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London, England, 1807-05-29

FULLING V. KIIIIEWICK.

The Plaintiff, a farmer at Eaft Ham, brought his
aaion to recover a compenfation in damages for an
injury don; to his child, by the negligence of the De-
fendant's fervant. It appeared that the Plaintiff's
fervant had the care of two children, and (he was wal-
king out with them in the above neighbourhood in
Oaob►r laft. .One of the children was in her arms,
and the other was playing in the road, where the De-
fendant's cart ran over it, and broke its leg. The driver
of the cart, inflead of minding his horfes, was a fleepon
the (hafts, and the accident was attributed to his ne.
gligence. The infant was afterwards attended by a fur.
geon, whole bill amounted to 601. and the Learned
Serjeant who conduaed the caufe, was initruaed to
fay, that amputation of the child's limb was yet likely
to take place. An application was made to the De-
fendant, who is alfo a farmer at Eall Ham, to corn-
penfate the plaintiff and his child, for the misfortune
which had happened ; and the detendant was willing
to pay the Surgeon's bill, but oblerved he cool l runt
he anfwerable any further for the negligence of Lis
man—the prefent aaion therefore commenced. Alter
the evidence had proved the above fads, the Jury
found a verdict for the plaintiff.--Damage• t6ol.

BIRTHS.
On Monday laft, to Goster-ftreet, the wire or Captain Jonathan
Birch, of a daughter.
Monday, at Briton Perry, the Lady of James Lumiden, Efq.
late Licutcnant•Coloud of the 3 sth regiment, of a fon and Istir.
London, England, 1807-05-29

CHING'S PATENT WORM LOLLSGES.

TO Patents, Guardians, and Others who have- the
care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too ftrongly
recommended. Worms arc a &cafe few children efcape. They
deltroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digeftion, produce pains
in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its nourilhment,
oceafion emaciation and palenefs. flop the progrefs of growth, and
are the caufe of the molt alarming convulfions, which too often
terminate in death. Nor are their effeets lots revere on grown per-
lons by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they are often the
eaufc of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at loft, and fahjed
the patient to the molt excruciating fits of agony and difiref.. In
childhood, every dreafe with which a child is afflidted is alit) high-
ly exafperated by them. The certainty and fafety both of their
prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eflablifhed
to the fatig!adion of the Public, by the teflimony of the &ft and
moll leading chandlers of the Nobility, and of others of high re-
fpedtability, who have witnefTcd its remarkable aids in their own
familLs, that it is only neeeffary to obferve, this is the period cf
the Lafon when fuck a medicine ought to be given to children and
others, to prevent any attack of this complaint.
Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No.4,Cheapfidc,
Corner of Pato-Goiter row; and retail, by molt country venders,
inlboxe..at 19. pd ancl ss td.
London, England, 1807-05-29

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, MAY 30) 1807,
will he performed a Nay, called
'rHE CURFEW.
•
irrittett by the late I Tobin, Efq. Author bf the Honey Moon.
Huch de Tracy, Mr. BARRYMORE.
Fitzharegng, Mr ELLISTON.
Bertrand, Mr. H. SIDDONS.
Matilda, Mrs. POWELL ; Florence, Mifs BOYCE.
After which, for the Btb time, a New Operatic Piece, called
THE YOUNG HUSSAR..
The CharaCters by
ELLISTON, Mr. EYRE, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. GIBBONi.
Mrs, MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs BLAND.

•
SPANISH RAMS.
1-0 be SOLD, THIRTEEN MERINO RAMS.
I bred with much care by Mr. Toilet, fr ,ns his MoieftY.6
and Lord Sonscrvide's flocks. The Rains mat he fcen in their
fieeer, any nine before the tth of June. It prerumed this fl .ck
is not hiferior to any of the hied that has hitherto been offtred to
the Public, either in regard to wool or care, fe.
Apply to W. Scriven, Stvlnnerton Had, near Stone, Stafford.
(hire.
London, England, 1807-05-29

rICTUALLING OFFICB, May aB, *Soy.
THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 327.473577* S NAVY, sis 114•44, *dies,
That on Thurfday, the i!th uf, June nest, they will be ready
to recetve Tenders in writing (realed up) and treat for THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLON'S of WEST INDIA RU tot
or of FOREIGN BRANDY ; to be delivered, one half in the fpaee
of one month, snd the remainder in one month afterwards, into
his Msjttty's Vidualliug Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and
Plymouth, in the following proportions, via.
_

pEPTFORD soopoo Gallons
PORTSMOUTH 4opoo
PLY MOI.ITH Sopa"

3co 000
and to be paid for by Bills payaLle with intereft ninety days after
date. The Conditions of the Contract may be few at the Seere•
tary's Office.
N. B. No Tender will be acceFted, uulefs the quantity of Rum
and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, (hall be feparately
and diftinetly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted for a Id.
quantity than Ten Thoufand Gallons of either article.
• No regard will k bad to airy Tender is tobicb the trke jball sot k
iafirted is words at leark or that jball mot le delivered to the Board
before oar o'cloc4 os the Aid Tburflay tie deb eyrie sew, oror waif,
the peplos who wakes the Trader, or fosse peon os his behalf aka&
to gallovr lobos called for.
London, England, 1807-05-29

sorTgucHem.

