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Star.
London, England, 1807-11-30

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

The Gazette of Saturday contains fix orders of
Council of great importance. They are fopplemen-
tary to the Order of the i ith inftant, by which the
enemy's corals were made fubjeft. to the reltriEtions
of a Elate of blockade. Thefe orders fix the perirds
at which information of the Order of the t ith (hall
be held to have been received in the differeat pans of
the world enumerated, and include a variety of de-
tails connefted with the execution of the great mea-
fare of retaliation, which Government have deter.
mined to enforce. Portugal and ?ruin are for the
prefent adMitted into the number of neutral posiers ;
and by the two tali Orders his MAJESTY IS pleated,
in confequtnce of the circumflances under which
Pruffia, Lubeck, and Portugal have been bompelled
flint their ports, to order the retlitution of chips
*longing to thefe States which have already been
!stained.

•ROYAL HUNT.—On Tucfclay his Majefly's Rag-
mends were bunted by the Marquis CORNWALLIS,
ed a numerous field of gentlemen fportfmen. The
ktr wr, turned nut at Maidenhead thicket, making
through the woods and inclofutes towards Marlow,
'►here he croffed the Thames; the fpottfmen purfued
im along the bridge, and the diverfinn was renewed
a the left ; the deer being clolely purfued, made
irough the town of Marlow, and the fportfmen put—
ted him full gallip through the town, to the no
61;! amufement of the pafrengers and inhabitants.
'le tct:k his oourfe up the hills, and crefTed the coun-
-7 by High Wycombe, making a double back
rough the inclofures, where he was taken within

roar miles of Marlow, after a run of near four hours.
' The following is the opinion of the ATTORIM,
JINERAL relative to the exemptions of volunteers
tom the militia ballot : " That all volunteers were
able to the ballot, and that thole only are now ex-
QIN that were efredliv.: previous to the t a.of Auguft
aL Thofe perfons oho have entered fince that
Noe, and have aifo attended drills and mufiers for
the required number of days, will be included is the
cember returns, and then will only be entitled to
'captions as long as they continue eircaive ; but if
ey withdraw thentfelves, are diftharged, or become
nn effeeives by any Means, they will become liable
a their turn to be drawn, to fill up the v.icancics
'it may happen in their refpcaive parifhes."
London, England, 1807-11-30

COPENHAGEN, NOV. io.

According to intelligence received from Sweden
from a very refpeetable quarter, his Royal Swedilh
Majelly has concluded an armillice with France until
the Ili of April next. And Martha' Brune is daily
expeeed in Helfingbourg to open negociations for
peace. The Englint Envoy, Mr. Pierrepont, is faid
to be on the point of taking his departure for Eng-
land.

Nov. t t.—His Serene Highnefs Prince Frederic
of Heffe has been appointed Governor of this capi•
tal, and the. Count Baudeflin Commandant of the
troops (banned here. According to public entice
iffued by the War Department, no deferter, who is
a native of Great Britain, limn be (offered to enlift
in the Danifh army, butt treated as a prifoner of war.
Hanoverians, however, may either enliti or receive
paffports to return to their native counts y. We learn
from Aulberg, that the Englifh have Itationed a (hip
near the light-houfe of Schagen, which twills every
night a number of lanterns to ferve fr r a beacon to
fuch of their (hips as navigate in that quarter.

ELSINEUR, NOV. za.

Since the Bth inflant the roMerr have Phut up the
Sound, in loch a manner that they du not allow any
Matter of a merchant fhip to go on (hurl and pay
tolls. They compel all (hips which enter or fail out
of the Sound to ffretch over to Helfingbourg, and
bring up under the guns of their (hips. On the loth
one of their frigates, which was lying off Helfing-
burgh, let fail from their Ration ; (he had Englifh
foldiers on board, probably the Highlanders who
were on board the Neptune, and put on (tore in the
Me of Huen.
STOCKHOLM, NOV. is.

His Royal Majdly has been gracioufly pleafed to
allow Robert Dundas, a native of England. his wife
and lawful Woe, to airtime the title and armorial
bearings of the Noble Swedifh family of Setton, and
ordered them to be entered at the Herald's Office, in
the lift of the Swedifb Nobility.
London, England, 1807-11-30

TERRITORY OF WURTEMBERG, OCTOBER AE.

His Majefiy, our Sovereign, is continually em-
ployed very actively in public, and very rarely per-
mits himfelf any relaxation. It is generally expeeed
here that the kingdom of Wurtemberg will flill
receive a very confiderable augmentation.
London, England, 1807-11-30

RENDESBURGH, NOV. 6.

By a Royal Ordinance of the 23d of Oetnber, the
exportation of timber from any part of the Dana
dominions has been prohibited until further orders,
on pain of confifcation of the timber, and a fine
equal to the value of the goods confifcated to be paid
by all loch perfons as thall be convieled of having
offended agaitat the above Ordinance.
London, England, 1807-11-30

bIe..FRILEMAtre. GOTTA SALO r.ln s.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been cP
long pis:iced, that nothing of the prelim day can bear a
competition with it in all the different naps of a ce:tain
which it effcdtually cores and eradicates from lie habit, without
exciting the painful feelings and explore d.it attends falivation,
without dehilitatiog the coattieution in any degree, or even re-
quiring c,anfinoment front bufioefs, or reftrietion in diet. The
radical vietues of thefe ineftimable Drops have proved their claim
to public approbation for more than thirty. years. In all the de-
bility of both (cies, they prove a never failing rtftorative, whe-
ther the debility is produced by too free ute of Mercury, illicit
pleafures, or the effeds of a warm climate to traveller and More
gni•-g abroad. They cannot be recommended too ttrongly tq
thofe who will receive a fafe,fpeedy,and complete cure in all old
Rubborn Gleeu, sad every weaknefs that Weds the bladder and
Orson. of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mop
there who for years had been deprived•of that happi:Aiii.
Steel wbolefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4.Ctuapfide,cor.
net of Paternolter.row, and retail hyßelam, Portftnouth; Welton;
Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth, Peck, Hall; Calwell, Dub-
no; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and Manderton, Fdiiihorfh ;
and by molt country medicine vandal', in bottles, at 11:94. opieb
with ample diredions.
London, England, 1807-11-30

BANKS OE THE MAINE, OCTOBER 24.

