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London, England, 1807-06-23

VICTUALLING WIC", jaieB,tBey.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS m4ylsTrs N4VT, do Stray eve Nudes,
That on Friday the 3d of July next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (fealod up) and treat for the fupplyiog of SEA
PROVISIONS to His Majetty's Ships and Veffele at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, %tame in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the
Maud of Barauda, (conjointly in one Contrad) for twelve months
certain, from the soth of October next, and further until fix
months warning than be given on either fide for the termination
thereof. The mode of payment to he Bills bearing interett ninety
days after date. The Conditions pf the Comma may be fan at
the Secretary's OfSce.

No regard will be had to asy Teakr no opiki the Mug Asa not if
-Waled la words a tsar h,or that All ssa it sirtsvored S. the Board ie.
tro Oae ;Clod ofs the :laid Friday the 341 r of fatly soot, sir Italie
the Perfoa who waits the Toiler, or fan Perim on his Waif, attends
tsvenfwer wheal tolled fort Nur will any Tends► that eastaios extra's-
. rat ft upon force articles, and prices math leerier to the real attar
rpm abers, be coafichred as prosier to ij ahoittai.
London, England, 1807-06-23

TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1807.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, 7tose 17, 1807.
T HE' COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY if MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tram:
de BAST INDIES, fle Le►eiy give Naks,

That a General Court of the Paid Company will be held at their
Houle in Leadenhall•ftreet, on Friday the 3d of July nest, from
eleven o'clock lathe forenoon until fix in the evening, to ballot on
the following (talon, viz.
a That Mr. RICKAID Jourtsou, late elf the Bengal Civil Efts-
bliflunent be permitted to return with his Rank to India;

In order to determine by inch ballot, whether three parts in
four of the Proprietors prefent at fuels General Court confect that
the laid Mr. Richard Johafon be permitted to return with his
Rank to India WILLIAM RAMSAr, Sec.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION,
No. 44, LEICESTER.SVARE.
Timidly, June 23, s Soy.
'T`HE Direetors tn this Inltirution having exhibited
-a• Portal Marrs if 111ifteadat agabilt Mr. Richard Frederick
Thompfon, Solicitor to the I:Aim:ion at an extra General Court
of Proprietors, called for that purpok oil Ihurfday the 38th of
June instant, which was attended by Eighty
.Proprietors. holding
among them nearly Two Tboufand Sharea each of the Charges
having been put fingly. and Mr Thompfon having been called
upon, and given fuch aniwers as be thought proper to them;
It was moved, feconded, and 'Waived, Tbat be had ao a-
tore& eaftuttai quay tithe Cbarget, and tbat beibuld be difittiftdfraw the
Olfee of Stadler to the Philanthropic Annuity Infiltution.
Notice is hereby further given, that the Ordinary half ikarly
Meeting of the Proprietors. will be held at the (am: place, on
Thurfday, the ad day of July neat, at one o'clock in the afteraoon,
to take into confiderstion the alterations propofed to he made in
the Regulations of the Society. by the Committee appointed at the
MIL General Court, to receive reports of the State of the Inßito-
lion, and oth:r matters. (Signed by order of the Court)
SAMUEL REES MLLES. Secretary.
London, England, 1807-06-23

AIRSHIRE.
•
' A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RTSIDF.NCE
To be LET, for One Year, or fuch other Terns as fball be
agreed on,

THE HOUSE nf ENTER K INE. completely and
conveniently furnifhed, with Offices, Pigeon Houfe, Wafh
Wore and Green Garden, containing excellent Hot Honks,
Banks of Wood and Walks adtsioing.
Enterkine Houfe, which has been lately built. is belutifully
fttuated upon the Banks of the river Air, within five miles of the
Town of Air, where are good Markets of every kind. It confifts
of a Sunk Story, with a convenient Court or Kitchen Offices, and
ten Bed Rooms, with Dealing Rooms. Water is carried through
the Houfe in leaden pipes; and there is excellent Coal within- a
mile. The Office,. contain a Coach Houfe, and Stabling fee is
Horfes. The Tenant can have liberty to hunt over the Ethic of
Enterkbse; and there is a Park of Fox Hounds kept at a few nas
diltance. He may be accommodated with the grounds around ,
the Houfe to any extent not exceeding zoo Acres, either for
grazing or cropping,in which cafe he will have seeds to the Finn
Offices.
The Houle, &e. may be fern at any time; and further partien.
lays will be learnt by applying to the proprietor, at Enterkine, by
Air; or to JOAN HAMILTON, Writer In Mauchliste.
ALSO, TO BE LET,
For Eighteen or Nineteen Years, from Marais= is dog sod
Whitfunday tS:p,
The FARM of COLVINbTON. eonfaftft of upwards of fiery
Acres of good Arable Land; the Mill of Peewit*, and the lands
1 at prefent under Lea& therewith, extending to about so Acres; a
1 eonfiderable part of which is rich !sainting Land.
There Farms are fituated at the fouth welt extremity of the
Parith of Tarbottoo, within eve miles of Air and half a mile-of
coal. Apply as above.
To be SOLD. at ENTERKINE WOODS,
A Quantity of good BBIsCH, BIRCH and ASH TIMIS, fit
for various purpores.
Apply to the Gardener at Enterkinc.—(One property.)
London, England, 1807-06-23

This day were publithed,
In One Volume Odlan°, price 7s. in boards,

THOUGHTS on the EFFECTS of the BRI-
TISH GOV PRNMENT on the STATE of INDIA, accom-
panied with Hind concerning the oceans of conveying Civil and
Religious 'nitro:Aim to the Natives of that Country.
By the Rev. WILLIAM TENNANC,L.L.D.
Late Chaplain to his Majefty's Troops, in Bengal.
Priited for Longman, Hark Rees, and Orate, Paternofter- row,
London; Peter Hill, and J. Anderfon, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be nad, by the Isms Anibnr,
Indian Recreations • confiftlog chiefly of Stsithures on the D*-
mettle and Rural Economy of the Mahomniedms and Hindoos.
The Second Edition, with conaderable Additions, In two yob Bvo,
price 18s. in !mania.
" Dr. Tennant has communicator a greater mars of entertain-
ing and ufefil information concerning India, than any of bia prede-
cefurs in the School of Eaßern Literature."
&leek Review, Ottober tBos.