The Gaol Keeper from Nottingham brought up a
ptifnner, who had been fubpcenaed on a trial, ap•
pointed for this day. As the perfon was getting into
a poll chaifr, in obedience to the fubpcena, he was
arrefled, and he now applied for his 6ifcharge.
The faas of the cafe having been dated to his
Lr.rdlhip, and the nature of the writ having been ex-
plained, the Chief Juftice obfet ved, that if what was
reprefented lbould be confirmed by affidavit, the
prifoner mull be releafed. Before the riling of the
Court the affidavit was exhibited to his Lordiliip, and
the gaol keeper was direaed to difcharge the pillow.

GORDON V. SECRETAN.

This was an aelion on a policy of infurance, on a
whale (hip called the Tom. The total infurance was
for 80001. on the fbip and cargo. The veffel was
captured. The Defendant's name was on the policy
for 2001. The value of the whole cargo was 87721.
of which two-thirds, 58481. was for account of the
owners, one third, 29241. for account of the Captain
and mariners. Eighty-five per cent. had been paid
into Court ; and the queftion was, whether the infur-
ance fo made could comprife, not only the fum loft
by the owners, but alto the (hare of the Captain and
mariners, fofar as not to make the total lofs exceed the
fum of 80001. infured ? Or, in other words, whether
the fhare of the latter was, or was not an infurable
interelt ? The point was referved for the opinion of
the Court.
London, England, 1807-05-29

FRIDAY,
X12:0 CUARLES'S RESTORATION
PRICII OF STOC
3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. 611-1
3 per C. Conf. 631
4 per Cent. 81; 8t
Long. Ann. I 7 13•161
India Stock 187

MAY 29.
I.—Holiday at the Public Officcs.
!KS YESTERDAY ;
Imp. Ann. 7 9 t6f
Exch. Bills. 3s. ss. prem.
lOrnnium prcm.
Engldh fickrts ios. r6s.
Consols fur ace. 64114-

The recall of the Swedifh Minifler Baron de Rs•
HAtISEN, caufed a (mall degree of alarm in the City
yelterday, and flocks, for a little time, were affected
by rumours of an approaching rupture with Sweden.
It is true his Excellency returns to Sweden, but it is
equally true that he will not leave this country before
the arrival of M. d'ADLELBERC, who is appointed his
fuccelor. The Baron, we believe, returns to Sweden
on his own private bufinefs.

Government, we underhand, have received ac•
counts, that Dantzic held out on the 13th inflant.—
It is Paid, that on the 7th, the enemy were driven
from a lodgment they had made in the covered way,
with great Roughly. The place is furpofA to be
in a condition to allow the Allied Army fufficient
time for its relief, without difconcerting the great
combinations which the leaders of it had formed ft ,r
the condud of the campaign.
London, England, 1807-05-29

taken this morning, difguifed in woman's clothes, on
whom fell the lot to blow up the magazine.
4' On Monday laft a Court-martial was held at Cie
Town honk, on z 5 of the mutineers, fuppefed to be
ringleaders, one of whom at the g ►flows was refpited,
the others executed--go hanged, and r 4 (hot."
London, England, 1807-05-29

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 4c, Sr. Paul'sl- • Church yard, London, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder
and other valuable preparations, inform the Public, that in confe
quence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will
be in future 23. od. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the
quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (zs made up for the Army
and Navy) may be had for 11 4s. And as the words, "F. New-
bcry, No. os, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it
Is prcfumed will be a fufficient fecurity againft counterfeits, his
Ggnatureon the Libels will be difeontinued.

The following are the prices of their other Medicines, Ramps
included, but thole who purchafe fix or more, at a time, will be
alloWed the (tamps gratis : s. d. ~ d.
Dr. James s Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative a 9
Ditto in a Battle 24 0 Dr. Auftin's Chalybcate
Dittto Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 0
Ditto in a large Box 24 o Freake's Tin& of Bark. 4 0
The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dittto Huxham's ditto 3 0
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Tonic Pills - 1 y
Ditto Convulfion Oil s 6 Englilh Coffee . 2 9
Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carrather's Drops 2 9
Ditto Camomile Drops a 9 FT nce of Ginger 2 9
Ditto Paregoric Loz. i xl Ditto Peppermint a a
Angibaud's Blois ditto aa 1 Dr. Hopper's Pills all
Fn.:lice of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - a a
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Inglifh's Scots Pills rlt
Cephalic Snuff a o Henry's Magncfia 2 6
Jones's Rheum. Tindt. 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Soilibury's Drops 5 6
GI .fes Magnella 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 1 6
%V Won's Alters: ive 4 6 Greenough's Tincrtures atl
Purifying Sw: et Cakes 2 3 Ditto *lulu Lozenges a i
N. B. As many perfons mitlake the houfe of Meffrs. Newbery
obftrve that it is at the Eaft End of St. Paul's, four doors from
Cheapfide, with there words infcribed on the front, " The only
Warelleufe for Dr. James's Powders."
London, England, 1807-05-29

S4ZIA.
'THE Anniverfary Meet;:ig of the Squa Society
m ill be held at the Falcon Tavern, Cravefend. nu Monday,
the Bth of June next —Dinner on Table at Three o'Clock.
Ticketuos 6d. each to be had at the ihr of the Tavern.
London, England, 1807-05-16

Thefe Academics continue open all the Summer.

