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London, England, 1807-01-29

DIED.

On the 16th inft. at the Deancry, Lichfield, the Rev Baptift
Prohy, Dean of LichfielJ, RcEtor of Doddington in the ilk of
Ely, and of Thornhaugh, In the county of Northampton.
Saturday laft, Franck William Moo:ague, aFel 13, fecond fon
of Matthew Montague, Ely. of Portntau•fquare.
Friday evening. at her !smile in Abingdon-ftreet, Weltiminfter,
Mr.. Pownall, relict of John Pownall, Efq. late Comminiuner of
the Cu Rum a.

On Saturday, at his bottle in Curfitor-ftreet, Mr. Adams, many
years an eminent Law Stationer in Lincoln's lon.
On the 18th infant, Lieutenant-Colonel Moneypenny, of the
73d regiment.
Robertfon, Efq younger of Foveran, M. D.
On the 16th natant. at hi% lodgings in Cilberes-buildings, Lam-
beth, Captain John Larmour, of the RoyakNavy.

TO-MORIIOW.
Sun rifer I Suo fats Moon rife
3o minutes after 7I 30 minutes after 4I 23 minutes after is
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IiTOH WATIR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning - 23 minutes after 6
Arts-moon - • - 36 minutes after 6
London, England, 1807-01-29

PARLI4MENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 211.

The Earl of DARTMOUTH (tared his Malay's anfwer to
the Addrefs of the Houk for papers relied:aging the Slave Trade,
that his Majetty would give directions accortPogiy.
In the appeal, Lewes v. Morgan and others,-Mr. Richards waii
heard for the Refpondents. The Solicitor General in reply ; and
Mr. Ruffen in explanation for the Retiondents...-Further conii•
deration appointed for Friday fe'nnight.
Adjourned WI to-morrow (this day.)
London, England, 1807-12-05

OCTOBER 22.

It appears that the French troops, who march into
Portugal, are to occupy the North, and the Spanilh
troops the South of that Kingdom.

An army of 30,000 men will be affembled near
Badajoz. The Spanifh army was never fo firong as
at piefent, and the Pahce of the Peace pays the
utmoll attention to the heft poffible organization of
the troops; nor is the marine department any ways
neglefted ; and we flatter ourfelves that the Simi&
navy !hall, 'ere long, have repaired the loffes which
it has fuftained. The Court will reward, in molt
diflinguifhed 'manner, the eminent fervices which
General Linicrs has rendered to Spain.
'MUTE, oCTOBER aft.
The French troops who were hitherto flationed at
lOria, and the whole country of Venice, are nearly
all *in motion to proceed to Dalmatia by' forced
marches.
London, England, 1807-12-05

HAGUE, NOVEMBER 7.

The Fret.ch privateer le Rodeux, of Calais, has
captured and carried into °fiend an Englifh tranf-
port, laden with timber, bound from Copenhagen to
London. The fame privateer took an Englifh (hip
bound from Peterfburgh to the fame place, laden
with tallow, potafh, and linfeed, but an Englifh cut-
ter heaving in fight, the privateer ran for filcher
into the roads of Brouverfhagen, but fuck a ground
at the entrance of the road, and a form coming on,
fhe was dallied to pieces. Two pilots, ten French-
men, ten Engliftmen, and three pafrengers perifhed
on this melancholy occafion.

MADRID, OCTOBER 17.

Although the Proclamation which the Prince Re.
gent of Portugal has ordered to be publinted, fill
affords forne hopes of peace, yet every thing airlines
a warlike appearance in this country.
The French and Spanifh Ambaffadors who left
Lifbon are not arrived here, but reticle at Badajoz,
where it feems they continue the negotiations with the
Court of Lifbon.
London, England, 1807-12-05

SPAIN.

ti
It we rentday eonfilently reported on 'Change,
that intelligence was received in town from Spain,
Rating Tome of the refults naturally to be expelled
from the confpiracy formed by the Patios OF THE
Peace and his partizans againft all thole who are
obnoxious to his views. Some of thofe who were the
principal objefls of this tyrant's jealoufy, are laid to
have been already beheaded. Among them are
mentioned the Duke de MEDINA CELT, the Duke de
l'lnrattrano, and the Marquis de las AMIRALLAS.
The former has uniformly been confidered as the
Premier Grandee in Spain, and the richell landed
proprietor in the country. His family have, indeed,
pretenfions to the Spanifh Crown, and have been
always underftood to enter their proteft at each coro-
nation. in order to referee their right. Perhaps there
pretentions, combined with the known power and
linfluence of this nobleman,who could raife 40,000 men
on his own eflates, have formed the principal ratite of
his executioner's jealoufy. The Duke de PINFANTADO
and the Marquis de les AMIRALLAS were an pof-
felled of great property and influence. Both were
General Officers in the Spanifh Army, and had Sc.
rinired jolt difinelion by their ar.d valour in Ca.
talonia during the war againft revolutionary France.
They were of courfe likely to be formidable enemies,
and therefore they may have been fet ;fide. The
Duke de l'ltiresrano was quite in the vigour of
youth, and generally known to pollees a very ener-
getic and enterprifing mind, animated by the pima
patriotifm. Such a man, avowedly hoftile to the
Paws or rite Peace, was not, for his purport,
fit to live.
Although we could not trace this report to any
authentic Cotner, fill the lamentable events to which
it alludes are perfealy probable. The fource from
which it profeffed to proceed was a letter from 131 i
Rol, at which a veffel had jua arrived from a Spanifh
port.
This letter cifo fates, that " the PRINCE RECENT,
finding that he cannot appeafe Bomaraerr, has de-
termined to follow the wifhes of this country, and to
proceed with his Family, to the Brazils." Such are
the words of the letter.
It was alfo reported yefterday, that BERTHIER is
at Madrid, and that the firft column of the Fier.ch
Army had reached Liffion.
London, England, 1807-12-05

