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London, England, 1807-01-24

LISBON, DECEMBER 13.

A (hip has juti arrived from the Brazils, which
brings an account that Buenos Ayres has been re.
taken from the Englilh, who were driven out by a
Spanith kw, es walk from Monte Video. The Englith
expedition fresh] the Cape had arrived, but not made
a landing, and afterwards put into Bahia, in the
Brazils; the Eugli(h were obliged to leave behind
them all their baggage. The number of Spaniards
by whom the Englith were driven nut is fail to have
been !Woo.

DEC. r&—After the anion, by which Buenos
Ayres was rei.ricen, 113,000 Militia marched from
Paraguay for Buenos Ayres.

BERLIN, JANUARY 6.
The paper called 2 be Telegraph contains the follow-
ing :

" Official letters from the Grand Army, dated
S(Ainim, the 19th December, bring the following
advice :

" We have, during the laft four days, defeated the
Ruffian army; which has been purfued to Ofirolenka,
and obliged to abandon its artillery and baggage.
The badnefs of the roads and the feverity of the feafoo
have determined his Majefty the Emperor to go into
winter quarters. The campaign may, in fad, be
confidered at, ended. We have taken more than ten
d-inland prifoners and eighty pieces of cannon. The
Emperor attacked the enemy in their cantonments,
without its being poffible for them to collect together.
The army of the enemy is indebted fur its
prefervation to the badnefs of the roads, rendered
impaffable by the inceffant rains, and alfo to the
facrifice of the whole of its artillery and baggage."
The following interefling information refpeaing
the military operations in Poland, has been received
from Warfaw. The retreat of the enemy'b army,
and the difficulty to overtake it in macs, prevented a
general battle from taking place, but brilliant unions
have been fought by the different corps under the
orders of Mai (halt Davoufl, Augerean, and Lannes,
in which the Ruffians loft 6000 men , in killed and
wounded', zoo baggage waggons, &c. Marfbal Nry
diflgdged from Soldau a Pruflian corps of (.co men,
and took from them a confiderable number cf pr;-
foncrs, cannon, colours, &c.
Jas. to.—We daily expel the arrival here cf the
Emperor of the French, who, according to Tome
accounts, propofes to pats the winter in this city, and
according to others, will only Ray a few days, and
then proceed to Drefden.
PULTUSK, DEC. 3r.

The Ruffian army has been defeated in feveral
battles near Czaurown, Nafilflc,Veuzfomb, Lopaczin,
Golymin, and Puhulk, with the !of* of $o pieces of
cannon, 1 zoo baggage waggons, and 1 zoo men killed,
wounded, and taken prifoners. The French are in
Ofirolenka, Neidenburg, and Willenberg.
London, England, 1807-01-24

LONDON

SATURDAY, JANUARY 24.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Con Ala, inoney,s9f--for Feb. boi—Omnimn 3 prem.
Exchequer Bill% par is. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 213 f ais India Stoi k 179
3 per C. Red An. 591.60 39i India Bonds, as a 35 prem.
3 per Cent. ConL Ann. 59{11/ imp. 3 per Cent. 58}
4 per Cent. 78/ I Exch. bills par as. prem.
s per Cent Nagy 94} Vs 94 ii l'Onmium, 2} prem.
s per Cent. 1797, loci t I Englifb Tickets, 29L
Long. Au. 17 1-16 i

Yellerday afternoon the Stocks rofe abiut t per
Cent. in conlequence of a report currently circulated
that Autlria had declared war againit France. This
was afferted to be the fubftance of the difpatches re-
ceived in the sunning by Government; but, we fear,
the report has arifen more from the known dillreffes
of the Etench army, and the ruin in which there is
every reafon to think it would be involved, thould the
Auflrians inter/opt its convoy; cf provifions, than
from any real authority.
London, England, 1807-01-24

NEW VOCAL MUSIC.
JuII rublithed, by BROM:RIP and WILKINSON,
No. 13. HATNIAILK tT.
ABROKEN CAKE, a favourite Glee, compofed
by Sir John Stcvenfon - as 6d
If I fvrear by that Fr.—Song by Ditto -4, o
To Julia weeping—Cinzonet, Ditto - t es
The L.diguage of Love - - 4 o
Where cio the wretched hide his head—Vegt a 6
Accept a heart my dcareft oirl—hy J. Rota 1 6
To thy Roek. ftormy Lannow-d.Ditto - i 0
We'll l'aLet bade the Dotty Glen—ltitto
0 row.jier in my Highland Plaid—Ditto
Seetu•Sy George's i :are--A Gtre fur Four Voices.
enwrofed by John Stafford Smith

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'YEN?
ICTHOUSAND POUNtiS for the FIRST DRAWN
KET NEXT MONDAY, JANUARY
59..
11C111 WilttL.
Prizes of 30p001.
t of L. 50,003 5 of L tOOO
of to,ooo 8 of 300
sof 5,000 so of ico
&e. Ste. So.'
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted andraika,
lire on tale at sn the LICENSED OFFICES.
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
ice die Firtt Draws, WEDNESDAY, February 4.

rjIEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the Fir;{•
Dtawn Ticket on Monday nest. January 56.-+Tiekets awl
Shares, warranted unJrawn, continue on (ale, at the Office.,
turner of Bank Buildings, Corn:hill, and facing the Gate of the
King's Mews, Charing eras. by
HiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, ana Co.

BROOKE and CO. No. 237, Piccadilly, refpel.
fully acquaint the Public, that the Third Day of Drawing
will be nest Monday' when the Putt-Drawn Ticket will be en.
titltd to ir,-;col. Tickets and Shires, warranted Undrawa, may
be had at the above OtLee the whote of the Drawing.
Bacrons and Co. have Sold Twenty-five Shares of Capital
Prizes within the lift ten Aloud's.
London, England, 1807-01-24

PICTUALLING-OMCS, yassuary 17, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VIciTUALLING

HIS MAYESTre NAVY, do beret, give Notice,

That on Wednefday the 18th inftantuthey will be ready to re-
eilveTendaa in writing (fealtd up) and treat for what Hog&cad,
Kilderkiii, Firkin, Long and Short Pink and Stout Hazel
WOOD HOOPS (anfwerable to Samples to be produced with
the 'leaden) may be wanted fur the fervice a this department
for the enfuing twelve months ; to be delivered into the ViEtual-
ling Stores at Deptford. and to be paid for by Bills payable with
lemma ninety days after date.—The Cooditioos of the Contradt
may be feels at the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be bad to any 'resider is wlie6 the pier flail set to
Werted in coed, at length, or that flail set he delivered t • the Board
Infers one dauti oa the fail Wr.br Pay as 28th inAintinor nslefs the
Pep:l:n %ids wake the Teaser, sr lime Perim es tie Schad, tatted,
to soffits, tabea isaielferi

ALL Pdrfons having Claims on the Eflate of the
Honourable GE'lltGl BOWES, late of Paulfwaldenbury,
in County of Hertford, deceated, are requeiled to fend the Parti-
culars thereof. to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Breid-fireet Hill. London,
in order that the hire may he examined ai.d paid.
London, England, 1807-01-24

CUSTOM HOUSE PORTSMOUTH.

