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London, England, 1807-11-24

MILAN, OCTOBER 29..

All the letters tram Venice mention, that the Ruf
Tian troops tittle, ve the thiaefl difcipline, and pay for
all they have in ready cash. General Lauriltun is
at Cartaro, where he has already introduced feveral
alterations in the adminitlration. He has put the
coatis of Albat,ia in the heti Hate of defence.
London, England, 1807-08-01

MONTE VIDEO.

Lall Wednefday morning the John Bull, Captain
LITIUVRE, arrived at. Jerfey from Monte Video,
which place the left on the asd May, when all the
troops were in good health. General WHirscoc v
had arrived. He gave the Mater a letter for General
Doi, of Jerfey, with dirations to inform him that
as his letter might fall into the enemy's hands, he
had Paid nothing relative to his Government, but
that as foon as the troops arrived from the Cape,
which they had left on the loth April, he intended
attacking Buenos Ayres, and that one of the tranf.
ports with thefe troops, had already arrived in the
Rio de la Plata, precious to the failing of the John
Bull.
London, England, 1807-08-01

LONDON.

:,ATURDAY. AUGUST r.
PRICE OF rocKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.OOK g
Coat suaguy 64—for A.•,uft 644—Rectuced 6241--Ornnium
par Ezo.4 Bills par is. pre.

The lall divifion of the Expedition has now failed
from the Downs. This event was announced by the
telegraph lalt night. The tranfports had on board the
3sd, 43d, pd, Bsd, and five companies of the 9sth
Regiments of Foot, with the 111 and ad Bttrali ns
the IR Regiment of the line of the K;ng's Getman
Legion, in all about solo men. They failed f r
the Notthward, pricier convoy of his Majelles (hips
Ps LUCAS, TARTARUS, and Ltcrerstwo.

The left of the tranfports, having on board Gene.
ral Sir Groana LUDLOW, did not get out of Ram(
gate harbour until one o'clock yellerday morning.
After Sir Gloans's departure, an orderly Serjeaant
arrived with difpatches, which were conveyed. to the
General with great difficulty.-
In addition to the Staff already mentioned, we
underhand Lieutenant General BURRALD wit corn
mand a dirifion, al.:: Major General BLottarrist.o
the artillery; Major General Wattos will alfo have
a brigade. The 43d, gad, and 9sth'regiments, all
light infantry, and without exception the belk.difci/
plined corps in the fervice, ate to form Sir ARTHUR
WELLlsLey's brigade, which is to be the 'cleric of
the Expedition. The regiments comprifing this bri
gade have been formed at Shorncliffe, &c. under
I Sir
,JOHN Monet.'s Reculiar eye.
__

No cavalry have gone with this expedition. As we
have before (laced, none will accompany it, but fuch
as had been previnufly destined and ordered for em•
barkation ; of thefe, as stated by us on the ;ad ult.
the Dragoons of the German Legion have been em•
barked at Hull and Grimfby on the Yorkfhirecoaft ;
neither is there any part of the waggon train ordered
tur this fel' vice, as erronenufly reported.•
We have jail received ale letter of a friend in that
fine corps the 43d Light I.kfantry Regiment, cmbar•
ked at Deal : he fays—" You will foon hear of n',
and, I am confident, hear at once moil important
and gloriouc accounts. We are bound in the mote
profound tecret that ever was kept by any Englint
lVlir.iltera: no boat whatever cap leave tile more for
us, without there is a cuflomhoufe officer, ar (one
confidential perfon in it, There Are rs,octo ;s fine

fellows as ever left England now embarled, and no
d)obt there will be many broken heads—but that is
nothing—never did men leave the Country in better
Ipirits, or with more enthofiafm, to meet an enemy."
London, England, 1807-08-01

MITTZOW; JUL! ss:

The Swedes have coMpletelywlthdrawn to StraL
fund. To-day they attempted a fortie- ihrougkahe
Vogthagen ; hut General Loifi4t, whole troops had
jolt come off A forced march, drove then' back into
the for trels.

While the heavy artillery is on the way here, the
lines of circumvallation are completing. It is hoped
the liege will not be protra6led long. Osir troops
have ROI wanted opportunities to diitingoith them-
laves. There have been lour engagemens lince the
t3th ; the tharpell wasat Rabatz, where the Swedes
had fortified the defiles with a nnmerous
General Mollitor took this polition from them,While
General B tudet engaged the Swedifb corps at Nogate,
commanded by the King in pc►lin. The Swedes
have latt about 250 men.

TONNINGEN, JULY 26
We have ilia kat ned that Bernadotte is gone on an
important mitron to Copenhagen. Great apprehen-
lions have been entertained for the fa,e of I-toldein,
the garrifon of liamburgh haying been ►ately aug-
mented to from fifteen to .fixteen thnufaod men, the
greater part of which are now, however, on their
march towards Holttein.

HAMBURGH, JULY 25.
Lord Falkland, the Commandant of the blockad.
ing frigate, ernizing before the Elbe, in anfwer to a
queflion font to him from Tonningen, has replied, that
continently with the lama order► he has received
from England, the ports of Glucknadt and Alti.na
are te.be cnnfidered as in a Rate of blockade ; that
no loaded velfels would be permi:ted to proceed up
the Elbe; and that neither wine, fpit its, or liquors of
any kind; would be allowed to pafs through the
Watten.

PRIVATE LETTER.—.--HAMBURGH, JULY 24. i
a The treaty with Ruffia is not yet known. It it
reported here, on the authotity of the Ruffian Officer
who came as courier to the Duke of Mecklenhurgh.
that Alexander was feized with a kind nfpliii^ upon
feeing the Ft'ench cat hi, frontiers, and told Bennigfen
and Prince BaAratliion to make peace on any telma.
He was even afraid, he fdie, that Nipoleon would
make no peace. The latter, w;t•ife arrily had fuff.lred
dreadfully, and was toy nt, means in• a •condition to
purfue its advantages, if any refillance hail been made,
was glad to leize the opportunity to get Alexander to
makes feparate peace, advantageous f Jr. the Frenc'
but which left Pruiria at the mercy of France."
London, England, 1807-02-12

DIED.

