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London, England, 1807-10-01

SUPFRIOR MS. SFAMONS.

fhb day were publdhed. price Silty Shillings, done up feparately
fur the Pulpit,
.„t.4lxry Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS.
adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the principsi
*tolistsys and extraordinary Occafiona, printed in a new Script
Fype, cad 4-n rurenfe, in cud imitation of Mannrcript.
By a DIGN I I'ARY :lie CHURCH of ENGLAND.
. . _

Theft. original Sermons are refpracully fahmitted to the Clergy
a, fuperlor mldern compolitions, better aillpted to their avowed
ohjedt than any previous attempts of the fame kind. The Atultors
has himr. It preached every one of them, and he can therefore (*peak
to their fultabl, length acil dila. be can alfo boaft of the fandlon
which they have received from very dillinguilbed ornaments of
the Church.

Printed for Thomas Oftell, Ave Maria lane, near St Paul's
London ; and fold by all Snokfellers in town and country
N B. Clergymen who may not choole to purch..fe the entire Set
till they base examined a few, may be accommodated with a fcore
indifferently feleded for a one pound note, which may if agreeatle,
be addreffcd to the Publiet:r by the Pelt.
London, England, 1807-10-01

LONDON HOSPITAL.
THE LECTURES of this HOSPITAL tom•
menced THIS DAY, October tft.•
Theory and Practice of Phyfic, by Dr. Cooke.
Chcmiftry by Dr Yelloly.
Materia Modica by Dr. Buxton
Tbetry and Pradlice of Midwifery by Dr. Dennifon.
Occafional Clirical I ediurrs on Medic:l Cafes, by Dr Frampton.
AtititoMy Phyfi logy, and Surgical Operations, by Mr. Head-
brim and Mr Framp,on.
Anatomical Dtmonflrations and Diffedtions, by Mr. Frampton.
6urgtry. by Mr Hesdington.
o.cafiorial Clinical Ledtures on Surgical Cafes, by Sir William
isruard and Mr. I bonus Blizard.
For further particulars apply to Mr. PRICI, Apothecary, a the
London, England, 1807-10-01

GREENOCK. SEPT. sB.

The Alfred, CLARK* (one of the fleet), paired
yeaerday afternoon for Port Glafgow, horn Jamaica
—parted convoy on the ad inftant in a gale off the
banks of Newfoundland, and faw none of them
fence.—The John Bull, Captain Lila, from Jamaica,
arrived at Liverpool on the 23d inftant; fhe failed
from Kingfton on the s4th of July, and from Negril
Bay on the tft Augult, with the fleet for Great
Britain, kc. and parted from them on the 3 tft of
Auguft, on the Banks of Newfoundland ; and for
eleven days after the wind was at N. E. and S. E.—
The Polly, Captain PAIK[R, parted at the fame
time, but Captain LE♦ log fight of her the fame
night. The John Bull was chaced on the loth inn.
off Tory ifland, by a lugger, which fhe fuppofes to
be a privateer ; while making his efeape fpoke the
brig Hero, Hallar, from Limerick for Dumbarton,
to whom he gave information that the fail in fight
was a privateer, and loon afterwards faw the lugger
board her. A fl•"op called the John, for Clyde, is
alfo reported to have been boarded by the above pri-
Vatcer.
London, England, 1807-01-27

THEL,TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 28,
will be 'idled the Play of
RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE.
To which will he added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ' -
Or, THE GOLDPN EGO.
¶bh Erten...The Tempeft; with Mother
London, England, 1807-01-27

ELECTION BALLOT*.

Lord HOWICIE hoped, the Houfe was perfeffily aware of the
importance of making as great tulle as poffifik in emitting ekdion
petitions. This was a juftice due to the Houfe, as well as to the
itdividuals who petitioned,or againft whom petitions were pre
fented. There were now two ballots fixed for to-morrow ;—tie
Ihould therefore give notice, that if there &mild not be a (efficient
attendance of Members to form thole ballots, he *mold imme.
diately move that the Standing order of the Houfe (tumid be en-
forme.
London, England, 1807-01-27

PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JAN. 26.

The confideratioa of the important Appeal Cade, Lowe. w
Morgan, being refound, the Hon. SPENCER PEARCEVAL was
beard at confiderable length, as fesond Counfel for die Appellant.
The farther hearing upon the cafe was Adjourned by t►eir Lord.
Sips till to-morrow.
On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the farther
ennilderftion of the kith Appeal
.Caufe (with reference to judg-
ment) was Adjourned till Thurfday.

The BMA upen the 'rabic were forwarded in their refpettlive
Pages; among theft, the Annual Indemnity MI was read a third
time and paffed; and meilages ordered to acquaint the COMM/Of
therewith.

A Bill for the Naturalization of John Jacob °verbal.: was pre-
tested, and read a firft time.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A new Writ was ordered for the City of Canterbury, in the
room of T. Sinunons, Efq. deeeafed.
Thirteen Members took the oaths and their feats.

The SECRETARY at WAR 'brought in the Annual Mutiny
Bill, which was reada firft time, and orderid to be Lead a (mond
time on this t'uy fennight.
Mr SHER i N gave notice, that be lhould, on Monday neat,
move for leave to bring in a ➢ill for the further regulation of the
Office of Paymafter of the Navy. This was a motion of which he
had given notice during the lift 9eflon.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND brought in a Bill
for fufpending the Powers given by the Sta ute of Queen Anne, to
the Lords of Council and Scffion in Scotland, which empowered
them to augment, at pleafure, the Stipends of the Clergy, and
which veiled them with other powers. The Bill was read a firft
time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-01-27

GRAND STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING.
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the firft.
drawn, Wrowssiser, February 4th. Tickets and Shares,
warranted undravrn, are on Sale at all the Licenced °Secs, and
by their Agents in the Country. The Wheel is inunenfely rich,
%dependent of the above fixed CapitaL

ALL Perfons hating Claims on the Eliate of the
Honourable GEORGE BOWES late of Peolfwaldenbury,
is County of Hertford, deceafed, are requited to fend the Parti-
culars thereof, to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Bread-greet Hill, London,
k order that the fame may be examined and paid.

CHURCH PREFERMENT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

rj'HE next nefentation and Perpetuity of a Va.
Inabte Vicarage, about so Miles from London, and ren
born the Sea Coaft, in a &Stable County, with the probability
of very early pofilifTion.
Letters direded (pot paid) to A. B. Ibbetton's Hotel, Vere•
greet, Oxford greet, will be attended to.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
WANTED, an Apprentice to a Surgeon and
Apothecary in the Country.--. Apply to Mr. Weft, Sur-
aeon, Abingdon, Berks.

