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The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-28

TRANSLATION.

SIR,

The honour of the Spanish arms not_permitting
me to surrender at discretion, as you 'desire,
.by your
letter, which you. sent me, dated the 30th ina.
trust you will grant me the terms which accompany
this, to vindicate my honour with my superiors.-,--
Oar Lord preserve you many- years.

I;land of Glo-reti 3oth 057cier, 1806,
T€llllf strafe in the eV. Coned de 3oth ()Make, %o 6
I. The Garrison to march out with all military honours,
keeping their arna, and the Officers, Serjeants, and Corpo,
cals, their swords.' •
' 11. Ail their etleas to be embarked, and 'carried to the
Main by the.liritish Boats, there not being any in tn.! Island.
.111. The Garrison t• be permitted, to proceed. to Monte
Video, on condition of not bearing arms until exchanged.
V. 'The remains' of Artidery and Stores. shall faithfully
be d-livered up. • .
V. No person to be permitted to enter the Island before.it
it evacuated, except those intended to take possession.
'AUGUSTIN DE 'ARCS.
'2l the Cenral of Great Britain.

Dawning-Street, January 27, 1807.

• tier Imperial Majesty; •• Consort to His Majesty
tie Emperor • of All •the ROssiaB, was safely delivered
of a Grand Duchess, un- the 15th of November
London, England, 1807-01-28

BUENOS AYRES.

As this place has excited so much attention, the
following Account of the original Settlement,. in the
year i.. 535, may be acceptable to our .Readers.

.:DoisPEDT/0 DE MENDOZA, with twelve ships and
two thousand men, made an' Expedition up the
River c;r la Plata, -to discover, conquer, and inhabit
the circumjacent- regions; and he died on his return
home. Ho sailed from Cadizin'Angust, 1.535. •By
i storm in the .River- la -Plata-he lost eight of his
ships, and sailed with the rest for Spain, leaving
behind the greatest part of his men. In a short
time not five hundred of them remained.aliVe,.and
at length but two- hundred, Who went in the ship....
boats far up the Paraguay, leaving -their .mares and
horses at Buenos Ayres.- " It _ is-• a wonder," says
LOPEZ VAZ, " to see that of thirty mares and seven
hoists, -Which the Spaniards left there, the•increase,
in forty years was so great, that the. country.is
twenty leagues- up full of horses." .. The people
whom MENDOZA • left -built- a. large town, called
Neustra Senuora de Buenos Ayres, {so called from
its salubrious air) the capital, of the Government,
and, with the aid of the oatives, theydiscovered
and.conquered the country, until they came. to the
-mines of ,Potosi, and- to the town of la Plata. The
'Spanish_colonv two•years':afierwards built the town
of AsSumption, an the River Paraguay; .and-the In=
dians "-Of- this -place- bestowed their, daughters' hi
marriage upon them, and so they dwelt all together
in one.to..vne.". They. were here: twenty years before
any 'intelligence of them reached Spain.; but,
wiAing!olde, and_ fearing- that when they were
dead their sons,. which they had begotten. yin this-
country, being very many, should -live without the
knowledge of other,Christians, they built a.ship,.
and sent it into Spain, with letters to the King,.
giving an account- of all that had occuredpand the
King, sent three ships, -with a Bishop and several
Priests and Friars, and- more men and women to-in-
habite, with all kind of cattel.9 .

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London, England, 1807-09-14

MORRIS ' ARDERSO.N.

This was an aelion to recover l 91. for . necessaries
sold to the Defendant's wife., .The 'Plaintiff, is a
I raker, residing Tooley-street, • find the. Defend.
ant is*, a re4eaable tradesmiu at. Newington:. It
appeared. that Mrs: Anderson eloped from her huS-
band in March. last, :and lived iti3 concealed situa.
tion at. Peck ham, 'where the Plaintiff furnished her
apartments with the- articles.which constituted-the.
present demand. The deli Very of the goods having
been Voved,.it was contended that .t he Plaintiff was.
entitled to recover: The;Counsel tin- the Defendant
described, tbe AO ion to he one of the titnit' impudeoi
ever brought into• Court. He observed, it was the'
first tinge she hearth) huiband called upon- to-pay for,
furniture which-had been.. purchased to promote the.
infidel it It a his-wife. The:Plaintiff hadinduced the
Defeudant's wife to desert her family, for the pur-
pose of living. in the.. most, abandoned intercourse
with him. , He..then'caikd witnesses, to prove that
the . Plaintiff had frequently, been seen 3t the ledg-
ingg of. the. Defendant's :wife, and on one. occasion
relthillieft• all night. The learned Judge considered`
it untir;essary to. sum up the evidence,- and :the-
Jury, ,without- hesitation,. found *a
verdict for the De •
fenclant,

