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London, England, 1807-08-21

NIARRILI).

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• At Beckbury, Jeremiah Jenkins, Efq. of Britt!ewe% Efrea, to ;
Mifs 1 Ilea your., fecotol daughter of William John Yong', hfq.
of Cartou Howe. near Shill. ial.
On clic 7th ihilmt, Patrick Small, Ffq. of Kindrogin, advocate.
to Mtfi. Jane Stewart, daughter of the late John Stewart, Efq of
halt Craig,
At Whitby, Lieutenant Do•e R. N. to MK. Duck, ad daughter
of the Rev. Mr. Oda, of Dai:by, near Whitby
At kilefnierc, Mr. John Hughes, Ail old bachelor, of 2; years of
age. whti lass hero beliman of the fame place upwards of tsa
to Mrs. Attila Dulfun ,ut the fame place, a widow. aged Bzr Tl.e
bridegroom's matt was 78, the bride's maid yp, making a total u •
1323 years.

DIED. 1
In May laft, in the Welt Indira, Lleutrnant John Edwards t 1
It initay, of hit Majefla's fhip Chichefter, fon of Captain Ramfay , ,
of the Royal Navy.
At Gilmore Park, on the ad inftant, Mrs. Margaret Wagon, i
wile of Lieu tenant-Colonel John Pringle. I '
At Gonzcro, ifland of Sicily, on the 19th of March laft. Mrs.
Cbriftina Ann Gordon, wile of Lieutenant Philip Gordon, of the 1
17th regiment of font.
At hi. laconic at Hendon. after a few hours inners, Aiczander !
Begby, kfq of New broad-ftreet. i
Wednefilay fennight, Mrs. Skelton, wife of Mr. George Skelton,
of
Lately, a hhuryt
Si Grsionvioe.uth.
Devombire,
after a fcw days Binds, Mrs.
Colman, wife of Francis Colman, Efq.
Friday laft, aged 64, Mr. Robert Leake, late Commodore of the I
Huth.. Pilots at Hull.
At t • Aberdeen, on the tft inftant, John, Infant fon, and on 1
the 4th, Mrs: Maipl:erfon, wife of Dr. Macpherfon, Phyfician.
Lath week, the Rev. Mr. Curgaiven of Larnorran, to Mg.
Grace Bucklabd of Truro.
Saturday Lift. in Doch-ftreet, Hull, in the 13th year of his age,
William Huntington, fen of Mr. Bacchus Huntington, furgeon,
demoted, and late a Midfhipman in his Majdty's tap Flora. •
Suddenly, on the ad ult. in Merriou.lquare. Oublin. in the tBth
year of his age, liu4h Crofton, Efq. fon of Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart.
Mow hill. country Leitrim.
Wednefday fennight, the infant fon of Walter Carruthers, Eft
at Highgate.

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London, England, 1807-08-21

MODERN FRANCE.

This day was publifhed in two elegant Volumes, Foolfcap °dawn,
price Half a-Guinea in B.:artis.
THE STATE of FRANCE during the Year ifitn,
1803,1804, dos, and 01°6, containing part:eulars of the
treatment of the Englifh Captives, and Obfervations on the Go
vcrnment, Finances, Population, Raigion, Agriculture and inter-
nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes illultrativc of
the Character of the Chief of %;he Frtnet Government.

By W. T. WIIpAMS,Efq.

One of the Subjrdis of Great Britain. &rained by the French

Goverurnentin violation of the Law of civilized Nations.

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridee•Qreet, Black•
friars, and to be had of all Bookfelkrs.
Of whom may be had, juft publiffied, •
An Account of the late Lfcape and Flight of Mrs. SPCNCIR
SMITU, through Tyrol, Minna, Pruffia, and Poland to Ruffia.
By the Marquis de SALVO, price 7s. in boards.
London, England, 1807-08-21

WEST INDIES.

By the Venerable, Captain Law TAS• from Barba•
does, arrived at Liverpool, the following letter has
been received, dated from

" BARBADOES. JULY is.

0 Admiral Comeau!' difpatched his Malcity's chip
Ehmistca to Surinam, from Antigua, on the 2111
June, to take the trade from thence : the had not
arrived on the 3oth. Thireen fail were ready: they
will be el-cored to this ifland by the Domialca, and
from hence by the ARA 2, to England.
4. The following French privateers, viz. l'Erneuf,
of 14 guns, and 123 men, and l'Eclair, of 14 ditto,
and 95 ditto, are cruizing 6o miles to windward; the
Alert, of 22 guns, and 215 men, was cruizing on
the 14th June in lat. 26. long. $5. The Jena and
Duquefnc, of i 6 guns, 130 men, are to fail from
Guadeloupe, on the 24th inliant, in company.'" •
London, England, 1807-08-21

FALMOUTH, AUGUST tl.

Sailed the RAvIN and Druoeirce (loops of war,
with a fleet under convoy, for Portugal and the Me-
diterranean; EssuLoos (loop of war, with a convoy
for Q2ebte, Halifax, and Newfoundland ; alto his
kijefiy's limn Orval, Capt. Davis, and LAURI%
Capt. WooLcostas, with the following (hips under
convoy, for the Cape of Good Hope, viz. the Landon,
Agnew; Fititude, Holman; Telemachus, Oxley;
Alfred, Taylor ; and the London, Law, for Monte
Video, Duchefs of York, Dormer; Crefcent, Agnew;
Sampfon, PaYcock ; and Falmouth, Nichols. The
American (hip Martha, Capt. VicKERY, from Savan-
nah, with timber, in 37 days, for London, appeared
off ,his port this day, and proceeded to the Eaftward.
Appeared off this port early this morning the
homeward boutid Well India fleet, under convoy of
his Mtjeav's (hip Eurnaisr, of 74 guns, and Cosa
!loop of t: Jr, about 7o fail. Remain in Carrick Road
his Majefly's brig Ricautr, of IR guns, waiting with
Tails for the Well Indies, his Majelly's (hip Ulyffes,
with remainder of the fleet froth Pllttfmouth.
London, England, 1807-08-21

AMERICA.

