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London, England, 1807-06-16

ErR TAN, JUNE to..(Frions the Telgrep!

Official Accounts from the Imperial Head. Q 221
ters at Finkeuflein, of the date May 28, that were
received in the courfe of yeflerd.ry, by his Excellency
the Governor of Berlin, bring advice that Weifchel•
munde and FahrwafTer have furrendered to the
French, who entered them on the 27th of May, in
the morning. _ _

His Majclly the Emperor and King has appointed
General Rapp, late Governor of Thera, to be Go.
vernor of Dantzic.

HAGUE, JUNE 2.
It is confirmed that his blajelly intends to fait
Come foreign diftant bathing places, and among

others Bagneres. He fet out from this city on the
3oth of May, for the caflie of Lacken, near Brnf.

Fels, thence his Majefty proceeds to the country feat

of Madame de Villeneuve, Lady of the Palace at

Chenonceau, where her Majefiy the Qlleen is already
arrived, and thence they intend to go to Begneres.
The corpfe of the late Prince Royal is to be con.
veyed to Paris, and is already on its way thither.
The BlTflaw Gazelle Oates, that the garrifon of
DAntzic has obtained the Capitulation of Mayence.
This Capitulation was concluded the 24d July, 1793,

and contains 14 articles. The gartifon, under the
command of Brigadier Gener.il d'Oyce, which
marched out for France with all military honours,
engaged not to feive ag.tina the cjalcfced Powtrs
within twelve months.
London, England, 1807-06-16

RHEUMATIC GOUT AND RIIt.UMATISM.

BURRIDGE's SPECIFIC is a remedy, the utility
of which has been proved by extenlive pradtice, and i• c
dently offered to the public, and recommtnded as a ce.tain cure to
thole afflicted with the above dif .rders. Ihe Fropri. tor,. plAge
themfelves that in all cafes where I- has been adminittered, it has
given relief, in molt that it has efLCled a perfeCt cure, even where
every other remedy that has been refort ed to has faded, an.ifrom the.
length of time she afBi Lion has contimed, and to-al deprivation
(1 the ufe of fuccefs bas been hopelicfs, and the miferable
(offer, r reduced to defeair fur the truth of which they beg leave
to rc:cr to numerous letters cafes, and teitimo:iials, very refoe !t-
-ab), vouched, that are open to general infpedi in, and will be
readily Ibewn to any applicant at their Warchmfe. They have
the greatest. Ink 'aCtim in alluring the public that the compoliti,in
. "
is perfeetly tree from any mercurial opiate or other drug that can,
in the flighteft degree, injure or Impair the mAI delicate conilitu•
, tion, and is directed folely to the removA of thofe .!i:tr. Lying cmaa
plaints. By the procefs of its oper 'don it incr..afqs the appetite,
promotes genii: perfpiration, is a [light diuretic, removes ()Mime-
! Lions in the j ii its and glands, purities the blood. Brent— hms the
Lerves, and, aeting as an alterative upon the whole frame, renu•
Yates the fyilent in all its natural tundions.
Sold wholel'ale and retail by the Fr.prictor s, rcet,
Covent garden.in bottles, 'is. and tis each duty includtd Stamps
allowed on taking four. Arrangements are fm:ming, that it may
alfa be had of every refpedtabk Medicine Vender in the Unite I
Kingdom, on the fame terms.
London, England, 1807-06-16

BARRACK DEPARTMENT.

Barrack Use, Sp iv Gardens, Jane to, Igo7.
SUCH Perfons as ate willing to C ntraEl for Build-
ing Additions to the Waggon Sheds at the B •rracks at Croy-
don in the County of Surrey, and a Manes Room at the Barracks
at Battle in the County of Suffex, may fee the Plans, Specifications,
and forms of Contrads for the fame, at the Barrack Office, ally
day after the iscl infiant,between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
fpetifying in words at length a Sum for each place, where Propo-
Gals are to be delivered, finial up, and entlorfed Tender for
treeing Additions to the Barracks at Croydon," or " Battle,
and addreffed to the Barrack Mailer General on or before two
o'clock on Saturday the 4th of July next, after which hour no
Tender will be recurred.

The propofers mutt be prepared with fufficient fecurity for the
due performance of the Comrad,
London, England, 1807-06-16

FOR RHEUMATISIVIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c.
DR STEERS'S OPODELDOC.

THIS Nledicine, from its extr.mrdinAry
I. is juftly en:itled to the r:nutatinn it has fo lang Azq tired
above every rather prepar aim of the kin 1. By its warm, pene-
trating, and attenuating qualities, it is found to be the mod. p Aver-
ful application in rheutna•ifrns, fpefins, and patties; as afro in
cramps, bruifes, fprains, burns, fcalds, from cuts, and the fting of
venomous infeas: it is particularly recommended in contufi,ns,
occafioned by gun fhot wounds and to rcfre(b the legs an 1 bet
after long exercife in walking. It fpeedily removes chil.dains, and
if ufed in time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this
purpofe it fhluld he diffolvcd an I applied warns.•
Sold only by F. Newb:ry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church
Yard, London in buttles, price as. 6d. each; and by their appoint-
men', by Dic:y and Sutton, Bow Church Yard; Bacon and Co.
a so, and Allen, No. 76, Ox For 1-itrett ; Wade, Old Bond ftreet ;
Bayley and Cn. Cock.pur-ftree-.; Ward. Middle-row. Holborn ;
S. Rand ill, Rnyal Ezz:lan4e; Clarkc, Borough High.ftreet ; and
J. 'lark, at the corner of Ludgate-ftreet.
N.B. Obf•:rve that the words " F.Newbery,No. 45, St. Pad's,"
are engraved in the Stamp.
London, England, 1807-06-16

ADVANTAGE.

