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GOTTENEURCH, MAY 27.

By advices from Helsinburgh we learn, that the
Swedcs have made pziseners of all the Rusians, said
to be 4494, in the island of Gothland. They have
also been succesful in Finland, and have taken some
of the Russian magazines, &c. containing, a great
qu nt:ty cf Mores of all kinds. Sjr John Moore, as
well as most of nis Staff, are in lodgings here ; the
troops iernain on baard the transports ; the whole e?:-
, pedition waits the return of Colonel Murray from
England. This mrrning the Earl Leicester packet
arrived, having on board Baron Jacobi and suite. A
number of English merchants have arrived at Stock-
holm from Petcrsburgh ; a great rejoicing took place
there when the news arrived of the capitulatio of
Sweaborg. A number of letters for England came
by the same means.
London, England, 1808-06-06

ST. PETERSBURGH, MAY 6.

In pursuance of a capitulation not long since en-
tere.t into, the strong Mrtress of Sweaborg, on the Sd
instant, was actually surrendered to our troops, and by
them taken possession of. Thus all the efforts of the
Swedes and English to raise the siege are too late.
As a reward for the extraordinary services of General!
Rijewski and Konownizyn, in Finland, both of them
have been raised to the rank of Lieutenant-General
acrd the former has besides obtained the command, ad
interim, of the 21st divisen, lately under the orders of
Prince Bap-ad:ion, who returns home, upon leave, in
consequence of indisposition. Several other officers
serving in Finland have received marks of his Maje;.
ty's satisfaction. The son of the late Hospodar
Wallachia, Piince.Alexander Ipsilanti, has been
pointed to a cornetcy in the Regiment of Noble Guards.

FROM THE TURKISH FRONTIERS, MAI.CH
According to intelligence received from Constanti-
ncple, such large Timid:les of coffee and cotton hay:
been lately imported there from Arabia, that the
pi ices of theie mdcles must experience a very corri-
deraLle fill in all the European countries which bor-
der ripen Turkey. A letter from Smyrna states, that
larg,e pmceis of merchandize have arrived there, with
the C ms from the Turkish ptlyinces in Europe.
—The port of Smyrna is blockaded by the English ;
hilt now and then a ship steals in with provisions from
Cie neighbota lag countries.
London, England, 1808-06-01

SUGAR EXPORTATION.

The House went into a Committee to consider of the Film-
tation of Sugar from the Colonies. Mr. Rose propos: d a Reso-
lution, that it should be permitted to Export Sugar and Coffee
from his Majesty's Co:or:les to any part of Europe, south of Cape
Finisterra ; and to imp:. rt Corn in exchange into the sail Color i a.
'llls was agreed to. The House resumed, and a Bill was ordtced
accordingly to the tenor af u r Ittsolution.
London, England, 1808-06-01

ARMY.

ALIEUTENANT of Heavy Dragoons is dis-
pos,a to exchange to Infantry or Light Dragoons on ser-
vice.—Apply to a). D. No. 10, Northumbcriand-street, Strand,
London. Letters w.. 1: not be answered unless port free.

'Phis morning was published,
Ity Wittt.xas Albmurle—street,
THE HIS i'ORICAL WORK by the late Right
ilonotasble LHAIt.LES JAMES FOX; with an Appendix
of Original I)ocuments and a Preface, by Lord HOLLAND.
Demy Parer, .1.1 Ms.—Royal Paper, .e. 2. 124. tit!.
E-,/- A Portrait is attached to each Edition.

This day were published,
In Two Volumes Octavo, price One Guinea in boards,
il/44EMOIRSof MA.RiA,COUNTESS
being neither Novel nor Romance, bat anertaining to
both, interspersed with Historic Facts and Comic Incident:;, in
the course of which arc introduced Fragments and Cirsunistanc2s
not altogether inapplicable to the events of this kliaracted age, and
the measures of the foresighted Defenders of 0;..r
By PRISCILLA PARLANTE.
Publi.lied by William Miller, Albemarle-street.

