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London, England, 1807-06-24

A Valuable FREEH
SOUTHAMOLD HOUSE. within half a Mile of

OR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 4
F Capital, well built HOUSE, pleafantly fituated in the PO.
LYGON, commanding Intereiting Views of the River aLd New
Poreft ; coned:lug of an entrance ball, drawing and dining rooms,
breakfatt room and library thirteen feet high ; principal and back
Rain iced to numerous and fpacious chambers ; the feevatts'
offices are convenient and appropriate; detached is a double coach
houfe, fit Railed (table, walled pleature and kitchen gardens, in
which ate meted grape and green houfes. The Proteges are in
good repair, and worthy the attnniou of a family of diftindion
The Land Tax is redeemed.
For a view and particulars, apply to Mr. George Hookcy,South..
amnion ; if by letter, free of poiLigc.
Two Fields of four acres nearly adjoining may be had, if parthe
cularly defiled.

For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c.
The Rev. W. WILSON'. AN CI ARTHRI ric ; or ALTERA.
TIVE. POWDER.
THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Student
in PhyGe at GlAgow, is induced to (Oa to the Public an
efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Dica'es
deemed incurable. It has been extetifively ufed in Ireland for fe•
veral years, and its falutary effeets are produced In a ale and carp
manner. with very little fenfible operation .--By mixing with the
blood end juizes, it applies itfell to the feat of the diforder which
it will remove by flow degree., from its alterative and healing
qualities. In Confunspeions it will generally fueeeed in the two
brit Rages, and often even in the loft. In the Serephula, or Evil,
if ufed early, the cure will be fpeedy, and the ulcerated glands
1 will heal; and it has been known to refcue the P. tient even
aftermoral fymptoms bad appeared. But Perfons affiieted wide
Gout, Rhtuntatifims, Cancers. and with Bilious and Nervous dil-
-1 cafes, would do well to perufe " Ike Phiiedopby of Phyke,"
written by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds's, Pate:meet.
Irow, or of the Venders of this Medicine,) in which its extraor-
dinary efficacy will be thews in various Inky:era. This Powder
does bi... contain any ingredient unfriendly to the human conitito-
. tion; and, 'Tithed of weakening, its tendency is to Invigorate, and
to improve the general health. It meekons no danger from cold,
and requires neither confinement nor change of dirt.
told by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Wareliotre for Dr.
antees Powder, Na. es, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Locdan • in
Pae'iets, price as. 6d. each, containing thirty two di fes Obferve
that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," arc engraved
in theptamps.
London, England, 1807-04-29

THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.

THE Firli•dravin Ticket, MAY 2, being the Third
Day of Drawing, will be entitled to sox=
_ _

Firft-drawri- fourth Day of Drawl.* May is

31,0c0

. •
Firlt-drawn Filth Day Of Drawing. May te. 13,C0
Firß•drawn Sixth Day of Drawing, May i 9 . toeco
The above Prises will be given to the Flat drawn liekets, over
ind above any of the numerous Floating Capitals the Wheel con.
tains. PRICE :
Whole Ticket - £ 19 t 8 o
Half . £to a 0 1 Eighth £ll2 o
Quarter - S
3 01 Sixteenth - a 6 6
TICKETS and SHAKES arc felling at all the Liceofed Lottery
Offizcs in England, Ireland, and Scotland.

WARRAN 1 k.D UNDRAWN

HORNSBY and CO. refpeefully acquaint th-
PUBLIC, that TICKETS and SHARES are felling for th,l
PRESEN T STATE LO TTERY, warrante4 Undrawn. The
114E41 Day of Drawing will be on SATURDAY nut, May 2.—;
The Firit Drawn Ticket is entitled to 23,00 LL and every other
Ticket will be a Prize.—No. 2S, CornblU; sa, Charing Crab, and
St. Margaret's HiU,Borough.

STATE OF THE WHEEL
s of £.20,000 I 8 of £.l pco
4 ,;coo 8 sods
4 5,000 Sec. Ete. &c.
Swurr and CO. at their State Lottery Offices,
No it, Poultry, and tl, Charing Crofs, have on Sate Ticket.
and Shares, warranted andrawn.
SATURDAY NEXT, MAT ad, will be the Third Day of
Drawing ; when the ?krt. Ticket Drawn will receive 20.0001. ; and
every other Ticket will be a Prize. The Wheel contains the
above Capitals ; betides the full proportion of the tool. jcl. and
Id Prizes.

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9. CHARING-CROSS.
BISH refpeefully reminds his Friends, that
4- • every Ticket drawn on S ATURDAY, the ad of MAY,
(being the next day of Drawing) is fire to be a PRIZE. The
Chance of every Ticket drawn that Day will be worth upwards
of 341.!! 'l'hc Wheel is extremely rich, as there are but two
Floating Prizes of t,cooL each yet drawn, one of which. 8,323,
was fold at the above Offices, where No. 6,633, a Prize of
30,0001. in the Left Lottery, and Twenty one other Capital
Prizes, were Sold.
Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, are felling in great
Variety. The Whsel contains
Prizes of £l3OOO 1 4 Prizes of ‘5.,000
4 Top:* 8 'Asa
Ste. &c. &c.

