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London, England, 1808-01-13

CONGRESS-HOUSE OF

'ATIVES.

WASHINGTON, DEC. 7.—A Message, in writing,
was received from the President of the United States,
which the Speaker declared to be confidential. The
galleries were accordingly cleared, and the doors
closed, and remained so until the House adjourned.
Dec. B.—As soon as the House assembled, the
doors were again dosed, but were opened in about
half an hour.
London, England, 1808-01-13

ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS.

Yesterday, the Right Honourable Sir WILLIAM
SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following
cases :
Vier Gesusters, Smidt master—This was the case of a vessel
under Kniphausen colours, laden with a cargo of masts and other
naval stores, on a voyage from Riga to Portsmouth, which was
seized by a Danish armed boat, and afterwards retaken by one of
his Majesty's cutters ; and the question before the Court was a
claim of salvage. The Court in this ease decreed the salvage
prayed, and allowed the captors their expences.
Harmonia, Ariansen master—This was a Hambro' vessel,
coming with a variety of articles from the Island of St. Thomas.
In this case the bulk of the property was condemned to the Crown.
Sea Nymph, Jens master—This ship was on a voyage from the
port of Oporto (to which the British flag was not permitted to
trade), and was going, at the time of capture, to the port of
Hambro'. The Court was clearly of opinion, from the testimony
of the Master, and other evidence produced, it was manifest, that
if the port of Hantbro' was blockaded, the Master's intention was
to come to this country.—Property restored.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Daring and Hardy, for the Anna Catharina and Leefde,
captured i■ May, 1806 ; the Dictator and Flora, for the Eliza ;
the Clyde and Fortunee, for the Henrick and Jan, August 27, 1803 ;
and the Fisgard, Sophie. and Halcyon, for the San Nicholas, Ja-
nuary 17, 1805, will be paid on Friday next, at No. 23, Noriclk-
street, Strand; and there recalled on Fridays and Tuesdays.
The Eurydice, for the Venere, captured May 9, 1805, will be
paid on the 22d instant, at No. 9.2, Essex-street, Strand; and
there recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Niger, for la Virgin del Carmen, captured May 2, 1806,
will be paid on board on Friday next, and recalled at No. 11, Cecil-
street, Strand.
The gun brig Fervent, for the Jotif, captured November 19,
1806, was paid this day, at Portsmouth, and recalled at No. 4,
Ely-Place.
London, England, 1808-01-13

to Ostend, where the passengers Were set at liberty ;
but the rest were conveyed as prisoners to Arras.—
The Retrieve was carried into the 'rexel, and stran-
ded near Naarden in a gale ; the cargo was landed,
and the vessel was expected to be got off. The pri.
vateer carried 14 carriage guns, besides small arms,
and was manned by 44 men and boys.
In order to check the depredations of the enemy's
privateers on this part of the coast, the Oberon and
Calypso sloops of war, and Censor gun-brig, are sta-
tioned to enure between Newcastle and Yarmouth ;
and the Sappho sloop of war is also appointed to cruize
between Newcastle and Flamborough.
A lugger privateer, long built, seemingly all black,
with black cloths over her bulwarks, captured two brigs
off Sunderland, in the morning of yesterday se'n-
night, and chased several others into Sunderland Roads,
in the sight of great numberrof people upon the shore.
London, England, 1808-01-13

AMERICA.

Our Readers will see by extracts from New-York
Tapers to the 14th. ult. given in a preceding column,
that the Non-Importation Act was to be that day
carried into operation. This is not an act of hostility,
in the strictest sense of the word, but it certainly shews
a very hostile mind towards this country. -The Arne.
ricans, however, have a right to enact such laws as
they may think fit, respecting their own commerce in
their own territories. We may hope, however, that the
conduct pursued by NAPOLEON, when fully known, and
the imperious and insulting mandateshe has, according
to reports in these papers, caused to be made to the
AmericanGovenunent, will produce a more amicable
temper on the part of the Americans towards this Cou-
ntry. England,France,America, have each an undoubt-
ed right to settle the laws respecting the commerce of
their respective subjects ; but neither France nor Eng-
land have the smallest right to dictate to America
with what States she shall maintain the relations of
amity and commercial intercourse.
London, England, 1808-01-13

ARRIVED.

At Portsmouth, the Hind, Clerk, from St. Michael's—At Ply-
mouth, the Dolphin, Apsland, from Riga—At Liverpool, the Mar-
tha, Bland, from Virginia—At Bristol, the Laura, Rossiter, from
New York; Lovely, Wood; and the Nancy, Davis, from New-
foundland—At Dartmouth, the Hope, Fos; Snake, Eddy • the
Cognac, Harvey; and Philippa, Soper, from Newfoundland—At
Poole, the Argo, Frampton ; Britannia, Harewood ; Swift, Gibbon;
and the Venus, Moore, from Newfoundland—At Cork, the Ta-
gus, Conelly; Ellen, 'Watson; Harriott. Bullock; and Surrey,
Black, from Monte Video—ln the Orkneys, the Spencer, Bowden,
from New Brunswick—ln the Clyde, the Navigator, —, from
Charleston--At Gottenburgh, the Catharine, Wall, from Liver-
pool; Minerva, from Grangemouth; Eucharis, —; and
Apollo, Peterson, from London—At St. Michael's, the Orient,
Collins, from London—At Barbadoes, the Somerset, from
London.
London, England, 1808-12-07

PORTUGAL.

It is stated in the Dutch Papers, that the-part of
JUNoT's army which was disembarked at Rochefort,
after passing some time at Angbuleme, had arrived
at Beurdeaux on the 13th and 14th ult. JUKOT him-
self was shortly expected there, and was, it is said,
destined to take tht command of a numerous corps
which he was to lead against Portugal.
Letters were yesterday received from Portugal,
brought to Portsmouth by the ECLLPSE sloop of war,
which had called at Oporto, on her way from the Bra-
zils, with dispatches. They had heard at Oporto of
the retreat of BLAKE'S army, and were preparing to
send what succour they could to the Spaniards. The
following is one of the lets ers alluded to : -
‘4 PORTb, •NO YEMBER 22.

