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London, England, 1807-02-28

PI.YMOUIH, FEB 26.

Saled the PL"vra and Scospicom (loops of war,
on a cruize ; alto the DRUID and DRYAD, of 32 guns
each, for Ireland.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 27.

The following veffels failed on Thurfday, under
the convoy of the GANGES and CAPTAIN, of 74.
guns each :—Britannia, Scaleby Cagle, Cuffnells and
Henry Ad.iington, Indianaen ; Young William, for
Botany Bay ; Eringdnn, HAYMAN, for the Cape of
Good Hope ; Eliza, ANDERSON ; Greenwich, BRIS.
TOW ; Ocean, LEVESTON ; Cll2l Mtn Kitty, KING,
for the South Seas. Admiral Co pot's, COLEY ;
Minerva, BoewELL, for the Graft of Africa. For.
Me, CRAWLEY ; William, JEN KIES ; Maria, STAN-
TON, for Madeira. Princefs of Wales Spertfman,
S 1./SEVIN ; Dolphin, CHURCH, for St. Mich4el's.
The t emainder of the outward bound Balt I ndiamen,
confining of upwards of eight fail, (till remain at
Portfmcuth. The ANTELOPE, which was to convoy,
the fleet, and to take out Lord CALEDON to the Cape
of Good Hope, frill remains at Spithead.
London, England, 1807-02-28

DEAL FEBRUARY 37.

Arrived the I:::Li.CTRA 11-top of war, from Lei ;
came dov..n from the River, the Ruffian ftrip Betfey,
WHEATLFy, fcr America; Little Jane, —, for
Malta ; Str,rk, DONALD, for Dernarara ; Grenville
B iy, MANN, f•lr Gren,rda ; anii kver al other out.
w..rd.bound. SA:lcd ;hough !,e Downs, the Ruckert,'
:3•4 kr S. Di winpr —Wind N. E.
P. S. The DEvasT.l!lo.4 111111/11as a fiznalflyinfi,
and is preparing to 1,11 s. i; tile outward-bound, Sm.
te,r Portfm,r

GRENOCK, FEBRUARY

The Harrnorv, Sm I re. was all well on the Coaft
of Chili, on the 23.11 of ORobt7r laft, and was to fail
for liiitain i.r 14. drys a;.er. The brig Thought, of
Falmouth, SiacocK, with fruit, from St. Michael's,
f.,,. the Clyde, was, on Saturday lan, found a com.
rLte wreck, about. two mires fouth from Ballantrae ;
lithe of the cargo will he faved—the crew, it is feared,
are all 1011, three of 'Lek bodies having been found
among tl,e wreck. The Ann, Cocirantra, from Li-
verpool to Glafgow, is on (hone in Dnndrum bay,
cargo landing, cotton in good order. The Ann, of
Leith, Capt. Davit:ls-a, tor whole fafety great fears
were entertained, arrived all well at Madeira on the
18 h January, after a llormy ['Wage of 3o days from
Leith Roads. .. ,
London, England, 1807-02-17

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE►.

EMIT INDIA SHIPPING.
The following account of the unclertnenti:neti

has been received Overland, viz.—
The Lady Jane Dundas, Lord Caillereagh, Sir Hugh higlis,itt
William Sculley, and Bengal, failed front Madras the id, and ar.

rived iR Bengal nth July.

The Alnwick Caftle,David Scost,and Utz, failed from Wham
for China 3d Auguft, under convoy of his Majefty's eiip Duncan.
The Earl St. Vincent and Fame, Arrived at Bombay the iglei
Auguft.

Stre,tham, William Pitt, Europa, and Albion. arrived at Bee.

lift from Prince of Wales Mind, the 27th of July

The Ganges and Earl St. Vincent, were to be difpatched from
Bombay for Enrope.

The Grappler gun brig was to be &patched from Bow. for
EL"Fe•
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY t 6.

Arrived the Urania and Union tranfpnrts, from
Guernfey. Sailed the Dzamoan frigate on a cruise.

DEAL, FEB. i 6.

Remain in the Downs with a large fleet of (hips
of war and tranfports the Lord Duncan, Baring,
City of London, and Metcalf Ealt Inc' .7nea, and
large fleet of other outward-bound veffels.
London, England, 1807-02-17

SHEERNESS, FEB. t. 4.

His Majeffy's (loop Arsetautur, Capt. Berm
TON, arrived this day from the Downs. The Rua;
of 64 guns, in being warped up Gillingham Reach,
got aground, but came off again on the tide's f!cw.
ing, without receiving any damage.
FEB. 13.—A number of Pruffian feamen paired
through Chatham yellerday-, on their way to
Gravefend. They were liberated from the BRISTOL
prifon 'hip, lying in the river Medway, where they
have been confined fince the commencement of the
rupture'with Pruffia.

FEB. AMARANTHR Hoop and Vaunter/I
praam arrived in the harbour from the Note. Sailed
the Maar brig, front Mogadore, for London, after
performing quarantine in Stangate creek. The K.
01100 Hoop aad two gun-brigs were this day paid
fix months wages.
London, England, 1807-02-17

FROM THE BANKS OF THE MAYN, JAN. a 7.

The village of Kletfchow, near Schweidnitz, has
been but nt by the bombs which have been difeharged
from the fortrefs.
AUOSBURGH, JANUARY

A lirorg detachment of French artillery foldiers
paged tkrcugh this town this morning, on their way
from It.sly to the Grand Army. Several detach
meats of infantry me alfo expelled.

FRANKFORT, JANTYARY
The divilion of she army intended to befiege Col.
berg and Dantzic, is affembling at Stettin. Ezclufive
of•tlae French troops, it will be compofed of the con-
tingents of the Grand Dukes of Het& Darmftadt,
Baden, and Wirrtzburgh ; of the Duke of Nairn,
the Grand Duke of Berg, the Princes of Hohenzol-
lern and Ifenburgh. It is fuppofed that the contin-
gent of the Prince Primate will alto join this army.
By letters from the head quarters of his Majefty
the Emperor and King, we learn that the light troops
pufh their advanced polls to a great diltance from
the right bank of the Viftula. Their reports confirm
the retreat of the Ruffians beyond Bialyftock. We
are allured, that the greatelk difunion prevails "be.
tureen the Ruffians and the Pruffians. The King of
Pruffia Willed, it is faid, that a part of the Ruffian
army lhould advance on the fide of the Pregel, for
the purpofe of covering Eaft Pruffia ; to which Mar-
tha! Kamenfkoy would not confent. He chofe the
line of the Niemen, and left only detachments of
Coffacks and fame regiments of light cavalry on the
left bank of that river.

