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London, England, 1807-01-12

NEVER ACTED.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 12, 1807,
will be performed
_L • •

- FALSE ALARMS;
Or, MY COUSIN.
The Overture by M. P. King.
• The Charaaers by
Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. BRAHAM,
Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. JOHNSTONE,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PENLEY,

Mr. WEWITZE It., Mr. LIIGNUM,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Miss DUNCAN,-
Mrs. BLAND, Miss POPE, Signora STORACE.
WITH .

THE DEAF LOVER.
Old Wrongward, PEN LEY •,
Young Wrongward, Mr. CARIES;
Captain Meadows, Mr. PALMER ;
Canteen, Mr. DE CAMP

' Betsey I3lo,sorn, Mrs. lIAR LOWE.
Coxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.
Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
b;C'dbd. Pnee 6d.— No Money to be returned.
"aces for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.office. in Little
Russel street.
The Doors to be opened at lialf-past Five, and begin at
half-past six.
To• morrow Miss Rav will make her firsts pearance in the
vharaCter of Little Pickle,- in The Spoil'd Child.
A'new Comedy is in rehearsal.

1-1-IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE-N.
TO-AiORROW EVENING, January 13, 1807,
will be pertbrme4

THE BIRTH-DAY.
• After which,
ARBITRATION
Or, I. REE AND EASY.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. FARLEY.

•
To Which will be added, for the rith time, a new Pan-
tornime, called
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN- EGG.
The Scenes, Musrc, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirely new.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.
'The pantomime produced under the Direction of Mr. Farley.
The Dances by Mr. Bologna. jun.
The Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore. Ilollogan,
C.; Naves, [lodgings, and their Az:sistants.
Principal Cha raelers,
Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ;
!Colin, afterwards
.Harlequin, 'Mr. KING and Mr. 80.
I.00;NA, jun. ;
Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr., L., BO LO G NA.
'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. G RI MALDI ;
• • - Oddfish, Mr, MENAGE;
Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMALLEY ;
Columbine, Miss SEARLE.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —P it 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.
Callery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No MOney to be returned. •
Places for the BOxes to be taken at the Box-office in Hart.
Street.

On Wednesday, The Tempest; or, The Enchanted Island;
with the New Pantomime.

The Public are respedfully informed, that a hew Comedy
has been for some time in rehearsal, -and that notice will very
toon be given of i?s first Representation.
London, England, 1807-01-12

ADMIRALTY-OFFIC.E,

Dec. 1,9.,
N OTICE Session is-hereby given, That a of Oyer
and Terminer and GaaPtlivecy, for the .Trial of ()fencer
committed on the High Sear, within the' YurisdiFlifor of the A-

miralty of England, will be held at yustice gall, in the Old Hai.
ley, Lwsdon, on Thursday the iid of yanuasy next, at Eight
o'Clock in the Morning.
_____

WILL fAllf M4RSbEN.

LAW OF TYTHES.
This Pay was published,
In Four Volumes,•Royal Odavo, price,2l. vas. 6(1 in trards,
ACOLLECTION of ACTS and RECORDS of
PARLIAMENT; with the Reports or Lases aNtie,t
and determined in the Courts of Law and Equity respecting
Tythes.

By HENRY CWI LIAM, Esq.
Onc of His Majesty's julges of the, Supreme Court of

'Mdras

N. B. This Work contains a great ntimber of Original
Cases takea tirdat authentic Manuscripts, and never beford
published.
Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street.
Of whom maybe had, price Twelve Slttltings, in boards,
Toiler's Law of Executors and Administratoi's.

This Day was published, price 'as. boards,

A TREATISE on the-STATUTE of FRAUDS;
11.. as it regards Declarations in Trust, Contracts, Sur-
renders, Conveyances, and the Execution and Proof ot Wita
and Codicils : to which is prefixed, a Systematic DiSSCItI.
tion upon the Admissibility of Pao] and Eittrinsic Evidence
to explain and controul written Instruments.
By WILLIAM ROBE wrs, of Lincoln's Inn,

Anthot of a Treatise on Fian.dulent Cordreyances.
• London': Printed by A. Strahan, Law Printer to the King's
Must Excellent Majesty, for j. Butterworth, Law Book-
seller, Fleet-street. -

.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price ra.s.
boards, A Treatise on Coffstru6tion of • the Statutet relax
tive to Voluntary and Fraudulent Conveyances, and of the
Nature and Force of different Considerations to support
Deeds, Agreements, &c. &c. in the Courts of Law anti
Equity.

REECE's MEDICAL GUIDE.
• • This Day was published,
In One Volume Oelavo' price lies. 6d. in boards, the Fourth
• Edition, considerably enlarged and corredecl, of
THE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of Fa-•
milies and Young PraCtitioners, or Students. in Medi-
cine and Surgery ; being a complete System of Modern. Db-
mestic Medicine ; exhibiting in tamiliar Terms the latest and
most important Discoveries relative to the Prevention, Dis-
tinCtion, Causes, and Cure of Diseases by Medicine -and
Diet, particularly Consumption of the Lungs, Asiltina,
gestion, Fleulence, Gout, Scrophula' Palsy, Rheumatism,
Cancer, Worms, Nervous and Bilious Complaints, the Dis-
eases of Children, &c. &c. To which are added, a Family
Dispensatory and a copious Appendix, containing explicit
lnstrutions for the ordinary Management. of Children, and
such Cases or Accidents which require immediate Aid, &c.
`By RICHARD REECE, M.D.
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Author of a Trea-
tise on the Lichen Islandicus in Diseases of the Lungs, &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itees_ and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row.
London, England, 1807-01-12

BANKRUPTCY ENLRRGED.

/Villiam Fleury Pullen, of Dartniouth,Devonsliire, spirit.
dealer, from lan. 17 to 27, at ten, at Guildhall, Loa. nt.
BANKRUPTS.

