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of Obfervitiona on Morbid Poifon;,&e.

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The Second Edition, eto. price ass boar t 4, of Obfervations
on Morbid Poifons, Chronic and Acute Callow.
Obfervations on the Cancerous Brcatt, confiaing of Ori •
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the fuldtance of other: from Mr. Abernethy and Dr. Stokes; pub•
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•
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THE EXPERIENCED FARMER, enlarged
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Four Plates.

By RICHARD PARKINSON.
Late of Doncafter in Vorkfhire : A utbor cf fhr rx2erieneel
farmer's'tour in America," and " The Englifh Praaire of
Agriculture exemplified in the Management of a farm in
Ireland"
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' ted with Engravings price 9s. In boards.

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entitled
THE ATHEN/EUM ; a MAGAZINE of Li- I
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CONTAININO
General Correfpondence—On Stare Lotrerirt—On Scotch
Marriage:--On the State of the Peafantry In Devoriiilire—Mr.
Seymour'siteply—Letter from a late Critical Reviewer—Tranf-
lation of aTczt in Scripture—Account of the Cork inftitution— i
On the Culture of Carrots—lrilh and Englifh Bulls—On Gram-
matical Inaccuracy—On a Paffage in Milton...On French Metre
—l.cmarkable Religious Controverry—Hawkini's Voyage to !
Guinea—A Peculiarity in 1.
Hcrodotus—Claffical Difquilitions—
On the Poems of Homer, (continued)--Extrads from the Gr.!- !
clan Dranta•-•Accounts of, and Estradis from Rare and Curiciii I
Books--An Arabian Dialogue.—lioccus and Sydrake•—•Memoirs
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Carvajil y Mendoza, (concluded)--Original Poetry...Liter...al
and Mifeellaneotui Information—Lift of new Publication—Me
tcorological Regifter—iDifciwerics and Improvements in Arts and
MarndadturesOlaituary-- of Remarkable Chara4ters—Me. Opie
—Mr. Charles Lawfon—Domeilic Oceurences—Dankropts—
Foreign Occurrences—Retrdoca of Public Milks— Commercial
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ALECTION COSTS.

Sir J HENDERSON gave notice of his intention to move, on
Tuefil.,y neat, for leave to bring in a Bill for making better provi-
fions to enable Members agaiult whofe Elcdtions petitions may be
pi-dented, to recover colts from fuch Petitioners as may after-
wards abandon their petitions without due notice to fuch Mem-
bers. The Hon. Baronet Rated, that In confequence of due no-
tice not having been given in a recent cafe, the fitting Member
was at the expence of bringing fmral witneffes front a (aflame of
no kfs than eon miles, and was proceeding to remark upon the
prnhability and injußice of ruany fimilar inßances, when
'rite SPEAKER Itopt him, by Rating the irregularity of offer •
log more on this occafion than apt src Ratentot of the motion he
natant to bring forward. •

SHREWSBURY ELECTION.
Mr ToilitrFAßT appeared at the bar, and read the Report
of the ee upon the .hrew'bury Elettion. This Report.
Rated, that the Hon. H. G. Bennet was not duly qualified accord-
ing to law, and therefore that he ought not to ha,re been elated ;
that the petitions againft him from Mr. C. Jones and others, and I
the defence made againft him, were not frivolous or vexstioo. ;
and that the ch. dion, fo far as regarded the laid H. 0 t,
was void.
After the Report was delivered in at the tabte, a new Writ was
ordered for the Medical of a Reprefixtative for Shrewfbur)',
iu
roam of Mr. Bennet.
London, England, 1807-04-25

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL. 15.
ST. Mtet...No buGuefs done at the Stock Iluh.tage.

PRICP. OP STOCKS YESTERDAY._

3 per Cetit A An. 6:1 6a
3 per Conf An. 621
4 per Cent. slcll
t per Cent. Navy 96111
LOl4l Allll. 17 Et 161
/id a Bonds 55. pr.

sxchcq 11,114, mar. ig pr.
Otonium 1 prem.
Trig Dittos per C. 91
Tat °plutons 31
Lottery Tickrt. t9l th.
Coolois for ace 6i 6j

THE CONTINENT.

Paris Papers to the igth, and Dutch to the 33d
inaant came to hand left night. The former contain
a copy of the fixty-ninth Bulletin, dated the 4th in
Rant. It (later, that not a (hot had Leen fired at the
advanced polls for the preceding fortnight—and, fo
far as this goes, Thews that at that date the expeCted
battle had not taken place between the contending
armies in Poland.

There a:c, however, private letters horn Holland
in town, which repeat the rumour received hit
Thurfday from the Elbe. They flaw, that a battle
has lately taken place on the Paffa-get in which the
French luftaitsed a fevere loft, but they do not MZIFI.
tion the date or any of the other circurnfiances of the

A fimilar report has been received by a 'Oil ar-
rived at Newcafile from Riga, the captain of which
heard, on his paffage, that a great battle had been
fought early in the month, in which the Allies bad
becn viElorious. The attack is Paid to have been
promptly made by the Ruffians, in confequence of
their having received a reinforcement of 60,000 men.
As the accounts by the French papers comedown
only to the 4th intl. it is poffible Hill that a battle
may have taken dace, as Rated in the various reports
that have been received ; but we are not inclined to
attach much credit to them.

