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London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

AU from the &ore.

46 Several of them yeiterday proceeded into Dock,
wbere about five o'clock this morning, the embarka•
Lion of the horfes commenced, and atinsdled the cu-
riofity of a very great number of inhabitants, who
affembled at that early hour. The troops at prefent
hetes are expected to be joined by a divifien now lying

at Beverley; and alto by the Inniikillen Regiinent of

Dragoons from the batracks at York : and o fail
from hence as Coon as the whnle are on board, to join
the general convoy of the Third Expedition now pre-
paring to fail from this cnnntry.—lt is but jullice to
the German Legion to °brim, that they have ob-
tained the rripea of the inhabitants of this place in A
particular degree, by the exemplary order and pro-
priety of their condutfl."

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“ DUBLIN, JULY 43.
This m Ining, at fevers o'clwk, the 7th and Bth
regiments marched to the Pigeon Houle to embark
for England ; at twelve u'cl, ck they were all on
board waiting for a wind, it i. fuprfed to join the
Expedition, as but five women are allowed to em-
bark with each company; h wever their definition
is only known to Generals FLOYD and Fir CHARLES
Ascat.t., who attended the embarkation. Never was
a regiment on Dublin duty, whnfe departure is more
regretted than the Bth.
*4 The Earl of HARRINGTON, the Commander of
the Forces, arrived here IA night, from England.--
All the General Oflicers have waited in Dublin to f's
him. I underhand there are great arrangements
making with refpelt to the difiribution of the troops
through the country. The Bth and gth Garrifon
Battalions, the 7th, Bth, the gt 11, and 3d Regiment,
have embarked from lime other part of Ireland,
for the fame fervice as the 7th and Bth."

NAUTICAL Mit LLIGEACE.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 27. .

Came in the Chalmer, Captain &rotor, front
Oporto, for this port, with wine and cork; Geueral
Waltettloff, Captain Gaonv, from Santa Crux, for
Copenhagen, with rum and fug.tr, detained by the
John Bull privateer; Experiment, of London J taw
RUTHRIFORD, from Wilmington to Plymouth, with
naval liores ; and Hclnung, plias. from L melon.
—Sailed the Vat.t.a de PARIS, f eto guns ; Loa.
TON, of 38; TNFsaus, of 74; aLd TowNemv, of
84, to the eafiward, Paid for Torbay ; alfo the Tat-
TAROS bomb. for the D ,wns. Palled by, to the
Ealiward, the Raviw, of 18 guns, from Ormrto,
with a 6 fail of (hips and vellels under convoy : fix
others patted convoy off Scilly for the Briffol Chan-
' nel.—A very hot prefs took place on Saturday night
in all parts of this harbour, by which about 400 men .
were taken.

DFAL, JULY i 8
Arrived lag night the CLYDg. Commodore Owax,
from the Note—lsmcgamv gun brig, from Pont.
mouth.—Sailed the Supply Navy tranfport, for Ply-
mouth ; BLOODHOUND gnn brig, having wider convoy
the Findon hired (loop, with a number of merchant
veffels, for Portfmouth.—Wind N. E. and m'.derate.
YARMOUTH. JULY 23.

naffed by this morning to the Southward a fleet
of •elfelc, fuppofed to be the homeward bound Bal-
tic fleet, but they made Pa large an offing, we could
not learn what they were. Sailed the Lord Keith
hired armed (hip for the Dutch coall. Wind E S E.

This day Lord COCHlLattle attended at the Admi.
ralty, and had a long conference with ,he Lords. It
is reported that hiv L wdfltip is flt Ttly to be ap-
pointed to a command.
Brigadier General SLAM is appointed to command
the brigade of cavalry in Dublin garrifon.
Sunday two companies of the Bth regiment of foot.
under the command of C 'load HOUGHTON, arrived
at Liverpool from Dublin.
Monday the N .rth Lincoln regiment of mi.
litia marched from Woodbridge garrifon, to Ipfwich
Stoke barracks.

In many Militia Regiment; has the fpirit of vllon.
leering into the line been completely caught al -t y,
and in Tome it is known that mote than the allotted
number of men and c‘fEeers are ready to turn mit frr
the 27th. 35th, 42d, 43d. pd, 78th, 92d, and font_
others of the favourite corps and regiments of hi4n
name.