The fortrefs of Braunau was, in the middle of
Odober, revidualled for three months by the French.
A letter from Vienna contains the following intel-
ligence :••••" There are Rill Tome differences to ad-
jutt between the French Court and ours. Frince
requires the (hutting the Auttrian ports againft the
Engli(h trade. We underhand that Brannan has
been again revidualled, and that the French, accor-
ding to every appearance, will not evacuate Auftrian
Friuli fo loon as was expelled. The contributions
levied for the tall war are not yet, it is laid, entirely
difchargcd, and probably this has a connexion with
the continuance of the occupation of Braunau.
London, England, 1807-11-30

WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS.

'THE Subfcribtra hereto are hereby required to
pay into the hands of yORIAS He car STIACCY, FN. the
Treafurer, at the Banking Houfe of Mars March, Sibbali, Stra-
ety, and Co. No. 6, Berner's-ftrett, Ozford Itreet, a further in-
Ailment of tcl. per Cent. on their refpeetive fabfcriptions, on or
before the lift clay of INcember next. By Order,
ROBERT S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk to the Company.
Montague-ftreet, Ruffell-fgulre, N0v.28.
London, England, 1807-11-30

HOSPITAL.

THE Penfioners are ordered, upon making their
Affidavits at the enfuing Chrißmas, and after every fucceed-
ing syth of December and asch of June, until further Orders, to
fpccify the Rate of Pathan per Day which they receive, imme-
diately above their Names in the Affi !writ% in order to prevent
millakes in the payment, arifing from a fimilarity of namm, a+
alfo upon all application by Letter or otherwife, they nuy have
occafion in future to make at the Hofpital.

S:eretary's Office, Cbclfea Hofpital, 16th November, iSo7.

DURHAM AND NORTHUMBERLAND.

To he :)OLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, in 26 Lots,
QEVERAL Valuable FREEHOLD and COPY-
Li HOLD ESTATES, comprifing nearly eOOO acres of Land,
divided into compadt and good Panne, capable of confiderable
improvement, and moftly let en tenants at will, fituated in the
pariihes of St Andrew Auckland, Wallingham, Lancafter, Ryton,
and Edmundbyers, in the county of Derham ; and of Shortley, in
the county of Northumberland ; a confiderable part whereof is
tytbe free, or covered by modules, and there arc very valuable
(cams of Coal under great part of there Mates.
Printed particulars may be bad of MeiTrs. Collet, Winsbunt,
and Collett, Chancery-lane ; or of Mr. Mowbray, Rirkleatham,
near Guilborougb, Yorkfhirc ; who is authorifed to receive Pro.
WA, by Private Contratft ; and fuch of the to, (hall not be
fo difpored of, will be Sold by Audion, of whit* due notice will
be given

This day was publifhed,
liandfomcly printed in Eight Volumes Sim. price 31. 15s. in boards
or any Number fepAratelly, price as. 6,1.
'THE FARMER'S 'MAGAZ ENE ; a Periodical
1. Work, exclufively &steed to Agriculture and Rural Affairs,
for the years 'Soo, ant. tikn, 1833,1804. Egos, 1806, alloy.
(Petblifhed Quarterly.)
VI The defign of the Farmer's Magazine is to colleCt and dif-
feminate ingenious Theories. important and well authenticated
Faits and accurate Experiments. which relate to the different
braaches of Rural Economy. It is well ktibven to thofe acquainted
with the different parts of the United Kingdom, that dileoveties
and improvements in Agriculture travel very Rawly. To remedy
this the Farmer's Magazine was heft projeCted ; and if the Pro-
prietors may judge of the almoft unprecedented fele of more than
4003 copies of each Number, the 'Ned of this publication is in a
great dtgree aniwered. Ihe Work maids of t. Mifcellaneous
Communications of the mod impoitant pradtical nature : z. The
Rekidw of Agricultural Publications : Agricultural Intelligence
from every diftridt in Scotland and England. The Importance of
this branch mutt be evident to every pradtical Farmer, who at the
moderate price of 2,6 d. a quarter, may learn the Rate of the crops
and the price of grain, cattle, &e. in the difirrebt parts of the
Kingdom, befides being enab'ed t t compare hit own pradice with
that in attar dittridts, and thus to corredt what is inairoper or
deficient.

Printed for Archibald Con!table and Co. Edinburgh; and John
Murray, 32, Fleet-ftreet, London—and may be procured if or-
dered from any.Bookfeller or Ncwfman throughout the Empire.
London, England, 1807-11-30

EXCELLENT PIANO FORTES VERY CHEAP.
AT ALLEN'S ManufaEtory, No. 19, Sherrard-
ftreet, Golden-fquare, a great variety are ready for fate, at
three fourths of their price, many of them uncommonly elegant
gni fine toned. The Square Piano Fortes, with New Improve-
ments, are from five to ten guineas under the ufual price charged
by others of the firft houfes in the Trade, and will be warranted at
kart equally good. If on being fent home they arc found other-
wife, will be immediately exchanged or money returned.
Small portable Piano Fortes, alto upright and horizontal Grande
proportionably cheap.
Every Initrument mutt be paid for previous to delivery, as
their prices will not bear any rifle of lots by credit.
Mute Shops very advantageouily fupplied.
An elegant grand Cafe-Maker is wanted.

GRECIAN LAMPS.
MESSRS. HANCOCK, SHEPHERD, and
RIXON, take the liberty of refpedfully acquainting the
Nobility and Gentry, that very erroneous Advertifements have
been induftriaufly circulated, Rating that certain material im-
provements in the articles of Patent Lamps have been introduced
by interaßed individual+ they can allure their friends, that an im•
partial comparifon has been made between them and tome thcy
have jolt now the honour of offering for infpedtien, which will be
manitelt to any candid ohferver to have the decided fuperiority.
The improvement is an addition the molt iimple poffible, which
may be added to Patent Lamps of all dcfcriptions now in ufe ; by
which only an article being introduced, the light is expanded and
improve ,the cotton kept conftantly moift,and the flame of courfe
purffied.--No. 1, Cockfpur-ftreet, Nov. 25,1807.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Avgvll 3t,
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY BSTY'S NAVY; do hereby Eke wake,
That on Wedusiday the ad of December neat, they will be rcadi
to receive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for the fupply
of all fuck quantities of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK.
PEASE, RICE, RIJM, and FAYAL and TENERIFFE
WINE, as may be required for the ufe of his Majeßy's Troops
Rationed at the Wands and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz.
Surinam, Btrbice, Demarara, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenada, Barbadocs, St. Vincent, and
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitts.
During the (pace of twelve months certain, from the tit of March,
awl, and further until lii months warning Ihall be given. To be
paid for by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date.
"The Conditions of the Contradt, (which may be taken con-
jointly for the whole, or feparately for any particular Maud or
Colony) may be feen a: the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be bad to arty Tesler is which the price flail ewe be
irferted is work at length, or that flail sot be delivered to the Board
before (iota-4 ow the fail Wesheefclay the ad of December next, ow krchfc
the pes:fos who exact the Teaskr, or font pries me bit behalf attends
to aoftver when called for.
London, England, 1807-11-30

GREENOCK, NOV. 27.

