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London, England, 1807-05-26 00:00:00

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN in an Old Garrifon Battalion,
willies to exchange into a Regiment of the Line, either at
Home or Abroad.-.—Lettess addreired Y. X. Ordnance Hotel,
near Wettininner Bridge.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe " Thomas and others aping
jests and others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of
Roster JovEs, late of Fonnion Cattle, in the County of Gla
inergan, fq. are, on or before the aitb day of June nett, to
ems in earl prove their Debts before John Simeon, Efq. we of
tie Ntriters of the laid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane. London ; or, in default thereof, they
will be peremptorily escludcd the Bene§t of the laid Decree.
May 5, tlky. CHARLES BROWN,
Solicitor for the Complainants.

AD CLERUM,
SEXAGINrA CONCIONZS ad Tictem et IJrum
4.0 Ciirdliana fpcdtantes, novas typis accurate Manu
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coluVoClizi 'lemma spud OSILLL. Ave Maria-lane, Londitd,
Vretiurn 31.
tiz Condones aptantur ad omnes Dies Dominican totius Anni,
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finial fob involuero figillato cui inferibiturs " Sexagiuta Confeio-
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FUNDS.—USEFUL yuß LICATIONS, in a POCKET SIZE.
I.rPITOME of the STOCKS and PUBLIC
4-J FUNDS, which contains every thing neccfrary to be
known, and the Mode of doing Bufinefs. To which is annexed, a
Copious Equation Table, exhibiting the Value the Stocks and
hinds bear. alfo the Value of Land and the interest made in either
sota the Money laid out. With an Appendix, containing the
sly Account of the Bank Stock and Funds of the Muted State.,
d Aratrica.

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This day was poblithed,
Bandfomely printed in 3 you. (mall Syn. with fine Engravings,
price IBs in Boards, prefaced with an Hiftdrical Memoir, in-
troduaury to the Poem,
THE LUSIAD ; or, THE DISCOVERY OF
INDIA. An Epie Poem, tranfitted by Winitass Junius
Mimi, from the Pertutruefe, of
LUIS DE CAMOENS.
The Fourth B&W°, printed to eorrefpond with Lord Strang •
lord's tranflation of the Seonets of Carnoens, and enriched with
tramerous hiftorieal notes.
The Moothly Reviretem, in their eriticifm on this Poem,
list the following very flatterieg eomviendation of it Mr.
little has judicioutly prefaced his tranOstion with a copious and
foleftaory introdudion to the blftor y of the Poem ; the narrative..
isiiberal and elegant, interfperfed with many lentil* olfereadom,
sad juft political rcfledioos. • This truly cbfEcal and noble pro-
dortion Vaees the genius of Camoens in the molt dittinguidted
lett; and the Tranilator has done hintfelf the hightit honour In
/slog his author live in the ruiners of his fpirit, and in all the
'firength, harmony, and beauty of our heroic verfe. In :hurt, we
•ibs not hefitate to coociude, that this tranflation Bands unrivalled
by any but that of the Iliad."
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DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM, near SWINDON and
CIUCKLADE. WILTS, with poffcflion the editing year.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HAWKES,
At the Cr Alm inn, Swindon, on Monday, the Btla of June, at
four o'clock, in fix lots, Sankt' an acceptable offer is pre.iuully
103.1 e),
THAT truly Vain ible and extremely defirable
FREEHOLD ES I ATE. callel STRATTON FARM—
'I ithe Free, and exempt from Land 'Fax, comprifing a refperilable
d fubflantia !tone-built Dwelling Houfe, with all proper offices,
51 Acres of very produdive Arable, and 73 Acres of ancient Pal%
ire and fertile Meadow Land, molt eligibly fituate on the Turn-
ink. Road—two miles from Swindon ; tour from Highworth. and
Si from Cricklade ; with the adrasitag: of the Canal Navigation,
notholf a talk from the Houle.
Particulars may be bad te days before the Sale, of Mr. Dote,
the tenant, who will mew the prettifies ; at Mr. CruttwelTs, Bath ;
CtOWIt Inn, Swindon ; King an 1 (been. HlShwonit; Ram
Cireocefter ; Cattle and Sall, Marlborough ; Globe Inn,Newhory,
Star Office, Temple Bar, London ; of Mr. Hawkes, appellee, sad
Mt. Mandy, (elicitor, Reading.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of V INEGAII, (the oti•
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is fold wiaokfair and retail, by Bayley and Biew, 3, Cockfpur.ltreet„
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The Offices confift of Hoinekeeper's Room, Servant's Hall,
Butler's Pantry, Larder, Kitchen, Scullery. houfe, Laundry,
Wine Cellars, 1 Beer Cellars, and Water Clofet.
The Huefe and Offices arc abundantly fupplied with excellent
Water by means of an engine in the graf- plot. The Pralines
are in complete repair. It is ►mnft airy and ►ealthy fituation ;
the grounds commanding, on all fides, extenfive profpedts; with
large Fills pond, Kitchen Garden, Shrubbery, and Planation.,
making an cnclofure of about 9 Acres.
The detached Offices confift of Stabling for to Horfes, 2 Coach.
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always been eledted one of the Six Governors of Harrow School
•, A rich Meadow, upwards of Nine Acres, adjoining the
Pleafure ground at the bottom of the Grove, may be had; or
120 Acres more Land if required.
§d§ A Perron in the Houle will blew the Premifes every day
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HISTORIC GALLERY of PICTURES, PALL MALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by Mr. PETER COXE,
At Mr. Squibb's Great Rooms, Saville PatTage,
On FRIDAY. May 39, and following day,
I'HIS Gallery of Pietures contains the Works of
A our molt eminent Britifh Anil's, on Suhje.ts peculiarly !me-
refting to many Noble Families ccnr,edted with the molt early
part of Englith Hiltory, as well as to the commemoration of events
that wiU ever be held in remembrance by Britial Subj:dts.
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produaions of Loutherbourg, the Great fire of London, the De-
feat of the Spanifh Armada, and the Battle between Richard
Coeur de Lion and flaisdin, in Patent:se .—Likewife, two highly
floilhed Pictures by Weft, of William the Flit acevtieg the
Crown of England, and the Submillioo of John to his Brother
Richard; with the happieft efforts of chore dUtinguilhed Artills
lately deceafed, Wheatley, Hamilton, and Hodges, and particularly
eleven of the very fineft Works of the late Mr. Ople, whole Chefs-
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Work of the Hillory of England, the Plates on India Paper (fix only
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of this Work; likewife three Sets of Views in Egypt, Palatine,
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belonging to the Hiftory of England. This valuable Colledtion
cannot but be highly interefting to the admirers of Britills Are ;
t►ey colt Mr. Bowyer to,ooci. as proved before both Hooks of
Parliament previous to palling the Alt for his Lottery.
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then had. at One Shilling each, at the Rooms, Saville-paltsge; and
of Mr. Peter Cole, No 33, Gerraril-Rreet, and 33,Throgmorton-
ftrect, near the Royal Exchange.

