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London, England, 1807-04-06

DEAL, APRIL 4.

Arrived the Cheerful cutter, from the Nore, and
failed through for Portfinouth ; Hope Eaff India
Chip, from the River, with a number of merchant
veffels, which failed through for Portfmouth ; Dept-
ford lighter, from Deptford, with flares for the naval
yard here ; Ranger navy tranfport, from Woolwich ;
IC6NGAIteIO (loop, frum a cruize off Boulogne.—
Sailed the NAMUR and 01.10 N, of 74 guns ; and
Verrat. frigate, for Yarmouth; and Bafilific gun brig,
on a cruize off the coati of France.

APRIL 5.—Arrived the Rssispaca frigate, from
Portfmouth ; Pelter gun brig, with a convoy from
Ireland, which has failed through for the River ;
Surat Caine Eat India (hip, from the River; Tickler
gun brig, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed the
Minx gun brig, on a cruize off °fiend.
Paned the back of the Goodwin (ands, yefterday
evening, the Earl Camden, and the Coots Eaft In-
diaman, for Portfmouth. The Explofion bomb has
a fignal flying for a convoy to the weftward.—Wind
W. S. W.
London, England, 1807-04-06

YARMOUTH, APRIL S.

This day failed the SWIFT floop of war, with her
convoy for Tonningen. Sailed the CENSOR gun brig
on a cruize. Arrived the following [hips to join the
North-Sea fquadron, viz. Oaroa, Miaow. ua, NAMUR.
A Packet, another Ship of the Line, and a Frigate,
have now anchored, but cannot learn their names.—
The North-Sea fquadron is expeded to exceed 20 rail
of the line in a few days; report Rates an expediti9n
is intended for the Baltic. Remain with the above
(hips, Majeltic, Rcebnck, Agincourt, Nafrau, and
Forrener floop of war.—The Supply, D. DACON,
from London to Scotland, is put into this port with
lofs of anchors and cables—Wind S.W. frefh breeze.
London, England, 1807-04-06

DT!D.
On Taftlay morning, M her houfe at Clifton, in the 62d year of
her age, molt fincerely and defervedly lamented by her family and
friends, Mrs. Vaffal, relict of John Vaffal, Efq. of the Crefeent,
Bath, and Chatley Lodge, Somerfetfitire.
Lately, at her houfe in Glafgow, aged Es, Mifs Jane Pollock,
only forviving filter, and foie beirefs, of the late Sir Robert Pol-
lock, of Pollock, Bart in the county of Ren'rew. Her extentive
fortune, the 'Rate of Pollock, is fiddly entailed upon her neareft
female relative, Robina Pollock, niece of the Paid Sir Robert Pol-
lock, and relict of the late Sir Hew Crawfurd, of Jordan bill, Bart.
and mother to Sir Robert Crawford. Her ladyelip is now, iu her
own perfon, foie reprefentative and heirefs of that very ancient and
refpedable family; and mutt add the name and bear the arms of
Pollock.
On Thurfday night, at her mother's houfe, in Harley-ftreet, iii
the 22. th year of her age, the Honourable MIA Anne Rodney.
youngeft daughter of Lady Rodney, and fitter to the prefent Lord
Rodney.
On Thurfday, at Chichefter, in the 75th year of her age, Lady
Vifcountefii [Afford, Mid of Lord Chancellor Lifford, of Ireland,
and mother of Lieutenant-General Hewitt.
London, England, 1807-04-06

TO THE PROPRIETOR': OF EAST-INDIA STOCK
LADIES ANT) GENTLEMLN,
'F'HE Encouragement which I have experienced
-g- on my Canvas, has confirmed my refulution to ptoceed to
the Ballot, which takes place on the Bth inftant ; that encou-
ragement is the more grateful I.nd flattering to me, as it is en-
tirely gratuitous on your part. Founded upon the opinion which
you w. re pleated to entertain of my public conduet, my confidence
cannot be shaken by the counter cl lints which private influence
may make upon your patronage; I am perfuaded, that your zeal
in my behalf, on the day of Ballot, will be as prompt as it has been
generous; and, 1 trust, I may as lately affure you, that if my ex-
ertions be called forth in the diftingudhed office to which I afpire,
they will he directed by the fame fyirit, for which they bay: in
farmer services been honoured by your approbation.

