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London, England, 1807-03-18

SAST•INDIA HOUSE, March it, iBo7.
'THE COURT of DIRRC7ORS of the UNITLD
COMPANY of MERCHANTS 4f ENGLAND trait.:
to the EAST INDIES,ek hereby rive Noire,

That at the Quarterly General Court appoin►od to be held on
the 25th inftant, the following Refolutions of the Court of Di-
redtors, will be reported to the General Court, agreeably to the
A& of the 39 Geo. 3. Cap. 89, viz.
Refolution of the 3oth July, sHotS, fully acquitting the Com-
mander and Owners of the Lady Burps, from all imputation of
!need, or stifeonduet in refpedt to the lofs of that (Lip
Refolution of the 7th January, 1807, fully acquitting the Com-
mander and Owners of the Warren Haftings, from all imputation
11 of negket or mifeondudt in refpedt to the lots of that (hip.

Refolution of this day fully acquitting the Commander and
Owners of the [hip Earl of Abergavcnny, from all imputation of
negledt or mifcondudt in refpedt to the lofs of that chip.

WILLIAM RA MSAY.Secretary.

This day was publithed, in two vols. Bvo. price its. in boards,
MEMOIRS of Dr. JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, to
the year $795. Written by HIMSELF ; with a Continu-
ation to the Thne of his Deceafe, by his Son, JOSEPH PRIEST-
LEY ; and Obfervations r his Writings, by THOMAS COO-
PER, Prefident Judge ("he Fourth Difirid of Pennfylvania ;
and tbe Rev. WILLIAM CHRISTIE. To which arc added, four
Pofthumous Sermons.
Printed for J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard.
The Second Volume may be bad feparate, price 7s. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1807-03-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. FAWK es prefented a Petition from the Debtors in the gaol
of Rotberant, in Yorkfhiro, praying relief.—Ordered to lie on the

CITHnLICS.

The Marquis of TITCHFIELD pretented a Petition firma the
Vict Chancellor, Heads of Hntifes, and others of the UniverOty of
T7lx,ord, Bating, that they had tern with concern, a Bill, purport-
ing, to admit the fervices of :di his Majefty's fubjecits in the army
and navy, without taking the oaths of allegiance and fupremacy ;
and Bating their appreheolions. 'hat it this Bill Ihould paf. into a
law, it would break doss* one orshc fences of the Civil and Beck-
et:Altai F. ft ahlifltments of the Country,and would materially affect
the ftipulations of the .1 eft of the t 3th of Charles IL commonly called
the 'felt Ad, which was paired for the Freud: y of our Proteft.int
Eftablifhment; but they hoped and truth(' that Honourable
Houle wool! continue inviolate the faid Al, and all others which
had patted for Thep: efervation ofour happy Contlittition in Church
aed State. The laid petition WAS ordered t 9 be laid or the table.
London, England, 1807-03-18

NEWLY ELECTION.

The following Members were ehofen to try the merits of the
Newry Eleeition Petition :
George H. G Cavendifh, Efq. John Dent, Efq.
Honourable Montgomery G. Godfrey Wentworth, Efq.
J. Stewart, Right Hon. Thos. Steele,
John Leach, Efq. Chrift. Coddrington, Efq.
lohn Smith, Efq. Sir Wm. Curtis, Bart.
ight Honourable W. Dundas, Right Hon. Charles Bathurft,
Lord W. Fitzroy, Lord C. H. Somerfet.
London, England, 1807-03-18

HULL, MARCH i

The Jahn Increafe, of and from Shields, on Sur: h
night (hipped a fea which carried aw • v her boat an.(
three men, and has put into Bridlington Bay in dif-
trefs. The Birney, Hornby, Greenlan.iman, with
about 53 fail more of veffcls for the tatrai.s, have re-
turned to Grimfby Roads ; alfo a la.ge fleet of col.
Hers and other (hips, in all about too fill. A very
heavy gale came on lall Sunday night, front the
Eaftward, which there is reafon to apprehend will
have occationed much damage to the (hipping
this coat. &mat melancholy detaik on this head
have reached us. The Leith packet. BARR, fr im this
port for Leith, was driven back to mat
loft upon tha South pat t of Sand H 41e, .it low water :
the Captain and five or fix hands, all pe.ilitd. They
have all left large families. A gentleman nom Not-
tingham, who failed from hence in the Leith packet
on his way to Aberdeen, fortuii:uely cri'tt:d that
reffel in Bridlington Bay, and went en- hoard the
Caledonian Smack ; by which his •lifa was
probably laved. Two or three more veir,ls were fcen
to drive upon Sand Hale on :%londay morning, and
it is feared are wrecked, and their crews drowned.—
The fails and rigging of one of them are Handing.
The Lady Charlotte Hope, Captain Pa-wa, of Ar-
broath, from this port to Stockton and As broath, was
driven on thole near Marfh Chapel, on the Lincoln-
fhire coati, on Sunday night, and Mr. Dtaa, of
Arbroath (the owner), and a boy ever- drowned.--
The Peggy, Peggy, Captain COW EY. from Shields for Lon-
don, (-coal loaded) ]truck on the Sianey Binkc, to
the Northward of the Humber, early on Tnefdav
' morning, and is totally loft : the crew :re all laved
except a boy.
London, England, 1807-03-18

NUMBER 5659]

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO MORROW, EVENING. MARCH t 9, 1807,
will he aded the New Comic Opera of
FALSE ALARMS ;
Or, MY COUSIN.
After which, for the sth time. a New Operatic Piece, called
THE YOUNG HUSSAR.
Saturday—The Travellers ; with the Young Huffer.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENTOARDEN.

1110-MORROW EVENING, MARCH '9, 0307,
1 will be acted (for the Seth a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST?

