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London, England, 1807-01-08

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The gun brig Blazer, for the capture of Morganftern, February
49 1805, will paid at No. 14, Clement's Inn, agreeable to Aet of
Parliament.

The Fancy, for the capture of the Profped,November rs, an%
will be paid on Wednefday next, at No. p, New Broad- ftreet, and
recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday for three months.

The Harriet, for the capture of the Noitra Senora dcl Carmen,
September ar, 1804, will be paid on Wednefday next, at No. 9,
New Broad ftreet, and recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday
for three years.
The Niobe, for the capture of the Nearque, March 28, xBo6,
will be paid on her arrival in port, and recalled every Wednefday
and Thurfday, at No. 13, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn.
Captain Bowan is appointed to command the
HINDUSTAN/ of go guns, at Woolwich.
Some neutral !hips which failed within thefe few
days for Holland, were not fuffered to enter a Dutch
port. On their arrival off the coaft a boat was fent
off to them to (lop their coming in—as an embargo
had been laid in every port, and no !hips were per-
mitted to go out or in.
The' JUPITER, of 74 guns, captured from the
French in the anion off St. Domingo, by Admiral
Sir JoHN DUCKWORTH, is to be called the MAMA,
as a compliment to the victory obtained by Sir JOl4ll
STUART in Calabria.

The Luna, AFFL scx, from Archangel for London,
is liranded near Chriftianfand.

The Fame, —, for New York, is on &ore near
Londonderry River, and it is feared will be loft.
The Jupiter, Gleams., from Lilbon for Dartmouth,
has been captured, recaptured, and is arrived at
Dartmouth.

The Galatea, FURNSBROON, from St. Übe's, for
Stockholm, is captured and carried into Flulhing.
The Sally, from Baltimore to Cork, has
foundered at fea.

The Retrieve, Curse, from Peterlburgh for
London, is loft on Bornholm.
The Emholie, Bums, from Riga for London, is
left on Gothland.

The Fanny, LAIRS, from the Weft Indies for
Cuernfey, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Jupiter, KIOFT, firm Meflina for Gotten-
burgh, is captured and carried into Flirfhing.
The Galgo, frnm St. Übe's for London,
is put into Dingle Bay in dillrefs.
The Mary, CLARK, from Ayr for Buenos Ayres, is
on Chore near Campbeltowa, and ma unload.
The Jane and Ann, HEATH, from Gibraltar for
Faro and England, is captured by two Spanifh pri-
vateers.

The Graff Bernftoff, Mnaz, from Dantzic for
Plymouth, is loft at the Doggerbank.
The Abeona, —, bound to Cadiz, is on (Lore
near Dublin.

The Robert aid Janet, -, from Sunderland
for Plymouth, has been taken, retaken, and is ac•
rived at Dover.

The Atalanta, O'Ketve, from Liverpool for
Buenos Ayres, was driven on (pore on the asth
and mna unload.

The Eliza, HANDY, from the Eafi Indies for Arne-
tiCa, is detained by a frigate, and fent into Bermuda.

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London, England, 1807-01-08

TURRET (From the Viana Court Cantu, Du. IA

The si devani Reis Effendi is dead, in the 86th yet:
of hts age.
The bottle lately excited by the order for fitting a
number of veffels of war, has fuddenly ceafed alto-
gether.
Pafwan Oglu ttlll continues in poffeffion of a NO
part of Wallachia ; but Belgrade (till oppofes a for-
midable refinance againft the Setvians.
Several refpettable .orps of Ruffians, under Gene-
'ral Michelfon, have entered Wallachia and Moldavia
as friends and allies of the Porte.

TYROL, DECEMBER zo.

Acco►ding to intelligence-from Veronarthelvbble
Itali in divifinn of Lecchi bas received orders to
break up.for Germany. •
Private Letters from Milan mention, that the •ice
Xing of Italy will loon let out fir the Grand Army,
where he is to have an important command.

