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London, England, 1807-04-02

DIED.

On Sunday laR, at Old Park, Wilts, Wm. Eldridge, Erg. of
Abingdon, clerks, aged 76 years.
On Saturday the 28th ult. at St. James's Palace, in the Rsth
year of her age, the Hon. Frances Tracey, Firft Bedebaroberworoan
to her Majefly, and only furviving filter of the late Vifeount Tra-
cey, of Toddington, in the county of Glourrfter.
Friday laft, at Cattle Houfe, Calre. Wilts, George Rooke, Ely.
formerly Captain in the Sixth, or I:miff:tiling Dragoons.
Saturday laft, Nathaniel Huimp M.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. of Charter-
houfe fquare, aged 75.
On Friday laft, at Southborough, near Tunbridge, Lieutenant-
Colonel James Holwell. -aged 6t .
At Stephen's Green, Dublin. in the bloom of youth; Mil's
O'Grady. daughter of the Right Hon the Chirf Baron of Ireland.
Thurftlay laft, aged 52, the Rev. Robert Redding, ininifter of
the Baptift Society in Truro.
Wednefday fe'nnight, in Dover-ft met, the lion. Charles Savile
London, England, 1807-04-02

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The weather in the preceding month has been favourable to the
Spring operations of hutbandry. The bean culture is neatly finifhed,
and the lowing of oats and peas is in a (late of great forwardnefs.
°Whig to the late trolls, the barley tilths on ftrong foils look kind
and mellow. Wheat averages, throughout England and Wales,
765. td.; Barley, 381. ad.; Oats, a6s. crd.
The cold nights have, however, given a flight check to vegeta,
tion ; and the cropsof wheat, winter tam, clover and other grafts,
which (till cover the ground well, 11.11/.: fuffered lomewhat in their
appearanc:. In Smithfield Market, hay fetches front 3L tos. to
51 clover, 31. ass. to 31 ass.; Straw, 11.1511 to 31. 3s
The crops of colefted which remain fur feed are thrivire, and
little now is left for feed. Tuners remain found; the Sweelith.
fort remarkably fo, aflording, excellent keep.
Sheep continue found ; and the fall of lambs thisfeafon Las been
very great,though attended with Tome ealualt kw Since the great
prices which have been demanded for lean dock, ft has become the.
pracike on rood farms, where a dairy is kept.o ter rear annually,
tome calves, which they feed in the new way, giving than linfeed
idly, oil cake powder, and bay tea, mixed in their litim milk, on
which the calves are found to thrive and do well.
Owing to the mildnefs of the winter, there is much folder re.
spicing on hand, (tore &rep having required but little gat:lance
'lle late fairs have been well fuppliad with lean cattle, fheep, cows
and calves, for which there is a demand at good prices. Sow, ig pig
are ranch In argued for the .lairy.
London, England, 1807-06-06

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
On the 23c1 of April, the Rev. John Sommers, late Affiltant to
St. Nintan's, was ortlalued by the Preibytery of Glafgow, tuinilter
of Chryfton.

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, the tft Inßant, Charles Selltrlg.Efq. accountant,
ro Mile Toil, daughter of the decked Thomas Tod, Efq. of Dry-
grange, writer to the Sipe.

DIED.
Lately, atKlngiton• upon-Thames, Mrs. Pierce. reliet of the late
unfortunate Captain Pierce, Commander of the Halfewell Fait le-
dlaman, In which Ihip he perilhed, with two of his daughters and
feveral other friends, in the year 1786.
At Kefwick, aged 103, Mrs Hannah tA'ilfon.
Lately, at Sapente. (of which he had been Reftor upwards of
4o year.) the Rev. S 13urrough, M. A aged 84.
Saturday morning, in Willians• greet, Dublin, Alderman William
James; he rode out on Friday forenoon, returned in apparently
better health than he had experienced for a conaderable time, and
est a very hearty dinner; after which, while i 0 the ad of tahlng
a glafs of wine, he fell into a fit, and never after uttered a fentenee.
Mr. Thomas Milner, brokfeller, Liverpool.
In the Mat liatta country, in April 18:6. aged 27. Captain Tho-
rras Whire, 9th regiment Native infantry, fecood fon of Mr. Pa-
trick White, Leith. '
London, England, 1807-06-06

SHEERNESS, JUNE 5.

This morning the Baltic convoy failed from the
Nore, with a light breeze at S. E. The Tor ningen's
convoy is not yet gone. The HERCULE, LEYDENi
and INFLEXIBLE (hips of war are lying in the Med-
way, waiting a fair wind to proceed to the Nlre.
London, England, 1807-06-06

YORKSHIRE ELECTION.

CPA or the Poll on.Thurfday, being the 14,th day :
WiPiam Wiperforeei Efq. r,556
Lord Milton - • rc,BoB
Hon Henry Lafctites z 0.655
DUBLIN, juNt L—We are deeply concerned to
Rate, that en Saturday lafl, at two o'clock, a meet-
ing tnek place near Wexford, between Mr. ALCOCK
and Mr. Cot.ct.nucti, Candidates fur that County,
when, on the firll fire, the latter received a fh ‘t
through the heart, which inflantly deprived him of
eiillence! The tit ;gin of this fatal difpute, we un•
detlland, seas in confequence of the deceafed prom-
ring. the tenants of a la•iy, who fupported the intereß
of Mr. ALVICIC, in vote againft him. Weirull. that
the matter may tell here, and that this moll awful
circnmilance may rennin the unbridled inapetuofity
with which eleflinneering conteßs are commonly per•
toed, and that, guided by moderation, each party
may have the good fenfe to let this fatal at Rand
alone and unirehated hereafter.
On the preceding Thurfday evening, a meeting
tn,k riace, on the S.rand, at Ferrybtnlt, near Wex-
ford, befween T. MiCuan, Efq. of Rofs, the partner
of Mr C•Lcteuotr• in the bank at New Rol's, and
Mr S. L- (tray, of the fame place. The parties
fired two flints each, and on the fecond fire Mr. Lo-
qv ay was wounded in the groin. This duel, no doubt,
originated in the fame caufe and motives.
London, England, 1807-06-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIS I'.