The principal Characters by Mr. Murray, Mr Rend)le. Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. Kerobk, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mire Brunton, Mrs. Da-
grenport, Mrs Emery. Mifs Tyrer.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, calm!
MOTHER GOOSE.
Saturday—The New Consedy ; with Mother Clod&

FIVE GUINEAS EACk
T'HE 'rickets for the CITY HOUSE LOTTEIit
are now felling at every Lie=ad Lottery Ogee, at IrtVW
GUINEAS each.
London, England, 1807-03-18

WEDNESDAY, MARSH 18, 1807

IICTUALUNG•OIIFICI, March 16, ISO?
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY Mrs NAVY, do broody:iv' Notice.

That on T:efday the 24th Initant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED
TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anfwerable to Samples
to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the original
Packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, into
the Vie:hailing Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Sills
payable with inure* ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contraft may be Coen at the Secretary's
Mee.

Ns regard will k bed to wry teeskr ie gobieb tie trice/ball got le in-
fertal iw words at kora, or defile!! net be dertvered to tie peard kfore
oes idea eft the Jail Tgeriey, tie 24th inflame, ger voles tk pate*
gag woks the hider, or fees Infos es bis bebay. attends t • Rebut
aim wad for.

lICTUALLING-OPPICS, Forma,' 26, 2807.
COMMISSIONIIRS "err VICTUALLING

HIS MAYES7rs NAY!', de Imrsiy eye Notke,

That on Thurfday the 26th of March next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for TwO Hun-
dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe-grained Ckethire SALT, or Salt
of equal goodnefs ; and for Eight Hundred Toasof Chethire BAY
SALT, of the largeft grain, or Salt of equal gosdnefs ; of which
the Perfons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples; to
be delivered into His Majefty's Vietualling Stores at Deptford—
one half by the 3t ft of July next, and the remainder by the 3oth of
September following, free of all charge and rifle, to His Majefty,
except that the Contradtor will be allowed as. t td. per ton, for
porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid
for by Bibs payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradts may be teen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors of the Sal.
Ditties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Chelhire, refpeCtively
No regard will k hod to ally Tauter is labia the price JIM not be
Warted in words at leazt6, or that
.frall sot be delivered to the Board
Wore one o'cloth is the fall Tburflay the 2611 of Match :text, ow
tut* the Peepers sobs wake the Trader, or foam Preen sa &is ithay;
attends to anfiorir soles salted ter.
London, England, 1807-03-18

This day was publilhed,
In Two Volumes Odtavo. price les. in boards,
FAMILIAR LETTERS from ITALY, to a
FRIEND in ENGLAND.
By PI.I.TER BECKFORD, Efq. •
Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand; j.:Aatchard,
Piccadilly ; Nornaville and Fell, New Bond Erect; Payne and
hel.Kinlay,Strand ; and J. Johnfon, St. PAW', Qua ch-yard.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
THOUGHTS an HUNTING, 4to. price 9s.
London, England, 1807-03-18

This day were publifhed, in two ♦ols. t amo. price is. in boards,
RAYS of GENIUS, colleted to enlighten the
Riling Generation.
By THOMAS TOMIONS, Fofter.lane.
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees and Orme, Peernofter-row.
•a• A few Copies on vellum paper, with additional embelliih-
merits, price 2SL in boards.
London, England, 1807-03-18

SHEERNESS, MARCH i 7.

Sailed from the Ncre this morning the FALCON
(loop of war, with a fleet under convoy for the Baltic.

DEAL, MARCH 17.

Arrived the CLYDI frigate, Commodore Om,
INDIGNANT, MONKEY, SPARKLER, and BRUIZER gUn
brigs, from a cruize off the coaft of France ; Dif
patch tranfport with feveral merchant veffels from
Portfmouth, which have failed through for the River.
Put back the FUR,/ bomb, Plymouth naval tranfport,
Pleafant Hill hired floop, Lord Hawkefbury and
Surrey Eaft India (hips, with the outward bound
veffels that failed yefterday, from the weftward. Vice
Admiral HOLLOWAY hoifted his flag yefterday on
board his Majefty's fhip PRINCISS or ORANGE.
London, England, 1807-03-18

P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Erq. M P. in the Chair,

Ref()Wed. That it is the erinion of this Meeting. that the energy,
ability, and integrity, of Lieut. Colonel BANNERMAN, which
Lave I,,cti 6n:ft.:tidy manifeft.'d by his condtra in the important
Military and Diplomatic Rations he filled, during a period of se
year, airtu.,lrefultilce in India, render that diilinguilbed Offices in
a peculiar degree qualified far the important tituation of au Ealt •
India Direaer.

Refolvecl alto, Thar this Meeting heartily concurring with the
Coot of Direetors, the Governor General in Council of Ineia, and
the Governor in Council at Madras, in the high terms of appro..
barion bellowed by them respectively, on the PubLe Sere cat of
Lieut Colonel Barnerman, will ufe its uttnoft endeavours n the
preic.t uceafion, to promote and tecure his l•leetko._

P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Chairman.

Colonel BANNTIMAN'S Committee will meet on Monitiy next,
the a:td i-flant, at the Kint'4 Head Tavern, iii the Poultry, f'om
eleven to four, where any friendly communications will be Grate.
tely received.
London, England, 1807-03-18

GENUINE PORTER and ALE. bright beyond
Example. brewed from MALT and HOPS only, and fent
out Genuine as brewed, wetted upon Oath, viz.
" I, John Walfby, the Brewer of all the Beer brewed at the
Imperial Brewery, at Batterfea, do folemnly make Oath and (wear,
that Grace the date of the laft Affidavit, I have continued to brew
both the Porter and Ale from Malts and Hops only, wholly
exempt from any other Ingredients or Adulteration whateva,
tod that the fame is fent out Genuine as brewed.
(Signed) " JOHN WALSBY."
Sworn at the Manfion Houle, in pretence of the Right Honourable
dietord Mayor, the 4th day of February, in the year of our Lord
xllO7. (Signed) W. Leighton, Mayor.
Private Families are fupplied for ready Money only, with Porter,
at the rate of bd. per quart and Ale at the rate of 71d. per quart,
In cal(' of 36, 27, and i 8 gallons each. Shippers or Exporters,
with any Quantity, on the ufual Terms.
The Beer will Rand the teft of any Climate, when brewed for
Ex portaWALtion.
Mr. SEY'S Beers have for there ten years pit, flood un-
rlv2ked for brilliancy and foundnefs, both at home and abroad,
brewed upon a principle peculiar to birnfelf.
Apply to Meffrs. Falconer, Walfby, and Co. Imperial Brewery.
akota, Surrey; or Meas. Bowrings and Co. No. Ss. New
Bond
London, England, 1807-03-18

TO PURSER'S STEWARDS.