On Thurlday, the t7tk January, sky, at Ten o'Clock in the
Forenoon, will be evoke' to PUBLIC SALE, a.. this Office,
THEUndermentioned GOODS, the fame having
been Seized and legally Condemned ; viz.
A Parcel of Shawls, Long Cloth, Printed Calico, Mullin,
Nanactit, Allaeks, Lace, Ruffian Table Linen, Feathers, Draw-
inn Pt !lures, Fans, Beads, Cornelians, Brooch, Pearl Strings;
Work B ,firet, ',nee for Bullion, Bracelets, Shells, Otto of
Roles, Soap Scented, Pimento, Sweetmeats, Plumbs, Soy,
Cocoa Nuts, Spermaceti Candles, RaiGns, Currants, Sugar, I'ea,
Coffe.e, Noye.,u, Wine; Coals, Ox-Hides, Handfpikes, Span, An-
chor', Warps, Canvas, Rope, Firewood. and l.athwood.
London, England, 1807-01-24

BUENOS AYRES.

The news brought by the American fbip Alex.l
ander is now known to be unworthy of any credit.—
Another vciTel arrived at Liverpool on Wednefday,
which left Charleflon fubfequent to the departure
of the Alexander, from Savannah ; the Mader of
which Rates, that the only report circulating there,
was that raid to have been received from Panama,
on the Stanyb Main, and which we know by the lilt
Papers from New York, was difbeliev:d in America.'
We are happy in being able to Hate, that accounts
have been received which completely refuse all the
rumours hitherto circulated, of the place having been
recaptured in Auguft.
The William tratifport, from the Cape of Good
Hope, from whence (he failed on the 6th of Novem-,
ber, arrived late on Thurfday evening at Portfmouth.
Prior to her leaving the Cape, a tranfpurt from Bu•
enns Ayres, which had left that place early in Sep-
tember, had arrived there. Intelligence was received
by her, that the fettlement not only remained in our
poffefliun, but that no apprehenfions whatever of an
attack upon is were entertained. The Spaniards
(hewed no difpofition to make any attempt to recover
it. The reinforcements which failed from the Cape
would probably reach Buenos Ayres by the latter end
of September, or eatly in (Minter ; and if it did not
fall in the intet val between that time and the failing,
of the tranfport, there is little doubt that we are now
in polidlion of it. Indeed what energy or enterprize
could be expc&d from the Spanifh troops, u frith two
days after the furrender of Buenos Ayres, fuffered
an Englifh Officer, at the head of five or fix dragoons,
and a couple of dozen of mounted infantry, to make
an incur flon of above fifty miles from that city, and
bring back a confiderable treafure which was on its
way into the interior ? Whatever fears we have en.
tertained fcr the fafery of that conqueft, arofe from
the confederation that the Britift gar rifon wits (mall,
and the population of Buenos Ayres confiderable.—
The former might either have been difarmecl,ot (hut
up in the fort by a fudden tiling of the inhabitants.
London, England, 1807-01-24

HAMBURGH, JAN. 8.

A letter from Warfaw, dated the 25th December,
Rates, that there are, between the Bug and the Vif-
tula, 7o or Rascoo French troops, and 12,000 Poles,
but that within a fortnight that number would be
increared to 15.0,000. A full baking has bevo eilab-
lilhed, and the tiat.fport of provilions from Außria
is alio contiderable. The Ruffians have left the Bug-
win fence the gth, and taken a pofitinn behind the
Nareiv. The villages between there two rivers have
fuffered much.

The head (luters oftheßulEan Wand army were
at Grodno; it had received eon liderable reinfor cements
and a refer.° had arrived at Wilna. The Bug and
the lkl.irew are entirely covered with ice, which has
enabled the heavy artillery to pats over, and all the
(swim tuft beca put is requilitiou at WallaWl to

rough (hoe the hottes of the French cavalry. r,oul
the 3d to the tsth of December 45o:Ruffian prifonen
were brought to Warfaw, 80 of whom are fever*
wounded.

Private letters from Berlin (late that Bretlau had
not furrendered, and that this is the caufe which hip
prevented the re-aabliflsment of the polL betweci
Berlin and this City.
ALTONA, JAN. 9.
....

They write from Vienna, under date of the lath
of December, that M. Monteicirrieu, Chamberlainto
his Majeay the Emperor Napoleon, had arrived there
as Courier, and that bib ruiffion was of the great&
importance.

CONSTANTINOPLE, p.m. q.
The expedled Enghill fleet, under the orders of
Admiral Louis, conliding of 7 (hips of the line, al..
rived in the Dardanelles at the end of November, and
the Admiral himfelf entered our port on the slit of
November, on, board the Canopus. A frigate, ands
brig are alfo lying here 3 he was received by check.
toman Miniflers with the utmoa diftindtion.
London, England, 1807-01-24

FOREIGN MAILS.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning, and has
brougla (is Hamburgh Papers to the loth intiant.—
Some Hufum Mails alfo arrived this day, and have
brought letters and journals of recent dates.
They contain accounts, which we hope will prove
incorteft, that the Ruffians have been defeated by the
French, and have loft all their baggage and artillery.
In fpue of the accounts which announce fuck an
event, other ac outs affert cruftly the reverfe. A
private lczter from Tonuingen, dated the t 7th infiant,
flares as f,llows :-
‘4 An ellafette has arrived at Lubeck from Kt)-
" ningfberg, by fea, with advice, that that city had
" been illuminated, and 7e Drum lung in all the
" churches, in confequence of a decifiv e viefory hay.,
" ing been obtained by the Ruffians oyez the French
'6 on the Narew. They arc repotted to have 101 l up-
" wards of 90,c00 men.
" The head quarters of the French, it is aliened,
" have been removed frim Warfaw to Pofen."

