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London, England, 1808-10-07

SURREY.-TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
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li-wrm HILL HOUSE,
Offiees,'Couch House, Stable, &c. and upwards of One
Hundred and Ten Acres of Land, the property of the late LORD
Tiau RLOW.—Further Particulars may be known on application
at Mr. lames' Office, 5, New Iloswell•Court, Lincoln'► Inn,
London; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
N. B. To he viewed by Tickets only.

OXFORDSHIRE.

'THE Public are most respectfully informed that
-L the MANOR and ESTATE of NORTH WESTON, in
the COUNTY of OXFORD, advertised to be SOLD by AUC-
TION, by Mr. Per roe, at the Red lion Inn, at Thame, on
TuLskii,y, the 11th instant, is Disposed by Private Contract.

OXFORDSHIRE.—By Mr. PEYTON,
At Staple-Hall Inn, Witncy, on Friday the 21st of October next,
AMOST desirable-FREEHOLD ESTATE, Si.
situate at Ducklingtop, near Witney, in the county of Ox-
ford ; consisting of two Farm Houses and Homestead, %nd about
one hundred and eight acres of excellent Land, whereof fifty-sis
acres are enclosed Pasture, thirty-eight Common Field, and four-
teen Common Meadow ; now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph
Deuce, whose term will expire at Ladyday, 1810.
This Estate, from the considerable portion of Grass l.and at-
tached to it, is an object worthy the attention of persons possess-
ing arablehmd in that neighbourhood.

To view the same apply to the Tenant ; and for further parti-
culars to Charles ',cake, t Sq. %anchor, Whaley ; or at the offices
of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-inn,
London, or at Warwick,

COKETHORPE PARK ESTATE.-OXFORDSHIRE.
By Mr. PEYTON,

On Friday, the instal October, at Staple'llall, Whitey, in Lots,
AMOST valuable FREEHOLDESTATE,
com-
prising the Manors of Cokethorpe, Dueklington and Stand-
lake, with the royalties, rights, and emblernents belonging thereto,
and that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called
COKETHORPE HALL,

with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order.
Park and Paddocks, comprising 2 20 Acres of rich Pasture and
MeadOw Land (subject to a tythe modus), valuable Fisheries,
Water Falls, and Ponds.

Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with fine growing Oak
limber and Coppice Wood, containing 80 Acres, and several
adjacent Farms, open and inclosed, with convenient Farm Houses
and Offices, and let to most respectable Tenants at will, and other
fine Woods, about 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether neat
1000 Acres.

Lot I. Will comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Office,
Gardens, Park, Water-fall and Works, Fisheries, and Coketherpe
Woods.

Lot 2. The Breach Farm and Land adjoining, in Mr. Co•
bout tic's Tenure.

Lot 3. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woods, in Mr. Tho-
mas's Tenure.

The residue of the Estate will be divided into many Lots, for
the convenience of purchasers.
A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifications of the
several Lots may be had early in September next, by applying at
the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick; and at No. 5,
New Boswell-. curt, Lincoln's Inn, London.
London, England, 1808-10-07

SARAGOSSA, SEPT. 17.

•On Saturday morning arrived in this city Sir
Ch .rtes Win. Doyle, Commissioner from his Britan-
.nic Majesty, to treat with our political and military
Chiefs on the means of supporting the just cause in
which we are (*gaged. His Excellency the Captain
General received this gentleman with the highest de-
monstrations of attachment and gratitude towards
the generosity of the English nation, which contri-
buted with so much promptitude and zeal to the relief
of our necessities. After sending him a guard of ho-
nour corresponding to his high character, he took him
with hint to examine the various points of defence of
this city, and to survey the ravages committed by the '
enemy in the petty district which they occupied. The
numerous crowd of people that followed him, mini-
fi..sted, by the loudest acclamations, their satisfaction
at seeing in these kingdoms, after an interval of so
many years, a representative of his Britannic Ma-
jesty. Struck with astonishment and admiration, the
English Colonel broke out into the most energetic
encomiums on the irresistible valour and heroic con-
stancy with which our citizens defended this capital,
adding, that he would communicate an account of
all the details to his Court. On finishing their circuit,
the Colonel repaired to his Excellency's Palace, where
a magnificent entertainment was prepared, during
which repeated discharges took place from all the
batteries, in proof. of the very great joy with which
his Excellency and all the inhabitants celebrated the

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re-establishment of peace and harmony with tte
English nation, and to demonstrate the gratitude
which we owe to his Britannic Majesty and his sake
Ministers, for the powerful assistance they have
forded, and will continue to afford us, uptil the rests).
ration of the Monarchy in the person of our beloved
Ferdinand.

On Sunday-the Colonel was-present at a review of
the '22,000 men that compose our army, and expresscal
himself highly satisfied with the evc.lutiuus performw
by several corps.
London, England, 1808-10-07

FUENMAYOR, SEPT. 2.

This morning we had orders to furnish an immense
number of rations for the army cf Bessieres, which
was stated to be marching in Ciis direction ; but we
suddenly found ourselves visited once more by the
army which had passed on towards Navarre ; and
between seven o'clock and ten, the time of my writing
this, there have marched in from 4000 to .5000
Frenchmen. They carried with them, on their de-
pasture for Navarre, 37 pieces of artillery, and have
returned with 16. A numerous detachment of them
entered Nazera a few days ago. The officers were
hospitably entertained at. the Menastery of the Bene-
dictines ; but those grateful, guests immediately after
their repast, seized upon the plate, and even de-
manded the Abbot's purse, which not containing a
sufficient sum to satisfy them, the keys of the Monas-
tery were delivered to them, and they carried off 350
fanegas of wheat, and the only mule that belonged
to the place. _ _
London, England, 1808-01-21

urtgr MIDDLF.SEX WATER WORKS,

I"HE Subscribers to this Undertaking are hereby.
-I- required to pay into the hands of knits Henry Stracey, Esq.'
(the Tr.:astircr) at the Banking House of Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald,
and Co. No. 6, Bermes-street, Oxford-i reet, the further sum it
101. per cent:on their respectbre Shares (being the last Instalmedt
thereon), on or before the I 2th day of February next.
By Order of the Board,
_ _

No. '2O, Montague street, ROB. S. SLOPF.R,
Russell-square, Jan. 20, 1808. Chief Clerk to the Company.