Tuefday morning. at bis hoafe, Chelfea, Samna Wyatt, Efq.
one of the mat celebrated Architedtt of the prcfent day
_

Saturday latt, Mrs. Hotter, widow of Dr. Horler, l'hyfician at
Ay 'Awry
Monday, at Tumham green, Philip Neill, Efq Barrifter at I .aw.
At Haddiewton, on the 29th ult. Alexander Frafeir, Efq. Sheriff
Clerk ot Haddingtonfhire.
At Kelvlnhead, on the 3e R ult. aged 72, Mr. Nicol Baird, Sur-
veyor of the Eolith and Clyde Navigation.
Lately, at Wearmouth, aged too. a man named E. Lawfon.
On the 23th ult Mifs Catharine Sarah, ynungelt daughter of the
Rev Thomas Sandford, of Sandford Hall, county el S atop.
Weduefday fennight, at l.ewilham I fill. aged li4e Rev. John
Thornhill, Redtor of Horton, GlcueelleHhire.

PRICE OF HOPS IN TH... BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 41 15g to SI Us Pockits ct Cc to 61 tos

►RICK Of DAT AND STRAW IN 0611TilISILLD.

Hay, - 31 ics to 41 tss Closet
Rowels ci on to cl (4. Straw,

41 cs to 51 S•
t6s to 21 8►

COAL MARKET, February i t.
Ships at Market Ships fold Pike
97 Newcaftle Coal 23 36., od to 45s gd
4 Sunderland I —4 oil to 4os 911
t Stone Coal - o ...s od to —s od
a Cinders - a 3(s td to —s od
London, England, 1807-02-12

DR. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER and ANA-
- TIC P 11.1.11 prepared at the reduced prices of to. 9d
tht piaci, and as. 9d. per box, by Benjamin Perrin, Chemift, No.
Southampton-ftreet, Covent Garden, London. the only per.
-fon who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert James.—they
are equally genuine with chafe fold at double the price, Alfo Per-
xin's Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully
preferve them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Ach—io
fhort, it will do all that can pollibly be done b 7 dr.y preparation,
irnocent in its nature and pleafant in its life, and will pros i va-
itiable acquifition to every individual Niefirous of Teeth found,
-dean, and white, or of Gums, healthy, firm, and fluid ; in boxes
price as. 9d. each. Ladies particular is Lavender Water will find
their fenfes much gratified by Perrin's Double Diltilled, at at. O-
rr bottle equal to any in Loudon, alti.ough fold at a much higher

.ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS,
S the lafeli and molt immediate Remedy ever yet
compounded for the Cure of Cold. upon the Lungs, Aftluna,
tough, and Confumptive Cafes; to all which, the Inhabitants of
shtic Islands are more efpecially expofed, by the moaners of the
Air, that conitantly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied
.zy a troubleforne and eventually dangerous Cough z this if wit re-
moved, daily inceeafes In obilinacy, extending its baleful effeets
over the weak and tender frame, or wholly dettroyi..g the tune
tions of the Lungs in more robuft Perfoos
Tk Ballamic Elixir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Rnbberds is
compounded to meet thofe evils to reftorc the tone of tine Chet
and its contents. and thereby difcharge that tendency to Contomp-
tion and Afthina, ever found to fucceed filch injury of the Limp.
In long contracted and obftinate cafes, a few Bottles are accelLary,
but in all relent Coughs, the Elixir atAs iiittantaneoully. and re-
Rotes the Patienteo hie former Health; leaving a doubt that his
Linea proceeded .rather from fancy than reality.
A CAUTION.- ElON.—Abferve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap-
ride. b engraved on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle:
all others are counterfeits.
' Sold Wholefale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Robberds,
• APatbecaryyst Mr. Bakes, No. 4. Cheapfide. corner of Parer-
nofter-row; and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough ; Allen, No.
76, Oxford fired; Stratton, Leiceßcr fquarc : and molt Country
Ilcakiellura, is Ai:oak:hat as. 9d, and 6s cacti,
London, England, 1807-02-12

M ARRIED.

Tudday night, by fpecfailicence,at the Hon. Col. St. Leger's,
in Sloane-ft red, the Hon, and Rev. Edward faylur,l tother of the
Marquis of Headford, to Mifs St. Leger, eldcft daughter of Colo-
nel St. Leger, and nirce to Vircourt lonneraile.
Tuefday, at Mary la bonne Church, Rob-rt Inglis, Ffq.
only fon of Sir Hugh Inglis, Bar:. to Mifs l3ifcoc, eldeft daughter
of J. S. Bilcue,Efq. of Pendhill, Surrey.
London, England, 1807-02-12

FROM LLOYD'S LI3T.

GRAY! 3 IND, Fee, 10.--Paffeal by the Charles Carter. Temp-
kins, from Virginia ; and the Hetty, Hennas, from Laltimore.—
Sailed the Stranger, Hunter, for Jamaica ; Iris. Phillips, for Gre-
nada ; Robert and Sarah, Teaftlale ; and the Lord Keith, Bruce,
for Gibraltar.

Fs a I I.—Sailed the Centurion, Douglas, for Jamaica Harvey.
Ha rvie, for Tobago; and the St. Vincent ,Billings, for St. Vincent's,

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY_

The General Stuart for l'Aurore, will be paid at No. zs, New
City Chambers, Bithopfgate-ftreet, on the 13th of May.
The Druid, for the Prince Murat,captured Feb. a, 184 will be
paid on board on the acth MR. Recalls at No. s, James-Rreet,
Adelphi.
The Surinam, (for the El Pacifico, El Tomora, and Alesandro,
captured May t f, and San Dumingo,May r 7, 18.6. will he paid
eon board on Friday nest. Recalls at Mr Lync's, Plyinuath,Tucf
days a-d Fridays.

The Cruizer, (or the Sufannah Margaretta, captured Aug 23,
38os, wi,l be paid on the Cruiacr's arrival in port. Recalls at the
fame tune and place as the above:

The Kirgssfher, for the De Freede, captured in Auguß, t 793,
will be p. id t.n the loth inft. at No. 23, Nortolk•Rreet. Recalls,
Thieldays and Fridays, at the fame place.

AD7,IIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS COMMON3.—TiIet
day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded
to the adjudication of the following cafes :

Vrow Wilhe!mina, Bruns matter —This yard, laden with fait ,
was in t'e profecution of her voyage to Riga when captured.—
Ship and cargo reftered as claimed.

