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Star.
London, England, 1807-11-26

SPAIN.

By the Walfingham Packet we have received Ma-
drid Gazettes to the ch inttant, five days later than
the date of the decree of the King of Spain, which
we yefierday laid before our Readers ;—and yet,
fingtilar as it may appear, they do not contain a copy
of the decree, any proelamation, or indeed any infor-
mation ;dative to that event, though they prefent
fcveral Alts cf Government. How is this to be ac-
counted for ? It appears firange to us—but fo does
the whole affair, and we mutt wait for farther in.
formation.

It h rather extraordinary, that no mention what-
ever is made, in the lalt French Papers, cf the affair
which gave rift to the Spanifh Proclamation. The
former were dated on the I 4th inff. the latter is dated
the 3oth ult. It is hardly poffible that In important
an event fhould have been unknown at Paris, after
fuch an interval, more particularly, as it could hare
been communicated in fix or (even days.

A Portognefe Mefrenger came over in the Wal.
(inghorn, and thc difpatches he has brought are un-
derflood to be of great importance.
The following Articles are from the Mach id papers,
and are the only articles they give that contain any
information whatever

" BAYONNE, OCTOBER r 9

" The army of obfervation has already begun to
put Well in motion. Yetterday a corps of 2400 men,
belonging to General L• BORDE'S Diiificn, entered
Spain, others will follow fucceffively it appears
that the troops march llraight to Salamanca, where
the French head quarters are to be OA:dialed, till
farther orders.",—Madrid Gazette, CRoler
OCTOBER 2.1...-PAY► of the Portuguefe Legatioa,
from Paris, pallid through this city for Madrid.

" Tho whole of General LA BMW:PS Divifion,
with its Artillery, have entered Spain ; that of Gene-
ral LA ROCHE is following. On the loth arrived
120 waggons, fr,r the purpGfe of conveying provi.
lions and other elf. 4. belonging the army. General
KILLEILMAN (fon of tit: ...!arfhal of that name) is
alto arrived.

" It appears that the Comr..andcr in Chief Ju►tor
will not leave t`.•is place till th, 29th inft. by which
day all .rench troops will h.tve entered Spain."
Madrid Gazdte, °Eider 30.
London, England, 1807-11-26

PO:ULAND, AUGUST 27.

The Secretary at war has fent to this town four
double fortified 13 pound cannon, mounted on tra-
velling carriage:, with all the apparatus necairary
for ufing them ; Soo cannon balls, and zoo grape
Thor, for the ab-ve pieces, to Le under th care of
Major Weeks, of the Artillery. He has likcwifc fent
orders to hz.ve the gun carriages in the fifteen gun
battery, in this town, repaired, and ready for Aug
fervice. A brick bniLiing is ere&ing near the bat-
tery, for the reception of the four eighteen poun-
ders, &c.

The Secretary at War rill be in town on Monday
or Tuefday next, on his way to Kennebec.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent Cold.°ls, for wine) 63H—for ace 634
litedaced 63-othnium s, prem.—Excbig Bills, 3s. precis.
PRICE OF STOCKS YE:TERDAY.
3 rr.r Cer. Red. 62W Imperial 3 per Cent. 64
3 per Cent. Conf. 63ilfTp. Ann 74
4 per Cent. 84K • Excite. Bills. is 41 pr.
s per Cent. Nary 9'4 97i 98 Tickets for City Lotter', 71 r4r•
Long Ann. i 7 r3-.56 Conf. for ace. 63i}
inslia Bonds, pat ts.
London, England, 1807-11-19

TIM ICING V. MITI!.

The defendant was brought up to receive the
judgment of the Court, he having been convia-
ed before Mr. Baron Woon, at the IA Affizes for
Wentnnreland, of having, in his capacity as an officer
of the Excite, made a Lille return to the Commit•
(inners, of a quantity of thirty-two buthels of grain,
made into malt by a perfon under his review and
infedlion. He was ordered to be committed to
Newgate, and brought up for judgment on Monday.
London, England, 1807-11-19

V4UTICAL I‘TELLIGENZE.

