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London, England, 1807-09-10

THE ARMY.

The following Copy of a letter has been received
by the Commanding Officer of the fecond Royal
Surrey regiment at Hythe, in confequence of the
fpirited volunteet ing of that corps:—
"
Whitehall, Sept. 4. doy.
Sir—l have learnt with great fatisfadion that in purfoance of I
the permiflion lately granted by the Legiflature, to regiments of
militia to volunteer into the line, in certain proportions. the regi•
ment under your command bas funtiihcd its full quota for that
Service.
Ard having thought it my duty to fubmit the fame far his
Maje(ty's information, I ant commanded to fignify to you the
high feafe which his Majeity entertains of the fpirited and zealous
fupport afforded to the public fervice by the fecond Surrey Regi-
ment of Militia, in giving fu full and early an effect to thole mea•
(urea which bis Majefty bas been induced to fandloa at this mo-
mentous crifis, for the defence and fecurity of the country. I am,
Sir, your molt obedient bumble fervant. (Signed)
"
London, England, 1807-09-10

ALBION BREWERY.

AT a Meeting of Selc Friends it was determined
.efkahlifh a BREWERY ander elf Awe Title with a
view to'amead the Public's Beverage, sod at the fame time to
reduce the price. To effeEt tbi. purpofc the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public at large, are rcfpcdfully informed, that Plans, ex-
gbnatory of the whole, may be had, Shares purchafed, and proper
eipt• &en, at Mess. Sadao, Blake, and Poftle-hwaies, No.
es, Leinbuddtreet and at Mars. Maras, Sibbald, and Co.
krosas-greet, Oxford greet.

WANTED to purchafe, a HOUSE, with from
40 to 8o Acres of Land, lying eompad, about eo miles
from Town ; Freehold, good Roads, fitc. There Inuit be on the
Groond lime, a good Entrance, Drawing Room, Dining Room,
keahfall Room, and Offices; five or fix Bed Rooms, would be re-
fared befides Sleeping Rooms for Servants, Stabling, Farm Yard,
ihrubbery and Garden. Surrey, Buckingliamthirt, Berkffilre, er
ilampthire, would be preferred.
Dircd. with the !dwelt price and all particulars. to Mr. Ware!,
st Mr. jacitlon's, Stationer, Oxford-Itreet, corner of Orchard-
itect.--Soenc letters lately fent, were by accident not taken in,
hit the mittakc has been redified.
London, England, 1807-09-10

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIOPI

Saturday laft, the Rev. George Glover, A. B. Was inaituted to
the Vicarage of Cromer, in Norfolk, on the prefentaticn of the
Lord Biihop of Fly.
The Rcv. W. Miller, M A. h eled.ed Minor Canon of Chi
ehefter, in O. room of the Rev. W. Walker, religncd.
London, England, 1807-09-10

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 7.

At Friday's Fair, about 11,400 (beep and lambs
were penned for ale, and nearly all difpofed ot, at
the following prices, ♦iz.—Wethers, from 34.5. to 425.
—Ewes, from 325. to 415.--Wether Lambs, t7s. to
255.—Ewe Lambs. tBs. to 285.—and a I'm young
Rams, from four to 15 guineas.
Upwards of one hundred and twenty perfons,
chiefly buyers and fellers of (beep, dined at the Old
Ship Tavern ; and more than fizty at the King and
Queen Inn.
After the removal of the cloth, at the Old Ship, a
refolution was entered into by a great number of the
farmers and corn dealers prefent, for regulating the
time of holding the Corn Market here. The latenefs
of the hour hitherto adopted for bufinefs, was gene-
rally complained of, and an agreement for dining at
two, and proceeding to bufinefs at three, in future,
between Michaelmas and Lady Day, was fubfcrihed
to by between thirty and forty very refpeetable far-
mers and dealers.
London, England, 1807-09-10

EDINBURGH, SEPT. S.

Arrived at Anderfon's Hotel, Aberdeen, the Earl
of KINTO* a and Lord letvcautty, and fet off for Fra-
ferburgh, to be prefent at the ceremony of laying the
foundation•flone of the New Pier.

Lalt week a fcene of mirth and hofpitality, feldom
equalled, took place at Blair Adam, the feat of
WILLIAM ?loam, Efq. M. P. occalioned by the pre-
fence of their Graces the DUKE and Ductless or
BEDFORD, Lord- Joust Russet., and a filth Party of
the Friends of Mr. ADAM. The company met on
Monday, and did not part until the Sunday
ing. There was a Ball every night, which was open-
ed by her Grace, who is one of the beft dancers in
the kingdom, and Mr. ADAM. The Mufic, which
was under the dirthion of Mr. Gow, was excellent.
SEPTEMBER 7,—We had a very heavy fall of rain,
which began on Saturday evening, and continued all
night and the greater part of yeiterday. It blew
very hard yelterday forenoon, and a number of
cam!, &c. were blown off from chimneys into the
Greets. The water of Leith rote to a confiderable
height, which occafioned a great frelh in Leith bar.
boor, by which a boat was upfet, but the two men in
it were fared.

The Mary, of Irvine, .laden with fates, from
Eafdale, in attempting to come into the harbour,
(truck on the outer wall of the New Dock, and was
bilged. Several of the veifels in the Roads were
obliged to run for Aberlady Bay, for fear of being
forced on (hare, the 'rind being nearly north. We
have heard of no ether damage among the chipping,
and, it is hoped, the crop has not fulimined much
injury.
Yefierday afternoon the lifeboat, with about jo
men, went out from Newhaven, to two bags, who
hove out fignals of dilitels.
Codfiderable dam•tge was done to -the liable yard
of the Britannia inn, Leith, by that [well of the tide.
London, England, 1807-09-10

SALES BY AUCTION.

On Wednelday. the 3Ctti day of Serernber init. at the London
Inn, in Dover, at Elev&l o'Cloet,

THE very handfome Ship WACKSAMKEIT.
ERIC LUNSTROM, late Mager; condemned as Prize to
his Majefty's gun brig Blazer, TOHN HINTON, F.fq. Com/milder.,
Length Aloft :us feet 8 inches—Breadth 31 feet 6 irch2s—
Height between Decks 6 feet 4 inches—and adtneafures 533 56.94
Tors.

The Waekfamkeit is a remarkably Taft failer, particularly
adapted for the Tranfnort Service, Well India, EaR Court-y, or
any employ where difpatch and burthen are required; ti molt
abundantly found, and only wants prwiaons to equip her f. n.
For inventories and further particular., apply to Mac Clement-
fon,,Efq. No. a 4, Clement's Inn, London ; or to Thomas Pain,
Dovtr.