Vrow Heriartica Tjcits mailer—This being a cafe czadt:y of
the fame dcfcription, ref:it ution was decreed of the (hip and cargo,
Juffrow Harrnina, Rabe maftcr.--lii this cafe the fnip was pro-
nouneed to beloaz as claimed. Demurrage, freight, and expences
were referved.

Magdalena, Pedcrfen matter—This wird. under Daniel co-
lours laden with various mcrchandize, was captured on a voyage
from Cottenhurg to Nantz. The quail was with refpeet to
the cargo, of which further proof was dirceted.—Freight and ex-
pence: refervcd.
Flora Hal-rifts matter.—Tllis fhip was aliened to he Portugnefe
p-op:rty ; hut the Court rtjtetcsl the claim with relpeLtt to the
and cargo..

Dfieiiefuft rs, (;erft 'I mailer .—This was a further proof cafe,
as to the property of the cargo. conr.aing of clover feed, which the
Coart held to be tufficient, and reitored t:2e and allowed the
captors their experes•
London, England, 1807-02-12

At the Timber Yard, known by the name of the Prifon Yard,
in Plymouth, -
On Friday, the ay th of February initant, at Ten &Clock is the

Forenoon
A Feet of very Choice HON-
DURAS MAHOGANY.
For 'leering the fame and Cataloguer. apply 'co
Mr. JOHN HAWKER,
Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1807-02-12

This day was pablithed,

THE CABINET of the ARTS ; being a new
and univcrfal DRAWINO BOOK, forming a complete fyf-
trn of Drawing, Etching, Engraving. Mcnotinto and Aqua• tinta,
Painting in all its Branches, PerfpeCtive, Projection, and Survey-
ing; with aU their varions and appendant parts : containing th e
whole Theory and Pradlice of the Fine Arts in general. difplaying
in a molt familiar manner the whole Rudiments of Lnitation. De-
tign, Ditpufition, Invention, and Deception, illuftrated with up.
wards of kr), elegant Engravings, from Drawing.; by the Mt As-
tilts. To which is added an Appendis, containing feveral curious.
and ufeful Miliellancous Articles.

---..----..-..---- --_______.
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Author of the A crompli flied furor, Scc.
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Bookfelkrs in the United Kivgdom.
V A fbperior Edition, with beautiful coloured plates, price 3s.
London, England, 1807-11-06

moods, arrived at Port Royal, lattan Sunday twin-
ing, having under her convoy the (hip 130 Inna, and
brig Maria. The Welt India fleet, numbering 281
fail, left Portfmouth on the 29th June, under convoy
of the Julia brig, of 1 S guns, Captain Yarker, and the
Tweed ; arrived at Madeira on the 16th July, and.
quitted Funchal Roads on the 25th. On the 22d
ult. the Julia parted with thole bound to the South.
ern Colonies, and on the 24th, the remainder, 20 in
number, anchored in Carlifle Bay, with the Tweed,
except one, the (hip Europa, Orr, from Glafgow,
bound to St. Thomas's, which, unfnrtanately, mifla-
king the fignal lights of Charles Fort for thole of
the convoy, intending to luff attain of them, °ruck
on the fouth fhore of Needham's Reef, and bilged.
Her cargo, Paid to be worth near 45,0c01.
will chiefly be fared, but the (hip will be loft. On the
39th the Tweed proceeded with ten fail for this ifland,
but in a fevere gale, which they encountered that
evening, f ,ur veffels, the .Albion, Canso, and Hope,
',WO'', for this port, and two (hips fir the North
fide, parted company.

BRIDGE TOWN, BARBADOES, AUGUSt 23.
We have infinite fatisfaelion in Dating the gallant
capture of the enemy's letter of marque brig le
Rhone, from Martinique, bound to the Oronnko, cf
feEted by his Majelly's Ichooner Balahou, with the
Laura cutter in company. The Laura was the•firf
which came up with the enemy, end, from the dull
failing of the Balahou, had to engage her for four
hours, when, having her topmall (hot away, the
dropped aftern, and the Balahou at the moment
coming up, ran alongfide and opened a heavy fire,
which compelled the brig to Ilrike.
The laD accounts from the Admiral are of the 3111
ult. when he was at Tortola.

Aucurr.2s.—Colonel Sir 'John Wardlaw, we are
happy to lh has at length, after a long and op.
preffive captivity, effeeted his releafe, and arrived here
this morning. We are not at prefent informed how
this has been accomplithed, but we heartily congra-
tulate him and his numerous friends on the occdli-►n.
London, England, 1807-11-06

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sir—l am confident your readers will be gratified
by a perufal of the following Lines to the Memory of
Lieutenant Colonel PATRICK M'LIOD, commanding
the zd battalion of the 78th regiment, who fell on the
rsith of April. 18°7, covered with wounds, glorioufly
fuitaining the honour of the Britilh flag, againtl a
horde of armed Turks, near Rofetta, in Egypt.
U. IL

What child of dcfpair, on the wings of the wind,
So mournfully warbles the woes of mankind ?
El is the bird of the defart, it comes from afar,
Anil its talons are red with the Bps of the war !
Weep, weep, Caledonia! and number the Bain,
The plumes of thy mountains are trod to the ;lain:
The Sands of El Hanset arc glutted with gore,
And the proud crefted native exults on the more !
But who is that Youth oo the defart laid low,
The laurels of Maid* entwining his brow ?
Tb' Hilarious Chief of a well chores band,
Who DO more Stall return to his dear native land !
Alt! weep for the Hero ! weep over his grave,
The tears of their Country are due to the brave,
Who feariefs encounter the legions of death,
And prove true to the lift of their blood and their breath!
All bail ! brave M'Lzoo, tho' we bid thee adieu,
Thy worth and thy valour malt live in our view;
The fond hopes of youth, have espied with life's flame,
But thy glory ball rife in the records of Fame !
London, England, 1807-08-24

AMERICA.

