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London, England, 1807-05-12

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON BOARD

HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP WINDSOR CASTLE& ♦T MALTA,

DATED THS 22d OF MARCH, 1807.

ds We arrived here yeflerday from Tenedos, after
forcing the palfage of the Dardanelles, both up and
down. The lois the fleet has fuftained, I have not
been able to afcertain. In the WINDSOR CASTLI we
have been moft particularly fortunate, having only
one man materially wounded in going up, and three
killed and !even wounded, in coming down. This is
the &ft attempt that has been made, and I fear it
will be the laD. A (tone !hot (truck us on our paffing
the lag battery, which deftroyed one of the gun
carriages, on the middle deck, and afterwards nearly
cut the mainmaft through ; it meafnres in circum-
ference, no lefs than 6 feet t t inches, and weigh►
wetly 804.1 b. We are to take in a new marl, and
proceed immediately to join Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH,
off Tenedos.

" It is with the molt fincere concern, that I men-
lion the death of Captain KE.4l'. He was killed on
the evening of the 27th of Februaty, in an attack
that was made on Princes Ifland, near Con Ilentinople;
Lieutenant BELL, of the Royer. GEORGE, alto fell,
and another of the fame (hip, (I think his name is
‘VILLOUGHAY) is fhot through the cheek. Two
Lieutenants of Marines were wounded, and I am
afraid a great many men betides; but it being neatly
dal k, it wat, difficult to afcertain."

NEW PARLIAMENT.

AIEMBERS ELECTED.

1"4 MWO'' if —Sir Robert Peel; General Loftus.
Htr o N Beckford, and B. Hobhnitfe, Efqrs.
Tit t ASK—Lieutcnat.t. Colonel Frankland; R. Greenhill, Efq
Tv; e RTON•-••lion Richard Ryder; W. Fitzhugh, Efq.
Bas.con-3ir Robert Salilbury.
BeWDL EY —Miles Peter Andrews, Efq.
Ortit HAMPTON—LIoyd Wardell; Albany Saville, El.+
BAROUGEMIDDR—H. Dawkins, and W. H Clinton. Efqrs.
ALonottoucti —Gilbert Jones, and Henry Fynes, Eftirs.
MON MOUTR —Lord Charley H Somerfet.
Bt 'Raw- oN Loraine and Hon. Captain Perry.
Miscue/al—John F Luttrell and John Heidrun, Lfqr&
HAVERFORDWCS r—Lord Ktufingtrn.
NI ID HU acl —Hon. J. Abercrombie; Samuel Smith, Efq.
TOTN ES s—William Adams ; Benjamin hall, Efq.
Mast-SUMS—Lord G. Cavendilh; E. M. Munday, [Sq.
BEAU R IS—Lord Newborough.
tiannw lc n—Hon. C. C. jenkinfon ; Admiral Rairier.
WILTON—RaIph Sheldon and C. Herbert, Efqrs.
Dow N TON ..HOll. B Bouverie ; Sir T. Mater, qart.
. OLD SARUM—Right Honourable N. Vaufittart, and j. D. Por.
cher. brci•
Kts AR essonouctt.--Lord J. Townlhend; Lord Offulften.
Lvatt rms—Colonel Duckett ; John Kingßon, Efq.
Noat HALLERTON—Hon E. Larcelles ; H. P:erfe. Efq.
ST. ALRANS—Iion j. W. Griniflon; Jofeph Halfsy, Efq.
CHICDes-rst—G. W Thomas and James Dupre, bfqrs.
New-r0w...-john J. Blackburn, Efq. and General P. Heron.
OAI Ton—Mark Wood, Efq. G. Baas Greenough. Etq.
HA Y DON—George johnilone and Anthony Brown, Efqrs.
Ca asraturnan—Admiral G CompheiL
CITY or EDINBURGH—Sir Patrick Murray, of Ochtertyre.
COVENTRY—Peter Moore and--- Mills, Efqrs.
Dave It cev-,Captain Vyle. and Mr Wharton.
NEWCASTLE UN pe it-Ly Ast—E. W. Bootle, and J. Macdo-
nald, Efqrs.
London, England, 1807-05-12

GIBRALTAR.

We have jull received the following, among other
communications from Gibraltar: The garrifon was
well when our letters came away :

“ GIBRALTAR. APRIL 17.

" On the 13th; the Sea Hoes& arrived, with the
convoy from Portfmouth;fazAis place and Matta, in
fizteen days. On the sstb, the Sea Hoa se proceeded
with part of the Malta convoy, but it blowing ex-
tremely hard, many of them were left behind, not
being able to work out of the Bay.
44 Yefterday, an American flip, the Eliza Ann,
from Vera Cruz, bound to Malta, with indigo, co-
chineal, and fpices, was wrecked off the New Mole,
owing to her cable cutting. The crew had mutinied
at lea, and wounded the Captain (RICHARDSON), and
the Mate, when fortunately fhe tell in with the NIGER,
who took out the mutineers, and put an officer and a
party on beard, to bring the veffel in fafety to Gib-
raltar. All the treafure has been laved by the exer-
tions of the men of war lying in the Mule, and if the
weather keeps moderate, great part of the cargo will
be alfo got out.
"This morning the HIND came in from Lord Cot.-
LlNcwoop's fleet : fhe proceeds to Malta and Sicily,
with difpatchcs."
London, England, 1807-05-12

THE CANADAS.