This day was published, price 3s. Gd. the 'third Edition of
REMARKS on the PROPOSALS made to
GREAT BRITAIN for opt:nit:l; NEcoTtATIoNs fur
PEACE, in the Year te‘o7.
By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq.
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had, lattly pubUsi►tl, by the same Author,
CONSIDERATIONS on the Causes, Objects, and Consequ2nces,
of the Present War; and on the Expediency or the 1)114,:r
Peace with France ; sth edition, price tts. Gd.
Also all Mr. Roscu 1.% other Works.

TO THE LOVERS OF THE DRAMA.
This day was publi.lh,d,
No. I. of a new Po-Li/cal Wra It, to be c,mtinued Quarterly, price
Ss. entitled
THE DRAMATIC APPELLANT.—The va-
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cannot fail to 21rasa the Puhiic; and when it is considered that ieur
Plays, which if sold apart would cost 10s. with the addition of one
sheet of Critical stage Remarks, are given far ss. the che:•./rais,
well as the national utility and in ;tar sic excellence of the work will
undoubtedly secure the patronaga of a liberal and candid
Published for R. and T. Hughes, 25, Ludgatc-street ; will be
sold also at the Dramatic Appellant's Office, 22, Belliard, Carey-
street, wht re Plays and orders ar • received; to be had of all 8001.
sellers and Circulating Libraries in the United Kinvioms.

This day was published, in foolscap octavo,
Embellished with a Frontispiece, price (is. in extra boards,
THE WAR RIO R's RETURN, and other Poems.
By M rs. 0 FIE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
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2. 'llse Father and Daughter ; a 'rale, In Prose; Third Edi.
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3. Adeline de Mowbray; or, the Maher and Daughter; a
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London, England, 1808-06-01

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. CAMPBELL presented Petitions from Ditm!‘ar:on and
Paish y, is favour of the Sugar Distillation, Ordered to iie on the

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Mr. FULLER brought up the Small Pox Prevention Bill ; read
a first time and ordered to be read a .ticarl time to-morrow,
Lord MII,TON presented a Petition from the Counties of
York, &menet and Wilts, against certain provisions in theM'ool-
len Acts Repeal Bill. Ordered to lie on the Table.
Tke British Ships Bill was reported and ordered to be read a
third time to-morrow.

A Message from the Lords announced their assent to the Du-
chess of Brunswick's Annuity Fill; the Assesstd Taxes Consnli-
dation Bill ; the Irish Customs tees Lill; the Indi:tment Bill; and
Chudleigh Fire Bill.
A Petition was presented from certain Inspectors, Searchers
and Sealers of Woollcn Cloth, agaii.s: some provisions of the
Woollen Acts Repeal Bill.
The consideration of the Report of the I.and Tax Commis-
sioners Bill was postponed till this day sent light.
London, England, 1808-06-01

PORTSMOUTH, NAY 31.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Pour MAHON from a
cruize ; TRAVERS, CARMARTHEN, and EARL SPENCER
East Indiamen, Hero, —, for Quebec, and several
other outward-bound vessels from the Downs. His
Majesty's ship SPEEDY is expected to sail to-morrow
morning with a fleet under convoy for Ne wfoundland,
Quebec, and llalifax.—Wind E.
London, England, 1808-06-01

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

MADRID, MAY 12.

The Military preparations at St. Roche and Cadiz
become every day greater. Orders have been sent to
all the ports to hasten the equipment of the men of
war. The disorder of our finances is beyond all con-
ception ; but a loan was indispensible, and the book
have been filled almost as soon as they were open*/
London, England, 1808-06-01

DEAL, MAY 31.

Arrived the FLY and TROMPEUSE from a ccuize,
and remain with his Majesty's ships, &c. as per last.

YARMOUTH, MAY 31.

