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London, England, 1807-03-31

THURSDAY, MARCH 26.

The LORD CHANCELLfIR, on refuming his feat this
day, agreeably to the King's rluafure, Rated, that
he had read every one oldie affidavits with attention
And now defited to hear Counfel on behalf of Mils
B 'wer.

The LORD CHANCELLnR, in delivering his judg-
ment, began by reading (with peculiar feeling) a let-
tet from Mr. Bower to his wife, dated from the Alp.
turn, exrrellive of his affeetion for her and his chil-
dren, and of his defire to be rettored to their fociety.
He commented with great feverity upon fume Gf the
affidavits which had been filed againft Mrs. B Aver,
and which, he laid, were not made out, but confuted
of malicious and ill founded defamation, mixing bit-
ternefs in the cup of domeQic comfort. In adverting
to the anxiety expreffed by there parties to become
Committees, when the lunatic had come into a good
property, his Lordfhip obferved, " Where the car-
cafe is, there will the vultures gather." He lamented
that he could not take Tome of the affidavits on behalf
of Mifs Bower off the tile, after Mrs. Bower's vindi
cation of herfelf, and concluded by confirming the
Mallet's Report, and dtfallowing all Mifs Bower's
coils fubfequent to her firß application, but refrred
it to the diferetion of the Mailer, what part of Mr.
Hutchintun's cons should be allowed to him.
SATURDAY, MARCH 28.

Lord Chancellor ERSKINE fat, this mornirg, for
the purpofe of giving Judgment in feveral cafes
which !tom! over for final decifion ; among which
were the following :
London, England, 1807-03-31

SOUTHt•( V. LORD SOMERVILLE.

This was a Bill filed againli the defendant, the heir
at law of the late Lord Somerville, for an account.
of the dors and pr,‘fits of certain lands, belonging
to his eltate, called Fitzheid, in Sometfetfhire, and
alfo of certain other perfonal property, belonging to
the tellator, which likewife came into the hands of
the defendant.

Upon the death of the late James Lord Smut.
vine, the defendant became his heir at law ; and, in
that diaraEter, took poffeflion of the whole of his
property, real and perfonal. It appeared, however,
that by the will of the laid James, he deviled certain
fpecific lands, called Broad&lds and Gatefland,
which comprifed a part of one of his elates in that
county, to the plaintiff, for life; and he alfo deviled
to him the ufe of the manfion-hutife of the lame elate,
together with all the furniture, plate, &c. which was
kept there for rife and ornament, for life, from
the time of the death of the Teflator. The defen-
dant, however, entered into pbffeflion of the whole,
in his right as ir at law; had converted the furni-
ture, plate, &c. to his own ufe, and had alfo difpofed
of a part of the plate; in confequence of which the
prefent Bill had been filed.
The LORD CH ANCELLOC, in pronouncing judg•
ment, adverted to particular parts of the will, where
he faid it was impoilible for him to fulfil the inten-
tions of the Teliator. He conceived, hotvever,.that
the plaintiff had a right to go before the Mailer for
an account ; and alfo, That he fhould have the ufe of
the manin.li honfe, elate, furniture, &c. ft--r life, and
loch parts of the latter, as had been fold, the value
thereof fhould be paid in by the defendant, to be
laid out in proper fecurities.
At the riling of the Court, his Lordfhip intimated
to the Gentlemen at the Bar, that as his Majeily had
been pleafed to allow the Seals of Office to remain
in his cuflody until his Nlajely's arrival at the
Qicen's Houle, on Wednefday next, he fhonld have
ample time to confider the few remaining cafes which
flood for judgment, and deliver his opinion upon
them in the early part of that day.
London, England, 1807-03-31

PROVINCIAL NEIVSPAPFR

TO be Airpor ;n a ppnlous neivhhnurhrod.
in Nmrthern Cow ty—the concern Is eonfidered as capahle
'of much impr.ivcrnent ; the price will he moth.-ate. and the put,
chafe m.ney may remain ig good fecurtry.
Noldre(s a line (pad pit!) I) G. care of raiflor and Newton,
N.. S, Warwick-fquare, Newgate-Rreet, London.

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BF. SOLD BY PRIVATF CONTRACT,

A- - •
N EXCELLENT HOUSE; defi74bly fititated
in Vinland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyle a
feiv months ago; together with the Fixtures therein, and the
Coach Houfa and Stables adjoining The Furditure, which is
moftly new. nig., he taken at valuation For further particu!ars
apply to William Portion. Arcliitedt, No. ;9. Bertier's-Rrect, who
is authorifed to trust for the fame.
London, England, 1807-03-31