RESIDENCE, WITH FIFTY ACRES OF LAND, SOUTH
DEVON, CALLED STAPLAKE MOUNT,
Salubrioufly fituated on the banks oldie River Pte.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
And immediate poffeffion,
THIS molt desirable and highly improved ESTATE,
beautifully fituated near the village of St-arcroft' one mile
from Powderham Cattle, three from Exmo.:Ati, four from that
Nal), admired lea bathing place,
and popular one ,if Teigumouth,
Dawliflt ,ieven from the romantic
an'.!. one hundred and eighty-one
Vont the metropolis.
The elq-nt villa's fuhlt-,r,ti„py
lithly built of Erich, and the frsein.,,
front
h"iChcd wit2a, flucco, painted !tone colour, and all the
lower front lathes ;;.aged with plate glafs. It contains on the Prin.
cii!al f.. 1....: an '..1-trance hall, drawing r00ti?..,441 eating room, of
confidetablc dimenfions; a breakfait vine« dy, butler's room,
'fervant's hall, gentleman's drethng 'thorn, cs clofet, and flair-
cafe ; and, over the foregoing'three belt bed kambers, and a molt
eronveniCitt &t ill room or bed chamber ; up feparate ftairs, on
one fide, a pleafant fitting room and bed chamber, and on the other
a good bed chamber andOnot fermate room, under which are two
' excellent kitchens. Iv* lindbeer cellars:larder. dairy, &c Sec. and
adjoining is a mokelpital littindry, beyond which are coal, knife,
and brew honks. The Whole of the prettlifei have been fitted
up it a great eipetice.lit aityle °Abe amnia tette and neatnefs,
and the appropriations &eh u are rarely Witneffed.
This beautiful 'Mils bilk *pm a grimily kill, on ding grininct,
and well protofted by lofty elms and plantations of Sr., fur-
rounded by luxuriant laurels, Portugal laurels, and lauftinVes ;
leading to which are two entrance gates, and a beautiful drive over
a lawn of about Sateen aeres.planted with foreft trees; at the foot
of which, on the ether fide of an excellent terrace road, from Exe-
ter to Dawlilb, Teigonsoutb, dee. runs the enchanting river Fret
about two miles amok ;looking over which are beheld the fats of
fevers' gentlemen, Woodbury-hill, and the towns of Lympftou and
Exmouth, with the entrance to the chancel.
To the villa are the following appendages, capital brick-walled
garden, fully cropped, and adorned with myrtles of luxuriant
' growth; detached are molt capital brick Rabies, coach houfes, cyder
cellar, and granary ; the appropriatioa alfo of met, cow, pig, and
I other houfes, for the purpofe of the fume Grote. need only be km
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thrivingplantation, is a delightful oetagon pavilion. with every ac.
commothtion for Runnier parties, commanding molt extenfive
views cm ka and land. 'lhe extent of this Morino is upwards of
so acres, which (except about four in tillage) are molt excellent
I mature ; the hedges.have been thrown down, and the orchards laid
1
open, at an inimenfe cxpence, to parkify the whole, which is held
on three good lives, for the refidne of 99 years, iecording to the
culdom of the manor, at a very (mall chief rent of one pound and
Itwo-pence yearly': In soet,no fanguine deferiptlon can do jottice to
the bounties of nature upon ,and farroutiding this delighttul fpcz ;
1 nor can the eye ever tire in beholding bar various beauties. The
1 elegant indwell appointed furniture and fixtures are alio tobe taken
1 by the purehafer of the Eftate.
N. B. A Bathing Machine kept In the village.
The prendres may be viewed tom eleven to three (Sundays ex-
cepted) and particulars bad of Mr. J Face, filverfsnith and jewel-
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" The friends of indepeodet.ce, integrity, humanity. and of
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repar iollantly to YOriK, to Till for Mr. WILBERFORCE. ilk
the prefein momeutous conteit, where his enemies arc uflog their
molt ttrennous end.avours to throw hint out et the Reprefcmatiou
of that large County, without any real retire whitevcr, titer his
long and unrewarded f-mica fur his King, his Country, aud fur
all mai.kind, during a period of nearly thirty years."
Subferiptlous throughout Yorkshire, in London, and in every
part of the kingdom, for his fupport, are carryiug on—and his
Friends arc requetled to address whatever pecuniary aid they
wills to give, to C. Duncombe. Lfq. Chairman of Mr. Wilber-
force', Conimit tee. at York , to the Right Hon. Lord Teiginnoutk,
Chairman of the •Committie at the Ncw London Tavern, Cheap.
Bele, London • to the Chtirman of Mr Wilberforce's Committee,
at the Thatched Houle Tallerll, St. James's fired; to the Banking
Monies of Meffrs. Hoare,ln Fleet-Rrect ; WT. Hoare, Barnette,
•difoaro, and Co. l.ombard-Areet ' • Meffrs. Smith, Pay and
Smith; George ftreet, Manton Houle ; Meffrs. Down. I liontton,
and Free, Bartbolonidv•lane ; Marrs. Smith and Holt, Broad-
Recta ; Meffrs. R anion, Moorland. and Co. Pall• Mall; Mr Hatch.
ard, 190, Piccadilly; Metres. Cadell and David, t 4t,Straod ; Mr.
Butterworth, 43, Flect-ltreet ; Mr. Phillips, Goorge•yarel,
bard Reed ; by the different Members of the Committee; and by
Mr. John Crifp, an. Birchin-laae, to whom communications re•
lative to the bulinef• of the Meeting may be addreltd.
Nor O MOMENT IS TO IL L05T..... Ile Poll con.menced on /be
inch of May, and cannot continue longer overt than the 4th of
June.
All prrfons are requefted to communicate the above to any
Yorkthirc Freeholder they may know.
P. S. To prevent milapprehenSoo, it is deemed neeeffary
to add the molt pofitive affurance, that Mr. Wilberforce Rands
on his own independent inrereft in YorkSaire, and is totally
unconnedtcd with either of the other Candidates. On the eon.
trary, he has been fuffering on the ane hand for not conneeting
birnfclf with Mr. Lafrelles ; many of his oldeft friends, (who had,
without any authority from him, joined his name with that of -
Mr. Lakelles) having, on that account, refuted to fublcribe a Wi-
ling, or even to attend' his Committee: and, on the other hand,
many Clothiers and others have been fo far mined, by falk and
unfounded reports. of his having joined Mr Lafeelka, as to glee
Plumper, againft him, contrary to their engagements.

