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London, England, 1807-12-10

LIVERPOOL, DEC 7.

Captain MAIM', of the Columbia, that arrived
here on Thurfday from Savannah, (poke on the 28th
Oftober, the (hip Mary, from Peter (burgh to Bolton,
and on the 29th, (poke the 114 Clinton, from Li.
verpool to Halifax, lat. 46, 43. long 45, out 28 days,
all well. The fleet which failed from Cork t tth ult.
for the Weft Indies, was all well on the 14th, in
lat. 45, long. t 4 ; the John Bull, Asatw ; the Lan.
cafler, —, and another veffcl had joined. The
fleet which failed from Co: k the 3orh Auguft, for the
Welt Indies, under convoy of his Majelly's (hips
Savage and Druid, was left all well the 21 a Sept.
in lat. 29. 55, long. 16. 41, by the Druid, which is
returned to Cork ; 14 fail in company. A veffel
from Wexford, fuppoled to be the Henry, is loft
near the Land's End, and it is feared the crew
drowned—upwards of Soo barrels of butter raved,
and landed at Padllow. The Alexander, SMITH,
from Jamaica for this port, put into Briftol the 23d
ult. with confiderablt damage, failed ft ran Jamaica,
the 2111 September. The Fanny, Calort.l., from
Faro at this port, after 43 days paffage, (poke the
Columbus, from Charletton to Liverpool eight days
ago. The Swedifh brig Union, one of the Lifbon
convoy, has been taken by a French privateer, and
afterwards releafed and arrived at Cowes ; the fame
privateer had taken the Rambler, Southfeaman, in
lat. 48, long. it, the crew of which they put on board
the Union. The Indian (loop of war, put into Ber-
muda the (6th Oflober, from Newfouridland, from
whence the failed with a fmall fleet from the Well
Indies, which were difperfed the end of September,
in a violent gale, in which the Indian was diftnaßed.
The nest day the Indian faw a veffel bottom upward,
fuppofed to be one of the fchooners of her convoy.
London, England, 1807-12-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCE, DECEMBER 7.
•
:Arrived the Benjamin, Malmo', front Waterford,
with provifions, Sce. for London, in order to flop a
lea. Alio the Lamb, of and from Truro ; the Ca
hdonia, of Peterhead ; the Peffeirerance, of Milford ;
the Trinity, of Swanfea the Sifters, of Fowey ; the
William. of Penzancepthe Petty of Great Yarmouth;
the Daniel of St. Ives; the Hou ND floop of war, and
an armed dip; alto a French ketch rigged privateer,
of 14 guns, out fix days from Brea--had taken a For-
toguefe !hip add an Anglia brig, but was at laft
fortunately captured by the Semipros (loop of war,
Captiin STANT' ILO ; and the SWALLOW, from a
mite, +which remains. The wind-bound vetfels
have failed for their refpeBive deftinations—the pri.
ratter for Plymouth, and the Forty regular tin thip
for Falmouth, to join convoy for London.

PLYMOUTH. DEC. I.
tame in a line of battle fitip, Paid to be the AUDA•
dot's, of 74 guns, from a cruise. Sailed his Ma-
jeayis fhip SwirTsuas, Admiral Sir J. B. Wassail,
for Halifax.
London, England, 1807-12-10

thr INDIB

CALCUTTA GAZETTE, MAY 23.
On Monday the Dattith {hip Elizabeth, Captain
litutdforr, bound to Serampore, arrived off Calcutta,
from Batavia direa, whence (he Ailed on the i rtlt
ult. Saw nothing during the pattage. The cartel
from Ceylon, with Dutch prifnners of war, had arrived
at Batavia. Admiral Hartfink was refiding on (bore;
the few Ships of his fquadron being laid up, difman
tied, for want-of people to man them. A number
of American veffels were lying at Batavia. No
accounts there of any French cruizers.
BOMBAY, MAY 14, 'BO7.

On Sunday lag anchored in the harbour the Ship
Diamond, Captain WbBSTER, from Bufforah, from
whence the failed the 6th of April, leaving at anchor
the Company's cruizer Prince of Wales, and Prin.
cefs Augußa, and the Forth country (hip. The
Diamond touched alfo at Mufcat, where flue learnt
the arrival of his Majelly's (hip Fox, Capt. Cocalama,
in the Gulfuf Perna, with her convoy, the Arab (tip,
having on board the Perfian Ambaffador.
A few days previous to the arrival of the Dia.
mond at Mufcat, a party of the jofeom Pirates,
amounting to the number of 22 boats, landed, and
made a furious attack on a village a little to the
fouthward of Mufcat, but they experienced fo warm
a reception from the inhabitants of the village, that
after a long, and for Come time a doubtful conßift,
they fucceeded in driving them back to their boats,
it is faid with the lots of 4.00 killed, and great num-
bers wounded during their re•embarkation.
Two of the Sultan of Mufcat's 'hips had failed in
purfuit of them during the time the Diamond lay at
Mufcat; two Dingey's arrived from Cutch, who had
fallen in with three of the pirates, and after a long
and Smart engagement, they fucceeded in linking one
of them, and the other two made off very mach
(battered.

