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MARRIED.

A few days fence, at Mintier, Sheppy, George Morris, Efq.
Captain in the Ruyal Nan, to Mils Ecntham, of Danby, near I
Sheernefs.

On the 23(1 inflant, at Kendal. John Drinkniater, Efq. Liver-
pant, merchant to Mit. Gandy. of the farmer place.

Tharfdsy fennight, at Bath. Captain Phillips, of the Royal
Navy, to Mifs Albrecht, of that city.
On the t !tit infant, in the parifh chtirch of St. Giles in theFlelds,
Charles Tyler. L'q a Captain in the Rn}al Regiment of A rtillers.
to MU Letitia Sarah Crickitt. only daughter of John Crickitt the
younger. of Dodoes' Commons, Efq
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London, England, 1807-11-28

POOLE, NOVEMBER 27.

The Hope, STAMWORTH, from Oporto, for South.
ampton, patted here this mornings fne joined the
Lifbon fleet a few days fince, which are pallid up
Channel ; they had been feparated from the Livat.v.
and taken charge of by his Majefty's fhip MIIRMAID.
whom they afterwards fell in with ; the Oporto fleet
had Coffered much in their fails in the late temper
tuous weather, and are difperfed.
London, England, 1807-11-28

DEAL, NOVEMBER s 7.

Arrived the CAMBRIAN frigate, from the More,
and failed again for Portsmouth; Weauct.ea gun
brig from, and failed again on a cruize, off the Coati
of France, with the Tamarac/sit Hoop, CRACKER,
TICKLIR, HARDY, and PHOSPHORUS brigs. Arrived
the Pleaftnt HiH hired Hoop, from the River. Sailed
the Se* GULL hoop, on a cruize, off Fluffing.

RSISAIN IN rim DOWNS:

Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Roarer; Canada, Nana.
'Fruity, Clyde, Hindoftan, Bold, Minx, Hearty, Blazer, and
Pidgeon, and a fleet of outward-bound •coda.—Wind W. N. W
and moderate.
London, England, 1807-11-28

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 19.

Arrived yefterday from RaterGam a Dutch fchtsyt
with Baron PELT and leveral paffengers on board.
This morning arrived the FAVORITE Cutter from the
Baltic. Sailed the CRESCENT frigate and ALACRITY
floop of war.--W ind W. S. W.
London, England, 1807-11-28

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS:_

The extended reputation, which was the &It object of my Mws
bition, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL CO M PLA I NTS
and DEBILITY, having abraded to me 'various Correfpoodenti
in the United Kingdoms of Groat Britain, and from different parts
of Europe and America, I beg to addrefs this Public Notice to
fuch Cortrfpondents.
The occupation of my rime in :denting letters from theft who
grudge not remuneration, made it necefbry for outflow rein Sp
to oloferve, that no letters could be noticed tinkle ii IPank Nom
was Welded. I again repeat the information, that no fettirs. with-
out Inclidures, can be anfwered, utiles from Patients *tidy ur •
der my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Wf.
Indies, or from any Foreign Country, molt ceestain net only a
complete ftatement of the Cafe, but a very liberal into, fufficitet
to compenfate for ftudying and writing fully on the Complaint,
and for the Preparation of a confiderable Cootie of Medicine by a
London Chem;ft, if fuch thould he requifite. Where the &tame
does not admit frequency of correfpondetice, it is silo detired, that
; the age, the manner of living and general feelings as Well aevery
fymptnm that can poi ably be sieforibed, be moll particularly (ge-
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1 Letters,require no other direflion than the Chriftbn and Pm+
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Sex may have the billet affurance of ferrety, the pottage of letters,
accompanied by Fees, nerd not be paid at the time, but willliter-
wards be charged to the party.
MARTIN 'REF.,
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--rHE NEW CYCLOP/EDIA ; or UNIV ER.
-r
SAL DICTIONARY of AR I'S, SCIENCES, and LITERA-
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the DlEtioreary of Mr. Chambers; comprehending the various
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ther with the new fobjeds of Biography, Geography, and Hil-
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ARRIVED.

In the Downs, the Reward, Hare, from Lifbon—At Cowes, the
Devotion, Noble. from New York—At Liverpool, the Elizabeth,
Bundle ; and the Jahn, Bundle ; and the Rofamond. Lrwington,
from Pctalburgh—At Lancafter, the Unerring, Bell, from Pcterf.
burgh—At Briitol, the Daniel, Dickie ; Trufty, Falford; Daphne,
Beattie; anki the Priucefs Royal, —, from Newfoundland—Alf
Plymouth, the Elizabeth, Brittle ; and the Mary, Champion, front
Newfoundland—At Dartmouth, Good Intent, Gofwell, from
Newfoundland—At Virginia. Canton, Wiliteway ; Huntrefr,
Woodbery ; and Leoriaas, Mackenzie, from Liverpool--At
Charlrfton, Anacreon, Stackbery. from Liverpool—At Philadel-
phia, Carolina Ann, —, from Liverpool--At New York, Swill,
Cook ; and the A!txander,---, from Liverpool—At Nevis, Au-
gutta. Gibfon. from Liverpool—At Baltimore, William and John
14' oodhoufe, from Liverpool : and the Globe, Bally. from London:
' The Pledmontaife French frigate was on a cruize between the
Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena, in September laft.
The Ulyffa a man of war, with the Beet which failed from
Fortfmouth on the aoth of Auguft, for the Weft Indies, arrived
off Madeira on the 26th of September.
The Indian hoop of war put into Bermuda on the it6th of Odto-
her, from Newfoundland, from whence the failed with a (mall fleet
for the Weft Indies, which was difperfed the end of September, in
which the Indian was dn.:slatted. The next day the Indian faw
a vellel, bottom upwards, fuppofed to be our of her convoy.
. _