Arrived the MAJESTIC, Admiral RUSSELL, from a
cruize. Sailed the ACUTE, SEAGULL, and CAM'S°
sloops.—Remain in the Ruads the ROEBUCK, NASSAU,
STATELEV, AMIABLE, MOSQUITO, and SEALARK.--
Wind E.
London, England, 1808-06-01

North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.

William Stratgeways, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Baldwin, promo-
ted. Dated as above. _ _ _ _ -

Battalion of Portsmouth Volunteer Light Infantry.
Captain James Carter to be Major Commandant. Dated March

28, Igoe.
To be Captains—Captain James Deacon, Captain Wm. Case, and
lieutenant John Sutton. Dated as above.
To be First Lieutenants—Richard Burbey, jun. Thomas Edg-
combe, James Fowler John Wesmore, Moses Heather, and
George Augustus Callaway, Gents. Dated as above.
To be Second Lieutenants—Wm. Crocker and Thomas Thresher
Sharp, Gents. Dated as above.
Oommissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Norfolk.
Lynn and Freebridge Rifle Corps.
Philip Taylor, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown, de-
ceased. Dated April 12, I two.
Swatfham Light Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Henry Framingham Day to be First Lieute-
. .

nant, vice Trt nchard, promoted.
Second Lieutenant Crowe to be ditto, vice Lubbock, promoted.
Dated May 6, I BC6.
London, England, 1808-06-01

WOOLLEN MANUFACTURE'

The Woollen Manufacture Acts Repeal Rill WAS rend a vecond
time, and after a few wends from Mr. Wilberforce, Lord Milton,
Mr. Pereeval and Mr. Rose% was ordered to be referred to a
Committee above Stairs, for the purpose of hearing Counsel on
the Petition!.
London, England, 1808-06-01

BI'DGET.

The CHANCMI.OR of the EXCI4EQUEA gave notice, that
to-morrow he would bring forward t►e Budget in the Wayb and
Means. _ _ _

The Report M the committee- to consider of the Exportation
of Oxyinitiiatic Acid to Ireland was brought up, and the Resolu-
tien allowing a Drawback of 133. 4d. a barrel on such Exporta
ticn agreed to.
Mr. HUSKISSON moved for leave to bring in a Rill for Vest•
log the Barrack Lands in Coniniissioners, under certain condi-
tions. Leave given.
Mr. WARDELL moved for an Account of the Prices of Clo-
thing the Artillery and German Legion for the rears 1805-G.
Ordered.

The Orders In Council Warehousing Bill was oonimitted.—
Report to-morrow.
Mr. HUSKISSON presented a Petition from the, Veterinary
College, praying aid. Ordered to lie or. the Table.
Dr. LAWRENCE brought in a Bill to Prev,•nt brands and
Impositions on Masters and Vessels by Pilots .ind others within
the jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports, and to provide for the Ad-
justment of Differences in Cases of Salvag Read a first, and
ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.

Mr. HUSKISSON brought up the Thro, per Cent. Annuity
BBL Read a Brtt, and ordered to be read a secousl tialt! en Fri-
day, and to be printed.

IRIS!! BANK.

Mr. FOSTER brought up the Bill for the renewal of the Irish
Bank Charter, and for the acceptance of a front that Bank
of L 1,500,000 Irish currt•nry.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT, besides the rxelu;•on of Catholics
film the Direction, had strong objections to this Bill ae a nica‘ttre
of Finance, being of opinion that it was a via: bad bargain for
the public, and he was against the consideration of tin subject at
all till the Finance Committee should hrve an opportunity of exa-
mining into the regulations of that Batik. He was surprised that
a measure of this importance should be so hurried.
Mr. FOSTER denied that it had been hurried, and was pre-
pared to meet the objections in the Committee.
' Lord H. PETTY gave notice, that he would move an instruc,
tion to the Committee, to admit a clause to remove the
ties of the Catholics with respect to the oßices of Governor and
Director.

