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London, England, 1807-06-05

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.

''HE advantage the public mutt always derive
from regularly educated profeffional men direding Arndt ex-
elufively their fludid to one fpecies of malady, was never more
clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled Riders which has
attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, leleffrs
CURRIE and Co. Sargeons, formerly hi his Majetty's fervice,
hay made the Venereal Difeafe the particular oiled of their in-
vcßigation, and are happy in having 11-covered a medicine lupe-
rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to
obferve that the efteects of this remedy arc diametrically oppoßte to
thofe of inereury,for though it completely eradicates every veftigt
of the virus, in its moll confirmed ftages, yet it does not in the
leatt injure the conflitiition—on the contrary, it renovates the fyt-
tem in all its natural fonaions, promotes appetite, and facilitate,
digeftion-e-thus late:id of reducing a Rrong and vigorous conflittia
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre-
tend that coidlitution in its primitive Rate, but milord a weak
and debilitated one to,Rs hatural Rrialgth and vigour.
Numheilefs inn ands are on recent record of the fupetior efficacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues adling as a itr-
petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front
an excefs of conjugal or illicit plcafure, or from the more
inGduous, though not leG drib naive indulgence of locals-
tious youth of both fexes in a certain pernicious habit. Aniidft
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequenee of
this folitary vice, there are none more analog than that diftreffing
Rate of debility and dcfieency, which prevents oeembitters the ina-
trimnnial Rate ; the nnhappy folic rer broods ever his misfortune,
afhamed to leek relict, until he is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak-
nets as to render life oppreflive. To fuch perfons it if ultbe a con-
toting re flzetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatnn in. be reftored to that greateft of all fulmar. bias
lugs, a It tont, manly, and vigorous entillitmioti.

In all cake otMy, dttelency, front whatever caufe atiang,
as wel; as in every fprcies cf .encreal infufi•-.u, Melrrs Currie a 4
Co. may be confulted by patients of either fel, with the grenteit
fecrety and himour, at their hoofe, No. :07, Hat tnti Garden.
Letters from the Country (plit paid) including a bank note,
wail bave the inceliary medicine e-tJ advice fent to any part of the
Vilgaotnt ' No. zD7, liattuti Gaz.:cn.

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TIIE EVENING STAR.

LOA DON.

bill-, pr.

ra IDAi, JUNE s.
01110 E OF STOCK, 'PHIS DAY A I' ONa O'CLOCK :
Conlol%, for July 64—Reduced 6.iii—Ontnium prem•

Advices, v.e underhand, have been teceived by
Government of the arrival of a conliderNble corps of
Spanifh cavalry at Bourdeanz. This, we prefume.
is part of the grand contingent which wan expeeted
to pats the Spani(h frontier at the en,l of la( month.
The zeal of the Court of MaJlid, it would appear,
has Dutton the esaelions RO. -ONAPARTE.
London, England, 1807-06-05

AMERICAN FLOUR.

FOR PUBLIC SALE, at Jack's Coffee-Houle, over the Corn
Exchange, on Monday, June. 8, tBO7, at one o'clock,
ABOU r t4to Barrels of AMERICAN FLOUR,
imported, and partially damaged. It lies at the Lon-
don Docks, and at Melrrs. Dunkin, Hays, and Dunkins, Shad
Thames, Southwark, where it may be viewed till the fele.
Catalogues may he had, and farther pitticular, knoo n, on ap•
pliewlon to Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Palmer, Sworn Brokers,
or to Scat, HALL', and Co. No. is, Aldernianbury.
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London, England, 1807-11-16

ELSINEUR, OCTOBER 23.

Yellerday notice was given, by General Orders,
that the Englifh are to he confidered and treated as
enemies both by fea and land. All Englifh vet%
which come within the range of cannon (hot are
therefore fired at, and all the Englifh are arrefied as
form as they come on (bore. Yefterday t 4 or is
Englifh veffels hove in fight, under convoy of a cut-
ter ; they were fired at, and four of them were taken.
They came from London. Two pieces of cannon
have lately been moulted on the bridge to prevent
the Englifh from making an attempt at night to
land and retake their (hips. We learn from Helfing,
bourg that a Ruffian Minifter has arrived there, and
opened negotiations with the King of Sweden.
London, England, 1807-11-16

CHRISTIANSOUND, OCTOBER t 6.

The Danifh flotilla which was at Frederick('
warn, has come into Fredericlardt upon the Swedifh
frontiers to pats the winter. A cutter and feveral
gun boats are alfn Rationed at Frederickfladt, which
take all the vefrels that come near the place.
London, England, 1807-11-16

To which there is attached,

A molt valuable MINERAL, which if attended to, far exceeds
the value of this place as a refidence.
The crime Is fituate one mile from Northwieh, s 7 from Chefter,
os from Manchefter, and 3o from Liverpool. May be viewed by
applying to the Rev. Joab Furey, Winnington Lodge, near North-
wich.—and Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime
Grove, near Bingos; at the Hotel, Chefter; the Hotel, Liver•
pool; the Bridgewater Arms, Mancheller ; and of Mr. Claridge,
No. 47, Pall-Mall, London ; where a Plan of the Mate may be
feco,aad the Price and further Particulars known.
London, England, 1807-11-16

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Four Gottenburgh Mail• arrived this morning.
They forsifb us with the following articles:

PETERSBURGH, SEPT. it.

The Dania Government has Wised orders, direa.
ing all I)..nifh merchant vetrels in the Ruffian ports
not to put to fea, to prevent their falling into the
hands of Englith privateers and cruizers.

His Imperial Highnefs the Grand Duke Con!lan.
tine has been appointed Infpedor General of Horfe.

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER t 9.
The twn Daaifh men of war, one of which was
lying in Frederickfwarn, and the other in Chriftian.
land, are, we underftand, arrived fate in the port of
Frederickltadr. This (mall remnant of the battifh
navy is all that has elcaped from the grafp of the
Engli (B.
London, England, 1807-11-16

ONE THOUSAND EPIGRAMS !