Tames Epworth, of Spalding, Lincolnshire, grocer, to sur-
render lan., 23. 24, and Feb. 21, at 'eleven, at the White
Flirt lun, Spalding. Attornies, Mr. G reen, Spalding ;or
Messrs. Har%ey and Bryait, Stone-building, Lincoln's-

. „
Inn,• London. • __
Thorms Kifid, late of Newcastle-upon Tyne, sailrglpth-
' manufacturer, lan. 23, 24, and Feb. 2r, at eleven, at the
'Fork's Head Inn, Newcastle.• Attornies, Nll-. w: Hat-

vey,-Neweastle ; or Messrs.. Wortham and 'Stephenson,
Castle-street, Holborn, London.
Denjamiu l'rickey, of Plympton Earl, Devonshire, butcher;
fan. 17, at ten, zo, and. Feb. 41; at eleven, at the Pope's
FL:ad. mouth. 'Attorilies, Mt. Boger, Plympton ;
or Messrs. Street and Woolie, Philpot-lane London.
-tuseph Lancaster Cox, of FUgh-street, Lambeth, Surrey,
vir.tualler, Jan. 20, 24, and Feb. 21, at ten, at. Guildhall,
1....nti0n.. Attorney, Mr. Maya-wit, Charlotte-bmet,

lotto Lucy, 61 Liverpool, . merchant, Fel;.' 2,3, and 21,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attor-
nies, Mr. L. Ascroft,. Liverpool I or Ar. liLtkelock,
Temple, London.
Thomas Tills, W.ymondham, Norfolk, cordivainer, Tan. t 7,
24: and Feb. 21, at three, at the White.Swari,
Attornies, Messrs. William and John Mitchell, Wymond..
}lain Or Mt. B. Foiletr,•Paper-buililinga,.l.nner'lemple,

Minden, of Welwyn* Hertfordshire, =lister,

• lan. 13,• ti; and Feb. 21, at ten,jaf Guitcitialt, London.
Attorney, .‘lr. Taylor, Old-street-road.,
losepit Osment, late of Yeovil, Somersetshire,
19 so, and Feb.'st, at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn,
Attornies, Nlessrs: Batten, Yeovil.
Thomas Batton, of Liverpool, nerchant, Feb. 3,4, and. 21,
at"three, at the York Hotel,Liverpuol. Attorney, Mr. R.
rca ves, Li verpool ~ •
4eorge tioorne, of Norwich, draper, Feb. 7, 9. and 21,
at eleven, at the Strallbrd Arms, Wakefield, York-
shire. A t tornies, Mr. Lambert, lat ton-'.; :mien, London;
Mr. Harmer, Norwich ; or Mr Colvard, Wakefield.
DIVIDENDS.

Vb. 3. I ohn Ames, of the New-road, St. George in the
East, Niiddlesex, victualler, at teti, at uildhall.
Feb. Li. :Thomas Farmer Careless, of Counter-street,
Sont.dwari;, Surrey, corn-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. • '
London, England, 1807-01-12

S' 111 P NE !VS.

HULL, JANUARY 8.
Arrived —the Robert and Makga rcr, —, from Narra.

E IRTIIS.

On the loth inst. the Lady of Brigadier-General the Right
_Hon. A lexanderklope, ola Son.
feW days since, at his house, near Salisbury, the Lady of
Thomas Atkinson,' Esq, of a Daughter, their 25th child.
On Thursday se'imight, at Wells, the Lady of lohn Tud-
way, Esq. of a Daughter. '

MARRIED.
• ' On Thnrsday;lt St. li7fary-le-bone Chuich, Mr. Thomas
Coomber, of Bolpver-street, Cavendish-Square, to MISS
Elizabeth Sextai,.oi Wesharn,
Lately, W. Darley, Esq. , Dublin, to Miss Farren,
eldest-daughter of Mr. Farren, and-cousin to the Countess of
Derby. -
• A tewf days ago, R. Harrison, Esq. of Cheadle, Captain
in •the King's own Dragbons, to lane, youngest daughter of
Tench; Esq. of Wexford.
London, England, 1807-01-12

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST-
DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW MORNING. •
• A GRAND AND RICK SCHEME.
% .- - - 2
Prizes of - .C3OO
0:07 5
3 Prizes:f of: -
- ,CsiooooBo 5
2
2 • - - - 10,000 8
Soy
&c. &c.
C.
ARRQLL and Co. NO. 26, Oxford-street, near
Rathbone-place.—Tickets and Shares are selling in
great Variety of Numbers at their Office; where, in the last
Novemher Lottery, the Ticket No. 12003; a Prize of 10,0001.
was sold in sixteen Sixteenths; likewise the Ticket, No.
6ost, a Prize of 5001 was sold in one Quarter, two Eighths,
and Eight Sixteenths ; and numerous Capital Prizes iu
former Lotteries to a great amount. The present Scheme
claims particular attention ; the few number of Tickets, and
the rich list of Capitals, give it a decided preference over all
former Schemes.
Correspondents, and all business relative to the Lottery,
will be paid particular attention to.
N.B. All Letters must be post-paid.

STATE LOTTERY.
z Prizes of - . 43er00
•S 7 7 ••• - - 20,000
7 10,000
3 - - - - - 5,000
&c. Pee.
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. g 3, Royal
Exchange, London' are now selling TICKETS and
SHARES for the STA FE LOTTERY which begins Draw-
ing the 13th of fahudry, 184, the Schemeof which contains
the 4bove Capitals, besides the usual ,proportion of other
'Prizes . . _

In the late Lottery, No. 9,56°, a Prize of 20,0e01. and
No. 19674, a to,Dool. were both sold in Shares by HA-
ZARD, BURNE and Co.
4.* Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re-
mittances, Will be treated on the same Terats as if present.
Letters (post-paid) duly answeied. ,
London, England, 1807-01-12

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST-
DRAWN TICKET.
THE 3th of this Month the NEW YEAR's
LOTTERY begins Drawing.
2. Prizes of £30,000 - . are. . 060,000
2 . 20,000 40,000
10,000
3 5000 15,000
5 1000
• 8 - 500
Zo 100 - - 2o;o
40 - - - so
5100 - - - - 20
•
15,000 Tickets ,(230,000

Capitals Determinable :
First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day- . ,C 20,000
Ditto - - 3d Day - to,ooo
Ditto - - . stli Day 30,000
Ditto - - - Last Day - - • 5,000
Interesting Questions :
. Is there any other possible mode bY which I may gain from
a stake of Twetity:.six Shillings only (the price ()fa Sixteenth
Share in the above great Scheme) nearly Two Thousand
Poundv - . •

Have I no ambition to make my fortune by a mode of ad-
Yentiire, where the loss is trifling, but the gain may be
great I
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country.
London, England, 1807-01-12

I7CTUALLING-OFFICE,

• yan. 10, 1807.
R. JOHNEnt, of Richmond, in the
114,011‘ J
Csunfy of Surrei," Butcher, • having failed to abide by a
l'ublic tender; dated the 29th ult. which he made to the Vidual-
ing Bo.irst fur the Supply. oj FRESH BEEF to Hit Majesty's
Skips and Vessels at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County
the ensuing Twelve Months, the Commissioners fur
Nis Majesty's Is;avy do hereby give Notice, That
on 4lionday the r,th inst. they will be versify' to receive Tenders,
in .sta iting sealed tip), and treat'With such Persons as will
under/Ake to furnish whatever FRESH Bg E F may be, required
jOr the Use of Ills Majesty's Ships and i!er.sels at the several
Ports before mentioned, from that day to the 31st of December ~eat,
inclusive; and to he raid for 'by Bills; payable, with Interest,
Ainey days after date:

The Conditions of the Contrafi may be ,seen at the Secreia.y's
0j"/ice,, et this Office; or by applying to the Colletier of the Cus-

t,tat at Yarnmtb,

No regard will be had.to any Tender in which the'l", ire shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that Shia not be.o!elivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said -114onday the 26th
ii:JtAnt,' nor uniess the Person who makes the Teirefer,' or tome
person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. ..