The BiU was then read a first, and ordered to be road a second
time to-morrow, and to be printed.
The I.and Revenue Bill was committed, and its proeisi,ns et-
tended to the Duchy of Lancaster. Report to-morrow.
London, England, 1808-06-01

A POE TICAL LIBRARY.

This day was published, in Six elegant Volumes, post octavo,
embellished with Portraits by CASOLINE War sox, price
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THE CABINET OF POETRY ; containing the
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of the BRITISH POETS, from MILTON to BEAT FIE;
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the names of the Poets, the best of whose Works, unaltered and
unabridged, occupy its VOL.
VOL. I. Milton.
VOL. 11.
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Denham, King, Rowe, aldm,
Dryden, Sprat, Addison, Gay.
VOL. 111. _

Prior, Somerville, Savage, Swift,
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Scott, Grnme, Cotton, Lank-.
Johnson, Glover, Biaelltelt,
London, England, 1808-11-25

This day was published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand,
A New Edition, much enlarged and Improved, of
OBSERVATIONS on DISEASES incident t•
SEAMEN, whether employed on, or retired from, actual
service, for Accident!), Infirmites or 011 Age. -
By ROBERT ROBERTSON, M.D. RR.S. F.A.S.
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Lately published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand; and
W. Creech, at Edinburgh,

MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of
the Honourable HENRY HOME, of Karnes, or.e of
the Senators of the College of Justice, and one of the Lords
Commissioners of Justiciary in Scotland; containing Sketches of
the Progress of Literature sad General Improvement in Scotland,
during the greater part of the 18th Century.
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Lord Karnes, Fac-Similes of his Hand-writing, &c. price, 51. as.
in boards. A very few copies are printed on Royal paper, pt.*
51. ss. in boards.

6.0 For these Memoirs, which throw most importatit light on
the Litel-ary History of Great Britain during the last Century, the
public is indebted to the pen of the Hon. Lord Woodhouselees
one of the Judges of the Court of Session In Scotland.

Dr. LEMPRIERE's NEW WORK, 4to. and Svcs.
Lately published,
By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand.
UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY; containing a co-
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countries, conditions and professions, arranged in alphabetical
order.
By J. I.EMPRIERE, D.D.
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Also, An ABRIDGMENT, for the Use of Schools and of Young
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A CLASSICAL Die rionnyr ; containing a clear and compre-
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Classics ; handsomely printed in one large volume, co. price
21. ssrin boards.
Also, a new Edition, being the sixth, of the Abridgment of
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London, England, 1808-11-25

SHEERNESS.
VOTES POR THE COUNTY OF KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
_ _ _ _

By Mr. ROSE, at the Swan Inn, Sheerness, on Saturday, the
26th ipt. by direction of the Proprietor,
PIETY LOTS of FREEHOLD and LEASE-
HOLD GROUND, new briok-built HOUSES, COTTA-
GES, and STABLING; advantageously situate, at and near
Naval'Row, Mile Town, Sheerness; in front of the main street.
These Estates are particularly desirable to persons employed in
his Majesty's Dock-yard and Ordnance at Sheerness, beirl only
a few minutes walk from the Dock ; and each purchaser of the
Freehold Lots will be entitled to vote for Members of Parliament
for Kent; cod, from the great increase of shipping and population,
the intended new docks, and other improvements at the valuable
sea-port of Sheerness, is presumed to offer prospects of a speedy
and permanent source of trade and wriplument.—Land Tax re-
d:emed.—The Estates have been allotted in small Lots, for the
convenience of purchasers.
_ _

May be viewed, by lqave of the tenants; aad particulars may
he had, ten days preceding the sale, at Garraway'sCsifil-e-house„
London ; of Mr. Thomas Ash Sell, High-street, Shadwell; the
Ship, South-end ; the Whit- Hart; Gravesend ; the Sun Tavern,
Chatham ; King's Arms, Brompton ; the Place of Sale; and of
Mr. Rese, the Auctioneer, Sheerness.
London, England, 1808-11-25

