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HAMBURGH, FEB. 6.

From Stockholm, January t 6, they write,• that a
very couliderabletranfport of arms hat been fentfrotn
the arfenal of that city to Ruflia.
An •order was iffued at Hanover on the Both,
for making domiciliary vifits in (catch of Englint
goods. In future no potafh is to be exported from
that country, except to France.

On the agth of January, the French Bens d'arme•
feized ten bales of Eng manufaeutes going to
Wellphalia, which have been lodged in our Cullom
Houle.

STETTING JAN. si.

Skirrnifhes continue to take place in the country
between the Viulula and the Oder. General Thou.
venot, the Fi ench Governor General, has iltued a
very fevere proclamation againft perfons holding any
communication with the enemy. Any perfons found
in difguife are to be brought before a Court Martial,
and !hot without mercy.
London, England, 1807-02-18

FRANCE.

PARIS, FEZ. 8.

The ardour which animates the Confcripts feems
to incrcafe every day. The Departments of l'Ain,
Charente Inferiettre, l'Eure, l'lndre, &c. have pro-
duced their contingents by the time fixed for the Arit
departure. The Confcripts of the department of
l'Ain have (hewn the molt lively enthufiafm upon
their departure, repeatedly exclaimi nq 48 rive P tm-
pron.." Thofe of the Lower Meufe left Maeftricht,
accompanied by military mufic, preceded by the Pre.
tea and feveral Officers Civil and Military. In the
two Sevres, Lot and Garonne, and all through the
immenfe majority of the departments, the bufinefs
has been concluded with the greateft regularity.—
Even the States of and Pl-ifance rival the old
departments in zeal; and the efforts of the Admini-
&atm. General have been crowned with that fuccefs
which evinces the devotion of the inhabitants to his
Majefty the Emperor and King. The 28th of Feb-
suary had been fixed by Government as the period
for the completion of all the contingents. This pe-
riod is near at hand ; but we have gond resfon for
believing, that out of the whole number of confcripts
caUedantt, there will not be three thoufand left be.
hind, dr who arc sun upon the Parch by the 15th of
this month.—Maniteur.
London, England, 1807-02-18

, THE EVENING STA R.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRITARY 18. • •

PRICKOF S roc:Ks THIS DAY AT ON F. O'CLOCK !.
Confols, for money, 6a}}_ for February 6 .i4--Oninium li.
Ezehrquer Bill., par to IR. dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Sank Stock sit I I India Stork 185 i
3 Fur Cent. R. An. (2' 63 ' India Bonds 3s 44 prcnt.
3 per C. Conf An. 62011 Imp. 3 per C. 62f
' 4 per Cent.Bt it Imp. Ann. 8 t •i 6
Loot A. t7} t3-16th. Fircheq. Bills, Is. a vs pre. par
$ per Cent. Navy 96ii , Confuls fur ace. 62iii

Paris Papers to the toth ; Hamburghio the 7th,
and ()tiler Foreign Journals to the 14th, have been
received. We believe no later Continental intelligence
than that contained in them, has reached this coun-
try, and it is of confiderable im?ortance.
'I he intelligence arCouncei in our Paper of yeller-
day is confirmed. Holtilities have commenced be.
tween, the Swedes and the French, and the latter have
clofely invefied Straifund. The Swedes appear to
have been taken completely by furprize, as it was
only a Ihort time before the fortrefs was hemmed in,
that a confiderable part of the garrifon failed for
Seeden.

The Paris Papers contain the 54th Bulletin. It
wi'l be found in a pieceeding c.)lumn, along with
copi, us extra/ls from ihe Foreign Journalo in addi-
tion to thofc sliich are fuhjoined :
London, England, 1807-02-18

PETITIOK.

•
"
" My bapiifnial Extra& is dated 1690, therefore I am at precenit,
£l7 pear old. I recal yet to my mind the batik of Vienna, and
the times of John Sobitlti. 1 thought they would not be re.
produced t hut affuredly I espbettd Rill left to fee again the ago
of Alexander. My old age has procured for me the benefac-
tions of all Sovereigns who have been here, and I alt thu(e of the
Great Napoleon, being at my age, more dun fecular, ipcapahk
of work.

" Live, Sire, as long as I have lived : you glory Deeds it not ;
but the bappinefs human race (*mends it. • ,
iSigticd) " KIMUCLL" j

.P4ALI4.IILNTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUEDSAY, FEB. z 7.

In.the Committee of Privileges, Mr. Adam was hoard on be-
half of the claim of Charles Augullus Ellis, an infant, to the
Barony of Howard de Walden, and the Attorney General IAI
behalf of the Crown. After Cuunfel had withdrawn, Lord
Arden moved. That the Chairman fhould be diredied to mope
the Haire that the proper Ofheer mould attend with the Enroll-
ments of Patents of Peerage granted in the reign of Quetta Eliza=
bob. A cooverfatlon enfued between Loris HawkeiVary, Auck
land, Arden, the Duke of Norhilk. Lords. Eldon, Holland, the
Earl of Suffolk, the Lord Chancellor, and Lord Redefdale. the
Wyk or which was, that Lord Arden withdrew his utOtlon After ,
tome farther oblervations from the Duke of Norfolk and Lord
Haweedbory, the farther confideradou of the claims *as deferred
till this day three weeks.
The Controverted Eledtloos Trisl Bill, the Barrack Commit.;
Goners Bill, and the Cape of Good Hope Tridißegulatlon Bill,
paged through the Committees, and were reported.
'1 he Bill for the Regulation of Courts of ju(tice in Scotland
was, upon the motion of Lord Walaniham, ordered to be read a
fecond time oo Monday the yth ui March, sad the Luella se bt
(ummoned for that day.
The Earl of Rofslya moved for an Addrefs to his Majefty,
praying for certain papers confifting of returns refpeding re.
cruiting the effedlive ftrcngth of the military force, Stc.—Or-
dered. Adjourned till tomorrow (this day).
London, England, 1807-02-18