MARQUIS WELLESLEY.
London, England, 1807-12-10

A CHALLENGE.

MESSRS. CUR RI E and CO. Surgeons, challenge
the whole world to prnvc a finglc inftance where their Me-
dicine and method of cure have failed of the Mired effe& The
pradtice of many years In this particular branch of thdr profeelow
has not gives rife to one unfoccefitjul cafe.

They continue to dire& their fiddles to the treatment and cwt
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the (yams
which is the eonicquence of the pernicious wafteful elfeas of a ha-
bit long and moft unhappily planed by the youths of both feats,
in the omit will be found to be the unfailing Courts of barreneseis,
the other have its rairagesfatally developed to them by a diftreifing
Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im-
potence. There are its remote and ultimate effects; while eon-
fumptions, lois of murcular power, and various nervous complaints
eharadierife the earlier Rages of this (ciliary vice. Of pet-
fans languifhing under the diforders incident to Fisch a life thcir
treatments. fimple,and has never proved unfueeefsful in the tours
of a long. Laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the molt
obftinase and complicated cafes of Venereal infedion, inch as ob-
ltruCtions in the Urethra, Spungy Excreicences, Hard Tumours.
Callous Ulcers, Eruptions. Seminal Weaknefs, Glees, &c. dtc
which have hitherto baffiedthe Skill of the general praditioner.
Meffrs Currie and Co are now enabled radically to core by a new.
fate, and expeditious mode of pradice, fuperior to any other yet
adopted. They may by confulted by either Sex with the grate&
delicacy, fterecy and honour, at their Annie, No. to 7, Hatton Orr-
dec. Patients in the country are requelled to Rate the particulars
of their cafe, their ag and general mode of Living. Letters, roft
paid, enclofing a bails note, will be duty anfwered ; and the need.
fary advice and medicines given orient to any part of the kingdom.
London, England, 1807-12-10

TO DR. SOLOMON, LIVERPOOL.

SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Dingle, Bookirdier
and Stationer, Bury St. Edmund's,
Ste. Bury, iept. eSay.
AMRSON who had feveral times fent fora ice.
6d bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called epee
me for a bottle, and informed me that it had done him a wondsr-
ful deal of good—he had been gradually declining for a long tine
—had (pent a great deal of money for advice, and !mind no benefit
—he paid one Surgeon t6l. another 61 but all to no parrot's. At
the time he lent for the tiro bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead
he could nut walk scroll the boufe without the affidance of tome
one to help him—indeed he was getting WINIC daily—he had not
taken the Gilead but a few days, agreeable to the dircetions, when
he found himfeif much better. He continues taking it at this time,
and from his appearance is likely to do well You,have the man's
willies to do what you pleak with the above ftatentent, which'
literally ache told it me. I ant, Sir,
Your obedient fervant. J DINGLE.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refrdtabk
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There arc alto family bottles, containing the quantity of foetal
the tea 6d. ones, fur 335. by which 9s are faired.
Thofe who with to have the Medicine immediately from the
Crodor, by fending the money for any quantity they think proper,
will have them fent by fuch carrier as they mall appoint. Pet-
office orders for any fum may be Lent by pelt, and the balance will
be returned in the box, or out» with caLb enclofed will be dully
attended to

rroper direCtions for every cafe, to enable parrot's to cure thew-
(elves, i 4 given with each bottle, price half a pities.
NOT e.—Each bottle has a government Ramp, with the use
" Samt Solomon, Liverpool." engraved thereon, to Imitate 'bids
is felony.

TO-MORROW.
Sun tars Sun fcts Moon rifts
s minutes after 81 ss minutes after '3 Ico minium after 4

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 13 minutes after 11
Afternoon • 41 minutes aka IC

LONDON: Printed and publifbed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can.
terbury•Pisce, Lambeth) at the STAG-Onus. Na t, Cain!
Erect, Publbbyd alfo at the Sra a-Onion, Tempie•Bart
London, England, 1807-12-10

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Lord Bithop of Winchefter has appointed the Hon. and
Rev. De Grey, redlor of Fawley, Archdeacon of Wiachefter,
together with the living of Calbourne in the Me of Wight, worth
Bcc!. per annum.
The Right hon the Fart of Hopetoon bas prefented the Rey.
Dr. William Sibhald, Minifter at John!lone, to the charge in the
church of Haddington, vaeat.t by the death of the Rev. Mr. Robert
Scott.
London, England, 1807-12-10

DEAL. DECEMBER 9.

Arrived the SpFcoLavoit lugger, from a cruise,
and remains in the Downs with the (hips as per hill ;
alfo the Phcenix, —, for the Eall India. Wind N.
CHATHAM, DECEMBER 9.

The ',lnuit:ins failed from hence on Saturday.—
The GiJEKRIERE was alfo fame day put into commif
Son, and the command given to Captain SICE/Itt ;
the pendant was hoited by the Marquis of Hoer-
LET, who is here with the Captain, and has been
inking this adenal. The °atom was taken into dock
a few days (ince, under her pendant, and it is expec-
ted Ste will be got ready to be put out again neat
Spring tides. The hassirriaLa is• fitting for the
teception of Danifh prifoners, and is for that purpofe
brought alongfide the Jetty Head. The Mawr
an4tiarualum are nearly complete for failing.
London, England, 1807-12-10

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 9.

