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London, England, 1807-11-25

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 23.

Came in the Recovery tranfport, Captain Bats..
Max, from Portfruourh, bound to Barbadoes, with
t.oops ; fhe failed with the fleet under convoy of the
MELEAGER frigate, but parted company in a heavy
gale, having lot her mizen matt, and otherwife de-
maned. The Recovery patted a drip in very great
didrefs, fuppofed to be a Weft Indiaman, but could
render her no affi dance, and great fears arc entertain.
ed for her fafety alfo came in the Mercurius, Cap-
tain BEHRENS. from Memel with naval dores, for the
'Dock Yard ; Fanny Sewell, Captain GALE, from
New York, with fugar, Sec. detained by the Auna•
crews, of 74 guns; !vitt/lava, if 36 guns, from a
crnize. The Atalanta, of this port, Captain DAVIS,
from this place bound to Bridol, was 101 l on Friday
laft near St. Pie's; the Captain and three men drown.
ed. Two other veffels were loft at fame time, at the
fame place. The Lark of Hull (fchooner) another
of the MEILEA6AL'S convoy, is come in here with great
damage.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVR BER 14.
Ambled his Majeity's (hap la Stitt', from a cruize.
and the Hsi° tranfport, from Falmouth. Sailed his
Majefty's lltip Cogyrrrs, on a cruize. Dropt down
to St. Helen's his Majefly's INTarstn.--.Wind
S. W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 14.
Remain in the the Downs the (hips as per lA, and
feveral other outward bound veffels.—Wind S. W.
and moderate.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER
Arrived the Cat.yrso, and SKYLARK 'loop of war,
and ERtissr gun brig ; the latter has picked up at
fea, without any perfon on board, a tranfpnrt, fup.
pried from Copenhagen, name Bonita, of Whitby,
laden wi;h fulphur : (he has loft her foreman,
main top:mall, and bowfprit alto arrived the
Cora,. Captain OLar, with wines from Oporto,.
The Friendfhils of London, Wl3ll mailer, on Wk.
terton Beieh, is a complete wreck—the cargo, eon-
lifting of linen and tallow, is principally fated.—
Ships of war in our Roads : Roebuck, Majeßic,
Crefeent, Athiable, Pandora, and Sybille, frigates ;
Arid, Chetah, Oberon, CoffAck, Alert, Railleur,
Skylark, and Calypfo, Imps of wat ; Archtr, Film,
Minr, and Erna gun brigs.. Wind S W.

The Bonito, -, frntn Malta, deferted by the
crew, is carried into Yarmouth.

The Delaford, You/id, from London for St. Vin•
cent's, is put into Harwich with damage, received in
the gale of the eoth inßant.
The Intelligencia, Baxerz, from Lifbon for Lon•
don, is put into Weymouth with damage.
The Samuel, —, from the Clyde for grbec,
loft near Newfoundland.

The Diana, RICHAIDI, from London for BAIA,
is banded near Truro.

The brig Neptune, of Juicy, from Liverpool, is
wrecked near Cardigan.

By a veffel from Holland, which arrived yellerday,
we learn that the Court to which the cafe of the
detained neutrals was referred. in cunfequence of the
Deciee of left September, has not decided the fate of
any of them.
A .eport prevailed in the City yeflerday. that
Admiral Poevis had engaged the Ruffian fleet off
Cadiz, and captured three or four fail of the l ie. It
was alfo Paid, that letters had been received frosts
Holland, With an account of RnlEa keying declarc.t
war agalntt this country.
London, England, 1807-08-07

PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 5.

Came in the Minerva, Captain Ct.savecarto, from
Wilmington fot this Port, with timber and ether
naval ftores; Difpatch, Captain Macivel; from
Philadelphia. bound to Bremen, laden with !ow,
coffee, and other goods, detained by the Beticy pri•
vateer.
London, England, 1807-08-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Merge from the Lords Rated their Lordfidpi concurrence
In the Fait India Honda Bill, Calker BiII, Dover Harbour Bill,
Hamburgh 1 esters Return Bill, United Staten Intereourfe Bill,
Trim Ezeife Bill, and kith Infirmari.n Bill, without any amend
merits—and to the Fort St. Gtorge and Bombay Regulation Bill,
with certain amendments, to wtieb they respelled the Concur-
rence of the Heufe

On the motion of the ATTORNEY GENERAL, Gen. Delancey's
nate Pill was recd a fecund time, committed, reported, and or•
derrd to he read a third time to wtt•rrow.

Mr. W. SMITH brought up the third Report of the Comm&
amen fur Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Seotland.-..or-
c red to lie on the Faille.

The Poll Office Receiver General's Bill went therugh a Com-
mittee was reported without amendments, and ordered to be read
a third time to morrow.

7 he Legal Quays Bill went through a Committee, and was or-
erred to be ►eported to morrow.
Flties Divorce Bill went through a Committee, In which Mr
7. ntlanque was heard, and evidence adduced in fupport of the
Till.. he Report WAS agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read
a third time.

The Irifh Raft Duty Dill went through a Committee, and was
ordered to he rcpott,d ro morrow.
• he Fzeheq ,er Bilk bill, the Irish Treafury Bills Bill to cover
the vote of credit, and the Barrack Matter's Bill, were severally
re ser a fecund time, and ordered to he committed to-morrow.

The Mal.a I rade Bid and the Andlton Duty Bill were read a
third time and paired.
A perfon from the India Houfe prefented a copy of the India
Acciviits for in Britilk currency —Ordered to lie on the
Table.

Aar. C. C.:RANT took that opportunity of denying the t he bad
ever laid th..•re would he an excel'. of a million on there Account..
He had Paid' in another place, that there would be no deficiency.
There was a deficiency but be bad fpoken from gaud authority,
being no other than that of Sir G. Barlow himklf.

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS BILL.
On the melon of Mr. WntTam awn the Parochial Schools Pill
was read a third time and paired.

NEW wall'.

On the motinn of Mr. Rosa a new writ was ordered for Yar-
mouth. in room of Mr. Paullet, now Lord Bolton, a Pcer of the
United Kingdom.

COLLECTInN nT TAXI'S.

Mr. PF RCRVAL. gave notice. t►at he (tumid to morrow move
few leav► to bring in a till for the better Regulation and Colledlion
of the .tffrfred Taxes. He di4 not mean the Bill to he carried
through during the prefent &Mon. but that It 60014 lie over for
further sonbderatiou.