•
NEVER Amp_ •
THEATRE-R9IrAL, I/WRY:LANG
re.moRROW EVENING; FEIntUARY 19,
.1. will be performed a New Play, in Five Ads, called
THE CURFEW.
The Mac compnkdsby Mr. Arweon.
livinato...HoßkdoTtsty; Mr. Barrymore ; Robert, Mr. Ball-
ow; kfirsod, Mr. Hi Siddo.ll ; Waiter, Mr. Pinky ; Philip,
Mr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs Powell; Florence, Mifs Duncan.
itois.—Fitzhardisg, Mr. ElIllon.; Armftrong. M.Palmer;
Conrad, Mr. Mathews! Herman, Mr. Calle*r. Palm
With a Glee and Chorus of Bablditti.
The Prolapte to be fpoken by Mr. Bartley,
And the Epilogp4.by Mire Duncan.
To which orpl by_a*4 a Farce. called
' THE AMATOMIST.
Allew Operatid Ricci; in briih mis, ttheetat

This day was publifhed,
In One Volume Bvo. Price Bs.in hoar.ls, and with a Key, is.
The Second Edition. with Improvements, of
CI_'REEK EXERCISES, in Syntax, Ellip Dia-
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A CONCISE but COMPREHENSIVE SYNTAX.
By the Rev. WILLIAM NEILSON, D.D.
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London, England, 1807-02-18

WARSAW, JAN• so.

The Ruffians are hill behind the Niemen, but for
want of provilints, we are allured, a coididerablc
part of them will march towards Memel.
011roienka and Bialyilock. as being at ton great a
ditlance from the principal French corps, have been
alondoned.

The bridge of boats over the Villula, eonfiderahly
damaged by the drifted ice, has been repaired. Ge-
neral V:;.tor, we hear, has detached fume troops by
way of Marienburg and Elbing to Koning(buri,.
The (JO before yetierday the winks betote ?raga
wrte fupplted with cat.non.
JAM. p.—The Autirian Miniffer Baron Vincent,
is finl here, and is treated by his Majetly with great'
Thr Emperor has had le vend conferences.
with the Baron, who ha, likewife frequent interviews
with the Prince of Beneventu. The Grand Duke of
felcloirs appears in public ; the climate, it
teems. operates againti his recovery from the fever
I,,rought on by the fatigues of the hill crudaign..
' large trarifinot of corn attired here yesterday :
'stead of coutfe is again cheaper. More Ruffian CAll•
has beer) brought hither and to Zarockcvm ; and
travellers lay.' many pieces (till remain funk in the
'mud, with their eat riages, near Politick, WO of rhe.
Maiffsals are 'here ; they relieve each odic; its the
summand uphn the Bug every day.
• A past df Martha) Ney'b corps has entered 'Weil
Prutfia, and iii‘tretted Graudentz. 011telerrka i- again
in our hand.; end' we further learn, that the
.Frencls
'swops which have lately 'patted the SfiPuia Are eats.
toned between Blume and Lnwiez. We bear from
• surradvanced pulls, that the'Rorsaus unly thew a fes/
Loan 1;46 Wes ctkeulibc tram. ••.- • I. • ,
London, England, 1807-02-18

FROM THE BORDERS OF THE DANUBE FEL s.

The operations of war in Dalmatia, and near th e
Cattaro, teem to be fufpended for the prefent, while
every thing apptars to indicate that nothing new will
be undertaken before fpring, orders the Ruffians, who
have entered Wallachia, thould attempt to approach
Dalmatia or Albania. We art, however, under no
aiarm on that head, confidering the difficulties which
oppitfe themselves to the march of an army, and the
diipotitions made by the Turks to oppofe the enemy.
Betides, there is a report that the French have an
expedition in view, which will bring them attiong the
Ruffians much tomer than they are expefted. his
Paid, that the Army of Obfervation, computed of
French and Italian troops, now forming in the Frioul
and litria, avid which is daily receiving reinforce-
ments, is defined &lista march into Croatia, there
to wait its final deftination. We are even Allred
that Matlhal Mama, fummoned to the head quar-
tets at Warfaw, will very foosi put Weigel( at the
head of this army.
London, England, 1807-02-18

TO BE LET BY AUCTION,

At the Exchange Coffee Houk, Brad, on 'Nettlay, the ; 7tk Fe-
bruary next (wilds previoufly difpo'ed of by Peivatei:onmet ,
of which due notice will be given),
ALI. that Capital Sit Pans SUGAR HOUSE,
with the extenfive Warehoufes. Dwelling Hiinfc, and Pre.
mites adjoining (the Property of the late &taw Ex HLNDLit sum,
Elq ) fituateio Nelfon-ftrect. in the City of Brad.

fAe Premifes are molt advantageoully G.uated in the central
part of the City of Briftid, near the Head of the Qnay, and at a
(mall diftance front the Exchange, and adjoin fro it behind the
River Froonte, by which goods may be now conveyed to and
from the Premifes at high tides, and which when the Floati
Dock is compleated, will be navigable at all times.
Prernifes are well calculated tor carrying on a very eltell•
GeV Trade, and are fo conitructzd that the Mauulaaory may be
conducted at the Daft polliilc txpeuce.
The Premifes and Utentils will be let together for a Term of
14 Years, and may be coterel upon buntediately.
Some few articles necelfary fJr carryiog o:i the 'l' rail. ruch as
Moulds, Pots, Clay, Paper Kuips, Drays, Huck', &c. to be taken
at a valuation.

0 the late Samuel lienderfon, Erg for 4) years carried on a
very ettenfive Trade in the Pivitilet, ant b ing is gr.et
lion 31 an excellent Manurxeturzr of Rcrui,:4 Seger, 'the sugar
Hoare and Premifes are univertally known, and wi:l be entered
upon with peetiliaraivantages _ _

- For forther partieuhrs aim! to treat by Private Cunt raft, apply
to McPrs. Hall and Jarman, Solicitors, Broad ttreet, lit i Rol.
All Letters mult be poll paid.
London, England, 1807-02-18

POSEN, JAN. 27.