The Charlefton, --, from Savannah for Liverpool, was
fpoken with, on the rsth init. to the westward of Capc Clear, with
ail her fails fplit.
The Hewefon, Hewefon, from London for Prince Edward's
!gaud, is loft near Halifax—Crew faved.
The Glafgow, .Orr„ from Gottenburgh for Liverpool, is loft
near Hartley.
The Eleanore, Trotter, from Liverpool for Gottenburgb, la
on shore in Long Hope.
1 he Friendihip, Compton, front Jerfey for Scarborough, is loft
near Suford.

The IA difpatches from India (late, that--.
The Lord Melville, Lennos, had arrived in Bengal from Prises
of Wales Wand.
The Matilda, from Madras, arrived in Bengal the 9th June.
The Margaret lett Madras Roads the satk May.
The hart Spencer, Flemin; ; and Sir Stephen Lufbingeon, Gray.
arrived at Bombay the 2 Ift May.
The Dip Travers, Collins; and Carmarthen, Rofs, arrived at
Bombay the sith May.
The Admiral Rainier and Grab Nancy were captured by the
French privateer Jeffaire, on the coaft of Sumatra. The former
moft gallantly refifted the privateer for three days beforeithe fur*
rendered.

COVITS MAllTlAL.—Wednelday a Court Martial
was held on board the MAGNAN&ML, in Sheernefs
harbour, for the trial of Captain O'C,Nt4,,e, his
Officers and Ship's Company, fur the tot., ~t his
Majelly's late fluop LfivEttsT, when they were ad•
judged to be honourably acquitted. A. C...0t Martial
was likewifc held on boar) tnc hlac ra ANI Al E. for the
trial of Lieutenant CASSEL, tot his .Nl,.j—t)'s (loop
Pau LI NA, for infolence, contempt, and oil Obedience
of orders. The charge being in part prised, he was
adyidged by the Court to he difutificd his ihip,

V
London, England, 1807-04-01

LEITH, MARCH it.

Yeflerday arrived the Drummond. Capt. Huirow,
from Tonningen. Before this (hip failed, letters had.
been received at Tonuingen, timing, that the Ruffian
and French armies had had feveral hatt:e.:, in all of
which, the RI1(1141111, it was reported, had the advan-
tage, and that the French army was in the at of
retreating. This morning arrived a fmnggling lugger,
of ab.-sut 3o tons burden, having on board about Iso
ankers of foreign fpirits. This veffel, nn Wednefday
morning laff, about five o'clock, was difcovered off
Holy Mind by the Lady Charlotte and Henry Dun-
&as excite cutters ; but it being calm at the time, the
made off by the alalance.of het (weeps or oars; and
it was not till the con manders of thefe cutters man-
ned and armed their boats, and rowed after her for
many hours, and a dißance of at leall 20 macs, that
they came up with and captured her. But the crew,
when they law the veffel could not cleric, .took to
their boat and made off.
London, England, 1807-04-01

P,.RI'SMOUTH, MARCH 3r.

Arrived, his Majelly's fhips Imprrutux and the
JUPITER, Horn Plymouth; Dawfons, PROUDLOVE
and the Ranger, ANDERSON, from the Downc, b mid
to the Welt indict.— Sailed, his Maje(y's (hips DE-
VASTATION, With a convoy for the D .wns ; SHARP•
smoorea, with ditto, for Guernfey and Jerfey; and
the COLUMBINE, with a convoy, far Halifax.
London, England, 1807-04-01

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HE SCHOLAR'sGUIDZ to ARITHMETIC.
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Norval, Mr Ellifton ; Lady Randolph, Mrs. Powell.
Afier which will be produced (never perturmed) a new Grand
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THE WOOD DIEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK"
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London, England, 1807-04-01

PLYMOUTH, MARCH

Came in the PLOVER, of 18 guns, from a crnize.
Sailed the CMSAR, of 8o guns, to join the fquadron
off Rochefort ; LAVINIA, of 43 guns, on a cruize ; the
Jo ?ITER, of so guns, is expeOed to fail this evening
for. Pcrtfmouth. Came in the Urfus Minor, C.
HARE, from Frederickfladt, with naval (loses. Sailed
the MosELLE fl mp of war on a cruize.
London, England, 1807-04-01

