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London, England, 1807-10-06

PORTSMCiUTII, OCTOBER

Arrived the Two Brothers, CAN. &It UPPrIt, from
Memel, with timber.—Wind 8. W.

DEAL, OCTOBER S.
Palled Fahleigh yellerday at nue o'clock, the Re-
mittance, Law, and the Fanny, both bound to New
York;. ;mired Dungenefs, the F.1:7, Abeth and Ann,
and Hamilton Moore, bound vlti t' New Yolk
Arrived the Cracker gun brig, from off iftvre. Sailed
the Exertion gun brig, on a cruize off Mend.
Remain in the Downs—Princels of Orange, Ca-
nada, Clyde, Renard, Humber, Weymouth, Cracker,
Difpatch, and Deptford; alfo a deer of outward-
bound veffelc, coaders and colliers, &c.
Wind S. S. E. with light airs.
HULL, OCTOB, R 3.
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Laft night the Centurion, MITCHEct arrived here
from Liebriu ; l,e paired the Sound ren days ago ; the
Danilit flag was then flying at the Cattle and the
Batteries as ultral. He obferved feveral Danib men
of war ready for fea, but does not bring any Wither
intelligence.
London, England, 1807-10-06

MADRID, AUG. t 6.

Don Diego Godoi, brother to the Prince of Peace,
and Infpeiflor of Cavalry, has been raifed by his Ma-
jelly to the dignity of a Grandee of Spain, and Cola
nel of the regiment of Spanilh Guards.
Don Juan de Galiarno, and Don Alonzo de Fiat
hare beta made Mdtfhals.
ROME, AUG. VS.

There is no foundation for the report pnblilhed in
feveral of thc j lurnals, that the Cardinal Duke of k
bequeathed, at his death, a legacy of four millions to
the King of Sardinia, bcfides All his titles and his
rights to the Crown of England. According to the
dying injunctions of this 101 l and illuftrious branch
of the Stuarts, his teftamentary difpofitions are not
to be made known till fix months after his death.
London, England, 1807-10-06

AUGSBURG, SEfTBMBER iB.

From Vienna, of the loth, we learn, that accord-
ing to the Military Almanack, jolt publithed, the
following is; cone& ftatement of the Atiftrian army:
The Archduke Charles, Generaliffimo ; 6 Field
Marthals ; 33 Generals of cavalry, infantry, &c. ;
tz t Lieutenant Field Marfhals, and 251 Major Ge-
nerals. including nine Grand Crcffes, and 241 Com-
manders and Knights cf the Order of Maria Therefa.
The infantry conlifts of 63 regiments of the line ;
regiment of lagers, and t 7 frontier regiments, infan
try and cavalry ; eight regiments of cuirafGers ; fix
dragions I fix of light boric I twelve of huffars,
and three of Uhlans t • betides four regiments a ar•
tillery. • _ _ _ _

Private letters from Leghorn fay, the entrance of
the French was fo hidden into that city, on the :Bth
of Auguft, that though they had been marching all
night, aoboAy knew of the circumfiance till they
arrived. Their r.umher has fince been increafed to
6000, and General Dumoulin is Commander in Chief.
French Commitfatties arrived at the fame time with
them, who immediately laid every (hip in the har-
bour under an embargo in order to Peek for Englifb
goods. The merchants and factors all through
Etruria have alto been called upon to give an account
of the Englith goods ip their potTelGon. The Engin
at Leghorn will fuftain an incalculable lots, as by
means of neutrals they have for tome years pall car.
vied Q 0 a trade all over Italy.
FRANCRPORT, SEPT. 7.

Intelligence has juft been received, that the Em-
peror Francis I. will cattle himfelf to be crowned
Emperor of Ataltia, in the month of November next,
political events having retarded the ceremony till that
time. It is laid that his Imperial Highnefs the Are,-
duke Charles will be inveaed, at the fame time, with
a new dignity.
Great preparations are making at Vienna for the
Emperor's nuptials. The jewels of the late Emprtf.
have been valued by command of his Majelly ; their
eftimated worth, forming a very cnnliderable fum,
has been divided among the Archrhicheffes her
daughters, and the jewels themfelves will be given
to the new Emprefs._ _ _

SIFT. to —Our city is a continual thoroughfare
of French trinps coming from the grand army and
returning to France. The grenadiers of the Imperial
Guard paired a fcw d ys fince ; and to day we ex
ped the Chaffeurs. The fine appearance of thefe
troops is a theme of univerfai adm;ration.

Great numbers of vinvaletcents have likewife
arrived ; the number of thole who have already
paired is reported to eseeed 8000. They are to be
immediately embarked and fent to Mayence.
A deputation from the city of Berlin, yefterday,
peed through this place on its way to P.trit, for the
purpofe of foliciting an abatement of the contribu-
tion imputed on it.
Letters from Hamburgh Rate, that upwards of
30,000 men, French, Spaniards, and Dutch, are
alfeadded in die environs of that city-
London, England, 1807-10-06

11 3 5

Lot sI. A Meffuage, or Dwelling Houfe, Barn,
Stable, Cowhotife, Carthoufe, and fcveral Parcels of
Land, in the Village of Roddington aforefaid, in
the occupation of Infeph Hulfe and W. Robildon
Lot 22. A complete modern built Ferns Houfe,
Offices, and Buildings, with the Lands (hereunto
belonging, called Lee Mill Farm. firuate near Wl-
thington, in the occupation of Thomas Fox
Lot 13. Several Pieces or Parcels of Land, called
Shuter'a Hall Farm, Gtuate near Within= afore-
faid, in the occupation of '1 lMmas Fox 59 3 0

1 19

I 9 0 It

The foregoing Farms and Lands are very Improvable, and lie
within four aid fix mi.es of Shresvihury and Wellington, both
excellent Market Towns; are near to Lime and Coal, and the
Shrew•ibury Cabal paff.c through a greet part of the Elate.
The relpeaive Tenants will thew th,!feveral Farmsturi Lando ;
and Particulars. with playa annesed, may be had at the Office
of Meff.s. Maddock and Slane, attornies, at Shrewfbury ; Mr.
Billinge, Printer of the Liverpool Paint; the White 1.1011
Cb•tter; and Mr. Grath', Solicitor, Great Imes-ft:est, Bed.
ford•row, London.