'We have received New York and other Ameii.
can Papers, to the ath ult. There is Rill little ap.
. penance of hoftilities with this country ; although
po done is left unturned by the American Journalifts
to inflame the 'binds of the populace again(} the
arias.. In the mean timer, this irritationfeems to
be tatirely confined to the unthinking claffes of the
community, and the American Government evidently
leans towards an amicable adjafinsent of the diffe.
rams thvbave excited filch violent ebullitions of
patriotifm.
The Difpatches received from Admiral BEIKELEY
on Saturday, were brought by the William Itore-thip,
which left Halifax, on the zgth ult. The BEL-
LO* A had arrived there the day before, from the
Chefateal. The official accounts and documents re-
lating to the affair between the Leoraeo and the
American frigate have been tranfalitted by this op-
portunity. As foon,•tberefore! as the difpatahes Paid
to have been fent to Mr. Maxims by the United
States veffel, the Revenge, (hall arrive, the difcuffioa
of the late tranfaeion, and the principle on which is
Is founded, will.be proceeded on.
Captain Loin, of the Maddifcm, -which-arrived at
Port Glafgsow on Monday lafi, from Virginia, io 3;
days, report's, that fo late as the 16th of July. on
which day he was at Norfolk, no aft of aggreffion had
taken place on either fide ; but that the Proclamatioq
of the Prifident, for withholding water and provifions

frnm Britifh men of war, had been Arial. enforced.
The Maddifon pa ffed through ComrooLlor,: DOUGLAS'S
fquadron op the night of the 17th, but was not hailed:
The following article, from the New York Papers
of the i 7th, feems to relate to fome operations of the
Britith fleets in the Indian feas, but of which wohave
not, as yet, received any official intelligence :
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 17.
EXTRACT OF A BRIM FROM CAPTAIN SMITH, OF THA
SHIP FANNY,. AIIiTRD LT THB LAZARETTO, NEW
YORK, FROM CANTO,.
44 As the Helvitns is arrived and failed after me
from Cantcn, there is nothing from that quarter
Which I can communicate worth attention. I failed

fromMacan, February 14th: the day following had a
hard gale from the call ward, carried away the fore-
mall. In paling the Straits of Sunda, was informed
by the government boat, that the Britifir had totally
deftroyed the fortifications and other buildings on
Onruti; and there were four Englin) (hips of war then
there..

"The Mips mentioned here, paffed Anger as
follows—Orion. of Philadelphia, March 5, -115 days
paffage; Chip Bayard, W00D,,.0f Providence. R.
'February iZ, 158 days pafftge; fbip Frames Hen.
rietta, New York, March 6, '42 days. On the t9th
of April, in lat. 29, 32, 10ng..38.24. E. was boarded
by his Imperial Majeßy NAPOLIMI'S ftigate le Pied-
sisontefe : lifter two hours detention, permitted to
proceed. On the line, (poke the Ruby, of Charlet'.
ton, from the river Congo, with naves. When the
left the river the Hindofian, of Philadelphia,
was lying there ; the had been there five weeks out.
fide of the ver's mouth ; could not get in or out
on account of .the flrong frethets in the rivers."
London, England, 1807-08-24

NEW YORK, JULY 17.

A new (hip, of about 200 tons, valued at 20,000
dollars, from Liverpool for Newport, laden with falt
and crates, was wrecked at Block Ifland on the 29th
ult.—the crew and a (mall part of the property laved.

• FROM LLOYD'a LIST.
Oa AVESE teD. Auo. 2t.—Paired by the Refolution, Ketnpfer;
and the Autoia, Baker, from Memel. Sailed the Stranger, Ro
binfon. for Philadelphia; George.l.lewellyn, for Gibraltar; Wil-
liam, Kiilman, for Dark, acd theßetky, Shaplef, for Guctnfcy.
London, England, 1807-08-24

PETERSBURGH, JULY 28.

On the 13th of March WI, in the afternoon, the
inhabitants of the Canton of juchnow, in the go- ,
vernment of Smolenik, were alarmed by an uncom-,1
-monly loud clap of thunder. At the moment of this i
explofion two peafants belonging to the village of
Peremerchajew, to the Canton of Wavle, being out
in the fields, perceived at the diltance uT forty paces,
a black (tone of confiderable magnitude falling to
the earth, which it penetrated to a confiderable depth
beneath the snow. It was cNg up and found to be
of an oblong rquare figure,.of a black colours re-
sembling call iron, very smooth throughout, refem
bling a coffin on one fide, "and weighing about t
pounds.
MEMEL, JULY 24. .
. .
His blajelly the King of Pruffia, having by the
treaty of Peace with France, concluded at Mt,
ceded alto the 'provinces of South and New Eaft
Pruffia, has refolved, in confequence of this ceffion,
that the fubalterns and privates of the Praffian a my,
natives of thole two provinces, fhall be dilmiffed to
their homes. His Majeny will now, alto, not with-
hold the Officers and Enfigns of his army, natives of
South and New Eall Proffitt, from the fervice of their
new Sovereign, but hereby difmiffes them altogether
fiont the fervice, (whether they belong to regiments
and battalions nal eliding, or to others that are dif-
folved) and dire&s them to apply to the Supreme
Board of War, where they will receive the certificate
of their cliinsiffiun.

VERONA, JULY 14.
Letters from Tyrol fay, " The heat here is almoli
intolerable. The har vett is over, and at Botzen the
grapes are already ripe, a cireamftance which has not
occurred for half a century."
London, England, 1807-08-24

WARSAW, AUGUST 3.

Generals Wrede, Sucher, Gazan, Zaj.inzeck,
Tombrowiki, &c. have fucceffively arrived here.'
The Members of our Regency have received the
Order of the Legion of Honour.
Our Government has iffued feveral Proclamations
relative to our future Contlitution. We shall retain
our army and our national language, and treaties of
commerce will be concluded with the contiguous
pcwers. " It is true," lays one cf thefe Proclama-
tions, that we are confined.within limits; but the
hero who preferibes laws to fo great a portiOn of the
world, had particularly in view, to preterve to us
the prerogat►ves which were fo dear to our forefa.
them." .
London, England, 1807-08-24

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

••••••••
PARIS, AUGUST 3. •
The 14th of o:li,ber, being the trniverfary of the
Lcaptute of Ulm arid the battle of Jena, wi►l be oh-
ferved as a national feßival, at which deputations
from all the corps of the grand army will affill.
People are at this moment employed in demolilb.
ing the Church of St. Genevieve, one of.tht.luott
ancient in Pell is, ereeled in the year 01, by Clovis,
atthe requett ofQ2een Clotildes who, with her chil-
dren, was interred in it. The molt remarkable in-
fcriptions and monuments will be reasoned. to the
Mufeum of the Petites Augullins.
Agreeable to a decree, dated at Finkeneein, the
Emperor has founded, at Marfeilles, a Profeirotatip
for the Arabic language, to which he has appointed
Don Gabriel, formerly mil ovary at Cairo, with a
penfion of 8000 francs.
A plan is (aid to be already prnjeEted for an Ex.
change in this city, with which the Baak of France
is to be united.