This day was publifhed, in two elegant volumes, (mall otheo,
-!: price los in boards, or t zit hound and gilt,
,11"PHE BRITISH MARTIAL ; or, ENGLISH
EPIGRAMMATIST; being the largeft Colledion of Epi-
grams ever publifhed, and containing all the belt in the Language,
with fome originals.
Printed for RICHAPII PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black-
friars, and to be had of all ilookfellers.
Of whom may alto be bad, by the fame Editor,
The ENCYCLOPEDIA of WI containing upwards of Tbrri
'Waft,/ choice Pieces of Wit and Humour, being a complete Li-
brary of Pure Attic Wit, price 61. in boards, or 7s. bound awl
gilt.
London, England, 1807-11-16

ADMIRALTY CASES.
This day was publithed in Octavo. price 61.
The Eleventh Part, or Vol. VI. Past I. of
REPORTS of CASES argued and deiermioed
in the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY in the Time of
t►e Right Honourable Sir WILLIAM SCOTT.
By CHARLES 'WM1940:4,1..1.. D. Advocate.
London : Printed by his Majeity's Law Printer, for J. Butter-
worth and for J. White, Fleet-ltreet; of whom may be had, the
ten former Parts of aide Reports, price 6s. each, or bound in S
volumes, price 31. 135.
Alfo, in otavo, price as 6d. NoTI►►CATIGNI, ORDERS, and
INSTRUCTIONS, relating to PRIZE SVRJECTS during the prefent
War.

ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE BLOOMSBURY-
SQ.!? ARE.
By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. Ss4 rrv)
At Gassavray's, by Private Contra&
THE LEASE of a naw-built FAtilL Y HOUSE,
lately finithed in the mot! complete manner, and very defir-
ably fituate the corner of Bedford place, No. 22, Bloomibury.
Ignore. The Houfe contains a Narfery, Eve airy Bed Rooms, a
Doffing Room, and two handfome Drawing Rooms, with Folding
Doors, Dining and Morning Room., with Garden and feparate
entrance, excellent Offices and Cellaring ; held for 21 years, at a
moderate rent.
To be viewed between the hours of twelve and three, and par-
ticulars bad of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, Nei. 6s, Old !dread-
&en, Royal Exchange.

Capital LEASEHOLD RESIDENCF and ESTATE, AD F.LPHI
TERRACE, late the Refidence of Sir BROOK WATSON,
But. deceitful.
To be DISPOSED OF by rRIVATII CONTRACT,
By Mefrra. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succaurs to Mr. SMITH)
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifing a fpacious fubftantial Dwelling Houfe, &nate
on the Adelphi Terrace, fronting the Thames,cosnmanding a view
of the Surrey and Kent Hills. The Houfe is in fubfbintial repair,
containing numerous Bed Chambers, a Drawing Room 33 feet by
sa, fpacious Dining Parlour, Lihrary,Gentlernan's Dreffing Room
and Offices. The hftate is held for a Term of 63 years, at a low
Ground Rent of 341. i3s. and early port ifion will be given.
To be viewed with tickets only, which with further particulars,
may be had of boleffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Old Broad-
'tree, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1807-11-16

HELsINGBOURG, OCTOBER a.

The Danish man of war, the licptunus, of 94 gutty,
one of the &ell (hips in the fleet, is athore on a fans*
bank, near the Ifland of Wien, and will be loft ; 600
Highlanders who were on board her are an the
ifland : it is expeaed the will be burnt.

corrErtsurtou, NOVEMBER 5.
Eight of the Hanzburgh Mails which were dna
arrived here yeflerday. We expect to receive the
remaining one by the next port, the paffage of the
Belt being, it is (aid, now free.
The report of an armillice between Sweden and
France until April next, has been current here, but
it cannot be traced to any authentic fource.
C3n fiderable quantities of merchaadize from Emb.
den (chiefly colonial produce) have found their way
hither within this lall month.
COPENHAGEN, NOVEMBER 4.
By a new ordinance publilhed here. all letters going
from hence to Gottenburg, are to be opened and
refealed with the feal of the Police, previous to their
being forwarded ; this ordinance has no doubt for
its objett the iloppage of the Englith letters.

GOTTENBURCH, NOVEMBER 9.
Accounts from Helfingbourg aide, that fours more
Engli(h merchant (hips have been taken and carried
into Elfineur.

The Sappho flop of war arrived laft night with
difpatches for the Engin Minifter at Helfingbourg,
after a very (tort paffage of little more than 6o hours.
The Spencer Englith man of war, together with the
Sybille frigate, and the Alactity, Gothawk, Forefter,
and Sappho brigs, from Norway and the Belt, have
put into this harbour ; alto the Spitfire firethip.

HELSCIGBOURG, OCTOBER act.
The Foretter Coop of war has been very nnfortu.
nate with her convoy ; fir of them, by keeping too
near the Dania) coati, have been captured by the
cafile of Cronenburg, after firing a few (hot at them ;
and to add to the misfortune, two more of them, in
paging Copenhagen, have been taken by tome armed
boats ; to prevent the like happening again, an
Englith frigate is flationed in that quarter; and the
Banterer (loop off Drago. A convoy from Leith
put into Stralfund this morning.

Yeflerday morning, the Royal Family attended
in the private Chapel in Windfor Cattle, as ufnal, at
half pail eight o'clock, and had the morning fervice
read to them by one of their Chaplains. After break-
fail, his MAJESTY, Princeffes Auousre, MARY, and
Astir eta, attended by Ladies SUDLEY and C. Wat.ut•
GRAVH, General Firzsoy, Colonel Disallow, and
Major Pato', went to St. George's Chapel, and
heard a Sermon by the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Lams,
Dean of Windfor, from the isth chapter of St. Luke,
and 7th veffe :
" 1 fay unto you, that lit ewife joy mall be in Heaven over one
!inner that ropcmetb, :pore than over ninety and Line jug per-
lons which need no repentance :"
After which they went to her Mdjeflv's honk at
Frogmore, where his MAJESTY dined loin after one
o'clock, and returned to the Palace at three.

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London, England, 1807-11-16

FALMOUTH, NOVEM3ER ti.

Arrived the Exertion gun•brig from off Rochefort;
Perfeverance tender, from Plymouth ; and the Hum-
ber armed :hip, with a convoy from the Downs.—
Sailed his Majelly's (hips DRAGON, ANsoN, Ptasti-
VEILANCE, CHAMPION, SWALLOW, PICKLE, CAPEI.IN,
and the ENTaspasNAN-rp, to the Weaward
Wind S. E.
London, England, 1807-02-02

DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 7. Richard Cole, late of Lambeth Road, (but now of the
Kinz's Bench Prifon.) Surrey, haberdafher, at ten, at Guildhall.
M. 7. John lane, Thomas Frazer, and Thomas Boynton, late
of Nicholas lane, London, merchants, at eleven, at quildhsll.

