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Star.
London, England, 1807-05-22

OF LIVERPOOL.

CZNTLIMIN,
ON my return from the country yefleralay evening,
I was much fnrprifed at teeing my name announced in the
papers as a Candidate at the dote of the Poll for the Reprefenta-
tion of your Town.
This nomination having taken place without my knowledge or
content, and poffibly having originated In views not confonant to
my own feelings. permit me to fay, that however I may be flat-
tered by your good opinion, fillies I never bad an intention of in-
truding mit& upon your notice, I cannot in honour countenance
any Reps, under thrte eireumftances, which might operate to the
difadvantage of your prefent Member.; tholes differing with
them muff widely on political fuhjetrie
Attached, from my earlieft youth. to your opulent and fl urith-
ing town. by every tie of friendibip, gratitude, and affedion, I can-
not but foment, that at a era's like the prefent. you mould, from
antes of a temporary nature, be deprived of the fervices of my Ho-
nourable Friend, your late amiable. enlightened, and patriotic fte-
prefentative, Mr. Roscoe. That this clamour arid detufion, which
his Ma}efty's Minitters have too fucccfsfully excited, may fpeedily
Cuba* ; that thole Minifters may dire& their attention to the aw-
ful events which furround us, inftead of inflaming the minds of
their Countrymen with Religious Animoflty ; and that your
weakby and refpcaable Town may increafe awl profper through
every change and in every vicifUtude, is,
Gentlemen, the heartfelt with of
Your aloft obliged, devoted and faithful fervent,
London, Maya'. 1307. W. J. DEMON.
London, England, 1807-05-22

MILITARY EDUCATION.

MESSRS. 130NiffeliiciiianCI HOMMEY
beg leave to inform the Nobility, and Officers of the Army,
that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious
Houle, at the village of Charlton, about half a mile Mort of Wool-
wich Common. The 6tuation is remarkably healthy and pleafant,
and betides an extenfive range of grotrul attached to the premifes
for exercife, Come of the Gentlemen can be accommodated with le
parate rooms. They will be Inftruded, as afual, in Mathematics,
Fortification, Plan Drawing, &c as well as in all other branches
conneded with a Military Education. They are alto qualified
for being admitted into any of the Military Ettablifhments under
Government—and for the fervice of the Honourable Esti India
Company For the plan and terms apply to Mr. Bonnycatile,
Woolwich Common. For thole who remain during.the holidays,
a Matter, refitting In the Houle, attends daily, and the other Mat-
ters occationally. The Perfian language is taught by a Gent/emu
born at Calcutta, who rendes in the hauls.
London, England, 1807-05-22

THE NEW OPERA.
This day was publiChed, price Half a Crown,
PETER THE GREAT; or, THE WOODEN
WALLS ; an Operatic Drama, in 'Three Ads, performing
to crowded Audiences at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden.
By A. CHERRY, Efq.
Author of The Soldier's Daughter, The Travellers, &c. &c.
Printed for RICIIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Wert, Black-
friars ; and to be bad of all Booklellers.
London, England, 1807-05-22

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDFN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 22, ISo7,
will be added the Play of
I'IZARRO.
Rona, Mr. KEMBLE ; Mirka, Mrs. SIDDONS.
To which will be added the Pantomime of
iiARLEQIJIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Tomorrow, Maebetb.--On Monday, Coriolanue.
London, England, 1807-07-10

To OFFICERS ABDO r to F. NIBARK on the INTENDED
OFFTCERS on a Sea Voyage, or on Service, will
find their Health and Comfort clrentially promoted by the
life of that highly approsesA preparation., the CONCRETE
1.1:MON JUICE, which, from its great convenience and elegance,
is become an appendage to the lideboavd of alinuft every Famity.
In apt carance it refembles White Sugar Candy, and anfwers all
the purpofes tat Lemon juice, whether for Nelms, Lemonade or
Punch; n diffolves like Sugar, in water, and three or four (mall
bits are it.fficitut for a video : and in &nations where Lemons
cal:nut be had, this preparation Is invaluable.
It ha. Laughren used in his Maleßo Navy, and in the Ships of
the Hg.rourable Faft India Company.
Prepared by HENRY Coxwas.i., No. 199, fleet ftrect, near
Temple Bar, who is permitted to refer to the higheft authorities
In this kingdom, for its purity.
To Its had alfj in molt of the principal Towns ha England.

WHITE HANDS !hive ever been eneemed a
perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in Come parts of Fn-
rope are drench) to Perfons nt Rank.—The 8.A1,10.114.1 SOAP,
or Indian Wafhing Cakes, pnffefs the peculiar property of giving
the molt exquifite delicacy of texture and Inconceivable fairitefs to
the Hands which are conftantly waffled ivtls this soap. Fern in
cafes where the fkin has been injured by lib Mir or other rinkttce,
the hardnefs and enarfenefs are effeCluaily, irfallittly and perma-
nently removed, and fucceteled by a fistoothnefs, fairnefs. and deli
easy of appearance, whitb cannot be sequireei by any other mums
whatevis It is by experience only. that any one can form an
adequite idea of the fuperlor excelicinde of this Snap.
Sold by the Proprietors foie Agent-, whole fignatnre it hears.
William Withers, No, 229, Strand. near Temple bar. London;
and the Ploprietors, as a (urthsr C.-corky. bet them tp be particu
hr in inotici,,g. tha• the name and athircfs of the printer, E. Spew.
No. 27, Bow (tree, Covent Garden, is affixe.i to the label and
wrapper All others are conntsrfeits Sol tby molt Perfumers
anti tvhdicina Venders, ill Town and euuctry.—is.-each Cake.
London, England, 1807-07-10

17C27,1411LYNG40,011C2,,,01y s,
I'HE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING
HIS M 47.58•17", NAry do &rib, :iv, Mike,
That on Tburfday the 166 inf. they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (foiled up) and treat for the following Article*
to be delivered into his Mejeßy's Victualling Stores at Deptford,
viz
One Hundred Tons of the belt new CAROLINA or EAST
INDIA RICE.
One Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA
RAISINS.
Two Hundred Tons of Genuine OATMEAL, and
Five Thoufand Flls of CANVAS for Pudding 131 gs.
The Rice, Rattans, and Canvas to be anfwerAhle to Samples to
be produced with the Tenders; and to be delivered, one half there
of in a fortnight, and the othei half in a fortnight afterwards.
And the Oatmeal to be delivered, one halt in a month, and the
remainder in one month afterwards into the Stores beforemen-
doned.
The Conditions of the Contrasts may be ken at the Secretary's
No regard tail be bad to *ay tender in Ica& the ps ice'bali sot be in-
feria in words at level', or tbatjball not be &livered to the Baird before
eat o'clock on the Paid Tburfday, the t6tb &float, new *Niels the peel&
sob* sties the leaden, or fosse trlf74 on his &bail, attends to answer
when called tor.

