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London, England, 1807-12-11

FALMOUTH, DECEMUER 8.

Sailed the JAMAICA frigate with a fleet of tranf-
portsfor Ireland ; Endeavour and Mo.-ri flown armed
brigs with a convoy for Waled ; alfo the Portugnefe
fchooner Nao Guero, Captain VEL')SA) far Oporto.
Wind N. W.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER to.

Arrived his Majcfty's (hips HEARTY and RESTS-
resci fiom a cruize ; alfo a fleet of outward bound
veirels from the Downs ; amon, them are the Pbccnix
Eaft Indiaman ; Junn, Reward, Lady Cathcart,
Europe, Centurion, Pitt, Loyalty, Thetis, Thalia,
S,)vereign, Lord Duplin, Earl St. Vincent's, Trufly,
Mariner, Tullock Cattle, Uuinn, Brook Wltfon,
Olive Branch, Jonah, Peace, Caliaa, and Prince
George, bound to the Well Indies. Sailed his Mal
jelly's (hips .LINNsr with a convoy for the Downs;
and the HALCYON, with difoatches for the wellward.
Wind N. W.

DOVEa, DEC. to.

Arrived off here the (hip Fair water, of Prartlrnd,
in 32 drys, from St. Peter (burgh, bound to London.
Paired by yellerday a great many American (hips
from Finland, bound home ; two of them (the
Hardware, Captain LAID, and the Pallas, Captain'
EVERET) put feveral paffengers on (hone, among
whom were fame will have got releafed from con-
finement in France, by procuring Certificates of
being American Citizens. They bring no news
Gone by the Midas, Captain Keller, from Bremen,
bound to London.—Wi id N.E. and moderate.
DEAL, DECEMBER rz

Arrived the Lynx hoop from the Note; and Fu.
ar(Ars gun brig from a ci u'ze. Came down from the
River this afternoon, the Elphinflone and Walmer
Cattle, L•'aß Indiamen, and felled through the Downs
for Purtfinouth, with the Albion, Burtts ; Lord
Forbes, Lisx, and theWilli.tm Luthingtun, KITCHEN,
fkr Jamaica. Sailed Lill night, the Phcenix EaR In-
diaman, •for Portfmnuth ; and the Mint and Buld
gun brig., on a cruize off the Coif of France.
In the D )wns—Pt incefs of Orange. Tray, Clyde,
Lynx, FiniouF, and Pholphorns. Wind W.N.W.

HARWICH, DEC. to.

Arrived this day the Auckland packet, Captain
BRIDGE, having landed Mr. IthT at Cuxhaven; alfo,
the Auckland, Capt. HAMMOND, from Heligoland :
while lying there, two Eaft country (hips, which had
been captured by two large Dutch loggers, came in
there by contrary winds, not being aLle to reach a
port in Holland ; one of which was taken poffeffion
of by Mr. Cu ',LEN, mailer of Captain HAMMOND'S
packet ; and the other by the pilots at Heligoland
They are left in charge of the Governor there, to be
fent over to England—have not yet been able to
learn their names:—W.od North, blows flrong—a
large fleet of (hips, &c. are now here, wind bound.
London, England, 1807-12-11

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev Arthur Benoni Evans, A.B. has been instituted to the
valuable rectory of Coln Rogers, in Gloucerterthire, lately held by
the preterit Dian, of Ballot.
The Rev Thomas Delaney has been prefented by the Dean and
Chapter of Canterbury to the Vicarage of Weft Cliffc, near Dovcr,
vacant by the dennfe of the Rev Dr. Pittman.

!mums.
On the 3ctb ult. at Codalmin, the Lady of Captain S. Ballard,
of the Royal Navy, of a fon.
Saturday the .sth inftant, at Exeter, Devouthire, of a fon. the
Lady of lieutenant General Sir George Nugent, M.P. Command-
ing the Weßun Diftriet.
London, England, 1807-12-11

CORK, DECEMBER 5:

Irefferday morning Sir SAMUFI. HOOD made the
fignal off this hat bout for the failing of the tranfports
with the troops on board. The fignal was repeated
at Carlifle Fort, and immediately the fleet got under
weigh, but the wind was fo fcant, that Come of the
tranfports were obliged to be towed out, and the
whole were not clear of (Le harbour until t t o'clock,
P. M. This morning, the wind not having been
favourable, all have put back.
The American fhip Eliza, which arrived in our
harbour, from Lifbon, yeflerday, was boarded on the
day before about five miles [-nth of the Old Head (.1
Kinfale, by a French fchonner privateer, with black
fides, of 14 guns, and 70 men, the Captain of which
(hated, that he had, a fhort time before, taken a va-
luable brig, bound from London to join convoy at
this port, for she Weft Indies.
London, England, 1807-12-11

NUREMBUIVG, N0V.17.

- -
Pruffia and Brandenburg, rays our Gazette, will
now be definitively evacuated. It however, appears,
that a poi Lion of the troops will be left behind, to
guard the coatis. The corps of Mari►al Soult is
retiring by Berlin, Lcipzic, Erfurt, Fulda, liAnau,
and Frankfort.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER tt.
PRICE OF S POCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
-2
per Cent. Con( Ihu•—for Jan. account 63{ 64.
Reduced 6211-omuium 41 prey...—F.zeheq. Bills, 31. prem.
PP.ICI. OF S LOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Car. Red. Wel Imp. 3 per Cent 611/
3 per Cent. Conf. Aun. (but. Exche. Bills. 4s. 21 4. pr.
4 per Cent. Soft 1 Omnium 3pr.
s per Cent. Navy find I Tickets for City Lottery 71 141
Loll Ann. :71 Conf. for acc 64 631
India Bonds, par is. dif.

