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London, England, 1807-03-28

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY.
Vednefday motniny, the Lnrd Chancellor ER•
SEINE and the lasreit of the ROLLS came into the
Court of Chancery in Lincoln's Inn Hall, and, on
the caufe of Purcell and McNamara being called,
the Lotto Cuaricst.t.na Spoke nearly as follows
cc Gentlemen, I had appointed this morning as the earlieft and
moil convenient time fur delivering, with the ailiftanee of the
Mager of the Rolls, my opinion on the only judicial points re-
Maining unfettled in this complicated caufe ; but having received,
late lag night, his Majeity's commands to attend hill at the
Queen's Palace, with the other Minifters, to deliver the feats of
office, it will not be in my power to do as I intended ; hut his
Honeur the Mailer of the Rolls will deliver the judgment in which
we have concurred, after long and repeated cunilderations of the
fubjeet together.
" With regard to the matters which Rand over for my own fe-
parate judgment, as I have not the opportunity of delivering my
opinion. in Court. I will fend minutes of them to the Regifter,
as, on fuch nee-Aloes, has been ufual. If I were to be called out
of the world at ftuldenly at I have been from my Ration in it, it
wouhi be happy for me indeed if I could have fo Mort and fo clear
an account to render. I have altered nothing : I have removed no
iron; and my judgments would all have been delivered within
three hours, if events had permitted tae previous confideration of
them.
" Gentlemen, I have now only to take my leave of you : but I
cannot do it with foisfaelion to myfelf. nor indeed with any pro-
priety. without returning you my fincereit thanks for the liberal
and kind reception I have found aniongft you. I approached the
threfhnld of the office I am now leaving with great anxiety, when
I refledled mann the various and molt complicated duties belong-
ing to it ; many of which were alto very new to me : but, affifted
by your learning, and encouraged by your kindnefs, I have been
able. I hope, to adminitler my troll without las or injury to the
Public. 1 ought not to fay more
" Gentlemen, in retiring into private life, it will be a great fa-
tisfaetion to me to cultivate your acquaintance and friendthip."
Mr. ATT3RNEY GENERAL (Sir A. Plccor)--."
am lure, my Lord, I fhonld not fpeak the fentiments
of the Bar, if I was to (offer your Lordfliip to leave
this Court without exprefling their grateful fenfe of
the kindnefs (hewn to them while your Lordihip has
prefided."
The whole Bar then role and bowed to his Lord-
thip, who inflantly after retired. •

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London, England, 1807-03-28

BROOKE & Co. Stock-Brokers, and Licenred
Lottery Office Keepers, a 37, Piccadilly, eftablifhed Fifty three
Years. return their finocre and ntifcigned 'thanks for the very
flageting and general Support given their Office ; and they refpeet-
fully infortn their Friends and the Public, that they have a very
large fusely of TICKETS and dHARES, in the greateft polDble
Varlet, of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery,, tat begins Draw-
-1 inft-itth of APRIL, and which contains 4 of soil. 4 of 10.0001.
4Of 5,00 i. to of rpoot. &e Ste. bronkt and Co. have fiild and
regiftered Thirty-five Shares of Capital Prizes in the latt Year,
indading a to,OOOL

4. CORNI-111.1., and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
'T EISH folicits the attention of the Public to the
A. • SCHEME of the NEW tnT rSRY, in another part of
this Paper‘which will be found to contain an unufual number of
E:apital Prizes. with the novelty of 10.0001. being allotted to the
Ftrlt-drawn Ticket on each cif the Sri,. four der, in addition to
which tbefirit 3,000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled
to tot. ineh,nver and above any benefit that may be drawn againft
them; als early purchafe is therefore necegary, as the whole weight
of Capital Prizes is Pure to be drawn in the firft four days.
I Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at the above
Offices, where
Nos. 2,147, and 6,6331
The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITALS Of 30.0001. each, Were both
SOA2CII and SOLD,
And where Twenty one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold is
the lalt and prefent year.
•„• The LOTTERY begins 14th of APRIL.

. ..
MESSRS. BRA NSCOMB and Co. Joint Con-
IVA traaors for the prefent Lottery, and Proprietors of the
Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38,
Haymarket, Piccadilly, folicit an immediate attention of the Pub-
lic to the Scheme of the New Lovr, ear , which will be found to
contain an unufual number of CAPITAL Poises; and the 5.-ft.
drawn Tickets on each of the first four days of drawing, mutt be
entitled to ao,oool. each; and the firft-drawn 3000 'rickets will
divide a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn fubfe-
quently: therefore an early purchaft is recommended by the above
Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1835 and 1806, fold, in 267
different Shares,the following Capitals: namely
No. 3.330 . L tiooo I Nu. 13.747 - Ltopoo
17.477 - 1,000 I 456 - 10,000
14,699 . 1,070 9,219 • 10,000
116,80 t - 1,030 21,643 - 10.000
17,915 - 1,000 7,686 - 20,010
4.077 - 5,000 7.757 - 20,022
11,871 - 5,000 12,719 - 15,000
With Gum Prizes of scot. and a great number of tool. sol
&c. &c. and where the fiat 30,0001. and the Raft 25,0c01. ever
(old, ware {bared. Schemes gratis ; and Prises paid on Demand.
London, England, 1807-03-28

THEATRE ROYAL, DRUR Y.LANE.
ON MONDAY NEXT. MARCH so, itby,
will be aded the Comedy of
THE WEST INDIAN.
After which will be produced (never perforated) a new Grand
Romantic Melo Deanna, called
THE WOOD DIEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK"
With entirely new Meet. Scenery, Machinery, Drelfre, and re.
meatier 5..... The Overture and ufic competed by Mr MIT.
On l'usfcley, the Honey MesonM. Wednefday, Pelle Alums.
'llurfday, The School for Friends. Friday, The Twilit,* ; mid
on Saturday, the Soldier's Daughter.
pH, notice will be given of the next reprefentation of the New
ut the Curfew.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 30, tRo7,
will be acted (for the Bth time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST?
The principal Charaders by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
Eruotot, Mr. C. Keroble Mr. Fawcett. Mr. Blanehard, Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da-
venport, Mrs Emery, ear.
To which will be toltlei the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOI.DEN EGG.
The new Comedy of Town and Country; witty Mother Goofe,
11111 he performed every evening, till further notioe.

