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• ,
Elation • ' he afpire s, to tie dignity. of reprefenting
you in Parliatnent ; bin, in his ' exertions of

per?onal
paying refpetts individually to a large and relpeEtable
body of the Livery, he has fo exhatifted his health,
that his phyficians declare they think he is not ably
to appear before you to day without danger. What
are the duties of a Member of Parliament ? The fit it
is to pi-meet, and regard as ficred, our venerated
Conftiturion. The fecond is, to refill. by all prac-
ticable means, every attempt that (hall be made to
break dovin any of thole public principles by which
that Conflitution is ttpheld. With regard to thefe
two effential qoalifications of a Member of Parlia-
ment, Mr. Alderman Hankey is not inferior to any
man in London ; as to your own immediate and
direft interells, he is figulatly.well qualified to ',tote&
them. Hellas been bred in the mercantile line; he
underfiands thoroughly the true principles of com-
merce ; he knows the value of true et conomy, ks
well as true energy in the diration of public affairs)
he has had ,a liberal education, to which he adds
great praelieal experience, by which his knowledge
on the general affairs of the world is become con-
fummate ; and he is a man of the 1330 a indifpotable
integrity. Although he is convinced of the neceffity
of a vigorous profecution of the great conteft in
which we are engaged, as the only means of arriving
at an honourable termination of it, yet he is an
enemy to the abufes which have crept into Come de-
partments of the State, and ;will be found ready to
co-operate in meafures belt adapted to remove them.
Such a man is Mr. Alderman Hankey, and fuch arc
his claims to become a Member Of the Biatith Lev&
lature, and to reprefent'the great City of London in
Parliament—(Grrat applaufe.)—The Worthy Alder.
man then obferved, that he knew the feotiments of
Mr. Alderman Hankey were entirely againft that
fyttem of taxation, which had a partial and oppreffive
pretlure on the commerce of the empire—a fytlem
which it was the immediate duty of the Reprefenta.
tires of the City of London to refill. In a word,
Mr. Alderman Hankey was both able and willing to
ferve the City of London in the molt cottplcuous,
moll honourable, and moll ttfeful fituation—that of
its Reprefentative in Parliament."
The names of the Candidates were then pot up,
and the Sheriff. declared the (how of hands to have
fallen on

Mr. Alderman HA N X E T, Mr. Alderman Snaw, and
Mr. Alderman Count, Mr Alderman Pales;
Upon which a poll was demanded by Alderman
Sir William Curtis.

The greaten (how of hands certainly, and the
greaten applaufe ally, were in favr.ur of Mr. Alder.
man Hankey and Mr. Alderman Combe.
At the clofe of the poll, however, the numbers
were.—

For Alderman Pant
Alderman Cuaris
Alderman HANltar
Alderman SuAW
Alderman Comag

171
167
154
148
124
London, England, 1807-05-07

CITY OF LONDON ELECTION.

Yefterhy about one o'clock, the magnificent and
fpacious Guildhall of London was crowded by the
Livery, there being, we prefume, not lets than 6,ocz
prefent.
The „Sheriff opened the bufinefs of the day, lay
caufing the King's Precept, for proceeding to the
Eleetion of four Citizens to reprefent the Livery of
London in Parliament, to be read.
Alderman Sir WILLIAM Corm came forward in
front of the Huffing:, to addrefs the Livery, and
was confidrrably applauded. isle fplke as nohow:—
" The King has again put into your hands one of
your ancient a9d moft valuable privileges—that of
alter:Wing together to eleft four perfons to reprefent
you in the Gteat Alrembly of the Nation. I have
prefumed to come before you—without any confci•
oufnefs in my ry:„ I, of having done any thing to for-
feit your elleem—to folicit once more the honour of
reprefenting you, and for the fifth time, in Parlia.
merit. I cannot bring to my mind any inllance in
which I have failed to difcharge the duties of my
Ration, or failed to attend to the pledges which I
have made to you. If I had, I [Could not have pro
fumed to come foriard to addrefs you—(brans )
Gentlemen, Gentlemen, at this extraordinary crifis, his Majelly,
has been pleafed to appeal to his people for. the ap-
probation of his conduit. I have but a few wrrls
to fay—yon all know that I have been a faithful fub-
jerft to the King, and a trolly Reprefentative to Joni
in four Parliaments. I have always fupported the
principles of our moR glorious Conflittoion, and,
upon thole principles, I appeal again to you, and fo-
licit the hoolur of being one of your Reprefentatives
in a fifth Parliament. All I can fay is this, that if
I have that honour. I (hall ferve you faithfully.—
lam known to 700 all, young and old—l feet in
my confeience fatisfied that I have ferved you all
faithfully—and I rejoice to fee fo many noble coun-
tenances now [miring on me, from which I am
confident of foccefs at this EleCtion.-6reat applaufi.
Mr. Alderman CeMBE came forward amtdit a
bUrft of applaufe, and fume feeble attempts of dif•
approbation. He Paid that he was Co much in the
habit of prefenting himfelf to the lame, y, that it
was now familiar to him—" It is now (laid he) 15
years fence I entered into your fervics, and I ha'e
been your fervant, and that of the public, withosf
any other reward than that of your approbation, 2,4
I hope that of the public. It has been my gm
fortune, in the difcharge of thole duties; whial
London, England, 1807-05-07

IRA" STAR.