MR. BREE has fiegnently been queilinned why
he continued to adverrife to difplav qualifications which no
man has hitherto difputed, to exprel, his feledion of a peculiar
branch, in which the extent of his pradice is already fufficienly
known. To fueh queftions Mr. Bree replies—the feercey which
is inieparable from the treatment of that branch debars him trom
the ufual mode of profeflional recommendation, for it Is feared),
within the pale of the molt perfect intimacy, that a confeffion cf
error is fubmitted to merely to illuftrate the charader of a Medi-
cal Pradlitioncr. His qualifications and privileges arc repeatedly
Rated, to diftinguifh him from thole who, without the acquire-
ment of 'Toren-tonal knowledge, have the temerity to afpire to the
advantages of profeflonal prae4l ice.
In thofe fccret diforders, which arc ordained to be the pti- ifh-
rnent of illicit indulgence, and iu that complicated derangement
of the fyftem, which medical men denominate NERVOUS
PLAINTS, producing general or local DEBILITY, by which the
(lamina of life are deftroyed, and the deareft intercfts of poficrity
affedvd, he claims fuch fuperiority of (kill as might perhaps have
been cquilly attained by any other Member of the College of Sur-
geons, confining Matfett' for fourteen years to this branch, and
concentrating his !Indies and prad.l ice to this particular point.
Sanctioned by the funnels of his undertaking, he (*.erg Reftora-
tion in every cafe of Venereal Infection, and in all thofe Dcficier.
cies which arc the confequences of long continued indulgence in
luxury or in vice, rtfidence in warns climates, or any other voile
producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one rex, and
barrenncfs in the other.

The terms of remuncration are plainly tinted on the frit inter-
view•, or in anfwcr to letters containing a Bank note.

A CAUTION.—Some perfdnt, who falfely alt:rt them.
f elves to he Members of the Royal Caller, hiving for fee, ral
months pdt et-Tied my Advertifernents, almoft word for word,
and infcrtrd theta as their own production, it i. my duty to
mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of any Collltc in
Eondosl, Edinburgh, or elfewhere, nor have they' any right to
pradlice Surgery In London. MARTIN BR EE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
No. 29. AruncleMtreet, near Temple bar, Feb. I, 184.
N. B A LiR of the Members is publithe4 at the Hours of the
College, in l.iiteiibesinn Fields,•
London, England, 1807-03-31

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE.
HEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfally efteemed for its
extraordinary Efficacy in Itheumatifms, PaHics, Gouty AM:dims,
and i'o.nplaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has
been unknown, nor neglcded, and the Chilblains have actually
broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will cafe the pain,
and freedily heal them. The Family Ccrate is equally efficacious
in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches, Pimples,
Ring-worms. Shingles. Breakings out on the Face. Nofe, Fars and
Eye-lids; Sore and infltmed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ; Sore Heads,
Old sores, and Scorbutic 1-Tumours of every defcription.
Prepared only, am! fold by R. Johrfton, Apothecary, No.
Greek-fired, Soho. London 'the Fffence and Pills at as 9d. each.
the Cerate at is. tid and as. gd. Sold by every Medicine Vender
iu the United Kingdom
•„• The Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the name of R
Johnßon, inferted on it.
London, England, 1807-03-31

INTELLIGENCE.

DOVER, MARCH 30.
Arrived cff here this morning, The brig De Wael
Somhead, Captain WESSEL, from Rotterdam, bound
to London : feveral paffengers landed here.—The
Minx gun-brig has retaken and fent in here, the brig
Argo, Captain GEARING, of and from Sunderland,
with coals, for Sandwich.—Wind E. blows hard.

PENZANCE, MARCH 27.
Since my laft the Commerce, SAUNDEAS, put in
here from Poole; the United Friends, Mutat:nap,
from Swanfea ; the Speculation, PAINS, from Loin ;
the Recovery. WILLIAMS, from Falmouth ; the
Joker, THOMAS, from Swanfe., ; the Tranflatir,
OATS, from Southampton, in ballaft ; and the Qneon
Charlotte, Jones, from Liverpool, with tali, for this
place.

ISjANDS OF SCILLY, MARCH 24.
Arrived his Moiety's (hip PLOVER, Capt. BROWN ;1
and &flume brig, Captain CARTWR►GHT, from a
cruize ; arrived alfo feveral trom the fleet,
one of which (No. 3.) came in quite difmafted, hay
ing her malls and bowfprit carried away hy another
veffel which ran foul of her off Cadiz in the night.
The floop Yeoman's Glory, of Teignmouth, Jona
Cowtt.t. Mailer, from Swanfea to Weymouth, is fo
very leaky that fhe Inuit have the neeeffary repairs
before (be can proceed tin her voyage.—Arrived the
brig Lord Nelfon, of Jerfey, WM. G*NDSN Mater,
from Oporto, with wine (laft from Cork), bcund to
Southampton and Jerfey. A great number of coati-
ing v. fell put in hire during the gale, where thcy
wait for a favourable wind up Channel.
London, England, 1807-03-31

THE WEST INDIES.

We have ilia received the letter of our correfpon-
dent from Batbadoes, dated the end of January.—
The Artillery and 15th Regiment are very healthy
there.=-The 16th and 6+th are more healthy than
they have been ; but the Royals had fuirered much.
The latter loft many officers of late.—General VAN•
DELEUR died at Antigua, after a three days Hinds ;
and the 96th had loft a great many men, and fome
officers. The 37th Regiment had become more healthy.
Grenada, next to Barbadoes, was the molt healthy
Viand. Sir Gamma Paavosr, with a force from
England, was looked for, as an attack on Marti.
tique was expelled, which it was juftly fuppofed
would be carried with a moderate force. The acqui•
fition would be of immenfe value to the Erica inte-
tells in the Weft Indies.

