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The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-03

CI?RTIFIC4TES.

lune 2.3. Robert Tabrum, of Walbrook, near the Mansion
house, London, Manchester warehouseman.
-Joseph Leeman, of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, linen-
draper.
Edward Purdie, late of St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell,
Middlesex, working-jeweller.
Samuel buckle, the younger, of Peterborough, Northampton.

shire, money-scrlvener.
Alexander Gerard, of Gloucester-street, St. Mary-le-bone,
Middlesex,-Inerchant..
PriRTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

Joseph Smith, lames Harris, and Thomas Savill, of Aldgate
High-street, wholesale t.a-dealers.
reter Patten, Esq. Robert Robinson, and Thomas Leigh, of
Sutton Heath, Lancaster,
Wrn. G teen and Charles Man, of Trig-lane, Upper Thames-
streeA, ligltiermen.
VY Carrai and Joseph Morgan, of Liverppol, biscuit-bakers.
Richard Harkness, Wm. M•V Me and Co. of Preston, dra-

pers.
Wm. Canning and Cohn Scott, of the Salisbury Arms, Caw-
lane, West smithtield, and Paddingt..n, Wharfing,:rs.
loscp1) and lona Trevitt, of Bolton, Lancaster, cotton manu-

. _ .
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tJeturena.
bourn Amery, of Bev&ley, and John Turner, of Kingston-
upon-Hull, linen-drapers.
Tr.'s. (torus and Mary .h.l'lntosh, of jermyn-street, St.

I air.es's.
lona Moore; of Manhcster, and Thos. • Sthith, of Wych•

siNet, clieesetactor§.
r4Jry:Povvell aria Cuthbert Fair, of Liverpool, brokers.
boughey, Moses brtot, ,Susannah Brent, and Char-
lotte limit, Ui itisiioptc-streer, tooaci:ottists.
itoathati of Nanchester, cotton-
nianotaauicns.
john >r ramis r rornent and John Butt, of High Holborn,
tat lOr S

MAILS.
ARRIVED--z Dublin, t Waterford. Dut Gottenburgh,
t Lisbon, i Waterford.

PRICE OF 'STOCKS
DAY nT TWSLVit ('CLOCK.
Consols for Opening 64i I Red. Ann. - - - 63111

THE SUN.

SO LEM QUIS DICERE TALSUM'AUDZAT?

L 0 N D 0 N,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1907.

THE Dispatches brought by the Diomede, from
La Plata, state, that the town of Colonia di Sacra-
mento, which is immediately opposite to Buenos
Ayres, had surrendered to the British Troops with-
out opposition.

It was from this place that the Spanish Troops
from Monte Video crossed the River, when they
retook Buenos Ayres. The possession of it will Ve-
ry much facilitate our operations against that place.

THE Gazette of last night contains the official ac-
count or the gallant Exploit of Capt. CHET/I AM; of
the: Sally, in the Vistula, which we mentioned ex-
clusively. several days ago.

A Duel took place on Monday 'naming, last, a'
few miles from York, between Mr. NELLIsti, of
that County, and the Hon: MARTIN HAWKS, in
which Mr. MELLISH was wounded ; but, it is un-
derstood, not cidnerously. They are both in the
interest of Lord MILTON.

Sir THOIIAS GASCOYNE'S Son was second to J)lr.
HAKE ; and Mr. LuE to Mr. MELLISH. •
London, England, 1807-06-03

MR. CLINE'S LETTER TO Mit. HOME.

DEAR Stit—l regret that I Was not at home
.when you did me the ,favour -of calling at my.
house yesterday, leaving a letter trom to
you,..with a requeAt that'l .would shew it to Sir
Francis Burdett. _
London, England, 1807-06-03

"I \I,TON• ELECTION.

T a MEETiNG of the Free and Independent
t. F.LEcroits cf ti,e BOROUGH of MAL'I'GN,
h4l at we Bull Ina, the t4th day of May, tBO7. ISAAC
LI ALT, Esq. coming forward as a Candidate
represent them in Parliament, having materially con.
ibilied to their late triumph in the cause of Independ-
'enLc a!lci Freedom of Election ' • and haying, irk particu-
Jar, nobly and generously resigned the Contest, when he saw
lilat the further perseverance of two Opposition Candidates
would prevent their returning -one Member to Parliament of
their own choice ' • and his having made this sacrifice, when
even his hopes- of, success were equal, if not superior, to
those of his opponents, thereby proving,. however, to the
Burgesses of Mahon, in the clearest manncr,-that their Inde-
pendence was the first wish of his heart ;
It was unanimously resolved, That Mr. Leatham is entitled
to the most grateful acknowledgements ; and that, as a last-
ing token tn their gratitude and esteem for him, and the high
sense they entertain of a conduct so truly 'noble and disin-
terested, the Independent Eleitor'of the Borough of Malton
shall present Mr. Leatham with a superb silver Cup,
eti-
graven with their Thanks, and with the sera of their t ree.
dom. •!•

Resolved also, That the glorious lath of May the day on
which Malton achieved its !hdependence, be commemorated
by an Annual Dinner ; and that all the Friend) of Liberty
and lmtependence,. both in the town and neighbourhood, be
invited to participate therein,
Malt,n, May is, 007.
London, England, 1807-06-03

By S, SOLOMON, M. D.

The Author is proud to confess, that he has been assisted,
by Many eminent literary medical men,
.to whose labours and
Assistance he is Much indebted • they, as Well as himself,
have tried. the- remedies.prescribed, and ackflowledged their
salutary and powerful
Orders given to any .tiokspiler in ;Townior Cpuntry,
4,
Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly executed at
(lly 3s. each copy, free of' eirlia,te. For the very' exLellent
tharader of this bOok, seethe different
London : Printed for the, „oi.uth,dr, and sold by Mathews
and Leigh, No. il, Stra:id-: and H. 11. Pater.'
nostcr-row ; also by ail Lioeitscilersin- the United i wgdurri.

Tjtis Day was ptiblistred,
Handsomely printed in in One large Volume,
Price, in °cards, 21. -ZS..
\AEMOIRS of the LIRE of I\ll-. ELIZABETH
FYI CA'RT.E R, with a New Edition of her Poems, Some
of which have never appeared before ;•to which will be added
some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together w; th her Notes
on the Bible, and Answers to Objections conceriling the
Christian Religion.
By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON,'M A.
Vicar of Northburn,• in Kent, her Nci.iiiew and, Executor.
Printed for F C. and I. Rivington,' No. 62, St. Paul's
.Church-yard ; sold also by I. Hatchard, No. 190,
Of whom may he had, lately published,

, .
Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, price t6s.
The Works of Epictetus, consisting of his Discourses, in
Four Rooks, preserved by Arria.a.; the -Enchiridion, and
Fragments. • Translated from the original Creek, by the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter; with an IntroduCtion and Notes by
the Translator. The Fourth Edition, with the Translator's
last ~,dclitiOns and Corrediorts.
London, England, 1807-06-03

DIVIDENDS

unc 23. Humphrey loues, 'Ate of Rochdale, Lancashire,
grocer, at one, at London.
luty 6. Wilhain, Jones, of ,`ewuhain, Gloucestershire,'
drover, at ten, at t►'e Beaufort Arms 'lnn, Chepstow,
'Monmouthshire.

