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London, England, 1807-01-21

ST AT E LOTTERY.

THE Firll-drawn Ticket in the prefent Lottery,
No. 24,40, entitled to so,e2ol.vras fold at Mcffrs. HAZARD,
Boat: s, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Half. one
(tinter. one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares.
Pickets and Sayre. (warranted undrawn) arx felling as above.
The fecoud Day of Drawing will Iso on Thorfday nevi. and on
the Monday following the Eirg-drawn Ticket will be entitled to
Ten Thoufand Pounds.

GRAND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING.
a - Prises of Lppoo c Prizes cif Lx,ooo
a aOpoo g -- Soo
I 10,000 39 ZOO
3 5,0c0 &a. &e. Ste.
SWIFT .and On. No. it, Poultry, and No. 12,
Charing.Crofs, have on Sale the Tickets and Shares, war.
ranted Undrawn. The above are the Capitals yet in the Wheel,
and the remsluing Days of Drawing are u follow :
Tharlday, Jan. sa Friday, Feb. 6
Monday, Jan. a 6 Monday, Feb. 9
Tuefday,
Feb.an zy Wednefday, Fab. ii
Wedncfday, F 4 Friday. Feb. t 3
And Saturday, Feb. 14.
London, England, 1807-01-21

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are rerpeelfully
informed, they may be, fupplied with Money to any amount,
on terms equal to mortgage, (coned on Freehold, Copyhold,
Lrdc-
hold Land or Huufes, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements,
Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other Property
Prelim of rrfpedtability may be fnpplied on their perfaual keuriry
only. Gentlemen will and every liberal accommodation, without
delay.—Application from tdrelve till two, or letters (pott paid) ad•
dread to Mara. Wills and Co. No. to, South-ftreet, Berkeley-
fquare.

11ROOKE and CO. No. 237, Piccadilly, refpea
4-1 fully acquaint the Public, that the Second Day of Drawing
will be To-MORROW, the lad inR. Tickets and Shares war-
radied Undrawn, may be had at the above Office the whole of the
Drawing. Bionic r and Co. have Sold Twenty-five shares of
°apical Prizes within the bit ten Months.
London, England, 1807-01-21

PATL.I/IMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. JAN. 20.
The new /Hemp of Oxro aID (D►. MA) was introduced with
the =untamed prelatical formalities. (warn, and took his feat.—
His Lordfhip's fupporters were the Difhops of Lusnwas and
Noawicm.

Previoully to the above proceeding, the Rifhop of Doa UMW
took the oaths and his feat, as did the Earl of LIIIEIIOI, one of
the Irifh Rtprefentative Peers.
Counfel were beard at fome length refpeeling the Appeal Carafe
from the Court of Chancery in Ireland, D'Aacr v. !arises and
others, namely, Mars. Adam and Stephens, on the part of the
Refpondents.
The LORD CMANCRLLOR, who kilned to have his mind trade
up u to the merits of the cafe did not deem it needfary to hear
the Counfel for the Appellant, the SOLICITOR GINKRAL and Mr
PowsLa moos, who were in attendance. He made a few remarks
honk to the cafe of this Appellant ; and under his impreffions
thereof, he laid he (tumid propofe that the Decree be affirmed,
with thelargeft amount of 'tufts which the rules of the Houk
would allow.

Lord RIDSSDALK made fome obfervstions on the leading cir-
cumllances of the cafe; and Teemed to concur in the conclulions
formed by the Noble and Learned Lord on the Woo Week
The Loan Cossecitttoa than moved, That the Decree made
by the Irith Court of Chancery in this Cafe,be affirmed, with 2031.
colts—which, on the queftion being put, was ordered accordingly.
The new Malt Duty Bill paired through a Committee of the
wholeHoufe, Lord WALSINGUAxi:in the Chair, and was rCpUrt-
ed without amendment.

On the Motion of the Loan CHANCILLOII, the Order which
Rood for to-morrow, for the further confideration of the Appeal
Cade, Clamley v. Lord Dunfany, was difchargad ; and a new
Order for raking the fame into confideration was appointed for
Monday next.—Ajounscd.
London, England, 1807-09-22

SCOTLAND.
UNIVERSITY OF Sl'. ANDREW'S.

AS young Gentlemen frnm England freqnently
come to the Univerfity of St. Andrew's at an improper time
if the year, public role* is hereby given, that the Clara of the
united College will begin to be taught the enfuing ScSoa of Col-
ley as follows. viz
On THURSDAY, OCT. Is, 11:7
Th- Public Humanity, or Latin Clefs. by Dr. Hunter.
The Public Greek Oafs, by Mr. H. Hill.
And on THURSDAY. NOV. s.
The Private Latin C 1.!., by Dr. Hunter.
The Private Greek Clare, by Mr. H. Hill.
The Logic and Rhetoric Clefs, by Mr. Jac Hunter.
The Moral Philnfopby Clafs by Mr. Cook
The Natural Philofophy Clafs, by Mr. M'Donald.
The Mathematical Clatrei, by Mr Haldane.
The Cieil Hißory C 1.!., by Dr Adaniron.
The Cfaffes of Anatomy and Medicine, Ay Dr. Flint.
N.B. In all the Scotch UniverStin there is but one Team
in the year ; and, in the Univeriity of St. Andrew's, that Term
commences about the actli of °dotter, and ends the beginning of
May. No Ledures are given during the Summer.
London, England, 1807-09-22

POSEN, APOT.TST 16

- -
Warfaw is to be garrifoned by lo,oco men, of the
corps of Marll.4 Davoofl. To-day a part of the
diviiion of dragoons of Grouchy, which were expec-
ted to remain on the Warta till Ot'obe►, began their
march. They take their route by Culirin.
It is faid that the cities cf Bourdeaux ands Lyons
have employed all their interell to ob►ain,that Frank-
fort may he declared a free trading town.
The milundertlanding between the Englith Cap-
tains and the Commandants of the P.-Arian ports in
the Adriatic increafes.
ORDER FOR THE PRUSSIAN OFFICERS TO LEAVE
London, England, 1807-09-22

DANTZIC.