TO SAMUEL WHITBREAD, ESQ M. P. FOR THE
BOROUGH OF BEDFORD.
SIR-4 have read your painted Addrefs to the
Worthy and Independent Eleaors of Otis Borungh,
dated April 29, which you have been pleated, or ad-
vifed ( which ever phrase you like bell), to circulate;
and I have (Ince feen the Addrefs which you have
been pleated or advifed to infert in the :Northampton
Me. curt', dated Diver •Itrect, April 23.
sir, I cannot bat remark (as I know many others
have dine), that the circulated Addrefs contains
only the firtt and lea paragraphs of the Advertife-
ment, with this Itriking variation, viz. the circulated
Addrefs begins—" His Mildly has been pleated to
diffolve the Parliament."
The Advertifement begins-4, The King's Mini.
Rers have raflrly advifed his Majesty to diffulve the
Parliament ;" and, in. your Advertifernent, (after
making, what you term an expolition„ attaching no
fmall degree of blame to his Majeßy's Minillers,) you
obferve s' in a fituaticn fo alarming, and when the
" Councils of the King are guided by fuch pet font,
" I have thought it neceffary to make this expofitiun
" to you my earliel, trft, and conflant friends."
Permit me to elk you why was it not inferred in
the Addrefs circulated amongll them, rather than
, the newfpaper? The Addrefs, one may fuppofe, was
intended to be, and would be, read by them in par-
ticular ; but very few of them would read the ncwl-
paper.
Bur, perhaps, Sir, your advifers (for you have
your advifers as well as his Mildly), may have ad-
'iced you to publilk the expolition in the newfpapers
for the information of the public, in the form of an
advertifement to the EleClors (recollefling that left
year you publilbed an expaiition in the form of a pri-
vate, or public, or privatepublic letter, addreired to
Sir Francis Piirdett) ; but in the real Addrefs to the
EleEtors, to ons:t the expofition altogether, and Gillen
the language of the other part of the Addrefs, left
you lhould give offence to thofe who might be foolifh
and fcriipulous ; and inftead ofabruptly acquainting
the EleEtors that his Majcily's Minger: had roll* ad
injed the difolution, merely to apprize them that his
Mojclly had been pleated to c?jfolve the Parliommi ; or per-
haps your advifers may have advifed yoo, that all
you have related in yone expofition was,. like your '
London, England, 1807-05-07

DEAL, MAY 6.

Sailed his Maki fhips VANGUARD, for Yar-
mouth; Ws:, for Sheernefc ; Mosckylvo, FamtLess,
and PlllO4lll, on a cruize.—Arrived his Majeßy's
(hips SATILLIT! and SBA-GULL, from a cruize, and
remain in the Down's with the reit of the !hips, as
per lalt.
London, England, 1807-05-07

DOVER MAY 6.

Sailed this morning, the chip Apollo, Capt. War..
TERS, of and for Hamburgh, with a cargo of rice,
from Charledon; detained byithe BLAZiIt gun-brig
fume time fence, and now ordered to Llndon, to fed
her cargo, indead of going to her port of dellination.
—We had a dreadful dorm lad night, of thunder.
lightning, and rain; providentially no damage was
done.—Wind S.W. and moderate.

LLOYD'S LIST.
GAAVZSIND, MAY 6—Patted by the Starling. Johnfnc, from
Almeria; Two Good Sifters; Anna, Meyer; Young Joh°, Lap-
fon ; and the Fortune, Hope, from Tonningen.—.Sailed the Bro-
dant, Stol.h,for Norway; Attrea, Maxwell, and the JEfealaplus,
Calling, for Rip; Mary Ann, Brittow ; and Adriatic, Boatbam,
for Petal:burgh; Marquis of Kildare, Park, for Gottenburgh;
Mary, Codd; and the James, Stark, for Elflitore.

The Clothier. EDWARDS, from —, is captured
and funk by a French privateer.
The Lady Saumarez, TAIDIFF, frQM Sicily for
London, is captured by a Genoefe privateer, and
carried into Barcelona.
London, England, 1807-07-03

WEYMOUTH.-FOR FUBLIC SALE,

Oa Thurfday the 9th of July, asy, at Herm o'Ciock in the
Forenoon, at the Crown lon,
THE good Dogger, AMIABLE ROSETTE,
BURTHEN about 84 Tons, has a flat bottom, and is a
moft excellent Veffel for a River or Inland Navigation ; a Prize,
captured on her Voyage from Bourdeaux. to Nantz, by his Ma-
jefty's Ship Imperieufe,Captain Lord COCIRANt, and condemned
in the High Court of Admiralty.
Immediately after will be Sold her Cargo, confining of
z6a Hhda. Red Wine a Calk Brandy
as Hitch. White Champaign as Cafes Soap
Cafk Bringtone 42 Cakes Rofin
' The Goods may be viewed and particulars known on applies-
tion, three days 'previous to the Sale, to Jofeph Horsford, Efq.
Weymouth..—June a 9,

EXCELLENT MODERN-BUILT RESIDENCE,
COACH HOUSE, STABLING, and OFFICES, F
near WORTHING, SUSSEX. .

i 4) be LET Fornithed, for 4,6, or is months; by Meals.
WINSTANLEY and SON,

A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, with Coach
Houfe. Stabling for Ave Horfes, large Garden, and Pleafure
Ground, containing about two Acres, °mate in the delightful
Village of Hilda), only four miles from Worthing, twelve from
Brighton, and about $4 from London.
The Houle contaius numerous Bed Rooms, Dining and Draw-
ing Rooms, Breakfait Parlour, Kitchen, and domcitic Offices,
fuitable to the accommodation of a large family.
To be viewed, and particulars knowo by applying to Mr. Tate.
Findon ; particulars alto of Mr. Weller, Chichester; and df Meffri.
Winftanley and Son, Paternofter row.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, GRAVESEND, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mel as. JOHNSON and SON,
At the Falcon Tavern, Graverend, onThurfday, July 9, tfloys
At Three o'Cloek, to Three Lou,
LOT I.

A SUBSTANTIAL and Commodious brick-butts
DWELLING HOUSE, tido-ably fituated In King-flareet,
Gravefend, Kent, and fronting the New Road, leading from Lon-
don to Rochefter, containing good Dining Room and Parlour,
roomy Shop, airy Bedchambers, Kitchen, good CeUar, Yard, add
other do/nettle conveniences.

