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London, England, 1807-10-10

BANKS Of THE MAINE, SEPT. is.

The public papers contain the following arzicle
from Riga
si The Ruffian troops, who, after the conclufion
of peace, were to return into the interior. have re•
ceived orders to halt, and are now ordered to march
to the coatis of the Baltic; the whae extent of which
is threatened by the Englifh."

STRASBURGH, SEPT. ts.

The project of the conflitution of the kingdom of
Wefipbsdiai.iiihich has been laid before the Deputies
of din Aingdom in Paris, is now. circulating. This
Pro.tega 'contains fix rations, ant 27 articles. One
moiety of the Jillodial domains is' deflined for thole
Generals and.Offieers ivho particularly diftinguillsed
themfelves in the left campaign. The kingdom of
Wetlphalia is to form part of the Confederation of
the Rhine, and its contingent of troops is to confift
of zo,ooo foot, fsoo horfe, and iscio artillery.—
The King, and the Royal Fancily, Are to have a
fpecies of private treafury, under the title of Crown
Treafury. The kingdom of Weflphalia is to be go.
verned according to principles which fecure the
equality of all fubjells in the eye of the law, and
the unreffrained liberty of religious worlhip. The
general, or provincial Qates of the countries which
compofe the kingdom, all political corporations of
that defcription, and all privileges of the laid corpo•
rations, towns, and provinces, are abolilhed. The
inhabitants of the kingdom of Wetlphalia muff all
enjoy equal rights. The nobility are to continue in
their different degrees and gradations, but without
being allowed any exclufave claim on places and dig-
nities, nor any exemption from taxes, and other pub-
lic burthens. Four Minitters are to be appointed;
namely, a Mininer of of the Inteii-r, of
Trade and of Finances. The Council of State is to
confift of twenty-five Members, who can be difmiffed
by the King at his pleafure. All laws which concern
the Finances, and Civil and Criminal Laws, are to
be framed and difculfed in the Council.
London, England, 1807-10-10

NFW BRITISH A I'LAS.

Thi., day WM publethed price 51.55. neatly coloaredand half bound,
NEW niturisH A I'LAS; beinp, a c.)mpl!te
L Set of COUNTY MAPS, on which are delineated all the
Kurds, Cities l'owns, Villages, Rivers. and Canals.togebtr with
Turred:. Ger.eral Maps of England, Wales, Scusland.and Irtbaad.
Printed for John Stocktalc. Plecadilly.

NEW BARONE CAGI4.
This day was pohliftted. in one large pocket volante, price cos. 6d.
I 'HE BARONETAGE 14 ENGLAND;
twining a ntw Genealogical Htflory of the exiting Englifk
Baronn, and Baronets of Great Britain, and of the United King-
dom, from the Inititution of the Order in :61t , to the Ltd Crea-
tion, with their Armorial Bearing• correctly engraved.
Prinied for John Stocktlalc. Piccadilly.

CAMDIsN'S URI I'ANNIA.
Dedicated by permitilt.a, to his Majefty.
This day was in Four large Volumes folio, ilinftr2ted
with numerous Maps and PLtt s, price ICI. Os. or on flue
Ptper. with coloured Maps 251. 4g.
JItHANNIA; or, a DESCRIPTION of the
FLOURISHING KINGDOMS of ENGLAM), SCOT-
LAND, and IRELAND, and the ISLANDS adjacent, trom the
earlielt Antiquity.
By WILLIAM CAMDEN.
With the lateft Discovcan 1.4 RICHARD Gouts.
Printed for John Stockdalc, Piccadilly.
SPORTSMAN'S DICTIONARY.

This day was publilbed. in One Volume, Qartn, (rate(' with
feventeeti Plates, price 11. I ts. 6d,in boards, the Fifth Edition of
rI'HE SPORTSMAN'S DIC I'IONARY ; con.
taming Initruetions for Riding, Hunting, FO4 ling Sating,
Fifhing, Racing, Farriery. Cocking, Hawking. &c. with various
Methods to be obferved in Breeding and Feeding Holies for the
Roail and 1 oat the Management of Degs, Game Cocks, Dung-
hill Fowls,Turkeys. Geefe. Ducks. Doves. Pigeons. Singing Birds,
Ike. and the mtuiner of Curing ;heir vktious Difeafes and Acci-
dents. Improv(d and enlarged.
By HEZIRV JAMES PYE, Ertl.
• Printed for John Stockdale. Picc dilly.
London, England, 1807-10-10

A FARM HOUSE LIBRARY.

In Twelve Monthly Parts, it ys. ed. beginning on the Firft of
Otitobcr.

The Pubßitter of the undermentioned work has been perfiaaded
by many Noblemen and Gentlemen of great Landed Property
who are anxious to Increare the eliEu lion of Agricultural know-
ledge, to divide it into twelve Seven Shillings aud Sixpenny Parts,
in the expettation that many perfons, who may not choofc to pay
form guineas arid a half for the complete work In boards, may not
think it an object to expend a twelfth part of the turn once a month.
He hopes that justice will 'be done by the pubiic to his delign, and
that all, the friends of Agricultural improvements, intelligent Far-
mtrs arid great Land Proprietors, will kindly exert themfeivcs to
give general currency, as well to eke complete work as to the
' Monthly Parts.
On Tburfday, the Firft of Odober. will be publiPacd, pride 7s. 64
embelltfhed with reveal capital kneraviils, and to be completed
in Twelve Parts,
PART I OP THE SECOND EDITION OP
46k COMPLETE SYS I'ENI OF PRACTICAL
1- 1. AGRICULTURE, including all the Moneen Imratint•
',ltenTs and Dist:tweezes, and the refutes of all t ic ream m an 4
enquiry which have been bellowed on trite important feitnce,
during the salt thirty 7ears; the whom citmhimog and eipiainirt
fully, extent :rely, and completely, the Pit net 'Lea and litAca set
of the MGDEP.N ART of Hose e ROILY 11, all it, branches Anti , ,
dons, ftirning two large volumes in quarto„liii [trate.' with s ea ly
One Hundred Engravings reprefenting improved latoUntsects, the
various Graffes, and the principal Breeds tit add Cattle.
By R. W. DICK.NON, M
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NEW BRITISH DRAMA.