GIAVISEND, JUNE 4.—Patlcd by the Ardent, Peters, fr.,nt
Cork; Hannah, Sly, from Waterford; Independanc:. %quick,
from Ncw York ; Fair American, Davies, from Baltimore; Aaron.
Peterfon ; and the Four Brothers, Patterfon, from Norway.—
Sailed the Duckenfield, Dunbar, for Surinam ; Ann, Britton, for
Malta; Hcbc, Davidfon, fur Archangel; Mary, Scrivener; and
the Pomona, Douglas, fcr Pcteriburgh.
June S.—Palled by the Sally, Holland, from Memel; Huff.
nung, Meyers, from Hufum; Lear Calling, Thampfon, Chriftlatia„
Hendricks; and the Maria, Boreal:rant, from Norway ; Two
Br-thers, Scott, from Jutland; St. Sebaftian, Mares; Dolphin,
CI% afer ; Providence, Lawfon ;, Swan, Watfon ; and the Brother=,
Buts. front Tontilngen. Sailed the Miner ta, Ales and:r, for Sufi.
nam.
London, England, 1807-06-06

NAPLES, MAY 6.

We have received intelligence from Malta, of the
24th of April, which mentions that the Englith have
landed in Egypt, but have experienced a defeat.—
Among others, the Tin-kills and Albanian troops col.
heed againft them. Orders have been confequently
fent to Sicily by the Englifh for a reinforcement of all
the Britifh troops that can be fpared from that iSland.
On board of the Englith (hips, a dreadful difeafe
rages among the failors.—Nambargb Correftendest.
PASTEUR°, IN SWITZERLAND, MAY is.

In order to increafe the number of recruits inten-
ded to ferve in the French regiments, the Senate bas
pallid a refolution, expreffing that any perfon with-
out exception, who (hall propagate any rumours, the
olgjeft of which (hall be to excite public dejeEtion,ap-
piehenfion, or fear, thole alfo who (hall direely, or
indfreOly, diffeminate fentiments calculated to excite
miaron relpeaing the fidelity of our great and Hint
trious Ally, his *jelly the Emperor of France and
King of Italy, cr expels their apprehenfions of any
misfortunes attending his arms, (hall be compelled to
Join the regiments railing for the French, and fern
in them four years. Perim): punifbable for quarrels
are alfo to be compelled to ferve the fame number
of years, as are all idlers and Study beggars, toge•
ther with others convided of deferting illegitimate
children, &c.

BAYAEUZH, MAY 19.

yefierday, at nine in the evening, the Ett•preGdent•
Baron Vrm Schuckmann, was arrefted (as a steafate
of general fafety), and immediately trasfpotted to
Mayence.

PRESBURG, MAY se.
The Utak accounts of the Servian troops in the
Hungarian Journals are as follow :
On the 22d of April, the Turks furprifed the camp
of the Servians, near Nitra ; but they were Co con.
rageoufly repulfed upwards of a mile, that the
ground was covered with two theufand killed on both
fides. However, the Turks obtaining a reinforce.
ment, they gained the viaory. The battle hied
from three in the morning till nine at night, when the
viaory of the Turks was complete—the confegnence
was, the Servians were driven nine miles back, and
loft 4830 men killed, 7235 wounded, 800 prifonert,
two Ilandards, and eight pieces of cannon, tents,
ammunition, &c. The lots of the Turks was alto con.
fiderable, viz. 2480 killed, 3068 wounded, and iso
prifoners.
A part oTthe Ruffian flltilla has entered the Da•
nnbe—we know nothing of its operations.
London, England, 1807-06-06

A GINTEE!, RESIDENCE WITH FIFTEEN ACRES OF
MEADOW LAND, IN SURREY
By Meffrs. SKINNER, HYKE, and Co.
On Thurfday, the itth of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's
Coffee houfe, Chinge.alley, Corohill, London,
AMOST &citable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
pleafantly fituate at SUTTON, • delightful part of the
County of Surrey, in the naidft of Fluid Sport; a fhort ride from
the beautiful Downs of Banftead and Epfom, and within is miles
of the Metropolis Compelling :
A Genteel Refidince,.the principal part of which has been
eredied within a very few years, with convenient offices of every
defeription, Coach houfe and Stabling, beautiful and extenfive
Plrafure Grounds, with Shrubberies and Plantations laid nt.t with
great tafte, excellent walled Gardens producing an abundance of
Fruit, Green-houfe Hot houfe, Fi3a ponds, and two Paddocks of
rich Meadow Land, containing altogether about IS Acres, lytmr
very compaet and remarkably well fenced
The Houfe is handfoniely fitted up. and fit for the immediate
reception of a family—au early polfefll in may be had.
To be viewed, between the hours of Eleven and Four. Satur-
days excepted, by Tickets only, which with printed Particulars,
niay be had of Mars Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-Ereet,
London.

Particulars may alto he had at the Greyhound and Cock Inns,
Sutton ; Greyhound, Croydon ; I.Vheatibeaf, Tooting; Spread
Eagle, Fpfom ; and at the place of Sale.
London, England, 1807-06-06