Dr. KERR, the Infpeaor Gcneralof Hofpitals, was
going round all the Viands, to enquire into the
tlate of health of the military, 3c.c.
It was reported, that General BOWYER, the Com.
mander in Chief, would foon return home ; and, of
:ou►fe, conjeCure was bufy in naming his fuccell'or.

Yenerday,ahout twelve o'clock, his Maissvir art
rived at the Queen's Palace, from Windfor. At two
o'clock his MAJESTY held a private levee, which was
attended bp.—
Tile Lord Prefident of the Council: the Secretaries of State: for
the Home and Colonial Departments; the Chancellor of the Ex-
ehequer; the Mafter General of the Ordnance: the Doke.; of Poi '-
land and Monitore ; the Marquis of "1 irebfield; Earls Bathurst,
Aylesford. and Derby ; Lends St. Helen's. Mulgr:,ve Hcathfield,
rid OlTulfton ; Sirs G. Ofborn, S. Cotre.rell, V Gibbs, and J. Put-
wncy ; Mars. Wallace, Rote , and bawkener.
The following had audiences, were prefented, and
had the honour to kifs his Malts-Ws band, upon
their refpative appointments :
The Duke of Mowraosz; upon his !sting appointed Mafter of
the Hurt.

Sir VIC!CART Glll/13, upon his being arpointed Attorney Ge-
neral to his Maefty.

Sir J.vers PeL-ramer, upon his being appointed Secretary at
War.

Mr. WALLACT upon his being appointed one of the Commit
soners for the Affalra of India.

The Martinis of TiTcuriet o, upon Lis being appointed one of
the Lords of the Treafury.
Mr. Gaol Ge Rose, upon hi. being appointed Vice Prefident
to :h.: Botrd of Trade.
The End of DiRBY refigned to his MAJESTY the
Seals of Office a. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
caller.

Lord Ocsur.srom attendee, with his Wand of Of-
fice, as Treaforer of his Mtjeily's lionfehold, and
prefented the Addrefs of the lionfe of Csninions,
againft granting the Chancellorfhip of the Duchy of
Lanc4tler, for life. _

Hifi MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at whieh Sir
JAMES PULIENLY was introduced, and fwnrn in a
Member, and took his fcat at the Honourable Board
accoreingly.
His MAJESTY cave audience to the Duke of
PORTLAND, EAYI Of CHATHAM, Lords hasvicesstray
and C4l3TLEMitilf..
London, England, 1807-03-31

DIED.

On Faller day, in the twehth year of her age, Mifs Agnes Pal-
mer, eldeft daughter of the Itiv. William P:lsner, of Woolley -
Hall, Berk 4
_ _ _

On Sunday evening, at his father's horde, after a f•w days Hi-
nds, in the 21ft year or his age. Thomas Graham, of Tricky
Gambridge, eldeft fon of James Graham, Efq. of Portland-
Place—A youth of exemplary cot:duet, whore untimely death will
be Lvcrely felt and lament( dhy his parents and n u merous friends.
Charlotte•ftreet, Portland Place, the youngelt daughter of
David Su•herland, Efq.
On Thurfday Lift :t Ceielscfter, in the 7sth year of her age, the
Right Honourable Lady Vifcountefs Liff.rd.
Sunday fe'nnight, after a Mort illnefs, William Fauntleroy, Efq
Banker, in Bcrner's•ftreet.

Lately, at Blackheath, Li.utenant Colonel Moorforn, of the
Royal Marines.
Sunday fe'nnight, at hi: feat at LangdonHall, Detrol.fltirc, Charl-s
Holme Calmady, Ffq. Admiral of the White.
In an advanced age, the Res, norms Forties. parifh Prieft of
Baltindonne (near Benowne) which fituation he filled for upwards
of 3: years.
011 the t3th infl ant. at Helmingtnn Hall, Durham, the feat of
the Rev. Robert Spencer, LaJy Maxwell, relict of the late Sir
Robert Maxwell, Bart. of Orchardton, in Scotland, and aunt to
Mrs. Spencrr.
On Sunday fennig' t, in the sth sear of bis age, after a long and
painful illnefs, General Jarry, Infpector General of the Royal
Military College.
At Perth, the 3th inflant, the Rev. Mr. George Frafer. minifler
of Mot•edie, is the 86th year of his age. and 49th of his miniftry
1 si ly, Colonel Varlo. of the Royal Marires—alto. Captain
Curl "err, r f the R uffell, and Captain .I'. Mould: el the Powerful,
cif the Royal Marine Corps.
London, England, 1807-03-31

THEAI RE- ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE.
TO-MORROW, EVENING, APRIL 1, 1807,
will be acted the Tragedy of
DOUGLAS.
Norval, Mr. Ellifton ; Lady Randolph, Mrs. Powell.
After which will be produced (never performed) a new Grand
Romantic Melo Drama, called
• THE WOOD DIEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK"
With entirely new Mac, Scenery, Machinery, Dulles, and De-
corations,—Th e Overture and Mulic compofed by Mr Kelly.
This Evening—The Honey Moon ; with the Young
London, England, 1807-03-31

BIRTHS

On Wednefday !aft, at Cold:eller, the Lady of Major Baddely,
A. B. G. of a fun.
Thurfday evenirg laft. at. Shroton Houfe, Dorfet, the Lady of
Captain. Groq,c Frt.:trick Ryves. R. N. of a fan.
London, England, 1807-05-04

DIVIDENDS.

