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ORDNANCE OFFICE, April 27, 58,27,
THE PRIYCIPALOFFICERS of His Illififfiyr
ORDNANCE do ber;t6ygive Notice,
That prepofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before Monday, the i ith of May neat, from filch Perrone as
may be willing to undertake the performance of the undermen-
tioned work, and fupply of the following Materials, for the Ord-
nance Buildings to be conftrueled at Lewisham, Kent : viz.
he performance of fuch Carpenter's and Joiner's Work as may
be required.
The Supply of fuch Engilib and Foreign Timber as may be
wanted.
The performance of fuch Bricklayer's, Melon's, Parlor's,
Slater's, Painter's, Plumber's, and Glazier's Work as may be re•
qu Wed.
Plans and Specifications of the Work to be performed, together I
with every neceffary information on the fubjeet, may be obtained
upon application being made, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall
Mall, on Monday the 4th of May nett, where the Proporals are
to be delivered, fealed up and endorfed, " Provfals for the Per-
formance of Work, (or Supply of Timber) at I-swill:am," but no
Propofel can be admitted after the fald nth of May next, at
twelve o'Clock at noon of the fame day; nor wio any Tender he
unkfs the Party making it, or an Agent in leii behalf
dull sacra By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

This day was publiihed. handfomdy primed In 4 vole. oaavo,
price al. Es.
'THE CODE nf HEALTH and LONGEVITY;
or a Concife View of the Principles calculated f 2 the Pre•
Lrvation of licath, and the Attainment of Lung Life.
By SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, Ban.
Printed for Arch. Coultable and Co. Edinburgh; and Cade!'
and Davies, Strand; and John Murray, Flect-ftreet, London.
This day was publifhed, the Fourth Edition. melted and enlarged,
price 81. in boards.
APRACTICAL INcklita y into DISORDERED
RESPIRATION, didingnidsing the Caufes of Afthma, to
which are now fubjoined various PradicalObfervaiuns on the
Treatment. By ROSIE.RT BR FE, M. D
Fellow the Royal College of Phyfidans.
Printed for RICHARD Paz tuts, Bridge Brett, Blackfriars; and
, to be bad of all llookfellen..—Of whom may be had,
j Ent 1.1:4 ES or TYR I.O:VD0,1 PRACTICt Or "kIiGrRY. By
SAMUEL. COOPER, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, etc. &c. Price las. in boards.
London, England, 1807-05-09

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO TIM GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOL-
DERS OF THE COUNTY OF 60U THIaMPTON.
GENTLEMEN,
Asit appeals that our Opponent sfittottsty in•
tends goirg to a roil, we are und, r the neceffity of re-
quelling the early attendance of our Friends at VINCOEatER,un
Monday next.. We are, Gentlemen,
Your ninth obligzd and grateful &remits,
W CHUTE.
Winchefter, May S, 8.-7. H. P. S. MI LDMAY.

WHI l'E HART, WI '‘ICH:iSTIF.R, May 6, 0307.
AT a numerous and trfprtlable MEETING of
the Friends of Mr. CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDMAY,
and of the !ndrpendence of the County, held this day, purfuant to
Public Advertifentent ;

Sir JOHN POI.LEN,•Bart in the Ch3ir;
The Minute, of the Meeting of the Friends of Mr. CHUTE
and Sir HENRY MI UIIMAY, held at the White Hart, on Say
torday, the 21 of May, having been read,
Refolved Unanimouily, That we de moil cordially agree with
that Meeting, in muffing our approbation of the conduct of Mr.
Chete and Sir H: my Mildmay, during the late arduous conceit,
and in confid; ring their exertions to fupport the Independence of
the County,as highly deferving our wartnelt thanks.
That ,crrfidering Mr. Chute and Sir Henry Mildmay as 6t and
proper Futons to reprefent this County in ['ornament, we do arc-
nuoutlf r:.c,romend them to the countenance and fupport of the
Freehoti.rsond will ule our utmott endeavours tz, procure ;heir
eledtlon, and to convince them that we feel foifible of the
exertions they have manikrted i.. fupport of that tifential but.
wark ot the Ilrinih enidlltnioll, A TALE AND INDEPENDEN r /II-
!ROSE or ouft I LECIlre i..PANCIIISt.

That, from the flattering returns rect iced this day. from every
part of the County. there appears no doubt of the ultimate fuccefs
of Mr. Chute and Sir Henry Mildmay ; but, should the expedla-
titans of their opponent induce him unneeeffarily to prat rad the
centeft, we 11. all cheariully some fetward to meet the rapenc.:s in
evitably att• odant upon firth an occfiou.
That, for tl:is porpore. a Subreription be opened, and that Sir
Jou N Pot.t.rx, Baronet, the Rev. Dr. STUR GES, the Rev. HA RRY
LEE. and LOVELACE Moo Wrru'art, Efq be a Committee for
receiving the Amount fubfcrihed t it bring well underitood, that
ro part of tbis Subfcriptioa Mall be called for Weis the ercum-
ll ;Flees of the cafe contiftent with the foregoing Refuletion, (hook!
jellify the application.
That we approve of the naives of that Gentlemen who, at the
Meeting held on Saturday lilt, were appointed as general and !e-
-h et Committees, for conduding the affairs of the Elalion.
That we are fully fenlible of the very important fervices ren.
tiered by.the refpedive Local Committees, during the laft matfett,
for which we offer them our fincere thanks. and venture to !Mick
a continuance of the lame zealous exertions, that they have alriady
manifelted upou the preftnt occaflon.
JOHN POLLEN, Cbai:man.
The Chairman having lift the Chair,
Rrfolved tmenimen fly, That the thanks of the Meeting be given
to him for 11;41 able and impartial conduit therein..
By Order of the Meeting,
GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-05-09

POETICO•POLITICAL SATIRES.

PutTtllcd by Stockdale4unior, No. ♦t, about the Midiln, on the
North Side of PaU•Mali. •

ALL the TALENTS' GARLAND; or, A FEW
KO:2KETR let off at a celebrated Military, price ZS.
All the Talents. Elevtnth Edition, 3s. 6d.
A fourill Dialogue on the recent Clams of Miniltry, embel-
tithed with a humorous Yrontifpiece, will loon be ready.
N. 13. The only el -gain, accurate, and authorifed editions of
Elijab's Mantle, is.
And the Uti Pollidetis and Status Quo, is. 6d.
London, England, 1807-05-09

Ar MAYOR'S NP.W WORK.