On the soth, feveral hundred RufGvn prifoners ar-
rived here tinder an efcort of Pules. They have been
lodged in fume of the public buildings, and fupplicd
with warm meat, beer, &c.

Sateen Ruffian Officers were brought in today.
The Noce of Polite Com) is Generaliffirsio over
all the Pulilh troops who have taken the oath of fide-
-I;ty to the Emperor Napoleon. The Poliffi General
Kabicruwfki was killed in one of the late affairs.
PULTUSC, JAN. 6.

The road between this place and Strugockzyn is
drewed with cannon, baggage, bodes, and the dead,
left behind by the Ruffians in their hafly retreat, be.
tiles many valuable coaches belonging to the Ruffian
Genera hut which have been dripped of their nrna-
molts by the foldiery and the country people. In a
neighbouring wood, the whole furface of the ground
is covered with dead bodies, and, according to eye
witneffes, thicker than the field of battle. The Civil
Government have folicited that too Ruffian pi i•
fullers may be allowed to inter there bodies.
London, England, 1807-02-18

ORDNANCE OFFICE, Feirrary 4, an.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hu Majilly'r

ORDNANCE do hereby gig* Nadu,
That Propofais will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before the soth initant, from fuch Perrone as may be willing to
undertake the Supply of CAKE COPPER for the Service of this
Di.partmeut, upon a Contra* for Three Years, fubjedt to be ter-
minated by a Notice frost either Party of Three Months after the
Aspiration of Ooe Year, and conformably to the Conditions of
Payment obkrved by this Department.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Comradt may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Offing in Pall Mall lifosefaid, any day between the Hours of Teo
and Four o'Clock.

The Propel('la are to be faded up and indorfed " Propofala for
the fupply of Cake Coppers" but no Propotils can be admitted
after the (aid acth inftatit, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame
day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unlers the party making
it, or an agent in his behalf, that attend.
By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW. Secretary:
London, England, 1807-02-18

pERLIN. jAtT. 3ft

M. Ceverdn, Matfh.,l Miffetues Adjutant, has ar-
Tived heiv, and the Mat [hal is hourly expetled; baron
Hardenheres hotel is prepiring for bis reception.—.
The Mktthil is in juin the Grand Army, and aft
agiina • the Ruffians, .hiving already diiiinguithtd
timirca 4-4.) a&Anit the fatuutta Suwiriuw.

trGIiORN, JAN, 411. • • -
Oar intterpondence with Sicily *much embarraf-
fed. By letters from PAlernan, it appears that the
:Plinee of HefTe Yhilipflhai had Iketcheit nut the plan
of a new campaign in Calabria ; but there is To for-
midable a force in that province, and the inhabitants
are To %scary of the horrid fcenes they have erperi
need, that the Englith cannot hope for fuceefs.

VIENNA. JANUARY 28.
From Turkey we learn, that the bad weather had
prevented the Kiernan troops from inveffingGiurgewo
in the beginning of January. They bad tines put
themfelves in motion, and their advanced polls were
already tit Czerucze and Kladova. Both thefe places
are upon the Danube, between the Auffrian frontier
and Widdin.
The Ruffian army in Moldavia and Wallafkia in•
creates every day ; but the report that Braila and
lfmail were in their hands is premature.
Jam. 24.—The bell undertlanding fubfiffs between
our Court and the French ; even the difpatches re-
ceived yefferday from Baron Vincent, at Warfaw,
are of that nature to afford general fatisfatlion. We
are afTured that the reguelt of a paffage for 40,000
French troops through the Auflrian States to Turkey
is one of the principal reafons for fending Baron
Vincent to Warfaw. In the mean while, both the
Galliciar, and- even Hungary, experience the food
effeas of the difpnfition of Aoßria : there provinces
limply the French armies with provifions and necef
fades, and never %as bard cant fo plentiful as at
prefent.
London, England, 1807-02-27

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, JAN. 7.—The Slave Bill occupiedthe
principal attention of the Houfe the whole day. On
the amendment, which was offered to prevent perfons
brought in contrary to the provifions of the Bill, be-
ing fold as !laves, the ayes and noes were 6o each,
the Speaker decided againft the amendment.

ORATORIO, COVENT GARDEN.—On Friday evening
laft, after the ferenata cs: Acts and Galatea, was per-
formed a Grand Mikellaneous AEI, which afforded
a delenable treat to the lovers of harmony. Among
the pieces which formed a dillingoifhed part in the
Selaion, was the Dead Marti in Saul, whole flow
fublimity fwelied with folemn grandeur thcc.:;!.l. the
houfe, and excited awful admiration.

" He gave them Hailftones," fung in full Chorus,
produced a fine tire.% We were much gratified with
the new martial long of the " Battle of Maida,"
which was executed very tatlefully by Mr. Baamam ;
it canted general enthutialm, and was rapturoufly
encored. Mrs. DI.CKnNS gave 4, the Soldier Tir'd "
in a moR exquifite and melodious flyle. The " Glo-
tia in Excelhs," and 4, God fave the King," at the
finale, were accompanied by the whole of the Chorus,
and the nOmble went off with great eclat. Towards
the third Fart the H“ufe literally overflowed.

The warehoufe of Meffrs. John Simpfon and Co.
Tokenhwife•yard, Lnthbury, was broke open oil
Sunday night lad, and twenty-three dozen of roans
taken away.

MARK LAW.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FEIIRUARV tf.