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF C0M21101.‘75..

SATURDAY, JAN. 10.

INIELLIs,n brought, up the Report of the St.
Pay ing,Watchinirrand Lighting Bill.—Order-
e.l to lie on the table.

Mr. HOB /I sE brought. up the Report of the An=
nual Qualification Indemnity .13i11,--Ordered to be
taken into farther consideration on Friday next._

Mr.V A N's RT brought in 'the Malt Dtit)'
Bead a first time ordered to be read a second time
on Monday.

Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the Ex-
chequer Bills' Bill, with its several Amendments,
and-an additional Clause. The Clause read 'A' first'
and F&cond time, and ordered to be made part of the
Bill.—Ordered that the said Bill be engrossed, and
read a third time on Monday.-7-Adjourned.

AR RTV En-t Lisbon, T. T Waterford.
Du E-3 Gottenburgh, 3 Wutirtuid.: •

PRICE OF, STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVg O'CL'OCK.
Consols - 59 ex. div. Red. Ann. -

T E S N.

SOLEM QUIZ DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT
London, England, 1807-01-12

THE NEW REVIEW.

This Day was published,
Price Half-a-Crown, to he continued Monthly, forming Two
Volumes, at the gross annual Expence of Thirty Shil-

_ .
lings,
rrHE OXFORD REVIEW ; or, LITERARY
CENSOR, for January 1807 ; containing Analyses,
Criticisms, and Qpinions, of New Books, English and Fo-
reign, written ,
By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.
The Contents of this First Number will best bespeak the
Variety, the Completeness,
the Novelty, and the Prompti-
tude, which it is intended shall supereininently characterize
this new Critical journal,
CONTEN'

TaEOLOGy.
Van Alildea's 13oylean Lee-

'S of No. I.
Herbert's Miscellaneous Poe-
try
poLir KAI. ECONOMY.
larrold'sDissertations on Man

t ures.
V:arghan's Address
Chansaubriand's Demonstra-

tion
Cambridge's Charge
Burgess's Posthumous Ser-

RURAL. ECONOMY.
Loudon's 'Treatise on Coun-
try Residences, &c.
MISCELLANIES.
Maddock's Letter
Waddington's Letter to Tier-
ney
Styles's Essay on the Stage
The Farmer's Account Book
Coati's Flap of Taxation
FOREIGN LITERATURE.

moos
Proud's Unitarian Doarine

refuted
Cows Address to Dissenters

JURISPRUIILNCE.
Laws on Civil, Adions
.Abridgment of Nisi l'rius
Plowden's Law of Tytilings

MEDICINE.
Within onVaccinel noculation
Arnold ott Insanity

PHILOLOGY.

Sal inpu's Evenings at Southill
• BIOGRAPHY.
Life of tVashington ••• •
Memoirs of Hutchinson
Napoleon and the French
. People

ARCH.SOLOGY.
The A rchmologi'a, Vol. XV,

VOYAGES AND TRiorfiLs.
Helms' Travels

TRADL AND COMMERCE.
Young's West- India Coin-
- mon Place Book
THE DRAMA. -
The Vi►►dictive Man

Di pond's Adrian and 0 rrila

11Qok's Tekeli
London, England, 1807-01-12

'Sir.

•
ICONSIDER it but an ;ad justice due to the
merits of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, to com-
municate to you the following Cure which has recently 'been
pertormed by them An Acquaintance *of mine, by the
breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a
complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al-
most to a skeleton; .and although he had the best medical
advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent
Medicines, nothing could be procured which _seemed to suit
his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re:-
duced and pitiable situation fin two years, unable to follow
his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on •
his legs ; in tad no.one Who knew him ever supposed it pos-
sible for him to recover. He was advised at last to try your
Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the direaions
given with them. Ile had not taken snore than two boxes be-
fore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged
him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found
his appetite and , strength gradually return, and is now as
'wait* and stout as arty man I know. You' are 'welcome,
Sir, to icier any person to the for a confirmation of the above
account if it should be doubted.

1 am, Sir, yoUr obedient humble servant,
Library, Folkstone.: THOS. PURDAY.
Preparen and by the.Sole.tsroprietor,•
Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, atthis }Louse, No. 9, New Bridge-street ;
Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years.
, a practice
.particularly dirc-ied, to 'the Cure of Vene-
real Complimat, and those incidental -to the Parts of
Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecY.
which Men' of his Profession should 'always observe, he,
fiatterS- himself, the advice and assistance" he gratuitous-
ly administers to Persons taking this 'Medicine, will he
esteemed by 'a discerning Public, as an athantage seldoni
• to be obtained, and void of anibigu: ty.
Also sold, by his Appointinent, for the convenience Of
those living at a :iitatice, at the Perfurner's, No. 35,, St. Al'
ban's-street, Pail Mall; the Toyslip, No. 103, Oxford'
street ; Mr. Disbortiugh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. ,
Baxter's, South-!-,rido,.Ecinibli rgh i ,Mr. 1%/I‘q )(maid's, Ass •
gow ; Mr. Bull, Daine-street, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, .
verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manc.hestr ;• and by one Person-
in every considerable Town in Gr!at Britain and Ireland,
in F.,oxes .of only as. -9d. each, sealed up with full and
plain dircElions, whereby persons of either sex muy cure
themselves. with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.
N. if.. Every Box sold in G, real Bntain is sealed up will'
a stamp, on which, by favour of the COTTIIIIISSiVfM4, 16 Mint'
ed at the ••Stamp.,office, "-T. Taylor, Nb. 9, New Bridget
street," to imitate wench is Felony, and all others are coon'
tenet ts
London, England, 1807-01-12