FPSOM.
By MelTrs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co.
On Tburfday, June ts, at Twelve. at Oarraway's,unlefs previoully
difpnfed of by Private Cositradt.
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, plea
hotly fituated rear Clay Hill, Epfom, a delightful fporting
part of the conaty of Surrey. celebrated for the falubrity of the air;
confiding -‘f a remarkably convenient houfe, with prover dnmeilic
offices. couch-hour°, and fighting for fix horfe*, pleafure ground,
and well cultivated garden, orchard. and (mall palt:o7l, in the
whole about five acres, the property and late refida•ce of the Rev.
Jonathan Boucher. deceafed, The houfe conta'ns a handfome and
w.. 11 proportioned drawing room, an excellent library, dining and
!weal, faft pe.rinurc fix bed-chambers, end filtrable .-.partinents for
fervants.—The (Rate has been exonerated frnm the land tax.—
More land tray he had adjoining the crime, if required.
Tc he vie-A ed be tickets, which with printed particulars, may
be had of Meffrs. Skinntr, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate Rivet ; par-
ticulars may alfn he bad at tie Spread Eagle, Epfom ; Sun, King-
lion ; Cock, Sutton; and at the 31aee of rale.
FREEHOLD, DOR KIND, SURREY.
Pitbrook Henfe, and Twenty five Acres of Land.
By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
At Gatraway's Coffee-houfe Change-alley, Cornbill,
On THURSDAY, the tith of June, at Twelve o'clock,
THAT truly deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE
and complete Refidence, PITBROOK HOUSE, beautifully
fituate at the entrance of Dorking, Surrey. 23 miles from London,
occupied by the proprietor, John Webb, Efq. confifting of a very
fithltantial brick edifice, containing an entrance ball and veflibule,
dining parlour, drawing-room, library. and dr-ffi, g room fitted t.p
and finned in a neat and elegant manner; four commodious bed-
chantlers, and tight other sood bed rooms, an excellent kitchen,
houfe keeper's-ro an and fervant's ball. and every domrflic office.
plentifully fupplied with fpripg and fort water. a double coach-
houfe, Rahling for fix boric'. and luitable out-buildings, large
kitchen-garden encompafTed with 101 tv willing, an orchard, and
rich lands, containing about 25 acres, with a ftreant running
through the fame.
The houfe is Gtua•cil in a paddock, fun-minded by thriving
plhntatiens, and commands beautiful views of Ed a Hill, Norbury
Park, and the furrountling romantic pidurefque country.
The premlres are in comple:e repair, and the land In the h gheft
Rate of cultivation.

Two packs of fox-hoends conftantly bunt in the country.
To be viewed by 'rickets only, which may be had with every
other particular, of M,1114 Skinner, Dyie, and Co. Alderfgatc,
ftreet, London. Printed particulars will he delivered in due time,
at the Red Lion. Dorking; Swan, Leathethead; Spread Eagle,
Fpfom ; and at the Place of Sate.
London, England, 1807-06-06

NAtirldA ikitLifOtikl.

•••
MAILS—Wind E. N. g.
ARR. bus. ARR. Dot.
Dabgn i 2 I Tonningen o 0
Waterford 0 2 Ulan
Gotteuburgh 0

His Maleny's(hips Centaur, Sir SAMUEL Hoot),
Captain, Achille, Ganges, Drience, Comns and Crane,
arrived at Madeira on the 17th ult. from a cruize.
The Lady Barlow, Captain MACKASKILL, which
failed from Portfmouth the 7:h June, arrived at Bom-
bay the 4.th December 'all.

• FALMOUTH, JUNE 3.
Arrived this day the fchooner William and Mary,
Toper, from Wag+, with fruit, &c. fourteen days
from thence, and ten days from Gibraltar. It was
currently reported there that the packet, with mails
from Malta, was captured. N ) account of the cap-
ture of the Ssa Hollis frigate had been received
there. The Carteret packet, with mails from Eng-
land, arrived at Gibraltar on the zd May, and failed
on the sth for Malta.—Wind N.

PLYMOU TH, JUNE 4.
Came in the ROYAL GEORGE, ot 1 TO guns, from
Portfmouth. Sailed the HIBERNIA, of tio guns, to
j )in the Channel Fleet ; SANTA MARGARI T TA, of 38
guns, on a cruize ; HUMBER, of 18 guns, f r Fal-
mouth ; and Coczaraica, of 14 guns, a ith a fleet
under convoy for Jerfey.
London, England, 1807-06-06

SALES BY AUCTION.

CAPITAL. RESIDFNCE, HIGHBCRY LODGE.
By Meffrs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co
On Thuriday, Jure t, at Twelve, at Garraway's,
THAT admired and beautifu! Refidence, called
HIGHBURY LODGE, admirably calculated for the ac-
commodation of a large family, ft, nate at Highbury, mar !flings
ton, with coach-honk, fix-liall Rabic, offices, lawn, pleafure-
ground. fbrubbery, gardens and meadows, containing in the whole
about five acres, be the fame more or ids The manfion bottle,
which is of handfome elevation, has been recently and fuhltantially
crctfld by a Gentleman for his own refidence, and contains twelve
bed chambers,tspital dining and drawing rooms of large dimen-
breakfaß room, library, and offices of every defeription.—
The premifts command the molt extentive and delightful pro-
fpeeis. and although within three miles of the metropolis, are fin-
gularly retired, and form a molt dcfirable refidence for a Gentle
man of fortune, or an eminent merchant. The vitae is held on
long !cafes, under moderate ground and meadow rents.
May he viewed, by tickets only, which may be then had, with
printed particulars, of Meffrs. skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-
ltreet alfo of Mr Peck, Solicitor, No 111, Hatton Garden ; and
at the place of fate.
London, England, 1807-06-06

PORTSMOUTH, /UM! S.

Arrived his Majeay's (hip Uutoys, from PI y.
mouth. Sailed his Majray's (hip Id FLECHF, on a
cruize. PalTrd by for London, the N:pttute, from
St. Domingo ; his Majefty's (hips Sr. PLLRAN'S is
appointed convoy for the Cape of Gaod Hope and
the Ealt Indies; TWEED for the Weft Indies ; and
the STA& for Newfoundland.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-06-06

DOVER, JUNE 5.

Sailed lag night the Nlusoyrro (loop, on a cruise
off the French Coafi.—Paffed by this day the Ami-
able, Captain RANKER, from Philadelphia (lag from
Cork), with flour, bound to London; Antelope of
Boßon, Captain Memos, 19 days from Alicant,
bound to Copenhagen ; Sophia, Captain Sal r H, from
Tetieriffe, bound to London.—Arrived the brig
Edward, of and for this port, from N. :Tway, with a
cargo of timber. The Danifh Bait India fhip Chtif-
tianlhaven, Captain OROAARD, is arrived jolt to the
wefiward of Dungenefs, from China, bound to Co-
penhagen : the (poke with his Majetly's (hip THALIA,
Captain WaLKIR, which left the Newfoundland
.convoy 9th M.l, in lar. 46. 30. N. long. 30. 15. W.
all well. Arrived off here the brig Betfey, Captain
Rupaiwc, of and from Gottenburgh, with deals and
herrings, bound to Guernfey : fhe brings no news.-
Wind Eall, and nearly calm-.
London, England, 1807-06-01

SOUTHAMPTON, MAT so.