The popularity of the new 'Lottery. Plhn maybe
easily accounted for, as ..Novelty, w'hcn, :rendered
doubly interesting to the pal.ilie,.a4 in the present ill-
stance, will not only acquire, but.rnerir, general at-
tention: At needs ouly an impartial View of. the
conjuna LOttery Schemes, now offered to thwetn-
hraqe of adventurers,. each prcxlative of -great gains
yet requiring but one stake for both, to.be convioad
of their superior elaitno to the distinguished patron-
age they already beau-- ...„
NoULE Pithm.,--In a curious. tintlquiirian'
just.published;among other anecdotftof the "great"
Duke of Sam EWS (Quitt,is ilia:sixth Duke) it is,
mentioned, that. be had gteat• aversion to being
looked at or spoken to by inferiors. His servants)
okityed. him by-signs, and u'llen he went Oilt in the
courttry,i Nadi Were previonsiy.eleared. f‘, Go
out:ot tiai ilk 51.163:it one day harightily.
to ,a c irynf ail 7Vit 0 zerii di:iving a 14g, -‘‘ :Why ?''
!the,stirly rustic,r—tc „LiecattseinyxLord Duo is
corning, and he' don't liko to te looked 04,- the
coutrtryinau, enraged, seized the hog. by the ears,
and held. hitn Up to the .carriage exel4itn
ing, '! .1 wooll.zee hird,- and my pia shall zee hint
too,"
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London, England, 1807-05-18

Queen's Palace, May 13,. 1807.

Thisday, Baron Jaco.bi.Kloest, having been rein-
vested with the chara&er of Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of
Prussia, .had a private audience of ..His Majesty, to
deliver his new credentials : to which he was intro-
duced by the Right Hon; George Canning, His
Majesty's Principal Secretary of state for „Foreign
Afthirs, and conduCted by. 'Sir Stephen Cottrell,
Knight, .111 aster of the Ceremonies.
London, England, 1807-05-18

ON hiE IKON. AIRS. DUFF.

STRANCRR or Fri-end, in this faint sketch behold
An Angel's figure in a mortal mould. ,
In human beauty though the form excell'd,
Each featUre yielded to the mind it held.
There truth in.conscious innocence was found, .
And meek simplicity by Manirers erovirnql
Alive, she grae'd whatever charms in life,
The fondest Sister ! and the kindest Wife I
Ileav'n eiaitn'd the Spark of its tetherial fiarne,
And Earth return'd it spotless as it came.
.So die the good; the beauteous, and the kind, '
And, dying, leave a les,on to Mankind. C. I.
London, England, 1807-05-18

my; and who is -now Capthin of Cavalry. Several of
has ileople, and even Odieers, have -bien shot as
robbers and banditti .by the French. Ou this being
made known to Scutt.", he caused 14 Officers,
whom he had bade prisoners, to be broug,ht- before
the ranks ; and declaring the sad but imperious ne-
cessity of preventing the murder of his, own brave
companions by. making reprisals,.ordaa tWo of the
Officers to be instantly shot, and then released two
other prisoners, With direetions to inform the French,
that all the prisoners in his power would be answer-
able for the lives. of his companions, in arms, who
were all soldiers, and. entitled to the treatment of
soldiers, as well as any in the.hostile .artniet."

MAILS.
ARR zvED —3 15'ublin. --2 GOttellbUrgh, I. Lisbon,
Dublin 2 Waterfimi.
London, England, 1807-05-18

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• THE WOOD DIEMON;
Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.
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The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
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Roll, Mr. W EBB ;
Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW
Una. Mrs. H. SIDDONS ;' •
Clutilda, Mrs. HARLOW ;
Paulinac Miss, K E L LY.

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PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.
His Royal Highness the Duke olYoale," President.
THE ANNIVERSARTDISNER of thislnsti-
tution will be at Ftee'MilsOn's"l'avetn; Great Qireen-
Street, oriTHURSDAY..the.2 ist May, iSo7.

srewnaus.
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Bri ,tol jaines Allan Paik, Esq., •
Rt. Hon. Lord Hawkesbury William Parker, Esq.
Benjamin Goldsmid, Esq. Thomas Roberts, Esq.
joseph.Heuley, Esq. Samuel Stratton, .Esq,
. Pooley Kensington, Esq.- Claude G. Thantoll,- Esq.
Peter Mprtimer, Esq.
Tickets szs. may be had at the Bar of the. Tavern •, of the
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Service. which begins at a Quarter past Eleven in the
Idurning, and at Half-past Six in the Evening precisely.
THOS. ROOKE, Sec.
London, England, 1807-05-18

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY IS.

This day's market afforded E good supply of prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other respects Was
middling'; Beef is dearer than our list report ; Park
and Lamb are something cheaper ; Mutton and Veal
sold at last prices, and the trade in general was
pretty brisk—The sales in the Haymarket were ra-
ther lively ; Hay fetched a better price than Fri-
day's market ; Straw and Clover have dropped in
price.---The follnwing priceS and numbers are an ac-
curate statement

• To sink the Offal per stone of 81b.
Beef Ss. od. to 6s. cd. —Mutton ss. oct. to ss. 6d.—Veal
65..0d. to Ss. ad.—LatnO 6s. 6il. to 7s. 6d. —Puck Ss., od. to
6s. od.

13easts, 227o.—Sheep and Lambs, 9741.—Calyes, 65.--:
Pigs 300.