There ate not many arrivals of Wheat to-day, and
fides in this trade are dull at fm.411 vai►ation in price&
Barley is in fhort fuprly, and grod funples are rather
dearer. But few Peas and Beans of each kind, which
fetch Letter prices. There are feveral arrivals of
Oats, and this trade maintains its price. Rape Seed
is fomewhat dearer. Flour as our laR, and Fine
American 445. to 43,. per barrel.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
Wheat. 489 65s 82s per qr. Grey Peet ass sosed
Fine Ditto. oss 87s od ?cane. (old) 443 scs oil
Rye 444 489 04 Tick Ditto (old) 36s 421 cod
8ar1ey,339 OR Oats, -3s 274 304
Malt, 629 7os Poland ditto 3 is 339 03
White Pcafc. (Boilers) 829 9,9 Rape Seed. a6l 301 me
Fine Flour 631 to 7cs Seconds 6es to 635.

AriILTICAL INT F LLIG EAT

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY .16.

Arrived his Majefty's (hips REstSTANrP, from ti'e
Wei Indies ; and NEREIDS, from the Itivz.r Att.—
Sailed his Majefty'sfhips GANGES and CAP TA's, with
twelve fail of Eaft Indiamen and five other veireis,
under convoy, to the Weltward ; PE:mots, for
Cork; RkTENGIts DREADNOUGHT, and SPARTIATE,
to join the Channel Fleet. The outward bound Weft
India fleet is expeEtcd to fail to-morrow, on the mo.
meat thofe from the Downs appear, if the wind is
fair.—Wind N.N.E.
London, England, 1807-02-27

By GEORGE DCAJGLASS:

I, Mr Douglace Art of Drawing In Perfpeetive, from Mathema-
tical Principles, illuftrated by more than fifty engravings. is a va-
luable and well-written volumc."—Supplemtia to Monthly Ma-
gazine, Tgos.
Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenfon ; and
fold by nouns OfteU, No. 3. Ave Maria lane, London.
London, England, 1807-02-27

DIED.

On Monthy night, Central Wiliam Dalrymple, Colonel of the
erth Regiment, and I.ieuttnant Govemor of Chelfsa ticfpital.—
He was in the 72,1 year in his agc
On the 'nth ntant, at Upper Clipton, Mrs. Lownds, read of
the ltte William Lownds, Efq.
At Bath, the Hon. Mr.. Brown, aunt to the Marquis of Sligo.
Friday la ft, at her Nee in Portland-place, Mrs. Douglas, rata
of the late Anirsw Dewr,,las, l fq. Ednarn Houfe. Roxhurghfhire.
London, England, 1807-02-27

SIXTH TIME.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 28,
will be aged a New Play, in Five Ads, called
THE CURFEW.
Written by J. Toeri, Efq. Author of The Ho xri Moox.
The Mufic compelled by Mr. ATT WOOD.
gh de Tracy, Mr. Barrymore ; Robert, Mr. Ban-
NORM A 149.4411
!lifter ; Bertrand, Mr. H. Sichloris ; Walter, Mr. Penley ; Philip,
Mr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs Powell; Florence, MiN Duncan.
DANlS—Fltzbardipg, Mr. Ellifton ; Armftrong. Mr. Palmer ;
Conrad, Mr. Mathews, Herman, Mr Caries.
With a Glee and Chorus of Banditti.
To which will be added the New Melo-Drame, called
TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
On Monday, thc Curfew; with thc Weathercock.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENTGARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY zB,
will be added the Cottiedy of
EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
Kitcly, Mr. Cooke ; Old Knowell, Mr Murray;
Mailer Stephen, Mr. Litton ; Matter Matthew, Mr. Simmons ;
Captain Bohailil, Mr. Faweett ; Juilice Clement, Mr Emery.
Dame Kitely, Mrs. Glover ; Bridget, folifs Bruliton.
To which will he added the Nov Pamoniime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, 'CUE GOLDEN EGG.
On Monday, Oroonoko ; or, The Royal Slave ; with Mother
Court.
CY' A new Comedy, called Town and Country, has been fume
time in rehearfal, and will shortly be produced.
London, England, 1807-02-27

totriDEN NS.
March 2 William Lizonhy, Id Manehefter, ironmorger, at el.:ven
at the Royal Oak Inn, Marchaer
Varrli Pavie, of Lticcitet, holler, at eleyen, at the

IA bite TI Art lan I.ciceltrr.
Mate!, 2, nin Starr, of Woreefter, brandrineriizot, at twelve,
at the Hart Inn, Brian'
March 3. Thom Morgan, of Holborn, Middiefex, linen draper,
at eleven, at

March 3 Richard Enock, of Oxford-ftrect, Middlcfcx, taylor,

at one. at Guil~hifl.
March 3. Charles Buck, late of Wxinfltet All Saints Lincoln(hire,
mercer, draper, and grocer, at ten, at the Peacock Inn Bolton.
March 3 pines Owles, of Bungay,4Bi.lfulk., fhopkeeper, at eleven,
at the un, Inn, Bungay.
March 3. lienryFither, of Gracechurch ftreet, London, grocer,

at twelve, at Guildhall.
March 3.' William Stark, late of Blue Colt Buildings. parifk of
St. Bo:olt,h, Alderfgate, merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall.
March 4. John Ralph Battier and John Tacoh Battier, of Gould's-
(plate. Crotched Friars, London, merchants and copartners,

at twelve, at Guildhall.
March c. John Greenwell. late of South Shields, Durham, tallow
chandkr, at eltven, at the Hat and Rath( , Claypath, Durham.
March 5. Gamalicl Milner, of ThurfUton, Vorkßrire and Daniel
Whitaker, of Marchtiter, cotton-maoufatturets and copart-
ners, a: eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mancheiter.
London, England, 1807-02-27

DEAL, FEB. 26.

