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London, England, 1807-08-14

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• STOLEN.
FROM the CHURCH YARD 'of MILBROOK,
near SOUTHAMPTON, between the hours of to o'clock •
Sunday night, Aug. 9, and c o'clock Monday morning, Aug.
A BAY CROPT GELDING,
Aged. about is hands high. a white (tripe in his face, one
or both fetlocks white behind, a mark in one of his flanks, as if he
had formerly been Raked—his (hors, when taken away, were
nearly worn oot—the iron of the hinder (toes were turned a little
over the hoof, to strengthen them—the H..rfe had net been trim
med for the tall four montb.—the hair of his mane, and of his
I
lip alto, were of courfe thick. long, an rot:lb—Ms tail, which
bad been ufually cut. had been rubbed and entangled near the rump.
Whoever will bring the Lad Gelding to Mr. Jahn Smith,at the
Poor Houfe. Milbrook WI receive FIVE GUINEAS Reware,
if Stolen-kT (!rayed, only TWO GUINEAS.
There is fome reafon to raped that a perfon or perfons travelling
from Prilt Down to Britford Fair, near Saliibury. with a Family,
a Mule, an Aft, and fome other Hotfes, (one of them a young
Grey Gelding or Marc, with a long tail,) were the perfon or per.
fon• who took away the above dertribed boric.
London, England, 1807-08-14

ARRIVED.

In the River,tke Thomas and Mary, from Peterfburgh.
At Brittol, Difcovcry, from Riga. At Liverpool, Colum•
bus, Bora, from Riga ; and the Hippocampie. Teffeir, from New-
foundland. At Waterford ,the Rcfolution, Callender, from Stock-
holm. At Bridlington, the Myrtle, Nightingale, from Stockholm.
At Aberdeen, the Everette, Borwell, from Greadand ; Hercules,
Gibfon ; and the Jane, Jamiefon, from Davis'. Streights. At
Whitby, the Gardner, —; and Jofeph and Samuel, Marfisal,
from Davis's Streights. At Honduras, the Mary, Irvin ; Adven-
ture, Mathews ; and Hibberts, Waters, from London. At New
York, the Draper, Laufair, from London ; and the Savage,
from LiverpooL
London, England, 1807-02-25

In the preft, and (prettily will be publithed.

The Second Edition, with confiderable additions, tinbellillied with
a curious Frontifpiece, price 5 s. in boards,
MORE MISEKIES, addrefTed to the MORBID,
the MELANCHOLY, and the lit RITARLE.

By Sir FRETFUL 'MURMUR, Knt.
Loudon : Printed for Mathew. and Lcitb, Symonds,and
Crofby and Co,
" This is aitontinuation of the Miferies of Human Life, to
which we think it much fuperiur."—Anti Jscoiski Revicw.

4 They are all original, and poffef4 much epigrammatic point
we teenmmend this produiliuo to all our fenfitive readers, who
love a laugh : from the kyle of the Work, we prefume the Author
is weltboown to the public."—Monthly Mirror.
London, England, 1807-02-25

TO-MORROW EVENING, ,FEBRUARY 26,
will be acted the Play of •
THE 'TEMPEST ;
Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND.
Profpero, Mr KEMBLE ;
Miranda, Mlfs BRUNTON; Ariel, by a YOUNG LADY.
To whiels will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ; •
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Os Saturday, Every Man in His Humour ; with Mother Goole.
London, England, 1807-02-25

This day was publifiwd, price as unbound,

A• - - -
N IN-rtoDud rioN to ME RC HAN rs AC.
COUNTS, in wdich the Invention of applyirican
the terms D. btor and Creditor, according to the Italian Method of
Book-keeping,is explained; by which theart i 4 demoidtrated, made
pericialy eafv, and reduced tinier four plain Cafes or iltdea,whieh
are applicable and infallible in every occurrecce or exanapla of 49•
tneftic or Foreign Trade. Part the Firft, by J. S EDGER..

intended for the Vie of Schools and Perrone who would acquire
a knowledge of this branch of Science without the alfaltance of a
Teacher.
Priated for and fold by the Author at Lie priva( Academy,
No. r, Great Cattle ftreet. Oxford dreet and may be had of C,
Law, Ave Maria. lane,Ludgate-itrett ; T.Nunn, Great Qneon- reet,
Lincoln.* lan•&lds,and Medic Jordan and Maxwell, 33 t, Strand.
London, England, 1807-02-25

•
ORATORIOS,
At Play-Houle Prices on the Wednefdays and Fridays during Lent.
THEATRE-ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN,
O.N FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 27, 3807,1
will be performed
THE GRAND DETI'INGEN TE DEUM.
With the Song of " Holy, Holy Lord," by Mrs. DICRONS.
To which will he added
TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACM,
From the compofitioni of the molt favourite Authors, in which
Mt. Ba Amass wiU introduce, for th'c fecond time, the admired
new Song of " The Battle of Maida," as perforated with fuck
unbounded applaufe on Friday evening written by Sir George
Dallas, and compofed try Mr. Rauzzini.
/Aid a GRAND Men. vr, compoled by the celebrated Mozart.
End of Part 11. Bich's favourite Conccrtante for Violin, Oh »e,
Viola, and Violoneallo obligato, by h4effrs. Afhky, Grit-Ruch,
Watts, and Chat les Athley.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. DI CK ONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK,
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS,
Mr. Pli NE, hlr. SMETH, Mr. DOYI.E, aad Mr. BELL AMY.
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The remainder of the Band and Chorales (which are numerous
and complete) by the moil approved Performers.
Lours to be opened at Six o'Cloek—begin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.
*ow Cornet Book; of the Performance to be bad in the Theatre
clay. rice bd. 'I hale fold in the firms are fpurious and im
pert a
a The Free Lill of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora-
torios. •
London, England, 1807-02-25

THE RUSSIANS WERE ADVANCING !

Difpatches were alfo received from Mr. ADAIR,
dated the z9th tilt. which are underaood to be of
rather a favourable ccmpleri•rn.

114CITIC31. INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, M. 23.

Carrie in the PLOVER Boni) of war from a cruize,
Framanza a Spantlh lugger, in ballaft, prize to His
Msje fliip COIN VI AN CE ; GATCOMBE, from Lifton,
Two Eliza's, Dycr; John and Sally, Wheeler; the
Heroine, Barry, from Limetick, with provicons for
the vidualling (tore.—Sailed His Majelly% Ihip 'TRI-
BUNE, on a et uize off Cape Finifterre.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1807-02-25

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.

