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London, England, 1807-01-19

DEAL, JANUARY iB.

Arrived his Majefly'sfhips SA•Ace with a convn♦
from Waterford ; and ZEBRA, with a convoy front
Portfmcuth, which are failed for the River. This
morning the Duke of Montrofe, Admiral Gardner.
and the Cattle Eden, Eall Indiamen, whit foreral
other outward bound vefrcls, got under weigh and
failed for Portfmouth. Wiud W. N. W.
YARMOUTH, JAN

Arrived the CRESCENT frigate, OBERON and ALIRT
,floops of war, and PRINCS 29 AUGUSTA cutter..
Ships ;n our Roads are, Majeftic, Roebuck, Admirals
flag Chios ; Naff,m, DiSator, Agincourt, Stately,
Ruby, Quebec, and Crcfcent frigatec ; Alert and
Ohcrcn hoops ; Vixen brig, and feveral cutters.—
Wind N.W.—This day the Royal Standard was hoitl•
ed an board the Admit-41s Chips, and at one they fired
4 Royal fitlute, being her MajAy's birthday.
London, England, 1807-01-19

DIVIDrNDS.

January 20. Jolhua Hopkins, of Alec!ler, Warwickflalre, groan
and chandler, at twelve, at the swan Inn, Alecßer.
Jan. 11. Robe, t Bates, of Cottle- Bridge, I)crbythire, porter mer-
chaot, &c at ticvtn, at the King's Arms Tavern, Dethy.
Jan 21. George Bagnet, of Ltcs, Yorkihirejoap boiler, at ten
at the 'ra:b.it inn, Leeds.
Jan. 11. Richard Rowe, of Grancht fter, Cambridgeihire, nurfery-
man, at eleven. at the Birdholt Inn, Cambridge.
Jan. 22. Willem Baylis, of Led..ury, Herelordfhire, baker, at
ten, at the Feathers irn, Ledbury.
jail 23. Richard Fawyrr, late of Broadftalm, Kent, butcher, at
twelve, at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Jan. 23. Samuel Moore, late of Leleefter, woolcomhrr and
vidtualler, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn,
,Leicetter.
Jan. a 6. John Ault in, of Loni,don upt n Terri, Shropfuire,miller,
at eleven. at the Lion Inn, Shrewfbury.
January 26. Richard F.% eritt, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer,
at four, at the Cranes 'I avert], Yarmouth.
lin. 26. Richard Sharp, late of Armlcl, Par& of Leeds, York-
Mire, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds.
January 27. Clement Cla-ke, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, liquor
nu reliant, at ten, r the three Cranes Tavern, Yarmouth.
Janus y ty. John Makeig, of Briflol, linen-draper, at eleven, at
the Bulb Tavern, ern-Itreet,

TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, SHIP BUILDERS, AND

OTHERS.

TO RE SOI.D BY TENDER.
TWO THOUSAND and THIRTY SIX capital
OAK TRE tiS, in Sit Lots, which are fct out in the fol
lowing manner :
Lor 1. In Lady Are Wood, conGßing of 231 Trees.
2. In instal Copy . 36', Ditto
3. In Ditto - - 25 Ditto
4. In Ditto - - 3t5 Ditto
S. In Grey, Lees -33 t Ditto
6. In Ditto - ' 493 Ditto
___ _ ._.

The above Timbsr Rands in very compadt order of large dimen-
lions, and of molt excellent quality, and capable of prodwing
very capital Plank, karcely to be furpaffcd by any in the Kirg
dons ; the whole is fituate near litleby, within fermi miles of
Derby, and only one mile from the River Trent. May be viewed
by applying to Robert Banton, who lives riser the faid Woods. •
Tenders will be received wider foaled covers, previous to the
istli of February, by Mr. john Davis, Solicitor, No 20, b ffex-
ftrect, in the Strand, Londths ; and on the 25th day of Februarys
the purchafas will be declared.
further paricul ,rs may be known with refpeet to the terms of
payment by application to Mr. Davis.
Fxclufwe of the above fix l.uts, there are 9:1 Oak Trees, cut
down and lying in Lady Acre Wood, adjoining Lot I, which will
alto be difpofed of by tesala in the manner above mentioned.
London, England, 1807-01-19

THE MINIATUkE.

This day was publithed, in two ncatlyprinted Volumes fm .11
Odtavo,

"F`HE MINI ATURE;I;ing a COLLECTION
L of ESSAYS upon the aloft interefting SUUJEC rs, upon
the Plan of " lylicrocam."
By OEN fI.EVI IPS at ETON COLLEGE.
Inkribei, by perntilLin, to the Reverend Dr Goodall, Head
Meter of the College
The S-cond Edition, with conadorable Alterations, Correetious,
and Addi•iona.
London, England, 1807-01-19

—Pub-- !Übe d by lobe Murray, Fleet area.

In the eourre of 141-2 at Month will be publllhed,
Handfomely printed in One Volume quarto, by J. Mawman,
No 21, Poultry,
THE PRESENT STATE of TURKEY; or,
A Gef.ription of the Political. Civil, and Religious
tution, Governman, and Laws of the Ottoman Empire ; the Fi-
nances, Military and Naval Eitablilbments ; the State of Learn
ins; and cf the Liberal and the 14cchanical Arts; the Manners
and dnmeftio Feooomy of the Ferks, and other Subjesfts of the
Grand S;gnor, &e. &c. Togeth-r with the Geographical, Pol;tt-
cal, and Civil Stateof the Principalities of Moldavia and Walla.
dila, from Ohfervations made during a refidenee of Fifteen Years
to Couttaktinople w.d the lurkilh Provinces
London, England, 1807-09-25

who would be the firft to deplore the mifbehaviour of
their brethren ; and fo far from confounding thefe
worthy men with thole who juilly deferve cenfure, he'd
called the former to execute the meafures which arc
to pave the way to the reformation of the others. A
general affembly has been held, and it has planned ,
the regulations of their police ; a Grand Sanhedrim,
an allembly of which the Jews have not, for ages,
beheld an example, has proclaimed their religious
duties. It has folemnly declared, that the- taw of
Motes, inftead of authotifing its adherents to become
the inhabitants of a State, without adopting its in-
terefts, without acknowledging its authorities, with.
out obeying its laws, on the contrary prefcribes to
them fentiments of attachment to their adoptive
country, obedience to all its inftitutions, and the duty
of taking un arms in its defence. Ordinances will
loon be Kurd to accomplith this great work, to regu-
late the exercife of the Hebrew worfhip. This re•
form, which will conftitnte an epoch in the annals of
the Ifraelites, will furnifh them with a fubjelt of ever-
tatting gratitude. The feverity deterred by a few
indivi.ivals has been the occafion of dilpenfing
ings to them all. The fit ft of thefe is, that by pre-
(crying to them the name of Frenchmen, they will
be rendered worthy of that appellation.
London, England, 1807-09-25

RAMSGATE, SEPT. i 3.