Lately were publiihed,
In Three Volumes, Octavo, with the Portrait of the Author,
price 11. 51.
'THE WORKS OF THE Rev. EDWARD
BARRY, M D.
VA I.—SERMONS, Preached on Public Occations.
Vol. lI.—THE FRIENDLY CALL of Truth and Reafon, to
a New Species of DISSENTERS. To which are prefixed, a few
Obfervations on the ACT of TJLERATION and the Expe li
-
diency of Parliamentary Interpofition, duly to explain, and, if ne-
ceffary, to amend it.
Vol ill —.ESSAYS on the following Sublets:
Celibacy Self Murder Genrofity
Wedlock Lying Temperance
Seduction Detraaion Execfs
Pride Avarice Death
Duelling Juitice
Printed and fold by Smart and Cowflade, Reading; fold alto by
Slane r and Monday. Oxford; Msffrs. Rivington and Co. St. Paul's
Church-yard, London.
London, England, 1807-03-28

GERMAnr.

VIENNA, MARCH 7.
The recruiting fervice, which had been fafpenari
Come time, has recommenced to complete the dii.
ferent regiments. Only Eons, and the elded of fami.
lies, where there are feveral children, are, as well as
foreigners, excufed from this fervice.
The Tyrolean Ners are alfo filling up; but good
riders, and good !hots only, are accepted.
London, England, 1807-03-28

and to be had of all BookieMt*

This day was publifhed, a New Edition, in (mall Odtavo,
price 6s. in boards,
ADICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre-
fixed a familiar Introduetion to the SCIENCE of HAR,
MON Y. By .:140MAS BUSBY, Muf D.
The prefent Work is offered to the Public as a complete and
comprehenfive Mufical Didtionary. The want of fuch a wort
has long been felt by ftudents, amateurs, and profelifors. In board-
ing fehools and priecte families, it will be found of indifpenfible
ufe to every young lady beginning to prodlice; and it will be no
lets acceptable as an appendage to every Piano Forte, and to the
Library of every proficient In the Practice of Marc.
Printed tor RICISARD Pitreerrs, No 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friars ; and fold by all other Millie-fellers and Bookfellers in the
United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-03-28

THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS.

This day was puldifted, price tos. 6d. In Baards, Its. In Red, se
Las. Calf gilt, a new and enlarged Edition, reviled to the Firft
of March. of

A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the. HOUSE
of COMMONS, containing Wel. but corredt Notices of
the Lives, the Family and Party ConneEtions, the Senatorial Cha-
Fader and Conduet, and other ufeful and fatlsfadory Particulars
relative to all the Members of the prefect COMMONS HOUSE
of PARLIAMEN T; drawn up and printed as a Companion tts
the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages.
Printed for RICHARD Primurs, No 6. Bridge-ftreet,Blackfriars,
_ _

and to he had of all Bookie11;rs.

Of whom may b: had, in Nine Volumes complete, or either
Volume feparately, Memoirs of Public Charadters between► the
Years 1798 and 1 /lay, price Los. bd. per Volume in Boards, embel
lilted with Portraits.

NATURAL HISTORY.

This day was publifhed, rmbellifhwl with twelye beautifully co-
loured Engravings, price 3s. halt bound,
I'HE HISTORY of SEVEN CY-FOUR of the
a- moil remarkable and intereiling BRITISH BIRDS ; contain.
ing a popular View of their Characters and Habits, accompanied
by Anecdotes,chielly intended fur the Amufemsnt and karst:bon
of Young Perfotu.
By the AUTHOR of • the Hatory of Bari& DomeftleQ_uadrupede
Printed for RICUARD PUILLARS, 6, Bridge-Itreet, lEackfriais ;
foil by B. Tabart, New Bond-ftrect ; and by all other Bookfellers.
Of wham may be had.
The HISTORY of BRIIISM DOMEIVIIC QII•DRUPROS, with
Plates, price as. 64.
NATURAL HISTORY for Scotto t.s. with Seventy Plates. By
W. Mayor. L. 1.. D. Price 4i. hound.
ANIMAL DIOORAPNY 'Or, Anecdotes of Animals, Ice. Ste. By
the Rev. W. Bingley, 3 vols. zI. ins.
VISITS to the bisn•ratre and the BOTANICAL OARDIN at
PARIS. Price as. 6d. half bound.
London, England, 1807-03-28

FROM THE LEFT BANK OF THE RHINE.

Wit of the French troops intended for the exp.
dition to Turkey, were affembled in the Venetian
territory in February. As their numbers have con-
fidcrably increafed, orders have been fent for font
divillons of them to advance towards Iftria and Dal.
matia, where, for the prefent, they are to go into
cantonments. The requeft made to the Court of
Aufiria to grant thefe troops a paffage through its
territory, was granted without any hefrtation.
The Generals Marmont and Barraguay D'Hil•
tiers are to have commands in Tu:key ; but, accord-
ing to fome accounts, Czfar Berthier will be placed
at the head of the Staff. They will not be in a fint•
ation to commence their operations before the begin-
sing of May. The Italians form a conGderable part
of thefe troops, but in proportion to the French, they
are not more than one to four.
FROM THE BORDERS OF THE ELBE, MARCH xll.'

