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London, England, 1807-10-17

SALES 3Y AUCTION

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND RESIDENCE,

HFR ITORDSHIRE.

By Meffrs SKINNER, DI KE, and Co. on Wedoefday, Novem-
ber t t . at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots. toilers accept-
able offers are made to burchafe by Private Contract,
A Very vatt..ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, deft-
ably fituate within one mile of the entrame or St. Alban's,
br.unded 'or a confiderahle sliitance by the high mail road, a beau-
tiful and productive part of the county of He rrf ; comprifing the
commodious and well fitted up refidence, calied w Barnes, wilt
excellent offices, coach houie, and Raiding; pleafure ground,
gardens, green hot:fe, bailiff's meffuage, capital farming buildings,
and the contiguous rich water • meadows, crazing, arable and
woods enn:ainiug 319 acres of fine high ciiltivatLd land. rcfreflicel
by the riv. r Coble, and forming three molt eligible farms, called
New Barnes and the Lodges, the greatett part of which are free
of (idles; th..: land t3x redeemed of the whole elate, and blame-
dioe peacffion may he had.
The h. tile to be viewed by 'tickets only, which may be had,
wit!. particulars, of Altfirs Skien..:r, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-
ftrevt, where a plan of each lot may be fern ; the Farms, by ap-
plying to Mr. Woodinidge, the Bailiff, at New Barnes, of whom
wrtiettlars may alfo be had; and at the %Vbite Hart, St. Alban's ;
Red Lion, Barnet ; of Marrs. %Vellum, So/ickors, Fenchurch-
ftraet ; acid at the place of Pale.
London, England, 1807-10-17

After which, the Grand Operatical Romance, in two Ads, called
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Cam Balsa, Mr. Maddoeks; Ali Baba, Mt. Purfer ; Ganena,
Mr. Kelly ; Muftapha, Mr Mathews; Selina, hifriDignuto ;
_ _ _

Ahdallah. Mr. Ray; Hafarac. Mr. De Camp; Orcc7brand,
P.; r. Raymond. Zaide, Mr.. Harlowr ; Cogia, Mra.liiand ;
Morgialia Mrs. Mountain; Ardcnelle, Mifs Boyce; and
t'rioeipal Sylph, Mrs. Sharpe.
• This tuning—Love in a Village; with the Mock Doctor.
if Mrs Jordan having rccoverrd from her indlipofition, will
take her inn appearan "f ticklay, in the charadtcr of &lin-
tia. In the Comedy of allot the Wrong. After which (sth time)
the Poor Soldier.

A new Coftiedy. in five Aar, and a new Mufieal After Piece,
lire in tehearfal, and will belies:eddy produced.
London, England, 1807-10-17

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT- GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 19, 1807,
will be ated Shakerpeare's Play of
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
Henry, King of lEugland, Mr. Pope ;
Cardinal \Volley, hlr Kenible; Cardinal Campeius. Mr. Hull;
Cramer, Archbifhop of Canterbury. Mr. Murray;
K itheriiie, Qiieen of Englard, Mrs. Siddons ;
Anna Bullen, Mifs Bruton ; Patiem e, with a Song, Mifa Bolton
To which will he 44.1.!..t1 a Mufic..i Entertainment, called
THE FLITCH OF BACON.
Major Penbow. Mr. Munden ; Jultice Benbow, Mr. Waddy ;
t. apt. Greville, Mr. Incledon ; Capt. Wilfon, Mr. Bellamy.
Eliza, Mifs Bolton.
ty The Public are rclpeelfully informed,:that Mrs. Dickons is
cerged at this Theatre, and will appear on Tuefday next in the
ehar...thr of Mandanc. in the Opera of Artaxerxes. After which
the Farce of the Weddirg Day.
On Wednefday, tbc Comedy of the Rage; with the Farce of
Tom 'flunk.
London, England, 1807-10-17

SATURD IY, QC. 01317 R

PRICE: OF S l'O''.:KS PHIS DA V AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per .7,N A. Conf,.ls. for mlncy 6z ii—for ace 6zi.
Omi i..t ,t. I- dif —Exch.q. E. 114. par 2s. prem.
PitICE Or S COCK, YESTERDAY.
Bank St*' k 2:i ; zz6 ;‘,:lia Bonds, plr is dif. par
1p r l' Air. k:,,1 614/ I,acke. Lilly. is. a 3s pre.
3 i.:r i 'cm . Conr.,ls 6:tit Onnium 1 i dif.
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By anotl,er veiTel (the
rived at Falmouth in ni