The {hip Fairwater of Portland, arrived off Dover
yefierday, in 32 days from St. Peterfburgh. About 30
fail of Englifh (hips, Come of them only partly laden,
came away at the fame time. Two Britifh (hips only
were left there, which could not get under fail. Three
days before the Fairwater came away, Lord Gowsa
had applied for and obtained his Fairport', and fet
off for London, as Dated in the official communication
made to the LORD MAYOR on Wednefday the ad
inflant.

.....
The Andalofia, of Whitby, Geo. RAYNE, Mater,
from Riga w London, with a cargo of hemp and

deals ; and the Britannia, of Neercallle, Jxo. Ewa-
Ltsw, Mailer, from Stockholm to Hull, with a cargo!
of iron and deal, both of which were taken by the
enemy off the Dogger Bank on the IR infi. have been
driven to Heligoland by Arch of weather : the
Andalufia was taken poffeffion of in the harbour, and
the Britannia. which was lying under Sandy Ifland,
was taken by the Auckland Poff Office packet.
London, England, 1807-01-05

HIGH WATER AT 1.0N1:01.1 BRJ
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DISEASES of the UTIRTARA and Certain OCMPLAINTR
A S fele Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated metii-
&fatedd Bougles and Remedies, Mr.DUFOUR informs the
Public, that be may as ulna! be conceited daily from co to 3, at his
li frith-facet, Soho, on Cafes of &dal:res. Ohltrue-
titse'
,GNa 4tsj,ic. &c. as well as Debility, and every diforder where
fecrecy is fo effeotial a requifitt, that Mr Dufour has provided a
fpacious houfe, that every Patient may be introduced iu a feparate
apartment. Mr D. bas for many years confined himfelf to that
department of Surgery, and from extenlive pra&lee, and the weft
flatteriug facers, he is enabled to iker a method of care, mild,
efficacious, requiring no confinement or reftraint, in diet, and
which prevents a rrlapk. Perfons in the country ftatiug their cafes
fully, in a letter, cuclofing a one or a two pound note, will have
proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fyrnproms.
lee. fee Mr Dufour's T.reatife on the above complaints, price as.
6d. the sth edition—to he had j •Calkwr, Crown-court, Sabo ;
m'Q_uees, Exeter Change, and of the Author.
London, England, 1807-01-05

DEAL. JANUARY 3.

Arrived the THAMES frigate, from a cruize off
Boulogne ; SPA Cur.!. floop, frcim off Offend. Sailed
the Dit/IZER gun brig, for the Nore ;VESTAL frigate,
Lr.vaaET floop, IN•sTat ATE, and TvantrLENT gun
brigs, on a cruize off Boulogne.
JANUARY 4.—Arrived the OTTER (loop, -and Ts-
GRESS gun brig, from the !shire; Taormusa !loop,
from a cruise, off Boulogne ; and BusTLEa gun
brig, from off Dieppe. Sailed through the Downs
the Frederic, *Donau). for Africa ; and the Laurel,.
HRADLY. for Malta. Wind N. by E. and blows! Prong.
London, England, 1807-12-18

DEAL, DECEMBER t 7.

Sailed this morning feveral fail of outward bound
velTels for Portfmouth.—Arrived his Slajefty's Chip
Ostaty, from a ernize, and ►emains in the Downs
With the reft of the (hips, as per la(:—Wind E.S.E.
The 'rums frigate, from the Mediterranean, is
arrived off Lymington.
YARMOUTH, DECEMBER ►7.

Arrived, the ALACRITY Cupp of war, and has
brought in a large French lugger, pierced for 18
guns, but had only four mounted, and so men .; (be
came out of Dunkirk on Sunday, and had made only
one capture— a Swedifb gallint ; the privateer is a
new vette', and on her third ernize. Sailed, the
VISTAL frigate, with an American Cnnful, for Hcli-
gnland ; on a cruize, the Rofamond, Pincher, and
wail. Ships of war heie the Rcebuck and Fl R.tg
Dips, the Vanguard, Stately, Foreßcr, Lynx, Cyane,
Sappho, Tartarus, Safeguard, Snipe, and Cenfor.
London, England, 1807-12-18

ARRIVED.

Varrootolt Roads, the Andelofts. Rayne, from Rigs—At Li-
V rpool, Bctfey, Bowden. front New Orleans ; John Adams,
Wood. from New Hampfltire; and the Philadelphia from
Philadelphia—ln the Clyde. Alexander, Scott, from Pk:ton—At
New York, Britannia, Careen, from Newfoundland, and the
Laura. Rofßter, from Bristol—At Baltimore, AHel. Donovan,
from Newfoundland ; Neptune. Ji &don, from Peterfburgln Ge-
neral Knox, front Liverpool, :nd the Alexander Hamilton,
from London—.A t Bolton. Triumv lure, Greer, from New-
foundland ; Horatio, Saunr!ers, from Peterfburgh, and the Arif-
tides, Williams, from Liverpool--At Virginia. George, Walker,
from LiVerpool—At Wireaffetts, Clio, White, front Liverpool—
At New Getting. Jupi•er, Libly, from Liverpool—At Chrrlangs,
Auguitus Cnfar, Hail, from Liverpool ; Eagle. Clark. from
Africa; and the Olive Branch, from the Clyde.
The Brothers,Thompfon, from Peterfburgh fat ;London, was
captured on the rith ult. near Copenhagen.
The Royal Sovereign, --, from St. Domingo for London, put
into Nape Providence on the aoth of °dotter, leaky.
The Hope, of and from Mole, laden with pipe clay, has been
captured, recaptured, and carried into I)over.
London, England, 1807-12-18

PORTSMOUTH, DECENIBIR 17.

