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London, England, 1807-12-26

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENISSES,
THE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S LO-
ZENGES of Tose, after fifty years trial, proves their rope-
riotity as the molt pleafaut and eff“.ctual Remedy for all Coughs,
Hoarfeneffes. Sore Throats, and Utfiuzions ou the Lungs, heal-
log the Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Br‘att, and affording relief
in Shortnefsof Breath, Althmatic, and Confumptive Complaints.
They do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. As the
great benefit to be derived from them, can only be fecured by hav-
ing them genuine, the Public are requeßed to obferve, that
R. HAYWARD is printed on the Ramp,.
Thefe Lozenges are prepared and fold by R.Hayward (fueceffor
to T. Greenough, the inventor,) removed from Ludgate Hill to
56, Piccadilly; Newbery and Suns, St. Paul's Church-yar 1; Ba-
con, Oxford (tree' Clarke, Borough; Ward, Holborn; and the
Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout the United Kingdom.
*4 Price One Shilling and lhree Halfpence the Box
London, England, 1807-12-26

CASSELL, DEC 3.

Our Sovereign is daily expeded here—every pof•
fible preparation is making for hi, reception. The
Flinch General Vandamme is to have the command
of the army of the kingdom of Weriphalia. Our
garrifon now coufitts of the firft regiment of the Po.
London, England, 1807-12-26

An inquifition was taken at the Duke's Head,
Btdfont, on Thurfday, before G. HonGaon, Efq.
Cotoner, on the body of Mr. Wainwright, who was
killed by the Salifbury coach overturning at Bedfont
on the preceding day. The I artitulars of the acci-
dent have been dated. None of the paffengers who
were in the coach attended the inquen, but they had
n t received any injury, nor had the coachman.—
Mrs. Wainwright was removed to town immediately,
and fhe remains at the Bath Hotel. Another of the
females in the coach was a Swifs Governefs in the
family of the Marquis cf Abercorn. It appeared
that the fog was fo thick, that even the coach lamps
were ufelefs, and no poifible blame could be attached
to the coachman. Mr. Wainwright belonged to the
gth Regiment of light dragoons, and he was on his
way from Buenos Ayres.—•Verdi& Accidental Death.
London, England, 1807-12-26

A General Bill of all the Chriftenings and Budalr.
from Dec. t 6, tBo6, to Dec. 15, 1807 :
, _8" I all 19416
Cluj Pried 946, 900
. 94
Buried
eernates 929:i la all 18334
• 9030
Whereof have Died,
Under two years of age 5443 Fifty and fixty •
Between two and fir.: Soto Sixty and (event),
Vire and ten 737 Seventy and eighty
Teti and twenty • 58x Eighty and ninety -
Twenty and thirty tar, Ninety and a hundred
Thirty and forty • z 283 A hundred and one
Forty and fifty - 1677 A hut:deed and two
In neared in the Burial; this year 396.
London, England, 1807-12-26

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.

1111 E advantage the public mud always derive
.L from regularly educated profefflonal men diredting almoft es-
clufively their studies to cr.e fpecies of malady, was never more
clearly demonftrated than hy the unexampled fuccefs which has
attended the admluittration of their new remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures ft has performed. For a !mg feriesuf years, MeErs
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervices
have made the Verereal Difeafe the particular object of their in-
vcfligation, and arc happy in having di:Covered a medicine fupe-
dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufEcient to
obferva that the effesta of this remedy are diametrically oppofi:e to
thole of mercury,for though it compietely eradicates every veltige
of the virus, in its reoft ern.firmed ftages, yet it does not in the
leafi injure the cor.ftituti•n—on the oantrary, it renovates the fyf-
tem in all its natural funCtione, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digc Rion—thus inftead of roalic.ng a lirong and vigorous conftitu•
tion to the frightful condition that mercury tines, it not only pre-
' faces that conftitution In its primitive late, but reftores a weak
and del ilitated one to its natural firength and vigour.
Numberlefs initancea are on recent record of the leperier ercacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecifie virtues nab* ass per-
/mud corrective to bodily debility, whether proceed:Pß from
an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafirre, or from" mere
Infiduous, though not left deft, u dive induigenne •of Maui-
II
dolts youth of both fears in a certain pernicious habit. Atniclft
the melarcholy variety of diforders which are the cor.feepteece of
this f)litary vice, there are none mme affiidling tban that diftrelEr;
Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the r.,a-
trirnonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over hls misfortune-
afhetned to reek relief, until he is reduced to fuel a ftate of weak-
nefs aP to render life oppreffive. To Inch palms It isuft be a con-
futing refteet ion, to knew that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatment, be reftnred to that greateft of all human bled-
Inge, aft tong, manly, and rignmu c'snfitutioa
In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever aide arinne,
as well as in every fpecies cf venereal infedlion, Meffts Currie and
Co. may be confulted by patients of either fez, with the Facen
feerecy and honour, at their boule, No. ro7, Hatton Garden.
Letters from the Country (port paid) Including a bank note,
' will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent to any part of the
Kingdom. No 107, Hattonlakrden.

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LONDON: Printed and pubHibed by LEVEL SENT, (of Can.
teibury•Place, Lambeth) at the STAG-Orsica, No. a, Carey!
fir et, Publitbed *Ho at the ST.va-Orrics, Toropio-Bis.
London, England, 1807-12-26

NIARRI ED.

On the rytth init. at Beckenham, John Spalding, Efq of Hill.
street, Berkeley fquare, to Mary Anne. daughter of the late Thos.
Eden, Ffq of Wimbledon, and niece of Lord Auckland.
At Eildon Hall, on the 14th instant, Lieut Colonel William
Sibhald, of Whiterig, tsth regiment, to Mifa Mein, daughter of
Thomas Mein, Efq. of Greenweils.
At Trfnehinoptly, in June lag, Lien.enant Colonel Malcolm,
refident at Tany.re, and late Aid- de Camp to Marquis VI, Miley,
to Mifs :rabella Charlotte Campbell, fccond daughter of Colonel
Campbell, of his Majefty's 74th r 4iment, cummtndiug that
diftridt, and niece to General Sit • John Morehead, and to Mr.
Catnpb,ll, of Achalader.
London, England, 1807-12-26

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER a 6,
will be idled the Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Priem Value, Mr. Creffwell ; Paris, Mr. Menage; Merman), Mr.
Lewis; Capulet, Mr. Chapeaus ; Montague, Mr. Davenport ;
Romeo, Mr. C. Kemble ; Bement), Mr Brunton ; Tytelt, Mr.
Claremont ; Friar LOrence, Mr. Hun ; Friar Joins, Mr. Waddy.
Lady Capuiet, Mei. Humphries; Juliet, Mire Smith; and
Nurfe, Mrs. Davenport.
After which will be performed (lath time), a Grand Hiltorical
Melo-Drama, called
THE BLIND BOY.
On Monday, the Tragedy of °serge Barnwell ; after which
Will be produced the new Grand Chriftmas P.tntotnime, which has
betas in preparation the whole of the fummer.
London, England, 1807-12-26

SALE BY AUCTION:

DEVON AND CORNWALL.