THE advantage the public mutt always derive
front regularly educated profeffional men diredtlog almoft ex-
clufively their ftu.ties to one (pecks of malady, was never more
clearly demunftratcd than by the unexampled fuccefs which has
attended the a tiniolit ration of their new remedy, and the extras.
ordinary cures it has performed. For a long feriesuf years, Mefill
CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervice,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular ohjedt of their in•
veiligation, and ate happy in having difcovered a medicine fillies
rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficiciit to
obferve that the effeas of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every vellige
of the virus, in hs molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the
Icaft injure the conftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the (yrs
tern in all its natural fnndtiuns, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digeftion—thus in ftead of reducing a ftroug and vigorous conftitus
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre.
laves that conflitution in its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak
and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vigour.
Nutntserlefe initanc,s are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues ading as a per.
. pctual corr.:dtive to bodily deoility, whether proceeding from
an excels of enjugil or illicit pleafire, or from the more
intidunus, though not kis deft. naive indul,;ence of incest-
tious youth of both fexcsin a c.-rtain pernicious habit Am dft
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confeque,,ce of
this folitary vice, there arc none more afiddtiog than that diftrelling
Rate of debility and drfiziency, which prevents or,mhitters the
trimonial ft etc ; the unhap;iy iii,"nrcr broods over his misfortune,
athamed to leek relict, until he is reditc,nl to filch a elate of weak-
nefs as to render tile oppraive. To fuch petrol.; it muft hc a eon-
foling refledion, to know that they may now, by a new infailible
mode of treat tn. set, he reared to that greateft of all human UAL
ings, a (trans. m Inty and vigorous con itutioa.

In all cafes of drili:ity, deficiency, (ram whatever eaufe ariOng,
as welt as in every fpecies ve venereal infeetion. Me.frre. Currie and
Co may be conflated by p itients of either fez, with the greatelt
ferrety and honour, at their lionfe,No toy, Hatton Garden.

I.etters from the. Country (poi; pai•l 1 including a bank note,
will have the mczff.tri medicine r.nd a• "lice lent to any part of ths
Kingdom. Nu. au7, Matto(' Gimlets
London, England, 1807-06-16

i'ziktNERSRI PS' DISSOLVED.

John Edwards and William Jewell Edwards of Portpool-lane,
Middlefex, pawnbrokers. June I, 1807.
WilliamWafhbrook and Thomas Harvey, Charles !tree(' Drury-
lane, coach fpring makers. Oa. t 3, xBc6.
George Ram:lttn and James Young, Manchefter, Laneafhire,
filk and cotton minufaelarers. June T. t 8 .7.
James Rufher, john Ruiher, and Jofeph Rulher, of I.ecds and
Wakefield, Yorkfhire, woolftaplers. I eh. 24, 18-6.
Thomas Crane and Julio Williams, Prefton, Laneafhire, iron-
founders. June S, 1807.
William raft, fcn. and Thomas Taft, of Birmingham, hand
whip-makers. A pril 14, 1807.
William Lingard and '1 hornas Walker. of Manelieger, Lan-
cal:hire, cotton dealers and manufadturers. June 3 tBc7.
Daniel Inwood and Mark Ofborue, of Ber/uondfey, coin deal-
ers. June 13, 18-7.
William White and Francis Twifs of Pitt ftrcet, Blackfriar's
road, vinegar makers. Dec. 3t, 1%06.
Matthew Miette and Wm. Hall, of Canterbury, woniftaplers.
June 8, 1807..
William Clegg, Alice Lord, Edmund Lord. Richard Lord,
Lawrence Lord, and Janice Ciarkfon, of Sagar Hahne, Forelt of
Roffendale, Laricafhire. Nov. 6,1834.
Thomas Walters, of Cheadle, and John Lomax, of Lane end,
Staffordfbire, mercers, drapers and grocers. April 10, *BO7.
Thomas Bears an•l William Brafs, No. 35, Wood-area, Cheap•
Ede, London, ribbon weavers. March 25, 007.
Charles Hall and JorephViekers, of UpperTha.nes-ftreet, Lon-
don, fpermaccti refiners. June 9, 1807.
William Barron and Jolt ph Golding, No. 14, Burr Brett, Ca
bidet makers and upholfterers. June 53, 18c7.
Wm. Howard Andrews and Wm. n yle, of Maneheftcr, ma-
nufadurers. Dec. 6, 18c6.

Martin Wolitenholm, Neter Dakin,john Cutt, and Js. Mappin,
of Sb. !held, York/hire, ferule: makers. June 3, 1807.
Thomas Robinfon, of Lancafter, merchant, and Win. Moore,
late of Halton. Lancafhlre, engineers. May 29,1807.
Fordham Ellis and Win. Jacabfon, No. 107, Whireesof3 ftreet,
Lontkan, grocers Bridle* dcaLae. Marti 23, 1807.
London, England, 1807-06-16

EAST INDIA tICRIS.E, May 6, 1807.
THE COURT of D!RECTO US of the
UNITED COMPANY o/ .IIERCIIANTS of .ENG-
LAND,trading to the EAST-INDIES, do teray give rake,
That a Q2arterly General Court of the laid Company will be
held at their Houk in Leadenhall-ftreet, on Wean&lay the z 7th
June next; at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon for the purp:tfe of
deelaPlng a Dividend from Chriftmas laft to WlLlfunmer next.

That the Tatan44kr Soaks nf- the faid Company.; Stock ail; he
Out on Tutfday the zd of.,Jti,ne next, at two .4clock, and (1.7 d
again on "Khurfd.uy the t6th of kly fullrwit,g;
And that the Dividend Warrants on the fail Company's Stock
duc the 'stli July, will be ready to he &livered on Tut-flay the 7th
of July next. WILLIAM RA,IISAI; Secretary.
London, England, 1807-06-16