STUTGARDT, JULY 2?.

Our Ccurt Gazette of this day, contains the follbw-
ing intelligence—
" On Thurfday; the 231 i of this month, his Ma-
jetty received from Dretden a courier fent by the
Emperor and King Napoleon, directing him to-pre:
ceed immediately to Frankfort on the Maine. 'He
arrived there at four o'clock on Friday morning.—
At fix in the evening, the Emperor, who had been
expeCted for two days, arrived there. His Majefty the
King of Wirtemberg had an interview with him of
about an hour, and fet off the next day for Lonitburg,
where he arrived at two in the afternoon of Sunday.
14 We learn that the marriage concluded upon a
year ago between the new King of Weliphalia and her
Royal Highnefs the Princefs Catherine, will thortly
take place, and that the French Ambaffador, Martha'
Beffieres, will proceed to Stutgardt, as proxy, without
delay. Their Majeffies and the Court are expeted
on the 3 IR of July in this capital."
London, England, 1807-08-12

Tefpell to the regiftering of arms, had been executed
~,;!1, great mildnets, And in refpeet to the fearchin,;
for arms, had never been ailed npnn at all, ben i.;
cafes of recefli•v. It was in fad a mere renewal of
an Aft extremely well known tbrou2hout the coon
try. and he did nut conceive it ticceittry to extend
the term nn the ground of any furprife from an ig
notacce of t'le law.
Lord HA RDWICRE thought, that the ,bferva-
tions of the Learned Lord had rather confirmed than
refuted what he had fuggetted upin the fubjea : for
the very circumflance of the mild and lenient manner
in which the Aft had been executed, had almoll
rendered it obtolete ; and he believed, in point of
feel, that the neceffity of regiltration had been ad
vetted to by very few perfons, and thus, in point of
fairnefs and palace, it was necefisry to be particu-
larly attentive tn the effeetnal promolgationof the law.
The propolition of Earl Hardwicke was negatived.
Lord HOLLAND moved an Amendment, to lie
mit the duration of the Ad to one year, and to the
end of the then next Seffion of Parliament, which,
in fact, extended it to two years. He obferved, that
what had been Rated by the Noble Earl in regard to
the regiftration of arms, appeared to be perfectly'
correct; the regiftration was in feet a meafure of
mildiefs and lenity, but if the neceffity of it fhould
not be generally known, it would become a meafure
of extreme feverity.
Lord HOLLAND moved that the period of
fearching for arms fhonld be between fno•fet and
fun-rife.
was all') negatived.
The Houfe returned, the Report was received,
and the Bill nreered ro be read a third time to-morrow.
Lord HOLLAND inquired at what hour ? and
was anfwered, at halt paR four, or a quarter from
five o'clock.
The Curates indemnity i• ill was read a fecond time, and refer-
kcJ to a Committee, confirltvg of site Peer.= preterit, with liberty
to fit to morrow forenoon

Adjourned tid to-tnorzuw (This uay.)

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1807-08-12

BANXRUPTS.

hn of I!..lion.fti etc, Whi:echapel Lather
:I,r. to flit render Anglia 15. it, and September 22, at ten, at
qui Attortur, Mr. Hughcs, Bear-yard, Lincoln's Inn•

S;r art Statham, Fdwyn Statham. and Henry Garton, lite of
Nottingham. hots-rs, dealers. chapmen and viers, Auzuft tq,
2.3. d::cpt. 22, at nine. a: the Plackmoor's Ncrtingham.
Attortd.s, Mr, IL nry Percy, Nottingham; or Meffrs Mac-
doug ill and limiter. i incoin's Inn, London.

ilip-Fethe: ft n and Jobn lindgrnn the young-r, lute of Chrift-
church, rey. enpartneri, diltillers, dealers and elsapmen,
Anglia a 8, as, and N• 1 !ember 22, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Webb, SL Southwark.

John ftollyoaite, of Brixton-row, Surrey, dealer sod chapman,
Auguft iB, at eleven, Auguft 29. at twelve, and September 22,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Henry Taylor, No. 7,
Took's-court, Curfitor-street, Chancery-lane.
William Lees, of Liverpool, merchant, September 2. 3, and 22, at
twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-ftreet, Attornits,
Meffrs. Lace and HATA Liverpool, or Mr. William Atkinfun,
Chancery-lane, Lor.don.
Richard Meadley, of King( patten-maker, dealer
and elsapman. Auguft 18, 19, and Sept. 22, at eleven, at the
George Inn. Kinglton-upon HulL Attornies, Meffrs. Sykes and
Knowles, New Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. Martin, Hull.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1807-08-12

Nu ‘4l-x3t 5786

rICTUALLING-01.F10E, ,aly 28, 1807
144 E COMVISSIONEIS for VICTUZLI.IIVG
HIS l'efAY llS`rrs NAvr do bevel, give Notice,
That on Tuefday the Bth of September next, they will be
teady to receive Tenders in writingfealed up) and treat with fuch
perfons as will undertake to limply all inch quantities of CHE-
isHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOU-
i4STERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheefe of equal goodnefs, and of
tOSE CORK (fecond) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER, of
Aleal goodnefs. as than be required for His Majetty's Vietoallirg
rvic-e, from the ift of Odober next, to the 30th of September,
5808, incluftve.
To he delivered from time to time, as demanded, into the
Vietualling Stores at Deptford, Pot dmouth, Plymouth and Cork,
et the Contrador's expense; to be warranted to keep good and
.fonnd for the (pace of fix months from the refpedlioe periods of
'delivery; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interelt ninety
days after dare.
The Conditions of the Contraet may he fern at the Secretary's
Office, at thit Ofee, or by applying to Mr. John Williams Don-
Iterville, Agent for the Vie'tuafling at Cork.
NO regard sciil k bad to as, tender in told:b the prke flail not k
ia-
(srted in words at leortb, or that tall not be delivered to the Board before
We .'cicsk on the laid nefday, the Btb of September next, nor nog'
t 5: perfon who woks tb tewdersor fosse perfon on Lis Wall, attcnd,
so sultan vacs railed for.
London, England, 1807-08-12

TO THE FACULTY.