This day were publilhed, in a fplcndil and very large Volume, In
e:arto, illidtrated with 3o copperplates, engra►ed from original
drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price 21. iss. boards,
'TRAVELS through the CANADAS, containing
-L. a defcription of the Flaunty.: feenery on fume of the Ri-
vers and Lakes, with an account of the produdions, commerce,
and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is futsjoined a com-
parative view of the manners and cuftoms of (even d of the Indian
nations of North and South America.

By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq.
Deputy Poitmatle:-General of Britilh North Americo, &e &e.
Printed for Richard Phillips. No. 6, Bridgeareet, Bi sekfriars,
and to be had of all Bookiehers.

N.B. A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully co-
loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been done up
In a fcparatt atlas, and the wosk, with this elegant accomp.miatento
may Ise had at Three Guinea, and a Half per copy.

THE WATERING PLACES for iBo7.

This day was publifficd, price t;1. in boards, t3s 6d• in Red, or
so. Calf Gilt, in One very thick and elofely' printed Volume,

illnitrated with nearly Seventy Maps And
-THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING And
A SEA BA ! HMG PLACES in England and Wales, for 1837,
confifting of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE-
SCRIPTIONS of every Place of faihionable Refort, and of the
Curiofities and Scenery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the
Roads wand from each Place.
London, England, 1807-05-12

DIED.

Tucfday laft, at his houfe at Perham, near Rotherham, Gneercly
regretted, Jonathan Walker, Efq. one of his Majelty's Jolliest of
the Peace for the Weft Riding of the County of York.
On Thurfday morning laft, at Whichelfea, in Sufftx, aged 83
years, Thomas Marten, Efq. Deputy Mayor, and the eldeft Free.
man of that Corporation.
On the 115.4 h ult. at Schwerin; in Meeklenborgh.the Hon. Fran •
ces Clifford, chick lifter of the pre fent Lord Clifford:
At Edinburgh, on l'uefday the sift of Apra, Lady Maxwell,.
Fella of Sir William Maxwell of Monteith, But. and mother of
her Grace the Duchefs of Gordon.

HIGH WATER AT Lowr,ow ARMOR TO MORROW
Morulpg • adeutes arta 5
Afternoon • szaastauta afta 6
London, England, 1807-07-18

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FALMOUTH, JULY is.
Sailed. the Lord Hobart packet, Capt. Han t sfmi,
for Halal and Ne* arm k ; Maithelier Packet, Capt.
Davos, for Barbadoes and Jamaica; and the Prin.
eels Elitabeth packet, Capt. Kidd, for Lana.—
Wind N.W,
PLYMOUTH. JULY 16.
Came in the AN cost, of 38 guns, from Jamaica;
and Houma bomb, from Torbay.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY t 7.

Arrived the Rttnisoisto and HARDY gumbtigs,
from a crnize.—Sailed the Titusville bomb. for the
Downs; sod the DIMS or Yoke cotter, for Cock.
—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-07-27

PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY ss.
The Royal Affent was given by comminan to the Lottery Bill,
the irio Provifion Exportation Bill, the Mao Spirit Licence Dill.
the Irifh Tat Regulation Bill, and a great number of private Bills.
The Commiffloners were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of
Mentrofe, and Lord Walfingham.
The Militia Bills, the Britifh Mufcom Bill, and the Compaffion-
ate Lift BiU were read a fecond time, and committed for Monday.
The frith Glebe Houfes Bill and Ellis's Divorce Bill, were rcad
a third time and paired.

The Irifh Spirits Bill and feveral private bills were brought up
Com the Commons,and read a &ft time.

Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

In confequenca of a requifition made to the I-look hi the Deputy
Ober of the Black Red, the Speaker, attended by the Members
prefent, went to the Houfe of Lords; and on his return infurmed
the Houle, that he had heard his Majefty's aliens given by cosmic-
lon to the Lottery Bill. frifb Salted Provifion Export Bill, and to
a number of other public and private Bills:
The SPEAKER informed the Houk, that the perfons who had
prefented Petitions complaining of undue Returns for the County
of Kincardine. and for Oakhampton and Eaft Grimftead, had fail-
ed to proceed in the Paid petitions, agreeablyto Mt of Parliament.
All further proceedings under there petitions were therefore order-
ed to be difcharged.
The Houk, in a Committee on the Cotton Bounty Adts, refol
lied that the fame bounty be granted on the exportation of cottons
to Malta, as are at prefent granted on their exportation to Gib-
raltar.