K We have jut now learned, that the French troops have .1
gained some advantages ova the Spanish army at Burgos, and
that the French passed through that town on the 14th, after hav-
ing defeated the Estretr.aduran array. We are consequently all
much alarmed, and are on the alert in making the necessary pre-
parations for rendering all the assistance our means will afford.—
An order has been received from General BE R ESVORD, directing ,
that all the British troops may be immediately marched into Spain,.
and this order WS been promptly attended to. On the 19th, the
left wing of the 45th marched into this city, under the command
of Major Pori. on , and yesterday the right under Major Gov wN z;
we are to proceed in detachments, and arc to escort provisions by
the shortest road towards Spain. We are busy making prepara•
tions for the march."

Yesterday at two o'clock a Cabinet Council was I
held at the Foreign Office, which sat till near five
o'clock. After the Council broke up Lord CASTLE-
REACH went to the Duke of YORK, supposed to be
for the purpose of consulting his Royal Highness upon
sending more troops to Spain.
A fabricated cony of the Speech supposed to have I
been delivered by Mr. JEFFERSON, at the opening of '
Congress, was published at Liverpool on Friday last.
The Gentleman by whom it was printed, supposing
it to be genuine, has, in the handsomest manner, sent
ciocular letters to the Proprietors of Newspapers in
town, that he published it on the authority of a mer-
chant of that town, and apprising them that it is a
fabrication.
A statue is soon to be erected& the market-place,
at Birmingham, to commemorate the lamented Hero
of Trafalgar.
London, England, 1808-12-07

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols for opg. 66+ —Reduced 65+ 66—Oronium I die.
Exchequer Bills, 6s. 9s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

S per Cent. Red. 654
3 per Cent. Cons. shut
4 per Cent. 81188 81i
5 per Cent. Navy shut
Long Ann .18 I-16th

India Bonds, 10s. Sal 9s. pr.
Ex. Bills 7s. 9s. pre.
Omnium
State Lottery Tickets, 211. 15s.
Cons. for acc. 66i 67 67j

At eight o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. SCOTT,
one of the King's Messengers, reached Dover in the
Mail Coach, with orders from Government for the
landing of the French and Russian Messengers.
Mr. SCOTT, and these Messengers, iraantly set off for
London, which they reached yesterday evening.
Of the nature of their dispatches nothing has
transpired—nor shall we abuse the confidence of our
E.eaders by indulging in idle conjectures.
It was reported, as we stated yesterday, on autho-
rity pretended to have been derived from the people
on board the packet, that NAPOLEON bad returned to
Paris. The 24th ult. was named as the day on which.
he readied that capital ; and some of our contempo-
raries have hazarded many sapient conjectures, as to
the motives and object of this movement.
We have only to remark, that a new version Of
Naroenotes peregrination has reached us this morn-
ing, and resting on the same authority as that of yes-
terday.—For Paris we are now desired to read Madrid.
—The Messengers, it is said, reported, otr their land-
ing at Dover yesterday morning, that the Emperor
entered Madrid on the 24th ult.
We can say nothing as to the truth of the latter
statement; but improbable as it may appear, it seems
less so than the report which sent NAPOLEON to
Paris. We shall, however, continue to hope, till we
shall receive more indubitable information to the con-
trary, that the impediments in his way were not so
few nor so light as to enable him so speedily to over-
come them.—We may just remark, that it is barely
possible for a courier to travel from Madrid to Paris
in eight days—meeting with no impediments on his
journey.
The Messengers, it is said, left Paris on the 2d inst.
yet no Bulletins subsequent to the fourth, and which
was dated the 15th ult. at Burgos, had reached
Paris. To us this appears to furnish a strong pre-
sumption that NAI °LEON'S head-quarters were still at
Burgos when the last French accounts left the army.
" DOVER, DECEMBER G.
4, Mr. SCOTT, a King's Messenger, arrived this morn-
ing in the mail coach, at eight o'clock, and immedi-
ately set off again for London with the two Messen-
gers, who arrived here yesterday morning from
Boulogne ; the vessel till remains Lere owing to the
wind blowing very hard from the S. W. which pre-
vents her getting out.
4, When the Messengers landed this morning, they

said that BONAIARTL had arrived at Madrid, and the
French Captain says, it was on the 24. th of last
month that he entered that City.'—This scarcely can
be true."
London, England, 1808-12-07

all further proceedings, saying that it, wz,ilil bp an
esasy thing to make any publication a i,bef it you
could transpose the various passages of it.
Mr. Marryat, M. P. General PicLon, and other per-
sons connected with the concerns of Trinidad, were
;attending, in order to give evidence.
Mr. NOLAN and 'Mr. FRENCH. who attended as
Counsel for the th:fendar.t, expressed their regret that
nn opportunity had been afforded them, et: going into
the defence of a work which they should ever consi-
der as a most. valuable history, and they had no
doubt, that if the case had been decided by the Jury,
'one more public testimony of abhorrence would have
been recorded•arihist the cruelty inflicted en Louisa
Calderoni,The defendant was immediately ac-
quitted.
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The same day the Sessions ended, when sentence
was passmi on
Mary Curti., Mary Gee, John Clark, Mary Ann Parker, Ti-
mothy Waldon, !Warn Whitton, William Clarke, James Han-
'ley, Robert Fenton, alias Robert Atkinson Fenton • John Flinn,
Moses Copeland, Mary Webb, Louisa Virarierrl'homas Hurren,
and James Leek (whose judgment was respited last Sessions), to
be transported for seven years.
Bridget Lewi-gton, Mary Jones, and Harriet Spike, were o--
/ered to be imprisoned In the Howse of Correction at Clerkeuwell
for two years.
Five in dr: same gaol for One year ; and
:even for six months.
Twelve in Newgate for varions periods.
Three to be publicly, and nine to be privately whipped.
Four fined One Shilbuz, and discharged.
Two jJcigments respited ; and
Fourteeu discharged by proclamation.
Adjourned to the 11th of January.
•
London, England, 1808-12-07