.:r

I have the honour to bc -
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful ai .1 obedient G rvant,
• " JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN.
Harley MCC, April 4, !Roy.
Llentenanc- Colonel BAN N ER bIAN'S Committee will meet every
day, from twelve to four o'clock, at the King', Head Tavern, in
the Poultry, where any friendly communications will be gratefully
received.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAS T-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN)

AT the fu;.!geition of many refpeoahle Friends, I
profurned to addref you, in December lan. I have, once,
had the honour of paying my rcfpeets perfnnally to many of you :
and, in confequence of the generally favourable reception I have
experienced. I am encouraged again to fclicit your votes and inte•
reft, on the fiat v:cancy which may happen after the General Lice-
tion of the Bth inftant.

The greatefl part of my life has been devoted to your military
fe►vice abroad, which will I truft:be a reenmmei•dation to your
favour ; and, fhould I be fo flrtunate as to attain the ohjcd of my
ambition, a feat in the direction of your affairs, the experience and
local knowledge I have acquired in India than, to tbe belt of my
ability, be exerted, in the difcharge of the important duties of that
Ration. I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obeli. nt C•rvant,
JOHN BLADLN TAYLOR.
Beaumont-ftreet, April 4, 1807.
London, England, 1807-04-06

TRANSLATION.

The underfigmd Miuirter Pleripotrntiary from his Nra"::.fty the
King of Sweden, has juft received t tr:Lrs front his Court, to ac-
quaint his Britarmic Majefly's Miniltry. that in m-dcr to protect
the Commerce of the Baltic, and for other military reafons, his
Majefty has judged it indifvenfahlt to cattle the mouth attic Rivcr
Peene to be blockaded by a fofficiro- force in the molt rigorous
manner, fo as to prevent any v, goirg to Anc:;rn, Wol-
gaft, Stettin. &c. or from c,,t4:ir tr En any of thole ports ; and
that therefore the mouth ittvcr l',ene is, ar.d mutt be con-
tittered from this time, as bein in a gate of blc..ckz.dc.
In acquiring bimfelf of Order, the underfigned bRs the
honour to affure his ExccUer.cy Mr. Canning, of the lemime,ts of
bis high confideration. (-1;1h4) G. M. REIiAUSEN
Piccadilly, April 3, iSz,7.
London, England, 1807-04-06

GREENOCK, APRIL 3.

The Fame, Reid, arrived this morning from Tri-
nidad after a paffage 0153 days. On the night of the
t ith January a French hoop of war bore down and
fired feveral rounds ; but on finding this hard encoun-
ter too heavy metal, the made off ; the day follow-
ing, to the leeward of Guadaloupe, fell in with
a Spanifh fchooner and received a volley of fmall
arms from her, when the Fame returned a fcw fhot,
and obliged her to Cheer off. The Elizabeth, *Gre-
gor, was left loading for Clyde and expelled to fail in
ten days. Spoke on the sth ult. in lat. 44. 45. long.
41. 30. W. the Ocean, Malcolm, from Charletlon for
this port, out 17 days. Came pafrenger, Robert Pcf
coe, Eiq. one of Miranda's Lieutenants.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain J. Mudge Is appointed to the (teen Charlotte packet.
Captain N. Bligh to the Nodton ditto.
Lieutenant Charles Boyes to the Corfo.
Lieutenant Pike to the 'Conant.
Lieuteant Mank it to the Cot Tack.

