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HAMPSHIRE-TO BE LET OR SOLD,

A COMPACT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,
together with Forty Acres of Nam Land, in which the
lioufe tt:n is The Fliate is furrounded by a belt of growing Oak
Timber, tataush which are cut walks, capable, from the wood-
land reentry, of the higbeft embailhment. The whole in good
condition and complete repair; and (as the Furniture may be taken
et a fair valuation) fit for the immediate reception of a (mall gen-
teel family, for which the Houle, with every poffible convenient
office, and pure* water. is particularly adapted: two miles from
Fording bridge, a market town, which has a daily communication
with the mettnpoUg, and an ear), tidtance from a frequented and
'excellent Sea•batbing plate.

Enquire for particulars of B. Mac, Efq Brookwood, Fording-
bridge, Hauta—if by letter, poll paid.

TO BE LET,

Furniihed, or Unfornifited. for Four or Seven Years, to enter on
at Michaelmas or Chriiimas nest, fitwatc within a mile and t
half of Ripon (the Market Town) in York Mire,

THOR PE LOGDE, a neat and convenient Man-
fion Houle, confining of a handfame Veftihnle and Stair-
eafe, Dining Room at feet by 18, with Drawing Ruom 17 fcct by
x 7. Library, Heufekeeper's and Store Room, Laundry and Ser-
vants' Half; a good Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Brew Hoar,
four ben Bed Roomy, pleafant Bow-window Drefling Room,
Nurfery and three Servants' Apartments, with necc.ffary attached
and detached Offices, Stablts for fix Horfes, Cow Honk and Barn,
a fracious Paved Yard, with a Pump of good Water in it ; Car-
den wallcd round, and ()Muni adjoining. A Hind's iionfe, and
636 Acres, be the fame mos. or lets, of very gond Gtafs Land.
Enquire (if by letter, poit paid) of R. Pickering, Efq at the
Houle.

To be SOLD, an Organized PIANO FORT F. an excellent
illatrument, and a Four Barrelled HAND ORGAN.
The Farming Stock and forr-: Fnrni•ure will be fold at the Hind's
Hoare, on Thurfday, the tit d-y of Odlober.

Alfu, to be SOLD, fituate at Breckenbrough, near Thlrlic, in
the farm County, a FARM of Arable, Meadow, and Failure
Land, containing ac6A, t R. 34P. he the fame more or leis, with a
new ended Houfe not quite tiiiiihcd, but which at a further mo-
derate expence, may be made fuitable for a Genteel Family.
The Land is capable of great improvement, lays all together, is
freehold, and pays Ss. Ictl. in lieu of Tythes.

Enquire as above, who will order the Preinifcs to be thewn.
•; The major pan of the purehare money may remain on (c-
-orky of the Premifes if agreeable.
London, England, 1807-02-16

THORN, JANUARY rs.

Pante letters alfert that Grandenz is blockaded
by a coniiderable corps of French troops ;—it is
thought •that the liege of this place will loon com
mence ; a number of peafants work at throwing up
entrerrchmenta round our city. The Prench General
of Artillery, M. de "lailltrie, arrived the day before
yetrday. On the ut of this month i; was fiznifred

to the inhabitants of the fuburb of Praga, that they
were to prepare accommodations for r s,OOO men ;
and to thole of Watfaw, for t 5,000. Field Marfhal
Kamenfkny (according to letters from Warfaw of the•
4th inliant) has hired a houfe at Grodno, where he
intendsto eilablith his head quarters during the winter.

POSEN, JAN. 2t.
Our Gazette contains the following article:—Ac•
counts have been received here, that a divifton of the
invincible French army under General Grouchy, has
on the one hand entered Konningfburg, and on the
other, another corps of the grand army has attacked
the Ruffians in the park of Bialy Rock, defeated them
anti entered Lithuania.
London, England, 1807-02-16

WARSAW, JANUARY a.

The French troops will now go, for fome time,
into winter quarters, which have been alEgned at
Praga for r2,cco men, and here for 15,000.
From the 26th of December to this day no more
aeti3n3 have taken place, except fome partial fkir-
macs with the Ruffian troops that remain behind,
and the Tenths of which have only been a few pri-
foners. The badnefs of the roads makes the advance
of the army iropofEble ; though there is a kind of
road to the Bug, it is at prefent not to be diflinguifh.
ed : to this is to be added thtt want of aloes for the
foldiers.

We expal here daily a column of 3,000 Ruffian
prifoners, and another equally numerous will pats
the Viilula at Zakrockzym. The number of allethe
prifoners cannot at prefent be accurately given.
General Kaminikui has fixed his head quarters at
Grodno.

JANUARY 15.
His Majefly the Emperor of the French and King
of Italy has created a Provifional Government for
Polab Fru(Da, under the title of a Commiffion of
Regency, of which the Members are, Marfbal Ma-
lakowfki ; Count Stanillaus Potocki ; Gutikowfki,
late Grand Cfiancellor ; Dzialinfki, Prefident of
• the Deputation which was fent to Berlin ; Winicki
Bilinfki, late Grand Notary of the Crown, Prefi-
dent of the Chamber of Finances of Kalifch ; and
Sokollewfki, late Staroa of Warfaw. Thefe Gen-
tlemen have afterwards appointed fire Direflors,
viz :—t. For Janice, M. Lubienfki ; z. For the In-
terior, M;Brcza, Prefident of the Chamber of Fi.
trances at Pain ; 3. For the Finances, M. Malakowf-
ki, late Grand Refendary ; 4. For War, Prince Jo-
feph Poniatoulki ; 5. For the Police, M. Alexander
Putock I—Telegraph.
London, England, 1807-02-16

BERLIN, JANUARY 23.

