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London, England, 1807-04-07

DUBLIN, APRIL 2.

Mr. Sheriff NuoENr, with that zeal and a6livity
by which he hits been diglingtufhcd while in nifice,on
Thurfday night, Aided by Mr. WI t ta A st M.Dow ELL,
Deputy Goaler of the New Prifon, forptiCed four
brothers of the name of Murphy, and cf whom he
had received information. He teized a machine of a
very curious confltuaion,. and which could not have
colt lefs than a hundred guineas, for coining dollars,
tod. and sd. BAIA of Leland Token. The die is
exceeding faithful and correa, fo much Cc, as nearly
to deceive the moll experienced and accurate eye.-
1 'he brothers are lodged in New gate.
*lnertia), came on the Elettion of a Member of
Parliament for the county of the town of Carrick-
fergus; the candidates were JAMES CRAIG. Efq. and
EDWARD MAY, jun. Efq. when each having polled
one tally, the Elation .'as adjourned till after the
affixes.

Early on Monday morning late, a fire broke out
in the !tables of Mr. Mork-, of Dominick-Street.
which raged Stith great violence: an unfortunate
man, who lay in the hay-loft, had his leg horned in
a dreadful manner he %%I.p:a able to walk out and
expired immediately. Mr. Homan, the pipe water
officer, furnithed a great abundance of water.
At Monaghan Lent Atli Lei,- Elizabeth Gartlan flood
indifled for the murder of Mary Gartlan, at Cordum-
' mond, by mixing arfenic with Itirabout. The fa&
was provetl, and the Jut y pronounced the prifoner
' Guilty. Having pleaded pregnancy, her execution
was refpited until atter her delivery.—Elinar Fee, in-
, di6led for the murder of her infant child, was at.:.
(ritted.—yoka Smiti), for a rape, was acquitted, as he
contented to become the hufbald of the profecutrix.
I john Skniton, indidted f,,r the murder of Patrick Sport,
was acquitted. At there Affizes, P;(1,2,e F x prefided
in the Crown Court, and Baton M•Ct.t.carto in the
Civil Court.

Cox's Grand Prizes in 1774, Pigot Diamond in
1800, and feveral Prizes in 13ormxt.'s, were Sold by
Hortassr & Co. who were the firft to fell two Prizes
of 30,0001. betides two hundred and fourteen Prizes
from 5001. to 30,0001. in the State L itteries, and
forty five (hared Capital Prizes in the la.t Lottery, at
their Licenfed Offices, 26, Cnrnhill, sz, Charing-
Clots, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
" Loaves and Tithes ?"—" Aye !" cried a politi.
cian, •' many gond things among them at the weft
end of the town."—" But pf late," replied an at-
qnaintance, " they are of a very trarikory defcrip.
Give me," continued the latter, " flute
f the loaves and fihes which the great and extraor-
dinary number of capital
.prizes in the Stare Lotto y
will begin to diftribute, in .1 few days, at the call
end of the town ; loaves and fithes which, with pru-
dence, will fupport a man during life, and equally
fecure in all adrn;niftrations."
London, England, 1807-04-07

SAINT ALBAN'S.

ANAN excellent Family Houle to be let, or a Leafe
A of about Ten Years wiU be Sold.—Apply on the Premifes,
at the late Mifs Corbetts; or at Mr. Page's Office, King's Road,
Bedford-Row, London.

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, defirably atuated
in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant (kyle a
few months ago; together with the Fixtures therein, and the
Coach Hoofs and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is
moftly new, may be taken at valuation. For further particulars
apply to William Pordon. Architect, No. s 9, Bcruer's-ftretx, who
is autborifed to treat for the fame.
London, England, 1807-04-07

BIRTHS

Virconnters Fitzharris, in Spring. Gardens of a fon.
At Malthhangcr, near Babngftoke, Hams, the Lady of Colonel
Cunynghame, a a rot,.
In Madras, the Lady of Kirby Dalrymple, Ha. of a daughter
At Colombo, the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel of a fon.
At Bengal, the Lady of Charles Patterfon, Eft} of a daughter. At
Prirec of Waks's Bland, the Lady of the Honourable Philip
Dundas, of a fon.
London, England, 1807-04-22

This day was puhlifhed, price ?s• in boards,

'`HE STUDEN-1"b COMPANION; or a Sum-
mary of General Knowledge ; comprehending Geography,
Natural Hillary, Allronomy, Chronology, Hillory, Biography,
Commerce, Belles Lettres, Hiltory of Literature, Theology, and
Politics Illuft -ated by a number of Engravinz

By
.1014 N SABINE.
London I Printed for T. fgerton, Military Library, Whitehall;
and H. D. Symonds, Paternoiter-rnw.
London, England, 1807-04-22

VICTUALLING °MGR, Apdll3, 1807.
THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTrS NAVY, do (+gray Overtake,

That on Tuefday, the sth of M.y neat, they will be ready to
recei►e Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for Two Hundred
and Twenty Thoufand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM or of
FOREIGN BR ANDY ;to deli►ered, one half in the fpace of
one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his
Majcity's Vidualling Stores at Portfmouth, Plymouth, and Cork
in the following proportions, viz.
PORTSMOUTH t 00,000 Gallons
PLYMOUTH 100,743
CORK scapoo
London, England, 1807-04-22

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL It.
The levy of the confcripts of 'Soft has already
been publilbed in the departments adjoining to Paris.
In ihrife of the Seine and Oife, the young men are
obliged to get their names regillered in the lift of
Confcripts before the rcth of this month. Thus die
levy will be effeaed neatly at the fame time through.
out the Empire.
One hundred and liz Hellions, who had a (hare ie
the dinurbances of that country, have been fent to
1 Befanc n.
APRIL I2.—A perfon of the name of Foulcand,
and tome other per tops in the department of the
ißhone, endeavoured to facilitate the efeape of a
Confctipt ; they were delivered up to the Tribunals,
and condemned to pay a fine of cOOO francs, and to
be -implifoned a twelvemonth. The Tribunal of
Montayisimpoted a fine of 300 franc., and comical.
►red to a peat's implifonmeut, Conte the younger, a
labouring huibandman, at M.zieres, convi&ed 4
having applied an herb of cr'rrofive quality to the
leg of Antoine Brunet, a Confcript of the year 1807,
for the purple of difabling him from military fervice
for a time.