Arrived, feveral fail of ontward•bound
from the Downs ; among them are the Alfred the
Great, Atlas, Triendlbip, Economy, Pinto's', Dela.
ford, Caroline, Satyr, and TruQy—bound to the
Well Indies. Sailed, his Majefly's !hips POMP'S, to
the Eaftward ; the NEPTUNE, for the Channel fleet;
Ind the RISISTANCI, on a cruize. His Majeily's
lhip Astrutos is appointed convoy for the Well In-
Indies.—Wind E.
London, England, 1807-12-10

DR. HODSON'S 4MPERIAL OIL.

WHAT Patient, who is fuffering under the dif-
trefling pain of Chronic Rheumatifm, crthe more acute
anguifil of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchafe a reme•
dy to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo cffcdtual as
Dr. Hodfon's Imperial Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviat
ing pain in thefe diftreffingeomplaints in the (welling of the oints
and ftiffnefs of the tendons, the bad died of old !trains, rendered
work either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather—
This excellent application reduces the (welling, and brings the
tendons and muscles (oft and pliable ;in one difeafe, the Rickets,
the relaxed yielding condition of the hones is fo wonderfully
changed by the regular Ilk of the Imperial Oil, that the bones,
though diftorted, gain their natural dupe and figure. In Pally,
Numbnefs of Limbs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves
a fovereign remedy, by animating and reftoring the energy of the
Nerves.

Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Clieapfide,cer-
ner of Paternotter•row ;1-lazavd and-Bit:ins, and CrtutwelL Bath;
Stains and Lynch, Manchetter ; Gregfons, Liverpool; and molt
bookkllers and snedkine venders ;la *very country towit,in.bottics
at as. yd. sack.
London, England, 1807-12-10

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

Oa Avestan), Nov. co.—Paired by the Two Friends.
Prom Dublin ; Gainfbro, Parkins. from Waterford; Union. Ra-
iser. !Vona St Michael's . and the Jane. Brown. from Rip.—
Sailed the Haddock , Redman, for St. I.ucie ; Hunter, Anfell, for
Sarbadoes ; Intrinfic, Phillips, for Grenada; and the Tarktoss.
Parka, for Jamaica.
Prise it D, DEC. 4 !peening the Hibernia arrived from
Riga, With the Isis of her bovrlprit ; came through the grounds
With the Spitfire !loop of war, and t Cutter brig, and has failing
brdtra li•om, Hebe armed !hip for Long Hope. That Sip failed
from Helfinburg before her, as all the Sips were obliged to cut their
cables. The Hibernia and a great many more came down the
DUE day with a (hip of war. Four Sips were taken about the
time Ilse left Helfingburg, November a 3.

t Wet., Asc. 7—The Charles, William, i Underftand from a
arrived here, has proceeded no further than Copenhagen, and
will return to London with the file convoy.
The Pero Sitters, Park, from Memel to London, is on there
On Lilla Ground.

The anod Intent, Clark, from Peterfburgh for London, is re-
potted to be captured near Ellim ur.
The Aberdeen paper Rates, that a French privateer has taken
(even Ibips off the 'recs.
The Good Intent, Clark, from Pcterfburgh to Loudon, is re-
ported to be taken near Ellineur.
London, England, 1807-12-10

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LIRT

in Hanle area, Dublin, tLe Lady of Major Hobart, of a
daughter.
At Air& Houfe, on the 17th ult. the Lady of Sir John Camp.
bell. of Ardnarnurehan, Bart. of a fun and heir.

MARRIED.

Saturday Taft, at Stepney Chureh, Jnfcph Robinfon, Eft of
Stepney Caufeway. to Mifs Robinfon, daughter of Mr. William
Rol infon, of Bafinthwaite, near Kefsrick, Cumberland.

DIED.

Saturday, at Wiadfor, Mr. Copc, one of hi 4 Majcity's Mailer
Cooks

On the tit inft. the Rev John Hawking. Reaor of the Farah
of Killybeggs, and eldeft fen i f the late !Whop of Raphoe.
At Game/acorn, in the %teen% county, Ireland, Mrs. Fawcett,
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DIED•

Monday fc'nnight, at FdmondCaMe, near Cardin,. aged, 91,
Thomas Graham, Efq. rather of James Graham. Efq. M. P.
t Comry Haire. on the Etla inflas,t, Anne Ca:anthill. &neater
of Robert Clark, Efq of Comry.
At Nairn, on the 7th inßant, Alexander Flay, tf i. Sheriff Clerk
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On the 4th inßant, Alex :leaflet Stuart, Ffsi. of iVartriela.
At Gibraltar. in confrquence of a wound he rec•;ved in a duel,
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Friday, the ad initant, at Grectv, ich, Mrs. George, wife of the
Rev. J. P George.
On the t ith inftant, at Dumfries, Mr. Johan SlianksJhoemaker.
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men in the fouth of Seatlatid.
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THE ►OURTQ DOOR.