SMITHFIELD HAY -MARKET.
Flay 21. to. to 51. 3L 3s. od. to 61. 6s.—
Straw zl. rc. to 3:. sN.

CORN-EXCHANGE, -MAX 18.—The fresh itnportc
of Wheat to-day make the supply rather consider-
able, the trade is particularly heavy of sales, anti at
lower prices; Barley likewise, and in middling sup-
ply.; Malt has heavy sale ; Pease and Beans of eich
sort are nearly at prices unvaried ; there are but few
arrivals•of Oats, and -this article keeps its pr:w,
Flour hardly supports the last prices qeoted.
London, England, 1807-05-27

'Major, vice Cordon, resigna.- Dated May 6,A0-7. Lieu.
tenant lames Gordon to be Captain, rice -Primrose,
signed. Dated. May 6, 1807. Adjutant Christie to have
the Brevet Rank ofCaptain. Dated as above. 'Ensign
John Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Cordon. Dated. as
above.

To be Ensigns—Pcter M‘Lauchlan, Gent, vice Stewart, re
signed. Dated April 23, 1807. fohn Gordon, Gent. vice
Reid, resigned. Dated as above. Duncan- M'Plierson,
Gent. vice Grant. Dated May 6, ;807. '

Conmission, in the Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Volunteer Tn•
fantry, signed /y the Lord .Lieutenant.
Hugh Park, Cici. to be Captain; vice-James Brackenridge,
deceased. Dated May 9, 1807.
London, England, 1807-05-27

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

" LOWER ELBE, MAY 20, 1807.--We are still •
without any intelligence from Poland yet I believe
this is the last thrle that I shall tire you with my
monotonous cuckoo note ; for every thing announces
the speedy decision of the fate of Dautzie, on wh►ch
hangs not the issue, but the plan of the ensuing
campaign The Telegraph asserts, as you will see
- in the Papers of yesterday, that the covered way of
the fortress it already taken ;' hence the surrender
of the - town is inevitable, unless it be speedily re-
lieved; and it is believed that the Allies will spare no
exertions to throw in relief. It is calculated, that
on the i th the city had not fallen, and the garrison
awaited a reinforcement of 18,000 Russians from

the Nehrting.. But can this succour be bror.gl.t.
in without
,a most disadvantageous contest ? The
Nehrung, tts is evident from any amp, is a long
tongue of land; which it catitiot he difficult to de-
fend.

Within a few day-S; ique reportS assert, that
English forces have • passed the Sound ; and the
opinion is, that your fleet is to eb-bperate with the
Allies by favouring a landing. I fear, however,
that, were the report true, the fleet could not ar-
rive in time before Danttic. However, Such as-
sertions are frequently the mere expression of an
opinion that a thing is wanted, not that it will take
place.
" As to the arrival of your expedition, those who
have for these three months been longing with im-
patience for it, are now apprehensive that it will
conic too late. Marshal BRUNE has at length suc-
ceeded in bringing tocrether a very formidable
army in Pomerania, wriieh will be ready to resist
the first attempts to at in the rear of the great
Armies.

" On the other hand; the ascertained constancy of
the King of SWEDEN', the military arrangeMents
which have been made by his Majesty, in common
with Russia and Prussia, shew that Stralsund is not
abandoned) but is considered by the Allies as a
momentous point : and if the Swedes and Prus-
sians are to ad in unison in Pomerania, why should
not the British force he added to theirs

" The King of SWEDEN, it is settled, is to have
the command of the allied troops in Pomerania.
He has also enrolled a corps of Emigrants, under
the title of Royals Francois, under the Duke DE
PIENNE. General RUCHEL will command the Prus-
sians in Pomerania. LESTOCQ, takes his station at
Konigsburgh, and BLUCHER will have the com-
mand in chief of the Prussian Army. These pro-
visions announce no declining energy. In the
mean while, I have to confess my ignorance con-
cerning the Swedish Armistice. Has it or has it
not, with or without the additional clause, been
ratified by the king ? Nothing has been de-
clared publicly, nor have I heard from private
quarters."
London, England, 1807-05-27

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.,

TO-MORROW, EVENING, May 28, 1807,
will be perf,)rmeci
PETER THE GREAT; .. ,
or, WOOI)LN ‘vALLs.
The principal Charatters by -
Mt. C •KEMBLE, Mr. BELLAMY,
Mr. POPE, Mr. MUNDEN,
. Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. INCCEDON,
- Mrs..C. K EMB LE,.
Miss BOLTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
WITH • ,

HARLEQUIN AND MOTHLI.I GOOSE;
Or, THE. GOLDEN i...6G„ -
Principal Charact, rs
Mother Goose, Mr. S Mb NS ;
Colin, afterwards Harlequin, 'Mr: KING .aild Mr. 130-
LOGN A, jun. ; •
Avaro, afterwards Patitalobn,- Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown,Mr. C RIMA L ;
Oddlish, Mr. ME NAG E ;
Cabin-Boy (with a 5,,n4), Master SMA LLF.V.
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THE CANADAS.

