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London, England, 1807-03-30

YARMOUTH, MARCH 29.

This day arrived a thin fent in by the North Sea
cruizers, from Tonningen bound to Amflerdam, with
fundries. Sailed on a cruize the Lynx (loop of War,
Lluizer and Ernett, gun brigs.—Wind N. E.

GREENOCK, MARCH 27.

The Canawa, THOMAS, arrived here on Wednef-
day laft from Charleflon ; left the following velrels
loading for Clyde, viz. the Mofcs Brown, Felicity,
Ocean, and Northern Liberties.
The jeiEe, STEWART, arrived from Surinam, failed
no the 12th January Taft, in company with the Duck-
infield and Mary, for London. Left loading at Su-
rinam, the Minerva, &PICINI-AY, of this port, and
the Brothers, both bound to London ; and the
Hrnghton, for Liverpool ; all of which were to fail
in company about a month after the departure of the
jefEe.

The Sir Edward Pellew is arrived in the Clyde.
She failed from Berbiet on the 28th of January, in
company with the Clio, DA!N, for Glafgow ; Char•
lotte, —, for London ; Baden, Minerva, and the
Mary, for Liverpool, and parted from them on the
tth of February.
The Hudfort, Towlis, for New York, is returned to Liverpool
with danizge, having been on lore; and mutt unload to rep.ir.
The Charlotte, Purdy, for London, is fault in the Canal at
Cardiff.

The Syrene (a Dane), from Cork for Lifbon, is captured and
carried into MorLir.

The Het.y Day, (an American). from Falmouth; the
Aurora, from Voo:e; a iL thr Akxdndcr, Laughton, from
Yarmouth, ate captured by Fre:ich privateers, and carried into
Leghcrr.

The :s:argzre: Ma7daltna, Epar, fr-ln Yarmouth for Leghorn,
has put into Cori'lea is dillreis, and is eundsh:ncd there on accvunt
of her being from L:•g:aa4.
London, England, 1807-03-30

ANOTHER LEITER.

" BALTIMORIt Fan. s.—Accounts from Waffling-
ton Rate, that the Treaty with England has been re-
ceived, and that Congrefs have been deliberating on
it with clofed doors. It k laid to contain ilipulatiuns
of a mull favourable tendeocy to America." i
London, England, 1807-03-30

This day were pußlifhed, price is. 61
THOUGHTS oe the MARRIAGES of the LA-
BOURING POOR; containing Inftrudlims for their Con•
duet before and after entering into that impott.iut State; with
Four authentic and moral Stories, illußrating the Subjtift.
By THOMAS KELLY.
rhe Crofts of In much Mifery in the Marriage State, the Au•
thor arranges under fix diftiodt Heads, viz.
i. The Want of due Preparation.
a. The N.-gledt of chiding a proper Partner for Life.
3. Want of (Economy atter Marriage.
1. Negledd of their Children's Education.
S. The Cuftom of fuffcring their Fate.lies to be Idle.
6. The pernicious Habit of Drinking.
The Merit and Utility of this Work, entitle the Author to Pa-
tronage, and his Book to extenfive Circulation. It well defervea
(in our opinion) the Notice of that excellent Inftitutton, The So
ciety for bettering the Condition of the Poor.
Britifh Critic, Feb. 1837.
Printed for G. Kearfler, Fleet-ftreet ; J. Hatchard, No 191.
Piccadilly; and T. and K. Hughes, Ludgate-Rreet.
-
London, England, 1807-03-30

MARRIED.

On Saturday the tilt init. at Walcott Church. Bath, Edward
Morgan, Ffq. of Brecon, South Wales, to Mrs. Beauchamp
Cooper, of Upper Park-ftreet. Bath.
Saturday fe'nnight, Mr. !fall of Wailbmok, to Mil's Greenwood,
youngeft daughter of the Rev. Thomas Greenwood, Vicar of
Caine, Witt%

Simon Yorke, tfq. to Mire Holland, eanghter i.f John liolLand,
Efq. of Toynilau, in the county of Desibeigi•

DIED.

On Saturday fc'nnight. at his Cham'aers in the Temple, T. G.
Comings, Efq. late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
On Saturday laft, Philip Alfred Williams. third fon of William
Williams, Efq of Lincoln's inn Fields
On Tucfday 24th loft. Mr. New! And, Surgeon, of Guildford,
aged C 9 years.
On the tad init. in Olouccfter, replete •.ri:h thole ninra! :roper-
ties which exalt the humPn charaeler. Mr. Richard Worthington,
eldeft fon of Dr. Worthington, of Aflatonhay.:s, in the county cf
Chefhire.
Saturday fe'nuight, as Nir.White, attorney at law, of Duke ftreet,
Wel"'Moiler, was t: king a bafou of I,up, at George's Cuffeehoure,
near Temple Bar. lie complained of fuddc bilifpofition,defired to
be conveyed to bed. and atten pted to walk sterol's the Coffee
room, but dropped down on the P.oor, expired imroetliately.
At Edibburgh, on the 17th intlant, in the 8 i ft year of his age,
Dr. John Gardner, Member of the Royal ColleLe of Phylicians,
Edinburgh.
Suddenly, Mr. Atwood, the celebrated Violoncello Player, and
who pi. rtoi sled a few nights before at the York Concerts.

DOCTOR HOBSON 1 IMPERIAL OIL.