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Arrived the Ealing Grove, Lime. King George,
Horfbro*, and the Lord Nelfon, Gray, from the
Downs, with the lois of anchors and cables; drnpt
dlwn to St. Helen's, His Majetly's (hips GAxct:s and
CAPTAIN; His NlAjeßy's Chips THAMES:, is :ppointed
coovoy for the Weft Indies, and L'EsPtiot.s, for
Cork.—Wind 5. W.
London, England, 1807-02-25

Thi4 day w•ert pubilflied, in One large Volume oto.

liatulfonuiy printed. with 36 Plates. elegantly engraved, price
Two Guinea. and a Half in hoards,
Dedicated, by permilTion. for the We of Her Royal Highneft the
Prineefe Cu Alt Lot re OF WALES,

ECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY :
Jr-J The Willi of many years praclical experience of the faas
rlueida•ed With a copious Appendix—containing a great num-
ber and v-trirty of•Aitronotnicat and G:ngraph cal Problems; alfo
folor ufcral Tables, and a compreherdive Vocabulary.
The Letturescontain much ofchil and fcientific knowledge. di-
verted of fuch mathematical elucidations as require previous ma-
thematicalinftruetion----yet futliciently aided by the truths of that
tublimc fcience for popular reception, and clear, accurate, and ex-
tenfivc information.

By MARGARET BRYAN.
Sold for the Anthorefg by George Kearney, Flcev.ftreet; and
Carpeatrr,ol4 Bond ftreet.
London, England, 1807-02-25

A LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES
of FLEECY HOSIERY.
By WM. BUCHAN. M.D. Author of Domeftic Medicine.
The Sixth hdition.

In the Monthly Review thi4 Letter is notified in the following
4wordb..— Dr. Buchan here enumerates the feveral difeafos whien
are either caufed or increafed by the variations of climate in this
'country, and which are likely to he obviated or relieved by atten-
tion to proper cloathing. He recommends. and we think juftly.
the Manufacture called Fleecy liofiery, in preference to, fl.inncl.
Indeed the tieLcacy and utility of this article fully deface the
praife which is hereby bellowed upon it."
To be had or the Patentees of the Fleecy Harry, Holland,
Waiftell, and Horton, No. High Holborn ; and of the dil-
-1 ferent Bookfellers _ _ .

....
I.a Lettre de Mr. Le Dogteur Buchan vicnt de paroitre es
Francois.
London, England, 1807-02-25

SECOND EDITION.

A Difpatch arrived this morning, by a fpecial
Mellinger, from Lord HUTCHINSON, giving a full
account of the Battle of Mohringen, and containing
a complete confirmation of the account brought yef-
terday by Mr. A LOP EUS. We are happy to add, that
it appears, unequivocally, by there Difpatches, that

BERNADOTTE
WAS ENTI RELY DEFEATED,
WITH THE LOSS OF FOUR OR FIVE
THOUSAND MEN ;
AND THAT
London, England, 1807-02-25

DISTEMPER IN DOGS.

Thb day was prbliffied. price ts. the 4th Edition. with Additions,
A CONCISE Defct iptinn the DISTENIPER.
in DOGS; with an Account of the Dileovcry of an effica-
cious Remedy for it. To which are added, the Outlines of a Plan
for a general Arrangement and Diftribution of Remedies for the
prevalent Dictates of the Herb and Dog. With Plates.
By DIiLABF.RE BLAINE. Veterinary Surgeon.
Where may be had, by the fame Author,
I. Domeflic Trcatilr on the Difeaies of Unties and flogs, fo
conducted as to enable perfons to pradife with cafe and fuecefs on
their own Animals ; including Stabling, Feeding, Excrcife, Stc
Third Edition, price 44. boards.
I. The Anatomy of the Horfe, with large Folio Plates. draw*
from the real fubj,.d price ti. us and coloured al. as. boar.ls
3. Outlini s of the Veterinary Art, or Principles of Medicine, as
' applied to the Horfe, the Ga, the Sheep, and the Dug ; a volumes
svo, with nine Plaeea, hoards. .1. ss.
I Printed and fold by T. Easley, No 4, Broad ftreet, Exchange ;
Barclay and Son, Fleet Kirket ; 86, South Bridge, Edinburgh ;
Huddleftotie and Co. A6betarset, Dublin; and Olorn, liew
York,
London, England, 1807-02-25

MACKENZtE's VOYAGES.

Tn quarto, price s I. t ts. ful. in hoards.
'[HE PUBLIC are refpedtfully jot urmed, that the
only remaining Copies of Sir ALEXANDER MACKEN.
ZlE's VOYAGES frig° Montreal, on the River St. Lawrence,
t'mough the Continent of North America to the Frozen and Pad.
i/C Ocean, are to be had at J. Bull's, Crowi.and•Mitrc, Pall Mall.
London, England, 1807-02-25

DEAL, FEB. 24.

Arrived the Throttler gun brig, from a cruize off
the coal( of France. Sailed the PRINCESS Royer., of
98 guns, for the Note ; Datintlef, &op, Defperate,
Furious, Urgent, and Arrow fchooner, for Slieernef.,
to repair the damages which the futloined in the gale
of the 18th inft.; Trompeufe floop, and Tigrefs gun
brig, on a cruile off Boulogne. At ived the Refnlute,
horn Leland, with a convoy, which ate failed tur
the River.---Wind N. W.

SHEERNESS, FEB. 24.
Arrived the American Blip Henrietta, from the
,Straits, and went to the Creek to pelf.rm quarantine.
—The Bremen gallint Fortuna, Capt. Assets, with
fugar, &c. bound to Tonningen; received very mate-
rial damage in the late gales, and came in with near
two feet water in her hold, fo that the was obliged
immediately to unload, to 'prevent the cargo being
entirely fpoiled. The SPITr;Rf Boric) of war is re.
commitTioned, and Captain ELLIS appointed to
command her. The tranfports that received injury
in the late gales are nearly fit for lea, as every exer-
tion has been made to get them ready, which has
been greatly facilitated by the aflitiance ordered by
Lieut. GLYNN, the Agent of Tranfpot ts here.

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.

Ycilerday evening arrived here the CARRSPR and
PRINCESS AuGum' cutters, with a final' French'
privateer (ichnoner rigged) carrying eight fwivels
tm cartiage,,, quantity of fmall arms, and 28 men.—
She had bLen out of Dunkirk feven days, and had
made no captures ; new, and her fir(' voyage: Ar-
rived the OR EsTE s !loop, with the lids of her foretop
mall, which was carried away in the gale ; and the
EARNT gun brig ilom a cruize. Sailed the ikiizt.
iloop of wur, Captain OctvEa, and Vixim gun brig
on a cruize. The Cayscear fiigate is•under failing
orders for Sheernefs. Sailed under convoy for the
Note the Cephalw, a new built Hoop of 'war. The
(hips rcinaitottg in the Roads arc the ft!lajeflic, Dic.
tatur, Ptgincourt, Nafran, Roebuck, Stately, and
' Citlcet‘: Ita:ate. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-02-25

DOVER, FEBRUARY 24.

