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London, England, 1807-07-23

DEAL, JULY 12.

Arrived the Fuarous gun brig from a cruise off
(Mend, Moso.paro (loop, from off Calais; Pourer,
of 8o guns, from Plymouth. Sailed the Difpatch
naval tranfport for Pot tfmouth, with feveral outward
bound merchant veffels, and BLAUa gun brig, on a
cruize cif Boulogne.

REMAIN IN THE anwaitz •
Prineefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Rowsore; Pongee, of gel
guns, la Sybille, la Nymphe, and Hulrar frigates; Mofyyulto
oaauf
Pelican Coops ; Thunder bomb; Furious, 'Richmond, W
Bloodhound, Forward and Turbulent gun brigs; and Findoll
hired iloop.-.-Wind E. N. E. and moderate.
London, England, 1807-07-23

DOVER, JULY ss.

Came in the flnnp'Wu, Captain Jame,, of
and from Milfot d, having been captured by a French
ivateer, and retaken by the B La gun brig. The
BUSTLER gun brig has detained and lent in here the
Pappenburg brig Wilhelroina, Captain &LIM, front
Antwerp, in ballail, bound to St. Übe's. A large
(hip of war paired by Dover this day from the Weft.
ward, for the Downs. Pallid by the (hip General
Beresford, from Jamaica, bound to London.—Wind
E. N. E. and blows thong.
London, England, 1807-07-23

HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen expe-
rience very great peeunfary inconvenience for W2llt of know-
ing fume refgeetable channel through whole medium they may he
accommodated witfutemporary or permanent SUMS of MON Y
Mars. NARRIA and Co. at the Annuity Hank, 36, sufrolk

Liket. Charing Croft, rtipetlfully inform the . Nobility and
Gentry, in poffeffion of incomes tilling from Fr.•ehnld, Copyhold,
or Leafehold k.ftatet, in Land or Houfet. Money in the Fu“ti,,,

Rent Charge, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures,
Anuui-
ties. Patent Place.. Church Livings or any certain income for
Life, that they may he fupplied with lams of Money to any
amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intereft fee the fame,
redeentahle at any time, at their own op ion —Perfonal appiica•
tieing will be received everyday till three o'clock; and Letters front
Correfponder.ts, in town and country, poft paid, immediately w-
iry:red.

LUNATIC ASiFLUM, NtAR EXII
AT a numerous and very relpettable Meeting 4
the Governors, held at the Cattle of Exeter, this attic 4.17.
XBO7, being Wednefdat in the feflions week,
SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Efq. Proficient.

in the Chair.
-
Theltev. Mr. Manning, Chairman of the committee. delivered
in the following Medical Retort of the Patients, from Mt Daniel,
the Phyfician, and Mr. Johnfoo, the apothecary. Siam the lam
quarterly report, the following patients have bees dikbarged:
3 Cured.
6 On trial with their ft iends.
2 At requeft of friends with benefit.
There now remain In the hotife 36 patients, of whom el arc
much recovered, and t 2 not work than when admitted.
The Treafurer reported the following freib Benefadtions ante
the laft quarterly report :
the Rev:Precentor Orirdon, a fccood beeefadtion Lto to 0
A friend of James White, Efq. of Esau. 3 3 0
William Hall, of Stnnehrtufe' Efq. s s 0
A legacy from the late John Withers, Efq. 130 0 0

its 15 0
6g.9 it 0
738 17 Ii
London, England, 1807-05-11

ORDNANCE OFFZCE, May 7, Igo)
THE PRINCIPAL 01,714'..ERS of His Majilly's

OR DNANC a do hereby:iv* N&tice,

That Proporals will be received' t their Office, in Parl•Mall, on
or before the zoth day of May next, from fuch perfons as may be
willing to undertake the fupply of Serge for Cartridges upon Con-
traet for Service of this Department. for a period of three years.

Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contradt may be known, upon application at die Secretary's
Offtce, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, and Patterns of the Article there
teen any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the
Propofals are alto to be delivered fealed and endorfed " Propofals
for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a fpecimen of the Arti-
cle to be (applied, but no Propofal can be admitted after the hid
aoth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nei-
:her will any Tender be noticed, unlcfs the party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf Nall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

I'HE Comm;ffioners in a Cnmmiffon of Bankrupt,
bearing date the 3oth day of Odlotier 1876, awarded and
lift-tied forth againit Gtonot BAIGLIE and Joys JAIFIAY of
Finfbury-place, in the County of Middlefex, Merchants, Partners,
Dealers and Chapn en, (trading ande• the firm or Rile of Meffrs.
George Bailiie and G ) intend to meet on the ad day of June neat,
at twelve o'clock at noon, at Guildhall, London (by adjournment
from the 7th day of May inftant), in order to make a Dividend
of the Mate and Efftela of the Paid ilsokrupts: when and where
the Creditors who have not already proved their Debts, arc to
come prepared to prove the fame, or they will be excluded the
benefit of the (aid Dividend; and all Claims sot then proved will
be Mellowed.

THE NEXT DAY of DRAWING, TO•MOILLOW,
MAY is. Firft-drawn Ticket so,sool.
STATZ Cr Tit
One of so,oncl.
Four el Cto,ooo 1 Eight of £t,ooo
Four 5,000 I Eight ,}co
&fides the full Proportion of One Hundred Pound Prises,
Fifty Pound Priies, and Twenty Pound Prizes, all floating in
the WheeL
The Lottery will Wilt Drawing 23d of May.
Tick.ts and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices.

STATE OF THE WHEEL.
z Prize of L.zo,oco 8 Prizes of k.i,000
4 zo,coo 8 Soo
4 5,000 Su. &C. &C.

SWIFT and CO. at their State Lottery Offices,
No. at, Ponitryyand 22, Charing Crofs, live on Sale Tickets
and Shares, warranted undrawn.
TUESDAY, MAT 11, is the next Day of Drawing ; when the
Fiat Drawn Ticket will receive aopool. over and above any other
Prize which may be drawn againft it. Betides the above Capi.
fain the Wheel contains the full proportion of [col. sa and 201.
Prizes.
London, England, 1807-05-11

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 27,1E07.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU.ILLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, d hereby give Notice,
That on Tuefday the 12th of May nee, they will be ready to
rtceive Tenders in writing, fealed up, and treat
For One Hun4red Tons of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA
RAISINS, to be aufwerable to Samples to be produced with the
tenders ; and
For Two Hundred Tons of GENUINE OATMEAL ; to he
delivered into his Majefty's Vie-Walling Stares at Deptford, as fol-
low, viz.
The RAISINS—one half thereof in a fortnight, and the re-
mainder in a mouth.
The OA EMEAL—one half thereof in one month, and the other
half in one month after wards and
To be paid for by Bills payable with'interett, ninety days after
date.
The auditions of the Contraas nay be fan at the Se&etary's
Office.
No regard mark baJ a an, Tender in vnbieb e.4s t‘riss Atli ant be
inferird in words at knit.% or tbe not be ddro:rea to the Board be-
fors Oaf 0.0.4 sa AS Aid. Tuoilay the tub of illay next, nor an-
kfi t! e Per/on u,bo waist tbs Tinder, or fosse Perlin" on bit What;
attend, t 7 enlister when called for.

