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London, England, 1807-02-24

A CHALLENGE.

------- - - -
/MESSRS. CURRIE.and co. challenge the Whole
World to prove a. single instance where their Medicine
and Method of Cure have failed of the desired circa. The
pradice of many years in this particular branCh of their pro-
fession has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They con-
tinue to cliied their studies to the treatment and cure of cer-
tain Complaints, and that derangement of the system which
iS.the consequence of a destrudivc 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.
tiou upon its Unhappy victims • all the infirmities of old age.-
To such persons it must be a consoling retledion to knoW
that they may nctw, .by anew and infallible mode of treat-
ment, be restored to health, strength. Ana .manly vigour...—
Messrs. Currie and Co. being regular surgeons of the Royal'
College, the idea of empircism cannot possibly be attached
to their pradice, for rintinittßit a thorough conviction, eon--
firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of
treatment adopted by the general l'rathtiouer in the cure of
Vet,creal Complaints, and that class or Wbility which inevi-
t3,l;y results from the indiscretions of youth,.could induce
; tein.ru deviate front 111:!tisu.1 4
stem,
and by pertorining the
sin-irising cures., eoilvre..e. lIIC WUtid Ot the decided su.
•
perk/14y Pt their JllO-1C 9; M;a1111.31t. • '

Mr. FULLER reported from the Committee ap-
pointed to try and determine the werits of the Peti-
tion• against the Return for the Borough Of Maid-
stone,
.that the sitting Members, illes,rs. S'anpson
and. Longman,, had been, duly returned, •and that
the Puition against their. Return was not frivolous
nor vekatious,
London, England, 1807-11-30

serve for a Beicon to such of their ships /I% navigate
in that quarttr....-"r(Copin tracy:, o,42tit, of Mventv

her 9.)

RENDESBURGIT, Nov. - 6.—by a Royal Ordinane
of the 23d of October, .thc expottation of timber
troth any .part of
_the Danish dominions has beim

prohibited until further orders, on pain of confisci.,
tido Of the timber, and a tine equal to the value of
the goods confiscated, to be paid by all such per-
son-. as shall he convi6ted of having offended against
the above Ordinance.-44beille du Nord of Nonem.t

ter me)
BANKS OP THE MAINE, OcT. 24.--The Fortress
cif BrAnnau was, in the middle of Olober, revie.
walled by the French for three months. A Letter
from Vienna contains the following intelligence :

There are still some differences to adjust between
the French Court and ours. France requires that
the Aultrian Ports should be shut against the English
trade. We understand that Brannan has agaitt been
revietualled ; and that the' French, according to
every appearance, will not evacuate Austrian Friuli
as soon as was expeaed. The contributions levied
for the 4ast.war are not yet, "it. is -said; entirely dis-
charged, and probably this has. a connetiion with
.the continuance of the opietwatiork of Erannau."
TRIESTE; OCT. 17.—Since the English have be.
gw to respect the Austrian Neutral Flag more than
they have hitherto done, many Vessels, with tho
products of the Levant, as oil, currants, and cotton,.
arrive here, and trade begins ,to revive. Several
Ships that, had been detained at Malta, have like-
wise been released, and have already arrived at
Trieste, Fiume, and Porto Re. The English Flotilla
of six Frigates and Corvettes, which was at anchor
before our Road, sailed again, after a fair days, for
Corfu, under Commodere CAPB.EL.G, • •

TER R ITOR WURTEMIWRGII OcT.
MAJ ESTY, Onr.SOVertilgll, is continually employed
very aClively ..ttl public, and. very rarely' permits
himself any relaicitioin. I;' is generally miected
that the Icingdom of Wurtemburgh will. still ;eceiye
a very ccuiiderable augmentatign.
London, England, 1807-06-13

NAV AL
_I\TEWS.

Pr,Tgotinr, JUNE 11.—Arrived this 'morning the
Tonnant and Colossus, of 74 guns each, from the
Squadron cruizing off Rochefort.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 12.--Arrived La S.ybille
Fri-
gate; Capt. .WINTHORP, from the Channel Fleet,
with a French Lugger Privateer, of 14 guns, which
she has captured.; also the Decade,Frigate, Capt.
STUART; from a ernize.

Sailed the iticmene Frigate, Capt. BRISBANE, for
the Westward; the Btar Sloop, Capt. SIMPSONI to
cone& the Newfoundland Convoy, to the Westward;
Pelter Gun-iressel, Lieut. vELYN ; and Hearty,
same rate, on a cruize to the Westward.

Went out of harbour, the Success Frigate, Capt.
AYSCOUGH, having been refitted.

COINES, JUNE 12.—Arrived last evening, the
American Ship. Commerce, RAY, from Savannah,
with timber and staves, with loss of her mainmast
and mizentop-mast, which they had been obliged
to cut away, she 'having got ashore, near Christ-
church,' yesterday morning, in a heavy gale of
,wind.

I ISLANDS OF SCILLY, JUNE 9.—A Pilot-boaf be-
.
longing to these Islands reports, that on the 2gth
ult. she passed the Seven Stones, lying about three
leagues, to the north-east, and clearly discovered the
masts of a Ship, or Bark, which they supposel had
struck on the rocks the preceding day, in a thick
fog,• and immediately foundered, and it is feared all
'on board has perished. She is -supposed to be a
foreigner, from her canvas being of a different tnanu-
faature to British;; but little or nothing of the wrek
has been saved, as it is dangerous, from the heavy
surf, for Boats to go near.

Sailed the Catherine, WOOD Master, laden with
brandy, wine, and cordials, for Douglas, Isle of. Man.
Came in the Insolent Gun-brig, Capt. Moaßrs,
from. a Cruize.

BRIXTQN QUAY, JUNE 11.—Arrived in .Torl3av
His Majesty's Ships ifibernia, Bellerophon, London,
Di eadnonglzt, Monarch, St., George, and Rose, from
'off Brest.

DEAL, JUNE 12.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri-
ver, the Henry, MqVER, from Berbice; she parted
from the Fleet on the 24th ult. in lat. 41. 49.1\T•
long. 36. 40. W. in a gale of wind from the East.:
ward..

Sailed .early this morning the Explosion Bomb to
the Westward; also several Coasters and Colliers. •
Arrived his Majesty's Ships Resolution, from
Cork ; Julia, from Yarmouth ; and lAspatelt; from
Portsmouth.

The Kangaroo Sloop of War has detained and
brought into the Downs the Harriett, ofEaltimore,
laden with wine, for Tenningen, and remains with
the test of the Ships as per last.. .
London, England, 1807-06-13

LIMERICK, JUNE 6.