May s. John Adams, late of Fortin, Hants, flopfeller, at ten, at
Guildhall, I.onden.
Mays. Peter James Fapillon, of St. Swithln's lane, London,

merchant,
m at eleven, at -Guildhall.
May 7. George Baillic and John Jaffray. of Fiabury Plaee,Mid•
dick:, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. '
May 8. George Bow•kcr and James Chapman, of Manchefter,
corn-dealers, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms 1 nn, Manchefter.

SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE,

CAROGIII
Monday, I
NEWCASTLE COAL. April 27
Adair's Main
Baker's Main
Benton Lcng

Biggs Main •
Bryan's Main
Croft's Main
EightonMoor
Flatworth -
Ficaton Main
kielaburn Main

Holywell Main -
Kenton Main . %
0
Pontop Windfor's Z
South Moor . ea
Tani:kid Moon -
i-1
Team -
Townley Main -
Walker . le
Wall's End • .
0/
ri

• Temple's Wall's End -
Willington
Wylam Moor •
South Hebburn
K illingvror th •
Cowpen Main
Hartley
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor
Eden Main
Harraton Main
Newbottle Moot -
South Eighton
Raffell's Main
Wortley Main
Parith New Main -
London, England, 1807-05-04

DR. FREEMAN'. GUTTA SAL() FAIUS

'THE Value of this infallible Medicine has bctn
.1- long proved, that nothing of the prefect day can bear a co%
petition with it, in all the different Rages of a cei Difeaf,whid
it effedually cures, and eradicates from the habit, v;i:boct
the painful feelings and expofure that attends Salivrita,,
debilitating the Cuntlitution in any degree, or eve,' r.
finentent from Butinefs, or reftrielion in Diet. The radtc•d virteof
•f there inettimahle Drops have proved their claim to ruhlicappro-
bation for more than thirty years. In all the D,.bil:tv attach Sczcs
they prove a never failing rettorative, whether the Dehttity is pto
duced by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit pleafures, or the cfbal
of a warm climate to Travellers and thole goirs abroad. They
cannot be recommended too firm:sly to thole who will receive
fife• speedy, and complete Cnre, in alt old 0 übbern Civets, and
every weakne.fs that Areas the Bladder and Organs of Urine. 13,
itsefficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for years had
been deprived of that happincfe.
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler';, No. q, Cheapildc, eat.
ner of Parcrnolter row ; and retail by Rehm, Portfmouth ; Wd.
ton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Calwea,
Dublin; Macdonald, Glafgow, , Smith and hlandcrtau,
burgh ; and by moll Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at
as. pd. each, with ample ciireetions.
London, England, 1807-05-04

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 27 '1407.
—IIHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS mAyzsTr, NAVY, do hereby give Mace,
That on Tuefday the tzth of May ncr, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, foaled up, and treat
-For One Nonsked Tons of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA
RAISINS; to be anfwerable
.10,1kinisks to be prodoced with the
tender.. ; and
For Two Hundred Tons of GENUINE OATMEAL ; to be
delivered into his Majelty's Viatialling Stores at Deptford, as fol.
low, viz.
The RAISINS—one half thereof In a fortnight, and the re-
'sail:der In a month.
The OATMEAL—ore half thereof in one month, and the other
half in one month after wards , and
To be paid for by Bills payable with intcrelt, ninety days after
date.
The Conditions of the Contsadts Imp be fecn at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be bad toasty Tender in which thisrateibit net Si
vferted in words at lengtb,or that flail not he deliverer; to the Board &-
bre One o'Cloci on the Paid Tufflay the sub of May next, nor an-
lefe tie Perla. who 'whet the Tender, or fore Perfos on hie behalf,
attend, to 0111/Wer when caviler.
London, England, 1807-07-09

BULLETIN.

" Head %alien, Stralsund, June i 9.
" A violent Rosin having for feveral days prevent

ed the arrival of the Pruffian trocps from the Ifle of
Rugen, they craned over with the fiat favourable
wind and weather, and have now all reached their
cantonments in Pomerania. Yeflerday and to day,
his.hibjefly reviewed feveral Prufian regiments, on
which occafion Ahe admonithed them to fight with
fidelity and valour for their King and Country. The
troops anfwered, with the univeifal acclamation—
'" Long live the King of Sweden !" and his Malay
exclaimed—" Long live the King of Pruffia!" in
iwhich he was joined by the trocps of that Monarch.
" Henry Pierrepoint, Efq his Britannic Mtjelly's
Envoy Extraordinary and Mininer Plenipotentiary,
had yellerday, at five o'cl'ck in the afternoon, his
I firfl audience of his Swedifh Majefty."--Sottenburzb
1 Gazette, gum 26.
London, England, 1807-07-09

STOCKHOLM, JUNE sa.

46 Her Majelly the Queen was yellerday, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. fafely delivered of a Plitt
eels, and is as well as can be expeeted."—Stocikelta

G4litittip
.7tMe 22.