Arrived the Cornwallis and &Win transports; from
Guernfey.—Sailed his Majeßy's fhip SATURN, to
join the Channel fleet.—Came into harbour two DA.
nith men of war.—The fleet for the Well ladies is
expeded to fail todnorrow.—Wind E.
London, England, 1807-12-18

NAUTICAL •INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. t 6.
Came in his Majeßy's (big, Paaatorll; MUM, and 1
131.oVaa, from a eruize ; bosoms*? gun brig, from
Abler:nob with difpatches—nnt any thing has yet
transpired ; Ann armed fhip, from Gibraltar, with
difpatelses•—on the 3oth ult. the (poke the Portuguefe
tquadroa; eonfißing of five fail of the line and one
fligate, having On board the Royal Family, who left
Litton that day ; and it is Rated that the French
troops entered Lisbon the 3oth ult. with an army of
40,000 men—the defiinationof the fquadron was not
known. Came in the American (hip Amiable,
Captain RINKER, from New York, with logwood,
&c. ; Bremen (hip Marie, Captain Mamas's, from
Baltimore, with tobacco.
London, England, 1807-09-30

PORTUGAL.

A fit p letter was yeßerday received from Lifbon,
by a refpeltable merchant in the City, dated the Bth
inaant (two days later than by the loft mail.) From
this letter it appears, that the feveral members of the
Governments including of courfe the Royal Family,
had made cosfiderable progrefs in their preparation to
depart for the Brazils. The writer of this letter, after
dwelling upon the tyrannical conduct of the French
Government towards that of Portugal, defcribes the
drfpofition of the latter to make any conceflion in its
power, to the terms propofed by the Envoy of Boa A.
PARTE. Thole terms werc—firff, the advance of a
certain fum of money to France ; fecondly, the fur-
render of all the Porttiguefe fleet to that power; and,
thirdly, the clofing of the Ports of Portugal againft
the (hips of this Country. To the latter propofition
the Petscs REGENT exprefted his difpofition to ac.
quiefce, being in fait bound to do Co upon the demand
of Spain, according to the terms of the Treaty of
Bajados, in 18ot. But as to the firft propofition, the
Portuguefe Government Hated to the French Envoy
their abfolute incapacity, fpm the Rate of their finan-
cial refources, to comply with it, and the fecond pro.
pofition they entirely declined. BONATARTI, how.
ever, perfilled in his requifitions, and the confequence
is reprefented to be, the determined refolution of the
Portuguefe Government to proceed to the Brazils.
The following letter alto contains intelligence vela•
tivc to the Rate cf affairs at Lifbon :

•• LISBON, SEPT. 7. tBo7.

" At laft, adivity begins to thew itfelf here ! Every fhip of war
in the river is put Lt.) eommiffion, and they are at work on them
ail day and all night. Sundays and holidays not excepted. Our
fquadrons in the Mediterranean are called home, and (mall lhips
fent cif to the Mande for reamer', from whence, you may know,
they always get recruits for our navy. The vehcle world feems to
believe that there kips arc preparing to convoy a eel tam perfonage
to the Brazils, and that it is very true that the demands of France
have been rejected entitely ; but there is no change in the Minifty
in any department. Freffing for foldiers has been much talked
of, but nothing of the kind has taken place; nor can I perceive
any thing that indicates land preparations, and what good parpole
could it anfwer to make any ? Accounts from France and from
Spain are (o contradidory, regarding the invafi' n of this country'
that no one knows what to believe. There is no doubt hut an army
of obfervation is eolleding at and near Bayonne ; and 1 believe it
is equally tine, that our imbecile neighbours arc railing more
troops!"
London, England, 1807-09-30

EASt INDIES.

Saturday a Packet of Letters, brought from India
by the SIR EDWARD HUGHES, was delivered from
the poll Office.
The French frigate which was at Manila repairing
the damage (he fultained in an Retion with a Brittfh
cruizer, by fome accident took fire, and has been to.
tally confirmed. The flames communicated to the
arfenal, and committed great damage.
The flrong fart of Allyghur has been totally dc-
molithed, by order of the Br kill% Government.
Since the removal of the Myfore Princes from
Vellore, they have been placed under charge of a
guard of 5o Europeans.
The India Company has continued to AkbarSaunce,
fnn and fucceffor of Shah Allum, the late Emperor
I of Delhi, the • eaabliffiment and pention enjoyed by
his father, and leave given to Come of his, relatives a
I large track 'of country which lung belonged to the
family
Holkar has been obliged to difpnfe of Come of his
family jewels, to fatisfy the claims nt his officers, who
had become clamorous for their arrears of pay.—His
finances are faid to be in a very embarraffed date; it
is, neverthelefs, fuppofed that lie has conliderable
treafure fecreted in tome of the hill forts, appropriated
to rime projeft of aggrandiLement.
A neutral velfel, which touched at Vizagatem in
February lad, reported that the French fhip la Pied.
montefe, which has lately committed great depre-
datinns among the trade in the Bay of Bengal, has
been captured by an Englith cruizer, after a fmart
aftion.

The HARRIER (hop had arrived at the Cape pre-
vious to the failing of the Sir Edward Hughes and
the Northumberland ; and the Commander of that
(loop had given a difirefling account of the form in
which both the &en HElm and the Java are luppofed
to have been 1011. The HARRIER parted from the
Java the day before the accident is believed to have
happened ; and the Officers fuppofe that the latter
lhip bore down to the Alliance of the BLENHEIM,
and that fhe broached-to and funk. During the
dreadful gale the people on board the HARRIER were
frequently up to the waif in water, and every minute
the (loop was expelled to go down.
The Wertheim (we learn from the Sir Edward
I Hughes) had 9:0 pzrfons on boatd, including a great
I number of patiengert.
The above papers mention that the folliwing (hips
had been for:ken ;yith cruizing in thofe : Pitt, la
Pell Ana. Rattlefi,ake, Phzton, Cornwallis, Wilhel
mina, Grampus, Albatrofs, Sceptre, ViElor,
D.tfiter, Bombay, Bellivens, Dedaigneufe, Albion,
Mac and St. Fi'renzo.
London, England, 1807-09-30