The latex accounts from Warfaw are of the 19th
Nothing remarkable has occurred.

A number of robberies have been noticed here for
force time pail. Yefferday evening, for the firft
time, feveral patroles were tent into different quar-
ters of the city, to apprehend thieves that might be
pointed out by the Police, and fuck perfons as cannot
give a good account of themfelves.
A decree has been iffued by the Emperor Napo-
leon, dated Jan. 5, according to which the war con-
tribution impofed upon Heffe Caffel is to be paid out
of the capitals due to the Eleaor from Come of the
inhaLitanfs on account of loans, &c.
London, England, 1807-02-16

CRACOW, JAN. 6.

The organization of the Polifh battalions continws;
the number of troops which can be railed in the pro-
vinces, occupied by the French, is eflimated- to so or
60,000 ; they expeet with impatience the arrival of
their brothers from Italy.
NOWOMIASTO, JAN. s.

Martha' Augurean has had his head quarters here
for Tome days. The ceffation which the retreat of
the Ruffians has procured us affords us Come relpite
from the continual fatigues we have futtained.—
Provifions are not only fcarce on the banks of the
Viftula, but even thefe are procured with difficulty ;
we fee so white bread, nor is :he black very abun-
dant : the common price of a pound of beef is half
a crown.
London, England, 1807-02-16

Total, Ships 33

BIRTHS.
On Friday lift, the Countrfs of Loudon and Moira, of a fon t
and on Saturday the child died, to the Mexpreffible grief of all
the family.
On Tuefday hit, her Grace the Duchefs of Bedford, of a fon,
at the Caftle of Dublin.
London, England, 1807-02-16

STRZEGOEZYN, JAN. 2.

The Emperor continued from the 28th December
to the IQ January, at Puhulk, to reconnoitre from
thence the pofition of the enemy. The Ruffians con-
tinue their retreat, in all hafte, by BiAyflock and
Grodno. In the mean time, Matfhal Davouß has
removed his headquarters from Pultutk to the Narew,
and beyond that river towards Oftrolenka. Martha!
Lannes, who was at Pultuflc, has proceeded down
the river to Sicook, and Marfhal Augereau has ad-
vanced to Nowomiafto. Provifions and forage are
in thefe countries extremely fcarce.
London, England, 1807-02-16

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY ts.

Arrived his Majefty's Gips Cc:mumslns and Dis-
MOND, from a cruize. Sailed his Majetty's (hips
hUrnsys, for the Elsa Indies ; AUDACIOUS and the
Aacus, for Cork. The outward•bound Earl India
fleet are unmooting. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-02-16

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, February 4.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFI,,ERS of Hu Majcfly's
ORDNANCE A berelygive Mace,
That-Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before the 20th inftsnt, from fueh Perform as may he willing to
undertake the Supply of CA K.O COPPER for the Service of this
Depirtment, upon a Contract for Three Years, fubjeet to be ter-
minatedby a Notice from either Party of Three Months after the
Expiration of One Year, and conformably to the Conditions of
Payment obfcrved by this Department.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contrad may be known urin application at the Secretary's
Office in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
and Four &Clock.
The Propofals are to Sc Pealed up and indorfed " Propnfals for
the fupply of Cake Copper;" but no Propofals can be admitted
after the laid acth inftant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame
day ;. neither will any Tender be noticed unlefa the party making
it, or an agent in his behalf ihall attend. •
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-02-16

DENMARK MAILS.

We have received two Denmark Mails, the one
arrived yefierday, and the other this morning. By
the former we learn that the Quango frigate, with
the Ruffian fubfidy, and Mr. STRATTON, his Britan-
nic Majefly's Ambafrador to the Court of Sweden,
reached Gnttenburg on the td inflant.

It appears that BoNAPARTE is reinforcing his army
in Poland from every quarter. It cannot be lets
than zoo,ooo men. The extent of his preparations,
while it demonftrates his generalfLip, is a clear proof
that he expeets no filch eafy vi&ory as his vanity
would with us to believe.

By the Mail of this morning, we learn that the in-
habitants of Hamburgh are in the greated potlible
diiirefs, in confequence of the protradled sifit of their
French Mailers. But the moft important article of
intelligence by there mails, if there was any hope of its
being corral, is contained in the firll of the following
London, England, 1807-02-16

HAMBURGH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Hamburgh Papers to the 31ft uh. and Dutch
to the Bth inft. have been received. The troll impor-
tant article of their contents relates to t:le New Go-
vernment which Bonaparte has impofed on Pruffian
Poland. knead of the promifed relloratien of the
ancient Monarchy, he has appointed a Direaory of
Seven Members, under the title of the Government
Corn m 'llion.

