Star.
London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

DEAL, OCTOBER ti.

Yeflerday afternoon, a large fleet of loaded col
Hers came into the Downs from theWefi ward, having
been trying to beat down channel, but the wind
coming on to blow freib from the S. S. W. were
obliged to bear up. Arrived alto a great number
from the Northward, which have alfo come to an
anchor in the Downs : arrived an Americas (Lip
from Malta, under quarantine, therefore cannot learn
what news The brings; aifo the Monkey gun brig
from a cruize ; and the Blazer gun brig from Mar.
gate Roads.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER it.

Yellerday arrived the Richmond gun brig and fe•
veral tranfports Isom Copenhagen. Sailed this day
the NIGHTINGALI (100 p of war, with Major CATH-
call- on board, for Copenhagen. In the Roads,
Roebuck, Admiral DininLas's flag ihip, Richmond
gun brig, and Swan cutter.

BRIGHTON, OCTOBER sr.
A French lugger privateer was Peen off here
yeiterday, which, by the report of Mermen, this
morning, captured two brigs, and went in prink of
two others in fight. She hailed one of the fifbing
boatsin diflint Englith, inquiring ifany cruizers were
in the neighbour hood, Sec. She iran excellent boat,well.
armed and manned to appearance, with about 6o men,
boldflout looking fellows,and had 8 (weeps on a fide,
which enabled her togo with great velocity, and will,
it is feared, take her out of the reach of any of our
cruizers who may pnrfue her, in confequence of the
fignals infinity made to the Ealt and Weltward.—
It is.foppofed to be the fame privateer that has fre-
quently annoyed the trade on this coall, by taking
advantage of favourable winds, and out Jailing all
purtuit.

FROM SATURDAY NIG/IT'S GAZETTE.

AriMIRALTY :111)3R 10, zgo7.

•
A Letter from Captain Moody, of big Majetty's Ship Hydra,
suldreffed to Vice Admiral Lord Collingwom:, of which the
following is a Copy, has been trahfusittrd to the. Honourable
William WcllclLy Pole, by Rear Admiral Purvis.
Ids Majdty's Chip Hydra, at Sea, Augult 7.

My Lord—l have the hunour to relate, that f
chafed three armed polaccas into the harbour of
Begu, on the coati if Catalonia, late IA night ; and
having reconnoitred this morning, deemed an attempt
on them praßicahle, although under the dole pro-
cation of a battery and tower.
At fifty minutes after noun the (hip was anchored,
with fprings on the cables, at the entrance of the
port, and began the attack; .a (*mart fire W 414 returned
by the enemy, which honey:a conliderably abated
atter fomewhat more than an hour's anion; nn per.
ceiving which, I ordered a party of fifty feamen and
marines, under the command of the Second Lieute-
nant (Mr. Drury), with Lieutenant Hayes and Per-
Reny, of the marines, Mr. Finlaifun ( Midthipman),
Mr. Goddard (Clerk), volunteer, attended by Mr.
Bailey, Affiflant Surgeon, to land on the flank of
the enemy, and drive them from their guns, keeping
up a furry fire from the Hydra, to cwver the boats;
yet,, notwithßanding our endeavours to draw the
particulacattention of the battery, the detachment',
were loon expufed to a croft difcharge of landgrage
from the (hipping and forts, as well as muficetry from
the rocks : unfhaken, however, they advanced; and
having mounted the cliff, which was moil difficult of
accefi'; they attacked the fort with fuch intrepidity,
that the enemy did not think proper to await their
doling, but fpiking the guns, wilted out on the one
fide as our brave fellows entered at the other.—The
battery contained four twenty fix pounders.
This gallant atchievement gave me an opportu-
nity'of employing the broadfide foiely oft the rads.
from which a contiant fire was Rill kept on our peo-
ple on chore.
On gaining the guns Mr. Drury advanced with
the (cameo and a few marines to the town, leaving
Mr. Hayes and his party to retain them, and to oc-
cupy the heights that commanded the decks of the
veffels, and from which he could annoy the enemy.
who v-ere in great numbers on the oppofite tide of
the harbour, which is extremely narrow. As loon as
the town was cleared of the enemy, the crews abaft.
Boned their veffels, but formed in groups of muflce-
try among the rocks and buffies, firing on the feamen
who had now feized the boats on the beach, and
were boarding the polaccas, while another party of
the enemy had gained a height above the marines,
and kept them continually engaged, notwithlianding
tome guns were kept playing on them from the
Hydra.
At half paft three, obferving Mr. Drury in full
poffeffion of the veffels, I fent the reit of the boats,
under Lieutenant Little, to affill in towing them
out, and at (oar had the fatistailion of feeing them
rounding the point, when the marines reimbarked
under a heavy difcharge of mufketry, the enemy
having collet:led their whole force to harals the re-
treat.