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, Adirahly filtrated
in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyle a
few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein, and the
Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is
innflly new, may he taken at valuation. Fe.- further particulars
apply to William Pordon, Architea, N 0.59, Ba.:zr's-itreet, who
fs authoriftd to t•-cat for the fame.
London, England, 1807-05-16

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

LlvzipooL, MAY 13 —.Genaal Tarkton and General Gafioyne
have left the Hußings, and their friends bays mated to ufe any
further me:dons—but the Ramming Officers have determined to
keep the Poll open until to-morrow evening, when it is their
pretest intention to elofe the Poll.
PILISTO3I.—At the clofe of the Poll on Monday
the numbers were--
S. ffsrroeks, Efq. . 436 J. Hanfen, Efq. - 381
Lord Stanley . 455
NorrtiGHADl2 MAT 13.—State of the Pull.
Smith 866 Crompton - 393
• Coke • 718
Lsicesree. MAY 13.—Final clofe of the Poll.
Mr. Babington - 1804 Mr. Maenamara • 1022
Mr. Smith - 1378
Pourerescr.—Final dole of the Polk
,
17Weottnt Pouters° - 487 Right Hon J. Smith 344
Mr. Milnes - 353
BIDYORDS HI& P.—State of the Poll.
Mr. Pyin - 973 Mr. Ofborn - . 892
General Pltspatrick 913
SHILITINSEORT.—State .of the Poll.
Hen William Hill 349 Hon. G. Bennett • 218
T. Jones, Erg 230
Does ET.—State of the Poll.
Mr. Pitt - 365 Mr. Portman - 19!
Mr. Bakes - sgo
CHIPPII4:44M.—FinaI dole of the Poll.
Mr. Maitland - 59 Mr. Blake - 38
Mr. Dawkins -
.58
In onfrquence Meflis. Blake and Dawkins are a doable return.
SOMEILISET :Alla 5, M• 1, 14.—Third Day.
Dickinfon - 1492 Langton - 635
Lethbridge - tOB9
11UNTIPMD0IISHTII, MAY 14....--Second day's Poll.
Lout Hinthingbrook 750 Lord Proby - 458
Mr. Fellows - 645
The friends of Lord Proby gave up the contett on Thurfday.
LANCASTIR, MAY t4.—At two OtetlOCk•
Mr. Dent . t 165 Mr. Cawthorne - 793
Mr. Patten - 1164 Mr. Doveton - 788
London, England, 1807-05-16

GENERAL ELECTION.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
THE Committee for condueting the Elation of
Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, requeft the Attendance
of his Friends. at Hyde park Corner, on MONDAY MoawrNo,
the i Bth inftant, at Half Taft Seven o'clock, to accompany him to
the Hutting,.

To the INDEPENDENT ELEC FORS of WESTMINSTER.
Garsimissas,
Pledge my word of honour, that I have-not joined,
neither will I join any of 'the Candidates. I confider this ab-
folutely neceffary to the freedom of Eledlion. I have only to en-
treat, that your zeal and exertions in the carfe of Loyalty and
Independence, may be unreneitted; and that you will give ;10
credit to unfounded and malicious reports.
I have the honour to be. Gentlemen,
With the greateft refpedt,
Your much obliged and faithful fervant,
Richprdfon's Hotel, COCHRANE.
Covent Garden, May t 6, 18;7.
London, England, 1807-05-16

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
C.halicery, made in a Caufe Tracts and Others spina
'owes and Others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of
Rosati. town, late of Fonmon Celtic, in the County of Gla-
morgan,fq. are, on or before the .24th day of tune next, to
come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Bfq. one of
the Mafia* of the (aid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default thereof, they
will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the Paid Decree.
Maya, :Boy. CHARLES BROWN
Solicitor fur the Complainants.
London, England, 1807-05-16

MIDWIFERY.

LADIES whole particular fituation for repute's
fake retpiim a temporary retirement Irons their friends, will
meet the molt tender treatment, with comfortable accommoda-
tions according to their cireumftances, on the molt reafonal le
terms, by applying to Mrs. Smith, Midwife, No. Is, Church-
free, black friars road, near the Bridge.
Mrs. Smith has a Gentleman well ettablilled for tome years as
blan.Midwife, will attend if required, and thoroughly expericteed
Nurfes.provieled for thole Children that are left to her care.

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WESTMINSTER ELEC I.ION.

Fiends of LORD COCHRANE are re-
-IL fpeelfully informed that Ilia Lottlfhip will attend, next
Monday the 18,h intl ant, at the BRITISH Correa Houtz,
CockfpurArert at Ten o'Ch,ck in the Morning, when thofe Gen
tiemett kireto:s who ere fu kind as to honour him with their fup.
port, are earntilly requited to affemble, in order to proceed in a
body to the Rifling..
Richarae. Hotel, Covent Garden, May t 6.

TO THE (31' NTLEMFN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE ( MINTY OF SUnS: X, lit and about LONDON.
GENTLEMEN,
YOUR Voice and intr.ell are eatneflly requefted
for Cologel SERGISON, whole Committees will be daily
fitting, at the lionfts of Mr fleatkcote, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet-
lit. et ; and Mr Gwynne, Lewes.
'I he Poll will continue oral every day, from Ten In the morn-
lr, till Five in the afternoon.
STKIE of the POLL, at its clote on Friday-4th DAr's POLL.
For Colon I SERGISON 778 I For Mr. FULLER. 11
Mr. WYNDHAM 1303

THE EVENING . STAR.

