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London, England, 1807-04-30

GREENOCK, APRIL 17.

The brig Rover, TOWNE, from New Orleans, ar
rived here on Friday. March to, (poke in lat. 43.
long. 55. the (hip Philadelphia, of and for Philadel-
phia, from Liverpool, out 26 days, all well ; and the
(hip Hay,. GILLLSPIE, of and from Newcaftle for
Charleflon, on the sth irritant, in lat. 53. long. 24.
alfo well. Arrived on Friday, the America, M'Ew
tun, from Demerara ; failed thence the 13th ult. in
company with the (hips Maxwell and Intrepid, both
of which grounded on the bar, but as the fprings
were making they might be got off. On the 16th
inflant fe;oke the (hip John, MARSHALL, fr•mi Liver-
pool, but could not learn where bound, as it was
blowing very hard, in lat. 53. long. 54. Same day
(poke the (hip George, M‘Tacoastr, from hence for
Newfoundland, all well. The fleet was cape/led to
fail from Demerara for Britain, about the 9th inilant.
The Dunrobin Cattle, COOPER, arrived at Kingfton,
Jamaica, on the 6th ult. from Virginia, after beating
off a privateer of 14 guns.—Friday as the America
was patting this harbour for Port Glafgow, boats we: e
fent off from the 'renders in the Roads, to imprefs
the (cameo. But the feamen had previoufly taken
the command of the fhip from the Captain and Pilot,
in order to prole& themfelves if poffible. According-
ly, when the boats came within hail, they were told
to keep off; upon which they difcharged their mut:
kets, and the (hip fired a blank flint from one of their
guns, by way of indicating they were beyond their
reach. Immediately, the Tenders difcharged a vol-
ley, which flew thick as hailflones, into the building
yard of Meffrs. SCOTT and Son:, infomuch that the
people fquatted down to avoid the confequence.
mulket ball, which we have feen, fell fpent at the
foot of a Gentleman upon the Qt2ay.
London, England, 1807-04-30

NAUTICAL INTELLIOEACE.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL si. .
Came in, the NIOBE of 38 guns, from the Channel
Fleet.—Sailed, the FaMa, of 74 guns, to join the
Channol Fleet.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 29.
Arrived the Fasts man of war from Plymouth ;
and the Fame, MERSDITH, from the Downs, bound
to Gibraltar. Wind S. W.
DEAL, APRIL 29.
Arrived the PHOSPHORUS Fire-fhip, froth Dunge-
nefs ; Prevoyante (lore-thip, Captain M.Coy, from
the Cape of Good Hope in 63 days, which he left
healthy; MONKEY gun-brig, from a eruize off BJU
logne ; Sheernefs lighter, from Sheernefs.—Sailed
the Got.tatt, of 74 guns, with a convoy for Yar.
mouth; BUSTLER gun•brig, on a cruize off Boulogne;
Sheernefs lighter, for Sheernefs.—Remain in the
Down, the Edgar, Prineefs of Orange, Vanguard,
Truk,' Clyde, Prevoyante (lore (hip, Skylark (loop,
Fury bomb, Monkey, Blazer, Fearlefs, Tigrefs, and
Turbulent, gun-brigs, Harlequin, Armed.thip, and
Phofphorus, fire-(hip. The HARLEgyirt has a fignal
flying for a convoy to the weflward. Wind S. W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
CitAvisturh Atm 290—Patted by the Indefatigable, Boate,
from Mont ferrat Harlequin, Sbephard. from Jamaica; Mount
Vernon, Coggelhall, from Virginia; Sparks and Rebecca, Dyce,
from Lifbon ; and the Belmont, Watkins, from Waterford.—
Sailed the Jane, Davidfou; Liberty, Johnfon ; Alexander, Donkin;
and the Edward, Ward, fur Tonningen.

ARRIVED.
Off Dover, the Argo, Warner, from Georgia; Belmont, Wit-
kins; Union, Saliman ; and the Louifa, Evans, from Waterford
At Portfmouth, the Mary, Kemp, from Waterford.—At Shore-
ham, the Speedwell, —, from Waterford.—At Cowes, the
Ann, Seward, from Charlelton.—.At Liv erpool, the America,
Parker, from Charkiton; Ann and Hope, Graves, from Savan
nab; Merchant, johns, from Virginia ; Tuetania, Selzer, from
Oporto; B itannia, from Philadektea ; Baltic, Ors; and
Sufannah, from New Orleans —ln the Clyde, the Rover,
Tonfall, from New Orleans; America, Ewing, from. Demerara;
and the Niagara, Croft, from Savannah —At Cork, the °carte,
Sampfon, from Virginia; and the Two Friends, Bales, from
London.—At Malt, the St. P.,trick, M'C.-ibben, from Lon don•
—At qt. Michael's, the Little Ben, Gray, from London.—At
MilLfGppi, the Harriet, —, from Live spool —At New Orleans,
the General Butler,--; and the Louifa, --, from Liverpool.

The fhip Montego Bay, from Jamaica for London,
was well on the aoth of February, in lat. 27.46. long.
6g.: the Canada, arrived at Milford, and the Free-
dom, arrived at Liverpool, in company.
The Gofhawk !loop of v:•ar, from Africa ; and the
Thomas, Thompfon, from Berbice, have put into
Cork, with damage, the latter having loft her rudder .
London, England, 1807-04-30

[A a RIED.

Thurfday fe'nnight, the R cv. Whitefield Curreii, reel or of
in Sam to Mils Thorne, daughter of the lee Bertram
Thorne, Efq. of Alford. Kent
Monday, by fpcelal Bence, at the honfe of Wm Adam, Tfq.
M. P. Bloonattry fquare, John Anftrinher Thomfon, Efq. of
Charlton, in the County of Fife, to Mifs Adam, only daughter of
William Adam, Efq.
Friday, the 17th loft. at Kilhrin Church, near Cork, the Rev
Saekville Robert Hamilton, fccond fon of the Right Hon. Sack vine
Hamilton, to Mifs Deane Frenlan, etica daughter of Etivv...ril
Deane Freeman, Ffq. of CaliAr Cor, Coun:y of C. rk, Irelard.
On the ecth it it. at Gretna Green, Wm. Green, E.ln.Prieler of
Dolton Commons, to Mils Mary BrewilLr, eldelt daughter of
John Erewftcr, DA. of Brandon , Suffolk.
London, England, 1807-04-30

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
For the Firß-drawn Ticket,
On SATURDAY, the ad MAY, the Third Day of Drawing.
'PICKETS and SHARES Are on Sale (vkarranted
undrawn) at HAZARD BORNE 3111 Co 's Miceli, No.
93,R0yal Exchange, who fold all the Firit dnwn capital Prizes in
the laft Lottery
London, England, 1807-04-30

GENERAL ELECTION:i

BOROUGH OF EVESHAM.
1-9FHE FREEMEN in the Intereg of WILLIAM
a- MANNING, Efq. are requefted to meet the Committee for
the Management of hi. Elation. which will fit daily, at eleven
o'clock. at No. to 6, renchurch-{tree[.