When I review the eireumnances attending the
debarkation of this handful of men, and reflect on
the many difficulties they had to furmount in an at-
tack on a fort ftrongly defended by nature, as well as
art, there oppnfed to more than three times their
force for two hours, fucceeding in poffeffing them-
felves the refl.:ls, and deliberately laying out haw.
fers .to the very rocks that were occupied by the
enemy, and warping' thins out against a heft' breeze,
eapofed to a galling fire of mulketry, 1 feel perfeitly
incapable of writing a panegyric equal to their me•
fits.; but it has not required this exploit to (tamp
thefe officers with the charafter of cool judgment and
determiled bravery. During the term of four years I
have witneffed frequent intim-ices of the gallantry of
Lieutenants Drury and Hayes; and Lieutenant Pen.
gelly (though not of fo long a (landing in the Hy.
dra) has ever been a volunteer on fuch fervices. •
I have alfo the greaten pleafure in adding, that the
above mentioned officers fpeak in enthulialtic terms
of the behaviour of all employed under them :—to
your Lordfhip's notice and pri.tation, therefore,
beg molt ftrongly to recommend them.
The conduit of the reR of the officers and Chip's
company fully equalled my pima wifhes ;—to the
tremendous fire they kept up I attribute the fmallnefs
of our lofs and damage, namely—One killed and two
wounded on biiard, and four wounded of the de-
tachment, the fore and mizen tepmans and foretop
failyard fhot through. a few in the hull, and the rig-
ging triflingly cut, is all the damage.
T 6 Mr. M'Kenzie, the Fiat Lieutenant, who has
ferved with me the whole of the war, I feel much
indebted for his affiftance throughout this little en-
terprize.
A defcriprion of the captured reffels. and the names
of the killed and wounded, I inclofe, for your Lord-
fliip's information. The Prince Eugene and Caro-
line were returning to Marfeilles. I have the honour
to be, &c. (Signed) 6. MUNDY.
A Lift of Vac's Captured by hi, Majefty's Ship the Hydra,
Aural. 7.
Polacca Blip Prince Eugene, of 16 guns (pierced fur so) and rio
men.

Polacca brig la Belle Caroline, of :0 guns (pierced for g) and 4o

men.
Pelacca brig II Carmen de Rofario, of 4 guns (pierced for to) and
20 men.
Names of the Killed and Wounded belonging to his Majefty's
Ship the Hydra, Auguft 7.
Henry Brown, feaman, killed.
Mr. Goddard, clerk, &leant Bulb, and Charles Simplon, feaman,
nightly wounded ; Jcr. M'Carthy, Iceman, fevtrely wounded ,
James Sullivan, feaman, and George Saiiibury, private marine,
dangerouily wounded.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Brace, of his Majcfty's Ship the
Virginle, addrrffed to Vice Admiral Whitlhed. Commander in
Chief on the Coalt of Ireland, and tranfruitted by him to the
Honourable W. W. Pule.

Virginie, at Sea, September aB.
Sir—Since my letter of the astb, which Hated the
fituation of the (loops you were pleated to place under
my command, I have the honour to acquaint you,
that by availing myfelf of your orders, and the
information I derived from the Mary, of Liverpool,
1 fucceedcd in intercepting the Jefu Maria Jolef Spa.
nilh lugger privateer, of fourteen i z pounders and
120 M4ll, when the left St. Seluftian or. the lit init.
but only 45 on board whet: taken yetlerday morning,
with finite Englifh prifoners. She appears a complete
verel of her dcfctiption, well armed and appointed,
and to have been commanded by a (lathing enter-
' pt icing chara6ter, too well acquainted with our wait,