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

ELBING, APRIL t.

- - .
The Emperor is announced to u;—we expe4 hies
here hourly—a conftderAble number of cavalry is
cantoned in the environs of our town,- and all the
Accoutrement rankers are employed in. working for
them. The number of bodes which the French have
drawn from the Ifle of N•tgat is eflimated at 4ocor
the is, without doubt, one of the firieil countries in
Pruffia. Confiderable trains of artillery have arrived
before Dantzic, from iMarfAr.v, by the Valuta...4ff.
niteur, April I 3.
London, England, 1807-04-22

Of Whom May be lad,

The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four
Volumes. Price tila.
The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo•
htm tis 6d.
The Eighth Edition of The WINTER IN 1.0 ADON, Three
Volume.. 135 6d.
Siu JOHN CARR% STRANGER IN IRELAND, with be.-u•
tiful Engravings. 4to.

CAPITAL LOOKS TN AnRICULTIIRB, forming a complete
Agricultural Library.
The Sixth Edition, Improved, in nne large rot Brn. price half-a •

. . . -
guinea in hoards,
THE FARMER'S CALENDAR; cnntaining a
Full Account of the Bufinefs neceffiry to he performed on all
kind+ of Farms during retry Month of the Year, with the latelt
Improvements. and the Mode of e %tem ing them.
By ARTHUR YOUNG, F.fq. F R. S.
Secretary to the Beard of Agriculture, and Member of various Phi-
I:Tophical and Agricultural Societies in Europe and America.
It is impoffible, iii the compafs of an ilvertilement, to mime.
rate the important contents, and the great praiiical advantagi s,
which mutt refult, in the managerneet of land, from a conßant re-
erence to this uteful work ' Ma.iy thoufand copies are fold in every
year ; and intelligent farmers and country gentlemen in every
county in England, have acknowledltd, not only that it enables
them to perform every operation in the belt and molt fuecefsful
rnanner, hut effeda in the general hufmcfs of a far ler, a laving uf
from ten totw, my-five per cent.
1. A New Edition. corredted to January T, 0.71, in two large
vols atosilluftrated with nearly One titiedred Engraving+, repre-
fencing the molt improved Implem no, the various Graffes, and
the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, price four guineas, boards
A Complete Syltem of ['radical Agriculture; including all the
Modern Improvements and Difcovcries, and the refults of all the
attention and enquiry which have been bellowed on this important
(deice, during the laft3o years: the whole coinbining and explain-
( ing fully. extennvely, and completely, the Principle' and Pradiee
I
of the Modem Art of Hufbandry In all its branches and relations.
By ft. W. DICKSON. M D.
Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture.
Printed for Ric HARD Ponta's, Bridgeareet, Btackfriarsread
1 to be had *fall Booktelltrs.
London, England, 1807-04-22

1%0,003
and to be paid for by Bills payable with lotereft ninety drys after
doe.

N. B. No 'resider will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Rum
and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, Thal) he feparnely
and diftinetly Rated, nor will any Tender be admitted fora lets
quantity than Ten Tkuufand Gallons of either article.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at tho Secretary's
Office.

.No ree,;-ard yogi loe tau/ to any Tender in which the price fall not le
inferted in words 4 length, or that fall nut Si delivered to the Baena'
!afore ~.e o'clock nu the fail Tueflay the st 6 of MI newt, nor old ft
the peefin 74•0 males the Tender. or font peeing on his behalf etthads
to avikver it• Len tollel for.,
London, England, 1807-04-22

This day was publillsed, handfomely printed, in One Volume,
Demy garto, price One Guinea in hoards,
THE PRESENT STATE of TURKEY, to.
tether with the Geographical, Political, and Civil State of
the Pr.ncipalitics dsf Idoklavia and Wallachia. From obtervations
made during a refidence of fifteen years in Conftantinople and the
Turk ills Provinces.
B? THOMAS THORNT6N, Efq.
Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry.

This day was peblifited, in Foolfcap Odlay°, price Ss bolrds, cnt
hellithed with a coloured engraving and vignette Frontifiii cc,
sTuLTIFERA NAVIS; or, The MODERN
S".ll' of FOOLS.

di!" Perennius.

A Whip for the Horfe—a bridle for the Afs.—and a Rod for the
Fool's Bad-.
Publifhed by Williap Miller, Albetnarl ••ftreet.
N. B. The above is an original compofition, founded nn the plan
of Ali xrindcr Barclay's celebrated Traniidiom of the Ship of Fools,
printed in folio. 1309.
London, England, 1807-04-22

NUMBER 56903

i.

THLORE ROYAL, DRURY.LAIVR.

•
"1"0-MORROW EVENING, APRIL:23.'IIO4,
.L win be adted die New Play, in Five Adtb,..eilled
THE CII4VEIV.
To which will be added the new Cirand Roodontie '
DraPria, called
THE WOOD D.EMOW. ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUPIV.
TM, Eveninv•Tbe &boot tor Scandal; with the Wood Oxman.

THEATRE ROYAL, COYENT•BIARDIN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 23, rBo7,
will be Reted a Play, called
CYM BELINE.
.After which the Now Pantomime Ballet, called
THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB;
Or, THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
_ _

This Evening—Macbeth ; with the Ogre and Little Thumb.

BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES.

rr'HE ORATORIO of the MESSIAH teill he
performed on WEDNESDAY the rub of MAY, at the
NEW ROOMS, II A,NOVER SQUARE, for the BENEFIT of
the ROYAL SOCIETY of MUSICIANS.