PUBLICAN".
Mr SHI,RID prefented his Bill, for the better Regulation
of I It. tires to keep rllehoufes. in the Counties of kliddkree and
Surrey. which way read the 6rft time.
The Bill enicis—..“ flat all Publicans, whore &Imre, (ball be
wi.o.lrawn lh Il receive from the Magiftrates withdrawing (ugh
l.icrt,cr, a (torment in writing, of the eaufc for which the ldp
cenee it fo withdrawn, and (ball have the privilege of an Appeal
to the Quarter Selßoos. Ordered for the fecood reading on
Saturday.
London, England, 1807-08-07

' PATRIOTTC FUND.

Thia day waa puhliNed. ye. in boards,
TilE FOURTH REPORT of the proceedings 4
tbe Committee for matitaging the P,VTItIOTIC FUND,
from the eft of March, tgo6. to the seth of February laft.
V/Ith Alphabetical Lifts of Now Sahfcriptions for the general
ttrpofes nt the fund, and of the Sutus contributed en the Day of
thaniagiviog, anal other Dosati-o.,exclußesly appropriated to the
Relief of the :-eameti, Soldiers, Marino.. and Volunteer. wounded,
and to the Widows, Orphans, and Relations of thole killed in his
Majefty's ft mice.
London; Printed and fold by W. Philips, George-yard, Lam.
hard•ftreet.

PARuaimENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORD.% THURSDAY, AUGUST 6.

The forth. r en it of the Appeal—Wilfoo v. Alepunder
v—wve deferred till to morrow.

Mr. Hobboufe, Mr. Charles Dutulns, Mr. StaniforlD, and Re
venal 'other Members of the Houle of Commons brought up the
Militia Trantrrr Bill the Militia Completion Bill, the IriA Mi-
litia I ranskr Bill, the Spirits Drawback Bill, the Swedieb Herrings
Bill, and fume privets bills, which were read a But tints.
MILITIA TIANSTAIL BILL, dtC,
On moving the brit reading of the tht ce Bills relatilte to the Mi.
jmni HAwgauvar or, moved t►at they lbould be rioted,
and gave notice that ht Bould move theft fecund reading on Mop-
day, if the prints were then on the taWe.

A PT SA LS.
On the Order of the Day bring read for tilting into cmnideration
the Standing Order relative to recognizances entered Into by Ap.
penance.
'I he LORD CHANCEI.LOR reftated his former reafons for
pwilinfing an increafe in the amount of the recognizance, and con-
cluded by moving to inkrt the fum of 4001. Inltrad of Ica as the
amount of the reeogritanee to be entered into by paions appeal.
ing to that Houle —Ordered.
'fhe Fort St George Dill was read a third time and paired.
The Linen Drawback hill pallid through a Committee and was
reported. s►djouniel till to-morrow (thi► day.)
London, England, 1807-02-09

DEAL, FEB. 7.

Arrived the Kiva (loop of war, Captain James,
and brought in with her le Chaffeur French priva•
teer, armed with lineal carriage guns, and manned
with 42 men, which fhe took off the North Foreland
early this morning. Arrived from a cruize off Bou-
lone, the Trompeufe (loop, Bruizer, and Blazer gun
brigs, Mofquito (loop, and Bloodhound gun brig, for
the Nore. Sailed the THAN IS frigate, for Spithead.

Fea. B.—Sailed the Humber armed (hip, for Fal-
mouth ; Trompeufe (loop, and Piercer gun brig, for
the Ncre. Arrived the Tickler and Defperate gun
brigs, from a cruize. Put back this afternoon, the
Humber armed (hip, it blowing hard from the S.W.
A light collier was captured on Friday night, about
two miles from Dover, by a French lugger privateer;
the crew efcaped in the boat. The privateer, after
(he had captured the brig, run down along fhore to
the Wenward, to pick up any other veffel the might
fall in with. No cruizers about.
YARMOUTH, FEB. E.

Sailed the RUBY with French prifoners, for the
Nore ; alfo on a cruize the ORESTES Soup of war,
CENSOR gun brig, LORD KEITH and CARRIER cutters.
Wind S. E.—Ships here Majestic, Roebuck, Diita-
tor, Stately, Nallisu, Agincourt, l'Amiable frigate.
London, England, 1807-02-09

This day was put:Bawd, price Ss. in boardi,
The Second Fi!Alen of
OBSERVATIONS on ABORTION ; containing
an Account of the Manner in which it takes place, the Caufes
which produce it, and the Method of preventing, or treating it
By JOHN BURNS,
Lecturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phyllcians
and Surgeons, in Glafgow.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter row.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, lately publilhedi
Pradtical Obfervations on the Uterine Hemorrhage . with Re-
marks on the Management of the Placenta. In one volume, Bvo
Price ss. in boards.
London, England, 1807-02-09

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Wilkinfon and Co. of Whitchaven, tobacco and fnuff mauls-
faeurert—July t. 18,3.
Henry Oil and Thomas Hewlett, of Old Forge Farm, Tonbridge,
Kent, gunpowder manufadurers—January 30, t goy.
William Manning, Jofeph Chettle. William Cook, and Jofeph
&yes, of Kettering, Northamptonihire, brickmakars•Jannary

2,1.1807.
Jacob Hewlings and Abraham Hewling', of Duke-ftreet, Saint
James's, warehoufemcn—September 29,2806.
William Henry Rivers and Henry Bohant, licenfed hawkers—Ja-
nuary 30, 1807.
Knight, Honsywood, and Co. of Middiewich,Chelhire,manufae-

turen—Jaouary I, aB4.
John Ade, John Ade, jun. and Samuel Me, of Lewes, coach-
makers—January 28, tBc7.
John Adams and Co. of Bromfgrove, Bte. worited manufacturers
and hofiers—January 26, 1807.
Thomas Lance, William Milburn, and Thomas Nicholls, of Li
verpcol, infurance brokers—January 35, 5807.
John Kuching and Jot!ma Whitehead, of Leeds, Yorklhlre, dyers.
January 5. 58°7.
Charles Nunn and Co. of Cheapfide, warchoufernen—September

i,t806.
William Camps and Thomas A. Wehfter, of Bartholomew'sClore,
muftard and blue mantifadturers—Nov.3o,lBok.
William Carr Fcnton and Win. Thornton, of New Malton,York.
(hire, coal merchants—December 3t, 3806.
Wm. Roper and Sons, fadlers and ironmongers,of Great (been-
ftrect, Lincoln's Inn•fields—December as, 1806.
Thomas Breeds, Thomas James Breeds, and William Scrivenjon.
of Haftings, Suffcx, merchants--December 31, 1804.
Benjamin Smith and (awl) Pope, of Birmingham, Reel toy makers
December 3 , 8c)15.
John Smith and Stephen Tidy, of the Borough of Southwark, It
nen drapers—January 30, ao7.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. 7.
Average Price of Corti M England and Waks, from the Returns
ending Jan. 31, 1807.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peak%
s. d. s. di s. d. s. d. s. d s. d
76 9 47 4 39 I u 7 0 44 1 48 6
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in
the week ending Feb. 4, is 345. 7ld. per hundred weight.

