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London, England, 1807-05-02

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.
AORRTLIMIN.
DJ°lotion of Parliament having taken place,
and a Meeting of the Livery of this City for the Eledion
(*their Reprefentatives, being appointed for Wrilneftlay next, the
6th of May, permit me, molt repeEtfully, to fulicit the honour of
an early and nuiperous attendance in Common Hall, oa that
=Ann.

!laving, in my public addrefs, flared to you the principles which
will regulate my condud, if I am placed in the important trult of
one of your Reprefentat lyre, I need oat here repeat decla(ations of
my attachment to our beloved Sovereign and our molt excellent
Conftitution ; or affuranc .3 of my being free from every party en.
gagemsnt, and determined to fupport loch meafures as (hall molt
drag ually preferve that Conftitution inviolate.
For the privileges, conanterce, and prnfperiry of the City of Lon-
don, I am coacious that I entertain the ftrongeft regard, and
trait, that the knoniedge and experience acquired by a perfevering
application threuybout my whole life to commercial purfuits, will
obtain for nie on thefe Feints your full confidence.
The very flattering fupport which I have received from my fel-
low Citizens, juftitics me in prefuming, that you give me credit for
the fincerity of th- profc Molts ; and I can only add,that fhould I
he the °Ned of yt tar choke, it (hall be the Rudy of my life to ful-
fil the en igemet t which I have fo deliberately undertaken.
It was nay anxious with to pay my perfonal refpctts to every
Member of the livery, and I beg them to believe, that in chore in -
ftances in which'l may fail of fo doing, it is orly owing to the in-
accuracy of lift+, or the unintentional overfights of an extenfive
and batty canvars. I have the honour to he,
With the greateft refpedt, Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful Servant,
Mincing-lane, May t, 1807. J. P. HANKEY.

The Committee in the inter& of Mr. Alderman Hankcy fit
daily at the Aldtrrnan's houfe in Mincing lane, when( any Whir
mation and affiflance will be thankfully received.

TO THE WORTHY. AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE BI ROUGH OF MUCH WENLOCK. •
GLNTLILIitN.
ADISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken
place, we take the liberty of again offering our felves, as
Candidates, to reprefent you at the caning Election: having fo
recently, and In frequently, received the moft flattering marks of
your favour, we truft we than not be thought prefumptuous, in
tkat we may obtain your fuffrAges on the prefetit oce.flon.
We have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful bumble fervants,
CECIL tORF.S rut.
JOHN SIMPSON.
London, England, 1807-05-05

A TERRIBLE BATTLE

has taken pace, w} ich terminated in favour of the

Allies, And in which

BONAPARTE was MORTALLY WOUNDED.
'the authority on which this intelligence reit* is a
lever re:eived by a Getalenran of Chatham from
an Officer of the Act N CIURT cruizing off the Tele!,
dated the z9th ult. which contains the following
paragraph :
" We are kilt informed of news, which, if true,
every Engltihman will rejoice at ; That at the lag
great battle which was fought between the French
and Ruffians, BONA, RT E was wounded, and we learn
that he is dead cf his wounds : feveral valets that
have been boarded coming out of the Teel, corro
borate this information. I have only to °brave it is
Dutch news."

What degree of credit may be due to this Rate-
inent, we cannot take upon us to determine. The
time at which the battle was fought is not even men-
tioned, and the particulars given are very meagre.
The news is laid to have been fated by the captains
of feveral vslrels boarded by our (hips, whin
out of the Text' : but the Dutch journals, which we
have received, and which are three days later than
tiae•letter which ►rings the intelligence, mention no
loch e►ent. It is poffible, and barely poffible, that
for a day or two filch news might be prevented from
appearing in the Dutch papers; but if there be any
truth in the llatement, we think it would have been
alluded to in fore way or other, in the journals be-
fore us.

WEST INDIES.
PRIVATE LETTER.-BARBADOES, MARCH Is.

16 The Commander in Chief, attended by the chief
ngineer, Colonel ItAbISAY, &c. &c. is making a
tour of all the iflands, and examining narrowly into
their (late of defence. We are prepared for a vifit,
which the French certainly intend.
41 The 15th Regiment has reeeivad a large rein-
forcement of men and officers from England, and
are all well and in high fpirits, as are the Anil:cry
here. In the other iflands Come of the regiments
have (offered feverely ; fome of them are almoft
&dawns, and mufl be replaced by regiments from
home. At Trinidad, the 37th, formerly healthy,
has fuffered much. Lieutenant WlLLtams, of this
regiment, fell lately in a duel. _

66 The 111 battalion of the Scots Royals, at To-
bago, have fuffered ; but the both Regiment, at
Grenada, are better than formerly. The 9oth and
96th, 101 l many men and officers at. Antigua and
St. Vincent's."
London, England, 1807-05-05

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 4.

Arrived his tdajelly's (hips TN ITU and NIOBE,
from Plymouth ; alfo the Names's, from a cruise,
and takes convoy for Newfoundland. Sailed his Ma
jelly's brig Redbreall, on a cruize; and the Raven,
with a convoy for Portugal, &c. ; alfo the Hannahol
Captain SMITH, for Bermuda —Wind E.

