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London, England, 1807-05-30

This day was publithed, pr:ce 7s. in baud%
The Fourth Volume of
-rHiLOUNGEWSCOMMONPLACT:BOOK;
-A- or Mika:tin:nos Collations, in ClitiCiirn,
Poetry, and Konno.ce.
Pri..ted for Longman, Hurft, Rees. and Orme, P.ittrnofter-
row ; and .:. Chapple, Pall-Mali Of whom may be li..d,
Thr. Tuare Ftasr VOLUM .7.5. Noce 11. Its. 6d. boards.
" To catch, ere it p erifh, the trifle of the minute; to give hafty
;ketches of men and things. which though beneath the dignity of
a tiographia, dclerve to he recorded; to feted frost Icene
Wore us whatever appears curious, arnufing, or .ippl cable, to tlw
pu. poks of human life, is anempted in this work."
London, England, 1807-05-30

SIXTH TIME.

GRAND EQUESTRIAN CORPS DE RESERVE!
Alto, the numerous and eminent Pantonvitniral Performers from
t ne Reyalty Theatre.
ASTLEY's ROYAL. AfvIPHITHHATRE,
Wt.STIO INS TER BRIDG

Under the Patronage of their Royal Hight'etre. the Prince of
Wales ar•.d Duke of York

THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, May 30th
MONDAY, June aft, and TUESDAY, ad. 11:.‘7, will be
prefented (firth tint() PRUSSIAN POLANDE It's b X ER-
cisrs, S:rpt•ntine Ladder, Ste..-6th time, an Arriette, called
the German Spa Girl —6th titne, Equattian Eat reges, by the
Young Pinata ---.3oth time, that fu much admired Milita•y spec-
tacle, ceded the BRAVE COSSACK, with its dependent and in-
terettiog n.w and fplt.ndid Machinery, Platform Work, Devil's
Bridge, Ste. &c. of new invention.-6th time, a favourite Song by
a Young Lady-6th time. Warbling, Whittling, and Julkiog the
No!es of variuut Bird:, with a Canary Bird Symphony, f<e
dth time, The Grand Equal-Han Corps de Rt lave will have the
k.onur to perform divers htereifes.—To conclude with HAR
LEQI,IIN and MO 11 !ER BUNCH.
Doors to be opened at half pelt live, and begin at half part fir.
--Bozo 45—Pit 241—Gallery is—Second price at half pait eight
—Plac-s to he taken of Mrs. Connell, at the tor Office.
London, England, 1807-05-30

MEMBERS ELECTED.

Russia-X. Windham and J. Fuller, Efqrt.
Lama RIC COUNTIN-Lord Archibald Hamilton.
Bea:vita Coo NTY-Oenrge Bai
FLINT BOROUGH -Colonel Shipley.
ROXBURGH COUNTY Rutherford, Efq.
Kico's Couture-Mr 'Bernard and Mr. Lloyd.
Wiextow CouNTY....Mcfres. Hume and Tighe..
Rosco atom Cou Nr r -The Hon. Stephen Mahon and Arthur
French, Efq.
WATER F3RD COUNTY-...Mara. Beresford and Power.
Ma Leow-Denliant Jephfon, Efq.
Du NGAR VAlNGtiteral Walpole.
Ciaie CoVie el-. The Hon Col Burton and Sir Edw. O'Brien.

IRISH CONTESTED ELECTIONS.—DUBLIN, MAY a 6.

CARRICIEFERGUS.—State of the. Poll on SsrturOay.
M. May - 2cB Mr. Craig - 20$
LIMERICK COUNTY..... State of the Poll on Saturday.
Colonel Odcll 303 Mr. Monfell 186
Honourable W. (42i11 R 74
DROGHEDA.—On Saturday the nunibers flood as

follow: .
Hon. Colonel Futter s 9 H. M. Ogle, FA. 57
KknaY, MAY 22.—Second day's Poll.
The Knight of Kerry 57 Colonel Crofbie 13
Colona lierhert 57
DUBLIN COUNTY.--Tliird day's Poll.
Mr Hamilton - 4;8 colonel Faulkener 298.
Colonel Talbot - 347
YORKSHIRE, MAY 28.—Eighth day's Poll.
Wm. Wilberforce, Efq. 8965 Lord Milton • 7706
Hon. Henry Laft:lles 7989
London, England, 1807-05-30

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 29.

Sailed his Majelly's (hip EN: cLous, on a cruize.—
The Fury bomb is appointed convoy fur tke Downs,
and v ill fail as loon as the wind is fair.—Wind N. E.

DEAL, MAY 29.

Arrived the OTTER (loop and PINCHER gun brig,
from a cruize off Boulogne ; BLOSSOM 11Jop, from
Portfmouth ; Supply tranfport, from Deptford.—
Sailed the Supply, naval tranfport, nation hired
(loop, Wexford, Windham, and Earl Howe, Eaft In.
diamen, with the !ell of the outward bound, &c.
under convoy for Portfmowh.
London, England, 1807-05-30

Lx) z 6 0

WANTS a fi,uvi )n. a fleady naive tingle man,
as Gardener : by many years experience. underftands all the
branches of gsr !ening Wu is well informed of the nature of
farming, and the improvements of the different fulls of laud, &e.
etc. has been many years employed in Noble and Gentlemen's la.
as gardener and land Iteward,s-Reference to diameter,
(pit paid) to R. S. No. 166, Osiord road, will be attended to.
London, England, 1807-05-30

CONTINUATION OF ALL THE FALEN rs.

This day was patilhed, with a humorous rontiforce, In i;e is. 64.
• 1-it. FOURTH DIALOGUE, I::untled nn the
RECENT CHANGES, to that ce/ehratcd .Satirical I'OC4II,
L TALI
Nrlo:ted fur Stocadale, Jtm. No. 4t, about the Middle, on the
North Side of PAIL Mail.