The hopes founded nn the rife of the public funds
at Vienna, have vanilbed again; however, we have
not heard of any movements from which we can infer
that the Court of Vienna will take any part in the
war.—The Duke of Benevento is expened at Berlin,
with the Diplomatic Corps,—Out of thirty PruUian
battalions organized in Pi u(lia, feventeen have arrived
at General Leflocq's heed quarters. A conliderable
corps of Gen. Ellen's army has been detached, under
Gen. Tollloy, to join the army in Pruffia.—The
French head quarters are to be transferred to Thorn.
The Emperor is expected at Berlin.
MARCu 19.—The various rumours of new anions,
coming from Dantzick, Koningiberg, arid Pillau, are
the lefs worthy of credit, as they contradkt each other;
indeed, feveral of them are pofitive fabrications.
However, it is evident, from the molt confident
counts, that the Ruffians, after feveral defperate con.
tens, at length remained matters of the poft of
Braunfberg on the Bth.

HAMBURGH, MARCH 17.
The Grand Duke of Berg has announced to the
Direaor of the Poll in this City, that his Majefty the
Emperor and King, in order to give the commerce
of this City, and that of the Continent, a proof of his
goodwill, has been pleated to order, that the Poft
Offices in the territory of the Grand Duke of Berg
(hall be the means of a free correfpoudence with the
South of Europe; France, Holland, and Germany
on one fide, and with Ruffia an the other, as it is his
Majeay's with to put a (top to the correfpondence
with England only.
Maacm 2 I.—The head quarters of his Majefty
Napoleon continued at Offerode on the 14th ina.

FRONTIERS OF POMERANIA, MARCH 6.
To-day we heard a ♦iolent cannonade from the en•
♦irons of Stralfund ; and, it is laid, that the Swedes
have made a powerful fortie from the Citadel. A
part of Martha! Mortier's corps is at prefent at Grim-
mel, and two regiments of it have already paffe.l
througtt Griefswald on their route to Friedland.

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London, England, 1807-01-22

TO BE SOLD,

Purfsaet to an Order of the High Court of Chancery. made in a
Caufe GANDY .V. NICHOLLS, before JOIIN SIMLON, Efq one of
the Maiters of the fAid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the
Paid Court, in Southampton Building•, Chancery-lane, on Wed-
nefday the 28th of January inftant, betwten the hours of one
and two of the clock in the afternoon,

A LEASEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES,
Nu. 74, in the Strand, now in the occupation of Mr. Ro-
bert Hawkfly, Tenant at Will. Prints(' particulars may be ;tad a:
the faid Matter's Chambers, in Southampton Buildings; of Mr.
Few, New North Brea. Red Lion fquare; and of Mars. Net-
tlethipp, Grocers' Hall, Poultry.
London, England, 1807-01-22

PRESFNT STATE OF THE WEST INDIES.

This day was publifbcd, in one elegant Quarto Volume,illuftrated
by two Maps. price Twenty five Shillings in boards,
'THE WEST INDIA COMMON PLACE
BOOR : Mewing the S ['ATE and VALUE of the BRI.
TISH SUGAR COLONIES, in relation to the Weft India Pro-
prietary. and dift in&ively to the Public, and Crown of Great Bri-
tain : exhibited in TaSles of Popubition, Property, and Income.
Trade, N wixation, tl d Revenue; compiled from Parliamentary
and other Official Documents.

Tu which ere added. Commentaries on the feveral Suhjedts of
Commercial Entry, and tfpeciaiiy un ttie American Intereourfe ;
on the Navigation At an the Shipping Intereft of Great Bri•
tain, on Convoys, on Free Ports, on Naval and Military !Matte,
on the Mortality of Troops, with Suggcltions of Remedy and Re.
form, and on the Regulation of Limited Service, as apptcable to
liritifh Regiments fcreing in the Welt Indies, dee. Etc
By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Birt. M.P. F. R. S.

Printed for ltiruano PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friar', and to be bad of all Ooo4fellcrs Of whom may be had,
TDe PACIEN r STA rlt of ?IRV, %art°, with Coloured Plates,
price 455. in boards.
HlLLtde TA ATI:LS froal Buallos ATICI,by POTOSI, IO LIMA
witl► Maps. 6s. boards.
London, England, 1807-01-22

POSEN, DECEMBER 27.

Yefterday was coniectated, in our Cathedral, the
flandard of the cavalry of the Woywod(hip of Pofen,
affembled for the general defence of the country.—
General Wengorzwowfki, and all the other Polifh
Officers here, were prefent at the ceremony.
London, England, 1807-01-22

TEN THOUSANb POUNDS!
MR THE. FIRST DRAWN TICKET ON MONDAY NEXT.
C" ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford ltreet, near
Rathbone-place, will continue to have on Sate TICKETS and
SHARES, war anted Uudrawn, during the whole of the Draw-
ihg, at their Office. where, in the laR Lottery, No 12,t03, a Prize
of fEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths:
tad No. host, a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was fold
Is One Qiarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths.
N. B. be nit Drawn Ticket on the Fifth Day of Drageriog.
will be enti:led to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!!

GREAT GAIN WITH SMALL RISK!!
GRAND LOTTERY NOW DRAWING.
DAYS OF DRAWING.
zft, Tuefday, ism 13 I 6th, Friday, Feb. 6
sd, Therfday, an az I 7th, Monday, Feb. 9
3d, Monday, Jan. 26 I Bth, Wedne4lay, Feb. 2 i
4tb, Tuefday. Jan 27 9th, Friday, Feb. 23
sth, Wedneday, Feb. 4 Loth, Saturday. Feb. le
SCHEME.
2 Prizes of £30,000
S of £20,000 I 3 of C t poo
2 of z 0,000 8 of • 500
3 of 5.0c0 2o of 100
40 of 501. and 5,t00 of aoL
Thlt.drawn Ticket, 3d day £ 2 0,000
Ditto - 3th day 3 -...,0c0
Ditto - Lott day 5,000 •
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale,
At an the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES.
And by their Agents in the Country.
London, England, 1807-01-22

Dr JOHN REID ON CONSUMPTION.

This day was publithed, in i elegant voL poft Bvo price 79, boards,
ATREATISE on the Origin, Prngrrfs, Plum-
don, and Treatment of CONSU NIP 1 lON.