DEAL, MAY 4.
Vice Admiral ROWLEY ftruck his flag laft night on
board the PRINCRES OP ORANGE. Commodore OWEN
let off for London this morning, being fent for by a
Telegraph meffage. Arrived the Muss gun brig
from el"cruize off Flufhing ; MONKEY from off Bou-
logne ; Moso,yrr • Hoop from, and failed again on a
cruize off Calais, with the FRARLESS gun brig.—
Sailed the &Jaya gun brig on a cruize off Milting.

MADRAS COURIER. OCTOBER r, iB:6.

EXTRACT Or A !ATTER. DATED tky mow, 25TH SETT.
- -

806.

Yeflerday afternoon, at four o'clock, four (hips
hove in fight, two from the northward and two from
the fouthward ; by fix o'clock, they were within gun
(hot of each other, and a quarter before (even a very
clofe and fpirited anion commenced; the cannonade,
which was heavy and inceffant, continued till half pail
(even o'clock, when it cegfed.

" During the aelion the four (hips were clofe to-
gether, in a north weft diration, from Qt2ilon Fort,
but at too great a diffance for their colours to be
diffinguilhed, fo that it was not poffible to afcertain
what (hips they were, though it is conjeetured one of
them was the French frigate la Piedmontefe. She has
for fome time been cruizing off this part of the coati,
during which time the has plundered above twenty
Arab (hips of fpecie, to an enormous amount, and
has driven one Arab on lime, which had upwards of
a lack of dollars on board."
PROM LLOYDS LIST.

.011tAVESISID, MAT 3.—Palled by his Majefty's fhip Prevrry-
[taste, from the Cape of Good Hope; Hope, White, from Gibral-
tar; Hope, Younger, from Memel ; Flora, Johnfon, from Nor-
way ; -Ceres, Hind; Traveller, Uiling ; Swan, Galbreth ; Tho
alas, Evans ; Diana, Bully ; Catharine, Bowen ; Shannon, Da-
niels ; and the Eleanor; lames, from Limerick —Sailed the Gol-
den Grove, Pearce. for St. Domingo ; Mary. Matsen, for lifbon ;
' Wight, Ford, for Gibraltar; Verona, Dermay, for Copenhagen ;
Bulmash. Champion, for Peterfburgh ; Argus, Rewards ; and
the &atria, Aland, for Tonningen.
London, England, 1807-05-05

CAPE CF GOOD HOPE.

Our letters by the PR EVOYANTE. dated at the Cape
the 24th of February, fay, that the regret was gene-
ral through the army and colony, at the departure
of Sir DAVID BAIRD. There was no King's fhip on
the Ration. The mops were in high fpirits, and in
an admirable (late of difcipline. The Cape Regi
anti and the 4th battalion of the 6oth, or Royal
American Regiment, were both fall completing—
the later with Dutch and Germans. The 93d, or
gotherlind Highlanders, commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Hortsrmam, were at head quarters. We
are forty to add, that Mr. M‘Lraw, of this regi-
ment, a fine young man, fell in •a duel alew days
before the PRIVOYANTR failed.

Lord HUTCHINSON has, by the defire of the Est-
molt of RUSSIA, repaired to the Ruffian head-quar-
ters, and the molt fatisfaaory affurances hare been
given, that his Imperial Majefty will enter into no
Degociation except in conjunaion with his allies.

N4tfl'ICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PALMOUTH, MAY s.

Arrived hls Majefty's brig Swat. Low, i 8 grins,
Captain Mtittsa t and his Majefty's chip HUMBit,
i 8 guns. Captain HILL, from a eruize; his Majefly's
brig Lams?, 18 guns, Captain SALT, from l'Attf
mouth, with the outward bound Oporto and Lill) .n
fleet, about 20 fail. put in here by contrary wind ;

and the Princefs Elizabeth Packet, KID/I, with mails
from Lifbon, 13 days palage.—Yencrday arrived
the Diana Packet, Omni., from Oporto, is days
pallagel and I fleet of Coaßers, from Wales, Bridal,
Ilre. under convoy of the Towar,_ bound to the Eaft-
ward ; and the brig Brothers. FLURY, from London,
with bale goads. &el for this port.—Sailed his Ma.
jelly's brig CHEIALY, s 8 guns, Lieut. FouLsarna,
for Plymouth.—The Walftagham packet with mail:
from England, was fare arrived at Lilbon ;—his
Majelly's (hips Foarttrss; LIVELY, and GANNET,
were lying in the Tagus.—Palfengers per Princefs
Elizabeth : Lord Caurtroar, Dr. Baßßow, and
Mars. HUNTER, WILIFOILD, DOBSON, and FLOW/DER.
—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-05-05

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DIED.

At Greenock, Mr. James Hall, writer in Glafgow.
At Dumfries, on Tuefday the 21(t ult. Edward Hy flop, Efq.
writer.

At the IVlanfe of Kt.lton, in Galloway, the Re►. Thomas Hal.
liday. Minifter of that Pariih.
Wsduct.larlaft, at Kingfton, Surrey, Mrs Peirce, rend of the
late Captain Peirce, of the frialfewell Eaft Indiamaa.
Same day, at Portfea, Mrs. Cana, relid of the late Captain
E. J. Canna, who was loft in his Majefty's fhip Uttk.
At Durham, on the Bth ult. Dr. Charles Kei!b.
At Nortinghant. the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Kane, late InfpoSting
Field Officer of Volunteers.

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MARRIED.