This. Day were publishM, in- a splendid and very large Vo-
lume in Quarto, illustrated with 3o Copperplates, engraved
troin original Drawings taken on the spot by the Author,
price 21. t is. in boards,

•
TRAVELS through.. the CANADAS; contain-
ing a Description of the'Pieturestpe'Scenefy on some
of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Account of the Produc-
tions, Commerce, and InhabitantS of. those :Provinces To
which is subjoined a Comparative V ie_w of the Manners and
CUstoms of several of the Indian Nations 'of North and South
America.
London, England, 1807-05-27

BANKRUPTS.

William Asticy Hobb,'of Bridgnorth, Salop, linen-draper,
tu'swyencler tune 8, 9,andjAly-:7, gatleyen, at tilt., Crown
inn, pi iclgnorth. Attornies, Messrs. Smart and Thomas,
Staple's-11;n; Holborn, London ';'•oi Mr. Pariy, pridg-
'north. '

loseph,Midgley..of
,Leeds,..Yorkshire,.grocFr, lune IS, 19,
and July 7, at eleven,. at the Glob,: Tavern, Liverpool.
Attornies, Mr. DaVies, Liverpool ; or 'views. Meadow.
croft and' Stanley, C.; ray's-1 nn, London.
lames Parry and John Pickman, of Deptford,' Kent, mer-
chants, June 2,9, and July 7, at tcn, at G I 4-London.
Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown-court; SiithWark.
George. Chippa, late of Cecil-street, Strand, -Middlesex,
tailor, June 0, ;3, and July 7, at ten, at Guildnail. At-
tornies, Messrs. Hodgson add Cross`,Clement's-I rm.
Peter begraves, of Cheapside' London, and of Manchester,
and Thomas Bainbridge, of Manchester, warehousemen?
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London. Attormes Mr. Higson;Alanchester ;or Messrs.
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don.

luhn ltapish, of Kighley, Yorkshire, grocer, lune,rs. 16,
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Kighley, Attornies, Messrs. Allen, Exley, and Stocker,
Furnival's-lnu, London; or Mr. Cuthbert Metcalfe,
Kighley..
London, England, 1807-05-27

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
•
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 27, 'lBO7,
will be performed
THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando,- Mr. BR AHA M •
Marquis De Grand Chateau, Mr. MA THEWS ;
Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON ;
Whimsiculo, Mr. BANNISTER;
l'eter, Mr. DO wToN 9 •
Constantia, Mts. FL SI DDONS ;
,Coriosa, Mrs. HARLOW E ;
Floretta, Signora STO RACE.
WITH

TEKELI ;
Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.,
Count Tekeli,. Mr. H. SI D DONS ; •
Wolf (his Friend), 'Mr. DOWTON ;
Count Caratri (the General), Mr; CA RLES.;
Alexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Mrs. POWELL.
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London, England, 1807-05-27

By GEORGE HERIOT,Esq.

Deputy Postmaster-General of British North America, Ssc.
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POLITICS AND POETRY-.
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This Day were published,
• •
' THE-FOLLOWING TRACTS:
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THE. DISCOVERY of the TRUE.and NATU.!
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Toth:::GENTLEAT EN, Ct. E fiGY;alid FRt.E.:IOI,DERS

of tl)e COUNTY of SUSSEX.

GeNTLENIEN, •
YOUR VOTES and.INTEREST are earnestly.
requested tor Colonel S E RGI SO N, whose Commit-
tees will be daily sitting at the Houses of Mr. Henry Heath-
cote, Ponverie-street, Fleet-street, and Mr. Samuel Gwynne,
1.6v05. The Election is held at Lewes, and the l'oll will
continue open every Day, from Ten in the Morning 'till Five
in the Aftirnorm. Any information that can be given to
promote the Return of Colonel Sergison will be thankfully
received by the Committees.
The State of the Poll at the close on Tuesday, the 19th
For Col. Sergison - . - 1673
Mr. Wyndham - - 3 taa
Mr. Fuller - .1759
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Chipping Norton, Oxon, May 16, 184.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
CLERGYMAN, of Middle Acre, and .seriousl
Deportment,.and w whom the urbanity of the Gentle-
man is happily blended with the ileceary strianess of Ma-
gisterial Authority, as -a C LASS! CAL TUTOR and 'SU-
PE RINTEN DANT ola G RAM MAR SCHOOL, cOnsist-
.
ing at present ofahout Forty Boarders, and smite Day Scholars,
with proper Ushers. —Two Ctitacies, in the • vicinity of
Chipping Norton, are kindly reserved 'tor' the Gentleman
WIRY shall be appointed to the Stiperintendancy oft he School,.
and every attention will be assiduously exerted,to render his
situattOn comfortable.

personally, or by Letter (post=paid), to Mrs. Hand-
ley, Widow of 'he late Rev Joseph. Handley,' deceased,. at.
.
the Grammar School, Chipping Norton, Oxon. •
London, England, 1807-05-20

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EDNESD

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FRIDAY, MAY- 29, 'lBO7.

G LNERAL *ELECTION".

To the C ENTLE HEN. CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
attic COUNTY of DURHAM.

