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London, England, 1807-06-19

FROM THE HAMBURGH PAPERS.

FROM THE MAIN, MAY so.
According to Tome German papers, Baron Har.
denberg and Count Novoliltzoff have arrived as
Plenipotentiaries at the French head quarters. The
news direa from Finckenftein mentions nothing of

this circumaance.—Haraurgh Corelpondentdinse 9.
Prince Auguatas of ProfGa has not been exchang.
ed, as report has hated. The Pruaian General Taus
enzein, alfo, after being brought from Bitche into
Germany, to be exchanged, has been taken back
again, and is under the care of an officer and taro
gene d'armes, at Mentz. .

BANKS OF THE ELBE, JUNE Z.
A private letter announces, that the Minifter of
State, Baron De Hardenberg, and M. De Novorit.
zclf, have arrived, in quality of Plenipotentiaries, at
the French head quarters, where alto is the Fringed
Benevento.—Akilk du Nord, June 9.
BRESLAU, JUNE

The fpy belonging to M. Baron,.charged with the
delivery of various letters to the Commandants of
Pruifian troops in the fortreffes in Upper Silefia, bas
been condemned by a military tribunal, and their
fentence is confirmed.
London, England, 1807-06-19

VIENNA. MAY s 7.

On the ad} inflant fix perfons, belonging to the
civil department of the State, were brought hither
from Ofen, under a military clew t, and delivered in.
to the euflodrof the Magiffrates. It is alto (aid, that
two carriages, on their way from Hungary, were
flopped, and the perfons found in them feized. It is
reported on this crecation, though it is by no means
probable, that at the fira fitting of the Diet in Hun.
gary, two foreigners were dircovered, difguifed in the
Hungarian drefs.
MAY 3o.—The Perlian Envoy Mylza Rhira Rae
left this city
,on the a7th, on his return to his own
country.
Yefierday two Ruffian and one Prulfian Courier,
who left the head quarters at Bartenfiein On the iBth,
arrived here. Reports of an approaching peace are
ttill in circulation.
The Archduke Charles returned here on the nth,
from Hungary, in pedal health. The Count Sta.
dion, Minilier for Foreign Affairs, is alto returned to
this capital. The Emperor is expelled to-morrow
from the cattle of Luxembourg.
HALLE, MAY 2,8
Dining the LA fortnight,- feveral bridies of troops
have paired through this place, and the number of
thofe which.have paired through out neighbourhood
and Saxony is efiimated ar 3o,coo: they are all on
their march towards the Grand Army. Within the
fame period, feveral hundred waggons have alto
arrived from Saxony; laden with grain and flour, all
of which has been tranfported to Magdeboutg.

° BAYREUTH, MAY so.
The Gazette of tliii place, of yeiterdAy, contained
the fallowing ankle from the Banks of the Maine:
oTha Confederation of the Rhine continuing to in-
create, and that denomination • being confidered as
too vague, it will be changed into that of 'the Ger-
saanic Confaderation, which it morefuitable to the
great extent of the countries which thole Powers
occupy."
London, England, 1807-06-19

TO THE FREEHOIDERS OF THE COUNTY OF
INVERNESS.
GUivrathan,
THAT liberal kindnefs of which I have fo much
11- esperienee from you, will, i truft, give me credit, for feeling
as I ought, the new favours you have recently accumulated upon,
me.
In confiding to me for :he thin] time by an unanimous vote, the
ihnportant truft of reprefeisdng you in Parlianaent,in dlfpertfing, on
account of my public engagements in Oh Place, with InY Petivflat
attendance on the day of Election, in preparing the way for this
indulgence, by the refolutlon of a previous Meeting, declarative
alfo of your Approbation of thy conduit,, and your lineation to
affygl nle your fopport ; and in making the honour thus done me
paliPtly known, you have loaded me with sibligaticeia, which leave
me Tolititous. only for the power of expreffiog my gratitude, In •
terms that would do it juilice, and for the snore valuolge power
of rendetlog you fueb returns of fervice, as may thaw that you
I have not wholly mifapplicd titre honourable &Rind:ikons.
Of my inability to perfom efpecially in a time of difficulty like
the prefent, all that the duties of theStioadon in which you beat
placed me,trquire, all that my defires woaid.preicribe. lam fully •
fenfible. But, bound to you by every tie, it will at leaf be my CO.
sleavour diligently to follow the courfe that will bdt eonfalt the
public goad, involving as it will your particular letereftr, and in
looking Readily at that objects, 1 ihall ttink,l alto beft confult your
honour as well umy own. With Rafting atutdastesttand terra
I have the honour to be,
GENTLEMICN,
Your faithful, obedient, and devoted tenant,
London, June 16,1807. CHARLES GRANT.
London, England, 1807-06-19

AUGSBURGH, MAY 28.

What was laid of the Camp of Gullavus Adol-
phus, during the go years' war, may be applied to
the French troops ; viz. that the troops regularly
performed their religious duties twice a day. Both
morning and evening, after roll call, the companies
are formed into circles, and a Chaplain, or Serjeant
reads, in a loud voice, and with great devotion, the
morning and evening prayers, in which the troops
join.
London, England, 1807-06-19

MR. 111*.I.SHAWS HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN,
FROM 1688 TO ass.

THE PURCHASERS of the above mentioned
WORK are refpedfully infor rued; elsat Mr. B E LSH AM has
latdy completed T Volt) MES S fE PA PERS, AV-
THORITIES, and OFFICIA L DOCU MEN I'S, deligneil to ac-
company and illultrate his Hilary; and they may now be had of
all Bookfellers. price UNE GUINEA in boards.
They are fold fey:rarely, fur the accommod aion of former Fur-
s:hullers of the Hiltory, but they will be fubjesined to each fcparate
Wohame of the new Edition of the H dory, which, with theft Ap-
pendages, wild in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS in boards.
Bridge erect, London, April, 1837.
London, England, 1807-06-19

MUNICH, MAY 29.

Marfhal MaCelia has written a letter to the King
of Bavaria, in which be Peaks in very warm terms
of the Emperor's approbation of the military fervice;
of the Crown Prince, and particularly of the Prince's
gallantry in defending the tete du pont near Pultufk
on the &6th infant. He adds, that the Bavarian Ge-
nerals find it neceffary to have an eye upon the dar-
ing valour of this young Prince.
London, England, 1807-06-19

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.

