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London, England, 1807-10-30

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LEGHORN, SEPT. 7.
The entry of the French troops into our city was
fo unexpeaed, that no one knew beforehand of their
coming ; from that time their number has increafed
to 6000• General Dumoulits commands them. Two
French Commiffaries arrived with them, who imme-
eiately ordered an embargo to be laid on all the Chips
in the port, to examine if their cargoes confined of
Englifh merchandize or not ; the troops occupied
the ports and forts of the city.
The next day the General publifhed a Proclama
tion, ordering all perfons who poffelfed Englifh met•
chandize, of whatever nature it might be, to make
a declaration thereof within 24 hours, with an in-
junaion to every merchant who fhould not make an
exaa declaration, of paying three times the value of
the goods, which fhould be entirely confifcated ; be-
tides, no ship fhould leave the putt, and no perfon
quit the city, until frefh orders.
The Englifh have fußained at Leghorn, an incal-
culable 1011, as it was there that they have, for force
years paft, fent all the goods with which they have
fupplied Italy.

BRESLAU, OCTOBER 3.
The French troops polled in this department, con.
fill of to,ooo cavalry and 40,000 infantry, belonging
partly to the gth Corps of the Army which has been
long in Silefia, and partly to the sth and 6th, which
has lately marched into Silefia from Poland.
The Bavarian and Wirtemburgh troops have
marched from Silefia for the Mark.
The French troops in the Silefian fortrelres are
at Rively employed in preparations for their evacua-
tion ; the magazines are fold, and the hofpitals re•
Moved.

CORFU, AUGUST is.
The fate of this Wand is determined. On the Bth
and gth Wt. French Commiffioners and a Ruffian
Colonel arrived here. The Senate was afTembled,
and the Colonel read a difpatch from the Emperor
Alexander, in which his Majeity declared, that he re-
renounced the rights he polreffed in quality of Pro-
teCtor cf the Seven ll:lands, and ceded them to his
Majelly the Emperor of the French and King of
Italy. The Colonel enjoined every one to conform
to this order.

The French Cornmiffioners immediately accepted
the aft of renunciation, and drew up a Prete: Venial.
—Since then goon French troops have landed here,'
and occupied the polls of the city, and the different
Corps de Garde. The Ruffian troops have embarked,
and will return to Ruffia by the way of Italy and
Germany.
General Marmont has declared at Ragufa, to the
general fatisfaftion of the inhabitants of that city,
that the republic of Ragufa (hall be fubjeft to France,
and united, as well is Dalmatia, to the Kingdom of
Italy.
London, England, 1807-10-30

THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY.

Committee Room, Gloucefter Coffee-Houfe,
Odtober 20, 1807.
RESOLVED, That in confequence of the ad•
vanced State of the Subfcription. and of the progrefs in the
4naugetuent for forming of the Eftablithment, it has become
proper to calla GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS,
hi order to lay before them the Report of the Ading Committee.
:•••Refolved, That fuch General Meeting he accordingly holden at
the Thatched Houle Tavern. in St. James's ftreet, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 25th Day of November, at Twelve o'Clock.
The hulk of the Subfcription already received is inverted in Ex-
chequer Bills.
The intended Capital is 75,0001. to be railed by 3oco Shares, of
251 each, payable by In ftalmen ts of 51.
Books are open for Subfcription, at Meflrs. Birch, Chambers,
and Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond-ftreet ; Meffts. Auften, Maunde,
and Auften. Bankers, No. zo, Henrietta•ftrect, Covent Garden ;
and Mall H. T. Williams and Co. No. ts, Copthall court, near
the Bank.

Profpeaufes may be had at the above place, ; No. r, Cecil- itreet.
Strand ; the Secretary's, No. 3, Hare-court, Temple ; and at the
Oloucefter Coffee Houle, Piccadilly.
By Order of the Committee,
R. TAYLOR, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-10-30

ASTLEY's OLYMPICrPAVILION,
NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.
(Eftablifhed by Authority of the Load Chamberlain).
THE popular ENTERT AINMENTS will be
given THIS an/ TO-MORROW EVENING, in the fol
lowing order Various Exercifes on the Tight Rope, AEA-
ed by the Comic Performances of the two Clowns—ad, The fa-
vourite Minuet by Two Hodes, &c.-3d, A Grand .ipeelacie, in
two ads, with its dependant Scenery, Machinery, &c called the
P31.10H TY RAN f-4th, An Ariette, called News from Deu
Mark, with a Panorama View of Copenhagen, &c —sth, Singular
Equeftrian Fxercifcs. Drunken Peafant, &c -45th, A new Comic
Pantomime called HARLEQUIN and the T Rita SISTERS,
or the WILL Of FATE.
•* • Particular, In the Bills of the Day. ' -
Doors to be opened at Sit, and begin at Seven preCifellui4et
coo/ price at Nine o'clock.
P laces for the Boxes to be taken from ten to three.
London, England, 1807-10-30

MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN.

I'HE TRACT on the'excenive INDULGENCE
of CHILDREN, Ste. publithed for the arcommodition of
Purchafers of the miler Editions of PARKINSON'S Medical
Admonitions to Families, &c may he had leparately. prize Is.
And a New Edition (the sth) of the Medical Admonitions may
he had, price tcs of H. D Symonds, No 20, Paternoftcr-row ;
W. J and J. Richardfoo, Cornbill ; J. Johnfon, St Paul's Church-
yard ; J. Murray, Fleet-ftreet ; T. Callow, Crown Own, Soho,
and E. Cox, Thomas•Rreet, Borough.
London, England, 1807-10-30

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

at the London Tavern, Fozhole-Brea, Plymouth; on Friths/ the
13th day of November next, at ten o'clock in the forenoog,
riiHE HULL of the Ship GRAAF SUNARtOW.....
Alfo her Maßs, Yards, Sails, Anchors. Cables, Standing
Pigging, and a Quantity of other Sores.—For Catalogues apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

By Order of the C.easatiffinners for the Care and Difpofal of
Pruirtan Property,
H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
196 Pieces Brandy—. 4 Ditto (Spirits) Ditto
44 Half Pieces Red Wine
17 Ditto French White and Pieardon Wine.

Nang part *idle Cargo of the Dan& adp FOR TUX A, Van Cain pC.I2
osafter, coodernosd as Ptize to his Majefty.

A few Tons Campeaehy and Honduras Logwood, and a Nall
Quantity of Grinding Stones.
Alto,
s Double Barrels
$a Single Ditto GunpoWder.
41 Half Ditto
39 Single, and / • "0—
uamageu =am
y Half Barrels
5 Barrels Ball Cartridges
For Catalogues. Samples. and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, elymotth.