NOTICE is hereby given. 11:41 at a li !t2rai
ing of the Committee of Manage:llva of the Aff Cr. and
Bunnefs of the Company of Prlarie!or. of the Kennet and Avnn
Canal Navigation, held at the Bear Inn at Devizes, in the Coun:y
of Wilts, on l'urfday, the nth day of it r.e. tB_7, at 1 t o'clock in
the forenoon, pnrfuant to po' lie advertir..r: ei.t the raid Commit-
tee did Bud a call from the feveral Proprietors of N-w hares and
Optional Note, authoriz,4 by an An of Parli intent made and
paffed in the 45th year of the regn of his prefent Nl.l fly iiititled
" An Ae' for enabling the Company or Propel :tors of the Kennet
and Avon Canal Navigation to complete the fame ail fir air r• •
lag itind enlarging the Powers oldie ieveral ASR. pafr:d for making
the laid Canal," to he taken and fabfcribed for in ilk. Navi,4 :nun
and undertaking authorizN:l to be made and carried no h r,e laid
Company of Proprietors, for the rum of tol. per r,ntiim, for and
in refp.et of every filch (hare and optional note refpeettvdy to he
want'og and nt.ceffhry in order to defray the expellees of, a.ul to
carry on the fame; and did make a call from the laid pro-
prietors for the laid hum of so). per centurn, for and in reip set of
every fuch (hare and optional note refpedtvely, in the 14id Naviga-
tim aid undertaking, for thole porpoles accordingly ; and di.l ap-
poior the fame to he paid into the hands of Vfellis.Harford, Da-
vis, and Company,Trtafurers of the fail Company, in Bristol, on
or before the 14th day of July, (807.
By order of the raid Committes JOHN WARD,
Marlborough, June to, 18.4. Prinei,,al Clerk

A COUNTRY HOUSE, WITH MANOR AT ACHED
\VAN rED to Rent, In Inch a Term as may be
V agreed upon, a Good Family He.ofe, with Office., &c. fit
for the accommodation of a moderate fized Family; with a goof
Oarden.and 'coin 40 to 8o Acres of Land; with a Manor attacl <A,
or a right of fportiog, in a good fporii:ig cnu.nry. Not rer term
fi:ty milts to London, in anyof the C ntits t, the South • r Weft
of it.—Le:ters, poft paid, with particular!, ad lreired T. M.S.
Pult °thee, Lyme, Dorfet, will be immediately

A N Uno.mmonly Fine-Toned Plek NO.FOrcTE.
with the additional K ys, rectal, and the new Six • kgged
Frame, perfeetly new, having been purchafed from the Maker,
about four weeks fince, for Thirty-four Guineas. Lady who
ufed it, having left town, it will row he f it f7r •rwo.tF•t)uv
Gui was only. To be fen from eleven to four o'clock, at No. 5,
Leicat r P:ace, Leicettcr-fquare.—N. B. If any 1.3,1 y or Gentle-
man wiles for farther particulars, they will pIc,LIV to p:y the
pottage —Di red to A. B. as above.
London, England, 1807-06-16

This day was publifited,
In Seven large Volum,s, Oat vo, with a I.Ve of the Author, a
Didtionary o! :58 Terms ufed in Natural Hillory, and appro-
pria-e Copperaplates, price 41 44. in boards,
DR. 'IUR l'ON's 'FRANSL4TIONT of Sir
CHARLES LI NINE's SYSTEMA NATURIE,
In which is incorporated, balks the geoeral ground work of
Gmclin. Willdenow, &c. fuch new materials, corrections, and
improvements, as occur in the Linnzan, a di oth!r fraufaeli v,s,
as well as in the Works of the celebrated Naturaliits from Liunzu s
up to the prevent period.
London : Printed for Lackiagton, Allen. and Co. Temple of
the Mures, Finfbuty Iquare.
London, England, 1807-06-16

EAST INDIA INIISE, May 29, 1807.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to t& EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,

That at the.Q.9arterly General Court of the Paid Company, ap
pointed to be bird at theirlioufe in Leadenliall-iircet, on Wednef
day the 17th-of June ntzt, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, a
motion will be made that Mr.Rteumin JOHNSON, late of the
Bengal Civil eltablifhment, be permitte.l to return will his rank
to India. WILLGIM R41113:11". Sec
London, England, 1807-06-16

SCHEME.

z Prize of £3 :CO
,OCO
10,000
SOOO
1,000
500
100
30
20

20,000 Tickets.

fixft-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, "oeirg the only fixed Capital,

Ti IRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
Regular Drawing of 2,0::0 Tickets each Day.

Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices,
and by their Ag.nts in England and Sentland.

PRICE.

Tlelcct £l9 17 0
Half 10 3 0 Eighth £2 12 0
Quarter 5 3 0 ElateLtah t 6 6
London, England, 1807-06-16

CRiTI,.,UE FROM CIIELTENII.I3i

The Managers fhould not be fparing of a few yards
of canvall, and a painter's work for half a day, when
the family of the Surface: are called for ; frqm old
Noll to the brace of Aldermen all was fhabby and
ont of repair—their deaths and countenances are
(literally (peaking) worn out. This hint is given
beeaufe the Theatre, in moll other refpeas, appears
to be well condufled, and the pet former., in general,
poffefs much talent in their profellion, and refpeda-
bility in their private demeanor.
It would be injuftice not to notice the fpirit and•
gentlemanly cafe with which Ks); r went through the
part of Charle: surface. The well known fcreen fcene
was really well fupported by all concerned in it.—
Mrs. H. JOHN,TON, in Lady Teazle ; the vetenra
RICHARDS, to Sir peter; and KLANSRT, in jcifiph,
did their refpea ye ch-arailers infinite juflice. Ihe
beautiful And engaging Lady FIELDING, was Patro•
nefs of the Night—the audience was elegant and nu-
merous. The players went to perform the next night
at Glofter, where there is a very handfome Theatre,
and report fays, that Doricourt and Letitia, by KENT
and Mrs. JOHNSTONE ; as well as the Flutter (IKLA-
NEST, gained vall encomiums from a very crouded
houfe. The Minuet, by Flutter and Letitia, was ex•
ecuted in a moll mafterly ftyle on this Rage, and the
Comedy repeated by general defire.
We have had feveral departures, particularly,
Sir Robert and Lady Wigram, Sir Thomas and Lady kleiketh,
Duke of Gordon, Lord Alexander Gordon, Lord Turrington,
Major Blair, Mr. Porcher, &c. &c.
Our lateft arrivals are :

Earl of Fgremont, Sir Flijah and Lady Impey, Mr. Goold and
Lady Charl,•tte Goole!, M. A Taylor, Efq. Mrs. Taylor, Lord
Adair, Lord George Stuart, Mr. and Lady Cecilia Cupky, Etc.
London, England, 1807-06-16

DIVIDENDS.