General Sir jamas CRAIG, K. B. Commander of
this difiritt, has fixed this place for his Head quarters.
Sir James has taken a houfe at Powis Hill.
The South Hants Militia marched into this town
on Tuefday 10, on their route to Weymouth. They
were regaled by their Lieutenant-Colonel with the
generous juice of Sir John Barleycorn.
Yefierday the Carnarvon Militia alfo arrived on
their march to the weilward.

Sailed for Morlaix on Saturday laft the King
George, Capt. BRUGU, with French prifoners.
On Saturday laft was launched, at Buriledon, a
beautiful frigate of 38 guns, named the Hotter's?.
London, England, 1807-06-01

30 coo
and to be paid for by Bills payable withintereft ninety days after
date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secre-
tary's °Ewe.

N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Rum
and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, thall tic feparately
and dillinaly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted fur a leis
•uantity than Teo Tboufand Gallons of either article.
No regard will be dad to any Tender in orbieb the price fall not be
Werted in words et length, or that flail not be delivered to the Baird
before one o'doen no the Paid TbierfJai the tlitb or/ :y wee next, nor vale
the periods who moire the Tender, orlon: Perim on Lie bebalf attends
to &slava when called for.
London, England, 1807-06-01

AMERICAN PAPERS.

•New York Papers to the 4th of May have been
teceived, brought to London this morning by the
tip Gold [-hinter in 25 days frr.rm New Yolk. Thee
Arnericanshave finally fettled their difputes with the
Regencies of Tunis and Algiers, f that their Me.
diteiranean trade will remain unmoletled by the
States of Barbary.

Yeflerday his MAjkSTY, with Princefres SnrHIA,
AUGUSTA, AMELIA, d MARY, wain to C ;:corge's
Chapel, where a lemon was preached by the Rev.
Dr. CHAMPNEY, from the Firll.of Ephefrans, V. 7,
..nd afterwards returned to the Palace.
The Hon. Mr. PIERRE pour, accompanied by Mr.
Lrett., the Mefrenger,left town yeflerday for Stock.
holm.

Sir ARTHUR PAGET trill fet out for Malta. He
Js to be attended by Meas. COURVOISIER. and R.,-
SINSON.

Previous to General BERESF3RD'S efcape, the Spa-
mialds had violated the terms cf the capitulation with
and were ab• ut to feize hi. papers, and fend him
rip the country. He entered a Ritmo protelt againll
this bleach of faith, and in a few days after effeded
his efcape to Monte Video.

It has been reported that the Tut kir)) Atr,bafrador
was fhortly to leave this country. His Excellency,
)•wtver, will remain in town until atter the birth.
av ; after which he will go to fpcnd a week or two
Lath.

The wind nn Saturday was fo extremely high, that
• I,lcw dnwn the Itnyal Standard fr,iin NVindfor-
Confider ble damage was likewife dune to
:rees in Windior Pa k.
London, England, 1807-06-01

SPANISH RAMS.
0 be SOLD, THIRTEEN MERINO RAMS,
bred with much care by Mr. Toilet, from his Majefty's
and Lord Somerville s flocks. The Rams may be Peen in their
fleeces any time before the tsth of June. It it prefumed this (Lek
is no: inferior to any of the kivd that has hitherto been offard to
the Public. either in regard to wool or careafe.
Apply to W. Scrim, Swinncrton Hall, near Stone, Stafford-
Ihi re.
London, England, 1807-06-01

DANISH GAZET IT.

COPENHAGEN. MAY 16.—The I)uchefs of Brutal
wick Oels arrived here yetlerday from St:eelen, and
fet out this morning on her journey to Germany.—
On the t ith intl. three Englifh frigates apd a brig
piled by Copenhagen, from tl.e North Sea to the
Baltic. The matter of a veffel, which arrived yeller-
day from Colberg, Rates, that from large tranfpores
a confiderable number of troops have been landed
both at Colberg and Stralfund.
MAY 23.—The Aartus Gazette contains the fol
awing article :—" This morning, between 8 and 9
o'clock, paired by Havmollen, fouth of Hielm, three
Englifh line and three brigs, a-head of the line of
battalion of !hips, and took foundings.
• Havniollen, May 8. R. 01Zpsr, Strandwaiter."

They write from Pillau, under date the 15th, that
on the Bth a beginning was made with embarking
troops, on hoard 5o tranfports, fuppofed to be de
lined for the Fahrwaffer, but which were landed on
the Nehrung.,
London, England, 1807-06-01

CHISLTENNitif. MAT 3E.

We are all gaiety here, amida a world of the fira
and molt fathionable company. The New Prome.
nade and Ride, which Mr. THOMPSON has fo fpirit-
edly opened for the Public, through his beautiful
new formed Plantations, are daily the lounge of our
beaux and belle:. In honour of the Birth-day, nett
Thurfday, we are to be treated with a Poney Race,
' among Tome of the (lathing charaEters of the day ;
at the head of which Rand Lord ALEXANDER GOR-
DON and Major &Ara, who alfo befpeak a Play that
evening, and a brilliant audience will no doubt grace
our theatre on the occafion. The Players are far fu.
perior to any we ever had here before in their fist-
tionary order, and report Pays we are to be gratified
with Rars of the firli magnitude. KENT fupported
Jeremy Didier, and gave a long or two each night in
a fuperior (Lyle, and was highly applauded. Mrs H.
JoNmsrotr is announced for Letitia hardy and Nell,
and there is every reafon to exped that that very de-
lightful aftrefs will draw overflowing houfes.
London, England, 1807-06-01

EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 6, 1807.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY If MERCHANTS of ENG-
ALAND,treArag to the .EAST-INDIES, do herelygive notice,
That a Quarterly General Court of the faild Company will be
.held at their Houfe in Leadenhall-ftrect, on Wedneftlay the a 7th
Pure KV, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpafe of
declaring a Dividend from Cbriftmas Taft to Midfulum‘r next.

