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London, England, 1807-08-25

MODERN FRANCE.

This day was publifhed in two elegant Volumes,Foolfcap (Mayo,
price Half a-Guinea in Beards,

THE STATE of FRANCE &trio the Ir. ear 18oz,
~
1803,1804, 180,5, and tBc6, containin; part:clam.: of the
treatment of the Engliih Captives, and Obfervations on the Go
vcrnment, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter-
nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes illuttrative of
the Charader of the Chief of the French Government.

By W. T. 'W ILLIA MS, Efq.
One of the Subjedts of Great Britain, detained by the French
. . . _ _

Government in violation of the La‘/ of civilized Nations.

Printed for RICIIARD Pit:Lc:PS, No. 6, Bridge ftrcet, Black -
friars, and to be had of all bookfellers.
Of whom may be had, juft publilhed,
An Account of the late Efcapc and Flight of Mrs. SPENCtR
Sums, through Tyrol, Aoftria, Pruffia, and Poland to Rulila.
By the Marquis de SALTO, price ys. in boards.
London, England, 1807-08-25

lIARIVI CA AUGUST 23.

At two P. M. this day, about aBo of the pcll
regiment of foot, embarked here on board two traif.
ports, to join the lit battalion now with the expe.ii..
lately failed to the Baltic; they are under the
command of Col mel Yowls.
London, England, 1807-02-14

THE ARMY.

If we may judge from what Brigadier General
CRAWFIIILD hitherto has done, we may augur mon
favourably of the expedition entrufled to him, and
Miniflry deferve the highell credit for the felediun of
fo very able an Officer.
We have feen the letter of an Officer in General
CRAWFUILD'S Army, who mentions that the Egyptian
ophthalmia hod broke out in one of the tranfports,
and had laid up 5o men, who were landed at St.Jago
by Dr. THOMPSON, the Infpedor General of Hof-
pilals.
Our Military Readers will learn with fatisfaaion,
that the Colonelcy of the 88th Regiment has been
given to Brigadier General &examen, the only Ge•
neral Officer among the Heroes of Egypt who had
not been rewarded or had honours conferred on him.

General Sir Gaosus PREVOST has jut} come to
town, and the report is again afloat cf his going out
with a force to the Weft Indies. This may account
for the order to detain the Well India fleet; nei:her
that nor the Eatt India fleet being likely to fail for
Come time.
London, England, 1807-02-14

This day was publiflied, price as. 6d.

The Thirteenth Number of the very popular and pleating Monthly
Publication, of
I A BELLE ASSEMBLEE; or, BELL's Couvr
and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, for January, ao7.
The rapist EMBELLISHIARNTS of this Number are,
I—The Portrait Of Her ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCLSS SOTHIA,
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fpecimen of his very novel and interefting Work on Tranipa-
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MAJESTY and all the Pal Scams
This Namber contains alto a correct and complete Account of
the Ladies' Dreffes as worn at Court on the Queens Birth Day,
With Obfervations on the Fatima in general.
The LITERARY part is likcwife of a molt fuperior quality. in
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thole SCIENCES in which it has become fo much the faftsion to in•
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by none. It is a MANUAL of (elate, and amufement which may
.be placed, without reterve, in the hands of the mAt thalte and
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London, England, 1807-02-14

AFTER THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, WILL BE SOLD,
SUNDRY Spars, Yards, and Lower Malts, Cables
Meffengers, and other Rope, Old Iron, Copper, Lead, Ste
Iron Bailin, Anchor,, and other valuable Ship Stores, remaining
unfold, from the French frigates PRESIDENT, MINERVA, and
Asstansa.—the former condemned as Prize to a fquadron of His
Majeny's Rips under the command of Sir TEUSIAS Lawn.
For particulars apply to Men. John Hawker or James made,
Merchants, Plymouth.
The two latter condemned to a fquadrots of nips under be
command of Sir SAXON. Hoon.—For particulars apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, January ay, 1,107.
London, England, 1807-08-22

This day was pubilfhed, price 35 6d.
AREFUT'AT'ION of the CALUMNIES of
JOHN HORNE TOOKE, including a complete Expofure
of the recent Occurrences between Sir FRANCIS BURDETT
and Mr. PAULL, in a Letter to the Eledtors of Welt:lgniter.
By JAMES PAULL, Efq.
London : Printed for C. Chapple, No. 66, Pall Mall; and foil
by all the Bookfellers.
•.,,* A few copies of Mr. Hewling's Letter to the Eledors of
Weßmlnfter may alto be bad of C. Cbapple, price is.
London, England, 1807-08-22

\WHEREAS RICHARD JOHN WATKINS TAIINSItt
a native of Chatham, left his place of abode, vie. Leigh
in Eire:, on Tuefday the tith of Auguft, and arrived at Gravef-
end the fame day, and has not Once been heard of: be was teen at
the Landing Place, New Tavern, convening with a perfon dreffed
in a brown coat and white Rocitinga The raid R. J W. Tanner
bad on a [port brown jacket, blue pantaloons, chocolate coloured
tilk handkerchief, dark brown more hair, about years of age,
and five feet eight ices high ; had a red slorocao pocket-hook
in pocket. and the veffel's papers, the Heise, of Leigh, of which
be was Captain.
Whoever can give intelligence where the raid R. J. W. Tanner
may he found, to Mr. lames Tanner, of Gillingham, Osall receive
for their trouble the rum of nye PouNDS
London, England, 1807-08-22