WANTS a Stuation as Meffman, a Young Matt
who has been in that Capacity tome time. Any Regiment
in want of fuch a petrol), may bear of him, by Letters (port paid)
o T. S. to be left at the Bar, Spread Fagle, Graccchureh•@rect,
London, which will be immediately attended to.

AN uncommon fine-toned PIANO-FORTE, with
additional keys, infidwdefk, and the ne-w-fafhioned fix-feet
nand, made about a month fince by Tomkiofon, for which a Gen-
tleman paid Thirty-four Guineas, to fend ft to dr Country ; nwing
to particular circumftances he is obliged to difpofe of it, sacking-
cafe and all, at only Twenty-five Guineas.
To be feen at Mr. Watlen's, Singing sod Piano-Forte Matter,
Leicefter-Itreet, Leicefter-Iquare.
As Mr. Watlen has °hew Piano-Fortes and other Mufical In-
ftrutnents fort to his houfe to dlfpofe of, for Ladies and Gentlemen,
be hopes none will call to look at it out of curiofity.
London, England, 1807-01-27

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Yenerday we received New York and Bolton Pa.
pers, up to the 3oth of December incluilve. Letters
from New Orleans of the sstb of No4ember, nabs
the arrival of the American General Wismsoa is
that city, with a fmall detachment of 4o Naafi,
but with 800 men cinfe in his rear.

The Spanith force which had crolred the Sabha
againQ the Americans, is Elated in the Official Intel.
ligerice of the Arm ican General, to amount to tsco
men, molly mounted militia.—Tbe Bpanifh forced
Pcnfacola, Mobile, and Baton, was ellimated at float
son to 650. There were no appearances whatever d
an amicable adjunment of differences between the
Americans and Spaniards.
The public opinion its America is in general fay
•oarable to the innocence of Colonel Boas ; se
proofs have been as yet obtained again( him of saj
thing like treaionable or feditious predicts.
The Nam Ea:land Pollansma of the s9th ult. coo
tains a paragraph, Raring, that intelligence had ben
brcught, by a veffel, from the Havana, of the io
aquae of Buenos Ayres, on the 12 th Of Aquas
b) the Spaniards, and alfo of the

EURRIINDER
OF MONTE VIDEO TO THE
BRITISH ARMS.

The Sri part of the above intelligence, we now
know to be correa.a hong prefumption that the
latter will alto prove fo. It is extremely probable;
and, if fojwe doubt not but Buenos Ayres is by this
time in the pofleWoa of his Majoily's troops.
The laten report of the proceedings of the Hod/
of Cougrefe, bears date'December r 9. The only ar.
tide of general intereft, h the Bill to prohibit the
Importation of Slaves. It has been reported, with
amendments One amendment provides the punilb'
agent of death for being concerned in importing
naves ; another, that naves imported (hall be for.
feited in thole (lates only where flavery is permitted.

Great difficulties had miler', when the Bill WaS
before the Committee, as to the line of condoB with
regard to fuch Haves as mould be imported in future
contrary to law. The queflions agitated were, wbe.
ther they mould be fent back to Africa, or be fet at
liberty ?

A Bill is about to be brought into Ccmgrefat is
America, impofing a Tax on all Batchelor* above
the age of 25. The produce of this tax is to be aP'
plied to the laudable purpofe of educating natural
and orphan children.
London, England, 1807-01-27

DEAL, JANUARY 26.

Vice Admiral He:COWAY is returned to this place,
and has again hoißed his flag on board his Majelly's
fhip the PRINCISS or ORANGE. Arrived his Majeay's
Slips Funious and the Srssnwsit, from a cruize,
iend remain in the Dowbs with the flips a! per
—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-01-27

NADO ROADS, /N Ilia RIO In LA PLATA, NOTENIIIR 4.

" The letter which will accompany this, mentioning our inten-
ded attack upon Monte Video, took place on the soth of Odober
laft, and to our thortification there was not water enough to let our
sips within gun asot of their batteties,although we lightened them
as mach as poilble ; there was no other refource left us but to
corns t• theft reeds, and take Maldonado, a fmall town, Bunted
about abtety miles front Monte Videa, a very poor place, but
abounds with plenty of cattle. At prefent every thing is confer..
cure, and I believe the general opinion is, that we Mall remain
bete, until we have a reinforcement from England, and our prof.
pets of making a fortune is, lam afraid, all over. In our [mall
Nuadron there Is great promotion "

NAUTICAL INTE,LIGENCE.

IALMOUTH, JANUARY 14.

Sailed the Walfiogham packet, Capt. Roams,
with Mails for Lifbon ; Swat. Low sloop of war, and
the Pic sca fchooner, on a cruize.—Wind N.
DOVER, JANUARY a 6.

ArWved the brig Dolphin, Captain TIINADADIR, of
and from Lifbon, bound to Amilerdarn, with fugar,
coffee, &c. having loft fome of her fails. Sailed,
this day, the boy Eendracht, Captain RAHLTIF, of
and for Lubeck, with brandy, wine, &c. In the
Roads, the KITE (loop, and FIARLISS gun brig.
London, England, 1807-01-27

otEsrN STATE OF THE WEST INDIES.

This day was publifbed, in one elegant Qarto Volum illuftrated
by two Maps, price Twenty.five Shillings in boards,
THE WEST INDIA COMMON PLACE:
-a. BOOK: thewing the STATE and VALUE of the BRI.
TISH SUGAR COLONIES, in relation to the Well Indio Pro-
prietary, and dillindlively to the Public, and Crown of great Bri-
din : exhibited in Tables of Population, Property, and Income.
Trade, Navigation, and Revenue; compiled from Parliamentary
and other °facial Documents.

To which are added, Commentaries on the feveral Subjects of
Commercial Entry, and efpc;ially on the American Intercourfe ;
on the.Navigatlon Ads; on the Shipping Intereft of Great Bri-
tain, on Convoys, on Free Ports, on Naval and Military Defence,
on the Mortality of Troops, with Suggeftions of Remedy and Re-
form. and on the Regulation of Limited Service, as applicable to
Britilh Regiments ferving in the Weft Indies, &c. &c
By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, But. M. P. F. R. S.
Printed for RICHARD Pima., vs, No. 6, Bridge Rivet, Black.
friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE Of PERU, taro, with Coloured Plates, -•
price 4 ss. In boards.
HELMS TRAVELS from BUENOS ATRES, by POTOEI,H) LISSA
with Maps, 6s. boards.
London, England, 1807-01-27

- NEVER ACTED.