TO THE WOR l'Y AND I NDEPEN DEN r ELEC I'OR.S OF
THEH MIN I SHIRE BOROUGHS.
Gr. NTLEMEN,
pERMI r me again to nfirr myrelf to your notice,
an .l to folicit a renewal of that countenance and fupport, of
which I have experienced fo recent a proof in the late Eledtion ;
and of which I Stall ever entertain the molt lively and grateful re-
membrance. i have the honour to be.
Gentlemen,
With every fcntiment of attachment and refrett.
Your molt devoted and obliged humble fervant,
Pengtvern, April 29. EDWARD PRYCE LLOYD.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERB
OF THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN.

GaNTLEMEN,
IN Confequence of the Difrolotion of Parliament,
I prefume again to offer you my humble Cervices as your Re
prefensative, affuring you that should a continuance of your favour
place me in that diftinguifhed fituation, it (hall ever he my endea•
your, by affiduity as an honeft independent Member of Pettit-
melt, to render myfelf worthy of the truft confided to me ; an
honour to which I afpire as the moft gratifying objedt of my am •
bition. I have the honour to be,
With the liveließ gratitude and &eon.
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged humble Servant.
Middleton Hall, April 30. WILLIAM PAXTON.
London, England, 1807-04-30

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

A cafe was difcuffed in this Court of confiderable
importance, had their Lordthips decided the quellion
at iffue. it appeared, that an information had been
filed againft an anainneer for duties, to which he
replied, there was no fate. The faEls were, that an
elate was put up for fale, and the biddings being
flack, the andlioneer informed the bidders, that as no
ore feemed difpofed to bid, he fhould conclude the
fale when the minute•glafs had ton out fob'. times. The
biddings were then renewed, and the glafs was tut ned
down for the fourth time. The laft bidder had named
45,0001. for the elate, but the vender put a fealed
paperinto the hand of the atglieneer, offering 52,c001.
for the ethic, upon which the aationeer declared the
fate void; it being previoufly underftood, that the
vender was to have the privilege of one bidding. The
Cc'.mfel for the Crown contended, that the fealed pa-
per fhould have been opened, and proclaimed before
the glafs was turned down a fourth time, which was
tantamount to the hammer going down in an ordi
nary fale ; and that the fubfequent difclofure could
not be conftdered as a bidding, as the fale had aeu
ally finiflied before. The higheft bidder, therefore,was
the purchafer ; and the Crown was entitled to the
duties. On the part the Audlioneer, it was con-
tended, that the fealed paper was a bidding for the
vender; that the tight was refereed to him ; and that
the turning of the glafs was not a c.)nclulion cf the
fale : in (hors, that no fale had taken place ; that the
vender had bought in the elute; and that no duties
arofe upon the tranfsB ion. •
The Court intimated an opinion, that the vender
was too late in delivering hi; fealed bidding; but
gave no judgment in the cafe.
London, England, 1807-04-30

THE CANADAS.

This day were publifbed, in a fplendid and very large Volume, in
Q2arto, illuttrated with 30 copperplates, engraved from original
drawings taken on the (pot by the Author, price al Isl. board.,
TRAVELS through the CANADAS, containing
a defcription of the pidlurefque fcenery on fome of the RI-
Val and Lakes with an account of the produdtions, commerce,
and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fubjolned a com-
parative view of the manners and cuftoms of rev erg of the Indian
nations of North and South America.

Ey GEORGE IiERIOT, Efq.
Deputy Poftmafte--General of Britt% North Amcrica.Ecc &c.

Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge direct, BLichlriars,
and to be had of all Bookietiers.

N.B. A few copies of the plates which have been be:nanny co.
loured In the manner of the original drawings, have been done up
in a feparate atlas, and the work, with this elegant aeLompaniment,
may he had at Three Guineas and a per copy.
London, England, 1807-04-08

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

The two matches following, were made during the Newmarket
Craven Meeting, to be run there the enfuing week.
Mr Lake's Tim,by Whilkey, 3 yrs old, 91t 51b agft Lord Grof-
venor's Eaton, by Sir Peter, 2 yrs old, Bft. D. M. songs h ft.
Ld Grofvenor's Viotante agit Mr Arthur's Brainworm, Bft alb
each. B. C. songs h ft.

The Betting on both Matches is nearly even. The laft Betting
on the Derby Stakes were as follows:-
9 to a agft Ld Egrernont's ch c.
s tot agft Chaife-and One.
6 to a agft Sir Solomon.
8 to 1 agft Minion.
6 to 4 tht above four agft the kid; and tr to to the field agft 3.

CATTERICK-BRIDGE MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL r.
Produce Stakes of asgs h ft each, for colts and fillies, riling 3 yrs
old. Two miles.—(to Snhfcribers.)
Sir W. Gerrard's b c Windle, by Benningbrough, Bft 31b
Mr Fletcher's b f Sifter to Stavaly, Blt 2
Sweepitakes of ns each, for half-bred horfes, nft.—Two mile
heats. —(z3 Subferibers.)
Mr P. Hartley's ch g Wacker, by Stride 3 I I
Mr Appletosesbl g Raven, by Y. Syphon a 1 1
Mr Trotter's b m Plaything, by Oberon 2 3 3
a to t on RIVIOI.
So Pounds for all ages.—Two mat beats.—(Ages as in May.)
Mr Dent's gr e Sultan, by the Arabian Seliin, 3 yrs old t
Mr W. Hutchinfon's eh cby St George, 4 yrs old, 71t nib 4 1
Mr Kirby's ch c Navigator, 4 yrs old, 7ft nib 1 3
Ld Strathmore 's b c Hamblctonian, 3 yrs old, 7ft
.5 4
6 to 4 one of the 4 yr olds won--and 4 tot againft Sultan.
Won esfy.
Sir J. Lawfon's oh c by Expedlation, lit nib received ft from
Sir W. Gerard's b c Windle, by Benningbrough, Eft—Two miles
'cogs h ft. •
THURSDAY.
Sweepltakes of lop each, for colts, Eft 31b ; fillies, —Two miles.
(7 Subfcribers.)
Mr Morley's b e by Hyacinthus, dam by Foabunter
Mc Walker's eh c by Star, dam by Y. Marlk 2
MrDanly's b c by Star, dam by Drone