•, There entertaining and valuable lettere, which contain much
amnfensent fur the general reader. and much Mit:wilco worthy
of the pudica% attention both of the fuMeet and of the rtsf‘r. mix
the %ireful with the liveable ; and will add to the information of
the merchant, the farmer. the geographer, and the ftadtt.'
Critical lifoolaor, June AA..
London, England, 1807-06-23

A COUNTRY HOUSE, WITH MANOR ATTACKED.
WANTED to Rent, for loch a Term as may be
agreed upon, a Good Family Hoafc, with Office+, &c. fit
for the accommodation of a moderate fized Family ; eritb a good

Garden, and from ♦o to So Acres of Land ; with a Minor sittaateti.
or a right of [porting, In a good (porting country. Not nearer than
fifty miles to London, In any of the Counties to the South or Weft
of is.—Letters, port paid. with particulars, addrcffed to T. M. S
Poft 011ise, Lyme, Dor(et, will be immediately attended- to.
London, England, 1807-06-23

CHURCH PREFERMENT.

WANTED to Purchafe, a PERPETUAL AD.
VOWSON, with the next Prefentation to the Living, of
from sool to 6col. per Annum, in any eligible heakhy iltnation,
(the Midland Counties of England would be preferred) where the
prsfent Incumbent is far advanced in life ; and, if with a Manor
Eftate, the more agreeable.
Letters, addreffed to Mr: Scott, No. as, New Bridge-Iwatt,
Llnicion, will be attended to.
London, England, 1807-06-23

NAPISS, MAY as.

A letter from Barletta, dated the rzth, flues as
fr.llows According to the report of the Ragufan
llrp la•ely arrived here, a troop of Montenegrins,
j .rned to the inhabitants of Cattalo, on the 2d in
slant, ret ►eked the little town r f Tubing, tituated in
Turkilh Atb lola. The Governor of the town, who
had. on applying to General Laurilton, received a
reirrf•rrcentenr, immediately attacked the infurgents.
T.Aty were completely defeated, leavir g more than
300 dead or. ,he field. We are allured that the Pachas
of Seura►i and Janina, who are at the head of more
than zo,ooo men e rch, arc occupied in organizing a
junction of their troops."
London, England, 1807-06-23

AUGSDURGH, MAY 14.

.This morning arrived here the fine Spanifh regi•
ment D agocrv, '.l Algarve, and on the 18th the
Spanith Gtneral Marquis Srernofilla.

MUNICH, JUNE a.
The Germanic aces, who are allied to France,
are folely *scoria at this moment in fupeportinig,
with all their energy, the vall (lc figns of the Emperor
Napolc4n. They !pars neither pains nor expence in
procuring for this Monarch the means of fuflaining
with honour the cnateft is which he is engaged, and
orrefloting peace to fuffeting humanity. To attain
this &lea, all the Members of the Confederation of
the Rhine have refolved to double their contingent..
The King of Bavaria has ordered the affembling of
a fee& corps of the army in the environs of BA m berg,
which is to form It junaion with the Army of Obfer.
'ration, commanded by Marfhal Brune. The Saxon
troops, which form a part of the Grand Army, are
to be augmented to ac:,,000 men. The King of
Wartemberg has ordered three new regiments to
march towards Silefia. The Grand Duke of Baden
fends ig,oco men to Magdebourg : the contingent of
the Grand Duke of Wortemburg has already fet off
for Stettin: in (bort, the other Princes and States,
lately entered into the Confederation, are eager to
furnith their rcfpeilive contingents.

DANTZIC, JUNE 3.
His Majefly the Emperor and King paffed the
whole of the inflant on horfeback. He reviewed
the Legion of the North.
At two o'cl ck yeflerday his Majefly Pet out on his
return to head.quatteii.
• The repairs of the houfes which have been da•
maned in the corn& of the -liege, amount to twelve
milliors at lean. The honks defiroyed in the fu.
burb , by order of General Kalkreuth, are ellimated
at nine millions at lean.. This city, in honks alone,
has ,heiefore fuffesed a lofs'to the amount 'of twenty-
one
No - fl:fla meat was conftinsecl during the fiege.— '
Thi -ptsuild of meat, fince•tbe teintination of the.,
fiege, proviitons not being yet shivid,"dons frcm
three to ft-sur
-The quatitity'of Chip-timber in axe canal and on'
.
the quays, is confsderable.

•
• • STRALSUND, BINS 7.
General Blucher; whb attired here a few days
fines, has taken the command of the PrulEan troops
unat the King of *Siveden. • The armillice Hilt con•
dudes in 'force, and the King has had an interview
with General Brune, but we are yet ignorant of what
tailed at this interview. • • • •
, Held greteee, Steelton& June I.
Adjutant-General Baton Fawart returned left Saturday even-
ing' from ()towlin, atter having on the,s9tlia lilt. concluded 'end
Snood a cartel` with the Fttnch Colonel Fay% or tie mutual ex.,
dome of prifentrs of war,'
London, England, 1807-06-23

AMERICAN BANK STOCK.

HOLDERS of Shares of the Bank of the United
States of America, autborifed to receive in London the
Half-yearly Dividends, due in America, in January kit, will be
paid by Mars. Baring, Brothers, and Co. and ifieffrs. Batard,
Sampfon and Ship, on application, at No. it, Coptball.Court,
Throgniotton-ftrect, on Monday, 13th July next, and followlug
Mondays, from t i till o'clock.
London, England, 1807-06-23

This day were publlibed.
In Twelve Volumes Odavo, finely printed by Ballantyne of
Edinburgh, price 61. 6s. In boar& ; or on Royal paper with proof
impretfions of the plates, to' 161.
THE PLAYSof WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,
L printed from the Text of Samuel Jobnfoo, George Stecveus,
and rise Reed.
Dube'tithed with elegant Vignette Engravings, from Paintings
by Howard, Smirke, Stotlent Thornfon, Wefts% ?cc.
l'rinted for Longman, Horn. Rees, and Orme, W. Miller, and
J. Murray, Londun ; and A. Conthble and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1807-06-23