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER PROM MEMEL

44 Prufflan Oberland and Ermeland have, since the
commencement of the prefent year, been defolated
by the fucceffive marches of the bade armies, to a
degree of wloch modern pillory affirds no similar in-
flame. In the whole difiria of Profflan Eylau and
Ortelfberg, as far as the Strom (with the exception
Of a few places filuated on the Nogat and the Haft)
the inhabitants have 101 l all their property. All the
provifions have been confumed by ft iends and foes,
and the money paid by the former, will indemnify
only for a very fmall part of the damage. iverthfty
has even ocelliontd the demo.'ition Y. the Peafants' Cottages,
in order to employ the wretched materials of which
they were conttrufted—thefiraurfor litter and the wood
for fuel. Ave,* the wood work of the ploughs has been taken
for this uf•. I'he ravages committed by the enemy
have not been occasioned by unavoidable neceffity,
nor even directed by any advantage they themfelves
c 'old derive therefrom. The feroci•sus foldiers teemed
to /rave been even more delighted by the defpair and
lyruntilefs mifery, into which they plunged the inof•
fenfive inhabitants, than by the wretched plunder
they could make amongft them. The meaneft anti•
tics of cloathing have been feized upon; (loves and
windows fyilematically delroyed ; the medicines
which were found in the apothecaries fhops, wan-
t( niy (piled and tviled. All the goods in the (hops
that could n t b: carried away, have been rendered
ulelefs. Againft this inhuman conduct both the orders
and rensontirances of humane Commanders (among
whom Ma rffial Bernadotte merits particular attention)
have alike proved ineffeCtital.
I tipeak here only of thole fufferings and loges
for which lone indemnification may be olvained from
the inter pofition 31 the benevolent, not of thole which
arc tl.e moll oppre(flve. The p►efent advancing of
the Allied armies (this was written in March laft),
makes the feventh time that this once hap* country,
inhabited by an indultrious and contented population,
has been afflifted by the march of troops through it;
and all the humane endeavours of the Commander
in Chief, General Bennigfen, his vigilant attention-1n
difcipline, and the patient frugality of the brave Ruf-
fian filchers, will be inefficient to prevent us from
being involved in the moll dreadful calamities. This
excels of mifery and dilirefs cannot be relieved by the
benevolent affittance of the inhabitants of thole dif-
trias, which have remained exempt from the inroads
of the enemy, and from difafters like thote which we
have experienced ; for they are at the fame time under
a lacred obligation in alleviate the (offerings of thole
bet oes who have fpilled their blond for our preferva
lion. We are, therefore, compelled to appeal to the
humanity of foreign countries; and hop that Eng,
land will not refute to ;mod her humane Mid gene.
row affittaoce to as."
London, England, 1807-08-22

DIED.

On qaturday bit, the tsth inftant, at North Wallham, Norfolk
aged 70, Mrs. Cooper, the wife of Thomas Cooper, Efq. of that
place.
On the rcoth idiot, Mr.. Neate, wife of Thomas Neate, Efq
of Binfield, Berks.
Monday evening, of a decline, in the 37th year of her aze, Mifs
Mary Taylor, Weft daughter of M r.Taylor. I urgcon, Bridge ftreet
On Tuefday fennight. at Limerick, in the 85th year of big age,
Sylvefter O'Halloran, Efq. an eminent furron and mammidwife.
Mr. Hartlcaille, of the Mitre Inn, Wakeficirl, aged 6a.

A CHALLENGE.
MESS RS. CURRIE and CO. Sorgeins, challenp e
the whole world to prove a finglc inftatice where their Me-
dicine and method of cure have failed of the defired rife& The
peadice of many years in this particular branch of their profeffion
has not given rife to one unfuccetspl cafe.
They continue t'o arta their audits to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem,
which is the confequenee of the pernicious waiteful eff, as of a ha•
bit long and moil unhappily purfued by the youths of both fetes,
in the one it will be found to be the unfailing Imirce of barrennefs,
the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dittreffing
Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im-
pottmce. 'I here are its remote and ultimate effects ; while eon-
fumptiens, I nfs I ad.'cular g nwcr, and vat ions nervous crimplairts
vanity charaacrife the earlier Rages of t' is folitary vice. Of per.
fons lanp,uifking under the diforder. inehtent to filch a life their
treatmenti• fitrigle.and has neverprov.:d unfitccAsful in the courfe
of a Tang. laborious. and much extended practice. In the omit
chain -At: and complicated cafes of Venereal Infealon.fuch as ob-
ftruat..nt in the Urethra. Spungy Exerefrentes, Hard Tarnow.,
Callous Ulcers. IFruptions Seminal Weakncf., Glerts, gtc f:c
which have hitherto haffiedthe (till of the general practitioner, ,
IVleffrs ume and Co arcnow enabled rathcally to cure by a new.,
Aft
WATER Al' LONDON BRIDOS TO-MORROZeI - ono
Cafe, and expeditious mode of praaiee, fuperitir to any other yet
adopted hey may be confulted by either Sex with the vrereft ng as ninnots eta 4
. •
delicacy, feercey and !wren' at their hou'e, 10^,Hattt,n I •ar- 39 minutes after
s% 4
des. Patient- in the country are retrial dto P.n. the partleulirs
ot their cafe their age, and general mode of Listing. Letters. 1«R LON!)ON: Printed and publifhed by LltVla.KENl.(ofCa't
paid, enclufilig a bank note. will he dWy anfwered g and the need I terhury Place, Lantt,eth) a the
sTAR-Ov etc e, No. t, Cara'
fary advice and medicines given or fent to any pact of the kingdoaa I ftreet. NW/bed aifo at the STaa-Ortsca, Temple-Dar.

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London, England, 1807-08-22

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

NAPLES. JULY so.
The day before yefterday, Major Schopfini,
Ruffian officer, arrived here with Mr. Lacroix, aid.
de-camp to the viceroy of Italy; the former comes
from the head quarters at Tilfit, and is to proceed to
the Adriatic Gulf, with orders from the Emperor
Alexander, for the Ruffian troops not to commit
hatiiities, and to refpeet the French, Italian, and
Neapolitan flags. He laft night fet out for Otranto,
accompanied by Mr. de Clermont Tonnere, Captain
Commandant of the Artillery and Guard of his Ma-
jelly the King of Naples, where he will take chipping
and proceed on board the Ruffian fleet. His Ma-
jc fly has fent orders to all the poprts in the'kingdom, to
receive and treat all Ruffian fhips in a friendly man•
_ -

TRIESTE. JULY 18.
We begin to breathe more freely, and (peculation
is on the wing to reflore our maritime trade. The
Ruffian lbips of war have already left our waters,
after having previoully made large purchafes of fucli
articles a; meet with a profitable Pale in the Crimea.
Nor are the Englith frigates any longer vifible ; fome
of them have taken up their Nation before Venice,
and the rea feem difpofed entirely to quit the Adri
atic Gulf.

MILAN, AUGUST z.
An over Italy near double the quantity of fill has
this year been gathered than in ccmmon years. The
price of filk is on the fall, but not in fo conliderable
a degree as might be expeBed, on account of the
large order► which have been received from Switzer-
land, Berlin, &c.

