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London, England, 1807-07-07

FRANKFORT, JUNE is.

The trade of Italy has regained hells vigour, in
cnnfequence of the Englint (hips of war having left
the coaft of the Mediterranean; and the ancient com-
mercial relations of Germany in general, and Nu-
remberg and Aug(burg in particular, with Italy, are
=tow reitored. Large quantities of filk having been
collefted tliis year in Italy, the price of that article
has experienced a confiderable reduaiono—(Moniteur,
June 25.) •
JUNE zo.--lrellerday arrived here 135 pieces of
ordinance. cannons, and howitzers, taken from the
Ruffians and Pruflians, which are tranfported to
May ence. Several corps of partners of war have
again poircd through this place on their way toFrance.
London, England, 1807-07-07

AUGSBURG, JUNE 17.

To-day thir 14th French regiment of
Fhalreors
arrived here from the kingdom of*Naples, after a
soma of three months.

FRANCKFORT, JUNK it

Yener ri.ry evening his Highnefs the Duke of Dant-
sic ( ‘l.4rflsal Letehre) arrived here. and this morn-
inu will proceed on his journey to France. To-day
at rived here a divifion of Heffian troops, which have
en•ered into the French ferrite, and are on their
AIM ch fur France. - -

FRONTIERS OF POMERANIA, JUNE
His Swedifh Majelly,"on the 14;h, rsth, and 16th.
held a fpetial review of the troops which have at.;
tived in Pomerania from the ifland of Rugen.
M. Von Perin has returned to Stralfund from
Stettin, whiiher tie 44 been fcnt wish propofitions
to Martha! Drone; "'' " . •
HAMBURGH, JUNE 16.
Since the fu;tender of Danizic, the Ruffian's Peens
to have had no tlif.iialsts'of malting peace ; on the
coatrery,.theV fight like heroes, and, %bough 'they are
'roiled, make the moll gallant defence. No general
.
enesseart MM. taken p* lace, though
the ans h.sve re rested as far as Tilfit.
I, the ighi beriveass 14 sth and stthllidlant died,
a, Celle, e mother: (Metal Eitnmgfeti in the
8111 year Abet age.
London, England, 1807-07-07

DEAL, JULY 6.

Arrived the NYMPH frigate, from the More, and
paired through for Pnrtfmouth ; and the OTTER (loop
from Sheernefs. This morning a Court Martial was
held on board his Majefly's Chip ALs a ED, of 74 guns,
on the firft Lieutenant of the ZEBRA bomb, who was
difmiffed the fhip and put at the bottom of the Lift.
Remain in the Downs the Princefs of Orange, Alfred,
Trufly, Otter llnop, Fury, and Zebra hombs.—Wind
N. N. E. with a frefh breeze.
SHEERNESS, JULY 6.

The ALACRITY brig has hoified fignal for convoy
to veffels bound coati wife to the Northward and Eafl.
ward : the tranfports colleding here for Hull will fail
under her protalion. The Pr sRCPR gun brig, Lieu.
tenant JOHN SMELL, has the fignal Hying for con-
voy to Tonningen (he will fail to morrow, if the
weather permits. The only merchant veffels yet ar-
rived to go with her are the Fame, BENNET; and
Louifa, SricK Form—Wind E. hell!.
YARMOUTH, JULY 6.

Arrived the HALCYON Hoop of war, and remain
with the ROEBUCK, Genus', and Ruay.—The
CRESCENT frigate has fent in a corvette, pierced for
18 guns, but had only two mounted : the others were
among her ballaft in the hold : fire was under a
neutral flag from North Bergen, bound to the Texel.
—The Second Expedition was feen N. E. of this
port on Friday laft, and it is expeEted from the fa.
vourable winds, that they have before now reached
the Sound.
London, England, 1807-07-07

ZWOLLE, JUNE ii. I
ALTON& JUNE 16.—(PR1VATIE LETTER.)
•
We learn that part of the Doreb troops, which 44 Several etlafettes have reached Hamburgh from
belonged to the right wing of the french army of; Vienna, with letters from Chriftian merchants in
General Brune, are already returned from I%hrth I Conflantinople, announcing that the blockade by the
Germany to their native land. Lail Wednefday the combined Britilh and Ruffian fleets of the Darda.
ill battalion of the 6th regiment of Dutch Infantry, nelles and the fea of Marmora, has had ftlich an effeet
arrived at Covaerden, and the zd battalion of the jon the Turkith capital, that the inhabitants, reduced
fame regiment at Hardenbcrg and in the neighbour.; to a (tate of abfolute famine, have rifen again!! the
hood—lleeeral other Dutch troops are likewife on ; Government, murdered their Sovereign Selim and his
their march to our frontiers.—Hansburgb Correkotsdnit ) fon, and railed his nephew Muflapha to the throne.
of 7uee 27. The Janiffaries were the chief inftruments of this re•
volution, and the Seraglio has been forced, and all
the women that had influence on the Government
were violated and &angled. In this number the
Emgrefs Dowager Sultanefs (Sultana Walida) is in-
cluded. General Sebaftiani, and mat of the French
Officers and Engineers, are raid by Come to have been
included in the general profcription. The Vienna
Court Gazette, though the newswas the general talk
at Vienna on the 17th inftant, obferved the profoun•
deft thence on the fubleft."

HAGUE, JUNE 23.

The firs divilion of the Eng Expedition kat
fea. The 'felegraphs along our coatis are all in cone
tinual motion. The Englifh flood to the Northward
on our toad—the troops are every where in readinefs,
and General Dumonceau is on the frontiers with a
confiderable body of troops.
General janifen, late Governor of the Cape. fat
nut this morning to join his blajefty....liaraburib
Gorrefpeaskni of Jane 27.
London, England, 1807-07-07

A'AUTIC4IL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS—Wiod B.