Wednesday evening the Ele&ion for two Repre.
sentatives for th►s County terminated, when the
numbers were as fallow

Colonel William Well ing
Hoi;. ‘Vindliam Quin - - 13 SO
Thomas Monsen, Esq. - 860

The kOoh Sheriff declared the two former duly
ele&ed.

Thus ended a contest of thirteen days continuance,
almost-without parallel, for the good order and de-
comun preserved by the multitudes, who day.alier
day crowded the hustings.. As usual, at elections,
there was an occasional 'ebullition of populai semi,
ment, manifested by loud plaudits; but it does this
county and city great credit that no tumult, riot, or
outrage took place, from the commencement'to the
conclusion of the poll. The Members were con-
veyed, in a splendidly decorated chair, through all
parts of this city, attended by crowds of the inhabl,-
.tants, •

SUICIDE.— Mr. CHARLES W. MONK, a young
man of Canada, of great talents and considerable
acquirements, who had returned to his family after
devoting seKeral.years to literature and science, he-k
came the victim of melancholy, the cause of wiich
nothing Could indUce him to reveal. At length., \l'he4
it .was hoped that- this depression of spirits wot.-dd
git-e• way to new :objects, and that he would return
to his studies, or engage in the Adive scenes of ,life,
he ietireci to his chamber, and terminated all .hil
mortal cares'by discharging a pistol into his- breast,
The report induced his uncle; ClaiefJustice MONK,
to, hasten into his room, where he was fotifid in the
last agonies, bui capable of saying, in answer to his
uncles enquiry as to the reason or this desperate ad,
That 'goes- with' me to the grave." This unforl
tunate vidim.of,.tnysterious misery-had only reached
the twentieth year of his age.

•THE THEATRE.--"MT. MELVIN had a very profit
ahle'betittit,• la'st night, at Covent Garden Theatre,
ThefPlaty-was-Secrets Worth Knowing, in which he
performed the part of Rostrum with great Spirit.--
After some vocal exertions from BELLAMY, TAYLOEP
Miss BOLTON, and a Mr. LUND, a little Interlude, en-
tled Peitsonation, -tran,lated from the French, exhi-
bited the talents of Mrs. C. KEMBLE to very great
advantage, in the chargiers ofa young English La-
dy and an old French Chambermaid, which she al,
ternately and repeatedly assumed and supported with
adinirablbil-ruflr, spirit and humour. Mr. MELvar
also assurned the double charaCters of a young Eng-
lish Nobleman, and old French Valet, with much
success.

Hops.—Lasf satprday 73 Pockets of Hops were
weighed in Worcester Market. Curreut PriCes
19tt00.1 gs.per
London, England, 1807-06-13

pATENT. Sofa an 4 Chair Beds, :Dining Table,
Brass screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containiii4 -a
Set.of-Tahles.;•several new Inventions and excellent -im-
provements in Cabinet and Upholstery: Furniture; gracious-
, ly patronized by the. King, Queen, .and Royal, Family.
BUT E is ,the Original Manufadory, and he is the
true- roprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be
seen at his-Ware-rooinsh has• had the, honour of executing
Orders in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the No-
bility and entry, Many of %%horn have favourably conde-
.scended to recommend his IVlantiladory, }wowing it to be
-Abe Original., Window Curtains, brawing-room and Par--
lour. Chairs, and every Attiole in. the above Branches, in a
variety of elegant and fashionable Designs.. The Patent Brass
Screw Bedl are fixed with the.greatest ease, without tools;
'or tiq.:lcs or nails in the 'Furniture. ,
Particular attention to useful Improvements in furniture
for the Gentlemen of the Artily amid Navy, and foit EXpoi-fa-
tion. Musquita Net Beds of v.arienis kinds for,the East and
; Fine Goose. Feather. •Beds,..and all kinds :.of
Bedding, alv% ays ready at BUTI, E it's WA Et.f. HO US E,
Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine-street, Strand.—Please to be par-
ticular ; a Brick-front House.
London, England, 1807-06-13

NUMBER 4600

THE LAST NIGHT-BITt TWO OF tHE COMPANY's
PERFORMING THIS SEASON.
' THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
'T .1 /HIS PRESENT EVENING, June 13 180-
1
1 will be Perth, riled
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Sir Charles Marlowe, Mr. COOKE ;
Hardcastle,, Mr. DOWTON ;'
Young Marlowe, mr. RYMORE ;'
Hastings, Mr. BARTLEY '
•
Tony Lunikln, Mr. B NNISTER-; •
Sting°, Mr. MADDOCKS ;
Diggory, Mr. PENLEY ,•
Mrs. Hardcastle, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Miss Hardcastle, Miss DUNCAN ;
Miss Neville, Mrs. SCOTT; •
Maid,. Miss TIDSWELL.
WITH

THE YOUNG HUSSAR ; 7
Or; LOVE AND MERCY,: •
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
The Charaders by
Mr. EC LISTON. MA. EltitE, Mr: CHERRY, -
Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARILOWE,Mrs. BLAND,
The Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five,.and begin at
Half-past Six. -
On Monday., The Mountaineers ; after which, 'T-he Fair
Circassian ; with The-Devil to Pay.
•

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL
MHIS GALLERY, for tlid EXHIBITION and
SALE of the WORKS of Bittilsß ARTISTS,
Is now open to the Public, and will continue open every-Day,-
. from ten in the Morning till five in the A Iternoon.--Admit,
tance is.—tatzlogues 6d:
By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper.
London, England, 1807-06-13

EAST INDIES.

711 e Eagle, Capt. WEBSTER, arrived at Bombay
from Calcutta; on the 13th of December, spoke his
Majesty's Ship St. Fi'orenzo, in lat. 13. N. long.' 84
E. all well.

. The Danish'Sbip Castle Dansberg, Capt. Wax-
THER, arrived at Bombay from Madras on the 10th
of December ; spoke on her passage His Majesty's
Ship. Pitt, Capt. BATHURST, all well.
On ,the 23d of. November the. Fatty Salarn, off
Cape Comorin, saw His Majesty's Ship Wilhelrnina,
His Majesty's Ship l3ellone, Capt. BASTARD, had
arrived at Bombay from a cruize.
BOMBAY. COURIER, Nov. 2g,.1306. • •

!Arrived-the 21st of November, His Majesty's Ship
Psyche, Capt. WOOLDRIDGE, and His Majesty's
Ship Concorde, Capt. CRAMER. On the 22d, His
..,Majesty's Sloop Albatross, Capt. GORDON ;
lien Prize, Mr. ELBERT, Prize-master. On the 23d,
La .Lieorne, Prize to His Majesty's Ship Viaor,
Capt. BELL,
London, England, 1807-06-13

DIED.