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' aL toe in boards.

SHAKSPEARE's Dlt A MATIC WORKS,
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HISTORY OF SWISSERLAND.

This day was publiYted, in Three Volumes O&avo, illuftrated
with a Map. plice ti. t is. 6d. iq hoards, the Second Edirion of
THE HISTORY of the HELVETLC CONFE.
DER.ACY. _ _— _

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Principal Librarian of the &WM Mufeum.
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WORKS OF TACIFUS.

This day was publifhed. in Eight Volumes, Octavo ilinftrated
with Maps, price 31 31. or on Royal Paper 41. 41. in boards, a'
New Edition of
' 3 'HE WOitKS of CORNELIUS TACITUS;
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, By ARTHUR MURPHY. Efq.
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Tlae Hiftory of the Politicks of Great Britain and France, by
Herbert Moth, Fellow of St. jt.tm's C.olkge, Cambridge.

Tkili COW PDX.
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Au-
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AP,3PU4I, tt VI of VAC LNE INOCCT-
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parifon of the S •`AI.I. PDX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended fur HE AD:i of FAMILIES, and CLERGY-
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By JOSEPH ADAMS, M D
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fary, Author of the Treatife on Morbid Poifsns, &c. &c.
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cAntißsußr, 0:7708ER g.

The Canterbury Rifle Cirps are now on petimanent
duty. for the time limited by AN of Parliamentoo
exempt them from the Mi!itie
The Canterbury Volunteer Infantry are going on
permanent duty here for eleven d.syb, to commence
on the illth inpant.

The Militia Regiments throughout the Kingdom
are fendirg detachments to their own counties, for
the purpofe of receiving the Supplementary force,
which is to be immediately balloted for: a patty from
the Rutland Regiment (now Rationed at St Marga
rei% Sty) paired through this place on Monday, and
hair been fAlowed by others from the different ite-
gimentb in this dittrifl.
The two. Frenchtfien .eornmitted to St. Dunflan's
Gaol, latt week, have fence confeffed that their real
names are NICHOLAS Lot/SS BaZIN and Louis Roe.
:Eau ; the former was Captain of the Haaard French
privateer, which was run down by the Ranger !loop
of war, in December lalt, when the Captain and fix
others were all that efcaped a watery grave. The
latter was a Midthipman on board the Alexander
man of war, captured off St. Domingo, in ;W.—.
He was on his parole at Qdiham, and afterwards
confined on board the Crown prifon fhip, at Portf-
mouth, from which he and his companion, with two
others, jump:d overboard on the zal ult. The other
two prifoners were drowned, in attempting to get on
&ore, but thefe reached it in gaiety, and went to
London.

Tuefday night a boat, with all her materials, which
was lying in Dover harbour, at a convenient place
to put to fea on the arrival of any (hipping, was cut
from her moorings, and taken away, fail to be by
fome Danes. The depredators got clear off, and are
now moll likely on fhote in France.

COAK, OC:7OBER 2.

Yefterday the volunteering from the lrifh Militia
commenced ; it is thought is will cortinite. if neee4
fary, for 28 days. Our S ,uth Conn, y Regiment
gives 288 men to the. loth, 15. h, 3 ta, 58th, and
59th Regiments of F.,cit. The Galway, lately in this
garrifon. give. 231 men to the 7f It, 13th, 55th,
87th, and 88th Regiments. They are to he int-peeked
by Colonel O‘Msas a, Field Officer of this
The Kilkenny Regiment qn ittered in Rathkeale,
are to fnrnifh their quota, 288 men, to 311 i, 5 tit,
59th, and 85th .
The Wicklow Regiment, at Nenagh, will give
their quota in the 3 tit, 4oth, 43d, 44th, and 77th.
The total to be enlitted is upwards of 7603 men.
Of the above, the Galway, Londonderry, Louth,
Tipperary, Tyrone, Kerry, and King's County Re-
giments, contribute th4.grea.icti number to the gene-
ral defence.
London, England, 1807-10-10

LOWFR ELBE, SEPTEMBER 4.

At eight this evening the Danifh poR from Co.
penhagen had not reached Hamburgh nor Altona.
All the Danifh Newfpapers abound with moR violent
Addreffes to the Government, azpreffing a fpirit of
revenge agaira the Englifh ; but the Proclamations
to the inhabitants of the provinces and towns, to en-
lin and take up arms hgaina the Englifh, abound
with the groffeft inveaives, and the Bata are called
banditti, robbers, venal hirelings, &c. &c.
On the ad inftant all the Englith prifoners were
delivered from confinement at Altona, _acept Sir
Charles Blount, who remains in cußody in a &Abby
room in the Town•houfe. It has been intimated to
the perfons liberated, that if they are found again on
the Dana territory, they will be clofely imprifoned.
During the firft four days, the prifoners were nct al.
lowed to fee any ft lend or acquaintance.
The Britiflt Faitory, eflablilited at Hamburgh by
charter, is about to diffolve itrelf; ,and, to infure
their fafety, they have petitioned the Senate of that
city to receive them as citizens.
The IA Preflourgh Gazette confirms the account
of the Turks having' broken the Armittice with the
Ruffians and Servians. _ _

The Senate of Hambnigh has informed the citi-
zens, that they mull receive more foldiers, who are
to be quartered and boarded, free of expence, even
by the poor inhabitants of cellars and garrets, who
will be totally ruined by the meafure.