Mr W. Hatchinfoit's b c Silvio, by St George - 3 4
Sir 3. Lawfon's eh e by Expedation • - 7
Mr Barker's b c Foxberry, brother to Ellemere - 6
6 and 7 to 4 *plait Mr Morley's c.—Won eafy.
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Sweepftakes of aogs each, for fillies, Sit.—One mile and a half.—
, (8 Sabrathem)
Sir T. Galkoigne's eh by Timothy out of Violet - a
Mr Wentworth's b Margaret, by Benningbrough s
Mr Fletcher's bay, filter to Staveley - 3
Sir W. Guard's brown, by Hambletonian - - 4
London, England, 1807-04-08

THE MEDITERRANEAN.

The Towassan packet has arrived at Falmouth
with mails from Litton: the failed from LAbon ost
the xzcl ult. ; on the 3 111, in lat. 47. 40. long. la,
52. law a convoy on the weather bow, (landing to
the Wefiward, which proved to be the Mercury, and
the outward-bound Halifax and Bermuda- convoy, all
well. On the 3d infant, (poke one of the homeward-
bound Weil India cr.nvoy. There was to windward
an Eaft India packet, lx.und to London.
The CARTERET packet from Malta has alio arrived
at Falmouth. She failed on the lath of February,
reached Gibraltar on the 13th March, and left rtrat
place on the 2, oth. She left at Malta his Majelles
thips EAGLE, DELIGHT, Juwo, and IMOGENE.
By the CUTERET packet difpatches have been
received from Mr.ARBUTHNOT and Admiral Louts,
who were left in the Dardanelles. Their contents
have not tranfpired.
London, England, 1807-04-08

STAKE LOTTERY,
To commence Drawing on Tuctday next.

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cn. of
Cornhill, and Charing Crofs, Loudon, recommend the Scheme
of the prefect Lottery to the attention of the Public, as it contains
a greater number of Capital and other Prizes than any former
Lottery, with fo fmall a number of Tickets ; and every one of
them drawn on the &It three Days of Drawing, will be entitled
to Ten Pougds, independent of any other Prize that may be drawn
againit the fame ; fo that a conbelerable number of the Twenty
Pound Prizes will receive Thirty Pounds; the Fifty Pounds,
Sixty, &c and the drawing of the Capitals are fo arranged,
that it is p.culiatly advantageous to thole who purcisafe early.

Firß drawn Ticket, rathiApril
Ditto, Second Day, 23d April
Ditto, Third Day, ad May
Ditto, Fourth Day, tath May
Ditto Fifth Day, 14th
.May
Ditto, Sitth Day, 19th May

Lso ;zoo
20,00)
20,000
20,000
1:,000
10 000

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TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON,
000DLt$CK, and Co.
London, England, 1807-04-08

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1807

STATE LOTTERY.

Prises of 4 1 Poo
Pm

4 Prises of £20,000 10
4 ro,oco 10
4 5,000 &c. tec. ate.
QWIFT and Cn. Nn. 11, Fnui.ray, and N. 12,
" CHASING CROSS are felling the TICKITS and SNARLS of the
prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing NEXT TUES.
DAY.. This Lottery contains an unufual number of the higheß
Capitals, and gives to the firit Three Thoufaud Tickets tot. each,
over and above any otker Prizes that may be drawn againit them.
EIGHTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the lait and preceding
LeAteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at
SWIFT and Co's. Offices.

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing Croft.

- - •-
TBISH rerpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen-
• try, and the Public, that all Tickets in the State Lottery,
drawn next Tuefday, will be PRIZES ; and every Ticket drawn
on that day is intritffically worth more than Thirty Guineas. The
fir It-drawn Ticket is entitled to ao,oool. Tickets and Shares are
felling in great variety at the above Offices, where No 6,633, a
Prize of 30,000 L in the lift Lottery, and twenty other Capiul
Prizes, were fold, Lharedand regiitered. The Scheme contains

4 Prizes of £2,0,000 I 4 Prises of jCstooo
4 - - i °Poo lo - - 1,c03
&c. &c. &e.—Lottery begins nest Tueftlay.

SHARED by HORNSBY and .CO. in the laft
LOTTERY: •
No. 59.544, Prize of sc,oool. in fifteen Shares,
• 8,716, Prize of spool. in five Shares,
x.3so, Prize of soot. in nine shares,
44, Prize of se 1. in fixteen Shares,
I.ikewife in former Lotteries. No. 33.979, anti No. 42,560, both
Prizes of so,cool. and Two humilred and thirteen Prizes, front
s ocl. to so,cocl. have been Shared and sold by Hernfby and Co.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are
now Selling at the lowelt Prices; and the Money for the Prizes
paid on Demand.
The Bchenie contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of.
The Drawing begins on TUESDAY NEXT, with a zo,oool.
for the Firft-drawn Ticket, on the firß Day; zo„cool. fecond
Day; zo,cool. third Day; zo,oool. fourth Day; zo,oool. fifth
-Day ; zo,oool. Lath Day.
Orders, by Letter or Cartier, executed exactly on the fame
Terms as if prefent, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery.
Offices, No. 16, Cornhill, p, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's
1 Hill, Borough.
London, England, 1807-04-08

HOMEWARD BOUND WEST INDIA FLEET

With great fatisfaelion we announce to our Com:
mercial Readers that the Ardent, RAMSAY, from
Jamaica, has arrived in the Clyde. She parted from
tbe'rek of the convoy on the 18th ult.in a gale, in
lat. 43'N. long. pW. We may therefore loon et•
pelt the arrival of many others.
The Townfend Packet in lat. 49. 3o N. long. 6.
37 W. on the 3d irritant fpoke another 114 belonging
to the fame fleet, and then in company with another
vac', both of which bad beealeparated from the
convoy in the galeanemioned!above.
London, England, 1807-04-08

OSSIAN IN THE ORIGINAL.