This day were ymblifbed,
Fn Three Volumes, 12010. price UR. 6d. In boards,
THE HUNGA RIAN BROTHERS,
By Mifs ANNA MARI.k PORTER.
Printed to- l ongman,Hurit, Rees, and Orme, Paten:goiter-row.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
A Salines Prlcndthip and a Soldier's Love./ A Nord. In 2 vets.
limo. price Ss.
The Lake of Killarney. A Novel. In 3 vols. Imo. price z3s.
6d. in boards.

This day was pohliThed,
In Two Vols foolfran Bvo. clrgantly printed on wove parer, and
but priffecl, price its. in extra boards,
POEMS. By WILLIAM WORDSWORTH,
itutlior of t,k. Lyrical Ballads.
Printed for Lougnian,HUl9, Pecs, and Ornic, Paternoftcr- raw.
Of whom may he had,
Lyrical Ballads, the Fount: Edition, in 2 vols fooiccap Bvo. price
a Is. in cr ra bm..rds.
London, England, 1807-07-10

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At thi London Tavern Foxhole flreet, Plymouth, nn Friday, the
3111 July, inftant, at Tcn o'clock in the Forenoon.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
POD. HOME CONSUMPTION.
15 Cat Anatto
47 Boxes Indigo
237 Bales Cotton Wool
About 17 Tons Pieces View agua Wood, and
2000 Staves
Part of the Cargo of the American Brig ELLIS/0111M CuaTls
}locates Mailer, front New York, reftored to the Claimants.
For viewirc, Samples, and further information, apply to Phillip
Sanfom and Son, hlquires, in Lundco ; or to Mr. john Hawker,
Merchant, Plymou th.
After which, by directions of the Cemmiffioners for the Care and
Difro!'al of Pruflian Property,
The fleautieul. failing, Copper-bottemed Ship, ANNA
WIL HI:1.1%11NA ; of the following Dimenfions ;
Length e— 8, ft. 2/ in.
Breadth 22 6i
Between Decks 4
tiold 8 5
Admeafures 171 11-94th Tons.
She is Britilh built, fuppofed in the Thames, copper fattened,
has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for 11 guns, with a
very neat and convenient round houfe on the quarter deck, with
Bitable bit the for the Mafter and Officers alto an elegant cabin,
with Bate rooms for paffengers below, good licence, &c. She lie
alfo capable of carrying a large cargo. and mull be confidered a molt
datable Veffel for the Streighte, Weft India, or South American
Trades, or as a Packet to Lifbon, Malta, America, or Writ India
Muds. Her materials are good, has a patent windlafs, and re-
gimes very little to he done to fend her to any part of the Globe.
Detained on her voyage front the Cape of Good Hope by his Ma-
je•' y's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaration of hollilities againft
Prullia and liucc condemned to his Welty.
For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Met chant, Plymouth.
After the Sale of the ANNA WILAILMINA. a Fine Dutch built
Koff, about two years old, of the following Donctifiona :
Length .
Breadth
A dineafr

lures

Fhe Is a Vtliel of the fiuß cid,. and of great capacity, adapted
for the Tim'. tr, or any other Trade, where great burden is &fir
able. She is abundantly found in Rotes, and may be fent to lea
in nue week.
For sicwing the V:firl and Rms, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

P.ARLMMLAYART PROCEED/!. GS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 9.

In the Apreal 4' May v Wbartn•);" Mr. Fontilaique and Mr
Weatherall were heard on the part of the Appellsnt.—Further
confideratioh l'ueftlay.
'l•he American Treaty Bill was read a fecond time, and com•
mit ted for to morr.../. _ . .

Mr. Park'lurft, front the Carnatic Commifilat ers, prefented the
Second Report of title Hoard—Mr Kohinfon. from the Lyndon
Dock Company, prtfente.l the Annual Accounts of the Company
—Mr. Ltrookfbauk, from the Treafury, prefented an account of
tt.e Public Debt—all which Paper+ were ordered to lie on the
Tat e —Adjourned tiU to morrow (thi. day).
London, England, 1807-07-10

arTIVC,
Y 4
'clock t
the CAI
wind al

remains with tl
RUBY, and Hasc
here to take Mr. I
gage and fuite ar

GRATISIND, Ttf LT
NCWrOUndland Dart
barn, Boyle, and the
Vine, Hughes, for Ne

To the River, the El
mouth, John, Davis, I
Ca Lander. from Bali
Ocean, Millwood, fr
Seroby, from Green'
Oporto ; and the Nepi
land, lfabella and
Yoole.
ADMIRALTY C
day the Right He
adjudication of ti
Mercurius, Sued
with wine, on a vim
captor's expellees ref'
Fortuna, Mario
bound from Guttenb
surition of demurrag
Zetluft, Frederick
tor's expence*.
Neptimu4, SoUing
peaty in this cafe, It
Rebecca, Freida in
Oldenburgh colours.
reßored.
Sufannah, Tuck's
powder, cables, mein
anent to the Dey of
captor $ .:penes of
0 Paqsate, Utter
Is tbla cafe further i

Yefierday ma
left Windfor, inh
on a •ift to his
wica and Prince
at the Printefs's
Majefty's alighti
ceived by the Di
the meeting can
after a (granting
SlajLiTY partool
his return for W
Yellerday mos
en horfeback in
town, and fet
•ifit to the Dud
WALas.
Irefterday mo
ZAI!TH and Ma
four, by St. Lea

In the Lift of t
saws's Motion
of Brigadier tae
as was alto that
The name of
tid, by iniflake.
COCIIRAIIet Mc
Mould be taken
Dimwits. Thei
which we !hall
'log, when they

A duel took
daybreak, in ti
the fon of an El
none, in conk
tween the pa
day night. Cap
his antagonia it
Med.