HAMBURGH, SEPT. t 7.

Laft Monday the 14th inflant, Count Bernftnrff,
the Royal Danilh Minifter of State, attended by an
Aide-de Camp of the Crown Prince, proceeded to
his Highnefs the Prince of Ponte Corvo, and, bad a
conference with him.

SEPT. i 9 learn from Franckfort that the
French have taken poffeffion of Triefte and Fiume.

KIEL, SEPTEMBER 23.

The contents of the capitulation of Copenhagen
bot too well explain the neceffity of that event.—
When the world hears what that city has Mitred,
what the brave garrifon have performed and endur-
ed, and the extent of the privations they laboured
under, it can no longer be furprifed at the furrender
of a city almoti is rnins. But we well know here,
the with of our Government was, that the fleet
&mild rather be dellroyed than given up to the Eng-
lith. We know alto that the inttrudiuns fent by our
Government for that purpofe, fell into the hands of
the Englab. But it is not less remarkable than true,
that the capitulation embraces objets of a political
nature, manifetily inconfifient with the prefent titiva-
tion of our affairs, with the fyttem of our Court,
and the limited powers of a Military Commander.
London, England, 1807-10-10

DR. FREEMAN'S GUT l'A smArrmus.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of
long•proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a
competition with hi.; all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe,
which it effeetually cares and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feelings and expoctire that attends fdivationt
without debilitating the coniticution in any degree, or even re•
quiring confinement from bufioefs, or reftriaion in diet. The
radical virtues of thefc ineltimable Drops have proved their claim
to pubfie approbation for ninre than thirty years. In all flu de-
bility of h.aa frxes,, they prove a never failing reftorative, whe-
ther the debilityis produced by ton fret ufe of Mercury, illicit
pleafures, or the effedts of a warm climate to travellers, and thole
going abroad. They cannot be recommeuded too ftrongly to
thole who will receive a Cafe fpcedy,and complete cure in all old
ftubborn Gleets, and every weaknefc that affeCts the bladder and
organs of mule by its dalcacy many women have become mo-
tbers, who for years had b..eu deprived of that happinefs
sold wholefale and retail at M r. Butler's, No. 4, Chtaraie, cor-
net of Paternolter•row, aim: retail by Beim, Portfrnot.th; Wedon;
Ponces ; Wills and Rogers, Plytrocth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub.
lin ; Macdonald, Glafgcw ; Smith and Mandel-ton, Edinburgh;
and by innft country medicine vuiders, in bottles, at as. eid. each,
with ample direa!ons.
London, England, 1807-10-10

FAPI.IIB. AUGUIST ss.

The utmoft tranquillity at Ftereat prevails in all
the prr.rinces of the kingdom of Naples. The per.
Gas whGATtere more particularly implicated in the
lad infurreai..n have been banillieJ the country. It
Is generally 'sported here, that in the cnurfe of next
month, a landing will be effellei in Sicily. Divifions
of, the Franck troops are alma daily arriving in
Upper Italy. Rumour Rates, that Queen Caroline
tied lately in Palermo.
LEGHORN, SEPT r.
Lail Saturday, the 29th of Angel, soo French
troops arrived here untxpeliedly, and took prireffion
4 the harbour. The chief deflination of there 'mop,
is to put an end to the trade which the Engird' have.;
hitherto carried on with this place in a neutral- cha-
!ACT General Durt.oncean commands the French
troops, which at pieret•l occupy this town. Miollisa
G.niral of Disifion, is to take p. it; Mon, for the,
fame purport, of the othet parts of Etruria.
London, England, 1807-10-10

VIENNA, SEPT.,.

Lord Pembroke, the English Ambelador Extra-
ordinary, who lately arrived here, will fonn again
leave this city, and has already had his audience of
leave. Mr. Adair remains here as Englifh Envoy.
The Archduke Charles has (et out to day for B'-
hernia, and willreview all the troops in that kingdom.
The Emperor lets out to day for Salzburgh, and
Inner Aullria. He travels in the firieell incognito,
al I all pretrarar inns for rejoicings in thelowns through
ornich he pales are forbidden. The Grand Duke
Wurtiburgh is expetted here in November from
Paris, to be prefent at the marriage of the Emperor.
The report that General Baron Vincent will go on
a miffion to Paris, requires confirmation.
Acc..r.liag to a letter from Butharefit the Ruffian
General Mrchelfon, after he had railed the liege of
Wessel, and notified the armitlice, arrived there with
hit army on the 7th al Augult, and on the Stb Prince
Ykfilanti made his 'entrance into that city, as reign.
log Prince a Moldavia and Wallachia. The Roams
head quart:rs have fince been at %Vilna.
Two Ruffian couriers h.ive arrived here, &cat
fively, en the sth and 6 h it& and in the night of the
6tis, a courier let nut from hence for St. Petalburgh:
London, England, 1807-03-04

YARMOUTH, MARCH 3.

Yeflerday P. M. arrived the ALERT (loop of war,
PRINCISS AUGUSCA and LORD KEITH cutters: the
latter fell in off Smi'h Know!, a ith four logger pri-
vateers, on which fire engaged in a running fight,
but by fuperior failing efcaped being taken : fhe has
received a little damage in her rigging. Sailed in
quell of the above privateers the ARIADNR frigate.
Sailed alto to join the NASSAU off Offend tile AGIN-
COURT, Captain HILL; alfo with convoy for Lynn
and Hull, the ERNEST gun "br:g. Remain in the
Roads the Majellic, Dieator, Roebuck, Stately, and
feveral armed veils. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1807-10-19

TRIESTE, SEPTEMBER is.