WARSAW, AUGUST s.
Marfhal Davouft has iffued a proclamation againil
the commandants of places who make unjuft demands
upon the inhabitants for their table expenees, dm.—
Such offenders will be compelled to make good their
extortions out of their pay, and have their names re-
ported to the Emperor.
The 6th corps of the army under Martini Ney will
follow the sth towards Silefia.

BERI.TN, AUGUST if.
It is fand that the wing of Pruflia will transfer his
tefidence from Berlin to Koningfberg. We flatter
ourfaves here, that this report is unfounded, becaufe
Berlin would lofe fo much if it lhould be realized.—
Hitherto, the march of a great number of troops has
thrown conlidet able fum: of money into circulation,
and rendered the effells of the war lefs felt. When,
however, the paftage of troops fhall have ceafed, and
if Berlin thauld lofe the Court and the principal col.
lieges of Government, all the branches of induttry,
and the means of exiflence will be eninguithed._

Avaricious people, and patticularly Jews, take all
1.-napinable pains to circulate a report, that the bon:
du trifor will ceafe to circulate. There perfons have
no other chit& Than to ceafe the price of the btu to
fall as low as pr fable, in order that they may purchafe
them, convinced as they are that after the return of
the King to Berlin the kw du sr?for will refume their
former price, particularly as ante will not be a great
quantity in circulation.
London, England, 1807-08-22

THIL4•OIO3BiIpdE BANK:

9714:i. IT) Viilgoini-STREET, GOLDEN fliCtiAltr
TA SBIAS D many years, for (applying the
Bublic mesii9r to my amount, upiin every fpedes of real
and Perfortialftatitty,itannulty interdt; is ender the management
of a tingle Diredtor, whereby the publicity attached to modern In.
ititadoos,•cooteked• by numerous Direders, and the funds hp.
idled by a niuftelkky of Sohicribers, is avoided ; nor are the names
of the partle'rrtedded in tha alficcbooks for.general infpedion'
and tranfmittad to pdflimiltyT The tedioulitefs and formality of
Counfel is difpwifed with ; the hultodi Is =faded with facility,
and without any exPofure or exadtion. 'The Public arc to apply
pafonally, between ,the hours of xviclve And five, or by letters
(hit paid), iddreff to the Dlreetor of the Knigithtielge Bank,
*s. 8, Lower jobn.ftreet, Golden4quarc
1.1.14 Bills diFosontod.

" • ' itAcit Or Twarr.
•
'MR. BELL, of the WEEKLY MESSENGER,
-LTA having received, within there few dam from Prottfinr
TIMAEUS, of Ltineburgh, two moil important STATISTICAL.
Patens, one of whicir et/Maims an accurate Geographical Survey
of Pruffia, in September, 18.36; and the other a Statifileal Survey
equally authentic and corred, of the feveral Provinces of that
Kinydom; which have been dirmembered from it on the Peace of
Tilfit—together with two MAPS of PrulSa as it wAs, and Pruffia
as it now is; it is his intention to publifh, in the " WazILLY hies-
SINGER" Of 'l'o xnurrow, (Stu day, the atd), there two molt im-
portant S atilllical Papers; and on the following Sunday, he in-
tends 'Amite to publifh the MAP of " Proffia as it WAS in Sep-
tebil,er, 1806 ;" and nit the next fucceeding Sunday. the MAP of
Yruflia as it is reduced by the Peace of Tilfit.
_ .

To be bad of every gewfman in Town and Country; and at
athe Office, Southampton itreet, Strand.

This day was publi&ed,

1* Two Voluines 06lay°, with an elegant fenntifpiece, by Striven,
from Weftall, and vignette title page front Devis, price One
Guinea in boards,
Dedicated by permiffion to the Right Hon. the Earl of Lonfdale,
ikTRANSLATION of OVID'S METAMOR-
PHOSES into ENGLISH BLANK VERSE.
London, England, 1807-08-22

_ This day ws►pubrilbed, price rs. 44. half lifted,

ANABSTRACT of the HISTORY of the
AN
BIBLE, for the MC of Children and Young Perrone, with
%le!lions for examination; and a Sketch of Scripture Geography,
iliuftrated with Maps
By WILLIAM TURNER.
Printed for F. Humble, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne; and fold by
Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Pattmoiter-row, J. Johnfon,
and W. Vidler, Losidon.
London, England, 1807-08-22

DOVER. AUGUST 21.

The Extavinu gun-brt,.. has detained and fent in
here the hoy Induary, of Pspo• s!,urgh. Capt. Fele ken,
from Marennes, laden with feer Tonningen ; the
has alto recaptured the brig Telemachus, from Riga.
with hemp, for Pura-m/I,lth, Ind the brig Did n, of
that port, Capt. Taylor, f, 71 Sunderland, laden
with coals; the former has pre :cede! on her voyage,
and the latter is come into this port. AL 6P. M.
feveral (hips were in fight coming up, fuppnfed to be
the forerunners of the Well India fleet.—Wind S.W.
and moderate.
London, England, 1807-08-22

MARRIED.

Wcdntfday ft'onlght, Thomas Croxall Cam, Ffq. of Bath, to
Mils Litchfield, daughter of Richard Litchfield, Efq. of Great
Torrington, Devnnfltire.
Thurfday morning, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, John
Hopkins Softer, of North Curry. near Taurstod. Snmt rfet. F.fl. to
Mifs Sufmna Millen, eldeft daughter of Mr. Charles Millen, of
the Terrace Gray's Inn.lane, attorney at law.
London, England, 1807-08-22

AMSTERDAM, AUGUST it.

Letters frOm Tangier of the soth Jurly Rates that
the Emperor of Morocco has given!orders that no
(hip which arrives at MogAdore in ballad. (ball be
permitted to land the produce of the country. The
export duty on gum arabic has been railed five pi.
alircs.
London, England, 1807-08-22

tiwatn., 6111411-.