1 HE advantage the public mutt always derive
from regularly educated profeffional men direafting almoft
eu-
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attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures it hat performed. Fora long feriesof years, Meffre
CU.R RIE and Co. •Surgeous„ formerly in his Majefty's *react,
• have made the Vet:creel Difeafe the particular oiled of•their
In-
vcltlgation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine lupe-
rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—ft Is fufilaient to
obferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
thofe of mercory,for though it completely eradicates every reit*
• of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, .yevit damage to the •
Nail injure the conftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the Cyr-
tem in all its natural fun alone, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digetticra—thus inftead of reducing altrong and vigorous coaftitua
Lion to the frightful condition'that /mercury doe*, It not only pre
furvea that conititution bits primitive Rate, but re torus a weave
end debilitated one tolts natural (tremolo and vigour. .
Nuraberiefs influxes are on receni record of the foperfor efficacy
I of this Medicine. its inherent and fpecifie virtues acting s a per.
postal corredtive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an excels of emsjugal or illicit pkafure, or from the more
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tins youth of both feats in a c-rtain pernicious habit. Anthill
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the coofequence 4
this folitary vice, there are none more at/tiding than that diltrelEag
Rate of debilityand deficlency,ffisbieh prevents or embitters the ma-
trimonial Rate • the unhappy (offerer broods ever his misfortune,
lammed to feel: relief, untilbe is reduced to fuel a Rate of weak.
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mode of treatment. be reftored to that greateft of all human bleff.
I
Ingsfa aeons, manly, and vigorous eonftitutioth •
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go.tnay be confulted by padente of either fn, with the gresteit
fecrecy and hortourAt their houfe, No. tc7, Hatton Garden.
Letters from the Country (port paid) including a bank note,
tilhaveshe•neetCarg roodielne and advice-feet to arce partorthe
Kingdom No. ti7,.HlKeu VAtien.
London, England, 1807-08-27

School X Ravenftonidak In Wcltmorchin4

London: Printed for RICHARD Pust.cles, No. 6, New Bridge•
arca, aad fold by all Bookie Iles.
Juft publifh •d, by the Clme Au• kor,
The Grammar of History, by means of which that important
fubje6 may be pradtically taught in Schools, price 3s hound.
Ancient Hiflory, for the Ufe of Schools, in one clad), printed
volume, duodecimo, price 6s bound
Modern Hiftory, fur the Ufe of Schools, amilar to the Ancient
Hillary. price 6s bourd.

BU CLER'S RES rottATivE TOOTHPOW-
DER,LA here offered to the ufe of the Public at urge, was in
the circle of Dr P. 11. Dimfdalei particular acquaintance, and the
Nohility and Gentry, his patients. and its virtues juftly appreciat-
ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing
this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poffeffion of the original
recipe, and he begs to allure thofc 3f/tided with decayed or offen •
five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and rearm-
wive trnifm of which any one may be convicted, by a
fair and candid trial of one boa. Of the properties of this Tooth
Powder. its deterfive property is jatt futficient to clear away thofe
deftruaive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums,
and in the intettlices of the teeth. without injuring the furnace of
either, healing rotteners in the former, and promoting a new na•
met of pearly whiteners, where it has been Injured or corroded on
the latter. It has a pleafant ind agreeable rehlur and is withal In
pet-redly Innocent, that it may be eaten without njt.ry. Thefe
diftinguithing charade:Atte, of its fanative cffeCts and fuperiorny,
have procured it the unbounded approbation of the (bat en, the
Princeffes, the Emerefe of RufGa, the Duchrffcs of York, Bedford,
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gums.to the breath the matt deledabic forcetnefs, and. if ufed con-
Randy as directed, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre-
vent the tooth-itch from returning to thofe who have bee° liable to
its moft baneful effects.

Prepared and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr Butler, Ni,. 4.
Cheaptide, corner wf Paternofter-row, London. and of molt coun-
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, In boxes at ss. pd. each.
Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Teeth-
Bream, price Rs. each.
London, England, 1807-08-27

FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.

LADIES and Gentlemen who with the ornament
of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, nod only make a lair trial of
the RUSSIA 011, particularly as it is Icund fo nrceffary to
moiften the Hair w' en dreffi,•g : It is ufed by the Royal Famly,
and Ladies of the firft circle. It is a nourilhcr and improver to
its growth, prevents its falling off, and is fo great a preferver and
Itrengthener to the Hair, as to prevent it becoming bald or turning
grey, to the latelt period ; alto reltores Hair on bald places. Seve.
ral Gentlemen, who have been bald have declared, after ufing the
Ruffia Oil regularly for dime months, became nearly covered with
hair. • It is recommended to Ladies who ufe drelling irons, as it
prevents the ill rff.As motioned by their heat.—lt is of "inch
de to thole who wear artificial Hair, as it gives I- a natural glots.—.
7s. per bottle, nr one bottle containing four fm.lll, at a Guinea.—.
To be had of the Proprietor, 33 3,oxtonl Rivet ; and, by appoint-
ment, at molt principal Per:camera in England, Ireland, and Scot-
land.