DISTRIBUTION Or PRIZE MONEY.
The Acute, Ll' CAC. Anna Maria. captured Dee-mher 4, 1805,
will be paid at No az, Arundel•ftreet, Strand, on I hurfday nett,
and recalled at the fame pl .ce for three mouths
The Femur, for the Dogger Johanna, captured Augtuft a, 1805,
and the Altrea captured July ao, 1804. will be paid at Sheernefs ;
and recalled at No via, Arundel ftreet, for three months.
The Clinker, for the Stx..Born, captured rthruary 20 406,
and Jung Elizabeth Sophi, captured March 6, 1806, will be paid
on her arrival; and recalled on Wednefdays and nidays, rot
three months, at Mr. March's Office, in Gofport.
The Hardy, for the Minerva, captured May 19 T 8 6, %vac paid
on board this day; and will be recalled at No 28, High &eat,
Portfmoutb, every Monday and Thurfday for three months

Yeaerday the packets by the Sarah Chrilliana,
arrived at the Ealt-India Houle, from Falmouth,
where that Ihip put in by contrary winds; the private
letters it is expe!Led will be delivered from the Poft-
Office this evening.
By the Panther arrived at Bengal we learn that an
American !hip called the Elf. x, Captain CRANE, of
Salem, had been cut off near the Ifland of Comorin,
by an Arah fhip (formerly the Pigeon, commanded
by Captain BARBER) belonging to SkYD Hester
ABEL., The Captain and crew were murdered and
thrown overboaid, the fhip dettroyed, an .1 fpecie on
board her, Chid• to am, tint to 200,000 dorars, taken
by the Arabs. It is reported that the Arab fhip is
armed with i 8 long 12 pounders .and about 200
men.
Tile Vigilant, French privateer, Captain JULIAN,
had .captured in the Red Sea a very rich (hip belong-
ing to the Nawaub of Surat, anLi difpatched her to
the Iffe of France.
London, England, 1807-04-06

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 5.

Arrived the Jupiter tranfport, Captain FeETHAM,
from Guernfey, after being on fhore ; Orlando, JACK.
SON, and the Coffee Planter, GRAHAM, from Lon-
don, bound to the Weft Indies.—Wind N.W.

SCILLY, MARCH 3T.

Put in a few days fence and failed this day with a
free wind at N. W. the Sarah Chrifliana EaR India-
man, Mumma, under convoy of the ALcstame,
laft from Cork ; alfo from Surinam the (hip Duckia.
field, DUNBAR. Something moR uncommonly for-
tunate has attended this (hip which carries 5o hands,
neither on the outward-bound voyage, in that fickly
part of the world, or on their homeward.bound
voyage, has the (hip IoR one tingle man, and the
whole crew now perfeCtly healthy. A number of
other veffels from Ireland, tranfports from the fleet,
and coaßers bound to the Eaftward, have alfo failed
from the different harbours.
London, England, 1807-04-06

DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 3.

Baron RsuattsEN, his Swedifh Majefly's Minifler
Plenipotentiary at this Court. has this day delivered
to the Right Honourable GEORGE CANNING. his
Majefly's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, a Note, of which the followiog is a tract-
Nation, announcing the Blockade of the River Peelle,
by the naval force of his Swedifh Majelly.
London, England, 1807-04-06

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S CrAZETI'E.

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the ill of
April, tgo.y.—Prefent, the KING'S Moll Excellent
Majefly in Council.

His MAJESTY, in Council, was this day gracionfly phfsfed to
deliver the Great Seal to the Right Honourable plc.: Lord
ELooN, whereupon the oath of Lord High Chancellor of Great
Britain was, by his Majefty'; command, adminiftered to his Lord.
Blip, and his Lordfhip took iris place at. the Board accordingly.
This day his Grace CHARLES Duke of RICHMOND and LeNnx
was, by his %Ls.TesTy's co-ntnand, (worn of his Mai. ay's MoR
Honourable Privy Council, and wok his place at the Board ac-
cordingly.

His IVIAt [STY, in Council. was this day pleated to declare bis
Grace CHARLES Duke of RICHMOND and Lewes Lieutenant-
General and General- Governor of that part of the UnitctiKingdoza
called Ireland.
London, England, 1807-04-06

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF BOOKS.