The Fiufhing C,,nrant lays, "The Emperor Napo-
leon is (fill at Warfaw, buried in arrangements for the
early commencement of the campaign, when it is
fuppofed he will lead upwards of three hundred thou-
(and men again(! the Ruffians, independent of the
Poli(h legions, and the other troops of the concurered
countries, which have joined the Imperial Standard:.
In the mean time, hopes are entertained that the
renewal of the war will be averted by the bleilings of

peace."
The inhabitants of Heffe are flilldifcontented under
the iron fceptre of Bonaparte.
No lets than 40,000 additional troops have been
found necetfary to awe the icfurgents.
Upwards of to,ooo French foldiers, employed in
the Cullom Houfe duties, have quitted the countries
cn the Rhine, to repair to Lower Saxony, for the
purpofe of occupying the banks and Mouth of the
Elbe, and extend a cordon along the frontiers of
Holkin and the (bore of the Baltic, to prevent the
introdudion of Englills merchandize into Germany.
The ninth divifiin of the Grand Army, under
Prince Jerome, has invellet: Kofel. The garrifun of
Blieg Amounted to 1550 men.
The feafon had, in the beginning of this month,
continued fo uncommonly mild in Sweden, that
fledges had not yet been retorted to. The Jivers and
lakes were frpzen over, but the ice was not fuflicient-
ly ftrong to admit paffengers.
Several thoufand =Ads were lately fent from the
orfenal at Stockholm, for the ufe of the Ruffian ar•
London, England, 1807-08-20

ARMY IN EGYPT.

EXTRACT OF A LET CEA FROM AN OFFICER WITH
THE ARMY AT SICILY.
Ras June is, tBo7
" I proceed to give you the bell account I can pro-
cure of our late difadrous Expedition to Egypt, col- ,
leered trim feveral of the officers engaged is it.
" The convoy failed from Meffina about the latter
end of February. On the fird night after they left the
harb-iiir, a feparation took plare, owing to the rough-
nefs of the weather: ten fail followed the TIGER,
Ind the remainder the AP it.t.o. The TIGER, with
•he tranfports in her charge, nrtived at Alexandria,
(tree days before the A sincLo, and the troops were
immediately landed to the Wellward of the town,
near the little Iflartd of Mirab-i; and commenced ope-
-ations againn the Fort de Rains, which was cavried
n the 17th of March; but, in attempting to (tom
Fort Cretin, General FRAZER failed, when he chan
• d his polition, and took up the ground to the EMI-
-4.d, where the mzmorable battle of the at ft of
I ',eh was fought. The town then capitulated, the
'eater part of the troops havinj, efcaped to Rofetta
" The mottoes were not allowed to be converted
io Irifpitals, as was the cafe the lag time the Eng
th had pi ffeflion of Alexandria. An affiflant fur-
on of De Rolle's regiment and a few wounded
men fell into the hands of the Turks, when the at-
London, England, 1807-08-20

mats dse IPatronase of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of
Wales and Duke of York.
MRS. ASTLEY having been received with on-
bounded apphufe in the popular Pantomime, called the
FAIR SLAVE, or MOORS and AFRICANS—She will make
her fourth appearance this Evening, preceding which, a new Ballet
of Adion, called the (lp ACK DOCTOR DU ED, with various
Eguellrian and Herculean Fla-elks, and the Comte Pantomime
of TELEMACHUS, or HARLKOIN and CALYPSO._

To begin at half paR 01—Hall -price at half palt eight.
N. B. Thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who have taken places for
the War Pantomime, called the Brave Condi, are refpedtfully
informed it will be again reprefented on Monday next, the asth
inftant, with by particular &f ire, the laughable Harlequinacie of
Mother Bunch,and various other Entertainments.

SALISBURY
TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL OF hitiSlC
WILL be celebrated on WEDNESDAY,
/mutt i6th, and two following days. The Performances
Will be on the fame grand fcale as before, for which the Band
/more fele& and numerous than on any forma oceafvus,ani par-
ticulasty adapted to give due force and effcdt to the Choral Parts)
Is engaged from the King's Concert, Opera Houk, Bath. &e. &e.
On WEONESDAT EVENING, at the New Rooms, will be

—.--
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
After which will be A SALL.
On TUDISDAY MORNING, at tile Cathedral, will be
A GRAND SELECTION,

From the Works of Handel, Jomelli, Pergotal,
Haydn, &c.
• On Ttnntsoay EVENING will he
A SELECT VOr'Al. CONCERT.

In which will be introduced tome of the New and ether fa-
vourite Glees, as rung this feafon at Meffrs. Harrifon, Bartleman,
and Gre•totex's Concerts; alto Purcell'a celebrated Mulic in the
Mafque of King Arthur.
011 FRIDAY MORVIINC.AR the Cathedral.
THE SACRI•D ORATORIO OF THIS MI•SSIAH,
London, England, 1807-08-20

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GsAyas r a, Aucu sr 19.--Paft by the William, Wake; and
the Hales, Kendlich. from Memel. Argus, !prole; Progrefs,
Nickolls ; and the Shelbourn, Moorfon, Iron Peteriburgh ; Eli-
zabeth, Hayes ; Cutiddlation, Holbeck ; and tl a Juftida, Ander..
fon, from Norway.
ARRIVED —At Liverpool, the Ellen, Reddie, from Jamaica,
with right others. At tanoßer, St. Anna, Derbyllaire, from St.
Thomas's. In W ington Bay, Rofe, Scott, from PiCtA. At Cork ,
Venus, Lowther and the Union, Stower, front London Cff
Cape Clear, Calor, Fowler ; Equeftrian, Brown ; Centurion,
Douglafs; and the Brook Watfon, Helmet, front Jamaica. At
Poole, Anna Maria, Bloomfield, front I.ifbon. At Malta, Little
Cretk, from Lotalon. At Grenac!a, Exierimttit, Taylor.
from Afi ica. At 13arbatlocs, Thomas, Smut< r from Africa. At
_formica, Expedition, itobtrts, from Africa. At !..t. Kitt's, Maria.
Williams, from Bt iltol. At St. Thomas's, Friendlltip,
from Briful. At Attica, Conitauce, .-a—; end the Elio,
from Liverpool.