COAL MAR KE February 6.
Ships at Market 'Ships fold Price
ior Newcaftle Coal 33 36a 9J to 435 ad
5 Sunderland 3 37a ad to 405 64
I Cinders - o —a cd to —s od
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, FEB. 7.
CARGOES SOLD, and PRICES.
Monday, I Wednefd. I Friday,
Feb. a. Feb. 4. 1 Feb. 6.
I 47 o
I 35 6
1 43 3
2 46 0
1 41 0

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Atlair's Main
Biker's Main
Benton Lcng
Biggs Main •
Bryan's Main •
Eighton Moor •
Elliott Main
Heaton Main 6
Hebbuta Main 2

37 0
44 0
43 6
41 0

Holywell Main • i
Kenton Main a
K illingworth •
Pentop Windfor's
Tanfield Moor
Townley Main
Wall's End •
Temple's Wall's End -
Willingion
Wylam Moor 1
South Hebburn 2
Cowpen Main •
Hartley
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Humble's Low Main
Bourn Moor
Eden Main
Hcdworth Moor - a
Pearith New Alain - a

42 9
45 6
46 o

42 0
446

43 6
45 0

46 6

45 3

41 0
42 0
45 0

43 0
45 6
46 0
42 0
44 6
48 0
43 9

Total, Ships

44 0
43 6
46 0

42.6
41 6
41 0

44 6

46 6

42 0
43 6
47 0
44 6
42 9
46 6

46 o
43 0
47, 6

43 0

37 0
4' 0

BIhTH.
At Ipfwich, on Wednefday, January 28. Mrs. Craigie, Lady
of Lieutenant Craigie, of t:lerteczs Greys, of a fon, fence dead.
London, England, 1807-02-09

VICTUALLING 0111,10 E, 27, 5807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJES77"s NAVY, el, heresy give Mike,
That on Tuefday the toth of February next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for
TWO HUNDRED TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR;
To be anfwerable to famples to be produced with the Tenders ; to
be delivered in the original Packages, at the rate of from Forty to
Fifty Tons per week, into the Vietualling Stores at Deptford ; and
for THREE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS of the
growth of the year 1806 ; to be anfwerable to Samples to be pro-
duced With the Tenders, and to be delivered
too Bags in a fortnight, by weekly propottiont, into the Stores at I
I Deptford ;
too Ditto, in a month, into the Stores, at Portfmoutli ; and
too Ditto Ditto Ditto, at Plymouth; and
The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contra/2 may be feat at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will le 6041 tea" Touter in which ghtthijidi,„.e se
infirm-tin towels at lengtb,or that full net be delivered to de Bead be.
fore One o'Clech is sixfold Tiede, the tub of February next, stir Nudes
Perfon who makes the Tender, sr fosse Per.* on his Wolf, attends
anfw,r cafes called for.

This day was publifhed.
In One Volume, zamo, price 35.6 d. in boards,
1' HE GLORY OF THE HEAVENS.-
By the Rev. T. BASELY, A. M.
Chaplain to the Right Reverend the Lord Bifhop of Lincoln.
Printed for Longman. Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row ;
and Mars. Rivingtons, St Paul's Church Yard.
London, England, 1807-02-09

14 I: MOIL/L*9U M•

Lieutenant David Walker, of the 7th Regiment of Foot, who
was fuperteded in the Gazette of the 24th ultimo, le reinitated in
his rank.

Militant Surgeon Walkcr Kcighly, of the 66* Regiment of
Fos t, is fuperfccltd, being abflait without leave.

TRAINING ACT.
An Apportionment of 200,000 Men out of 850,420, being the
whole Numb& returned as liable to fenre his Majefty in the fe-
mai Counties of England and Wales.

liable apporti-
Counties. Lords Lieutenant. to. oned to.
ferve. (owe.
Angkfea Earl of Uxbridge 2449 597
Bedford Earl of Upper Olfory 3870 944
Bells Feel of Radnor 124;9 Pal
Brecon Duke of Beaufort 2658 648
Bucks Marquis of Buckingham 1996 2924
Cambridge Fad of Hardwicke 8993 2192
Cardigan Thomas Nines, Efq 4t74 iorB
Carmarthen Lord Dynevor 3588 1350
Carnarvon Vifcount Bulkeky 3271 797
Chelter Earl of Stamford, &e. '24185 3164
Cornwall Earl of Mount Edgcumbe 15402 3755
Cumberland Vifeount Lowther 9720 2373
Denbigh C.W.W. Wynn, Efq. V. L. 4t24 r IrBo
Dcrhy Duke of Devonflire 14954 3646
Devon Earl Fortefcue 28954 7058
Dorfet Earl of Dorehefter 7h72 1794
Durham Earl of Darlington 18033 4396
Elfex Lord Braybrooke 23179 5651
Flint Earl Grofvenor .5161 771

Glamorgan T. Wyndham, Efq V. L. 2C823 26138
Gloucefter Earl of Berkeley 21134 5152
Hants Lord Bolton 15538 3 788
Hereford Earl of Elfex 6556 1598
Hertford Marquis of Salifbury /0418 2540
Huntingdon Duke of Manchtiter 5027 738
Kent Earl of Romney 18996 4631
Lancafter Earl of Derby 58531 14 to
Lticefter Duke of Rutland 13469 3283
Lincoln Duke of Ancalter 24174 5893
Midtilefex Marquis of Titchfield 6/135 16366
Merioneth C. W. W. Wynn, V. L. 1934 472
Monmouth Duke of Beaufort 5551 1353
Montgomery Earl of Pow•iQ 4145 1010
Norfolk Marquis Townfliend 18152 4425
Northampton Earl of Northampton 8894 2168
Northumberland D. of Northumberland 14718 3588
Nottingham Dukc of Portland 15245 3746
Oxford Duke of Marlborough 10263 2502
Pembroke . Lord Mitford 5364 1064
Radnor Lord Rodney WI 385
IRutland Earl of Winchelfea 917 224
Salop Earl of Powls 16537 4244
Somerfet Earl Poulett 17937 4373
Stafford Earl Talbot. V. L. 23638 5762
ISuifolk Earl of Eufton 21.800 5314
I Surrey Lord Teignmouth, V. L. 30319 7.01
Suffcx Duke of Norfolk 16742 4:-.81
Tower Hamlets Earl of Moira 14939 3654
Warwick Earl of N'arevick 21108 5146
Wcftmorland Vifemint Lowther 4134 10)8
Vl'ilrs Earl of Pembroke 23062 3184
Wight (Me of) Lord Bolton 1532 374
Worc&ft:r Earl of Coventry 17841 4349
.. INorth Riding polo: of Leeds 12401 3023
t Eall. Riding Earl of Cull& 1349 3388
>. Weft Riding Earl FltzwEliam 57457 14007

820,420 200,000
London, England, 1807-02-09

GREENOCK, FEBRUARY 6.