~ . .
and I can allure you we are working day and night in rigging the
:hips of the line, which I am informed are :9 In niimber, and 40
fail of frigates, Coops, and brigs. The chips are all abundantly found
With ttores, ar dln good repair. lam happy the place has furres-
dertd with fo little lot:-.-our troops are uncivilly received tb-day
among the inhabitants, and fume firing took place on their land-
ing on the city &ie. bOt I have not heard the particulars. Ibis
day I have taken poffetft,in of one of their 74'11, and jolt got her
lower rigging over ha matt head—Nall the Clips of war are fitting
with the utmost dipateb, and all is hurry and buftk. Two thou-
farad German troops deferted from the Danlib army this day, and
joined the German Legion. There are two two-deck Chips on the
Rocks, anal one, three•deeker, but I think it will be impoffible to
get them afloat In fie weeks ; therefore I fuppok we mutt de-
ftroy them."
London, England, 1807-09-30

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London, England, 1807-09-30

OMCB OP ORDNANCB,Septeraks i 6, tBo7.
THE PRIACIPtIL OFFICERS of His Majeffis

ORDNANCE do her* give Noire,

That. Propofab will be received at their Office in PaIWO, on
or before Friday the ad of Odobsr next, from fuck Perfons as
may be willing to undertake the fupply of HOSIERY ARTICLES
for the fancies of this Department, for a period of three years.
agreeably to Patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Store*
keeper's Office, bathe Tower.
Further particulars, together with the terms and candidata of
the contra& may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, where the Propofals arc to be delivered, failed
up, and endorfed " Propofals for the fupply of Hofiery Articles."
But no propofal can be admitted after the raid ad of Oftober, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender
be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf
hail attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREWE, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-09-30

SPORTING I.N7ELLIGENCE

NEWIVIAKET rtRsT oc rOBF.R MEETING, iScy.
TAILSDAY, !APT. 29
Mr. Femmes lifter to Hawk, a yrs old. Bft beat Mr F. Neale's
b e by Oberon. dam by Spanker, 3 yrs old, 9R vi.—Laft half of
Ab M. icogs h ft-5 to 4 on fitter to Hawk
Mr. Arthur's Wretch, Bft beat Mr P..yrie's Tudor, Bft
ilb—
Two year old cqurfe, seg.-3 to 4 on Wretch.
Lord Stowell's Pantioa, Bft beat Mr Howorth's Lauretta, Eft sib
b M. toegs-3 to 4 ogainft ['amino.
Mr. Arthur's brainworm, 811. alb. beat Duke of Grafton's Pa-
rafol, 811. 71b.-.13. C. wogs h ft-7 to 4 Spina. BraittSvorin.
(Third Year)—C tie Third of a Subteription of ass each, for 4-yr
olds—Colts carrying Bit 71b. Fiii er 81t I.
The Hnrfe &e. to be bona fide the proper yof bu;)rcribers. To
be entered at the King's Stables, Newmarkrt, between it and
one o'cilck, on the day before running—ry Subfcribers.
Duke of Grafton's b f Vanity
Lord Feley's be e Paris
Lord Szekvilic's tr a Fortiter A

Admiral Sir Jouw ORIN', Bart. i, returned to fervc
in Parliament for the Borough of Yarm•,nth, in the
room of the Hon. WILLIAM POWLF TT POWLATT,
row Lord Bor.rr w, called up to the Hnufe of Peers.
At one o'clock yeilerday morning a Gentleman
arrived at the Foteign Office, with Difpatches from •
Stockholm.

Yeflerday evening Sir ROBERT WrI.LS,,N lift town,
on a Milli )n to the Court of St. Peterfbitrgh.
The Meacus if frigate, from PortfmPuth, with 1
fleet to Newfoundland, arrived out on the tetth of
Augult.
Letters from on board our fleet in the River Plata,
mention that our (hips were to be vialtalled for four
months, and the Nereide frigate for five. It was
cenjeftuted that the latter fhip was either defined
lot the Elf Indies, or to remain on the c•iaf of South
America, to apprize all veffcls coming upon that
I coal', of the entire evacuation of the country by our
forces.

The Court of Aldermen yeflerehy rrdered the
price of Bread to be cf,ntinued at I td. the (pattern
loaf of wheaten, and stid. houfehold.
London, England, 1807-09-30

EAST INDIES.

Accounts have been received from fome of our
Eaftern poffehions, which have excited confiderable
alarm among the India Dire&ors. We have not been
able to learn all the particulars, as confiderable pains
are taken to conceal them, but we underhand they ie-
late to the difcovery of another confpiracy among the
native troops in the neighbourhood of Vell,re, in
which even fome of the native • officers were kid to
be implicated.
The plan was to have been carried into rife& at the
moment when it was fuppnfed all the Edith 01E-
cers would be off their guard, attending a public
entertainment given by the Lady of one of the Com.
manding Officers (or in honour of the Lady by the
Britilh Officers—we have not been able to learn
which) ; but timely information of the plot having
having been received, k was frulbated ter the time.
The entertainment, however, took place at the time
intended ; but, on pretext of doing honour to the
guefts, a refpalable European force attended, the
prefence of which prevented the confpirators from
making any attempt.
How the matter terminated, we have not learnt,
but we are informed that the regiment principally
implicated was the loth Native. It was feared,
however, that others were alto difaffekled in the
neighbourhood of Vellore, and we underhand the
Direetors are very uneafy, and anxioufly waiting for
further accounts. We have not learnt whether this
fre(h mutiny is afcribed to innovations propofed re.
fpaling cutting off whifkers, wearing cocked hats, or
any other piece of folly. We can hardly believe,
however, that any thing of that kind would be again
attempted.
London, England, 1807-09-30

rICIVALLING 07111 CA, September 28, 1807.
THE COMMISSION.HRB fter VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTre NAY?, bereby five rain,
That on Wedoefday the 7th of October nest, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THRKE
THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS, for the ufe of the Cooperage;
to be anfwerahle to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ;
to be delivered In the fpace of twelve months, by regular monthly
proportions, into His Majefty's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford;
and to be paid for by Bills payable with lomat ninety days after
date —N. B. No Tender for a I.ls tviantity than soo Bolts wil
be admitted.—The Conditions of the Contrail may be ken at
the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be bad to any tender is which the trice jell orsi be
loiter' in word: at length, or that Adl not be &arced t. the Board
before ore oiloni on the laid Wednefday the 7tb of 0811 er next, air ea*
the Perim who matte the tender, or font perlio en Us behalf, attende,to
anfiver when called for.
London, England, 1807-09-30

TO THE PUBLIC.