Satnrffay at St. George% Church, by the Hon and Right Rev
the Lord ilithop wf Sriftol, George Warwick Bampfylde, Efq only
fon of Sir Charles W. Bampfylde, to Mifs Sneyd, only daughter
of the Rev Ralph Srleyd, Dorm Ric Chaplain to Ws Royal High.
tiers the Prince of Wales, Precentor of St Afaph, &c. The
married couple immediately fet off fot their family feat at Puke.
more, in Devor.fhire.
London, England, 1807-05-05

ON SUNDAY nett, the Annual Sermon will be
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BIRTHS..

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of Charles Decoetlogan, Efq of the North Hants Militia, of a fon.
At the Earl of Derby's Houk, Grufvenor•fyuare, Lady Stanley,
of a daughter.
On Sunday, the 26th April, at•Hamptoit, the Lady of Colonel
Anfon. of a daughter.
London, England, 1807-05-05

VENICE, APRIL, t 2.

Letters from Triefle fay, that the troop, co,lekle.l
in the Ifruzo and near Goricia, amounting to about
40,000, have marched in columns for Dalmatia...
The route by which they proceed is a league to the
northward of Trielle.

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Paris Journals to the 27th ult. and Dutch to the
2d init. arrived laft night, and this morning a Mail
arrived from Gottenbugh ; but by none of there has
any intelligence of much importance been received.
The i`c\•iteur of the 25th is full of accounts of the-
tour of Kin Joint; through his dominions, and of
the enthufiafm vsi h which, of courfe, he was every
where received. They are not worth translating.
The Armillice concluded by the Swedifh General
ES£2l4, it is thought, will not be ratified by the
(ing of Sweden. There feems to be little realon
left for cloublinQ that the Swedes have afted with
precipitation and too much confidence, and it is
impoffible to calculate what inifchief may arife from
this imprudence.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA h u. returned to the Diet
at Buda, after his late fh.,rt but melancholy vifit to
Vienna. We fhould fuppofe that fomething more
important than the routine bufinefs of the States of
Hungary will be tranfaaed at that meeting.
The influence of the French feems to gain ground
-daily at Conftantinople. Indeed, after the drange
accounts that have reached us from that quarter, we
'could hardly expea it to.be otherwife.
Theft journals contain no recent news from Poland,
but a rumour is very prevalent in' -an, to day, that
London, England, 1807-07-08

ANOTHER LITTER IFROM TILSIT, SAME DATE, 19TH

•4 It appears to be *true, that the Ruffian General
Bennigfen has folicited an Armiflice from the French
Emperor Napoleon ; and that for this rrpofe Prince
Bagrathion, who is 'appointed to negotiate it, has
Rated in writing to the Grand Duke of,Berg, that this
Rep is taken by command of the Emperor Alexander.
It is like% ife underßood, in purfuance of this propo-
fal, the Ruffian Lieutenant General Labanott has
croffcd the Niemen, and had a conference of an hour
long with his Higlinefs the Prince cf Neufchatel,
Major General of the grand army."
London, England, 1807-07-08

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7--
PAR GYAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JULY 7. •
The Royal Affent was given by Commilllon to the Irith Cut.
toms Duties Continuation Bill.
The Lord Conimiffioners were, the LORD CH ADVIELILIDD, the
Duhe of Mo Ito3lg, 11214 Lord WA 1.31NG/1
Counfel were heard relative to the Arpeal Caufc from thcrourt
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London, England, 1807-07-08

TILSIT, TUNE 19.

On the 17th the Emperor Napeleon advanced his
head quarters to the Mecthof Dru&en, near Little
Schiran.

On the 18th the head quarters arrived at Skairgir-
ren. and on the tot h, at two tAlock, P. M. he entered
Tin. Three days focceffively the Grand Duke of
Berg, at the head of the light horfe, dragoons, and
cuiraffiers, purfued the enemy, and annoyed them ex-
tremely. The Coffacks, who were feveral times over-
taken, (offered very much. The third corps of the
army advanced by Labian, and fell in with the ene.
my's rear guard, and made 2500 prifoners. On the
rytb Marfhal Ney arrived at Inflerberg, where feve-
ral thoufand wounded, and confiderable magazines,
fell into his hands. The loft of the Ruffian army is
afionifhing. The woods and villages are full of
wounded. They have not at the higher computation
more than Set,- pieces of cannon remainirg. Every
day accounts are brought of new advantages; yet
the rapidity of the march does not permit detailed
narratives of them to be publithed. The Ruffians, in
their retreat from hence, burnt the bridge over the
Niemen. They teem to purfue their retreat towards
Ruffia. The French compare the Niemen, for its
breadth, to the Seine. They burn to overtake the
fwarm of Coffacks who compote the rear guard of the
Roffian army ; but fince the French have entered
Tilfit, not a fhot has been fired. The Emperor of
Ruffia and the King of Pruffia were here three weeks,
and fet off in the greaten hafle, as loon as they heard
of the battle of Ft iedland.
London, England, 1807-07-08

BERLLY, JUNE s 6.

We are allitrea that the French troops which
marched towards Tilfit, came op with the Kalmuck
Tartars that ferve in the Ruffian army before that
place. Urn the apprrrach of the French. there Tar-
tars fuddenly threw off the thins they wore, which
pruclaced among the French loud peals of laughter ;
a proof that the French can be as gar upon the con.,
fines of Ruffia, and the banks of the Niemen, as upon
the mores of the Seine.—Tehgrao.

