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London, England, 1807-05-14

NAITTIC.IL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 12.
Caine-in the Fanny, Capt !tows, front Dubli-,
for the 'Moaning flores here, with provifions ; Ame-
rican (hip Le Roy, Captain G,LLIES, from New
York to Bremen, with cigar and other goods, de-
tained and fent in by the BuSY cutter privateer; the
Alert French privateer, which was brought in yetler-
day, is mounted with t 6 guns, and has 95 men ; fhe
had been at fea three months, and made only one
capture, which was th` London, of and from Lon-
don, Captain TUCK2R, bound to the Well Indies;
(he had previoutly fallen in with an Englifh Letter
of Marque, of 16 guns, that engaged her an hour
and a half ; during which the hsd 4 men killed and
6 wounded, and her rigging, fails, and hull, very
much cut ; and the French finding that they were
getting the wolf of it, fought.their fafety by flight,
and thereby efcaped capture.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 13.
Arrived the Mary Ann, Capt. INGRAHAM, from
the Bahamas. for London ; and the Cynthia, WAYTM,
from London, for Newfoundland.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, MAY 13.
Artived the DEVASTATION bomb from Yarmouth;
Pleafant Hill, hired floop, from Deptford ; DESP e-
SATE gun brig, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed
the MOSQ,OITO (loop on a cruize off Calais; SKYLARK
(loop, and TlGEsssoin brig, off Boulogne.
REMAIN IN THE DOWNS.

Edgar, Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. Princes of Change, Alfred,
Truity, Clyde ; Diligent ftorclldp ; Tromptufe and Kangaroo
(loops Dt.valtAtion, Ezpinfion, and Zebra bombs ; Defperase,
Fearlefo, Exertion, Pincher, and Turbulent gun brigs ; Pleafant-
Hill hired !loop.
YARMOUTH, MAY sa.

Monday, 3 P. M. paired this port with a ftrong
breeze at S. W. about Ato fail of merchantmen under
convoy of an armed (hip, bound up the Baltic.—
Sailed the STARLING gun brig,' with a convoy for
Hull. Arrived PA sttssts frigate, with the Rev.
Mr. Cox and the corpfe of Princefs BARIATIII•
Rays which will be landed here. Arrived aim the
Wawpaaaa floop of war, from the Weftward, and
feveral Sips under neutral flags, detained and fent
in by the Cruizers in the North Sea ; the VIXEN and
Cswsoa gun brigs, from a cruize. The ARIADNR
frigate is under failing orders. Remain in the Roads
the fquadron under command of Admiral Rus SEL.
Wind S. W.
MAY 13.—The Amity bye boat arrived laft niet
from Gottenhurgh, and landedi Mr. STEWART with
difpatches of great importance. Sailed the Csssoa
and Vixr gun brigs with a convoy for Tonningin
the WARDIRIR flop on a cruize. The corpfe of
Princes !literal- la stry was landed here, and is gone
to Buckingharnatire for interment. The tICELLANT
man of war. on her 'mirage to join the Nnrtb Sea
fleet, got on the Whiting, and was obliged to put back
Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-07-21

MARRIED.

Saturday, by a (pedal licence, by the Archbiihop of Canter
bury, at the Palace. Lanabrb. the Duke of Newts(lie. to Mif.
Mundy. in the prrfence of the Dushefs of Neweaftb-, Dowag r
Colmarl's of Sefton, Counters of Harrington, Lord Yarborough
Ladies Delaware, Howe, C. Clinton ; A. M. Stanhope; General.
Cotton, Crawford; Colonel Stanhope; Meffre, Mundy, Daw
bins; Mefdatnes H. Clinton, Mundy, How., 'Witham. Stan.
hope; Mils Curenns. Immediately after the ceremony. the happy
pair fct cif for the Marquis of Sligo's feat, near Bernet. tiis
Grace gave a very elegant &from:
London, England, 1807-07-21

DIED.

At her bottle In Chelfea, Elizabeth relidt of Ofbert Denton.
Efq. (kite of Lynn Regis, in the County of Norfolk.) and-one of
the co.hcirelks of the late Richard Ladbroke, Efq of Preaches and
Tadworth Court, iu the County of Surrey. She was born April
1743. and died the 17th July.. ao7.
On l'hurfday Oft, at his bouts: White Chapel Road, Mr. James
Turner, timber merchant.
At Dumfries, on Monday the 6th infant regretted by a name-
rout and moll reipttialsk circle of friends and acquaintance, Wm.
Clark. Efq merchant, Dpaurica..Fese own were more fcrupulonft
bourn, Jutt, and puntltual, Hiadeportmor.t a. a. Magiftrate
our particular regard 3 for after having p.iffed through. she diffe sot
vadationi of Magiltracy of the burgh, by which he attained
complete knowledge .of the whole, be filled the office of Provvft
and ildtharilltd lits4Okinetwith grad. lostoor to hindaf acd adean
tags to the pahis, . • . -
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THRATRE-ROYAL DRUK Y-LANL

'I'O•MOR ROW 'EVENING, MAY 14, 1807,
will be &dad a MAW Piece. called
TEKELI ; ors, THE SIEGE OF I4IONTGATZ.
After which the Entertainment of . •
THE CITIZEN.
To which will he added the new Rotrantic Melo-Drama, caned
THE WOOD DEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK."
This Evening—The Travellers ; with the Weathercock,

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THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
1 ['HIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 13, ;807,
will be aded the New Operatic Drama, in Three Ads, called
PETER THE GREAT ;
Or, THE WOODEN WALLS.
Chara&ers by Meffrs. C. Kemble, Bellamy, Munden, Pope,
Simmons, Waddy, Murray, Incledon.
Mils Bolton, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. C-Xemble.
To which will be added the Pantominte of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.

