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IItf.EHOLD FARM, SUSSEX, near TUi
in HAND.

131tIppE

Ey Meffrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succcifors to Mr. SM I T ),
At Gammay . on lharfday 6th of Anglia, at Twelve, o'Cloch,
uttlefs an acceptable offer is in the mega time made by Private
Contra&l.
A VERY defirable ring-fenced FREEHOLD
111- ESTATE, called FAIRCROUCH and TAPSaLLS, in a
Sae healthy part of the county of SuO-cx, in the parilk of Wad•
burn. four miles from Lamberburß. two and a half from Frant,
four and a half from Tunbridge Wells, ten from Tunbridge,
fourteen from Battle, (even from Goodhurft, and twenty from
Lewes, comprifing one hundred and forty
,Acres of Arable,
Meadow, Failure, Wool, and Hop Land, in good cultlvltion,
with a large ancient (tone-bulk MANSION, Offices, Barns,
Stabling,Hop Oaft, Farm Yard, large walled Garden and Out •
buildings. on Faircrouch, and a Farm Houfe and Oat-buildings'
on Tapfells with a Cottage, let to a Tenant at Will
The Eft;te is in part bounded by a Trout Stream, with a vain
able Stone-Qi_satty and Chalybeate Spring, forming althgether a
very dcfirable and' improveable property ; in the Occupationsel the
Proprietor, who WM glad early polßfßom •." • '
To be viewed so days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr;
Gorham, An the Premlfes, of whom Partleidars map IR had, aifo
at the &See Arms Tavern, and Angel lad, Tunbridge Wells;
Crowns 'Tunbridge; Star, Lewes; Chequers: LaiiMerburl
White Hart, Seven Oaks; Swan, Hating:. .Cattle, Bightms
of the Lewes Journal and Safe: Advertitse Mr. labium,
Attorney at Law, Burwath ; Mr. Hoper, dicitor, -No. 41,
Great Marlborougs-ftreet; at °areaway.% mid of Metres. fige.,
Bart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-14cei, itipyil Exchange, Wien!
a Map of the Eftats may be ken.
London, England, 1807-07-13

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FOREIGN INTELLIGINCL.

EXTRACT OT A DISTATCN TROI4 811111RAL RINNICSIN
TO TRI IntSROR ALEXARDkR. •
Helliberg,May 30, (June tr),zBo7.
The enemy having furrounded the wbnle of my
• right wing, and the corps commanded by Martha!
D'Avoun being already at Groffendorff, and near
Konegen, I have given him battle, which•lafted four
ttors, and which, however, he would not renew the
next day. But finding that the enemy might cut off
all provitions from my army in its prefent portion,
and detach a corps to Koningtberg; I humbly beg
leave to Rate to your Royal Majeffy,- my determina-
tion to quit this place to night, and march to another
pofition near Schippenbeil, in order to be able to
proted thofe behind the Alter, the I ranfports of pro-
vilions, ; and in cafe the enemy marches to Ko-
ning(berg, to follow him immediately.
The corps d'armee, commanded by General Ka-
menfity, has already marched towards Bartenffein
and Mulhaufen, with a view to rejoin General
L'Etioeq, and to proted Koningfberg. (Signed)
BINNIOSIR.
THORN, JUNE rt.
We are very defirous here to learn what aceonnt
the Roman General in Chief, Bennigfen, will give the
Emperor of Raffia of the battle of Friedland, and
whether he will not again alert that he has been the
winner, as he raid of the battle of Eylau, and as the
Ruffians alto boated of the battle of Aufierlitz.
Surely he will not again fay, that he retreated from
Gutliadt, beyond Tilfit, and the Niemen, a (pace of
6o leagues, merely to leek fir ammunition, car
touches, &c.
London, England, 1807-05-21

This day was publifhed,price is. 6d. the Sixth Edition,
THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON OF THE
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, preached at Grofvenor
Chapel, April 4; and, wih local alterations, at Holy Roods,South-
ampton, June 30 ; and a: St Helier's, in the ifland of Jerky, July
18. By R. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S.
Rector of Stradilhall, Suffulk,and Matter of Reading School
Eon (min-sine fortifie
Et me fait trouver la vie
Dans lei horrturs de trepan.
I. ROUSSEAU, el Satsces.
To which is added an Appendix of Mifcellaneous°d Obfervations
on Refufeitation. By the SocICT r.
Printed for the Society; and fold by Rivingtons, Richardfons,
and J. Juhnfon.
London, England, 1807-05-21

DEAL, MAY so.