The lieges of Colberg and Dartzic do not appear
to proceed with much rapidity. Refpeding the latter,
we are fcarcely told any thing, but that the operations
are dirthed by Martha! LEFEBVRE, and " that the
corps of artillery has maintained its great reputation."
Not a word' is Paid about the pofition or the move-
ments of the Ruffians; but if Borteraturs cannot
beat tt.em on the Viftula, he is determined they (ball
meet with fttccefsful opponents in other quarters.—
The Turks, it appears, are doing what he found him-
fell unable to efftd. If we are to credit the reports
of tome of thole numerous French (pies, or agents,
who are fcattered over the Turkifh provinces, the
Ruffian army which advanced to the Danube is al-
m .(1 annihilated ; whole detachments of General
MICHELSON'S army have been defeated, and the
brethren cf thefe foldiers who have repul(ed BONA.
milt at the head of the flower of his troops have
ILA, it teem', before an undifciplined rabble of Turks.
We do not believe ore word of thefe reports : they
are direetly contradicted by the accounts which have
reached us from Vienna and other quarters.
London, England, 1807-04-25

rARRI

Yeßerday, at Bath, by the Rcv. ISodor Randolph, John Chrif•
tian, Efq. eldeit fors of John Chrißtan Curnten, Efq. M. P. of
Workington Hall, in the County of Cumberland, to Mifs AUe
only daughter of Lewis Robert Allen, Efq. of Bath.
London, England, 1807-04-25

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Lor.ISTOPFORD, and the Hon. Mr.WELL,ESLEY POLE.
tool: the Oaths and their feats.

A Nit.lT.lge !a •bm the Lords Rated their Lordthip: affent to the
0.6 s Bark Bill and the frills loan Bill.

The Part& Apprentices bill was rzportcd, and ordered to be
read a third time on Monday
'fête hiuufc,iu Committee. went through the Bill to prevent the
granting of Places in reverfions and the Report was ordered to be
brought up on luefday.
r. R OSCOE prefenterl a Petition from Livetpoul, the objedt cf
which we could nut

Mr. I .0 NG, adverting to the petition prefented yefterday from
the 'l'mflees of the Britifh Mufeum, relative to the purchafe of
rettaia Manuf.:rints in the Colledion of the Marquis of Landf-
&low ne, moved an itillrudion to the Committee to whom the laid
Petithm was referred, that they thould confider the propriety of
the Tiultees difpoling Of certain parts of their own collediun, for
the purpofe of obtaining the • bjed mentioned in the laid Petition.
London, England, 1807-04-25

THE ARMY.

The 4th battalion of the tit foot, dr Scotch Royah,
are going to Glifgow, there to be completed.
The recent accounts from the Weft Indies hive
induced Minifters to fend thither the lorg talked of
force. It is now determined that this force (hall
confift s five regiments ; three of which, namely,
the 13th, 26th, and another, are to embark imme-
diately from Deal. The other two are coming round
from Ireland. The Bth and soth are mentioned.
All the Militia regiments are marching from the
barracks and cantonments on the Kentifh coati, to
make room for the regiments of Heavy Cavalry, and
the German Legion, with their Artillery, are ordered
embarkation to the Continent.

That fine regiment, the 6th, General Nucatres,
1200 flrong, proceeds immediately for Gibraltar;
to which place it is not improbable but the t4th may
proceed alto. Thefe two regiments will relieve the
42d, and one other regiment at Gibraltar, who are
to join the Sicilian army under General MOORE. It
is not half a-year fince the 6th returned from North
America, a mere fkeleton 1
A confiderable augmentation is intended IQ the
Foot Guards and Rifle corps.
General SLOPIR, it is Lad, has refufed the Bar.
rack Mailer Generalfhip. Two other General Officers
are candidates for this high office.

MTELLIGEI CE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL BZ.

Arrived his Majefly's (hip FRISK, izi:h a convoy
from Limerick for London. Wind S. W.
PENZANCE, APRIL 22.

Since my ha, arrived hcre, the New Uninn, of
Fifhgard; the Hope, of Cork; the Bountifol, of
Milford ; the Friends, GI:W./MIL*, of Truro ; the St.
Winos, of Fowey ; the Richard, of St. Ives ; the
Elizabeth and Pltillis, of Penzance; the Portland, of
Pewhelly ; the H Anna!), of London ; the Jahn and
Miry, of 13414.01 d ; and the Fly, of Fowey.
London, England, 1807-04-25

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Genre stsin. Aram 24 Paffcd by the Three Brothers,
I%l.Caule, , from Sw loam. Sailed the Albian, Randal, for Dublin;
Polly, Wilk', fur Africa ; and the Concord, Ridland,for Elfinore.
- -

The Sally, RICH Aims, from Baltimore from Am.
fterdam, is loft off the 're xel.
The Dart, LIiPELLY, from Guernrey, is loft is the
River Plate.

Tbe I.nyal Volunteer, HARDY, from Briflol for
Dublin, is cn :bore at Ramfay Itland.
The Mary, SEADURY, from Belfaft for Charleftnn,
put into Bermuda with damage, and is condemned
there. _ _ _

The Agenoiia, COOPER ; and the Fame, BENNET,
'roan London, ate on thole in the Eder.

Yefterday morning hi i MAJFSTY, Pritc:lres So-
PHIA and A NIFLIA, Wok an airing on horfeback
in Windfor k.