BY PRIVATE SALE,
FORTY Bales of SMYRNA COTTON WOOL,
and 42 Bales GEORGIA dietb —For Samples and other
Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN I.AWKER, Merchant, Ply-
mouth; or to Mars. SMITH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBS,
London.--Plymooth, October ii, acy.
London, England, 1807-12-02

TO MY CORRFSPONDENTS.

The extended reputation, which was the &It (Nei (Wavy am.
bit ion, in the TREATMENT of VENhREAL COMPLAWB
and DIBILITV, having attraned to sue various Correfpondortto
in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and from different part,
of Europe and Attseriea, I bog to addrefs this Plablie Notioe
fuchC,orrefpondents.

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The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thofe who.,
grudge not remuneration, made it necclTary for tne lune }valor'
to otterve, that.nn letters could be noticed unlefs a Bank' Noce
Mar inclored. I again repeat the information, that no letters, with •
nut inch:Worts, can be anfwercd, unlefs from Patients alreadf
der my care. And I beg to fuggeft. that letters from the Weft
Indies, or from any Foreign Country, mutt contain not only a
complete flarement of the Cafe, but a very liberal fum, Ildheitnt
to awnpenfate for fiudying and writing fully on the Compisint,
and for thr Preparation of a eonfiderable Coutfe of Medlaine by a
London Chemift, if fuck fhould be regoiGte. Where the di rite
does not admit frequency of corrcfpordeue,it is giro &fired, that
the age, she manner of living and general feelings as well u every.
fymptam that can poffibly be defcribcd, be molt pardculuty (pa-
cified.

Letters reqnire no other direniou than the Chriftian and Sur-
name," Martin Brec, Fig. London t" and that the minds of either
Sex may have the futieft affurance of f.-crecy, the portage of ktters,
accompanied by Fees, need not be paid at the time, but willtter-
wards be charged to the party.

MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal Collrgc of Surgeons in Loodoa•
No. 29, Arundel-ltreet, Strand, near Templc•bar.
There is an additional entrance In Water street adjoining.

LONDON: Printed and pubilibed by LEVEL KENT, (n! Cat s •
terburr Place, Lambeth) at the &ran-Orem, Nir: Carer-
areet, ii übliibtd site at the ST*a-Or►tes, reinvie-Bar.

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London, England, 1807-12-02

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.

THE advantage the public mull always derive
from regularly educated profefliunal men direeting alined ex-
clufively their Rodin to one fpecles of malady, was never more
:=demonftrated than by the unezampled ruceefs which has
ed the adadniftradon of their new remedy, and the extra-
erdinary cures it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Meer,
CURIAE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervice,
have made the Venereal Dike& the particular object of their in-
ventgatioa, and are happy In having difeovered a medicine rope.
floe to mercury In the cure of that complaint---it Is fofficient to
Wave that the Weds of this remedy are diametrically opporne to
there of merettry,for though It completely eradicates every veftige
of the virus, in Its molt confirmed Itages, yet It does net In the
lean injure the eceltitntien—.on the contrary, it renovates the fyf-
tan in all Its natural funs:lions, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digeltions—tbus lottead of rec:ueing a thong and vigorous conititu-
don to the frightful condidon that mercury does, it not only pre
fines that couftlnition In its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vlgour.
Numberlefs inftances are on recent record of the ruperior efficacy
of this Medicine, its Inherent and fpecibe virtureadling as a per-
petual corredive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafore, or from the more
infiduous, though not lets deftrodtive indulgence of Mean -
dons youth of both fates in a certain pernicious habit. Amidft
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the coorequence of
this (Olney vice, there are none more a/Hiding than that diftrefEag
Rate of debility slid deficiency, which prevents °embitters the ma-
trimonial Rate•; the unhappy [offerer broods over his misfortune-
aimed to reek relief, until be is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak-
nefs as to render gee opprellive. To fuck perfons it mug be a con-
follog refiettina, to know that they may now, by a• new infallible
mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human Bien'
logs, a *rang, manly, and vigorous con ititation.
' In all cafes of debility, deficiency, front whatever mute arifing,
as well as in every rpecies of venereal infedien, Meffrs. Currie and
Co. may be soefulted by patients of either feu, with the greaten
Secrecy and honour, at their !ware, No. tin, Hatton Garden.
Letters from the Country (pat paid) including a bank note,
trill bave the neeetihrg medicine and advise fent to any pin of the
Kingdom• Na toy, Hatton Garden.
London, England, 1807-12-02

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NAUTICAL I.VT.ELLIGENCE.

CONVOY TO THE ?NEST. INDIES.
The following official communication has been re-
ceived by the Mayor of Cork :
" Admiralty Oftlec, Nov. zE..
" —My‘Lords CommtiGoners of the Admiralty ballorap•
pointed the Loth of December for toe falling of the neat convoy
from Cork to the Weft Indies, J bate their Lordalps oommand
to acquaint you therewith, for the *formation of the Madtaott
of Cork. I am, Mr, your very bumble Servant,
'' To tbc Mayor of Cork. . " Joust Bas.aoti."
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PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER jo.

Sailed the Clustatsa (Sir Saunas. Hoots), You,
CArrAsia, INTRIPID, MAMMON, SUCCESS, NAIAD,
and SHANNON, having on board the itch Regiment,
to the Weftward.—Came in the Swaystrat, of 74
guns, from Ihittfmouth ; and the HOUND bomb, of
to guns, from the Downs. A fleet of tranfports are
sow coming into the Sound from the Eaftward,
under convoy of a man of war.
London, England, 1807-12-02

BRYANPs CHALK DRAWINO•I3OOK, in
• Els:lt Numbers, at 6s. each, and which Is fo arranged as to
fuprly the want of a Mailer, or aid the progrefs of the Pupil in Isis
Mader's abfence is now completed; and the aft No. of Bryant's
Tread& on Indian ink and Colours, was publithed the aft of De-
cember, price 61. at R. Ackerman's Repot tory of Arts,sot Strand.
The real utility and benefit the gating Rodent will derive from the
inltrudtion of this work can only be aftertained by Peeing the
work itfelf.

GRECIAN LAMPS.
MESSRS. HANCOCK, SHEPHERD, and
MON, take the Eberly of sekedfully acquainting the
Nobility and Gentry, that very erroneous Advertifemerts have
been induttrieufly circulated, Rating that certain material im-
provements in the articles of Patent Lamps have been introduced
by Intersited individuals : they eartaffure their friends, that an
partial coMparifon has been made between them and fume they
have jolt now the honour of offering for infpedtion, which will be
manila to any candid °Nerves to have the decided fuperiority.
The improvement is an addition the molt Emple poffible, which
may be added to Patent Lamps of all deferiptions now in ufe ; by
which only an article being introduced, the light is expanded and
improved,the cotton kept cot:Randy muift,and the dame of coarfe
purified.—No. t, Cockfpur-ftreet, Nov. as, 1837.