This morning. at eight o'clock, a larze bimriit of
men left the hat boor for the Downs, in ord-r to pro
teed to Copenhagen, for the purpofe of affifling in
bringing the Danifh fleet to this country. A great
crowd had affembled to fee them fet off. Three cheers
were given from the boar, which were returned from
the Tier-head. _ _

weather has, during the week, been exceMaely
ineonftant and unpleafanr, and thefe equinnetial
gales have driven many to the lets keen atmnfphere
of London. There are, however, finite arrivals every
day, and frefh names daily appear on the fubfcrip
lion !rink, at our friend BUSGESSIS.

The molt remarkable do montirations of joy, on
account of the furrender of Copenhagen, were ma
nifetled from Sir W. Corns's pleafure yacht, which
tired 24 round% on the arrival of the news.
London, England, 1807-09-25

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26,
their Maj ee Servants will act the Comedy of
LOVE FOR LOVE.
s:r Samrgt legend, Mr Dowton ; Valentine, Mr ElElton ;
Scandal, Mr. Barrymore ; Tattle, Mr. Palmer;
Ben, Mr. Bannifter;
Forefight. Mr. Matthews ; Jeremy, Mr. De Camp.
Angelica. Mifs Duncan; Mifii Prue, Mrs. Jordan.
To which will be added the Mtifical Entertainment of
THE DOCTOR AND THE APOTHECARY.
Thomafo, Mr. Dwton; Stormwald, Mr. Wewitzer;
Carlos, Mr Gibbon; Juan. Mr. Bannifter;
Anna, Mrs. Mountain ; Ifabella. Mrs. Bland.
On Turfday, the Tragedy of Pizarro ; with the p nor Soldier.
The doors to be opened at half paft five, and the Performances
began at half paft fix.
London, England, 1807-09-25

SALES BY AUCTION.

NAVIGABLE CANAL, TAVISTOCK, MINERA I. CANAL
and EAST lAIDDLESEX WAXER WORKS SHARES.
MONTHLY SALE. —By Mr. SCOT r,
On Friday, Gather a, at Twelve u'Clock,
At Garraway's, London,
qHARES in the Grand Jonetion, Grand Surrer,
kJ. faviftoek Mineral Can.l in Deecnithire, Fllettnete, Wandler
and Birmingham, Aberdare, Lancafter, Kennet and Avon, Union
and Crinat. Canals, and the FaR Middlefex Water Works.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Hatchett's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, No. as,
New Bridge-Itrect, Londe n.
London, England, 1807-09-25

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 14.

Arrived his Majelly's [hips SWIFTSURI and Sa-
voam, with a fleet of tranfports (about a fail) un-
der convoy, from the Mediterranean ; among them
are the London, Tidas. Orlando, Nos. 2, 32, 114.
and '35 ; alfo arrived the RACEMORSII, from Guem-
fey ; and the Aar, from a cruise. Sailed his Ma-
jelly's 114 RESISTANCE, on a cruise.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-09-25

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1807

This day was pnblithed, price 6s 6d in boards.

- -
A SUPPLEMENT to the REGIMENTAL
COMPANION. eontainine fuck Alterations as bare been
made in the Military Syltem of Great Britain (ince the Publication
of the Two former Volume,. 'l'o which are fevers! Do-
cutnenti rcfpeaing the Royal Artillery and Enginsen, tee &e.
By CHARIJS JAMS,
Author of the New Military Didionary ; a Comprehenfive View
_ _

of the Int-dor of Regiment*, tee Etc.
Printed for T. Egerton,at the Military Library, tit-1r Whitehall.
London, England, 1807-09-25

LINEN TRAM.
DEALERS defimus of cultivating the confidence
of their refyedtive Cuftomers h Articles of Mourning. will
be ;stealed with tke it+formation how to feted at certainty a Black
lof eftablifbed reputation, which invariably has been warranted,
but defective fubltitutes for it are very frtquently obtruded on the
bcautious.
The genuine Goods they will find diftinguifhed by a Blue Tic-
ket, bearing a Gilt lion Rampant, the Arms of the Inventor of a
permanet:t Black on Mullins and CaliCnes, beneath the Lion. Be
careful to obferve the letters L. and H. there being feveral very
impofing imftatiors

NORFOLK.
THE SALE OF TWFN IN•SIX HARNESS, AND SOME
London, England, 1807-09-25

°FMCS OP GRDN4lNCl,&pteseder 16,1807.
THE PRI • C1P.41., (•FFICERS of His itlteffty'r

ORDNANCE 6 be►eby give Mace,

That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall. Mall, on
or before Fgicky the :d of Odober reit, from Inch Perfons as
may be willing to undertake the fupply of HOSI FRY ARTICLES
for the fervice of this Department, for a period of three years,
agreeably to Patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Store.
keeper's Office, In the Tower.
Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of
the contradt, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office. in Pall-Mall aforefaid, any day between the boors of ten
and four o'clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, Pealed
up, and caroled " Propofals for the fupply of Hofiery Articles."
But no propufal can be admitted after the f.,id ad of October, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender
be noticed, unkls the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf
shall attend. By Ordrr of the Board,
R. H. CREWE, Secretary.

GENPRAL POST-OFFICE, Sept. a 4, iBo7.
ATTENDANCE will be given in the Foreign
-"L. Department of this Office, on Tnefdays, Wednefdays, and
Fridays from the hour of eleven in the forenoon, to the hour of
three in the afternoon, to put in executbn an Aet palled in the
Lift Seffion of Parlirneot, intitu:ed " An At to enable his Ma-
jeity's Poilmafter General to open and return Letters directed to
Hambu-gh, and other places abroad, which bare been, or (hall
have been returned or Lot fent."

An AhlteaEl of the /let and Forms of the Oaths required to be
taken, may be had at this Office.
N. B The only Letters remaining at the ()OFT to be claimed
tinder-die Ad, are tbofe of the t Bth, at asth, and 28th of No-
verabeilliBo6, direeted to the Cities of Hamburgh, Bremen, and
Lubeck.