Lately, at his house in Gloucester-street, Dublin; 'Wil-
liam Preston, ESq. First Commissioner of Appeals, and
Member of the Royal I fish Academy. .
On Thursday last, Mrs. Greenhill, wife of the Rev. Dr:
lohn Rmsell Greenhill, of Cotisford, in the County of Ox-
ford.
Yesterday, Mrs. Black, of Hawkesbury-place, Wal worth,
• ha'6,nsequence of being thrown down by a horse on full
speed in the Val worth-road. •
Lately, at Richmond, Mrs. Rigaud, many years House-
keepecat the Observatory in.the Royal Gardens there. •
On the 13th ult. at Genoa, Madame Negrdtti, who has
left her heirs property to the amount of 300,000 livres ; and
has bequeathed a sum to her. Parish for the performance
.or
masses.
In l3rutl; at the advanced age of Ito years, Ellen Hayes'.
In 1 reland, Elizabeth Mahon, of Mile-cross, in the to7th
year of her-age.

PRICE OF STOCKS
YESTERDAY.
llaak Stock, 134 India Stock, shut •
Navy 5 per Lent. shut India• Bonds 75. Bs. pr.
6 5. per Cent. 1797, South Sea Stock, shut
Irish sper Cent. I New Arm. shut •
4 per Cent. 81 i • Exchequer Bills, 3s. 45. pr.
3 per Cent: 'Red. 63 H par, as. pr.
3 per cent. Con. scut Omnium, ro
Bank Ann. 17i 15-t6ths Imperial 3 per Cent. 62k
Ditto Short Ann. ConS. for peningf 64

and published by 1V LLI A Pit A RMI C IR. SCR 1 PPS. of South Moir,
for the Paper, I otters fur the Editor, &c. (post-paid.), tit
London, England, 1807-06-13

IHE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty Thousand
Tickets that evtr• colirdiried a Prize of-14114:TV
THOUSAND POU N US, begins Drawing the 14thofjuly,
1807.
SCHEME. 2, .4:
I'll-Ls! of £30,000 - is - ,C30,FF,0
2 . - 110,coo - - 40,000
- lo,opo
- - -5.001 b - - • 10,000
5 - - - • 'l.OOO -v;., - 50_0
50 ---- - 4004
- - - - Zo:o
50
2500 - 2c
2ioo - - 15 - • - 37,500.
Z0,0,-,o 'Tickets £200,060

Tirst-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital,
THIRTY -THOUSAND POUNDS.
't
--Regular Drawing of woo Tickets eacl-Mily.'
TICKETS and SIIA RES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot.
try Offices, and- by tiLeitAgents in Logi:old and Scotland.

PRICE.

Half - - -
Quarter - -

£2 r 2 0
-6
6

Ticket - - - 4:19 17 0
to 3
_OI Eighth
- 5 3 u I Sixtee►tth_

THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANN.IIITY BANK,
No. 8, Lower Inhn,Strcet, Golden-Square,
ESTABLISHED many-Years, for supplying the
Public with Money to any amount, upon every species
of Keal and Personal Security,- at Annuity, Interest, is under
the management of a single Diretior, whereby the publicity
attat.hed to modern I nstitutions, conduCicd by nutneratis--Di-
redo's, and ihe'f unds supplied by a multiplicity of Sub.
seribet,s,• is avoided ;•ner are the Names of the Patties record-
ed in Oitice Books for general inspectb,n, aml transmitted tp
Posterity. The tediousness and tot rnaiit yof Counsel is dis-
pensed with.; the business is transacted with facility, and
without any -exposure or exaction.
The Public are to apply personally, between the hours of
,Twelve and Five, or by Letters ipost-paid), Ag4reptiet to he
Ureaor (4. the Knightsbridge Bank,—No. g, Lower'
street, Golden-square.
.„
NA. Bills discounted.
London, England, 1807-06-13

AV-11'6E410LO ESTATE • WINDSOR FOREST.
TO BE S' )LI? BY PRIVATE (.:ONTRACT,
AMost .Desirable FREEHOLD' -ESTATE on •
the borders of Windsor Forest, 31 miles frOm London,
• about ten from -Windsor, one mile from Binfield, ; and two
mileS.trorn a Post ,and Market-town. It consists.o, about
8 Acres of Land, of which.about 25 Acres are Meadow and
asture, and about 13 Acres 'Arablb"; with Farm- house,
-Barn, Statile; and Cottage in perfea'repairy and
: right of Pasture over extensive Commons. The Land is
within a perted Ring-fence, is occupie&l by,the, P,roprietor,
is in the higheSt-slatenf cultivation, -artet•-possessiOn may be
had as soon as the purchase is completed. The -Timber and
growing Crops-to-be-taken at.a-vatuation. The neighbour-
hood is genteel, the Country abounds with Game, the King's
Hounds; as also a Pack of Lox .1-loun:ls-rfrequertrly hunt
in the vicinity, -.A Coach ,for London passes daily,th-totigh
the aforesaid Market-town.-41)1Y to Messrs- Bolton,
Lane, and Lane, No. 5, Laurence. Poilltrniihill. •

FREEHOLD TITHE-FREE FARM AND LAND.
• TO BE.SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Either together, or 'in Lots, the following Estates, situate in
the Parishes of Newport Pagnell, and Sherington, in the
County of Buckingham ;
Lot i• A DESIRABLE FARM, cOnsistincr of a
good and substantial Farm- house, with conve-
nient Yards, Barns; •and. all other requisite Buildings,- and
two Closes of Pasture-groutid,adjoining, containing about.s t
Acres • together with Close of exceedin4 rich Meadow-
land also adjoining, containing:about 35 Acres, now in• the
Occupation cif Mr. john Watts.
Lot 2. A Ciose of Pasture-ground adjoining the above,
.containing-about 18 Acres and a half, now in the Occupa-
tion of Mrs. Ann Higgins..
Lot 3. Another Close of Pasture-ground adjoining.the pre-
ceding, containing about, t 8 Acres, now in the Occupation of
Mr. Eusaley Hewitt.
- Lot 4. Another Close of Pasture-ground adjoining the last
mentioned, containing about six Acres, now in the Occupa-
tion of Mr. Joseph Conquest.
I.ot S. 4notner Close of Pasture-ground adjoining the last
'mentioned, containing about eight Acres and a half, now in
the Occupation of Mr. john Allright.
The above are all situate in the Parish of Newport Pag-
nell,-atoresaid, 'about one Mile distant from the Town, and
within halt a Mile of the.G rand junction Canal.
Lot 6. A very eligible Freehold Tithe-free Farm, situate in
the I'ari,•:ll of Sherington, within two Miles of-Newport Pag-
nell, aforesaid, consisting of a good Farm-house, and Offices,
Yards, Barns, Stables, and other necessary Buildings, and se-
veral Closes of inclosed Meadow; Pasture and Arable Laud,
containing about 96 Acres, now in the 0c.0.0.4t40n of Mr.
james Hislop ' „ort.
The Land-Tax of the whole is redeemed.
For further Particulars, and to treat fur the P,urphase, ap-
plication may be made to Mr. Lucas,. Solicitor,',Newport
Pagnell ; and for a View of the Premises, apply-to; the se-
% eral Tenants. •
N. B. Part of the Purchase-Money may remain on S:cu-
',ity. of the Premises, it desired.
London, England, 1807-06-13

ARMY.

