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London, England, 1807-03-17

ESCAPE OF MRS SPENCER SMITH.

In the Preis, and in a few days will be piiiiliflicd, in an elcitant

fmaliVolumc,

ANARRATIVE OF THE ESCAPE of Mrs.
SPENCER. smi rti tram the cuftldy of the Frcnch a
Brefcia, white on her way to the Fortrefs of Va:encientses, effeet:d
by the alLitance of the Marquis dc Satvo ; with an Account of
their fu. fequent flight through the Tyrol, Bavaria Bohemia, Silefia,
anti Poland, to Riga; interfperfed with Sketches of the pri.fLut
Condition of the People of thole Countries.
By the MARQUIS DE SALVO.
Printed for RICILARD PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black •
friars ; and to be had of all Bookfells.rs.
Alto at the fame time will be pubLfhed, an Edition in ITALIA Pi,
pris:tcd from the Original Manufcript of the Audior.

Lately publithed, Price 31.
Dedicated to the Society for promoting Chriflian Knowledge,
AComparative View of the NEW PLAN •OF
EDUCATION. promulgated by Mr. JOSEPH LANCAS-
TER, in his Trafts concerning the Initruetion of the Children
of the Labouring part of the Community, and of the :'yftein of
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION founded by our pious Forefathers,
fur the initiation of the young members of the ESTABLISHED
CHURCH, in the principles ut Eh,: REFORMED RLLIGION.
By Mrs. TRIMMER.
" Prove all things, hold faft that which is good."—Thtff v. 21.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; and J. Hatchard, N 0.190, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1807-03-17

SELECT ARCHITECTURE.

This day was publilbed, elegantly engraved in Aquatints, on
Twenty fix Piates, royal t.ttlarto, 11. t ts. 6d. in Boards.
nESIGNS for ELEGANT COTTAGES and
-1-0 SMALL VILLAS, calculated for the Comfort and Conve-
nience of Perfons of moderate and of ampl,.. Fortunt-, earaully
ftudled and thrown into Pcrfpedlive, with a gemral Eftirnate.
By E. GYFFORD, ARCUITLCT.
Forming Part the Second of a Series of Scica ArchiteEture...-
Publithed by J. Taylor, at the Architedltural Library., No. 59,
High Holborn; J. Harding. St. James's-ftreet ; and J. k.arpenter,
Old Bor.d•itrt.t. Where may be had, kilt publifhei, The Firft
Part, containing
DESIGNS fur SMALL PICTURES 1E COTTAGES and
HUNTING BOXES, adapted for ornamental Retreats for Hunt-
ing and Shooting alio fonie Dtfigns fur Park Entrances, Bridges,
&c. Engraved in Aquatinta on fwenty Plates, tto. Price 11. ts.
in Boards.
London, England, 1807-03-17

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 17,
will be ailed the New Play, in Five Ads, called
THE CURFEW.
After wLich, fToHEr theYOUNG ath time, a
HUSS New OpcAR .ratic Piece, called
Tharfday—.The Curfew ; with the Young Huffar.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 17,
will be aTOWdted (foN
AND COUr the fifth time) a New CNTRY; omedy, called
Or, WHICH IS BEST?
To which will he added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE.
Thurfdav—The New Comedy ; with Mother Goofe.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 13, 180 y.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUifLLING
HIS 11117ESTrr NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday the zeth Infant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for whit COOPER'S
TOOLS the fervice of this Departmant may require for the fpace
of One Year, from the date of the Contrail ; to be delivered into
the Vidualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payabl: with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrad may be teen at the Secretary's
' Office.
No ►eland will be bad Wavy Tender is .evlrich t crier fiat! not be
iafe►ted is word, at length,or that/roll not he delrvered to 'ln Board he-
fire One °Tied oa the Aid Friday the 2ctL inflant, nor audefs the
Perlin who areahu the Tencitr, or foam Prrfon on hie behalf, attest& t►
anfwer when called.for.

FICTUALLING-OPFICI, March i 6, 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MIS 11147ESTre NAVT ab herthy give Notice,
That on Tuefday the a4th inftant, they will be ready en receive
Tenders in writing, (leafed 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 Vidtualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with intereft riucty days after date.
The Conditions of the Contratt may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard tail! be bad to any tender is which the price fball sat be is-
: forted is words at length, or that jtiall sot be delivered to the Board before
one <Mod on the Aid Tutfday, the 24th leant, nor snieji the teifos
tube swats the tender, or font terfon on his behalf, intends to moist',"
when called for.
London, England, 1807-09-19

WEYMOUTH, SEPTLALI32R i 6.

Althongh this place cannot boaft of the great in-
flux of vifitants that are attendant on 'Royalty, Hill
it has its share of company, and is, more crowded
than any of the watering places on the Wefterncoad.
Lodgings are, notwithflanding. reafonable, arifing
from the great incte3fe of building and improvements,
and the natural effea of draining this garrifon of the
military employed in the expeditions.
The atmofphcre eras never more congenial to
bathers, and with the plentiful harveft that Patrs•
Dasca has bled us with, provifions, fruit, and vege-
tables of all kinds are imcommunly cheap and abun-
dant, andfiln equally lb._

. .
The ball at the Royal Hotel for the Killer of the
Ceremonies, was lalt night crowded with all the fa
Ilion here, as well as the Nobility and Gentry from
different parts of the country.
The politenefs and attention that chartherizes
)fr. Roosts will Always enfure him a continuance of
oliflinguilbcd public favour.
Among the lilt of uur lateß arrivals' are—

Sir BotielVcr Wray and family; Lasly Meredith. Lieutenant
Colonel HiOay ; Colonel Prowle; Cr lonel and Mrs Horner; Sir
BobertlEinglmill ; Mr arid Mrs C. Buston ; Rev H. T Jones ;
kir and Mrs Drew and family; Sir George Pauneefote ; Mrs
Greenly and family ; Dodtor liyam and family; Mr avd Mrs
"spell and family ; Mr Bennett and family ; Rev T. Grelley,
"Ts. Rye]) and Maltby; Charles Taylor, M. D.; Mr and Mifs
'sultan ; Mrs and Miss Sterenfon ; Mr and Mrs Ancrum ; Mr
and Mrs Leighton ; Mr and Mrs Siam—Mars. Purling. John.
Con, Main, Tate, Olive, Puma], Jones, Jennu, H. Walters, Hume,
Goldney, Hanr ay, Kemp, Davies, Edwards, Wm. Lucas, Squire,
WiJkinfon, Abbott., Reids, Bernard, Slade. Smith, Vince, Atkins.
Brooke, Gohagan, Grubb, Bally, Brathwaire, Barnett, and Beathey.
.—Miflreff.s—lrving, Hunter, Worrell, Compton, Heat'., Free-
man, Shaw, Fowl; Aftley, and Newton.—Millis—BetJteU,
Danurve, and Hargood, Sce. &c. &c.
London, England, 1807-09-19

BY AUTHORITY.