This day was publifired, price 74 bound,
Beautifully printed. with a Pearl Letter, in a Nall Pocket
Volume, a new Edition, bring the Tabb, of
'T'HE NEW POCKET' DICTIONARY of the
ITAI.IAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in two Parts,
Italian and Engliat—Englith and Italian.
By C. GRAGLIA.
Many uew Worda and Locutions,(with a compendious Italian
Grammar) are now lift added.
Printed for J. Johnfon, J Walker, R. Lea. Cutholl and Martin,
C. Lair, T. Buorey, Verner, Hood, and Sharpe, Scatcherd and
Letterman, Lackington, Allen, and Co.; Longman, Hurft, Rocs,
and Orme; J. Booker, Dulau and Co.; and J. Mamma.

OXFORD,
This day was puhliflud, in Four elegant Volumes, prieeThr.e
Guinea in boards, with Engravings,
fAXONIANA. or ANECDOTS, HISTORI
CAL, AN Filly ARIAN, and BIOGRAPHICAL, eons.
piled chiefly from ORIGIVAL MANDSCRIPI3 in the BODLLIAN
and other Loot telEl,at (human. -
Printed ter I u.tit o PHI er.l re, No. 6, Bridge.ftreet, London ;
aril to be had of all Boolddlers. Of whom may be had, . •
WAI.POLIANA,2 vol. cis board., or elegantly bound
ADDISONIA NA .a VMS tell 6d boards, ditto.
SWIFTIANA, 2 VOI.I M. 64 board,. ditto.
BROOK' A NA, 1 yids cc. 6d hoards, ditto.
Tat FRENCII ANA 3,3 VOIS 11511 boards, ditto.
London, England, 1807-12-02

CAPITAL SALE

Of MA!OFN OAK. ELM, ASH; BEECH, CHESNUT, SY.
CANTOR F., HOLLY. YEW. FIR, and other 1 intba.
TO BE /MD BY AUCTION.
By Mars. MALLAM and FREENIAN.

• On Monday the 7th day of Th.cember, tBo7, and following days,
at Adderbury Park, near Banbury, in the County of Oxford,
SEVERAL, hundred or fine mAiden OAK, ELM,
ASH, B HMO LLY, SYC A MORE, CHESNUT, YEW,
FIR, &c &c. of large dimenflons. Likewife a plantation of about
two miles length. of 6ne maiden Beech, Firs, Ste. eomprifing about
!loco Trees. The above Timber is welt worth the attention of
Shipbuilders. lA'brelwrights, Re. &e. and will be found extremely
advantageous to purehafers, being within a quarter of a mile of
the Oxford Canal, and adjoining the excellent Turnpike Road
leading from Oxford so Banbury.
The whole are now lottrd with white paint, and may be viewed
, any time previous to the Sale, which will coromencemels day at
! it o'clock, by anpiying to Mr. Spencer of Adderbury; and Cata-
logues may h in due time at the Red Lion, Adderbury; Red
Lion, Banbury ; King's Arms, Deddington ; White Hart, Chip•
pingnorton; Marlborough Arms, Wooditock ; Bear, Wallingford;
Angel, Reading ; White Hart, Henley ; Red Lion, Wycombe ;
White }forte, Uxbridge; King's Arms, Mutter; Cobham Arms,
Bockinghiun ; White Hart, Ayleflaurt ; Crown, Brickley ; George.
Northampton; Crown, Manic; George, Blriningham ; at all, Old
Burlington•ftreet, Boneftrect ; and at too. Blackman Real, Bo-
rough, London ; and of the Auelioneers, Oxford.
1 M. B. Six Month, Credit will be given on approved Security.
London, England, 1807-12-02

BANKRUPTS

John Barnett, of Watley Lodge, near line/alny. Middlefez, cow.
keeper and milk.feller, dealer and chap:stall, to furrender Dec.
Is 69, and January is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornles, Mr.ffrs.
George Hodgfon and Son, Charles (tree, St. James's-fquare.
1 homas Ofwald, of Berwick upon Tweed, bread baker, &lain-and
ckapman, December as, 23, and January z 2, at eleven, at the
Angel. lkrwlck upon Tweed. Anomie., Mr. Dickfon, Ber-
wick ; or Mr. Charles Conftable, Symond's Inn, Chancery.
Line, London.
Edward Ireland the younger, late of Kendal, Weltinorland, hat-
manufadurer, dealer and chapman, December at, at five, Dec.
22, at eleven, and January r 2, at five, at the White Hart Inn,
Kendal Attornies, Mr Chambre, of the Inner Tcrapk, Lon
don ; or Mara. Riehardfon and Fell, Kendal
John Clarke, of Bacchus Walk, Hoston, Middlefes, lint-mann-

taeturer, December 8. 19, and January 'a, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Cruckfhank, Great St. Helen's.
John Wilfon and William Wilfou, of Dean's conrt, St. P.fartin's.
lc Grand, Weftminftcr, warehoufemtn, partners, dealers arid
chapmen, December 8, 12. and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall.
Ation.ics, Melfts Bond and Cliaay, Mark lane
Wm Riebards, of Pendergraft, Pembrokefhire, fhopkeeper, dealer
and cluipinan, December as, 13, and Jan. la, at eleven, at the
Bulb Tavern, Briftol. Attornies, Mr. Edward Stephens, Small.
street, Briftol; or Mr. Samuel White Sweet, No. 6, King's.
Bench Walks, Temple, London.
Archibald Bahl, late of Surinam, In the Wei Indies, but now of
Cattle court, Birehin-lane„ 1 ondt,n, merchant and infurance•

broker, dealer and ehapman, December 5, is, aml January is,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie", Media. Pearce and Son,
Swithin's.lane, London.