June 27. Thomas Maltby and George Maltby, of Size-lane,
London, merchants, at teli, at Unil shall, '

July zj l osian rlacner, of atockpw L,ClLeshire, silkman, at
two ve, at G London.
June 30. Thomas liewey, of the Old 'Change, London,bakt,7,
at ten, at Guildhall.
my Lt. 1 rancis I)avid De La Chaurnette, of Laytonstone,
Essex, and Of Eradenhall•strect, London, ittel,:hant,
at one,.at Guildhall.
. _ .

ply 7. 'William Dickson, Stamford, Lincolnshire, 'linen-
draper, at twelvd, at Gulidnalt, London.
luly 4. Stephen Williams, of Dov“, Kent, grocer, at one, at
(;uildhall, London.
July I. tames Wallace, of Manchester, cotton-inanufac.
curer, at eleven, at the Dog Taver.i, Manchester.'
I uly 8. George Mather and lames 1-lutchinaon, of man.
. cheater, Joiners, at eleven, at the Crown lon, Booth-
street,' Manchester.
Tune 25. Thomas Mullingtori and john Mullington, of
Blackburn, Lancaaline, cotton.nianutacturers, at two, at
the Star lint, iNlatichester. _

'June as. N tante 1 Wotihorp, 01 Harwich, Essex, merchant,
at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge, Sur:Wk.
June 24. John..ltaymond, late of Fowey, Cornwall, sail.
maker, at twelvz, at the George Inn, Crewkerne,
Somer-
sctshire.

Junet3. John Alfrey the younger, of Carshalton, Surrey,
r carpenter, at ten, at Gutldl►all, London.
dune a 3. John 13ure, nnw or late of Bishop's Castle, Salop,
plu►nber and glazier, at eleven, at the Castle inn, isishop's
Castle.
London, England, 1807-06-03

Fiona the LONDON GAZETTE, juize 2, 1807.

Foreign Office, Downing-street, June 1,1807.

The .King,has been pleased to appoint the Right
Hon. John Hookham, Frere_ to be His Majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and 141inister' PleniPotentiary
to the Court of Prussia.

The Kilt has also been pleased to appoint George
Jackson, Eiq. to be His iNiajestys Secretary of Le-
gation orthat Court. • - •

Vienna, April 30,
~1807.

Her Imperial Majesty the Empress and. Queen
died here on the 13th hest, in consequence .of a pre7
mature delivery, on the Gel), of "an Archduchess,
who only lived three days. •

yam, 2, 1817:
Ist Wegt India Regiment, .Major Samuel kluskiss.on,.,frOrn
the Sili Foot., to ne Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase.
4th Ditto, Major J. Snow Smyth, from the Sist. koot,.to.be
Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase:
7th Ditto, Major John Cameron, from the 43i Foot, to:be
Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase.
STAFF.

Colonel fames Taylor, oldie 17,th Foot, to be Commandant
at the Army Depot in the Isle' of Wig,lit." Lieutenant-
Colonel Min lames -Barlow, on Llalf-pay, to be Coin-
mandant_ar Hilsea Barracks, vice Main

Ord:lance-Office, 11i9i 30, •58:,7.
Artillety

11 lows Willis ,Muskett, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant-
Commissary. Dated May 17, 1807.
~ .
Commission in the tat, or Berwickshire &c. Regiment cf.
North British Militia, signed the La -Lieutenant of the
Chun j• o/ Linlithgow.
Lieutenant Henry Hair to be Captain .of a Company, vice
Abbot Upeher, resigned. Dated March 2, 1807.
Comntivsims signed 'by tie Dice.-Lieutenant of the C,unty of
Surrey.
24 Regiment of Surrey Militia.
Ensign - Elton to-de Lieutenant, vice Parker. Dated
Aprll 31, 1807.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Joseph Biddle, new or late of Birmingham, factor.

BANKRUPTS

James 0 Idmeadow, of King's-Lynn, Norfolk, upholsterer, to
surrender lune 3o at six, July I, at ten, and 14, at tour, at
the m1(111411, King's-Lynn. Attornies Mr. Goodwin,-
King's-Lynn or Messrs. Lyon and Collyer, Gray's Inn,
London.
William Riggs, of the Old Bailey, Lbndon, glove-merchant,
June 9, zc, and Icily 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Morgan, t; ray's. I MI-square. '

Alexander Sibbald, Of Wapping-street, Middlesex, slop-sel-
ler, l une 9, 23, and Idly 14, at wit, at Guildhall. Muir-
_ nies, Messrs.Sinitli and Setree, Great St. Helen's.

Davenport Sedley,. of London-wall; money-scrtvener, June
6, 13, and July i 4, at eleven, at Atturuey, Mr.•
Brown, Bride-lane, Fleet-street.
Henry Smith, of 13irmingham, June 19, 2n, arid
4, at twelve, at the Swan inn, Birmingham. At—
tornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and ince, Gray's-Inn,
London ; ur Messrs. Smith and _Arnold, Birmingham.
John Simpson, of Artillery-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, tal-
low-chandler, )1:11C 6, i 6, and It& 14, at twelve; at Guild-
' hall. A tturnics, Alessrs. 6:iton and Flardy, Birchin-lane.
London, England, 1807-06-03

By Mr. LEONARD,

Very 'Valuable VIEIHOLP FARM, called
COOLING CASTLE, six Miles from Gravesend,
and tour front Rochester, in a high state of Cultiyation, with
ad'otcelidnt Farrri-House, and all suitable Ouf:buildings, and
4 ei;tiage, all -in good Repair ; containing-in the whole 46c.
Acres, .little more or less, of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture,
4nfl fresh Marsh Land, all lying together in a Ring Fence,
in tie Parish of Cooling and Cliff; the whole in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Michael' Comport, whose Lease thereof expires
at Michaelmas next.
A Map may be seen at Mr. Woodgate's, Solicitor, Golden-
s(ivat:e. London, of whom printed Particulars may be had ;
also at GarraWay's ; at the Fountain, Canterbury ; the George,
Sittingbourne ; the Star, Maidstone ; the Sun. .Chatham ;
the Knit, Rochester; the Sir lohn Falstaff; Gad's Hill ; the
White Hart, Gravesend; the Bull,--Dartford ; and Of Alt.
Leonard, Land Surveyor, Chapel-cnurt, New 13urlingfon-
street, London.