This day was publifhed, price-75.
And Correa Report of the TRIAL of
Witt R POPHAM, including the whole of the Dif-
eufffooe Which took place between that Officer and Mr. Jervis,
the Counfel for the Admiralty, who aded upon this ocealion as
Terofeeutor; and alfo the Obfervations of the fcveral Membersf
o
the Court, which did i.ot appear in the Admiralty Edition ; toge-
ther with a Preface, containing a farther Vindication of Sir Home
Popham, particularly agaiet certain attacks made upon him in the
Newfpapers, Ste. Since the Trial; with a full La Pose of the Csufes
which produced our failure in the Expedition to, Buenos Ayres, by
leadlig to a change in the popular feeling which Sir Home Popham
found at the outfit fo decidedly in our favour. And an Appendix,
in whit/. are feveral important Documents,which have never been
publifhed; and among others an interefting Letter from Lord
Grenville to Sir Home Popham.
This Book, the publication of which has been impeded by
*auks lomewhat Similar to thofe which led to the profecution of
Sir !ionic Popham, is at length offered to the Public, and dedi&-
te.i, with the uttisoft refped and regard, to the Navy of England.
IN:ta pains have been fpared to render this Publication as paredt as
rilible, from the various Notes during the Trial.
Printed for J and J. Richardfon, Royal Exchange; C. Chap.
plc, Pall Mail; and the Bookfellers, at the Sea Port Towns.

This day was publilhed,
Elegantly printed in frnall Bvo. with an Engraving, after a Defign
by Waal], ;nice 7s. 6d. in boards, the Third Edition of
ROMANCES ; confining of a PERSIAN, a
ROMAN, and an ARCADIAN-ROMANCE.
By t. DISRAELI.
" Printed for John Murray, Fleet-greet, London; and A. Conßable
and t'o. Fdinburgh.
Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author,
a. literary Milkellanies,feeond Edition, tuna. 45.6 d. boards.
s. Curial ties of Literature, MTh Edition, a vols. livo. 21. is.

ZEALAND AND COPENHAGEN'.

This day was publifbed, In one large and elegant Volume, 4to.
enthellifbed by IDUMCPOUS Views, price Two Guineas in boards,
TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, through
-n- D' N MARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, PRUSSIA, and
PART of GERMANY, in 1804 ; containing Views of the Courts
Governmeup, and Condition of tbde Countries.
By Sir JOHN CARR.
Printed far RIeHAID Pnittirs, No. 6, Bridge-Itreet, Black
friars; and may be had of all Booldellers.
Of whom may be bad. by the fame Author,
TRAVELS in IRELAND. Price al. ss.
TRAVELS in HOLLAND, and on the RHINE. 2L 9a.
London, England, 1807-09-19

TO BE LRT OR SOLD,
In Olouceftcr Place, Portman-fqoare,
ONE of the largelt HQUSES, newly bulk, and
ekpr.tly FURNISHED; with Double Coach Houfe, Four.
(IaII StAte, Laundry,and all ether attached and detach 4 Offte
fuitabk tor the Family of a NoWenma, or Omitlernm of the Bat
dial:AM%
Price of the Prerni44 and Furniture 6000 Guineas, or
30thoecus a•week.for the Scal.m:
_ _ _

'Mars and Tickets for viewing the Premifes can only he had
b ine from Principals whom thefe Terms may fuit, addreffed,
pot 'd, "To A. /3. No. 5, Blandford ftrcet, Portman fquarc."
DUTTON'S CIRCULATING LW:ART,
No. 4S. Gracechureh ftreet.

SUBSCRIBEitS and the Public are rerpeafully
infornu.d, that a n.w Catalogue of this truly valuablL: and
m~iteates.fire National Colle,ction will be ready forirfpeetionit,
a few day 4 ; containing that univerfality of feledlion (ancient and
modern) calculated to give fat isfadlion to tvery dais of Resder3 ;
and from the este:Aire. arrangements, an ample !apply, equal to
any pollible demand (or Town and the ldriith dominions.
Lvt:y new Buqk added a, loon as ruhliated.
Caoadwmea and Term, to be had at the Library.
. .

The Magazines an/ Reviews added suuntitly, Cos the aeconima-
datien of Subic there;
London, England, 1807-09-19

TO BE DISPOSED OF, the Stock in Trade and
ruGricfa of a Bookfeiler aid &Aflame, in one of the heft
Situationn in the Isioro of Eorlaf,;(l.

l'offellion r.f the whole, with the More and Shop molt advalt-
tniaolifly lituated may be immediately had. The Rufinef. will be
carvied on •.:•ril dif,,ofed of —Addrtri a Hoe (putt paid) to S. R.
care- of Medea Taylor and Newton, No. 5, Warwick-fquare,
Loodou.
London, England, 1807-09-19

TO MEN OF FASHION and MAR.RIED LADIES.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES c‘ntinue to he
made in the matt Elernit and Valid potable manner, and in
.hat approved itile of Cutting which has given univerfal
fatltfaaiou to the Nubility and Gentry, by DIE FRICHSEN and
CLARK, "Fallon, at No. iz, Rathbotaa place, London, (the latter
heretofore Foreman to Mr Allen )
They alto make Young GENTLEMEN'. SUITS, and HUS-
SAR DReSiES, in the molt tatteful and elegant form.