Pamphlet. by the Hon J. Randolph and others, on the Neu-
tral 2' it' .--Southey's Specimens of the later Eng Nth Ports—
Gillits's Hißory of the World—Laneancr's Outlines m a Plan of
Fdtievion—Wilhhnow's Principles of Botany—Semple% Journey
Ithrough Spain and Italy—A thou Inquiry into the Policy, Huma-
nity, and paR Effc.as of the Pour Laws—Pamphltts on the Ca-
t tholie 01bellion—.Pamphleta by Sir William Young and others, on
I the Welt India Affairs—Poems by the Rev. J. Mant—Ger.eral
Obfervations on the probable teed' of any meafures which have
i for their object the lucrcafe 01 the Regular Army—Corinne nu
par Mad de Stael HoUtcin—Code of Health and Longe-
vity, by Sir John SitxLir, Ba-t.—Wortifworth's Poems—Q.9ar.
reify I.if.t of New Publications.
Printed for AteHbald Confhble and Co. Edinburgh; and John
Murray, No. 32. I:lett-arca, London.
Of whom may be h. d, The EntNnoann Revtew ,No. I. to
XX. price 31. ftwed, or 31. 33. in ten volumes, boards.

DR. IV I 1.1.1 CH, late Phyfician in the &icon
Enthaffy at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the
Domcftie Encyclopedia. Treatife on Regimen and Diet. &c. &c.
has recommended, in the Itrongeft manner pollible, to the furious
attemion of all perfons going abroad, the ufe of the YELLOW
FEVER REM F DY, fir whole information notice is hereby given
that a warehoufe, for the diEribution of the Yellow Fever Re-
medy was opened on the nth of July, in thc Commercial Road,
near the Welt India. Docks, wh-re Merchants, Ship Owners, Cap-
taLls of Ships, and ott.rs, may be fopplied with this moft invalu-
able article upon the fame liberal terms as at thc other warehouks
of the Inflitutioo. Nu. 40, Chasing Crofs, London, and No. to,
Cattle- ftreet, Liverpool, which have been eftablifhed exclufively for
the isle of a Remedy fo oeceffary for the prefervation of Health in
F. reign Climates, as appears Ay the recommendations givens to it
by regular phyficians, &c. &c /cc.
N. B. Surgeons of Garrifons, and other eminent Medical Gen-
tlemen going abroad, are.fimplied with a fuSeieot quantity of the
Yellow Fever.Retnedy,gratis,to convince them of hydro:my, and
of its being really an article not robe dilpenfed with by thole that
are anxious to prekrve health in fordkn climates.
London, England, 1807-12-05

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

• " Heillogborg, November 19.
" Mr. Lubkins and Mr. Pint, the two Commit.-
Caries, left at Copenhagen to liquidate all the Englifh
accounts, have been ordered by the Cruwn Pi ince to
leave it immediately: almoft two hundred and fifty
thoufand dollars remain unpaid ; thefe Gentlemen
have arrived here.

" The Swedifis Conful at Copenhagen has been
arreaed for correfponding with a Captain in the
Englith fleet. By way of retaliation, the King of
Sweden has ordered the Danith Conful at Malmo to
be confined to his houfe.

" It is reported here today, that an embargo has
been laid in the Ruffian ports, that Ruffia has de-
clared war agaiaft England, and that the Englith
Minitter ( Lord Gower) is upon his way home."
London, England, 1807-12-05

THE GOTTENBUL(GH MAILS,

OF which two have arrived this day, and which left
Sweden nn the 34th ult. are alfo ftlent refpeaing any
fuch occurrence. On the contrary every thing was
tranquil and quiet when the packets failed. Mr,
BATHURST, when Mr. PICRREPONT came away, was
left as Charge d'Affaires.
The following are principal communications re-
ceived by thefe Mails :
London, England, 1807-12-05