This day eras publiflied, in two elegant Volumes, foolfeap otlaeo,
Price Nine Shitlinr in boards,
A FATHER's CIF-1"ro HIS CHILDREN ;
confining of original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE.
ELECTIONS, ecc &c
By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D.
Vicar of Finney, in litrlinsire, and Chaplain to the Fzrl of Moto.
Printed foe RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridge ltreet ;
and to be had of all iloolfeUers.
London, England, 1807-05-09

sAxoNY, APRIL 22.

•

The,exten(ive French magazine which was form-
ed at Lcipzic has been almof ervirely removed to '
the Grand Army. The fum of feven millions of •
livi es, which the town of Leipzie is to pay, for arrear
of requifi.i:in3, removing the fequettration of the
Eng Ulla merchandize, and for freedom of trade, was i
itipulated ; after feveral conferences between the
French Intendant, General Villerianco, and the Ma-
giarates, to which Meths. Frege, Loeber, and Du-
four, were admitted as deputies from the merchants.
According to le!ters from. Warlaw,lsco men are yet
to be railed in Poland for reinforcing the Polilh army.
The Italiin newfpapers mention it as an advanta-
geous circumlfance for the Porte, that the Auarian
k.:nvoy, in a conciliatory note; addreffed to the Reis
Effendi, has declared' that his Imperial Court will
maintain a aria neutrality. The French Atnhata-
der, Sebailiani, has alto notified to the Porte, thatthe
court of Vienna has granted the French army• at
Italy a :ree pa(Fage through Auilrian,Friouli, hi or•
der that it may be affenibled in Bofttiai—Frorn Me 41-
tcna Mercury.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 2'.
Tlie 'atoll accounts from Dantzick and 'Conine-
berg come down Oa the 18th, but bring nothing nor.
Tie two armies. are .1h dote to each other, -that's
vcty (peed), and decifiye battle muft loon be fought.
STRALSUNID, APRIL is.
The Swedifh of leers, tillten by the French on .he
16th, before theii-deparsciTe'for Delia, Were inttite.3l
• to Id:tribes Wittier sAablei and ticker s4th the.]
utntoft civiliry. ' •
•

BANKS OF THE ELBE, APRIL 29.
Mantel Brune and Genera) Dumonceau returned
yefterday afternoon from Mecklenburg .to Ham-
burgh. -They are fail to confider matters as fettled
grifb Sweden.' The troops of the tlarfhal are re
turning to their quarters at Hamburgh, Bremen,
and Ilitbeck. To-morrow, 1400 Dutch are expelled
nt Haruburgh.
On concluding the armillice, the Swedes and
French gate hofiages reciprocapy till the ratification.
Viilrtlre ling of Sweden ratify the truce ? This is
the greaillbellion. If h: do ratify it, there is an
end- ottheciialition ; and this is the 6rli of a feries
trelties of peace.
-The two Wands which were given up to the French,
the lace at:milliee between France and, Sweden,
'beinaged to Pruflia. They are of importance only
kreping•up the communication with Olherg.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MAY 9.
PRICE (IF STOCKS TITIS DAY AT MIR ITCI OCR
Oonfols, for Mom, 63if —May 631 if f
Exchequer Biils. par.
- PRICE OF SThCKS YESTERDAY.
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3 per Crnt. R. An. 611-; Imp. Ann 7 9 s6thsf
3 per C. Conf An. 631} F.3.ichrl Bilk, is. di!,, a rS vr.
4 per Cent.loif Omnium 4 prem
5 per Cent. Nayy 97111 frith ditto 40
I.onq Ann. 17 13-16thef Lottery Tickets 191 as
India Ilinds ss. t!. s proms. I Confols for acc
London, England, 1807-05-09

ka 11030141's IMPER I AL 01[.S.
HAT Patient, who is liar- ring under the
dif-
trcfliing pain of Chronic Riscumatffm, or the more aims
anguifla of Gout. would not, at any vie-% gladly purchste a Re-
medy to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo effedtual as
Dr. Hodfon's Impetidl Oil, in affording certain cafe, a d alleviating
pain in there diftreili tg complaints in the (welling of the joints and
ftiffnefs of the tendons, the bad effea of old ftrair s, r.nder, d work
either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. "I his t:.
etllent application reduces the (welling and brillg• the tendtms and
rtufckß tuft and pliable; in one difeafe, the Rickets, the relaxed
yielding eendition of the bones is fo wonderfully changed by the
regular tee of the Imperial Oil, that the hones, though ye.
pin their natural Ihape and figure. In Pally, Numtinefs of Limbs,
and Torp.ir of the Back or Spine, it proves a fovereign Retnc4,
byanimating and reftoring the energy of the Nerves.
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ncr of Patartmiter row ; Hdiard and Binns, and Cruttw 11, Bath;
Slains and Lynch, Mandielter ; Gregfons, Liverport moft
bookfelkes and medicine vender: in every country town, in bottle"
tits. 941. each.

FittibklAN's GU
'"I'H E Value of this infallible Medicine has been trl
l long proved, that nothing of the prt fent day can beara cm.
petition witk it, in all the different ltng, s Ora certain l'ifrafc,whkg.
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the painful feelings and espufure that attends Salivation, without
debilitating the Conflitiltion in any degree, or even r<quiring con.
finentent front liuliacfs or reftridion in Dirt. • The rattieal
althea: incllintahle Deops have proved their claim to yoltlie d
bation fur more than thirty years. In all the Debility of hut h Seat a
they prove a never failing reftorative, whether the Debility ism()
duced by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit ph:afore-a, or the diet%
'• of a warns climate to Travelkra and thofe going abroad. y
cannot be recommended too ftrnngly to chore who will receive a
fare. rpeedy, and complete Core, in all old Itubbent Girds, aft{
every weakners that affeels the Bladder and Organs of Urine.
itsefficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for years hatt
been deprived of that happinefe.
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Dubin; Macdonald. Glafgow, , Smith and Manderton, Odin
burgh ; and by moll Country Medicine Venders; in bottles at
as. sod. task with airupk directions.
London, England, 1807-05-09

MARRIED.