By JOHN REID, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Phylicians London;
Senior PhyScian to the Finfbury Difpenfary ;
And Leelarer on the Theory and Praaice of Medicine.
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London: Printed for RICIARDPIIILLIPS, N 0.6, Bridge-drcct,
Blacktrian; and (old by John Murray, Fleet-ilrect ; J. Callow,
Crown court, Soho • T. C•r, St. Thomas 1-Breet, Southwark ;
and all other Bookers.
London, England, 1807-01-22

COPENHAGEN, JANUARY a.

The exchange of couriers between the Northern
Courts is at prefent very bra.

TRIES TE, DEC. a.

Cattaro fill remains in the hands of the Ruffians
and M3ntenegrins, as well as Caftel Nuoyo, notwith.
(landing it has been reported in the Italian Newf.
papers for thefe feveral weeks pall, that the latter for-
trefs had been taken by form by the French.
London, England, 1807-01-22

DENMARK MAILS

Arrived this day, and have brought us Hamburg,'
and other journals to the 7th inflant. They bring,
however, no news of battles, if we except force mere
fleirmithing ; and their (Hence in this rept& corn-
pletely refutesall the reports that have been circulated
of a terrible engagement having taken place on the
Vifiula. In f* 1, nothing has taken place but what
is perfectly conformable to the fyllem known to have
been adopted by the Ruffians, and which, if perfe-
vered in, will its the end:prove more deflruClive to
the enemy than even a defeat in, a pitched battle.
We fubjoin the ptin9ipal articles futnithed by thefe
Journals :
WARSAW, DECEMBER 2.5.

On Tuefday lel, at five o'clock in the morning,
the Emperor Napoleon fet out f r the outpcfls. He
palled the night of that dAy in Jagfonna, at the houfe
of Prince Poniatow(ky.
Go the fame day a bridge over the Utka, at its
junction with the Bug, was fo• red, as alfo two iflands
where the Ruffians had for:ifi,d themfelves. The
Emperor palled this night in Okunim.
On the following day, the 24th, the Ruffians were
driven from their potations at Pomikowo and Czar.
nowo. They fell back upon a corps of from ten to
twelve thoufand men, which was potted at Nafielik.
This corps was alto beaten with the lofs of a number
of ptifoners, and three pieces t,f cannon. His Ma:refiy
paffed this night in Natielfk.
The Aufttians permit every kind of provifion,
required by the French Army for its fuppert, to pats
through their territories without any molellatian.
London, England, 1807-01-22

TOMORROW' EVENING, JANUARY 23,
will beaded the New Conde Opera, called
FALSE ALARMS ;
Or, MY COUSIN.
"rise Priv cipal Charadiera by
Mars. WROCOHTON, BRAHAM. BANNISTER.
JOHNSTON?, MATHEWS, PFNLEY. DIONUM, Ste.
ham MOUNTAIN, Mils DUNCAN, Mrs. BLAND.
To which will be added the New Melo•Draase, called
TEKELI ; or. THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
This Ef„,lar—Falte Alarm ; with Who's the Dupe.

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENTAARDEN.

TO MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 23,
will be aced rite Play se
THE TEMPESt •
or, THE ENCHANTED !BLND.
Pape% Mr KEMBLE.
Towig* will be added the New Pantomimes called
MOTHER GOOSE 6
Or. THE GOLDEN EGO.
Dretting..-The Man of the Wield; wida Mother Gook.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAVIES AND GICITLCMIEN,
N confo,mity with my late intimation to becomeJ. a Candidatc fors Scat in the diredion of your Affairs OR the
gat Vacancy which might occur, I now big leave to fignify my
&starlit ation of coming to the Poll at the General Eleetion in
April next, when 1 molt refpedfully foil& the honour of your
Votes and Intent in my behalf fur the Vacancy which will then
be occafioned by the deceafe of your late worthy Diredisr, Sir
ftsphal Luihingtor, Bart . T have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,

,Harley place. Your vcry faithful and humble (avant.
14'1.14, 1807. JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN.

TO THR PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

Lamas AMU GINTI,Eldtil,
I BEG leave to inform you, that it is my intention
.1 to offer myfelf a Candidate for the vacancy in the Dietetics,
Oat will take place In April, by the death of your late worthy Di-
paw. Sir Stephen Lulhington. My preteutions are founded on
the want of local infornntioti relative to the Company's affairs in
China, which has ezitted in the Direßion Once the death of my
valued Friend and Relation. Mr. Tbumas Fitzhugh, and which
aformer refidence of fifteen years at Canton, in your fervice, and
sty lately renewed conneCtioo with that Iftablifiament, may, It is
yrcrumed, valify me to fupply. Should duce pretentions reerive
the fandion of your approbation by my eleCtion, I will pledge
enyfelf to dedicate to your affairs the time and attention of one
who is teed to the habits of bufinefs, and not occupied by any
other purfuit.—vl have the honour to be, with the greatelt refpcdt,
Ladies and Gentlemen, your faithful humble fervant,
DAVID LANCE.
London, England, 1807-01-22

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JANUARY ss.
PRICE CF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Cos&ls, Jan. 6.#}—Reilu.:ed 91-onunum s.
kichequer BUN par 2a. prem.

RECAPTURE OF BUENOS AYRES BY THE

SPANIARDS.

We are much concerned to [late that we have this
day received accounts, which leave little or no room
t.► doubt, that this important acquifition has again
fallen into the hands of the Spaniards.

The American (hip Alexander Hamilton, Captain
CALLAHAN, is arrived at Liverpool from Savannah,
from whence the failed on the 25th December, and
givrs an account that an American Chip had arrived
at Charleflon from Buenos Ayres, where fhe had been
embargoed—but, by flipping her cable in a gale of
wind, got away : the brought the news to Chatleflon
that Buenos Ayres was recaptured by the Spaniards
while the was there.