Came down from the River laa night four fail of
tranfports, and failed again early this morning with
the Sitters, George, Beatrix, Elizabeth and Lione(s,
tranfports, for Sheernefs ; alto, the Diligent Rare
(hip, for the River.—Arrived his Majeay's (tips
KANGAROO ani TURBULENT, from a cruise. Yeller.
day afternoon Vice Admiral Rowzar, returned to
this place from London, and has again hoifted his
flag on board the PRINCESS of Claamc a, man of war,
in the Downs.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1807-05-19

LEEWARD ISLANDS MAILS.

This morning a Mail arrived from the Leeward
Inands. brought to Falmouth by the Limo lionm
packet in 21 days from Tortola.
The letters and papers were not delivered out when
this Paper was put to Prefs, but by the LORD Ho
BART we learn the following intelligence :

She found at Barbadoes the Duke of Marlbo-
rough packet, which carried out February mails
for Jamaica; the day previous to her arrival, (he (the
Marlborough) had fallen in with la Confiance
French privateer, of t+ guns, and tao men, from
Guadaloupe ; which the engaged at three different
times, and beat her off: the Confiance is fuppofed to
have had a great number killed and wounded the
packet had (even wounded, including Captain, Mat-
ter, and Mate, (lightly ; one feaman with his arms
broke, one dittowith his thigh broke, and two other
feamen slightly wounded; the Marlborough had
again failed from Barbadoes for Jamaica : the Wind-
for Caftle with March mails had alfo arrived at Bar.
badoes.—Paffengers, &c. per Lord What t, Mr. Do•
naLa,a, Mr. Taras,aad Mrs. MONTFiSEILE.
London, England, 1807-05-19

TUESDAY, MAY 19, 18oz

This day was puhlif/ted. price as.
THE BATTLE of TRAFALGAR. A Poem,
By WILLIAM DURNFORD.
London : fold by T. and R. Hughes. No. 35, Ludgate [tree.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. is
juit publifhed.
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Murray, Fleet-ftrect, London. It is fold alto by every other
Book feller io Town and Country.

In the Preis, and will be publiibed in a few days,
THE ALA RUM t a Poem, humbly dedicated to
Britons of all deferiptions, who love their King, and vene-
rate the happy conititution of their country.
On Britalieslood alarurn's loyal found,

Let Grenville's main Howlek's tale be drown'd.
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This day was publifbed. price 30
ACHART of ANCIENT HISTORIANS, nnw
Want. or a Ddkeation of the Periods of which there
Authors kverally treat.
By the Reve-.-nd R C. TAUNTON.
Late Scholar of Corpus Chrilti College, Oxford.
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and Longman+, I.ondon.

POLITICS of the GEORGIUM SIDUS ; or
Advice htwv to become great SENATORS and STATES-
MEN. By a late Member of Parliament.
The Publishers of the above Work, in confcquence of the
nu-
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relpedfully to apologize for the difappointnient, occalioned by an
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Public, that it will be ready for delivery on Friday neat, at Two
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London, England, 1807-05-19

PORTSMOUTH, MAY tB.

Arrived the Ant lehooner:from a cruize.—Stiled
hi, M...jelly's (hips LINNET and HARDY, on a cruize.
Wind S.W.

DOVER, MAY it

His Nfajefly's•gun brig Futious his detained and
rnt in here the boy Zeilern, Captain 1.0,41'41NC, 4.,f
Pappenborg, bound from Marennes to Bergen, with
a cargo of fall. Arrived in the Roads the Tickler
and BLodhonnd gun brigs, from # cruize.—Wind
N. E. and fine moderate weather.
London, England, 1807-05-19

FROM 1.1.01 D'S LIST.

GAVVESEND, MA Y tg.—Patred by the Three Sifters, Thom,.
fon, from Falerm• 1 Titus, Eflnp,from Zante; Gorge, Laneltvp,
koni Malta; and the IVincria, Sehoncr, from Norway .—Sao. .1
the Guardian, Mufgravt, for fonaingen ; and the Elizabeth, la-
lin, for Gattenbies.
ARRIVALS.

At Para-mouth, the Jane, Mintofh, from Charleftem.....o, Fri
nv,uth, the Orlando, from Charleiton—in the Clyde, the
Ann, Coke, from lifbon—At Liverpool, the William, Tolman ;
and the Fleetwood, Tolfon, from St. Kitt's; Elsa, Stocks; Lucy,
M'Nowcii; and Speculator, Little, from Savannah; Amphlon,
Trowbridge; General Eaton, Bowles; Mercury, Barron; Hope.
Coles; Mary and Jane, Hardy; and the Brothers, I).ligiey, from
Cbarkllen—At Cork, the Amiable, Reinke', from Philadelphia—
At Dublin, the Alhion, Randall, from Lontion•-At limerick, the
Diana, Wylie, from London—At Charielton, the Ceres, Webber ;
Sally, Rowe; and the Hamilton Moore, from Liverpool:
Hunter, Forltcr, from Cowes; Governor Clairboorn, ---, Africa,
Coruth and Daphne, from Africa.