This Day was published,

B 9 Mathews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand, H. D. Symonds,
Pateinspter-row, London; Dugdale, Dublin ; :and may
be haclifit any Bookseller, in One Volume Odavo, wit li an
elegant Portrait of the AuthOr, a New Edition, price only
3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, of
SoLOmONs GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Ad-
Li vice to,both Sexes, in a Variety: .of •Complaints..• hx
Planting, in a concise and plain manner, the 'node, treat-
znent, and most efficacious Remedies for the following [his.
eases, which are treated of under their respeditt heads, viz.
Abortion or Aliscairiage • I ndispOsitions attendant. on
Asthma Pregnancy
Appetite, Loss of IfidigestiOn
Barrenness. !. Juvenile Indiscretion
Bilious Complaints . Lowness of Spirits
Chlorosis or G rem Sickness 'Menstrual -E Vacuations
Child-bearing : Nervous Diseases
Consumptions ' Onanism, or Seciet Venery
Female Diseases Pregnancy
Fits Phthisis, or Cough
Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism
Flatulonce, or Wind Scrofula .. .
C leets I Seminal Weaknesses
Gonorrhoea - i Scurvy
Ilypochendria, or Melan- Turn of-Life,
choly Complaints Sac. Sic. •

To which is added, jin Essay on the Venereal Disease,
tleets, and Seminal Weaknesses. The whole illustrated
and interspersed with a variety of authentic fads n:ver'be...
tote published.
London, England, 1807-06-03

BOROUGH OF SALTA,SH.

Mr. PE.1.1., moved for a similartßule againqt Mr.
John Pariby, to skew by what authority he, claimezt
to be a. free Burges4 of the borough of Saltash•; he
having been eletted,: and there being but six- Elec:-
tors present, including the MAyor, three .of Who,n
objected to' swearing hirriih, while the other three
agreed to it. This was contrary. to the Charter. as
it was not only necessary to have the majority ou
theElediOn, but also upon the ceremony of swear-
ing in. Upon the same grounds several similar ruleS
Were granted last term,
Rule granted.

LENTON, V. PIMPS.

. This was the case of the Qui Tarn i6ions brought
upon the Game Laws, wherein Mr: Rushworth, an
Attorney, was'charged with being the. real Piaintitf
in these-i&iotis, as stated in our Paper of yesterday,
and some former Pipers:
. ,Mr. GAyROW wa heard at great length in support
of the' original Rule, calling on Mr. Rushwotth to
answer the matters of an affidavit, 'and pay the, De-
'fendatit's costs in 'these atlions.
The COURT &reeled that Mr. Rushworth should
ba%'e 'ail opportunity of answering the affida its, and
the Rule tbr payment, of costs was also enlarged un-
til the last day of the present Term. '

Mr. Watkinson 'and Mr. Watkins are in a fair
way of recovery. The watchman (C)lernan) who
was wounded in the contiiiit Which took place in
'Holborn', on Monday se'nnight, when it was sup-
posed that a waggon was attempted to be-robbed,
lies now •in a most dangerous situation. hi-is sus-
peeled that there was some smuggled goods iia am
waggon ; that a dispute arose among,the 'smugglers,
and that, upon the interference>cif the other people,
they have been stabbed in the manner that has been
already described. This, however, does not appe4r
to be•very probable. Smugglers in generals ire only
hostile to Aevenue Officers, or .those who may (A-F,_'r
them assistance.

Lift week,as My. Hug.hes, of the house of Rath-
bone,Hughes, and Do can, in Liverpool, was t-tturn- •
ing home about 12 o'clock, he was stopped. near the
Park Coffee-house, by seven or eightfowt7pads, who
took what cash he had about him, and also,his,coat:
notwithstanding the publicity of the situation, they
got ox without discovery.

During my attendance on Sir Francis, I have
repeatedly aireated that he should not be diqurbed
-by any communications -of hr‘siness., -and which di-
' re'tions.l believe have bee!.l stridly observed.'--I
thus' ihereiore be leave to dveline-connunniC.atitig
tire letter of Mr. Paull, which I 'now return to you,

.r.
I- remain your oVediontilitimble Servant,
cs WrH. JONES BIJRDETT."
" Piccadilly, Monday, May. 2,

LONDON :. Printed by RICHARD H.
RRIS, of No., 4, Martlett-court, Ilow.strmt;
._ Al tLe SoN-Of•4lCli No. Strand; where Advertitemtno; Orderi

uad published by ‘V LLI A m ARMIG P.R SCRIPPS, of South !Volt
.or / etters for.the Editor, tkc. (posi-paitl4
London, England, 1807-06-03

DILD.

On Friday last, at Flushing, near Fa!moult, tlie IZigh
Ilon..Lord Calthotpe' in the aldiyear Of his age..
On the ist inst. at Ripley, .in Surrey, 'at an advanced age:
Mrs. AirieliaSkureey. - • • •
Lately,
.at. kingston.upon-Thames,' Mrs. Pierce, rell6t of
the 'late unfortunate ,Captain Pierce, Comufander of tit
Haleswell. East-Indiaman, in which ship he perished
two-of his daughters and several other friends, in the year
•- ,
On Monday, in Bennet-street, Bath, William Drayton.
- ' z
•On the sth pits suddenly,. at Wisley Church"' Firm,'neat
Ripley, in Surrev, aged 52 years, Mr. Daniel Millen.
On the Bth of December last;. at his.residence near SpaniY)
jainaica, atrer.a short illness, Thomas Harden, ellicsg
son oefsir. George Harden, of the Talbot Inn, Ripley, Su('
re y. • •
Lately, in the 2 tst year of her age; iM rs. jefietson, wife OF,,
Mr. ohn fefferson, -Linen-draper, Monument-yard. . •
A few days ago, at Kes%vick,aged to'i, Mrs.
-son, formerly Housekeeper to the late Governor Stephensoil•
London, England, 1807-04-07

"8.../T`I'LlE OF AI,E.VANDRM, lioi.

The Arlniverary of the abOve day •a's- celebrated
in the Garr son of Cork, on the 21sr of Mai oh last,
by the 23d Light Dragoons, and both Regiment (the
Only twO Corps in that Garrison), who shared., ih,s
glories of the British achievements on the Plains of
Egypt; it having been previously agreed to, that not
only the Officers of those Corps, but others on vari-
ous employments in the district who bad also served
in Egypt, should be requested to jo4l the comme-
nn-anon.

The company, amounting to sixty, sat down to a
most sumptuous dinner in the Mess Room of the
'soth RegiMent. The room was fitted out for the
occasion in a style of superior magnificence ; over
the centre of the • table- were placed well-executed
transparent paintings of the two ever-to-be-re-
gretted Heroes, Lord NELSON and Sir RALPH ABER-
CROMBY. A sphynx and crocodile had a pleasing
effeel among other embleMatical figures placed in
a tasteful manner.