Jure 34. John Raymond, late of Fowey, Cornwail,
at twelve, at the Georgmlim, Crewkerne, Stutterfc•fatre.
June 25. Jofeph Hants, of Keynthani, Somer.eith:rc, tan.:r, 4
ten, at the Rummer Tavern, AU Saltds-lane,
June as. John Fremlett, of Exeter, draper, at auven, et th,
Globe Tavern Exeter.
Jane 25. Thomas Mullington and John Mullitwni, of
burn, Lartcalhife, cotton. manutadurers, at two, at the St.r tun,
Deaufgate, Manchetter.
lone 25. Nathaniel Weft:bun, of Harwich, EfF.x, mreltant,..
baker, at eleven, at the Crown /nu, Woodbridge,
Jute 27. Ssmuel Hamilwu,u shoe-laze, London, krit.wr, r, one,
at Guildhall.
priet $7. Samuel inland, of St. Clement Danes, Milliefex, rner.
chair, at one, at Guifdhall.

BIRTHS.
On the 3d inflant, at Can con Houk, Durnha-tonfhire, the
Lady of Captain itotiet Smollct, of LlonhJl, of a c1.,,.g10cr.
At Ran:cc:l:our, Fate, on the 7th infant, the lion. Mts. Hope,
of a fon.
On the 27th tilt. Mrs. D. CAneron, of Strontian, of two girls
and a b.iy, who, with the mother, arc doing %%cll.
London, England, 1807-06-16

By FRANK SAYERS, M.D.
Printed for T. Cade!! and W_ Davits, Strand.
Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author,
MISCELLANIES, Antiquarian, and Hillorical, 8 vo. 6s. in bo'rds
SPANISH AMF.RICA.
This day was publifficd, very nvatly and accurately printed,
price 6s. botind,
ANEW, EASY, and CONIPLETEGR AMMAR
of the SPANISH LANGU Commercial and Mili•
tary; with Elercifes, Dialoauts, Commercial Correfpondence,
Elegant Extratcts. Ste. &c.
By JOHN EMM MORDENTE, Teacher.
London : Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Finfb ry-
fquare ; l.ongman and Co. Paternolter.row ; Dooley, 11:ead-
ftreet ; and Goddard. Military Library, corner of Pail mall.
Of whom may be had, Mr. Newman's Dictionary of the Spanilla
Language, 1 vols Bvo. bound, 11 es.
London, England, 1807-06-16

•
NVHEREAS Mrs.CATHERINESCRAFTON,
late of Trinity-ftreet, Briftul, died on Thurfday the 28th
Of May, IBc7, and the endeavours to find a (which there is
reafott to believe lb- had made) have proved ineffeaual. Any So-
licitor or other Perfon with wham any Will, Deed of Difpofition,
or other important Paptrs may have been &pasted by Mrs.Scraf.
Scraf-
ton, are particularly reqiiefted to give information to Mr. Richard
Seralton Sharpe, No. 56, Fent•hurch-ftrcet, which will be grate
fully and liberally acknowl dgeti
London, England, 1807-06-29

left,

Gen:Tel of the _
branches --Ordered
Mr. BANKES int('
tebriog in a Bill
ogees in reverficn.
Mr. WIIITBREAI
ibouid briOg forward a
nazi :n. On Friday to
Pope BOW.
Mr. WADDING!
Controul in his place,
to (ottani' ip the, peefen
DUNUM
don i. lint he..useuid.
financial Batentent he
hir.ittea Wight
in anftter to his Ma)
and ordered to be pre!

• kity's Privy Council.
In a Committee on
tion wined, in which
agreed to, as thole Ad
cautioned for a time
Monday.
,Lord
A4ting his Majefto s
cd mark of his favour
Ie kIH Ind valour dll
prior forte of the e
July, illo6oo-The Mt
ulna, is a trommittet
PetitiUns, complat
• then, and drat Grin
r. sato be taken into fu
July, at three .in the
. half•paft three; and .
' • throe o'clock.—Adjot

FOltil

• MAP
•
On the 4th, lnl
ing, the, enemy.
'telkau and Zegei
'regiment Moved-
attempted to cro
retreat. A carino
river from Rugt
hours, but prods
At eleven o'c
tronps were 'obfe
which adyancedr
dirt, againfi the I
columns, ellimat
numerous wall
bridgehead, and
cannon and two I
rnenced toplay to
returned with gre
lafted two hours,
both on the road
three o'clock in i
along the line.
On the sth, at
advinced pas rl
beard in the ni
received of a fel
and stlo:nips.
pieparegor any
Of PonteCorvorm
five operations, i
once the fire teal
wholcomminde(
ported, at nine
were perceived it
ditt. The even
goon boric, and
battalions of lig
farge on the ri
his (harp &doter
tinder Lover of
bank. The Pri
upon fix battalic
chenclort, and d
Oerard's brigade
wenden, on the
den. The-,03c1
port SOanden.
under. Gener4l
were diftributed
were polled in f
retrograde mov
While there diff
the Prince pail
proacbed Spine
yieivs. The ro

_
• wax ten
Ruffian Sharpfl
bank of the riv
pgrage, The
from the wood
howitzer (hells
mince defined

time. ThePrir

- .
and given his c
be perceived tt
pohtion under
was defirous tc
while he was
Highnefs was
under the righ
that he fell tot
The troops to
thougl
But this paid
raifed his he
firength to ire
exclamation c
Prince was en,
voarable ditp
areas:ling foe
• thereby occaf
boufe,and ge
diretted Gene
to carry hitt o
Gully to main
The Prince
His wound h,
ceived an acc
croft the rive
seeded with
heights of De
pefe arrived
battalion of 1
attack all the
the pretence
were frullate,
London, England, 1807-06-11

