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London, England, 1807-10-05

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY.LANE. .
TOMORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 6,
11 will be revived (not 4ted thef, twenty years) the Tragedy of
PERCY
Percy, Mr F.lliflon,
Ilwina, Mrs. Whitlock. (hcing her firtt ap:warance on this Rage.)
To wkich will be added the Muheal Entertainment of
THE POOR SOLDIER.
Patrick, by a Young Lady, (her fourth appearance on any Rage.)
Fitzroy, Mr. Cooke; Dermot, Mr. Dignum;
Doty, Mr. Matkews ; Father Luke, Mr. Palmer,
Norab. Mrs. Mountain ; Kathiane, Mrs. Bland.
This Evening—The Tragedy of Pizarro ; with the Devil to Pay.

VICTIM I. LI NG OFFICE, September 30,1807 e
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MA7RS7re N.4Yr, the herby ere Mike,
That on Thurfda, the Bth of Odeber next, they et ill be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (feale.l up), and treat for filch quan-
tities of BISCUIT, nude from Whole Meal, as the refpedtive
Manufacturers of that Arad.: may think proper to offer ; to be
del!vered in two months, by weekly proportions, Into his Ma.
jelly . Vidlualling Stems at Deptford ; and to be pit! for by Bills
payable with Inter& ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tender for a lefs quantity than Three hundred Bags
will be admitted.
The Conditions of the Conttadt may be fsen at the Secrttary's
Ofßee.
No regard will be bed to may Tender is mobit.: the pr:te flan owe /to
bilireed in words at leititle, or that YUJI ad be delrotered to the Board be-
bre One o'Clemb oa tbo laid nstrfilay she Bth Oaober next, at* or NW;
t!"; ferfen who no.obet the Thaw, e font Peelers on his 6e6alf, writ&
t altos, meats nano for.

FICTUALLING•OPPICF, eforell 3t, kio7.
THE COM-VISSIONER3 for VIGTUALLING
HIS 112.47115Tra N.: • Y, do beech give Notice,
That on Wednefday, the ad December next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the fupply
of FRESH BEEF, for the ufe of His Majetly's Troops at the
Winds and Colonies hereundantentioned. viz.
Surinam, Berbtce, Dcmarara, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenatia, Barbados', St. Vincent, and
St Lucia, Dmninlea, Antigua, St. Kit's.
During the (pace of twelve months certain, from the ;ft March
doS, and further until fix months warning Ihall he given to be
paid for by Bills payable with intereft t.inety days else date.
The Conditions of the Coutraa (which may be taken conjointly
for the whole, or fcparateiy for each Ifland or Colany) may be
feen at the Secretary's Ofike.
No regard still be Zed to as, reader is sobich the priceilbll not be
;alerted is mem& at Zenith, or that fits!! Not be delivered to the Board
before ose o'clock me the lard Wedeeflay the tel December next, w.r
Me Perim lobo maim the Tender, or foist Perfia os tic behalf. &task
to owfwer whew called for. . .
London, England, 1807-10-05

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZE rE.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBER 2,1827.
In purfuance of the KING'S pleafure, the under.
mentioned Captains were this day appointed Flag-
Officers of his Majelty's Fleet: viz.
JOHN HUNTS., Efq.
FRANC:4 PENDLE, Efq
WILLIAM ALBANY OTWAY, Efq.
010161 i LEIMSDAINE. Fig.
Sir SAMUEL HOOD, K.B.
Hrmtv vxcuott.s, Efq.
14222 err SwwrEa,
DAVIDCE GOULD, Efq
RICUAID GOODWIN KEATS, Erg.
To be Rear Admirals of the Blue.
FOREIGN OFFICE, OCTOBER a, iBo7.
The Right Honourable GEORGA Carremo, his
Majefty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, has this day notified to the Mininers of
Friendly and Neurral Powers refident at this Court,
that his MAJESTY has judged it expedient to direa,
that the moll rigorous bl••ckade filuld be eftablifhed at
the entrance of the River Eyder, and that the fame
will be maintained and enforced in the ftridtell man•
net, according to the nfages of war acknowledged
and allowed in fimilar cafes.
FOREIGN OFFICE, OCTOBER 3, 0.27.
The Krec has been pleafed m appoint jostrn
CHARLES MELLISH, Efq. to be his Majefty's Secre-
tary of Legation at the Court of his Sicilian Majefty.

WHITEHALL, OeTOBEIt 3, 78oy.
The KING has Leen pleated to prefent Mr. JOHN
MACCLELLAN to the Church and Parifh of Kelton,
in the Preibytery and Stewartry of Kircudbright,
vacant by the death of Mr. THOMAS HALLWAY.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant!of Ayr.
(hire.--ta Bdttalion of the zd Regiment of Ayr.
fhire. Volunteer Infantry.
James Donaldfon, Gent. to be Captain, vice Dalrymple, appointed
to the A yl-flare Riot Battalion. Dated Sept. 1807.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County ofCarnarvon.
Loyal NewborOugh Corps of Volunteers.
Robert Beaver, E.fq. to be Captain, vice R. Currie, refigned.—
Dated Sept 17. Z. 12,
Hugh Thomas, Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice.H. Jones. refigned ;
William Parry, Gent, to be ditto, vise Griffith, rtfigued ; Geo.
Reynolds, Gent to be ditto, vice D. Jones, reigned; Richard
Griffith, Gent to be ditto, vice Hughes, refigned ; Robert
Dines, Gent. to be Entgn, vice Thomas, promoted ; Henry
ughes, Gent. to be ditto, vice W. Jones, refigned Thome
Payne, Gent. to be ditto, vice Reytioldc. promoted ; David Ro-
berts Pugh, Gent. to be ditto, vice R. Jones refigned ; Robert
Quirk, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice W. Currie, refigned.
AU dated as above.
Comnsiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Utz.
Loyal Walthamflow Volunteers.
Jobo Mani. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sparrow, reigned ;
and Nita Casznove, Gent: to be ditto, vioe„Maberley, refigoed.
Data September i s,
Barking Volunteer Infantry.

rarid Momleans, Ottit. to be Fetign. Dated Sept. tE. 18,7.
Cogsaitifions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Bed(ntd.—Militia.