ANY Lady ,or• GeOtlernan who wilt procure a
Company in'a Regiment of the Line .lor a LI EU.-
TENANT on Full-pay, snail receive a yea handsome Don-
ceur.
• 'Letters addressed to Ma M. M. at Messrs.-Chapman and
Burr.ige's, 31, Old Bond-street, will be -immediately at-
tended to.
CZ' No personiil interview with the Advertiser, can be
gratified; neither will the Person's Name who procures the
Situation be required.
London, England, 1807-06-13

MARRIED,

On Thursday the 22th ult. lay special licenCe, at Stotirey
House, Somerset, the Right Hon. and Right Rev. Bishop of
Kilkaloe, to the Hon. Alidia Maude, sister to the present
Viscount Haviarden.

On the Sth inst. at St. George's Church, Hanover square, .
Sir George'Tuite, Bart. to Mrs. Woodall. • .=
The same day, at the Parish Church of All Saints, in
Northampton, Mr. William Tyler Smith, to Frances, eldest
daughter or. r. Levi, both of the same place.
,On Tuesday last, at Ilayington Church, in the County .9.f
Durham, Colonel Aylmer, son of the late Sir F. Aylmer, -
Bart. to Miss Harrison, only daughter of John Harrison; 'Esq.
of Walworth Castle. • •
On Thursday, at Spalding, William Moore, Esq, of Ba-
ker-street; to Miss Johnson, only daughter of the Rev. Dr.
Johnson, of Ayscough Fee-Hall, Lincolnshire.
London, England, 1807-04-21

FOR ',FRENCH SCHOOLS.
• 'This Day was published, price 4. 6d. •
- • The
Nirall'Ettition correzied. of -, UDSON's FRENCH :SCHOLAR's GUIDE ;
or, An Easy Help for tra,islatfngFrench him English;
containing. scled Fables,. (Overt hi: a ies, Witty Repartees,
familiar Letters, Moral-Sentences, • hills, Receipts, &c. in
French. To which ii'added, •an Inctex of all the Words in
-the Hook, their proper signification in 'English, and gramma_
. Tice! derivation.

,-This look,' on its publication, wasitcommendecl by up-
wardS of forty of the principal Schoolmasters in and about
London. _ . -

Ptiottrd for J. lohnson, in St.. 13:0Aps Church-yard; Scat-
client and Co, anti Law, in Ave Maria-lane; and Longman
and Cv. inyaternoster-row. •

•
TUNBRIDGE-WARE REPOthuRY,
No. 3, ,Clielapide.
DLTNNEIT It,ost respedfully acquaints the
• NuOility, Gentry, and -Public, that he oas fur Sale
a most complete Coliection ot new arid fashionable Articles,
in real Tunbridge Ware, such as are not ,tu be equalled for
taste and real utility ; they,are richly inlaid, and ornamented
with tine Medallion; and paintings, a great vaiietv finished in
the mosaic style; they consist ot Work and Tea Tables,
Chess and Backgammon Tables, Work Baskets and Boxes,
containing all the app:tratus for writing, drawing, painting,
and dressing; Card Boxes, Card Rack, Cabinets, and lewd
Cases, Tea Chests and Caddies, Tamilour Frames, a great
variety of neat Turnery and Winte,Wood Articles prepared
for Ladies' own painting, Cotton Boxes of al/ sorts, Sic. &c.
aCif.ciSlov'ill)se'st -inil Shopkeepers, supplied
on terms.
Merchants,thesiiortes
tCnauptti acien!
N. B. Old Tunbridge are repaired and new varnished.

VALUABLE REVERSIONS of Zoool, BANK STOCK,
86rol. 3 Rer Cent. CONSULS, NAVIGABLE CANAL,
• and 'LONDON FLOUR. CON-WA NY's SHARES.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION,,
By Mr. YCCY-I.T,

Fridiy,. Mr( h at
_l' wei,:e o'Clock, at Carraway's,
rrillE ABSOLUTE REVEUSIONS of the Sum
of TRousAND vouN OS STOCK in the
Bank of England Company, in Two Lots, certain to become
the property of the Purchaser Lou ttie-DixeaSe of &
Man In his 47th Year.
also EIt.;HT THOUSAND POUNDS Three per Celir.
Consolidated Bank Annuities, on the said Lite, in 1 wo Lots;
the whole to be transterred to respeetab:l.Triistees, that the
Names of the Purch isers- mhy be included in the Trust.--
These Reversions eminently merit the attention of Persons
desirous of investing for their Families.
The STA.(' 1. OR r) s vict and WORCES'T'ERSHIRE
CANAL. —Three Shares in this'estantislied excellent Con-
cern ; the last fialtearly Dividend was tat. nett pet-Share.
Also Sli Alt ES in the GRAND [UNCTION, LEEDS
and LIVERPOOL, AVI I-TS and BE R.KS, LANCASTER,
and KENNET amt AVON CANALS, mid in the LON,
DON. FLOUR. COMPANY:,
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham - at Hatchett's
Hotel, Piccadilly; at Carta way's ; and of hlr. Scotr;•l6,
New Bridge-street, London. •
London, England, 1807-04-21

. ARMY.
ACAPTAIN of a Regiment of Infantry in the:
Mediterranean wishes to, f )(change to a 12.egintent at
Potne, or to Ralf-pay, without difference.
• Apply 'by Letters (post-paid), directed to S.B. No. 36,
St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square.
London, England, 1807-04-21

BIRTHS,

On the 17th inst.,,.at her brother's house in Shropshire, the
Countess De Mesnard, of a:Daughter.
On Saturday last, the Lady of John Trower, Esq. of
Berkely,square, of a Daughter.
Yesterday, the Lady of Dr. Yelloly, 'of Finsbury-square,
of a Daughter. • . •
The same dahat Champion Lodge, Camberwell, the Lady
of H. Vos, Esq'. ofa -Son. •
Yesteiday morning, in America-square, the Lady of George
Cowell, Esq. of a Daughter. -
Lately, the Lady of John Llo3-dWynne, EN: of Coed,
Coch, Denbighshire, of a Son and Heir.
London, England, 1807-06-25

BIPTON NEAR HUNTINGDON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• Of not sooner Disposed of by Private COntra4),
At the Yountvin Inn, in Huntingdon, •on Saturday,-tbe rth
day of, I uly„ 18°7, bctween the hours. of -Four and Six

o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as
• shall he there produced, , .-
A COMPACT•and Desirable ESTATE, situate
•r. in the Parish of King's Ripton, and at Sapley, in the
County of Huntingdon, distant only three miles from the
Town of Huntingdon, and five Miles from St. lye's ; con;
slating of a Genteel W and Commodious DEI.IING-
-410 PS E, with suitable Out-buildings, all Brick and Tile,
in excellent repair ; walled Garden, three Cottages and Gar-
dens for Labourers, and upwards of 2.10 Acres of good Arable
and Pasture L Land; now in the- holding of Mr. Robert Hat-
-field, under a Lease for at years, whereof three years will
be to come on the sth of April next, at the yearly Rent of
1821. but capable of very considerable -advance 'at the ex-
piration of the Term.