Report lays, that cue of the expeditions is to be
commanded by the H .1). Lieutenant Gener4l 3.r
JOHN LUDLOW, of the Gnarls, who is, without doubt,
a very gallant and able Officer; hot, from what
well known of General BAIRD, he feems peculiarly
calculated fur the fervice ; and milita,y men teem in
general to regret that he is not rather in this than the
other feivice.

We hear that Lieutenant General FRAZER has been
ordered to proceed with his Staff, with all (peed, to
North America, to affume the chief command.

Both Major Gener.il Flutzsa and the Hon .unable
Brigadier General Slum are daily expeffed from
Egypt, from whom a entre& account of the late
occurrences will be received.

Only 14„000 Tickets to Draw ! The Grand
Prizes in the Wheel ! A ♦ery few Tickets to be ob-
tained ! Thurfday, the 6 h of Aqua, the Firfl-
Drawn Ticket will be entitled to 30,0001. War-
ranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are one fate at
HORNSBY and Co.'s, 26, Cot nhill, 3z, Charing Crofs,
and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
MUST 32 AND MAY BR.—To the fiat drawn num-
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a Prize of 30.0001.—it may be 30,0001.—Confequent-
ly, the holder ot only a Sixteenth Share ~f fuch num.
bcr mull be a gainir of nearly 20001 --Ind may k a
potleffor from it of above 30001.—1 t it clear,
therefore, to every adventurer, that the purchate, at
prefent, of Tickets and Shares, it attainable, may be
attended with a tefult of infinite confcquence to his
welfare.

Yerterday was the Third Day of Drawing the
State Lottery, and the highen Prize wa. one of soot.
There ate now only 14.,c00 Tickets in the Wheel,
and all the great Capitals remaining. The neat
Drawing Day sail' be on Thuifday, the 6.h of Au-
guß, when the Firil.drawn Ticket Kill be entitled to
30,0001. and
a Prizes of 4 so.ooo a Prizes or La 0,000
s 1,000 6 soo
goo 19 so
Sce ace. Occ

are fill in the Wheel. rickets and Share; warranted
undrawn, continue on Sale at the Offices, er of
Bank Buildings, Coruhill ; and faring the Gate of
the King's Mews, Charing Crufs; by Ricaaaosom,
GOODLUCK, and Co.

AIMMINOMMIN
LOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

PALER! 0, AMU. 7, 'BO7.

Yeflerday her Royal Highnefs the Princes MARIA
CHRISTINA, daughter of his Mildly FERDINAND the
Fourth, King of the Two Sicilies, was married to hit
Koval Itizhnefs Prince CHARGES FR LIT rf SAVOY,
Duke of d-nevoi;, brother to his Majetty the Kink'
of SARDINIA. The nuptials were celebrated with
great pomp and magnificence ; the Nobility and Per-
lons of diilineticin attended at the Court so compli
ment their Sicilian Majetlies and the Royal Family
on the occafion. In the evening there were illumi
nations, and otter public demonflrations of joy,
throughout the city.

CROWN ornr2l7. MIX 28,1807.
Members Returned to Terre in the precast Parliament.
Borough of Midburft—Tboasas champion, of Cottinghain, in
the county of York, Ffq.
Borough of St. Mawea—The Right Honourable ibi Lord Vif
count ',Arington.
Borough of MAMA' otherarife Imes Hail, of
nonglais. in North Brita'.,. Bart.
It"rugh of enektratuuth...John Olborn, Efq. of Chickfann
btt.Pordthire.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
n'ait-nrvici, JULY 2R, 1R37.
eth Regiment or Th-lennti Gnard•—rienrge Warbriek, Gent to be
Cornet by purchafe, vice Chambers, promoted in the tcubLight
Dragnoos.
1 tth Regiment of I ight Dflert,ll3—Qyarter-Mailer Jones
to be Cornet without purchafe vi•elltirtt. promoted.
Stith Ditto—Richard Rills, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice
Bali. promotNi.
19. b Pitto—.lt sheet Wiring Maxwell. Gent. to be Cornet, by
pnrchre. vice Pnckle promoted.
C,ldtt-eam Regiment of root Guards—Brevet Ittrj-,r James Phil.
to he Captain of a Company. without purehafe, vice Lord
Foe i-'s anpointed to th- command of 3d Garrifort Battalion;
Prolg,n WilNim Clinton Wynyard lobe Lieutenant. vice Phillips.
I nfign and Adjutant George Bryan to have the rank of Lieute-
nant.
d P egini.mt of Toot flnards—Caotiin Francis Hepburn to he
Captain of a Company. without pirchare, vice Durnford. who
r-•i-ea ; Enngn Henry I'. Boyce to be Lieutenant, vice Hep-
burn.
1., , bonen, or Font—Captain Andrew Hamilton, from the lad
to I,e Captain of a Company, vice Chaloner, who ex-
cha-grg Eurridge Halliday, Gent. to be Enfign by purchafe,
vice Proc... promoted.
:4(1 Din,o--.1 booms Henry Mann. Efg to be Paymailer of the ad
Pattalion, vice Gardirer, appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons.
4.1, I `ittn--FnfiLm Robert Selby Cunningham to be Lieutenant,