The Standards of the 23d Dragoons, and the Co.!
lours of the 50th Regiment, displaying their respec-
tive trophies, were conspicuously placed, and had a
most striking and happy died.
Brigadier-General HOUSTON, commanding the
Garrison, and who commanded the gallant 58th in
Egypt,. was in the Chair. Major HAVEN, of the
50th Regiment,
Major-General 1-Irm., another Egyptian Hero, and
commanding at Fernioy, also honoured the meeting
with his•presence.
The. following Toasts" were most rapturously given
in succession :

• The King ; Queen ; Prince of WaleS; Royal Family;
Duke of York and Army ; Mr. Grenville and Navy; Me-
mory of Sir Ralph Abercromby, with three times three.;
Lord Hutchinson, with three times three; the Ijeroes who
tell on the 21st of March, 1801,- with three times three ;. the
different General Officers who servedin Egypt.; Memory of
Lord Nelson, with three tithes three; the Allied Armies;
Lietit.-General French, and the Cork District ; Loql• liar-
ringon, and the Army of Ireland; Duke of•Berlford, and
Success to Ireland; Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Lumley, and 23d
Light Dragoons; Major Haven, and soth Regiment. • -
An excellent Military Band performed ,various
martial and appropriate pieces of wusic. The wines
being of the choiceot kinds, stimulated by the happy
Occasion of the meeting. •
London, England, 1807-04-07

BUnGLARI.—;.On Saturday ni bt, or early en
Sunday morning, the 'house of Messrs. SHARP and
Sons, Grocers, in Fenchurch-street, was forcibly
entered by means of an iron crow, *with which the
thieves forced open the shop-door, and stele there-
out Bank-notes and cash to the amount of 2001. be-;
sides other property of great value.
Extravagance has been forcibly defined by an emi-
nent writer ;—" The wasting of money in 'Various
modeS, by not one of which any profitable return
can possibly- be effected."—Under this definition,
even the most spirited of Lottery adventurers cannot
be said to fall ; inasmuch as the money they expend
may produce a return of profit of above a thousand
fold. Let the momentous State Scheme, which
commences drawing in a few .days, be candidly
viewed, in proof of this incontrovertible ffta.
London, England, 1807-04-07

I
after four years imprisonment, be possessed but two
shiilings in the world.
A poor woman, named Mary Mortimer, ne-Kr ap-
peared, who, with her large and struggling family,
. was reduced-to beggary by the pretedces of Mr.
Andrews, in 1796. Her husband was a working
cabinet-Maker, and she herself,' by her working
needle-work, and the produce ok a mangle, helped.
:to support
.her children.. They - had- a house at
No. 14, Great \Varner-street : ,Mr. Andrews came
there to take lodgings fbr hiinself and a young wo-
rrian, whom he passed. for his wife, with his (laugh-.
ter by a former wife. He. professed to be a Gen-
tleman, and a, person named Wildtrian afterwards
came and took apartments in the house, and passed
for Mr. Andrews's partner.- The former appeared
.most like a gentleman, told her he -had a country
house, where he kept a coach and seven servants ;
and he desired, if his servant dressed in buff came
there, and asked for Richard Andrews, Esq. that he
Ani,;ht.' be shewn up to him. On the Saturday follow-
ing, Mr. Andrews and his lady went out together,
saying they were going to their lawyer : Mrs. An-
drews, On her return, apologized for not being able to
,pay 7a. for their week's lodging, and Mr. Andrews af-
terwards_ flew into a violent passion at his, lawyer,
sayhighe had got bonds, deeds, and wills in his hands,
and that he would neither go on with his business,
nor surrender his papers,' unless he wOuld advance
,money. He induced Mrs. Mortimer at that time
to lend him for the present 265. and.. then went
put. He returned again,• and said he gave his At-
torney that sum, but be refused to proceed further,
unless he gilt inure, I Ilmgh he had, sureties in.his
hand for 14,0001. part of his first wife's fortune. He
therefore begged she would procure him three gui7
near more, as it. would save him from ruin. The
-poor woman, by borrowing a little,--and pawning Iter
clothes and bed linen, raised the money for him. The
London, England, 1807-04-07

DIED,

On The 4th ult. on board tlis Majesty's Ship .Diamond, bk.
Havre-de4G race, aged 25, by the consequeoccs .of
Percy Cutter Docigsbn, Second Lieutenant of that Ship, soil
of thelate Bishop DotigSori.
On Tuesday last,. at Winchester-House,. Chesea,
fant daughter of the Elon. and Rev. Thomas De Grey.
• The same day, . Mrs:rLuCena, widow of the late J. Lucena,
Esq. aged 86.
On Friday last, at Sidmouth, Devonshire, aged 22. Fradf..
cis, the fifth soli of the late Robert Dyneley, Esq. of Blooms-
bury-square.
The same day. at the advanced age of SR, Mr. John Shard,
upwards of forty years in the Victualling employ, and up.
wards of twenty .vvars 'Head-warder.
On Saturday, Mr. Dale, many years prihcipal Box-k-ecp..4
Dru6'-lane Theatre,
On the 3cth ult. at Donhead • Hall, in the County of
Wilts, Archibald Edgard, the youngest son ofjohn Gortion,
Esq.
Lately, at Catestield, Sussex, after a lingering•
Mrs. O'Bryen,. the Lady, of gdward O'Brycii, :Esq. Re-Ar.
Admirel,of the Blue. _

Yesteniay -evening, "Mrs: Griffith, wife ct Mr. Williaril
Griffith, of Penton-street, entonyilley
Lately, after .a. painful illness, at her house in Russell:
place, Fitzroy%.square, Mrs. iVlynitt. , _
London, England, 1807-04-07

, BIRTHS

A

On the 2d inst.at Exmouth, the Lady of Adam Neale:
M. D. of a Daughter.
On Friday List,. at lien Castle, Pembrokeshire, the. Lady
of Thomas Stokes, Esq. of a Son and Heir.
..
On Sunday, the Lady of A. E. M. Atkins, Esq. of King-
ston Lysle; of a.Dorghter.
Lately, at the Duke of Marlborough's seat, Blenheim, Oz-
forcishire, Lady Frances Spencer, of a Son. - • •
London, England, 1807-04-07

On the morning of yesterday seinnighti.on board
the Sun Domaso Prison Ship, in Portsmouth. har-
bour, Rasaet Basquess, a Spanish ,Prisoner, while
standing on the gna-deck, w‘s stabbed in the lower
part of the belly by Manuel. Cabezas,.a fellow-priL
saner, of which wound he died on the following
day. An inquiSition was held, on the body, before
Roger Callaway, Esq. Coroner for the Borough,
and a verdid was brOught in of wilful murder against
the said Manuel Cabezas, Who has since been .com;
mitted to take his trial. It appeared .on the
deuce of the Spanish Surgeon, that frequent in-
stances occurred of severe wounds being given
among the Spanish prisoners in a private manner.