FREEHOLD FARM, COPPER AND TIN MINI::;
SOUNDS tor 'TIN awl COPPER. LORD'S DUES of MIN'
'Sod SHARES of MINES.
By Mdirs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co.

On ThUrfilay the al ft of January dies, at as o'clock. at Garr*
way's Collie !mute, 'Change Alley London, in FIGHT LOTS
by order of the Exeetzton and Truftees °Clowns WARS!, Eft;
dcc afed,
AN eligible and very imprnveable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called WANE, or WARNE SYDENHAM
moft dearably !haste in the Pariah of St. Mary Tavey. a beautiful
tart of the County Devon ; within Four Mum of the Market
Town of Taviltork ; confuting of 545 Acres. astute =afore. of
Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Lanz! with a Farm houfe anti Out-
buildings, on !cafe to Mr. Geo. Maunder; the Copper Mines under -
the laid tenement, called Wheal Hope, containing rimer.: valuable
Lodes, come of which promife to be rich in ore; the valuable and
produdtive Tin Mines called VitiFer, the hound• of which arc vat
eatenfive,fituate on the Foreft of Dartmoor; valuable and et-
teufive Tin Mines called White Works, on D wtnmor Foreft. pro.
daring Tin of a very fuperior quality; 34 t'iz Fourth Shares in
Wheal Phcenix, in the Parini of Calftock, in Cornwall: E ever
Twenty-Fourth Shares of all Mines under the Glebe Lands in
the Parilh of Calftock. and a Moiety of Dues arifing from the fame;
Four Sixty-Fourth Shares In Dlug-bong Mine. advantog,.•ufly
Gtuate at Newbridge; a Smelting tioure and Wharf, called I uek:
cr..; Mattis, with rill the Fixtures and Implements, eligibly Situate
on the Devonthire bank of the Navigable River Tamer. nearly
oppoftte Calftock ; and a Fr:fel:old undivided Moiety of all Mina
under the Tenement of Brimnbatch, in the Para of Brenta..

To be viewed—Pented p macular% may he had on the prostate;
at the Bedford Arms, "l'avi dock ; Mcffrs. Trewmans, printers, Ex-
eter ; Globe, Plymouth; King's Arms, Lifiteard ; Polt Hoak.
Rcdruth; Mr. Flindall, Printer, Truro; White Han. Oakbasop.
ton; of Mr. Laogdon, Printer, Sherborne, Parfet; Meffrs. Weft.
ton, Sollciturs. Fenchurch street, London ; at the Place of Sale
and of Meffre. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgatefireet,Losidon.
London, England, 1807-12-26

For CLEANING and BEAUTIFYING the TEEM, PRE-

PARED CHARCOAL and CONCENTRA iED SOLU-

TION.
CHARCOAL, from its antifeptic properties, has
lorg been recommended by the firft profeffinnal men as* the
molt efficacious Tooth Powder that can be ufed for cleaning,
whitening, and preferring the Teeth, removing the Scurvy from
the Gurostand dcftroying the fcetor arifing from carious teeth,
which contaminates the breath, and is incapable of injuring the
enamel.

From the great reputation the genuine preparation Invented by
Ed= Lardner (Chemift to the Duke and Duckef, of York) has
acquired, many imitations are daily offered for ; the tree only
L ligned Edmund Lardner on the Label.
•.• It is fold wholefale and retail at Nn. s 6, Piccadilly, corner
of Albany, in boxes and bottles, at as. and as. 9d. each; is alto
fold retail by Newhery, St. Paul's Churchyard; Rigge, Cheap-
.fide; Vade, Cornhill ; Davifon, Fleet. ftreet ; and Bayley and
Mew, Cockfpur-ftrcet, London ; Gregfon, Liverpool ; Ferrier and
Co. Dublin ; Cargill and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; Males, Dover ;
&lam, Partfmouth ; and Svrtafen, Leicettes.
London, England, 1807-10-14

NAUTICAL INTEL LICENCE.

MAILS—Wind S. W.
•RR. DUE ♦l[. Dttp.
Dublin o o Cottanburgh o s
Waterford 0 2 lifbon o
Malta 0 0

CORK, OCTOBER 7.
The Eaft India fleet have not touched at this har-
bour as was expefted, but have proceeded on their

voyage. Letters from the EMI India Company were
fent hither, in order to be f,rwatded by the Fleet ;
but this was done merely on the expedation that

contrary winds would have obliged the fleet to make
our harbrur. The Ezpediti-n, which is ready at
Cove, therefore, has no connection whatever with
the cootie of the ourward bound Eaa India ru;ps,

under Admiral llautti's convoy.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER rt.
Came in the brig Cornelius, HASSEY, of Poole,
from Liverpool, bound to Newfoundland, laden with
fah : (he was raptured by a French cutter privateer,

of 8 guns, in lat. 49 30. long. 5. 35. on Saturday
'aft, and was retaken the fame day by the Join Buil
privateer, of this port : the Mate of the brig was
wounded by a ball fired from the French privateer,

of 'which wound be died this morning. Alfa came

in, the Volunteer, MARTIN, from l'itilAelphia, de-
tained by thiliappy Return privateer; Duchefs of
Richmond, Scott, of and from Duhrtn, in bath%

for Canada—ihe was taken by a Spanilt privateer,
and retaken by tie At.cmENE, 3z gnus; ELECTRA,

18 guns, from the Mediterranean, with difpatches—
ilte ltft the Dardanelles 31R Augufl, at which time
nothing particular had happened ; Repulfe cutter,
from Fowey.—Sailed the FORTUNES, of 36 guns, on
a cruize ; VOLAG nt 18 guns, for the Mediterranean,
in which General STUART has gone paffenger.

PORTSMOUTH, OC rOBER 13.

Arrived his Mikity's (hip Congnell, from Guern•
fey.—Sailed his Majefty's 'hip Decade, with a convoy
for Colic ; Succefs, and la Seine, on a cruize.
London, England, 1807-10-14

DOVER, OCTO3ER. 13.