BY PERMISSION OF THE HONOURABLE THE COM-
MISSIONERt OF HIS MAJESTY's CUSTOMS.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the India Arms Inn, Gosport, on Wtkinc,:day, the tOtb Sof
November, 1808, at Eleven &Clock in the. Morning,
SUCH a quantity of DAMAGED SUGAR as will
produce the Sum of £2•29 10E.V.d. permitted to be sold free
of Duty for payment of Salvage Charges on the Ship Eliza Ann,
and Cargo. May be seen three days prior to the Sale, by apply-
ing to William Carver and Co. Merchants, Gosport.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (without reserve)
At the Custom-House, Dover, on Monday the ?Bth November,
1808, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING VESSELS in Two Lots :
A BRIG of the birchen of 121 Tons, formerly a Danish
West-Indiaman.
A Danish SCHOONER, of the burthen of 65 Tons.
. These are both burthensome Vessels, but will not be entitled
to Brit* Registers, on account of their foreign construction.
The Vessels and their Stores may be inspected, on application
at the Custom House, on the morning of the day of Sale.
N. B. A deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1808-11-25

BRITISH PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK.
AT a very numerous MEETING of MER-
CHANTS and MANUFACTURERS held at the City of
lasiza Tavern on the Bth instant, a Committee was appointed
far& purpose of applying to Government on the subject of
/shish Property detained In Denmark. "
"The Committee beg to announce that they will meet every
Mushy and Thursday, bctareen twelve and two o'clock, at John's
INN House, Cornhlll, to receive written communications from
patios interested, addressed to Sir Charles Price, &rt. Chairman
1 the Committer..-lohn's Coffee House, Nov. 17, 1808.
London, England, 1808-11-25

Preparing for publication,

A. NEW MODERN ATLAS.-BY JOHN
PINKERTON.
Containing Sixty Maps, or thereabouts, engraved in the sire
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of publication. Table lands, chains of mountains, and other fea-
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from the blind imitation of antiquated Maps, the greatest at-
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London, England, 1808-11-25

A TREATISE of the LAW of INSURANCES,
in Four Books:
I. Of Marine Insurance.
2. Of Bottomry and R spondentia.
3. Of Insurance upon Lives.
4. Of Insurance against Fire.
By SAMUEL MARSHALL, Serjeant at Law.
Linden : Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for J. Butter-
worth,taw Bookseller, Fleej-street.
London, England, 1808-11-25

This day were published,
By C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street,
In One Volume, Royal Octavo, price 16s. boards,
THE Principles and Law of TITHING, intended
not only fot the Professors of the Law, but for all Persons
interested in Tithes ; and illustrated by References to the most
leading and recent Tithe Cases.

By F. PLOWDEN, Esq. Barrister.
••• In this closely printed Volume the Author's object has
been to include every thing which can be sought for by any class
of Readers interested hi Tithes. The practising Lawyer will here
find concentrated what few extensive i.ibrariea could furnish en-
tirely—all the Acts of Parliament relating to the subject ; the
Forms of different Processes and Precedents; and a collection ref
the leading Cases. Those who are not of the profession will be
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LISBON, NOVEMBER 14.
The transports, with the last division of Junot's
ore still here, and will be detained till the
safety of those sent to France is known ; there were
about four thousand. men embarked, but Upwards
of a thousand, consisting of Italians and Swiss, who
off t actually brought here by the French id chains,
have found means to escape and enter the British
seviee..•-they have been sent to England. General
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land, in the Amelia : he will touch at Oporto and
Coruna& He is to be succeeded in the command
here by General Stewart, from Oporto.
Much apprehension is entertained here for the
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17th ; from Corunna for this port, with dispatches,
On the 25th nit ; and was last seen off Cape Finis-
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miring in search of her, but without success.

ARMY.