Ina Committee on the Adt of the 43d Geo. II I, c. 68. rebtiv: to
the Duties on Cuftoms, it was refolved. that the prefent duties be
red( sled, and new duties be enadied in their itcad, and the Chair-
man do apply for leave to bring in Bills accordingly.
The Report of the Committee on the Irith Revenue Regulations
was ordered to be taken into eonfideration on 1 uelday next.
London, England, 1807-07-27

DFAL, JULY :6.

Arrived his Majeily's (hips SEAGULL from a cruize;
SUPERB and LIGHTNING, horn the Weftward.-
-Sliled the FURIOUS gun brig, with five 1411 of
trantports under her convoy for Yarmouth ; Bust.
LEP. gun brig, on a cruize off Boulogne.
London, England, 1807-07-27

msrr. JULY 5.

One of our Papers mentions, that the Grand Duke
Conflantine will go to Paris, and that the Emperor
himfelf intends to go there in the courfe of the fol-
lowing winter. Hts journey, like that of Peter the
Great, will contribute to the improvement of the
Ruffian Empire; like him, he will not find a weak
Prince, but a mighty Sovereign, adored by that na-
tion whole glory he has fixed, and whole happinefs
he has promoted. His Imperial Ruffian Majetty will
be mofi cordially welcomed by the French, who will
zealoufly pay homage to a Prince, in whole perfon
they behold an Ally of the Emperor Napoleon.
London, England, 1807-07-27

FOREICiIv INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, JULY 9.
A Journal announces that at the dinner at Tilfit,
it which the two Emperors were prefent, the follow.
ing waft was given—" The Freedom of the Seas."
Guillet, the perfon who went to Mr. Fox to pro.
pofe to him to affaffinate his Imperial Majefty, and
who was taken up on his arrival on the Continent,
died a few days ago at the Bicetre, where he was
confined.
Juxv 15.—Every thing announces the fpeedy re.
turn of his Majefty the Emperor to this capital.—
Several perfons in his fervice have here.)
We are affured, that immediately after the figning
of the Arrniftice with RufEa, M. Von Novofiltzoff
fet out for England.
JULY 16.—People flatter themfelves with the hope
of feting the Emperor in this city nest week. His
birthday, Auguft is, will probably be kept with
extraordinary feftivity. It is faid, that preparations
are making at the Ecole Mifitaire, for the reception of
perfons of the higheft diftinaion.
Befides all thefe appearances which indicate a
fpeedy ifl'ue to the negotiations, there is one fironger
mill : by a decree, dated Tilfit, July r, the opening
of the Legiflative Body for 1807, is put off till the
16th of Auguft.
July 17.—The five per cents. this day, were at 79
fr. 20 centimes.
London, England, 1807-07-27

BANKRUPTS.

William Chrifp, of Cockfpur-ftreet, near Charing Croft, Weßmin-
fter, perfumer and pocket-book dealer, to furrender July all,
Auguft sr, and September 3, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney,
Mr Smith, N 0.9, Furnival's Inn.
rhamas Groucock, of Drayton-in•Halts, Salop, mercer, linen-
draper, dealer and chapman, Auguft 17, 18, and btptember 5,
at twelve, at the Pticenit Inn, Drayton in Halm Anomie.,
Mr. Stanley, Drayton•in-Halles ; or Mars. Baxter and Martin,
Furrival's Inn, Louden.
Stephen Hawkins, late of Plymouth Lock, Devon, baker, dealer
and chapman. Antall 7,8, and Sept. 3, at eleven, at the King's-
Arms Inn, Plymouth. Attornies, Melfts. Williams awl Dark e.
No. 6, Bedford row, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. J .hu Wells
B.•zon, of Plymouth Dock.
James Goodlicw, of Leeds, Kent, butcher, Auguft 4, r c, and Sep-
tember 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. W mess
Symond's
DIVIDENDS.
July 28. Hudron Fox, of Kingfton-u#on•Hull, clock and watch-
moher, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, HulL
July 29. William Simplon, of Clement's lane, London, merchant,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 29. William Butler, of Weldon, Northamptoolhirs, linen-
draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
July 291. Samuel Freeman, of Old Compton •Itrect, Wellminfter,
carpenter, at eleven, at GuildhalL
July $9. Thomas Luckhurft, late of Canterbury, draper and tail r,
at eleven, at Guildhall
July 3s. Jeffery Folds, of Inghey, in the Foreft of Trawden Lan-
• cottonwaanufadurer, at eleven, at the New Red Lion
Inn, Caine, Lancalbire.
Julys i John Cherry, of St. John !treat, parint of St. Sepulchre,
eft:, cabinet maker, at eleven, at Guildhall
July 29. Richard Armitage, of Vigo-lane, Weßinitifter, ironmon-
ger, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July lg. Thomas Shaw, of Chelmsford, Effex, china and earthen.
ware.fasn, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July sq. Heavy Gardiner, of 'llamas Itreet, London, feedfman,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Juty_lB. William Stone, formerly of High ftreet, Southwark, hut
late of Norwood Common, Surrey, hop-merchant, at one, at
Guildhall, London
July MI. William Manby, of the Strand, Middieftx, oil and colour.
man, at one, at Guildhall.
July ;o. John Oliphant, of Fleet- ftreet, London, tailor, at ten, at
Guildhall.
London, England, 1807-07-27

IRISH MILITIA.

