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London, England, 1807-10-09

REM) AND JUDGE,
THE PR ESI7N I' SUR PASSes ALL FORMER!!!
TUE:q)AY, the 23tF. of THIS MON l'fit
O the otehen: Wheel ever know in the Annals of Lotteries,
gees round eomaining what WAR never 11,fore allowed by Co-
ternmeiA, and pr9hesly Lever will be again, a Grand Prize of
FORTY IIf.2*AND VOUNDO accompanie.t by TWO.N fY
IIIO"SANDR ? TEN THOUSANDS! •I:/10CSANDS! and a long
train of it Ceieras g:vir6 11,4ible Chances for the fame Adven-
ture and not Two Blanks to a Prize. Corfident of the fur eri
wiry and rxcell.nce of this i.ortery, beyond all former, either in
the prcfcut or I,a century,
J. WARN hR, No. t 6, CORNHII.L,

Recommtnics an iminttliite porch A, and it it fhould fir happen
that nsithe.r•l iekt-t or Share c.n be obtained on the Mcniii.g of
Drawing, no hisnte can he i•stputed to hint, but very jultly to
tittle who negltift his tion-ly advice till too late.
_ .

Country Banks temiing Orders through :heir Bankers in
Lnnd.n, may rLeeive the fame Allowance as Country Agents
Clubs. S civets, Merchants and 11.inkeri Clerk., Sze. Mail
Coachmen Guards Stage: Coachmen, Bonk Keepers,and Carriers
of rvery Def:cription brining Orders, will rocct with lberai En-
coardgemett ; and all Orders, by Letter, from Town or Cour.try,
coniaitiiiig Payment, will he treated the lame as if prefcnr.

Al.l. FORMFR LOTTERIFS ECLIPSED!'

GRAND PRIZE OF FOR I Y THOUSAND PciUNDS!
Nor MO RI.ANKS TO A PRIZE,
And Double Chance. for the fame Money.
,LOTTERY on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing
ocrokii-k10,18c7.

SCHEME.
I Prize of 4.se, 000
20,000
2 10,000
S - 1.000
5
20 ZOO
50 50
1,000 15
Prizes of Tickets in
6 coz j the Supplementary 10 each
..----C Lottery. worth
7,085 Prizes. £251,000
ONLY ONE FIXED cArrrio.
In proof of the Value of a SUPPLEMENTARY TICKET, J.
WARNFR engrges to pay Twenty Pounds for every Supple-
mentary Ticker, and in proportion for every Share purchafed at
Isis or any other Licenfed State Lottery Office. if brought for
Ssie on or before the 86th of November, 8807, being Three Days
before the llrawirg of the Supplensent:ry Lottery. The Holders
of every Poch Ticket or Share not receiving Money, will be. en-
titled to their CHANOE in the Supplementary Lottery, which
begins Drawing the 19th November, and contains the following
Prices:

£40,000
40,C00
1;000
3,000
1..30
2,c 00
1.300
25 ,OCO

130,000

ao,coo
London, England, 1807-10-09

NAUTICAL &TELL !GRA CIL

MAILS—Wind S. W.
AU. DUt AMC DU!
1 i I Goomburgh o
I 1 I Li&on 0

Dublin
iiVatcrford

COVE OF CORK, OCTOBER 4.
The fhip Mary, JOHN OJWALD mailer, failed from
Jamaica on the 26th July, under convoy of his Ma
jelly's (hips FISGUARD and MEDIATOR, in company
with about 6o fail; parted convoy the latter part of
Anvil on the Banks of Newfoundland, and (leered
a courfe to go through the North Channel: was
captured by a Spanifh lugger privateer, of 1.4. guns,
and Iso men, the 2111 of (Maher, in lat. 5;. O.
long. to.—and on the 25th was recaptured by his
Majefly's (hip la VIRGINIE, Captain BRACR, and fent
for Loughfwilly, where the arrived on the 27th infl.
Captain &ace having been informed, by the Mary,
that the privateer had fleeted to the north well, in
order to intercept any other (hips of the fleet that may
be coming through the North Channel, immediately
made fail in quell of her, and on the 28th got fight
of her with two other fail. After a (bort chace and
tome firing, in which the Captain of the privateer
was killed, (he flruck, and proved to be the Jefu
Maria and Jofeph, a large lugger, mounting 14
twelve-pounders, and carrying 120 men, fitted out
at Bayonne, and commanded by a Frenchman. Cap-
tain BRACE immediately manned the lugger, and dill
patched her in Chace of one of the v•Als then in fight,
which the came up with and recaptured, the brig
Mary, of Dartmouth, from Liverpool, bound to
Newfoundland, which veffel arrived here on Satin-
day. This privateer had made five captures, two
of which are retaken by la Vaitoixia, and one by the
/tacos; one carried tome time fince into the Shan
non, the other a thy from Jamaica to Greenock—it
is probable Captain BRACE may fall in with, as he
went io quell of her, when he fent the privateer to
' retake the Commerce.

From the very great attention fbewn by Admiral
WH rrsHED to the trading interelis, and the judicious
arrangement of this fquadron, the trade muff receive
every protedion that the nature of the force under
his orders will admit of, as it is moll aftively employ.
ed for that purpofe.
PLYMOUTH. OCTOBER 7.
Came in the Pleniz, a Danifh !hip, Cat. Bucxttlt,
from Santa Cruz, with rum, coffee, aad indigo. de.
tained by the Betfey privateer ; Neptune, Captain
Husain it, from Charlam, with rice, fugar, and
lngwood, detained by the Satellite privateer; HOUND
bomb, from the ealtward. Sailed the Nov sa, of
18 guns, on a cruize ; FOXHOUND, of 18 guns, to the
weßward.
London, England, 1807-12-03

VICTUAtEIII4OII2GE, N. e. 18, 1807.
THE comml•ssiortEßS-76: PIerriALLING
Xrs Irfsf7BSTre NAY? do ber els) the Mac.,
That on Thurfday the toth of December next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders hi writing ((rated up) And treat for
Four Hundred Chaldrons (each confiding of 36 &Ads, Win.
chefter 'mature) of PITT's TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or
Coals of equal good:lds ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo, or
Cargoes, one half thereof as loon as poffible, and the other half in
the (pace of two months from the date of the Contract, (winds
and weather permitting) alongfide the Wt'arf of His Majefty's
Vidtualling Premifes at t Plymouth and Southdown; and to be
paid for by Bills payable with Inter& ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be Peen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard tall be balk any leader in trbisb ase pace/ball Noe be in-
feria is words at leogib, or tbatlball sot be deibwred loth Board be fore
ow o'clock to the Paid Tbserfday, tae ioeb of December was, ow saes
as 'serf's, was swiss the header, Or foot teem he. Mali; attends
to oofwer grave sailed for.