BRAUNSBERp. JUNE sE.
We this moment learn that the divifrop ender Ge-
neral St. Hilaire has made its appearance before
Pints% in order to bellege the place, and for this
purpofe the Governor of Dantaig, has fen; a ea
lamn over the Nehrung, to (but the entrance of the.
Haf. Meanwhi!e Inme Gips, which are
fanned by the Imperial guard, are cruising

in the Bays which is entirely in the beads of the
Trench.

ntilllT !BPS ot► POMERANI4,, JIINE so.
The Biitilh.Envny, Mr. Pierrepoint, Is arrived at
Stralfund, and had yetterday his Ara audience of his

ISWedith Mayfly.
• Baron Tawart coannands, at prefent. the Swedifh
troops on Ihe frontiers —.lfamb. Cornfteadent yiuse so.

HANOVER, JUNE 16.
The whole corps of Spaniffi troops, confifting of
about 4000 foot and 816 hoz fe, is now concentrated
in the town inn! neighbourhood of Zelle, whence k
is to proceed to the Elbe for the fame porpofe. A
egrps of Baden, Wirtemburgh, and Bavarian troops,
5606 thong, alfembled in and near Luneburgh.
The day before yefterday, arrived here Baron
Bulow, Royal Pruffian Counfellor of War and Fl.

nances;* and Baron JArtnund, Heffian Minider of
State.—Honburgb Correflondailof guns 30.

NAPLES, JUNE 3.
Four of the late confpirators, tried by a Military
Commifflan, have been publicly executed here, vi;.
Palmieri, Pallioti, Arcieri, and Padalini. Addrelfes
to his Majefty are coming in from all quarters, con-
gratulating him upon the difcovery of the !at; con-

fpiracy.
• ' VIENNA, JUNE so.
It is fad that the Grand Vizier, after colleeing his
principal force near Siliiiria, pallid the Danube at
feven different points. Na affair of any confequence
took place between the Turks and the Ruffians $ but

as the latter were diftributed upon many different

points, they fell back to take a more concentrated po-
fition. On the ad of June Prince Ypfilanti left Bu-

chard, with his family and tiaff, and went to Fuk-
lhany, where Gen:ral Michelfon and the artillery
had arrived on the 3oth of foliy. The Ruffian rear.

guard remained at Buchared on the 6th. The Rof
funs have taken the important formes of Agappa,
on the Black Sea. Both Smyrna and the Dardanelles
are Sill blockaded by their iquadrons. Several iflands
in the neighbourhood of thele places are taken ; but
the report :If an engagement between Admiral Si
niavin and the Captain Pacha, is not confirmed."
London, England, 1807-07-08

•
EFFECTS, FON rHILL-HOUSE, WILTS.
MESSRS. FOXHALL and Co. refpeetfully ac-
quaint the Nobility and Public, that in the month of
Ansa twat, will be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Premifes, the
whole of the MAGNIFICEN L' FURNITURE of this elegant
MANSION, confining of French Glaffes of uncommon dimen-
fions an .l fuperior quality, fuperb Cabinets, Bookeafes. Chairs,
Sofas, Cariets, Bedding, &c. &c. All the modern Statuary.
marble Chimney Pieces; Mahoriny Doors of the fineft wood at•il
vr..rkmattlhip, antique and modern Statues, the Organ in the Great
Hall, valuable Flames of modern and ancient Mallen, beautiful
Drawings, fine China and Japan.
The whole forming the mitt refined Alfemblage ever brought
before the Public.
Due notice will he given of the daysof Sale, and may be viewed
twenty Lays previous to it. Catalogues will be ready for delivery
on or before the 2oth of July.
In the month of September, will be fold the valuable Materials
of the Manfion Houfe.--Old Cavendlh-[trees,June 29r 184.
London, England, 1807-07-08

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICR, JULY 7.-1807.
ERRATUM in the GAZeTTI of the 27th ultimo.
6iff Regiinent of Foot.
For Tames Hifftt, Gent. to be C.Zl2arter Mailer, vice Mullgtave, ap-
pointed to the 34 Weft India keimpet—
Read James Herat, Gent to be Qiarter•Mafter, Ac.
Commiffigns in the ad Battalion of BAnffillite Volun-
teer Infantry, iigned by the Lord Lieutenant of
the County of Banff.

Andrew Long More, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Stewart, promotcd.
Serjesot Robcrtfoo to be ditte, vice Bruce, dezuf. d 13,,tb dated
June sB, zBo7.
Commiffions tigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Mx
Wehern Battalion of ElLa Militia.
Itifign William Waltham to be Captain, vice Morfc, reigned.
Charles Stephen Dalton, Gent. to be Eufign. Beth dated June
10,1807._

. Exam Battalion of EfTex Miliria.

HenryArebibald Stewart. Gent to be Enfign. Dated June so. TBo7.
John David Moulds. Gent to be ditto. Dated Jane at, zBo7.
Lnyal Colcheller Volunteers.