Particulars will be advertifed in a few days.

Tickets for the Performance and Rehsarfal, price 11. tl. to be
had at Mr. Birchall's, N 0.133, New ttond-ftreet.
London, England, 1807-04-22

PR!ZE-AGENCY.

PARTNER WANTING.
A NY GENTLEMAN of nnblemifbed credit and
.1.1- model. ite fortune. wifhing to take ONE-I-tALF of a very
advantageous Eftablithment of the above defeription, may apply
by letter (poll paid) con:aining hta name and refidence, diredted to
X. W. Z Sr/at-Orrice, Tgat PLR
That branch of this Concern wide); renders the affiftance of an
ae" irk and INT/LLICENT PARTNER necellary, includes the
ruperintendancs of its Prize Caufes, pending it the Hic tt COURT
47f Anniasi TT , the tranfadtion of hufinefs with the Claimants of
4isainfd Veffels, &c. which of courfe will demand aftcady atten-
tion to bufi:-efs, and nyilatte in 444 je.
N B. Refpeetable retereetexs will be given and required.
London, England, 1807-04-22

rICTUALLING-OPFIC6. April ao, 1807
—I 'HE COMMISSIONERS for PIGS-CULLING
HIS 14.471157 T's NAV,: a loweggive
That on Tuefday the aStb inliant, they will be ready to receive
Te-ders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for TWELVE HUN-
DRED QUARTERS of PALE and THREE HUNDRED
QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; and for
ONE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS Of the laft year's
growth, to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Ten-
den; to be delivered in a fortnight, by weekly proportlqns, into
Hia Majelty's Viauaning Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid
for by Bills payable with intereft riucty days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrads may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.

Na ►bard will be bad to any Soder is nobitb the price 'ball not k in-
Pried in wurill at length, or tbajball mot be delivered to the Bard before
one </clod on the faid Toefday, the 28th ilent, no► wart; the prrfint
ow& oaks the trader, or fame &foot on bit iebalf; atm& to enfwe►
sober* called w.
London, England, 1807-04-22

This day was publilbed,
in Three Volumes, 04avo,price sss. etch In hosrds,
REPORTS -ICASES ai•Otiid and determined in
the Court of King's BeneitongettmWitli tome Cafes in the
Court of Chancery timing thet,weluilstikail 46th Genrge ill
/803. 1804, tBos, OM, wiihTables of the Names of the Cafes
and of the Principal Matter., 7 • •
By JOHN PRINtIF , lfq.
Of Gray's Inn, Barrillie •at Lane.
London : Printed for W. Clark. aniftiasia-14w Bookfeners
rortugal•ilreet, Lincoln's Hai:
London, England, 1807-04-22

THIRTEEN THOUSAND LIVES.

This Jay was piihiiiheti, a new Edition, being the third, with con-
filerable Additions and Improvements, in one very Lase and
clofely printed volume, odavo, price the in boar !a,
THE BIOGRAPH ',CAI., HISTORICAL, and
CHRONGLOGICAI. DlCTlONARY,contsining accnratc
accounts of the Lives, Charaders, and Adtans of the moft emi-
nent Perfans of all Ages and Countries. ircludi.)g the Revolutions
of States, and t he Sueceffions of Sovereign Princes.
By JOHN WA MINS LL.D. ace. Bce.

Vita enim Mortuorum in menloria eft pofita- CICERO.
A Biographical and Hiftorical Library. in the firm of a Die-
denary, and in the compafi or a tingle volume, anfwering the pur •
pole of reference on alt p.i..tc of Biography, Chronology, and
1-liftory, challenges e refpett of every Student, and every lover
of Literature. _• _ _ _

Printed for RlC!tAltrl PHU urs. Ho. 6, Bridge ftreet. Black.
friar+, and to be had.f all Bookfclicr+.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Scripture Biogra.
phy, In one volume, with plate+, price Ss. bound.
London, England, 1807-04-22

PRFSTON ON CONVF.YANCING.

This dty was publifhed, in royal Br'n price 164. in hoards.
A TREATISE on CONVEYANCING with a
view to its Application to Prailice, hei g a Series of Prac-
tical Obfervations. written in a plain familiar 'Lyle. which have
fnr their &Ike to affift in perwarim• Draughts. and in tud.tiog of
the Operation of Deeds, by diftiiignifhi•T between the Formal and
Effeatialratts of thole Deed.. Ace. in general ule, lying a entree
of Leaner, ; with an Appendix of Seled and Appropriate Pre-
cedents.
By RICHA PRE3T3I4, of the Inner Temple. F.fq.
a This Work is on a Plan entire ly new, the (Ned is t • ihew
the fl' of the different l'arts of Deed*, the Rules of Law by which
they are gov..rned the Form and Arrangement of each 'Mina
Apteies of Deeds, and the Caution rn he obferved in general ; with
feled.l Precedents of 101!,I13 to illuftrate the Application of the
Obfervations.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and sons. Law Bookfellerst
Portugal-ilreer, Lincoln's Inn.

MISERIES OF HUMAN LIEF.
Printed for Wit.r.we Mmt.en.Allortnarle-ftreet.