Yenerday. about twelve o'clock, 'he Princes CHAR-
LOTTE of WALES, attended by Lady DR CLIFFORD,
left her houfe in Warwick lireet to ♦ifrt her mother,
and to pay her refpeet to the Duchefs of BR U wswidx,
her grand mother.:•: In-the evening be returned to
Warwtck liosftr-.c •
London, England, 1807-07-09

THE CANADAS.

rids day were publitheal, in a fplendid and very large Volume, in
glarto, illultrated with go copperplates, engraved from original
drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price al. 15s. boards,
I 'RAVELS through the CANADAS, containing
a defeription of the pidurefque (emery on tome of the Ri-
ven and Lakes, with an account of the productions, commerce,
and inhabitants of thuft Provine.a; to which is fubjninvd a com-
parative view of the manners and (Awns of feveral of the Indian
uatiout of North and South America.
By GEORGK H 1!: it 10T, Ffq.
Deputy Poitmafter.General of Bridal North America, &c Ste.
Printed for RICUAIR Putt.t.i rs. Nu. 6, Bridge Breit, Black-
friars,and to he had of all BookreUers.
N B A few copies of the pia•a which have been beautifully co-
loured in the manner of the original drawings, have hem done up
in a feparate atlas, and the work, with this elegant accompaniment,
stay be had at Three Guineas and a Half per copy,
London, England, 1807-07-09

This day was publithed.

In an elegant [mall Volume, price Seven Shillings in boards,
"'RAVELS in the Year 1800, from ITALY to
4- ENGLAND, through the TYROL. S•rvazA, BOURNIA,
GALIACIA, POLAND. and ROSSI*. containing the Particulars of
the LIaCRATION of Mrs St's NCER l'H from the Hands
of the French Police, and of her fubfequent Flight through the
Countries above-mnitioned, effdied and written
By the MARQUIS DE SALVO,
Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of
Turin, &c.

Printed for RICHARD Putt.tt PS. No 6, Bridge•fireat, Blackfriars,
and to be had of all Bookie Hers
At tae-fame time is publlthed, a final' Editi in of the original
Italian, elegantly printed, price tot. td. in boards.
London, England, 1807-07-09

%NI)IA.

By the hit accounts received from India it ap.
pears* that in the month of I tnuary 1807, a full In-
veam'cnt had been laid in on accaont of the Com-
pany ; that a Portion of the Public Debt had been
difellarged t• that the Treafttry was full ; and t4at
the Company's Light per Cent. Paper bore a fmall
premium. In 1798, this fame paper was at a dfrount of
nearly 20 per cent. !—Without vrithing to deprive
the Government of Madras of its kill !hare of credit,
we may, however, now ail:, tolwhom the nation is
P fo much indebted for the rijourrer which have put.-
chafed this wonderful alteration ?—We anfwer--to
the Marquis WELLESLEY ; and to the improvetner.t
which he has introduced into the affairs of Madras,
and for which he has been fo much calumniated even
by men who ought to have known better how to ap•
preciate his Cervices.

NAUTICia INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 7.

Cattle itt the Pcovsa-, of 18 guns ; Maus, of 18
guhs ; and the PICKLE, of to guns, from a cruize ;
SAVAGE, of 18 guns, from the Downs ; BRILLIANT,
of 28 guns, from a eruite. Sailed the MORRISTOWII,
of so guns, with a fleet for the ports in Wales ; and
the ARGUS, Of 18 guns, to the Weftward. Came in
the Providentia, Captain Piraason, from Dram.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 8.

Arrived his Maidly's (hip OtTut, from the Note,
and FLYING FISH, from Sunderland. Sailed his Ma-
jelly's atilt DECADE, to the Weltward ; and 1E...m05,
for Plymouth.—Wind S. S. E. .
London, England, 1807-07-09

SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS.

This day were pubilihrd, pr ea Sixty Shillings, done up feparatety
for the Pulpit,
SIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SER.
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YARMOUTH, JULY 8.

Arrived the STATs Lys of 64 guns, and HYACINTH
flvop, from a crnize ; alfo the CALYPSO floop of war,
with the outward bound Baltic convoy, which remain
wind-bound..,—Ships as per lafl.—Wind E. light air.

Yellerday, about twelve o'clock his MAJESTY ar-
rived at the teen's Palace from Windfor.
At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private Levee.
• The following had the honour of being prefented
to his MAJESTY, and killing hands on their appoint-

ments
Colonel Vaataza, on being appointed a Lord of the Treafury
in Ireland is
Mr Nevi t.t.z, on being appointed a Teller of the Exchequer in
Ireland.
Colonel BAG WELL, on being appointed Joint Muller Matter to
his Majefty's armies and garrifons in Ireland.
The Earl of Hanntste•ron. on being appointed Lord Lieute-
nant of the County of Haddington.
The Dein of Batsrot. prefented to his MAJESTY
a copy of his Sermon preached before the late Con
vocation of the Clergy.
His MAJESTY held a Council, at which the RE•
CORDER of London attended, and made his Report of
the convias capitally convilled at the two laft Old
Bailey &Mons, when his Majarry was pleafed to re-
fpite them all, on condition of their being tranfported
for different periods.
His Majarry gave audiences to
The Duke of Pottland, Lords Mulgrave and Hawkelburyg
Meffrs Percival and Canning.
• About five o'clock his MAJESTY fet off on his re-
turn to Windfor.