-
WANTED, for a new Frigate, that will be VlTA-
aniffiesed in a few days, a Puffer's Steward ; one who is
well acquainted with his duty, and can produce a certificate aimed
charmer, &c. will malt with every encouragement by applying or
addrelang (port paid) to A. & at Mr. Hadn't's, No. as, Craven-
building:, Drury•lane.

PAIR OF SMALL BROWN CHARIOT OR CDRRICLR
HORSES,
9'o BE SOLD, the Property of a Gentleman...—
A They awe now In regular Work, and may be Peen and tried
any Morning from Ten to Eleven o'Cloek, on application to the
Coachman at the Stables, No 3, Ely Mews, Ely-place, Holborn.

.1-'p EE LET, and entered upon immediately, or
-I- on Lady-Day next, an elegant Furnithed HOUSE, with
Ten Acres of Land, Pleafure and Kitchen Garden, and Right of
evenfive Commonage, within a mile and a half of Windfor. A
kng Leafe, unexpired, to be difpofed of. The Fixtures and Furni-
ture to be taken at a fair appraftement, and may be let, furnitbed,
for three or four years. A recently built Green•boufe opens into
the Dining-rooms —For particulars apply to Mr. Stuart's Novi-
paper Officc, Upper Berkeley-ftreet, Portman-fquare.

A VILLA.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With Immediate Poffeffion,
AMott complete VILLA, with a commanding
View of the Royal Palace of Windfor, in the centre of the
Royal and Berkeley Hunts; diftant from London 24 miles, fraught
withevery conveniency for a Gentleman's family, and about so
Acres of Land.
For further particulars apply to John Bacon, Efq. at the Firit
Fruits Office, Temple ; or to Mefirs. Bicknell and Spedding, So-
licitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March at, 1807.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the BAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That at the Qiiarterly General; Court appointed to be held on
the 25th init. a motion will be made that Mr. Edward Ephraim
Pete, late of the Bengal Civil.Eitalblifhmem, be permitted to return
with his rank to India. WILLIAM R4MSAr, S.

This day was publithed,
In One Volume tamo. Price :,s 6d in Boards,
'THE GLORY OF THE HEAVENS.
By the Rev. T. BASELY, A. M.
Chaplain to the Right Reverend the Lord Bilhop of Lincoln.
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Pater-matt.
row ; and Mdfrs. Rivingtono, St. Paul's Church yard.
Of whom may be had. by the fame Author,
SERMONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS, the Second Edition.
in One Volume Odavo, Price 6s. In Boards.
London, England, 1807-03-18

This day was publiibed, price is. bound, the fourth Edition of
DITY's GIFT ; a Colledion of INTERESTING
2- TALES, to excite the Compafion of Youth for the Animal
Creation : ornamented with Vignettes, from the Writings of Mr
PRATT.—Selected by a LADY.
Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees and Orme, Patcrnoftcr-row;
and j. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard.
" he Writings of Mr. Pratt are fo well known to the Public,
that it would be unneecfrary to examine critically the contents of
this little volume. The feledign is not injudicious, and it may re-
precis the too common propenlity of Children to h-arafs and torment
helplefs animals."—Critleal Review, July t 799.
As above may be had,

The Paternal Prefent ; being a Sequel to Pity's Gift—chirtly
feler!ted from the Writings of Mr. Pratt--embellifbed with eleven
wood eau by Nefbit, price 31. bound.
London, England, 1807-03-18

This day was publiihed, price 2s. 6d.
THE LAUGHABLE LOVER! A Comedy, in
Five Ads.—.—Tctlinry : Printed by J. C. Goodwyn ; and
fold by H. D. Symonds, No. so, Paternotter-row ; and all other
Bookfellers.
London, England, 1807-03-18

THE teth OF APRIL
GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,
and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTYTHOUSAND
POUNDS. in Sterling Money.
rrHIS is the moll extraordinary scheme ever pro.
11 dueed In the Annals of Lotteries. lhe unprecedented num
ter of Grand Prizes makes
Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn leth of April will be a Prize ;
Every Prize swill be paid as loon as drawn.
SCHEME.

4 Prizes of £20,000
4 1 0 MO
4 .... 5.000
20 ••• 1,000
10 .. 500
30 •••• 100
40 AVM $0
3,000 20
3,cooFirft drawn Tickets is each

2ft £BO,OOO
40P00
- 20,000
•-.. 10,000
5,000
- 3.000
- 2,000
60,000
300

£250,003

25,000 Ticket,.
FIRST-DRAWN TICET,
Ift Day, - - £20,000
Id Day, - 20,000
3d Day, - - 20,000
4th Day, - • so,ooo
th Day, - - 10,000
•
6th Day, - - topoo
TICKETS and SHARES are Riling at all the old citablithed
Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
The Mit-drawn Ticket will receive appool.

WANTED, an ORGANIST for LICHFIELD
CATHEDRAL. The Frau of the Office, including
hole et a Lay Vlear's Stall, are upwards of One Hundred Pounds
ber Mourn —Teftininnials of eharaaer and Qmilifications are to
be fent, pit paid, to William Mott, Efq. Lichfield, before the
Imh day of April nest.—Lichfield, March it, 1807.
London, England, 1807-03-18

Lately publithed, in ato. price a is. in boards, illultrated with
platcs,the ad Edition, much enlarged, of
INSTITUTES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
Theoretical and Pradlical ; a Text Book for Univerfities and
private Teaching.
By W ENFIELD, I.L.D.
Printed for J Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had, by the fame Author, Pradtical Sermons,
in 3 vols. price one guinea, in boards.
London, England, 1807-03-18

BRASH, IN SOUTH AMERICA.

