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London, England, 1807-11-27

PLYMOU Fl!, NOVEMBER 25.

The Packer that arrived laft night, is the Princefs
Elizabeth, Captain KIDD, from off Lifbon, after a
palfage of 2 1 days. The Raven, which arrived yeffer-
day, was twelve days on her paffage from off Lifbon,
and it is Paid that the brings an account of the Tagus
having been entered by Sir SIDN Y SMITH, with five

fail of the line, mh;ch failed from hence about a

fortnight fince—it is alto reported, that the intention
is to elcort the Portuguefe Governmentto the Brazils
in their fleet : whether true or not we cannot Rate.
—The packet brings an account of the failing of the
LIVELY frigate from Lifbon, with a fleet of 64 fail
the 17th ult. The Isis, of so guns, Admiral Hot.
LOWAY, with the Newfoundland fleet, palled up
Channel this morning. Came in the Elizabeth, Capt.
BR ITTLP. and Mary, Captain CHAMPION, from New
foundland. Four others are arrived. The Unity of
this port, from bound hither, is 101 l at Scilly
—crew fared ; alfo the Hazard, on a firailar voyage,
is 101 l at fame place, with the crew, except one boy.
Arrived the Astatorr, of 36 guns, from Oporto.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER a 6.

Sailed, his Majelty's (hips Captain, Centaur, In-
trepid, and Comas, for Piymonth.—Wind W.
POOLE, NOVEMBER 25.

About 20 fail of veirzla left Newfoundland on the
3oth ult. fir Portugal. under convoy of his Majefty's
fhip NEMESIS and a cutter ; not knowing any thing
of the (fate of affairs In that coun'ry.
DEAL, NOVEMBFR 26.

Arrived yellerday his Majdly's chip HOUND from
Plymouth, with a convoy, which are failed for the
River. Came down from the River the Gallant
Schemer, Rbscir, for Malta;—and the Caroline,
Hayes, for St. Kitt's, and remain in the Downs with
the -fhips as per Jail—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-11-27

BIRTHS.

On Monday fe'nnight, at Hinton Houfe, the Lady of Thomas
Kingleote, Efq. of a fon.

At Portfmoutb, on Saturday, the Lady of N. P. Rothery, Efq•
0- a daughter.
At Portfca, Mrs. Cheefman, wife of Lieutenant Cbeeftuan, of
the Royal Navy, of a daughter.
On the tch inftant, at Exmouth, Devonfhire, the Lady of Wm.
Bond, Efq of a fon and heir.
London, England, 1807-11-27

CHEMISTRY.

In the Prefs, and fpeedily will be publiihed, biotite ellfely printed
volume, odtavo, the bac of Dr. Watkins' Blographide Dietto-
Lary, wits plates, price f Gs. le boards,
A 1)ICIIONARY of CHEMISTRY, MINE-
RALOGY, and the USEFUL. AR l'S,lncitsiling viers, New
Difcosery, and adapted to the prefint State of Kuooledge as
those Subjects.
London, England, 1807-11-27

SOLOMON DAVIS.

This perfon had been c.,nvieed at the Middlefex
Q2arter Sefflons of bfory, and had been febtenced
to fix months imptifonment in Cold bath fields gaol.
Mr. SCARLET, this day, moved for a writ of Halm:
Corpus to bring up the body into the coiloily of the
Martha' of the King's Bench, that he might be charged
in an action of debt. The ground of the application
was, that this man had formerly been in partnerfhip
with a perfon of the name of Levy, who had fence
quitted the country, and it was apprehended, that
Davis would follow his example as fool as he was
releafed, and thus evade the payment of scoot. The
Court refuted the application, becauf: there appeared
to be no authority on the books ter depriving the
keeper of Cold bath fields plifon of the cittiudy of a
ctirrinal upon any loch pretence. [Turn over.

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London, England, 1807-11-27

I/ ED.

On Tuefday fe'nnight, Majar Barclay, of Hanover Buildipgs
Chatham. He was Aid-de•Camp to the late General Crofuie.
At Birr, King's County, Thomas Woods, Ffq. He had fervid
during the American War, in the 49th Regiment, with the rank
of Captain.
Saturday morning, in Profpeet ftrect, Hull, Hrs. R obinfon,wire
of lieutenant Rohinfon, of the zd Royal Surrey Militia.
After a few hours Hind's Thomat Davis, Efq. of Horningfham,
Steward of the lite and prefent Margulies of Bath.
_ _ _ _

At his Louie in the Lower Clofe, Norwich, aged sz, the Rev.
John Walker. one of the Minor Canons of the Cathedral.
On the :Bth ult. on board the fhip Barbadces, on his pafracc
Irons Barhadoes to Liverpool. for the recovery of hie health, Mr.
Richard Hooton, merchant, of that iflind

Tue fe'nnight, in the 57th year of his age, Mr. Thomas
Whiting, many years coot at BsMu! College.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Marring 54 .ninntes after 12
A rterr.oott 25 altsr:ter after t

This day was publifhed, price ta. Gd.
(With an Engraved Plan of the Town),
ANARRATIVE of the EXPEDITION to, and
the STORMING of BUENOS AYRES, by the HAIM
Army, commanded by Lieutenant General WHITELOCK.
By an OFFICER attached to the Expedition.
Printed by W. Meyler, Bath; and fold by G. Robinfon, 25,
Paternoftcr-row; and Harding, St. James's-ftreet, London.
London, England, 1807-11-27

COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, NOV. 26.

Delaware, Fickel man, r —This vale! under American colours
laden with a cargo of wine, flour, and other articles, on her voyage
from Phi'adelphia to Guatlakupe, was captured on the zoth of
November, tBo.c. by his Mak(ty's fillooner Unique, Geo. Row-
Icy Bland, Efq. Commander, and carried to Antigua ; and, after
the ufual proceedings bad thereon, the Judge of the Court below
condemned the Ihip and goats claimed as the property of Defabage,
and re:flared the remainder of the cargo. In this cafe their Lord-
(hips affirmed the fentence.
The Adeline, Sheppard —This wife' was alfo failing un-
der American colours, laden with a cargo of fugar, on her return
voyage from Guadaloupe to New York, and was feized as prize on
tht 3ill Odtober, tilos, by his Majclty's flip Cambrian, John Pool
Beresford, Efq. Commander, at d carried to Halifax and, after
the ufual proceeding, were taken againft the Ihip and cargo, the
Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court was pleated to condemn that
pat t of the cargo, confining of i 99 &retreads of fugar, claimed as
the property of Bertrand Dupoy, a merchant of New York, on
the ground of its belonging to the enemy. Their Lordfhips re-
quired further proof in this cafe.