7 The Estate is partly Freehold and partly Copyhold, the-
latter held of the Manor .of King's Ripton, the tenure of
which is extremely easy, and the whole is Tythe free.
The Tenant will spew the Premises, and further parti-
culars may be known on -application to Mr. Wedge, • Wesley
Hottom,- near Newmarket ; Mr.
.Morris, Solicitor, in New-
port;
.Salqp ; or Messrs. 13enbow and Hope, Solicitprs, No. I,
Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London.
London, England, 1807-06-25

P.XTUALLING-OfFICE,

June 23, IEO7.
iE COMMISSIONERSforVICTUALLINg
A" MA JEST Y's N/IVY. do hereby give Notice, That
on Thursday the zd of July next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders fin writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of ^what
FRESH BEEF shall be demanded for the use of His MajeStrs
Ships and Vessels at New Romney, ails/ in Dover Roalt (m sepi-
rate Contraas), from the dates of the Cmitrath to the 3ist Decent'.
her, 18,37, inclusive, and to be paid for ly Bills payable, with
interest, ninety days after elate.
The Conditions of the Cointaas may be sern at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying•to Mr. Russell, Agent for
the Fiaualling 91 Dover.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in word: at length, or that shall not be delivered to ._
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 2elV Juy
next, nor unless the Person who maker the Tender, or some Perso►t
on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /or.

.".?
London, England, 1807-06-25

On Saturday next will be published, handsomely printed in
One Volume Odavo.price.in boards Bs.
THE ROMISH r',HLTACH • or, an Historical
and Critical View of some of the Leading Dodtines of
the Church of Rome, in .a series .of DiscOurSes,.preached at
RishopWearmouth, in the Year 1806 ; being a Compilation
from Seeker, and others, interwoven with the Sentiments and
Remarks of the Preacher; and containing a Reply to -Mr.
Des Mahis's Book, entitled, The Truth of the Catholic
Religion proved front the Holy Scriptures ;" with Notes.
Nun Eloquentim, sod yeritatis fiducia suscepi hoc opus.
LACTANT.
By the Rev. GEORGE STEPHE NSQN, M. A. -
Vicar of Kelloe,'CUrate of Bishopweanuouth, Durham ; and

. .
formerly Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford .
• ,Printed for the Author, and sold by F. C. and J.- Rhing-
ton, No. 62, St-.. Paul's Church-yard ; by the Booksellers of
Oxford, Cambridge, Newcastle, &c. &c.
London, England, 1807-06-25

CROYDON, 'SURREY. .
To BI SOLD BY AUCTION, -
Bv-Mr. N. WATSON 'and Mr. ABBOTT,

•At Garrawify's Coffee-House, on Saturday the 27th instant,
. . 'at Twelve o'CJock,
ALEASEHOLD COTTAGE, or ,HUNTING
BOX, situated at the End the Town of Croydon :
The Cottage is well supplied with excellent Water, and it
contains three -Sitting-rooms; three Bed-rooms, a Dressing
Closet, and three Garrets, Kitchen, Wash-house, Szc.k The
Yard is couvenient,; .the Garden, though small, is very plea-
sant ; very good Stabling for,Six Horses : Held fur :v1 unexl.
pired Term Of FOrty Years, upon Midsummer, 1807, at the
low G round Rent of only 161. per Annum, with a covenant
of Renewal at the sanie Rent.

7:l7Ohe;iewcd. For Particulars enquire of Mr. N. Wat-
son, Bridge-street, ‘Vestininster; Mr. AbbOtt, • Shepherd's
Market ; and at the King's Arms, Croydon.
London, England, 1807-06-25

.HACKNEY, MIDDLESEX

Well-Accustomed I'UBLIC-lIOUSE, Four newly
Neat COTTAG ES and OW 1,1,1 N G-110 U S and their
Appurtenances,.and eligible BUILDING LA NP, Hack.-
Ley F reeho id,
TO BC SOLD 'BY AUCTION, .

(If not sooner Disposed of by Private Coot rad) at C rraway's
Coffee-house, London, onWeduesday, the 'Oh July, 1807,
at Twelve o'.Clock at Noon. either together or in such

Lots and subjed to such Conditions'as shall be then agr4ed

• Upon,
A W E L.L Accustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE,
A knOwn by the Name or Sigh of ThO TWO BLACK
BOYS, with suitable Out-buildings and Conventencies;
A good DWELLING-HOUSE and Four neat COT-
TAG ES, all newly .ereded, situate its VVells.street, in the
parish of St. lotus, at Hackney, in the county of Middlesex,
and upon or near to the Road frOm London to Homerton,.
now in the holding of Messrs* Gifford and Co. or their Un-
der-Tenants, under an Agreement for a Lease fig Fifty \ ears,
whereof 38 Years will be tocome on the 24th day of June,
1807, at the yearly Rent 01241. but capable of verrconsider-
able advance at the expiration of the term. • , •
A COTTAGE and GARDEN, near to the above, con.
taining 3R. 14P. or thereabouts, in the holding of Mr. .Wm.
-Peary, as Tenant from year to year, at an old Rent of 81. Bs.
per ann.
Two Pieces of MEADOW or vAsTunE GROUND,
called Long Field and Black Boy Field, containing together
R. soP. or thereabouts, and another Piece on Hackney
Marsh, called But ifonts, containing 2A. 4P. or thereabouts,
now in the holding of Mr. Win. Major, as Tenant from year
to year, at the yearly Rent of z4l. Is.
- A Piece of MEADOW or PASTURE GROUND; in
Moor Down, adjoining the said Pieces-called Long 'Field and
• Black Boy Field, containing 3A. 3R..0p thereabouts, now in
the holding of Mr. Robert P ulsford, as Tenant from year to
. year, at the yearly Rent of 161. 16s. . •
I‘l r. Cox, the Tenant of the Two Black Boys, shiny
the Premises, and further particulars may bq known on ap-
*titivation to Mr. Morris, Solicitor. in .Newport, Salop, or to
Messrs. Bellboy and Hope, Stone-Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn,
7' London. ' - • • .
London, England, 1807-06-25