Very unexpeEtedly a Ruffian fleet came to anchor
here yefterday morning, confining of three large fbips
of the line, nine frigates and corvettes. and 30 iron!:
ports. They have nn board all the Ruffian troops who
have hitherto occupied Cattaro, the Dalmatian Wands,
fuch as Curznla, Leffina, &c. and the Republic of the
Seven Viands. Soon after the Ruffian Commander
fent an officer on chore, requeliing permiffion far
thefe troops to return to their country through Hun-
gary. Our Governor declared that he neither could
nor would grant fuch permiffinn without the fore-
knowledge of his Sovereign, but that he would with-
out delay fend a cou►ier to obtain his Majefty's
inftruaions, which has been done accordingly. We
do not doubt our Emperor will gratt this paffage
to the Ruffians, it being the thorteft way, but they
will flrft be obliged to perform a thort quarantine ;
their number is previouly Rated to be between 6 and
7000 men.
London, England, 1807-10-19

BANKS OF THE ELBE, SEPT. 3.

The city of Hamburgh is in the utmoll diarefs to
raife the new contributions demanded by France : it
is impotlible to obtain the fame from the common
citizens, as they are already half ruined, by havtng
fu many Spanith fuldiers quartered upon them.

FROM THE MAINE, SEPT.:I.
According to accounts from Vienna, the reports
of an intended redisaion of the Aufigian army are
unfounded.
London, England, 1807-10-19

SFIIC.E CAF eivArorcs, September 30, 18:7 •
.THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of b'is Mojfily's

ORDNANCE & tore4y give Notice,

That they will fell by Public Audtion, at the Tower, on Turf-
day the hyth thy of Odtober inft. between the hours of (liven and
'four &dock, fundry Lots of old and unferviceable Ordnance
Siam, confiftitlg di Mrnifs, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces,
and various other Articles of Sadlery and Horner', Beds, Blankets,
Coverl:ts, Hammocks, and fundry other Articles of Bedding,
Powder Horns, Caft Iron, Copper, Steel, Pewter, and Misc.'
Metal, Tools of forts, fundry Tables and Chairs, old Match, Rope,
Clothing of forts, and various other Articles; the whole of which
may be viewed upon application at the Hottouroble Principal Store
Keeper's Office.at the Tower, until the day of (ale, whc.re printed
Lifts of the Lots will he delivered to chore petfom who may apply
for the fame. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREWE, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-10-19

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

The following inforsnation may, prnhAbly, prove
an interening fubjeet to tome of your Readers, more
particularly to thofe having relatives or ft iends in
South America.

We have juR learnt, by his Majefly's brig It(ILLA,
of 18 guns, Captain Josc,H ACOTT, who "nr rived here
this morning from Buenos Ayres, with difpatches
from Admiral MURRAY and General Wrivr Locke,
that fhe left the river Plata tft Auguß laR I put into
Rio Janeiro with difpatches to the Viceroy of Brazil,
at which place the Surat Cafile Eall Indiaman was
lying in a dittreired Rate, leaky, and great part of
her valuable cargo obliged to be landed, completely
fpoiled. His Majefly's fbip BvrsALO, Commodore
KING and family, from New South Wales, had put
in a:ere in dillrefs, and failed for England, after re-
fitting. Admiral STraLING, in the DIADIM, of 6+
guns, RAIsoNABLF, STAUNCH, ENCOuNTEN, ar.d
PAOTFCToR gun brigs, failed with a convoy of tranf-
ports with troops from Monte Video for the Cape
again—the merchant (hips are leaving daily. Came
paffengers in the RoLLA :

Honourable Colore! Ax.CIANDZI.DorT.BBth
Horoarable Colorel A. CADOGAN, ath,wetitled.
Captain S. F. W. WIIITTI4CItAbt, 13th Light Dragoons

Rev. D. CREIGHTON.

She was chaced off the Wellern Wes by a large
French frigate and a brig, who fliewiti Spanith co
lours. The packet which his Mkjelly's flip PHEASANT
left behind, containing nearly two thoufand letters
with linkers, were put over, and neatly cut ovorboard,

when a heavy rquall and thick weather came at, and
by a lucky mud:envie the made her efcape. Great
diCcontent prevails at Monte Video with the met,
chant, fsilor, and foldier : all is buftle to embark.—
Many of our brave foldiers that were wounded had
died, the climate being bad for wounds. A convoy
of 22 brigs, under a frigate to the north of the Wel
tern Ines, were fleeting E.S. E. fuppofed them to be
`the Newfoundland convoy, bound to Portugal and
the Mediterranean, with fine flrong wind.
London, England, 1807-10-19

NAPLES) 5171'. 1.

Tn the latter end of lalt month, King Ferdinand
went` on board an Englifh (hip of war at Palermo,
with •he whole of his family. Where he i. gone to is
unkanwn. but for the preterit, Malta is the place fop.
pored When he departed, there was a falfc report
'read about, that he was going to Naples, in conic-
alum: of an infiltration hating bloke pat in that city.
London, England, 1807-10-19

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 19.

General Michelfon is dead atßucharell, of a revere
attack of the gout.
The arrears of the fecond inlialment of doe Englifh
fubfidy were paid a thorn time fence, na which occa-
fion the Emperor ordered the Earl of Pembroke to
be prefented with a large gold fnuff box, richly fet
with diamonds; and adorned with his Majelty's por.
trait. His Lordfhip let out from hence for Triefit
on the t 2th inliant, to embark for England.
The third inftalment of the Englifh tubfidy is Rill
unpaid.
This day's Court Gazette contains the following
article under the head Turkey :—The Britifh fleet,
which continues to blockade the Straits of the Dar-
danelles, corals of fix firß rates, feveral frigates,
and two cutters. The Ruffians Rill occupy Tenedos,
but their fleet withdrew to Cerfu a few days after the
laR viaory. On account of the prefence of the
Englifh fleet the fortifying of the Callles of the Dar.
dandles, and particularly of the Point of Nagama,
in the Inner Straits, is 11111 aeliyely carried cn. The
late Grand Vizier, Irmael Pacha,direets the works.