His Majelly's it tOp OTTER has retaken, and fent
in here, the brig Fat nlty, Captain FREYER, of and
for Hull, in ball.' lt,—Sailed the brig Gode Hanna,
Captain EWERS, for Copenhagen, with fugar, col-
let, and rum, from St. Thomas's.—The (hip which
funk in our toads has w.t(hed nearer to the fbore,
but her name is not yet known. Our boatmen got five
guns off her deck at low water 1114 morning.
London, England, 1807-08-13

THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,
alto FRIDAY and SATURDAY (4th time), a new Ballet
tor Aetion, compared by Mr. Giroux and excreted by him and the
three Mils Giroux's, Twelve Fiverants, &c called the %JACK
POCTOR--Extraordinary Agility*, &c. by the famous 'I rnop of
Voltigeurs—and for the left week it can poffibly he given. the fa-
trourite Military Piece of the BRAVE COSSACK. Field of
Battle, &c Fourth time, uncommon Herculean Exercires. with
harious Horfemanfhip. conclude with a new Comic
kantomime, fplendid Scenery, See. called T&LI.MACHUS, or
Mut LEVIN and CALYPSO.
To begin at half rah fix—i•ialf price at half part eight.
(PT On Monday next yth inftant will he produced a C.ran4
popular Speetacio. in which Mrs. Attie), wIU make her 6th ap-
pearance thii realm.

DE/311.1 ;RELAXATION, Ike.
SIR HANS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE, and
RE-ANIMATING PILLS, are the molt certain and fogs-
reign Remedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY. VASCULAR RE-
LAXATION, MUSCULAR IMBECILITY. &c. Ste however
Indicated, or from whatever eaufe arifing; and are earneftly re-
commended to every one defirous of health, vigour, anctinog lift.
A Pamphlet containing a more -,articular dofeription of their vir-
ttes and much ufeful infornisrir.n to the afflieted, may be had,
(price a'.) at Mr. Perrin's. No Southampton -ftreet, Covent
Garden, London, where (hy kecial appoistrpent) they are fold
whole/2k and Retail; they are fold retail hytMeffrs. Bacon and
Co. 'to, Oxford-ftreet ; Ward, 3lc Holborn ; Randal. Royal Ex-
change; and all the principal Venders of proprietary Medicines in
London —To perforp; in the country, inclofing the amount and
poftage. to Mr. Perrin, they will be immediately forwardeo—•
Price half a guinea. •

FOR RHEUMATISMS. SPRAINS. CHILBLAINS, &c.
DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC.

THIS Medicine, from its extraordinary efficacy.
A. Is juftly entitled to the reputation it has In long acquired
above every other preparriun of the kind. By its warm. pene-
trating, and attenuating qualities, it is found to be the molt power-
ful applicruion in rheumatifma, fpafrns, and pallies : as alto in
*ramps. bruifes, fprains, burns, fcalda, frelh cuts, and the Ring of
venomous laces. It is particularly recommended in eontullons,
occafionvd by gun lisot wounds. and tp refreib the legs and feet
after long exercife in walking. It fpeedily removes chilblains, and
If ufed in time. will prevent them from breaking, but for this pur
pore it Ihould he diffulved and applied warm.
Sold only by F Newbery and Sons. No 41, St. Paul's Church-
yard, London, in bottler, price as. 6d each; and by their appoint-
ment, by Dicey and button, Bow Church-yard; Bacon and CO.
iso, and Allen Nn. 76. Oxford-great: Wads Old-Bond ftrzet;
Bayley and Co. C.ockfpur greet; Ward, Middle row. Holborn;
B. Randall, Hort Exchange; Clarke. Borough High-ftrect ; and
J. Harris, at the corner of Ludgate ftreet.
NB. Obfarve that the words—F. Amber', No. 45, St. Paul's—
are engraved in the Stamp.
London, England, 1807-08-13

DIED

Lately it Beiddle•lord, lile of WiAt, in the prime of life, Ms.
Will aot Fearnficie, of Moralism-11r 'et, W. ltrullifter To dojantee
to the virtues of this truly good man. or to deftribe the fedi.
thole who are mote immediately aill'died by his death, the online',
language of panegyric oi of forma is wholly inadequate; the gat
will more properly he confitmed to the heart. which, while it folk
snits with refqs• anon to the all-wiledifmnfations of providence,
meats infileticc the premature Info of an at Connateml6,l.Bll
examplary father, apd a -needy friend. Mild and fimple m
pure and undielited piety, 2 u eatr.adtive antlety to keener the re.
fort mate—qualities of the pc ffenios)of which he himitif leaned
be unconkinus—iibad endeared him to the &twine and frit/Alf
circle in which he moved; and thole who, like the wither of this
humble tribute to his memory, oteatnnally enjoyed the gratifies-
Hoe of his fociety, will long I-cool:ea. with plea ure mingled siddi
regret. his well-itored mind, the acutenefs of hi. widerftooding.
his lively imagination, and the jolt and manly fence which be rd.;
tertained of moral and political duty. The union of tittle accent.
plilhments, with a corral talk for the fine art., matured by flgai
and by travel, had been juniy appreciated, in burs of philofopsiz
cal retirement, by an illuftrious Statefman, with whole private
and mutually difinteretted friendibip be was honoured, and wheal
he roan followed to " another and a better world!"

RESPECTABI.E ATTESTATION OF A CORE,

PERFORMED BY THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD;
A Medicine unparalleled for its fuperior efficacy in Nervous and
Debilitated Cooßitutioss Confumption, Alban, aborted, of
Breath, Old Coughs, &c &c.
HAMPSHIRE.

Mr. Rollie, of Rnmfey, writes under dates of the iris Decem-
ber, tBo4, and.t stb January, 18os, that a young Man of his at.
emaintanceisas reed Jed a remarkable cure by the Cordill balm
of Gilead, having been tranblol vith FITS of lo / Rending. a-
tended by a nervous coin :taint ; be is now &swell as any perfor its
that town, as Mr H can v,.uch by reference to the perfun bimfdf.
The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is fold in bottles, price
half-a-guinea each, (or family bottles, at 335. containing four at
toe. 6d. on which cis. are raved)—Perform who do not with is
have their names known, may have their bozes,or letters,direded
to W. Z. to be left at till called for.
Dr. SOIIIIIOII, when confulted, copeds his efual fee of half- &-
guinea. Each letter Should, for fafetr, be thus directed," Mom
letter, Or. Solomon, Gilead Houk, near Liverpool."
OBSERVII—Each bottle of Dr. Solomon's Medicines has a Go.
vernment Stamp, with the came of the Proprietor," Sand. Sole.
mon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is f bony.
To be had, at Gilead Houk, near Liverpool; of Dicey and Set.
too, Bow Church yard, and Matthews and I.eigh, 18, Strand;
Maria Keene, No. 6, Cil I ege Greco, Dublin ; Heli. Cork, Magee,
Belfatt; R. Bach and Co. Pearl Brett, New York; and of as
Vendersof Patent Medicines in the United Kingd
London, England, 1807-08-13

DR. FRERMAV* GUTTA SALUTARIS.