MAILS—Wind N. E.
ARR. DOH. ARA. DUE.
Dublin - x t I Gottcuburgh o 2
Watcrturl i z Liibuu 0 0

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER t 7.
Came in the YORK, of 74 guns, from the call ward..
The greater part of yefierday it blew a violent gale
of wind at E. S. E. at which time the NI) Eliza,
Captain %Yams*, from Oporto, bound to this port
and briftol, with 435 pipes wire, was at anchor in
the Sound ; but about four o'clock the was difcovered
to be driftiog from her anchors ; and to prevent the
veffel from driving on the rocks, they flipped the
cable, and ran into the harbour of Hamoaze, and
(luck her on the Weft Mud, where, after the tide
left her, the fell over on her Side, and being a very
weak veil, the (trained fo much, that as the tide
came again, fhe did not Tighten, and the cargo is
now unloading for prefervaiien, as the vcffel is
nearly full of water : the was a Portugnefe vefl'el,
bought for the purpofe of bringing away the Britith
merchants' property, and the only one that could be
obtained for the purpofe. The FOUDROYANY, of 84
guns, and the YORE, of 74 guns, are ordered off im-
mediately, Paid to be for the purpofe of joining Sir
SIDNEY SMITH, who failed from hence a few days
fince ; they are now preparing for lea : the Country
Squire and Flora, Well Indiamen, put in here from
Portfmouth, outward bound.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER IS.

Arrived his Majefly's (hips PE'Aces and SURLY,
from the Eaftward. Sailed his Majefly's fhip Timmy,
for the Downs. Dropt down to St. Helen's his
Majefly's (hips Ruby, Superb, Mars, Hercule,
Ganges, Defence, Alfred, Minotaur, Valiant, and
Brunfwick.—Wind N. E.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 18.

Sailed through the Downs from the River, the
Galen, STIDMAN, for Bolton; the Harriot, LISTNR,
for Tobago ; the Two Friends, DONALD, for Tor-
tola; the New Brunfwick, Coos, for Antigua; the
Olive-Branch, SPENCER ; the Prineefs of Wales,
MilciaLsy ; and the Equellrius, BROWN, for Ja-
maica. Remain in tbe Downs the Slips as per
laft, with the Grenada, RICHARDSON, for Grenada ;
the Amazon, BVCICLY, and the Alexander, Ml.au-
-1111, for Tobago. Wind Northerly.
London, England, 1807-11-19

Mit.

It is reported that the Skelton Cattle cutward
bound Indiaman has been captured by the Piedmon-
tefe French frigate, near Prince of Wales Wand.
The report rens upon the following authority: The
Captain of one of the fleet jua arrived from St. Helena
(late., that while he was at that Ifland, he faw a
newtpaper from Bengal, brought by an American,
which mentioned that the Skelton Cattle had been
captured as ab ,ve. The Skelton Cafile failed from
England in company with the Union and another
veffel, which were (poke with near Madras by the
Lord Eldon, pia arrived from India; who informed
her they palled from the Skelton Cattle of the Cape
of Good Hope, and had not feen her fence.

Extra& of a letter from Calcutta, dated 3oth
March, 1807:—.. We are lorry to fay the Skelton
Caflle is not yet arrived, and people begin to enter-
tain leriAs fears for her fafety, it being now nearly
four months fence the parted company with the Union,
off the Cape. The Skelton Cattle was bound to
Bengal."

Extra& of a letter from Admiral 111ox-ractre to
the Hen. \V. W. POLE, dated Royal William, off
Spithead,Nov. t6:—

Be plcaf,d to inform the lords Commit!loners of the Admi-
ralty, that the shameful difohedience of the convoy under charge
of the Meleager, &c obliged there (hips to put back again yeller-
day evening. as, notwithltanaing their examples, and feparate
fig-
nals, and the whole day before them. there were not above ten
tocrchact (hips which got under weigh.—lt is exceedingly to be
Ih-dile,: :hat fume mcafures could he adopted to punifh their negi-
genet: and difobedierce, by the which, the mercantile Ire-
qoently Wirers very materially, arid the King's fcrvice injured by
delay."