Sailed the SAVAG a Hoop of war, with a convoy for
Ireland ; SOLINAY frigate for Sheernefs, to get a
new bowfprit ; OTTER and KaNceano fl )ops ;—IN-
TELLIGENT and WRANGLER gun brig, on a cruize
off Boulogne ; LEVERET loop off Havre. Arrived
the Honourable Eaft India Company's {hip United
Kingdom from the River, and failed through with
the City of London, Eaft India fhip ; the Diana,
GOODCHILD, for Africa ; and feveral outward bound
veffels, coafters and colliers, for Portfmouth. Arrived
the Royal Efcape lighter, front Deptford, with naval
Rotes, for the fupply of the Dock Yard here. Came
down from the River the William (tore fhip for the
Weft Indies ; General Boyd, for Trinidad ; Dili.
gence, MIDDLETON, for Malta ; and the John and
Thomas, for Cork and Jamaica, and temain in the
1710ns with the reit of the {hips as per iaa. Wind
N. N. W.
London, England, 1807-02-27

THE NEW PLAY
Thig day was ptibt!thed, price Haifa Crown,
THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Mts. Per.
forming with great applaufe 4t the THEATRE ROYAL,
DRORY-LANE. _

By the late JOHN TOBIN, FAL.
Author of the HONEY MOON.

Priatcd for RICHARD PHILLI NI, No 6, Bridge•Rreet, Black
friars ; and to bt had of all Book Idlers.
London, England, 1807-08-29

AUGUST t 9, 1807

ARMY.
ACAPTAIN in a Light Draglnn Regiment mon
advantagoofly fitnated ahem!, willies to exchange with a
Captain of Infantry for the regulated difference.—Letters ad-
dreffed to A. B Mr. Booker's, New Bond Rreet, will be imme-
diately anfwered.

WANTED. SIX THOUSAND POUNDS on
Mortgage of *a eligible FR REHOLII ESTATE in Mid.
dlefex.—For partkolars apply to Mars. Rob, Hall and Rofs, So•
Wm,. Solivell-court, Carey4trect.

ORGANIST wanted for the Parini Church of
Workington, Cumberland. Perfons of eharader and pro-
perly qualified, will meet fultele encouragement, by application
rfonally, or by letter, (polt paid) to the Rev. Peter How,Rettor
of that place.
London, England, 1807-08-29

DIED.
Lai% week, it Hampßead, Timothy Lane, Efq. F R. S. of Hart.
firect,.llloomfbury.
Lately, of a violent pain in his ilrimach, with which he was
feised in the night, the Rcr. Stephen Moore, vicar of Doncafter
for upwards oft y years, in the both year of his age.
On the ssth Infant, Mrs. Prichard, wife of Charles Prichard,
RN. of Green.ftreet, Grofvenor.fquare.
On the tath initant, in Cateaton fired, the wife of Richard
1 Rookiby, Efq
On the lath Inftant;at Cherryvale, in the sods year of her age,
Mifa Mary Jamefon, daughter of Mr. Jelin Jamefon, merchant,
Aberdeen.
London, England, 1807-08-11

FROM THE MAINE, JULY ss.

The new royal Saxon military order has the name
of the order of St. Henry, or the Green Crown, and
confills in a wreath of rue. This wreath already be-
longs to the arms of the Duchy of Saxony. and was
prefented to the then newly elected Duke Bernard 1.
by the Emperor, Frederick I. anno i tBt. For, as
the Duke appeared, bearing on his head his fhield,
marked with golden and black bars, before the Em-
peror, who happened to have a wreath of rue upon
his head, as a (better agairtft the fun, the Emperor
hung his wreath upon the Duke's fhield, and prefented
lit to him, as, an addition to his arms.
London, England, 1807-08-11

ing o. 6 Bifhops, 6 Palatines, and 6 Canellan., all appointed by
the King, who has alto the power of increafing the number of Se-
nators to 30, if he than think fit.
VI. Or THE CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES.Thefe eon-
fift of 6o Deputies chofen by the Diitrnt Diets of the Nohles and
40 tledted by the 1 owns. Ihe Members retain their feats for
nine years, but at the end of every three years one third of the
body is renewed.
Vii. This Section contains regulations for the Meetings of the
Diftridt Diets, &c.
VIII. Or THE DIVISION OF THE TERRITORY —The Duchy is
divided Into fix Departments, to each of which there is a Pieced,
Under Prefect, Mayers, and a Departmental Council of front fix-
teen to twenty-four Members.
IX. Or THE LAW 5....." The Napoleon Code %all be the Civil
Law of !Se Duchy of Warfaw." Lath Department has a Civil
and a Criminal Court. The Council of State is the latt Court of
Appeal. The Judges are appointed by the King.
X. Or THE ARMED FORCCralle Standing Army eonfifts of
ae,ot-o men. The King can call a part of this force into Saxony,
but mutt replace them by an equal number of Saxons.
XI. Galtaitax REGULATIONS—AII who have not places for
life may be entitled at the pleafure of the King, die Deputies
only excepted. None but Citizens of the Dukedom can be ap-
pointed to public fituations. AS the ads of the Government
mutt be drawn a► in the Polilh language All the Civic and
Military Orders formerly fubfitting in Poland, are to remain un-
changed. but the King is thtit head.
XI I. The prefent impoits remain until the tit of January,
No change can be made in the organization of the troops, until 1
regulations he made on that fubjedt by the Diet.
" We Napoleon, by the grace of GOD and the
Conftitation, Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
and Protector of the Rhenifh Confederacy, have ap-
proved, and hereby do Approve of the above coal-
tutional ad, which has been fubmitted to us for car-
rying into effect the sth Article of the Treaty of
Tilfit, and which we confider as calculated to fulfil
our engagements to the people of Warfaw and Great
I Poland, by reconciling their freedom and privileges
with the tranquillity of the neighbouring States.
1' Given in the Royal Palace of Drefdeo, this zzd day of July,
1807. (Signed) " NAPOLEON."
BREMEN, JULY so.

His Highnefs the Prince of Ponte Corvo arrived
here yeßerday, at nine in the evening. Twenty-one
difcharges of cannon announced his arrival, an hono-
rary guard was affigned him, and this morning a de•
potation from the Senate waited on him, to pay
their compliments; he received them with much
affability. He dines to-day with Marfhal Dumon-
ceau ; the Senate gives him a dinner to-morrow; and
the next day he continues his journey.
There is every reafon to believe, that the Depu-
ties from the Hanfeatic Towns will follow the Prince
of Benevento to Paris.
London, England, 1807-08-11

sr. PETERSBURGII, JULY it.