Her MAJESTY, PlinCeffeS ELIZABETH and MART,
took an airing in a barolich to Engletield Green, &c.
Her Royal Highnefs the Ptincefs of Wat.ss has
received a letter from the Duchefs of Baustswica,
intimating that her illullrious mother will vet y &only
vilit this country.
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Vilcount Focitssrow E. on Thorfday night, in the I
Flcufe of Commons, moved the feccnd reading of t! e
Bill for conflruCling a Harbour at Folkellone, in
Kent, which was read a fecond time accordingly, and
pike!.
The advance in the price of Dr. GREGORY'S Cyclo-
pedia takes place on Ft iday next.
The Tragedy cf the Gamffier, intended for repre-
fentation this evening, is poflponed on account of the
death of Mrs. R. KEMBLE, mother of Mrs. SIDDONS
and Mtifrs KEMBLF, at an advanced age.
COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.—Love in a Village,
was lall night Itrongly and judicinufly call. It was
received with much pleafure, and miy very loon
hear a repetition. The revival of " Dl.,tber Genie,"
which is nearly as power fully attraCtive as ever, pro-
duced an extraordinary half price oveifl..w.
Yellerday morning as a glazier was cleaning a two.
pair t,f hairs mindow, at a houfe l.y the fide of the
Fleet•market, the nage gave way, anti precipitated
him into the flreet, whereby his fkull and both his
legs were fraillsred.
Yellei day afternoon, as a little gill was attempt-
ing to sun acrocs the High-llreet, in the Borough,
near St. George's Church.- the fell, and the wheel of
a light cart going over her body, crated her to death.
London, England, 1807-04-25

SYNONY MES.

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DEAL, APRIL 21.

Arrived his Majefly's !hips CLYDP, Commodore
Owss, and BUaTLER, from a ctuize ; and the Aacus
Hoop of war, from Cork, with a ccnvny, which have
failed for the River : the ARGUS remains in the
Downs with the CLYDE, BUSTLER, and the reft of
Majefly's (hips as per hit. Alfo the Juno, ED
WARDS, from Amfierdam ; and the Lubec Packet,
16cm-ism, from B'. Michael's, for orders.—Sailed
through the, Downs from the River, the Jentina,
BARBER, for Dublin.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-04-25

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-A- tnary of General Knowledge ; comprthending Geography,
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London, England, 1807-04-13

A. VERY Capital PIANO FORTE with addi-
tional Keys, Pedal, &c bought for a Gentleman's Daughter
(who Is now gone to a Boarding School) for Thirty.two Guineas.
about .Six Weeks Once and is counted a very fine Inftrumeot. As
he as no farther ufe for it, it will be fold for Twenty three
Guir eas.—To be fcen from twelve to Cour o'clock, at Mr.
Watl en's, No. s, Leicefter place, Leitefteaquare.
London, England, 1807-04-13

HISTORY OF CELEBRATED LAND BATTLES.

This diy seas publifficA, neatly printed in Four Volumes. itmO.
illuftrated by upwards of Forty Engravings of remarkable Lail
Battles sod Portraits of diftinguithed Officers, •
price tl. as hoards,
I'HE BRITISH MAASIAL REGISTER ;
L comprehending a complete Chronological History of all the
nioft celebrated Lacd Battles, in which the &glint standard lass
been diftinguithed In the Field of Mars, from the earlieft Period to
the prdent time. With intrretting Anecdotes and Biographical
Memoirs of popular Military Officers, who have dittiogiatai
thernfaves both at Monte and Abroad

By ROGER—MACDONALD, Efq.
I.ate iu the Britt& Service.

This Work cannot fail to be interefting, in an eminent degree,
to every one who has the love of his country at heart ; inafmucts
as it prnves to an aftoninted World. that aughfismen are flail the
Caine, whether in Egyp:, at Trafaittar, or on the Plains of Maids.
Printed for James Cuodee, ivy lure, Paterneftei-row..
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FROM SATURDAY NIGH r'S GAZETTE.

At the Coot, at the ttcen's Palace, the Bth ofAptil,
meteor. the KING'S Moil Excellent Majeily in
Council.
Thi• day the Right Honourable Hen Rt. Vifcount M /xi tt.u,
the Right Hon. Joust Lord Tatenstontis, and the Right Hon.
Major-General Sir ARTNUR Witte 'try, K. B were. by his
MajeCty's command, (worn of hi. Majcfty's Molt Honourable
Privy Council, and took their refpedtive places at the Board ac-
cordingly.
'WHITEHALL, APRIL It.
The KING has been pleated to order a writ to he 'trued under
the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
land, for fummoning the Right Honourable CHARLIIS Wittram
MonrAoue SCOTT, (commonly called Earl of DALICEITIII) up
to the Hoare of Peers, by the Elle and title of Baron Ty N LLLLL
of Tyne:dale, in the county of Nanhumberbnd.
The Kinn has alto been pleated to order a writ to be Wired under
the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
laud, for fummoning the Right Honourable Gsoacs GORDON,
(commonly called Marquis of Ho trr ter) up to the Houle of Peers,
by the Byte and tide of WOG GORDON,of Huntley, in the county
of Gloucefter.
The KING has been pleated to appoirt his Grace ALeXANDER
Duke Of GORDON, Knight of the molt Ancient Order of the
Thiltle, to be Keeper of the Great meal of Scotland.
' The KING has been pleated to grant to the Right Honourable
t.lsoacte Koss, the Office of Treafurer of his Majefty's Navy.
FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL tt.
The Kato has been pleated to appoint the Right Honourable
Ganwritta LSI/SION Gowen, commonly called Lord GRAN •
TILLS LIVILSON GOWER, to be his Majelly's Ambaitador Extra-
ordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. Peterfburgh.
London, England, 1807-04-13

TO PHYSICIANS.