WHAT Ntient, who is futf:ring under the dill
treffing pain of Chronic Rheuniatifin, or the more acute
anguifb of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly porch a Re-
medy to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo etTedt ual as
Dr. Hodfon's Imprri..l Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviating
pain in there diftr. !Hog complaints in the fw•elling of the joints and
P.iffnefs of the tendons, the bad &-e: of old drains, rendered worfe
either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. •Phis cz
cellent application reduces the (welling, and brings the tendons and
riufeles fot and pliable; in one difeafe, the Rickets, the relaxed
yielding e.:n litiuu of the Dena is fo wonderfully changed by the
r,:gular ufe of the ImperiA Oil, that the bona, though diitorted, re-
gain their natural lhape and Gore. In Palfy, Numb:ids of Limbs,
and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves a fovcreign Reinely,
byanimating and reaming the energy of the Nerves.
Sold whop tale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,Cbeapfide,cor•
ner of l'aternoßer•row ; Hazard and Binns, and Cruttwal, Barb ;
Slain, and Lynch, Mancheßer ; Gregfons, Liverpool ; and mot
hook fellers and medicine venders in every country town, in bottles
at as )(Leach.
London, England, 1807-03-30

THEATRP-ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN.

Tins PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 30,
-11-will be aded (for the Bth time) a New Comedy, culled
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST
the principal Claaradera by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. 'Wyllie, Mr. Fawcett. Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da
venport, Mrs )emery, Ftc.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE;

Or, THE UOLDEN EGG.
The new Comedy of Town and Country; with Mother Goole,
will be performed every evening, till further notice.

A CASE THAT MUST
THE H
ENEVOLENT INTEREST TH.
E FEELINGS OF
B

THE lituation of a Poor Girl, who has lnt a leg,
1- has lately been laid before the Public, for the purpofe Or
gettiAg l.er relieved from the diftreffing profpedt that lies before
her: To this account muff now be added, that within a few days
the unfortunate Girl, heriFather, Mother, and four little Brothers
and Sifters, have had their Dwelling deftroyed by Fire,and alma
every article of Apparel and Furniture cm:fun:ed.
subreoptions take^ in for their relief at No. t 3, Upper 'Fitch-
acid-Meet, Fitzroy fquars; and at Mclfrs. Clementi and Co.'s,
No. 26, Cheapude.

- - -- •
SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN THE Ist u OF
APRIL NEXT.
HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers,
CORNIIILL, OXFORD STREET. and St. jasses's•sTa Err.
(eflablifhed so Years) are now felling the 'rickets and legal
Shares on tht belt Terms, at their above Offices, where all Prizes
ate paid on demand.
SCHEME contains
Prizes of £20,000
10,000
Sicco
London, England, 1807-03-30

4LL THE TALENTS! !! FOURTH EDITioa.
- rH E almoll unprecedented Sale of three Editions
1- of the above Poetical Satire in lets than three weeks, renders
it nem-nary for the Pubtinier to inform the numerous Ladies and
Genthmen who have beets ditappointed in receiving it, that toe
Fourth Edition, price 3s. 6d. will be ready on Saturday next.
Primed for J J Stockdale, No. et, about the middle, on the
North Side of Pail MalL
Where may be had, beautifully printed and hot- prefted price is.
The only corral Edition of that celebrated Pc.em, ELI JAH'S
MAK FLE.
London, England, 1807-03-30

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 30.
FASTER MONDATe...NO bufinefs done at the Stott Exchaoge.

Since our laft, Paris Journals of the 223, and
Dutch of the 26th inflant, have arrived : they pre
font hardly any thing new, but abundance of ad.
ditional details refpeeting the battle of Eylau, and
the precipitate retreat of the French. Some of the
molt ariking of thefe we have given in a preceding
column. It appears from every acc-,un., that the'
French army is in a molt uncomfortable lituation ;
but it is not yet afcertained that they have left the
neighbourhood of Ofterode, rttough it is reported
I that the head-quarters have arrived at Thorn.
BONAPARTE has, by an Addrefs of the Senate, been
invited to return to Paris. The thing is pofEble, and
barely fo. We cannot think he would venture to
, leave the army at the prefent crifis.
A veffel from Tonningen has been fent into Yar-
mouth by the North Sea cruizers. The people (fate,
that when they failed, a report was current, that in
one of the late battles (that of Eylau, we fuppofe, for
the date is not mentioned), NAPOLEON was at one
time made a prifoner by a detachment of Prullian
huffars, but after a fevere conflia, relcued by a party
of his own guards, after having been wounded in the
Ihoulder. This is, perhaps, only another edition of
what is hated in the Tonningen letter in the preced-
ing column.
London, England, 1807-03-30

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received Bolton Papers to the 15th ult•
—We extraft the following articles refpeding the
Treaty between this Country and America :
BALTIMORE, FRB. 4.—" General SMITH has this
day received pofitive informatirn from Wafhington,
that the Treaty between this Country and Great
Britain has been figned. Mr. Munao will be the
bearer of it, and he may be Coon expelled."
The following has tranfpired as part of its con-
tents:

The India trade is placed on the fame footing
as it was in JAY'S treaty, and the Weft India trade
we are to enjoy on the footing of the molt favoured
Nations ; iinprters of produce from enemies colo-
nies will be allowed to export in another vale), after
the duties have been fecured and the property timed
for one month. What relates to the Icemen is not
alluded to in the treaty itfelf, but is given by tray of
appendix. I am inclined to believe that England will
not retort to a general blockade of the ports of the
Continent, new that they have come to a proper
underftanding with this Country; at leaft I Would
fuppofe our negotiators would not have conceded
what they had done, if they had not been pretty cer-
tain that our trade to Europe would be left unmo-
lefted."
London, England, 1807-01-02

lirpatchee for Eng-
lie Ruffian troops
that General Ka.
s before they were
and of them. Thefe
mule having been
hourly expefted.
en St. Peterfburgh

good undernandiag:
Porte,, which latter
deal of intriguing,
it is raid, that the
there intrigues, has
my on the frontiers,.
lour hundred thou•
corps of Pruirarv.
was t flren by lhe
)n hoard, vv:•., af:er
prironers, put utter
era. The wind be-
the Frenchmen were
le, put to fea, and
arlfcrona. She hat
des the Frenchmen. •
ad that a revere one.
tuffians and French.
this day, Rates, that
min, in 30 hours, the
French had received
;, after a bloody bat-
hot lathe cheek, bat

rENBURG, DEC. ro.
d here from Altona,
/ice been defeated by
r from Dantzic, of
racuaded Thorn,;and
fi toldier on the oiler
is calling his troop: to
,e letters from Stral.
any Fr:nch troops in
nuld appear, that he
id anc e.

•
Royal Family remove-
winter, preparatory to
's Birthday.
!TIMBAL) has expreind
he condua of the late
that he means to ex.
the debate of Monday
, Mr..W.'s dole eon-
Foreign Affairs, will
Airioni and important.
at, the Houfe of Com•
of his founts fe pro.
peaker's warrants ware
Oats.
ordered, That.no fed.
received after thy ark:
Ittpol tb L 11,104118
eived cabfeqaem w the
S.

adopted certain Testa-
osVicx whh refped to
'before made, fixing the
e lad day for receiving
was found to be nugam
mited for following up.
der, therefore, to com.
'lure had in view, it has
Private Bill Blab be te-
ch, and that no reports
d after the t ith of May.
Duke of th.oucssvaa
a Battalion of the 3d Re.
rade in St. James's Park,
oncl, in their ntw cloath•
eing richly embroidered,
their new Turkifh caps,
fafhionable fpedators ;
i. millaking the time.—
guard again next week,
y's Birth Day.
alas TY has been pleated
and, and the Lord Lieu-
itifttx, to his Grace the
(Tenger has alto been
dif-
CeOt NORTHUMBERLAND,
)fer of the command of
Blues.
!andidate for the County
:elEon of General Lams
ND.

red from I.ord Covi,ttro•
adiz, to the date 9f De.
the Spaniard. exhibited
on to put to fea. Some
out the (hips of the Britifh
ial injury. The ATLAIp
d from Gibrahar.

Iheetnefs, that hive beef
ma received orders to
and fit only for the N
s, and four, d
and ars tting for the
be, ready in two months.
la MINUTE, who lately I
=hanged for the French
is taken in the battle of

ells the Dutch they are
that his own fatally was

-1411 It JAS. t 2.
are arrived, and's:a very
ouyers in demand, canto,
p left prices, bait (mood
'he fupplies of Barley are
price--Malt likevrife, sap
;am, of both forts', wick
arrivals of Qate are alb
pt fine famplestrahis trech
nits awl/ at lite prim&
London, England, 1807-12-16

Thie day was publithed io Svc. price se

EMANCIPATION it) DISGU ISE, or TheTRUE
CRISIS of the COLONI FS, with Confiderations upon Colo-
nial Monopoly, and upon the Advantages derived by America
from Louifians; silo Suggeftions ffr the Permar.ent Subfiltenee
of our Colonies, and fur Supplying certain Naval Storrs, indepen-
dent of Ruffle and America.
Printed for J. M. Richardfon, No. 23, Cornhill, oppofite the
Royal Exchange; and J. Ridgway, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1807-12-16

A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
This day was publifbed,
Price Ninepcnce, or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the full Allem-
ance to Schools,
T'HE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILTAREN,
Containing COMMON THINGS ?accessin. TO ilia KNowN
and adapted to the capacity and curiofity of Children between
Fout and Taw Years of Age.
By tlic,Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.
Author of the ClaGi Book; the Reading F
—Vereirta, or Introduetion
to the Clefs Book ; of the Grammar ol Pb'dolophy. &c. &c.
Every Parent and Tutor will be inr.tantty Struck with the life-
ruiners and importance of this new Cateeriftn, which begins with
teaching the Child to count Ten skid game the Days in the Weekfl
and proceeds by eafy Steps to the dctuition and explanation of all
kinds of familiar and common Otteds. It bears in fat, as to the
bufinds of life, and the fiat principles of general knowledge, ex-
a tly the fame relation as the Church Catechifm, and the eafy
Catechifms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and
Morality.
Printed for Riot/tan PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Street, London;
and to be hid, with the other much approved works of the fame
Author, of all lkookklltrs in Town and Country.

DEVONSHIRE.
By the BOARD of AGRWULTURE.
This day Was publiftatd, illuftrated by as Engravings.
Reprefeniing Implements in Hufbandry, Buildings, I.ive Stock,
and remarkable objects, with a coloured Map, diftinguithing the
" different kinds of Soil, price 15, in board.,
AGENE RAL VIEW it the AGRICULTURE
of the enmity DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri-
culture and internal Improvement, diftinguilhing and defcribing
the Gergraphical (*natation and general circurultances oldie county
—the !late of Propertythe Buildings, the mode of occupation—.
the Implements, the Enciofures, the Arable Land, and every kind
of Culture—the Orals Lands, the Gardens and Orchards, tar
Woods and Flantationa, the Waite., the Improvements general
and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy, and the Po-
litical Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, Manufac-
tures, the Population, Societies, &c. &c &c.
' By CHARLES VANCOUVER.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars ;
and fold by all Bookfcllers in Great Britain and Ireland.
N B Corrected and enlarged Reports of other Counties will
be publilhed in a correfponding Site and Type, after the rate of
Ex or eight per annum, till Surveys of the whole King.lom have
been pubiiihed ; in the mean time, Set., as far as pubtilhed,
uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be had of all Book -
lifters, at the plsafure of the purchafer.
London, England, 1807-10-24

COrTENBURGII, OCTOI3:R S.