Let on Leafe to Mr. Edward Martin, for a term of which tat
years are unexpired at Midfummer next, at the low rent of a5l.
per annum.
Lot 2. A Dwelling Houfc adjoining the above, late in the °wt.
patio° of Mr. Wm. Lance, containing Drawing Room, and Par..
lours of good &mentions, light, airy Bed chambers, Kitchen,Yard,
and good Cellars. Suppofed value pet annum, 351.
Lot 3 A brick built Dwelling Movie, (at prefent unoccupied)
fronting partly towards King ftreet, and partly towards High-
ftrect, containing on the upper Stories, Apartments fimilar to
Lot 2. On theground floor, twa good Parlours, and a very light
roomy Shop, Kitchen, and excellent Dry Cellars: the whole are
well fupplied with water.
May be viewed by applying to Mail. Johnfon and Son, High•
ftreet, Gravefend.—Partkulan and Conditions of Sale may be
had fifteen days prior to the Sale, of Metfrs. )(Alnico and 800,
Oravefend; Batfon's Coffee Houle, Corolla', London; Granby.
Dartford; Bull, Rachefter ; Bell, Maiditon: ; and at the Office of
Mr. Evans, Solicitor, Gravefend.
London, England, 1807-07-03

•-•ti Peat kie.ipisAw

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CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, lily 1,
FOR SALE,
By Order if the Honorrahle the commrssioin :s of his
MAJESTrs CUSTOMS,
On Tetra, the 7th, Wieheotisto the Bt6 and Thallay the 9th eef
rly IS:7
At three ?dna is the &Prawns •iof &Aid days,
In the Lag Resat, Cuing Horfi,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which areailatel at
frail Zniontitiee, for the kYter aecontion if the feer;lo•
deistersole wall di private terfons,who rho.* to kesiotPutshafers t •
701 tiPWITATION.
Ealt India Prohibited Goods. Ste
FOR HOSIL CONSUMPTION.
Wine, Haikem Oil, Sugar and other Grocery, Cordage, Skins,
Filtering Stones, Sword Blades, Vulture Feathers, Ghat Ware,
Iron Hoops. Fire Arms, Watling, Buttons. Canvas, Tea, Coffee,
Catniarick. Mullin, Nankeen Cloth, ShaWls, Late, Watches, Snuf
Boxes, Gold Seals, Bracelets, .and other Ornaments, Pidturoli
Boats, Timber, aterials of Varela Tulip and King's Wood,
curious Antique Mask PiEture, (wary Pieces of ditto, Tobacco
Allies and Cinders, Canary Seed, and fundry other Sorts of 'Mods
as mentioned In the Catatogue.
CLCAI OF ALL DUTIti.
The Tobacco Atha and Cinders to be viewed at the King's
Tobacco Warehoufe, Londoit Docks ; Boats, Timber, Materials or
V Veffels, Tulip and King's Wood at the Tobacco Ground. near
Greenland Dock ; and all theothcr Goods attii MaJefty's Ware-
houfe, Coltorn Houle, London, on Friday the Ati, Saturday the
4th, and Monday the 6th of July, tgoy, and on the Days of Side,
from Nine in the Morning to One In the Afternoon, where Cata•
logues will be delivered.
N. B. Goods 6:sight at this Sal* ring, he paid fir on or 6cfirt
Saturday the asth ofYu/ y, 1897, ktweett the hours if Nice **Clod
in the Morning and Three in the Afiernwa' or the depofis made aerate
will akolutely iceowefocleited, end tbe antis refold at a future Sale. •

AMERICAN FLOUR—FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At Jack's Coffee.hbufe, over the Corn. Exchange, on Monday, tbs
6th of July, 'Soy, at one o'clock,
ABOUT 3.500 Barrels and vo half Barrels, of
fuperfine American Flour, ately imported, a part partially
damaged.
It lies at the London Dock;and may be viewed till the fate.
Catalogues may be had and further particulars known, on applica-
tion to Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Palmer, Sworn Brokers ; or
to Wks. Scott, Harrb, and Co. No Is, Aldermanbury.
London, England, 1807-07-03

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Cdufols, for July 6311—Reduced 6211--Oretniuns 11 pr.
Exchequer 11iUs, par to 3s. diL
PRICE OF STOCKY YESTERDAY : _

3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 62ift
3 per Cent Copr Ann. that
4 Pe* Ccnt• gotii
lqng Annuities t 7 tt-t6ttis
Eidia Bencli‘ ZS. i S. pram

Imp. Ann. 7 9-i6ttict .
Bacheq. Bills, es. a is. a 34.. dif.
Omnium / pre. par
Lottery Tickets 191. 171.
i Cairo's for ace. 63+1i

It has been confidently afferted, that a private
letter has been received from Konigfberg, of the date
of tht 17th ult. Rating, that the battle of the 1011,
fo far from having terminated in the defeat cf the
Ruffians, was decidedly in favour of the Allies, and
will eventually prove much to their advantage—that
only a part of the Ruffian army was engaged ; and
that•they fell back as a matter of prudence, and not
from defeat. We with we could add, that we have
been able to trace this Ilatement to an authentic
fuurce—but on the contrary, we have reafun to
believe that no fuch letter has been received.

The repott, that government had received dif-
patches from Lord HUTCHINSON, relative to the
battle of the 14. th is, we underhand, altogether un-
founded : indeed, Minifiers have received no official
account whatever, of the tranfadions of that day.

THE EXPEDITION.
RAMSGATN, JULY 2.

" The number of tranfports which failed yefierday
morning from the Downs was ezattly one hundred
and three, exclufive of three gun brigs their convoy.
In conefquence of light baffling winds, about thirty
fail brought up left night off the North Foreland ; but
the wind blowing from the Weil this morning, fi on
carried them ought of fight, and they are all now,
with a fine rattling breeze, confiderably advanced
on their voyage.

" A number of light tranfports are daily coming
into the Downs ; and another embarkation of troops
is Rill fpoken of as likely to take place ; but neither
troops nor tranfports are yet arrived here for that
purpofe ; nor have any orders to that effeft been re-
ceived at Canterbury. The regular force now there
cnnfias of the ad Heavy Dragoons, of the King's
German Legion, one troop of Englifh Horfe Artil-
lery, two companies of Foot Artillery, three Brigades
of Drivers, and two troops of the Waggon Train."

g, DEAL, JULY a.

" Arrived the PELICAN floop, with a number of
tranfports under her convoy, which are to fail wi►h
the remainder of the German Legion, compofirg the
thhd divifinn." •
London, England, 1807-07-03

HACKNEY MIDDLESEX.

