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ALICE HOLT FOREST, HANTS.
.fo be SOLD by AUCTION.
By Order of the Surveyor General of his Majefty's Forelts, Woods,
&c. by Melfrs. Allen and Ward, at the Star Inn, at Bentley,
near Farnham, Surrey, on Tuefday the 26th day of May, ;8 )7,
at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in three l.ots,
THE BARK of Soo la* OAK TIMBER
a• TREES, felled for the ufe of the Navy, in the above Foreft,
containing about ;62, Loads.
May be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by applying to
Mr. William Moore, Keeper of the laid Foreft: and the particu-
lars and Conditions of Sale may be had of the laid Mr. Moore;
alfo of Mr. Butkr, Deputy Surveyor of the Foreft, Binficld,
Becks; at the George Inn, Snow-Hill, London; White Lion,
Guildford; King's Arms, Godalmicg; Swan, Alm; at the Place
of Sale; and at the Audioneers', Farnham.

BECCI.F.S, SUFFOI.K.
Any Family wiiking to exchange their place of abode for a gen-
teel Neighbourhood, abounding with every comfort ; or any
Perron defirous of connedting a Commercial Concern with a
Country Refiderice, will find this every way caleplated.
TO BE SOLD,
AFREEHOLD MESSUAGE, containing a
Hall, Breakfall Parlour. Dining and Drawirg Rooms, five
Sleeping Rooms on the Fiat Flour. and five on the Attic, double
Coach Houfes and Stables for eight Horfes, with attached and de-
tached Offices, accommodated to be the Refidence of a genteel Fa-
mily. The views arc extenfive and interefting; a Gardener's Cot-
tage adjoins; and the Premifes comprife nearly one Acre and a
quarter of rich foil, forrounded by a lofty well planted Wall.
The Furniture, or a part thereof, may be taken at a fair valua•
tion.—Beceles is a very kandfome town, paved and lighted, the
poor rates moderate, the market well fupplied, and the river navi-
gable. Diltance from Norwich s 7 miles, Yarmouth 14 miles,
Loweftoft g, Bungay 6.
Apply for particulars to Mr. Lincoln, merchant, at Beetles; or
Mr. Page, architea, King's Road, Bedford Row, London.
To five trouble, the price is sjool. Two thirds may remain
On mortgage,

HIS FORIC GALLERY of PICTURES, PALL MALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by PETER COXE,
At Mr. Squibb's Great Rooms, Say Be Pottage,
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY the 39th and 3oth instant,
"'HIS Gallery of PiCtures contains the Works of
our molt eminent Britifh Artilts, on Subjedle peculiarly inte-
relting to many Noble Families connedted with the molt early
part of Englilh bliftory, as well as to the commemoration of events
that will ever be held in remembrance by &high Subjc
Among ethers it comprifes chafe very fplendid and inimitable
produtions of Loutherbourg, the Great Fire of London, the De-
feat of the Spanifh Armada, and the Battle between Richard
Cover de Lion and Saladin, in Pale Rine —Likewile, two highly
diddled PiEtures by Weft, of William the Firft accepting the
Crown of England, and the Subrnifflon of John to his &other
Richard; with the happleft efforts of thofe dittinguithed Arent'
lately demoted, Wheatley, Hamilton, and Hodges. and particularly
eleven of the very Suit Work, of the late Mr.Opie, whole Chefs-
d'teuvre are certainly in this Culkdtion; alto, that interefting and ,
beautiful Picture of Lady Jane Grey In Prifon, by Northcote;
with tomcat the molt highly finilhedproduaious of Smifke, Tre-
(hams. Fuzell, Stothard, Rigaud, Waal!, &c. &c. Two feu of the
Hlftory of England, the Plates on India Paper (fix only of there
have ever been pubtdited) and three Copies of the Etchings of this
Work.; likewife three Seta of Views in Egypt, Paleftine, &e. &c.
Air*, the whole of the Drawings made for the Vignettes, &c. &c.
belonging to the Hittory of England. This valuable Colleduion
cannot but be highly interefting to the admirers of Britiih Art;
they colt Mr. Bowyer to.oool. as proved before both Floats of
Parliament previous to poiling the At% for this Lottery.
For particulars inquire of Mr. Bowyer, Pall Mall.