We have received New Yolk Papers to the 16th
ult. The intelligence contained in them is, we are
happy to Rate, rather of a fatiofaeLny nature. A
perfon, derted by the Magiftracy of Norfolk, waited
upon Commodore Dotrot.as, to obtain lime expla-
nation from him on the fubjeti of his letter to the
Mayor of that town, and to :rice:lain whether it was
his intention to recur to hoilile proceedings. The
anfwer of Captain Dot:cats; was as temperate and
conciliwing as it could rflibly be. The report of
the pc:fon deputed will be found in the preceding part
of this paper; and it will be feen,from Commodore
DOUGLAS'S fecund letter, that the rumours refpc&-
ing the bombardment of Norfolk, t' generally cir-
culated in the United States, were wholly unfounded.
He lifclaims any intention of reforting to :negates
of a hoLiie charaeter.
London, England, 1807-08-21

of This WoRK :

t's This is a Well written and judicious Publication, conveying
much pradlical information on the Subjedt of Education, and, is
therefore highly worthy the perufal of eery Perron concerned isi
the Improvement of the Riling Generation The Accoont of
Books generally urea in Schools teems to be the re:ult of I,tpc-
rience, and certainly difplays much erudition. The Auihor.lte-
cotnmendations and Strictures are accompanied with filch km-
Cons and critical Obtervations as do him great ciedit, both as a
-Scholar aai Chrigian Teicher."—,-ki•tilaconin Review.
at In the firft part of this Work art (event judicious °brava-
tient ; and the Lcood Part enumerates the molt ufetul introduc-
tory 84)1,kb in every Branch of tinowtettge, remarking on their re-
fprdtive Merits. 'and cxtlit.sqiug P3netsc- and Inftrudors of,ainit
t..,ate Books which tho Author, upon jog grootids, ohje.Rs tot --
Ant mg thof.: reemtnterottl, we .1 , not whfcrvc auy that we iiordi
du' as KliCalell.liiie."-..roflZith
London, England, 1807-11-04

THEATRE .ROVAL. COVENT OARBUI.

THIS PRESENT EVENING NOVEMBER 4,
',pin be seed the Comedy of
- JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN. ENGL IS H MANI. FIRE-SIDE.
The lion. Mr. Shuilleton, Mr. Lewis • ' Peregrine, Mr. Pope;
Job Thornberry. Mr. Fawcett ; Dennis Brdlgruddery, Mr.
Wady; Dan. Mr. Emery. Lady Caroline Bra%rmore. Mrs
mampbries ; Mary Thornberry, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mrs Brulgrud-
day, Mrs. Davenport.
To.vrhich will be added the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Dr, THE GOLDEN EGG.
To-morrow, will be revived the Tragedy of the Count of
Narbonne.
The Pintemtime of Harktfuita and Mother Goofe, will be re-
peated every evening this week, escept Saturday.
On Friday, Romeo aid Juliet.

----
NEW 'IHEATICS, NORTHAMPTON.
9'HTS elegant little Theatre to he Let (to a re.
J. fpettable Manager of aTrovincial Theatre) for the prefcnt
&god, of on a Leafe for a.fhorttterm of years.
Inquire of Mr. Abbey. Tolicitor,Northampeon.

NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6.
£40,000
FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET,
IT MAT
£6;000.
ITth'e Fititetalrn is a Suppientettary Ticket, the
11111dcr has a Chancel() the-sa,ooaL Prise in the Little Sup
pkiithstary Lofttery,lit only i doo Tickets
horn the above shprecedented Gnpd Prize being to be °b-
ulled at fo ratan an Adventure, the probable eircumflatice is,
tkat evuy Ticket and Share will be fold before the Next Day's
Drawing.
Warranted Undrawn TICIIIITS and &tastes Rill on file at
I. WARNER'S, No. th, CornhiU, facing the Royal Exchange
PRESEN I PRICE.
Ticket -42 i to o
Half - Ito t 8 o I Eighth La 16 0
garter 5 to o Sixteenth it 8 6
Notel—..Tteszva and StIAILS will certainly advance again be-
fore the Nest Day's Drawing.
Orders from the Country, containing Bank Notes, Port Office
Or,:ers, or Start dated BlUs, will be treated the fame as it prefect.

' *IF YOU WISH 70111. NA MAIM
No Time me* be LA.- •
NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th,
Leo,ooo
FOR THB FIRST DRAWN =KIM,
1r MAT DE

•
Cso,coo.
IF w
she Fitt-drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the
Holder has a Chaneelpr theso,coal. Prize in the Little Sup-
ilimentary Lottery of only 6pt” Tickets.
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO.
trer'ardioas. ohliee•their Friends abill the Public, ftrongly
indeed thorn to perebafe hatnodiatelt, kit from the circum-
luxe of gaining the fmmenfe Sum of Sixty Thoufand Pounds, at '
uiAing ril of. Twenty-one Pounds Ten Shillings, all -the
"fickets or Stares &Aid be fold before the next Day of Drawing,
to itievrelt dtrappoint &Ent tifantiotts Adventurers.
TteKils WM somt:Eslvrarramcd =drawn, are now felling at
Fir IAMES• BRANSCQMS and Cu 's Lucky Lottery Offices,
Volbora,Cornlrill, and Haymarket.
Note —Tickets and Shares win certainly aJvance again before
the 6th NoremNer. "
London, England, 1807-11-04

tHOMPSON V. WITHINGTON.

Mr. GARROW Bated the Plaintiff's cafe. He was
a merchant, who having purchafed large quantities
of Surat cotton, had entrufted them to the care of
the Defendant, who was a broker at Manchefler, to
fell for him, for the belt price that could be obtained.
On the 26th of November, t Bos, an offer was made
to one Hughes, who was the defendant's clerk and
confidential agent, for all the cottons then in his,
warehoufe, belongingto the plaintiff, at the price of
t4d. per pound. This offer was made by a Mr. Ro-
berts, and it was by him agreed that it fhould be
immediately tranfmitted to the plaintiff, and if he
returned an anfwer by the Monday, the. 28th being
on Wednefday, it was to be a bargain. This offer
the defendant neglefted to fend to the plaintiff, al.
though he wrote a letter to the plaintiff on the aill,
informing hint that cottons were falling, that he had
offered belt cottons at 16d. per pound on credit, but
could get no buyers, and that his Surats might pro-
bably produce about 131 d. or t4d: per pound. Had
the defendant made the communication as he ought
to here done, the plaintiff. would have accepted it,
and fold his cotton. But on the Friday or Saturday
after, Mr. Roberts learning that Withington had not
fent the order, refufed to complete the contraft, al-
though he Paid, if there had been time to have re•
ceived an anfwer by Monday, he Would have felt
himfelf bound by his c'ontrae. On the sth of De•
cember the Plaintiff having heard fomething of the
offer, wrote, expreffing hir furprife at its not being
communicated, and fuppofed that no fuch offer could
have been made. He then ordered the defendant to
fell for the bell price he could get, and he fold at
I id. per pound. The plaintiff now brought his action
for the difference between I id. per pound and 14d.
per pound, for which the cottons might have been
fold, and alto for :861. the balance of an account of
tales.—This cafe being proved,
The ATTORNLY GHNERAL, for the defendant, con•
tended, that Roberts might if he chofe have been off
his bargain, and that at !tall it mull be inferred, from
the plaintiff delaying till the sth of December to an•
fwer what price he would fell his cottons for, that he
would not have fold at 14d. by the 24th or 25th of
November.