AIM DIM AU. I.
Dttblin z z Tonningen r z
Waterford z z Lifbon o 0
thitteuburgk o o New York 0 0

FALMOUTH, JULY.
Sailed this morning alout fix fail of merchant
trails under convoy of his Majefty's (hip I/closes,
of 20 guns, Captain OARTH, to join his Majefty's
(hip FAIN., HINDOSTAN, ESPOIR, and PREVOTANTI
lore (hip, with the outward•bound Oporto and Me-
` diterranean fleets ender convoy : the whole proceeded
down Channel with a fine breeze ; alto failed the
Auckland packet, Seurcsa, with' ttio mails (24th
and 311 tilt.), for Lifbon—paffengers by her are
Meffis. Drummond, Wallis, and Gartias. Two
line of battle (hips paired this evening to the well.
ward. The Duke of Kent packet, from New York,
and the Windfor Cattle packet, from Jamaica, are
hourly expected. The Mancheller packet, for Ja-
maica, and Lord Hobart packet, for America, with
mails, are detained till the 6th inf.—Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 6.
•
Arrived his Majelly's (hip Lavearr, with a fleet
from the Downs; among them the Juno, —;
Simpfon, PEACOCK ; and Fortitude, HERD (tranf.
ports) ; Boyd, Laughton, for Jamaica ; Hewfon,
HEWSON, and the Fr iendfhip, Bsarson, for America ;
Elizabeth, APPLETON ; and the George, PUDDI.
COMB, for Gibraltar.—Wind E.
DOVER, JULY 6.
The BLAZE., gun•brig, fent into this Port laft
night, the brig Mary, Captain Rice, of Portfmouth
in New Hampfhire, from Dunkirk, bound to Lifbon,
in banal ; fhe left Dunkirk on Wednefday laft.—
There had been great rejoicing at Dunkirk, in con-
fequence of a battle in Poland, in which the Ruffians
had been defeated, and loft 30,0c0 men and all their
magazines.—Sailed this morning, the brig Frieden,
Captain BERG, of Altona, from Amlerdam, with
linen, &c. bound to Mogadore: (he was detained and
fent in here WI Auguft, by the BLAZER; and not
liberated till now.—Wind N. E. and blows firong.
London, England, 1807-07-07

PENZARCE, JULY 3.

Yellerday the vefrels which I Rated in my lati put
in here wind•bound, all failed on their terpative
deflinations this day. The brig Eliza, of Waterford,
Captain FLY, put in here for fupplies: the is from
London, with fundties, for Cork. This day the
Profperous from the Ifle of Wight failed for Cork
in •ballafl.
London, England, 1807-07-07

yet appeared of
and, under all tl
ted to doubt the
ceived from the t

The account
days ago, of a 1
having been elf 6
confirmed by the
is farther corrobl
land, of the date
ed in town laR n
.4, We are much
letters (peak of
ports with troop.
North Seas.
part of our Expe
Sea at the time I
intelligence will
the evening of tl
the Downs, and
fence.

PRIVATE

lg The accour
in our journals,
ones that havc h

official letter or
either at Berlin
Xonigiberg, by
Intely and almoi
is it believed tha

fucceffes in Pola
to their difadvar
confidence that

ere lit.

" It is Rated,

Handy fighting,
itenningfen had

fitcceeded ; it vi

.to be always dif
formed his cam
weak, but pone
patt of the flow,
,astilicry, in a m

having, as cone

Chance, the Fr
purfuit, came ui
clofing of the v
and very rougl
I3ernadotte are
cut to pieces or

41 -Lc is even fi
konigiberg of t

were not yet the

day, when a •er
he had jolt fpok
on the t 6tb, at
nor expefted ;
heartily on rest

a very different I

66 Whatever 1
accounts makes

becaufe if cl
clay's port (houl

. berg of the rgtt
we have no nei
papers have no
berg4.,they fiat
Ney, who loft
his own camp
French are in

heavy cannon h
is warmly bet
want, they hay
trees, painted,
taken four of ti
*ate, has alto
The followin
citable houfe
it to our Reath
*or Hamburg).

of We have
lived at the Ng
was totally def
expreffions are,
Koningibergai
ing army ; bui
guith it, before
however. no cc
berg, but the r,
is now the fate
" P. &The
a Chip fent from
with it here."

Nrefierday,
Sheernefs Gan
Nore, in honor
VICK, who pa
CLvna frigate
The numeri
theatre, and w
numerous and
Ctfai," and
manner incon
withdrawanee
rivalled entert,
. Although d
'hut. a Summi
ing in the city,
every aft may
interefling to t
The Theatre
though GI Fir/
prove no farce
altor in the pi
London, England, 1807-07-07

BANKS OF THE ELBE, JUNE ss.

Several letterp from Vienna of the 17th infLant an-
nounce, that the blockade of Conftantinople having
occafioned a fcarcity in that capital, the populace
rofe, maffacred the Divan, and depofed the Sultan
Selim, who has had for his fucceltur his nephew
Muftapha.
Confiderahle reinforcements are—conritrually fend-
ing to the Grand Army. A great part of the divifions
of- Boudet and Molitor have been conveyed to it in
more than too carriages.

BUCHAREST, MAY 27.

To day was celebrated the taking of the Inure.' of
Anapa, on the Black Sea. This conquett is to be
attributed to the Ruffian Vice Admiral Pauftafchkia.

CALABRIA, MAY atl.

A corps of boo men. which the Prince of Hello
Philiptihal had landed in Calabria, and which Gen.
Regnier had Coffered to advance to Mileto. have
been Cut rounded and cut off—all the artillery, bag-
gage, and ammunition, were taken. The General
of the enemy, who had fled with a few cavalry, was
purfued—in all probability he'will be made prifoner,
and will not be able to carry the news to Manna.
The conclue of the people on this occation was ex-
emplary : all battened to take up arms againtt the
enemy.
London, England, 1807-07-07

NAPLES, JUNE 3.