The Indullry, Smith, and the Diana, Feder( .n,
from Yarmouth, are detained, and fent into Algehray.
The Adn4al Rainier, (a country fhip) captured
by a French cot vet.e, was re-taken on tLe 3o h De-
cember, in lat. 4 N. lung 94. E. by the D.wer Cattle
Indiaman, and cart i;:d into Bergal, Ir, m whence the
Dover Caftle was to fail ab:,ut the ad Match, for
Madras.

The PI cede, HILL, from Zante, arrived at Malta.
and f.tiled trour thence on the a9•h June, with a fleet
under convoy of his Majefly's !hip bwirTsuat, for
Gibt altar. _ _ _

The Sprculator, BRADY, from Riga for Plymouth,
eartured on tilnday hit, near Hatwuch, by a French
ptivatcer (.1 i+ guns, it Croce retaken by the Argus
revenle cuter, and arrived at Harwich. It is fup-
poled t•' iq the prillateer had taken the Betfey, Maw-
tlfg Rad a other brigs, from Riga, and 3 colliers

II
London, England, 1807-08-20

FRENCH JOURNALS.

Laft night we received Paris Papers to the 14. th,
and Dutch to the tsth inflant, both inclofive..--
TALLBYRAND has been railed to the dignity of Vice•
Grand Eleflor of the Empire, and M. CHAMPACNY
fucceeds him as Minifter f)r Foreign Affairs.—
CHAMTAGNY is generally allowed to be a man of
good fence and moderation, and, in the different
offices he has filled, has maintained a highly re-
fpeetable charialer.
General JuNot was expelled to affume the com-
mand of the Army deflined for the invafion of Por-
tugal on the 16th. If this he title, we (hall foon
hear of his arrival at Lifbon as Ambaffador Ex.
traordinary, at the head of 40,c00 men. Bayonne,
where his troops are, is 700 miles from Lifbon.
London, England, 1807-08-20

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BY TUE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

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DIXON'S CF.I.EBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

THESE PILLS have long obtained a jail z!e-
brity in the pri.a practice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON.
Apothecary,anil Imo/Their great Nue, in many obflinate
Difordcrs. on numerous patients of thitindlion and others. parti •
cularly the Duke of Bedford. Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory
rage Tomer. the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Vifentinteft
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undir the approbation and faudlion et their name.
The tillowini is a Proof of their Efficacy—
" Deal Cattle, Haverfordweft, South Wales,
Mina try as. 1803."

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not perfinially acquainted with him, would take it as a favour, if
he would fend hint four or five boxes of his Pills, as foon as he
pufnbly can. Mrs..l.loyd, who has always nits! the Medicine is
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to liket parts of which wilt be introduced Mozart's celebrated
additions.
And on FRIDAY EVENING will be
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT,
Aftcr which will be A BALL.
Principal Vocal Performers—Madame Storace, Mrs. Vaughan,
Ur. Brabant, Mr. Vaughan, Mr.Gofs, Mr. Page, Mr. Lacy, Mr.
Barrington, Mr. Bennet, and Mr. BARTLEM AN.
London, England, 1807-08-20

HAMBURGH AND ALTONA PAPERS.

We this Morning received HambUrgh and Altonal
'papers to the 't ath init. Their contents are of con-,
fiderable importance, as they (hew that the refilefs
ambition of BnNAPARTI is not to be fatisfied with
the Treaty of Tilfiri favourable as it is to his views.
Great changes on the Continent are fpoken of,
and immenfe bodies of troops are in motion tpwards
the North of Germany ; while a dire et allufion is
made to the Treaty of Tilfit, which is faid to contain
a claufe for organizing 'a molt formidable Northern
Coalition againft this country, in the event of her
refuting the mediation of Ruffia.
The following are the chief articles in the German
Papers : '

HAMBURGH, JULY sp.
[From la Abeja Efpanola--the Span% Bee, Auguft r I.]

Throughout the North of Germany a combined
plan of operations againft England, is 'believed to
exiß, and which only waits her anfwer to the propo-
fitions from Rullia, to be put in execution.
London, England, 1807-08-20

TOP FIFTH BOOR.