The Confederated Polifh army will foon be orga-
nifed. It is believed at Berlin, that Marthal
Maf-
fena is intended to have the chief command of die
Polifh troops. This General pallid on the 25th
through Bayreuth, gml made a vifit to the Governor
General Legrand ; he proceeded on his journey the
fame day by the way of Leipfic and Berlin.
London, England, 1807-02-17

plum OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 631 63{
3 per C. Conf. 621 f
4 per Cent. St ft
c per Cent. Navy. 960
Long Ann. 18 174. c- Atbs
coußsa or
Amfterdana 30 7 1.)1.
Do. at tight 33 to
Rotterdam at lc t Uf.
Hamburg% 34 8 24 U.E
Alums 34 9 st
Parts, x day's date 14 to Liv.

India Stock iB6
India Bonds. 45. pram.
Imp. Ann. 3 t-16 8 •
Exch. Bills, par as. prem.
Confab for ace. 6s
EXCHANGE.
Cadiz .19f rife& Gatos as
Midrid3cifeffirfi I Lilbon 6r
Bilbao 381 offal. ( Oporto 61i
I.eghoeo 49i I Dublin is
Naples. ao Cork isf
Venice p llv. Piccolo cfredive

ARRIVAL OF DISPATCHES` FROM LORD
HUTCH INSON.

Government have at laR received Difpaiches from
this gallant General. They were brought to Yarmouth
yeaerday morning by a Meffenger who landed from
the Laart packet,Capt.Daxt.,from Gottenburgh. The
contents of there difpatches have not yet. tranfpired,
but the mefrenger and pairengers, on their landing at
Yarmouth, corrobor ate the account of the fueeetres of
the Ruffians over the French on the 26th of Decent.
ber. It is alto Rated that feveral tkirmithes had taken
place between the hoßile armies on the 7th, Bth, and
gth of January, us all of which the French were woofed.
Marfbal Neer propofed an armiftice, but it was re-
jaled by the Ruffians; and the tgth of January was
fixed upon by the Ruffian Generals for making a
grand attack with their combined forces, but the '
French prudently avoided trying their ftrengrh in a
general engagement, by haßily recroffing the Viftula,
carrying with them their fick and wounded, amount-
ing to t6,z00 men.- Sudrare the accounts commu-
nicated to us from Yarmouth, but nothing official
has tranfpired on the fubjeet.
The Englilh Meffenger left Pillau on the 22d of
January, in an Engliflt verel, which brought him to
the Sound.

Some accounts Hate the King and Royal Family
of Prulla to be at Konigtherg, while others affert
they are at Memel.
We are concerned to Rate, that the French have
at la( entered Swedifh Poinerania. The temporary
retreat of MORTIS& has been only a feint. and by
this time a ferious attack has been made upon Stral-
fund. a fortrefs with the maintenance of which the ho-
nour and independence of Sweden is deeply involved.
The following private letter, brought by the
Hufum Mail of yeaerday, confirms this clifagreeable
intelligence :
" DEMON, JANUARY sB.

The various reports that our neighbourhood and
Swedifb Pomerania would continue free from &cies
of war, have fuddenly vanithed, as for Come days pati,
and even loft night, feveral regiments of French
troops under General Dupont, availing thensfelves of
the firength of the ice, have paired the widely ex-
tended waters of the river Peen; and entered Swe-
dint Pomerania. We are now bufy in reitoring the
bridges detlroyed by the Swedes, in order that the
artillery and cavalry may follow. The Swedifh bea-
cons are every where lighted. Gtifswald, Wolgail
and Grimm sill be in the hands of the French to-day.

" Three o'clock in the Afternoon.—The bridges
are ready for the refl of the troops. The whole army
is palling without oppofition. Marfhal Mortier has
this day AT a red from Anclam, and entered Pome-
rania.,"
London, England, 1807-02-17

THF.AIRBROYAL; MUIR Y-LANE. •
THIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUA RY t 7.
will be acted the Comedy of
THE BUSY BODY.
After which, for the. 7th time, a New Ballet, called
EMILY; •
Or, JUVENILE INDHCRETION.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON.
tyOn Tburfday will be produced a New Comedy, written by
.be late L. Touts, Efq. called the CURT Etv.

THEATRE ROYAL. COVEN r•GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING. FEBRUARY i 7,
will he aced the Play of
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
To which will he added the New Pan:mint:, called •
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On Thurfday, the Tempel ; with Mother Gook
London, England, 1807-02-17

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morning
The following are the articles of any importance
they bring:
GOTTENBURGH, JANUARY a.

" Lail night arrived the Lark packet with an
Englifh and a Ruffian courier, who both let off im-
mediately for St. Peter(burgb.

" JAW. 30.—Lall night a courier arrived here with
difpatches from Vienna, and from the Pruffian head
quarters ; he is alto the bearer of overland difpatches
from India.