Lord ELLIMBOROUGH left the queftion to the
Jury, to fay, firll, whether Hughes was agent of the
Defendant fo as to bind him ? and next, whether the
Plaintiff would have doled with the offer if it had
been fent ?

It appeared to have been owing to Hughes's mif•
take that the offer was not tranfmitted. There was
911. paid into Court ; and the Jury gave a yerdiet
for 3571. 19s. 4.d. thereby charging the Defendant
with the lots on the cottons.
London, England, 1807-11-04

ILAINFNIAN ♦ND MITCALT FORILISTIR.

The ATTORSRT Gansaat. Rated this cafe. The Plaintiffs
were merchants, having correfpondetts at It. Peteriburgh, and
having a conlgnment of tallow, ortlered the Defendant to fell so
calks of boil foip tallow, at 631. per calk, to be paid for by a bill
at three months, to be renewed again for three months further —.
He fold the tallow to a Mr. Taylor, at 631. and fent the Plaintiffs
a (ale note, in the terms before Rated. When he fent the fame to
Taylor, he returned It, and refufed to take it on the terms of re-
newing the bill, although he wonld purchaft it at fix months credit
out and out. Forrefter altered his book to this Wed, but ne
glerited to give notice to the Plaintiffs. When the information or-
rived of the fkipment, they fent notice to Taylor, who refufed to
complete the purcbak ; and when the tallow arrived, Taylor re-
futed to accept it, never having received a tale-note from Forref-
ter, and not being bound by the fuppofed contra& The Plain-
tiffs, relying upon the tale note delivered by Forreltor, brought an
salon, in which he, the Defendant, was a vritnefs, and upon his
evidence they were non tuned.
' The Plaintiff now brought his action to recover the ids upon
the refale of the tallow, aced alfo the coils of the adian.
Mr. PARR, for the Defendant, admitted that he mull pay the
Ids upon the refale of the goods, but as to the colts of the adtion •
the attorney had gone on In the fuit without inquiring of Forrefter
the nature of his evidence till a day before the trial, and therefore
ought not to have the colt.
Lord liaask soutoucat, C. J. thought that the Plaintiffs bad a
right to rely upon the f.de-note and to fuppok that the Defendant
would confirm it upon his evidence.
The Jury found a verrtidt for the Plaintiff, the amount of which
was to be fettled by Mr. fsorrowdale.
This was the latt of the caufes, sad the Court ad.
jourued till the Term.
London, England, 1807-11-04

THBATRE ROYAL, DRURY' LANE: . . '
THIS PRESENT EVENING; NOVEMBER 4,
stein be aided the Conde Opera of
THE DUENNA.
Da-Jerome, Mr. Mathews; Ferdinhod, Mr. Kelly; Aatrodo,
Mr. Dignum ; Carlos. Mr. Brabam ; Base Mr. Dowtog ;
Paul, Mr. Pahner. Clara, Mrs. dountain ; Louifa,
Mn. Mathews; the Dumas, Mife Pope.
Ti whbh will be added (not added tbde so years) a Farm, railed
' THE DIVORCE. -
Br 'lvry Trifle, Mr. Ruffen; Oji Tam, Mr.ftfithews; Dennis
Dogherry, Mr. Johnftone ; Lady Harriet Tillie, Mifs Mellon;
Mrs. Annifeed, Mrs Sparks; Biddy, Mn. Bland.
Mils Lyon; in the dandier of Rolos,and Mrs. Da Nutt, In
thepart of William, in tbe Comic Opera of Italia were again
reedved with the lotideft plaudits Man evert punt ofikie Theatre:
The Tattle Otoera.will -be repeated To morrow, after the new Co-
rely of Time's a Tell:Tale. • • •
Oa Friday the Comedy of Love tar

This day was publifh-d, price u. 6d.
PREPARATION for the HOLY ORDER of
DEACONS: or the firft QEdtion propofed to Candidate/
fur the Holy Order of Deacons, elucidated in a Charge delivered
prrvioufiy to an Ordination.
by GEORGE ISAAC HUNVINGFORD, D.D F
13ifhop of Gloacefter. and Warden of Winthefter College.
Printed for T. Cadell and W Davies, Strand; and fold by Mr.
Robbins, Winchefter ; and Meffre Huugh, Gloucefter.
Of whom may be bad, all the hilltop of Gloucefter's other
Works.
London, England, 1807-02-10

OAX BARE RILL.

Sir CHARLES PRICE pi-dented a petition from the Curriers,
Sadlers, Coach-makers, Shoe-makers, and other workers in lea-
ther, of the City of London. agalnft the Oak Bark Bill.
Similar Petitions were prefented from the 'fanners of the Coun-
ties of Suffolk, Cumberland, Weftosoreland, Oxford, and Dur-
ham, and from the Tanoets in the vicinity of Scarborough.

Tide feveral Petitions were ordered to lie on the Table till the
fecond reading of the Bill.
On the Motion of Lord TEMPLE, the Order of the Day for the
fecond reading of the Oak Bark Bill was poftponed for a fortnight,
in order that the Committee might confider whether ;t was to re-
concile the principle of it with the feelings of the perfons concern-
ed in the Leather Trade.
London, England, 1807-02-10

TOR -110 MC CONSUMPTION.

Arrack, Shrub, Cordials, Wine, Corn Spirits, Riga Balsam,
Haerlem Oil, Soy, China, Seltzer Water, Stags' Horns, Mufk,
Supr and other Grocery, Wax Candles, Rhubarb, China Root,
Sword Bladts, Plate Glaffes, Provifions, Tobacco, Tobacco Ames,
Vultures' Feathers, Looking Glans, Glafs Ware, Boats, Deals,
Timber, Mattrials of Wilds, bail +, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate,
Shawls, India coloured Paper, Fans, Pearls, Cormllan Beads and
Stones, l.ackered Ware, Books, Ulrich Feathers, Bare Coin, Con-
feclionary, Mottos. poli ulkid Agates, Compofition Foreion
and Baal Lace, Boots ffd Shoes, Bronze Powder, and Sundry
ot'aer forts of Goods, as met:timed in the Catalogues.
London, England, 1807-02-10

FIC7WILLING-OFFICE, February 4, 1867.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAyESTn NAM; do hereby give Ma -e,

That on Friday the 20th inftant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for wt .at RIVETS,
COOPER's TOOLS, and COOI'ERAGC, STORES, the fervice
of this Department may require for the fp.ice of One Year, from
the dates of the ContraCts ; to be delivered into the Vietual,itz
Stores at Deptford; and to he raid for by Bills payable with in-
tereit ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard .will be bad to any 'render in which the price flail not be
;n,rerted in words at length, or that jkali not be delivered to the Board
before one o'clock on the laid Friday the 2c.th injlant, nor nnl:4 the
Perfin who wake the Tender, or lime Perlin on bit behalf, alien&
to anfwer whew toad for.

CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, February 4, 1807.
100 SALE,
By Order of the Hon:math, ibe COMMISSIONERS of his
miyEsrrs CUSTOMS,

_
On Motulv the 9th, Tuefday the icth, Wednefilay 15e 111 b, and
Thurflay the 12th of rebruary,lBo7.
At tbrec o'clock in the apernoon of ttefidi.l.l.lr,
In the Long Room, Collon Loo den,
9.'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted in
onantitier,
.17)r the letter accommodation of the fiveral
tealcre,as well til private perfofts, who choofe to become purchafers
London, England, 1807-02-10

IRISH GRANTS.

SI rJO HN NEWPORT prefc.nted Petitions from the Governors
of the different Charities in Ireland, which are fupported by Par-
liamentary aid, praying for the ufual Annual Grants. He alfo
moved for, and afterwards brought up Eftimates of the Expence
of the Proteftant Charter Schools, the Houle of Induftry,
Foundling Hofpital, and the other Public Charities which are fup-
ported in chat country by Parliamentary Aid.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT silo gave notice, that it was his inten-
tion to move for an additional grant to provide proper accommo-
dation for the Matters in the Roman Catholic College of May-
noo:h..-and alfo, that he fbould move for an additional fum of
scoot. to be given to the Dublin Society, to enable them farther
to extend to the interior put of Ireland, the advantages that have
refulted to the Agriculture and ManufaCtures of the Country,
from that inftitution. He alfo gave notice that he fhould move

..
to-morrow for leave to bring in a Bill for the bettezcolleCtion of
the Duties on Auetions.

NEW FINANCIAL SYSTEM.
The CHANCELL.OR of the EXCHEQUER called the atten-
tion of the Houfe to the fubjed of the propofed difeufilon on the
Refolutions which, force that time lime, he had the honour of
propofing to the Houfe, refpeding the new Syftem of Finance, and
which he had then fuggefted thould be taken into farther confider-
ation on Wednefday next---he bad not recolledted that it would be
Atti Wednefday, and a day on which the Houle did not ufually fit.
As, however, no material inconvenience could arife from poft-
potting the difcuffion to a fubfequent day, and giving the Houfe
farther time to confider the fubjed—mindful that Thurfday was
a day appointed for a ballot, and the t Friday was alfo appropriated
for another difeuffion, he ihould, with the leave of the Houfc,
move to difcbarge the Order for Wednefday, and to pottpone it to
Monday next ; which was accordingly ordered.

RECRUITING.
Sir JOHN DOYLE moved for an Account of the Number of
Mcn for whom Bounties were charged as =lifted at the head quar-
ters of Regiments, from the asth September to the 34th ut De-
cember 1806—Ordered.

The Cape of Good Hope Trade Bill was read the (mond time,
and committed for to morrow.

SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.

Lord TEMPLE moved, that the Adt of the Bth of Queen Anne,
cap. al. for incorporating the South Sea Company, and giving
them the estclufive rrivilege of trading to the South Seas, be now
read.--Read accordingly.
Lord TEMPLE then obferved, that as the South Sea Com-
pany, by this Ad, were entitled exclufively to that trade, and as,
to confequence of that AEI, all Britiftt trade to Soues America was
illegal, he mould, to-morrow, move for leave to bring in a Bill to
emend the AEI of Queen Anne, and further to confirm the Right
of the South Sea Company.
London, England, 1807-02-10

CONTEMPORARY Btr)GRAPHY._

This day was publithed, in a large octavo volume, Price Half a
Guinea in boards, embelliibed with (our Portraits,

PUBLIC CHARACTERS of tBo6 7 ; or Full
and Accurate Memoirs of various Perfons diitinguithed iu
the Walks of Public Life, In the Senate, the Learned ProfeMons,
the Army and Navy, Diplomacy, Literature, Commerce, and the
Arts. Among the Perfons of whom there appear Biographical
Accounts in the prefent Volume are the following, viz.
Mr WHITBREAD Lord HOLLAND,
Mr Boohoos' Sir WM. GRANT
Lord REDESIDALE Mr Homo
• Col. MIT FORD Rev. W. Co x E
SirROBERT CALDER Sir R. T. Wiesoh
Lord SOMERVILLE Mr LIVINGSTONE
Mr Serjeant Hitt Admiral SHANCR
Sir PHILIP FRANCIS Sir EDW. PELLLW
• Sir WM. SCOTT Mr MONROE
Rev. Mr WYVILL Lord ELGIN
Mr COURTENET Lord CottiSOIVOOD
NC &C. &c.
The unparalleled fuccefs which has attended the publication of
Eight Volumes of the above mentioned Work, and the rapid Sale
of many Thoufand Copies of fecccilive large Editions, mutt ren-
der unneceffary any furtl:er explanation of its approved and highly
ufelid plan.
Time has, however, conferred a feature on this publication,
which it could Dot originally pliers, and the unfparing Scythe of
Death has converted the early Voltimes,with lonic few exceptions,
into a Necrology or Obituary of departed excellence Wills poi it
of view, the Work exhibits new claims to gaieral Interelt ; and
as every fucceffive edition has been carefully reviled and improv,d,
it may be received as a Lithfui Biographical History of :he Inc •
fent times.
The Editor shall repeat, that fince the Commencement of
the Work, in grattying a laudable Curiofity relative to Pub •
lie Charaaers, he has in uo initance fatisted the Wifhes of Ma-
lev olencu.
Printed for RICHARD PHI Ltlrs, No 5. Bridpe-fireet, Blackfriars
and to be had of al. P.e and Dealer, in Blab.
.

Of whom may be Ind. nt...w and reviled liditiols of eitho, or
all theformer LIGHT Vid.clll.4, gnat Half a Guinca each, in
bowls.

FALSE ALARMS ; or, MY COUSIN.
juft putsllfised. by CLRM [NTS, and Co. No. a 6, Cbeapfide,
rpig MUS,T.O in the above OPERA ; compofed
by M. M. P. Nino. Price Twelve
London, England, 1807-02-10

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON THURSDAY EXT, FEBKUARY 12,
will be acted the Play of
THE TEMPEST ;
Or, THE ENCHAN FED ISLAND.
Profpero, Mr Kr. MELE ;
Miranda, Mifs BRUNTON ; Arid, by a YOUNG LADY.
To which MOTHER GOOSE ;be added the New Pantomime, called
Or. THE GOI.DEN EGG.
This Evening—The Sufpicious Hatband; and Mother Goole.
London, England, 1807-02-10

THEATRE ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE.
ON THURSDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY iz,
will be ac lect th.:. Opera of
THE HAUNTED TOWER.
Lorti William, Mr BRAHAM.
Ada*, Signora STORACE.
After which, for the 6th time, a New Ballet, called
EMILY;
Or, JUVENILE INDISCRETION.
To which will be added
THE WEDDING DAY.