THE value nF this Infallible Medicine has been of
long proved, tiat nothing of the pale* day can hear a
competition with it in all the Jiff-tent Rages of a certain Difeafe,
which it elf du ally cures and t radiates from the habit. without
excising fretings and expolare that attaids falivation,
without debilitation the cooftimtion in any degree, or even re-
quiring confinement from huGoefs, or :TA...it:lion in diet. The
radical virtue of thole ineftimahle Drop* have proved their claim
to piddle arprobation for more than thirty years. In all the de-
bility of both fexes, they prove a Sever failing reiturative, whe-
ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit
pleafures, or the effetts of a warm climate to travellers, and thole
going abroad. They cannot be recommended too fittingly to
thoL• who will receive a fafe- fpeedy, and complete cure in all old
Rubber° Gleeta, and evtry wcakntis that affects the bladder and
organs of urine. By its dlicaey many women have bandit inn-
there, who for years had been deprived of that happinefe
Sold wholefale and wail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Chapflie, cot.
net of Paternoitlr.row, and retail bylkiam, Portfmouth; Wefton,
Portfra ; Wills and ftogers,Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub.
lin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Mandcrton, Adinburgh ;
and by mat country medicine venders, in bottles, at a.. 9d. each,
with ample direEtions.
London, England, 1807-08-13

PORTSMOUTH, AMUST 12.

Arrived the Jane, Scor, r, from London, bound to
ttebec, Ana will fail in company with the Canada,
APPLEBY, to-morrow morning. Sailed his Majelly'a
(hips SHELDLAKI, forGuernfey; and HAvocK, for the
Downs. The following tranfports, lately ariived
from Monte Video, are again ordered for foreign
fcrvice, viz. the Apollo, Ealaabeth, Prompt, and the
Tufcan:—Wind S. E.

.DEAL, AUGUST za.
Sailed through the Downs yefterday afternoonLthe
Nile, PARR, forjamaica. Arrived this by the CLYDR
frigate, and the • KANGAROO {loop of war, from a
cruise ; and remain in the Downs with the {hips as
per• laft.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-08-13

FREEHOLD ESTATES.
_ _ _

Situated in the Pat-Blies of Fifhtoft. Frifitney, and Wainfleet,late
the property of Edward Greathed, Fig deeeafetl.
At the Peacock Inn, nofton, on Wednefdav the 19th inft.
QEVERAL very vitlilable FREEHUIA) FARMS,
fituated iu the parithes of Filhtoft, Frificiey. and Wainfteet,
cafy diftanees from Bolton and spilfby in the county of ~i 000111;
containing about sos 7 acres of fertile, arable, ant excellent graz-
ing esarflaand meadow land ; with good farm bnuft and out-
houfes for the purpofes of hufbandry ; with valuable common
rights.fet toted tenants, at rents amounting t I 149.0 sot. per
311011IM ; together with the extenfive manor of Waintlect, held
alder the Duchy of Lancafter, with Court Leet and Courts
Baron.

To be be viewed the day of Pale, by applying to the tenants ;
of whom the printed particulars may be had, and aifo of Mr,
• Thomas Walker, S,Acitnr, ; at the Peacock la.n, Bolton ;
White Hart, :::palding ; Bull. Marinade; the New King'. Head,
Louth; the George. at Caifter ; the Angel. Bragg; eitt Deer,
Lincoln ; the Na is Had. Rugby ; of Mr. Newcombe,
Stamford; Mr. Peacock printcv, York ; Mr. Peck, printer, Hull;
at tho George Inn Grantham ; and Angel, •;leaford ; Mr. Cattle-
man, Solicitor, Wintbome, Dorfetilur,. ; Dchary and Copc, Soli-
citors, No. a ,Tanfield Court, I emple; and of Mr. Durcham, Cell.
ingitcy, near Horucaltie.

PEMBROK ESHiIItE.—TO BE LET, from Michaelmas nest,
ALI. that MESSUAGE or DWELLING
HIUSE, Garden, fix nailed Stake and Barn, si h the
Anpurtevances, called and known by the name of SODSTON,
&date in the Parini of Igarberth, in the Comity of Pembroke
The Dwelling insure confifts of two parlours and a hail on the
ground float, four good bed chambers on each of the firft and
-mond Box', w!tb good garrets over them, and a good kitchen,
dairy and ce'lars under grottoti.
6tsdittso Is Ikuate.i on a.t eminence which commands rata:five
sad pkafant trims of the furrousdiog course', and within a mile
of the market town of Naosertli, and ten rntiTs of fisverfordwett,
thtosgh each s which towns the Mall Coach runs every day,
from Milford to London.

The eotintry abounds with game, and there is a pack of houads
kept within a wile of t►e place: and there alfo (*even] capital
brook% for trout, within a thoet diftaoce of the Houfe.

A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land not ex-
ceeding too Acres.
For further particulars enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
fordweil...-Haverfordweft, June 30, 1807.
London, England, 1807-08-13

PYLMOUTH, AUGUS rr.