IX7VALLPIG-QP.FICI6 9.y sa, tan.
'1 `HE COMIiiiSSiONf.fRS farlriCTU4ll.l..iN6
"a- HIS 111471.97 're ArArr kr+ siie Notice,
That on Tuefdiy the Stik of Ecpteniber next, tbey will be
ready to receive Tenders In writing ((ealed up) and treat with fuck
whom as will undertake to fupply all fuch quantities of CHI.
SHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOU-
CESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Chcefe of equal goodoefs, and of
ROSE CORK (krona) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER, of

equAl goodneci, as than be required for His Majefty's Vietualling
Service, from the aft of October nest, to the 3oth of September,
1804, Inelufive.
To be delivered from time to time, u demanded, into the
Viaualting Stores at Deptford, Portrmeuth, Plymouth and Cork,
at the Contradtor's expenee; to be warranted to keep good and
found for the (pace of fix months front the refpedtive periods of
d:livery; audio be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety
days after date.

-
The Conditions of the Contra!t may be feen at the Secretary's
'Office, at that Office, or by applying to Mr. lobo Williams Dun-
fterville, Agent for the Vidualliog at Cork.
No regard will be bad to ax, tender is which tbe &kr fball net be i;••
tinted is word, at lexgtb, or that/kali sot be delivered to tbe Board before
ar ed6Ch MI the laid 714 day, tin Bth of &timber mat, nor ,oriels
tbe prelim who makes the trader, or fosse teem as in kbalf, anode
to.axfover wins sailed fir.

A LARGE ASSORTMEN r of WRITING DESKS with or
without LETTER COPYING MACHINES.

LADIES Toilet Cafes, Work Boxee, Tea Chen:.
Gentlemen's Shaving and Duffing Cafes Ste. in beautiful
Mahogany and a variety of other Fancy Woo.is varioufly fitted
up, plain and Brafs Hound, alfo richly ornamented with curious
inlaid Brafs Work, which fur novelty of Whims, excellence of
workmanthip, and brilliancy of decoration, arc not to be equalled
at any caber Haute is the kingdom.
Manufadtured by Wm—Games, Nos. 53 sad 54, St. Paul's
Cburefi-Yaixt
London, England, 1807-08-22

THE DUKE OF YORK AND THE ARMY.

This day was publithed, price 2s the Fourth Edition, of
Ik4ENTORIANA; or, a Letter of Admonition
Liii• and Remonitrance to his Royal Highnefs the DUKE of
YORK, relative to Corruption, Oppreffion, Cowardly Revenge,
Agency, Monapoly, Mbretiicious Influence, and other Subjedts
codnedted with the Army.
" I come with words, Medicinal as true ;
" Honed as either " swinsernan.
Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-ftrect.
London, England, 1807-08-22

VIENNA, AUGUST S.

Count Stadion, it is faid, will be elevated to the
dignity of a Prince, and invened with the Order of
the Fleece.
Since Peace has been reftored between France,
Rollla. and Pruffia, his Majefty intends to make a
conilderable reduftion in the army.
HANOVER, AUGUST it.
- - -

On the Bth the Marquis della Romana, the Spanifh
Commander.in-chief, arrived here, and alighted at
the Royal Palace.
We expea two regiments of light cavalry, viz. of
Lulitania and Almanza : they will complete the ad
corps of the SpaniSs army.

BANKS OF THE ELBE, AUGUST Is.
Yetterday was a day of anxiety and alarm with
us: the Englifheninitter,conful,are. refident inHolfiein,
all left Altona with the greaten celerity and fecrecy,
at about fix in the morning. So fudden a departure
could not but awaken all our fears, and thefe were
increafed in the afternoon, by the unufual delay of
the Danifh poll, which did not arrive till many hours,
after the ufual time.
The molt important news that this poll brought
will be in the Papers of this morning. It confitis of
little befides the a(furance that the Prince Royal has
fucceeded in reaching Copenhagen in fatety, concer-
ning whom great anxiety had been felt here ; and
that though the Engliflt force had augmented itfelf,
and completely environed the Ifland of Zealand, and
extended itfelf acrofs the Sound, yet no manifetta-
lion of hofiility had taken place. On the other hand,
every preparation was making for the defence of the
country; and the private letters which arrived breathe
no defponding or much alarmed fpirit.
Whatever danger is to be immediately (cared
from this advance of the Englilb, at any rate, we
have little hope that the Danith provinces of Ger-
many will longer enjoy their: envied repofe. As
friends to AIR the Danifh Court, if the boldly rata
England, or as enemies to punilh her for yielding—
in one or other of thefe charafters, there is little
doubt that very loon French troops will enter Hot,
Rein.
In the mean while, Hambnrgh is bufy preparing
for the grand fete to be given this evening by the
Minifier Bourienne, in honour of the Emperor, his
matter. This day is to be diftinguiflied by a furpen-
tion of the liege of Stralfund:
P. S. The Minikes courier is not arrived, and
no more letters will be taken to England.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
London, England, 1807-08-22

CridTHAlif, .IEiGUST

The ire which happened in this dock plid on
Monday evening, to near to the valuable Gores of
hemp and cordage, is difeovered to have been no ac-
cident, but canted by tome incendiary; and bad there
been any wind at all, in all probability the mifchief
would have been immenfe. It is to be hoped that
the wicked perpetrator of this ♦ile aft will yet be
thfcovet ed.

To-morrow the Caul-tram will be nndocked, and
the next day the LANCASTER TIM be taken in. The
Palace ss Royal., now in the third dock, is found to
be fa much decayed as not to be worth repairing, and
is therefore ordered to be taken to pieces ; the (hip.
wrights will on IvilndAy nett begin this work, and
have a time fixed for its completion. The new (hip)
the Waslrrre, of 74 guns, will Very loon be ready
for launching.
London, England, 1807-11-07

DOVER, NOVEMBER 6.

Arrived tall night the brig Cora, Capt. OLLEY, of
Yarmouth, with a cargo of wine for this port from
Oporto, which place the left on the 16th ultimo; at
that time only four Btitifh %hips remained there, and
the Engin Merchants were taking up Portuguefe
•effels to carry home their property. Arrived off
here this morning the CALYPSO floop, from a crsrize,
and failed again this afternoon to cruize off Dunge-
nefs. Came in this afternoon the Portuguefe brig
Amizade, Capt. CHaverco, from Oporto, with wine
and fruit for this port, Taft from Portfmouth.
Wind W. S. W. and moderate.
London, England, 1807-11-07

DEAL, NOVEMBER-6.