On Saturday the Betfey trawl boat arrived as a
cartel at Plymouth from Mothit, which (he left
the day befAre. She had carried over the Lady of
Col:,nel Ha L t., of the gth regiment,. who was wrecked
on the coati of Fiance in the winter of iBcs, and has
rcsnainsd a parr ner ever fence—From the (oldies
who were put on board the Betfey, as loon as (he
entered 'Mortaix, information was received that a
fquadron got out of Brett a few dayr ago *WI troops
on board. Iheir dellination was not known.

The Englifls prifoners at Verdun are Paid to be
treated with unufual lenity. Their limits have been
enlarged, and they are permitted to be abfent for three
or even four days without a perfonal appearance at
the Town•hottfe. A curious reafou is aligned for
this mitigation. Some of the Naval and Military
Officers ate Paid to have adopted the fingular expe-
dient of foliciting the in•erceflion of the Archduke
CH miLas ; and to have addreffed a Memo►ial to him,
as to the Bravefl Soldier in Europe, the Ackn•w-
'edged Head of the European Military. This Memo
vial is laid to have had its expeeted focceft. We learn
from the fame authority, that there is a camp in the
vicinity of Merlaix, and that the Conferipts of Brit
tany were already collefted. The nsafter of the car'
tel further adds, that a battle was momentarily re
petted, and that the French flattered thensfelves-
will) a decifive victory. Provifions were in great
plenty, and very cheap, both in Morlaix and along
the coaft. There was in fait, little appearance of
war.

Two Edith had been publithed refpeaing the Eng•
lith prifoners s—one prohibiting gaming—and ano-
ther allowing every naval and military man, but nn
other, to fend for his wife. This latter has excited
much plafAntry.
London, England, 1807-05-19

FAC SIMILES OF WASHINGTON'S LETTERS.

THE Purchafers of JUDGE MARSHALL'S
/- LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, and the Public at
large,are refpeetfully informed, that Sir Joists Si/scums has obli•
Kingly contented to permit the elegant 'tribute to the Memory of
his illuftrions Friend, his Fae Simile Correfpondenee, to be fold in
connection with the Life, at the reduced price of One Pound Five
Shillings per Copy.
The Proprietor of JUDGE MARSHALL'S LIFE loco no
time, therefore, in announcing that WASHINGTON'S FAC SI.
MILE LETTERS to Sir JOHN 'SINCLAIR, which form a fu-
perbfmall quarto volume, may now be had of him and of all other
Bookfellers, at the moderate price above mentioned.
N 0.6, liridge;ftreet, Black friars, Feb. tB, 1807.

POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.

This day was publifbed, illuftrated with numerous large Copper.
pl,nes, on a plan entirely new,price Four Shilliogs and Sixpence,
with an allowance to Schools,
'1 HE \VONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a
DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVF.N3, and of
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of Agronomy to Perron, of all Ages.
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with very large Plates.--.-Price 39. 6d. in Boards.
London, England, 1807-05-26

Sat‘prday fennight, at Hill-Lodge, near Sandia notno, the 1,-.4
of CaOtain Walker, of hie Majelty'a Tha ia, .f 3 P•gh•er

---
Oh Monday morning, George, an infant fon of Mr. Georga
Tennant, of Great Ormond area.
On' the 27th ult at Paris, in the 86th year of her age the Right
Han 1,24 Anafta6a Stafford Howard, Baronas of Stafford, oily
fury i • tig daughter and heir of William Earl of Stafford who dial
in 1784. Her bed is Sir William Jeningham, Bart. 'Mae gra..d.
mot her was Mee of the above William Earl of Stafford.
A few days Mice, at juicy, Cliptaiu Lt dna, at the Royal
Navy.
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MO u

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AFTER an experience of upwards of 13 Vial' of
the fuccels of this valuable Medicine in fcveral thouiat.d
cafes of HOOPING COUGH, the Proprietor offers it tothe panne
as the only Specific and infallible cure for this ditlrs ffing Mak
When it is conlidtreil bow many Children die annually of this
Malady, and that even when ienivered from it, too fit.t.ll lays the
foundations of Confumptions of the Lungs and oche, fatal Difur.
den, it cannot be too ftnmgly recommended to the aitentinn of
Parents and other Guardians of Children, in order to prevent tilt:
Difeafe when it makes its attack, from proceeding to a dangami
height. So rpm!), arc its cffedts, that it removes the Difeafe cam:
pletely in fix or at molt tight dam; it poffeffes neither talte
(melt, whick renders it eafily taken in the earlielt period of lufincy.
The Proprietor challenges a Logic in ft MCC of failure to be bruughi
forward where this Medicine has ban ufed.
Sold wholefale and retail by R. Ilutler, No. 4, Cheardide, Loa.
don;and retail by mad country venders, in bottles, price 4S each
London, England, 1807-05-26

DEAL. MAY ss.