A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENOLISU, and ENGLISII
and FR TECH LANGUAGEI; iscludi:ig min), Hundred Word* not
to be found in other Dictionaries. and excluding others unknown
to modern French Literature. The vrlielc reviled, prepared, and
compiled by M. L'Abbe de Levizac ; beautifully printed in a new
Nonpareil Type, on fine Paper. price 9s. bound.
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Printed for Ricu u Paint.t PS, No 6. Bridge•itreet. Black •
friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers, with the lull Allowance to
Schools

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N B. The abnve-mentioned Series of eafy and fimple elemen-
tary book. are believed to be all that are nceelfary to render an
Student flack:lily familiar with the Freneh Language,
for the purpofes of reading and converfat ion. Every perfon mutt
have been Bruck with tl:e abfurdity of the praftice of putting the
prefent vialunninou•, tedious, and perliltaing French Grammars and
their Au:Marie. into the hands of Children. Well educated
Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fubticties
which, by means of the previnufly eliding French and Egli
Grammars, arc attempted to be taugh' to Children in F.ngliila
Schmobi. The Abbe Boffut's Books, on the contrary, contain no-
thing but general and effential points of information; they leave
the Pronunciation to the Hint g Tutor, from whom as much will
be learnt in an b. ur as by Rule in a year; and, in refpcd to Words
and Cooitruclion, ctn. place the acquirement of the French Lan-
guage, by an Plinth child, ettad'Uy on the fame footing as that on
which it Banda to a tat rt.
London, England, 1807-08-20

THE EXPEDI fION.

Gwernment have not yet received any further
difpatches from the Baltic Expedition. It is under•
flood that Admiral GAMBLER has been inftrueled to
demand of the Danes that they fhould become the
Allies of this Country, in which cafe the troops
and fleet were to co-operate in their defence ; and
that if this was refufed, they were to be confidered
as having preferred the alliance of France, and there-
fore to be treated as enemies, teeing it was impot-
ale that in the prefent circumftances they could con
tinue r.eutral. Saturday the t gth was the dayon which
the period allowed for decifion would expire, and if
they refuted or evaded the propofal, the Ifland of
Zealand and the Danifh Navy were to be ftized. We
may exped, therefore, every moment, to hear the
refult of this important affair.
We truft that our Commanders arc not repeating
the irrefolute conduit, which did not add to our lart.
tels at the Dardanelles. If fomething was intended
to fecure the Ifland, and the (hipping of Copenhagen,
Zealand ought immediately to have been occupied.
,--We know that BONAPARTE intended to cccupy
that ifland in order to Ihut us nut of the Sound, and
to give Swedifh Pomerania to Denmark as an equi-
valent. But we believe that he will now profefs the
greatell raped for the independence of Denmark, and
accufe us of unprovoked oppreflian. But let our fleet
be once removed, and that kingdom become at once
a member of the German Confederation, in other
words a vaffal of BONAPARTE, and its fleet will co
operate with his defigns againft Ireland, hence our
idea will appear that no time is to be loft. If we
mull keep a fleet of zo (hips of the line in the Sound,
we are cramping our exertions in other parts. Pof
feffed of Zealand and of the Danifh fleet, we have a
ilatiTa, which, with a comparatively fmall naval
force, will fecure thofe advantages in that (ci, of
which our implacable enemy means to deprive us.
In the mean I:me, the molt advantageous poll-
tions, it is Paid, are taken to circa the complete oc-
expation of the illand of Zeal In.!. The troops will
be landed on the fide of the Great Belt, and will take
Copenhagen in the rear. The diflance they will
have to march does not exceed twenty miles, and
Admiral GAMBIER, with a C( nlitlerable part of the
fleet, will cc-operate cn the tide of tire Sorrd.
London, England, 1807-08-20

GLASGOW WATER WORKS.

WANTED, far the Glafgow Water• Works,
CAST IRON PIPES of 7 inches diameter within. Thefe
Pipes are to be caft oil end, in dry• rand, in lengths of 9 feet 4 k
inches, and arc to confilt of Metal j.Bths of an inch In thicknefs.
1 he quality of the Metal mutt he Each at to refilt a Column of
Water. son feet in height. Lich Pipe to have a facet 4t inches
in length, of a diameter to receive the end of a 9 inch Pipe, will'
proper jointing. There arc alio to be two moulded Riugs on each
Pipe.
The number of Pipes wanted is 600; to be delivered in the.
Company's Yard between Sydney -Itreet and Luke firm, in equal
proportions, in the months of November. December, January and
February ruining. The firft momh's Pipes to be paid (or in calls,
when the fecond month's proportion comes to hand, &c.

Propcialq, in writing. fealed up, tube fete to Mr. David I) •nny.
at the Glaigow Fire thrier, nn or before the 25th of September
Augutt 8, iSo7.

-•FIE very great demand for JUNIPER'S ESSENEP
lof Pe rreRMINT. induces the prefent Prorrietor of the Cc-
:mine, to guard the Puidic in ge..el al, againft rurchaling any of
the numerous counterldts,vended under the name and (cal of the
Patentee. none heitl genuine which 1121 rot a Mack !tamp anixed
to it with the name of J. P. lIICA rd, Nottingham, engraved
thertim

Captains of Shirt ikitrehants.&e ftippli,:d on the rnnti a Ivan-
rageous terms, by J. P Heath Nottfoghant ; Mr. T. P., .Cey.
4, Ilroad.tirect ,I.ot.dott ; or any refpcdahle Medicine Vender in
the metropolis.
_ _ _

Small 11zed Effence of Peppernilnt, Ts. i id. per bottle ;
large fized, as. 4d. large fized ditto, Itoppered for ezportati..n,
2s. qd. FlTenet of Ptnnyroyal, for irregularities, di ficiene:es,
to. t id.—Tooth l'ineture, sa.
London, England, 1807-02-11

ARMY.

APURCHASER of a Company, in any Regi-
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cation to F. F. Poit Office, Glocefter.—Lettcrs polt paid, only at-
teaclai to.—A douceur for the above btu:aim, without purchafe,
would be given, and the ftridtelt honour and frcrecy obfervtd.