CATALOOU 1 OF BOORS.
This day was pnblifhed.
N APPENDIX to CU I'HELL and MAR•
TlN's CATALOGUE of BOOKS for the Year :120.e.
now on fale, for ready motley, in Middle raw, Holborn. Where
may be had.thrir Catalogue for tB3y. price 29 .
London, England, 1807-12-03

DOVER, DECEMBER 2.

The Flag of Truce which went over with the
Autitian MeiTenger, came back laft night, having
landed him at Calais yellerday morning at t t o'clock
—fhe was not permitted tc go into the harbour.—
Sailed this day the brig Mount Vernon, Captain
OwF s, of St. Peterlbargh, from Norfolk, with to.
bacc,t for Rotterdam.—Wind W.S.W. moderate.

PENZANCE, NOV. 30.

Since my raft the Furly regular trader from Lon.
don arrived here ; alto the Nancy, of Plymouth,
Rios R ; and the Times, both of and fromFowey. the
fanner with clay, the latter in baliall : the Milford,
DAvas, of and for Milford, IA iih plank, &c. from
litinmuth ; the Jenepher, of Padttow, HOCKING
MaPer; Irom Falmouth, with capper ore, for Bury;
Razrr G•inder, of and from Falmouth, with
timber, for St. Michael's Mount ; the 'rowan regn.
tat Landon trader, from London, with bale goods,
&c. fur this place ; and the Good Friends, of and
from Exeter, with fundries, for this place.
London, England, 1807-12-03

CHARTER HOUSE.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the No.
hien= and Gentlemen, educated, at CHAR TER-HOUSE
SCHOOL, will be held at the Charter Houle, on Eaturiay the
lath of December.
Devine Seiviee toheiginatHalf pail One o'Cluck.

tiTiWARDS.-
Rev. Charles Burney, LL. U. Rev John Parker.
Rev. George I.aw, DD. John 1 horns, Nattidge, Efq.
Henry Cape, EN Henry St.ne, Ffq.
N.B. Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clock.

To MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.
GNTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made
in the molt elegant and fathionable manner, and in that
highly approved ftyle of cutting which has given um, rfal laths-
tuition to the Nobility and Gentry by DIE I RICHSEN and
CLARK, Taylors, at No ts, Rathbone Place, London, (the lat.
tiff heretofore Foreman to Mr. A:len). They alto make young
Gentlemen's Suits and Harar Dreiles in the molt fateful and
elegant form.--Country Rendents may be intormed how to feud
their meafure per Pot.
Regimentals, Court Dreffes, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches,
Liveries, Au. ate.
London, England, 1807-12-03

DR. HOD6ON'S IMPERIAL OIL

PAtient, who is laving tinder the dif-
• vetting pain of Chronic Rheurnatifm, or the more acute
anguish of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purehafe a reme•
dy to r.heve his fufferirgs! No remedy has been fo .4d :twat as
Dr. tiodkat, Imperial Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviat
ing pain in th,it dißreffingcomplaints in the (welling of tbej oints
and fttffnefs of the tendons, the bad (hen of old Brains, rendered
wink either by ranch exertion, or by cold variable weather
Ibis excellent application reduces the (welling, and brings the
tendons and niartes loft and pliable ; in one difesfe, the Kickets,
the relaxed yielding condition of the bones is fo wonderfully
Changed by the regular ufe of the Imperial Oil. that the bones,
though (Banned, gain their natural shape and figure. In Pally,
Numbnefs of lambs, and l'orpor of the Back or Spine, it proves
a Nverrign remedy, by animating and reftoring the energy of the
!lures,

Sold wholefale an retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheaf.Lde.eor.
net, of I'aternoftcr•row ;Hazard and !Nuns, and Crattwal, &tiny,
sto... and Lynch, Mancheftet ; Oregferni,L.iverpnol ; and too&
boOkftllers and r'erticitivendcri in ever/ country town, in bottles
at a:. 2d. tr, ch.

ICTLIALLING Vilna& November 30. tBO7.
THE COMMISSIONERS for ,VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTre NAVr, do beech give seedier,
That on Tue(day the Sth of December next, they will be ready
to rcceive Tenders in writing ((rated up) and treat for TWELVE
THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, made from Whole Meal ; and
foe TWO HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, of the
growth of the year 3806 ; to he anfwerable to Samples to be pro-
duced with the Tenders. The Bifcuit to be delivered in fit weeks,
and the Hops in a fortnight, by weekly proportions, into bis Ma.
jelly's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid fur by Bills
payable with intereft ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tender for a Ids quantity than One Thoufand Bags
of Wade will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contracts may
be Peen, at the Secretary'a Office.

. No ?word wit, be bed to otry Tooke is wibei tie prise jiell
not Le ;alerted in words at Joaltb, w stet Ad! net de dtlio-red bike
Boar.l !lore one o clod on the fold Toefday the 816 of December next .
ow. onleft tbe Perfee sob* wain the Touter, w foie Perfea ea bit
&bill amid: to etdiver lobos celled for.
London, England, 1807-12-03

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS.

The extended repteorion. which was the firß ohjed amy am—
bition, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL COMPLAIN f
and DF.BILITY, having attradted to me various Correfpondent•
in the United Kingdoms of Great Eritair, and from different pets,
of huxope and America, I beg to athlrefs this Public Notice to
fuch Correfpondect..
The ocripat ion of my time in anfevering letters from thofe wise,
grudge, not remun:ration, made it tieceffary for me fume years sgs.
to ohfsrve, that no I. tters could be noticed unlefs a Bank Nutv
was inclared. I again repeat the information, that no letters, with•
oat inclofures, cms be atowercd, unlers from Plativnts already se •
der my care. And I beg to fogged, that letters from the V.'o •
Indies, or from any Fore.gn Country, mutt contain not only :
complete Racement of the Cafe, but a very liberal (urn, futiciet
to compeofee for (tudyito; and writing fully on the Complaitr,
and for the Preparation of a confide:elle Conde of Medi:arse by .
London (Thema. if fuel lhould he requifite„ Where the dittatix
does not admit frequency of con ef•frittieleime,:t is alto dared, tha. •
the age, the manner of living and general feritngs as well 'court
fympt.nn that can poffilely be dekribed, be molt particularly (p-
-aled.

letters require no ether diretrtion than the thriftiau
name," Martin Bree, Ffq. Lonc!un ;" and that tbemindsof ti;h:s
Sea may have the falleft a!laranat of feerecy, the pcftage of letter..
accompinied by Feel need not be raid at. the time, but willitig:•
wards be charged to the tarty.