REGIMEN fAI.S. LEATHER BitlZEi.r4jS, LIVERIFq,
&c.—An Old Sult may be lent as a Pattern, or Gentkmen may
be informed how to fend their rneafure per poft..
London, England, 1807-09-19

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gzntlercen expe-
nence very great pecuniary inconvenienNt for want of
knowing runic refpedtable channel' through whole medium they
r..ay be accommodated with timparary or permanent hams of
Money; Mattis. HARRI:i and Ca No. 36, Suffolk itreet, Cha-
ring Crofs, relpeclfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, in poi
fellion of Incommarifing from Freehold. Copyhold, or Leafehald
iftatei, in Land or Houres, Money In the Funds, Rent Charges,
Marriage Settlements, Widows jointures, Annuities. Patent Pla
ces, Church I.ivings, or any certain Income for Life, may be
fupplled with Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an ads-
quate Annuity (mere* for the fame, redo:maple at any time at
their u.vn option.
Perflnal ..pplications will be received every day till o'clock,
and letters from correfpoodcuts, in town and country (poll paid)
immtdiszely anfwcred.
London, England, 1807-09-19

That on Monday the sift inflant, and on the &it ant third
Mondays in every (=ceding Month, they wilibe ready to receive
Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for fuels quantities of
PEASE, of Kiln-dried lloufehoid FLOUR, and of BISCUI r
STUFF, made from WHOLE MEAL (the two !aft-mentioned
Ankles to be manufaetured front Etiglifh Wheat) as the refpalive
Dealers therein may thick proper to offer; to be delivered into
His Majelly's Vidualling Scores at Deptford ; or into the Army
Vidlualling Stores la Saint Catherine's; and to be paid for by
Bills payable with interelt ninety days after date.
Not any Tender for a lcfs quantity than as qstarters of Peale
-will be admitted.

The Conditions of the Contra!tq may be feen at the Secretary%
06tee.

N. "Iva will kr bad to any testd.r i. Tabie6 the prier fall mot hr
is.rerted M words at !garb, or Alt frail stale .triiverei to tke Hoard
before Iw., o'slorb of the refpeeived lys &Hobart for :Lehr recrptia. as
afirefoid, nor ase:sfs the Perfn volato makes the trader, es fosse per *a as
kis letaiir, attends, to amiwer lakes, callsdfor.
London, England, 1807-09-19

WHITE HANDS have ever been eoeemed a
perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in fume parts of Europe
are effentill to Perfons of rank.—The BANDANA SOAP, nr
Indian Walking Cakes, poffefs the peculiar property of giving
molt exquifite delicacy of texture and inconceivaull fairnefs to tue
Hands which arc conftantly wattled with this Soap. Even in cafes
where the (kin has b.en injured by labour or other violence, the
hardnefi and coarfenefs are effcdtually,infalEbly, a ml permanently
rianoved, and fucceeded by a fmoothuefs, falniefa, and delicacy of
appearance. which cannot be acquired by any other means what-
ever. It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate
idea of the fuperior excellence of this Snap.
Sold by the Proprietors' foie Agent, whore fignature it bears,
William Withers, NO 129, Strand, near Temple Bar, London ;
and the Proprietors, as a torther feturity, begthern to be particular
in notieiog, that the siarne and addrefs of the printer, E Spragg,
No. 27, Bow-ftreet, Cov,nt-gardai, is affixed to thi I,bel and
wrapper. AU others are counterfeits. Sold by molt Perfumers
and hiedinins Wadi:min Town and Cosoup—is each Cake.
London, England, 1807-09-19

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

K.;11" I.'S HILL HOUSE, &array; and up-
wards of One Hundred and fen Acres of Land, the Pto-
perty of tNe late Lord 1 outtt.nw.
May he viewed by rickets only, and for further particulars
apply t 4 Mci ie Forfter, Cooke, and Frere, Lintalu's Inn ; to Mr.
Townley, Land Surveyor, Walworth; and at Mr. James's Ofsce,
No s, New tiofwell Court, Lintool's It n, sylscre alto Puns of the
Pilate may be 1.2,11.
London, England, 1807-12-31

NUMRIR 5 908 /-

THIATRR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THISfRESENTEPENING, DECEMBER 3 t ,
will be said*. Comedy of
• SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
jgardealtle, Mr. Down:, : Young Marlowe (t time) Mr. Pet-
nam ; Hollings, Mr. I lolland; Tony Lumpkin, Mr Lanniftcr ;
Mrs. Harrica!le, Mrs. Sparks ; Mils Hardeaftle, Mils Duutan
After which will be prOduced -( for the 4th titue) a New Grand
and Comi Pantomime. callTd
FURIBOND ; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO.
Harlequin Negro, Mr. Harthnd; Sir Peo_vins Anricrie, M. Male;
• Furlboud, Mr Finer• ' Mallets, Mr. Fairbruther ; Captain
eaoffanaer, Mr. key; chiller Gray, Mr. smith; Undertaker,
JAI/. Puffer; Approafer, Mr. Sparks ; Sir Flies!), Flutry, Mr.
"Tf Oakwoono; Deputy Calipaib, Mi Rhodes ;Travellers, Metres.
• irlipiuns, Gibbon, and Cooke ; the l.lttic Clown and Harlequin
•(vrith a Pils-Seul), Mafter Laurent; a'd the Cloven! Mr:
. Laurent (being his 4th appearance on this (lige), Columbine,
re si'arP ;•the Genius of lkitain, Mrs. La Pouts; .Bealis4
a Fair*, Mifs Fearon.
. To morrow will be revived the Comedy of the Drannstift ;with'
Cie New Pantomime.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 3t,
will be aced the Coolie Opera of

TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD.
The Sceres, DreEes, and Decorations arc entirely new.
The Overture mut Muhc compact' by Mr. Shield.
The prhiciiial Chandlers by Mr. Thomphm, Mr. Bellamy. Mr.
japes, Mr. Incledon, Mc. Taylor, Mr. Simmons. Mr. King,
I‘.lr. Fancy, Mr. Litton, Mr Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin, Mr..
Davenport, Mrs Ditkoas, ME* Bolton, Mrs Litton, Mrs.
C. Kemble.