Sir A. WELLESLEY obtained leave to bring in a Bill for per-
anthill; the I rift) Militia to Volunteer into the Regular Army
alfo a Bill for increafing the Militia of Ireland He immediately
brought in thele two bills, which were feverally read a Brit time,
and ordered to be read a fecond time on Monday.
A Meffage was received from the Lords, Rating, that they had
agreed to a number of private Bills.
London, England, 1807-07-27

PLYMOUTH, JULY 25.

Came in the ALcraENE, of 36 guns, from a cruize;
CASSANDRA, of to guns, from off Rochefort, with
fl,:t of I;ght vi.goallers ; Twelve Brothers, Captain
}Wu., from Dram, with naval (ores for this port ;
Mirgarera Henrietta, from London. Sailed the
LIGHTNING, of IS guns, on a cruize. Came from
1 lamnaze tr) Cawfand Bay, the ACHILLE, of 74
1;; Ins ; an•l the MINSTREL, of 18 guns. Ye(lerday
A French tloop cartel put in here from Modal!, with
Eve women pairengers, and failed again immediately
for France. Carrie in the SURINAM, of 24 gunr,
from a cruize. An embargo was this day laid on
all thips and yeffels whatever, except thofe belong-
ing to, or in the immediate fervice of Government.

PORTSMO FH. JULY 26.

The Lively frigate, Capt. Mc. KIMLEY,IIai fent
five prizes into this port.—Thef are merchant iltips.
The Uiyffes of 44. guns, Capt. NESHAM, appoin•e.l
convoy for the Well Indies ; and the Emulous, Cant.
Stupart, for Halifax and Q2ebec, remain at Spit.
head. The Emulous is under failing orders.
Nothing arrived or failed this day. His MAjefly's
Chip MORGIANA went out of barb mu this day, and
is appointed convoy for the Eallward. Wind S.
London, England, 1807-07-27

THE CANADAS.

This day were publi (bed, in a fplendid aod very large APiume. in
(tliartu, illuitrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from on
drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price 11. 158. b .
I 'RAVELS through the CANA DA S, coilt4
-IL a defcription of the pidlortrque fccnery on fume of the Ri-
vers and Lakes, with an az-c:,unt 4,1 the produdions, commerce,
and inhabitants of there Provinces; to which is fuhjoined a com-
parative view of the manners and cottons* of fevtr.it ut the Indian
nations ut North and South America.
_ _ _

By GIIORGF. 11;ASIOT, F.fq.
Deputy Portmafter-General of Britifli North America, &c ate.
Printed fur Kieuea• l•utt.etrs, Na. 6, Bridge-dream Black-
friarsa,:d to be had of all hookfrilers.
N. B. A few copies of the pla•es which have been beautifully co-
loured in the manner of the original drassings, have been done •tp
in a feporate atlas, and the wntk, with this elegao• scrump iniment,
may be had at Three Guineas and a Half pia cnpy.
London, England, 1807-05-15

ruittiGN JOURNALS.

Hamburgh Papers to the 6th, and Dutch to the
12th inQant, have arrived. No military movements
of importance have taken place fince the la accounts
from the theatre of war. There journals contain the
7 t ft and 72d Bulletins of the French army ; but they
are only remarkable for the change which hay taken
place in the tone of thefe produaions. The King of
Sweden, who was treated with fo much contempt a
few months ago, now receives more deference and
refpea from NAPOLEON. The eldefl fon of King
Louts, who it was intended Ihould he the fueceffor
Of NAPOLIoN, is dead. .

Yeilerday Lord GAIL:01161 arrived in sown from
Portfinouth, and had a long interview' with Lord
MoLoaays at the Admiralty, previons to taking The
command of the Channel Fleet.
Yefterday Lord Mutaaavi left his relidence in
Harley-thee, and moved into his Houle at the Ad-
miralty, and this day his Lord(hip gave an elegant
dinner to a large party.
Advices were this morning received in town from
Admirals AkiTH, ItUaS ELL, and Yonne.—
Admiral Hot Lows, this morning had an interview
with Lord MULGIA YE, at the Admiralty.

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS ELECTED.