FOURTH AND LAST STATE Lol'rEßY FOR 0106,
BEGINS DRAWING zeth JULY. dol.
TICKE l'S and SHARES are now Selling by
Sir JAMBS BRANSCOMB and Co.
Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn
37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; whare the brit
30,:c41 Prise ever fold, Ilkewife No. 11,7t9, the as .0301 ; anti
the say Prize ever entitled to 20,0301. No 24,305, as 1117a•drAwn
the Second day in the lilt Lottery. were divided into Shares at the
above Offices. And, in the two hit years Lotteries, the following
Capitals wag fold by them in 350 Shares, namely—
No. No.
ts.rbs a Prize of Lt,ooo 13.747 a Prise of LILO 030
3,330 1,000 456 20.000
17,477 • 1,000 9,119 - sopoo
24,699 000 11,643 ---- 20,000
16,80 t i,OOO 7,686 - a 0,020
17 973 2,000 7,757 •.----••• 20.021
8.366 -- 5,002 24.305 ••••••• 20,030
4.077 5,003 12,719 25 MOO
11,01 ••••••••• 3,000 Wfth 16 Prizes of 500
And a great number of tool. pg. &e. Ste.
Pkafe to obferve--there are more Capital Prises in the prefent
Lottery than ever were in any former one with only ao.oo)Tickets,
and not three Blanks to a Prize, and only ooe fixed Capital, there-
fore an early purehafe is recommended by the above ProSetors;
ty Schemes gratis..-and Prises paid on demand.
London, England, 1807-06-23

This day was ptibUlhed,

In an elegant rota!! Volume, price Senn Shilliop in boards,
'TRAVELS in the Year iBOO, from ITALY to
ENGLAND, through the TYROL, STYRIA. BOULUIA,
GALLICTA, POLAND. and RUSSIA, tontal-ing the Ratkolan of
the LIRERATION of Mrs. SPENCER SMI CH from the Hands
of the Prtoch Police, and of her fulofequent Flight through the
Countries above-mmtioned, effedted and written
By the MARQUIS DE SALVO,
Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of

Turin, &c.
Printed for RICBARD Putturs,No. 6, Bridge.ftreet, Blaskfrisrs,

and to be had of all BOokteliera.

At the fame time is publiChe.l, a (mall Edition of the original
Italian, elegantly printed, price ea. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1807-06-23

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe " Thomas and others igainft
Jones and others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of
Regain. Jonas, late of Fnnmon Cattle, in the County of Gla
morgan, Efq. aro, on or before the 24th day of June next, to
come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Ef9, one of
the Mafters of the laid Court, at his Chambeu in Southampton.
buildings, Chancery-lane, London • or, in default thereof, they!
will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the laid Decree.
May s, 2807. CHARLES BROWN.
Solicitor for the Complainants.
London, England, 1807-04-11

NATURAL HISTORY.

This day was publilheil, ymbelliihed Stith twelve beautifully co- I
loured Engravings, price sit. half bound.
THE HISTORY of SEVENTY-POUR of the
& molt remarkable and interetting BRITISH BIRDS ; contain.
ing a popular View of their Charadters and Habits, accompanied
by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amuremunt and InttruCtion
of Young Perron..
By the AUTHOR of the Hifto4 of Britilb Domerlic Quadrupeds.
Printed for Ricianun PHI LLI rs, 6, Bridge-greet, Brackfriars ;
fold by B. Tabart; New Bond-itrect ; and by a other Bookrellers.
Of whom may be had,
The Hirroar of BRITISH DO/REMO Q2ADRUPRDS, with
Plates, price 25. bd.
NATURAL. HISTORY for SCROOLS, with Seventy Plates. By
W. Mayor, 1.. L. D. Price 6s. bound.

ANIMAL Broca APHY or, Anecdotes pf Animals, &c. &c. By
the Rev. W. Ifingley, 3 vols. sl. tog.
VIStTS to the MENAGERIZ and the Bo f A NICOL GARDZI4 at
PA RI S. Price 61.6 d. half bound.
London, England, 1807-04-11

KOTZEBUE.

A COMPLETE and UNIFORM EDITION of
A
the elleemeil Works of the above popular Wri•er, may now
he had of all Bookfellers, in THIRTEEN ELEGANT VOLUMES,
(mall oaavo, in boards, or in various Ryles of Binding, all by the
SAME TBANSLATOR ; or the feveral Works may he had feparately,
at the convenience or pleafure of the Purchafer, viz.
I. The NARRATIVE of his EXILE into SIBERIA, fifth Edition,
thrcevoli. 535. 6d. in boards.
s. His TRAVELS into FRANCE, three vols. fourth eclition,t3s 61
in boards. _ _

3. His TRAVELS through ITALY, third Edition, four sots 2os
in boards.

4 His NOVtLLI.TTES. or Romances, Tales, &e. &c. eftermed
in this tranflition one of the molt elegant Works in this Clafs,
which has appeared for feveral years—three vols. tss in boards.
All the above have been publifhed by RICHARD PHILLIPS. No.
6, Bridge ftreet, 131acktriars, and they are to be had of all Book-
fellers in t►e United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-04-11

DR. MAVOR'S NEW WORK.

This day was publiiked, in two elegant Volumes, foolfcap odtavo ,
Price Ninc Shilling. in boards,

AFATHER's GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN;
confilling of original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE-
FLECTIONS, &c &c.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D.
Vicar of Hurky, in Btrklhire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira.
Printed fur RIC II Ait us. LI P 3, No. 6. New Bridge theet ;
and to be had of all Bontfellers.
London, England, 1807-04-11

COLONEL CAV:THORNE.

Mr. SWAN gave notice that he will(' on Monday move that
the Petitioners from Lanct.ftcr upon the fubjea of Colonel Caw-
tliorne's Election &mild be heard by Conrad at the Bar.
SCOTCH ACCOUNTS.

Mr. HUSlUSSON7ativerting to an Order made laft Seffion,
upon the Motion of a Noble Lord (11. Petty) whom he then law
in his place, for the produdion of an Account with regard to the
Scotch Excife for a certain number of years, obferved, that in pur-
fuance of that Order there were now behind Mm two huge volumes
which only contained the Account- of one year, although almoft
all the Clerks in the Eftablifbment had been engaged fince the
order in preparing it. Now, as he could not conceive the objedt
of the Noble Lord, or the utility of a compliance with his motion
he gave notice that be would on Monday mcrve for refcinding the
Order with regard to the twenty-three preceding years to which
it referred.