N BRIDGE WARE REPOSI FOR?, N 0.3, CI-MA PSI DE.
MDUNNETT moll relpellfully acquaints the
. 'Nobility and the Public in general, that be has for Sale, in
hisßooms, which, have recently been much enlarged and improved,.
the molt elegant and exteidive couettion of 'Yu maltlDGlt WA111;
coAlting ot Work and Tea Tables, Writing Wks, lA'ork Boxes
and Batters, Drawing and Paint Bose, Dreffing Cafes, Jewel
Boxes and Cabinets, Card Boxes, Tambour Frames and Spinning
Wheels, Tea Chcfts and Caddies, Back Gammon and Chefs Boards,
with the new and polite Game of the Jew, a variety of white wood
boxes prepared for Ladies' own painting, neat fancy Turney, &c.
A great aft 'lntent of Foreign and Englilh Toys, handfome Reck-
ing-Horfes, tec.
Merchants and Captain of Ship, and Shopkeepers, fupplled on
the toren. terms.—Old Tunbriege Ware repaired, and made like
new.
London, England, 1807-04-29

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
tommiffinn in'the Wittfhire Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Smpe Doggies, Gent. to be Etdign. Dated April 22.

180.
C,th.miffions in the Royal Flint Militia, figned by the
Lord I.ieuttnant.
Peter Potter, Gent. to be Second Lituttnaut. Dated January 30,
iBo6.
Thomas Cockran, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 3,
1807.
London, England, 1807-04-29

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL sift.
Arrived the American (hip Eleanor, Cap-t. Loan, '
from Norfolk, laden with flour, 34 days perage ;
The brings no news. Sailed his Majeßy's Wip Tilact .
Captain Virtual, for Newfoundland, having under
his convoy 15 fail of merchant vetfels t HUM salt, Cm:r-
utin HILL, on a cruize, and Townfhend packet,
C,cx, with mails of the t4th and 21R infant, for
Lifbon. Several velTels at a great dißance in the
offing were feen palling this port from the eaftward,
this eveninauppored to be the outward bound Lilbon
and Oporto Meets.--Wind E.S E.
London, England, 1807-04-29

BIBLIOTHECA BRANDIANA.

MSTEWA RT refpeftfully informs the
LTA Literati and the Public, that the CATALOGUE of 11. c
LIBRARY of the late Re,. JOHN BRAND, Fellow and Secre
tall of the Antiquarian Society, Author of the Hiltory of New•
Ptivuhit Antiquities, he. &c. is now ready, and the file by
Awaken will take place at No. isia, Piccadilly, on Wednefday,
May 6, and thirty tta inflow-log days (Sendays excepted.)
Piccadilly, April 27.

In the profs and fpecdily will be publifhed, in 3 ♦ols. tamo.
'PH E WORLD of FASHION, with llWindom,
± Anecdote+, Scandal, Hiitories, and Charaaers. Written by
ALFRED ALLEN'JALE, Efq M.P. F.R.S. Es S.A. LLD.

SCC7 &C.
Oh, what a world is this! SKAK Rt.
Printed for Tipper and Richards, Leadeoball ltrcet.
London, England, 1807-04-29

DEAL, A Mtn. sit

• Arrived the SKYLARK floop andFtrasous gun brig,
from a crnize off the omit of France ; Ftottots hired
floop, from Plymouth ; HARLICCJIN armed Chip, with
a convoy of merchant veffels from the weitwardt
which have failed through for the River; and
IILAZIR gun brig, from the Nnre. Sailed the Mu:-
sum floop on a cruize off Calais; Fulton: gun-
brig, on acruize off Oftend, and FINDON hired floop,
for the River.—Remain in the towns the Edgar'
Frincefs of Orange, Collett, Vanguard, Trufly,
Clyde, Skylark floop, chary bomb, Blazer, Fearless
tigtefs, Builler, and Turbulent gun btigs, and Hate
leivin armed !hip.
London, England, 1807-04-29

TiIEA ROYAL, COVENT•OARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 30, 1807,
will be atled a Tragedy, called
MACBETH.

Macbeth, Mr. COOKE ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs SIMONS,
After which the New. Pantomime Ballet, called
THE CPItE AND
.LITTLE THUMB ;
. Or, THI3 SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
This Evening-41e Heir at Law ; with Mother Goole.

INDIAN ARROW ROOT.
rAMII.IES :nay be lurplied with this valuable
Article, sverrexted ix it: genithie fiate, its quantities of. two
Pounds and upwards, at Three Shillings and Six;ence per lb.
This being but a final' parcel, on which patticular attention was
paid in the preparation, Families are recommended to be early in
their application: to Mr. Richard Valpy, N 0.44. Old &Mem.
London, England, 1807-04-29

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. 28.

Arrived his Majeßy's fhip MERLIN from Quern.
fey with a convoy ; among them are the Northum-
berland. Friends, Melanthe, and Reliance tranfports•
Alfo arrived the HussAa, a new frigate lately
launched near Southampton ; London, Ocean, Olive
Branch, and Augullus Carar tranfports with the zit
battalion of the 6th regiment on board from the
Downs, bound to the Mediterranean. Sailed the
EXPLOSION bomb, with a convoy for the Downs.—
Wind W. N. W.
London, England, 1807-04-29

L .1W INTELL IGEN cr.

COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, APRIL. 28.
In MATE v. PRATT, this day, the Rule for a new
trial was difcharged. This was an aelion to recover
wages due to a feaman who had engaged for a three
months cruize, and not to lea ye the (hip till the ar
rived in fafety at a Britith port. The Plaintiff had
quitted the vette) at the expiry of the term, v.1...en (be
was lying At fingle anchor in Yarmouth roads, and
gbh, was argued by Mrl.
.Setjeant SuITHEID to be a
breach of this engagemern. The Court, however,
were of a contrary opinion ; and, confequently, did
not interfere with :he Verdia of the Jury.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, APRIL 28.