VALUABLE LIFE INTEREST, REVERSION, AND
A NNIII FY.
By Marrs. HOOGART 2.nd PHILLIPS,
(SuccelTor: to M. SNII I u)
At aarrawav'n, on Monday, the 2tfi ut Twelve eklock,

in Two Lots, by Order of the Aknees of Mr. Henry St.
John,
THE INTEREST of 66661. 135. 41. Three per
Cent. Reduced Annuities, amounting to 20.1. per annum,
during the joint Lives of the above Mr. St. John, aged abut
years, whole life is inforablc, and his wife, aged about 3c years;
with the Abfalute Reverfinn on the &mire of Mrs. St. John, to
the whole of the Stock. Aro, an Annuity of rod being a Knlion
from Government during the Life of the above Mr. S: lobo.
Particulars may be 114,1 of Meffes. Pout!. Road, and I i.,yty,
licitors, Plymouth Dock; Meffrs. Sand. s and Horton, Solicitors,
Crane•court. Fleet Rrett ; at Gat raway's ; and of Mcfirs. Home:
and Phillips, No. 63, Broad ltr:er, near the Royal Exelauge,
London.
London, England, 1807-06-08

feated them with great (laughter, and occafioned a
retreat of the remaining part of the befieging army.
We wills we could add, that the reports brought
by thefe Captains teem entitled to credit ;—but the
private letters we have fees fpeak of the fall of Dant
iic, not as likely to happen, but as having atually
taken place, and complain of this country not hav•
ing effeBed by fea, what was rendered impoffible to
the Ruffians, by the French. having poffeffed them
felves of, and fortified the (mall iflands on the fide by
which alone the Ruffians could advance to relieve
the place. Miniflers, we underfiand, entertain no
doubt of the place having capitulated.

STOCKHOLM GAZETTE, OF MAY S.
" Head Qp.attere,Stralfund, May 2z.

,1 Lieutenant Generil Baron Wrede, who is to
ferve in the army alfembled in this town and its
neighbourhood, is arrived here from Sweden. The
Dutch troops on the Swedifh frontiers continue to
defert in great numbers : lafi Sunday, the 17th init.
arrived here no lcfs than I'm., with all their accou.
trements." •

TOCKHOLM,MAY 28.

The following intelligence has been received here,
from Koningfberg : " On the zoth April the Queen
of Pruffia arrived in:that place. She paid the greateft
attention to the tick officers of the allied armies—
vifited the barracks lately ereeted for the fick and
wounded, and diftributed confiderable fums among
them. Their numbers feems to very great. Gene•
ral Ruchel, the prefent Governor of Koningfberg,
has given notice to the inhabitants, that the churches
cannot any longer be opened for religious worthip,
but muft be devoted to the reception of the tick. All
waggons and horfes are put in requifition, and it is
aridly prohibited to well holies out of the town."
From Copenhagen, Riga, Mittau, Pillau, and Pe-
tedburgh, leveret (hips have Lined with grain flour,
and grits for Koning(berg, and other Pruffian ports.
London, England, 1807-06-08

ANOTHER DUEL.

Saturday fe'nnight, near Liverpool, a meeting took
place between Mr. BOASE, of the Royal Cornwall
Regiment, accompanied by Mr. THOM psom and Mr.
CARDER, of his Majefly's fhip BoLINA, accompanied
by Mr. STEWART, when, after an' exchange of three
fhots, their difpute, by the interference of the feconds,
was molt honourably fettled. and they withdrew from
the field, fortunately unhurt. They flood at ten paces
diflaut from each other.

SERICM3 AFFRAY.Yeflerday afternoon, as two
or three Irifh labourer% were paffing by St James's
Markel to their lodgings in Market-lane, they were
ridiculed by Tome butchers, who were fitting on their
Balls in the Market Place. The Irifkmen, not willing
to put up with fuch an unmerited infult, retorted the
abide, which in a little time came to blows. The
butchers being more numerous, had, at the com-
mencement of the affray, the heft of it. The alarm
flew to each end of Market-lane, which is almoft en-
tirely occupied by the natives of Ireland : both men
and women, armed with bludgeons of every defcrip•
tien, fuch as broom handles, broken chairs, p' keys,
tongs, (hovels, &c. ran to the alEflance of their
countrymen. The butchers were likewife increafed
in number, when the conteft was renewed with re-
doubled fury by both parties, and 'ailed about three
qua tern of an hour, at which time the pavement bad
received a Taft effufion of blood. The Parifh Beadles
and Conftables were fent for, but were not able to
flop the riot until the combatants had beaten each
other to that excels, that from lots of blood they
were obliged to content to a ceffation of hoftilities,
at which time there were about nine or ten &etched
in the ftreet for dead. We hear that there were above
20 taken home very dangerrmlly wounded ; and eight
with fret:lured fltulls, broken legs, and arms, carried
by the Beadle% to the hliddlefex Hofpital, Tome of
whom not expeeted to fur rive.
London, England, 1807-06-08

SHEERNESS, JUNE 6.

Sailed from the Nore the trade for Tonningen,
under convoy of the ALear (loop of war, with a
Treat breeze at S. E.
YARMOUTH, JUNE 7.

Friday the Excite, affifted by a party of the }lode,
made feiture of t3O kegs of liquor, five carts, (even
horfes, and eight men, near Wilton, which have peen
fafely lodge:). Sailed the Sea Lark fchooner, for the
Baltic. Saturday the Hon. HENRY hal:molar
embarked on board the SAPPHO floop of war, under
a falute of :5 guns, for the Court of Sweden. His
Excellency was attended by Mr. LYALL, King's Met.
fenger. Arrived the STATELY, of 64 gun', AMA.
CANINE floop of war, and Havoc gun brig. The
Havoc has brought over Come paffengers, who (tate
'that a battle had been fought, but the refult they did
not know. Sailed the Ac lecouer, of 64 guns, on a
etuize ; MELEAGER frigate, HYACINTH floop, Cenfor
and Snipe gun brigs. This morning arrived a
Ideffenger, with difpatches of an unpleafant nature :
the Meffenger proceeded to London in a chaife and
four.-. Wind S. S. E.
London, England, 1807-06-08

THI ZING V. JOHN ffiIVARD3..