Came in the HOUND, of to guns, from the Dow; •,
Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the PLAN ZAGENFT,
14, and Forr Luta, 36 guns. Came in the Harpoc.
ner, Capt. HALL, from Riga, with naval aores G r
the Dock Yard ; Jean, Captain SCOTT, from
with timber, Sm. ; lIdPERt usr, of 4o guns, from a
cruize.
London, England, 1807-11-09

•4 NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS...Wind S. W.
♦aL DOZ. ♦IR. DM
tiuMin - 3 o I nottenbergh o 3
Witcrford s a Lifbon - 0 t

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6.
This evening .awed the fhip Hero (tranfrrt),
CORRY, with 180 troops on board of the 95ih regi-
ment, from the River Plate : Itft it 74 days fince,
under convoy of his Majelly's Ihips UNICORN, of 32,
and TM tsse, of 28 guns, and p4rted from the fleet 14
days fince in a gale, in which the carried away her
rudder : the SWALLOW Hoop of war falling in with
her, towed her into this port. Arrived his Majeßy's
cutter Earresvarranys, of to guns, Lieutenant
You No, from a cruize of Minot. The Portugueze
brig Harmonia, Captain J. I. &Lac, from Oporto,
with wine and fruit, for Sligo, was loft at Portreath,
in the North Channel—crew and cargo faved, the
weird loft—a boat with fix men going off to their
salience overfet, three of whom were drowned. The
Walfingham packet, with two mails for Lifbon,
failed the 4th inftant. One of the French privateer•
, lately mentioned to be cruising off the Land's End,
has been taken by the PLOVER ; and being manned
from her, was fent out again, with the view cf decoy.
ling others. She is Paid to have previoufly captured
feveral of our coafters.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-11-09

:FROM IHE ODIMON pAZETTE. NOVEMBER, V -
• /Waage Price of C.orniii Eciland,ead Wales, fP4l2the Rettielhk
eildejigOc24l,,aB3l7. . -
Ok. of. I eye. I Spiel". i Oats. yea.. 1 Peafe.
1 ,s. R, i.t,d.. a. cl. • a: d. sp•el a. d.
66 10 415.. ifp 311. 5 27'10 SS' acr 80 6.
The ovens:: i'cice of Sugar, computed 'from the Returns andel
io the wgitk ending Nov. 11, is 3os. 3fd.per hundred weight.
SEA-COAL NUITIDiLT OFFICE, LONDON, NOV. j.
r" • . • enemies sous, and' PIICtS.
• Monday. 1 I Wed:lced. Friday.
Nev. g. Nov. 4 Nov. 6.
- ' I 11 47 6

.... •

NEWCASTLIICOAL.
Adair's Main
Baker's Main • g
Bcnton I,eng
Biggs Main • i
Bryan Main • . /
Croft's Main - ;
EightouMoor - g
ElWon • 1
Heaton Main • 3
Hebburn Main - 7
Holy well Malu -
Kenton Main - • 3
Hawktworth - 3
Bonwell Main •
Murton Main - I
Percy Main d. /
Pontep—Simpfen's • •
Pontop Windfor's • •
South Moor • • g
Tanfield Moor - g
Townley Main • x
Walker " 1I
Wall's End • 6
Temple's Wall's End - 3
Whiteficid - I
Willington - 6I
K all its win th - s
South Hebburn - s
11:11 and Brown's Wails End 4 I
lilyth - s
Cowpen Main - a
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor - g
Eden Main - '1
Iledworth's - 3
Low Main . a
Mutgroue's Main • . 1•
Newbottle Moor - 1
Pearith New Main -
Reelory - I
Raters Main - I

41 0
"4/ 6
3z o
41-3
,44 6
46 3
43 6
31 6
p 6

46 9
14-

13 0
43 6

43 0

To pluck the role of pleafure, and not to he wounded by its
thorn, has been the favourite objet of mankind. though in thin
they have been too often difappointed ; happily for the good of
fociety, the baneful effects of illicit intercourfe are eafily removed..
if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Na Ef•
MA tes, termed C Ul-rA SALUTARIS. Thole Diuretic Vege-
table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine the conlti-
union, and plant difeafe where the aim is to reftore health, which
fo many boafted fpecifics of the day do ; on the contrary, fo in
nocent is this molt efficacious preparation, that it is adminiftered
with fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fuccefsful are its
powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Ihort time the feeds of
difesfe, -however latent they may be, or diftant the time of of
fedion. The molt obftinate gleeta, lots of bone and palate, and,
in &art. the wont appearances of the ation of a certain dif:afe,
have yielded, in a very Ilion period, to their influence. To this
Medicine how many thoufands have been indebted for the reite-
ration of health, after being difmitTed the Hof7itala, and havirg
gone through all the routine of common medicine; nor are hs
virtues confined alone to counteract a certain difeafe ; wherever a
morbid ttate of the fluids wilts, as in fcorbutic and urritous com•
plaints, it is no lets a never faiang remedy. Sold wholefale at Mr.
&tier's, No. 4, Clicaptide, corner of Parcrnolltr-row ; and retail
by molt Country Bookfellers, in bottles at 26. 9d. and 45.61 with
ample dircdlons.
London, England, 1807-11-09

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7.

Came in the Alert privateer, of 14 guns, from a
cruize ; Efperance, (Dann veffel) Capt. PITILSON.
from Teneriffe, with barilla, for London, detained
by the POMONI, of 4o guns. Sailed the Et.scra4, of
18 guns, with difpatches for Lord COLLINGWOOD.
The LONDON man of war got under weigh this
morning, as it was (aid for the Weft Indies, but has
been recalled by lignal. Sir Storm SMITH is hourly
expefted to take the command of 12 fail of the line
and 6o:o troops from Cork.
London, England, 1807-11-09

SALEgiIY

.• ,
WINES
vwsys.,.._ "
SALE OF PORT WINES AT DOVER AND.BEAL
NOTICE is hereby eras, that the Sale of the
Port Wines, wracked in the' Massy and Elizabeth, on the
Goodwin Sands, end advertlfed for the lids and Lath instant, is
unavoidably pollpoord.
They will mt probably be fold in the murk of the fellosving
wet-ti mid timely nottee thereat *ill be given.
JAMES HALL; Andknecr, Margate.
pato Loindontavern, Foshole-flreet, Plymouth, on
* mob day of Novembir instant, at ten o'clock. lo the forenoon,
THE. HULL of the Ship Gaut? Suwattonr.—.
Alfo her Math. Yar.ls, Sidis, Anchors, Cables, Standing
aigeog, and a gime, ity of other S ores,—For Catalogues apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth,

' 117 Order of the Conunitioners far the Care and Difpofal of
PrufPe Propene,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,Tiz,
196 Piece. Brandy.-4 Ditto (Spirits) Ukto
44 Half Pieces Red Wine
17 Ditto French White and Pieardon Wine.

Being part of the Cargo of the Daniffi lino Foal u NA, Van Camp*
matter, condemned as Pt iz< to hia, Majefty.

A few Tons CampeacS7 an 4 Hezdura- Logwood, and a fraall
Cinputizy of Or:ruling Stones.
Alto,
Dont)l.l Barrela
Single Ditto Gunpawder.
43,;7•1 tsiHilaaiellfrie:aiatnrrroda, I
Damaged
Dino.
5 barrels mall Cartridges
Foe Catalogues, Simples. and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, il}mouta.

BY PRIVA SALE,
FORTY Bales of SMYRNA COTTON WOOL,
and 4a Bales GEORGIA ditto—For Samples sod other
Particulars, apply to Mr. lOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Ply.
mouth; or to Metrs. Slk‘ITH, MARTEN, sad ST. BARBI,
london.—Plymouth, October 17, 18:4.