A GENTLEMAN about to retire from practice,
would with to introduce a fucceffor, on reafonable terms.
The lituatiun Is well calculated for a Cattleman about to begin
pradtice, and is at no great diftance from London.
Particulars may be learnt by applying to Marrs. Longman,
Hurft, Rees. sad Orme. Patenmfter•row, London

IVERPOOL NEW DAY COACH, thrliugh
Prtfeott, Warrirgton, Knuttsford, Holmes Chapel, New/-
cattle under-l.ine, Stone and Litchfield, lets out &non the GOL-
DEN CROSS. CHARING CROSS, on Sunday, Weddcfday, and
Friday Mornings at Six o'Llnek, and anises pi.netually in LIVER-
POOL In Thirty fix Hours, being only one Night out, while all
other Coaches from Landon to Liverpool arc two.
By tit ()ROE ROULI ON and Co.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. scorf,
NAVIGABLE CANAL And GOLDEN-LANE
BREWERY SHARES.
Shares In the Grand Junction, AOton and Oldham, Wilt, and
Berk a, Kennet and Avon, and Worcefter and Birmingham Canah;
and two Shares in the Goldeo-lane Brewery.
Apply to Mr. Scott, No. 23, New Briar ftreet.

CHUM.EIOII-DEVON

TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
DESIRAA3LE RESIDENCE, with, nt without
any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, at the
eltaion of a porchafer. The Houk is fit fur the Immediate recep-
tion of a genteel Family, bas not been built four years is a com-
plete, handfome and very fubftantlal Bone Building ; Rands alone
at a convenient diftance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the
Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an caten-
ate *few of a highly-tonntic country ; and in the front next the
Road are bow windows, and a stars porch—on tse Bra I mr,(the
Kitchen and Office% being on the bafetneet itorty) arc a g Ind dining
room, drawing room, bra-Watt parlour, and hall ; four excellent
bed rooms, drt.ffing room, &c. on the &Toad !hot ; and on the
third, are five airy and good Led rooms, and over the whole is a
Garret. About Three quarters of an Acrc c.f Pleafure Ground
and waded Garden furround the Hook, and every convenient
Office; a large Buil 'lrg fur a Stable, Coach honk, &c. belonging
to the Houle; and TWO COTTAGES near may be purchafed
with

The Houk is well funplied with water, hazing an cxcrllent
(piing within the Bui'ding. and a 6ne Bream running near. A
rich Mead ow, about four Acres, joins the Premlfes ; and the oth r
Fields, although cc ntiguous, arc at a (mall 411tance.
Chudkigh is pleaiantly fituated in a flue (porting country, and
near an excellent River for angling ; is a vied Market town, and
liesin the poft-road 1 acing horn Exeter to Plymouth : diltant nine
miles front the former, and about (even from the math frequented
watering places of Tdgnntouth and Dawlifh.
For further particulars apple (if by letter poft paid) to Mr.
Dolling, Attorney in Chudkigh.—The greater part of ths
chafe money may remain on mortgage of the Premif.A.
London, England, 1807-04-13

DIADEM.

Ralph Blair, Seaman, killed.
John Francis, Seaman, ditto.
Thornton Pnrke, Seaman, badly wounded.
John Crang, Marine, flightly wounded,

lAISONABLe.

Michael Miller, Seaman, badly wounded.
Edward Roach, Seaman, nightly wounded.

ARDENT.

Honourable C. L. Irby, Midthipman, nightly wounded.
John Doak, Seaman, nightly wounded.
Michael Burne, Seaman, ditto.
John Levan, Seaman, ditto.
William Jet's, Seaman, dangeroufly wounded.
William Hart, Seaman, miffing.
James Webfter, Seaman, ditto.
Lawrence Plunket, Seaman, killed.

UNICORN.

John James, Ordinary, badly wounded.
Henry Smith, Micithipman, ditto.
MIDUSA.
William Carey, Able, dangeroully wounded.
LANCASTICIIt.
joliah Smith, Ordinary, (lightly wounded.
Andrew Sweden, Able, ditto.

DAPHNE.
Timothy Conner, Landman, nightly wounded.

HOWE.
William MlCromick. Landman, mining.
William Borges, Landman, nightly wounded.
George Markham, Captain of the Forecaftle, ditto.
Edward Hill, Ordinary, ditto.
Francis Bonilitft, Able, ditto.
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London, England, 1807-04-13

MEMOIRS OF FOX AND PI rr.

This day was publifhed, printed uniformly w•i;lt Do ncan's Life of
Lord Ncifon, and to be completed in 1 wenry Numbers,
Number One, (-nriched with a fine Portrait, pt ice 6d. each, of
'HE LIFE of the late Right H .n. C. J. FOX;
I Principal S-crttary of State, &e Comprehending a brief
View of the Times in which he lived; fume Account of his prin.
cipal Cotempwaries; his occafionalVerfe., and other Produetions.
—Sir Numbers are ready for delivery.—Number Eleven will cow.
nt,••ce with the LIFE of the late Right Hon. %ILI-TAM PITT.
In the Count of the Work will be ititcrfperfeti upwards of 20 fine
Portraits of diftinguilbed Public Chu-afters, living, of recentlf
deceafed. Each Life will form a feparate Volume
• By G. PAXTON, Efq.
Printed for pints Cundce, Ivy-lane, Paternolter row.
London, England, 1807-04-14

WARSAW, MARCH i 2.