LORD ORFORD's ROYAL AND NOBLE AUTHORS
' ENLARGED.
In Five handsome Volumes Octavo, price Seven Guineas in
boards,
On the Ninth of February will be published, a new and su-
perbly embellished Edition of
THE EARL of ORFORD's ROYAL and
NOBLE AUTHORS of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND,
and IRE LAND.; considerably augmented, and continued to
the present Period.
By THOMAS PARK, F.S.A.
With seleded Specimens of their literary produaions; col-
lected tram the rarest sources, both in Manuscript and Print.
This Work is ornamented with One Hundred and Fifty ele-
gantly engraved Portraits of the above distinguished Person-
ages. finely printed on Wove Paper, and hot-pressed. •
Printed-forjohn Scott, No. 447.' Strand ; and may be had
at the principal Booksellers in-the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-01-12

Mr. ANDREWS's CONTINUATION of Dr. FIENRI"s

. HISTORY.
This Day was published, handsomely printed in Two Vols.
• Odayo. price 18s. in boards. the Third Edition of
THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, froth
the Death of Henry VII . to the Accession of James
VI. of Scotland, to the Crown of England ; being a Conti-
nuation of Dr. Henry's History of Great Britain, and written
on the same plan.
By !AMES PETTIT ANDREWS, F.S.A.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1807-01-12

ylsiDay was phblished,

,
. .
Elegantly printed in -OneVohirne, Octavo, adorned with a
Portrait of. Lord Nelson', and an Engraving of the Ball
which mortally Wounded him, price 75. ir) boaids, or on
Royal Paper ios. 6cl„"in boardi, _ . _

A N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the
.L DEATH of LORD NELSON, with the Circum-
stances preceding, attending, and subsequent to that Event ;
the Professional Report on his Lordship's Wound ; and se-
veral interesting Anecdotes.
By WILLIAM BEATTY, M.D.
Surgeon to the Vi&ory, in the Bat►le of Trafilgar, and now
Physician• to the Fleet under the Command of Earl St.
Vincent, K.B. &c. &c. &c.
Printed for P. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1807-03-20

JAMAICA.

JONGstoti, JAN. 3.—The Ship Dednor (Guinea:
many,' DAVIDSON, in 43 days from Goree, bound to_
Charleston put into Nassau, New Providence, on
be 27th November, in distress, being in want of
provisions-,and water, and her crew so sickly that
only,rttro of them were able to do duty. She sailed
frOmtmoi=ee on the 17th 06tober, all in good health*,
and on the 21st the slaves revolted-, and otptained so
great an ascendancy, that they were reduced to the
disagreeable-alternative of firing on them, befoie--
r.
they could get them below, when several were-
Wounded, and three jumped over-board and Were
drowned.--William Parker, one pf the seamen., was.'
also severely bruised -about the heid,• and wounded
in the hip by a musket-ball, in consequence of which
be died on the 3d.

The Spanish Sehotiner San Josef, laden with fus-
tio, taken off Cuba by La Pique Frigate, arrived
yesterday se' nn ig ht. Previous to her being taken
possession of, the Whole of the crew, except the
Captain and two men, made their escape -to the
shoe in the Schooner's boats.

Captain 'LYDIARD; of the Anson Frigate, who
brought the account of the surrender of the Island of
Cui-Jcoa, has received tool. for his services on that
occa slot).

CaPtain WnITE is appointed Commissioner of the
Dock Arard at Antigua, in the room of Commission,.
er LANE, who has been compelled to resign thi-ough,
ill health.
Captain AKLAM is appointed to command the Re-.
cruit, a new Sloop of War, at Portsmouth.
The Surveillaute Fripte, at Deptford, has under-
gone a complete repair;, previous to being'comtnis-
stoned,
The"Guelderland and Haarlem, of 64 guns each, which. have been appropriated for lazaret toes in 8-tan--
gate Creek, are now undergoing a thorough repair,
at Cl?atham, for service.
A Court Martial was held at Portsmouth, on Wed-
nesday, for the trial of Capt. 'E. L. GowEa, for the.
loss of the Shannon Frigates in .1,803, on the French
,Coast. The Court pronounced an honourable ac-
quittal,
The Ceres, WrwAms, from Africa for the \Vest
Indies; is upset on Cape.Musarda, only 13 of tLe
people saved.
London, England, 1807-09-11

G 0777 P,13 UR G Ali 14

:• - •
00iTENAliktoff, AIJQ. 3 have . rd .to-.
day that Copenhagen has heen Op fire 4-;',several,
pl4Ces; and that a-cliurch. hasibeeniurnt ;gTio that
the English, in approaching.their works too near the •
Danish batteries?. have-lust -several-men by-the-mus-
citivry of Lhe Da'petl, find among the rest, two very
eniinept
AUG-. 27.—There has been.a good
deal of-firing heard here daily, but nothing. of in
portAne has yet taken place- between the English
forceigt 'O'nd '.dose of the Dines, A great past -of
the suburbs Copenhagen' have been . burnt
by 'the Danes, to impede U. `;Tproaches of:
the English ; but, nevertheless,: the latter go
on rapidly with the works. A great nuinber.of
Danish vessels, spade, prizes, have been taken to the
English feet.
. ,

PxiltAcr ot4',#'l,aTi.pa,oATED,l4ll9,o 14LAcs,
CHARLOTTENSUND, NEAR COPENHAGEN, AUG. 27.
. f' copenbagen_ is entirely Surrounded ; .the fresh
water is cut off; and there is 'so great a" scarcity
Of 'provisions, that in a. few, days -yon may expect to
.bear of its-surrendering. The Royal Family applied
to get leave of Lord CATHCART to Withdraw'froin
Copenhagen, In , passing through. the . 'English
Arrny, they received military honours ; they are
gone to Holstein, there to remain ill the fate
of the' Capital is .decided, .the- Politics of Europe
are such as to have rendered it'of the greatest
portance for England to take, possession of the
and to keep it.", „
London, England, 1807-03-27

In the • Scotch. Appeal, Fordyce v. Gordon, the
Judgment. of the Court of Session was affirmed.
The third reading of the Royal Family's Annuity
Bill was deferred till after the,recess j, also the third
reading of the,&otch Judicature Bill, and the other
Bills on the Table, in their different stages. ,
Lord AUCKLAND, adverting to the different re-,
ports presented to the House, of the Amount of the
Exports and Imports, took occasion to observe, after
a retrospeeth7e view of the state of , our Trade and
Comnieree for 30 years back, that, under the Ad-
ministration that had just gone out, a :Government
that equally possessed the aft9,Etions of the people at'
home, and confidence of the Cabinets of Foreign
Powers, the Navigation, Trade, .Imports, and .kx-
ports of this C2untry, exhibited a' slate of prospe-
rity wholly unexampled at any fortner, period in the.
history of this or of any other Country.—He should
now move that these Reports be laid on the table.
London, England, 1807-01-15