Merry ASHIANS• NIGHT.
ON WHITSUN EVE, SATURDAY next, MAY 16,
Will he performed, at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden,
A GRAND SELLCTION OF MUSIC,
From the molt favourite Compofitiont of Handel, Haydn, &tett,
atyee, Arne, Groun and Mozart
For particulars fee the Bilk, being too numerous for infertlon in
an Advertilement.

End of Part I. An Echo Concerto on the French Horns by
Metres. Petrifies. End of Part 11. A Concerto on the Violin by
Mr. Andey._.

Principal Vocal Performeri--Mrs. Diatom. Signora Cagliari,
Mrs. Bland, Madime Duff,k, Mai Meadows, and Madame
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Bond-itrret; and of Mr. Brandon, at the 'lltatre, where plaeLs
tor the Boxes may be taken.
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MIUrICAL

TORBAY, MAY ti.
Lail cycling the wind getting limit nit id
Well; the !lett that failed yellerdaP returned again
lei night, and are how at anchor, viz. Pawl of
Monaackt, Loanny, DRIADNOIiditT, ST
GIOILInt HISILNIA, and Rosa floor of War.—
Wind W.
PLYMOUTH, MAY tr.
Came 111 the Lord Cochrane privateer, from a
cruise : Ike has on board tome cloth, taken on board
a Spanifh vetel on the coaft of Spain, which, In
conjunalon with the Mars privateer, they cut out
Villa Garcia : in the attempt. it is Paid that feveral
of the privateer's crew were taken by the boats froM
she Chore—Alert, French brig privateer, of la. guns,
captilred by the PALLAS frigate, of 32 guns : it is
laid that the privateer had captured the London, of
London, frorn•Quebee, which it is fisppofed is ar-
end in France: the priVateer had been three months
At fed. Sailed the Asses!), of 74 guns, for Portt
month;' and IssoisNT, of :6, with tranfports under
convoy for Portfmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 12:

Arrived his Majefly's fhip SSA GULL, With a fleet
of tranfports, with troops, bound to Cork t and the
eum.t.anola, from a cruiZe.—Wind S. W.
DEAL, MAY ts.
Arrived his Majeay's (hips At 'mu, from Ply.
mouth; SITLAIIC and EXIRTION, from a cruize,
and :main in the Downs with the (hips as per laft.
HULL, MAY it.
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A convoy is appointed to fail froiu hence for Onega
and Atchangel, on the 16th itatant. The veffels
bound for Tont.ingen, (sled from hence on Friday
evening, and thole for the Baltic, on Saturday even-
ing and this morning, to join their refpedive convoys
in Grimiby roads. Each fleet will be fucceeded by
other convoys, in fourteen days after they leave the
Humber.
ELSTNEUR, APRIL 28.

The upward bound are all failed ; the few for the
North Sea are waiting the arrival of a convoy. We
learn that the Dantsic, Roitinat.a, of Hull, that was
on (bore opon Memel Bar, has fence been got off.—
Four Englifh veffels in fight below, working up.—
Wind S. and S. S. W.
LLOYD'S LIST.
tiIAva3LHD. MA t rt.—Pa fed by the Trial, Perron, from Wa
terford, and the Providence, Dodd, from Cork.=Sailed the Sophia.
Savrry, for Guernfey; Thames, Halliday, and Minerva. Hayes, for
Tonningen. -- - -- -
London, England, 1807-05-13

MR. ASTLEY`S NIGHT.
GREAT NOVELTY, OF SINGULAR INVENTION !
ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
Muter the Patroitage of their Royal Highntlfes the Prince of
Wales and Duke of York.
Mrs GoailliLL, Box-keeper, molt refpettfulty begs leave to inform
the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that
MR. ASTLEY 's BENEFIT NIGH! will take
place au SATURDAY NEXT, MAY t 6, 1807—All
orders for places in the Boxes on the above uigbt, will be punc-
tually attended to.
Immediate application at the Box Office, Theatre, Weßmiiilter
Bridge, is ftrougly ueceffary.
London, England, 1807-05-13

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OBSERVA'T'IONS on the APPLICATION
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BUL•NO3 AYRES.

A veffel arrived in the River yeflerday, from the
Canaries, the Captain of which communicated to his
owner, that in the latitude of thole ifland', he fell in
with one of his Majefly's croizers. From her he
learned, that the day before, the had boarded a Por-
tuguele from the Brazils to Lifbon, and was in-
formed, that Buenos Ayres had been given up to the
Englifh, a (port time after the capture of Monte
Video. We have not been able to learn either the
name of the Englifh cruizer, or the time when fhe
was fpoketi with.
London, England, 1807-05-13

INDIA MEN.