-----
Upon the Motion of Mr G. ROSE, new Writs were ordered for
the I. ledlim; of Rcprefentatives for Chridchurch, in the room of
the Right Honourable George Rofe, who &ice his eledion has
“cccptcd the office of Tteafisrer of the Navy ; and of Mr. S.
13ourne, who has accepted the office of one of the Lords Com-
milEoners of the Treafury.
- - - -

Upon the Motion of Mr.CALCR AFT, the Mt of the 28th of
the King, relative to election, ane the precedent refpeding the
eleCtion for Ayrfhire being read, the order for eonfidering the Pe-
tition complaining of an undue eleCtion for Chriftehurch was di!.
charged, and leave was given to withdraw the laid Petition.
Upon the Motion of the CHANCEI.LOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, the Order for the attendance of Witneffes on this Peti-
tion was difcharged.
The Order for calling over the Defrulters upon the laft Ballot
was pollponed from Monday to Tuefday next, for which day an
Order was made for a Call cf the Houfe.
Upon the motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the Milt Stamp
Duty Bill, and the Irilh Servants Wages Bill, were read a third
time and paired.
The kith Loan Bill was committed, and ordered to be reported
on Tuefday.
The [rim Poor Bill was alfo committed, and ordered to be re-
ported on Monday—as was the Iri9i Judges Commiffioners Affi-
davit Bill.
London, England, 1807-04-11

MISS OWENSON's POEMS.

.This day was publilhed, elegantly printell, price even Shillings
in Boards.

'THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI-
CAL FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,
author of the NOVICE of ST DOMINIC, the WILD OIEL,

&c. &c.

Trifles right as 1if.............C11AKT11P? A R R.
Vrai papillen de Parnaffe.—La to NTAI N L.
Printed for RICHARD Femurs, 6, Bridge-ftreet; and fold by
. ARCHER. M. KUNZ, N. MASON, W. DOGDALZ, E. COL.
BERT, and W. WATSON, Dubin; and by all other Bookfellers.
Of whom may be had,
The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four
Volumes. Price [Ss.
The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo•
lumcs. $35.6d.
The Eighth Edition of The WINTER 114 LONDON, Three
Volumes. 13$ 6d.
Ste JOHN CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau
tiful Engravings. 4to. 21. 55.
London, England, 1807-04-11

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

GR avcsown, APRIL to —Paffed by the Prince of Wales, --,
from Malta; and the Hugon. Owen, from Gibraltar. Sailed the
Jane, Scott ; Amieus, Peacock ; Lord St. Helen's, Scott ; Mary,
Sarman ; and the Evcretta, Patterfon, for Quebec ; Hope, Befant,
for New Brunfwick ; Governor Milne, Allan, for Sr. Domingo;
Princes Mary, Hunt; and the Anna, Poynter, for Waterford.
_
London, England, 1807-04-11

EAST•INDIA FLEET.

Some of the Morning Papers have flared the ant
val of ibis valuable con'. v off Portfmquth. No fuch
accounts have been received. They may be expeEt.
ed hourly. The lateft intelligence refpeeling them
was-what we Rated yefterday—they were fpoke wits
by two (hips arrived at Liverpool, on their paffagc
from St. Helena, 27 in number.

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London, England, 1807-04-11

DIED.

On the 6th inflant, at Gofport, Mr. Marmaduke Fothergill,
aged 17, MidChipman alibi Majetty's iliip Maida.
On the iStli ult univerfalty beloved and regretted, the Rev.
Wm. Difney, D. D. Re!tor of Pluckley, in the County of Kent,
aged 75. His remains were interred on Saturday lalt, in the family
vault at Craubrook, in the faid County.
London, England, 1807-04-11

STATE LOTTERY.
4 Prizes of £20,000 10 Prizes of Cip^o
4 —10,0 co to —. SOO
4 5,000 &c. Etc. &c.
SIVIFT and Cn. N'. It, POULTRY. and No. 12,
CHARING CRO‘S. are felling the TICKETS and SIIARES of the
prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing NEX I' TUES-
DAY. This Lottery contains an unufual number of the higheß
Capitals, and gives to the Mit Three Thoufand Tickets tt.sl. each,
over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againft them.
EIGHTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the !Mt and preceding
Lotteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at
SWIFT and Co's. Offic.cs.

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. '
No. 4, Cornhill, and No. so, Charing Croft.
1-1 BISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen-
-L • try, and the Public, that all Tickets in the State Lottery,
drawn next Tuefday, will be PRIZES ; and every Ticket drawn
on that day is intrinfically worth more than "Thirty Guineas. The
&ft drawn Ticket is entitled to zo,oool Tickets and Shares are
felling in great variety at the above Offices, where No 6,633, a
Prize of 30,0001. in the IA Lottery, and twenty other Capital
Prizes, were fold, (hared and regiltered. The Scheme contains
4 Prizes of £20,000 I 4 Prizes of £5,000
4 - Moon so - - 7,000
ice. &e. &c —Lottery begins next Tuefday.
London, England, 1807-04-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.WILBERFORCE brought up a Report from the Commit-
tee appointed to inquire into the merits of the Petition complain-
ing of an undue eledion for the County of Londonderry, and ob.
tamed l-ave :he adjournment of the laid Committee, until
again fumosoncd by the Speaker's Warrant, in order that time
thould be allowed to the Commiffioncrs for examining evidence
upon this fubjed in Ireland.
Mr. Jonvs•rorte, from the office of the Chief Secretary for
Ireland, prefented certain accounts with regard to Oak Bark.—
Ordered to li► on the Table. As was an account prefented by
Mr. MITFORD, with regard to the Cullom and Excife of Scat-
land.
The Bill for railing a fund to provide for the Widows and Or..
phans of Schoolmafters in Scotland; and the Dover Pilots Regu.
lotion Bill, were read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed.
London, England, 1807-04-11

SATURDAY, APRIL 1 i, 1807

NEXT TUESDAY, the DRAWING of the STATE LOT
TERY will commence, and the Firft Drawn Ticket on that

Day will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. Royal Ex-
change. who fold all the Pirft Drawn CAPI TAL PRIZES
in the laR Lottery, arc felling TICKETS and SHARES for the
prcfent State Lottery. The Pith Drawn Tickets for the ad, 3d,
and 4th Days of Drawing will alfo be entitled to ao.oool. each.