LONDON.
London, England, 1807-05-16

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

LORD COCHRANE'S Friends are recriefied to
Dine, on Monday next, the 18th init. at Willis's Rooms,
King•ftrect, St. James's, at five o'Cloek. Tickets las. 6d. each,
to be had at the Bar of the Thatched Houle Tavern, St. Jams s-
Arca. and at the feveral Committee Rooms.
Lord COCHRANE in the Chair.
STEWARDS.
Sir Alei. M'Kenzie, Bart. John Willoek. Efq.
Licut. Col. Tyler Peter Rtehardfon, Efq.
Lieut. C. 4. Cochrane James Hehden, Efq.
Captain King. R. N. Thomas Maude, iq.
Captain Marlhall. R N. Thomas Denman, Efq.
Captain W.,lton, R. N. Wm. Holmes, Efq.
London, England, 1807-07-24

•By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON.

This Work is fo well known. and has been fo univerfally ap-
proved of for its Complctenefs and Accuracy, that any further
Defcription* of its Contents, or any Obfervatious on its Merits and
Utility, would be fupertluous.

The Places defcribed are :

I.EMINGTON PRIORS
London, England, 1807-07-24

NOREgGII INTELLIGENCE.

*AST PRU4SIA, JUNE ill.
Count Meerveldt, the Anftrian Ambafl'adnr at the
Collet of Ruffin, in the beginning of April, propofedl„
the mediation of his Court for a peace between the
belligerent powers: 'To this an anfwer was returned
by Count Buclisetg, on the 10. th, viz. that the Ruffian
Court would always linen with pleafure to any pro.
plat Whole Objeft 'seas to put an end to the evils of
wart andlhat the Emperor of 'ltuflia would accept
ref that rhediatiOn; as form as ever ,he was fatisfied as
to the iroupdi upon which France would be inclined
to treat. "The King of Pruflia alfo annoiinced
willingnefs tonegociate, fh"uld the conditions of the
Ftetich Government be conG(ient with his honour.
ARMISTICE BETWEEN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA:
Ibis Majefty the Emperor of 'the French, Ate. 'and
his Majesty the Kicg•of Pruffia, being &firm of
concluding an armiftiee, they have nominated aad
furnifhed with full lowers the Martha' Prince of
Neufchatel on one fide; *aid rield-Marthal Kalkreut)t
nn the other, who have agreed upon the following
conditions •

Att. I. An armiftice (hall take place from Wally between the
French and Pruffian armies.
ART. li. That part of the Pruffian army now at Stralfund,
on no aceount take part in any hoftilitics
ART. 111. In the fortreffes of rolherg, Graudentz, and
things fitall rem in in the fame Rate in which they are at prefent.
No new operations (ball epnimence on either fide, nor (ball any
Irefts fupplics of ammunition, proviGon, or forage., be fent to either
of thole places. ''
Aar.lll rhe fame condu6t (hall be nfiferved with refped to
the plices in Gileda which (till remain in the hands of the Pinffian
army.
A RT. V. That part of the Prnffian army which is in Pomerania
difcontinue the recruiting ferrite, as thatl thole troops at,
that are in Slicfia. and they !hall remain quietly in their garrifoos.
ART. VI the mutual exchange of the ratifications of this at- j
miftice, {hail tske place as Coon as poffible.
Done at Junit as, as'.
• (Signed) The Prince of Neufchatel,
• Marital A LIAANDER BERTHIER.
Field Martha! KALIERFU
(Dnileligned) NAPOLEON.
Approved and ratified at our bead Totters at Pichtupohnen,
June a 6, 1807. FREOEkICK WILLIAM.
VIENNA, JUNE 4.

A feeret conference was held at inxemburg, on
Saturday 1414 at which his M .jeity the Emperor pre-
lide 1. the Archduke Chat les, and Count de Sta•
(lion. the ?Airliner for F 'reign Affairs, were prefent.
Mere have fince been c•infcrences at Baden, to which
place the Emperta went the fame day.
London, England, 1807-07-24

A DANISH MAIL

Arrived this morning, from which we have alto given
ettrads of every thing worthy of notice. They do
not bring the accounts from Tilfit to a later date
than the papers; from Holland ; but Come of the de.
tails are inters Ling.
The fecund diviflon of the Englint Expedition

(101 tradports) reached Elfineur on the 7th, at Four

o'clock P.. M. Some of them came to anchor, but
ott the filing of a gun at 9 P. M. they all got under
weigh, and proceeded on their deftination.
It appears that hoffilities between France and I
Sweden were recommenced on the 33th. The
French Commander has orders to profecute the war 1
with the greateft ativity. The Swedes are retreat.
ing to Stralfund, which NaroLlow has ordered to
be taken by form. From the prefent afpeEt of
affairs, his determination feems to be to drive the
Swedes entirely from Pomerania, and exclude the
1 King of Sweden from all interference with the affairs
of Germany—A peace may, however, loon put an
end to hoffilities in that quarter. Poland, it is laid,
will be once more reflored to the rank of a King-
dorn ! Narotroa pledged himfelf to die& this,
and every perfon that deceits robbery and oppreffion
will with he had never employed his power for a
worfe purpofe. It was the unprincipled divifion of
Poland that paved the way for all the robberies of
helplefs Sovereigns that have fince taken place, and
prepared the min& of mankind to view Inch fcenes
with apathy. It may now be truly Paid of fome of
tliofe who perpetrated that aa, " They have been
taken in their own fnare." - -_•