Lately publifhed. in tivo price 6s. in hoards,
A VOYAGE to BRASIL ; with general Sketches
of the Country, deferibing its Natural Produdtions, the
Cbaradter and Manners of the Colonial Inhabitants, &c.; and an
account of the City and Provinces of St. Salvadore and Porto
Seguro. Including a Narrative of the leisure of s Britilh Veffel,
and the imprifonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew by the
Portuguefe. To which are added. a corredt Table of Exchange, &c.
By THOMAS LINDLEY.
Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul', Churchyard.

GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS.
This day was puhlifhed, price is bound,
The Twenty-fecond Edition, brought down to the prefent State
of the World,
GEOGRAPHY for CHILDREN, by Qoeftion
and Anfwer ; or, a th.)rt and eafy Method of teaching and
learning Geography, defigned principally for the ufe of Schools :
whereby even Children may in a hurt time know the ufe of the
Terrettrial Globe and Geographical Maps, and all the coofiderable
Countries in the World ; lunation, buundarks, extent, divifions,
iflands, rivers, Likes, chief cities, g•lvernment, and religion.
By Abbe FR BSNOY.
Printed for J. Juhnfon and J Harris, in St. Paul'. Chureh.yard ;
Lesigman and Ce. Paternotter•row ; and, J. Mawman, Poultry.
London, England, 1807-03-11

MUTINY BILL.

The SECRETARY AT WAR moved, that the order of the
day for receiving the Repo:t of the Mutiny Bill (hould be dif-
charged. and that it mould be received on Thurfday :.ext. He was
not aware that any objedlion would he made to this arrangement,
wit:eh was rendered necelTary by the abfcncc of two of his friend, ;
one of whom (Lord Howick) was abfent through a domcflic mil-
fortune,and the other (Mr. Sheridan) on account of indifoofition.
Lord CASTLEREAGH regretted that this information was not
given earlier. He, however, would accede to it, but on this ex-
pre!' condition, that the difcuffion timid nut be pt.flpontd be-
yond Thurfday next.
Mr. PERCEVAL obferved, that the queftion rcfpedling the
admiffion of Cathoitec into the army was appointed for that day.
Lnrd TEMPLE itaefted, that the Catholic Biil fhould be poll-
pontil until Friday ; the other bufinefs whits flood for that day
might be deferred.
Mr. PLOMER waited to know whether the Bill for the Abo-
lition of the Slave Trade was to be read a third time to-morrow

.
Mr. WILBERFORCE willed that it lhauld take place on Fri-
day and recommended that the feeond reading of the Catholic Bill
flhAild he pußponed until Monday.
. _

The Ordcr fur receiving the Report of the Mutiny rill having
beim fixed for Thurlilay. a lorg difeuflion arofe refpedling the
poftponcment of the third reading of the bill for the Abolition of
the Slave Trade. Mr. Wilberforce moved, that it fhould he read
on Friday, to which Lord Temple moved, as an amendment, that
the word Monday be rut flituted for Friday.
The original queftion was fuppbrted by Meffrs. Wilberforce,
Perceval, Hawkins Browne. Canring, Miner, and Gen. Loftus;
and the amendment by Sir J. Newport, Lord Temple, Mee'.
W. Wynne. Corry and Tierney.
A divilion took place.—For the original Motion 16—For the
Amendment 65—Majority 59.
By which the third reading of the Bill for the Abolition of the
Slave Trade is poltponed to Monday.

. .
The Sugar Drawback Roomy Bill wag read a ft cond time, and
ordered to oe committed to morrow

The Paddington Canal Coal Supply Continuation Bill was
brought up, read a firft, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-
morrow; as was alto the Nairau (New l'rovidcnee) Salt Experta•
don Bill

Mr. PANSITTART brought up an Account of the Dificiercv
of the Grant of lall year for Printing and Stationery to both H9u •
of Parliament ; and alto an eftirrr te of the ft..= that might be
quired tor defray is g the charge for :be prefen: fcffion.
He then gore notice, that be would to morrow, In the Coe.
MitTee of SLpply, molt!: the requ'lhe lama for thole purpofes.
The Loan bill went through a Collmittee, and the rept.r: was
ordered :u be recei ed to• :sorrow.—:adjourned.
London, England, 1807-03-11

TAUNTON COMMITTEE.

The following nines appeared on the reduced lift :
J. S. Corper,Efq. W. H Fellows, Efq.
Sir J Aubery R. Manners. Efq.
G. Bailey. Efq. E M. Mundy, If+
J. Pattifon, Eq. Hon. G. W. Orimftone
Sir J Moftyn -- Trevannion, Efq.
R. Morris, Efq. R. H. Leigh, Efq.
NOMINICS.
Sir T. King Right Hon. N. Bond.
MR. CAWTHORNE.

General PORTER gave notice, that he Ihould fubmit a notion
to the Houfe relpeding Mr. Cawthorne, on Thurfday thgb Lath
of April ; on which day he moved Mr. Cawthome be or-
dered to attend in his place.
London, England, 1807-03-11

TO SCHOOL MASTERS.

WANTED on Board a Line of Battle Ship, a
School Mafter, to fuperintend the Education of foam
Young Chntlemen. It vi ill be neceffary that any perfon applying,
ihould undoritand Navigation, write a good hand, and have a very
good Charader. They will hear of terms by applying to Mr.
Chapple, Bookielier, No. 66, Pall-Mall, London.
London, England, 1807-03-11

NEW BRITISH DRAMA.

This day was publlibed, in One large Volume, Royal Os:LW°,
price tl los. inboards.
SHAKSPEARE's DRAMATIC WORKS, with
explanatory Notes.
London : Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; W. J. and J.
Richardfon ; J. Walker; R. Faulder; Scatcherd awl Letterman;
Longman and Co.; Croiby and Co.; Lackington and Co.; Cartel'
and Davis; J. Harding; J. Mawman ; J. Booker; G. Robinfon;
E. Lloyd ; W. Earle ; and J. Booth.