MANSION-HOUSE, DECEMBER 4, 1503.
AMEETING of the Merchants, Bankers, Tra-
der., and Inhabitants of the City of London, is requested
eaFriday net, at Twelve o'Cloek ply,at the City of Lon-
don Tama, Fthopsgate-street, to conWw. of a SUBSCRIP-
T/ON for CLOTHING, and other Necessaries, in aid of the
kwe SPANISH PATRIOTS, now strugglirg in the field, to
ARM their country from a foreign and cruel invagion.
London, England, 1808-12-07

' Though the Comt.of kqniryqt
_Chelsea if suspen-
ded fru; the preietita ainther Inquiry is qow daily and
Iniskly. going forwava,• and ivbich-deeply-interests a
considerable part of the community. 'lt is almost
needless to observe, that this litter Inquiry is fer
Tickets and Shares at the reepectiVe Lottery. Offices,
in the present all attractive &baits, which an. spee-
,tlily commences drawing di the IStb instant.
On Tuesday next the Lottery begins.; .the,JFirxt
Day presents a Chance, never equalled in any for-
mer Lottery. Tickets and Shares are on Sale st
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry, No. 12,
Charing Cross, and No. SI, A.ldgate High Street.
Next Tuesday the Lottery begins drawing, and
a single Ticket purchased at Dimes Offices, 4, Corn-
bill, or 9, Charing Cross, may gain upwards of one
',Hundred Thousand Pounds.—At present Tickets
ittid shares are to be had in great variety, but it is
extremely doubtful whether any will be left for sale
when the Wheel goes round.
DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY SIIARYS.—Every
Purchaser of Shares of Tickets, amounting to Five
Pounds and upwards, will be allom ed a Disco:mt,
at J. WARNER'S FOrtunate Office, IG, Cornhiil, where
Capital Prizes to a large amount have been recently
sold in Shares. The Lottery begins drawing next
Tuesday, with superior advantages to any former
Scheme, viz. 2 new Prizes of 500 Tickets each, be-
sides 4 of tlo,oool. 2 of 10,0001. 2 of SU:V. &c. &c.
Only Twenty Thousand Tickets, and four brag-
' dees of 20,0001. besides 10,0001. 50001. 10001. 5001.
and More smaller prizes than usual. Also a Free
Gift of One Thousand Tickets, which never was
heard of before. A Sixteenth Share.hoider can rea-
Ait SOM. per annutn a Ticket-holder 4'iool. an-
num. HORN and Co. solicit the favours of pub-

tic on the pre sett t important occasion, and sineerely hope
they shall supply those who honour them with their
commands, with many of the alsoic Capital Prizes ;
all of which are payable on demand, at their Uld
Established State Lottery Offices, 26. Cornhif,• and
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
London, England, 1808-12-07

I ‘

NUMBER 6782]

• SIXTH TIME.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRYRY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVDNING, DECEMBER 7,
their Majesties Servants will perform a New Drama, in
floe Acts, called
iIsENONI ;
Or, THE NOVICE OF ST. MARK'S.
rith New Scenery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations.
The Principal Characters by
Mr. SIDDONS, Mr. POWELL, Mr. WROUGHTON,
Mr. ELLisroN, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. DF, CAMP,
Mr. PENLEY, Mr. FISHER, Mr. COOKE,
Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. FAIR BROTHER, Mr. EVANS,
, Mr. wEBE, Mr. CHATTERLEY, Mr. BOND ;
Mrs. POWELLMrs, Mrs. H.
CHATTERLE SIDDONS, Mrs. SPARKS,
. Y.
jad the Piny, Bth time, a New Comic Dance, called
LOVE IN A TUB.
Ti which will be added the Farce of
THE MAYOR OF GARRAT.
Major Sturgeon, Mr. DO WTO N ;
Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL ;
'sip, Mr. SMITH ; Heeltap, Mr. WEWITZER ;
hers. Sneak, Mrs. HARI.OWE.
Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY.
o,Theljew Drama of Venoni, performed, for the Oh time,
inn opt, was again received throughout by a brilliant and
vedotstegaudience, with dist inguished rnivk s of approbation from
csscy pat of the Theatre, and will be repeated every evening
al (artier notice. To-morrow, with Blue Beard.
A New Comedy is in rehearsal, and will speedily be produced.
London, England, 1808-12-07

. THE BATTLE OF AUERSTADT.

The star-field rent vai horrid nine,
By sala'rshriukirg stream ;
And ipectres green WI:T:e seen to Soat
Beneath the moon's pile beam.
O'er Jerres heigiq, in ilark'ning curls,
The death-fires vroke ascends :
Havoc the veogiul thur.drs hurls—
Tumult the welkin rends.
Down Elba', r.eighb'erg banhe,the din
Tremendous echoes bore ; •
The distant towers of fair Berlin
Shook to the dread uproar.
The Prussian Eagle bold defies
The Vulture of proud Nolte ;
And 41vep in blood each eharnplee dyes
His plumes as they advance.
Shade of Great Frederick! now look down!
Thy kinsman's soul inflame
To vindicate his right—his crown.-•
Preserve the Prussian name!
Furious the conflict rages yet ; •
The crimson torrents Cow.—
/jot Death neer stops his segthe to whet,
Where such rank harvests row:

Sostoensialnef the battle views,
Ard Hew attends her still--
Inge Fame Impatient waits for news,
To sound ft, good or ill.
Alaa, for Freellons--for roxikiud!
Sad is the 1001 tale—
deidtd by councils treaty, IE4
Brave Prusiaa'a efforts fall ! I
London, England, 1808-09-10

MARGATE, S.EPTEMBER S.