The intelligence icfpetting Buenos Ayres, brought
by thefe Mails, is only the old news that has already
been 16 often contradifted. Entn the Madrid Ga-
zette w•e confider as of 1,0 authority. It gives no
dates, nor any of thole circurnftances which always
accompany anthenticdetails.
The following are the only extraes which our
mite allow us to lay before our Readers this day--
indeed they are the only as titles that appear to de•
fuse particular notice :

MADRID, DEC. 25.
FXrRAcnunNARY GAZETIT, DEC. 24.

By an'extraterdittary Courier from Lifbon; intelli-
gence, has been received of the arrival of tic Portu-
guefe (hip Scipio, in that port, on the 19th innatit,
from Pernauw:ico, which brings aro account that in
the port of Pernambuco, a Spanial cutter had ar-
rived in a leaky condition, having difpatchts on
board for the •Spanifh Government, the crew of
which date that, after a fevers battle between the
Englith and Spanifh troops, Buenos Ayres had been
rellored to his Spanifir Majelly's arms. A great
number of the enemy were killed, and the ref made
rifoners. Tire above-mentioned ottefremaitted in
.

C.. . .

Pernambuco with prifoners on board, to refit, atd
afterwards to continue her voyage.
This news is communicated to The public, for the
hon )ur of his Majefly's arms, and, the benefit of his
fubjeBs.
London, England, 1807-01-24

FUR EXPORTATION.

bilk Shawls, Silk Patterns for shoes, Stlk Sewing, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Palaropores, and Crape.
ALSO,

Some Old Rigging of the Antelope Cutter.
Which may be viewed in office Hours, three Usys before the
Sale, uu application to the Warchoufekeeper.

CHURCH PREFERMENT.
TO BE SOLO BY PRIVA Fs CONTRACT,

•
next Pie;entatirin and Perpetuity of' a Va•
luahle Vicarage, about so Miles front London, and trn
from the Sea Coaft, in a defira:de County, with the pr‘b.,biiity
of very early pofiellion.
1 ettrrs .ire: ed (pat paid) to A. B. Ibbetfon's Hotel, Vere
ftrcet, Ogford flreet, will be attended la.

FREEHOLD ESTA FE ON THE BORDERS OF HUNTING
DONSHIRE AND BEDFORDSHIRE.

On Thurfday the D„th day of January, tg.,;7, at the Coek hut at
Eaton, in the County of Bedford,

A FREEHOLD ESI'A CE, fituate in the Parifhes
L of Great Staughton, in the County of Huntingdon,and Eaton
&teem, in the County of Bedford, containing about fixty Acn.a of
Arable and Meadow Land, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Banks,
who will thew the Prennfes.
Potrellion may be had at Lady‘Day next, and further particu-
lars at the Offi,:es of Wirt Yorke and Sherard in Oundle or
1 hr. paean.
London, England, 1807-01-24

OFFICIAL INTEJ.LIGENCE.

We have the pleafure to announce, that this after•
noon Aerostats were received at the ADMIRALTY.
flaring that

TWO DUTCH INDIAMEN
AND
A DUTCH FRIGATE HAVE BEEN
CAPTURED
AS THEY WERE COMING FROM BATAVIA,
RICHLY LADEN I
London, England, 1807-01-24

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ntisaoyito, 0197,
Mr. Jour: Nave 1., of Richmond, in the County of Surrey, bUtchei,
having failed to abide by a Public Tender, dated the 39th nit
which he made to the Victualling Board, for the fujisly of Freth
Beef to His Majefty's Ships and iftffels at Yarmouth, Lynn.,
and Wells, in the Coulay of Norfolk, for the enfising twelve
months,
THE OOMMISS/ONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MA7BSTrs NAVY, do berdy give Wien,
That on Monday the zfith instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat with fuch Perfons as will
undertake to furnilh whatever FRESH BEEF may be required for
the ufe of His Majcity's Ships i,nd Vigils at the teveral Peru be-
ere-mentioned , from that day to the 31ft of December next, in-
clufivt,l and to be paid for by Bills payable with into-eft ninety
days alter date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be fun at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledtor of the Cul-
torns at Yarmouth.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price frail mot he
alerted in words at length, or that Ailh x 4 be delivered to the Board
before one *WO4 on the Paid Monday the 2,61 b infield, nor en* the
perfoa who wale: the Tender, or few print en his behalf, attends
to anfices when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-16

Mrs TRIMMER'S BOOKS for the iJfe of YOUNG PERSONS.
This day wai pu to 2 vok. price 6s boards, elegantly print
ed, ant, embeNifhrd with 2o Wood Cuti, thfigned by Thornton
and ..tigr.tved by N.:lit and others. tbc Bt:i edition of

FABULOUS HISTORIES; defigned for the In-
itruelion of Children, rtfpc•:.ting their Treatment of Animals.

By Mrs TRINIMER.
Fainted for J johnlco. in St. Paul's Churchyard; and B. Ta,
bart ;kw 134.nd•ttrun.
Where rn... had, n Ch. ap Edition of the ahove, price as 61.

.
Ali., by the fame Author, New Edmods of
r. A Sp_ilia:;, or Firit Book for Children, and i Sequel to the
fame. pricy 6u c clt.
2. Inr to the Knowledzi of Nature, and Reading
the Holy Scriptures.
t. Saer I Hit. feledted from the Scriptures, with Anno-
tat.•• il..flictions defigned for Young People, particularly
calculated to faclh•ate the Study of the Scriptures in Schools—in
6 voli. price 3sbound.
London, England, 1807-03-16

DOVER, MARCH 14.