FINANCE PLAN.
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A- NANCE, propored this Seflion to Parliament, by Admi
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by all the other Bookfelkrs in town and country. Where may
be had confiderations on the Powers of Parliament, refpesaing
expulSons, with all the precedents, price 33.

This day was publifhecl, price 6..
A LETTER ON THE ABOLITION OF THE
SLAVE TRADE :
Addreffed to the Freeholders and other Inhabitanu of Yorldhire,
By. W. WILBERFORCE, hfq.

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Piecarlilly.—Of whom may he had, a New Edition (the Bth) of
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Univerfity of Oxford.
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.or, NAVY LIEUTENANT;
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London, England, 1807-02-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir H. NEAI.E brought up an Account of the Fec., Firnolti-
mews, and Penfions, or the feveral Perfons compofing the Sick
and Hurt Board.—Ordered to be printed.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that the frills Audtion Duty
Adts &could be cinema as read. This being done, he obtained
leave to bring in a Bill to fecure the colledion of the Duties on
Andlions, and to prevent frauds therein.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT alfo obtained leave to bring in a Bill
to amend the Quit Rent Ads.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT otrferved, that he found there was an
Order cutting for printing the Irifh Mifcellaneous Ettimates pre.
rented the other day. This he thought iumeceffary, and withed
it fhould be difcharged.
Mr. JOHNSTONE thought there were many items to which
it would be nroper to pay particular attention.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT C.-tic'. that if any Member wiOred to
have them printed, he would not objedt, and accordingly the Or-
der was permitted to hand.
Several Petitions were prefented agnintt the Oak Bark Di;
which were ordered to be referred to the Committee on the raid
Bill

An Acconnt V/14 prefented of the Net Btoduce of the Perim-
r.ent and War Taxes, to sth January lift, diltinguifbing each
quarter.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
The SECRETARY at WAR peftponed the Committee on the
Mutiny Bill, which hood for Friday next, to that day fen:tight,
on the ground that many of the Papers could not be ready by
Friday next.
Lord CAS rLEREAGH gave notice, that he would on Thud-
day move certain Ref()lotions, defcriptive of his reafons for ob-
jedtlng to the Plan of Finance lale,ly brought forward by 'the
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Lord HO WICK moved, that the Houle be called over on
Thurfday—Ordered._

Alfo, that the Rev. Dr. Michael Marlowe be requetted to preach ,
before the Hof on Wednefday the 25th inftant.—Ordered.
The LORD ADVOCATE of liCOTLAND pnttponed his
two Motions, which flood for this day, relative to the Sec:tiffs
Clergy, to Tuefday next.
Mr. ROSE moved for Corks of all Letters and .linutes pf
trefpoodence trots the Pap:nailer °metal ref,edfni the

Cloathine of the veteran Battalions, from February, tßc,t, to Fe-
bruary, t 877 --Ordered.
Mr. MELI.ISH moved for an Account of the Qtartity of Spi-
rits triandstatired in Scotland fur the laft three years. And alio,
the Quantity of Spirits inanufaaured in Great Britain, and int.
ported into Irelands for the Lit three years, ending the nth of
January laft. Ago, the Quantity of Spirits manufactured iu ire•'
land, and imported into Great Britain, during the fame period --
And alto, the Quantity of Spii its imported into that parr of Great
Britain called Scotland—diftit guiftting the Countervailing Duties
, payable theme refpeetively— A ll which were agreed to.
London, England, 1807-02-11

ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

INSTITUTION fcr the Cure of Impediments, the
Infrii Una of Foreigners, and the Cultivation of Engbib Ora-
torY. &e. No. 0, Bedford-place. Rullol ((pure. Bloondbury,
Public Loam,. Mondays, Wednefdays and Fridays, during
Lct*.
On Friday nest Mr. Thelwan will pronounce an Oration, on
the Prapedt of the Abolition of the Slave Trade.-.-Admittancejs.
'Torte ics. W. Eight Tickets tl as.
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the %nee et the Prof. few. Junior Pupils, with Impediments, Ike.
fuperintendesi by Mrs. thelwall, and inftrudtcd in Englifh, French,
Latin, Italian, Geography, Aftronomy,
London, England, 1807-11-05

TWELVE O'CLOCK TO MORROW,
L 40.000
FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET,
IT MAT De
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F the Fr( drawn is Supplementary, the Helder
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Lottery, of only 6 ono Tlekets.
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a few Hours more before the Grand Prize of ao,oool. mutt be
deurmined.
PRESENT PRICE.
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London, England, 1807-11-05

COWES. NOVEMBER 31

Arrived the American (hip Maria, Capt. FlucH rt.
from Buenos Ayres, bound to London, with hides
and tallow, being detained by the block (hip off our

island—the has been out eighty days, and at the time
of her leaving Buenos Apes, the troops were re-
embarking. Alfu arrived the Portuguefe thip Nara
Senora de Pilares, Captain Da Souza, from Oporto,
bound to London, wish wine. Several tranfports ate
arrived here with volunteers from the bilk Militia,
for different regiments of the line, and the whole
were difembarked yefferday.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4.
Arrived his. Majefly's fhip BEAGLE from Halifax,
having been only two months and five dAys from
England.—Sailed his Majefty's (hip FIIIIVIST, with
the fleet from Portugal, &c. under convoy for the
Downs.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1807-11-05

DEAL, NOVEMBER 4.