This day was puldiated, with various Wood Engraving% hand-
futilely primed in feelfesp lives price. Ea. in boards, the third
Edition. cmt,ellifited with a tromifpiece, Vol 11. of
'I"HE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE; or. the
Ls sr GI oans of Timothy *Petty and Samuel S 4 native. With
which are now, for the firit time, intsrfperfed VARIETIM inci-
dental to the principal matter, in Profs and Verfe—in nine addi-
tional Dialogues as overheard
By JANIES BERESSORD, A. M.
Fellow of Merlon College. Oxford.
Ago this day w e puhlilhed the eighth Edition of the Firft Vo-
lume, which is elf° embelidlied with a newaud charadteriftie Fran-
tifpieee.
N. B Both the above Plates are engraved by Striven, from ori-
ginal Drawings by the Author of the Work. •
Alio, is now phi &eel, price t as. a Series of Seventeen Coloured
En.gravings, takenfrom the two volumes of the Miferies of Hu-
man Life. drawn and engraved by J A. Atkinfon.
N. B. This Set of Humourous Plates are intended either tote
hound up and fold with the Work, or feparately lo boards; if the
latter,delciiptire letter prefa is given.
London, England, 1807-04-22

This day was publiffied, price Ss bound,
(Corrected up to the 25th of February, 'Soy.)
Including the Orders of the Court of Chancery relating to the
new Fees,
rHE NEW LAW LIST; being a Lift of the
Judges and Officer. of the Courts of Chancery, K. B. C. P.
F.xchrq. &c. A Lift of Counfel, Special Pleaders, and Convey-
ancers. To which is added a Lift of Certificate 4 Attoroles, and
London Agtnts to the Country Attornies; a Table of Sheriffs and
their Agents, Lift g.f Bankers, Notaries Public, Mail Cosches,
Ncwfpapers, Army and Navy Agents. Law and Public Offices,
Circuital of the Judges Quarter &Mons, Bee. and other ufeful
matter, as printed by perniiffion of the Commiffioners of the
Stamp Dunes. Eleventh Edition, with many Curredtions and
Al :crations. _ _

.....
By SAM. HILL, or the Stamp Office.
I.ondnn t Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-ftreet,
Lincoln's Inn; and R. Pheney,Ternple-gate.
London, England, 1807-04-22

LEMON JUICE.
r HE follnv ing are the a,lrantages to be derived
-R. from the life of SMITH'S PURI Fl F D
it PI at all time: in a flate fit far immediate ufe—is in many refpedts
rl•caper—retains its original asoinatif fi.v,RIT anti acidity, bring
depraved of thofe parthitg which In loon difpofe to fermentation,
whileit poi:feta in refrains' all the quaFtiea of the rreeor juice.
rtrpared only a^d cold by Smith and Son. Chemins, No. 29,
:=llflket, (near Tieeany); fol 4 Me by Baena No i tc, Ox-
rect ; Hell, No 338, &tea and Poison, under the Royal
Eschaosse, in bottles at a.. 6d.; 42.6 d; and 14..sack._ .

H ERTFOR DSHVIIP—
TO BE SOLD BY ADCTIAN,
In a Gott time, at GAISAWAIeII Coffee-Hoare, Change Alley,
Condit% London:
•
Of which doe notlce will be given,
ANialleihte FREEHOLD ESTATE, ninnly in
ring fence, confining of the Manor, lenpropriate Ream,.
Advotifon of the Vicarage, and nearly the entire parilh of Hewn-
ham, with a enrifiticrahle part of the adj•iininp parifb of Radweil,
shout forty miles from London, on the uirest North Road.
Particulars, wi,h a plan annexed, may be had of Mr. Groom,
No. to, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and of Mr. Simkins, at
Stadwell, who will alto thew die Baize..

TUNBRIDGE. WARE REPOSITORY, N 0.3, CHEAPSIDirs
MDUNNETT moll refpeflfolly acquaints the
..Nobility and the Public in general, that he has for Sale, In
his Rooms which Lave recently been much enlarged and imnrowed,
the molt elegant and eitenfive colleetion of Tv NB ID GI WAite;
confining of Work and Tea Table,. Writing ne.iks, Work Boxes
and Meets, Drawing and Palm Boars. Oren% Cafes, j•-wel
Bowes and Cabinets, Card Boles. Tambour Frames and Soinning
Wheels, Tea C! Its and Caddies. Back Gammon and Chef: Beards,
with the new and polite Game of the Jew, a variety of white wood
brites prepared for Ladies' own painting, neat fancy Turnery, Pte.
A great aff irtment of Foreign and Englith Toys, handfoine Rock-
ing-Horfes, dte
Medians', and Captain of Phil's, and Shopkeepers, nippilyd on
the loweft terms—Old Tunbrbte Ware repaired, and made like
sew.
London, England, 1807-04-22

THE CANADAS.

This day were publifhed, in a fplentlld and very large Volume, in
(tuff°, illustrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from original
dr.iwhigs takln on the fpot by the Author, price al. ass. boards,
iptAVELS through the CANA DAS, containing
a ddeription of the pidturefque fcenery on fome of the Rl-
tiers and Lakes. with an account of the prodtidlimas, commerce,
and inhabitants of theft Provinces ; to which is fublolned a cons-
parative view of the manners and cultorus of feveral of the Indian
nations of North and south America.

By GEORGE tiERIOT, Efq.
Deputy Poitmatter-General of Britiih North America, &e &c.
Priute 1 for P khan! Phillips, No. 0, Bridge-street, Blackfriars,
and to be had of ell BOOkialeri.

N B. A few copies of the plates which have :wen beautifully co-
loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been done up
in a fcparate atlas, and the work, with this elegillt accompaniment.
may be bad at Three Guineas and a Half per copy.
PRESf NT STATE OF THE WEST INDIES.
This day was publithcd, in one elegant Quarto Volume,illuftrated
by two Maps, price Twenty five Shillings in boards,
j`fiE wEs C INDIA COMMON PLACE
1 BOOK: (hewing the SPATE and VALUE of the BRI.
TISH SUGAR COLONIES, in relation to the Weft India Pro-
prietary, and diltin.Rively to the Public, and Crown of Great Bri-
tain : exhibited in Tables of Population, Property, and Incornts.
Trade, Navigati•ai, and Revenue; compiled from Parliamentary
and other Offidal Documents.