LOWER LPMINIVON.
•TO •BE BOLD. by Mr. CLARK.
Of Shipttots apoo-Stour (with whom a Map of the Prernitis
is depott
THE MANOR, A OVOWSON, and ESTATE
of LOWFR LEMING YON. in the County of Cloudier,
being Freehold and Tythe Frse, atm( it exempt front Pours Faxes,
contninlng, by Purvey, 1436 Amt...
Ihe Turnpike, Rosd Oulu Warwick to Bab, rant by the ca.
of the Maze.
London, England, 1807-10-06

BAYONNE, SEPT. 4.

General
_Timm arrived at nine o'clock lail night in
this city, and this wining a difchargc of 13 gun*
announced this news to the inhabitant. The civil
and military authorities are gone to vifit him.
This morning arrived here the aid Regiment of
the lint, the Ili and ad battalions of the South, and
the tll Hanoverian battalion, the men of which are
remarkable for their tall nature. General Junot
propofes to review thefe corps, which are to let out
on the 6th for their cantonments in the neighbour-
hood.

SEPT. 7.—General Jonot fet out yefterday on a
little tourin the place, where the troops are to be
cantoned, which marched yellerday towards Orthes,
and other points in the department.
VEN:CE, SEPT. 4.

We are affured that the Ruffian troops which lately
governed Cartaro and the Seven Hands will loon
arriiie here, and proceed to their !mil country b? the
way of Germany. As there is merely an armiiiice
concluded between the Ruffians and the Porte, the
latter will not-allow the troops of the forinr to re-
turn by the Pardanelles and the Crimea. The voy-
age by the Straits of' Gibraltar, the Atlantic, the
North Sea, and the Baltic would be too tedious, at
this advanced leak.' of the year, and perhaps c,.141d

not, but with great difficolty, be aceoropiithed in the
'nfant political circumflances of Europe.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 4.

The fate of Ragufa is decided. General Nominal
arrived in that city on the 14th ult. immediately
aftembled the Members of the Government, and ac-
quainted them that the republic of Ragufa now be-
longed to France, and that it, a; well as Dalmatia,
thottld be henceforth united with the kingdom of
Italy. This information caufed great joy to all the
inhabitants, and particularly the commercial part of
them. General Laurifton is appointed Governor of
Ragufa, and of the whole of Albania.
The difagreeable intelligence has reached us that
the Englifh, who for this fortnight have left our coafts,
have taken 13 vac's from Cattaro, Corfu, Zante, Stc.
bound for this port, and laden with oil, wine, raifins,
and other commodities of the Levant. They advance
' as a pretence for this violence, that fince Cattaro and
the republic of the Seven Ulan& have been taken
poireffion of by the French, they mita treat them as
hoßae territories.
The laft accounts from Conllantinople, of the ;4.th
of Augull. afure us that negociations for peace
are earneftly going on in the camp of the Gt and
Vizier•

Scar. f.—The ('mall franc() Italian flotira has
lately failed from the port of Venice, and cast anchor
before Malamacco, near Chiozza. We are ansious
to knew whether die Englifh frigate which cruizes
in thtfe leas will dare to snake an attempt on this
flotilla.
London, England, 1807-10-06

Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.

BILIOUS DISORDERS, fo prevalent in this
country, arc removed with greater cafe and faftty by thefe
Pills, than by any other Medicine ; they arc efficacious in indi-
gettituis, lois of appetite, habitual coltivenefi, ftatulences in the
!Wrack pr bowels, and chotics thence arifing; likesvife in gang
habits, in giddincfs, or rheumatic pain in the field ; as thefe oc-
tanned by frac living, thereby preventing pal ilea and apoplexies fo
often the col:retitle:ice thereof; prevent ur flop the progrefs of a
cough or cold; ure excellent in lownefs of fririts and nervous dif-
orders ; In dropli,s they have not their enual, as no water will ac-
cumulate whillt there pills are regularly tAken; by removing the
eaufc, they often refture perfons fubjadi to fits ; In the decline of
life neither fel flumlii be without them; travellers by fca or land
would be wife to receive them in their Rock.

They are prepared and fold genuine, by B. Perrin, Chemift, (the
only perfou who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert
James), No. d 3, Southampton ftreet, Wand, Loudon; as. pd. per
box, or az boxes for 15e.
London, England, 1807-10-06

DUBLIN. OCTOBLI? i.

Y4Derday, purfuant c, orders from his Lordfhip,
the Commander in Chief of the forces, detachments
from the feveral regiments 04 the line were to arrive
at head quarters of the different regiments of militia
thr, tightmt Ireland, in order to receive their quotas
of volunteers, purtuant to the recent Aft of Parlia-
ment for that purpole. The enrollment of the men
who volunteer for the, militia into the line, is ordered
to take place this day-.
Monday lall there was a field day in the Phoenix
Park, of the feveral regiments now compofing the
garrifon of Dublin. The troops marched out at
Leven o'clock in the morning, and were exercifed till
two o'clock in the afternoon. The variety of ma-
amuvres which they went through evinces the greateß
perfeCtion in military (kill and difcipline, and gave
the higheft fatisfaaion to his Lnrd(hip the Comman-
der in Chief of the forces, and the other General
OfSzers prefent upon the occafion.
Tuefday laR the feveral corps of yeomanry, Ca-
valry, and infantry, in the diftria of Wicklaw, were
reviewed and infpeaed by Brigadier General HAMM-
TaN, upon the race ground of Wicklow. The corps
muttered very numeroufly, and looked extremely
military and well ; they went through a variety of
manoeuvres, and fired feveral rounds, much to the
fatisfaaion of the General, notwithflanding a heady
rain began foon after the commencement of tie re-
view.—A detachment of the corps commanded by
Captain Revco., which occupied the right of the
line, aaed as flcirmithers to cover the movements of
the brigade. The General Dated to the Officers
commanding, the high fatisfaaion he felt at the mi-
litary conduit of the Corps during the day ; and the
General afterwards proceeded to Bray, where he aifo
infpeacd and reviewed the feveral Yeomanry Corps
of that dititia.
London, England, 1807-09-23

BIRTH.