NEW STATE LOTTERY,
BEGINS DRAWING ON TUESDAY NEXT.

TICKETS and STARES are felling at DRUM-
MOND'. OFFICE. No. 65, Fleet• Erect.
..... .

The Flrlt Drawn Ticket on the RA Four Days of Drawing
will be entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds each ; the Fir it
Drawn the Fifth and Sixth Days to Ten Thoufand Pounds each;
and the Fit* Three Thoufand Tickets, in addition to any other
Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to Ten Pounds each.
A. MUM/440ND swam to remind his Friends and the Public
of the advaatage to be gained by an early Purchafe.

THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOT FERY
begins Drawing ON TUESDAY NEXT, offering to the
Public a molt advantageous Scheme, viz.
4 Prizes of

.

£10,0•J0
10,0:0
5 ,03.3
1,000

Ece. &e. ace.

And the peculiar advantage of the lira 3,000 Tickets being end-
titled to z 01. each over and above any other Prices that may he
drawn againft them. Tickets and Shareware felling at CA R'rEß's,
No. 8, CHARING CROSS, the OLDEST OFFICE. Every Adven-
turer in the prefent Lottery will be prefcntcd with a New Lottery
Dlrcaory, or a Key to the Capitals, by CA ai la ON LY (Gratis).

BROOKE & Co. Stock-Brokers, and Licenfed
Lottery Office Keepers, a 37, Piccadilly, eftabliffied Fifty-three
Years, return their fincere and unfeigned Thanks for the very
Battering and general Support given their Office ; and they refped-
fully inform their Friends and tht. Public, that they have a very
large fupply of TICKETS and SHARES, in the greateft poffible
Variety of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery, that begins Draw-
ing TUESDAY next, and which contains 4 of =p001.4 of to,cool.
4 ors,oool. to of t pool. &c. &c. Brooke and Co. have fold anti
regiftcred Thirty-five Shares of Capital Prizes in the hit Year,
including a tc,,0001.

SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN ON TUESDAY
NEXT, THE tcrii OP APRIL
HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers,
CORNHILL, OXFORD srkr.cr, and St. JAMES'S-STRLYT,
(FRablithed 50 Years) are now felling the Tickets and legal
Shares on the heft Terms, at their above Offices, where all Prizes
are paid on demand.
SCHEME contain.
Prizes of Lst",of.. o.
so,ooo
3,x0

&c. &c.
London, England, 1807-04-11

P7CTVALLING OFFICI, .941, dol.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS 11,117BSTrS NAVY, di, &nay give Notice,

That on Wedneklay next, the tsth inftant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for filch quanti
ties of BISCUIT, made from whole Meal, as the relpeeive Ma
nufadurers of that Article may think propor to offer ; to be de-
livered in a month, by weekly proportions, into his Majt(t)'s
Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid fur by Bills payable
with Intercft ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tender for a lefa quantity than Three Hundred Bags
will be admitted.

• The Couditions of the Contrad may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.

No regord will he had to any 'render ix whir!, the price fall not he
imferted la ova: at length. or that Aril stet he delivered to the .Board
before one o'clock on the fold Wednefday next the tst6 inflant, nor mate
the perfin who mother the Tender, or jam petfix on his behalf attend:
to antwer ovhen called for.

On Thurftby the tsth of April, will he publinted, in Foolfcap
Odtavo, price Ss bound, cnibellifhed with a Charadcrillic
Frontifpi, cc.
STULTIFERA NAVIS; or, The MODERN
SHIP of FOOLS.

fEr.! Ptrcnniva.
A Whip for the Hock —a Bride for the Afs—and a Rod for the
Fool'. Back.
Princes! for Miller. Albentarl s•ftreet.
N. B. The above is an original compolition, founded on the plan
of Alexander Barclay'e celebrated Tranflition of the Ship of Fools,
printed in folio.A. 1) 1578.
London, England, 1807-04-11

A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall Scrophulons Ul-
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain; it then
broke out in her wrift, both her boulders, and her
knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif•
poled to heal ; it then affeCted her right elbow ; and
►heft ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debili•
ty, the fuffered for twelve years. H• r knee was healed
in the Woreetter Infirmary, and the experienced fome
.benefit while a patient for a Short time in St. Barth()
lomew's Hofpital, when the made application for the
benefit of SPILSIVIT'S PATILIIT ANTISCOIDUTIC
Mors, at the Difpenfatory , No. 15, Saho Square,
London. By the application of the drops for fix
, months, her ulcers gradually healed, fhe regained
her firength and appetite. It is now a twelve month,
and the remains perfeetly well. Any information of
the above fedi may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's
Court, Drury Lane, London.

marl

Is.

On the 7th infant, at his houfe in Poland-ftreet, the Lady of
•tbe Hon. Wm. Herbert, of a fon.
On the ad loft Int, at Watetville, county Kildare, the Lady of
tke Right Hon. Lord Dunbuyne, of a fon.
London, England, 1807-04-11

DUTCH PAPERS.

Lail night Dutch papers to the 3d intl. arrived,
which bring down the Paris news to the 3oth ult.
but contain nothing of importance. The intelli-
gence from the feat of war does not come down later
than the fixty-fixth Bulletin already laid before our
Readers—of courfe thefe papers throw no light on
the report mentioned in letters of the fame date, of
another bloody battle having taken place in Poland.

A report was circulated yefterday afternoon that
Monte Video had been captured and Buenos Ayres
retaken from the Spaniards. This intelligence had
for its authority letters from Liverpool, which Rated
that it had been received there by a vac' which had
arrived from Jamaica. This veffel, as appears, had
not brought the intelligence from the Weft Indies,
but fpoke the SAMPSON at fea with the Eaft India
fleet under convoy, from which chip the received the
news.—But there muff be fzme miftake in the Rate-
ment, for the Mercury packet which is now in the
river, and left St. Helena four days later than the
SAMPSON, brought no fuch intelligence. It is true,
that letters from St. Helena of the 3111 of January,
mention fuch a report having reached that Ifland,
but no official advices of any kind refpeaing fuch
an event had been received there. The report
from Liverpool,. Rates the lois of Biltifh foldiers in
this conqueff, at zoo° killed and wounded—a faa
hardly credible, even if the places have been taken.
We are very much inclined to believe that our coun-
trymen haTe gained a folid footing in South America
before this time, but the pref.:lit rumours have pro•
trably po real foundation.
London, England, 1807-04-11

GREENOCK, APRIL 8.