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rring captured thirty•five fail, nine during this
asize. Through the chance of war he has fallen,
pd was the only perfon hurt, his yard not Amen-
faring until the molketry had riddled his fails, and
Ole grape (hot brought them down ; he expired of a
astiflcet ball wound as the furgenn went to his MIA.
ante —I h.ive detachrd Lieutenant Powell, of this
'Sip. in the prize, to refcue, if porlible, the captured
velfels, and to afford information to the cruizers,
relying on his exertions.
Oa doling my letter, I have the pletfure to add,
that I have pa recaptured the Commerce, another
of the luggcr's prizes I have the honour to * &c.
(Signed) I. BRAM
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
waa-orrica, OCTOMR to.
4th Regiment of Dragoons—Hofpital Mate George Morfe to be
stiiiftant Surgeon, vice Ledmon, who refigns.
6th Ditto—Philip Glover, Efq. late Lieutenant in the Regiment,
to be Paymalter, vice &airlock, who reigns.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Thomas Brett to be
Lieutenant, by parehafc,viet Warburton, promoted in thenth

. .
Foot.
ifith Ditto—Enfign Charles Smith, from the scth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purehare, vice Pratt. who retires.
In Regiment of Foot—Dinneen Freeman, Gent. to be Affiftant
Surgeon.
3d Ditto—William Almon, Gent. to be Enfign ►y pirchafk, vice
Tomlinfon, who rains.
oth Ditto—Captain William Cordon. from the sth Garrifon Bat-
talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Domenic, who es.
changes ;Campbell Buchanan, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur-
chafe, vice Creffy, whore Appointment has not taken place.
9th Regiment of Foot—Captain Richard Cromptonofrotn the eft
Laneafhire Militia, to he Enfign.
a fith Ditto—Lieutenant William Bloomfield to be Captain of a
' Company by purchafe, vice Attie. who retires.
14th Ditto—Lieutenant John Harris, from the Warwick Mi-
litia, to be Enfign t Enfign and Adjutant ThomasMaling to have