Arrived this day the fhip Apollo, Capt. WALTERS,
of and for Harnhnrgh, with a cargo of falt from
Charlefton, detained by the &Axel gun brig. One
of our Hoveling boats picked up this day, ab;lut
mid channel, a (mall box, containing the papers of
the (loop Mary and Elizabeth, JOHN LANDALI maf-
ter, belonging to Grimiby, and by a bill of lading
was bound from Boflon to Sandwich, with a cargo
of oats—it is probable that this vac' was loft in that
tremendous gale of the t Bth ult.
MARCH 05.—Arrived in the Roads this morning
the Molex* y gun brig, with a convoy of Coafters,
bound to the Eaftward. In the Roads, from a cruize,
the EXERTION, FEARLESS, and TICKLER gun brigs.
A great many coafters have put in here this after-
noon in confequence of the' wind blowing hard from
the E.N.E.
London, England, 1807-03-16

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONFY.

The Princefe of Wales, for the jaefebirentbal, January 32, t sac
will be paid on Wedndday neat, at No. 9, New Broad-ftrca, and
nailed on Wedneftlays and Thurfdays.
The Crefeent, for bye billing veffels, Otgober 5 and to, fiod,
was paid on board this day, and will be recalled on Tuefdays and
Saturdays, at No. 2, Hammett•ftreet, Minorics.
The Swift, for feveral Dutch boring yards, June 25 and 26.
21103, was paid this day, at No. 9, New Broad-Brea, and will be
recalled there on Wedneftlays and Thurfdays.
The Cal or and Snipe, for the Neutraliteit, December 22,2805,
will be paid on board, on their arrival, and recalled on Mondays
and Thurfdays, at Mr. Rkharcis's, Yarmouth.
The Aggreffot and Bloodhound, for fuadry Dutch tithing vef-
;.ls, June 25,1803, will be paid on Tueftlay next, at 23, Norfolk-
street, Strand, and recalled on Tucfdays and Fridays.
Ibe Steady, for the Zeriuft, June 20, 2805, wifl be paid on
board. on her arrival ; or at No 28, High-fireet, Portfmouth, this
day, where !be recalls will be on Mondays and Thurfdays, for
three raontbs.

The Betfey, HODGY, from Falmouth fnr Neath,
was run down off Mount's Bay, on the 4th inftant.
The Phenix, BROAD; Good Intent, &NAST ;
Mary Ann,--; Albin, Tuomsom ; AElive, Friend-
Blip, Elizabeth, and the Amiable Bctley, from Lon.
don, arc arrived at Smyrna.

The Lords of the Admiralty have promoted Lieu
tenant MILFORD to the rank of Commander.

Captain PEAK a is appointed to the PEACOCK (loop,
at Chatham.

Captain G. j. Homey, is appointed to the Heron,
',ICC EDGIICOMBE, iii.

Mr. T. YOUNG, Put fer of the Nemetis, is appointed 11
to the Stately; and Mr. Guy, is appointed to the '
Nemerit. Lieut. W. C. HART, is appointed to the,
Nemetis.
London, England, 1807-03-16

DIED:

On Saturday, the 7th What, Edward Kendall, Efq. of I.lan
gattock, Brecon.
A few days &ice, at his houfc, at Findon, the Rev. Doctor
Metcalf, Vicar of that place, aged 6a years.
On Thurfday, the infant fon of John Campbell, Efq. M. P.
London, England, 1807-03-16

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRATZ3IND, MARCH is.—Pawed by the Exert, Hanlon, from
is fbon Vrow Catharina, -..--, from Pillau ; Fawtiliar, Starling;
Emily, Surrenfon ; Sophia Maria. —, and the Authors, Hunt,
from Norway. Sailed the ;ane, Scott, for Quebec, and the
Alexander, Browning, for Dublin.
London, England, 1807-03-16

YARMOUTH, MARCH c 4.

Arrived the DICTAROR, Capt. MACNAMARA, from
a cruize off the Tezel, and the Calms& Hoop of
war, with a prize. Sailed the MAJRI rtc, of 74 guns,
Admiral Russets, on a cruize. The Osztom {loop
of war and convoy remain wind-bound. Seat in by
the NASSAU, the Anne Beatha, EDWARD DATE, from
Chriltianfand, bound to Palaphine with fundries.—
Remain in the Roads, the Roebuck, Admiral Dou•
Dictator, Malabar, Stately; t;:ehtc frigate,
aad two !loops of war. Wind N.
London, England, 1807-03-16

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

TBISH refpetfully reminds the Public, 'bat the
• Gf the prt fent STATE LOTTERY is fixed fcr the
z4th of NEX WM IH ; and, from the peculiar Novelty of the
Scheme, there .s every t carol' to believe the Sale will be fo rapid
before the '!rawing begins, as to deprive many Per s fromibcing
fupplied; !'e, therefore, entreats his Friends to favour him with
their C-lers as early as pofGhle, affuring them that Tickets will
rife in Price as the Drawing approaches. Part of she Capitals are
bled, as under—
rirft Drawn Ticket, tft Day, sox°
Firit-Drawn Ticket, ad Day, ao,ooo
Firft-Drawn Ticket, 3d Day, ao,ooo
Firft- Drawn Ticket, 4th Day. scorn
Every Ticket Dram the Firit Day is fare to be a Prize, arnd
will be raid on Demand.

••• No 2.t.57, and 6,633, the two laft Floating Prizes of
30,v.)el were both ohucd and Sold at No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9,
Charing ~:rofs
London, England, 1807-03-16

ad Royal Veteran Battalion..-Brew&Lientenant-Colonel James
Fahy, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of
a Company, vice Lyman, who exchanges.
Enfign Samuel Bateman, from the 3d Garrifon Battalion, to be
Entire, lice Taylor, promoted in the loth Royal Veteran Bat •
ration.
sth Linn—Captain Daniel Lyman, from the ad Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fatly, who ex•
changes.
7th Ditto—Lieutenant Allen Walker, from the Royal Waggon
Train, to be Lieutenant, vice Mylrea, appointed to the zoth
Royal Veteran Battalion.
toth Royal Veteran Battsllen—Captain Thomas Windfor, from
the ath Weft India Regiment, to he Captain of a Company.
Royal Newfoundland Fencihles—Enfign Alfred Armftrong to be
Lieutenant.
Enfign John I.e Breton to he Lieutenant, vice Audlcy, deceafed.
Armftrong, Gent, to he Enfign vice Armftrong.
Kelly, Gent, to he Etill n, vice Le Breton.
HOSPITAL S rAFF.
Aftiftant4nfpedor James Borland to be an Infpeetor of Hofpitals.
Littul.ty, Gent. to be Apothecary to the Forces Peering in
Ireland.