Lieutenant William Keymer to be Captain, vice Round. IN Gond.
Enfign Robert Young to be Lieutenant, vice Keymer. promoted.
Robert Tabor,Junlor, Gent. to be Enfign. All dated June 2,1147
Loyal B irking V tlunteers.
Daniel Moore, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated June 28, 1807.
Commtflions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Carmarthen.
gth Blttalion of Carmarthen Volunteer Infantry.
Enfign Hugh Evans to be Lieutenant, vice Paynter, refigned.
David Parry, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Evans, promoted.
Both dated June 26, tBo7.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Augult 27. William Hoard, of Lower Eaft Smithfield. Middle•
fez, vietnaller, at ten, at Guildhall
Auguft 25. James Parry and John Pickman, of Deptford. Kent,
merchants, maitllers, and copartner., at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKIt UP I'S.
_

John Hetherington, late of Rick near Carlifte, Cumber.
land, innkeeper, dealer and chaptaan, to furreudcr July ao, at,
and Auguft .8, at ten, at the Old King's Arms, Carlifle. At-
Lamle., Mr. Hodgfon, of Carlift-. or MelTrs. Hodgfon and
CrOft, No. 12 and 13, Clement's Inn, London.
Merritt Carter, now or late of Zrals, Pold RI of Mere, Wilts,
linen-draper, grocer, dealer and ehapman, to furrender July 30.
3z, at four, and Auguft .8, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Mem.
Attornies Mr. Francis Seymour, of Mere, or Mars. Bled.
dale, Alexander, and Holme, New lon, London.
John Crocker, now or late of Gofport, Hams, grocer. Chip.
chandler, fall-maker, dealer and chapman, furrender July
It, 4, and Auguft tit, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney ,Mr. John Hatton, iJean-ftrcet, Southwark.
Thomas Herbert, of Bernard-ftreet, Ruffel (quite, Middlefex,
merchant, dealer and chapman, to furrender July it, 18, and
Angult :8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mclfrs. Barrow,
Forbes, and Hancock, Bafinghall-fireet.
London, England, 1807-07-08

DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.

DEN'S JACOB begs leave to inf.tm the Publle.
that he continues to give the full vales in ready money f.,r
Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 37. Cockfpur Rreet, Charing Crofs,
oppofite the Cannon Tavern.

To NOBLEMEN and GEN TLEMEN

ANra ddle-aged Perron withal to fetve a' Atruiant
STEWARD and cO ICTACit. SURVEYOR as ht has
been fervant in that capacity, and well tuwerftands the care of the
Building Branch, either Manfiun. Parm, or Ccet,ge Building;
and the Meafuring and value of rough Timber, and has fume
tittle knowledge of Copfes, Plantation.. sod Wooda. &e.
Any Nobleman or Gentleman addreffing letters (p4l. paid) to
A. B. No 59. Clemenes.lane, Clement's Inn, Lun to i, will be
immediately waited on.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA FE CON I ttrt,
AVALU IBLE FREEHOLD ES l'A l'E.
fituate in the central part of Upper l'hames-ftreet in the
Nal of Saint James, Garlick Hill, now on Lea'e to Mein,.
Barnard and White, confining of a Wharf (called Kennett
Wharf), extending 56 feet nrxt the River Thames with Warr.
hnufts over the fame A fpacious Cart way leading ft-ma rhames-
ftrect, and a range of uniform and newly built Warehottf-s on
each fide of the fail Cart. way, upwards of tao fen in length (in
fix di•ifions). Alfo two convenient Owtiliti,! Ifonnf.s adj .fining
the fame, and two (miller Tenement. near 1 ham s nreet. being
the whole of that extet,five range of Buildings, called Woreefter-
place. Alin a Freehold Hnufe, fi:uate in Saint Mary Axe (No.
a 8), in the Farina of All Hallows, on Leafe to Mr. James Little.
For Particulars and for put-chafing the fame, or any pa: t thereof,
apply to Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red Lion-fquare.
London, England, 1807-07-08

WARSAW, JUNE 22.

The viaory at Friedland has had a fenfible influ-
ence upon the Ruffians on the Narew. Leaving their
magazines and their heavy artillery, they commen-
ced their retreat in the night of the 19th. General
Ellen retired through Byalallock to the Niemen.—

The Crown Prince of Bavaria and Marthal Maffena
purfued him. According to Tome flying reports, his
corps is cut off; according to others, it has been
nearly annihilated in an aeion.

The Ruffian Guards, commanded by the Grand
Duke Connantine in perfon, fuffered much in the
affair of Friedland ; it is even fait' the Grand Duke
was killed, or dangeronfly wounded. On the 18th
this city was illuminated. Some of the Polifh troops,
under General Dombrowfki, took part in the aftion
scar Friedland.
London, England, 1807-07-08

BRESLAW, JUNE 24.

The vietory obtained near Friedland, and the oc-
cupati n of Koningfberg by the French troops, have
been annaunced by a difcharge of a►tillery,
The fortrefs of Glatz, near which the enemy has
an entrenched camp of 4000 men, is now invefted,
and the trenches will be opened in Cm days.—Boa-
burgh LarrOonctent, Yung 30.
London, England, 1807-07-08

ASTLEY's, lA'riSTMINA ri,R BRIDGE.
Under the Patroness of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of
Wales serf Duke of Yrvk
THf g EVENING, JULY g. 18°7, the Polandtic
ladder &c--Sd. Horfemanihip by Eight Fqueftrians
with the comic eccentricities of the celebra-ed Clown.—;d. Mon.e
Video witn its appropriate Scenery —4th. The Young Pruffian's
furprifi• g *activity —sth. The Grand Military Spedaele, called
the BRAVE C053.,-kCK. with fplemlid Scenery. Dec. in which
fcveral Hodes, eat refsly trained. perform in a molt extraordinary
manner.—Ath The Canary Bird Symphony-7th. Equeltrian
Extreifes, by the famous Highlander.—To conclude with HA R
LEqpIN and MOTHER BUNCH.
Doors to be opened at half part fire, and begin at half part fix
The Scenery and Vachinery appertaining to the New Entertain
mems being completely fininied, they will affuredly be brought
forward on Monday the 13th inftant.
London, England, 1807-07-08

has feldons obtained inch great advantages with lb
little lots."