In thole letters from Liverpool, which we have,
feen, the date of the reported recapture is nr.t Rated,
nor even the period at which the ',OM that had ar-
rived at Charleflon left the river La Plata ; but the
fad of the recapture is pofitivcly Rated, and that it
happened while that veffel wzts at Buenos Apes
The circumftance of an embargo having been put
upon all the vellAs there, while it accounts in Rime
meafure for out having been fo long without accounts
from that quarter, Chews at the fame time the policy
of the enemy,; for, by preventing the news from
tranfpiriog diretlly from that port, and by keeping
the Biitifh colours flying, they might with Dome
fon expect that fume Britifh veffels, ignorant of the
citcumflance, would probably fall into tlte foam, and
come in without any fufpicion.

A letter is reported to have been received from the
Continent by the Ruffian Minifter, which fives that
the Imperial army, with the Pruffians wtich had
joined them, have been canti'us to avoid age
neral engagement, and have retreated to Groino,
where, after waning the country, it has taken a
flrong pofition. This intelligence is extremely [no-
bable, for fuch, in faa, was the fyflem expeeled to
be purfult
London, England, 1807-01-22

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BERLIN, JANUAI.Y 3.

The ratification of the treaty concluded at Pam,
between the French andithe Dukes of Saxe Weimar,
Gotha, tee. were exchanged here on the 3oth ult.
Barracks are preparing here to lodgc the troops
which are to form our garrifon it is thought that
thefe troops will be thofe of the Grand Duke of
Naffau Wcilburg. The volunteers of the Emperor
are Sill here, they are all young men of good family,
who maintain themfeives at their own expence—they
form three companies, commanded by M. McntMo.
rency, and are couliantly exercised every day.
The Telegraph announces that Bram is in pof--
fellion of the French.
London, England, 1807-01-22

(DRESDEN, DEC. 28.

Mils tranquil in Bohemia. The troops have re.
turned to their garrifons, and they have. been every

%%here placed upon the Peace Ellabliflment. An
the letters from Vienna mention that every thing
there bears an afpeft of peace. 'lire Sczon Conti*.
gent appointed for the gland army, hai been affem.
bled, and given proofs of the bell difporitions.

. VIENNA, DEC. r 6.

The mititary movements of the Auflrians on the
frontiers of Silefia and Bohemia, and the frequent
communications lately remarked between the Ca.
binets of Auflria and France, have been made irk of
as a pretext lot propagating doubts as to the good
untlerflanding which fubfitis between the two Powers,
We are at prefent completely tranquillifed on the
fubjea of there movements, and as to the nature
of the conferences, which, according to fome jour.
nals, gave occafion to there movements of troops,
we can affure the public, that the frequent corn.
munications between General Andreoffy and our
Cabinet, are of the moll friendly dercription.—.
Baron Vincent, who was appointed as Ambaf,
fader to the French Court, is fufficiently known
ler Ms enlightened underßanding and his peaceable
dirpefitien. This choice, which has given fo much
fatisfaaion, may be regarded as a convincing proof
that his Majeßy the Emperor of Auntie is determin.
ed to tie firmer if poffible, the league which at pre.
fent unites us with France.
STOCKHOLM, DEC. 23.

Hi. Majelly has been pleafed to prohibit, for the
prefent, the entrance of all Jews into Sweden. The
diy bcfure yelerday, the Royal Proclamation to this
eTeet was publilbed in the churches.

For thete three weeks pail there has been no direet
communication between Sweden and Pomerania,
adverfe winds having detained all the packet boats at
Maland.
London, England, 1807-03-10

BATTLE OF DEPPEN.

44 During this time, Marflial Ney was cannonading
and engaging the enemy's corps that was cut off
For a moment the enemy adopted the daring refoltiL
tion of cutting their way through our troops, but
they met death upon the points of our bayonets
they wet e defeated and thrown into dreadful diforder,
and lull their cannon, colours, and baggage. The
other divitions of this corps, feeing the fate of their
advanced guard, took flight. In the evening we had
made feveral thoufand prifoners, and took 16 pieces
of cannon.

Meanwhile, owing to thefe movements,' the com-
munication between the Ruffian army was in a great
meafure cut off. Their depots at Lieb9adt and Gutt:
ftadt, and a part of their magazines upon the Alle,
had fallen into the hands of our light cavalry.
• " In all thefe trifling affairs, our lofs has not been
vet y confiderable; it amounts to between So and too
killed, and 3or goo wounded. General Gardanne,
the Emperor's Aide de Camp, and Governor of the
Pages, has received a dangerous contufion in the
breaft. The Colonel of the 4th dragoons is badly
wounded. Brigadier General Latour Maubourg has
received a mutket (hot in the arm. The Adjntant
Commandant Lauberdiere, charged with the 'pedal
direetion of the Huffars, was wounded in an attack.
—l'he Colonel of the 4th regiment of the line, was
wounded at the fame time."

FIFTY•SEVENTH BULLETIN
" Pruffian Eylan, Feb. 7.
" The army bean its march at fix in the morn-
ing : the Grand Duke of Berg, with the corps of
Matfhal Souk, to Lantherg ; that of Marfhal Davouft
to Hallberg ; and that of Marfhal Ney to Worden-
ditt, to prevent the Ruffian corps which had been cut
off from returning to Deppen.
London, England, 1807-03-10

SOUTH AMERICAN EXPEDITION.

Yetterday the wind having come round, every
body honied on board ; and, in the evening, when
our letters came away, Captain SHIpH EAR Corn.
modore, was getting under•weigh. We ardently hope
that tl.e favourable wind may continue, and that
no adverfe circutnflance may impede the p;o ;ref, of
General WHITELOCK, whole appearance in South
Ametica is very defirable.
If the cutter fent after Captain Svnproan, and
Colonel Caawt van, did not come up to them, they
will have got to the Cape of Good Hope fume time
ago.

Lieutenant Colonel Lord AYLMER, of the Cold-
aream root Guards, is appointed to fuceeed Lieut.
Colonel Tomas, as AlMLint Adjutant General of
the Southern Diliriet.