HORNE V. HUGH IS.

Mr. Maitavarfi;WedCaufeagainfl a Rule to en-
ter a fuggeflion on the roll for coils under the London
Court of COnfcience Ad, which enafts that ,‘ if any
aftiap fisall be brought within London. for any debt
not exceeding $l. the Plaintiff Mall not have his coils."
This aetion was brought for 61. gs. 2d. but by the
evidence it appeared that 21. had been paid, and the
Plaintiff recovered only 41. The Court, therefore,
held that the finding of the Jury as to the amount of
the debt recovered was conducive as to the amount
for which the action was brought ; unlefs perhaps
where it fhould appear that the Plaintiff had a fur.
ther demand ; but from fome accidental failure by
his witnefs being abroad, he could not prove the
whole amcunt : in which cafe the Court would judge
of the circumfiances.
London, England, 1807-04-29

In the prefs and Speedily will be pnblithed, in t vol. ilvo
CONIMEN I'S on the COMMEN rATorts
N.-41 ski AKES PE A ItE, with . Preliminary Obfervations on his
Genius and Writings, and on the I.abours of thole who have en.
deavoured to elucidate them.
By 1-IENttY JAMES PYE, Pfq Poet Laureet.
Printcd for Tipper and Richards, Leadenh4ll-11teet.
London, England, 1807-04-20

Aber.

1 Cabinets itotiontos and tot.vrstet, are 21/10fig
the officers *hole regimata are intended for tte
' Continent.
, .t•
The loth Veteran batthlion, commanded by Co.
..
!noel Zonell, hate marched into Portfinotith to em-
bark for North America.
The toissmiffiosets of the New Barrack toard
hate been dune away. Tht duty is in suture to be
done by one Officer, a Barrack-Mager-General.
The large Ertit and Well-India fleets are Rill de-
taineil at Porifmouth, nor is it probable that they
can fail for fume days.
The aril battalion of the 6th Foot, and the sth
battalion of the froth Regiment, received orders la*
week to be ready to embark.
There are now embarked at Portfmtioth-t••
The tit Foot, or Scots Rilysle,eomatantied by LL CoLSTiniraiti.
3d battalion of ditni - Colonel Btrt.sen.
Atb banana, of ditto Major Hu mina
Bildt Foot, a ItOallrlib, sd battalion Major Rots
34th, ad battalion - LLVOL PAILIMILL
Lob, . two companies
lath Regiment, ad battalion • Lt. Cat narrow
told Ilegiment - . Lt. Col. Poitatta
The s6th, or Pompadours, hate been diferrharked
at the I& of Wight till the Indiamen come round foe
them.
Recruits and detachments go out to all the tape
Regiments, particularly the 4th battalion of the both,
and to the Cape Regiment, each of which
_get. 200
men. The following. among many other Officers, gO
udt to the tape :
Bripdiere Genera) Cams and WitaTnsitas.
Major Lyeria of the Cape teglrna.L
_ Dr Hoar, I°4:camel Hofpitala
General MURRAY is fpuken of as Commander is
Chief there.

The sd battalion of the 83d Itegiment, commanded
by Colonel GORDON, and the id battalion of the
fipth, commanded by Colonel Egerton have PAR
been embatked for Guernfey t from whence, with
the 3111, sd battalion, they will fpeedily be Cent t•
join their 111 battalions.
The 3d battalion of the Scots Royals, and the ad
battalion of the poth, or Perthibire Highlanders, are
embarked for leder.
The Bays have jolt received orders, and will be one
of the fiat Regiments Fent to the Continent.
Betides the Officers already mentioned in the
STAR, we learn that gir DAVID SAiRD, Sir ARTHUR
WILLISLIT, Generals WARD PORT. , SPRICIIII,
and Mualar, and the gallant Marquis of HosTLet,
will be immediately employed. The latter is not yet
cured of his wounds.
London, England, 1807-04-20

'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL sr, 1807,
will be adted a Comedy. called
A NEW WAY TO PAY TO OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giles Overreach, Mr COOKE.
After which the New Pantomime Ballet, called
THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB;
Or, THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
This Evening—Othello; with the new Pantomime.
London, England, 1807-06-12

For St CROIX and St. THOMAS's.
THE good panifh fi igatc•built Ship JOHANNE,
JENS P. JDH. FINCK, Maßer,
Will take Goods and Paffengers for the above places. and will be
ready to fail in ten or twelve thys, from the date hereof.
For Freight or Paffage apply at the Counting houfe of Body,
Schow, and Co. Foxhole Rrett, Plymouth.
Plymouth, June 3,18 c 7.
London, England, 1807-06-12

wicidecience of the numerous applications for Places in the
Dori, and the unprecedented applaufe, beftuwed on the prefent
pap ier Intertainmenta,the Nobility. Gentry, and others arc
waft refpedtfullynformed, that they will be continued until fur-
ther notice.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLE.Y's, WEIITMINSTLR BRIDGE.
Under the Pauonage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of
Wales and Duke of York.
THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, and till farther
notice, will be prefented (feventeenth time) PRUSSIAN
POL ANDER's EXERCISES, S,:rpentine ;Ladder, dtc..—..t 7th
time, an Arriette, called the German Spa Girl.—rith time,
Iqueftrian Excrdfes, by the Young Pruffi.m.-4 tit time, the fo
Pitch adavired Foreign Military Spectacle, called the BRAVE
COSSACK, with its dependent and iris main new and fplendid
cencry, Machinery, Platform Work, Devil's Bridge &c. of new
'avention.in which piece fevcral Hodes, exprefsly trained, perform
in a molt extraordinary manner.--1 7th time, a favourite Song by
4. Young Lady--17th time, Warbling, Whiftling, and Julking the
Notes of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony. Stc
;.t.7th time, The Grand Equeltrian Corps de Referve will have tt.e
honour to perform divers Exercifes.—To conclude with 11AR.
LEQP IN and MOTHER BUNCH
, Doors to be opened at half pit five, and begin at half•paft lix
Nakao 41—Pit is—S,.cond price at half pit eight