Juft publiihed,
Second Edition, with confiderable Additions, of
•
MORE MISERIES!!! addrefred to the MOR-
BID, the MELANCHOLY, and the IRRITABLE.
By Sir FRETFUL MURMUR, Kw. price Ss. boards.
London Publiated by Mathews and Leigh ; Symonds, and
Crulby and Co.
Ago, Graphic Illuftrations of More Miferies, to accAnpany
that popular Work. The Caledian (which coniiits of twe hu
morons Prints, fnim the inimitable Pencil of Rowlandfon) a 6
confidered as truly unique,price Os. coloured, or bound with More
Mircries, its.
London, England, 1807-05-11

WES rmars I'EP. ELECTION.

THIRD DAY--3ATUADAYi MAY 9.
At the clore of the •poll, this day, the numbers
were :--

Lord COCEIRANL 476
Mr. hi LIOTT • 407
Sir FR kNCIS BURDLTT 3°9
Mr SDERIDASI 87
Mr. PAULL •
Mr. SHFRIDAN then addreffed the Eleaors
" Gentlemen, as we parted yellerday in good humour,
I ant glad that we meet to-day in the fame temper.
And the fiat thing I with to fay to you is, that if any
man amongn you manifefl any ditpaition to inter-
ruption or riot, that man is not my friend, and I dif
claim him.—[Hiffes—groans—Remember the tail.
election ! hear ! hear 1]—Gentlemen you have the
privilege, as we fay, once in feven years, to ezetcife
that power which reverts to you of choofing your
Reprefentatives, and of expreffing your opinions to-
wards thofe who may have reprefented you, or may
-offer themfelves to your choice, in ac rough a man.
net as you think proper. lam fat from wifhing to
curtail that privilege ; but, as from the practice of
the tali few years, it teems pretty likely that oppor-
tunities will occur to you much oftner than the period
of feven years, which your Conititution prefcvibes, I
think we ought to defer the excrfrue Life of that pri-
vilege now, as fo many other occaftons are likely to
be afforded us.—{Laughter.]—l have been always
through life a friend to Parliamentary Refotm,efpe.
cially to (hurt Parliaments, and to a 3 full and general
an exercife of the eleCtive franchife amonga all ranks
of the people, as is confifient with good order; becaufe
it has ever been my opinion, that every man who is
called on to pay his fliare of the public taxes ought
to have the privilege of choofing thole who are to
impofe thofe taxes ; and that as the laws are to be
obeyed by all, CO they thcmld have the affent of all.
[Hear ! hear ! hear !]—Gentlemen, by fhort Parlia-
ments I don't mean, that Parliaments fhould be li-
mited in their exiffenceby the mere will of a Minitier,
[Bravo !]-In former times Minitlers of the Crown
were chosen to meet the willies of Parliament ; but
in times More modern that order is inverted, and
now Parliaments are to be chofcn to fuit the tale of
a Minifter.—[Ml true I Applaufes.]—Gentlemen,
if by any accident another change of Adminiftration
fhoold take place, you may reckon pretty certainly
upon another new Parliament ; and what is the ne
ceffary deduction from this ? Why-:--that it is the
Mininer who mifhes to chute the Parliament, ard
not the Parliament-the Minifter.—piear ! hear 1)—
Gentlemen, I have teen handed about this day a
London, England, 1807-05-11

NiUTICAL IN7ELL.Z7E,':CE.

FALMOUTH; MAY 8.
Arriveil yeflerday the Man‘cheiler paciczr, Davies,
with mails from America, 20 days pafrage from
Halifax ; at whlei port the Doke of Kent packet,
with Mails from Englancl, attired on the t6ih
Palengert per the Manel:caer arc Mr. and Mrs.
Virarr, Mr. JAcksoN, Mr. KIGIILY, and Mr. AR
amre : left at Bet mutlas, on the rzth February his
Majelly's flrtps TOURTERELLv, 1). IVItR, INDIAN, and
HALIFAX. Alio:arrived the Danish Liberty, WtPPIL,
from Cette, 22 days pafrage, with brandy ; and the
Danifh brig Young Henry, Timm rsoo„ from B.trce-
lona, 42 (days pafrage ; the (hip Europa, Capt:-in
Hoaar, from Greenock ; his Majelly's (hips 1-IE•
RALD, of zo guns ; the CHILDERS. of 14 guns ;—and
the SERAPIF, of 44 guns, with about forty fail (greater
part tranfports) under convoy, for the Mediterranean,
put in here by contrary wind.

TORBAY, MAY 8.
This day arrived the following (hips tinder the
command of Admiral Sir James SAUMAREZ. TiZ.
PRINCE CF WALES, MONARCH, DREADNOUGHT,
SAINT GEORGE, Lr'NOON, HIBERNIA and Rasa (loop
of war, tram a cruize off Brefl.

PLYMOUTH. MAY 9.
Carrie in the Danifh 41Jcp Flora, Copt. J.)ussom,
frnm Tonningen, witi timber and bale golds, de-
clined by the Duly privateer, (ince her arrival ; and
Cuamrtorr, of 24. guns, from the Channel Fleet.
Came from Hamoaze to the Sound, the K NT, 474.
guns; WOOLWICH, of 44, and WEYMOUTH, of 32.
—Arrived the MoastsrowN, of to guns, from the
welward, with a fl:et tinder conv,y. Caine in the
Veronica, Captain I'v Ls, from Memel, f.r this port,
v:ith naval (Imes.