His M ;jelly's guts brig BLAZiIt, Lieutenant HIN-
TON, has recaptured and fent in here this morning,
the brig lafeph and Edward, of and fur this port,
with a cargo c f coals from Suaderland ; alfo the brig
Twins, of and from that is, rt, with coals for a mat ket;
they were both captured on Sunday morning loft off
the Kentifh Knock, by a French lugger privateer,
and retaken in the cootie of the day. The wh le of
the crew of the former brig, except the Mate, was
put on bat d the plivateer, hut the people belonging
to the latter very fortunately efcaped in their boat--
Came in this morning the fl .op Fora, Capt. JENSSIN,
of Tonningeo, from Malaga witli a cargo cf. wine,
bound to Guernfey, detained by the BLOODHOUND
gun brig. Captain SMITH, of the Lis scv Cullom
houfe cutter, Icized on Sunday night, off the North
Foreland, and fen: in here to day, a large boat laden
with Soo calks of W.N.W. moderate.

DIAL, OCTOBUR

Artived the OSPREY linop of war from Portf.
mouth ; SATELLITE, and CHALLENGER floops from
a cruize off the craft of Fiance ; FURIOUS gun brig
from off 0 ttend. Sailed theSzacuLt. )op en a cruize
off CH lend ; Weymouth llortillip ; Humber armed
(hip ; Difpatch and Deptford naval transports ;
Cam perdown Eati India packet, with nearly 3:0 fail
of merchant veffels under convoy for Portsmouth.
Plymouth, Falmouth, dc::. The convey which failed
with the Humber armed (hip, are jug putting back.
His Majetly's (hip SATELLITE has detained and fent
into the Downs the Danillt Chriliian, Hoot.,
from Bourdeaux for Copenhagen, with brandy, wine,
&c.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1807-10-14

• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
FREEHOLD FARM of about 125 Acres (in
.1„i. a Ring Fence), fituate within a few Miles of the Town of
Ciithefter, in the County of Mx, with an exciufive right of
Cousiiotiage. The Buildings are in good repair and the Land is
excellent Rate ut cultivation. The Land tax has been re-
dedsed : the Parifh Rates are moderate, and immediate polTeffinn
eau heglvut—A eotifiderable part of the Purchafc Money may
moth on Mortgage.

Fir fitrt"Lr particulars, apply perfoually, or by Letters (poft
palm Wazkilis and Cowper, No. 2, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's
too, Loden ; or Mr. Jacioes, Hatton Garden.

TALLOW CANDLES iVITH WAXED WICKS.
IN millet:pence of the Wicks 4 f there Candles being
plevinuEy coated with Wax. they have the following Adams-
tages:..-Grft,They an hi ion], if ever, fubjeta to what is called a
Thief in tht. Candle :—fecondly, They will not Gutter, except
from bad fouffing or carrving about; and thirdly, They born km-
ger and give a brighter 110 t than the ufual Mould Candles. Sold
only at the Candle at.d Soap Company's Warehoyfe, No. 181
Ilart-firtet, (two doorsfrom Fetter lane) where alto may be had
tagunon Canaes and Soap of the belt quality.
N. B. A Dircount is allowed for Ready Money in proportion to
Nit quantity purthafed at one times

MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, BIRMINGHAM,
Vollythamptuo, Stallard, Warwick, Coventry. Ncwcaftle, the
Potteries, 43(.4.

'II4EN of FASHION and other Gentlemen refi4lent
.M- at or netr any 'of the above Places, or on the Roads leading
la or from the tonne, are Mindfully informed that they may be
ispplird with the various Articles in the Tayloriog Bulinefs in the
itfl Riled Cutting; and alfo Young Gentlemen's Huffar Eireffa,
by DIETRICHSEN and C4ARK (whore Foreman is now gone
%%Ike above places for the rpore of receiving Orders and taking
Ilidures ) On a Line being addreffed to Dictrichfen and Clark,
*Matter of whom was feveral years Foreman to Mr. Allen,) and
letirith Mr.Harrop. printer, Mancheittr; Mr Billing; Liver-
ptil; Mr. Bonner, Birmingham ; Mr. Monk, Chelicr ; or with
*Printers of the Elackburn, Prefton, Coventry, Stafford, and
TarWiek Newfpaperq.
No. la, Rathbone Place, Oxford ftratt. London.
London, England, 1807-10-14

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. a.
The Englifh Ambafrador, Paget, has completely
failed before the Dardanelles. The Englab fleet has
not ventu: ed to advance any further. The infidious
propofals of the Englifh Cabinet have been rejetted
with difdain.
London, England, 1807-10-14

GRONINGEN, SEPT. 17.

The day before yelterday arrived here, under an
efcort of a detachment of the armed Burghers of
Delfzyl, an Englifts Captain, and (even Englith
Panora, belonging to a rich Danifh veffel, which they,
an Engliffi !hip of war, had captured,,• but which,
having been thrown by a Rorm into the mouth of the
Erni, was retaken by the gunboats of the Royal
Marine. There prifoners fet out this indriiiog for
Harlingen.
HAGUE, SEPT. so.
We have juft received a copy of the capitulation
which the Englifh were forced to fign at Buenos
Ayres. The evacuation of that colony by their troops
will excite the greateft joy in Prialia and Saxony.—
The exportation of fine linens from Silefia and Lu-
fatia to Cadiz, from whence they are fent to America,
is a branch of commerce uf great confequence to
thole countries. If the Englifh were to remain long
matters of Monte Video, they would inundate the
Continent of Spanifh America with their Irifb clothe
At prefent the 'Silefian and Saxon merchants, who
are highly efteemecl by the commercial houfes at
Cadiz, have the certainty that their bufinefs will not
merely refume its former cuurfe, but be much bat,
ter, as by the confeffion of till Englifh Officers
themfelves, the hatred of the Spaniaros and Ame-
ricans againa the Englifli being extreme, the con-
flation between the two countries will • become lets
than ever.

Every precaution is taken to prevent any veffel
from introducing Englifh merchandizeinto this king- I
dom. The meafures ordered for this purpofe are
executed with feberity. and we already begin to per•
calve that this merchandiz: is no longer to b found•

NAPLES. SEPT. 7.

..,

The intelligence refpeaing the departure of 'Plc
Ferdinand and his family not confitmed, bur it is
certain that he is making preparations for quitting
gleily. The mon valuable rnnveNbles of the Ccurt
have been embat ked in a Sicilian velfil, the Archi-
medes. Fifty-tw,. ihonfand once: have been re/rioted
from the bank of getfina,:. and conveyed in great
hake to Palermo. The Et.glifn General, Moore.
has affirmed the chief command of the Englifh and
Sicilian tronps, who have been united into a fingle
corps. Thefe forces, however, arc not numerout.
London, England, 1807-10-14

CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE, itc.