That the Trantfer Books of the Paid Company's Stock will be
but on Tucfday the sd of June next, at two o'clock, and opened
again on Thurfday the 16th of July folkwing;
And that the Dividend Wart auts on the Lid Company's Stock,
tine the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on Tuefday the 7th
of July nest. WILLIAM RAmsafr, Saretdry.
London, England, 1807-06-01

REVIEWS.

" The Knight Errant, who;;We; ;ter. the lifti with Sir Jo nn
CA Ra, wields his light weapon wi h coned, rable &ill and ad irefs ;
but he combats with temper, and his hits, though made with dex-
terity, arc devoid of malice He certainly difplays confiderable
humour."—Anti Jacobin tor April.
" We have laughed heartily at the whim and droll ry of My
Pocket-Book."—Mauthly Mirror for April.
" We have been much entertained by a perural of this little ao
lume, which i> Indeed a ' Ryghte lilerrie Compofition."—Euro-
pean Magazine for April.
" This is Sir John Carr's Stranger in Ireland, traveied by
home ' Fellow of infinite Jen: "—Cabinet fur April
Printed lox 'tremor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3t, Poultry ; and foil
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Volumes. 135. 6d.

Stg JOHNCARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau•
Wu) Fngravingi. 4to. 21. Si- .

BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO.

This day was puhlifhed. illuftrated by a Maps, in One clegint
Volume, (mall 041:tavo Poke Sit Shillings in Boards,
'TRAVELS frfirn BUENOS AYRES acrt,f% the
2- Continent of SOU l'H ANIERICA,hy POTO::1 to LIMA,
performed in the Years 1790 and 1791, bang the Weft Travcia
through thole Countries.
With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic
Deferiptions of all the Spanifh Pofreffions in South America,
drawn from the Lit and hilt Authorities.
London, England, 1807-06-01

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

The eldeft fon of a Peer of Scotland is not eligible
to reprefent a Scotch County, &c. in the Commons
Houfe of Parliament :

Vide Cafe of Lord Dacr, eldeft Son of the Earl of Selkirk,

The Freeholders of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.
Reported in the Appendix I. to the 8 Vol of Brown's Cafes in
Parliament, argued in the Houfe of Lords, in March, 1793.
The above is, we underhand, the cafe on which
Mr. SHERIDAN reQs his hopes to be one of the Sittig;;
Members for Wellminller, in place of Lord CocH.
KANE. It remains to be feen whether the eldell fon
of a Scotch Peer is eligible to reprefent an Englith
Borough or City ?
London, England, 1807-06-01

FROM THE MAIN, MAY 16.

T

The following was the pofition of the Turkifh army
in the beginning of April :
The centre, under Ibtahim Pacha, conflils arn, of
30,000 men, dilciplined in the European manner ;
lecondly, 36,000 janizat its, from Conitantinople :
thirdly, a corps of referve of 13,000, all in the neigh.
bourhood of Czavao, Rudfchuck, Beffeaba, Mem
poly, and Hureflty. The left wing, under Soliman
Pacha, is 20,000 in number, polled near Smerdan
and Aricza. The right wing, under Aga Paella, is
36,000 lircng, and is flationed near Veterna,
&c. The Grood Vizier has the fupreme command.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NNE c.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Confols, for money, 03H—for July 644—Oluniuni i y 2 pr.
Exchequer Bills 3s 44. pram
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
Bank Stock 23cf India Bonds, 6s to 7s pr.
3 P. Ct. Rai Ann. asaf 63 Exch. Bills, is. to 4s. prem.
3 per C. Conf. 63 if Osmium t* prem.
4 per Cent. Englifh Fiches' ism 16s.
Long. Ann. t 7 13-16 I Consols for acc.64o
India Stock 137 i

Since our 14 a Gottenburgh Mail has arrived r-
and one from Tonningen. We have alfo received
Paris Journals to the 23th, and Dutch to the lk
ult. The Hambnrgb papers received are to the 2Sths
and the Berlin papers to the 23d ult.
The report of a battle near Dantzic, in which the
French were (aid to have ftsfiained confiderable lef;,
is not confirmed. The French accounts aka, cz
London, England, 1807-06-01

FROM THE DANUBE, MAY 16.

It does not appear that the feveral camps for prat,.
tiling manceuvres and evolutions, which were to bo
formed in the courfe of this fummer, are to take place;
every officer who wifhes for leave of abfence obtains
it without the kali difficulty, and every thing (hews
that the Imperial Cabinet pertifls in its pacific dilpo.
litions. Peace alone can heal up the wounds inflicted
to the Houfe of Auttria by an unfortunate war. The
chief attention of the Imperial Mini(try is diretled to
the reftoration of the finanoes.— Horeb. Lorre'''. May 26.
London, England, 1807-06-01

SWEDiN.

• Head quarters. Stralfund, kfa,y 14,
skilfeßerday, after the parade, all the Officers of the digemit
Swedith regiments, flustered in this city and its neighboerbood,
were prefented to his Royal kfajoily; to whom he was pleated 1,
expects, in the molt gradousterms,kis approbation of their gabatt
coadudt daring the late campaign in Pomerania. The Officers,
nominated Knights of thc Royal Order of the Sword, were after.
wards, introduced to his Majoity t and the Royal Fruffian Gene.
ral Von Mining, who commands the Fruition troops which have
joined the Swell& army, and are in garrifon here, was alto pretmt.
ed to the King.
• This day, at twelve o'clock at noon, alt the troops which :ri
here were formed in a Hoe in a Sell near the Knieper Gate. ore
the command of General Baron TOIL HI. Majefty, attended t'y
the General Staff, and Lieutenant General Von Hinning, proceed.
ed to the centre, ordered the colours of all the regimenu to ad.
Vance, and created Baron Von Ban Governor General of Pome.
rani*, and Knight of the Grand Cran of the Order of the Sword
His Majeity rode along the lies from the right wing to the left, and
fainted the troops, who anferored with the naive:Jai acclimation of
• Gov Save the King
" This morning arrived the French Captain Bourgoing, from
General Mortler, with the intelligence that General Boudet had
taken the command of the French army Rationed on the Swed,o
traders.