Sailed through the D ,wns, from Sheernefs to the
Weflward, hi. Majeity's fhip EXCILLSPIT. Arrived
the Phorphorus fire velfel, fr,m a critige, and remains
in the Downs with his Majelly's !hips Petecass or
ORAPIGS. TRUSTY and ALFRED men of war, CLYDR
frigate, STAR and MUSQDTO (loops of war, Devalla-
lion bomb, Lively revenue cutter, Harmony vidualler,
Jackall, and the Fearlefs gun brigs.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1807-05-26

FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.

PETITS PATES, OR PURIFYING SWEET CAKES.
IKONI the prevalence of Difeafes of the Skin in
A- Children from Inoculation, and other caufes, and the duff'.
culty of eradicating thew.,it has been long whited that an alterative
could be deviled that Mould comprifa real benefit Li a fmall con!.
pals, and at once be innocent, cheap, pleafant, and etreCtual. A.
pradtitioner of great experience contrived, many years fince, a
Medicine of t!is defcription fur his young patients, and pave it a
form peculiarly adapted t. the Palate and Stomach of Children.
The fuccefs of it fully anion red his expectation in all Eruptions
wort the Skin, whether midi% from original Impurity of the
Blood, or acquired by the Vaccine or Variolous Inoculation Na-
rural Small Pox. IV:eailes, or any other caufe ; and it is now .wlth
. confidence recommended to the attention or the

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James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, four doors from
Llicayfide, I.ondon,price as. a Boz, containing ao cain.s or dohs,
and 3d. the duty—Obferve that the words "F. Navbery, No. 45
St. Paul's," ale engraved in the damp
London, England, 1807-05-26

THE LAST AND NEWEST VOYAGES AND TRAVELS,
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11. Original and Recent Voyages and Travels, never before
publifbed.
111. Analyres of New Voyages and Travels, juft publifhed in
England.
It is the °hied of this wort to unite economy with Information,
and to reduce the enormous expences to which the publit have ,
been fubjeded, in acquiring poffeffion of the newel. Voyages and
Travels. A periodical fupply is alto by this means kept up of new
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render any book of Voyages and Travels intereßing or &Arable.
This Firth Volume contains,
1. Sarytkhew's Voyage in the Frozen Ocean.
z. Reuilly'r. 'Travels Round the lank Sea.
3. Filcher's Journey to Hyercs.
4. Tour through Roger'.
k 3. Helms' Travels from Buenos Ayres to Lima.
6. Johnfon's Voyage in the Indian Seas.
7. Sir John Can's Stranger in Ireland.
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London, England, 1807-05-26

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Clausen's. MAT 24 —Sailed the l.ord Nelion, Anderfnn. for
Surinam ; I /rips. lanfair, for New York : Pinhead, CrulTtrd,
f r Magadorr ; blieanor. Winhurg. fur Gotrenhurgh ; Endeavour,
Jones, for Dublin ; fhomas and Sarah, Seward ; and the Mary
'barker, Winder for Wilson.
The Tuba, Richardfon, from Mettle], is on !bore on Dragoe
Rect.
ARRIVFD.

In the River, the Mary Ann. front New York—A t Cowes, Am-
fterdam. : and the Native. Young. from New York—At Ho-
lyhead. Ditchers of Cumberlvd. from St Dontingo-.Off tioly-
brad, ihe B,rbadoes, Lewis. from Barbarities—At Liverpool. Or-
lando. ---,rpm PhiOdelphia ; rorrelia, Poll, from Portland
--In the Clyde, General Butler, —, from New Orleans—At
Kinfalr. Harrier, Harrold. from New Orleans—At Barhadoes,
hope. Harmon ; and Druid. Wilton from Cork ; Hawkee.—,
from Fairnoorh ; Fcho, Rowe; Olive Branch. and the
}hinter. lianfrll from London—At Philadelphia, New Jeffry,
Cook, from Lenrann-.At St Lucia Ned BeJdowes, from Africa
• Tnridad. Dick Corey, front Africa—At Grenada, May,
tsa•-s--.: a d the Mary, from Africa—At Surinam,
Apollo,--a..., of Lrndon, from Africa ; Wetmore, James, front
1.;‘,07,01 : I Chiver. ; and Harriot, Sterling, from London
▪ (sr HIV r Vibe, the Sttiffella. --6-; and Andrew, Tod.
from N.,rway —At filmnoth. the Lexington, Gardner, worn liar-
badne•-"t Drhh". the Prefident, —, from Wifeaflettt—At
Newry, the Fliaanerla Rea, from Ncw York—At Leith, the
Virgo, Porteus, rnm Irina.
London, England, 1807-05-26

POOLE, MAY 24.