-
This Evening—The Cattle sr earc ; with the Siege of Montgatz.
To morrow (bcing Afh-We,hocfilay) no Performance.
London, England, 1807-08-26

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Glum/um', Ana. as.—Paged by the Ruckers. Soper, from
St. Deming°. Sancti the Minerva. Bruce. for Stockholm ; Anda-
lufia, Raper for Riga; Freednd Erickfon ; Alc.gander, Wilton;
and Mary Ann, Thompfus fnr Flfimern.
ARRI V I. D.

Off Dover, the Mary and Sufannah, Clark ; and the Centurion,
Douglas from Jamaica. At I iverponi. the Native. Young, from
Tonningen ; Alexander, Caufon, from Windaw ; Indultry. Ctaw-
ford, from Lahradore : Belvidere. Hathway. front Virginia; Wl-
;thin. Roftland, from Gottenhurgh; Majtale, Falger, front New
York ; Doris, Jantiefou ; Dolpitin, Syers ; and the Venue. Will,.
from Wyburg; Lord Hood, .----, from Pcrnaw; Catharina
Carolina, —; and the Lovely I.afs, —, from Helfingfcrs. •
London, England, 1807-08-26

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

, . .
HEREFORD RACES,, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19.
The.sol Plate for all ages, rode by Gentlemen.
Lord Stamford's ch h St. Domini°, 4 yrs old t I
'
Mr Gouldburn's gr h Giirstaldl. 5 yrs 014 2 2
Mr Williams's b h Green Dragon, 6yn old . . dtt
The Hunters Subfcription Cup, value sol—roee by Gentlemen.
Mr Heritage's ch m Mifs Fanny, s yrs old t a
Mr Vevers's ch g Cardinal, s yes old 2 2
Mr Croofe's hl m Bellona aged - 3 3
Mr Evant's ch m Cora, s yrs old • 4 5
Captain Jones's bay g Star, aged - 5 4
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20,
Three and Four year old Plate of 501.
Lord Stamford's b f Belinda. ; yrs 4 4 I 1
Mr Jones's b h Frederic, 4 Yrs 0 I a I
Mr J 1 - .

. .
.tr Jenner's b f Elvira, 4 yrs 3 2 3 3
Colonel Kingfeote's eh h Achilles, 4 yrs o 3 4 dr
Mi(s Coiner won the Sweepftakes of ten guineas each, fevers
fubferibers, beating the Duke of Norfolk's b os by Pencil, who had
wun•the fiat heat, but in the ft cond the bolted.

The 501 plate for all ages, converted into a Handicap.
Mr Goldhurn's Grimaldi - z t
Mr Jones's Frederick - 2 2
Mr Williams's Green Dragon - 3 3
The Duke of Norfolk's b m by Pencil dff
Same day, a match for so guineas, between Major Blair's ell m
Eleanor, and Mr Goaldburn's gr h Tandem, rode by Gentlemen,
was won by the latter, at two heats.
London, England, 1807-08-26

OFFICE• CIF ORDNANCB, Au& 23,1807.

- -
THE P,RINcIP,C, OFFICERS of flit I~:ajrfly'r

ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,

To fuch perfons as may have felroned WALNUT 7 REE
TIMBER in their poiteffinn, that they will be ready to purchafe
fuch quantities of WALNUT TRITE PLANK as may be, from
time to time, tendered to them. The Plank mull be found and
St for making Mufquct Stocks; and, of the thickuefs of two
Inches and a half, and muff be delivered at the Tower, where pay-
ment will be made In ready money, when required, for the ac•
commodation of perfons, having (mall quantities to difpofe of, fo
t 00.% as the Plank has been meafured and approved by the Officers
belonging to the Royal blanufadtory of Small Arms, at the
Tower.

Each Pr qiofal mutt fpecify the quantity of Plank to be fold,
and the price required for it per foot fuperticial ; and the fame is
to be forwarded, adds-tired to the Secretary to the Board of Ord •
nonce, Office of Ordnance, Pall Mall. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-08-26

CUSTOM HOUSE, RYR.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION. -
On Friday the aSth infant, at Ponr o'clock is the Amoco, in
Sundry Lots,
THE FOLLOWING GOOD'S, viz.
1383 Pound/Etat ty Bottles Ited Wine
126 Ditto Chocolate T 44 Ditto Hanka Drops
63 Yards Linen.
251. Per Cent. will he required xi a depofit.

To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole ftreet..Plmucliutis, on Fri lay, the
4th of September, at Fe*,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,viz:
so Pieces, 12 Halt Ditto, and 33 Mids. Brandy
136 Ighds. Mufeadel Wine . Cafc4 of Almonds out of the
Iso Half Pieces Pieardon Wine Shell.
IS Ditto Red Wine

Bei the remaining Part of the Cargo of the Mai& Ship TIM
ViA CARETTA, COlideallied to his Maicity's Ship AC nye, Csiß •
Uhl VIOWBRAY.

lot. Catalogues, ricwlng, and further ittforoatloa, op* to
JOHN HAWKlift, Merchant, Plymouth:
London, England, 1807-08-26

SURREY.
KNIGHT'S HILL MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the
Property of the late LORD THURIO W.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By PETER COX

At Garraway's Coffee Houk, on Friday the i ith day of 6eptem•
her, t 207, at Twelve o'Clock, unlefs previoufly difpofed of by
private coatraft, of which due notice will be given in this Paper,
HIS truly deferable and valuable Freehold and
A Copyhold Ethics., Land, and fpirndid Manfion, with fuitable
attached and detached Offices, Farm-yard, and Out-Buildings,
replete with every convenience, and about One Hundred and Ten
Acres of excellent productive Meadow and Pafture Land, form.
ing altogether a molt important Domain, fit for the refidence of a
Family of the firft
The Manfion contains a noble kite of Apartments on the prin.
eiraT Storey, handfomely embcliitbed. fpacious and convenient;
with mahogany doors, plate glafs to the buses, windows to the
floor in part, oak floors; teffelated marble paved Hall, and gen.
tittniah's apartments ; two Rune Raircafes ;!'ten family bed chaos-
! hers, 'foot dreffing -rooms, water clarets to each floor, (even remits
in the •atties4 eloretv, linen Prtffe;, and other conveniences.
TOW Ronitilic Offices are fuitable, and of every 44.(clipiicm,
(boding for :four Carriages, Stabling fur t Hurfes, Farm Yard
with adapted Buildings fheltercd and eoMmodious, walled kitelicti
Garden, large and well ftocked with choice ftandard efifralier and
wall Fruit Trees in high perfedion, and Gardener's fiance ad-
joining. : •
Ihe fituation of Knight's Hill Is retired. amidlt the mat In.
terefting rural Fernery, commanding extenfive, richly wooded,`
and diverfified Peurpeds diltant five Miles only from Loaded,
two Carisberviell, and one Mile huh from iltrmitbas) and
Dulwich. • , •
Plans of the Mate may be ken, int Pirtlesdarikild.br apply
leg at the Office of Mart. Forftes% Choke a 6& free; Llfl
coin's lan 1 at Mr. Townicy's,iLaost bursoyogv Wollner* (At
Mr. Co=ed. No., 33, ilorosmorton-ftrfcci and )anies'o
Office, tlewßoiweii-(bust. Lincoln's Inn. Paitic may age be
hid at 'Lthyd'if:Gariasisy's, and the. jerufalent.
To view the Eilate, apply to the Bailiff at the MAAS Houier:
London, England, 1807-08-26