Wednefday fe'nnight the brig Cornelia, of New-
cattle, from Liverpool, was wrecked on the Hcrd
Sand in entering the Tyne. The fez was frightfully
high, nothing to be feen but broken water ; yet the
Norrllumberland life boat, as ufual, faved the whole
of the crew. What a contrail does this difplay to
the (cents lately exhibited in the Downs, where a
li'e boat would fave life in all weather ! It makes no
difference to the boat, let the fea be as high as it may.
Stogeon CHAR LE S M'Gssoott,who perifhed in the
hcfpital (hip, / CLIP nivg frum Copenhagen, was a
young man of the moll promifing talents, and molt
amiable difpofition. In the conrie of his connection
with the army, he was no lets dillinguifhed for his
(kill than for his humanity and attention. His lots
will lung be a fubjed of the deepell regret to all who
Ituevs him.

Thutfday the Earl of Ect.twrope, Colonel of the
sd It.giment of Ayithire Volunteers, and Liente.
71. f I Cul nel M•DoUGAL, Infpaling Officer of Ayr
Ditlhifi, reviewed Livatenant Culonel JOHN HAMM-
-I.cm% battalion of that regiment now on permanent
duty At Ayr. We sindettland that they were well
rlealed with 'he manner in which the battalion per-
lot rued their various manoeuvres, &c.

On Tue. d4y nigi.t one of the Portfmcuth coaches
Mike down, The enachman and fume of the paf-
fellers, we are concerned to Hate, were fcrioutly
:jot ed.
London, England, 1807-11-19

?HR KING V. D. YOUNG.

The defendant had been convieted of affaulting
twn Officers of Excite, while in the aft of levying a
dißrefs on the goods of Sufan Williams, convided of
having fold fpirits without a licence. He was ordered
to Newgate till Monday next, then to be brought up
for judgment.
London, England, 1807-11-19

HULL, NOVEMBER t 6.

The Three Friends, WITTY, from Narva, arrived
here laft night, and btings an account of the capture
of the following veffels by the Danes :—The Arcade,
Jotoam, of this port, off Dragoe ; the Edward, Ward,
of Bridlington, and the Oak, of Whitby, both off
Bornholm. They were boarded in their pa(Tage by
armed boats, containing from thirty to forty men
each, who carried the veffels into Copenhagen. We
alfo learn that the brilliant, Captain Vim: moos, of
Bridliagtoa, is totally loft on Stnnefear.
The James, R. WI LION, from Leith to Newcatile,
with goods and paffengers, drove from her anchors,
on the Holdernefs eoakoff Waxholme,near the Sitter
Churches, fix miles from Pattington, about 3 o'clock
this morning, in a hem gale, and Coon after broke VI
pieces, an entire wreck—the crew and paffengers
were dißinaly perceived by the people on (bore, at
the pumps, but no alPtance could poffibly be ren-
dered to them. We are lorry to (late, that all on
board have petalled. Four of the bodies, a great
quantity of wreck, and part of her cargo, had been
waffled on Store when our accounts left the coaft
early this morning—her papers and Tome letters were
wafhed on (bore in a bag, by which it appears that
the had been at Lerwick, and had taken in goods
and paffengers there.

The Francis, of this port, for London, arrisved in
the Humber on Monday, from Archangel, having
(Whined damage by being on fhore on the coati of
Lapland. The Harmony,Captain Pavia M‘Baina,
of this port, from Archangel, bound to London, put
in bete on Saturday 'afternoon, having broke her
windlafs, and cut away an anchor and cable, in a
gale in Archangel Bay. The Harmony left Arch-
angel on the 27th ult. at which time, no Englifb
Blip remained there, the face of the country being
covered with (now and froft.