The brig Juno, of Campbehon, was wrecked on
Thurfiay fe'nnight, near Sanda, Kith a cargo if
merchant go •ds from Dublin to I):trty, is cab
to,oocl. both vcfrcl and cargo quite gone—crew
fired.
London, England, 1807-11-30

TRIESTE, OCTOBER z;.

Since the Engfill have begun to refpea the Anil
tri.in neutral flag more than they have hitherto done,
many veffels with the produas of the Levant, as oil,
currants, cotton, arrive here, and trade begins to re-
vive. Several (hips that had been detained at Malta
have likewife been releafed, and have'already arrived
at 'Nen, Fiume, and Porto Re. The'Englifb flotilla,
of fiz frigates and corvettes, which was at anchor
before our road, failed again, after a few days, for
Corfu, under Commodore Campbell.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

ST. AND a cw's DAY—No buftnefs done at the Stock Exchange.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 63iii India Stoek4l79
3 per Cent. Conf. 63i; i India Bonds, lc dif.
4 per Cent. 8s H Exche. Rills. is 4s pr.
s per Cent. Navy 98,1; Omnium, tif pr
Long Ann. t7{ 15-t6the Tickets for City Lottery 71 14g.
Short Ann. 7 9.t6thsi Conf. for acc 644 e
London, England, 1807-06-13

FICIVALLING OPIICIZ, give 8,1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING
HIS IVIA7ESTrs Aurr, ab bs►shy giros Hake,
That on Friday the 3d of July next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupplying of SEA
PROVISIONS to His Majefty's Ships and Varela at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Quebec in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the
Hand of Bermuda, (conjointly in one Contradt) for:twelve months
certain, front the loth of 06tober next, and further until fix
months warning mall be given on either fide for the termination
thereof. Ihe mode of payment to be Bills bearing inter, ft ninety
dos after date.
The Cor,ditintas of the Coritraa may be Peen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be bed to any Tender in lobicb tbt prices flail est is
hf►v.Jin words at lengtb,or thatjkal not L. aroma' to the Board is-
fire One Clent ea the faid Friday the 3d of yid" next, nor sniefs
tie Felon soho male, the Tinder, .r fosse Perlin on his kbalf, attends
to softeer when called for ; nor will any Tender that contain extramu-
ral trier span loose articles, and prices much inf•rier to the teal value
sie.n others, be crlidered as proper to be admitted.
London, England, 1807-06-13

ARRIVED.

• Off the itle of Wight, the Martha, M Pherfon, from Savannah
.../at Plymouth, the Liberty, —, from Savannah—At liver-
. • pool, the Protperig, Rea, kern Savannah; United States, —,
from New Orleans, and the Ann Williams, Macey, from New
York—At Hoylake; the Erin, Pratt, from Triefte—At Oporto.
' the Alicia, ---.. Olive Branch, —, and the Britannia, Merry,
from Poole: Douro, Cameron, and the Vigilant, Lake, from
Hull: Appletree,—, from Topfham : Hope, Denham, from
Alexandria: Nelly, Wilfon, from Dumfries : Chalmers. Stone;
Commerce, Brandfnrd ; Efdaile. Wainten ; Hannah, Garin; Tho-
mas, Todd; Atlas. Harris; Mary, lake; Hope, lake ; and the
Mentor, Chriftie, from London: Juno, Hay, from Yarmouth:
Beliona, Cox; Two Friend 4, Townfhend; and a fleet from Pont
mouth—At Lifbon, the ifabella Maria, —, from Rigs: Anna
thilippa, —, from Newfoundland: Nancy and Mary. —,'
1 from Cork : Generous Friends, --, from Rots : Efperanza,
1 —; Nimbk, Cudd ; and Minerva, Eftrelia, from Liverpool—
At Malta, the Mary llabelia, Englis; Nancy, Wickham ; Ana
and Mary, Taylor; and the Laurel, —, from London : Gene-
ral Prelcutt, Clements ; Elizabeth, Cook, and the Endeavour,
. Connor, from Liverpool—At Demerara, the Amelia, Shadforth,
iand the Norfolk Hero, NPAfkill, from I.ondon—At Jamaica, the
Brilliant. &tidal—At Berhice, the Mercury, Sinclair; Rich-
mond, Partridge; P.allas, Tuliotk ; and the Dalrymple, Graham,
from London.
London, England, 1807-04-21

THRATRE,ROYAL, IDRURY-LANE.

TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 22; iBo7,
win be adied the Comedy of
THE SCHOOL FOR. SCANDAL.
To which will be added the new Oratid Romantic Mclo.
Drama, called
THE WOOD DEMON
err, “ THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK."
This Evellor—Falfe Alarms; with the Wood Daemon.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 22, 1807,
will be tided a Trag•Wy called
MACBETH.,
Macbeth, Mr. COOKE ; Meeduff, Mr. POPE ;
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS,
(Being her Brit appearance this (eaten.)
To which will be added the New Mulical Puce, called
WHISTLE FOR IT.