46 The 6th of January was celebrated at St. Petett.
burgh as a general day of thankfgiving, under the
firing of artillery, for the fignal victory obtained over
flnnaparte, on the 26th ult.
66 Fes. t —Another courier reached this place tact
night from the head quarters ; he reports
that there were battles between the French and Prut-
tient and Ruffians, on the sth, 6th, and 7th of Jan.
and that, as late as the 16th, news was received at
Kuningtburg, of fuccelFes obtained over the French ;
on which account the, e bad been gun firing and re-
joicing; he alfo Rates that General Ney had pro-
pofed an armitlice, which had beep refuted. The
King of Pruffia was at Memel."
London, England, 1807-02-17

r7CTU4L LI .CG•OFFICE Fedraay 4, ictc7.
THE COMMISSION'ERS for VP.TUALLING

HIS lericl7FSTre NApy, de hereby gi•Nr Nctice,

Tha: cm Friday the loth inftsnt, they will he ready to re-
ceive Tenders in w':-iting (fealed up) and treat fur what RIVETS,
COOPER'S TOOLS, and COOPERAGE STORES, the fervice
of this DeTartment may require for the (pace of One Year, from
tte dates of the Contraerts ; to be delivered into the Vidtualling
Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in-
tereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Calmar tray be fun at the Secretareb
Office

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the !rice flail Not be
ii feted in words at length, or tbht flail sot be deli fined to the Board
befire cne o'clock oN At faid Fttloy the 20th ilillse, nor valets the
,Perfin who wales tbe Tender, or lone Perim on bit 6.621 f, attends
to anfwer when calfsd for.

THE SPRING SHOW of CATTLE, SHEEP,
Bcc. will be held on Monday and I tiefday, the ;Al and gd of
March, at SADLER's REPOSITORY, Gofwell-street, near
mitkfield.—No Stock will be received after eight o'clock. Ad-
million at nine o'clock.
London, England, 1807-02-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEBRUARY 16.

Mr. FITI.t.TIt, Chairman of the Maidrtore Vleaion Commit
tee, repotted, that Sir Robert l'eele. a Member of that Commit
tee. was prevented from attending this day by an attack of the
gout, which cireurnßance he had communicated by letter to the
Chairman, and the Ccmmit•ee had Jacieupon adjourned until the
ple4ure of the Houk fhould be known.
Ewbank attended at the Bar to verify the ciremnftance of
the illnefs of Sir Robert Peele and fald, that the probable periud
of his confinement was uncertain.
Ord:red. that Si: Robert Peek be excufed from farther attend-
ance on faid Committee.

The Sheriffs of London prcfented at the Bar a Petition from
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, :old Common Council, prayii g a
Bill for the Enlargement and better Regulation of Smithfidd
Market. It was received, read, and on the motion of Sir Charles
Price. referred to a Committee; as was alto another Petition from
the fame body, prrfented by the Sheriffs immediately afterwards,
praying a Bill for widening the Entrance into the Gity, Vl'eftward
of Temple Par.
Mr. JENKINSON prefented a petition fr•m the pilots of the
Cinque Ports, praying that the old laws for their regulation might
he continued—Referred to a Committee.
The SOI ICI roR GENERAL role to remind the Houk, that
the order for the freond reading cf the bill to render the freehold
eßates of 'wraps dying infolsent affets for the payment of their
firnple contr.dt debts, was changed to Wednefday next. He cal-
led the a. tention of the Hoek to the matter now, merely for the
purpofe of it timativg, that if any Gentleman had objections to
offer agalnlt the hill, and writhed to defer the fecund read' to a
more diftant day, he thould haven() objection to accommodate
them If not, the Houle would recoiled that the (mutt' reading
Rood fix-d for Wedwfday.
There ws: noolj.aion made, and the order ftands accordingly.
Mr. AN' HURL l' brought up the report of the Committee ap-
pointed to fearch for precedents in the cafes of Member: expelled
the Houk of Commons —Ordered to be printed.
Lord •1.F.N4 PI ,E prefented a Bill for extending the powers of an
Ad paired hit Salon, for allowing the importation of Pruffian
Ellen yarn in neutral fbips, by allowin; the fame privileges as for
Otrman linen Tarn—Read the firft time, and ordered for the
(mind reading to morrow.
The irini Sugar Drawback Pill, the len Anerlion Duty Bill, and
the feint Quit Rent Bill, were read in Committee, and mdered to
be reported to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-02-17

CHATHAM, FEB. 17.

General Maace, a native of Germany, and em.
ployed by our Government, arrived is Chatham on
Sunday night, for the purpofe of engaging all his
countrymen, who are unfortunately among-the
French prifoners of war at this dlff, for the Britiar
fervice, and it gives us much pleafure to add, that
be was very fuccefsfnl yefterday. The Ana/Immo
yetterday received her failing orders. The Arm.
come is to go down the River on Weinefday. A
(harp insprefs took place lag week in this town,
when a number of °feral hands were obtained.
London, England, 1807-02-17

PARIS, FEB. S.

This day, at one o'clock, the different bodies of
the State were admitted to an audience of her Ma.
jelly the Emprefs and Q2een.
M. Munge, Prelident of the Senate, addreffed the
following difcourfe to her Majeily:—
.. MADAM,

" It is four months Once the heart of your Imperial and Royal
Majefty was deeply affiicled at the approach of a war, as inevita-
ble as it was unforefecn, and which could not but mute more
French blood to flow.

The blood of France is fo precious,' exclaimed your Majefty,
and muff It then be poured forth to cbtek the follies of an
iii-
advifed Monarch ? On this principle your Majefty was delirous
of peace.
a The Emperor, whole vigilance it was attempted to deceive,
by the fallacious proteitations of perfonal friendship, was not, per-
haps, at his departure, without hopes of avoiding a war, for which
there was no juft caufe. The outrageous threats of a young and
inexperienced Prince did not dilturb the tranquillity of his fupe-
rior mind ; and on the eve of the firff and left battle, wheu he di&
played to him the danger of his pofition, and the certainty of his
ruin, he opened to him not only the door of fefety but even of
honour. The Emperor, therefore, proved kis folicitude for peace.
But is it peace that our implacable enemies are anxious to
obtain? No, Madam, kla long knee they flattered themfelves
with the hope of blotting out the name of France from the lift of
nations, as they bad effaced that of Poland. Perhaps, they MU
indulge it. With refpedt to France, they have renounced every
fentiment of morality. No promife engages them, no treaty
binds :hem; they are without honour in their conduta, and the
truth iffues not from their lips; and it the King of Pruffra at
length took up arms, it was becsufc he was certain that, without
that, he would have been poniarded is the rildit of his Court, as
was the cafe with Paul I.