The Danifh (hip that came into the Downs yeller-
day is called the Heir-apparent Frederick, of 74
guns, having on board part of the 23d Regiment of
the Royal Fuzileers which have been difembarked
bete ; alfo the remaining part of the regiment which
were on board the Banwswica : they have marched
for Canterbury. Some more troops are expeßed to
difeenbark to-morrow.—Rear Admiral Sir SAIMUSL
HOOD, in his Majefty's (hip Csaveurt, arrived in the
Downs this morning. erica the MAIDA and GANGeS,
of 74 guns each. Alfo..the Primers Sophia Frede-
rica, Juflice,. and Norge, Dania* Ihipi of the line ;
Venus and Frederickftein Dr:alibi:ivies, having on
board troops. Sir Samos:. fainted Vice Admiral
ROWLEY on his arrival in the Down, which he re-
turned.—Arrived, the STA:mita 'gun brig, from
Yarmouth ; Frey RUT gun brig, from the We: hoard ;
and Roveurr (loop, from a truize off Calais.—
Sailed, the Calypfo (loop on a eruize off the coaft of
France ; and the Haim:twit: armed (hip, for Portf.
mouth. Arrived and failed for the River the Sedu.
105, INGRAHAM, from Oporto ; and the Fair Ameri-
tan, WHITE, from Gibraltar; alto the Tottenham,
Twinge, from Shields, for Jamaica; and the Little
Ben, Gear, from London, for St. Michael's.
The Ps mitt has a fignal flying for a convoy for
Portfmnuth : the STALLING has likewife one flying
for Yarmooth.—Wind N. W. and moderate.

Is Lk Downe...Pericers of Crat gc, Vice Adn.i•al Row 1,;•
Gemini., Rear Admiral Sir Samuel Hood; Fetnpce, Defence,
Brunfwiek, Valiant, Ruby, Ciptain, Ganges, Canada, and Maid.
lineof-battle Ogps; Clyde and Africalue frigates ; Royalig, Pau-
lina.and Skylark Hoops ; Tickler, Fetter, Starling and Fcrveu•
gun-brigs; Royal Efcape lighter; Norge, Skyoll, ChridlanV!l
Pyincefs Sophia Frederica, plaice, and Helr•apperent Frederick,
Danilb lips of the line; Frederkkfteln and Venus DanilL fti.
gates. - • •
HARWICH, NOV. 6

Remain fcvcral fail of tranfports and Dania
Greenlandmen. The Hardys, HAIDY Man.,
from Archangel bound to London, with pitch, tar,
&c. has been on {bore on Cotton Sand, and is ar.
rived here very leaky, and loft anchors and cables.
London, England, 1807-11-07

THE LONDON COMMISSION SALE COMPANY.
AN Eftablifltntent under the above title it juft
in-
aitoted, the defign of which is to allft trade by making
advances on produce and manufadtured Gtods, and felling them
to advantage, *kik the Ctonmill.m will yield to the Subfcribers
en ample profit for the ufe of their Capital. The fum to be railed
la One Million in (hares of Sol each, and a depofit of 11. per Stare
is required at the time of fubfcribing to afeertatn the right to vote
at the &It meeting of the Proprietors. fke figure calls are to be
in the dikretion of the Diredors, and in no greater Ihm than tot.
per Cent. at one time upon a Notice of 3o days.
Sublerlytions arc taken and receipts granted at the bode of
Ileffrs. Kettfingtons, St fan, and Adams, Bankers; No. -ao, Lom-
bar.l ftreet.

A Profpeditt, may be had, at the Bar of Ciarrawafs, and molt
of the Coffee Honks; and of Metres Palmer, Tomlinfon's, and
Thornton, Solicitors, Copthaff-Court, Throsmorton-ftreet, Lon•
den.—London, Odober 29. 184.
London, England, 1807-11-07

IROM THE MADRID GAZETTE.

44 MADRID, SenT. 29.—The Captain General of
the Caraccas, in different difpatches, of the month of
April laft, has acquainted the Generaliffimo
Almi-
tante, with the final refult of the expedition of the
rebel Miranda. He is perfuaded that the invafions
undertaken againfl thofe Provinces were done with
the knowledge• of the Englifh, and fapported by
them ; and he believes them to be part of the plan
plotted by tbat Government, which comprehended
Buenos Ayres. There enterprifes were conceived at
the fame time, founded on the fame bark, and exe-
cuted neatly at the fame epoch : and hopes were
entertained of extending them to other towns, and
dißarbing the general tranquillity cf America, as
raay be plainly feen from what the Englifh thcmfelves
circulated in their Newfpapers—from the expeditions
prepared in their ports—and from the daring profef.
Lions of Miranda, who, counting cn the affiltance of
England. contraCted debts on the wealth of the pro.
vinces of Terra Firma, which he propofed conquering.
46 The loans of many commercial houfea taffy
the credit that was given to the plans cf the Rebel,
whole defigns were manirefled on a 11;:ndkerchief of
Englifh manufsaure, which was exhibited in the
neitchbcurinz Colonies, (hewing, at the four corners
of it, the portraits of Sir Home Popham, of General
Beresford, cf Wa(hington, and of Miranda ; united
as it were to obtain the fame end, with many rough
drafts of naval viaories, and bordered with there
four infcriptions it not conque
.1 I, tut union s—Lttl
arts, indufiry, and commerce flourifr s—Faligion, and it:
holy min fled to prottacd s—Perfons, confcience, and coma
meree hkratrd. The portrait of Chritiopher Columbus
filled the centre, adorned with naval infignias ; Eng-
lifh colours were added as naval trophies ; Nngland,
as goddefs of the ftat ; the lion of Spain irt her feet ;
a youth rolling up the French colouts,• and under-
neath the fs)lowing infcripti'.n :—.r*pt dawn of day to
Anscrica. Such was the arrogant fea.urtty of our ene-
my, whore projefts have difappeared with refpea to
thofe provinces, owing to the refiflance they met with.
Thole excellent towns metivevery praife by their
valonr, loyalty, and love for their Sovereign."
SFPTEMBER Tlf particulars publifhed by
the Englifh Government of what happened in the
attack and defence of Buenos Ayres, have juft
arrived : and although it cannot be prefurned
that our enemies arc partial towards us, yet in
the manner in which they relate it, frith is the
glory that refults from a defence which has few
examples in hiftory, that for the prefent, and until
sour Government receives our own official difpatches,
fuffice it alone to tranflate what the Englifh fay.—
The Government is convinced that all the world
mull be penetrated with the refined loyalty and va-
lour of the inhabitants of Buenos Ayres and its
worthy Chief, referring to itfelf, at a proper time, to
publifh the exploits and memorable deeds performed
in that great affirm."
[Here follows the account publithed in the London Gazette.]
London, England, 1807-11-07

THE EVENING STA

LONDON.