•
Thi( day was publithed,
.In two Volumes ;to. With a Portrait, peke si. 31. is boards. -.
TOME ACCOUNT of tfiElstlßLlC LIFE, and
a SELECTION trom the UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS,
d the RAWL of MACARTNEY: tbs batter roof:fling of Ex.
tsar from an aceotiot of the Ruffian &lapin : a Sketch of the
AGtical Hiltary of Ireland; and A Journal of an EmitalTy front
tlq Ki Ur rat Britaiu to the Emperor of China ; with an Ap-
setdis to cacti Volume.
By JOHN BARROW, F. R. S.
/sabot of Travels in China and Southern Africa; and of a Voyage
to Cochin-China.
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DUMFIttES, JUNE 6.

s (STY'S Birth-day was celebrated this veer
a. 1)1 rubies with more fenivity and grandeur than
dual; every countenance beamed with joy, and every
heart exulted with loyalty and attachment to the bell
Asf Kings. The morning was altered in by the
ringing of bells, which continued to ring at intervals
during the day, and till a late hour at night. At
twelve o'clock at noon the three companies of Vo-
lunteers, the Artillery Conipany, and the Stirling-
!hire Militia, were drawn nut on the Dock, and
formed a line along the banks of the Nith, where
they fired a fru-de joye, as did alto the Bridge.end
Company of Stewartry of Galloway'Volunteers,from
the opp ,fite tide of the river; at the fame time bon-
fires blazed in different parts of the town, and the
flags belonging to the Incorporations were difplayed
from the windows of their Hall.
At four o'clock a large party of Gentlemen of the
town and neighbourhood far down to an elegant din-
ner, at the King's Arms Inn. Roarar Jactraow,
Efq. Provolt, at the head of the taole, and JOHN
FiRGUSSON, Efq. Convenor of the Incorporations,
croupier. Several other 14e8able parties dined at
the different inns in town.
At feven (.'clock in the evening, the band belong-
ing to the Stirlingfhire Militia attended the party at
the King's Arms, who walked in proceflion with the
Convenor, to the Trades Hall, thelnvfic in front
playing " God five the King." An immenfe crowd
accompanied the prociffion on its way to the 'Hall.
The party an the Hall were numerous and moil re-
fpeaable The large china bowl lately prefented
to the Incotporations, which contains about ten
gallons, or twenty Scots pints, flowed till a late hour
with the bell rack punch. The Hall was decorated
for the occafion in a tailed and elegant manner :
all the windows wrre encircled with wreaths and fef-
loons of flowers and bay leaves ; and on different
parts of tne Hall were appropriate infcriptions in
rich gilt frames—at the upper end of the room, tong
live the King ; oppofite to it The Brit Navy and
* Hoer ; and above the chimney piece, be Council,
according to the Sett of the Burgh, fufpended from a beau
tiful fefloon of flowers. In the courfe of the even-
ing many loyal, contlitutional and patriotic malls were
drank. The night ce.ncluded with a ball in the New
Affetnbly Room, which was graced with an elegant
difplay of youth, beauty, and fathion.
• Alluding to the Hon. Captain johnftone Hope, Mcmber for
the County, am! one of the Lords of the Admiralty.
London, England, 1807-06-11

,•ire-~'it

The Hercules, Rottlati''ii tMived -it' Liverpool'
from Tortola z—file failtd TdniAenet on the egi4l
April with a fleet, cont (lint ofiliot4 49404 tAties
convoy of his Majeny's -Ships Vsstri• stirifiJotiso,
and pitted from thern:thi fame ntyr,...-v3O ••
. •‘. • 5.,v
The Townlhend,paAt *
ito.bei.gn ~.ztobon.
is arrived at ; .the 10 oft.
The letters will Ise doliveredmismliow, •

In the preceding column* we byre given eate!atts
from American and Jamaica-Fapers, reteiited
day. From the former, it woeld appear there has
been ancther Revolution in St. Domingo ; but we
think this could hardly have happened without being
known at Jamaica.

A GOTTENBURGH MAIL
Arrived this mornin, by which we received Ham,
burgh and other papers to the 4th inft. There feems
to have been a very general expe&ation prevailing,
that an engageMent would take place between die
French and Ruffians on tilt x4th ult. but nothing is
Rated of the refult.

An Englillt frigate, which arrived on the 3d of
April at Medina, landed there a millipn of hetes,
intended for the payment of the troops.

A letter from Milan of the 13th ult. Rates, that
accounts had reached that place from Leghorn, and
that a (hip had arrived from Corfica, both of which
agreed in Rating, that the Toulon fleet has put to
fea—that there are many troops on board—and that
it has taken an Englifh frigate and a brig, that were
Rationed there to obferre the port of Toulon.
London, England, 1807-06-11

AMERICA.

BOSTON, MAY 7. '
Wyss reported at Baltimore; on the 111 infiant,
Abkt Chriltoptes the Negro Plipatot of Hayti, had
armedMAW outer birbouc of. that place.
TheMtep (loop of war failed kom Wiffiington,
for England, the 24th ult. Mr. Puhiance, late Se-
creiaky to the American Cornmiffioners in London,
len paffenger.
NEWYORK. ELECTION.
'The Election in New-York, for State Officers, has
clofed. The refult, throughout the Common-wealth,
has not been as yet afcertained ; though it is certain
that a more vigorous exercife of all the force and
tAlents of all the parties therein, was never mere
fully difplayed on any fimilar occafion. In the city
of New-York, the whole number of votes was 9:92.
The majority for Governor Lewis and Lieutenant.
Governor Storm, (on the federal ticket) was about
134, the average majority for Affemblymen, 414, in
favour of the democratic, or Clintonian ticket. The
whole.nurnber of votes fall year, was 7159; federal
increafe this year 1139—Jacobin, 994.
MAY I.—The New side, off Cape Hatteras,
fpoke the Commerce, from the Spanilh Main, who,
a few days previoofly had fallen in with the Elephant,
a Briar 74, by whom they were informed that Buenos
Ayres had been retaken by the Englilh.
Colonel Burr is now at Philadelphia.—ln palling
through (event towns in Virginia, he was noticed
with tome diflinguithed marks of populli favour.—
A party of gentlemen, at Alexandria, gave him a
public dinner.
The Honourable Mr. Etlkine, his Britannic Ma-
jelly's Mininer to the United States, is alfo on a vifit
to Philadelphia.
London, England, 1807-06-11

ST. ANN'S BAY. -APRIL .4.