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 5.
will be adted the New Opera, called
TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD.
The Scenes, Deeßes, and Decorations are antis* new.
The Overture and hi ufic compofed by Mr. Shinld.
The principal Charadtcrs by Mr. Thomp(.n, Mr. Bellamy, Mr
Jones. Mr. Incledon, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons. Mr. Kings
Mr. Farley, Mr. Litton. Mr Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin,
Davenport, Mrs Didion', Mifs Bolton, Mrs. Litton, Mrs.
C. Kemble.
After which will be performed (sth time), a Grand Hittorical
Melo-Drama, called
THE BLIND BJY.
The principal cbaradters by Mr. Murray, Mrs. C. Kernble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr Thompfon, Mr. Chapman, Mr.
Parley, Mr. Litton, Mils Briftow, Mifs Norton.
The new Melo. Drama of the Blind Boy, having been received
with univ•rfal applaufe and approbation by a brilliant and over-
OJWing audience, will be repeated every evening next week.
On Monday, 3 be Tragedy of Douglas.
On Tuefday, The New Opera.
On Wedncfday, King Henry the Eighth.
On Friday, Mrs.Sidduns will repeat (for the 6th time) the cha•
ratter of Hermione, in the Winter's Tale (licit% ;Naively the laft
night of her appearance till Eater.)
London, England, 1807-12-05

PORTUGAL.

Letters from Portugal have been received to the
tzth ult. which announce, that on the night of the
I tth a Council was held at Lilbon, at which it was
refolved to refcind all the Edias and Proclamations
which had been iWued againft England. It was
underflood that thole proceedings, which had now•
rioufly no other aim than to mitigate the anger of
BONAPARTY, and purchafe by fubmitlion and obedi-
ence his forgi vend's, had failed to produce the defired
effeet. On the contrary, the French army was ex
petted to crofs the frontiers of Portugal on the s ith
ult. and the report is again renewed, that every kind
of preparation was making for the embarkation of
the Court.

Such is the intelligence we have received through a
refpcdtable mercantile connellion. We do not pledge
ourfelves for its truth ; but we mutt obfetve, that it
is rendered not improbable by the information fo
frequently alluded to, contained in the Mssiteur• If
Bormature has ever uttered the fatal fentence againfi
the Royal Family of Portugal which was imputed
to him, we do not think it likely that the PRINCE
Ittoswr will ever, by any future aa of fubmiflion,
be able to appeafe him for the Ids of the Britilh pro-
perty.
The Ruffian 'fleet is faid to be moored actofs the
Tagus; but their late engagement with the Turks
give us no great idea of their prowefs. Might we
hope that it would prove a prize, in its moorings, to
the refolution of the Portuguefe, quitting their native
land ? If the Panics REG stir be reduced to the ne-
ceffity of taking fo defperate a meafure, as to aban-
don his European dominions, and of throw:ig
himfelf at once upon the juflice and generofity of
this country, be would hardly negled lo fair an op.
portunity of bringing a rich prefent in his hands.—
The bride is doubly welcome that brings a rich dowry
into the manfion of her hufband.

A veffel has arrived from Caen, from which place
(he has brought letters to the tft inR. At that date
no meafure had been adopted againft the American
chips in the French Ports; but an order for their con
fikation, it is Paid, was every moment expelled. It
is reported that BONAPARTE has made tome frefh
demands on the KING of Prussia. He requires, it
is Paid, to be immediately fupplied with 5,000,000 of
dollars, and to garrifon eight of the firongeft PrulEan
fortre fres until the cooclufion of the war.

Difpatches were received yefterday at the Admi.
miralty from Lord GARDNER. They are dated the
27th ult. off Ufhant, at which time the Channel Sect
wore all well.;
The produce of the Income Tax for the current
year, which was eftimated in the Budget at Eleven
Millions and a Half, will, it is laid, amount io the
enormous fum of FOURTRIDI btILLIONS FOUR HUMS
Dian THOUSAND POUNDS!
Lord Iducoaays entertained all the Cabinet Mi
sifters, now in town, at dinner yefterdayaat the
Admiralty.
The Duke of COMIIIRLAUD gave a Grand Military
Dinner yefterday, at his apartments in dr Stable
St. James's. •

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London, England, 1807-12-05

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A brief Acconr t of thiWeatlan Dtities, and other Pabulaur Per.
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The ant ufual Chriftian names of Men and Women.

The Tatic of Precedency of Rank.
Complete Dire.:lions fur Atl.lrtilirg Perfcns of every Rank in
Society either perfonally or by I.cttcr.
A cmcife fapl.ination of the moil con•mon Abreeiations of
Words ufed in the Inglifh language.
An Alphabetical Arratigement of the M:tritime and Inland Coun-
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GOTTENBURGH, NOV. it.

The Hebe armed Chip, with a con,/ ay from the
Sound ; the Spitfire, and the Snipe gun, brig are in
this harbour.
COPENHAGEN, NOVEMBER 16.

The Ordinance, publilhed fome years ago, by
which all foreign privateers are prohibited to carry
prizes into a Dani(h port, has been repealed, with
regard to fuch (hips as are taken from the Englifh.
The report that the Englifh cruisers Rationed in
our Road have thrown bombs into the New Holm is
unfounded. They now and then fire fome heavy
flints, but they have hitherto done but little tnifchief
to our batterim

ELS;NEUR, NOV. t 6.