Orders have been fent down to the Carteret packet
which was to have failed from Falmotrh with the
Mediterranean mail i•n the 21 ft, to wait the arrival
of the mail of the 24th.
Government determined yeflerday upon the frr-
mation of a new Board or Committee, for the ma•
nageinent of maps, charts, and drawings of iflands,
harbours, &c. comprifing all necefrary nautical and
gen- raphical intelligence, for the ufe of the Admiralty
and Navy. The following Members conflitnte the
Board : Sir R. Baimow, Chairman ; Sir H. Pop siva,
lamas Bowan, Efq. Captain T. HEARD, and Captain
1-1. COLUMBINE.

Several very fine privateers are fitting nut at
Liverpool, to take advantage of the proclamation for
bringing in all neutrals bound to France.
Mr. Jones, profeffor of flight ef hand at all the
fairs in and about London, was conveyed to St.
fintholcmcw's Hofpit on Wednefday evening in
confequence of a bite of a mad dog. The animal had
evir.ccd fymptoms of madnefs, and Mr. J. tied him
up ; but as thofe fymptoms increafed, it was refAved
to deflroy him, and while Mr. J. was un the point of
doing fa, the dog flew at him, feized him by the lips,
and tertibly mangled his face. The furgeons who
attended deemed it neceffary to cut away the wounded
parts, leaving the unfortunate man a truly pitiable
°fie& The animal is the fame that paEcd at the
fairs as the lemma dos.
London, England, 1807-11-27

TO MY COWSPONDENTS

The extended reputation, which was the first oleet of my am-
bition, in the TRFATM EN it of VENER EA I. COMPL INI S
and DEBILITY, having attracted to me various Corre(p indents
the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and from different parts
of Europe and America, I bog to addrefs this Public Notice to
fuch Correfpondents.
The occupation of try dine in ar:fwering letters from thole who
grudga not remun:ration, made it neceffary for me Come years ado
to &farm that no letters could be noticed tr.ltfi a Baca. No:+.
was inclofed. l again repeat the information, that no letter:, with-
out inclofures, can be animr4 d, unicrs from Patients already un-
der my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Weft
Indies. or from any Foreign Country, mutt contain not oily a
complete ftaeement cf the Cafe. hut a very liberal fum, funicient
to compenfate for ftudying and writing fully on the Complaint.
and for the Preparation of a confiderahle Coutfe of Medicine a
London Chensift. it loch thould be requifite. Where the dillance
does not admit frequency of correfpondence, it is silo Mired, that
the age, the manner of Eying and gent ral fee:lov a-, well as every
fymptam that can pailhly be defcribed, be molt particularly lye-
cifitd. .

Letters require no other dire' inn than the Chriftian ard Sur-
name, •• Martin I3ree, Fig. Lowlier' ;" and that the minds ut either
Sri may have the Culleft affurance rf frerecy, the pottage of lett.vs,
accompanier! by Fees. need riot be paid at the time, but willTher-
wards be charged to the party.
MARTIN !MEE.
Member of the Royal College of Surireoas in London.
No. 29. Ar.,ndel .o reef, Strand, near 'Temple bar.
There ii an additional entrance in Water ftrtet adjnininr.

LONDON: Piloted and publithed Ty LEV Le)
rerburi P4ce. Lam(Jeth) at the STAI-07•ICI, No f. r.
(tract, PUbliflICCI ILI;0 at the 11•011 !Ct. riple-Dat,
London, England, 1807-11-27

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 27,
will be adled a Comic Opera, called
THE HAUNTED TOWER.
Baron of Oakland, Mr. Dowton; Baron de Coircy, Mr. Holland;
Lord William, Mr. Graham; Edward, Mr. Ruffen ; Lady
Elinor de Courcy, Mrs. Mountain; Adela, Signora Storace,
(being her firit appearance this lesion).
Adt 111. will be introduced the favourite Air of " Oft on a
plat of rifle/ ground," (compacd by Handel) by Mr. Bralrm; ;
sod a new Bravura, (contpofed by Mr. Woelfel) by Mr..
Mountain.
To which will be added (for the Bth time) a New Melo-
Drama, in two Acts, called
ELLA ROSENBERG.
The principal Cbaradters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
F.l!:fton Mr. Bannifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Mifs Ray, Mrs. Sparks.
To morrow, The Inconstant; with Ella Rofenberg.
On Monday, The Siege of Belgrade; with Ella Rofenberg.
London, England, 1807-11-27

PXTRACTS FROM PRIVATE LETTERS.