This Erentsg—A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with the Ogre
and Link Thsossl7,

The New Spedtacle Ballet of the NEAPOLITAN PIRATE,
with new Seeetary, particularly a Panorama • View of Naples,
having ban received with unbounded apPlanfe,will be repeated
every evening, till further notice.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE;
Under the patronage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of
Wales and Duke of Yoe*.
THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, APRIL' 2r,
Wednefday, April 22, and three following Evenings,
Will be prefented, (Bth time) an entirely new Ballet Spedlacle,
compiled and produced by Mr. Giroux, jun. with new Scenery,
Machinery, Decree, and Mufic, called the NEAPOLITAN
PIRATE.--Principal chandlers by Mr. and the four Miles
Giroux's. In the courfe of the evening an entire new Duet, by
Mits Robley and Mr. Rofe. Various feats of wonderful adlivity
en Two Horfes,by the two Mailers Davis. Elevated Tight Rope
Dancing, by the celebrated Mr. Hengler. Extraordinary Horfe-
manfhip by Mr. Smith,ihe Flying Horfeman. The whole to con-
clude with an entirely new Pedeftrian and Equeftrian Comic Pan-
mime, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH.
ro Harlequin, Mr. Cffmaii, Columbine, Mrs. Parker ; and Bun-
eherando, the Clown, Mr. Laurent; with a variety of other cha-
ndlers too numerous for infertion ; and the whole invented and
produced by Mr. Aiticy, jun.
Doors to be opened at half pail five, and begin at half paft fix
...Second price at half paft eight. —Box .ss. Second Price 5c....
...Pit ss. Second Price ts.--Gallery ts.Secood Price 6d.
• • Meffrs. Parker, Croffman, Smith, and Davis, having engaged
their numerous Company, and all their Hales, at the Amphithe-
atre, Weftminfter Bridge, for 24 Nights; at the expiration thereof
to be entitled to two Benefit Nights each, to be appointed by Mr.
ASI'LEY, they moat refpcdtfully beg leave to inform the Nobility,
Gentry, and others, that the 24 nights will expire on Saturday
'text, the osth infant.
Places to betaken of Mrs. Cannel, at the Box Otte, front eleven
till three.
London, England, 1807-06-25

I.I4INGE.

PARIS, TUNE rj.
We have now a public proof of the goad under-
flooding fubfilling between our Court and that of
Auaria. According to a notice in the Moniteur, the-
Emperor has ordered the whole of his Court to war
mourning for the Emprefs of Auftria. This mourn.
ing commences this day, and is to continue 20 days.
Ju N 14.—The Spanith troops continue their march
from the South-weft to the Eaftern frontiers of France,
without interruption. Some corps paired through
Monte de Mar fan on the ad and the 411 r Ge-
nerals, Members of the Senate, who are appointed to
organize the internal Legion of Referve, are proceed
ing for that purpofe to the appointed places of ren.
deavous. On the 9th, one of there Generals, the
Senator Colaud, arrived at Ryfel, where Tome new
confcripts belonging to the tit Legion of R&M,
have already afrembled. Other confcripts, who mutt
form part of the remaining legions, are marching
from their departments towards Brett and Rennes.
In a few weeks, the whole confcription of 1808 will
be organized.
Juts s 16.—The official Journal of this day contains
no article of intelligence, except a notification of the
Emperor's permitlion to Marthal Kellerman to wear
the order of Fidelity, granted to him by the Grand
Duke of Baden.—Price of the 5 per Cent. Confols
yefterday-76 f. 25 c.
London, England, 1807-06-25

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVIIIIIID, JONI 24.:—Pareci
Baltimore
Venus frigate, from the
Weft Indies ; Cots, Mooney, from ; Albion, ----,
from Waterford; Fiefdom, Allan; and the Eleanore, Brown,
bun MesoeL

_ Coccerr, Wearremezz. —Yeßerday, before the
MoR Nnble and Right Honourible the L,rds Com.
iitiNoners of Appeals in Prize Caufes.
Te beldst,Parlter mafter..-.Thfs flap, laden with a cargo of
Ouse's, oil, ind nther tudeles, was captured on the tath of May,
ing, by fdt Majeltrs IlOotpkorploo,and lugger join, and brought
to Poitfmoutb.

Stadt Cope:l64a, Treats tnattevThis wed, tinder Dania
'eolours, with a cameo of fail sloth, cheeks, *dles, and various
niter artietn, was captured on the sd of May, am by his Ma.
)sty's hired armed cutter 'Abort'', and brought to Yarmouth.

The Unverboft, Cornelis mafter..—This Danqh Rip, with a
cargo of various ardeks, was captured on the ad of May, :799,
alto by his Majefty's cutter Liberty, and brought to Yarmouth.
Neiman*, Hanfes asafter.—This Daniat Stip, with a cargo of
Oarious meichandise, was captured on the 59th of March. 1799.
by his Majefty's ftdp of war Latona, and brouglat,firit to the Downs
and afterwards to Ramfgate.

The Genet, Barrett matter. —This Odp, under Anterkanoolours s
tt
dos with a cargo of gin and Iron, was captured on tie 14th of
ay, 1799, by his Majesty's chip of war Didtator, and-brought to
annautts.
It appeared In the above cafes, that the Judge of
the High Cobrt of Admiralty condemned 'the pro-
petty, on the ground of a violation of the blockade
of the Terel. Their Lordlkips, after hearing the
Counfel on both fides, in each cafe, affirmed the
fentence of the Court below.
NEWLY-DISCOVERED ROCK. .
EXTRACT of a Larread.-from Captain EDWARD LUCID! Of the
Ship BRITAN Nu. to Kb OWN MR. at 141107001. dated St. Tho-
man, May 15,1807.

0 There is a circumflance which I omitted in my
former letters, of a dangerous Rock which I difco-
'eyed, and which ought to be made known to all
Mariners coming to there Iflands. The particulars
I dull iafert, taken from my own lrnal:—
"
Monday, April 27,1807.
" At to minutes before 3 r. sr. chfcovered Come-
thing a-head, like a broken malt of a Slip, with its
end vertical ;- in 5 minutes plainly fair it was a [harp
pointed rock, fometitnes covered; it was about 4 feet
high, when the fea left it; there was a great (well at
the time on the welt fide; could plainly perceive a
Large hed of ropk, about so yard. fciliare.—We were
fo clofe to it, that with difficulty we cleared it ; and
bad the fea been (month, we ihotild inevitably have
the fltip, and perhaps our lives. Its latitude is
*8 oz. N. bearing from the S. end, St. Bartholomew's,
E. 6y N. half N. t 4 leagnei; at 6 r. K. raw the land
above mentioned.—The *bore rock is not known by
any pcthn in thcfe feas."
London, England, 1807-04-17

THEATRE.ROYA L, DRUR Y-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL iB, 1807,
will be adted
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
After which, for the 6th time, a New Operatic Piece, called
THE YOUNG HUSSAR.
To which will be added the ncaewlled Grand Romantic Melo-
Drama,
THE WOOD DIEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK."
This Eveningr-Inkle and Yarico; with the Wood Damon.