.merican brig Mary) ar

ne days from Oporto, we
learn that about 4o fail, laden with Englifh property,
and having on board a number of palrengers, were
preparing to put to lea. Great exertions were mak.
it% in get their cargoes on board, aad fo great was
the demand for tonnage that many veffels were char-
tered for England at to guineas per ton.
Our letters from Falm,:uth nate, that the Fortis-
guefe ports were to be (hut againa this country by
the z.):11 init.—Nile fay the 15th--but none of the
letters which we have Peen from Lfbon mention this
cirertmliance. It is more probable that this idea
re fts on the fupplfition, that by that time the Frenet
Army will have reached its denination, which will
certainly pro..:uce that effect ; but it is hardly poffible
that it can accomplifh its march in that time.
Before the Mary failed, about twenty gam boats
came out of Vigo, expeaing to obtain a rich booty
by the capture of the Merchantmen, then preparing
to put to lea. Fortunately they were fallen in with
by an Englith f ig ve and a !loop of war, which funk
ten of the gun b vat., and drove four on (bore. The
remaining gun boats g 4 into Vigo.
All the private ictets from Li(bon give the mon
gloomy pi:ltire of the fit nation ard isrofpals of the
Mercharts. All bargains on credit were at an end,
and gongs f 11 for money were at very low pr ices,—
This ri tre of itfUtits, preventing the t egular circulation
of money, confoltations were held between the Mer-
chan.s and tire uguefe Government, the refult of
which was the fulluwing
London, England, 1807-10-17

NOTTiNC:HAMSHIRE.

Fxtenfive Mills. Manufactory, Warehamles Cottages. Build-
e3pital Maniion Houfe.ooices, and Land. with polices m.
By Meitrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday, the 18th
infant, at Twelve, at t;arraway's, in Three Lots, by order of
the Executor, of Richard Royds, Efq. deco fed.
AVet y eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,lituate
at Cuckney, near Workfop, eafy diflances from Tuxfnrd,
Chefterfield, and Mansfield, in the county of N ittitighani ;
compiling thofe extenfive premifes, the tippr and lower mills.
with nurtufaelory, warehoufes, cottages, buildings, completely
fitted up fur the (pinning of wonted yarn by machinery, and a
water corn will; the whole lately occupied by hlcirrs. Toplis.—
Alto, the capital imam houre, with elßces, coach-hnufcs,
gird.-as, and lands, delightfully fittiate at a convenient
dillanee from the works ; the whole containing about 3 t acres.

Lot r. The 1.1117er MW. with a faUof water t 8 feet 6, and re-
fervoir of eight ores, with dwelling honfca, buildings, cottage,
gardens, and land, about five acres.—Lot 2 The Lower Mill,
with a water corn-nail, atracheJ, and a fall of water of nine feet,
with feveral dwAlling bodes and buildings for the purpofes of trade.
—Lot 3. The capita Manikin Houle, with oinccs. coach-honks,
stables, gardens, and about a 6 acres of land. Held for 37 years.
at a low rent —To be viewed by applying to Mr. Wm. Toplis, at
Cockney, of whom particulars may be had 28 days preceding the
rale; attn of Wni.Walker, Efri. of Crow Neff, near Halifax ; and at
Mr. Wilcoxe's office in Halifax, where a pl-in may be fern; and
of Mr. Coupland, Rotherham; of Meffrs. Burhage and Co.
printers, Nottingham; Mr. Harrop, printer, Manchefter; Mc (Fr,.
Allen, Exley, aed Stocker, 'elicitors, Purnivars Inn, Holborn ;
at the Place of Sale; and of Meffm Skinner, Dyke. and Co. Akit'
gate-ftreet, where a plan of the rclidence and works may be fern.
London, England, 1807-12-25

:ifiLEION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
'CHANGE.ALLEY, CORNHILL;
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
• „CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
FOR INSURANCE FROM AND ON LIVES; AND
FOR THE GRANT AND PURCHASE OF; NNUITIES.
POLICIES
expiring at CHRISTMAS, flould be
renewed within fifteen days from that period.
Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propofals,
it will be found, that no charge is made for Policies, or Indorfe-
ments ; that a large Commiffion is allowed on Infurances ou
Lives ; and that a Dedudtion is made on the Premiums of all Fire
10fUrlOCCS OUT of LONDON, whether effceted at the Company's
Houfe iu 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Milan&
Attendance daily, from nine to four.
By Order cf the Board of Direelors,
%VARNER. PHIPPS, Secretary.
I'. Firming Stock may be Wilfred in one funs, without an
Average Claire.
London, England, 1807-12-25

TO DR. SOLOMON, LIVERPOOL.

SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. j. Dingle, Bookfelicr
and Stationer, Bury St. Edmund's,

Sta. Bury, Sept. x, 21137.
APERSON who had feveral times fent for a tot.
dd. bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upon
me for a bottle, and informed me that It had done him a wonder-
ful deal of good—he had been gradually declining for a lung time
—had (pent a great deal of money for advice, and found no benefit
—be paid one Surgeon t6l. another 61 but all to no perpofe. At
the time he fent for the Srft bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead
he could not walk acrofs the boufe without the affiltance of fome
one to help him—indeed he was getting werfe daily—he had not
taken the Gilead but a few days, agreeable to the dirediions, when
he found hinifelf much better. He continues taking it at this time,
and from his appearance is likely to do weU You have the man's
willies to do what you pleafe with the above ftatement, which is
literally as he told it me. I am, Sir,
Yew obedient (*errant, J DINGLE.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpedlabh
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There are aKo family bottles, containing the quantity of four of
the tre. 64. ones, for 335. by which 95 are raved.