Yefterday morning, Mn. Wylde, of Kennington-lane, Lambeth.
of two girls and 3 buy; who, along with their mother, have trei y
appearance of doing well.

MARRI hi,

On Saturday, at St. Cirment's Church, mcwire, of Tunbridge,
to Mils Markham, of Cambridge.

At Athlone. Lieutenant Bruce, Royal Artillery Drivers, to Mrs.
Graham, relict of Arch. Graham, Elq.

DIED.

Lately, in an advanced age. John Michael FArquharfon, Ffq.
of Whitt Houle, in Scotland l his gen, lcman hrd refided many
years at St. Pettriburgh, where he was much tltetmed and re-
fpctled
.Wcdnefday, while in the acct of lighting the candles at Lady
Huntingdon's Chapel, Bath, -PACO.

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON ;411/Gli IV-MORROW
It= kg - 36 minut-s attst 6
Afterzoon
London, England, 1807-09-23

WARSAW, SEPTEMBEit 9.

It is very probable, though not certain, that the
French will remain here the whale winter. There are
magazines et lean fufficient for the fupport of 40,000
men, for nine months, without their being any way
chargeable to the country. Mar(hal Soult's corps is
Rill lying between the Villnla and the Pairerge : his
heavy cavalry only have broke ground, and are upon
their march, by way of Berlin, to the Elbe.
London, England, 1807-07-22

LADIEL4.

.11. AT Soperfluons Hairs are one of the greateß
drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the ranale Fact,
Minas file. is allowed by every Man, from the Prince to the Pea-
Ant. To remove them various preparations 11/VC, from time to
dme. Rama a, ; hot molt of them (although pornpoufly adver •
tired) baying been found either inefficacious or deleterious are
fallen or fading to the ground. In praife of TR ENVs DEPILA-
TORY, which fin.d.abfolutely unparalleled and juftly cetOrated,
the Proprietors will tardy oiaferve—that it removes the Hair in a
few minutes, without injuring the &in, or eaufing any unpleafant
frofition—that le has been happily applied and highly. approved in
the firft circles of Petition and Rank—..and that Ladies may fee It
sled, and thug have ocular domoinfiratlan of its efficacy and Irmo-
eenee.—lt is fold (by tment of Tren: and Cu) wholefale
and retail, by Mr Perrin, o. a 3, Southampton-ftress. Covent-
garden; retail, by Bacon and Co. iso, Oxford area ; Rigge, 6S.
Clatapfide ; Golding es,Cornhill ; and all she pf ineipal Performers
and Medicine Venders in London. To Perfons in the Country.
inelolog the amount (portage free) to Mr. Perrin, they will be
hautediaiely forwarded, psks sa. bor.

_

A GENTEEL RESIDENCE.
TO BE LETT, and entered upon immediately,

AMANSION, the occafional gelidence of a No
blernan, with Gardens, Plealure Grounds, and about Forty
Acres of Orchard and rich Patture Land adjoining, fituated in.
the molt pleafant part of the Connty of Somerfet. eight miles Welt
cif Taunton, and within a day's Journey of Kith, and the Devon.
dire wat-ring places.
I be Houle, which is particularly neat, and ois a (Mall kale,
contains a Veilibulc, Breskfall. Dining and Drawing Rooms, five
belt }led-chambers, eight servants' Bed-rooms, and iuitable CHB.
An. These are two Coach•boufeb, and excellent Stall Stabling
tor twelve tiorits.-..The Furniture, Wines, Stc...tuay be taken at a
valuation.
This is worth the attention of any Getitlirmin who, from hay •
ing selided in the Tropical Climates, may require a dry and warm
11:nation.
To be viewed, and other information obtained, by applying to
Mr. Kinglike, Taunton.
London, England, 1807-07-22

WAK WICKstiIRJ

A Dc&able Family Rt&Jen ,e with Mill and Farms eontigudus.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I.RACT,
A MOST eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE in the
I. Village of Alvefton, about two miles from Stratford upon
Avon io the County of Warwick, eomprizing a handfome mod rn
built Manfion Houk, fitu tie upon the Ranks of the Avon, in the
...Inert of a Paddoek of about twenty-eight Acres on a flight elota.
tion, which renders it perfealy dry io all feafons ; with conveedost
offices, garden, Sib p ,nd, coach honk, and Rabies, all in complete
teeair; a Meadow of tighten Acres, a Corn Mill on the Riv, r
Avon at a diftance front the Manfion, with eleven Accts of Mt a-
dow Land in kvcral piters adjoining; a Cottage and Four Acres
of Land phoned with Oziers ; the Fifhery of part of the River
Avon—And two capital and wit proportioned Farms, ermfitting.
of neat (even b.ndred Acres of excellent Arable and Meadow
Land one of the Farms is at an eafy dittance from the Manfion,
dud the other in amore remote part of Vic Parifh—both of them
have been Inclokd about thirty yrazs, and are tenanted by refpee-
r table Farmers. The vitt ife of Alvefton. fairrel on its North and
Weßern fides by the river Avon, is fituattd •in a pkafant
hisfxby part of the County of Warwick, and iu the centre of Mr.
Corty'slitrit. The neighuourhood is tower', and, front the ea
cella:ice of the roasts, and rite cleaetnefs and Inperior quality of the
foil, this Maiifion and its Denufnes derive every advantage deka-
hie kr the ref:deuce of a genteel Family..
The Mill and Farm: arc on Leafe, 'which will form expire.
To accommodlte purcitafers, the Manfion Houfe, Demcfne,
Lands, Mill, and ncarcft Farm, will be fold feparatcly.
For further particulars, and to trot for the purehafe' apply (if
by letter poll. paid) to Meats. Wyatt, Solieittars, Stratford upon
Avon.
London, England, 1807-07-22

ESSENTIAL SALT OP LEMONS,

For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains
o*t of Linen, Mullin, Lace, &e and for many ether ufes, as a
Satiltitinte for Le n., Prim One Shilling the box.
HAVING received numerous Cotnplaints that
CompoStions fold under the title of 'SALT of LEMONS
are not only ineffedual, but that they burn and deitroy the linen,
Itkinftitesecellary too inform the Pablie,that any TRUE ESSEN-
TIAL SALT of LEMONi is only to be bad, whnlefale and re-
tail, at my Shop in Cocasetta• r, ar.d that none is to be
-*redo! upon As we but %. bat has my fignature on the bottom
ales& boa, and on the machete of the wrapper.
W. BAYLEY.
/1.3. The Salt of Lemons is particahrly ufeful to Ladies in
`malting their bands as it intl.'s* takes out the Rains of fruit,
cilloured gloves, dtc. and is much more agreeable to ufe than lemon
Mahe fame plate may be had, BAY Lav's Scowasis% Dior*
for taking Oreafe out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Clcith, dee.
London, England, 1807-07-22

rrFICIS IN REVERSION.