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
I.,ADtES AND•GENTL,EMT,
lAVING, on a former occasion, expressed to
you my intention of offering Myself to your notice as a
Candidate on the first Vacancy that shouid occur in your 1)i-
-region, I am induced, in consequence of the much-lamented
..death of Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. to solicit the favour
of your Votes and Interest at the Election in April next. I
shall avail myself of the earliest opportunity to pay my per-
sonal respects, and submitting to you the grounds of my
pretensions.
• • 1
,have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
Mill Hill, ]an. r 3, ISo7. • I(OI4ERT WILLIAMS.

THURSDAY JANUARY 15, 1807.

This Day was published,
In One Volume, 121:10. price 4s. bound,
The Filth Edition, Cortecterhind i,nprived,. of
Hi STOR I CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Q (JEST' ONS,,for tile Useof Young People; with
a Selection of British 'and General Biography, &c.
By RICUMAL MANGNAL.
. .

Printed for L6ngman, Hurst, Rees, and Gime, Paternos—
ter.row ; and John Hurst, Wakefield, • •
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
. Half an Hour's Lounge ; or, Poeins ; in Post ilyo. price
3s. sewed;

This Day was published,
In Five Volumes Odavo, price al. in boards,
A Nev. Fditiou ot -

SHE WORKS of PHILLIP DODDRIDGE,
D. ll.with iris Life by 0 RTON..

Printed for J. Johnson; R. Balwvin ; F. and C.
.Riving-
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Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; I. Walker ; Vernor and Hood;
1). Ogilvy and Son ; Cuthell and Martin ; Cadell and Da-
vies ; IL Crosby ; Lackingtun and Co.; I. Mawman; J.
Higham; and Matthews and Leigh. •

Of whom may be. had,
The .Family Expositor; or, a Paraphase and Version of
the N w Testament; with Critis;:►l.. Ncoes. twd a Practical
Jlnprovemei&t of each Section. By I'. Doddridge, I). V. to
which is prefixed a Life of the Author, by Andrew Kippis,
p.1)..F.R.5. and S.A. in 6 vols. Svo. price sl. 3s. boards.
London, England, 1807-01-15

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
4ADIES AND GENTLEMF.N,
`TN conformity with my late intimatiOn to become
1. a Candidate for a Seat in the Direction of your. A tfairs on
the next Vacancy which might occur, I now beg leave to
signify my determination.of coining to the Poll at the Gene-
ral ijedion in April next, when 1 most respedful y solicit
your Votes and Interest in my behall fo; ••:he Vacancy which
will then be occasimed by the decease of your late worthy
Otredor Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
z, Harley. place, Your very faithful
te:,4i2a7. J. A. BANNERMAN.

To the--PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GZSTLEMEN,
HAVING on a former Occasion announced to
you my intention of offering myself as a Candidate for
a Seat in the Direttion when au Opportunity offired, allow
me most respeafully to solicit the tavot:r 'of your Votes and
Interests in my behait to fill the Vacancy occasioned by the
dectase of your Late worthy Ex-Qireetor, Sir Stephen Lush.:
ington, tart, the Election for which will take place in April
next ; and as some claim to your sulk-rages, permit me to in-
form you, I have been brought up in your service from my
infancy, and commande.l one of your regular Shills four sue-
cessi've Voyages ; during which time, I .trust, my conduct
met the entire approbation of your Court of Direaors: awd I
further beg to assure you, that should I be placed in the ho-
nourable situation to which I Aspire, t shall devote my earn.:
est endeavours to promote the Interest and Prosperity of the
Company, and render myself deserving so distinguished a
mark of yOUT confidence. _ _

With'great respell, 1 have the honour to be,
Lacl,c and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obeilient Servant,
Chea!n, Tan. 14, tSo7. KLNIV,“tII SMITH.
London, England, 1807-01-15

RO W

morning, ;8 min. after 6. I Afternoon, 58 min. after 6.

• • - CHALLENGE. •
ik if ESSRS. CUitRIE and Co. challenge the whola
; World to prove.a single inste.nce where their Medicine
and Method of Cure have failed of the-desired died. The •
practice of many years in this-particular branch of their pro-••
•fession has nor given rise to one unsuccessful case. They con—.
•tinee to dire4.,th,tir studies to the treatment and cure of cer- -
tain CUM praint s, and that derahgemetit of the system which' •
is the consequence of a destructive habit. It is a melancholy
truth, that the indulgence in this-solitary, vice brings on those
Deficiencies:. and Debilities which frequently prevent and
embitter the Matrimonial State, and imposes by anticipa-
tion upon its unhappy vie irns all the infirmities of old age.
To such persons .it must be a consoling reflection to know'
that they may now, by a new.and infallible mode. Of treat-
ment, be restored to health, strength, and manly vigour.—
Messrs. Currie and Co. being. regoiar Surgeons of the ttciA •
College, the idea of empirctsm cannot possibly beau:ter/Ai
to their practice, fur nothinic but a thorough conviction, co:-i •
firmed•by many yq4rs experience, of the injudicious mode of
treatment adopted by the general Practitioner in the cure of
Venereal Complaints, and that class of Debility which
tably results from the indiscretions .ot youth, could induce
them to deviate front the usual system, and byperforming tae
most surpsbiiig cures, convince the world of the decided su,
periority of their mode of treatment.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of
either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour,
at their House, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Letters from the
Country-(post-paid), inclosing a Bank Note,. stating the
particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advice and
Medicines sent to any part of the Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-01-15

17CTUALLINC-OFFICF,

to, .807.
Apt, JOHN 111 EITEL, of Richmond, in the
County of Surrey, Butcher, having failed to abide Ley a'
Public Tender, dated the,29th alt. Which be made to the VidUal-
ing Board /Or the Supply' cj FRESH BEEF to His Majesty'':
Ships and Yer.selr at )'arm'oetb, Lynn, and WWI:, in the County
of Notjolß,for the ensuing Tevell Months, the Connisitoners for
Victualling His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That
on Monday the 7.• tb inst. they Will be ready to receive Tende? ty
in uniting (sealed up), and treat with such Persons as Well
undertake to furnish whatever FR ESH BEEF my be require.!
far 'the rive of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the several
Por-ts before mentioned, from that day to the 3 tst' of December i.ext,
Inclusiz:ej and to be paid for by Bills, ,p,tyable, with Interesth
_ninety arstis after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's
qff;ce, at this Office; or by a; plying to the Colleaor of the Cat.
toms at Yarmouth..