Arrived here yellerday, the St. Andrew, RlrcHty,
from Demerara.—Sailed thence, on the t tth of Fe-
bruary, in company with the Chip Mennie, Fairlie,
for Port-Glafgow ; and the brigs Clarence and Prin.
eels Royal, of and for Liverpool. The Mennie parted
on the 26th February, in lat. 23 39, long. 6o; the
Princefs Royal fell aflern loon after, and was not
leen fence.—Patted company with the Clarence, on
the 7th March, in lat. 292, long. so, in bad weather :
the Highlander, STE vsa snit, was to have failed with
Captain R. for Port-Glafgow, but got aground in
eroding the Bar.—Left loading, the Ariadne, Jour/-
370 N, and expelled to fail about the 26th Feb. for
Clyde. The Mercury, BOG, of this port, was load.
ing for Liverpool, and expelled to fail with the Ari-
adne.—The Jafon, GEMMEL ; America, M'Ewspi
and Ann, GP.VSSARD, were taking in their cargoes—
deainatiors unknown.—The Ajax, STEWART, and
two London (hips, were loading at Berbice, and were
to have failed alth the St. Andrew, but did not join.
—Arrived on Monday, the Garthland, WEACHeRN,
from Jamaica ; (poke on the 31(1 ult. the Dawn, of
and from Newca file, bound to Halifax, ten days out,
long. 19 W. and lat. 55, is N.
London, England, 1807-04-11

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCE, APRIL 7. -

Yeaerday the May, DANCE, arrived from London,
in order to take pilchards for the Weft Indies ; alfo
the Pappenburgh galliot ; the Vrow Juna, Captain
Feast H. Islaavcs, from St. Martins, with fall, for
a market ; and alfo the William, of London, Captain
STEVENSON, from Jamaica, laden with fugar, &c.
out eleven weeks, waiting a fair wind.
London, England, 1807-04-11

FALMOUTH, APRIL 8.

Sailed the Humber armed (hip on a cruize ;—ar.d
the Walfingham packet, Captain COCK, with mail•
for Lifbon. Wind N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL w.
Arrived his Majetty's Ihip Success from Jamaica.
Wind S. W.

DOVER, APRIL zo.

Arrived this day the brig Mette Maria, of and
from Holmellrand for this pnrt, with a cargo of
Timber ; alfo the Hamburgh brig Leopold Second,
in ballail, for a cargo. Sailed the {hip Enigheden,
Capt. LINDA H 1., of and for Tonfberg, in
Pallid by the Mercury Eaft India packet, for the
River, lark from Falmouth. Wind S.W. and blows
firong, with rain.
DEAL, APRIL TO.

Sailed yeaerday evening the FURIOUS, FRARLESS•
and PELTER gun brigs, on a cruize ; Ranger naval
tranfport, for Plymouth ; and Deptford lighter, for
Deptford. Arrived yeflerday evening, his Majeay's
tips VANGUARD and GOLIAH, from Plymouth ;
SHANNON frigate; INTELLIGENT, and feveral other
gun brigs, from off the French roan. Came down
from Sheernefs his Majeay's !hip Isfusoyuro.
arrived the Sarah Chriniana, Captain MARRINEON,
from Bengal, laft from Falmouth ; and the —,
Captain CRAWFORD, from Gibraltar, and remain in
the Downs with the (hips as per lA.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-04-11

CHANGE OF MINISTERS.

Mr. LYTTLETON gave notice of his intention to fubmit a
motion on Tuelday next, with regard to the effects likely to arife
out of the late Change in his Majefty's Councils.
Lord HENRY PETTY gave notice of a motion for Monday,
that the Minute of the late Board of Treafury refpeding the Bar-
rack Board, &mild be laid before the Houle.

•
After franc converfation emir. the Table, between Mr. LYT-
TI.ETON and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in
which Wednefday was fuggelled as an open day, the SPEAKE.2
called upon the Honourable Member ditlindly to defcribe his no-
tice, and
Mr. LYTTLETON poftponed his motion to Wednefday, de•
fcribing the tilled of it to be—That the Houfe mould arprefs its
fentiment with regard to the Change in the Adminiftration.
Mr. HUSKISSON prefented from the Trcafury a Return to an
Order of the Houle.

The committal oldie Sierra Leone Company Bill was poftpon,
ed till Monday.
Mr. HORHOUSE obtained leave to bring in the Vital Inn,
keepers' Allowance Bill.—Adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1807-04-11

THIRD TIME.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING. APRIL 11,1807,
will be aA
DAY IN LOdted a new Comedy,
NDON.ds in five A, called
The Charaders by Meffra. Bannifter, De Camp, Rufrell, Cherry,
H. Siddons, Palmer, and Jobnftone
Mifs Duncan, Mifs Mellon, Mifs Boyce, Mifs Ray.
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. Bartley.
And the Epilogue by Mils Duncan.
To which will be added the necallw G
Brand Romantic Melo-
Drama, e
THE IVOOD DEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK"
The New Comedy being received with univerfal approbation
and unbounded applaufe„will be repeated every evening neat week,
except Monday.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 10, 1807.
11HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MA7IISTre NAVY, dc &►eby give Nntice,
That on Friday the 24th inftant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing, feakd up, and treat for the fupply of what
VEGETABLES !hall he demanded for the life of His Majefty's
Ships and Veffcli at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, for
twelve months certain, from the day of Contradt ; to be paid for
by Bill, payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Coutradt may be ken at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mt. John Walter, at Yar
mouth.
No regard cal be bad to any 'reader in lobitA tie ot4:e fiat! cat be
infertelin words at lengab,or thatiball not be delivered to the Board be-
fo►e One o'Clia on the fled Friday the 34th rnflaat, ow- sells t! e
Perjai ev!ro wales the Terukr, or fain Perfea as his behalf, attends to
as/Tory tate ratted for.
_ _