BOMBAY COURIER, JUNE 28, t13.--.6.,

On Tuelday arrived in the harbour his Majefly's
(hip Cornwallis, Capt. C. J. Jou s r-ns. from a cruiae
off the Itle of France. The Cornwallis left that Oa-
tion nn the 7th init. at which period the left cruifing
off the ifland his Majeffy's (hips Albion, Capt. FER-
RIER; Pitt, Capt. BATHURST; and Drake, Capt. P!L•
LEW. It appears that three French frigates had ar.
rived at the ifland from Eirrope ; two of them failed
on a cruize. The fquadron had experienced very
revere blowing weather on their cruizing ground,
being mottly under reefed toprails and forefaits.—
They made no capture during their cruize.
By letters from Aden, the zoth of May raft, we
learn, that 70 •men, belonging to the Cardebirx, a
fhip, the property of the Nabob of Surat, had, on
that day, reached Aden in an open beat.—The Car-
debux had been captured four dais before, near
Cape St. Anthony, by a French privateer, and fent
for the Mauritius.

The Clerk.of the Cardthux, who is among thole
fer t on Chore, reports, that there are feveral Arab
feamen on board the privateer. They laid this four
°the, French (hips wet e cruizing off Babelmandel And in
the Red Sea Their rendezvous is faid tote Cameron
lfland, lately purchafed by Seyd Mahomed Akil, Err
,6,0c0 dollars The Seyd is laid to have fortified
the illind, which is very well fitted to become a na-
tion for cr•rfairt. The Cardchnz's cargo of piece
goods, on freight for the Red Sea market, was va
lued at upwards of two lacks of rupees.
A report prevails, that Come frnall veffels, with
Mahometan Pilgrims for Mecca, from this coact, had
been feized by the French pi ivatee s.
London, England, 1807-04-01

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE.

THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE cletirous of ex-
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forded by the termination of the Bridal Slave Trade. for promot-
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'anti perpetuating the benefits that are expeded to arife to the Ni
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ARRIVED.

Off Torbay, the Mary, Brune. from Malta—At Cork, London,
Bowen, frum Surinam ; and the Alice, Pi.terh, ;rum f ifbon for
Lon dou—A t Newry, William, lieu fon, from New York —At
Dtihiin, Commerce, Walker,. from London—At Liflon, John,
Wright ; and the Choice, Dunn, from Liverpool; William, Mar-
thal from Galway ; John Duygen from Newfoundland ; Jupiter,
R.anfon : Mary, Fuller; Fox, Leggett ; Fortuna, Bryfun : and the
Armizade, , Irtun London—At Savannah, Liberty,
ll'Phalon, from Liverpool, aml the ColieLcaice, Ray, from Cork

WEXFORD. MARCII r 9.
On Monday, the brig Indultry, of and front C4tef•
ter, for Dublin, with a cargo of coils. [truck un
Gl.tfcar►ig Point. After fultaining the violence of a
heavy fea for fume time, the happily got off, and
arrivcd fafely in rut harbour.
London, England, 1807-04-01

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LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30.

On Friday fe'nnight, arrived here his Majefty's
fhip PRINCES 3, Captain Cot.qpixx, from Plymouth ;
and on Friday lati tailed his Majelly's 114 A LLIGAT 'R,
Captain CAMPBELL, for that port.
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6z. 38. W. and from the ether veffels on the 24th of
February in lat 24. to. N. long. 6z. 23. W.—'Cwt)
Guineamen paired Demerara for the Well Indies on
the zoth of January, one laid to be the Alexander,
the other not known. In lat. sz. long. 30, fpnke the
Europe, from Charlellon to Liverpool.

FROM! t.I.OYD's LIST.

GRAVESIND, MARCU 31 --Paired by the Sylph,Wllliams, and
the Forland, Newell, from Norway. Sailed the Generous Friends,
Johnion, fcr Guernk y ; Orlando, Jackfon, for St. Kitt's ; Onavia,
Coifed, (or Triefle; Better Luck Still, M'Corner, for Coptn•
hagcn ; Princely Mary, Langton, tur Lifbon ; Ann, M'Cauly, for
Sierra Leone; Sifters Providence, Parry, for Demerara; Alex-
ander, Atkins ; Sterling, Leigh ; and the Peggy, , for Jamaica.
London, England, 1807-04-01

STATE LOTTERY.

FIRST DRAWNTCKETS entitled to CAPITAL PRIZES.
HAZARD, BURNE and CI. N. 93, Itoy,ll
Exchange, London, (by whom r•::•ry Prize of the above de.
fcription was Sold and Shared in Ilse hit Lottery) are now felling
rICKET• and SHARES for the STATE IsIPTTERY, which will
begin Drawing the tath of April next. •
The Firft drawn Tickets on the Four Heft Days of Drawing
will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each,
and the Firit drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU •
SAND POUNDS each; and the Firit drawn 3000 Tickets, its
addition to any other Benefit that may fall to them,will be er.•
titled to TEN Poo NOS carp. _ _ _ .