11411Eten Hardgusve, dent. to I.c lieutenant. Dated Aug. is, 1807.
FeAge William Neuter td be &to. Dated Aug. a 4, tao 7.
ttt 'trap of 'Woburn Yeomanry Cavalry.
'The Moil Noble Francis Marquis of Taviflock to be Captain, vice
Fad 1 zditsir. reigned. Dated Aug 31, 18c7.
Bedfordthire Volumeer Infantry.
Come jamb Winter, Gent. to be El.fign. Dated Aug. 31, 1207.
London, England, 1807-12-08

THE CONTINENT.

A Mail from Gattenbutgh Arrived this day ; alfo
tiamburgh and Altnna Papers to the z all. and
Danilh and Swedilh to the 24th ult. from which we
have faceted the following articles :

ALTONA, NOV. so.

Private letters from Paris, received by the way of
Holland, announce that the French troops have
taken poffeilion of the Caille of St. Angelo, at Rome.
They write from the Aullrian States, that the army
of Neutrality, in Gallacia, has received orders to
dilband ; and that the regiments which comport it
will return to their rid quarters.
Accounts from Lemberg, of the 3ot h of Odober,
hate, dial a letter from Odeffa announces the arrival
in that town of General Scballiani, who continued
his route for Paris.

COPENHAGEN, NOV. To.

The Englifb Captain, Alexander Frafer, who
commands the Vanguard frigate, flationad off this
place, fent in, the sth infl. the following letter to Mr.
Gram, the Swedith Conful, refident in this place:
66 I have the honour to acquaint you with the re-
ceipt of your letter of the 2d infl.,that my inflroaions
for the blockade of Copenhagen are precife. I was at
liberty to modify the blockade in loch a manner, that
Danith and neutral veffels, under too tons bur then,
laden with postilions, fuel, falt, and timber for
building and repairing bottles, were allowed to enter
the port, in cafe I should finchtle Dana Cornwall-

slant and Governor of Zealand difpofed to permit'
Britifh fhips and vac's to pats the Cagle of Crow-
berg unmolefied.
• " All fuch fhips, however, both Danifh snot
neutral, as have the above cargoes on board, and
are furnillted with paffpnrts of Admiral Gambier,
which have net yet terminated their voyage, are al-
lowed to enter the port of Copenhagen, but no other.

64 Having carried on a correfpondence on this
fubjea with General Peyman and the Governor of
Cronenburg, their final anfiler was-64 that it was
not in their power to refrain from hoflilities." No-
thing is therefore left me, but to enforce the block-
ade in the molt vigorous manner.
44 In particular reply tc your queflion, I obferve—
tfl, that all !hips furnifbed with paffperts by Admiral
Gambier are allowed to enter Copenhagen, and fail
from thence ; ad, that all veld, bonaide laden with
Swedifh property, on producing to me a certificate
thereof, (hall be permitted to fet fail from Copenha-
gen or Elfineur, for any Swedifh port ; 3d. nu Swe-
difh, or other (hip, mull load in Copenhagen any
other property than Swedifh, Englilh, or neutral, and
to put to fea wish the fame. Swedifh (hips in ballaa
are at liberty to fail from Copenhagen, when they
pleafe.

a
46 It gives me particular pleafure to have it in my
power to return the above anfwer to your queftion,
without deviating from my inilruaionr. To rote&
the trade ef his Swedifh Majefly's fubjeds, and the
Swedifh coaft, form a particular and moll pleating
part of my orders."
London, England, 1807-12-08

A CHAJ.LsNGE

MESSRS CUR K I E. and do. S urgeons, challenpa
the whole world to prnge a fingle inJtatice where their Me-
dicine and method of cure have failed of the cleared effeet. The
practice of many years in this particular branch of their prof& el
has not given rife to one unfuccefoitut cafe.
They continue to (tired the it bodies to the treatment and curs
of Veneceat Crimphtints, and that derangement of the fyltemi
which is the confequerce of the pernicious wafteftt I eras of a hi-
bit long and molt unhappily tumbled by the youths of bilth fexce,
in the one it will be found to be the unfailing ((niece of barrennefit,
the other have its r.ivages fatally developed to them by a diStrenicz
flare of debility, which if not timely remedied, terminates in inn-.
potence. There are its remote and ultimate effects : while coif-
lumrtinns.lofs of mid-et:tar power and various nervous complaiiirt
urually char idol& the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per-
fen tang:Axing tinder the di:orders inci lent to fuch a life their
treat nem is fim7le.and has never proved uMuceefeful in the courts
of a long. laborious, and much extended prielice. In the mcl
obit nate and complicated cafes of Venereal Infedtion. furl as oh-
ttrmttions in the Urethra. Spuogy Fletefeences, Hard tumour..
C Mous Ulcers. Pruptions Seminal Weaktitf., Glees, &c. be
which have hitherto baffiedtht fkill of the general practitioner.
Mere Currie and Co are now ecabled radically to cure by a new,
isle, and careditious mod.: of practice. fitperior to any nther yes
adopted They may be coniulted 11ft-idler Sea with the greaten
delicacy, feereey and honour at their future, No. to+, Hatton Gar-
(le& Patients in the country are requeft-d to flew the partienlars
of their cafe, their age, and general mode of I .iving. pia
paid, enelnfing a bank note will be duly anfwered t and the need-
fay advice and medicines given or fent tr• any past of the kingdion.
London, England, 1807-12-08

PORTUGAL.

By the fame veffel a report has been received that
the French army, commanded by General Jt;Nor,
bad taken poffeillor. of Lifb3n ; but the date of the
trent is not mentioned, nor any other circumflances
to enable unto judge of its probability, by comp.tring
it with account, already received.
London, England, 1807-12-08

PENZANeE, DEC. 5.

Arrived the ketch privateer, Glaneufe, ont fix days
from Brett, captured en the 3d inilant, between
Scilly and the Land's End, by his Majelly's fhip
Scots now : the mounts eight guns, and is pierced for
fourteen, and carries fixty men. She has captured a
Portuguefe (hip, and two Englith brigs, this cruize ;
the is the privateer that has been fo often on this
coati.
London, England, 1807-12-08

ATTESTATION.