XONINGSBRRG, JUNE s&

The French arms obtained immortal fame at Fried-
land, the Grand Duke of Berg arrived at Koniogf.
berg and took the corps of Lellocq in the flank. On*
the 13th the enemy's rear guard was overtaken by
Sault, and the Prufßan cavalry were defeated by.
General Michaud's dragoons. On the ;404 the
enemy were obliged to Thu( thernfelves up in Koningf.
berg. Two of the enemy's columns, about 3or 4000
men, were cut off from the town and taken, with fix!
pieces of cannon. The French took the fuburbs, and,
made a number of pi itmers. On the 13th and Oth,
Matfbal Soult's corps took poireffion of the entrench-
:pmts. When the enemy learned that the French
were at Wehlau, they evacuated Koningfberg. We
there found an immenfe quantity of provianna, and
2CO (hips heavily laden with wine and brandy, juft
arrived from Ruffle. The King of Pruffla has not
now as mot's terriory as would make a good
Ptefed fhip in France. The EruMan luldiers are fo
afraid of being fent to Ruf44, that they defect in great
numbers.
London, England, 1807-07-08

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE..

pERSONS whore annual Premiums fall due on tie
24th infk. are hereby Informed, that Receipts are now ready
to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex.
CRAM)! and in PA L L •MA L L,11.3 well as by their rerpedtive Agents
in the (event Counties; and the parties allured are requefted to al)•
ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
July next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment., be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. .
SAMUEL FENNINO, jun. See.
•„6 Attendance Is given, daily, at the raid Otte s, for the
Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandiie, and Ships in Hu•
boar, in Deck, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire;
and alto for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on Lives.
N. B. Firs Psliriss will 6s Vied fret • f aipeare is tie April where
Me Animal Prim:how wassatz to 6s. er statenr.

• ARMY.
A LIEUTENANT op. Full Pay, lobo can be
ftrongly recommended, will give a very liberal Gomm to
any Perron who wiU procure foehima Company in the Line ew a
Garrifon Battalion.-'A letter direZted (pelt pald) to A 3. at the
Poft Office, Sheffield, will be attended to, and the trideft feerecy
ebferved.
London, England, 1807-10-13

DENMARK.

The Idea difpatehes from Admiral GAMBIER are
dated the 3oth ult. and ifi inn. They Rate, that the
whole of the Dana navy was c,,mpletely rigged
and ready for tea, and only waited for men to navi-
gate it. As the men who volunteered their Cervices
to bring the fleet to England mutt have arrived there
I by this time, the arrival of the (hips may be thortly
jexpelled. _ _ _ _

Difpatches from Lord CATHCART for Lord CAS.
TLERRAGH have alfo been received—they are to the

fame date.

The Dani(h Government has publifhed Tome far-
ther orders refpeeting the feizure of Britifh property,
and a Proclamation in which the principle, that—
" free bottoms fbould make free goods," againft
I which we have always contended, is maintained.
1 DANISH REGULATIONS.--" We, the undetfigned
Corwnittee, appointed to infpeei into the conduit of
i the perfons cf the Engin, and to the fuperintendance.
of the Englifh good', hereby make known and de-
; clart, that all and every perfon, fubjeas and inbabi-
itants of his Majefiy's kingdoms and territories, who
may have any Bills of Exchange to honour, that
Ihave been drawn or indm fed by any fubjeel of Great
IBritain, mull, according to the order publiffied on
the gth, apply to and pay the fame to us, when the
i perfons concerned will have to await the meafures to
IN adopted for the decifion of this bulinefs.
" The Committee which are appointed for this
purple, will mcet at the Senate Houle, every Wed-
'
1 nerday and Saturday, and fit from twelve till one
o'clock..
I 4‘ W. V. ASPLIIN, E. A. LIMPICi•CHT, G. P. SCHMIDT,
I4' J. WILLA, G. L. F. GUEMAN.
" Altoll/1, Sept. 23, 28°7."

According to the fuprcme command of his Royal
liighnefs the Crown Prince, dated

" Head-quarters, Kid, Sept. 23, 1807.
London, England, 1807-10-13

TOBER 7.

of Pitfour, the prefent
ty, gave one of the
witneffed here. About
ation were lined, and
fat down to (upper,
elicacies and ch:)icelt
:d. Burgundy, Charu.
er wines were fupplicd

Fete, was opened by
'pacusas ; the dancing
) till one o'clock, wh,n
r which it again corn.
Reel, and kept up with
i o'clock this morning.
) the dancing hall was
a vs; iety of variegated
vergreens and various
:afe and hail decorated
grapes. In one end of
parency, with a figure of
ranch, and on the floor
enant's Arms, Fiala's,
.berdeen. Tie walls of
pper room were covered
trees, loaded with deli-
-Itch had a mDlt enchant-

ef:nt were, the Earl and
Alexandcr Gordon,
r. and Mrs. Drurnirrnd,

James Farciahar, Efq.
:ral MgDonald, atad the
the interell hi Mr. Fcr

nnual Oaober Meeting,
aries and balls every day

'nice arrived in town aft
gh. They came by the
ard of the Prince of Wales
hich arrived at Yarm .tv.h
s. Peatstt, ten. and jun.
ne patrengers in the I', ince

ince of Waits arrived at
Dzon, the feat of the Earl
Dept on Saturday nigh,,
ies and Printeff,:s, and i:►
r London.