RiCHARD HARRIS. Of O. 4, 111vtiett-c6urt, Buw.orc.4t ;
London, England, 1807-04-22

DOCTOR HOWELL's POWDERS.

. - - -
FITS.-EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HY-
r STE RI CS, and ail Kinds Of FITS, radically Cured by.
Dr. HOWE LL's PO W DERS.-The Efficacy of these in-
valuable Powders has been abundantly proved by a
.great
number of Cures. performed on Persons of both Sexes, and of
all Ages ; many of whom had been dreadfully -afflicted for .
a long series of years ; and, having taken a variety .of Me-
dicines • without finding any relief,. were deemed by the Fa-
culty rrbsoltitely incurable.
The few fallowing Cases are selected from a very long List
(which maybe seen at the Doctor's House), and are attest-
ed by such-respectable Characters, that me smallest doubt
cannot remain in the mind of the. most incredulous.
The Son of Mr Truman, of Giltspur-street, agerfeighteeit
years, had Falling I' its from his childhood; but. is now re-
stored to perfea healthby Dr. Howell's Powders,-Witness,
Dr. Turner,' Fellow Of. the ,Royal. College of Physicians,
London, by whom they were recommended.'
Mrs. Rebecca Green, of the Savoy Precinct, was more than
ze years afflicted with Convulsicnis and Falling Fits ; and air
though she had been an In-Patient of St. Bartholomew's and
Guy's Hospitals, never received any tienefit till she had taken
Dr. Howell's Ponders, which perfectly cured her.-Witness,
the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of • the Savoy.
Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horsley, Surrey, near 7o years
of age, was for rn're than seventeen years so grievously af-
fiided with Convulsions and Falling Fits as frequently to
have ten in a week, and, atter every means were tried in vain
by the most eminent of the Faculty, was completely cured
by Dr., Howell's Powders. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fuller-
ton, Minister of West Horsley.
Miss Ann Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex, had violent
Fits from her infancy till she was sixteen years of age, when,
by taking Dr. Howell's Powders; she was perfectly cured. -
Witness, the Rev. 114 c. Whaley, Minister of Lastolistone,
who for this great blessing publicly. returned thanks .to' the
Almighty in his Chapel on the I.)th of November, 1749...
"Phis sovereign Remedy is prepared, under the Patronage of
His Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College,
'and is sold at his House, •No. 78, High Holborn, London,
and no where else, at 'es. 6d. a Packet ; in which is in-
closed a Treatise, written by the Doaot, 'on the above-men-
tioned Diseases.
All Letters, post-paid, duly answered ; and the Powders
sent to any part of the United kingdom.
London, England, 1807-04-22

CE RilP' I C.l f ES.

May 12- lohn- Pcrceval, of New London-street, London,
merchant.
iohn Brown, now or late of Liverpool,
draper.
William Lodge, of Liverpool, stone-mason altt builder.
Join Lee, of York, woollen-draper.
William Hambidge, now or late of Stroud, Gloucestershire,
clothier. . .
George l'iitchard, late of St. Paul's Churchyard, London,

chiliaman.
Robert Fleslop, of Chiswell-street, Finsbury-square, Mid-
dlesex, painter and glazier. - • •
George Hawkes, now or iateof Longtlect, Dorsetshire, tanner.
Samuel Pletcher, of Great Russell- street, Bloomsbury, Mid-

dlesex,chit.amim.
William Young, of Man Chester:,
Thomas PrebLott King, of West Cowes, Isle of Wight,
linen-draper.
PiIRTNERSUIPS DISSO.LrED.

•
Edward Morgan and foseplil Vavis, of Cardin; timber-mer-
chants—Margaret Engell, Williatu Wi!limns, Edward PUT-
gess, and Henry Engel], of Wellclose-square, sugar-refin-
ohn Stuart•and ii.finabis Williamson, of 6ainsburgh,
Lincoln, builders- William York anti Samuel -Hutt, of
Hinckley, Leicester, hosiers-Charles Ward and josepn
Wheeler, of Banbury, coal-merchants— loseith Butler, dec.
and William Hemming, of A stweed, Worcester, needle..
makers—Jonathan: }'eel,
Wm. Williams, George_Peel, and
Francis Batty, ofiMauchc6ter, foller-makers-George Ca-
wood, Witriarn Lowe, and Thomas Wharton, Amber Mill,
Derby, liax-r;ressers- lames Winter ButterwOrtif, William
I..ddle, john Itp,,rers, and (ohm Beswick, of Leeds, kersey-
mere-prinfers-7Henry,Wrighton, William W righton, and
john W righton, of Bidford Grange Mill, Warwicf,., paper-
manufacturers,--IQlm and lames, Robinson, of Leeds, ho-
siers—Claud Neilson and .A. Wilson, of Renfrew, soap
And candle.-manufaciurers.

A meeting took place on Tuesday morning in
Hyde Park, between Mr. C. and Mr. IL botri
Norfolk. The dispute originated in some unplea-
sant remarks made by the former Gentleman' on the
condut of ":a young Lady in Suffolk, to wont the
latter dad paid his addresses. After ex.r.thanging twn
shots on each side, by' one of winch Mr. C. was
slightly wounded, this Gentleman apologise,;, and
fhe'►.latter was,satisfaaorily,settled. The bulk-A of
Mr. C.'S second pistol passed through Mr.'ll's-hat.

LONDON : :'rinted by R icHARD fle,y:Xls,ui atilt.., Mart lett-court, lioN,y-strecti; and published by WILLIAM ARMIGIR SCRIPPS. Of 'South Mojton.streCt, G rosvenor-squa,e;
At tie S'„Jii-t)Filcis No.. 112, Strand) where 4.iverliseinents, Orders for the Paper, I ettiers for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must •be addressed.
London, England, 1807-04-22

Places for the Boxt, to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
!street.
The Doors to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.
On Friday, Love in a Village ; with Harlequin and Mo-
ther Goose ; or,,The Golden• Egg.

The next TICKET drawn mast be.TIVENTY THOU-

SA \ D POUNDS.
STATE LOTTERY.

HE Second Day orDraAVing Will, be on'THURS
.p.l-
DAY, April z, when the First-drawn Ticket will
be entitled to zo,oool. and every Ticket drawn that DaY
lust-bea l'tiae.

PRICE.