- - -
cc:n*o4lssloN AGAINST DORSET JOHNSON, AND CO.
ATHIRD Dividend of the Etlate and Effelts of
the &pins* will be declared at Guildhall, London, on
Saturday, the 4th day of luly next. at Teo o'Clock in the Morn-
ing, and notice will be give to the creditors by circular letters
of the place and times when they WRI be rerpedively paid.
June is, :Soy. ikrM. SEY MOUE, Solicitor.

NOTICE TO --=CATOR, SOMETIME COACH-DRIVER
IN, OR NEAR LONDON.

IF the faid cATo it will infnrm WILLIAM
LOTHIAN, Writer, Milne's Court. Fdinhurgh, by letter, of
his prefent place of reOdence, he wilt r.ccivc information which
limy be of advantage to him.
London, England, 1807-06-12

CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRISTOL.

By Order of the Hon. Commiffinners of Isis Majefty's Caftans.
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the toth and r7th of

June MR. at four o'clock of the Afternoon of each day, in the
Long Room of the Cullom tioufe,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS.
Which are allotted in fmall Quantities, for the better accom-
modation of the feveral Dealers, as well as Private Perfons, clear
of aU Dudes, viz 7—About _ _

zoCwt. Mukovatio Sugar 361hs Tallow Candles
6761b5. Raw C..ff.e i Boat and a airs
solbs. Ground Coffee 73 Gallons Shrubb
dlbs. Raw Ginger 6 Gallons Cordials
i4lbs. Chocolate zo Gallons Wine
Caßor Oil 4 Gallons Whifltey
and Gallon of Pickles.

BY SUBSCRIPTION,
In Augur. next will be dciivered. on Four Sheets of large Atlas
Paper, price Two Guineas and a Half,
A MAP of a TRACK of COUNTRY furroond-
-L log BELVOIR CASTLE,including extenfivc Parts of the
Counties of Leicefter, Lincoln, and Nottingham, and the whole
of the County of Rutland, laid down from a Survey taken in the
Years 1804, a.ks and eBo6.
By WILL ;9M RING
Engraved and pohlifbed for the Author, by W. Fader, Charing-
Croft, by wbom Su'iferiptions are entered, and by Newcomb,
Stamford; Hurft, Grantham • Ridge, Newark; Coombe and
I Leicefter ; Adams, Loughborough; and Tupman, Not-
ticgtatu.
London, England, 1807-06-12

This day was publithed,
Neatly printed in one Volume, price Ss. in boards,
APOPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER fa.
miliarly termed a COLD, in which the means of obviating
the various caufes, which are liable, either remotely to co.. ribute
to the produdtion of this complaint, or which more immediately
excite it; together with the molt effectual method of removing it
when prefent, are explained in a manner familiar to every capa-
city; and to which are added, a Colledtion of approved Receipts
and Obfervationg on the molt popular Remedies, principally de-
llgned for the ufe of families, and compored with a view of ren-
dering more extenfively known the infidious nature of a diforder,
which, to the inhabitants of the variable climate of Great Britain,
too often proves the bane of health and comfort ; and thereby di-
minifhiug its frequency, and preventing its pernicious effects.
By E. L. WHITE, Surgeon, Am

Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1807-06-12

CHAP CAL'S NEW WORK.

This day was publilhed, in Four Volumes Oaavo, illultrated with
numerous engravings, price tl. tbs. in boards,

CHEMISTRY applied to Arts and Manufadures.
By M. J. A. CHAP rAL,
Member and Treafurer of die French Senate, Grand Officer aft

Legion of Honour, Member of the Inftitute, Honorary
ProtetTor of the School of Medicine, &c.&c.

Little need be laid to recommend a new Work by fo eminent a
chemift as M. Chaptal, who has lid!fully applied in It all the mo
dem Difcoverics in Chemiftry and Experimental Philofophy to
the perfection of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac-
tures. Such a Work has long been an acknowledged defideratum ;
aad, executed by fo acute an experimentalift as the prefent Au-
thor, it forms an acquifition, above all price, to the numerous che-
ruifts, workers of metals, and manufadturera, of Great Britain and
Ireland.

---
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet, London
and to be had o•' all Bootle Hem _ _

Of whom, in a few weeks, may be had, a DICTIONARY of
PRACTICAL and TIIRORETICAL CHEMISTRY, in one large and
elokly-printed Volume, Oetavo ; by WILLIAM NICHOLSON, with
Plates, prix• Os. Boards,
London, England, 1807-06-12

ADMIRALTY-07XL Ar." as, 2807.
NOTICE u berdy given tb:7l a Scion of Oyer and
Terneunr Wl4l Goal Delivery, fir the Trial of Offerers commit-
ted on the High Seas, within the 7urVdilliox of the Admiralty of sag-
hand, will ht bell at Yollice Hall, in the Old Balky, Langhts, ea
Frilay the 26th of rune and at Eight o'CYoch in the
WILLIAM MARSDEN.