T— -------
O be DISPOSED of, the Sufinefs of a Surgeon,
Apothecary, and Man-Midwife, in a centrleal and populous
part of tte Town.—Arply for Cards of addrefs at Mr.
Su7gcctis' latrument-Mater, No. zs Leicelt.cr-ftreet, Lticeiter-
Iquarr.

(VEEN'S DENTIFRICE and BALSAM of MYRRH.
frti ESE Preparations bare for many years been sled
a in a highly refpetialtic circle. ineliatlng parrot's of the Sett
sank; nothing pernicious enters into their compofttiun, but under
the moft pleafant form they arc in thehigheft degree efficacious 'or
preferving the Teeth from decay and feorbutie taint, averting that
ferious evil the Tooth-ache, and beautifying both the Teeth and
Gums. It is therefore preiumed, that their ufe matt be general
wherever they are known.
Said by Mars. Horoby and Maw, No. ao. Fenehnrch-ftreet ;
J. Vale, No. 46, Cornbill; Butler, Chtanfi fe; Bolton, Royal
Xxehange • Tor, South-gate, Royal Fzehaw,e ; Ford, Barbican ;
aid by molt of the prinsipal Perfumers and iledicius. Venders in
the Metropolis.

PEMBROKESHIKE..—TO BE LE F, frodf filicliseloms next,
ALL that MESSUAGE fir DWELLING-
HOUSE, Garden, fig Railed Stable and Barg, Orttb the
Apfurtmances, called and known by the name of SOWTON,I
fituate in the Parifh of Narbeith. is the Counfy of Pembroke.
The Dwelling-home eonfitta of two parlours and a hall on the I
ground floor, four good bed chambers on cacti of the Eta and
mond floors. with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen,
dairy and cellars under ground.
Soditon is fituated on an eminence which commands extettfire
and pleafant views of th. furrounding country, and within a mile
of the market towp of Narberth, and ten mile' ..0 Haverfordweil,
tttenugh each o which towns the Mail Coach runs every day,
from Milford to I ondon.
The Country abounds With game. and there is a pack of hound.
kept within a mile of the place ; and there alto fev:ral capital
brooks for trout, within a thort dillance of the Houle.
A Tenant mny be fupplied with any quantity of Land rot et-
ceediog too Acres.
For further particulars enquire of Mr. John Amerman, Haver-
Fordweft.—Haverfordwelt, June 30, 1307.

SOMERSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(Subject to the Ere of the prefent Incumbent, a-c 4 641,
THE A.DVO4%r SON of a VICAItAGE in the ,
County of Sosnerfa, together with the Glebe Lands, and
Tithes.
The Glehe Land confifts of upward+ of sio Acres of excellent
Meadow and ether Land, which, together with the Tithes, is of
the value of 4:01. perannum, and upwards, and is likevtif; very
insproveabk ; the Vicarage lioure has been recently built, and
contains every ringuitite far the accommodation of a genteel family,
with Nimbi:: offices, coach houfe, Rabies, barn, out-houres, and
farm yard.
The fituation is delightful, commanding extenOve views, which
arc extremely bold and plEturerque ; it about a mile from the
Great Tun pike road running from Bath to Exeter ; about fix
miles from Bridgwater ; 13 from Ta.mton, and tight from Olaf-
tonbury.
Fur further particulars apply to Meirrs. Bleardale, Alexander,
and liolme, Solicitors, New Inn, London.
London, England, 1807-08-12

RANSG.4TE, AUGUST it.

A moll numerous afremblage of brilliant company
attended at BURGES'S Library Lit night. The Ger-
man Band performed with their Ilftl Al excellence.—
Mr. WIT HERDPN'i Library, on the Marine Parade,
had air() an unufaal difplay. Among our lateft ar-
rivals are— • •
Duke of Manchelter, Marquis Cornwallis, Marquis of Huntley
Lady Limerick, Countefs il:Amelai..l Hon. Lady Beresford, &e.
An Embarkation has jua taken place of the honks
left by the late expedition. They confiik of about 15
fpitited young honks, and were with much difficulty
got on board. They are chiefly Lord CATHCArtr's,
and are accompanied by about to of the German
Infantry, ant force Englifh Dragoons.
Two Swedifh yards were brought inflall night—
they were detained coming from a French port.
London, England, 1807-08-12

TWO O'CLOCK.

Wc flop the ?refs t•) fay, that it is very generally
reported, on the authority of private letters, that
ADMIRAL GAMBIER. HAS TAKEN POSSESSION OF THE
ISLAND OF ZEALAND, TIIGET HER WITH TWENTY SAIL
OF THE DANISH Nary! an event which, if true, gives
to Old England the complete command of the Sound!
A rumour was prevalent this morning, that a flag
of truce had arrived from France, but we cuuld not
trace the report to any authentic fource.
London, England, 1807-08-12

MARRIED.

Yefterc moroinz, by fpecial licence, Lady Charlotte jtokin-
fon, only od,u,,liter at the Earl Oi Liverpool, to the liottontahle Mr.
imftone, full of Lord Vifcoont Verolam Grin tone. The ce-
remony waA potot rued by the Rev. Dr. Ireland, our of the Pre
belt& of Weilminfter, and domatic Chapi4in to the Earl of Li
verponl
AtWhnlzfeld, near Kelfo, on Tuefday Unright, the Rev. James
Pringle, to Nils Ann Oliver, both of Ncwc4'.ll.!

MED.
On Friday Taft. at her hoof. in Edgware roid, aftcr a lingering
Mild's, Mrs. Elizabeth Swim, age.] 74 years.
On Thurfday. at HALT Mori ital, I.i.ut. C—n, of the Royal
Navy, late of his Majefty's Clip Mars, is co..llltienet. of a wound
he recaved in a duel
London, England, 1807-08-12

Neufchatel

The land acquired by Proflb 771
in Poland fincc the year t 7713,2 in -
cluding Dantsic and Thnrn. amounts to 2544 fquare mites,and its
Population to 3,114,000 fouls. Of this Pruffia retains about goo
fquare miles and 550,000 inhabiunts.
The lots in Poland amounts to 2144 - 2,564,0c0
Added to the above 6771 - 2.030,260

Sum total 2,8211 4494460
Haffel, in his Statinic Sketches of thc Pruffian monarchy, before
this war, eltimated its furtace at 5,645 fquare miles, with a popu-
lation of 9,856,000; hence Prullia retains, after the puce of Tilut,
about 2,823! Iquare miles, and 5,261,740 inhabitants.
It is worthy of remark, that Frederick 11. on his afcending the
Throne, in 1740, Inherited a territory of s,,tos fquarc miles and
2,200,000 fubjedts.
London, England, 1807-08-12

AUGUCT 8.