By the bldg SYLPH, we learn that the undermen-
tioned chips had arrived at Canton in Oelober. viz :
ELpHlisTomg, WINCHILSEA, CARES, and WALI4III
CATTLE, under convoy of his Najelly's chip Gwe-
n's.
CA1171.11, Ecssx, and DAVID SCDTT,
un
der convoy of his biajely's !hip SIR EDWARD

Floont.
The TEL:Jemmy B -Aar), Bay I ip was lafi in the
Mindora Sea.
'The WILLIAM PITT Botany Bay ship arrived in
China t7lh September.

ye fterday, form after twelve o'clock, the Royal
Family arrived at the (Izeen'i Pifate from Windfor:l
Yeflerday tnePtincefrofWai.ts and the Dnchefs of
Ynaa v4ited their biLyirrias and the Prince%Tes.
'I he Trades Hon*, and mull of the Cswporations
or the City of Glafgriw, haVe voted Thanks to Lord
Gesevms.a and to the `Noble Lords who fupported
the Bill introduced by his Lordll4 into the Houfe
of Lords, for regulating the proceedings of the Courts
of judicature in Scotland ; 'and have alto agreed to
petition the Right Honourable Houfe, praying that
the Bill may pats into a law.
L'Amtaii.l frigate h arrived at Yarmouth from
the mouth of thelbe. She has brought over the
corpfe of Princefs BARIATINSILT, formerly Mite D VT-
TON• The piquet guard, which was Rationed at the
Hatnburgb Grte leading to Altona, have alto come
over in her. obey defected in a body with the in.
ention of enlitling in the C:erntio Legion. .
Counot Sratiessislito'S father died a (bort time
hick at Vienna. The Counters had already pit town
for that Capital, when the news reached his Excel.
leney, and he difpatched a Courier aftertbe Conatefs
to advire her return.
The 23d light dragoons, now goartered jn Lime-
rick, &c. are canceled immediately to march to
Dublin, and to occupy the Royal Barrack. The sth
dragoon guards, will, it is reported, March for Pa-
%emote, there to replace the Germain, novi on tbe'
more to the fouthward.
Yelierday the Loan Maroa ordered the price
rf bread to remain at trid. the quarlern loaf of
Wbeatea, and !old. houreholcl ; there not being' a
frifScient number of Aldermen prefcnt to conlitute
tj
4-ourt,
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London, England, 1807-05-13

NOT ACTED THIS SEASON,
MISS SMITH'S NIGHT.
THEATRE ROYAL. COVEN f-GARDEN.
TO-NIORzROW EVENING. MAY 14, 18071
will be prefented a Tragedy. called
VENICE PRESERVED
Jaffier, Mr. C. :,17.MBLE ; Pierre, Mr. COOKE;
Belvidera, Mils WI CH,
(Being her fecond appearance in that Character•)
End of the Play (firft time this ftafon, and for that slight only),
Mifs SMITH will (by particular defire) recite COLLINS.'
ODE ON THE PASSIONS. With appropriate Mufie.
In the courfe of the Evening. " Black Ey'd Saran," Mr.Ii4CLIDIIN
And a Duet "The hurricanes rattle," by Melirs. Istestoot" and
DittArer.
To which will be added (by &Are) the Burletta of
TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
Tickets to Ise bad. and places for the BMus to be taken of Mifs.
Smith. No. to, Great Ruffelf ftreet, Covent Garden ; and of Mr.
Brandon, at the Theatre.

CHURCH PREFERMENT.
WANTED to Pm-chafe, the Next Right or Pre-
fentation to a Living of from zsol. to vol. per annum,
with an early profpeet of iodation.
Letters (pott paid) addreffed for J. H. Poft Office, Shef
will be duly attended to.

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TO TANNERS, &c.
ANEW Method having been difcovered in virtue
of the Norway Back, by taking it from the timber early in
the rearm. is found of equal quality to that of the Englith Bark.
large quantity of about to,oco tons, will therefore be iniported
to England, Ireland, and Scotland, this year.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MAY r 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Canfols, for money, 631A—for May 6341-omulum r pr.
Evchcq Bills, par is. pre.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 23ct India Stock isq xB6
3 p. Ct. Rcd Ann. fail India Bonds, as. a ss. prem.
3 per C. Conf. 6 -I Exch. Bills, is. dit. Is. pr.
4 per Cent. thut 8.3.0 Oninium t preen.
5 per Cent. Navy, 974 j Lottery Ttekets. z9l
Long. Ann. 171 t3-36ths Confols for ace. 631
The rumour of a pending negotiation For peace
was revived again yellerday afternoon. We could
not learn that there was any other authority for it
than a fimilar report in a Dutch paper of the date of
Saturday WI. The Dutch article is dated from Ber-
lin, and of courfe is of French origin. But, betides
—yefterday was fettling day at the Stock Exchange!
It is reported in Holland, that an Attempt was
made tlpcn the life of the Grand Seignior, during the
late negotiation with the Engliflr, and that the Ruf-
fians had been compelled to retreat from the neigh-
bourhood of Ifmael.
Wednefday left, the brigantine Charles Hamilton,
H. COCHRANE, arrived at Aberdeen, in four days
from Tonningen. Captain C. reports, that no ac-
counts of the expested great battle between the hone
armies in Poland, nor any particular news from the
feat of war, had reached Tonningen at the time of
his failing, farther than the statement already received
of the defeat of the Swedes by General MORTIER.
London, England, 1807-07-28

FRANKFORT, JULY it.