After which will be produced (for tbe 4ti dtssols New Panto,
mime, calla ,
HARLEQUININ,HIS ELEMENT
Or,. FIRE, WAtFER, BARTH, AND AIR:
The Mubc, Sceniry, Machinery, Drdres, and Decorations, are
all entirely orw.
Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, Jan ; Sir Feeble Sordid, (Guardian to
Columbine). Mr. L. Bologna; Clown, (Valet to Sir Feeble),
Mr. Grimaldi; Soldier's Son, with a Song, Matter Smalley ;
Bookfclier, Mr. King ; Paftry Cook, Mr. Denman ; Poet,
Mr. Grittitbi; Mungo, Matter Godwin ; Glafs man, Mr. !..ec ;
Oilman, Pelt. Pu;srerO; Old Soldier, Mr. Dick ; I:eadle, Mr.
Bologna; Simard Girls; Mitres H. S and B. Mama, (from the
Tbustrc ROlOl. Dublin. oting their 4th appearance on this
sage); Mlllitier, Mrs. Bologna; Mafquerade Ladies, Mrs.
Findlay and Mrs Banfon". and Columbine, Mifs Adams (from
the Theatre Royal, Dublin, being her 4th appearance on this
page.)
To-morrow. tho Coy of the Bars Stratagem; with the
New Pantomime...
London, England, 1807-12-31

PORI. S r TREES.
This day was publi(he 1, a bicw Ed;tion, with Plates,
price 121. in boards,
'HE FORES PIWNER AND TIMBER
owNi•R's A-iSISTANT—bzing a o alpine Treatife on
the Traiiiirg and Management or BR I FISH TI M LiER TREF...! ;
including an etatnination of the Prnperti:s of Englifh fir Tituter,
and a tiew ()Item for the mana..ltm or of Oak W3J.6.
By WiLLIA vt PONTEY,
Planter a-al ',melt Pruner to the Duke of Bolford. •
London : Printed for J. Hardirg No 36 St James's-ttreet, J.
White, Fleet-Wen, and J. Mawman, Poultry •
Where miy be had fhortly, by the fame Author,
The Profitable Planter, a complete Trcatire on the Theory and
Practice of Platting.
London, England, 1807-12-31

1

attended with difaftrotis confequences to Partosy•-•
Both parties claimed the viflorir after the laft ten-
contre ; yet it is reafonable to fuppofe that Perrom's
forces were worßed, becaufe they retired to foine
fortification under a large hill at a fhort difiatlce.
Firma's army, it was expeBed, would be fhottly
reinforced ; and Geniral Bow errs was to resign the
command in favour of GARRARD, a Black General of
great renown. The next attack upon Fort St. Mark,
it was thought, would take place about the latter
end of November, and the followers of Parrots pro-
mired themfelves complete fuccefs. PErtow's army
had been ailing offenfively for Vine time pan. Fort
St. Mark, which hat been the grand objet t of at-
tack, lies in the centre of CHIUSTOPHa's territories.
Parton's force. are in poffeffinn of Port de Paix,
Port au Prince, Cape Nicola Mole, and feveral other
Itrong places. Parrots himfelf was confined at Port
au Prince by illness.
The Generals on both fides are exceedingly rich ;
they are open to bribery, and it is necelfary to keep a
watchful eye over them. Captain DOURICK, in the
Governor Mills, failed in company with the Venal.
Off Cape Francois, a French privateer attempted to
capture the Vaal in a calm, when the Governor
Mills having Tome guns on board, bore down to her
affiflance, and handled the p.rivateer fo roughly, that
fhewas obliged to fheer off. The privateer hailed
Captain Doutticx before they parte& and propofed
sot to moleil him, provided he would fuffer him to
take the Veltal. The Captain anfwered him with a
broad(de, which ended the parley.

AMERICA.
We have received New York papers to the 4th
inft. They contain the report of the Secretary of the
Treafue y of the United States (i. e. the Budget) laid
before the Cnogrefs. Its length obliges us to defer
its publication till to-morrow.

The Petition from the town of Philadelphia to the
Hofife of Reprefentatives, for the total repeal or the
Aun.importation A et,was not referred toa Committee,
bur, after a long deba!e, was rejected, by a majority
of 30 voices. This ACI, however, though not repealed,
is Hill not in farce, but is'under fufpenfion, from an-
other AEI which is periodically renewed for that
purpofe. Upon the whole, the afpeet of affairs in
America is of a much more favourable nature than
it was a Ilion time ago ; and an article contained in
a Philadelphia Newt-paper, called the Trus American,
Rates Mr. JEFEERSON to have faid, that a war with
England need not niw be apprehended. The Nor-
thern provinces, however, and particularly Pennfyl-
Vania, havibitlways been lefs holt& towards this
Country than their brethren to the South.
London, England, 1807-12-31

• s s•!.-•
NOCE.

• --.
traina HALL.-4 detellable is.onner, named
Rawlins, aged 63, with Diver locks, wat brought up
from Doekhead, on the Carious charge of infarrusufly '
affaulting an infant child,his fcholar,under the age of
ten years. The Flory of the injured innocent. with
the view of the medical aflitlant, and other circom-
ltances, fixed yhe charge fo completClY on the viilain,
that he was fully committed to the County gaol.—
Such was the indignation of the populace, that it
was with difficulty th,e cfficers could preferve him
from their fury, while on their route to the prifon.
Yetlerday the driver of a Greenwich coach ap.
peared to a fummons, charging him with not only
refuting to pay the regular toll, when demanded, but
forcibly and forioutly driving through the gate with-
out paying. It was Rated, on the part r:f the farmers
of the tolls, that they had fullained confiderable in-
jury by Inch condua, and that therefcre they were
Icompelled to apply for legal redrefs. The coachman
was tined in the mitigated film of 4os. with coils.
Tuefday, at Marlborough tfreet, three watchmen
of St. Giles's ptrifh were committed for trial for an
outragecus alrault on the wife of a publican in the
fame parifh. It appeared that a mnfician who lodged
at the public honk returned home from playing his
organ at three o'clock on Tuefday morning, and in.
Head of knocking, he tuned his intlctionent to be let
, in. The watchman accuted lion of being ditor derly,
and en the landlady opening the done t., Lt her
lodger in, the guardians of the night hurried both
the mufician and her to the watch !ionic, and on
Tuefday had the cffioutery to make a charge ag.tintl
them.

i PUBLIC OFtICE, WEITECII AP EL —Yellerdey, n-
"Law, a conliderable dealer it, iron and copper, irr
King flreet, Tower-hill, was charged with receiving
near two hundred weight of elver rivets Urrtarew-
ing utenfils from Thomas Hayley, a common la-
bourer, which had been Itolen from the warehoufe
of Mars. Morgan and Cafs, is Whiteclurpel. Hen.
thaw lent his apprentice and_a feldier with the fame
I in a truck to a dealer in Cripplegate Buildings for a
better price. Sufpicion arifing, the above two pd.
loners v. ere fecurtd, and upna the full rnveltigation
of the cafe, they were committed for trial.
?:an 71,smpfn, of Denmark fireet, St. George's in
the Eall, was committed to prifon, charged with
afraffinating J,feph Walker, a black man, with a
tharp knife. He was taken to the hufpital, where
he died.
London, England, 1807-12-31

THE MEDICAL OBSERVER.