The Defendant in this cafe was brought op to re-
ceive the fentence of the Court, having fuffered judg-
ment to go by default, upon an indictment for ob.
(trading Davis and Rogers, two Excite Officers, in
the difcharge of their duty.
On the part of the protecutior it appeared, that
this trantadion took pface in Merionethfhire. The
Excite Officers met the defendant, with two Andes
laden with a quantity of fpivituons liquors, which,
upon examination, turned out to b 4 about fixteen
gallons of brandy, and two of rum. They accord.
ingly feized it, knowing it to be run fpirits, and put
the !pyres into a Court-yard, with the feiced goods,
as a place of fafety, when the defendant broke into
it, and took one of the holies away by force. The
defendant's affidavit Rated, that this trantadion took
place fo far back as the year 1799, and (*non-after he,
was brought before the Magiltrates, and fined 71.7 c.
—He rented a fmall farm for 171. 17s. per annum,
which was the only fupport of himfeif and family.
The. ATTOaNIT G6,NERAL, for the profecution,
obferved, that the indidment was certainly preferred
in 1799, but the defendant had taken good care to
keep out of the way ever (ince, until very lately,
win& was the real enure of his not being brought tn.
for judgment before.
Mr. Bsvaw, for the defendant, raid, his client had
been brought up ft.om Cardigan, it Atm expellee his
fmall pittance could ill afford; he, hirwever, for.
rendered himfelf to the mercy of the Anoint', Get
sera!, trolling in his humanity.
Mr. juffice Canso, io paffitsg the fentence of the
Court, lamented that pedant ot this defcriprion will
not it;tderflend that the law mutt be obeyed by aft
claret of perfons. He was then ordered to be corn.
minted to the eullody of the Marital of the Marfhal-
lea for the (pace of fit weeks.
crobsety 4: nocitiike no co.
This was an ingtinientfet down fpechlly, involving
the qualm, whether the Plaintiff was entitled to re-
cover of the Defendants an infurance made upon the
1 life of the late Mr. Pitt.' It appeared that Mr. Pitt
was indebted to the Plaintiff, and that he Wined his
• the with the Defendants for gook for feven years,
paying a premium of t$ guineas per annum. At
the expiration of three years Mr. Pitt died, and the
, debt Was paid by his executors, but it did not appear
i vu the proceedings whether Mr. P. died infolvetit or

not. Subfeqitent to the payment by the eincuton,
an aCion was brought, and the plea was, that the
Plaintiff had not, at that time, a fofficient intereft in
Mr. Pitt's affairs to maintain an atlion. The quellion
was not decided, as it (tends over to have the cafe
amended as to Mr. Pitt's folvency at the timt of his
death.
London, England, 1807-06-08

F JIZEIGN I.7VTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, MAY
•
The Generals, members of the Senate, charged by
the Emperor with the organization of the confctipts
of Oa, have fet out for their refpeeive deninations.
The official Journal obferves---4, I'l.e operations pre-
paratory to the levy of iBoB are carried on with a
promptitude and regularity which promife the hap-
pica effeBs. 'lbe youth have envinced unbounded
devotion and Confidence. In a number of cantons,
the drawing has been followed by banquets, where
the gaiety of the confcripts was particularly remark-
ed. The number of ahfentees, which was very (mall
lan year, has been this year hill leis. One cattle
which contributed the mon effeflually to this year's
fuccefs, is the feverity ezercifed by the tribunals for
Come months pan upon agents of corruption of every
defcription."

The fhip l'Orient. Capt. Juts CESAR PRETE, hay I
ing only 23 men on board, was hailed on the rath of
this month, off Antibes, by the Spartan Englifh fri
gate.. Capt. Paeva fuffered four pinnaces, fent cut
by the enemy, to approach him. In the ail of board.
ing, his crew fired upon them, and almoft every man
that prefented himfelf was killed by the firft difcharge.
All that aaually boarded the veffel were fabred in
the heat of the &aim, one feaman excepted, and the
pinnaces funk. Not one man was killed on board
the l'Orient in this affair, which does fo much ho.
nour to Capt. Nava and his crew.
The Emprefs of France has lately returned. with
the Queen of Holland, from the Cattle of Lacken to
Malmaifon.

On the 23d, the Emprefs came from Malmaifon to
St. Cloud, and on the following day the Qeen, her
daughter, fet out for the waters of litgneres, with a
fmall retinue.
London, England, 1807-06-08

SECOND EDITION, correded to the a6th of May,
This day ses pub: lilted, price vs. 6d. limed,
illuftrated with a coloured Map of Hindoßan, pointing out the
late Divifion of Territory,
rrHE EAST INDIA REGISTER and DIREC-
TORY for tSoy, containi,g the Company's Eltabliniments
ar Home and Abroad, with the Cafualiies rkat occurred in the hit
Year—An Account of the College at Hertford—Various Rules and
Regulations repating the Company's Service, and much other
actin Information.
By JOHN MATHISOO and ALEX WAY MASON,
Of the Secretary's Mee, EaR-India Houfe..
London : Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingfbury, Leadcuhall.
alect ; and J. Hatchard, No. ism, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1807-06-08

ELSINEUR, MAY 23.

This morning arrived the NIGHTINGALE floop of
*at, from Leith; PROVIIANCE armed !hip, from
Hull ; and the NORFOLK armed !hip, from the Long
Hope Ration, with their refpeeive fleets. The SPY
floop of war, and CsNsoa gun•brig, are yet here.
London, England, 1807-06-08

SEMLIN, MAY 6.

Several French engineers having art ived at Sara
gevo and Trawneck, to form a new road acrofs Bof-
nia, Bekir Pacha has obliged them to defer the exe-
cution of their plan, alledging that it was neceffary
for him to write to the Sublime Porte.
London, England, 1807-06-08

NAUTICAL MTELLICENCI.

MAILS.—Wind E. N. E.
MM. nut. AIR. DOZ.
Da lin 3 1 Toniingen o o
Waterford 2 1 Lifbon 0 /
Gottenburgh I o

FALMOUTH, JUNE S.

Arrived his Majetty's blip Hu tit art, from a cruize.
The Alexander Lindo,..Captain Barmsastatt, and
the Elizabeth, Baows,. are arrived from Jamaica,
which they left on the t4th of Apia. The fleet for
Great Britain, &c. was to fail from the place of
rendezvou., on the toth of May.
London, England, 1807-06-08

DOVER. JUNE 6.