Well-accullomed Public-Houfe, four newly.eredled neat Cottages
and Dwelling-houfe, and their Appurtenances, and eligible
building Land, Haeknef.—.FREEHOLD.
TO BE SOLD BY ABCTION,
(If not fooner difpofed of by Private Conte26l),
At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Wednefday, July Is,
any. at twelve o'clock at noon, either together, or in fuch Lots,
and fulled to fuch Conditions as Mall be then agreed upon,
AWell-accuftomei PUBLIC-HOUSE, known 6T
the name or fign of the Two Black Boys, with hatable Out-
Buildings and Conveniences.
A good Dwelling-hoofe, and four neat Cottages, all nearly
muted, fituate in Well's ftreet, in the Parini of St. John, at Hulk•
ney, in the County of Middlefex, and upon or near to the Road
from London to Hommerton, now in the holding of Mars. Gif-
ford and Co. or their under-tenants, under an agreement for a
Leak for jo years, whereof 39 years will be to come on the 24th
day of June, 1807, at the yearly rate of 241. but capable of very.
confiderable advance at the expiration of the term.
A Cottage and Garden near to the above, containing 3 R, x 4 p.
or thereabouts, in the bolding of Mr. William Geary, as tenant
from year to year, at an old rent of 81.8 s. per annum.
Two Pieces of Meadow or Failure Ground, called Long Fidd,
and Black Voy's Field, containing together 5 A. t R. ao P. or there-
abouts, and another en Hackney Marili, called Bullifonts, cos.
taining 2 A. o R. 4 P. or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr.
William Major, as tenant from year to year, at the yearly rent of
a4l. ts.

A Piece of Meadow or Pafture Ottnind, in Moor Down; ad-
kilning the laid Pieces, called Long Ficid, and Black By Fields
containing 3 A. 3 R. or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr.
Robert Pulsfurd, u tenant front year to year, at the yearly rent of
z6l. tbs.

Mr. Cos, the tenant of the two Black Boys will thew the Pr
mires; and further pa:titulars may be known on application to
Mr. Morris, folicitor, in Newport, Salop ; or to hleffrs.Benboir
and Hope, (elicitors, No. s, Stone Buildings, Lincoln'. lona
iLondon.
London, England, 1807-07-03

TO FARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

A. Genteel YOUNG MAN will be received as an.
APPRENTICE in an old eftabliihed Concern in the mann-
fidturing and mercantile line in the City : mutt be capable of
writing a neat hand, alfo poffefs a ►nowledge of Accounts.— A
premium will be expedled. References will be given of the
brit (fin aatirclied to A. B. No. 20,
Milk ftreet, Chepftde, will meet attention.
London, England, 1807-07-03

'RIDAY, JULY s, 180-7-

In the Pref., and will be publifhed In a few days.
A LET rER. addreired to the Right Honourable
SPENCER. PERCRVAL, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
en the Subjeet of The ABOLITION of LOTTERIES, which it
is ruotouted is about to take place.

• ADVERTISEMENT.
SHIRE OF ROSS AND CROMARTY, Ste.
THE Honourable the COMMISSIONERS for
-I- HIGHLAND ROADS and' BRIDGES having, by their
Secretary tranfmitted to me a Road Plan, Report and Eftimate
for a Road, which it is propofed Ihould be executed from the vil-
lage of Caitrin to Auchnatheen, and from thence to Lochcarron,
and after paling the Ferry of Stroam, through Loilsalfh to Kyl
cbaken, with their Refolutions for carrying the fame into erred, in
fo far as I: may depend on them, I hereby do in term of the Ad of
the ♦ith year of the King, intituled " an Adt for affcffing the Pro-
prietors of Lands in the County of Rots, and luch parts of the
Counties of Cmmarty and Nairn as lie in the County of Refs, to-
wards the expence of making and fupporting fuels Roads ai thall be
approved of by the Commiffsoners appointed by an Ad paired in
the ♦3d year of his prefent Majetty, for making Roads and build-
log Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland ;" (unman a General
Meeting of the whole heritors of the County of Rofs, and of fetch
parts of the Counties of Cromartie and Nair; as are locally
fituated within the County of Rots, to meet at Dingwall, either by
themfelves or their Proxies, duly authorifed, on Wedoefday, the
19th day. July next, when the laid Survey, Report, Eitimate,
and Refold- ions, of the Honourable Commiffinners, Mall be laid
before them for their confuleration and determioatiou ; and when
they are to determine how far it is proper to make a further appli•
cation to the Honourable Commiffionera for Surveys, Reports.
and Eltimates of the other lines of Roads, their boundaries, for the
execution of which powers were granted to them in conjundion
with the Comirifiloners by the above mentioned Adt of the 43th
of the King, or in any other raped to take rneafures for executing
the powers and authorities committed to them by that Adt.
(Signed) DON. M'LEOO,
Convener of the Shire of Rots.
Geanies Haute, June 12, 180.
London, England, 1807-07-03

SUMBER .57541

r.retudiLLl*G OPFICB, 74 a,
THE COMMISSIONERS fGr VICTUALLING
117$ .111471f577"S Nit rr, de &TA give (mike,
That an Tuefday the yth inftant, they will be ready to re-
eler Tenders in *Fling, (fealed up) frcm filch Percent as will
purehaft Two Hundred and Sirty-ken Barrels of damaged
FLOUR, two Darrell of damaged PEASE, and five Barrels of
damaged RICE, lying in His M.ijcity's Army Vidlualling Stores
-0 St. Catherine's, near the Toirer. To be Infpeted upon appli-
cation to Mr. Cooke, the Army Viattalllng Storekeeper rending
"et .the Pretnifes.
Ne revel tall be had to ay Taller is sotith tie trice flail net be
,gored is word: at lentb, or that flail sot be delivered to the Beard
Before Of; ?clod en the filed Torfelay ;feet etc yth teat t. taw watts
t4kfrir Tube mein tie Teter, er fume prime es his basil anode
ro anfwer gave allied for.

NOTICE TO THE OUT PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA
HOSPITAL.
°THE Petitioners are ordered, upon making their
1.• Affidavits at the elfaing Midfunnir, and after ever? foc-
ceedlne astb of June and zsth of Deceroher, until further Orders,
to fpeeirf the Rate of Pe nlion per Dan which they receive,
agate!), shove their Names in the Affidavits, in order to prevent
ininakes In the P model, ariOng from a fituilarity of Names.
Secretary's Office Cheifta Hofpitaljtons I'. 11107.