The Star, BALDERSTON, from hence to Dept ford,
with rum for the Navy, was captured on the 25th
ult. by the Braave French privateer, and fuppnfed to
have been deftroyed ; the following day the Braave
was taken by the CRUIZtIt floop of war, together
with two prizes which fhe bad captured, and all aro
arrived at Falmouth.
London, England, 1807-02-09

MARRIED.

Thurfday, at Lambeth Church, by the Rev. Samuel Glare, D.D.
Mr. Barton, of Bcrmondfcy, to Miff Harris, only daughter of Jo-
kph Harris, lifq. of Lambeth.
Saturday fennight, at Queen-square Chapel, Bath, Capt. Geld.
finch, of the Oa fordthire Militia, to Mifs Außin, daughter of
the late Rev. Hugh William A wain, of the Bland of Jamaica.
London, England, 1807-11-14

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

On Wednefday night, during the gale, the Fue ,

(Danifh) of 74 guns, was obliged to cut away all
her malts to prevent being wrecked : there were near
700 men on board. We are happy to fay, only tuo
men Coffered in the confufion (a foldier and a Tailor)
by the falling of the mans.
The Syren (Denali) of 74 guns, having on board
the 43d regiment, has returned to thefe roads, after
experiencing feve'e weather I but all are Cafe on
board, and we hope, from the change of wind, will
Coon be moored in port.
Arrived his Majeny's brig EXIIIITION, with the
Lonifa, of Plymouth, in tow, having in a gak of.
wind been obliged to cut away her main•ma(t from
her ballan (hating, which caufed her to fall on her
beam ends. The Exertion and Bonier captured, on
the 6th init. a Danifh Chip from Batavia, with a va-
luable cargo.

WHITBY, N3V. rs.
Arrived the Nebler, of Newcaltle : after file had
got into harbour, by the violence of the wind, fea,

and frefb water, drove many houfes, and galleries
down, and alto the bridge broke in fuch a manner
that it cannot be made paffable for Tome time. A
loaded brig, and about eight or nine keels, funk off

this place, all on boa perifhed :no affiance could
be given them, as the fee and wind was fo very high ;
part of the wreck has come on Shore, but nothing
difcovers her name. The Becky, NAI Loft, of Whitby,
is on !hare near this place—crew laved. 7he Sophia.
Coos, of Whitby, is on Shore, near Saltburn—crew
Paved.

Many parts of this coaft are (hewed with wrecks of
all defcriptions : feveral pieces of the wreck of a (hip,
chats, and other things, came on (bore near Sands-
end, about five miles to the northward of this place,
with the name of Ifabella, of North Shields, and it
appears all hands are drowned, as none have made
their appearance—a handfpike has alfo been watheel
on (bore near this place, marked with a burnt iron
en the four fides, Matilday.
London, England, 1807-11-14

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 14,
will be aded Shakefpeare's Comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Nis Pedro, Mr. Holland; Leonates. Mr. Wroughton ; Don
John Mt. tyre ; Claudio, Mr. Barrymore ; Benedick, Mr.
; Ddgberry, Mr. Dowton. Hero, Mils Mellon ;
Bestrke, Mrs. Jordan. In Ad 11. a Marquerade.
After which (third time there 10 years) a Farce, called
THE DIVORCE.
Air Harry Trifle, Mr. Ruffed ; Qtil Tam, Mr. Mathews ; Dennis
Obghetty, Mr. Johnftone ; Lady Harriet Trifle, Mils Mellon ;
Mrs. Annifeed, Mrs. Sparks ; Biddy, Mrs. Bland.
On Mendel', The Jealous Witt; with the Wood Dzmon.
On Wednefday, Time a Tell Tale.
On Thurfday, AU in the Wrong; after which (never performed)
a Melo-Drama, in two Ads, called Ella Ramberg.
London, England, 1807-11-14

ORDNANCE &MCA aNsier it. dol.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of !& lefojob's

ORDNANCE do besedy give Notice,

That Propofals will ►e received at their Office in Pall Malt on
or before Monday the ifoth of November next, from fuck Perfons
as ma} be willing to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY
ARTICLES, con6fting of various deferiptions of Tools, for the
fervice of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable
to Patterns, which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's
Office in the Tower.

Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of
the Contradt, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, where the Propefait are to be delivered, (sled
up and indorfed " Proporals for the Supply of Tools;" but no
Propofal can be admitted after the Paid oth of November, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the fairs day ; neither will any Tender
be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an agent in his behalf,
(hall attend. By order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

SALE OF LANDS
FOR SAL?. BY PUBLIC P OUP,
in the near Neighbourhood of Dumfries.
On Thurftlay, the 26th day of November next, in the Old Coffee-
hoof; Dumfries, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (if not pre-
vioufly difpofed of by private bargain),

I'HE principal Part of the ESTATE of C R AIGS,
conlitting of lso Acres or thereby with the Haitfes, G.ir-
den, and Orchard. Thcfc lands lie within a mile of the town uf
Dumfries, are beautifully fituated, of an excellent quality. and in
the highcft Rate of cultivation The Dwelling-honk and Offices
were built within tittle hit three yt:;:rs,a?e upon an extenlive kale,
very complete, and in •he heft watt.

Entry to the Natural polfelfi m at Whitfunday firft ; and every
accommodation will be given as to payment of the prke.
For firtLrr Particulars apply to James IVNiel. brewer, in Dam
Wes, the proprietor, who is ready to treat for a fait of the fobjeas
by private bargain.-sth Oaober any.

MIL HASSELL'S ORIGINAL MI, MOIRS OF THE
LATE GBORCA MORLAND.
This day was putslilbed. •
Elegantly printed in One Volume Royal Quinn; Wading fries-
did Engravings by Mr. Scott, and other eminent Artifts, from
original Paindnp by Murland, price One Guinea, in extra
Boards,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE f the late GEORGE
MORLAND; with critical and deferiptive Obfervations
on the whole of his Works hitherto before the Public.
By J Ii SShL.L.
Illnftrated with glavinp.
" His Art was Nature' POPE.
Printed for James Cundte, Albin', Pre's, Ivy lane, Paternotter-
row. .
London, England, 1807-11-14

FOR COUGHS, HYARSENFSSES, &c.