Whc re alone ean be bad, elegant and correct Ultima, by pt rmi(fi•

_ .
of the Author,
Flijah's Mantle; A Tribute to Mr. Pitt, ts.
And the Uti PiAidetis and Status Quo, to. 61
Alto, All the Talents; Thirteenth Edition, 35 6d
All the Talents' Garland; A few Rockets lct off at a celebratcd
Minnlry, 26.
Ripßunt Rag(Bated, by Ben Block, will he ready on Twfdzy.
Plain Fads; a Review of the Conduct of ;he late Minifters, 246 S
More Talents Still; Being Lord Grenville: Letter to Dr. Gaf-
kin, with the Anfwers thereto, Is; or rer hundred, 31. 3+.
London, England, 1807-05-30

YOUNG'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Next Thurfday will be puhlifhed,
In Two large VOW met 4toa illulttatud with 58 Plates,
ACOURSE of LECTURES on NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY and the MECHANICAL AR l'S, con-
taining an accurate and extenfive View of all the Department.; of
Mechanical Philorophy, with the latelt improvements and the
aewelt thfcoveries
THOMAS YOUNG, M o F. P.. and 1.. S. &c. &e.
J'rintul fur J Johtiloa, St. P.tul's Church yard.
London, England, 1807-05-30

A DMIRALTII.OIIFIOE, May 13, 1807
NOTICE is hereby given Ale a Sri= of Oyer and
Teriniser and Cost Dabney, fir the ...Wel of Veneer enotorit•
ted ~, the High Sea:; wiain the )rns Paula if de Adisoiraky of Stop
land, will be beld at notice NA in tie Old Bailey, L.a&a, in
Feld', the 204 of June next, at Rigid in the Morning.
WILLIAM MARSDIN

frICTU.tiLLING•OPPICS,May t 5, s°o7,
IHE COMMISSIONERS for VI4I;TUALLi G
HIS ..11-47 ESTr's NA Pr, do hereby give IVe rice,
That on Thurfday the 30th of June next, they will be ready to
mceive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat fur the fupply of
what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may he requited
for the ufe of his Majesty's Ships and Veffels at the Iflands of Ja-
maica, and New Providence, for twelve months e::rtain, from the
rsth November next; awl further until fix months notice Chap be
given oti either fide, for the termination i hereot : the mode of pay•
ment to be by Bill, payable with in:erelt ninety days attar dare.
The Condidons of the Contracts may be teen at the ticcr.nary's
Office.
No regard will he bad to any 'recd..? in which the price ftetl net be
is words at length, or that !sail sot he deliverri to the Henri
before one o'clock as the fail Tueflay the soth of June next, oar
grief, the Perlfs who wain the Tender, or foie Perfon on his beholf
attends to referer when called for; nor will wry Tender that contains ex-
travagant peke; upon fine artid ',sill prices much inferior to the real
value upon ethers, le confl.teedat proper to be admitted.
London, England, 1807-05-30

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

CR AVE 3 E N MAT 24 —Palled by the Anna Marla, Bloom.
fled, from labor) ; Spartan, Akerman. from Gibraltar ; Experi•
met. t, Normand, from Bombay ; Rnbert and Sarah, Wilfon ;Polly,
Beard ; and the Venus, Stacey, tor Tonningen ; Brixton, Ford ;
and Mary Ann, Verner, fro:n Jamaica.

Yefirday a Court of Directors %vac held at the Eitil
India Ho.tft; %%hen Lieut. General HA, Nl,Dowstr.
was appointed Commarder in Chief at Fort St.
George, vice General Sir JOHN CRADDCCIC. The
Court adjourned at fix ','slack till \Vedoefday next.

Captain HINRY LIDGBIRD BALL hag hecn fuper•
feded in the command of I is Nfaiefly% fbip ZEALAND,
at the Nore, by Captain Fa Nen RT.
Extra& of a letter from Captain THomPSnN, of the
Harriet, from Demerara to L:mcalter, captured and
recaptured

" The ard Mexander itt with, on the tsth of March,
in lat. 26. 30. N. lung. 55. W. the French privateer, l'Alert, of 20
furta, and 200 men, which begot to erg th..7m at half paft two,
P. M. At half paft three., the Alexander (truck; the privateer
Rill) continuing to engage the Harrit t for 45 mirtius, when the
Alexander being 'manned by the enemy, came dow❑ to a alit the
privateer. The Harriet engaged in r: for half an hriir, when
Captain Thompfon finding, from the d:falded (late of Ids, fhip, his
faih and rigging beirg much injured, with five men wounded,
hinifelf ibot through the thigh, that further refillance was unatail•
hag, Bruck to the enemy "

The NAUTILUS, new fir inp of war, has had a
fate, attended with flill mere terrible circurnilances
than the Ajax. She was urerked nn a fmall
in the Archipelago, and immediately funk, all the
crew were Caved but ten cr eleven, who were drown•
ed. Ti,e others, to the nun.ber of 60, were taken
off the ifland by a Swedifh Irrgare, in a moll deplor-
able flare, having hiffered it:credibly through hunger
and fatigue, the iliand affording no Cutiertance. The
dead tylkiies nf their fhip-mates were their only Fir, d !
their life blond flaked their thirft. and for nine days
they tailed nothing but !lomat: Pit:111! The Captain
and others %%lin loathed this aliment, died raving
mad—a fouice of nn fmall pleafure to the cut vivors,
who immediately devoured them.

NEW PARLIAMENT.
London, England, 1807-05-30

SHEERNESS,' MAY 29.