GOWER. v. SCR Tit ,sins TV R7(114, BART.—This'
was a Special Jury cattie. and was Hated by SCl:raTit
SIIEP FRI) to Se brought recover wcompenfaticn
in damages for tieterioiatims to the Plaintiff's ma-
nor, by felling trees. The main points in this caufe
were,. that Sir Thomas Tinton, who refides at Star
borcuAli Caine, in this connty, paying a quit rent to
the Lord of the Manor of Limpsfield ; in which is
ir.fulatcd another manor called Brinkholm, Sir This.
tsar wifb;ng to improve the view from the Cattle,
and put the Approaches in order, dug a Ida Ha next
ti wale abutting on Longbridge.lane, grubbed *up
the okl hedge that ran within tide, and in the end
ell! down Inch of the trees as interrupted his view.—
Mr. Gower, who it was Rated does not live on very
good terms-with his neighbours or tenants, in vain
remonfirated ; Sir Thomas 11111 continued his im•
psovements, gaining 'at each place a breadth of
[pound from the want ; to flop this plan was the jet
of the talon. A cloud of aged witneffes ware called
to prove ufages, cultorns, &c. And the eloquence of
Serjeants &Immo and Darr. with Mr. Gaartow,
were exerted in arguing the points of law ;—which
ultimately were decided for the Defendant.
Another cafe, exally of the fame nature, where
Fir Jofe?h Mawbey was the Defendant, was tried,
and met a amass. decilion.

CLOWN SIMI*

'T kenos Ratieelse. a genteel looking young Man,
was indicted t.•r dealing a one pound note and two
guineas and a half in the (hop of George Waugh, at
Guildford.

The prifoner was fhopman to Mr. Waugh, a
linen drader, at Guildford, who, having oecafion to
fufpeet the b,,nelly of the prifoner, markak (nine
*money which was in the till. One feven (billing piece
he traced, that the prifoner had changed at the play-
-I.oule door during the )aft races. He secured him
ith the theft, and the prifoner immediately confetred
i,. He was found guilty, and fentenecd to feven
years tranfpnt tation.
The bufinels here fiaifhed. The judges left the
town, but the Chief Jullice was expected to return on
Monday to try trilling cafes of afranit, which were
'moved from the left &Irmo. _ _

Fear pnfoners only •received reatenee of death, and I
none, it was oaderikood, would be left fat caseation.-
London, England, 1807-08-12

VIENNA, JULY as.

The Minifter of Foreign Affairs, Count Von Sta-
dion, will receive the Order of the Fleece. Our Hate
paper rifer upon the news of the peace:. The late
Minifter of State, Baron Von Thugut, is lately arriv.
ed here. In confequence of a courier which came
here from the Emperor Napoleon, at Drefden, Prince
Francis Jofepn, fon of the late Duke Ferdinand of
Milan, is invited thither, and he arrived yefterday.
London, England, 1807-08-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GanvzstrEi, Aucuir t.—Paired by thn Renewal. H'.!,
from Barbadoes ; Thernis, Barron, from St. Kite.; Mount Riird,
Durrell, from Smyrna; 'A:rotor, Shaunfton ; awl the Eliza,
Kitchen, from Pctcrfburgh ; Aurora, Smi, fon, and the Elizabeth,
Brcgy, frrm Norway. Szilltd the Apnlla, Henry, for J.imlica ;
ifabella, Green, and thn Rirmg Sun, --, for Clinrkfton ; Yare,
Holland, and the Union, Whitehournn, for Dui;iin ; Comnt rce,
Tindall, kr Piga ; Succcfs, Betty; Juba, M:./lery, and Lint
Amazon, Barkley, for Peterfhurgh.
London, England, 1807-08-12

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE.
Mad Office, Southamr, nn-ftreet. London, Aug. 11, 1807.
NORT HAW' I'UNSHIRE.
fik COURT of Proprietors will he holden at the
Angel Inn. Northampton, on Saturday nett, the tsth intl.
et One o',lock, for the cicdion of Diredore fur the .Couuty of
Northampton.
London, England, 1807-08-12

ARMY:

WANTED, i# Majority either of Cavalry or In-
(Autry. Any Mu rof that Rank wifhing to feN out to
gweat adv .stage, will hear of a Purchafer, who has good inrereft,
by addieffing a letter (putt paid) to Y. S. Poll Office, Colchetter.

MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS.
AN Officer on Half P4y, who has been Adjutant
to a Regular Regiment Nine Yearn, and has alfo adicd as
Paymalter and (barter Malice, wifhes to accept of an Adjutancy,
or to be otherwife ufefully employed in a Militia or Volunteer
Corr.—A line addreffed (poft paid) for C. Brown, to be left at
the PoftOlice, Norwich, will meet with attention.

BEDFORDSHIRE AND CAMBRIMESfiIItIi.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr .I*. CQCKETT,
At the Crown Inn, Kovs-rom, on Wedoefday the t oth day of
Auguft, 1807. at Three o'Clock In the Afternoon, the follow-
ing valuable Freehold and Leafebold ESTATES, in one Lot:
THE Manor of KENDALS, other wife WREST-
,- LINGWOR'FH, with the Manor Farm to Wrealingworth,
in the County of Bedford, confifting of an excellent Farm Houk,
with convenient Bans, Stable, and all other necelfary Out-
buildings, as acres of rich Palturc round the Houle. and 289 i
acres of very valuable arable Land, lying togetber, and fubdirided
by thriving qnicks, into fix pieces convenient for occupation. i
The above farm is Freehold and Tithe. free, and is occoried j
by Mr. Wenham (who will Ibew the &tate), under a Leafe,
which expire' at Michaelmas I'd is.
a Half the Purchafe.money may remain upon the ft curity of '
the Ptcmifes.
iN Six Lora —Sir convenient Freehold Cottages, with the
Orchards and Gardens belonging to them, fituate in Wreftli.ig...
worth, in the feecral occupations of sanwel Booker, John Hil-
liard, William Dart, William Muncy, Wiliiam Brooks, Nicholas
Betts, and John Tuwnfend.
TAD LOW. IN 024 E Lor.— A Leaf-hold Eflate, in Tadlow, in
the County of Cambridge, coofitting of 8. acres of fr.elsfod Pal
tore and Arable Land, in the ft.or.rll occupations or Mr. Lunnis
and Mr. Symonds, who will Phew the Lime.
Their Wen:lles are bald for a term of years, under King's Col-
lege, Cambridge, of which t 8 ye trs were unexpired at Michael.
mac 1806. The ref: reed rents payable to the College are tl. 69. W.
one quarvr of wheat—twelve barbels of malt.
Apply to Cbriftopber Pemberton, Efq. Cambridge, for the
Particulars.
London, England, 1807-08-12

FRANKFORT, JULY 13.