AUGSBURG, DEC. Is.
While the neighbouring Tyrol is covered with a
deep (now, the fineti mild weather continues-in -Sua-
bia. During the whole, autumn.we have had but-one
night's Croft, and even to•day we enjoy Co warm a
fun tine, that the poor people from. the country
.come into this city bare footed.
London, England, 1807-01-08

FATHERS OF Ttik ENGLISH CHURCH.
This day was publitbed, price. One Shilling, .
The Fiat Number of
I'HE FATHERS of the ENGLISH CHURCH,
g or Seleaions from the Writings of the Reformers and early
Divises of the Eng Nth Pruteßant Church. •
The S: ties commences with the Vie.rks of "I indal.aod a NOSIII4.
ber win continue to be publiated 00 the to of every fueceeding
Month by J. Hatcbard, Nu. Z 9). Piccadilly ; and fold by Minis.
Rivingtons, St Paul's Church-yard, and L. B. Seeley, Ave Maria
lane, London ; and by Parker. Oxford ; Deighton, Cambridge ;
and every other Pooldeller in the United Kingdom.
N. B. The'Subtalbers arc reined:tinily informed, that their co-
pies may be obtained fro a their Bookfellers.
London, England, 1807-01-08

THE FARMERS MAGAZINE.
This day was publifhed„
Handfuntely printed in (even Volumes 06tavo, with a Number of
Copper plates, price 31. 49 64. in Boards ; or 31. tr. in Num-
bers,
IrHE .FA4MERS MAGAZINE ; a Periodical
Work, exclufively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Af-
fairs, for the Years sSoo, 13,A, I Sol, 1633, 1804, tBoS, and
.806, coinpofed entircly of Original Papers; publiihed Quar-
terly.
Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co. Ediantrgh ; and John
Murray, Fleet ftreet, Lcndun ; aUkt by the principal liuokfcllers
in town and country.
No XXIX. being the firß Number of Volume Sib; will be
publifind wi M.ntlay, 9th February, tBa7, price 21. 6d. and con-
tinued regularly every three months.
London, England, 1807-01-08

ITALT.

FLOUNCE, DSCEMBER 6.
On the sd blatant a dreadful fform raged on this
coati. In the harbour of Leghorn, 17 veffels were
driven from their anchors, and went on (bore ; three
laden with grain, fugar, and other articles, fouls.
dered, but the crew wars fated; and feveral 61bing•
boats at fea were (*allowed kip by the waves. In
this city and country round, the wind has torn off the
roofs of feveral honks, and done other damage.

MILAN, DICEMBEIL r.
Having been apprized of the important rdolution
of his bUjefly the Emperor Napoleon to declare the
Britith Mends in a fate of blockade, we have already
taken our meafures relative to bilk of exchange, &c.
Of courfe the fending of unwrougbt filk from Loin.
hardy to England is Bopped for the prefent. We
are, however, much afraid that billy of exchange for
this article-will, not be accepted.

NAPLES, NOVEMBER IS.
The Otneral of Brigade, Compere, is appointed
Commandant of Capua and Terra de Lavoro. The
Ruffians at Corfu and Zante have no more troops
than are neceffary to guard thofe Wands. A cloitter
of Monks at Nola, according to a decree ;Cued by
our King, is to be converted into a fchool of arts and
mechanics. The Bifhops have alto been written to
by the Minitler of Public Woratip, to eltablifb (cu-
rd new pruning offices.

Cl
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London, England, 1807-01-08

BRANDENBURGH, DEC :p.

It is rcported that the General Count Schultz.
burg is appointed Governor of Pruffla by his Ma-
jelly. It is added that M. Von Stein is to receive
the Port-folio of the Miniticr of Foreign Affairs ad
,interim.

A great quantity of cloth has arrrived here from
Lcipfic.
BERLIN. DECEMBER so.

It is reported from Oeft, that Peace has ham' eoti:
eluded between the Turks and the Serviette; and that
Czerni George, according to one of the flipulations,
is to be railed to the rank of Prince of the Servians,
as the price of his concurrence. The Berlin newf•
paper called 7he Telegraph, contains this intelligence ;
and adds, that Czerni George is about to march for
Moldavia, with 40,000 men; to join the army cols
leeed by the Grand Vrzier againft the Ruffians.