Arrived the Eleanor, Capt. Jaccsotr, from Sun-
derland, having made a paffage from hence to Sun-
derland, and back, with a cargo of upwards of 300
tons of coals, in lefs thar ten day. She failed from
hence on the 13th inli. in the evening, and arrived
egtiy in the ovirning tbf the 23d.
London, England, 1807-07-14

Committee. Ent in th:: Committee it would be de-
firable to incorp 'rate oilier plans.
Sir JOHN NEWPOR''.:' was in favor of the
rneafure. 'end took occ:ifi',ll to file.4k firongle againft
the inefficacy and inexpediency of puniPaing Forgery
with death.
The Gallery. was cleated for a divillon on the
queflim of Lhe fecond reading ; bat the Bill was read
a feenhd time wihout
Si' I'. TURTON (poke in favour of going into
the Commit ee, but he thought comrolfory educe.
tinn unalvicthle, when voluntary education was
every when eftablithing itfelf In estenfively.
Mr. SINIFON tlwtiglit it would ht 101 l time to zn
into a Committee on a Bill to which the Houfe was
adverfe. He recommended to withdraw- this Bill,
• and to bring in another in a more acceptable form.
Mr. ROSE (poke to the lame effeti.
Mr. B. S I'ANHOPE thought the meafure would
be extremely expenfive and ineffica.cinu.c, and in
twiny intlances wholly impraCticable. He highly
approved of the part of the Honourable Gentleman's
general plan, which went to equalize the country
rat', and was forty ;Chad been Inn light of.
Lord H. PET 1 Y thought it would be moil can-
did in thole who were adverfe to education, to take
the lenge of the Houle at prefent. He was of opinion,
that there ought to be a national education, though
his mind was not made up as to how the principle
ottgh.t to he modified. That was matter for further
cor,llderation, and therefore be voted for g. ing into
the Committee.
A divifi m non tort; place on the gneflion ior going
into the Committee. Forgoing into the Committee 4j.
Againll 13.—The Nill is to be committed to-mor-
ro,w. Adjourned.
London, England, 1807-07-14

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he CHAN(
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chequer for the
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This day was publifited,
randbuttely printed in Tbrce Volumes, 4to. and illuftrated by a
Map and Genealogical Tables. price 51. ss. boards, a •ery few
Copies on royal paper, price Si. Ss. in hoards,
1 `HE HISTORY of the HOUSE of AUSTRIA,
from the Foundation of the Monarchy, by RHODOLPH of
Staptburgh, to the Death of LEOPOLD the SECOND: tztB, to
J 792.

By WILLIAM COXE, P.R. S. F. A S.
Arehdtteon of Wilts, and Redtor of Betnerton.
PHI t,d for T. Cadell and W.Davies, in the Strand.
Of *horn may alto be had, Dew Editions of all Mr. Con's other
Works.
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NEW BARONBTAG&

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`HE BARONETAGE vf ENGLAND; con.,
tainirg a new Genealogical Hilory of the riffling Fogilik
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Methods to be obforvad in Breeding and Feeding Horics f,r the
Road and Turf : the Management of DIA. (Lou. Cocks, Dung-
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ANEW BRITISH ATLAS; being a c.‘niplete
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coned General Maps of England, Wales, Scotbnd,and Ireland.
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N,ITITIC4L INTBLLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 6.

Arrived hi. Majelly's Chip &gammon, with a enn.
vny from the Downs.—Sailed the SPRIGHTLY, with
a convvy tnr the Downs. atnnno them are the fol-
lowing tranfpnrts, viz. the Ralph Nicknlfon; London,
Enterprize, Ihbetfrs, Ellen, Peaee, Flora, Archi-
medes, Laurel, and Alezander.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1807-10-07

BUENOS AYRES.

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Plates, price 14 in beards,
A VOYAGE t), and HISTORY of SOUTH
AMERICA ; &feinting at large the Spaniih Cities. Towns,
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command of the King of Spain,
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London, England, 1807-10-07

THE COMET.

On Monday' night, at half pall /even n'clock, the
right akention of the new Cornet, as ohferved by it
Gentleman near the Metropolis, VjA% about is h.
tt m. with 6°. 7/. North declination.

limma•mium
EDINBURGH, OCTOBER s.