1 WANDSWORTH, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
•
Ry Mr. BOWLEY,
By Order of the PAaprietor, Garraway's Cofne.house,
'Change-:alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, July 2, at Twelve

. „
A- DELIGHTFUL, - Substantial, Brick-built,
Convenient LEASEHOI.I) VILLA, with attached
and Detached Offices, .extensive Lawn, Pleasure Grounds,
and Canal; capital walled Gardens, Orchard, Green House,
Aleton and.l/ushrciom G-rontalS, Stabling tbr four Horses,
Coach-hour 1; and Fore-Court, the Rtisi‘ienCe and Property
of Francis .Froinc.-, Esq. removing to London, beautifully
situate at an distance from- the Wandsworth Road,
called
WAN DLE HOUSE, six miles only from the Royal
•
Exchange.

To he viewed till the Sale, by Tickets only, which with
Particulars-may• be had of Mr, Bowley, Brydges-street; Co-
vent Gardea; Particulars. may likewise be had at the Spread
Eagle; Wandsworth; • Ked Lion, Putney ; Castle, Rich-
mond ; Plough, Clapham ; Swan,„ Stockwell ; Horns,
Kenningtn ; Garaway's Cofree•house ; and on the Pre-
mises._ • .

On Friday, !oh, 3, and following Day, will be
Sold by Autalon, on the Premises, all the Elegant Modern
Household Furniture,. Colleaion of Paintings and Prints,
`and One Hundred and- Seventy Dozen .of title Old Port,
Sherry, &c.
Descriptive Catalogues of which may be had as above, at
each, two days prior to the Sale.—To be then publicly
viewed. • •

TOe whole may be treated for by Private•Contraa.
London, England, 1807-04-17

AMR it IL!).

Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover.squnre, Iretry
Ro‘yles, Esq.. of Calogan-place, to Miss Gourdez.
On Wednesilay morning, at Langley, Bath, tValter Cole-
man, Esq. of Kingston-Langley, late Capta..:l in the
Militia, to Miss Ashe, only daughter obert Aslie, Esq.
of Langley-House.
The sarnelnorif.ng, at Queen-square Chapel, Bath, Caps
taro Northey, of His Majesty's Navy, to Miss WhithY,•eldesi
daughter of the Rev. Thomas Whitby, of Ctess+.'veir-Hall]
Stati-srdshire.
London, England, 1807-04-17

WE have received Paris and Dutch Papers to the
12th inst. which contain the 67th and' 68th
tins of the French Armies, and a great variety of in-

teresting intelligence.
.This_ morning, also, two
Gultenturgii Mails arrived. We are prevented, by
want of room, from commenting at any length upon
thii great.ioiss" of intelli.4ence; we must, therefore,
refer our Readers to .the Extraas we have Made.
;- -
No anion of importance has taken place, between
the hostile Armies. The 'Negotiations which have
been for sortie time pending are entirely broken off,
and Duttoc "has' return6d to the French liead-quar
ters. The immense losses which' BONAPARTE has
suffered, since he entered Poland, has- forced him to
have recourse to a measure, which must cause great
discontent throughout France. He has issued-orders
for calling out the Conscripts fort 808. They are
not, however; to be, immediately sent off to the
Army ; they are to be -trained for. a _short time
at borne. In the Message. to the Senate, BokA-
PA.arE renews his professions of a,pacific dispositiOn.
•England arid' Russia- are told,. that 'they
.may have
Peace upon the terms which they . lately 'rejected ;
and even the KING Of Pkussta, maybe restored to
his Capital, Upon condition; no doubt; of becoming
a vassal Pow& to Frgace• The tone of BONAPARTE,
however, is considerably, changed, and there is not
a word in this Message about conquering our East
and West Indian' PossessiS'at Berlin and Warsa,w;,
• -A Mail frori MaltalWiewise, arrived.
[From the Gibraltarchrcmicle of March zi.]

. " Captured and carried to Ceuta. o 4 the gth, by
three Spanish' 'Privateers, the English' Schooner,
Ctqfty, cothinanded u r Ueut.RI6IARD SPENCER;
of the
,Royal. Navy, from the Dardanelles, with
Dispatches' for 'England. She was boarded with
so much intrepidity that, notwithstanding her resist-
ance, the coulest was, over in less than a quarter of
an hour; which- prevented the dispatches being
thrown orerhairtd. Loss of the English 3 killed and
14 'wounded; the Commander ;being among the
latter.—Loss of the Captors 4 killed and. g wound-
.
ect; the Captain- Of-. -one of the Prh-atecrs being
among the i-oriner, and the Second in Command
among the latter.'*—(Algesiras Diary). •

Government this morning received .Dispatehes
from America, which confirm the ACcount of
the rejection of the Treaty with this Country, by
the President and Senate of the United States.
London, England, 1807-04-17

.-• . ,
one word with respea to-Sir Sarnhel Anclinuty,
who was formerly, under his command. He rejoiced
that he had early foreseen,. if he might- presume to
say so, and brought forward the talents of that dis-
tinguished o.flicer; who.
,he doubted not, .vould be
considered one of the ornaments of the British ser-
vice. He, concluded by moving—The Thanks of
this ,House to Rear-Admiral Stirling, to the.thlicers
under his.command„ and an acknowledgment ofthe
services of the Seamen and_Marines.
:Lord ALICKLAND took the Opportunity of speak-
ing, in warm terms of praise, of an enterprize men-
tioned in ,the, last -Gazette :—the Capture of 'the
Lynx, by the Boats of the Galatea.
After a short explanatory conversation between
Lords Mulgrave. Auckland, and Grenville, the.
Motions were agreed to,nent. cites. . .
London, England, 1807-04-17

TURK V. JOHN MANNERS, ESA.

Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN obtained, a. conditional
rule fora new trial in this case.
-. The cause had been tried *at the last Assizes for
Leicester, and the adion was brought by a mercer
of that town, against the, Defendant, fc, 1171. for
ribbons and cockades, used upon the Defendant's
Elethon for the town of Leicester. The Jury found
a verdid for the Plaintiff. '

Mr. Serjeant VAvanAN observed that the faa
Was, that although Mr.-Manuers was the Candidate,
upon that occasion, _yet his brother,_ Sir Wm. Ma-
nners, was to guarantee' the payment of all -the ex--
peaces of thatEleEtion ; and upon these grounds 11
m4ed for a 'new trial.