. .
MARTIN BR EE,
Member of the Rofal College of Surgeons i, Undo
Na. 9,9, Arundel itreet, Strand, near I'rmpk•bar.
There is an additional entrance in Water Wert adjoining.

LONDON: Printed and pubillbed W LEVEL KRVT, (ofCas•
terhury Place, Lambeth) at the STAR.OFFICE, No 1. Cal:U.
Brett• Publlibed aft, at t cvraa OF vv. t,.Tempte-!1:-,
London, England, 1807-12-03

COMMERCIAL ROAD-WHITE HORSE STREET.

TO BE LET, in One Lot, on a Repairing Lede for zt Years,
SIXTEEN HOUSES, including Two Public
Hodes, viz .the (tieen's Head and the White Horfe, bang
Nos 66,67, 68. 69. 70. 71, 73, 73, 74, 759 76, 77, 78, 79, So
and Et, in the fait' amt.

Further particulars may be known by applying at the Clerk's
Office at Mercer's Hall, in Ironmonger• Lane, Cheaplide, any morn'.
lag between the hours of ten and two.
Propolals, filled up,muft be delivered to the Clerk on or before
tSe t6th December next, and the perfons making them mum
at-
t.nd a Committee of the Company at their Hall on the following
day, at a quarter before eleven of the clock in'the forenoon.
WM. EDW. WARD, Clerk.
Mercers' Hall, Nov. aB, 1807.

1)R. WILLICH, late Phyfician to the Sum
Embaffyat the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the
Donieftic Encyclopedia, Treadle on Regimen and Diet. Sec. tec.
bas recommended, in the Rrongeft manner voluble, to the ferious
attention of all perfons going abroad, thc ufe of the YELLOW
FEVER REMEDY, for whore information notice is hereby given
that a warehoufe, for the diftribution of the Yellow Fever Re-
medy was opened on the 27th of July, in thc Commercial Road,
near the Weft India Docks, where Merchants. Ship Owners, Cap-
plias of Ships, and others, may be fupplied with this molt invalu-
abe ankle upon the lassie liberal terms as at the other warchoufes
of the Inftitution, No. 40, Charing-Crofi. London, and No. to,
Caftle•ftreet. Liverpool, which have hem cllablifbed exchifively for
the tale of a Remedy fo melt-ary for the prefcrvation of Health In
Foreign Climates, as appears by the recommendations given to it
by regular phylicians, Zee. &c. &e.
N. B. Surgeons of Garrifons, and other am inent Medical Gen •
Omen going abroad, are fupplied with a I ufficizin quantity of the
Yellow Fever Remedy, gratis, to convince them of its efficacy, and
of its being really an article not to be difpenfed with by thole that
arc anxious to prcfervc health in foreign climat.F.
London, England, 1807-12-03

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER a.

Arrived his MRjelly's 114 COQUETTE, from a
C!lliZZ, and feveral outward hound veffels from the
Downs, among them are the Prince is of Wales, Mimi
1\1"ifoll: Hero, and the Rofelle, GRAY, for the
Wei} Indies. Sailed the FUNDF It, for the Downs,
vitt; a fi:et of tranfports under convoy—among
them are the Zephyr, ANN Li ALLY ; Ofbourne, Row.
Litt; Aelive, Rostuscre, and the Flora, COWLEY.
Came tp from Sr. Helen's his blajefly's Ihip BRUNS-
WICK.—Witid wetlerly.
London, England, 1807-12-03

DEAL, DECEMBER 2.

Came down from the River, the Laurel, for G•e-
nAda, and remains in the Downs with the !hips as per
lath—Wind S.W.

HULL NOV. 30.

The Moxon, of this port, from the Baltic, is cap.
tared, and it is reported eleven other veffels. In the
violent gale of Monday morning lafl, the fchoon.r '
Fly, JOHN OTViAY Mailer, from Hull to Newcattle, I
with goods, failing in her attempt to get into Whitby
harboui., ran afhnre behind the Weft Pier at that
place. If the weather continues moderate, the is
expected to be got off without mutt damage. The
Mailer relates that be was in company the preceding
evening with upwards of fifty fail of veffels, and as
the wind was dead upral the coaft, he is convinced,
Lad not the gale providentially moderated, which it
did before noon almolt to a calm, a large proportion
of them would have been driven an flore. The crew
rf the fchooner were brought to land by the life boat.
About the fame time the (loop Agriculture, Jacoa
SANDEP.:;ow, from London, came into Whitby Roads
with the lots of her malt, which (he carried away the
preceding evening off Flambro' Head, and was towed
into the hat hour by the life boat.
The following fir.gular circumstance took place off
IVhitby on Wedne4day fennight : the brig Spring,
blonging to Mr. BARRY, of Whitby, (hip builder,
being in Whitby roach, laden with timber and plank
from the Weft ward, was hailed by a fmnggling lug.
ger, which af,erwards landed goods at Robin Hood's
Bay. The crew of the Spying concluding it was a
privateer, immediately abandoned their veil-el in their
boat, and not having had the pretence of mind to
drop the anchor, the veffel has drifted out to tea, the
wind being tff fh ,re ; which circumflance at Ertl
?lye rife to a report that (he had been captured and
carried off by the enemy's privateer.
London, England, 1807-10-31

MODERN HISTORY.

This day was publillied, printed in demy t amo. flmilar to Mayor's
Nepos, and Blair's Clara-Book, illuitrated by a large Map, price

Gt. hnuod, and lettered,
MODERN HIS TORY FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS; exhibiting a film:nary View of the Rife, Pro-
grefs,Revolutiona, Decline and Fall of the various Modern Nations
in Europe, Afia, Africa, and America, from the Age of Charle-
magne to the Year 1807.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chrift's College, Cambridge,
Mailer of the Free Grammar School, at Ravenftonedsle, is Weft-
moreland ; Author of the Grammar of Hiftory; of the Arebno-

logia Graca, &e. &c.
Printed for RICNAIip PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet. Black-
friars; and to he bad of all Bookfellsrs, with the full Allowance
to Schools.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
I. An Eafy GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by means of
which that important branch of Knowledge may, for the &ft
time, be pradieally taught in fchoolo, price p.
1. ANCIENT HISTOR Y, from the earlicft records of time to the
fall of the Roman empire ; on the plan of the above defcribed
Modern 1-3 iftory, pries 6s
3. ARORSOLCIOIA Garea ; or, the Antiquities of Gwen, price
ass. bound.
London, England, 1807-10-31

PLY MOUI H. OCTOBER 19.