An officer belonging to the Pan guard of nobles
with his tlajelly the Emperor, arrived here yeller
day, from the head quarters. Accurding to his re
port, the evening before his departure, intelligence
had been received that General Dnmbrovelki's divi
lion had made itfeif mailer of one of the fuburhs of
Dant2ic, known by the name of Fahrwalfer. T.
thoufand cavalry of that divilion had marched for the
Grand Army at Oflerode. The fecond regiment of
the Full Polilh Legion, under Colonel Staniflaus
Potocki, marched out to Ptaga yellerday, from
whence the lift Regiment of the Bavarian Cavalry
defiled on the fame day.
Our Journal of to-day fays, that the Grand Duke
of Berg, at the head of Come fquadrons of cavalry,
and fupported by the divifmn of General Zalout-
zeck, had driven a corps of Ruffian buffars and Cof-
lacks, making ten fcpradrons altogether, from Nieden-
burg, Willenburg, and the circumjacent country.—
Several Ruffians were killed, and one hundred made
prifoners, and they were purfued, in a Rate of difor-
der, three 'leagues. After this glorious affair, the
PLlilli battalions rejoined their divifion.
London, England, 1807-04-14

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A. N EXCELLENT HOUSE, defirabiy fitnated
in Portland Place, and Stud up in the molt elegant ftylc a
few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein, and the
Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is
moftly new. may be taken at valuation For further particulars
apply to Williim Pordon. Architeet, No. 59, ficruer's-ltrect, who
is authorifed to treat for the fame.
London, England, 1807-04-14

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 25, ilk,.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tradin:
to the EAST INDIES, de bereGy give Nake,
That a General Coup of the laid Company will be held. at their
Monk in Leadenhall-ftreat, on Thurfday the 16th of April seat,
from Eleven o'clock in the forenoon until Sit in the ev,ning, to
33a110t in the, following queftions, agreeably to the Ad of the 39th
'a his prefeut Pattitity. cap. 89,
" That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the
" Court of Diredoti, of the 3)th July t8o6; whereby the Cant-
" mander and Officers of the fhip Lady Burgers are fully acquitted
" from all imputation of mifeandad, in roved of the lots of that
set Ihip"
That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the
0 Court of Dircetors, of the 7th of Januai xBrl7; whereby the
116 Commander and Officers of the fbip Warren Hafting, are fully
45 acquitted from all Imputation of nalleonduEt, in rcfped of the
lots of that Chip "
" That this Court confirm the Unanimous Refolution of the
14 Court o!" aredors, of the tith of March 18.:7; whereby the
" Commander and Owner of the thip Earl Abergavenny art fully
0, acquitted from all imputation of nested or mifcoudu.t, in re-
-4
(pea of the lofs of that fb:p "
In order to determine by fuch ballot whether three parts In four
of the Proprietors prefent at fetch General Court concur with the
Court df Diredors in acquitting the Commanders and Owners of
the Wye Lady Burgefs, Warren Hollings, and Earl of Aberga-
sonny, from all imputation of neglect or rolfcandudt, refpedting
the Ws of thofe feveral fhips. WILLIAM( RAMSAr, Sec.
London, England, 1807-04-14

COPENHAGEN, MARCH a 4.

A vefrel which arrived yefterday from Dantzic,
which place the left n the 17th, brings the follow-
ing intelligence :—According to the Koningikrg
journal of the lath, the pofitions of the French and
Ruffian armies remained the Arne. The former
were fortifying thetnfelves in Brauniberg. Prince
Bagrathion, who had joined the army fince his re-
turn from St. Petedburgh, had brought the Order
of Alexander for General Leftocq, and a gratuity
of 35,000 roubles. The Pruffian General Tauenzein
had been exchanged. The environs of Dantzic, the
Eaftern part excepted, was wholly occupied by
French troops,whn were engaged in drawing off the
water that runs through the place, and turns feveral
mills. The Pruilian garzifon exceeds 16,000 men.
A letter from Dantzic, of the 14. th, fays : "Twenty
thoufand men, moftly Poles, arc lying round this
place. General Kalkreuth has arrived here with a
reinforcement of zdoo Coffacks, and has taken the
command of the place. We are taking the moft
efficient means of defence. The fuburbs are already
deftroyed, fo that 8000 people are without houfe or
home. A very aria military police is eftablithed in
the interior. No affemblages are permitted in the
ftteets, or any of the public places."
London, England, 1807-04-14

BARRACK PAPERS.

. Lord H. PETTY role purfuant to notice, to move
for the produflion of the Minute of the Treafirry, re-
Inciting the appointment of a Board, to perform cer
tain duties which were formerly performed by the
officer called the Barrack Mallet General. The fags
refpefting this bufinef. were there. Early in lath
Autumn, the Commiffioners of Military Inquity
th.,ught it their duty to communicate to the Lords of
the Treafir y certain parts of their 4th Report, which
is not yet entirely printed, and it was they who re-
commended the appointment of this new Board. His
Majelly's late Miniflers agreed to the plan fuggetled
by that Committee, which had alto his Majedy's ap-
probation, and his fignature was obtained to the ap-
pointment. The Privy Seal, however, was not fet
to this appointment, and he now underflo,d that iL
was not to be placed to it. He made no doubt but
that the Nable Lord (War-no:land) might have very
good reafons for not putting the Privy Seal to the
appointment of this Board. His principal motive in
moving IT this paper was, that the Houfe fhould
know the grounds upon which his Majelly's late
Mini(lers had taken up the faggeßion of the Corn.
tnittee of Military Enquiry ; and he hoped that the
prefent Adminiftr,ttion would not at leaf' refolve
againfi the appointment of the Board without very
full confederation, when they confider what enormous
abufes had before prevailed in the Barrack Depart-
ment, acrd that it was for the correction of thofe abufes
that the Board was recommended.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
Paid, he &fluid nor oppufe the produCtion of the
Paper moved for; but as to the appointment of the
Board, it was a matter which would require a very
=pit confederation, efpecially as there was loch a
variance of opinion upon ir, among all thole perfons
to whom it had been referred. The reports of the
Comptrollers of the Army Accounts, and of the
Commiffioners for the Barrack Accounts, did not
agree as to the policy of that meafure, recommended
by the Committee for Milit.iry Enquiry. It certainly
was not the with of his Majetty's prefenr Minitters to
precipitate any arrangement of this fort, although a
former Adminiffration might hare abed on different
principles.
Lord H. PETTY faid, the difference between them
on this point was, that the former Adrninittration
withed to carry into effed the recommendations of
the C mtni,tee appointed by that Houle, whereas the
prefent appeared to be thing in contradiftion to it.
After a few w; rds in reply from the CHANCEL-
LOR of the EXCHEQUER, the motion was
agrted to.
London, England, 1807-04-14