Arrived his Majelty's floop ALERT, with a large
fleet of merchant veffels under proteetion,- from the
Baltic; the Juso frigate has all() arrived at the More.
The DILIGENCE florp hashnitled the lignal for convoy
to the Baltic ; there are a great number of vetrels
colleted here to proceed with her. This day the
crews of the Si4!PE and AGRESSOR gun veffels were
paid their wages. A royal falute was fired at i z
o'cl,:qt from the batte: ies of this place, and the arti-
ficers, Etc. of the Dock yard have a half day's holi.
day, in conftcptence of its being the anniverfary of
King Charles the Second's Refloration.
YARMOUTH, MAY 29.
This morning arrived from Tonningen, the Lady
Nepean packet, Captain GEORGE DEAN, s'ith mails
and feverat paffengers; the packet failed for Harwich.
Ships of war remain as per laa.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1807-05-06

PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,

tbder the patronage of, and dedicated by petmillion, to her Molt
titiiraeious MAJESTY, and their Royal Highneifes the Princelier
,Auourra,ELlZAßrin, MARY, SOPHIA and AMELIA, in one
large quarto volume, containing twenty Plates, price al. as. and
to be delivered on her Majeity's Birth Day, May 19, a 8 -4,
AN ESSAY ON TRANSPARENCIES.-
By EDWARD ORME,
Bond-ftreet, the Corner of Brook ftreet.
The belt Copies to be delivered to early Subfcribers.
As this Wc.rk is publiihed by subfcription merely that the Names
of the Sultfcribers may he printed and given With the Book-..rro
depofit is required at the time of fubferibing.
Orders fent by letter from the Country will be attended to, and
entered in aria rotation.

In the Pr ft, and will be publile.l in a fvw days.
Elripmtly printed in One Volume, ho,,lfeapLoh), with a Hu•
timorous Frotitirpiree,

'POLITICS of the GEOItdIUNI SIDUS ; or,
Advice how to become Great Senator* and Statefroen : in •
chiding a Satirical View of the W—g Adnainiiir.titin. With Hints
on the following fisbjcds :
Eledions Ufe of Dancing to Chancellors.
Eleetion Agents C—bb—es Work,
Trials of Eledien, before Corn. Parliarnet,tAry Campaign
mittees Diplomatic C nrefpondcnce
Fiat Exertions in the Houfe and Treaties
Senatorial Eloquence Grand and Original Schemes
Political Clubs of Finance
Career in Oppaition Treatment of Military and
H w to kcosne a Leader Naval Commander., &c.

London. Printed for OJdy and Co. 17, Orford ftreet ; Gray
and Son, oppofite St Jamtes-ltreet, Piccadilly; Jordan and Mai-
wcll, Strand...and may be had of all other Bookfalers.

POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.

This day was publilhed, illuftrated with numerous large Copper -
plates, on a plan entirely new,pricc Four Shillings and B.xpenee,
with an allowance to Schools,
a•'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a
a• DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS, and of
the SYSTEM of the UMIVERSE, written In a familiar and po•
pular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Per-
lons, and efpecially ealcu;ated to promote and Ent, hty the ttudy
of Attronumy to Perfons of nil Ag' a.
Printed for RICIIAAU PIiiLLIPS. Bridge (treat, Blac4friars; and
fold by Tabart at the Juvenile library, New Bond Brett, and by
all other B.sokfelkrs. Of whom alfo may be had,
The WUNDER' of the Micaoscore, or a I.:if-play of the Won-
ders of the Creation, in Objedta comparatively minute, illuttrated
with very large Plates.—Price 3s. 6d. is Boards.
London, England, 1807-05-06

TO THE 01

RTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS.

OtNTLEMEN,
AS the Circumftances, tinder which, on the 9th
inftant, you reelected me one of your Reprefentatlves, con-
tinue the fame, I have no hefitation in again offering myfelf to your
notice ; and I hope I may feel a well-grounded confidence, that
in foliciting a repetition of that diftinguithed honour, which fo
lately you unanimoufly conferred upon me, I comply with what
I believe to be the general with to preferve the Peace and Inde-
pendence of the County ; and that you will honour me with your
Votes and intereft, on the day of Eledlion.
I have the honour to be. Gentlemen,
With the greateft relpe..%
Your molt obedient and molt humble fervant.

London, April 29,1807. SCOTT TITCHFIELD.
N. B. The Sheriff has appointed a Special County. Court to be
held in the County Hall, at Aylefbury, on Monday, the firth day
of May next, at 12 o'cl,ock at noon, for the purpofe of the Eledion.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
OF THE TOWN AND PORT OF HYTHE.
GINTLEMIN,
AFFER the very flattering reception with wbich
I have been honoured by you on my canvafa, it is not with-
out infinite regret, that I find myfelf compelled by peculiar eh*
cumftances, tow ithdraw my prstenfions. It only remains for me
to requ it thole numerous friends, who have already exerted
themfelves with fuch zeal in my favour, to accept my molt grate-
ful and he irtfelt thanks. I have to intreat their forgivenefa, for
the great trouble I have oecafioned them, and I than be happy in
any opportunity, of teitifying that the remembrance of their kind-
nets will not have ceafed on the occafion.
I have the honour to be,
Or NTLIMEN,
Your molt faithful and obliged ferrint.
3,11137. WHITWORTH.

Whitehall, MI

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CI.FRGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY PALATINA OF LANCASTER.
GENTLIMEN,
I'PRESSED with the deepen fenfe of gratitude
'by your paft favours, and truly confcious of the additional
value which your liberal and generous condudt has invariably
Ramped upon them; I am encouraged, once more, humbly to (e-
-licit the honour of your protedtiun and fuppott on the day of the
approaching Eledtion.
Should you again condekend to delegate into my hands that
important mutt, which I have ever been ambitious of difcharging
with anxious attention and fidelity ; I beg leave to offer you a re-
newal of thole affuranceq, whist] you have fo frequently received
with a favourable ear ; that it will be the principal objedt of my
life, as far as my limited abilities will allow, to embrace every
opportunity of promoting the local interefts of the County and
the general profperity of the Empire.—l have the honour to be,
With the warnieft fcutinsents of refpedt and attachment,
Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and obedient fervant.
London, April 27. T. S TANLEY.

TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE TOWN
London, England, 1807-05-06

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

LORD COCHRANE% Principal COMMITTEE
ROOMS, at Richardfou's Hotel, Piazza, Covent Garden.
ST. JAmss's—The King's Arms Coffee-botifc, Mary-la-bonne-
fired, Golden.fquate.
Sr. Groaoe's—The Tower Coffee-houfe, corner of New Bond-
ftreet and Lower Grofvenor.ftreet.
Sr. MARTIN IN THZ Fr e LDSThe Britifis Coffee houfe, Cock-
fpur ftreet.
ST. CLEMENT DANES, and Sr. MART-LE STRAND, including
the Liberty of the Savoy—The Navy Coffee-boufe, Neweaftle-
ftreet, Strand.'
ST. MARoARIT, and ST. JOHN'S, We vritinsvzi...lrtfon's
Hotel, Bridge-Street.
ST. ANNE--Morland's Coffee-henfe, Dean Brett.
London, England, 1807-05-06

TO BE SOLD,

Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date
the 12th day of November, tBa6, made in a Caul.• wherein
Tuusces WaiTe and others are Plaintiffs, and RicUARO Wit..
SIN aIidTHOMAS PKNitict, Executors and Devifees in Trutt,
named in the Will of JOHN, late LORD CHRDWJR. H,
deceafed, and others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton
Cos, Efq. one of the Malt:rs of the faid Court, in tw.nty•dva
favaratc and diitind Lots,
At the Public Sale Room of the fall Court, in Southampton-
/loadings, Chancery lane London, on 1 lit.:iDAY the 9th,
and Wr.DNEaDA Y the toth days of June, 1807. between tbc
Hours of Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, and Four o'Clock in
the Afternoon of each of the fald Days,

. _
1 rERTAIN ESTATES, Iste the Ptnperty of the
/4,-.4 Right romurable JOHN, I ORD c:ienwoßTH, De-
eeated Coneittog of the MANOR-, of Great Wiihmrd, Sta..
pierced. Steeple Langford. Winterbc utile Stoke, kfacklectun, Weft
Kington, and Nettleton—and cemin ESTATES at Little Willi-
ford, Berwick St. James, Maddington, Netheravon, Eoford,
Malmthury, and klig.cworth, in the County of Wilts.
Alto. the MANOR of CUBBERLY, ii the County of Gioia-
(Titer. Together with the ADVOWSO'43 of Oreat Wilht,rd,
Winterbourne-Stoke. Nettleton, and Cubbctly.
Particulars whereof may be Ind (gratis) at the 1314 Mafter's
Chambers; at the Office of Richard Wilton, Efq. Lincolo's-Ints•
riclis, London ; of Mr John and Surveyor, Stoorton,
near Mere, Wilts; of Mr. Collins, Charlton,glister, Sallibury ; of Mr.
CruttveU, Printer, Rath; of Meer. Hall and Son. I.snd ;tr.
vcyors, CPencetter ; of Mr. Crouch, Barked, near Salifbury ; of
Mr. Trueman, Chedworth, near Nortlakweb; of Mr. c omty, at
the Great Houle, Weft Klogßon ; at the princ pal Inns in Sant.
bury. Wareninftcr, Devizes, Bath, Brittol, Chconentiani. Circle
eefter, Cheltenham, and Clouccltcr ; tnd of Meer.. Rlcbsoil;ino
Son, and Co-Se:d, Land Surveyors Lincoln'. Inn Fields afo did
i at whore Offices Plans of the fcscril Rause may be (cm
May 4, iSO7.
London, England, 1807-05-06

ETON ANNIVERSARY will be held at the
CriPWR and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on SATURDAY the
434 as mil. .luckets, Ica. 6d. each, to be had at the Bar of the
Tann; and thole Gentlemen who intend to dine at the Aunt-
ftrlbr. an requefted by the Preudent and Stewards to fend for
their Tickets on or before Friday the sad, that dinner may be
provided accordingly.

-- ----
ANTHER TWENTY THOUSAND.
No ~ CORNHiLL, and No. 9. CHARING-CROSS.
TBISiI erintinues felling Undrawn Tickets and
• si•Are• at the above Offices. The Whcei remains extremely
Itch, there being
1 Prize of £20,000 1 8 Prizes of £l,ooo
4 mw e 8 stO
4 -" 3 000 &e. &e. &e.
The Firft-drawn Ticket on fday, the szth of May, is entitled
AsoQo
London, England, 1807-05-06

LLOYD'S LIST.

GaAvitsexm—Palled by the Eurydice, Comp•on, from Suri-
nam.—Saiie the Amelia, Bruckman ; Fox, Brooks ; Commerce,
Tindall; New Hope, Story; and the Ifabella and Margaret, Paris,
for Peterfburgh.
London, England, 1807-05-01

LNG OFFICE, April 27,1807.
THE COMJIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 111$171iSTre NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That on Tucfday the t zth of May nez, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, foaled up, and treat
For One Hawked Tons of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA
RAISINS, to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the
tenders ; and
For Two Hundred Tons of GENUINE OATMEAL ; to be
delivered into his MAjeLty's Vieftualling Stores at Deptford, as fol-
low, viz.
The RAISINS one half thereof In a fortnight, and the re-
mainder in a month.
The OA TME Al.—one half thereof in one month, and the other
half in one month af,er wards and
To be paid for by Bills payable with intereft, ninety
.days after
date.
The Conditions of the Contsadts may be leen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be bad to mu ?fader is which the ',the 'ball rot be
infertedix word: at lesgtb, or tbatfrall xse bo delivered to the Board be.
One o'Cloei as the Paid Titellay the lath of May next, nor re-
-10 the Perfos who mars the Trader, or few Perfoa on bie behalf,
.Bt.lods to asfwor xylem ealkd for.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, April 27, 1807.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFIGERS of lilt Maifily't
ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
That propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before Monday, the t Ith of May next, from fuch Perron- as
may be willing to undertake the performance of the undermen-
tioned work, and fupply of the following Materials, for the Ord-
name Buildings to be conftruacd at I.cwifbam, Kent : viz. •
The performance of fuch Carpenter's and Joiner's Work as may
be required.
The Suptly of fuch Engliik and Foreign Timber as may be
wanted.
The performance of fuch Bricklayer's, Mafon's, Pavior's,
Slater's, Painter's, Plumber's, and Glazier's Work as may be re-
quired.
Plans and Specifications of the Work to be performed, together
with every neceffary information on the fubjed, may be obtained
upon application being made, at the Seen tary's Office, in Pall
Mall, on Monday the 4th of May next, where the Propolals are
to he delivered, haled up and endorfed, Propofals for the Per-
formance of Work, (~r Supply of Timber) at Lewifham," bet no
Propofal can be admitted after the laid ttth of May next, at
twelve o'Clock at noon of the fame day; nor will any Tender be
noticed, unlefs the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf
Chan attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-05-01