. I
PERTH.—TheCircuit Ccurt of Julliciary was open-
ed here on Monday fe'nnight by the Right Hon.l
Lord Mr,:aDowaas X.
The Court proceeded to the trial of David Peter,
weaver at Warilap, near Arbroath, indiCted for the
murder of George Shepherd, weaver in Arbroath.—
The
indiettnent Hated, that the deceafed having, early
on the morning of the 3d of May lalt, gone in com-
pany with three other young men, to the houfe of
the prifoner, on the high common of Arbroath, and
having called through to him, or to another perfon
refiding under the fame roof, that they wanted Come-
thing to drink ; and being told they could get no-
thing, they all left the Paid houfe peaceably, except
that one lione was thrown, which only broke one
pane of glafs. Neverthelefs tke flid David Peter
Immediately went to the houfe of his brother, in
Dicksfield of Arbroath, where he knew or believed
he would get a rnufket or fowling piece loaded ;
and having accordingly procured one loaded with
gun powder an: lead drops, he armed with it, went
in quell of the for efaid perfons who had been at and
departed from his houfe ; and having fallen in with
the deceafed, and another of them, at the snore of
Arbroath, did, without any provocation, wantonly,
wickedly, and felonioufly, difcharge the Paid loaded
mufket or fowliog piece at the laid George Shepherd,
who was thereby mortally wounded, and died im-
mediately after.
The examination of wimeffes occupied the Court
till a late hour in the evening, when the Jdry were
inclofed, and next mitring returned a verdi.t, by a
plurality of voices, finding the prifoner Guilty, but
the Paid plurality earnellly recommended him to
mercy. He was fentenced to be executed at Perth
on the toth November next.

Duncan *Gregor and James Forbes, weavers, at
Crief, accufad of riot and aifault, with a view to ref.
cue a deferter, were convicted, on their own enact*.
lion, and fentenced to nne month's imprifonment.
Wm. Keit.) indifted fsr affitulting and obitruaing
revenue officers in the execution of their duty, was
affoilzied fimpliciter, and difmiffed from the bar, the
Jury having returned a rerdid, finding the libel not
proven.
This finifhed the criminal Wind's on the northern
circuit. The Court afterwards gave judgment it
two appeal cafes.
London, England, 1807-10-14

THFATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 15,
will be a."ted a Tragedy, called.
THE MOURNING BRIDE.
Ofmyn, Mr C. Kemple; Zara, Mr.. Siddons.
After which, the 13urietta of
TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
• tic?, Arthur, Mr Munden ; Tom Thumb, Matter Goodwin;
Lord Grizzle, Mr. Litton ; Noedle, Mr. Taylor ; D6edle, Mr.
Sinsmons. Dollalotla. Mrs. Liftnu ; Prinecfs Hunek•
Dunn, Mils Bohm; at.d Clumdalca, Mifs Leferve.
This Evening—The School fur Prejudice; and the Turnpike
Cat:.
Mr. Jones will make his fecond appearance on Friday next, in
the chatadlers of Goldfinch, in the l omedy of the Road to Ruin,
and Frederick. in the Mulical Farce; called Of Age ro. morrow.

VICTUALLING OFPI:.'Es 00.'47 sc, 18c7.
COMMiSSIONtRS for VICTUALLING
1 HIS MtlY EsTri Nfirr, do hereby give smoke,
That on Tueftlay the 'loth inftant. they will be ready to rrceive
Tenders io writ! .g (sealed up) and treat for Sit Hundna Thou-
fand Goldftonc or Brown Willow RODS (not Ids than forty-
eight inches in length), fit for making Coopers' Twig, ; to be
anfwarable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be de-
livered by the 3oth of April, 111-8, ir. equil monthly proportions,
into his Nlajefty's Vidtrilling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid
for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days alter date
N. B. No 1 enders for a lefs quantity than One Hundred Thou-
and Rods will be admitted.
The Conditions of the Contrail may be feen at the Secretary's
Office.
Nn •egar.l u Se bad to my tootr is which tie price Ann not It
•oferta in words of length, or that ant be *livered to the Board
&for, one s'ama the fold Toefdoy the %cob ;nllant, nor stela; tte
Pclo orbs wader t/e solder, or foot poise on bit ishay; anostls, to
imitate crbz'a calledfor.

MARRIED.
George P.dwarde Carruthers, F.fq. Surgeon of the Rtn•al Tower
Hamlets Militia, to Mifs Clqpilun, daughter of the late George
Clappefon, Efq.
At Selkirk, the Rev. John Clapperton Johnßon, to Mift Mar-
garet Nicol, cid& daughter of Mr. William Nicol, merchant. •
Lately, at Newfoundland, Lieutenant J. I3lakency, to Mife
IVEGie, a young lady porEffiing a fortune of to,corl.
London, England, 1807-10-14

IitIES'TE, SEPT. 9.

We have jun received intelligence that 4oco Ruf-
fians have difembarked at Venice ; they are the troops
which were in pc:denim of Cattarn—they return by
land to their own country, and leave the (hips in
which they came to the French.
The given iUes are ftriCily blockaded by the Eng-
lifh, who take all reffels attempting to enter, without
any regard to the flag they bear, and carry then► to
London, England, 1807-10-14

BlltTlif.

At Campbelton, on the 1501 ult. the Lady of Colin M.Eattr,
Efq. of Chellervale, of a daughter.
Mrs. M'Donald, at Lochinver, of a fen ; and at the fame place,
the wife of a tenant, of three daughter.:, all doing well.

DI r.D.

On the Coaft of Africa, July 24, Captain John Nairitc, of his
Majerty'a flonp Favourite
_ .

Monday fr'imight, at Doneafter, aged ?r, the Rev W. Moore,
Vicar of CoHingham, near Wetherby, and eldclt fun of the late
Rev S. Moore, Vicar of Do•'cahcr.

At Rilvington, near Thirfk, aged 70, the Rev. Francis Halton,
B. D. thirty-one years reetrir of that place, and formerly I.Lllow of
Shirty College, Cambridge
Alorday feiii.ight, at Malvern, where he had been fmse time
for the benefit of his health, Shakbrugh Alhhy Arrecce, Eft]. of
Wafhingley Houfe, Huntingdonthire, eldeß foil of Sir Thomas
Haffcy Apreecc, Bart.

HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-hIORROW.
9 micutes aalt
Aftcri oon 3t animates af:er

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
TIMBER.