ISARCIAG AND SINGING.-PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
MESSRS. ALLEN and PRINCE infimm the
Public, the teaching at No. zo, Great Alle-ftrect, Good.
man`s.fields, and Ealt end of the Town, is now carried on by
and on account of Mr. Prince folely, and the teaching at No. 19,
SberraidAreet, Goidenlquare, and Weft end of the Town by
and en account of Mr Alien. But on their fall general pradlng
evenings and other occalions, they pnrpofe ailing each whet..
They individually beg leave to declare, they will. 4:l.atimie to
round their claims to cute:Jive and refpedtable pa'runage, on the
unremitting exertion of their utmoit abilities for the improvement
of their pupils
Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never acquired the
accompliihments of Dancinm. Singing, or Inftrumental MOE.,
may be affured of learning them expedidoully, rcientifically, and
quite in private, at their Academies.

TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS.
IN contiquence of the wicks of there Candles being
previouily coated with wax, they have the following advan-
tages—lß. They are feklum, if ever, fubjedt to wlut is called a
Thief in the candle—idly, They will not guttar.,:x...44 troll bad
fooffing, or carrying about—and, gilly,'fbry burn hirzer, au i give
a Welter light than the dual Mould Candles.
Sold at the Candle and Soap Company's Warchooft, N >. t Rt.
Fleet. rest. two doors from fetter-latie alto may be had
catamon Candles. and Soap of the bell quali'y.
'N. B. A Difeount is allowed fur ready Money, in proiortion to
the qaantity purchafed at one time.
London, England, 1807-08-26

VICTUALLIIVG.GPFICE, "cry 28, 1807 I
"5-E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJES7To Nityr do berg, give ?voice,
That on Tuefday the Bth of September next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (leafed up) and treat with fuels
perform as will undertake to fupply all fuch quantities of CHE-
SHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOU-
CES TERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheefe of equal goodnefs, and of
ROSE CORK (fecond) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER, of
equal goodoef,, as (hag be required for "His Majcity's Vatuallipg
Service, from the IR of OeloScr next, to the 30th of September,
1103, inoltifive.
To be delivered from time to time, as demanded, into the
Vildtualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmenth, Plymouth and Cork,
at the Contradtor's expence; to be warranted to keep good and
found for the (pace of fir months from the refpeaive periods f
delivery; and to be ?old for by Bills payable with interett ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contra ft may be ken at the Secretary's
Office, at thil Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams Dun-
fterville, Agent for the Vi. ualling at Cork.
is 4 mated will 6e fan an, trader in sobic6 the ,orktfbil cot be ix-
fermi in worth at letzt6, or t6*.liall oat 6t klittered to Me Bard before
t* ettoci on Me (aid littfoby, tee' Bt6' of Settecoler next, nor wrier
rbtper'o4 who owlet Me folio., or loom perform on his Ida/. attend;
t- ash, r when caged for.
London, England, 1807-08-26

DR. FREENIANS GUTTA SALU FARIS.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of
long proved, that nothing of the preterit day can belt a
eomp.titi.ln with it in all the different flaps of a certain DI Bare.
which it effeau illy cures and eradicates from the habit, without
excling the painful feelings and expofure that attends titivation,
without debilitatio,e the couftitution in any degrse, or even re•
quiiing confinement from buil..efs, or reftridion in diet. The
radical virtues cf theft Licitimahle Drops have proved their claim
to public approhation for more than thirty year. In all the ele-
bility of both Gies, they prove a never tailing reitlrative,
tiler the debility is produced by too free tire of Mercury, illicit
plea'Ores, er the effects of a warm cilium to t! ateliers, and thole
I going abroa.l. They cannot be rceommelided too ftrong'y to
thole who will revive a fafe, fpeedy. and conirlete cure in all old
flubborn Gleeti, and every weakuels that afieas the bladder and
0r,.; ens of urine Py its efficacy many women have become tuo-
ther,, who for years had been deprived of that happinefs.
Sold whok fa le and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapti
net of Paternoller•row, and retail by Helm, Porttmoutln Welton,
Port:ta ; Wills and Rogers, l'imouth; Peek, Hull; Calwell, Dub-
lin; Macdonald. Glafgow ; Smith and Mandcrton, heliiiburgh;
and by snoft country medicine timeless, in bottles, at as. 9d. each,
with ample diredions.

T
London, England, 1807-08-26

MAIM ATE, AUGUST :4.

It is imprffible to deferibe the melancholy glum
which is vifible on the countenances of the compeer
at this place, in confequence of the heavy fall arida
we have had daring the greater part of the day.
Three packets arrived in the courfe of yefladay,
uirh 300 heads of live dock from the metropolis.
This frefh fupply, however, was not wanted, for the
market was previoufly too full. In confequence of
our not having accommodation for thefe new vifitoes,
they were compelled to try whether they could gee
any fort of fhelwr in the adjacent villages. But I
am lorry to add, that many of them were difap.
pointed, and obliged to fpend the night a le Atty.
We have been infefled for the lag few days with
myriads of the lady infe&. The pier parapet, the
, verge of the fort, and, in fkort, ail the walls and
hedges in the neighbourhood, are covered with than.
London, England, 1807-08-26

NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCFION, by Mr. WELLER,
At the Sun Inn, on Friday next, Angell 28,

THREE Subilantial and Elegant New Built
DWELLING HOUSES, having fpachus Shops. Drawing
and Bed Rooms, Kitchens, and other requifite and convenient
Offices, well fupplicd with good water.
Thefe handforne Buildings adjch together, are fronted with
the heft white tile, andiron balcoi.les to the drawing rooms, and
the &nation is the molt eligible in the whole town, bring in the
centre of the High-ftrect, and very near the.different
Any perfon therefore defirous of carryhg on bufinefs in tbi.
riffling and increafing town, cannot poffibly he aecommoalated with.
a more advantageous and definable iituAti.an or trade lerimeiliage
poffealon marine had. • .13. i,