MEMORANDUM.

Enfwn - Dalton, of he 46th Foot, is fuperfeded, having
Oriented hinifelf from tie Army Depot without Leave.
Commitlions finned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Stafford. Dated February 26, 1807.
To he Deputy I ;nt nants--Sir Richard Cavendifh, Bart; Sir
Ofwald Molelry, Bart ; Edward Blount, George Blount, George
Chctwynd, John Fenton Boughey Fletcher, Milton Nicholas
Moieley, William Tennart, Richard Bateman, Thomas Lifter,
Henry Cafe, Thomas Smallwood, Mark Anthony Whyte, Ed-
ward Sneyd, Smith Child, Thomas Daniell, and James Hulme,
Efqrs.
London, England, 1807-03-16

BRUNONJAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
Lately potholed. in three Volumes, Bvo. price us. boards,
'll-IE WORKS OF JOHN BROWN, M. D.
1 To which is prefixed a Biographical Account of the Author,
By his Son, •
WILLIAM CUI.LEN BROWN, M D.
London: Printed for J. Johan, in St. Paul's Church-Tani;
and 11. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; and fold by all the Book-
Idlers in 3cutland.
London, England, 1807-03-16

LAST WEEK.
THEATIn.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 18, 1837,
will he performed
THE GRAND DETTINGEN TE DEUM.
With the Air of " Holy. holy Lord," by Mrs. DICRONS.
And TWO MISCELLANEOUS ACTS,
From the Compnfitions of the molt favourite Authors, in which
Mr. URAHAM will introduc,, for the third time, the admired
New Song of " The Hattie of Maida:' written by Sir George
Dallas, and compofed by Mr. Rat:zzini. And a Grand Moral:,
eonsprifed by the celebrated Mozart.
En., of Part 11. Steihelt's favourite Concerta on the Pedal Harp,
by Maficr Horn, Pupil of Mr. Mayer.
And on Friday the loth,
THE FIRST ACT OF 11-1 E CREATION

With the Song of " On mighty pent," by Mrs. DICKONS.
Compofed by Jofeph Haydn, M. D. Oxon.
With TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS,
As performed on Friday laft. To conclude with the Coronation
Anthem " God Save the King."
End of Part H. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. alley.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND,
Signora GRIGLIF.TI,
Mr BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS,
Mr. PYNE, 4,Sr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr. j. ASHLEY.
The remainder of the Band and Choruffes (which are numerous
and complete) by the molt approved Performers.
Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock—begin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.
Boxes 6s—Pit 3s. 6d.—Gat. as.—Upper Gallery ts.
For the accommodation of the Public, the Theatrical Orcheltra
will be laid into the Pit.
London, England, 1807-03-16

PLYMOUTH.

In purfuance of a Commiffion of Appraifement and Sale, from the
High Court of Admiralty, addreffcd to John Teed and William
Hale Symons, Efqrs.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Burrow's, the London

Inn, Foxhole ftre.4t, on Friday the 3d of April, t 807, at ten,
FOR EXPORTATION or Home Confumption :
172 Serons of Bitter Almonds
17 t Do. of Sweet ditto
43 Barrels, 9 Serons and t Box of Gum
3 Bales of Pomegranate Peel
2 Do. of *oral Seed.

Part of the Cargo of the Hoffnung, Adamfon mailer, detained
on her Voyage from Mogadore to Acniterdam by his Majelly's
Sbip Atalante, J. o.ll,lafefield, Efq. Commander.
For viewing the fame, Catalogues and further particulars, apply
three days before the Sale to the Commiffioners, or to
JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth.
Immediately after the Cale of Goods, per H.,ffnung, will be fold
56 Hogiheads of Red Wine, part of the Cargo of the Dorothea
Elizabeth, Steffenfon Mailer —For particulars apply to John Teed
and Co. Merchants, No, Ls, Lower BrozdArect, Plymouth.
London, England, 1807-03-16

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Edward Warren and Robert Warren, of Prince's-plate, Cable-
d reet, We&lore- fquare, fugar•refiners.
L D. Duchateby, and F. Terry, No 34, Bowling-ftreet. February

t, t 807.
Thomas Syms and Samuel Plimpton, of Winchcfter Wharf,
Southwark, lightermen and wharfingert. March 7, 1807
John Berc‘ford, Margaret Outram, W. jetrop, and John Wright,
of Batterley. in the parr of Pentridge, and county of Derby.
March 2, tBo7.
Prichard Smith and Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, county of
Warwick, folicitors and money fcriverters.
William Bullock and Epoch Evans, Portland-ftreet, Soho, London.
January 1, 1807.
John Mawman and John Rumford Ireland, of No. 99, Low•er-
Thames itreet, Lonclons coal fadora and (hip infurance brokers.
March 9, 1807. . _ .

James Califey, John Forreft, and Harvey Crakanthorp, of Liver- 1
pool, Lancalhire. Dezember 3 t 806. 1
Edward Brooke, John Clarke, and William Reed, law bookfellcrs,
No. 59, Bell-yard, Temple Bar. March 12, 1837.
Joreph'Watfon and Jofeph Role, of Mortlake, county of Surrey,
bricklayers. December 25, aSo6.
Robert Spackman and James Mars, of Srftw's-Gelds, parilh of St.
Mary Magdalen, Berwtoridfey, county of Surrey, Morocco
and Spanish leather duffers, dyers, and manuLidurers. Ja-
nuary as, 184.
Jacob Roberts, Rowland Hodgfon, Jofeph Roberts, Wm. Green,
Frederick Stones, and William Afli, of Sheffield, Yorkihire,
edge tool makers. December 3, acid:
Jacob Robert. Rowland Hodgfon, and Jofeph Roberts' of Shel-
-1 field, Yorkthire, merchant. and facctors. Oct. 15, 18c5

Samuel Fel!owes and Peter Jones, fadlers and harnefs makers, Scc.
of Liverpool, Lancafhlre. March s, 1807.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

April 4. Ralph Fowler, of Mortimer-ftreet, Cavendilb-square
Middisfex, Ppholiler, ealer and chapmn, at tcn, at Guildhall.
May S. Henry Feather, of Manchefter, tea-dealer, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
April 8. Edward Bairftow, now or late of Mancheiter, faetor,
dealer and chapman. at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchefter.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Find), of Effca•ftrect, Strand, Middlefea, navy and
houfe•agent.