A very elegant Ball was given at Broadstairs, on
Monday evening, under the direction of the following
luminaries of fashion, viz. the Three Graces, the La-
dies ANNE, HARRIET, and CHARLOTTE Lum.ow.—
The dancing commenced at an early hour in the
evening, and concluded about two in the morning.—
Among the company there were—
Sir Claude and Little de Crespigny, Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth, Sir
Charles and Lady Edmonstone Colonel and the elegant Mr,.
Hughes, Mr. de Crespigny; Misses Parkinson, Pratt, Vomit-,
Hudson, and the two Taylon ; Mr. Talbot, and Miss Gray.
London, England, 1808-09-10

NEW MUSIC.
Published this day by BUTTON and WHITAKER,
N.. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard, London,
SILENT KISSES.--Written by Leigh Hunt, Esq.
the Aluik by lobo Whitaker, price Is. 6d.
The Reviewers of Music, in the Universal Magazine of last
Month, speaktif t►is Song In the following high terms : " The
Song before us is one of subs merit, that were we to express our-
selves in terms adequate to it, we might be suspected of flattery,
which we disdain ; we however cannot refrain from saying, that
It is one of those songs with which we are not fortunate enough to
meet above once in throe or four ysars--the composer has added
a Violoncello Accompaniment, which produces a most delight—
fully soothing effect. Mr. Whitaker has also been most fortu-
nate in his words, which are from the pun of the Aathor of those
"'cry judicious and vigorous Theatrical Criticisms, that fornuo'y
appuartd In the " News," but now appear in the " Examiner."
Universal Magazine, June 1308, p. 554.

This day was published, price 2s. 6d.
Regotworadod to the serious consideration of all Military Men,
rniETRIAL of MAJOR CAMPBELL for the
WILFUL MeRDER of CAPTAIN BOVD, in which is
detailed the Evidessee, together with the Important Charge of the
ledge, descriminsting between Manslaughter and Murder in the
Cues of Duelling. To which are added Details of the deport-
want of the Major in the interval of his sentence and execution,
and of his hot moments.
Published by FL D, Symonds, PaternosterarOw; and to be had
oc xl}Bookaelion.

-:.
London, England, 1808-09-10

Ckw.iEBANE COPPER MINT' s, wieictOiv, iRECAND.'
- TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,
:Oa WEDNESDAY, September St, at Triave .teeltieb, at

•
• . Gew a away , London, four Lots,
TORTY SLLARIS of one hundred POUNDS
each in the INCORPORATED ASSOCIATED IRISH
MINE COMPANY, for working CRONEBANE and other
MINES in the County of 'Wicklow, with the TOWN and
LANDS bf CRONEBANE, and all building" and Improve-
ments thereon, together with the Mines and all the Ores now
raiiea there; and on the Lands of TIGRONY, and all property
treated therein, with the profit, and advantages that may arise
trom the said undertaking, which le now beneficially cartlM,
on, the Works with new Shafts and every thing appertaining, boa
ing in the most perfect order, and the probable future etpiasi
s° trifling, as to insure gory =creased dividends, which ham'
been from SI. to 121 per cent-
Printed Particulars may be bad of Alexander Mills,
Messrs.
Jenkins, Dublin; Of Messrs. Wilton', Snlititort,' Gloucester; of Messrs.
Jenkins, Jams", and Abbott... Solicitors, No. 8, New Inn ; at
Oarraway'a, and of Mr. Sena, No. 28, New Bridge-street,
IllackfriAts, London,
London, England, 1808-09-10

EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING .IRELAND
by way o Bristol, wherethere are TialrtrfoolPACKVl'S
constantly passing sod repasalng 9ka on the average, vip•eltly,
wind and weather permitting; taking their departure from Weeks
Hotel, and Lamp-tighten Hali Inn and Tavern, fur Dublin,
Cork, Watel'ford, and Belfast.,

Passengers going to either of the ports may be acaommndated
with Sea Stock of every description at the above Hotel ; and
should they, by contrary winds, or -Salt other cause', choose to
alter their rote, it will be taken back free of any elpence.
Goode, Carriages, Horses, &c. &c. forwarded to the Offices of
Mr. Edward Phillip and Mr. Duncan Either, Ship Agents oppo.
Ate the Dther-bridge, Bristol. will find a safe and speedy convey.
sacs to either of the above Ports.
London, England, 1808-06-08

mr,,fori ANDUIL

Captain Mathew Towes, of the Royal York Rangers, and
Lieutenant John Clarke Stephens, of the 55th Regiment of Foot,
who were superseded in the Gazettes of the titith I:a:nary and
24th May last, are rtinst ad in their rank.
Lieutenant Benjamin Waste, of the td Foot, is superseded, he
having descried.
Lieutenant M. Lawrence, of the Seth Foot, is superseded, tow-
ing absented hiinst If f :um the Army DeTct without leave.
Commissions signed by the Lord " Lieutenant of the
County of Carmarthen.-sth Battalion of Carmar-
thenshire Volunteer Infantry.
Wiiii3M Rees, to he Lieutenant, vice Humphreys, resigned.
David Hayti:a:re:7, ',.et!t. to he Ensign, vice Rees, promoted.
Arthur R. 31);:, ti• vice Hughes, procaoted.
S. I tawk:n.. t.• s.lzrgeen, vice Tones, deceased.
'mot !Es, 1.
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HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE To-moßitow.
Moniing 44 minutes after 2
Afternoon ..... ,t; minutes after S
London, England, 1808-06-08

HAMPSHIRE.

TO TIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of 1200
Acres, which comprises nearly the whole Parish. The
7ztilL Farm is let on lease ; the remainder of the lands, with a •
01=4 resliknee, with every convenience, are in hand, of
Otltrarly poisessiim may be had, and a consickrable part of the
Inclose money may remain on the Eatate. It is situated between
' 60 miles from London. For further particulars, apply by
eter(past paid, no others will be miswered) to Mr. Pringle, to
Weft utile Post Officz, Alresford, Hants.
London, England, 1808-06-08

DUD.