THEATREROYAL, DRUAY-LANE!

TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY ill,
will be produced a New Comedy, called
THE ASSIGNATION,
With New Scenes, Dreffesi &C. Etc.
After which the Farce, called
THE LYING VALET.
•rbk Penis—Fare Manna ; with the Humourift.
London, England, 1807-01-27

ZUEKOS AIRES.

ASTMS 110 M OFFICERS 1M $ll MOMS !OPIUM'S
ski/ADAM
. .
EXTRACT LETTER:—MIS MAJESTY% IXIP ROW/Is. IN TIE RIO

Di LA PLATA, OPP MONTI SIDS°, DATID 13TH OCTOSIR.
" No doubt but you will be very much furprifed to hear of !,
the force we have at this place, which conifts of three fail of the
line, one fifty, two frigates, two gun brigs, and our noble (elves,
befides twelve tranfports, with troops, ready to attack Monte Vl-
deo, which will be in the emu* of a few days. We &all land, in-
cluding tailors, about asoo men, befides the Chips firing upon the
town. lam only forty that Sir Home Popham is going to fend
&patches before we attack this place, as you cannot write with
that Eradication to your friends prior to a bufinefs like this—fomo
ustift fall--and under this idea no one teems inclined to write, I
full now relate to you the ill fuceefs that has attended our triols
ta the terrier attack upon Buenos Ayres : in the fiat place, there
was only isco of ourtroops, and the inhabitants, about Bcoo,they
randy muttered a ftrong force, and retook the place, but not
without a fpirited refiltance. We have not heard any thing from
them this month palt, and then it was mocking to relate how they
treated our foldiers and tailors. I anderftand after we take Monte
Video, we shall garrifon it. Both foldiers and Caws are to land,
the tailors under that dignified name, the Royal Blues. The regi-
ments on this expedition are the 38th and 47th, a part of the 54th,
two troops of the at ft light dragoons and four troops of the aoth
fight dragoons. And now I have given you as much intelligence
as Tam maier of, and I hope I hull fooa write spin, relating the
upturn."
11TRACT of A LITTER...4IS INAJtSTT'S SHIP ROWS, MALDO
London, England, 1807-01-27

CHATHAM, JAN 27.

The Clio, a fine new floop, arrived here on the
*di infant. The MItICAINE frigate was commit.
honed laR week by Capt. RACKITTS.—The Officers
of our Divifion of Royal Marines have jolt put up,
in their new meta room at the Barsack, a portrait of
the Earl ST. Vincent, for which, at their requeft,
his Lordatiii was pleated to fit.
London, England, 1807-09-24

LEEWARD ISLANDS.

This morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward
Wands, brought to Falmouth by the Nockton packet.
BLturrr. She was 35 days on her paffage from
Tortola.

His Malady's Ship NORTNUMBBILLAND. of 14 guns,
tined from Antigua, with convoy for England, on
the asd of July.

The Nockton brings the melancholy intelligence
of the death of his Excellency , Lord Laviscres,
Governor General of the Weil India Viands. His
Lordthip died at Antigua on the tit of Auguil.

The Eliza, Supastsas, for Bri '; and the Lady
Parker, for London, were wrecked in a hurricane,
on the lath July, at Montferrat.
On Friday lall the Mennie, Fairlie, a running (hip,
arrived at Port Giafgoiv from St. Vincent's. She
failed on the ift of Auguft.
The following is a Letter from a Britifh Merchant
to his Correfpondent in the City. It is dated

4, TORTOLA, AUGUST z 6.

"Admiral Co cit LANE left this place on the 4.th intl.

" The fleet, under convoy of his Majefli's )(hip
/klcittru ustaes Latin, conil fling of about 'l5O fail, pro-
ceeded from hence on the 3tfl July : they were or-
ilered to wait in a certain latitude for the Berbice and
Demerara flips, which had nor joined. The Admi-
ral havipg joined the main fleet, difpatched his Majef-
ty's Ship Aassto Tortola to wait for the bernerara
and Berbice [hips : on the 6th they arrived, and pro-
ceeded with the ARAB. If they do not join them at
tea, the is to take them to England."
London, England, 1807-09-24

MARRIED.

Saturday, Roderick O'Connor' Efq. of the county of Dublin,
Barrifter at Law, to Mifs Maria Bourne, of Elford. Staffordikire.
On the 14th loftant, at Dover, Mr. John Somervell, merchant,
of London, to Mifs Margaret Willfon, only child of Mr. James
Willfon. of Dover.
On the tsth inftant, H. Reeve, M. D. el Norwich, to Mifs
Taylor, eldeft daughter of Mr. John Taylor. of that city.
On the tsth initaut, at Walthamitow Church, Wm. Domville,
Efq. of Lincoln's Inn, to Mifs Maria SoUy, daughter of the km
lfaac Solly, of Waltharrftow.
Saturday, George Scott, kill of Hsrnmerfmith, to Mifs Stoe,
only daughter of Harry Stec, Efq. Secretary to the South Sea
Company.
Monday, at St Stephen'e, Coleman ftreet, Ro'scrt Butler, Efq.
of Old Broad-ftreet, to Mils Barnewril, daughter of Robert B.ir
Efq.
Saturday, at Marslield, Somerfet. Lieutenant Colonel Luttrell,
toMits C. Browne, of Stretton en-le fields, Derbyfhire.
London, England, 1807-09-24

THE ARMY.

. the Hon. General Fox and bis Staff has jut! sr-
--rived from Sicily, and, we are happy to hear, that
the General, and Mrs. Fox and family, are in good
'health. The command of our fine army in the Me-
' dlterranean now devolves on General MOORE, the
darling of the foldiers.
Lieutenant General ANNE Vtt.t.vris has liliewite
arrived., having been fucceeded in the command of
Malta by Sir WlL.z.rat4 GREEN, an Officer of tried
talent and experience.
Major General M. FRASER, M. P. and the Hon.
Brigadier General STEWART, it is raid, are on their
way home from the army in Egypt.
The gallant Marquis of HUN TLEY has been ap=
pointed torucceed General FRERE in Egypt, but did
not proceed in the Istirsart use frigate, as intended,
with Lord COCHRANE.
Lieutenant General Sir Hew DALRYMPLE con.
tinues in the command of Gibraltar, the garrifon of
which he has brought to the highed Rate of difcipliue,
and is himfelf at the fame time very popular.