HAYMARKET
performed yells
fording an opp
defervedly high
his powers in tl
ing this unnatl
YOUNG added
aequirei line
other chantaer,
part of Awls
who has hnhe
roine of Trage
Avila, that i
&mild be gives
the Lady, as
well deferved,
In the farce
Mum, was irrc
The andien

noticed the C
stony. sec. Etc
The follow'
Wednefday, a
rate as a wan
gun. Mr. W
had invited a
him, and the

duced as the I

vided themfer
timely, on th
trap. the dive
company. 'I
to the left. an
of the content

a Mr. Jacques
nated, an out
from him; at
Unfortunate r

IS4I/./f/C
MA
•
Dahlia
Waterford
Gotten burgh
Pt.
Came in the Ad
Apollo, Captain
tams. Captain Iv
Captain •St ot om
naval
POP
Sailed his Maje
'Acute, for the IN
for Jamaica..••Wi
Nothing arrive!
Y 4
Seven o'clock t
reonvoy
of the C•t
with the wind al
twelve o'clock.—.
London, England, 1807-07-10


VICTEULLING °MCC 7'11,7. 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
NIS HAY 6.577" s NAVY; do low!" give notice,

That on Wednefday, the 22d initant, they will be ready to re-
CtiTC Tenders In writing (reeled up) and treat for

ONE THOUSA ND CWATERS of KILN-DRIED ENGLISH

PEASE ;
To be deliver.ql ant half in one Month, and the rensaindr: In one
Mouth afterwards, into his Majefty's Viaualling flies at the
Port of Puninsouth and to be paid for by Inila payable with
intertft ninety days after date.
N. B. No tender fora Ids quantiPy than twenty-fire quarters
will be attended to.

The Conditions of the Cor.traet rray be feat at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard •pill be hod to any Tender in volicb tie price 'boll not be
irfirted in words at length, o► that nialt aot be deiiv,red to the Board
before one on the laid Ferediefday the 21d istflant, oar vole-,
the Perin nb3 mean the Tender, or foxes Perfox on his behalf attend, to
genfuer lobes tailed for.

quarter where leaft of all Le could have bard for it. His ilea,
however. then was, and Bill continued to be. that inflruaitm was
the belt hoop which we could give bathe people, and the belt fc
entity we could have fur rt,eir good behaviour. He mould now
move for leave to brir qin the Bill. There would be i.o oecallan
for going to the exixence of printing, as there were a foilieient
number of copies of the former Bill on hand. He (tmid prefent
the Bilt on Saturday, move that it be nod a feetmd tiro on Most-
ky, and, if there were any objedlion to the principle of the Bill.
mould propofe that it might be difeuffed previous to going into
the Committee on Monday fennisht.—Leave given.
The Hon. Gentleman alto moved for leave to bring in the fe-
eon4 of the elafs of Bills on this fubjedt, introduced by him during
the Lift Sefton, being a 13111 for Improvivg and Encouraging In
dultry among the Labouring Clafres of the Community, and for
makirg better Provilion for the Nectilitous Poor. This Bill was
exadUy the fame at the kit:old Bill introduced by bini during the
left &Mon, with the exception of the elaufe granting power to
pariihes to build cottages, which he now purpufed to omit.
Leave given,
London, England, 1807-07-10

•.• Letters (Kit paid) duly m.fwered ; and Orders from the
gauntry, with remittance, attended to the fame as if prefent.

NEXT TUESDAY, JULY 14th,
THE STATE LOTTERY COMMENCES DRAWING.
ICHARDSON; GOODLUCK and Cn. Stock-
-IA- Brnkers, Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the
Gate of the King's Mtws, Charing Crofs, are felling Tickets and
f.:bares.--lahe Scheme contains a larger Capital Prize than any
former Lottery with fo (mall a number of Tickets (20,000 only),
viz. t Prize of £30,0c0,

Prizes of Ezapoo
zo,oce 8
5,000 20
&e. &c. Bce.
To he Tcn Days Drawi.ig, s,OOO Tickets each day.

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Prizes of Ltroo
530
100

RICMAIDSON, GOODLUCK, ai:d Co. are the only Offices that
am- fold two Prizes of 30,c0el in Shares, viz. Nos. 12,807 and
26,883. They fold No 9,949, the lait drawn Prize of w,cocl.
Alfo, Nne 16)287, a Prize of spool. and No. 7,074, a Prize of
100 CI. in the laft Lottery, in Shares.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
TO BE LET, from Michaelmas nett,
ALL that MESSUAGE nr DWELLING;
HOUSF, Garden, fix Railed Stat:de and Barn, will the
Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SOUSTON,
fituate in the Parini of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke.
The D,vaing-lioufe ccofilts of two parlours and a hall on the

ground Briar, font good bed Lhambers on each of the firft and
lecond floors, with good garrets over them, a•.:d a good kitchen,
dairy and cellars under gm:intl.
Soditot, fituared tat an eminence which commands attentive
and ;leaf:tilt views of the furrounding country, and within a mile
of the marktt town of Narherth, and ten miles of Haverfordwat,
ttrough asch of which towns the Mail Coach runs every day,
fran Milford to London.
-1%.c Country abounds with game. and there is a pack of hounds
kept within a utile of the place; and there alto feveral capital
brook, for trout, within a thrrt diftanee of the Houfe.
A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land not ex-
ce:cling !cc. Acres.
For furthrr particulars empire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
fordwdl.—Haverfordwcft, June
London, England, 1807-01-12

ACCOUNTS FROM HOLLAND.

The American brig Ariel arrived off Dover on
Saturday, which left Flufhing the day before, the
embargo having been taken off in the Dutch ports.
The Captain reports, that when he left that place it
was rumcoared that accounts had been received of an
as ion having been fought between the Roffiant and
French, in which the latter had been defeated, with
a great lois of men. The French Army, it is Paid,
has been reinforced by a large body of Police and
Cuftom•houfe Officers, to help to fill up its ranks—
The accounts fay 40,000, of one defcription and
another—in much is klasoLsom in 'want of men.

We A►rnrld'addi however, that the people belong,
ing west Ariel !late, that great pains.are taken by
the Frenth'io prevent.reports from being circulated
in Ho mach fa, that difallrous intelligence
is circulated only in whifpers, and no one dares to
endavour to akertain its truth or falfebood. We,
therefore,• do not attach.much importance to.this
eport.