General Gardanne, the French Ambafrador to
Perfia, is Rill at Conftantinnple. The Charge &
Afairer, Roufreau, performs his funEtions ad interim
with the Schah. The Secretary, Lablanche, has
again joined General Sebaltiani. Mirza Mahmouel
Rihza, who was long at Warfaw, expet!la Gardanne
at Scutari, to travel in his company.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1807-10-19

VICTUALLING °MCC 00.6er t 6, t2s 7.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY': NAVY, eI.J hereby give Notice,
That en Friday next the 23d intlant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Kridred
Tuns of the heft New CAROLINA or EAST INDIA RICE, to
be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to he
delivered one half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half h
fortnight afterwards, into His Majefty's Vidlualling Stores at
Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereß ninety
days after (Lite.
The Conditions of the Contra& may be teen at the Secretary'.
Office.
No ►egard will 6r bad to any Tender iw vibieb tbf Ori:e
_frail mot be
inferted is word, at leigt6,on Motile!' nit be deleoe►ed .to fbt Board be-
fore One o'Clod on the raid Friday next, 11 e 231 itillant, sof WlCief
t!e Perfon who roues the Taller, or lone Verfen oa Lis bebeilf, attend•
t an/wee when called fo►.
London, England, 1807-10-19

PUT BY THE PILESIDk.NT OF THE COURT OF FRIZZ

CAUS63, AT PARIS, TO THR

tfl--Whether there than be any Exceptions to the
Decree of the :la Nov. in favour of fuch Neutrals
as, by their Treaty, were allowed a fait trade, on the
privilege of neutralizing property ; that is to fay,
yards going to or coming fromEngland,with cargoes!
ANSWER.
That, as thebDecree contains no Exceptions, there
(hall be none made in its application.
QUESTION
ad—Whether Neutral Vaal, in ballet, fhould
alto be made liable to Confifcation, upon the whole
plea of their haying, even by ttrefs of weather, or
capture, entered a &Mb port.
London, England, 1807-10-19

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 19.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confols, fur money 62 if—for sec 614 i.
Reduced 6t i—Exchel. Bills, Si. prem.
PRICE OF S I'OCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock, I India Bonds, --
3 per Cent. Red. 61141 &cite. Bills. is. a 3s. pre.
3 per Cent. Confols 61tt Onuslum
per Ceat. 7S 79 oil& Tickets ail.
s per Cent. Navy 96ft Cou(. for ace. 6a4i
Lung Ann. 17 7-Int

•••••••••

NAPOLEON'S DECREE AGAINST BRITISH

COMMERCE.

Private letters have been this day received from
Rotterdam, dated the 7th indent, which contain
fume interehing infwrmation refpaling the applica-
tion of the above decree. The fubjoined questions,
put by the Prefident of the Court of Prize Caufes at
Paris to the Emperor of the French, and the anfwers
given to the fame, thew that every thing in the power
of France to effeet, will be rigidly enforced, to cut off
every kind of communication between this country
and thofe countries under French dominion :
QIIESTIONC,
London, England, 1807-10-19

ANTWERP, SEPTEMBER IC.

Vice Adiots al Decres, Mini Her ef the Marine,
arrived here tail night. At fix o'clnck this morning
he ',filed the public offices, the arfenals, and wharfs
of the port. His Excellency alfo went on board the
Pohotk, which has now got all the malls up, and
It tally left town this day at noon.
London, England, 1807-10-19

Lord italicised, Mr. Brunton ; Mr. Cornett, Mr. Claremont ;
Lady Conteft, Mrs. C. Kemple; Mrs. Hamford, Mrs. Davenport.
This Evening—King Henry the Eighth; with Ths Flitch of
tscon.

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fiTATE LOTTERY.
<WIFT and Co. Nn. i 1, Poultry, and la, Charing
Crofs, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to
liegin Drawing TO-MORROW MORNING, OCTOBER the
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SWIFT and Co have been remarkably fortunate to the Publia
to the We or great prizes, for many years paft. In the LaR Lot-
tery, they Blared and fold the folloorios :
No. 184 Prize of ichcoo
5,899 1,000
17,624 1,000
8.940 500
....17,617
• — 500 • '

FOR PR RCEDENTS, AND !
TIE OIWORTUNITY ONCE LOST, MAY NEVER, BE
REGAINED !!!

----------- •••
tr. °MORROW MORNING, OCTOBER the.2oth,
-I begins Drawing tho only Lottery that ever did, or perhaps.
ever will contain a Grand Prize at FORTY THOUSAND:
POUNDS!!! kafilles other Prizes of equal magnitude as in former,
Lotteries ;Mid dm Novelty of Prizes of Tickets for a Symms rw.
TART LOTTEAY. of only 6,000 Numbers, containing TWINTY.i
THOUSAND, TEN THOUSAKII, and TUOUSAND Pounds Prizes
sad either Prizes, amounting tke whole to 63 pool.
Sir JAMES BRANSCOM.I3 and CO.
Convinced of the fuperior Advantages of the New Plan, recom-
mend an early Purthafe, as, from the prefent great Demand, it is
reafonable to aped all the 'Tickets may be SolJ
Timers and SHARK, are now felling at Sir J. SRANSCOMB
and CO.'s, No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornbill, and 38, Haymarket,
Piccadilly, by whom, in the laR STATE LOTTART, and within the
left two Years, Capital Prizes to the aftonifhing Amount of
gopeol. were fold in 463 Shares, exclufive of tool. Sol. &e. Stc.
Scitzues gratis, and Prizes paid on Demand.
London, England, 1807-10-19

TORBAY, OCTOBER !7.