" Lissom, Nu % 7.—Thi% day an order came out from Go-
vernment, not to gr.oit difpatch to goods of any kind whatever
going to any port in ths britith dominions, nor to allow ErgUM
merchandise to he (hipped off under any pretence. Notwithftand •
ing all this. affairs with France do not appear to be yet fettled.
nor to be in a tfa.ti for fcttkment• Lord STRANGIORD and
Mr. GAAIIIILP., l underftand, depart to-morrow. It is not
true, as has been fepsrted here, that the French have ordered the
co fireation of all frith property in Spain "
" Our Government has at length declared ttfelfpnfitively againft
the Englith ; an embargo has already been placed upon the pm-
party of perfons who are yet here. I batten to colomunicate to
you this news, which cannot fail to interest you."
" Nov.l-1 am lorry to inform you, that feveral (hip, loaded
with Britifb property have been put in fequettration, and thtr
there is too much rcafon to fear they gill be confifeated, as all
the documents found on board prove that they belong to Erg-
land.
" Three of your veffels have been embargoed, when they were
jolt on the point of failing. I particulaly regret the fate of the
Diana, which is OM of them, as the bad on board brtween 7o or
So Fnglith fulled' of humble cireunittaiees, the payment for
*vie& paffage had been guaranteed by the kritifb Padlory. The
etisy of this vcffel is attributed to the Captain, who might have
fal:cd forte days fince. But we are all spate forprifed at the whole
proceeding relative to this embarto, and the more fo as it is ae •
eosin:anted by a fesueftration of Bridib property an !hare."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
I'7lo 07 STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Conics's, for money 630—for Jan. arc
Onmium zt prem.—Excheq Bills, 3s. prem.
PWCE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Str•ck z z 22e I India 80ni.% par is. dif.
.1 per Ceno. Rcd. 611 Irifh 5 per Cot. 931
per (*cm. Conf. 631 A Qactse. Bills. par 4s pr.
4 Per Cent. S I Omnium, t pr.
5 p...r Ccnt. Navy 97i 9g Tickets for City Lottery 71 ids.
Log Aim. Cool. for acc. 64!t•
Stock 178 177; 17E1
London, England, 1807-11-27

This day was pu:
In Three Volumes Svo,p-icc it as iu hoard+, the 6th Edition ,f
GLEANINUS through WALES, HOLLANJ,
and WESTPHALIA.

By Mr. PRATT.
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LETTERS from ENGLAND. By Dun MA-
NUEL LAVAREZ ESPRIELLA.

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markable divcrfities of opinions, religious and political, which pre-
vail among thetas, and whick form Co ltriking a feature of the
national charadler.

This day was publiftled,
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'Edition, confiderably enlarged and improved, of
MATHEMATICAL TABLES. Containing the
Logarithms of numbers, Logarithmic Sines, Tangents, and
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SPECIMENS of the Utter ENGLISH POETS,
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London, England, 1807-11-27

SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 26.

This day the Baltic convoy made the fignal for
failing, but did not proceed—it is underltond, how-
ever, that it goes to-morrow. The Hator, Dove,

bound to Revel, failed with the lAft convoy, but

was obliged to put back, owing to her lofing her
.pawl bits in a gale, while at anchor near the middle
Sheers—file is now repaired and fails with the convoy
to-morrow. The Briti(h Tar tranfport is ordered to
Portfmouth) and motl of the other tranfports that
were here are gone to the River. His Maidly's (hip
Cottostsmost. is to be paid advance in a 4.1 y or two,
and will then proceed to Jamaica, where the is to lie
as an bofpital (hip. We have bad very fevere weather
lately, but not any particular damage is done. The
CAMBRIAN frigate failed to the Nore to-day ; the
MARRACOVTA takes the convoy to the Baltic to•
morrow. The CRUIZER was to have been undocked
today, but there was not water enough. There are
now upwards of fifty pendants flying at the Nore and
Sheernefs.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-11-27

ATTESTATION.

T THOMAS GLAISTER, farmer, of Saltc3lts,
9 in the Pal& of Abbey-Holm, near Carlifle, do declare, that
I was for above fix months forely afflided with a nervous com•
plaint, attended with internal wcaknefs, lots of memory, pains in
my bead, ears and breaft, and was fo bad as to be confined to my
bed. I had many remedies prefcribed me by the faculty, but to no
purpofe. Fortunately, Mr. ionic, of Coeliac, who knew my fad
fituation, recommended to me the CORDIAL BALM of GI-
LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, three bottles
of which medicine only, I declare, has reftored me to perfeet
health. I have taken a voyage to Liverpool, on pyrpofe to return
my hearty thanks to Dr. Solomon, for the great bleffing I now en
joy of my health, through the great difeovery, the Cordial Balm
of Gilead. THOMAS GLAISTER.

Liverpool, Augult 12, 1797.
P. S. I (hall return to Carlifle by the Margaret Captain Tobn
Barnes, of Carlifle, with whom I arrived, when 1 swan to return
Mr. lonic thanks for his kind recommendation.
_ _

Rekrence may be had to Mr. Francis JoUle, Scotch ftreet, Carlifle.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpedable
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There are alto family bottles, containing the quantity of four of
the las. 6d. ones, for 335. by which sir are raved.
'note who with to have the Medicine immediately from the
Drraor, by fending the money for any quantity they think proper,
will have them rent by fuch carrier as they shall appoint. Poll-
office orders for any Cum may be fent by pelt, and the balance will
be returned in the box, or orders with cafh enclofed wilt be duly
attended to

Proper directions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them-
felvee, is given with each bottle, price half a guinea.
Nor I.—Fach battle has a government !lamp, with the name
" Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which
is felony.
London, England, 1807-11-27

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAMEND, NOVE;ll;illai.:Paffcciby the Williams, Tucker,
from Virginia ; Good Intent, Hippell, from Limerick ; Mary,
Hunt, from Waterford ; Album Boyle ; David, Walker ; Juno,
Sims ; and the Shelburn, Mourfon, from CopenhageN. Sailed the
Flora, Brooks, for St. Michael's ; and the Phillis, Smith, for Bcr-
bite.
London, England, 1807-11-27

BUILDERS PRICES, 03°7.

This day was publithed, price 31. fewed, including the advances.
I'HE BUILDERS' PRICE BOOK; containing
a correct Lift of the Price* allowed by the molt eminent
Svrv,:yors in London to tie fereral Artificers concerned In
Lnlll-
lug; inc•uding the Journeymen's Prices.
BY AN EX PiiRIENCi.D SURVEYOR.
Villh a Table of Scantlings, and a Table of the Duti:s on Mai-
(lows and Honks, and the Rules for chdrging them.
Publilhed by J. Taylor, at the Archltetural Lbrary, No 59,
High Holborn.
N. B. Gentlemen are rcqueftcd to be careful to order TAY CU iL.I
corralled Builder's Price book.