By Command of His Majcity's PoAmato Genets!,
F. FREELING, Secretory.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTIIIITION,

No. 22, PALL-MALL.
pERSON'S holding Share• in this Tnili•ntion, will
receive Eight per Cent. pet Annum, fecured on Lands and
Tenements, with a further increafe of Di-Mends, and at the fame
time greatly benr6t the Public at large; and Perrone de urotte to
Inuit their money therein, not as Shareholders, in order to make
a provilion for a future period for themftives or families, will at-
tain their winats.
The principle and objea of the Inftitution, may befully known.
by a;,ply log to the rcfp.9ive Agents in, the Country, or at the
Office of the Inilitutiot.', No. 22, Pall Man.
RICHARD FRBDERICIC THOMPSON,
Solicitor to the Infliiutioa.
London, England, 1807-09-25

N‘lll7-ICAL INT.hLLIGENCL

Dublin
Waterford
Malta

MAILS-..Wlnd S. W.

ARR. DOI AIL DOC
1 1 Oottenbvrgh ot s
I t 'lban 1 0
i o Leeward leand • 0

Five fail of the homeward bound Leeward Muds
Fleet are arrived at Briliol.

The Harry, Captain Hoar, is arrived in the
Downs, from Jamaica : the parted from the fleet on

the 29th ult. in tat. 42. 54. long. 50. 24.. in a heavy
gale and thick weather, which continued fur feveral
days, and he fuppofes the fleet is difperied.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ss.

Arrived the Ptincefs Elizabeth packet, Captain
FOR a ESDALr, with mails from Malta and Gibraltar,
in 24 days from the latter place; alto the Auckland
packet, Capt. SCHUYLIR, with mails from Lifbon, in
14 days paw. The Princefs Elizabeth packet,
with mails from hence, had arrived at Laos. The
Pot tuguefe were fitting out all their men of war--to
fail of the line were nearly ready for few.—Sailed the
Miranda privateer, Snow, on a cruize.—Wind W.
• TORBAY, SEPTEMBER 23.

This day arrived his Majelly's Baps Vit.Ls Ds
PARIS, COLOSSI/S. MONARCH, Sr. GIORGI, Fnv.
DROYANT, Comossant. PLANTAGENET, and DRUID.
NOUGHT, from off Breft.
London, England, 1807-09-25

STAFFORDSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATAS.

At the George Inn, in Leek, in the county of Stafford, on Satur-
day the 3d day of (Mabee, Igo). at Three o'Clock in the Al.
ternoon, together or in fuch Lots as (hall be then fixed on, and
fubjedt to fuch Conditions ac (hall he then produced,
THE. Fee temple and Inheritance of several MES
1 WAGES, FARMS and TENEMENTS, comprifing about
6co Acres, chiefly of very rich grazing Limettone Lind—the
other parts capable of very great improvements, and mostly Tythe
Free, at and near Mizonbay, in the parish of Leek aforetaid, now
let to four yearly Tenants, and half a Pew, and a Sitting in Leek
Church, and a Pew and feveral Sittings in Oncott Chapel.
The Eft4tes are diltant Atm two miles from Leek, and fix
from Languor, both market towns; and from their hang quite
compadt, are either as an entire eltate,or in Lots, well worthy the
attention of perfons defirous of realizing.
Printed Particulars may be had, and Plans of the Eftates feen
at the offices of Marrs. Cruf• Jones and Porter in Leek aforcfaid,
and Mr. Townfend, Staple Inn, London, by whom Letters (putt
paid) will be duly anfwered.
London, England, 1807-01-10

THE ARMY.

The report is revived, that the long talked of Brevet
is now to come ntit very Ihortly. As for outfit ves,
nothing but the Gazette of it will fatisfy us.
We have feen accounts from different Weft India
Itlands: they all agree in reprefenting the iflands as
more healthy than ufual at the prefent feafon. The
16th regiment was the only
,cne in any degree un-
healthy. We fuppcfe that thefe acconnts, and the
Rate of Ireland, have prevented Government from
fending out the large force at one time pitched for
that fervice.

The 34th regiment, and 3d battalion of the both,
have jult failed for the Wed Indies ; and the phi
battalion of the Goth regiment, it is laid, will very
coon follow fur that quarter, and that thefe will be
the only troops fent out the prefent feafon.
By an error of the piels, we Bated in lan Thou f.
day's STAR that the zd battalion 89th had failed tor
Ireland; it was the zd battalion oP tl►e 88th, or

Connaught Rangers. _The Id- battalion of the 89th is
Rationed on the /Ile of Wight, where their highly
eileemed Colonel, Liebtenant General Wm-mom
commands.

The ad Battalion 3 tit Regiment, under the tom'
mand of Colonel Catersat.t., having been completed
to 7oconen, by Volunteers from the Garrifon BAl-
talinnr has embarked for Guernfey. •
Lienttnant General Lord CATHCART. the Com-
mander in Chief in. Scotland, has lately 'completed' a
narrow review of all the troops and military Rations
•
in that kingdom.
London, England, 1807-01-10

BUENOS AYRES.

Yeflerday afternoon it was reported that a veffel
had arrived from Buenos Ayres,' with intelligence
'.fnbfequent to the time of the repotted recapture.—
We could not find that there was any 'loth in this
'report ; but we have no doubt whatever refpeeting
, the falfehood of all the tlatements that have been

publifhed of the lofs of that acquifition. Such an
0 event, accompanied with the circumllances reported,
would have been moll afflitting. The death of loch
a man as General BER $ FORD would have been a great
to the nation at the prefent rra. The General,
we nnderaand, ib of an hill' family, and in the high-
cß
eflimatioa as an Officer' throughout the army,

not inferior to Our MOORES and STEWARTS.
With the reinforcement which has been forwarded
by' Sir DAVID BAIRD, the force at Buenos Apes
. confins of
A detachment of the Royal Artillery.
The Royal Marine Corps.
A large detachment of the St. Helena European Regiment.
The aoth and lilt Dragoons.
The 14th and 47th Foot.
The 34th flank companies; and
The rift and 724 Regiments.
A force which we are confident would defy any that
could be brought againft them by the Spaniards.
A report is circulated in the City, that a Frigate
has arrived with an account of the capture of Monte
Video.
London, England, 1807-01-10