. .
Feb. 3. Stanley Mar&all Finer. of Gravefend , Kent, lino-draper,
at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. j:
.. Ann Hebberton, of Farsham, Hants, milliner, at ten, at

Guildhall London.
Feb. 4. William Barth, late of Chefter, linen•draper, at twelk, at
the Green Dragon Inn, Chefter.
Feb. 7. Richard Barker, of Wellingborough, Northaniptonikire,
common carrier, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. ;4. John Nix, late of Chatham, Kant, taylor, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
Feb 7. Thoinaa Cooper, of Leathethead, Surrey, corn-chuidlor,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

George Adams and Thos. Price Adams, of the Minorite, Lon.
don, upholders and audtioceen, Odober s. tBc6.
John wilfoo and W. Hundrill, of Swallow (tree% St. James's,
Weitmlniter, Middlefes, &tithe and bdl•hangers, Nov. so, 1806.
John Hornby and James Parkinfoo, of Kirkham, Lancalhire,
woollen-drapers, January 14, aSoy.
Francis Daley, Matthew DaUey, and John Dailey, staitufae.
turers and dealers in filk and cotton.

Rich. Brumell, Chu. Daliton Purvis, Auld. Reed, Henry Wm.
Mailer, end Wm Redhead, jun. of Staiminvoo-Bridge, Nor-
thumberland, calico-printers, January so, 1807.
John Moore and Rohr. Howard, of Byde-MW, Corilsam, Wilt-
mire, clothiers apd cotton-manufadturas, Sept. 29, 1306
Thomas Muniford and Daniel. Palmer, of Bachelor's Hall, Gras-
wick, timber-merchants. January s 3, 1807.
John Hill, George Clough, Thomas Baden, and John Wray, of
Derby, dealers In fpirits and porter, January t, ao7.
Gorge Clough and Thomas Baden, of Derby, dealers in cotton
and linen wick yarn. January 1, 1807.
Thomas Sconce and John Adamthwaite, of Mancheiter, coal.
merchants, January 16, 1807.
Wm. M.Williams and James Hewitt Hodfon,of Castile, Cum.
berland, check and mullio•manufadluren, January It, 1307.
John Robinfon assaidjJohn M'Oowan, of New ligu.ghall-ftrect,
London, merchants, une an, talon.
John Wilkinfoo Co. Whitshaven, Cumberland, manufae.
turas and fellers of tobacco and fnuffJuly a, iSos.
Samuel Levy and Baron Alwahans, of Lunon-ftreet,Goodman's-
gelds hat-sialufalituren, January a, 1114.
John Bury, of Salford, Manehefter, and Richard Thornton, of
Litorpool, *Oa *manta, January s 6, 18°7.
London, England, 1807-02-02

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staarbolderate of Aufiria, above, and ham the Ens,
and the country of Saltzburg, mill be given to the
DorgraVe of Bohemia, Count Wallis ; and the. Count
of Sauran, Goverogt, of Styria, will be appointed
Stadtholder of Inner Auflria, viz. Styria, Corinthia,
Carniola, and all the circumjacent countries.
The French A mbaffador, Andreoffi, after receiving
t,o the 5117, difpatches from a courier, who imme.
diately wcnt to Conliantinople, informed the public,
that a very fanguinary action had taken place on the
26th ult.
.A letter from Orfewa announces that the Porte
has ratified the treaty of peace with Czerni George,
the articles of which were figned at Semendria on the
alr. by four Servian Senators. The Congrers of
soomdria .afterwards addreffed a Proclamation to
Ate Servian troops in Bulgaria and Wallachia, with
orders for them to march immediately back to Servia.
SORAILUS, DECEMBER zB.

The following are the particulars of the capture of
the Lower Town and fuburbs of Belgrade, by the
&reins :—About a fortnight ago a Turk deferted
from Belgrade to the Infurgents, and offered his affi fi-
ance in their projelled attempt on the place. On the
sight of the 13th, this rebel condOted a body of Ser.
,ian Volunteers by the fide of the Saave, as far as
the entrenchments which the Turks had thrown up
round the town. He then made them halt, and re-
tialring to the Turki(h port at this fpot, pretended ;
that he had juit efcaped from the enemy, and had a
great difcovery to make : he was fuffered to approach,
when, precipitating himfelf on the Turks, he killed
btr of them, and threw open the gates to the Set-
vians, who, on getting within the circumvallation,•
began a general flatighrer. A houfe in which forty
"Turks bad taken reftge was fet on fire, and they all
perilbed. In the lower town the Strvians found 22
pieces of cannon, mourned in the entrenchments ;
and feveral pieces of artillery in the Ili-eery. Czerni
George permitted his troops to plunder the town for
three days.
On the 14. th, the town of traffelfthdt furrendered;
but on this occafion the Servians loft Czaropitz, one
of their moll fkilful Generals. The fame day the
Turks made a moft vigorous fortie from the citadel, I
and ran through the Itreets of the fuburbs, but did
not obferve any Servians, as the latter had dug deep
ditches acrofs the ftreets, in which they concealed
thernfelve., and when the Turks gvt near them, they
fuddenly rofe and fired upon them ; and after fight-
ing three I{'urs,drove them back with great fiaughter.
On the 28th the Citadel furrendered, and the gar.
rifon were fent by water to Widdin. The only con-
quer} that the Servians now have to make is the
forrrefs of Schabals, which is well fupplied with pro-
vilions, and has a flrong garrifon.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1807-02-02

RENOVATED HEALTH.

IT has been too frequently the ittbjeft ofjnit and
general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements al
the medical art, have offered therofelvcs as can4idates for puha
patronage in the profeffion of phyflc. For the purpofe of doh":
justice to :IL: refult :ladies and experience, and to prevent
us from being circled amungethofe empirics whore impudent pre.
t:ntans have, unfor unately fir fociety, been too faveurably rs.
ccived, we beg leave to fu; !vie to the liberal and enlightened a
faithful'ltatement of our parfuiti and acquirements. After havirg
received a regular medico; edue.,,ion as the pupils of Meffrs Grin•
dal and Illiaard, wh.sle ka.irei and practice we carefully atter.
' ded, as profeffors and furgoulis of the Loudon Hofpital, we entered
ourfelves as ftud,:ms in that kli), celebrated 6;6001 for medical
' acquirement, the Royal Coilege. of Edinburgh, and were inftruc-
ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
pradtice of l'hylic, C'temiftry, Midwifery, Bartel, &c. &c. by
thofc enrirent prote.ffors, Drs. Alone°, Gregory, Black, Hamilton,
Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we (hall nor be deemed p*.
famptuous in raying that our proficiency and :cquircments arena!
inconfiderahle• Hiwing fora long f.nies of years made veiiereg
coinnlaints, and the various diferfes of DEBILITY, the particular
object of our Rutile, and prae'tice, it will, we hope, be allawed
1 that we have acquired ruin:riot. knowledg- of their treatment
and care. In flight and recent cafes of infedtion, a perfedt ft,
eftalinfonent is completed lo the Ihart period of two days; aid
' in thofc of the utmolt Inveteracy, where otLer pradtidoners bait
failed of fuccefs, a proper perfcverance in our plan of treatmenh
eninres to the patient a fafe and radicalcure.