The God of Emptres Is at length wearied with fo much ini-
quity ; nor can it be denied that he means to make arc of France
in order to reform the morality of King*, fioce, in hit goodnefs,
be has entrufted its dettinics to the hands of an Hero, whom he
has bets pleafed to endow with every great quality ; to whom be
deigns to unfold the ways of his wiLlom; and whole atm he fof•
tains in battle.

" Madam, the Senate lays at your Majehy's feet the tribute of
its profound refpedt,as well as the homage of its admiration for an
your virtues. It fupplicates you to receive its congratulations on
the glorious and incredible campaign with which his Majesty has
terminated the year iBo6. It begs leave to exprefa its bapppinefs
in teeing again in the bofom of the capital the auguft Spode whom
an adored Chief has invclted with his entire confidence, and who
is worthy of all the titles which the poffeffes. May your Majefty
enjoy long lift for the happioefs of France, and of its Emperor r
London, England, 1807-08-19

EARL GOWER OF AGE.

The arft anniverfary of the birth day of Earl
Gower, which took place on the Bth intact, was ce•
lebrated at Trentham. and in the neighbourhood, in
a manner worthy of the fortunes and dignity of the
Noble Houle of which he is the apparent heir.
Earl Goa er, we nndertiand, is at prefent upon the]
C6ntinerlt, where he arrived at the waft inttant
to
vi;nefs the flight of the Prufflan army from the fatal
battle of Jena. Since this calamitous event, his
Lori:l(l6p has chiefly paired his time with the fugitive
C.'urt of Frederick ; laudably engaged in qualifying
himfelf, by the Rudy of the charafter and relative
circumttances of fcreign nations, for the patriotic
difcharge of thofe high and important truth, to
which he may be called, at fome future day, by his

native country.
The weather on the Bth was very aufpicions to
the fellival, which was ufhered in at an early hour
of the morning, by 21 difcharges of cannon from the
Moorlands, and front the adjacent county of Salop,
as well as by peals of bells, and mufic of the bands
belonging to the volunteer corps, in the neighbour-
ing towns and villages.
The dining room and faloon of the family Man.
from were thrown together, and a large alterably of
unmet whom we noticed many of the
neighbouring Gentry, who had come to be fpeftators
of the feßivities, partook of a cold collation, which,
in elegance and variety, greatly exceeded any' thing
• we have witnefred of the kind.
In other difline apartments of the houfe the M -
Itierous tenants of the Marquis of Stafford, the fub-
inhabitants of the vicinity, together with all
the perfons engaged in his Lordfhip's employ were
entertained at dinner with appropriate excellence and
p'enty.
Many loyal and patriotic malls were drank ; that
to the health of his Majeily was announced to the
fu: minding country at the fame minute of time by
royal falutcs from the feveral nations of the cannon.
The fame compliment was afterwards paid to Earl
Gower. The number of perfons entertained within
the walls of Trentham amounted to goo at hall ;
and in the adjoining park, beef, mutton, and ale, wets
diftributed to unnumbered thoufands.
A balloon tiling from the lawn, at feven in the
evening, ferved as a fignal for the opening of a ball
given to the female relatives and friends of the Mar-
qu:s's very refpeetable tenantry. Cauldrons of pitch
and tons of coal flamed from the eminences—a
dif-
play of fire works was afterwards exhibited ; and the
pleafures of the day concluded with a fumptuous
lupper. The company broke up at twelve, gratified
no fiefs by the order and decorum, than by the hof-
pitality and magnificence with which the whole of
the entertainment bad been condueed. '
Equally fuitable to the fplendour, and grateful .so
the feelings of the illultrious family of Gower, were
the fellivities at Newcafile. Fat 'beep were marled
e hole at kraal public boubrek, and diftributcd
London, England, 1807-08-19

That on Thurfday, 'he 2-... th instant, at eleven o'Clock precifely, I
is the forenoon, they will be ready to fell, to the higheft bidder
at his Maj. fty's Vidualling Prenufes. at Deptford, fundry Lots
of the following Previfions and V idtualling Stores, vtz.
Bread Bread Dutt, Bakehnufe Sweepings, Flour. Flour Sweep-
kgs, Raifins, Rice., Peafe, ?cafe-Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal-
Sweepirgs, Bags and Rags, Butter, Greafe, &nth and Scrapings,
Cluefe, Sugar, Milafi'es, &el, Pork, Suet, Packing and other
&raps, Provifion talks, Rote, New Board, Doublet and Slab
Ends, Staves of various defcrlptions, Rum Ptricheou, Wile Pipe,
Brandy Piece, and Wine Hogthead Heads, Tight and Dry Head-
kg, Double Pieces, Wine Pipe, and Urandy Pieces, Iron -Hoops,
koken, Beat, sod in Faggots, and a quantity of Fire Wood, lying
is his Majefty's Vi4tuaL arg Premifes at Deptford
A Depolit of asl. per Cent. is to bl made upon tic amount of
each Lot at the time of Sale; acd if the remainder of the Money
be not paid, and the Particulars ttken away, within twenty work-
ing days afterwards, the Depofit will be forfeited, and the Gocds
remain the propertrof the Crown.
The other conditions may be teen, and Printed Catalogues may
be had, at the secretary's Office.
London, England, 1807-08-19

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POETRY.

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beautiful Engravings by 'Alt 00N. from original Delips by
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POEMS; revifeQ, con r :tea, intd illustrated with Notes.
B.) S J. PRAT I', Efq.
• Several of the Poems contsinr..l in this Volume are known to the
World, as the molt pleiGng and popular CompoStions in the Eng-
lifa but no uniform edition of them has hitherto exifted ;
fume have long been out of Pi i,st, and oth..-rs ha* been unattain-
able, except in cannot:ton with large and expenOve Works. by
affociating the belt Pyle of modern Typography, roalterly Defigns,
and fuperior Fogravings, with fuch interelting Compations, one
of the molt elegant Books of its Stze and Price is now prefented
to the Lovers or I.ircrature, which has appeared for feveral years.
Premed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. No. 6, bridge-areet, Black-
friery and to be had o all Bookielicrs.
' Of whom may be had, by tha fame Author,
HARVEST Houtz, or, Supplementary Gleanings, price 11.
in boards.
London, England, 1807-08-19

MEMORANDUM.