T THOMAS GI.AISTER, farmer, of Sabeak.
in t'e Farina of Abbey Holm. near Carlifle, do elcclare, that
I was fir above fix r'onth• forely Al'idled with a nerve us corn.
plaint; attended w ith internal we amaefs, tots of memory, pains in
my head. care and break. and was fa had as to be confined to my
bed. had many r.ineelies preferibed me by the faculty, but to no
purpnfe. Fortunately, Mr. Janie of Carllfle, who knew my fad
foliation, recommended to me the CORDIAL BALM of GI-
LEAD. prerarrd 11 Dr SOLO NV ;N. of I.iv rpool, three bottles
of which medicine only, I declare, bas reftored me to perfett
h a'th. I have taken a voyage to Liverpool. on pearpore to return
my hearty thanks to I' Solomon, for the great bleffing I now en •
joy of my health, through the great dileovery, the Cordial Balm
of Gilead THOMAS GLAISTER.
Liverpool. Atigull. 52 t 797
P. S. I (hall return to Carlifle by the Margaret Captain Inim
Barnes, of Carlifie. with whom I arrived, when I mean to retina
Mr. jolt* Viinks'for his kind reeraimendetlen.
!setae. ce may be bad to Mr. Francis Jollie.Seoteh Rorer. Carlifle,
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refretablis
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There are alto family bottles, e awaiting the quantity of Lore
tl.e tea 6d. ones, fur 3 is. by which sse are feared
Thole who with so have she Medicine irtmardiatelyfmns the
Deetor. by fending the money for any quantity they think popes.
till have them fent by filch carrier as they Rah appoint. log-
(•I6ce orders Inc any rum may Ix fent by pelt, and the balance stilt
be returned in the but, or orders with calla enelofed will be duly
attended to
Froper direCtions for every cafe, to enabler/40mo cure them•
feller., is given with each bottle, price half a guinea.
Nora.—Each beide has a government Item", wkh the name
" Sam]. Solomon, I.iverpoor engraved thereon, to imitate which
is felony.

HIGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOREOS,
naming i 7 minutes aher 9
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46 minutes 'after 9

LONDON : Printed and publilbed by LEVAL KEN F. (of Cap
tuber/ Place, Lambeth) at the ST Alt -OF IPIC IL, t. Caul
ftrret PuMithe 1 alto u the tirmt -Or elm I'emple•Bu.
London, England, 1807-12-08

HARWICH, DECFIVIBER 7.

Arrived the Ichonner Sea Lark, Lieut. lltwK•,
from Copenhagen, after a very rough pafTage of about
three weeks, in which they were obliged to throw
their guns overboard ; and being limn of provifions,
only (even or eight men out of 20 were able to keep
the deck. We Icarn that a fchooner of a limilar de.
fcription is 101 l in the Cattegat. The Lark, Captain
Dtxt., having on board the mail for Cottenbure,
has not yet failed owing to contrary t‘inds. Remain
the Vixen gun trig.

The William, WAKE, from Riga for London, is
captured and carded into Bra nhortn.
The Martha, HoLLANn, from Shoreham for Ply.
mouth, was captured off Potiland the 28th tilt
The Providence, H•vss, from Liverpool for Wa.
terford, is Intl.
The Providence armed flip, arrived in the Hum-
ber on the ad intl. failed from Hellingboong on the
Loth ult. in company with 36 fail, and parted from
them the next night, in a gale.
:The United States, Mona oT and for Baliimote,
from the Illes of France, is detained by hia Majelly's
Ihip Leopard, and fent into Halifax.
By the private !met' received from India by
the Indus, dated 23d July, we a►e furry to learn,
that a dreadful famine prevailed in the Madras Pre-
fidency, and that the orderable native inhabitants
were dying in all direaions. The calamity was Deco
Ironed by the violence of a late Monloon.
London, England, 1807-12-08

SIIEERNESS, DEC. 7.

Arrived the Portoguefe fhip Flor de Mer, Cap•
tarn Ds COSTA, from Yarmouth, detained by
the Warmer there, loaded with iron, hemp, Ars,
hated oil, and canvas, which is to be immediately
furycycd, to afcertain if it is fit for his Majefty's
fervice. On her pafftge from Yarmouth to the Nore,
the left an anchor and cable.—Alfo arrived the Swe.
difh fltips Triton, Tuawia; Ap..110, l'amesom; and
Augutia, l'Errsasort, from London, for Gotten.
burgh ; and the Rofen, PartracuirsT, from St.
Uhe's w Car.lfam, with fat. the Asrattat frigate
has come down from Chatham, and gone to the
Note. Capts6l GFoans Meaais is appointed to the
lklacN Fr, at l'ortfmouth, and Capt. 111•Iirsitz to
the ZENORIA at Chatham. Lieutenant THostas
Motu r.t 1. is alio appointed from theCitarte fchonner
to the Acura gun brig at this port. The COR O.
M ANDEL will be paid to.moirow, and go to fea im-
mediately.
London, England, 1807-12-08

COPENHAGEN, NOV. 21.

The Royal Danifh Minifler in Paris, Privy Coun-
cillor Dreyer, hats fent his Secretary of Legation,
Captain Guilleaume, as courier to Kid. They write
from Paris, that his difpatches relate to a treaty of
alliance between France and Denmark. Ruffia is
alto Paid to have made propufals to the refi of the Nor-
thern Powers Pr forming a powerful coalitinn to re-
fill the defpotifm which the Englifh exercife at lea,
in particular in the Baltic.
London, England, 1807-12-08

MARRIED.
On the ayth ult. at Bawtry, Wm. Neil, Rfq. of Barnwell, Ayr
&ire. Capt,iii iu his Majeltfs 69th regiment of Foot, to Caroline,
the eldeit daughter of George Spider, Efq. Deputy Commiffary
General
London, England, 1807-12-08

HELSINGBURC, NOV. ts.

The Englifh troops who landed at the ille of Hum
are now embarked, on their return to England.

AUGSBURG, NOVEMBER 12.

The RofGan Privy Cuncillor, M. Dcrnidoff, ar•
tived here from St. Pctei (burgh a few days agn, with
a number of perfons belonging to the Chancelleries,
and continued his route for nazi:. The lateß private
letters announce that the French troops will quit
Brannan the 15th init. and that this fourth will be
given up to the Ault' ins.
London, England, 1807-12-08

SEMLIN, OCT. so.