This day was publithed.
Very neatly printed in Two Volumes Odtavn, price t6s.
`HE HISTORY of FRANCE, under the Kit g;
of the race Valois, from the acceflion of Charles thc Fifth in
1364, to the Death of Charles the Ninth in 1574
I:y NATHANIEL WILLIAAI WkAXALL, Ffq.
1 he Third Edition, with very confiderable Au tmentations.
Printed for J. Mawmau, No. 22, Poultry, London.
Of whom alfo may be bad, by thc fame Author. juft publithcd, the
Third Edition, corrcdted and augmented, price 4s. hoards,
A Tour 1 brough the Weltern, Souther:l, mid Interior Prov:n •
cesuf France, in the Years 1775 and t 776.
London, England, 1807-11-27

DR.FRIMIAN'S GUTTA SAI.O TAIUS.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of
long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a
competition with it in all the different [tars of a certain Difeafe,
which it lffedually cures and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the pained feelings and expofure that attends falivation,
without debilitating the coattitution in any degree, or even re
quiring confinement from butinefs, or reftridion in diet. The
radical virtues of there ineftimable Drops have proved the it claim
to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de-
' hility of both feat..., they prove a never failing reftorative, whe.
ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit
pleafures, or the effects of a warm climate to travellers, and chore
going abroad. They cannot be recommended too ftrongly to
thofe who will receive a fafe, fpeedy, and complete care in all old
Itubborn Gleets, and every weaknefs that areas the bladder and
organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mo-
thers, who for years had been deprived of that happinefs.
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, cor-
ner of Patcmofter-row, and retail byßelam, Portfmnuth; Wefton;
Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub.
lin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Edinburgh ;
and by molt country medicine venders, in bottles, at 21. 9d. each,
with ample dirediens.
London, England, 1807-11-18

RAMSGAIE, NaVIS.IIBER 16.

A great many tranfports with men and honks on
board, belonging to the 111, 2J, and 3d Regiment of
German light dragoons, carne into this harbour yef•
terday and this morning ; they began to land them
in the inner bafon, the wind blowing very thong, and
there being lo much fea breaking over the pier at
the outer harbour, it made it more difficult to land
the horfes there.*The total number put on Shore
there this day is, of the
IR Regiment, t 3 men, and tax Meek
ad ditto, t3o men, and t43l4nrfea.
3d ditto, 69 men, and 55 horfes.

They were landed from 15 trattfports; badts which
were difembarked from the Cora tranfport, General
DICKEWS and (lad* horfes. The above are at pre
fent in Ramfgate and Stonar barracks. It is expelled
they will not remain there, but march away to make
room for others, as they are difembarked. To morrow
the remainder of the horfes now in the harbour, on
board other tranfports, will be landed.

A part of the 92d and 79. h Highland regiments,
landed here on Friday and Saturday lall, and after
remaining in Ramfgate barracks, &c. one night,
marched fur Canterbury, Sce.
We are much concerned to -.ate, conliderable
alarm is experienced on account of there being many
of the above fine regiments, officers and men, yet
unaccounted for, but we hope they may have fafely
reached fome other port.
London, England, 1807-11-18

Sr. PETER3BUROH, OCT. -.

The fate of Copenhagen has made a prof,:und im.
preffion rwt only an our Curt, but Alf) on the pubiic
at large; and the former has expretTed tke mofl
feientily utlpolitiuri tnwartli Denman;:. This natural
faropathy towards that ill fated country is lirength.
ened by the littiati:n in which we find ouricives with
regard to France and England.
Altl?ough our Government Items difpofed to make
common caufe with the former, and to defend our
codas againfl the Enelith, yet it would Item that it
goes not chnofe to make the tirft pep towar..ls a (late
of :renal warfare ; on the contrary, the Emperor
Alexander appears to 'tibia himfelt to the molt vi•
porous meaftires of defence. It is reported that it is
chiefly with this view his Majelly intends taking a
journey throughout the Ruffian dnminit•ns, in which
he will firtl proceed to Hitt-pack and the I-math-well
governments and departments of the Empi.e.
London, England, 1807-11-18

I-LAGUE, NOVEMBER 6.

ROYAL DECREE, OCToBER 29.
Louis Nliv,lenn, &c. &c. We have decreed, and
do decree the following :
I. The earl? meeting of the Leg;flAtive !Indy, according to
the Cur:Qin:non, being ap;ointed for the third ludday in No-
venfper, it (ball meet accordingly en Tuefday the i7thof the pre-
fent month, in the city of Utrecht.
" 11. Our Nlii,ifter nl the Interior i 4 chatted vei..lt the nceef-
fary ruenfurcs fur the ex, cut inn of the prefent decree.
" Givun at Utrecht, Odlohcr 27, 13,.:7, w:d the fecond of
our reigr. (Signed) nots.

" i.REEL."

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER IS.

Yeilerday arrived a mail from Nyberg, which
brought a great variety of news from Finland.—
Among other articles of information is the following
r. ,clarnation, iffned by Baron Levi.zan, Privy
Councillor and Grand Sinefhal of the Lordlhip of
Pinching on the zrith September lath
" Whereas, in the prefent Mate f affairc, it it ne.
reffary that all Daniih Citizens flt nld abilain from
exprefling any fentiment which mg tend to damp
the enthnrafm with %Oriel] all good and hr neil men
tr..c'eavonr to fripprrt the mealtires adnpted by his
1114e11y ; and whereas it is of urgent necetlity that nn
reports fhould be Ipread, as opinions publicly ex.
preiTed, which c:lnnot have any other tendency than
to mill-ad the public opinion ; therefore Government
has thougl:t it right to prohibit, with the titmerlt ri-
gour, all public.conver fations on political fubjens, on
pain of all perfons hAding the like corestrfati-lis being
immediately atrelied and proceeded against as dii-
tui hers of the public peace.
" This Proclamation Ihall be pulled up in all
public p7aces."
This day art ived here from Elfioeur, the three firfi
Englifh prizes, which were taken by (.me armed
p. v te (nips off that place. In this capital a begin-
ning has alio been made with filling out privateers,
and a Inblcription has been opened fir that put pole.
Yellerday arrived in this port, a Papenbrsrgh
vdfel, front Plymouth, ss itth a cargo t f wine and
brandy, valued at zo,ooo rix dollar F. She was bound
for the Englillt head quartets, and the mailer, fop-
poling them (till to be here, entercti the port.—
The cargo has been contircated.
Ott the ztfl of September hail, the P.nglillt Colonel
Cockorn arrived at liViburg, from Schfelwic, as pri-1
loner of war.