SHIP LAUNCH.—Tuefday afternoon, the Hawc
of 74 guns, was launched (tom Mr. Brent's yard,
Greenland Dock. She went off the Rocks in grand
Rile, and was received into the embrace of Old Fa-
ther Thames midi! the (bouts and acclamations of
an itnmenfe number of fpeelators. Among whom
was her Royal Highnefs the Duchefslof YORK, and a
brilliant circle of friends.

There's nothing like having one's hands full. So
think the Lottery Contra tors ; they give a grand
failing match on Friday evening the loth infant ;
and on the followingTuefday, the t4th, the drawing
begin!, when many an adventurer will obtain hands
fall of gold !
The Lottery failing match on Friday for a tuagni.
ficent Cup given by the fpirited Contraelors, will
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ing on Tuefday, may crown every fummer—nay,
every winter of their lives, with fubilantial happi
nefs.

CAIN MARKET, MAR K-LAN R, JULY 2.—Wheat
for today's Market is in tolerable fupply :—fine
famples fully maintain their prices, and ordinary
rather lower. Barley in fhort fupply at about 2s.
per quarter advance—Malt likewife. White Peafe
are much in demand, but none here ; and will be
clearer—Grey are higher—Beans alfo. There are
more arrivals of Foreign Oats, and good (ample.
are named rather dearer. Flour without alteration.
London, England, 1807-07-09

DEAL, JULY 8.

Arrived the Supply Navy tranfport, from Portf-
mouth, and failed through for the River. Sailed the
OTTER [loop for Portfmouth ; BLOODHOUND gun brig
on a cruize off Boulogne; Tutu STY, of 53 guns;
and PHOSPHORUS fire veffel, for Sheernefs.
DOVER, JULY 3.

Sailed this morning the hoy Mandahl, Capt. Gut.-
LESEN, of and from Mandahl, with timber, bound
for a market in France.—Wind N.E. and moderate.
SHEERNESS, JULY 8.

The Tonningen trade failed laR evening under
proteEtion.of the PIERCER gun brig, Lieutenant Jour;
SIDRELL• The tranfports bound to the northward
Rill remain at the Nore. The crew of his Majefty's
Ihip'RESOLUTION was yefterday paid wages. WindE.
fret breeze.
London, England, 1807-07-31

DEAL, JULY 30.

Arrived la night the Howe Ilorefhip, in thirteen
weeks from the River lA Plata before (he made
land, which was the Lizard ; (he towed in the Spanilii
(hip Diana, of great value, which was captured by
the Iquadron at Monte Video. At the time of her
leaving, the troops and fquadron were all well, and
only waited the arrival of more troops, when the at-
tack on Buenos Ayres would commence. f•lfo the
RISOLUTS gun brig, from Ireland, with four brigt
under tier convoy. Several American fhips hate
arrived, which have been detained.
R mats: IN TN! DowNs.—Prinetfs of Orange, Vice• Admiral
Rowley; Clyde, Commodore Owen; flow, Sturallip; Pelican,
Owns; Tartarus and lightning. fircfhips ; Refolute and Blood-
hound, gun-brip.—Wind W. S. W. with a moderate breezt.
F HEERNLSS, JULY 30.

Laft night after WI the Libertas, SMITH, failed to
join the Baltic cony that left the Nore yeiterday.

YARMOUTH. JULY 30.

Yeflerday afternoon arrived the Lark packet,
Captain DELL, with mails and pairengers from Gut.
tenburgh. Paired this port a Swedilh convoy, home-
ward bound.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-07-31

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 3r.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Red. /nit—Coat money 62 —for Aught 62B—.0mnium par
Laub. lulls par ra. pre.

THE EXPEDITION.

A DEAL, JULY 30.

" The PELICAN flqnp of war, TARTARUS and
LIGHTNING fitefhips, hoißed the fignal for convoy,
lall night, to the EaR ward ; and this morning they
made the fignal for unmonring ; alto a flag flying,
for all officers to repair on.bcard. They are to take
under their convoy the tranfports comprifing the
Third DiviGon of the tipedition, confilling of about
so fail : they are ezpe6ed to fad this evening."

• SHEERNESS, JULY 30.

el Nearly the whole of the day the Invt.tztata
and LSYDIW, [hips of war, which failed to the outer
Nore yetterday, have been collating the tranfpotts
and making preparations to fail. At 5 P. M. they
were all under weigh, with a fine breeze at S. W.—
There are about 40 fail of tranfport: with them; and
on board the two thips of war and fome of the tranf-
ports, there are 2600 of the Guards, which were em-
barked at Chatham. They are a very fine body of
men, and appear in good health and high fpirits.
Whether they are bound, in the firft inflame, to
Yarmouth or the Downs, we have yet to learn.—
Art ived the Fidelity tranfport, EDMONDS, and failed
with the above."

YARMOUTH, JULY 30.

g. Sailed yeflerday R. M. the DEFENCE, of 74
guns ; Crams and Comus frigates, to take the
tranflions from Hull ; and- this afternoon twill fail
the Sur,iaa, to join the grand North Sea Fleet—the
Soria, will take the flag of Cisistinodore
Aerived the Siaataiiti guo'brie
London, England, 1807-07-31

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MILITIA COMPLETION BILL.