Montag Smith, of Kingfton•upon-Hull. ♦i:luallcr, builder, dealer
and chapman, December 9, to, and January Ca, at eleven, at
the N.ptune Inn, Manama upon Hull. Auurnies, Mein's Id-
muds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's lon,
London; or Mr. Galen Haire, Hull.
Edward Warner the younger, of Little New•ftreet, Shoe lane,
London, kamp-mamtkatlaree, December 8, 19, and January t 2,
at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mt. Devey, Middle New !freer,
Gough Iquare.
London, England, 1807-12-02

G—
RAND CITY LOT CERY of FREEHOLD
HOUSES, cllfeharged of LAND TAX. Upwards of
£ too,cco Value in Capital Prizes
TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
TO SI DRAWN IN GUILDHALL.
LIST Or CAPITAL PRIZIS, WITH 7.110 VALHI OP EACH.
Grand Hotel No. 9, Skinner Urea, £23 coo
No. 24, Skioner.fireet, - 7 000
No 43, ditto, - . 6,0c0
Nu. 43, ditto, 6,0c0
No. 3. Pickett Rivet, -6.00 z
No. 7, ditto, - 6poo
No. 17, Skinner area. . 4000
No. 21, ditto, - 4 002
No. 41, ditto, - 4.000
No, 8, ditto,
4 Ozci
No. 4; ditto, - 4.000
No. r.z. Pickett itrset, - 4.c00
No. :1. dit:o, - 4,000
No. tB, Skinner-ftreet. - 3,000
No. 40, Well-fide of Snow HiU, ;.000
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No. 42, Skinner dr:" 3000
No. 48, . ditto, - 3,000
No 49, ditto. - 3 cc*
No. 4, Pickett-11meg - 3 '3O
No. zz, Skitinet street, - zpoo
Making together the Sum of Lioc000.•
The above Valuation is taken at the lowett climate, and there
is no doubt that by the time the Lottery' is drawn, the Property
will be very conliderably inereafe,l in value. In proof of
this fad, it was the intention of the Contractors to hive en.
giged to purchafe the feveral Hodes at the prices fet againd
each, but it was deemed contrary to the Ad of Parliament, for
them to cffer Money for the Minks before the Lottery was drawn.
It it however certain that Offers have been made from various Per
font to purchafe &veral of the Houfes at the Prices they arc clime.
ted at. and it is propored :hat thofe Prizes which are divided into
Inirill (hares, Mall he fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders
according to their reipedtive Shares.
'rickets and SLIMS are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery
Offices.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - £7 14
Half - £4 0 0 Fighth
,i,T t 0
Quarter 1 1 0 I Sixteenth o to 6

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By Virtue of a Comm iffion of A PPR A ISF M ENT and SALE,
Addreffed to WILLIAM PROC SMI TH, kfq.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Wejnelday, Ale 9th day of
Deeeneller at t z o'Clock, at Noon precifely.
THE FOLLOWING .GOODS, •iz.
tco Bales Dry Orange and Lemon Peel
6 Calks Almonds to Hogfheads Lesion Juice
6 Boxes Lams
238 Butts
33 Hogtheads 1 Malaga Wine
t Barter Ca&
The Cargo of the Danith !hip Marianne, whereof Thomas
Jacobfen wa; Matter, captured by his Majelty's Sup Scorpion,
FRANCIS ST A NFI D, Fig. COMII32IIdCr.
For view, inventories, and further particulars, apply to the Paid
CommilLoners, or to JAMES SLAM, Plymouth.
London, England, 1807-09-15

Preparing for the Prefr. to be publifhed by Sul.fcription.
ASERIES of LECTURES on PAIN LING,
delivered at the Royal Academy of Arts, and at the Royal
is the Years :Ea and IS 7.7.

By the late JOHN 001 E, Eft.
Profelror of Painting in the Royal Academy.
Tlk Let:tures will be handfomdy printed in Quarto. iseetft.
panted with a Mezzot into Engraving by Reynolds, from a Portrait
of the Author painted by himfelf.
•,• The Price to Subfrribers One Guinea.
Subfcriptiwis are received by Marrs. Longman, Hurt, Rees,
and Orme, Paternoßcurow ; and Hoekbam and fibers, Bond
Brett.

Lately publilheal, by W. Faden.
Geographer to his Msjeßy. and his Royal Highnefs the Prince
of Wales, Charing Crtifs,

ANEW CHART of the ENTRANCES of the
BALTIC, comprifing the Sound. the Great and Little
Belts, with all the Danish Iffands, tac. in which is delineated the
Track of the Britith Fleet, of ren Sail of the Line, commanded
by Sir Charles Morice Pole, Bart. Vice Admiral of the White,
from Kioge Bay through the pafTage of the Great Belt in tlict..—
One large atlas flaw, price 7s. Ed.
Where may be had.
A Chart of the Kattegatt and Gulled-indult!, fame teak as the
above, price 7s. 6d.
A Chart of the Sound, one Meet. price ;s.
A General Chart of the Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia, one
(beet, price 75 6d.
A Map of the Duchy of Holftcin, one thee, price Ss.

THE CANAI)AS.
This day were publithed, in a fplenkild and very large Volume, in
QLiarto illußrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from original
drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price 21. Iss.boards,
TRAVELS through the CANADAS, contai:,i:lg
a defeription of the pidurefque fccnery on Come of the Ri-
vers and Lakes, with an account of the produclio-s, commerce,
and inhabitants of aide Provinces; to which is full Aotri a com-
parative view of the manners and cußoms of leveret of the Indian
nations of North and South America. _ _ .

..-.—.., _.......__ ..... . .
By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq.
Deputy Poltmaftcr-General of Britiib North America, Ste Ste.
l'rinted for Ittenatto PHILLIPS No. 6, Bridge-ftreit, Black-
friars,and to be had of all Bookfellen.
N. B A few copies of the plres which have been beautifully co-
loured in the manner of the original drawings.
London, England, 1807-09-15

MONEY FOR ANNUITIES AND BILLS.

----- -
MANY Ladies and Gentlemen, both in Town
and Country, frequently endure great pecuniary dint-eft
from a reludtance to divulge thtir exigencies, and an ignorance
where to difclofe their fituation, with a certainty of having their
*get Hides relieved, in a feud, coußlertial, and expeditious man-
ner, upon fair and equitable term., and without experimci n g the
silk of expofurc, the vexation of delay, or the danger of dirap
pointment.
All perfons having prete.allons to an advance of money, may
be fupplied with temporary oe permanent fonts to any amount, on
every fpecirs of fecurity, by applying perfottally, or by letter,
to the Diredlor of the Knightibridge Bank. at his rows) Houle,
No. 8, Lower Jan-ttreet, Golden-Iquart: Office hours from la
to S.

TURTLES.
WILTSHIRE, King'i Head Tave►n, Poultr►,
i. onw landing feveral Lots of floe lively Turtles fir Pale
Turtles dreffed every shy, in the higbeft perfcaion for parties, aid
fent to any part of Town or Country.

TO BE DISPOSED OF. the Stock in Trick and
Itutincfs of a Book&'kr and Stationer, in one of the heft
Situations in the North of England.
Poifeifion of the whole. with the Hatt& and Shop moil adran-
tageottily limited, may he immediately had The bullock will be
carried on until difpoftd of —Addl.& a line (plil paid) to A. R.
care of Mare. Taylor and Newton. No. s. Warwick-fquare,
Loodon.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
To be SOLD by Pitt VA FE CON MACT.

