArr's Wllri, where they f,104
situmediately ; and after running a qu.irter• of my
hour in covert, the fox broke away, -and afforded*
most excellent run elan hour,, when they riin into
him in an open field. They theq proceeded to Bygate
Wood, and found in a small covert of Sir F. LEGARD%
qdjoining, from whence a fox went away4on hon.
ing thefirst whip crack, and never tumid his head
round, or owned any covert, until he went to ground
at Nunburnham Brat, which, in the Brie he tuok
was t 6 Miles from the place he was founi, over"thf
finest country in the world, tieing the gileatest pat.
turf, and hardly a fence the whole-way, Till ,tn 4
first cheek, which was about seven miles, theliounds
were never known' to go faster; and (luring the
whole. of this extraordinary run, which tired ad the
horses, they never vent less than three -quarts:TS
speed. The day was the finest possibl.i, and th 4
brilliancy of the scene was highly heightened by
several. Ladies in carriages, who seemed to enter ae
much into the joys of foX7hunting as the keenest
sp9rtsman.

As the Lottery wheels will be conveyed in a day.
or two to their interesting scene of aetiott,
tudes of spectators will be apt to contemp'ate theist
as they pass with much anxious attention especially
all such as had the early prudence to bectxne caudi
dates on this important occasion for Fo ftune's
yours. They will remind such also who ate not yet
in possession of Chances, that but a momen4 remains
for their determination to purchase into a Scheme
which presents Twenty Thousand Poundit 'to 0*
very first-drawn Number on Tuesday next:
No one need be invited to have a Share in the
present Lottery. The Scheme stands on its merit,
and must induce every observing eye to buy. sv
Chance. The ContraElors have already felt the good
elle& of introducing Thirty Thoueands, as they hovel.. •
disposed of a large majority of the frickeits. The
eligibility of the plan has caused .an extraordinary
sale in this Country; but "from Ireland and Scotland
the demand is unprecedented. The advantage of
buying on or before Tuesday next must be obvi4
ons, as the First drawn Ticket is entitled to 1.46;000.
Tickets and. Shares are on sale at the old -establtslied
State Lottery Offices of HORNSBY and Co. 2G, Corn-
hill, 62, Charing-Cross, and St. Margaret's
Borough. Nos. 33,979, 'and 41,60 g, prizes of
L
30,0001. were sold by HORNSBV and Co.
•
We have before noticed the astonishing merest
of Dr. SoLoraoN respeting the asrorrishincr cores.
performed by that all-saiiative Medicine the Cordisi
lia;nt of Gilead, which has amazingly promoted th 3
sale in thiS neighbourhood.. 'These Caie4; so re.
speaably attested, prove its intrinsic value in per=
wets consumptive complaints •in general, and uni-
Vcrsally stamp its.fame as first of Medicines'extant.:
London, England, 1807-10-10

'OI3SERV4,77OIVS
ititABuoNAPARTE's SP4ECH TO TUC .LEGIS-.:
..,I,LATIVE BODY, AtioZi6,

t!i►

•
s`f. I have erected various Irnperial Titleslo.give'a
new spieThdour to the principal-of my sulijetas;accd t,
hon our si2 c, nal services by signal. rewards, and thits-fti
prevent the return. of, all- feudal titles...incompatible

with our Constitutions,"
To prevent the rgturn of femillity. by rz-erea,
ing the titles of feudality:!",,-Thiti, I apprehend. is
equivalept to destroying a...thingsuby preservingit
hich is neither, more:: nablesithan'an absurdity.
But BUONAPARTE is correta in another sense. He
destroys feudality.in the very way that-he destroys
' Kings, by degrading it, andgiving, to the most dbjea of
mankind, thesitles which the ancient feudality had.

-creatbd. .It would be curious to run over the, his-
,
tBfy tf this rabble* of Dukes, Grand Dukes, Princes,
ILia4 ntd creation of the Tyrant, were it only

1 .41.4,c( repel Europe to become acquainted with the
wret hed state of degradation to which patience and

ahjea meanness have reduced her ! We have tittle

doubt but that this will form the subject of some
future Work, and, assuredly, that work will not be

I, 1 ;