Nu regard will 6r had to any Tender in which the Pt ice sball
not he-inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Monday the 261 h
instant, nor unless the Person who makes !be Tender, or some
person on hit behalf, attends, to answer, when tolled for.
London, England, 1807-01-15

• WARRANTED "(INDRAWN. •
UORNSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint the
Public, that they shall continue selling TICKETS
And Sll ARES. during the Dtawing of the present State Lot-
tery, warranted undrawn at the time of purchasing.
.THURSDAY NEXT will be tne Second Dap of Draw-
Aug.
No. a 6, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cress, and St. Margaret's
Borough.
London, England, 1807-01-15

ARMY ESTIMATES.

The SECRETARY AT WAR presented at. the table
the Estimates for Army Services for the Year 1807.
—Ordered to lie on the table. -

The Right. Hon. Secretary stated that he had
another Paper in his hand, which he was to present
according to the provision of, the Mt of the 46th of
the King. This was a Copy of a Warrant with cer-
tainQrders to the Officers and. Non-commissioned
Officers of the. Army, pursuant. to the At above-
mentioned.--Thts being presented,
Mr. PERCIVAL said a few words; in a very low
tone of voice: We understood him to express a
wish that this Paper might be printed, as it might.
perhaps render unnecessary a Motion. made by a
Noble Lord (Castlereagh) on a former 'occasion...
The SECRETARY at WAR observed, that if the'
Noble Lord- himself had been present, he would
have asked him whether the Paper might not super-
sede the necessity of one of his Motions. It was
important to know this, because-if this Paper would
answer the Noble Lord's purpose, it would .save
some time and trouble at the War Office.

The Paper was ordered to lie on the table.
The SECRETARY at WAR then gave notice, that he
would move, That the. Estimates_ be taken into con-
sideration i❑ the Committee of Supply this day
se:unight.
The Malt Duty Bill was reported, and ordered to
be read a third time to-morrow.

He could only Communicate the faa, leaving it. to
others to draw such inferences as the fad might. ap-
pear to warrant. A Learned Gentleman the other
night,had adverted _to this Treaty, and seemed de-
sirous to knot whether we had bound ourselves
down to a particular system of action with re-
gard to the American and Neutral Navigation
and Commerce, ,or whether His Majesty had re-
served to himself a right to proceed as far as was ne-
cessary to counterad the designs of the Enemy, by
using means equally severe against his commerce as
he used against our's. He had no objedion to an-
swer that question. His Majesty had reserved to
himself a right to proceed with as much rigour against
the French commerce as the Chief of the French'
.Government had employed against us. This was a
right he hoped his Majesty would always reserve to.,
himself.---Nothing had been given•up therefore on
that point by ►he Treaty with America:
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed •
of.—Adjourned.

MAILS.
Atatvzo—t Dublin, it-Waterford. Dul-4 Gottenburgb,
2 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWILLVZ O'CLOCK.
Consols -

11 Fl E SUN.

SOLEM QUI& DICERE FA% tUM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1807-01-15

DILL).
Lately, in North Cumberland-street, Dublin, Richard
Paul BOnliam, Esq. ,
On' Welinesday morning, at her apartments, Norfolk-streety
aged 76, Mrs. liockett, of the Grove, Dorking, relid of John
Bockett, Esq. late of the same place.
On Thursday last, Mr. Samuel Chifney, a well-known
jockey upon the Turf.
On the ,6th ult. Mrs. Baugham, of Threadneedle-street,
aged 3i.
On NlOnclay, at BroMpton, Mrs, Neville, Lady of Richard
Neville, Esq. late Member for Wexford.
On the tzth inst. at Richmond, Miss Peck. '
London, England, 1807-01-15

IRISH OFFICES.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT then gave notice, that,.
to-
morrow, a he would tnove for leave to bring in Bill
'forAbolishing certain Offices de-sCribed in the Re-
port of the Commissioners for Inquiring into the
Fees and Emoluments of Offices in Ireland, and
also for regulating
,certain other Offices, in which
:30111C deviations from their proper ,objet had taken
place.
London, England, 1807-01-15

lIIARIZIED.

On Thursday last. Nicholas Freeman, Esq. of Boxted, Suf.
folk, to Miss Simpion, daughter of E. F. Simpson,. Esq. of
Stoke by Nayland.
On Friday, at Ringmore Chapel, near Teignmouth, De-
von, George Whidbome, Esq. of Newton-Abbott, to Miss
Anna Bulley,, one of the daughters of - Bulley, Esq. oe
Shpldon, in the same County.
On the ist inst. 'Thomas Grove, Esq. eldest son of Tho-
mas Grove,. Esq. of Fero; Wilts. to Miss Farquharson, sis-
ter to 1. 1. Farquharson, Esq. of Langton, Dorset.
London, England, 1807-01-15

BIRTII&',.

On Sunday the t ith inst. the Lady 'of William Smith,
I.:sq. of Myrtle-place, BLickheath, of a Son.
On Tuesday the 6th inst. at Apley Park, Salop, the Lady
of Thamas'W liitrnore, 'Esq. M. P. of a Son and Heir.
Lately, hi Har:ourt•street, Dublin. the Lady of Lieute-
nant-Colonel 7,lacclannell, Assistant Adjutant-General, of a
Daughter.

Op Thursday last, at his house, Nile Terrace, on the New
Road, Rochester, the Lady .of • Colonel Pringle, Of the
Guards, of a Daughter.
Lately, at Woodchester Park, in Gloucestershire, Lady
,Frances Nlorton, of a. Daughter.
• On ThurAiiy the esh ult. at Dover, the Lady of Willianx
Bagster, Assistant Commissary, of a Son.
Lately, the Lady of Colonel West, of the 3d Regiment of
Foot Guards, of a Son.