" Dantric, Auguit
"Hi! Excellency the Governor Gcneral commands, that within
twenty-four hours after the publication of the preterit order, all
Pruffian Officerc of whatever rank, shall leave the city and terra•

tory of Dmitric,
" His Elcillency the Governor finds himfelf obliged to take
this rigorous meafure, in confequence of the indecent difeourfe
which the greater part. of tilde gentlemen permit theraclves to ufe
againft the French Government, as alto the falfe reports which
they endeavour to fpread, in order to difturb the confidence and
tranquillity of the peaceable inhabitan ts of the free city of Dam zic.
" Every Pruilian Officer who thatl not conform to the prefent
order, {hall be arieftcd and confined eight lags in prifon, and after-
wards conducted by a military guard out of the city of Daotzic,
en the Ede of Koningfberg.
- -

" It is thus that chore perfons deferve to be treated who have
only infolence and pride,
" Every inhabitant who (hall harbour a Pruffian Officer in his
boufe fhall be impriioned eight days•
_ .

" The Governor referves to hirraelf to except from this meafure
thofe PruffiAn Officers whole trangAlity and good condudt are
known to hiin.

1' The Pruffian Officer., before their departure. (hall receive di*
redione with regard to their route frem the Commandant Gene
ral of the place, who is charged wltrh the execution of the prefent
order. (Signed)
" RAPP, General of Divifion,
" Aid-de Camp of hie Majeßy the Emperor and
King, and Governor General of Dantzie."
WEIMAR, AUGUST at.

For Come days pall it has been pretty generally
rumoured throughout this Country that his Majefty
the Ernreror Napoleon will create a new ptincipa-
lity of Jena. That country had formerly its milli-
cular Dukes, of the branch of Saxe Eifenach. When
that branch became extine Jena was incorporated in
the Duchy of Weimar. The re•eftablifhment of that
Duchy would be a political and hiftorical monument
pf the ever memorable victory of the 14. th October,
18°6. This principality is faid to be deitined for one
of the moll diflinguilbed Marfloals of France. The
101 l which the Duke of Saxe Weimar would fuffer by
this ceflion would be richly cornpenfated by the
town and principality of Erfurt, which is to be ceded
to the Duke of Weimar. It is added that the Uni-
verfity of Jena will be richly endowed, will become
the fir ft academy of the Confederation of the Rhine,
and be placed under the fpecial proteetion of his Ma-
jetty the Emperor of the French ; the fuperior deter-
minations relative to this change arc looked for with
impatience.
It appears to be already determined, that the part
of Theiringia belonging to the King of Saxony
be ceded to the Duke if Saxe Gctha, who, in his
t,.rn, will cede to his Majefty the Duchy of Allem-
burg.—Publicife.
London, England, 1807-09-22

DREADFUL FIRE IN FLEET•STREET.

THERE ?re few cafes more calatnitons than an
boneft and induftrious tradcfman's being, In the tonrfe of a
fete moments, overwhelmed in dreadful ruin—to have his Reek
in trade, hi. houfehold turnstnet, his wearing apparel, and all his
comforts and rofpeds Its We cleftroyed by that albdevaltating
dement. Fire.

Prnbably no misfortUrte of this nature, that has met the public
eye, is more fraught with dire diftreis than the morn and memn•
ratie cafe of Mr. JAMES SWAN, Primer, Fleet-greet, who had
his exterfive Pi emifes, Stock of Frit,ting materials, and Dwelling
!ionic, deftroyed by the dreadful conflagration which happened
at midnight on the atth Anna. by which he is rendered Inca-
pable of cheering the declining moments of an aged mother-rof
lathing the furrows of as affeetionate wife, who was totally de-
ritnd of fight a few years finer—and of railing his funs and
daughters to that rank in fnclety, to which he fondly looked ft.r.
ward as the pleafing reward of his ardent labours, and the cheer •
prorpeel of his declining years.
The rerpeEtable charatter of Mr. SWAN, as an upright and in-
&Arius' Traderman, as a tbitiirl fon, a tender father, an affec-
tionate hiqband, and, in every point of view, as a perfon of the
ftrieleft hummer and integrity, are well known thrioughtnit an ea-
tenfive connexion, who, concerned at the calamity with which he
has been fo fuddenly afflicfied. would cheerfully contribute their
darts to re eftablifh hint again in the world--but it is not the in•
trtfettrecc of a limited nun her of friends which can effett fn lau-
dable a purport, his 143 amounting to about anon!. they there-
fore appeal. in his behalf, and nu the grounds which they have
already adduced, to the humanity and liberality of the tritifts pub •
Re, whore ardency and proniptnefs to relieve the victims of mg.
fortune have in fo many inftances immortalized their character.