On Thurfdav laa a very lamentable accident hap•
per.cd at this place, by the pnifon of fils. Five Si 2.
!liable negroe.,,bel.'ngurg to Robert Newby, Efq. had
P•me tm.rll fish in their pittt of Coup tar flipper;
about half an hour after eating them, they were fei-
zed with excs uciaiing pain in the ttomach, which
excited the molt deplorable yells, to which fucceed-
• ed vomiting and par al) frs, and in lefs that half an hour
after Ling taken, two of them expired in seat ago-
ny; by the aid of medicine the other three were laved.
It appeased on examining into this matter, that three
of the negroes had eaten of the boiled fifh ; one of
ibide three expired as above related, another had
only drank the foup in which the fifk were boiled;
he was c.,nfiderably affeCted by st ; bur, from the me-
dicine given, was pretry well the next day. One of
the untertuniste negroes whin fuffered bad not eaten
of the bt.iied flub; or taken any of the Coup" but it

was fc.,and that he bad broiled two of the fame fort
of fills, and eaten them about the fame time. and be
expired in ten minutes after being feized. The fame
kind of fifh were produced and examined, and the
oldeft fithermen need, that it is commonly called
the bookfrib I take it to be a fpecies of Cie /ophsu.
or toactifb the length is generally from three to five
fiChit ; it has four fins, and is fpeckla like a toad on
the back and fides ; the belly is of ehitifh yellow ; it
has no fcalcs ; the head is large, the eyes prominent,
and the body round; it is capable of inflating 'itfelf
like a toad, from whence it.perhapi ita'same.
This Mb inhabits all the !hallow tea, %pies of this
Wand; and, from its deleterious qualittoit may be
ufeful to the inhabitants to make it gdgfrally known.

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London, England, 1807-04-23

iVial7l6L TATELLICE.*, CE.

PENZANCE, APRIL so. .
Since my lati the following vetrels have pot in hr•e
wild botind. the Good Intent of Harwich, the Se-
vern of Chicheller, the Fidelity of Dartmouth, tl it
Venus and the Edward of Bithiiford. the Princes
' Mary of Yarmouth. the Amity from London, the
Bpeculation of Sluthton, the Friendfbip of Biddiford,
the Fanny of Feeley, the Brothers of Weymouth,
the Active of Yarmouth, the Thorn from Chatham,
the Thomas of Plymouth, the Friends from Portf-
mouth. the Telemachus of Plymouth, the Britith
Q2ecn of Carnarvon, the Brothers of Coombe, the
Mary 9f Dungarvon, the William and Ann of Ply.
mouth, the Unity of Coombe, and the Howe of
Penzance ; moll cf which have failed again for their
refpeetive dellination.—The Nancy, Blum D, is arrived
from Milo!, and the Betfey, of, rind from Exettr,
with fundries for this place.

FALMOUTH, APRIL ao.
Arrived the ReBUFF gun brig, from a cruize, and
failed again. His Najdly's (hips CROCODILE and
AVENCIER, with a fleet under convoy for Newfound-
land, Q2ebec, Halifax, &c. appeared off this harbour :
this morning they were joined by leveral veffels from
hence, and then proceeded on their voyage.
London, England, 1807-04-23

PORTSMOUtIL APRIL 22.

Sailed his Majeny's filipc NEMESIS and FURY) on
a cruize.—Wind E.

DEAL, APRIL 22.

Arrived the Flamer gun brig from a cruize off
Boulogne. Sailed the Refinance frigate, Exertion
and Furirus gun brigs, on a cruize off the Coati of
France ; Tinny, of 5o guns, for the Note, with fu-
pernumeraries, to be put on board the Zealand lying
there ; Solebv frigate, Devanation bomb, and Cenfor
gun brig for Yarmouth, with part of the Regiment
of Royals on board, for Yarmouth ; alfo feveral tranf-
ports for Ramfgate harbour; and the Seagull flop?
on a cruize off the Galloper.—Wind E. S. E.

YARMOUTH, APRIL sz.

Sailed nn a cruize off the Dutch Coaff, to relieve
the Dicwroa and Nassau, the RESOLUTION and
AcEtscouav men of war ; and the ALERT, on a
cruize. Sailed the Csasoa gun brig, with a convoy
from Hull, bound to Oporto. The SHANNON and
Mist-aeon frigates are under failing orders, to cruize
between Shetland and the North Cape.—Paffed
through feveral fail of light flaps to the Northward.
—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-04-23

MILITARY INQTIVT•

Lord A. HAMILTON role, and, in allnfion to a
nr.tice which he had given on a wattle,. day, of a mo-
tion on 0:e fobjen r.f the Third Repel t of the Corn-
oofK,a,ers of Military linitti•y, refota;n.: the cafe of
Genci.el Delancey, he now bt ggc,! to v•k the Iti:,;ht
Li, n. Gentleman r•pputite to him (the Chancelh,r of
the Es:heti:lel) wh:ther any pi neecdi;:gs had yet
been taken by Gov;:rnment, in confequence of that
part of the Report ? or whether it was the intension
of hi; Majeli)'s prefent Government to foll:,w tap
that burn:els in the fame fpitit as their nredeceff•rs ?
The CHANCELLOR. of the • EX.LHEOUER
infosmcd the Noble Lord, that no change whatever
had taken place in the proceedings or intentions t.f
Govelument up, n that fubjeft ; but he untie! flood
it was the intention of the preceding Coretnment
that time farther enquiry fliould take plac.e -there-
upon, previous to the commencement of any rtocefs,
civil or military, thereon. He had felt it his own duty.
to make I;,me enquiry as to the farther proCeedings
which had fence taken place, and lie found that no
diligence or exerti..n had been wanting en the part
of thole to whom that fubjea was referred, wwards
bringing it to a fpeetly iffue.
London, England, 1807-04-23

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London, England, 1807-08-10

COPENHAGEN. JULY 28.