Thofe who with is have the Medicine immediately from the
Dodo!, by Fending the money for any quantity they think proper,
will have them lent by fuch carrier as they thall appoint. Poft-
office orders for any him may be fent by pelt, and the balance will
be returned in the box, or orders with ea& enclofed will he duly
attended to

Proper direetions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them-
felves, is given with each bottle, price half a guinea. t
Nor c.—Each bottle has a government (tamp, with the name
" Sam!. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereoa, to imitate Walsh 1 te
' LONDON: Printed and publEhed by LEVEL KEN r. (or c,r-
rbury Place, Larnoeth) at the STAR-Orr-ma, 1.1,, r. Ca-el tt
is felony. Erect. Pul- tithed alto at• the STA R -Or vlc t, remple-Ilir.
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GREGSON AND GULLET.

There pugilills are to have a further battle for 250
guineas a fide. The following agreement h laid to
have been entered into:
Major Morgan, on the part of Gregfon, and Mr John Jackfon,
on the part of Gullry, agree to depolit so guineas each this day,
and a further dcpolit of so guineas on the AR of March, 1808, or
forfeit the firft so guineas; and on Monday following the Craven
Meeting, the remainder of the Rakes to be made good by the eon
cradling parties, or the zoo guineas to be alto forfeited ; and that
the Hon. Berkeley Craven be requefted to hold the Rakes ors the
day of fighting.
London, England, 1807-12-25

PORTSMOU l'H, DECEMBER 24.

Arr:vcd his Majelty's (hips FROLIC and REatsT-
A.cs, from a cruize. Sailed the EN CoUNTEiII, to the
velivtard, and Sorsa% for the Channel Fleet. The
Jupiter tranfport, which ran aground near the Ifle
~f Wight, having been got off, and the troops for-
uarded with the expedition, in another •elfel, came
Lao harbour this afternoon, to be repaired. The
outward bound Eail India fleet got under weigh this
morning, and continued to drop down to St. Helen's
till late in tne afternoon, when they came to anchor,
and will fail to morrow morning with the SukvslL
LANTE figate. The AMPHION will fail for the Me-
diterranean the moment the wind is fair. Wind
S S.W.
London, England, 1807-12-25

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As above may alto he had, a new edition (being the zoth), with
very.corifidcrahle improvements and additions by the Author, of
Dr. Buchan's Domestic Medicine ; or a Treatife on the Preven•
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

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December, 1837, a Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been
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FOR DEALERS AND OTHERS.
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5 Ditto Cate.
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About is Gallon, Brandy

1 221 Ditto Geneva.
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N_ f Li IN7ELLIGLN Cll%

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 23.
it is reported that this morning arrived in Caw-
land Bay a Portugneze man of war, of 74. guns, but
the fog is fo very thick, that the cannot be teen from
hence. A large fleet is alio off the Sound, laid to be
t`le expedition under the command of Admiral
C.rrow ; and it is ft ated alfo that a part of Admiral
Ni UR a sv's fleet are palling up Channel ; but neither
f theta reports can be verified, on account of the fog.
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
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. . _ .

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PETERSEURGH, NOVEMBER 18.

Though Lord Gower has gone to Sweden, ti:e
Secretary of the Engin Embaffy remains here in
confequence bf indifpofition.
In the lift of departures given in the Gazette are
the names of mon of the Englifh merchants.
Colonial produelions have experienced an extraor•
dinary rife in price fence the Declaration of that
Court againft England was publifhed. The day after
the Declaration appeared, twenty Engl'flt (hips failed
from Crontladt.
BERLIN, DECEMBER 3.

Yeßetday, in cenfequence of the orders of Mar.
{hal ViEtnr, Governor of Berlin, and Commander in
Chief of the fir II corps, the troop; of that corps ce-
lebrated the anniverfary of his Majelly the Emperor's
coronation. The fix regiments Rationed in Berlin
marched, at nine o'clock in the morning, to Tem-
plehofer Berg, where they went through many ma-
nem/res. In the evening the Theatres were open to
the public. The evening of the day before, and
yellerday morning, the Fete of the day was an-
nounced by a difcharge of 48 cannon.
On the ill the Intendant General Darn gave a
grand dinner. There were t5,0c0 men of the first
corps, of very fine appearance, who executed fome
grand manoeuvres on the ad ; at which were prefent
his Royal Highnefs Prince A ngtats ot Frail', Field
Martha' Mollenclorf, the Relident Anibafradors of
the different Powers in alliance with France, and an
imm:nfe crowd of people.
After a grand dinner of near a hundred covers,
the health of their Imperial Majetlies, and of their
family, were drank with enthuiLfm, which was fol
lowed by a brilliant concert and ball, attended by
French, PrutUan, and foreign Ladies of the firfl
diftinttion.