This day wan publifbed,
In One Volume lam°. price Bs. in boards, the Second Edition,
EmbeWilled with five illtiftrative Etchings, and two Head
Pieces,
THE PLEASURES OF HUMAN LIFE.
Invefligated—Clicerfully
Eked iatcd—Satirically
Promulgate d---Eiplieitly, and
DicculTed---Philorophically
In a Dozen Difrertationn, on Male, Female, and Neuter Pleafures,
interfper[ed with various Anecdotes, and expounded by numerous
Annotations.
By HILARIS BENEVOLUS and CO.
Fellows of the " Landon Literary Society of Luforiftn."
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter•row.
London, England, 1807-04-11

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL rt.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confols, for money, 62k—for April 624.
Onntium pr.—Excbcq. Bills, par is. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. R. An. 6t?;? India Bonds, Ss. pr.
3 per C. Conf. An.62i 641 Excheq. Bills, is 35 par
4 per Cent. 70.111 Ornniutn Ii prem.
s per Cent. Navy 96 Irifh Ditto
Long Ann. 171 9-16 Lottery Tickets 191. tits.
India Stock 183 Confols for ace. fait
•
London, England, 1807-04-16

NUMBER .5685]

MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION.
•Kl* OT ICE is hereby given, That a Half Yearly
.le4 General Meeting or Aremblyothe Coittpany of Proprietors
of the above N igation, will be held at the Canalfloofe. in New-
port, on Wedneftby the 6th day of May pest, at 12 o'clock at now.
Newport, April to, do,. R. RUDDER.
London, England, 1807-04-16

CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Os • !
roan Sdratar. near Rathhone Place, (eftablifhed for near
Forty Years) will continue to havens Pale at their Office. TICK-
ETS and SHARES warranted undrawn, during the whole of the
drawing The rich Rate of the Wheel confifts of the following
Capitals t
3 of £.20,000 9 of COO
4 10400 I 9 500
4 3.000 1 &c. &e. &c.
All the Tickets Drawn on the &rand Day of Drawing, will be
entitled to 101. each in addition to any other benefit that may tall
to the m ;—No ta,to3, a prize of to,oool in the laft November
Lottery. anti No. 6,0 s t a prize of 3001.. were fold in twenty (even
Shares, by Carroll and Co.
N. B. sopool. for the Fiat Drawn Ticket, on Tborfday, April
s 3; the fecund day of Drawing.
London, England, 1807-04-16

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN of a REGIMENTof INFANTRY
in the Mediterraneln, wifhes to EXCHANGE to a REM.
ItIENT at Home, or to H ALF•PAY. without difference.
A rply by letter (volt paid) directed to S. B. No. 36, St. Martin
it rcet, 'Act fter Square.

STATE OF THE WHEEL.
3 of £.20,030 I, 4 of £4A°°4
ic,coo 9 1 POO
&c. See. &c.
- --

SWIFT and CO. No. a I,i'oultry, and No. 12,
Charing Crots. continue telling the Tichets and Shares, war-
ranted undrawn,of the preterit STATE LOTTERY. The Sewed
Pay of Drawipg is filed for THURSDAY NEX C,. t3d ialkant.
when every Ticket drawn will be a Prize. and the Brit-drawn
Ticket entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
London, England, 1807-04-16

ARMY.

A CAPTAIN in an unexceptionable Regiment of
3. two Battalions, willies to exchange to Half Pay, without
the difference. Apply by letter only, pott paid, addreffed to Cap-
On I'. at Mr. /Nut's, batter, No. 33, Jertnytt-flluet.
London, England, 1807-04-16

-their firmnefs, vign
the war, the getter
every other branch
they were entitled t
They had, it is true
but it was long en;
gratitude of the na
enough for their ov
long enough to pre
of their country.
Satis fi
Confidering the pri
niters came in, it
his fupport. For
146;4, it was either
not to fir a great
did not come in
they did
on under
Cat
a vi
jelly up the
upon thefe tetms,
from the people of
'opes were held of
'ious to the Union
Ihould be effected,
-difcuffed with tem
Vomit-es, the Uni
In order to prom
the Btflops were
the Kieft', and th
people. The pre
them into power,
principles with ref
principle of eterna
land, at prefent,
member of the po
frame ; but, let it
the cripple would
the (word in defer
cartons to Cathol
fiftency which pr;
was at a lofs to d
admitted in &at
fhould be coafider
in Ireland. He
re fling his appri
Minifters, and o
which the prefent
The Hon. Mr.
head of the ha
Mr. Pitt in the ID
probated by the
spoken. He coul
Han. Friend, bec
qualified approba
the late Minitters,
condo& which he
admit he was in I
he could not con'
tion. To their
lions; nor was I,
lures of finance.
conduct of Gave
the late Secretat
molt rafh and
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cers,they had di
As to any apprt
confequence of
Councils, he wa
for it. He had
the prefent Mini
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him in common
ted it, he did a
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give his vote fo
The Hon. 11
large and popu
the Houfe with
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and had nothir
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which prevails
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.his entire app
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London, England, 1807-06-24