Our private letters affirm, that NArocaos has de•
mended Well Galicia from the Emperor of Auftria
—as being indifpenfably neceffary to the completion
of thofe plans which are called for by the common
intereft of the Gieat Weßerr family ! Will Auftria
comprehend the meaning of this t

Mr. MACRerttc arrived laft night at Mr. Secretary
CANNING'S office, from Stralfund.
London, England, 1807-07-24

PUBLIC ADVANTAGI

'IIHE advantage the public mutt always derive
from regularly educated profeffional men direding aloof es•
clufively their itudies to one tpecies of malady, was never more
clearly dcmonftrated than by the unexampled fuccek which has
attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra-
'ordinary cures it has performed. For a long fexiesof years, Meths
CUR RIB and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his Majeity's fervice,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their is-
veltigation, and ate happy in having difeovered a medicine (ups.
nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it Is fufficient to
obferve that the tire.% of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every veitige
of the virus, In its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does net in the
leaft injure the oonftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the 10.
tent in all ha natural fundloos, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digeftion—thus inftead of reducing a ftrong and vigorous conftits•
riots to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre-
ferves that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but reftorci a weak
and debilitated one to its net:Aral ftrength and vigour.
Numberiefs inftances are u n recent record of the fuperior trEcacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues adtitsg as a per
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an excels of conjugal or illicit •pleafure, or from the more
iufiduous, though not left deltrudive. indulgence of incut-
tious youth of both relies in a certain pernicious habit. Amidft
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the coofequence of
this folitary vice, there arc none more of than that di Itrefling
itate of debility and deficiency, which prevents orembitters the ins.
trirnonial ftate ; the unhappy fuffercr broods over his nsisfertnee.
afhamed to reek relict, until he is reduced to fuck a ftate of wreak.
nets as to render life oppretlive. To fuch perfons it mutt be a con•-
fang refiettion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatmt ot, be reftored to that greateft of all human bid.-
' ings,a firm% ,manly, and vigorous conftitution.
In all cafes ot elviiihy, deficiency, from whitever caufe arifing,
as well as in every fpecies cf venereal infedlon, Metre. Currie and
Co may be confulted•' by patients of either fez, with the grata
fccrecy and honovr, at their houfe, Nor. 101 l Hatton Garden. •
Letters from the Country (rift paldr including a tact nett,
will have the neceffary medicine and advice fiat to any part oftbe
Kingdom. No. zo7, Hatton Garden.

11,011CPON i Irinte 1 antlpublifhert v SL KENT; (of
terbary Place, Llmbet4) at the araa-Or "Ica* Ns. t, Oacr
!tract Publithed la As STAa-errics, Temple-Bur
London, England, 1807-07-24

TRIAL OF CAPTAIN LAROCHE, FOR COWARDICE.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 23.
• ,
On Monday and the three following days, a Court
Martial was held on board the GLiDIATOR, to try
Captain LAROCHE, late commanding his Majeßy's
(hip Uanita, for not doing his utmult to bring the
enemy to aftinn on the rph of May and the 22d of
June laR. The Members compofing the Court were—
Captain BR AD Ley (commanding the PL A N C N IT). Peel:Meat.
Captain lams. Captain HOSTS
.•-•-••••• BOTLC VESHAM
•••••• SCOTT WOO !MOM It.
Lieutenant Mo a Isola, Firft Lieutenant of the URA ea e, was the
London, England, 1807-07-24

School at Ravenfton;dale in Wetmore!anti

London: Printed for Richatin Chitties, Nu. 6, New Bridge•
ftrcet, and fold by all finokf tiers.
just publifh d, by the fame Author,
The Grammar of Hiltory, by means of which that Important
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Ancient Hiftory, for the Ufe of Schools, in one cloirly painted
•olume, duodecimo, price 6s bound.
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GRECIAN LITERATURE.

This day were publifhed, price 12.11 in boards,
A RCH iEULOGI A GRACA, or the Anignitiel
of Ch E EC e—being an Account of the Manners and Cullum,
of the Greeks, deduced from the laced and belt au-horides, and
relating to their
Govsrnment
Magiftracy

Drefs
Exercifes

Entertainments
Food

- .
I.aw , Baths Mufic
Judicial Proteetings Marriages Painting
Reßairn Divorces Public Buildings
Games Funerals Harbours
Military and Naval Domeftic Employ- Weights and Mea-
Affiirs ments lures. Sic &c.

Chiefly defigned to 'citrate the Greek Oaks, by explaining
Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cullom* to which
they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hillary oldie Gi Man
States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers.
By the Rey. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chritt's College, Cambridge. o! the Free Grammar
. .
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THE WATERING PLACES for apt.