Lately, in Dorset street. Portman-square. the Lady of r.
R. Wh:tetbord, Esq. or Leatherheaci, of a Son.
London, England, 1807-03-18

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
rrHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, Mattrasses, and Be&ling complete, arc very respeet-
fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable
and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and . Chairs, on. improved .printiples ; Se 4
Cots.; Sofa Beds, and Chairs for en hoard Ship; ilusquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads,, lot East
and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, a;

MORGAN...anti SANL)EkS's
Patent Bedstead Mrinufatiory and Ware-Rooms,
- Nos, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented .1 inperial .Dining
ables, allowed to be the most cQmi,lete and I- leKant set of
Tables ever'yet invented, are very poi table, packing in a B.
but ten inches deep. .
- N. B. The' Fashiobable Sofa• Bed and. Chair-Bed Ware—
.house. .
London, England, 1807-03-18

BANKRUPTS.

Philip Pullen, of Hanky, Staffordshire, bookseller, to stir-
. render April It, 13, at 'twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stone,
and 23, at eleven, at the Hotel, Stafford. Attornies, Messrs.
Barber and Browne,- Fetter-lane, London ; or -Messrs.
• Asibury and Dent, Stone, Staffordshire.
john Dennett, of Northuinberland-street, Strand, Middlesex,
wine-merchant, Marcn.zB, 31, arid A vril 2R, at eleven, at
Goi;dliall. Attortiies," Messrs. Palmer, ToinlinsOns, and
Thomson, Copthat.court, Thr,lgrnotton-street. •
David Morgau, otherwise Clifford, of Carditl, -Glamorgan-
sliolikeeper, April I, 2, and aS, at eleven, at the An-
y,: i ~;„ Attornies, Mr. William!. Cardiff; or Mr.
1101:6, 1-11, square,:
jotiu , manufalurer. March 3c, 3.r,
1,/%1 2h, .-t ten,
Ak at toe fir-ii*ewai.r
A Ali. Hewitt, Main.iiester.;
,or Mr. Lilts, 'Cur-
snot st fedi, •Chancery facie, London.

Thomas ionez, of Birmingham, ccal:inerchant, March 24,
25, " and April 28, at eleven, at the. Ped Lion, rvarwick.
Attornies, Mr. Punton, Ilind-court, F legit-street,'London ;
or Mr. Brewlcy, Birmingham.
Samuel Blower, now or late.of Eltinglimit, Norfolk, miller,
April at tour,
_24, at ten, and aB, at eleven, at the
'Tuns Inn, Bungay, Suffolk. Attorney, Mr. •7Cusaude,
Halesworth and Bungay. • • ,
loseph Hancock, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, March.
24, 23., and April zB, at eleven, at the Old King's Head,
Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Chennbre, 'Temple-lane, Lon-
don ; or-Mr. Watson, Sheffield.
lohn Liuley, of Sheffield, Yorkshire.'grocer, March 25, 26,
and Aprit2B, at eleven, at the Tontine lon, At-
tornig, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Rod-
ger,. }tetfield.
Ann-tie.4enish and I lenry. Newport, of Vii tiers- st(eet,Straud,
Middlesex, upholsterers and co-partners, March a re at one,
April 4, at ten, and 28, at•one, at Guildhall. 'Attornies,
Messrs. .Bleasdale, Alexauder, and Holm; New,-Inn.
Thomas Taylor, late of Monkwearmouth-Shore, Durham,
bread-baker, March 31, April r, and 28, at eleven, at the
George Inn, Sunderland. Attornies, Mr. Harri .on, Sunder-
. land ; or Mr. Blakiston, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane,
London.
London, England, 1807-03-18

BANKRUFTCIES ENLARGED.

Tames. Shakeshatt the
:younger, late of Widegate.Street,
llishopsgate-street, London, dealer in china and earthen-
ware from March it to April 14, at ten, at• Guildhall. •
David lohnston, of lirown-street, Wanover.squa-re, Middle.
sex, smith, from March 2.x to April 14, at tch, at Guild-
hall.
London, England, 1807-03-18

yt
~£

s

MAucg 18, 1307..

To the`PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK,
I,Antttt AND GENTLEitENj
'% NIMATED in the most, tensible thaniiet':by
t herepcdtecl assurances of support Nvhicli I continue to
rer.4.-ive, I Inustagain exprei4 my wannest gratitude for,stich
adltional and disinterested marks of Izi-vout%
I have already humbly Submitted to yod my pretension to"
fill a teat -in the'Direetion. The experictice of a great por-
tion of my life in the Cotnpany!s.service,. combined with en- .
tire lelsure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions .; more
I cannot,oller, aird mere I atri sure yOu do not t.:tittire in a
Canditlare, to'cnable bitri to discharge the duties of this inv.
portant station ; 'but I may, trust, without presumption,
give you my soemn assurance, that in the event of my suc-
cess (and the reception I haie met with in my canvass leaves
me no. rocirt•to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to tli
utalosti and the whale of •my time be devoted to the fulfil-
ment
of every duty connected with the prosperity of the East
India Company.
_I trust that those Proprietors to whorri I havenot yet paid
my re peels, will not impute the apparent neglect to any
other t :an tha real cause, the extensiveness di-the Canvass.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and GeritleMen, •
Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant,
Birchin-lane, Feb. ►t/ 1807: ROAkIRT
•

,N-,13, Captain, Wil Committee meet every Wednes.
thy, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend
from Eleven to Five o'Clock, by whom any communications
will be thankfully received.
London, England, 1807-03-18

MARRIAD.

On Saturday last, at Stoke Pages, Bucks, Icrorbe De Sari;;
Esq. of Hilliii,;don-place 'Middlesex, to -Miss Peri.:dopc
Freeman, daughter of Robert Freeman, Esq. of .the
Lodge; near Uxbridge.
.(4n Saturday the 7th inst. Mr. William Flint', of Don-
caster, owner of thtt Great Ox, to. Mrs. ilanatiti of Nor-
wich.
London, England, 1807-03-18