Subfcriptions rccived at the Banking houfes of
lUDs. bourn, Thornton, Free, and Down, Bartholomew-hoe.
kers. gs and Sharp, Fleet them ; and
%Mfrs. HunnurCley and Co. Pall Mall.
THE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS:
iimt been received from the Proprietors of provincial Newfpapers
and Bookfellers in the Country, through the medium of Marts.
TATLER and Nawa ors. Warytick•fquare, London.
Fur Mr. SWAN .

)44.Tayler & Newton C.
5 0
Mr Rd. Walker, New-
tattle-upon-Tyne s s o
Mr. S Hodgfon, ditto 2 2 o
Meff. Charnley & Sox,
ditto
Mr. Thee. Reed, Sun-
derland
Metres Clarke and Co
Maachelter 3 3 0
/i Friend, ditto l t o
Mein". Chas Wheeler
sad
UelT. Wili Son,on di &
Srenc-
tto 5 o o
•
_York
Mr. E. Bartholornon, 5 5 0
ditto
11 0
1461.. G' Pemnek. ditto /'1 •
M L C Collins, Sa.
Rlitaty

X. s. J.
NtrW. Blarchar4, York. I 1 o
Ma litillow do Cow-

tan. Canterbury 3 3 0
Mr. M Svrinnty, Bir-
mingham 3 3 0
Mefirs. Stevenfon and

I 0 0

1 It 0

3 3 0

Matcher, Norwich .3 3 0
Mr ►i Mozlcy,Gaist

borough 1 2 0
Mears Nmcomb
anti Snn, Stamford i 1 0
Mr. R. Peck, Hall 1 1 0
Mr. J Diake,Maitißone I 1 0
Mr T. Craig, Nampt-
wick 1 o 0
Mr B Barry, Brian! 11 0
Mr. JobaWare, White-
haven 110
Mr. T. Coombe, Lei-
CAW a 0 10 6
London, England, 1807-09-22

FOREIGN lIVTELLIGENCk.

VAGUE, SEIrl EMBER 3.
On the scth of Augua an Englifh fligate landed
near Schevelingen ico Englah marauders; but the
inhabitants advanci.;g t meet them, they weir ob-
liged to return witn precipitation, except 14, who
were made prifoners.
London, England, 1807-09-22

DOVFR, SEPTEMBER u.

Sailed the fhip Tres Res Magner, Captain DES
SErros, of and for Oporto, laden with naval floret,
from St. Peterfburgh ; alto *the (hip Harriet, of Port-
land, Capt. Gear, from Liverpool, bound to Ton.-
ningen.—A bout so Sea Fencibles, belonging to this
place, have volunteered their fervices to go toCopen•
hagen, ro Ala in navigating the Danills navy to this
country ; and they were embarked this morning in
one of their boats, for the Downs, to go on board a
a frigate, bound to the Baltic.—Wind

LEITH, SEPTEMBER Ty.
Arrived in Leith Roads the Kirs (loop of war,
with the trade from the Baltic; alfo, two rAnifh
veffels detained by the above veflel. The Amaranthe
has likewife fent up the Leuifa Wilhelmina, (Dana)
and another laden with rye, from France. The Rover,
KING, from Onega, (in the White Sea) arrived at
Leith on Monday, loaded with plank and battens,
having performed her voyage from Clyde and baek to
Leith in to weeks. There has been no arrival from
Onega at Leith for many years.
London, England, 1807-09-22

THEATRE ROYAL, CO IV ENT GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER. 23,
Will be aped the Comedy of
WILD OATS.
Sri George Thunder, Mr. Weddy ; Roger, Mr. Lewis:
Harry, Mr. Brunton ; Banks, Mar. Murray ;
Jahn Dory, Mr. Emery ; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. Simmons;
Lady Amaranth, Mifs Norton,
(Being ber fecond appearance on this Rage.)
Jane, Mrs. Gibbs.
To which will be added the Mufteal Entertainment of
THE QUAKER.
Steady, Mr. Incledon ; Lubin, Mr. Taylor; Solomon, Mr. Ligon;
Gilian, Mifs Bolton ; Floretta, Mrs. Litton.
The Play of Cymbeline having teen received throughout with
the moll unbounded applaufe by a brilliant and overflowing au-
dience, will be repeated on Friday nest, with Paul and Virginia.

MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURE&
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, a COURSE of
LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will recom-
mence at No. 9, George-ftreet, Hanoverlquare, and at the ufaal
morning hours, berapeutics, at a quarter before eight—the
?make of PhyLe at half after eight—and the Cbembtry at a
quarter after nine, by GP DACE PEARSON, M. D. F.R.S. Se-
nior Phyfician to St. George's Hofpital, Member of the College of
l'hyficiarts Sce.
Clinical Leetum are given as nroal, nn the Patients of St.
George's Hofpital, every Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
ProPoreb to be had in George fifer, or at St. George's Hot-
pita].
London, England, 1807-09-22

DIED.

At St. Peterfburgh, the 12th ult. Mrs. Angerftein, in her 94th
year, mother of John Julius Angerftein, Efq.
Saturday Taft, at Brompton, in the 75th year of his age, Rear
Admiral John liohinfon, of Beaufort Buildings.
Earl Deloraine, in the 'at year of his age—His Lord!hip
having no male heir, his title becomes extinet.