No. iv. of this JOURNAL Will be publifhed on the
sft of JANUAR?: containing, among other Artitlea, Dr.
Maclean's St.cond Letter on the Monopoly of the College of Pb) -
ficians Critical Analyfis of Dr. Stone's fie-idle on the Difeales
of the Stomach, and of Digettion—Solomon Mac— Farce ....ell%
Letter to the Editor`, °craft med by the perufal of a Letter from
Dr Maclean—A full and correr Account of the Trial of Dr.
licetor Campbell, with remarks, Bro, price 2s 61.
Publifhed by S. Hig!oey, No. 24,.Fleet (tree..
Of whom alias may be Lad, _

COUTI'U FSSAY on the CON/ALitCE and P&ODUCTS GE VIC
BRAZIL 3 Bwo, place jt. In boards.
London, England, 1807-10-03

iIIITRICA", Slill. ij.

Sir R. Ham, Mayor of this City, having receive
a communication from Mr. Trail, See'retary to his
Grace the Lord X.ieutetiant, on the fubjea of the
indent fittlation vf the County and City of Limerick,
forwarded circular lettere to the Magiftrates of tho
County to meet there of the City, for the purpr.fe of
taking into Cinfiderition the bell meafores to be
adopted for preventing elide outrages which have
lately dilltitifed the peaCe and i-anquillity of both.
The day 6zed.i-b was Monday la(1, at the Council
Chamber, when Upwards of 63 Magiarates were pie-
fent,.and a number of other highly refpeaable Gen-
tlemen.

The foliowirigßefolutioniiere onanimoufly agreed
to :--

Refolved—That it appears to this Meeting, that many parts of
the County and the liberties of the City of Limerick, have been,
of late; difterbed by nightly meetings of armed parties, who have
marched through the country in Open contempt of the laws, and
hire committed various ads of outrage.
Reit:dyed—That we hold it indifpenfible not to lofe any time in
funircffing theft diforders, and that we pledge enriches mike-
,
tively avid individually to Adopt the molt cffcdual means fcr that
1 purpofe.
Refolved—That all perfons within the County and liberties of
1 the City of Limerick, who than neglc2 to reefer their arms,
purfuant to the provifions of—" An A. to prevent improper
perfons from having arms in Ireland," shall be proceeded againft
with the utensil rigour; and that if the provifions of this ad than
not be found fa fficlent to reftore the peace of this County, that
the—" Lifurredion Ad ought to be enforced in inch parts of it
as shall continue to be difturbed." . .
Abarafts of the Al of Parliament paired !aft Se(
finns reipefling the rcgiflrY rf arms, have been 06,
pared and forwarded to the diff.rent Magifiratest. fd
enable them to carry the enaelMents into excel:mos.
London, England, 1807-10-03

12k1 4Rkitha wOrirthE.

The bighen title 'ever remembeied in the memory
of the olden man alive, took place in tl* Thames
1211 Wednefday ettning. The water rofe to fah a
height as to nit many cellars along the Thames
Which were believed to be At a height fufficient to
feeure them from filch an accident. The darnage
done, below bridge, on both fides of the river, is
calculated to be enormous ; and in the march lands
many thoufand head of (beep and oten were
drowned.

Fortunately it was not riming tide, which would
have railed the water more than a foot higher. It
is thought that in that cafe all the embankments down
the river would have been fwept away, and that the
mifchief could not have been repaired in a centdry.
It is fuppofed that the waters of the North Sea
had been prefred down tnwards the Straits of Dever
by the ftrong N. and N E wind, that had prevailed,
and prevented the cfflux of the Thames. .
Our readers will fee by the fubjelined letters, that
the tide has been generally big': all along the coalt :
London, England, 1807-10-03

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER r.

Yelterday we had a revere gale from W. to N.N. W.
with the heavieft fea remembered for many years.—
The jetty ha► received conficierable &magi.; but we
are happy to fay, that little injury has been fullained
by the (hipping, except the Falciin (loop of war,
which is now coming in with the lofs of her fore
and mizen top matis and bowfprir.
DOVER, OCT.,.

Lan night, when the water flowed about half
pall nine, we had one of the highelt tides that has
been known for many ye.tri pail. The fea made
a clear breach offer the rope walk into the Pent, and
has done conflderable damage to the bottles• and
workflsops Situated within it. reach. The Pier Heads
are very much injured. Very fortunately the wind
was moderate during the time of high water, had it
been otherwife, the ntifchief ttould have been incal,
culable.
London, England, 1807-10-03

the Abed Chamberlain).
ljf it. AsTair d
refpcAftally beg* leave to
4.TS. infants the Public, that the whole Interior of the share
Theatre having been newly painfrd, decorated. and cnibelFihed,
OPEN for the WINTER SEASON on !MONDAY next.
OCTOBER 3th. ,807, with a v triery of NEW ENTERTAIN-
MENTS. ha fbort, nothing will be neglected to render the
Anufemcnrs particularly intercfting, of the Brit utility, and
agreeable to the elements of art and feicrce; under the fuperin-
loaciance of Mr ASTI-F Y. Jun. and executed by numerous
P/RFORMERS, EMINENT EQUESTRIAN ARTISTS, &c.
their firß appearance at this Theatre.
The Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes. Caparifons, &c. entirely
aew. Further particulars in future Bills and Advertikments.
Doors to be opened at Six, at:d begin at Seven precifely.—
Sues as. Pit as. Gal, is.—Half Price at Nine o'Clock.
Places for the SACS to be taken at the Pavilion from Ten until
Three o'Clock.
London, England, 1807-10-03

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER s.