Ihe Proprietor informs his Agents and Vender., that. their
future fupplies wiU have -the fisoature on each bottle figned in
gold ink.
CAUTION —The efficacy of the Ruffia Oif has of late been
complained of, oceafioned by unprincipled perfons circulating
counterfeit., which is inipofed on different Shopkeepers, particu-
larly on Hair-drefftri, by Impollors, who trout! about, aliening
thrmfelves the Proprietor. Purchafers of the Ituffla Oil are re-
commended to obferve, the Label on the outride of each bottle Is
figned " Mochrikuf.ky and Prince." In gold ick.—Shopkeepers
wilting to be fupplied with the genuine Ruda Oil, by applying to
the rietor, A. Price, 331, Oxford.ftreet, or at any whole-
(ale perfumer or medicine vender's which they deal with in Lon-
, don, will receive liberal allowance.
ikware_ Dow-bilis, alfo the wrapper. of the coon -
tertrits, are readily imitated with the Ruffian k.agle; it is therefore
particularly necell'ary to obferve. that it is tigned as above; as any
RuUha Oil felling without that fignature, arc counterfeits, and the
circulators 'aviator*. '

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK THIS DAY s
Gaols, money, 64—for Oelobet;62ll-omnium par f pr.!
lEreb. Bills, par tors. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 133 1 Long Ann. a 1-16
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 61f 63 I India Bonds, is. dif. par
3 per Cent. Confols 62}t I Imp. 3 per Cent 624
4 per Cent. 8111 Excite. Bills. is dif. ts. pre.
5 per Cent. Navy 96{ 96 I Omnium, par pre.
London, England, 1807-08-27

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave and;

ences to—
Tbe Duke of Portland, Farl. Camden Ind Chatham, Lord
H.awlicibury, Mr. Celt-log, and Mr. Pereeval
Soon attet five o'clock, his MAlssrr fet off for
Windfor.

Yefterday, Sir JAMES CRAIG. after Lilting leave of
his MAJESTY, tranfatied bufinefs at Lrrd CAsTi.e•
!'Ac a's Oilice. Sir JAMsswiilfetoffonhisyourney
next Sunday.

Yeitel Jaya Council was held at the Duke of PORT-
LAFID's, in Downing-ftreet. Sit SIDNIY SMITH in-
t: IldCd the Council for near an hour and a half.
The Luk, Captain DELL, failed yefterday fron
Hart; it I), ith a Mefien4er, for Hclfiagt•crg,
Sweden.
London, England, 1807-08-27

SHEERNESS, AUGUST z 6.

Sailed from the Nore this evening the FALCON Hoop
of war, with the trade under convoy for the Baltic,
with a light breeze at Well.

WHITEHAVEN, AUGUST 25.

The Satisfaelion, MIDDLETON, from Liverpool to
Pietou, is loft in Dumdum Bay— crew laved. Cap-
tain LEvrras, of the Venerable, from Batbadoes,
fpnke on Friday laft his Majefly's Chip Cocossus, of
74 guns, and the A4CMENE frigate, in ht. 51. long.
la. who informed Captain LEwras they were louk•
ing for a French fhip of the line and a frigate that
were cruizing in that latitude.
London, England, 1807-08-27

MESSRS. ALLEN Ili PRINC.E info, m the
Public, the teaching at No. to, Great Ade-Brett Geod.
man's arid,, and Eaft end of the Town, is now carried no by
and on account of Mr. Prince folelv, and the teaching at Nn to,
Sberrard-ttreet, Golden fquare, and Weft erd of the Town. by
and an account of Mr Allen. But o their full general peietiang
evenings and other ocean ma, they purpofe allffing each other.
They individually h:g leave to declare. they will continue to
ground their claims to sitetifive and refpettahle pireonege, on the
unremitting exertion of their utmott abilities for the improvonent
of their pupils.
Ladies add:Gentlemen of any age, who have never acquired the
actomplitbments of Dancing, Singing or Inftruniental Mufic,
may be allured of learning them expeclitiouny, kientincally, and
quite in private, at their Academics.

MILMA AND VOLUN MRS.
N Officer on Half Pay, villa ha been Adjutant
to s Regular Regiment Nine Years, and has alfe afted as
Paymafter and Quarter Matter, wiles to accept of an Adjutancy,
or to be etherwife ufefully employed in a Militia or Volunteer
Corps.—A line addl., fled (poll paid) for C. Brown, to be left at
the Pon Office, Norwich, will meet with attention.

LODER': Anatomical Plate: of every part of the
Human Body; Ara imprrffion . and many of the Plates co
loured. A Copy of the above unrivalled Work, in two Volumes
folio, fplendidly bound in Ruffia, to he fold. Lowell price tbigty
guinea'. This work contains upwards of 300 Plata, and is very
rarely ken in England.
Apply to No 60, Beaumont-arett, Mary-la-bonne, where the
work may be feeu.
London, England, 1807-08-27

HIGH CROFT HOUSE.

The Reidenee of the late Mr. Joslyn Glasons ; within one Mile
of Stoke on Trent, two of Newcaltie. three of Hanley, and a
quarter of s Mile of the High Road, leading from Syne to
Neweaftle, with Stabling, Garden and i.and
'llO BE SOLD, the Leafe of the Hnnfe, Premifes,
and Land, as above deferibed, with Immediate poffiffion,
moft delightfully fituate on an eminence commanding pleturefque
Views of the furrounding Country, particularly the Park of the
Marquis of Stafford; together with five Acres of rich Pafture
Land attacked ; the whole forming a mai defirable Refidence.
Further particulars may be had on the Premifes, or of Mr.
James Gibbons, Great Ruffeliffreet, Covent Garden, London.
London, England, 1807-08-27

CHFLTE^.HI.II, AUGUST 25.

His Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of War-as at-
tended this and yesterday morning between levot and
eight o'clock .the Saline Spa. and took the ufual
quantity of water from the hand of Mrs. Porn,
wh:, had the honour of adminitteling it fame IS
years fince to his Royal Farther. Hi, Royal Hirh-
nefs remained in the Walks tun halt an hour each
time ; he was accompanied by Sir R. MitaariN and
Clouds M'Matio4 and Et..nomrit.i.n. The event
of the I.),lchels o; GLOUCESTER will of court:: pre-
vent his Royal Idighncfs from going int., any public
I place doling his day he,e, which will r•ot exceed ten
days. The Prince, we believe, was not difinclined
to honour Wars:in the Manager with a " befpeak,"
as it is termed, and the. Theatre with his prefence.—
The recent death deprives the Manager, whole exer-
tions deferve the highest patronage, of this high
gratification :—The following are amongli the recent
arrivals:
1 be Prince of Waks. Archbilhop of Canterbury, Chief Juftice
of Ireland, J. P. Curran. Matter of the Rolls, Lord and Lady
Aflitown, Barao Wolff. Sir Chalks Hailinzo, Colonels Dalton.
M'Mal on. Miller, and Cadogan. Lieutenant Colonels Ortie and
Wall, Majors Hiitgin and Campta 11, Captain and Mrs. Rickettt.
Captains Ciaocring, Cockhutn. and KA...lacy, Rev. Mr. Ward.
Mr. is and N:ifs Woodcock, Z:lr. Mrs. and Mils flay, Mt.
and Mil. Telfair.
London, England, 1807-08-27

LORD CASTLEREAGH.