A HANDSOMEfitthed, brick built DWELLING
HOUSE, confifting of an entrance hall, two parlours (one
t 6 feet by iB. the other 14 by i 6- with five good :•.,a Chambers
on the Firft Floor, soil three on the Attk, with s Kitchen, DairY,
Brew-houfe, Pantry. Cell.w. &c —alto a Coach bode, Stable, and
Cyder Mill ; two Gardens. wish about two attas of ',allure and
orcharding adjoining, come time llncr lit the occupation of Colonel
Nlolyneus hum of Vauglaati, EC+ but now of Mrs. Davis,
as tenauta front year to year.
The Prernifea are Freehold, and the lituatinn Is in the *slant
village of Wiiitchurch. in the county of Hereford near to cast,
and plentifully fup,illed with water, in the centre of a (potting
country, abounding with game and sth, near the navigable and
much admired River Wye
N'hitchurch is in the road from Rofs to Monmouth. Gs miles
from the form r and four from the latter, both good market-
, ruwns ; a mail-cnoch 4.1.4;y paffe. through the village to and from
I:iindon. Carmarth:n, Milford. &c.
For further pariieul ir• apply (if by kites, poll pa d) to .Mr.
titoopa, Ammer, Ruts,

ZEACANI) AND COPENHAGEN
TM* day was publilhed, In nne large and elegant Vvlnme:',Ko•
embellilbed by rumerous Views, price Two Guineas is bawds.
I 'RAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, through
D"NMARK. SWEDEN. RUSSIA. PRUSeIIA, and
PART of GERMANY, in [EN; e-ntaitting Views of the Courts,
Governments, and Conditimor thole Countries.
By Sir JOHN CARR.
Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS No. 6, Bridge•ftreet, Black
friars ; and may be bad of all Bookfellas.
Of whom may be had. by the (me Author,
TRAVELS in IRELAND. Prlee 21 ss.
TRAVELS in HOLLAND, and on the RHINE. 21. as.

MR. OPIE'S LECTURES ON PAIN CING.

r
London, England, 1807-09-15

Wm' Of ORDNANCll,Bltenier 5.d07.---
THE PR !r CIPAL OFFICERS of lii: MHO':

ORDNANCE eh Gerdy give Nola.,

That propofals will be received at th, it Office in PaU Malt. on
or before Monday, the at ft inftant, from foch perfores as may be
wi3log to undertake the fupply of HATS and CAPS for the fete
vice of the Military Corps under the direction of the Ordnance
Department upon esetra,ft fur a period of three yeah, and agree.
able to patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Storekee-
per's Office in the Tower.
Farther particulars, together with the terms and conditions cf
the coon ad, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office in Pall Mall, afurefaid, any day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, where the propofals are to be delivered, failed
up, and indorfed ' Propofals for the Supply of Hats and Ceps'--;
But no propofal can be admitted after the faid sift inft. at twelve
o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any tender be cast
'lced, =lets the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, Butt
attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREWE, Secretary.

VICTUALLING °MCA, yely 30, Ito?.
I'HE COMMISSIONIiIiS for VICTUALLING

HIS M47I(STY'o NAVY, do hereby give Nolo*.

That on Wednefday the t6th of September nest, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed op) and treat for fuck
Qliantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the belt quality, and to
be cured in the enfuing feafon, as the rape dive Merchants and
Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third part thereof
to be packed in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the
remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma.
jelly's Vidualling Stores at Deptiord, Portfmnuth and Plymouth,
and into the Army Vidualling Stores in Salt t Catherine's. in re-
gular proportions of each defcription of Caka, by the periods un-
dermentioned, viz.
One fourth of the whole by the 3 tft January
One half of the remaining quallity by the 3tit March ME
And the remainder by the 3oth June

And to be paid for by Bills, payable midi Interett ninety days
after date

The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for
the Illetualling at Cork ; to the Colledors of his Majelty's Cur-
toms at Limerick, Belfaft, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Poit
Meer General at Dublin refpeelively.
No ►eland will be bad to wry Tauter in •tolkb tbe ovine jball an be
lafertedia words d !eolith, or tbstAll see be dehorra e. the Board br
(ere Ow o'Cleea ea the faid Wesberfidry the t 6tb Selitemberanst,aor oxiefr
tit Per/sr orbs wain the Tender, or fosse Perfoa ea bit behalf, Meade
t newer obeli celled for.
London, England, 1807-09-15

DEAL, SEPT. :4.

Arrived the Sam; a ffoop, from off Beachy Head,
with her bowfprit fprung I Staaa.ow Hoop, from
cruize off Boulogne ; SATELLITE, from (0 Oltend
Ilifpatch tranfport, from Portfmoutl., failed through
for the River. Sailed the HEARTY gun brig, having
under her convoy the Supply naval trrnfport, for
Spithead, with a aumber of outwardbound veffelt;
Sumas gun brig, on a cruize off Calais —ln the
Downs, Printers of Orange, Canada, Snake, Royali
Satellite and Sparrow.—Wiad W. N. W. with a
moderate breeze.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAY/SIND, fart. tc.+Palfed by the Alm% Ford; Lod
Middleton. ; and tit, Nancy. Thempfoo, from Archangel;
Enmity, Pcseock, from %mbar; Marls McCord. from Rids
DMina, Pottedlett, front Koningibarg; Jo. and Ann, Conine;
Alpha, Brows; Flora, Rogation ; Clarks, and Wilnatti,
thews ; and the Sufannab, Robfon, from Pstcriburgh.
London, England, 1807-09-15

VICTUALLING OPPICE, Setteneter 7, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for 117(.7 MILLING
HIS MAY 5317'e NA pr, do hereby ghee snake,
That oo Friday the :RA influx, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing. Baled up. and treat for TWO HUNDRED
TONS of MUOCOVAI2O SUGAR, to be anfwerable to famples
to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the original
packages, at the rate of front Forty to Fifty Toes per week, into
the Vietualling Starts at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with intereft ninety d.tys afler date.
'lle Conditions of the Contrail may be foot at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will it had to any ?eider la whisk the trice Ad: not is
ioferteJ ie words at length, or Mafia eat he delivered to the Board
defers .We o'clock, oa the Aid Friday, the OM inflent, nor ankle the
Perlis who wakes she Tewkr, or filar Pifer ow his Woolf, attend, to
asefwer woken called for.

BEDFORD INFIRMARY.
September ts, 1807.
MOTICE is hereby gives, That a General Speei4l
II court of Governors will be held at the Infirmary, on Satur-
day the ;d day of Ofbiber nest, at Twelve o'Clock, to eleet a
Hvnfe Surgeon. iu the place of Mr. Butlin, refired.
N B. All Perform defirops of becoming C.mili.latea, are re-
quelkd to fend in teilimonials of their competency for the above
fituation, diredted to Mr. Buain, Infirmary, Bedford, before the
day of General Meeting. ( -igned)
J. BUTI.IN, Stcretary.
London, England, 1807-09-15

A NEW KRIODICAL WORK.