PENZANCE, JANUAR Y

The Danith brig Maria, menfir.nd in my lan, was
bound not to Falmouth to trite fills for the Streights,
but to Southampton !ince, which arrived the [`na
brig the-Beaa, Captain.Pi;ra.sni," fl'om London, in
b311;(1, in • order to• take fish for the Streights : aro
the Betfey`; from with groceries ; and the En-
ter prize, from. Bidiford, with earthenware, from Ply-
mouth.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 7.
Ariived the Danish fhip Ornnia cnm Den, M'r..
ii4ors, from Saint, with brandy, for Tonningen,
Balled here for orders; alto two French velrels les
Fees% Cosy', and le Courier, GoutrilErt, front
Bourdeaux, with wine and rofin, taken by the,
GROWLER gun brig. Put back the brig Emma,
Capt..BuTcir se, from London bound to Gibraltar,
left.thtie fleet, confifling of 430 tail, yeflerday, about 1
7 leagues. S. W. of the Lizard. • Arrived' alfo the
Coop. Batley, Rocists mailer, tram London, with
wine.-4eiled his Majefly's (hip BcoNDE, of 32 guns,
Mos ELIA brig, of 18 guns, Abundance flore.fhip,
Viand
Snipe tender, with the outward bound Well
'lndia and Lifbon fleet.—Wind S. E.
• PLYMOUTH, JAN. 8.
Arrived the Aflifiance. I-tingling cutter, from
Gnernfey, with near 300 ankers of foreign, fpirita on
boardoaken off the Lizard, by his Majetly's Ibip
Nescassus, of 32 guns. It Was the MAGNIFICENT,
of 74 guns, which failed yeller& y from Ca afand Bay
to join the fleet, not the Coz.ossus, of 74 guns, which
fill remains in Cawfand Bay. Came in the Coota-
mica armed brig, from the wellwzrd. His Majefly's
flip PnottNix, 01 36 guns, Captain Islonos, is now
getting under weigh for Portfmouth to get repaired.
Arrived the Danifh Magdalina, from Gotten.
burgh, bound to Nantz, laden with iron and deals,
detained by the Lion privateer : the Danifh [hip PA-
tiencia, Captain LILTH, from Bourdeaux to Tonnin-
gen,..laden with wine and brandy, detained by the
Happy Return privateer : the Ruilien fhip Keefer
Alexander, Captain BRouwEt., from Riga to Lifbon,
with malls, &c. Arrived the PERThNT gun brig,
with a courier from Italy. The FERVENT fpdee his
Majefly's !loop the PEovER in the Channel, who had
taken a fine French cutter privateer, of 16 guns.—
Came in a Spaniflr hugger, laden with roftn, ptize to
his blajelly's (hip harm Russ. Wind S. W.
POR I'SMOUTH, JAN. 8.

Nothing arrived or failed this day.—Wind S. W.

DEAL, JAN. 8.

Remain in the Downs his Majefly's fhips, tcc. as
per laft.—Wind S. W.
GREENOCK, JANUARY 7.

Captain lkflivert, of the brig Duckworth, of this
port, who was captured un his paffage home from
Limerick, the aoth Augulf, about eight leagues
W. S. W. of Tory, by la Serene and la Revenge
French frigates, of 40 glens each, arrived here yeller-
day. He and crew were carried to I'ampole, where
Captain Wlvrit and Captain SAR MON, belonging to
the,fhip Edginitone, of London, were liberated by
rccincli of Captain La Doc, of la Sirene. Captain
NWT k k fpeaks in high terms of the very polite attem
litin and kindnefs he experienced from the French
Officers. The crew of the Duckworth, and a number
:of other prifuners, were marched oo.leagues up the
country.
London, England, 1807-01-10

BERLIN, DEC. 30.

A traveller, who left Crnnfladt on the 28th ult.
fays the Emperor of Rtiflia intended to go to the
atm/ immediAtey after the Emprefs's accouche-
ment, but that the Senate bad espreffed their willies
that he would not leave his capital.
The Grand Doke of Berg, who has, according to
abford reports, been repeatedly wounded while he en-
joyed the ben flare of health, has, it is true, been
attacked with a fever, which confined him for feveral
days to his apartment.

KUTNO, DEC. i 7.

The French have thrown bridges over the Viflula,
in fpite of the difficulties oppofed by the great breadth
of this river, which in feveral places is between three
and four hundred fathoms broad.
FROM THE MAIN, DECEMBER. 27.

According to the public papers, a Ruffian General
has arrived at Vienna, with propef.ds of importance.

VIENNA, DEC. zo.

Lail week a French Courier paired through here
from Corlantinople, on his way to the French head.
(patters. The view of the Ruffians, who have en-
tered Moldavia, is to extend themfelves towards
Dalmatia, and the neighbouring countries.
Our Court Gazette of this' day contains the fol.
lowing, under the head of Foreign Affairs :
" Since the French took poffrffinn of Warfaw, we
have no certain information from the theatre of the
war in Poland. In the mean while, the -Bavarian
and Wurtemberg troops, which have hitherto re-
mained in Siklia, and thole who are Rill in their quar-
ters, have received orders to advance and join the
Grand Army without delay, together with all the
detached patties, the corps of Mai (hal Mortier ex-
c •pted."
London, England, 1807-01-10

OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

The 401 Bulletin is dated from Pofen, Dcc. 14.
It Elates, that on the t ttli, a corps of Mar'hal DA'
yotrses army. croffed the river Bug, and eaablifhed
themfelves at the village of P.'mikuwn. A RuClin
disiflon attacked them, but were repulfed aith great

The 42d Bulletin, dated Pain, Dec. Is, mentions,
that a bridge had beta thrown acrofs the Narew ;
that the Ruffians wete advancing from Grwclnn ; and
that the weather was uncommonly favourable, and
like au:umn.

The 43d is dated from Kutno, on the I.7th, and
merely Hates the arrival of the Emperor at that
town, in his way to Warf.iw.
BERLIN, DECFMBERI7.
Prince Augutlus of Kutlis, accompanied by two
French Officers, fet off yenerday for France. This
has given rife to many conjedures. It will be recol-
letted that the Prince Augullus was fent to his fa•
ther, by his Majefty the Emperor, but at that time
a negotiation fubfi(led between his Majefly the Em.
peror and the King of Pruffia, and peace feemed
to be at band. The Emperor Alb granted an ar-
suinice ; but This the King of Prullia refufed.
This change of ci•cumllances feems to offer a na-
tural explanation of what has occurred, both with
Yelped to Prince Auguilus and General Tanenzien ;
and thofe who look for any other caufe only indulge
in idle dreams.
London, England, 1807-01-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

CRAVISCYD, JAN. 8.---Paffeti ty the lilttfel, i.yall, from Pe-
teribetrih ; Attention, [ticket!, from. Memel ; Minerva, Wild-
goofe, from Mogadore; Junket, Kitten, froin Archangel; Spe-
culation. —; Martha, --; Concordia, Kline; and the
Hibernia. Dunker, from Dantzic.—S: ikd the Saperbe, Jona,
for Dublin.