In Four Lot-:, at the Crown Inn, in Ludlow, on Monday the
23d of November, tBO7, at twelve o'clock, liable to fuch Con-
ditions of Sale, as ILI: be then produced,
FOUR. Hundred and Tnirty-five eery large and
tine OAK TREES, now growing is the Paine% of Down-
ton, Burrington, Leintwardine, and Elton; from three to fit
miles front Ludlow, and about twenty five from 1-.L.ref-rd and
Bcwelley.—For further particulars apply to Mr Thorns Whit-
tington, at Dnwnton Cattle* Mr. Thomas Lowe, a,. Elton ; or
Mr. Smith, joiner, in Ludlow.
London, England, 1807-10-14

ABERDEEN, OCTOBER is

The Duke and Duchefs of BEDFORD, with Lord
Jost/. RUSSELL, arrived at Seaton Houle, on Satur-
day latt, from Invernefs, and on Monday paired
through this place fur Brechin CAIIIe, the feat of the
Honourable WILLIAM MAULS, M. P. During his
flay here, hii Grace vifited the Colleges, Pier, and'
Public Buildings of this city, and exprefred himfelf
much ',leafed will the improvements going forward.
—Her Grace the Duchefs of G..)rd in was unable,
from indifp ,fition, to accompany them to Aberdeen;
but has &ice fr far recovered as to be able to return
from Invernefs to Itinrara. _ _

On WednefdAy lalf, the Annual 06lober Meeting
of the Igl!thern Shouting Club commenced, and
Ordinaties and A fremblies took place at Cleugh's and
Anderf •n's alternately, for the week. The Meeting
is not fo numerous a. on former occafions—The fal-
lowing diltinguifhed families were prefent :
The Farl and Counters of Aberdeen, the Right Hon. Lord
Kinnoul, Right Hon. Lord Newton General Hay, Captain Hay
of RAnnes, General Drummond, Sir William Forbes, Mr. Skene
of Skene, Colonels Gerrard and Buraut, Captain Stewart, of
Auehlunkart, Mr Harvey of Broadland, Mr. Farquharfon of
Knighton, Mr. Ramfay of Parra, Mr. Gordon of Rothney, Mr
Leith of Ovrrhall, Mr. Forbes of Balbithan, Lady Ramfay, Miff
Frafer, Cagle Frafer : Mrs. and Mifs Burnett, Kemnay ; Mrs.
and Mifi RuiTcil, Blackball ; Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Drum
Drumtochty, kc. &c.
London, England, 1807-10-14

O.FFICE OF ORDI ANC'S, Septem!,cr 30, 1807.
THE PAINGI PAL. OFFICERS of His Alajfflis

ORDNANC S. do hereby I;ive Norke,

That they will fell by Public Audlion, at the Tower, on Tuef-
day the a7th day of (Moller inft. betwcen the hours of &vett .u.d
four o'clock. fundry Lots of old and unferviceable Ordracet
.Sterci, confining of Hamer% Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces,
and various other Articics of Sad!try and Harnefs, Beds, Blankets.
Covert. ts, Hammocks, and fundry other Articles of Bedding,
Powder Hans, Call Iron, Cop; er, Steel, Pewter, and Mixed
Metal, Tools of forts. fundry Tables and Chairs, old Mateh,Repe,
Clothing of forts, and various other Ankles; the whole of which
may be viewee. upon application at the Honourable Principal Sto,.e
Keeper's Office,at the Tower, until the day bf fade, where printed
Lilts of the I.ots will be delivered to chore perfons who may apply
for the fanw. By Order of the Board,
R. If. CR r WE, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-09-07

WEYMOUTH, SEPTENIBER S.

Arrived the Chefterfirld packet, STAIR WW1);
Brilliant, WM. COURT ; Alert bye boar, WM. Tut.-
F ; and Princels Augulta, C. CLARK, from
Cliernfey and Jet fey; Two Friends, E. BRYAN, from
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 6.

Arrived his Majedy's fhipSvccEss, from a ernize;
MINSTRELL, with the Amphitrite and Dzealus
tranfp rts, under convoy, from Plymouth; Albicote,
from Guernfev, having on board Admiral Sir ED
DOM NEactE ; Pilihead, Gaossato, from Moga-
dore, for London, anJ is put under quarantine ; alfo
the Danifh (hip IVilhelmina Catharina, from Alicant,
With falt, detained by his Majelty's fbip INCONSTANT.
Put back hi, Mjelly's brig CorN•Rus, which faded
ye ft erda y with Mr. GamaiEß, for Liflaon.—Yef-
terdaY mlrning Rear Admiral O'BRIEN DRURY
bodied his Rag on board the MONMOUTH, of 64
guns, Captain E. D. Knee, for the Eat Indies,
where he is appointed to the command which Sir
Twelitas TROWBRIDGE held. The MONSIAJTH is
appointed to convoy the nine Eat Indiamen here :
they fail in the courfe of the week.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-09-07

LONDON HOSPITAL.

THE LECTURES of this Hofpital will core
mence on the ift of Odtobcr' viz.
.Theory and Pradtice of Phyfic, by Dr. Coots.
Cht.nultry, by Dr. YlittoLY.
Materia Media, by Dr. BozToz.
Theory and Pradtice of Midwifery, by Dr. DZNNIRON.
OccaGonal Clinical Lcdtutea on Medical Cafes, by Dr. Faztar-
TON

Anatomy, Phyfiology. and Surgical Operations, by Mr. Haan.
INGTON, and Mr. FRA MPTON.
Anatomical Dcmonftrations, and Diffedions, by Mr. Faits( P-
TO ze. Surgery. by Mr. FILAR! NOT° N.
Occalional Clinical Ledturcs on Surgical Cafes, by Sir WILLIAM
BLIZA RD and Mr. THOMAS BLIZARD.
For lurthcr particulars, apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the
flapitaL
London, England, 1807-09-07

FICTUALLING OFFICE, efegefi 31, any.
THE COMMESIONERS fcr VICTUALLING
HIS MA, BST?' S N.arr, do fere by give notice,
That on Wedncfday theta of December next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing, (fettled up) and treat for the fupply
of all fuck quantities of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK,
PEASE, RICE, RUM, and FAYAL WINE, u may be re-
quired for the ufe of hie Majetty's Troops Rationed at the Iflands
and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz.
Surinam, Berhice, Demarara, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenada, Barbadocs, St. Vincent, and
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigaa, St. Kitt's.
During the (pace of tiielve months certain, from the ift of March)
tBcB, and further until fa months warning than lie given. To be
paid for by Bills payable with intereft r.inety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrad, (which may be taken con-
, jointly for the whole, or feparately for any particular 'Baud or
Colony) may be ken a: the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in wtieb the pries 'hall not de
infertal Ix worded length, or that flail not be aloes., the Board
before one o'clock en the Paid Wedneflay the ad of December next, nor unkfi
the perfon who unities the Tender, or fame ferflas ew hie behalf attend..
• of,. wry. wham gulled fir.
London, England, 1807-09-07

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 6.

Several outward bouod vac's have been obliged
to bear up this day for the Dowas, the wind blowing
'cry hard from the W. S. W.