•
The Couit cOnsidered it a case for further inves-,
tigation, and therefore granted a rule to shew cause.
The Court was.occupied almost the entire day in,
deciding other applications for new trials of no pub-
lic interest.

sr;lJ' NE 11,1,

e.gA.VFSZND., APR ft.

Passed by--the Zepherus, Smith, Saitis, Nincire, anti Ba.-
tavii, Aitken; from Jamaica; Pete: ar,l John, _LawsOn.
tram Nor way ' • British Tea, flall,, from the South Soas.;
Fox, Lei,.tt„ from Lisbon ; Ramsdell, Preston,
Ntathennptori, Barker, Prestcn, Sturrock, Cal-
entta, Maxwell, Glory, Bacon, Union, Fairfax; Europe,'
Gilstune, lane Dutcfress of Gordon, -Cameron, and Diana._
from ; and Julia, DQckett, front Virginia.
London, England, 1807-04-17

pemy taciata, Anti
atter. this matumuvre, traversed
the Sea of Marmara, and steered towards Bursa, up-
on the Asiatic Coast, opposite to Constant it
then carn..-! to anchor near the Islind Kalolenini, and
provisions and fresh water. The Turkish
Sgaactron, which has ret timed- from the Bosphorus,
haA tOraied ajunaion with -the VesSelS lately fitted
out, that lay off the Arsenal and Tophoria.• These
Ships, fimning together about t 5 or 2o Sail, under
the Captain Pacha, or the. Turkish Grand Admiral,
are. gone in quest of the English Squadron:
" The Duke DE Itronkr,rEtr is upen the march
from the borders of the Black Sea, 'at the bead of a
considerable'body of RUssian • ForeeS; dolleaed by
him in the .Govei ninentS of Odessa and Taganrack. •
" The news of the RuSsians having passed the
Datiube;nnd Of different affairs having.since taken
place, are ,by no--means confirmed. .The BeSsara-
bian Tartars; who threatened Jassy with an irrup-
tion, have.suddeny, withdrawn themselves. A Rns7
sian Corps hasattacked these' `Fartars in their
country, diiarmed the-greatest part of them; and
carried the leaders of their herdeS I)risoneri to St.'
Petersburgh.
" .The AuSsian Adniind SEltAwig has sailed for
the Archipelago, with-a, trorig diviSion of his Fleet;
which has been considerably reinforced since' the
commencement of this year. He may easily form
a junelion with: the English Vessels which Admiral
Duo KW6RTH left cruizing off Tenedos. It is thought
the Russian Admiral means to-threaten Smyrna ; it
is well known he haS a hiirrther of land- forces on
board."

FROM THE LavirEß ELBE, APRIL We'have
received intelligence from Konigsburgh, of the; 28th
ult. A sdeSperate affair !:'.:5 occurred bet Ween the
Prussians and the French, in theeNvirons of Gutt-
stadt. The PrusSians; forced their way into that,
town twice, tint Were repulsed each time.
" There.has been a rcp.)rt within these few days
that the Fretich had entered Dantzic; but it wants
COnfirmation:'

VIENNA, MARCH 21:—ACCOrding to letters from
Turkey, tha triple chain by which the canal was to
be barricaded,, had not been finished when the Eng-'
lisp haiTrcit:d the passage. of the Dardanelles. It is'
thopuht that it was Sir Sic SMITH MI6 per
suare.-:d his,PoVernm,'nt to undertake this bold enter-
prize,
having demonstrated to-them its praelicability.
In the last war 'this Sea Officer was at Constanino
ple,, and it must be supposed lhat It.e did; not' lose
that opportunity of infOrtning h:m.,t if of the state of
defenceof the:Daraanelles. ::iat time the Porte
was it alliance with -Engian,. As soon as the' Eng;
lish Fleet had arrived be:fotoConstantinople, Admiral
DUCKWORTH sent. two switt-salling Cutters through
the BosphortisfOe the 'Black Sea; probably to carry
the news to. the Russian Fleet, which is near Kilia,
at the mouth of the Danube. •
London, England, 1807-04-28

TothcGENTLEMEN, C LtßGY,and FREEKOLMRS

ofthe COUNTY of UURIIAM.

tiyNTr.tr/JI N,
A s it is now universally understood that 'a Disso.
4, lotion of Parliament is to take place immediately,
„take the earliest opportunity of soliciting your Suffrages
andsupp?rt at the ensuittg Election for the County of Dur-
ham. I have nothing to add to the pledge I gave you co a
former occasion, to ate} conscientiously and independently, to
the best of my judgtnent, for the general welfare of the
Country, and for the dignity and prosperity of the County
of Durham.
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most faithful humble Servant,
Wimpole-street, April 27,'(807; T. If. LIDDELL.

TotheGINTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
oftheRAPEofBRAMBER, and the WORTHY ELEC-
TORS of NEW SHOREHAM.
iNDER the Prospe& of a Dissoittion of Parlia-
-4.—/ meat, I lose no time in offering Inyself again as a Can-
didate to represent you, reeling conscious that my public con-
duet has been aduated in every instance by tpat I ndependence
which I profess to be the guide of my actions and opinions.—
Should I once more be so fortunate as to. become the objed
of your choice, it will be my conStant study to prove myself
worthy of so enviable a distinction by a faithful discharge of
the great Trust reposed in me.

I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,

Your muab obliged and faithful humble Servant,
West,GTirmred, CHAS. NIONCK. BURRELL.
27th April, 1807.
London, England, 1807-04-28

To the GEN I'LE.M EN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and.
INDEPENDENT FREEIIOLDERSof the COUNTY
of G(.OUCESTER.
GLNT...‘EMENi
N immediate. Distolution of Parliament being
about to take place, 1 have the honour Again to ad-
dress you in Behalf of my Uncle Vice-Admiral Berkeley, to
request the favour ot your Support and Interest for him on
the day of f.ledion for the County ot Gicucester, .whenever
that may take place. The very numerous appearance of his
Friends, and their expressions of his ecmclua us Parliament,
-on the late Disiolution, gives me the flattering hopes of his
being again thought wwor to represent you ou the prasent
occasion.

have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
'Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant,
DiftISLEY.
London, England, 1807-04-28

the present year, those large but necessary expenses,
for which you have provided, without imposing
upon his People the immediate burden of additional
Taxes.
" His MAJESTY has observed with no less. satis-,
Mellon the Inquiries which you•have instituted into
Subjeets connected with Public Economy. And,
he traits, that the early attention of .a New Parlia-
ment, which he will forthwith direa to be called,
will be applied Le the prosecution of th6e important
Objects."
• " MLords and .Gentlemen,

" HIS MAJESTY has direded ug most earnestly to
recommend to you, that you' should • cultivate, by
all means in your power, a spiritof union, harmony,
and good will amongst all classes and descriptions of
his People.