Thurfday night, about eight o'clock, a floop loaded
with flax, hemp, wine, etc. for Gainfborough, was
dircovered to be on fire itiourha:bour. Alarm being
immediately given, the m..fiers and crews orthe
furrounding veffels became naive in their affillance
to preferve the property in danger. The floop was
very fortunately afloat at the time, and the fire was
foot extirguifbed, but not before part of the flat and
hemp was burnt, and damaged by the water thrown
upon it, to prevent the cleilration of the whole. The
fire began in the middle of the veffel, but the caufe
is unknown. •
London, England, 1807-11-19

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Rs Royal Highners the Prince of Wales has been pleafed to
appoint the., Rev. Henry Watkins, A. B. of Chrifl's College,
Cambridge, and Vicar of Rockingham. in the county of Notting-
ham, to he one of his Royal Highnefs's Chaplains in Ordinary.
London, England, 1807-11-19

TO MY CORRESPONDrNTS

1

The emended reputation, which was the &It ol jedt of my am-
bit ion, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS
and DE.IIII.ITIe, having attracted to rue various Correfpondents
in the United Kingdoms GEC:rent Britair, and from different parts
of Europe and America, 1 1-g to addrefs this Public Notice to
fuch Curt cfpoudents.
The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thofc who
grudge not ration:ration, made it neceffary for MC fume yearsago
to o►fstrve, that no letters could be noticed wiefs a Bank Note
was inclofed. I again repeat the information, that no letters, wall-
out inclofures, can be anfwered, unlet's from P.!tierits already un-
der my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters (runs the Weft
Indies. or from any For,ign Country, mutt contain not only *
complete ftatement of the Cafe, but a very liberal fum,fufficito's
to conipenfate for Rudying and writing fully nn the Complaint,
and fur the Preparation of a confiderable Comic of Medicine by a
London Chemdt. if Ind, Rnaild he requifite. Where the diftaneo
does nut admit frequency of correfpotidence,it is alto defired, that
the age, the manner of living and general feelings as well as every
fympt,im that can poi:ably be deferibed, b.: mutt particularly (pr
cified.

Letters require no other dires‘tior than the °Mien and Sur-
nsme, •• Martin Bree, iifq. London •" and dust the minds of either
ex may have the fallen sfru ranee of 1: crecy, the poftage (If letters,
accompanied Fy Fees, need cot be paid atehc time, but willlftee-
wards be charges: to the party.

*MART IN BR EE.
Member of the Royal Collrge of Surgeons in Londos.
No 29. Arundrl fired, Strand, near Temple bar.
There ian additional entrance in Water ft,ert adjoining.

LONDON: Printed and puhlialed LEVRLNI% (of Oas
ttrbury•Plue, Lambeth) a: the tivAa-Orgea, Ma a.
Itteett PnNtlekl Wu a: the STAR Mix., Temple Mat
London, England, 1807-08-03

THE EXPEDITION.

In the. STAL of Ssturday, we announced the fail•
kg of Lord Loncow's divillan of the Expedition ;
from the Downs. It is fitted, to cpnfift of about t
15000 men. The following letters relate to different;
points of Embarkation for the fame Expedition :

" LEITH, JULY 31.

Wednefday the LEDA frigate, of 3% wins, Captain
Hostv maw, arrived in Lcith R. ads,fr,,m YAIM .uth.
The Captain catne afhore, applied to the Admiral for
Pilots, with whom he failed immediately withuut
coming to an anchor."

" HULL AUGUST r.'

" On Wednefday the following tranfports arrived
here from the Downs, viz r—Roberts,Frull ; Agent's
fhip ; William, Knowles ; Rolina, Johnfon
Morton ; Scipio, Rand ; and Indefatigable, Elder.
Several others are Paid to be in the Humber ; they
are to wait the arrival of the 7th and Bth Regiment
of Font, now on their match from Ireland, for ern•
barkation at this port, and daily ezpeaed.
" Captain Ekinc, of his Majelly's (hip Defence: ar-
rived in the Humber yellerday, with orders, from
Admiral Ellington, to apply to the Mayor of this
t,..vn to atliit in procuring a number of Cattegate or
Baltic Pilots. The Mayor inllantly fent the letter
to the Wardens of the Trioity Houle, who have the
appointment of films at this port.
,s The expedition from Yarmouth being ordered to
call off the Eliinaber for the German Legion, the
wind having been tavourahle, in all probability they
will j•-in to.nr.rrow.

41 The number of flit-bottomed boats and bomb
veffels that accompany the expedition is very great.
The number of find bags, an article tied for throw-
ing up a temporary defence, upon a fudden defcent,
is unexampled. Camp equip le and intrenching,
tools were in the fame proportion."