the rank of Lieutenant.
36th Ditto.-Enfign John Vincent to be Lieutenant, without pup.
chafe ; Thomaa Smith, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Vincent.
37th Ditto—Enfign John Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Shaw, de-
feated; Jobe Burke (Hotter, Gent. to be Enfign, else Grant ;
John Nugent, Gent. to be Enfign without purchafe, vice Cool-
tbard, promoted in the ift Weft Indio Regiment.
44th Ditto--nrevet Major William B. Lamb, from Half Pay
of the sth Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice James,
who exchanges.
46th Ditto--Lieutenaut William G. B. Shaw to be Captain of a
- Company, vice Dickfon, dersaftd; Lieutenant James Itulach,
from the 79tli Poot, to be Lieutenant, vice Shaw ; Auguttus '
Mactiamara, Gcnt. to be Enfign, vice Dalton, fuperfeded.
47th Ditto—Enfign Philip Donde' to be Lieutenant. vice Randle.
deoeafed ; lieutenant James J. F. Hely, from the td Lancalhire
Militia, to be Enfign, vice Dundee.
5: ft Ditto--Enfign Francis Minchin, from the Sulfa Militia, to
be Enfign.
56th Ditto--Paymaiter John Finials, from the ad Battalion, to be
Paymalter ot the aft battalion. vice Lewis, deetafed ; Andrew
Moore Davie, fq to be Paymafter of the ad Battalion, vice
Finnits.
59th Ditto—Thos. Kenny, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vice Warren, whole appointment has not taken place.
both Ditto—Comet Henry Straeey, from the tEthLiginDragnons,
to be Enfign by porthole, vice Murray, promoted.
Sift Ditto—Captain James Downing to be Major, by parade,
vice Stuart, promoted in the 14th Foot.
7t ft Ditto—Enfign Robert Baldwin, from the 7th Garrifon Batta.
lion, to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Lockwood, promoted.
14th Ditto—Linter-ant Akuander Grant, from the Invernelantire
Militia, to be Eakin.
77th Ditto—Lieutenant William Green, from the sd Weft York
Militia, to be Enfign.
79th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Mechem from the t nth Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. without purchafe ; En-
lign Donald M'Donald, from the 6th Garnfoo Battalion, to be
Lkutenant, without porthole; John Campbell, Gent to be
Et.fign, mithnut porthole, vice latiacb, promoted; Darken
Pberfon, Getit. to be kap, without porthole, vice John
Canteron, promoted.
gad Ditio—Enfign Thomas Harnett to be Li/utensil, vice Del-
moot, demoted ; Enfign David Thompfon, from the North De-
von Militia, to be Foam vice Rains, prontoted ; James Bel-
isle, Gent. to be Hate. nithout purchafe, vice Harnett.
S3d Ditto•-•Licutenant Frederick Stroubinsie to be Captain of a
Company, without porehafe. vice Carr, promoted ; Enfign
James Robinfon to be Lieutenant, vice Strautkozie • William
Capel, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Robirdon ; John Wood, Gent.
to be ditto, withoist purchafe. vice L'Eftrangc, whore appoint•
meat has not taken place ; Q2arter Matter Setjeant.Thomas
Wright tube Quarter Matter. vice Smith, promoted.
87th Ditto--Enfign W. G. Cavenah, from the 7th GeOfon Bat-
talion, to be Lieutenant. without purchafe, vice I,lcwayk,
permuted in the Bth Garrifon Battalion.
Ditto—Patrick Lynch, Gent. to be Enfign, without pr.
ehafe,vice Donlon, promoted. •
91ft Ditto--Enfign Angus M'Donald to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe ; Lieutenant John MacDougall, from the Argyll Mi-
litia, to be Enfign, vice M'Donald.
97th Ditto—Licutettant Oder Warburton, from the Bth Light
• Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, via Stew-
set. who retires.
toeth Vitto..-Pattick Gibbons, Gent. to be Enfign, without pun-
chafe. vice Murray, promoted.
Sollt Ditto—\ll4 )r John Welsford. from the Bth Gunton Batta-
lion, to be Major, vice Fitz Gerald, who ekehanges.
sit welt India Regiment—Enfign Thomas Coolthard, from the
37th Foot, to be Licuteaane, without purehafe, vice Stewart,
appointed to the t nth Royal Veteran Battalion.
4th Ditto—William Newcomen, Gent. to be Enfiga, vice Vander.
zee, detested.
6th Ditto —Charles Grant, Gent. t• be Enfign, vice D. Grant, de-
ceafed.
7th Ditto—lfue Gaire Wooton, Gest to be lap, by perehak,
vice Kitchen, who retires.
Bth Ditto—John Burke, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe vice
Yates, whole appointment has not taken place.
Royal Writ India Rangers—Lieutenant Alexander Lymburner to
be Adjutant, vice Hubbard, who magas the Adjtuantcy.
York Light infantry Volanteers—linfign Robert Holmes to be
Lieutenant, vice Muller, detested; Serjcant Major William
Peaky, from the Royals, to be Enfign, vice Holmes.
sth Garrifon battalion-a-Captain Compton Doraville, from the6th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gordon, who ex•
changes.
6th -- Gallagher, Gent. to be Enfign, vice M'Donald,
prom&ed iti the p,th Foot.
Bth Ditto—Major Th.enas'George Fitzgerald; front the wilt
*foot, to be Major vice Welsford, who exchanges.
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—tarter Matter Matthew O'Hea,
from halt pay of the late 98toot, to be Wain, vice Gordon,
Who exchanges.
nth Ditto••••i.iCUtrl3llt Givin Stewart, from the aft Weft India
Regiment, to be Litutenant, vice M'Bean, appointed to the
79th Foot.
Nnvs Scotia Fencittles-..Enfign Charles Stewart to be Lieutenant,
vice bowerman,appointed to the 56th Tout; Thomas C. Ham.
toil, Gent. to bt isnlign, vice Stewart.
Canadian Fencibles—Lieutenant Ronald PlPDonnell, from the
Cape Regiment, to be Lieutenant
HOSPITAL STAIR
Hufpital Mate -- Starkic, to be Apothtseette to the Tortes, vies
Walls, applAnted to the 3 tit Foot.
The King's German Legion.
sth battalion of the I.lse—Gentleman Cadet libaltard de Brandin
to be Enfign,vice Weffell, promoted.
Mancntanoom.