On Thwfday, the FIrR of °Rolm., will be publilled, the Firft
Number, to be continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal
(Mayo, and embellithed with two or more Engravings, by the
Srft Attifts, cbitfly from Original Drawings, price ss 64. per
Month, of
ANTIQUARY's MAGAZINE, or AR-
CHJEOLOGICAL LIBRARY,
London, England, 1807-09-15

POETRY.

nits day were publlthcal, elegantly printed and embelliAsed with
beautiful Engravings by CARDON, from original Defigns by
LooTaeasou en and BAILEtI ; price Half a-Guinca in Boards,
QYMPATHY, LANDSCAPES in VERSE,
L., TEARS of GENIUS, COTTAGE PICTURES, and caber
POEMS; reviled, correded,and illuftrated with Notes.
By S. J. PRAT 1. Efq.
Several of the Poems contained in this Volume are known to tlse
World, as the molt pleating and popular Compofitions in the Eng-
lifts Language st no uniform edition of them has hitherto callted;
1. me have long ocen out of Print, and others have been unatrain•
able, except to connedtion with large and expenfivc Works. i y
affociating the heft ltyk of modern Typography,malterly Defigns,
and fuperior Engravings, with fuck intereßing Compofitions, one
of the most elegant Books of ire Sae and Price is now prefented
to the Lovers of Literature, which has appeared for leveret years.
Printed for Racami.o PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridgceitrect, Black-
friars,; and to be had of all Botakfellers.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
HA avEsT Hosea; or, Supplementary Gleanings ; ti. t is.6d. bds.
London, England, 1807-09-15

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANS.

The tabik an Mae refiseitfully informed, that this Thews .
NA/ ILL OPEN me THURSDAY NEXT, SEP-
TISPARIEt ty, tioy, who their Majetties Servants will
tie. Comedy
THE COUN PRY GIRL:
Moody, Mr. W r ,uehton ; Harcourt. Mr. Barrymore ;
Sparkle'. Mr. Palmer;
,ildvSkt.Mr. Holland (bi• 11111 appearance thefe two leafoot)
Mies Peggy (die Country Girl) Mrs. JordAn
(Being her firft appearance thefe two feafons.)
Alitbee, Msfs Mellon ; Lucy. Mils Tidfwell.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE WEATHERCOCK.
Old Fickle (tirit. time) Mr. Wewitzer ;
TriftramFickle, Mr. Bannißer ;

Brlefwit, Mr. Mathews; Sneer, Mr.Purfer.
Mrs. Mountain ; Ready, Mrs. Scott.
loxes fos &cony Price 31.—Pit 3s 6d. Second Pries ss.—Gal-
tery as. Second Price t s —Upper Gallery t.. Second Price 6d
Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Bo:-
Office, in Little Ruffell-ftreet.
The doors to be opened at half pat flys, and the Performances
begin at halt Fait fix. • :
London, England, 1807-09-15

MODERN FRANCE.

This day was pnblithed in two elegant Volumes, Foolfcap Odlavo,
price Ten Shillings in Boards.
'H E STATE of FRANCE during the Year t 802.
(803, 1804, agog. and 1806, containing part:colar* of the
treatment of the Engli(h Captives, and Obfervations on the Go
vcrnment, Finances. Populatirm, Religion, Agriculture and inter
nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes indicative of
the Charlie:ter of the Chief of the French Government.

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

Government in violation of the Law of civilized Nations.

Printed for RICMARD Putuars. No. 6, Bridge Rad, Black
friars, and to be had of all Bookieltem
Of whom may be had, juft publilbed,
Ao Account of the late Efeape and Flight of Mrs. &mimeo
Statru, through Tyrol. Auftria, Prulia, and Poland to Rufßa.
By the Marquis de SAtoro,priee 7s. in boards.
London, England, 1807-09-15

TORBAY, SEPTEMBER ts.

Sailed this morning his Majesty's fifth: ROYALLY
with four cranfports with part of the Kink Germ,
Legion under convoy, for Ireland; all 9 itk
sagas/ gun brig, on a cruise.—Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 14.

I Sailed the SPARTIM man of war, on a eruitt,
Admiral DRURY has this day hoifted his flag on
I board the Mow MOUTH man of war, and will fail the
IZra fair wind, with the &et for the Eaft
S. Wind
W
•
London, England, 1807-09-15

DOVER, SEPT. r 4.

Sailed the Kniphaufen brig Commercie, Captain
Jo* ass, with falt, from Marennes, for Rotterdam.
Came in the Pappenburg fhip Vryheid, Captain Cot.
)(EMUS, laden with genera, detained by the Attire
cutter ; alio the ketch Shaftfbury, Captain A unasws,
of Weymouth, bound from London, with pipe navel,
for Portfmouth, having her larboard fide partly
film in, bowfprit broke, and loft fume fails by being
run on board of early this morning by the Saw
!loop of war, which had her bowfprit likewife broke,
snd (he is gone by fur the Downs to get it replaced.
Arrived in the Roads from a cruize, the Bloodhound
and Monkey gun brigs.—Wind W. S. %V. and mock
rate.
London, England, 1807-09-15

GENERAL BERESFORD's EXPEDMON.

The General has left town to affume the command.
Liam Colonel Darling is Deputy (ttarter-Matter General.
fajor Attain, of tbc 58th, Adjutant General.
We learn that neither Drs. Bancroft nor Irvin go,
but that Dr. Morehead goes as Phyfician.
It is expelled that the 34th Regiment will be em.
bat ked in a few days.
London, England, 1807-09-15

SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS.

This day were publifhcd, price Sixty Shillings, dune up feparately
for the Pulpit,
SIXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS,
adapted for every Sunday in the Year. and for the principal
Holidays and extraordinary Om-glom printed in a new Script
Type. caR on curpofe, in C/31ft imitation of Manufcripr.
By a DIGNI fARY of the CH4J&(CH of ENGLAND.
There original Sermons are refpeetfullyfabmittetl to the Clergy
as fuperlor modern compofitions, better adapted to their avowed
object than any previous attempts of tbe fame kind. The Author
has hintfrif preached every one of them, and he can thertfore (peak
to their Inhabit length and tired, be can alto boat of the Cahalan
which they have received from v,ry diftinguiflicd ornaments of
the Church. e,
_ _ _ _

Printed for Thomas Often, Are•Maria•lao near St Paul'•
London ; and fold by all Bookfellers in town and country
N B. el-rgymen who may not choofe to purchafe the eraire Set
till they have examined a few, may be accommodated with a (core
indifferently fclretsd for a one pound note, which may if agreeable,
be aildreifed to the Publiiber by the Putt.
London, England, 1807-09-15

hi rißit I ED.