A traveller arrive,' to day from Copenhagen, who
reports, that it was pretty well alcertained there, that
Bonaparte had made large I,ecuniary offers to Den•
mark fcr her navy and ftores.
Twe:ity c,:hfir pilots have received orders to-
day to repair from hence to Copenhagen, tl,r the pur-
vie of condoning the Dani(h men of War lalong the
Sweclifh coal).

Lcuis the XVIII. will embark to mot row for Eng-
land on board the Swedilh frigate the Treja, accom-
panied by the Dukes of Angouleme, &try, and
amtnont, the Count d'Avarry, llamas, Nauru
filer, Fcrronaye, and the Crevalier de la Itiviere.
The interruption to our communication with Ham-
burgh fill continues ; twelve mails ate due from
thence.

Ocrorta 9.—Yerterday arrived the King George
cutter, having on board Sir Robert Wilfra, who,
after dining with the King of Fiance, fet off imme-
diately ff.r St. Peter (burgh.
This day the Snake armed (hip was forced in by
contrary winds, with to (ail of ttanfprts, buirnd to
Cc:nob:igen, under her convoy.

The Captain of a rociillant chip, who arrived here
lafl Monday, reports, that in the Cattegat, he met
with 150 fail of light Engin thips, all returning
from Ruffian pot ts, ot:e of which (poke him ; he in-
formed him that./!:e reafon ref their return was the
appearance of war Letweas Eni;land and Ruffra.
London, England, 1807-10-24

FRENCH JOURNALS.

We this m(.ining teccived a Moniteur of the 811 i
4)11. The fullowiag is tie only article worth tranf-
le:ing. _

AUCSBURG, SEPT. 29.

In the confere:;ces which have taken place at
Gittrget,,n tact wten the Ruffian and Ottoman Pleni-
potentiat ies, it has been agreed that, after the total
evacuation of the two Principalities of Moldavia
and Wallachia by the arms of the two Belligerent
Powers, there (hall be eflahlifhed a Divan, compofed
of BoyardF, who (hall govern thofc provinces pro-
viflonally, their future fate (hall be definitively
regulated.
The Ruffian Plenipotentiat ies have notified to Prince
Ypfilanti, that, in the prefent circumflances, the pro-
longation of his flay at Bucharefit may be attended
with difagreeable coniegnences ; and that he malt
remove from that City, and all Wallachia : he has,
in confequence, determirsed to gn to Ptterlburgh.—
The Holpadars appointed by the Porte will, in like
manner, not make their appearance, until farther or
dens.

Five divifions of the Tuikifh army flill remain on
the left bank of the Danube : thefe a'e the corps of
Muflapha Bayra&cr, which is polled near Giurgewo,
and that of Pelivan Aga, which is at Ifmael.

Our Readers will find in our Columns of today
Coo, of the French C.imrnercial Code, which is to
commence its °relation from the sit of ncv.

It tormkope of the principal items in the gland
creerleby which French Europe is in future to
be governed, and will be read with mach intereft by
mercantile 133C13.
London, England, 1807-10-24

OSWESTRY.

MnNDAY—A Silver Cnp, value pl. given by Sir
W. W. Wynn, for Hunters.—Twc: mile heats.

Mr Wynr•'s sr m Gleaner, by 3 yrs old, tilt 3 r t
Mr Priee's ch g Sentinel aged, oft 41b i 2 1
Mr Crusion's h g Erredation.aged,l2ft 41b 1 3 dr
The Cavalry Sub cription Puree, of ;;Rs.—Two
mile heats, was won at two heats, by Mr. T.
Howeli's br m Sultana, by Sultan, 4yrs old,
81b.
Mr. Bak haw's br h Artichoke, by Don Q.2ixotte,
syrs old, 811 ;lh beat Mr. Madocks's b c True
Blue, by Sir Solomon, 3yis old, 611 ;lb.—One
mile, sogs.
TUESDAY-A Silver Cup, value pl. given by the
Stewards for Hunters.—Two•mile heats.

Mr Prices h g Aladdin, by Meteor, syra old, t tit t t
Sir W. VV. Wynn's br gby Telcfenpe, syrs old, tt a 2 2
A bwcepilakes of logs each, tor half bred holies.—
Twn mile heats.—(B Snhicribers )
Mr DayAnd's b g Judgement, by Fortunin, aged, t ittslb t
Mr Price's eh g Sentinel, by Enginetr, aged, tr tt sib 1 2
W EDN ESDAY—The Town Subfcriptiork Purfe of 501.
London, England, 1807-10-24

PORTUGAL.

It is now underilood, that at the time the palrports
were delivered to the French and Spanifh Ambaft,t-
dors, they were informed that the moment they quit.
ted the Portugueze territory, or a French force ap-
proached it, the Principe de Beiza, fon to the Prince
Regent, would be fent off to the Brazils, and that the
rell of the Royal Family would follow him with. all
poffible expedition. It is poffible that this menace
might have had the effect of retarding the march of
the French troops, and preventing the French and
Spanifh Ambafradors from removing farther than a
few miles from Lilbon. It is well known, that as the
demands of France became more preffing, the Mar-
quis de Bellas, late Viceroy of the Brazils, and who
had formerly been fent to this country on a fpecial
million, failed in a flip of war for South America,
for the purpofe, it was raid, of making the necelTary
preparations and arrangements for transferring the
Government.