THE ARMY.

Some time ago we mentioned Major General Sir
GIORGI PRESCOT as one of the Candidates for the
Infpeflor generallhip of the Recruiting Service.—
We are happy in being able now to Rate, that this
important appointment has been bellowed upon fo
deferving an Officer. It could no; be in better bands
than in his. We learn, however, that this office is by
no means that which General WarrsLoce had. The
town branch of it, in George•(ireet, Weßminfier, is
now in the Department of the Adjutant General:
Sir Gloscr is merely to manage the executive part i

in the If. of Wight. The whole of thi, office has
been again put under the department of the Com-
mander in Chief. intlead of being under the Sure-
tary of War, as it was for fome time.
General Hort, one of the ableit officers in the
Britifh, or ;stamps in any fervice, who refufed the
Maller.Generalthip, had likewife, it is Paid,
the offer of the valuable appointment of InfpeEtor
Geniral; but very nobly (aid, that he wiffied only to
be employed in the direa line of his duty.
In military circles we have heard the names of
different General Officers mentioned for the Barrack
Mailer Generalfhip, the Command of the South Weft
Dikria, and the Lieutenant GovernorfLip of Portf-
, mouth.

Report ram that an Officer, dillinguithed as a
military charther of eminence in political and gene-
ral knowledge, is immediately to go out as General
Governor to South Amt:rica.
. Military men will be gladlo learn that the gallant
Lord Hutivt.sy is Coon to be allively employed.

That fine regiinent the 6th, commanded by Colo.
nel Bow's, is lying At Spitheid, bound for Gib.
raltar.

The Sne Rifle Battalion of the both Regiment,
compofed entirely of Germans, will march on Mon-
day from Haflar, for the Kentifh Coal', there to be
embarked with the German Legirn for the Conti-
nent.

The battalions of the German Legion, now in Ire-
land, are daily expelled in this country, to be em-
barked for the fame deflination.

The 25th, or Royal Borderers, as well as the 63d
regiment, it is believed will loon leave Ireland.
In-addition to the troops which have alredy been
mentioned in the Start as embarked for the Continent,
we have now to name the following :

The 13th Light Dragoona.
The Brigade of Foot Guards at Chatham.
The sit Battalion 43d Regiment Light Battalion from Hytbe,
Kent.

The ad Battalion 32d, Light Battalion front Kcnt.

The Artillery of the King's German Legion.
Therday, soo of the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion,
commanded by Makr CliklsTll, embarked at Pouf-
mouth for Guernity, to relieve the ad Battalion of
the 31(1.
_ The loth Veteran Battalion will Coon embark for
North America.
London, England, 1807-05-01

WARRANTED UNDRAWN.

J{O RNSBY and CO. refpeafutiv acquaint the
PUBLIC, that TICKETS and SHARES are felling for the
PRESENT STATE LOTTERY, warranted Undrawn. The
Vara Day of Drawing will be TO-MORROW, SATURDAY.
MAY t —The Fiat Drawn Ticket is entitled to zo,ood. and
cicry other Ticket will be a Prize.—No. 26, Cornhill, S 3, Charing
Crora, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
e.• 'lke Potrfb Day of Drawing will be on Ttiefday the with
inltant, and the fiat Drawn ickrt entitled to zopool.

TO BE LET AND ENTERED ON IMMEDIATELY,
THAT old eflabliflied and well known Houle, the
J. GEORGE INN In RYE; which is the principal inn on the
Road froni Margate, Ramfgate, and Dover, to Battings, EMT-
Bourn and Brighton. Has a Coach to and from London four
dates a week ; three Poft Chaifes, in conltant employ the principal
part ofthe year; a well attended weekly Corn Market, with many
ether stinntages.
For particular, apply to Mr. Lewis Meryon, at Rye.

rro LE LET, and entered upon immediately, an
elegant Furnilhcd HOUSE at Datchet,near Windfor, or the
Leafe to be Sold, flatten years of which are ursezpired at Lady Day
lift, with ten Acres of Land,* large walled Garden, Shrubberies,
and Pleafure Ground, with an ea tenfive right of Commonage.
The Houfe is in thorough repair, completely and elegantly Fur.
milked and fit for the immediate refidence of a Nobleman's or
Gentleman's Family; the Dining Itoom opens in a very large,
bandforae, and recently built Green Houk.
For further particulars, enquire of Mr Smart, Stationer, Upper
Berkeley (Veer, !intim:m.lquart.
London, England, 1807-05-01

No. XI.

To his Excellency the !Balticl;S 14inliter Mchemed•(3ulib, Reis
Effendi.

" On board the R-0-T-A-L-aroa ct, February as. 1807.