NEW BOOKS BY AUCTION.

MR. STOCKDALE respectfully informs the
Public, that a Sale of BOOKS will comme.ice at his New
Room, No. 180, Piccadilly, on Monday next, the 2Sth of January,
and continue the five following days, beginning es day at one
o'clock to a minute.

Among many other valuable Works will be foUld in spler.did
bindings.
Parliamentary Register, 114 volumes.
Marklin's Bible, 6 volumes.
Camden's Britannia, 4 volumes, folio.
Complete farmer' 3 volumes, 4to.
Prettch Encyclopedia, 35 volumes, folio.
Sir William Jones's Works.
1 avater's Physiognomy, by Dr. Hunter, 5 vole.
Hogarah's Works, proof impreimonF.
Lord Orford's NN'orks, .5 vols.. 4to.
Grose's Antiquities, 8 vols. 4to.
C;uillim's Heraldry, large paper, splendidly illuminated.
New Annual Register, tr 7 volumes.
N. B. Catalogues to be had gratis, of Mr. Stoekdale,
London, England, 1808-01-21

In the Press, and shortly will be publiabed,
Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, two. with a Portrait of
Mr. Pitt, from an original Picture,
THE HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of
the late !tight Hon. PITF.

By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Mr. Yorke having, from ill health and the pressure of other
-avocations, declined to supply that portion of this Wurk which he
had untl-.Ttuken to write, it will now be the sole production of
Mr. Gifford's pen; which circumstance, however, will not occa-
sion any very material delay in the publication.

Shortly will be published,
Handsomely printed in one Volume, Quarto,
UNIVERSAI, BIOGR APHY ; containing a
copious Account, Critical and Historical, of the Lire and
Character, Labours and Actions, of eminent Person:, in all. Ages
and Countries, Conditions and Professions, arrangad in alphabe-
tical order.

By I. LEMPRIF.RE, D. D.
Printed for T. Ogled and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may
be had, by the same Author,
A CLAsSICAL DICTIONART, containing a clear and compre-
hensive Account of all the proper Names which oc,zt:r in reading
the Classics ; New Editions, Ur quarto, price Cl. Ss. a.id in Svo.
price las. lid. bound.
London, England, 1808-01-21

TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.

GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made
is &toast elegant and fashionable manner, and in that
highly wand stye of cutting which has given universal sa:is-
Woe tithe Nobility and Gentry, by DIErRICHSFN and
eLars, Talks*, at No. 12, Rathbone-place, London (the lat.
swhersiciore Furman to Mr. Alien). They also. make young
Gest:wars Suits and Hussar 'Dresses in the most tasteful and
&got form. Country Residents may be infurn.ed haw to send
theinarasure yes Post. •
Reeintstals, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breech-
es, Lisa* iltc.&c.
London, England, 1808-01-21

STATE AND CITY LOTTERIES.
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at
their State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Eachange, I.on-
iot; halt now on Sale Tickets and Shares for the ensuing
STATE LOTTERY ; which begins Drawing the Bth of March.
•,,* The Scheme of the State Lottery, with
S Capitals £20,000
ditto 10,000
4 ditto. 5,000
20 ditto 1,000
30 ditto 500, dce. Sce.
bast Three Blanks to a Prize, and contains no fixed Pt ize.--
cuctists of nearly Double the Number of Capital Prizes of any
batty for many years past, though some of those Lotteries con-
tained 63,000 Tickets.
'Taken and Shares for the crry LOTTERY of FREE-
HOLD HOUSES, containing Capital Prizes of the estimated
Vitt 0ft04,0001. are also on Sale as above ; the Dram ing of
sthick oil/ take place at Guildhall on the 26th April.
lettT rpm-paid', duly au.swtred ; and country orders, ac-
stith remittance, attended to on the same tcrnit• as if
London, England, 1808-01-21

LETTER COPYING MACHINES AND WRITING
DESKS.
M MIDDLETON, No. 162, Strand, opposite
14. NeWeastle-street, begt leaVe td inform the Public, that Ve
Ins now ready for sale an extensive assortment of LErI'ER
COPYING MACHINES, for Counting-house and private use.
Os the ntihty of Letter Copying Machines it is not necessary to
&e 1, as it is well known that twenty tong ietterilinay be copied,
without the possibility of error, in less time than one of a moderate
betk cal be written. He has likewise a great vanity of Writing
Id Dressing Desks for the use of Ladies and Gentletnen, in ma-
kpay,sitin wood, &e. &c.—Pocket Shaving Commodes, Pock& t-,
inks, sfinead-cases, &o.—The Original Manufactory for Black
id Pendlo.
London, England, 1808-01-21

EXPEDIIION TO COPENHAGEN.
This day was published, price Ss.
,A DISCOURSE upon the true CHARACTER
of our late PROCEEDINGS In the BAL'Ile ; coinpri-
_sing a few cursory Remarks upon his Majesty's Declarations of
' tht 25th, of September, and Irth of December, ISCi. By the
Author of the" Cursory Remrks," and of the" Appeal to the
People on the necessity of restoring the Spanish Tres rum Ships."
Printed for Mal well nod Wilson, No. 17, Skinner-,greet, Snow-
hill. Of whoinApay be had. price 2s. bd.
CircumstantrlrDetalls of the long Illness and last Mumeats
of the Right Hon. Charles lams Fos.
London, England, 1808-01-21

FINE ARTS.