The appointment of Gentleman Cadet George Linda/, from
the Royal IYlllitary College, to he Entign in the 33th Foot, n
itmed in the Gazette of the 30th of Niay left, has not taken
Captain George Dalmer, of the 59th Regiment of Foot, ib
perfeded, teicg ah'ent without leave.

aRRATUM in the Gazette of the 4'h inftant.
For James VVilliarr.fnn, Efq. late Major of the ;nth Foot, to be
field Officer of Yeomanry and Vohmteer Corps in

No-rtb Britain. &c.
Red lierjornin Efq. late Major tithe Caithnefs Fen-
tibias, to be ditto.

ORDItANca-orrICR, AUGUST 13.
Rnyal Artillery Diiverr.

Jones Burt, Cent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Percival. Dated
June z, iBo7.

♦VGUST 17.

Corps of Royal Military Artificers.

Falconer, Gent. to be Sub Lieutenant. Dat4 June z,
1807.

Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Ayr.
Ayr(Riire Re4iment of Yeomanry Cavalry.

Alitfon smith, Gent. to be Adjutant. Data Aupa
1837.

tit Regiment of Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Smith, M. D to be Surgeon, vice Bond, rtfigned. Dated
as above.
it Battalion 2d Regiment of Ayrflaire Volunteer
Infantry.
Charles D.,:r7mple, Fig. to he Captain, s ice Smith, 'removed to
the 1 com.ntry Caval7y. . Date,' as above.
Commiffion in the Royal Flint Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Henry Leo, lifq. to he Captain. Dated Aura ►, 1:07.

BANK R UPTCY SUPF RSRDED.

John Woodroffe, of Ufford, SuWolk, mill:r, dealer and chapman.
London, England, 1807-11-03

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE REVERSIONA.
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. Sanyo),
At Carraway's, on Tburfday, November s, at Twelve &Clock,

in Seven Lots,
THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to ONE
Fourth Part of thc following FUNDED PROPERTIES,
Randir.g part in the name of the Attorney General, and the
remainder in the names of Truftecs of high refpediability, viz.
3,c001. Navy 5 per Cent/. on the demife of a Lady, aged 39
years; 3,00e1. Navy 5 per Cents on the demife of a Lady aged
27 years; t 0001. Navy 5 per Cents. and s.OBOL tas. sod. 3 per
Cent. Confoh, on the &wife of a Gentleman agd 30 years.
Particulars may be bad to days previous to the Cale, of Mr.
Rawlinfon, Solicitor, Old South Sea Ilaufe ; at Garraway's ; and of
Mears. Hoggart and Phillips, Broad Itreet.
London, England, 1807-11-03

LIXS-0:161.1:1-RIESIDENCE and ESTATE,

BEDFORD PLACE
By Meffro HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Suer/Won to Mr. SMITH),
At Carraway's, on Tuefday. the- 24th inftant, at Twelve,

Very A fubliantial HOUSE, ereeted in a fuperior
manner, fituate No. 38, Bedford-place. Bloomfbury fquare,
peffelfiug every accominodation for a large Family in that
fituation, of which immedjate pollUfion may be had. The
Houk is held en leak for upwards of 60 years, at a (mall ground
rent,abd contains eight bed rooms, drelfing apartments clofets
and water elofet, a Cult of drawing rooms, hailed in the modern
Ltyle, and of large dinienfinns, a dining parlour, 27 feet by 21, li
brary, Gentleman's dreffing room and offices in the bafement dory,
large airy yard, coach boufe, three daft (table, coachman's room,
loft, &c.

To be viewed fix days previous to the tale ; and particulars then
had of Meffrs. Cardak and Son, Solicitors, No. 2, Bedford row ;
at Cutaway's ; and of Mcllrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Old
Broad-ltrcet, Royal Exchange
London, England, 1807-11-03

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-PARMN.
rf'HIS PRESENT EVENING, NuVLMBEI:. 3,
will be adled a Comedy, called
A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE.
Sir Hubert Stanley, Mr. Murray ; Charles Stanley, Mr. Brunton;
Old Rapid, Mr Mundcn ; You:.g Rapid, Mr l.ewti ;
Fanner Oadand, Mr Davenport, Frz.t.k Oatland, Mr. Emery;
Dien, Mifs Waddy ; Milo Vortex, Mrs. Mattocks;
Jelly Oatland, Mrs uibbs.
To which will be added the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, "UHL GOLDEN EGG.
Mother Gook, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, Jun.;
Clown, Mr. Grimaldi; Columbile. Mifs Briftow.
To-morrow, John-Bull; or, An EngliihmanN Fire-fide.
On Thurlday, The Tragedy of the Count of Narbonne.
On Friday, The 'Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet.
On Saturday, Ihe Tragedy of King Henry Fightb. To
which will be added, Fortune's Froliek—Robin it..Jugliiicatl, Mr.
Wary (his Sri appearance on thi4 R age )
tot A new Comic Upera,and Shakfpeare's Play of The Winter's
Talc, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced
London, England, 1807-11-03

TEL day were publithtd, price as. bd.

OBSERVATIONS on STAGE WAGGONS
.;PAGE COACHES, TURNPIKE ROADS, I'ULL4
BARS. WEIGHING 'MACHINES, &c. Vk' herein is attempted
tube proved that the pref-nt lyltems arc the molt deltruStive to
Men and Hodes that can be. Occahomd by a Committte of the
Houk of Commons being appoioted to enquire into the Principfea
anti ECzeta of Broad and Narrow Wheels,.
London, England, 1807-11-03

WARSAW, OCTOBER tz.