Arrived his Majefty's (hip MaaLaoaoucn, of 74
guns, from Chatham; alto the NILE cutter, from
the Rochefort fquadron. Came down, out of Ha-
moat.e, and anchored in Cawfand Bay, the BEDFORD,
of 74 guns. Arrived the Heart of Oak, THOMSON,
and Hendra, MILHMIST, both from Liverpool ; and
the Bte, ToomrsoN, from Cheptlow.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 30.
Arrived a French lugger privateer, captured
by his Majetty's (hip THALIA ; Dido, Captain
MILLER, from St. Thomas's, for Tonningen, de•
tained by the Vigilant privateer; Attous sloop of
war, from the Downs, with a convoy, among which
are the Amelia, WATERMAN, for Mogadcre ; Nef-
bitt, WOOD, and the Holland, NEWTON, for Jamaica.
Came into harbour his Majetty's (hip DIANA.
London, England, 1807-10-31

BIRTHS.

On Wednefday, at Cheltenham, Mrs Kent, of a daughter.
On the 4th ult. at Deep Bay, in the 111. ind of St. Chrutopher,
the I.ady of Bcdingfield liogfon, Efq. of a fon and heir.
Monday, the Lady of Francis Crania, Efq. of Margaret-itrect,
Cavendifh-fquare, of a daughter.
Monday, in Han's-place, Sloane-ftrcet, the Lady of Capt A. F.
Evans, of the Royal Navy, of a fun.
Sunday, the 15th initant, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. E. Clarke,
of a Rill burn fon, at their boufe its St Andrev4s-ftreet, Cam-
bridge.

MARRIED.
Hugh M'eorrnielt, M. D. Utica, county Longford, to Miff
Eliza licitly, of Carigallan, county Leitrim.

DIED.

On Tucfday laft, at Gorport,after a few days diners, Captain
Clarinhould, of the Faft Bent Militia.
Monday halt, Mrs. Brack, relid.l of Mark Brock, Efq of Ex-
bourn, and daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Bate, rector of Bel-
non, and vicar of Weftleigh.
Sunday fennight, in the parith of St. Thomas, Exeter, Mrs. Fli-
zsbeth Gay, third daughter of the Bsev. N. Gay,late vicar of New
ton St. Cyres.
Lately, after a fhort inners, Mr. James Wright, of Fleur de lis-
court, Pleet.ireet.
At York, Mrs. Pegge, relidt of the late Samuel Pegge, Efq of
Whitehall, Wellmitiiter. •
At Cheadle, in Statfordfhlre, George Wragge, Efq of Mansfield.
At her mother's houfe, is Gower-ftreet, Maria Chitty, daugh-
ter of the late Jokph Chitty, H.q. of Chadwell, Effex.
Lately, the only fon oT John Wilfon,jun. kfq of Crelby fquare.
Friday, in dig ILth year of his age. James Brooke. Efq of Rath-
bone. place This Gentleman conduaed the North hritott after
it was relinquithed by Wilks, till the final termination at that once
poputar work; and of late years be has been the Proprietor of
tbofe Lodginge.onfes in different parts of the country, which our
Readers have feta valve/tiled oder the title of tt Superior and
watt " &c.

Elegant lntn

tecy,

iIIGH WATBR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Mx' ing 8 Titunte4 after 3
eit•Abooo • 17 minute' after 3
London, England, 1807-10-31

This day was publiOsed,

In One large Volume, Odavo, with a Portrait or General Wafh
ington, engraved by Heath, from au original Picture, price 9s.
in boards,

rHE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON,
AL Commander in Chit:l4 the Armies of the United States in
the War which ettahlithed thcir Independence, and Pita Picfidetit
of the United States.

By DAVID RAMSAY, M.D.
Of Charlciton, South Carolina----Mernher of Callgrell in 1782.
1783, t 784, and 1785—and author of the Maury of the Ame-
rican Revolution.

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand; and Longman,
Hurd, Ficus and Ornae, Pateruoller•row.
London, England, 1807-10-31

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER a, 1807,
will be adted Shakerpeare's Tragedy of
CORIOLANUS ;
Or, THE ROMAN MATRON.
_ _

Ronlans—Caius March's Corio!anus, Mr. Kemble ; Cominius,
Mr. Craved' ; Menenius, Mr. Mumlen ; Volutnuia, Mrs. SiJ-
dons; Virgifia, Mice Norton.
Vollcians-- f ullus Aufidius, Mr. Pope ; Volulius, Mr. Claremont.
- - - • •

To which will beadded the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Mother Gook, Mr. Sinunons; Harkquin, Mr. Bologna, jun.;
Clown, Mr.Griznaldi ; Columbine, Mifs Briltow.
On Tuefday, a Cure for the Heart Ache.
On wedneidsy, John Bull ; or, an Englithman's Fire-fide.
On Thurfday, the Tragedy of the Count of Narbonne.
W. A new Comic Opera,and Shakfpeare's Play of The Wiutcr's
Tale, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced.

TO BE DISPOSED OF, with immediate pol Tel
eon, in a refpedtable Market Town, about 63 miles from
London, *Alward, a Wholefale and Retail Grocery Trade, in
which the returns are very confiderable. Application, by letter
(only) poft patd,addreffed to Y. Z. No. 3t, Friday ftreet.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Conrt of
Chrneery, made in a Cade MAR/ .u. PARNELL the Credi-
tors of Joie ea FARN EL E., late of Aihby de la zouch, in the County
of Leicefter, Grocer, deceafed, are peremptorily to come in and
prose their Debts before ALEXANDER Po run st, Jsfq. one of the
Mailers of the faid Court, at his Chambers, In Southampton
llsildings, Chancery lane, London, on or before the sth day of
December next, or in default thereof, they will be eveludcd the
benefit of the raid Decree.
London, England, 1807-10-31

SOUTHAMPTO N THEAT.RICALS.