A brifk firing was heard here for about three
hours this morning, from the French coati, fuppofed
to be from Tome of ma cruizers endeavouring to
dentin a gun brig, which lies wrecked be ween Calais
and Cales Cliff, which it th-rught to be the Jacza
Lieut. CHMILES STEWART. Palled by this morning,
a cartel with Dutch prifoners, from Curaeoa, bound
to Holland ; the late Governor of that place alto
went pan here this day in at. American Ihip.
June 7.—Palled by here this morning, the brig
Emanuel, Capt. COLLUND, of Flen(burg, from Lif-
bon, bound to Tonningen; Ike has on board the crew
of the brig Drommedar, Capt. Pali:6st,
apfet off Guernfey, in the gale of the 3oth ult. on
her voyage from London, bound to Bourdeaux. The
Tranfports, having on board the German Legion,
from Ireland, went pan here la night for the Downs.
Sailed this morning the Pappenburg hoy, Ludwig
Profper, Capt. Sruaesam, from Marennes, laden with
fait, bound to Pappenburg. Paired by this day the
fhip Lire Oak, from Norfolk, in at days, bound to
London.—Wind S. S.W. and moderate.
DEAL, JUNE 6.

Arrived the EXIIRTION and MARINER gun brigs
from a cruise off °fiend: the former brought in with
her a Swedi(h veffel, which the has detained.—Sailed
the OTTIR, and SKYLARK 110013 S, for the Nore.
JUNE 7.—Sailed thro' the Downs the Duckingfield,
Dursaa, for Surinam. Arrived and failed for the
River the (hips Ben Lomond, YOUNG, from Deme-
rara ; and the Adventure, M‘Karizra, from St. Do-
mingo. Came down from the Nore the Elizabeth,
WALKER ; Beatrix, CHANCELLOR, and feveral other
tranfports. Remain in the Downs Princefs of Orange,
Alfred, Trußy, Explofion, Fury, Sea Gull, Blazer,
Indignant, Furious, Thralher, Exertion, Mariner and
Widgeon.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-06-08

THE KING, Itr JOHN MACCOUIg.
- - -

The prifoner in this Cale was brought up from
Newgate, to be admitted to bail, having been com-
mitted by the Magifirates of Bow lireet, on fofpicion
of forging indorfements and negotiating Bills to the
alumna of 40001. which had been fent to London by
different Merchants and Tradefmen, from Fiflterton,
in Nottinghamshire, by the conveyance of the Edin-
burgh coach, and floten therefrom. It appeared
from the examinations taken before the Magifirater,
that about the 13th of March tall, the feveral motes
in queftion were, by tome ferret means, embezzled
or taken out of the coach beforementioned, and many
of them negociated at different Bankers' in Derby•
(hire, Staffordfhire, Cheller, and various other places.
Thefe notes were indorfed by a perfoa calling him
fell J. Warren.
The prifoner was apprehended by Adkins and
Anthony, two Bow greet Officers, and was four or
five times brought up and re-committed for further
examination. Fourteen or fifteen perfons were exa-
mined, but none of them could identify the prifoner
as the per fon who paffed himfelf as J. Warren, and
negociated there hilts, except three, who could only
(peak to their beliet.--Upon thefe grounds he was
committed by the Magiarates.
In fupport of his prefent application to be admit-
ted to bail, the prifoner produced an affidavit, (worn
by himfelf, Mr. Louis Brlngna, ref Govent•Garden
Theatre, Mr. George Grimaldi and his wife, of the
fame, Ann Thomas, Sufanna Stewartfon, Letitia
Harrowby, and &velal other perforis, who clearly
and circumliantially deferihed the prifoner to have
been in their company, or tranfading bufinefs Kith
them in or near London, from the 13th of March
until after the zoth, in the courfe of which time the
bills in queflion had been negotiated in the counties
of Stafford and Derby, and at Cheller and other
placer, upwards of 130 miles from London. Some
of thefe witneffes (Grimaldi and Bologna) had ac
companied the prifoner one of thole days to Wo
wich, where they performed in the entertainment
of Don limn, at the Woolwich Theatre. • Other wit-
neffes fpoke of his drinking tea with thetn, going to
the play in the evening, purchsfing goods, &c. at
loch times as made it impoflible that he could be ab•
fent from London, fo as to be able to go to thefe va-
rious diftant places far the purpofe of negotiating the
bills in queflion. It further appealed, that the pri-
foner had been for many years in the habit of keep-
ing a diary, from which lie was able to account for
every measent of his time.
After hearing Counfel on both rider, the Court
tronfidered it a cafe in which the party might he per-
mitted to bail; and the prifoner was accordingly en-
larged, upon entering into fecurity, on three feveral
indictments, himfelf in 2001. and four lurches in Sol.
each, upon each indidment.
London, England, 1807-06-08

LAW IMiILIGEIfICE.

•••• •••••

COURT OF CHANCERY, JTJNE s.
+HAUCK MIDA TON TY TODD.
Sif John Throckmorton being an incumhrancer,
With divers.othei perfoni, upon an ellate by mort-
gage; and theft being a very tedious law Cult tepee.
Ting the Mortgaged premifm, Sir John entered into a
Contrail with a Mr. Todd, to affign or make over to
him all his right and claim, miler the mortgage deed,
for a fum much lets than tbatdoe by' the deed. The
Other creditors of the ellate haie obtained 4 decree
for the tale of the lands and dividends of the original
Mortgagee.. Sir John petitioned id be 'Hewed the
remainder of his debt; o'er arid above the fum paid
by Todd to him, under the contrail, and that Todd
may be paid our of the dividends in quell, n, the fum
by him advanced to Sir John. It was contended that
the contra& T,etween Sir John and Todd was binding
upon Sir J,ohn, and that he lhould'have co further
claim en the ellate in difptre; for that his claim was
Certain, although fubje& to delay, at the time of the
contra& with Todd ; and that his remedy was only
apical Todd, if he had any ground- in equity.—
'1 he Lord Ctiancellor laid to Sir John's agent, that
he thought the intended full againfl Todd, by Sir
John, would prove difficult ; but granted to much
of. the prayer of the petition as entitled Todd to re-
ceive from the dividends the (urn by him paid under
the contra!, with liberty to Sit John to file his bill,
on or before the &it day of Michaelmas Term, but
not after.
It was fuggefiecl. by Sir Arritua Ptoorr, that
fuch liberty fhould be without prejudice to the pro-
ceedings of the creditors at large. of the eliate.
Sir SAMUEL ltoraiLL? here objected to the words
4, without prejudice" making any part of the order
words which he Paid, were never introduced with any
other view than that of creating fume prejudice; a
contlrueion adopted by the Court, aid fuch wends
were rejected.
London, England, 1807-06-08

PORTSMOUTH, JUN►: 7.