THE Public arc refpeetfolly informed, that from
and after the ift day of May next, the OCTAVO EDI-
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GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA from Nine Shillings to Ten Shil-
lings; or the complete Work from Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings
to Six Guineas.—"t hefe Advances take place in Confsquence of
the unavoidable Excels of the Quantity of the two Works, above
what was originally contemplated.—Till after the aft of May they
will continue to be fold at the original Prices.
Bridge-It reet , March 14, 1807.

This day were publifhed, in Oetavo, price 55. fewed,
OBSERVATIONS on the ADVANTAGES and
PRACTICABILITY of MAKING TUNNELS under
NAVIGABLE RIVERS, particularly applicable to the propofed
Tu,•nel under the Forth, with an Appendix, containing Reports
of Surveys, and Opinions of Engineers, relative to this Under-
taking. Illultrated with a Stain!' and Maps
By JAMES MILLAR, M. D. F. S. A. S.and
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TO THE LOVERS OF THE ARTS.
This day was publiffied,
Ornamented with 36 Engravings by erainentArtills,aftcr etchings
taken from the original Pietures, No 1,2, and 3. price 4s each,
in (Mayo, and 7s 6d. in nuarto, to he continued Monthly. of
1E HISTORIC G ALLEM' of PORTRAITS
I- and PAINT INGS, containing Portraits of the moft celebrat-
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knelt Bpccimens of the Arts, Ancient and croaern.
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Francis I.—l lenry IV.—Catherine ll.—Frederick the Great—
Leo X.—Earl of Chatham—Eralmus—Petrarch.
Death of the Virgin Mary, by - Caravaggio.
Defeent from the eras Ruben..
Finding of Mores Pouffin.
Death of Socrates , David.

No IT . cnn•ains,

... ....... .......
Gußavus 111 —Clement XlV.—Raynal—Madam de Makite-
noo--Barbaruffa—Maehiavelli—Rubeus—St. Leo.
Rafurreetion of Lizarug, by - Jouvenet.
Ulyffra, learus,and Penelope . Gaither.
Chrilt carried to the Tomb - Caray.ggio.
The Death of Raphael Monfiau.
-
No. lit. contains.

Game Adolphus—flembo—Haller—Madame de Sevigne—
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The Reconciliation of Mary•de-Medici with her Son, Rubcns.
Rebecca and Eliezer P. V eroncfe.
Bonaparte crofling the Alps - David.
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fubjeets in their poffeffion to be engraved from, there will not be
the leaft delay in the regular Monthly Publication.
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This day was publlibcd,
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'TABLES OF SIMPLE INTEREST; and of
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Q2arto,

-r H E HISTORY of the WORLD, from the
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THEATRE of ANATOMY.
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THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES on
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will
commence on Saturday the 6th of June. at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon, and will be continued on Monday the Bth, and every fub-
fequent morning at feven, Sundays excepted, by Mr. HROORES,
Anatomical Converzationes will be held weekly, when the dif-
ferent Chilleds treated of will he difeulTed familiarly, and the flu-
denu. aims forwarded To thcce none but pupils can be admitted.
Spacious apartment., thoroughly ventilated, and replete with
every convenience, will be open from five o'clock in the mornin?,
till four in the afternoon, for the purpofe of diffecrting and injedlinr,
where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, and demon-
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year 1782 ; the account of which was delivered to the Royal
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been fo far improved, that the florid colour of the Mufcles is pre•
(erred, and even heightened. Pupils may be accommodated in the
houfe Gentlemen eftablifhed in Pradlice, defirous of renewing
their Anatomical Knowledge, may be accommodated with an
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SECOND BATTALION POMPADOURS.
NULLI SECUNDUS.
•
THE very numerous applications to be incorpo-
rated Into this fine Battalion, which have lately been, and
fill continue to be modes, by high fpirited Young Men, who pre-
fer the honours and glories of a Military Life, to the dull famenefs
of Trade, induce the Advertifer to offer an opportunity that may
never again occur to afpiring Heroes, of making their fortunes.
The Battalion Is now under orders of embarkation for the Eaft
Indies, that Land of Gold and Diamonds.