SranconnwsGeneral Leland and General &Mt-
H torrost--Birjohn St. Aubyn. Bart. and Rich. Richards,
Sa aaaaa tac.--/olus Kynaßon Powell. and John Cotes, Efqrs.
Moarsm—William Ord, Efq. and Hon Wm. Ho ward.
NAWCASTLZ-VTON:TTNZ..4II' Matthew White Ridley, Bark
Charles John Brandling, Efq.
Ma.z.vow.s.'Lurd Headley and Hon Div das.
PowTarancr—Lord Pollington and R. P. Milne', Efq.
Morroomaay.—Whitfhed Keene. Efq.
Dowsing COONTY-Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. •
Hoasusisos...Sir S. Romilly, Knt. Love Parry Jones Parry, EN.
H. Sumner, and Samuel Thornton, Efqrs.
LANCASTLIt COUNT —T. Swanky, and J. Blackburn, Efqrs.
P aaaaa Elliott, and Freueh Lawrence, F.fgrs.
Baawicu—Sir A. M. Lockhart, Bart. Lieut. Colonel Allen.
LATINCErrotN—Jams Brogden, Efq. Earl Percy.
Newro ay, Northey, and E. Morris, Wyo.
London, England, 1807-05-15

HAGUE, MAY 6.

The Prince Royal, Napoleon Charles, died yeller
day morning. He was in his fifth year. Phis event
ha, caufed the greated grief to the Royal Family.

Fourth Day of Drawing, No. 9949, the Frit
drawn Ticket, entitled to mood. was fold by
RICHARDSON, GoonLucx, and Co. on the ill of laft
month ; it is very remarkable that this Ticket was
wrote for from Southampton, and procured it ,an the
Bank by Richardfon, G•rodluck, and Co. vitt, eln
tinue felling Tickets and Shafts, warranted Un-
drawn, at their Offices, corner of Bank Bui;dings,
Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing Crofs,
The odds are eonfiderably in favour of the event,
that to-morrow's drawing of the Lottery, w;tich is
now fo near its clofe, will bring oat feveral of the
great floating Capital Prizes ; as not one of them
lits hitherto tinned up. This very critical and in-
terefling hate of the Wheel, together with the weighty
Prize of ic,ocol. to the firfl-drawn to morrow morn-
ing, mull create, this day, no fmall bufl:e for any
remaining Tickets or Shafts in the Lottery market.
4

the Ticket No. 14,3'7, Jrawn en Tuefday ha a
Prize of Soul. was fold in 16 fixteentbs by J. Beaus.'
costs and Co. at their Lucky Lottery Offices, No.'
sl, Holborn, No. 37, Cornhill, add No. 38, Hay-
market ; liketvite No. 24,305, the firft and
20,0301. ever (hared, drawn on Thurfday the spill
of April, was fold in one half, one quarter, one
eighth, and two fixteenths; where Tickets and Shares
are now felling, warranted undrawn, the fourth day ;
and the fifth day of drawing will be on Saturday
next, when the firft drawn Ticket is entitled to
00001.
Twenty•one Capital Paves, from ro,oool. to sod.
are yet in the Wheel, betides the Prizes of tool. and
Sol. with the full proportion of =I. Prizes, and no
advance in the price of Tickets and Shares. The
next day of'drawing will be Saturday, when the firll
drawn Ticket will receive 10,0001. The Lottery ill
finilh next week.
Ten Thoufand Pounds for the mat drawn Ticket
To morrow Morning—Ten Thnufand Pounds fur the
Firft drawn Ticket on Tuefday Morning—Ten Thou•
land Pouni,s, Five Thoufand Ponnds, for every Inc.
ceeding day, betides fix of One Thoutancl, and (even
of Five Hundred. The Dro.wing will finally cloce
on Saturday next. Tickets and Shares are felling,
warranted undrawn, by HORNSBY and Co. 26, Corn
hill, 52, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill,
Borough.

MARRIED.
On Tin-Clay laR, at St. Mary's, Dover, Mr. Wm. Honsertham,
tanner, of Canterbury, to MIN Rebecca Collett.

DIED.

WedneMay !aft, fineerely lamented by all who knew him, Mr.
John FeHowe% many years Printer of the Morning Advertffer.
On the 6th initant, in Cattle ftreet, Carlifle, in the 54th year
of hi, age, the Rev. Michael Wheelwright, Miniftcr of the Yeah
of St. Mary's, radar Minor Canon of the Catheeral, and Lecturer
of St. Cuthbert's.
London, England, 1807-05-15

SALES BY AUCTION.

BETWEEN ROYSTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee Houle, Cornhill,on Friday, the 29th inft.