Yetterday, at Mary-la Bt nne Church, Jame" Fleming, F.fq.
Captain in the sEtth Rcg ment of Foot, to Lady Leigh, of Baker—
ftreet, Portman (quart, wieow of Sir S. R. Leigh, the brother of
Sir Fgerton l.Lig►

DIED. •
At Brills I, on Sun Jay the 6th 'ottani. Mr. Maths. fetid of
I.egh Matter, Efq. of C.odnor, In the county of Derby.

HIGH WATER. AT IOND01:1 BRIDO* TO-MORROW.
Won Jag 40 ARUM aftil
Alb-nacos Banta altar a

A CHALLENGE.
ESSRS. CUR It I E And CO. Surgeons, challenge
1-vi. the whole world to prove a Engle inftanee where their Me
dicine and method of care have failed of the defired Wed. The
pradiee of many year* in this particular branch of their profelEow
bas not given rife to one unfuccefstul cafe.
They continue to diredt thr it ftudies to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complakfts, and that derangement of the fyftem,
which is the confequerce of the pernicious wafteful tifeds of a ha
bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both kites,
In the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barramen,
the other have its ravagesfatally developed to them by a diftrefflot
nate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in int
potence. There are its remote and ultimate effedts ; while con•
fumptions, lois of murcular power, and various nervous complaints
ufually charsderife the earlier Rages of thlriontary vice. Of per
languilbing under the diforden incident to Each a life their
treatmenti4 fimple,and has never proved unfuccefolul In the tour
of a terg, laborious, and much extended prattle& in the moll
obitinate and complicated cafe. of Venereal In fedion,fuch as oh
itrudions in the Urethra, Spongy Exereferoces, Hard •I'lrnour.
Callous Ulcers, Eruptions Seminal Weakireft, Gleets, &e. &e
which have hitherto balliedthe Neill of the general raditioner
Melts lettere and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a Dew
fafe, and expeitious mode of pradice, fuperior to any other ye•
adopted They may be confulted by either See with the greaten
delicJey, feereey and honour. at their heufe, No. eos,Hattnn Gar
des. Patients in the country are requeft -d to Rate the particular.
lof their cafe, their al-, and general mode of Living. Letters, pen
paid,
p3ithenclofil g a bank note. will be duly apfwered; and the need
Eery advice and mr.dieines given or feat to any past of the kingdom
London, England, 1807-09-15

BIRTHS.

At Bererbey. on the Bth inft of a fon ,Mr*. Hart, wife of Captain
Hart. aid de camp to Lieutenant General Vyfe.
On Friday tart, la Lowtr Brook-Brea, the Lady of 1 o-d Vif-
count Stuart. eldeft fon a the Earl of Caltleltuart, of a fon and hei
London, England, 1807-01-29

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVZSEND, JAN. 27.—Paffcd by the Jane, BM's, from Phila.
delphia ; Lucy Lid Elizabeth, Stocker, from Savannah; Lauda,
Fofe, and the Magaretta, Elklific, from Tonningen; Lord Car-
rington, from Pcteriburgh ; Waldemar, Linde, and the Jane,
Mufgrove, from Copenhagen ; True, Broker, from Memel ; Char-
lotte. Patterfon, and the Jafon, Cain], from Riga; Diana. Gent-
ly, from Trinidad; Harriet, Clark, and the Howe, Lunt, from
Demerara.—Sailed the Catharine, Weber, for Tonningen; Enter-
prize, Wilkinfon, and the Jane, Scott, for Cork and Jamaica.
JAN 28.—Paffed by the Hcbe, Branfton, from Philadelphia,
and the Peggy, Coverdaile, from Riga. Sailed the Loudon
Packet, M'Dougall, for Philadelphia.

The SPIDER floop of war failed from Malta nn the
tyth of December, with the Mary Ann, Phoenix,
Broad, and Albion, from London, under convoy for
Smyrna. _

The Magnet, SANDALL, from Leith for London,
is carried into the Humber by fame pilot-boats,
having been found without any perfon on board.
The ►L'illiam and Mary, TAYLOR, from Gotten-
burgh for New York, is put into Rhode Eland with
the lofs of fails, and other damage.
The Dubai!, from Grenada for London,
is put into Ilfracombe, with damage.
The Lively, DONOVAN, from London for Buenos
Ayres, pall Madeira with a fair wind on the 33 of
December, all well.

The Magdalen, of Leith, Captain Hovxms, from
Malta to London, put into Sardinia on the 29th of
November; after beating about 53 days, and will
proceed the firlt opportunity.
The Ifaac, BY&ASS, from Africa for the Weft In-
dies, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Two Friends, --, of Southampton, from.
Dungarvon, is loft near St. Ive's.
The Efperanza, LINDSEY, from Memel for Lon-
den, is loft on the coati of Jutland.
The Hero, HOLLAND, from Bridgewater for Ply-
mouth, is totally loft in 13arnllaple Bay; crew faved.
The Speedy, LATON, from Antigua for London,
Rated by miltake to have arrived in the River, parted
from the convoy about Chritimat day hit, and has
not fince been heard of.

The &Aide, Mtnosx.t., from Limerick for Liver-
pool, is loft on Hoyle Bank.
The Pyningo, LATTIMORE, from London for New
Orleans, is on fhore on Berry Ifland, near New Pro.
vidence.

Much apprehenfion is entertained at Sheernefs for
the fafety of the SWIFT &op of war, JAM F S WRIGHT
Captain : fhe failed from the Nore for Elfineur on
the 22d of November, (without any nap under con-
soy), and has nut &nee been heard of; the opinion
of her having foundered at fea is unhappily much
ftrengthened, by one of our cruizers having fallen in
with part of the wreck of an armed fhip near Hell.
aar.l nd.
b

Flas.—On Tuefclay afternoon, what is called the
Rocket Houfe,in Woolwich W4rren, was difcovered
to he on fire, the gltes rf the atlenal were inflantly
cloferl, and by the exertions of the artificers and la
bowers infide, the conflagration was extinguilhed
without doing any material damage.
London, England, 1807-01-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houfe proceeded to ballot for Committees to take into
conflderatiou the petitions complaining of undoe Returns for
the Boroughs of Saltafh and Tregony. tnon after Mr. Wnita
appeared at the Bar of the Houle with reduced Lifts, which were
as follow:

SiILTASH.
G. Ye:tables Vernon, Efq Str R. Mi%ante
W. Kendrick, Efq Lord H. Moor
W. Manning, Efq W Bonham. Efq
Sir Robert Mofeley, Bart. Abraham Roberts, Efq
Lord John Thynne Hon. T. lCnox
N. Saxton, Efq moutons.
J. Rutherford, Efq J. teach, Efq
EA of Suftou J. P. Hill, Efq
TIIICONY.
H. Howard, Efq G. Mills, Efq
Right Hon. T. Steel J. Lemon, Efq
Hon. B. Bouverie T. Shelley, Efq
R. Wren, Efq R. A. Dania,, Efq
Hon. E. Phipps NOMINZIS.
Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. J. Mitchell, Efq
Earl of Yarmouth J. Topping, Efq
Sir J. Pulteney, Bart. Mr Cawtborne.