It k reported here, that the Englifh will place all
Lhe ports of the Baltic under a bid blockade.

The latell accounts from the Duchies mention
nothing of the return of our troops colleEted there,
but rather render it probable tkat no change will
take place there in this refpea, before the beginning
of the winter.

The mailer of a flip arrived in the Sound, from
the Baltic ; while off Bornholm, beard a heavy can
nonade, which applared to proceed from the Coati
of Sw•edifh Pcmerania.—liamb. Correfftondent, Zug. t.
EXTRACT OF A FRIVATII LETTER FROM ALTONA,
JULY 31.

We have this day received the important intelli
gence from Schwerin of the date of the 27th
inflant, that the Court of Mecklenburgh had re-
ceived advice by a courier, that the French Gene.
ral Mollitor was at that time in Straliund, treating
for the furrender of that fortrefsto the French troops.
Flags of truce were continually palling and repa(Ung,
and every hour the relish of this important negocia-
tion was expected to tranfpire.
The King of Sweden is reported to have embarked
for Malmoe. It is Paid, that in the engagement en
the 13th, his Majefly, who was acccmpanied by
Mr. Purrepoint, the Britifh Minifier at Stockholm,
was in great danger of being taken prifoner.

On Saturday, at noon, a Cabinet Council was held
at the Secretary of State's Office, which fat till four
o'clock ; at its riling, a Meffenger was fent off with
difpatches to Admiral GAMBIER.
Sir Joust KEANE, Bart. has been elefled for the
borough of Youghall, in Ireland, in the room of
Lord Vifcount BOYLE ; called up to the Houfe of
Peers, by the title of Baron Cart:A.l.om, in England,
and the Earl of SHARRON, in Ireland.

J. F. TURNER, Efq. has been returned for the bo.
rotigh of Athlone, in the room of the Honourable
H. WELLESLEY, who fits for Rye.

Saturday Gen. CRAIG'S family left Southampton,

The Marquis of HurcrLerfet out yerierday mor-
ning, for Ramfgate, on a rifit to his brother in law,
the Marquis COANWALLIS, who, with his amiable
family, is at prefent there.
Six months pay to the reduced Officers of Isis Ma-
jelly's land forces, due the 25th of June lafl, will be
ailed on Wedncfday next.

Captain Bat row is appointed to command the
Yoax, of 74 guns, lately launched at Deptford.
There are at prefent in the barracks at Deal, the
29th regiment of Foot, and a regiment of Gcrman
Cavalry.
London, England, 1807-08-10

SALES B! 'ACTION.

MANOR AND ESTATE-SOMERSETSHIRE.
To be be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Melia HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's, on Thurfttay, the x3tb day of Augult,
Unlefi previnufly difpcifed of by Private Contrad,
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal
led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free, confining of a molt de
firable Gothic Refidence, a part of which has been recently fitted
up, at a confiderable expence ; offices, gardens, and about 730
acres of capital grazing land, in a ring fence, with fuitahle farm-
houfes, and farming buildings, innate in the rich Vale of citation -
bury, two miles from Shepton Monett, four from Glallotibury,
and twenty iron. Bath and Brine]. Two rivulets run threugh
the Eftate, abounding with trout, &a. which afford a conttant fup-
ply of fine water. ufed for Irrigation. The Manor abound. with
game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and none for build
ing. The Teuant‘' term expires at Lady-day next, when the
whole or any part may be occupied by a purchafer.
For price and every particular, where plans may be fern, ap-
ply (if by letter, poll p ici) to Mr. Warry, New Inn, London ;
Menrs. Fooks and Feered, Shepton Matfett ; Mr. Bell, Land.
Surveyor, Wincheiter ; and Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, Old
Broad.ft met.
Mr. Hick., of Pilton Park Node, will thew the EState; and
printed particulars may be had it Garrawry's ; Bulb fan, Brietol ;
White Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Salitbury ; New London Inn, Eat-,
ter; and George, Bridgwater.
London, England, 1807-08-10

DUBLIN, AUGUST 6.

A number of Gentlemen, of the firft rank for chat-
rafter and fortune, in the extentive and populous
county of Tipperary, have, with a praife-worthy pa-
trietifm, turned their thoughts to the amelioration of
the oppreffivc fyflem of Tithes, and the High Sheriff,
with a becoming promptitude and fpirit, has ap-
pointed the 22d init. for holding a County Meetin&,
to take that definable objee into confideration."
London, England, 1807-08-10

DIES.

Saturday fennight at Ms aper metre, InTottenham Cinct teal,
in the 76th year of his age, Mr. John Walker, Author of the Pi o.
nouncing Dldtlonary of the &ebb. Language, and of feveral otht r
works, of acknowledged excellance, on Grammar and Elocution ;
as a profeffor of which he had, for nearly forty year,. defervedly
held the higheft reputation ; and had amaffed a competent fortune
by means equally honourable to himfelf, and beneficial to thee in
whofe inftruelion he bad been engaged; but which would have
beam more ample, had not Its accumulation been retarded by his
repeated and extenfive charities. He had been honoured with the
patronage and frictitifhip of Dr. Johnfon, Mr. Edmund Burke, and
many others of the molt diftitguilired literary and prefeffional
haraeters of the age; who refpetted and efteemcd him, not more
or the critical and profound knoriedge he difplayed en the rub-
Jet% to which he had devoted his enquiries, *an for the copra-
endow' adherence to principle, the manly avowal of opinion, and
the undeviating rcalcut4e of conduct, that marked every Rage of
his life.
London, England, 1807-08-10

BERLIN, JULY 23.