It is Paid that Lieutenant General W PIITLOCKE was
4o proceed with part of the unfortunate army of
South America to the Cape of Good Hope, where
the Hon. Major General GREY commands. The
43th and 47th regiments were either to proceed to
India, or to relieve the 24th and 93d, or Sutherland
highlanders, who were to go forward to India. .
The 34th regiment, which is to go with General
BILSIFORD'S army, is Rill detainer' by contrary
winds at Cowed Harbour, Me of Wight. •
Brigadier General EVELEIGH, of the Engineers,
. retires from the Staff of Portfmouth.
The gallant General THoaNroN, of the Guards,
Ofimands the fine garrifon of Hull ; where, among
ether excellent corps, Lord Firzwtwats's regi-
ment is Rationed.
We are lorry to hear, that when the laa Mellin-
ger came off, Lord CATHCART'S health was ital•
ferent, and that Sir DAVID BAIRD'S wound had been
ptednitive of more ferious confequences than at fl ft
apprehended. We know no two Officers whole loft
the country would more deplore at the prefent
moment.

We have lien a letter from Copenhagen, which
auctions the condo& of the young regiment, the 92d,
26 being the theme of pairfe throughout the army. It
will be in the recolleElion of our Readers, what great
credit this corps übtained in Egypt and in Holland
on former occaft,ns. It is matter of regret that their
Colonel, Major General Hops, is not employed : he
without exception, one of tile able( Officers in the
Dritilh fervice. Every thing vrAs to be expe/led iroru
the two light regiments, the 43d and 52d, and they
exceeded every eipthation. It trill be remershercd
that thefe regiments, with the sd battalion 78th, were
formed by General Mooac.
London, England, 1807-09-24

TO DELIA.

Dialed light and laueing heart
Dances to the gayett manure ;
• Fored emotions to impart.
• And give. without receiving, pleafuro.
So the priz'd eornellan feat,
Bears the mark of love's confeffion ;
Imparts the blifs it cannot feel,
And gives, but neer receives, irnpreffion. A.
London, England, 1807-09-24

This day were publithed, price 3s 6d. in boards,

Dedicated, by pcnniffion, to hit Rnyal Highnefs the Cvmmander
in Chief,

PROGRESSIVE MILITARY INSTRUC-
TIONS fnr forming MEN and HORSES in the Rudiments
of CAVALRY SERVICE.
By CA priN SKEENE, Riding Mailer. Cavalry Depot.
Printed for T. Egerton, at the •Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1807-09-24

iREPLY to the S nucTuitEs of the EDIN-
-ISURG .4 REVIEW. on the Foreign Policy of the Marquis
WI.O.A.FSLEV's Mminiftration in.hulis--•comprifing au Exami-
nation of the late Tranfielloni in the Carnatie.

By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL. Efq.
Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davits, Strand.
London, England, 1807-01-20

FINE ARTS.
MR. CRAIG has the pleafure of announcing to
4-v the Public, that his F.SSAY on the STUDY of NATURE,
in Drawing Landeape, having been long out of print, and yet
having been constantly enquired for, he has made arrangements
for reviving it, under the title of the COMPLETE INSTRUC-
TOR in DRAWING.

At a time when the higheft changers in the Nation are afo
dating her the purport of prom( sing the Imitative Arts, as the
means of National profperity. Mr. Canto, therefore, to aid fuch
patriotic intentions, as far as in his power, offers this Work to the
Public as one, that by beginning with the firft Nlements of Land-
fine, will inftrudt without the attendance of a maitre. The fame
motives have induced him to publith it at a price that but juft
defray the expence.
The firft fix Numbers. confining of fix Royal Folio Plates each,
contain a complete feria of progreffive Letrons Landfcape.
with inftruetions to accompany each—the next fix Numbers,price
6s ed. each Number, will give fimilar inftrudtions and Latins in
Figures, Ste.
- - - - -

London: Pub!Med by T. (Moll, No. 3, Ave Maria Lane; and
to be had of all Boolfellers and Printfellers in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-01-20

lOU ROYAL ISIGIOSIESS TVS. PRINCE., AVM/STA.

Brown velvet paticoat, beautifully embroidered with filvert a
large drapery on the right fide, with a molt brilliant border, with
danu& and province roles intermixed , a finall drapery on the
left fidc, tied up with a vary rich bouquet, and bordered with
Malian chains; train of brown and laver tiffue The whole bad
a very fine cite&

PRINCTS/ ELIZADITH. •
A magnificent drefs of green ve►vct, fuperbly embroidered
with gold; the right fide of the deers compofed of a large marking
drapery, elegantly ftriped with gold fpangles, and Ardfised at bot
rum. with a maffy border of a Mofaic pattern. intermixed with
pine leaves, richly embroidered in dead and bright gold foil, bul-
lion, &c. the contour of which was ftrikingly elegant; (made:
draperies in then work, with rich borders, comp•e ed this fuperb
dreft, which was particularly remarked for mite sal effed-mtlx
whole finifhed with a mar/ border at bottom, of toil and bullion,
and looped up with fuperb cord and taffels. Her Royal Highnefs
wore a robe of green and gold velvet tiffue Reeves, ornamented
with tiaras of gold and green, and trimmed with point lace and
gold fringe.
London, England, 1807-01-20

TUC PIIINCtIII SOMA.

A'puee velvet petticoat, embroidered round the bottom wisp
twill and (pansies. over which a molt magnificent drapery, fu
perbly embroidered with feftonna of variegated geranium-leaves
of gold cmbeired work; under the leave. wtis fufpinded an extra-
ordinary rich drapery, with point, tertninsting in rich gold 14-
fels ; the rose was puce anti gold velvet. The head-drefs, as ufisal,
to corrtifpond. The whole drefs was colifidered uncommonly
elegant.

PRINCESS MART.
TA,. fame as her Royal Hight's& Pripet& Elisabeth, In fearlet
and gold.
rat 'ICUS AM 'a.m.
An elegant fawn coloured tints, with Myer taffels—Hesd-drefs
a very 6nc panache of nine feathers.
London, England, 1807-01-20

VICTUALLING 0171C2, jasivary 17 , 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 111.171ISTre NA PT de La* jiw Rothe,

That on Friday nest the 23d inftant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (Waled up) and treat for Eight Hun-
dred Quarters of pale. and Two Hundred Quarters of dare dried
AMBER MALT; to be delivered in a fortnight by weekly pro-
portions into Ids Makity's Vianalling Stores at Deptford; and to
be pal•' for by Bills payable with intercft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of tha Contradt may be fcen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will ke Lod to any Teenier ix tv6ich the price Asa not ko
Uttered iw words at length, w that fall xot be delivered to the Board
before one o'clock, 04 the foid Friday the 23d inAnte, woe ex* the For-
feit solo ~ha the 'Terider,or few Polio on ha behalf anode to oaf-lair
when called for.
London, England, 1807-01-20

IT

~'l.