• COMPLETE RESIDENCE
For a Small Genteel Family, Farms, Scc. oil the Border of
the New Portst,'Hampshire, '
• TO'BE sou? BY.-AUCTION .•
. •I n Sekral Lots,.
On Thursday, the 2d Day'of April next, at. the Greyhound
'• Inn, - nt Fordinghridge,
A • GENT EEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with two
Coach.houses, four-stalled Stable, beautiful Garden,
well stocked with Wall- fiti?t, ecc. &c. of above Half an
tl cre, and sevool small Fields, of alaout.•Eight Aicres, lying
contiguous; situate•at the Entrance of Fordinghridge, late the
Property and Residence of Stephen Turner, Esq. deceased ;
fu:rning a most desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Fami-
ly... Fox and other 1-founds within a short distance, the finest
River almost in. England through the T Own, and the Beau-
ties of the surrounding ,Country, arid all other Particulars
concur in Makitig this a most desirable OppOrtunity;for
Gentleman wishing the pleasures.of a min-try-lite, and the
comforts of a town close to his house.
At the same time will be also Sold by Aulion, a very
.good harm of above toa Acres, within the'Parish of Fording
-
bridge, lett to' an imexceittionable Tenant for the term of
Seven Years frOm Michaelmas, 18(4; and another Farm of
about 25 Acres, close to the Town, now lett from year to
year to a like good Tenant ; and some Small Houses and
Gardens near the above-mentioned Dive Iling'-honse.
And son the same Day and the next folk awing (Friday, the
3,1 April) will also be sold by Antlion (on the Premises) the.
very good Household Furniture in the above-motioned
Dwelling-house•; a one-horse Chaise; and the llorse belong-•
ing to it ; and various other Articles to be mentioned in the
Catalogue.
N. B. The said Dwelling. house, Garden, &c. are in most
excellent repair and condition, and .tit for immediate occu-
pation. Distance from Salis%ury I, miles. 'Southampton 20,
Ringwoo-t 5, -Lnitington IS, Lyndhurst is, Christchurch
is,. Woodycates inn to, Illandford 20.
Printed Particulars will be delivered at. Mr. Young's, the
.Auttiorreer, at Romsey ;: Mr. Eldertieki's Office, ditto ; at
Mr. Strictland's, Fordingbrids. ; and at. Messrs. Sandys and
Horton's,.Crane- court, Fleet-street, hondon and.a view of
the Premises may be had by applying at the 7.1.0u5e
London, England, 1807-03-18

1)1ED.

On Monday last, at his house in Great Cumberland-place,
Admiral Sit Hyde Parker, aged 67.
The same evening, at his house in Queeii-sqnare, William
George Sibley, Esq. Treasurer.of the I nclia=l-I.,use.
Yesterday, in the 79th year of his age, Mr. John 'Pridden,
nearly 'half a century a Bookseller Fleet-.street'. •
On the 13itt inst. at Kelso, in the 7Sth year of his age,
`Mr. William Dods, late of the War,ol-11c...
On Wednesday last, Mr. lolin Pool rlaratty, of Grace-
chureh.street

On Sunday night last,—Mrs. Leigt, of Store-street, fled-
ford•square, reltc.l of the late Gell:nd Leigh, Esq of Doc-
tors' Commons.

On Alunday evening, Mrs. Oakley, wife of -R. Oakley,
Esq. of EgA.:p.laCe, Lambeth..
London, England, 1807-03-18

NAVAL EW'S.

.-FALmouTit, MAtt cit 15.—Arrived, 'yesterday the
Ninztle, CUDD, for Oporto; the Fannw,
for Lisbon ; Sand this day the Four Fr iends;Rumi, EY,
for Plymouth, and Sisters, PH:LLirs, all from Li-
verpool ; the Aurora, WATERS, from Bristol ; the
Lovely Peggy, GRIFFITHS, from Milford ; the
Marg+aret, DAVY, from Cardigan; and Snap Dragon
fronia Cruize.

Sailed His. Majesty's . Gun-brig Insolent on a
Cruize, and the Cornwallis Packet, ANTHONY, with
Mails of the 3d inst. for Gibraltar and Malta.

Owing to' the strong Northerly winds we are
without any arrivals of consequence from the West-
ward.

Pon TSMOUTH, MARCH 17.—Arrived the Ater-
curl' Frigate, Capt. PELLY, from" the Downs ; The-
dalus Frigate, Capt. WARREN, and the Crocodile.
Frigate, Capt. BETTESWORTH, from a Cruize. •

The Mercury is appointed Convoy for INiewfound:.
land, Canada, Nova Scotia, and Bermuda.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 17.—This morning arrived
the Me/eager Frigate, Lynx Sloop, and two Gun-
brigs.
Ships remaining- as last account.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 16.—Went out of Harbour,
and sailed direel' for Yarmouth, His Majsty's Ship
Baby, of 64 guns, Capt. DRAFER. •
MARCH 17:—Neaffifty Sail of Merchant Ships
and Brigs are under weigh, and proceeding down
Swin for the Baltic, convoyed by His Majesty's
Stoop of War Falcon and Peri-der Gun-brig, Lieut.
WIElt, for Yarmo4tl6

Sail©l His Majesty's Gun-brig Mariner, Lieut.
LAPSLIE, fur Deal,

DEAL, MAaca 17.—Yesterday Vice-Admiral
HOLLOWAY returned to Deal, and again hoisted his
Flag on board His Majesty's -Ship Princess of
Orange in the Downs.
Arrived the Clyde Frigate, Commodore OWE:ri,
Star Sloop of War, and several other Cruizers, from
off the' French Coast, and remain in the Towns with
the Test of the Ships as per last.

A large Fleet of -Ships are coming round the
South Foreland- under convoj, of the Devastation
Bomb.

The Lord Hawkesbury and Surrey East Indiamen;
and several other Merchantmen, are under weigh
for Portsmouth.

DISTRIBUTION
.OF PRIZE-MONEY.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop
Orestes for the Capture of the two Dutch Fishing-vessels
longe Classina and Hoop Van Winst, on the 6th Oclober,
1866, a distribution will be made on the loth inst. on board,
at Sheerness; and every Tuesday and friday tar three months,
at No, 18, Clement's Inn.
London, England, 1807-03-18

FOURTEENTH OF APRIL
GOVERNMENT STATE 1-.OTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING, • ,•

And contains Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds in
- Sterling Money. , • -
/THIS is th 6 most extraordinary SCHEME ever
produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece-
dented /slumber of Grand Prizes makes .

Every. Lottery. Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in-the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn t4th April Nv i 1 1 be a Prize;
Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn.
SCHEME.

4 Prizcs of ,C 23,000 r - are - kBO,OOO
4 - - - 10,000 - . - 40,000
4 - - - Sabo
- loco - - - 10,c,0c,
lo - 500
33 - - 100
4' - - 50
3030 - 2e
3020 First-drawn Ticket, t,) each - 30,000
25,0 x) Tickets 250,000

First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - 20,0p0
Ditto - - - - Day - - 2.0,000
Ditto "- - - - 3d Day. - 20,000
• Ditto - - 4th Day - - z 0,033
Ditto - - - stil Day - - to,oco
' Ditto - - - 6th Day - - r3.0c0
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta-
blished Offices in England, Ireland, and' Scotland.
The First-drawn Ticket will -receive Twenty Thousand
Pounds.