Many tranfports are taken up here f r troop.,
both horfc and font, and are to proceed to ?ord
month, where an expedition is forming. A company
of German artillery have embarked nn boa.d tl.e
P.ince of %VACS tranfport this afternoon, aud are to
lail immediately for Portfmouth, under convoy of
the CAVILINE armed fhip.
The Clothier, one of the viSnallers that was flame
time (lace driven from off Rochefort, in a gale of
wind, has been captured by a French privateer, and
carried into France.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY TO;
Arrived his Majefty's !hip JuNo, from the Medi-
terranean, with a fleet under convoy ; among them
are the Telemachus, Richard, Johns, Ifis, Baron
Nelfon, Wadflray, and the Thomas and Maty : the
whole are put under quarantine. Put back, two of
the outwa:d bound Weil India fleet, which failed,
from thence on the 16th ult. under convoy of his
Majefly's (hip DECADE, viz. the Governor Milne,
PARRY, and a Briftol (hip. Sailed, his Majelly's.fhips
I HEARTY, Locus?, and la FLECHE, on a cruize.—
His Majelly's fhip NEMESIS is expeEtecl to fail from
hence to-morrow, with the fleet for Newfoundland.
London, England, 1807-05-11

THE DINNER.
The Annive-fry Dinner will be held at Willis's R00:7111, King-
fired, St. James's, on S..turday next the t6tit of May.
Stewards :
John Bacon, Ffq. Sir William Parfons,
Mr. Fleury Dance, Mr. Condell,
The Rev. Geo. Henry Glafe Mr. Dance,
Stephen Groombridge, EN. Mr. Kny vett,
Frederick Nicolay, jun. Efq. Frederick Nicolay, Sen. Efq.
Mr. R. I. S. Stevens, Mr. Shield.
_ _ _

Honorary Subfaiibers may be fupplied on or before the gth of'
May, with one or two Tickets for the Dinner, at t is. 6d. each,
at Mr. Birchall's, Boud-ftreer —Dinner on Table at Five o'L'lock
precifely —No Servants but thole of the Prefident,Vige-Prefidents.
sad Stewards, will be admitted to the Dinner.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-11-21

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS.

The extended reputation, which was the fiat objet of my am-
bition, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL CO PLANTS
and DEBILITY, has inlattraded to me various Correfpondentq
in the Milted kingdoms of Great Britain, and from differer.r parts
of Europe and America, I bag to addrefs this Public Notice to
Inch. Correfpondents,
The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thofe who
grudge nut remuneration, made it•nectffary for me fome years a,o
to obfsrve, that no letters could be noticed unlefa a Bank Note
was inclofed. I again repeat the information, that no letters, with-
out inch:Awes, can be antwered, unlefs from Patients already un•
der my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Weft
India, or from any Foreign Country, muft contain not only a
complete ftaeement of the Cafe. hut a very liberal futn, fufficient
to compeofate for fludying and writing fully on the Complaint,
and for the Preparation of a confiderable Coutfe of Medicine by a
London Chemift, if Inch fbould be requifite. Where the diftance
does not admit frequency of oorrefoondence, it is alit: defired, that
the o e, the manner of living and general feelings as well as every
lymptom that can poMbly be deferibed, be molt particularly fpe-
eified. . _

Letters require no other dire'tion than the Chrtitian and Sat'.
name,'• Martin Bree, EN. London ;" and that the minds of either
Sex may bare the Italica affuranv: of Ircrecy, the pottage of listen,
accompanied by Fees' need not be paid at the time, but will atter-
; wards be charged to the party..

'MARTIN BRFF.,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
No. 29, Arundel-greet Strands near Temple bar.
There is as ndditlasal entrance in Wawa-React adjoining.
London, England, 1807-11-21

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
''CIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 3
1 will be attcd (for the sib time) a New Comic Opera, called
TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD.
The Scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations are entirely new.
The Overture and Millie compofecl by Mr. Shield.
The principal Chant:ten by Mr. Thovnpfon, Mr. Bellamy, Mr.
Jones, Mr. lack:don. Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. King,
Mr. Farley, Mr. Litton, Mr. Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin, Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. Dickons, Mifs Bolton, Mrs. Luton, Mrs.
C Keinble.
To which will be added a Parse, called
KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO.
petruchio, Mr. Lewis ; Grumio, Mr. Blanchard; Hortenfio,
Mr. Claremont ; Taylor, Mr. Simmons; Katharine, Mrs, C.
Nonbk; Bianca; Mrs. Humphries ; Curtis, Mrs. Emery.
a The new Comic Opera of Two Faces undcr a Hood, having
bee received with the bighelt applaufe, by a brilliant and over-
Sowing audience, will be repeated on Tuadayi nest; with the
Follies of a Day.
Mts. Siddoos will neat week perform the following Charaders :
On Monday, kicranione, in the Winter's Talc.
On Wednefiay, Lady Macbeth.
On Friday, Volumnia, in Coridanw.

PVC TUALLI NG-OPFIOE. November tB, 1807.
I'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS mayaB7r, NA rr & bendy tie. Notice,
That on Tburfday the 26th inftant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (failed up) and treat for Fifty Tons of
ALEXIA ILAISINS; to be adworable to Samples to be produced
with the Tenders ; to be delivered one half thereof in a fort.
night. and the remainder in a fortnight afterwards, into his Ma-
jcfty's Vletualiing Stores at Deptford.
The Conditions of the Contradi may be Peen at the Secretary's
Office.
No mod grill ie Wee emy herder is mbisb t& !brie e flail ant be ho,
fated Le monis at leogii, or gloaffiall am is delivered to tbe Board before
ewe sack we the fail Tim. Pay, tie 264 iollant, ow volefi the peel a
lobo maim de tether, er limo poem me is. belmif, mama to mefmter
when called lir.
London, England, 1807-11-21

PENZANCE, NOVEMBER 11.

Since my IA the Minerva, the Uciott,•the Lord
Nelfon, and the Edward, of Dartmouth, put in here
wind bound ; the Commerce, of Portfinoutki the
Neptune, of Chicheffer ; the Fly, of Fowey ; the
Richard, of St. Ive's ; the Minerva, and the Venns, of
Neath ; Telemachus, of P 1) mouth ; and the French
fchooner privateer which was captured by the Swat..
Low (loop of war, which is failed inpurfuit of two
others, which left Morlaiz and cruized in company
with her captured, but fortunately bad taken no-
thing. The packet kill arrived from Scilly bangs
intelligence of the total lots, at that port, Of the Ann,
LANGDON, and the Tamer, Ilinatss, of and from
Plymouth, in ballaß, for Ireland, on Mend,y laft—
the crews Caved.
London, England, 1807-11-21

THE COW PDX.

This day was pohlillatd illidlrated with accurately coloured Rte
gro logs of the Difeafe in its various Forms, price 0.61. board',
APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LATION, and of the Mode of concluding it ; with a corn
plant of the SVIALL PDX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended for HF.ADS of FAMILIES, and CLERGY-
MEN, as well as THE FACUL
By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D.
Phyfician to the Sat ALL Pox and INOCULATION H041'11%1(.1.
. . . - -

And Author of the Treattre on Morbid Patrons. &c. &c.

Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS, Ni 6, Rridga•Rrcet, Black-
friars, and to l.e had of all ii,,okfellers and Dealers in Books
throughout Great Britain and Irritlitl.

Of whom may he hid,a TitcArts F. on Vaccimt NocuLarroN,
and its VA RI El las by Robert Willan, M.ll F S.A. Ste. &c. price
15s. in hoards.

THE 1".10uT BEA U riFu t. BOOK IN THE COMPASS
OF EsGLISH LITERATURE.
This day was publifhed, in four cleiant Volumes, poft edtavo,
illuarated by ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS, from defur s by
Fret,ch and Spanills Art,its, price al. mi. 6d. in boards, ac-
companied by proof impr, !Sons of the Plates; or on royal s Bmo.
with the fame number of Pines. price 18s iu boards,
GBLAS DE SANTILLANA, a NOVEL,
A--11 By A. It. LE SAGE—Newly tranClated front the laft Paris
Edition, by MARTIN SMART,
And illuftrated by ON6 lIIINDRED ENGRAVINGS.
No apology can be requifite for prefenting to the Public a new,
improved, and chant Tranflat ion of a Novel, widch is allowed by
critics of all Nations, to be the belt that ever WU written ; but
which has hitherto been debsfed in England, by eoar( and vulgar
Trat Ilations. The One Hundred Defigna which accompany the
Text, are produdions of correfponding fpirit and intertft. and
they give to thi. Edition a feature of beauty and elrgance, which
is unrivalled by any cutting Book in the Englifh Language.
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London, England, 1807-11-21

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER iB.

"Arrived the George, Captain ROBBLY, from Li.
verpool, bound to the Weft Indies, having 101 l the
convoy. Sailed the I'ownfhend packet, Captain
DODD, with mails for Lilbon ; and his Majefty'r.
brigs ENDEAVOUR and CONFLICT, with a fleet under
convoy, to the Eaftward.—Wind N.W.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 0.

Came in the AmAtom, of 40 guns, from Oporto ;
the convoyed home the Oporto fleet, which paired
up Channel this forenoon. A frigate is gone into
CawfAnd Bay, fupßofed to be the LAVINIA, 40 guns,
from Oporto. Came in alto the Bremen ihip Miffif-
fippi, Captain BREMER, from Tonniagen for Balti-
more, with linen, detained by the PLUTO, of 14 guns;
Swedith barque Adonis, SHAFT, from Portfmouth,
in handl ; Charlotte, Captain LOWDOX, from Stnek-
holm, with tar and deals for this port ; Neptunus,
Captain Rv Le, from Riga with timber, &c. for the
Dock Yard ; SWALLOW, of rS guns from the Chan
nd fleet.
PORTSMOU H, NOV. so.

Arrived his Majelly's !hips FHALIA and PLUTO,
from a cruizt. It has blown a gale of wind all this
day, from. S. W. to W. S. W. Several vac's have
drove trom their moorings ; have not beard of any
material damage.—Wind wenerly.

RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER so.

It has blown a gale all day at W. S. W.—The
Diana (a tranfport) Poly's, is funk upon the eall
bank in the harbour ; the Thames tranfport, Evans,
is come into the harbour, having drove ag.tinli the
pier. The Elizabeth tranfport, Enwaaus, from Co.penhagen, has been taken, retaken, and fent int
Dover. The Donite, MAIN LAND, from Malta, is drifted
to tea, with the lots of her foremaft and hi wiprit ;
the mailer and crew are landed at Broadl4.iirs. A
yellow tided 114 is teen drifting towards the Good
win Sandr, with all her mat cut away.
London, England, 1807-11-21

DIE

On Saturdai, Oftober to, Mr William Lindley, of Banks near
Kaifu —On Saturday, Odtober 17,./selra Lindley, his widow.—
And on Saturday, °amber 24, Mr J. Law, the brother of Mn.
I.indley. The two latter were the executors of the will of Mr.
Lindley, and had no reafon, tt the time of his death, to fuppofe
that their own was Co near.
Yelterday finnight, aged '3, at the Cleveland Tontine Inn. in
Yorklhirc, in eonfegueree of an epileftic fit, with which he was
feized in the mail coach on the road from Think to the above
inn, on the preceding Sunday, William Hawke-a, jun. Efg of
'Same. day , at his feat at Sidling, Dorfet, in the 64th year of his
age, Sir John Smith, Bart.
On the loth instant, at Huntingdon, Captain Crofs, of the
Northampton Militia.
Monday, Captain "ihompron, of the Earl of Lek-flier packet.
I.atcly, , Thomas Hibbett, jun. Erg. of Upper Wimpoleltreet.
On the 12th init. Mn; Willsn, wife of William %%Wan, Ek.
of Vn %lidera Houfe, Oxon.
London, England, 1807-11-21

BIRTHS

Lately, at Dunkettle, the Lady of Charles Sliver Oliver, Efq
of Caine Oliver, in the county of Limtriek, of a fon.
Monday, the Lady of John Rogers, of St. Swithiu•alane, of aeon.

MARRIED.

Yciterday, at St. Pancras Church, by the Rev. John Owen,
Charles Hill Hall, Efq late of the toth (or Queen's) Light Dra-
goons, to Mils Augufta Browt.ing, third (laughter of the late John
hrowniog cf Blackheath, Efq•
On the t 7th initant, at Clifton Church, Jahn Bid, Efq. of Set-
gleford, Staffurdfhlre, to the Hen. Loulfa S. Sidney Smythe. Baugh•
ter of the late and after to the prefent Vircount Strangford.
London, England, 1807-11-21

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 14. Edward Crean, of Margtret-ftreet, Cavendifh-fquare,
Middlrf, 2, carpenter and buildrr, at nne, at Guildhall.
Nov. 2; John Carleton, of Habra. 1 fall. Wellmodand, cotton
fpinncr and manufacturer, at nue, at Guildhall London.
Nov. 24. Jolrph I.en, lee of NTancheitcr, merchant, dealer and

charman, at ore, at Guildhall, London.
Nov 24:
_John Warner, of Eltudon, Efrcx, ihopkeeper, a: one, at

. .
Guildhall, London.
Nov. 24 James Cotter Bagthaw, of Savage Gardens, London,
corn•fac`tor, at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. 24. Thomas White, of Southwark, Surrey, haberdather, at
one, at Guildhall
London, England, 1807-08-04

POR TSMOUTH, AUGUST r 3.