The palace and th: garden of the Governer were
brilliantly illuminated.
On the 3d, the General Von Knubkfdorf, the late
Pruflian Envoy at the French Court, arrived here
from Par is.
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DOVER, DECEMBER 23.

naffed by four galliots from Caen, bound to Lon.
don with clover feed, chcfnuts, &c.—they bring no
newsy.-Arrived In the Roads the gun brig
and Acrivs cutter, from a crude.
Dm 24. —Sailed the Ranger cutter, of and froth
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3—The fubtlance and colour of Steam Pipes.
4—. The dircdtlen and arrangement of Steam Pipes.
3—Tbe modes of connedting the Steam Pipes.
And concludes with a general abitradt of tlimenfions and pro-
portions of Pip. s, and important Lidts relating to a variety of
Buildings, which have been adtually heated by Steam.
The advantages of cleantinefs, etniveniduce, and fafery, which
this mode of Warming Buildings poi:kill:a, h.ta king made it an
()Med of attention ; but it is only of late that it has been brought
into pradlice, fo as to be commodious and certain in its effedts.
It has, however, now arrived at that point; and this Effay con•
tains a ctdledtion of farts which have been afeestained, for the
ufe of thole who may with. to: put in pra:Aice the Warming of
Buildings by Steam.
Bcfidcs the advantages of this application of Sttam for ordi-
nary purpofes of Warming Buildings, iris of importance, in a na.
tianal point of view, as it may prevent accidents in all fit nations
where there is much combuftible matter, fuch as in Arfenala, and
Dock Yards.
It may be obferved, that this is the only pradtical Way op the
fubjedt yet pablilhed.
London, England, 1807-01-09

EASZIMibt NOUS; litrorsehro ti, iBo6
THE COURrof DIIZECTO.AB of the UN ITtIY.
COMPilikref MERCHANTS sf ENGLAND frayfing.
fbe.sorrorDlßCArt heVeiv give Notice,
That the toiirt baiting revited the term. and-eanditions under
which the Court have far fore years all wed individuals to err-1
port fundry artictes on freight to India,; copy dethe laid terms
may be had on application to Mr. James Cowin, Clerk to the
Committee of Shipping, and to which all perfons who may in N-
I cure apply for tonnage on heikbt, will be required ftrietly to con-
form.
, Covirt'further give notice, that the applications will be re-
ceived on the Brit Wednefday in the Months of September, De.;
cembcr, and March, refpedtirely in 'each year, and that any appli -1
cation which may be madeih the Intermediate months. will only I
be conadered in the enfuing quarter. The applications to be fa-
, 'wally fealed up and left svith the Secretary at this houfc, with
the words" Application for Tonnage on Freight" written on the
(;lover WILLIAM RAMS AT.. &gravy.
London, England, 1807-12-22

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA bTOCE.,
LADIES AND GINTLEIAIN,
NCOU RAGED by many refpeltable Proprietors,
beg to make known to you my intention of offering myfelf
to your notice ors a future, thougl. not diftant opportuniry, for a
feat in the Fall India Dina lon, and to folicit the honor of your
Votes on that occafion.
In (obtaining to you my views to fo diftinguilhed a mark of
your confidence, 1 beg to affure you, that my belt endeavours
(hall be exerted to promote the Inter& and profperity of the
Company.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your otoß obedient humble fervant,
No. 9, Billeter (spare, JAMES DANIELL.
Dec. 22. 1807.
London, England, 1807-12-22

FOB SALE.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Fulhole-finect, Plymouth, on Friday the
Bth of January next. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
FOR ZIPORTATION,
301 Cake Red Wine I Small bales Cochineal
as Ditto White ditto 1 Ditto Gun)
x Bale Corks 1 Band Cream of Tartar
y Barrels Oil 4 Cafes Scented Waters
13 Bakets ditto 1 Ditto and
51 Cafes Liquorice t Bak Verdegrb
4 Barrels Almonds k Boxes Saffron
51 Tables Marble I Bak Skeraparilla
3 Cafes Sal Saturni 3 Cafes Liqueurs
4 Ditto Soap 3 Ditto &tap Bans Pots Pomo-
-3 Calks Rocou tum, and Perfumery
4 Cafes Wine I Batas Antimony
Ditto tatgeklilver
TOIL HOPI CONSUMPTION
is Boxes Lemons 3 Calks ?ante Currants
being the attire-cargo of the Dania% galls& TwitidelicMner, Ewald
Bruhn nattier. detaioed on her voyage from Maricilles to Copen-
hagen, by his Majeay's nip Amethyft, M. Seymour, Efq. Com
mander, and fince condemned as prize.
For viewing, catalo„ue, and further in formation, apply to
JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, December *6, aoy.
H FRTS—To beSOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of the ca-
pital and well known INN, called the SWAN at STEViII•
not, 31 miles from London, on the Great North road, with the
Stabling, Outbuildings, Yards, Gardens and Appurtenances there-
unto belonging : and divers Piece( or Parecis of rich Arable Mea-
dow and Failure Land lying contiguous to the town of Stevenage,
containing in the whole upwards of 64Acres, and now in the pof-
feffion of Mrs Cats.
For further particulars apply to yr Wall, Solicitor, Princes-
(treat, neat the Bank, London.
London, England, 1807-12-22

ALGIERS.