- - -
On the motion of Lord CAS rLEREAGH the Houfe went in-
to a Committee on the Britifh Militia Completion Bill.
In the courfe of going !hrough the daisies, however, they were
Cu worded as to apply to England and Wales only.
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vided that parifhes, &c. should proceed from three months to three
months,to make up the number of men required,
Lord CASTLEREAGH propofcd, and it was agreed to,that the
ballot loold ceafe at the end of fix months ; but for the accom•
moslation of counties, places, &c requiring either amended lifts or
new lifts, it was ordered that a farther period, with the approba-
tion of his Majefty, be allowed, viz for amending fuck lifts, an
extended period of one month, ands where new lifts should be
deemed necefrary, a period of two months. Thus, in one way,
the period of competition with the recruiting under Mr. Wind-
ham's plan would be limited to feven months, and, in the moll
extended fenfe of it, could t nly go to eight months.
When the Committee came to the aloft which regulates the
commencement of the next ballot, the blank was filled up with
I the words " not until the I ft of Jahuary, r 810 "
Mr. BIDDUI.PH propoled a new Blaine, declaring in fubftance,
that no Peer of the Realm, Ecelefiattic, or other perfon pufreffing
an income of sea per annum, or upwards, (hall be entitled to
claim the exemptions to which thcl might otherwife be entitled.
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poffible to the poor ; with refpcdt to thole who bad property to
defend, if they were unable to (tree in palm. it was but Nit that
they fbnuld contribute towards the defence of their property.
The CIIANCKLLOR Of the Excel mu XII, Lord CAB
Sir LAUKENCe PACK, Mr. LOCKUART, and the Lotto ADVO-
CATE of SCOTLAND, oppofed the Clank, alledging that this de-
privation and exemption w.,uld extend too generally to the infirm
and aged, to women and children, and that it would not be ade-
quately proportioned to different variations of Income.
Upon a divifion, there were—For the Claufe 8-11gainft it 6e.
Several new Claufes were brought up by 4.ord Castlereagh,
which were all agreed to; and a great number of verbal Amend-
ments made.
The Houk retuned, the Report was brought up, and ordered
to be taken into furthsr confideratton on Monday next, and the
BiU was ordered to be printed.
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MILITIA BILLS.

Lord CASTLEREAGH, for the accommodation of the Houk,
wished to fettle the mode of proceeding in the difcullion of the :
different Bills now on the table. From what be faw he was eon
!timed the difcuffion in the Committee of Supply of to-morrow.
joined to the Irifh Arms Bill, would be fufficieut for that evening.
He therefore wined that the Committee on the Militia Cook.'
pletlon Bill mould be taken to-night, leaving the debate on the
principle of the Militia Transfer Bill, which bad already gone
through a Committee, and was among the orders for this nigh: to
be reported, to be re p; sited as amended, and it, along with the
Militia Completion Bill, which Ewald alto be re-pritated after it
came out of the Committee,
_to be further confidered on Monday.
After a few words from Mr. WINDHAM, Lord HaNalr PaTry,
and the Cunt; eaten R of the Esc it me re, in which It was declared
to be underflood, that the agreeing to the Re port of the Militia
Transfer Bull on Monday, mould not argue that It was to be read
a third time on Tuefday, this mode of adjuttmene was undo-flood
to be agreed to.
Mr. WINDHAM then moved, that there be laid lin hire the
Houle an Account of the number and effective Force of the Army
at the aft of March Mkt, 6, and 7. Alfo of the Number of thole
who at there different periods had entitled from limited to will-
: tni'ed Service: and 04 the number of Defections.—Ordered.
Mr WINDH AM puts queftion to the Chancellor of the Ex.
chequer, as to the Expence of the Waggon Train; but both quef
tion and atufwcr were conv:yed in a tone fo much refernbling a
whifper, that we were unable to coiled its import.
London, England, 1807-07-31

STATE PAPER.

ANSWER TO THE NOTE OF COUNT MERVELD,
(-rut AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR.)
41 The Emperor Alexander has fully appreciate d
the motives which have induced his Maklty the 13m-
prror and King to offer his mediation and his gond-
offices to the principal Belligerent Powers, for which
em his part, he is happy in the opportunity of ezprtf
fing his gratitude to his Imperial and Royal tslajetty.
" The frequent and unequivocal proofs which the
Emperor of all the Ruffias has affnded, t f his ear-
heft defire to fee the termination of the calaulitits I
which have ft long defolated Europe. might !rive
convinced his Imperial and Royal Majelty f the
earneffnefs with which the Court of St. Peet fborgh
would receive every propolal tending to promote fn
important an nbjeet. His Imperial Ma-jelly of all
the Ruffias will always he animated by the fame
difpolition ; and he will be ready to accept the prof-
fered mediation, whenever it !hall be in the power of
his Majelly the Emperor and King t 3 clmmunicate
to him the grounds upon which the Frerclt Govern.
ment may be inclined to enter into negotiation ; and
that it Mall appear there grounds are of fuch a na•
ture, as may afford a profpeet of the attainment of
that end, which is the objelt of all the endeavours of
his Imperial Majefty of all the Iluffias, as is already
fufficiently known to the Court of Vienna.
(Signed) 'l' ANDRE DE BUDDE&G.
" Bartenftein, April 16, aoy."
London, England, 1807-07-31

AkivlY.