It was at Reggio that the' Prince of Helre•Philipf-
thal landed with 6000 Neapolitans. They announced
themielves as the conquerors of the kingdom of Na-
ples. His Majely ordered General Regnier to retire
at their approach, in order to infpire them with more
confidence.—Our advanced guard, in consequence,
evacuated Seminera, Roffano, and Mileto. The
Prince fell into the lme that was laid for him. He
had already advanced with his army to Monteleone,
and threatened that capital. His Majetly, wining
to proted that faithful city from the rage of wen.
geance, ordered General Regnier, who had been
joined by a great part of the troops that were in Ca-
labria, to attack the enemy. On the aBth of May
there was a bloody battle near Mileto, in which the
enemy were almoß entirely cut to pieces or taken pri
loners. All the artillery, ammunition, and baggage
became the fpoil of the 'idiom

MILAN, JUNE 8.
The write from Venice, that two (hips of 74 guns,
one corvette, and one brig, commanded by the Rub
flan Rear Admiral Greig, have made an attempt to
imitate the canduft of the Englifh Admiral before
Condantinople. On the ad inßant, the Ruffian Ad-
mital arrived off Salonichi, and came, at about
three leagues diftance, to an anchor. flaving tome
time continued in that fituation, he fent a Greek let-
ter to our Commandant, deliting him to deliver up
the French Conful, together with all other French.
men refitting in Salonichi, and all the property be-
longing to them, and their correfpondents ; or, if he
fltoidd refute, to pay the fum of aoo,ooo fequins, add-
Mg, that in cafe of refufal the town thould be let on
fife: To this fumrnqns a private letter was annexed,
whereby the Admiral informed the Commandant,
that the EMperqr Napoleon was defeated, and driven
back to Berlin, and that a Ruffian army was march-
ing againtt COntlantinopie. The Ccisminandant de-
clared, that he did not think the intelligence worthy
bi notice, and thai be fhould neither deliver up the
French, nor pay the zoo,oocr fequins ; and that he
th, uld receive the.RwEans x ith cannon-balls, if they
ventured to approach.- After having received this
anfwer, the Ruffin Rear-Admiral waited about 24
hourb, and the9.withdrew with his IlliPs.—Hastegsrgh
• 0..,
Carrdondast, g Yung 27. s "

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London, England, 1807-07-07

GREENOCK, JULY:.

The Hope, Reynolds, one of the fleet 'from Jai
maica, paired for Port Glafgow, IA night, after a
palTage of 35 Jays. Parted convoy 5 days after
failing.
if he Anthorn' Scaife, from Q2ebec, arrived yeller
day at R,‘ads, after a ',Wage of 33 days.
Left loading for this port the Henrietta, Lrfh. to fail
in 3 dajs, and the Hazard, Willer, to fail in to days.

The following is extracted from one of tht letters
(he brings :
IS We are forry to fay that the (hip Dunlop, Mac.
ewing, is totally wrecked, on Goofe Hand, a little
below Qizebec, river St. Lawrence. The chip will
be in entire h fs, and a great part of the cargo has
like wife been defrayed.—The fchnoner Doncet,
from Halifax, is alto totally IA near the Traverfe—
both crews fatted."

The Mary, Stocks, arrived here !aft night from Sa
vannah, after a Wage of 35 days; left the Lucy
and Elizabeth, Davis, loading for this port, and es•
pelted to fail in I z clays.—On the tt th of June, in
latitude 36. 56. longitude 63. fpoke his Majelly's
(hip Anion, one of the convoy to the homeward
bound Jamaica fleet. She had gone into St. DO.
mingo to water, and miffed the fleet, and was then in
purfuit of them. The William Bradford, Eales, ar•
rived here on Wednefday, from Charleßon ; failed
ad ult. Spoke the Northern Liberties, Watt, from
hence, within a day's fail of Charlefton, out 3o days,
all well. The Olive Branch left Charlefton, for this
port, 8 or to days before the William Bradford.—
Left loading the brig Eliza for Greenock.

FROM LLOYD. LIST.

GR AVESIND. JULY 6.—Arrited the Atlas, Harrii I Hind, Pitt-
fold; and the Hannah, Oavtn, from Oporto—Three Gebrodeis,
Fogclfon, from Hailing ; Juffrow A tilt), Afnow, fi or► Amlter
dam; Serene Vandon, from Kuiphaufen ; and Ida Majefty's
Clyde, Comm %lore Owen, from the Ida --Sailed Young Rofcidt,
Goodhill, for Hayti; '!'we Gcbroders, Gerdes; Jabde Courier,
Hooker; pule &rends. Wiendor; Hoffnung, Slighting; AU.
Cammell ; Friendthip, Abrahams; andithe Hoffuung, Jurgens:pr
Tonniegen.
London, England, 1807-07-07

BEGINS :Job of JULY, 'Soy.
I of lso,csoo
10403 8I a of LSAOO
• AIM
* . MOM . 20.000 5
al= Ipota
goo
&e. ate &e.
Swirr end Co. at their Sta.e Lo'tery Offices,
No. st . P. ukry, (eftablithed in the Year 17590 and No. is,
Charing ('rots. are felling the Tickets and Shares of the State
Lottery which begins Drawing on the 14th of July.
i his Lottery coatis of only ao,ooo Ticketit. and contains the
above rich lift of Capital Prises, battles a larger Propertion of
(mall Prises than any othir Lottery -for leveret Years paft, re
clueing the Itilk to Ifs than Three Blanks to a Prize. .1 he Firft-
drawn I kket on the Fourth Day will receive 3opool. being the
oily Fixed Capital.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS. JUNE 27.

At length the letters from Vienna confirm the ac-
count of General Michelfon having evacuated Wal-
lachia. I'o give a colour to this retreat, the Ruffiais
pretend that they ate going to cover the liege of If-
mail, bnt the truth is, they are not in a condition to
maintain themfelves in that province, or to defend
themfelves againll the Turkilh armies which are ad-
vancing, and wh-tfe vanguard is already arrived at
Widdin ; when Michelfon made his irruption into
Moldavia and Wallachia, he expelled to receive ftic-
sours from the Ruffian provinces which border on
the Black Sea; but inftead of this, he has becn obli
ged to fend a part of his force to the army in Po-
land ; and the reinforcements he expelled from
Tauris and the Ukraine not only have not arrived,
but have not been fufficient to protelt the provinces
taken from the Turks andPerfians.--Moniteurjunr27.
London, England, 1807-09-01

SOUTHEND, AUGO►iT 29.