Alfo, at the fame Time and Place will be offered for Sa
eonnued,ctia Brick cud Sathtd DWELLING HOUSE, velar!'
fpacious Shops, -rt °ma and Offic^s of every defcription. with a '
good Garden and Outhoufrs, fituate in Upper St. Jamei.'a ftreatk•
Newport, row in the occupation nf Mr. J. Is. Cramer, the owner,
together with fevtral new built Brick 1 entmentb and ?tuna% ,
and a large piece of Land for building on adjoining.
For a view of all the Premiles, a;•ply to Mr. J. B. Cramer, and
for other Part Wars, and to treat for the purehafe, at the Office
of Mr. r-ofitiert, Newport- ; (if hy letter, poft paid.)
London, England, 1807-08-26

PEAL, AUGUST ss,

I have the pleafure to announce the fife arrival
(lan night) of the Jamaica Fleet, under convoy of
the Eis Harr of 74 guns, confining of about 4o fail,
which have failed this morning for the River; the John,
BAIT'S Matter, for Newcanle; and Aimwell, RtcK•
MOND. for Leith, Arrived the fhip Billings, from
Monte Video, anti failed through for the River :
alfo the Concertina frigate, from the Fan Indies, lan
from Plymouth, and failed for the Nore, THRASHER
gun brig, and Piton. ;mays fire.veffel, from a cruize
off Boulogne; FOXHOUND &op, and Mormay gun
brig, from off Calais; Earl-031os, from Portfmouth.
—Wind W. &W. and moderate.

RIMAIN IV TH li DOWN,.

Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Rosvky ; Elephant, 74 guns;
Canada, 64 guns; Poakound and Raleigh [loops, Psplofion bomb,
nudger and Monkey, gun brigs ; Pholphorus, fire In WJ ; Tigris,
Glory, Union. Nonhampron, and Sarah Chrillina, Eail. India (hips,
for India; Mega= Hill, hired goon.
London, England, 1807-08-26

. .
This day was publithed, price 29 bound,
THE NEW ORTHOGRAPHICAL ASSIS-
TANT, or ENGLISH EXERCISE-BOOK,
Written on an improved phn, fur the more fpeedy inftrudtron
of young perlons in the art of fpellingiand pronunciation, intended
for the ufe of Schools.
By THOMAS CARPENTER,
Author of the Scholar's Spelling MEltont.
Prirted for Longman, Hole, Rees, and Ottue, Paternofter-row.
Of whom may be had,
Tun SCHOLAR'S SPELLING ASSISTAN r, price IS. 3d. hound.

CURTOSiTIES OF LII'ERATIIRE.
Thig diy wag publifhel, in two handfome and cloi-ly printed vols.
!tiro. with a Fac Sitnile of Pope's Manufcript Homer, price 31 rg.
in boards, the Fifth Edition, reviki, altered, and enlarged. with
New Articles,
CURIOSITIES of LITERATURE;
contlaing bf Anecdotes, Charadicrg, Sketches and Obferva-
dons, literary, critical and bitiorical The prefent Edition has
been entirely r4.ennipored ; more than one third additional mat-
ter he:, been fubttituted for that which ha,, been refeinded ; ani
mirocroug new articles have heat introduced cauldered as hue.
;citing to literary curial( y.
Printed for John Marra F! -et Erect, Lombn ; anl Arch-
Cunt:able and C'o. Einem re:i

This day' was publif.td.
Price 2s. 6d. with a coloured Frontirpiect=,
VARMER GEORGE to PR'rER PINDAR ; an
Expoftulatory FpifUe nn s late Crim. Con. iii —Contain-
ing molt fautary Hints not o .ly to the /dust, but to
Princely &Ind Noble Amateur.. of Boxing and tioll-::arms—Venal
Critics—Virtudo Gaths—Book makers—Fir,:-K:c Trtitqlers.—
Modern Dratnati fis —Mr. J Aarefiva, &c.
Wedioch's a 1. ek, however I Irgc and thick,
" Which ev'ry rafcal has a key to pick "
Peter Pindar's Odri.
Publifhed by Oily and Co 27, Oxf irl-ftreet ; and may be hut
et all Bookfcllers and Newfmen. _ _ _

Likevrife, t:le 3,1 Edition of th much admired Work,
Pot.tTrea of the GEORGIUM SIDU4: exhibiting a fatirieal View
of the Politicit and Charatsters of the Day.

UPP.RIOR MS. SERMONS.

This day were publifhed, price Sixty Shillings, done up fcparately
for the Pulpit,
SIXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS,
adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the principal
Holidays and extraordinary Occafiony. printed in a new Script
Type, cart on purpofc, in cud imitation of Manufeript.
By a D!GNI I'ARY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.
Thefe original Sermons are rerpedfully fiibmitted to the Clergy
as fuperlor modern enrimoutions, better adapted to Chair avowed
object than any previot.s attempts of the fame kind. The Author
has himrelf preached every one of them, and he can therefore !peak
to their faitahlt length amt effedt, he can alto host of the Unction
which they hive received from very diftinguiflac4 ornaments of
`the Church.

Printed for Thomas Oftell, Ave.Maria•lane, near St. Paul*.
Lo-don ; and fold by all Bookfellers in town ar:d wintry
N 13. Clergymen who may not choofe to purchafe the entire Set
CI they have examined a few, may be ace•)mouxlared with a (core
indifferently fete red for a one pound note, which may if azrceable.
be at/dread to the Publither by the Poit.
London, England, 1807-08-26

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST ay.