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER v.
PRICE OF sTocKs THIS DAY AT ONE 3*CLOCK :
Confols, money, 63—for account, 631—Om:limn It to pre.
Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 4s rem —5 per Cent. NavY 97a.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock sail India Stock
3 per Cent. Red 62 India Bonds, par is pr. ts.
3 per Cent. Conf 631 63 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6 :al
4 per Cent. 801 8t Bti I Excheq. Bills, 45. as pre.
3 Cent. Navy 98i 98 Oninium t o l pr
L. Ann. tyi 13.161bs is 16ths Cool. to r act. 63if

We are happy to announce the fafe arrival of fame
more of the Danifh fleet in the Downs, as our
Readers will find from our Port Letters.

It is underftood that the difpatches from Lifbon,
received two days go, and which were dated the
16th nit. Rate that an interview was to take place in
a few days after, between Lord STR AVG FORD, the
Panics REGENT, and the Portuguefe Minißry, at
which the fubjeit of the propofed emigration to the
Brazils was to be finally dilcuffed. The Vafca de
Gama, a fhip of the line, carrying 74 guns, was
ready for fea, and about to proceed to the Brazils,
with the young Prince DR BEIRA.
Several letters from
,Madrid of the 9th ult. have
been received. There are completely fluent upon the
fubjeet of the reported death of the King of Spars,
and on the r6:11 the flatement was univerfally direr&
dited at Lifbon. It is pofitively Rated, that a con•
fiderable body of Spanifh troops had fet out on its
snatch for Portugal, to co operate with the French
army, which was proceeding againft that Kingdom.
There was a report yeßerday that the French and
Spaniards were meditating an attack upon Gibraltar.
The HIN DOST AN, which is arrived at Portfrnonth,
has brought letters from Gibraltar, from which we
make the following eztraas :
0 GIBRALTAR, 0:TOBER 8, rBo7.

" Since ciofing this an order from the Court of Madrid has I
been put to force—to clofe all communication between the Spa- •
Mat territory and this SWUM h was today confidently re-
ported that 13,000 French troops were expedicd at Algefiru
fkortly.and that the provifions neceffary were already received.—
I cannot vouch for the truth of it ; however, lomething =ft be
in agitrion. My neat may probably throw a farther light on
the Donnas.
" The teth Foot left us on the tith of September, and are
sea up the Mediterranean,fuppoled for Sicily."
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
a We yeßerday bad the unpleafant intelligence of our commu-
nication being ftopt with Spain. I law the letter from the Spanith
General commanding the lines, We have to thank oar bitter
enemy BONAPARTZ for it. Report lays, 96,000 French have en-
tered Spain, part for Portugal, and the ref to amufe us here.
How they are to ezift, Gon knows. The barveft in Spain has
been very bad, and the neighbourhood has almoft entirely been
lupplied with corn from Gibraltar. We lball lofe a fupply of ye_
getabies and poultry, but they will We the principal ftaff of a Spa.
Divers life.-bread. The natives are apprehthilve of the town
being bombarded. More at the head of affairs here think it poffi-
aad meafures are taking accordingly,"
London, England, 1807-11-07

YORKSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, with
IMPROFRIATE TYrHES.
THE MANOR and ROYALTY of HEMING-
BROUGH, together with the lmp►opriate Re&sry thereto
helonging,comprifing the Great and Small Tythes of the townfkips
of Hemingbrough, Cliff-cum Lund, Barlby, Ofgodby, South Duf-
field, Bowthorpe and Minthorpe, extending over upwards of 7703
Acres of Arable Meadow and Warp Laod. Together with a va-
luable Freehold Menage, granaries, farm buildings, and land, in
Heiningbrough, containing four Acres, and a compaet Freehold
Farm in the toventhip of Bariby. called Turnhead Farm, with
gnanariet and commodious farm buildings, hiking bode and land-
ing, and upwards of na awes of rich Arable, Meadow, Pafture
and Warp Land, in high enltivatkin--,the whole let on leak which
will expire on the 6th of April, iBoB, at the nett rent of aixl.
per Annum.
The Townlhips over which the Tythes extend are chiefly in an
open Field Rate, capable of the greaten improvement by inclofing,
and arc moderately alliffed to the land-tax and parochial rates.
This nate is fituatc %ion the river Oufe, pofftffing the advan-
tage of water carriage to the heft markets in the weltern part of
Yorkihire, in a very fertile part of the county, about three miles
from Selby ; five from Howden ; 55 from York ; and as from
Hull. May be viewed by applying to Mr Moyfer, of Hunting-
ton, near York: and defcriptive particulars may be bad at the
Hotel, Leeds; the Neptune, Hull; the (bieen's Head, Newcaftic
upon Tyne; the Bridgewater Aran, hLsochefter ; at °areaway's,
Coffee Houfe ; and of Mr Claridge, No 47. Pall mall, London,
who is authorifed to difpofe of the fame, and where a plan of the
pangs may be fern.
London, England, 1807-11-07

BALLYCASTLE, OCTOBER :S.

On Friday laR, a fmack was feen Banding from
the Scotch Chore: the wind blowing violently from
the N. W. when the came oppofite to the WeEl end
of Rathlin, a fea was obferved to ftrike her, and lAid
her on her beam ends ; in which fituation another
broke over, when the went down, and we lamegt to
fay, that every foul on, board perifhed. One man
was ditlinetly feen at the helm, which he kept till thc
veffel entirely difappeated.

CORK, OCTOBER 28.
The Fame, laden with port wine and iron, from
Rothfay to Galway, was !handed at Killough, a
few nights fince ; a great part of her cargo has beeti
faxed by the exertions of the Gentlemen of the
country. She was completely wrecked, her malts
carried away, &c. and the goods taken out of her
fide, through a hole made for the purpofe with ex-
treme difficulty, there being no way of fixing any
machinery to affil in taking out the goods.
London, England, 1807-11-07

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6.