NOVEIM ata 6.—Travellers lately arrived from
liambuv.h hate, that tlie sc,cco French and Spann
troops quartered in that si:y, colt every month the
enormous fum of four milli nc of marks. No foreign
troops have as yet entered 1-loliiein.
Cnnful Nitilit is arrived at Kicl from Tripoli.
S:.veral I)ani:h learner), it is laid, have lately lett
uraeaux and other F)et)ch ports, with an in:ention
,o proceed to Kiel, where fume of them are already
at . ivc.d.

Novi mnEtt 7.—The Crown Prince arrivi:d here
lztl night. 'I nc tlr,tipett ;tie taken to
prevent all c•,rrcipondente with England ; eve the
letters are opt-mii in °Ric' to fix it they
contain any Englith cticlalutcs.
London, England, 1807-11-18

BAYONNE, OCTOBER 22.

The French arm; advances to Portugal by Sala-
manca ; the &II divilion, commanded by General
Laborde, entered Spain five days ago—the tecnnd
ict fait this morning. General Kellerman (the fon)
is arrived here.

MADRID, OCTOP,FR 22.

Cur Court is difrokd to reward, in the molt
'ipiendiii manner, General Linicrs, who has rendered
Jut!) kreer fervices to the Spanilh Monarchy by his
courage and his excilient military operations againtt
the E g:dh in South America.
The Spap.ifh army was never nn a more relpeBable
It.nting than at the prefent ninment. This is in a
ve.it meaftire to be attributed to the reforms intro
a'need by the Ptince r.t Peace. With refot3 to the
navy alfo, the greatell exertions are making at the
aifferent ports to condi-it& new voilds, and we flitter
ourielves that Spain will loon repair the Lilies fit: has
fultained in the comic of this war, and fend kith
numerous fquadrons to avenge h::r flag.

AUGSIURGI-1, OCTOEFR 19.

Letters from Vienna (late feveral particulars rela-
tive to the affairs of Turkey. It is very certain that
the proporals of the Englifir M hider, Lrrd Pag-er,
hay; been rejalcd by the Ottoman Government, a.lei
that the Divan has declared it woolj c ntinne to
make common eaule France; since which the
negotiations with England have been lap:ruled.
London, England, 1807-11-18

CANTERBURY, KOVEMBER 17.

buring the fall four days a very large portion of
the troops lately employed at Copenhagen have been
debarked on thi• coati. and marched and cantoned
as under mentioned. Few of the regiments have the
full complement, as the Captains of the men of war
were authorized to detain as many men from each
regiment as they might think ncesffary to Ail in
navigatingthefh prizes to Portfmouth.

aBth, 43d, and tII battalion of the 95th, were
landed at Deal and Dover on Ftiday and Saturday,
and three companies of the 79th and 92d regiments,
at Ramfgate, on the fame days. The 92d, after
baking at Canterbury, marched from thence yeller
day morning, on its route for Weeley, in SuWer.—
The 28th parches from Canterbury this day, on its
route for Colcheiler. The 43d, from the fame place,
tomorrow for Ipfwich ; and the 79th fo► Weeley,
on Thurfday. Two companies of the 79th are to
difembark at Sheernefs no the fame day, And to join
the regiment at It, chefler ; there are yet five compa
nies of this regiment Wanting complete it ; but
hopes are entertained they may have leached !cane
other port. The 95th marched on Saturday and
yefierday to Hythe, from whence the 2d 'Royal Sur-
rey meted yellerday to Milford, to make room for
their accommodation.

The ill, zd, and 3d Light Dragoons of the Ger-
mas► Legion, 1370 Itrong, were yetlerday difembar-
ked at Ramfgate, where, and at Ston4r, Deal, and
along that coati, they are at preterit to be Rationed.
The Iquadron of the oh Dragoons, whic!t lately
marched to Deal, will in confcquence return to Can
terbury this day.

The Weft Norfolk militia which lately moved from
Canterbury to Maidtionc, in order to leave open the
barracks for the ace )mmodation of the troops on their
march, will refume their former quarters in Canter-
bury on Friday nut.
London, England, 1807-11-18

The Ambafradnr was c,lnclueted to the Palace with
the 141.41 farms, by the Mailer ut the• Ceteninnies
and his llzputy, who had fetched him with three
carriages btlnnging To the Court. He was inttoiti.
-ced to the Cabinet of the Empercr by his Excellency
the Principal &Wier ‘,l the Ce: en. niies, and pie-
fented by hi; Serene Higlinefs die Vice Grand Elec.
who perErined the functions of the Arch Chan-
cellor of the Sate.

By a Decr:c of the 2,1 of the IA mnnth, the
general and Fir ft Erprerry Catri.iinc6mrt vas named
ArnbarFador to the Court ot. llotria,aod M. M. Ray-
St. Getlefl, and Prevat, are appointed &tete-
tnties to the fame.

The Atch Chat:cellor of the State being abfent at
Milan, wl;ere he was performing his funftions, and
•t being the ctiltont of the higher eccleliallical digr.i•
cries t • have their ditties fupplict' in their abfence,
the Vice Grand Ele•!tor is crdered to exerrife the
funetions ztt,ibuted to that digt.ity during his ah
f•-nce, or nil his Majelty thAll be plcafed to name a
Vice Arch Chancellor.

1.41), there prevails the fame expeehtion,that
the Eirperor will yet undertake this year a journey
to hi. I'a7es lituated on the other tide of the Alps.
Gcnerd Junot, the Governor uf Pat is, and Corn•
rt.:m(ler in Chief of the French Army a (wcrvation,
:• Paid, is expeEled at Madrid along with fume of
.iis Staff.
T/Aveliers, who have come fr,,rn the interior of
RI ifia ttate, that the greater part of the troops who
'rived in the late campaign, are Hill Lliened, and
have not yet received orezrs to I e tlt II to their re-
ipeetive quarters. Two thirds of the ncis! militia
that wet: formed Lift winter have been diftuiffed: the
remaind:r are Bill under at me.