4. Having determined, according to the orders
contained in my inftruElions, to make an alteration
in the pofition of the fquadron under my orders, 1
think it neceffary to apprife your Excellency, that I
&All advance a little more towards the North, keep-
ing, however, beyond the range of cannon flint, and
without the leaft intention to commence hoftilities,
until every means of conciliation have been ineffec-
tually tried. But from the difpolition manifefted by
the Sublime Porte, I flatter myfelf that every thing
will be amicably concluded.
•. VT Thomas Louis will be ready to go on board
the Sandal at an early hour to-morrow. I have the
honour to be, &c. (Signed) "I. r. DUCIMORTIL"'
London, England, 1807-05-01

No. X.

4, On board the RerALG LUCE, February ss,
" At the moment the Sublime Porte informed the
Vice-Admiral commanding the Britith fquadron, that
a Plenipotentiary was appointed, and that it was its
mot earnelt defire to enter immediately upon a ne-
gociation, for the purpofe of re-elabliflsing peace
and harmony, the Vice-Admiral has been acquainted,
that a boat, with a non-cornmiffioned officer and four
feamen, belonging to the frigate, with a flag of truce
at her main-topmaft, has been taken and carried to
tfie Afiatic fide. In the aslual Rate of affair., the
Vice-Admiral is convinced, that this proceeding can
only be the effat of the improper condua of Come
perfons acting without orders; and he has not the
leaft dqubt that the Sublime Porte, after .receiving
this, will diredt that the five Englithmen fhbuld be
fent back to the advanced frigate to which they
belong.
" The Vice-Admiral withes that there thould not
be a moment loft in fending there men on board their
(hip. (Signed) " j. T. DUCKWORTH."
London, England, 1807-05-01

LATE AND PRESENT ADMINISTRATION!

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ANDRIWS V. WILSON.

• This was an aaion on a Bill of Exchange for 2951.
and was tried before Lord ELL►NSOROUGH on Mon-
day !aft. and reported in this Paper.
Mr. VirscLEY now moved for a new trial, upon the
ground that the llipulations were never wholly cart ied
into effea. and that the money was never railed ;
that Major Eyre had agreed to give no more than
101. per cent. and for any thing that appeared to the
Court, if the tranfaaion had been concluded Major
Eyre might not have been charged more than legal
intereft. That in point of fadt the tranfdtion was
incomplete, and therefore ufury could not attach.
Lord ELLEN BIItOIIGM could not agree with the
Leaned Counfel, and obferved that it fhould feem
from the argument, that becaule there was fraud as
well as ufury, the former neutralized the latter. He
thought the verdia fh•+uld not be dinurbed.
The Court were alio of that opinion, and a new
trial was retitled.

BIRTHS.
Yelterday, the Right Honourable the Countefs of Betteley of a
daughter, ether Lailyfitip's Houfc, in Spring Gardens.

MARRIED.
Yefterday, at St. Martin's in the Fields, Robert Heatteote, Efq.
to Mire Searle, late of the Theatre Royal. Covent Garden.
Tuefday Taft, Captain Ray, of the Eaft Suffolk Militia, to Mifs
Bridgman, daughter of Edward Bridgman, Efq. of Weion, in
Suffolk. '
At Etlinhurgh, James Swan, Efq. writcr to the fignet, to Mrs.
Bach nan, daughter of the late Benjamin Bartlet, Efq.
London, England, 1807-05-01

NAUTICAL 1117.ELL10ENCE.

SAINT EMT's, MARCH 30.
By an American vellel from Martinique we lent,
that two Englifh Guineamen have been";arried ie
there, and one retaken, clofe to the Blanch. One
of the Sr. George's convoy is alfo carried in; fuppored
to be the Rebecca, CLUPI, bound to Mountforat.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL, 30.
Arrived the CHILDERS (loop of War from a craize
—his Majelly's (hip Rav EN is appointed convoy for
Portugal.—Wind E.

DOVER, APRIL 30.
The boats of his Majelly's gun brig PINCHER cut
out of Calais Roads on Monday night laft, the brig
Neptunus, Captain Sewn°, of and for Luwiek,
Norway. with a cargo of falt from Mamma, sad
lait night the was fent into this port. Arrived is the
Roads the Acore gun brig, from a eruize.—Wiad
E. and moderate.
London, England, 1807-05-01

DEAL APRIL so.

Sailed bis Majelly's (hip tdokyrro os a alike ;
and the HARLEIVIN, with the outward bolus.% Ire.
under convey, for Fortfmontb. Arrived the Monkey
gun brig, from a crnize, and remains in the Doris
with the reit of the (hips as per lag. Sailed throleo
the Downs, from the River, the Cornelia, Posr.froet
Charlefion.—Wind E.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 30.
Arrived this morning from a cruize, the %me
frigate, and from the Downs the DAUNTLIIIIS.
Lortous, and another Hoop of war, part of a kip/
fquadron to be commanded by Sir HoMR POPHAM.
Sailed the Baftliik, Flamer, Sparkler and Havoc pe
brigs, on a cruize.
One P. M. A two decker is now coming into thefs
Roads, fuppofed to be the Sursaa, of 7+ gang.—
Wind S. E. • _ _
London, England, 1807-09-05

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ntFf.

Thurfday. aged 99. Mn. Mariam, rella of Robert Mat sham,
Ffq of Stratton, in Norfolk.
On the 18th Sept. 'Sot, in a Frach hofpital, aged is, Mr.
James Moore. !Ate of Hull, Firit Lieutenant of the Minerva pri-
vateer, hanging to the Nand of Malta.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDOR TO-MORROW.
floe: lag rannvi Ina 4
•
AR, oon 6 anin,Aes after s

SALES BY AUCTION.

By WILLIAM HAZARD.