Arrived bis Majelly's ail p NORTHUMBERLAND,
from the Downs ; Muaos, SOPHIA, and SPRIGH rcy,
from a noise ; alit. the Young Rofcius, Captl)n
000DAlph from St. Domingo, in 27 days. The
Augttliairs—, (rota St. Helena, with wool, has been
&Wiled by a privateer, retaken by her crew, and
fence retaken by the Young Rofeius, and fent for
Plymouth. Sailed his Majelb's (hip SHELDKAKE,
with a convoy for Guernfey. Several tranfports are
ratted from hentc for the Downs.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-10-03

THFATRE ROYAL, C'OVENT•GARDEN.
ON *MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 5, 1807
will he :lard Shakefpearc's Play of
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
Henri% King of England, Mr. Pope :
Cardinal Wolfey. Mr Kerubie; Cardinal Camprius. Mr. Hull;
Cr 'nor, Archhifinip of Canterbury. Mr. Murray;
Katherina, Qztecn ..f England Airs Siddons (bring her lint ap-
pearance ti is fealty.). Anna Builen, hlifs Brunton; Patience.
(with a Sung), Mif, Bolrcii
•Fer which will he added the Burletta of
TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
King Arthur. Mr Mundell; Toni Thumb, Matter Goodwin;
Lord Grizzle, Mr. Liam ; Noodle, Mr. Taylor ; Doodle, Mr.
•Simmons. Qiern Dallaloli, Mrs. Litton; Princtfs Hutica-
inutica, Mils Sultan; and Glimidalca. Mils Leferve.
The Tragedy of Cymbeline having been again received with the
'lli. heft nrplarife by a brilliant and overflowing audience, will he
rept-act don Wednelday. Imo en, Mifs Norton (being her third
nnpelr:mca in that ellarat!ter). To which will be added the
PAdhelc.
Thurfilay, Macbeth, with Hartford Bridge.

VICTUALLING OPPICE, Settesober aB, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONZRS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTre NAVY, do beret, g n, mite,
That on Wednefday the 7th of Oftober next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders In writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE
THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS, for the ufe of the Cooperage;
tube anfwerable to Sanlp:es to be produced with the Tenders ;
1 to be delivered in the finee of twelve months, by regular monthly
proportions, into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford;
and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after
date —N. B. No Tender for a,lefs quantity than Soo Bolts evil
be admitted.---The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at
the Secretary's Office.
Nn regard will be bad to say tads" in which tbe tries flail ea 6e
iaferte.l in words at length, or that sot he de feral tst the Board
Ware cot o'closh as the Aid Wax:flay the 7tb of &Taber Next, oar sealfft
the Perfm grle maks the snider, or few larhgatm tie 64sq;attnids,a
amfluer Tr.imr calla/for.
London, England, 1807-10-03

THE COW PDX.

This day was publifb,-41, illuitrated with accurately coloured En-
swings of the Difrate in its various Forms, price ss. Pd. hoards,
APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LArtoN, and of the Mode of condueting it ; with a com
Tarlton of the S MALI. PDX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended for HEADS of FAMILIES, and CLERGY-
MEN, as well as TH F. FACULTY.

By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D
Phyfirlan to the Sm Pox Hofpi'al, to the New Finfbury Dirpert-
Cary, Author of the Treatife on Morbid Mimi% dec. 8:c.
Printed for RICUARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black.
friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers and Dealers in Books
throughout Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may he hatl,l TREATISE on VACCINE INOCULATION
and its V.t R it.ri es, by Robert Within, M.D. F S.A. Ste. Stc. price
Ifs. in boards. •
London, England, 1807-10-03

SALES BY AUCTIbN.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. •
Extenfive Mills, Manufactory. Warehotifes. Cottages, Build-
ings, capital IVlanfion lieofc,ol3lces, and Land, with pa-ell-lon.
By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. en Wednefday, the 38th
Odteber, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, by order of
II
the Executors of Richard Royd'. Efq. deceafed.
AVery eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,iltnate
at Cockney, near Workfop, cary diltanees from Tuxford,
Chefterfield, and Mansfield, in the county of N .ttinghasa
comprifing thole eaten live pretnifes, the upper and lower mills,
with manufadtory, warehoufes. cottages, buildings, completely !
fitted up for the (pinning of worited yarn by machinery, and a
water corn mill ; the whole lately occupied by MeTnc.
Alfo, the capital manfinn honre, with offices. coach.honfes,
!tables, gardens, and lands, delightfully fittrate at a convenient •
diftance from the works ; the whole containing about 3 c acres. I
Lot a. The Upper Mill. with a fall of water :8 feet 6, and re- I
fervoir of eight acres, with dwelling houres, buildings, cottace,
gardens, and land, about five acres.—Lott Lower Mill,
with a water corn-mill attached, and a fall of water of nine feet,
with feveral dwelling honks and buildings !or the 7u: rotes of trade.
Lot 3. Ibe capital Maiffion ;ionic, with eict. coach-hooic4,
ftables, gardet.t. and abt.tit t 6 acres of land. Held for 37 years,
at a low rent be viewed by aprlying en Mr. Wm. Tuplis, at
Cockney, of whom plrticulars may be had 38 days precedirg the
talc; alto of Wm. Walker, Het. of Crow Ncft, near Halifax ; and at
Mr. Wileoxe'b office in Halifax, where a plan may h.. :ken: and
of Mr. Coup' Rotherttam ; of Meffis. Bur!)age and Ca.
printers. NottioOtani; Mr. Harrop, printer. Mart:better ; Mritra.
Allen, Exley, and Str.clter, fulicitura, Furi.iv.Ars lon, Holborn ;
at the Place of Sale; and of Melirs. Skinner, DI ice, an I Co. A I•lerf
`:tee ftreet, where a plan of the refill: works mar lw fc n.
. _
London, England, 1807-10-03

TROITA LLOYD'S LIST.