We have now to dire our Readers' attention to
lan event, certainly of no great dignity or fplendoor
in our militarf or diplomatic concerns, but dill of
fome importance at the prefent moment. We copy
below a letter written at Leghorn, on the gth ult.
and received yefierday ; it contains a Ratement, de-
rived from the American Conful at Naples, that war
has been declared by the Day of ALGIERS againft
France and all her Allies, and at the fame time
againfi America. The letter alfo contains an account
of captures made by the Algerine pirates. All the
veffels at the command of the Day have been fitted
out for privateering. This fudden aft of hoftility is
iconfidered as having arifen from the negle& to pay
the annual tribute demanded by the Algerines of all
who court their friendfhip. Certainly we cannot
boalk of our Ally ; yet we may derive advantage
from him in viClualling Gibraltar. This latter fer-
vice is more important, as we fee in the German
Papers, that it is rendered a capital offence for any
Spaniard to correfpond with Gibraltar. The. Foreign
Papers, in which we find repeated mention of a
newly-purpofed liege of that fortrefs from Spain,
I have alto fuggelled that Boma rear': had fecured the
Barbary Powers in his interefl, to prevent the IMP'
imitation into Gibraltar of articles of provifion.

■ LEGHORN, NOV. s 6.

44 We are ferry to be under the neceffity cf infor-
ming you of an event, the intelligence of which has
kali reached us by the UR mail from Naples. Fre-
derick Degen, Efq. the American Conful at that
place, writes as follows :
" By the report of Captain Sheffield, of the fchoo-
ner Mary Ann, of New York, who arrived the 4th
inftant from America, it appears that an unexpeded
war has taken place between the Regency of Algiers
and the United States. He has declared to the
American Confulate, upon oath, that on the 26th ult.
he fell in, within the Streights, with an Algerine
frigate, of 44 guns, by which he was made a prize,
and which, almnft without any examination, took
three men out of his fchooner, and ordered her into
Algiers, under the charge of nine Turks, including a
boy. He was in their polleflion till the 29th, when,
being near the Barbary (bore, he determined to en•
deavour to retake his veffel, in which he fucceeded,
having thrown four Turks overboard, fecured four
ethers whom he embarked in a boat, and kept the
boy, who is now on board. Captain Sheffield has
further declared, that the brig Violet, of Bolion,laden
with Colonial articles, fur Leghorn, was takes with-
in fight of him by the Paid frigate ; and that he alto
heard they had captured an American (hip, and a
fchooner, a few days before."
London, England, 1807-12-22

iuclofed, which I fupplied from this ihip and the
Conqueror.
This difpateh will be delivered by Captain Yeo,
of his Maje9y's (loop Confiance, who haa (hewn
great addrefs and zeal in opening the communica-
tions by flag of truce, which it was the intereft of

thole in power, who were againit the meafure of
emigration, to °barna. Lord Strangford (peaks of
his condo& in terms of worth approbation ; on this
ground I beg leave to recommend him to their Lord-
!hips, to whom his general merits as an officer are
already well known. Having been in Lilbon without
rettraint during the intercourfe, he is qualified to
aufwer any queftions their Lordihips may with to
put to him. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) W. SIDNEY SMITH.
London, England, 1807-12-22

ADVOWSON AND ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD, the Perpetual Advowfon of Hnl
leiley, in the County of Suffolk; the annual value of which
is about Seal. but is improving yearly, and will be very eonfldera-
bly augmented in the event of an enelocure of the common land
within the Patin).
The age of the incumbent is 53.
Alfo, a Freehold Eftate in the (ante Farah, containing 208 A.
2R. 31F. of excellent Laud on the Banks of the Navigable River
Ore, and Orford Haven, under leafe to a refpcdtable Tenant for
a term, of which fix years arc unexpired, at 3cya per annum.
The Corn may he Blipped immediately from the nate for the
London Market. _ _

Hollciley is eight miles from Woodbridge and Listeen from
Ipfwich. in a good neighbourhood and pleafant Country, abeun-
diug with Game.
For further particulars enquire at the Chambers of Mars:
Booth and HAL:wood. Lincoln's Inn, Landon, where a map of
the I. Rate may be ken.
London, England, 1807-12-22

By JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees and Orate, Paternofter•row.
" Mr Montgomery difplays a rich and romantic fancy, a ten•
der heart,a copious and active command ur imagery and language,
and au irrehittble influence over the feelings."
kelt:Mc Review, May, tBo6.
" We hope that this will not be the laft of Mr Montgomery's
Poetical efforts—we have no doubt that his genius may become
au ornament to his profeffion "—Literary Journal, April, 'So&
bur a very high character, fee alio the Annual Review, dog.
•
London, England, 1807-12-22

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Porrswousit, Dac. 21.—Arrived the Lady Sin.
clair, Captain Jacasow, from London, bound to New
South Wales. The Jupiter tranfport is on Shore on
the Hie of Wight; the troops are taking out and
putting on board the Eoterprize, Captain CLIsRIC.—
Wind E. thick weather.

DIAL, Doc. 21.—Arrived the ByErtra gun brig
from a ernize, and remains in the Downs with his
Majefly's Ibips,•&c. as per hair Wind S.

Gamuts!), Dec. 2 1.-4'afred by the Lord Nelfsm,
ANDEKSOII, from Surinam, and Enteritrize, Baoucts.
Ton, front the Baltic.