To which are added, Commentaries on the feveral Subjects of
Commercial Entry, and efpecially on the American Intereourfe ;
on the Navigation Adts; on the Shipping Intereft of Great Bri-
tain, on Convoys, on Free Ports, on Naval and Military Defence,
on the Mortality of Troops, with Suggeltiona of Remedy and Re-
form, and on the Regulation of Limited Service, u applicable to
Britith Regttnems reeving in the Weft Indies, lkc. &c
By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. M. P. F. R. S.
Printed for Rtcumto Puma's, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black-
friars, and to he had of all BookfeUcra. Of whom may be had,
The Pa eStrer STATe of Puy, (tart°, with Coloured Plates,
price 4 ss. in boards.
HUMS' TRAVELS ftvm BeaNOS AYRES, by POTOSI, IO LIMA
With MAIM. 61. boards.
London, England, 1807-04-22

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, delirably fitnated
in Portland Place, and fitted up in the moft elegant ftyle a
few month• ago; together with the Fixture, therein, and the
Coach lioufa and *Able% adjoining. The Furniture, which is
muftiy new. may be taken at valuation. For further particulars
apply to William Pordon. Architect, No. j 9, fternees-ltreet, wbo
is aothorifei to treat for the fame.
London, England, 1807-04-22

CONDUCT OF Tile LATE MINISTRY.

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OAK. ASH, AND ELM TIMIPR,

le the Vicinity of Heron live, near Brentwood, Stock anti Bud
bury near Billericay, and Springfield, near Chelmsford, itlfelt.
TO BE SOLD,—On the atli of April triftant, in asi Lets,
VIVE Hundred and Ninety five OAK TREES,
sgo ASH TREFS, and fundry ELM TREES and SAPLINGS.
For particulars apply to Mr. Groom, No. to, Linodn's Inn Fields
tondon ; Nieffrs. W. and
,j Black, Middle Temple Hall Staircafe;
and Me. john Lewrry, at the Ger. ti Man, Heron Gate, DIM! &Lin-
wood. who will thew the rimbre.
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FOR SALE BY PUBI.IC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the
Ith June h.lt. at Tea o'Cluck in the Forenoon, by order of the
Commiffianers for the Care and Di!pofal of Pruilian property,
I HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-
66 Whole and 8 Half Pipes Brandy.
Cco:demntd as Prize to the Crown, part of the Cargo of the Mar-
v' ctha Florentina, Nicholas Simons wafter.
Alfo, as Pipes and 14 barren. Malaga Wine,
s Cats Correa,. Oranges, and
7 Bales dried Orange Peel.
Being part of the Cargo of the Fortuna, from Maga, alto con-
ch:owed to the Crown
Alfo, i.. Butts arid ro Half ditto Currants,
8 Cats Pot Afla
Being part of the Cargo of the Elliabeth, from Leghorn, alfo con-
demned to the Crown.
Alfo, a Quantity of Pipes, Hogtheads. and Shook Cats
being the cargo of the Pruffiati galliot Petrus.
For viewing, famples, and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER,
• Ageot of thefaid Comniaonera, at Plymouth.

TO BE SOLD IN BERKsiIIRR,
With Poi Mon • t Michaelmas neat.

A VERY cunv:nicnt and selpeeaSle Family Flee.
tit hull Houk, and 534 Acres of Land furmunding the fame,
inclufed within a Ring Fence. The Houk contains three Parlours
of large dimenfit ns, with a final, Library and Drefling Room; five
principal Chambers and a Dretling Room with Garrets, &c.; and
is replete with Ofhes, having a detached itrewhoure, Laundry,
Dairy, Stahlts, Coach houfe, Dog Kennel, &e. The whole Itand.
log on a Lawn about 20:. yards from the Turnpike Road leading
• tram Abingdon to Farringdoo; 34 miles from the former.. and
6 from Cla‘ord. The Furniture, which is modern and bandfotne,
may be bought with the Houk, if required. For Particulars apply
to M.. jokpb Tonikins, Nlalpas, near Newport, Monmouthatire,
or No. 42, Upper Thames-fires:, London.
London, England, 1807-06-10

DUBLIN, jUnE 6.

Laßnight, failed for England, the Right Hon.
HENRY GRATTAN. His amiable-Lady, w•lt,r is now
in London, being in a very dangerous (late of health
is the caufe of his indent vifit to that cmtn•ry.
His Grace the LORD LtsUTENANT has been ',leafed
to promote Major Jon N lawns, of the Sligo Battalion
of Militia, to he Colonel of that corps, in the room
of Josutra EDWARD Coors', Erq. refigned.
On Monday night hit, about ten o'clock, as Mr.
Juaice SHARREY, of Rathmines, was returning from
Donnybrook towards this city, in con pang wiai his
family and a lady and gentleman, he was hope by
ten or twelve men, all remarkably well armed anct
well cleared, and robbed of his v a di; &c.
Four of the mifcrcants raid to.bc concerned in the-
murder of the Rev. Mr. M'CARTIST, arc, through the
vigilance of Major Sae, apprehended and lodged in
Newgate. One of them, named Murphy, a filver
plater, has become King's evidence, and has made
Come dead difcoveries, which, we fruit, will lead to
the detetlion of the remainder of a gang
long infeded the neighb.,inhood of Chap:litud and
The names of the men taken are—Murphy,
NI-Mahon, Padden, and Dwyer.
Lan night, Mr. Loway's malt bogie, in Gilbert's
alloy, was compktely burned.