Arrivedhis Majelty'sfhip 4ACIMORIII fromGnern•
fey. Sailed his Majefty's fhip STRSNUOUS, with a
convoy for the Downs. The Fasts, of 74 guns,
Captain BENNET, is fitting for the Mediterranean.--
Wind S. W. _ _
London, England, 1807-06-08

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 6.

Came in the Q2.:att. fchooner, of eight guns. from
off Madeira, with difpatchet. from Commodore Sir
Samuel.. HOOD; the left the fquadron, confifting of
the CENTAUR, ACHILLE, CAPTAIN, and two others,
14. days fince, cruizing off Madeira, but it was ex.
peeed that they would return loon to rejoin the
Channel Fleet. Sailed the PLovea, of 18 guns, on
a cruize off Scilly ; and CoucLyilLet, of 74 guns, to
join the Channel Fleet. Came in the Cattotaus, of
i4guns, from the Eaftward.
London, England, 1807-06-08

FROM THE TURKISH FRONTIERS, MAY 8.

The Twits have had a bloody affirm with the
Servians near Niffa, and obtained a complete viEtory.
The following is the report publithed by the Servians
on the fubjet9 :
" On the 22d ult. the Turks attacked the Servian
camp near Niffa. The attack, though not expelled,
was fullained with the utmoft intrepidity, as the
Servians drove the Turks three miles ; but the latter
having received numerous reinforcements, renewed
the attack, when, after a conflid which continued till
night, the Servians were driven nine miles. Their
lofs confifted of 4830 killed, 7235 wounded, and
800 prifoners."
In the mean while, it feems that the impetuofity of
the Turks has been exceedingly prejudicial to them
in another quarter, as appears from the following
report :
66 On the evening of the 25. h of April, a corps of
Servians prefented themfelves before the little for-
trefs of Ofcuruk. Being obferved by tome of the
Turkifb outpoils, a fortie was made upon the enemy
lin the night, when a number of the latter, who had
approached near-the works before the place, were
forced into the ditches. Milo, the Servian comman.
dant, having afterwards colleded his people, retreat.
ed through a valley, where he effelted a junaion
with the corps that had been defeated before Niffa.
Milo then concerted meafures with the commandant
of that corps, and made a feint of retreating toge-
ther, merely to draw on the Turks. This had .the
dared effeFt. Having reached a fecond valley. the
Servians made a Rand to wait for the enemy, who
loon came up, and made a vigorous attack ; imme•
diately after which, the fecond corps of Servians
made their appearance, and fell upon the Turks,
much inferior in number, who were compelled to
retreat, leaving 400 men upon the field killed and
wounded. They alfo loft upwards of 700 piftels
land kanghiers, or Turkifh knives. The Servians had
170 killed and 98 wounded.
London, England, 1807-06-08

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Arrogant, Vidtorions, Intrepid, and Trident, will be paid
to-morraw, for the Anna Maria,-captured June 7, aor, at No.
10,joho kat, Adelphi ; and there recalled on Tuefdays and Thud-
dap foe three years to come.
The Santakdargaretta, for the Pandour, captured May T, 1806,
will be paid toassorrow, at No. as, Norfolk-Itreet; and there re-
called on Tuefdap and Fridays, for three months.
, The Emulous, for she Rochdale, captured April 11, 1807, was
paid an board this day; and will be recalled at No 28, High (trees,
Ponftnontal on Mondays and Thurfdays for three months.
Tke Growler, for Le Courier de Nantes, and Les Trois Freres,
captured in January, 1807, will be paid on its arrival; and recal-
led at No. is), George itreet„ Plpanouti. every Tuefday and Friday
for three months.
The Parties who were prefant at the capture of Simon'. Town,
July ta, 1793, and the Dutch sips Boetzlar, Jonge Bonifacius,
Gertrude, Lout& en Anthony, and Het Vartrouwen, will be paid
on the 24th init. at 9, New Broad area, on Wednefdays and
"f hurfdays for three years.
London, England, 1807-06-30

tIttNUS ST SCOTLAND.

Lord H. PETTY gave notice, that he would to►morrow trove
for leave to bring ir a Bill for the better rerulation of the revenue
of 6cotland ; and that on Friday next he would move for leave to
bring in a Bill for appropriating the exceircs of the Sinking Fund.
London, England, 1807-04-02

TO FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOLS.

\\TANTE') a SITUATION as BOARDER, in
a mfpeelable Sokool (on moderate terms) from sc to zoo
miles from London, for a Young Perron 19 years of age, who, on
account of the lots of a near n.lation, is comp ;hid to buard in a
family, and the is defirous of the opportunity or improving her
education.—Letters (poR paid) directed to A. Z. :a the Chapter
Cuffee-lioufe, Paternolter row, will be duly attended to,

rro BE SOLD, a Brace of Staunch POINTERS
of a Gentleman, obliged to go Abroad, wart anted ftcady and
good. The Bitch Three Years Old, the Dog l ive. Alfu a Brace
of Yoh:vertu bred from hem, for hecaing in nest Stafon.—Apply
(p,,ft paid) to A. B. No. 5, Blandford-ftreA, Portnuti fq:iare,and
all particulars will be given which cannot he m&ntioned in an
Advtrtiftinent, and a referer•.ce given to the Game Keeper.

PORTLAND PI.ACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AN EXCELLEN r HOUSE, dcfirably fituated
in Portland Plate, and fitted up in the molt tlegant ft* a
few months agn ; tog:111er with the Fixtures therein, and the
Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is
moitly new, may he taken at valu..iion. For further particulars
,apply to William P"rdeni, Architea, No. 39, Baner's-itmt, who
is authorifed to treat for the fame.
London, England, 1807-04-02

AGRICULTURAL BOMA,

PubV&A by J. HARDING, N 0.36, St. Tames's flreet, Lon.:on:
I.IIHE FARMER's ACCOUN r BOOK ; ena.
bling the Farmer with great cafe to k-ep a daily jour•
nal of his proceedings, an account of labour performed, of live and
other flock, of receipts and outgoings, and various other matters,
particularly ufeful to the Landowner, Farmer. Fait:lT and Stevv-
ards of Eitates. Folio containing a year's accounts. rice ats.
S. Dr. Aided-Ws ElTay on the Means of Improving Poor Sti:s,
where time and Manure are not be had. Soo. c.s.
3- Lord Dundonald on the Connexion that lu'ofifts between
Agriculture and Chentiftry, containing a particular cv.mination
of the variaus SuMl.ances ufed as Manures. 4 to. [Os. bd.
. .