A fire, attended with molt difehrous tonfegnences,
broke out, on Friday l tl, on the premites of Mr.
WOOD. of Candy [(land, occationed by fame hay
having been flecked in a damp flare. The flames in
an inherit, Spread with dreadful rapidity to feveral
large (lacks of corn from the preltnt harveß, and
before it was poffible to well their deflrueive pro-
grecs, confumed twelve quarters of fine wheat, which.
unfortunately lay ready for remov.l to the market.
A gentleman, whole name we uor...:rhand is King,
had the other evening a narrow efeape of his lile from
the fury of a young and 'chive horfe, belonging to
Mr. Miller, of
_the Royal Hotel. The animal fad.
denly took fright, and ran, heedlsfs of the rein, at
full Speed, for a confiderable ditiance ; in which hate.
Mr. Kinn threw himfelf off, and received a dreadful
contulion on the head. The bode made for Low
South End, and entered with unaltered pace, the
liable yard at the Ship lon, where it teems he had
been Rolled the night before. The ofller knowing to
whom the animal belonged, mounted him, iu order
to Search for his rider. Scarcely was the man on his
back, than the animal again let off at full (peed up
the town to the hotel, to the danger of Several per-
fons, who were walking at the time; and though the
knee of the *filer braked the fitoulder of a lady, we
are happy in being able to Rate no injury occurred
but to the gentleman, who is in a fair way of recovery.
London, England, 1807-09-01

IFINCHLSTER, AUGUST :9.

Monday tall. another party of the Bth Regiment
arrived in Wincheller. Tuefday, arrived the volun-
teers from the North Devon. and on Werkelday,
thole from the Weft Mx Militias.

Thurfday morning, marched in here from Portf
mouth, the North Hams Militia volunteers, and thofe
from the Nottinghamthire regiment.
The volunteers from the Welt Effer and North
Devon, will march to-morrow morning to London.
There was a very full meeting of the Deputy Lieu•
tenancy, at the White Hart Inn, in this city, on
Wednefday, at which Lori hisLstssuav, as Lord
Lieutenant of the C unty, prelhied for the fira time
fince his appointment, to invefligate the regulations
refpetiing the volunteer fy item.
Lan night we experienced a very heavy (form of
thunder xnd lightning, which for the time it fatted.
was truly awful. We are furry to add, that as Mr.
Cos, the butcher of this city, was returning from
Sparthatt, his horfe took (tight from the lightning,
by which he was thrown, and had the misfortune to
brcak his leg.
London, England, 1807-09-01

DOVER, AUGUST 3t.

His Majefty's cruizers have Cent in here, yellerday
and to day, nine more Dania vac's as undermen-
tioned :
Brig Eolus, of Alton, Oaken, from Gothenburg, with iron
and dole for %ocelot's.

Hoy Adeheld Marprete, Tornfe, of and for Bergen, from
Vannes with rye.
lioy Alert, Hanfen, of and from Flenfburg, fo tsallaft, for
Doyenne.

Hoy Karen Amelia, of and from Bergen, Captain Moller, with
flea for Mellina.

Brig Goede HinGgr, Benlien,of and for Sebeen, in Batik from
Jerfcy.
Brig Aurora, Hirfehbohn, of 011erife, trona Porfground, with
timbir and deals for Portfmouth.

Brig Gault Beiafike. Johnfoo, of Porrground, from Ckrittiao-
faud, with deals for Caen.

Brig Cimble, Boomhoff, of Scheer,. from Jeffry, In Whitt.

Brig Eos, Na*,e of Fleabag, from Bergen, with Ili for

A convoy from the Downs, bound to the Well•
ward, went by here this day, as did alfo the (hip
13rifiol Trader, fiom New York, bound to London.
—Wind N.W. and moderate.
DEAL, AUGUST 3t.

Arrived the Furious gun brig, from a cruize off
Boulogne, with feverAl veffels, which the has detain-
ed; the Tickler gun brig has likewife detained a large
Dana flip, laden with timber, which the has fent in
here. Arrived the CLYDR frigate, Commodore
Owsw ; KANGAROO and TROM TRUER (loops, and
Monkey gun brig, from a cruixe off the coaß of
France ; Ranger naval tranfport from the River, and
failed through for Portfmouth, under convoy of the
RALEIGH (loop and Virago gun brig, with the Diana,
Anna, Sir William Pul!eney, and Experiment extra
India Chips ; alto tome tranfports with troops on
board, defined for Ireland, with a number of out-
ward bound veffels. Sailed the TitotAr s use (loop,
on a crtlize off Boulogne ; and Hcusu hoop, for
Portimouth —Wind W. N. W. and moderate.

THIS DOWN*.

Prineets or Orange, Vice Admiral Row Lev; Canada 74 guns;
Clyde and Kangaroo filmy ; Monkey, Furious and Slaw gun
brigs; Royal Vcape, Chatham lighter; and Swthnoy Rulgan
frigate. _ _

YARMOUTH, AUGUST lr.

Arrived the RESOLUTION, Captain RUE LION, (EOM
a cruize off the Teed ; and the Ear Lome bomb,
from the Downs, and remain with the (hips as per
isti. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-09-01

PICTUALLIIih; OIPPICB, yid, 33,2107.
THE COM3fISSIONE.RS for VICTUALLING
HIS JOIA7 RS77". NAVY, hereby give Notice,
That on Wcdnefday the 16th of September neat, they will be
wady to receive Tenders in writing ((ealed up) and treat for fuel
(bantirles of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the belt quality, anSI to
be cured in the milling feafon, at the refpeellve Merchants and
Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third part thereof
to be packed in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the
remaining one third part in barrels; to betielivered into his Ma•
jelly's Vietualling Stores at D. ptford. Portfmnuth and PIS mouth,
and into the Army Vidualling Stares in Saint. Catherine's, in re-
ggae proportions of each defeription of Calk., by the periodh un-
dermentioned, viz.
One fourth of the whole by the 3 tft iantiary
One half of the remaining quantity by the 31ft March tBoB
And the remainder by the 3oth June
And to be paid for by Bills, payable with interelt ninety days
aftcr date.
The Conditions of the Contra-ft may be fern at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applyioe to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for
the Vidtualling at Cork ; to the Colleanrn of his Majefty's Cut.
tons at Limerick, &Veit, Newry. and Waterford, and mac Poft
Mailer General at Dublin refpe.Aively.
NP rived will he had to any Tinder in which ~o.e pri:es flail not k
inferted n awed, at Garb, or that 'bell war 6. deirrernt to the Beard he.
kr One WON,' on limpid Iredalky the 16th Seitewthernext, oar en*
the Perla+ sob. wale, the 'Tender, or fame Perlin *a bit behalf, attend.
to MI /WO' when called for.
London, England, 1807-09-01

A NEW PERIODICAL WORK.