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SUDDEN DE ATR.—Yerlerday morning Patrick
O'Neil, an engrafing Clerk, fell do stn in a fit in
Chancery-lane, and immediately expired.
4 lt•rs AND MURDER.—On Friday lad, John Leach
•
Was tan:mitred to lArtidflone jail; nn his coulee n for
a rape and murder, en the body of Elizabeth Vau•
ghat), mote than three years ago, near Lynn, in Nor.
104.—He Rates, that he lodged at -the !inure f a
perfon, near Lynn, who had two girls, ore of whom
v.'asbetwcen nine and ten years of age : he one day
law. her at flay in an orchard, enticed her from her
companion:, and drawing her towards a wood vim,
dil!an ce, began to take indecent liberties : the girl
was alarmed, and vied out-for iffillance :he thee.,
threw her on the ground, and, pullit,g op a quantity
of grafi, fluffed it, with the dirt that was hanging to
it, Into her month • having thus deprived her of
tereinee, he fucceeded in effecting his intention. • To
complete the horrid bufh.efs. he (tabbed the child
feveral times in her body,•and a WI put ai• end t
her exiftence, by beating her. on the head with a
I irge branch of a tree. A rabbi warren wiv near
the. place, to which he carried the b.,Liy,,and e,.lArg-
ing One of the burrows, crammed is in, covering up
the opening with bathes and rubhils. He Tome time
afterwards eolitted mith a party of marines, and (non
afterwards was drafted on board the M. nkey gun.
brig, but Rates, that he was always niiirta•le, :actt.!
had teveral times attempted to deltzoy himfelf : hi,
anxiety and horror at lafi became fo r.able,
that, "n Friday, he made a confeffinn tn 'lerjeaat.
Major &vile. who is bound to appear aga nft hitt)
(at the Norfolk Affizes. •
London, England, 1807-06-10

This =oath will be publiated,
let One Volume Ctrlarto, &gaudy printed by Bentley, embellifbed
with Four beautifully engraved Portraits by Freeman,
I:HE LIVES of BRI rISH S rA'rESMEN.
• by JOHtl MACDIARMID
The influence which the condo& of our aratefmen has had on
Alp uttional charader, renders their Biography an important and
stfractivc (onset. This volume Contains the Lives of Sir Tho-
mas More; Cecil, Lord Burleigh ; Wentworth, Earl of Strafford;
and Hyde, Earl of Clarendon.
Tke plan of the work is to unfold the private bUtory and cha-
radter of the Man, to explain hii politlearviews, and record his
pubic adtions. Tkeeotensporary hi Cory, the delineation of mm-
nem and of the Rate of knowledge are Introduced as far as was re-
gulate to Munroe the Brographical pleture.
Publabed by Longman, Hark, Kees, and Orme, Paternofter-
row.
London, England, 1807-06-10

1
MILFORD, NEAR LYMING lON, HAM'S..
.E.l BE SOLD,
/ A MODERN BUILT HOUSE, containing .a
.4. 2. Dini-g Room ss by 18, an adjoining Drawing Room at
ty is, I .hrary of the fame dimattions, four Chambers with belt
, beds, and four (mailer, with fervaot's ditto ; two Dreffingßoonts,
.c."'Water Clofet and dusnettie Offices of every defcription; Imitable
! to the accommodation of .4 snodern•Ssed genteel family; two
Coach.houfes. Stable, good Garden. in which is a comfortable
cottage—fhould more room be waste.' foe fervent% lied plenty of
. flue water, both iti Houk and Garden The Houle Rands on a
' II ping law-, fronting the South, and Immediately oppofite the
Needle Rocks and the bold Chalk ClA's of the iile of Wight. kis
about half a mile from the fea—is furrounded by so acres of at-
e cellent Land in five £:kis l • is near the Church and the Village;
but fcreened from them by plantations—is certainly a very coo-
' 'replan, a very healthy, and probahly as beautiful a lituation as
molt in Britain. The roads and neighbourhood are v.ry good.
1 The Furniture, which is in good contktiun, wayktiun, be taken or
left at the option of a purchafer.
l'offefflon can be given gaunt immediately. Maybe viewed any
1 day between twelve and threk. by tickets, to be bad of Mr. Per.
cites, Lymiustua ; and. farther particalars may be known on
the prantfes ; or by letter (poll paid) addreired to Mr. R. Thor
'-i mat Pea °Zee, -Lyminpoo..

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London, England, 1807-06-10

ARRIVED.

Off rciver, the. William Taylor, from Palrininte; Spe-
eubrnr, 1 e Seur, from Demerara; and Mary. Frazer, f. om ta-
male& At Liverpool, Maria, Price, from( ditt o ; Gangr.
from 'Philadelphia; and the Lowden, Amory. • trent
At ariftol, Patty. —, from Wilminron. At Cowen, BLl.oft,
Inglis, from Charleftort. Off Plymoutb,Commerce, tteay •- m
Charleflok. At Bolton, Hancock, from 1.0n,10n At VI,-
glnia, Almeria,—, from London ; and the min
Liverpool. At Monte Video, Lady Francis • F. a... 1 Harrinet,
Towns, from Liverpool. At lasnalca, Mali n Peake : and the
Burdett, Gill, from London At China, Lidy Modelh.3
from London. At Surinam, the Surrey, Hutry !tenons,
furls; Jupiter. Harrifrn ; George. Price: Sifters Peacock : Mar-
garet, Coterdale ; Minerva, Hafwell; Bear. Wilton ; and the
Qzeen, Stonehoufe, from London At Philadelphia the Jane,
Harley, from Liverpinl. At Jamaica the Kiltnn, a.wfon, from
Literpoul; and doe Higginfon, from Attica.
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London, England, 1807-06-17

THE CAPE AND INDIA.

Along with the troops now proceeding to the Cape
and India, is a large detachment for General Moots-
H gees Regiment, the s t 11, at Ceylon. The General
gGes down to fee and take care of this part of his
Regiment. _ _

Sir JOHN CRADDOCK is hourly expelled home from
Madras. General M'DowaL has taken the command
there.