This day Piss publithed, in three vols. royal Bv.i. price O. 21. In
boards, or eltgantly printed on imperial palm., price 31. t3s. 6d•

THE POEMS rtf OSSIAN in the ORIGINAL
-I- GAELIC, with Literal Tranflations into Latin, by the late
KOBER MAC FARI. AN, A. M. together with a Differtation
on the Authenticity of the Puemq, by Sir JOHN SINCLAIR,
Bart. and a Tranfhtion from the of the Abbe Cefarotti's
Critical Differtation on the Controyerfy refpeeting their Authenti-
city. with Notet and a Supplemental Ethy, by JOHN bd'AR-
THOR, LL. D.
London : Printed icy W. Bulmer and Co and puhlifhed under
the fanttion of the Highland Society of I.nndon, by G and W. Ni•
col, Bookfelkrs to Majefly, Pall tthll ; Creech, Bell and Bi ad-
fute, Condable and Cu. Edinburgh ; and Arches, Dublin.

GRIESBACH's GREEK TESTAMENT, Vol. 11.
This day was publithed,
royal
In octavo, price 14$ 11l boards.
movug T ES T AMENTUM GR /E CE ;
Ti %tom ad fidcm Codicum verfionum et Patron receduit,

et Leaiones ♦arietatum adjicit,
D. JO JAC. GRIESBACH.
Vol. 11.—Adta ct Epiftola Apoftokrum, cum Apoealypfi com-
pl:•teas.
London, England, 1807-04-08

POSEN, MARCH z 7.

Our town, and the department, has again changed
its Governor ; for once General Liebert has been
fent to Magdeburg, he is fucceeded here by General
Le Gendie, who has arrived here.

BRESI.AU, MARCH at.
The troops that betiege the remaining fortreffes in
Sileila, maintAin the glory they have acquired before
thole that have capitulated. The garrifon of Niels
made a fortie on the 18th, but they were sepulfed by
the valour of the tit Regiment of the Wirtemberg
Light Horfe. In this affair the garrifon loft twenty
men killed, feventy•five wounded, including one cap-
tain, one hundred privates prifuners, and fixty
The Wirtemberg Regiment had only five wounded.
A part of the cannon taken at Schweidnitz has been
font to Drefden, efcorted by the troops or Wirtem
berg.
London, England, 1807-04-08

JESUIT'S BARK.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuefday, the t 4.11 inftant, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the York Hotel, Margate,
ABOUT FIFTEEN TONS OF JESUIT'S
BARK, for Home Confutuption or Exportation, laved from
the wreck of the Ed? Quaker, James Irwin, Mafter. The fame
will be put up in (mall lotv, between two and three cwt each, for
the convenience of Purchafers ; and furtker Particulars may be
known by applying to Meffts. Inglis, Ellice and Co London; or to
Marrs Cobb and Co. Margate.
N. B. About to cwt. of Nicaragua Wood will be fold at the fame
titre..-NlargAte, April 6, 11107.

A MOST DESIRABLE FM-ATE,
Only Two Miles front Bath, formerly parcel of Prior Park Elate
and lately belonging to J. Mighell, Efq. decvafed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Caftle and Ball Inn.in Bath, on Tueftlay the 14th of April,
Soy, at Twelve &Clock, olimprifing
ABOUT to 6 ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND,
with Biro., Cxtle-fheds, and Cottages, in the Parilb of
Mnekton Comtie ; and about 23 ACRES of FRFAIHOLD. and
S ACRES of ASEHO ID LAND, in the Parifh of Lyncombe
and Wideombe, the whole lying within a ring fence, interfeded
by two fossil pieces of ground: alto, the Inheritance in Fee Simple
of abut 3 Acre: of Lan3, in the Patith of Monekton Combo, with
Paper Mill and Premifes thereon, granted by the late Proprietor
for 99 years, referving 521. I.oB.per annum.— fhe Lands confift of
arable, meadow, pafture, and wood; covered with a flouriflaing
growth of Timber, and are molt advantageoutly fituated on the
Southern Declivity of the Hill, extending from Combe Down
nearly to the Bank: of the Somerfetthire Coal Canal, to which the
Elate is open. Several acres of the ground contain very deep ftrata
of the fmelt Bath ftone, which, from the communication with the
Canal, might he quarried with a certain and eonfulerable profit.
The eftate is watered by a great number of fminp, many of which
have been lately concentrated for the ufe of a paper•mill, and now
admit of being muft advantageoufly employed in fupporting other
mills. Platlllf2aol2C.S, or works, for which the 6tuation is fingu-
lady well adapted. The contiguity of the eltate to Bath,and con.
quent facility of manuring, affords a conftant opportunity of
improvement ; and the romantic beauty of the adjacent tcsnery.
together with the grandeur of the diftant views, render feveral
parts of the property peculiarly eligible fur the 6te of villa, more
especially as the pretence of !tone and timber would confiderably
reduce the ordinary expellees of building.
For further particulars, apply to the Auetioneer, at Devises ;
or Mr. B. Wiligrove, Bath. And fur a view of the pranks, to
William Jeffreys, Combs Down.
London, England, 1807-04-08

lIISIORY.

This day Was publithed, printed in Demy tame. flmilar to Ma-
vor's Nepos, and BlAir's Clafs-Book, Btultrated by a large Map ,
price 6s. bound, and lettered on the back,
ANCIENT HISTORY FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS exhibiting a fummary View of the ICfe, Pro-
grefs, Revolutions, Decline and Fall of the Various Nations of
Antiquity, from the earn& Records of Time to the Fall of the
Roman Empire.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chritt's College, Cambridge ;
Matter of the Free Grammar School, at Raventtondale, in Welt.
moreland; Author of the Grammar of Hiltory, of the Archeo-

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logia Grmea, &c. &c. &c.
Printed for Ric ii AaD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
Mars ; and to be had of all Bookiellers, with the full Allowance to
Schools. Of whom may alfo be had,
a. The GRAMMAR Of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by mean; of
which that important branch of knowledge may, for the firft time,
he pradtieally taught in fehools. By the Rev. J. Robinfon, price 3s.
bound in green.
1. Moo zits Hi STOR v, from the Age of Charlemagne to the end
of the Year t 806, onthe plan of the above-defcribed Ancient Hif.
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I mot 31X-PENCZ

DR. VALPY'S ASSIZF. SERMONS.