V THE REGIMENTS GONE WITH SIR JOHN 1100112,
FROM LISBON.
stini IWh Light Dragoons.
%Bit:taboos of the 2d, 4th, sth, 6th, 9th, 20th, 25th, 32d,
so, 12th, 42d, 52d, 71st, 79th, S 1 at, 92d, and 95th
ove Companies), of Foot.
gd Battalions of the 43d, 52d, and 95th (four Companies), of
Foot.
Ist and sd Light Battalions King's German Legion.
got/Corps (two Companies).
LIST OF THOSE IN LISBON.
Ist Battalion of the 29th Foot.
Id Battalions of the 9th and 31st Pout.
Sd Battalion of the 27th Foot.
Ist Battalion of the Line of the Ring's German Legion, at M-
amma ; 2d Ditto, at Sr. Juliens g sth and 7th Ditto, at Be-
-1®; and 60th Foot (sth Company), at Cascaes.
LIST OF THOSE IN OPORTO.
Battalions of 45th, 82t1, and 97th root.
AT ELVAS.
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.......
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From the Monthly Mantine, July 1.
London, England, 1808-11-22

TkIEATRE.B.DYAL, INLITRY-LANE.
rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 22,
j their Majesties Servants will act the Comic Opera of
THE DUENNA.
Don Jerome, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Ferdinand, (first time) Mr. J. SMJTH ;
Curios, Mr. BRAHAM ; Antonio, Mr. DIGNUM ;
bac Mendoza, Mr. DOWTON ; Father Paul, Mr. SMITH.
cam, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Louisa, Mrs. MATHEWS.
The Duenna, Mrs. SPARKS.
In Act IL will be introduced the favourite Song of " Just like
km" by Mr. Braham.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE MAYOR OF GA RRAT.
Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ;
Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL ;
Drain, Mr. SMITH ; Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WEWITZER ;
Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HARLOWE.
Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY.
Tomorrow, The Chances; with a New Dance, called Love
is a Tub; and Ella Rosenberg.
A new Comedy and a New Drama are in rehearsal, and will be
speedily produced.

THE KING'S THEATRE, ILANMARKE r.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 22,
their Majesties Servants will perform the New Grand Ivlelo-
Dramatic Opera of
THE EXILE.
Count Ulrick the Exile, Mr. POPE ;
Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Baron Ahradorff, Mr. LISTON ;
Count Calmar, Mx. I NCI.EDON ;
Daran, Mr. YOUNG ;
The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER.
pedals, Mrs GIBBS; Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ;
Anna, Mrs. LISTON; Villager, Mrs. EMERY.
To which will be athled, the last New Farce. caP.ed
THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES.
Or, THE PLOTTING LOVERS.
klussio, Mr. MUNDEN ; Don Carlos Merida, Mr. JONES ;
Don Gutman Mr. BRUNTON ;
Scipio, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Sancho Mr. LISTON.
Lneetta, Mrs. GIBBS; Isabella, Miss BRISTOW.
The New Grand Melo-Dramatic Optra of the Exile will be re-
peated tomorrow ; with Animal Magnetism.
On Thursday, with Mistake upon Mistake.
Oa Friday, with Of Age To-morrow.
On'Saturday, being the last night of the Company!. acting at
the Opera House, King Henry the Eighth.
On Monday, the Play of the Mountaineers will be acted at the
Theatre-Royal, in the Haymarket, where the Company will per-
form dining the rest of the season.
London, England, 1808-11-14

PROIiOTT's HOTEL to FAM•II.Ir:S, at;tl IWNTLEMEN,
KING-' COVENT GAltl)2l,l.
MRS. PROBAT'r (hte of the Roebuck Inn,
Oxford), begs leave to return her grateful thanks to her
numerotut Friends for the very liberal encouragement she has
experienced since er.t ring on her new undertaking, and to inform
them and the Pub:ic in general, that she has now completed the
alterations and improvements of her House, and hopes by dill-
gent attention to cleanliness, added to the airy situation of the
house, to obtain that distinguished patronage and support she ex-
perienced so many years in Oxford.
London, England, 1808-11-14

P.CCI.SSIASTIC.e. PROMOTIONS.