....
The CAPITAL PRIZES in the Fah Lottery Sold at their
Of were,

__ „ ___
l• of /, 30,000 I t of L {coo ; and
I of 21,000 2 of rOOO.
I of 10,000 All in Sharer,
And one of t.oncl. in a Whale Ticket.
•„• Order., from the Country, with remittance, attended to on
the lame terms .I. if preft nt.
London, England, 1807-04-01

THE Lith OF APRIL

GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
a"cl contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNDS. ii Sterling Money.
['HIS is the mon extraordinary Scheme ever pro
deced in the Annals of Lotteries. Jse imprevcderged num
bar of Grand Prizes makes
Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn t 4th of April will be a Prize ;
Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn.
SCHE7VIE.

4 ?rim of £lO.OOO are LBo,ooo
4 10,000 40,000
4 5,000 20,0.'70
10 ••••• 1,000 •••-• 10,000
10 500 . 5,000
30 ..- 100 3,000
43 • so 1,000
3,000 20 60,0c0
3,cocFirft drawn Tickets to each 30,000

—. . ,
ts,coo I icarts. Zaso,cco
FIRST-DRAWN TICKET,
1R Day, - - £20,C00
2d Day, - 20,C00
3d Day, .... 2 C ,COO
4th Day, - 20003
.erh D- ay, - 10,C:ill
6th Day, - - - ro,ooa
TICK ETS and SHARES are felling at all the old eltablifbed
Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
Tice t - £ 19 17 0
Half • j; to 3.0 I Eighth Ls 52 0
Quarter - 5 3 o Shtcenth - i 6 6
The Firlt drawn Ticket will receive ao,oool.
London, England, 1807-04-01

DEAL, MARCH 31.

Arrived Kis Majefly's lhip EDGAR, of 74 guns,
from Portfmouth, with the HERGH 1100 p of war, and
FURY bomb; ExERTIfiN gun brig, from a cruize off
the Flemifh Banks ; 'FICKLER gun brig, and Prins
PHORUS fire geffel, from off Boulogne ; BRITISH FAIR
hired armed cutter from Dnver Pier, and failed for
Yarmouth. Admiral the Right Hon. Lord KEITH,
K. B. (hilted his flag this morning from his Majetly's
fhip TRUSTY 10 the Enomt.-.--Came down from the
River the Mercy, Masora, for Baibadots; and Roy.
Aft, Roaitir,m, for Gibraltar ; and remain in, the
Downs with his Majelly's (hips, &c. as pis lan.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 3t.

The Nelly, of Sunierland, J. w ATSoN mafler,
bound to Colchefler, with a cargo of coals, fprong
a leak, and ran on Corton-Beach.—Sailed on a crtlize,
the ARIEL and ALERT hoops of war.—Arrived, the
ettErrfis floop of war.—Sailed for their refpeetive
deflinataons, the Earl of Leicefler, Car. THOM SoN ;
PIIG:e of Wales, DELL; and Lord Nenn, Capt.
Srtwaar, packets, with raaiIs.—ROESUCK, MAJES•
TIC, DICTATOR, RESOLUTION, AGINCOURT, NASSAU
(hips of war, in the Road,.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-04-01

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 1, 007,
will be acted a New Comedy, called
TOWN AN 1) COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST
The principal Charatters by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
}awry, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mils Brunton, Mrs. Da-
venport, Mra Emery, &c.
To which will beadtled the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE:
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
The new Comedy of Town and Country; with Mother Cook,
will be performed every evening, till further notice.
London, England, 1807-04-01

THE NEW HOUAE OF COMMONS.

This day ova: rublinted, price roS. fld in Boar•is. t ‘s. in Red, (sr
Ctlf•gilt, a new and enlarged Flituni, revill to the Heil

of March of .
ik BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE
of COMMONS. containing brief hut corral Noticed of
the Lim, the Family and Party ConneCtions the Senatorial Cha-
raacr and Conduct, and other Mend and fatl4fadtory Particular:.
lelative to all the Members of the prefent Ct/M MONS HOLM
of PARL'A MEN P; drawn up and printed; aa a Companion t.
the Court Kalend:rs and the Pocket Peerages
Pinned RICMA kit Pntt.wra, No 6. 13-idgc Ara t, Blackfriars:
and to he had of all bookfeUers.

Of whom may he bad, in Niue Volumes complete, or either
frp.treely. Memoirs of Public Charaater. betwe, n thz
Years a 798 atid t 807, price ice. 6d per Volume in Boards, embel
hilted with Portraits.
London, England, 1807-04-01

BIRTH!

At Doreland,acth of January, the Lady of Charles Stewart, Efq.
Captain of the a: ft militia, of a fon.
• Wetintfday evening, at his Lordthip's Mute in Spring gardens
Vifcountefa Fitzharria, of a fon. •
Friday morning, at Brickendenburgt, Herta, the Lady of Wm
Dent, Efq. 4a daughter.
On the 14th ult. at Plymnuth Dock, the Lady of Captain Henry
Garrett, of the Roy.' Navy, of n fon.
Friday fennight, at Bulky Park, Mu. Jordan, of a daughter.
London, England, 1807-04-01

MISS OWENSON's POEMS.

This day was publifhed, elegantly printed, price even Shillings
in Boards.

THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI-
-- C.U. FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,
Author of the rovscr of ST DOMIN lc, the WILD TRIM CTRL

&c. &c.
Triffil light as ai-....---SunxESPLAR ►.
Vrai papillon de PatnafTe.-1.4 FouraiNe.

. .
Printed for RICHARD Pitt 6, Bridge ileac; and fold by
J. ARCtIER. M. KLENE, N. MAHGN, W. DMIDALE, F. COL-
BERT, and W. WATSON, DO in ; and by ail other Bookfeßert.
Of wham may he had,
The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four
Vuittmes. Price Ilk

The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL. Three Vo•
hnes. 13s 6d.

The Eigltb rdirion of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three
Vniumcr. 133 6d.
Sit JOHN CARR's S rRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau.
tiful Pngravings. 4.t0. 2!. 514
London, England, 1807-04-01

HULL, MARCH 30.

Sunday fe'nnight, the Lively, SMITH ; Refolution,
SCORESBY and Experiment, &tarots, failed from
Whitby for the GI eenland Filhery ; and on the fol-
lowing day, the Henrietta, KEARSLEY, and Volun
teer, BErmiNc row, f•r the fame deflination. The
ab')ve (hips, with the Aim Well, AGAR, and William
and Ann. JoiiNsorr, which failed on the 7th inft. for
Davis's Streights, compote the whole of the whale
filhery (hips from Whitby this feafon. On Thurfday
laft, the brig Ann, RAWSON, of Sunderland,
coal laden, in coming out of that port, (buck upon
the bar, and received lo much damage, as to be un-
der the necelfity of putting into Whitby : the funk
almolt immediately c n entering the harbour. The
Advice, JOHN CLARKSoN, of Whitby, when about
three miles from Whitby, on her voyage to Gainf-
borough, picked up a large water calk, with the fol-
lowing infcription on it : John and Rofamond In-
creafe, of Berwick." The above veal failed from
this pert about a lot tnight ago, and not having been
heard of fince, it is feared is totally loft, with her
London, England, 1807-04-01

PP ASII.. IN sou rH AMERICA.

Lately publithrd, in Bvo. price 64. I n boards,
AVOYAGE to 13RA:qt. ; with geheral Sketch( S
of tha Country, defcribing its Natural Prodoeli.ins, the
Cliaraacr 'and Manners of the Colonial Inhabitants, &c ; and an
accouti• of the City and Provinces of St. Salvadore and Porto
Stott). Including a Na•rative of the fetzure of t lfritilh Wird,
and !!te imprifoinnent of the Author and the Ship's Crew by the
Portugutfe. To which are added, a eorred Tattle of Ezdunge,&c.
Isy THOMAS LINDLEY.
ninsed for J. johnfon. in St. Paul's Church yard.
London, England, 1807-04-01

FASHIONABLE 'DANCING AND MUSIC.

A LLEN and PRINCE privately complete Lx
dies and Gentlemen of any. age, who never learnt, or not in
the modern Style, at No. 19. Sh6Tard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, and
No. to, Great Alie-ltrect, GOodmon's Veld*. Their Plans tx-
prgsly formed for thofe who with the acquirement private, ex-
peditious, and fuitahle to perfons vi rank and fa(hiun.
That others walling to learn damp need not go to Dancing
Schools, where bad company meet, public LL Eons arc alto
tw. evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.—Hours
kir Children, fix to nine ; grown up Pupils. lane to half pall ten.
Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thorough Bars Extempore Play
ing, and Mac in general, at School Prices.—Schools: and Fanli-
ke& attended.
Piano Forte; Sold ,Exchanged, Let on hire, and Tencdt

Ile only Rcpofitory in the Britilh Empire, where Comfort, Elfe,
AtiraliiMy, Pk aflintnefs, liewnomy. and
.a SAVING of
ONE GUINF.A 'THREE, are e.mihined in the Purchafe of
rOLLYER's 'SILK STOCKINGS with Cotton
Feet. No. t 46. Fleet-fireet. A molt rich, valuable and ele-
pant f. Icetion, at the fellowir4 prices t—Ladies and Gentlemen's
Rout and fine black, white, and celourcd China Mk, from 75. (d.
or three pair for a guinea, to roped= with the molt tafhionablc
clocks, r:b. ode
N. To foch.of die Nebili;r, Clergy. and Gentry who have
not made ti'Jl of their diflinguifhed and invaluable excellencies, it
may I.e pri.yer more precifcly Rate, they arc far more comfort
able, foul, and plealatit, infinitely mrre durable and though every
way equal In richnefa, elegance, and quality, are not more that,
two-thirds of the price of thofe with filk feet.
London, England, 1807-04-01

LADIES.

THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greaten
drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Pace,
Arms, &e. in allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea-
rant. To remove th:ni various Preparations have, from time to
time, flatted up, but nirdt of them (11though Amnipoufly adver
Bled) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, arc
fallen Or falling to the ground. In praife of TREN r's DEPI
LATORY, which ft.mds abfolutely unparalleled alid juilly ce
lehrzted, the Proprietors win only oliferve, that it removes the
hair:. in a few mini]. cs, without inkiri..g the fkin, or canting any
unpleafant fen%tion—that it has been happily applied and highly
approved in the heft circles of falltion and rank—and that 1 adios
may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular demonftration of ita efficacy
and innocence, hcf-Jre they make a pin chafe.
It is fold (hy appointment of (*rent and Co.) wholefale and re-
tail, by vlr. Perrin, 23. Southampton Brett, Covent Garden; Mr
Itiggc, apfide ; Mr. Golding, Combat; and retail by all the
principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London.
'Co Ladies in the country, encloting the amount,free of pottage,
it will he immediately forwarded—price is.
London, England, 1807-04-06

MISS OWENSON's POEMS.

Chi.; day was publitht.d, elegantly printed, price even Shillings
in Boards. _ _

ZHE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI-
CAL FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,

author of the NOVICE Of ST. GrIMINIC, the WILD buss GIRL,

&c. ate.
Triflts light as air.---•-•SHAICESPEARE.
Vial papillon de Pamaffe ••••i.. A FONTAIN Z.

. -
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge•itrett: and fold by
J. ARCHER. M. KLENE, N. MAHON, W. DI GD wt. F. COL-
BERT, and W. WATSON, Dubin; and by a.: other Boolarilera.

Df whom may he had.

The Second Edition of The NOVICE o 1 ST. DOMINIC, Fcur
Volume:. Price ,Bs.
The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo.
Mmes. a3s 6d.
The Eighth Editinn of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three
Volumes. 13$ 6d.
Sic JOHN CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau-
tiful Engravings. gto. 21. ss.
London, England, 1807-04-06

This day was publifhed, price is. 6d.

A LETTER to SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Efq
M. P. on his propofed BILL for the AMENDMENT of
the POOR LAWS.
By the Rev. T. R. MALTHUS, A. M.
Late Fellow of Jefus College, Cambridge, and Author of the
Effay en the Principle of Population.
Printed for J. palmitin, in St. Paul's Church-yard; and John
Fatchard, Piccadilly.
Where may be bad, the Third Edition, in two Volumes, 04!.tavo,
price One Guinea, in boards,
The ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of POPULATION.
London, England, 1807-04-06

SALES BY AUCTION.

LEICESTERSHIRE, nn the Border of RUTI.AND.
By Mars. SKINNER. DYKE and CO.
At Garraway s, London, on Wtilnefday, May 6, at is o'clock, in
one Lot.

AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fitnate in
the parilh of Cold Overton, in the county of l .eiceft cr. nearly
adjoining the turnpike road from Langbam to Nichol; Mowbray,
four miles from Oakham, fix from the capital market town of Mel-
ton Mowhray, and ten front Uppingham ; confifting of a very im-
provable Grazing Farm, containing rot acres of meadow and old
pafture land, plentifully fupplied with excellent water, now in the
poffellion of Mr. Gco Bryan,as tenant at will, at the very low rent
of zocl. per ann. The Farm is capable of the greatelt improvement,
and, in point of fituation, very defirahie. To be viewed at days
preceding the tale, by applying to John Wood, the Shepherd, in ar
the Church, Cold Overton. Printed particulars may he had at ch.:
Crown, Oakbam ; Falcon, Uppingham ; Swan, Melton Mowbray;
of Mr. Price. printer, Leicefter ; of Mr Ncia comb printer, Stam •
ford; Mcffrs. Dicey and Co. printers, Northampton ;at the place
of fale; and of MciTrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate ftrect
London.
London, England, 1807-04-06

FA 11%1017TH. APRIL 3.

Arrived his Majett y's (hip ALKMAAR, of 5o guns,
Capt. DAVY ; and RESOLUTE gun brig, from Cork,
with a convoy for Plymouth, Portfmouth, and
London ; alfo the Eaft India fbip Sarah Chrifliana,
—, from Bengal, (even months paffage : imme-
diately on her arrival a Gentleman (Mr. THOMAS
Roaaays) went off for London, with the difpatches
brought by her. Pallid this port his Majefty's hired
brig ENDEAVOUR, of to guns, with convoy for the
Eafiward, from %Vales, &c. The packets with mails
of the ;ft init. for America and Jamaica, are expected
to fail on Sunday next. Arrived the fhip Lady
Commine, to wait convoy for Jamaica. Wind N.
London, England, 1807-04-06

AT a numerous and terpeetAble Meeting of thel
FRiENin (a* Lieut. Colonel JOHN BANNERMAN, at
the King's Ite,nl'faveni, ir. the ►'oultry,the following Refolutions
were utianitnonCy carried,
P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, E q. M. P. in the Chair,

Refo!eel, 'That it is the opieion'of this Meeting, that the energy,
ability, and integrity, of Lirut. Colonel 13ANNERMAN, which
have he, n mifornily maniteftsd by his condudt in the important
Military and Diplomatic Rations be filled, during a peririd of 24
years adult rtfiJetici. in litrii:., render that diftinguilhed Officer in
a pecoliir fiecree cpalified fur the important fituation of an k:aft
India Diredlor.

folved aifo, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the
Court of Directors. the Governor General in Council of India,and
the Governor in Council at Madras, in the high terms of appro-
bation beamed by t'..em refpeetively, on the Public Serviees of
Lieut. Colonel Baimeirnati, will ufe its utmoft endeavours on the
prefent occafion, to promote and fecure his Eledtion.
March z6,18z7.