In the cootie of this week, the Prince Primate goes
to Afchaffenburg, and from thence to Paris, in order
to celebrate the union between the King of Weflpha-
lie, and the Princefs Catherine of Wirtemberg. The
Princefs Align& of Saxony, it is laid, is to marry
the Grand Duke of Wurtzburg. It is afferted, that
feveral Princes of the Rhine Union are to go to Paris,
where matters of great magnitude are to be arranged.
Among other things, there are reports of new coro-
nations, exchanges of territory, &c.
London, England, 1807-08-12

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE NIO7T-Y.

The Beagle, for thu Fuerla tlertnnfa, enrutvil n!C. C, 1!"i34,
will paid on hoard on Friday next; .:rd recalled at No. 23.
Arundel.ftreet, for three cars.
The Cruizer, for the Frederick. eart”red Attu 2, tßor. an-I
Johan 'Fholen, capt.red June 29,1335, paid on board, on
her arrival at Shrernei's ; and rucaitucl zt Nu. 2, liarnez-ttree% hrli-
hories, for three months.

The Homer, THOMPSON, fai!ed from Ole Duvrns
in December far: fur Monte Video, and had not
rived there On the 18th of May.
The Dail', —, from Briiporr, for Landon, is
capture,: and carried iota Boulogne.

The Snake illop was cnmmilli:ned at Chatham
on Saturday, by Capt. Young.
The Tridenr, 64. guns, new lying at Chatham
port. is ordered to be fitted as a receiving Chip for
Malta.

Sir Wittiara RULE, Sarverr of the N Ivy, and
Commuflioner LEGGE, were in Cl..daunt dock-yard
a few days fince, inipeeling :he tb:ps building and
refitting, and afterwards viii:ed the different yards
of the merchant builders in that reighboirrhuod.
The Dilaters of Greenwich Horpitel have, at a
General Court, railed the (Aeries ref the feveral offs.
cers and clerks belonging to that etlabiithurent.
The (hip Alert, from Charletton, is arrived at Li-
verpool : the failed on the 14th of July, to which due
the brings letters, the contents of which are confirmed
by the arrival in town of a Oentlensan who cam;
palenger in the fame Chip. It appears that Char lellon
was in a flare of the greatefl alarm and curiae:l26cm:
that meetings had been heed, and refolutins of the
molt violent kind rerouted to. The Commanders of
the Englith rquedion had been hung op in effigy, and
afterwards burnt. The order for westing mourning,
by the exhibition of a c:.ape round the arm for ten
days, had been very tig.noufly attended to; and a
Scotfman, in ridicule of the ceremony. tied a crepe
round the neck of his dog. This pitce of mockery
fo enraged the mob, that they put the poor animal to
death, and then proceedei to the punifhment of its
matter, whom they firfeprepofed to ter and feather;
initeat of which, however, they took him to a pump,
and uteuched Mal till he was nearly dead.
London, England, 1807-08-12

DANTZIC, JULY as.

The sift of July was a memorable day for the in-
habitants of Dantzic. At five in the morning, cannon
announced to us that we should ceafe to be Pruffian
fubjeab, and that Napoleon the Great had deemed
us worthy to reprefent ourfelves. At nine in the
morning, the Govenor General of Dantzic, accom-
panied by the firing of cannon and ringing of bells,
went to the houfe of the Burgomafter, where the
whole Magiaracy, the Members of the Courts of
Jullice, and the Third nate were affembled, and
conducted them in folemn proceffion to the Town
Hall. After the intiallation, there was a freth
charge of cannon, and the proceffion returned in the
fame order to the houfe of the Burgomafler Von
Gralath. The flreets were on both fides lined by
French troops, who prefented their arms as the pro•
ceffion paged by. In the evening there was again
firing of cannon, with ringing of bells.
London, England, 1807-08-12

GLAF.GOV7 WATER WORKS

ANTED, for the Glafgow WAler-Work,,
CAST IRON FIPFS r;f, 7 inches diamtter within. There
Fives are to be raft on end. in dry fand, in ltngths of 9 feet 4i
inches, and are to confilt of Metal y Bthe of au inch In thieknefe.
1 he quality of the Metal aloft be fuels at to rehft a Column of
Water 2.7,0 feet in height. Each Pipe to have a facet 4 inches
in length, of a diameter to receive the end of a 9 inch Pipe, with
proper jointing. There are alto to be two moulded-Rh-4s on each
Pipe.
l'he muniser of Pipes wante4 is 60o; to be delivered in t'..e
Compiny's Yard between Sydney-ftre.-t and Duke ftreet, in etrial
proportions, in the month+ of November, December, Janeary and
Febrtray enfning. The Rift month's Pipes to be paid for in cora,
wtt:.ri the fecond month's provortion comes to hand, &c.
Propofals, in writing (cited up, to he fent to Mr. David Denny,
at the Glafgow Fire Office, on or before the eyth of September
nest.---Glafgow, Augult 8, ifloy.
London, England, 1807-08-12

WARWICKSHIRE.

A Court of Proprietors will be holden at the !ling% Head Inn,
Coventry, on Monday, the 17th loft. at One o'Clock, for the
elettion of Diredtors for the County of Warwick.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
A Court of Proprietors will be holden at the Wlli•e I.ion Inn,
Nottingham. on Wecinefalay, the 19th inR at One o'Clock, for the
tic/lion of Diredtora fur the County of Nottingham.'
By Order,
T. CHAPTER, Clerk.