THE great demand for Mr. GaitatintrGo's Lri-
alt stones of Tour, after fifty years trial, praves their flpe-
?fealty as the tsof pleafant and elf< dual Remedy for all Coughs,
ilparfeneffes, Sore Throats, and Utfluzions on the Lungs, he
tl-
kg the Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Areaft, and affording relief
is Skortneir of Breath, rlillsmatic, and Codurnptive Complaints
They do net cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. A. the
peat benefit to he derived from them. can only be (mired by bee
lag them genuine, the Public are rcqueited to obferre, that
R. HAYWARD is printed in the (tamp,.
'There Lozenges are prepact J and fold by R. Hayward (fuecrffor
to T. Greeriougu. the inviro or.) removed f. cm Ludgate Hill to
Pt, Piccadilly ; Newhery and t•ons, St. Paul's Church yard Da-
son, Osfordhircet ; Clarke, &nigh; Ward, Hollow:I; and the
Tenders of Genuine hiefieines throughout the United Kingdom.
°el Net One Shilling and Three Halfpenec the BOX

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking. and
‘-itheirtonnenting Itching inflantlyren:ovedbyWHlTEHlAD's
E of MUSTARD, univethily etteemed far its extraor-
Stacy tilleacy in rheurnatifras paliles, gouty affedions, and eon,-
likhitt of the Nana; but where this certain remedy has been
%known or negledled, and the chilblains Inv..! aelually broke,
WHITEHEAD'. FAMILY CERA FE will e.fe the pain, and
rpeedßy heal them.
.!tepared and fold byR johnfton, ApnthecarT, Is, Greek Rreet.
Mils Lando.. Ihe Effole^ and pill. 21. qd cacti, the Cc: rte
ta lid. Sold by every Nlediciaa V,nder in the United King
rrtt —the genuine has a black ink !Limp, with the name of R.
Nit:lton infected Gott.

HEALTH AND I.ONGEVI TY. •
k JAMES'S ANALEP TIC AND AN ri E:Lous PILLS.
IT HE celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a general
Prefervative of Health, is become univcrfal, from their efh•
city in thole complaints which continually dlfturb the human
fie, (kith as Colds, Rheumatilms, Headacbs, Indigeftioug, and
lint Mettles of the ftomach and bowels, which arife from the'
of our climate, or from indulgence in the luxuries of
liptidde;hofe falutary effects are produced by gently opening the
PON by night, and the body by day, vt itbout requiring any pant-
regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are
every ferviceable in bilious and other deep-feated diforders, yet
bebgdoirgned as a mild purgative only: and therefore not always
Idiot active, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended
I ail by en eminent phyfician, in all complaints of the liver, as
idles in other internal difeafes.
hid by F. Newbury and Sons, No. 4s, St. Paul's Church-
on the coach.way, four doors from the corner of Cheaplide,
avid at Dr. James's late houfe In Bruton oftrect, viz. the
Pik race 45. 6d. the box, or Se in one large box for
4s and the Antihilioue Pills, price as. 9d. a baz,duty.inclndcd.
e that the words--" F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's,"—
cornett in the Ramps.
London, England, 1807-11-14

SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 13.

I am forry to fay the Lavaaar floop is loft on the
Long Sand, but the whole of her crew are for tunately
Paved, and arrived this morning in the Aggreftor gun
brig. The Waldemaar Danifh man of war, and an
Englifh frigate, fuppofed the Lana, are alto on lime
on the Lung Sand. The TRUSTY, with feveral other
(hips and gun brigs, have failed from the Nure to
their affiftance. A Danilh brig got on Chore lad night
at the back of the garrifon, but was got off this mor-
ning, without any damage. A Danifh line of battle
mip paffed this port, for Chatham, yellerday. This
afternoon the Coaflant gun brig failed with the Bal-
tic convoy. We have very bad accounts of the tranf
ports that came op with the Waldemaar and Lsoa,
being difperfed in a gale.—Wind N. blows (refit.

DEAL, NOWMBER
Sailed through the Downs from the River the Sir
G .dfrey Warfter. WALKER, for Jamaica. There
are feveral reports in circulation at this place. that
one of the Dana line of battle (hips (ftippoled to be
the Fuen), is on More on the Kentifh Knock, which
it is to be feared is true: there are neatly 900 perfons
board, aad the tbip 'Aden with naval tlores.—
Wind N. W.

- YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER r 3.

Arrived this morning the Seyerin and Fuen Da-
nn men of war. The latter cut away her mans in
the gale on Wednefday night ha, near Cromer Sand.
(fuppofed to be the Waldemaar yellerday ). Arrived
the Crefcent frigate, Cherub A.,op of war, and Thun-
der bomb.—Six fail of men of war are now coming
into the Catt, from the Northward ; and a large Da-
r ith (hip, with Danifla colours at the f 4etop malt
head, is in the offing. A lugger eivateer is now
arrived, tent in by one of the Nork. Sea Cruizers.
Sailed the Leda frigate and a gun brig, on a cruize.
The Crefcent fails for the Nure this afternoon.

The Danifh failors who have been at large ever
fince they were fent in here, are all fent to prifon.—
Wind N.N.W.
IN THC Roaas--Majeftic, Admiral Ruffell ; Roebuck, Adz:l:-
cal Douglas ; Refolution, Captain Button ; Cherub fbop of war,
Thunder bomb, and Seyeren and Fuca Datil& men of war.
London, England, 1807-11-14

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS

The extended reputation. wbich was the hrft ohjed of my sew
biion. in the TR EAT. 1V: I: NT of V EN ER EA L COMPLAINTS
and DF B:Lay. having attraele.d to me various Correlpondents
it the United Kingdoms of Great BritaM, and from different parts
of Europe and America, I beg to addrefs this Public Notice to-
Inch Cortcfpondents.
The occupation of my time in arStvering letters from thofe who
grudge not remuneration, made i: ncectrary for me fume years ago.
to obfsrve, that no letters could be noticed unlefs a Binh Miss
was incloied. I again repeat the information, that no htt4te. ‘4OlO
out inclofures. can be aniwercd, unlefs from Patients already un-
der my care. And I beg to fuggeß, that learn team the %Arts.
Indies, or front any Foreign Country, mutt contain oat onli 4
complete Rater:lent of the Cafe, but a very liberal (urn,
to compentite for Retell h,g and vi rising fully on the-Con4isis:'o
and for the Preparation of a coilderable Laurie cf MediCtie !41,4
London Cholla, if filch requifite. Where the ri
de.t m.t admit frequency or correfootidence, it is *Ku cleared,
the age, the manner of livb.g and general Catchup.* well at ever/
fymucom that can pollibly be defcribed, be mut particularly fpc-
Letters require no other direetioa than the Cbriftian And Sir-
name," Martin lime, Efq. London i" sod that the minds of either
*#ex may have the fulleft affurance of ferrety; tin poftegt 0 later%
'accompanied by &CC need not be paid.at the bale, bat willarton
waidb be charged to the party.
MARTIN BR EE,
Member of the Royal College of surgeons in Lando&
No. 29, Arundel-Rrect, Strand, near Temple bar.
Merck an additional entrance In Watt! Area adjoining.
London, England, 1807-11-14