The appointment of Gentleman Cadet Earl Ludes?* Bovine to
be knfign in the td Light Battaiion of the King's German Legion,
as listed iu the Gazette of the Ift ultimo, has not taken place.
010KANCII OfFICII, OCTOIRR 9
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Second Lieutenant William F. Dawfoo to be Firft Lleutettant, vice
Towne, tuperfeded, being *Went without leave.
Second Lieutenant Richard Z. Mudge to be ditto, vice Wktman,
decrafed. lioth dated July td,
Gentleman Cadet Thomas J. H. Pins to be Second I.lcstenant,
vice Wade's', promoted. Dated Sept. Iv, tlio7.
Gentleman Cadet Thomas Slanikafd tttlx ditto, rkeHarrie, pro.
avid. Ussed Sept. see Ego,.

Royal Regiment of Artillerpt
Gentleman atdet Charles Shaw to be Second. Lieutenant
Gentleman Cadet John M. Stephens to be ditto.
Gentleman Cadet William Laneine to be ditto.
Gentleman Cadet William L. Robe to be ditto.
All dated October 3, 1807.
Regiment of Artillery of the King's German Legion.
Firft Lieutenant Frederick Rehwinkel to he Captain Commiffary
with temporary rank of Captain, vice Keating, who retires.
Second Lieutenant Frederick de Brand's to be Firlt Lieutenant,
vice ReliwinkeL
Gentleman Cadet William Rummel to be Second Lieutenant,
vies Sandia. All dated Sept. 38,1807.
84211101/1140021.
Second Lieutenant Francis Dubourdieu, of the Corps of Royal
Engineers, is fuperfeded, being abfcnt witheet leave.
Comrniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.—Eaft Kent Militia.
James Simmons, William Brooks, and John Vcfie, Gents, to be
Enfigns. Dated September 14, 1807:
Weft Kent Militia.
Jofcph Warde, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Aegult 26, 1807.
Eaft Kent Volunteers.
John Dawfon, Gent, to be EnAgn. Dated Septembet 22, 1807.
Lath .4 Skray Volunteers.
Major H. Lade to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Harris, promoted ;
Lieutenant Charles Wrench to be Captain, vice Smith, refigned ;
Granville H. Wheeler, Efq. to be.ditto, vice Smith. refigned ;
Henry Wailer, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Waller, Gent.
to be Enfign; Robert Matron Wittnall,Gent. to be ditto. Dated
September 35,1807.
Sheppey Volunteers.
F. Colman, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated September 25,1807.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
North Hants Regiment of Militia.
Lieut. Richard Terry to be Captain, vice Lewis, rsSgned. Dated
September 30. t 847.
Henry Howe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated °dishes 3,1807.
Commiffions in the Berldbire Regiment of Militia,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
William Shaw, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hair, promoted
Dated June 3,1807.
William Johntion, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Lowry, difplaced. Da-
ted Augult to, tBo7.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Nov. 3. Vl'illiam Mathefon, of Shad Thames, Dock Head, Surrey,
coal-merchant, dealer and eb Torun, at ten, at Guildhall.
October t 7. William Pullen, of Wells Row, lilincon, Middlefes,
butcher, dealer and charm's, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPI.s.
John Perkins and George Bebe% at Oxford-greet, St. Mary- la-
bonne, Middlefee, woollen-drapers, dealers, chapmen, and co-
partners, to furrender October so. el. at tan, and November a n,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Turner, Edward•thect,
Cavendifh (quire.
Michael Wilk's:, of Nevreaftle.upen-Tyne, fpirit merchant, dealer
and chapman, November 3,3, and at, at eleven, at the Shake-
(pear Tavern, Neweaftle-sepoe•Tyne. Attornies, Mr. William
Atkinfon, Chancery -lane, London; or Mr. Jofeph Bainbridge,
Newcattle• upon-Tyne.
John Hall and William Doutip, of Neweaftle.upon-Tyne, mer-
theists and copartners, November 2,3, and at, at eleven, at the
Shakelpeare Tavern, Newealle• upon Tyne. Anomie', Mr.
William Atkinfon. Cnancery-isee, Loi.don ; or Mr. Jo(,ph
Bainbridge, Newcaftle upon- Fyne.
John Hodgfon the younger, of Coleman- ftreet, London,merchant,
October 17, at, and November ar, at twelve. at GuikibalL At.
tornies, Meffrs Collin., and Wailer, Spital-fquare.
William Anderson, of Livapool, upholiterer, dealer and chapman.
November 2,3, and 21, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John..
ftreet, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. John Cukirt, Liverpool.
George Bridpott, late of Old Cavendins-ftreet, Oxford-greet, St.
Mary la- bonne, paper banger and painter, October 17, 24, and
Nov. at, at twelv-, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Charles
kinfon, No. 322, Oa ford-Itreet.
Cornelius Bland, of La mbAreet, SpitalSelds, Middlefez, grocer,
dealer and ehapman, October 53, 37, and Nov at, at ten, at
Guildhall. At'orney, Mr. Thomas Williams, No. 46, Upper
John-itreet, Fitzroy equate.
DIVIDENDS.
October is. Jonathan Parker, late of Gofport, Hants, baker, at
one, at the Dolphin Inn, Gofport.
October 13. antißopher Watfon Helens, of Plymouth, Devon,
lien-draper at eleven, at the Bufli Tavern, Briltol.
October 0.7. Pain Browne, of Newman-ltreet, Oxford-greet,
Middiefez, at twelve, Gullaalk
October :3. Harry Krupp, late of Highgate, Middlefez, and of
the New Cora Exchange, London, eau and feedlador,
twelve, at Guildhall.
Odober 14. Kan Hadley Redden, of Weft Bromwich, Stafford
&ire, iron-founder, at eleven, at the,Shakefpeare Tavern, Nen-
ftrat, Birmingham.