The Englifh Minilter, Mr. Pierrepont, has taken
taken his departure from Heliingborg, and the Eng.
lifh Conful Fenwick, who refided in this place, is on
the point of following him to England.
_

On the 15th inllant a heavy cannonade took place
near Kalleboarand. Two Englifh brigs made' an
attempt to cut out two prizes, which were lying in
the harbour, bot were rep.rifed with confiderable.tols.
London, England, 1807-12-05

NAUTICAL 1-VT 8 LLIGEN CE.

MAILS—Wind W.
All. DOZ. £ll. Wt.
Dublin - I s Litton co o
I Waterfoll I I Cuttenburgh s

PENZANCE. DEC. s.

Since my lan the (kip Magdalene, Capt. ftr CHARDS,
of this port, arrived here in order to take pickled
Mb for the Well Indies. The (loop Sally, Ler urr
loalter, of and for Cork, with prize wine, failed from
this port, having (topped her leaks.
London, England, 1807-12-05

PLYMOUTH, DEGEMBER 3.

Came in the Perfeverance, Capt. iTEPHET. &m-
-aim, from Wilmington, for this port, with timber
and Raves; RRVOLVTIONAIRR, of 44 guns, from a
cruize.—Sailed the ENDEAVOUR armed chip, with a
fleet under convoy, for the ports in Wales.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.
Dropt down to St. Helen's, his Majelly's (hips,
C tmnes, AGAMEMNON, and the ALFRED, where they
were joined by his Majetly's thin DEFENCE, and will
fail tomorrow, it the wind be fair, with Pealed orders.
fuppofed for the Mediterranean, after calling off
Ireland.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-12-05

DPAL, DECEMBER 4.

Arrived the BLAZER gun twig, from a crnize off
Flufliing ; EXERTION gun brig, from off Ostend ;
Effex outward bound Eall India fhip ; likewife a
somber of merchant veffels outward-bound from the
River; DEFENDER gun brig, with a convoy firm
Oporto, which paled through for the River ; alfo a
Danifh fhip which the has taken ; Indus E ill India
fhip from India ; HvMB►R armed fhia', with a con-
voy from Falmouth.—Sailed the BuLn gun b ig, and
PHOSHPORUS fire brig, on a cruize off the coaff of
France.
Remain in the Downs—Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral
ROWLLY; Trußy, of so guns; Clyde frigate; Blazer, Defender,
Exertion, and Minx gun brigs; Humber armed (hip; Indus Eaft
India (hip, for the River; Effc.:. Eaft India (hip, with a number
of outward bound merchant veil-ch.—Wind W. by S.
HARWICH, DECEMBER 4.

Arrived this day the Lark packet, Captain DILI.,
and Prince of Wales, Capt. A. DEANE, both with
Mails and paffengers, from Gvttenburgh, which
place they left on the 24th ult. Have jufi learnt thy
the mail on hoard the Unity, which was wrecked oft
Norway the 4th November, was taken by the Danes,
and that the King of Sweden has demanded of them
any letters that it contained, direeled to him.
London, England, 1807-12-05

BANKS OF THE MAIN, NOV. 7.

Letters from Pete[(burgh advife that the Grand
Duke ConQantine intends to fet out for Paris, being
invited thither by the French Emperor.

They write from Vienna that a Convention has
been concluded between the Impetial Courts of
France and ours, according to which Auftria cedes
the territory of Gorz and Gradifca, as far as the
Ifonz,, to the Kingdom of Italf ; and keeps, on the
other hand, the futrefs of Brannan. The loth of
November is fixed upon for the ratification of this
Convention.
London, England, 1807-03-23

BEAUTIES OF HANDEL.

This day was publifired, price TI 56. a New Fearrom of
THE BEAUTIES OF HANDEL, Volume 111.
Dedicated to his Majelty ; containing a Sclejttion of the moft
favourite 'rags, Duets, and Trios, from this great Mafter; ar-
ranged with a feparate Accompauin,ent for the Piano Forte, and
figured from the Manufcript Scores of the Author,
By JOSEPH CORFE,
Gentleman of His Majefty's Chapel Royal, and Organill of the
London, England, 1807-03-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCF, MARCH aci.
. -
This morning the BOADICEA: frigatc fai!ed on a
cruize ; and the CocicaviticE, having under cmivny
two Flamburgh veffels, laden with wen], ;
and the 'rowan London trader, for halts• nal.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 2c.