—. ....
4. Smith's Obftrvations on the Utility. Form, and Management
of Water Meadows, on Draining Peat Boga, and other Improve.
ments, conducted for the Duke of Bedford, Mr. Colic, &c. gva,
, with plates, los 6d.
5. Culley's Werra:ions on Live Stock. containing directions
fur cheating and improving the bet breeds of donictlic animals,
a new edition, with an Appendix on the Merino breed of Sheep,
Bvn, with plates. 7s.
i 6. Lucceek's May on Wnol. with Hints for the improvement of
I the Britifh Fleece, addreffed to the Breeder, Crazier, and Monti-
fadturer, Bvn. 54 6d.
7. Pontey's Foreft Pruner, an Effay nn the management of Tim-
her Trees, sNhether intended for ufe, thelter nr oruamert, with a
new fyftem of management for Oak Woods, gvo, wish plates, 12,.
8. Sir Tofeph Banks on the Difeafes of Curn, with an Appendix
by Mr. Knight on the caters of Blight, &c. Bvo. a, 6d.
9..5ma11'4 Treatife on Ploughs and Whael Carriages, with AN
butbnot's Directions for the formation of Ploughs, with many
• plates. Is.
so. The Farmer's Magazine ; 2 Collection of El aye and Trade
on Agricultural Subjects ; publifhed quarterly. Octavo, with
plates, 7 yob. 31.45. 6d.
1 it r. Barber's Intlrudions for Building in Fife, or the Art of
ereeting (trans and durable Wall the height of feveral Storeys,
compofed of nothing ;',:sl earth, or tlie molt common materials ; 4to,
with 6 plates. tos.“.
1 12. Gaody's Defigns for Cottages, Crttage Farms, Entrance
Gates, and Lodges; 410. Forty-three Plates; 21 211.
I 13. Gsndy's Rural A rchitedt, nr Dcfigns for Country Buildings
in great variety, accompanied with ground plans, eftimates, he.
In sto, 21.21 .
I 14. Gyfford's Plans for (mall Villas, and elegant Cottage Build-
ings, &e. co, 11. 1 es 6d.
/5, _ Defigna for Small Cottages, Hunting and Shoot..
log Boxes, Lodges, Bridges, &u. &c sto, tl. is.
i i 6. A Catalogue cif Books on Agriculture and Rural Affairs.

- lita.
London, England, 1807-04-02

ABERDEEN, MARCH is.

.- .
The brig Adamant, of this place, amore on the
Herd Sand, was got off on Thurfday the 19th infl.
and went into dock at Shields. In confequence of the
difficulty of the channel at Sunderland, the brig Vine
and !loop Neptune, of and for this place with coals,
in attempting to go to fea, tlruck on the bar. The
former immediately returned to the harbour—but the
latter funk, and after lying a tide, has been carried in
with confiderable 'damage.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Gtevesstss, Aram t.—Palled by the Peace, Lawron, from
Norway, and the.Chriftiana, Sedman, from Memd. &died the
jam. Savage, toff Jamaica, and the Co!Hopwood, Thomas, for
Maldovado.

Azaivan.—At Cowes, the Helena, Smith, from Charkfton.--.
At Falmouth. the Alice, Peters. from Lifbon.—At Liverpool, the
Duncan, Barton, from New York; and the Commercial Packet,
—, from Libau.—At Hoylake, the Ulyffes, from Net,
York —At Dublin, the Bedford, —, from New York.
The Ida, Capain Coot from Lyme for London,
Was wrecked of the 21ft :It. on &nag Sand.
London, England, 1807-04-02

LAW BITELLIGENCE,

COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL t.

.001 id ER ICINz proceeded to give judgment in the
1.441"iLg cafes:

PURCELL V. MACNA,MAR A.

This cafe has excited much public interell, and has
been frequently before our Readers. His Lordthip
obferved, .1 •t fome oblations had been made to the
minutes, which were to be fet right before any fur-
ther decition could take place; and as he and the
Matter of the Rolls had not, in any degree, altered
the decree of I..t.rd arintr, but rather confirmed it,
he made no doubt that when the cafe came again
to be heard by that Noble Lord, who was to be his
fucceffor, his Lordlhip would adminifter a juR and
righteous judgment. •

THR ATtoRNEY GFNIIRAL V. VIGOR.

This was a queiti,,n relpeeting the repairs of Dow-
ning College. His Lordfhip direaed that the Mailer
fhould inquire, and report what were the necatt y
repairs; and when that was afcertained, an order tur
payment fhould be made.
London, England, 1807-04-02

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 3, 1807,
will be added a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST
The principal Chandlers by Mr. Murray, Me Remble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. Keroble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. ,
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mils Brunton, Mrs. Da
-
'import, Mrs. Emery, &c.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. •
The new Comedy of Trovn and Country; with Mother Goofe,
will be performed every evening, till further notice.
The Public are reipetlfully informed, that a New Piece, in two
A4ls, called " Whittle for It," has been fome time in reburial
anti will very foon be performed.
London, England, 1807-04-02

SHEERNESS, APRIL 1.

Sailed this morning, his Maidly's (hip Spy, with a
convoy to the Baltic (about 3o fail), among which
were the Swedifis (hips, Leoufa Frederica, Triattac;
Carolus Magnus, PlTTlesor ; Johanna Chrifiina
Charlotte, HOLMBERG ; Confidence, LINDSTROM;
Charlotte, STROMSTEIN ; Fertroand, Sessamaszo ;
Thetis, OSTROM ; Froya, TJADIR; ADIREOII, STROM ;
Courier, ASP ELAND Pallas, KUMAR; Hoppet,
PITTIRSEN; RICIETER; Audacious, So.
DUSTIOM; Arbaheten, BERLIN; AlMphiol3, HIRZEL;
Agents, Mass; Favorite, SevaLsos; and Ennighten,
SUNDMAN :—Alto, the Dantzic Ship Lelbons Enfans,
Capt. Boa/Imam—Arrived, the Ship Autumn, from
Dantzic, bound to Briaol, with timber.—Wind S.E.
Strong breeze.
DEAL, APRIL r.

Arrived the Supply naval tranfport from Ply-
mouth, and failed for the River ; Railleur floop of
war from a cruize off Boulogne; Flamer gun brig,
with the lofs of her rudder, having been on fhore
on the South Sand-Head ; Devaßation, Bomb, from
Portfmouth, with a convoy of Coating Yeah,
which are failed through for the River; Bourrva
floop from Sheernefs ; Devonfhire and Woodford,
-Eall India (hips from the River, and failed through
for Portfmouth. Sailed the Blazer gun brig for Sheer
nefs, and the Mercury, WATSON, for Barbadoes. The
Zebra bomb and the outward bound are preparing
to fail for Portfmouth.