Thurfday evening, after poll, failed his Majeßy's
fhips Ville de Ratis, Hibernia, London, Uread•
nought, St. George, Cnloffns, Conqueror, Plantage-
net, Foudroyant, and Clear ; alto, the Ann and
Raleigh brig, to refume their nation off Bred. The
Nudism) cutter fsilesi yefterday morning, and this
morning the BETSEY cutter failed with the Admiral's
difpatches and letters for the liset.—Lßemains hi•
Majeliy's flip BULWARK.

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER stt.
Arrived, his Majefly's REDBREAST, from Yar-
mouth, and the MILIAGER, from the Downs ; alto
the Csmperdown paCker, Capt. 13EsviLt.e, hound to
the Eat* Indies, &c. Sailed the Cornwallis and
Chriflopher tranfpnrts, for Southampton, Guernfey,
and Jerfty.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-09-03

my thankfulpers, which may eatilv be by ynn enm-
prehendeJ, after having perufed the eimenta of this
letter.

" I am much nbliged to von, to have indicated tvi
me, the way I may write onto Ct'VTlt. the Court
Banker. and (hall fnlinso your friendly inliniwinns.
In the mean time, I am very delimits that 'fan fhonld
be convinced of my fentiments of fincere 'hem* and
friendinip, with tifrldch, my dear Lord, with all my
heart, I embrace you. Signed)
" H►NRY, CARDINAL."

'THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1807-09-03

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ANOTHER LETTER SAME DATE.

" It was reported by the Naval and Military Offi-
cers in the fleet off Copenhagen, when the SWAP
came away, that Copenhagen could not hcld one
longer than a week, as the Eng Wit land forces were
bufily employed in throwing up works -againft the
batteries, and when all was ready a grand affault
would be made by land and fea."
London, England, 1807-09-03

PORTSMOUTH. SEPTEMBER 2.

Arrived his Majel 'hips Dar, Na, from a cruise,
and 'Attract., from the Downs, with a convoy; alto
a Ruffian frigate, from the Eaftward ;
CARMAN, and the Alligator, GIAINGPR, for the
Cape of Good Hope.—Sailed his Majelly's (hip Rs.
SOLUT E, with a convoy for Cork.--Wind W.
London, England, 1807-09-03

GREENOCK, AUGUST 3t.

Saturday whiles a boat belonging to his Majefly's
Blip NIVILO9, Captain Duns-, then lying at the Tail
Of the Bank, was returning on board with frefh pro-
yifions, it, by fome unfortunate accident, upfet ; but
another boat being near, we are happy to Hate that
the whole were picked up without any other bad effeEt
than a docking.

FROM I LOYD'S LIST.
• GRAVIUND, StPT. s.—Paffed by the Numa, Witherton, from
St. Domingo ; William Pitt, Heal,, from Africa ; Grams,
coughey ; and the Venus, Montgomery, frum Bella& Sailed the
*Rem, Simons, for Malta.
Ss rr. 3.—Paged by the Bittern, Sanders, from New York ; and
the Mary, Scott, from Copenhagen. Sailed the Rote, Pct.fon,
fbr Monte Video; Martha, Lawineton, for Gibraltar; Herl:in-
dey, Howland, for Laois; and the Union, Neiteit, for ArchungeL
ARRIVED.
At Liverpool, the Orwell. Carnmings, and the Sitters. Thorn-
ton, front Miramichi ; John, Adams, and the Laurel, M'lcllan,
111. om Portland ; Manehcfter, Bunker, from New York ; Prince
Edward, M'Lean, from Newfoundland, and the Minerva,
from Virginia—At Cork, Gofport, from Virginia ; Ifabella,
Moore, from New York ; Mary, Miller, and the Nimble, Ur-
quhart, from London—At Dublin, Jane, Holland, from London
—At Hull, Bittern, Lauder', from New York—Off Berwick,
Hope, Patterfon, front Peteriburgh—AtWhitchaven, Experiment,
Cookfoo, from Peterfburgh—At Baltimore. Retrieve, Walker, and
the Nancy, Wills, from Liverpool...At Wilmington, Eliza, Le-
ring, front Liverpool—At Virginia, Caledonia, Dickenfon, from
Liverpool...At Bolton, Hamlet, johnfoo, front Liverpool—At
Charlfton, Swift, M•Gillon, from Liverpool...At Oporto, Nancy,
Moreton, from Liverpool.

The Helen, datum, is arrive d at Liverpool
from Demerara, from whence the failed on the stair
of July (a tingle 'hip); on the 6th of Augull the
(poke the Fame, CLAIR. from Liverpool for Bald%
more,all well ion the Bth. (poke a thip from Liverpool,
belonging to Poole, hound to Nevelouttclland, out 30
days, but could not learn her name, it blowing hard ;
on the sBth, fpoke the brig Herald, Kama, of and
from Greenock for Newfoundland, out eleven days,
all well.
London, England, 1807-09-03

DOVER, SEPTEMBER s.

The under mentioned •effels have been fent hi
here finee my letter of yellerday :

Brig Triunity. Captain Jou it son. from Porfground, with timber
and deals, for KingfbrWge ; by the Exertion gun brig.
Brig Emilia Augulta, of and from Copenhagen, with herrings,
for Leghorn ; by the Crocodile.

Hoy Vrow Margaretta, Captain Bonn:, of Hamburgh, from
ronningen, in ballalt, for Bilboa.

The wird from Tonningen left that place on the
20111 Augu ft, at which time, the Captain fags, Engldh
vac!' were going out as uftiai, and there was no ap-
pearance of war, although numerous reports were
circulated about, that the Englith expedition had
taken poffefflun of the ifland of Zealand, but which
were not credited.