Arrived the Friend, Captain BROWN, from Riga ;
alto the Mary Ann, Captain HARRISON. from Sun-
derland, with coals, far Plymouth, retaken by the
Falcon revenue cutter of Chichefler : the was cap.
tured on Saturday laft by a French lugger privateer,
who took on board the mailer and mate ; another
privateer captured a large homeward bound Weft
Indiaman at the fame time,Sailed his Majefty's
Chips RISIRTANCR and la Fzitces, on a cruize ; and
I,lasavy, with a convoy for the Downs. Wind S,W.
London, England, 1807-08-26

4*0711142RAL P .)S r OFFICE, Anna 22, ISO?.
''HERE be daily attendance in the Foreign
. ,
Department of this Office, on and from Thurfday the 27th
MIL from the houzof it in the forenoon to the hour of 3 in the
afternoon, to put Jaz:coition an ACt paired in the laft Stffion of
Parliament, intituled, " An Aft to enable his Majefty's Poftmattel
General to open and return letters directed to Hamburgh, and
other Places abroad, which have been, or (hall have bten returned
or not fent."—As Al:draft of the AEI, and forms of the oaths re-
irked to be taken, may he had at this Office.
By command of his Majelty's PAtmafter General,

F. FREELINO, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-08-26

SUFFOLK...TO BE LET, • •
AN excellent Family MANSION, rotate near
Ynsiord, in Aix raid Colunty,completely, Fitmilhed;iud Be
for the immediate reception of a Genteel Family.
The Horde is forrounded by otenfivc lawns, and has MASI
and convenient attached, and &tacked Offices, Hot Houfe, Green
Hoofe, a well clocked Dove Core. large Coach Iio• e. and good
Stabli%g, with Gardens and Orchard well planted with Fruit
Trees. iiny quantity of Land from Sto 200 Acres, may be had
with thcilotife.
The Houle is fituate from miles from the Sea, ts front Yar-
mouth and Ipfwich and fifteen from Loweftoft. A Turnpike Road
runs through the Village, and Coaches from London to Yar-
mouth within two miles of the Houfe.

For particuiarq, apply to Meffrs.Debary and Corn, No. t, Tam-
& Court, Temple, or Mr. Rabett, Solicitor, Carlton, near Say-
niundcal, of whom Tickets may he had for viewing the Premifes.
London, England, 1807-02-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Sheriffs of London prefented at the Bar two petitions from
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Coundl of the City
of London ; the one praying leave to bring in a Bill for ren-
dering more commodious the port of London ; and the other
prayink, • ,anAd to amend the Ad of the t 4th of the King, for im-
proving the Navigation of the Thames, Weft of London Bridge.—
Ordered to lie on the table.

This being the laft day allowed by the Houfe for receiving pri-
vate petitions, a raft number were preftnted, praying Bills for
Roads, Inclofures, and other local objedts, which occupied nearly
two hours in theirreception and readiag. Amongft others,
General GASCOYHRprefented one from the Merchants trad-
ing to Africa, praying a furthtrgrant of 18,cooL to enable them to
rapport the dignity of the Crown of Great Britain on the Coat of
Africa for the year tBo7, to which
Lord TEMPLE having avowed the cogent of his Majefty, it
was received, and ordered to Ue on the table.

Mr. H. THOR NTON prefented a petition from the Sierra
Leone Company, praying the ufual grant of 14 pool. for the above
potpie &o.—Ordered to lit on the table.
London, England, 1807-02-28

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVrar ND. Fru. v.—Paired by the St. Patrick, M'Gihbon
from lielhift g and the Broeers, Janfon, from Tonningrn. Sailed
the Letitia, Dods, fur Jamaica ; and the Eliza Ann, Williams, fur
Philadelphia.

In confequence of a notification fent to the Bank
on Thu. fddy,the feveral parties who mean to become
candidates for the Loan went up yeflerday to Down-
ing-Meet, and had an interview with LnrdGßEtiviLLg
and Lord H gsay PETTY. The Governor and De.
pity Governor of the Bank were prefent. We uu-
derlland there are only four Litis, namely,
1. Sir FRANCIS BARING, ANCERSTZIN. BATTU, and Co.
a. WIT. a. ROBARTS, CURTIS, TWELLUSSONS, WOOD and Co.
3. MA1...8. and A. GOLDSMIDS.
4PCITIS. BARNES, C. and j. STEIRS, RICARDO and Co.
Bit feveral other perfons, who have been engaged
_
in

previous Loans, attended.
It was pall one o'clock before the conference began:
Lord GP E NVI LTA timed, that the fum propofed to
be borrowed was 12,200,0001. for England ;-
2,cc0,0001. f4r Ireland ; and that a further firm of
would be to be railed for the fervice of
1 eland, in that kingdom if po(lible, otherwife it mutt
alf,/ be bodowed in England on a new bias Fund of
3i per Cent. the Stock not to be transferable in Eng-
land, but the Dividend to be paid here.
The amount of the Loan, therefore, for England
and Ireland, to be contraSed fur in the firft intiance
was I 4..200,c011.
The Noble Lord propofed, that towards this, the
parties %mild take 701. 3 per Cent. Confols. 701. 3
per Cent. Reduced ; and that the bidding Ihnuld be
in Navy Fives. The ditenunt to be 5 per Cent. The
biding t,) take pl see -n Tucfday morning.
The firfi payment of to per Cent. to be on Friday
the 6:h of March.
The further inllalments to be to per Cent. per
ti..; December, when it thould be 5, and the
lalt 5 r Cent on the t 6,h of January.
The Noble I. ad further hated, that there would
be the iffue of 3,cc0,c001. as a Vote of Credit.
That the Loan v.-as to be made on the principle of
the new plan or Finance, the operation of which
wi.uld commence in Ns4y next.
II was paiticularly Aced, whether there would be
a S:thtidy ? On this point the Noble Lord begged to
be tinder Ilood, that he left himfelf at entire and pet -
feet Tire, e might be no Sublidy, but ths:i e
might be a Subfide ; and it was t!ierefoie his (Lay
fay, that lie mull he at liberty to adt as VirCtinVieinCeS
told rt ns were repeatedly alked on
thi. point, but the Noble Lord made the fame Heady
deelar at ion.
On the return of the Gentlemen to tke City, flocks
felt a deprethon of about one half per cent. from the
donht as to Sublidy.
The RE` !sr/tries frigate, Captain ADAM, from the
Well Indies, is arrived at Portlenouth, having on
board upwards of tiiiir millions of dollars, which he
broright from Vera Cruz. by pert..iflion of the Britifh
and :::oanifh Governments. The RESISTANCS failed
from Vera Cruz on the litth of January. She conti-
nued off that port ten days, during which time no
intereourfe was permitted between the veirel and the
(hot e.

ORATO4 to.—The Detungen 7e Drum waslalt night
perfmmed at Coven: Garden Theatre in the molt
imptofivc manner.

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London, England, 1807-02-28

NAUTCAL NTELLIGECE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARYIT.
Arrived thii day the Cornwallis packet, A sTunNY,
in thirteen days, from Gibraltar, wit r mails front
thence; Mit:ta, and Meffina. A Meireiger with' dif-
patches from Sicily came piffenger in the picket,
aid immediately nn his landing went off for London ;
alio arrived this day the P►CKLE Ichnnner, of to gum,
f-nm a cruizt ; and the Berl), hiie I cutt,!r, frorn
l'iym,al;ll. Sailed the Eliza privateer, HUGHES,
f•ar Lindon. The lltiss {loop of war which toile
from hence It few days lince with about five or fit
fail of tranfoorts tinder convoy for Cork, put back
this day.—Wind S. W.