A fupplement to our Court Gazette of today, con-
tains the following official llatement concerning the
battle of Friedland :
" On the sth cif June, (0. S.) the whole of the re-
.

fn ye, and apart of the cavalry, were difpatched to-
wards Friedland. The French regiments of cavalry,
who were already arrived there, were driven back and
defeated. Our whole army alfo marched to Fried.
land.
London, England, 1807-08-11

FRONTIERS OF POMERANIA, AUGUST' t.

Many of the more opulent inhahitar.ts of Stralfund
have left that city, and gone t" Rugen or Sweden.
On the 28;11 of July his Highnefs the Prince o.
Neufcha.el, Minifter of War, palled through Dent
min to Swedith Pomerania, whence he returne4 on
the 33:11.
The preparations for the liege of Stralfund are
carrying on in the moll vigorous manner, and a for.
midable artillery will be brought up for the bom
bardmcnt of that fortrefs.

His Sw•edith Majelty has again had as interview
with a French officer of high rank.

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST r.

To•dav it wa, reported on the Exchange here,
that an Engli(h fleet, of about 20 (hips, had been Peen
in the Cattegat.
Travellers, who have arrived from Sweden, afTure
n, that a part of the Swedi(h cavalry and huirars,
which had been fent to Pomerania, had returned to
Malmoe.

Baron Hardenherg is gone from Memel to Riga.
Colonel Count Bl.icas is arrived at Stralfund from
Mittat, and had his firft audience of the King of
Sweden on the 22d of July.
London, England, 1807-08-11

FALMOUTH, AUGUST t

Sailed the Townfhend packet, Captain Dove, with
mails for Lifbon ; American Ihip Cora, Moamar, for
Baltimore; and the HUMBER armed (hip, for the
Downs, with the Furley, Rowe; and the Four
Friends, Hamm:, for London, under convoy.

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST so.

Arrived the HAVOCK gun brig, with a convoy from
the Downs. Sailed the Royale, with a convoy for
Patogal ; and the Emucous, with a convoy for
Newfoundland, &c.—Wind S. E.
DOVER, AUGUST so.

Paffed by here lab night the (hip Henry, of and
from Baltimore, bound to Amflerdam. A Sunda
frigate, having wider her convoy a fleet of about fifty
fail of velfels from the Baltic, alfo paired by here
yetierday evening, on their voyage to Lilbln, St.
Übe's, &c.—Remain in the road the Tickler and
Bloodhound gun brigs.—We Lave not yet received
any information here refpetling the caufe of the firing
heard on Friday night.—Wind N. E. and moderate.

DEAL, AUGUST zo.

Arrived the Ftraious gun•brig, from a cruise off
(Mend ; PHosruoaus fire veffel, from the Note.—
Latt night about 4o fail of Swedint merchant trails,
under convoy of a frigate, paired at the back of the
Goodwin Sands, from the eafiward to the weßward.
Sailed the Exmostott bomb, with a convoy of mer-
chant veffeis, for Portfmouth ; TROIA rauss floop, for
the Nore ; Tt,aasesa gun-brig, on a cruise off the
emit of France; the Hind, DARBY, for Jamaics.—
Wind N. E.
Is THE DOWNSPEiIIperS of Orange, Vice-Admiral }Cowley;
Canada and Agincourt 74 guns; Gannet, Foxhound, Barre, and
Satellite loops; Furious and Blazer gun•brigs.
CHATHAM, AUGUST tr.

The LANCASTER, of 64 guns, Capt. FOTHP;GILL,
arrived here on Saturday; fhe has been abfent from
England nearly eleven years, and is in ♦ery bad con
dition. She will Fhortly be paid off.—The MOIGIANA
Coop is arrived from the Mediterranean, and is to be
paid off here.—The MONNOUTN, of 4 guns, Capt.
KING, went down to Long Reach lafi week, to take
in her powder and guns.—La BONNE CiTOYEEE a, of
18 guns, was laft week taken into Dock, to be tho-
roughly repaired.
London, England, 1807-02-20

FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS. &c.

PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. The
herb Coltsfoot, caled Tuft'ligo by the ancients, was dilliti-
guithcd by them, as its natmc flifficlently eativeys, for its exceilence
in the cure of Coughs, and other pulmonary complaint S--and this
ill'ence has, in the courfe of a long praelize, been found !he moft
fate and eireaual remedy for Coughs, Afthinas, and all Dirorders
of the Lungs. It gemly opens the breaft, and immediately gives
liberty of br..athing, without any danger of taking told—it admi-
rably allays the tickling width poke, frequent coughing, cLanfes
the fmall glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the ea-
' skies of the vefleis--thus it will prevent Conlumptions, if taken
before the lungs are ulcerated.
It cures alfo .dl bulky and dry Coughi, heals rawncfs and fore-
nets of the Breaft, and gives relief to thole who, through age or
Infirmity, are del. rived of reit or fleep.
This IStnee is prepared by James Ryan, furgeon, in Briftol ;
' and fold only by F. Newberry sod Sons, No. 45. the ea ft end of St.
Paul's, London, in bottles, 3s. (KL each, duty included ; and none
are gcimine hut thole which have the words " F. Newberry, No.
45, St. Paul's," engraved on the flan,.
London, England, 1807-02-20

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I bottle, is the belt Remedy in the univerfe for Nervous Com-
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and Health, and the fafeft and belt Medicine in the world. It is not
pretended that this Medicine can arrelt the pre ref; of nature,hut
it is aliened and proved that it will reftorc health even where the
conftitution appears to have been irreparably injured. Thole who
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tated, this RESTORATIVE and RE ANIMATING BALM of
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fibres of loft flabby Bell, will be braced and rendered firm; the
mufeles will be invigorated; the finews will be ftrengthened; the
emaciated limbs will he covered with firm Beth, the exhaufted
vellels will be replenifticd; the impoverithed watery blood will
become rich and ballamic, and its languid circulation reftored to
the fanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the
languid drooping Ip,ritt will be revived and cxhilirate.l ; digeftion
will be promoted; in (holt, the tone of the nerves will be refto-
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tes'. Feeblenefs,laffitude,anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplor-
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and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy re-
tult of taking this ineitlmable Balm in dee time, according to the
directions for ufe which accompany each bottle. • The Balm of
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near Temple Bar, London ; and Retail by all relrcaatilt Mealtime
Vaiders.
London, England, 1807-02-20

TRIESTE, JAN. 24.