The Nova Aurora, Codicil°, from. Oporto for
Liverpool, and three other Portuguefe veffels from
Oporto, put into Lifbon on the tph intl. with much
damage. 411111
It is reported, that four or five fail of wads are
101 l at Newfoundland; among them a Weftlndiaman.
The Providence, Davis. frOm Plymouth for Swan-
fea, is put into Scilly in dithers.
The Albion, Crawford, of Glafgow, is loft at
Trepaffey.
The Vigilant, Brown, from Peteriburgh for Lon-
don, is captured off Bronholm.
The Harriet, of Hull, Captain Rofe, from Litton,
was loft at Bornholm on the 24th ult. Several other
veffels were on Store near that place.
The Swiill4w, Painter ; and the Harriet and Ann
Wilkins, from Cornwall for Swanfea, have foun •
dered off the Land's End.

We are concerned to (late the 141 of the Alarm
packet, which failed from Cork for Bad on the
23d ult.-with a great number of paffengers, among(t
whom were the Lady of Jona Evams, Lfq. of Mal-
low, and Mifs M. MANSILL, youngeft daughter of
the late Jossrn MaNSaLL, Efq. of Limerick. Me-
lancholy to relate, every perfon on board periled.
' A letter from Quebec, Nov. i, iBo7, fays--The
Jane, Captain SCOTT, made her appeirance two days
ago, and brought us the pleating intelligence that a
frigate was waiting the arrival of the fleet at Elie.
London, England, 1807-12-22

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 22,'
will be aded the new Comic Opera of
TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD.
The Scenes, Dreres, and Decorations arc entirely new.
The Overture and Mufie compact! by Mr. Shield.
The principal Charadters by Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Bellamy, Mr.
Jones. Mr. Incledon, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. King.
Mr. Farky, Mr. I.ifton, Mr I•awcett. Mrs. Dibdlii, Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. Dlckons, Mif Bolton, Mrs. Litton, Mrs.
C. Kruble.
After which will be performed (13th rime), a Grand Hittorical
Melo-Drama. called
THE BLIND BOY.
The principal charadters by Mr Murray, Mrs. C. /tenable, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. Fawcett. Mr Thompron, Mr. Chapman, Mr.
Farley, Mr. Lifton, Mifa Erato .v, Mils Norton.
To-morrow, The ,:nniedy of the Weft Indian. •

• -
Thia Say Was publiiked,
in Ong Volume Svc—trice se. in huh*" • •
METRICAL. LEGENDS. and other POEM 4.
By CHARLES ICIRKPAYRICK SHARPS,
Printed fur Longman, Horn, Rees, and Orrice, Paters:after-
row ; and J Parker, Oxford.
Of whom may be bad, lately puididted,
POEMS by the key. RICUAitO MAN r, M.A.—price sa. In
extra boards.

THg EXAMINER.
On Sunday next wil be publithed, the Ara Number of a New Sun.
day Paper, called
I'HE EXAMINER. It will ENDEAVOUR
TO BE IMPARTIAL IN POLITICS ; and as the Go.
tletnan who, WI lately, concluded the THEATRICAL DE-
PAIt. TMEN T of THE NEWS, will manage the fame Depart-
ment in THE EXAMINER exclufively, its Dramatic Critielfos,
it is trulted, will be impartial allb....The with to be impartial is
fomething in there times.
PKOSPECTIISES may be had at The Examiner Offiee,No. IS,
Beaufort Buildings, Strand, where Orders for the Paper may be
fro.t.
London, England, 1807-12-22

HOLLAND.

Dutch Papers to the 18th and upwards of goon
letters from Holland, were received yelierday.
Tbefe letters detail feveral infiances of the rigour
with which it is determined to execute the prohi-
bitory Decree againli our commerce. All the
merchants throughout Holland, fufpated of holding
any mercantile intercourfe with this country, have
been placed under thefitrveillexce of the police ; and
enormous fines have been impofed upon fuch as have
had the misfortune to be conviaed.

A letter from Rotterdam, of the t Bth inR. Rates,
that a fine of no lefs than 80,000 guilders was de-
manded of a merchant in very humble circumilances,
in that city, for violating the anti-commercial decree;
but being unable to pay the fine, he contrived to
efcape from arreft and fled from the country, leaving
his property at the mercy of the Government.—
Several other merchant' at Rotterdam, and at other
ports in Holland, who had been put under arreft, in 1
confequence of charges fimilar to that of this Gen•
tleman, have, we underhand, retorted to a fimilar
expedient for fafety.
A number of CDROM Hoofe Officers, aecufed of
conniving at the violation of the decree referred to,
have alfo been larded andcommitted to clofe cu Rody.