MESSRS. RICAI(1)SON take the liberty of
H informing the Public, that they have procured a few Copies
of there Sermons, fur which ievtral applin!ions have been made.
price 3s. levied.
Where may he had,•hy the fame,

The ANNIYERSAIZ,Y SERMON of the ROYAL HUMANE
SICIETY, with Notes and Append 4. The Sixth Edition. price as.
A SERMON, Preached at the CONSECRATION of the
COLOURS of the READING VOLUNTEERS, with Notes
price as. 6d.
•„• The New Edition of the fir? Part of Dr. Yalpy's Greek
Grammar is printed, hut cannot he had feparately as before. The
whole will he ready in a kw weeks

On Thurfday the t6th of April, will be Tibiae& in Foolfcap
Ocitavo, price 8s bound, cmbrllithed with a Charaderiitid
Fronufpi,ce,
QTULTIFERA NAVIS ; or, The MODERN
SHIP of FOOLS.

• /Err Perenniut.
Alp for the Horfe—a Bei& for the Aft—nand a Rod for the
Fool's Back.
Prin!eci for William Miler, Alhemarl••ftrret.
N. B. The above iv an origins' compnfninn, founded on the plan
of Al zander Barclay',. celebrated Trntilation of the Ship of Fools,
printed in folio, A. D t 5 78.
London, England, 1807-04-08

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL E.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Caddo, for money haf,-;.—Arril 621-omnlum pr.
Exchequer Rills, par. is pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 5244 225 India Bonds, 45. pr.
3 per Cent. R An. 6:14 F.xcheq Bids, is 2o par
3 per C. Conf. An. 6411 Omnium 4 1 # prem.
4 per Cast. 794 kith Ditto 341
5 per Cent. Navy 9641 Lottery Tickets 191. 575.
Long Ann. t 7 7 ;64 Confols for ace 641
India Stock tB4

A heavy firing was heard at Dover yeflerday
afternoon from the French Cain: as it was a calm at
the time and very hazy, it was fuppofed by many
that tome of out cruizers had drifted within reach of
the batteries, the firing being lefs regular than that
which was heard jua after the French obtained the
vidory at Jena.—Some, however, are apprehenfive
that the firing may have been to announce a viaory
obtained, or pretended to have been obtained over
the Ruffians.

Laft night Foreign Journals were received to the
3d inn. from which we have given lbme extraels.—
The Reader will, however, recoiled that they mutt
be read as French intelligence. No general engage-
ment had taken place on the tqth ult. At that time
the French head quarters were at Ofterode, where
they had been for nearly four weeks before. Thefe
papers furnilh no accounts of the movements of the
reffeEtive armies; confequently we are not enabled
to judge of the probability of an immediate aEtion.
The liege, of Grauclentz has been commenced in re-
gular form. The carrifon is inconfiderable, but the
place is capable of, Maintaining a long and obflinate
dpfence.
, General I,3suvics,qu continues to receive frcfb rein-

forcements from the interior of Ruffia, and every thing
indicates the approach of another dreadlul battle.—
The Imperial Guards quitted Peteriburgh for the
army the latter end of February. The numerous
Militia railed in Runia are EA improving in difcipline.
None of the accounts in thefe Journals ate late
enough to decide whether any battle took place on
the aid alt. as reported yellerclay.
London, England, 1807-04-08

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 7.

Arrived the Earl Camden, Hope, and Coutts
EaII Indiamen, from the Downs. The Caoconma
'loop of war is appointed convoy fcr Newfoundland,
&c. The Weil India fleet remain at St. Helen's.
DEAL, APRIL 7.

Arrived the SOLISAY frigate, from a cruise off
Dieppe; FEARLESS gun brig from off Boulogne,
DaertILATE gun brig; Taunton Cagle, and Lady
Caftlereagh Eaff India flips from the River, with
the Du Bac, CHASE, for the South Seas ; Enterprise.
Cow ; York, Satawso ; and Ceres, PALMER, fat
Jamaica ; and feveral other Merchant veffels outward
bound, names unknown.
Remain in the Down s—Prineets of Orange, Edgar, Ills,
Tufty, Clyde, Refinance, Solebay, Kangaroo and Otter (loops;
Devaßation, Fury and Explofion bombs; Indignant, Turbulent,
Jackall, Fearkfs, Wrangler, Dcfperate and Pelter gun brigs;
Deptford lighter, Ranger Navy traaport ; Surat Cagle, Lady
Caftlereagb and Taunton Cagle ERR India Mips, for India;
York and Ceres, for Jamaica.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 6.

The fleet for the Weft Indies that failed from Cork
the 28th ult. under convoy of his Majefty's (hips
DADALUS and DRYAD. and BARBARA and LAURA
cutters, confifted of feven from Liverpool ; nine
from Greenock; fix from London ; tw-nty•two from
Briftol ; five from Dublin ; two from Lancafler;
nine from Whitehaven ; two from Belfaft ; one from
Workington, one from Cork, and one belonging. to
Antigua. The Liverpool ones were the Nell'', Wit.
fon, and Chiltham Cattle, Platket, for Jamaica;
Caflor, Paul, and Brothers, Knubly, for Antigua;
Bayley, Proeor, for St. Lucia ; Alchymitt, Never-
fon, for St. Vincent's, and Adventure, Stalker, for
Barbadoes : the laft veffel joined off the harbour.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 7.—Paffed by the Calm Jones, from
Malta; Alice, Peters, from Lilbon; Hope, Storks, from Cork;
Orion, Gains; and the Graces, Coughey, from &Rait--Sailed
the Galen, Stdman, for Bolton.
London, England, 1807-04-08

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 6.

Sailed to the Eaftward, the VANGUALD and Co-
-1.14H, of 74 guns ; and NARCISSUS, of z 8 guns, to
join the Channel fleet. The TH [TIS, of 38 guns, is
gone up Hamoaze.
London, England, 1807-04-08

FOREIGN INT ELLIGENCE.

•
PARIS, MARCH 28.
Letters fiorn Madrid (late, that 2000 Prutlian
prifimers have arrived at Barcelona, and entered into
the Spanifh fervice ; lox= more, who are at Per-
pignan, with to be allowtd to enter into the Spanith
army alfo.
London, England, 1807-04-08

NUMBER 5678 ]

FIRST TIME.
THEATRE.ROY AL, DRURY .LAVE.
TO MORROW EVENING, APRIL 9. 18ci7,
will be adted a New Comedy, in Five Adta, called
A DAY IN LONDON.
With a Prologue and Epilogue.
"he Chandlers by Meffrs. Bannifter, De Camp, Ruffen, Cherry,
H. Siddons, Palmer, and Johnitone ;
Mifs Duncan, Mifs Mellon, Mica Boyce, Mifs Ray.
To which will be added the Mufical Farce of
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
This Eveningt-The Wonder ; with The Wood Damon.
London, England, 1807-04-08

BANKRUPTCY KNLARGED.
April sB. Henry Michael Tijou, late of Mitre•court, Fleet.flreet,
London, vintner, dealer and chapntan, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPT.