POLAND.

POSEN, DECEMBER 17.

The Emperor Napoleon left this city with the
whole of his fuite, before day.hrtak,- and has taken
the route for Warfaw. The paffage of French troops
continues without ceiration.

On the 13th the following Order was pnblithed:
k Peace having been concluded between the Emperor and King
and the Kiog of Saxony, all the Generals. the Offwers, and every
Individual of the Army, are ordered to behave themfelves towards
the Saxons as allies.

"• The intendants and other Adminlitratore kaII refign their
fervices to the Agents of the King of Sammy, and receive orders
from the Intendant General of the Army, to re join the Head-
quarters.
s• The Military Commandants than remain in the country upon
the fame footinS as in that of their friendsAmd allies.
" The Intendant-General mall take =Welke for fopplying the
medical theft of each hofpital for three months, anal& the funds
neceffery for ring the different objets of which the aims may
nand la
" The Commandants of Arms, and the Officers of Infpedtion
belonging to the hofpkals, ffiall fee that the Gek arc abundantly
providsd with every thing they want.
(Signed) " The PRINCE of NEUFCHATEL,
Minifter of War."
London, England, 1807-03-05

STETTIN, JAN. 3r.

The General of Brigade, Thouvenot, Governor.
General of Pomerania, has ;trued the I.llowing Pro-
clamation, by order of his Excellency General Clark,
Governor General of Berlin :
" All Merchants, Shopkeepers, and Inhabitants, are pro•
hibited from receiving letters under their addrefs intended tor
other ptriOns, if there letters come from, and are forwarded to
cnuntries occupied by the enemy. Whcever ts guilty of au infrae-
non of this article, limit be delivered up to a Military Commif-
lion. Every commander of a French poli in Pomerania is order d
at the fame time to caufe every petrol' con vi,:ted °flaring a 'py, sr
of communicating intelligence to the enemy, to be Phut. as well
as every Pruffian boiler, who, in the habit of a pe..fant, (hall per-
form ntilitary (entice; and every r eafant or inhahitant alto, who
than be employed by the enemy, or who fhall give him at,y
once. If the inhabitants of Pomerania with that the French aa-
thotities Ihould continue to treat them as peaceable c:tiz ns, it i•
neceifary that they fhould condual themfelves as fuch, and that
they fhould leave to the army and political arrangements the talk
of deciding the quarrel which (Wills hetwecu States.
THOU vENur,
"Stettin, Jan. as." G wernor General of Pomrrania.

POLAND.

BRODY, FLB. t.

Yellerday M. Reinhardt, the late French Refi-
dent in Moldavia, entered this place with his fa-
mily. He had been conduaed from Jafry as far as
Cremenzuc, in the Government of Pultowa, under
a Ruffian efcort ; but, on tile rzth of January, an
order arrived from the Emperor Alexander for his
liberation. Later accounts mention his arrival at
Lemberg.
London, England, 1807-03-05

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houre proceeded to ballot for a Comm!ttee to determine
the merits of the Londonderry Election, and after having ap-
pointed the Committee, was occupied a contiderable time in hear-
ing the Report of the Names of the Defaulters on the two lalt
days of ballot. Strangers were not admitted till after the whole
of the names were gone through, and the Committee (worn, fo
that we had no means of colledting the names of the Gentlemen
appointed on the Committee.
Mr. JOHNSON, from the Office of Chief Secretary f.n. Ireland,
prefented the Aaouttts from the Conuniffioners for the Redt,Clion
of the Public Funded Debt in Ireland. Ordered to lie on the
table.