The aoth and 211 i this month B,oco -men, of
the gartifons of Belgrade and Semindria, %vete tranf
ported, with the utmost expedition, in waggons to-
wards the Buzawa, as the Tusks have, we ate af.
lured, forced the paliage of that liver with 25,c00
men, and have already advanced to the lost of
Socco, five miles horn Ufchatza.

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBER is.

The grand Englith fleet under the command of
Admiral Collingwood, has retired from the Archi.
pelago; but a (mall fquadron, under the orders of
Admiral Calder, remains off the Dardanelles, and
blockades them fo Ittialy, that not a veffel can
enter or depart a ithout being taktn. It is laid that
the Englith Minifler Sir A. Pager, to whom the Porte
had refuted permilfinn to land at Conflantinople, is
on b•rarsl this fquadron. The Porte in making this
tefufal declared, at the fame time, that he could not
negotiate but in concert with his allies. The Englifls
Minifler has, it is (aid, time made new propofals to
the Grand Seignior.
As ail importation from the Archipelago and Me-
diterranean has ceated, the fearcity of provifions is
very contiderablc; it would be l ill more fo, if the

navigation of the Black Sea was net permitted by
Ruffia- There have already arrived from the ports
of*. Crimea a confiderable number of veffas laden
with grain and other pew/Mons.
MILAN, NOVEMBER 4.
Letters from Ancona, mention, that twentf eight
Ruffian (hips, efcorted by the Alia (hip of the line,
entered that port, ,having on board the troops which
heretofore computed the garrifon of Coati.
VENICE, NOV. a.
The French are marching in great numbers, not
only to Dalmatia, but alto to Pefaro, Sinigaglia, and
Ancona. On the 26th nf:Oflnber 1300 Ruffians, of
the Garrifon of Corfu, landed in Ancona. It is ge-
nerally reported here, that the Senator Lucien 80.
naparte, fhortly to be proclaimed Redd Lazio,
King of Latium.
NOVEMBER 11.—All the regiments which corn-
poled the Army of Neutrality in Ball and, Wel
Gallicia, are now returning to their Tauten.
LISBON, OCTOBER a 6.
It is now finally determined, that the Prince Re.
gent, who was on the point of leaving this capital,
is to remain here with his children, and we under-
' !land that General Junnt, who is now at Madrid, is
I alone to refide here as AmbaWador.
The general opinion is, that the Englifh, in conic-
' quence of our ports being (hut againli their Win,
will commence hollilities againft us, and take poffef
! fion of Brazil.
London, England, 1807-12-08

BANKS OF THE MAIN, NOV. f 4.

Letters from Berlin (late, that even after the eva
cuAtion of the Prullian States by the Confederated
troops, there will (till remain for fume time a French
gat rifnn in Stettin ; but the lot trelies of Spandau and
Culirin will be given up at the fame time with the
reli cf the count) y.

HANAU, NOV 10.

Immediately after the arrival of Mar fhal Keller-
man, the following was puhlifhed in tlii, place :
Extra& from the Minutes of the Secretary's Office
of State: •

In the Palace or St. Cloud, Aug. 4, tBO7.

Napoleon, Emperor 4 f the French and King of
Proteeur of the Confederacy cf the Rhine, &c.
tic. decrees :

ART. I. All property, both tertitotial and allodial,
honk., &e. helotiging to the riiiice of Ilan iver, as
well as to the provincial dates, and the c-uniry at
large, shall be fequaltated, and poffeliion thereof
taken in our name.

11. All wocds and forefls are included in the pro.
perty mentioned in the preceding article.
111. An Infpeaor of the Regiflering Office of
Paris {hall immediately proceed thither, make an
inventory of the above property, and tranfmit it to
this office as boon as poffibie.
VI. In the fame manner {hall be proceedei with
regard to the country of Hanau.

XI. '1 he Minillers of War and Finances are re.
fpeaively charged with the execution of this decree.
(Signed) NAPOLLON.
Hanau, Nov. z. 1807.

Ithl-LERMAN.
London, England, 1807-12-08

SPAIN.

A fhip which failed from Plymouth fur Bilboa,
ith Spanifh prifoners a few weeks ago, commanded
by Captain May, returned to that port on Sunday,
and has brought intelligence that, by the interference
or dire& mandate of Nat•nntou, the PRINCE or
ASTURIAS has not only been liberated from his con
finement, but appointed Generaliffimo of the Spanifl►
army. We have not yet learnt any farther particu-
lars refpeEling this interelling event, which feems to
indicate a hngular and unexpeeled turn in the (late
of parties at Madrid. Has that deflruflion been
hurled on the Panics of the Peace which he had
devifed for others ? or to what other cayfe ate we to
attribute this lingular event ?—As it is poilihc the
intelligence that has reached ty. may prove incorrect,
we forbear to offer any farther IfblervAtions at pre
fent. We have, however, to hate that our information
comes from a qua rter that we hat generally found
to be perfally authentic.
London, England, 1807-10-02

TUE SIXTH ZOOK•

DICTIONAIRI IUNIVERSIL DES SYSIOHYMES DE LA LANGIIE
Fan NCOlin, Recuefilis par M. L'Abhe de Levizac, prix 6s.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friars; and to be had of all Bookie Hers, with the full Allowance tO
Schools.
N B. The above-mentioned Series of eafy and fimple elemen-
tary Books are believed to be all that are nceelfary to render an
Bogßib Student fufbciently familiar with the French Language,
for the purpofes of tcading and converfation. Every perfon muff
have been Bruck wisp the abfurdity of the pcidlice of putting the
prefent voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and
their Auxiliaries Intl the hands of Children. Well educated
Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fubtleties
which, by means orthe previouay exifting French and Englies
Grammars, are atteqmited to he taught to Children in Eng Ulla
Schools. The Abbi.:lllffut's Books, on the contrary, con fain no-
thing but general Ind effential points of information ; they leave
the Pronunciation to the living Tutor, from whom as mush will
be learnain an bout as by Rule in a year; aud, in refried to Words
and Conitrudicio, iticy pise the acquirement of the Frehch Lan-
guage, by au Englifh ehil4;exadty tut cbc, (ante footing as'tha: oR
whicikit itanAs to a native.
1, •
London, England, 1807-10-02

CHANCERY PRACTICE.