Sailed, the FORTUNE, for Cork, to j• in c-nvny f r
the Welt.lndies ; the NIMROD Cutter, the
Channel FL:et ; the Pic sLa fchnoner, nytuoulh 1
with the Ruth and D%. or, vianalier, under convoy.'
—Arrived, the INsnisNr gnn-brig, f, ”rn
and the American (hip Highland Mary, Capt. Fits- I
s s lip from Norfolk, 47 days paifage: (he has expert..
enced nothing but flrong gales of wind from the
northward and eatlward, for the laq five week, ;'
(he left at the Chefapeak, his Majelly'b IhipsTit ru pa en,
BELLONA, and Msitmstn, watching two Frtn h line
of battle {hips, and one French frigate, shit h were i
ready for fea : a French frigate was alio lying at Phi.i
ladelphia.—PafTengers by the Highland Mary, Capt,
HAMILTON of the Army, and Capt. CALDRIDGE of
the Naiy.—Wind S.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2i.

This morning arrived the Jackdaw fc.hooner of
two guns, re-captured by the MINERVA and AMAZON.
frigates, of 36 guns each. ; this fchooner failed as an
advicelboat, with Commodore STOPFORD, on a ferret
expedition, and was captured about three months
(ince by a Spanifh brig of war. Lieutenant I'EARCE
is retaken in her.—Came in the 'Crfar privateer of
16 guns, from a crulze ; ard MoriaacH of 74 guns,
from the Channel Flea.
PORTSN:OU rH, MARCH xr.

Sailed the hIERCURY frigate, Kith a fleet under
convoy, for Newfoundland, Halifax, &c. but is to
bring up at Yarmouth (Ifle of Wight), and the
DrvarrArtoN bomb, for the Downs. The Lady
Shore, Valiant, and the Ajax tranfports, we►e this
day releafed from quarantine.

MARCH 22.—Sailed the William and the Cale-
donian ftore-fliips, to kin the Newfoundland c,,nvoy ;
TOPAZE frigate, Lord Duncan, Hibberts, and Lar-
kins, for the Welk Indies.

Three hundred thoufand of the dollars brought
from Vera Cruz by the RESISTANCE frigate, have
been put on board the ELECTRA (loop, Captain
Taot.t.ops, for the Mediterranean. The SEA Hort•E
ftigate, Captain STUART, is to take as many as Hie
conveniently can, for the fame fervice. '['hefe 'hips
take the Mediterranean convoy.
On Tuefday a Court. Martial was held on Mr.
JOHN THOMPSON (2) Puller of the PHOENIX, for
infolence, contempt, and neglect of duty, and alto
the embezzlement of floras. The charges were
proved, and he was fentenced to be difmiffed the
fervice, and rendered incapable of ever ferving again.
London, England, 1807-03-23

COWES, MARCH at.

Friday morning at one o'clock, A.M. the Swan
Revenue cutter, belonging to this port, under the
command of Mr. RICHARD COU R BEN, Mate,(the Cap-
tain being left on fhore lick), was furrounded in a
calm by three large French lugger Privateers, about
fix leagues South-weft from the Needle., and after
an anion of three quarters of an hour, was obliged
to (hike. On the lugger coming alongf.de the
cutter to take poffeffion, twenty men jumpc.l into
the boat, and efcaped ; leaving only the Mate, one
man, and a boy on board, to be carried to France.—
Arrived the MERCURY frigate, Captain Pb.TTY ; and
Speedy !loop, Captain MUDDLE, with a convoy for
Newfoundland, Quebec, and Bermuda ; and are
now getting under weigh, on the wind coming fair.
London, England, 1807-03-23

TO TIN-PLATE WORKERS.

NVANTED imrnediatcly twn Tin Plate Olate Workers,
in the Common Line, eonflant Employ and good Wages.
....Letters (port paid) to Mr. George Harycy, Weymouth, will
be duly attended to.

A CAUTION.—Some Perfons. who falfely affert
th-isoreivr, t he Members of the Royal College, having for
feveral hi ptit copied my Advertifsemente, almoft word for
word, and inforted teen' as their own production, it is my duty
to mention, that fuch Perkins are not Members of say Colice in
London, Edinburgh, or elfewhere, uor have they any right to
pradiee Surgery in London. MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
N. B A Lift of the Members is paned at the Houfe of the
College, in Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1807-03-23

Cathedral, alifbury .

London : Printed and fold for the Fditor, by Pretton, at Ms
holefale Mufic Warchoufe, No. 97, Strand. Where may be had,
L.trly publithed, a Treaufe on Thorough Bars ; by J. Cork ; price
zoo. 6d.

In a few days will be publilbed,

A VIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF
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London, England, 1807-09-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GiAvesetrs,, Sart.. II —Part by, the Fairlefs, Young, from
Quebec; Mary, Gardner; Denton, Card; Lively. Barb Spright-
; Traveller, —; and the Lively, BUhop. from Pc.
kfburgh; 'Argue, Lane; and the Jofeph, Cohen, from Stock-
What ; Gtorge,ribondon, from Copenhagen; Trafficker, Bell,
Qom Konieberg; Catherine, Young ; Commerce, Stanhope ;
And the Memel, Martin, from Riga. Sailed the Ceres, Bennet,
k Gibraltar; Ant, Harris, fur Malta; and the John, Waaf, for
Gottenburgh.