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PROM THE LONDON GAZETTR, OCTOBER to.
Avenge Price of Corn in England and Walcs,trant the Returns
ending Ott. 3, doi.
Wheat. 1 Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. Pears.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. 4 s. d.
7o 47 5 38 IS i 6 63 tt
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the week aiding Oa. 7, u 3 is. sid.per hundred weight.

FBA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON. OCT. to.
caloots SOLD, and ram's.
Monday, I Wednard. I Friday.
Ofts. 1 Oet. 7. 1 Oit 9,
x 151 61 siss 6
3 SI 9
I 33 6
s 1 ss 6

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Adair 's Main
Benton Long
Biggs Main -
Bryan Main
Croft's Main -
EigatonMoor . a
Holton Main . 3
1-10 burn Main - 4

SS 0

so 6
54 0
34 6

Holywell Main - I
Keaton Main 0 a
Marton Main -
Percy Main - I
Poritop Wintifors. _

so 0
ss 6

S 5 9
siS o

'49 6

49 6

so 0

36 3

BIRTHS.
At Chrenlen•Rreet. Dublin, the wife of Mr. R. O'Connor, el
two boys and a girl—they ate all in good health, and likely to do
well

On the 6th Inßant, at Farnham Royal, Bucks, Mrs. Clephane,
wife of Colonel Clephane, M. P. of a foe.
In Great James-ftreet, Bcdfurd row, tb. Lady of Jokes Sladen,
Rfq. of a fon.

MARRIRD.

At Gretna Green. Mr. Edmond William Hogg, of Limerick, tui
Mils Sargent, daughter of James Sargent, of Clare• then, Efq.
On the 6th inftant, John Gibfon, Efq of Rofs, Herefordadre.
to Mifs Eliza Knapp, daughter of the Rer. Thomas Knapp, of
Engle6eld, in the County of Berks.
Lately, at Newcaftle, Captain Oobb, of the Suffer Militia, to
Mifs Dorothy Metcalf, daughter of W. Metcalf, Efq.
Lately, a couple at a church in Liverpool, whole united ages
amounted to 164 years; the bridegroom 84, and the bride S.)
years old.
Lail Auguft, at St. Chriftopher's, the Right Hon. Lord Cran-
ftoun, to Mifs Macnamara, eldeft daughter of John Macnamara,
Efq. of that Wand.
Lately, at Bretterton, in Suffolk, Nathan Drake, M. D. to Mill
Rofe, of that place.
On Saturday fennight, Wtn. Lake, Efq. of Falmouth, to Mifs
Harriet Tippet, daughter of James Tippet, Efq. of that place.

DIED.