. Great inconvenience having been felt, particularly
by the Britifh merchants, from the order of the Por•
tuguefe Government, which allowed three months
additional grace to bills of exchange, it was revoked
by the following
London, England, 1807-10-24

TO THE FACULTY.
_ _ _

AGENTLEMAN wilbes to treat for a Partner.
neriliip with an elderly Pradtitioner doing bulinefs to the
amount of from Six Hundred to Fifteen Hundred Pounds per
annum, who might be difpoled to withdraw after a few years, in
favour of the Advertifer; nr he would purekafe the whole of an
eftablithed bulimia-74cm ready to be advanced.—Letters(pnft
paid) from Principals only, addreffed to Z Z. No. 38, Great
Windmill•ltreet, London, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1807-10-24

ELSINEUR, SEPTEMBER 23.

At the Sound Toll Office 95 (hips were cleared
fince the acth inf. among wil'ich were 44 Englifh.
Is it thence conchicl,:d, that Admiral Garnbier has
ordered all Engl;fh bottoms to dear at this place.
The EngHl Cordul has alit, returned and returned
his functions. The day before yeflerday three Ruf-
fian (kips of the line and three frigates arrived here
from Archangel, bJund for the Baltic. They are

well manna, but have not their till complepw of.
guns. They are all lying in cur road with tbeßin
frigates which arrived before. Several mailers of
(hips report, that the Ifle of Bornholm is occupier)
by raoo Englith troops.

HELSINGBORG, SEPTEMBER sr.
The vefrel which was engaged to carry the Swedilb
Mail to Nyborg, and fetch from thence the Ham-
burgh Mail, which failed from Helfingborg the 7th
intlanr, arrived at Nyborg on the 19th, where the
letters the brcught were received and delivered at the
poll office ; hot the Pollmafler refufed to deliver the
Mails which were lying there. Baron Gyldencrone,
Governor of Nyborg, publifbed the following notice
op this fubjedl

46 As the Englifh have hitherto blockaded the
Belt, I have not thought it right to allow any Dani(h
or foreign Mail to crofs the Belt. For this reafon I
cannot, until further orders, permit the mails, which
are l)ing here, to depart, before the communication
between the Danifh ;Bands (hall have been declared
perfeelly free and open on the part of the Englifh.
" Nyberg, September 23, 18c7."

SE Pr. 24.—The King and gpeen arrived here let
night a the whole town was illuminated.

COPENIIAGEN, OCTOBER s.

According to an agreement concluded with the
Englifb Commander in Chief, the Enghill fuldiers
will be permitted to view the infide of the town.
They will therefo►e be admitted to-morrow and
following days, by fmall parties not exceeding twelve
men without arm,, and under the infpedliJn of a
Serjeant. Notice is hereby given cf the above agree-
ment, and all the inhabitants are adrnonifned to re.
(rain from every thing which may tend to produce
riot and diforder. (Signed)

HAaor N, Direaor of Nlice.

The Dana Commiira: y of Q.2arantine, has re.
ceived intelligence from Mernrl, that an epidemical
difeafe prevails there,as well as at Koning(berg. The
fame intelligence has been communicated to Admiral
Gambier.

A Danifb pilot, lately arrived from Cronlladt,
dates, that ten regiments of Ruffian troops had ar•
rived in that place, and that feveral detachments of
Ceffocks are conflantly patroling on the beach, in
order to prevent the Englith from effecting a landing.
OCT-111+R 6.—lt is reported that five Engti%h (lore
fhips, u•Lich had taken (lures on board at the Holm,
arc (fronded in the Cattegat, together with the ftigate
which had 'hem under cony :y.
London, England, 1807-10-24

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Since writing the above, three Gottealbargh mails
have arrived, and have brought letters from lt:;:lian
ports of the 27th nit. which mention nothing cf an
embargo. The Britifh Refident at Cronitadt .was
not, however, free from apprehention, as great pre.
parati ms for war were going on in that port. Ore
letter, from the Captain of a merchant vetill, men-
tions thofe preparations, and add,, I will' the wind
would come fair—l would be off in an inflant."
The King of Sweden has ordered the blockade cf
the Rivers Peene and Oder, and alfo of t!lc ports of
Anclain, Stettin, and Woigaft, to be railed.
The above cireninflance, coupled with the depar•
tore of the 'unfortunate Loots the XVIII. and fa-
mily from Sweden, are ilrong indicati9ns that fome
progrefs l•as been made towards an accommcJation
between France and Sweden.

By letters from Copenhagen, we learn that a report
was current there that Admiral GAMBIER had received
orders from Englind to capture the Ruffian (hips of
war which Etcly failed from that Road, and that he
has ckready detached a fquadron for that purpofe.
Our Readers nay form fine idea of the difpatch
employed in loading the fibres that are coming from
Copenhagen. We have feen a letter from the Cap-
tain of one of the tranfports, in which he flares that
his fh;p (Arn 260 tons burden) was laded in eight
hours, with hemp and iron.

One letter Oates, that the troops are not to come
home in the tranfports, but in the Dann 11111:.—the
former being employed to carry 0,.-es. If this be
corral, all idea of retainirg the illind of Zealand
has been abandoned.

The following are the only articles wot th noticing :

BULLETIN.