Li7erpool, Sept. 26, dim
AS DR.. SOLOMON'S pi:1611C: is now become fo
great and eztenfive and his co..itain engagements requires
eonfiderable portion of his time and aoendatice, he espeds, why
eonfulted, the ufual compliment of a one pound Note; bat ail wtitti
cafes, or letters of advice, unaccompanied with an order for med.
vine and remittance, to be anfwered at his leifure, are required to
end fe only Half a-Guinea. Such letters Mould; for farm, lit
thus direeed:—.4. Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houk
near Liverpool. Faid doable pollage."-s-And as many dif.wdoi
have been [corral years in ptoceeding to a degree of malignawcy g
cannot be eradicated in a few weeks; therefore, to eticourag
Ready perfcveraree in the cafe of proper means, Dr. SOLOWN La
adopted the plan of his boxes, packed sip fife for any part of 1k
country.—And to induce Patients to fend to the Proprietor (4 li
which means they will be fore to have them genuine) for a its
mittance of a Five Pound Bank BM, he will return Medici
purpofely prepared for the Patient, adapted to the hate of his tiiq
the Dodor being thereby enabled to judge with greater precifies
what remedies are applicable to earls refpcdti ve complaint and for
the further encouragement of fuch Patients, who are thus wilily/to
give his Medicines a fair trial, on the purchafe of one of thr3l.
Boxes, the ufual fee for advice, &c. will not be required.
-
PR. FREEMAN'S GUI-TA SALUTARIS.
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of
long proved, that nothing of the prefem day can hew a
competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Mare,
which it eTedttrilly sur.s and eradicates (mom the habit, without
. exciting the painfnl feelings and expokre that attends falivation,
without debilitating the conftitution iu any degree, or eves to
quiriug confinement from bufinefs, or reitridion in diet. The
radical virtues of thefe ineftimable Drops have proved their dale
to public approbation for more than thirty yens. In all the dot
bility of both fexes, they prove a never failing reftorative, who
thcr the debility is produced by too free ore of Mercury, illicit
pleatures, or the effects of a swarm climate to travellers, and ttiofr
going abroad. They carnet he reeowm 'aided too ftrongly
thole who will receive a fare fpcedy, and complete °ore in all oh
itubborn Gleets, and every we:akar-fa that dieds the bladder and
organs of urine. Ey its efficacy many women have become too
thers, who for years had been deprived of that happinefs.
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. /akes, No. 4.Chcapfule,enr.
net of Paternoiter-row, and retail by lklarn, Portfmouth; Waal%
Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calve dl, Dub.
lin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and hianderton, Edinburgh;
and by molt country medicine venders, in ta.ttles, at 21.9 d. each,
with ample direetione.
London, England, 1807-09-30

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 29.

Arrived his Majefty's !hip la SEINE, from off Cher-
bourg ; and the Danilb brig Ttinnarkins, Captain
SMITH, from Dronten, for Barcelona, detained by
his Majefty's (hip Ltvaxy. Came into harbour his
Majefty's !hips Sa rust: and SWIFT:MEE. The whole
of the fleet lately arrived from the Mediterranean
that were under quarantine, were thii day releafed,
excrpt the Laurel and the Pembroke detained brig,
from Gibraltar ; alfo the Di.tmnnd, CARD/INIT.
London, England, 1807-09-30

WEST INDIES.

We have this day received Barbadoes papers to I
the rgth
We are furry to (late that our trade in the Weft
Indies has been much Welled of laze by French
privateers, fitted out at Martinique.
The brig Pope, Capt. MAssa sr sa, from Liver:
pool to Barbadoes, was captured in the beginning of
Anglin, within one day's fail of Barbadoes, by the
Jenne Richard privateer, after a fpirited anion, in
which Captain MASSH ITER loft a leg and an arm.—
The Pope had the &It and fecond Mates and three
feamen killed, and four wounded.•—Capt.Mass NITER
nailed his colours to the mall) and fought with great
gallantry for an hour and a half, until be was bear•

ded, and cut down in the mann& above defcribed, by
the crew of the privateer.
The privateer arrived at Point-a•Petre, Guada•
loupe: on the 4th of Angel, with her prize. -
The following (hips have alto been captured by
Freud}[ privateers :—the (hips Nancy and Indttary,
from Newfoundland to Barbadoes, and John, from
Greenock to Jamaica ; brigs, Swallow, of Liverpool,
from the coat of Mika to Barbadoes ; and Minna,
of Bermuda, ftom Norfolk to Jamaica.
The Nancy was captured on the 3d roil. in fight
of Martinique, by the Fripon Frer,ch privatee-r, of
five ittns and So men, and arrived at Point-a-Petre
Ott the sth ; the Swallow, on the 24th ult. to wind-
ward of Barbadoes, and fent to Guadalonpe ; and the
Ifabella on the 25th, and arrived at Martinique on
the 29th.
The fhip Chifwick is arrived at Liverpool, from
Barbadoes, from whence (he failed on the 21(1 Au•
gufi, and brings accounts that the BLONDE frigaie
has captured the French fchooner privateers Dame
Villarett, of 7 guns and 69 men ; and the Hortenfe,
of S guns and 92 men : the former after a chace of
fourteen hours on the 15th, and the lattt r nn the [6th
Angel, to windward of Barbadoes, and fent them
into the latter place.
The Manchefter and Marlborough packets, with
' Mails for Barbadoes, had arrived at Barbadoes, the
former on the tBtb, and the latter on the 20 of

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 28.