VII. and VIII. That, with the exception of 6,241 men tranf-
ferred to Carrifon Battalions, all mea railed under the Army of
Referve and Additional Farce At. have been fince enlifted into
the Line, being of the age and height required by his Majefty's
Regulatiolls; and &move the men fo transferred to Oarrifon
Battalions, are included all men who did not chute to enter for
general terrine, without reference to age or height.

M. WINDHAM.

IX. That by, Recruits raifed by ordinary recruiting, are meant
men raifed either at the bead quarters of regiments. or by the re-
eruking diftridts, late under the fuperintendance of the tapedtor
GeneraL

X. That according to the War OMee Return of Recruits for
whom bounty has been drawn. as railed at the head quarters of
regiments in Great Britain. and the Infpedior General's Return of
the numbers railed by the Recruiting POlftridis, the produce of the
ordinary recruiting was, during the Grit Liz months of
At By By Ditto
Head quarters Recruiting i.
Total.
of Regiments Dittrias in ~.ad.
in G. Britain. 0. Britain.
y 1,470 easy 9t2 4,709
1806 1-9084 li9S7 953 3,944
1807 6,3 36 6.1 1S 2,396 11,047

st That the ember of ass wits irshisteered trolls Galatea to
inalto4tsd links was claripg Os months
Ending t July ago; . t.iss.
1 Jan. iso6 - *1363-
t July tBo6 • 1413.
2 Jan. t toy - 741.

Lnib CASTLERIACb.
Xl. That the men volunteering from limited to unlimited fer-
vice, from fft July, tBc6, to tft January, tBn7. received ten
guineas bounty for only extending their fervice from local to ge-
neral fervice; whereas before that period (the bounty being the
fame) the men transferring themfelves to the line, exchanged their
fervice, nut only from home to foreign fervice, but from fervice,
limitel in point of time to fervice for life ; and the men in the lat •
ter period, who refuted to transfer their fervices, were ordered to
be drafted into garrifon battalions.
London, England, 1807-08-27

LORD CASTLHLFL•H.

VI. Tbat among the number railed in the firit fix months of
18.:7. being ['At.; men. 8035 have been railed by the 54 fecond
battalions ; that is, by Officers recruiting to avoid rcdudtion.

MIL WINDHAM.

VII. That the men railed under the Additional Force Aet, were
for home fervice say, and might be of any height not lets than five
feet two inches, and of any age between 18 and 45.
VIII. That in the Regular Army no man could be received but
between the ages of til and 30. and of a height not Ids than five
feet four inches ; the ftandard for men not entering for general
fervico, but choofing their own regiments, being five feet five inches,
and fur the Guards and Cavalry !till higher.
London, England, 1807-08-27

GRECIAN LI rERA'rURF.

This day were publifhed, price 12s in boards,
ARCHE.OLOGIA GRECA, or the Antiquities
of CR E rcc—beitig an Account of the Manners and Cuftoms
of the Greeas, deduced from the Ludt and heft authorities. and
relating to their
Government Drefs Entertainments
Magiftracy Exercifes Food
Laws Brhs Mufic
Judicial Proeeeilings Marriages Painting
Religion Divorces Public Buildings
Games Funerals Harbour.
Military and Naval Dom-Ric Employ- Weighta and Mea-
Affair, menu Cures tee Ste.
Chiefly deflgned to illuftrate the Greek Claffics, by captaining
Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cullom!' to which
they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hiftory of the Grecian
States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON.
Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, Matter of the Free Grammar
London, England, 1807-08-27

DEAL, AUGUST 26.

Sailed the Eimoseort bomb, having under her
convoy the (hips John, BLIT'S, for Newcaille ; and
Aimwell, RICHMOND, for Leith, (from Jamaica) ;

MONKEY gun brig, and PHOSPHORUS fire veffel, for
Dungenefs ; Tigris, Sarah Chriftiana, Northampton
Union, and Glory. Eaft India (hips, withia number
of outward bound veffels for Portfinonth.—Remain
in the Dnwns, Princes of Orange, Vice Admiral
Rowxsy ; Elephant, 74 guns ; Canada, 64 guns;
Foxhound and Raleigh (loops; Pleafant Hill, hired
Gaol); andThratber gun brig.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-08-27

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 26.

Arrived his Majefty's flaip Nines Gaosus, of 98
guns, from the Welt Indies ; Boreas, LODINSTONS.
from Norway, with deals ; and the Biddeford trant
pints, with troops from Guernfey.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-08-27

AIL. DUE.

o 0
o 0
O 0

Came in the Frederick Julian Kaas, Captain Holt-
sax, from St. Croix, bound to Copenhagen, with
rum, fugar, and coffee, detained by the Linn priva

teer ; Confrentz Road Hanlon, Captain °Lyle., from
Copenhagen for Oporto, with (Lives, detained by the
Thomas and John privateer; Naiad, Captain Joss •
sou, from Parnoe, for Oporto, with flax, detained
by ditto; and Revosurtomatas, of 44. guns, from
a cruise. Sailed the Cuss, of 4.0 guns, to the eaß-
ward. Came in the Ross, of z 4. guns, from the
Channel Fleet.
London, England, 1807-08-27

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818 Af47159-7 3 NArr, is kroiy Owe way,
That on Tuefday the :It of September next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in sorting, (failed up) and treat for Two HIM.
sired Tons of genuine OATMEAL; to be delivered one Hundred
Tons into His Majefty's Vidtualling Stores at Portfmouth, and
the remaining One Hundred Tons into thole at Plymouth ; one
half thereof in one month, and the other half in a month after.
wards, and to be paid for by Bin payable with intoreft ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be feat at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will he bad to any Tender in 'tibia the trim flail not be
inferted in words at length, or that fluff nee lot delivered to the Board
&fore one o'clock on the laid Tuefday the tfi of Semeneber next, nor tenlefe
the terfox who make the Tender, o► Jim terfon en hie &Ulf anode
to anfwer when sailed for.
London, England, 1807-08-27

MR. WINDHAM.