The Emperor NapoleonhAs tent to the Emp: rnr
of lttraiA, the Grand Duke Conflantine, the Pri:sci
Kurakin and Labanow, Baron Blic!berg, and Gci.
Bennigfen, the Grand Crofs of the Legion of 1-fl-
flour. Prince Jerome, the Grand Duke of Berg, and
the Princes of Neufchatel and Benevento have like.
wife received the Order of S. Andrew.
The King of Saxony has founded a ncv. Order of
the Green Crown, in honour of the Emperor Nz-
po/eon.

JULY Majefly the Emperor Napoleon ftl
out from Drefden, for Paris, on the 22d infli,nr.
His Eighnefs the Prince of Neufchatel, I‘;',lr:hal
Alexander Bet thier, arrived here this evening.

WARSAW, JULY se.
The Auflrian Plenipotentiary, Gen. St. Vincent,
left this city on the 15th infant for Vienna. Baron
Vcn Stutterheim, who had been lent to Tilfit with
particular arrived there on the 9th after
the peace with Ruffia and Pruffia had been already
concluded. Two days afterwards he again left Tilfit.
The Qteen of Pruffia continued in Tilfit only 24
hours ; the was received at tome dillance from the
town by a battalion of French honk guard% who
efcorted her to the quarters at which the alighted,
with the honours due to her.
The French troops`who fill remain at Tilfit, have
laid t.ut a tine camp, with flreets, alleys, &c. in the
neighbourhood of that town.

BANKS OF THE ELBE, JULY 27.
There is every reafon to believe that all the
changes that will rake place in Europe are not yet
known to the public. The delay in publifhing the
treaty between France and Ruflia, makes it prefumed
that it contains eventful conditions, the execution of
which will be deferred for a fixed time. It is faid,
not without foundation, that peace has been propofed
to the Englifh Cabinet, under the mediation of Ruffia,
and that the execution of the meafures agreed on
Kill nt.t take place till the anfwer of that Cabinet
null have been received.
London, England, 1807-08-10

DRESDEN, JULY iB.

His Majefly the Emperor of the French left K.
ningiberg on the 13th, arrived at Marienwerder on
the 14th, and at ten at night paired through Pofen,
where he remained twc- hours, and received a dept.
tation from the Pt lifh Adminiftrators of the Govern-
ment. On the 16th, at noon, he arrived at Glogaw;
and on the 17th, at fevea in the morning, at Bautaen,
the &II town in Saxony, where he vas received by
the King of Saxony. Both Savereig,ns conferred
together a few minates, in the Bifhop's reftdence,
when the King getting into the Emperor's carriage,
they proceeded to Drelden together, and alighted at
the Palace.

This morning the Emperor was on horfeback at
fix o'clock, to take a view of the town. The fenti-
ments which his Majelly hAs experienced in Saxony,
are firnilat to thole which he has witneffed all through
Poland. An incalculable number of people crowded
every where to meet hint.
London, England, 1807-02-21

BERLIN, FEBRUARY 7.

According to the latett accounts, the Telegraph
hoffilities hive already commenced between
the Turks and Ruffians. People flatter themfelves
at Conflantinople, that the Emperor of the French
will fend forme Generals and experienced Officers, to
direa their operations, and enable them to aft in
•hnceat with the Grand Army.
VIENNA, JANUARY

Baron Benningfen commands the Ruffian army
in Poland, in the place of Count Kamenficoy. Ge-
neral Buxhovden's place is fupplied by Prince Bagra•
thion. The arrival of Couriers to the French and
Ruffian Envoys is very frequent. Count Rafu-
motility has alfo received a Courier from General
Michelfon, which announces his complete poffeffion
of Moldavia and Wallachia, Gyurger only continu-
ing to hold nut. The Ayan of Rudfchock attempt-
ed to impede the progrefs of the Ruffians, but be
was defeated, with confiderable lofs. Calar Ber-
thier, brother to the French Minifter of War, ac-
companied by two Adjutants from Italy, has paired
.his city, on his way to the Grand Army.
The d.: I before yeflerday a Courier brought very
iinportan difpatches from Baron Vincent, at War.
trw, :11 confequence of which the Miniller of State
immedia.ely had a private conference with•the So-
...le:pi. The army cantonea near the Carpathian
mounts ins advances gradually towards Gallicia. The
1.:ng1:111 fquadron near Conflantinople is an obliaae
to the arrival of Turkifh troops from Afia.
London, England, 1807-02-21

THIRD TIME.
THRATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ON MONDAY nirr, FEB KUAkY 23, 1807,
will be adted a New Play, in Five Adis, calla
. THE CURFEW.
Written by L. Tom n, Efq. Author of The Homer MooN.
The Moue compofed by Mr. AT-rwoole.
Non,/,,,,..—Hagh de Trpey, Mr.,Barrymore ; Robert, Mr. Ban-
flitter; Bertrand, Mr. H. Siddons ; Walter, Mr. Pcnley ; Philip,
Mr. Eyre. Matilda Mrs. Powell; Florence, Mils Duncan.
.1)A N es—Fst/barkijog, Mr. RIME; ;• Armftrong. Mr. Palmer;
Conrad, Mr Mathews, Herman, Mr. Caries.
•
With a Glee and Chorus of Banditti.
which will be added elle•Mele.Dratne of
irEt.o,A .or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
This Evening—The Curfew ; with the Devil to Pay.
London, England, 1807-02-21

FALMOUTH, FEB. zg.

Sailed this day his Moiety's fbili PLANTACENET,
on a crnize ; Duke of. Marlborough BULL,
with mails of the 4th intl. for Jamaica, Barbadoes,
and Crooked Ifland ; the Prince Erncti, PErRE, with
mails of the 4th init. for New York and Halifax ;
the Princefs Elizabeth, K IDD, with mails of the. z7th
ult. and loth intl. for Lifbon ; the Prince of Wales,
TODD, with mails of the id intl. for Lifbon ; and the
Prince's Elizabeth, FOR RFSDAL E, with mails of the
4th intl. for Gibraltar, Malta, and Melina. Wind N.