Numbers.

it Guards, Garrifons, Ste- . 113,79 r
s Forces in the Plantatin s, ace. - 79.158
i India Forces - 25,115
4 Troops and Companies for Recruiting Ditto 437
5 Recruiting and Contingencies - - ----
6 General ansi Staff Officers - --
s Ernbaclied Militia and Fencible Infantry 94,205
3 Contingencies for Ditto - ---
9 Cloathing for Ditto - -
—.—..

so Full pay to Supernumerary Officers -
I I Public Departments -
i s Allowance to Innkeepers, &c

23 Half pay and Military Allowances
14 Ditto AtuericanForces

is Ditto Scotch Brigade
i 6 In-Penfioners of Chelfea and Kiltnainham Hofpitals
27 Out Penfioners of Ditto
28 Widows Penfioni .
19 Volunteer Corps
so Foreign Corps
23 Royal Military College
22 Royal Military Afylum.

21,473

23 Allowances to Retired and Officiating Chaplains

24 Hofpital Expences (Ireland)
25 Barrack Department (Ireland)
26 Compaffienate Lift

.

Dedudt the India Forces

War Office, January tam atoy.

OLD BAILE r.

For
Great Britain.

L. s. d.
a 973.263 13 I
5,6C9,143 13 9

381497 0 0
23,214 10 0

152,767 5 7
132,935 3 e
1,644.562 19 10

3344851 to,
25.115 I

40,000 o o
5374.27 z 6 4
33,388 is 7

211,3-3 11 II
340,000 0 0
165.00 s o 0
44,000 0 0
730 0 0
33,169 I$ xo
326,236 4 3
37,238 7 6
660,0c0 0 0
384448 17 3
42,175 5 10
21,227 8 4
15,000 0 0

12,000 0 0

,828,767 2 7
482..'97 0 0
London, England, 1807-01-20

y

THE LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES!!!
J. BR ANSCOMB and Co
Proprietors of No. xt, HOLBORN, 37. CORNHILL, and 38,
HAYMARKET,
WHERE Tickets and Shares are nnw felling;
warranted undrawn, recommend an immediate purchafe
in the prefent Grand STATE LOTTERY, which contains more.
Capital Prizes than were ever known ; and the Second day of.
Drawing will be on Thurfday. The above Proprietors beg leave,
to offer to the public attention the following great (tweets that hu'
attended thofe numbers fold by them in the Lotteries for tBot and.
2806, which were divided in 267 different Shares of Capital Prizes,
namely
No. t 719 a Prize of 23,000 Flo. 4,077 a Prize of 3,000
7,7 c 7 20,022 11.871 ••-• 5,000
7,686 20,020 17,915 +. 2,000
11,643 20,000 x 6,80 t 2.000
9.219 —•• so,coo 34,699 -- 1,000
456 =Poo 17.477 LOCO
23.747 -- 10,000 3.130 -- I „coo
Likcwife, Twelve Prizes of cool. &c. &c. and where the Brit
30,c001. Prize ever flared was fold.
*„• The Firft Drawn on the next Day of Drawing will he en-
titled to to,oozl.
London, England, 1807-01-20

TO BE LET BY AUCTION,

At the Exchange Coffee Houfe, Briftol, on Tuefday, the t ytk Fe-
bruary neat (unlets previoufly difpofed of by Private Contra t,
of which due notice will be given),
LL that Capital Six Pans SUGAR HOUSE,
with the extenfive: Warehoofes Dwelling Houfe, and Pre-
mires adjoining (the Property of the late SASSO EL Hinoeasotc,
E.g.) litnare in Nelfon-ftreet. in the City of Brittoi.
The Premites are molt advantageoully fit uated In the central
part of the City of Briftul, near the Head of the (tay, and at a
[mall dittance from the Exchange, and adjoin from behind the
River Froome, by which goods may be now conveyed to and
front the Premifes at high tidei, and which when the Floating
Dock is compleated, will be navigable at all times.
The Premas are well calculated for carrying on a very even-
five Trade, and ase fo conftruded that the Maoufadory may be
concluded at the leaft poffiNie expence.
The Premifes and Molls will be let together for a Term of
14 YearcancLusay be entered upon immediately.
Some few articles neceffary for c3rryirg on the Trade, fuels as
Moulds, Pots, Clay, Paper Hoops, Drays, liorrea, &e. to be taken
at a valuation.

ty The late Samuel Henderfon, Efq for Ato years carried on a
very extenftvc Track in the Premifes, and being in great cabala.
tion as an excellent Manufadturcr of Refined Sugar, the Sugar
Houle and Premifes are tiniverfally known, and will be entered
upon with peculiar advantages.
For further particulars and to treat by Private Contra& apply
to Meffts. Halt and Jarman, Soli< iturs, liruad Ricci, Dtiftul.
AU Letters IllUft be pail paid.
London, England, 1807-01-20

VICTUALLING-OAFICE, yammer, 5, 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAY E377's NAY'', do berm:nil" Notice,

That on Monday the 26th inftaut they will be ready to receive
Tenders In writing Created up) for fuch quantities of Kiln Dried
ENGLISH PEASE of the heft quality, as the rcfpedtive Dealers
therein may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in the {pace of
one Month, free of all charge and ridt to his Majcfty, into his ?via
jefty's Vidualling Stores at Portfmouth and Plymouth ; and to be
paid for by Bills payable with intereft nicety days after date.

The Conditions of the Comma may be teen at the Secretary's
(Ace.

No regard will It bed to say trader ;If toad tbe priatAtli ad is be.
Med be words at lemitit, or tbatikall at be ddivered to the Beard before
one o'doei ea the laid Monday, the :6tb itylaet, aer eadefi the per* tabs
wales the leader er few Iterfon oa bie &bay, attends le eafwersoben
ealledfir.
London, England, 1807-01-20

VICTUALLING OFFICE, 7anstary to, 1807.
Mr. JOHN Ncvni., of Richmond, in the County of Surrey, butcher
having failed to abide by a Public Tender, dated the aoth alt
which he made to the Vidualling Board, for the fupply of Fret
Beef to His Majefty's Ships and. Vefreis at Yarmouth, Lynn,
and Wells, id' the County of Norfolk, for the catalog twelve

months,
I'HE OOMMINVONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS mayEsTrs NAM is Iwo y she wake,

That on Monday the s6th Inltant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat with fuel Perform as will
undertake to furnish whatev'er FRESH BEEF may be required for
the ufe of His Majtfty's Ships and Veffels at the freeral Parts be-
et e•mentioned , from that day to the 3 tit of Number next, in-
chafive, and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& nicety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Centred may be Peen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledor of the Cul-
toms at Yarmouth.