Come then, ye enterprising Gentlemen, who have no legal im-
pediments, and offer yourfelves at the Head quarters of the Pom-
padours, Newport, Me of Wight, any time before the Loh of this
month «June z,1807.
London, England, 1807-06-02

To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and other FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.
GCNTLIMIN,
`HIS day has gratified my warmeft willies, by
.11- placing me in the proud Quation to which my ambition
afpired.—When I confider the unequivocal manner in which the
great majority of. Freeholders have been pleated to ezprefs their
favourable difrfition towards me, it is impolfihie that my heart
*Mild rot give way to the livelieft emotions of gratitude.
Gentlemen, it will be city anxious degre by a aria attention to
your local ii.tercils, and above all by an honourable and indepen-
dent conduet in Parliantent, to endeavour to merit the continuance
of your friendlhip and elleem.
I have the honour to he Gentlemen, •
With the greateft rcfpc&, your devotedferrant,
Lthettin, MayBo, 1807. CHAS. A. PELHAM.

FOREIGN 11v7ELLIGENCE.

DREWENG, APRIL d.

The different diflocations and marches and coun-
termarches of the French troops, have induced a be-
lie f that frefh troops have arrived ; but in the whole
circle from Guttfladt to Oflerode, Eylau, Liebmuhle,
Holland, and Liebfladt, with the exception of 400
Italians, who have entered Guttiladt, and a Regi
ment from the corps of Marthal Mortier which have
joined the corps of Soult at Eldit, no one knows any
th►ng of any frefh arrival of troops. Three thoufand
confcripts, it is faid, are on their march, but they
have not yet arrived.
London, England, 1807-06-02

ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA,

May t 2, tBO7.
.YQUCH-Perfons as are willing to fupply this inflittl-
yl4 don with CANDLES, and fuch quantities of NEWCASTLE
Apom., called Wall's end Coil, neceffary for its eonfumption, and
ois null from time to time be demanded, between the itch June
•vt, and the nsth of June following. will give in their Propofala
"19 writing to the Commandant at his Office, on or before the toth
of June, where particulars of the contracts may be bad.

PHII.ANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION.
May 29,
-rHE Proprietors are requelled to addrefs all Let.
ten or Communizations to Reseal PROWIL T, Caster to
•he Inftitution, No. 44. Lticelter-fquare. London.
By order of the Diredlors, ROBERT PRO WETT.
They are at the fame time informed, that a Gemral Meeting of
the Proprietors is called by the Diredtors, to be held at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, London, on Thurfday the rilth
of June next on bus ..Js of the utmolt importance to the welfare
of the Institution.

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Tht Cli dr to be taken at One o'Cloek precirely.

THE EDINEUEbH REVIEW, No. XIX. is
jolt publiihed.
Printed for Archibald Condable and Cn. Edinburgh; and John
Murray, Fleet-itrect, London. It is fold alio by every other
Bookfiller in Town and Country.

This day was publifbed,
In Five urge Volumes Odlava, price 31.
A SYSTEM (4.CHEMISTRY. By THOMAS
THOMSON, M. D. F. R. S. E.
The Third Edition, greatly altered and enlarged.
Printed for Bell and Bradfute, and E. Balfour, Edinburgh; and
John Murray, Fleet•@rsct, London.
London, England, 1807-06-02

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Conti of
4. Chancery, made to a Conk " Thomas and others againft
s and others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of
asin' JO N es, late of Fonmon Cattle, in the County of Gla-
Morgan, Efq. are, on or before the 24th day of June next, to
erne in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Efq. one of
die Matters of the Paid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; or, in default thereof, they
CH be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the Paid Decree.
May S. 18-)7. CIiARI.F.S BROWN,
Solicitor for the Comptaicants.

1) ALPII WEDGWOOD, the Inventor, Patentee,
and Manufadurer of the Stylnraphie Manifoldwriter, fin-
early thanks tis diftinguithyd Patrol's, and informs them and the
Public, nt hit having op, ned a houfe for a cupid', of the Apparatus,
Ishultfaie aadretail, at No 328, Oxford-ftreet, London.

Vihilit this invention has been approved by their Majellics and
loyal Family, patrotiffed by Foreign Potentates and Amhara-
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BANKS OF THE VISTULA, APRIL a 6.