SALES BY AUCTION.

STAFFORDSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATeS.

At the George Inn, in Leek, in the county of Stafford, on Satur-
day the 3d day of Odober, 1807, at Three o'Clock in the Af-
ternoon, together or in fuch Lots as lball be then fixed on and
fubjeet to inch Conditipns as (hall be then produced,
THE Fee Pimple and Inheritance of feveral MES-
-- SUAOSS, FARMS and TENEMENTS, conipritmg about
600 Acres, chiefly of very rich grazing limeitone Land—the
other parts capable of very great improvements, and morn), Tythe
Fret, at and near Mixonhay, in the parifb of Leek aforefaid, now
let'. four yearly Tenant!, and half a Pew, and a Sitting in Leek
Church, and a Pew and feveral Sittings in Oncott Chapel.

The Fftates are diftant about two miles from Leek, and fix
from Longurir, both market towns ; and from their being quire
comp.& are either as an entire eftate, or in Lots, well worthy the
attention of perfuns &Ikons of realizing.
Printed Particulars may be had, and Plans of the Eftares fern
at the offices of Marrs. Crufe Jones and Porter. in Leek aforcfaid,
and Mr. Tuwnfend, Staple Inn, London, by whom Letters (puft
paid) will be duly aufwered.
London, England, 1807-09-22

THEATRE OF ANATOMY. BLENHEIM STREET.
GR FAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES
9n ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, wilt
commence on Thurfday. the IR of Otober, at Two &Clock in
the Afternoon, by Mr. BROOKES,

burgeons in the Army and Navy may be Ailed in renewing
their Anatomical knowleds, and every poin:de attention will be
paid to their accommodation is well as inftrudtion.
Anatomical Convercationes will be held weekly, when the dif.
ferent fubjedis treated of will he dircuMid familiarly. and the Stu-
dents' views forwarded.--To tbefe nate but Pupils can be ad-
-1 Bitted.

Spacious apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and complete with
every convenience, are open in the morning. for the pnrpofesof
Diffeeting and I njell ing, when Mr. Brookes attends to diredtthe
Students, and demobittate the various parts as they appear on
Direetion.
Pupils may he accommodated in the Hoare—Gentlemen efta-
blifhed in Praaiee, deGrous of renewing their Anatomical Know-
ledge, may be accommodated with an Apartment to Dired in
privately.
be Summer Courfe is continued every Morning at Seven
o'Clock.
London, England, 1807-09-22

SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME.

I Prize If 4 20,000 is 4 wOOO
I ••••• 10,000 mm. 100303
S - 2,000 .. 5 POO
S- S 03 ...... 2,500
23 ISO 4...
2,000
20 .. SO IAOO
1,500 15 21,500

6,000 Tickets. 463,000
N. S. Pbtafe to &item the Firit-drawn Ticket on the Fifth
day of the Flat Lottery will be entitled to aoocol. leaving all the
other Capital Prizes both in the Principal and Supplementary Lot-
teries floating —TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB
and Co.

At their Lucky Lottery Offices, No. Er, HOLBORN. 37, CORN-
HILL, and 38, HAY MARKET.
_ _

Not two Blasks to a Prize, and the Prizes paid on demand.
GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE,
No Prize of Ids Value than Twenty Pounds.
STATE LOTTERY on the New Plan, begins
Drawing OCTOBER w, tBO7.
SCHEME.
a Priz• of Lon,ono Is £40,000
s 20,000 - 40,000
$ - 10,000 - 20,000
3 - :1000 - 5.000
S -
500 MEM 1.500
20 ICO '' SAOO

so ..". SO ••••11 2,500
1,000 15 ...m. 25,0c0
Prizes of Tickets in
6,c00 {the Supplementary/ zo each I`o,ooo
Lottery, worth
20,0701 idols.
___
____ _ . . _ ‘157.610

This day was publifhed, illultrated by a Maps, in One elegant
Volume, (mall Odtairo, Price Six Shillings in Hoards,
TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acrofs One
Continent of SOUTH A MER ICA, by PO fOSI to LIMA,
performed in the Year. 1790 and inr, being the lateft Travels
through thole Countries.

With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic
Deferlytions of all the Spanifh Po&Mons in South America,
drawn from the last and belt Authorities.
By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS,
formerly Dlredtor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and
late Direetor of the Mines and of the Proeefs of Amalgamation
in Peru.
Printed for Ricuaan Putt Airs, No. 6, Bridge•ftreet, Blackfriars,

and to be had of ail Bookfethrs.
, Of whom may alfn be had, The PR asevr SrATt of PZIU, is
One elegant Vslame, Quarto, cntbrildhcd with fwcnty coloired
Engravings, price aL ss. in boards.

MODERN FRANCE.
This day was pubillhed in two elegant Volumes, Foolfcap Odavo,
price Ten Shillings in Baards.
I`HE STATE of FRANCE doting the Yr.al' t Elot,
1803, 1804, 1805, awl i 8 6, e•ntaining parr:Mars of the
treatment of the EngUL Captive% and Obiervatlons on the Go-
'aliment, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter-
nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes infiltrative of
the Charader of the Chief of the French Government.