In a Private Letter received at Hull from Dantzic,',
dated Dec. to, the writer Rates, that with the ex-
ception of Gen. BLUCHER, the greater part of the
Pruffian Officers have been deemed cowards or trai
tors. He further adds, that Colbert and Graudentz
are defended by determined Generals. Dantzic was
very bong, and the commander, Gen.Hamberger,
a very brave man. All the Engligh were leaving
Dam zicl; in confequence of a proclamation juft iflued.
—General KALIERROTH had reGgned, and was fuc•
ceeded by General L'Errocz. The Pruffians had
20,000 regular troops, independent of the large gar-
rifons in the fortified towns and 80,000 more were
organifiag at Koniglberg, and would be ready to take
the field in a week or two. An order had been ;trued,
declaring that the privilege of promotion, either in
the infantry or cavalry, hitherto confined to the No•
bles, fhould be granted to every citizen, and a great
many Lad entered the army in confequence.
London, England, 1807-01-12

.QVUIS

PETERSBURG. DEC. so.
We have received intelligence of (re& advantages .
obtained er our Government in Ma. Upon the
approach of a corps of troops under General Buigae
!tow, both the Gufinian towns of Kuba and Bakst
fubmitted, and have taken the ostb of fidelity to our
emperor. By this acquifition the Ruffians are sow
mailers of the whole of Dergellan along the rives
Ker.
London, England, 1807-01-12

tviznr.

••••••••••••••
•
, teNSTANTINoPLE, NOV.. b.; . .7
The E frigate Endymion arrived thitiii
V A ir be
aoth ult. She belongs to a I-quads-on of feved hips
of war under Admiral Louis, which are neat-the
Dardanelles. The ex-Hufrodar of Wallachia has
arrived at Buchareft.
Dec. 25.--The attack made •by ftuffia upon the
independence of our Empire, Items to have been pre-
concerted with England. At the Moment when things
had come to filch a Fitch as to leave nrCalternatite
between refinance or fubjettion, ae Englifb fipadron
has made itfelf mailer of our paffes by tea. The lets
that Admiral Lewis has arrited near the Dardanelles
is confirmed; he has with him *ten !hips of war
and on the loth, the Endymion frigate, Capt. Kep-
plc, belonging to that Iquadron, arrived in this port.
There repeated attatks from without are the more
unfortunate for our Court, rhich has 11l to nruggle
with the refractory Within, and the nnfaithfulnefi
its principal officers. Tbetaptain•Paoha exhibits a
recent proof of the latter : he has been arrefted fince
his return from Egypt, and Saleb'Effedej a appoio-
led to famed him.

•

Front Oa frontiers we learn, though as yet it hoot•
eonfirtned, that the fortrefs of Choc:tiro:is Ritually in
the hands of the Ruffians, and that negociations
have•commenced for the furrender of Bender.
London, England, 1807-03-20

SHEERNESS, MARCH 19.

Yellerday his Majeßy's fhip Abi•R•NTHS failed to
the Great Nore, and was paid wages and prize-mo.
ney previous to her going to fea.—Arrived the OREs-
Tas, at the Nom, to repair the damages (he has late-
ly foliained by the gales of wind.—Sailed the Provi-
dence boy, Taxxot maser, with part of the cargo of
the Fortuna, Astexs, for London. All the tranf-
ports have failed from the harbour to Portfmonth,
except the John, atirtosos; Hope, KITCHEN ;
Fame, CARR ; Apollo, CHAPMAN Sifters, M‘Kar ;
St. Thomas, Livia ; and the Nile, Yui.a. Wind W.
DEAL, MARCH 19.

Arrived the LADY %%TARIM. armed (hip with a
convoy of Merchant veffels, from the Weftward,
which have failed-through for the River; KANGAROO
(loop, from the NOM ; WRANGLER, BASILISK, BLOOD*
swum), TICKLER, and BOLD gun brigs, from a
cruize off the Coatl of France; Air ly Cattle, and
Walpole Ealt India (hips, from the River. Sailed
the FLORA frigate, and SPARKLER gun brig, far Yar-
mouth; Balsam's gun brig, on a cruize off the
GaUoper ; Acute, Batilifk, Wrangler, Monkey, and
Blazer gun brigs, on a cruize off the Coati off France.
Arrived and failed for the River the Pigott, COLLETT,
from the River Plata s (he failed in November lan ;
Newry, REILLY, and the Adventure, Coot, from
Newry. Wind W.S.W.
London, England, 1807-03-20

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•L AKE.
The Laft Night of Performing till the Holid-iys.
TO-MORROW EVENING, MARCH zl, 11307,
will he adted the Opera of
THE TRAVELLERS.
Koyan, Mr. Braham ; Q'Gallaglter, Mr. Johnftone.
Celinda, Mrs Mountain; Marchioncfa. Siguora Storace.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE CITIZEN.
Young Philpot, Mr. Bannifter ; Maria, Mifs Duncan.
Due notice will be given of tho next reprcfentation of tie New
'21,3y of the Curfew. - -
A new Grand Romantic Melo Drame, and a New Comedy, are
rehearfal.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
The I.att Nieht of Performing till the Holidays.
TO•MORROW EVENING, MARCH 21, tBO7,
will be adted (for the ith time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
•
Or, WHICH IS BEST?
The principal Charadters by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemple, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. Kemple, Mr. Fawcett. Mr. Blanchard. Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs Mattocks, Mifs Brutwun, Mrs. Da •
vcoport, heiroi Emery, Mifs Tyrer.
To which will he adde•l the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE.

• FICTUALLING °PVCB, Mareb IS, iBc.7
THE COMMISTIONERSfir VICT U4LLA C
HIS M.Ay asrn NAPT, de hereby give notice,
That on Wedneftlay nest, the asth lunatic, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writhes (felled up) and 'treat for
SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE, and FOUR HUN-
DRED QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT,
To 5e delivered in a fortnight (by weekly proportions), into His
Majzfty's V.cluallmg Stores at Deptford, and to be pid for by
Bills payable wits intertft ninety days after dare, 'I he Conditions
of the Contradt may be feta at the Secretary'sofEce.
No regard will le leal to oxy Tattler in which the price fbail aa he
iteferted in worth at length, or that fball toot be delivered to the Board
(afore axe o'clock, on the faid WeelniPay the 25th itylast, toe, yal.ft
the Peeps who ne.thes the Tolikr,or Any Perim ow bit behalf afield; to
wormer relva ialbed for.
London, England, 1807-03-20

FALMOUTH, MARCH si.