Of the numerous confcripts expeeled to join the
French army, only between 3 and 4000 have as yet
arrived, which have been diftributed among the dif-
ferent regiments. The greater part of them are little
other than boys, and they all exprefs the greateft
fatisfatlion at the war. Of the other reinforcements
nobody knows any thing, though the greateil pains
are taken to keep up the fpirits of the troops, by con-
tinual report that their arrival may be expeaed im-
mediately.
London, England, 1807-06-02

TUESDAY, JUNE t, 1807

SQUA.
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LOWER ELBE, MAY a 6.

By a Courier Extraordinary, which arrived this
morning, we received advice that the city of Dant-
zic continued to hold out on the 17th. Many of the
houfes in the city, but very few of the defences of
the place, had fuffered horn the bombardment. The
befiegers and befieged proceeded with the greateff
caution. Great apprehenfion was occafioned in the
city by. the French having got poffeffion of one of the
holms in the Viiiula, on which they were treeing
batteries. ft was fuppofed a general fortie would be
made for the recovery of this holm. It was known
in the city, on the 13th, that t t,OOO Ruffians had
landed on the Nehrung, but the French had alfo
received confiderable reinforcements on that fide.—
Count Kalkreuth having, in a proclamation to the
inhabitants, expreffed his regret for the hardfhips
which they were fuffering, a Deputation of the
Burghers waited upon him, with an addrefs of thanks,
and intreated that he would defend the place to the
lati extremity.
By accounts received from Cuxhaven, it appears
that a rencontre has taken place between the Englifh
and Dutch. It is not poffible to come at the truth.
Some accounts fay that the Englith landed a fmall
party, who retired on feting the Dutch ; others,
however, fay that the Englifh being laned, the
Dutch pretended they would defert, and having thus
thrown the Englifh off their guard, attacked them
unawares, killed 60, and burnt their boat. _ ,

Reports have been circulated there two days of a
great•battle, but as it thould feem without any good
foundation. The communication with Swedifh Po-
merania being wholly broken off, we brie no authen-
tic news from thence.

ELSIWEUR, MAY 23. •
It is firongly reported here that the French have
railed the liege of Dant zit, and drawn off their troops
to join the grand army. There feems reafon to be-
lieve that this report is well founded. A fhort time
will thew whether this event will halters the grand
battle which is expeEted. and the refult of which mull
be fo interetting to all Europe.
London, England, 1807-06-02

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William Omits, and Mr. Roger RadiWe, of Havana= afore-
raid.
London, England, 1807-06-02

FOR SALE.
At the London Inn. Plymouth, on Tuerday, the 9th of June intl.
at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon,
I'HE handforne fall-failing Brig AUSTERLITZ.
DIMENSIONS,

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Breadth . 26 3
Admeafures - -27 t 57 94 Tons.
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required, being a remarkably fail failing brig—the might proceed
to lea immediately, being in want of nothing but provifions. A
Prize to his Majefty's Chip of war Eat ERA en, commanded by F.
L MAITLAND, Efq now lying in Hamoaze, and there to be de-
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STORES of the laid Wird.
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previous to the fate to Metre... Oretnanney and Druce, London ;
Edward Lynn, Efq. Plymouth : or at the Counting.houfe of
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London, England, 1807-06-02

VUMBER 57251

CONTRACT.
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•
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on applir-ation at the above-mentioned. Office.
London, England, 1807-06-02

FOR
RIIEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILELAINS, &c.
DR STEERS'S OPODELDOC.
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fit altOitation in rheuniatifms, fpniMs, and Files; as alto in
CramPs, bridles, fpraius, burns, folds, Ire& cuts, and the fling of
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oetafioned by gun Riot wounds, and to refreth the legs and feet
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If tied in time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this
Mole it thould be diffolved and applied warm.
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London, England, 1807-06-02

BRAUNSBERG, APRIL 28.