Of a decline, on his passage from New Providence, on hoard
the ship Julius, Mr. Robert Caruthers, late merchant there,
aged 27 years.
On Friday last, after a long and painful illness, Mary, second
daughter of James Pigott Ince, Ertl of Upper Park-street, Bath.
A few days ago, at the hlanse 'of Blantyre, the Rev. Henry
Stevenson, minister of that parish.
At Dumfries, Miss Emily Hepburn, eldcat daughter of the late.
Provost Hepburn.
At Bath, Miss Villiers, danghtey of Villiers William Villiers,
Esq. and niece of the Right Hon. I.ord St. John.
At Ballygurton, county of Kilkenny, Ireland, on the 17th inzt.
at the extraordinary age of 118 years, during the lapse of whielt
he never experienced an hour's sickness, Dents Carrol,
He retained the full possession of Lis faculties to the last moment
of existence.
London, England, 1808-04-05

MR. BOSWELL'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS.
This day war published, in one vol. Svo. with a Portrait of the
Author, from a picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds, price 91. in
boards, a New edition, being the fourth, of
THE JOURNAL of a TOUR to the HEBRIDES, with
SAMUEL JOHNSON, L.L. D. including some Poetical
Pieces by Dr. Johnson, relative to the Tour, and nevet before
published; a Series of his Conversation, Literary Anecdotes, and
Opinions of Men and Books : with an authentic account of the
distresses and escape Of the grandson of King James U. in the year
By JAMES BOSWELL, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may also be had, lately published, a new edition, being
the fifth, revised and augmented, of
Mr. Boswell's Lite of Dr. Samuel Johnson, comprehending an
account of his studies and numerous works in chronological order ;
a series of his epistolary correspondence and conversations with
many eminent persons ; and various original pieces of his compo-
sition, never before published ; the whole exhibiting a view of Li-
terature, and Literary Men in Great Britain, for near half a cen-
tury, during which he flourished ; in four vols. Svc). with a Por-
trait of Dr. Johnson, from an original picture, price li. 16s. in
boards.

1746.
London, England, 1808-04-05

NAUTIC4L INTELLIGEAWA.

ARR. DUE.
Dublin 1 1 Gottcriburglt
Waterford 1 1

IENZANCE, APRIL 2.

Alt. brE.
0 2

Arrived since my last the following Vessels :—SU-
san,TRELUDDRA, from London, forPenzance ; Lively,
flom Cardigan, for Portsmouth ; Ann, STE.
?RENS, and Fortitude, hossirsos, from Swansea, for
Penzance ; William and. Mary, COURTN Er, from
Swansea, for Portsmouth ; Providence, T Rift E, from
Lyme, for Neath ; Industry, FISII, from Yarmouth,
for Londonderry ; Edward and Ann, FINCH, from
Biddeford, for Plymouth ; Laura, QUICK, from Bris-
tol, for Falmouth ; Mary, CIIEESMAN, from Milford,
for Shoreham ; Richard, CLEARK, from Cork, for
Portsmouth ; Trust, ANTISORN, from Waterford, for
Jersey ; Harmony, B4YSLEY, from Coomb, for Ply-
mouth ; Industry, DAY, from Bristol, for Plymouth ;
Catherine, DAVIDSON, from Coomb, for Plymouth ;
Union, DALTON, from Bristol, for Portsmouth; Hope,
BARRON, from Bristol, for Exeter ; Egburt, ANDER-
SON, Bush and Dragon, MAGG, and Albion, GREY,
victuallers, from the fleet off Lisbon, part of his Ma-
jesty's brig Swallow's convoy ; Salt Cat, Worrt,mtE,
from Liverpool, for Exeter ; Happy Couple, CLEARK,
from Swansea, for Plymouth ; Joker, Tuomits, and
Providence, JONES, from Swansea, for Penzance ;
Brothers, DazwErr, from Cork, for Southampton ;
Dove, &rocas, from Cork, for Portsmouth ; Specula-
tion, M‘DoNilin, from Cork, for Plymouth ; Active,
Thaws, from Bristol, for Portsmouth ; Lord Duplin,
M‘WiLuAsa, for Madeira, from Plymouth and Lon-
don ; American ship Mercury, RouEns, from Tene-
rife, detained by the Active privateer ; French
schooner l'Aristide, prize to his Majesty's ship Diana;
French brig Maria Louisa, prize to the Mars priva-
teer ; Prospect, SPENCE, from Galway, to London.—
Almost all the wind bound vessels are sailed for their
respective destinations ; and also the American ship
Mercury, Captain ROGERS, of New York, for London,
having been detained here by the private ship of war
Active, of London, but now liberated.
London, England, 1808-04-05

14GLE INSURANCE COMPANY:
nitE—ANNUITLES--LWE.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS.
OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON.
ADVANTAGES to INSURERS with this
COMPANY.
tarleat of Rent in case of Fire, without increase of Pre
niun.
ft...ft by LbEhming made good.
I,^"Trwye k,r Policies, Indnrcements, Alterations, or Surveys.
Acomoslisice 451. per Cent. allowed on Shipping Insurances.
Ablersets made on Country Insurances from 101: to 23L
pees.
*dig Rock insured without average clause.
• By Order, • WM. BEEFHAM, Sec.
Dotage, March 21, 1 nos.

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London, England, 1808-04-05

DOVER, APRIL 4.

This afternoon a fleet of nine sail of East-India
ships, and several whalers, under convoy of a 64.
gun-ship, passed by here for the Downs. Several
of our boats went off to them with pilots; but the
wind blowing very hard fram the S. W. prevented
their returning back, except one boat.
Passed by last night a flt•ct of ships from the,
Western Ports ; also the brig Rowena, Captain
Pmcukat,,of this port, from Demerara, last from Il-
fracombe, bound to London. Wind S.W. and blows
hard, with rain.

DEAL, ANVIL 4.

Arrived the Virago gun-brig, with a convoy from
Cork ; the Harlequin armed ship,. with a convoy
from Plymouth—the two convoys have sailed through
fur the River. A large light merchant ship drifted
on board the Zebra bomb, it blowing 4trong, and
carried away her bowsprit, but the merchant ship got
clear without any apparant damage, and proceeded I
through the Gullstream for the River. Arrived the
Sirius frigate from Plymouth. Sailed the Implaca-
ble, of 74 guns, destined for the Baltic. The galliot
Englebert, JOHANN FREIDRICK DANNEMANN master,
belonging to Bremen, from Oporto, with a cargo of
wine and cork, kound to London, ran on shore near
the King's yard this morning, and wis got off again
this afternoon by the assistance of some Deal boat-
men, without any material damage. She was brought
to an anchor in safety in the Downs. A number of
flat-bottom boats hare been landed here from the men
of war, lately arrived from Portsmouth, destined for
the Baltic.