This flay was publifbcd, price t;5. in hoards, t3s in Red, or
tag. Calf Gilt, in One very thick and clofely printed Volume,
" • ' ' "

• •
illullratcd with nearly Seventy Maps and
THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and
SEA BATHIN'3 PLACES in England and Wales, for I Bc7,
confining of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE-
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Curiofities and. Scenery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the
Roads to and from each Place.
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-~:

'mitßir-LANE.

firp '
• •
•
I? •r" f CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 23.
This difsfupply of Wheat ds rather !hurt, mottly of fee od and
ordinary quality ; fates are heavy, and kare-ly at laft curvets:l,
bot fine is in requett —Hardly any Barley, which is higher, and a
riling articles—Malt rather dearer.-- Fhereare very few Peas and
Beans of the different kinds, each of which are ally dearer.—The
lupply of Oats is rather large, with more Foreign arrivals, and this
trade is quoted rather lower:.—Flour plentiful—Fine Anseriesn
4os. to 43$ per barrel.
OZNIIR AL CUILIINCY AS lIN6rIt
Wheat, 3Css 6417 p per qr, Grey Peafe.sB9 63sod
Fine Ditto. Bos 835 od Beans, (old) 48a 545
Rye, 423 48. od Tick Ditto (old) 42s 481 ad
Barley, 375 435 od 0213,124 266 301
Malt, 686 745 od Poland ditto pa 33s od
White Peak, (Boilers) it es Putatoc ditto 361 64
Rape Seed. 231 271
Fire Floor 6os 655 —Seconds 55$ to dos.

DIVIDENDS.
July as. Sarah Stiles and Mafon Stiles, of Dorking, Surrey,
plumbers and glaziers, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 27. Dean, of Newbrough, Lanca(hire, common
brewer. at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
July as. Thomas York, late of Devonihire Itreet, Middlefer, mer-
chant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 25. • John Bowler, of Bifhop's Wearmouth, Durham, hatter,
at eleven, at Guildhall, London. •
July as. Philip Leigh, of Charles-flreet, Homon-fquart,
Middle-
fez, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 27. William Hudfon, late of Whaley, Chefhire, innkeeper,
at eleven, at the Ccovitqammil Anchor Inn,.Stockport.
July 25. Th, mas Parfons, laP. of Marchmont Place, near Ruffell•
fqmare, Mtddlefex, guilder, at ten, at Guildhall
July 25. James Charles Smith, of Bowling Gireen-lane, Middlefez,
victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall •
July 27. Richard Farr, late Of Weonton, tifhber•
merchant, at ten, at the Greyhound, Hereford:
July 25. Robert Owen and William Mardle, late of Houndfditcb,
London, copperfmiths, at iv/C-1;e, at Guildhall.
July 25. Francis Bentley, late of'Searborough, Yorkfkire,
owner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. •
July as. Richard Robert, William Tulford, and Benjamin Han--
bury, late. of Great Ruffen Erect, Bloomfbury, lhotinakers, at
ten, at Guildhall.
July 25. John Blunt and Robert Sec lly, of the Coal F.xchange,
!.oedon, coal•fadiors and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall
July 25. Samuel Yates, of Wood•Rreet, London, merchant, at
twelve, at
July 25. Letitia Collins, Ann Jones, and Elisabeth Kerner, of
New Buhl ftreet, milliners and dref—maktreat ten,at Guildhall.
July 27. John Clarkfon, Thomas Clarkfon, and Cbriftopher
Clarkfon, all now I.r late of Bedale, Yorkthire, linen•matiufac-
wars and pnrners at eleven, at the Black Swan, Bcdale.
July 25. Humphry Squire, of Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at
• the Glo'oe avern, Exeter..

On the Bth initant, the Counters of Northefk, of a fon, in the
Aofe,

MARRIED.

On Tuefday, the 2 ft inftant, at Weft Meon, Hants, Geocral Sir
David Dut,das, KB. &c. to Mir; Delancey, of Hall ilace. _
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
:410711'ng 7 minutes aft t
A fan oon 11 minutes after 3
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This day was publithed, price 3s. bound, the Loth edition of
AGRAMMA R of the FRENCH LANGUAGE,
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By N. WANOti IROCHT, LL.D. •
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The stk. Edition, printed to correfpond with Lord Strangford's
tranfl ,tion of the Sonnets of Camoens, and enriched with mime-
rous tiiitorical Notes.

The Monthly Reviewers, in their criticifin on this Poem; give
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and nobbs produ,Rion, places the genius of Camoens in the molt
diftinguithed light. and the Tranfhtor has done himfelf the hi,lhett
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book, fuck is the mellow harmony, fpirit, and richnefm of him verfe.
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THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL
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HOUSE OF LORDS.

This day the Houfe met at three o'clock. and was occupied in
g Cnunfel in the Appeal. May v. Wharton. till near fix
iieltn.k. The further conGderation was then peitponed to Friday.
The Lottery Bill, the Ira Diftilleries Bill, the Irith Salt Duty
Bill, and the las Chancellor of the Exchequer's Bill, were corn-
mitted, and the other Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in
their refpeatve Rages, after which the Houfe adjourned.
London, England, 1807-07-23

THE A RMY, Ste.

Tusfday evening the 82d, 32d, and so th Regiments
of Foot, marched into Deal from Ramfgate , the
82d was qnartered in the town ; the 32d and Sots
went to the lower birracks.