A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, enabling the Rev.
otiert Boon, B.D. Fellow and Senior Bursar of Ft. John's Ca.
IN.•, to hold the Rectory of Ilford in Northamptonshire, with
the Rectory of llorhester in Leic_stershire.
The Rev. Anthony Mainwaring, B. D. Fellow of St. lultit's
Culleg e , Cambridge, is.prelemed by the Master and Fellows of
that o:iety to the Rectory of Barron, in the county of Suffolk,
vacant by the dt of the Rcv. George Ashby.
The Rev. Nathaniel D'Eye, M. A. late of Cabs College, has
bleu inszi;A:ted to the Rectory of Blrlingbam St. Andrew with
Btriinietam St. Edmund's attor7.4, in Norfolk, on the presenta-
tion of Mrs. Burroughs, of Catherine Hilt
'The Rev. W. W. I lollsnd, A.M. is appointed Chaplain to the
Lem I.osi. the 1..7!r1 of lkstryrcore.
London, England, 1808-11-14

DEAL, NOVEMBER -12.

Arrived the ROLLA sloop and FLAMER gun•brig
from off the coast of France.

NOVEMBER 3.--Arrived the Cutnonzz sloop, from
off Flushing ; EXERTION gun-brig, from the Baltic ;
SUPPLY naval transport, from Woolwich ; and BOLD
gun-brig, frem Dungeness. Sailed the PRINCESS CA.-
ROLINE, of 74 guns, for Yarmouth ; CROCUS sloop,
lon a cruize ; and several outward-bound vessels tq the
lwestward.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1808-11-14

‘T,MISEEt 14. 1808.

1)%1ON I

OR DNA NCE OFFICE, Non ber 2, leo&
1111 E
_PRINCIPAL OFFICERS c 4 HIS MA-

JESTrs OR:MUNI:A, do hereby give .s,roti.-e,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or b..fo?re Friday the 21 d 4 of December next, front such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of STOVES,
RANG!:',and other IRON ARTICLES, fur service of this
Department, for.a period of three years.
Patterns of the Articles nray be seen, upon application at the
Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower, where further par-
ticulars, together wi:h the Terms and Conditions al the Contract,
may he know n ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hunrs of ten and four o'clock.
where al.n ate Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and
eti4orsed " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, &c." but no Proposal
can be admitted after the said 2d day of December, at twelve
o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will anr Trace be no-
deed unless the party snaking it, or an agent in his behalf shall
attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, 4e.srrtary.

VICTUA LLi VG OF Fit E, Novanter 3, IBoh.
THE VOMMISSIONERS for I'ICIUALLIArG
HIS MAJESTY % NAVY Jo hereby zive Notice,

That on Friday the 25 tlt instant, they will he ready to receive
tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Tiro Hundred Tons
of ROSE CORK (second:) BUTTER or BRITISH isurrEk
of elml goodness, and for '1 hree Hundred and Fifty Tons of
C".l Esti R.E, DEP. PA'S! RE, WARWICKSHIRE ,or GI.OU-
CESTERSHIP.E CHEESE or CHEESE of equal goodness; to
be delivered one half thereof in one mouth, and the remainder in
one month dal-wards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at
the Ports, aud in the proportions undermentioned, viz:

DZPTFORD
PORTSMOUTH
PLYMOUTH

Butter.
50
50

Cl. it•tse.
ioo 'runs.
100
130

•
Alid td be paid for by BMA payalliu with intvr,,t ninety days
after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be arcs at the
Secretary's Office.
No regard will Le had to any Tender in whi,!rt the price shall ne b;
inserted in words at length, or that shall ml be deli :.er.ar t, the li&ard
before One o'Clca on the soil Friday she 27!.4 i.,ttant, nor tas-
k's the Person who mat, the Tender, or some Person on his helsal,
.ittev:ls t ans,ver. wh.m ealfed

BREWING.
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Ale or Porta Brtiviul may b • impefi.c; t‘r 1011,1111'V: •
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on reasonable terms. The necesilary iLVSZCIIIIICAtS provided, a.id
their utility clearly e x pia n ed.
Address (post paid) Mr. lames, No. 40, Dean.t.treet,
Loadoo.
London, England, 1808-11-14

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 12.