Remain in the Downs--Princess of Orange, Vice Admiral
CAstratiz ; Polyphemus, Triufr.ph, Coliab, Minotaur, and
Mars, of 74 guns; Trusty, of 50; Clyde, Sinus, Tribune, and
FAtryalus frigates; Royalist, Speedy, Karzaroo, Vulture, light-
ning, Magnet, Beagle, Sparrowhawk, Pluto, Ranger, and Roy-
alist sloops of war; Zebra and Hound bombs; Intelligent,
Pierces-, Fearless, Minx, Desperate, Indignant, Tigress, Urgent.
Wrangler, Virago, Richmond, Flamer, BloMihnund, Enertion,
steady. Redbreast, Blazer, Thrasher, Insolent, Bustler, Hearty'
Bold,,Mariner, Encounter, Protector gun-brigs; Arrow schooner'
Charles, Helder, and Harlequin armed ships.
P. S. Rear Admiral STIRLING, in his Majesty's
ship Diadem, has just arrived in the Downs, from
the Cape of Good Hopes with a fleet of East India
ships.—Viind S.S.W. with a strati breeze.
London, England, 1808-06-30

TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LET.

'NOTICE is hereby given that the newt General
Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike Roads leading
from the Town of Firightheiniston through Cuckfield, to the
tcounty Oak on Lord Heath, in the County of Sussex, is ap-
pflisted to be held at the King's Head Inn, in Ctickfield afore-
said,* Thursday the 21st; day 1.1 Jnly next, at twelve o'clock at •
noon, at which Meeting the Tolls ati,ing at the several Toll
Gates upon the said head, .:111.d Preston Stone Pound, Ansty-
ard Ansty skis Gvte, Siough Green, Ifield Bar, and Crawley
Gates, will be Let by Auction to the best Bidder, froftt the 30th
day of rkptember next, for one or more years as shall be then
sgrced on, betvccn the hours of twelve and rwo of the same day,
in the manner directed by the Act passed in tho thirteenth year of
the Reign of his present Majesty " for regulating the Turnpike
Road which '1 oils were let the last year at the sum of £2300,
and will be put up at that sum ; whoever happens to be the best
bidder must pay into the Lands of the Treasurers of the said Road,
two months rent in adv,mee ; and also give security with suffi-
cient sureties to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Road,
for the due payment of the remainder at such times as they shall
direct. SAMUEL WALLER,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said Trustees.
Cuckfield, June 16. 1808.
London, England, 1808-06-30

socIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT or ARTS,
ALkINICEACTURES AND COMMERCE.
ADELP#I, JUNE 29, Igoe.
VOTICE is hereby given, thnt this Society have
3.1 not granted permistrion to Mr. Joins Br. Li., of Soutbamp-
lowest, Strand, or tastily of his Agents, to make Copies of, or
taw' mot Engravings from the Series of Piatures in their Great
gam, palmed by the late JAtses BAKEY, Esq. and that po cre-
dit is to be given to arty AdveKtisement appearing under the name
d the Society; unless signed by their Secretary. The Public are
*Aker informed that the 25th Volume of their Transactions is
btely published, and is ready for delivery at the Society's :louse.
By Order,CHLES TAYLOR, M. D. Sec.
London, England, 1808-06-30

ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE.

ELEVEN Years Purchase will be given for An-
, nuities (to almost any extent) where the grantors have an ab.
solute Interest, and in proportion where they have only a Life In-
terest, under Wills, Ma:haft,: S.atlements, Chards Livings, or
otherwise. Noblemen and ethers desirous of granting Redeema-
ble Annuities, will be treated with on the most honourable
terms, and the purchases immediately completed, the funds of Cie
Advertiser precluding all possibility of delay or disappointment.
Apply pereoseily, front eleven to four, or by letter, to Mr..
Berton, No. 10, Leicester-Place, Leicester square. •
London, England, 1808-06-30

CAPITAL SCHOONER.-FOR SALE,

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 15th July next, al
Eleven o'Clor.k.in the Forenoon,

THE handsome Schooner L'AMIRAL DEC/MS.--
DIMENSIONS.

Lenrth on Deck 85 Ft. 5 In.
Breadth - 22 1
Admeasures 274 92-94 Tons.'

Pierced for 16 gnus, complstely rietw,haviag beenoaly.tvrelve
hours at sea when captured, wculd tr.ake a most excellent letter
of marque, her hold bcieg roomy, and capable of carrying i large
cargo of fresh water and provisions fear a long voyage, and wanting
nothing to send her to sea imm-diately. Condemned as Priic'to
lila Majesty's ship of war Surinam, losstit LAIL?, Esq. Com-
mander, and now lying in Hamoaze, •
Also, all her warlike and other Stures,
For viewing the Vessel and her Stores, and any further para -
culars, apply at tb.: Counting-House of .hclward Lyne, Esq. the
Agent, or to WILLIAM I,OCKYER,
Jane 24, 1808. Merchant. .

TOR SALE, •
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday; the I Sth July,
at Eleven o'clock.,

THEgoodßrig el PURISSIMACONCEPCION,
but-then about uct Tens, well calculated for the Coasting
Trade, or any other where burthen is required.
Also, the good Sloop LA CAROLINE, burthen So Tons;
about four year. old, and in most excellent condition, suitable for
any Wade her dimensions may suit.
Likewise, the good Chasse Mane, (name unknown) burthen
about 30 Tens ; all lying in Stßton Pool, and there to be delivered.
Afterwards, for Exportation,
Is Casks Brandy—ll 4 Casks Red, and 94 Ditto White Wine.
For Home Consumption,
About $0 Toss of Yellow Rosin-3 Anchors—l piece of
Anchor-9 Grapnals=2 Cables—Pieces of Mast.
Bring the entire Cargo of the said vessels, condemned as prize th
his Majesty's ship of War MI*ERVA, RICHARD HAWKINS,
Esq. Commander. • .
Fur viewing the 'Vessels and Goods apply at the Counting--house
of Edward Lyne, the Agent, or to
WILLIAM LOCEYER, Merchant.
Plymouthz June 24,
.1893. .