THE GOVERNORS of CHRIST'S HOSPI-
TAI., London. give notice that a Committee will fit in
the Counting houfe of the lali HAMA on WFIDNESDAy the
Bth day of luly, 1807, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precik-
ly, to receive proporals for taking. on a Building Leafe for 6t
years from Midfumrn-r day, any, a Stitt of Ground, the footh-
eaft corner of Rib Brett Hill, next Thamss-ftreet, whrrenn
lately Rood 'a book on leafe to Jacob Wrench, Efq. but which
was empty
A bottle is to be erected upon the tette of ground before-men-
tioned, according to a plan and elevation which may be infpceted
at the Counting boufe of the Hofpital, and a part of the fail
ground is to he given up to the public way, as defcrilsed upon the
(aid plan. Further particulars may be known at the Counting-
haute in the rtid Hofpital; and all perfons treating mutt attend at
the meeting of the Committee to atifwer to their propnfals.
RICH. CORP, Clerk.
Chrift's Hafpital. twit June s Bo 7,

IF WILLIAM PARKER, who is a Native of the
County of Wrilmeath, Ireland, and by Trade a Printer, Is
living. any Information where hr may be heard of, fueh informa-
tion direded by letter to D Murray Efq. Cluncallow, Bally
rnahon Ireland, will be thankfully received—if dead, as to the
time and Ow whrn and where.
Said Wm. Parker is about fifty -fix years of age.
London, England, 1807-07-03

CHING/FORD HATCH. near Woodford, Epping For*,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACI',
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . •
(Sueceffors to Mr. Sut•r

ASELECT deferable LEASEHOLD FAMILY
COTTAGE, in good repair, fisted on a handfome lawn,
and pleafure grounds, about balls mile on the left fide of the high
road, near the Stag and Fax Hounds, within eight miles of Lon-
don, at Woodford. opening on the forett; with ag acres of risb
meadow land, and valuable common rights; Banding for two car-
riages, excellent four Rail !table, farm yard, barn, cow-honk, and
!tabling, two kitchen garden., and lofty fruit walls, Rocked and
planted with prime fruit trees, a cottage, garden, and orchard, fifh
pond, well Rocked, rummer houfe, extenfive walla, mount, and
plantation, ornamented with valuable &rubs and fotta trees, far-
rounded by good roads in every dircalon.
To be viewed with tickets only, which with further particulars
may be had of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, Old Broad Brett.
London, England, 1807-07-03

THE ARMY.

The Weft York Militia, mufteting about 1100
effeCtive men, (lately from Scotland) are to be quar-
tered at Margate, Brnadllairs, and Canterbury. The
Firft Divifion of them marched into Margate, on
Tlattrfday laft, from Deal Barracks.
The 121 k Regiment of Light Dragoons, which has
been Rationed for time Tome pall at Hythe and
Dover, began their route this morning for Hounflow.
They are to be replaced at Hythe and Dover by
the 16th. •

We are concerned to learn, that the Egyptian
Ophthalmia is committing dreadful depredations in
our army in Sicily. Of fome regiments, one half
the ftrength is laid up by this truly pellilential
difnrder.

...The Marquis of HUMTLIT is to be allowed to
take.with him to Egypt his own regiment, the 42d,
or Royal Highlanders, who have fo glorioufly
tingulfbed themfelves on fo many remarkable occa•
(ions, from the days of Wocrs to the Conquefl of
Egypt, by the immortal ASERCROM see.
The. Foot Guards will be among the firft part of
the ►iritifh troops embarked for Stralfund; and all
the world kntrws what may be expetted from their
well known fame. It is laid, that after two Brigades
of Light, one Brigade of Heavy Cas*lry will be em•
barked.

The sd battalion of the soth regiment, commanded
by Lieutenant. Colonel STUART, are daily expelled
at Deal from Guernfey.
A few days ago, the sd battalion of that very fine
regiment the 38th, the tli battalion of which fo highly
ditlinguithed themfelves at Monte Video, embarked
for Guernfey ; there to be completed and fitted for
foreign fervice, under the eye of the gallant Sir
Jottot DovLs, Bart. This battalion at prefent is
only aoo firong.
On Friday, the sd Battalion of the 4th Foot, Soo
bong, embarked at Portfmouth fur Juicy, and fail-
ed immediately.

Along with the South Amercian fleet, with troops,
which failed from Portfmouth a few days ago, went
Generals CLAVERING and TURNIR, of the Guards,
appointed to the Staff of the South American Army ;
the Honourable Colonel GasvaLca, to join the 38th
Regiment; gad Dr. Panay, General WarrLocas's
Mineralogia.

The 56th and 78th Regiments are quartered at
Bombay ; the 65th at Surat ; and the 84th and 86th
at Goa. The 54th are at Wallajabad. The 38th,
47th, 4oth, 87th; gth, and t 7th Light Dragoons,
with part of the Rifle Regiment, are at BuenosAyres.
Lately died at Surat, in India, Major Galsrix, of
the 65th regiment ; Dr. WK. az La, Surgeon, Ea*
India Company's (crake. At Madras Liam. Moost a,
of the 3441 regiment.
London, England, 1807-07-04

44 The Majors!
the Sneit tranfpi
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'Morning to join
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pipeeed with th
they ate to recei
Dragoons, of I
landed at Liver!
iiiiived at Hull.
the eMbarkatitm
lions of the line,
together with th,
ierbttry, will be
part 61 the third
Lion to the Britil
44 We have n,
!Sour. Thofe ti
theit pillage to i
fine wefterly gal,
imothisig rurther
embarkation fro
formed as foon ;

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the Tranfports 1
the &natis he
refrelhment."

41 Lord CATH
embark on bowl
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and his feat in tl
next, for'the pui
motion, againa
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Lord GAR KIN I
Plymouth, to to

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there two'yearE,
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to the interdittil
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indifpenfable to
to the revenue.
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tion.
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by Mr. Youic
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thofe claims to
his Han& and
cellent as Mrs.

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the Jews, in 4)
Rev. Dr. Haai
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4ons robbed of

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London, England, 1807-07-04

VIC77.I.4LLiNGLOPFICE, "?aily S. 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS Mee ESTrs NArr do Erred, give Notice.
That nn Thurfday the 16th inft. they will be ready to receive.
Tender. in writieg (fealed up) and treat for the following Articles
to be deliveted into his Majeftra VWtualling Stores at Deptford,
viz:—
One Hundred Tons of the belt new CAROLINA or EAST
INDIA RICE.
One Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA
RAISINS.

Two Hundred Tons of Genuine OATMEAL, and
Five Thoufaud Elko! CANVAS for Pudding Bags.
The Rice, Raifins, and Canvas to be anfwerable to Samples to

be produced with the Tenders; and to be delivered, one half there-
of in a fortnight, and the other half in a fortnight afterwards.
And the Oatmeal to be delivered, one half in a month, and the
remainder in one month afterwards into the Stores beforemen-
cloned.