No regard will be bed to soy Tessler is tabkh Ile prior flail art be
imitated is words at kagth, or that frill act be delivered to the Beard
kfere tote eckei ea the fail Monday the 264 idiart, nor wall! the
prior whe atelee the Tender. or Aare twist I oa hie ;obeli, aka&
to offerer wee* eallod for.
London, England, 1807-03-12

COMMITS'S, OF SUPPLY.

The Houle, on the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, went int•
Committee to confider further the Supply granted to his Majefty ;
when the following Sumi were voted :-196,9491.95. zod. for dif.
charging the Loyalty Loan ;—a9,3001. for the Printing and Sta.
tionary of the two Houfes of Parliament ;—ao,oool. for Printing
the Votes during the prefent Seffions ; —zo,oooL for the Journals
and Indexes from tBoa to 18°7;-9,7891. rs. 811. for printing
and ferving Votes, Refolutions, Ste. for the lift
i6s. ad. to defray Deficiency of Vote of laft year I-4391.21. ad.
for printing 1738 Copies of the 38th Volume of Journals;-
70,9071. as. for the Mint at Tower Hill;—x,o46l. for the Trial of
Lord Vifcount Melville. The ufual Colonial Eftimates were
then voted.

A Meffage from the Lords acquainted the Houfe that the Lords
had agreed to the Brandy Duty, the Sugar Bounty, and the Inland
Tax Bills.

Mr. HOBHOTISE brought up the Report of the Simple Con-
trad Debts Bill, when, after a thort difcuffion, In which It was
generally underftood that the Debate on the merits of the Bill
fhould be roltponed till the third rcading, the Report was re-
ceived.

The other Orders of the Day were then difpofed of, and the
Houfe adjourned.

THE EVENING. STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY. MARSH is.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confab, for money, 641—for April 631—Ornnium 14 la
Exchequer Bills, par to xa. tliL

To-morrow we (hall lay before our Readers the
remainder of Sir Hosts POP H *Pei Trial, which hav-
ing run to a greater length than we expeiled,we found
it impoffible to comprize in our columns this day.
The Sentence of the Court Martial was delivered
yellerday, of which the following is a Copy :
London, England, 1807-03-12

DIED.

On Friday lalt, the 6th init. at ftoo keliff-houfe, near Lymingten,
mit fincerely lamented, Mrs. Coney, wife of the Rev. William
Coney, of that place.
On the 2,6 th February, at Peckham, Mr. Richard Saute, only
fon of Captain Saute, R. N. his death was ocealioned by a round
he got in the edict) Off Trafalgar, and exceffive fatigue afterwards,
which brought on a fever, and though he recovered fulficiently to
return to his native country and pats for a Lieutenant, yet it ulti-
mately terminated in a decline, which put a period to his life; and
while it deprived his country of a brave and alive Officer, left a
noble example bow to live and die a true Chriftian.

LONDON: Printed and publithed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can•
terbury Place, Lambeth) At the STAG-Orrtce, N.. 1, Carry-
ftrcet. Puked alio at the 6:Aka-Orrice, Temple-Pm

I
London, England, 1807-10-06

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER

The damage fuflained on this coal} by the high
tides_pf Wednefday and Thurfday lall, is altholi in
credible. The (mall craft at Sandwich were drove
no Chore, and tkree of the boats broke to pieces.—
Several (mall buildings were damaged, and the em•
hAnkments torn down. At this place the boats
moored intide of the outer bafon were greatly da.
maned, by the fea breaking over the pier wall ; and
in the inner bafon, feveral cutters, &c. were drove on
fhnre. Fortunately the bathing machines were re-
moved in time. At Broadilairs, feveral of the Mer-
men are nearly ruined, owing to their warehoufea, on
the left of the pier, being wafted away. Several
large trees, which had maintained peaceable pf.tfel
lion for upwards of forty years, were tern up by the
roots, and the chalk rocks, of amazing five, were
wafted over the pier into the fea. Several boats
were entirely demolithed, and three bathing machines
broke to atoms by the heavy (well ; the whole of the
houfes near the pier were inundated, and the inha-
bitants obliged to remove out of them. Tremendous
large quantities of the cliffs, to the tight and left of
Broadaairs, have been warned away ; and a bath
(known by the nadie of Lord Keith's Bath) fell in,
and, with feveral yards of the cliff, was carried into
the fea.
London, England, 1807-10-06

VIEVNA, SEPTEMBER 1.

The marriage of his Majefty, with the daughter
of the Archduke Ferdinand of Milan, will be cele.
brated on the 4th of Oelober, the day of the inau.
guration of the Statue of Jr:feph 11. and not on the
loth of November, as the public prints have an-
nounced. It is likewife afferted that, at the time of
his marriage, our Monarch will caufe. himfelf to be
crowned Emperor of Aufttia. The Archduke Fran.
cis, brother of the future Emprefs, will efpoufe the
Archduchefs Maria Louifa, eldeft daughter of his
Majelly.
An Archduchefs of Ruffia is &flitted for our
Prince Royal.
An extraordinary Council of State has been held
relative to the propofals fubmitted by the Diet of
Hungary to hisMajefly.
Great aftivity has been, for Come days, nbferved in
the Chancery of State, in the department for Foreign
Affairs.
SFPTEMSER 2.—A1l the troops which formed the
cordon on our frontiers, have now returned to their
refpeelive garrifons.
The various difporitions of our Court announce its
reliance on a durable peace. The fucceflive reduelion
which is about to take place in our army, will, it is
faid, amount to 100,000 men.
Letters from Koningiberg, which have arrived
here. announce that the Frunian Minittry has been
pally arranged. M. de Gotz will retain the admi-
niltratinn ot F•reign Affairs, and M. de Stein has
undertaken that of the Finances. The latter ap-
poinment has occafioned general fatisfaftion, that
Minifter being cinfidered as one of the molt enlight-
ened men, and one of the moll upright charaelers in
Pruffia, who has always maintained the opinion, that
i was the inteten of his country to maintain an inti.
mate viatica; n with France.
The Ex Miniller:Hardenberg, has not thought fit
to continue in Ruffia ;it is even affertecl, that be
could 'not obtain permann to repair to Peteilburgh,
and that he intends to retire to Denmark. It is very
true that he has married his minters, who was an
aarefs of Leiplick, a the name of Schonmann,
with whom be had been conflated alrupit eight
Tears.
SEPTIMBFR tz.—The dqy before yeflerclAy his
Istajefty w.thdrew from this city to Saltaburgh that
Duchy being. now npop ;be Carne footing as the tell
of the Aullrjan provinces.
In a few dayi OF Archduke Charles will fet out
upon his intended journey to Bohemia, and. from
thence to Upper Aulttii.
London, England, 1807-10-06