Sailed this morning, the brig Mary, Captain Rice,
of Portfmoutb, in banal}, for Lifbon. Arrived in
the Roads, the KANGAROO (loop, from off Boulogne,
for a fupply of provifions and water.—Wind S. W.
and moderate.
London, England, 1807-09-03

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Curtis Brett, Jonathan Bell, Jafp4r Vauz, and Edward Vaiz, of
Al-Veri-lane, Battle bridge, :Vidaleft. z, merchants. Augult
tSc7.
William kitndeir,n and John Rideirg, of Liverpool. Dec, st,

18'4.
John Armitage and John Simpfun, of Leeds, painters and grocers.
March 6, 18 7.
Anibrede Charles and John Chatles, of Old Jewry, London, wive-
merchants. June 24. 18c6
J.tnes C. chrane and Thomas Jet.kins, of Glouditer.place, New
road. :It. Mary-la bonne buries ymen. Aug. 6. 1846
Jufe,th Gain and Josiah Whiting, of Cold Harbour lane, Lambeth.
farmers, Aug. 26. t gct7.
Thomas itycroft and Juhn Waddilove, of Mans6,l4l, Nottingham-
fhire, plumbers and glaziers. Aug 21, a&.7.
Edward Bennet and Charles H. Blundell Bennet, of Liverpool,
ma rchants. Aug. 8, Olt 7.
Ann Laney and Ann 011ivicr, of Newport, We of Wi4bt, trauma
and drefs.makers. March t, i 8 7
Edmund i.acon. John Lacon, 'and Edmund Knowles Lucian, of
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, bankers. Jan 15,18:.7.
Samuel C rust and Simplon Shepherd, of Leeds, joiners, Aug. a,
1807.
London, England, 1807-09-03

ECCLFSIASTICAL YROM9TIONS

--
7 he Rev. J. Wine has been included to the third portion of
the Rtctory of Ponttfbury, void by the death of the late Rev.
FOrt fter Leighton.
1 he Rev George Mutter has been pref nted by the King to the
Reauty of Chillendsan, void by the dca:h of the Rev. Robert
In cenfcquence of his Maj. ily's fign manual, the Rev. James
licaLrick was ordained miaif et of Donnie& n, in the Pr. fhyt‘ ry
of Forfar, as betper and luccellot to the Rev. 1 humas Matron.
U. retired on a:count of had health.

BI R 1 HS.
Friday, at Titcheeld. Lady Dickfon, of a fon.
On the 23d ult. at VI hyat's Cut:age, Northwood, Ilk of Wight
the Lady ot Captain 1.1. Heatiicute, R. N of a lon.
Friday morning, at Whorl•on. Mrs. Reed, wife a Archibald
Recd, Flg. Mayor of Nev. cattle, of a clauglitcr.
At High Park, county Dublin, the Lady of John Carleton, tlq
of a fon
Tuefday fennight. Mrs Tinting Widdrington, of a fon.
On •1 oddity. in Upper Guildford ttrict, the Lady of Stephen
°dace, Lfq. of a fon.
London, England, 1807-09-03

FICTIULLING OFFICE, efugull 31, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING !
HIS mAywrs NAM do hereby give notice,
That on Wednefday the ad of December next.thel will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing, ((paled up) and treat for the fuppty
of all fuch quantities o( FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK,
PEASE, RICE, kUM, and FAYAL WINE, as may be re. ,
quired for the ufe of his Majcfty's Troops ftationed at the Minds
and Colonks hereunder mentioned, viz.
Surinam, Berbice, Demarara, Trinicipd,
Tobago, Grstiada, Barbadocs, St. Vincent, and
St. I.ucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's.
During the fpace of twelve months certain, from the tftofMarch,
agog, and Wither until Ca months warning that! be given. To be
paid for by Bills payable with intareft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt, (whish ray be taken con-
jointly for the whole, or frparately for any particular Maud or
Colony) may be feen a: the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in :J1.6 the trice fiat/ not be
isferted in words at length, or that fiail not be delivered to the Board
Were one o'clock on the Jai! Weinefday the ad of December next, nor wilefs
the perfon who males the Tender, or feast terfon on kb behalf attend,
is afnwier.wben called for.

Ina few day., will be publiflacti
By Broderip and Wiltinfon, No. 13, Hay Market.
THE Overture of Mufic to the much admired
Syr Clack of the BRAVE. COSSACK, now periorming
with univetfal applaufc, at Aftley'a Amphitheatre, Vkaminiter
Bridge.

PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
NO r TWO BLANK:i TO A PRIZE!
Arid no Prize of lets Value than 2:.1.
NEW r.ATe. LOTTERY, for Twenty Thou-
(and Tickets, on an IMPROVED PLAN.
BEGINS DRAWING OCTOBER so, 1807.
S HEM&
z Prize of £ 43,003 is £ 43.000
2 20,000 .•••• 40,000
11 10,000 .—• 23,000
5 1,003 5,(.03
S 500 •—• 2,500
20 103 2,010
SO .--• 50 2,5.30
1,030 -- 25 25,0.0
'
--• Prizes of ?Arts in
6,c00 the Supplementary so each 120,000
.----- Lottery, worth ---.
ao,cco Tickets. :37.000
. - -
London, England, 1807-09-03

SOUTH CND, Sail:ail/13ER t.

This day, fo long winted for by the fportfmen, has
placed every gun and pnin'er in a Nate of rectifitinn;
and as the corn is for the moll part cleared otf, and
the morning is fine, the neighbouring (11111111 es will,
doubtlefs, prove a prolific fcene of aftinti. For many
days pall the dogs have been in ezercife, and among
the leading (hots we have obferved B.V(ti l'uostrsow,
who hat been here for Come time inhaling the falu
brious breezes of this charming retreat.
London, England, 1807-09-03

SALISBURT. AUGUST 31.