DR. GREGORY'. CYCLOPEDIA,
JuR completed, and including th•n Prefent State of all ARTS
and SCIINCtS.

THE Proprietor of this Work having brought it
to a clok, feels It his duty to tender kis acknowledgments to
the numerous perfons who have honoercd it with their counte-
nance during the period of its publication. He is proud in having
dt in his power to Rate, that, his exertions to render it the Ficft,
the moft elegant, and the moft ufeful Work of its kind, have beva
duly appreciated by the Public. and rewarded by an extent of pa
tgonage which bay far exceeded his molt fanguine expatations.
It has been candidly acknowledged, by every purehafer, that,
befides the evident Cuperiority of the plan and execution over every
contemporary work of a Smilax kind, the parts have regularly im-
proved in elegance, quapti:y, and quality— fo that, in every ref
ped,this publication is deemed the C EAPE sr that has, for many
years, been prefer ted to the
In juftice to hinifelr, the Proprietor iball now 'late that he has
confulted the perfrdtion of the Work rather than the colt, or the
egad letter of Lis original engagement with the public—but, in
three months after its completion, i e. from and after the Firit of
May next, he purpofes to raise the price of the Part. from Nice
Shillings to Ten Shillings each; and the complete Work in boards,
from Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas.
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The fame, half binding, and cut, with
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London, England, 1807-03-11

DEVON.—LARGE NAVY OAK UMBER.
I'O BE SOLD,
in LOTS,(Numarieany marked with White Faintlis under,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUN4RED and
SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBE TREES, 70
ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops,
and Bark.

This Timber Hee very compactly, is of very large Dimenfions,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compare Pieces. It
grown on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the I'arith of
CHRISTOW. four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from Tcignmouth
Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey it to Tcignmouth.

ON BARTON FARM.
1 LOT a. so Oak Trees.
s. from so to too inclufive.
3 -- lc° to 147 ditto.
4 51 Elm Trees.
5 40 Afh Trees.
6 from 40 to 82 Atli Trees inelufive.
7 3 Beech Trees.
ON HYNER FARM.
LOT t. 24 Oak Trees.
2. it Afh Trees.
ON UNDERDOWN FARM.
LOT t. too Oak Trees.
1. from too to 200 Ditto inelufive.
3. 200 to 3co Ditto.
300 to 360 Ditto.
---- 360 to 420 Ditto.
6. 19 Elm and 29 Ant Trees.
ON NETTON'S FARM.
LOT r. 5o Oak Frets.
2. from so to tco Ditto inclufive.
too to sso Ditto.
4. -- 150 to 200 Ditto.
1 2co to 250 Ditto.
6. 9 Afh Trees.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
LOT 1. Ica Oak Trees.
2. from too to 209 Ditto inclufive.
ON SWANELAY WOOD.
LOT z. too Oak Trek.
2. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive.
3. --- 200 to 300 Ditto.
-- 300 to 3 30 Ditto.
5. """ 350 to 413 Ditto.
6. 56 Afh Trees.
For which purpofc a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms
1.4 Chudleigh, on Thurfday the 26th March non, at Elcven
Mock in the Forenoon precifely.
For viewing the Timber,: rplf to Mr. John Law, at the Manor
took on the Premifes, witu whom printed particulars will be
Wttas they will alfo at all thet.:ineipal Inns in the Country, and
hither. information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of,
41111. owfill, near New Reading, Berkfhire; or at the Office of
atesbarunad4almo i 8
James, Solicitor,, Exeter.
London, England, 1807-03-11

AN ADVOWSON.

WANTED to Purchale a Perpetual Advowfon
with the next prcfentation to the Living, in any eligible
healthy fituation in one of the Midland Counties of England,
where the prefent incumbent is far advanced in hie, and if with a
Manor Eltate the more agreeable.
I.etters addrefred to Mr. Scott, No. as, New Bridge-ftreet,
London, will be attended to
London, England, 1807-03-11

THRAI RE.ROYAL, !AUK Y.LANE.
TOMORROW EVENING, MARCH r 2, 1807,
will be adcd the New Play, in Five Ads, called
THE CURFEW.
After which, ne►er performed, a New Operatic Piece, called
THE YOUNG HUSSAR.
The Overture and Mufw compofed by Mr. Kelly.
The Charafften by Mr. Ellitton, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cherry,
Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Digotun, Mr. Fitztimatone, Mrs. Mountain,
Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Bland.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
MORROW EVENING, MARCH 12, 1807,
will be ailed (for the fecond time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST!
The principal Charaders by Mr. Murray, Mr Kern/de, Mr.
Bruntoc, Mr. C. Keroble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da-
venport, Mrs,Eanery, Mifs Tyrer.
To which will be added tke New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE.
&The new Comedy of Town and Country, having Seen re-
ceived with unbounded applanfe, by a brilliant and overflowing
audience, will be repeated with the new Pantomime every even-
ing till further notice.

HEREFORDSHIRE.—CAPITAL OAK TIMBER.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Oxford Arms Irn, at Kinston, on the sots day of March,
1807, fubjcd to fuch conditions of Sale as wiU be then and
there produced,
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED MAIDEN OAK
TIMBER TREES, now growing in LyonfbaU Park, near
Kinston.
1 he greater part of the above Trees are fit for the Navy, and
wtll worth the attention of Timber Merchants.
The Sale to begin at three o'clock in the afternoon.
For a view of the above Timber, apply to Mr. Morgan, at Eye-
wood, near Kinston, and for further particulars, apply to Mcllis.
Wortham and Stepheofon, Callk arca, Holborn ;or to Mr.
Lewis, Brampton Bryan.
London, England, 1807-03-11

THE NEW PLAY.—Foma EDITION.

This day was pnblifhed, price Half a Crown,
"THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Ads. Per.
forming with great applanfe at the TiItATILL ROYAL,
DsusyLANg.