The Impetial Guard will arrive in this capital on
the 24th. It is announced that on the &Mowing day
the city of Paris will give a brilliant fete to thefe
brave warriors, to celebrate their return.

It :s laid that the French head quartets will leave
Berlin on the ill of November, and that the greater
part of the French lcldiers will march at the fame
time. It appears, in general, that the good under
(landing between I'r►tira and France
.Icreafes daily.
M. Brcteuil, formerly Miniller in Park. died lately
here at an advanced age, after a painful
Field M:4111►41 Don Pedro Itoderign, of Boria,
C,,mmitfaty from the Court of Spain to the army of
the Gironde, arrived on the soth of 'J'b'ber, at
Bayonne, to Complintent, in the name of his Sove-
reign, General Jonot, Commander in Chief.

Nov. 9.—By an Imperi.►l decree et the 29th of
011ober, 900 chi;dren, being thole eiiher of military
or civil tundionarits, Are to he Admired into the dif-
ferent lycea of the Empiic, in the place of thole who
;,aye (pitted them, eilier to enter into fervice or
into the dithrent fpeciai
London, England, 1807-11-18

gßill Regiment of Flot.

To be Lieutenafits--Enlicni John Muth. vice Thompfon, de-
ce.ifed ; liaac Waher, vice Shaw, deceafed ; John Davao, vice
Lawfon deccafed ; and Jofeph !all vice 11,1C.resor, decealed
To be F.iifign—Licutenant Robert Hackett, from the Waterford

hlilitia,
To be Affiftant Surgeon—Hofpital Mate A Cunningham, vice
Ferguloto, &mkt!.
9pth I/Mt.—l:Mien James Johnllone to be Lieutenant, by put-
chafe, vice Beards, who retires.
96th Dneo—lieutei.ant J. Snow, from the 4th Carillon Battalion,
to be Lieuteeant, vice Semphill, who exchanges.
sth •• eft India Iteginient—i-jaines C impbcll, Gent. to be Entign,
without purcl.ate, vice Nl'Donald, promoted.
Bth Ditto—James Mulhall, Gent. tw be Enllan, without purchafe,
vice Commitigi,primiteed.
Rt.yal Welt India Rangers—G. F. A. Skinner, Gent. to be Fnflgi.,
without purchafe, vice Kid,, removed to the 77th Foot
Brigadier General Baillie's Regiment—Lnlign Robert Clifford,
frunt tl.e 66th Foot, to he Fitit Lieutenant, without purchafe.
Garrihin liattalitm—Lieutenant James Semple, front the 96th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Snow. who exchanges.
sth Ditto.--John Rivingtun, Gent. to be Eniidn, vice Ulher, pro-
moted in the 311th Foot.
6th Ditto—Cation' Peter T. Ryves, front the 34th Foot, to be
Captain of al..7orepany, vice Broderick, who .xchanges ; Cap•
tain Witham Bohm, from the soth Foot, to be Captain et a
• Company vice Weinyfs, removed to the soth Foot.
7111 Ditto—J F. St tvely, Gent. to be linfign.
3.11 Ditto^Cdtotdill John Brown, from the 34th Foct, to be Cap-
tain ot a L'itapauy, vice Willett, who exchanges; Captaio
Cliarle:i Donavan from ditto, to be Captain of a Company. vice
who exchanges; Lietiti.tiant 14ihILm Bock, iron. the
Ilt I:ragout's of the King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant,
vice !Kooks, removed to the 32t1 Foot ; Vaughan Jones, Gem to
be tilit;ti, vice ding:ton, promoted in the 117th Loot
9th Ditto—Matthew Willuck, Gent to be Enligti, vice era., pro
meted in the gv.ilt Foot.
Royal Regiment of Malta—Lieutenant I. X de Leilezhourg,
fr. ni Menton's Regiment, to be Captain ut a Cumpatiy, vice
Perry, deceafed.
Rosai riewfnutAlland FencP,les—Lieutenant S. D'Arccy Kelly to
be Captain ot a Conipai. vies. Vint Cu , appoint. ii Town
rat Halifax ; Amino Pliiiip IngouvilL: to M. Lieutenant,
vice
London, England, 1807-11-20

HANOVER, NOV 5.

The Hanoverian Ramped paper at Gottenburgh
and Grabenhagen, has lately received a third ilamp
with an eagle, and this infciiption, Reyaume de
aneien Hanevre." A number of Pt uflian
fuldiers continue to return this way homeward from
the French pt irons.

NAPLES, OC r 0 32R t

At Caftellamare there was a divifion of thips of',
war ready to fail for Salerno, tinder Captain Bar-
bara. In order to accomplith this objea, it was ne• j
ceffary to elude the Englith, who, with two ftigates,
fif►een gun boats, a galliot, and leveral other 'mall
veff:ls, were cruizing in the lir ait between the ifland
c•f Capri and the Continent of Naples. With this
view, the Commander ordered M. Corcale to draw
off the enemy's attention by a number of falfe move-
ments and figyals, by which means Captain 821 bat:*
in the night of the Srh inflant, happily effected his
voyage to Salerno. %While the Englith were ineffec-
tually purfuing him, a rich convoy of 36 veffels ar-
rived in this port, tinder Captain Ftederic, which
Itad efcaped from Gaeta, and which the enemy had
long hcen watching.
Since the peace between France and Ruflia, the
merchantmen r,f the latter power very frequently
arrive here. They have hitherto met with very little
oppolition from the Englifh.
VENICE, OC ['OBER 23.