The Benefits at this fafhionable place have com-
menced. Mr. and Mrs. KELLY'S took the lead, on
which occafion Mils KELLY fupported the charafter
of the Widow Cheerly and My Grandmother, to the moft
brilliant houfe of thisTeafon. This young lady, whole
talen►s have been f fiequently noticed, received the
molt unbounded approbation. The delineation of
the former character, difficult as it is, does not attratt
our notice merely in reference to Mifs K.'s youth,
(t¢) but for its intrinfic beauty and excellence.—
Throughout we followed her with delight, uniformly
gratified by a rich imagination and wonderful facility
and power of execution. In the part of My Grand-
mother fhe fung with fweetnefs and fcience. The whole
circle of fallsion were prefent ; the Marchionefs of
LANDSDOWNE, Lady CaavEN, the Vifcountefs of
Morrracer, were among the leading characters.
It may be afked why fo rare a genius fhould fo
feldom meej the public eye, or not be brought for-
ward on boards of greater extent ? but we learn that
Mr. Kates, is determined not to injure her health and
riling fame by frequent exertions till maturer years
have added to her firength. She is the niece of the
much lamented T. COLLINS, and was the original
in the past of Julia in the Soldier's Daughter, and
taw other juvenile parts at the Drury-lane Theatre.
London, England, 1807-10-31

I

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 12.

SAI VRDAY, OCTOBER 3r.
PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3pa Cvnt. Coeds, fur money 621—for arc 6211.
Ex cheq. Bills, v. prem —Omnium par
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 224 I India Bonds, par
3 per Cur. Red. 6 7- 6z 6t Excl4e. Bills. 3s. Ss pre.
3 per Cu.:. Confuls 62L1 Omnium par
4 per Cent. gc Engin Tickets 211. [es.
S per Cent. Navy 971r.i Coa, for ace. faii
Long Ann. 17 9.14 9-16014

The Gottenburgh Mail, due on Vv'ednefday Tall,
arrived this morning, but a contiderable part of the
intelligence brought by it has been anticipated by
the arrival of the Britifh and Danifh Men of War
and I'tanfports from the Baltic. The following ar•
titles were received by this Mail :

Letters from Vienna affure us that the report cir-
culated in the public Journals of an approaching
redudlion of the Aufirian Army is entirely falfe.
SEPTEMBER 26.—The Auflrian regiments in Gal-
licia are kill upon the war eftablithment, and ready
to march at the firfl fignal. Travellers from Rudia
revrt, that the recruiting in that Empire continues
viith vigour, not only in order w complete the regi-
ments, but even to form new ones.
London, England, 1807-10-31

COPENHAGEN. OCTOBER 17.

Captain Haliing's fhip v.as 101 l Thurfday, on
the reef of litilfelor. The whole crew, and all pal-
fengers on board perifficel, with the exception of a
yoking merchant of the name of Mufman, who is in•
dehted ior his life to the humanity and intrepidity of
a nobleminded Englifhman, whole name is Thomas
Henry Almon ; feeing the unfortunate young man
4r.,-fing, to the wreck, he haflened to his affinance,
norwrthilanding the extreme violence of the form,
and licait.els of the furl, and brought him fife on
fhor e.
London, England, 1807-10-31

EDINBURGH, OCTOBER 26.

Wednefdry the iift inflant was executed at Dum-
fries, Maitland Smith, for the murder and robbery of
Alex. Williamfon, drover in Dalquhat, in April 141.
On his appearing on the platform of the new jail, he
was decently dreffed in black, with half boots. His
demeanour exhibited a Chritlian fortitude. much fa-
perior to what we ever witneffad in any other in his
awful fituation. Alter the ufual ceremonies, he re-
quelled liberty to addrefs the people affembled on the
occafion. He then read a long declaration, denying
the commiffion, or even the idea of commiffinn, of
any other ceime, publicly imputed to him, than that
for which he was fo &fancily about to fulfil..
After reading this paper, he addreffed the fpec-
tatnrs in an uncommonly firrb tone of voice, acknow-
ledged the jntlice of his fentence, and thanked the
ALMIGHTY for his gorkinefs in bringing him fo
fpee-
dily to Dumfries, v here, from the unremitting atten-
tion ( f the feveral minillery and welldifpnfed perfons,
he WAS enabled to flee to the Rock of his Salvation,
through a bleffed RUMMER, on whofe redeeming
blond he placed his file confidence ; and, in full con-
fidence of fuch cheering expeflations, he had juft
ground of hope for pardon of his fins. He then ex-
preffed Lie obligations to the jailor, for his Chrittian
conduO towards him. _ _ _

- . .
On fitting down in the chair, he expreffed himfelf
as cheerfully awaiting the awful period of his diffoltr.
tion—" 1 lit d :yin here," faid he, " with as much
pleafure as I ever did in any convivial company."
After taking a farewell of the Minifler, &c. and
when the rope was round his neck, he again acknow-
ledged the jitlinefs of his fentence, and that he died
in peace with all mankind ; and recommended to the
attenfion of a liberal and Chrillian public his wife
and children, f whofe benefit a !hurt memoir of his
life would loon be publilhed, under the direftion of
the Rev. H. Duncan, of the parifh of Ruthwall.
After a few moments (pent in fervent prayer, the
drop fell, and he was launched into eternity.
Late on Wednefday night, or early on Thutfday
morning laff, a weaver's fhop, in the Old Vennal,
High Itreet, Glalgow, was broken into, when goods
to the amount of la toe. (telling, were cut out of
the looms and tarried off.

The Ticket No. i t,070, drawn yeflerday a Prize I
of TWENTY THCIVSAND POUNDS, was fold by SWIFT !
and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and 12, Charing•Crofs,
where the Ticker No. 15.078, drawn the fame Day
a Prize of toad. was alfo Sold in Shares. The',
above are the higheft Prizes of the prefent Lottery,
except t.ne of wool. yet fold to the Public.
Among the memorabilia in the Lottery annals, the
Ell Scheme of the indent year, will certainly hold
a moil prominent rank, from its containing the nn-
pracedented Prise of 40,0001. in a Scheme of only
120,000 Nombers, ard with not two Blanks to a Prize.
In this New Lottery Plan, two Prizes of 20,0001. one
of to,crocl. and nine of 1,0001. remain to be drawn,
lexclutive of this immenfe objeß of adventure,—the
Forty Thoufand Pounder.
London, England, 1807-10-31

ADMIRALTY COURT-DOCTORS' COMMONS.