By W. T. WILLIAMS, Efq.
One if the Subjedts of Great Britain, detained by the French

Government ►in violation of the Law of civilized Nation,.
Printed for Reenaan PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge•fireut, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Bookietiers.
Of whom maybe had, juft puhlifhed,
An Account of the latd fifcape and Flight of Mrq. Set ?veto
SMITH, through Tyrol. Attftria, ,a Rad Poland to Rufus.
By the Marquis de SALVO, price ya. in boards.
London, England, 1807-09-22

ONE FIXED CAPITAL.

In proof of the Value of a SUPPLtiItNTAIT TIOILtT, I.
WARNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Supple-
mentary Ticket, and in proportion for every Share purchafed at
his or any other Lieenfed State' Lottery °See, or their Agents.
if brought for Sale on or before the 16th of November, 1807,
being Three Day. before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lot-
tery : after that time the Holders of every fuck Ticket or Share
not receiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in the Sup-
plementary Lottery, which begins Drawing the tpth November,
and contains the following Prizes:
t Prize of £soooo Is ,Csopoo
1 10,000 10,000
5 .- 1,000 - 5,000
5 - 500 5,500
SO •••• WO ...... SPOO

10 -
!,sOO OMB

SO - 1,000
IS Om= 23400

1.'52 Priem 463,000
ickets and Sherri are me Sale at J. WARN/ell Lieenfed Lot-
tery °thee, No. 16, Cornklll, facing the Royal Exchange.
Orders from the Country, containing Bank Notes, or Sort dated
Bills, will he treated the fame as if prefect.
N B. A liberal allowance to Country Agents, for ready Money.
J. W recommends an early Poecicafe, as be is well in-
formed Tic km and Simms will rife toefulorably.
London, England, 1807-09-22

VIENNA, AUGUST 25.

The marriage of our monarch with her Imperial
Ilightiefs the Princefs Mark Ileatrix, the ehleft
/laughter of the late Archduke Ferdinand of Milan,
determintd on, any will take place abttut the toth
of Ntivembkr next.
This Pr it-tcels is about 20 years of age. She has
already received the portrait of the Emperor, and
yeflerday, hill the day cf the Fete, the wore it
round her neck. On the fame day there W2r a
breakfaft at tl.e Imperial Palace, after which his Ma.
jelly prefented the Princefs with a rair of limed)
bracelets. A courier has been dill, itched to Rome
to übt.:in the difpencatinns requithe fur the marriage,
the Princefs Beatr ix being ccutio german to the Em-
peror.--11/initeur, Sept. 12.
London, England, 1807-01-26

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.
'I'O•MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 27,
will be acted the New Opera of
FALSE ALARMS ;
Or, MY COUSIN.
After which the Farce, called
THE HUMOURIST.
Tbb Evening—F*lre Alarms; with the Siege of Montgats.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

'TO•MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 27,
will be aged the Play of
THE TEMPEST.
To which will be added the New Pantoatune, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;

`This Evening—Ring Richard the Third ; with Mother Goo&
London, England, 1807-01-26

NAPLES, DEC. i 7.

Twelve hundred Calabrians, landed upon the
coall by the EngMb, are furrounded, and taken in
their intrenchments. Upon the requelt of feveral of
the French Officer*, the king has pardoned feveral
of them in confideration of the kind treatment which
the Officers received, from thcfe Calabrians four
months ago.
There is a rumour that the Ex-Miniaer Mtn is
dead, at Palermo.

VENICE, DEC. sr,
The Infpeaor General of our Marine, M. Benin,
has made the following publication On the 18th
;tlent a flotilla of armed thane's:, under the com-
mand of Captain P4olacci, attacked an Englifh
frigate of 44 gun% which lsy at anchor off the gland
of Grade, to the well ward of Trial. The frigate*
after a battle which failed feveral hours, took to
flight, and a fecond Englins frigate, as well as teas.
veral other armed veffels, which were in fight, threat-
ened to come to the affißance of the former, but were
prevented. The chips Rationed at Gmdo happened
the armed fhallops in the ableß manner, on this day,
fo glorious for the Italian navy." (The above is.the
anion lately faid to have been fought near Theft,
where the difcbarges of the guns were fo ffißinitly
heard."
London, England, 1807-01-26

PARIS, JANUARY r 4.

The Prince of Peace being confidered, by his mar-
riage. as related to the Royal Family, will in future
take the title of Highnefs, which bad not been given
him till now. This Prince married the lifter of
Cardinal de Bourbon, Archbifhnp of Toledo and
Seville. the legitimate daughter of an Infanta of
Spain.

Several Conferipte, we learn from Nice, have been
wandering about in the mountains, where they
thought they were in fecurity, but the Government
obferved them, and took meafitres to feize them alto.
gether ; this has now been Jetted, and the gent-
d'armerie took their ase,afures fo well, that the
whole of thefe young fugitives have been conduaed
to prifon.
The following prizes have arrived at the under-
mentioned ports
At IA Hogue, on the aftinitant. the &PR brig thefts:Am.
with a cargo of dry goods.
At Cherbourg, on the 4th, the Foglia brig the Wflham, of syo
tons, with a cargo of oil, tea, and aquavits, a prise to the Re•
ciproeite privateer.