Remain in the Downs—Edgar, Prince& of Orange,
Orion, Namur, Ifis, Trufty, Clyde, Vaal, Alkmaar,
Storeihip, Railleur, Seagull, Mofquito, and Satellite
(loops, Devaftation, Explofion, Zebra, and Fury,
bombs ; Jackall, Minx, Exertion, Indignant, and
Flamer, gun•brigs.
London, England, 1807-04-02

To the GEN-I'I.FM EN. CI.P.ROY. •ant! FREEHOLDERS of

the COUNTY of BUCKINGIi.I.4.

NTLIiIILM,
IS Majeliy having been man gracinuily pleafed
1-11. tosppoint ate ore of the CoaunifSoncrs of the Treafttry, and
my Seat in Parilainext having thereby become • aeact. 1 take the
liberty of again folk:king the favour of your Votes and lo:c'efl at
the eufang

H..sing-fo recently experienced the r rtitlity erns Conftituenth
I mitt there is nothin4 in the union uccsfitsi which fhould kid
me to doubt that I may owe to it, for a fifth tinw, the diflinguifhed
honour of being one cf Tow Reprefentatives.-..1 have the honour
to be, GenthAtuna, with great truth and regard.

_ - -
Your waft dorcted humble Servant.
London, March a, iSo7. SCOTT TITCHFIELD.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAIiT INDIA srocx.
LADIES AND CANTLEMEN.
eHE ELECTION of a DIRECTOR, in the
a- room of the late Sir STEPHF.N LUSHINGTON, Bart
hiving been fixed for Wednefday, the Fth of Apcl, I earneltly fo-
hoit the attendance of my Friends at the Ballot. and molt grate-
ft,lly acknowledge the liberality and kiralnefs I have experienced
from the Proprietors in general during my prefect canvas, which
gives' me a very flattering profpidt of faeces. I molt auxioufly
with to pay my perfonal rcfpedts to every Proprietor in or near
London,but if, from the continual changes of refidence info eaten•
five a canvas, my defign in that refpedt should be frultrated, I have
only to hope the omillion may not be attributed to any intentional
negledt or difrcfpedt —I have the honour to be, with the uttnoß
reipeet, Ladies and Gentlemen, your molt faithful and obedient
Servant, JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN.
No a, Harley Place, March 24, 1844.
Lieutenant-Colonel BANNKILIMAN'S COMMittee Wilt meet every
day, from twelve to four o'clock, at the King's Head Tavern, in
the Poultry, where any friendly commtmlcations will be gratefully
received.
London, England, 1807-04-02

2414UF1C/11, INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCE, MARCH 30.
Since my laft, the Charlotte, LOWTHER, arrived
here in ballaft ; alfo the Catharine, DAVIES, of Bar.
mouth, from Cork, with butter and fpirits for Lon.
don; alfo the Princefs Mary Packet from the Wei
Indies; the Three Brothers, Wit-Lusts, from Dart.
mouth ; the Brothers, Nov, from Fogey ; the Mary,
of and from Jerfey ; the Prifcilla of Sr. Ives, CLeess,
from Ballot with fundries ; the Hope, Bryant, the
Joker, THOMAS ; and the Happy Couple, Cutts;
from Swanfea with coals. The rZtieen Charlotte,
DAVID JONES) from Liverpool, with falt for this
place : this morning, the Norway (hip the Two Bro.
thers, Captain Gr E RT BOLL, arrived here from Dram,
with timber and deals for this port, having been only
nine days on her paffage ; the Swallow (loop cf war
is jail arrived in the Bay from a cruize, but not
anchored.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.
Arrived the Pas ria gun brig, of 14 guns, Lieut.
Evamm, with veffels under convoy from Ilelftft:
kefolution, NUT, from Cheller ; Mary, River;
and Elifha, °wit; s, fiom Youghall ; Carnarvon Cat:
des Jorras, from Carnarvon ; and Friends Endea.
vow', Elicits, from Swanfea. Paired this morning,
with a fine breeze at E. N. E. about fixty fail of Mer-
chant vefrels from Portfmouth, bound to the Me.
diterranean, and were joined from hence by his
Majelly's (hip SEAHORSE, 38 guns, Capt. STkWART,
and brig ELIZABETH, Capt. COOK, for Malta; alto
failed the Princefs Elizabeth packet, KIDD, with
Mails of the toth andjz4tli inflant, for Lifbon; DIANA
fchoaner, for Plymouth. The Diana packet from
America, may be hourly ezpe!led. Wind E.N.E.
London, England, 1807-04-02

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 31.

Came in the ALLicaroß, of 28 guns, from Liver.
pool; PRINCESS CWARLOTTE, of 36 guns, from the
Coal' of Ireland ; TH ET IS, of 38 guns, from a cruize.
Sailed the MONTAGUE, of 74 guns, IMPETUEUI, Of
74, and JUPITER, of 50, all for Portfmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL t.

Arrived the MONTAGUE man of war, from Ply.
mouth. Went out of harbour the HERALD cutter
brig.—Wind N.

DOVER, APRIL 1.

Arrived yenerday evening the Nancy cutter (car-
tel) of this port, from Helvoetfluys, where fhe has
been to land fome Dutch prifoners of war; a gun
boat was moored alongfide•of her during her flay at
that place to prevent the crew having any commu-
nication with the (Lore. Sailed this morning the
brig Dolphin, Captain TRINADADE, of and from
Lifbon, with fugar, coffee, &c. bound to Amflerdail.
Paired by this morning a fleet from Portfmouth,
confining of tranfports, coafters, &c. bound to the
Eaftward.—Wind S. E. and moderate.
London, England, 1807-04-02

DUB I.V, MARCB 28.

CITY Sessinas.—On 'Fhurfday four perfons were
tried for ilealing lead from the New Bank, in .he
4th of December lag : they were acquitted. i burros
Grogan was capitally indicted fora highway robbery.
on the 26 h ult. on Mr. John Heird, to•merly Mailer
of a Holyhead Packet. Nitwithaanding a vatic, y
of [tong circumaances, and the Recorder's charge,
by no means favourable to a decided acquittal, the
Jury returned a vetch& Nut Guilty, but entreated
the Court to impole Tome conflraint on the prifcner,
filch as extraordinary bail. This the Recorder re-
fufed, alledging, that as by their verdict of acquittal,
they had let him loofe on the public, they thould
fhare the fame danger to which they had fubjetled
their fellow-citizens. He would have been accord•
ingly difcharged, hut that three ether capital iadifl-
meats, on charges equally atrocious, are found again(}
him. jobn Byrne, another of this nefarious gang,
flood cat ;tally ii,dieled for robbing Mr Robert Nor-
ris, of a gold watch, in N. Great Frederick•llreef.
Mr. Norris pr, ved the robbery. Byrne was found
guilty, but recommended as an objed of mercy, on
account of his compuktion, and the uninfluenced
confefflon made by him.
_ .