The Conditions of the Contracts may be ken at the Secretary's

Office.
No regard will be dal ito axy trader in vs:4kb sbe prier frail ad bel ha-
lirted ix words at length, or that (ball id be delivered to the Board before
a o'claa as tbefaid TbuejJ.sy, the i6tb imPartt, aor wtleji the preim
vbo surass tbs tender, or fowl peoree'sts Lis 6'64; attends to wilier
lobes called for.

THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE REVOLU-
TION
TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS.
THE PUBLIC are tefpeetfully informed, that a
new, uniform, and enlarged Edition was thisday publiihed,
of Mr. BEESHAM's HIS CORY of GREAT BRlrAlN—
from the Period when Mr. Hums's Hiftory terminated, tothe year
2802, forming, with that Work, the only complete and refpedable
(cries of Englifh Hiftory extant.
This Edition has been reviled throughout, and has been greatly
Improved by Appendixes to each Volume, confuting of State Pa-
pers, Authorities and offidal Documents, illuftrativc a the Text.
The entire Work thus improved and enlarged, may be had af
all Bookfellers, in twelre large Volumes, price Six Gutman., in
boards,or any two Volumes may be bad feparately, price ONE
GUINEA in boards.
The APPENDIXES to the firft TEN VOLUMES may be had fepa •
Irately, price ONE GUINEA in boards, by thofe perfons who have
purchafed the former Editions, in which Appendix:. were given
only to the two laft Volumes.
Perrone who are poiraffed of Hums. with SIVILLET'S Condon-
ation to the Death of George the Second, may have Belfbam's HiL
tory of the Reign of George the Third feparately, sight votaries,
price Foul GUINEAS in boards.
Bridge-ftreet, London, April 1801.
London, England, 1807-07-04

A Valuable FREEHOLD HOUSE, within half a Mil: of
SOU THA MPTON.
SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, a
I- Capital, well built HOUSE, pleafantly fir uat ! in the PO-
LYGON, commaading Interefting Views ache River and New
Foreft; conlitting of an entrance hall, drawing and dining roomr.,
breakfaitroomand librarythlrteen-feet high ; principal and back
flair' lead to numerous anti (parkin chanabets ; the &many.'
Mixes are convenient and appropriate; detached is a double coach
houfe, fix flailed Rabic, wailed plearure and kkchen gardens, in
which are crated grape and green boat.. The Protonic. are in
geed repair, and worthy the attention of a family of ililtludtion—..
The Land Tax is redeemed.
For a view and particularc, apply to Mr. George Hookey,South-
aotpton ; if by letter, free of poft gc.
Iwo Fields of tour acres nearly adjoining may be had, if parti•
milady defirrti.
London, England, 1807-07-04

SALES Blr AUCTION.

,

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CAPITAL MANOR FARM, KEYNTON, DORSATSHIRE.
By Merrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and CO.
Thurfday, 3oth inft, at ti o'clock% at Garraway's Coffee-bottfc%
Change Alley, Comhill.Londlin,
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE;
advantageoufly fituate hi the Parilh of Weftour, 7 mild
from Sha'teftiury, si trout Sherbotne ankWincanton ; cosnprifing
little Keyntoti Manor Farm. confittiolorabout 350 acres of ezcal-
lent grazing, meadow. arable, and wood land, with proper build-
ings, forming a molt complete dairy and corn farm, lying exceed
in` cotbpaift, in the occupation of Mr. John Peters, tenant at will.
To he viewed, and primed particulars may be had of the ten•
ant; alto at the Ship, Well Stour; Greyhound, Wincantou ; of Mr.
Landon, Sherborne ; Mr. Collins, Salilbury; Mr.Cruttwell, Bath;
Mr. Charlton, Stourtop, .Wilts ; Mr. Gough, Warminftcrl of
Farrars, Atkinfots, and Jnbnfon, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
London ; place of Isle ; and, of Mars. Skinner, Dyke, and Co.
Alderfgate street, London, where a plan may be teen.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM, SHAFTESBURY.
By Meffrs. SKINNER. DYKE, and CO.
On Thurfilay, 3cth init. at 11 o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee boufe,
Change Alley, Corobill, London,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ad-
vantageoufly fitpate In the willies of Dmbead St. Mary,
and Shafteibury, in the Counties of Wilts and Dorfet, comprifing
Wincsml'e Farm, eordliting of about ten acres of very good nic a-
dow, pafture, arable, and wood land, with proper buildings, lying
very cempad, in the occupation of Mr. John Munday, tenant at
will.
To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had of the ten-
ant ; alto at the Ship, Weft Stoor ; Greyhound, W'iticanton ; of Mr.
I.angdon, Sherhorne; Mr Collins, Salitbury ; Mr. Cr,,rrwell,
Bath; Mr. Charhon,Stourton, Wilts; Mr. Gough, Warminster;
Meffrs. Farrar., Atkinfon, and Manion, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
London; place of Pale; and of MeiTrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Al-
derfgate•Rreet, London ; where a plan may be teen.
MITCH MEWS HO I
By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
On Tuefday, the Okla Anguitt at t z o'clock at Garraway's Csffee
CFange alley, Curnhill. Lordon, in two lots, by order of
, the Execu.ors, if not previouily difpiifed of by Private Contrail,
THE. ex t enli ye well known ancl• long ettabliflted
-I- FREEHOLD YU...USES, eall.d the YORK HOTEL,
delightfully fituate on the Marine Parade, commanding 2 fine view
of the harbour awl the ocean, many years occupied by the late
Proprietor, Mr. Mitchrner. The premifes courmn chambers tot
43 beds, dining rooms and parlours, for large and (mall companies,
with the warm falt water baths: and every other prat& conve-
nience lur carrying on a beneficial and refpeetable hotinefs.
The purchafer may be accommodated with the Furniture and
Weds at a valuation.
Alto, a fuldantial Freehold Dwelling-boufe adjoining, on leafe
to Mr. Wiiherden, which expires at Lady-pay aro.
To be viewed, and particulars had a days preceding the Pale,
on the Premifes; alto of Mt. Jarvis and Mr. Wm. Col.th, the ex-
ecutors, at Margate ; at the place of tale ; and of Meffrs. Skinner,
Dyke and Co Alderfgate-ltreet, London.
London, England, 1807-07-04