GOTHIC AND SAXON GOSPELS.
This day was publilhed, No. a. price U. of
THE CHRONOLOGICAL ORGANIC REA
SONER, with one Sheet of the GOTHIC POSPIL of Sr.
Mnrrnaw, and another of the SAXON DURHAM BOOR, in Re
wan Chime:ter', and a Literal Englith Leffon, with Obfervations
on the Writings of Mr. White and Mr. Horne Tooke.
By SAMUEL NEWHALL, M. A.
Redor of St. Mary, Stratford, Bow. Middlefes ; Author of Spe:i.
wens and Parts of the Hiftory of South Britain.
Sold by John White, Fleet-ftreet.
No. 2. will be publithed on the lit of May.
London, England, 1807-04-17

YARMOUTH, APRIL t 6.

Yefterday P. M. a Dutch Corvette arrived its there
Roads with the crew of the Pauli-TER gun brig,
lately taken in the river Ems : the crew has been
diatibuted among the flays of war. Leff night came
into Caiiier beach, laden with coal, the Recovery,
of Scarborough; the chip is likely to be got off. but
the cargo is 1011. Sailed this evening the MALCialie
of 64 guns. for Sheernefs. Remain in the Roads the
Majeliic. Roebuck, Naffau, Refolution, Agincourt,
Orion, Minotaur, Namur, and Agamemnon; Shan•
non frigate; Cruizer and Hyacinth floops of war,
and two gun brigs.—Wind N. E.
DEAL, APRIL r 6.
Sailed his Majefty's (hips CLYDE (Commodore
SOLEBAY, Capt. BROMLEY, SZTLAILK, and
feveral other cruisers, for the French Coal,.
London, England, 1807-04-28

DEAL, APRIL 26‘

Arrived the Mosql., 'To 11. op, from a cruize off
Calais ; OT rk from a cruize off Dieppe ; FURY
'bomb, from Purtfmouth ; Birsrt.k a gun brig. from
Aet uizeuff Boulogne. Sailed the SE Karr s tithe chip
for GibrAlur ; A acvs !loop. for Ireland; Soffez
o.tk Ketch, fur Plymouth ; BAIILrsa gun e. ig, for
Yarmouth.

APRIL 27.--.s4llCd the MARINE* and FURIOUS
gun brigs, on a cruize off Oilend.—Remain in the
Downs the Edgar, Princcfs of Orange, Vangu.srd,
Goliah, Trudy, Clyde, Mofquito amp, Fury bomb,
Tigrefs.Griper, and Turbulent gun brigs.
London, England, 1807-04-28

CHATHAM, APRIL 18.

The MONMOUTH, of 64 guns, was commiflioned
IA week by Captain Kino I the VICTORY, of too
Rues, was taken into dock to have her copper re.
railed, on the 2341 inliant, and went out on the 24th
inliant.

YARMOU APRIL. i 7.

The Baltic convoy, which arrived here lafi night,
was joined by the trade from 14111 port, and failed
this morning with a fair wind.—Sailed on a cruize,
the Shannon, Meleager, and Flora frigates, Helena
11,10 p, &c.—Arrivtd from a cruize, the Dilator and
Stately men of war, and 01 efl es Hoop of war.—Ships
remait.itig, &Nellie, Orion, Stately, Agamemnon,
Roebuck, Namur, Minotaur, DiElator, Ruby, Sole.
bay, and Alirca frigates ; Oreftes hoop; Spat kler and
ti.vue brigs, and Arrow fch3oner.—Wind S.S.W.
London, England, 1807-06-22

GRAND Rh.POSI TORY OF HUMAN LEARNING,

Under the Sandtion of his Majetty's Royal Lieerec and Authority.
On Saturday, May t 6, t 807, was publithed,
No. I. to be continued Wetily of the

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TERA'rURE.

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rate compafs, al' the Improvements ih the. ral and mechanic
Arts. to illuttrate the prefent enlightened Rate of the Sciences;
to difplay the numerous and recent dif:overits 1.. Geography and
Natural Hi!tory ; as well as in every intareiling branch of foreign
and domeftic Literature, which refined Tafte and porawd Man•
ners re:.dcr exredlent for ever; p,rfun to know, who afpires to fill
a refpedlable lituation In Lite . .
I very Number price U. each, will contain a mnft elegant En
gravit,g, or tad. with the Plates fuperhly coloured; or, on fi, t
stilton Paper, pliin is each, or is 6d coloured. Two Nu.r.hers,
if defired, might be taken weekly; or the work may be had in
complete Volumes, kat' year:y.
Said Champante and Whitrow, J-wry tlreet,. Aldgate; at
the Encyclopaedia office, Ave• Maria-lane, St. Paul's; and L 7 all
flookft.llers in Town and Country.
London, England, 1807-06-22

A CAUTI *I TO FAMILIF.S, &c.

COCK's READINa SAUCE for FISH, en.
etching GRAVIES, &c.—Phis excellent and jultly cele-
brated Sauce, having received the approbation and recommenda•
tion of force of the Mil Families in ch- Kingd on, has induced fe-
veral venders of Fdh SAUCE, t ) offer fur fate comp .fitions of their
own, under the fame name : The Proprietor, therefore, beg.; to
caution his Friends, and the curious in plate, ag iinft fuel inipofi-
don, and to inform them and the Public, that it is only to be had
GENUINe. (in London) of
Mr Chapman, Fruiterer, No t 9, Old Bond-ftreet. •
Mr. Tyree, No 20, Hatton Garden.
Mr. Biggs, Filhmonger, Temple Bar; and
Mr. Savory. No. 15, St Mary Hlft ; fold Aro by
Mr. Franklin, Mr Eimpfon, and Mr. Andrew., Bath;
Mrs. Mathews, BriAol I Metres Bialtera. Brighton
Mrs White, Soibery Finalake and Co Salifbury
Mr. Orv..r, Sudbury I --- Frim and Rellow, South.
.- Hawkins, High Wycomb hampton
Hicks, ILA) well, Oxford Mr. W. Woodward, Winch:4er
•-• Lamb, Newbury Savage, Farnham
Norton, Henley -- I'. Gorton, Market ftrect,
Win Douglas, Ware I Manchefter,
Mis Colborne, Chippenham
And (whol, foie and retail)
, Reading, Berks.
I This Sauce is generally tiled at Table as a fuhßitute for India
Soy, Lemon Pickle, Quin Sauce, acc. and is efteemed peculiarly
delicious with Game, Fowl, Hafh..s, trump Steaks, and Cold
i Meat. Price as. half pints ; 4s. pints.

the Proprietor's, Duke rtreet
London, England, 1807-06-22

ARMY.