V. That the numberof Recruits raifed for the Regular Army
in Great Britain and Ireland. according to the .%djutaut General's
Returns, was, in the firft fix months of
By ordinary Additional Total.
Recruiting. Force.
i 80. f 6,736 4,187 10,923
tBo6 4 949 4.834 ' 10,783
1837 £1.413 - 11413
VI. That arnongft the numbers railed is the firß fix months of
1835, are included 3,389 railed by Officers recruiting for rank.
London, England, 1807-08-27

CANTERBURY RACES, ATJCUST is.

A Sweep(lakes of I'en Guineas each.
Fos two years 18 ,7 and t Soil, fire for all ages•-three year olds
71t.--4 yr olds Blt 41b.-3 yr olds Sit talb.-6 yr olds 911 !lb. and
aged yft glb. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Foote's c f MIA -s, 3 yrs old g
Mr. E. Dering's br g Hotfpur. age.t • . S
Mr Cator's b h t yrs old - - 3
Ebortly after this race, the fecond heat of the Handicap Sweep.
Rakes was run for, which was well cout.fted, and won only by
half a length.
A Handicap Sweepflakes of toes. each, (p. p. )
For bodes not thorough bred Half.mile heats. Gentlemen riders.
Captain Oliver's br g' 'e, soft ;lb. - x I

6 Georg,
Mr. Baker's b g Stride. tilt dr
Mr. Dalton's els g Lancet, zoft 7 lb. rode by Capt. Walton 3 2
Among the mint dillinguilhed company on the
ground, in carriages and four, with nut riders, were,
Earl and Countefb of Darnley, Lord Clifden, Lady
M. Bligh, Earl Mansfield, Lnrd and Lady Cranley,
Mr. Curwen, Mr. Hammond, of St. Atban's-Ureet,
A. Goldfmid, Efq. Lady D:riog, Mifs Onflow, Mifs
Deriog, Ac. At.

4
London, England, 1807-08-27

STAR INN, CRIEFF, PERTHSHIRE.
TAMES ALLEN molt refpeafully thanks the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the fupport
and encouragement he has been honoured with, fine his removal
from the old bode to his new Inn, which, having lately been
cesifiderably enlarged and Improved, is now very commodious and
ezten6ve. The Star inn is conveniently and pleafantly &timed at
the middle of the North Me of the fquare, and as every exertion
will be made to render it agreeable and comfortable, J. A. hopes
to merit a continuance of public favour. He keeps Wines, Spirits,
Etc. of the bell quality. A room appropriate for Gentlemen
Traveller*. Scotch and Engin Newfpapers every day, good
Stables, neat Poft Chalks with careful drivers, and good bodes.
N. B. The Glafgow and Perth light PoR Coach every lawful
day.
London, England, 1807-08-27

LOLD CASTL%RFACH.

I. That the tranfpnrts at home, on the tft el March 18c6, c a-
ided of 380 !hips, and 87,717 tons ; of whi:h so fhipi and th 894
tons were fitted for foreign ferviee, and including tonnage tor 1,785
horfes.

That the tranfports at home, on the 24th of March, 18 '7, were
73 Sip* and ifs, 468 tons, of which only 25 (hips and 7,807 tons
were fitted for foreign fervice; there being an excels of ;07 ihips
and 71349 tons at the former period, compared with the latter;
and of is tips and 9,087 tons fitted for foreign ferviee ;. iu the
latter period, the provifion was only for 148 horfes.
11. That the above pmvilion of tonnage,mi the 24th of March,
vBo7,sof 73 (hips and 56,468 tone, would have been further re-
duced under the Orders of the 7 reafury of the 224 January 1807,
In the amount of 29 tips and 8586 tons, had not the full execu-
tion of tL • above orders been prevented by the Contras of 17 be-
ing luch as to prevent their being paid off, and by nioe being under
quarantine, having returned on the acith March preceding from
the Mediterranean.

HI. That the tranfporta on home ferviee, on the Bth of Angell
1807, confined of 401 Blips and Sada.; tons ; of which 67 atirs
and 10.189 tons were fitted for foreign kr rice, including Wu a
provifion f0r4,c89 buries.
TRANSPORT OFFICE, AUGUST 12, 0107.
RITURN OF THE AMOUNT Or TRANSPORT TONNAGE FOR HOME
SERVICE, ON THE 24TH OF MARCH AND BTH 0► AUGUST
1807; DMZ NGUI4IIINO CAVALRY TRANSPORTS FROM TROOP
AND STORE SHIPS, AND ALSO COPPERED AND SHEATHED FROM
THREE MONIII3 SHIPS.
TROOP END SWISS SHIPS.

Six Months Ships fitted for Foreign Service. I ThrreMontbs.
Coppered. Sheathed. Ships
No. Tons. No. Tons. No. Tons.
March 24, tBo7, 20 6413 S 1,292 43 7,458
Auguft 8, 2807, 43 23,543 14 4.039 189 34.795

CAVALRY AMPS. - - - -
Si: Months Ships fitted for Foreign I Three I Total
Service. Months. Number
Coppered. Sheathed. Shins. of
No. Tons. No. Tons. No. Tam. Motes
Mar. 24,1807 --•— 3 78% 478 148
Asti 8,1807 a 379 8 2,123 '4S 27P.S 4,089
RUPT. GEORGE J. D0L.,1.,S
AMBROSE SERI.E G. H. TOWR Y
J. BOWEN.
London, England, 1807-11-02

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZE rTE.

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the zBth of
Oltober, 1807, prefent the King's Molt excellent Ma-
jefty in Council—lt is this day ordered by his Ma-
jetty in Council, that the Parliament which Rands
prorogued to Tnefday the loth day of November
next, be further prorogued to Thurfday the 17th day
of December next.

WHITEHALL, OCTOBER 3t, 1807.