One letter flares, that font of them have been tried
capitally, and that.fotw of tbsos have been fenteneed
to execution, at the port where, their alledged offence
was codrittitted.
London, England, 1807-12-22

Under the Authority and Patronage of the Hon. the Dircdiora
of the Eaft India Company.
This day was publifhed, elegantly printed iu Three, Vola eto. and
illuftrated by a Map and numerous other engravings, price 61 6s
io buirds. or en large pap*. rice 91 oe in boards,
AJOURNEY from MADRAS, through the
Countries of M)) fore, Canara and Malabar, performed under I
the orders of the moft Noble the Marquis Nkidlefley, Governor.
General of India, for the expreft purpofe of investigating the Static
of Agriculture, Arts and Commerce, the Religion, Manners and
' Cuttoms, the Hiftory, Natural and Civil, and Antiquities, in the
dominions of the'Raial of Myfore, and the Countries acquired by
the Hon halt India Company, in the la:e and former wars, from
Tippoo Sultaun.
by FRANCIS BUCHANAN. M. D. F.R.S. & F.S A.
Fellow of the Afiatic Society of Calcutta, and in the Medical
Service of the Honourable Company, ou the Bengal WU.
blithment.

Printed for T. Cadcli an W. Davies, Bookfaters to the AOatie
Society, ht the Strand ; and Slack, Nay. and Kingfbury, Book-
fellers to the Eaft India Company. in Leadeahall tired.
London, England, 1807-12-22

This day was publiand, in Three Volumes Svc
price tl Its 6d. in boards,
ACHRONOLOGICAL ItEGISTER of both
HOUSES of the BR' FISH PARLIAMENT, from the
Union in 17c8 to the third Parliament of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, in til37.
By ROBERT ugATsoN, LL.D.
Printed for Longman, Hurft Rees and Orme, Paternofter-row.
Of whim may be hd, by the fame Author.
I••••NAVAL and 11IILITAIIf MZEIRIRS of GREAT BRITAIN,
from tys7 to 1781. Ihe ad edition, with a Continuation, 6 vols.
Bvo. 3I 3s boards.
s—A POETICAL INDEX to the HfITORIICS Of GREAT BRITAIN
and IRALAND orS Complete Regilter of the Hereditary Honours,
Public Offices, and Perfons in Office, frum the oarlleft Periods
so the prefant time. '1 he Third Edition, corredtedand much en-
larged, in 3 vole Bea price II en 6d. in bawds
London, England, 1807-10-10

DARTMOUTH. OCTOBER 8.

Akrived the Neptune cartel, from Motlaix, with
the Prince of MECK L F N BURG and fuite.—Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 9.
Arrived the Refolitte gnn brig, from a cruize ;
Loyal Sam, LEDBURo, from the Downs, fur Ber.
muda ; and the Trei. des Saintes, from Peterfburgh,
for Portugal.—Wind S. W.
DEAL, OCTOBP.R 9.
T:iis morning a veffel was difcnvered on the Good-
win Sands (which I am informed was a collier) and
got off this afternoon, at the fl swing of the tide,
without receiving any material in try. Arrived the
SEAGULL floop from a cruize off Otlend, and brought
in with her a lugg fail boat, laden wish contraband
goods, which the cartured. Sailed the MINKET gun
frig on a cruize off Boulogne ; Sprightly cutter for
Portfnonth. Came down from the River the Young
FaCtor, GOULT, for New York; Africaine, PUDDY-
COMKE, for St. Domingo ; and the Hope, NICKKL
for Oporto. Arrived the Confola, COCKRAM e, from
Peterfburgh, with temp for Plymouth. Wind S. W.
REMAIN IN 'I Re DOWNS.
_ _ _

The Priocefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Rowley: Canada, 74
guns, Clyde, Commodore Owen ; Weymouth ltordhip; Seagull
(loop ; Humber armed flip ; Deptford and Dirpatch naval trani
ports, with a number of outward bound yea's, waiting for a
wind.
London, England, 1807-10-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, OCT. sr.—Paired by the Nancy, Barker, from
Demerara ; Echo, Denmaire, from Riga ; folly, Crofs, from Cu•
penhasen ; Venal, Rieunond ; William, Turnbull; and the St.
Michael, Thomas, from Peteriburgh
London, England, 1807-10-10

WEIMAR, SEPT. 9.

There is a report here, that Marfhal Mallena, of
Marlbal Manua, will have the Principality of Jena ;
bdt he who receives it .411 not be a territorial Lord,
but limply have the title of Doke of Jena, as Marlhal
Lefevie has that of Duke of Dantzic.
AUG3BURGH, SEPT. 7.

Within thefe five days three F---!
the fuite of General Sebafliani, fen ;ou,icr sat
Conllantinople, have paged through . sr •:. l it
way with all fpeed to Paris. A Turk C, !.■
-
Paris likewife paged through yeiterda) on rf ui
to Conflantinople.
It is certain that the fortrefs of. Brann Isar. wM
again provilioned for fo;ne time, by the Frc .
London, England, 1807-10-10

PRIVATE LETTER.