The of I AUDERDAI.h adverted to a Bill on the Table,
for preventing the granting of Offices in Revetfion, in which he
obi*, reed an exception with refpeet to Offices in Courts of Law and
Equity. He therefore thought the Hoare Stolid be put in pofref-
-0.41 of come account of thefe offices fe excepted. His I.ordffii/
moved for a Lift of there Offices, with the Grants in Reverfion.
by whom granted the amount of the Salaries, and Fees attached
to them, &c. In far as the fame could be made up. Ordered.--
Adjourned till to morrow (this day.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On the motion that the Bill for Extending the Royalty of Olaf-
gow be now read a third time,
Mr. MAXWELL moved as an amendment, that laid Bill be
read this day three Month., which (after a converfation in which
Mr. BosweLL, Mr. LAING, and Mr. CIIIIVEY, fupported the
amendment, and the LORD ADVOCATR and SOLICITOR GENRIAL
of SCOTLAND, the H II) was negatived on a dilation of 41 to
1 he Bill was then read a third time andpaffed.
The trim Sugar Bill, Irina Spirit Regobtion Bill, and Naval
Stores Bill, were read a fecond time, and orderedto be committed
t, • morrow•
The report of the Irina Cuftoms 881, lrib infirmaries Bill, Corn-
-I.ift Bill. Frogmore Lands 818, and Sierra Leone Bill,
were brought up and feverally agreed to, and the Bills ordered to
be read a third time to morrow.
Mr. HOBHOUSE alfo brought up theßeport of the Committee
on Expiring Laws, when Bills were ordered to be brought in for
continuing the Adts concerning the Britith and irint Fifheriee,
agreeably to the order of the Paid Committee.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought in a Bill for raifing the amount of
Fachcquer Bills for the fervice of the year. Alfo the Annual In •
o,donity Bill, both of which were read a Belt time, and ordered
to he read a record time tomorrow.
The Englills and liiih Militia Pay Bills, the Militia Subalterns
Pill. and MilitiaAdjtuants Bill, were feverally committed, and the
reports •rdered to be received to-morrow.
SCOTS TAX BILL.

Lord H. PETTY moved, that the order for the third reading
of fail Rill be read for the purpofe of being difeharged though his
cfniiments with refpedt to the Bill were Rill the fame, he did nct
'MO hi-nfelf juftified in preffing it now upon the Honfe. Read
acid difcharged accordingly.
• Mr MELLISH prefented Petitions from the Parillses of St.
• !ary 111Ington, and St. Clements Danes, againft the Parochial
1;o•-.. Relief Bill.—Referred to a Committee on the Paid Bill
Mr. MONTAGUE, from the Office of the Chamberlain of the
City of London, prefented at the Bar the Annual Accounts re-
lating to the laid office.—Ordered to lie on the table.
KINROSS PETITION.
The SPEAKER acquainted the Houle that Lieutenant Colotfel
Alevintler Parker, not haying entered the required recognizances
within the time limited by the as of Parliament, the Petition
.-Nriplaining of an undue return for the (hire of Kintofs fell to the
ground, and the order for hearing the fame was difeharged.
London, England, 1807-07-22

WATCH..-TO HACKNEY COACHMEN.
LErr in a Hackney Coach, taken en the Rand at
Charing eyed's, between two and three o'clock on *Neal
afternoon, and carried a Gentle an to the owner of Grafton-
(trent, Tottenham-Court-Road,
A GOLD HUNTING WATCH,
With a Blue 'R hhon, and two Seals.
Whoever has found the fame, and will bring it to the Bar of
Lloyd's Coffee-hook, than reart4 TIN GUINEAS Reward.

•
ANNUITIES SECURED by ACT of PARLIAMENT.
CH ERTSEY CHURCH—SURREY.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Truftees,
tiding under the authority of Two Ado of Parliament,
lately paged, for taking down and rebuilding thi Body of the Paid
Church, and for ether the purpoles therein mentioned, will hold
a Meeting at the Crown Inn. Cbertfey, on Tuefday, the 4th day
Auguft next, at Twelve o'Clock, for the pi:epee of receiving
Proporals, in writing, from any Perfons delirous of advancing
Money upon annuities for lives, or moetgagesupon fecurity of the
rates of the [aid Parith. as authorifed by the Paid AEU of Parlia-
ment. In the mean time the Adis may be feed, and further in-
formation given, by applidation to Mein. Clark and Grasebrook,
Atrornies, Chertfcy, the Clerks to the Paid Truitces, who arc
anthorifed to receive fuch Propofals —Cberefey, July lA, 1807.

THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY.
A T a numerous and refpeetable Meeting of Houle-
-I—B. holders and Perkins concerned in the Confumption of ALE,
AMBER, and 'TABLE-BEER, holden at the Albany Tavern,
Piccadilly, on Toefday the ,th July, 0107.
•
H. T. AUSTEN, Efq. in the Chair.
It appearing that the Eftablifhwient of a Brewery at the Weft-
End of the Metropolis, to fupply the Inhabitants with a whole-
f)me and nutritious Beverage, to be brewed from Malt and Hops
only, and delivered free from Adulteration, would prove of the
greaten public utility and benefit.
It was refolved, That a BREWERY fhould be accordingly
eftablifhed for that purpofe.
That a Capital of 73,0001. be ralfed by 3000 Shares of asl.
each, payable by inftalments of 31. The firft infialntent to be
paid on fubfcribing—the fecond on or before the r3th Auguft,
807—and the remaining three inftalments when called for by the
Committee, on notice of one calendar month.
Books are open for Subfcription at Meffrs. Birch, Chambers and
Hobbs, Bankers. New Bond-ftreet ; Meffrs. Aulten, Maunde and
Bankerr, No. ro, Henrietta-ftrect, Covent Garden' •
Marra. H. T. Williams and Co is, Copthall-court,nrarthe Bank
Profpedtufes may be had at the above hordes ; at the Secre-
tary's, No. 3, Hare- court, Temple; and at the Albany Tavern,
Piccadilly. R. TAYLOR, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-07-22

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 21.
Mr. A LEXA NDER r-aa heard for the Petitioners apinft a Bill
for Building a Chapel at Nottingham,—and Mr. HARRISON in
favour of the Bill. After a few obfervations from Lord Ottaityr tET
and the Loan CNA NCiLLO a, the Bill was ordered to be summit-
ted for Friday.
Mr. Hosnoust, Sir EDWARD KNATCHRULL, Mr. Losatxo•
TON, Mr. KeN WI. Mr. BIAUSIONT, Mr. BirNO. Sir CRARLIS
130 DRURY, and fever -I other Members of the Houfe of Commons
brought up a great number of Private Bills, which were read a
fiat time.

The Lottery Bill, the frith Spirit Licence Bill, and the frith Beef
nd Park Exportation Bill were read a fecond time and committed
or to morrow.
On the I, cond reading of Ellis's Divorce Bill, Mr. FONDLAN.
TIE wa. heard and witneffes examined, but In confequence of an
informality the further eunlideratlon of the Bill was poftponed till
Tburfday.
Mr. MONTAGUE, from the Chamberlain of London's Office,
prof, aced certain Annual Accounts, which were ordered to lie on
the table.
London, England, 1807-07-22

of THIS WORK :

" This k a well written and judicious Pu!d,cation , conveying
much pradlical information on the Suhjedt of Education, and is
therefore 'uglily worthy the perufal of every ikrfm concerned in
the Improvement of the Riling Generation The Account of
hooks generally ufed In Schools fermi to be the refult of Expe-
rience, and certainly difplays much erudition. The Author's Re-
commendations and :itridurts are accompanied with fuel Rea-
lons and critical Ob!ervations as do great credit, both as a
, Scholar and Chriftian Tcachcr."—Arti-Jacotin Review.
•• In the brit part of thieWork are feveral judicious Werra-
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tory Books in every Branch of Knowledge, remarking on their re-
fpectise Merits, and cautioning Parents and Inaruclors apinft
fume Books which the Author, upon jell grounds, ohj,..ts
trr—
Among thofe recommended, we du not obterve any that we confi •
der as objeCtionable."—Britiih Critic.

MODERN LONDON SURGERY.

This day was puldilhed, in One very large andciofely printed Vol.
Illußraced with fuch Plates as are effential to the lubjed,
prices as. in boards,
I'IRST LINES of the Pra&ice of SURGERY—
being an elementary Work for Students, and a concife Book
of Reference for Pradi:ioners.

By SAMUEL COOPER,
Manilla- of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medical
Society of Loudon, and Author of Critical Refle%Awns uu the
Carmel.

Printed for RicuAan Patti' PII, No. 6, liridgs.ftrect, Black.
friars andfold by all Bookfelkrs.
• Of whom may alto be had,
t. A Treadle sn the Anatomy and Difcafes of the Far, with
try Plates, drawn from real diffedtions. By j. C. Saund•rrs, Du •
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the Difperifary for Difeafes of the Eye and bar. Folio 11. sr.
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plates, us..boards.
4. A Treadle on Vaccine lamentation, to which is added, as
/account of the Chicken-Pm; the Swine-Pus, mad the Have"
with an Append::, containing letters front Phyficians and Sur.
warns of eminence, refperliing the prefent Rate .•f Vaccination in
many Cides and principal Towns of the Unitcd-Kingdotn. Irsy
Robert 'Wiliam M. D. F.A S. Ate. fgt. to. With coloured Engray.
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CHEAP sod UURABLE PAINT.
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the dikovery of which he has received a medal and premium
from the Society of Arts, Adelphi and has fines been honoured
by the approbation of a long lift of the Nobility and Gentry who
have ufed it The impenetrable paint, of rad ors colours, is ftrongly
recommended for iron railing, fences, wooden buildings, brick,
tiles, or platter fronts, Ike. and challenges all other compoutions
hitherto made ufe of, for ks acknowledged fuperioriti in the pre-
fervation of all work.r.apokd to the weather. as it neither Millers,
peels, or cracks. It may be laid on by any labourer with a brufh
In the tenal way, being fent ready prepared for ufe, or in powder,
with the prepared oil, at the following prices.—Subdued Green.
N. 6toite colour, Yellow, Black, Chocolate, and Lead Colour, 3d.
pelt lied. 4d -a•Otiltitirlea may be accommodated with a guar-
Wag a cwt. tot kiakh.:ftire.theigive their orders to any eatent.
()niers adskeffed to the proprietors, franberman and Co. at
their cheap and Wholefook paint mannfadory,sr, Mary la-boune.
&ht. Golden-rquare; or to S. W. Fore., Printfeller, No. 50. Pk-
' cadlliy . corner oflachville-ftreet, one of the proprietors.
Alin Vanberrnan's Joh& paint, without any unwhokfoine se
(Olsen Able Well.

To OFFICERS ABOUT to IMBARK on the INTENDED
EXPEDITION. •
FFICERS on a Sea Voyage, or on Service, will
O nod their Health and Consflirt &entail), promo•od by the
tde of that highly approved preparation. the CONCRETE
LEMON JUICE, which• from its great convenience and elegance,
ii become an appendage to the lideboard of almolt every Family.
In appearance it refembles White Sugar Candy, and anfwers all
the purnofer of Lemon Juice, whether for Negus, Lemonade or
Punch; it diffulves like Sugar, in water, and throe or four (mall
bits are fufficient for, a goblet: and in fitnations where Lemons
cannot be had. this' preparation is invaluable.
It has long been nfoiln his Mojelty's Navy, and in the Ships of
• the Honourable Felt India CoMpany.
Prepared by Hewer COI.WeLL. No leo, Fleet.Rreet, near
Temple Bar, who le permitted to refer to the higbdt aisthoritio
In this kingdom, for its purity.
To be had alfo la =oft of the pritscip*TeAvps In England.