Yefterclay the Right Hoe. Sir .Wre:. Scorn pro-
eeded to the adjudication of the following cafes :
Principe Regente, Rocha matter—This grip failed under Pot..
tuguefe colokirs, laden with oil and othcf articles, on &voyage
from Andlentam to a Portuguefe port. It appeared that the Chip
ha been brought into Plymouth, and reltored, on the payment of
the captors espences ; that In the profecution of her voyage after-
ivards, the was boarded, and the papers appearing (*felons, the
was again brought Into port, and What in port, Inane concealed
papers were found. On behalf of the claimants (the property
being fully documented) it was contended, that it was an unJutti-
fiabte feizute t but thn Court, under all thocircurnitances of dna
cafe, reftored the ihip And cargo.
Governor Gillman.—This American veffed, laden with a cargo
of tobacco, cotton, Raves, and other articles, was captured in the
profecution of her voyage to Amfterdam.—The Court, after the
cafe had been thortly proceeded in, obferved, that this cafe was
exadtly hmilar to that determined the other day (the Orion), and
t:kat it could nut fit to put a Rop to all neutral commerce, as it
would have that circa, if it countenanced fuck proceedings, and
therefore eond-mned the captors in coat and damages.
Johanna Triefenberg, Martin maßer; and Rio Duoro.—ln
there two cafes further proof was required.
Unity, Hodge mafter.—This American veffel, laden with a car.
go of various merchandize, was going from Amfterdarn to New-
bury Port in America, when the was met with and captured by
a French cruizer, and afterwards refcued by a Britilh wall, for
which fervicc falvage was claimed.—*(he Court pronounced, un-
der all the circumitances of the cafe, that the valet was exempt
from the payment of falvage.
Charlotte, t..tromtter maiter.—This notugoefe (hip was laden
with pitch and La.—Ship and cargo condemn

Fred, Punnets mafter.— I his vet Tel was claimed as Britifh pro.
party —Ship reftored, with freight and eapences.
Nova Amizade, Hoban matter. —This Portogsefe Yaffe!, with
a. cargo of cotton wool, was on a voyage from Lilboo to Nantes.
this cafe, further proof was required.
Fanny, matter —This wird. under American colours, la.
den with a cargo of Eaft India produce, was captured itl.the pro-
[caution of he>• voyage from America to Amsterdam. The Court,
in this cafe, pronounced the feizurc of the ship in queftion to be
uujultifiahlf, accordingly reftnred the fame and the cargo, and
condemned the captors in colts and damages.
London, England, 1807-10-31

NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEM2F.R 6.
FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET,
IT MAY BC
60,000,
_ _

F the Fult.drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the
-a Holder has a Chance for the 204=1. Prize in the Little Sup
/lemettrary Intttery, of only 6,000 rickets.
From the above unprecedented Grand Prize being to be ob-
tained at fo fmall an Adventure, the probable circumltance is.
slat every Ticket and Share will be fold before the Next Day's
thawing.

Warranted Undrawn Tic:errs and SHARES Rill on fate at
J. WARNER's, No. 16. Cornhill. facing the Royal Exchange.
PRESEN r PRICE.
Ticket Lzt zo 0
Nair - £to z 8 o 1 Eighth La i 6 0
Quarter 5 10 0 1 SlateLoth a 8 6
Note—Tinton and SHARES will certainly advance again be-
fore the Next Day's Drawing.
Orders from the Country. containing Bank Notes, Port Office
Orders, or Rim dated Bills, will be created the fame as it prefent.
London, England, 1807-10-31

IF YOU WISH FOR A SHARE
No Time mutt be Loft.
NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th,
iC tNoott
FOR THE FIRS T FtRAWN TICKET,
ar MAY IC
£60,c00.
IF the Firfl.drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the
Holder hasa Chance for the ao.coal. Prize in the Little Sup-
plementary Lottery of only 6,c00 Tickets.
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO.
rver anxious to oblige their Friends and the Public, ftrongly re-
commend them to purchafc immediately, left front the eircurn-
flame of gaining the Immenfe Sum of Sixty Thoufand Pounds, at
the trifling rifle of Twenty-one Pounds Ten Shilling., all the
Tickets or Shares lbould he fold before the next Day of Drawing,
fl the great difappointment of anxious Adventurers. •
icx VI'S and SHARES warranted undrawn, are now felling at
titr JAMES BRANSCOME and Co,.' Lucky Lottery Offices,
Holborn, Cornhill, and Haymarket.
Note —Tickets and Shares will certainly alvance again before
Friday, the 6th November.

al-C HArt DSON, GOODLUCK and CO. Stock.
Brokers. refpcdtfully acquaint their Friends and the Public,
who with to receive Money for the Tickets or Shares drawn Stir-
PLIMINTART PRIZES in the prelent lottery, that they mutt be
hot to their Offices, Bank-Buildings, Cornhill, or facing the Gate
of the King's Mcws, Charing Crofa, on or before the itch of next
Monti*, Nov:mber, in which cafe, they may receive Twenty
Pounds for a Whole Ticket, or in proportion fur Shares (as pro •
Pied by the Contradtors for the Lottery.) Thole not choofing
to receive Money, will have the Chance of the fame identical
Number in the Supplementary Lottery, which commences Draw-
ing en the tsth of No v VASES and contains
Prize of 420,000 z Prize of Eto,ooo
zr.oo 5 Soo
so :co 20 50
Thu 1, of its
GREAT PRIZ% o 6fo 0 40,0^...0l will be the Firft drawn
Ticket oa FRIDAY the SIXTH of NOVEMBER.

Other Prize. in the Wheel :
2 of L 1 poo I sa of £ 100
2 of Soo I SewSu .
fl4CtB and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on ale, by
RI.:1-lARLSON, GQODLUCK, and Cc.
London, England, 1807-10-31

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

Friday fe'llnight, the Rey. George Smith, M. A.Cbaplain to his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence. and Vicar of Ottery saint
Mary, in Deyonfhirc, was inflituted by the Hon. and Right Rev.
the Bilhop of Exeter, bo the rectory of Charlton, on the prefenta-
don of the Right Hon. Lord Borringdon, void by the death of the
Rev. Wiliam Ticket.
London, England, 1807-10-31

IMPROVED FURNITURE PASTE.

'(''HIS Competition is much ufed by Cabinet Makers
11 to clean and beautify Mahogany and other wood. Its linell
is not difagreeable, neither will it (lain the whiteft Linen, and a
very little labour will produce the molt brilliant polifh
Prepared and fold wholtfale and retail by T. Shillitoe.Druggift,
Tottenham High Crofs; and by appointment by Shaw and E'i.
wards ,No 66, St. Paul's Churchyard; Randall. (late butt) Royal
Flchange and Stilwell, No. 71, Shoredltch ;at ts 2d each P. t.