be deterred from the profecution of its public duties
by fuch a threat, which was certainly as indecent, in-
difcreet, and unparliamentary, as could potably have
been thrown out. That threat, however, fhould have
no influence upon his mind. He could not fee any
good confequences likely to refult from protraaing
to a later period the difctiffion ; nor did it appear to
him, that that was the mon likely mode to gain for
the fubjeil the fullea degree of attention and cont.'.
deration. When a dilcutfion was put off longer
than was neceirary, the attention of mankind vas
apt to relax ; whereas, it it was brought on while the
fubjea was warm in their minds, it was likely to
command more attention, and to be as well conn-
ected. He had left out many parts of the Bill, in
cenfequence of communications received from a va-

riety of quarters, and he was happy to acknowledge,
publicly, the great obligations he felt to thofe Gen•
tlemen who had thus alEaed him with their obfer-

srations.
After a few words from Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE,
who alto difclaimed the idea of being deterred from
Isis Parliamentary duty by the threat held out, the
ill was ordered to be recommitted on Friday next.
COLONEL CAWTHORNE.

g

General PORT!. R poilponed his motion refpetting Colonel
Cawtitorne till to morrow fortnight, as the Proceedings of t!.e
Court- Mart' al, which had been ordered to he printed on the t tth
of March Litt. would not be ready to be delivered beiore the 23d
of the prefent month.
Oa the motion of Mr. SWAN, the Petition from Laneafter, In
hvonr of Colonel Cawthorn, was ordered to be taken into eon.
aderation on the fame day.
COMMITTII OF FJNANCI.

Mr. WARD role to alk a queflion rerpetiing a
tranfaltion which had been generally rumoured to
have tranfpircd in an examination before the Com-
mittee of Finance. If any Member of that Committee
then prefent, would think proper to give fome expla•
nation on that Cubic& he lhould feel very happy to
receive it.

Lord HENRY PETTY replied, that the Chairman
of the Committee of Finance was not then in the
Houle. While be filled a high fituation in the late
Adminißration, although a Member of that Corn-,
inittee, he had feldom time to attend it ; but he at-
tended it this day, and he could Rate, that the fait
alluded to had tranfpired, upon the examination of
a Mr. Thomas. The Paymaßer of the Army was
alto this day examined before the Committee. The
Committee would zertainly conceive it their duty
fully to examine into this delicate tranfataion that had
thus tranfpired, and report the fame to the Houle
for their confiderati.)n.

[The tranfadinn which was alluded to, was fomething which
had tranfpired retiredly% the Department of Paymafcr•General
of the Army.]
London, England, 1807-06-26

DIED.

In the EaR Indies aged 28, Lieut. William Rowland Wake, of
the 7th regiment of Native Infantry, fon of the late William Wa
Efq.of Workfop Manor.

TO-MORROW.

Sun rifts • Soo lets Moon fifes
44 minutes after 3I [6 nth: ores after 8.1 [8 minutes after rt
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Morning . s 7 minutes Oise 6
Afternoon . - 49 minutes after 6
London, England, 1807-06-26

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CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.

Ettraa of a l.etter from John Jaekfon, Efq of Cattle Carberi
County of Kildare, Ireland, to Da. Solomon.
aria SIR, AUgtlft r, slot.
lINFORM pm with great phtafore that Mrs. Jack
L foe, my wife, was two years and a half completely bed ridden,
and not axle. foam her great wealsoefs, w at, drink, or digtli
any thhig, tidthe was advifed by a iriend to. try your truly ea c-
braced Cordial Balm a Gilead. nine bottles of which his hatillo
extraordinary and happy an tired, that the is now, though a : ke-
age of 63 years, able to walk out and exercife herfelf, being tote*
perfedily recovered, to the furprife and attonithnient of all her
neighbours; in confideration of which, and in jultice to your me-
ikine,you have my perndfann to publiat the fame, &mild you
think proper. I am, dear& Sir, your much obliged fervant,
JOHN JACKSON.
ThcCeedial Balm of Gilead is foliin bottles, price half a-guinea
each ; tnere are alto Family Bottles, price 333. containing equal to
four bottles at toe. dd. by which the patient fava qs including
alto the duty; the Stamp of *hick bears the proprietor's name tad
addrefs in the engraving," swot. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate
which is Meaty: and this privilege, of a particular let of plates fur
his ftamps, has been granted to Dr. Sou:mon. by favour of his
Majelty's Honourable Coinissifliootrs of Stamp Duties, purpof:ly
to fecure the public apinit csounterfeits.--None elk are genuine.
May baud of Dr. Solomon, Liver;tool; and of all retina: Me
Medicine Vender* in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-06-26