Duke of Svssrx arrived
through the Weil of Eng.

Duke of Cr.aatwce and
PPIIILIY, are arrived al
nificent feat of the Earl 01

large party is invited to
fr,in thence the party
the fplendid and hofpitalk

s.—All the diletanti an&
drawn into one focus un
r the Opera of Love in a
°reit), was a young Lady
.ared, for the llrfl time, ie
No fooner had fhe opened
Area as honey from het
the completion of the full
pplauded fhe executed all
alt trifle and fweetnefs, and
tetlify their fatisfailiun by
merits, during the whole of
s a good figure, and an in-
her dialogue is neat and
is fuels, as to render her a
ie vocal department. ldfs.
41), were in fine voice. birt
mei, gave a chalie dilutes.
igillrate. This Gentleman
boat ceerllepping the and
may pronounce this chi,
10wroa's hapiiell efforts...,
whom and Mr. SMITH, ia
a with confiderable credit•
kative Ars. L'ebortah cod-
Performers, contributed ►0

El•
ffedern: lop in which ?sirs.
7orafft. This ranks among her
the was greeted by an en-
that unabated ardour which
In the Dead of the Night,"
Peet and charming liyle ; the
Mr. MATH !WS performed
houfe was crowded to an
is almoft unprecedented st
leatrical campaign ; but, we
.e force of attraftion.
..att night Mr. MUNDEN and
appeared to confiderable
Lnd Lady Conti:fl, in the Farce
articularly the former—Mr-
we able to toniefl the mattcr
cut garden Lady is to rival
t ; the difparity between
thn
fo great as that between the
lays the part with srot fpirit.

NAUTICAL INTBLuciNaL

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER ti:

Arrived this morning the Austirt cutter. Lieut.
*sta. from Lilbon, in eleven days, with difparches,
which Were iinmediatelf forwarded excite'', foe Lon
don: Sailedhis Majeliy's chip MINSTREL, with the out-
ward Bound Portugal and Mediterranean convoys.
London, England, 1807-10-13

DEAL, OCTOBER rs.

Arrived the Bt.azra gun brig from a croize, and
brought in with her two colliers (Jofeph and Ed-
ward, belonging to Dover, and the Twins of Sunder.
land) which The retook : they were captured by a
tench lugger, of 14 guns, on Satu-day morning,
within a (mall ditlance of the Kentins Knock. Alfo
strived the CIACKIIt gun brig from a cruize. Sailed
the Warty gun brig on a cruize cif Boulogne.

REM AIN IN TN! DOWNS.

Princes el Orange, Vice Admiral Rowley; Canada, Clyde,
lissgull nosy ; Weirhouth ftorefhip; Blazer and Cracker gun.
Grip; Difpateti and DePtford naval tranfports ; Humber armed
{lip with a number of oiuward bound merchant yens, waiting
tors wiLli Wind Weft and moderate.

CHATHAM, OCTOBER 9.
Sailed for Sheernefs,tthe Corium/a/DEL, of 64 guns,
Davisow, Efq. Commander. Yeflerday the
Csiruato* was coMmiMoned by C. Was, to carry
eons to HaWalt, and lie there as a weeeiving (hip.
Tbe payment of the Dock-yar commenced this day.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER zo.

tams into harbour the Bos,TrA and S,rt EDWARD
}koala. The CoromandA ,tore Ihip is taking in
nava hares, fuppofed for the Cape. Came into bar.
boar the FaLcou !loop of war, to repair, having
jolt het bost►fptirt lot Man, and main top malt.—
Arrived the Rapid tender, from Lynn, with impref.
fed Men, add fermi recruits for the Royal Marines.
Alto the Q2EDEC frigate, L,Drd Vifenont FALKLAND,
from Yarmluth. A large fleet of colliers have paged
for the River Thames and Medway.
Ohoata tr.=A collier arrived yeflerday, who
gave information that fhe taw a brig captured off
Flarrthotough Head by a French lugger privateer,
which has for tome time pafiLinfefled that coad. The
Rectal) has now fiting a (Igoel for a pilot, and is
taming into the harbour. Went out of harbour, and
titled ter the River, the Silt EDWARD HtiCHIS frigate.
London, England, 1807-10-13

CAPTAIN BARCLAY AND WOOD.

Newmarket, Monday nsorninZ• 7 sided', Odtober 11
Thistown was never remembered by the (Adel fpot tf•
man to be fo full of company of every defcription. Such
was the anxiety caufed by the wonderful undertaking
of the pedeftrians, that the company poured into the
town in a manner that can be only compared to
Brentford at an el. Lion, and many who were ufed
to better treatment were content to pay handfomely
for accommodation in (tables and hay lofts, a guinea
having been refufed for a bed. On Sunday afternoon
the (Ireet was lined with betters on each event, viz.
eight horfe•race:, the foot race, and the battle be-
tween Gulley and Grgfon.
Some thtnifands were loon betted, and great odds
in favour of the Captain, although a fortnight (ince
Wood was 7to 4 the favourite. Sn eager were the
friends of the Captain to lay it in thick, that as high
Ads as 5 to 2 were betted on him, and this morning
'ny odda weie offered, but there were no betters;
he high odd. having caufed a fufpicinn that there
would not be fair p:ay, 6 to 4 was betted that the
winner could be named, and this morning to to I
was taken that there woul.t be no race. The pedef-
Irian& repaired t the feat of affirm, which is a piece
of ground filtrated between the turnpike and the
town, on the ol•poftte fide of the race courfe, on a
flight afcent. I: was r,)lltd and lined for a mile in
length, over which both were to perform at the fame
time.