DEAL. SEPTEMBER S.
SalleJ the Bloodhound gun brig, cn a cruize off
Boulogne ; and Seagull iloop, off Oi'cud.
SEPT. 6.—Arrived the AN! ELOPE, of so guns,
having under her convoy r 3 fail of Eaff India lhipr,
one packer, and two whalers ; alfo, rrrived the Kan-
garoo and Trompeufe (loops, Bloodhound and Man•
key gun brigs, from a cruize off the coaft of France.

REMAIN IN THE DOWNS.

Prince(' of Orange, Vice Admiral R owtay g Canada 74 guns,
Antelope so, Clyde and Crocodile frigates, Kangaroo and Troni-
petfc Nom Monkey and Bloodhound gun brigs, with the Bait-
bdia flips : the two whalers, and Batt India packet, have failed for
tht Rivet—Wind W. S.W. and blows hatd.
YARMOUTH, SEPT. 6.
Arrived the FLORA frigate, SNEAK floop of war,
kid Havoc gun brig, from a cruize; and PRINCESS
ci WALES cutter, from the Texel fquadron. Mr.
irl4., the Mcltenger, arrived here, With difpatches
GAMBIen, which were put on board the
3‘...4 cutter, Lieutenant Lucas, and failed for

telt.c with Wind S. W. Sailed alfo for the Baltic
diet rf tranfports, with (totes.— Ships in the Roads
knebock, Admiral DOUGLAS, Crtfceut and Flora
frigates, Sneak Hoop of war, and two gun brigs.--
% arrival from the Baltic, a P.M.
PENZANCE, SEPTEMBER 4.
This morning the Danifh brig the Ot ion, Of Altnna,
Captain FURGEN SPINDBR, from Briflol, hound to
S'. Andero, in hillafl, was fent in by the Providence
Itelenne cutter, bel,nzing to Scilly, sthich fell in
rith her nine leagues W. by S. of Scilly Hands.—
Lail night the Dolphin. Drake, and Hope Revenue
cutters. failed In the Wellward, and this morning
the William nfiiii• port (temporary cruizer) Captain
HENRY HOLM s, apinti the Danes, E. that ''e may
foon cape& our tytt ts fo:1 of homeward bound Dauilh
and Wed Indiamcm
London, England, 1807-09-07

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4.

Arrived yeilerday Cie Albion cuter, to cilleet
convoy for Portugal ; the waits tlie arrival of Lis
?Ltjefy's Zip IMPERIEUSE, Lord COCIIRANF. Ar-
rived this morning the Hem):-.r armed stip, vt-iih the
Imuggling cutter Dove, of Gt.ernity, laden with
fpirits, tobacco, and empty kegs, which the foil in
with near Scilly. The Humber failed again this
evening on a cruiz:.---Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-09-07

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM HAZARD,
At the Be. Inn, Bridge-Foot, Great Yarmouth, on Friday the
tith of September, 1837, at Eleven o'Clock,

'THREE Hundred Ninety-three Barrels of TAR,
and jo Barrels of PITCH, part of the Cargo.of the Hop.
pets, F. N Aydin Mafter, captured on her parage front Stock-
holm to Amiterdam, by his Majefty's Ihip Refolution, G. BUitl,
TON, Eft Commander, and condemned.
The Goods may he viewtd five days previous to the tale, Ivy ap
plying at the Counting Houle of Mr 5. OMMANNSY,
Merchant, Yarmouth; or to the Autlioneer.
London, England, 1807-09-07

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.

Came in the I'IcKLE lchonner, of to gun', from a
cruize, and brought in with her a French open row
boat privateer, diimalled, which (he fell in with three
days fine.: off the Lizard, nearly bottom up ; it is
fuppofed that the WAS upfet by carrying fail, and it is
feared that the has been captured by fome one of the
Wellern cruizers, as in her was found a bag marked
" Plantagenet," and two marines' jackets—the crew
are fuppofed to be drowned. The veffel above men
tinned may be the Incomparable, that was c iptureki
by the PLANTAGiNET, of 74 guns, as mentioned in
the Gazette of the 31ft ult.; but of this we are not
certain.—Alfo came in the Rolla, of and from
don, Capt. THOMPSON, to load prize goods for Hayti;
Dann Clip Drobzrk, Capt. Tsiafasow, laden wi h
Lilt, bound to Chrillianfand, detained by the Ross,
of 24. guns; PALLAS, of 32 gun., and ROSE, of 24.
gum, frnoi a cruize ; Danifh brig Inge(berg Maria,
Capt. Buc KMAN, front Alicant, with falt, detained h.)
the DRYAD, of 36 guns ; Wright, Capt. GILLISPIE,
from Chat lellown for this port, with naval Rores.—
Bailed the Ross, of 24. guns, on a cruize.
London, England, 1807-09-07

TORBAY, SEPTEMBER S.

Lanled here, laa evening, feveral poffengers from
the H ,nourahle EAR-India Company's (hip Alexan-
der, in company with thirteen other (hips (for v hole
opprellenfions have been entcrtained).,
Titcy were all weli, and proceeded up Channel with
a fair wind. Put in by controty wind, his Majefly's
hired (hip Holovu, Captain LOCKYER, with feveral
veffeli under her convoy from th-! Downs, bound t"
Plymouth. This afternoon arrived his Maj:llv's
fillp PLUTO, Capt. JANYFRI:4, and brig RsosalAST,
Lieut. Heat:ISOM, from a cruize.
London, England, 1807-09-07

NOTICE TO CLIYMISTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF

VITRIOLIC ACID.
ORDNAINCE °MCI. it& tio,
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lib litiefile

OR DNANCK Jo hereby zivi Notice,
That on TuAlay, the tit day of Decemaer next, it 14 their in-
tention to klifpoie of, by Publiz. Au Lion, at thrir Office In the
Tower of ' ',don, a cor.fid,:rabla quantity of tint Black Stuff 'or
Refiduum, from damaged Gun Powder which has had .the Salt
Pare extradlcd from it, and in which there remains a large por-
tion of Sulphur,foine Salt Pctre, and the Charcoal, ufed in the corn-
volition of Gunpowder, and therefore deemed It to form Vitri.
olic Acid.

The Lo 3 will confift o '! nirty Tons each, and until the Day of
Sa:t cv:antitiLs of :he Article, not excecei,.g five pounds, for the
puri,o!'t of expe:lnvnit. will he delivered gratis to perfons apply•
hl to the refpecctive ()leers of the Ordnance, at faverflum, far
the fsnie. By Orl.r of the Beard,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-09-07

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 4.