14 .A.
ANCING AND SINGING.PRIV ATE INSTRUCTION.
ESSRS.• ALLEN and PRINCE inform the
Public, the Teaching at No. to, Great Alie-ftreet. Good:
man's fields, and Eaft End of the Town, is now carried on . by
and on account of Mr. Prince fold; ; and the Teaching at
No. 19. Sherrard ftreet, Golden fquare, and Welt End of the
Town, I,y and on account of Mr. Allen. But on their full general
przelifit.g evenings and other occalions they propofe alEfting each
ether.

1 lice individually beg leave to declare, they will continue to
ground their claims to extenfive and relpedable patronage, on the
unremitting exertion of their utmost abilities fur the improve-
meet of their Ynpils

La( and Gentlemen of any age, who have never acquired the
accomplifhment of Dancing, Singing. or Initruntental Mew, may
be affured cf learning them expeditiouflp, fcientifinally, and quite
in private, at their Academies.
London, England, 1807-10-31

BALTIC EXPEDITION.

The following letters were received by the Gotten-
burgh and it►land mails of this morning :

" COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER vr.

it Yeflerday a great part of the Englith heavy ord-
ninee paffed through Copenhagen, efcorted through
the town by Danifh bode, to be trnbatked on board
the Englifh fleet.
_ _

" Several perfons lately arrived from Hellingburg
hate, that part of the enemy's tronps Are to winter at
Schonen. Zealand will be entirely evacuated by the
Englith in a few days."

HELSINGBURG, OCrOTIER

44 The evacuati,m of Zealand by the Eng!ith troops
was comple,ed yetlerday, when Admiral GAMBIER
and General CATHCAItT came on those here, and
were prefented to the KING and gyEE.r4 of SWI,DEN;
after which the King and Q.Lieeri, with the Court,
attended up-1n the beach, to fee the fleet depart,
and were fa:wed by each of the 'hips as they gaffed;
and, from its being fo large a fleet, the flp,ht was
truly into efling. Mr. MNIRY, the Englah Miniacr,
is here, and this morning difpatchcd a lieffenger to
Petetfblugh."

" HULL, OCT. 18, 1807, xo

" The Hornby tranfport, from Copenhagen, with
troops, has this evening put in here, with the lofs of
anchor and cable, ar.d other damage. She failed
from Copenhagen feven Jays ago, at which time our
troop had evacuated the ifland of Zealand. A Lieu-
tenant Baowst, of the German Legion, who came
in the liornby, was the perf.:n who delivered up the
keys of the citadel to the Danith Officer appointed to
receive them. A divifion of our (hips are laid to
have been lett cruizing in the pelt; but the remainder
of the fleet, together with the Danifh Ihips, &c. had
failed fur England."

" YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 33.

" Yeller day afternoon, between three and four
o'clock, Admirals GAMBIER and ESSINGTON anchor.
eJ in thefe reads, from Copenhagen, with the grand
North Sea fleet, and remain with the tranf _ports as
pa. lA. Some of the tranfports being miffing, it is
!eared they have been captured on their pairage.—
Louts XVIII. remains at prefent on board the Swe-
difh frigate 'l'roje. The weather has prevented the
troops iron) difembarking."

41 DOVER, OCTOBER 30.

44 Part of the Danilli fleet paired by here lall night,
for the Weßward ; but as the wind is now contrary,
and blows prong. it is fuppoled they will be obliged
to go back into the Downs. Eight large Chips, ap•
parently fram the North Sea, were ken frein here
this morning, off the South Sand Head ; but as the
wind blew from (:ff the land, ttey went down the
back of the Goodwin Sands, and it is fuppoled they
will go into the Downs round the Northland Head,
with the ebb tide, this afternoon."

" DEAL, OCTOBER 30.
" The (hips lying at the back of the Northfand
cad, prove to be the PUMPEF, Vice Admiral STAN

JPE; CAPTAIN, SUPER; and RUBY, with font fail
f Danifh men of Walt : they plied the back of ,the
Goodwia Sands this morning, wits, an attempt (as
ftipppfed) to come into the Downs, but the tide
againfl them, could nit effea it; they are
txcceed to arrive about fix o'cloclFthis evening."
London, England, 1807-03-25

MARRIED.

........
At Mary•la Bonne Church, Captain Stuart, of the itch Light
Dragoons, to Mifs Anion, filter of Vifeount Anion. _
I.ately, at St. George's. Hat over fquate, Dennis O'Leary, Efq.
of Grofvenor-place. to Miff Ellen Hutton, daughter of Dr. Hut-
ton, of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich.
London, England, 1807-03-25

LIMERICK, MARCH 17.

We have teen a letter from a Field Officer of the .
26th regiment, to his friend in this city, dated from
Nleffina, which Hates, that his Majelly's troops there
have fuffered materially by the hardfhips of forced
marches, which brought on a fevere cold, canted a
Black Fever, and proved mortal to nearly 40 Officers
and 1500 Privates.
The following pertains have been capitally convict
led in the County Court, viz. James Fitzgerald, Tho-
mas Connors, James Blake, and Lau. Hanly, fi r
murdering Darby Q2aine, and afterwards fettirg
fire to his dwelling.houfe and haggar t, at Tull..ven,
on the 28th of October fall, which were entirely con-
turned. The Jury recommended Hanly to mercy ;
however, the Honourable Jullice Fletcher paired the
awful fentence of the law, and ordered them for ex•
coition on Monday, the 16th jabot, and their bodies
for difration.—John Mara, for a burglary in the
dwelling.houfe of John Fitzgerald, at Atlacca— to
be executed on the loth of April.
Yefterday m3rning, James Fitzgerald, Thomas
Connors, James Blake, and Laurence Hanly, were
taken from the county gaol by the Sher is, and brought
under a ftrong elcort, to Tullaven, where the crime
was committed ; they were launched into eternity
protelling their innocence.
Yefterday, John Gorman and James Sheeran were
brought in here, under a tranfmit warrant from
London, charged with being concerned in the murder
of Tim.thy Meehan, Come years ago, at the fair of
Dromin in this county, for which James Keenan was
executed loft March.
London, England, 1807-03-25

DUBLIN. MARCH 19.

Yeflerday, in obedience to a fummons of the Right
Honourable the LORD MAYOR. a Pal Affernbly was
held at the Exhibition room, in William-ftreet, " to
take into confideration the propriety of petitioning
the Imperial Parliament to fupport our happy Con-
Ititution in Church and State."