On the 25th inflant all the troops of the enemy re-
ceived orders to hold therafelves in readioefs to make
a general advance, early in the morning of the 27th,
but at noon thefe orders were countermanded. Every
thing continues quiet, and probably will continue fo.
London, England, 1807-06-02

COPENHAGEN, MAY 29.

The PrufGan Major Generals Count Tauenzien,
and M. de Zaftrow.- have been advanced to the
rank of Lieutenant Generals ; and the latter is to
ferve under General. Blucher, who has been reward-
ed with the Order of the Black. Eagle. He has been
molt gracioufly received by his Sovereign. At his
fiat interview, the King Paid to him--1, I (hall never
forget your Cervices," and afterwards prefented him
to the Emperor Alexander, who received him with
the fame marked diftimilion. _

..._ __
According to letters from Koniglberg, dated the
sth 1011. General L'Ellocq has likewife been reward-
ed with the Order of the Black Eagle.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE a.
PRICE OF STOCKS rHis DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confoli, for money, 63164—for July 640—Ontnium
Exchequer Bills, 2s. 4s. pr.

Lafl night we received Come more Paris Journals,
to the date of the 27th ult. but their contents are no
way interefting.
The Captain of a Norway veffel which left PiDan
on the 13th Rates, that the Pruffians had been worfted
in feveral engagements on the Neht ung, and that
the French. by means of Pruilian veffels, which they
have taken, had obtained pacific-I of Pillau.

In the preceding columns we have given Tome far-
ther extradts from journals and private letters re-
ceived by the Gottenburgh Mail.
The Dutch papers contain an article, dated Vienna,
May 13, which fags—" The Court of Vienna is, in
particular, difplcafed with Lords HAWK RIMY and
CASTLEREAGH, who are now in authority, to whom
the publication of the notes and conferences exchan-
ged and held before the late war, is abfcribed."—
Other articles, dated from Vienna, have appeared in
the London papers, (lacing, that the change of Mini-
Dry has given great fatisfaCtion to the Au(Wan Ca-
binet. The one we believe to be of French, the other
of Engin manufacture ; and that neithei the one
nor the other have yet teen Vienna.

The private accounts are very contradieory refpec•
tiug Dautzic, which now occupies much of the public
attention. Some of thefe accounts (late that the
movements carried on, on the one hand to relieve
Dantzic, and on the other to force it to furrender,
had brought on a general engagement along the
whole line of the two armies. This fad is affected to
have reached Hamburgh before the !ail accounts
came away, but the refult of the battle was not
known. The fall is not improbable. Perhaps th
Ruffians, feeing no other chance of Caving Dantzick,
have chofen to rick a battle in the attempt to relieve
it. Indeed, it is generally thought, that ere this time
a battle has been fought.
It was allo reported latl night that the French had
railed the liege of Dantzic, in order to be prepared
for a general engagement. That report, however,
which comes by the Gnttenburgh Mail, is not of fo
late a date as the intelligence from Hufnm.

The American Papers Rate, that accounts had
been received there from Jamaica, which mentioned
that that Wand was blockaded by eight French fri-
gates. If fuels were the fae, we mould probably,
before this, ha•e received account. through a more
dits4 clmand,
London, England, 1807-06-02

HUSSEY Y. CHRIST'S.