His MAJESTY has been gracionfly pleafed, by his
Order in Council, to direct that 3 penfion of 2ocl.
per annum, be fettled on the widow of the late
Admiral Sir THos. Louis, who died in the Coml. u s
of 74 guns, off Egypt.
Admiral VASHON has reigned the command of the
Leith Ration, and is to be fucceeded by Sir EDMUND
NA-G

Sir SIDNEY SMITH iS arrived in town, and had yer-
krday an interview with Lord MuLottevs at the
Admiralty.

Capt. Joa is is appointed to command the NAM II 11,
of 74 guns, which is to be Ilationed as a guard thip
at the N.,re.

• Capt. Fowaa is appointed to command the Ro-
IkSTER prifon (hip, and is to fupetintend the whole
ff the prifon th.ps in the river Medway.

•Mr. Cocccouct•. bother of the late Candidate
for the county of Wexford, who was fhot in a duel
b} Mr. At.cncx, his: rival Candidate, arrived a few
tsys flute from France, where he has been prifoner
'dining the war.

The Ruffian Ambaffador attended at the Foreign
Officein Owning beet yellerday, where he remained
from half pail two until fOur o'clock.
'Lord MOLGRAVE gave audience yellerday at his
Official Houfe in the Admiralty to feveral Naval'
Officers of diftinelion.
The Marquis of Tows: s END, Aill alive and happy
*this feat at Raenhant, in Nortclk, is the lark turvivor
of ibole who fat for their pi traits in the Death of
Generai WOLFE.

The Archbifbop of CANTERBURY left Lambeth
Palace Tcherday morning, to view his newly pur-
chafed Manlion at Addington Park, neat Croydon.
underaand that it is his Grace', intention to at-
tach this valuable efface to the Sze of Canterbury.
The difputed race for the King's Plate on Monday,
lathe la York Meeting, -between Mr. hfewsn's
colt, Luck's All, and the Eail of . ....TRATHNIORE2S bay
Sly by Sir Peter Teaz:e, is decided in favour of Mr.
MaLLISH.

The St. George's, the Wearninfler, and the greater
{arid the Volunteer corps about the metropolis are
at prefent performing what called permanent duty
in town ; for 14 or 15 days fucceffively, they muffler
It their ufual parades. They go through the ufual
mane •vres of a field day on their parade, when it
tan be conveniently fo managed ; where the fituation
does not admit of this, they proceeJ d tily to the
Park, or to Tome fields in the fubu: bs, where they go
through the manual, fire, and perform all the Met-
nceuvres that are WWI, praailed at a review, or en
a field day.
The harvefl; with very few exceptions. is now com•
Pitted with more abundant crops, hauled in a fhorter
titne, in better condition, and at leis expence, than it
has been for many preceding yeats.
London, England, 1807-09-12

ST4IMFORD, LINCOLNC.HIRE, Si FT.

On Wednefday evening a Corotter's Inqueft Was
held on the body of a gentleman, who came by the
Nelfon Coach to the Swan and Talbot Inn of this
town on Tuefday night. A few minute; after alight.
ing from the coach he dropped down and expired.—
it appeared he had taken a place in the coach from
London to Carlifle; but the (mil, clue to his re liden ce
ur connedion,, was a Cardin his pocket infcribed—
" RICHARD BANKS, Adelphi, Strand." To this
addrefs a letter has been forwarded by the Coroner.
The deceafed was found to have ruptured a blood-
veffel in a fit of coughing, and the Jury returned a
verdift" died by the Vifitation cf Goo."

The new line of rnatl commencing nine mileg on the
f"nth tide of Dumfries, and leading thence to Newton-
Stewart, is now opened for paffingets. Betwee,i
thele towns (formerly a dinance (if 40 miles) 14 miles
are laved, and the road highly =proved in every
rerpea, the contratiors having 'not only been b ,orld
rn execute the work in the bell manner, hut alfo that
no port of it (ball have a greater afceut then one foot
in forty.
London, England, 1807-09-12

GOTTENBURGa MAIL.

Anothet Mail arrived at a late hour laft night.—
The accounts it brings arc fimilar to thole by the
mail of yefterday morning.
No letters from St. Peter(burgh have been brought
by the two hit Gnttenburgh Maili. We have, how-
ever, been favoured with the pert.fal of f,:me com-
munications from that city, and they arc of great
importance indeed. The lateft accounts from it are
of the zd and sth Augutt, O.S. correfponding to the
t+th and i7th
They (late that artillery was fending to the army,
and that the return of the Imperial Guard to St. Pe-
ter (burgh was cnuntermanded.
That batteries for red-hot fbot were preparing at
Revel and Crnnttadt.