Tnefday morning, the Hue u LI, of 74 guns, failed
clam Sheernefs r Yarmouth, having a number of
flat•bottomed boats with her, for the expedition.
The IN rs.sxma and LIYDEN, 0164 guns, now at
Sheernefs, are ordered to be manned, and are to fail
immediately, being intended for troop Chips.
Monday, arrived at Portfmouth, his Majefly's
frigate MERMAiD, • Captain Hou.ss, having under
convoy from Halifax, the 29'h regiment of foor,
Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Mims. Colo.
nel BARNES, of the Royal Artillery, and Mrs.Bakass
came pallengers on board the head quarter Sip of
that regiment.

HYTHE, IN KENT, JULY as. •
" The 111 Battalion 43d Light Infantry. have this
morning received orders to be in readinefs for
mediate embarkation. They will march from Hyths
at a very early hour to morrow morning, and are to
be accompanied by five c,,mpanies of the gsth Rifles.
According to fome, the sth Battalion of the floth,
now at Braebourn Lees,have received (*utast older:.
As the route has not yet arrived, we are fill doubt.
ful as to the deßination of the regiment ; but it is
fuppofed to .be Deal. The Baltic or Boulogne is
conceived to be the intended point of attack. It
would delight you to witnefs the exultation that
every private exhibits on thisoccafvn: wamay Weir
fay there rever was a regiment marched out of gar.
am more full of fpirit, or more completely dila.
plined."

FIRE AT FORTON PRISON.
Gorport, July as, 1837, Seven o'clock, P. M.
This afternoon, a fire broke out in the Old Build-
ings of the Porton Prifon, near Gofport. There
buildings are undergoing a thorough repair for the
accommodation of French prifoners, and the fire is
fuppofed to have been occafioned by the boiling over
of a quantity of pitch in the work (hop. Nearly the
whole buildings are confirmed, and the fire CH
continues to rage with great violence.
A great number of prifoners have, within the IA
two or three days, been fent to the New Buildings
adjoining thefe, many of whom have made their efeape,
and the ren are highly delighted with the idca of
obtaining an opportunity of following their coin,
panions. The Eaft Kent Militia, together with the
Gnfport Volunteers, were very alive in guarding
them, and in aflilling to minguith the fire as loon as
they could arrive at the spot.
The wind, which blows hong, is very favourable
for the houfes contiguous, fo that the fire has been
confined to the prifon. Fortunately, the tide has
been up this afternoon, or the whole of the buildings
mull, ere now, have been entirely burnt down, as
they are conftrated of wood, and are at prefent very
old and dry.
London, England, 1807-07-23

YARMOUTH, JULY 23.

This morning arrived Admiral RUSSELL, in the
Majeflic, and the Agamemnon, from r cruize rink
Teel ; Cyane frigate and Tygrefs gun brig from she
Downs, and the Alert floop of war, and three !hips.
(topped by the North Sea cruizers. Yellerday Ad•
miral Essrauros !willed his flag nn board the Ms
notanr ; as did Cammodure Keay:. his pendant, on
board the Ganges, which was fainted ley the Reehuck,
Admiral DotroLas. Jull arrived here, the Safeguard,
Fearlefs, Pincher, Acute, and Defperare gnn brig,
and Providence armed Ihip.—Admiral GAMIIIIII ie
expeEted to arrive here this afternoun.--=WinJ E.

LONDON: Printed and publiatest Lh V KENT. tot Caw
tertiary-Mau Limbetb), at the Srwa Comet No t, UM'
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London, England, 1807-07-23

SAMUEL FREDERICK MIL FORD, Prefident.

The Prefident baying qUirteriase Chair, and the Venerable the
Dean of Exeter having taken it, the following Refolution was pro-
poled by Sir John Kcnnaway, Bart. and carried unanintoufly.
Refolvod, That in the opinion of this Court, the warmt ft thanks
of the Governors of this Afylum, and of the Friends of Humanity,
Ire due to Samuel Frederick Milford, Efq the late Pre'Went of
'be Inftitution, far his very alive and benevolent exertions in pro-
moting its intercftr. CHARLEkTALBOT, Chairman.
London, England, 1807-07-23

COLDRENICK HOUSE, CORNWALL

TO BE LET, Ready Furnithed for iTerat, not las than 3 Years,
C[) ENicK HOI,IBE, fitu.ited about thirteen
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paired by the Mail Coach; the latter Town is dittant about four
Miles, and has an excellent Market
The Houfe Rands in An extenGve Lawn well wooded, having a
walled Garden. &sated in a Kitchen Garden, and Shrubbere.,
containing altos. Cher (even Acre,, with Stables, Coach Houle,
brewtionfe. Dairy. Walbhotife. and I au • dry detached Irmo 'he
Hoare, and contains a Book Room, Drawing Room, Fnrrance
Hdi, and a Parlour, Rutter's iratrry, China Clore, two Kitchens,
aul Hotdekeeprr's Room, Servant's Hall. Scullery and Pantries
nit the Grand Huey; a Sitting Room and eleven Charnel...Ts, be-
todes'Clofetson the Heft Fluor, and various Servants' Apartments
in the Attie Story.
The taker maybe accommodated with a large Cintrtllge, con -
/gaining barns, pound honk, granary, farm, ttables, thipliays, and
'linfisys, an inchifed rabbit warm. an orchard, and 36 Acres of
land, hellos the Lawn, which is 61 Acres. l'he whole or any
part of which may be rented at the option of the taker. who may
alb be altoonoodAttd with a lick of hay, come reed, and likewife
Lure Wines. The Ht ufe and Grounds may he teen by applying
for peratilfian at the houk, and the terms and further partkulars
may he übtalood at Mr. H. Woolleorabc's Office, in Plymouth.
Plywood', July 14, 1807.
London, England, 1807-07-23

Senetadlinn, already advertited
Legacies, ditto

.