On the 27tb ult. at Cupar Fife, N. B. David Johniton. Ffq. to
L Campbell, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Gcorge Campbell.
On Wednefdanst Mary-la-Bonne Church, Major General the
Hoc. Charles Hope, to Mils Finch Hatton, eldeß daughter of
George Finch Hatton, Erg of Ball well Park, Kent.
London, England, 1807-05-09

ECCLESIASTICA 1. PROMOTION.

The Rev. Willoughby Cater, Rator of Qlarrington, has bec•t
inftituted to the valuable living of Springthurve, In Lineal:Aire,
on the prefentation of hit Maetty.

BI wirris.

On the 4th inftant, at Glotteefter-place, Mary-la-Bonne, the
Lady of H. J. Hardacre, Efq. of the Royal Navy, of a daughter,
. ring the eighth In fLeeefflon.
At Bath, the Lady of Colonel lkownlow, of a fon.
On the 23d ult. at Balkcbin, the Lady of Hope Steuart, Efq. of
allechin, of a daughter.
London, England, 1807-05-09

DIM).

Wednefday, at his hoar, in Old Broad 11rset. Dr. Hamilton, 1
one of the Phyfitians to the London Hofpital.
Monday left, fuddcnly, at his honk in brunfwiek-row, (teem
fquare. Bloomibury, C. Dilly, Efq. formerly an eminent Ilooticher
to the Poultry.
On Sunday morning lan, at his houfe in Berner's-itreet, John
Buller, Efq M. P. for halt Lone, in Cornwall.
I.ately, at Everton, in Laneafhire, John Gregfon, Efq. Alderman
of the Corporation of Liverpool.
At his houfe, in Seymour-ftrtet, Bath, in the 77th year of hb
set, Ferdinand° Anderdon, Efq.
Lately, at Heighington, in the county of Durham. Anthony
jepfon, Efq. many years a I deureinot io his Mayfly's Navy.
Tuefday eve!ling, as Mr. Smith, *ldle of Ilaffifhaw Ward; wt.
defecuding the (lairs of his houfc in Bafinghall-ftreet, be wee kiwi •
with air apopleaie fit and expired immediately,

A perfon, aged 36, had a fmall Scropbulous Ul• I
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain; it then
broke out in her wrift, both her (boulders, and her
knee, eack Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif-
pored- to heal ; ii then affe&ed her right elbow ; and
thefe ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debt •
lity, the Coffered for twelve years. Her knee washraled
in the Wonder Infirmary, and (he experienced tome
benefit while a patient for a Wort time in St Bartholo-
mew's Hofpital, where We made application for the
benefit of SPILSSUIteS PKTPNT ASITISCOILKUTIC
DKOPS, at the Difpenfatnry, No. t 5, Soho•fquare,
London. By the application of the Drops for fix
months, her ulcers gradually healed, We regained
he► fltength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth,
and the remains prfeely well. Any information of
the above• Get may be obtair•.ed at No. 9, Duke's
Court, Drury Lane, London.
London, England, 1807-01-16

BERLIN, DEC. jo.

The public having been accuttomed to events of
great importance, fume nothing of confequence has
lately occurred, begins to amufe itfeif with all kinds
of reports ; Co that, betides the many falfc rumours of
battles, it has been even Paid that Prince Jerome and
the Duke of Berg were both made palaces.

The Princefs Wilhelmina Frederica Lonifa Pan-
lina, daughter of the Prince of Orange Fulda, died
at Fregentealden on the aoth. She was born in I 800.

HAMBURGH.
The difficulties the Royal Family of Pruffia are put
to, to keep open a communication by letters, appear
from the Aosta Ceara*, which contains the two fol-
lowing advertifements :.•66 His Highnefs Prince An.
gnaw of Proffia, who is a prifoner of war, informs
his lifter, her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Louifa,
fponfe to Prince Anthony Radaivil, that he has with-
drawn to Nancy"—Berlin, Dec. 24.
M Their Royal Highneies the Prince and Princefs
Ferdinand of Proffitt, inform her Royal Highnefs
Princefs Lottit4 of Prt4a, rpoufe to Paw, Authoo7

Radeivil, that they are in good health, and felicitate
themfelves in confecinence of the commencement of
the recovery of their eldett fon•in law, from a nervous
fever."—Berfirt, Dec. 24, 18c..6.
London, England, 1807-01-16

VICTUALLING. 01=1, roesey s,. tloy
THE COMMISSIONZAI far VICTUALLING
HIS 1114711327" e N 411; oh Seemlier Netbeep
Trot on Monday the s6th Want they will be reedy to receive
Tenders in wridng (Wed up) for fedi quantities of Eitn-Dded
ENGLISH PEASE of the hetquality, u the refpedive Dealers
therein may think proper to offer; to be delivered in the fpaee of
one Mouth, free of all charge and rent to his Maletty, into bis Ms•
jgay's vianellio: Store at Postiosouth mod Plymouth ; male Its
rig lathy Eills payable with intcreft ninny dap after du*
The Catalogs of fbe Caotrat mt the Smeared
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Intel& teeth et kWh,* tbetiloile et kabinet Sege Beare I before
we *Week foo the foil Meedayoloe,&6l‘4o644eer mlO tbsOlybeelebo
aisles the taster ,or flaw salhe m Idia/Arummk S. eefeeeroobee
**Mellor.

This day vras publiihed, in One Volume iamo.
Price js. in buanis, the Second Edition, with conklerable ddl•
tlons and lmprovemerts,
AN INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and
J. A. ASTRONOMY, by the Globes and Maps.- To which are
added, the Conftrudion of Maps, and a Table of Latitudes and
Lonektidelo, ,
•\- ' By E. and J. BltviCE,
' Timbers of Geography and the Mathematics.
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will be found a moil ufeful companion.
Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees and Onne, Paternofter-row,
and kid by Chandey and Son, Nearcaitle•upon-Tyne.