Whole Ticket - . - Zl9 18 o
11,tIf - - to 3 o Eighth - - 12 0
Quarte: 3 0
.Sixteenth = - j 6 6
TICKETS and SHNRES are selling ,at all the- Licenced
Lottery Offices in England, Ireland, aria Scotland.
No. t6,,87; the First-drawn Ticket,' April" 14, entitled to
20,°°,.."i• was sold in the tbllowing Shares : —One Fourth,
th'e tghth, and Ten Sixteenths.

TWE NTY•I-1-10U ,AN POUNDS
For the First-drawn Ticlipt;ou TIIURSPAY the 23d inst.
- the Second Day of Draving,
rr4CKETS and SHARES are on Sale (warranted
, undrawn) HAZ RD, E, and Co.'s Offices,
h"°. 93, Royal Exchange[wtio sold all the First-drawn Ca-
pital Prizes in the last Lottery..,

IVI ESSRS'. BRANSCOMB and- Co. Jointl*Con-
..,4. traders for the present Lt:rfery, and Proprietors of the
4-.U4ky I.ottery Offices, No. 11,i, Holbornr, 37; Cornbil,l,-and
38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of
the Public to THURSDAY NEXT, the 'Second DliYoi
yawing of the, present uoprecedented Rich LOTTERY,
'hen the first-drawn Ticket yr ll be entitled to and
may be 30,00.-il. besides which pVery 'Ticket drawn that day
Must be entitled to a Prize from 101. to re,ooel. T Obtain
the above great advantages of adventuring tor a Capital Prize
kith so little risk, the above Proprietors recommend an
tarty purchase, by whom the fAlowing-Capitals, in the Lot-
teries for iBos and 187.6,. were sold, in. ,267' different Shares;
namely,
4"40. 3330 . . ioool. .No. 13,747 . . .to,oool.
17,477 • • . toed,. 456' . . . 20,000.1.
24699 . . tbool. 9 . . 20
- 16,801 . . . 20col. 11,043, • . . 20,0001.
17,915 • . . 762,6 . . 200201.
• 4077 • • • ,5),c1. 7757 . . 20,022,1.
,37 . .' . 50001. 42,7 t 9 . . 25;0001.
With 16 Prizes of soal. and a great number.of.lool. .501.
and.wherc, the first 30,0001. and the last, 2.5,0001.
ever sold were shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on
demand.
London, England, 1807-04-22

DIED.

On Wednesday last, at. ChigWall, • in. Essex, Mr. Robert
Denham, 'Surgeon.
On Sunday last, -at Poplar,. -after a severe illness of four
months duration, Mrs. Collet, :widow of the late Pitt Co:_
let, Esq Commander of the Hon. East-India- Cuntpauy's
Ship Hiilsborough.
Lately, at his house in St. Alban's-street, Charles-Lack-
ington, Esc?.
On the 12.11 i inst. at•Surining. Rill, near Windsor, the ger.
Joseph Thistiethwaite, A-.M. in tne 37th year of his age_
He had possessed that living upwards or 58 bears, and had not •
absented himself from his parish 58 Sundays ill so many year-.s_
A tew days ago, at Shrewsbury, on his way to Cheltenham,
for the recovery of his health, lames Cuppaidge, Es. 4;
29 years, Paper Manufatkurer, of Harold's Cross,
.pullin.
Lately, at Newry, Ireland, I lugh O'Hanfon, Esq. at
advanced age of g 4 ; who enjoyed:4n uninterrupted 4ivurseoe.
good health till within the last two months of his lire.
On the 26th of January, at Kingston, in Jamaica, artera
residence of nearly $z years, Stewart lirtice,
On the 28th ult. at Tadeaster, in Yorkshire, his st
year, the I.ev. Edward. Marshall, A. M. formerly a
of Clare-Hall, Cambridge, lute --Vicar of lluxlv-fd, in tf~c
same County.
London, England, 1807-06-10

RHEUMATIC GOU'r an4.RFIEVM.,NTISN4

URRIDGE's SPECIFIC,Iiiiiich is acknowledged
.1.3- to be an ti,fallihle Remedy. for those Disorde7s, is now
on Sale at the Proprietors'. Warehouse,. York-Street, Covent_
Garden ; • 'where very numerous and respectable Testimonials
may he seen', which xvill at o ce evince its excellente, even to
the most doubtful mind. The established Efficacy of this
invaluable Medicine needs no eulogium, nor would it be ad-,
vertised but that the Proprietors teel it incittirbent. oa them
to make known an etli:Ctual Cure to toe afflided pin of
mankind, that the blessing may be
uniyersal v &Wised,
Sold in Bottles, at 7s. and its. each, Duty included. Ar-
rangements are forming that it may also be had of every re-
spectable 'Medicine Vbender.
London, England, 1807-06-10

SHIP NEU'S.

P6OLE, JVN, S.
Arrived.—the Dart, Harvey., Active, Brown, Aaire, Hot.
loway, and New Hope, Manela%vs, from Frortsinouth ; Ann.
Holloway, front Weymouth; and Betsy, Collins, from
Tenby..
. _

Sailed—the SWift; Gibbons, and Friendship, Whalley, foe
Liverpool ; Betsy, Chersey,./Or ; Venus, Florence.'
fur Tenby ;• Snake, Adey, tor Newfoundland; and Seagtill
Revenue Cutter on a cruize.
London, England, 1807-06-10

POLICE.

ROW-STEEET..—Yesterday 117 m. Pectison, alias
Price, alias .Christaisher Pugh; was brought by Ad-
kins before JAltlE'S READ' and Joit N. Es;'
charged on suspicion.-of stealing a number of horse's
from, Oxford, Cirencester, Hinchley,'Leicester, and
various other parts of the country. •
Adkins stated, that having information of the
rious depredations the Prisoner had committed,' he
had been in pursuit Of him for three weeks past—,
Having traced out his lesiclence to be in Hackney—
' fields, he went yesterday morning early, to watch:
his house, and saw a horse saddled, waiting near
his door. - In a short time the Prisoner came out,-
mounted the horse, and observing the witness. ap-
proaching him, made off with great speed, but he-
sitating which road to take, the witness gained
ground, came up to him,, and seized hold 91 his
bridle; the Prisoner struck at . him with a Large
stick,
.but the witness threatened to shoot hirn if he
niade any resistance, and pulled him off his horse.
The Prisoner acknowledged a, horse, found in his
possession, to belong to Mr. Bagtier, of the Rose.:
and Plough Inn, Leicester.—He was committed for
further examination.