This day was paid:bed, iu two vols. Bvo, (including tht new fees)
price 18s. in boards.
_ _

THE PRESENT PRACTICE And COSTS in I
the HiGli COURT of CHANCERY : with Pra&cal
Dirtetions and Remarks for the guidance t,f the Solicitor in the
eondtalog of a caufe, from the commcnct. ment to its dole; and
albs ip eonduaing other proceedings in matters under the jurif-
ditlion of the Court or of the Lord Chat:idler; in which the
radtice of the Court, and particularly before the Matter, is fully
explained, in a manner entirely new. With an Appendix, con-
,• tah.ing a valuable Colledtion of Moslem Precedents, in iiec‘ffary
uk dining the progrefs of a cattle.
By S. TURNER, Solicitor.
Third Edition eonaderably enlarged and Improved,
• • By Ro4gRT HINDS VENABLES,Efq.
Of the six Clerks Office.
yonden : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Lawßookrcllers,Por-
.
voial•ltr.ct,LbictAislnp.
London, England, 1807-10-02

FAS4.IONI FOR OCTOBER.

*MOLTS! AND PARIS/AN PASSIONS tot OCTOIRR, 111" Al
NTSD IT PRINTS IN "LA SILL* ASRIMILRI," OR
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PIESRNT MONTH.
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•LIOANT PASSIONS Or T/12 SEASON.
LADY'S DPI'S —A round gown with (bort train, ornamented
at the feet hi (tufty of muffin or needle-work; a long fleece
rucked, with full trip; frock back, and lappelied bolbm cut
and trimmed with feolkopvd lace. A Chapeau I. la bocage, of
Imperial chip or Cadre, ornamented with a wreath of ivy or jon.
qui& ; a Logic fprig of the fame in front of the bofom in lieu of a
brooch. A (bawl of Chinefe !ilk, thrown negligently over the
(boulder'. Hair in a tingle band acrofs the forehead, relieved by
loofe curls in front and at the fides. Hoop ear-rings of amber or
carnelian. Straw.coloured kid gloves and (hoes
CUILD'S DAM --A frock and trowfrrs of fine cambric, bor.-
derrd at the bottom in rich fancy Vandyke, French back, and
bofom cut very low, and ornamented with the fame • Circaffian
fierce very Dort. The Moorifh baot, or high pompoea, of bright
yellow kid, laced with purple. Safe. to correfpond, tied in (hon
bows and ends bcbint'.
PARISIAN COSTUME.
London, England, 1807-10-02

AARMY.
LIEUTENANT of Heavy Dragonns wifheh
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(PA Paid) to A. B. at Mr. Lapel, Taylor, No. z Bury-ftrett.
St. James's. Loudon.

PARTICULARLY IN rERESTING to the VOLUNTEERS
of GREAT BRITAIN.
This day was pub/Jibed, price %perm
THE PROCEEDINGS of a COURT MAR-
TIALI held at Gaped, by order of lisiodier General
PORTER,on the 18th and 19th of September, aq.opitHENR.Y
BUTTON. a Private in the Capon and AlverßAe Batulion of
Volunteer Infantry, for enliAlog into the Royal hiatuses while on
Perinanent Duty in the Garrlfon of Oafport. Intorleation.acc•
Printed for Melts, Idtestnan, Kara, Rees, and Orme, Pater.
nofter•row. London t ind William Jointfon, Oofport, and may be
hadof all Boolthdlere.

This day was pah,fted, price S's-6d. few&
A REPLY to certain OBSERVATIONS' of the
Right Rev Dr. WHLNER, upon the Sequel to the Serious
',lamination of the Roman Catholic Claims; including fame no-
tice of the Tranfadions of 1791 and 5793; of Dr. Troy's Paltoral
Charge; of the Pope's Refcript ; of the Remarks upon the Mawr
of Durham's Charge, and the Ads of the Council of Conftance ;
Mr. Sydney Smith's Sermon, and other matters.
By the Rey THOMAS LE MIisURIER,
Redor of Newnten Longville, in the County of Bucks, and late
Fellow of New College. Oxford.
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Piccadilly; Richardfons, Royal Exchange: Cooke and Parker,
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A NEW PERIObIbACWORK.
On Thurfday, the Firit of Otober, will be publifhed, the Firft
Number, to be continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal
Odavo, and cmbellithcd with two or more Engravings, by the
bra Attißs, chiefly from Original Drawings, price 3s. 6d. per
Month, of
THE ANTIQUARY's MAGAZINE, or AR-
CIVEOLOGICAL LIBRARY,

emsaActsio 124 SZPARATt
i. The Antiquities of the 13riti6 Mande.
s. Oriental Antiquities.
3. Egyptian ♦ntiquities.
4. Hebrew Antiquities.
s. Creek Antiquities.
6. Roman Antiquities.
7. Northern Antiquities.
8. American Antiquities.
9 Mifeellaneous Subjedts of Antiquarian Enquiry.
zo. Early EnglA Literature.
it. Original Letters of Royal and other Eminent Perfons.
Nugz Antigua.
is. ClitiCifol.
14. Intelligence.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPs, No. 6, Fridge-Rreet, slack-
friars, and to be had of all 000kfellers.
London, England, 1807-10-02

CORK, SEPTEMBER 23.

At a meeting of the Freeholders of the county of
Tralee. on the atft inn. the Gentlemen prefent una-
zimouily came to the refolution of petitioning Par-
liament to enad a law for the commutation of Tithes
in Ireland.

The Earl of MOIRA is now in Dublin, on a vifit
to his venerable mother, at Moira Houfe.
In the requilitinn to the High Sheriff of the county
of Kerry, for calling a meeting of the Freeholders, to
take the fyftem of Tithes into confederation, it is very
remarkable to have the names of three beneficed
Clergymen among the Requifitionifis.
• Sunday evening lad, the garrifon and yeomanry
corps of this city fired a feu de joie, in celebration of
the taking of Copenhagen and the Danith fleet; and
on Monday morning, orders were ;trued by his Nitir-
fhip the Mayor, requiring the inhabitants to exprefs
their joy on the happy occalion, by illuminating their
bottles in the evening ; this order was, however,
fpeedily countermanded, owing to a remonftrance,
figned and prefented by a number of the moil refpee•
table merchants, in which they declared that, viewing
as they did, the attack upon Denmark, as an onpre•
cedented, and apparently unwarranted outrage, upon
a Neutral Power, and with which they had been en•
gaged in an extenfive commerce, they could not court-
tenAnce it by any public aft of theirs.