BIRTHS.
On the 7th in& at the Patronage Haire, Great Witehingham,
Norfelk, the Lady of Colonel the Hon. WE Fituoy, of a too.
The Lady of Colonel Weft, of the Third Regiment of Foot
Guards, of a fon.
The Lady of J. ft. Whitefoord, Ftfq. of Leatberhead, of a fcm, in
Dorfet•@rect, Portman fquare.
Lately, the wife of Mr. Win, Henry, of Bolton. Lanealbire, of
three boys, who, with the mother, are in good health. Tbcy are
baptised by the names of Abraham. Ifaie, and Jacob.
MARRIki).
London, England, 1807-01-16

NJLIT. OTELLIGENCE.

of • 1 •
The Raiiieit s than of war, sea a fleet uncle% eon.
Toy for the Weft Incites, failed from Cork on the
toile kft. •
FALMOUTH, JAN i 3.
- moved the brig Salerno, DunCeon ; fhip Choice,
bait( ; Ann, Bait., and John, Walair, from Li-
. .•
; His Majefiy's brig SCORPION, of 18 guns
SrannriaiD, froth a crnize ; Riviere, Coo, ER.
krom grifol ; John and Thomas, Taiyuan, from
Neath ; and Three Brothers, Dawn°, from Ply
jotlth. Sailed the Manchefter Packet, Davies, with
mails of the 6th inftant for New York and Halifax ;
the Prince Adolphus packet,Boutanasos, with mails
-4
• • J
of the oth iaft. for Jamaica, Barbadoes, and Crooked
Ma Wind N. W.

PoRTSMOIITH. JAN. ts.
Arrivedliis Majetty'sfhips Monarra and CzacKaa,
From a cruite.—Wind Southerly..

DOVER, JANUARY 14.
The PIAUI gun brig, Lieutenant HINTON, has
fent in here this day, the hoy Caren Margaretha,
Captain Getitsaes, of Chriftianfand, from Lubec,
bound to Caen, with a cargo of potath. Arrived in
the Roads this morning, the Srirrlaa and KITS
sloops, Femmes:, GIL IP Illt, and two other gun brigs,
from a cruize. Wind N. W. and moderate.
Jan. 15.—Sailedthis morning the Serums and
tune !loops. Feaetess and Geirmt gun brigs, for
the French coati. Palled by this morning the brig
Exchange, of Salem, Captain OCHE, bound from
iante, with currants, raw filk, &c. for London.—
tune in the Roads this afternoon, the MoNeer gun
trig, from a cruise the has fent on fhore to the
Cuftom Houfe qo half ankers fpirits, which the
picked up yenerday at fea. Four boats belongingtn
Deal, which were washed of the Beach on Tuefday
night, were picked up off here yefterday and brought
into the harbour. Remain in the Roads the Moaltsi
and Mist gun brigs. Wind W. N. W. and blows
strong.
bEAL, JANUARY is.
This morning the Sea Hoek frigate, and a fore
Chip failed from the Downs for Portfmouth ; alto
the Cattle Eden Eaft Indiaman ; the litter is fince
put back, and remains in the Downs with the flips
SS per laff.—Wind S.W.

SHEERNESS, JANUARY is.
Sailed to the Great Nore his Majefly's (hip Da-
FENCE. Sailed from the Nore to the Downs, to join
Commodore °WINN fquadron, the PrecH ea gun brig,
Lieutenant ABERDOUR, Commander. Sailed the
Yrlendfliip, a retaken (hip by his Majelly's (hip Sitv-
FIRE, for London. the tranfports which were this
day at the Inner Note have moil of them taken lbel-
ter in the harbour.—Wind N. W. weather dry and
froffbfeirith. little wind.
London, England, 1807-03-24

BERLIN, MARCH 6.

Official accounts front the head quarters at Of'e-
rode, dated the 28th of February, (late, that all ac-
counts concur in eflimating the lots of the Ruffians
in the battle of Eylau at 20 Generals and goo officers
partly killed, and partly wounded, and at 30,000
wen, difabled from further fervice. In the battle of

Oilrolenka, on the 16th of February, two Ruffian

Generals were killed and three wounded. His Ma.
jelly has ordered the flandards taken at the battle of
Eylau to be fent to Paris, and the cannon to Thorn.
The atmy has gone into cantonments behind the
Palfarge. The left wing inclines to Marienwerder
and Elbing, where the country prefents many fources
of accommodation.
A Ruffian divificn advanced towards Braunfberg,
which lies at the point of our cantonments. The Em-
peror gave orders that they should be attacked, and
the Prince of Ponte Corvo commiffioned the merito-
rious General Dupont to carry thefe orders into ef-
feet. On the 26th of February at two in the after-
noon, General Dupont appeared before Brauniberg,,
attacked the firong divifion of the enemy, defeated
them with the bayonet, and drove them out of the
town and back over the Paffarge. He took lateen'
pieces of cannon, two flandards, and aoco prifoners.l
Our lois in killed was tt Ming.
On the fide of Guftadt, General Liger Belair,
matched on the nth at break of day to Peter fwalde,
having learned that a Ruffian column had arrived
there in the night. He attacked it and took prifoners
the General Baron Korff, feveral Lieutenant Colo•
nth, and officers, and 400 men. This brigade was
compofed of ten battalions which had (offered fo
much, that it had not more than 1600 men under

isms.

General Dombrowfky advanced againa the garri-
fon of Dantzic. He fell in with it near Dirfcheu,
took 600 prifoners and fevers pieces of cannon, and
purfued it feveral leagues fwo►d in hand. Martha!
Lefebre came up with the roth corps which he com-
mands: he was joined by the Saxons, and marched
to iaveft Dantsic.—h'amburgh Correfpond. March 41.
London, England, 1807-03-24

PASSZHCSRS !IR SARAH CHRISTUNA.

Faom Ban GA I.—Major Bedell, Mrs. and Matter Bedell, Capt.
Oahe, Lieutenants Williams and Fitchest, his Majetty's 7. Us Re-
giment ; Capt. John Welton, Mifs Jane Frafer, Lieut. Col. R.
Keith, his Majeity's aad Regiment; Mrs. and Mifs Kclfo; Mite
Manor Craig, Mrs. W. Woulky, Cornet J. ]. Ertkine.
FROM MADRAS....MiIIiOfJ.Ltr~M.
Faint tut CArt—Mr. John Peters.
From the Mauritius intelligence has been received
that the Britifit Farmers in general were treated in
a very illiberal manner by the French Government.
—Captain FL1110612 had teen relealed from Prifon,
and permitted to live with a private family.—Eight
French privateers were at fea. Surcouff had returned
to France, having realized a property to the amount
of 3 lace of rupees.—The prizes captured had been
fold as follows :—The Melville 18,soo dollars, Wal.
degrave 12,000, Hercules 7,000, Commerce 3,500,
and Captain WATER'S chip for 3,700 dollars.
Naval ftores of every kind were in great abund-
ance, the Americans having imported them in pro.
iufion.—The regular force at the Itle cf France cou-
lilted of no more than goo men.