This day was publilbed, bar dinmely printed in °dime..
With the Portrait of a Chief, arid two miter Engravings, price
Ss. W. in hoards,
OME ACCOIJN NEM ZEALAND;
k.lpar-
ticularly the BAY of ISLANDS and furroundiug Country ;
dcfcribing its Scil and Productions. the Religion and Government,
Language, Arts, Manufadures, Manners, Cuftoms, and Amuse-
ments of the Natives ; together with general Obfervations upon
the Intercourfe of Europeani with Savages ; and an Account of a
NATIVE of NEW'ZFALAND brought to England.
By JOHN SAVAGE, Ffq.
Surgeon, and Correfpunding Memller of the Rtryal Jennerian
Society.
Printed for John Murray, Pleet-ftreet, London ; and A. Con-
ftable and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1807-06-12

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

Yellerday, the difpatches were finally clofed at the
Eatl India Hnufe, and delivered to the Purfers of the
undermentinned Pips, viz.
lAvartty, Capt. W. A. Montague; and Royal George, Captain
C. B. Cribble, for Madras, Ceylon, Bombay, and China.
Wexford, Captain Charles Barnard, for Madras, Ceylon and
Bombay.

Windham, Captain J. Stewart; and Earl Howe, Captain A.
I.:Jura ay, for Madras and Bengal.

(hip I.oyalitf, Captain Norval, from the Cape
of Good Hope, hound to Jamaica, arrived of St.
Helena the 3oth March, and failed from thence the
ad :dpi it

The Retreat, Capt. Hay, bound to China, Vi2S all
well OR the 3d of February lan, in lat. 3. to. South,
long. 23. o. W.

Captain Gorratr is appointed to the command of
the ETN♦ bomb Tafel, at Sheet nefs.

The UNDAUNTED frigate, building at Woolwich,
will be Launched the Litter end of this month.

I'he Betfey, TREDWALL) for Liverpool is burnt at
Virginia.
The Henry, Rm.'s, from I.iverpool, was 101 l at
Tortola, on the 26th of April.
ADMIRALTY OMIT, Docroas' CoMMnws.—On
Wtdnefday, the Right Honourable Sir Wit.tam
SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the f .Mow-
ing cafes:—

rfthello,Kempton matter—This was an Americ'n velfel laden
with a cargo of cotton, coffee, and fugar, on a voysg,. f:orn New
York to mitertlAnt —Ship and cargo reftored, fuhjtdt to the
capt,rs' cart n c;:s.
Yrctien, Berg matter.-1 his Danifh vette! was Men with a
cargo of various merchandize —ln this cafe the cargo was reftored,
and the queftion as to the (hip diredt:d to !land over till the twit
Court. cLy.

Chriftianfliergh, Vander Weyde wafer.—Thla fhip and cargo
we-e condemned on the ground of breach of bleckade.

COCKPITT, WHITr HA LL.—Yellerclay, before the
Mott Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Com-
miffinners of Appeal in Prize Caufes.
Il Cacciatore, Rigiannvich matter ...This nett was under Tot
perial cactus. laden with a cargo of various merchandise, in the
profecution of her voyage from Marfellies to Tunis, when the was
taken and carried into Malta.—in this cafe certan goods were
reftored as claimed.

Thomas, Earle mafter.—Thi3 veffel, laden with a cargo of flour,
Was going at the time of capture from Philadelphia to Ncw Or-
leans.—This cafe came before their LordiLips on further proof,
which was pronounced to be fufficient, and accordingly the [hip
and cargo were rcitured as claimed.
London, England, 1807-06-12

TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY.

pococvs PATENT IMPERIAL CAMP
and BARRACK SOFA BEDS are recommended as an ar-
ticle indifpenfible for their comfort and convenience. They arc
convenient, nfeful. and ornamental in forming a kandfome eafy
sofa, a snug and comfortable bed, and in folding into a very falai]
compafs for the convenience of carriage. From the fimplicity of
their conftrudtion, they are the molt complete sofa bed ever made
for an officer's tent iu eamp,or apartments in barracks. May be
bad, with every article of camp equipage, at Pocock's, No. a 6,
Southampton-Brat, Covent Garden.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Yugsr 8,1807.
rHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS Mil 7 ES Tr NAPT, do &rely rive Naice,

That on Friday the Ad of July next, they win be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (fealcd.up) and treat for the fupplyingcf SEA
IPROVISIONS to His Majefty's Ships and. Wifels at Halifax.
Rolf& Scotia, Quebec in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the
liland of Bermuda, (conjointly In one Contrad) for twelve months
certain, from the loth of Oetober next, and further until fix
months warning than be given on either fide fir the termination
thereof. The mode of payment to be Bills bearing intereft ninety
days aftee date.

The Conditions of the Contrad may be ken at the Secretary's
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No regard will bs bed So assy Tessier in utbicA the prices fill see la
brferted is words et begtb, or that f&JI esue be debarred to the Board ie.
bre Ore o'Clori ea the Aid Friday the 3d of July :seat, seer amiefi
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anfwer when called fir ; nor will any Tender that contain: extrava-
gant pri es lase foam article:, and prices much ill:rice to the real value
aten others, be malidered as proper to be admitted.