The Right Hon. HENS Y OsATTAIe, Colonel BAR IY, and Mr.
DAwsoN, were added, on the motian of the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHEQP ER, to the Committee of Finance.
The Sugar Drawback Dill, the Brandy Duty Bill, and She frith
Excite Taxes Bill, were read a third time and palled.
The BDI for regulating the Importation of Tobacco Into Ireland
was paffed through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to
be received to-morrow.
The Simple Contradi Debts Bill went through a Committee,
and the Report ordered to be received on this day fc.'nuight.
Mr. HERBERT (of hurry) laid that he fhould %polo the bill
to a future Rage.
The Siena Leone Company Bill was read a third time and
paffed.
Lord TEMPLE gave notice, that he would to-morrow move
that the two Ads for regulating the Trade with New South Wales
be referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe.
lo addition to the witneffes on Mr. Paull's Petition, Barnes,
Herbert, and F. Beatty were ordered to attend at the bar.
On the motion of Lord HOWICK, Hotife went into a Com-
mittee for the purpofe of confitlering of the propriety of granting
Bounties for the Prevention of an ii.icit Traffic in Slaves after the
Commencement of the Operation of the Bill for the Abolition of
the Slays Trade. The Committee refolved, that it was expedient
that the fum of 401 per head for every male live taken on bran] a
!hip illegally trading to the Britifh Colonies ; 301. fir every female
and 101. for every child under fourteen years of age, fo taken, thould
be granted to the captors. Proportionee turns were vt,ted for
thole to be found illegally offered to fele ; and rewards were voted
to thole who may otherwife prevent the continuance of the traffic.
The. Houle refumed, and ordered the Report to be received to-
morrow.
London, England, 1807-03-05

FIFTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN.

This Bulletin is dated from Pruifian Eylau, Feb. 7.
It mentir ns only tome attacks on the rear of the
enemy's main body, which it is Rated were executed
on the 6th and 7th with the bell fuccefs,by the Grand
Duke of Berg, t otwithilanding that the Ruffians
prefented a moll formidable refiilance
London, England, 1807-03-05

MUTINY BILL.

Lord FIOWICK hated that he had given notice
of his intention of propoting, this day, in the Com-
mittee on the Mutiny Bill, two claufes, the one al.
lowing perfons profetling, the Roman Catholic religion
to hold Cononiffions in the Army, and the other
tolerating the practice of that faith among all &I-
diets of that uerfualion. On ferioufly reconfidering
the lubjett, and feeling t.ithly its importance, he
thought it would be much better, int-read of intro-
ducing fuch regulations in the Mutiny Bill, to bring
in a feparate Bill for thole purpofes. For the intro-
duilion of this Bill he ihould move for leave to
morrow.
The Mutiny Bill was then committed pro firma,
it received feveral amendments, WAS reported, and
ordered to be recommitted on Monday.
London, England, 1807-03-05

WAR3AW, FEB 14.

The battle of lalled from eight in the mor-
ning until fix in the evening. The united Ruffian
and PrufTian army firlt began the contelt with three
'French divifions, which on tins occafion added new
laurels to thole they had already acquired After
wards the divains of Ney and Soult took the moll
decifive (hare in the battle, in which, on acc,unt of
the obflinate refillance of the Ruffians, whole ranks
of them were hewed to the ground. The Imperial
Guards in particular made a dreadful havock. It
was the Imperial Adjutant, General Corbineau, who
was killed by a cannon ball. Martha' Auger eau is
wounded in the arm. The divilion of Mat fbal
Lannes, who was pretest at the battle in perfm, and
was {lightly wounded, is at prefent in the neighb-ur-
hood of 011tolenka under the command of General
Savaq.
Lithuania being quite exhanfled by the mainte-
nance of fn marry troops for thefe three months pall,
the attertinn of the army is turned to Padolia and
Volhynia, wht.re the places that have been fpared
centain barns with three or four years produce.
A hope has been exprelted among the Rufliatn,
that old Field Mar that Dolgorucky is on his march
with a very confiderable reinforcement. This Prince
had been fome time in difgrace, and was but very
lately reflored to favour.
London, England, 1807-03-05

VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 23, 007,
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MA7118277 NAVY, do booby give notice,
That on Wednefday the z th of March next, they will be ready
to reed's Tenders in writirg (fealed up) for fuch cp.tati,kg of
KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEASE, as the refpecti,ie Pt rfcr.s
who may tender the fame, can engage to &liver in two mouths,
free of all charge and rifk, to His Majefly, into His hlnjefty's
Vidualling Stores at Plymouth, and to be paid fur by Bills py
able with intereft ninety days after date.
Not any offi.r of a lets quantity than ac Qt/arters will be at-
tendee! to.
The Conditions of the Contradt may he fern at the Secretary's
Office, or by applying to Mr. Thomas Agcnt for the
Victualling, at Plymouth.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price fball not ke
inferted in words at length, or that fball n 4 14 delivered to tbt Baird
before one o'clock on the laid Wtilitt;day the [tilt of -Afore& next, nor
mid ft the perfen nob() makes tie Tender, or fare perfOn on his helialo
attends to dollen when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-05

4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

TBISH folicits the attention of the Public to the
• SCHEME of the NEW LOT [TRY, in another part of
this Paptr,wltich will he found to contain an unufual number of
Capital Prizes. with the novelty of ao,occl. !leis% allotted to the
firft-drawn Ticket on each of the firs four days. in addition to
which the firft ,toco Tickets drawn nut of the Wheel are entitled
to tel each, over and above acy benefit that may be drawn agatnft
them ; an early purchafe is therefore necettary. as the whole weight
of Capital Priv-s k Cure to he drawn in the tint four days.
ticket. and Shares are felling in great variety a: the above
Offices, where
Nos. 2,147, and 6,63 t,
The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITA!.• of 433,.:00 each,
London, England, 1807-12-23

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Pearfor, ,or Pennjhriage--- i.ancath tax Tpioner, dealer
and ehapman, to furrender January 8, at five, January 9, at
eleven, and February :, at five, at the Sun inn. Utverfton.—
Attornies, Mr Diekinfon. Ulveriton; or Nlarrs. linters and

Martin, of Furnival's Inn, London.
Thomas Bland the younger, of Market Brough, parifh of Brough,
Weflmorland, wine and fpirit merchant, January 12, 19, and
February 2, at tenors the King's Head Inn, Appleby. Attorney,
Mr John Margetfon, Kirkby Stephen, IKellmorland.
William Hope, of Brampton, Cumberland, maruratturer, dealer
and chapman, January 7,8, and February 2, at eleven, at the
Both, Carlifle. Attomies, Mr. Robcrt Mouufcy, Carlifle; or
Mr Henry Mounky, No. 12, Staple Inn, London.
Thomas Yeats, of London, merchant, dealer and chapman, January
2, 19, and February 2, at eleven, at Guildhall Attornies, Mtffrs
Sawkins and Dering Margate; or Mr. Taylor, Southampton-
Buildings, Chancery lane.
John Flack, of London Road, St. George's Fields, Southwark,
coach•frnith and ironmonger, dealer and chapman, December
26, January 2, at eleven, and February 2. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies. Meffrs. Theeklton and Weidman, Church Raver,
Blackfriar's Road.
Edward Manwaring, of Wellelofe-fquare, Middlefei, tallow.
chandler, dealer and Chapman, January 2. 19, and February a,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attort,ey, Mr. Allingham, St. John's-
fquare, Clerken well.
Benjamin Tanner, now or late of Dartmouth, Devonfhire, thip
builder, dealer and ehapman, December 29, January s, and Feb.
a, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Alder&
gate ftrcet, London.
Charles Regnart, late of Cleveland !tract, parif► of St. Mary-la-
Bonne, Middlefex, Rat nary mafon, dealer and chapman,Decem
her 25, 28, and February s. at eleven, at GoildhalL Attorney,
Mr. George Law, No. so, Ncvaquare, Lincoln's Inn.