GOTTINEURaH, Strr. a 9 unexpeded delay
in the failing of the Packet enables me to add a few
lines to the letter I wrote early this morning.
We are at this' moment expetting the arrival of
perfonage; whom misfot tunes and high rank confpire
to render intereliing. Louis XVIII. it is laid, is
about to fail for England, and a Swedifb frigate is
lying in the harbour for his reception.. The Duke
de Berri was here a few days fince.
The Dania: war will probably have the effal of
enlivening our town. and renderims it bnfy, as a port
of communication between England and the Conti.
nent a at the fame that *hat it participates the eau-
&mphe which awaits perhaps the Pole remaining allies
assault France. •
We are mere attain** interefted in the decifion of
the Omit of St. Petetlbure than in the defiins of
that, of St, Cloud t for one ts f ill problematical while
the tdolutions of Bonaparte are fubjeEfto no doubt
whatever. The feveral travellers who have lately
left Ruifia all agree in leprekining the Peace of
Tilts as nniverfally unpopular ; and there are not
wanting perfons, even of authority here, whole infi-
nuations rather than their affations are in favour;ol
a friendly underQanding between RA I.' and Eng-
land. Prince Menzikoff is charged with an important
milG•rts to Great Britain ; and the friends of England
draw a favourable prognostic from this circumllance.
' We have lately had travellers hare, who have vifi-ed
Copenhagen fince the Capitulation. They reprefent
the carnage fußained by the City as far leis confider.
able than was fir( imagined, as well as the lots en
awed by the befiered. The poputar ferment was fo
! far appertfed, that Englillsmen ventured to walk into
the City to furvo the ruins, and receifed iotio&
from the people There •
was no exarninition sift ,
gates, nor any particular atzention paid to arangers.

P:IPERS.

OItbERS
ILESPECTING THE CONDUCT TO BE OBLERCED DURING
THE PRF SENT WAR, WITH stkSPECT TO ENGLISH
GCODS AND PERSONS DETAINED.

TOR TIE DUCHIES OF SLESWICK AND HOLSTEIN.

44 We, Chriilian the VI Ith, &c. &c. make known,
by thefe prefents, thet as by an order of the 16:h ul..
all Englith fubjeas, fhips, goods, money, and money's
worth without exception, were to be fequeUrated and
detained, fo we have thought proper, in confequence
of further information and conlideration, to continue,
confirm, and extend the fame as follows :
London, England, 1807-10-10

WARSAW, SEPT. 9.

The Comm iaion of Government has appointed the
Lieutenant General and Prefident of the Admini-
ltrative Chamber of Pofen, M. Gorgen&i, Commit
Cary r-f the Poll& Government, to regulate conjointly
with the Saxon and Proflian Commilraries, the mi
litary road whiclt is to pats through the part of Si-
lefia which feparates the kingdom of Saxony from
the Duchy of Warfaw. His Majefty the King of
Saxony huts confirmed this appointment. Martha'
Soult arrived at Dantsic the latter end of Auguft ;
his cot ps will not leave Pro& till the limits of that
free city are definitively fettled.
London, England, 1807-10-10

MR. HEYMAN. !JON, thircpodil, I'4l, 351,
Strand; refpedtfully off -rs his affiftance to the Public, al,d
informs thorn that he has feledlcd the trbnve branch as his iill7lQ.
diate proteflion. He hags leave alto to fay, Vat having made this
his particular Rudy, and from a laborious inve Riga iinn, he has dif.
cover-1 chealTential nature and castle of Spin= Pedum commonly
called Corns, has dillinguifhrti their fpecics, and clair•fle,' their va.
elms modes of treatment, which h: clearly explained in his
Treatife, publifhed at Edinburgh ; and fold by Ps tar Hill, Edin.
burgh ; Longman and Rees ; Mawnr,n in the Poultry ; and S.
Highley. No. 24, Ficet.Rrect, London. Price los. i • boards.--
Mr. LION flatters himfelf, that from his previous 11 illy and very
evenfive experience, he may be autism iz. d to fay that he per.
forms all operations on the Feet in a very forieriar msnnrr, for
' fafety, expedition and cafe, fur h as has never be.orr bee- attempted,
and his Patients arc permitted, inftantly, to follow thsii -cfpretive
vocations, without any inconvenience. Nails.lar grown Into the
quick, a:traded in the eafidt want tr. Ha pnlreL.: an Infallible
Remedy for Chilblains

WHITE HANDS have ever been elleerneil-i
perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in tome partial Europe
are arena to Perfons of ra;lL—r-ilre DA NI/ANA SOAP, or
Indian Walbing Cakes, pollefs'thf peculiar pritperty nr si.i.s
molt exquifite delicacy of texture arid tree uctlvaSle fat oafs to OA
Hands which are co:dandy waled with this Soap. Even in cave
where the fkin has been injured by labour or otb-r vitileatee, the
bardnefs and eoarfenela err effeelualty,infallasiv, and peruutnendt
removed, and fucceeded by a fmoothnefs, ani delicacy of.
appearance, which cannot be acquired by any th mans what-
ever. It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate
idea of the fuperior excellonce of this Soap.
Sold by the Proprietors foie Agent, v:h ife fignarure it bears,
William Withers, No. 229, Strand, near 'remote liar. London;
and the Proprietors, as a further fecurity, b..g tlt to b;.• part ioular
in noticing, that the name and addres of the !winter, I. Spea?g,
No. 27, Bow.ftreet, Cov:nt-garden, is affixed to the label and
wrapper. All others are cous.terfcits. Soli by molt Perfumers
and Medisine Venders, in Town and Country.—tt each Calle.