I'HE very great demand for Juntraa's Essemer
- of PEPPEIMI NT, induces the prefent Proprietor of the Ge-
nuine, to guard the Public in general, againft purchafing any of
the numerous counterfeits,vended under the name and teal of the
Patentee, none being genuine. wheels has rot a black damp affixed
to it with the name of J. P. HEATU, Nottingham, engraved
therein.
Captains of Ships, Merchants. &c. (applied on the molt advan-
tageous terms. by J. P. Heath. Nottingham; Mr. T. Boofey, No.
4, Broad exert, Louden ; or any refpedtabk Medicine Vender in
the metropolis
Small fixed Effence of Peppermint. Is. t id. per botde retail ;
large fined. as. ad Large fixed ditto, Ropperod for exportatinn
21.9 d. F Rake of Pcnnyroyal, foe irreguLulties, deficiencies, Ste,
a. id.— tooth Tindtu re, xs. I id.
London, England, 1807-05-28

TITLE 1.-OF THE CONDITIr)N OF CITIZENS:

T. Every body reading in the territory of Hayti is free. in the
%Heft fenfe.

2. Slavery is for cvcr aholiihed in Hayti.
Nn one has a right to violate the Afylum of a Citizen, nnr to
enter forcibly into hi* Dwelling, without an order, emanating from
a fuperior and competent authority.
4. All Property Is under the protedlinn of the Government,—
Every attack upon the property of a Chain h a crime, which the
law punglies.
.5. The law punithes affaffination with death.
TITLE 11.---OF THE LIIIVERIVIVIEST.

6 The Government of Hayti is compote.(—Fire of a Chief Ma-
gilt rate. who takes the title and quality of Prefident, and General-
Moo of the forces of. Hayti, both by land and lea : every collet de
nomination is for ever profcribed in liayt I—Secondly, of a Council
of Seat-: the Government of Ilayti takes the title, and will be
known by the ernomination of " he State of Hayti "
7. The Conflitution names the General in Chief Mr NR CIIVI •
STOPS' Prefident and Ge.,eraliffimo of the forces, both by land
and fea, of the State of Hayti.
8 Tlic truft of Prefident and Generaliliimo of the Forces is for
life
The Prefident has the tiet to chnofe hie Succdfor hut only
from among the Generals, and in the manner hereafter prefcribed.
This choice mutt he fecret and contained in a leafed p tcl et, which
(hall he opened only by the Council of State, folenmly
atlimhled
for that gint-pore. The Prefident (hall take all neceffary precau•
tint's for informing the Council of State where this peke. null be
&policed.
to. The arnv-d force (hall he tinder the direaion of the Weft-
dent, as alto the admittiftntinti of the finances.
t The Prefident his the power to make treaties wilt foreign
nations, as welt for the pu: pore of eftablifhing commercial relrions
as to fccurc the independoice of the State.
12 He is to conclude peace, and to declare war, to maintain the
rights of the people of Hr, ti.
r 3. He has also the right to confider of the means of favouring
and increafing :he population of the Country
14 He is to propole the laws to the Council of State, who after
having adopted them and drawn them up, fend them back to him
for his fans i no, without which they carmot he executed.
Is. The appointments of the Prefident are fixed at 40a oo dol
Jars a-year.

TITLE tll.—OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE.
16. The Council If Stare is sompolcd of Nine Mmhers. nomi-
nated by the Prefident, oLwhich, at loft, two thirds arc to be Ge-
neral;.
17 The functions of the C omen of State are, to receive the pro
politions of laws front the Prefident, and to draw them up in the
manner they may judge advifable; to nx the amount of taxes, and
the mode of colic Ring atm ; to rand ion the treaties concluded by
the Prefident, and to fix upsn the mode for recruiting the army.
An account thall be prefented to them annually of the receipts and
espences,and of the refourccs of the country.
[The 4th and sth heads refpedt the appointment of a Superin-
tendant General of the Finances, the Marine and the Interior, and
alio the appointment of a Secretary of State.]
London, England, 1807-05-28

TITLE VI -Of THE TRIBUNALS.

- - - -
There (hall be in every divifion a Tribunal. to determine both
on civil and criminal matters.
There (ball be alto a Tribunal or Commerce in each divifion.

- -
The re (hall he a juflice of peace. in each parith, to determine
controverfies up to a limited turn.
Each Citizen may, however, have his difputes determined by
arbitrators, if he thinks proper.

TITLV VII.

The Catholic. Apoftnlic, and Roman Religion, is the only one
acknowledged by the Govetnment.

The extreife of other religions is tolerated, but not publicly.
There is to be an Apoftolie reefed, to fuperintend what con-
cerns Divine worihip, and to communicate directly to tbcPreffdent
upon the riskier%
The Srate gives nothing to the fupport of any minilter, but the
aw will tic the emoluments and perquifites that they are to receive.
No one has a right to difturb the ezereife of any religion.
TITLE V1111.—..-PUBLIC EDUCATION.

There 0%411 be elablidsed a Central School in each divlGun, and
particular Schools in each fubdivillon.
It (hail be, towtver, lawful for every Citizen to have private
Seminaries.

The filarial Or the Profelfors sod Matters Ih4l be fettled by a
particular law.

TITLE 11.—OF THE GUAELSKTEN OT THE lISIOHIEnua
London, England, 1807-05-28

LISBON MAILS.