[ Ile Gazette alto contains an Order of Council continuing the
prohibition upon the exportation of pig iron, bar iron, hemp'
pitch, tar, rotht, turpentine, anchors, cables, cordage, malts,
yards, bowfprits, oars, oakum, ihect•copper, or other naval
stores, for fix months from the 1 tth of 'January next, except in
(hips of war or Government ♦effels, or to Ireland or the Width
Colooks under cert ain reftridtionsl
London, England, 1807-12-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 23,
will be afted the Comedy of
THE WEST-INDIAN.
Sroerwell, Mr. Murray ; Belcour, Mr. Jones ; Major O'Flsherty,
Mr. Hammon ; Charles Dudley, Mr. Brunton; Variant!. Mr.
"Blanchard t Lady Rufport, Mrs Mattocks ; Charlotte Rufport,
Mrs. C. Kemble ; Loulfa Dudley, Mils Norton.
After which will be performed (13th time), a Grand Hißorkal
Mclo•Drama, called
THE BLIND BOY.
On Saturday, Romeo and Juliet.
On Monday will be produced a New Grand Pantomime.

PROVIDENT INT!' trunom
Eftabliihed by Ad of Parliament, for the Infuranee of Lives,and
Grant and Purchafe of Annuities,
SosnhamptonAkreet, Strand, London.
Pt ESIDCNT,
The Mon Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G.
VICIL•PILISIDINTS,
Marquis of Salifbury Vifeentst Chetwynd
Earl Temple Vifemant Duncannou •
Vircount Bulkeley Lord Braybtooke.
TRUSTIES.
Marquis of Bnckingham Lord Braybrooke
William Praed, Efq. M P.
THE objet of this Iniiitutinn is to encnntage the
truly laudable defign of Life Infurance and Provition for
Old Age, by reducing thole tranfadtions to principles of the or •
molt polfible Public Benefit: with this view an enenfilie Society
of Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a Subfcrlption of
co,cool. to ennititute an Original Capital; and, taking upon
themfilves the role refponfibility of the Eftablifhtnent, they entitle
the Perfons infured and Annuitants to participate in Profit=, Act
the erpcnces of an economical management are defrayed, in whit.*
the Prtfident, Dircdtors, Trultees, and Auditors at gratni,oufly.
Thus, by the fpedfic Sums infured, and the divifion of contingent
Profits, every Member has the fulleft value potlil.te for his Pay-
ments, without being fulled to cslis upon any luffes whatever.
This important and unprecedented advantage is peculiar to the
Provident Inftkution.
Military Men infured at this Office are not charged with any
additional Premium, unlefs called into adult Service.
No Admiffiun Fees are required; nor is any charge made for
Policies.
A Pamphlet, fully explaining the Principles and Terms of this
Inffitution. is publifbedby Mefrrs Cadell and Davies; and may he
had at-the Hoyle of the Inftitution, and of thelitents and Book •
fellers, price bd.
London, England, 1807-12-23

A CHALLENGE

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MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgenns,challenpe
the whole werld to prove a fingle inftti:ce where their Me-'
dicire and method of cure have failed of the defired etre& The
praeltec of many years in this particular branch of their profelGort
has not given rife to one utduceefsjul cafe.
They continue to direct char ftudies to the treatment and cm
of Venerml Complaints, and that derangement of the Vieux,
which is the confequei cc of LIR pernicious waftetul efleCts of a ha•
bit king and snoft unhappily purfued by the youths of both Imes,
in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrermefse
the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftrelE• ;
Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in in: •
potence. Thefe are its remote and ultimate .ffetaa ; while cal.
fumptions, lots of mufcular power and various nervous complaints
uferaliy charadtcrife the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per-
fens languithing under the direst-dere incident to Inch a life their
treatment is fimple,and has never proved unlitecefsful in the cc uric
of a long, laborious, and n tri.h extended praelire. In the molt
obilinate and complicated cafes of Venereal In feelion,foch as otr-
itrudions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrefcences, Hard Tumour,
Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Weaknefs, Glees, &c ice
which have hitherto balfledthc (kill of the general pradlitionsr,
Mars Currie and Co are now enabled ratheally to cure by a new.
Cafe, and expeditious mode of praelice, fuperior to any ocher yet
adopted. They may tw confulted by either Sex with the greateft
delicacy, feerecy and honour, at their We're No. sob Hatton Gar-
den. Patients in the country are requeftrito Rote the particulars
of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pea
paid, enclofing a bank note, will be duly anfwered ; and chewer.
' far/ advice and medicines given or fent to any part of the llkitrdoln•