7894 4 II
Refolved. That Colonel Ballard, M.P. be prefident, and John
it4aekiutofb,Efq treafuter, for the caning year.
That the thanks of this Court be given to Patrick Kincaid,
.Efq. for the great pains he has taken in the office of treafurer and
fecrrtary,and for the time and attention be has bellowed on the
concerns of this a(yium.
The humane tendenty and importance of this eltabliffiment are
too obvious robe Witted upon, and mull (peak home to the bofom
and feelings of every individual endowed with refleetion and fens
Vility. In order therefore to fecore the continued coutreitance
and fupport of an enlightened and beneVolent public, it is hoped
nothing more needs be Dated, than, that during a very Mort pc-
tied, by the bleffing of Providence on this inftitution. the lamp of
reafon has been relsittkd in the darkened and bewildered minds
of more than t to of our fellow-creatures. By which means they
have been relieved from the molt deplorable of all the viGtations
to which our common nature is liable, and have been reltored to
the public, ukfnl members otfociety, and to their •families and
iriends, a Satin aad eauftwt. owing to the bossy espence mess
fiatmi by the buildings reeently.ereded.the funds of the institution
are Dearly tahau2e4 : i 0 eockfequence Of which, the governors ars
(Fri to. gloao it is OW tbilePOWCf to Omit patients from the
Itzdor, d belay co .fuch osoelerVe terms as might be
• IN tids,'N is heped, the benevolence of the public
vAll boo ellabk the* do 'exam*. There are at prefent in
:he hook thirty noodle many of whom are ear advanced in
:heir recovery; add tide that the new buildings are completed,
these Is sthjk semolidildation in the whole for upwards of fifty.
The three tardens aid three airing gveiands,furrounded by walls,
sad* cif hweral acres. and the Ltuatiotais one of the molt faluhrie
oat in rt of du Wad, It la an increakd fonrce of con.
Moue "'the condor:tors of this inflitutioo to find, by
the appleadons limy have received for its plan and regulations,
that its heath and reputation have given encouragement to feveral
liolkvallhalimilts. which have been recently ur.dertaken, or
are aim lobe attempted. in different parts of England and Scot-
lasi. On aemnirt of its local lituation, this afylum is peculiarly
tektites* ferifilinhor Waken Counties; but patients are admit-
"dine It *lot! oliptempas, proportioned to their ranks in life,
Rood ant pert if the Idutpdoot. This Court will only add. and
they Rate is with the light fetiefultieo, that they have good
grounds he Whole& that, In this balmiest, the number or pa-
dents re-Eared' to the atioymest of reafoo, in proportion to the
number admitted. has much &miffed that of any funilar eft-
blifluneat.
London, England, 1807-07-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH; JULY at. . .
Came in the THESEUS, of 74 guns. from Pont
mouth i • Pffoi.ar, 01_36 guns, from the fquadron of
Rocliefo rt ; Pallas, Captain KOIERVION, from New
Brunfwick, with naval ftores for the DoOyard here.
The Caledonia, from fame place, is pared by tot
Portfmouth. Sailed the Dere!), of 36 guns, Lir
Ireland, with a fleet under convoy ; Sr. Gamice,of
98 guns, to join the North Sea Fleet: Thisasorning
Admiral Lord GARDN ER% flag was hoilled on board.
the VILLE DI PARIS, of to guns, and that of Adroir,
rat Sir Joists Ducstwoa Tit on board the Rotas;
GIORGE, of ito guns, and the ofual alms ware
fired in confequence.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY ss.

Arrived his Majefly'• (hips RESISTANCE, from s
cruise • and the GANNET, from the D wins. Sailed
/lc H,II,RDY gun brig, on a cruise. Went out of
harbuur his Mildly', Chip Pansarrnsus.
London, England, 1807-07-23

SHEERNESS, JULY 22.

Arrived from Lifbon bound to the &hie, the
Sivedith !hips:—

Amelia, Bilienberg ; Enigh eten , WMiamfon; Aurora, Hielftroul ;
New Amtlerdarn, Hans Oli Kock; Anna Marla, Calependorlf;
Enterprise, Broman ; Sarah Margaretta, Bartz; Ouftaff MAO.
Story; Lihertae, Smith ; Helena, Silirerfaund; Wetter NOW&
Forrand ; Helena, Bremner; Priory Guftav, 0. Tillman; Aons
Catbarina, Kolberg ; Forfoket, Azell ; Sophia Chriftlic Richter;
Krone Prins, Bergman; Dolphin, P. Sundd ; Minima Elizsbothe
Halberg.
The Banter !loop of war was this day paid wages.