Arrived his Majefty's (hip Ustcoan, with the Bri.
tiff: (been, Captain WHITS, Eliza and Neria tranf-
pnrts, under convoy, from the River Plate: they
failed on the Bth Auguft, in company with lizteen
fail. Arrived alto the Mermaid fchooner, from
Gibraltar ; Defender gun brig, with the George
tranfport under convoy, froin Guernfey ; ludigf-
knoven, —, from Chrilliana, detained by his Ma-
jay's (hip SERAPI*, and the Eliza, DODDS, from
America, detained by his Majetly's fehooner Stre-
nuous. Several of the tranfports lately arrived from
the Mediterranean are releafed from quarantine
I Wind %V.
London, England, 1807-11-07

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, NOV. 6.

The (late of the conviEts on board the hulks, at
Woolwich and Portfmouth was reported. as ulual,
to the Court; after which, upwards of an hour was
occupied in jullifying bail.
Mr. EDWIN HE/weeny SANDS applied to their
Lordthips to be (truck off the roll, he having left off
prallice a long time.
In POTTY v.WAKIIFIILD, which was an affirm of
trover brought by the Bankrupt to try the validity of
the petitioning Creditor's debt, a new trial wa• ap.
plied for by Mr. SCARLET, on the part of the Plain.
tiff, and the Rule was refufed. The quaion de.
pended on the validity of an award for tool. in favour
of the petitioning creditor.
London, England, 1807-11-07

NALITIC44 INTELLIGZENZ.T.

.

MAILS—Wind W.
All. Dal Alto Rut
I I I Gettenburgb o .2
O 6 I Lithos o • 1

•
Dublin
Waterford

1•11•1• M.

PENZANCE, NOVEMBER 4.

On the evening of the ad inflant, a veffel put into.
this Bay during a very heavy gale•of wind at W.N.W.
with fignal at the foretop, when boats went off and
fpnke her, but it blew fo feverely that no boat would
lie alongfide without imminent danger, therefore re•
turned to Penzance, and Newlyn as the pilot (who
rwas taken on board before the arrived iss the Bay)
was condueling her into anchorage. The winds
increafed fo much and more Nor'ltaly (and the
night being fo dark) as to prevent any boat going off
till morning, when to the furprife of every one the
veffel was not to be feen—fuppofed to have been
driven off the coaß, yet it is hoped, notwithflanding,
the will reach Plymouth in fafety. All I can learn
is, that the belongs to BMA, in Ireland, is from
Malta, and fuppofed to be laden with brimlone, etc.
as the fides appeared coloured with that article, by
retnning over when pumped up, as the veffel was
Rated to be very leaky.
London, England, 1807-11-07

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4.

Arrived the Fortitude, Sal LTON, from Liverpool
for Gibraltar. Sailed theWalfingham packet, Capt.
GRAY, for Lifhon ; and the Ann and Sufan3Wavaas,
for Portfmouth.—Wind N.W.
TORBAY, NOVEMBER S.

Laft evening arrived his Majeßy's Ihip ROYAL
GROW f, from Plymouth; TON NAM T, from off Roche-
fort ; and the ANTITH Yr!' and ALCM EN I frigates,
from a cruize. This day failed his Majeßy's flip
Amethyft and Liberty brig on a cruize.
London, England, 1807-11-07

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NOV. 6.

This day being the firlt day of Term, the Court
was engaged for Come time in the jultifying of bail.
It then proceeded to hear motions.

SitINNAN AND WIPI th. RILDNInND.

Serjeant Basr moved for a rule to thew canfe why
the execution, in this cafe, thould not be fet afide ?
It was an affirm tried at Guildhall, when, nnder the
direilirn of the Jude,he lealt potlible damages
were given. The vertfid againft the Defendant was
only one farthing ; but the Plaintiff contrived, in the
long vacation, to take out an execution againtt him
for 631. and upwards, colts. The Learned Serjeant
was aware, that he could, on the part of his client,
fet slide the judgment by a writ of error ; but he was
confident the Court, under Inch citrumftances, would
not fubjelt the Defendant to the probability of be-
ing imprifoned for the length of time which fuel a
proceeding would occupy. Ile therefore applied for
redrets in this form ; becaufe, although the adion
was' originally brought for an affault and battery,
yet, in the jullification, no mention of the latter did
appear. Their Lordlhips would find, by a reference
' to two cafe. in the 3d and sth Term Reports, that
the Court of King's Bench, under fimilar circum-
fiances, fet.afide the execution, upon a fimple motion.
Rule granted.
London, England, 1807-11-07

BRIDPORT, NOVEMBER 3.

Laft. Saturday was launched from the dock yard
of Mdfrs. Boma and GOOD, at this harbour, a fine
(loop of war, for his Majefly's fervice, pierced for 22
guns, which is preparing for fea with the utmoft
difpatch. The LAUREL frigate, of 32 guns, reputed
one of the fafteft failers in his Majefly's Navy, was
built in the fame dock yard, as well as feveral others
of a fmallei dafs, during the war, by Government
contra& Mr. Boons has been upwards of 40 years
famed for building loggers and cutters, fuperior to
all others in failing. There craft are heft adapted for
cruizing in the Channel, and, carrying from 16 to 20
flans, would be found molt eligible for fcouring the
coal of the numerous French privateers that infeft it.
It is to be hoped, the Board of Admiralty will caufe
this fubje& to be properly inveftigated; and if an
Adrhirars flag was continually flying in Portland
Roads, the fcrvice would be benefited.
London, England, 1807-02-13

ARMY.

A PURCHASER of a Company, in any Regi-
3, malt. Nutnbered.from I to 97, flay be heard of, by appli•
=don to F. F. Pott Office, Glocefter.—Lacers poft paid, only at-
tended to —A douceur for the above fnuttion, without purchafe,
would be given, and the ftrideft honour and feereey obferved.

TO THE BOOKSELLERS.
MR. PHILLIPS terpeetfoliy informs the Book-
Mi. fellers of Great Britain and Ireland, that owing to an un-
forefeet% saute of delay. the Odava reition of the Fifth Volume
of the LIFE of WASHING FON, and the New Volume of the
PUBLIC CHARACTERS (both of whiclrhave, by miltake. becn
aniattoeed as publtlhed) will not appear before Monday, the 9th
of Fcbruary.