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
MMTing 24 atlntltu after 9
Aftrr oon • 0 minutes after to

LONDON: Printed and publithed bt LBVSL MINT, (of Oan•
terbury•Plac-, Lambeth) at the STAII•OfFICI, Ntr. I. °IRV •
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London, England, 1807-12-23

DIED

Sunday fc..nnight, at Jerky, Phillip Seward, Erg. of the Cuftoms
in that Wand.

Lately, at icrfey, Captain Wm. Boyes. of his Majeßy's ;tall
(Hitidoflan) Regiment of foot, who zealoully f.:rvcd his Kii:g
and Country in India fur 24 years, the greater part c.:..2hich time
ovith the above corps, whet ein he dillirguithed himfelf as a brave
and gallant officer on feveral oecaf.ons, during the Myfore and
Mabratta wars, but particularly at the celebrated battles of Deeg
and Delhi, at the bead or the 76tb Regiment, for which he rc •
ccived the thanks of the Marquis Wellefley apd General Lord
Lake. His remains were interred at Crouville, attended by his
regiment and military of the nation. lie ht.. left a dif onfolate
widow and Coven children to lament kis irreparable Ids. He
lived refpeaed and died juftly lamented.

FOR COMIIS, CONSUMPFIONc 8:c.
PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLT SFOOT.

THE herb Coltsfoot, called Tull-INR° by the an.
tients, was diflinguifhcd by them, as its name fufficiently
conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Conghst and other put
monary complaints • and this Renee has, in the courfe of a long
practice, been l'uncit he molt fafe and effed ual remedy for Coughs,
Althmas, and all Diforders of the Lungs. It gently opens the
breaß, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any
danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which pro-
vokes frequent coughing, cleanfes the (mall glands, relaxes the
fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the velrels. Thus it will
prevent Confumpdo.is,if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. It
cures alio all bulky and dry Coughs, heals rawnefs and forerefs of
the Break and gives relief to thole who, through age or infirmity,
are deprived of reit nr fleep.
This Effencc is prepared by James Ryan, fargenn, in Briftol;
and fold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No 45, the call end of St.
Paul's, London in bottles, 3s. 6d. each, duty included ; and none
are genuine but thole which have the words F. Newbtry, No. 45.
St. Paul's," engraved on the Ramp.

ANTRWITIFS AND NATURAL lII3TORY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Ey MeTea. KING and I.QC!IEE,
At their Great Room in King-arcet, Covent•Gartlen, early ii
March next wilt b•• SOLD by Auc-PION,
AWELL KNOWN COLLECTION of AN.
ciF.Nr ANI.T44:tt IP TS in Creek, Latin, Arabic, Pant
and other Lark;uag, s; alfu, a ftqw!rt, Cahi:lLt of Va e• found in
Magma rirzcia, ancient Medals, Models front 'Ruins in Italy
Dominica l'adrtilinne of Myles, with a valuahi:: Went:slap
ran: and beautiful Minerals, and thr futst es Herbarium of two
thc molt colebrnted llntaMits in Etirorc The whole colledltd
do in; m .ny yearb travel in various Darts of Europe, Afias and
Attic."
London, England, 1807-10-29

THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 2s,
will be at a Tragedy, called
ISABELLA. LI . ?1,
Count Ballwin, Mr. Murray; Bit-nn, Mr. Keanlile; Carlo.,
Mr. C Konble ; Vilteroy. Mr. Pope; Iribella, Mrs.
Sic:dom.—ln At 111 an Epithalarnium—the Vocal Parts by
Mrs. I ifton and Mirti Bolton.
To which will he idded (never adecl) a new Farce, called
TOO FRIENDLY BY HALF