NvHITE HANDS have .ever been etieemed a
perform' beauty in both Sexes, and in force parts of En-
ropeare effential to Perfons of Rank.—The BANDANA SOAP,
or Inilian W.dhing Ctkes, poffefs the peculiar property of giving
the molt exquifite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairriefs to
the liands which are coliftantly walked with this Soap. Even in
cafes where the fkin has been injured by labour or other violence,
the hardnefs and eoarfenels are effeetually, infallibly. and perma-
nently removed, and fucceeded by a finoottinefs, fairnefs, and deli •
racy of appearance, which cannot be aequired by any other mans
whatever. It is by experience only, that any one ea., form an
adequate idea of the fuperior excellence of this Soap.
Sold by the Proprietors' tole Agent, whore fignature it bears,
William Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple.bar, London;
and the Proprietors, as a further fecurity, beg them to he particu-
lar in noticing, that tic name and addrefs of the printer, E. Spragg,
No. 27. Bow Area, Covent Garden, Is affixed to the label and
wrapper. All others arc coantesfeits Sold by twit Perfumers
and Medicine Venders, in Town and Country.—ts. =Wake.

THE NEW aIii.VIAW.
This 417 was publinted, Price Half a Crown,
Pinata VII. (To be continued Monthly),
For/mitt/Troia Volumes, at the grcifs annual cape:lce of rs.
•:.12HE. OXFORD REVIEW ; or LITERARY
CENSOR, for JULY, It:4.
Conuiible Analyfes—Criticifins—aod Opinions of NEW
BOOKS, Foglia and Foreign ,—Wrirten
By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.
CONThktil OF No. VII.
TNEOLODY.. Walpole's Royal and Noble Au-
Help's Sermons viors
Clarkfwes Ctiaiserifm VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.
Laurence's sermon The Marquis de Salvo's Tra-
ETHICS. VaS
Cogan', Treadle
NEDICINZ.

wirrour.
Ceupees Mary

- •
Robertfun's Cantbarides 'flit ,ORAMA.
JURISPRUDENCE. Morton's Town and Country
Highntore's Lunacy Cherry's Peter the Great
NIZTAPHYSICS. rourar.
Tucker's Light of Nature Baker's Tosby
ARTS AND SCIENCES. EDUCATION.
Gregory's Encyclopedia Holmes's Rhetoric
PHILOLOGY. Hurry's Moral Tales
Odell's Effay • POLITICS.
111001t•PHY. A I.etter to Mr. Abbot ; sod
Harrifon's Li e i.f Nelron FOREIGN LITERATURE.
Oxford: Primed by, and fro Slater aud Monday, Higbitreet ;
fold by itronaata Pin tat's, Bridge-Erect. London. and to be bad
•on the Pint Day of every Month of all Booldillers-Dealen in
, Books, and Pormogicrs throughout al, Y.Olted KiPrium

/
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, 1

itreet,lillattry-fiaare ; Janie: Cowper, of Broad!
lit-eet ; Edmund Reed, dot Vett:bait k Stephen Ni-
Chollm, . barber. Cotubill and _Sarnuel Mindon,
merchant. .
Sir ALAN CiIANINAI. who hied the caufe, admit-
ted to his charge to the. Jury, that the yieflitit Was
too new and moutemoUs to be determined by their
verstiit, as to the low points in it, trr by his opinion,
and that of Mr. Joriice LAURINCs. his do. ciate, N 4
it mull go to the Twelve Judges, in cafe of a verdict
a Guilty..
The Jury, after retiring for half an hour, returned
a verdia of Is Guilty as to both the priforters.
Hitchins was ttitA about two years ago, upon a.
Iharge of forging Bills upt-n t e late Duke of Lein-
tier, to the extent of A,ool. and was then alto ac-
quitted. Davenport Sedley was the man who (wore
to Hitchins' good charaBer. on that occation.
The Court was une-mmonly crowded from an
early hour, and the trial hailed nine hours. .
The priconerswere rather of a genteel appearance.
They are to be tried again on another indiament.
London, England, 1807-07-04

PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDII►GS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 3.
The Earl of GALLOWAY took the Oaths and his
Seat.

111 JOHN STUART. [.I.

After fome private hufinefs,
Lord HAWKESBURY moved the Order of the
Day, for taking his Majefty's Mon Gracious Mef-
fage of yelierelay, relative to the fettlement of an
Annuity on Major General Sir John Stuart, K. B.
into confederation ; which being read,
His Lordfhip faict—', I deem it quite unne.-effary,
my Lords, to trouble yon now with any obfervations
on that brilliant and important fervice rendered by
the gallant Officer who is the object of this proceed-
ing. and which is Hated in his Majefty's Moft Gra-
cious Meffage, as the ground for what is propofed ;
as we mutt recolleCt, the gallant officer in queflion
has already received the unanimous Thanks of both
Houfes of Parliament. Under all the circumftances,
I think that the rewards of this nation conferred on
Commanders for the performance of Cervices fuch as
Sir John Stuart has rendered, will be found a cheap
and economical way of appropriating Co much of its
Treafures—l fay this as a general rule. In the par-
ticular cafe before us, not a fbadow of difference in
fentiment I think can atife, where a great and deci-
five vietory had been achieved, by an inferior Britifh,
over a greatly fttperior French force. Such I think
does not only deceive the thanks of Parliament, but
it calls for fome mark of its permanent approbation
to the gallant and honourable perfon who performed
it, in order to contribute more effedually to the
comforts of his life, and to the maintenance of that
rank and fituation in which an officer fo diftinguithed
is dcfervedly placed."—The Noble Secretary con-
cluded; by moving an Addrefs to his Majetly, of
Thanks to him for his Molt Gracious Meffage, and
affuring his Majetly that their Lordthips would moil
cheerfully conct:r in fueh meafures as may be necef-
Cary to give effeft in fettling the Annuity fpecified in
leis Majeay's Meffage, on the gallant Officer in quef-
tior.
The Addrefs was voted, Nem. Diff: and ordered
to be prefetited to his Majefty by the Lords with
White Staves.
London, England, 1807-07-04