Thomas Redfern, of Trowbridge, Wilts, furgeon and apothecary,
dealer and ehapnian, to furrender April 21, 23. and May ro. at
eleven, at ill:. Three Wool Packs Inn, Trowbridge. Attornies,
Mr. Williams, Red Lion fquarr., London; or. Mr. Stephen
Williams, Trowbridge.
DIVIDENDS.

April rr. John Storey Pritchard, late ef Wittninre Areet, parifh
of StMary-la Bonne, Middleftx, grocer aneconfedtioner, at ten,
at Guildhall.
April sq. Ifaac Smedley, of Maiden-lane, Wood ftreet, London,
holier, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
April ss. John Simpfon Ty Leman, of Coleltelter, ElTcx, iron-
monger, at eleven, at the Grill' Inn, Colchefter.
[Laft night's Gazt tte contains an At/drefs to his Majcfty, from
the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of Denbigh, returning thanks for
the late change iu Admittiftration A litnilar Addrefs from the
Magittrates and Council of the City of Aberdeen, appeared in
i Saturday's Gazette.]
London, England, 1807-06-05

PLAN OF EDUCATION.

DROSPECiiii:SOf a PLAN of EDUCATION,
to be crynduetrd Co a very lupe' inr feale in point of Treat-
ment and Infirm:lien may be bad gr.:tis at TAB tar'. Juvenile
Library, New Bond fired; or 3t Ridgway's, Booifelicr, Fie•
cadilly.-7 he Conductor of the Plan is a Be ieficed Clergyman,
.nd can furnifh references to perfoos of the higheft rtfpeetability.
'flu foliation is about ten miles from London, and is univerfally
canine.' to be one of the mai healthy fpots in the kingdom.
London, England, 1807-06-05

POWELL ON DEVISEES.

Tbis day was publifhed, In two Vols. Bvo, price sBs. in hoards,
AN ESSAY upon the learning of DEVISEES
.1 from their ine, ption, by writing, to their confummation by
the death of the Devifor.

By JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq.
Of the Middle Temple, Barrifter at Law.
Second Edition correded.

London ; Printed for W. Clarke and Sans, Law, Bookfellcrs,
Portugal ftreet, Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may be had in three Volumes, 89.t0. price il. us. 61 in
boards,
San N BUR N Treatife of Teltaments and Laft Wills, the 7th
Edition, with very ennfiderable Additions and Notes,
By JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq.

EQUITY DIGEST.
This day was publithed, in royal Odtavo, price roe. 6d. in boads,
ASUPPLEMENT to an Analytical Digelled
Index o&the Reported Cafes in the feveral Courts of Equity,
as well Chancery as Exchequer, and in the High Court of Parlia-
ment. Continued to the prefent Time and including the Deci-
Boris of Lord Chancellor Redefdale in ireland. With a Table of
the Principal Titles, Divifions, and SubdiviGons, and a Reper-
toritun of the Cafes, doubly and fyftentatically arranged, upon
the former Principle.
By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Efq.
Printed fur W.Clarke and Sens, Law Bookfcllers, Portugal Brett,
Lincoln's Inn.
_

Of whom may be had, iiitvrOVer;l;ge royal oetavo volumes,
price al 2s. in boards,
The Analytical Digefted Index of all the Reported Cafes in the
feveral Courts of Equity. By R. W. Bridgman, Efq.

LAW OF SHIPPING AND NAVLGATION.
This day was publifhed.
In Octavo, price a 2fl. in boards, the Second Edition, win
Additions of
rHE LAW of SHIPPING and NAVIGATION.
By JOHN REEVES. Efg.
Author of the Hiftory of the Ennis Law.
London Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugalftreet,
Lincoln's Inn; and J. Afpern, Cornhill.
• •„• 1 his Work treats of the Plantation Trade, the Trade with
Afia. Africa, and America—Of the European Trade—Of the
Coafting Trade—The Filheries—Of Britifh Ships—Together with
the Ads of Parliament,Orders of Council, Lie, 'lees, Initrudtions,
and Law Opinions : to As Itch is added au Appendix of Forms, of
Oaths, Certificates, Rtgifters, &c.
Of whom may be had, in 4 volt price 11. 16s.
The Hilton, of the Englith Law, by John Reeves, Efq.
London, England, 1807-06-05

CONVEYANCING PRECEDFNTS.

This day was publiawd, Part 1. (price 7s. 6d. fewed) to be conti-
nued Monthly, and completed in Fight Parts, pr Four Volumes,
royal octavo. prix 31. ts. in boseds, of
_ _ _

SERIES ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in
CONVEY.ANCING, proceeding mom the fimpleit to the
more varied circumltances of Title ; with pradtkal Notes and
Variations.

By CHARLES BARTON,

Of the Inner Temple, Eta. At or of the EleMents of Convey-

ancing

London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal itreet,
Lincoln's Inn.

This Work is defigned as a Supplement to the Elements of
Cor.ve yaneimt. but is equally adapted to general ufe. The intent
of it is to prefent the Solicitor with correct (urns. of thofe fpecies
of affurance which arc in molt common ufe, as distinguifli d from
Lich as are of more fpecial nature, requiring the aid of Caunfel;
each of there forms is made, by means of fubjoined variations, to
ferve as a precedent in every ordinary cafe which can occur in a
title; as where the fate is by private contras% and where public
auction ; where the wife is a party and where not; where the con-
veyance is and where it is not made to a truflee for preventing
dower, &c &c. and that every draft may be either fully or fhwtly
drawn as circumttances may requite, the leaf cffcntial part of
each deed are fo dittinguithed 10101 the reit, as to he retained sir
omitted at pleJure. 'I he charader which each party fuftains in
the deed is moreover inferted, initetd of the embarraffiag mode of
tiling names or ir.itials; and to the whole will he added a very full
and paricular index A prapeclus of the win k, and lift of prece-
death, may he had gratis a the publiihers.
London, England, 1807-06-05