Arrived this day the Princefs Amelia packet, Srs- I
vows, 63 days from Jamaica : failed from thence in
company with the Superieufe fchooner ; (poke on the
22d ult. his Majefly's (hip Him Mr. Roaresow,
late Surgeon of Jamaica, died about to days lance,
on his paffage home : alfo arrived this day, the Hope,
Hicks, from Cork for London ; and yeiterciay Ilutt
Nucleon cutter, from the Channel fleet, left them 6
days lance, all well ; the Union, from Liverpool,
with bale goods; and Mentura, Dimwit, from Ulla.
The Packets from the Leeward Iflands and Lilbon
may be expelled in a day or two, the Wind being
fomewhat to the Weftward. Sailed the Whiting
fchooner, to join the Channel fleet, off Main.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 18.

Came in the Snap Dragon privateer from a ernize ;
Daniel, Capt. Parturas, from Dublin, with provi-
lions, for this port ; Providence French brig, with
pitch, tar. rofin, &c. taken by the CoLrovs hired
armed brig ; SAN JOSEF, of rro guns, from the
Channel Fleet ; Islascissus, of z 8 guns, and Par-
LOMEL, of 18, from a cruize ; SNAPPER, of 6 guns,
from off Cape Finilterre, where the has been cruizing
teven months; MUTIKE, of 18 guns, from a ctuize ;
and MONTAGUE, of 74, from the Fleet.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 19.

Arrived the Valiant, and the Peggy's Succefs tranf-
ports from Gibraltar : they failed from thence on the
tth ult. in company with the Harbinger, Chatham,
Lady Shaw, Ajax, Howe, Alice, Neptune, and the
William Sibbald tranfports, under convoy of his Ma-
jelly's (hip HALCYON, and parted company on the
zd inllant in a gale of wind.—Arrived his Majefly's
(hips INCADI from the Channel Fleet ; HARDY and
STEADY from a cruize, Alexander tranfport, and the
Jupiter, FUTHAM, from the Downs.—Sailed his Ma-
jelly's (hips Nov Nix, for Plymouth ; SoLt say, for
the Downs ; HARDY and the CRACK'', on a cruize ;
the MERCU ay frigate is appointed convoy for New-
foundland.
London, England, 1807-03-20

DIED.

On Tuefday the t.-.th Inftator, at Exeter, where the was for the
recovery of her health, Mrs. Toulmin, the wife of Mr. J. P. Tool-
min, of London.
At Alloa, on the Sth inftant, the Rev.' Joim REind, Epifeopal
Clergyman at Alicia.
Saturday, at her houfe in Harley-ftreet, Lady Aifton, rclia of
the late Sir Rowland Alßon, of Odell Cattle, Bedfordfliire.
Sunday, John Tahouidin White, the infant fon of Mr. White,
Fleet ftreet.
On the 4th inftant, at Aberdeen, Mrs. Mary Robertfon, wife
of the Right Rev. bithop Skinner, of that place.
At Elgin, on the 26th ult. Provoft Alta. Brander, in the 7 ft
year of his age.
London, England, 1807-03-20

MARRIED.

On W,dnerday morning, at St. Mary.la• Bonne Church, MVP
Gibbs, Efq. only fon of Sir Philip Gibbs, Bart. and only bro• her of
Mrs. Abbot, wife of the Right Hon. Charles Abbot, SpeArr of
the Houle of Commons, to Mif, Knipe, of Canterbury. The cere •
mony was performed by the 111!bop of Exeter, and they were atten •
ded to church by the Right Hon. the E teaker of the 14..ute of
Commons, the Earl of Leven and Melville, Sir Philip Gibire-, Mrs.
Bentham, Sir John and Lady Davies, the Rev: Mr. Knape, and
Mrs. Knipe. mother and brother of the bride, and Ittlert Cis: An-
ton, Erg. After the ceremony was over, they proceeded to the
houfe of Samuel Thornton Efq. in St.
James's-Nu:ire, %%bete she
whole company partook of a lumptimos brcakfaft, which was :ail
hi the front drawing room. The ftaircare was decorated uit h
arches of laurel, and the moil fragrant Bowers. At a quarter pit
one, the new married pair fa off tor Redbrook, rear Grinflead,
Sulfa, the feat of the Right Hon. the -I):.•aker. Wednerday was
the birth ethy of the venerable. aitO: ct, Sir Philip Gibbs, who en-
, tered into his 85th year.
Yefterday. at Little Miffender, by the Rev. Jofeph Ilhillimore,
Jofeph PhiUintore. Pfq of the loner Temple, Ll.. IY. to Elizabeth,
third daughter of the late Rev. Walter Bagut, of Buthfield, Li the
county of Stafford. •
London, England, 1807-03-20

Paterfon;

iccfacr. prefentecl an a:-
fty, purfuant to Addre,s,
demi to lie on the table.
lET_JER. obtained leave
be AR of lift Seffion, for
iger branches of the Roy3l

)f an important bufinefß,
n• fume time to-morrow,
tautions of which he had

to bring in a Bin for ex-
of the Cullom-houfe Or-
, Superannuated Fund fuch
pence of that extenfion.....
uauthorife the exportatidn
laces in his Moiety's pof.
the payment of duties on
rvinons of the Warehouling

that to•morrow he would
end to Ireland certain pro-
ng' wages. _

hat to-morrow he would
:ntl the At 45th Geo. HI.

As read a fecond time, and

ugh a Committee, the Re-

NTPORT, for eltablifhing
Trade in the City of Dub-
read a Tuft time, and cu-
m.

d a third time, and paffed.
and time, and ordered to be

)n the Call of the Houle
t, lhould be called over to-

FRS, &C.

'AR rote, ptt rfu ant to
ring in a Bill for pay-
ty Officers, their Wi•
)affionate lift, at their
of this Bill all would

very defirable, if it
Id anticipate no objec-
not tronbie the Houle
concluded by moving
to allowance as above,
tiilmainbam Hofpital
tions for the more eafy
ts.—A,,reed to.
IZE•MONEY.

rtAL role, in pnrfu.
Ir leave to bring in a
to the Prince of Ca-
be the Sicilian Envoy
;ion of Prize Money
in Majelly on account
cilian ailing in
loadron under Lord
orize•money thould be
in Inch manner as his
proper.—Leave was
London, England, 1807-03-20

NOMINERI.