A fervant girl in Dublin has, within thefe four
days, come into the poffeflion of a moll ample for-
tune. It is upwards of twenty years fince a young
man who paid his addreffes to her, and was refilled,
entered into the military ler vice of the EMI India
Company ; he had never been heard of until about a
month fince, when the received information trt.m a
refpeeable law agent in London, that her lover died
about eleven months fince in one of the company's
fettlemeuts, where he had held, for the lall fifteen
years, a civil employment, and that he had bequeath-
ed to the former object of his affection, if living, the
entire of his property, amounting to 25,0001. The
fortunate perfon left her mailer's houfe a few nights
fince and failed for Holyhead on her way to London,
to take poffeffion of her good fortune.
Saturday fe'nnight, a young girl about (even years
of age, daughter of Mr. John Wangh, of Whitby,
cabinet-maker, playing near the fire in the houfe of
an acquaintance, the flames communicated to her
clothes, when the immediately ran out into the fired,
with the intention of proceeding home. Some people
who were palling at the time, with difficulty
eatin-
guitlted the flames, but not till the child was fo
dreadfully burnt, hat after (*offering, the greaten
agonies, the expired on Moniay following.

SIR HOME POPHAM': TRIAL.
London, England, 1807-03-10

DUBLIN. MARCH 7.

The whole cf Thurfday and to a late hour of il.e
evening, was taken up by a envious caufe at Nifi
Prins, for Seduction. The parties were Fullam v.
Hutchins, .and the verdid, which was given in at
nine o'clock, was to the amount of 8001. damage..
Mr. Gannon, who was conviLed at the late Com-
miffion of Oyer and Terminer. for forgery, and
whtfe executi,sn was fixed for this day, has been re-
fpitsd.

A few days fi Ice a Meeting of the Twelve Judges
took pine in the Chancery Chambers, after which
an order was promulgated, to deprive the At-
rornies of the privilege which they had long enjoyed,
of being exempt from the payment of lees in all
fuits wherein they were parties. This exemption is,
however, extended by the fame order, to their wi.
dows, when luing for bills of colt. The reafon of
this order is fuppofed to be the encouragement held
out by fuch a privilege (and fometimes ailed on by
a few low Members of the profeifion) to purchafe
doubtful debts for trifling fums of money, whereby
the revenue was defrauded, and litigation enema-
raged.
On Monday lan, Edmond Francis Garvey, of
Rofmindle, in the county of Mayo, Efq. who was
confined in the Goal of Caftlebar, on information
fworn againft him by the Right Honourable Denis
Browne, of Mount Browne. for high treafon alledg.
ed to have been committed by Mr. Garvey, in the
year 1798, was, by virtue of a writ of Ham: Corpus,
brought before the Right Honourable William
Downes, Lord Chief Juflice of the King's Bench,
and was by his Lordtbip inflantly liberated, the
Solicitor General for the Crown having no charge
whatever againft him.
I'hurfd4y morning, at an early hour, the con-
cerns of Mr. Jones, of Thomas-freer, were perceived
on fire; the flames raged with great violence, threat-
ening deftruEtion to the adjoining buildings, which
was prevented by the immediate affiftance of the
Globe Engine and Firemen.
At a late hour on Friday night, a fire was diG
covered to have broken out in the dwelling houfe of
the demefne of Marino, the refidenceof the Dowager
Countels of Charlcmont, near Dublin. The affillance
of two fire engines was procured, an 4 every exertion
made to extingniih the names, which •was ultimately
accompldhed t but not till that deftroying element
bad focceeded in confirming thenorthero wing of the
building, which confined of two apartments for Upper
fervams, upon the ground floor, and a drawing room
over the apartments 4--ttle windows of which were
ornamented with tome of the moil mafterly produc-
tions in flained glafs, by the late Mr. Jervis.
London, England, 1807-03-10

ESCAPE OF MRS. SPENCER SMI CH.
In the Pref., and in a few days will be publiihed, in an elegant
fmall Volume,
ANARRATIVE OF THE ESCAPE of Mrs.
SPENCER SMITH from the cultody of the French at
Brefeia,whilc on her way to the Fortrefs of Valenciennes, effeded
by the affiftance of the Marquis de Snow ' • with an Account of
their fubfequent flight through the Tyrol, Bavaria, Bohemia, Silefia,
and Poland, to Riga; interfperftd with Sketches of the prefect
Condition of the People of thofe Countries.
By the MARQUIS DE SALVO.
Printed for Ric HARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge.ftreet, Black-
friars ; and to be had of all Bookfellers.
Alto at the fame time will be publiihed, an Edition in ITALIAN,
printed from the Original Manufcript of the Author.
London, England, 1807-03-10

BATTLE OF HOFF.

ge The Grand Duke having arrived at Glandau,
came up with the enemy's rear, which he attacked
between that place and Hoff. The enemy difplayed
feveral lines of cavalry, confining of twelve batta-
lions. Their front feemed to fupport their rear poll-
ed upon the heights of Landfberg. The Grand Duke
made his difpofitions ; and after the enemy's right
and left wing, formed upon a circular eminence and
in a wood, had been feveral times attacked, the 'dra-
goons and 'cuiraffiers of General Ha utpoult's divifion
made an excellent charge, defeated and cut in pieces
two Ruffian regiments of infantry. The Colonels,
colours, cannon, and moll of the officers and foldiers
were n,tde prifoners. The enemy's army then put
itfelf in motion to fuccour its rear. Marfhal Soult
bad artived ; Marfhal Augerean took poft on the
left v ing, and Hoff was taken poffeffion of. The
enemy, ',moving the importance of this poll, fent ten
battalions to retake it. The Grand Duke ordered
the cuiraffitrs to make a fecund charge, which nearly
annihilated the enemy's battalims. There manceu-
vres are excellent instances of military (kill, and do
great honour to the brave cuiraffiers. They alto
merit a par'icular detail. A part of both armies
paffed the night between the 6th and 7th in each
others pretence. During the night the enemy returned
his retreat.

4‘ At day break the French advanced guard began
its march, and came up with the enemy's rear be-
tween the wood and the little town of Eylau. Some
of the enemy's yagers on foot, for the purpole of co•
vering the tear, were attacked, and partly made pri•
loners. We loon reached Eylau, and found that the
enemy had taken a potnion behind that place."
London, England, 1807-03-10

SYNONYMES.