ARRIVED.
At Fxmouth. the Maria, Arrowfmith, from Copenhagen—.
At Whitby, the Oak Stevens, from Dantzic—At Leith,. the
Johns, Having. from Riga—At Londonderry: the Britannia,
from Riga...—At Botany. Bay, the Tellieherry, Cozens,
from -London.

Thg Tyo Friends, Hughes, from Carmarthen for London, is
loft near St. l•e's .

The Magdataine, from the Bay of Chaleur for Ba-
ton, is loft on the coat of America.

The TVM Brothers, —, of Dundee, laden with flat and hemp,
has beat fonud on the Doggerbark,uithout•any ptrfon on board

As the Lottery wheels will be conveyed in a day
or 'two to their interelling Cecile of aBirin, multitudes
of fpeetators will be apt to contempt ire them as they
pats, with much anxious attention ; efpecially ail Inch
as had the early prudence to become candidates on
this important occafion for Fortune's favours. They
will remind loch alfo, who are not yet in poffetllon of
Chances, that but a moment remains far their deter•
mination to purchafe into a Scheme, which pretents
Twenty Thonfand Pounds to the very fill-drawn
Number on Tuefday next. • .

Had not the port of Hamburgh been (hut *pion
onr xommerce, before Tuefday next, the day on
which the Lottery commences drawing, the whole
of the Ticke•s wruld have been difpoled of. The
home confumption, together with the orders /tom
Ireland and Scotland, wi:l loon cafe the Contra Elms
of the remaining few. The Grand Prizes mutt of
courfe remain in the United Kingdom, which cit.-
curnilance makes ample amends fur foreign difap-
pointment. The Public hold the Scheme in high d-
emotion, and will no doubt participate in the Thirty
Thottfands, Twenty Thoufands, Ten Thonfands,
Five Thoufand , which may be had at the Offices of
Hotosar :.nd Co. z 6, Corbhll, 52, Charing Crofs
and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. No. 33979'
and 42.569, Prises of 30,0001.vrere fold by kiORNSISY
and Co.

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_ StCoND =Tim

This afte.nonn an exprefs arrived in town frr•m
Yarmouth, with intelligence, of which we give ti e
following extraffs to our Readers, by which' it ar-
pears that the French are proceeding in fpite of all
the impediments of nature and art.--Their army has
t ken Ilrong p•fiti.,ns on the Bug and the Narcw.
In their daily fkirmilles with the Ruffians they have
cl timed the advantage.

; They have madethemfelves maffers of an even -
live and advantageNts track of minify, which gives
t' em new means of attack. An ifland ra the Worths
vas carried by them in fpite of a vigorous reftliance
hum the ?ruffians and Ruffians.
London, England, 1807-01-10

LEICESTERSHIR E

A Caphal GRAZING FARM, TYTHE FREE, near MEL-
TON MOWBRAY, with immediate poireffion.
By Metes. SKINNER, DYKE and CO.
On Tuefday, January ao, at twelve, at Garraway's,
AValuable and very Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE. advantageoully them at Wartnaby, a lon all-
iance from Ab Kettlehy and the turnpike road, and about three
miles from Melton Mowtry, a much efteemed part of the county
of Leicelter ; comprifing about au acres of rich grazing and
arable land, lying nearly within a tint trite ; a fuhttantial and
eonverieut farm boort, with f*.i:able barns, (tabling, and out-
builkiings, now in the politlliou of Mr. Thomas Sbuttlewoud,
who Isar notice to quit at Ohl Lady-day next. Alfo a Cottage and
Garaen, lei to 'he Widow Spiky, and the corn tytbes of fundry
lands in the neighbourhood. The fituition a this farm is ex-
tremely beautiful, eommandierverp eztenfink and delightful pro-
fpeeta,and is a molt &Arable Mate far a Gentleman, fund of held
{pores.
To be viewed ; painted particulan, may be hid of the tenant ;
alio at the Sw..tt at Milton MeWitray ; Mi. Price. printer, (.H-
-elfer; Bails Head, Loughbwrong/11 Mr. herbage, printer, Nei-
Meffrr. Manatees! and Sweet,. Solicitors, Tanple,
don at the place of fade ; and of Mtlira. Skinner
.Dyke and Co
Alderfgate Race, Laedco, where allin may be feet. .
London, England, 1807-01-10

LEIC F.S TraiHIRE:

A Cabral GRAZING FARM. rear MELTON MOB/BRAY,
with hp:mediate palates.
By Ileirra, SKINNER, DYKE pod CO. .
On Toefday, Jahlrary a-, at pi, at Clammy's, in ace lot,
AValnihie and very delirable FREEHOLD
V.STATE, Ornate at Thorp Satehville, Ova miles front the
capital nsaskrt town oe' Mvltun hdowbvay,and ten from I.el,mt
tie t confUllrfg f about t 93, scree, ehh Ey rich grazing lard, lying
in convenient itteloturesqtrell woodmiartil watered : a very good
dwelling haute, with fritable epees, 'prate's. orchard, and oat-
buildings, nowin the polTsfion of Mr. Philip Gray, at a very low
old rent, and who has notice to quit at Old Lady Day nest:
To be viewed ; printed particulars may b. had of the tenant
alto at the Swan Inn, Melton Mowbray; of Mr. Price, printer,
Lei:titer; Sunlit-4d, Lottghtmenugh ;of hie. Burbage, printer,
Nottingham ; of Meer& Blandfurd and Sweet, Solicitors. Tem-
ple, London ; at the placed Mr ; and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke
and Co. Aklcefeatetftrort. London, where a plan may he lien.

FREBHOLD ES PATES, KENT.
By Mars. SKINNY& DYKE. and Co
. _ • _.