corequence of the numerous apol!carions for Place. In the
des and the unprecedented ,-,sta•lft htftowed on the prefta
.Ikr rntertainmenrs the Gentry, and others are
repeetfully informed, that t v ill be continued until fur.
to notice.
ROY AI. AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLErs, WEST/Wigs TER BRIDGE.
(oder the Pau orate of their Royal Highnefres the Prince of
Wales and Duke of York.
'"HIS PRESENT FRIDAY, and till further
1 fie, will be prdented (eleventh time) PRUSSIAN
AtifILANDER's FXERCISES, Serpentine Ladder, &c.—ritth
!joie, an Arriette, called the German Spa Girl. —.nth time,
Zqueftrian /untie', by the Yourg Proffian.-35th time, the fo
,:ruich admired Foreign Military Speclacle, called the BRAVE
'COSSACK, with its dependent and interefting new and fplendid
Scenery, Machinery. Platform Work, Devil's Bridge, &c. of new
invention, in which piece feveral Horfes, exprefsly trained. perform
In a molt extraordinary manner.—r tth time. a favourite Song by
a Young Lady—z ith time, Warbling, Whin:log, and Julking the
Notes of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony, &e.—
iitb time, The Grand Fqueftrian Corps de Referee will have the
honour to perform divers hxervjfeg —To conclude with BAR.
LECZyIN and MOTHER BUNCH.
Doors to be opened at half paft five, and begin at half paft Ba.
...Boxes es—Pit u—Gallery za—SLcand price at half paft eight

ADMIRAL TT 1117, 2s, 1807.
NorrcE it hereby given that a St:ffion of Oyer aid
Teraina and Goal Alktery, fir the Tri4 of °fences coneseit•
ted oath+ High Scat, within the yneifiliaiox of the .Idinirahy of Ear
land, will it held at firmfli.:e Hail, in the Old Bailey. London, "
Sr UV Os 26th of 7axe next, at Eight .111,ch in she Alarming.
WILLIAM MARSDAN:

This day was put lithcd,
Price 6d. or Ss. a dozen for dißribution, a New Edition of
AN ADPREBS to YOUNG PERSONS after
CONFIRMATION
By RI^I{ARD WATSON, D. D.
1.,,rd [Whop of I.and.ff.
Printed for F. C. and J Itivington. No 63, St. Paul's Church.
yard; and J Waiktr, No. 4.; Paternolter•row.
N. R. A few Copies ..re printed in a larger letter and fine paper,
prlei.
London, England, 1807-06-05

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JUNE 3.

Mr.Guaw EY applied to the Court to reflore to the
Roll of Attornies Mr. A. J. Jellico, who had been
lirnck off in the year 1802. In that year Mr. Jellico
was a candidate for the office of Vefiry Clerk of
Wandfworth, but confider ing himfelf ineligible owing
to hi, being an Attorney, he applied to the Court,
and at his own requefl was ]truck off the Roll. He
afterwards found that his being an Attorney did not
render him obnoxious to the office of Vary Clerk;
and as his condua had been uniformly farisfa&ory,
a meeting of the Veftry was called by public notice,
when it was unarlimoufly refolved that application
ought to be made to the Court to reflore Mr. Jellico
to the Roll. This opinion was confirmed at a Cubic-
fluent meeting, and the prefent motion was the refult
of the ultimate decifion of the Veftry.
Lr,rd Et LENI3nROUGH enquired whether there was
any diffenting voice ? and heiog anfwered by Mr.
GURNEY that the applicati n had been made with the
unanimous approbation of the Veal y, Lord ELLEN
anaouGH granted the application, with this falvo,
that it was not underflood to take the Veftry by fur-
prife; and alfo, that Mr. Jellico fhould be re admitted
on paying the ufnal fine.
The Court role at one o'clock, immediately after
which Lord ...P-LLINNOROUGH held the fira fitting at
Prius, in the term. .
London, England, 1807-06-05

HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.

This day was publifhed, in a large and very tlegant volume, eta,
accompanied by numerous and very beatnik! Engravings, price
21 as. in boards,
ATOUR through HOLLAND, a 1 the Right
and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the
Summer and Autumn of ilk&
By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Tour
..round the Baltic, icc.
" Pergit, et honks (tante eft fiducia) ripes
incomitatus adit."— CLAUDIA,!.
in this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cuf-
torns,arts, and condition of the Dutch fake the converfion of the
Repilklic of the Seven United Province% into a Kingdom, and a
defcription of the molt hoprefting Oka, and fcenery in Holland
and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety of ale.
dotes illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of
France and Germany through which the Author pared ; and the
whole is etubellifiled by so Engravings, by a diftinguifticil Artist,
from drawings made on the (pot.
s_

Printed for Rico A a oPurti.i es, No. 6,Brilge-ftreet, Biaelrfriars,
and to be had of ail linokfellere. Of whom may be had,
The NORTHERN SOMMER,FICC EL
'll3c STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21.

kilt publiflted, containing 36 large (beet Maps, coloured,
price Four Guineas, half bound,

1 AVOISNE's NEW GENEALOGICAL, HIS-
TORICAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL ATLAS; being a
complete Guide to Hittory, both Ancient and Modern ; exhibit•
ing an accurate Account of the Origin, Ikkent, and M :rringes of
all the Royal Fan.ilies, from the Beginning of the Work' to tie
prefent Time ; with a Mort Hiltorical Account of the remarkable
Events that happened during the Reigns of each Emperor, King,
queen, Prince, &c. in the above Period.
sold by J. Barfield, Wardour-greet ; Dolan and Co. Soho-rquars;
Hatchard, Piccadilly'; Faulder, Bond-itreet ; Longman. Hurst
and Co. Paternotter-row ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. kinfbury-
(qua% ; and Ricbardfon, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1807-06-05

ELEMENTS OF CONVEYANCING.

This day was publiled, in two very large royal octavo volumes,
(price al. 6s. in boards,) being Vol V. and VI. which whoUy
complete the Work—Of
EUNIENTS of the SCIENCE of CONVEYAN•
LING—By CHARLES BARTON, Efq.

Complet,: Sets of the above Work may now be had in fix very
large royal odlava Volumes, price 71. as. in boards, comprifing all
that is to be r.-.►c with in the Statutes, Reports and other legal
Repertories on the various Branches of Conveyancing, under the
Wowing Hcida,vtz.
Vol. I —The Study and Pralice, and the Rife and Progrefs of
Conveyancing; the 1 r.vs refpecting Land. Asivowfun, Tythes,
COMIIIOIIS, Waya, tit-Aces, Dignities, Franchifes, Rents, Annuities,
&e.