• Clinton. Royal Britt& Brigadier General, arrived here en
a particular 'unbolt from the Britifb Government, was yefterday
prefented to his Majefty by the Britith Envoy, Mr. Stratton.
"The Queen and Prince Itoyal of Sweden arrived on the 14th
of May at HoWftad, on their way to Warberg and Gottenburgh.
• Another Swedith Envoy is waiting at Gottenburgh, to take
his paffage to England, wherein is to replace Baron Rehaufca."

,GH, MAY is.

There is not 2 word of news here : however, report
lays, that the King has declared the armiftice at an
end; but this does not appear (torn the Stralfund
Bulletin; and, indeed, it kerns, by his having knighted
General Ellen, that his Majefty approves of the
rue afu

GERItrAN r.

HAMBURGE, MAY 27.

On the 22d infant, the Headquarters pf di*
French Emperor were Rill at Finkenttein.

NUREMBERG. MAY i 6.

A letter from a gentleman of diffinelion in the
Ruffian fervice contains the following paffage :
Notwithaanding the warlike preparations on both
(ides, hopes of peace may yet be entertained ; the
negotiations are not yet broken off; nay, many im-
portant points are already agreed upon, although it
appears a difficult talk to fettle others. The clue[
tion is not to conclude a feparate peace with Praia,
but a general peace, which is even to include Britain ;
according to other accounts, however, the negooia-
tions for peace are net likely to prove fuccefsfal."
London, England, 1807-11-25

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PR EsENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 25,
will tit aded Shikefpcare's Tragedy of
MACBETH.

DOM% Mr. Hull; Malcolm. Mr. Claremont; Macbeth, Mr.
pope; Macduff, 14r. C Kentbk; Bauquo, Mr. Murray;
Lam, Mr. Crefvrell ; Sisrarl, Mr Chspman ; Hecate. Mr.
Bellamy; Witches, Meffrs. Blanchard, Emery, mad Simmons;
and Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddnns.

To which will be added the Pantomime of
11ARLEUIN AND MOri i ER GOOSE ;
(r, THE GOLDEN EGG.

c-7 The New Opera of Two Faces under a Hood, continuing
to be received with u-aisate i appi tuft, will he revated co mor-
row, wi:k Annual Magnetifm. On Saturday, with St. Patrick's
London, England, 1807-11-25

DEFENCE OF THE NATION.

Is it not high time, when we fee all Europe at the
feet of the Conqueror, to prepare for our own f4fety ?
Will nothing Tonle the energies of the Nation ! Will
nothing Rimulate our Rulers to call out the Popula-
tioa.in a maf:, and train our youth efpecially, to the
ufe of arms?

Have we a force at prefent fit to contend with the
united arms of Europe ? Should pur enemies fucceed
in reaching our filmes, (and they are fools who be-
lieve the event to be impoflible), are we prepared to
receive them ? Are we fo infatuated, as to be warned
by none of the events that have yet occurred ?
Of four Expeditions fent from this country within
a (bort period, three have defervedly become the
objeEt of contempt, derition, and (corn, to the reit of
the world : and yet, the Nation remains fatisfied with
our Date !

From any thing we have yet fcen, what can be
augured as to our fate, if we continue to purfue the
fame fyftem ? Let others anfwer the quellion.

The Order of Council to which we alluded yeller
day, appeared in the Gazette of 101 l night : it con•
dimes in the nfual form, the permifflon to import
hides, calf lint, horns, tallow and wool (except
cotton wool) in foreign •eac!s, until the 25th day
of March next.

Mr. Woos), of Baltimore, has arrived in towns as
Coat,' from the State of Maryland, for the purpofe
of regulating the trade between Great Britain and
that State:

• The Trtaty between France and Außria h Rated
to have been figned at Fontainbleau on the 3I 11 ult.
The late flag of truce to the Auftrian Ambalfador,
doubtlefs, communicated this important fait. The
Treaty between France and Denmatk has been duly
ratified.

The evacuation of Alexandria, it teems, took
place in confevence of an arrangement between the
refpedive Commanders of tjte,,Britifh and Turkilh
fotces. This place is refloied to the Sublime Porte,
Iln return for the prifoners taken in the &II difaltrous
engagements that took place in Egypt. Three veffcls
that had been captured and fent to England, are ilfo
to be given up.
The following is the fubftance of a circular letter
fent to all the Bifhops, by order of the Lords of hi.
Mejelly's Privy Council, dared 6,b of Oftober, 1807:
After calling their Lordlbips' attention to the penal
enadments of the Refidence Ad. and Rating the in-
creafed number (as appears by thelaß annual returns)
of Clergymen nonreftdent without licence, exemp
don, or notification, it reminds the Billups of fec. 3c
of that Al, which empowers them, in their feveral
dincefes, to iffue monitions, requiring (itch fpiritual
perfons to forthwith proceed to, and refideon, their
terpeflive benefices, and to perform the duties thereof,
and defires the Paid Billops to acquaint the Privi
Council, whether or not monitions have been iffued
by them to fueh defaulters, according to the ;direc '
rims of fec. 33 of the raid Ad.
London, England, 1807-11-25

ILILLID.

joccpb Heilman, carpenter
Ishomat Dungey, feaman
S ditto

WOr NORD.
Mr Matthew, mafter, in the back
Thnetas Hatcher, feaman, dangerous, through the thigh
M. Tregeniag, fall mater, through the kg
John Thomas, Iceman, d.ingerum, through the arm
Julio Rogers, feansan, its the forehead
William Boaze Iranian, through the arm
George fee, :a, leg and arm
Sam uri Odge-rs ditto, loft his kit finger at the wheel
William it OM-rts. fv.intati, dangerous, through the breakand out
through the back
George l hum feansan, !lightly
I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent.
To Capt. Sutton, Falmouth. W. ROGERS.