_
at Twelve o'Clock,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, with the
right of Patronage to the Redory of Pouhake, with the
Rectorial Manor therea, fituated on the turnpike road between
Cambridge and Loudon. nine miles from the former, and 42 from
the latter; the prcf-nt incumbent's age is S 4.
The Glebe coral., of about 120 Acres of Land, with a commn
dious Houfe and conventect Offices, and the Great and Small
Tithes selling from about 2326 of Acres Productive Ground, in•
eluding the Glebe; the whole at the annual rent of 41c1.
Printed particulars may be bad of Mr. Holloway, No. 57,
Chancery-lane • at the Rainbow Coffee Houfe, Cornhilt; of Mr.
Kahle, AnierflUm. Bucks, or No. 4, Woburn court, Bloomfbury;
and of the Printer of the Oxford Paper.
RESIDENCE, KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES.

•
By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee Hotife, Cornhill, on Friday, the 29th inft •

. -
at Twelve o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, on
which Rands a roomy, e levate, and pleafant Dwelling
Houfe, 7 s feet in front, with a Fore-Court and Garden, inclofed
with brick work; and acrofs the London Road, at the entrance to
Kingfton, newly ("ponce the Houfe, is an invaluable piece of
Meadow Land; and in Kingfton Church a Few belonging to the
Prentice ; the whole the property and late tcfidence of Abraham
Goodwin, Efq. decearcd.
Mr. Weft, on the prernifee, will thew the fame, of whom printed
particulars may be had; alto of Mars. Greene, Tennant, and
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London, England, 1807-05-15

BANKS OF THE ELBE, MAY 4.

Letters from Leipzic and Vienna gate, that the
Englifh fleet, reinforced by the Ruffian vetrels, has
again patted the Dardanelles.
According to official report the Ruffians have made
a fruitlefs attack againft Giurgewu, and have railed
the liege of that place. •
CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL I.

The Ambaffador of France, General Sehafliani,
does bufinefs during feveral hours every day with the
Miniftets of thc Porte. There is nothing done in the
Army or tte Marine, without his being informed of it.
He receives, almoft daily, Couriers from his Sosre•
reign ; and a day (Adam parrs brit he difpatches
meffengers to Warfaw. Fretieh Officers are conti
nually arriving, and are inftanily employed. Prepa-
rations for our defence are carrying on with the great
eft atlivity. The batteries which had been erected in
great bane round the capital, on the appearance of
the Engin fleet; are about to be completed and aug-
mented. Three hundred pieces of heavy artillery
have been already brought from the arfenal, with
furnaces to heat the balls, and are fent to the Darda.
nelles. General Sebaftiani is on the point of (cuing
off to examine the new works. There are alfo on the
coafis of Alia and Europe about 30,000 Turks,
ieady to defend the forts and caftles.
Cci tain intelligence has been received of the A nglo.
Ruffian fleet having quitted the road of Tenedos.—
Time are only nine or ten vetTcls of the line cruizing
off the entrance of the Dardanelles. Betides the two
corvettes is hick the Englifh loft on the 3d of March,
a vcfiel of the line, which had been very much da-
maged by the cannon of the forts, foundered on the
4th of the fame month, near Tecedos. The prefence
of the enemy in the Archipelago, having interrupted
in a great meafure, the communication by tea, the
price of provifions has great!), increafed. To guard
againti this calamity, %%ilia, however, it is hoped,
will be but temporary, the Sultan has ordered a con-
fiderable firm to be iffued from his Treafury, to be
tmployed in fupporting the poorer cl ifs of inhabitants.
Troops are continually arriving from the Afiatic
provinces. Mae from the fame country, which are
on their march to the Danube' are ellimated at fiat),
thoufand men. The greaten part of the garrifon of
Conflantinople, which confills alma entirely of ja•
nillaries, are alfo on their march to the fame deflina-
don. As the Dardanelles will be loon in a Hate of
defence to chffipite all apprehenftons relative to the
filet), of the capital, it is prefumed that the Captain
Pacha will pats, with the Ottoman fquadron, into the
Black Sea, to a& offenfively againß the Ruffians on
the coat.
According to advices received from Morocco, the
Emperor has folemnly declared war againft Ruliia
and England. The Deys of Algiers and Tripoli have
followed his example • and there are, at this moment,
a great number of the Barbarian corfairs cruiziog in
the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1807-05-15

MEMEL, APRIL ie.