The French army of obfervatinn in the Frioul has
been confiderably augmented. It confitts of 40,000
men. and the junetion of the referee diaributed in
feveral parts of the kingdom could very Peon increafe
it to 80,000.

The inhabitants of the Turkill province of Bofnia
have all taken up arms to recta the Ruffians. On
the other hand, the Servians have cqllreted a valf
number of cattle, which, it is fufpeeled, were intended
for the fervice of the Ruffians.

The Danifh and American ♦elyds are the only
ones that the Englifh and Ruffians Puffer to enter our
port, as they feetn to refpeet the flags of thefe nations
rather more than formerly.
London, England, 1807-02-20

AMSTERDAM, FEB. T 3.

In a German paper we read a letter from Vienna,
in which it is mentioned, that his Excellency the Mi-
oilier at War, having received intelligence of the oc.
cupation of Moldavia and Wallachia by the Ruffians,
had given older% for atrzmbling 60,000 mea inTran-
fylvania.
From Ragura, Jan. 3, they write that 6300 French
troops there are continually at work upon the forti-
fications. The ilrongefl places in Dalmatia, viz.—
Zara, Sobenico, Spolatro, and Marcaffir, are put in
the bell Rate of defence. The Ruffians from Cattaro
lately made an attempt upon Lefina, hut were beaten
off by the French troops, with the lots of about three
hundred men.

FRANKFORT. FEB. 6.

We have heard that Brannan has lately been pro-
vifioned f•'r four months. The faint hopes lately
entertained of peace have quite vanifhed, not only on
account of the movements we hear of among the ar- ,
mfrs, but from the continual arrival of troops and
confcripts from France. The works of Praga, we learn
will contain 60,000 men, and are fuppofed to be im-
pregnable : thole at Zakorcyn are upon a more con•
fined fcale, but et:ually firong.
London, England, 1807-02-20

THK CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDretNE lOR COUGHS,

• COLDS, AND ASTHMAS, •
CCHURCH'.COUGH DROPS, as a Medicine
have bells fo hing known and approved, as to neat very little
tel•be laid to recommend it to the PUblie ar the belt preparation
fur recent Colds, Coughs, and confirnied'Althmas.—The many
thoufands cured during TwAve Yeats trial. have confirmed the
high eftimation in which it has been long held. A recent COld.and
Cough yields to a few Doles: and the moll confirmed Afthmas
(within the power of M:dicine to accumplith) have beta cured
by perfevemoce in their ufe.
Menrs. Sit stw and EDWARnc, No. 66, St. Paurs,Church-yard,
h tying putchafed this, and all Mr. Chu7ch's Medicines, none can
poffibly genuine hut luck as have their Names engraved on the
Stamp, " Shaw • and Edward;, 66. St. l'aul'‘ Chcrch yard," the
imitation cf which is felony. l'rice only as. 6d. and 45. 6d. per
bottle.
London, England, 1807-02-20

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ;GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING. FEBRUARY 21,
will be aCted the Coaiedy of
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
Penruddock, Mr. FUMBLE.
To which will be added the New Pau:omit:me, called
MOTI-lER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On Monday, King Richard the Third; with Mother Gnoret
London, England, 1807-02-20

FROM THE FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, JAN. i 7.

The lall news is more favourable for the Ottoman
Empire, than the former reports reprefented. The
army under the Duke of Richelieu has not entered
our territory, but remains near Odeffa, under Lieut.
General Latigeron, the Duke himfelf being confined
by illnefs. The Duke's forces have been ettimated
at 4.0,000 men. Even in Wallachia, under General
fvfebellon. whole operations feem to be retarded by
the delay of the march of the referve, there are nib
more brigades than thole under the Generals liar-
rink, Gortochakow, Kutufow, and Kamentkoi, the
younger.
London, England, 1807-02-20

Counties.

" /Egos et pauperibus prodeft, locupletibus zque "
Printed for J liatchard, No. tpo, Piccadilly; alfo by
Meths. F. C. and 3. itivington, St. Paul's Church yard ; James
Afprrne, Cornhill; and every othh. Bookfcller in the United
Kingdom.

This day was publithed, price ss. bd. No I. of a new Series (to be
continued Monthly). of

CENSURA LITERARIA, containing Opininns,
Eztraels, and Titks of old Engli(h Bcoki, efpecially thoft
.tieb are (cam, with Meditations on Literature and Ll'e : to
wtikh will now be regularly added, NECROG RA PUT A Ac• I it °RUM ;
-r M.:nioirl of deceafed Authors.
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CONTENTS.