THE following Valuable PUBLICATEONS on
DRAWING, PAINTING, &c. &e. were this day pUblished :
1. A new Drawing Book of Landscapes and Fignres,•esidded
The Complete Instructor in Drawing, by W. M. Craig, price
81. 18s. or any Ntimber separate, price Gs. Gd. each.
This elegant Work is just completed in Twelve Nundiers, Royal
Folio, each Number ornamented with Six elegant Engravings, in
the chalk manner, with ExplanatorrLestons to each pia C
The first six numbers contain a complete. scrim olleopiskre
lessons on landscape, wherein the rules of the art ate se 4111 W/
and clearly explained, that any person who has a taste tor draw-
log, /nay arrive at a speedy proficiency.
The last six numbers contain similar Instructions and Lessons
on Figures.
2. Complete in So numbers, large dto. price Is. 6d. each num-
ber, or she whole neatly half-bound for 21. 80. The Cabinet of
the Arts, being a new and Universal Drawing Book, forming a
complete system of drawing, etching, engraving, tnezzotinatt, and
aqua-tinta ; Painting in all its branches, perspective, projection,
and se.rveyiog ; with all their various and appendant parts. dm-
mining the whole theory and practice of the line arts airgenetal--
displaying in the most familiar manner the whole rudinunsts of
.ktiitatlon, design, dispositicin, Invention, and dehinion. ignatiatid
with upwards or GO elegant cogrivisgs, Erase denwatigs by die first
artists. To which is added, an ApNudix, containing several cu-
rious and useful Miscellaneous Artides.•

By T. HoDisopt,
With the Assistance of JOHN 1)01TOALL, Author tithe
Accomplished Tutor, tic. &c.
A superior edition, with lteautifnivolotiredplates, price net tech
Numht.r.
IL A new edition of the Art of bri;-ing hi perspective, made
easy to those who have no priviou4soveledge albs Pelathteatits.
By James fergosson, F.ILS. in one vol. sato. ilitistrateOvrips idite
maw Adding plates, elegantly =geared for this edition, price lks. in
London Printed for and sold by Chan* 129,doctis antMiam
Joy (moot isonito- the lite 'lllionias'Otten), .3;
lane, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1808-01-21

IitIRRET SESSIONS.
The ease of Charles Wheeler, who had been appre •
4 committed

headed sit Mr. A. Newland's ftiperal, and count.—
as a reputed thief, against which conviction he ap-
pealed, was argued on Tuesday at the Surrey Sessions.
The main objection taken by Mr. Nolan was, that the
words " or uatil discharged 4y due course of, law," were,
omitted in the conviction. After hearing Mr. I.Atwes
ron the other side, the Court decided against the
viction, and the prisoner was discharged.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JANUARY 20.
Wheat and Barley to-day are in rather scanty.sopply,'
with but few fresh arrivals, and sales thereof . are
nearly at last prices—Malt likewise.--=White- Peas
keep their price—Beans of each description are rather
cheaper and heavy sale—Oats are in tolerable supply,
and this trade is quoted rather lower.—Flour; this
week is somewhat higher, and fir.e American 58s. to
42.5. per barrel.
GSNERAL CUILILICNCY AS UNDFR:
Wheat, 48s. 82s. 725. Beans (old) 58F. 823.
Fine ditto, 745. 773. Tick divn (oil) .52b. 575.
Rye (New) 455. 50s. Oats, tiSs. :As. '..es.
Barley, 401. 455. Poland ditto, 37.. :!frs.
Male (New) 681. 78s. Potatoe ditto, to 42.5.
White l'ea,:(Builers) 1545.1645. Rape Seed, 241. 271. Os. -
Grey ditto, 58a. 82s. 'Fine Flour, '6os. eSs.
Second Flour 555. to 60e.

ARGYLE ROOMS, JAN. 20, 1808.
The Nobility and Gentry resident in the country!,
and h ) intend to apply for Subscriptions to the Ar-
gyle-street institution, are iiti.ornied that the Meetings
commence on Monday, the 21st of February.—Pro-
spectuses may be had by applying at the Office in
Argyle-street —Mrs. BILLING-I.os is engaged for the
Concerts, and several other eminent Performers, whose
names will be announced in the Prospectus.
By order of the Director,
J. Bovu, Secretary.

DIED.
On Saturday, the 11th inst. in Upper Park-street, Bath, in the
13th year of his age, Samuel, the sixth son of James Piggott
Ince, Esq.

BENGAL MARAIAGES.

At Putnah, Captain Giorge &cher, of the sth regiment of
cavalry, to Miss Barclay—Mr. S. H. Boileau, to Mrs. Joseph*
Norton—On the itith July, re-married at the New Church, B.
Brown, Esq. to Miss Cerottio—On the loth July, John Orr, Esq.
Surgeon in the Hon. Company's service to Miss Mary Ann WA-
liams--August u..lth, Captain James Millar to Miss P. A. Scutt.
London, England, 1808-01-21

BOMBAY DFATHS.

Lately, at Surat, the Lady of Col. Charles Buye—the infant son
of William Crawford, Esq..—At Surat, Lieut. Richard Laprelle
of the let battalion xth regiment—At sea, within a few days sail
of Pulo Penang, where he was proceeding for his health, Captain
C. S. 13unyan, of this establislunent—The infant daughter of the
Rev. Nicholas Wade.
CEYLON BIRTH.

At Colotabo,the Lady of 'l'. Christie, Esq. Medi. Supt. Cen. of
a ion.

CEYLON DEATH.

John Trenchell, Esq. Judge of the Provincial Court at Jaffna.
PRINCE OF WALES' ISLAND MARK lAGE.

By the Hon. the Governor, onTuesclay the 14th July, Lieut. J.
Veitch, of the Bombay Establishment,and Aid-dc-camp to the late
Coveruor, to Alias Oliphant, sinter to the late I. Oliphant, Esq.
London, England, 1808-01-21

91114 RSD;A: ii:;:jA 14 U-A-AT

TO THE svoterfiv AND INDEPENDEt*IT- yOtlaw
oar THE CITY OP LINCOLN:
•
GIINTLIMEN,

`. • .

I
TAKE the' 'Wiest' oppgainit y thaulging 1.011
for the high honour you have done, me, in electing me one of
your RepresentxtiVes in Piatathent ; an honour greatly enhanced
by the circumstances of the ;ate gootest, Ong by the DECISIVF
MAJORITY by which it was terminated. To proof,* so marked
of your attachment to myself and the noble Family with whichil
am connected, I can only make an adequate return, by never
swerving from those principles which first recommendedine tin
your choice. Be assured that my conduct, in or out of Pails-
mem, shall be actuated by LOYALTY to my SovearlON, AT-
TAcnNetlr.tothegenuine Principles of the CV N STIZOTI t 4
unceasing regard for the civil and religious Liberties of Cott*
try, and the peculiar pouts and rniviLsoss of roue
CITY. With these tiriltimoiN, 1 remain. Gentlemen,
Your very obliged and faithful humble Servant,
Lincoln, Jan. 1s; 1 MM. MEXBOROUGH.
London, England, 1808-01-21

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 19.
Came in the Success, of 32 guns, from Madeira, and
has brought an account of that island being in pos-
session of Adthiral Sir Swim= Hoop, who landed
there the 24th ult. ; Revolutionaire, of 40 guns, from
a truize Cyanne, of lb guns, from the Channel
fleet. Sailed the Phoebe, of 36 guns, with dispatches
to the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1808-01-21

PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION,.