Vol. 11 —Eltates in Fee-fimple, Fee tall, for Life, Cuttefy,
Dover, jointure, ferns tor Ye .rs.
Vol. 111 ...Copyholds, Gavelkind and Burrough Englifh, Condi-
tions, Mortgages Remainders and Revertions, Juint•tcnancy, Te-
nancy in Common, Coparcenary, &c
Vol. IV.-11fes and Trutts, Agreements. Deeds, Fe-ffment,G;ft,
Grant, Exchange, partition, Releafe, Confirmation, Affignmenti
Defearatree, Covenan: to (lard feized,l3argain and sale, Ltal:. and
Releafe, D chrati.n of Wes.

Vol. V.—Appointments, Revrteltions. Fines, Recoveries, Sur-
renders, Devil-4 Daceut, 1e..)1.3 of Confauguinity, Tables of Ue•
fcent.

Vol. Vl—A(l4olde of Cafes determined during the Publ.catinn
of the Watt, Names of Cake cited In the Work, a very copious
and partleolar lodes to the principal Matters.
Load= s Piloted for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal ftreet,
colter lath

Printed for RICUARD Poi I. LI rs, No. 6, Bridge-lheet, Blackfriars,
and to br 6.1 of all 130041.1krs
At the fame time is publifhod, a fmall I.Jiti t of the origimil
Italian, elegantly printed, pricc,ess. 61. b boards.

THE CANADAS.

This day were publifiled, in a fplcndid and very large Volume, in
Quarto, illuftrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from original
drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price al. ass. hoards,
'TRAVELS through the CANT AS, containing
a dtfcription of the pidurecque fernery nn tome of the
Vern and Lakes, with an account of the produdigns, commerce,
and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fuhjoined a com-
parative view of the manners and cuftonis of feveral of the Indian
nations of North and South America.

By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq.
Deputy Poftmafter-General of Bvitith North America, &c &e.
Printed fur Richard Phillip', No. 6, Bridge-Race, Blacktriars,
and to be had of all Bookfcllcrs.

N.B.A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully co.
loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been dune up
in a fcparate atlas, and the wog k, with this elegant acLuvapaninitnt,
may be had at Three Gulima and a Hatf per copy.
London, England, 1807-06-05

WILLIAMS'S PATENT CASEi

By his Majefty's Royal Letters Patent, granted December
UTILLIAMS's PATENT LEDGER CASES.
vv Mr. 'WILLIAMS relit, fubmirs to 12.,e public a new
cafe for all kind of books, both for the Counting Louis unit Li-
brary—it forms a complete cover or binding, for any '‘ nk, bound
or unbound, and for any number in In cctflion, prefcrving each of
them hare, and free from duit, injury or infpcdtion.
I Mk cafes pat*, fs the advantage of making the books open quite
fit, the fame as his Patent Ledgers. They alfo have 1 reit for the
hodorheo writing near the bottom of the leaves ; al d they lock
up is front,by which means a book fplaididly bound will be pre-
tavri from the !aft foil, and may be taken out in as perfcdt a Rate
at wilco put in; and a book only in hoards, has a perfedt binding,
without the leeway, niLnce of lacing fent to the bind( ; and the
quality and price arrt to be feco at once: indeed a whole library
or mu: dog honk may be fitted up with there cafes in a complete
Ape of uniiormity.
, 1 o the Public Offices, Pahlic Companies, and Merchants, the
advantages of fuch an article mutt be impottant,a4 well as to the
"teary world in generaL
fitatiorer, No IC,Cornbill, London.

LAMER.
THAT Superfluons Hairs are one of the greateft
drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Fate,
Arms. &c. is alhwed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea-
act. To Teiniove them various Preparations have, from time to
dine, itartikKup: but mutt of them (although pompoldly advcr•
df.d) having. been found either inefficacious or deleterious, arc
fallcii or falling to the ground. Inow„iife of TREN 's DEP!.
LA-foitY, which Rands abfohrely unparalleled and jullly cc •
kbratvi, the Proprietors will onl) obit:rye, that it removes tke
hair's In a few minutes, without injuring the &in; cr cawing any
spleafant fenfation—that it has been. happily applied and highly
approved is) the dill tanks of faction and rank—and that i.adies
may fec it ufed, and thus have ocular dennonitration of its efficacy
Ind innorenee,bilom they make a purchafc.
It is fold tby appointment of Tser.t and Co.) valkolei4e and re-
* Mr Perrin, ag, Southampim ftreet, Covent Garda); and
.toll by Mr. Rigge, Cheapfide ; Mr. Golding, Cornhill; and all
the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders In London.
.To Ladies hi the country, =eliding the cmount,free of poßage,
!will be immediately krwarded—price ss.
London, England, 1807-06-05

ALARMING DISCONrENTs IN MALTA.

This ti.y were publiihed, in one volume octavo, price 6s. boards,
AucHENTIC MATERIALS tot. a HISTORY
of the PEOPLE of MALTA; in four Parts; containing
the Form of Government under their own Magiftrates, under the
Grand M:.fters, and under the &ha Civil Commiffioners ; their
former Elora to regain their ancient Rights and Liberties, and
their prefcnt Claims thereto; a Memorial to the King; Revenues,
Expenditure, Coins, Corn Meafure, Agriculture, &c.
By WILLIAM ETON, Efq.
Superintendant General of the Quarantine and Public Health De-
partment in Malta, Author of the Survey of the "Furkifh Empire.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand.
Of whnm may be had.
A New Edition, being the Third, of the SURVEY of the
TURKioli EMPIRE ; Bvis, price Bs. in boards.
. _

And by whom will be publiihed in a few days,
Mr. El'ON's ANSWER to Mr.THORNTON, Aulor of the
PRESENT STATE of TURKEY.
London, England, 1807-06-05

L 417 INTELLIGENCE.

SUMMER CIRCUITS, 1317.
Noaro....z—Lord Chief Juilice of the King's Benelt, and the
tionnurab:e Mr. Jußicc Grde.
Home—Lord Chiet Jußice of the Common Pleas, and the Ho-
noural.le Mr. Juftic.: Heath.
o:roan—Lord Chief Baron, and Honourable Mr. Baron Gra
ham.

lA'rsTr a Nr—liorourahle Mr. Baron Thomfon, and the Ho-
nourable Mr. loftier Lawrence.
Mi DI. A N D—Horuurable Mr. Juftiee Rooke, and he Honour•
able Mr. Juttice I.e Blanc.
Nowt nest x—llonourat.le Mr. Jußice Chambre, and the Ho-
nourable Mr. Baron Wood.