At tte Near Inn, Bridge-Foo*, Great Yarmouth, on Friday the
nth of September, 1807, at Eleven o'Clock,
THREEHundred Ninety-three Barrels f TAR,
and so Barrel, of PITCH, part of the Cargo of the Hop -
pelt, F N. Avelin Maftcr, captured on her pastas .rom Stuck-
holm to Amiterdam, by his Majetty's Ihip Keiniution, G. Boat..
To N, Fig Commander, and condemned.
The Goode may be viewed Svc days nrevious to the fale, by ap-
plying at the Counting Houfc of Mr. E. 5. OMMANNhII,
Merchant. Yarmouth; or to the Audtioneer.
London, England, 1807-09-05

By WILLIAM HAZARD

At the Bear fun, Bridge-Foot, Great Yarmouth, on Friday the
ink day of &rumba., ISO, at Eleven o'Clock,
137 virtue of a Writ of Appraifement and Sae, rued out of the
High Court of Admiralty.
PH.E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
A. About Soo Cafes Genkva 99 F.darn Cheeftv
6 Calks Ditto 3o Gouda Ditt
t Cafe Drugs 3 Bales Paper Hangings
I Calk Hardware 14 Min Saws
1 Cafe Writing Papa. s Bags Canary Seed
4 Cada White Lead t Calk Litmus
a Calk Mullard Scud
t Cale comaining Wool Scrubs and Scrapers

34 Bundles Brawn Piper
Beit.g she entire Cargo Jt the Skarvert, J. R rhortt Matter,
captured in her paffage from Aniftentam to Copenhagen by his
Maiefty's SinpCref-eut posts CAR rr►w, Efq CoMmauder.
The Goods may be viewed five days pr. vious to the fate, by
applyio.g at the Counting Hotels of Mr. E. S. OMMANNEY,
Merchant, Yarmouth; ur to the Audtioneer.

At the Houfe of Mr John Hartley, the Sign of the Royal Oak, in I
Kirkby Lauf&le, in the county of Weilmoriand, on Monday,
the aSth of September, 1110, at Ox o'clock in the evening, inti•
tea to Fitch conditions as (hall be then and there produced,
ALL that c,,rnpaet and beautiful ESTATE, called
UNDER LEY H ALL, formerly the rellience of Hugh Alli•
c Rfq delightfully fl uate in a rick aid fertile part of the Vale
of Lime. within half a mile of the Market Town of Klikhy
Lonfdale aforefaid. t t miles from Kendal, and 13 from Laneafter
of an anti. in manfion bottle, two large will built bar: th
with (tables, granaries, cow-bodes, and out building.', pleafure
good. finumer boufe, gardens, el-chards, and ftveral clofes of !
very prodadiee arable, meadow, ratite and wood ground; con-
taining, by a futility made thereof, in A. 3 R. 3 P. In Ratute
meafure, now in the or tfion of tenants, whole term expires at
Candlemas and May-day
The above ERate affords very coofidcrable advantages from both
wood yid water. having fon beautiful and highlyernamental fprings
of rich cop; ice wood, as well as a great many valuable timber
and other trees within it ; the river Lune abounding in a Tani, ty
of lib vitas along the fouth-e.aR fi.le of the cline, for almoft a
mile, and a fine &tam of water runs through the grounds easily
to be converted fur irrigation ale or oroonebt. The
sad romantic fernery in and about the eftate, and the variety of
piofpcdts fro nit are molt juftly admired. It f near fre. Rorie,
lime, and coal, in a fine (path" country, abounding with game.
near the moors, containing groufe, and prefenting altoget tux fuch
a fituatiun for a Gentleman's feat as is feldom offered foi fate.
The Laud Fax is rideenied.
Fi.r a view of the prentifes, apply at the Mar firm Houle; and
for further pal ticulirs. to John Watkins, of \A'airingtom, Big
Mr. Edward A. Burrow, Bolton ; Mr. Birtirworth. Preston. where
a plan of the Eltate may be ken ;or to Mr. Bradley, Solliitor, in
Kit ithy I.onfdale.
London, England, 1807-09-05

DRRSDEN, JULY 23.

• It is reported here, nn what is believed to be good
authority, that the Frcnch 111.4rfhal Ney will be ap-
pninted Commander in Chief of the whole Sax m
army, which army will be entirely new organized.

WARSAW, AUGUST is.

On the 7th inilant the city of Thorn bad nearly
fuffered a fimilar calamity to that which happened
fome lime fince at Leyden. A powder waggon,
which flood not far from a large magazine, blew up;
but 'he magazine fortunately, though the roof was
blown did not take fire: as it was, 6o perfons 101 l
their lives, and many more were feverely hurt.
General Dumbrowilty has fired his head quarters
at Pofen.
London, England, 1807-09-05

THE 430R1 UGUESE HOMER.

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'THE LUSIAD ; or, The DISCOVERY of
1 INDIA. An Epic Poem, trat,flated by William Julius
Miekle, Erg. from the Pun uguere of
LUIS DE CAMOENS.

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DANT ZIC, AUGUS r 13.

An authentic notification has been made to the
Governor of this City, on the part of his MakAy the
Emper( r Napoleon, that the territory of Dantzie
Mall be trended tan German miles, and not two
French. His Excellency has efficiaily communica-
tt d to the Settee this agreeable intelligence, which
has occasioned the greatell joy. Boundary polls for
our territory will be immediately crated, and pro-
telted by a c ,rdnn of French troops.
London, England, 1807-12-12

1 •
NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS—WIod N. H.
222. DOB I amt. noz.
o z Llfboo o o
O llOoumbargh z z

Dublin -
Watafortl

CORE, DECEMBER 3.
We have ju& received an account of the cap'tUre of
a brig from London, off this port, by a &howler
'privateer. She boarded two Americans coming in ;
and fhe has alto taken the fhip Richard, of and from
Whitcham, bound here to take convoy for Jamaica ;
this velfel was infide Cable ifland, and bad a Cove
pilot on board. The name of the brig from London
is not known. The Admiral has fent out a frigate
in god of them.

DICISISII 7.
Yelierday Morning the Expedition, under Sir
S►xost. Hoots, finally failed from this Harbour.
They got under weigh with a fins breeze, and were
all out of fight in an hour.
London, England, 1807-10-20

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HULL, OCTOBER 16.