•
N. & On the fame day, Dr. GRZOORY% CYCLOPEDIA,
swift be ready for Delivery, complete, In Two large and magni •
Brent Volumes, (t2.arto, either in boaids'ar in various Ryles of
Bindings.
London, England, 1807-02-13

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

NITHEREAS many Ladies and Ge•nticmen expe-
rience very great pccunilry inconvenience far warn of
knowing fonte rcfpea.,ble channel through whole medium they
may he iccommodatcd with temporary or permanent SUMS of
MONEY.

Meffra.HARRIS and Co. st the Annuity Bank. No. .6, Suf.
folk•Oreet Chartng Crofs, refpeet:elly inform the Nobility and
Gentry, in prtfit.fli," of Incomes atifing from Freehold Copyhold,
or Lesfehold Bilates, in Land or Hooks, Money in the Funds,
Rent Charges. Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Anmai
ties. Pa'ent Places, Church Littiogg, or any certain income for Ire,
may be. fupplied wi b Sums of Money to any amount, by paying
an adequate Annuity Intereft for the Wile; redeemable any time,
at their own option.
Pcrfonsli pplicatton will be rereieed every dait till three o'clock,
and I tters from Correspot.sicats in Town or Country, putt paid,
Immediately anfwercd.

HOUSE AND LANDS' IN ASHBORNE. DERBYSHIRE.
TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Bleckmoor'f Head, in Aftibornei in-the County of Derby,
on Saturday, the atft day of Fthruary inftant, between the
hours of four and fix o'clock in the afternoon, in the following
Lots, and fubjedt to foch conditions as will then be produced,
LOT I.
A FREEHOLD i‘IESSTJAGE or Dwelling-
Hoare. fttuate in the North fidkof the Weft end of Church-
Brett, in Afhhorne aforefaid, with the waked gardens, (tabling
for fix holies, coach-houfe, and other outbuildings and appurte-
nances thereto belonging, lately occupied by Mrs. Hudgfon, de-
ceded.

The above honk it Stinted in the heft part of the town of
Athborne. and is well calculated fur the refidence of a Ututle-
man's Family.
I.OT ll—Two Freehold Clore! or Parcels c',l. rich Meadow or
Pafture Land adjoining each other, called the Field Clofes, con-
taining together about nine Acres, with the hay-barn (landing
thereon, fituate in Offcoat and Underwood, in the parifh of Alb-
borne, and now in the occupation of Mr James Riddlefd'cn.
Farther particulars may be bad by application Cu illr Bisesfoit',
Solicitor, Athborne.
London, England, 1807-02-13

LADIES.

THAT Superfluous Hairs are nne of the greaten
drawbacks from the beauty and. delicacy of the Female Face,
Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea-
fant. To remove them various Preparations hair, from time to
time, Rana up, but molt of them (although pompoufly adver
tiled) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are
fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TREN l.'s DEPI-
LATORY, which Rands 'alifolutely unparalleled and j2ftly ce-
lebrated, the Proprietors will only obf,-rve, that it removes the
hairs in a few minutes, without injuring the skin, or caufing any
surpleallent fenfation—that it has been (iappily applied and highly
approved in thefirfl circles of falhioo and rank—and that Ladies
may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular clemonftration of its efficacy
and innocence, before they make..? put-chafe.
It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefale and re-
tail, by Mr. Perin, 23, Southampton Ii reet, Covent Garden; Mr.
Golding, Coruhill; and retail by all the principal Perfumers
and Medicine Venders in London. To Ladies in the country,
enclofing the amount, free of peonage, it will be immediately for-
warded—price ss.
London, England, 1807-06-23

CROYDON—SURREY.
By Mr. H. WATSON and Mr. ABBOTT.
At Garraway's Coffce•hoofe, on Saturday, the a;th inR. at
Twelve o'Cloek,

A LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, or Hunting Box,
fituated at the end of the town of Croydon. The Cottage
is well fupplied with excellent water, and it contains three fitting
rooms, three bed rooms, a dreffing clad, and three warrens,
kitchen, wafhhoufe,&e.
The yard is convenient, the garden though (mall, is very plea-
fant, very good flabling for fix bodes, held for an unexpired term
of 40 years, upon Midfummer, t 807 ; at the low rent of only 161.
per mown, with a covenant of renewal at the fame rent.
To be viewed for particulars, enquire of Me. B. Watfon, Bridge-
ftreet, Wellmintter: Mr. Abbott, Sbepherd's.Marka, and the
King's-Anno, Cro; don.

VILLA AND LAND. •
To be SOLD, with immediate potelloe,

A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, called EGHAM
HYTHE HOUSE, with Furniture, ten Acres of Land,
Coach Houle, Four• Hall Stable,Garden, Shrubbery, Gravel Walks,
Boats and Steps, communicating from the Lawn, delightfully
unlaced near Staine's Bridge, and extending towards Chertfey, in
Surrey, along the Banks of the Thames; with right of tatting Nets;
and Angling an that River, and the Cain; in a Country abounding
with Game, the Royal Hunt, acc. This complete FamHy Villa
and Ferme Orne, are in perfect repair, (even Acres of the Land on
Leafe for about so, the ref for so years at very low rants, and
offen have been made to give a long Term—fisteen Miles from
Hyde Park Corner, five from Windfor and Hampton Court, near
the Forelt Rides, Staines, Egham, Cooper's Hill, Enilefield
Green, &c.
The Eremites may be viewed, lnd all particulars had, of Meet.
Oman and Tennant, Solicitors, No 2, Gray's Inn flung.
London, England, 1807-06-23

WESTMINSTER FIRE.OFFICE, (EttabWiled 1717),
BEDFORD-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN,
For Wining Houk's, Buildings, Houfebold Furniture, Goods
and Stock in Trade, within England, Scotland, and Wales.
ANNUAL and SEPTENNIAL INSURANCES
are made on the Property above fpeclfied, front Lots or Da-
mage by Fire; for which purpofe, attendance is given daily at this
Office, from nine o'clock in the morning until four o'clock in the
afternoon, Saturday excepted, on which day the Offise doles at
three o'clock. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary.
N. B. No Charge made at this Office for Policies.