Amidft the mdancholy variety of diforders which are the efrent
of a habit long and molt unhappily ruined hythe youth of bad
Sixes, there arc nonc more alarming or more difireffing than the&
defictencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embhtet
the matrimonial Rate. To fueh perfons it mull he a confoling re.
fledlion to know that they may now, by a ucw and infallible mode
of treatment, be reltored to that greateft of all human bleflings, a
Itrong, manly, and vigorous conflitution. In an cafes of debility,
from whatever caufc arifing, as well as in evertfpeeks of velt
real infection, we may be confalted by patients of either fex with
the gnmteit (covey and honour. Hours of confultation at home
from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requefted to ftate the particulars of
their cafe, age, and general habit of living, Ste. Ike inclofing a
remittance fur advice and medicines, when the fame will he given
or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo S.
feudal to our undertaking, the poltage of letters may be added to
the account for nwelicines. CURRIE and Co: Surgeons,
November 26, 18c6. No. toy, Hatton Garde=
London, England, 1807-02-02

FOREIGN JOURNALS.

Paris papers to the 3otb. and Dutch to the asth
ult. have been received. The former do not contain
any thing of the lealt importance. The only articles
in the latter worth noticing are the following (from
the Mercury, of the 24th of January) :
,4 A Frankfort paper, on the authority of a letter
from Vienna, fpeaks of an obilinate battle bid to
have been fought in Poland on the 29th or 3oth of
December, but without mentioning the refillt.
a The number of perfons bit at Leyden is not
yet afcertained, nor can it be done with any precifion
till all the ruins have been removed, which is a work
of time and immenfe labour ; dead bodies, molt
lhockingly mangleci, are dug op from time to time,
but the greatett part are fo disfigured that they can-
not be recognized. The King has invited architeits
to deliver in plans for rebuilding the city ; a pre-

thin) of iOOO guilders bring refetved for tht one
which fhoold be approved."
A new Imperial Decree V73S ined on the 22 ult.
to'r embodying and organizing the National Guards,
all over France. Every male trom 19 to 63, capable
of bearing arms, is called on to (apply the place of
the regulars, ordered to Poland. The Confc,ipts for
the year 1807, ate all to• crofs the Rhine before the
end of March, and sic tti;proceed to the army in
four divifions.
London, England, 1807-02-02

DEM., FEB. r.

Arrived his Majefly's (hips nose, from Plymouth,
And the Daunt LEs.s, from Portfmouth, with a convoy
which are failed for the River. The Honourable
Eall India Company's (hip Cumberland which failed
from the Downs yellerday, put back loft night by
contrary winds, and failed again this morning with
the Henry Addington, for the Eall Indies ; Fortune,

Caawcy, for Madeira , London Packet, M,Dou.
GALL, for Philadelphia, and feveral other velrels to
the weilwat J.—Wind N.N.E. blows hard.
YARMOUTH, FEB. 2.

Friday afternoon a packet landed a Meffenger at
Lowefloft, with difpaches from Lord HUTCHINSON,
Arrived the CRUIZER floop of war, Captain amp-
DART, with French prifoners which were landed
here. Sunday failed the CARRIER cutter with a
Meffenger ; and the l'Astraats frigate on a cruizc.
Seven (hips of the line, one frigate, one floop, and
four brigs, remain in there Roads. Wind N. W.

MARK.LANE.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY i.

There are not many frefh arrivals of Wheat to-
day, but tolerable quantities at hand—the trade is
very dull; fecond and ordinary qualities are cheaper,
but fine maintains its price—The fupplies of Batley
are large, and inferior qualities further decline in
price—Malt likewife—White Peas and Beans, of both
forts, are in better fupply, and rather lower—There
are but few frefh arrivals of Oats. and this trade.
for belt famples, is rather dearer—Flour is very heavy
of fale, at the quotation.

DtNERAL CURRENCY Al UNDER
Wheat, sos 6;4 78s per qr. Grey Peak 401 46sod
Fine Ditto. Sol 841 od Beans, (old) 4is dlys od
Rye. ccs oos cd Tick Ditto 341401 of
Barley, 33s 4t s Oats, 22$ 266 3os
Malt, 66s is Poland ditto Sts 31s 6d
White Peak, (Boilers) 84.92 s Rape Seed. 241 251 los
Fine Floor 656 to to.. Seconds 6os to 6,55.

The Anna (a Dane) JoKAssow, from Amfierdam
for Mogadore, is detained and fent .into Dover.
The Thirteenth Number of 1a Belle iffmbl e; or,
&Ws Court and, Faftionable Magazine, is publifhed
this day, aud, molt certainly, will anfwez the higheft
expe&ations that may be formed in favour of it :
The Embellahments ate more than ufually nume-
rous, interefling, and fplendid. The Literary De-
oirtment, in addition to the acclaimed variety cf
Scientific Information and elegant Liter-snore, con-
tains alto a full and accurate account, from perfonal
obfervation, of all the Court Dreffes and Drawing.
Room Caume, as worn and obferved on her MA.
piSTY'S Birth Day.
The (late of the Britilb Navy, up to yellerday, was
as follows :—At tea, 94 Chips of the line, 7 from so
to 44 guns, 117 frigates, 154 Hoops, and 207 g..n
brigs and other Tenets —total 579 —ln port and fit.
ting, guard hips, &c-.-4o of the line, 6 from so to
44 guns, 46 frigates, 36 floop', and 57 gun brigs
and other veffels—total 185.—Total in commiffi9n
,
764.—1 n ordinary 49 (hips of the line, 19 from so to
144 guns, sz frigates, so flow, and 12 gun brigs and
other v (Eels—total 'So.—Building 37 (hips of the
line, 32 frigates, 39 fluor, and 7 gun trigs. and other
vslT4l4—total r I i.—Grand rant 1(.61.
London, England, 1807-02-02

rna7 repel the pritumption of le p:nary by evitleo. ce
of non orcefi. during the greater part of the 'final
period of eßation.—As to die cafe of the Queen
Murray, Lord HARDWICKI repudiates the Zoarine
that the non earl: mutt continue during the whole
period, and gives no countenance to it. Without,
therefore, didurbing any of the rules of evidence upon
this mod important fubjetd, and without weakening
any of the bonds of marriage, we thinkthat the pre-
fumption that all children born in marriage are legi•
timate, may be (hewn to be contrary to fad. I do
not mean in cafes of marriage wiling after a geßation
commenced, but as to children born after non acnyi.
—The order affirmed.