Our triennial Fefiival of Mufie commenced on
Wednefday evening lan, at the Allembly Rooms.
with a MikellanePus Concert. which attrafted a
mofi brilliant audience. On Thurfday morning at
the Cathedral was a grand and fublime Selettinn of
Sacred Mufic, from the works of the fill, Matters ;
the audience, amounting to between eleven and twelve
hundred perfons. At an early hour the fame evening
the rooms were filled to hear the Vocal Concert. On
Friday morning She Micah was performed at the
Cathedral ; the company affembled to hear this divine
Oratorio ■mounted to upwards of one thnufand ;
and on Friday evening the Rooms were crowded with
fueh an alTemblage of beauty and fafbion from the
neighbouring counties, as we have feldom witneired.
London, England, 1807-09-03

HULL, AUGUST 31.

The Berwick Packet, Jammu; ; the Humber,
Watana ; and the Kinglion, WISE, all bound for
Tonningen, which failed from hence to join convoy
in Grim!by Roads the 23d and 24th ult. returned on
Saturday afternoon ; as did alto on Thurfday, the
Brunfwick, BP.ADY, which failed from hence the ad
intl. for the fame dellination. Another convoy for
the Baltic, is appointed to fail from hence, about the
sth September. Friday lali, the Elk, CHAPMAN, a
light (hip, bound from London to Shields, arrived in
Whitby Roads. Mr. CHAPMAN reports, that in era
fing Buflon Deeps, in the afternoon of the receding
day, he law a privateer capture two loaded verels, a
(bort Mance (torn the Elk ; and as there were other
veffar of that defcription in company, there was rea-
fon to fear that more of th:m would fall into his
hands.—The following veffels have arrived at New-
cattle, from Davis's Streights
-Mbar', Clark, with 192 calks blubber, 3 tons whale fins, the
produce of 7 whales ; John and Margaret, Crawford, with 226
cants hh.bber, 3 tons fins, the produce of 7 whales ; Katherine,
bA'Clelland,witta z7o calks blubber, 4 tons of MK, the produce of
6 whales.
London, England, 1807-09-03

DEAL, SEPT. 2.

Sailed his Majefty's Chip Kawcaano on a cruize.
Arrived his Majelly's fliips SEAGuLL and TICKLER,
from a cruize ; and the Refolute, —, from Colic,
with a convoy, which are failed for the River.

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBLR 1.

Arriftd the Fortune tranfport, SANDiIIS, from
Hull ; alfo the following Dann fhips, ttoppc3 by hit
%jelly's !hips of war :

Frau Catharina, PETERSON, In ballaft.
Frau Anna Margarctha, Fa [Dan sot s, ditto.

binge Thomas, BRODIERSON, ditto.
Emanuel,LAßAttici,from Frederickfhall,for Loudon, with data•
Elltabeth. Bacot, in ballalt.

Prince Frederick, Coca, ditto.
Anna Elifabeth, Bazar, ditto.

Cecilia, 0 , with bale goods, fugu, tobacco, &e. from
Loudon, for Tonningea.

Theis, Jan sun, in ballaft.
Copido, BUSSON, with bale goods, from Leghorn (lait from
q uarantinc), for London ; and
The Freden, Lawson, in Waft.
London, England, 1807-12-14

4. Arifc chine, 0 Zion ; a Chriftman At:them, by ditto, Is.
3. Houle of our God with cheerful Anthems ring; a New
Year's Ode, by A. Williams, Is 6d.
6. Dr. W.itts's Divine Songs for Children—Set to Millie, by T.
Purday—Second Edition, with a Supplement. qs.
7. A Second Set of Pfaim Tunes, and Three Anthems, with
Symphonies, and an italic rental Bars, adapted for the ufe of
Country Choirs, and figured fur the Organ—Compufed by Tho-
mas Clark, of Canterbury, ss.
8. Hanuonia Sacra Londineufis: containing its New Pfalm
and Hymn Tunes, and at Anthems, and Sacred Odes. The whole
Original; faceted from the mmufcripts of feveral authors; and a
confide:able part of the work compofed by T. Purday, :ca. 6d.
London, England, 1807-12-14

JUTLAND, NOV. so.

The Military Council at Copenhagen, under the
Prefidency-of Prince Frederic of Here, has already
commenced its fittings. Major General Peynsan
Rear Admiral Lutken, Adjutant General Kirchcoff,
and Colonel Bielefeld', are under civil arreft till fur-
ther urders.
London, England, 1807-12-14

GOTTENBURCM, DEC. 7.

Various travellers, cl ..fly Englilh, have this week
arrived from Rotlia, who all report that a large body
of Ruffian troops are marching to the frontiers of
Swains Finland.

'1 his morning arrived a cnurier from Helfingburg,
with ditpa,ches from the King►, fur his Minifler in
Loticion. He Kill fail tn•muttow morning by the
packet.

Several couriers have lately palled between St.
Peterfborgh and Helfingburgh.
Another Ruffian mail has attired to day, but no
poll from Hamburgh.
The King and Queen are expefted here from Hel
fingburgh on Saturday next, and preparati -ns are
mating fir their reception. It is laid, that after a
(hurt nay they will proceed to Stockholm.
By the poll from Stockholm of to day we have re-
ceived information of the arrival there of Lord Le-
ve:on Gower and his fuite, from St. Petedhutgh. It
alf, brought another mail from Ruffia for England.
Three Hamburgh Mails are now due.
On Thurfday laft arrived here the Englifh flnop
of war the &kite, after having been chafed off the
Skaw by two 7+ Danith flips, which were on their
paffage from Norway to Copenhagen; the Ama•
ranth-floop and Conitant gun brig are likewife here
with convoys. It is reported here that the Crown
Prince has been ever to Hclfinghurg, and had an
interview with the King, but this wets confirmation.