On the Lord Janice Clerk's cnming to Aberdeen
on Melds), fe'anight, he was received with militarf
honours by the t, It regiment of Aberdeen volunteers,
who were drawn up on the New Bridge, !Ilion flreet.
His Lordfhip having expreffed a slelire to fee the
corps in the Links, they affembled there on Friday,
when they went through the feveral evolutions in that
Beady and correel flyle which has al ways dillinguifhed
them. His Lord(bip then adds effed Colonel
sow as follows :

" Cowear. Ftme.asore—.Your regiment. Sir, is a very Sue
body of men ; but their merit does ant COUrlit in that, which is
the gift of nature ; their merit, and your merit, eonflits in the
very high state of difcipline which they have attained, which, I do
affure you, without fisttery, is, in my opinion, at leait equal to that
of any volunteer corps I have ever fern, and fully qualifizy them
for any fervice which their King and country may ever require of
them. •

After the review, the Colonel and Officers had the
honour to dine with his Lord(hip at Anderfon'•
hotel.

Lail week, a (windier, a genteel looking man,
anade'his appearance in Aberdeen. He gave as his
addres. " Rnb. Stevenfon, Efq." and talked of his
being intimately acquainted with feveral great per-
fonages ; and (aid he was a partner in a manufaftur-
tag houfe in Glafgnw. After living ftimptuoufly
for fume days in different lodgings and taverns,
without paying his bills, and procuring feveral arti-
cles from tradefmen, he on Saturday had the art to
get a Giver hunting watch, name. S. William, Aber-
deen, 506, frum ao apprentice in a watchmaker's
Atop, in the abfence of his mailer, who had previnufly
declined giving him a watch on trial. On getting
poffeffion of the watch, he decamped, and.clid nrst
return to his ordinary lodgings, but went off, as is
uppofed fouthward, on Sunday.
London, England, 1807-10-07

HISTORA or Till!: WEST INDIES.

This day was publifhA, in three 'tree vols. Bvo Militated with
Plates, price al. 21 In hoards, the Fourth Edi;ion or
THE HISTORY, CIVIL and COMMERCIAL,
of the BRITISH COLOvICS in the WES f

By BRYAN EDWARDS, Ffq.
Printed for John Stockdalc,
Of whom may be had, the Third Volume of the above Work, to
complete the Q2arti, Edition.
London, England, 1807-10-07

SCOTLAND
UNIVERSITY OF S ANDREW'S.
AS
yoiing Gentlemen from Englandfrequently
conv.L to Vie Univerfiry of St. Aniri.v's at an r time
of th-t year, public notice ia ln:rehy giver.. that ihe Claido of the
United Collette will Main to be taught the enfuitig Saliva of Col.
leg. as foPows viz—
On THURSDAY, OCT. 22, 184.
Th- Public liumai.ity. or I al in Cie,. by Dr. Hunter.
The Public Greek Clefs by Mr. H. Hill
And on 'I HURSDAY, NOV s,
The Private Latin Clafi, by Dr. Hurter.
The Private Greek CI ifs, by Mr. H. Hill.
The Logic and Rh. toric (Talc, by Mr. Jas Hunter.
The Moral Phila.-Thy Chi. by Mr. Cook
The Nato. Philofophy Oafs, by Mr. M' Donald.
The Mathematical Claff:s; by Mr Ii ldsne.
The Civil I liftory Clefs. by Dr Adainfon.
The Chiles of Anatomy and Medicine, by Dr. Flint.
N B. In all the Scotch Univerfities there is but one Ttt+sa
in theycar ; and, in the Urivirlity of St. Andrew's. that Term
commerc,-s about the acth of o.stober, and ends the beginning of
Mae. No I,s el ures arc given during the Fummer.
London, England, 1807-03-13

PROCLAMATION.

" The Governor and Chamber of Magiftracy, have to congra-
tulate their fellow Citizens, that Official Accounts have this day
been received, that after repeated battles from the 3d to the 9th,
the Combined Armies of Ruffia and Pruffia had r,btained a Co bt•
!ERTL VICTORY OVER THE FRENCH. Tb' refult of the vitiory
bad been Twenty Eagles; fourteen of which had been awarded to
General BENNIOSIN and the Ruffian Army : ;he remaining Gs
Dad been prefented to his Majefty the King of Paussta. The
French had loft Twenty Thoufand men, who were dead on the
geld of battle.

" The conteft bad been fo obftinatcly maintained on both fides
that both French and Ruffians had refufed to accept of any quarter
from each other. A body of ',son French, who had been cut off
during the battle of the 7th, had been furrounded on the Bth by
the whole of the Ruffian Army—they refufed to lay down their
arms or accept of quarter; but General BENNlost tv, after a (harp
attack, made them fenfible of their frultlefs refiftance, and ruinous
dcfperation, and induced them to furrender at diferetion. Tilde
are the only prifoners taken. The RUSSIANS amanita IN•
CANPID ON THE FIELD OP IATTLIC on the loth; the French bad
retreated two leagues. General BEN N IGSZN expetted a ftrong re-
inforcement of Coffacks, and the Junction of the Silefian Levy ;
when, it is fuppofed, that he will purfue his vietory.
• By Order of the Chamber of Magiftracy,
" H. KLOPSTOCK."