On Thorfday next, the tath of November, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon, at the :-hip Inn, Dover, by virtue of a Conunif-
Bon addreffed ro the Mar&ll of the High Court of Admiralty,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
± Bag. Juniper Berries, weighing Ccot.67 tis
JO Ditto Bays Berries 78 ap
Being part of the Cargo of the Dania' Brig ANNA DOROTHEA,
PICI a-a ESCHELI Matter. detained en a voyage from Triefte,
bound to Tonningen. by Lieutenant SMITIIIRS. of His Majeity's
gun brig the Bautzen.
And immtdiately afterwards will be fold,
About 70 Tons Flax, which has been wet by fca water; and
ions of Dry Flax •
Being part of the Cargn'of the Portugucfe Brig SANTA Ityrra,
J. D. S FERREIRA Matter, which was Branded near the South
Foreland on the 3d initadt, on a voyage from Rigs, bound to
Vianna.

Alio will be fold, a Cable, Hamfera, and Cordage raved from
the laid Wreck.

The Goods may be viewed on the day previous, and on the
morning of tale, by application to Marrs. FedJr and Minot,
D. ocr

Ntat kkte.t.4-IULD rIAGh and GARDEN, CHAU-
SI DE, ENHEI MIDDL ESEX —Land- tax Redact:tied.
By Ivleffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeift.rs to Mr. SMITH)
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD COTTAGE, plea,
fantly fituated in from of the New River, Chace-fide, trip
field, in the occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. Patrick CawdeA,
who will gilts early poireffion. The Houle contains two Bed.
chambers, two Servants' Rooms, Parlour, and Dining Haß, with
a cheerful Lawn, Flower Garden, Greenhoufe,and Offices,
To be viewed, and Particulars had of Mars. Hoggart set
Phillips, No. 6r, Old Broad Brett..
London, England, 1807-11-09

DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 3.

Yeiterday Henry Malone, a Teller 4 the Bank of
Ireland, was tried for defrauding the'Governor and
Company of that Bank of divers bank notes f
amounting to 52oo1.—The trial occupied the alien.
tion of the Court until half pall three o'clock this
evening, IA hen a verdiCt of—Not Guilty, was returned
by the Jury.
Mrs. Krogh, of the Ulfler Hotel, was capitally in.
difled on a charge of robbing Mr. Medlicott, a blind
and aged gen Leman, who lodged at her houfe, of
bank notes to the amount of 110. and upwards.—
The circumflances rf this cafe were rather of a novel'
and fingular defcription :—Mr. Medlicott, who is a
country gentleman, had 'been in town on the day
Dated in the indiftment, and had drawn from the
Bank the fum already mentioned in bank notes, molt
of which were for a large amount. It appeared up-
on evidence, that the perfon attending Mr. Medlicott
had cked his door, and had taken charge of the
key ;that after his matter had retired, he was treated
with wine and water by the hollefs. Next day the
notes wore gone, and the prifoner at the bar was
proved to have attempted negociating one of them
of 401. at a filverfmith's in Skinner Row. The note
was proved by an officer of the Bank. There being
no dire& evidsnce to convict, Mrs. Keogh was—Ac-
quitted.

As no other Lottery Plan will be brought to iffue
until next year, it is no wonder that the Supplemen•
tary Scheme of the Lottery, now drawing, is daily
becoming fuch an object tf general interefl. Its
fpeedy dcte,mination, ►ts unparalleled paucity' of
numbers, (only 6coo), yet, comparatively, fuperior
amount of Prises to every former plan, all comMne
now to enhance the value of a Supplementary Ticket.
London, England, 1807-11-09

WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE.
In the eourfe of nest mouth will be publithed, the Second Edi-
tion, in tour large octavo volumes, very clottly printed, wish
cmifiJerable inwrovemcnts and additions, and all the Ads and
Cafe, to the prelent lime, and arranged on a new Plan, of

riI:HE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and
OFFICE of a JUS TICE of the PEACE
By THOMAS WALTER WILI.IAMS. Eig.l3arrifter at Law.
London : Printed for W. Clarke sal Sons, .Poktugal Area;
Lincoln's Inn, and the reft of the Propritton.

• DEVONSHIRE.
•
By the BOARD of AGRILULTURN. •
This day was publifued, iltultrated Loy 25 Engt;vings,
Repryfenting impleineuts in Hufbandry, Lire Stock,
amt remarkable ohjedls, with a coloured Map, diftinuiraing the
different kinds of Soil, price iss. in bourdo,
A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE
oldie County of DEVON,.drawn up for the Board of Agri.
culture and internal I T-.-rovemenc, deferthing
the Geographical fituation and geuersireircumitancea of the county
—the Batc.of Property—.the Builditigs, the mode of occupation—.
the Impletrpntssthe Enclofirres, the Arable Land; and everytiid
of Culture—the; pr.* 14nA, , the Gardens and Orchards, she
Woods and Ifiantattona, the Wades, the improvements general
anti particular—the I.ive Stock: the Rum! Economy, and the Po-
litical Economy, including. Roads}, Canals, Cutunusc,:, lalanufac •
tares, the Population, Soeledes, /he. /cc.
London, England, 1807-11-09

SARIN' AND OTHERS V. BOSWELL.

Mr. GURNEY Paid, that this had been an anion
brought by the Allignees of a Bankrupt againli a
Judgment Creditor ; and the objed of the plaintiff:
was, to thew an ad of bankruptcy committed prc
vionfly to the defendant's having fued out execution
againd the goods of the Bankrupt. I'n prove
they produced a boy named William Murphy, who
deputed to a denial of his mailer to a perfon named
Symonds, on the t6;ii of June, long before the date
of the defendant's execution. When he was quef
tinned as to the circunAlance of his recolletiori, be
laid that his mother had been that day brought to
bed of a tine boy, and the verdiEl went, of entitle, in
favour of the plaintiff. Upon fubfequent examination
it appeared, that the account of the boy-was wholly
falfe, as his mother had lain in nearly four months
before the 16til of June. Upon this ground the
Learned Counfel moved for a new trial.—Rule to
thew cattle granted.