By the late JOHN TOBIN, EN.
Author of the Hotter Moon.
Printed for R,cw*aD Puteura. No. 6, Bridge-Greet, Black-
friars; and to be had of all Bookfellera.
London, England, 1807-01-23

MARRIED.

. .........
On the ad inft. Iltid Nichol!, Efq. Doetors Commons, nephew
of Sir John Nicholl,bis NT:jetty's Advocate General, to Mils Sarah
Odd ie, fecond daughter of Henry Hoyle Oddie, Efq c f Carey- ft ree t.
Mr. George Craig, writer, Galafhiels, to Mifs Dorothea Laid-
law, eldeft daughter of Mr. Laidlaw, Philiphatigh.
Lately, at St °love, Hart-ftreet, Captain Barrow, ortbe Faft
India Company': fervice, to Mrs. Evans, widow of the late Joins
Evans, Efq of Norwood. Surrey.
On the 3th inft. at Cheat. Church, Cork, the Rev. Richard
Dickfun, Redtor of Kilkeedy, in the Diocele of Limerick, to Mica
Chatterton, eldeft daughter of the late Sir James Chatterton, Bart.
of the city of Cork.
Lately, at Steeple Afton, Oxon, Richard Parkinfon. Efq fon
of Leonard Porkinfon, Efq• of Kinnerfley Caine, Hereford-
Mire, to Mils Lecluncre, daughter of Captain Lechmere, of the
Royal
At Aberdeen the 31ft Dec. Mr James Affleck, writer in Stone-
, haven, to Mils Mary R (hellion, only daughter of the Reverend
William Robertfon, of Aberdeen.
On the tyth ult.. Robert Harrison, Efq. of Cheadle, Capta into
the King's Own Dragoons, to Jane, the youngeft daughter of J.
Tench, hfq of Wexford, Ireland.
At Mains, I.iolitbgow, James Brown. Efq of the Falk Irk Union
Bank, to ifs Janet Wilion GLn, daughter of William Glen,
; of Mains
At Settling, the Rev. Mr. Archibald Ml.achlan, rninifter of
the Gofpel at Dundee, to Mifs !lobelia Gallatly, daughter of the
Rev. Mr. Gallatly, minifter at Tsaling.
At Edinburgh, on the 24th ult. Captain Macintyre, 43d (or
Argylthire) militia, to Mifs A. G. Campbell, youngeft (laughter
of the late William Campbell, Efq. of Duneaves.
On the zsth ult. at the houfe of John Home, Ffq of Kilduff,
I Carlyle Bell, Ffq writer in Edinburgh, to Mifs House, daughter
of the Rev. Robert Home, Polwarth.
On eke Bth ie.. at Giibrough, Marmaduke Conftable. Tfq. to
Milo Oetavia Hale, of the Plantation, Bth daughter of the late
General Hale, of that place.
London, England, 1807-01-23

DEC. aB.

The report that niritial Duroc had gone w St.
Pettriburgh to make an attempt to bring about a
general peace,-requires confirmation.
The Principality of Itatifbon has been fubjefted
to a war tax—one quarter per cent. is to be laid upon
all property, exclutive of the debts of the parties.
The French military depot at Ritifbon has been
tbddenly ordered to break up for Saxony and Poland.

.ITAL T.

TRIESTF., DEC. 18.

. _
According to report, Belgrade has at length fur
rendered to the Servians. The Ruffian veffels, in
conjonftion with an Englifh frigate and a cutter,
(well every velrel they meet with from thispurt, &c.
Dec. 18.—This ri fining, at day break, about a
league from thi, place, the above vefrels wire attacked
by feven large armed (halloos that had run out of
Venice. The battle fatted tnttl one o'clock, but we
are not acquainted with the refult of it, the cloudy
weather having obftrufted the view of it. There
were abort 1500 dilcharges of cannon cliftinaly heard
—the diti-harge of fire arms was alto very frequent,
as the armed fhallops had probably very numerous
crews. About mid day, the noife of the guns began
to remove from Triefle all at once. To-morrow we
expea to hear fomething decifive on the fubjed of this
anion.
London, England, 1807-01-23

By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.

The ~.'or.:cnt; of this het Nuniber will belt bcfpak the Variety,
the Completenels. the Novelty, and the Promptitude, which it
is intended (hall fuperernineutly characterize this new Critical
Journal. Contans of No. I.
THEOL!'IGT. POLITICAL pees/our.
Van Mildert's BoyLan Ledura Jarrold's DiTT.. :ions 'on Mau
Vaughan's Addrcfs RURAL ECONOMY.
Grateaubriand's Demonftration Loudon's l'icr.tife on Country
Cambridge's Charge t Rtfidencies, &c.
Burg-Is.'s Polthuroons Sermons MISCELLANIES.
Prond's Unitarian Doctrine re- Maddock Letter
fort. Waddil ;-on'sLetter to Tierney
Cox's Addrefs to Diffenters Styles'a i.:ffay on the Stage
ILIRIEPRUDENCE. The Farmer's Account Book
Coati's Plan of Taxation
Lawec on Civil ACti•HIS
Abridgment of Nili Prins
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
Plowden's Law of TytiliCgS
TURKEY.
MEDICINE.
Willett on Vaccine Inoculation Ahmed Vaffif Effendi en the
Arnold on -Wank. Monuments and the Truths
PHILOLOGY. of Iliftorical Memoirs
Salmon's F.TEDillp. at SouthiU SPAIN.
BIOGRAPHY. ()errs) di Quimaca general ap
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Lire of Walhington licada a las A rtes
Memoirs of Htitchinfon GERMANY.
Napoleon and the French Pee.
Statiftifchen Umrifs der Sim -
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• The Arebeelogia, Vol XV. HOLLAND. •
VOTARIES AND T &AVILA. Verhandelini, over den 11/gOeti,
Helms Travels
TRADE AND COMMERCE.. Bibliatheca Critics
Young's Weft India Common TRANCE.
Place Book I.cttres inedites de Mirabean
THE DRAMA. Hittorie desGu ems des thulois
The Vindiaive Mall et des Francois en Italie
Lcttres fur Ic Valais, &c.
Dimmitt's Adrian and lirrita
Hook's Tacit La Columbe Mviragore
NOVF.LS AND ROMANCES. Tableau Synoptique des Mine.
Leah's Feudal Tyrants EMIT
Armltrong's Anilo•SaEons Des Rapport* de ha Medicine
POETRY. avec la Politique
Scott's 13a1:ads Voyage en Italic a en Sidle,
Herhat's'M ifcellaneous Poetry &C.
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Prtl2,Ll.-IMANTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JAN. as.
ZnuCHE's PhPRAGE. •
Purfuint to the Order of the Day, their Lordthips refolved into
Committee of Privileges, Lord Walfingham in the Chair.
In eonfequenee of the fuggeftions of a Noble Lord (ELDON)
on a former evening, on whofe motion the preterit proceeding took
place, force farther evideom was peered, and °mafioso' difeuffion
took place, touching the cafe of the above Peerage, which termi-
nated by the Committee ordering the fame to be taken into farther
confideration this day three weeks.
On the returning of the Houfc, prayers were read, after w:dch
the Earl of Selkirk, one of the New Scots Reprefentative Peers,
pad the Earl of Leicefter, were (worn, and took their (eats.
The Royal Affent was given, in the ulual form and manner, the
Commons attending below the bar,to the Place andPenfion Duty,
and the New Malt Duty Bills, and to Schenck's Naturalization
Bill.