MANSFIELD, May at, siby.
AT a very numerous and refpeaable MEETING
of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeksidgra of the County
of Nottingham, held at the Moot-Han, dui day, by appointment
of JOHN LONGDEN, Efq High Sheriff of the laid County, in
consequence of a requifition to him for that purpofe nude, to take
iota confideration the propriety of tddrafing his Majeity at the
prelcut important crifis
JOHN LUNGDEN, Efq. in the Chair,
The following Addrefs was moved, feconded, and unaninioully
tarried.
TO THE 'CMG's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,
6, We, your Majefty's molt dutiful an 2 loyal ftehlodi, the Gen-
tlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Nottingham,
beg leave to approach your Throne, to ezprcfs our unfeigned
thanks and gratitude, for the dignified and determined protedtion
recently given by your Majefty to the Proteftant Refornseditcli-
gion of this Country; and for the firm and Conftitutiobal Leer-
elle of yo`ar hlaJelly's Prerogative, to preferve the Independence
of the Crown of there Realms, *hich we hope, in Diving Pao.
VID INC r. your Mikity will long live tu ponfs."
Moira.
That the Thinks of this Meeting be given to John Chawordis
Efq. and the Honourable Henry Sedley, for popufing and remand-
ing the Added's.
Resolved,
That the above Addrefs be Gglied by the High Sheriff, on be- •
halt of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders' aforefaid, and be
relented by him, (accompanied by the worthyßeprofentativee of
this County), to his Majelky.
JOHN LONGDEN, Sheriff.
• Rtfolved,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff* for
convening the faille, and for his'condudt in the Chair.