On Moodivll the EArl of CHATHAM was
unani-
moutly eleetci High Sti:ward of the Borough cfCel-
London, England, 1807-10-02

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. C. Kerby, late Fellow of New College, Oxford, is
prefehted to the Rectory of Wheatfield, in Ozfordatire.
The Rev. Thomas Golightly, M. A. of Brazen-note College,
Oafertl, has been inflituted to the living of Beddington, in Nor
tharoptonfhire.

The Aff.tciate Prclbytery of Coldllrram has ordained Mr. W.
I.ce, P.dlor to the Coggrega•iun Horndeao ; and Mr. R. M•Laurin.
Pallor to the Congreptin.w at C"ldinghatn.
Wit rms.
At Doune Lodge, on the t 7th ult Lady Doune, of a daughter.
At his houfe, in George-Rrect, I.dinhurgh, on the asth ult. the
Lady of Alexander Ramfay, Efq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1807-10-02

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS—Wind S. W.
Alt. Due 'Ate; nut.
o Onttenhurgh o
o I 2 Lifbon 0

Dublin
Waterfotd

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 29.
Came in his its (hips DRAGON and Caizitv
fchooner, from a cruize off Breft.—Wind S. W.
TORBAY, SEPT. 30.
This day was taken up at fea by one of the Torbay
ifhing boati, a leather bag of letters, which were
brought home in the Bellona Weft Indiaman, Capt.
FRARISi from Surinam, and who was unfortunately
wrecked on Sunday lall, in a heavy gale of wind,
about fix leagues to the weftward of Torbay, and the
Captain and four or five others p:rifhed ; much of
,the wreck has been brought into Torbay. The letters
were all forwarded to London by this p-‘ll.—Re
main in Torbay his Majelly's (hips Ville de Paris,
Saint George, London, Dreadnought, Coloffus,
Plantagenet, Fcudroyant, and Conqueror, the Role
and Harlequin (loops of war, the Daring and Ann,
brigs,and the Bede), and Nimrod cutters. Wind N.W.
London, England, 1807-10-02

A FARM. HOUSE LIBRARY.

In Twelve Monthly Parts, at ys. 6d. boginnirg on the Firft of

°debt r.

The Pubtither of the utsdermentlooed work has been perfuided
by many Noblemen and Gentlemen of great Landed Property
who are :anxious to inereare the diffulion of Agricultural know-
ledge, to divide it into twelve Seven Shillings and Sixpenny Parts,
in the expeetation that many perfons, who may not choofe to pay
four guineas and a kslf for the complete work in hoards may not
think it an Oka to expend a twelfth part of the fum once a month.
He hopes that juflice will be done by the public to his defign, and
that all the friends of Agricultural Improvements, int..lligent Far-
mers and great Land Proprietors, will kindly exert themfelves to
g;ve general currency, as well to the complete work as to the
Monthly Parts.
On Thurfday,-the Firft of Odober. will be publifhed, price 7s. 6d
embellillwd Vi ids Wien' capital Engravings, and to be completed
in Twelve Parts,
PART I OF THE SECOND EDITION OF

ACOMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL
L -11. AGRICULTURE, including all the MOORRN lateacive•
astr Nrs and Drscovr ai F. 6, and the minks of all the attention and
enquiry which have been beftowed on this important farm:,
during the laft Itift, years; the whole combining and explaining
fully, extennvely,andeonipletely, the PRINCIPLES and Pa. CTICt
Of the MODERN AaT Of MISR INDRY in all its branches And vela-
dons, forming two large volumes in quarto, Illaftraied wish nearly
One Hundred Engravings reprtfentiog improved implements, the
various GrAffes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle.
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Honorary Member of the Board of A.grisultore .Itc. &c.
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. . .
" This w irk appears to us highly va►uablc ; the e dodtrines whisk
it teaches are orthodox, temperate, uniform, and liberal; and the
manners which it recommends, are what every judicious parent.
would WWI his fon to adopt."—Britifh Critic, film
" We confider tilde Letters as truly valuable, anti would
ftrongly recommend them to the attention of our younger friends."
Critical Review, April, itB3.
" We cannot withhold that tribute of praife which a work of
fuels fuperfative merit demands, from every one who is interelted
' for the welfare .if the riling gensrotion."—Gus. of Ed.
As aSrrve may be had. by the fame Author, jsit publifised,
LZT : Las addreffed to a Youtcn LADY ; wherein the Duties
and Charadtew ut Women areconfidcred chiefly with a Reference
to prevailing Opinions. The Second Edition, in 3 vols. tams.
trice One Guinea in boards.

TMs day was publifhed, in t Smo,
Printed on fins paper, with the belt ink, and hot-preired,
. . . .

a. Price 31. fewed,-Ina cafe like an Almanatk, with gilt edges,
an enlarged Edition of
TIOYLE'S GAMES ; improved and related, as
a Companion to the Card Table, conGßing of praCtical
Trentifes on Twenty-two Games, viz. All-foam, Brag, Catlin°,
Commerce, Conneetion, Cribbage, Domino, Faro, Laolquenet,
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Revert's, Rouge Le Noir, Speculation, Vingt un, and Whitt*
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s. Price is. In extra boards,
HOYLE's GAME of CHESS, including his Chefs-Leaures,
and Come &tedious from other Amateurs.
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man, Stewart. Crolby, Laekiogton, Mawman, and Afperne.
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a. In 12M0, Price is. (cored,

DRW's Trotife on BILLIARDS, with Inftruetions And Rules
for the various Games, comprehending DireCtions for rite Conduft
both of the Players and Betters, as well as the common odds
laid on the hazards and the game, from one point being given to
fix incluave.
London, England, 1807-12-30

Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, Jun ; Sir Feeble Sordid, (Guardian to
Colembase). Mr. L. Bologna; Clown, (Valet to Sir Feehk),
Mr. Grimaldi; Soldier's Son, with a Soo', Matter ilmslien
Bookklier, Mr. King ; Paltry Cook, Mr. Denman'; Poet,
Mr. °THEM.; Mungo, Matter Godwin; Mara man, Mr. Lee;
Oilman, Mr. Powers ; Old Soldier, Mr. Diet; Beadle, Mr.
Bologna; Savoyard Girls, Miffed H. S. and B. Adams, (from the
Theatre Royal, Dublin, bring their first appearance on this
nage); Milliner, Mrs. Bologna; Mafquerade Ladies, Mrs.
liodlay and Mrs Bunion ; and Columbine, Mifs Adams (from
the Theatre Royal, Dublin, being her firft appearance on this

Tiontorrow, Two Faces wider a Hood; with the New Pan-
tomime of Harlequin in his Element.