The Louifa tranfport of London, Mr. Joe x Evans
Matter, laden with timber, from Copenhagen, was
captured by a French lugger privateer (a few days
fince) belonging to Dunkirk, who took out the
metier and crew without permitting them to take
any article of clothing, except what they. bad on
their backs, and replaced them with five of her own
men, to navigate her into a French port ; fortunately
the CLYDE frigate, Commodore Owen, being cola-
itig between Offend and Dunkirk at the time, and
teeing the lugger with her prize, French
colours in hopes of decoying the lugger, which proved
of no effeEt as the fucceeded in getting into Dunkirk:'
the tranfpott was recaptured with the Frenchmen,
and brought fafe into the Downs.
A Portuguefe veffel which left Dover harbour a
few days fince to proceed to the weftward, was
obliged by contrary winds to anchor in Dungenefi
Road, where the parted from her anchor in the gale,
the night before lati, and run on Wore under the
lights, at St. Margaret's Bay, where the immedi•
ately went to pieces—the crew were faved.—Arrived
the CALYPSO (loop, from Sheernefs ; TICKLIR gun
brig, from Yarmouth. Sailed the Bz.oorinoutio,
BOLD, and CRACKER gun brigs, on a cruize off the
Coaft of France.—Arrived the Dlierice, and Banes-
w‘ce, of 74 guns ; and AFRICAINI frigate, from the
' Bsltic.—Sailed the Exeerins gun brig, on a cruize
off Offend.—Wind W. N.W.
IZISAIN IN Tilt nowNs.
Ptineds of Orange, Vice-Admiral Rowley; Pampa, Vice-
Admiral Stanbopt ; Captain, Ruby. Valiant, and Canada. of 74
guns, Skylark, Trompeufe, Royaliit. and Calypfo hoop, Pelter,
Tickler, and Virago gun brigs, Plsofpborns fire veal, Harlequin
armed Slip, Ovation 7th, and Skiold Danith Blips of the line.
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 4.

-1 P. M.—Juft arrived at the Note, the whole of
the fleet under command of Admiral Lord GAMBIER,
with feveral Danifh men of war, and about too sail
of tranfports, from Copenhagen.
ELSINEUR, OCTOBER tr.
The William, of Dundee. CAITHCISS, from St.
Peterlburgh, is loft in the Gulph—part of the cargo
fayed. The Diana, RICHARD, of Dundee, in ballaft,
got afhore at Nakkeloved the 9th init. and it is feared
will be loft. The Lively, OLIPHANT, of Kiikcaldy,
loft an anchor and cable the 9th, off Marftrand. The
Avow sloop of war is loft on the Leffne, and not the
Railleur. as reported. the 4th intl. We hear of no.
more wads being Ante on that Maud. A convoy,
was teen the 9th, bearing away for. Marftrand, fup-
pored to be the IIIFIAXIBt.s. Arrived the Amaranthe,
Childers, and Peacock brigs, from Leith—part of the
luster convoy not yet arrived. Fwt fame days pall it
hiss blown very harJ, with rain; to-day floe weather,
and the upward !hips are getting under weigh.

. •• il, •1 .
London, England, 1807-11-05

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

OXFORD, OCTOSCIt 31.—Laff week, in fullconvocation. James
Powell, Efq Gentleman Commoner of Exeter College, Wag ad
mined to the honorary degree of Matter of Art*, prefented by
Stephen Peter Itigaud. M A. Fellow of the fame College.
Titurfday laft Mcfrs. Robert Smith, of Worcefter College. and
Maurice Swabey, of Chrift Church, were admitted Bachelors of
Ans.

Yclberday the Rev John Chappel Womitionfe, M.A. Stud, nt
Divinity of Chriß Church. and DCIII of Litchfield, was admitted
tactielor and Doetorin Divinity, Grard Co rpoundrr.
The Lord Bintop of Durham has hero pleated to collate the
Rey. Charles Thorp, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of Univertity Col
lege, to the Rcdtory of R yton, in the county and Diocefe of Dur•
barn, vacant by the refignation of the Rev. Dr.Thorp,Ambileamin
of Northumberland.

The Uniucrfiry having appointed the Rev. Dr. Barrow, of
Queen's College, and the Rev. Mr. Wares. of Merton College, to
pre .ch two Sermons at St. Mary's, on the fulaleet of tratifiating the
Holy Scriptures into the languass ufed by the various nations of
the Eait Indies, according to the propoial of the Rrv. Claud.us
Buchanan, Vice-Provoit of the College of Fort William, in Ben.
gal ; the firtt of the raid (canons will be preached by Dr. Barrow,
in the morning of Sunday the Bth day of November next, and
the fecond by Mt. Nara, in the morning of Sunday the 29th day
of November.

The Rev. Bafil K'ood, LL. B. has been ipftituted. hp the Arch-
bilhop of York, to the rectory of l'horpc Bairct, in Yorkihire.

COURSE OF

:XCHANGE.