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING; NOVEMBER 14,
will be a'ted the Comedy of

THE HEIR AT LAW.
Henry Mottos& Mr. Brunton ; Mr Stedfaft, Mr. Murray
Daniel Dowbs (alias Lord Duberly), Mr. Oxberry ; Dick
pawls., Mr. Farley ; Zekiel Homerpon. Mr. Munden. Caro.
lioe Dormer, Mils Logan ; Deborah Dowlas, (alias Lady Du-
belly), Mrs. Davenport; Cicely Homefpon, Mrs. Gibbs.

To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment of
THE TURNPIKE GATE.

Sir Edward, Mr. Bellamy ; Henry Blunt, Mr. Incledon ; Robert
Maythom, Mr. Taylor; Joe Staudfatt, Mr. Emery; Crack,
Mr. Minden g Mary, MIN Bolton ; Peggy, MIN Martyr.
On Monday. the Winter's Tale ; with Mother Goole.
•{• The Public are refpeetfully informed, that a New Comic
Opera, in three Adta. called " Two Faces under one Hood," win
be produced on Tucfday next.

ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS,

With more Money diftributed in Prizes than in former Lotteries,
in proportion to the Number of Tickets.
LITTLE 9UPPI.EMENTA RY LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing on THURSDAY NEXT, November Isttb,
and liaifiscs the acth.

SCHEME.
' / Prize of £ zoizoo is £ 20,000
I 10,000 10,000
S 1,000 s.nc 0
5 sco 4,500
10 100 11000
20 30 7,c00
7,500 IS 12,500
..-- —.---

6,cco Tickets. £ ft Pc 0
PRESENT PRICE
Of Tickets and Shares in the Supplementary lottery:
Ticket - - Lsi. tos
Half - LK) 18 o 1 Fighth Li t 6 o
Quarter S to o I Sixteenth t 8 6
Tickets and Swears arc on Salt. by I. WARNER, No. t 6,

CORNHILL:

Who recommends an immediatepurchafe, in cnnfequenec of the

very hmi,ed Qrautity of Supplementary 'ficktts ar.d Shares re-
maining on hand.
Orders from the Country, accompanied by fhort.dated Bills
en Lond ,n, Bank Note, or Calls, will ix attended to the fame
as if prefint.

ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS,
More than Four Thoufand of which are already Sold
t ITTLE SUPPLEM EN l'A KY LOTTERY,
L. begins Drawing on THURSDAY NEXT, Nov. 19th,
6olgies the 20th.
•; SCHEME.
2 Prize of £20,c00 is L2:-..000
g 10,000 10;w:0
.6 1,000 5,000
S sco 2.507
SO •-• 2,CCO
20 . SO •-• 1,000
7500 - IS 21,500

ipeo Tickets. £.63,000
The Ticket No. amo, drawn November 6, a Prize of 40.0001.
Aral fold by Sir J. BRANSCOMB and Co. in fixteen Sixteenths,
"inert the firß 50,0001. and the lalt 25,uc01. ever ihared were
likevtife fold.
TICI:LTS and SOAR ES are on Sale by

Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO.
No ll..lioLnoam, 37, COR NRILL,and 38, HAYMARKET,

Who think it their duty to rceonimend t!itir Friends and the Public
not to deldy pin-chafing, a the Unfold Ticket, and Sharman hind
are confuierably kfs than a op°, to supply Loudon, and the other
Odes and Towns in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
London, England, 1807-11-14

THE COW PDX

This day was puhlifhcd illtiftratcd with accurately coloured En-
gravings of the Mare in it various Forms. price 4% 6d. hoards,
APOPULAR Vii:W.of V %CANE INOCU.
LATION, and of the Mode ofeondusling it ; with a corn
parifnn of the SVAI.I PDX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended for HEADS of FAMILIES, and CLERGY-
MEN, as well as THE FACULTY.

By JOSEPH ADAMS. M D
Phyfician to tie SMALL POI and brecucArtnN HOSPITAL).

And Author of the Treatife nn Morbid Pnifors. aze.

Panted for RICUAAD Putt.ctes, No 6. Bridges ftreet, Black -
friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers and Wain. in Books
throughout Great !Akan and Ir lend
Of whnm may be had,a TIZATIS/ on VACCINIa INOCULATION ,
and its VA 'Arms, by Robert Wiilan,•M.l) F S.A. Ste. Ike. prise
ISt. in bosrds.

ELEGANT F.DITION OF DR. BLAIR'S SERMONS.

This day was publithed. in Five v.,lumes Oclava, in a late• clear
Type. and fine Royal Paper, with a new Pnrtrai• of the
Author, engraved by :'ardon, from an original Pieture by
Raeburn, in the polieffina of Sir John Macpherfon. Baronet.
price 31. in boards, a New Edition of
QERMONS, by HUGH BLAIR, D D. F. R. S.
I—, Edinburgh, one of the Minifters of the High Church, and
Prof, ffor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the Univerfity of
Rdinturgh._

To which is peeked, a Ihort Account of the Life and Writirgs
of the Author. By James Fiulayfon. DD.
Printed for T. CadcU and. W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Creech,
at Edinbuegh.
Of whom may be had. another Edition (the Twenty fifth) in
Volumes, demy odtavo. price IL Its. in boards—Any of the
Volumes tdd feparate.
Alfo, by the fame Amber. LFCTIIR ES on RHETORIC and
BEI. LES LE ITRES, 3 Volumes Oetavo, Tenth Edition, prier
tl is hoards.
London, England, 1807-08-31