We fial expeet his Majefty the King of Saxony, as
General Dumbrowfky is gone to receive him upon
his entrance into the Duchy.
On the 7th, the new Miniftry commenced its firft
fitting.
About 600 Saxon infantry and cavalry have ar-
rived here, to at as a life guard to his Majefty.
Sixteen hundred French and Dutch troops have
arrived at Pofen. They are dellined for the camp
on the other fide of Thorn.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
I'RICE OE STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 rer Cent. Con.A., for money 62; —for acc 631.
Excheq. bills. 3*. prent—Omnium it pr.
PRICE OF S COCKS YESTERDAY.
3 prr Cen.. Red. 6:1 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6 [if, eL d.
3 per Ct.nt. Confols 621 63 611 Imp. Ann. 7 3-16ths
4 per Cent.ll:- Enke. Bills. 4s ti 3s pre.
5 prr Cent. Navy 971} Ontnium pr
Long Ann. 17i it 16:hs l.•'ngliih Tickets til.
India Bonds, pa Conf. for ace 631
London, England, 1807-11-03

SCHWEBIN, OCTOBER

The few Italian horfe grenadiers, which have been
here fome time, as a garrifon. fet out for Wifmar
yetlerday, fo that at the prefent moment we have
Icarcely any foreign troops here.

SAXONY, OCTOBER 13.

According to private letters from Berlin, the pt.
and tOr the evacuation of that city is not yet fettled.
It is Paid that the King has hired a ho►,fe at Memel,
for a whole year, for which be pays 25 Frederies d'or
per month. We have very (lender hopes of feeing
the King at Berlin, in any fhort time ; of his return
and that of the Treafury, at prefent there is not a
tingle rumour. The two centinels that were taken
from the door of General Mcllendorf, a few days
fince, have been replaced.
HAI.LE, OCTOBER ts.

A 4ew days ago-the Deputies of nor city and ter-
ritory, and the hotlages which were taken and detained
five months in France, returned here.

The fair at Leipfic had a great many vifitors, but
there was a great want of Ruffian and Turkigi met.-
'chants, as well as of a great many wares, which were
greedily fought for by lirangers.

VIENNA, OCTOBER to.

His Majefty the Emperor is expeEted here about
the xoth ; and it is reported that the marriage of his
Majetty is again put off, and will not probably be
celebrated before the commencement of ale new year.
London, England, 1807-07-01

HANTS--TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. WHITE and SON, .
On Monday, July 13, ISo7, at the Dulphin lon, Southampton,
precifely at twelve o'clock, •
THE FOLLOWING VESSELS, belonging to
the late DUKE of RICHMOND:

Lot t. A very beautiful fall falling CUTTER, clned Hie LA-
VANT, fifteen tons burthen. In capital order for Sea. 'rhe above
is extremely well bait—clinch worked. copper fattened, and fitted
up In the belt manner—a Anchors, t Cable, Spars and Rigging, g
main Sail, fare and (quart ditto, x Nuare 'replan, r ga?dkto, 31
Ji hbs, copper Steve, water Mk, mahogany Table. Cannons com.
pleat for Cabin and Deck, WIC iron Billaf. 4 Oars, &c
The Levant is well known on the Coati to be a resamrkabk &ft
Sailer.
Lot a. A Six oared CUTTER, calk:chile POLLARD, with a
!Wafts, a Sails,Boat book, Gang board, Rudder, andA mbar.
The above ve Ms are lying in Southampton Harbour, and may
he viewed (even days previous to the fele, by applying to Captain
Darley, on board. For further particularsepply to Mars. White
and Son, at their Agency Ofilte, North-ftrect, Chiehefter.
London, England, 1807-07-06

• ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,,
'CHANGE-ALLEY. CORNHILL;
FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND
FOR THE GRANTING OF ANNUITIES.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
pouciEs expiring at bisysuirre ea. timid be
renewed within fifteen days from that period.
Among ether advantages 'Jerez! by the Compeers Peoples,
it will be found, that no charge is made fur reticles, or Indorfe-
, °NW/ ; that a large Commdfics is allowed on lawmen en
144111 that Life Warman are mot attended with admidon fees
nor with any refposfibilay. on the part of the perfon inhabit!, to
male good the loffes of others; and that a Dedudlion is made on
the Premiums of Fire triforssees our of Lottoost, whether
'4looted at the Company's Hook in 'Chew Alley, or with any of
lir Coeauy Ra/dpus....Atterolattee. daily) front onsets) four.
Sy Otder of the Board of Dinedaws.
WARMER PHIPPS, Seeretary.

OFFICE of iM COMMISSIONERS for INYESTIOATINQ

the DUSTS of tie late SAIBOBti of the CARNATIC,

Na I. Cannon /tow, Wettneinfter—.Jens sy, iSoy.
TN conformity to the 19th Claufe of the Deed of
a Apeman biomes the United Company et Men:boots of
England trading to tie Salt Indies, on the me part, and the Cre-
ditor' of
.the late Nabobs of the Gametic on the other part. the
Commiffionas sppoimed snide? that agreement give ounce, that
eontisualies of the Sefteduk of the Chines made !Were them fince
that infested In the Gazette of Saturday the fah of January hdt,
boa been pa/14W its the Gazette of SaturdaytheSNlo Pine 1:42M,
that " all fuch perfona 111 (hall have any intereft to rapport or Is.
peach the fame, may have fufficient opportunities f, to do;"' and
the Corenillboners further give notice, That they intend to pro-
seed to the confideration of the Claims therein Rated on Friday
the tech day of July nest.
The Principal', Executors, Admiulltratore. mad Arnim named
In the continuation of the Schedule here referred cc. are remtefted
to report their piece of refidence at the Office of the CommiSooers,
hi order that they may be informed when it is requillte for than to
attend t and it will be neceffary to produce the original Bonds or.
Vouchers, and Accounts upon which they arc founded, if fuch be
is their polfeffion, and the original Probates of Wills, Letters of
Adminiftration, and Powers of Attorney under which they ad,
and have Sped the Deed.
It will be 'Rewire neceßary that attelteiCepies of the Prdbates
of Wills and Letters of Adndniiiration ilould be produced at
the fame time, to be lodged in the Office, fay future reference.
Notice is hereby alfo given, that fuels of the original Bonds or
other Voucher' as are attuned in India, are to be depollted with
the Commifficeirs appointed at Madras for the purpoke of this
inveiligation, as loon as pidlihk after the Paid Commiffioners have
sainienteed hyAdvestifement that they we ready to receive Claims.
JNO. PARKHOUSE, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-07-06

SALES BY' AUCTION.