The King has been pleafed to grant the dignity of
a Vdcount ot•the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland unto the Right Honourable Gerrard
Baron Lake, General of his Majefty's Forces, and
to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by
the name, Rile, and title of Vifcount Lake, of Delhi
and Lafwary, and of Afton Clinton, in the county
of Buckingham.
The King has been pleafed to prefent the Rev.
James Wilton to the Church and Parith of Abernyte,
in the Prefbytery of Dundee, and County of Perth,
vacant by the death of the Rev. James Adamfon.
London, England, 1807-11-02

LOUIS XVIII.

EDI/12112CH. OCT. 29.—A King's Meffenger at-
rived this morning with a letter from the Secretary
of State to the Lord Provo°, fie nifying that bit
Mak had been gracioufly pleafed to give orders,
to his Lordfhip, to cattle the apartments in the Pa.
lace of Holyrood Houle, formerly occupied by
MONSIEUR, to be in readinefs fo:' the Count Ds
LILLE, his family, and fuite, who are expdled in
this City immediately.

Upwards of to,ooo of the troops Oft returned frnn
the Baltic have bten landed at Yarmouth, and art
gone to Woodbrid e barracks.
A number of the Officers who were empinveJ it
Zealand, have arrived in town. Brigadier-Generi
STUART came to town on Saturday, and Lord Ross
LYN arrived yefterday forenoon.
Sir SIDNEY SMITH, we underftand, will leave lowa
immedia►ely, and hal his flag on board the Pom,Ke,
of 8o guns. The London, 98 guns, and the MIA.
borough and Elizabeth, of 74. guns, with fume frigates,
are to be placed under his command. The (hips are
to rendezvous at Plymouth, from which it is conjec•
toted that Portugal is their deflination. Sir SIDNEY
SMITH was for feveral hours on Saturday at the Board
of Admiralty.
Government are laid to be in pnifeffion of
through Holland, that all the arrangements had been
finally fettled between France and Portugal, and
that the ports of the latter were to be (hut againft us,
after having allowed a fufficient time for the depar-
ture of the Britifh merchants with their property.

On Saturday difpatches were received in town, for
Mr. Moslos, brought by a Gentleman who landed
at Dover from an American vela, on Friday ; but
the Ambaffador having left town on Friday evening
to embark, they were fent after him.

The amount of the Britifh naval f wee up to yef
terday is as follows :—At fea, too (hips of the Hue,
11 from so to 44 guns, 141 frigates, 175 (loops, kc.
and 175 gun brigs and other veffels—total 602. la
port and fitting, guard (hips, &c. 46 (hips of the line,
to from so to 44 guns, 39 frigates, +4. floopf, &c.
and 49 gun brigs and other veffels—tot al, 188.
Building, 44 (hips of the line, 21 frigate,, 54 bops.
&c. and to gun brigs and other veffels —total, 89.—
In ordinary 45 (hips of the line, 13 from p 4j
guns, 57 frigates, 47 (loops, &c. and :6 gun b:tg.
and other velfels—total, 178. Grand total, 1057.

The Taft divition of the dollars brought by
DIANA' frigate from Vera Cruz. reached town oq
Saturday, under efcort from Portfmouth.
On Saturday a monument was meted in Wefmi-•
fler Abbey, to the memory of the late General Paocs•
It is a neat, plain tablet. The property which tic
General left to be diftributed amongft his fervants, t
is fuppofed, will give to each about a theufand pound•:

Mifs °war son's Patriotic Sketches of Ireland c,), •
tain as liriking a domenic portrait of that Count. 7
as has ever appeared, and they are particularly iut
citing at the prcfent moment.
London, England, 1807-11-02

anchors and cables, being blown out of Yarmouth
Road, in the gale on Friday evening. We do not at
prefent know whether any of the troops will difem•
bark at this place,. Arrived likewife the ESCORT,
PIERCER, PROCRISI VIIRN, and GALLANT gun brigs,
from Copenhagen."

" SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 3t.

gg Arrived his Maje My's (hips LEYDEN, Vastivsys
and Smelts, with near too fail of tranfports, from
Copenhagen ; part of them remain here, and a great
number have failed up the Thames.

66 Nov. I.—The CONSTANT gun brig has fill the
fignal flying for the Baltic, but does not appear t
make any thew for failing to.day.

" Moll of the tranfports that have arrived here a:,
laden with naval Rores, and, we underhand, are tot
unladen at the di.ck yard here and at Chatham. Th
Rores are to be taken a very particular account o:
and their valuation annexed to them, clefcribir.
which are fit for his Majetly's fery ice, and which no(
" The arrival of the tranfports yeßerday was
very pleafing fight : there were near zoo fail of (hip
palling the Nore to the rivers Thames and Mechraii
in the courfe of the day, with a fine leading wind."
London, England, 1807-11-02

ARRIVED.

In the Rierr, the Barbara, Wa!Nutley, from Peteriburgh—ln
Yarmouth Road., the Friend., Broderick, from Pete:lbw-0-10
Holeley Bay, the Hope, Youogcr, from Peterlvrea—At Brittol.

the Refolution, Bell, from Peterlburgh—At Liverpool..he Thetiv
Hall, from Pererfburgh—At Belfaft, the Aurora, Fitzfimmons,
from Peteifbuigh—in the DoWin' the City of Cork, Bickerton ;
and the Two Elizabeths, Dyer, from Cork—At Grenada, the
Lnrd Duncan, Nichols, fro& Nowfoundiand—At Tricidad, the
desifon, Spence.; and the Louifa, Bair.t, from the Clyde—o.At Tor-
tola, the Fame, Johnfon, from the Clyde—At Stockholm, the
Amelia, Brunkman ; Venus, —; and the Maria Elizabeth,
Lempa, from London.
The Nancy, --,kont Shields for London, has been captured,
recaptured,and arrived in the River.
The Friendhip, Wedge, from Pcteriburgh for London, that
wag on more near Dragon, Is got off without alEftance, and put
into Malmoc for an anchor and cable.