The Emperor of Ruffia arrived on the ;ft inflant
at Pulangen. His Maje(tt went there to vifit him.
Some of his Majefty's horfes were fent forward to
Polangen—and on the zd, at noon, his Imperial
Krielty arrived here. The fame day, before dinner,
he vifi:ed Prince William and Prineefs Louifa Rad-
After dinner the Emperor went to fee the
Prince Royal who is indifpoled, the Prince of Orange
Fulda, and the Cabinet Minifter M de Hardenberg,
with whom his Majefty had a tete a tete of two hours.
After (upper his Majcfty went to his apartments, ap.
plied himfelf to bufineis until one o'clock, and dif-
patched three couriers.
On the 3d there was a great dinner. The Emperor
made Come vilits, among which was one to General
Barclay. During thefe vifrts, which his Majefty made
on horfeback, and in his carriage, he was acccmpanicd
by Colonel Krufemark, except when he went tußaron
Hardenberg's. On the 3d, after a light Copper, his
Majelly was employed in his Cabinet until near three
in the morning ; and on the 4th, at four in the morn-
ing, he let out for Georgenburgh.
Their Wellies the King and Qlteen fet out at 7
&clock, by the way of T ilfit, for Keydellen, which
is oppofite Georgenburgh.
On the 6th irritant, the Guards, with the Grand
Duke Conitantine at their head, began to pats the
Memel. On the 7th in(lant, all thefe feled troops
paired that tiver, which was (till froze. They were
juit in time, fur on account of the winds, the rain,
and the thaw, the river has become impalfable within
the three tail days.
Their Majelties, the Emperor and the King, it is
fuppofed, are (till at Keydellen.
On the day of the Emperor's arrival at Memel,
the city was illuminated. Baron Hardenberg, Col
Kleift and Krufemark, and Major Jagow, travel in
the fuite of the King and Q2een.
Lord Hutchinfon, the Britifh Envoy, will fet out
to-morrow morning for Keydellen.
FROM THE MAIN, APRIL 14.

The Ruffian General Von Ellen, in confequence
of illnefs, which prevented him from joining his corps
in the battle of Eylau, has left the army, and retired
to his elate.
APRIL is again afferted that the Emperor
of Auliria has undertaken to mediate between France
and Ruffia. Rullia is to invite England to accede
to a meafure fo beneficial to humanity ; and it is ad-
ded, that the Congrefs for a general peace is to be
opened at Prague.
The public papers fay,•the Duke de Richelieu has
marched from the Kr imm, to adt in conjunction with
Geocral Michelfon.
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BANKS OF THF. ELBE, MARCH T.

The laq battle, which was fought five German
miles from lioningiburg, was one of the moil bloody
in the annals of the prefent war. The number of
killed on both fides is eflimated at thirty thoufand
men. It 'appears that a flrong column of Rnfflans,
who, after the affair of Mohringen, had afcended the
Vinola, was cot off from the main body, and only
effe6le,l a jiin6lion by very great efforts, and the lots
of a confider-Able number of men and fume artillery.
If the French, who, it is hid, made fix fuccefsful at-
tacks on the centre of the Ruffians, had fucceeded in
forcing it, they would have become mailers of Ku-
ningfberg, r.nd of the rich magazines which are
there ; but ("rice the 18th February, that city has
been free from all apprehenfiun of the attempts of
the enemy, and according to the moil recent intelli-
gence. the French head quarters haie fallen back to
Soldau.

Among the rumber of wounded in the French
army are Matilials Augereau and Lafnes ; the for-
mer, it is laid, will fet out for France. The infur-
reetional army of Poland has to regret the lots of one
of its bravelt chiefs, General Kofintki, who had the
misfurtune to b: taken prifoner by the Prulliaus,who.

have, it i. f,rid, 41ii) t.tkett a Frenai General Officer.'
The Pruffian party which harafTes the country from,
Colberg to near Frankfort on the Oder, greatly int. •
pedes the communications; we are allured that
lately it feized a confiderable tranfport of money ; it
is alto confirmed that the French army, fence the late
affairs in Pruffia, which all accounts agree in repeat-
ing as extremely fanguinary, has refumed its canton-
ments.—Abeille du it ord, March 3.

PARLJAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LO RDS, MARCH i 6.

Lord Vifcount MELVILLI took the oaths and his feat, It being
Lis Grit appearance in the Houfe of Lords Brice the commence-
ment of the new Parliament. He fat between the Duke of MON•
TROSt and the Earl of ABIRDEEN.
Lord Vifcount DOWNL alfo took the oaths and his fat.
In the Appeal " Millie v. White," Mr. Adam was heard for
the Appellant.—Further confideration on Wednefday.
The Loan Bill, and the high Aliened Taxes Bill were read a
third time and palled• _ _

Lord WALSINGHAM prefented the Report of the Commit-
tee of Privileges, relative to the claim of Charles Auguaus Ellis
to the Barony of Howard de Walden, which, after a few words
from the Duke of Norfolk, was agreed to, with an Amendment,
that he had made good his claim to the Paid Barony, and was or-
dered to be communicated to his Majesty.
Lord GRENVILLE prefented fcvcral Papers relative to Re-
cruiting, Moved for on a former day, which were ordered to lie
on the tabil.
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DEVON.-LARGE NAVY OAK TlMBrit.

in LOTS, (Numerically marked wiih White Paint) as under,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and
SIXTY-THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o
ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops,
and Bark. _ _

'I his Timber lies very compactly, is of very large Dimenfions,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compafs Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the Parilli of
CHR !STOW, four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from Tcignmouth
Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey it to Teignmouth.