The letters and papers brought by the Prince of
Wales packet, Captain TODD, in i 2 days from Lifbon,
.. have been delivered out at the Poll Office.—lt ap
pears by their concurrent teftimony, that the prep-
. j rations on every part of the Spanifh frontier have
i excited a very lively alarm in the Court of Lifbon ;
1 and that even mercantile credit bad begun to fitffer,
. from the general apprehenSon of an immediate inva
lion. The Court of Madrid i,. Rated to have already
asadeicome extravagant demands on that of Lifbon,
afee,lng to have conceived great difgufl at the Ain-
; ancelgivar by the latter to the Engbib fquadrons in
-'. the Plata.—The Lifbon payers begin to fpeak very
indignantly of the conduit of the Government of
Spain. One of them demands, with great reafon,
what Spain could expe4l from the ruin of Portugal ?
Is it the interelt of France, that Spain, flrengthened
by the union of Portn.iii, fhotild rife to an equality,
or at teal nearer to an equality, with the French Em-
pire? Or is it nct rather the interefl of France; that
the contefis of Spain and Portugal thould fo exhaufl
the ilrength of both, as to render both of them an eafy
fril to their fironger and wifer neighbour ? The
Prince of Peace would do well to confider this.—
The prefent feafon is very critical : an error may be
ei mmitted in a moment, wh.ch an age would not
1 epair.

MVEDilki AND CltgAT BRITAIN.

M. Ds Rea- iussw, the Swedifh Minifter, received
yefterday, very unexpeCtedly, from his gyred& Ma.
jelly, an order for his return, and lie will leave this
country ,ithour delay.
We are not fufficiently inforMed of the ;motives
which have led to this event, to juatry us in Circling
a conjeBure upon it.
London, England, 1807-05-28

ST. DOMINGO.

We are no* enabled to lay beforeiduk Rearievi it*
Conftitutional Code, that has at length been adopted
in this ifland. It differs but little from thofe wbicb
were in force under TOUSSAINT and Duct:dm Is.—
The great principles of every free Government
perfonal liberty, fecurity of property, and freedom
of religion—are recognized in it. Next to there, its
merit confills in its fimplicity, and in its adaptation
to that degree of civilization and intelligenie which
may be fuppofed to prevail among the itihabitants of
Hayti. Both the Code and the Proclamation of
Cuatsrovits hold out the greatefl encouragement to
foreign commerce. The Imperial diadem, with all
its vanities, :deflation, and ahfurdity, has been bro-
ken and can afide. A fyfiem of order, jurlice, and
morality, itas fucceeded to the tyranny, licentiouf-
nefs, and impiety, which prevailed during the rapa-
cious Government of the reprefintatives of BONA-
PARTE. and the ferocious rule of Dessaumar, who
expelled them.

This Conllitution, proclaimed in February, was in
full aflivity fix weeks after. The public tranquillity
had at that lime been folly reflored ; and both foreign
commerce and domeflic induftry revived and Oa.
Walled to a degree, fcarcely to be hoped for after fo
important a change in the Government. •
London, England, 1807-05-28

CORDIAL BALM OF MEAD.

&wad of a Utter from John Jackfint Efq of •Caßle Caibcty
County of Kildare, Ireland, to Dr. Solomon.
DFAIL Auguftl, tam.
lINFORM you with greet pleafute that Mrs. jack
lon, fon, my wife. was two years and a hall completely bed ridden,
and not able Irmo her great weaknefs, to eat, drink, or digeft
any thing, till die was advifed by a friend to try your uuly tele-
brated•Cordial Balm of Gilead. nine bottles ofwhich'has had fo
estraurtlinary aid happy an tired, that ‘lhe is now,though
age of 63 years, able to walk out and t sercife herfelf, bring smolt
perfetaly recovered, to the furprife and aftoniftnnent of •all 'her
neighbours; in conlideration of which, and in jullice to your me-
dicine, you have my permiMon to publifh the fame, fhould.you
think proper. :I am, dearelt Sir, your much ohliged.fervant,
JOHN
,JACKSON.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is fold in bottles, price half aluitten
each ; there are alfo Family Bottles, price 33sAcontainingequal to
four bottles at t 05.4.1. by which the parkin .faves cos including
.ifo the duty; the Stamp of which hears the proprietor's name and
addrefs in the enzrav Mg,. Sand. Solomon, I iverponl,"-to•imitate
which is felony: and this privilege, of a particular fet ofplatesfar
his Itanips, has .heen granted to Dr. SuLOSION, by 'favour of 'hie
Majelty's Honourable Comtniffiorms of Stamp Duties, purporsky
to Inure the public againft contact feits.--N'one elfe arelenuine.
May he had ot Dr. Solomon Liverpool; and of all rapedtAble
Medicine Venders in the'United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-07-25

WILTS—By Mr. KNIGH
On Tue'day, Auguft 11, 1307, and three following day'. '
ALL the truly neat and valuAble FURNITURE,
Plate Glaffes of fuperior ditneulions. Beaulfully inl, id
Marble Pier 'Fables, French Cabin,:ts, I.ibrary Book cafes, Draw •
log-room fait, and other effedts of HARTHAM PARK HOUSE,
the late property of Lady JAME% deceafed.—Comprifing
An extenfive variety of domeftic articles of the fiat Manufaao-
ry, in Wardrobes, Commodes, Side-board Tabks, So; has. Chairs,
Card, Pier and Loo Tables; two neat Library Bonkcafes. 9 fret
wide, two ditto, 6 feet 9 inches wide, two French Cabinets of
Satinwood beautifully inlaid, and mounted in Ormolu • kraut
very fuperior Glafs Plates 75 inches by 48-75 by 4;, and (Alias
of fanner dimenfions ; four Tripods of richly bornifbed Gold ;
Candelab: as, elegant and highly polifhed Stove Grates ; hantlfo,re
four puff Beclfteads with Chintz, Cotton and Dimity Furnitures ;
correlponding Window Curtains in French Drapery, fine fcaPoned
nowt' Mattraftes and Bedding. Bruffels Carpets, Prints ; a
few fence Birds of brauti id plumage, ltuft and well preferved ;
a Mangle, Houfe Clock, Culinary Otenfils, large Brewing Fur.
race, Marfh i üb, Coolers, Calks, Garden I.ights, and various
other aft ‘!ls Sale to begin each day preefely at twelve.
'l'o be viewed on the preceding Saturday and Monday, or.ly
with Catalogues at One Shilling each, which may he had at the
I amb Inn, in Bath, the place of Sale, No.ll, Budge-row, London,
and Audionrces, Devizes.
N. B. Hartham is s mile North of Corfham, Wilts;. 9 miles
Fart of Bath; 4 miles Weft of Chippenhani ; and a allot datance
from the London Bath Turnpike roan.
London, England, 1807-07-25

ALBION FIRS AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON,
JULY 2,3, 1102.