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MAY :3, 1807.
T a MEETING of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and
Freeholders of the County of Cumberland, holden at
Wigton, this day, to confider of an Addrefs to his Majefty, for his
attention to the Civil and Religious Eftablilhment of chafe
Kingdoms,
JOHN THOMLINSON, Efq. High Sheriff, in the Chair,
RESOLVED,

aft. 1 hat the Addrefq to his Majefty, now moved and (receded,
is approved of unanimouily.
ad. That the Addrefs be figned by the High Sheriff of the
County, in the name of the Meeting.
3d. That the Addrefs be tranfmitted to the Lord Lieutenant of
the County, revelling his Lorelibip to prefent the fame to his
Majclty's Principal Secretary of State.
4th. That the Rcfolutions of this Meeting be Inferted in each
of the County Papers, the S raa, the Courier, and Morning
Chronicle. JOHN THOMLINSON, Shull
On the Sberift's leaving the Chair, Jo‘ten Matt BALLAH.
TIN C Dv a is, Efq was requefted to take the Chair.
Rcfulved Unanimoully.
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the High Sheriff,
far hie able and judicious Condudt in the Chair, and that the Chair-
man do fign this Refolution. J. D. 13 DYKES.

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GENERAL ELECTION.

SUSSEX
TO THE GENTLE CLERG
OF SOSSE.X.Y. and FREETiOLDERS
OF HENTON EY
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GENTLICIAEN,
T TAKE the earlieft opportunity of returning you
x- my molt fincere Thanks for your having fa warmly interefted
rsurfelves in my behalf in the pretent conteit, and earneftly re-
qut ft an early attendance at the Poll of fuch Freeholders as intend
to honour me with their fuppott, not doubting but a continuance
of the fame exertions in my favour will fccure my Eledlion.
I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
With the greateft refpccl,
Your obedient and faithful fervent,
Lewes, May 20, 1807. I. FULLER.
State of the Poll at the Clore on Wedriefday, Ma 20 :
Mr. Wyndham - 3346
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Mr. Fuller - 2893
Colonel Sergiffon - • 28os

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quence of this failnie, they had raife3 the liege in
Come confufion, and marched for Elbing. They alfo
report, that the Emperor NAPOLEON, confcious of
the danger of his prefent fituation, has Niched the
mediation of the EMPEROR of AUSTRIA ; and that
the Emperor had contented to his requeft, under the.
expels condition, that the Emperor NAPOLEON fhould
reftore his capital to the KING of PRUSSIA.
We cannot afcertain what degree of credit is due
to thefe rumours. Some of them are contradieted by
other accounts received from Holland yefterday.—
Letters from Rotterdam, of the date of Monday laft,
(late, that intelligence from Dantzic, dated the sth
init. had reached Holland. At thattime the liege had
not been railed, but there was.an evident relaxation
in the operations of the enemy. This was attributed
to the vigour with which the reiterated attempts of
the French to carry the town by Qorm, on the night
of the z9th of April, were repulfed. The garrifon
made forties almoft every day, molt of which are re-
prefented as having been completely fuccefiful.
There letters Rate it to be the general opinion in
Holland, that the Court of Vienna was on the eve rf
declaring again( France. It was even reported, pn
the 18th inftant, that fuch a declaration had aetually
been made. We do not believe that Aultria has yet
gone fo far. The intended interview between the
two Emperors will, however, produce fomething
de-
cifive ; it will either terminate in confirming Auftria
n her fyftem of neutrality, or making her a party in
the war.