IRISH LINENS.—Per lima to whnm it may not
be convenient to come into Town, may etly on their Orders
being executed at the kith Linen Company's, in Bloondbury-
lquare, with equal care as if tttcy were prakot. No article fold
but frith l.incw, anti not Ids than a piece of 23 yards. One piece
at wholefale price, and no abatement ever made. Each piece is
warranted as to tabric and to be bleached on the grafs, and the
money returned if a fault appears.

A rimiittatic: or a town rekrcnce is expeded with each order.
--Cath fur Bark of Ireland Notes.
No. 4. Illownibury rquare. Agent to the Company.

CHILBL A INS are prevented from breaking, and
heirtormentiogitchinginttantlyreinovedbyWHl ITHEAD's
ESSb.I4,!E ut NIUS LARD, univerfally etteemed for its extraor-
dinary efficacy in rheumatifrus, pal Les, gouty affections, and cOnt.
plai,,ts of the ttomacb; but where this certain remedy has been
unknown or neglected, and the chilblains have aduady broke,
WHI VE.ilhAles FAMILY CERA will cafe the paw, and
vsry Ipcedily heal them.

Prepared and fold hyR. Jobniton, Apothecary, [5, meek ftreet,
Suhu, Landon. The }:deuce and pills at as 9d each, the (;crate
at to tiid. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United King-
dom —The genuine has a black ink &imp, with the name of R.
Juhnikou idcrtcd on it.
London, England, 1807-11-25

FROM LAST NIGHT'', GAZETTE.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, NOVEMBER 23.
Corp% of Royal Enineers.
!ecrynd Captain E.hri lialTml to be Ceptain.
irft I ieutenantMobert Smith to be Second Captain,vice Hafrard

Freund l ieutenatit T.l.afce Iles to he Phil. Lieutenant, vice Smith.

Secord Captain Charles Paley to be Captain.
Firft lieutenant Ctn.. F. Smith to he Seam d Captain. vice
_ _ _ . .

Second Lieut. Frank Stativrav to be Firft I ieutenant.vice Smith.
Second Captain Henry Goldfinch to be Captain
Firft Lieut. G n T Ha ding to he Second Captain, vice Goldfinch.
Firft Lieutenant George C Hofte to he Second Captain.

Firft Lieutenant phonon's Wright to be ditto.
Firit Lieutenant Griffith G. Lewis to be ditto•—All dated No-
vember 18, 18c7. _

Cornmitfion figiied by the Lord War kn of the Stan•

flares.

James Wil!yams, Efq. to be Deputy Warden. Dated November
11. 18c7.

C.4nniiflions figned by the Vice LiestenAnt of the
County of Bute.
Bntefhire Battalion of Volooteee Infantry.
To be Captains—lieut. Robert Wl< irdy vice M Kay. rdigned.
Areq' aid Muir, Fig vice lialinatrie, refined.
Lirutena• t John Sharp, vice Jam Lion, refigned.—All dated Sep-
mber 26, rBO7.
To be Lieutenalits—john Martin. Gent. vice M Kirdy,promotcd.
William larniefon, Gent. vice Sharp. promoted.
Enlign Robert Ewing, Gent vice M•Kay, refigned —AU dated as
above.%
To be F.nfign.—Dani• I Duncan, Gent. vice M Neil, raped.
Dania I St-war , Gent. vice I. wing promoted.
Robert Stewart, Gent. vice Jamidon promoted.—All dated as
above
To b. Surgeor—John Stobo, Gent. vice Clark, religued. Dated
_lone 4, 18 S.
London, England, 1807-11-25

FRANKFORT, NOV. j.

Several commercial letters which have been re-
cently received here, not only confirm the conclulion
of an offentive and defenfive treaty between France
and Denmark, but alfo inform us, that the ratifica-
tion of that treaty was figned eight days ago,.at
Rendfburg, by the King of Denmark, and that a
crustier -is fet off fur Paris with that ratification,.
where the exchange is to take place. It is added,
that immediately upon the return of this courier, an
auxiliary corps of French troops will enter Hulllein,
•inlets the evacuation of Zealand by the 'Englith
Ihould caufe a change in the articles to take place.-
An aid de camp of the Prince Royal of Denmark is
let off from Kicl for Copenhagen, with inn' tationi,
which are Paid to be of the highea importance. It
is even thought that he will provifionally take the
command of Copenhagen.
Several people who have bnfinefs in England tie-
ing the impoflibility of addretling letters diratly to
England, have decided •upon writing, Come by way
of Lifbon, others by way of St. Peterfburgh. This
proves better than any thing that can be (aid, how
tar the vali meafures taken by his Majeay the Em-
peror Napoleon have focceeded againft England.
Nov. 5.—His Majeliy the Emperor r•f Auliria ar-
rived at Vienna on the 26th of lad month.

Nov. 6.—The neguciations between France and
Auflria were terminated, as it is Paid, en the 31ft Oc-
tober, at Fontambleau—the refult has been equally
fatisfaftory to the two parties. His Highnefs and
Eminence the Prince Primate, our Sovereign, will
not be back here before a month from this time. His
prefence is necerTary in Paris for the conclufion of a
concordat for Germany. It is Paid that Cardinal
Baianne's miffion is relative to that objet.
The Berlin 7:4/%20 of the 3 tfl of Oelober, an-
nounces that all communication between Sweden and
Denmark is flopped. The letters which pats between
Norway and Denmark are opened by Swedilla Cum-
miff:tries.