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

Lord HOLLAND prefented Petitions fr-'m the
Debtors confined in the gaols of Worceller, Chelms
ford, Rothµ•ell, the Fleet, the Four Courts, Mar-
fhalfea, Dublin, and other prifons, praying for relief,
which was ordered to lie on the Table.
His Lordfbip took this opportunity of obferving
that a Bill relative to the Law of Debtor and Credi-
tor haying been introduced by his Noble Friend (the
Earl of Moira) the (bile& was now fairly before Par-
liament, and he wifheu the unfortunate perfons who
fent up thefe Petitions to underfland that his Noble
Friend and himfslf would bring the whole cafe before
the Houfe.
Some of the Petitions handed to his Lordfhip be-
ing loom indiviluals, he willseel it alto to be under-
flood, that no petition of this nature c(.1,1d be re-
ceived unlefs it purported to come from the whole of
the prifouers, or a conliderable number of thofe con-
ed for debt in any one prifon.
Several Reports were made by Lo►d WALSI,rG.
It aitit from Committees, on renewed ;eriti••ns fur pri-
vate Bills, and Bills brought in and read a Ora time.
Adjourned till to morrow (this day.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. FRENCH gav notice of a mitten,' on Tuefday, for a Bill
to regulate the Gaul Fees of Prifoners in Cat4ll/ Criminal Cafes
in Ireland.
Mr.ROBFET SHAW brought up the Dl:blin Building fin.
provernent Bill, which was read a frit time.
Mr MEI.I.IhH prefented a Petition from the Butchers of Lon-
don ;ed Southwark.
real log relief from the j.enalti‘s of the Ray-
ing Adt Orderol t.• lie On the Fable.
The SECRhTARY at WAlt prefented the Army Eftimates
for the Service ui the litar.— Referred to the Sonithittee of
bupply.
Mr COCHRANE JOHNSTONE gave notice of his intention
to move oil Monday. foe an Account or the Names of Perfons
lately appointed Infpeeling Field Oil:as-I-alto a lift of the names
Lituteuant Colonels and Majors, upon the half-pay lift of this
Country.
Lor4 MILTON moved for r4l Account, thewin the (11404
London, England, 1807-07-04

AIR. but. las. iron.
Tonninten o o
L lbo n
0 I New York 0 0

, PENZANCE, JULY s.
Since my laa arrived the Flora from London ; the
Rachael from Plymouth ; the Tranflator and the.
Elizabeth and Mir, from Southampton; the John
and Mary, the St. Ives, the Two Sifteis, the Joker,
the Merchant Taylor, and the Mary, from Swanfea,
with coals ; the Profperous, from Ifle•of Wight, with
flour *he Amelia, from Bidiford, for this part : wind
bound, the Lively, of and from Sandwich ; the Ex-
periment, of London, from Memel, with timber and
deals for Bridport ; the Thion, of Southwold ; the
Havant of Portfmouth ; the Speedwell of Dartmouth ;
the Lucy of Milford; the Two Brothers of Harwich ;
the Alert of Hallinpr, and the Mary Jemima, of
Ditto ; and the Woodhoufe of Yarmouth, with corn,
&c. for Liverpool.

PLYMOUTH, JULY s, ski/.
Sailei the CASSANDRA titter, with vießanerse for
the Fleet off Rochefott ; NtLI. cutter, with difpatebea.
for the Fleet ; Rose, of 24 past on a eittise.—No
arrivals.

PORTSMOUTH. TM 3.
Arrived bii Majetly's thing firaaTears. front Ply
month, and the INDIGNANT, f►om aternfey I alfo the
brig Grace, Cart. Baum; TT. from Liverpool, with
rum.—Sailed his Majefly's fhip HaLcvon on a etuize.
—Wind W.S.W.
London, England, 1807-07-04

COWES, JULY 3.

Lail Sunday, Commodore Ikarte, of the revenue
fqttadron at Onernfey, took into cuflody, by ♦irtue of
the Chief Juflice's warrant, and an authority front
the Secretary of State, Wiliam Matthews, of the Ifle
of Wight, who, for various offences ap.: ►A the re-
venue, had been repeatedly outlawed. On the fol-
lowing day, he was taken, hand cuffed, to the gaol
at Southampton, where he now remains in durance.
The Fox cutter, Captain Tomtit, has fent to Cowes
a long eight oared galley and eighty calks of fpirits.
London, England, 1807-07-04

To OrEtCLAS ABOUT to EMBARK an the INTENDED
EXPEDITION..
rIFFICERS on a Sea Voyage, or on Service, will
N.R, end tbdr Health and Comfort eflantially promoted by the
ute of thy highly approved preparation, the CONCRE.
LEMON JUICE, which, from its great convenience and elegance,
is become an appendage to the Gdeboard of alma every Family.
Imappearance it refembles White Sugar Candy, and anfwers aU
the purpofes of Lemon Juice, whether for Negus, Lemonade or
Punch; it diffolves like Sugar, in water, and three or four fmall
bits are fufficiest for a goblet: and In fituatious where Lemons
cannot be had, this preparation is invaluable.
It has long beequfed in his Majefty's Navy, and in the Ships of
the Honourable Eait India Company.
Prepared by HtNRV CORWILL, Nn. 109, Fleet-ftreet, near
Temple Bar, who is permitted to refer to the higheft authorities
in this kingdom, fur its purity.
To be had alfo in molt of the principal Towns in England.
London, England, 1807-07-04

MARRIP.D.

On Saturda) laft at Mary& Bonne Church, by the Right Itc.
the Bilhop of Chiebcflei, Jobb (bantork Efq of that place, to
Mifs Bettefworth, daughter of the late John Bettefwortb, of Car-
halt, Cornwall.
Friday feniaight, by the Reir. Mr. Sneed. at Newehurch, in the
Inc of Wight, Shernird, Efq. Stock Brater, partner in the
haute of liattyc and Cb. London, to Mifs Benet-worth, of Ryde,
youngeft daughter of the late Jofeph Ettedworth, Efq formerly
an Attorney at Port ['mouth.

On &today Taft, at Beale, Yorkflure, Nathaniel Gardner, Efi
of Cbarlotte•ftreet. Pimlico, late Mailer Cook t.) hfe M3JB
On the asth ult. at Newmarket, Mr. John Fuller, aged so,
many years Clerk of the Comte at that place.
On the nth of April Isft at St I.uda, by a fall from his boric
.Lieurenant•Colonel Mortlgue Thorley.