The Sufan, Hutton, from New Orleans fur Liverpool, is put
lot. Virginia in diftrefi.
The Margaret and Jane, Brown, from Liverpool. is IoR near
Sligo.
The Providentia, Timms, from El6neor for Hull, has bun
aken, retaken, and is arrived at Yarmouth.
London, England, 1807-11-02

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

La Bonne Citoyen, Transfer, Strombolo, and la Lutine, for the
Fowler tranfport, captured October 311 t, 1800, will be paid on
the isth inlant, at No 9, New Broad ftreet, atm& recalled every
Wednefday and Thurfday for three years to come
The Kite, for le Chaffeur, captured on the 7th February. 1807.
will be paid on her arrival ; as will the Exertion, for the lietfey,
captured Auguit 18.1807; the Mofquito, Ariadne, and Monkey,
for the Vrow Cornelia, captured March 27,2806 ; the Exertion
and Furious for Twee Gebroeders, and Maria"( bemire, captured
July 30, 1807; the Mariner, for l'Amand, captured May 28,18,7;
the Broizer, for the Frau Gefina, captured May It, 1807; the
Speculator, for the Favourite, recaptured Sept. 19,18c7 ; and the
Exertion for the bide, captured Auguft 18, aBo7i will be paid at
No 9. New Broad-ftreet.
The than for the Nicholas and Martha, captured the ad of
May, 1806, will be paid on the 18th init• err No 9, New Broad -
amt. and recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday.
The He&or and Mondovi, will be paid for the John, Friend-
(hip, and Neptunus, captured on the xoth July, Mc), will be paid
on the art h inft. at the above place.
The Alexander, Strombolo, and la Liable, for theVenusUlreck
captured on the 22d Odober, 1800, will be paid ai above.
The Entreprenante, for the Adonis, captured July x 5,1807
will be paid on board, on her arrival, or on Therfday next, at
No aB, High.ftreet, Portfmoutb, where it will be recalled on
Mondays and Thurldays for three years to come.
London, England, 1807-11-02

embarkation of the army, with. all' its artillery and
!lore', has been cummitted.
I embrace this opportunity to make a particular
acknowledgment of the very able and judicious dif-
potitions which Rear Admiral Keats has made from
time to time of the force under his command, for
guarding the Belt ; and the vigilant attention which
his whole fquadron have paid to this important
branch of the fervice.

Sir Home Popham has not ceafed to manila his
ufual zeal and ability. in the affiftance he has ren-
dered me in the various fervices of the fleet ; and I
fhould not do juftice to the diligent attention, and
arduous endeavours of Captain Mackenzie to fulfil
the civil duties of the Arfenal, which were committed
to his management and fupenntendance. if I did not,
on this occafien, exprefs my warm approbation of
his exertions, and I beg leave to recommend him to
their Lordfhips' favourable notice.

I have the honour to tranfmit herewith a lift of the
Danilb (hips and veld; which have been brought
away, and of thole deftroyed. The account of the
(lore' {hipped from the arfenal, Biall alfo be fent, u
loon as the feveral returns can be colleited and ar-
ranged. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J. GAI4IIIII.
N. B. The lia of the Danifh chips found at Copen-
hagen, has been already publifhed. Two (hips of
the line and two frigates have been daroyed.
London, England, 1807-11-02

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 31.

Arrived the Swedifh fhip 11 irtingen, PtrrsasoN,
with iron and deals, tr im Stockholm, for Dublin ;
alto the Margaretta, BRONSTRAN, from London,
hound to Gottenburgh, in ballalt.—Wind N. W.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER I.

Sailed nn a cruize the FLORA frigate and HYACINTH
and °seams floops of war ; and to the Nore the
CRESCENT frigate to repair.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER t.

The AGORLSSOk gun brig has recaptured and fent
in here, Ole brig Ceres of Newcaftle, BowEßs late
..naller, having been captured by a F!ench privateer,
ff the Dudgeon. The Captain and greater part of
the crew are prifoners on board the privateer.
London, England, 1807-11-02

LISBON.

His Majdly's (hip NARCISSUS, with a fleet under
convoy, is arrived in the Channel : they failed on the
isth inflant, and have on board moft of the Englifh
FaBory, having been warned to leave the country,
in confequence of French troops being boutly expec•
ted to match in.
London, England, 1807-08-18

FROM THE FRONTIERS OF ITALY, JULY 23.

There is a rumour, that advice has been given, on
the part of a great power, to the ex-King Ferdinand
to withdraw to Minorca, with his family.

FROM THE BORDERS OF THE MAINE, AUGUST 4;

Although peace is made between France and Rut..
fia' and between Pruffia and France, Rill there teems
to be no end to the march of troops to the different
French armies, which to Come politicians certainly
appears rather fingular. But thefe politicians fhould
take this confederation with them, that though there
is an armiflice between the Turks and the Ruffians,
there is no peace ; that this mull be negotiated tin.
der the mediation of France, and that it is Rill un.
certain whether it will come to peace or not. In the
latter cafe (which may Hs*, Err prevent), it is pro-
bable that the French, as the allies of the Turks,
will take part with them ; and, if Pruffia remains
neutral, the war will take quite a new direction.

STOCKHOLM, JULY at.
Two of our (hips, freighted with falt, from St.
Übe's, and under Engin convoy, having failed fur
England, were declared prizes the moment after
their arrival, by the Commander of the convoy, un-
der the pretext that the lading was (hipped for Pruf-
lian ports.
No idea can be formed of the difcontent which
this affair has excited in the public mind, in this city.
FR AlvK FORT, AUGUST 3.

The King of Sweden, face his fruitlefs attempt to
obtain an at mißice, is fully fenfible of the diffatisfac-
tion which his condnd has occafioned among his
Swedifh as well as his Pomeranian fubjeds ; but hav-
ing retired to Rugen, he is furrounded by the troops
of the Englifh.expedition, and a number of foreigners
whore intereft it is to prevent him from hearing the
voice of his people, and of his moR faithful fervants.
In the mean while it is obferved that the King is
fenfible of his error, but in confequence of a falfe
thame, he wants the courage to exert any of the
means that may be left, to reftore his charader.
London, England, 1807-08-18

PARIS, AUGUST y.