Tua FRENCH SYNTAX; with illuitrations and numerous Exc.,-
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DUBLIN, OCTOBER 16.

The Annual Vifitation of the Arehbifhop of Dublin
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lall. Among the bufinefs tranfaded was an order
from his Grace to the Parifh Miniflers, that they
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QUARTER ASSEMBLY.
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MARRIED.

Laft week, by fpeehl tic ree, in the county of Longfore., Lord
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ORDNANCE 6 1.-itlygive

That Propofals will be rcctivcd :heir Office in Pall Moll, on
or before Monday the t 6th of November next, from fuch Perron*
as may be wining to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY
ARTICLES, confining of varioos dtfcriptions of Tools, for the
fervice of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable
to Patterns, which may be visaed at the Principal Storekeeper's
Office in the Tower.

Further particulars, togeth,tr w:•h the terms and conditions of
the Contradt, may be known, upon arplication at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, where the Propofalo arc to he delivered, reales'
up and indorfed " Propofals ex the Supply of Tools ;" hut co
Fropofal can be admitted after the Paid 16th of November, at
twelve o'clock at neon of the fame day ; neither will any Tender
he noticed, nais the party making ir, or an agent in his behalf,
than attend. By order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Feeretary.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON.
OCTOEZA 15, 11807.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Gene.
ral Court of Proprietors of the Auttum Flee and Lire I M.
WRANCE Com rA nv, will be held at the Company's Houle in
Change Alley, Coruhill, in purfuznce of the Deed of Settlement,
on Thurfday the 29th of October inftant, at Twelve o'Clock at
Noo:i prcci:cly. By Order of the Board of Diredors,
WARNER PHIPPS, See.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
'CHANGE-ALLEY, CORNHILL ;
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRF.. AND ON 1.11.73: AND
FOR THE GRANT AND PURCHASE OE ANNUITIES.
pOLICIES expiring at tlscHAELmns, fliould be
renewed within fifteen days from that p7riod.
Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propufals,
it will be found, thi.t no charge is made for Policies, or Indorfe-
ments ; that a large Commiffion is allowed on Inforances nn
Lives ; and that a'Deduiftion is made on the Premiums of Eire
'almoners OUT of Lorroox, whether effedted at the Company's
Houfe us 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Refidents.
Attendance, daily, from nine to four.
By Older of the Board of Director.,
WAR:4ER PHIPPS, Secretor?.
London, England, 1807-10-22

BIRTHS

On the nth lnftant, the Lady of Thomas Law Hodges, Efq.
of Hempftead Place Kent, of a daughter.
On Friday laft, at Dodors' Commons, of a Rill born child, the
Lady of Chriftopher Robinfon. LI,. D.
On the 12311 inftant, at Cantley, near Doncaftcr, the Hon. Mrs
Childers, of a fon.
At his feat, Wilton Park, Decks, the Lady of James Du Pree,
Efq. M. P. of a daughter.
At Kerfield, Mrs Major bunfmere. of a fon.
LaftThurfday night, a! his houfe in Upper Eaton-ftreet. Lower
Grofvrnor place, the Lady of Haftings Nathanid Middleton, Efq.
of a fon.
London, England, 1807-12-28

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

VENICE, DEC. 3.

His Majefly vilited on the 111 of this month, a
pan of the Lagunes and the fort of Malamocco.—
Yeflerday, at ten o'clock, his Majefty witneffed the
launching of a frigate in the arfenal. At two o'clock
he was prefent at the amufement of the Regatta. It
was a match of gondolas, in three parties ; the firfi
wat between two boats, manned by a Tingle rower
each; the fecond and third between boats manned
with two rowers each. The courfe they took was
the great canal which croffes the city from one end
to the other. The beautiful Rallies which had ferved
on the fiat entrance of the Emperor, cut through
the crowd of barks, and cleared the paffage for the
gondolas, which followed in the race. His Majeliy,
with all his Court, was fituated in the balcony of the
Palace, which commands a full view of the canal.—
This charming fight, the immenfe number of barks,
and the joy manifeßed by the crowds of fpc6ators,
difplayed Venice in all its fingular beauties. The il-
luminations which concluded the day were general,
and magnificent beyond defeription.
The King of Naples arrived this morning. His
Majefty the Emperor is gone to vifit a part of the
Laguna, which be has not hitherto ken...

' PARIS, DEC. rt.

A letter from Bourdeaux announces, that an Ame-
rican yard, from Philadelphia,' was flopped by an
Englifli frigate, as the was about to enter that liar
hour, in confequence of orders 'mired by the Cap-
taio.of the latter to detain all veal* bound to trench
ports.
Letters from Peteriborgh announce. that Tome
changes are about to take place in the Ruffian Mi
niflry. On the 7th of November there was a gond
ball at Court, to which General Savuy was inirfied.
London, England, 1807-12-28

A YOUNG LADY of refpedable ci.nnedions
he for a fituation as GOVERNESS in a Genteel Fa
wily. She can teach Engliih. French, Writing and Arithmetic,
Dancing. Drawing; Geography and Mufic—her morals and
temper unexceptionable. Any Family refiding in the country
would find this young Lady an acquifition.
Letters addreired (peat paid) to li, W. No. Isos, Stnad, will be
duly attended to.