NAVAI. RECORDS of the LATE and PRE-
SENT WARS ; consisting of a Series of Engravings from
06e:tat Pictut;s, by Nizltobs Pocock, illustrative of our
Principal Engagements at Sea, sinee the cuntri:tricetuutt of the
War with irtuice in the year 1793; accon9anied with historical
Acc4uuts.

By the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE,
LibrAirin to His Royal I Lehness the •
The intemem of this Work is to commemorate, in chronolugi-
cal order, the numerous Actier.s of our Naval °dicers, of what-
ever rank, Juri.:g these Wars; to Bring forward, into public notice,
many of their gi:llant and important achievements, at present
very iniper&crly known ; and to form, in a manner suited to the
subject, a conchr but connecteci`detall, derived from the most au-
thentic sources, of so brilliant a period of the Naval History of
Great Britain. The subjects of the Pictures will possess every
applicable variety;, tke Engravings will be executed in the best
manner, by Mr. Fittler, Mr. Landseer, and other eminent Ar-
tists; and the Work will be elegantly printed on paper of corres-
ponding size and quality with that of the Life of Lord Nelson,
now in the press. Some copies will also be printed in a less ex-
pensive forni.--The first p irt of the Work will be published as
early as possible, and farther portions at the end of each succeed-
ing three months. The superior copies will be delivered accord-
ing to the dates of the orders.
Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, where, and also at
Mr. Pocock's House, No. 12, Great George-street, Westminster,
several of the Pictures will soon be ready for public inspection;
and Orders fur the Work are received.
London, England, 1808-01-21

" GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,

His Majesty has directed the estimates for the en-
suing year to be laidbefore you, in the fullest confidence
that your loyalty and public spirit will induce you to
make such provision for the public service, as the ur-
gency of affairs may require.

d, His Majesty has great satisfaction in informing
you, that, notwithstanding the difficulties which the.
enemy has endeavoured to impose upon the com-
merce of his subjects, and upon their intercourse with
other nations, the resources of the country have conti-
nued, in the last year, to be so abundant, as to have
produced, both from the permanent and temporary
revenue, a receipt considerably larger than that of
the preceding year.

44 The satisfaction which his Majesty feels assured
you will derive, in common with his Majesty, from
this proof of the solidity of these revenues, cannot but
be greatly increased, if, as his Majesty confidently
hopes, it shall be found possible to raise the necessary
supplies for the present year, without any material ad-
dition to the public burdens.
4, MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,

" We are especially commanded to say to you, in
the name of his Majesty, that 4 ever there was a just

and national wathilt is that which his Majesty is now
ctittried to prOse;itte. This War 4, in.. itspincipli.
pure y defensive. 'fv4ajest7 looks l;nt, to the ;at.
taiinnentlpf,a, secure and honourable penee;;but sucl
• 1 • • . •
.4 peace caa,oaly- be pesociate4. ainotint of per.
diet equality-. •ii•us • . •
The 'eyes of, .E4rote 'and art& wqici arr flied
•
44 If, as hiSsMajesty confidently trusts,. yon display
in this crisis of the Tate of the tnutitry the' Character-

istic spirit of the. British nation, aface vnappalled
nd...
the unnatural combination: which is gathered around
us, his Majesty bids us to assure.you of his firm per-
suasion, that, under the blessing of DIVDTE NOVI
DENCE, the struggle will pros'e
isuccessful and glorious
to Great Britain.

44 We are, lastly, commanded to assure you, that
in this awful and momentous contest, you may rely
upon the firmness of his Majesty, who has no cause
but that of his People ; and that his Majesty recipro-
cally relies on the wisdom, the constancy, and the af-
fectionate support of his Parliament."
London, England, 1808-01-21

PREP,LRING FOR PUBLICATION.

ANEW MODERN ATLAS. By JOHN PIN-
KERTON, containing 60 Maps, or thereabouts, engraved
in the size called Atlas, so as to correspond with the celebrated
Works of D'Anville. 'lltese Maps will be delineated with all the
superior advantages afforded by the latest improvements In geo-
graphical precision ; and engraved with the utmost beauty thaethe
state of the arts can admit. Each Map will be drawn under Mr.
Piakerton's own eye, revised with the utmost care; and will form
like the Works of D'Anville, a complete record of the state of the
science at the time of publication. 'l'abk lands, chains of moun-
tains, and other features which belong to the natural geography of
each country, will he indicated in a new manner, and with an ex-
actness not to be expected front geographers who are unacquainted
with that branch of the science, which is, however, so essential,
that without it no country can be truly represented, nor works on
natural and civil history perfectly understood. In the other parts.
which illustrate civil history, equal care shall be exerted, not to
insert obscure hovels and villages, while places remarkable in his-
torical record are totally omitted:lnure-ad of careless positions, ari-
sing from the blind imitation of antiquated maps, the greatest atten-
tion shall be bestowed, that every position be conformable to the
latest astronomical observations, and in default of these, to the result
of the best itineraries, and other authentic documents. It is calcu-
lated, that the whole expellee of this Atlas executed in a more capi-
tal style than has eves been before attempted, may he about 15 gui-
neas ; and it is proposed that it shall he published ip numbers, each
containing two Maps. As the style of engraving will render I sthn
pressions desirable, they willbeeattfully delivered in the order of
names; and copies of enoth Number will be neatly. pat together,
*blithe Maps carefully folded vanguards (u they will be board
when the Work is completed), for more safe conveyance to the
country; whilst other eopieswillbe delivered without any fold,'
tb thou who may prefer them in that state.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, 6trand ; and Longman,
Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. •
Of whom roar be had,
The New and enlarged F.dition of Mr. Pirrtzwrow's MouzaN
Geooasour, in three larg.: volumes, 4to. with numerous Maps,
price 61.65. in boards.
And an Abridgement of k, for the Use of Scheele and Yosing
Perseus, in one Lip volume Dm. with a selection of *ha most
I useful Maps, catefully copiell from *Ma Mate quarto
Price its.
London, England, 1808-01-21

Just r.ublisliti, 2d edition, 1 boards,

REMARKS, Critical and Miscellaneous, on the
COMMENTARIES of sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE.