Sir SAMUEL Ro I ewe, made a motion in this cafe, on behalf of
the Plaintiff, for an jojunettion to rfftrain the De'entlants, who
were affignees of a Mr. Hill, a bankrept, from proceeding to fell a
valuable Ihip and cargo, now under fcizurc in one of the King's
dock'', for a fraud committed by the Matter and Captain up n the
Revenue, in entering, as part of the fltip's cargo, fpermaceti oil, as
common oil, the former being fubjedt to higher duty thanithe latter.
There is a Memorial pending, and a fair profpedt of the fciz u re being
taken off. This cafe was Rated to be of great importance in itfelf,
and of great intereft to flap owners in general, as involving in it the
(latrine and law of liens, both in England and in foreign parts,
upon Chips for repairs and improvements during their voyage.—
'I he l'laintiff, an American Captain, bad a fpeeific contrail: with
Hill, the owner of the Ihtp, previous to Hill's bat.kraptcy, Ripulat-
ing that the Captain thould receive one third part of the net pro-
ceeds of the car-o, char of all dedudtiun. The veffel, during her
voyage, required repairs which the Captain pi...wed to be made
and paid tor. He therefore claimed a lien upon the ihip and cargo,
for his third part of the net pr• ceeds. and the repair. made both
at home and abroad, and rn..ved for a receiver. The Couple,
fur the Defendants contended that this was a new cafe, and that it
w.,s preps tly cogriz.sble by the Court of Admiralty, where the
rit iritinie and civil laws were belt underftood and pradifed; a
diftindtion was taken up as a ground of argument between legal
and equitsble liens, and between Englifh and maritime intet eft for
money, and silo between liens for repairs made in England and in
foreign parts—lreland.the Weft Indies, Jerky and Guernfey, in
this refpett. being conlidered foreign parts. The Lord Chancellor
at length declared, that this Court had jurifelldtion in this cafe, and
not the Court of Admiralty ; for that the Itgal lien was a pure
queftion of law, to be found by a Jury, under an iffue directed
item that Court, which the Admiral: y could not dire R, and as to
the equitable lien, it was to be governed by the civil law. He laid
it down, that repairs made in the river conflituitd no lien, but was
a contract with the owner, like repairs on a honk, and that in
fu h cafes there mutt he an exprefs contract, and notice given to
the owner; but that in equitable liens, no notice was neceffary,
for that any one making the ecceiNy repairs had a lien without
any notice, that for repairs made in foreign parts maritime intereft
was to beallowed ; and that the Captain, under certain forms, had
power. as agent for the owner, to hypothecate the (hip and cargo
for neceffary repits abroad, which Wa3 the foundation of hot-
twury bonds, or to create a lien without hypothecation in fuch
cafes, although uo other perfun had filch power. inftead of a..? in-
junaion and receiver, which the Coati was willing to grant, the
Plaintiff's Cuunfcl, however, accepted the offer made by the Al-
Sgriers, to give fecurity for all the Captain's claim, ou.tke talc of
the flip sod cargo.
London, England, 1807-06-02

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ORDNANCE OFFICE, April 27, 1807.
THE PRINC IPA L OFFi. ERN of Hit Majch'e
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or before Monday, the zith of May next, from fuch Perfon' as
, may be willing to undertake the performance of the undermen-
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The Supply of fuch Englith and Foreign Timber as may be
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noticed, unlefs the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf
mall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-04-30

CUUN ry FIKE-OFFICE.

AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB
SCRIBERS to the CO'TNTY FIRE-OFFICE, holden this
day, purfsant to public adsertifement,
SCROPE BERNARD, Elq. Kt P. in the Chair,
. The etabliffiment of the Office was taken into confidential,
and the following regulations among others, were refolved on
unanintoufly.
That the aCociation for a County Fire (durance, !hall camprifc
the Counties of
Bucas
BLpruao
Beats
HERTFORD
LETC/STER
LINCOLN

MIDDtRfRi
NORTHAMP rom
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OITOND
WART. ICH
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That in thole in:latices where applications for Shares, on the
first day of the opto ing of the Subleription exceeded the extent
propofed. the Subicriptions for above five Shares in one mune, be
fo reduced, as to admit all thofe applying at that time, to a Share
in the Proprictorth:p
That the ftrft instalment be paid into the hands of the Bankers
sprinted to receive the fame, on or before the t4th of May, of
which immediate notice (hall be given to the Subfcribers indivi
dually, and by advertifctnent in the provincial and principal
Londonblewfrapers._ _ _ _

That if the B;tt inftalment open any Sebfeription, be not paid
within liven days after the aforefaid 14th of May, fuch Subfcrip-
tion be crafed from the lift, and the Shares thereby refereed,
offered in preference to thofe Gentlemen who have applied fince
the Subfeription has doled.
SCROPE BERNARD, Chairman.
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MR. BtLSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN,
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They are fold feparately, for the accommodttion of former Pur-
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Volume of the new Edition of the Hittory, which, with thcfe Ap-
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