A letter from Semlin gives the following account
of the late events which have happened on the fide of

On the 2 d of June ts,ooo Turks attacked the Ser.
vians in their camp. The latter, who were only
about to,coo (tong, defended themfelve• tor a long
time with much valour s bin, having been finrounded
on every fide, nothing remained for them but to cut
their way through their enemies. In this they fuc.
ceeded, but not without great loft. Czerni Geoifres,
who was in the camp, endeavoured to join the prifici
pal corps of his a.my, but was attacked on his way
by lateen Turks, who lay in ambtifcade ; and thougs.
he defended hitufejf courageoufly, and killed two
Turks with his own band, he would infallibly have
been taken prifoner, had not a corps of Set vians, that
followed him clofely, Maimed to his aid. Some day,
after, there was another engagement. Czlrtti
Georges, having advanced with a great part of hi
forces, attacked the Turks, who this time were infe
tior in numbers. What the ante of thi. bade was,
not ptecifely knf)wn ; but it mull have been
and bloody, fince the Servians admit their bill tr.
have been 4,300 killed, and 3,860 wounded. Cam.
Gecrges himfelf is in the number of the latter s lie
received a ball in the left leg; but it is catralled, ono
,a few weeks w:11 be fufficicut for his corniilete cure.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MON'DAY, JULY ay.
Counfel were heard iu the Appeal Alczander 9 Johnfoo sad
others
The Globe and Pt ican lan ranee. and feveral private bills were
brought up from the Commons, sun] real a firft time.
Ihe Engliflt and frith Militia Pay Bill. and the King's Pro-
perty Bill, were read a fecond time, and ordered to be Committed
The Traders Affeta Bill, aftertorne otsfervations from Lord ER
soisi 2, Lord REDESDALZ, the CHANCELLOR, and the Duke of
Nu a retest, was read a fecond time, and ordered Lobe committed
on WediteMay neat.
Upon the freond reading of the Peat Apprentices Bill, the
Duke of Noe rota and the Loao CHANCELLOR pointed out se-
veral inconfittences and deficiences in the bill, which, much as
-hey approved of its principles, they feared it would be in:putt:lle
to retflify in the precut &Ann. The bill was, o:, motion, or-
dered to be read a fecond time on this d.sy three months, and is
cdnfequently loft.
London, England, 1807-07-28

FALMOUTH, JULY-44.

FALMOUTH, JULY 25o+littiVed the Townfitend
packet. Captain Donn, withAnails froth Lifbln in
ten days ; and ;he Cory, tfionsv,,from L. n.lon frt.
Baltimore. Sailed the American 'hip Enterpriz2,
Captain KEMP, far New York. Wind S. E.
Tots's', foci', 26 -I—Lai evening arrived his Ma.
ldly's Mips HIURNIA, DASADNOUGHT, 'DRAGON,
FOUDROY•NT, COLOSSUS, MONARCH, CHAMPION,
p.nd Rose, from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, 27.—Nothiag arrived ar (*Ailed this
day. Wind S. W.

DIAL, JULY 27.•••• Th. SUraltli man of var. Capt.
111,Lson. is kilt under Gil for Yarmluth.—Remain.
in the Downs, his Majefly's fhips Pala CESS OF OR•IGE,
PELICAN, LIGHTNING, WRANGLIR, and Haar/oily,
ith a fmall fleet of tranfpntts, on board of which the
Sad and ststh Light Infantry are now =barking,
with the ailiflance of the boatmen.
London, England, 1807-07-28

MILITARY D'CUMIRTS.

Mr COCHRANR JOHNSTON!? laid. that the Artier made
a kw days Once. upon his motion for certain Military ltorumenta,
had nett io ally degree been fulfilled. Inc mug, the.efure, more
that the laid Order be fulfilled forthwith.
Mr. LON!: aofwered, that every pates diligence hal h-ea
trfid to comply with the Order to ve:iththe Kist tva,.l- \lett. re
now alluded. but It was attended with diffie-itiea w:.kh that ilitl•
genet had not been hitherto competent to ftirmou t N time,
however, lhould be I.ft in Sri! ging forward the tbetunetita ae
(paddy as ponlide
London, England, 1807-07-28

DISPUTE WITH ANELICA.

. ,
Prewi'ms'to the reading of the order of the day,
Lord HOLLAND rat., for the purp,,fe of. oh.
twining Come information from Minifiers, on a fubjea
which extremely agitated his mind ; he alluded to
the reports of frame unpleafant occurrences on the
COdla Of America. He wifhed to know whether it
was the intention of lalinilters to make any commu-
nicalon to Parliament on the fobjea. A war with!
Amer its war, in his opinion, a moil fen ions calamity,
the elftas of which would be equally felt by both
countries. He trolled and haped that Miniflers
would be pref sired to makt fuch •a communication,
and lay inch documents before Parliament as would
jullify them in a meafure of fuels importance and re.
fponfibility.
Lord HAWKESI3URY replied, that all he could
fay at prefent was, that he was not authorized to
make any communication to the Knife on the fub
jet alluded to by the Noble Lord.' He could venture
ro allure the Noble Baron, that his Majelly's Mini.
Hers would as fincerely deplore a war with the United
States of America, as the NAle Baron could pofiblf
now. His Noble Friend would feel the impropriety
entering into any premature tlifcaion of the fib-
jeft. Should it he necefrary to make any commu.
r,ication to the Houle on the fubjeft, Minitlers would
fee that it fh 01. l be AS foil and fatisfanory as polible.
Lord HOLLA`TD was far from withing to force
A folkjefl of filth extreme delicacy into premature dif.
cuflion ; but he could not help repeating, that he
tinned a fpeedy communicatina, if any were necef
fary, wold he made, and that Par'iament would
not feparate until they had all the circumstances be.
fore them whirls gave rife to fuch an unhappy (late
of things.—Adjourned till to niortow.
London, England, 1807-07-28

DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.