IlrLstNasaac, Ocr. t.—His Royal Highnefs
the Duke of Berry arrived here in the road the 29th
inft. in the morning, on boar u an ErTlifh frigate, and
landed at half patt two o'cl,ick. He-was met at the
bridge by Baron Munck, Firit Lord of the Bedcham•
bet-, Count Gyllenherg, aria other perilms of diflinc-
tion, and conduaed to the houfe fitted up for Lis
reception. The garrifon was drawn up ia the market
place at five o'cl. ck. The Doke proceeded in cr.e of
the King's carriages, attended by Baron Muncie, to
the houfe inhabited by his Majeily, with whntn he
was elofeted a confiderable time. The Duke's re•
tinue, confiding of Count Nantcui!let and Count de
la Ferronays, &c. were thereupon preleoted to his
Majefly, and foon after the Duke retired, with his
(trite ; at eight o'clock this morning, he rook leave of
the King and Queen, and immediately after left this
place, for Gotte..burgh.
44 Our troops are daily returning from Rngen:
meanly the whole of the cavalry and horfe artillery
are arrived at YltaJ, and f:nse (hips of war have
returned tale to our road, having feveral battalions
of foot on board.

" His Royal Majefly has been pleafed to raife the
blockade of the pot ts cf Criefswald, Wclga(, Ank-
lam, and Stettin, and of the mouths of the rivers
Peene and Oder."—( Goltodurgh Gazelle of Clader 6).
London, England, 1807-10-23

A NEW PERIODICAL WORK.

On Thurfday, the ift of October inflant, was pubUlbed, the Firit
Number, to be continued Monthly, tlegantly printed in Royal
Oelavo, and embellifhed with two or more Engravings, by the
firft 'Wilts, chiefly front Original Drawings, price ss. 6d. per
Month, of
THE ANTIQIJAItY's MAGAZINE, or AR-
A CHAOLOGICAL LIBRARY,

EMBRACING IN SEPARATE VIVISMINS,
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1. Orli-mar Antiquities.
3. Egyptian Antiquities.
4. Hebrew Antiquities.
J. Greek Antiquities.
6. Roman Antiquities.
7. Northern Antiquities.
8. American Antiquities.
9. Bilikellaneous Subjeets of Antiparian Enquiry.
to. Early Ftiglith Literature.
t. Original Letters of Royal and other Eminent Perfons.
Nugx Antigun.
•
13. Criticifm.
14. Intelligence.
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London, England, 1807-10-23

PORTSMOUTH, QCTOWAR 1...1.

Arrived a French privateer, from Granville, with
the lots of foreman and bnwfptit, captured by his
Najdly's (hip BRILLIANT.—SaiIed the Afticaine,
ronovcomu, for St. Domingo. Wind N.

DEAL, OCTOBFR 22.
This morning his Alajeily's fliips WEYMOUTH,
Human, and SPECULATOR, failed from the Downs,
with the outward bound, &c. under convoy to the
Weflward, and put back again-4.P.M. the outward
bound are again failed wi•h a fine breeze at Eaft
half pail four, the outward bound ate again return-
ing into the Downs, the wind having fuddenly fhifted
to the S.E. blows hard. Several vegrels are gone for
Ramfgate harbour.—Wind variable.

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER to.
The Golden Rule, —, frm Wifeaffet to this
port, deferted at fea, after becoming a total wreck :
the crew, with the exception of three loft, were takers
off her by the George, from New York, and carried
into Limerick.—Captain GILL, of the Sarah, fpcks
on the 13th init. off the Mull of Cantyre, the Cathe-
rine, —, from Greenock to Newfoundland, all well.
London, England, 1807-10-23

•
AUT IC4L 19WICENCE.

MAILS—Wind S. W.
ARt. ARIL Dor
a x I Getter.hussk o 4
I 4 Lillian • o •

Wfin
Waterford

PLYMOUTH, OCTONIt. 21.

Came in the Dann brig Flora, Capt. Nauss,
from St. Thomas's, with rum, coffee, kc. detained
by the AMErnyrrt of 38 guns. La Vittoria, Capt.
EsresEß, from Riga, with hemp and iron, detained
by the Bufy privateer. Couteß gun brig from ths
Channel feet.
London, England, 1807-10-23

BERLIN, SEPT.I4.

We are (till ignorant of the time of his Majelly's
return to his capital. It is-probable, however, that
he will rot leave Memel till the whole of his States
are evacuated by the French troops.—ln order to
accelerate that event, we have been affured that
orders have been taken to p4y within the time flipn-
lated by the Convention, all the contributions which
continue in at rear, and part in gnod bills of exchange.
Betides the twelve Minitiers who have been difgrac-
ed, it is raid that feveral other perfons, of high rank
about Conrr before the war, have been removed from
the pertim of the King.
The twenty Gener4ls, who gave up Magdebourg,
are, it is reported; the obje6is t.t his particular indig•
nation, aid he has given orders for the moll rigid
profecution to be commenced againil them.
London, England, 1807-10-23

DIED.

Lately, Captain Moody, at Fawley, aged 97.
Tuefday, at Hiilea Barracks, Lieutenant Munro, of the tit Ve-
teran Battalion MS Rant Paymaßer of Detachments at Hilfea.
Wednefday fenoight, at Hull,Lieutenant Shaftoe, of the Suffez
Minna
On the 7th intl. Mrs Chriftiana Sbirrdr, wife of Mr Ebenezer
Malan, merchant in I dinhurgh.
Sunday fennight, Mrs Craig, wife of the Rev. Mr Craig,
Freibytt Ilan Milliner of Lifbutn, Ireland. During the time of
divine fcr•icc the was taken ill, retired from the meeting boufe to
the houfe of a friend, and is left than two hours breathed her Taft.
Monday morning, at his libufe in Hill-Rreet, Samuel Lcug,
Efq of Cadhalton in Surrey.
.At his ayartment6, in the Treafury, Mr James Stokes, of the
Board of Trade.
On the ttth inftant, John Rolland, Efq. of Anchruutie, in the
93d year of his age.
*Tuefilay fe'nnight, Mr John Wright, of St John's fquare, pin
ter. He was taken off faddenly, after only two days illncfs,in the
38th year of his age. His illnefs began with a cold, which he caught
whilft he was on a (hooting party ; this brought an a violent fever,
Which nccafioned his death.
Saturday !aft, in Manchefter buildings, Thomas Hearne, Efq.
in the 34th year of his age.