PRESENT STATE OF POLAND.
This day was publifhed.
In One Volume ramo. price 7s. In boards,
A VIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF
POLAND.
Ey Gr.ORGE BURNETT.
Late of Ballol College, Oxford.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoftcr-row.
..6 This Work will be found to contain many isterefting par•
titulars relative to the prcfcnt Seat of War.
London, England, 1807-06-12

TO OFFICERS GOING ON SERVICE.

A LIEUTENANT in a moil reipedable Regi•
tnent writhes to Exchange into any Regiment, under orders
for the Expeeition now fining out. Nnno need apply unlefs the
Officer adyertiiing can accompany the Battalion into dahich he
Exchanges.
Letters (poll paid) adareffei to A. Z. No. to, Little Stanhope-
ftreet, May Fair, will be duly attended to.

FICTUALLIWG OPFICB, May 28, iBo7.
THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS mAyEnrs NAVY, d, berehy give notice,
That on Thurfday, the 18th of June next, they will be ready
to receive Tendors in writing Cleated up) and treat for THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLO N;S of WEST INDIA RUM
or of FOREIGN BRANDY; to be delivered, one half in the fpace
of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into
his Majefty's Viduaillog Stores at Deptford, PortfmOuth, and
Plymouth, in the following proportions, viz.

DEPTFORD soo,ooo Gallons
PORTSMOUTH 49,000
PLYMOUTH 60.003

300 AOO
and to be paid for by Dills payable with intentt ninety days after
date. The Conditions of the Contrad may be teen at the Secre-
tary's Office.

N. B. No Tender will be aceert!il, unlefs tke quantity of Rum

and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, Mall be. feparately
and dittindtly Rated, nor will any Tender be admittgd for a lets
quantity than Ten Thoufand Gaßoils of either article.
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the perfix who mike; the Teats., ir feat jerfes on Ns behalf ertendi
Ito axPrer when called for.
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HOLLAND AND THE RHINE,

This day was publithed, in a large and very elegant volume, eto,
accompanied by numerous and vary beautiful Engravings, pricc
as, in boards,
ATOUR through HOLLAND, along the Right
and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the
Summer and Autumn of rloiS.

By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Sumner, or Tour
. .

round the Baltic, Bic.
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Incomitatua adit."— CLAUDIAN.
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Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and A
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and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety of anec-
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HOLLANI) AND THE RHINE.
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ATOUR through HOLLAND, along the Right
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Summer and Autumn of I gob.
By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Ttur
round the Baltic. &e.
Pergit, et hnftiles (tante eft &Writ) rtpes
Incomitatus CLAUDIAN.
In this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cur-
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Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a
dcfcription of the mei interefting objets and fcenery in Holland
and on the Banks of the Rhine,intt. rfperfcd with a variety of anal •
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BUENOS AYRES AGAIN CAPTURES.

The Btrhice Packet from Berhice, arrived. at Li-
vtrporf, fpoke on the IR of June an American veffel
from Buenos Ayres for London ; who informed them
that Buenos Ayres had been retaken by the Engliih,
precious to her failing. The date of thia fecond
conqueil we have not learnt, but of the fall we en.
tertain r,o dolbt whatever. A fael which Thews in
along colours the impolify of abandoning any en
terprize ; merely becaufe its accompliflimcnt may
be attended with mif.refeen ditfictiltie:;. If we per-
levet ein our attempts t retain a looting in Ei,typi,
there i, evety reafon to hope onr efforts will be
equally fuccelsful there, as in South America.
London, England, 1807-06-15

them to fall back with the lots (Yam grieved to fasl
of nearly one thoufand men in killed, wounded, and
mieng. Among the latter are Lieutenant Colt nel
M‘Leed, Major Vogelfang, and Major Mohr. B Iga
diet General Stewart, who commanded!the troops on
this fervice, is only now upon his. marelas towarda
Alexandria with the remainder of his force, and has
not yet fent me the details ; but as the Almiral
thinks it neceffary to difpateh the Wiz 4rd brig im
mediately from this Bay to Mctlina, r think it. recef
fary to give yon all the information ram at prefent
in polliffron of, and (ball fend you, the 'partkulars of
this unfortunate affair by his Makfly's fhip Thun
deter, which wi.l leave Alexandria very for:n ;—and
as I have not time to acquaint his M4jefly's Knitters
of this event by this opportunity, I mull requeli
to have the goodnefs to do it as loon as pollible.

Rout-not Killed and Wounded of the Army in the Aaiun of the
jilt March, at Itofrtta.
KILLED.

Staff—a Major GeneraL
Royal Aritlery-2 rank and file.
3111 Regiment—a Captain, 3 ferjeants, 3 drummers, L 9 rank and
file
Challcurs Britanniques—t Captain, a Lieutenant, 3 fcrjeants, 2
drummers, 99 rank and tile..
'f nisi —I Major General, Z Captains. It Lieutenant, 6 fer•
jrauts. 5 drummers, t 70 rank and file.
WOUNDED.
St aff--t Brigadier Generid, t Brigade Major.
Royal Artillery—to rank and file.
3111 negiment---1 Captain, 6 Subalterns, 7 fcrjeants, t drummer,
129 rack and file.
Chalrcurs Biitanniques-4 Captaine, 5 Subalterns, t Adjutant, 4

. _
Lrjrants, It r rank and file •
Start Corp:-.4 rank and file.
Tutu—l;Litigadicr General, t Brigade Major, t Captains. to
Lieutenants, z Eniigns, it to-jet:lw, t drummer, z 5 t rank
and

NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLEO.
Gcricral Whuchipe.
.;!tl. I.2.c.siinet;t—Czptain John R.ob;rtfori.
t. !I:l%mA Britauniques—Cai-tain B. de Scrocourt ; Lkutenant