This day was publifbed, price 6e. inboards, in oce elofcly printed
Volume,
DICTIONNA I RE UNIVERSEL des Synonymes
de la Langue Erancoife.
Par M. L'ABBE de LEVI Z AC.
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London, England, 1807-03-10

YARMOUTH, MARCH 9.

Ani►ed the Islat.aaaa, of go guns, to join the
North Sea Fleet ; and the HYACINTM floup of war,
from the Nore, and remain with the (hips as per lalt.
Alio arrived the Antonia Lapafa. St 'AIM, from Am•
Ittrdam to Litton, laden with cheefe, fent in by the
Princefs of Wales cutter. Sailed with a convoy, the
nuts'r gun brig.—Wind N. E.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Fliza, Fitzgprald, from London for New Providence, ha•
beta taken. re-ikon, and carried into Purtfruouth.
The Phenix, of Weymouth, White, laden with (tones, is on
wort near 'Porn-and, and full of water--otateriali feted.

The Royal Forrester, Shiflett°, from Lceds for London, le
captured by a French privateer.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONFY.
-

The Mlnx. for the fatherina and Sufaiina Margaretha. captur-
ed the 4th of ;une, and asd Auguft. 18os. will he paid nn Friday
neat, at o. 18, Clenient's Inn, and recalled on Tuefday and Fri -
d'ay.for three monthi.
'The Providence, for the I.ouifa Ulrica, captured on the 14th of
September, 1804, will be paid and recalled at the above times and
'p'aces.

The Adive, fur the Catherina and Sufannah Margaretha, cap-
tured on the sth of June, and on the sad of Anglia, 18a3, will
; and rtealkil on Tuddays and Fri.
b.• paid on heard, this IlAy
day., at No as, Effez-Greet, Strand.

Thu Triumph, for the Rants-, captured on the 3d of Auguft.
ribs, avi.l be paid on Wednefday and 1 fiurfday next, at No. x 3.
Holhorn-court, Gray's Inn ; and recalled there on the fame days
fur three months

rhe Cormorant, for the Hope, esptured on the 13th of Febru-
ary laft, will be paid on board, this Day ; and recalled at No. a:;.
Norfoik-fire,t, strand, on Tuefdays and Fridays.
The Unicorn, for the Catharina Tholcn, captured ou the ssth
of Odober, 18a3, will be paid at No. 11, Cecil-itrect, Strand, un
Saturday nest.
London, England, 1807-03-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCL

FALMOU I H. MARCH 7.

Arrived the American brig Romeo, Cows, from
Rotterdam, in dillref. She left Helvoedluys on
MOnday, the ad inft. and brings an account, that
a Dutch frigate had failzd about three weeks
for Curacoa orßatavia—We had on board goo troops
and money—an-embargo was laid on all merchant
(hips, and two other ft igates were prevented failing,
in conftquence of the appearance r:f two EngMb fri.
gates; when the Dutch frigate failed, the wind was
S. E.—Sailed the Auckland packet, Scmuya.ca, fur
Lifbon.—Wind N. E.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.
- -

At iived the SHARPSOOnr IA gun brig from Gnern.
fey. Sailed this morning hii Chips Times,
HERMES, and Cnassoaarir, with the following trent*.
ports for the River Plata, viz. the Monarch, HvN.
TER (Lieutenant Agent SIMPSON) : A!bion, DODD
(Lieutenant Agent Tit,siets) ; Jane, Sue LE V ; C.l.
Zinc, klAtr, ; William Pitt, Warr ; Mary Ann,
PHILLIPS ; Piinccfs Royal, Hows.ost ; Cries,
Swain ; Majeflie, Hael.ap.o ; Heron, BROWN ; Ran.
Dr, APPLPRP; Malabar, HARCOUGH ; and the
achels of Northumberland, tr.—Wind N. W.
DOVER, MARCH 9.

~,

A large fmuggling bigger WAS .yefterday fent in
he►e by the revenue cutters belonging to thic pier,
which they captured on Saturday evening off Frd
lione, with a ergo of contraband goods. Some of
hlr crew, who did not eicape, were committed to
prifon tall night. Sailed this day the fchnoner Depa-
chet Librement, Captain ERR ARA, of and for Lif-
bon, with a cargo of barley, from Amlle►dam.—
Wind E N. E. and blows hard with rain.
DEAL, MARCH to.

Sailed through the Downs from tl,e River, the
Rolla, Gm, for Virginia. Came Down from the
River !aft night, the Diamond, SUMMiRS, for St.
Domingo, with feveral other vac's, which failed from
the D iwns this day, under convoy of the Zebra
bomb, for Portfmouth. Arrived the Venal frigate,
trom Porttmoinh, and remains in the Downs with the
reft of the Chips as per lati.—Wind E.N.E.
London, England, 1807-03-10

MUTINY BILL.

The Houle, on the motion of the Secretary at War,
having 4nne into a Committee on the Mutiny Bill,
The.SECRETARY at
.WAR made a few obfer-
vations on the momentous objedt of the Bill, which
went to preferve the• Civil Power from all pcflbili•y
of military encroachment ; he then read fome of the
claufes which he wifhed to have made part of the
Bill.—Officers or foldiers charged with capital of-
fences, to be turned over to the Civil Magidrate ; but
no. Officer to be ipfo fat°, cafhiered for not aiding the
Civil Power, until convicted of fuch charge Lefore a
Court of Juftice. Another claufe was introduced and
agreed to, milling that a mark (hall be fixed on the
bodies- of deferters who hive been twice 'guilty of
defertion. Another claufe compelled deferrer, to
ferve for life, and made fuch forfeit additional pay and
pention. • A further claufe required that no perfon
fliould be fentenced to the lofs of life or limb, or to
tranfportation by a General Court Martial, confiding
of leis than thirteen Officers. The claufe relative to
the Entitling Money, a. alfo that providing Compel).
fation for Mallets whnfe' fervants or labourers may
have entitled before the time contracted for had ex-
pired, gave rife to a thort converfation between Mr.
R. Dundas, Sir T. Turton, Col. Barry, Mr. Role,
and Mr. Secretary Windham, when, after a flight
amendment of the latter, both were agreed to.—The
remaining claufes, including one declaring all Negroes
in his Majetly's fervice free to all intents and put.-
pofes, were then feverally read and agreed to, and
(on the Houfe refuming) the Report ordered to be
received to morrow.
London, England, 1807-03-10

THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 10,
will be adted (for the fir(t time) a New Comedy, called

TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST?
With New Scenes, Dreres, &c.
The principal Cfiaradters by Mr. Murray, Mr /terrible, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. Kstoble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
Emery, Mn.s Glower, Mrs. Mattocks, MI& Branton, Mrs. M-
weapon, Mrs,llnsery, Mifs Tyrer.
The Prologue to be fpolten by Mr. Brunton.
And the Epilogueby Mr. Farkett aid Mr Blanchard.
To which will be added the Mulled Farce of
THE QUAKER.
On Tburfday, Mother Goole—, or the Golden Egg.
London, England, 1807-03-10

FIFTY•EIGHTH BULLETIN.

• " Pruffian Eylau, Eeb. R.
" A quarter of a league from the little town of
Eylau there is a flat eminence, which defends the
entrance of that place. Martha' Soult gave orders
to the 46th and 18th regiments of the line to make
themfelves mailers of it. The regiments which de-
fenckti this eminence were thrown into confufion ; but
• at the fame moment a column --of Ruffian cavalry
made a charge upon the left of the 18th, and threw
fome of its battalions into diforder. The dragoons
of the regiment of Klein, obferving this in 'time, all
the troops came to aElion in Eylau. The enemy had
placed feveral regiments in a church and church.
yard, where they made an obflinate defence ; but
after a very murderous affair on both fides, the poll.
tion was taken about ten at night; Le drand's di
vifion paired the night in front of tht village, and ;hat
.of St. Hilaire to the right of it. Marfh4l Augereau's
corps tock poll to the left. Marfhal Davoufl's corps
had begun its march early on the' following day, to

proceed beyond Eylag, an 3 if the caemy had not
changed his pofition, to fall upon his left. Marthal
Ney was on the march fl4olc him on his right.
In this tituation both armies patted the night.
London, England, 1807-03-10

MARRIED.

Lately, at Kingfton Church, Lieutenant Savage, of the 89th
Regiment, to Mira Boyd. third daughter of Captain Boyd, of the
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion.

)DIED.

On Friday hit, at bit father. hopfe at Peckham. Mr. Richard
Saute, fon of Captain Saufe, who commanded is Senfible, under Sir
Home Popham, in the Red Sea. He was the only Officer
wounded in the Orion, in the glorious battle of Trafalgar; fine
which time he has hnzetcd of Lis wound. He was in the loth
Tear of his age,
London, England, 1807-12-09

MILAN, NOVEMBER 9.

Letters from Trielle announce, that the wreck of
the Englab army in Egypt has arrived at Malta.
Tbey alfo Rate, that, in confecknence of the difquie-
tude given to the Englifh Admiral Collingwood, by
the movements of the Ruffian fleet under Admiral
Siniavin, he was induced to quit his fiction off the
Dardanelles. The fquadron left on that Ration is fo
weak, that it will be obliged to retire as Coon as the
Turkifh fleet shall come out of the Strait.

MUNICH, NOVRMINIR Is.

As loon as the intelligence (hall be received of the
arrival of the Emperor of the French at Milano hit
Majegy will let out for Italy.

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER so.

Their Makities the King and Queen of Saxony let
out on the
_t tth inft. horn Drcfden for Wart w.

Letters from Italy mention, that there has been as
infurre6ion aglinfi the Engline at Malta.
FROM TIM HAMBUROH CORRESPONDENT.
COPIIIINAOIII, Nov. 3.—Among other LIM
prifoners of war Who have arrived at Viborg, are a
Colonel, )baron Cochorn, Major Frank ; Lientenaats
Ralph, Scott, Brigham, Seitz ; Captains Charles
Dobfon, Lambier, and Sir Thomas Dobfon. Forty-
nine Englinemeo, from the fbips that have been taken
and carried into Mom, were brought hither yeller-
day. The Captains lodge with the Traiteur Morse
but are ender a guard.
A line of telegraphs is now eaablithed beta.. ea this
c iy and Rlfineur.

THE EVENING STAN.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Conf. Ibut-...f0r Jan. arcount 64k.
Reduced 4211-oinuium prers.—Exeheq. Bilis, 3s. prank.
PRICE OF STOCKS YES'I'ERDAY.
Bank Stock szs Long Ann. I7}
I 3 per Cent. Red. 62 4j lndia Bonds, par as. dif.
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. Rut. Excite. Bills. is 41.2$ 35. pr.
per Cent. Sell Oniniunt !pr.
5 per Cent. Navy Rut Con 4 for sec. 64i

The Cartel which arrived on Sunday at Plymouth,
is the fame that carried the Governor of Monte
Video, with other prifontrr, to Spain. She left
Gigon on the 29th ult. where fhe had landed the
Spaniards, having been prevented from reaching
Bilboa by bad weather. The liberation of the Palace
of Ass traiss from his confinement is certain. He
had, accordicg to the accounts by:this veffel, found
means to open a communication with BEAUHARNOIN
the French Ambaffador, which terminate) in his
releafe, after ten days confinement. This may be
partly corral, but it is hardly potEble that he can
have been appointed Generalitlimo of the Spanith
Army i for it appears by the
FRENCH JOURNALS,
Of which we received a regular feries yeflerday after-
noon, to the 25th ult. incluflve, that, contrary to
the opinion generally entertained htre, the Prince
had Ovally been engaged in a confpiracy againil his
father, as our Readers will fee by the following letter
and Decree :