WESEL, OCTOBER Jo.
It is confidently airerted, that our town will Bann],
be ceded to France, by the G►and Duke of Berg, in
exchange for the Bifhopric of Munger. By means of
this acquifition, the French Empi►e will have a chain
of tortreffes upon both banks of the Rhine, which
will extend from the frontiers of Switzerland to thole
of Holland.
London, England, 1807-11-25

CHAPTAL'S NEW WORK.

The day wit puhlifbed, in Four Volumes Oder() illuftrated with
nuuarruut engravings, price 11. 16s. in hoards,
CHEMISTRY Applied to Attu and Nianutaltures.
By M. A. CHAPT.tI.,
Zdenther and Trearurer of the Frenh Senate, Grand Officer of the
Legi,n of Honour. ftfenahcr of the loltinne. Honorary
Profeffnr of the School of Medicint , &c. &e.

Little need be Paid to recommend a new Work by In eminent a
amid as M. Char tat, who has fkilfully applied in it all the ow
dean Difeoverres in Cherniftry and Experimental Philofophy to
the perfedtion of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac •
lures. Such a Work has long been an acknowledged dviiileratuni;
and, executed by fo acute an experimentalift as the prerent Au.
thot, it forms:. acquifition, above all price, to the numerous the
milts, workers of metals, and manufadurers, of Great Britain and
Ireland.

Printed for Rzcmtan PUT LLIPS. No. 6, Bridge-greet, London:
and to be bag of an 800kfdlen.
Of whout. in a few weeks, may be bad, a DICTIONARY of
'Pa4er:cm. and T&IRORITICAL C/ItiIISTRY, in onclarge and...daily-printed Volume, °clays ;by Wit LIA NICHOLSON, with
2131Y1, price i 64. Boards.
London, England, 1807-11-25

With New Mufic. Scenery, and Dreffes.—The Overture and
Mufic entirely new, eompored by M. P. Ring.
The w4ncipal Charadters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
Mr Bannifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Mire Ray, Mrs. Sparks.
To morrow, The Wonder—Don Fel:x, Mr. El!Mon; Violante,
Mrs Jurdau.
Signora Storaee will Matte her appearance, for the firft time this
feafon, on Friday nest, in the Comic Opera of' the Hunted
Totver.
On Saturday (for the firft time there four years) the fneonftant.
London, England, 1807-11-25

LAW MTELLIGENCL

PREROGATIVE COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS,
NOVEM ER 24.

MILL AND FERGUSON V. MILL AND LOUTST, EXECU-

TORS OF MILL.

This was a queftion fel-paling eight Codicils. It
appeared from the Allegations and the Evidence in
this tale, that James Mill, late of Crt fton 'mule, in
the patifh of Titchfield, in the County of Southamp-
Efq. made his will, beating date the 4th of
Anril, 180/1, and four Codicil. dated the 7th of
May, and the 14th of May, of the fame year ; the
16th of April, 18ox, and the-4th of Oataber, 18o2;
and he applinted by his will Margaretta Mill, wi-
dow, his retie, and William Fergufon, Efq. his
brother, fence dead, Executors; and all' his brother
refiduary Legatee. With relpe4l to the Will, and
thefe tour Codicils, there was no difpute between the
parties ; hut, however, there were eight further
Codicils, of the terpeelive dates, the 26,1 i of October,
1804, the icith of December, and i6ila of Decem-
ber, 1804, the Gth of January, 1805, the 2151 of
atad the 13th of November, of the lame
year, which Co.licils were propounded un the part
of the widow, and oppcfect by the Executors t.f. Mr.
Hercules Mill. It was contended by the Counfel
for the Executors, that it was impoffible for the
Court to ellahlith either of thefe eight Codicils, the
deceafed not 114-.,ing fufficient capacity at the telpec-
live times they bear date, to do a tettamentary a6l,
that he had received feveral paralytic attacks, and
was blind, and almott fpeechlefs.
On the past of Mrs. Mill, it was contended (ad-
mitting that he bad been lo afflitled) he was of futfi•
cient Mundnels in mind and undeatanding, to do
dick tellainentaty alts, and prayed the Court that
the fame might be received. The Court (Sir Wtt.-
ctam WyttriE) after hating the evidence with great
mitintenels on the one fide and the other, protiousic
ed for the two Codicils of the 26th of 04tober, and
Rath of December, 1804, and rejeaed the other fix
London, England, 1807-11-25

BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

This da'v w:ts publifhed, a Second Edition, improved and enlarged
price .r.s. Gd. in bee.rds, illulltated by Nineteen large Engravings,
114 ACCOUNT of the NIODES of I)RAINING
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Di Robtrtfon, pi ice as.
S. Letter from the Earl of Wincheffea, on the Advantage of
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Containing Nine Sheets of Letter Prefs, price as. 6d
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COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES ON NATURAL
London, England, 1807-11-25

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS

The extended reputation, which was the lira ()FREI of my am-
bition, in the TRhA f MEN of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS
and UFBILITY, having attracted to me various Correfposidents
in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and ftom different pare
of I urope and America, I b,g to a.:drefs this Public Nude,: to
fuch Coriefpondents.
The ozcupation of my time in anfwering letters from thole why
grudge nut remuneration, made it necetTary tur me fume years:4o
to °Verve, that mo letters could be hocked unlefs a Bank Nssze
was inclofed. I again repeat the inf.,miation, that no letters, with-
out inelittares, can be anlwereal, unles from Patients already un-
der my care. And I beg to fut,gtft, that letters from the Welt
Indies, or front any Foreign Country,' mutt contain not billy a
complete ftatement of the Cafe, but a very liberal rum, fuffiticat
to compenfate for ltudying and writing fully on the Complain:,
and fur the Preparation of a eonliderable Courfe of Medicine by a
Lendon I.:henna, if fuch Ihyuld be requifite. Where the dittanee
dues nut admit frequency 4f correfpondence, it is alto defired, that
the age, the manner of living and general feehnzs as well as every
fymptont that can puflibly be detcritted, be molt particularly fix-
mired.
Letters require no other dire tion than the Chriftian and Sur-
name,- Martin Bree, Ffq. London ;" and that the minds of either
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MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
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