Came in the IMPLACABLE, of 74 guns, from the
Downs, and is gone up Hamoaze to refit ; the Sir
Charles Cotton from Corunna, last from Ireland.—
Sailed the DRAGON, of 74 guns, to join the Channel
fleet ; Az.csmE, of 36 guns, on a cruize ; CONTEST
gunbrig, WEASEL schooner, and FERVENT gunbrig,
for the coast of France ; Ferret lugger, with dispatches
for St. Andero ; Tigre, of London, for Buenos Ayres.
Captain BRODERICK went through the Operation of
amputation on Saturday last, and is now, under all
circumstances, as well as can possibly be expected.
On Saturday last, a Court Martial was held on
board the SALVADOR DEL Munuo, on Lieutenant Jo-
SEPH TINDALL, late Commander of the CRANE schoo-
ne, his officers, and crew, for the loss of that vessel,
(Rear-Admiral SUTTON President) and they were all
honourably acquitted.
London, England, 1808-11-14

FOURTH TIME. I '
THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET.
°THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 1.1,
X their Majesties Servants Will acts New Grand Melo-Dra.
"even' in Three Acts, called
THE EXILE.
the Music, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzingbi.
The whole twinged under tile direction of Mr. Eerily.
Count Utrick the Exile, Mr. POPE ;
Governor of Siberia, Ms. MUNDEN;
Baron Altradotff, Mr. LISTON ;
Count Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON ;
The Pairiarsh, M. CR E.SINT LL ;
The Crarowits, Matter GOODU' IN ;
Dann, Mr. YOUNG 7
Crazies, Mr. JEFFRIES; Rimski, Mr. MURTI...Y ;
Ternacb,•Mr. CHAPM.AN; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT.
The Empress Elizabeth', Mrs. ST. LEGER.
Sedaaa, Mrs. GilißS; Alexinr, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
• Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS ;
Ann; Mrs. LISTON; Villager; Mrs.
to Act: ff. the Coronation of the Empress Elizatach.
Tile Durres (composed by Mr. Boloria, jun.)•to be performed
kik Misses Adams, and the Corps tie ballet.
To which will he added the Eurletta of
TOM 'THUMB THE GREAT.
• . King Arthur, Nir..MUNDEN ;
Tes Thumb, Matter GOODWIN ; Merlin, Mr. DENNIAN
ktoudlc, NTr. TAYLOR.; Dooelle,Alr. SIMMONS ;
Queen Dolialolla, Mrs. 1.1:, VON ;
Princess Fluncamtmca, Miss BOLTON ;
LESE.RVE ; Frizalta, Mrs. WHITMORE.
The-New Grand Melo-Dramatic Op?ra of the Exile, coll-
aring tobe received throughout with universal approbation and
tektuat,willlse repeated eve:y evening till further notice.
Tomorrow, with the lonic. of a Day. Comet Almaviva,
air. Lewis.' .
Oh Wednesday, with the Village I,:nryer.
Os Thursday, with Itath.trieo and l'..truchio.
And.= Eriday, with the Musical Farce of Lock and Key.

MIDDLESEX, on the BORDER of 11ERTS.—A SPC WEIN
BOX, with GNE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH LAND.
near STANMORE and HAREFIELD, in the CENTRE of
the BERKELEY HUNTS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. Sibirrit)
A HANDSOME LEASEHOLD HUNTING
4-16 VILLA, with 100 Acres of rich Meadow and Arabi.: Land
in a high state of cultivation, situate in a seisms neighbourhood 18
miles from London.
Further particulars and Tickets to view, may be had of Messrs.
'Hawn and Phillips, Old Broad-street.