DENS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public,
that he enntinnes to gine the full value in ready money for
Diammnta and Pearls. at No 37, Coekfpur ftreet, Charing Crots,
qqpiAte the Cannon 'Eavcrit.

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CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATES IN LOWESWATER,
CUMBERLAND.
By Order of the Dsvifees In mutt of the late Sir Wilfrid Latvian,
Baronet, deeeafed,
At the Globe Inn, Csekermouth, Cumberland, on Friday, the
28th day of Augult tgo7.
, (The Sale to begin at 7 o'Clock in tit; Evening),
1. a LL that extenfive and truly valuable and de-
firable MANOR or united MANORS of Lowefwater,
Thaekthwaitc, and Brackenthwaite, comp fling within its limits
an extent of country of nearly sa Miles in circumference, and
upwards of 7o different cultomary Tenements, in which are
fituate, the beautiful and romantic Vale of Low/aware; and the
Grand Cafcade, called Scaleforce, and adjoining upon the eaten-
five Lakes, called Crommack and Buttermere Lakes, and the
romantic Vales of Lorton and Buttermere.
The euftomary rents are 33i. to.. per annum. Molt of the
Tenements pay arbitrary fines on change of Tenant, and alfo on
the death of the Lord. All the valuable Timber growing upon
the cultomary Mates belongs to the Lord. The Wanes within
the Manor are extremely large, and abound with a variety of
Game.
2d.—AP thole Demefne LANDS of the MANOR of LOWFS-
WATFR, con4iling of a large parcel of valuable Grazing Ground,
called the Holm, which with the adjoining Lake or Sheet of Wa-
ter, called Lovrefvrater Lake, contain moiler 292 Acres or
thereabouts.

sd.—Alfo a compaet ESTATE, called RieIGBANK, near to
the Lake, containing 46A. 2R. 33P. or thrrcahouts of rich Arable
and Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of Elizabeth Wilton.
as Tenant; and alto a Dwelling Houle, Garden, and parcel or
Land,called Lord's Acre, now in tbe poi:Winn of Mr. John Hud•
fon. There Demerits Lands are Rotate in the centre of the Mauer,
'and front their beautiful commanding fituation in the Vicinity of
the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country refidenee of any
Gentleman and hit family fend of retirement and rural diverffons.
4th.—A FREEHOLD TY THE-FREE ES PATE, called
BAILKEETH, fitaide in the pules of Bafenthwaite, in the laid
county of Cumberland, containing, by menfuration. 6t aerca. 3
• roods. a 6 poles, or thereabouts, new in the polfellien of Thomas
Icow.ird, as tenant.
C, nditions will be produced at the time of fele, and further
I particulars, io the mean time, may be had on application to
I Marrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, Lou.
don ; Mr. John Norman, at Brayton-houfe. Cumberland, or at
j the office of Mr. Mounfey, folicitor, in Carlifle, where plans, and
a para. ular of the different eßates, arc lodg:d
The reit:man tenants will the* the prentifes.
London, England, 1807-07-17

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ANEW GENERAL ATLAS ; cnntdining dif
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THE PRIZE ESSAYS of the HIGHLAND
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London, England, 1807-05-25

GENERAL ELECTION.

YORKSHIRE ELECTION.
rif.HE Friends ut the Honnurable HENRY LAS•
CELIES, who are Freeholders of the County of York,
and rtfident in or near Etaidon, are rtquefted to meet at the
Wnz re Ho as', letter lane, on 3 uefday thr 26th intlant. at
Two &Clock in the Afternoon, to confider of the brit means of
feenrine Elution —Monday, May 25.

'U THE G NTLEMb N, CLERUY ,AND FRLEHULDLRS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
GeNTLEMEN,
VOU It Votes and Intereft are earneflly recoelled
-11- for Colonel SERGISON, whore Committees will be daily
fitting at the Honks of Mr. Henry Heatlict,tc, Bouverio fireet,
Fleet..ftreet, and Mr Gwynne, Lewes. The ElcCtion,ls hall at
Lewes, and the PoU will continue open every day from Ten in
the Morning until Five in the Afternoon Any information that
can be given to promote the return of Colonel Stant SON, will be
thankfully received by the Committees.
The Rite of the Poll at the tole on Saturday, May 2.31
Colonel SIRCISON Slit •
Mr. WYNDHAM
Mr. Fin.Lan 2114
Carriages will be provided to convey the Freeholder to Lewes,
nn application CO Mr.lieatheote.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY 23.

TIME OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, for money, 639—for aCC. II 2.
Exchequer Bills, is. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
Bank Stack ...., Long. Ann. 17 is-t 6 18
3p. Ct. Red Ann. 63.1 Imp. Ann. 7 61
3 per C. Conf. 63 Each. Bills, par as. prem.
4 pat Cent. Sci St Onmium a prem.
$ pa Cent. Navy, 9810 Confols for ace. 63,H•
•
London, England, 1807-05-25

PROV SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

QI.TEEN's PALACE, MAY T 3.
ICFng WI ttn• day cleared to confer the honour of Knight-
hood on Jonah Barrington, Efq. I.L. D. Judge of the High Court
of Admiralty in Inland.
London, England, 1807-05-25

BANKRUPTS.