Thebute day at Dual*, a Protium veal, bound to England,
with a largo of timber, tot thip•btdiding, from the No* a
prize to the Briars.
On the gtb, at Calais. the Zoe & brigs the Good Intent, of us
tons with a urge of cos* prise to the sad the Henry
and tans,
of 237 tow, laden trlth planks, tar, iron, and cordage,
a prize to the Revanche.

On the 4th, at Oared, the Eat bd Emit. of Ito teas,
Wen with hemp and boos a VW to the Rile. I

On the 4th. at Hulking. the East& SAN the Hdperne, of S 4
1 tone. laden with tar and tallow, a prise to the amoeba

LONDON.

MONDAY, JANUARY s 6.
PRIM OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM O'CLOCK.
Confab, 6*-bßedues4 641-osudssi 4 prom.

The influx of intelligence was fo great on Satur-
day, that, with all the diligence we were able to
exert, we could not pollibly afcertain the degree of
credit due to the various Itatements that reached us.
We fucceeded, lutirever, in laying before our Read.
ers not only an outline, but the general fubfLince of
the news received, and, in a fecond edition, were ena-
bled to announce that letters had been received front
Berlin and Stettin, at the Office of Lord Howie:,
Rating, that, after fighting three days, viz. the 27th,
28th, and 29th of December,

THE RIGHT WING OF THE FRENCI3
WAS TOTALLY DEFEATED,
WITH THE LOSS OF
FORTY THOUSAND MEN,
AND

EIGHTY PIECES OF CANNON.
The t aide was at Odrolenfica, 7o miles from
Warfaw, to which latter place BONAPARTE bad HO
tired in confufion.

The intelligence was received by Mr. Aaoraus,
the Ruffian Reiident at one of the Northern Courts,
from General MAIISTEIN, who commanea at Dantzic
and, upon the authority of M. ALorzus, it was uenf-
mined, by a third petrol', to Minifters, who likewife
received fimilar information from other quarters,
with a Copy of the following Bulletin, publiihed at
Dantzic, and other places, by the Pruittans:
London, England, 1807-01-26

This day was publifhed,
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Lord Nelfoa, and an Engraving of the Bali which mortally
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FOREIGN JOURNALS

To the sift infant came to hand yeßerday, from
which we have given ample extrafts. The Bulletins
cf the French army, it will be teen, do not bring down
the details fo late as the 29th ult. and herefore their
contents' may be confidered as no way invalidating
the preceding accounts. We are concerned, however,
to Rate, that jut as our paper was going to prefs a
rumour reached us of later accounts than any of
there, which Rate, that
ANOTHER BATTLE
Hat been fought, in which the French are reported
to have been victorious. We wifh we could entirely
difcrcdit the &dement, but it comes to us through
Inch a channel, that we fhould not perform our duty
to the public, if we were entirely to withhold the in•
telligence. We are hopeful, however, that when the
real particulars &all be known, they will prove lefs
difAttous than the account that has reached us, which
Rates in fubltance tI, That the French army had
N rallied again, broken through the Ruflan line, and
66 obtained a viEtory fimilar to that at Aufterlitz,
66 nearly fourteen months ago."
We have not the means of arcertaining the degree
of credit due to this report. It would give us much
fastisfaEtion to be able, in our next, to Rate, that it is
not credited in the higher political circles.
London, England, 1807-01-26

THE CAPE AND INDIA.

The Mons srs frigate, the Hon. Captain Ett.tos,
will fail in a very few days with the new Governor-
General of India; Lord CAL/DON, the new Gover
nor of the Cape, likewife fails from, Portfmouth in a
frigate, about the fame time, for his government.
The Hon. General Gas r, brother of Lord Howice,
is Ailing Governor as well as Commander in Chief
at the Cape till Lord CALEDON arrives.

A large fleet of Indiamen is now collating at Portf-
month, and will fail for the different prefidencics in
a few days.
London, England, 1807-03-14

DISEASES OF EHE EAR.

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GEOGRAPHY.

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BfRTHS.

On Tuefday, in Lower Grofsezior-arcet, did Rigliffionourable
Lady Arnhertt, of a iva.
YefteriLly, Mrs. Gurng, of Setkant's lon, of a rem

MARRIED.

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London, England, 1807-03-14

SPRING WHEAT.

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TAUNTON ELECTION.

Mr COOCH reported from the Taunton Eledtion Committee,
that the Sitting Members Were duly elected, and that the petition
was frivolous and %exatious.

Lord TEMPLE moved, that the Houfe thould go into a Com-
mittee on Monday, to confider the Duties on Oil and other Produce
of Filb imported into Great Britain —Ordered.
_ _ _

The Hun. re went into a Committee on the Malt Aet!.

Mr. VANSI TTART Rated that fonte improvement on this
fubjedt had been fuggellea by a Report on the Table. That the
Members might, however, have an opportunity to confider this he
thought it expedient that the hit Malt Duty Regulation Mt
Gould be continued for one year longer. kie propofed a Refolu-
tion to that effegt.

TheHoule rerunned, and leave war given to bring in a Bill pur.
fuant to the Ref()lotion. '

LOAN.

The CHANCELLOR of the rXCHEQUER brought in a
Bill for charging ta,oco,oooL of the Loan on the War Taxes, and
providing a Sinking Fund, purfuant to the late Finance Plan.—
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and to be printed.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER alto brought in a
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further provifions in thenio—Read a firft, and ordered to be read
a fecond time on Tuefday next, and to be printed.
Mr VA NSUTART moved, that the Huufe thould on Monday
refolveidelf into a Committee to confider the Trade in Spirits itti
different ;Ansa the United Kingdom.—Ordered.
Adjourned till Monday.
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;Pa g LGILON GAZETIE, January 17..