vVICTUALLINGO.PI.IOE.* st. 1107.
THE COMMISSIONARA far P1011441,1,1NG
HIS MAVISTre NAPrt; de her* Ow Ream •
That on Waneftlay the 7th of thflolierrimit, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writit.g (foaled op) and treat for THREE
THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS, for the ufe of the Coorrai.e ;
to be unbearable to. Samples to be produced with the Tender: ;
to he delivered in the (pace of twelve mouths, by regular monthly
proportions, into His Majefty's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford ;
and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after
date —N. B. No Tender for a kb quantity than sco Bolts wil
be admitted.--The Conditions of the Contradk may be' feen at
the Secretary's Ofßee.
Na -egard togs be bad to any tender in which the price flail set be
i.sierte.l is words at length, or that XII sot be delivered to the Board
hifiweesze o'clech on the pid Ifraleefday the 7tb of OBo! er next, nor weleA
the Perfin gybe wairethe tender, or few perfom .s hi: liefwif,attende,to
anfiner when called pt.

PICTUA L LING OFFICE, Sepienther 29 Ibo 7.
THE COMMISSIONERS for vicrum.usc
HIS MAY lISTY's NA pr, do hereby give notice,
That on Wcdnefday the 7th Odtnber next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders, in writing, reeled up, and treat for EIGH
HUNDRED VAR I'FRS of PALE and TWO HUNDRED
QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, to he
dcli-
verrd in a fortnight, by weekly proportions into his Majefty's
Vidualliug Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable
with inters ft ninety days after state.
'I he Conditions of the Contrast may be fcen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the price
_frail not le
infirted in tr,reht at length, or that Ikea sot he Delivered to the Boor'
ttfore one o'clock, on the fad Trednefhty, the 7ti Otioter next, nor
add; dr Prr<ton who maker the Tender, or !One Per Jon ox his &half,
attends to anfTver when called for.
London, England, 1807-10-06

LON6ON MJRK#TS.

CORM DIRRX. IT, MIRK Lame, OCTOB h s—There
is to-day a middling fupply-of Wheat arrived ; belt
fainples fully fopport lad paces, and other forts go
off heavily—Barley. with Malt, are each rather
cheaper—White Peas again at more advance—Beans
of both kinds are fomewhat deare:=Oats are in to-
lerable fupply, at rather!setter price—and the terms
of Flour continue as WI week.

CSANTRAL CU RRRRR T AT OMUTA:
Wheat, 421 sis 65s per qr. Grey Peale bos 6es
Fine Ditto, 681 7os Beans, 54s 605 od (old)
Rye, 425 465 (new) Tick Ditto, 455 516 cd
EAF1xy,3711436 ad Oats. 245 28s 335
1V1a1t,065 731 od Poland ditto 34S 365 od
Whitt PUS, T4Rs t6Rs Poratoe ditto—, 37$ cd
Rape Seed 231 to 271005.
Fine Flour 5Ss 585—,Seconds scs to 555.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the
21ft of Sept. to the 26th of September—Total 4 3:5 quarters
Average 63► 91d.-35. td lower than laft return.
RETI I RN OF FLOUR,
From the r9th of September to the 25th of September.
Total—ts,oss lacks—Average 595. 3.14.1.
os. cid. higher than laft return.
RETURN PRICE OF GRAIN ON BeARD SHIP AS URDU:
Wheat 465 sos 585 Boilers 530 s isos od

. . _
Fine, 6os 6ss Suffolks to - 160. od
Superfine . 66s 68s Grey Peas 46s 65s od
Fine Efrex White, Ike. —s 7os Tiorle Beans, scs 58s
Rye, 38s 45s Ditto, Old 6os —s
Barley 30 441 od Tick Beans, 401 Si. od
me- 62s 73$ Oats sas au. )2$
White Peas toos i 2 ts Poland. 34s 369 1:94
Rape Seed 221. to t7l..per last—Finis Flour 55s to 58s per Sack.
London, England, 1807-10-06

PRICE OF HOP; IN Mk. BOROUO:1 MARKET.

New Bags sl ios to N 61 I Pockcts 61 os to 71 10$
PRICE Or UAT AND STRAW IN 90111 NMI-D.

Hay, - 51 los to 61 6s 1 New Clover 51 153 to 61 tos
Clover 61 os to 61 los I Straw, it 16s to 21 as
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oetober 5,
To link the offal—per Bone of 81b.
Beef 3s od to 04d I Veal 45 6d to 5s ol
Mutton 3s 8d to 4s 6d Pork 0 tod to 5s Bcl
- -

- -
Lamb 44 od to 5s od.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, October 5.
Per acme of Blb. by the careafe.
Beef as 6.1 to 3s 8d I Veal 3s od to ss od
Mutton 34 od to 4s cd Pork 4s od to ss 8d
Lamb 3s 41 to 4s. 6d.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICtS OF GRAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARRETI.
BastNorroae..—ltheat 6os od to 75s 6d per Quarter.
Barley 35. od to 4,s od I Beans scs od to cat od
Oats ays od to las Od Bread is 6id per gallon
Hewr.rv—Wheat c 6. nd to 78s od per Qs
Barley 376 od to 4c: cx: I
Beans 48s od to c4s od
as 24$ od to sod Kale 56s od to fos ad

MA IDE Nil V.A D.....Whe.11 63.; od to 76$ od per Qr.
Barley eos od to qrs od I Beans 56s od to 595 od
Oats 3os od to 36s 6d Peale 6.:6 od to 635 od
Newatlat.--Wheat 583 od to ns od per L.
Rye cos cd to 64s od I Oats 303 od to 35s od
Barley 324 od to 3, scd I Beans Os od to 56s od
New ccs cd to ocs od Peale oos od to 553 od
ReAnino.—Wheat 75n od to Bss od per Qz.
New Wheat 63s od to '44 1 Beans 486 cd to 555 od
Bailey 35s od to 38. od Peale 58s od to Gas od
Oats alts sd to 30 cd 1 Wheat for Seed OOS.