Came down from Hamoaze the CAESAR, 84 guns,
and the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, of 40 guns, and
anchored in Cawfand Bay. Sailed the ReIIOWN, of
74 guns, and the FAWN, of 18 guns, on a cruize.—
Art ived the Ansel ican fhip Governor Gillman, CAn-
otr, from Notfolk to Amflerdam, with tobacco,
Raves, cotton, &c. detained by the John Bull pri•
vateer.
London, England, 1807-09-30

lIIRTIIS.

' Friday lan, of afl ill horn child, at the heufe of the Right. Hon.
the enunttfs Dcw,Ter of in C.lharlts.ftreet, St. James's•
filiarc, the Lady of the Hon _N. Stewart.

DIED.
Lately. at Whitby. Mr. John I.lacithurn, druggift at that place.
ructday. W. Yiel r, Efg agr:d ;11, many years one of the Al-
dermen ro Newcaftle.
In Salifbury, E Hinatnan, Efq. of Durnford Houfc, an Alderman
of that city.
On Turday the T stlt init. at Norwich, aged sr, Mifs Alderfon,
eldeft daughter ot Rah. Recorder of that borough.
At Dos:caner, r.here he had that day arrived in good health to
attend the races, Mr Samuel Platt, of %lanai:act.
_ .
HIGH WATER, AC LONDON BUDGE 7,'f9-MORItOW
/11Lzi ing 44 .rtt.no-s a.tro sa
Aden °Go 14 srdnutos afiet

rott SALE ET AUCTION}.
TIMBER.

to Pout. Lots, at the Crown inn, la Ludlow. on Monday th•
23d of November, (837, at twelve o'elacit, liable to Lei Cm.
ditions of Site, as eidit be then pr
FOUR Hundred and Thirty-five oery farce and
fine OAK TREES, now growing in the Patifhes of Do y,,,,
ton, Burrington, Leintwardinc, and Fltom ; from three to fit
miles from Ludlow, and about twenty Eve foam Hereford and
&hdlg.—For ilirther particvlars apply to Mr Thomas Whit.
tington. at Downton Cattle; Mr. Thomas Lowe, at Eltou; Qt.
Mr. Smith, joiner, in Ludlow.
London, England, 1807-10-15

HULL_, OCTOBER I:.

The (hips ft•r the Baltic, under the convoy ap-
pointed for the loth intl. w,nt down the Humher on
Saturday to join. The Aid, CA SIM ELL, from Riga,
arrived here on Sunday fennight, left the Sound on
the 22d ult. with a fleet under convoy of the Bo-
N FTTA, and parted in a Val? of wind. On Tuefday
fe'nnight, being off the Dogger Bank, with the Pac-
tnlus, ROBINSON, of this port for Nana, in tow, they
were chafed by a lugger floop, which, from her
manceavres, wa, furpoied to be a French privateer.
The Aid call off the Paallir., and fleeted a different
courfe, and was chafed by the lugger, which after•
wards hauled her wind for the ract.,lit, and after
three or four fhort Licks, facceeded in capturing her.
—Letters received here on Friday morning from
Yarmouth flare, that the P.tflolus has been retaken,
and carried in there ; fir other veffels had been cap
tured at the tame time will) the Paflolus.
ORERNOCK, OCTOBER xs.
The Chefleg field, Yakinc, from Liverpool for
Sligo, was driven into Campbelton on the ill intl.
About fifteen fail that left Liverpool for Ireland,
alor•g with her, have been fcattered by head winds.
On Thurfday fe'nnight, the brig Lively of Saltcoats,
on her palfage from Dublin to Saltcoati, tvas driven
fa far to leeward of Saltcoats harbour, as not to
fetch or lie into it, and in endeavouring to run fur
the Fairlie, her
,ballad !hilted. Nothing remained
after this, for the Captain, but to run the Lively on
chore, which he did near to the harbour of Ardroffan,
where the thelter of the South Pier, now building,
(although the veffel was by no means in a proper
birth) laved her, and fhe was get off next day, and
hauled to a more convenient fituation, under the
filcher of the fouth wall or dyke. There the lay in
perfea &fey during the gale until next day, the wind
at well, and fometimes rather to the northward of a
weft, a point or two, they battled her from under the
South Pier, not half way to Greenan Rock, when the
Lively made fail, and lay nut at one ffretch clear of
all the rocks, and came round to Saltcoats harbour
Life. In the evening with the fame wind, a loaded
veffel was obliged to warp nut of the harbour r f Salt.
coats, before !he could clear the rocks of Nebbricks.
London, England, 1807-10-15

BOXING.

.
Tht match between the celebrated GULLEY (now
the Champion of Enkland, by the forfeit of the Game
Chicken) and Gascsow, took place yefterday, near
the fix.mile bottom on the road from Newmatket,
and it was one of the molt obainately contefted that
ever was recorded. Colley, it will be remembered,
was the unfuccefsful opponent of the Game Chicken
a twelvemonth ago, in which contea he was fo tried,
and proved fo game a man, that he eaablithed his
fame as a borer of the fira rate.

Gregfon was firft heard of as having fome preten-
lions to the jflic an, in confequence of a cafual ren.
contre with Burke, the broiler, in Ynrk(hire, Come
time since; and having improved in profellional fkill,
he ventured to town, to difpute the claim of a
champion with any man in England. He appears
to have been formed in Nature's very mould for
boxing ; in addition to which his Herculean flrength
is proportionate to his height, which is fix feet two
inches.