The poll bny Conveying the mail from Temple-
more to Burr!s Iliegh, was a:t,:cked between the
Firm's of four and five o'clock on Friday evening lA,
by two men armed with cudgels, who flruck him,
and after ahufing him, robbed him of the bag of
letters for Burris Iliegh, which was difpatched from
the General Poll Office on Thurfday the I Ith
London, England, 1807-04-02

APPEALS.

In adverting to a cafe which flood for his Lord-
fhip's judgment (the name of which we were not able
to collea) he obferved, that having looked with great
attention into the whole of it, he thought it a cafe
where he fhould be very tenacious in deciding, as it
could net be reheard, but muff ultimately come be
fore the Hoof: of Lords, where the parties could
have little or no remedy, until fomething is dune to
give the fubjea more fatisfaaion than he can at pre•
fent obtain by the appellant jurifdietion of the Houle
of Lords, and it was a mockery of plaice to fend
him thither. " I owe it in jullice to my Noble Pre-
deceffor to (late, that it is not from any deka in him
that there are fo many appeals made to the Houle of
Lords, and nothing fhould be imputed to him by way
of blame on that account ; for even during the very
fhort time I have had the honour of fit. ing here, and
in the Houle r,f Lords (a few weeks I may fay in
the latter), the ♦ery great accumulation of appeal
caufes was alma incredible ; (of courfe I fay no-
thing of Writs of Error,) but merely of the cafes
from this Court. In which, I again fay, nothing is
to be imputed to my Noble Predeceifor ; and until
the Houfe of Lords, aided by the other branches of
the Legiflature, (hall think fit to take the matter into
their molt ferious confederation, I think it is a jurif-
dietion to which the fubjeet had better not be refer-
red at all."

LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.
GURNEY V. LONGMAN.

This was the cafe where an injunftion was granted
by his Lordfhip, to prevent Meas. Longman and
Co. from publithing Lord Melvillc's Trial by Im-
peachment, Mr. Gurney having been exclufively ap
pointed by the Houle of Lords for that purpofe, as
we have frequently had occafion to notice in former
papers. Upon this cafe his Lordfhip expreffed him-
felt' anxious to fay a few words. He had, he faid,
merely granted an injunelion to a hearing of the caufe;
as in fo doing he was fortified by the Itrong prece-
dents in the cafe of the Duchefs of Kinglion, in the
time of Lord Chancellor Bathurfi, where an injunc
tion to a hearing was granted in the &It infiance, and
afterwards made perpetual ; and alfo in the cafe
of the Lord Mayor and Commonalty of London,
refpteling the publication of the trials at the Old
Bailey, before Lord Chancellor ilardwicke, in which

'latter cafe his Lordfhip granted a perpetual injunc-
tion; his Lordfhip exptefsly raid, he bad not deli-
vered any judgment or pinion upon the caft.
but from the authorities before him, he could !-.• rice
no ntbert:rder than what he had dune ; it was another
matter, however, when it came to a hearing ; when,
he was convinced, Lord Eiclon would give a j !:t and
righteous judgment. Should the cafe eventually
come beflte the Houle t•t- Lords, as a Peer and a
Member of that Hook, his Lordlhip fald he fhould
confider himfelf as free to deliver his fentiments upon
it, as if he had never fat in that Court.
London, England, 1807-04-02

ENGLISH COCTUME.

No. I.—A HALE DRESSAff prepared for the Ducbefs of Rex-
-burgh, under the immediate diredion of her Grace. A petticoat
and tunic of the eleareft French cambric, vandyked all round
with the fame; the tunic cut in the form of a crefeent in front,
elofed on the left fide with a talk!, and continued in a point nearly
to reach the bottom of the petticoat, where it finilbes with a taffel
as above. I.ong ficeves, vandyked at the wrift, with full tops
terminated with a band of open hems, or lace; front of the wain
wrapt to the left fide, where the tunic clofea. Imperial chip bat,
of a light lead colour, turned up in the form of an arch over the
left eye; a band of Ihaded velvet, with waving brunt feather of
correfpontlent hues. Necklace of pearl, linked with dead gold.
The unique, and much admired muff and tippet, formed entirely
of (laded Turkith feathers, patronized and adopted by the
Princeffes, and now the diftiuguithing appendage of all ladies of
rank and elcgance.
No. 2—A LADY IT. neROPERA Box.—Her drefs a round robe
of pliant white Latin, made to fit dole to the form, trimmed round
the bottom. bofoni, and fleeves. with gold brocade Abband. The
Curacoa turban, of white fatin. embroidered in (pots of railed gold ;
confined on the forehead with Indian bandeau of the famecompos
fition. Necklace one row of tine brilliants, from whence is fur-
pended a molt curious Egyptian amulet. Ear-rings and bracelets
to eorrefpond. Hair clokly confined under the turban behind,
and worn in irregular curb in front, divided over the left eyebrow,
fo as to difcover the temple. Role. wood Opera fan, with mount
compofed of military trophies in tranfparencies. White kid gloves
and thous.
PARISIAN COSTUME.

No.3—Reprefents a Parifian lady, mounted in the moil falblon-
able ftylc, for the Long CLantier and Wits, at Paris.—An equef-
trian habit of fine fea•wool cloth, with elallie (trap; the colour
blue (but olive, or puce, are equally efteemed), with COIIVOL but-
tons of dead gold. The habit to fit high in the neck behind, la-
pelled in front, and buttoned twice at the (mall of the wain ; a
high plaited frill of cambric, uniting at the bofom, where the ha-
bit clam A jockey bonnet of the fame materials that compote the
habit, finifhed with a band and tuft in front Hair in dithevclled
crop. York tan gloves ; and dcmi•boots of purple kid,beel
jonqullle chord.
London, England, 1807-04-02

MARRIED.

Thurfday lilt. Mr. William Evans of the Faft India Hourc, to
Mils Pellet, daughter of Dr. Ptllet, of St. Alban's.
At Cattle M Garrett, county of Mayo. en the 9th ult. the 'lion.
Henry A uguftus Dillon to Mifa Browne, eldett daughter of D. G.
Browne. Efq. of the above place.