GENTLEMICN, , .
Ihave 'withdraw n from the Contest, in which I
found myselt engaged, under the persuasion that my per-
severance would increase those mischiefs which it was the
intention of my friends to avert.

The arrangement which led to my being offered to your
choice, had for its first objet the peace of the County ; but
the steps taken have produced a contrary effea. I cannot
then, even to obtain the highest object of my ambition, sub-
mit to avail myself of assistance given to me on a ground
that can no longer be maintained.

It becomes me, therefore, to retire to that private situation
from which I hate been drawn; but I carry with me, and
will always retain, the most grateful recollection of the par-
tiality of my friends, and an ardent desire to lend my humble
endeavours to the County, wheneVer circumstances shall
leave me at liberty to receive its independent support.

I remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful And devoted Servant,
CUTHBERT ELLISUN.
Hcbburn Hall, May 25, 15.07.

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COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION

HE FRIENDS of Sir THOMAS HENRY
D E -13 art. are particularly requested to meet
at the White Hart Tavern, in Holborn, on ►Monday next, at
Twelve o'clock, to consider of the best measures to be adopt-
ed in order to secure that Gentleman's Re-election for the
said County..
N B. The E le6tion is fixed for Wednesday the loth of May.

TJ the INHABITANTS of the TOWN of SHREWS-

BURY.

( ENTLEMEN,

Al? I'ER the
Attack made upon me in Court, by
Mr. (ones, on Thursday last, I feel it due to myself,
and to tne Inhabitants, from whom I have ever received the
greatest kindness and civility, to publish the reasons for my
present Condud. The Papers alluded to in my Letter to a
particular Friend o Mr. tones, hereto annexed, have been
seen by many of you ; and the circumstances by which my
feelings have been so cruelly wounded are likewise well
known. I remain,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient,
And obliged humble Servant,
IOHN CORSET.

Sundom, May 9, 1807.

COPY of a LETTER to EDWARD T. RICKETS, Esq.

DEAR Sin, Suntiorn, May 8, do.
I beg the Favour of you ro say to Mr. Jones, that 1 was
in such a Situation in Court, upon the first Day of Eke.
tion, that I could not get forward to make any Reply
to the Explanation Mr. Jones demanded of Jny Conduct} to-
wards him.

When Mr. Jones first applied to me for my Interest, he
must recoiled that 1 stated I should certainly support the
Sitting Members. as it was my wish to do all I could to
preserve the Peace of the Town, and avoid the Evils of a
Contest.

Circurnstancep have since arisen which certainly have
r,use(l my Indignation, and urged me td take a stronger part
tan. I first intended.

The Papers you have seen will best exp.lai❑ the cause of
my present Conduit : Mr. Jones- may see them if lie will
appoint a time tor that purpose.
I hope you will excuse the trouble I give you.
I am, Dear Sir,
Vow-most obedient humble Servant.,
101-IN COlO3l r.
London, England, 1807-05-16

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

iHE COMMITTEE for ConduBifig the ELte-
TioN of Sir CHM STOPH R. BA Y N ES, request
the Attendance of his Friends at Hyde Park Curlier, on Mon-
d.), -Morning, the 18rh instant, at Half-past Seven o'Clock,
to accompany him from thence to the Hustings.
London, England, 1807-05-16

NUMBER 4576.]

MESSRS. ASHLEYS' NIGHT.

rrHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, May 16th,
8,7, will be pertbraied, at the Theatre Royal, Cvvent-
Cnden, •

A GRAND SELECTION OF MUSIC,.

From the most •tavourite Compositions of Hamlet, Haydn,
Bach. Boyce, Groun, and Mozart. -

For particulars, see the printed Bills, being too numerous for
insertion in an Advertisement.

End of Part the First,, an Olio Concert:. on the Freud,.
• Horns,,,by 'Messrs, PETRI D ES.
End of Part 11. a Concerto on the VioliG; by Mr. ASIIL E. V.
Principal Vocati Perf,,rmersl
Mrs. DICKONS, Signora GRIGLI ET I, •
• Mrs. BLAND, Madam DUSSEK,
Miss MEADOWS, and .Madarn BI AN CHI,
Mr. BRAFIAM, Mr. EVANS,
Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLANIY.
Tickets to he had of Messrs. Asltleys ; at I3irchall's Mu.
Sic Shop, lion ,1 street ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatse
where Places tor tits Boxer. +nay, be taken.

Mr. FAWCETT's NIGHT.
THEATRE,ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN".

tr) N TUESDAY, May 10, 1807, 'will be pre-
'Ns!. sented (by p2mussion ut the Proprietors of the Thea-
tre Royal,,Hayur.,,ket), ri)r
.the- first and only time at this
Theatre, the pOiitilar CornAy, -in a' hree Aas, called
. • - FIVE MILES OFF
- Or, THE
fAs aCied last Summer, at the Ilayinarket Theatre, upwards

of toffy •Niglits with the most ,itinounded applause.) -
'Squire Flail, Mr. CHAPMAN ; .
Sordid, Mr. S111::1,10NS ;
Kalendar, Mr. I. '‘ WC L. TT.
After which. a-new Farce (never pertormed), called
THE MISERIES .OF HUMAN LIFE.
To which will he added, the Grand Seri, Comic Meld!,
nrama, in Two "Ws; called .„ .
VALENTINE AND ORSON.