A WNTED, an AlEnact in *.Granunai School
in the Country. An ateurate knowledge of the
and a facility in writing Latisi Vale will be required. The Sa-
wa eighty Guineas a yea. The bat teltimonials will be ex-
peeted.
Apply by letters (poft paid) to R. C. at Mr. Wilko.'s, No. I
Ave-Maria lane. London.
London, England, 1807-12-28

BOLOGNA, NOV. 14.

Lan Saturday arrived here the Ertl divilion of the
Ruffians. who, with a train of artillery; continued
their mute on the following day for Padua, by way
of Ferrari. The fecond column arrived here today,
the third and fourth will pals through on the 27th
and yoth.
BERLIN. DEC. to.
It is announced that the Court will immediately
quit Memel for Knaingiberg. AU reports agree in
Rating, thin the Court of Ruffle has greatly tumefi-
ed itfclf to procure a general peace, on which alone
feems to depend the Raid evacuation of our country.
The troops of Baden arrived here on the 19th of No-
vember from Stralfund. On the following day they
proceeded on their route for the Principality of
-Bareuth. On the fame day the troops of Datmaadt
arrived, and on the 2 ta continued their tom
London, England, 1807-12-17

This day was pubillhed, is a vols. ho. with an elegant Head of the
Author, and other plates, prim 14s. boards,
THE REMAINS of HENRY KIRK WHITE,
of Nottingham, late of St. John's College. Cambridge; with
an aeemint of his Life. by BOBER r sourtizr.
Printed for Vernor, Hood and Sharpe; Longman, Horn, /tee*
and Orme; J Dighton,T. Barrett, and J. Nicsolfon, Cambridge ;
and W. Donn and S. Topmast, Nottingham.

HITER,ESrINO to MERCHANTS and OTHERS COX-
NECTED with AMERICA. -
This day was publiflted, price a&
Printed from probably the only Copy yet received in England,
p EMARKS on the BRITISH TREATY with
A%- the UNITED STAPES, and REFLECTIONS on the
CHARACTERS of the PRESIDENT and other leading Mem-
bers of the GOVERNNV.N E. Written,
By AN AMERICAN.
New York, Printed : London. Reprinted for Longman. Hurft.
Rees. and Ormc, Prntertiolter-row ; and liatchard, Piccadilly; and
Woodward and Alderfon, Liverpool
London, England, 1807-12-17

NOTICE TO THE OUT-PENSIONERS OP CHELSEA

HOSPI rm..

THE ?entre/wry are otderact, upon malting-their
Affidavits at the tatting Chriftmu, and after every &reced-
ing rich of Deceract and astb of June, until further Orders, to
(reify the Rate of Penfisa per Day which they reedve, imme-
diately above their Names iu the Affidavits, in order to prevent
miitakes in the payment, arifing hom a fimiLtrity of name% as
alfo upon all application by Letter or otherwife, they may have
occafson is tuture to make at the Hofpital.
Secretary's Office, Chars Hofpital, tifidt November, 1807.
London, England, 1807-12-17

DANVILLE (KEN) OCTOBER 14.

TH a INDIAN s.—There are rumours from almnft all
parts refpefting the hoftile difpofition of our red
Brethren. Governor Harrifon, of Indiana, in a late
meffage to the Legillature of that territory. men•

tinned that they had become refllefs and trouh:efane,
perhaps at the inttigation cf the Britifh agents.

It is Paid alto, that G wernor Hull, of 'Michigan,
had been malc;iig preparations for 'ilte defence of
Detroit, againli any luddigi, ittatks which might be
made by the Indians.

- It further teems that a number of Indians had
affembled at Fort Grenville, in Ohio; when alked
what was their objee't for which they affemhled, they
declared it was to maintain a peaceable neutrality in
the expe&ed war between the United States and
Great Britain; they alfo expreffed a diffatisfaCtion
with General Wells, the United States' agent.
London, England, 1807-12-17

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER i 6.
Arrived his \I./jelly's (hips AITREA, WARDEEEE,
and PRoCR IS, from the Downs. Sailed the Cosioyasr
brig IT Guernfey and Jerfey. The following
veil-els are appointed convoy, viz.—the ASTERA, for
the Weil Indies; Isis, for Cork ; AMPMION, for the
Mediterranean ; PUMPER, for the Downs, and the
IIosELLE, for Plymouth.
DEAL, DRCEMBER 16.
Came down from the River the Speculator, DAL•
EY M P LE, for Cork and Jamaica, and remains in the
Downs with the (hips as per latt. Arrived and failed
for the Riser the Lord IsTelfon, flummox, from
Suiinam.—Wind W. S. W.
GREENOCK, DECEMBER, is.