Ii;.

...
London, England, 1807-03-24

FICTUALLING OFFICE, March tO, 3107.
THE OOMMISSIONEAS for PICTIML LING

HIS MAY ES77'S NAVY, do 6osolty give wtia,

That on Friday the 3d of April next, the, will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writirg (foaled up) and treat for the fupplying
(on feparate Contradv) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be
required for the fervice of His Majeity's Ships and VelTels at
Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and-in Loch Ryan, on the Coaft of
Scotland for twelve months certain, from the zoth May next,
and further until 6z months warning that be given for the tenni.
nation thereof. The mode of payment to be by' Bills payable
with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contratfts may be teen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledors of the Cuftoms
at Greenock and Stranraer refpcetively.

No regard wig be bad Many Tender in wbicb Me price flail not he
brferted in word: at length, or Mat Ail! not le delivered to the Board
before one .'cloth on the laid Friday the 3d of April next, nor unleji
the peg°n who males the Tender, or fosse pert on hi: behalf attend:
to anfever when celled for.
London, England, 1807-03-24

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARSH 24.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Conluls, for money 6 t ll—April 61f 62-omnium par co I pr.
Exchequer Rills, par.

Nothing farther has tranfpired refpelling the New
Adminiaration. The Kum comes to town to mor
row, when the arrangement, fo faras it is completed,
will be laid before him.

Four Denmark Mails arrived this day, and have
brought us Hamborgh and Altona Papers to the
sth. By the latea accounts from Warfaw end
Berlin, it doe: not appear that any new action of
importance has taken place between the contending
armies.

WARSAW, FBBRUARY ss.

General Suwaroff, Prince Italinifki (as our Gazette
informs us), who was wounded at the defeat of Ge-
neral Effen, near Oltiolenka, is dead of his wounds.

General Bndberg was killed in the fame aetion. The
whole Ruffian regiment of Wolkonfky was completely
annihilated. According to the report of fuch as have
vifited the field of battle, it exhibits a dreadful fpec-
tacle. The French buried 5900 dead bodies of the
Ruffians ; they alfo found 2400 wounded Ruffians
in the villages through which the latter had retreated.
London, England, 1807-03-24

RENOVATED HEALTH.

I--
T has been too frequently the fwjecl of jolt and
general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elements of
the medical art, have offered themfelves as candidates for public
patronage in thc profelDon of phyfic. For thc purpofe of doing
juftice to the refult of our nudes and experience and to prevent
us from befog claffed among, hole enmities whofe impudent pre-
tenfioos have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave to fubmit to the liberal and enlightened a
faithfulltatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meilrs Grin.
dal and Blizard, whore led:tures and predict- we carefully atten-
ded, as proleffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered
ourfehres as ftudente in that juitly celebrated fchool for medical
acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inanw
ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
prat:Hee of Phyfic, Cheiniftry, Midwitery. botany, &c &c. by
thole eminent profeffore' Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamiltna,
Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we 101 l not be deemed pre-
fumptuous in faying that our proficiency and acquirements are not
incoafiderable- Having for a long tries of years made venereal
complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular
objed of our !Indies and predict, it will, we hope, be allowed
that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment
and cure. In flight and recent cafes of infedion, a perfect re-
eltablifbment is completed in the fhort period of two days ; ands
in thofe of the utmoft inveteracy, whew other prattitioncrs have
failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment,
=fume to the patient a fare and radical cure.
Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effeds
of a habit long and mom unhappily purfued by the youth of both
Sexes, there arc none more alarming or more diftreffiug than thole
deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial Rate. To filch perfume it mutt he a confoling
en-
Beaton to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode
of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bleffings, a
prong, manly, and.vigorous coeftitution. In all cafes of debility,
from whatever code arifing, as well as in every fpecies of veno-
m' infedion, we may be confulted by patients of either fee with,
the greateft fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at home
from ten to three, and from fit in the evening till ten at night.
Patients in the country arc requefted to Rate the particulars of
their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &.. SCC inclofing a
remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given
or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo et-
fential to our undertaking, the poftage of letters may be added to
the account for medicines. CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons,
November s 6, t 1306. No. 107, Hatton Garden.
London, England, 1807-03-24

PLYMOUTH.

In pill-Nance of a CommiYon of Appraifement and Sale, from the
High Court of Admiralty, addreired to John Teed and William
Hale Symons,,Efqrs.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Burrow's, the London

Inn, Foxhole ftreet, on Friday the 3d of April, 18 7, at ten,
'OR EXPORTATION or Home Coolumption
A. 172 Scrolls of Bitter Almonds
17t Do. of Sweet ditto
43 Barrels, 9 Serous and t Ban of Onus
3 Bales of Pomegranate Peel
a Do. of Worm Seed.

Part of the Cargo of the Hoffnung, Adamfon mailer, detained
asi her Voyage from Mogadore to Amfterdacn by his Majefty's
Ship Atalante, J. O. Mafefield, Efq. Commander.
For viewing the fame, Catalogues and further particulars, apply
three days before the Sale to the Commiffioners, or to
JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth.
immediately after the fale of Goods, per Hoffnung. will be fold
56 Hogtheads of Red Wine, part of the Cargo of the Dorothea
Elizabeth, Steffenfon Matter—For particulars apply to John 'feed
and Co. Merchants, No, 14, Lower Broad itrect, Plymeuth.
London, England, 1807-03-24

VICTUALLING OPPICE, March 23,1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MA7 ESTT's NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That on Tuefday the 3tft inftant, they will be ready to re.
etive Tenders in wilting, fealtd up, and treat for Three Hundred
Chaldron of PITT'. TAN FIELD MOOR. COALS, full Pay,
to be delivered immediately, in two entire Cargoes, free of all
charge and rilk, into His Majefty's Vida.%'ling Premifea at Dept.
food, and to be paid for by Biits payable with intereft ninety days
after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt raay be teen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will he Sad to any Trader i. which the price/hall not be
infertalia words at idarh, or tbatfball Not he delivered to it. Board &-
bre Oise o'Cloci es the fad Tuefday the 31, ilflaist, nor aro* the
Perlin who leaks the Tender, or lass. Perim on hie &half, Meads to
sefwer when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-24

NAPLES, FEB. ri.