YARMOUTH, AUGUST r.

" Friday failed the MARS, 74, to join the grand
North Sea fleet. Yefterday arrived the Lirrrx floop
war, INDIGNANT gun brig, and SYL•IA cutter, with
difpatches for the failing of the Second Expedition.

4, This day failed Admiral RussELL, in the MA-
JESTIC, 74 guns ; Admiral ESSINGTON, in the MI
NOTAUR 74 guns, RESOLUTION 74, VALIANT 74, and
AGAMEMNON h 4: LYNX hoop of war, .STARLING and
SAFEGUARD gun brigs, and SYLVIA cutter."

" HARWICH, AUGUST 2.

" The embarkation of troops, which has been
going on here for Come days pail, being completed,
between forty and fifty fail of tranfports got under
weigh yeflerday morning, about ten o'clock, with a
fair wind for Yarmouth, under convoy of the Comus,
the Cherub having previoufly failed with Lord Ros-
LYN and lithe. In getting cut of the harbour, three
of the trani,,ottc got on &ore, but floated off with
the following tide.

" About 5 p. m. Mr. Basn.tco, a King's Mellin-
ger, arrived here from London, with difp,ttches for
the Commander in Citief,of the Expedition—as he
had fAiled, the difpatclses were fent after him it a
fall failing cutter. The troops embarked are,

The 4th and 23d Regiment% of Foot.
Part of the 95th, or Rifle Regiment.
The aftth Regiment of Foot.
79th and 92d Regiments (Highlanders).
In all about shoo mem.
44 Sir DAVID BAIRD is Commander in Chief. Ge-
nerals GROSVENOR and WARD accompany him."
London, England, 1807-08-03

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Roratt.
Eacmeetoa, are felling TICKETS and SHARES for the
prefent S FATE LOTTERY, warranted undtsww.
The nee; Day of Drawing will be THURSDAY, the 6th of
AUGUST, when the nit-drawn Ticket will be entitled to
THIRTY TWOUSAND POUNDS.
STATE OF TUC %VHF?' L.
Prise of L3opoo
20,000
10,000
London, England, 1807-11-10

SIiPERIOR MS. SERMONS.
This day were pubhthed, price Sixty Shillings, (Luc up kparately
for the Pulpit,
QIXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS,
la adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the principal
Holidays and eatraordinary Occabons, printed in a new Script
Type, cart on purport, in exaa imitation of Manufcript.

By a DIGNI CARP of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.

Thefe original Sermons are retpeßfullyfibmitted to the am!
as (upendr modern competitions, better adapted to their av,wed
objc than any previous attempts of the tame kind. The Author
has himfrlt preached every one urchin:. and le can therefore (peak
to their Inhabit kngth and tired. he can ago heart of the fandlou
Which they have reccivcd from very diftinguilln.d ornaments of
the Church.

Printed foe Thomas, Oftell, Ave-Maria lane, near St. Paul's
London ; and fekl by all Doubleness la team and country
N D. Ckrgymen who may not thank to purchafe the entire Set
till they have examined a few. may be acconunewlated with a feare
indillereutly Wetted for a one pound note, whkb may ilagreeiak,
M Millrefral to the Publidser by the Pun.
London, England, 1807-11-10

141911111,1 5885

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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER zo,
will be aded the Comedy of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Wrowitton ; Sir Oliver Scribe, Mr. Dow-
too ; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr Palmer ; Jofe►ißsrfaca, Mr.
Barrymore ; Cherie/ Surface, Mr. Billiton ; Lady Teazle, Mr&
Jordan ; Lady Sneers ell, Mrs. Harlowc ; Maria, Mlfe Boyce;
Mn. Candour, Mils Pepe.
To which will be added the Mullral Entertainment of
MY GRANDMOTHER.
Vapour, Mr. De Camp ; Diehey Gap, Mr. Mathews; Son
francs, Mr. Wewitur ; Charlotte, M. Mathews; Rocca&
Mifs Duncan.
To-morrow, Time's a Tell Tale ; whit Rana.
London, England, 1807-02-04

ARCH-LW OC?

Archsologia, or Mi
Tracks, Vol. XV.

BIOGR Apar.