Qyaev's PALACE, JANUARY 17.
amss Monroe, Erg. Minifter I:Ulllp:tertiary. from the United
aces of America, having rtceivetintw letters of credence, giving
Pm, jointly with William Pinckney, I fq. the charade:- of Mini-
titers Extraordinary and eler.ipotentiarits from the United States,
they had this day a private audience of her Majcfty.
To which they were introduced by the Earl of Morton, her Ma-
jetty's lord Chamberlain. and concluded by Sir Stephen Cottrell,
Ant Mailer of the Ceremories.

yoIurNING STALER', JANUARY 14..

The King has been pleafed to appoint Al. xander Straton, Efq.
to be his Ma efty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mini(ler Plenipoten-
tiary at the Court of Stockholm.
The King has alto been pleated to appoint William WeHenry
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lime Ottoman Porte.

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Dated May 14, 1805.
Charles Wilkes, Gent. vice Smith, promoted. Dated September
18, tBo6.
Joreph Bridgens, Gent. vice Haynes, promoted. Dated Sapient.
ber 22, 1806.
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TORBAY, JAN.I7.

Arrived his Majefty's (hips SAN JOSEF, BARFLEUR,
PRINCE OF WALES, PRINCESS ROYAL, BELLEROPHON,
MARS, CONEtpEROR, GIBRALTAR, MONARCH, and
RUSE Cron') of war, from off Breit.
London, England, 1807-01-19

REMARKS BY THE NEW YORK EDITOR.

This report would appear to be rather extrava-
gant, in the firft place, as to the very circuitous
manner in which the news has come. It comes from
Panama to Havanna—from Havanna to New York.
Buenos Ayres lies in lat. 34. 35. S. long. 58. 26. W.
Panama, which is on the other fide of the Con-
tinent, and which lies on the Pacific Ocean, in lat. 8.
48. N. long. 80. 15. W. Suppofing a (trait line to
be ftruck, and not calculating for w(/in:, the diftance
from Buenos Ayres to Panama would be 2598 miles !
Then from Panama to Hsvannah the diftance i. at
leaft moo miles more in a Omit line.

The news mutt have gone from Buenos Ayres to
Panama, by land, and mutt have taken at leatt a
month, for every body knows the inconvenience of
travelling in that country. Then from Panama to
Havannah, and then from the Havannah to this
place. Several veffels from Buenos Ayres have been
fpoken at yea within eight weeks pall, but did not
relate any thing of this extraordinary intelligence.
The battle is faid to have taken place on the Bth of
Auguft, which is more than four months ago, and
1900 of the Spaniards are (aid to have killed and
taken prifoners 1500 Britifb, a greater exploit than is
recorded in the Annals of the Spanifh Hiftory. It
is, however, a very ingenious report and was proba•
bly fabricated by the municipality of Havannah, to
check the flame of difaffedion and revolt. We won-

chi hnetr there brave Dons have dirporeti of the Eri•
(hipping. •

WASHINGTON, DEC. ro.

It is confidently reported that Colonel .:aron Burr
has arrived in this city. I cannot vouch for the ac
curacy of the report, but am cnnfideut his pretence
will not be agreeable to the Prcfidet►t.

GENERAL MIRANDA.
By the laR accounts from the American Papers,
we learn that he was at Trinidad, anxinufly waiting
for difpatches from London, in anfwer to thofe he
had tranfmittcd by the PICKLE fchooner. The French
had fucceeded in throv.ing in a reinforcement of soo
foldiers into La Guira from their Weil India Hands.
It was reported at Trinidad, that MIRANDA WeIS to
ad in full concert and co-ope' ation with the expedi•
tion lately fitted oat from England.
London, England, 1807-01-19

NAUTIC,IL INTS. LIGENCE.

MAILS Tills DAY.
AIR. DI.C•
2 t Gnitenbursla
• i Malta
• O

Dublin
wirer ford
Litbon

ARR. DU&.
0 5
I •

MALTA, NOV. t 6.
The convrof for England, under the command of
Admiral Sir T. DUCKWORTH, arrived this moming,
and the transports wi.lt troops are arrived lafe at
Meffina. We lIANC had the fatilaCtion cf learning
that mrre than too of the men wrecked in his Majer-
ty's flip the ATHENiIiNNE were raved in her boats
and launches.

FALMOUTH, JAN• Is.
Arrived the Priocefs Elizabeth packet, Captain
Fortassimcv, with mails, from Malta and Gibraltar,
in 15 days from the latter place. Sailed the PrcKcs
fcbooner, on a cruize. Arrived alto the fchooner,
Commerce, from Cork.
London, England, 1807-01-19

THEATRE. ROYAL, COVEN .GARDEN.

TO.MORROW EVENING, JANUARY
will be acted the Cortiedy of
MUCH ADO A BOU NOTHING.
To which will be ;Adel the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
.Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
This Evening— lie Revenge ; with Mother Cook.
London, England, 1807-01-19

PORTSMOUTH. JAN. a.