- PUBLIC-OFFICE,---HATTON-GA an EN. .--Yesterday...
a hearing came on with respect to a mare, which.
was stolen out of a field at Epsom, lfelongi►ttg to 3',
Gentleman there, in November, 16'05, and has sincc”
been several times- sold. She was at length traced
to the possession of a Nobleman, who had sent hes-
to a stable-keeper in Holborn, where, by virtue of
warrant. from. a Magislrate;,possesion of the mare(
was obtained. '..The real thief not being yet in cts,,t
tody, ,the mare was delivered• up to the original
owner, who was bound in the recognizance of tOrty
pounds to appear .at the Office, should the -thief be,
found, who is supposed to belong to the Gipsey tribe.
London, England, 1807-06-10

. .
.• . . This Day 'vas published, . .
By ,Mathews and Leigh, No. IS, Strand, H. D. Symonds,
Paterncipter-row, London; t)ugdale, Dublin ; and may
he had Cot any bookseller, in One Volume Oetavo, with an
• eleput Portrait of. the Author, a New Edition, price only
3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, of • .
C OE:UNION'S GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Acl,
1.3 vice tr.) hdth SeXes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex-
plaining, in a toriCise and plain Manner,' the mode, treat-
ment, and most efficacious Remedies for the following Dis-
eases, which are treated of under their respective heads, viz.
Abortion or Miscarriage ' Indispositions attendant on
Asthma . , Pregnancy
Appetite, Loss of Indigestion
Barrenness- . Juvenile Indiscretion
Bilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits
Chlorosis or Green Sickness- Menstrual EVaeuations
, Child-bearing Nervous Diseases
Consurfiptions ' Ow:mist-it, or Secret Vcnery
Female Diseases Pregnancy"
Fits ' Phthisis, or Cough
Fluor Albtis, or .Whites Rheumatism : ,
Flatulence, or Wind Scrofula
G leets ' ' • ' . . Seminal Weaknesses
Gonorrhcea Scurvy
Hy pochondria, or Aldan- ' Ttirn of Life,
.choly Complaints. ' &c. -Btc:
.. .

'Co which is an ESsay on the Venereal Disease,
Gleets, and Seminal Weaknesses. The hole illustrated
and interspersed with a variety of authentic fads never be-
fore published. • •
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
The Author is proud to • cohfess, that he has been assisted
by many eminent literary medical !nen, to whose labours and
assistance he is much indebted ; they, as well as himself,
have tried the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their.
salutary and powerful efficacy.
Orders given to any Bookseller in Town or Country for
Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly executed at
only .3s. each copy, free of carriage.: -For the very excellent
character of this Book:, sec the different Reviews.
London : Printed tor the' Author, and sold by Mathews
and Leigh, No. tB,. Strand; and.; Syrrvnids,. Pater-
noster-row; also by all Book Sellers in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-06-10

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Edward Nnthaniel Bancroft, M. D. from Half-pay, to be
Physician to the forces ~ Deane, •M; D. to be Phy-
sician to the Forces. Surgeon Edward 'repel, from Half-
/).1., to be Surgeon to the Forces. Surgeon Thomas F.
Nicolity, from Hali:pay, to be S'urgeou 'tk the Forces.
Surgeon William Paton, from 'Half:pay of. the 13th' Foot,
a be Surgeon .of a 'Recruitin& District, vice Harbinson,
who 'excliiing4. A pothecaty ,Alexander' Stewart, froth
half-pay' to be,Apotheeary to the. Forces. Deputy Pur-
• veyor G. Tepping Ayeling, from Half-pay, to be Deputy
Purveyor to the Forces.
_ • - The King's Cerman Legion.
est IKfttalion of the Line, Christian Henry Baron During to
be Ensign, vice George Baron During, promoted. •
7tb Ditto, EnSign Alexander Baron Wenkstern to be Lieute-
-naiit, .vice Pape, appcintel Quartet-Master. Cadet Ser-
jeant Lewis H-artinann to be Ensign, vice Wenkstern.
Lieutena'ne Godtried Pape to be Quarter-Master, vice
13aetbgen, who resigns. . •
Bth Ditto, Lieutenant- John Thalmann' from the Garrison,
.CoMpany, to be, Lieutenant, vice Schlueter, who ex-

Gdrrison Company, Lieutenant Charles Schlutter, from the
Sth Battalion of the Line,- to be Lieutenant, vice Thal-
mann, who exchanges.
Ordnance-Office, • June 6, 1807.
Corp of Royal Engineers.
Gentleman Cadet Richard ?..,Mudge to be Second Lieute-
_ _ _

mu:, vice Hustler, promoted. Dated Mayo, 1807. -----
Ccm:mirsionr in the Builingdon Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed hy'the Lod Lieutenant of the County of Ltford.
Wham Henry Ashburst, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wey-
land, .resigned. Dated April t 3, 1806. Christopher
William Willoughby, Gent. to•be Cornet. Dated as above.
Commission in the Bedfordshire. Regiment of Militii, signed 6y
the Lord Lieutenant.

Mathi's Browne, Gent. to, be Ensign. Dated April zz,
1807

1 •
csnunissions signed ay the Lord Lieutenant of the Counfy cf
'Hereford.

Lieutenant-Colonel Mathews's Regiment of Herefordshire
Volunteers, Thomas Cooke, Esq; to be Major. Dated.
March 5, 1804.,
To be- Captains—Williani Ravenhill, Esq. lited Feb., 28,
tBc 5. john Gwillim, Esq. Dated as above. Williatn
Gni-Hilts, Esq. Dated as above. Isaac Lee, Esq. -Dated
as above. William Milton, Esq. D„ated. July 19, 1805.
'Thomas
,I3aylis, Esq. Dated as above. •
To be Lieutenants—John- Griffiths, Gent. Dated O. x 9,
• 'A•OS. John Finch• Evans, Gent. Dated as above. " Rico.
Pritchard, Gent. Dated as above. Thomas
.Elliot, Gent..
Dated as ab.rve. Robert Jones, Get 3, Dated, as above."
Ens:gn Frc.ncis Gritton, vice Cornpson, resigned. Dated
A pr.!: 6, 1807. Charles lames Dare,.Gent. DatedasabOve.
To• he Ensi,'lts---john Mills, Gent. Dated July t 9; 1805.
Tituitias Maul, Gent. Dated as ' above.. John .Jones,
cent. Dated as above. Wjlliam Thomas,
Sept. Cent, Dated
as above. Thomas Webb,. Gent.; Dated S 20,. 1806:
lonaFarmer,' Gent—. Dated April 6, 1807.
London, England, 1807-06-10

Fr6berg's vrncrit, Liputenant Charles r, Waiworth, from
to be Captainof a Company; vice Watte-
via deceaScd.• •
as :i'msotitttattalion, Ensign William Anketell, from the
-Esin Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice O'Mullane, promoted in
NUjor-General R.ainsay's,Regiment.
9th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen 'Grier, from the 439th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Sanderson, who exchanges.
ittli,,Royal. Veteran Rittalion, Major Robert Dales, from
the 4tn f cot, to be Major, vice Christie, promoted.
. STAFF...
Lieutenant-Colonel William Kent, of the Toth Foot, to be
arr Inspcding Fieid Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer
Corp; in the Lie of Wight. Captain lohn Midgley, on'
}4-aft-pay of the York Fuziieers; to be E.-fan-Captain at
Tilbury Fort.
London, England, 1807-06-10

RIR o,s

. _
lin the 23d tilt. at her lodgings in St. Margaretstreet,
Cmterbury, the. Lady of Major Nlnller; f His Majesty's
First or Royal Regintrnt of Foot, of a_Son.
Yesterday, in Finsbury-square, Mrs.lohn Schneider, of*
Son.
London, England, 1807-06-10

HERTFORDSFIIII,E MEETING.