Saturday fe'nnight the hull of the Mercury began

to break up, and the body of one of the crew which
Lad been about the wreck was wafhed afhore. Next
day he was decently buried, and the funeral was
attended by the Members of the Sailor's Society, Ayr.
—Friday tali a (loop from Oban for Glafgow, with
flare►, whet making for Ayr harbcur, was defected
by her crew. The Tact followed the boat to the
mouth of the harbour, as if by initial, but nobody
being on board to direa her, the current carried her
over on the North Kanwe, where fhe UM lies. The
catgo is difcharging.
London, England, 1807-12-17

TO APOTHECARIES
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES, WESTMINSTER.
WANTED an Apothecary, will is to be retie*
is the Wortitmsfe of this Parini, at a &key of mot per
Annum. He nsitft be thoroupbly acquainted with hit Bands,
including Wildwifary; melt be either a marriLd Man, or a wi-
dower, antrnot left than j yea* of ase. He mutt produce fatif-
fadory mitt/with* of his abilities from that Gentlrsten Under
whom be his [bodied and brat employed, and mutt lubmit to an
examination by three Medical Gentlemen, the reference to whom.
and all fOrtberlawicalars, may he kaown, by applicati n at the
:Cierk'sodlco, Na. so Poland•ltreet, any day before Saturday
'the tuth day,of the prefent Mouth.
Dec. is, alb?. JOHN DAWSON, Clerk.
BM ORDER COMMISSIONERS FOR VC:7'7E7C-

LINO HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY.
TO BE SOLD,
On Frier the oath of Decattber loft. at Eleven, o"Ckieh to the
Forenoon precifely, at his Malik 's Army Vlautlling Stores.
(formerly the Kings, Brewboufe), Lower Taft Smithfield.
SEVERAL LO I'S ref OLD S I'o ILES, 0(411111;0g
of onfersiceaWe Iron Huom„ NA Barrel Staves, OW White
Crane Rope. Meal fweepings, Rice (weeping+, a Otiantity of Floor
Sacks and Rice Bags.
The Low Mae be viewed,-on Wecloelchy Thwrfilay /Ms
and Morning of Sale, when fortflaparilculars may Nils&
GARTQN AND TITLING, IN HOLDERNESS
ByBELL and HENDRY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
.By the order of the Attignees of William Markhins, a Baehr*,
At tile-Hoeft of Robert Hawkins, the George Inn, in the Town
ot Kingfton urn till, on Tuefday the ith day of January,
18c8. between the-,7N0 of three and four O'click In the after-
/20041, in One or Tim. Lam as may be agreed upon at the time
of Sale,
ALL that valuable and very improvable FREE.
HOLD ES TATS, eligibly fituate in the Parilhos of Gar-
ton and Fitting, in Holdcratfa, a fine Spertiog part of tie County
of York, eight mdes from the capital Market Tows of Patring.
ton, Be from Medan, and twelve from the Town of Hell. ease.-
ins of as 9A. ;IL 36Y. (be the fame mere or ids) of Arable, MOO.
dow, aid Pafture Land, divided by excellent quick fences, !yin
very camped, nearly within a ring fence, otith two good Welt
and tile Farm Hooks, and fuitable Barns, &ethos, Omuta, sad
other convenient Out-buildings tbgeto.
The above nate is exonerated from the Land•tax.
further particulars may he had, by applying to Mt, Anthony
Atkinfon or Mr. John Hill, Merchants, Bull; to the Audioneess ;
or at the Offlee of Mr. Steph. Dic,infon, Attorney It Law. Hulk,
London, England, 1807-12-17

THE CANADAS.

Ma day were publiihed, in a fplendid and very large Volume, in
Qiarto, iUuftrated with 30 copperplates, engraved from original
drawings ta►en on the fput by the Author, price al. tss.boards,
'RAVELS through the CA NADAS, contaiPing
a dercription of the pleturefque (emery on force of the Ri-
vers and Lakes, with an account of the produclions, commerce,
and inhabitants of thofe Provinces; to which is fubjoitied a cony
parative view of the manners and cuftonu of feveral of the Indian
nation, of North and South America.

By GEORGE FIERIOT,Ifq.
Deputy Poftmofter-General of Britifh North America, &c &c.
Primed for Rrcena• Puracirs, No. 6, Bridge-ltreet, Black-
friars, and to be bad of all Dookfctlers.

N. B A few copies of the pla•es which bare ban beautifully co-
loured in the manner (Attie original drawings.

A CA/11'AL SOURCE OF EVENING AMUSEMENTS.
WOODWARD'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE.
This day was publiffird, in fuper royal folio, containing three ca-
pital Charaderittic Caricature Paints, from original Drawings,
to be continued regularly every fortnight, No. I. price as. co-
loured,
THE CARICATURE MAGAZINE; or, HU
DIBRASTIC MIRROR: being a molt capital Collation
of Original Humorous Charadterittie Prints.
By M. WOODWARD, Elq.
Author of FunrOons in England and Walea,Bce.
u Q.Ltid rides ? mutato &tontine de to
" Fabula narra•ur." HORACE, Sat. r.
The Numbers already publifhed of this popular and entertaining
Work contain Caricature Prints, which Ex genuine humour and
wit,in tbe true fpisi: of Hogarth, bid fair to equal if not furpafs any
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ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE.
December, tso7.
PERSONS wbofe annual Premiums fall due on the
25th loft. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready
to be defiveted at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex•
CSANGt and ID PALL MALL, 55 well as by their refpeitive Agents
in the feieral Counties; and the patties allured are requefted to ap_
ply, far the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
January nett, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL PENNING, jun. see.