Notwithlianding the contiacliaory information
from Pal is, WC Bill expea the Emperor Napoleon.
liere in tlie• conrfe of next monili. Preparations
have 1: rig been making for an adequate reception of
the gie,iieti of all bilonarclits. Evet y hand is now
bid). in completing them. The illuminations of the
Place or Sr. Mark, the Iltidge of the Rialto, &c. will
he magnificent beyond dcfctiption. Several thnu•
rand gondola. will likesrift he fitted up, and provid
et' with uiclictira,, Ihould the weather be fa. arable
to Admit them on the canals. lit the Grand Canal
theie is to be a regatta. A grand triumphal arch is
rllo st,n;plet ed.
London, England, 1807-11-20

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
rrHISPRESENTEVENING,NOVE.MBER so,
will be aged (I,r the 4th timr) a New Comic Open, called
TWO FACES UNDER A 'HOOD.
The Scenes. Dr.ffes, and Dtcorarfons are entirely new.
The Overture and M Ole computed by Mr. Shield.
The principal Charaders by Mr. Thumpfun, Mr. Bellamy, Mr.
loves, Mr. Incicdun, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. King,
Mr. Farley, Mr. Litton, Mr Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin, Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. Naomi, Mifs Bolton, hlrs. Litton, Mrs.
C. Keintile.
To which will be added a Farce, called
ARBI FRATION ; or, FREE AND EASY.
lack Familiar, Mr. Lewis; Sir Tully Tritely, Mr. Blanchard;
Thorp, Mr Simmons; Chequer. Mr. Litton; lady Litigious,
Ain.bavetipurt ; Harriet, Mils Waddy ; Mrs. Chequer, Mrs.
Litton.
t 7 The new Comic Opera of Two Faces under a Hood, having
bow received with the higheft applaufe, by a brilliant and over-
flowing audience, will be repeated every evening till further notice,
except Monday next.
To-morrow, (sth time) with Katherine and Petruchio.
On Monday, The Winter's Tale; with Mother Gook.
On Madly, the Farce of the Follies of a Day.

FTCTUALLING OF FICA, Novemher tg, tBO7.
11HE COMM ISS lON 4RS far VICTUALLING
HIS MAY SPIT, NAVY tin hereby give Notice,
That nn Thurftlay the abt's ir:ftant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders In writing (fettled up) and treat for Fifty Tong of
A I.EXIA RAISINS; to be anfaterable to Samples to be produced
with the Tenders ; to be deliverad one half thereof in a tort-
nieht. and the remainder in a fortnight afterward.. into his Ma-
jrfty's Vidualling *tarrf at Deptford. . • -
The Conditions of the Contraa may be feen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard trill be bad to any tender in which the trite ISA not 1, in-
fried in wetted, at length. or that fb..tl not be delivered to tbr Board &i re
vat ~'4oc4 ow the /aid 'Mornay, the 26th infiant, ear enleit tbot
who wain Abe tender, or Ante tartan on ins behalf, attends to an, war
when called Aw.
London, England, 1807-11-20

ELLA ROSENBERG.
Ina New Mofie, Scenery, and Dreffea.—.The Overture and
Mufis entirely new, compared by M. P. King
gOnelpal Charadtera by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
Mann, Mr Bannifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Mils itay. Mrs. Sparks.
With a Dance, (compared by Mr. Mollie )
I,* The new Melo Drama of Flla Rofenberg. produced for
the BLit time laft night, was received throughout with the hishett
marks of approbation and unbounded applaufe, by a brilliant and
overflowing audience, and will be repeated fur the sd,ath, and sth
times To-morrow, Monday, and Tuefday.
Toinarrow, A Trip to Scarborough.
On Monday, the Country Girl, with the Wood Dmmon.
On Tnefday, the Cabinet.
On Wednefday, Time's a Tell-Tait.
London, England, 1807-11-20

THE ARMY.

We are happy to find that the 600 Highlanders
(part of the 92t1 tegiment) who were mentioned. a
few days ago, to have got on fhore r•n the iuland of
(ton the wreck of the Neptunus, of 84 guns,
that was 101 l eiff that place. have all fnfely arrived in
ditictent ports in England within the lett two days.
London, England, 1807-11-20

HELSINGOR, OCTOBER aB.

A Ruffian Envoy palTcd the Sound, and arrived
here on the z.sth, front whence he uceafionally fends
dilpitches.

RENDSIII.I7.2O. NOV. 7.
The Pon Office at Lubeck has publilbed the fol.

_
lowing nr,tice :
'• Since, by virtue of an ordtr from he Supreme Authoritiss,
Ott. courfe of the poits to Zealand, Latand, Falftcr, and Moen, is

to be re-cflablifbcd, Co far as the enemy'* blockade of the Belt will

permits and as. after the reception hereof, the Daniel pickets will

take their way to Zealand, as formerly, this is hereby made known
to the Royal Pail Comptoir, fur their own obfervation, as well as
for the information of the public. And, as meafures will be
tahen in cafe of a packet being puttied by the enemy, and unable

to cfmr, for throwing the money and valuables overhnoil. in that
cafe. the public are hercby informed, that the Putt Oilier &ex not

hind feel( to make reparation. but the lofs mu(! be fullained
liy the prnprit tore. However, atteftatinns of the goods. mottle),
&c. that may he (hipped. will be required at the Poft Office."

lly a Royal Order of the 27th of aflobtr, the ex.
purtntion of timber of an defcriptions to foreign

countties is prohibited, both by land and fea, under
the penalty of confifcation, and a fine equal to the

value of the articles.

A Royal Placard, of the fame date, permits the
importation of provifons from Slefwick and 1-101(lein
to Copenhagen, Zealand, Laland, Moen, &c. and,

betides, offers a premium upon each ton of butter,
bacon, falted fiat, Sec.

NORDHETM, NOV. G.

Political changes will fhortly give a new form to
the civic conftitution of our city, bind we !hall collie-
cinently he pvcrned by other forms and other law;.
We now belong to the kingdom of Wefiphalia ; and
the uninterrupted !mirage of troops through thin city
wilt ceale in a few days.
The new military roads are in future to run
through Saxony. Within the laft fix m.mths,
wards of 150,000 troops have paired and repaffed
through this city.

WARSAW, NOV. 25.