In order to accommodate the horfe-racing, the
combatants met at nine o'clock in the morning, in a
fpacious ring, with their feconds, Crib and Cropley
for Gulley, and Harry Lee and Richman for Greg.
fon.
At 5 minutes park 9 they fet to. Current betting
was five to two on Gulley.
London, England, 1807-10-15

LONDON.

This day was publifbed, In one large and elegant QuartoVolunte.
illuftrated with to Engravings, by the fait Artilts, plain and
coloured. pries Three Guineas in boards.
MODERN LONDON : confining of a Brief Flif-
tory of the Metropolis of the Ilritifh Entpire. and Ma full
and Circurnflantial Defcriptiou of its PRESENT STATE ; illu-
ftrated by beautiful charaCterittic Engravings, reprefenting all the
places of great public refort, and the principal buildings.
This wor is the only esifting Publication of fuilicient confe-
quence and suthority. to illtiftrate to Foreigners and Strangers the
Wealth, Splendour, Population, and rslaguittide. of the largelt
City in the World. It was publifbed exprcfsly will that &lip,
and it is calculated to convey to the ronotat Natimis the cicareft
j Ideas relative to London, and to pt.& rve the recto lc Lion of its
molt intetifting features to thofe perform echo are or have been
familiar with them.

......
Printed f.ir RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bricl:7-ftreet, Black-
friars, and to be bad of all Bookfellers and deal Lr► in Books.
Of wham niay be had,
By the fame Editor, price Ss. bound in red, the ric TIME or
LONDON, for rBo7.
London, England, 1807-10-15

ABERM,BIV, OCTOBER tr.

The Annual Oelober Meeting of the Northern
Shooting Club, which commenced here on the 7th
inflanr, terminated lalt night, with, a Play, Ball, and
Supper. The company, although not nearly fo nu
nitrous as la(t feafon, has been more fele& and gen.
teel, and the fubfcription for the poor of the place
has far exceeded any fum collefted for thcfe many
years.—The ordinaries were generally well attended,
and the ball room extremely crowded every evening.
The favourite da Ices were Drvs of Brandy, Lord
Moira, and Tekdi. Among the company prefent were
the Earl and Countefs of Aberdeen, Lord A Gor-
don, Lord Kinnoul, Sir R. Burnet and Family,
General M'Donald, Colonel Stuart, and the principal
inhabitants of the town and county.
London, England, 1807-03-06

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
•
TO-MORROW EVENING, MARCH 7, 1807,
will be aged the Tragedy of
HAMLET.
Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On Monday, King Richard the Third ; with Mother Goofe.

• PIOT U.dLLING•OPPICII, Fekmary 26, stoy•
Tilt COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTri NAM de hereby:km IVitice,
That on Thurfday the 26th of March nett, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for Two Hun-
dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe grained Cheffilre SA I.T, or Salt
of equal goodnefs ; end for Eight Hundred Tom of Chefhire BAY
SALT, of the largeft grain, or Salt of equal goodnefs ;" of which
the Perrons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples; to
be delivzred into His Majclty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford.—
one half by the 3tft of July next, and the remainder by the 30th of
September following, free of all charge and rift, to His Majefty,
except that the ContraCtor will be allowed 25. tad. per ton, for
porterage of the Slit from the Wharf to *e Stores; and to be paid
for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradts may be fees at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Colledtors of the Sal-
Duties st Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Chethire, refpatively.
No regard will be bad le arty Tender in which the trier feat not k
inferted is words at hark er that hall not be delivered to the Board
Sefore one o'cloci es the fail Then:flay the 26111 of March next, nor
walls the Perfia who wales the Tender, or tome Perfon ea his behalf,
attends to anfwer when calla for.

- • ARMY.
AMAJOR on Half Pay will exchange to any Re.
giment in the Eaft or %Vat Indies, or to a Corps at home.
A Major Rationed in North America will exchange to Ralf Pay.
An Enfigncy of the Line on the molt moderate terms —Apply by
letters, poft paid (none elfe received) to T. C. Ordnance Coffee
Houk, Weßminfter Bridge.
N. B. An eligible Wrlterfhip may be heard of.
London, England, 1807-03-06

tar, ee the ground that it entered too much into the merit of
the Petition to be entertained by the Houle.
Steel, Clerk to Mr. Burgers, ftated that Richardron had
applied to Mr. B. to tumid' him with information relative to the
Median, but Mr. B. did not employ Mm.

. .
After the witnefs had withdrawn from the bar.
Mr. SHP RIDA.N obfcrved,that if the Houfe fhould deem it ne•
ceffary to adopt anyfurther proceeding relative to what was difelolcd
at their bar.th• re were feveral other witncfres in readirefs. whom
p-rhaps it ?nig! the thought neceffary to callin, as they might pof-
fihly corroborate many of the particulars which had fallen from
the other witneffts, or fill up fome miffing chafms in the evidence ;
for his own part, however, he did not mean to trouble the Houfe
with any further evidence, but was perfedtly fatisfied to let his cafe
reft where it was. The papers which had been moved for that
night, by a Noble Lord (Howick), would be fufficient to Thew
that there was not a word of truth in what had been raid by Drake
and another, who was thought to be a principal witnefs on the
part of the Petitioner.
lord HOWICK declared his firm eonvidlion, that a foul and
f eandalous confpiracy had been entered into againft the fitting
Member; and in order that the Houfe might have an opportunity
of judging more precifely as to the quality of the evidence which
had been adduced at their bar, he moved that the Evidence be
printed.—Ordered.
Mr. WHITBREAD obferved, that it might be neceffary to
take fume neeafure to fezure the future attendance of the witneffes
at the bar, in cafe the Houfe mould think fit to take any further
Iteps relative to the nature of the evidence which they bad heard.
On the fuggeftion of the SPEAKER, the Houfe then ordered,
that the further proceeding on the Weftminfter Petition and Evi •
dencc Inlaid he refumed this day (Friday) fe'nnight, and that the
witneffes Ihould attend on that day.
Mr. SHERIDAN thought it but juftice to Mr. Cobbet to Rate,
before the Wing of the Houle, that, notwitliftanding an unfavnur•
able report had been circulated about him upon the fubjedt which
was before the Houle, he bad good teafon to be fatisfied that he
(Mr. C.) was emirely unconneeted with the fcandalous proceeding
which had been taken againft him.
The Orders relative to other bufinefe before the Hoare were
then difpofed of, and the Houle adjourned at Half after Foiir
o'clock.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1807-03-06