ROBINSON (qyt TAM) V. G. GARTHWAITR.
This caufe had been tried before Mr. Nike
Cita/ma, at York, when a verdk was found for the
Plaintiff, fubjeft to the opinion of the Court.
Mr. PARK moved fora rule to thew Cade why a
noltfuit fhould not be entered. Ihe Plaintiff and
Defendant were both Officers of the fecond Surrey
Militia, quartered at Kinglion upon Hull. The
Defendant had formerly held the rank of Lieutenant,
but bad recently been promoted to the command ,of
a company, and the declaration in the caufe Hated
that the Defendant, at Kingflon upon Hull, ezer
cited certain powers in his regiment which he was
not authorifed to perform b.y the Militia Ails, fuch
as holding Courts Martial, &c. By the (Witte of the
42d Gen. 11. c. 6, it was direfted that na perton
tivaild be app Muted Captain of Militia, unlefs he
p4reffed, in his own right, an ettate of the yearly
value of 2001. or was heir at law to an elate of the
value of 4.001. or was a younger fon of a perfon hay.
ing an inhetirage of the value of 63.31. ; and by the
ath fation of that Ait, it was required that no per
fon fhould be appointed to a higher rank than Lieu-
tenant, or• fhould perform his duties as a Captain,
until he had delivered in to the Clerk of the Pr.,,ce a
td fcripticn in va hing, of his qualification, dating tie
county and parifh where the elate was fi:uated, by
which he was qualified. In this cafe, the Le.irned
Counfel laid, that the Defendant had, as was diiec.
ted lsy the liatute, fent in a dcfcription of the
' mentioning the county of Cornwall, but omitting to
infers the name of the parifh. This circumstance the
Plaintiff immediately caught at ; and although the
Defendant fent direely to ctmreet the error, yet the
Plaintiff commenced this Nit to rec,,ver the penalty
of [col. The only evidence of the Defendant exer
citing the powers of Captair. was, receiving a fmall
portion of pay from a Mr. Sharp.—Rule to Mew
cattle granted.
London, England, 1807-08-25

Tilt FIRST 10014

THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRIMMER;
confuting of a brief Vocabulary of the moft common Nouns,
Adjective, and Verbs ; printed in a large Type, on good Paper,
price yd. fcwed.

THE SZCOND BOOK.

•The FiR9T FRENCH flitAledlAß, confifting of the Accidence of
that Language, briefly cxpreffed, and perfplcuoufly difplayed ;
containing every thing cirential, and nothing fuperfluous; by M.
L•Ahbe Boffut ; printed in a large Type, and on good Paper, price
to. 6d. bound in cloth.
London, England, 1807-08-25

DUBLIN, AUGUST 18.

Yeflerday evening, while a rick of hay was making
tip in the yard of a dairyman, named Byrne, in
CamdenAtreet, a number of children, as is common
on Inch occalions, aWembled to gambol around
Unfortunately, through an injudicious mode in the
packing there, f, when nearly completed, it gave
way, and overt% helmed a number of the little ones.
It will he eafier to cc.nceive than defztibe the fenfa-
lion diffeminated, through a populous neighbour-
hood, among parents for their children, on an even-
ing fo favourable to exercife and abfence, when in
telligence of In melancholy an event reached them—
conks-nation and tetror became general. We need
not reprefent that a circumfiance of fuch a nature
produced the moll naive exertions of thofe in the
vicinity ; feveral gentlemen, returning from country
excurtions, earnellly affilled. Two children were
fuffocated, a third withdrawn under a doubtful hate
of recovery, and fix were liberated without experi-
encing material injury. At the.period of our intim-
mation from this Beene of confufion and ditirefs, we
heard of no farther difatier.
London, England, 1807-08-25

MARRIED.

On the 6th inftant, J. Mellifh, Efq. of Coda!ming, to MW.
Patrick, eldcft daughter of E. Patrick, Efq. of Peters&ld, near
Portfmouth.
Lately, at St. John's, Newfoundland, Lieutenant Bifhop, of the
Mackarel fchooner. to Mils Duggin, daughter of Mr. Duzgin,
furgeon, of St john's.—Licut. Sprott, of his Majefty's fchooner
Herring, to Mils Kearney, daughter of M. Kearney, Efq. merchant
London, England, 1807-08-25

CABO. kNH.4III, 'WV'S'. 23.

. .
The Paitica arrived here Lift night, a little before
twelve o'cl,,ck. attended by his dual mite. His arei-
Yal was quickly announced by the tinging of bells,
Which continued to manifea the loyalty of the ringers
IMO two o'clock this morning ! The fame demonllra-
tion of joY has continued all this day, with the ex-
ception of the period devoted to Divine Service.—
The Panics did not make his public appearance this
morning. and it is faid, that he was In much fatigued
by his journey, that of the many Gentlemen who
called at Fautcrinherg Houfe, the Archbifhop of Can-
terbury and the Chief Juflice of Ireland were only
admitted to an audience.
London, England, 1807-08-25

THE THIRD BOOK.

A Key TO FRENCH CONVERSATION, AND FRENCH IDIOM;
conbiting of ear), and familiar Phrafea and Dialogue.. Englifb and
French, adapted to the Memory of Children at an early age; by
M. L'Abbe Boffin; printed in a large type, and on good paper,
price t a. fewed.
London, England, 1807-08-25

1-11.1t7 HS.

Fri Jay laft, at Highwood Hill, the Lady of William Andcrfon,
Efq of RulTell-fquare, of a fon.
Saturday laft, the Right Hen. Lady Grantham, of a fon and heir.
On Friday laft, at Vera, ula, near Swanfea, the Lady of Calvert
Richard lone', Efq. of a fon.
Sunday, in Stratford-place, Lady Caroline Wrottelley, of a fon.
Friday, at Colebefter, the Lady of Colonel Sidney Ikekwith, of
a fon.
London, England, 1807-08-25

PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 23.

Came in the Anna Maria, Ratma, from Strairan.
gar, detained by the Lord Cochrane privateer ; Jacob,
OLvsa, from Lifbon, detained by the Czfar privateer;
Ocean, PURDER, from New York, detained by the
Mars privateer ; Friends, EDWARDS, from Memel ;
Cavteia Spanifh fcbooner, Captain FARA, from Co-
runna, with difpatches for South Ames ica, captured
by his Majelly% fhip Isleactssus, of 32 gnus.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 84.

Nothing arrived or failed thi; day.—Wind South.

DEAL, AUGUST 34.

Came down from the River, the Northampton,
Glory, Union, and Sarah Chriftiana Eaft Indiatnen,
and remain in the Downs with the (Lips as per lA.

DOVER, AUGUST 24.

Sailed this afternoon the fhip Fortuna, Captain
Iveasta, for CM illianfand, with a cargo of brandy,
wine, and falt, fiom Bourdeaux.-6 P.M. The Well
India•fleet is now going pall for the Downs.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

Cia*venire, Atm us—Paired by the Jane, Gott, front Bal•
down, Catharine Elratiore, Crack, from Memel and the Ro
bert and Ann, Marto, fr,nn Riga.—Sailed the Severn, Dwyer,
for Tonnlngen,
London, England, 1807-08-25

ARRWED.