.....
In the Commons Houle, Mr. G: VVARD entered into
a full invelligation of the claims of the Roman Ca-
tholics, and their objedts, as appeared in their debates
lately publifhed in the newfpapers, or► which he ani-
madverted at length, and concluded with moving,
44 That a petition be prefented to both Houfes of
Parliament, praying them to refute the claims of the
Roman Catholics, and thereby pteferve the Conftitu-
tion in Church and State."
Mr. Cora feconded the motion. _ _ _

Mr. FARREL, Mr. Huirow, Mr. Seams, and Mr.
STEPHLNS oppofed the motion; while Mr. Cots and
Mr. M'AuLIT ffrongly *potted it.
Mr. SEMPLI moved the quellion of adjournment,
upon which a bat* was demanded, when there ap-
petted for the adimrnment 13 —Againff adj,iurn-
ment and for going into the bulinefs of the day, 39.
The queflion of adjournment being thus 10(1, the
Houfe were proceeding in the debate on Mr. Gil-
lard's motion, when a Meflage was brought from
the Board of Aldermen, defiring the concurrence of
the Sheriff's and Commons in forming a Committee
to meet a Committee of the Aldermen, viz. Alder.
man Alexander, Alderman Exfhaw, Alderman
Kirkßatrick, and Alderman King, with the aid of
the Reorder, to draw up and pr6pare a Petition to
' Parliament, praying them to refill the claims of the
Roman Catholics, and to preferve the Conflitution in
Church and State ; which Petition, fo prepared,
should be prefented, in cafe the Roman Catholics
perfilled in their demands. This Meffage, containing
in fubflance the ltcfolution then under debate in their
Houle, was immediately acceded to, and Mr. Giffard,
Me. M'Auley, Mr. Cope, and Major Sirr, were
named a Committee to meet the Aldermen and Re-
corder on this bulinefs. In a (hors time they pro-
duced a Petition, little varying from that of 1805,
which palled with two diffenting voices.
London, England, 1807-03-25

That on Tuefday the 3 eft inftant, they will be ready to rem
itsfve Tenders in wilting, reeled up, and treat for Three Hundred
Chaltlion of PITT's TANFIELD MOOR COALS, full Pay
to be delivered immediately. In two entire Cargoes, free of alj
charge and rilk, into His Majefty's Vidualling Premifes at Dept-
ford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intertft ninety days
a::er date.
The Ccntlitiens of the Contradt may be fun at the Secretary'.
-'olSee.
Ns maid will Ile bad to stay Tender is woit'S the jeisefiall net be
infested its 000rds'ort irazeb,or 4414)11 toot be &bowed to do Board be-
Are Oae easeb fa the jvid Taefday the 3 rif iejfaset, leer orifs the
Reijan cabs make tire Tailors or law ?afoot NI He Miff, gawk to
ay/veer vars. called for.

E43#4ODIA HOUSE, March %a, any.
THE COURT of DIREC7 ORS of the UN ITID
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND treavz
tithe LAST INDIES,rio hardy give Notice,
That the following Proprietors qualified agreeable to Law,have
in conformity to the 6th Seddon of the 7th Chapter of the Bye-
Laws of the laid Company, fignified in writing to the Secretary,
their defire of becoming Candidates for the Direetion at the m-
ining Eledtioo of Six DireEtors, on Wednefday the Bth of April
next, viz.
John Bannerman, Efq. George Smith, Efq.
Devaynes, Efq. Kennard Smith, Efq.
Charles Grant, Efq. William I'hornton, Efq.
John Jackfon, Efq. Sweny Toone, Efq.
Eyles Irvin, Efq. Thomas Wellb, Efq.
Campbell Marjuribanks, Efq. Robert Williams, Efq.
WILLIAM EAMSAr, Secretary.
PHILANTHRO lC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, Pall-Mai
London, England, 1807-03-25

VIENNA, MARCH?.

At length we have received dire& intelligence from
Conflantinople, which mentions that the Porte has
declared war againa England, and that the Engirt!'
Ambaltador had much difficulty in efcaping from
that city by night, and getting on board an Englifh
frigate, in which he paired the Dardanelles. The
circumfiance which gave occation to the Porte to
take this 'Lep, is thus related:—

44 An Engin frigate (that in which the Ambaffa-
dor efcaped), had pared the Dardanelles, and fent
an exprefs to Conflantinople to declare, that ildmiral
Louis would certainly approach the capital and lay
it in aches, unlefs the Grand Signior would coofent
to ren-w the ancient treaties with England and Rd-
lia. This declaration did not produce the effect in-
tended. The Divan immediately refolved upon War
with England, and to get petrefEon of the Amts.&
factor's perlon ; and at the fame time fent orders to
the Commandants. of the Dardanelles not to fuffer the
Ambaffador to pats. Mr. Arbuthnot, notwithfland-
ing, contrived to millead the Turkith Commandants,
and to pars the Dardanelles, in confequence of the
frigate firing a (aline of feventeen guns, which was
returned by the Turks, who could not imagine this
was the frigate ss ith the Ambaffador on board. It is ad-
ded, that Mr. Ar buthont carried all his property away
with him ; and that betides the renewal of the trea-
ties with England and Rutlia, he demanded that all
the French firould be fent away from Contlantinople.
London, England, 1807-03-25

Frau:l(lmeg : he at hi ft made a refolute (land, but General bu.
pont m ached againit bins, overthrew him by a charge, aria entered 1
ts WI hint into the town, the firects of which were choaked up
with the Rullian •
. •
• " The hof light infantry, the 32d and the9;th of the line,
which compote this divifi.ni, dliiinguifheoi thenifelves Generals
Bartoi) and 1 abouffoe, Colonel SeMele, 01 the 24th of the line,
Calonel Meunier, of the 9th Lighz:llifisorry, the Chief of filattaibb
Rcugt% b f the 31d of the line, andilte, Chief of Squadron, Hubinet,
of the 9th iluflars, are deferving particular. encomiums
" Since. the arrival of the French army upon the Viftula, we
have taken front the K uffians in the engagements of Nitta& and
si;olymitt, 8v pieces of canoon ; at the engagement of Bergfried,
four pieces ; in the retreat of Allenftein, five pieces ; at the engage
went of Depper, 16 pieces ; at the engagement of Hoff, 12 pieces;
at the battle of Eytau, 24 pieces ; at the engagement of Braunfberg,
16 pieces; and at ;he engagement of Oftrolenka, nine pieces : total,
in pieces of cannon.

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it Ars been remarked upon this fubjedt, that the Emperor never
Loft any cannon in the arm which he has commanded, either in
the hilt campaigns of Italy and Egypt, in that of the Army a Re-
ferve, in that of Aultria and Moravia, or in that of RufLa and
Poland."