Memoirs of Dr Prieftley,pub-
baked by his Son
Life of Colonel Hutchinfon
Monolrs of a fraveller now In
Retircm. tit
VOYAGES AND TRAVEL/.
C.arr's Stranger in Ireland
Coßeaton of Modern Vo7azcs
ai.d 'fray el s
TOPOGRAEHT
Malcolm 's First ImprefEens
nr, Sketches from Art and
Nature, animate or inani-
mate.
London, England, 1807-02-04

SHEERNESS, FEB. 3.

The !hip Eleanor, Baoww, from Dantzig, with
timber, failed this day for Portfmouth-dock yard.—
As an attempt towards the improvement of Naval
ArchiteCture, we have lately had a vcifel here of a
peculiar conftruCtiGn ; the was iutended for a bomb
veal, and had a rudder and h rwfprit at each end,
which Were to have precluded the neceffity of her
putting about—the had three malts ; the two outer-
moll of which were alternately the fore.malt the
bombs were fixed in beds, which certainly had the
effera of keeping the (hock from the veld, but re-
ceived fo much of it themfelves that a few times firing
have .fplit them. After repeated trials, this new-
invented man of war has been found by feveral
Officers of ditliation to be entirely inefficient to the
purpofes intended, and fhe has therefore been fent
up the River Thames to be paid off. She is called
the ProjeCt.—The crew of his Majelly's fhip Sulcbay
were this day paid wages. Wind N. W.
London, England, 1807-02-04

By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.
... ...

The Contents of this feeond Number will heft bcfpeak the Va.
ri cry, the CompletenefN the Novelty, and the Promptitude, which it
is intended &all futereminently charaderize this new Critical
JournaL Cuntentsof No. U.
NOVELS AND lOMANCES.
Kotzebue's Novellettes, atta
PAitor's Daughter.
POEMS'.

THP.OLOGS.

Braetenbury's kitty-three Ser-

moos
1-lolmcs's Treatifes on Religious
and Scripture Subjects
Van Mildert's Sermons
lA:nick:l's Trial in Court of
Confcience
MIRDICINC.

Simonidca
Torio-Wbiggo Machia, or the
Battle of the Whigs and To-
ries
Original Poetry, by a Member
of Chrift College, Cam-
bridge

Cabatis's Skacb of Revolutions
of Medical Science
Cunnings Naval, Military, and
Private Praugitionets Ama•
mica's
ccAssit.st LIT ERATURt.
Welt and Pre's Pindar
London, England, 1807-02-04

HULL, JANUARY 30.

The brig Got d Intent, of 150 tons, laden with
coals, and the Henry and Mary, of 237 tons, of this
port, laden with planks, tar, iron, &c. have been cap-
tured by a French privateer, and both cartied into
Calais on the sth intlant. The Dove, WEBSTER, of
Bridlington, from Peterfburgh to London, is cap
tuned, and carried into the Texel on the 1 ith of De-
cember. The brig Jupiter, Oxtaby, of 150 tons,
laden with various merchandize, carried into Dun.
kirk r3th December. The Amphitrite, STICKN Ey,
of iso tons, laden with dye wood, &c. carried into
Dunkirk 2oth December. The Elizabeth and Mar-
garet, of iSo tons, mounting three guns, laden with
coals, carried into Dieppe 26:11 December. The
Centurion, GRAY, of Whitby, from the Baltic, bound
to Lirttpool, was forced from her anchorage on
Chriilmas day, and driven on fhore upon the ifland
of Flotta, in the Orkneys, where it is feared the will
be wrecked. The Magnet, RANDALL, from Leith to
London, with bottles, was captured on Saturday off
Uimlington, by a privateer, which took out the
hands, and was ken (leering away from her by fome
of the pilots belonging to this port. On the latter
coming up, they found the mall carried away, lying
alonsfide of her, which is fuppofed to have been oe-
cationed by the crew cutting the rigging when they
found themfelves about to be captured, in order to
prevent the enemy from carrying her away. She
has fince been brought to this port. A privateer,
carrying fixteen guns, ftippnfed to be the fame,
boarded a foreign velrel yetterday fe'nnight, between
Flarnbrough Head and the Spurn.
London, England, 1807-02-04