Letters by Sir William Temple,&c. t;oc.—Soled Lctt, re to the
Prince of Orange, &e.. by ditto, 17ot—The Earl of nr!ington's
letters to Sir William Temple. t7cs—Ditto to feverat con:tent
Pillions, I 701 —Sumer's% Inflation of IV..trianie General Hit.-
tory of Spain, thcop-e-Hawes's Patti= of Pteaftire—Harriistou'a
Epigrams, 1615.. A Sermon, by T. Lufliingtoo, B. D. 17 t i—Hif-
i3tv of Philip de Comr.iines. Lord of Argcnton, 1674-1 he Bi-
ihop's 8ib1e,1658-e-The 'franflation Bitle now ofed, :6r 3
Extrads of the Paradife of Dainty Desires, 15;6—Scott's Para-
doxes, teen—The Reward of WicLednefe—Mifeellanca Medita.
dons, &e. 1604—Green's Exhor atiqns to Marlowe. ece. tsp.
Ont.... Churchyard's Prai:e of P.i..:try, issope-Life of Colonel
Hutebinfori, 18,.:6-Memoirs of Mr. Charles Smith—Lives of
Modern Poets—The Ruminator, a Series of Moral and Sentimen-
tal Mays—lmitations of the 16th C) of livraece—to Laura—.
Litem Obitsary.

3‘o GEMS OF POETRY.

. - .
This day wen: publithed, two new Editions, one on fuperfine large
paper, elegantly printed, price hs in boards, and the other neatly
printed on (mailer paper, price Sr. 6d. bound, fur Sishols,

CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY ; being a
choice Collealon of THREE HUNDRED of the belt Molt
Pieces of the various Enililis Poets, containing um ENTY
THOUSAND LINES, and a Preliminary DilFertation on the
Nature and Recitation of Poetry.

By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Rreet, Black-
friars, and to be had of Bookiellers, with the full Allowance to
Schools. Of whom alfo may be had,

t. POETRY for CHILDREN, containing fuch Pieces as it may
be proper to commit tb Memory at an early age. By Mils Aikin,
price as. half bound.
a. The HISTORY of ENGLAND In EASY VERSE, adap-
ted to the Memory of Young Perfons. By R. J. Johnfon, A.M.
price as. 6d. half bound.
London, England, 1807-02-20

NiItiTICJIL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEB. it.
The American fhip which arrived lall evening,
tec*ured by the Nile lugger, is the 13tiltol packet,
Da: maser, from Liverpool, with bale goods, &c.
for Philadelphia ; the was taken on the 3oth ult. by
a Spanifh brig privateeer (formerly the King George
packet) from St. Ander.), and retaken on the loth
me. by the above. Art ived this day the American
(hip Woodroff Sims, HAYNES, with brandy, from
Cette, in 24 days paltage.
This fhip (poke on the 13th intl. in lat. 42. to.
long. Is. the homeward bound Liam fleet, about
4.0 fail, under convoy of his Majefly's (hip CAMMLA.
—Alfo arrived the Miranda privateer, of this port,
GOOD matter, and has brought in a Danifh
from Carthagena bound to Copenhagen, with a
cargo of fall, &c. Sailed his Majelly's fhip PLANTA•
GENET, of 74 guns, for the Channel Fleet, and the
brig Dolphin, d'Auvettows, for Guernfey. Remain
the packets as,per lA.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-02-20

VIENNA, JANUARY 29.

The negotiations with our Court continue ex-
tremely aelive. Couriers arrive and depart every
day. Our Chancery has lately fent difpatches to le-
Tetal Cnurts. The French and Ruffian Envoys alto
receive feveral courier;. Rance Gagerin arrived here
lately from Peteifburgh, with difpatches. It is is:.-
lieved that in a very short time we (hall know what
part our Court means to take in the prefent [tate of
affairs.
London, England, 1807-02-20

By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R. A.

Printed for John Murray, Fleet-fireet, London ; and Archibald
Confl able and Co. Edinburgh.

" Very few of the Moderns have cultivated the Mule with
more striking fuccefs ; and whether we regard the vigour of his
conceptions, the appofitenefs of his metaphors, the elegance of his
exprellion, or the nerve and flow of his verfe, the author of the
Rhymes on Art need not 'brink from a comparifon with our
mutt refpedlable esifting writers."—Montbly Review, July, zflos.
With fentiments perfedtly congenial to thole of the author,
and with the molt cordial admiration of the talents he has dif-
played in the expreiflon of them, we have read this performance
of an artist, whole merits, in his own line, we have often fern
with fatisfadtion. His skies are fo important, and his illultra-
dons of them, both in poetry and prole, fo various and fo ingeni-
ous, that whatever number of paffages we can bring forward as
fpecimcas, we mutt infallibly leave Rill more unnoticed, at leaft
of equal v Alin and merit. It is written with an eloquence which
at once delights and cot.itinces; it is genius ple..ding for truth."
Britilh Critic, September, 18os.
London, England, 1807-04-15

AMERICAN STATES.

It appears, by the fubjoined letter, that the Treaty,
tranfmitted by this country to America, has been re
jelled by the Prefident a-,d Senate. The Houfe of
Reprefentatives infill on difcutfing the queftion alfo,
but, even thould they approve of its Ilipulations, with.
out the confent of the other two branches, it cannot
be ratified.

The rejeetion of this treaty is the more furprifing,
as the Americans mull have heard of the decree of
Napoleon, for declaring all Neutrals, that vifit a Bri-
till) port, regular captures, wherever they may fall
into his power. The Americans feem abfolutely in-
feCted with the fame mania that has led fo many of
the European hates, by the adoption of temporizing
fyfiems, inttead of a vigorous oppofition to the com-
mon enemy, to that Rate of degradation in which
they are now funk.

Thole ankles of the treaty, which have not yet
been made public in this country, will probably tp.
pear in the next American Papers.

Barad. of a letter from St. Georges, Bermuda,
March as, 1807.

The Cambrian frigate, Captain BERWORD, falls immediately
for England, by which I write: her batty departure is, we fop-
pore, occafioned by the Bridal Treaty with America having been
rejeded by the Prefident and Senate, who were for fending it back
immediately; but the Houfe of Reprefentatives infifted upon its
being debated in their Houfe; what the refult may be is yet un •
known : if the non importation thould in confequence be enforced,
an immediate war will break out. The Treaty has created great
erment throughout the American Continent.

The Novel-reading World are at prefent-engroired
by elegant Novella/es of Hov;aava:
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