GENUINE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC-
TLYRER, ANTIQI.IE MARBLES; arc.
jR. ROBINS very reTpeefully ieforms the Nebi.
lity, Gentry:and Lovarsafthe FloeArtain particular that !
in the courfe of a few days he will have the honour to rebmit to
them, by Asidtion.sat Mr. Has mon's Rooms, in Conduit-itreet,
a Genuine and highly valuable COMRCIION tit PICTURES,
the Propcny of a Gentleman, brought Frain bis Seit In Hertford..
Ibire, where they hare remained for a Century pea.
he refined Colkdor will rarely meet wkh, lush an opportunity-
to enrich his Collediot with Works of excellence. as they vrill be
frond of the very firer Clafs in the Art, a Virgin, Child, and St.
John ; a Del Sarto, prefumed the find! ever nffcred to the public;
'llll3 HOLY. FAMILY, a rich and handful compoation, Ru-
ben.; a Sleeting Venus, with a Satyr. and Cupid, a truly capital
Piasire, Guido; a Virgin Child, and St. John, Raphael; St Je-
rome in a Landfcape, Vitian„ln his belt manner; a Satyr a Family
' by N. Pouffin; three Landfcapes by G. Pouf in, &c. &c.
At the fame time Will be fold, a Inuit Colledtion of Aadqsa
Marbles—Nudes will &only be given of the time of Vkisivi

stapes are preiastai
Warwick-area, Orlden•Cquare..!quna i 6.
London, England, 1807-07-30

SOUTH AMERICA. ' .
.. .
. —.—
. , .
MHrs ajefly's fore (tip flows, From Monte
i Video;
•
s arrived off Dover.
His Majelly's flip LANCASTEL, whore arrival at
Spithead, from Rio de la Plata, we announced in oar
laft, failed from Monte Video on the 27th of April,
in company with his Majefly's (hip Howe, and the
following velfels, for London, viz.
Diana, a prize: the parted z3th of May, her mails being dr
imaged ; the Howe was left srith her.

The Speak, a prise, kft 6th June, in cha-ge of the Agent for
Troafpotts.

Anna, Captain G. FORD, and the LiveIy,DONOVAN, for Guern-
fey, left 6th of June.
Enterprize, Captain J. GRAHAM, for Grenada, parted r9tb of
May for her ileftination. -And the following tranfports, viz.
Sir A. MitChoi, FULLER-rot; ; Apollo, W. bizt.i.is ; Dadalus,
G. Pv z , Tufcan, E. CHARLTON ; Edgar, j Blown ; Elizabeth,
J. S+ottas ; and Prompt, J. LCYZRITCN; left by the convoy on
the 6th of June.

Three Suter., CR PWOOD, and Tiber, ■. SIMPSON, parted 24th
of Mai•.—ln all 14

The letters by this conveyance are only two days
later than thofe formerly received. They communi
cate to us the unplearant tidings, that the Spanifh
inhabitants continued to as with the molt determined
inveteracy againfl the peOple and commerce of Eng-
land ; and particularly (tate, that a large parcel of
goods, which had been purchafed at Monte Video,
had been intercepted on their way to the. interior of
the Spanifh fettlements, and publicly burnt, for no
other reafon than becaufe they had been purchafed
from the Britifh, and were of Englifh manufaCture.
A cartel had been fent from Monte Video to Buenos
Ayres, for the purport of negotiating an exchange of
prifoners ;. but the nature of her reception was not
known at Monte Video at the time the LANCASTIR
and Howl failed from thence for England.
London, England, 1807-05-02

GENERAL ELECTION.

RANTS Ff.ttCTION.
THE Friends of Mr.-CHUTE and Sr HENRY
MILDMAY, and of the Independence of th" County. are
requefted to meet at the White Hart Inn, in Winchcfter, on
Wednefday the 6th infant, at Twelve Et No n precifely.
GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary, &c.
Wirchefter, May a, tltc,y.
Dinner on Table at Four o'Cloek.

TO THE GENTLEME N, CI.FRGY. AND YEOMEN,
FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OE KEN I%
CZNTLPIA EN,
DURING the Ihort interval I have had the honour
or being one of your Repref-ntatives, I fed I have dif.
charged my duty. as I promifed, honeftly, and faithfully.
Frequent communications between the Reprefentatives of the
People and their Conftittients I approve, but under-all the eircutn.
!lances of a recent Election. and the material Winds depending
in Parliament, I cannot approve of the prefent Diffolution.
Having rn apprehenfion, that you. my Fellow.countrymen, who
fo honourably fent me to Parliament, have altered your good
opinion of me. I confidently folicit rgain the honour of your votes
and intercft at the coining fleetion
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
With great refped,
Your faithful and obedient fervant.
London, April ap, tBoy. WM. HONYWOOD.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND Eft EEHOLDERS
• OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER.

GENII. [MEN,
ICOME forward to folicit the honour of your fup-
A port, indulging a hope, that no exertions on my part bare been
wanting to render me worthy of again offering myfelf for the high
honour of being one of your Reprefentatives in Parliament. The
principles which I have twice declared to you on former occaf.ons,
Rill continue to animate my condudi, and will ever remain unal-
terably imperiled upon my heart. I bare, to the heft of my ea •
parity, difcbarged my Parliamentary duties, and thall ever per-
fercre in the fame conduct, while I have the honour of your
confidence. lam not attached to airy party, or political fet of
men whatever. lam influenced by no opinions, but th,fe of in-
tegrity; and you will ever find me a man loyally devoted to my
King, and ready to uphold the inrdluah's principles of our
happy Conftitution.
I have the honour to be, wit% the hizbeft refpedt,
Crs:/LEMEN,
Your obedient and L.:tiZni bumble fervant.
London, April 27, r8.)7. D. DAVENPORT.