The above notification accounts for the dreadful
(laughter on that day, by Rating, not that neither
army would give, but that both refuted to take guar•
ter. That is, they both fought with fuch defperation
as to preclude all thoughts of furrendering.
London, England, 1807-03-13

VOSEN, FERRUARY ti.

The c rps under Genera' Dombrowilti, goes
into Will er quarter, with the Grand army ; its can-
t inment, wiil Le at Gniewit, Amiletwalde, Geelen,
Eack•xir7„ and N rwie. The Poles who are with
Lefevre confill chiefly of cavalry, and very
'it.goiilie..lthemfelves in the action at Mati•
etvetrd,:r. The Marfhal had his.head quarters at
that piz.ce on the r zth.
London, England, 1807-03-13

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

71" O MORROW EVENING, MARCH 14, 1807,
J. will be adled (for the third time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST?
'The principal Chara!ters by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr C. Keroble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
gmrry, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da-
Ircnport, Mrs. Emery, Mifs Tyrer.
To which will
Obe.THER GOOSE added the New Pantomime, called
.
On Monday, the New Comedy ; with Mother Gook.

ASSEMBLIES—DANCING AND MUSIC.
RESPECTABLE rerions, riming to join a Selea
Affembiy, may become Suhfcribers to one, on giving their
fildrefs to Meffrs. ALLEN and PRINCE, at thuir Affenthly Rooms
140. to. Great Alie-flrect, Goodman's Fields, or No t Sberrard!
*feet, Golden fquare. Alfo Ladies and Gentlemen, of any age,
who never learnt Dancing or Muk, may learn quite in private,
an a plan exprefdy ncmed for th,fe who with the acquirement ex-
peditious, and yet fuitable to perfohs ot Rank and ',Milian. Public
Leffims are alto given two evenings a week. at only One Guinea
per (tcarter.—Schools and Familial attended
A number of fine toned New and 'econd hand Grand and
Square Piano Fortes, Harps, and Organs, arc on fale at their
Milk Roams, at very reafonable prices.
Mr. Pm sct. teaches hinging, Thorough Bafs, ant Mune in
general.

This day was publithed, price is. 6d.
ALETTER to the Rev. FRANCIS STONE,
M. A 9 cdor of Cold Norton, Effex, in Reply to his Ser-
mon, preachcL at the Vilitation at Danbury, on the Bth of July,
By the Rev. EDWARD NARES, M. A.
Rector of Biddenden, Kent.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard
I.ongman, Puy ft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter•rovr; J. Hard-
ing. St. Janics's flreet ; and J. Cooke, Oxford.

Lately publillscd, bandfomely printed is uto. on Writing Paper,
price in boards 7s.—To be continued Annually,
rillE FARMER'S DAILY JOURNAL and
11 COMPLE FE ACCOUNTANT, from Michaelmas 'Sob
to i 8•37. Recommended to all Farmers, as well Proprietors as
Occupiers of Farms, Stewards. Bai &e. as the molt eafy and
ready method of keeping the Accounts of a Farm, fo arranged that
the plaineft capacity, with a knowledge of writing only, may keep
molt accurate and fatlsfactury account, as well of the labour as
the profits of tile Farm.
By a PRACTICAL FARMER.
Printed for F. C. and j Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard,
and fold by all Bookfen?rs in Town and Country.
London, England, 1807-03-13

WEST INDIA MERCHANTS.

Mr. HIBBERT complained of the coolnefs that
had been exhibited by the different adminiftrations of
late, refpeEting the Weft India Colonies. He Rated
their great importance to the country, .and the hard-
fhips under which the Weft India merchants laboured,
and concluded by moving that the petition of the
Weft India merchants be referred to a Sclera Corn.
mittee, to confider the fubjea, and report their ob-
fervations and opinions to the Houle.
Mr. JACOBS denied the exiftence of the indiffer-
ence to the Weft India Colonies, of which the Hon.
Member had complained, but affented to the motion.
He adduced the American Intercourfe Bill as an in-
fiance, that the prefent Adminiftration were not in-
different to their interefts.