They mention bellies, that the peace bad b=een
publifheci in gereral terms, and that BoaAPART4 had
been therein Ilyled EMPEKOR OF THE FR kNCH ; but
that nothing of the conditions were known.
Lord flurzt ts SON, it feems, was daily expdled
in that capital, but whether in a diplomatic or pri-
vate charaler was not known. Sir lloasav Witt.sos
had already al-lived there.
It is all, menti o,ecl, that the determination (hewn
by the Britith Guvernment to a& with vigour, had
produced an extraordinary effat in the Ruffian
C which were more likely to be occupied in
d nfive arrangements than preparations for holli-
lity
It is Rated in a letter from Stockholm of the syth
of Anglia, that the Ruffian Ambaffaclor had deli-
vered a note to the Swedifh Government, in which it
was declared, that if Alliance were rendered to the
Britith fleet, or any part of it admitted into the ports
of Sweden, it would be confidered as a declaration
of war. If this intelligence be well founded, the
projeft of a naval confederacy has advanced to more
maturity than we fuppofed, and fully
_Willies the
meafures which our Government is underttood to
have diteded, as well in the South as North of Eu,
rope.
London, England, 1807-09-12

EXPEDITION TO THE BALTIC.

There were no difpatches yeßerday from Lotd
CATHCART. Tilde from Admiral GAMRIFR are
dated the 26th ult. and contain a journal cf the Ad.
miral's operations, up to that period, an outline of
which we gave in our Paper of yetlerday.
Difpatcbes of a later dale have been received in
town this morning, the tenor of which may be rally
colletled from the following letters, and from the
articles brought by the Clottenburgh Mail :

', HARWICH SEPTEMBER, tr.

ig Arrived here this morning the Diana. Captain
Ma CDONOUG II ; and the Lord Duncan, Captain HA •
M I LTOII, with mails from Gottenburgh. A Gentle.
man, who came palrenger in the former, Rates, that
the attack was to take place on Copenhagen on the
IR infant, and that there was every reafon to fop.
pofe the greater part of the Danill navy was already
in our hands ; that the bombs and gun brigs were
ordered into the harbour to attack the batteries ;
and that the Danes were determined to refill us to
the utmoß of their power. He alfo Rates, that the
Celsiva Hoop of war had been engaged, and the
Firß Lieutenant is killed.

" Since the arrival of the packets, a cutter has
come in. The Commander, who immediately fet off
for London, is probably the bearf..r of later accounts."

u YARMOUTH, SEPT. it.

g, Arrived the ItssoLwrioN, of 64 guns, and
Verraz frigate, from a cruize of the Texel; and
from the Baltic the Cat::me iloop of war, Captain
Srooosay. In an engagement with the enemy the
Cruiser received confiderable damage in her hull and
rigging: the Captain is nightly wounded, Mr.Woz-
vssroa, Second Lieutenant, killed, and 14 feamen
wounded. The Ccutzst is going to the Nore to be
repaired..-Ships remain as per ha."
London, England, 1807-09-12

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GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER I

The American thip Magner, Captain BowLts,
from St. Peterfburgh for Portfmouth, New Hamp-
'tire, with hemp, flit cloth, and iron, arr►ved at
Fairley Roads en Sunday, and came here to unload
part of her carg, to repair, having fprung a leak at
Left St. Peterknrgh on the 29th of July.
London, England, 1807-09-12

CANTERBURY', SEPT. ii.

The Royal Perthfhire militia moves this morning
from Canterbury, for D..ver.
A itrong detachment of troops is ordered to, pa-
trole both nig ,t and day along the whole lire of this
coati, in order m(*re effe&nally to prevent the prefent
fyllem of fmoggling.
Tranfports are fitting at Deptford to carry be-
tween a and 3000 tons of ammunition and other mi-
litary fiores: they are moll probably to form part of
the expedition preparing for the limns or the Mu.
deiras, which latter Maud, it is Paid to be the inter
tion of Minillers to fecure for our ancient Ally, from
the grafp d BOWAPARTII.
London, England, 1807-09-12

TORBAY, SEPTEMBER io.

Sailed his Majeay's {hips VILLe Da PARIS, HIBER-
NIA, LONDON, DREADNOUGHT, FOUDROTANT, MO.
NARCH, Cotmssus, and PLANTAGENET, to refarne
their Ration off Brea.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. tr.

This afternoon, about four o'clock,"the SARA-
caw hoop of war, Captain Nucor; arrived here
with Difpatches from Buenos Ayies. The !hip was
immediately put under quarantine, raid to be to
prevent the intelligence tranfpiring. Captain P. and
a Military Officer (we underftood Colonel Boaxs)
fet off in a pole chaife and four for Town, after
paying a •ifit to the Admiral. They were very
ceferved ; but, it is nnderftood, we have loft South
America.