DEVELNO'sVEGETABLEPILLS are proved,
by experience, to be the ben and moft Innocent Alterative,
Purifier, and Sweetener of the blood; and thole who are ardidted
with the Seurvy,Scorhutic Eruptions, Leprofy, Scrophula or any
other Difurders arifing from vitiated Blood ; or thofe who have ins
paired their conititutions by Diffipation, juvenile indiferetioss. or
Mercurial Medicines, flsould by no means omit a courft of the Ve-
getable Pills during the Autumn. The operation of this valuable
Vegetatle Alterative is fo pleanik and falutary as not to ii,terfere
with the avocations of bufinefs or pleafure; its anion is confined
to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or rettraint in diet;
it dill-Ayes in the itoniach, blends with the food. and gradually
pervades the circulating fluids, correcting in its panne any devia
tion from a state of cenvtilefccnee; in fhort, it id the long fought
for Vegetable Specific, or Cafe, but aelive, fubftittite for that
failionable mineral, Mercury its efficacy excites the attention and
furprife of medical men, for when all other medicines have mike..
De Velno's Plll4 may be relied on m a fpecific for ail Difurders
which originate in au impure or impaired (fate of the Blood.
Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now role Proprietor, and fold
Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Pdwards, No. 1.6, St. Pactre
Church-yard, on the Footway, London —Price as. 6d sad la
London, England, 1807-10-23

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 24.,
their Majcfties Servant, will ate a Comedy, called
THE HONE" MOON.
Duke. Mr. Eftifton ; Rolacido, Mr. Ruffen ;
Ccunt Montalban, Mr. Holland; Balthazar, Mr. Wroughton ;
Lampedo, Mr. Mathews; Jaques. Mr. Penley.
Juliana, Mifs Duncan; Hollers, Mrs. Sparks.
To which will be added the Comely of
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Elliftnn.; Drugget, Mr. Dowton ;
Lady Racket, Mrs Jordan; Mrs. Drugget, Mrs. Sparks.
On Monday, the Comedy of the Country Girl.
Cr The Young Lady who made her 4th appearance on Wed-
I:lday evening. in the charadter of Rofetta, in the Comic Opera
1.6 r,.: in a Village, wasagain received throughout with uitiver-
d approbation and reiterated burfis of applaufe, and will appear
.11 the charader of Rana, in ohe courfe of the week.
London, England, 1807-10-23

VENICE, SF PT. v 6.

According to accounts from Milan, we Shall have
the good fortune, in the collide of next October, to
fee his Majetly the Emperor and King, and he will
potribly Ray here tome weeks. His prefince in Italy,
it is espeiled, will Le rende,ed remarkable by hula%
polial rcfu4s. ,
London, England, 1807-10-23

STOCK:IOI.M, sl; pi. 8.

Five Dann maiis, which had b,:en detained, ar-
rived here MI the gill.
The Han burgh mails are am due. M. Von Sil
veraolpe, the King's ChamberlAin and Envoy at St.
Peterfburgh, has arrived here from that city.

IiELINGSBORG Sv.PT. z 4.
After their l'iLjeities the King and Queen, had
been Come tune Gutlafborg, Lear Caritharn, they
left that pis: on the z tfl.
According to the lait accounts from Carlfcrona,
all the (hip, of war. and other veffels fitted nut there
were affenibled at Perth. in the Ifland of Rugeni—
Three Ruffian fligatcs are lying in our roads. Eng-
in (hips of war fwatto every where.

CON:NHAGEN. SEPP. 29.
Several more (mall Erglifh veftels have arrived
here. A part of the Efigoilt troops hive advanced
towards Helfingor; others are gone into winter quar-
ters. The expeBation that they would voluntatily
leave our island, f,.ms to be removed farther than
ever. From every appearance, we are led to con
elude they mean to flay.
M. Peterfen, at Walloc.., has obtained a written
permillion from Lord Cathcart, with feveral whet
inhabitants, who have h:tl their horfes, to leek for
them wherever they may be—and in cafe they do not
fucceed in finding them, they are t,) receive an in-
demnification from the Englith Government.
A regular poll is eftablifised between Fladftrand
and Norway, and which, till further orders, is to
convey all letters from Jutland, Schlefwic, and Hot;
kin to Norway.
HAMBURGH. OCT. 6. •
It is reported that when Count fiernftorff acquaint-
ed the Crown Prince with the furrender of Copen-
hagen, with tears in his eyes, his Highnefs replied,
" I can bear every thiug, but no tears."
It is aif° afferted that the defenders of Copenhagen
were compelled to give up the Dar,ith fleet—for when
the Englith Commandant was Informed. that riders
he ordered the Irmbardment to ceafe, the Danes
themfelves would fet fire to the fleet-The replied, in
that cafe he would level Copenhagen with the ground.
The capitulation therefore followed of coitrte.

HANOVER, OC ['OBER 4.
Some days fence, an Enghal fea efficer was brought
here prifoner, charged with conveying perfons from
Heligoland to Glockfladt, who, with himfelf, were
apprehended by tome French troops Rationed r.ear
that place.
The Princefs Dowager of Orange, and the cidrvant
Hereditary Princefs of lirtinfwick, coming from Al-
tona, patted through this city this morning, on their
way to Weimar.
London, England, 1807-10-23

MINICIAK, SEPT. 21.