Off PortlYnouth. the Jane, Senn ; Daphne, Dnw• ing ; London'
Stringer; Withal'', Thornton; Enterprise, Wilkinfon; and the
Mariner, Curtis, from Jamaica—At Cowes th,• Sheffi-Id. Cook
from Virginia—At Poole, the Raley, Lifby ; and Berry, Cottle
tram NeveSsundland—At Liverpool, the Filsatich, Voice. from
Pernaw ; Your g John. Rnher fon ; Bee field, Vick era ;,LordW iiit
worth, Douglas ; Fairfield. Vetch; sod the Royal Edward.
from Narva—Theti., Parker, from Peteriburgh—Ber Stu! ehoufe,
and the Livonia, Hani rem from Riga—At Lancafter. Bttfey,
Smith, from Riga; and the Friends, Harrifon. fran Peteriburgh
—ln the Clyde. the Huron. Findlay, from Petri burgh—. it Dub
lin. the Dalrymple. Malcolm, from Ptterfburgh; and the Pace,
Robinfon, from Memel—At BOCA the Barton, It obinfnn from
Memel. and the Hiller:la, —, from Jamaica—At Surinam,
the ElHot. London, from Monte Video—At 11-nirrara. the F.rter
prise, Graham, from Mon•e Video—oAt Brts'ce, the Clia. Dove
from the Clyde—At Grenada, the Ajax Stewart front the Clyde
—At Jamaica, the Briley. Hancrick. from the Clyde—BelfaiL
Canton, from Pelfaß—DavVors, Provideree, from litill—l.ady
I Cremorne from ‘A'hitrhaven— John. Savage; Starling.
Leigh; Cumarthen, Vnyle; Malta, Chapman; Peggy, Cavan-
' nab; Princefs of Wales Hutchinftin ; Fnterprize. Smith; Shed
dons, M'Donald; Sir Si•inty Smith, Liddle; Hunter. Gardner;
Venus, Fraser; York, Solms; Thomas, Maul; Maria, Grain
ger; Gencral Miranda, —; and the Britannia, Dalling, from
London; Aria', Hill. from Gibraltar.—Brooke, Cormark ;
rora, May ; Montgomery, Kerrie; Pattie, Sufan, Willuek ;
Spy, Robes-don; and the Triton, Martha!, from Africa.
London, England, 1807-08-25

THE FOURTH BOOK.

Tne FRENCII Sr strike ; with illuftrations and numerous E'er.
eifes, annexed to every Rule, calculated to perfed the Student in
all the peculiarities of the Language, by M. L'Abbe Dont, price
as. 6d. bound in cloth.

THE FIFTH 11001 C.

A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLrSI:
and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Hundred Wm.& not
to be found in other Didtionaries, and excluding others unknown
to modern French Literature. The whole reviled, prepared, and
compiled by M. L'Abt% de Levizac ; beautifully printed in a new
Nonpareil Type, on fine Paper, price 9s. bound.
London, England, 1807-08-25

VICTUALLING OFPICE, Aug. is, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS M.A7 RSTrr NAVY, do hereby give notice,
That on Friday the 28th inftant, they will be teady to receive
Tenders, in writing, leafed up, and treat for THREE HUN-
DRED CHALDRONS (each confining of 36 Balkh Wiochefter
Nleafure).of P 1 TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS
of equal goodnefs ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes,
by the jeth of September next, alongfide the , Wharf of his Ma-
jefty's Vletualling Premifes at Plymouth, and Southdown ; and
to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt way be feen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard spill 6e bad to any Tender in which the pier flail not be
issferted iw words at length, or that fiatl not be ddivered to the Board
before one o'cloei, on the Paid Friday, the 28tb infiant, veer senlefs
the Pt* who wales the Tender, or forte Perlin on bit behalf attentis to
*Over wham called for.

PICTUALLING OFFICE, Aogufl 17,, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONER.; for VICTUALLING
HIS MA, BSTY'S NAVY, do terelly give noose,
That on Tuefday the ill of September next, they will be ready
to mein Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for Two Hun-
dred Toos of genuine OATMEAL ; to be delivered one Hundred
Toss into His Majefty's Viaualling Stores at Pottfmouth, and
the remaining One Hundred Tons into dick at Plymouth ; one
half thereof in one month, and the other half in a month after-
wards, and to be paid foi by Sills payable with intsreit ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contras may lie ken at the Secretary's
OLce.
No regard will he lad to airy Tender in which the price flail not be
&fitted in word: at length, or that AO not he delivered to the Board
before one o'doci on the laid Tuefday the of September next, nor male
the perfon who wain the Tender, or fosse palest on tie behalf dllende
to tofwer when called for.
London, England, 1807-08-25

rD AND THE RHINE.

HOI

This day was publidied, in a large and very elegant volume, 4to.

accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price

al. es. in beards. - - -
ATOUR through HOLLAND along the Right
and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMS TAD r, in the
Summer and Autumn of lEG6.

By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Bummer, or Tuur
round the Baltic, &c. •
" Pergit, et hoftftes (tanta eft fiduda) ripas
lncomitatus CLAODIAN.

Is this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cur-
oms, arts, and condition of the Dutch once the converfion of the
Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a
defcription of the moil interefting objeds and fernery in Holland
and on the Davits of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety of anec-
dotes illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of
France and Germany throuetwhich the Author paired, and the
whole is embellished with ao Engravings, by a diftiaguiflacd Artift,
from drawing made on the fpot.

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and to he had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be hal,
The NORTHERN SUMMER. price 21. as.
The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21 ss.

AN IMPROVED and RATIONAL SERIES of BOOKS for
TEACHING the FRENCH LANGUAGE in SCHOOLS.
London, England, 1807-08-25

A NEW PERIODICAL WORK.

On Thurfday, the Firit of Getober, will be publilbed, the Firit
Number, to he continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal
Odavo. and embellifhed with two or more Engravings, by the
Brit Artifts, chiefly front Original Drawings, price ,is. 6d. per
Month, of
THE ANTIQUARY's MAGAZINE, or AR-
CHJEOLOGICAL LIBRARY,
EMBRACING IN AAAAAA Tr DIVISIONS,
i. The Antiquities of the Britilll Maud,.
2. Oriental Antiquities.
3. Egyptian Antiquities.
4. Hebrew Antiquities.
s. Greek Antiquities.
6. Roman Antiquities.
7. Northern Antiquities.
8. American Antiquities.
9. Mikellaneous Subjeds of Antiquarian Enquiry.
so. Early Englilh Literature.
r. Original Letters of Royal and other Eminent Perfons.
12. Nugz Antigun.
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