The Englifh, lan fummer, at the breaking nut of
the infurration of Calabria, took polfelEou of the
town and caftie of Amantea, which latter they have
ftrongly fortified. Lan month, General PEYRE un-
dertook the liege of this place ; and on the 7th inn.
it furrendered. The garrifon, confining of Englint
and Sicilians, embarked for Sicily, leaving behind
them, all their artillery, ammunition, Etc. the citadel
of Reggio, and the (mall fort of Scigho, will aow be
loon befieged.
As milder weather is now approaching, General
RAYNIER is making preparations, completely to clear,
by a fights corps, the two Calabtias of the troops of
b anditti which infefl fome parts of the mountains.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. :s.
The number of ItulAsn troops which have entered
th e provinces of Wallachia and Moldavia, appears to
ha ye been fomewhat exaggerated by common report.
According to more probable accounts, only 30,000
me n have aBnally entered the Turkith territory. An
am ty of referve, of 80,000 men, is polled on the left
ban k of the llniefler.

'.l be Turkilh fquadron Rationed at Buyukdera,
where the greateß exertions are making in ereeting
new batteries, is daily augmenting. The number of
fhips is already above 30, of which eight are of the
line. The Porte has betides required of three Bar-
bary ,powers an aid of 3o fhips of war.

SEMLIN. FEBRUARY zs.

According to the Weft accounts, there bas been
a fmar t anion between the Ruffian advanced guard,
under the command of General Milarotovitrch, and
the troops of Pafwan Oglu, which had left Widdin
and tak In a pofition at Smerdan. The iffite of this
battle is not yet known ; Pafwan Ogiu received lime
time fin ce different reinforcements, and flattered
himfelf t hat he fbould be able to flop the Ruffians
until the srmy which is affembling on the fide of
Adrianop le fhould be in a Rate to an ; betides this
grand army, there is a particular corps, intended to
keep in ch eck the Montenegrins and Albanians, and
to an, if icircutnflances require it, in concert with
the French troops in Dalmatia.
From this loth to the aoth of January, feveral di-
vifions of Ruffian troops arrived at Bncharefl ; they
continued it nmediately their match ton•ards the Da.
nge.---.l.tri la/ & Franc4fort.
London, England, 1807-03-24

ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Dean and Chapter of Chrift Church have been pleated to
prefent the Rev. George Hornfby, A. M. Student of that houfe,
to the Vicarage of Turk Dean, in the County andDiocefe of Clou-
t:Liter, and at the fame time to nominate him to the Perpetual Cu-
racy of Aldfworth, in the fame county, both void by the ceffion of
3be Rev. George lllingworth, Clc.rlt.
The Rev. D. Mytton, M. A. late of Brafenofe College, hai been
prafented by the Lord Chancellor, to the Redtory of Llandyffel,
Montgomeryfhire.
Thurfday the Rev Tohn White, LL.B. Fellow of New College,
Oxford, was prefented by the Warden and Fellows of that SoCiety
to the Redtory of Hardwicke, Bucks.
London, England, 1807-03-24

EPIGRAM.

ON 'LADING THAT A TYRANNICAL TRINCR DIED ATTU
"A SHOAT REIGN OF ELRYIN RION tIIS."
To fay a "t'yrant's reign was Ilion is wrong;

A Tyrant's reign, however wort, is long ! TZUTHA.
A general regret will fullow Lord EitsKlNE,when-
ever he retires from office.

Minifters have changed the firm of the Barrack
Eflablifhment. InQead of a Barrack-Mailer-Gene
ral and Deputy, &c. &c. it is to be cnnllifuted into
a Board. The warrant has paffed the fign manual,
and we hear the Commiflioners are to be OSB )RN
MARKHAM, Efq. JS. FISHER, Efq. and Sir CHARLES
HOLLOWAY.

Yelterday the balloting for perfons to ferve under
the Training Aet, for the county of Surrey, com•
tuenced at the SeffiPns Houfein the Borough. .

The zd battalion of the r4th regiment of foot have
arrived at Liverpool from Ireland, on their way to
Aylelbury, where they are to be quartered in future.
They are expeeed to reach Aylelbury on the 7th of
April.
Detachments, forming the Staffs of the 9th and
17tla light dragoons, arrived in Mridllone !ail week,
where they will remain until further orders.

The Radnor Militia moved nn Monday week from
Sheernefs to Ofpringe barracks.
Yefterday the Contraaors for the Englifh Loan,
MeiTrs. BARNES, STIMIRS, and RICARD'), made a Con.
traet with Sir Jeers NLWPORT for the Irifh Loan alfo.
They agreed to take tool. 125. rod. of ; per Cents.
Confols for every tool. fterling, it having been refitted
in Milt Annuities, as being lets marketable. The bar-
gain was made known to the Stock Exchange about
two o'clock; the average price of Confols all the
morning had been 62i.

At this price t6Ol, t is. cod. Calais is juft £ zoo 0
Amount of thiamin • 3 9

103 9
So that the difcount is a bonus. It was done at 3/4
and 3i premium. The price of Omnium was fellers,
but it left off at a 4.—Confols at 6s.

PAYMENTS ON THE IRISH LOAN*
I. 26th March to per Cent.
2. 4th May Ditto
3. tft June Ditto
4. loth July Ditto
3. 14th Anglia Ditto
6 zith Sept. is per Cent.
7. z6th Oat. Ditto
$. loth Nov. to per Cent.
9. 24 Jan. tBoB Ditto.

Dvii.—On Monday fe'nnight a meeting took
place near Cavan, between R— C—, Efq. a pro-
feffinnal Gentleman of Dublin, and a Mr. I)--n,
of Cavan, in confequence of Come difference the pre
ceding night ; when, after exchanging a fhot each,
the feconds interpofed to adjuft the bufinefs, but to
no purpofe ; they again b9th took their ground, and
at the next fire Mr. D. (hot off a part of Mr. C.'s nofe,
part of his left cheek, and bis eye lath.

Iv4UTIC/IL INTI7I.L;GE CE.
PIXMOU CH, MARCH 22.