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDNANCI•OFFICE, JUNE 20.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Captain and Adjutant William Lloyd to be Captain,Ylee
H. Crawford. Dated June 13, 1807.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.—Sheppy Volunteers.
Captain Edward Bi(hop to be Major Commandant, Vice Bentham,
taped. Dated June 16, 1807.
Loyal Greenwich Volunteers.
Captain Fdward Bate to be Major, vice Godby, refigned ; Litute-
sant Nathaniel Edward ittnaerney to be Captain, vice Bate ;
Enfign John Rayley to be Lieutenant, vice Kinderfley; William
Suter. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Rayky. Dated June 19, 'kr:
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Lincoln.
Louth Volunteer Infantry.
Stephen Gray, Efq. to be Major ; Thomas Efpin, Efq to he Cap-
tain ; William Hardy, Efq. to be ditto ; Samuel Taylor, Gent.
to be Lieutenant ; Timothy Allifon, Gent. to be ditto ; Francis
Waleiby, Gent. to be Enfign ; Henry Lucas, Gent. to be ditto.
Dated June tB. 184.
Commifliuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Samerfet.
2d Earl Sometfet Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Gem ge Per,ina, Geat. to be Lieutenant ;George Biggs Lax, Gent.
to be Ftifign Dated Nov. 22 tBO6.
Well Somerfet Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Thomas Ware, Gat.. to be Lieutenant; Nicholas Ware, Gp3t. to
be Cornet. Dated February 4.1807.
Rodney Stoke Volunteer Infantry.
John Chapman, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated March 4,1807.
%relict n Battalion of the ift Eall Sonserfet Regi-
ment cf Volunteer Infantry.
William Clothier, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated April It, May.
Beckingion Infantry.
Janus Carpenter, Efq to be Captain. Dated April 15, 1807.
Ilminfler Troop of the EaR Somerfet Regiment of
Yeomanry Cavalry.
Vincent l.angworthy. Gent. to he Cornet. Dated April 30,1807.
B.th Regiment ut Volunteer Infantry.
Johann Phitlott, E'q. to be Captain ; Jofepb Barker, Gent. to be
Lieutenant D. ted May 23 tB4.
Dighy Cazeneau, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. t 9, 1806.
William Brown. Gent. to he. Enfign. Dated May 23, ;807.
Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
Peter Daniell, Efq to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Dated
June so 1807.
George Tufon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; William Wilton,
Efq to be Mi..jor ; George Balky Tufon, and William Poole,
Efqrs to he Capt tm a ; Manilas Wadham Poole and Jeremiah
Runny, Gent.. to he I. ituteilatits. D.tcel June 10,1807.
EA It Suinetfet Battalion cf. Volunteer infantry.
Jt.hn Strode. Ffq. to be Colonel. Dated as above.
Curti mitt .n in the Royal Chefhire Militia, figned by
London, England, 1807-06-24

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P

ECCI.ISIASTICAI.sod •4^ 7VTICAL PROMOTIONS.

CAMBRIDGE, Jun; . v. Voiles Sanaby, M. A. is
rrefented, by the tart of Mara, to the Vicarage of Baton, Ld
ccfterfhire
The following Reverend Gentlemen were on Thurfday admitted
Bachelors in Divinity—John Kempthorne, Gawen Brathwaite• I
Thomas Jackfon, and Thomas Waldron Hornbuckle, Fellows of
St John's; Mr. Samcl Chilcott, Fellow of Sidney; Mr. John
Gilpin. of Magdalen :'Mr. Wm. Evans, of Pembroke Ball ;
Mr. Thomas Cotton Fell. Fellow of lefts.
The Hots. Richard Royle Bernard. of St. John's College, brother
to Lord Bernard, was at the fame time admitted to the honorary
degiee of Mafter of Arts. Media. Wm. Walter and Timms Ar-
cher, e Peterhosfe, and the Rev. Samuel Hall, of St. John's. to
the. degree of Matter of Arts; and the Rev. Wm Elftobb. and the
Rev.Johninnes, of Trinity Hall, to the degree of Bachelor in Law •

M RRIt• D.
At LivtrpArtl, the stth ult. Philip Barrington Ainflie. Fig. fon
of the late Sir Philip Ainflie, of Pik" to Mifs Bridget Carrie,
daughter of l'Alglr Currie Ff,i Merchant, of Liverpool.
On Saturday laR, at Adlinrm, In Laticathire, the feat of Sir
Ricbard Clayt •if, Bart. 1. 11. Hunt, Efq Fellow of Trinity Col •
anertyCambridge, to Mils Marty, elcleß daughter of Samuel
W, 14g. Itefideernt at Bufforah.
London, England, 1807-06-24

PRICE.

Ticket Zrg t 7 0
Half to a o Fighth CZ 11 0
5 3 o Sixteenth i 6 6

STATE LOTTERY,
Confifibrg of only Twenty Thoufand Tickets,
To be, in Drawing lath July.
lAZA RD, BURNE and Co. N. 93, Royal Ex
change, are felling Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery,
the Scheme of which et:laim one Prize of 30,0,-`Ol. two 01 a DP. Oi.
two of t c 000 l two of t,oool. Ste. Fee
4.7 Note —ln the !aft Lottery, and that immediately preceding,
drawn in Ja Nun yr, the thllowing cAprrm. PRIZES wera
SoW and Shared at the atm* Office, viz.
Ot:e of 3o,o:oL One of ao,ocoL Four of io,oocl.
Two of 5,0 oL
Eictulive of Loco! Sod Ste. Ste
••• Letters (P-fL paid) duly a..fwered ; an .4 Orchra from the
Cou try, with remittance, attended to the fame th if prefect.

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BEGINS 14th of JULY, ac 7,
t of ,C30,^0:. I I of
a Om. 20.000 S ••••
2 M-* I 0 ,COO S .1
&c &c. &C.
SWIFT and Co. at their State Lottery Claim,
No. it, Poultry,(eflablifhed in the Year 5739,) and No 11,
Charing Crofs, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the State
Lottery, which begins Drawing on the 14th of July.
This Lottery cloillits of only 2opoo Tickets,-and contains the
above rich Lift of Capital Prizes, betides a larger Proportion of
fossil Prizes than any other Lottery for (event Years pall. to
clueing the Rilk to I fs than Thrre Blanks to a Prize. The Ertl-
drawn Picket on the Fourth Day will receive 30,Q001. being the
only Fixed Capital
London, England, 1807-06-24

HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.

This day was publifhed, in a large and vtry elegant volume, on.
accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price
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21 as in hoards,
TOUit through HOLLAND, along the Right
4- 3- and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the
Summer aria Antonin of 1806.
• By Sir JOHN CARR, .
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, cr Tour
round the Baltic, &c.
1, Per,git. et hnftiles (tanta eft bducia) ripe.
Incontitatus alit CLADDIAN.
In this Work an impartial account is given of the manners. cur-
torn., art.. and condition of the Dutch (ince the ronverfirm of the
Republic of :Iv- Seven United Province; into a Kingdom, and a
defcription of the mra interefting Wijr..q.. and (eatery in Holland
and on the Flanks 'tithe Rhine. lot riperfed with a variety of antic
dotes illuftrative of the people of Hoilaud, and of that part of
France and Germany thrott,:h which the Author paired ; and the
whole is embegilhed by 20 Engraving., by a diftinguifhed Artift,
front drawings made on the fpnt.
Printed for KIC/I A it DPNI 1.1. Irs, No h.Bridge-Rreet.Blackfriarth
and to be had of all Bonkfeller.. Of whom may be had.
The NuaTuran Sum at La, price al 201.
The STRANDER IN IRELAND. price 21.55.