- A HOLIDAY PRESENT.
THB MOST BEAUTIFUL BOOK IN THE COMPASS
London, England, 1807-12-30

SPAIN.

A veffel arrived in the River yeflerday, which left
Cadiz on the tith intl. She had an unufually quick
paffage, having made the Land's End in nine days.
The Captain confirms the intelligence previoully re•
ceived, that the fleet in that port is completely ready.
for fea, and vieualled for fiz months. It will fail the
moment that the wind is fair, and the blcckading
fquadron is driven from off the port. One night,
while the Captain was lying in the harbour, all the
(hips of war weighed anchor and attempted to go to
fea ; but from the extreme darknefs of the night, and
the ecinfufion that prevailed amongif the fhipc, the
projea was given up, and the %%fres returned again
to their moorings. The Marquis of Salona, the
Governor, bad left Cadiz for fume time for :.ladtid,
to take a principal command in the army. No tidings
of the arrival of French troops at Mach id had been
received at Cadiz, at the period of the Captain's de-
parture ; nor had any thing tranfpired there relative
to an engagement between the French and Spanifb
troops, or the difgrace of the Prince of Peace, &c.—
Indeed, with refpea to politics of every kind, the I
people of Cadiz, as well as of other places in Spain,
do not •enture to fpeak. Four refpatable Spanifk
merchants of that city, according to the report of the
Captain, were imprifoned at the commencement of
the prefent month, for having dircuffed the condua
of the Prince of Peace with too much freedom.—
From this circumflance it was inferred, that the
Prince was in power. There was hardly a Spartifh
foldier at Cadiz. Every military perfon had quitted
it for the grand army. It was believed that the
French and Spania.ds hall tome important objea in
view ; but every thing refpeaing it feemed involved
in myllery. In the abfence of the foldiety, the people
had become fenfible of their defencelefs Rate, and
were apprehenfive of an attack from the Englith.—
The Captain's veffel was boarded by one of our men
of wAr, off Cadiz, and 1-, was informed that prepara•
Lions were making for bombarding the town. No
veffel was permitted to leave Cadiz openly, and it
was only by Reath that the ab:.ve P.1;13 WAS able to
efcape in the night.
London, England, 1807-12-30

SUPERIOR MINCE PIES!

TABART, of tht Juvenile Library, New Bond-
• itreet, informs his young Friends and theLilliputlan Gentle-
folk thro•tghout the Metropolis, that he has this day drawn
large Batch of Mince Pies of fuperior excellence, and of fuck
peculiar quality, that they keep their flavour in every feafon for
many years

Their fupericrity over every ether attkle of the fame kind,
renders them cheap at half a crown each, decorated as they are
with an interefting copper plate,and with gilt orsaments.
B. Tahart has appointed the, principal Bookfelkrs throughout
the Empire his Agentq for the talc of there choice and inimitable
articka—Chriftmas Day, 1807.
London, England, 1807-12-30

that Pcirt :

" DOVER, DECEMBER 29.

" A French fchooner, with a Flag of Truce,
paffed by here this afternoon, about four o'clock,
" from Boulogne, for the Downs.—Wind S. S. W.
" and bluws very hard."

We are happy to (late, that by an arrival at Cork,
accounts have been received from America, of a
date fubfequent to Mr. RAN DOLP 11'S inflAmmatory
fpeech. There letters concur in repeating the af-
finances of the total difappearance of any Wile
• feelings againa this country.
London, England, 1807-12-30

THE EVENING STAR•

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Couto% for ace: 64E64—Reduced 634163-omniam—p
Exchequer Bills 311. prc.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 224U4 Imp. Ann. 74
s rer Cent. Red 63f Excheq. Bills, par as. dif.
4 p r Cent. Scii Omnium,
India Bonds, Ir is dif. Englflb Tickets, 201:19s.
Imp. 3 per Cent 624 Conf. for ace 64

FLAG OF TRUCE.
Tie Mail of this morning from Dover, has brought
us the following letter from our Correfponklent at
London, England, 1807-12-30

THE MEDICAL OBSERVER.

NO. TV. of thislnuetins. will be poblifbed on the
IR of JANUAR,: mmtalnims. among other Articles, Dr.
Maclean's Second Letter on the Monopoly of the Cane of Phy-
'Watts—Critical Artily& of Dr. Stone's Treadfe on the Difesfes
of the Stomach. and of Digeftion--Solonton Mae..... Farce—en's
Letter to the Editors, ocrafioned by the perufal oft Letter from
Dr Mackin...A MI and corer& Account of the Trial of Dr.
i. Helier Campbell. with remarks, fro, peke Is. 64.
Publithed by S. Highley, No. st, Rect.itreet.
Of whom alto may be had,
COVTINRO'S ESSAY on the Comusacs and PsooveTs of the
BRAZILS, Zen peke sO. in beards.

NEW ANIMAL 111001APHY.
An initrodive and arguing Work for Youth.
This day was pnbliatsd,
In Two neat Voloress,priss cos. boards,
700 LOGICAL ANECDOTES l or Autheotic
44 and Interelting Fags. relative to the Livia, Manners, and
°economy of the brute Oration t (*Wale* the Inob flaildng
initanees of the ititelligenee, fseseky, facial difrofition, and extra.
ordinary capacities of variant-An/am* both In their r --eat and
dantetticated flats.
Plumed for H. Colbert+, p. Condeb4beet.
Of whom may be had, Juft pulaiiibrd,
rlitieh and &Ilia editions oldie Dose de LAG ZON, HMO-
rtmance, septets with Mandates of the Comft of Lott i.-X V.
anal forming a componlo• to the E/Enbefs of La Vailiere, by
Madante de Ousts.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
'CHANGE•ALLEY, CORNHILL;
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND
FOR THE GRANT AND PURCHAS OF ANNUITIES.
POLICIES expiring at CHRISTMAS, thould be
renewed within fifteen days from that period.
Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propofals,
It will be found, that no charge is made for Policies, or Indorfes
meats ; that a large CommilEon is allowed on Infurances on
Lives ; and that a Dam :Rion is made on the Premiums of all Fire
Infurances our of LONDON, whether effedted at the Company's
Houle in 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Rthdents.
Attendance daily. from nice to four.
By Order of the Board of Direaors
WARNER PHlPPS:Secretary.
*„ Farming Stock may be leured is one fum, without an
Average Chute.
London, England, 1807-12-30

OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.