SALES BY AUCTION.

TO BE SOLD, FREE OF DUTY,
For the Payment of Salvage Charges,
Oa Friday the 20th March initant, at Ten o'Clock in the Fore-
noon, at the London Inn, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth,
ABOUT FIFTY TONS PRIME HONDUR AS
MAHOGANY, in LOGS, falved from t'.e Wreck of the
Unity, of Greenock, John Ewing, late Matter, ftrauded within
this Port.
For vi:wing and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER,
Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1807-03-16

DEAL, MARCH 14.

Sailed the Stec u floopof war on a cruize off the
Galloper ; Deptford lighter for Woolwich ; and the
Vssrat. frigate for Yarmouth.
Marten 15.—Arrived the EXERTION and Acurs
gun brigs from the Nore ; and Plymouth Navy tranf-
ports from Deptford. Sailed the BELLETTE (loop on
a cruize off Boulogne. Alfo failed the FURY bomb
with the Jupiter, Alexander, Robert and Ann, Mer-
cator, Dommica, Olive Branch, and the London,
tranfports, and a fleet of other outward bound veils,
under convoy for Portfmouth. Remain in the
Downs the Trufty, Princefs of Orange, Namur,
Ills, Orion, Kite, Challenger, and Skylark floopb,
Fury bomb, Exertion, Acute, Bafilifk, Flamer, and
Archer gun brigs. Wind N. N. E. with a frefb
breeze.
London, England, 1807-03-16

That on Thbrfday the 26th of March next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Hun-
dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe-grained Cht!hire SALT, or Salt
of equal goodnefs ; and for Bight Hundred Tons of Olathe BAY
SALT, of the Largeft grain, or Salt of equal gamine(' ; of which
the Perron, who snake the Tenders are to produce Samples; to
be delivered into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford—
one half by the 3tft of July next, and the remainder by the 3cth of
September following, free of all charge and risk, to His Majefty,
except that the Contradtor will be allowed as. std. per ton, for
porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid
for by Ells payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrads may be Coen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Colledors of the Sal
Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in CheChire, refpedtively.
No regard he had to aery Tinder la lohkk the price Atoll sot be
'alerted is words St kerb, or that fell sot be delivered to the Board
before one it;oth es the Paid Tborfday the 26th of March seat, sir
walefs the ATrfect who wakes the Tessier, or fame Perlis at his lahaY,
wads to offerer when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-16

THE 14th OF APRIL

GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,
and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNLS. in Sterling Money
—I'HIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro
duced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedented awn-
ber of Grand Prizes makes
Every LotterrOMce a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn zath of April will be 'a Prize ;
Every Prize will be paid as foon as drawn.
SCHEME.

4 Prizes of Lao,ooci
4 10,000
4 5,000
20 .. I,^-00
Is 3,70
30 •-•• 100
40 ."• so
3,000 .. 20
3,cooFirft drown Ticiirs zo each

are £BO,OOO
40,000
10,000
10,1300
.. 5,00::
3,000
.-- ape°
60,0c0
30,crio

ss,ooo Ticketi.

£ 350,000

FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, :- - -
aft Day, - Lio,ooo
ad Day, - 2Opoo
3d Day, - - 20,000
4th Day, - - 20,000
3th Day, - 10,000
•
6th Day, . - - topoo
TICK t I'S and SHARES arc telling at all the old eftablifbed
Offices in I.ngland, Ireland, and -cotland.
The Firft drawn Ticket will receive appool.
London, England, 1807-03-16

RENOVATED HEALTH.

IT has been too frequently the fubje& of and
general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elements of
the medical art, have offered themleives as candidates for public
patronage in the profeffion of phyfic. For the purport of doing
juftice to the reftilt of our 'lndies and experience, and to prevent
us front being claffed amongsthofe cmpirics whole impudent pre-
tent-ions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave to fubneit to the liberal and enlightened a
faithfuKtatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education as the pupils of Mars Griu-
dal and Blizard, whole leetures and pradlice we carefully atten-
ded, as profeffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered
°natives as (indents in that juftly celebrated fehool for medical
acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftrue-
ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
pradtice of Phyfic, Cliemiftry. Midwifery, Botany, &c. &c. by
thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton,
Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we thall not be deemed pre-
runt uous in laying that our proficiency and acquirements are not
inconfiderable• Having for a long feries of years made venereal
comphtints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular
object of our itudies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed
that we have acquired fnparior knowledge of theditreatment
and care. In ili;lit and recent cafes ot infedlion, a perfed et-
e.lahlifliment is completed in the liana period of two days; and,
in thole ot the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners haul
failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment,
enfures to the patient a fafe and radical cure.
Amidlt the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effens
of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both
Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than there
deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial Rate. To fuch perfons it mini be a confoling re-
flection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode
of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human Millings, a
wrong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cafes ot debility,
from whatever cattle arifing, as well as in every fpecies ot vene-
real infecrtion, we may be contalted by patients of either fex with
1 the greateft fe crecy and honour. Hours of confultation at home
front ten to t tree, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. _
...

Patients iu the country are 'l:quelled to ftate the Earticularc of
their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c inciofing a
remittance for advice and medicines, whoa the fame will be given
or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo ef-
Initial to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to
the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,
November 26, 'BO6. No. tc7, Hatton Garden.
London, England, 1807-03-16

MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con.
tractors for th.: prefent Lottery, and Proprietors of the
1....:^1ry L-, cry Offices, No. It, Holborn, 37, Consign, and 38,
Haymarket, Piccadilly, lolicit an immediate attention of the Pub-
:ic to :::. Sche:r f ,if the New Lori tar, which will be found to
•-10ta...; a,. anufual number of CAPITAL Pears ; and the &It-
drawn Ti-%cr-. on each of th, firft four days of drawing, muff be
cr:i-led to 20...01: each; and the firft drawn 3,00 Tickets will
.: vv.-, a bonus of 30,00.1. over all Tickets that are drawn hibfe-
(petal), ! i al,-fore an early purcbafe is recommended by the above
Propriti :-, ,t ha, in the Lotteries fur 1835 and 1806, fold, in 267
different Shams, the following Capitals: namely
No. 3.330 - 4:lP°3
I No. 13,747 -
AC to,ooo
17.477 - 1,000 456 - 20,000
24,699 - 10:0 9,119 .. 10(.:00
16.801 2,000 11,643 - 20 000
17,915 2,000 7,686 - 200 ao
4,077 - 5,000 7.757 - 209022
11 11.871 5.000 12,719 - 25,000
,1 With lizteen Prizes of scoL and a great number of tool. 501
Ste. &c. and witere the lint 30,0301. and the Taft 23,0001. ever
fold, were (bared. Scheme.. gratis ; and Prizes paid oa Demand.
London, England, 1807-07-11

TOULON ?NAZI ht •Nar.