The Lords Commlffioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord
Walfinghaut, ani Lord Ellenborough.
The Annual Indemnity Bill was read a fecond time, and com-
mitted fnr to morrow; and tome routine buthiefs difpofed of;
after which an adjournment took place.
London, England, 1807-01-23

THE SECOND ROOK.

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mutt ufeful, chat's., and radical& Book of this kind estr pub
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UNDk.R MOTAL AND DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE..
rIHE flirt night of the Six Sete& Soblcription
Affeml.lits and Concerts, which form one brant'h of the
New Ettabliniment, will be on Monday, the 16th of Febniary.
All applications muff he made between the hours of one and four,
at the Office of the inflitution, in Argyle ftrcet, where lifts may
be feen,uand information received refpeetit4 the mode of obtain-
tog a place on them.
Such Ladies as fubferibed to the late Amateur Concerts, in
Hanover ffitiare, and who are defirons of becoming Suhfcribers to
the pref:nt tflabliffiment, are recratiled to fend in their tunics. and-
if f:fficienly early in their application, they will placed on a re-
terved lift appropriated for their accommodation.
The moil eminent Performers (both Vocal and inftritmental)
that the Country can produce, are cnzaged, and thcir namestilitl be
siren In a few days.
The future Nights of the Concerts a:ai Affemhlies, will be on
Thurfdays.
London, England, 1807-01-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The StrAIKE a came down about haif-paft three; but at a ballot
Mood for a Committee to try the merits of a Petition, complaining
elan undue election and return for Weimouth, the Gallery was
kept locked. We underftaud, however, that the Right Honour-
able Gentleman took the Chair before four o'clock, and that revere!
Members were (worn. The Deputy Uther of the Black Rod (=-
zoned the Houle to the Houle of Peers, to bear his Majcity's
Commifflon, declaring his Royal Affent to feveral Ads agreed
rayon by both Houle', read,--The Ste/melt, upon his return, we
learnt, proceeded to count the Members, in order to obtain a
Committee for the trial of the above Petition ; but there being only
44 inftead of too Gentlemen Prefeot, an adjournment took place
of courfe, till to-morrow, (ibis day.)

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23.
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONEO'CLOCK
Contain, Jan. 6c i—Redueed 59+—Omniunt n.
Eschever Bil:s, par as. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Rank Stock 215+ 215 Imp. 3 per Cent. 58+1
3 per C. Red An.s9+l imp. Ann. 7+
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. 59+ Each. Bills par Is. prem.
4 Per Cent. 78ii Omnium, a+ prem.
,5 per Cent Navy 94i+ Foglifh Tickets, 'l9l. km
Loi.g. An. 17 1.0 Conf. for acc. 6oiti
India Stock 179 t7Bt

In the packet which brought the DanUh Mail of
yellerday, arrived a Gentleman with difpatches from
Mr. ADAIR, at Vienna, to Lord HOWICR. In his
r a c Le paired through the Rnflian head quarters,
,14 has brought accounts which on the whole are
fatistaetnry. The fubllance of the intelligence which
be brings is, that the French Army is in a aloft de-
plorable condition; the number of men carried off
by difeafe is ellimated at not left than 40,000, no
decifive battle has been fought, though there have
been a great many ficirmiffies, which terminated with
various fuccefs; but generally in favour of the Ruf-
fians.

Other accounts have this morning been received
from the Continent. The CRA-SCENT frigate, from
Gottenburgh, has arrived at Yarmouth. Three
packets failed at the fame time, under convoy of the
GALLANT gun-brig. The weather proved fo tem.
pea uous that the Cease strr wa: five times put back—
the time with the loft of almoft all her fails,
which the replaced with thofe of a Swedith Indiatuan.

The news by this !hip is, that up to the Toth id,
there had been no general engagement between the
Ruffian and French armies, that the Ruffians ad-
here obilinately to their fyflem of retreating, deftroy-
Lig all the roads, and taking all the inhabitantslvith
their army—leaving behind them nothing but a per-
felt wage. We apprehend, however, that the day
named, the Toth inflant, mull be underftood as re-
ferring not to the fcene of staion but to Gottenbtirgh;
and that at that date no accounts of an attion had
been received there.
London, England, 1807-10-05

Of whom alfu may be had,

The Wonotas of the Tvitcaoscorz, or a difplay of the Won-
del s of the Creation, in ohj.As comparatively minute, illultrated
with very large Plates, price 3s. 6d. in boards.

FOREIGN I.vTELIGENCE.

AUGSBUFGH, SEPT 18.