This day the Southdown Fair took place upon the
Prince's Cricket Ground, which was admirably well
adapted for the occafion. The day was alfo exceed-
ingly favourable, and a great many Fafhionables were
thereby induced to attend in carriages, on horfehack,
or on foot, to witnefs a fcene fo novel in this quarter
of the county rf Suirex.
The Show of Sheep was immenfe, their being corn.
puted to be about 12,000 of the real Southdown
breed, none other being admitted. The bell price
paid for 'he Ewes was two guineas ; for Lambs 2ss.;
and for Rams trom two guineas and a half to three
guineas. They were in general of 'lie very fira qua.
lity, and the ale: were pretty rapid.
It being intended to make this fair annual, every
farmer who brought his fheep upon the ground paid
at the rite of 51. per hundred, in order to efiablifh
the fair, and to defray the expences thereof. In future
this expence u ill not be incurred, as every farmer
will be allowed to bring his fheep free of expence to
this annual fair for Pale, provided they are entirely
of the Southdown breed.

A few Hodes, OlWb, and Hogs, were alfn dirpo.
fed of; and feveral farmers produced Couples of
Corn.—Various booths and tents, or marquees, were
crated round tie (pot.
London, England, 1807-09-07

rIcI7.I4LLI ArG-OFFICR, Auglift 31, 1807•
THE COMMISSIONERS for ✓ILTUALLING
--- -

'MS Mef7EBTr's NAM do herd" eve Nt tic*.

That on Wednefday, the sd December next, tlicy will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and trezt for the frpply
of FRESH BEEF, for the ufe of His Majelty's Troops at the
Wands and Coles hereundermentioned, viz.
Surinam, Berbice, Demarara, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grcnaia, Barbadacs, St. Vincent, and

St Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St.. Kites,
During the (pace of twelveMonthz certain, from the lift March
1808, and further until fix months warning (tall be given ; to be
paid fur by Bills payable with interat ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa (which nny betaken conjointly
for the whole, or fcparatcly for each fluid or Colony) may be
ken at the Secretary's Office.
No regard mill be had to say Tattler la which the price fall not k
kertal is wort', at garb, 'r that jboll ad be delivered to de Board
before au o'clock ea the fitid tiredneflay tFe tai !)cumber next, tor wallt
the Palen who wales the Tender, or foist Perla+, use his ihalf. Geode
to sewer whew called for.
London, England, 1807-03-09

DOVER, MARCH 7.

Paffed by this morning the hoy Johannes Captain
TONG, of Pappenburg, with a cargo of .falt, from
Tramblide, bound to Tenningen, has picked up the
crew of the (hip Math Francifca, Captain Tow x
bound from the fame place, alfo to Tooningen, which
foundered at fea. Sailed the (hip Otis, Capt. CROCK la,
of and for New York, from London, having repaired
the, damages fhe fuftaincd in the ♦iolent gale of the
13th ult. Came in this day, with the lots of an an-
chor and cable, rudder unhung, and fo leaky as to
occafion both pumps to be continually worked, the
flip Medford, Captain BARNARD, of Bofton, b6tind to
London, with geneva, madder, tcc.—Wind N. N. E.
blaws ftrong, with fqualls of fnow.
London, England, 1807-03-09

SHEERNESS, MARCH 8.

Sailed the Alkmar Rore•fhip to the Downs, and
the Robert Taylor and Emerald tranfports.—Arrived
the AFRICAN, RUBY, and EXCELLENT, men of war,
from Chatham ; and paged by to the Nore.—On the
6th inßant, arrived from the River, to go with the
Baltic Convoy :—Four Brothers, Stemming; Two
Sißers, Pahneke ; Satisfaftion, Paterfon ; Seculation,
Heetor ; Caledonia, Rathike ; Hibernia, Denke ; Eli-
zabeth, Lucke ; Concordia, Klyne ; and Trine, Bet-
derv; all Proflian (hips; which, with feveral Etiglifh
veal% are waiting convoy : the Latona, Fenwick ; and
feveral other veffels have failed from the Note to day,
having obtained licences to go to the Baltic without
convoy. This day all the coppered tranfports which
have laid here Come time, are ordered to fail imme-
diately to Portfmouth, it is waled molt of them
will go to-morrow.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-03-09

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY. MARCH 9.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confols, for money. 621—for April 631--Ousnium s pre.
Exchequer Bills, par us dlt.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.

3 per Cent. R. An. but
3 per C. Conf. An.6alit
4 PCT Cent. thut
5 per Cent. Navy 96,}
Loa's Ann. Ghat
Short Ann. thut

India Bonds. as. a 3s. per•
bny. Ann. st 3 16ths
Excheq. Bills, par ts.dif.
Osmium, s if s pram.
Englith Tickets t 91. s 6s.
Confab fee April 6311 f

We have great fatisfaition in announcing to our
Readers, that molt fatisfaitory accounts were yeller-
day received by Government refpeaing the late ob-
Rinate battle between the Ruffians and French, from
which it appears the former gained

A MOST IMPORTANT VICTORY
OVER THE FRENCH.

The Difpatches were brought by Mr. Vim's. the
Mellinger. who left Peter!burgh on the lath ult. and
Gottenburgh on the ill infant. in the Amity packet.
Soon after the arrival of Mr. Vies. the following was
circulated among the Government Offices :
London, England, 1807-03-09

YARMOUTH, MARCH 8.

Arrived the Loan KEITH cutter, from Holland,
with feven pilots. Sailed the DICTATOR and Ratio-
'Anow men of war, and OBERON (loop, on a cruize
off the Texel. Arrived the JULIAN armed (hip, 2nd
Fpaa ESTER gun-fhig, and a large 'hip, richly laden,
fent in by the CRUIZ ER (loop of war. Government
difpatches were this day landed here, and imme.
diately forwarded to London. Ships of war, MA
JESTIC, STATELY, ROEBUCK men of war, JULIAN
armed (hip, and two gun-brigs.—Wind S.W.

The Perfeverance, Stout, from Poole for Liverpool, is captured
and carried into France.

The Mercurius, Thompfon, from Memel for Loudon, is on
fhore near Carlferone.

The Traveller, Blair, from Shields for London, was loft near
Yarmouth on be zBtb ult.