Amfterdant 35 7 2UL Cadiz 39i effed. Genoa 451
Do. at fight 34 I t Madrid ao cited. Lithon 6o
Rotterdam% 1 t 4 2 Uf. Balms 394 cffeEt. I Oporto 6o
Hainborgh 34 42; Uf. Leghorti 441 ; Dublin to;
Altana 34 521 Uf. Naples 41 I Cork iil
Parisi day's date 23 8223 %Hy. Venice 52 liv. Piccoli effeetive
Ditto 2 Uf. 23 Is a 24 1 per L fleriing
Bourdeaux 23 52 a 24 2 1 Palermo, 92 pence pa oz.
Agio on the Bank et Holland st per Cont.
New Dollars o 55 f
d
PRICE OF HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKT:T.
New Bags 51 ss to 61 os I Pockets 51 losto 61 iss

MCI Of 11AT AND STRAW IN ISIITU/ISLI3.

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COAL MARKET, November 4.
Ships at Market Skip. fold Price .
36 Newcaitle Coal all 4os od to sas 4d
8 Sunderland 8 42$ 9d 10 44s od
3 Cinders t a7s 3d tel 0011 od
London, England, 1807-11-05

BIRTHS.

On the 26th ult. at Old Aberdeen, Mrs Colonel Arthur Forbes,
of a daughter.
At Eccles, the Lady of John Maitland, Ffq. of Eccles, of a
daughter.
Tuefday fennight, at Margate, Mrs Bettefon, of the Circu-
bang l.ibrary, of twins.

Saturday, at her father's houfe in D. vonfhfre-place, the Lady
of Captain M. H. Scott, K. N. of a daughter.
Saturday, the Lady of James Mackenzie litundeS, Erg. of a foss
and h-ir.

Friday toornirg, at his bode in Bolton row, the Lady of Colo-
nel Walter James, of a st welter.
Same morning. the Lady of William Burnie, Fig in Tavidtock-
place, Ruttlll rquare, of a &tighter.

Oil thr 2 Sth ult. at Seaford, the Lady of Capt ain fowler, of the
Sulk: Militia. of a daughter.
At Co'con Flail, Worccflerfhlre. the Lady of Robert My&lton
Diddulph, Erg nof P of a elauOter.
London, England, 1807-11-05

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Mill Slaughter, Edward Gaimford, and andTofeph Brown, fo
St. Martin's lane,cheefemongers. Otlober 31. 19427.
Robert Sparrow and William Sentance, of High Itreet, Borough,
:ea deakra and grocers Oftober 29, tBO7.
Henry Carew and James Brooke, of t..harcertioufe street, Char-
tcrhoufe fquare. Oetober 30, do,.
George Wackerbarth, Jofeph Detmar. and the late John Chriflian
Church, of Bett'sarser parith of St George, IViildkfes.,
fagar-
refiners. Augult 14, 1807.
Jofeph Pannife Baker, and Co. of tpfwich, mattfters and mer-
chants. September 22,1807.
London, England, 1807-11-05

MARRIFD.

On Turrets'', by the Pew. Philip I.e Geyt, at Plum(lead Church,
Kent, the Rev Charles Graham, of St. Laurence. near Canter-
bury, to Mils Elizabeth Calmer, fecond daughter of the laic Lieu-
tenant Colonel Cairnes.

At Cheadle, Chelhire, Charles Philip julmilotte, Fri of the
King's own Dragoons, fecund fon of the late Charles J4dulftone,
Fig. of Ludlow, and grandfon of the late Marcldonefs of Annan •
dale, to Frances, youttgeft daughter of the late James Harrifun,
Efg of Cheadle.
On the ljth ult. at Chre Church, R. Alexander, Ffq. of the
illand of Jamaica, to Mrs Radcliffe, young& daughter of the late
Colonel Jahn Tracey, of the will& of St. Anne's, Jamaica
London, England, 1807-02-18

LOWER ELBE, FEB. 6.

The head quarters of Marfhal Mortier were at MA
zaw on the t It infant, not far from Brandhagen, and
about two miles from Stralfund. Marnial Mortier
has reconnoitred that fortrefs. The Swedes made a
fortie with fix hundred infantry and three bandied
cavalry, and four pieces of cannon, but were driven
back. Stralfund is now completely inverted on the
land fide. The enemy made tome refinance at
Gtiefswald, but the a 2th regiment of infantry palfid
over the ice in the ditches, and foaled the walls.—
The Swedes had Tome prifoners made in the place.
F►a B.—On the 27th uh. General Dupont's divi•
lion, taking advantage of the flrength of the ice, pg-
fed the Peene. At Demmin they restored the bridge,
over which the dragons and the reit of the troops
took the dire& road to Stralfund, where the Swedes
had not the lean app►ehenfion of the fate that await-
ed them, as eight days before two battalions had
failed to Rugen, from thence to return to Sweden.
London, England, 1807-02-18

THEO,* 419Y.AL. COVEN E-GAIWEN.
rI7O44ORLOW EVENING, FEBRUARY 19,
ailed* Play et
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:I'H,E TEMPEST ;
or, t..1:4C1012411-11D ISLAND.
pare: Mr' KIMBLE;
jkarancla, Mif, sR UNTON ; Arid; bri YGONO LADY.
Ti ol;letirwillie Laded tho NevealUdosogroercalled
MOTHER GOOSE.; . •
ogs, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On ssoisy, the:Whaled Fortune; widalother Goole. .

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MORE MISERIES, addieffed to theMORIBID,
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By Sir FRRTHIL MURMUR, Knt
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AT
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and inflto•nce of the Ganef Inflammation in gcneral, but parti•
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