Charles Donde% Efq. John Patterfon; Efq:
Mr. WOODFORD. from the Exchequer. prefented an a:.
count of the monies Word by His Majclty, purluaat to Addre,s,
and not made good by Parliamenf.--Ordered to lie on the table.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEWEit obtained leave
retiring In a Bill to rectify an error in the Ad of !aft Setfion, for
fettling additional al wanes on the younger branches of tie Royal
Family.
Mr. HUSKISSON, in conSderation of an important Msg.,
which was likely to occupy the Houle for fume time to-morrow,
deferred till Monday the Financial Refolutiuns of which he had
given notice.
Mr. VANSSITART obtained leave to bring in a Bill for ex-
tending to the Out-ports the provifions of the Cuftom-houfe Ot-
See Reform Bill,and for applying to the Superannuated Fund bleb
retrenchments as may be made in confequence of that extenfiam...
Leave was alfo given to bring in a Bill to authorlfe the exportatien
of Fuller's Earth and Pipe Clay to all places in his Makity's psi
fa !Ban ; and a Bill for bttter fecuring the payment of duties on
goods exported. by amending certain provifions of the Warehoufing
A.R.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that to-morrow he would
move for leave to bring in a Bill to extend to Ireland certain pro.
vifions relating to the payment of ferwante wages.
Mr. VANSITTAR I' gave notice, that to-morrow he would
move forleave to bring in a Bill to amend the Ad 4Sth Ceo. HI.
for the prevention of Smuggling.
The lrifh Paving and Lighting Bill was read a fecond time, and
ordered to be committed to•nni,rrow.

The hi& Paper Duty Bill went through a Committee, the Re-
port to be received to-morrow.
Bills, brought in by Sir JOHN NEWPORT, for eftabliibing
certain Regulations relative to the Coal Trade in the City of Dub-
lin, and the trial Malt Duty Bill, were read a fuit time, and ot-
dered to be read a fecond time to-morrow.

The IrHh Excite Licence Bill was read a third time, and paired.
The Warehoufing Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered coke
committed to-morrow.
It was ordered that the Defaulters on the Call of the Houk
this day, fur the Lanark Eleetion Ballot, thould be called over to

MALE PAY OFFICERS. &C.

The SECRETARY AT WAR. rote, purfoant to
notice, to move for leave to bring in a Bill for pay-
ing the allowances to Half pay Officers, their Wi•
dows, and peifons on the compaffionate lift, at their
own refidences. In the objeet of this Bill all would
agree. It was one which was very deniable, if it
could be effeeled, and he could anticipate no objec-
tion to it. He therefore need not trouble the Hunfe
at length on the lubjeet. He concluded by moving
for two Bills, the one to pay the allowance as above,
and the 'they to enable the Kilinainham Hofpital
Cornmiffincers to make regulations for the more eafy
and fpeedy payment of pentions,—Ai_;reed to,
London, England, 1807-03-20

SALES BY AuGnoN.

On Thurfclzy, the 2d Day of April, 1807, at Ten o'Cloek is
the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth,
THE Good Galliot, IRIS, J. TIEDMAN, late
Matter, taken nu her Voyage from Botirdeaux to Koningf-
burg, by his Majefty's Armed Ship, Harlequin, Lieutenant P. C.
Anftruther Commander, and 'condemned as lawful Prize to the
Captors, now lying in the Port of Falmouth, and there to be deli-
vered. She is a ft-ong built Galliot, fquare Stern, well found, and
may he fent to Sea at a trifling Expence.
Dimenflons-I,ngth, 8o Feet 6 Inches—Breadth, 24 Feet 6
Itichez—Depth, 7 Feet 9 Inches—Burthen, 245 Tons.
At the fame Time will be Sold,
The Cargo of the laid Galliot, lass, alto condemned to the
Captors, co, fi fling 01'-
253 Hhds. White French Wine 25 Bags Corks
26 Ditto Vinegar 2 Calks Almonds
15 Pieces 'Dandy 4 Bales ditto (in Shells)
71 Calk, Prunes 4 Calks Argon
38 Boxes ditto . z Ditto Cream of Tartar
13 Caflcs Molafes a Ditto Brimltone
7 Ditto Olive Oil 9 Ditto Olives
4 Ditto Turpentine 4 Kegs Anchovies
7 Ditto Oil Turpentine 5 Pitt(' Cal.ers
19 Cakes RoOm 4 Boxes Sweetmeats
!After the Sale-cf the above,Nailt be clifpored of,
• The undermentioned Goods :
/60 Hhds. White Wine ago Bales Cork
16 Ditto Red Wine 7 Tkrccs Vinegar
32 Pieces Brandy 2 Boxes Sweetmeats
s Hbd. Cogniac ditto
Being part of the Cargo of the Hamburgh Brig Packet, con-
demned as lawful Prise to his Majefty4 Ship Alirea, Captain
James Dunbar.
The Vs-fiel and Goods may be viewed, Inventories had, and
further Particulars known, by mipl)ing to
March 6, 18.)7. L. HINGSTON, Falmouth.
London, England, 1807-03-20

MITITERRANEAN ►RIZ6•MONET.

The ADVOCATE GENERAL role, in purfu•
ante of notice, and moved for leave to bring in a
Bill for the purpofe of paying to the Prince of Ca.
flelciiala, or whoever fhould be the Sicilian Envoy
.in this Country, that proportion of Prize Money
which became due to his Sicilian Majay on account
of prizes taken at Genoa by Sicilian vefrell, afting in
conjunction with the Britifh fqoadron under Lord
Keith, in order that the laid prize money fhould be
fent to Sicily, to be dittributed in filch manner as his
Sicilian Majefly than think proper.—Leave was
granted to bring in the Bill. •

T

SECURITY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY IN SCOTLAND.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
rofe, purfuant to notice, to move for leave to bring
in a Bill to provide fur the payment of the Public
Revenues in Scotland into the Banks of that country,
fi,r the purpofe of being remitted. 40-the Bank of
England. The principle of the meafute„had already
attained the fandion of the hit Parliament by the
Ads requiring the payment of the public money
from the fevered Departments of the Excite, Cullom*
Pod Office, &c. into the Bank of England.. The
fame principle would apply in the mealirre he now
propofed with fume circumftances of local dillindian
rendered neceffary by their being two Nationalßanlit
in Scotland. The Colledors of the Revenue in that •
country would be required, by the Bill he was•about
to propofe„ to make up their accounts on the ha day
of every month, and to tranfmit them, with the font;
they &fluid have on hand, to the Receiver GenerNl
of the Land Tax for Scotland, who was to deptilit
the money, half in the Bank of Scotland, and the
other half in the Royal Bank, from milks, !Links it
was to be remitted to the Bank of England, when-
ever it thould amount to fivr thoufand p trit,N, there
to be kept with the other public moi its received
from the different department* of the revenue, accor-
ding to the provilions of the Ails of the lalt Parlia-
ment. As the Scotch revenue was liable to certain
occational and fometimes hidden demands for p ir'i•
cular Services, proviliun was to he made for advarn
for their fervices, and when the Receiver General
ft,ould certify the occafiun to the Batiks, that certiti-
cate would be a warrant to them to able the money.
and to make a deduction to that amount from the fuel
on hand to be remitted to the Batik of England.--•
The Banks of Scotland were to keep accounts of all
m nies thus received, and theft ceramic. were to be
liable to the infpedion of the
Lord
Advocate tbr
time being. This Bill, when it should have received
the fan Lion of the Legiflatore, as he hopett it would,
would be the completi.)n of the lyllem lie had bird ite
honour to introduce, and le bad 114 Isd•taftion
London, England, 1807-03-20