This day was pobllibed, in four elegant Volumes, poft o!tavo,
illultrated by ONZ 11UNDRID ENGRAVINGS, from de6gais by
French land Spania Artists, price al. Las 6d. in boards, ac-
conspanird by proof imprcff•ms of the Plates; or on royal semo.
with the fame number of Plates, price alls. in boards,

BLAS Di SANTILLANA, a NOVEL,
N. 7 by A.R. LE SAGE—Newly trantlatut from the Litt Paris
Edition, by MARTIN SMART,
Accompanied by ONI HONDVIII tWOSAVINGS.
No apology can be requilite for pretenting to the Public a new,
Improved, and chafte Tranflation of a Novel,which is allow/id by
critics of all Nations, co be the belt that ever was written ; but
wisith *92 hitherto been debated in England, by coarte and vulgar
Tronflatima. The One Hundred Deigns which accompany the
Test, arc produtlions of correfpuntlitu, fpirit and iiitcrtili and
they give to this Edition a feature of beauty and elegance, which
is unrivAled by any esifting Book in the Englifh lianguage
Printed for Rtett ARO Phl LLI PS, No. 6, Bridge itrect, and to be
hal of all BookteUers.

GREAT ADVANTAGES !!

(SnAars of Ticarrs at Siltem Skillings a Ticket cheaper than
at other Officcs,which will app. ar, by comparing Advertife-
mcnts.)
London, England, 1807-09-18

YARMOUTH, SEPT. z 7.

Yellerday arrived the HYACINTH, and Fort ft Irrra
(loop of war, from a druize. This day failed the
Rs:m.ollom, 64 guns. and Cat ICFIIT frigate, on a
cruise off the Coma of Holland. The le/en fail of
Merchantmen which failed under convoy of a cutter
for the Baltic, have put back, they having 101 l fight
of their convoy about 20 leagues st (ea. Arrived the
NIGHTINGALL brig, who landed Capt. Hawcocz. a
volunteer, and another Poft Captain, at Cromer, with
duplicates of the difpatches from Copenhagen. A
Mellinger was alfo landed at Southwolel yellerday,
with difpatchgs.— Remain the Roebuck, IFlnra,Veßal,
and Ariadne frigates ; Hyacinth and Frarefier Hoops;
Nightingale and Erneß gun brigs.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1807-09-18

rICTUA &ZING- OPFICR, S.p'ember vfo7
rHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS Ai .47ERTrt NA 6treAy Qie. Voice.

That on Thurfday the asta ieltant, they will be rrady to
receive Tenders in writi: (fealed up) for as many HOG (the
Carcafes of which not to weigh lets than 1121br. each) intended
for Pork or Sea Store, as the refpeitive De.ders therein may
think proper to offer ; to ht killed in his Nlajefty's Vianalling Pre-
mifes at Deptford. between the t zth of Odober next and the 31ft
of March following; the brit delivery whereof to take place on
Monday the faid t zth of Odob: r neat, and the fubftquent deli-
veries to he continued twice in each week. in fuch regular propor-
tions, as that the whole (hall be completed by the 3 tit of Match
before-ment;oned; and to he paid fur by Bills payable with in-
tereft ninety days after date.

No offer of tiogi of a tufa number than will produce so Tone of
Pork WI be att:ntleci to. The Conditions of the Contract may he
fern at Or secretary's Office.

No Tri:t he Lad to any trader is vatic& the pricrlball no dr in-
ferred is erk.r.ls at levtb. or 16at /ball rot de Javavd to the Ihard before
oat •'elach oa the luiJ rburfday, tbr 2,4tb nor orrldi ter perfea
tote Oats the trade' ,ur foam terjes oa Lie kbalf, attends to aamer
wbem cai‘rd for.

JOHN PORTER.
IF JOIN PORThlt, a .•;,-Ant in, (Nephew of Mat-
thew Porter) fomritne line: the Parifh of Portfea, in the
County of Southampton, he living, he may hear of fomething to
his advamage. by ap4ying to Mr. John Ming St. CeorgeN-fqiiare,
Portfra, or of Mr J•ihn Brent, Union Road, Portfmouth, either
perfonally or by leler (cott
If the faid John Porter b, dead, any perfon giving information
when and where he died will he paid reafonable expences for his
trouble, by applying a above.
London, England, 1807-01-24

WARSAW, DEC. a 7.

Dirpatches dated from Socockzin, the 26th of De.
cembcr, at (even in the morning, bring advice that
the enemy have been cut off and defeated on all fides.
Every moment prifoners are brought in. We have
taken all their baggage and artillery.
It is impoffible that they thould again form in line.
Our army is purfuing them without allowing them
a moment's time to breath. Private letters fay, that
the Grand Duke of Berg, with the cavalry under
his command, has thrown himfelf between the Ruf.
Ilan advanced guard and their main body.

BANKS OF THE NIAINE, JAN. 3.
The ProSian garrifon of -Colberg berates con.
titotally that country, as far as Stettin. On the 12th
of December a corps of thost gariifon fell in with a
detachment which had lefi Stettin, and Made ptifo-
ners a Lieutenant and as men.

An Aultrian Gazette, in an article dated Lem-
berg, December 2, Rates, that the French Minifter
had arrived them that day from Jaffy : on the 26th
November, the Ruffians, to the number of 75,000
men, entered Moldavia; t6,0c0 men, commanded
by General Michelfon, have advanced to Jaffy ; their
plan appears to be to crofs the Turkifh territory, and
to enter Dalmatia, for the purpufe of carrying on
their operations in Italy.
JANUARY tor—According to the tot accounts
from Vienna, Aultria intends to fbut her ports on the
againfi the Engli(h, and leave Aultrian
Poland to the difpofal of the Emperor Napoleon.--
orwrii>ora.- atm, gas. 17.