Tickets to be had of kN Fawcett. atitii house,, No. is,
tower Thornitaugit- street, Bettforct-sq,tare:. and of Mr. Bran-
d;4l, the Theatre, of whom piAce's for the Boxes may be
'taken.
London, England, 1807-07-24

" NOTICE .TO THE ARMY'.

" Yesterday,. the sth of July, Peke was signed
between the •Emperors of Famsta and Ru3stA, by
the Prince of BaNavEwro, the French Minister for
Foreign Affairs, on the one side; and by the Princes
KURAILIN and LABANQFP VON ROSTROWi on the
other. These Plenipotentiaries were furnished with
full powers by. their respeaive Sovereigns. The
Ratifications were exchanged this clay, the 9th of.
July, as both Sovereigns are slant Tilsit. , I
(Signed) "The Marshal PrinCe of NEUFCHAM;
"Bewrittua."
London, England, 1807-07-23

DIED

On the rath of April last, at the Cape of Good Elope, B.
Malkin, Esq. Mdjor in His Majesty's at at Regiment of Light
Dragoons.
Nlonday morning last, at Islington, Mr. Geo. Barnes,
late of Dishopsgate-street, aged 59.

TORN CAMPBELL,.
A LL Persons who may have any Claims on the
L-1. ESTATE of the late lOHN CAMPBELL, Esq. of
the Hon. East4ndia Company's Service, and formerly Re-
sident at Saloomah, or who may be indebted to the same, arc
dosired to send an Account thereof to Townly Ward, Esq.
Covent-garden, Solicitor to the Attornies of the Executor.

STATE LOTTERY.

rirlilßD DAY of DRAWING wilt be ork
A UIISUAY NEXT, July 28.

SCHEME.

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The Drawing will be tegu.ar. I i
y :goo Tickets each Day,
TICKETS and SHA RES on Sale at all titelicenced Lot-
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London, England, 1807-05-11

PARTNERSIIIPS DISaOLVED.

Margaret Longbutst and Henry Nichols, of F\araham, dis-
tillers.
David Giles and Alexander Forrest, of Birmingham, com-
mon- brewers.
lolua Law, of Rochdale, and Robert RaMsbottofn, of Man-
chester' dyers.
Adam M'Clionpba and William Pickton, of Liverpool,
joiners.' •
john George Child, and William Cordingley, of Leeds, mer.,
chants..
lames Green, and John Williams, of liromsgrove, coffin-
plate-manufazturers.
Archer Atkinvn, and George Topham, of Wake-
field, Yorkshire, hat-inanufacturers.
Thomas • Frith and Samuel Redfern, of Sheffield, carpenters.
Joseph Mason, of Heap, and Salnuel Mason, of Yrotwich,
Lancashire, cotton-inirnutaanrers.
George Hill, loseph Fuller, and lohn Thurston, of Totten-

. .
ham court-road, cabinet-maltar:i.
Samuel Sayce, job Price, and I.ewtl Bryant,, of Bath,brandy-

rnerchanis. •
Henry Richards and Thomas Frome Hall, or Fish-street-hi)l,

guii-martufaaurers-
John May and Thos. Musson, of Nottingham, linen .drapers.
john Clegg, deceased, and lolin Ogden, of Leavengieave,
Rochdale, wool ki I. man u facto ler3.
Richard Brazier l'op;-, John 1-leather Hussey, and Thomas
Brtofortl, Chichester, linen-Arapers.• -
Sarah Leigh and Miss Charlotte Arcularitis, of Tottenham,
school-mistresses..
London, England, 1807-05-11

Ai C.N 1) AY, MAY 11,, 1807

Sheffield, Maya, 03°7.
A.
v
T a most nninerous and reedable
of tile INHABITA NTS .of tile TOWN and N LIG
BOURHOOD of SHEFFIELD, convened by Public Ad..
vertisetnent, and held this Day at the Cutlers' Hall, to con-
sider on the propriety of addressing His Majetty;