Arrived the Actricousr man of war, from the
Downs; alfn the Nile, PAR IC, for Halifax ; Swift,
Dar, and Good Intent, STE, EMS, from I.,mdon,
for the Weft Inite,.—Sailed the Expl finn
with a convoy far the Downs ; and the Ant fchoomr,
with the Jane, SCOTT, and the Canada, APPLEET,
for Quebec.—Came up to Spithead, his Welty's
fhip lit.v,st.s, with the fleet for the Well Indies,
which is to wait the arrival of feveral veffels from
the Downs.--Wind 6. E.
DARTMOUTH, AUGUST is.

Arrived l'Eliza cartel, Captain MoLvu, front
Morlaix, with five Englifh prifoners.

DE4I AUGUST 13.

Sailed his Majefty's (hips SATELLITE and Fumyp
on a Gruize. Wind S. W.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST' xj.

Arrived this morning from the Nore the Cam rit
Coop of war ; and the FIRM, Eawssr, and Cansott
gun brigs from a cruize. Sailed the Arun:ma fri.
gate nn a cruize ; and the estrus,. (loop of war wi'h
tour tranfporta laden wish ordnance ftores for Admi-
ral Gambler's feet. Remain with the above the Ma.
jeftic, Roebuck, and Veftal frigate. Wind S. L.

ARAIV4D.

In the River, the Thomas and Mary, from peterfboTh.
At Brittol, Difcovery, —...--, from Riga. At Liverpool, Cohim-
bus, Bora, from Riga; and the Hippocample, TAUT., from New-
foundland. At Waterford, the Refoludo% Callender, from Stock
hoint, At Bridlington, the Myrtle, Nightingale, from Stockholm.
At Aberdeen, the Everetta. Bofwell, front Greenland; Hercules,
Gibfon; and the Jane, Jamiefon, from Davies Streigkts. it
Whitby, the Gardner, --; and Jofeph and Samuel, fti4rfh•l,
from Davis's Straights. At Honduras, the Mary, Irvin ; Adven-
ture, Matthews; and Hibberts, Waters, from London. At New
York, the Draper, Lautair, from Londou ; and the Savage, —,
from Liverpool.
London, England, 1807-08-04

PARLIANIErvTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 01.

The Rota) Affent was given by Commitlion (the Archbifhop of
CANTERBURY, the Losn CHANCELLOR. and Lord WALSING•
H t M fining as Conimiflioners) to the different Militia, the Ira
Arms, and a number of other public and private BIM.
The Hill for inertafing the stipend of the Reetor of St.
George's. Southwark, was agreed to, after bearing Counlel both
for and ageing it.

. PAEIGN RFLATIONS.

The Order of the Day having been read for (=-
mooing their Lordibips,
The Earl of STANHOPE obferved, that, not-
wi:hflanding the difcouraging appearance of the
Houfe, he would bring forward the motion of which
he had given notice. He c..uld not avoid commend-
ing the prudence of Minitiers in abfeating them-
(elves from the dircuffirm, though he could not help
confidering it as rather dill efpettful. The points to
which he had to frAicit their Lordfhips' attention
were but fcw. If anyone wifhed for a diminution
of our commerce, for the ruin of our manufaCtures,
for the increafe of taxes, and the increafe of penfions,
it was natural that fuch a perfon ihould with for a
continuance of war. Thole who were anxious for
the restoration of peace, would of courfe have views
of anther kind. The principal objeet of his motion
was, to regulate our c naziud towards foreign nations.
This was a fubjcit upon which too nowt circum-
fpeetion could not be employed, and he trufted Mi•
nilters, in their conduct towards foreign powers,
would continually keep the great land marks in the
codes of the laws of nations before their eyes. His
Lorrlfhip concluded with moving, " that the princi-
ples of juttice and reciprocity ought to be the inva-
riable rile of the Government of this country, in
their conduit towards neutral and independent States
at peace with us."
The LORD CHANCELLOR difapproved of the
motion, as unneceifary and uncalled for, and felt it
therefore his dory to move the previous quettion.
Lord STANHOPE obferved, that not a tingle
word had been advanced by the Noble and Learned
Lord againit the principle of the motion.
Lord MORTON Wet ved that the Motion did not
apply to any particular cafe. It was merely an ab-
(lran propofition, and the Houle was nor in the
praitice of coming to a decifion upon'grtefions of
that nature.

The previous querlion was put and carried, Lord
Stanhope being the only non-content.
Several amended Bills were returned from the
Commons, to which they had given their concur-
rence, and their Lordfhips adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-08-04

CAPI CAL MANURE AND ES I AT. s IN I.OWk.bWA

CUMBF.RLAND. •
By Order or the Devifees in truft of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawton,
Baronet, deceafed, at the Globe 1-n, Cr.ekerrnouth, Cumber
land, en Friday, the aBth day of Auguft i 837,
( l'he Sale to b gin at 7 °Tina' iu the Everting),
a. A LL that tzt.nfavc and tinly vAluahle and de-
tl ft.ahle MANOR or united MANORS of Lowefwater,
Thackthwaitt.. and Brackenthwaite, comprifing within its limits
an went of con ,tr,. of nearly 5-; Miles in circumference, and
upwards of y different euftomary 'Tenements, in which are
&irate, the beautiful and r •mantie le of Lowefwater, and the
Grand Cafeade, calki Scak force. and adjoining upon the eaten-
live t Ars -called Crommack and Buttermere Lakes, and the
romantic Vales of Lorton and Buttermere.
The cultoniary rents are 351. tor. per annum. Molt of the
Tenements pay arbitrary fxbes on change nf Tenant, and alto on
the death of the Lord. Ail the valuable Timber rowing upon
the catomary Mates belongs to the Lord The Wafter within
the Mange are extremely large, and abound with a variety of Game.
ad.—Ain throe Demcfne LANDS of the MANOR of LOWFS
WATER. confifting of a large parcel of valuable Grazing Ground,
called the Holm, which with the adjnining Lake or Sheet ot Water,
e illtd I sowefwater Lake,contain tog, Cher 292 Aer aor thereabouts.
3d.—Alto a compel ESTATE, called RI. ;GBANK, mar to
the Lake, containing 46A. 2R 33P. or thereabouts of rich Arattle
and Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of Elizabeth
as Tenart ; and alto a Dwelling Houfe, Garden, and parcel of
Land, called Lord's Acre, now in the poffeffion of Mr. John Hurl-
fon. There Dement Lands are Situate in the centre of the Manor,
and from their beautiful commanding fituation in the Vicinity of
the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country refidence of any
Gentleman and his family fend of retirement and rani diverflome
eth.A FRFEHOLD TYTHE- FREE ESTATE, called
BARKBETH, Striate in the pariah of Bafenthwaite. in the raid
county of Cumberland, containing, by menfuratinn, 6r acres, 3
rondo, 26 poles, or thereabouts, new in the peffeffion of Thomas
Yeoward, as tenant.
C• editions will be produced at the time of Cale. and further
particulars, in the mean time, may be had on application to
Meffrs. Graham. Kinderley, and Doniville, Lincoln's Inn, Lon-
don ; Mr. John Norman, at Braytou-boufe. Cumberland, or at
the office ot Mr. Monnfey, Solicitor, in Carlifle, inhere plans, and
a particular of the different ethics, are lodged
The refpedive tenants will thew she pretnifes.
_ _
London, England, 1807-08-04