NANI,S 01. OFFICERS wouNorn.
Brigadier Griieral die Robert Meade. •

3 tft Rrgintcnt—Cap:Jdus Hurchurgh, (Brigade Major) and Dow-
dal; Lieutenants F. Knox, learon; Thornton, Sleddon, and
Ryan ; Entign Kirby.
Chati:ur, 13ritanoiques—Captains Dultautoy, de Comb rem cult, de
Calonne, and de Lanf.e ; Lieutenants Le Maitre, J Spitz, dc
Sault, and Klinger ; linfigs lionEngautt,Adjutant.
(Signed) OF.OR(11.: A WT.
Aeling Deputy Adjutant General.
N. B. N1,.11 of the wounded Officers and men are
recovering.

• Detachment of Royal Artillery, detachment of 2- th Light
Dengoous, detadiment of Seamen, Light lot:nary Battalion, IR
Battalion of 35th Regiment. atl Battalion of 78th Regiment, R, •
gimetit de Roll; amounting, in the whole, to about two Mout-anti
five liontircd men.
London, England, 1807-06-15

VIENNA, MAY 20.

We learn with pleafure, that fine his Majeay's
return to buci.t, tl:e affairs of the Diet have taken an
agreeable turn. The Members vie with each other
in teflifying their attachment to the Archduke
Charles.

MENTZ, MAY 24.
In coact:pence of orders being► received here to
flop the march of the Swedifli prifonets, on their way
to the interior of France, it is inferred that an accom-
modation between the two Isuwct s is at no great
ditlance.
London, England, 1807-06-15

MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1807

PRESENT STATE OF POLAND.
Tbis day was publifhed.,
In One Volume t auto. price 78 in bound,
A VIEW OF THE PRESENT S'I'ATE OF
POLAND.
Ey GEORGE BURNETT.
Late of llaliol College, Oxford.
Printed fbr Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row.
• • This Work will be found to contain many bitaciting par-
ticulars relative to the prefent Seat of War.

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With the Portrait of a Chief, and two ocher Engravings, price
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QOME ACCOUNT of NEW ZEA!...A1•113; par-
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Language. Arts, Martafadures, Manners, Cuitunis, and Amok-
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the Intereourfe of Europeans with Savages; and an Account ut.
NATIVE of NEW ZEALAND brought to England.

_
By JOHN SAVAGE, Kg.
Surgeon, and Corresponding Member Of the Royal Jennerian
Society. . .
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Rabic and Co. Edinburgh.

This day were mil-dialed,
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THE WORKS OF FRANCIS RABELAIS.
Trarflated from the Irmeh, with Explanatory Notes,

By DU CHAT MO FTEUX, OZELL, anti OheN.
London: Printed for. Lackington, Allen, and Co.; Cuthell
and Martin; Faultier and Co. ; Longman, kluril, Rees, a1..1
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Black, Parry, and Kingthery.
London, England, 1807-06-15

LUBECK, MAY 20.

Since the iCiugOf SivQerersarrrival at Strallimd,
he has been .continually fending off couriers to dill-cr-
ew places, particularly to the French head quarters.
The hopes of a perfeft accommodation %tit,' France
have excited great pleafure• among all the Swedilh
Officers. The conditions of the armiftice are °Her -
ved with the utmoft punctuality. An Engliih brig
has been informed, by the Swedilh Comniandant,
that any Engliffirnanifettitig his foot upon Ponierai
fhauld be (Untried and made p ironer.
The Ruffians fiffered much befine Dantzic on the
15th, by the fire of the Fi erich light artillery. They
fay the Pruffians did not do their duty, arid the Ruf-
fians fay the fame of them. A flimsier of fchuyt,,
with the wounded, Were (banded at the mouth of the
through the obflioacy of the Mallets, in at-
empting to make head again(' a North Weft wind.
Nut a man of them could be faved.
London, England, 1807-06-15

Nolan 5736]

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. May IS, 1807
OTrCE it hereby given that a Sdirson of Oyes'. aod
iv Toropiaer aad Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Offences commit-
!mat High Seat, within the yoriftlielios of the Athatiralty of bar
maii, spill be laiJ at Hail, he the Old Bailey, Lanka, on
Ifrifay the 2616 of free neat, at right o'Cloch in the
WILLIAM MARSDIN.

FICIVALLING OFFICE, May sB, tEcry.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Vier uiILLIDIG
HIS MAVIS'IrS NAVY, a &ray Ova seise,
That on Tburfday, the sittb of June next, they will be ready
to active Tendon in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE
itUNDRED THOUSAND GALLO NS of WEST INDIA RUM
or of FOREIGN BRANDY; to be delivered, one half in the fpace
of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into
bis Majeity's Vidtuallin: Stores at Deptford, Portlinouth, and
Plymouth, in the following proportions, viz.
DEPTFORD loopoo Gallons
PORTSMOUTH so,ooo
PLYMOUTH 6o,occs

Soo ono
and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after
date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be ken at the Secre-
tary's Office.
N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Rum
and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, (hall be frparately
and diftindtly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted for a lefs
quantity than Tcn Tkoufand Gallons of either article.
N. regard will be bad to say Tender in which the price flail not be
eoferted is worth at length, or that "bail not be delivered to the Board
before oar ddocb ox the fail Tharp" tbe tEtb felinoe gent, Dior unlit
air terfox sato main tbs Tender, or frame perfre 011 bit Wind:
to salon when called for.
London, England, 1807-06-15

This day was publithed,
Wen printed in Three Odavo Volumes, and a Folio Atlas of
Engravings, finely executed by Heath, compiling PiCturefque
Views of the various Countries Coflume of their inhabitants,
&c. &c. price only al. Is. in boards,
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importance, not only as to the lflat,d which he himfelf di (covered,
but for the confirmation or correetion of the accounts of preceding
Navigators, which he (pared no pains to elucidate.
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London, England, 1807-06-15

HAGUE, JUNE 4.