BRISTOL, APRIL jt, do 7
THIS is to Rive NOTICE, that the TRADE of
a LINCN DRAPER. now or lately carried so by us, the
underfig-ted George Maggs and Thema. Martin, in partnerfhip,
in the City of BMW, or elfewhere, and all other partnerthip con-
cerns and dealings between ua. are hereby mutually agreed and
declared to b. determined and DISSOLV N D, as wi tti efs our hands
THOMAS MARTIN.
11.:A9Gts
London, England, 1807-05-02

BANKS OF THE ELBE, APRIL 20.

The Swedes, by means of their gunboats► have got
pareffion of 0)e port of S,%inemunde.
It appears that the liege of Cnlberg is for the mn.
mcnt railed Martha' Mratier marching for Stral-
fund, at the head r:f a c'•nfiderable corps. There is
every reafon to belieire that he has already forced the
garrifon of that place to retire within the fortrefs.
On the morning of the day before yefterday, the
foreign troops in flamborgh, the gen.r drum: excep-
ted, left that city. Tie military duty is perforMed
by'the troops of the place.
The ga►rifon of Danrzic is reinforced more and
more; raooo men were to be en-d)arked at Memel,
for that dillination.

The reports of an armiflice, and the hopes of
peace, are again yarned. It is raid that the Prince
of Benevento will fhortly arrive at Berlin.
Aram al.—With the exception of the Cuflom
}snore Officers, Hamburg!) is at prefcnt entirely free
from foreign troops.
As the Swedes were driven ont of Pruffian Pome-
rania on the 16th, it is raid that Martha' Mintier will
return to Colberg, and that Marfluil Brune who was
ti• have returned to Hamhurgh in eight days, will
take the command of the 11th corer Forma. against
Pome-ania.

Lqtters from Vienna mention, that a number of
contraCts have been concinded, and that limes are
lending into Bohemia And Ga'Heir'. The duration
of the peace between Anflria anctfrance will proba•
hly be of very Bunt continuance.
_ _ _

Op the 6of this month, the Grand Duke Con-
(l7.ntine .j {pined the Ruffian army with 30.000 Guards.
The Emperor Alexander was with the at my. •
London, England, 1807-05-02

CTIELMSFARD, ESSEX.

HANDSOME FURNITURE, CHOICE STOCK OF MA.
DEIRA, PORT, AND SHERRY WINES, AND ROME
RODS EFFECT 3, by Mellen. HOGGAR'r and PHU.LIPS,
(inmates to Mr. SMITH).

On the pretnires, neMonday. the nth inft. and following J y. at t r,
by order of the Exceuuix of the late John Oxley Parker, jun.
Efq. decreed, .
'[HE whole of the genuine and elettant HOUSE-
HOLD FUR NI rum two bandfonte Wedg. wood lets of
table china, Oafs about 60 dozen of old port, to dozen of clinic,
Ma, and about 40 dozen of carious other g rod wines and
fpirits, including Sherry and !Mbar. ; alfn a Tarr quantity of (irony,
ale, in bottle and ca 4. 'Phu furniture includes handrome four-
poll bedileads, with dimity furnitures; prime goo beds and bed-
ding; mahogany wardrobes; fever al elicits of drawers, and the
anal affortment of bed room articles; an elegant drawing- room
fait, comprizirg 12 japanned chairs in black and gold, two pair of
rich ehlntz town made French window-curtains, Patin-wood, card
and Pembroke tahl •. pier glair, and a new Lruffris carpet, a ea-
pitzl Pet of dininP tables, is feet long, mahogany chairs, a ►ibrary
table, waitifcat wardrobes, a handfomc mahogany feteretaire and
tookeafe, a chord dreffing-glafs, oil. cloths, about 7o yards of new
tiara carpeting, kitchen articles in copper and tin, a neat glgg, me-
lon frames, brewing CAN, finite roller, and-numerous effedts.
May he viewed one day previous to the file, and catalogues then
had on tile pr.-mires; at the White Hart, Brew wood ; Spread
Ingatellone; Black Boy, Chelmsford; and of Meffra. Hog
gartand Phillips, No. 6z, Broad Brett, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1807-05-02

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH. MAY r.

• Arrived the PLUTO Hoop of war, from a eruize.
Sailed the Srainnews gun brig, With a fleet of tranf-
ports under convoy for Guernfey and Cork. His
Majefly!s 'hip HallaLD is appointed couvoy for the
Mediterranean.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1807-05-02

NEW MUSIC
Publiated this day by BUTTON and Pe RDAT, No. 75, St Paul's
(.'buret,-yard, London.
LE RETOUR de PETE, a Divertimento for the
Piano Forte, w:th an accompaniment ad libitum, for the
violin or German Flute, compofed by T. Moon,. author of the to-
lerated Rondoof " Laura and Lenza," Ste• Sce. price as.
HAIL LOVELY MAY, a favourite vocal Duet, compofed by H
tropism, price Is.

'4R. reffteelfully announces to the
Public, the recent completion of his elegant edition of the
MAYS of SHAKESPEARE, printed in a very funerior manner
by Bentley anti thotifun, in 14 volumes, foolfeap giro This edi-
tido is embelllibed with 75 plates, from planers and drawings by
the molt eminent defigners, and engraved, in the like manner, by
the Weft Artifts—Pt dups. to gire f.nne Idea of the beauty of the
plates, it may not be improper in the proprietor to Rats, what is
really the tad, that they alone, independent of the expence of pa-
re and printing of the work, have coil him tact Weell 2 and 3000
guineas; and that the whale undertaking has not been completed
under an expence of fi.-:001 In fan, this edition of Shakerpeare is
by futile moft beautiful of any that has hitherto been printed ;
and is entiche.l with notes by the molt eminent commentators,
viz. Stevens, Johnfon, Malone, and others. Price Six Ovine IS. in
hoards. A few copies nn large paper, with proof impreflions of the
plates, Twelve Guineas. It is likewife to he had iu vaious bind-
ings—No. 46, Fleet greet, [minion, April 1, 5837.