ON BARTON FARM.
LOT 1. 50 Oak Tree.
u. from so to too inclufive.
3 too to 147 ditto.
4 St Elm 'Frets.
5 40 Afh Trees.
6 from 40 to 8z Afh Trees inclufive
7 3 Beech Trees.
ON HYNER FARM.
24 Oak Trees.
T Afh Trees.
ON UNDERDOWN FARM.
LOT I. zoo Oak Trees.
a. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive.
3. - 200 TO 300 Ditto.
300 to 360 Ditto.
S• 360 to 420 Ditto.
6. 19 Elm and 29 All Trees.
ON NETTON'S FARM.
LOT r. so Oak nee&
1 from 5o to too Ditto inclufive.
3..-- too to 150 Ditto.
4• -- t3O to 200 Ditto.
S. --- 2.10 to 250 Ditto.
6. ' 9 Afh Trees.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
LOT I. zoo Oak Trees.
2. from too to 209 Ditto inclufive.
ON SWANELAY WOOD.
LOT t. too Oak Trees.
a. from too to 200 Ditto inclufive.
3. - 200 TO 300 Ditto.
4. •- 300 to 330 Ditto.
•
5. 350 to 413 Ditto.
6. 56 Afh Trees.
For which purpofc a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms
Inn, Chudleigh, on Fhurfdaytthe 26th March inftant, at Eleven
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left, as they will alto at all the principal Inns in the Country, and
further information may be h.id of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of
Swallowfield, near New Reading, Berkfhirc or at the Office of
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LOT i.
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NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
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QPRATTON PLACg, on the Manchefter,
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Vicinity of feveral Fox Hunts of the firft Celebrity ; together
with the attached and detached Offices, fpacieus and produelive
Gardena, Pleafure Grounds, &c. and from 20 to ;to Acres of cx-
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DENALIR.V.

COPENHAGEN, MARCH 3.
Pal t of the Ruffians wounded at Evlau are at Ko.
hingfberg. The report that an armillice bad been
agreed upon between the belligerent Powers, is un
founded.

According to accounts from St. Peterfburgh, there
were four Ruffian Generals killed and wounded in
the battle of Eylau. Among them, M. Rogin, Com.
mandant of the Cuirafliers of the Guard. Major
General Barclay de 'Folly is wounded in the arm.
The battle was fought upon a plain, about zo werfls
in circumference. General Buxhowden's corps joined
that of General Bennigfen near Eylau. Several re-
giments expended all their cartridges in the battle,
and were compelled to make ufe of theit bayonets.
A Prince of Wittengeflein was made prifoner by
the Pruffians, on the 28th of January, near Graudentz;
and, on the preceding day, General Faullier, of the
French artillery, was taken near Marienwerder.
London, England, 1807-03-17

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A New Edition of

ASHORT and i'Lfiii4INSTRUCTION for
the heft, r undcrftanding of the LORD's SUPPER ; with
she neceffary Preparation required; for the Benefit of Young
Communicants, and of all fuch as have not well eonfidered this
Holy Ordinance. To which is annexed,
The OFFICE of the HOLY COMMUNION. With proper
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By the Right. Rev. THOMAS WILSON, D. D.
Late Lord Bithop of Soder and Man.
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BUENOS AYRES.
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THE HISTORY of the VICEROYALTY of
BUENOS AYRES—containing the nioft accurate Details
relative to the

Difrovery Natural Hillory Agriculture
Conqueft Population Produdions
Topo,,raphy Government Com.tierce
Climate Courts of jultice Revenues
Curiufities Religion

of that valuable Colony. With a particular Account of its Sur-
render to the Britifh Forces under Sir Home Popham and General
Beresford.

By SAMUEL HULL WILCOCKE.
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MARRIED.

On the nth inft. by the Rcv. Thos. Hughes, L. L.B. Sitnon
Yorke. Erg. of Erth:g, Dtnbighfhire, to Mifs Holland, fecon.l
daughter of John Hol:and, Fig. of Teyrden, in tle raid county.

DIED.

On the t4th inftant, at his hot:le in College-ftreet, Weßtnio-
fter, John Barnard, F.fq. of the Bank of England, aged 64.
fterday, Kyd Wke, the Printer, who about the year T 795 ,
was convicted of intuiting his Majefty on his way to the Parlia-
ment Houle, and futfered an imprifonment of two years for it. H's
death ms occafionn d by his being cruft.cd between the wheel of a
waggon and a putt in Paul's Chain, St. Paul's Church-yard, on
Friday haft.
At her hol.re, in Rutland-fquare, Dublin, on Saturday, the 7th
inft. in her 7.sth year, Alice, Countefs of Withiew, relidt of the
late Lord Vitcount Wicklow. She is fucceeded in her title by her
eldeft fon. the Vifcount, now Earl of Wicklow. Her very eaten
five property devolves upon her fecond fon, the Right Hon. Wm.
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