The Adtive, Percy, from Portfmouth for Plymouth, was cap-
tured on the tit init. off Portland, by a French privateer of 16
guns.
London, England, 1807-03-09

DEVON...-LARGE NAVY OtirK TIMBER.

in LOTS,(Numsrically markgd with White Faint) as noder,
ON THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and
SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o
EI.M TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops,
and Bark.
This Timber lien very compaeity, is of very large Dlinenßoas,
and abounds with large Knees; Crooks. and Comisafs Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the Pariah of
CHRISTOW, four Miles from Chudkigh, ten from Teigemoutb
Harbour, and feven Mlles from Water tb convey it to 'reit:month.
ON BARTON FARM.
LOT a. so Oak Trees.
1. from so to too inclufive.
3 ---- too to 147 ditto.
4 5 t Elm Treys.
s 4o Mb Trees.
6 from 40 to 82 Afh Trees inclufive.
7 3 Beech Trees.
ON HYNER FARM.
LOT i. 24 OA Trees.
2. s t Alb Trees.
ON UNDERDOWN FARM.
LOT z. 103 Oak Trees.
a. from too to zoo Dittoinclufive.
3. 200 to 3.• o Ditto.
4. 300 to 360 Ditto.
•5. 360 to 420 Ditto.
6. 19 Elm and ;9 Alh Trees.
ON NETTON'S FARM.
LOT t. so Oak Frees.
2. from so to too Ditto inclufive.
3. too to ISO Ditto.
4. tso to zoo Ditto.
5. son to-250 Ditto.
6. 9 Afh Trees.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
LOT 1. too Oak Trees.
2. from ion to 209 Ditto inclufive.
• ON SWANELAY WOOD.
LOT s. too Oak Trees.
2. from too to zoo Ditto inciafive.
3. 200 to 300 Ditto.
4. 330 to 3 so Ditto.
5. 350 to 453 Ditto.
6. 56 Ath Trees.
--- - - -

For which purpofe a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms
Inn, Chudlefgh, on Thurfday the 26th March next, at Eleven
&Clock In the Forenoon precifely.
For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor
Houk on the Premifes, with whom printed particulars will be
left, as they will alfo at all the principal Inns intim Country, and
further information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symondl, of
Swallowfiekl, near New Reading. Bcrkfhire ; or at the Office of
Minks. Fates and James, Solicitors, Exeter.
Exeter, February 'too Soy.

Valuable PREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES.
By Mullis. IdULLETT and SON,

On Tuefday, Marti to, at twelve o'clock, et °areaway's Coffee-
.boufe, 'Change-alley, CornhiU, in twelve Lots, viz.
Subflantial New Brick-built LEASEHOLD
-I- DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 1, Gofwell-ftreet Road, near
IftingtonAntlhed in a modern ftyle, with every domeitic conve-
Acute. and fit for the inunotilase reception of a refpedtable Family.
ditto Leafehold haute, No. 26, Dalby's Terrace,
City Road, finithed in the false manner, and may heoccupied ins-
mediately.—A convenient Family Dsvelfing-houfe, pleafantly fitu-
ate at Holloway, near the Three Mile Store, on the Highgate
Road.—Tbreeßriek bnilt Carcafes, on the -Weft-fide of Sidney-
, Rivet, leading from the City Road to Gofwelbareet Road. Three
Houk* in Sidney-row adjoining. —A fpaeious and convenient
Dvre;iing-houfe,with large Yard and Cellaring, No. at, Baldwin's
Gardens, Leather-lane, Holborn.—A Freehold Public Houle, caikd
the Mork and Groom, in Dagget's eosin, Moorfields.—A Houk
and Shop, No. 23, Tifon•place, Ringfiand Road, and a Tenement
adjoining.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had on
the Freight' ; at Garravray's ; and of the Audioncers, South-
place, Finfbury-fquare.
London, England, 1807-03-09

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7.

The ELECTRA floop, Captain Taottort, is ap-
pointed convoy to the Mediterranean. She made the
tignal this morning.

IDEAL, MARCH 7.

The Blazer gun brig, Lieutenant Jona litavoN.
Commander, arrived this morning, and brought in
with her (which the detained) the fhip Apollo, Capt.
WAarzt.s, of and for Hamburgh, from Charlefton,
with a cargo of rice. Sailed the Intelligent gun brig,
on a cruize off Boulogne.
MARCH B.—Arrived the 6kylark flonp of war, from
Portfmouth ; Sparkler gun brig, from the Nore ;
and Archer gun brig, from a emit! off Calais. Sailed
the Combatant !loop, for the Note ; Jackall and
Firm gun brigs, on a cruize off the Galloper, and
Thrather gun brig, on a cruize off Boulogne.
London, England, 1807-03-09

111.1RK-LANE.

" • .
CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 9.
The filth arrivals of Wheat today are numerous;
and that of good quality is at the reduCtion in price
of about as. per quarter, arid others are extremely
heavy of fate, and lower—Barley is in confiderable.
tupply, and this article is at rather lets price—Kilt
has more ready e Peas is lower—Old
l3eans, of each kind, are in plenty, and cheaper—of
Oats there are few arrivals, but many remaining on
hand, and this trade nearly maintains WI prices—
Flour with little variation.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 6.

Arrived yefferday 'morning off this port, and
made fignal of failing for the Weff Indies, his
Majefty's brig CURIEUX, of 18 guns; the Rambler,
Wrid.rests, for Jamaica ; Choice, CLARK, for St.
Kitts; Hawker, ERRING, for Honduras ; Diana,
Gonoctirco, for Africa ; Nancy, Lirson.r, for
Surinam ; and the Mercury, BERRIE, for Berbice ;
alfo his Majelly's brig DISPATCH, of t 8 guns, with
about twenty-three fail, under convoy for .Lifbon
and Odorto ; among which were the following vef-
leis Devonfhire, Hind, Elizabeth, D Argo,
and Thetis, for Oporto ' and Flora, Chatty, Scar-
borough, Indefatigable, Albion, Lord Duncan, and
Mary Ann, for Lifbon. Arrived this day the (hip
Fortune, Captain Wit.son, from Greenock for Suri-
nam ; and the General Prefcott, --, from Liver-
pool, for Malta, to wait convoy, and the brig Mor-
rillown, of S guns, with a convoy, which proceeded
on for Wales.—Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 7.
Came in the Endeavoul• hired'armed fhip, of 12
guns, from the Weltward, with a fleet of veffels
under convoy.— Sailed the Boasat, of 22 guns, for
Jerfey ; and the Badger, THORNTON, for Dublin ;
Anna faria, CLasistn, for St. Thomas's ; and Ja-
fon, HOWARD, for St. John's. The Hissanta, of
to guns, came from Hatnoaze to Cawfand Bay
Taft evening.
London, England, 1807-03-09

TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGIS

TO BE DISPOSED OF, bt a airtdigible fituation in the City,
rHE Leak, Good Will, and Stork in Trade of a
Druggitt. perfeelly adapted to eke Wholefale and Retail Line.
...For particulars apply to WI, Chentift and Drouift, Can-
won Rivet; or so Mr. Humph ies. ditto, St. Bennett's Hill,
Thames-then—Letters, poft paid, will be attended to.