BUENOS AtRES HIDES..I. •
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE cONTitkur,
ABOUT 300 Buenos Ares Ox and Cow HIDES,
hi the Hair.
Apply to Mr. EnviAtin LT mt, FeauVert-street, Plyamotatt.
June 24, 1808. , ...., , ~,. . . • .
London, England, 1808-06-30

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Wm. Hutote and I. Tuniock, of Livn-pool, poem, March 9,
1808.—James Cooper and Samuel Henson York-street, Co-
vein-Garden,. taylors, Makb 25, 3008.—Janes Flits and anion
Hobby, of James-street, Covenspsrden, bootaind shoe-makers,
June 24, 1 208.—Rothwells, iGnt' and kovelandsom ofLondop,
May Si, 180/I.—Joseph Morrill aatd Richard Robinson Of Hall-
fax Yorkshire, *rants, June 15, 1808.--George Robinson and
'O/iiii4ra &speller, of GaiMborough, Lincolnshire, March 26,
1808.—Neweemb; /levying, 'asdConspany, of Covesty, soap-
boilers and chandlers, and of Ne4gate-street, Landon,. bastes,
April sO, 1808.-21tichard Fort, Thomas Harp:ewes. and Adam
'Misdate of Maincheetea and London;: catitoiprinsen, May -171408.
!ankh-and Woodhouse, of Sheffield, sow and shovel ansnufactu
iers, Ju.ne'l 8, 1808.—Robert Livie and Co. of Austin Friars,
merchants; May 18,1807.-Lionel Lemon and• Co. Liverpool,
timber-ones-chants, tune 90, 18011.—Thursby and Wilkes, Leeds,
merchants, June 20, 1808.--John Lapland and Co. Manchester,
fustian-mapsMfurers, May f; 1888.-1 ayltitids and Carpenter;
Manchester, hat-manufacturer,, Ante 2e,.1808. •

••ECCIASIABTICAL add ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
• •Wsdnesdfy. the Dein and Chapter of Glcineester presented the
Rev. W. G. Hornidge to the Vicarage of I.anblrthian, in the die.'
• cese of Landaff, visithy the death of the Rev. J. Evans.
The Rev. R. S. Skiffern, A.M. has been pre+ :NJ by the Dean
! and Chapter of Gloucester to the vicarage of Chipping Norton, in
' thedlocese of Oxford, void by the death of the Rev. T. Evans.
Tbe Rev. Christopher Stvaltison, A.M; of St John's College,
Cambridge, has been installed into the Prebend of Collingtou, in
the Cathedral Church of Hereford, vacant by the death of the Rev,
Di. Wetheral.
The 13Pshop Of likOeford has cofleerd the Revs Haigh Morgar,
A.NI. son of the Rev. Dr. Morgan, to tile Prebend of Pul,tco
Minor, void by the resignation of the lt&e.Frincis Onslow.
Monday the Rev. Thomas lbbetson, Clerk, vraslicensed to the
perpetual curaCyof Lowthorpe cum Rissoles, upon the nomination
of V. damn St. Quintin, Esq.; and also to the perpetual curacy of
Sterne upon the nomidation of Richard Arkright, Esq. vacant by
Abetter:tit of theßev.-Jonathan lon.
The Rev. George Gordon, Precentor of Exeter, was on Satur-
day last installed a Prebendary of Lincoln Cathedral
London, England, 1808-06-30

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, .T.,;e 29, 18C11.
'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAJESTY': NAVY; do herdy givc Nolire,

That cm Thursday the 7th of July, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing (sealed ap) and treat for Two Hundred Tons
of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples, to
be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the original
Packages, at the rue of from seventy to eighty Tons per Week,
into. tits Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid
for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
This Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office. -

No r. and Ttql be had to any Tender in which the price 'heats* le
Inserted in words at I,:n.:;th, or that shell aol he deliveredie the Beard
fore one o'clod on the said Thursday:Me 7M of July next, nor sinless the
Person who =Liu the Tender, or sone Person on hi: behalf, auras to
answer when culledfor„

VICTUALLING 01410 E, June 23, IsOs.
THE CONATISSION.ERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY": NAM" do heresy. give Noire,

That on Friday the Bth of July next, they will he readi to re-
ceive tenders ill writing (sealed up) and treat for Six Hundred Chal-
drons of PITT's TANFIELD MOOR, LADY SIMPSON's
or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS (full pay) to be delivered in
entire Cargoes, into His Me.jesty's Victualling Stores at Dept-
ford, in the proportions and by the periods undermentioned, viz.
200 ChuHrons on or before the 19th of Au'ust next.
COO :Ditto ' Ditto :31st Ditto
"'1196 " Ditto I.4th of September next.

. .
And. to,be paid for by bills, pafable with interest 90 days after
date.

The Cenlitions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No reTard will le 14 to any Tcnd:r is which the pia shall iint it
porefled in words at length, or that shall not be adiverett to Me Beard
before One o'Cluk on Me said fridsy the Bth of Jay aext, nor unless
the Person who males the Meier, or 101Itt Pa-tattoo his behalf, attends to
ansiver when called Pr.

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London, England, 1808-04-02

ASSESSED TAXES AND GAME DUTIES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in
a committee of Ways and Means, rose, pursuant to no-
tice, to propose that the Game Duties should be taken
out of the Stamp Department,and collected in the same
way as -the Assessed Taxes. The ground stated was
the notoriety of evasions that took place in the pre-
sent way of collecting the Game Duties. These could
much more easily be prevented by the proposed mode
of collection, as the Collectors of the assessed taxes
would readily observe in the different districts who
were liable to the duty, and who not. While it was
thought right to collect these duties at all, it was
proper that it should be done with as much imparti-
ality as possible. The provisions of the Bill would
become the object of attention much more properly
when it came before the House, than at present. He
Mentioned one or two, however, which were, that the
receipt granted by any subordinate collector of the as-
sessed taxes, should be a warrant to the Collector-Ge-
neral of the district to grant the certificate, which would
remove the inconvenience at present felt by Gentlemen
at a distance from the county towns in procuring their I
certificates—and that snipes and woodcocks should '
come under the description of game. The reason of
the latter provision was, that many evaded the tax
under the pretence of being only engaged in shooting
snipes and woodcocks. He also meant to propose a
resolution for consolidating the -10 per cent. upon I
the whole of the assessed taxes, imposed in 1806, with I
the rest of the assessed taxes, in order to get rid of
the fractional payments. He also intended to pre- I
pose an addition of 1-50th, or 2 per cent, on the
whole of the assessed taxes (R5,500,000)1 which
would yield £llO,OOO. But in order to keep clear of ;
the fractional payments here also, he proposed, that
in those below a certain intege,r below the fraction I
should be taken, and in the higher sate the integer
above the fraction ; which would reduce the estimate
to et 10,7000 ca.'). For instance, with respect to a
house with ...ix windows, &c. taxed at 6s. 74. way
6s. 6d. was to be levied, and so with regard to see-
wants, according to their number. He concluded I
•
with moving resolutions to the above effect.
Mr. QALVERT approved of traosferring the col-
lection of the game duties in the manner proposed,
and expressed his hope that some easy process would
be devised. fur coirectlag surcharges in the asso,ssed
London, England, 1808-04-02