P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Chairman•
London, England, 1807-04-06

STATE LOTTERY.

Prizes of Lr,o^o
Soo

4 Prizes of 410,000 to
4 10,000 to
4 --- 5.000 Etc. Pc. B.:c.
SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, and No. 12,
CHARING CROSS. are felling the TICKFTS and SHARES of the
prefect STATE I.fr ITERY, to begin Drawing 14th of Tuts
Mow re This Lottery contains an unufual number of the highcit
Capitals, and gives to the firß Three Thoufand Tickets to!. each,
over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againft them.
EIGHTEEN CAPITAL. PRIZES in the left and preceding
Lotteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at
SWIFT and Co's. Offices.
London, England, 1807-04-06

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4.

Came in the Warge Harmonic, Captain ANRER-
SON, from Dram, with timber, &c. for this port
Umtou, Captain Lloyd, from Cork, with provifions
for the navy. Sailed the LADY WARREN armed 'hip
with a fleet for the Downs.—The GOLIAH, of 74
guns, and the NAUTILUS, of tB, are expetted to fail
this evening to join the Channel Fleet.
London, England, 1807-04-06

TWICKENHAM COMMON. MIDDLESEX.
Capital OIL MILLS, RESIDRNCE, and FARM,' .
With immediate poffeffion.
By Meffrs SKINNER. DYKE., and CO.
At Garraway's, on Wedncfday, May 6, at t i o'clock,in Tviot.nts,
by order of the Executors and Devifees,
THE very valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
eomprifing TWICKENHAM OIL MILLS, fituate on a
powerful Bream, with 9 feet fall, at a short distance from the Rive:
'Thames; with a capital water wheel, t 8 feet diameter, working
3 pair of upright 'tones; 2 pair of rolls, and t 7 pair of ftampers.
with lifting frames; furnaces, and fuitable cifterns , at the appara
tus, tackle, and going geers; a capital fire-engine, and lofts for 70:0
quarters; a ne*ly eredted agent's dwelling-houfe; ayti about s t
acres of arable, madow. and rdlure lard. The premifes poffefa
every reqnifite convenience for carrying on a very extenlive and
bent finial trade : are prefumed to be equal. if not fuperior, to any
Mills in the kingdom and are hell for 40 years, at a rent of only
Itch per annum. Alfo, a very defirable Freehold EP ate adjoining,
lately occupied by Thomas Winfioe, Ffq. the owner, .I..ceafed ;
confiftirg of a genteel refidence, and domellie offices, called Full
well Lodge; capital (tabling. coach bode, and other buildings, re-
cently eredled on an uniform plan, ard handfome elevation: be-at •
WO ph-afore-grounds, Ihrubhery, and excellent gardens; with hot-
boob., green !inure, and lofty walls, clothed with a choice (ewe-
.ion of truit•trees; and the adjoining paddock. containing about
t 6 acre', interfedted by the mill-lb-cam, which has the appearance
of aft rpentine canal. The fituation is remarkably fine, healthy,
and commands a beautiful and vt ry extenfive profpedt. To he
viewed by tickets only, which may he had, with printed narticu-
lan, of Mr. Lambert, Solicitor, Hatton-garden; and of Metres.
Skinner, Dyke, and Co Alderfgate Itreet, niter,: a plan may be
Peen, and a copy of the leaf...paied. Particulars may be nib had
of Mr. Trewman, printer, Exeter ; Mr. Gutch, priottr. Bra'
till; Mr. Peacock, pt inter, York ; Mr. Billinge, p. inter, I leer-
:l.oot ; and Mr. Baines, printer, Leeds; Mr. Donaldfon, printer,
Eel iburgh; and at the place of Pale —N. B. Part of the purchafe.
money may remain on mortgage.
London, England, 1807-04-06

4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

BISH folicits the attention of the Public to the
• SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, in another part of
this Paper, which will he found to contain an unufual number of
Capital Prizes, with the novelty of zo.oool. being allotted to the
Firft-drawn Ticket on each of the firft four days, in addition to
which the firft 3,000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled
to tot each, over and above any benefit that may be drawn againft
them ; an early purchafe is therefore neceWary, as the whole weight
of Capital Prizes is Pure to be drawn in the firft four days.
Ticket► and Shares are felling in great variety at the above

Offices, where •
Nos. 1,147, and 6.633,
The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITALS Of 30,ocicl. each, were both

SHARED RDA SOLD;
And where Twenty-one Capital Prises were Shared and Sold in
the laft and prefont year.
••• The LOTTERY begins 14th of THIS MONTH.

SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the lab
LOTTERY:
No. 19.544, Prize of 20,1001. in fifteen Shares,
8.756, Prize of spool. in five Sham,
1,353, Prize of soot in nine Shares,
44, Prize of soot in fixteen Shares,
I.ikewife in former Lotteries. No. 33.979, and N 3. 42.09, both
Prizes of 30,0031. and Two hundred and thirteen Prizes. from
; oel. to 32.0051. have been Shared and Sold by Horniby and Co.
The Tickets, Halves, Qpartcrs, Eighths, and Sixteenths. are
now Selling at the loweft Prices; and the Money for the Prizes
paid on Demand.
The Scheme contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of.
The Drawing begins on the 14th of THIS MONTH, with a
20,0001. fur the Firlt-drawn Ticket, on the firft Day; 26,c=1.
fecond Day; zopool. third Day; 20,00c1. fourth Day ; 16,0c01.
fifth Day ; io,oool. firth Day.
Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exadtly on the fame
Te rme as if pvefent, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery.
Offices, No. 26, Conihill, 32, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's
Hill, Borough.
London, England, 1807-04-06

---
CHARACTERS OF SHARESPERE.

INSTITUTION Pir the IMPROVEMENT of ENGLISH FLO.
CUTION, the Cute of Impediments of Speech, and the In-
itruetion of Foreigners, in the Idiom and Pronunciation of the
Englifh Language.
No. 40, BEDFORD PLACE, Rosstit-Settmat, BLOOMSBURY.
rI'HIS PRESENT MONDAY the 6th, Wednef-
i day the Btb, and Friday the 'nth of April, 18D7. and the
Monday, Wednefday, and Friday enfuing, at eight in the evening,
MR. THELWALL

Will deliver a POPULAR COURSE of CRITIC %I. and DRA-
M ATIC LECTURES nn fome of the PLAYS of Sll AK ESPERE,
and on the Reprefentatinn of his Principal Characters by Recent
and Contemporary Performers. Including particular Criticifms on„,
the Qltalifications and Accomplifiunent• nereffary to form the
Finilhed Ador, and Exemplifications of the Elocution and Adlion
Of GARRICK, REDDISH. HENDERSON, SMITH, BETTY, KEMISLE
COOKE, ELLISTON, Mrs. SIDDONS, mire SMITH, &c. To be EC•
companied by Recitations of the principal Speeches, Soliloquies
&c. from the refpedive Plays.
Admittance 1. 6d.—Eight Transferable Tickets tl. vs.
N B. Private Inftruaion.. Accommodations for Hns`e Pupils
by the Year, Qarter, or Month. Junior Pupils, with Impedi-
ments, fuperintended by Mrs. Tit E LWA I. L.

MANSION HOULTSE AND MANORS IN DORSETSHIRE,

TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YFARS,

THE very ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE of
CRITCHILL, partly furnifhed, with fuch part of the hand-
fame Park belonging, as may be agreed on. And the right of
Sporting in fevcral adjacent Manors, where the Game is abundant.
Alfo the ISLAND and CASTLE of BROWNSE fituate at
the entrance into Pool Harbour. The !nand confifts of about
Soo Acres, and the Cattle is partly furnifhed, and forms the molt
complete Marine rcfidence in England.
Alfo the MANSION-HOUSE of GRANGE. with the Manors
'attached thereto, and an adjoining Farm, which may be let toge-
ther with the Manfion, or hparate.
Further particulars may be had, by application to Mr. FVIIII,
Surveyor, at Wimborne ; and of Melrrs. M Dougall and Hunter,
Lincoln's-Inn, London.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Perfons in the Poffeffion of Incomcs, arifing
from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Eftates, in Land or
Houres,Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or
any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with tempora-
ry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying An-
nuity 'mecca for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accommodated, on their perfonal fecurity; and in any
I aftance where the Engle fecurity of an individual may be deemed
infufacient, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pays
merit of the intereft. will remove the ohjedion ; and in all cafe-
privilege will be Osten to the Public, to return the nrineipal at
their own option.—Perfonal applications will be rect.-Owed every day
till four o'clock, and Letters iron Corrcfpondcnts in town and
country, (poft paid) will be immeclatcly anfwered, addrciled to
the Diredor of the Knightibridge Bank, at his town houfe, No 8,
Lower john-hrect, Goidsn4luarc.
London, England, 1807-04-06

AUGSBURG, MARCH IS.

The Turks are Hated, in letters from Vienna, tri
have gained come farther advantages over the Ruf-
fians on the Danube, and to have occupied the town
Seven Hinds.
of Previfq, witha view to an expedition againft the

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BERLIN, MARCH 16.
All the Trench troops which were Rationed in this
City, and at Potfdam, have ben ordered to repair
by forced marches to the army. The regiment of
Hohenzollern. and about 200 grenadiers of the Im-
perial Honk Guards, ate the only troops here. The
garrifons of Magdeburgh, CuQ,in, &c. have taken
the fame route, and are to be replaced by the Dutch
OT German contingents.
The Emperor Napoleon caufes the pay of Mat-Aral
Mollendorff, about 40,000 francs a year, to be regu-
larly icnt to him every month.
London, England, 1807-04-06

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