The only Capitals yet drawn in the prerent Lot-
tery are—No. 24,490, 20,020)..-.-23,815,
21,295, 10,0001.---846, 50001.-.-111 e. whole of which
were fold in Shares by HAZARD, BURN 6, and Co.
Royal Exchange, except 14.. n. 21,29 T, to,oool. which
was alfo fold in Shares.—N. B. The fii ft drawn on
Wednefday next will be entitled to 30,00cL

Tatars, THOUSAND POUNDS certain for the Firft-
drawn Ticket the next Day of Drawing, Wednefday,
4th February.--There is no inflance to be found in
the hiftory of Lotteries, of In Rich a Wheel as the
prefent, viz. Two Prizes of 30,0001. each, zo,cool.
and Two of 5,0001. each; alto Four of t,oool. and
numerous other Capitals, &c. The undrawn Tickets
and Shares are on Sale at Honors anti Co.'s Offices,
Oxford.fireet, and St. James's_flreet.
The Lottery Contra/tor has been In fuccefsful as
to difpofe of all the Tickets ; a circumflance which
has not happened for many years pall. A few Tic-
kets and Shares remain to be difpnfed of at Holmes'
and Co 's, 26,'Cornhi'1, 52, Charing CNA, and Sr.
Margaret's Hill, Borough. Wednefday morning the
Firft Drawn Ticket will be Thirty Thoufand Pounds.
The wheel contains 2 prizes of 3e.0001. t of 26,0001.
2 of 5,0001. 4of t.oocl and 6of Soot.
From the very Harting of the prefent Lottery
Scheme, did the two luperior Capitals of 30.0001.
each, fix the attention of the world of adventure.
How much their interell muD necefritrily be increafed,
in confequence of their Hill remaining both at iffue,
after four days drawing, may eafily be conceived.
The fa& is, they engrofs general coaverfation ; and
the more -efpecially as o.ne of them is ordained for
the Fitll-drawn number on Wedoefday morning next.
Circumftances, to fay nothing of other Capital Prizes
in the Wheel, al, ne ;ulTicient to exhaufl toe Lotto y
marker, before Wednefday, of every purchalcable
Ticket and Share.
London, England, 1807-02-02

(14, JANUARY so.

Came in his Maietty's fh:p ItYM • U TH, from
Woolwich, with naval Rotes for the Duck Yard ; the
(ip Ann, Capt. Aatesrsowo, with timb:r for ditto,
fall from Newcattle ; ENDFAVOUR atmel brig, with
a fleet of coatters from the Wellwat d ; the Ifab.:111,
livrcuresott, from Greenock, v:i:h rum, for this
port; the Portuguefe brig Piofatocnto, from
Amflerdam, laden wi,h cheek, iron, &c. bound to
Lifoon, detained by the Thomas and John privateers,
alfo the Nra. Sta. Dacon; --, from Liflmn, with
cotton, detained by the Hero ptiva:eer ; the Antett-
can• fhip Golden Age, Captain Nv s, from Faro and
Valencia with wine, brandy, Ste. for this p, tr, for
orders, detained by the Happy Return privateer ; and
the Palerniras, MiStRICHEW mailer, from Barcelona,
with brandy, &c. for orders. Sailed the CeCKATit IC s
armed brig, with a fleet of coaners, &c. under a con-
voy to the Eel ward.
London, England, 1807-02-02

1V.7,,,

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN
WANTED an APPRENTICE to a 6R.GEON
and APOTED CARY. in t!ie Country, (fowl, relidept
In London): a YOUNG MAN of good charaftennd fuitabic
education.—Apply at Mr. Sheidrake's, No. sti, &rat.
London, England, 1807-02-02

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!

THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET ON WEDNESDAY NEXT,
.THE very RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL,
2 Prizes £3OOOOl 2 Prizes of 4 spoo
I 20403 4 --•-••• 1.000

Makes the pref-nt the molt favourable tune of puehafing rickets
and Shares, which ars Nang in a great variety, warranted un-
drawn, at A. DRUM MOND'a Once, N. 65, Fleet-itreet.

Corred Ntstuerical Books kept, and Numbers caret uliy els
mined. _ .

NEX r WEDNESDAY,
The PIA-drawn Tickct will be entitled to
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.

'['HE WHEEL ist amazingly Rich, there.bcing
2 Prizes of £30.000 I z Prizes of Cspze
i of 20.000 4 of 1,000
arc. BC4. he

T. BISH, who fold the toy/ Prize to,oool. fs felling Tickets
and Shares, wa.-ranted undrawn, at bo-h of Ids Offices,
No. 4, CORNHIL L., and Nn. 9, CHARING-CROSS.
Where Twenty Capital Prizes were fold in the laft year.

THIRTY THOUP AND POUNDS for the Firft.
a Drawn Ticket on Wednefday next, the 4th of February.
The very RICH 3TATE of the WHEEL.
2 Prizes of £30,000 2 Prizes of £s,ooo
I 20,000 4 Ixoo
&e. Ste. &e.
_ _

Makes the present the molt favourable time for adventuring in
the Lottery•.—Tickets and Shares, warranted unsirawn, continue
on fate, at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings. Cornhill, and
facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cro,"s, by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
London, England, 1807-02-02

MARRIED.
At Bombay, Major General Jones. Commander in Chief at Su-
rat, to NW., Eliza Sophia Williamfon, niece of Las is Cochrane,
Efq in Council at Bombay, and (Leans' daughter of the Ror. Jo-
kph Wllliamfuu, Redor of Thakeham.
Jas. Downing, Efq Captain In his Majefty's 61ft regiment, to
Mifs Ifabella Tyler, youngeft daughter of the late Jas. Tyler, of
Whotton,
London, England, 1807-02-02

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY i.