The Rev. THOMAS SUTTON in the Chair;
The following Resolutions were assented to
I. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that it is-highly
necessary, in the present situation of Public Affairs, to ad-
dress His Majesty, to assure hith of our unalterable attach-
ment to his Person and, GovernMent, and of the grateful
sense which we entertain of his recent firm and dignified re.
sistance to what he conscientiously thought naight, tend to
injure our enviable Constitution, in Church and, State, and
of our deterMination to,make any sacrifice which may be ne.
cessary to protect him in the lawful exercise of his Royal Pre-
rogative, and in opposin, all unconstitutional Encroachments
on our Civil and Ecclesiastical Establishments.
2. That a Combinittee be appointed to withdraw and agree
upon an Address, conformably to the said Resolution, to be
presented, as, soon as may be, to His-Majesty.-
3. That the Address,'which may be assented to, be signed
by the Public Bodies and Individuals at this Meeting who
may approve of the same ; and that a Persoit do attend at the
Cutlers' Hall .from Nine to One o'Clock in the Forenoons,
and from Three to qven in the Afternoons, until Wednesday,
next, to receive the Signature of all those who may wish to
sign the same.
4. That it be afterwards transmitted by the Chairman to.
His Majesty's Secretary of State tor the Home Department,
accompanied by a Letter respedfully requesting that he,
would take an early opportunity of presenting the same to
the King.
5, That a Copy-of these Resolutions and of the Address
be- inserted in both the ShetfieldNewspapqrs; and that it be
at the discretion of the Chairman to insert the Address in any
other Paperishould it be'thought advisable
• TtiOMAS SUTTON, Chairman.
.6. That tile Thanks of this Meeting be 'given to the Chair-
'man.

GENER )‘I, ELECTION.
London, England, 1807-05-11

D.l PIDENDS.

rune 6. George Nicholls, late .01- Portpool-lame, Holborn,
Middlesex, builder, at twelve at Guildhall.
lune 9. Henry Drewitt, of the Anus, Mansfield-
street Southwark, Surrey, victualler, at twelve, at Guild.
hall, London.

June 29. john Ingle, late of Ashby-de-la- Zouch,Leicester.
shire, draper, at eleven, at the Quecn's Head Inn, Ashby.

May Duncan Macdonald, of Threadneedle-street, mer-
chant 4n(t hosier, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 2. john Grant, of _Laurence Pountney-lane, London,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.

lune i 6. Thomas Croydon, now or late of Wigan, Lanca-
shire, at four,.at the Buck in the Vine Inn, Wigaa.
rune z. Aaron Itayner„ of Manchester, merchant, at eleven,
at the Dog Tavern, -Manchester.
June 2. George Willie and lohn j affray, of Finsbury-}Tact,
..Middlesex, merchants, at twelve, at G uildhall.

lune 13. Jesse Parker, of Edgnaston, Warwickshire, rope-
maker, at ten, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham.

lune b. Richard Sainsbury, of Batti, coach-master, at one,
at Guildhall, London,

June 2. John Stork, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew Bot-
terill, of Great Duffield, Yorkillire, merchants, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.

L*.b,RTIFICATES.

May 30.. William Vaughan, of St. la►nes's parish, Wcstmin.

. _
ster, tailor. .. .
Charles KiLoy, of Watford, Hertfordshire, dealer.
ltobzrt Chandler, of Shoreditch, Middlesex, cheesemonger.
Cie- rgeGregory, or Compton-street, Soho, Middlesex, cheese-
rilbnger.
London, England, 1807-05-11

DIZD.

On the 12th ult. at Scinverin, is Mecklenburgh, the Hart.
Frances Clifli)rd, eldest sister of the present Lord Clitiard,
On Monday the-27th ult. Mr. Alexander Morris, WC. of
Spring-gardens, Attorney at Law,
On the 6th inst. at DaVer; Mr. Charles Allen Cliatfiel,l,
of the ;St Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia, son of Robert
Chatfield, ,Esq. of Croydon, Surrey.
On Saturday last, in the 65th Year other age, Mrs. Rabans
wife of Mr. Raban, of New Bridge-street; lilackfriars.
The same evening, at his house, .Holland-street, Christ
Church, Surrey, after a long and painful illness, Mrs, La-
zabeth Rayley, wire of Mr. William Rayley.
Lately, at Bath, at hiS lodgingi in the Grove, aged.. 2.40
Mr. Thomas Mann, grandson attic late,Mr. Vernor; BuOL-
seller, ,in the Poultry, London..
On the 29th ofMarch, on board his Majesty!s Ship
Belliqueux, Mr. john Henry RicharthOn, seceirld'&on of the
late jonn Richardson, Esq. Upper ‘Vimpole-street..-.

PRICE 0

STOCKS
DAY.
India• Stock, •
India Bands,•
Excheqki,:i Bins, tst pr?
OniniuM, i'f. pr.
Irish Omniuni,4s,
mperipl 3yet Cunt.. -
Ditto Ann.:
Cons. for 26th May, 6;1

3AI U

Bank Stock, 229 3 k __
Navy 5 pet Cent. 97
per Cent.. 1797,
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. no
3 per Cent. Red. 62
3-per Cent. Con. 631
Bank I . Ann, 17 11..16ths
13..16ths

fIICH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE ye-AMOK'
Moniing,.29 min. after S. 4.kiteimpon, o min. after 6.
London, England, 1807-05-11

BIRTHS.

On the gth inst. at his house in Upper Guildford-streeti
the Lady of Thomas Lodington,. Esq. of a Daughter.
Yesterday evening, at her mother's house, the Duchess or
Rutland; in Sackville street, Piccadilly, Lady Catherine
Forrester, ola Sen.

On Sw;day, the 3d inst. in Dublin, the Lady of Bertram
mitivrd, Esq. of a Daughter.

MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, fames Benjamin Coles, Esq. of Troy-
brillge; Wilts, to Miss Mary Weeks, of Taunton, Somme-

The some day, Captain John Croft, of the Royal Navy, rui
Miss Buckworth, daughter of the late Thomas Bud:worth.
Esq. of Finsbury-square.
On Friday last,- at St. James's Church, A. S. Learmouth,
Esq. of Manchester-buildings, to MisS lessy Learmouzli.
daughter of Alexander Learrnoutti, . Esq. of Parliament—
street, Westminster.
Lately, at Brinnv Church, Cork, fohn Waring, Esq. of
His Majesty';,- 23d Light Dragoons, to MSS Tresiiiau, cld&
daughterof Stewart Tresilian, Esq of Bandon.
London, England, 1807-11-21

Our Letters from the different Ports con-
tain most melancholy details of the number of Ves-
sels lost during the late heavy gales, and we
fear that we shall hear of con;iiderahlc damage hav-
ing been occasioned by the extraordinary high wind
of yeStarday.

Mr. SANSOM, at the JetiNst of the American Mfg-
chants, waited'.uPon,Loi'd:llA:FnuttsT this morning,
upon, the subjea of-the late Orders in Council.
The, result of the Conferenee was not made known
when
.this' Paper was put. to Tres,.

Tift' recent. Proclamation' issued by the Court of
Denmark, prohibiting'all political conversation among
the' re.O.ple of that 'Country, i5-pirtieUlarly entitled
to the not..ce of Englishmen, who must see \Oak
pride
,t he dilfefence of their Ever); :subjea,
may be freely discussed itt this Country, and the
measures of Government may be canvassed in the
Public 'Piess, as well as'. in private life, which is
more' than can be said by any other people on the'
face of .the globe. How then must every generous
mind, animated. by the. spirit of Liberty, feel tUr
People who • arc deprived of the privilege of vent-
ing their thoughts, even in the sanetuary of
domestic life, upon a subjea of the utmost
portanee to themselves arid thoir posterity, tiarnely,
the wisd,,Ln and expedience of those tneasitreg which
are adopted 'for the national interest. But the.re4,..
sun COVCii for the. Prochunaton alluded to is,a very
Curious one, and. itther unwary.; on the part of the
Danish GoVernment, 'fork h said that its objecit
prevent theespression of any sentiments which may
tend to damp the enthu.;i:lsm with which all 'good
and honest men to support the measures
adopts by tll Hence4emay_
fairly inft.l., sentiments of the. Da-
nish. People eve- se w tilt; measures of their
vet-outwit, and that 'lke 'enthusiasm in its favour
i§ conancl t,i.) a very small circle. We may
therefore conclude that our late Expedition to Den-
mark i 3 not an objet of such indignation among
the lievle of that Country a.; has been, represented,
but that the vrohability brit the. good sense ..of
the. majority, : however they may. la wie'nt its come-
quenCes, view it on our part as a matter of invinci-
ble necessity, to .check the -Career of the 'general
disturber of mankind. y
London, England, 1807-11-21

WHITE' V. THR RAIL GP CARHASTPTOY.

Sir Slty Boltrr.t.v moved For an Injunction. to
restraint.. the Defendant from proceeding., at laW
against .the,Plaintitt, in, an aetio9 at law instituted
by him, groundeh upon a• bond for 20,0001. being
part of the, purchase7money of Luttrell's Town, in
the. County of_ Dublin, which had been purchased,
by Mr. White; the Plaintiff, in 1861, fothe suns
of 80,0001. The sum of 20,Q001. of the purchase;7
Money having' been lett in Mr. White's hands upon
his bond, for the securing him against all ?ncum-
brances affeaing the estate, as provisions tbr the
yotinger children of Simon late Lord Irnhartie
the -Defendant's father, of whom the Duchess
of Cutnberland was one. The Noble Earl bad in
London held Mr. White -to bail, for the sum of
95001i4in the promise of thii bond; and the Plain-'
tiff, Mi. White, put in a plea to the declaration, and
Lord Carhampton 'filed a demurrer to the plea,'
-which demurrer was allowed in the CoUrt of Kinds
Bench. .The Learned Counsel ~observed, that the
-Noble Lord had put in an answer upon his honour
to the present Bill in this Court ; he dtd 'not deny
the Plaintiff's charges, but contended, or subMitted,
that the Plaintiff was the person bound to get that
incumbrmces upon the estate in question at the time
Of Sale removed, and that the 'fortune of the Duchess
Of 'Cumberland, being 40001. was paid to her on bet
first marriage, and that the other incumbrances did
not affed the 'estate in question.° Rut it appeared
that an annuity.of Ani. a year remained as tin inx
cumbrance on this estate, and that; with other
charges, the sum of 95001. remaining in Mr.. White'ts
hands; was not too much -tor his security of the pur-
chase. _

Mr. HRELD addressed his Lordship' on the sa.i e
side, and• nearly to the slime etfea.
-. Mr. RICHARDS was proceeding for the Defendant,
against the injunBion, when his Lordship deir,4
him to resume his argument on a future day.—Mo,
;ion adjourned.