At Stirling. on the sad ult. Captain Thomas Malian, late of
the ytft Regiment of Foot.
On the Sib inftant, Henry Thurloe Shadvrell, Efq. of Rinvnell,
Sutra, a 'lattice of the Peace, and Captain of a Volunteer Cavalry
Corps, called the Maffei Guides.
On the sth infant, at his haute, Sampfon's Hall, near Had.
leigh. in Sipfolk the Rev. Chriltopher Tennant, many years Redtor
of Highans, In that county. .
Sunday and Moadarte'nnight,Enzabeth and Lona, daughters
of the Rev. Thomas Dudley Fo&flake, F. A. S. &c. of HoffkV,

On the ad infant, at Alverftolte, Hants. the Rev. Dr. Sturges,
nos: of the Prebendirias of Winehefter, and Chancellor of that
Dimes.
Wedneillay left, Mrs. Lawfon, wife of Abraham Lawfon, Efq.
of Katlington Gore.
On the 59th Ilk. at Chelka, the infant daughter of George Cole-
broalte, Rfq. aged two days.
On the sth infiant, at his feat, lghtham Court Lodge, Kent,
Richard James, Efq. Receiver General for the County, and many
years Colonel of the Weft Kent Regiment of Militia.
At Chatham Elate, St. James's, Jamaica, on the 17th of March
lan, Robert SteeLfon of Mr. Robert Steel, writer in Lanark.
At Drogheda, Wm. Gibbons, M.D. one of the Aldermen of
that town.
At his feat, at Summer-hill. near Limerick. Major Charles
Smith, Efq. Paymafter of the Limerick City Militia.
Mrs. Windt's, the wife of Mr. Arthur Windus, of the Council
of the City of London. This molt excellent lady, after fuftaioing
r a very long, keen and painful illoefs with fingular fortitude and
molt patient refignatlon, rid the left tribute of Nature on the
9th latent, in the 66th year of her age. It is only the rigid and
cold meafure of nitise to fay;that throughcut life, this molt anti
able chanties plouily performed all her various dodo of daughter.
wife, mother,aud friend. Her eonduet was exemplary in piety, in
humility, la dignity, in virtue : it created the belt itos.e of the re.
ward of a future Rate,and was every way highly worthy of the
imitation of her fee.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Mortiog o minutes lets: is
Aftawom • t minutes she: is

SALES BY AUCTION.

LIVERPOOL

By Order of the Honourable the am miffioners of his Makfty's
Cafinms, will be fold by Audio°, in the Long Room, Cuitons-
Houfe, Liverpool, on Thurfday the tsth of Odober, iBO7,
preeifely at two o'clock in the afternoon,
QUNDRY (ksantities of Coffee. Sugar, Spirits,
tJ Totacco, and 46 (mall Bags of Cotton Wool.-.. The Goods
may be teen, and Catalogues obtained, by applying to Henry Se-
gar, at the Cullom Honk, two days previous to the day of tale.

CUSTOM HOUSE. HAS LINO.
On Thurfday the tsth day of Odtober, alloy, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon,

E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
T 8s Bags and Calks, quantity about 2896 lbs. inanufadured
Tobacco. _ _ .

1; 33g.
Tobacco.

quantity about 6831ba unnsanufadured

The above Tobacco has been fcized, is legally condemned, and
will be fold in (mall Lots, from aolbs. topolbs. each. .

When delivered. it will be accompanied with an hulk Permit,
and may be taken into Stock.
The Goods may be viewed n.tt morning of Sale.
N.B. Twenty-live per Cent. Depoftt will be requir-d.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with One Hundred and