On Thar:May, jan..ss. at Twelve. at Garraway's, in Five Lots,
by Order of the Executors of the late Ocorge Arnold Arnold,

IN. &reared,
AVERY eligible FREEHOLD- ESTATES, ad-
vantageot fly situated on Riebmore Hill.near HAW, in the
county of Kept, nn the high road to "Innbrldge, nine miles frona
liromley, within fix of Seven Oakv, and to of Tunbridge Town,
comprifin the (Id ettabEfhed km and Watering Houk, called
the Porcugire. and a &Citable ram, ternting of tc9 acres of
graft. arable, and wood land; alfo the Cock Alehoufe, and four
mtfrtiagi I. gardens. and orchards, in the village of I-Lifted. The
Porcupine Inn nd Farm are on kale, which expires at Michaelmas
near, r8:7; the remainder in hare% and lett to tenants at will, at
rents amounting to only abort Bcl. per annum, capable of very
cunfiderable inereafr—The Land Tax is redeemed.

To be vlew..l by applying to the tenants, and printed particu-
lar. may be had at the Porcupine Inp; alto at the [lore and Crown,
Tunb,rl Ige; George, Farnborough ; .Wbite Hart Inns, Seven
Oak. COarmnn and Bromley; of Meas. Haat. r and Martin, So.
Belton, Fernival's Ism, Holborn; place of Pale; and of Mess.
Skinner. Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate Itrect, where a plan of the
Porcupine Farm and Wm* may be ken, and the covenants of the
tenant'. Irate perufed.
London, England, 1807-12-04

BOYNE V. RING•

The Plaintiff was a foreigner, who had taken a
back apartment in the houfe of the Defendant, the
corner houfe betweenWelbeck-flreet and Devonthire•
titre?, where he carded on the bufinefs of an Um-
brella and Pat afol maker. He paid at firll 161. and
afterwards r4l. per ann. and held from Michaelmas
to Michaelmas—the Defendant gave notice to him
to quit, two feveral times, but in each of them there
was an irregularity. The firfl was not delivered fix
months before the time intended for the tenant to
quit, and the lag was a notice to quit at Midlummer
inflead of Michaelmas. The Defendant himfelf had
received notice from his inferior landlord to quit at
Midlummer, under the penalty of paying double
rent. He therefore went to the plaintiff, who had
taken a houfe or lodging in Charlotte.tlreet, where
he had flept for Come time, and intreated him to give
up the houfe at Midlummer, but he refuted to do fo.
—The Defendant then took an opportunity, one
morning, when the Plaintiff was at Charlotte-greet, to
decoy his fervant out of the fling) by a fiEtitious floryi
that a lady wanted immediately to fee Come umbrel
las, and the muff wait on her in Devonfhire !beet,
and during the abfenee of the young womanvahout
three days before Midlummer he got into the fhop,
and (hut it up, and removed all the Rock in trade,
and money in the till, which he fent to the'plaintiff
a few days after wards. Previous to the returning of
the goods, however, the plaintiff had applied to an
Attorney, and the precut anion was brought
Sir VICARY Gilles, for the plaintiff, called the
' young woman who. had• been decoyed out of the
houfe, and the proved the cafe. She alto Grid that
the had brought an anion for tome property of hers,
a piece of mt.flin, a pair of pockets, and tome 'rang
articles which were in the fhop.
Mr. GARROW addreffed the Jury for the defendant
chiefly in mitigation of damages, and, under the
reflion of his Lordfhip, the Jury found a verdill for
11. damages, wish coils.
London, England, 1807-12-04

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 3.

Arrived, his Majelly's (hip FROLIC, from Cork.—
Sailed his Majefiy°s fhip l'Esrlact,t, with a convoy
for Cork; and ConpIITTS and LIDA, on a ernize.—
iiis Majefly's (hip la Slims, is appointed convoy
for Cork.—Wind W.S.W.
DEAL, DECEMBER 3.

Sailed this morning, the Waler..)y, Banc!, for
Jamaica. Camc down from the River, the William
Manning, BONNER. for St. Kitt's ; the Friendthip,
lisat.a, for Surinam ; the Triton, VANDYER, for
Surinam ; the Carlburg, DOLLING, for Jamaica ;
and remain in the Downs with the (hips as per
Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-12-04

THE COW PDX

This day was publifh:d, ll!nitrated with accurately coloured An.
gravings of the Difeafe in its various Forms, price 4s. 6d. boards,
APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LATION, and of the Mode of concluding it ; with a corn-
parifun of the S MALL FOX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended for HEADS of FAMILIES, and CLERGY-
MEN, as well as THE FACULTY.
13y JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D.
Phylician to the SMALL Pox and INOCULATI3t: HOM'ITALS.
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And Author of the Treatife on Mort.id Poirons. &c. &c.

Primed for RICHARD Pmts.:es, No 6, Bridge ftreet, Black -
Mari, and to be had of all Bookfellers and. Dealers in Books
throughout Great Brivin and Irelend.
Of whom may he had,a TREAT'S t on VACCINR INOCULATION,
and its VA RILTIRS. by Robert Wiilan, M D F S.A. &e. &c. price
1.50-in boards.

This day was publifbed, in Two Volumes ato.
Price 31. 3s. to boards.
The Scc'md Edition, corretled and vnlarged, with an Introdue -
tion, on the Hißory of Britain, before the arrival of the
Romans.
I HE HISTORY of the ANGLO SAXONS.—
The Era Volume cntaining their Hiitory before their In-
vafion of Britain, and their fubfequent Hillary in England to the
Norman Conqueft, including the Life of Alfred, and the account
of ,he Srakings and Pirates of the North.
The Second Volume, dcferibing their Manners, Government,
Laws, Puttry, Literature, Religion and Language. •
By SHARON TURNER, F.A.S.
Printed for Longman, H urR. Rees, and Orme, Paternorter-row.
London, England, 1807-12-04

TOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, r o.::hole-ftreet, Plymouth, on Tuefilay,
the tsth of December in*ant.
By Virtue of a-Conarnifinn of App:agement and Sale V.Tued from
the High Court of Admiralty of England, addreffed to Edward
Alder and John Gould, Efq Plymouth,

. •
.THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
so Butts Currants
41 Half ditto, ditto
14 Quarter ditto
40 Cafes Purnics*Stone go Bags %ulnae.

:" Driog.thc .entire Cargo of the brig Elizabeth, F. Soutad
Matto., dctai.ied on her voyage irons Trielie to Fonningen, by
the private [hip of war Alert, Jeremiah Mowle, Commander.
Fur further particular', Catalogues, and Samples, apply to Ed-
ward Alder, or P. Mttyiey, Broker, Plymouth.

FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE, AT CHARNEL IN

BERKS.
TO BE SOLD, either trgether, or in Lots,

'THE MANOR of CHARNEY, with its Right.,
Ale/nix:Fs and Appurtenances in the County of Berks, with
the very defirable kveral Farms and Lands thereto belorging, in
the occupation of Meffrs. Woodbridge, Pyke, and Sims, 'fenants
at Will, co:ltaii.ing 492 Acres or thereabouts
Charney ixfituate about ten miles from Oxford, eight from
Abi,:gtou, and fit from Farrir;don, in a fine Spurting Country,
and near itht Turnpike Road, leading from o,tiord and A bing;!on
to Fartingdoo,Cirelicetter, and Gloucefter, and the Mate is well
worth the attention of any perfon, tither to let or occupy.
For further particulars and to treat for the purchafc of the
whole; or any part of the Eftate, apply to Mr. Morland, Solicitor,
Abingdon.
London, England, 1807-12-04

" • DURHAM AND NORTHUMBERLAND.,

To be SOLD bj PRIVATE CONTRACT, in zó Lott,
CZEVERAL Valuable FREEHOLD and COPY
Lo HOLD ESTATES, compearig nearly aono acres of Land,
divided into compait and good Farms, capvle of cor.ll,!erable
improveoent, and twiny let to tenants at will, Gtuated in the
parlihes of St Andrew Auckland, Wall-Ingham, Lancaller, Ryton,
and Edmundbyers,Th the county of Dorturn : and of Snort.ley, in
the cAnnty of Northumberland ; a conliderahle pxre whereof is
tythe free, or covered by modules, and there are very valuable
learns of Coal under great part of thee hftates.
Printed particulars may be had of Metres. Collet. Wimburu.
ar.d Corlett, Chancery-lane ; or of Mr. Mowbray, hirk!eatham,
near Guifbornugh, Yorkfhire ; who is authoriled to ree ive Pro.
pofals by Private Contrad ; and filch of the Lo•s as (hall not be
Iv dilpofed Of, will be Suld by Aitalun, of which due notice will
be given.
London, England, 1807-12-04

LAIli INTELLIGENCE.

COMMOF IlititCH., DEC.'. •
rttts~tineis
This was an a&ion npotili'kdicy of infurance from
Jamaica to London, on dal frpMinOtca, whichivAs
IoR at fea, and in which all the crew petalled:
The defence was, that the (hip was not feaworthy,
in refpe& of having an in ufficient complement of
men, and being defeElive in the quality and quantity
of her fails.
Upon the evidence of the Captain and Commodore
of the convoy, it appeared that fhe had but eight fee.
men on hoard, three of whom were boys.
The Mate of the merchantman (poke to his belief,
that at lead there were I t or 12 ; whereas to have
navigated fuch a (hip, being of 407 tons buttheal,fhe
ought to have i 6 men, or even 20. •
Her falls,w,er e obfei ved,by,the.Captain.of ihq Ma
gicienne; belOnging to the convoy, to be fo bad that
he laid, figuratively fpeaking, be couldohave driven
a curriele throtigh her main fail. She followed her
convoy fo ill:.,that he putfued hEr and made fignals,
sad at tali, .as the a'tempted to run away, overtook
her, and ordering the Captain on board, threatened
to rate ois failing mttruett ,us away. The Captain,
although he made fignals whith mug have been un-
derftood, declared that 'he miftook her for an enemy's
!hip. • ,•
_ _

Lnrd ELLENBOROVGI4, in commenting tip"* the
evidence, üblerved, that the ftupidity of the Captain
and his mircondult, feemed fu great, that it might
almolt be a queftion, whether the was nPi unfeawor-
thy for want of a proper commander ?—Verdid for
the Dcfindant.
London, England, 1807-12-04

SMITH V. WOOLF.

This was a gui tam adiun, brought by a perfon of
the name of William Smith, as an informer, upon a
penal flatme, which inflicts a penalty of Sol. upon
any perfon ailing as a prize agent, who charg-s to
failors more than fixpence in the pound, as commit-•
firm upon prize. money.
Ir, the prefent indance the defendant, Aggofhath
Woolf, was a blind and infirm old Jew ; and it was
charged, that he had taken 6s. inftead of 3s. as his
commiflion, in recovering the fum of 61. for a failoz's
wife and family.
From the evidence it appeared, however, that the
double cr.mmiffion had rather been offered by the it.
former, than afked by_ the defendant or his wife,
who tranfadcd his bufinefs for him, and who, altho'
well !killed in the Hebrew, was quite ignorant f the
Englith language.
Upon the whole, the teflimony of both fides ap-
peared In contradiaory, that the jury returned a
verdict for the defendant.
London, England, 1807-12-04

PRIOR V. HAI4I4ERSLIV.

This was an anion to recover damages for an in-
jury done the plaintiff's horfe, by the negligence ti
the defendant's fervant, who fuffered the (haft of a
cart to run agqii.ff the horfe, near Buckingham Gate,
Pimlico. The damage [Whined amounted to 71. and'
the Jury found a verdia for that fum.
London, England, 1807-12-04

dII RICO.

HALIFAX, OCTOBER 9.
MUTINEERS.

On the tßth ulr. a Court Martial was held on
board the Acafla, for the trial of forty-four feamen,
and a mar ine, belonging to the Jafon frigate, charged
with a mutinous affembly on board that (hip, when
lying if New York, in September lati, for the pur.
pore of defertirg in the boats. The trials continued
until the zgth ult. when Thomas Campbell, William
Caton, MounfeyTinning, Rohe, t Denen, Peter Bond,
John *Niel, William Lang, Edward Milton, Jofeph
Molena, and Thomas Martin, feamen, and Pall ick
Brown, marine, were conviCled, and received fen
tence of death. The others were acquitted.
Of.-. roils R 13.—Yeflerday morning, William Caton
and Mounfey finning, two of the mutineers on board
the Jafon, were executed from the fore-yardarm cf
the Jafon. Campbell, Brown, B.md, and Denen, were
Rimed, after they had afcended the platform. The
other? convilled had been recommended to mercy.
To raife compaflion, there mtn had agreed tb perfifi
in a charge of cruelty avian their Officers ; and the
public feufibility was much excited in their behalf :
but jolt before the time of execution, they addrefted
the Reverend Clerg)rnan who attended them, and
confeffed the falfehood of the charge, and 4. that
they could not bear to go out of the world with a lye
in their mouths." They then (Tried the firhfequent
declaration, and afked pardon of their Officers for
their injurious condua in afperfing their charadets,
and exhibited the ftrongeff marks of penitence and
contrition.
London, England, 1807-12-04

COtIkT OF COM3iON COUNCIL.

vauttmay, DEC.
, The Lord Mayor, this day, went in Rate From the
Manfion Houfe to Guildhall, where he held the fiat
Court or Cominon Council in his Mayoralty, which
tvas very fully attended.
The proceedings were opened by the Lord Mayor
in an appropriate fpeech, i 7 which he pledged him-
fell to give every poffible ifttention to the difpatch of
bakers, and exordia a hope that the different
Members to f the Council would manifeff a limilar
pofition on their part.
The thanks of the Common Council were then
voted to the late Lord Mayor, which were ordered
to be ornamentally written on vellum, richly embla•
zoned, framed and glazed, and prefented to his Lord-
fhip (fee Advertifement.)
CH0.1379! HOSPITAL.