The Charles armed nip, Captain CLAPHAM, left
the Humber on Friday lafl, for Elfineur, with zo fail
of (hips under convoy. The Rofe collier, of Lynn,
It. Thoinpfon matter, has foundered at fea. The
bodies of the mailer, mate, and one of the men, have
been picked up. They have all left large families.—
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_lmes, of London, from New•callle to
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London, England, 1807-10-20

LIXOWSCELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

THESE PILLS have long obtained a jail cele•
brity is the private practice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary, and from their great cliceefs in many obftinate Bilious
Diforders, on numerous patients of dittinetion and others, parti
cularly the Dime of Bedford, Sir George Warren. Sir Gregory
Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Scle, the Vifcountefs
Bulkeley, &c &c. he was perfuaded to offs them to the public,
under the approbation and (mullion of their name.
The following is a Proof of their Efficacy—.-
" Deal Cattle, Haverfordwcft, South Wales,
February 24. x 803."
" Captain Lloyd prefents his compliments to Mr. Dixon, alth&
not perfonally acquainted with him, would take it as a favour. if
he would fend him four or five boxes of his Pills, as loon as he
poffibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always tired the Medicine. is
now pregnant and very unwell—for the great fervice they have
; been to Mts. Lloyd, as well as to Ccl. Bithop and all his family,
Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he
goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint tome perfons
as venders in dais county. it would be a benefit to the community."
The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for reltoring
the tune of the (tomach—for raring indigeftion —for preventing
crudities, and their confequent difagrceable erudtatior,s and fi -
knees. They prevent habitual and temporary coftivenefs—fick
head•achs, and heart burn which is occationed by pregnancy, and
a debilitated ftnmach, whether miring from the acrimony of the
redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excels.
Sold wholefalo and retail at Mr. Btuler's, No 4, Cheapfide, cu.
nor of Patemofter row, London; and retail by molt country Me-
dicine Venders, in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 6s. each
London, England, 1807-10-20

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 21,
will be aeted the Comic Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Young Meadows, Mr. Kelly ; Mice Woodcock, Mr. Dowton;
Hawthorne, Mr. Johnftone; Fuftace, Mr. Gibbon ;
Hodge, Mr. Smith, (being his fourth appearance on this Rage.)
lama, by a Young Lady, (her fourth appearance on any Rage.)
Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. Sparks; Madge, Mrs. Bland.
To which will be added. the Farce of
THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON.
Murtoch Delaney,-with a Song, Mr. Johnftone.
This Evening-,-All in the Wrong ; with the Poor Soldier.
London, England, 1807-10-20

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

The DIANA frigate arrived here this day from
the Weft Indies, and it is generally believed the has
a quantity of fpecie on board. Two of the outward-
bound Weft Indiamen arrived here this day from the
D .wns, viz.—Simon Tayler. Captain Mesa, and
Phczniz, Captain DOUGLAS: many more are hourly
expefted by to-morrow morning, as the wind has
been E. nearly the whole of this day. The SANACEN
(loop of war was towed out of harbour this day.—
The ALBICORE attempted, but could not get out.
The Fox cutter, of this port, H. HAREELL mailer,
will fail on Wednefday for Lilbon, without-convoy.
A good opportunity for any perfon who may wins
to forward any packets to their fricnds at Linton,
before the total departure of the Britillt.
DEAL, OCTOBER :9.

A fmall French lugger privateer run through the
Downs la% night, and about 8 o'clock captured two
collier brigs (names unknown) one of which was re-
captured by the Countefs of Elgin hir.ed armed cutter,
the other unfortunately was carried dear off by the
privateer.—Arrired the Findon freighted (loop from
Woolwich ; Skylark (loop, from a cruize cif Dieppe;
Butner gun brig, from off Offend ; Pholphorus fire
veffel, from Dungen.fs ; the Ocean, MALCOLM, arri•
ved from Charleiton, and failed for Bremen ; the Nile,
ANDE RroN, from Archangel for Falmouth ; and Pe.
tronelle, HAMILTON, from London for Briftol.—
Wind S. W.

IN Tilt Dowers—Prinrtfr of Orange, Vire Adoiral Rowley;
Canada. 74 guns ; Clyde frigate, Skylark floop, Furious and Btelikr
gun brigs, flambee armed lhii,, Weyniouth ftc:e fhip, Phorphorns
fire veffel,lDifpateh and Dt.ptford naval tranfports, Findon freighted
(loop, &c.
London, England, 1807-10-20

YARMOUI H. OCTOBER 19.

This morning arrived the MAJESTIC, Admiral
RUSSELL, and the Fume frigate, from a cruize.—
Sailed the CALyrso, with the Little Belt, a Danilh
corvette, and feveral merchantmen; alto, the EA-
NEST gun blig, and PRINCE or WALES cutter, on a
cruise.
London, England, 1807-10-20

FARMING.

ACHESHIRE FARMER, who underilands
every branch of Modern Ag-icialture, Planting, Draining,
&c and wha can be well recommendsd, willies to engage with any
Nobleman or Gen:lent7n, as LAND STEWARD, or BAILIFF.
A Line, addreffed to R R. No. 44, Davies-ftrect, Berkeley-
fquart, will meet with immediate attention.
TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS.
TN confequence of the Wicks of thefe Candles being
•IL previoully coated with War, they have the following Advan •
tages:—lirft,They are feldons, if ever, fu'tictlt to what is called a
Thief In the Candle :--fecondly, They will not Gutter, except
from bad Inuring or carrying about ; and thirdly, They horn lon-
ger and give a brighter light than the ulual Mould Candles. Sold
wily at the Candle and Soap Company's Wareboufe, No. 181,
Flsct-itreet, (two doors from Fetter lane) where alfo may be had
common Candles and Soap of the belt quality.
N. B. A Difcount is allowed for Ready Money in proportion to
the quantity purchafed at one time.