Seventy-thres Acres ale:eaten Land.
By Mr. WELLER,
At the Crows Inn, Emfworth, TO-MORROW, at twelve
o'clock, in two Lots,
Lot 1. A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE.
1 fltuate at Chidham, In the County of Sure:, conlif-
ting of a large farm honk, garden, orchard, and three tenements,
four barns, extenfive (tables, and other out buildings, together
with 173 acres, cuftomary meafure, of Arable, Meadow, and Cop-
pice Land, io a very high Rare dcukivatioo. now in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Cheefeman, whole men expim at Michaelmas next.
Chidham is Gtuated about four miles and a half welt from Chi-
cheiter, and the fume dißanee Eaft from Havant.
Lot 2. Compiles the two next valuable Frefentations to the
Ream of Thorney Bland, in Suffes, a pkafantly fituated retitle=
with so acres of rich Glebe Land, and the Tythes of z 000 acres
of molt productive Land. ,The foil is particularly favourable for
the growth of Wheat. The prefent incumbent aged about 58.—
The annual value is eftimated at 4251.
Printed particulars may be bad, and the cftate viewed by ap-
plying to Mr. Weller, Chichefter; Mars. Winftartley and San,
Paternolter-row, London; particulars alto of ?Aces. Butler, So •
lieltors, Havant.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AHANDSOME Sapked Brick-built Dwat.t.leic-
House ; eonfißing of in entrance Hall, two Parloun (one
t 6 feet by ill, the other 14 by 16), with five good Bedchambers
on the lirft floor and three on the attic ; with a Kiachen, Dairy,
Brew-boufe, Pantry, Cellar Sec- Alto, a Coach houfe, Stable,
and Cyder-Mill, two, Gardens, with about two Acres of Paf•
cure and Orcbardlog djoiping ; fame time Once in the occupation
of *looel Molynant, finte of William Vaughan, EN. but now
Sa Mrs. Davis, as teak from year to year.
The Prentifes are Freehold, and the &nation is in the pleafant
village of Whiteburch, is the above County, near to Coal, aad
plentifully fupplled with water—in the, centre of a (porting country,
abounding with game and Alb, near the navigable anti much ad-
, mired River Wye.
Whiteburch is on the road from Rots to Monmouth, fir miles
from the former and four from the latter, both good market
towce—and the Mail Coach pities daily through the village, to
and from London, South Wales, and the South of Ireland.
For particulars apply to William Hooper, Attorney, kols, (If
by letter, poR paid.)--September :Sol.

iTOCKTON.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And entered upon at May-day nest.,nr Cooper If convenient to
the Furthers,
ACapitally-built FREEHOLD DWELLING
HOUSE, In the centre of the Market-place of Stockton,
occupied by Mr. Richardfon Ferrand, Druggift reuniting of an
eteeltent mop (with dry cellars underneath) a parlour, two good
kitchens and a pantry on the ground floor, a fpzeiou. drawing
room, three lodging rooms, and a (tore room on the fecund floor;
four lodging rooms and a drains room on the third door, another
lodging room on the fourth floor, and garrets over the whole
A fig-flailed liable and convenient out.ollices in the yarid, with two
oth, r ft able., opening into the back ftteet to which the prcmiles et •
tend t the whole being well fitted up sod fulfilled, and forming a
atoll defirabic &nation for an enrollss wholefale or retail trade.
Mr. Ferrand will thew the presnifes, and for particulars apply
to Mr. Edward Preft, Druggift ; or Mr. Henry Rehinfoo. Tea
dealer, York ; or to Mr. Cbrittopher, Bookfclicr, or Mats. Robyn-
tree and Frank, Soliciting Stockton.
sth Weber, 1807,

TURTLES.
WILTSHIRE, King'. Head Tavern, Pnuk
is now laodiog fevers! Lott of toe livity Turtles for fa
Turtles dretrei evert day, in the highett perfeaien for partici sag
fort to any part of Town or Country

DE VELNO'sVEGE CA IS LEPI L LS are prived,
by experience, to be the belt and molt innocent APeratiic
Purifier, and Sweetener of the blood; ndthore who are alto:led
with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy. Fcropbula or ant
other Difordersarifing from vitiated Blood ; or t'n.fc who Invent
paired their cooftitutions by Diffipation, juvenile I.4ircretian, or
Mercurial Medicines, Mould by no means omit a covert of the Ve.
getable Pills during the Autumn The operation o' this vahtable
Vegetable Alterative is fo pleafent and falutary as not to interfere
with the avocations of bullocf • or pleafure; its action is confined
to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or reltraint iv diet;
it diffolves in the stomach, blends with the food. and gradually
pervades the circulating Oui.ls, corn:fling in its parrage any devia.
don from a Rate of convalercence; in Lon, it la the long fought
for Vegetable Specific. or fare, but naive fubltitute for that
fathionable mineral, Mercury its efficacy excites the attention n 4
furprife of medical men, for when all other medicine. have filial,
De Velno's Pills may be relied on as a fpecific for aft Diforders
which originate in an impure or impaired Rate of the Blood.
Prepared by Mr C. Staples, n.,w title Proprietor, and fold
Wholefale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, St. Paige
Church-yard, on the Footway, London —Price aa. 6d. and eat

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