J.De Ponthieu, Efq
When Strangers were admitted, we found Mr. BRAGGE
BATHURST on his legs, acquainting the Houfe that the Com-
mittee appointed to examine for Precedents of ExpulGon of Mem-
bers fmm that Houfe, and re eletftions of the fame, did not feel
Well' adequately empowered to difcharge the duty required of it ;
and that be should therefore move upon a fature day, that the order
of the day for appointing laid Committee be refcinded, and that
another, snore fully qualified, be appointed.
Mr HOBHOUSE moved, that the Report laid before tbatHoufe
on the ayth Feb. :Soo, be, on the petition ache Sierra Leone Co-
mpany, referred to a Committee.—Ordered.

Sir J. NEWPORT brought up the Ont MiTlion Exchequer Bill
for Ireland. Read a Ara time, and ordered to be read a fecond
time tomorrow.

On the motion of Mr. BYNG, the Stratford-le-Bow Water
Works Bill was mks kcond time ; and on the motion that it be
committed,

Mr. PLUMER Paid he hoped his Hon Friend would not at-
tempt to hurry this BiU in its progrefs through the Houfe, as he
underitood there were objc-elions to it from the New River Com-
pany, and from the people of Hertfordatire.

The SPEAKER Paid chore complaints out of doors were not to
be attmled to, and the Houk had as yet appointed no time for
the commitment of the Bill, which was then ordered to a Com-
mittee above Rain, to whom the Petition of the London Dock COM.
pang apinß the Bill was aUo ordered to be referred.

Mr. W. WYNNE brought up a Bill to continue the Aet for
preventing the SeduCtion of the Soldier* from their Allegiance ;
and a Bill to continue the At of the Irina Parliament, for fur-
pending the Importation of Arms, Gunpuirder, Sec. Read a Brit
time, and ordered to be read almond time to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-01-29

LONDON MARKETS.

COltli EXCHANGE, MILRK•I.IINS, JAN. 28.-The!
fupply of Wheat is very corificierable, with fame'
further arrivals, and this trade (till continues very
dull in [ales, and at rather leis pates. Barley is here
in large quantities, and with Malt further gives way
in price. White Peas are full as dear, and Beans
nearly at Taft prices. The fupplies of Oats are large,
with many frelh arrivals, chiefly of fecond quality,
and thnfe are cheaper--Sales of Flour heavy at the
late reduaion—Fine American 465. to sos. per
barrel.

GENERAL CURRENCY ASUNDER.
Wheat 509 649 7611 per qr. Grey Peafe 43$ 46/ od
Fine Ditto, Bos Sas Beans. (old) 42$ 483 ocl.
Rye, 409 1511 Tick Ditto, 359 411 od
Barley, 34140 s od Oats, 22s 264 3es
Malt, 66s 731 od Poland ditto 399 32s od
White Peas. (boilers) 24s oas Rcpe Seed asl an
Fine Flour 639 to 7,as Second/ 6cs to 63s per lack.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 24.
Average Price of Corn in England and tV alca, from the Returns
ending Jan. t 7, 1807. ,
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beaks. Peale%
s. d. S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d
77 0 47 II 40 3 27 2 45 4 49 11
The average Price of Sugar. comuted from the Returns amide in
the week ending Jan. at, is 375. oid. per hundred weight.

rams Of UAT AND STRAW IN SAIITNYINI.D.
Hay, 31 OS to 41 iss I Clover 31 Los to 51 s$
Rome 0l os to ol 1 Straw, 21 10! to 3! OS

PRICE LW HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bap 51 os to 51 iss Pockets 31 cs to 61 66
COAL MARKET, January 28.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
212 Newcaftle Coal 27 371 94 to 491 od
4 Sunderland s 43s od to 4its od
Cinders - o cfl to od
[AN. 24.
NIMES.
Friday,
Jan. 23.

SEA-COAL. METERS' OFFICE, LONDON,
CAROGIS sou), and
Monday, Weanefd.
NEWCASTLE COAL. Jan. go. Jan. at.
Adair's Main I 1 46 o
Benton Long;
Biggs Main
Bryan's Main
Croft's Main
Eighton Moor

44 0
49 0

43 0
46 0

Elllion Main
Heaton Main
Hebburn Main
Murton Main
Tanfield Moor
Townley Main
Walker
Wall's End
Towle's Wall's End -

3
• I
I
I
• I

4

Killingworth - t
South Hcbburn -
Ilyth . I
hiurdey - I
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor -
Eden Main I
•
Haworth Moor - 1

Total, Ship.

49 6
49 3
42 0
48 0
47 0

si 6

s 2

44 0

48 0

46 o
41 0

46 6

SO 0

43 6

46 o
48 o

46 6
47 0

as 6
4S 6

SO o

49 6
49 9

47 3

44 0

BIRTHS.

Oa Thurfday fall, at his houfe itt Taviftock-place,
fquare, the Lady of R. G. Thomas, Efq. of a daughter.
On the 77th inftant, at their houfe in St. Andrew's.ftreet, Cam-
bridge, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Pdward Clarke, of a fon.
OnTburfday laft, the Lady of the Rev. G. H. Deane, of Alder-
mafton, Berks, of a fon.
At Port Seaton, the Lady of Captain Lang, of the Argyiefhire
Militia, of a daughter.

Taviftock-
London, England, 1807-01-29

MARRIED.

On the e3th infant, at the Grove, St. Lawrence, Jerky, Lieu-
tenant C. Patriarche, of the Royal Navy, to Mifs Patriarche,
eldeit daughter of Colonel Patriatchc.
Lately, at Upper Deal, Mr. John Underdown, Boatman at his
Majeitra Yard at Deal, to the widow Gardner, both of that pLce.
Thurfday, John Pufey Wink, Efq. of the Wand of Jamaica. to
Mifa Bailey, daughter of the late William Bailey, Efq. of KiLgtion
in Jamaica.
At Newton, the 17th ult. Lieutenant Colonel Keith Young to
Mtfs James Catharine Ogilvie, of A Ccricvic.