FONTHILL MANSION, WILIS,

By Mr. H PHILLIPS, on the Prernifes,on Monday the 17th of
AugulL and fie following days (Sunday excepted) at twelve,
LL the magnificent and rattly HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURF. ; noble French Plate Glares. of fingniar
Magnitude, Perfection and Beauty, meafuring from ion by 64—
ea t by 64, and of letter dimenfinns ;, the fuberb Organ Isi the Hall,
the{ celebrated Statue of Bacchus, brought from Rome by the
Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two
fuperb Tables of Oriental Ahbafter, F.trufcan Ware; Valuate
ORIGINAL. PICTURES, by N. Pouffin, Leopardi da Vinci, Lit-
&Theo Carrachi, Vernet, &c.... 3 complete Set of the lower of
the Vatican, coloured, efteemed the fineft and mod perfedt extant,
and illumined with gold by F. /habil correfpondently framed and
glazed with French Plate Glats—Colitedion of Modern Pie:tures
and Drawings, by Turner Hamilton, Romney, Hodges and others
—A Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, Drefd-n.and French
PORCELANE, competed of jars, Cifterns, Vales, urns, and
Cabinet Gems, Dinner, neffert, and Tea Services; an Affemblage
of the (caret and fine Old Gold Japan—. The feveral valuable Sta-
tuary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant Defign and exgoifite
Sculpture by Bacon, banks and Flaxman; lurid) Stoves,all the beau-
hul Mahog .ny Doors, and other valuable and fplendid I ffetts. of
FONTHILL MANSION, near SALISBURY, WILTS
The Domeftic Furniture is in the immediate Tafte, and cnmpnfed
of a fuperior Defeription of Materials ; the Draperies being formed
of cnftiy Satins. Silks,' Dtmalk. and Chintz; particularly a Suite
of Satin Hangin„s, elaborately and beautifully painted in Flowers;
the Commodes, Cabinets, Clieffoniers, Cot.foles. and Pier Tables,
are formed of Rafe and Satin Woods, deligned a l'Antique, and
decorated with tir.Molu ; Mahogany and Rote Wood
Pembroke, Library, Writing, and Drilling Tables; Suites of
Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz; fafbionable
Stylus, lauteuls and Bergiers; Carpets, of the Azminfter, brut.
'fele and I urkey FaCtories, and tele& Patterns; furaptuous carved
and gilt Tripods and wahine Candelabras; excellent Canopy,
'our-puft Sopha, and Field Bedsteads, and rich Hat:Ong+, with
appropriate Redding Goofe and Down Beds, Wardrobes, Dreffing
...simmodes and Tanks, Chefts of Drawers, and the ufual Ann-
/sent of Chamber Furniture. the moil of which New within the
lath Four Years, and now ;it the higheft date of Prefervadon.
May he viewed from the s7th of July, 4407, to the Day of Sale,
ly Catalogues only, a. Is each, to be had of Mr. Collins, Printer,
Salfbury ; Mr Crutwell, printer of the Bath Paper; Meffrs.
-oxa-A. Fryer. and Co Old Cavendifh.ftreet ; at the Place of Sale;
.nd of Mr. Phillips, New hood (trete.
N' B. the Sale of the Valuable Materials of the Manuel' will
take place in September nut.
London, England, 1807-08-04

GLASGOW WATFR WORKS

`VA f,l; the Glafg•iw---WVater.Work•,
v CAST IRON PIPES of 7 inches diameter within. Thefe
Pipes are to be call on end in dry land, in Itngthft of 9 feet 41
inches and are to conalt of Metal S Bth. of an inch in thicknef*.
Ihe quality o' the Metal mutt he NO at to refill a Column of
Water a:o rect in height. Each Pipe to have a facet 41 inches
in length, of a diameter to receive the end of a 9 inch Pipe, with
proper jointing. nitre are alfu to be two moulded Rings on each
Pipe.

The number of Pipes wante4 14 600; to be clilivered in the
Company's Yard between Sydney-greet and Duke Brett, in repel
proportions, in the nimuln. 0. November, December, January aud
February caning. The lirft month's Pipes to be paid ,or in cam,
when the fecund month's proportion comes to ha•id Sec.
Pm/unfits, iu writing fealed up, tube fent to Mr. Davi 1 Denny,
at the Glafgow Fire °face, on or before the. asth of September
nezt.---Glafgow, Augult 8, 1807.
STOLEN.
VROM the CHURCH YARD of MILBROOK,
near SOUTHAMPTON, between the hours of 1.) o'clock
Sunday night, Aug. 9, and s o'clock Monday mornir•.g, Aug.
ic—
A BAY CROP r GELDING,

Aged. about is ballots high a white Rripe in his face, one
or both fetlocks white behind, a mark in one of hi. flank., as if he
had formerly been flaked—his mots, when taken away, were
nearly worn out—the iron of the hinder (hoes were turned a little
over the hoof, to ftrengthon them—the Hoge had not been trim
med for the lait four Dui:Abs.-41u hair of his mane, and of his
legs alto, were of courfe thick, long, ant rough—his tall, which
bad been ufually eut,had been rubbed and entangled near the rump.
Whoever will bring the (aid Gelding- to Mr John Smith at the
Poor Houle, Nlilbrook than receive FIVE GUINEAS Reward.
if Stolen—if Brayed, only TWO GUIN'FA4.
There is fume reafon to forret that a perfon or perfons travelling
from Poft Down to Britford Fair mar Salifbury, with a Family,
a mute, an Al,. and fame other Hodes, (one of them a young
Grey Gelling or Mire, with a 10, g tail,) were the perfon or per..
fon. who took away the above deferibed bode.
London, England, 1807-11-26

WF.YMOUTIT, NOV. 24.