A gitl, aged 14, has had, for the laft (even pre-
ceding ',eats of her life, fcrophultAtts ulcers on her
a•rns, neck, fide. and breath, attended with west
difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring.—
The difeale baffled every means employed, when fhe
tried SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcotbittic Drops, and
at this time fhe has taken five bottles ; the fmaller
ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair
advances to the fame favourable termination, which
we are juflified in concluding from her mended (late
of health, probably tailing from the Bond health of
the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give
further information on application ; and the original
letters may be Peen a: the Difpenfary, No. 15, S rho
Square, London.—Mr. Sriesatnty is not accounts•
lie for any mixture fold, unlefs the words " By the
King's Patera" are inferted on the bill of dire/lions,
bottle, and wrapper ; the (lamp alfo (the Kites
duty) is printed in black inftead of red ink. Bottles
ss. 6,1 ; bouble bottles tos. ; and larger tl. as. duty
included.
London, England, 1807-10-06

MEMEL, AUGUST 14.

The King has eltablifhed here a commiffion of ge-
neral liquidation ; all the inhabitants have received
notice to give in their accounts, not only of the fup-
plies they have furnifhed the Ruffian army, but alto
an eftimate of the loffes of every kind which they
m•ry have Whined.
To all the miferies which war has left behind it in
this wretched country, is now added a very danger.
ous epidemic difiemper among the horned cattle—it
has already extended to Lithuania. This calamity
has occafioned feveral ordinances, directing that the
carcaffes of heath, which die of this dillemperl be
removed from the houfes and buried.
The furelts and woods have been laid wafl e to loch
a degree, during the ftay of the immenfe belligerent
armies in our territory, that there is reafon to ap-
prehend a fcarcity of fuel the enfuing winter.

LINZ, SEPTEMBER I.

His Majefty the Emperor goes very often from
the Palace of Lasenburg, where he refides, to the
capital. to be prefent at the Council of the Minifiers,
which very frequently affembles. Prince Kurakin,
the new Ruffian Ambaffador, has frequent confe-
rences with the Minifier, Count Stadion.
The mifunderllanding which has arifen between
the Court and the States of Hungary is not yet ac
commodated : on the contrary, it appears to be daily
afitrming a more ferious charaaer. One of the molt
diflinguithed Auflrian Generals, who happens to be
a Member of the Diet, which has declared (trpngly
againft the Cabinet of Vienna, has been, by the Em-
peror's command, (truck out of the lift of the Gene-
rals, and d:prived of all his employments. The Im-
perial Decree relative to this fohjcet has been offi-
cially communicated to the army of Hungary.
General Lattermann has been appointed by the
Emperor Commander in Chief in Sclavonia.
London, England, 1807-10-06

RIZ ES Shared, Sold, and Regiaered, by
HORNSBY and Co. in the Laft am! Fortner Lotteries :
e of 30 pco 24 • of
10 10,000 30 10:C0
a • r t.coo , 1,000
17 -- 20.000
el 34 ••••• 300
Tickets and Shares for the pr at State Lottery are on tale at
their Licarkd Ottc4s. (agrreably to Ad of Parliament) a 6, Corn-
Charing Crors and St. Margaret's ildi, Borough ; where
Samna =al ise.ind gratis. •
Orders' executed on the fame terms mit pretest.. The Drawing
'begins Odober the 2oth.

NO LICENCE RtQl/IR ED FOR LOTTERY AGEICFI'S,
Acd thole that are Agana at ;Teem' may be Agents to eat it
ewe Officcs.
A LL Pertms willing to all as Lottery Agents
4 3. may he fupplied •i•ICK GTS and SHARES, on the 'snort
advantageous Terms, for Ready Money, Mort dated Bills, or
Poll Office Orders ; and all 1 ickets or Shares unfold at the com-
mencement of the Drawirg may he returned, and the amount of
t 6• fame paid on demand by J• W ARN FR, at his State Lottery
Office. No 16, CORN:RILL, tear the Royal Exchange.
Note—Clubs, Sockuts, &c. will meet with liberal Encourage-
ment.
London, England, 1807-10-06

THE COMET:

The Comet Rill continues vilible Ed the naked eye,
every evening when the fky is not °bloused by va-
pours. Sunday night it was very dillittaly feen by
the inhabitants in the vicinity of the metropolis, as
bright nearly as a Star of the lirli snagni ude— with
a thort bruthy tail. A gentleman at Hatnpllead, who
ohlevved it with care, informs us that its place was
about 20 degrees from ArCturus, in a line toward,
Betta Ltbra.—ln Jones's new Globe the place was i
the centre•of Mons Menelaus. It was teen diffinelly
from zo minutes before feven in the evening till low
down among the vapours in the wettern horizon to-
wards nine o'clock.

It was alfo feen laR night fnr fome time, but lefs
the horizon being obi-cured by vapours.—
The fnllnwing letter refpecas obfervations made on
this Comet at Bath :

Circus, Rath. oa. r, 1837.
SlR—The appearance of the Cornet having excitod
much cutiofity, a few word, on it, however inAccu-
me, may not be unacceptable. It was &II feen here
by a gentleman eminent for aftronomical knowledge,
on Monday, Sept. 28, about eight at night. It fecund
then to be neat the liar in Libra, in about 5 deg. S.
declination, and about 2tB right afcention. On Wed.
nefday, about the fame time, it appeared abut
deg. north of the Equator, and in about 2161 right
afcenfion ; In that it had changed its declination
about 7f deg. arid its right afcenfinn about it den. in
that time. The coma, rr tail, was about 5 deg. long,
and the nucleus very dillina and bright. It probably
fet about nine, or a little later, and about 3 deg. to
the north of the well point. Thefe obfervations are
very inaccurate, but may fe►ve to (fired your Rea-
ders a little where to look for it, as it is perfeetiv vi-
iible to the naked eye. sn•
London, England, 1807-10-06

MARRIED.

On the tit infant. at Conifbri', Yorkfhire, Henry Campion,
Efq. tided fon of William Campion, Efq. of I.owes. to Frances,
third daughter of die Rcv. Huffy Watkins, Prebendary of York
and of Southwell in Nt.ttingh,infhire.