Ruffian, Prnffian, and French Couriers, are conti-
nually arriving from the head quarters, and at War
law, but none of them bring intelligence of a1.,-
movements among the armies.
The foreign letters are extremely uninterelling.
The taking of Dantzic will undoubtedly hstlen the
negotiations for peace, if it be true, as the Northern
Journals affert, that they have now arrived at fome
degree of forwaidnefs: even fuppofing the Expedi-
tion getting . ready in England is intended for the
Continent, it will be toolate,.and of comic fail in its
ohjeft. The trorps relealed from the liege of DA nt zic,
the great advantage of the fituation of that city to
the Freneb, and the reinforcements which .the .Ern.
perm. has received, will greatly confribute to r coder
truitlefs this Jail attempt of the enemy, who, v i•hout
doubt; will be obliged to fubfcribe to the comlitions
of the Conqueror, to obtain that peace, which prol.a.-
bly will fix the fate of Europe.
London, England, 1807-06-15

THE CONTINENT.

Since our lafl French and Dutch Papers have been
received, but they are only one day later than the
lall we announced, and contain hardly any thing
worthy of notice. From the At mies there is nothing
new. The accounts Item Conflantinople do not
confirm the vautaing details of vietto ies obtained by
the Tut ks in Wall-tchia, as flared in former papers;
nqr had pitan Pach2, who, ;n the middle of
March, fet fail t,) drive the Ruffian and Engliffi
Fleets from the mouth of the Dardanelles, at the end
of a month after,. advacced any farther than Galli.
poli —Thefe journ.ds are fill without the terms
granted to the GAT t ifon of Dantzick. .
A letter received fr. m an Officer in Lord Hu rcm•
fuite, dated Pillatr, the 29. h of May, (lams,
that the Ruffian Army, at that date, confided of
t36,cco men, and the French 196,0c0, both ft.e.ch•
ing from the Baltic to the Bug, an extent of .13 0
Eoglith miles. Both armies were fatting fr‘ln a
fcarcity of provifions and forage ; but, ,we are I.rty
to add, that the Rutrianc, in this lefpea, ate• fiat cd
not to be In well provided as the French.

An evening paper of Saturday, on the autivrity
of a letter from Holland, dated the sth infiant, men.
tions a very fingular circumfiance to have lately oc-
curred ; but which feems wholly unworthy of credit.
King Louts, according to the writer, has• for forre
time been at variance with his 9een ; and to fuck
a height have the, differences aiifen, that they hare
feparated. BONAPARTE, influenced by his Emprefs,
is laid to have taken the part of the Lady, and re-
fufcd to receive fume Deputies which the Kiz.g of
HOLLAND fent t him, with a view of et:feeling a
reconcillatir•n. It is added, that the King had ab-
dicated his Throne; and difappeared, in c•Tifequence
of which, the greateti ferment prevails in the king.
dom ; that fix Coonrellors of State have affumed the
Government ad interim, and that a ncw revolution is
daily expalecl.
London, England, 1807-04-27

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26.

Arrived his Majefly's (hips la FLECHT, from a
cruize off Havre ; BRISK, with a convoy from Ire.
land, and the ZESILA, with a convoy from the Downs.
Sailed the Nassau man of war to the weftward.—
The SUPERB, of 74 guns, Captain MiCt.soo, will
fail from Spithead for North Yarmouth when (he is
toady for fea, to receive the broad pendant of Com-
modore KEATS, who is appointed to command the
fonadron which is colleited there to cruize in the
Baltic. The Busy ilnop, Captain Kticur, we area
forry to Rate, is loft on the Halifax Ration, with all
the crew : it is fuppofed that the upfet in a gale.—
Thurfday the BULWARK of 74 guns, was launched.
She went off in a peculiar fine flyle, at zo minutes
part eleven, being chtiftened by Admiral Mows-sou.
—Mr. I,' EL 'IND is appointed Boatfwain of Plymouth
Dock yard, in the room of the late Mr. MAIM.
A letter from Lieutenant Proaor, of his Majesty's
late chip. Ajax, mentions the following officers tohave
loft their lives :

•
Lieutenant Mitch 11, and his brother, a Midthipman ; I.ieute
Dint hibthorp, Mr. Donaldfon, Mailer; Captain Boyd (Marines);
Owens, Surgeoi ; Donna, Gunner; Reynolds, Surgeon's Atfril•
ant. Mrlfr. Fotheringhatn, Mailer's Mate; Saunders, ditto;
Keen, Midlhipinan ; Keating, Potter, Manners, Lewes, Tighe,
Daufurd, and Whaley.
DOVER, APRIL sto.

The boats of his Maittly's gun brig Fuatous
slight, between (even and eight o'clock, went in and
cut out from under the batteries, near Calais, a Hoop
Which was endeavouring to get into that port ; for-
tunately our brave tars accomplithed their objeet
without any lois although expofed to a very heavy
fire, which we heard here very diainftly, and we were
not without fears that it proceeded from Come other
cau(e.