Sir C. POLE adverted to the Reiulution palled by thit Houfe
in the year 1804, with refpedt to the payment of thole who were
concerned in the capture of Toulon. It would be recollected that
a large and liberal fum had been voted upon that occafion, which
(um was not yet diftributed, and in confequence of the deity anJ
difficulty complained of by tilde who were entitled to a (hare of
this prize money. he felt it a duty to move that there be laid be•
fore the Houk an account of the feveral runts iffurd from the
Treafury to the Agents of Lord Hood. &e. from the 290,, of
March, 1804, Rating the dates of each iffue, amil the Cum total.
Alto an account of the payments adtuallr made to the feveral
clefts of the Army and Navy, together wit'• a lt.tement of the
balance remaining in the hands of the Agents, and alto the ba-
lances in the Trcafury.
Mr. ROSE was not aware that fuck an Account could b! made
out in aim of the offices as that which rcerred to the balances in
the hinds of the agents.
Sir C. POLE thought, that when the amount of the iffues from
the balance in the Treafury was afcertained, what related to the
agents might be eafily made out.
Mr. HUSKISSON obferved, that the Trcafury was ready to
iffue the whole of this fum at the time it was voted. Hut from the
difficulty in akertaining the fevetal claimants, which difficulty
was naturally to be ezpedied from the time that had elspfed fince
the capture of Toulon. it was deemed more satiable to iffue the
money from time to time. The balances which now remained in
the Trcafury, which he fupprifed about aopool. would he advan-
ced as foon as the juttiee of the demands was made known.
After a few words more from Sir C. POLE, the motions were
agreed to.
London, England, 1807-07-11

ARMY RRTURNS.

Mr. WINDHAM moved for a Return of the Number of Men
railed for the Regular Army in each Month, from the lit of Ja-
nuar 1807, to the lateft period. and of the correfpnpuding periods,
in 1805 and 1806, -by ordinary recruiting, and the Additioual
Force Ael.

The SECRETARY at WAR laid, he bad no ohjedion to this
Account, with the following amendment, " diftinguilhing men
from boys." with which amendment the motion was agreed to.
Mr. WINDH AM then moved for a Return of the Number of
Defertions Monthly, from the Army at Home, from the tit of Ja-
nuary, x So 7, to the Welt perind, and the correfponding periods,
its s Soy and doh, fpecifying the effedlve fircngth of the Army,
and diftinguifbing Ireland from Great Britain —Ordered.
Mr SHERIDAN laid, that, in confequence of what had been
fand to him by feveral Members on both fides of the Houfc, re-
(petting the Order for the Eaclufion of Strangers, he Ihould de-
cline bringing forward the motion of which he bad given notice.
The ofiCRETARY at WAR Rated, that he would on Monday
move certain Refolutions with regard to the Army.
London, England, 1807-07-11

PAR LIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORPS, JUDY to.

Lord Vifentir t iiulkeley toult the oaths and his feat.
In the Appeal 1 Thnmpfun is. 'fate." Mr. Adam and Sir Sa-
muel Romilly were heard for the Refpondent, aud Mr. Alexan-
der in reply. Judgment to morrow.
Mr Banker, Mr. Hnbhoufe and feveral other Members of the
Houfe of Commons, brought up the Office* Reg/anon Bill. the
American Trade Indemnity Bill, Sir Paint Stuart's Annuity Bill,
and the Kilmainham Hofpital Bill, which were read a deft time.
The American Treaty Bill paffed through a Comnii- tee, and on
the motion of Earl BATHURST, waterdercd to be read a third
time on Monday.
Mr. Smith, from the Commilfioners of Richmond Bridge pre-
tented their Cant Account, which was ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1807-07-11

sUPPLIES.

The Hoare went into a Committee of Supply.
Mr. F( TER moved the following fupplies: Irith Cur.
frith Civil Buildings from January 1607 to Jan. iSoll 25,000
Two hundred copies of the frith Provifion A. 1,100
Expenee of Advertifements iu the Dublin Gazette, Ike. 10,500
Printing and Stationary - 1.300
Criminal Prufccutions and other Law Charges is .000
. Apprehending Public Offenders . 2400
Non conforming Minifters - • 9,400
Port of Dublin - • - 1,607
Coal Mines....,Wicklow - 600
•
Accountant General - -
To the Trultces for encouraging the Linen and Hemp
Masu fa:tures 5t,600
• Board of Firft Fruits • 3,0c0
Clothing the Heralds - - 1,086
Clothing the Battle-awe Guards - • 740
Society for encouraging Englifh Proteftant Schools 13,170
Foundling Hofpital - - 11.500
Hibernian Marine Society - - 1,609
Hibernian School for Soldiers Children i t.6a6
•
. Female Orphan Hoorn - 1,306.
Society for SupprelLng Vice - ' 1.16 s
Weftmoreland Lock Hofpital - 7,957
•
}inure of Induftry—Dublin - 15,997
Houle of Recovery 3.091
• •
Lying in Hufpital - 2,500
Dr. Stephen's Holpital - - 503
!mended Surgeon's Hall " 9417
Dublin Hufbandry &Kitty, including s„eciol. to the Cork
Society (or applying Science to the common Purpofes
of Life - 12000
Farming Society of Ireland - 5,000
•
Commiffioners of Dublin Streets - 4,500
Duii's Hofpital - 6,104
Aommiffunet • of Inquiry in the Irith Fees and Emolu•

340

'rents of Offices. fur three years
All theft Ref°lotions were agreed to.
Mr. PERCEV Al. poßponed thebringing forward the kith Lot •
tery Report till to-mot row.

it ,cOO
London, England, 1807-07-11

IRISH AFTAIRS.