• - - - - -
GaavElam OcTonga t.—Paffed by the Wanitead, Wilton,
and the Fingal. Smith, from Barbadues ; Fortune. Wilfon.and the
Harriet, Sterling, from Surinam ; Baltic Merchant, Smith, and
the Union, Brewei, from Grenada ; Homey, Harvey, and the Ro•
pert. Gladfdale. from 'Cobagn; Letitia, Dodd; Atlas, HUI; Llaildi
Romney ; Hope: Scott; Little Jane, Stalling, ••-•-•61.;•
Ann. Davidfon ; Bleffing, Mackie ; Peggy. Kavannab ; David
Shave, Wouliton ; John and Thomas, Wilfon ; Clarendon, Drew,
and Hettor, Watfon, from Jamaica; Irwin, Pearce; Neva,
impfon, and the Elkton, Stratinack, from Antigua; Orlando,
jackfon ; Alia, M'Farlane, and the Arundel. —, from St.
Xitt'a ; fluncafter, Smith, from St. Vincent's ; Feenotny„ Gar•
neck, from Malta ; William, Robfon,from Peterlburgh : Aurora,
from NVyburg ; Mantel, Staneck, and the Sophia, Rental,
from Memel

GRAVESIND, OCT. 2—Paged by the Fobs, Hooper; Marga-
ret, Landfells; Jahn, Savage; Princes of Wulvs. Hinchinfon, and
the Elizabeth, Gault, from Jamaica: Mercy, Wafon • from Bar
badoes; Sybil, Jeffrey, from I/vont-Ara ; Canna, Weatherhead ;
Prefton, I ilvvard ; Simon Cock, Boon ; an 4 the Favourite, Volans,
from Surinam; Betfry, Norris, from Archangel; Sophia. Scott,
from Memel ; Good Intent, Bennet, and the Mary and Ifabella,
Inglis, from Malta.
London, England, 1807-09-26

Dr. JAMP.S's ANALEPTIC PILLS.

BILIOUS DISORDERS, fo prevalent in th;s
country, are removed with greater cafe and Way by there
Pills, than by any other Medicine ; they are efficacious in inei-
geftions, lots of appetite, habitual coftivenefs, fixtulenees in the
llornach or bowels, and cholics thence artful:: likewife in gouty
habit., in giddinek, or rheumatic paint in the head; as disk oc-
calioned by free living, thereby preventing palfies and apople, les fo
often the confequence thrreol; prevent or &top die progrefs of a
cough or cold; are excellent in lownefs of fiorits and nervous dif-
orders ; in dropfics they have not their equal, as no water will ac-
cumulate whild there pills are regularly Liken; by removing the
caufe, they often rellore perform; fulled to f•s; in the decline of
life neithtr fez fhould be without them; travellers by lea or land
would be wife to receive them in their ftock.

They are prepared and fold genuine, by B. Perrin, Chentift, (the
only perfon who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert
James). No. 23, Southampton llreet, straad, Lotion; 2IL td. ptr
boat or LI boxes for tse,
London, England, 1807-09-26

BELL ROCK LIGHT.-SECOND NOTICE.

SINCE the Firll Notice of the Moblarneot of a
FLOATING LIGHT et the BELL ROCK was pohlitheth
It hes lieen found peel:Kay to ALTES. the SITUA PION of the
VESSEL.

She is tow moored with a Muthroom Anchor and Chain io
Twenty-one Fathoms Water, the BR Rock beating, by the Com-
pars,S: E. 4 S. diftant about at miles; the Redhead N. by E
dißant about to miles t Fifentfs S. W. / W. diftant about
miles; and the illand of May S. W. by S. diftant about 161 miles.
The Bearings and the (mall (ketch of the craft publithed along
with the Pirlit Notice, not being applicable to the indent fituation
of the oar's. need not now be regarded.
The Light, which Is from Oil, was exhibited on the talicbt of
1 the asth inftara, at formerly advertifed.

By Or&r of the Hon. Cominifßoners of the Northern
Light Honfes.
Edinhu-gh, Sept. IR, 1807. C. CUNINGHAM, See.
London, England, 1807-09-26

CAPITAL TWO MILLION.

Notice Is hereby given, That this OFFICE will open for public
hufinefs nn TUESDAY ni xt, the .9th inltant, when Propofals
fur effetfling Infurvoecs wilt be ready for delivery.
All Policies for geol. and upward., will he iffued gratit.
Agtnts will be appointed in all the Cities and principal Towns
In the TlnitedsKingdons.
A number of able-bodied men are appointed Engineers and
Firenun, who :re to attend Fires, .and give their utmolt affiance*,
and are diftingniised by a Crimfon Uniform with Blue Fader,
and by a Silver Badge, bearing the figure of Hope, the emblem of
the Company.
Engines upon the molt approved principle will, with all pnffible
(peed, be provided by the Company, and Rationed in the moft ell-
giblb Stuations in the metropolis.
A BOARD of DIRECIORS will be held every 2RIDAY, at
Two o'clock.
Attendance wilt be given daily at the Office from Half pail
Nine, in Summer. and Ten in the Wiuter,to Four o'Clock—until
Sir, during is days. after every (loaner Day.
By Order of the Diretilors,
Sept. S.g. iScy. JOSEPH CARTER, Secretary.
Perfons carrying on the trade of a Baker will, under certain
circumflanca, be el-arged only the premium of a common W-
hir ance.

Propefals for Infurance, on Lives, granting Annuities. Endow-
ments for Widows and Children, will he fubmitted to the Public,
as Coon as the arrangements- for of wiling the fame are cotnplczed.
London, England, 1807-09-26

Burristi EIRE-OFFICE.

THE DIRECTORS of the BRITISH FIRE
omen have g,Tat plcAire in r fie.lling that by their Ex-
ertions and Plans the Benefit. and Principleso Infurance are more
generally fat and underitond ; they fruit that they have a Claim
for Preference with the Public, for the liberal co:.dma they have
evinced in all their Tranfaaions. Thole already infured, are re-
quelled to make their Payments on Michaelmas Policies on or
before the ryth day of Oc'tober: and.thofe not yet infured, are in-
formed that the Britifh Fi•e. Office grant Infurante on Hodes,
Buildings, Goods, Merchaneize, Shippirg,and Farmirg Stock. and
have appointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great
Britain, of whom the Propofals may be had Gratis, as well as at the
principal (Vices in the Strand, arid Coruhill, London.
eutrumin lufurance as. per Cent.—Hazardous. sa.—Double
Hazardous, ss.
FARMING STOCK, as. 6J. per Cent. only

ROBERT siaurmkr, see

- HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, LUDGATE-HILL,
FOR INSURING Buildings,Gonds, Merchandize,
Ships building, in Hai hour or in Dock, Verde, Craft and
Cargo, in any pan of the United Kingdom, front I.ofb or Damage
by hire.
London, England, 1807-09-26

ST. PETERS BURGH, AIM Az.

General Bennigten is sxpefted here. Three da!s
ag►o the treaty of peace concluded between Rufla
and France, was notified• to the diplomatic
court by the Minifier for Voreign Affsir: ; and the
day before yeßerday M. Lefreps, she accredited
'rench aarge "'Pim to this Court, had his an.
dience of introduetion in that capacity of his Imperial

Maiefiy.
FRONTIERS OF ITALY, AUGUST 17.