FOREIGN JOURNALS.
This day we received Paris Papers to the t 3th, and
Dutch to the 17th infant. We fubjoin fome extracts
—They are not of a nature to require any °Verve-

Lions from us:
" FRANKFORT UPJN THE MAIN, MAY 8.
44 Yeßerday arrived here about I,screl French
troops from Mayence, and proceeded this day on
their march to the Grand Army.
" The greater' part of the divifions, Boudet and
Molitor, have already paired through Augiburgh and
its environs, for the fame points of deßination."
PARIS, MAY is.

The Perfian Ambafrador arrived on the :6th
April in the Cattle of Finkenftein. The following
day he had an audience of the Emperor, who, on the
28th, tbewed him twenty battalions of infantry of his
Guards,and ordered them to make feveral manmuvres,
which the Ambatlador contemplated with the utmoft
aftonifltment.
" Oa the 29th he had another audience of his Ma-
jefty, who convei fed a confiderable time with him on
Perfian literature and antiquities. He is a Gentleman
of much information ; and affured the Emperor, that
there exift in Perfia Memoirs of the War between the
Parthians and Romans, and alto a Hittory of Alex-
ander, which does not agree with ours. The Inter-
preter having told the Emperor that a copy of the
above hiltory exifts in the library, he has ordered it

tc be tranflated.
" The Moniteur, which contains the preceding ar-
ticle, gives afterwards a journal of the liege of Dant-
zic, from the 22d to the 3oth of April. The works
have been continued by the befiegers with more or
left. fuccefs. The cannonade is kept up on both fides
with uncommon vigour, and feveral forties have been
made. _ _ _

4, On the 25th, in the afternoon, Martha' Lefebvre
ordered the firing to ceafe, and fent his Aid de Camp
to fummon the place, but General Kalkreuth replied,
that he would linen to no propofals of that kind un-
til a pradicable breach had been made.
44 In the following night the bombardment was
kept up with great fpirit, and feveral buildings in the
town were let on fire, and the, flames raged for fome
time. The garrifon attempted a fortie, but was re•
pulled with confiderable lots.
" In the night of the 28th, the befieged made
another fatly, which was condated with much skill,
and executed with great courage ; but our corps of
referve at length fucceeded in repulfing the enemy.
46 The 5 per Cent. confolidated annuities are, in-
clufively of the dividend of the 22d of March, at 74.
francs, 25 centimes."

m BRUSSELS, MAY zs.

g' The day before yefierdAy her Imperial Highnefs
the Grand Duchefs of Berg paired through this city;
her Majelly, the Emprefs, is hourly expeaed here."

Yefterday, about twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY ar-
rived at the Qieen's Palace from Windfor. His
Maim's, travelled the back road by Richmond, in
conlcquence of the Middlefex Eletion. He was
&mien by a parry of the Light Horfe.
At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private Levee,
which was attended by—
The Arebbilhop of Canterbury; the Lord Prefident of the
Council; the Lord Privy Seal; the Firft Lord of the Treafury ;
the Secrttarie. of State for the Home and Colonial Departments ;
the Firft lord of the Admiralty ; the Lord Chamberlain ; the
Puke of Montrofe ; Earl of Aylesford ; Lord Gardner; Captain
Gerdner; Menis. Pierrepont, Buller and Fawkner.
The following had the honour of being prefented
to his MAJESTY, upon their feveral appointments :
Lord Gardner, upon his being created a Britilh Peer, and being
appointed to the command of the Channel Fleet.
Captain Gardner, his Lordfhip's fon, upon his being appointed
to a command in the Channel Fleet, under his father.
Both of them were prefinted by Lord Mulgrave.
Mr. Pierrepont, upon his being appointed to a minion at Sweden.
Mr. James Buller, upon his being appointed a Lord of the
Admiralty
His MAJESTY held a Priyy Council, at 'which Mr.
PIERRIPONT si4s introduced, (worn a Member, and
took his feat at tbe Honourable Board accordingly.
His Majesty gave audiences to the Duke of
PORTLAND, Earl CAMDEN, Lords HAW REIRDRY;
MULGRAY St and CASTLERS•GN.