VIC 7 U4LLING.OPFICI, Morel 16, 1807.
THE COMMISSiONERS fir VICTUALLING

HIS MAJESTi"s Aral VI, do beret", give Notice,

That nn Tuefday the lath ind.int, they will be ready to twelve
Tenders in writing, (fraled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED
TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anfwerable to Samples
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 Victualling Sterol at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills,
payable with intcrelt itiLty days after date.

The Ctit.litions of the Coutrad may be ken a the Secretary's
Office.

No regard IA ill be Lad to any tender in cdich the trier Anil not he In-
ferted in tetrds at length, or that ball not be delivered to the Board before
one u'ri,:cit as Me laid atfday, the 24th infl.int, nor rekfi the talon
who wafer the tender, or jam potion on his behalf, attend, to anfsper
when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-20

ONEY IN SCOTLANO.

the EXCHEQUER
ve for leave to bring
yment of the Public
Bankkof that country,
lilted .to-the Bank of
e meafutebad already
all Parliament by the
of the public money
if the Excite, Cultoms,
ik of England. The
the mealure he now •
ices of local difliktion
ig two National Banks
f the Revenue in that
the Bill he was about •
:counts on the lad day
t them, with the Turn;
the Receiver General
who was to depbtit
of Scotland, and the
, from which lldnks it
ik of England, when-
houfand p• unJs, there
ihlic monies received
of the revenue, aecori.
els of the laft Parlia-
: was liable to certain
to demands for prr'i-
he made for advan,
the Receiver
the Baiikt., that certiti-
ern to Ate the money.
t amount fiom the funs
Bank of Ent lard.
0 keep accounts of all
e cconnti. were to be
.urd Advocate for tbit
e thimiJ have received
as ke hoped it would,
lytlem he had had tote
fad the fsi.i•ta:tion ti•

Oink, that when it Would have paled, the whole of
the public money would be placed in a petite Rate of
fecurity. He moved for leave to bring in a Bill to
regulate the payment of the revenues of Scotland into
the Banks of Scotland, in order to their being remit•
ted to the Bank of England.
After a few words from Mr. ROSE, who coinci-
ded entirely in the propriety of the Bill, leave was
given to bring it in.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
laid, he would bring in the Bill to-morrow. He
hoped the Honfe would have no objeftion to its being
read a firs and fecond time with all poffible expedi.
tion, in order that it may be printed, and fent down
to Scotland before the holidays, for the infpeition of
thole locally qualified to judge of the provifions it
would contain.
London, England, 1807-03-20

DENBIGHSHIRE.

CAPITAL TIMBER.—To be Sold by Auflion;
the beginning of next Month, in Lots, fituati in the Parlib
of Chirk, in the laid County. Dye Notice will be given of the
Time and Place of Sale, and printed Particulars ready foe de-
livery.
For information, apply to Mr. )Edward Wollwry Shipheard,
Great Ruliell-ftreer, Bloomibury, London ; :Mr. Trevor Mather,
at Pentre Hobin, near Mold; and Mr. John Roberts, at his Of-
fice, in Chirk, who will (fired proper perfons to thew the Tim:
ber.—Chirk, tith March, 1807.

DF.YON.—LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD, in LOTS,
(Numerically marked with White Faint) as lode?,
ONETHOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and I
SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 70
ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops,
and Bark.
This Timber lies very eompattly, is of vet y large Dimenßons,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compiefe Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANON•TEIGN, in the Parini of
CHRISTOW, four Miles front Chudleigh, ten from Tcignmomh
Harbour, and (even Miles from Water to convey it to Tett:mouth.
ON BARTON FARM.*
LOT t. so Oak tees.
a. from so to too inchifive.
3 100 to 547 ditto.
4 51 Elm Trees. •
3 40 Alh Trees. • . .
6 from 40 to tiz Aih Trees inclufive.
7 3 Beech Trees.
ON HYNER FARM.
LOT t. 24 Oak Trees.
Afh Trees.
ON UNDERDOWN FARM.
LOT it. to.) Oak Trees.
a. from too to =Ditto inclufive.
3. zoo to Sao Ditto.
4. 300 to 360 Ditto.
3. 360 to 420 Ditto. •
6. to Hut and to Alh Trees.
ON NETTON'S FARM.
•
LOT 1. so Oak ['recs.
a from so to too Ditto inclufive.
3. too to 150 Ditto.
• 4. 150 to 200 Ditto.
' c. 2,:0 to iso Ditto.
6. q Mb Trees.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
• • LOP t. too* Oak Trees.
a from too to 209 Ditto inclufive.
ON SWANELAY WOOD.
LOT t. Ico Oak Trees.
S. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive.
3. 200 to 300 Ditto.
4. 300 to 3 50 Ditto.
5. —.— 350 to 453 Ditto.
6. 56 Afh Trees.
For which purpofc a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms
Inn, Chudleigh, cn I hurfday the a6th March inftant, at Eleven
o'Cloek in the Forenoon precifely.
For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor
Houk on the Premifes, with whom printed particulars will be
left. as they will air() at all the principal inns itithe Country. and
further information may be had of Mr. Thtimas 2ymondt, of
Swallowfield, near New Reading, Berkfltirc ; or at the Mc: of
Mart. Falco and Tames. flulichors, Exeter.
London, England, 1807-03-20

ARMY.

A CAPTAIN in an Old Regiment, the Second
Battalion of which (now in Englahtl) from its Ilrength, has
no chance of being reduced, except in the event of a Pace, will
Fxchange to Halt-pay of the Britith Ellabliaiment without dif-
ference.
Purther particulars mac be known by appb,ing, by letter, to
Mr. Thomas, at Mr. Robinfnn's, Hatter, No 482, Strand, London.