.Arrived the PROSPERO bomb, with a convoy, from
the Dawns. Palled by for the Downs Ia SFINs
frigate, with about 44 fail of veffels under convoy,
from the Weil Indies. Wind N. W.
DOVER, JANUARY z 7.

Paffed by, this day, the fhip Edinburgh, Captain
Waws, from Limerick, bound to London ; alto
the brig Elizabeth, of Flenfborg, Captain Vrrc-r,
from Barcelona, bound to ditto.—Wind N. W. and
moderate.
London, England, 1807-01-19

A RICH LOTTERY.

TICKETS and SHARES are felling. in a variety of Numbers, at
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DRUMMOND acquaint* his Friends and the Public, that the fol
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s it 6 3750 0 0
5 2 0 7,5C0 0 0
10 1 0 IS; CO 0 o
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Numbers Rcgiftered at 6d. per Number.

H SMALL RISK!!

t NOW DRAWING.
DRAWING. .
6th, Friday, Feb. 6
7th, Monday, Feb. 9
Bth, Wedne'day, Feb.
9th, Friday, Feb. 13
fah, Saturday, Feb. 14
:ME.
430,cc0.
London, England, 1807-01-19

MEDICAL LAIC fURES.

DR. HOOPER. will commence a Courfe of Lee.
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February, at his A.e4s.turc Room in Cork .ftryct, Burlington Gar-
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A Profpt.dus. with pat-titulars, may he had, by applying to Dr.
Haogyen, at Mb Mole, No. sr, Savilic-row.
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as they appesr on Diffedion
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWINI.
•
lb prbsesibesf £3opc.o 5 Prizes of Limo
a 2,0,c00 8 500
a 10P00 39 2:0
3 NNW SjXO &c. BCce &c.
SIFT and G. No. ir, Poultry, and No. 12,
Charing Crofs, have on Sale the Tickets and Shares, war
ranted Unilrawn. The ab we arc the Capitals yet in the Wheel,
and eke remaining Days of Drawing are as follow :
Tbnriday, Jan. 22 Friday, Feb. 6
Monday, Jan. 26 Monday. Feb. 9
Tucfday. . Jan 27 Wetinefday, FA. ti
Wedneiday, Feb. 4 Friday, Feb. r 3
And Saturday, Feb 14.
London, England, 1807-01-19

LONDON HOSPITAL.

riFHE LECTURES at the Hrtfpital will corn-
1y un the scth January, iBo7.
Matteis Medic+. by Ur. FRAMPTON.
Theory and Pradtioe of Midwifary, by Dr. DenNtaott.
Anatomy Pbyfiology. and Operations of Surgery, by Mr.
ORADINGION and Mr. i•RAMIrTON.
Anat./mit:A Uetnontlratimis and Diffedtion, by Mr. FaAstrrom
Surgery, by Mr. HEADINOTON:
For tut cher particukas, apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the
Hofpital.
London, England, 1807-01-19

GREAT GAIN WI

GRAND LO_IsTER`
DAYS OF
Tnefday, Jan. 13
2d, Thu&lay, an, sz
3d, Monday, Jan. 2,6
4tb, Tucklay. Jan 27
sth, Wcdnefdays Feb. 4
SCHI
2 Prizes I

of Zipoo
of 500
of ioo

$ of £20,000 5
$ of 10,300 8
3 of 5,000 20
40 of Sol. and 5,100 of zoL
Pirß•drawn Ticket, 3d day £ I c0p0..)
Ditto - sth day 3:,000
Ditto - I.ait day_ 5,000
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale,
At all the LICE/uSED LOTTERY OFFICES.
And by their Agents in the Country. _

BURGESS'S FISH SAUCE, &e.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

a'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fuperior excellence of Ms ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Fifa Sauce has induced many perfons to give the
fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe He
Pul lic, to caution them againft fuck isnpofitions, as frveral people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c an extra large profit to
vend the fpurfous kind : they are particularly reque'led to adr for
BURGESS'S, and to obferve, none is genuine but what have thefe
words upon the label—" John Burge& and Son's Original and Cu-
perior Effenee of Anchovies "--Warehoufe, No. 107, Strand
saner of the Savoy Steps, London.

DR, BITNBAR's BOTANICAL SNUFF pre
vents, relieves, and curies, Nervous Diforders of the Wad
and Brain, Mean! Derangement, night Alii.nation of the Mind,
Melancholy, Loaners of Spirits, Pally, Hyllerieks Watchfulnefs,
idiotifm, Vapour", Lethargy, Stupor and Heasiners in the Head,
oecanoned by a ftudious and redentary I.ife, &c. Deafners, ringing
noire in the Ear, Diesinefs plainer, of Sight. and the appearance
of thick milt, Dropfy of the Head, a harib fnonitag Articula-
tion Cold or Stoppage in the Head, dsketive or lots of Smell, pain
in the Temples, pains in the Head, giddy, tick, local, or common
Head-act, ate.—Sold in hosts at 2s. 3d. each, or treble the quan
thy in one fur 49. 6d. duty included, by the general agent. T. 1).
ADDISON, Medical Praditioner. at his Repontory of Hygeia, 33,
Hart-ftreet, Bloom ibury-fgna-e, P.ousion ; and by Farmer, New
Bond-greet ; Tutt, Roval Fichange ; Keen, Bath; jollie, Carling,
Ciumberiand; CiallinsiSalaw7)l4c.