;• Attendance is given, daily, at the Paid Offices, for the
Affuroce of Building; Geods, Merchandize, and Ships in Har-
bour, in Deck, or while Building* from Lofs or Damage by Fire•
anti alto for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives.

N.B. Fire Policia via k !Pipes of expe.:e to the dfirnd where
tk Angled Premiuw aireowets to 6e. or rircharde.
London, England, 1807-01-03

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET.
THE
13th of THIS PRESENT 114ONTH the
NEW YEAR'. LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
Pith!. of £30,000 are £6opoo
20,000 40.000
$ - 10,000 - 20,000
3 • 5,000 - IS ,000
5,000
500 - 44v0
100 • 2,000
50 - 2,00
20 - 1014300

SO
40
Sltoo

' 25,000 Tickets. £ 2 50,000
Capitals Determinable :
Firft-drawn Ticket, tit day L 20.033
Ditto • 3d day ropoo
Ditto • sth day 33,003
Ditto • Lait day 3.000
•INTERFSTINO QUESTIONS:
Is there any other poffible mody which I may gain from a
Rake of 26 Shiliings only (the price of a Sixteenth Share in the
above great Scheme) 'beady Two Thoufand Pounds ?
Have I tio ambition to make my fortune by a mode of adventure,
where the loft is trifling, but the gain may be great ?
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale.
At all the LICENSED ,LOTTERY OFFICES.
And by their AgimU in the Country.
London, England, 1807-01-03

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE HAMDDRGH AND ALTONA PAPF.R.S.

NUREMBERG, DEC. zs.
Ourgarrifon is under marching orders. The Duke
of Saxe Gutha is, we uncles-113nd, to airtime the title
f Grand Duke by confent of his Majelly the Empe-
rorof the French, and to obtain a confiderable ad-
dition of territory.

STUTGARD, DEC. so.
, The Fruffian General of Foot, Prince of Hohen-
lobe Ingelfingen, is arrived at the Principality of
Hohenlohe, attended by two French Officers, where
he is to take up his abode as priionerof war.
His Majeßy has received the official intelligence of
the farrender of Glogaw. The Governor, Lieut
General Van Kheinhard, capitulated on the tit of
December, and furrendered the fortrefs to the
French General Van Damme. The garrifon con-
fitted of goon men, who laid down their :arms on the
3d of December, and were made prifoners of war.
&fides an abundance of provifions and ammunition,
too pieces of heavy artillery were foand in the place.
. POSEN, DECEMBER if.
The head quarters Rill remain in this city. and his
Majedy the Emperor holds frequent deliberations on
the ailminiftration of this country. Deputies of the
Nobility are arrived here from Warfaw,' headed by
M. Gorakowiky, Chief Chamberlain of Lithuania ;
they have already had.an audience of-his Majelly.
The Ruffians continue to retreat, and have fallen
back to the dißance of fifteen or fisteen miles from
the Vißula.

BANKS OF THE DANUBE, DEC. a.
We learn from Vienna, that under exifling circum-
fiances, all plans of conftration of new tumefies art
laid aide fnr the prefers,.
We are affurcd that his Majefly has mitigated the
fentence of the CoUncil of War pronounced upon
Gen. Mack and the Prince of Aueriperg ; the former
Will end his days in a fnrtrefs, but the latter, in lofing•
his honours and dignities, is exiled to one of his militates
in Bohemia, the revenues of which are aligned for
his maintenance ; the Prince of Lnrraine is appoint-
to.thc command of the German Noble Guasd, a
plum formerly 611:4 by the Prince of Autrfperg.