The two Neapolitan Regimms which bad arrived
in Uppex Italy, on their march to the North, have
received orders to I emit.
MILAN, AUGUST 24.

Cattarn and its territory having been giv:u up to
the French, it will be immediately organized accord-
ing to the laws of the Ki.egdom of Italy. It wiU
alfo be more flrongly fortifked.

ROME, AUGUST 2a.

A great number of Fr•nch t,nops are marching
from Upper Italy to the kingdom of Naples, whence
it is concluded that an attack on the didod of Sicily
is not far distant. The Coors at P.lerro has, in
confequence, by way of precaution, already it.
utoved its treafuty and other valuables to Malta.
London, England, 1807-09-26

SIEGE OF COPENHAGEN

ROYDELL and Co. beg to 'n.rorm Iv Public that
yig, qui prow*. to puha& Five Plates maternity the CITY
efTGPENI iAGEN. with the Difpofitiou of the Englilh Fleet
before it during the -tate Siege, (dedicated to Lord Catbcart and
Admiral Gambier) from Drawings made ou the (pot by Captain
Cockburn, of the Royal Artillery. •
Pluc I —Will reprefint a View of the Maud of Ansak, with
the Coat of Sweden, and the advanced Squadron, under Sir Sa-
muel Hood, in the dißatice; the Britifh Batteries and the Daniib
Gun Boats engaging, in the fort ground.
Plates It. and Ill.... Views of the City of Copenh-gen, taken
from the Palace of Frederkklberg, emhr.teing the whole of the
City, and !hewing the fituatioo of the Britifh batteries and the
Lunatic Hcipital, &c. &c.
Plate IV —View of the whole of the Britilh fleet and Trani*.
ports, with the Coatt of Sweden in the ,liftwee. In the middle-
ground is fan the Windmill. arid fituation of other Britiiii !ht.
teric• with the Village of Frederickfbcrg in the fore-ground, amd
the Royal Garden.
Plate V.—View of the Cattle of Cronenberg, with the Britifh
Fleet before it ; together with the Cattle of hllinberg on the Swe-
difh fide, (hewing the Entrance into the Sound; likewice the Town
of kilineur, the Rope-walk, &c:

CONDITIONS.
The Mates to be engraved in Aquatinta. by Mr Rob. Pollard,
and the Prime to be finifhed in colours to unit,, te the Drawings.
The size of each Print will he at by tx Inches long.
Tkr Prinss to be fcrupuloufly delivered be the order they are
fiihfcribed

The Price co Stobfcribers Three Guineas and a Half each fee,
and Proofs Pis:. Guinea*.

To tic publithed on or before the tft of November next.
Subfctibers names are received by the Publiihers, Bo rner.t. and
Co No. go. Cheapfi le, London; and the Eng r..vings may be bad
of every Prim and Bookfeller throughout the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-09-26

ANOTHER LETTER.

" His Majefty's fhip Ref °lotion, CopWtagen
Roads, September 53, %dor.
" The harbour of Copenhagen to-day prefents a very different
fceoe from that which it did four days ago. Several of the fhlps
were reported Lilt night fit for lea. I was on More yefterd.ty, for
tie fira time, and every report I had heard refpcdtlng the srfenal
fell sort of my espedation ; I have no doubt of its being the fiat '
Is the world, Every (hip Iles oppofite to her florchoufe, and
every article neceffari for her equipment is dole at band. The
totes are intmenfe,fonte fay to the amosirt of two millioni,whkh
I emnot doubt. The light tranfports are loading with copper and
caws ; the timber Is (hipping, and the Chips on the flocks are tak-
ing to pieces, to be carried away. The flint Is In the moft exec/-
kat condition, and confifts of very fine (hips. They had feuded
them all, ready foe finking, mould they (Item it expedient. Not
cum a gun boat is to to left them. The weather to-day is foam-
AI: better ; the laft three days have been piercing cold. The
Crows liatterYhu yet its colours flying, as will as the Southern
Mocks. Art agent for tranfports inform* sue. that 63 wird, are
•ittedlito the harbour to load, I craft a pod seumnit will be
taken of their urged. There is no Intermark with the town
Itt,uid I doubt much whether I Man be abk to get a fight of k"

A Promotion or Flag Officers is expelled to take
place immediately ; the new Lift of Rear Admirals
to include the Hon. Captain STOP FORD.
Orders hare been iffued to prepare accommoda-
tions in the Southern as well as in the Eallern Dif-
trills, for a large portion of troops, which are daily
'spelled to return from the t altic.

The Yenmanry of the city of Dablin made a fplen-
difplay in the Phoenix Park on Sunday laft, where
they sf .mbled to the number of upwards of 3000, to
e infpeled by the Earl of HARR !Norm/. Tire Noble
General expreffed himfeif highly pleated with their
appearance, both in line and when palling him in
column. A fin de-jols, in honour of the capture of
Copenhagen, was fired in very excellent flyleand
his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, who cattle upon the
field as a fpedator, appeared much gratified by the
ambers and difeipline of this loyal and patriotic
ateenblage.

The Prince Royal of Denmark has been fifteen
years at the head of naval affairs in that kingdom,
balling been appointed Prefident of the Board of
Admiralty, by his Dania' l‘lajcly, on the aoth of
may, 179:.
London, England, 1807-09-26

SALE BY AUCTION.

On Wednefday. the 30th day of September init. at the London
Inn, in Dover, at Eleven o'Clock,
THE very-handfome Ship WACKSAMKEIT.
ERIC LUNSTROM, late Mager; condemned as Prise to
his Majesty's gun brig Bluer, Joon HINTON, }Sq. Commander.
Length Aloft as feet 8 inches—Ercadth s t feet 6 inches--
Height between Decks 6 feet 4 incises--andadmeaffiras33 .56.94
Tons.
The Wackfamkeit is a remarkably fait faller, particularly
adapted for the Tranfport Service, Welt India, Earl Country,or
any employ where difpatch and burtloen are required;. Is molt
abundantly found, and only wants proviflons to equip Der for tea.
For inventories and further particulars, apply to iliac Clement-
fon, Efq. Kn. 14, Clement's Inn, London ; or to Thomas Paint
Dover.
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