On Thuilday, the Firft of Oetober, will he publithAl, the Fiat
Number, to be continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal
(Mayo, and embellifhed with two or wore Engraving 4, by the
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DUBLIN, AUGUST 27.

We had occafion lately to allude to a traria/lion
which occurred in the county of Cavan ; it is with
deep regret we now find it necersry to notice a fimi-
lar outrage in another county in Inter.
Paints of a particular defcription marched on the
12th infant to parade in a (mall town in the county
of Tyrone ; on their return home, a party of them
went to the houfe of a refpeaable Roman Catholic.
turned the inhabitants out of the houfe. which they
ftrialy fearched, perforated the beds with their bar,-
nets, fired feveral (hots, threatened to kill all before
them, and declared-4 the time was not far off when
they would be able to do fo;" they then marched the
men and children prifoners for about three miles, and
there enlarged and difmiffed them.
This outrage, we are informed, has paffed without
exciting any legal inquiry.—Dultfin Evening Pvt.
The Grand Jurors of the county of Galway have
followed the praifeworthy example of the Gentlemen
of Kilkenny. They have unanimoafly declared their
opinion of the neceffity that exits for" uniting every
defcription of his Majefty's fubjeas in one common
inctreit ; which great (Ned is moil cffettually to be
attained, by extending to our Catholic fellow-fubjeas
every Right and Privilege of our happy Conflitution."
The Ft eeholders of the County of Tipperary met,
on the 22d inR. to deliberate on the great grievance
of Tythes ; when it was refolved to addrefs the Re-
prefentatives of the County to bring in a Bill for the
Abolition of Tythes.

The Carlifle Grand Mafiedl Feßival takes plate
on the gth of September, under the direllion of Mr.
YAN:rwscz. With fuch patronage as Sands at the
head of the bill,, and fuch a collation of principal
v cal performers, the greatell fuccefs mutt be inc.

CRICIUT.--The returned grand match for five
hundred guineas a fide, between ten Gentlemen of
the Homerton Club, Lord F. Basruccvan, T. Mat..
LISH, Efq. and Mr. Pons-max, againli nine of the
county of Ede; B. Arssaass, Efq. I'. Wactita,
Mr. Loan, and Mr. Baarov, commenced playing
nn Thurfday, the 27th of Augull, at Waltham Kalb,
Eller ; and was decided on Saturday, in favour of
the former by fifty-two runs.
London, England, 1807-09-01

DOPER, AUGUST 31.

Eighty fine fellows belonging to the Shropfhire
Militia turned out on Saturday for the Royal Staff
Corps, and were marched away this day to join that
Regiment at Hythe : three hundred more have vo-
lunteered to Jay for the 36th, 33d, nth, and 82d
Regiments. The Volunteers from the Eaft Eller
Militia, lying here, turn out to•morrow.
Thurfday morning the Firft Royal Surrey regi-
ment of Militia was affembled on their parade in the
citadel, on the We tern heights, when the order was
read to the men, permitting them to volunteer into
the regiments of the line, to the number of 134, being
the quota that regiment is allowed, by the late Aft, to
ftonifh. It was a moil gratifying fight, on the word
being given for all men witting to volunteer to ad-
vance in front, to fee 300 as fine fellows as ever took
a mufket in hand come forward : it being arranged
for the Surgeon of the line to examine them,-and the
Magifirate to atteft them to be prefent, the whole
Wind's was compleated with the greaten prompti-
tude. Much mortification was exhibited by the fur-
plus number, when they found they could not be
allowed to go : the whole of the men, with the ex-
emption of fix for the Staff Corps, volunteered to
General Noe:ow', regiment, the 36th or Old Pom.
padours, the firft battalion of which is in India, and
the fecoud on its paffage thither. Two officers vo-
lunteered with the men. This morning the whole
was marched uff to Brabourne Lees, the place ap.
pointed for the Kent DiftriO.
London, England, 1807-09-01

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 31.

Arrived the HARDY gun brig from a cruize, and
i• appointed convoy for the Downs ; Three Sifters,
CROSSWOOD ; and the Siber Srinfan, tranfports, from
Monte Video, UR from Cork ; Cerbetws, Litiosiir ;
and the Hind, , from the Downs, for Gibraltar;
alfo the Stark of Boßon from Oporto for Tonningen,
with wines, detained by the DARING gun brig. Wind
W. S. W.
London, England, 1807-09-01

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Good Workmen may have eonflat.t employ and greater
Wages than have yet been given In FSriltnl by applying [animas
Paul. Lift Maker, No. 27. Hoft ftreet, who will pay rcafonable
travelling calumet Sept. 1,1807.

AMERICif.
London, England, 1807-12-29

COWES, DEC. %L

Lel night arrived the Drake Revenue cutter,
commanded by WIst.IAM FROM'S, jun. with l'Efpe-
rance French privateer, two carriage gene, a quan-
tity of fmall arms, and a crew of J 8 men. She had
painted on her Ilern—" j. Grpe, of Cowes," meaning
to delude force mailer of a merchant (hip, with the
defignation of being an Ifle of Wight pilot, tier
career was very fhort, having left Cherbourg the
morning before, and had taken nothing. Arrived a
neutral flip from Teneriffe, with barilla and wine,
and three American (hips, laden with colonial pro-
duce, to obtain orders from their correfpondents,
having been warned by hi, Majelly's cruizers not to
proceed to any of the ports of the enemy, or under
blockade.
London, England, 1807-12-29

DOVER, DEC. se.