sAitguicg commissinittis.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL rofe, he Paid, in
purfuance of his notice of yefterday, to move for
leave to bring in a bill to enlarge the powers of the
Commit loners for examining the Barrack Accounts.
His Majefly had, by the advice of the Lords of the
Treafury, appointed Mcfrrs.Charles Harris and Wm.
Bragge, as Commiffioners to examine the accounts
relative to the Barrack Department. In this bp&
nefs, there Gentlemen had proceeded for fume time,
but it had lately been found neceiTary to invert them
with c:rtain additional powers, not comprehended in
their (engine' appointments, namely, the power of
examining upon oath the perfons who came before
them, and the power of calling for acconnts and pa.
pens relative to matters conflated with their de.
partment. He took the liberty of moving for this
Bill' for the purpofe of enabling them •to proceed
with effect in the difcharge of that duty which was
impofed upon them. It was not, however, intended
that they thould be enabled w commit ; but that
they fhould call upcn the Attorney General to apply
to the Court of Exchequer for the purpofe of inaie-
ing a fine ; and alfo to give them power to admini.
Iler oaths, the want of %%Ma had been found to be
very inconvenient. Such were the objets of this
Bill, and he apprehended that there would be no op.
pfition to it. The Right Hon. and Learned Gen.
tlernan theu concluded with moving for leave to bring
in a Bill " to empower the Commiflioners of the
Barrack Department to adminifter oaths to witneffes
called befOre them, and to call for the production of
fuch Accounts, Papers, and Documents as they may
deem peccary for the invefligation of fuch bufmefs..
and matters as may be (Omitted to them."—Leave
given.
Mr. ROSE gave notice, that on Thurfday next be
timid move for the produdion of the opinion given
by the Attorney and Solicitor General upon that part
of the Third Report which was fubmitted to them,
relative to Mr. Alex. Davifon.
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THEAT RE.ROYAL. DRIJR Y-LANE. •
THIS PRESENT'EVENING, FEBRUARY 4,,
will be aeled the New Comic Opera, called
FALSE ALARMS ;
Or, MY COUSIN.
After which, far the firit time, a New Ballet, caUed
EMILY ;
Or, JUVENILE INDISCRETION.
To which will he added
THE DEAF LOVER.
Tobitorrost. The Tragedy of Pizarro.
London, England, 1807-02-04

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GENTLCMEN,
IT is utterly impollible for me to exprefs the Sen-
timents of gratitude I feel for lour kind partiality in my Fa-
your, on fubmitting myfeif a Candidate to fupply the Vacancy in
yom Reprefentation, occafioned by the recent Death of Mr. Sim-
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SINECURI ?LACED.

Mr. BIDDULPI-1 renewed his former notice of a
motion, for a Committee to enquire whether any al-
leviation of the public burthens might not be procured
by the abolition of unneceffary, and Goecure places,
fur Tuefday next.

SPIRIT DRAWBACK susrtarston BILL.
Mr. VANSITTART brought up a Bill for fuf•
pending the Payment of all Drawbacks on Spirits
imported from Great Britain into Ireland, and from
Ireland into Great Britain, and alto for regulating the
countervailing duties thereon.—Read a firlt time, and
to be read a fecond time to morrow.

TOQACCO ACTT.
'On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Route
went into a Committee on the feveral Tobacco/Via,
and refolvcd, that the Chairman be direeted to move
for leave to bring in a Bill to allow the importation
into Great Britain of Turkey Tobacco, in (mall pack-
ages ; and the Houfe being refamed, the Chairman,
Mr. HOBHOUSE, movca for, and obtained leave
accordingly.
London, England, 1807-02-04

DIM SCNOLEY.

This was a cafe that came before the Court on a
demurrer to a plea. The anion was fur falfe impri-
fonment : the plaintiff having been arrefted by a
wrong Chridian name, and the queltion was, whether
the atlion would lie. The Court decided that it would
not lie ; as the writ mil be legal on the face of it, to
jultify the caption. An officer :ould not arrett B.
with a writ made againft A. and in cafe of refinance,
and death to an officer, it mull be (hewn, that the
inttrument by which that officer might In deprive a
fubjea of his libeity, was a legal one, befote the
(.party refilling could be found guilty of murder. The
Court therefore gave judgment for the plaintiff.
London, England, 1807-02-04

COURT 07 SESSION, EDINBURGH, JAN. 29.