We hear +hat the Hon. General GltElf is to renialn
in the chief command of the troops, and as Lieute-
nant Governor of the Cape of Good Hope.
We have jun feen a letter from the Cape of Good
Hope, where the report was current refpeaing a re•
bellion among the Sepoys in Bengal. We fincerely
hope the report is unfounded. We have a letter
likewife from our Cape Correfpondent, brought by •
the Pauline, which enables us to prefeot a correa
ftatement refpeEting the prize-money:
" Field Officers have already received licitly
14col.—Captains 1841. and Subalterns 1 tol. Tbe
diaribotion, in general, was much grumbled at, and
Sir Davin BAIRD 101 l much of his popularity by it.
An application was to be made to him by the officers
concerned for a revision of the dillribution : this be •
ppt down however by a thong command. A re'
terrace will be AM made, however, to a decifion st
time. Sir DAVID car, ied difcipline to a very grog
length ; and on this account fome dilliked him, and
prefer his fucceffor the Honourable General Gam
He lives out oft town, an 4 comes into the Garrifot
only on Fridlys to hold a levee, when he fees the,.
officers who have Winds. •
is General CIRAVIVOLD is reekone4 a rigid difcipli•
Mins and be certainly fiat brcarght his little WIT

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ROME, MAY 9.

We are very bay here in preparing for the canoni.
nation of five new faints, which is to take plait on the
241 h. Preparations have been making at St. Peter's,
for a month pall. This ceremony will not coil lel;
than sho,Qoo piagres. The roads between this city
Napies arc far Imm being foie, a number of per.
fon: having been rr,bbed within this fortnight patV
London, England, 1807-06-17

F.VEIGN INTBLLIGENCE.

PARIS. MAY 37.
According to letters from Bayonne, dated the t 9th
inflAnt, a Portuguele Captain, recently arrived at
Lifbon, from the 13ratits, has reporta that the Spa•
niards, conduced' by the French Colonel Liniers,
have retaken Monte Video from thc Englith, after a
bloody engagement.
London, England, 1807-06-17

DOVER, TUNE ii.

His Majefty's gun brig TURBULINT has detained
and fent in here the American Ichooner Chyle:, of
Bolton, Captain Pao sons: bound horn Leghorn with
a cargo of currants and juniper berries, to Copen-
hagen. PAITed by laft night a convoy from the Downs,
bound to the weftward i alto the fhip Neptune, Cap-
tain SMITH, from St. Thomas's, for London. The
American brig Mac of Portfmonth, is gone into the
Downs this afternoon, appaiently detained by a man
of war which was with her. Wind S.W. moderate.
DEAL, JUNE r 6.

Put back the INDIGNANT gun brig, and Pleafant
Hill hired Coop from the weßward. Arrived the
DESPERATE gun brig from a cruize off Boulogne ;
Ararcata a frigate Irom Sheernefs. Sailed the Nos-
?H' RV S fire veffel on a maze off Boulogne; Verus
frigate for Shecrnefs. Wield well and moderate.

IIk.MAIN 111 *l4l DOWNS.

The P:lneefs of Orange, Alfred, Trolly, African, Dlfpateb,
and Proerialloops; Exploilon and Fury bombs ; Indignant. Del
petite. Charger, Turbulent, Blazer gun trigs, and Pkafant liiil
hired [loop.

SHEERNESS, JUNE t 5.

The SPY sloop of war, Capt. Hunsow, is ordered
to be paid off; her men are turned over to the CHE-
RUB. Paffed by this day for the River Thames, a
large fleet of Well Indiamen.
Juma 16.—The Escnsr gun brig failed this morn-
ing with the trade for Tonningen. The CHERUB
11 >op of war has hoilled the Ggrtal for a convoy to
the Baltic ; to fail on the aoth
London, England, 1807-06-17

TORBAY, JUNE Is.

This day failed his Majeay's (hips HIBERNIA, S r.
DRIADNOIJOHT, LONDON, BIILLIILOPHON,
MONARCH) and CHAM?ION, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE i 6:

Arrived the STAII. (bop of ;tar from Cosies ; and
the Venus, CHaasMaw, from Gottenburg with dealt
for Guernfey. The Atoms frigate is appointed
convoy for Cork; and the Incomyrawr for Guernfey
and Jerfey.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-06-17

'HE EVENING -STA

LONDON.
. —._—.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE /7. 4 •
i
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s •
Confols, for July 6411—Reduced 63H--Omolam z Pri
Exchequer BIN par to as. prem.
' pRICE OF S !VCRS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock 's34 Imperial, 7 0.261.
3 p. Ct. Rod. Ann. Oil . Omnlum Et pre.
4 Per Cent. sift Enke+ Bills, par as pee.
Long Annuities t 7 13716. Lottery Tickets 191. 17$.
India Bonds, 66. $ ,s. pr.' Confols for acc. 6441

It has been repined that General Monza is to be
immediately fent to take the command in Egypt, but
we are apprebenfive it is sow-too late, and that the
accounts. received by the Mail of yefterday, of our
troops having evacuated Alexandria, will loon be
confirmed, leaving us to regret that General Mooza
or Sir Joint STRWART did •not go there in .the fita
inflance. We arc far from attaching blame to the
gallant Officers who were fent, but, for fuch a fervice,
men who were acquainted locally with the country,
the inhabitants, and their manners, &mild have been
fele6ted.

We have heard the names of the Officers killed,
wounded, and taken in the fecond a6ion, but, as we
cannot rely on the correanefs of the lilt, it would be
cruel to publith it.

Colonel M.Lxon, of the 78th, who is wounded,
and a prifoner, is the fame gallant officer who be-
haved Co nobly on the plains of Maida, and who is
extolled fo much in' the public difpateles by Sir
JOHN STIWART. He is fon to Mr. McLyon of
Geanies, Sheriff of Rofs

General Waucnots was of the soth Regiment, a
brave man, bin advanced in life.
Brigadier General STIAWART is of the Rifle Corps.
He is fon of Lord GALLOWAY, and an Officer of
great talent and aetivity.
Cooped up as our force is in Alexandria—if, in-
deed, it be in Alexandria—it will be well if it efcape
the ravages of the plague.
The 3tft, 35th, and ad battalion of the 78th, or
Rofs•fhire, Highlanders, were the only Britifh regi
ments engaged. The flaughter of the Highlanders
is Paid to have been dreadful.
London, England, 1807-06-17

THE GRAND EXPEDITION.