The Serapis, which arrived nn Sunday evening
taR, left Gibraltar on the 2d tilt. when the garrifon
were all well and healthy. Lord Cottimcwooo wai
blockading Cadiz on the 7th tilt. Geural Sir JIHm
STUART, whole glorious battle upon the plains of
Maida upheld the honour of the Brit;lh arms ; Corn-
miaioner BROWN, from Malta ; and Capt• R !CHARD.
sow, late of his Majeßy's fhip Juno, came patrengers
in the Serapis.

SIIEERI.MSS, JANUARY 31.

Sailed this day to Plymouth, lappofed to take pro.
Yin..)113 to Lord COLLIN GWOOD'S fleet, the tranfports
Biddeford, Betfy, and Dafher. The doubts enter
rained for the fafety of the Swis r (loop of war, Capt.
WRIGHT, are happily removed by the arrival of that
Ihip here on Thurfday evening. This day 19 fail
more tranfports were ordered immediately to' procccd
to D:ptford, of which the following (hips are part :

Margaret, Svmes, He tor, ROss, Eagle, SMITH, Alexander,
Rt.,s, Friend(lap, ROBSON, Ocean, MITCHELL, Avon, PEAR•
SON, Rofe, Fcur T, Lsighton, Rcss, Ann, HARLAND, and Mary,

DR;scoL!..

FEB. I.—We have this morning had a gale at the
N.E. with a heavy fall of fnow. The (hipping have
not fuffered any damage : a tranfport was on (lime
near the Garriion fcr a ikon time, but has bccn got
off without injury. Wind W.
London, England, 1807-02-02

ri 'HE ftrotigeft proof of the Superiority 01 VER.
1- DT. NAUD's ONLY GENUINE RUSSIA Oil. is, that the
firfi Nobility in Englaud have, li:ice its introduaion into this
Country, given pretcrct ce to the tile of it. and all declare. it net to
be equalled, either for the Growth of flair. refloring it on parts
which have for a length of Thar been bAd, and preventing it from
falling off, or becoming gr..y. If uftd in lieu of pomatuni, which
the Proprietor molt trarnefily recommends, bearing a rich fra-
grance—it will afford, even when the hair has been thin for year.,
the coLfumers fuch proof of its t theory, as will not only furprifs,
bouaftonilli them. In truth, not any is equal to it.
Sold whole laic by the Preprietor, Mr. Crawcour. NO. 46, Strand,
London; and retail, by his appoit tnient, by Mr. ()sky, cheadtt,
No. at, Taviftock itreet, Coveut-gardrn ; Mr. Parking, Royal
Medicine Warehonft, No. 44, Tavilteck• row, Covent-Garden ;
Keith and Co Perfumers, No. 33, Haymarket; Mr. Loriot, N. r.
fume:, No. 60, New Bond ftreet ; and Mr. Low, P.Tfumsr,
Drury-Line; Mr. Cryer, No 68, Corithill ; Mr. Jones, Perfumer,
No.a, Poultry; Kernott and Blake,Chanifis, No. 33, St. James's-
!met ; Mt. Sangwinc, P. rfumer. No. 38, Strand ; Mr. Black-
man, Oil and Colourman, Na, 361, Osford•ftrect; Ha-
zel! and Webb, No. s 6, New Furre y - ft ret t Blackfriars ; and
Colefworthy and May, Chemifts, No. 144, Wbitectiapel ; Mr.
Metcalf, No. 54, Holborn Hill ; Mr. Nowbery, corner of St.
Paul's Church yard; and by a principal Perfumer, &c. in the
principal Market Towns thvoughout the Uni•ed Kingdom.
Price only Ss. each, or one bottle, containing five mush bottles,
at one guinea,
The Public will be cautions-to aft for V. rdenaud's ft uffis Oil,
figned by Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, London. To coun-
terfeit which is felony.

LONDON: Printed and pnbliChed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can'
te:rhury•Place, Lambe:l).at the tires Orrtce Mn. I. Ctrel-
ttrcet. rubilled alfo the STA R Or! IC 6; Teffick Bair.
London, England, 1807-02-05

VICTUALLING OFFICR. yammer, 27,1807.
'THE COMAIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS Mityssrn NAVY, dt hereby give N.tice,
That on Tueillay the loth of February nett, they will be ready
to receive Tendon in writing (fcaled up) and treat for
TWO HUNDRED TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR;
To be anfwerable to (ample. to be produced with the Tenders ; to
be delivered in the original Packages, at the rate of from Forty to
Fifty Tons per week, into the Vietualling Stores at Deptford ; and
for THREE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS of the
growth of the year 1806 ; to be anfwerable to Samples to be pro-
duced with the Tenders, and to be delivered
too Bags in a fortnight, by weekly proportions, into the Stores at
Deptford;
too Ditto, in a month, into the Stores, at Portfmouth ; and
too Ditto Ditto Ditto, at Plymouth ; and
The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Coutraa may be feat at the Secretary's
Offices
Ns regard will he bad le say Tender in coUcA tie prise
.1;011,w be
inferred Is suer& at length, or tbatfball ce be delivered is de Board be.
fore Gas o'Cloch oa acted Tiselltay the loth of Februsey next, nor magi
tie Perla% litho wait! the Team, or fore Perla* on his behall; attend:
t aaliteer vibes ealleifor.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE. Fe& 4, 1807.
THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the
✓NITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG I
LAND, trading N the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice,
That the transfer Books of the fail Company's Stock will be
(hut on Tuefday, the 3d March next, at Two o'Clock, and
opened again on Thurfday, the 9th April following.
That a Quarterly General Court of the faid Copany will be
held at their Houle, in Leadenhall ftreet, on Wedncfday, the asth
March nett, at Eleven o'Clock, in the forenoon.
That a General Court of the laid Company will he held at their
Houle, in Leadenhall•ftrect, on Wednefday, the fith April next.,
from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until Six in the Evening, for
Ise Ehetion of fix Diredtors of the laid Company for four years.
And that the Lifts of the Paid Company will be ready to be de-
! lvered at this Houle, on Monday, the 23d March nest.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-02-05

NAUTICAL INT4i.LIGENCE.