On Monday morning, the first Meeting of the
Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Farmer.i, lately asso-
ciated under the. name of the Hertfordshire Agricul-
tural SOciety,' was held at the King's Arms Inn, in
Great. Berk himpstead, in order to witness the match
between several ploughs, which, to the number of
twenty, soon after started, in a field previously
Measured out, _about one mile from the town, as
competitorS for the prizes Offered by the Society,
When a vast concourse of spedators assembled.
Messrs. Jan Ellthan, John Field, and John Wood;
man, were the three umpires 'appointed by the So-
ciety, and were instruted to take duly into their
considerat,ion the cleanness and well turning of the
furrows, the,evenness of the bottom, and compara-
tive lightness of the draught.
The. soil of the.experiment field was flinty, with
a tolerable mixture QI clayey loani", which the late
seasonable rains had rendered 'in good order for
plOughit. During the trial it was observed, that
the old Hertfordshire, and seine which were called.
new Hertfordsbire ploughs, drew much harder than
the West Sussex, and improved ditto ; and that next
to these last, in .point of ease of draught, might be
`mentioned the :new 'Hampshire plough, Of Mr.
Plenty's make. An improVed Berkshire plough,- of
'Mr. Pope's, bad many admirers, and was of light
draught.
After the ploughs had all finished their work, and
the Umpires had retired for some. time, their report'
was read to the company by the Earl of Bridge-
water, the President, who, in consequences awarded
the premiuths as follows :

Ten Guineas to Mr. Howard, of Kingsworth, as the owner
of the best plough, Mr. Wood's West Sussex plough, im-
proved since its adoption, im Hertfordshire, last year.
Three Guineas to Daniel Lovett, servant to Mr. Pope, of
Wkelpley Hill, as the best ploughman, with the improved
Berkshire plough. •
Two Guineas to William Mules, servant' to Mr, Pickfbrd,
of Market-street, as the second best ploUglinian, with Mr.
Wood's West Sussex plough.
One G uinea to William Grace, servant to Mr. john Cooper,
of King's Langley, as .the 'third best ploughman, with the
improved. Berkshire plough. • .•

These decisions seemed to give very general satis-
faetion.

After this the comparlyexamined several pens of
very fine South-Down Sheep, exhibited-by the Earl
of Bridgewater and Thomas Pickford, Esq. and soon
after upwards of one hundred of the. Members and
their friends sat down to an excellent dinner, the
Earl of-Bridgewater in the Chair, besides a very nu-.
merous second table in an adjoining room for far-
niers' servants, &c.

Amon; the company we noticed
Sir John Seabright, Bart: the 'Mr. Brand, Colonels
Graham, Dorrien, and O'Laughlan; lames Halsey, Esq.
lohn Crawley, Esq. G. S. Martin, Esq. Daniel Gibs, Esq.
Messrs. Thomas Pict:lord, Benjamin Bevan, - Caswell,
Thomas Denton, J. B. Roper, A. Meeteste, See:

Mart

q t- CI
London, England, 1807-06-10

45071

(Not A&ed these Three Years.)
THEA IRE -R0Y..1., DRURY-LANE.
N FRIDAY NEXT, June 12, 1807, will be
perforated the Coritedy of
THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.
Lord (Ygleby, Mr. EY ERA RD,
(Being his.tirst appearance in that Charaeter);
Sir John Melvin, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Sterling, Mr. DOWTOISt
Lovewell. Mr. BART LEY; •
Serjearit Flow.-r, Mr. EY R ;
Canyon; M.r :WEWITZ. ER ;
• Brush, Mr. PALMER ;
Mrs. Heidelberg, Miss POPE;
Miss Sterling„Mrs..HAßLO WE ;
Fanny,' Mrs'. 'H. SI DDO NS ;
Betty, Miss M E LLON. •
In-the course of the Evening, .a favourite HO RN PIP E, by
;Miss ROSE, Pupil ot• -D'Egvirle.
WITH

• - .
THE YOUNG HUSSAR
Ur, LOVE AND MERCY.
The Overture and Music composed by. Mr. Kelly.
. The Cliataders by
Mr. LISTON, Mr. EYKE, Mr. CHERRY,
Mc:- GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. FlTzsimmoNs,
Mrs. MOUNT:IIN, Mrs. HAR LOWE, Mrs. BLAND.
Bo‘esos. ecorfil Price 35. -Pit' 3s. 6d. Second PIRA: 2s.
--Gallery 2s.- -Second. price 15.—Upper Gallery 15. Se-
cond rrice.6d.- No Money to be returned.
Placcsior the Boxes to be taken at tlie Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors to be Opened at Half-'past Five, and begin at
Half7past Six. •
London, England, 1807-06-17

ENGLISH POETRY.,

4.CKINGT6N respectfully
i. 4
a..q 'snit the tnat a new Edition of +‘• K-
TON's HISTORY of ENGLISH POE ERY,,a Work of
great scarcity and inestimable value, is preparing for the
!Tess, by Mr. PARK, in which it is tue Editor's intention
not only to 'revise both Text, and Notes. and tree the E t rids
from theg'of inaccuracy to which they are subjected,
but al-0 to supply a Continuation in furtherance of Mr.
Warton's piait.
L. and Co. have recently publkhed an Index to the Quarto
Edition. tyllich he found highly usetul to the possessors
br the Work, price gs:
Also, Mr. warton's Observations on Spencer's Fairy
Queen, 2 vols. Bvo. tzs.
Finsttury.square, June zo. •
London, England, 1807-06-17

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,SWIFT and Co.. at their State Lottery Offices,
No. 1, Poultry (established in Year and No.
it, Charing-cross. are selling the 11 CK E.TS and SHARES
or the STATE, LOTTERY. which begins Drawing on the
14th of July.
This Lottery consists of only 20,000 Tickets, andcontainS
the above•rich List or Capital Prizes, besides a largei propor-
t. of sma.l than•any other Lottery tor several Years
past. reducing the risk to less than Three Blanks to a Prize.
The iiirst-dr.,wn 'Eicket on the Fourth Day will receive
30.0001. being the only fixed Capital.'