By WILLIAM SEDGEWiCK., Esti. Barrister at Law.
" With the Critical and Miscellaneous Remarkswe have been
much pleased: Mr. Sedgewick, who is a warm friend to the pre-
s.:tit Constitution, and often employs the Commentaries as the
text of his own opinions, examines a variety of positions with pe-
culiar acuteness and no common precision, while he expresses both
his sentiments and oNectiens with accuracy, and whit a luminous
elegance."—Critir.d Review.

London: Printed fur Mathews and Leigh, IR, Strand.
London, England, 1808-01-21

'I Hk. COW PDX.

This day was published, illtistrat.,d with accurately coloured En-
gravings of the Disease in its varit. is Forms, price 4s. 6d. boards,
APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LA"I'ION, and of the Mode of conducting it; with a com-
parison of the SM A. I .1.-PDX and COW-PDX INOCULATIONS,
intended for HEADS OF FAMILIES, and CLERGYMEN, as
well as THE FACULTY.

By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D.
Physician to the Small-Pox Hospital, to the New Finsbury Dispen-
sary, Author of the Trotti,e on Morbid Poisons, &c. &c.

Printed for RI CIIARD No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and to be bail of all Bocksellers and Dealers in Books
throughout Great Britain and lieland.
Of whom may be had, A T 0.1..1 Tlg F on VACCINZ • INOCULA
TION, and its.V.satrrir.s, by Robert Willan, M. D. F. A. S. &c.
&c. price 15s. in boards.
London, England, 1808-01-21

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 20.

Arrived the Strenuous gun-brig from a cruize; and
the Coureir, French lugger privateer, of 20 guns and
100 men, belonging to Cherbourg, captured by the
Linnet gun-brig ; also arrived the Elizabeth, Boag,
from Waterford. Dropt down to Cowes, his Ma-
jesty's ship Blossom, to join the Mediterranean fleet.
The Kingston packet, Boyce, joined the convoy for.
Cork, at the back of St. Helen's, and proceeded on.
London, England, 1808-01-21

NIADRA-S MARRIAGES.

At Sank vreydrotl, I.i, titeraint James Hampton, Ist battalion
7th It gt. N. I. to Mrs. Mary Foiter, widow of the late Lieute-
nant Luster—At Cochin, Christian Von Geyer, Esq. formerly
Commercial Resident of A rroagame in the. Hon. Dutch Cutup:my%
Service, to Miss Groenroode, daughter to Charles Gruenroode,
Esti. of Cochin--At Tutatorin, Lieutenant George Moore, to
Miss H. Dieman.
MADRAS DEATHS.

On the 21st August, at Seriogapatam, Captain Ruben Barclay
of the id battalion regiment Native Infantry, and attached to
the Ist battalion of Pioneers—At Vencattagherry, on his way to.
Mysore for the recovery of his health, Assistant Surgeon A. R.
Iparke, of his Majesty's 25th Light Dragoons—At Darampooram,
the infant son of Major Nuthall—At Madras. after a very short
illness, Wm. Webb, Esq. late of the Civil Service on this Esta-
blishment—At Maur s, John Smith, Esq. Surgeon to his Majes-
ty's 94th Reginunt of Foot ; all the officers and men of the r..gi-
mcnt, off duty, attended his funeral—At Nundydroog, Mrs. Eli-
zabeth Pritchard, wife of William Pritchard, Esq. Garrison Sur-
geon at Vellore—At Madras, the infant daughter of Major Gene-
ral Fuller—At Tritchinopoly, the Lady of John Hay, Esq. Surgeon
—On Monday evening, Mr. Wm. Bldod, Cadet.
BOMBAY MARRIAGE.

On the 15th Sept. last,l.itin. Hillhouse, of his Majesty's 86th
Regiment, to Mrs. Walkace.
London, England, 1808-01-21

This day was published, in four very large vols. in folio, prices in
board', fourteen guineas,
THE GA R DENS R's and BOTANIST's DIC-
TIONARY ; containing the best and newest methods of
cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden,
ind Nursery; of performing the practical Parts of Agriculture ;
nf managing V hulardr, and of propa•iating all sorts of Tliuber
Tres. By the Lute Pilll.lP Mll.i.EK, F. R. S.
Gardener to the Worshipful Company of Apothecaries, at their
Botanic Garden in Chelsea, and Member of the Botanic Aca-
demy at Florence..
- - -

To which are now first added, a complete enumeration and de-
scription of all Plants hitherto known, with their generic and Ilse-
cific characters, places of growth, times of flowering, and uses
both medicinal and cconotrical. The whole corrected and newly
arranged, with ils4 addition of the modern Improvements in I.ant
scape Gardening, and in the Culture of Trees, Plants, and Fruits,
particularly in the various kinds of Hot-hoinss and Forcing
Frames, with Plates, explanatory both of them, and the Prineiples
of Botany.—By Timm AaMs R TYN, B. I). F. R. A. Regius Pro-
lessor of Botany in the University of Cambridge.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Johnson, G. and W. Ni-
col, R. Baldwin, S. Harts, R. Faulder and Fon, T. Payne, W.
I.owndes, J. Walker, G. Wilkie au& J. Robinson, Laddngtou and
Co. Cuthefl and Martin, R. Lea, B. Crosby and Co. J. Taylor, F..
Jeffery, W. Clarke and Suns, G. Robinson, C. Law, J. White,
Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Cadell and Davies, W. Stew.
art, J. Booth, S. Bagster, J. Booker, and J. Harding.
The Twenty-svond Part, r.rice I Is. 6d. which completes the
Work, is ready foe delivery to the Subscribers.
The Third and rourth Volumes may be bad in boards, price
161. 16s. 6d. and for the accommodation of Purchasers who have
not yet completed their Sets, any single Part or Numb:N. 110111 be
tuppktvi pc of J ay, eke: which the misiell'hots Num.
London, England, 1808-01-21

This day Wall published,
In One large Volume, swo. price 9s. in boards, a new Edition,
being the third, of

SERMONS, chiefly designed. to elucidate some of
• the leading Doctt incs of the (lova
Ey the Rev. EDWARD COOPER,
Rector of Hacns!all Ridware, in the county of Stafford ; Chaplain
t 3 the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtown ; and late Fellow of
All Souls College, Oxford.
Prirted for 'T. Cadell and W.Davies,Strand.
Of whom may be had,

A few remaining Copies of the Second Volume of the former
Edition, price ss. Also, by the smote Author, a Sermon preached
at WsLA, at the Areldescon's Visitation, in August, Igti2,
price Is.
London, England, 1808-01-21

BEN“AL HEATHS.