Eight e'Clocl —The pedellrians have flailed:—
Betttog, five to two on Captain Barclay.
The Captain is drefred in flannel ; nn legs to his
llockings ; and he has been twenty minutes in going
the &it two miles.

Wood is chafed in a fimilar manner, and has gone
the firtt two miles in a quarter of an hour.
The battle between Gregfon And Gulley will take
place on Wednefday.—Gulley the favourite, five
to one.
London, England, 1807-10-13

TOR FIFTH BOOK.

A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENCLTSH, and ENGLISH
and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Hundred Words not
to be found in other Diaionaries, and excluding others unknown
to modern French Literature. The whole reviled, prepared, and
compiled by M. L'Abbc de Levlzac ; beautifully printed in a new
Nonpareil Type, on fine Paper, price 9s. bound.
London, England, 1807-10-13

TRt FOURTII ROOK.

Tn e FRLNCU SYNTAX; with illuftrations and numerous Excl..
annextd to every Rule, calculated to perfed the Student in
all the peculiarities of the Language, by M. L'Abbe Boffut, price
2s. Od. bound in cloth.
London, England, 1807-10-13

IPORTMG DITALLGENOL

DUMFRIES RACES.
Monday the sth lag. the Dumfries Races corn
menced, when the Maiden Plate of Sol. was run for
over the courfe at Tina'sld Downs, and won by
Mr. Walkingtoes bay colt. tioncit Bob - • I I
Mr. Stephenfon's chain= filly - 2 3
The Doke of Hampton's brown gelding - 3 2
This race was much contetted, and afforded excel-
lent (port.

r SECOND OCTOBER MIMING,
MONDAY. OCTOBII 12.

Mr Payna'i Fawn, yft solb beat Mr Lake's Citizen, Ilft 31b—
Two yr old Courfe, toop--4 to t ;eft Fawn. •
Mr Payne's Ferdinand, 91t beat Mr Menib's Iran, 7(t—,Two
yr old antic, anon-5 to 4OR Ferdinand.
Mr Wyndham's e by Sehedoni, Sit alb beat Mr Watfon's Char-
mer, Blt ilb—Two yr old muds, longs h ft-6 to 4on Schedoni.
General Bowel's Swinley, Sit 91b beat Ld Sackville's Enchan-
ter, Sit 21h--Aerofs the Bat, songs It ft—a to z aglt Swinley.
Mr D. gadcliffe's Sir David, Bft 61b beat Mr Fermor's Hipps-
menes,llft—Acrofs the flat, songs—; to 4 on Sir David.
Mr craven's Bronze, heat Duke of Grafton's MuGeian, Zit 31b
each—Aerofi the flat, 2,0054-6 to 5 op Bronze.
SwrepitAkes of sags each....Ab M Bit alb each.
Mr Vanfittart's Momentilla
Ld Gro(venor's Bullruftt a

Ld F. 0. Ofborna's Matilda 3
Si: to 5 set. Montentills.
Ld Grofvenor's Vialante, 8* ilb heat Mr Arthur's Bralnworra,
C aocgs h ft—s to ion Violante.
Third Year—One third of a Sulfeription of rigs each, for 5 yr
olds carrying Bft 316. 6 yr olds Bft nib. and aged 9it—rB Q.
Mr D. Radeliffe's Orville. aged
Duke of Grafton's %rated, aged
Ll Grufrenois Violasue, syrs old dr

_ .
Five to one on Orville.
Sweepftelses of isogs each, h tt.—D
Ld Grofvenor's br e Bullrefh, by Sir Peter, 811 41b Tn.
Ld F. G. Ofbornes bc by Trurnpator, out of Bede, Bft 41b pd
General Grofvenoes f Brifeis, by Beninithrough, Bft 'lb pd
IA Grofvenor's b c Ferdinand, by John Bull, tee ft from Ld
F. G. Olborne's br cby I'rumpator, dam by Mark Anthony, SR
alb each—Acrofs the fiat, aocgs h ft.
Mr lioworth's Laurette, rre ft from General Grofvenor's Ba-
rris, Bft 71b each—Rowley. M 3oogs It ft.
Mr Arthur's Wretch, Bft 'lb rcc any from Duke of Grafton's
Pioneer, 'ft alb—Two yr old Courfe, tongs Is ft.
Mr Lake's Tim, 811 me 75g. from MT Payne. Tndor, Bft 71b...
Two yr old courfe, wogs h ft.
London, England, 1807-10-13

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER is.

This morning ar rived the Prince of Wales packet,
can. Marra, from Gottenburgh, with mails.
Atrived the Deo/atria aT, 64, with fea fencibles,
for Copenhagen, SPITFIaa Hoop, and SNIPE gunbrig,
all of which, with the RrcHNIOND gunbrig and Swell
cover, hat., a fignal flyi' g for the Baltic. The Prince
of Wales packet is come into this port for the winter,
to refit.—Wind S. W.