John Cosfey, of Liverpool, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman,
to furrender June 27, 18, and July 4, at one, at the Globe Ta-
vern, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Rowlinfon, Liverpool; ur Mr.
Blackftock, St Mildred's-court Poultry, London.
Thorms Chapman, of Macclesfield, Chefhire, butcher, dealer and
chseman, June 3,4, and Jolt' 4. at ten, at the St Inn, Man-
eliefter. Attornies, Mr Charles Cooke, Macclesfield ;or Mr.
Benjamin Kent, Clifford's lim, London.
John Keyte, of Birmingham, builder, dealer and chapman, May
23, June 6, and July 4, at twelve, at the Minerva,.Blrmingham.
Attornies, Mafia. Barbor and Browne, No. 12Z. Fetter lane,
Fleet-area, London ; or Mr. George Freete, SmaUbrook•ftreet,
Birmingham.
Lewis Jones, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, June
z 6, 27, and July 4, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Attornics, Meffrs. Staniftrect and Eden, No. 6, Leigh ftreet,
Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, John-ftreet, Bedford-row, London.
John Whuam, of Manchefter, vidtualler, dealer and chapman,
June 22, 23, and July 4, at.two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchelter.
Attornics, Mr. Wharton, Manchefter ; or Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-
ftrcet, London
James Balls and Francis Balls, of Barton Mills, Suffolk, carriers,
dealers and ehaptnen, and copartners, June 17, at five, June 18,
and July 4, at eleven, at the Six Bells Inn, Bury St Edmund's.
Attornies, Meffrs. Chinet7 and Sparke, of Bury St. Edmund's;
or Meffrs. Bromley and Bilt, Gray's inn.
Andrew Johnftonc and John Nainby, of Finch-lane, London, per-
fumers, May 30, June 6, at one, and July 4, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attornics, Meffrs. Vandercom and Comm Bulb lane,
Cannon-ftreet.
London, England, 1807-05-25

TI-IE CONTINENT.

Since nur lalt. Copenhagen Gazettes to the loth,
Stockholm to the i 2th, Paris Journals to the zoth,
and Dutch to. the 23d ink. have been received.
The Stockholm papers ntaia no intelligence from

the at mks, but mention that his Paussra MAW??
has appointed M. Vow Taartscx, Privy Counfellor
of Legation, his Envoy Extraordinary and Miniiter
Plenipotentiary at the Swedifh Court.
There is nothing in any of the journals that have
reached us, to countenance the repot is that have been
c'rculating in town for there three or f'.ue. days, of a
battle having taken place in Poland. The report (till
continues to be circulated, and it is now Paid the en•
gagement took glace on the. 7th intl.
Private letters:from Copenhagen of the 14th, (late,
that the Valorous, Dauntlefs, and Combatant praams,
and Havock gun brig, arrived at Elfineur on the
'oat, .Pni immediately failed for the Baltic ; the
B rnetta floop of war followed the next day, and the
B +Milk and Flamer gun brigs, which arrived . t EIG
n.tur on the t tth, were to proceed to Dantzic in a

day or two. •
General COURBIERIL has arrived at Dan,zic, with
farther fupplies and reinforcements from Palau. Two
of his tranfports are Rated to have been funk by the
enemy's fire in approaching the town.
Colberg has likewife been reinforced—Lieutenant
General WINNING is entrufted with its defence.
Private letters from Holland Gate, that an Extra-
ordinary Melfenger arrived at the Hague on the
zoth, with difpatches from the Grand Army; no hing
of their contents had tranfpired. They were forward.
ed to King Louis, who had fet out for Bruffels, a
(port time before, to meet Madame Bonaparte.
Private accounts Rate, that the King of PrufEa has
been negociating with the King of Sweden for the
loan of forne gun boats and fmall arms. The former
have, we underftand, been refufed ; the latter have
been granted to a fmall extent. Subfequent to the
armiftice, a corps of about zOOO Swedes landed at the

Mans! of Rugen.
The Ruffians carry on their operations itgainft the
Turks with much fpirit. They have taken the ifland
of Tenedos. For other particulars we mull refer our
Readers to the following Exuma: from the foreign
journals.
London, England, 1807-05-25

PENZANCE, MAY 12.

A fatal accident happened here yefterday &hog
two o'clock P. M. As five pilots were returning
from the Mount Road (and had arrived fafe to within
a fmalt (finance of PenzanCe pier) the fuddenli upfet.
and the whole of the poor fellows muft have perilhed
but fcir the timely aid of a' boat which arrived in
time to fate three of them whilft the others were mt.
fortunately drowned : they have left widows and
children to lament their unhappy fate.
I have juft been informed that much about die
fame time a pilot boat upfet in St. Ives Bay, in which
were (even men, and the whole of them unfortunately
perilhed before afliffance could be afforded them.
FALMOUTH. MAY as.

Arrived the American fhip Lexington, Cavaln •
SARD/NBR, from Baltimore, for London; fp'ke
the 19th April the brig Eliza, of Philadelphia,
thence, from Malaga. On the soth April (poke ti e
flip John Adams, of Bolton,• from Liverpool, I.r
Baltimore : on the gth May, the American fcheoser
Prince of Salem, OEM TAY LOR, Mailer. from Ohmic-
lion, bound to Copenhagen, which veffel on the 29th
April, in a violent gale of wind, carried away both
malls, pump, loft her two boats and mate overboard,
and had bore away for the Weftern Elands. On tbe
18th May fpoke the brig Perfeverance, GLovilt, from.
Antwerp, bound to New York, out (eventeen days.
Alfo arrived the American brig Mars, FRANILIIII,
from Baltimore, bound to Amfterdam, detained by
the Lion privateer, of Plymouth ; and the brig Anna
Maria, BLOOM nELD, from Lifbon, bound to London.
Sailed his Majefty's brig RAVEN. of 16 guns, and Psi.
VINT gun brig, with about twenty-five fail, under cm.
•oy for Lifbon and Oporto.—Wind Eaft.