" His MAJESTY trusts that the Divisions' natu
rally and unavoidably excited by the late unfor-
nate and uncalled. for agitation of a Question so
interesting to the Feelings and ©pinions of his
People, will
,speedily pass-.away,; and that the pre-
vailing sense and determination of all his Subjects,to exert their United efforts' in the cause, of their
Country, tris MAJESTY. to .condueLto
an honourable and secure termination thy great
contest in which he is engaged."
The Loan ,CHANCELLoa then, in his- Maje:-,tv's
name, and by virtue of the said Commission, de-
aared the Parliament to be
.prorogued to Wednes-
day the-13th day of May next.

The Lords Comnossioners withdrew from the
House, and the Commonsretired from the Bar.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY; APRIL 27.

The SPEAKER Came down ,to the House at three
o'clock, and immediately after prayers were over
was proceeding to count the House; in order to take
the Chair, when the Usher of the Black Rod an-
nounced himself in the usual way, with a Message
from the ,House Of Peers. The SPEAKER eonse-
luently took his seat in the Chair, and .Mr.-QUarme
came into the body of the'House, and delivered,the
following Message : S
Mr. PEAKER.—" The -Lords, authorized by
virtue of his Majesty's Commissioners for declaring
:the Royal Assent to two Bills, which have been
agreed to by both Houses of Parliament; and also
for proroguing this present' Parliament-, do reqUire
the immediate attendance of, this Hon. House in the
House of Peers, to hear the Commission.read." _

The SPEAKER then, accompanied by most of-the
Vembers present, proceeded'to the House of Lords,
and on his return, Called the Gentled en to the table,
round which they stood whilst he read the Speech
delivered by the Commissioners (for which see the
Lords' Report),. of which he had procured a copy.—
The A3sembly then separated and thus terminated
.the Session of Parliament.
London, England, 1807-04-28

ATF.OOIOOS .11U.i?.DER AND ROBBZRY.

On Thursday last, about three o'clock it.- the af-
ternoon, Alexander. Williamson, topsman to John
Corion, of Dalwhat, on his way from Dumfries to
Kirkcudbright, stopped at Drunijohn, in the Parish
of Kirkgunzion, to look upon some cattle, and hav-
ing gone about
,a quarter of a mile off the high road
for that purpose, he was most barbarously murdered
by a- pistol shot, and thereafter robbed of a letter,
containing a bill upon London for sovl—his watch, a
purse containing some silver, and, several papers.
The ball entered about an inch from the spine, frac-
tured one of the ribs, passed dire6tly through the
heart and breast, and was only covered by the tegu-
ment of the breast; when found by Messrs. Doing
tnd Shortbridge, surgeons, Dumfries, who opened
the body.
Mr. Fergusson, in Drunijohn, whoa-was going to
join Williamson at the cattle, heard the shot, and saw
the murderer run away ; he immediately returned
home, and dispatched his son and servant, on horse-
back, in search of him ; at the same time they-alarmed
the whole neighbourhood, who ail, with the greatest
alacrity, joined in the pursuit ; and, in about an hour
or more after the murder, a man was discovered con-
cealing himself-in a ditch, within a plantation in the
lands of Lochend.
He was apprehended, and the letter containing the
bill, the watch, the purse and silver, and papers of
which Williamson was robbed, found upon him, to-
- get her with a pair of pistols, the one loaded and the
other not. The man calls hiMself Maitland Smith,
'stocking-maker, in Dumfries ; and he travelled from
targen toil-bar to Kirkgunzion in company with
Williamson. Smith has been committed to Kirk-
"ciLlbright gaol.

LE)NI)()N : R.JcitAnD 11ARRis, of Ne,. 4. \lardett-c ''t P°W-. by 'in T, MI C x:sCaclrPs. :4.501.ith MTI Cl/D-street, roavenat -svarc;
At cue Svr-Okvice No. t Strand; where Advc-tiseintwii., Orders f(x tie t'api'r, 1 citcri :! Editor, 6:c. (post-paidl, inust,tat! 4utixe4b4.
London, England, 1807-04-28

MAR2IED.

Yesterday, ai St. Gcbsge's, Hanover-square, Ptyee Ed
Wards, Esq. of Talgarth, to Miss Browne, only daughter of
the late. Herbert G,..ytie Browne; Esq. of Park,:
Northamptonshire.
The same day, at the same Church, the Hon. Ceotge
Wino, of Little Warl -y, in the County of Essex, to Miss:
Eliz.lbeth Mary- Majendie, eldest datightcr of Lewis 14*a--
die, Esq of lledingham Castle, in the same County.
On Saturday last, at Lewisham Church,- Adam Krust,'
Esq. of Riga, to Miss Harriet Playtci, of Lewisham.
(Hi the 24th inst. at 'St. Mary-le:bone Church, Mr. An.,"
thony Stephen De David Des Etangs, eldest San of Mr{,
Charles De David Baron Des Etangs, to Mies Mary Rosalje
fosephine Calcraft, eldest daughter of Colonel Henry Foes
Calcraft,- in the East-India Company's Service, Bengal.
London, England, 1807-04-28

N'U'MBER 45 GO.

THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE:
HjS PRESENT EVENING, April ,2a,
will be performed
THE CURFEW.
'Vie Music composed by Mr. ATTWOOD.
NORMANS.
Hugh De Tracy, Mr. BARRYMO RE ;
Robert, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Bertrand, Mr. H. SI !MONS ;.
Walter, Mr PENLEY;
Philip, Mr. EYItE ;
Dunstan, Mr. COOKE;
Matilda, Mrs. POWELL
Florence, Miss DUNCAN.
DANE"
Fittharding, Mr. ELLISTON;
Armstrong, Mr. PA LMER ;
Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Herman, Mr. CARj.ES. -
With (ttst time) a new Grand Romantic Melo...Warne,
cal tea

THE WOOD D.MNION
Or, THE CLOCK' HAS STRUCK.
With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
Hardylcuute, Mr. DECAMP ;
Guelph°. Mr. PF.NLEY ;
Willikind, Mr. RUSSEL ;
oswy, Mr. GLI4BON ;
Roll; Mr. Wrnl3.l
Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW ; '
Una, Mrs. H. SI ODONS ;
Clotilda, dira. HA R LOWE ;
Paulina, Miss KULLY.
Boxes 6s. Second*Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Gallery zs. Second Price ts.—Up'per Sc.cond Prlce 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the 130 x-office, in Little
nussel.street.
_The Doors to be opened lialf-past Five, and begin at
tlalf.past Six.
ro..morrow, The Dratura; with The Wood Daemon; cr,
The Clock has Struck.