Came in the Wonswicu of 44 guns firm the Earl
Indies, IA from St. Helena; with difpatches; the
WOOLWICH convoyed as far as St Helena, about 25
fail of Indiamen and Whalers, where the left them
under cha►ge of the SAMPSON ►.f 64 guns; Lola
JAMES STUART iS come rsoffenger in het; came in Alf°
the URRNIS fr►gate from Jersey.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1807-03-24

ARMY.

A LIEUTENANT in a Weft India Regiment
wines to exchange on the Half-pay, and will give a dare-
renee.—Letters with real fignatures. directed to A. X. at Meirrs.
Nortona, Bookfellers, Briftol, will be immediately attended to.

WANTED to Rent a fmail Farm within Ten
Miles of London. Any perfon baying a (mall Farm to
Let, pleafe to addrefs to T. P. No. cg, Pitt Itreet, Kent Road, will
be duly attended to.
London, England, 1807-03-24

OAK BARK.

Mr. W. HERBERT moved for, and obtained
leave to bring in a Bill for Sufpending for Twelve
Months the Penalties of the All againft regrating
04k Bark, and for regulating the Leather Trade in
tome refpeels.
Earl TEMPLE Rated, that the Committee not
having yet made its Report, the Bill of which he had
given notice was therefore dropped. His Bill would,
have been for entirely repealing thnfe parts of the
Aft which created the penalties. The prefent Bill
was merely for fufpending them for twelve months.
Mr. HOBHCUSE brought up the Report of the
Committee of Supply, when the feveral Ref°lotions
were agreed to by the Hnufe.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1807-10-30

MARRIED.

On the 22t1 ult. at Canterlo,ry, by the Rev. C. B. Naylor, Wm.
Smith. Efq. of Charthays Plaee, to Caroline Matilda, youngeft
daughter of lofeph Sladen, FIT of Folkftone.
At Greenfield, near Irvine, on the ipth loft. Mr. Ricliarit R eatl,
writer, Irvine, to Mifs Campbell, daughter of Alexander Camp-
btll, Efq. of Greenfield.
Lately, at Gaintborough, Jofeph Wilkinfon, Efq. late of !lull,
to Miii Pearfon, daughter of the Rev. Jofeph Pe trion, of S:ock-
with. _ _ _

Saturday fennight, at Comm, Wm. Roger., Ffq. of Knuckin,
Salop, to Mifs Margaret Stodart, daughter of thc late David Sto-
dart, Eft) of St. Afaph.
At Fowey, on the tsth inft ant, Mr Collins (a Mafter in the
Rolal Navy) who has been 46 years at fea, to Mifs C.ltheriue
Dewar, of Truro, aged al.
Thurrday fennight, at St. F.rme. John William Chileott, Fig. to
Elizabeth, eldeft daughter of the Rev. Dr. Cardew, Redlor of St.
Ernie, Cornwall.
London, England, 1807-10-30

ABERDSEN, CCTOBEft

The Northern Meeting commenced at Invernefs on
Monday. The Meeting was not fo numerous as on
fome former occalions, notwithftanding the inns and
hotels were extremely crowded. The weather has
been pretty favourable for the iports of the fiell,
which have afforded confiderable amufemert ; anu
an elegant affemblage of beauty has given to our
Northern Region the fafhionable air of the Metropo
Es. The ablence of the Duchefs cf Goanom was,
however, very much felt.
Wednefday fall a relpettable farmer at Ellon, while
in the aft of removing born a !laugh tome corn which
was in danger of being (wept away by the Ythan,
much fwnllen by a heavy rain the preceding night,
unfortunately fell into the river. He was carried to
the oppofite fide, and got hold of the bank, which
failing hien, he fell backward, and immediately dif
appeared, in pretence of feveral of his tervants, anJ
other freflators, who could give hi.n no ailiftance.—
His body has not yet been found.
The rivers Dee and Don have been likewife very
much out the greater part of this week, owing to
the heavy rains of Wednefday and Friday. Several
relic's in the harbour have, in confequence of the
uncommon flood of the Dee, broke from their moil-
ings and received damage ; one of which, had it not
been low water, mutt have been carried to lea.

In the village of Stuart&ld, lately, a hen brought
forth nine chickens horn eight eggs, all good fixed
and thriving. In the fame village, fome time ago,
two young foxes, that had been brought from the
woods, were given to a bitch having whelps at the
time. She Pickled them, and became as fund of them
as of her own young, and they continued to follow
her about the village, till the poultry yards in the
neighbourhood gave prolf of their fpecies, when they
were obliged to le killed. •

Friday laft, as RICHARD PERRING, Efq. of Mod-
bury, Devon, was returning from Membland, his
honk fork fright, and threw him with fa much vio•
lence, that his !boulder was diflocated, his fkull
fraetured, and was otherwife fo much bruited, that
he lingered till Sunday noon, when he died in great
agonies.
London, England, 1807-10-30

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 30,
I will be aged a Comic Opera, called
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
Captain Mackeath, Mr. Incledon ; Prachum, Mr. Murgien ;
Lockit, Mr. Emery ; Filch, Mr. Simmons.
Polly, Mn. Dickons ; Lucy, Mra C. Kemble.
To which will be added (ferond time) a new Farce, called
TOO FRIENDLY BY HALF.
Tke charaetees by Meirrs Munden. Blanchard, Brunton, Waddy,
Farley, Simmons, Atkins, Brown, Truman. and Mrs. Mattocks.
•„,' The New Farce of Too Friendly by Half, having been re
itelved with univerfal applaufe, by a brilliant and overflowing au-
dience, will be repea:ed for the ,d time on Monday next, after
Shakfpeare's Play of Coriolanus.
On Tuefday, a Cure for the Heart Ache.
On Wednefday, John Bull ; or, an Engiifliman's Fire-fide.
On Thurfday, the Tragedy of the Count of Narbonne.
t4.-f A new Comic Opera, and Shak fpeare's Play of Ihe Winter's
Tak, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced.
London, England, 1807-10-30

TO MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 31.
will be prefented the New Comedy, in five Ads, called
TIME'S A TELL TALE.
The Charadets by Mcffrs. Raymond, Elllfton, Mathews, Dow.
ton, Palmer, Ruffen, De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid.
dons, Mrs. Sparks, Mils Duncan.—The Prologue to be fpoken
by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue by Mr. Ellifton.
To which will be added the Muilcal Entertainment of
ROSINA.
Yr. Belville, Mr. johnflone ; Captain Belville, Mr. Dignum ;
William, by Mrs. Da Ponte, being ker firft appearance in that
charatier; Rofina, by the Young Lady who performed Ro-
fetta, in the Comic Opera of Love in a Village ; Dorcas, Mrs.
Sparks; and Phimbe, Mrs. Bla'id.
The New Comedy of Time's a Tell• Tale, performed for
the ad time on Wednefday night, was again received throughout
with the higheft marks of approbation and unbounded applaufe, by
a brilliant and overflowing audience ; and, on account or the great
demand for places, will be repeated for the 4th, sth, and 6th
times, on Monday, Tuefday, and Thurfday next.
London, England, 1807-10-30

HENRIK BROUGHTOI4.