I.Ord HOWICK adverted to the ttatement of Mr. Feder the
other day. that tl a Infh Grants were the fame at propofed lalt
SetEoo He underßood thete was a difference in the Grant to
the Seminary at Maynooth, as it was propore.l to take off the ad•
ditional part, and to reduce it to the old funi, He hi ped the Right
Honourable Gentleman would agree to put off the moving of this
Grant, as there were fosse perfuns not prcient, who would with to
fay fomethiug upon it
Mr. FOSTER bad only raid that the eßimates were the fame,
he had not Gid a word uto the Grants. He law no neeellity fur
the addition—but he bad nO objeCtion to poftpo,e the tootion.--
lt was accordingly puftponed ti.l Wednefday.
London, England, 1807-07-11

euswilerrns IT.IICTIt'W.

Mr. R. THORNI bH prefeuted a y-titi,m-eomplatniag of An
undue return for (*therapy.... in Devo,i...-urdsred to be taken
into conaderation on the 35th of this too h.
fte••TS IntoGis.
Mr. ADAM num d that an humble Addrefs he prefented to
his Majefty, praying that he would lie pleated to order the proper
Officer to lay (5,1 the Fable Copie• of al. Warrants for Pei.fions to
Judges of the Court rat Senn in Scotland or to the (Won• of the
Excheque,. G.'ee 1786, particularly the Warrant for a Grant to
Lord Stutiefield. in 1793 And alto for one to Lord Meth.en,
in 1804, fpccifying the arrears paid to his Reprefentativet —.-
Ordered.
London, England, 1807-05-23

WEST INDIES.

The letter of our Correfpondent has reached us ; it
is dated Barbadoes, 9th April. at which time Gene-
ral BOWYER was expeaed to go home; but the
name of the new Commander in Chief was not
known. General BECKWITH is to command at Bar
badoes, in the mean time: Sir WILLIAM YouNG is
to relieve General Bscawertt in the Government of
St. Vincent.

The enemy's privateers had been altive, and done
much milchief 4br,ut the Maud.

The 96. h had become healthy again. Trinidad
was very fickly ; three Field Officers have lately died
there. Colonel CARTER, 6th Well India Regiment,
and a Major of the sth Welt India Regiment are
among them.
- A Field Officer of the York Light Infantry was
dead at Barbadoes Grenada is lets fickly : but at
Demarara they have fuffered prodigioufly.

On Monday lan the Hon. Capt. Jona:volts Hors
was elated, for the fourth time, without,oppofition,
to teprefent the County of Dumfries in the enfuing
Parliament. Captain Jot.; s von s Hues gave an ele-
gant dinner to the Freeholder: at the George Inn,
Dumfries, after his Elation, and on the following
day he gave a Grand Ball and Supper in the new
Altembly Rooms, to an elegant company comprifing
a confiderable portion of the beauty and fathion of
the County.
Yellerday the. Pi incefs EcizAllETN completed her
37th year, upon which occafion the principal part of
the ROYAL FAM ILy afrembled at Windfor.
_ _

Soon after breakfalt hip Maissvv, the Dukes of
CAMBIUM:iII and Suss's, Princeffes AUGUSTA, SO.
MA, and ANCLIII, took an airing on horfeback, and
returned to the Palace at half pall twelve o'clock.
They afterwards went to her Majtvres bottle, at
Fillmore, where the Qussu, the Princeffes Fuss:
11TH and MARY, the Prince of WALES, the Duke
and Duchcfs of You, the Duke cf CLaaalsca, &c.
were in readinefs to receive shim, and a fumpluous
cola collation provided.,
At half pall thoect,o'aiosk, the Royal Ratty Te-
turned to the Paksot.t- !ci'
London, England, 1807-05-23

ACAPITAL Fine•toned PIANO FORTE, with
Additional Keys, Pedal, and the new-invented Sir legg'd
Prase; colt, about five weeks fmce, 34 Guineas, and has not been
ufe4as the Gentleman who it belongs to. is ordered abroad in the
ferrite of his Country.—lt will be fold for 24 Guineas only, ready
tasty. It may be feen from eleven till four o'clock, at Mr. Wat
Ws, No 3, Leicefter-place, Leicefter fquare.
N. B. Maker's name is Tomkifon.
London, England, 1807-05-23

THE ARMY.

Gtneral Fox has arrived from Sicily ; the army
there is fence commanded by General Mooat ; his
high name is familiar to all.
A very large fleet will loon fail for India ; by
which the 14,h regiment, (sd battalion), 34th, and
ad battalion of the Pompadours, with firong detach-
ments fir all the regiments in India, go out. By
this fleet, the new Commander in Chief at the Cape,
with -Brigadier General VV.ETHERALL, feveral Staff
Officers, and recruits for all the regiments there, go
out. Large detachments are preparing to go out to the
gallant 38th, 4oth, 45th, 87th, 88th, 89th, and 95th
in South America.

The entertainment which Colonel Warson, and
the other Officers of the 14th Regiment gave at the
Dolphin Inn, Capon, to General Cacvattr, when
he came to take leave of them, was fumptuous. A
large affemblage of General and Staff Officers were
invited to meet General CALVERT at dinner.

Major Gen. CHARLES HUP E is now mentioned for
the Infpettcr Generalthip of the Rectuiting Service.
It is Orange that two fuck Cffices as the Barrack•
Mailer Generalfhip, and the Infpator Genetalfhip,
fhould go a begging.
A draft •from the Militia is again talked of. Seve.
ral more General Officers are to be fent out to the
Weft Indies, with recruits for the regiments there.
London, England, 1807-05-23

THE GRAND EXPEDITION.

In a few days time we (hall be able to prefent our
promifed Lia of the Staff of the large Army about
to go to the Continent. In the mean time, we learn,
that in addition to the Lift of General OCicers, in
Tuefday's STAR, Sit prom STEWART and General
MURRAY are likely to accompany Lord r —RTHC•RT.
In addition to the Light Dragoons, already men•
riened, the lath, 13th, and 13th go. The 13th will
be iii Lord PAU ET's Brigade.
The rifle battalion of the both Regiment, corn.
manded by the Baron de Rovrisausto H, has arrived
at Brabourn Lets, in Kent, there to remain a lhott
time till embarked. The Baron de ROTTINBURCH
it to have a brigade in the Grand Expedition.