Mr. Wm-rummy gavc notice of a motion relative to the stink's
hated in the public papers to csift as to the managemeht of
Chtift's HotpitaL

ASSESSPD TAkFS.

The Report of the Committee to whom the Bill for the better
regulation of the AireWed Taxes, as introduced by Mr. Perceval
during the laft Setßuil of Parliament, had been referred, was pre-
rented and agreed to. and after fame obfervations from
Mr. Deputy GOODBEHERZ, who ohjeded to the very principle
of the Bill, and (fern Mr. Janus Dixon, who agreed that it was
highly exceptionable in its prefint Rate, it was referred back to
the Committee to name a Deputation to wait on the Chancellor
of the Exchequer on the fubjed of that Bill.
London, England, 1807-12-04

THEATRF ROYAL, DRURY•LANII.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMEErt
iv lI be ailed a Comedy called
THE INCONSTANT.
Mlrabel, Mr. Dower); Young Mirabel, Mr Ellifton ;
Captain Duretete, Mr. Bannifttr; Dugard, Mr. Holland;
Petit, Mr. De Camp; Oriana Mils Boyce; Waive, Mrs.
Jordan ; and l.amorce, Mifs Scott.
To which will be added (for the 14th rime) a New Melo•
Drama, in two Ads. called
ELLA ROSENBERG.
To morrow, The Cabinet; with Ella Rofenberg.
On Monday, The Way to Keep Him ; with the Wood Dzmon.
On Tuefday. The Travellers; with Ella Rofenberg.
On WedneLlay, Time's a Tell Tale; with Tekeli.
, On Thurfday (not ailed there 20 years) the Comic Opera of
Lionel and Clarifta.

- • ADMIRAL:Pr-OMM Nome ill, iso7.
NOTICE it &ray give.* tilt a Sew* of Oyer and
Terminer gad Goal Ddivery, fir dm Trial of group awanit•
ted mate Ilizb Seal, within the yorifiregion of tee eldmirnity blier
land, will be held at :Iyite Hall, in the Old Balky, London, on
Frilay the atb of December next, at Eight. Chain the Morning.
W. W. POLL
London, England, 1807-12-04

DECLARATION•

" We, the onderfigncd, molt foleninly declare, before the Rev._
Dr. Stancer and Rev. George Wright, as we (hall anfwer at the
day of Judgment. that we have never been tyrannically or in
treated by Captain Cochrane. or any of the Officers of his Ma-
jelly Jafon ; but on the contrary have always met with good
ulagc. and have nothing to complain of As wittier' our hands,
Odober 11,18071 - -

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WIT.LIIM CATON MOONSET TINNING
TLIONSAS CAMPBELL ROBERT DLNEN
PETER BOND'S X mark PAT. BROWN'S k.
WISOCIS....ROBERT STANCE! and GEORGE WRIGHT.
London, England, 1807-10-09

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 8.

Art ived 1411 evening from the Downs the RINARD
(bop of war, Captain GIORGI MORRIS ; the Bo-
NITTA, captain PHILLIPS, from Copenhagen ; and
the Cerma et. gun brig, Lieutenant KING, from the
North Sea. The Clarta sr. carried away her malls,
and 101 l a boat') crew in the late gale of wind. Ar-
rived the Kniphaufen galliot Fortuna, Captain
ANCXER, from Riga with malls and timber, for
Chatham Yard. Wind S. W. Prong breeze. The
fignal for another convoy for the Baltic is now flying,
and it is fuppofed it w:11 :141 on Tuefday next. The
brig Ocean, Captain %own, of North Shields, and
the American (hip Averick, Captain Dtcosr, that
were wrecked on the Nore Sand, in the laf gale of
wind, are abandoned by their crews as untenable ;
and the hulls are to be fold, as they lie, for the benefit
of the underwriters.

GRAVESEND. OCT. B—Paired by the Mary, Wilton, from
Youghall; Dalrymple, Graham, frvm Demerara ; Fanny, Taylor,
and the Union, Burghefs, from Peterfburgh. Sailed the Draper,
Kay, fur Dublin ; anal the Sophia, Savery, for Guernfey.
London, England, 1807-10-09

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 3.

The Right H' A. HENRY GRATTAN arrived yeller.

day mosilitic in this city, by the Holyhead packet-
Mr. and ,Mts. GRAHAM, of Capel flreet, fancy.
flower makers, on returning to their lodgings in [rah.
town on Thutiday night fall, owing to the darknefs
of the night, fell into one of the docks, and were .
both drowned. They were found next morning,
after the dock had been emptied, elaiped in each
others arms. They had dined on that day with Mr.
Ltansty, of Parliameutftreet, by whom they were
frequently entrea,ed to remain in town for that night'
but, to no pnrpole. Mrs. Graham had feareely at-
tained her 25th year— her hatband nut 3o: the was
pregnant.
The pon.bor conveying his MAjcfly's mail from
Dungannon to Magherafelt, on Tileiday fe'nnight,
was flopped by three armed men, within half a mile
of Cooktiown, and robbed of the following bags
difpAched from Dublin, Cookflown, Moneymnre,
and Magherafelt, as alto the bye letters for laid
places.
London, England, 1807-10-09

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER I.

Arrived his Majelly's fhips SIRA pis, from the Me-
diterranean, and is put under quarantine ; HSARTY
and Aar. from a eruize.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, OCTOBER 8.

Ar.ived and failed for the River, the Mary Ann,
Capt. Iticaaast, from New Providence, in 32 days.
Arrived the William and Eliza, —, from Newbury
Port, with coffee and fugar, for Amtlerdam, de-
tained by the BOLD gun brig, and remain in the
Downs with the (Lips as per lall.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-10-09

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