F
S

EXCISE-OFFICE, Mira 26, 1809.
Nova is hereby given, That on the 4th day of
Arg Degt, at Three o'Clock in the Aft:moon, in pur-
oei direction from the Right Honourable the Lords Com-
. dKa Majesty's Treasury, Three Hundred Puncheons
opoN GENEVA, which have been condemned, and, by
I:0ti0C nude up to -the usual imp4rt strength, will be put
ggebi Public Auction, at the Chief Office of Excise, in
In Lots of Ave Puncheons each, and at four shillings
070-000 pee gallon, excluder of the Duties of Excise 11114.
,vtifes. No Lot to be sold, unless an advance be made on that
..14-adi deposit of ‘6O fur each Lot to be ireaNediately paid.
rjotio of the Receiver General of the Exist* ; and also en
71,0000 that no less a quantity than an ertire Lot be deli-
... Donate, and that the whole be cleared on payment of
aedet of the purchase money, and the full Duties of Eg.
cows, within six mouths after the day of sale ; with
°LAO% conditions as shall be produced on that Day.
7434.- nny be had, and samples seen and tasted at the
gins pro days maims to the sale.
„work! a the rommiasionen

of Excise.
London, England, 1808-04-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Sheriff of London presented a petition against the Vaux-
hall Bridge Bill, and one against the granting of Offices in Rcver-
. .

sion.-6-rderedto he on the taSle.

. _
The Chzirinan of the Sussex Election Committee reported,
that Mr. Fuller had been declared duly elected, and that the Pe-
tition of Colonel Sergison was neither frivolous nor vexatious.
The Bakers' Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be
committed up-stairs.
Mr. ASHLEY COOPER presented an estimate of the pay and
clothing of the artillery.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Sir A. WELLESLEY gave notice of a motion on Monday for
leave to bring in a Bill for amending the act relative to the collect-
ing the proceeds of forfeited recognizances in Ireland.
The Reversion Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be
committed on Tuesday next, and to be printed.
London, England, 1808-04-02

CITY PETITION.

The Duke of NORFOLK presented a petition from the Cor-
poration of the City of Landon (as voted in the Common Coun-
cil the preceding day) expressing their regret at the rejection of
the Reversionary Place Prohibition Bill; and hoping that such
measures would be pursued as might tend to reform and economy
in the public expenditure. His Grace observed, that he had pe
culiar satisfaction in acquainting their Lordships that this petition
hid been unanimously agreed to at one of the most numerous
meetings ever held, of that respectable body; and he had the
farther pleasure of underjtanding, that a Bill would be brought
before their Lordships in a few days, which would, to a consi-
derable degree, correspond with the views of the petitioners.
The petition was then read and srdered to lie on the table.
The Sheriffs, the newsy Chief Remembrancer, Mr. Waith-
man, and some other Meisbers of the Common Council, attended
below the bar while the petition was presented.
COTTON WOOL PROHIBITION BILL.
On the Order of the Day for the second reading of this Bill
being read,
The Earl of LAUDERDALE protested in strong terms against
it, but reserved his opinion till it should be discussed at some
further stage of the proceeding.—Ordered to be committed on
Monday.
London, England, 1808-04-02

BARK BILL.

The Order of the Day for the second reading of the lesuitsßark
Exportation Prohibition Bill, being read,
The Earl of DARNLEY, in like manner, declared his deter-
mination of opposing this Bill in all its stages.—Ordered to be
committed on Monday.—After some further routine business, the
House adjournediuntil Monday.
London, England, 1808-06-06

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'Phis day was published,
A New Fdition, with New Maps, .2mit. price Ls. boards,
'THE NEW GEOGRAPHt for YOUT:-I :
-1- Description of the Empires, Kinrilunts, States, and Coio-
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including the Ncw Discoveries. Also a short but satisfactory
Account of their Political History, brought down to the present
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'enis day was putalisbed,
A New Fin:ion, in Roy-418mo. with<tics, price 4s. boards,

A NARRATIVE clf the EXTRAORDINARY
ADVI-INTUREs, and SidLrings by Shipwreck and impri-
sonment, of 1)0N.k1.0 CAMPBELL, Esq. of Barbreck ; with
the singular Humours of his Tartar Guide, liassa:t ArtAZ ; com-
p-Wog the Occurrences of Four Years ana live Days, in an °ye:-
land Journey to India. Faithfully extracted from Captain Camp-
has" Letters to his son."
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Rees, and Orme; J. Harris; J. Walker; and Black, Parry, and
Kingsbury.
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LEGHORN, MARCH 14L

An official letter from Palermo, of the 19th cf Fe-
bruary, states, that the Court has ordered all Daui,h
ships to be sequestrated, and the rudders taken out,
after the necessary search had been made, The mas•
ters and crew obtaincLi leave to etme on thole. The
former were left at liberty, and the latter sent to ti e
Citadel. The Danish Consul, basin:* iuquirel into
the cause of this pmceeding, received for ausw. r that
it was found necessary to adopt the meastve •.gainst
the Danes, ea ac.ccrmt of their being in alliance with
k rams.