STATE LOTTERY, : •
Confining of only Twenty nonfatal Tlikets,
To begin Drawing t ith July;
HAZARD, BURNE and Co. N0.,93+ Royal Ex.
change, are felling Tickets and Shires for the above Lottery,
the Scheme of which contains one Prize of 3o,0; cis two of lope 1.
two of to,oool. two of c,ocol. &c. &c.
Cr Note —in tbelaft Lottery. and that immediately preceding,
drawn in JANUARY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES wets
Sold and Shared at the above Office, viz.
One of 30,0001. One of 10,0001. Four of to,oael.
Two of 5,0c01
Ezelufive of I,otol socl. &e. &c.
••• Letters (Pon paid) duly anfwered ; an 4 Orders from the
Country, with remittance, attended to the fame as if prefetit.
London, England, 1807-06-26

k e=a-

PARLI.III2:ENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE ts.
The Oaths were adminißered to Cenral Prer,. moue them
were Magnate of Ely, •Arellefley, Thomond, the Palls of Derby,
Craven, Rcreaney,Betbornugh. I.elerfter.
.Lord Vircount Griniften; the Wilms of Durham, Ca Ca
Lord St. John. Holland, Seufdale, Caniuglao. Ste. &c.
Adjourned till to morrow (this day). •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Speaker teak the Chair this day. at twelve o'clock. andth 1
(wearier in of Members immediately conunenced, aud was coot
tamed till four o'clock.
During the early part cache day, the attendance WIS not ro mat
IN might have been carded, and confide:able Intervals oeca-
(tonally took place while the Members were colleding—lstterly,.
however, they came forward with great iapidi-y„ nod the number
who took the Oaths during the day amouutcd to about
Asian them we obferved,
Mr. Perceval, Mr. Canning. Lord Caftlereagh, Archibald Col-
gulsoun,lfq. (Lord Advocate) and David Boyle, Efq. (Solicitor
tieperal for Scotland).
Sir P. Murray, sir C. Price, Sir A. Welleacy, Sir T.Thompfon.
Lord Cochrane, Colonel Cochrane johnflone, George Home
• Sumner, Efq. the Hon. R. ltyder, Henry Citsfsford, Efq. Stephen
Luftlingtan, Efq. General Charles Crawford, Wm. Mentes, k fq.
Geo johnftone, Efq. Lord James Murray, Lord Geo. and Lord'
J. Thyone, Lord Headley, &c. &c.
Mr. Windham Lord A. Hamilton, Lord G. Cavendies. Lord
Stanley, Lord M;hoo, Lord Offollton. Lord A. Somerfet. Lord
Forbes. Sir W. W. Wynne, Sir J. Cone Hippelley, the Right Ho-
nourable R.Fitzpatrick, the Right Hon. W. Ward,the Honourable
W. Maule, Harvey Chriftian Comb& Efq. F Pym, Efq. Sir C.
W. Pole, General Fergufon, M. Laing, }Sq. P. Moore, Efq. F.
Ponfooby, Efq. Thomas Baring. Efq. Alex. Baling, Efq. J. C. Cur-
wen. Efq C. Latouehc. Erg. H. Martin, Efq &c &c.
Mr. Wilberforce, Sir R. Peale, Mr. Q. Vaoftttart, &c. &e.
London, England, 1807-06-19

This day was publifbcd, baudfontely printed in oetavo,
With the Portrait of a .Chief, and two other Engravings, price
ss. td. is hoards.
QOME ACCOUNF of NEW ZEALAND; par-
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&Scribing its Soil and Predudioni, the it cli;:ion and Government,
Language, Arts, ManufaCtures, Manners, Cull ,ms. and Amufe-
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NATIVE of NEW ZhAL AND brought to Eitland.
By JOHN SAVAG-E, Efq.
Surgeons, and Corresponding Member.of the Royal Jennerian
Society.
retard for John Murray, Fteet.ftreet, London ; and A. Con-
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London, England, 1807-06-19

BANKS OF THE ELBE, JUNE 9.

It is reported, that General Blucher arrived on
the 29th ult. at Stralfund, where the number of
Fru(Ban troops amounted to boo() men. The French
head quarters are about to be transferred to Anclam.
This change induces us to fuppofe that the recom-
mencement of huailities is not far dill Ant.
London, England, 1807-06-19

ARMY,

A LIEUTENANT on full ply, will give it very
handfome douceur for a Company in any Regiment of the
Line; would have no objection to a WeR India, or Fureigu Corps,
or a Garrifon Battalion.
Letters addreffed t 3 F. F. Poft-office, Cheltenham, will be duly
attended to.

IF WILLIAM PARKER, who it a Native of thg
County of Weftmeath, Ireland, and by Trade a Printer, is
living, any Information where he may be heard of, fuck informa-
tion dircdted by letter to D. Murray, Efq. Cluncallow, Bally-
mrlion, Ireland, will be thankfully received—if deaf), as to the
time and place when and where.
Said Wm. Parker is about 6441: years of age.

HE ONLY LOTTERY of Tweniy Thonfand
T Tickets, that ever contained a Prize of TFARTY TUDIF,
SAND POUNDS, begins Drawing tatb July, OW.

Ix jC30,000
40.000
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to,ceo
s+°C°
••.11* 4000

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t Price of /33,000
SCIOCO
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20
30
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100
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20 el.
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400
400
•••• 30,000
37,50

sopoo Tickets.