by mirth ,fe, vice Shaw promoted In th:ficth Font.
7!th Dittn—Paymafter Thomas Swm.d,frnm the sd Battalion, to
he Paymafter of the Tit Batt:lion, vice Foulerton, who or-
el.arges; Paymafter Al.-sander Fnulerton, from the tft Batta-
tn be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, vice Sword, who ex-
changes.
234 I drtos-Inhn Billie", Gent to be Second Lieutenant, by pot
chafe vier 1 hornbill. promoted.
24th Ditto-AA .tornartt-cieneral Sir David Baird, K D. from the
5 4th Foot to he Colonel, vice General Whyte, dcceafed.
IFth Ditto—l leutenant James Johann. to be Captain of a Con-
rail' 1"f purehafe, vice Seeman, who retires; Erfign Samuel
Crsnitrer tn he Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Johnfott.
414 Dittn--Lieuterant Donald Mackenzie, from the Bth Galli-
fon rattali,n, to he Lieutenant. vice 114'Donell who exchanges.
!Id D!ttn—Lieutenant S P. Edwards to be Captain of a Com-
p,. vice Thompfnn decesfeJ; F.nfign Arthur Daly to be
Lieutenant, vice Edvrartle.
:4th Ditto—lLieutenant-General Oliver Nicoll, from the 4th
Weft India Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Sir Davit Baird, ap
pointed to the Command of the 24th Foot.
•th Dbtn--Fclward I. Sheridan, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafc,
vice M'Gibbon, promoted.
59th Ditto-- lames liitiegr,gor, Cent. to he Enfign, without put-
ehaf,, vice Campbell whore appointment has not taken place.
(7,1 Di!tot i-trenant James Horton to be Captain of a Corn.
prny. without purchafe, vice Fatter, promoted in the Sift Foot;
rfigr Alexander Porteous from the 62d Foot, to be 1 itine-
rant, vice Horton; Henry Byron. Gent. to be Enfign, without
ptirchafe, vice iiarri:on, whole Appointment has not taken

plate.
f.ad Dino—Frederick Spinet', Cent to be F.nfign, without pur
e.afe. vice Poitteouß. promoted in the f ilt Poet.
Vt:th Pittn--Hofpitat Mate, Charles M Grrger tet 'he Affatant
se-efon, vice Garrett, appcinttd to the loth Royal Vtterar.
Battalion.
;2,A A it to—Captain Edward Jame,. Chaloner, from the Poplt, to
I Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton. who exchange,.
'Ti Ditto...Breeet Lieutenant Colonel Hercules Scott to be
ureratit Colonel, vice Atl.cod, deceafedt Captin James
.1 rarer to he Major, vice Scott : lieutenant James Larkin to be
Captain or a Company, vice Frafer ; Fair Richard Hart to be
l ieuter ant, vice Larkin ; Kenneth Murchifon, Gent. to be En-

flan vice Hart.
;9rla Ditto—Enkr Patrick Neves. from the 61ft Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Cameron, promoted.
P7th Ditto—C. J. Baldwin, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice
Bouchitr, promoted.
96th Ditto--Willi rm Adamfon, Cent. to he Eaten, without pur- '
chafe, vice Ta)ior, whofe Appointment has not taken place.
ad Welt India Regiment—the Honourable Peter Burrell to be
Fufign, by purchafc, vice Davifon, promoted.
4th Ditto—Major-General the Right Honourable Thomas Mait-
land, from the 3d Garr ifon Battalion, to be Colonel, vice Lien
teuat.t-General Nicola, appointed to the Command of the 3412
Foot.
sth Ditto—Lieutenant Stanford to be Captain of a Com-
pany. vice Moody, decreed.
WatrevilltA Rigimcnt. Baron Tuyll, from the ad Light
Inf./wry Battalion of the King's German Legion, to be Lieu