I have the pleafure to inform you, that this Mott.
ning paired by here his Maj.:lty's (hips Lunt and Sr.
ALaaw's, having under their convoy the Royal
Charlotte, Neptune, Albion, Yerfeverance, Arnifton,
Fort William, Glatton, Thames, Marquis of Ely
and Cirencefler, from China ; the Travers, Earl
Spencer and Carmarthen, from Bengal ; the Thames
whaler, Abraham Newland, Arid and Nile tranf-
ports, from St. Helena ; the latter tranfport is come
in here, having broke her bowfprit in a heavy fquall.
The whole of the fleet was at anchor left night,
about fix miles to the weftward of this place; the
weather being very thick, the Gtarrom (truck on
the Varne, and laid there for three hours, but for-
tunately got off at flowing water without receiving
much damage. I am happy to fay that another
French privateer went by this port to-day with French
colours under the Englifh. Gone by this day for
London, the Mary, Captain Fassream, from St.
Domingo ; the Mayflower, Captain Buarir, from
St. Übe's ; and the Science, Captain How,taa, from
New York.--Wind S.W. blows hard.
London, England, 1807-12-29

TRUAO, DACt MBER 26.

The rumour which reached us a fo,tnikitt ajzo
from America, of the caotute of the Prince Erreit
packet, happily proves Ude. She arrived yclterday
at F.:Om-mill

Mat), Kew, a vagrant minflrel,2c very properly
c mmitted to prifon on Chrilimas Eve, by the MA.
gifirates of Hellion, for ceiling lewd ballads. It is
a difgrace to the profs of a free and enlightened
cnuntry, that printers fhould be found who are ca-
pable r f giving exirience to (*rich pernicious tubbifh.
In the c.rurfe of the prefent week, Coroner's In-
quells have been taken on the bodiei of William
Barker, killed in Wheel Mary mine ;—William
H ampinn, killed in Benner Dlven mine ; and Peter
Grenfeil, ki.lid in St. pill, Penwith. Two men have
alfo been dan,geroufly wounded in Godolphin Bridge
mine.
London, England, 1807-12-29

MADRID, NOVEMBER s 6.

Don St. Jago Liniers has fent to his Excellency
the Prince generaliffimo and Grand Admiral the
official account of the events which took place at
itncuos Ayres, in the tourfe of laft July.
His Majelly, as a reward for the extraordinary
proofs of loyalty given by that city, ak well as for the
feevices rendered by Don St. Jago Linters and by
feveral officers, has declared that the Kty of Buenos
Ayres is to henceforth have the title of Excellence,
and that its Magißrates are to be called Seigniors ;
that Don St. Jago Liniers is to receive the rank of
Field Martha], and is appointed Viceroy ; that all the
officers who ferved tinder him are to be promoted,
aid that the Viceroy is to name the rewards which
are to be bellowed on thole who have dillinguifhed
themfelYes.
London, England, 1807-12-29

LONJ:)Ar JI.4RKEn

11611111IXCHANGE, MARK-LANE+, DIMMER a.
The arrivals of Wheat today make but an incon-
fiderable fupply, and a [port demand, which canfes a
declenlion in price of Is. and as. per quarter. Barley
is rather lower and heavy Pale. New Malt as under.
Grey Peas are cheaper. Beans of each kind at fame.
what lefs ; there is likcwife but a fh-rt fupply of
Oats, and prices in this trade are at fmall vatiation.
Flour on the terms of fall week.

°BASRA,. CURRENCY AS UNDtlt•
Wheat, 445 6os 727 per qr. Grey Peas,6cs 665 od
Fine Ditto. Its 76$ od Bears, (old) 56s 615 od
Rye, (new) 48$ 52s od Tick Ditto 525.571 od
Barley. 38s 44504 Onts,33. 401 435
Malt, (new) 705 785 od Poland ditto 44s 45b 04
White Peas, (Boilers) 130$ 16)4 Pctatoe ditto to 475 cd
Rape Seed 231 261
Fine Flour 555 6cs—Seconds sos 55s
RETURN of WHF.AT In Mark-lane, Metro:ling onlyfrom the
14th of December to the 19th of December. Total 3,750 quarters
Average 73$ 31d higher than laft. return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From the !irk of December to the t Bth of December.
Total-59.597 racks—Average 595. c d.
Is. 611 higher than left return.
RETURN Pint OF GRAIN ON FOAM) SNIF AS UNDIES:
Wheat sos 554 6,55 Boilers 130$ t tss od
Fine 6os 705 Suffolks to 16os od
Superfine . 72s 7; 3 Grcy Peas 6os 645 od
Fine Ea: White, tee. —s 77s Bode Beans, Sas 585
Rye, 351 481 Ditto Old 63s —s
Bariey 365 441 od Tick Beans,
Mak 6os 785 Oats 34018$
35485 cd
54cs
White Peas cros 120$ Poland. 425 451 Ca
Rape Seed 221. to a6l per 'aft Fine Flour 55s to 6c5 per Sack
PRICE OF HOPS.
NAGS. POCLITS.
Kent Si Os to 61 as I Kent -51osto 71 es
Mffes 41 141 to 51 55 Suffer - 51 os to 51 15s
Me: 41 144 to 51 11,11 Farnham 61 lIP to 101 CB
. _
London, England, 1807-12-29

DUBLIN, DkCEMB&R 22.

Yellerday, Doyle, convitted at the late Commitlion
ref Over and Terminer of wilful and corrupt perjury,
when hr ought forward to prolectire fame of the pet--
fins coarg,d with plunderinp the 'earl called the
Powell. wit;ch had been wrecked upon our fhote
city iiip the late tremendous te:opeti, was whipped
fr to one end of Dunleary to the other, and back
again, parfuint to his fen'ence.
On the. night of the 90th inflant, fume villains bitr.
glarinufly entered the dwelling houfe of James
White, Efq. of Ballynahown, county of Wexford,
which they robbed of plate and other articles to the
Wine of 501.
Doting the late revere weather, Mr. John Keating,
of Curranflown, county of Tipperary, had (even of
Lis (beep dug alive out of the (now, the fifteenth day
after they were &ft covered. One only of the
number appeared weakly.; the other fix being able
to rue off brifkly from the fhcpherd, as flon'as they
were at li!serty. They lay like bees in a honey comb,
and it could not be difcnvered, that doting this ex
traordinary lenotth of time, 'hex had been able to
derive any futtenance from the herbage, each theep
being completely enclaled in its own
London, England, 1807-12-29