Onr Bing and Grand Duke has forbidden the ex-
preffinn of any public demontlrations of joy, it c-n
leguence of his approaching arrival; htv, on the
other hand, a proclamation has been iilitcd by the
PrellOent, Count Malkowitz, relative to a contribu
Lion for the benefit of the unfortunate inbahi!ants
Prag.t, who were compelled to abandon their habi-
tations when the ground was made ufe of to erefl
new f,,rtifications.
Mozart's requiem, in honour of the memory of
Cherubini, was performed on Saturday last in the
church of the Auguilines, by a band conftfling of up-
wards of too perfons.
The Magiftrates have taken the oath of allegiance
to the King of Saxony:
The Winds of the military and commercial roads
between Saxony and this grand duchy is completed ;
intlead of one road only, as at &II concluded, there
are to be four ; but the goods palling this way are
not to be fubje& to any impolt or duty.
London, England, 1807-11-20

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
M 5 minutes after 6
Aftrirr coo 29 minutes Vier 6

• DR. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL.
WHAT PAtient, who is fuffering under the dd.-
train: pain of Chronic Rhciimatifm, or the more acute
anguifh of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchare a ren r.
dy to relieve his fufferings! No rcme dy has been fu effedual as
Dir. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in aff,,rding certain cafe, and allvviat
hug pain in there diltreffing complaints in the (welling of the; oints
and fliffnefs of the tendons, the ba.l ,fleet of old (trains, ref:tiered
worfc either by much exertion, ur by cold variable weather
.1 hi; excellent application rkellice. the (welling, and brings ear
tendons and 'flurcies loft and pliable ; in one difcafe, thcsiekets.
the r.1,tx,1 yielding condition of the bones is fo wt nderfutly
changed by the ugular ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the bones,
though didorted, gain their natural dupe and figure. lo
Numbnel: of lambs, and Torpor of the sack or Spine, it proves
a fovereign remedy, by animating and reboring the encr:,y of thr
Nerves.

sold wholcfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheatfole,cor-
ner of Paterneder row ;Haz.a..l and Miis, ar.d CI-Lateral, Bath;
Blain, and Lynch, Manthetta ; Gregfon•, Liverpool; and molt
hookkliers and medicine vender. in every country town, in bottle.
at as. 9e. each.
London, England, 1807-08-05

This day was publifficd,

. .
Handfomely printft.lin 2 volumes Bvo. with three mpg illuftrating
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By JOHN BREWS rg.R, M.A.
Redlor of Redmarthall, Durehm.

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

MANORS, FISHERY, and ESTATES in WORCESTER-
SHIRE.—By Mr. HANDY,
At the Angel Inn in Fathom in the County of Worrcil-r, on
Tuef day, the 19th day of May, between the hours of three and
fix o'clock in the afternoon, fubjed to conditions there to he
produced, in two Lots,
- •

Cot 1. A Valu +hie ESTATE, held under the
.1- IL DEAN and CHAPTER of ST. PETER, in
WESTMINSTER, by Leafe granted to the Executers of the late
GEORGE PERRO fT, Efq for a term of niretoco years and a
half from Michaelmas ISa6 (being the refidue of a tvrne of 2t
years, granted to the faid George Perron, and which, according to
the ufage of the (aid Doan and Chapter, is renewable every (even
veal.% on a moderate fine ; compang, as therein deferibed, all
thole their Manors of ECKINGTON, WICK NIGH PER-
SHORE., BRIGHTHANIP CON, ELMLEY, BURHOLME,
PARSHORE, and PARSHORE PORTSMOUTH. in the
CouLty of Woreefter, with about four hundred a:res of Orchard-
tog Gardens, A-able, Meadow. and Pafture, part in band, and
pert out on Leaks; and fundry Chief Rents—•Alfo the l'ilhery is
the River Avon, to the extent of about two miles, part which is
00 kafe.

Lot 1. AU that FARM, conlifting of a good Brick built Farm
Houfe and tunable Out buildings, and about two hundred ftatute
UM of Arable. Meadow, and Patt tire Land, tythe free, lying to-
gether, and inclofid with pod live Qickfet Fences, about fitty •
term acres whereof are Freehold of Inheritance, and the refolue
eopyhold for four live•—betel of the Dean and Chapter of Wor-
mier, and fitua,e at Hatt, in the Hamlet of Charlton and Parith
af Captborne, iu the County of Worcefter, in the occupation of
•"---• Panda, a yearly tenant, who will (hew the Eftate.
N. B. There isan excellent Bed of Lime Stone on the Fftate.

The Great Turnpike Road leading from Woreefter to London
Within half a mile of this Mate, which is diflant from Evefham
shout three mile?, from Perflsore four, and from the City of Wor-
ftltcr about thirteen miles, and about two from the Navigable
Diver Avon.

Printed Particulars of Lott may be bad, on applying to Ed-
bead Higley, Efq, Effra-court, Middle Temple, London; Mr.
brew, of Pet ore ; Mears. Smart and Thomas, No. 8, Stae.e Inn,
Edon ; and at the Office of MelTrs. Lavender and Birch, Eve
hm, at whole ()floe further particulars of Lot 1 may be known.
London, England, 1807-04-09

STATE LOTTERY.

4 Prizes of 420,0c0 f to Prizes of 41,0-o
4 to 500
4 3,003 &C. Sce.
SWIFT and Co. Ni. it, POULTRY, and Nn. 12,
CHARING CROSS, are feiliog the TICK LT S and SR A R ES of the
preterit STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing NEXT 'IDES-
OAY. This Lottery contains an unufuid number of the highcft
Capitals, and gives to tke Ertl Three Thoufaud Tickets tel. each,
over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againft them•
EIGHTEEN envlrAL PRIZES in the laft and preceding
Lotteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at
SW I F r and Co's. Offices.

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
No. 4, Coruhill, and No. 9, Charing Croce.

BISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen.
-11. • try, and the Public, that all Tickets iu the State Lottery,
drawn next Tuefday, will be PRIZES ; and every Ticket drawn
on that day is intrinaally worth more than Thirty Guineas. The
firf•drawu Ticket is entitled to 20,0001 Tickets and Shares are
felling in great varrty at the above Offices, where No 6,633, a
Prize of 30,00c1, in the latt Lottery, and twenty other Capital.
Prizes, were fold, tharedand regidered. The Scheme contains
4 Prizes of L 20,0001 4 Prises of Ls,ocsa
4 - - 10,000 150 - - I,coa
&c. &c. &c.—Lottery begins next Tuefday.