The flotilla at Boulogne will foon be in readinefs,
and the vifit of the Miniffer of Marine to the Nor-
thern fee coans teems to indicate that means are pre.
paring for a ferious attack upon England.
The troops at Boulogne will be as numerous as
ever—and while M. Dccres was at Flufhing, he gave
orders for all the Dutch ihip carpenters, difcharged
Come time fince, to be employed again. From
Flufhing, M. Deeree proceeded to Antwerp, in the
brig Favourite.
London, England, 1807-10-23

HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.

This day was ;midland, in a large and very elegant volume, 4tu
accompanied by numerous lingravings, price 1i 103 in beards.
A TOUR through HOLLAND along (1 r Right
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Summer and Autumn of sBo6.

By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Rammer, or Tour

round the Baltic, &c,
" Pergit, et hoftilca (tanta all tiducia) ripas
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TH this Work an impartial account is given of the mant.ee., cuf-
toms, arts, and condition of the Dutch &cc the convt:r6un of the
Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a
defcription of the molt interefting objects and fernery iu Holland
and on tile Banks of the Rhine, interfperfcd with a variety of anec-
dotes ilftiltrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of
France and Germany throue. which :he Author paired; and the
whole is errhellifhe.l with an Engravings, by a diftinguifht.d Artift,
from drawings made on the fpot.
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A new Edition carefully revikal and corredled of
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blt(D.

On Monday, the 37... th November, at Mount Pleafant, Totten.
ham, in the /loth year of his age, Rowland, Stepbenfon, Efq. late
of Lombard itrect, Banker.

On the ad init. at Abb's Court, Surrey, tke Dowager Countils
Batburit.

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Tons of IRON VATT, and for FOUR. HUNDRED TONS
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No rezerel will be bed be my Temier i. erbieb the trier filet/
cot be Waled is womb it !myth, •rfief Jiell not be deremerod to toe
Boar! &fore owe etha oa the fetid Ifrochiefday the 16th iViamt,
nor in* Me Palm we, melee tbs Tinder, or Jim Perlis .a bin
444 worse to Wryer lobe. coiled for.
London, England, 1807-12-11

TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD.

On Mcnday next will be publifhed by Clcnienti and Co No. 26.
Chespfide,
'THE much admired MUSIC in the Opera of
TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD, compared by Mr.
Sam" price 155. Where alto will be publithed in akw days,
the favourite Mullein the Blind Bay, eompokd by Mr. Davy.

HAYDN' SCOTTISH SONGS,
With Words by Walter Scott, EN. Burns, and Other..
WILLIAM WHYTE, St. Andrew's thee, Edin-
burgh, has the honour of announcing to his Subferibres,
and the admirers of the Companions of Haydn, that the Second
Volume of his Coilscftino of SCO rrisH SONGS, harmonYled
exclufively by that greatMafter, is jolt publiftsed, pfsce Ifs with,
or say without accompaniments. Of whom alto Maybe had, the
Ysrft Volume, either with or without accompaniments,
The Proprietor is emboldened to lay, that the above mentioned
Volumes form the beft felettion of Seoul& Songs extant, not only
from the care employed in feleeting the Airs, and all of them being
harmonized by Haydn, in which the genital of the compofer, in-
dulging in its luxuriant variety, has acco nmodated itfelf to the
fpccific charaderiftics of each air—hut, what is !till more !layer-
ing, and that which mutt render them for ever valuable, is, they
atc the hit and the molt vigorous elf irts of that great man in fa
veur of the muhc of Caledonia, and which he Las hitaelf /no-
:touted to be his belt.

Intl publifli -el. price ts. 6d.
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Air, arranged with Variation. tor thi. Piano Forte, by Mr. Ross,
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London, England, 1807-12-11

VENICE, NOVEMBER 4.

The fleet of a 8 Ruffian tranfports, having 1300
Ruffian troops on board, and convoyed by a trigate,
which went into Ancona from Corfu, was obliged
to pot into that port by a norm. Several other vef-
fels have been feparated from the fleet by aids of
weather, and fume of them it is feared were loll.—
Whether the RntEans which have.been landed at
Ancona will come hither by water or by land is
uncertain.
The number of troops that were to come from
Corfu, were not 1300, but sOOO.
Nov BMBER 7.-I'he molt fplendid preparations are
in the mean time making for the fuitable reception
of the Monarch. The merchants and traders have
vied with each other in colleeling a confiderable fum
of money to defray the expences.
Two thoufand men are employed daily in the arfe-
nal, in building new veffels of war with which r,ur
flutilla, which is at prttent very numerous, will be
greatly augmented. The timber for building them
is brought from the great foreil near Trevit...
London, England, 1807-12-11

MARRIED.

Saturday at Wybunbury, In Chrlhire, Colonel Coghlan, to Mifs
Broughton, daughter of the Riv. Sir Thomas Broughton, of DoJ-
dlington Hall, in the fail county.
Lately, Charles Trench, Efq to Mifs White daughter to Luke
White, lifq of Dublin.
London, England, 1807-12-11

NEW SACRED MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS.

JuR publithed by Marrs. Burros and PVIIPAY, No. 75. St.
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a. Behold, the Lamb of God; a New Grand Chriftmls An-
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3. Comfort ye, my People; a Chrillmst Anthem, by A. Wib
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S. Hnufe of cur God with cherrful Anthems ring; a New
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Harmonia Sacra l.ondi•utfir: containing tts New Pfalm
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