CORK. JANUARY 30.
A Sip which was captured by a French privateer, and retake',
by the Alcmene, and arrived at Padftow, fell in with the latt
outward-bound convoy three days after failing frost this port.
they had then got aoo miles to the Southward. Ilse molt Lade.
Fable nnedures are porfuing by Admiral Lord Gesomes, for the
detedlon of Foreigners who may be on hoard neutral fhips. The
fearch for this purpofe is of the molt rigid ftridnds. Since the
failing of the outward-bound Weft India fleet, out of whish up.
wards of 3o Foreigners were taken, 16 have been taken from the
valets which have arrived for the fame deftination, but were sue
late to proceed with the convoy. The impropriety of auploylog
the Caftan of thofe countries at war with Great Britain and ire.
land, in evafion of the law which demands than as prifenen,
evident ; the culpability in this instance would merit corredissapp
penalty. 111 occurs, we uoderftand, not unfrequently, that 1166
whom the chances of war put into our poffeffion in the WA
dies, are fem home in Weft Indiames, In order to be Used is
Brit* prifons. This intention, however, is not always Mash
for as (allots under there cir curaltances will remain in thsiscrthank
{mice upon much ealier terms t han Bridal or Irish faints, they
are retained, without referring to the authority TAM feet thus,
or that which received them.
London, England, 1807-02-05

ELECTION CASES.

This day was publiChed, price 8i hoard!. the Second Part of the
Second Volume of

CASES of CONTROVER'I'EI) ELECTIONS,
in the Second Parliament of the Unitc4 Kingiont, begun
Anita doa,ditinlved Odober t Sc 6.
by ROBERT PECK WELL,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Efq. Etaritt at Law.
_ . . _ _ _

London : pri. ted by his Majsity's Law Printer, for J. Buttcr-
worth, Flee:-greet

N. 13. This pr. contains the Cafes of Mitt fter, Malden, Honi•
ton, Carrickfergus, Sudbury, Minehead, Hereford, Aylcitury,
London, Liflteurd, Middlefez, Leomirtcr, Malatabory, &c. It
alfo completes the Secmd Volume, and concludes the Work.
The Two Volumes may now be had complete, price tI. Ss. hoardi.
Preparing for Publication, by the fame Author, a Treadle upon
the Law of Elections, and upon the Trial of Controverted F.lec-
tions ; with a Colleetion of the Statutes and Refolutions of the
Houfe of Commons, &c. relative to thole

By Order of the Commiffioners for the Care and Difporal of Prof-
flan Ships and Cargoes detained,
FOR SALE,
At the London Tavern, Foxholr-flreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the
zoth of February inn. at ten o'clock in the Forenoon,
"I'HE GALLIOT KERCURIITS.
Length 66ft. ain Breadth 221 r. 210.
Adtneafures 126 83-94 Tons.
BRIG MINF.RVA.
Length 6oft gin. Breadth tBft. t tin. Depth soft 2.1.
Admeafure. 85 63-9 ; Tons.
GALLIOT F.VA DNF..
Length 791 t. in Breadth 2311. alio. Depth ttft. Sin.
Admeaftires 115 58 94 Tons.
9,LLIOT NORDS FERN.
Length 87ft 4in. Breadth 2311. 3in. Depth t4ft. 6in.
Ai:me-afore. t 97 15-94 Tont.
After the Sale of the ships will be fold the entire CARGO of
the NORDS'FERN, detained on her voysge from Bayonne, bound
to Stettin, cenfiftirg of
63 Pipes Brandy. 2 Cats of Hams
35c Cafks White Wine s Tons of Cork
14 Hhds Oil of Turpentine ti Tons of Rofin
After which will he fold the under-mentioned Goods :
8 Butts of Sherry Wine i 6 ditto Pickled Lemons
37 ditto Malaga ditto 5 Barrels Carcffo Orarges
6 ditto Calk of Black Lead
fibd 1 Malaga Sack ditto
216 Bakst
Lemon Peal
IButts
13111 C Juice to ditto 52 Bags
Hbets o Shumack
1 ditto Olives
Being part of the Cargo c the Danith Brig FORTUNA.
Alio, 2,32. Bales of Wouw Weed, or Dye Weed; part of the
Cargo of the Dania' Brig HAABET.
All condemned to the Crown.
For Inventories of Ships, Catalogues, and Samples of Goods,
; apply to the Counting Houfe of
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, January 27. tBo7.
London, England, 1807-11-11

zurtrthitz, INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCE, NOVEVIBER 7. .
In confequence of an exprefs received at the.
Cullom Houfe this morning, of a (hip being wrecked
to the Eallward, within the limits of this port, fome
of the Officers proceeded thither, in order to render
affiftance (if neceffary) for the prefervation of What
property might be raved from the, wreck : the fbip
proved to be the tranfport No. 42, called the James
and Rebecca, of London, RtlllEtT Rocrierrta
,rafter, returning frnm Monte Video with troops,
conning of about 180 of the gth Light Dragoons,
befides the (hip's company. I am very 11. try to ac-
quaint you that lag night, about half pall ten o'clock
(during a very fevere gale) the was driven on the
rocks, near Mullion, about five miles from Helfione,
and, melancholy to relate, between 3o and 40 of the
brave men who fought fo nobly in South America,
feveral women, and fome of the (hip's company,
found a watery grave in fight of their native (bore.
I am happy, however, to inf"rm you, for the facia•
(;Rion of their friends, that the Captain and his fon,
and every one of the Officers of the Dragoons, are
all landed fafe ; the chief mate, poor fellow, died
about four hours previous to her driving afhore, in
confequence of a wound or vi• lent bruife he received
(accidentally) about ten days fince, which caufed a
mortification: the wad want to pieces about two
o'clock, P. M. of this day, and fcarce any thing is
Caved from her worthy notice, except our brave
countrymen as before (fated.
London, England, 1807-11-11

FURNITURE DRAWINGS.
This day was publithol

Elegantly engraved in Aquatints on tsa Plates, Royal Quarto,,
price in hoards 41. 141. 6d. and elegantly coloured "1 t
A COLLECTION of IIbSIGNA for HOl.liE
HOLD I".IRNIEUR.E and IN KRIOR DECOR A I'ION,
in the molt approved and elegant Tate, with various Defigns for
Rooms, Geometrical and in Perfpedivc, fbewipg the th•coratiotr.
Adjuftmealt a the Futbitute, &c. alto fume general °bier vat ion <
and a Defcription of each Plate.
R y GEORtiE SMITH,

Upholder Extraordintry to his Royal Highnefa the Prince of Wale..
Publithed by J. Taylor, at the Architedural Library, No 59,
High Holborn.
The Third and hit Part, containing 58 Plates and the Defcrip
Lions, ke. may be had feparately, price ii. Lis. 6d. rlain, and
at. t as 6d. coloured.

The Finland Second Parts may alto be had feparately to corn.
pkte Sets.