DEAL, DEC. a&

Arrived the Cumberland, of 74 guns, and Sybille
frigate, from the Note. The latter failed early this
morning for the wcilwud, but put back again...-.
Arrived the Thrafter gun brig, from a cruize oft
Boulogne.—Sailed the Glory, of 98 guns, and Porn•
pee, of 80, for the Nore.—The Lion, of 64 guns,
has arrived with the following Eaft India (hips under
her convoy, from India, viz. Glatton, Thames, Al-
bion, Earl Spencer, and Royal Charlotte, and the
Fort William extra fhip.—Arrived a French lugger
privateer, prize to whom have not been able to learn;
the Banterer, of 22 guns ; Minx and Cracker gun-
brigs, from a crucize.

Remain in the Downs—Princefs of Orange, Vice•
Admiral Rowley; Cumberland, 74 guns; Lion 64;
Trufty, 5o; Clyde and Sybille frigates; Royalift
(loop ; Tigrefs and Thrafher gun brigs ; Banterer,
Mini, Wrangler, Cracker, elation, Thames, Albion,
Earl Spencer, Royal Charlotte, and Fort William,
Eaft India fhips, for the River.. _Wind W. S. W.
with a fie& breete.
CHATHAM, DECEMBER st.
His Majeay's brig Clot p Sr*aaow HAWK. C/pta
PRINGLE, is ready for fea, and will fail this day.--
The Vicroav and REsocuvrox are ro be undocked
to-morrow. The A/lOC/tit is to be docked on Thud-
dal-, and the DrcrsTort on Friday next. Le Post.
per, of 8o guns, is ordered up hete to be paid off,
and her (hip's company to go on board the Vrcroay.
The following fhips are in commiffion at this port c
Orion 74, Refolution 74, Canada 74, Trident 64,
Dilator 64, Centurion 50, Ghat-titre 38, Sparrow
Hawk brig (loop IS, and Zenobia t 8 guns.

WATERFORD, DECEMBER sr.
The (hip Lancafter, Aamsraottc, frctts Buenos
Ayres, was left off this harbour on Friday lan, all
well, with a fine breeze at E.S.E. She pa: ted from
the convoy on Toefday morning, in company with
the Harriet, POWIItIOII, for Whitehavtn. The pail
fengers of the Lancafter landed here on Friday
evening lan. The Lancafter boarded the Liberty,
Hasp, from New York, out 35 days, for Cherbourg,
with pot•alhes and cotton, who Paid the fpoke a French
frigate, off Cape Finifterre, on the toth initanr,
timing to the fouthward.

The James, Bradfhaw, is put back to Liverpool,
having been run foul of.
The Governor Wentworth, —, for Trinidad, is
put back to Liverpool, leaky.
The Elizabeth. ICJliner, from Liverpool to Pi lon
is put into St. P:ter's, in difirek. ,
London, England, 1807-12-29

NiUTICAL INTELLIGENCt.

PLYMOUTH, DEC.
Came in, the Portuguefe [hip Serra, of Lifboris
Captain THOMAS Goweatty, from the Brazils, bound
to Lifbon with fugar, coffees hides; &c. ; the Portu-
guefe [hip Famma, of Lifbon, Captain Joas PEDRO
MARRAD, from the Brazils, bound to Lifbon, laded
with fugar, indigo, coffee, &c.—both thefe wails are
detained and fent in by the fquadron under the com-
mand of Rear Admiral Sir SIDNEY SMITH. The
Portuguefe (hip Azia Grande, Capt. A. J. Da 11()Irs
from Goa, Bombay, and Surat, laden with bale
goods, bound to Lifbon ; detained by the Con-
cky agog, of 74 guns, belonging to the !lid fquadron.
London, England, 1807-12-29

IFR :906

'4'I*HVATR it ROYAL. DRURY-LANIL

- - - -------
pus PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 29
will he *Lied the Comedy of
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.

'Colonel Feltniviell. Mr Bannifter ; Freeman. Mr Putnam; Ohs.
dial' Prim, Mr. Dowtot. ; Sir P. Modelove, Mr Peolty ;
Tradelove, Mr, Wewitz-r; Perrlvrinkle, Mr. Mathews ;
Mrs Print, Mils Pope; Ann Lovely, Mils Mellon
After which wili be produced (for the fecond time) a New Grand
and Cemic Pantomim- call d
FURIBOND ; nr, HARLEQUIN NEGRO.
laretq sin Negro, Mr. Hartland; Sir Pee's& Antique. M. Male;
Xttrilly-tl, Mr Fiber : Mahal°, Mr. Fairhrotber ; Captait
Gocl'amer, Mr. Ray; Gaff-r Gray, t-nt•th Undertaker,
Air. Patrice; Apprzifer, , Mr Spar's ; Sir Fli nly Flurry. Mr.
Fl glimntot.s; Dcputy Calipafh Mr Rhodes ;Trav,-11,rs, Men'. s.
Dignitn, Gibbon, and Cooke; the Little Clown a d Harlequin
(with a Pas-Seul). Mafter Laurent ; a d the Clown, Mr.
• Laurent (being his fief *pp armee on this It ,ge). Columbine,
Mrs. Sharp; the Genius of Daunt, Mrs. i a Pouts ; deniona
(a Fairy), Mils fkaron
cfr 'l be New Grand and Comic Pantomime of Furib-nd ; or,
Harlequin Negm, performed for the tft time hit night was re-
salved tbr.ughout, by a brilliant and overt] wring au ivitec with
utoiverfal approbation, aml unpreced.nted marks at appiauf• I..tm
evc-ry part of the Theatre, and will be repeated every cvenit g nil
(unbar hotiee.

To morrow The Tragedy of the Earl of Warwick.
London, England, 1807-03-30

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE.

'THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE defiroos of
-ILex-
tending thilr Nberal Plan of infurrnee on Hollftt, Bui
Goods, Merchandize, Shipping, and Farming Stock, have ap-
pointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great Britain, of
whom the Propofals may be had Gratis, as well as at the princi•
pal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London.

j Inforances due at Lady-Day muff be paid on or before the
9th day of April.
Common Infurance as. per Cent.—Hazardous, ss.,--Doubly
Hazardous, ys.

FARMING STOCK, as 6d. per Cent. only.
ROBERT SKEL'roN, Sec.

ALBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY, or LONDON,

FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND
FOR THE GRANTING OF ANNUITIES.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.

poLiciEs expiring at LADY-DAY, Ihould be
renewed ;within fifteen days from that period.

No charge wade for Policies, or Indorfeinetits ; and (Abe- vz
luable advantages afforded, both with raped to lnfurance front
kiss, and on Lives A large Deduction allowed on the Premi•
urns of Fire Infurances OUT OF LONDON.

Prosofals may be had at the Company's Houfe, In 'Crt.t
Atter, Coaisnat..—Attendance, daily, from nine to four.
By Chder of the Board of Meters,
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-03-30

W. &e.

BROOKE do Co. Stock-Brokers, and Licenfed
Lottery Office Keepers, 537, Piccadilly, ettablifbed Fifty-three
Years. return their Gneere and unfeigned Thanks for the very
Battering and general Support given their Office ; and they refpcdt.
fully inform. their Friends and the Public, that they have .a very
large fuliply t.f 'TICKETS and SHARES, in the greateft rabic
Variety of Numbers, for the alining Lottery, that begins Draw.
ing 14th of APRIL, and which contains s of so,oool. 4 of to,oool.
4 015 Ocrl. so of spool. &e &c. Brooke and Cu. have fold arid
regiftered Thirty-five blares of Capital e.rizes in the left Year,
Including a IG,COCi.

STATE LOTTERY.
FIRST DRAWN TICKETS entitled to CAPITAL PRIZES.
HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. 93, Royal
Exchange, London, (by whom every Prize of thealome de.
fcription was Sold and Shared in the Inft Lottery) arc now felling
TICKETS and SHARLII for the STATE LOTTERY, which will
begin Drawing the t4th of April next.
The Flrft.drawn Tickets on the Four Firß Days of Drawing
will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each,
and the Firß drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU•
SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 3030 Tickets, in
addition to any other Benefit that may fall to them, will lie en-
titled to TEN Pouons each.
The CAPITAL PRIZES in the laR Lottery Sold at their
Office were,
x of - 3o ,000 I s of £ s 000; and
x of 20,000 1 of tom
x of to,ooo All in Shares,
And one of soool. in a Whole Ticket.
i'„` Orders from the Conutry, with remittance, attended to on
the fame terms as if indent.

This day was publilhed, price n. 64.
rhe &coast Edition.

THE SPEECH of the Right Honourable Lord
HAWKESBURY, in the Houfe of Lords, on Frlhy the
toth of May, t8:5„ on the fulled of the Catholic Petition.
Printed for J. Hatchard, Ent:Willer to Her Majelty, Nu. tpo,
Piccadilly —Of whom may be had, price as. 6d.
A LETTER to Dr. Taor, titular ArchhifhOp of Dublin ;
Melandthon ; alto the SPEECH of Dr. MICE:VAN ; price 29. in
the Hook of Commons, May to, tilos.
London, England, 1807-03-30

OAK AND WALNUT TIMBER.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Purfuant to an Order cf the
High, Court of Chancery, made in a Caufc, Ric ttAßns againft
CHAMILIS, and RICO/ADS againft BARON, before 'ruoiMA3
DRAKE, Gentleman, the perfon appointed by the faid Court, at
the White Hart Inn, at Colchetier, in the County of ElFex, on
Monday the 13th day of April neat, at Ten e'Clock in the
Forenoon, in Eight Lots,

PART of the TIMBER, confining of OAK and
WALNUT, growing on the Eftates, late of Mrs. ELIZA-
BETH THOMSON, deccafed, fituate in the Pad& of Dedham,
in the County of Hex, and in the formal Parifir:s of Gnat and
Little Beatings, Woodbridge, Hanoi) and Mania:rim, us the
County of Suffolk.

The Timber may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Peter Firtnin,
Solicitor, at Dedham.—Particularswbereofmay be bad (grail•) at
the Offict of John Campbell...lg. one oldie :Wafters or the laid
Court, iu Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane; Meffrs. Web-
fter and Son, Solicitors, Queen-ilreet, Cheaplicle, Lon,lon ; and of
the laid Mr. Peter Firmin, at Dedham; Crown Inn, Woodbrilge ;
GoLien Lion lan, Ipfwich ; and at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1807-03-30

MISS OWENSON's POEMS.

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THE Proprietor of this Work having brought it
to a clofe, feels it his duty to tender his acknowledgments to
the numerous perfons who have honoured it with their counte-
nance during the period of its publication. He is proud in having
it in his power to Rare, that, his exertions to render it the Firit,
the molt elegant, and the molt ufeful Work of its kind, have bt en
duly appreciated by the Public, and rewarded by an extent of pa
tronage which has far exceeded his molt fangeine expcdtations.
It has been candidly acknowledged, by every purchafer, that,
bales the evident fuperiority of the plan and ex ration over every
contemporary work of a ftmilar kind, the par.. have regularly im-
proved in elegance, quantity, and quality—fo tha, in every ref
pet, this publication is deemed the Cutarerr that has, for many
years, been prefented to the Public.
In juftice to himfelf, the Proprietor ffiall now Rate that he has
confulted the perfedtion of the Work, rather than the colt, or the
meet letter of his original engagement with the publicbat, in
three months after its completion, i.e. from and after the Fitt of
May next, he purpofes to raife the price of the Parts from Ni. .e
Shillings to Ten Shillings each; and the complete Work in board.,
from Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings to Six Guireas.
At prevent, and till after the Firft of May, the Work will con-
tinue CO be fold at the undermentioned price s--
Any Part feparately - at Lo 9 o each
The complete Work in boards 5 15 o
The fame, half binding, and cut, with
Ruffia backs, or in plain calf, lettered 6 6 o
Erldge•Rrset, Jan. 3I , 1307.