PLYMOUTH, MAY $3.

This morning a new (loop of war, of t 8 MS. was

launched from Mr. Blackburn's yard, in Catwater;
the was immediately removed to Hamoaae, to be
fitted.—Sailed the Itsvommossias, of 44, guns,
on a cruize•
London, England, 1807-05-25

FOR SA I. E.

At the London inn, Plymouth, on Ttaday, the 9th of June neat,
at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon,

THE handfome fa (1-failing Brig AUSTERLITZ.
DIM ENSIO NS,
Length - - -93 Fe. 41n.
Breadth - 26 3
Admeafures - - 271 S 7 94 Tone.
Pierced for 18 guns, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition ;
would make a compleat veffel for any purpofe where dilpatch is
required, being a remarkably faft failing brig—fhe might proceed
to lea immediately, being in want of nothing but provillons. A
Prize to his Majefty's fhip of war EMERALD, commanded by F.
L MAITLAND, Efq now lying in liamoaze, and there to be de-
livered. And afterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and other
STORES of the faid Vella.

For lrventories and any further particulars, apply fix days
previous to the tale to Melfrs. Ommanney and Druee, London;
Edward Lytle, Efq. Plymouth ; or at the Counting•boufe of
WILLIAM LOCKY ER. Merchant.

HERITORDSHIR
_ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. in a fhort time,
At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Change Alley, CornhiU, London, of
which due notice will be given,
LkVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
moftly in a Ring Fence, confifting of the Manor, Impro-
priate Redlory, Advowfon of the Vicarage, and nearly the entire
Parifh of Newnhani, with a eonfiderable part of the adjoining
Parith of Ratlw:ll, about forty Miles from London, on the Great
North Road.

Particulars, with a plan annexed, may be had of Mr Groom,
No. to, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of Mr. Simkins, at
ELidwell who will alfo thew the Faye.
London, England, 1807-05-25

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:AY 25, 1807

, FORGERY.
TRAN3POI. Is-OFFICE, London. May to, :So'.
WHEREAS WILLIAM MEADE, of the City
of Cork. Doector of Phyfic, Surgeon, and Agent for Sick
and Wounded Seamen at that Pert, Rands chanted with a Forgery
on this Office. And whereas the laid Dr. Meade having been
apprehended on the raid charge,and conveyed frNat Cork to Dublin
in obedience to a Writ of Habeas Corpus Hilted front the Court of
Kirg's Bench of that part of the United Kingdom, did, in the
night of the rot It of May inftant, make his cfcape front- the cur
Body of two Offic.ma of the Peace, and hath not finer been hard of,
The Commirlioners for condudting his Majelty's Tranfp,rt
Service for taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, &e.
do hereby offer a Revihrd of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
S TFRLING, to any Perfan or Perron', who (hal apprehend. or
caufe to be apprehended, the laid Dr. Meade, or who thall give
fuch information to the laid C.onntilll niets, at fink Office; to
Mr. Bicknell, the Solicitor to the Admiralty, in Spring Garden
Terrace, London; to Mr. Foote. Solicitor, at Cork; or Mr. Chrif.
topher Allen, Solicitor, in Dublin ; as Call he the means of ap-
prehel.ding the laid Dr. Meade, Inch reward to be paid by the
laid Commiffioners. on the Commitment of the laid Dr. Meade to
any of his Majeßy's Gaols in the United Kingdom:
N B. The Paid Dr. William Meade is about forty years of age,
about five feet three inches high, very much knocled-knee'd, has
high thin bones, rather a lung high note, a fear or mark over his
lett eye (which he endeavours to conceal under his wig), itooph
in his walk, has rather a florid countenance, and (Peaks wi•h the
Ira acccn ; wore when he efcaped a black coat and waißcoat,
blue pantaloons, and half boor c—By Order of the Board,

ALEXANDER Seeretary.

TURTLES.

WILSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry,
has juft landed a cargo of fine Lively Turtles for Salt:
Turtles dretred every day in the higheit pertedian, and font to
any part of Town and Country.
London, England, 1807-05-25

DIVIDENDS. _

June s. Thomas Moat, of Halifax, and George Pantzr; of Nor-
thouram, parifh of Halifax, York mire, manufatfturers of cotton
goods and copartners, at eleven, at the Whitt Lion. Halifax.
June 2. Robert Chandler. of Short:ditch, Middlefex, cheefemon.
gcr, at eleven, at Guildhall
June a. John Grant, of Lawrence Pountney lane, London,mer-
chant, at ten, at
June 2. Aaron Rayner, of Manchciter, merchant, at eleven, at
the Dag Tavern, Manchefter.
June a George Baillie and John Jaffray, of Finfbory.place, Mid-
dicks, merchants and partners, at twelve. at
June a John Stork, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew Botterill, of
Great Driffield, York mire, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Jane a. Thomas Hopkins, of Weft Green, Middlefex, varnifh.
maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 2. Jokeh Bryaus, of Littk Britain, London, dealer and chap.
man, at ten, at GuiltihalL
June 2.. Daniel M'Kinlay and Abraham Mendes Belefarie, of Size-
lane, London, merchants and partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
June Q William Cbalklen, of Deptford, Kent, draper, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
June ao. Thomas Bilis ,of Whitechapel, Middlefex, auaioncer,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
June 22. Thomas Build, of Lyndhurft, Rants, fhopiteeper, at
twelve, at the Ge-rge inn, Southampton.
June 9. George Morris, of Dorking, Surrey, upholftercr. at tent
at Guildhall
June 6. Robert Phelps, of Plymouth Dock, Devon/hire, honet,at
.`cl. ten, at Guildhall, London.
-lune 6. George Nicholls, late of Portpool.lane, Holborn, Mid-
': ,• dkies,builder, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
June -Maury Drewitt, of Maosfield•ftrect, Southwark, v le-
toallettntwelvc, at Guildhall, London.
June E. John Tunmer, of Mary la-bonne-ftrixt, Middlefex, Tint
ner, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1807-05-22

HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.