Aii9PLIAMENT4RT PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH S.
The Iriol Sugar Drawback, znd one private B.:1, were read a
third tine and paired.
The other Bills were ji) zfred in their I'4. ..dive Stages.—.Ad-
jouracil till tp morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On account of the Ballot on the Guildford Petition. and the
reading of the lifts of defaulters oa the 7,7 th uh. and the 4th init.
the doors mere not opened to ftranger( until paft iix o'clock. At
this time reveral potions haying roiled turnultunufly through the
body of the Houle, this indecency was complained of by fome
Members, and It a as propoftd that ftrar:gersihould be ordered to
withdraw.

'the Motion, however, was not petrified in, on the Speaker's
obferving, that it was the duty of the Ssrjeant that no fuels out-
rsgc fhould be committed in future.
GUILDFORD COMMITTEE.
The following names appeared Upon the reduced lift for trying
the merits of the Guildford Elediun
Sir J Callender, Mrt. Lord Loraine
H-nry Everett, Efq William Loftus, Efq.
Henry Bromley, Efq Anthony Hentlerfun, Efq
Henry Dawfon, Ffq Lord Paget
Henry Peirce, Efq Wm. Jereph Dennifon, Efq.
T. Thittlethwaite, Efq. Charles Vcreker, Efq.
William Melba, Efq
London, England, 1807-03-06

THE NEW PLAY.
FOUITH EDITION.

This day was publithed, price Halt a Crown,
THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Adv. Per.
forming with great applaufe at the THEATRZ ROYAL,
DIWRY-LANE.

Ey the late JOHN TOBIN, Efq.
AWbor of the HONEY MOON.
Printed for RICIIARD Putt.sirs. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black.
friars ; and to be had of all Bookfellera.

HOOK'. TEKELI.—A New Edition.
This day was publifhed, price as.
' PEKELI; or, The SIEGE of MONTGATZ—
X which continues to be performed with molt diflinguithed
Lucca's at the Theatre•RQyal, Drury lane.
London : Printed far C. and R. Ballwin, New Bridge ftreet.
Where may be had,
The Invifible Gid. is 6d.—Cateh Him Who Can. is 6d. both
by Mr. Hook—and the Venetian Outlaw, by Mr. Ellifton, price
is. 6d.
London, England, 1807-03-06

SALES BY AUCTION.

By Virtue of a Commiffion of Appralfemeot end Sale, Mod from
the High Court of Admiralty.
On THUlitDAir, the I:th Day of MARCH nett, will be Et-
pored to SALE. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at Wynn's
Hotel, FALMOUTH,
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS Of
DUTCH BARK, being the Cargo of the American Ship
HaTTy, detained on her Voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by
the VIPER Cutter, Lieut. DANIEL CARPCNTICIL, Commander.
The Bark may be viewed, and tlirther particulars known, by
applying to G. C. FOk, jun. and / Commiffioners.
LAZ. HiNGSTON,
Dated February i 6, 1807.

TIMBER.
BY JOSIAH ROBINS.
On Thurfday the tath ropy or March infant. at Three o'Clock in
the Afternoon, at the Bull's Head Inn, in Bloiwich, two miles
from Walfall, in the County of Stafford; 371 capital Oak Tien-
btr Trees, now growing in a Wood, at Little Blozwicb, in the
following Lots:—
LOT I.

FIFTY TREES, on the Well fide of the Wnnd,
marked with white Paint, beginning with No. z and ending
with No so.
LOT P. zo) Trees, adjoining the firft and third Lots, marked
with red Paint, beginning with No. z and ending with No. zoo.

LOT 111. too Trees, adjoining the fecond and fourth I.ots,
marked with white Paint, beginning with No. t and ending with
No, too.

LOT IV. iza Trees, on the Eaft Side of the Wood, and ad-
joining Lot 3, marked with red Paint, beginning with No. a and
outing with No. zit.
This Timber is of excellent (balky, great Length, large Dimen-
Bons, and fuitable for the Navy, Engine Beams, or other valuable
Purpofes. It is well fituated for Land or Water Cariiage, being
on the Banks of the Wyrley and Effington Canal Navigation, three
miles from Walton and fix from Wolverhampton.
Further Particulars may be had of the Proprietor, Mr. Harrifon,
of Little Bloxwich aforefaid (who will thew the Timber) of Mr.
Stanley, Hill Compton, near Shipfton on Stour, in Vi'orcefterfbire;
or of Mr. Fowler, of Erdington, near Birmingham.

DEVON.-LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER.

in LOTS,(Numsrically marked with White Faint) as under,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and
SIXTY-THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o
ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, 1 ops,
and Bark.

This Timber lies very compactly, is of very large Dimen.fions,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compafs Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANON•TEIGN, in the Parifh of
CHRISTOW, four Milo from Chudlcigh, ten from Tcignmuuth
Harbour, and keen Miles from Water to convey it to Tcignmoutk.
London, England, 1807-03-06

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUR V-LANE. .

TO MORROW EVENING, MARCH 7. 1807,
w•ili be aded the New Play, in Five Ads, called
THE CURFEW.
Written by J. TontN, k.fq. Author of The Honer MooN.
To which will be added the New Melo- Drame, called
TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
On Mcnday, The Curfew; with (firtt time) the Young Huai..