t pant.
3(1 u.irrifon Battalion—Major•Gcnerai ord Forbes, from
tin Coldftrtam Regiment of Fat Guard, PO >e Colonel, vice
hlajor.General Maitland, appointed to toe Command of the
4th VVeit India Regiment.
th llitto--Lkutenant Andrew hiacclonell, ftom the 42d Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice M•Kenaie, who exchanges.
at Royal Veteran Battalion—Enlign Andrew Morton to be
Quarter Matter. vice Lewis who refigns.
Nov. Scott. Fcneibles--Lieutenant Chrlftopher Fofs, from the
96th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, •ice Allardice, who
advt..

STAFF.
To be InfpeEting Field Officers of Yeomanry andVo-
lonteer Ccrps in Gteat Britain, with the rank of
Lieut.-Colonel in the Army while fo employed.
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Chart:, Imhoff, on kalf-pay of the 011
Foot, vice Aylmer, whore appointment has not taken place.
jritn Anderfon, Efq late Major of the Ittk Light Dragoons, vice
Keppei, whofe a;pointraent has not taken place.
The King's German Legion.
3 It Regiment of Light Dragoons—William D'Arcey Todd, Efq.
to be Payntafter, vice 0' foole,deeeafed. _

ail Light Infantry Bt'abon—Cadet Serjtant William Riddle to
be Enfign, vice Steiger, promoted in Wattevilles Regiment.
4th Battalion of the Line—Enlign Augußus de Rehtbold to be
Lieutenifit, vice Bifmark, who reigns.

EIItATA in the Gazette of the a3th
sth Garriftn Battalion.
For Lieutenant Michael Campbell from the slO5 F.v.t, to be Cap-
t yin &e read L&u•enant Michael Campbell, from the 8516
PHI, to be Captain, &e.
In the Gazette of the I Sth

For Flrtt Regiment of Laic nrlng•
The I-Innoitiable Henry Cecil Lowther to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Crawford, promoted,
Aced borentb Regiment of Ligbt Deszemme
The Honourable Henry Cud Lowth,T, to be Cornet, by purchafe
vice Crawford, promoted.
Commiftions finned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Middlefez.
Roy Al Weilmilittet Regiment of Middlefer Militia.
1 ieutenant George Robertron to be Captain ; and Fnfign Henry
1 bonipfun to be Lieutenant. Dated March 211. tfloy.
Ralfa, Gent, to be ditto Dated March 30, alloy.
anitb Goidna, Galt: to bc Rutgn. Dated March 38, ittoy.

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MR. PERRY, Snrgerm, Switliamptnn Ilreet,
Bloosnfbury-ficare, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVENT,
a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the
BLADDER or KIDNEYS. acquaints the Public, that be bat for
foam gems devoted hit whole prof ffional attentl,m to the above
Difeaks, and their complication with that of Gout. He may be
confulied daily at his own Hoofe and more efpecially on Wedttef-
days and Fridays, where be difpenfm the Solvent in bottles ore 6.1.
II& and al as. Stamps Ipeluded, two of which lan fcareely ever
fail too corredt the ealculoas diathens in the habit, andthereby
prevent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedenrary life.
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Edition, price Is 6d pointing oat their C.Aufc and the Diet to be
obferved during the Care, with many extraordinary cafes, lame of
petted rzeovery even after the operation bad been refolved net.

MR. DUFOUR is perfettly aware of the Yrcra-
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extenfive pradtice in London entirely precludes the neeeffity it
but baring for many years confus-d his Pradiee to the Cure of
Stadiums, Obftrodtlons, Gleets, fee. &e as well as Debility and
all other riCorders of the Urethra requiring fecrecy; and bring
Sot Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Medicated Boogies. he feels
himfelf 'divined by nrntves of duty to adopt it, as the only method
by which a great number of Freon.. in every part of the King.
dom, may °brain that effedual Relief, which experience proves
they cannot o'eain from Country Praditioners Ills method I.
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canine and other violent means, which do not prevoot a sell*
For the various Symptoms, fee Mr. P.'s Trea'ife. price as. 6d.
to be had at his Houfe, No 54, Frith-nreet, Soho. where lee con,
tinues to give advice in feparate Rooms, from q to 4.
(Letters for advice are expeded to contain a Bank Note.

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