ALIEUTENAN.:r on full pay, wilt gilt a Eery
handfomc donceur for a Company in any Regiment of the
Line; would have no objection to a Wait India, et Foreign Cory".
or a Gairifon Battalion.
Letter; atlrelfed to F. F. Poi:-cflice, Cheltenham, will be duly
attended to

W ANI'ED, to be hired,
for
a tel t`r ptir-
chafed for the.refidenee of a fm,dl Family, a good mode-
rately fixed and will furntsNd HOUSE, with Fixtures complete ;
having fdtah!e Offices ard, and t;'irticn, and a :ew
Acres of MUM Land •Ing. fituate on the Co It, or at 3 Lhort
dittance from it. and near to a Market or Volt Town. where co
manuradture is carried on. The Prern'E.s mull he unconnthed
with any oth.-rs, and will be more deGrahle it near to a Chu .a ;
and if intended for rale they mug he fr:
Letter's Dolt pail) addrefred to X. V. Z Wilbrth C:
&ire, will have the nioft refrca:tol
London, England, 1807-06-22

HULL, JUNE i,.

i

Arrived at Narva on the 16th May, the Alexan-
der, from this port. Captain Wra.sos, with two
Ruffian and two Swedilh failtrs going on fhore, the
boat tuifortunately upfet, and they all periffied. The
Charles armed !hip arrived in the Humber laR Dien,
with a fleet from the Baltic.
London, England, 1807-06-22

Commirions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
Coutitiee of Brecon and Monmouth.
To be Deputy Lieutenants—The Rev. W. Hindman Jane, D D
for the County of Monmouth ; Warren Jane, Eft for the (aid
County. Dated June t 6, tSoy.
Cominalion in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Chariot Hanifon Powell to be Captain, vice Price,
reigned. Dated June 16, 'Roy.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Auguß 1. William Tucker, of Exeter, merchant, at twelve, at
the Star Inn, Ewer.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Croaker, late of Gofpart, and Southampton, Hants, !hip-
chandler, fail maker, dealer and ehapman.
BANKRUPTS.
Robert Armillead, late of Gigglefwick, Yorkfhire, cotton fpinner,
and fince of Mancheftcr, eotton•rnanufaZturer, dealer and chap-
man, to furtonder July 9, at five, July to. and Auguß t, at
eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Prelton. Anomie., Mr Wilfon,
No. it.. Grevillc.ftreet, Hatton Garden, London ; or Meths.
W and T. Carr, Blackburne, Laneafhlre.
Jonathan Mallalieu, of Manchefter, dealer in cotton twig and
weft, dealer and chapman. July 3, sr, and Anvil! r. at eleven,
at the Palace Inn, Manchefter. Attorney, Mr. William Edge,
Back-fquare hlanehefter.
Roger Ilidlake'liolking and John Hocking the younger, of South
Brent, Devonfhire, yarn-makers, dealers and copartners, June
19, 30, and Auguß 1, at ten, at the London Inn, Afithurton.—
Attornies, Mr. Samuel Anftice, No. 3, King's Bench Walks,
Inner Temple. London; or Mr. Solomon Tozer. Alliburten.
Jofeph Hanlon. of Hurtfgreen, pad& of Salehurft Suffez, and
Thomas Hanfon, of Battle, Stiffez . innkeepers, dealers and chap-
men, June 13, July iI. and Mott I. at ten, at Guildhall,
London Anomie., Mehra Gregfon and Dixon, of Angel court,
Tbrogmorton-ftreet, London; or Mr. Martin, of Battle.
Geivas Hall, of Bow.ftrect, Covent Garden. Middleft x, liquor-
merchant, dealer and chapman, June as, July 3„ and Auguß t,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mehra. M•Dotigel and Hun.
ter, Lincoln's Inn, London.
James Stoneham, of the pardb of Saint Nicholas, Briftol tavern-
keeper, dealer awl chapnlan, June as, July 11, and Auguß t, at
fix, •at the Bunch of i;rapcs Tavern. Bath. Anomie., Mull-cp.
Shepherd and Adlington, Bedford-row, Loudon; or It. A.
Sheppard, Bath.
London, England, 1807-06-22

BRITISH FIgE.OFFICE.

THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE ticGrous of ex-
tending eh/ it liberal Plan of Infuranre on Honks, Buildings,
Goods, Merehandize, Shipping, and Farming Stock, have ap-
pointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great rxitain, of
whom the Propofals maT be had Gratis, as well as at the princi• '
pal (Mery is the Strand and Cornbill, London.
ty Inieranees due at Midfuninter mutt be paid on or before

ase 9th day of July.
Coinmon Intimate is. per Cent.—Hazardous, ss

Hazardous, sa.
FARMING STOCK, 24. 6d. per Cent. only
ROBERT SKELTON, See
London, England, 1807-06-22

MONDAY, JUNE 'ih, 1807.

This day was publilbed, rice is.6d.
CAPTAIN FOOTE's VINDICATION of .his
CONDUCT, when Captain of his Majelly's Ship SEA
HORSE, and Senior Oißev in the Lii.of Naples in the Sittanatr
of 1 799.
Printed for T. calm and W-Davies, Strand, Londow.

ROSA MATILDA'. NEW WORK. -
SECOND' EDITION.
This day was publdheAl, In Four Volumes, price sts.
'THE LIBERTINE. .B 7 CHati.orra
R Better known as OSA MATILDA,
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Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand.

Thit day were pnbbfhed, price ls. 6d, Cewel..
niiSERVATIONS on MEDICAL REtORM,
illuftrating the prefeet condition of -Medical Science, Edu -
cation. and Pradice, throughout Great Britain and Ireland, mid
propofing Inch Alterations therein, as appear molt likely to fuc
nerd ih Remedying the feveral which abound in this Pro
Teflon, and which have at length become fubleas of Univerfal
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GRECIAN I.II'F.RATUit E.

This day were publiiheti, price its in boards,
ARCHJEC)LOGI A GRJECA. fq the Airicplities
of 4:lessee—being an Account of the Manners and Cuftoms
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Chiefly d figned to illultrate the Greek Chilies, by explaining
Words and•Phrafes according tci the Rites and Cuflorns to which
they refer. Tn which arc prefixed a brief Hiftory of the Grecian
States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers.
By the Rev. JOHN BINSON.
Of Cirrilt's College, Cambridge, 2elafterof the free Grammar

School at .Raveniton;dltle, in Wellmorchin4.