On the 24th of August, Wm. Jackson, Esq. Register of the Su-
preme Court of Judicature, one of the Attornies of the said Court,
and Attorney to the Hon. East India Company—On the 2tith of
August Mrs. Sarah Dixon, sister of Lieut. Colonel Themas Hr.rd-
wicke--On the 26th Jul;, Alexander Gray, M. D. Surt.fon
on the Bengal Establishment. He died possessed of large property,
chiefly vested in Government securities. 'lite principal part of his
fortune, antounsing to nearly three lace of rupees, is, after the pary-
meut of some small hr.:, cies, devised fur Building a Church, anti
the endowment of an Hospital at Elgin, in Murrayshire, Scotland
—On board the Lord Keith Indianan, Captaiu Ramage, corn/Ilan-
din that vessel—At Barrelly, 1 it nt. Watson Hudson, of the I Lth
Rt.Ain:clic Native Infantry--On the :uly, Mr. John Russell,
of Kedge rer—At Dreg:Lb. Mr. Benjamin liatliaway—Af Ghizee-
pure, the infant daughter of Mr. Fi rtiel kiss--Ai Catania, Mr,
I Thomas Price Dare, late Chief ()facer of the Henry Wellesley,
land some time .gird of the Eliza Ann—Mr. Joseph Bruce, late of
Dacca, aped 7.4—0 n board the brig Fanny, Mr. W. Ckwvalier,
free mariner—Mr. Scoon, samptEcer of the Hon. Company's ship
Union—At Cawnpore, of a broken heart, 'aims Grey, Es+ muster
master of His Majesty's troops in Berg _ _ __ _
London, England, 1808-01-21

YARMOUTH, JAN. 20.

Sailed the Ariadne frigate, on a cruize. Arrived
the Musquito and Cruizer sloops of war ; Archer and
Havre gun-brigs.---One P. M. The Goliah is now
working into the Gut. The John and William, of
Dundee, SOWTER master, is on shore near the Old
Jetty.—Remain ships as per last.
London, England, 1808-09-22

MARRI4Ii.

The Rev. Henry Randolph, of Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire,
to Miss Carter.

Tuesday se'nnight, the Rcv. J. Dix, of Nov College, Oxford,
to Miss Elizabeth Bliss, of that city.
'1 he Rev. G. Bliss, df Christ Church, Oxford, to Miss Martha
Smith, of Worcester.

On the 15th inetant, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square,
Major Alexander Morison, of the Hon. East India Company's
service, Gunnersbury Park, Middlesex, to Miss Jane Carnal,
youngest daughter of John Cornell, Esq. of Sevenoaks.
On Monday last, at Litchfield, Charles Holland Hastings, Esq.
Major of the cld Regiment, to Mary, youngest daughter of the
late Lieutenant-General Gardiner, Commander of the Forces in
Nova tirotio.

On Saturday last, at Islington, James Edward PownaL', Esq. to
Miss Gage, daughter of Captain Gage, of the Royal West London

DIED.

On Monday the sth instant, Edward Sheppard, Esq. of Stone-
house; near &told, in 'Oloticestenhire, late of flasinghall-street.
On the 6th instant, on his way to Scotland, Captain Small, of
the Fifcsitire Militia.

On the 14th inst. at his brother's house in Tower a Wm.
French, Esq. lately from the Island of Jamaica.
Saturday, in his 77th r ar, the Rev. John Ekins, D. D. Rector
of Newton Toney, and Trowbridge, Wilts, and Dean of the Ca-
thAral Church of Salisbury.
On the 9th Instant, at Stroud, Gloucestershire, the Rev. David
Lloyd, aged 64 years.

• At her house in George's-square, FAl:n'ilirgh, nn the 1 sth inst.
Mrs. Eleanor Pringle, dal: ht, r o th • deceased John Pringle of
Mining, one of the lienatont of the College of Justice,

yIF,

7. -• 7. '

. SALES M AUCTION,.

. •
At the *Oils; is iiixifoiWon t 6 29th et Septeater;
about Three o!Clnek the Aftarisoom,
A compAer FREEHOLD • FARM, Tithe
free, and Laud-tat rideenterk with: a into' Firnsttioute
and Put-buildbvs„ Two oilier Housed ,antl. Blaqinswitiet
and !bout 305 Acres of incloied Arable and /hinge Laski* the
occupation of John Ashwell as Teoant at. Will, situate *Ada.
burst, on the turnpike road from Bedford to lfiiinbelton. -Also
one third part of the Mauor of Bolahunt and of the inspropriett
Great Tythes there.
For further' riarticulars, apply.to - Mr. Caidecott, SOlicitor, is
Rugby, Warwiekshire• or Mr. Jolit:r Turner, of. B,..inhurst:end
the Tenant will thew le Premises.

SUpBURY, NAAR -HARROW. . •
Genuine Tlousihuld Furniture, India Cilgues, BrOoze Lilo,
Mirror-, Chandeliers; Patent Mangle, l'aintings, and Drawings,
valuable Fixtures, Lead, etc._
London, England, 1808-09-22

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 21.

Arrived his Majesty's brig SPARROW from Fal-
mouth ; and REBUFF from Guernsey. Sailed his
Majesty's ship la COQUETTE on a cruize. His Ma-
jesty's brig HARDY is appointed convoy for Plymouth.
Wind E. N. E.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 21.