Arrived his MAjelly% fhip BORE As,Captain ScnrT,
driven' in by tempenuous weather ; Hope revenue
Cutter, THOS. TIDSURY, from Guernfey ; Brilliant,
WM. Collar, and Princefs Augufta, C. CLARKS,
from Guerafey, in ballaft ; Alert extra packet, D.
Ptrrine, from Guernfey ; Duke of York hired cut.
ter, Lieutenant FORBES, from Alderney, with lots of
bowfprit, and other damage; Dove, AVI4. WILLIAMS,
from London, with groceries ; and Good Intent, R.
THA rc ALL, from Lymington, with (alt. Sailed his
bis Majefty's (hip BORE AB, R. Scivv, for Guernfey ;
Strenuous gun brig, Ent- Portfmouth, with Denial
framers ; Lord Howe cartel, R. Baccs, for Mur-
leis, with merchant paffengers from the Ifle of
Prance; Chefterfield Poft Office packet, T. Woos,
for Guernfey and Jerfey, with mails and paffengers ;'
Hope revenue carter, T. TIDBURT, on a cruize; and
Eliza, THOMAS Bona, for Bridport, with corn, Sec.—
Arrived the Britannia hired cutter, Lieut. CitOSSIIY,
from Guetnfey. •
London, England, 1807-11-26

BIRTHS

• Early yrfterday morning in gliren fquare, the Lady of Sir
WilHarn Eraftr. Dart of a daughter—her fiateenth child.

Yeftertlay, the Lady or Colin Lon Ls, Efq. of Fraderiek'a Place,
of a daughter.
Friday, the Countefa of Albemarle, of a fan.
London, England, 1807-11-26

DIED.

On the t6th inft at his houfe in St. jolues-ftreet, Edinburgh,
Robert /fallout. Efg of Baicurvie.
On the 19.1 i ir ft.. at hie-fcat;HMlngdon Heath, Middlefes, aked
69, the Hon. Peter de Salie, Count of the Holy Roman Empire:
Left week, at his boufe on Fulfordßoad in the 77th year of his
age, James Robfon, Efq oue of the Aldermen t.l the Corporation
of York. • •
London, England, 1807-11-26

THE A KbIT.

A General Officer, of recent high and dillingui(?ted
fetvices, is underilood to hate been defigned tor, and
to have been effete* the cornin:ind of the land forces
to be employed in the conjunet (we believe greatly
important) military and naval expedition now pre-
paring from this country and from Ireland ; but he
is faid to have requelled to be nettled from the pi o•
poled duty, on the unfortunate ground of fome re-
trofpedive official differences with the gallant officer
who is to command the divifion of naval force, during
their late refpalive fa vices in Sicily and Calabtia.
Sir &MOIL FinOrh in the CENTAIVE, with General
BEIikSFOLD and bite, had dropped down for St.
Helen's, and was to fail for Plymouth lag night.
Sir Heste PurMAM has gone to Portfmouth, and
it is laid that this able and galla,it officer is to be
employed with the fecond expedition now about to
Ilan from that port.

It is now pretty well underftood, and it may he
Rated with fafety, that the ctetination of Sir 3e re tr
Hoop is the Nand of Madeira. The objeet of Ad-
miral Keers is, if polLble, to refcue the Royal Fa.
ntily and the Navy of Portugal.
The tft and zd Light Dragoons of the German
Legion are ordered from Deal and Canterbury,
into winter quarters at Radipole in Dorfetfhire, and
commenced their en..rch from each place yelierday
morning. The 3d regiment remains on the coaft
and will be cantoned at Ramfgatc and Deal. The
Id battalion of the 88rh regiment of the line is en
its march for Afhford barracks, where it will arrive
in two divifinas this day and tomorrow.

Part of the 5,t11 regiment has been Landed at Wer-
mouth from Guerntey.
Friday the 48th Regi:neat of Foot arrived' at Li.
verpool, from Chelmsford, on their way to Ireland.
Saturday the zd battalion of the 4th Regiment of
F ,ot, marched into Hatlinfs' Barracks from Be:hill.
Monday fe'nnight, the 3d, or Strathmore, StPr-
nt, and Dunheld huttalion of Royal Perthfhire to
volunteer brigade, tinder the command of Sir A Lk X-
ANDt RS MVIR MAC KF NZIE, Bart. ma:ched into Perth
on permanent duty for ten days.
London, England, 1807-11-26

MAILS—Wind S. W.
Au. DOC
0 2 1 Lilbon . 2 0
3 i I Goocnburzh o s

A. DVE.

the Indus, a runningfhip from Madras, has fafcly
arrived at Portfmonth.

PENZANCE, NOV. 23.

The Neptune tender, Lieut. PARKER, of Fowey,
arrived here wind bound ; alfo the Ruth, FAME, from
I:,,ndon for Barmouth ; John and Elizabeth, PEZIT,
fr'm Southampton for Guernfey ; Eagle, EGGEr,
from London for Liverpool ; Kitty, Nast., from
Briftol for this port i Four Sifters. PILL, from Fowey,
J. STUBEERTIELD, (late tnafter) from Rye for Newry,
matter wathed overboard. Sailed the Atalanta, Da-
viss, for Briflol ; Betfey, Avarua, for Bury ; Pro-
vidence, Own+, for London ; Three Williams, Fa
RACE, for Liverpool ; Commerce. CALLAWAY, and
Elizabeth and Jane, (tender) Lieut. Dicatasow, for
Dublin; Two Brothers, Fox, for Wales; Amity,
Bowan, for Neath; Recovery, Wit.t.tams, for St.
Maws; Jofeph,CLEAIT. forFahnotel; Hope, 13asr r,
Good Intent, Bottum., and Ceres,' Bowutiw, for
Swanfea ; Endeavour, BUCKLEY, and Enterprize,
FAILTYN, for Newport; Better', SLADE, and Argo.
MILLS, for Plymouth; Mary Ann, COTTON, and
Better, Hoorays, for Falmouth ; Sufaltna, Joints,
for Fowey j Mary, Warm sr, for Neath ; Perfeve-
rance, PLYIE, for Plymouth; Robert and George,
Datum', for Southampton; Bacchus, BuTraitrtscri,
for Fowey; Hopewell, (bine, for Neath ; Orpheus,
Hasty, for Plynsouth ; Sally and Ann, WHITE, for
Plymouth ; Mary. GRIFFITHS, for Teignmouth.;
James, gewtry, and Sufanna, Joss's, for Plymouth;
Trader, Baoosuau, for Briflol ; Telemachus, LEW.
WAN, for Plyihnoth ; Saltfifh, Warms, for Exeter ;
Enterprise, MARSHALL, for Plymouth ; Brothers,
Casimir.. for Neath ; Hnpe, FLEET, for Southamp-
ton; Revert, Cootie, for Hoyle ; arid the French
schooner privateer Friedland, (prize to his Majefly's
brig Swallow) for Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER. 2,4.