-- - .
LIEUTENANT in an Old refpe&Able Regi
ment, wifhes to exchange to Half-pay without a diff,:rence.
I.etters addreffi•d (polt paid) to T. C. Ordnance Coffee Houle,
Weltminiter Bridge, will be immediately attended to.
London, England, 1807-07-31

THE EMBARGO WAS THIS MORNING

TAKEN OFF.

From this circumftance we may prefume that Go-
vernment are fatisfied that by this time the object for
which it was laid on has been accomplifhed, though
it cl-es not appear that the Expedition, lying in the
D iwns, had failed when the mail left Deal at five
o'clock yelterday afternoon.
London, England, 1807-07-07

- STETTIN, JUNE 23.

General Tenlie is dead of his wounds.
The garrifon of Colberg has attempted a fortie, in
which they loft boo men. The lofs of the French
cenfitt (incredible—yet true!) in three killed and
eight wounded. The furrender of that fortrefs is
thortly expelled.—Hanslwrgh Uorry-pondeat of Jag 27.
London, England, 1807-07-07

VIENNA, JUNE i r .

The Aulrian cabinet has at length received dif
patches from London, which contain the anfwer to
the complaints preferred againft the Englifh naval
Commanders in the Adriatic Gulf. This anfwer
confins in a promife that the trade of Triefte and
Fiume, as well as the navigation of Malian bot-
toms. than no I ,nger be molefled, and does not enter
into the lean detail with regard to the grievances
-complained of in feveral nnter prefented by order of
his Imperial Majefly, by Count Stahremberg.—Mmi-
jurre 24
Juws 13.—His Majelly the Emperor, according
to what we learn, will fet out to day for Gratz, where
an affembly of the States of Upper Auftria will be
held in his prefence. He will thence go by way of
Lintz to Prague, where an altembly of the States
will likes ife be held. On the a4th his Majefly will
arrive at Baden,, where he will take the benefit of the
Waters.
We are awed that the Emperor has confirmed
the fentence paned on Lieutenant General Baron
Mack, whith condemns this General to be difgraced,
dep ived r.f his dignities and the regiment he held,
and to be imprif•Jned three years in a fortrefs.
We have received the details of the check received
by the Ruffians before lfmail. The Ruffian flotilla,
fopported by the land f rec., had endeavoured to
feize on an rfland formed by the two principal
branches of the Danube, between Kilia, Ifmail, and
Tul tihi. At the beginning of the affair, three
Tu kifh pun boats were taken by the Ruffians, wh,,,
aorwithltanding the refinance of the Turks, cffetled•
a landing. But the Commandant of Tultfcha and
Borniac, Aga, Lieutenant of Peliwa, having attack.
ed in their turn the Ruffians, were put to the route,
and loft 22 barks, nearly isoo priiouers, and had a
great number drowned in endeavouring to reimbark.
Hidris is at prefent Pacha.of Widdin. • It is Paid
that he is a mate of abilities: He has under his or•
ders Ktrfanzi Alt, who fo viguroufly defended Bel-
g;ade againft the Servians, and who now commands
at Cimlnna. Hide is Pacha has received a reinforce-
ment .4 6000 men from the Grand Vizier.
We have not received any advice of the provers
of the operations rf the Ruffians and Servians near
Widdin.— Merriftur,
.7urre z 6.
Juss 27 —A Ruffian Officer has arrived here with
ditpatche., which it i. believed arc very important,
to which he waits an anfwer.
FRANKENHAUSEN, JUNE z 7.

Yellerday the contingent of the two Princes of
6chwataburg, confiding of Soo men, which has
been here eight days, marched by the way of San.
gerhaufen for Magdeburg, where they will arrive
scat Sunday.
London, England, 1807-07-07

COPENHAGEN, JUNE 13.

On the 2;R ina. the fira intelligence was received
in Elfinery of feveral (hips having been loft in the
North Sea in the preceding week. The Swedifh
mail, which arrived yeaerday, has brought farther
particulars, according to which an Englilb fhip was
totally laft, with leveret tranfports, which had ca-
valry on board. Near Stromaadt 6or 100 dead
bodies, horks, &c. are Paid to have been wanted on
the beach ; and an EAR Indiaman, belonging to this
place, alfo foundered in the floras, and every foul
on board perifbed. Her name is the Charlotte,
Captain Muller. _ _

According to the laR accounts from Memel, the
Royal Pruiflan Court and Cabinet were in that place,
where Count Schulenburg is alfo expeaed.
Letters from Swinemunde Rate, that all the {hips
detained and carried to. Rugen have obtained leave
to proceed on their voyage.—Namborgh Correftondent,
Jane 27.
Letters from Leghorn Rate, that according to in
telligenee received from Tunis, of the 19th Aptil,
hoftilities have broken out between the troops of Al-
giers and Tunis, and that, until that day, the latter
proved conßantly vieorions. A confequence of there
hoftilities is, that trade and navigation are in a Rate
of complete Ragnatioti, and that now and then only
a fmall venal can Real into Tunis....citenhagen Ga-
zette of June 23.