M. le General junta, it is faid, will fet cat for
Bayonne on Monday next, to take the command Of
the arty of P.n.tugal ; that is to fay, the a•my def..
tined to (but the ports of that kingdom agaitit the
Engin. It is added, that his Excellency will at the
fame time, difplay the charafter of Ambaffador at
the Court of Lifbon from his Imperial Majelty,which
indicates that the expedition will be condueled very
quietly. -
The Ruffian officers at Blois and the other places
in the interior, have fet out for Luneville, to organife
the provifionary regiments, which are to return im-
mediately to Kuala.
We areafTured that it is not M. d'Oubril who is
nominated Ruffian Ambaffador to Paris, but M. de
Romanzow, one of the greateft Lords in Ruffiit.—
His father ccmmanded the Ruffian armies with great
credit under Catharine IL He was charged with
, coneueling the fiege nf Colberg. Hie grandfather
was Ambaffador under Louis XIV. and within the
laft twenty years he has himfelf executed feveralmif-
fions to Germany.

General Clarke, Governor of Berlin, has obtainel
leave to accept of ►he Bavarian order of St. Hubert.
We are affured that the King and (teen of Hol-
land will be at the fete of the isth ; afterwards they
are to fet nut for the Hague, where they may be ex-
peaed about the 25th, his Majefty's anniverfary. .

It is laid that the greateß part of the Sovereigns
and. Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine will be
prefent attheapproaching fetes; and it is added,that
on that occafion, the molt important interelts of the
Confederation will be definitively fettled.
The Connfellors of State, Simeon, Beugnot, and
Jolivet, are appointed to organife the kingdom of
Weßphalia.

Apartments in the Palace of St. Cloud are fitting
up to receive the King of Weaphalia.
The Military Commiffion at Turin has detedted a
fpecies of crimps of a • new defcription. They had
colleeed a number of young men, whom they board-
ed at their own expence, to fell them at a high price
to ferve as confcripts for the department of the Po.
The Commiffion has declared, that any traffic in the
human fpecies is fcandalous, immoral, and contrary
to all law, and condemned the crimps to one year's
imprifonment, and the payment of 2500 francs as a
fine. In all contras of this kind. the fubflitute ne-
ver receives but a fmall bounty ; while the agent or
crimp confiantly obtains a confiderable one ; a prac-
tice highly prejudicial to the people.
London, England, 1807-08-18

MODERN FRANCE.

This day was publifhed in two elegant Voltsmes,Foolfcap Odavo,
price Half a-Guinea in Beards.
ri 'HE STATE of FRANCE dining the Year t 802,
.1- 1803.1804, 1805, and 1806, containing particulars of the
treatment of the F,vglida Captives, and Obfervations on the Go•
vestment, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter.
nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes illuftrative of
the Charader of the Chief of the French Government.
By W. T. WILLIAMS, Efq.
One of the Subjects of Great Britain, detained by the French
_ .

Oovernmeutin violati...) of the Law of civilized Nations.
Printed for RICRARD PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge Rrect, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Bookieliars.
Of whom may be had, jnft puhliffied.
An Account of the late Efcape and Flight of Mrq. SPENCER
SMITH, through Tyrol, Auftria, Praia, and Poland to Ruda.
By the Marquis de Swum, price ys. in boards.
London, England, 1807-08-18

SALE POSTPONED

rrHE Sale of the Capital COTTON MILL arid
-I- MANUFACTORY on the River EXE, advertifed to take
place on the atft of Auguft, at the Hotel in Exeter, is poßponed
until the 23d of September next, at twelve o'clock, when it will
be fold at Garraway's Coffse.boufe, London. This is the only
Cotton Mill in the Weil of England, has been recently ereded,
and poffeffes fuperior local advantages. At the fame time will
olio he fold, the complete Mill Gear, Machinery, tiftenlils, Bleach.
ing 'inure, Bleaching Ground, modern Dwelling Houfe cad Gar-
den, Cottages for Labourers, Buildings, and all requifite appur-
teminces..—For the infpedion of the Prendfc4, and further parti-
culars, application may be made to Mr. Kendall, attorney, or to
Ur. J. Furlong, St. Sidwelrs, Exeter, or to Wks. P. Berthou
and Sous, London.
London, England, 1807-08-18

EDINBURGH. AUGUST 13.

The Right Hon. Lord BARNARD, the Hon. H.
Sr. JoiiNs, T. MORANT Efq• BRODERICK, Efq.
P. S. SELBY, Efq. L. itVGlLLavaay, Efq. arrived
here, on theit way.to the Highlands.
Set nqt from Urquhart.'s Lodgings, St. Andrew's-
fquare, her Grace the Duchefs of GORDON, Lady
Jaws MONTAGUE, Lord FRANCIS MONTAGUE, and
Mils Foenyce, on their way to Kinrera Cottage.
Gronfe lhooting began yektday. A great num-
ber of Englifh Noblemen and Gentlemen have palled
through Edinburgh for the Highlands.
Monday, rrived at Dumbreck's Hotel, the re-
mains of Sir ARCHIBALD EDMONSTONE, Bart. from
London, on its way to the family vault, at Strath.
blane Church, Stirlingthire.
WILLIAM BEGBIE—No event has occurred in Edin
burgh, for the left 5o years, which more deeply late-
relied at the time its inhabitants, than the murder
and robbery of the unfortunate Begbie, in November
lag. The prompt and dreadful dexterity with which
thefe Os were perpetrated, the almoft immediate
difcovery of the dead body, and the efcape of the
murderer, through a area crowded with people, be-
fore it was dark, form altogether a. combination of
circumftances unprecedented. Nine mouths have
elapfed fence the ctitne was committed; after the
flrideft fearch, no clue has been found that could
lead to deteaion, and the tranfaaion, however deep
in its impreffion at firft, was haftening into oblivion.
On Saturday fe'ennight, a journeyman malon, in'
company with two others, in paling through the
grounds at Belle Vue, found at the fide of a hedge a
parcel, containing a quantity of Bank Notes, which,
lan examination, proved to be thole of which Begbie
was robbed. The perfons who found the Notes car-
ried them to the Sheriff's Office, where an inveliiga-
tion is going on. They appear to be large Notes only,
but, from the damage many of them have fuftained
by the long expofure, the exalt fum is not yet afcer-
tained ;it is fuppofed to be above 30001. The fum
of which Begbie was robbed was 37001. in Sol.
and 51. Notes ; 240 guinea Notes, and 440 pound
Notes ; the (mall Notes, it is Paid, were not in the
parcel.