CSOOrOO2

••••••••11116
Firitdrawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only axed Capital,
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNQS.
Regain Drawing of 2,000 Tickets ..4% Day.
Tickets and Spares on Sale at all the Lieenfed LottAtry 0560 a,
and by their Agents in England and Scotland.
PRICE.
Ticket itst 57 0
--Half L2O 3 0 Eight •—• La la o
Quarter s 3 0 SLateetah s 6 6

BEGINS 14th of JULY, 1807.

T_ •f £30,020 12 of LS4OO
2 20,000 S Loco
a .... Immo 8 ..a. sao
&c. eic. Sze.

cwirr and Co. at their State Lottery Offices,
LA No. it, Piiultry, (aftablithed in the Year t 759,) and No. ts.
Charing Crofs, are felling the Tickets and Shares of the State
Lottery. which begins Drawing on the 14th of July.
This Lottery confifts of only 20,000 Tickets, and contains the
above rich Lift of Capital Prizes, betides a larger Proportion of
(mall Prizes than any other Lottery for Cenral Years pit, re-
ducing the Ride to ids than Three Blanks to a Prize. The
Firß-
drawo'ficket on the Fourth Day will receive 3opool beiligi the
only Fired Capital

STATE LOTTERY,
Confilling of only Twenty Thonfand Tickets,
To begin Drawing 14th July.

HAZARD, BORNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Ex.
change, are felling Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery,
the Scheme or which contains one Prise of 3opool. two of 2,,000L
two of to,oool. two of wool. &e. &c.
fa Note —.ln the bßLottery,and that immediately preceding,
drawn in JANUARY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were
Sold and Shand at the above Office, via.
One of 30,0xd. One of 20,0001. FOOT of iswooL
Two of s,oool.
Excluilve of z,oool socl. &c. &c
•.• Letters (Polt paid) duly anfwered; and Orders from the
Country, with remittance, attended to the fame as if prefent.
London, England, 1807-06-19

LUBEC, JUNE S.

We are am without any fpecific declaration from
'Sweden, relpeding our navigation. The Commander
of a (hip called the Krellenberg, who arrived here to-
day from Pillau,fays, that he was flopped by a Swedilb
frigate Rationed near Darrs, who, having exausi
his papers, and finding that his veal was from Ll-
bee, let herproceed on her voyage. Another of oar
(hips, which arrived alfo from Pillau, was flopped
by the Swedes, who put fume Tailors on board, lad
, ordered her to proceed to Illadt.
The report that an order had come for all the
Danith (hips lying here immediately to depart, is
wholly unfounded.
Eau:A of a Letter from Koniglargh, of the aBtb May

64 It is incredible wAat a difagreeable laspreffim
the news of the fall of reatttic produced here. Mott
men pour forth execrations againft the Ruffians, be-
caufe they have not exerted fulficient vigour in order
to relieve that city. In the mean time, thole un-
pleafant confequences follow, which have been need.
fary by this unfortunate war. The Royal Bank, and
the various effedts of the King, which were lately
brought from Memel tl Konig(burgh, are again
about to be fent back. Several families begin to
follow this example; and the eircumfance, that the
French having n.iw their left wing proteited, arc
able to advance againfl Koniglburgh, creates great
defpondency, Which is fill farther increafed by the
prevailing report that the Ruffians mean to retreat.
Our politicians have held out to us, that this wet
only a foare to entrap the French. troops ; but ail
Gentlemen forget that eagles are not caught wick
lime twigs. We have been perpetually affured
our Gazette, that the reinforcements which the
French have received coral only of a corps offices
4 to Soon men, compofed for the molt pact of co*
fcripts, the molt part of them boys; and that tag
former movement} among the French were wit
made to induce the belief that great reinforceono
bad arrived. And yet we have let Dant* be elks I
We are told that our King cannot po(Gbly accept !be
terms of peace propoied by Nap ,leon, particular'?
fince he has entered into flipulations with his 04
the molt advantageous to his Crown, and theft Allies

procure for him much greater advintages than
Napoleon would vo?untarily accede to.
611 s the capture of Dantzic the commencement of
thefe advantages ? Would it not be wifer to enter
into ilipulations with him, who has in his hand the
wilhed•for advantages, than with thofe who mutt fief
themfelves procure them ?"—(Frcns the Telegraph )
London, England, 1807-06-19

DANTZIC, MAY 29.

A fingolar affair has occurred at Sczekochin, in
Nutllan Poland. Some weeks lit.ce, the Government
there witted to have a PoIA Eagle painted, which
was intended to be fixed up in front of the Town.houfe
with great formality. However, air.° painter could
be found there, one was fent for from 'a neighbouring
village; in Auftrian Poland-but as he could not be
provided with colours fufficient for bispurpofe, he
took the Eagle home with him, which coming to the
ears of the Aufirian Commandant, both the Eagle
and the Painter were feized, and fent to the Tribit-
nal at Cracow.
A letter was confeqnently written to the Aufttian
Commandant, with fume explanations, and requefling
him to think of the wife and children of the poor ar.
till, to which he returned the following *newer—
.. I 1111,.e the honour to aufwer your letter, and inform you, that
the Houfe of Auntie eau never filler a fubjeCi of Mein to go an-
putahid who has been metrary in promoting any stasailtres calcu-
lated to exterminate fidelity in the hams of tlrk citizens who
have sworn fidelity to their laid& fuvereign. If the happy mo-
ment fhould arrive for Poland when the Poll& Ikete 101 l be re-
planted by a general pone, then every brave Pelf who wesid ce-
lebrate fuch an event may enmity as many Auftrlark painters as he
may rink. At merest. rearms of ftate will not pen* Maslen
to newt In this bstfinek
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