Bowman Es:Am.—A good deal of dircutilon
has lately taken place in the Court. upon the quef.
Lions relating to the difpnted fuecetlion to the princely
elates of the noble family of Roxburgh. Thefe quef-
tions are fo numerous and intricate, and fo much in-
volved in legal reafoning, and the critical coutlruc-
tins of old deeds, that an abridged view of them
would not be eafily undertiond. A judgment was
given by the Court [aft week, upon one material point,
by which their Lordthips, by a majority, fet alide a
new deed of entail, granted by William, the lat!
Duke of Roxburgh. in favour of a Gentleman (Mr.
Ba!louden Gawler Ker j, a relation of the family by
the frank line, the old inveltitures of the elate being iu
favour of the heirs of the male line, and it being the
opinion of their Lordfhips, 'hot the IA Duke had not
the power to alter tbefe. There are other deeds,
however, by the Dote, in favour of the fame Gen-
tleman, which are a yet judged Of, A confiderable

dircoilion took place in the Court on Tueillay fe'n•
night, upon the great point of competition between
other two Gentlemen, (Sir James Norcliffe Innes and
Genera: Ker) each of whom claim as heirs malt un-
der the old family titles. The point depends upon
the legal confiration of a particular claufe in the
deeds of entail. Long and ingenious memotials bad
been given into the Court ; but before giving judg-
ment, their Lottifhips ordered a further hearing of
Counfcl.

Tot time is not lb blind as many imagine. By al-
lotting the Capital Prizes, hitherto drawn in the
prefer, Scheme, to flared I ickets, (he (hewed an atten-
tion to public utility, by tendering many votaries
happy and independent, inflead of a few, is cafe
fuch Prizes had been configned to whole Tickets.—
Should the two glorious Thirty Thoufand Poun-
ders, (to one of which, the firß drawn Ticket this
day, will be entitled) be alfo (hated, what a number
of individuals will they make comfortable for life !

At one o'clock, on Friday morning, the tobacco
warehoufe and manufactory of Mr. Smith, in Broad.
ley-ltreet, Hull, were difcovered to be on fire ; the
flames having already made a rapid progrefs, and a
confiderable time elapfing before the engines were
got to the fpot, the whole ireerior of the bnilding
was confumed, and nothing left but the bare wails.
No injury was futiained, that we have heard of, by
any perfon preterit.
Titefday the corn mill at Collington, near Edin-
burgh, was burnt to the ground. A c.nfiderable
flock of grain is deflroyed.

On the morning of the loth nit. a fire broke
out in the kiln of David Young, at Fruchie Mill, Fife,
which entirely confumed the premifes, and a quantity
of barley and peafe that wets drying at the time.

ECCCESIASIICAI. PROMOTION.
The Rev. Mr MacDonald has been admitted Minifter of the
Gaelic Chapel of Edinburgh.

BIRTHS.

Lately, of a daughter, the Lady of the Rev. Sir John Head,
Bart. at Wiarten-place, Boughton Monehelfea.
At Cleland Houk, the Lady of Martin Dalrymple, Efq. of For
dcl, of a daughter.
London, England, 1807-02-04

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knee, the hardnefa and coarfenefs are effeetually, infallibly, and
permanently removed, and fneceeded by a fruontlinef.,
and.delimey of appearance, which CalMOt he acquit-. ii by any ether
means whatever. It hby experience only that any one can form
an adequate idea of tbi,fuperior excelleti:e of this Soap.
Sold wholefale. retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor's
foleAgent, (whoie fignarttre It bears) Wm. Withers. 229,Strand,
neat Toraple bar, London ; and the Proprietor., as a farther &cu.
Thy. h.ig them to be partkubr in noticing that tie name and ad-
drefs of the Printer, sy, Baw-ftrert, Covent-O►
den), is affixed to the label and wrapper..-All othils are coon.
t:rftits. rrtce is. web Cake.