Star.
London, England, 1807-06-08 00:00:00

LITERATURE.

ASR. PHILLIPS refpeelrully infants the Public,
and the Bonkfelleis throughout Great Britain and Ireland.
that within theft few days he has yublifhed the under.xneutioned '
Capital New Books:
I. Sir JOHN CARR'S HOLLAND and RHINE, 11.11.
2. The Maamis de • • vo's F LIGHT and TRAVELS, 714
The fame Work, in ITALIAIi, lOC 6d.
4. Mr. PRATT'S Poems. tos 6d.
5. Mr. YOUNG'S SURVEY of ESSEX, 1 VOIS.IIIL
6. Mr.Ruooi's SURVEY of GLOUCESTERSHIRE, 9s.
7. Mr. HERIOT'S TRAVELS through the CANADAS and on the
Si LAWRENCE, el 15s.
8. CONVERSATION; a POEM, by W.Cnote. 4s.
9. MODERN VOYAGES and TRAVELS Vol. V. iss boards.
10. Mr. COOPER'S FIRS r LINES of SURGER f, 11S. boards.
11. Dr. BIER on Rem RATION, 4th Fdition, Bs. boards.
11. Mr. ROBINSON% A ECHMOLCGIA GRMCA, tall. boards.
13. HELM es SOUTH AMERICA, new; Edition, 6s. boards.
14. Mils OWENSON'S LAY of an IRISH HARP, 7s. board,.
15. Dr. DICKSON'S AGRICULTUR C,IICW Edit. 1 vols. 41. 145.611.
16. Mr. BELSHAM'S APPENDIX ;oat VOLUMES of his HISTORY,
1 Vols. 245.
17. Mr. CHERRY'S PETER THE GREAT, 25. 641.
18. DUMOURIEZ'S CAMPAGNE de Scuorastao, 45. 6d.
39. LIVIZAC'S SYNONYMIES, 61. boards.
so. The WATERING and SEA BATHING PLACES, 1807, 535.
and 145
Orders for there, and for all Mr. Paitura's Publications, will
be duly extcsited.-Bridge-Ilreet, June I, 1817.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 6, 1807.

Extradi of a Letter from Rear Admiral Stirling, to William Marl
den, Erg dated on board the Diadem, off Montevideo, March

xp, 1807
Sir—l have the honour to inclofe a letter from Captain Palmer,
of his Majefty's flop Pheafant, acquainting me with a detach-
ment of the army nitrite. Lieutenant Colonel Pack, having taken
poffeffion of Colonia del c'acramento. The troops had embarked
for the expedition on the 9th instant, but owing to blowing wea-
ther, the lofs of one of the tranfports, and foul wind+, the fqua-
dron under Captain Palmer could not fail until the 13th. I have
the honour to be, kc. (Signed) CHARLES STIRLING.

His Majefty's [loop Pbcafaut, Colonia
Harbour, March i 6. 1807.

Sir—lt was not before yetterday afternoon that the'
veffels you put under my directions were able to reach
this anchorage, owing to baffling winds, and tome
times heavy ft:pills with rain. A flag of truce was
fent on Chore previous to the difembatkation of the
traops, announcing the fentitnents of your's and Sir
Sessusr. AUCHMUTY'S proclamation to the inhabi-
tants at Montevideo ; and about half pall five the
detachment of the 95th were landed ; the weather
at that time was fo unfavourable; with heavy rain,
that Colonel PACK deferred landing the remainder till
this day, as not a tingle gun, nor any force, was here
to oppofe him ; and the rell of the light brigade,
with the artillery, were landed this morning. The
Commandant of the town, and a Captain of the
militia, the only military here, efcaped before the
troops landed (they were both natives of this town)

I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J. P•LMLR.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commiffionsln the Newport Loyal Volunteer Infan

try, figncd by the Right Hon. Lord Bolton, Go-
vernor of the Ifle of Wight. —Rifle Company.
Francis Worley, Efq. to be Captain, vice Attee, refigned; James
Cull, Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Worfeley, promoted.
Dated May 25, xio7.
Captain Dennett's Company.
John Rogers, EN. to be Captain, vice Joliffe, refigned ; Thomas
Buebell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Roger,, promoted ; Ed-
ward Pittb, Gent. to be lieutenant, vice Daw, refired; John
Dennett, Gent. to be Enfigr, vice nub, promoted. Dated
May 26, 1807.
Welt Cowes Volunteer Artillery Company.
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Thomas Coombe. to be Second Lieutenant, °vice KnI•11, iefigned.
Dated May z 6, 1807.
Commiffions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
North Hants Cavalry.

The Hon. Thomas Powlett Orde Powlctt to be Cornet. Dated
November a, iSc6.

Alresford Volunteer Infantry.

Peter Kerby, Efq. to be Captain,vicc Hopkins, deceafed. Dated
June 1, 1807.
ERRATUM IN FORMSR GAZITTL.
North Hants Militia.

For Enfign Henry Terry to be Lieutenant, vice De Coctiogon, re
fiord. Dated May as, 'Soy.
Read EnGgo Richard Terry to be Lieutenant, vice De Coetiogon
refigncd. Dated May as, 1807.
BANKRUPTS.