HAMPSHIRE, ON THE 8011 if,S OF BERK'Hlltti
Seven Miles from Reading, and Nine from Bafingllnke
1-10 BE LET ( with immediate .ti ) for
A- Three, Five, or Seven Year, a de(irahle MAN ,I•1N
HOUSE, fit fo"r the reception of a genteel Family. It coof !t. of
a good entrance hall and dining part. or, 26 Let by t?, drawing
room 2,4 feet by Of. a breakfatt parlour. reVeral exeellent bed
chambers, fervent: apartment., large laundry, kitchen, and other
domeltic offices of every defeription.
The bode is furrnunded by a garden and plearure-ground. and a
Farm coaraining 8o acres of arable, paltttre, and rieadow land;
a good farm yard, barn, !tabling, and other convenient buildings,
with attentive rights of common.
The fixtures in the houfe, and the farming flock, to be taken at
a fair Valuation.
Tim roads are good, the neighbourhood refpeetable, and the
fituation remarkably dry and healthy.
For further particulars apply (V by letter, poft paid), to Wm
Artinfon, Efq. Chancery-lane, London; Richard Raggett, hfq
Odihant, Hants; or to Mr. Campbell, ai Heckfielsi, near Hertford
Midge.
London, England, 1807-11-11

THE LISBON MAIL

Which we announced yeikruay, has brought much
fewer letters than were expefted. The following
letters from Falmouth prefent, however, fome ir•.te.
Telling details refiiecling Portugal. The French
have carried tl:cir point—the Englirll have been ex-
cluded—and the Portuguefe (if we may credit the
preterit accounts) have declared war againli us!

" FALMOUTH, NOVEMEER 8.

" Arrived this day the Townfirend packer, DODD,
18 from Lilbon. The convoy under his Majelty's
[hip LtveLY, 30 guns, Captain MacKlNLtY,failed on
the 17111 ult. The Auckland packet had not arri-
ved out; but orders were given Captain DODD, by the
C.onful General, that, if he fell in with her on his pal.
Page, he was.to-order her back to England, as no
Britillt (hip was allowed to enter the part, which was
to be chafed againfl this country on the 25th ultimo.
' His Majefl)'. brig RAT EN was cruizifig off the Bar,
to prevent Britifh veffels going in; the u ill alfo bring
home Lord STRANGFORD and Mr. GA 61141 ER.
" Thirteen thoufand Purtuguefe troops were about
to enter Lifbon from the interiAr, Rod bread is order-
ed to be got ready for that number. By the imparts
of grain, &c. into Lifbr,n, there was not fufficient for
the inhabitants for five weeks. It does not appear
that any French troops are on the march for Portu-
gal ; and the general opitlion is, that the French have
completely duped the Englifh met chants; it is trlfo
laid, that the young Pr ir,ce orly Will prcczed to the
Brazils. Several merchants anal ;heir fa ni.
lies went home in the hail convoy,: among the
lies per this packet are thofe of—

Marc. Lytle, Kemp, ISuc'sley, Arhtuio, Wirier, A hieworth.
and Bigler, Dr. Coke, Mils Knights, and Cot..,tec.
_ _ .

" Arrived the CtrAttPiosi frigate, trarir off Uthatit ;
the Cornwallic and Carteret packets, front tbisaina,
Malta, and Gibraltar : the fratmer 21, arid tl:e latter
22 days from Gt!araltar. Nine fail cf the line and 3
frigate (Ruffians) arrived at Gibralta: cn the igth
Otlober. On the ettlt OEIONi, Lord CoLett,e; wool),
with his Majelly's (nips OCEAN, ieEN, MALTA, and
REPULSE, arrived at .NlajOy's (Lip
MELPOMENE, with fix veffels aid a (tore (hip, tailed
for England, from Gibraltar, on the gth 061,1;er. On
the 29th Oaober, in lat. •42. 14. long. 14. 36 tcl; so
with a lugger privateer of 14 gum, aini an
engagement of an hour and a half, beat her off.
" A traniport, having on board the 9th regiment
of foal, was wrecked in Mounts Bay, on the sth init.
about 19 men have per idled ; the remainder arc ex-
peeled here tomorrow, to go into barracks."
London, England, 1807-11-11

TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS.
TN confequence of the Wicks r•f there Candles being
previoufly coated with Wax, they have the following Marlin •
Ingo t—fartt,They are feldom, if ever, (Oka to what is called a
Thief hi the Candle i—fecondly, Thal will not Gutter, except
from bad (Puffing or carrying aJout ; and thirdly. They burn lon
ger and gin a brighter light than the ufual Vlould Candles Sold
oily at the Candle and Soap Company's Warehoufe, No. tBt,
Fleet-firm, (two doors from F, tter lane) wher.• alai may be had
Gnomon Cantles and Soap of the belt quality.
N. B. A Difsount is allowed for Ready Money in proportion to
At quantity purehafed at one time.
London, England, 1807-11-11

thf Woei
Not

THEATRE ROYAL, COVEPTAIRREIEN
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER i it
THE WINTER'S TALE.
Wits, new Deere', Decorations, *Be. Az.
Lemma, Mr. Kathie ; Antietam, Mr. Murray ; Phocion, Mr.
Chapman , PoHrenes, Mr. Pope ; Florin'. Mr. C. Kanble ;
shephenl, Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr. Lifton ; Autolycus,
Mr. Moeda ; Handout. Mrs. hidden' ; Perdita, Mils Nor-
ton ; and Pamlina, Mrs. C. Kemble.
To which will be added the Mufical Entertainment of
THE FLITCH OF BACON.
Major, Babow, Mr.rMondins ; 'ultra Benbow. Mr. Waddy;
k,ipt.Greville, Mr. Inch:don; Capt. Wilfon, Mc. Bellamy.
Klima, Mifs Bolton.
To-marrow, Speed the Plough ; with Mother Ooofc.
On ganwday, Tilt Heir at Law.
On. Toefday (for the fitit time) a Comic Opera, in three Ads,
called " Two Faces under one Hood."
London, England, 1807-11-11

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

" The RALEIGH (loop has arrived with difpatches
from Oporto from Lord WILLIAM STEWART, of the
LAVINIA, who ordered her away with intelligence of I
all the Portuguefe ports ',sing (hut againft the Eng.
glith, and that all the Portuguefe veffels had been
purchafed by the Engin to take away their property
to avoid confircation. It is farther laid, that Lord
WILLIAM STEWART received advices from Litton,'
which mention that the French Rea had been de.
feated in the Mediterranean, fuppofed to be the one
from Toulon."