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

KIEL, AUGUST to.
Mr. Jackfon, the fame who was in Praia, has
been with the Prince Royal of Denmark, to demand
that Deo:mark than make a common conk with Eng-, I
land againtt France ; threateniog on the part ot hik
Government, in cafe of a retufal, to land troops in I
Zealand, and take potreffion ot Copenhagen. The'
only anfwer the Prince made was ietti on for Co 1
penhagen to make preporations f r defence. The'
Englith have before Copenhagen (lateen Ibips of at
and twenty thonfand troops. l'he Danes, indepea
dent of the militia, have twelve thoulao d men in the
Mind of Zealand. A more conticlerahle force is un.
fortunately in I-W(4in, and it will be difficult to
bring it into the illand, Mhich is already blockaded.
Certainly there are n.. examples in the hiflory of the
world of a fimilar a 8 f f atrocity ; for what came of
complaint has England againit Denmark --,jlforsiteur,
19.
London, England, 1807-08-31

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. S. Jokey°!vine, of Cheaptide, London, limn draper, at ten,

it i:eulldhall.
Sept. S. !eh, Carrington, of Manchefter, bardwareman, at ten,
at Guildhall. London.
Ocioner 24. ArchibaldStevenfnn,of Margaret-ftreet, Cavendilli-
fquart, Middlefes, engine maker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept io. William Biflm, of Yealand Conyers, and Job Jocelyn
Stamp, of Leighton Hall, Lancalhlre, merchants, at eleven, at
the King's Arm% Inn, Larcalter.
Sept. 9. John Burton and Jelte Hirft, of Maneheftar, tiatbcrmer•
chants, at three, at the Dog Tavan, Mancheiter.
London, England, 1807-08-31

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR (.rricF, AUGUST 29.
Sods Regiment of Foot—Nrajcr• Genoa' the Honourable Edmund
Phipps, from the tR Feot Cured', to be Colonel Commandant
of a Battalion, rice General Rowky, deceafed.
STAFF.

Lieutenant-Colonel James Kempt, of flt ft Font. to he Q.srrer-
Mafter-Gcneral to the Forces ferviog in America winker the
Command of Sir James Henry Craig, K. B.
'Lieutenant Colonel Edward Baynes, of the 4th Garrifon Battalion,
to be Adjutant General to the Paid Forces.
Commiirions in the Royal London Regiments of
Militia, tigneci by his Majefly's Commi(ioners of
Lieutenancy for the Paid City.
EAR Regiment.
infign Daniel Harris to be Lieureyant. vire De Dauhrawa, re-
aped; David Drummond, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Harris,
'Mamal. Dated June i 6, 18437.
Well Regiment.
Robert Flair ,Ffej to be Captain, vice Higginfon,rtfigned. Dated

May i C. 1307.
CI sr millb.os In V,,lunteer Corrs, figned by his Ma
Ci.romilliontrs of Lieutenancy for th• City
of L tnion• Dved June ts. 1807.
C,,flom Houle Volunteers.
Liettenun David Mxlno to be Captain, eke Irwin?. refired.
Malign Riebard John Williams to be Lieutenant, eke Maclean,
prn:, ottd.
Ftfirt littry Wane to he ditto, vice Cr, uch, religncti.
Cbatica IA Clump. Gr•ot to be t ufrio, vice Watts promoted. •
R.o• std Edward Simms, Gent. to be ditto, via Wlllianta, pro-
timed.
London, England, 1807-11-13

CHESHIR E. .
MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND ESTATE,
with Valuable Contingencies.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

I'HE MANOR OF WINNINGTON, with the
e prMihanngfiaonrpHadooutifes
anandd OCOffimpleces catelledßoWndieNneNe IfNorGaTiOargbfe HFaAmlty,
built with none and covered with floe, and finiihed in a modern
ftyle; containing Rooms of large dimenfions fuperbly fitted up—.
Geometrical Stonc Stairs—Mahogam; Doors—Platt Olaf& Win-
down—Marble Chimney piecesand Oak Floors with ap•
propriate attached and detached Offices--StabEng for Fifty
Hodes—Coach Hooks -- Green Houfe—liot Houlcs—Grapery
—Pine and Succearn Houies—excellent Kitchen Gardens, with
Hot Walls Muthroom Houk ('old Bathe—lce lieurr--a
Poultry }inure upon a fuperior rcale—and every nee, nary build-
ing for agricultural purpore-r—Dove Houre—butrance Cottage
Lodge, with Shrubbery and Plantations floping to the River
U'eaver, at a eonvenient diltance from the houfe, which is well
&elated on very highly ornamental grnuad, and furrounded by
about Six Hundred and Forty Acres of Land, chi:fly Meadow
and Pafture, of ruperior quality, divided into Farms. and let to
rerpedable Tenants—Woods and Plantations in hand—and urna. ,
mental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the road ; the whole top.
ther forming a truly difirable and elegant Refiderice for a large
Litabliannent.
London, England, 1807-11-13

VITRIOLIC ACID.

NOTICE TO CHYMISTS AV MANUFACTURERS OF

OFFICE C•F ORDNANCE, 7mly r 3, I*o7.
THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of Nis Alley':

ORDNANC E d. Gerdy give No ice,
Tkat on Tuefday, the aft day of December next, it is their in-
tendon to difpofc of, by Public Auaion, at di* Offize is the
Tower of London, a cocfiderable quantity of the Black Stuff or
Refiduum, from damaged Gun Powder which has had the Salt
Petre extradted from it, and in which there remains a large por-
tion of Sulp bur, tome Salt Petre, and the Charcoal, ufrd in the corn-
pofition of Gunpowder, and therefore deemed fit to form Vitri-
olic Aeid.

The Lots will eonfift of Thirty Tons each, and until the Day of
Sale, quautiiies of the Article, not exceeding five pounds, for the
purpore of experiment, will be delivered gratis to perfons apply.
ing to the refpedive Officers of the Ordnance, at Faverffiam, for
the fame. By Ori.kr of the. Board, R. H. CREW, See.

This day was publithed, in gyn. price sa. in boards, a New
Edition, being the Fourth. of
PRAYERS and MEDITATIONS, compnred by
sAmuP.L JOHNSON, lA.. D. and publifhed from his Ma-
nufcript s. By GEOROK STRAHAN, D. D. Prebendary of
Rochefter, and Vicar of Iflington, Middiefez.
Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, a New Edition of Sermons on different
Subjects, left for Publication, by John Taylor, LL. D. late Preben •
dary of Weftminfter, Rector of Bnfworth, &c. (including the
Sermon written ►y Dr Johnfon, fur the Funeral of his Wife)
a volumes, ► as. in boards.
London, England, 1807-11-13

regard k bad to any tattler in which the fries *Y nt be
infertel in words at length, or t 64 Adi wt he deiivered to the Baird
before one o'sla.i on the fail ritefday the 1716 inicant, nor onlefs the
Perfa: who make the tenter, or fosse perfal on hie Adolf, attach, to
attfwer when coiled for.

THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY.
Committee Room, Gloucefter doffee-Houfe,
Oiftober 20, 1807.
s-N. ESO [NED, That in cnnfequence of the ad-
vanced State of the Subfeription. and of the progrefs in the
Arrangement for forming of the Eftablinsment, it has become
proper to call a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS,
in order to lay before them the Report of the Acting Committee.
Refolved, That fuch General Meeting he accordingly holden at
the Thatched Houfe Tavern, in St. James's-ftrcet, on WEDNES-
DAY, the asth Day of November, at Twelve o'Clock.
The balk of the Subfcription already received Is limited in Ex
chequer Bills.
The intended Capital is 75,000 l to be raffed by 3oat Shares, ut
asl each, payable by Inftalments of I.
Books are open for Subleriptirin, at Meffrs. Birch, Chambers,
and Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond-ftreet ; Meffrs. Aufteit, Matvide,
and Aufteit. Bankers, No to, Wnrietta•ffreet, Covent Carden;
and Mdirs H. T. Williams and Co. No. 12, Copthall court, ne.ir
the Bank.
Prafpeetures may he had at the above places ; No. r, CecilAreet.
Strand ; the Secretary's, No. 3, Hare court, Temple ; and at the
Gloucefter Coffee Hattie, Piccadilly.
By Order of the Committee,
R. TAYLOR, Suntory.
London, England, 1807-11-13

friars; and to be had of all BOokfeliers.

Of whom may be had, Jolt publifhed, by the fame Authorsts,
t. The Navies of Sr. GOIIIINICE, 4 vols. tBs.
2. WILD 111.1SU GIRL,3IIO/11. 131.6 d.
3. The LAY o[lo IRIS!' HARP, boards, 7s,
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

This day was publidied, price 31. bound in blue,
Mutinied by numerous Engravings,
N EASY GRAMMAR. of NATURAL and
EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. written on the Plan
of Goldfnuth's Grammar of Geography, and RoSilicon's Gram-
, mar of Hittory, and deligned as a Pradical Elementary Book to
fimplify the Rudy of Philofophy in fehools.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR,
_ _

Author of the bah Book of Exercifes in Reading. Ste. Ste.
In the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the Anther has
followed the jultly approved Plan of the Works above mentioned,
as tar as the fubjedts would admit The Elcruentsry Prioeiples
of every branch of Pbilokipby have been briefly explained, and
have been demonftruted and familiarized by expetiments, in the
performance of which very little apparatus will be requifi!e,
Printed for It mit Asti Pat t.r.t vs, bridge-itrtet, London, and to
be bad of all Bookfeilers, with the full allowance to Schools.
Of whom may (bort!), be hail, in two handforne volumes tlnlo..
LECTURES on NA !ORAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY,
by Geo. Ga tcoay. 1) D. fairing as an elucidation and commen-
tary on the fucceeding Work, tor the ufe of Teachers, and the Se-
nior Scholars.
London, England, 1807-11-13

This day was publifhekl, price as. neatly done up,
A NEW INTRODUCTION to BOOK KEEP
iNG after the Italian Method, by Debtor and Creditor, in
which the theory of that Art is not only elucidated, and clearly
explained, but the pi-Jake made oily and Familiar, by the addi-
tion of a Set of Books, exhibiting the various Incidents which
ufually fall in a courfe of bounds, the whole laid down In a man-
ner fo any and intelligible as to be underftood in a few days.
By the Rcv R. TURNER, L.L.D.
Late of Magdalen CoUege, Oxford.

The Fifth Edition, conacrably Angtriertted, and carefully cor-
redted—By the Rev. J. MALHA M.
Printed for B. Crofby and Co. No. 4, Stationers'-Court,
London

This day was publiftted, price is. in boards, the Second Edition,
AN ACCOUNT of the STA CE of FRANCE,
and its GOVERNMENT, during the Taft three years,
particularly as it has relation to the Belgic provinces and the
treatment of the Ellglifh.
By ISRAEL WORSLEY,
Who was detained as an Hoftage.
Where may be had, pat publiihed,
Advice to Mothers on thofe Subjeds which are of the greateß
importance in the treatment of Children during Infancy, tranflated
frcni the German of Hufeland-1 he Second Edition, price 25 6d.
fewed. •

Printed for B. Crofby, and Co. No. 4, Stationtri Cou r.
Lou don.
London, England, 1807-11-13

This day was publilbed,
in Two %%hums t smo price 9s in boarels,
THE FATAL VOW, or S MICHAEL'S
MONASTERY ; a Romance.

By FRANCIS LATHOM,
Author of Human Beings, Myttery, Men and Manners, ace
Alio may be had j IR publifited,
The Soldier's Family, by Mif• Ormfby, 4 vols. 11.65. boards.
inter in Bath, by the Author of two very popular Novids,
4 volumes—Second Edition, as. boards.
Benevolent Monk, or Cattle it Olalla, 3 vols. 131. 6d. boards.
San• Souci Park, or the Melange, by Maria Tharrnott, 3 vols
13s. boar's.
Printed for B. Crofby and Co. No 4, Stationers'-Court,
London.
London, England, 1807-11-13

To-morrow—Much Abo About Nothing ; with the Divorce.
.On Monday, Tiene's a Tell Tale; with the Wood Damon.
On Tutfday, the Cabinet.
er A new Melo Drame i in rehearfal, and will be produced
xn the courfe of next lA'eek.

•THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN

'III'S PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER :3,
wUI be idled Shakerpeare's Play of
THE WINTER'S TALE.
With new Drafts, Decorations, &c. Ste.
Yates, Mr. Kemblc ; Antigonus, Mr. Murray; Phocion. Mr.
Chapman , Polirenes, Mr. Pope ; Florizel Mr. C. Kemble ;
Shepherd, Mr. Blanchard ; Clown, Mr. !Afton ; Autolycus.
Mr. Munden ; Hermione, Mr.. Siddous ; Perdita, Mils Nor-
ton ; and Paellas, Mrs. C. Nemble.
To which will be added, for the s : 3d time, the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MO I'HER GOOSE ;
Ur, THE GOLDEN EGG.
The Scenery, Machinery, Dreffea, and Decorations, arc all
entirely new, or complrtely repaired.
Tomorrow, The Heir at Law; with Mother Goole.
On Monday, The Winter's Talc.
•„• The Pantomime of Harlequin and Mother Goole, will be
repeated on Monday, after which it mutt unavoidably be with.
drawn from the Rage, on account of the preparations :medlar y for
the new Pantomime.
cy On fudday (for the firft time) a New Comic Opera, in
three Atli, called "Iwo Faces under one Hood."