This day was pbblifbed. price is 6d.
'THE YOUNG HUSSAR; or, LOVE and
MFRCY ; An Operatic Piece, as now performit•.g at the
Theatre Royal, Druf`y line.
Written by Mr. MOND, Jutsrr,
Printed ror Barker a: Son, Mutat ic Reptatory, Great Rutell-
tseet, Covent-Garden.
Alfo. juft Puhliihed,
Five Miles Off, or The Finger PoR, a Comedy by Mr Dibdin.
Thirty Thoufand, or Who's the Richeft 3 A Comic Open, by.
I tr. Dibdin.
The Hunter of the Alps, by Mr Dimond.
• Youth, Love, and Folly, an Operatic Drama, by Mr Delmond.
The School for Friends, a Comedy, by Mifs Chambers.
The Three and the Deuce, a Comic Drama, by Mr Hoare.
Spanifh Dollars, a Mufical Farce, by Mr Cherry.
lT

SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN THE 141 it OF
APRIL NEXT.

I_l ODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers,
'l% I A ....r.ORNHILL, OXFORD STREET, and St. JAMES'S•STRIET,
(cflabliCbed 4o Years) are now idling the Ticittts und 'leg it
Shares on the belt Terms, at their above Offices, %here all Prizes
me paid on demand.
SC.:I-IENIE contains
4 Prizes of Lz.:,cco
4 so,:!c3.
S 5,c:0
/cc. Bcc.
__

THE tath OF APRIL
GOVERNMENT STATE LO"T"TERY BFGINS DRAV.ING.
• and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
• POUNDS, in Sterling Money.
ri"FiIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro-
a- duced in the Annals of Lotteries. 'I he unprecedented rum
bet of‘Orand Prizes makes
Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
• Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will he a Prize ;
Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn.
SCHEME.
4 Prizes of Lsopoo are £83,000
4 - 10,000 ..- 40,000
4 5,000 20,0:0
10 1,000 . .-- 10,000
10 - 500 - 5,000
30 -. 105 - 3,000
40 -" 50 - 1,000
3,000 -• 20 - 6c.000
3,cooFirft drawn Tickets so each 3spoo
London, England, 1807-03-20

ORDNANCE OFFICE, March 4, 1807.
THE PRIMP4I, OFFICERS of His i►kdly's

GRUA:INCE 1.1x:14y:ill, Noticr,

That Propof•lJ will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before Monday, the 23d initant, from fuch Perfons as may be
willing to undo-take the Supply of FORAGE for the ORD.
NANCE HORSES Rationed in the following Diftricis, viz.

NORTH BRITAIN.
NORTHERN.
YORKSHIRF.

EASTERN, exclutive of WarleT.
SOUTHERN, t sclutivt of Chatham.

SOUTH WES I% iucluding Port/mouth, Mc of Wight, and
Chriftehurch. •
WESTERN.

WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, Warley and Chatham.
LIVERPOOL.

Fur a period offs Months, from the tft of April next, the Forage
to bs. futnifhed in Rations, confining of
bolbs. of OATS, at 4clbs.per Bufhel.
x albs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY, and
• Sibs. of WHEAT or RYE STRAW.
Anil to be delivered at the refpeCtive Stations, at the espenee of
the Contra tor, who is alto to furniiTa filch Horfes with Oats at
Blbs. per Ration, as may be billeted in the Maria tot which he
contrafts.

The Propofzli may be &livered ft parately or jointly for each
Station, and it la txprEted that the Contraditor Dull receive the
Stable Dung that may front time to time accumulate, making an
allowance fur the fame.

Further Particulars may he known upon application to the
Olflcers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dear; l ; and
alto at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforcfaid, any day be-
tween the Hofirs offen and Four n'Clock, where the Propofals
are to be delivered Pealed tip, and indorfed " Propofals fur the
fupply of Forage;" but no Propofal oan be admitted acter the
laid 23d infant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; nor
will any Tender be noticed unlefs the party making ir, or an
agent in his behalf, !hall att nd.
By Order of the Board, R. H CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-09-11

EXPEDITION TO THE BALTIC.

In the greater part rat our impreflion yeflerday
we laid before the Public the following letter, being
the lateft that has yet been received from our fleet off
Copenhagen. It is from a young Midfbipman to his
mother, a Lady in town. We made our copy from
the original letter, which has the Yarmouth potimark
on it, and, the family to which the letter is addreifej
being highly refpeelable, we have no hefitation in
pledging ourfelves that, whatever inaccuracy them•
may be in the Ratement, the letter is genuine :

" Ault., at Sea, off the Vlie, September 3. 1807.

"DEJA MOTHERI fuppofe that you have heard
that we have taken Copenhagen, h)) Oorming, and got
p,freflion of the Crown Batteries !
s, The A Rl5l, has taken a large Knipliaufen fhip
arid a galliot ; and we are pretty certain that they will
both I,se Prizes. The Makes Mate went in with the
and the Captain of the Prize wanted to run her
Alm-a ; Le being certain that the would be con-
demned."

In addition to the above, and as a corroboration
of the intelligence, we have alfo to Rate, that a
Naval Officer, who arrived in town yeller day morn
ing, on being informed of the contents of the above
letter, expreffed his furprize that we fhould have been
fo long without the news, as he had been hailed by
a cutter from the fleet, and informed of the furrender
of Copenhagen.

It is perhaps unneceffary to Rate, that the Vlie,
from which the young gentleman's letter is dated,
is an gland off the mouth of the Taal, and lies N.E.
from Yarmouth.

This morning Government received difpatches
from Admiral GAMBIER, and from Lord CATHCART,
brought to England by the ERNEST gun brig, which
left Copenhagen on the 27111 ult. The difpatches
a•e dated the 36th at which period, Copenha.
gen was not in our pcifeffion ; but our troops were
then bufily employed in ereding batteries to complete
the bombardment. In the want of official intelli-
gence, we lay before our Readers the following letters
received from Yarmouth this morning :

" YARMOUTH, SEPT. sc.

" This morning arrived the OBERON flaop of war-
and ERNEST gun brig : the latter has brought dif,
patches from Admiral GAMBLER, and letters fn•m
the fleet ; it was generally expelled that Copenhagen
would fall on the 29th; there had been feveral fkir-
mahes, in which the Danes were repulfed with lot's—
Remain in the Roads the Roebuck, Admiral Dot'G
LAS% flag fhip, and Flora and Crefcent fi ;gates."