Como in the AFitICAIN a, of 40 guns, front Portf.
mouth ; Success, of 32 guns, from a cruize ; Ma-
gicimoe French lugger privateer, captured by the
Yoaruaza, 36 guns ; Ravetr, of i 8 guns, from off
Oproto, with difpatches for Government, which are
elated to be of great importance, and they were for-
warded immediately for London. The ALCMENE,
of 32 guns, is ordered tr, proceed with difpatches
immediately ; her deilination is not known. The
Charlotte, Lovett, from Tentriffe, detained by the
Alutprivateer. A packet is arrived in Cawfand Bay,
with difpatches from Ligion, fail to be of great im
portance ; but nothing has been allowed to tranfpire.
London, England, 1807-11-26

CHILICOTHZ (01110) SEPTEMBER it.

Every movement of the Indians is marked With
fufpicion. We with not to alarm nur deleneelefs
countrymen upon the frontiers, by harrowing up
their feelings with the difaaers of an Indian war, but
were we to fay we anticipated no danger, we fhould
belie our own judgment. Reports concerning their
recent movements are much exaggerated. But. it is
a fad beyond contradiaiun, that then! arc now be.
tWeeil 7 and goo atiembled at Gieenville and Fort
Wayne. • The Governor has fent out three gentle-
men of the tint refpeaability, to afccrtain their in-
tentions, one has been fome time abfent, two have
recently fet out. The firft gentleman, upon arriving
at Springfield, difpatchei an exprels to the Gover-
nor, informing hint of the neceflity of raifihg imme-
diately 1500 men ; that the Prophet arnong the In-
di.tns was ufing every artifice to cm:-perate Lids fa-
vage foe againtt the Americans.
London, England, 1807-11-26

,11211 ER ICI.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER 8.

Extra& of a letter from Richmond, dated Septem.
Ser 30.—" On Monday the 28th, Colonel Burr
was very lick, and u 'able to attend."

On Tuefday the z9th, the whole day was taken
up in the examination rf General Wiikinfun.
Dust..—A duel was lately fought in Beaufort,
South Carolina, between Mr. A. Smith, aged •22,
and Mr. 'l'. notion, aged 33. They were both
wounded, and both died the fame evening.
London, England, 1807-11-26

THIS PRESENT EVENING. NOVEMBER *6,
will be aded a Comedy, called
THE WONDER.

Dots relit. Mr. El ; Frederick,Vr.Fatnam ; Colonel Bri-
ton (brit time) Mr. Reiland ; DOM Poen (firft time) Mr,
Penley ; Oibby. Mr Palmer; I Ward°, Mr. Banaifter ; Donna
Violante. Mn. Jordan ; Donna Ifabella, Nlifs Mellon.
To which will ite added (fur the ith time) a New Melo:-
Drama, in twn Adta, called.
ELLA ROSENDERg.
With N.w masc. Scenery, and Dreffes.—Tbe Overture and

• . -
Mahe mainly new, competed by M.l).Kini. ----
rhe principal Marsden by Mr. aaymend, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
Ellikon, Mr. Rann;fter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Ma Ray, Mrs. Sparks.

Tomorrow, '1 he Haunted Tower; in which Signora Storm
"✓rill make her Arft appearance this feafon. With Elia Rofenberg.
On Monday, the Siege of Belgrade.
London, England, 1807-11-26

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received American (Norfolk) Papers to
the t ith ult. private letters to the teth, and Halifax
papers to 29th.
The Norfolk paper of the Loth Elates, that Captain
STMOWG, arrived there from Martinique, was boarded
off that ifland by the Britifh frigate LaTorre, the
Captain of which informed him, that orders had been
receivedfor capturing all neutralstrading from French,
Spann, or Danifh Ifttnds to Bridal Iftands. It is
alfo Rated that Captain Thurso, of the (hip Wil-
liam and Mary, from Grenada, had given informa-
tion that he was boarded off the harbour of St. Tho•
mas's, on the zzd of September, by a Britifh brig,
and apprifed that the Danilb lOands were blockaded.
Pofitive orders are (bated to have been Med to the
military Officers of the United State* not to can
any Britifh deferters. Generals Aare's-sumo and
Wikarntridrad been fent to afcertain the difpuktion
of the Indians, and had reported that they had not
any hoftile intentions.
The Captain who brought the Norfolk Papers
left that port on the 14th ult. He Rates that the
trial of Commodore BAIL RON had terminated before
his departure, and that the relish was, the cenfure
and cafhiering of that officer. This lenience, the
Captain adds, was quire popular, as the general opi-
nion was, that the Commodore had not made an
adequate refinance to the attack of the Leopard.
'the lament which prevailed at Norfolk, in crn•
fequence of the ;-.'tack or the Chefapeak, has, it
Teems, almotb totally fulafided, and the popular feeling
with regard to this country, appears to be quite
pacific.

Intelligence was yellerday received that feveral
American {hips, which were about to enter the Texel,
were iloppcd by our blockading fquadron and re-
ceived the warning which the late Orders of Coun-
cil prefaibe. confequence of which warning',
the Americans dire/led their caulk for England; but
it is laid, that left they fhould nit—follow that courfs,
and come into an English port, a frigate was feat to
look after them.

The realon now alliped for the detention of al%
American (hips at Cheilynirg, is, that two frigatit
were fitting out there, and taking in, troops for4he
EAtt Indies. The lista accounts Hata that thrydrire
nen in perk& readinefs for fca, and Wotild fa:), in a
day or iwo:

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London, England, 1807-11-26

COWES, NOVhMBER 33.

*lived the Recocery Snuth Sea Whaler, nut.
‘ltird bound, to take in (50 foldiers for Botany Bay,
who have embarked this morning, and fhe waits only
a fair wind to prosced. Alfo arrived the Liioiat
!loop of war to take convoy.
London, England, 1807-11-26

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBFR 25.

Arrived his Majefly's (hips his, Admiral Hor.-
towaY; and the &wrist, with a convoy, from
Newfoundland ; 'Nous, (a tingle fhip) from
Madras; and the Fox cutter of this port, from Lif.
beet the left the Tagus on the :51h inft. at which
time the Portuguefe had fi.ven fail tf the line, two
frigate., and a fchooner ready for fea. On the 9th
tWo fad of the Ruffian men of war arrived in the
Tagus from Gibraltar, and on the t Ith three fail
more and two ftigates alio a Portuguefe frigate
and a merchantman from the Brazils, richly laden.
Sailed his Majefly's !hip RESLITANCE on a mite.—
Wine W.