London: Printed for RICHARD Punta's, No. 6, Vow Bridge-
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vo!ume, duodecimo, price 6s bound
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Hiltory, price 6s bound.
London, England, 1807-06-22

PLYMOU JUNE so.

CaMe in the Prince of Wales, Capt. POR els, from
Memel, with naval Rotes. Sailed the Pat/ELOPE, of
36 gum, on a cruize ; DELIGHT, of 18 guns, ditto ;
MARS, of 74 guns, for Portfmouth ; Pedlar, Captain
WILLIAM s, fur the Eallshdies ; And hats, of 32 guns,
on a cruize.
London, England, 1807-06-22

CHAP rAus NEW WORK.

This day was publitised, in 'Pour Volumes °awe*, illiftrated With
numerous ngravings, price IL 16s. in boards,
C HE MI STR Y applied to, Arta and Maaufa&ures.
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Legion of Honour, Member of the Inititute, Honorary '
Protelior of the Seboolof Medicine,'Sce.&c.
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'eheinift as M. Chaptal, who has Aciltuity applied in it all the 'no
dens Difenveries in Chemiltry aid Experimental Philofophy to
the perfedion of the Arts and the various branehta of Manufac-
tures. Snob a Work has long been at: aeknowLdged dellderaturn ;
and, eiecutcd by fo acute an experimentalitt as the prefcnt Au- •
thor, it forms an acquifition, above all peke, to the numerous the. •
milts, workers of metals, and manufadturers, of Great Britain and.
Ireland.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-flrcet, London:
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PRACTICAL and THLORITICAL CuttAIST.T, in one large and
clufay-printed Volume, Uetavo; by WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Witll
PIERO, price tbs. Beath.
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This day was pubiithod, bandfotiely printed in oetavo„
With the Portrait of a Chief, and two other Engravings, price
ss. bd. in boards,

SOME ACCOUNT of NEW ZEALAND; par-.
ticularly the BAY of 4StANDS and furretinding 'Country ;
deferibing its Soil and Produzlions. the Reif:ion and Gov. rament,
Language, Arts, Manufaaures, Manned', Cuttonts, and Auntie-
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the Ictereourfe of Europeans with Savages; and-an Account of a
NATIVE of NEW ZEALAND brodght to EcglantL
by JOHN SAVAGE, Eft.
Surgeon, and Corr‘ponding Member of the !Lora Jennerian
Society.
Printed for John Murray, Fket-Itreet, London; and A. Con-
Rabic and Co. Edinburgh.

Juft publiated, in a large Quarto Volume, price 11. t6s. pr
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ADICtIONARY of PAINTERS, from the
REVIVAL of the ART to the PRISEN PERIOD.
By the Rcv. M. PILKINOTON, A M.
A New Edition, with conliderable Alterations, Additions, an
Appendix, and au Index,
By HENRY FUSEL!, R. A.
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Orme.; Cadell and Davies; Laekington, Allen, and ;
Parry, and Kingfbury; W. Miller, J. Harding, anal Mawutan.
London, England, 1807-06-22

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE so.

Arrived the lirmovawr gun brig, with a convoy
froM the Downs. Sailed his Majeay's chips Arrow.
DANCE, for the Downs, and the ALCMENE, with a
fleet of tranfports for Cork. Drnpt down to St. He-
len's his Majeßy's (hip Macaws, with a convoy for
South America. _ _ _

Tim 14th and 56th Regiments, for Madras, em•
bat ked this morning on board the Royal George,
Wexford, Wyndham, Earl Howe, and Watley Eat
Indiathen. They will fail to-morrow morning under
convoy of the St. Amu's, of 64 guns, Captain
Ausrxit.
General WIITHEiALLifor the Cape of Good Hopei
And General CLAVIIING, General TORNtR, and
Colonel Gasomt.s, for South America, are come
here to proceed to take their commands.
The %Fen's Regiment have embarked this week,
and failed for Guernfey• The 38th are under (Inters
for the fame Aland. The 4th and 36th regiments,
will embark in a fetv days for Jerfey. Wind S.W.

DOVER, JUNE so.
Sailed the brig Rowena, Captain FILCHER, for
Demerara.—The WRANGLER gutt•brig has gone into
the Downs this afternoon, from the French coaft,
with two floops, which her boats brought out from
under the batteries at Boulogne, and, although ex-
polbd to a heavy fire, our brave tars very fortunately
got off their prizes without receiving any injury.
The crews of the flocps efcaped on fhore, except one
man, who was killed by a cannon thot from the bat-
teries.

just t.--Pafted by this day for Amtlerdam, the
(hips James, Capt. Cost at.x, from Baltimore ; and
the Thomas. Capt. Souls, from Alexandria.—Wind
S.W. and moderate.
London, England, 1807-06-22

PROCLAMATION :

" His Majefty the King of Pruffia, my Sovereign, has entrust-
ed me with the command of a corps of Pruffian troops, which,
united to the Swedifh forces, is about to commence its operations
againft the enemies of our country, under the command in chief
of the King of Sweden.
" If, on the one hand, the jolt eaufe of the King, our Sovereign
is courageoufly fupported by great and powerful Allies ; fo, al
the other hand, the cries of our oppreffed and fuffering country
fummon every Pruffian to its defence.
" The moment of undertaking this is at length arrived; and I
therefore now call upon all patriotic Pruffians, who are capable of
military fervice, whether raiding in Pruffia or in foreign countries,
and armed or unarmed, as circumftances may permit, to repairto
the corps under my command, "shun every one will be duly re-
eeived,maintained, and advanced, and there co-operate in attain-
ing the great and fublime end before us.
66 Inhabitants of the Pruffian Monarchy ! Recollcdt the ftate of
your country, when, not one, but many enemies, made war agaiolt
it during feven long years. Be mindful of the glory of your an.
ceftors, who were its brave and vidtorinus defenders ; thew your-
raves worthy of them ; and learn, like them, to conquer or die !
Stralfund, lune r, tBc 7. scucues."
TWo Swedifh (hips of the line, the Gullavus and
another, have arrived with another divifion of Nut.-
flan troops from Pillau, and further reinforcements
were on their way. The Pruflian troops at Stralfund
on the 7th, exceeded is,ooo men.
The fcarcity at Conliantinople, in confequence of
the cullomary fupplies from the Black Sea and the
Archipelago having been fufpended by the blockade
of the Dardanelles and the Be-photos, has become
fo great, and the clamours of the people in confe-
quence are fo violent, that the Divan has found it
neceffary to order the Captain Pacha to hazard an
action with the Anglo Ruffian fquadron. He has
been reinforced by three fail of the line and two hi-
gates, and has failed from Gallipoli, with the hum
lion to iiive them battle.
The 1 urks have made Tome nnfuccefsful attac •
on the Ifle of 'Penedos, but in each were repulfei
with lots. The Ruffians are flitted to have take
Stalimane or Lemnos.
Baran St. Vincent, the Alsatian Ambafrador
Bonaparte, on the 7th of April, addrelfed a Nee
from Warfaw, to the Belligerent Powers, offerig
the mediation of his Court to accomplifh a gene
peace. The propofal was rejected by the R 111441101
Pruffiao Monarchs.
The report, in Come of that German papers, derv.
neral Bennigfen having refigned the command of de,
Ruffian army, is wholly unfounded. He is perfal
recovered from the indifpofition under which he bis
laboured, and fully enjoys the confidence of his So
vereign and of the army.
They write from the Can't of Loe, that it is be•
lieved his Majefly (the King of Holland) will &elf
return to that place to pats part of the Women-
that which induces this belief is, that his Meld!
attended on his journey by very, few perfons, red
that the greater part of his fuite is returned to the
Hague..
London, England, 1807-06-22