The fecont Regiment of Light Dragoons of the
German Legion embarked at Ramfgate on Thurfday
and Friday laft, together with the feventh Battalion
of Infantry of the fame corps : they failed to the
Downs, to wait till they are joined by the remainder
of the German Legion; all of which, it is raid, are to
go on this fervice.
The 7th, loth, and rsth Light Dragoons, were
expeEted to embark on the aoth irritant ; but the latelt
accounts fay, that at prefent only the German troops
are to go, and that when they have reached their def.
tination, the Briti(h troops, particularly cavalry, will
follow in the tranfpotts now conveying the German
Legion.
With this firft divifion, Sir DAVID Balsa; General
DREXHILL, and Baronsd4ran and Rovrananacm,
with an Ailiflant Adjutant and garter Mager Ge-
neral, and General DiiIRVIS principal Staff, go. A
large part of the Medical Staff will likeerifipsocced
with the &It division.

Lnrd CATHCAQT will go with the Mit divirsou of
Britith troops, which will conliit of the Foot Guards
and Lord Pacer's brigade of Light Cavalry, with"
perhaps a brigade of fl ink companies. The following
is nearly the Staff of the Army :

Commander-in-Chief, Lieutenant-General Lord CATEICAIIT

Life Guards.
Second in Command, Lieutcnant General Sir DAVID BAIRD.

54th Regiment.
Major-General Marquis Ho XTLEr-4ul Regiment.
Sir Jowl twArr-74th, (if recovered.)
Sratical-9111 Garrifon Battalion.
Lord P.torr--7111 Dragoon Guards.
FiNClZ—Guards.
THORNTONDItto.
Br(gadier-General BERZSTORDBBth Regiment.
London, England, 1807-06-17

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUNE ib.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Robert Winthrop, of his Ma.
jetty's ibip Sybille, to William Madden, Efq. dated at Spit-
head, June ta, 1807.

Sir—lnctoted you wiU receive, for the information of my Lords
Comm Stoners of the Admiralty, a copy of my letter to Commo-
dore Sir Samuel Hood, K S. of this day's date. I am, Sir, &e.
(Signed) ROBERT WINTHROP.
His Majefty's thip Sybille, Spithead, June sa.
Sir--I have the honour to inform you, that on
the 3d of May laic, in latitude 33 deg. 5o min. N.
and long. 20 deg. W. after a long chace, his Ma-
Jelly's ihip Sybille under my ccmmand, captured the
French fchooner l'Oifeau, letter of margin, mount
ing four long fix-pounders, fourteen days from Bout..
dean:, bound to Cayenne. She had made one
capture, the Perfeverance, Barber mailer, from St.
Michael's, bound to London. I have the honour to
be, &c. (Signed) R. WIWI-1120r.

WHITEWALL, JUNE 16, 1807.
The King has been pleated to prefent the Reve;end James
Young, Ckrk, to the Clare) and Parilh of Eektord, in the Pitt-
hytery ofJcdburgb,and County of Roxburgh, vacant by thedeath
of the Reverend William Paton.
London, England, 1807-06-17

Deputy Adjutant General—Colonel Hore.-6cth Regiment.

Afiftant Ditto —lieutenant ColouilCoaT—Guards
—Lieutenant-Colonel To a—Ditto:
Deputy Q2arter Matter General.—Colonel Muaaar..-Ditto.
Affittant Ditto —Major COFFIN—Ditto.
Commandant of Artillery—Colonel HARDING.

Second in Command of Ditto.-.l.ieutenant.Colooel COonso at.

Chief Etigineer—Caprhin Birth.
Infpcdor of Hofpitals—Dr, SW APT T It.

Phi*.lans—llrt. BUCHAN, MORRIS, Draw, BANCIMPT.

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LARCUSN. •
Staff Surgeons—Mein. NICOLA:, TAGGART. WOOLWRICG,

JONES, CORPUS, BOND, COEN, NORTH, and BILOWNIIIOO3.
Purveyor— r. WANIRIOOR.

Ditto Deputies--Meffrs. AVE LING. East asoN. and MA 'POTS tR.
Eight Apothecaries ; arty Hofpital Mates.

Deputy Part:after General—Captain Drexel'.

Military Secretary to the Commander in Chief—Major Mal-
awi:l.Ln.
!Ninny Commiffary General—. Taoist° m.
4ffiltant Comnalf.tries—Meffrs. Da Baia, Cootaa, GloartmaT,
Pups% and ALIMANDZI.
ProvoO Marthat--BarAK Cum uire, Guards.
Among other corps now nn the march, are the
ad foot, or Qteen's, the 2d battalion of the 4th, the
ad battalion of the 38th, ;he 76th—and the ad bat-
talion of the soth, coming over from Ireland.
The Duke of Camaatoos and Duke of Cordate-
LAND are going to Ramfgate to take leave of the
German Legion. •
The Duke of York is expeeed at Chatham to take
leave of die diards. Genetal LUDI4lit who has
been to review them, was fplendi,l.l7 entertained by
the officers. ' '
London, England, 1807-04-25

YARMOUTH, APRIL 24.

Paired this port, with a fair wind, for the Baltic,
upwards of fifty fail, under convoy. Arrived the
SOLEBAY and ASTR EA frigates ; the ARROW fChOO
Der, SPARKLER and HAVOC gun brigs, and remain
with the (hips as per laft. The Providence of Scar-
borough, EDWARD Fox, with a cargo of treats for
Scarborough, was taken, with another veffel, off the
Nafe of Norway by a French lugger privateer, on
the !Gill irritant, and the Providence is retaken by the
LYNX (loop of war the 19th irritant, and arrived here.
A Cour t Martial is now fitting on bard the Roebuck,
Admiral Doec LAS, on Lieutenant Ware, for the loft
of his Majefty's fhip FERRETTER. Wind S. W.