Letters from the North of Germany of the begin-
ning of this month, hay, that the tioops under the
Prince of Porte Corvo have taken a tired p.-fition.—
The right wing of his corps is in and about Lubec,
to the eaftward. The Spanith troops arc mollly con-
centrated about Hamburgh, and form the centre.—
The lift wing, comyrofed of Hollanders, is between
the Elhc and the Wefer. The whole make a total of
about 40,0c0 men ; but wheu this army is to ad, is
uncertain.
London, England, 1807-10-05

wEymobTH, OCTOBER 3.

Arrived his Majelly's fhip MUROS, Captain null,
from a cruize; General Doyle packer, CHARLES Pr
vow, from Guernfey and Jerfey, with mails and pal-
fengers ; the American (hip Ofprey, from Leghorn,
cleared for Tonningen, with a general cargo, after a
pall:age of (even weeks, being Pubs & to quarantine---
the has failed for the Motherbank. Arrived the Phea-
fant, T. BAYNES, from Poole, with coals ; Nancy,
ROBERT YonaG, and Maur*, WM. HALL, from Sun•
derland, with coals. Sailed his Majelly's (hip PLuro,
Captain Jamvssix, and BOR RAS, Captain SCOTT, on
a cruize MUROS, Captain Dun., for Portlinoutb ;
Liberty brig, Lieutenant J. GEDC 8, on a cruize;
Chefterfield packet, S. WOOD, and Rover packet, T.
glints, and Alert extra wicker, for Guernfey and
Jerfey, with mails and paffengcrs ; Mary, F. Green,
for Ramfgate ; Effort, J. Hsat CE ; Ftienclfhip, J.
CARROLL; and Nepean, T. Hs ta.rrr, for London
and Caroline, W. SCOYLON, for Plymouth.
London, England, 1807-10-05

DOVER, OCTOBER 4.

His Majtay's pin brig Caac it has detiined and
fent into this port the brie &Limit Vcrhon, of St.
Peterf-w rgh, bound from Norfolk, with a cargo of
tobacco, for Amlterdam. Several cutters and boats
belonging to this place have brought in upwards of
8o pipes of wine, fuppcfcd to be pdrt of the cargo of
the unfortunate bug Mary and Elizabeth, wrecked
laR Wednefday on the Goodwin Sands. Wind N.E.
and moderate.
London, England, 1807-10-05

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Milli Edition, greatly enlarged priOe as. and the Additions
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tik LL the TALENTS' GARLAND : a few
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Minifters A Satirical Pocm in two parts, as. bd.
All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in blur Dialogues, and a
Patioral Vpilogue, with a Frontifpiece. Eighteenth ba
A few Copia, on fine drawing paper, sos bd.
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All the Talents in Ireland, a Satirical Poem. Second Edition,
ss
Letter to Lard Vifcount Callicreagh, on the State of Ireland.
Ey the Author of the preceding, as
More Talent. Rill : being Lord Grenville's Letter to Dr. Gat
kinovith the Anfwers thereto. t,.
PLin Fans; or, a Review of the Coadna of the late Minlften.
Third Edition greatly eatargedos.
The Critio. 161 the Author of the preceding. Second Edition,
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London, England, 1807-10-05

NAUTICAL INTB, L :GENCE.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 3.
Came in the ALCFSTII, of 4o guns, from the EaR.
ward, and failed again to the Weßward this after-
noon.

Came in the Danifh fhip Fortuna. Capt. Hanlon, from Alicant,
with fait, detained by the Lavin* of 4o guns.
Danifh fblp Herrick and Maria, Capt. Othiman, from Cagliari,
with fait detained by the Amazon, or 36 guns.
Danifh !hip Venfkabet, Captain Drewfon, from Leghorn, with
wine, &c. detained by the Champion, of 24 guns.

Sailed the HIBERNIA, of tso guns, to join the
Channel fleet ; Imosratiozscs, of 38 guns, and the
PICKLE fchooner, of ICO guns, on a cruize. Came in
the Foar nags, 40 guns, from a cruize ; Lion, Capt.
BLYTH, from Stockholm. Sailed the Endeavour,
of so guns, to the WON/3rd.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3.

The DMMEDP, of 50 guns, Capt. DUMARESO,I
A MPHION frigate; SARACEN &NV, Capt. PREVOST ;
and ALBICORE brig, have been undocked this week,
having completed their repairs. The TEststaras,
Sir C. HAMILTON, will fail for Plymouth on Tuef-
day fhould the wind prove fair ; fern) whence the will
proceed to the Channel fleet.
This morning Admiral Mon-ratio returned to the
command of this port, after a fortnight's abfence.—
The SAPPHIRE, Capt. Dav I ES, will fail in a few days.
with Sir H•RVORD JONES' Petra.--
The
Ambaffador to
MoROS frigate Capt.
Duff, is under orders, with
the William (tore fhip, for Bermuda.—The PRINCR
GEORGE, of 98 guns, Capt. LOSACK, was paid of
on Toefday.—The LI vitt, frigate, Capt. G. *Km
LEY, has detained and fent in here the following Da-
na (hips, which are under quarantine : (hip Ann-
tura, lit Essrus mailer, from Alicant to Alborg', with
fait ; brig Rofinette, KORENBSCE mailer, front
.Leg.
horn to Lifhon, with (ilk, &c. ; brig Augulte, F. C.
Stosa mailer, from Palermo to Lifbon, with barley ;
brig Fortuna, MICHAEL MARLO mailer, from Pa
term° to Lifban, with barley ; alfo the Fenwarken,
J. Starr mailer, from Drontheim to Barcelona, with
flock fifh, which is come into this harbour. Dropped
clown to St. Helen's the BULWARK, of 74. guns, Hon.
Capt. FLEMING, under fealed orders, and was under
fail this afternoon.

OCTOBFR 4. Artived the Malta, Wittmats,
from Monte Video, latt troth Guernfey. Went out
of harbour, his Majesty's ship OSPREY. The
SPRIGHTLY cutter is appointed convoy for Guernfey.
—Wind S. W.