Mr. ROSE contended, that the American inter-
condi Bill was not called for, and that if had not
paired the navigation would have in a year or two
been entirely in the hands of Great Britain.
Lord TEMPLE faid, that the Bill was loudly cal-
led for, and that the colonifts Rill complained dm. too
little had been done for them.
After a few words from Sir Thomas Turton and
Mr. Wilberforce, the motion was unanimnufly agreed
to. Lord Temple, Mr. Hibbert, Mr. Bathurft, Sir
William Curtis, &c. &c. were appointed to the Com-
mittee.
London, England, 1807-03-13

.3ul GEMS 01.1.POtifitY

This day were puhllihed. two new Editions, one on fuperfine large
paper eligautly pained price Ss. in boards, and the other neatly
printed on Waller paper. vice ss. 6d. hound, fur Sshonl,
CLASSICAL ENGLISHPOETRY ; being a
choice Colledinn of THREE HUNDRED of the &ft short
Pieces of tbe various Englifh Poets, containing near TWENTY
THOUSAND LINES, and a Preliminary DlM:nation on the
Nature and Recitation of Poetry.
By Dr. MAVOR and Mr. PRAT T.
Printed for Riot Aao PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black•
friars, and to be had of Bookfellers, with the full Allowance to
Schools. Of whom ago may be bad,
I. POETRY for CHILDREN, containing fech Pieces as it may
be proper to commit to Memory at an early age. By Mils Aikin,
price 25. half bound.
a. The HISTORY of ENGLAND in EASY VERSE, adap-
ted to tn. Memory of Young Perfons. 13y R. J Jahnfm, A.M.
price as 6d. half bound.
London, England, 1807-03-13

HAMBURGH, MARCH 8.

It is remarked, that fince the conferences took
place at Keil between the Crown Prince of Denmark
and the Swedifh and French Minillers, an evi-
dent coolnefs has prevailed between the Courts of
Sweden and Denmark. The former, it appears, has•
rejetied the mediation of the latter, though the, Da-
nifis Government off:red.to ufe its good offices in en-
deavouring to rellore the ancient friendly relations
which fubfilled between Sweden and France. It is
related that at the lalt conference, a certain perfo-
nage of the highefi confideration faid to the Swedirfh
Minifter, Baron Von Taube—" Well, be it fo ! Since
your Mailer is determined to lofc Pomerania, let him
lofe it."
London, England, 1807-03-13

ANCLAM, FEB. 17.

The fiege and defence of Stralf.und are carried en
with equal energy. The garrifon made another fortie
en the 12th, under Lieut. General Armfeldt, with
the view of getting pofteffion of a battery before
Frankenfront. This attempt, though affifted by the
fire of two gun beats, did not fucceed, but coft the
Swedes about thirty men killed and wounded. The
French are fo alive on their part, that preparations
for a bombardment are already viable. Another
train of heavy artillery is upon the road to Stralfund,
and as the veffels at Wolgatt and other places have
been put in requifition, it is not improbable that an
attack is preparing againft the Ifland of Rugen.
London, England, 1807-03-13

eArertfla

TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

TO BE DISPOSED OP, in a very eligible fttuation in the City,
near Temple Bar,
IHE Leafe, Good Will, and Stock in Trade of a
Druggift, pm-Wily adapted to the wheefale and retail line.
For particulars apply to Mr. Humphries, Chemift and Druggift,
St Bennet's Hill, Thames-ftreet.—Lettess, poft paid, will be at-
tended to.
London, England, 1807-01-21

Th. Evening—..Falfe Alarm.; with the Siege of Moutgatz.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'`j''O•MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 22,
will be idled the PLy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Sir Patina: Mactycophant, Mr. COOKE.
To which will be added the New Pantotrune, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
This Evening—The Tempelt; with Mother Cook.

SELOND WEEK OF THE. POPULAR PERFORMANCES.
Croffman's Famous Isrunken Peafant, &e. Favourite Balkt ;
a New Harlequin Pantomime, Sm.
ASTLEYI NEW OLYMPIC PAVILLION,
NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.
(Eftablilhed by Authority of the LORD CHAMRSILAIN)
THIS pt dint WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2r,
and every Evening until further notice; a favourite Dance,
called THE HIBERNIAN REAPERS.
Principal Charadten, by Mr. Dubois and Mrs Parker.
EX I R AORDINARY EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES,
Including Mr. Cralinan's Drunken Peafant and famous Hot fernan-
Qdp.—Singing by Mr. Johnfton and Mrs. Herbert.
The two Mailer Davis's will perform tit& much admired adtivity
on two Horfes.
The whole to conclude with (9th time) a Harlequin Pantomime,
got up under the diredtion of Mr. Croffman, called
_ HARLEQUIN PLAGIARIS F;
Or, THE GIGANTIC GHOST.
Harlequin (with leaps, roetamorphofes, &c.) Mr. Croffman.
Pyernan. (with Songs) Mr. G. Smith.
Columbine, Mrs. Parker.
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words upon the labsh---" John Burgefs and Son's Original and fu-
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