Arrived the MARINER gun-brig, from a cruise off
Dunkirk. Sailed the PHOSPHORUS fire-brig,
cruise off Calais.
IN TIM DOM N 6—Princess of Orange, Queen; Christian the
Vlitb, Ramillies, Clyde, Glomen, Cherokee, Royalist, Zenobia,
Rolla, Furious, Bloodhound, Indignant, Dispatch naval trinsport,
Findon hired sloop, and several outward-bound vessels, from the
River.
London, England, 1808-09-22

THIS PRESENT EVENING, September 22,
their Maje.ties servants will act the Comic Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Young Meadows, Mr. GIBBONS,
(Being his first appearance in that Character;)
Justice Woodcock, Mr. DOW FON ;
Hawthorn, Mr. JOHNS'IONE;
Hodgo, Mr. SCRIVEN,
pin the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh, being his first appearance
in London ;)
Rosetta, Miss LYON;
Lucinda, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Madge, Mrs. BLAND ;
Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. SPARKS.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE CITIZEN.
Old Philpot, Mr. PENI.EY ;
Young Wilding, Mr. BANNISTER.
Maria, with a Song, Miss DUNCAN ;
Corinna, Miss 'FIDSWEL L.

Boles fit Second Price 3s. Pit :ts. 6.1. Second Price 23.
Gallery Cs Second l'rice Is. Upper Gallery Is. Second Price Gd.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.• Spring at the Boa-
Office, Rusw.:l4st rect.
The doors to be opened at half past five, and begin at half past
six.—No Money to be returned.
On Saturday, the Country Girl ; the Country Girl, by Mrs.
Jordan ; with Ella Rosenbnrgh.
On Tuesday, the New Drama of the Mysterious Bride ; with
the Farce of the Three and the Deuce.
And on 'Thursday will be produced (never acted), a Musical
After-piece, raced the liortune-Teller.

TiIIEATRE OF ANATONIY,
Blenheim-street, Great Nlarlborough-street.

THE Autumn il COURSE of LECTURES ten
Anammy, Physiology, and Surgery, will. be commenced on
Saturday, the Ist of October, at Two o'clock,
By Mr. BROOWES.
Anatemical Coaverzationes will beheld weekly, when the dif-
ferent subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the
Students' views forwarded. To these none but Pupils can be ad-
mitt
:pacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with
every conventeice, are open all the mornirg, for the purposes of
Dissecting and Injecing, where I\ fr. Brookes attends to direct the
Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear on
Ussevinn. Pupils may be accommodated in the House.
*.• Geotlenien erablished in prtctice, desirous of renewing
their Anatomical knowledge, may be accommodated with an
zpartment to Dissect in, privately.
London, England, 1808-09-22

14 -Atm NS,

OD the premises, at Sudittry, near Harrow, on Wedne"danthe
28th instant„ at Eleven. .
'THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNrrV E,
1- India Cabinet, a few fine Paintings and Drawiu,s byes.
teemed masters, handsome Bronze Lights, Chaudrhers, Mirrors;
a Patent Mangle complete, by Baker, the property Of a gentle.
man. The Furniture comprises four-post and other Ltalsteads,
with furniture', seasoned feather beds and other bedding, hand,
some drawing-room French rod windowrcurtains, with cornices
and continued draperh.s, sofas, chairs, &c. eating-room cuitains4
in marine, capital sideboard, eicellent Cabinet'artichs, iti card,
pier, library, and dining tables, in roe ..-wood and mahogany chests
'of drawers, bookcases, &c. Itrus.,:ls and other carpets, floor
cloths, valuable fixtures, in handsome marble and wone ck, nine?
pieces, and hearths, Bath and register stoves, and St.AT,4l' rates
&c. excellent brewhouse, and otitis. coppers; patent pim,ir,
cisterns, kitchen range, oven dressers; and other article,
To be viewed on \Vcdneslay preektling the sale. Catalogues oo
the Premises; at the King's Head, Harrow ; and of Mr. kcLins
Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1808-09-22

THE BELLES lETTRES.

This day was published, in Two elegant Volumes, cluockcimn,
price 1.25. in boards, or 14s. bound and lettrred,
LETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPOSI-
TION, addressed to his Son,
By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D.
Late Vicar of V.'est-li.un, Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of
London, England, 1808-09-22

CHUM Is% ILY, &c.

This day teas published, in One cluseir printed Volume, swo.
the size of Dr. Watkins's Biographical Dictionary, -with Plates
and numerous Tables, price .1 s. in boards,
ADICTIONARY of PRACT,ICAL and
RETICAL CHEMISTY, with its application to the Arts
and Mancrixturcs, and to the explanation of the Phwninnena et
Nature, including throughout the latest Discoveries, and the
present State of Knowledge on those Subjects.
By WILLIANI Niel JOLSON.
Printcd!'or RICUARD PIIILLII.3, No. 6, Bridgiti-stree, and to
be had of all Booksellers.
Ot whom may had, just rUbli-lied,
CNKMISTRY applitd to A7ti and Manufactures, by M. I. A.
Chaptal, in 4 vols. price tols.in boards.
London, England, 1808-09-22

TRANSPORT OFFICE, September 13, 1808.
THE COMMISSIOWEAS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of SICK tard'WOUNDEDEEAMEN, an, I fo► Me Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do herehy give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 27th of,
this Month, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per-
sons ay may be willing t 4 Contract for supplying the Articles
undermentioned, for the Service of Prisoners of V. at the
Prison at Dartmoor, near Plymouth, from the Ist of next Month,
for twelve months certain, and thereafter, until three Months
notice shall be given, viz.
COALS, at ( ) per Chaldron.
. CANDLES, at ( ) per Dozen Pounds.
STRAW, at ( ) per 'Von.
LAMP OIL, :t ( ) per Gallon.
BIRCH BROOMS, at ( ) Durev.
NI) Tender IA ill h. reeei -ed after one o'cloa on the day of treaty, no►'
any notiad, unless the party, or an egret for ltp, personally attend.
Farther p.:rti.ulart may he known by applying at this Opt, or to th;
dzent for Pri-od.-rt of War, at Dartmoor

" ORDNANCE OFFICE, Sr/lender 5, pos
THE PRIVCIP,IL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY', ORDNANCE, do herily e,'oe Ncthe, •
That Proposals will be received at tleir Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Wednesday the .Ith of o,7tuber next, from such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the performance of the PLAIS-
ITRER's WORK, for service of this Dopartment, for a period
of three years, at the following St.nions, viz.
THF. TOWER, Pt It FLEET,
PALL-MALI., ' GRAVESEND,
GREENWICH, and
WOOLWICH, TILBOR V.
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known, upon applicatiOn at the Secre-
tary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day bitween the hours I
of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to•be delivered,
I sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Plaistcrer's Work," bull
no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth of Oct,,her next,
at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, ne.::her will any Ten-
der be noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent in
behalf, shall attend. By Order of the 11Gard,
R. IL CREW, Secrotary.
London, England, 1808-09-22

CHURCH PREFER7VEN r.