Arrived his Majeßy's fiiip CROCODILE, tith feveral
hips under convoy from the Downs.—Wind S.W.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

An embargo was this day laid on all Portu'refe
fads. The A LimcnEE sloop of war came into har-
bour this morning, and the RATLER wen out : the is
appointed convoy to Halifax, Newfoundland, and
Canada; and the HEARTY gun•brig, to Guernfey and
jerfey. The barEtiEusE, Capt. Lord COCHRANE,I
was paid off to-day at Spithead, and will fail for the
Mediterranean to-morrow. The &Immix, Hon.
Capt. FLEMING, is expeeed to go out of harbour
tomorrow ; and the TEMERAIR it, Sir C. HAMILTON,
is getting ready with all palliate difpatch—it is ex-
petted the will go out of harbour on Wedaefday, if
the wind litould be favourable. The Eall India fleet
is detained here, it is Paid, to take out sOOO troops to
Madeira.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 11.

Sailed his Majefty's (hip CLYDE, Commodore
Owen, to the Northward. Arrived the BLAZER
gun brig from a cruize ; and remains in the Downs
with the PRINCESS of ORANGE and CANADA man of
war, SNEAK! 'loop of war, CsscRER gun brig, Sra-
tVLATOR lugger, and the Harmony viSualler.—
Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-09-12

ELS;NECTR, AUGUST 28.

I inform you that feveral veal!: have paired the
Sound fince the sth, both towards the Baltic and
the North Sea. 0n the 27th, about 40 fail, bound
to England from the Baltic, took their departure
from the Swedifh coati, where r.:o frigates are
ftationed, under the protection of a Hoop of war.—
Or the 23d the Triton, from St. Peterfburgh to
London, wa; captured by boats out of this place,
wLich boarded her, and have brought her in here.
Her cargo is unloadinz,which ccnnfi:',s oflunip,
tailow, &c.
London, England, 1807-10-01

BULLETIN.

• a Carifcronl. Sr pt 7.
'6 His Royal Majelly left yefterday morning, at
half pall eleven o'clock, Bergen, for Perth, and there
went on hood the Bellona frigate, crmmanded by
Major Amer, Knight. At half pall four o'clock in
the afternoon, Baron Ellen, Governor General, at-
tended his Majelly to the place of embarkation. An
Ergli!h frigate, and :In Englith brig of war, which
were lying off Perth, filed a relate and manned the
yards when his Majetty went on hiard the Bellona
frigate, which all manned her yards. The Britifh
Envoy, Mr. Pietrepoint, and the C. matander of the
Enghth frig tte, came on hoard to pay their refpea,
to his Majelly, and afterwards let fail, when the
Englifh frigate fainted again, and his Maje ly or
&led the falute to he returned with four guns. At
a quarter p.tlt (even o'clock at night, the Bellona
frigate weighed anchor, with a fair wind and fine
weather. They paffed by Bornholm in the night,
and early in the morning the coat of Bening Sore in
fight. At three o'clrck'in the afternoon, the frigate
dropped anchor in the road r chi. place, and his
Royal Nlajelly came on (bore at half pall five o'clock.
" Adjutant General Colonel Peyicn arrived three
days'ago at Bergen, from Strallund.
" Sirce the sth intl. his M.:jetty's illnef% has not
undergone any material alteration."
London, England, 1807-10-01

TU. STEES.

The Moft N.,hle the Margo'. of iIUCKINGHAM, K. G.
The Molt Noble the l,.larculitt of SALISBURY K G
The Right Honourable the Earl of NOR FHAMPTON
The Right Honourable the F..trl of 13 OSSORY

The Right Hmonarable Lord BRAYIIitOOKE.
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features of the A int-lathy' to an attentive perufal, and folicit that
preference only which they may juftly claim:
All perfons who continue infured with this Arr ci.ttion (even
yrars,whether their Policy he originally taken out for (even yearn,
or he renewed annually. will be rendered Proprietors, and partici-
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liar and valuable afro race of being fecurcti from the poftibility of
lofs, as the foie refpooliblity In undertaken by an exettifive Afro-
elation. who have facircrihed a Capital of 3coscocl. to guarantee
the engagements of the Office.
A difeerning Public will cloubtlefs perceive, that on the above
princiVes benefits of itifurance from fire will be arrived at in
the chrapeft and molt tecurc manner. The premiums of infor-
ancc arc as low as can be admitted, confiftently with the fecurity
of the infored the-mit:lves. fhould unfavourt.hie .'vents arife : hut if
it proves that Rich eve.sits do net talc,: place, the excels 01 premium
will be returned in the (lope of profits ; there profi s, however,
may reafonahly be etpeded to he very fatisfadory.;:s the
of the %ffisciation confab of a feledion of the belt r;ilc.the
redor• a k gratuitonfly, tend the arrangements are, In all refpedts,
pally cant imical ; be ca.,.it.l embarked alto, white amply fufficient
to cover any train of luff..s that can be conceived in en office which
raj' et: gr, it hazards, it not fo great as to difpctfe the profits
thruugh an ufelcfs eztent of Ptare holders.
Attendance is daily giren from nine to four &dock, at the
head Offize in Southampton ftreet, Strand, London ; which is alto
the Office of the Provide nt kilitutiott for the Infurstice of Lives,
and the Granting sod Porch:ding of Arnuitits
Agents are appointed in al the principal cities and town. in the
aCticiated Coutua..s.