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London, England, 1807-01-03

:e ericuated ; not
.pprthend from a
t that it wither, to
'erfl againti which
ie more particular
d to !linolate the
ly, whore obit& ia
' There was only
hought it necetrary
it although he was
ics ailed properly,
ny was dtfpored to
the fate of the ne-
; the Chief of the
[t was impollible be '
tis country, at the
the war upon the
n made, the Ger•
dangered its Cont.
iation contained in
letual }var. Whet)
nor only avowed,.
ncluded in Lis own
eace berweenri ante
alient.- There- wee
dente to which ,;•.e
it Lordships' amb-
it incontinence. It
r, that the German
led, or at lei& re
;font to make peace*: :
,ne who will take the
&, that the arrange.
the Englith Plutipo-
, receive the intlruc-
point. The Confe-
'.re the difparch re-
t dance of the French
ceived The rupture
I before mentioned,
ture of the Chief of
: war again( Pritffia.
nhle thur Lorctthips
r had a right to force
Houle re:peeing the
Ire it in the form of
s Lordthip then read
ufual aile on full
;jetty for his commit-
he had ufed every
t with the honour of
Allies, and that thl
,ns was folely to be at-
,;4ion of the enemy."
rid, that though he
fpeeing the mode cir
flinald Rill be readr
fhould estate's to hie
:hat Houfe to fopport
melt in which we are
race may be obtained
he honour, and the in-
renting to the Addicts,
his Majehy's GKITOrfI.
Ich had tattled the Ne.
Ad moll particularly fo
latia being given up by
if there was one point '
able to be carried than 0
t Ihria and Delmade.
eVenetian hates. thoutd
of the French Govern.
aled to flank, as it wars,
Monarchy, and toren.
Art of its territories very 1
n the fame way alio did
and uncertainty of part
o the Turkith empire;
Majetly's Governmeut
for the firmnefs r ith
thefe provinces being
was, however, one pant
:t of which be could not
:claration of his Majcttr
:gotiation began by ail
e French Government,
Oval peon; wheras,
ottead rewing that to
contrary ; for after the
, he was not able to finri
v that the !tate of aftual
temptation of the French
the negotiation. In the
to Mr. Fox, there is no
ball., nor does it appear
table, except as to the
d Yarmouth.. The idea
Iciation was, that con-
docoments. of the Mini.
intending 'powers, Rating
Me whic were meant to
one thing more than ano-
nticularly definite, it was
of a negotiation, for by
:city is done away, and
abts and cavils. He had
uth thought, and was in.
it the French government.
s of the uti perdetis ; but
niformly denied it ; which,
re demanded a particular
wouhj ha* avoided ant
the hulloes now remains.
no means be Ortluaded bur
ded for was madskout lor
berefore with the A,ddrol.
pproval of the rupture of
terms t'oefrench wasted,
is impofiible it could have
With stfpea to peace
ready .w eager than him.
-e a profpeek of obtaining it
tr and interests of the cowl-
ike a fair profpelt of its
t. Though he though it at
lideration what conqueßs
at given up, yet be was not
:to be the true policy of this
ign prifetfions too much.
sir dillancc, their magni-
,oops it would be necigary
cc and protation ; and it.
or with to keep ditlant cos•
and what we are able.to
reafonabie facility. Tlie
th him was, could pace
London, England, 1807-03-31

MADRID, MARCH 4.

The Following proclamation has been publifhed by
order of his highnef. the Prince of Peace, Grand Ad-
miral and Generaliffikno of his Majefty's forces by
land and fea:

" ARANJUEZ, FL/. 19, 1407."

" From the moment that England committed the
attrocious crime of intercepting the Royal frigates,
and violated the good faith by which peace affures
private property and the laws of nations, his Majelty
confidered himfelf as at war with that power. His
Royal dignity, however, induced him to fulpend the
publicatiou ot a Manifeflo, until it was demonftrated
that the atrocity exercifed.tipon his feamen was an.
thorized and fupported by the Englifh Government.
His Majelty then declared to hi► fubjeas the nature
of the war which fubfified between Spain and Eng•
land, but without explaining to them the extent of
the reprifals which they were to make upon an ene-
my, who had fo openly •iolated the facred laws of
property and the rights of nations. In fuck a fitu•
anion, all kind of commercial conneftion became na •
turally fufpended, and the principle. of honour alone
were fufliicien► to caufe eves Wort of communication,
even the molt indised, to be rejefted. Even avarice
itfell world not countenance any cnnneeion fo re•
pugnant to honourable feelings. His Majefty, eon-
vinced of the fentiments ot tumour and fidelity, by
which all clafres of his fubjeCts are animated, feels it
incumbent upon him Itill to remove every pretext
of ignorance, with regard to his exprefs intentions in
this retina, the execution of which will be Itriftly
enforced, to declare that all Englifh property, tinder
whatever flag it (hall be found, even that of neutral
nations, fhall he Tigoroufly feized, if contigned to
Spanifh merchants. In the fame manner, ail mer-
chandize intended for Great Britain, or her Colonies,
thaugh freighted in neutrals, (hall be feized. In
!bort, his Majetty intends, by the prefent decree, to
conform himfelf fully to the fpirit of that declaration,
which his Ally, the Emperor of the French, has on
principles of retaliation, and for the honour of his
Crown, found himfelf obliged to pub'ifh on the 2 tit
of November, igc6. The execution of the prefent
Order is committed to the Governors of Provinces,
and the principal Officers in the different departments
and ports. In tranfmitting it to them, in the name
of his Majefty, I rely upon their zeal to enforce it."

BERLIN, MARCH 6.-OST WAY or FRANCE

According to a letter from Stockholm, the Editor 1
of the Court Gazette had inferted an article, in
which it was laid, that the Ruffians had won three
bat les of the French in the courle of a year, namely;
Pultufk, and Eylau ; but the King, who
(till :elides at Malmoe, fent an anfwer to this article,
in which he laid, " that the Gazette writer had very
much deceived himfelf, if he thought to make his
court to his Majeily by tarnithing the glory of the
French ; and that in future, fomething more than
word. would be neceffary to oppofe the enemy."

THE EVENING STAR.