Richard Clemoe, of Falmouth, Cornwall, merchant, dealer and
chapman, to furrender June 9. i 6, and July 18, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attornies, Mcffrs. Bourdillon and Hc'.vitt, Little
Friday Ilrect,Cheapfide, London.
Thomas Mitebtll, of Newcafile upon-Tyne, linen-draprr, dealer
and chapman, June i 7, 29, and July 18, at the Tuck's I lead
Inn, Newcaftle upon-Tyne. Attornier, Mr William Harvey,
Newcattle , • or Mars. Wortham and Stephenfon, Caftle-Rrect,

Holborn. London.
William Watfon the younger, of Basford, Nottingh Joiner
and houfe carpenter, dealer and chapman, June z 6, at fir, June
27, and July 18, at ten, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. Attornies,
Meffrs. Cutts and Sanders, Nottingham ; or Mr. Blakclocb, No.

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3, Bina court, Temple, London.
Robert Adams, late of Southampton, fhip•builder, dealer and
chapman, June 19, at one, June zo, at eleven, and July 18, at
twelve, at the Dolphins, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Nichols,

Southampton.
James Bulloeh, late of Scot's yard, Bulb lane, London, wine and
f; lat. merchant, dealer and •chaprnan, Juna 13, at ten, June 23,
and July 18, at one, at Guil3l2ol Attornies, Meffrs Crowder,
Lavie and Garth, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry.
John Heaps, late of Charlotte-ftrect, Blackfriar s Road, Surrey,
tailor and draper, June 9, 16, and July aB, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Harrifon, Ingram court, Fenchurch ftrect.
John Mathias, of Brighthelniflone, Suffex, (later, dealer and Chap-
man, June 13, at one, June 27, at twelve, and July aB, at one, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Clifford's Inn.
Edward Blackmore, of Henrietta -ftreet, Covent Garden, Middle-
fez, taylor, June 13, at eleven, June 33. and July 18, at ene, at
Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Hinrich, Palfgravc place, Temple-
Bar, London.
John Davies, of Cardiff, Glamorganfhire, builder, June is, I 7,and
July 18, at eleven, at the Bath Tavern, in Corn-Rivet, Briftul
Attornies, Mr. George Pyne Andre wes. Bt ;or Mars.
Tarrant, Grey, and Monte, Chancery lane, London.
Jofeph Wicket), now or late of Sandliurft, Kent, grocer, linen.
draper, dealer and Chapman, June 19, 20, and July 18, at ten
• at the George Inn, Cranbrook, Kent. Attornies, Mr. Charles
Willis, of Craubrook ; or Mr. Dyne, Serjeaut's Inn, Fleet-ftreet.
Thomas Prigmore, of Balt,r's row, Cold Bath fmtare, patina of St.
James, Clerkenwell, Middiefez, refiner of oil and fpermacetl,
June 9 20, and July IR, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornica,
Mars Parkins and Marriott, Symonds. Inn.
DIVIDENDS.
June 9. Thomas Cave, of Rawleigh-place, parifh of Pilton, Down,
merchant, at ten, at the Bufh Tavern, Briftol.
Julie 9. A mbrofe Wallace and John Pugh, of lower 7 hames-
ftivet, Londo:, flopftllers and copartners, at twelve,at Guildhall.
June 9 Itt•Lert Sheard,own the younger, of I.outh, Lincolnfhire,
ftationer, at eleven, at the New King's Head Inn, Louth.
• June 9. Ns Charles Titforti, of Pahopfgate *tett, London,
iiuc dri per, at twelve, at Guildhall.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 8.

PP,ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confuls, fur July 644—Reduced 633—Omnium 11 preen.
Exchequer Bills, 21.35. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
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Bank Stnck
3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. 63f
3 per C. Conf. find
4 per Cent. 8,11
Long. Ann. I 7 is-16

India Bonds, cis. pr.
Exch. Bills, as. to 31. prem.
Oninium t I prcm.
Englifh Tickets 19a. t6s.
Coulols for acc.64ii

This morning a Mail arrived from Gottenburgh.
A Mellinger and feveral paffengers came with the
packet. The latter Rate, that news of a Battle had
been tcceived before they failed, but that they had
not learnt the particulars. The Mellinger is reported
to have brought difpatches of an important nature.
Molt probably the battle fpoken of relates to the
fruitlefs attempt that was made to relieve Dantzic,
and the difpatches to the fall of the place.
We ought, however, to Rate that, notwithßanding
the politive manner in which it was Rated in the laR
accounts from Hamburgh, that Dantzic is in the
hands of the enemy, tome people are of opinion that
the intelligence may yet prove unfounded. The
Captains of tome (hips which arrived at Hull on
Thurfday from Elfineur Rate, that news had been
received there, of his Majefly's floops of war Vat.oz-
-001. DAMITIMIS, and cost maul., carrying eighteen
32-pounders each, baring arrived at Dantzic, cleared
the banks of the riVer of all the French troops, and
opened the navigation to that port, which proved a
treat relief to its titifieged inhabitants. Another re-
port brought through the fame channel, is that the
Pru(lians had made a feint to attack the French in
one part of their entrenchments, whit(' General
ICALXR EVT H made a rally with a large body of men,
got in the rear of the French who were advancing to
repel thofe troops making the feint, eventually de.