Thirday was publifhed, In a large and vi.ry'elegant Volume, ato,
accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price
2L as. in hoards,
ATOUR through HOLLAND, along the Right
and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the
Simmer and Autumn of 1836.
By Sir JOHN CARR,
Asthor of the Stranger in Ireland. A Northern Summer, or Tour

round the Baltic, am
" Pergit, et hoftiles (tanta eft fiducia) ripe,
Incomitatus , CLAM:HAN.
14 this Work an impartiakaccount is given of the manners, cuf-
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llepublic of the Seven Uhited Provinces into a Kingdom, and 'a
adtription of the molt intereiting objeets and fcenery in Holland
sal on the Banks of the Rbine,interfperkd with a variety of artec-
illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of
}mace and Germany through which the Author palled; and the
trbole is erfibellithed by 20 Engravings, by a diftinghilhed Artift,
from drawings mai, on the rpm
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The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21.32.

THE WATERING PLACES for 184.
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SYNONYM ES.

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DICTIONNAIRE UNIVERSEL des Synonytnes
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COME ACCOUNT of NEW ZEALAND; par.
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latereourfe of Europeans with Savages; and an Accouut of a
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NATURAL HISTORY.
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loured Engraviugi, price Ss. half bound,

THE HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

Smog'sAtll2, MAT 20.—At the final doll of the
Poll, the numbers were—
Han William HAI S3B Hon. G. Bennett sat
T. Janes. Efq 345
LINCOLNSHIRE.—FinaI clofe of the Poll.

-- -
Chaplin -- -
- z6or Pillion - 955
-
pawn 1168
BEl:motto:mat, MAY 2t.—State of the Poll.
.m.......- Pym, Efq. - 1131 - Ofborn, Efq. toss
General Fitzpatrick too

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SUSSEX, MAY 21.—State of the Poll.
Hon. Charles Wyndham 3620 Colonel Serglion scoo
Fuller 2027
SOMMITSHIRY, MAY :Q.-Eighth day': Poll.

Dicklnfon -365 t Langton - 2;29
Ledituidge - 2896
Mr. Gore Langton having hit evening given an Intimation to
the Sheriff-thy he had declined all flirt& r centeft; Mr, Dickinfon
and Mr. Lethbridge were this morning declared by, the Sheriff to
be duly elated.
London, England, 1807-05-22

FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.

PETITS PATES, OR PURIFYING SWEET CAKES.
FROM the prevalence of Difeares of the Skin in
Children from Inoculation, and other caufes, end the diffi-
culty of eradicating them,it has been long wiled that an alterative
could be deviled that thould comprife real benefit in a fmall com-
pel's, and at once be innocent, cheap, plealiant, and effectual. A
praeltloner of great experience contrived, many years finee.
Medicine of this defcription for his young patients, and gave it a
form peculiarly adapted to the Palate and Stomach of Children.
The fuccefs of it fully anfweted his espedtation in alt Eruptions
upon the Skin, whether arifing from original Impurity of the
Blood, or acquired by the Vaccine or Variolons Inoculation, Na.
tural Small Pox, Meanes, or any other cede; and it is now with
confidence recommended to the attention of the Public.
Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only warehoufe for Dr.
James's Powder, No. 4S, St. Paul's Church yard, four doors from
Cheapfide, London,price as. a Box, containing so cakes or dotes,
and 3d. the duty-0 bferve that the Words "F. Nesvbery, No. 45
St. Paul's," are engraved in the Ramp.

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DR. FREEMAN'. GUTTA SALO FARIS.
'rHE Value of this infallible Medicine has been fo
.1- long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a corn-
petition with it, in all the diSennt Rages of a cenaiu Difeafe,whith
it effedually cures, and eradicates from the habit, without exciting
the painful feelings and expofure that attends Salivation, without
debilitating the Conftitution in any.tlegrce,or even requiring con-
finement from Bufioefs, or reitridion in Diet. The radical virtues
of there incitimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro-
bation for more than thirty years. In all the Debitty of both Sexes
they prove a never failing reftorative, whether the Debility is pro
doted by too free nfe of Mercury, by illicit plcafures, or the effedts
of a warm climate to Travellers and thole going abroad. They
cannot be recommended too firongly to thole who will receive a
fafe, fpeedy, and complete Cnre, in all old fiubborn Glens, and
every wcaknefs that affects the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By
inefficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for years had
been deprived of that bappinefe.
Sold wholcfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, ear-
ner of Paternofter row ; and retail by Edam, Portfmouth ; Wet.
ton, Portfea ; Wills-and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ;Calwell,
Dublin; Macdonald, blafgow, , Smith and Manderton, Edin
burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Venda., In bottles at
as. pd. each, with ample directions.