TO BE SOLD, the net PRESENTATION to
a Living, with a prospect of wry early pnswssion.
For particulars, apply to Mr. Tr NOMA., Solicitor, Lincohi's
Inn fields.

This clay was published, in Octavo, price 7s. in boards,
FINGAL, an EPIC POEM, by OSSL-kN, ren-
deroti into verse.

By ARCHIBALD Al' DONALD.
Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS'S LETTER.

'l'bis day was published, in small Octavo, price 3s. 60. in boards,
A LETTER to the LIVERY of LONDON,
taove to the Views of the Writer in exeevting THE OF-
FICE OF Ski ERI:T, with an APPLNDIX, containing Letters
and Official Documents.

By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Knt.
One of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex.

" Truth and Justice are immutable; nod they will genemlly
prevail, among rational Creatures, over the Prejudices of Izno-
rance, and the Machinations of Self-interest."
AIM TILLOTSON.
To he had of al! the Boolottllers in Town and Country.

. -
••• The subjects successively discussed in this Work, are the
Freehold:Ts Look—The Hotise cf Correction—The Discharge of
Pi.rsons relati.e to whom no Bill of indictment has been found—
The Privins—Newgate 2nd the Compti rs--Trlnsiortations to
Botany B:y for limited terms—Goal Fees—The Penal I .nv'—
The Sheriff', Fund—Petty, Grand, and Special Juritia—Shei
Officers, and I .ock-up-liouses,
London, England, 1808-09-22

BEDDING 'I ON PRINTING GROUNDS.

DUDDING and NELSON beg permission to
acquaint the Nobility and Public, that they have just com-
pleted (and also have in a great state of forwardness), a select
variety of novel and superb Printed Furnitures, which they trust,
in design and colouring, will be found far superior to any :at pro-
duced.—To be seen at their Warehouse, N 0.72, New Bund street,
which is regularly supplied from their Ala.:l.:factory as above.
N. B. Various patte;ns of last year's Pri;:tirg at redu:ed prices,
worthy the artendun of the Trade, Hotel and Tavern keel:ors,
Proprietors of furnished houses, &c.

..- i
London, England, 1808-09-22

FOR SAI.E BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At th" London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Inywouth, on Friday tit
:Both September init. u 10 &Clock in the Forenoon,

:By virtue of s. Commission of Appraiserneqr and Sale, addressed
to Joseph Phillimore, Doctor of Laws,.BLeston Long, Thomas
Reid, John Kingston, Sen. Esqrs. and Mr. John .1-lawker, Mar.,
chant),

ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY Hogsheads of
SUGAR, being part of the Cargo of the Danish ship Trindas
S: sires.—For viewing, sat.yles, and farther Information, apply
,at the Office of the Danish Commissioners, Meta lane, London;
or to Mr. JOiiN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

• immediately afterwards Will be Sold, •
TH E FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz
tin Hogsheads and 2 Tierces White Clayed Sugar,
287 Barrels and Y4B Bags Coffee.
41. Bales Cotton.
1 Case Bark, in powder.
S Bags Eark.
Just landed from the French brig Letter of Marque " Peirie
Czar" from Martinique, of superior quality aiti condition.
Also, sundry Cordar,c, Sails, Anchor.. Boats AllU .itores, lately
belonging to said Brig, (the 1-11111 being taken icy Government)
prize to Isis Majesty's ship Stine, D. Atkins, Esq. Captain.

Afterwards, Sundry Cordage, Anchors, Grapnels, Sails, and
other useful Stores; salved from Six rRE!:CH CUASSIC MAIM,
destroyed by His Majesty's Ship Aletirstrs r, hIiCUAEL SLY..
MU D it, Esq. Captaia.
Alm', the Chasse Marees, MARIE JULlEN—Length 51 feet
11 lodes; Breathh l 6 feet 3 inches ; admeasarts 5S 47-94 Tons.
Ae..l il'. ETIENNE—Length 45 feet 9 inches; Breadth 14
feet 41, inches; Admeasures 38 2-94 Tons. (Round sterned,
calculated for 'Otters, or the coasting trail,), and their Cargoes,
consisting of Saves, Deals, Cordage, Anchurc, &c.
Also, the Spanish Schooner CARMAI.II.I ; square stern;
Lregth 5.1 feet 10;- inches; breadth 14 feet N inches; admeaSures
50 63-94 Tuns. A hantly little vessel for the Coasting or New-
foundland Trades. Her Cargo consists of Salt. All condetnned
to his Majesty's ship Amtcntvsr, Cap,ain AL SITMOUR.

Afterwards) by virtue of a Commiision ofAppraitemant and
Sale, 9 Cases manufactureill obacco,
1 Tub Wire,
1:x Waeksamkeit, from Holland.
And about 15 Tons (more or less) of Logwood, tabled front
the wrecks of the Unity a!:d Betsey.

For Viewing, Catalogues, and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAW Kr.R, Merchant, Plymouth.

For the Benefit of the Concerned, for Exportation, or Home
Consumption,
ABOUT 2190 Finegas Barley, part of the Cargo
of the Polacre SOPHIA, W. Gamack Master, from Cf.
braltar, restored to the Claimants per Decree from•the High
Court of Admiralty of England.
fur further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Machanj, Plymouth.
London, England, 1808-01-26

HAMBURGH, JAN. 10.

The Royal Family of Prussia, which is preparing
to return to Konigsberg, has hitherto lived at Memel
with the greatest economy. The dinner of the King
never consists of more than three dishes ; and the
vessel of massy gold, made atAugsburg, in the reign
of Frederick the First, King of Prussia, is to be sold,
and the money applied to the public necessities in the
present circumstances of affairs.