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LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, and the Public at
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NCIENT HISTORY .FOR THE USE .OF
SCHOOLS exhibiting a fummary View of the Rife, Pro-
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Antiquity, from the earacit Records of Time to the Fall of ,f,ks
Roman Empire.
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GENERAL ELECTION.

Mae ss, iSoy.
T a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, in the interelt of Sir
CHRISTOPHER -BAYNES, Bart. held this day at the Free- .
melon's Tavern, JOHN BOWLES, F,fq. in the Chair,
Refulved unanimoufly, That in the opinion of this Meeting,
Mr. Byrg's public principles and condu& in general, and more
efpeelally the duplicity with which he aged at the Eledions in
iSoa and 1804, and the part which he took on the great queftion,
on which his Majefty has called for an expreffion of the public
•oice, merit the general difapprobation of the County of Mid-
&rex.
Refolved ananimoully, That notwithftanding the folemn pro-
feffisos of each of the Candidates, ►o ftand on the grounds of
perfee independence and neutrality, Sir CHRISTOPHER
SAYNES has alone adhered to filch profelTions; and that there
are ftrong rattraps to furpedt an underitanding and cooperation,
between the two other Candidates.
Refolved unanimoufly, That this Meeting feel it to be due to
Sir Chriftopher Baynes, to declare that the cantinas:see of the
poll fince Saturday left has been the foie set of the Friends of the
cede which Sir Chriftopher Baynes fupports ; and that this mea-
flue was refolvcd upon by them, without his privity or concur.

rence.
'tacked unanimoully, That this Meeting. under all the dr-
cumftances of the cafe, are of opinion that the prefent conaft for
the County Mould be dircontinued ; and they promife to fupport Sir
Chriftopher Baynes with their be efforts on a future occafion.
JOHN BOWLES, Chairman.
Refolved unanitnonily, That the thanks of this Meeting be given
to the Chairman, for his patriotic zeal on all oecalions, and more
erperlally for his conduit in the Chair.

SUSSEX ELECTION.
9'HE manly attendance of the FREEHOLDERS
in the later& of JOHN FULLER, Eq. Is earneftly re-
quelled at Lewes. The Committee meet every day at the Crown
and Anchor, Strand, from eleven till three ; and after that hour at
Mr. Ban. r's Chanabers,No. 26, Lincoln's Inn Old Square,to whom
all communications tending to fecure Mr. Fuller's elation are re.
quelled to be made,aod who will provide Carriages to convey the
voters to Lewes.
Mr. Fu LLlz's Committee at Lewes meet every dsy at *Whit;
Hart. 4
State of the poll at the Clore on Monday, May ay s
Mr. Wyndluun 4526
Mr. Fuller 0323
Colonel Sergron • • 2303

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.

GsIITLKIIZN,
YOUR Votes and Interett are earnefily requened
for Colonel SERGISON, whore Committees will be daily
fatting at the Hodes of Mr. Henry Heathcote, Bouverie-ftreet,
Fleet-ftreet, and Mr Gwynne, Lewes. The Mellon is held at
Lewes, and the Poll will continue open every day from Ten in
the Morning until Five in the Afternoon. Any information that
tan be given to promote the return of Colonel SiIIGiSON, Will be
thankfully received by the Committees.
The Bate of the Poll at the dole on Monday, May as 1
Colonel SUMMON - 2303
W. WINDS/04 - 41%6
Mr. FogrEs. - $323
Carriages will be provided to convey the Freeholders to Lewes,
on application to Mr. Heathcote.

made a Sortie, after the loft the French bad fuffered,
by repeating a form due, fucceflive times nnfaccef
fully, with a lots of Row men. The Sortie of the
Prufflans and Ruffians waa completely crowned with
fuccefs, and they took and deßroyed all the bauet ies,
/cc. , _

THE EVENING STAR.