IT the Relations of Mr. HENRY BROUGi-ITON,
who was route time Gnee Overfeer on Tilfton Eftate, belong
ing to John Thorp, Big. of Trelawney Parifh, in Jamaica : atni
which (aid HENRY BROUGHTCN died on the 22d of June laft on
his Paffagc from Jamaica, on board the Apollo, Captain John
Hoddell, of Briftol—Will apply to Captain Hoddell, or to W.
Hartley, SolicPor, in Briitol, they will be put in Poifeffion of the
Effeas left by the Deceafed.
The raid Dcceafed was about 42 Years of Age; about s Feet 6
or 7 Inches high ; of a fallow Complexion, and had dark fhort
Hair.—Briftol. Otiober, 1807.

LAND--NEAR BOGNOR.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. WELLER, at the Swan Inn, Chicheiter, on Paturchy
the 31R of Odtober, bctween the hours of Four and Six in the

Afternoon,
SEVERAL very Delirable COPYHOLD ES-
TATES, comprifcd in Fourteen Lots, fituate at North and
South Berftedon the County of Suffix, with immediate poffrffion.
Printed particulars may be had of Meters. Wintlanlev and Son,
Paternothr-row ; the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Weller, Chi-
ebefter.

By WILLIAM HAZARD,
At the Bear Inn, Bridge FMC, Great Yarmouth,

On Wednefday, November 4, 1807, at eleven o'clock precifel7,
By Virtue of a Writ of Appraifement and Sale, iffued out of the
High Court of Admiralty,
''HE FOLLOWING GOODS,
VIZ.
goo Gouda Cheeks 12 Bufkets Pipes
loco Edam Cheeks 3 Chefts containing Garden
13 Calks Red Chalk or Oker Roots
2 Cafes Writing Paper 6 Chefts Haarlem Drops
2 Cafes Sacrum Saturni t Cafe Mill Boards
26 Calks Crop Madder i Cafe Unbimnd Books
• Calls Tobacco in boxes°, r 3 Calks Dutch Pink
alb each, with lacier and 4 Calk; Tobacco in papers
keys 4 Cafcs't ot,acco in fquare rolls
• Cafes Tobacco in 11b. to Cafes Rhenith Wine
papers tso Small Calks Pickled Her-
-35 CAks Pearl Barley rings
160 Barrels Pickled Herrings And about 12C0 Pieces Black
25 Hampers Spa Water Ebony
Part of the Cargo of the VROW Jams CEIAZN,
I ate Mafter. captured on her patine from Anifterdam to rlfincur,
by his Majcity's Chip CR FiCZN r, James Cstrthew. Efq. Commander.
J.ikewife abautl6oo quarters of RYE,
_ _

Being the entire Cargl of the MARY, Anders Hanfen matter,
captured on her pang,. from Nantz to Copenhagen by his Ma-
kfly's slip CRUI2 ER, P. Stodelart commander. and to he fold by
virtue of a Writ of Appraifemeot and Sale iffued out of the WO
Court of Admiralty.
'Ube Goods may he viewed s days previous to the Sale by ap•
plying at the Counting Houfe of Mr. E. S. OMMANEY, mer-
chant, Yarmouth, or to the P. Oilman
Catalogues may he had, and further particulars known, by ap-
plication to Mr. S. HANCOCK, No. 2, klaniniLt-itrect,
rico, London.
London, England, 1807-10-30

ADMIRALTY COURT-DOCTORS' COMMONS.

Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT pro.
ceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes :
Minna, Traub maiter.—This was a Bremen (hip, laden with a
cargo of wine, and bound on a voyage from Bourdeauz to Portf-
mouth. In this cafe the (hip was reftored, fubjed to a proportion
of the captors apace. ; and a (peek claim was diretted to be
given for the cargo ; alfo freight and expellees were decreed to the
neutral matter. .

Ontario, De Nye tnafter.—This tvaa cap American v 60,12410
with a cargo of whalebone and oil, bound on a voyage troll an
American port to Rotterdam.—Ship and cargo reftored.
Jemima and Fanny, Sherburne mafter.—Tms was alio an Arno
than veffel...—Further proof required.

Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London, before
the Right Hon. EDWARD, Lord ELstasorotron,
Lord Chief Juftice, &c. in and after Michaelmas
Tam, 1807 z IN Tlll4.
MIDDLISti. LONDON.
Wedoefday, November Tr Thurfday, November IS
Wednefday, - zY Tburfdzy, 19
Thurfday, - s 6 Friday, 17
AFTER Tll/4.
Monday, November so Taerday, December s
MUIDIR.—At the Thames Police.nffice, yefterday,
Captain Chapeas, of the Dave brig Apollo, was
brought up on a fecond charge, that of murdering
J. Hanfon, his lecond mate. It appeared by the de-
pofition of Mr. Scott, the furgeon, that the deceafed
being much reduced in confetti:et:cc of a fever, was
ordered upon duty beyond his firength, for failing
in which the prifoner feverely flogged him with a
cat-o'nine-tails, and beat him with the handle thereof
till he was unable to (lir, when he compelled the
furgeon and three others to fetch him tome fire,
which he put on the legs, tbigh.v, and other parts of
the deceafed's body, and afterwards threw leveret
buckets of water over him, (wearing he would teat
his body open, and give it to the sharks; in confe-
quence of which treatment he died in a few hours,
on the 4th of April. This teflimony was corrobors?
ted by five of the crew, and the prifoner was com:
mitred for re-examination, three moretharges being
expeited to be brought again him.
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