kAUTiCAI,

FALMOUTH, JUNE 19.
this morning arrived the Auckland packet, SIC UY.
Litt, with mails from Lifbon, in 14 days pafrage.—
She brings accounts of the fate arrival out of the 1:A -
ism btig of war, with convoy from England, 9 day s
pairagc from Falmouth. The Walfingham pack.: t
with mails from England, arrived out in 8 days --
His Majelly's thip 'rations, 38 guns, and P-ittreft
Elizabeth packet, were alit lying in the Tagns.

TASSENGERS PER. AUCKLAND PACKET

idis Hale*/ and Son--Mt re Mahony—M M'Grevr—Mr. .
Beil—Mr. Ford, Mr. Prelton, Mr. Sans tda, and Mr Stevens.
Alfo, arrived the brig 81.111111, THOMAS,
from Briftol.—Sailed yeflerday, the Ptircels Eliza-
beth packet, with mails of the 13 intl. for Gibraliar.
Malta; and Meffina ; and this day the 'l'own(hend
packet, Donn, with mails of the 9,11 and 16t11 intl.
for Lab to ; the fhip Minerva, ALEXANDiII, from
London, and (hip Hope, M‘Ctows, from Greenrck
for Surinam. The Not ton packet, fit;tc lir, will fail
the 2111 intl. with Mails of the I 7th inft. for the Lee-
ward IflAnds..—Wind North.
London, England, 1807-08-14

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 13.

Arrived the Autncourr man of war, from the
Downs; alfo the Nile, PALK, for Halifax; Swift,
Ditswyrr, and Good Intent, STE vans, from London,
for the Weft Indies.—Sailed the Explorion bomb,
with a convoy for the Downs; and the Ant fchooner,
with the Jane, SCOTT, and the Canada, APT LIMY,
for Quebec.—Came up to Spithead, his Majefty's
!hip ULYSSES, with the fleet for the Weft Indies,
which is to wait the arrival of feveral vela, from the
Downs.—Wind S. E.

DARTMOUTH, AUGUST zs.

Arrived l'Eliza cartel, Captain MORTAN. from
Motlaiz, with five Englith prifoners.

DEM., AUGUST 13.
Sailed his Majefty (hips SATELLITE and FURIOUS
on a cruize. Wind S. W. ,

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 13,
Arrived this morning from the Nine the CRUIZER
(loop of war ; and the Frau, ERNEST, and Clam
gun brigs from a cruize. Sailed the ARIADN a fri-
gate on a cruize; and the CRUIZER (I'lop of war with
four tranfpnrts laden with ordnance (tore: for Admi.
ral Gambier's fleet. Remain with the above the Ma-
jeßic, Roebuck, and Veßal frigate. Wind S. E.
London, England, 1807-08-14

ELEGANT VILLA ...With a? Acta of Land, at DUL %ICH.
MESSRS. WINS ['AMAX and SON, refpeß-
LvA fully acquaint the Public, that the Sale of the Leafehottl
Rersdetee. Mkt, Garden.. and Land, of N 13 French Efq A-
venged for Viednefday neat, the sth of Auett, is unavoidably
poftponetl to Friday the slit of the Inca moods.
Fatcrnuflcr.ro.r. Avail 3, Igor.

GLASGOW WATI•R WORKS
WANTED, for the Glafgnw Wnter.Wnrk..
CAST IRON PIPES of 7 inches dfarniter within. Thefe
Pipes are to be caR on end. in dry land, in lengths' of 9 feet 4}
inches. and are to confill of Metals Atha of an inch in Manes.
the quality of the Metal molt he fuett at to retilt a Column of
Water too feet in height. Each Pipe to have a facet at inches
in length, of a diameter to receive the end of a 9 inch Pipe, with
proper jointing. There arc alto to Le two moulded Rings on each
Pipe.
The number of Pipes wanted is 600; to he delivered in the
Company'. Yard. between Sydney-Preet and Duke Rreet, in equal
proportions, in the 'Mamba of November, December. January and
February enfutng. The firtt month's Pipes to be raid for iu calla,
when the fecond month's proportion comet to hand. &c.
Pravdal4in writing, fealed up, to be fent to Mr. David Denny,
at theplaow Flee Glice, en or before the asth of September
strit.—^Glafgow, Molt 118037.
London, England, 1807-08-14

AUGUST 4..

A grew: number of people aifembled at St. Clond
yetlerday, in order to fee the Emperor. His Ma.
jai:, can,: cut of his Palace a feven o'clock in the
ard made the tou• of the Park in an open
zarti.l.2,e. His pefence excited the mon general en-
Nlajelly anfur•ered thefe teßimonies of
i,.ve and giatirnde lay kluting the public with that
ce ar•d goodnefs which charafterize him. Five
tiler open carriages, in one of wl,:ch was her Ma•
j..ity the Emprels, followed that of his Majeßy.
The peace has been promulgated in all the cities
~f the En••pite with the greatelt folernnicy, and amidfl
natiimons 'rind loud repeated cries of—tong live
iial,2leon the Great! Every save the public j•yy and
):.littitutie have beer. manifelied, by fpootanenus illu-
!,,ittation,, and devices and infcriptions, fuited to the
occalion.