MOTICE is hereby given, that a General Centt of
"a' PROPRIETORS of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE IN-
SURANCE COMPANY of LONDON will be held at the Com-
pany's bottle, In 'Change Alley, Cornbill. on Tuelday the 15th of
Augnft nest, at Twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpok of eketing
two Diredlors to 511 up the prefcnt vacancies.
The Ballot will be opened at Twelve o'clock, and will be doled
!ornately at Three.• -By order of the Board of DireEtore.
WARNIiR PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-07-25

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

• HAGUE, JULY 54.
M. Van Hooft, CommiffAry General of the King
of Holland, arrived on the sd infant at Frielland
and Jevern, and held his folemn entry in that city.
On that day the Dutch colours were hoified for the
firft time on all the fleeples and public buildings,
and the whole town refounded with acclamations of
" Long live the King of Holland."
TILSIT, JULY 6.
The Emperor Alexander, the King of Pruflia, the
Queen, OF Grand Duke Conftantine, Prince Henry
of- Pruflia, the Prince Royal of Bavaria, and the
Grand Duke of Berg, dined together on the 6th intl.
at the Emperor Napoleon's refidence in Tilfit.

WARSAW, JULY 7.
It is already known that by virtue of one of the
articles of the treaty of peace, concluded between
France and Ruffia, the late Polifh provinces that
have been conquered by the vielotious arms of Na-
poleon the Great, will not again fall tinder the do-
minion of his MajeQy the King of Pruflia. It is
raid their Imperial Majefties will go from Tilfit to
Konigfberg. The Polifh fquadron of Guar3s, under
the command of Colonel Krafinfki, have already ar-
rived in the latter city, to wait the orders of the
Monarch, who has permitted him to ferve near his
perfon.
The Emperor Napoleon has iffued the following
decree :
" Camp at Finkenftein. July 4.
" Napoleon. Emperor of the French and King of Italy,
" Au we with to reward the Cervices which have been afforded
us by many Polith Officers, we have, and do decree as follows :
" I. The Polith Government Commiffioners fhall appropriate
domains to the value of twenty millions Tournoii, to he at our
difpofal for the benefit of the individuals of the Polith army, and
as property to be bellowed upon thofe who have rendered us the
molt fervlcc.
" 11. The Rate of thefe domains &all be communicated by the
Polith Minifter of the Interior, to M. Vincent, our Commiffioner
with the Government, within the courfe of five days, in order that
we may proceed further in the bufinefs.
" 111. The Commiffioners of the Eolith Government, and our
Cornmiffioner who ads with them, are charged with the execu-
don of this decree. (Signed) " NAPOLEON."
HAMBURGH, JULY t 6.
An Eflafette, difpatched by General Clark, arrived
here at two o'clock yeflerday afternoon, and has
brought to M. Bourienne, the French Milliner Pleni-
potentiary, the important news that Peace between
prufliA and France was (igned at Tilfit, the 9th of
this month, and ratified on the following day.
London, England, 1807-07-25

LANCAsH; R E.

TO B SOLD. ate Capital M t thion, called PEEL
H with the coach houfes, It 'tiles, and out-buildings,
J.:mate in Middle Hulten, ie. the County of I.alicatter ; and the
right of Prefcntation to Peel Chapel.
Alfo the Public Haute called the Antelope. or P.if.r Dicks'.
Alf,' the feveral valuable Farms, eomprifing the l'eel nate,
etant4ining 356 acres flatut.: meafure of excellent pafture, arable,
Meadow, and wood land; ald including a valuable 42arry of Free
Stone, a Mill, and %Veer fall.

Alin the grrat "i yew, erlting nut of the whole V the Prendes,

•
And ertenfiye and ydluAle wCoal Mines.
A plan of the Flltate lies for infpeetion at the Antelope, and the
Fame may be viewed on applicati w Mr. Pt ter Hewitt, tile
tenant, of Peel Hall; and futtli,r information may be bad, and
Plans of the tame fan, on vplization to Matt. Flcteber, Efg.
Clifton ; Mr. John Alliworth, of i urton 4 Mars. Forger, Cooke
and Frere, No. 6, Lincoln's inn, London; or Nleffrs Duckworth
and Cleppendar, Solicitors, in Manchelter.
London, England, 1807-07-25

THE PORTUGUESE HOMER.

This day V/3-% publithed, in three vols. (mall gyn. with fine Engra •
vings: price t Ss. in hoards, prefaced with an Hißorical Memoir

in•rodudlory Li the Poem,
THE LUSIAII; or, The Dfcovery of India;
an Epic Poem. Trani' 'tea by WILLIAM JULIUS
MICKI.E, from the Portuguefe of Lui4 Canmens.

The ath Edition, printed to eorrefpund with Lord Strangford's
train elan of the Sonnets of Canmens, and enriched with nume-
rous tiiitorical Notes.

The Monthly Reviewers, in their criticifm on this Pocm, give
the following flattering commendation of it—" This truly ciallical
and noble produkition, places the genius of Camoeus in the molt
diftinguillied light, and the Tranfhtor lias done 'ilia& the highet
honour, in making his Author live in the funnels of his fpirit,
and in all the drength, harmony, and beauty of our heroic vcrfe.
Mr. Mickle has excclkd even himfelf in his tranflatiou of this
book, fuch is the mellow harmony, fpirit, and richnefs of his vale
In fhort,we do not hefitate to'conclude, that this maid] tthsn Rands
unrivalled by any but that of the Iliad "
London Publifh.d by John Harding, 36, St. James'. -ftrcet.
London, England, 1807-07-25

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other Engravings, price 21. r 6s. in bout's, a new Edition, with
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from the Year 1792 to 1798.
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