The Characters M Midis Mundell, Blan chard, Brunton, Waddy,
Faricy ; and Mrs. Mattocks. ,
The Pantomime of Harlequin and Mother. Conte; sr, t',e
Golden Pgg, havirg been revived with more ttan its former repu-
tation, will be mprated (for the 95th time) To morrow Evening,
with the Comic Opal of the Segg ,r't Opera.
• • A new Comte Opera, and shakfpeare's Plaint The Winter's
Tale, arc in preparation, sod will be immediately produced

DANCING AND SINGING ---prov.vrE IWTRUC
MESSRS. ALLEN and PRINCE inform the
I.T.S. Public, the Teaching at No. Great Alie-fireet Good-
run fields, and Faft End of the Town, is now carried on by
and on account of Mr: Yrii ce foleiy ; and tl,e reaching at
No- 19. Sh,rrard ftreet. Gold, o fquarc and Weft End of the
Town, by and on arCnllltt of Mr Allen But on their full general
pradding evenings and other occafions they propofe Malting each
other. _ .

They inelividu3lty heg !rive to dccl3re, they will continue to
ground their cLum3 to extenfivc and r, fprktianlc patrcmige on the
unremitting Lxertion of their uauoft aJilitics tor the improve-
went of their Portia. .

Ladies and Gt ntlemen of any a;e, who have newt. r acquired the
accomptilhment of LLiicing, Siogiog, or Liitruna:-:: al Mufic. may
healTured of learoing them expeditioufly., fcitntitically, and quite
in private, at ihtir Academies.
London, England, 1807-10-29

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

" His Majefty's Chip l'Aretc aitt a arrived here ;
failed from Copenhagen on the sift ioftant, in corn•
pany with the fleet under the command of Admiral
GAMBIER, except the VANGUARD man of war and a
fquadron of frigates, which are to remain in the Belt."
N DEAL. OCTOBER sit.

" A number of large velrels have juft hove in fight
at the back of the North fand head, which are fop-
pofed to be Admiral STAN HOP a's fquadron from the
part four P. M. wind W. N. W. with
light air."

it GRAVESEND, OCTOBER at.
The Stort, Kum, from Copenhagen, has paired
by for the River.

LEITH, OCTOBER O.

" Yefterday feveral of the cutters, ikc. which car-
ried ont the Volunteers to Copenhagen, arrived in
Leith Roads. They left that place in company with
four fail of the line of Danifh (hips, and a very large
convoy, bound for Sheernefs, and parted with them
off the Scaw, fo that their arrival ma] be looked for
hourly.
" Previous to their leaving Copenhagen, a fleet
pound for the Baltic bad arrived from England ; but,
ay order of the Britifh Admiral, it was ordered not
to proceed till further orders.

" The names of the wird' that have arrived are
the Amaranthe, Peacock, and Clio, floops of war,
and the Henry Dundas mile cutter. When they
left Copenhagen on the t4th init. the whole of the
Danith navy were manned, and ready for fea.
44 It was currently reported among our troops in
Zealand, that that illand would be evacuated by the
zoth init. but before leaving it, that the Callle of
Cronenburgh, and the Crown batteries, were to be
difmantled.

" The Amelia, of Dundee, Captain ABBOT, ar•
rived at Dundee on Wednefdiy la, the 2 til infant,
from St. Peteriburgh. The Captain reports, tha;
he left about ten fail of Brit& ships at Cronftadt,
and there was then no dread of any immediate aft of
hoßility, though there exiled a confderable alarm,
and a Rate of fufpence. He arrived at the Sound in
fourteen days, and upon the day he arrived there, a
letter had come by exprefs, eight days from St. Pe-
terfburgh, from Mr. SHARPE, the Britifh Conful, to
Mr. Pstrwicx, our Conful at Elfinore, informing the
latter that he had been under the neceffity of ordering
every Britifh (hip inftantly to quit Cronaadt, with or
without cargoes. The order was fo peremptory, that
tome veils failed, while fcarcely in a Rate to put to
lea, having too little banal. A lady, paffenger by
the Amelia, taw the letter in Mr. FENWICK'S poflef-
lion, and gives a fimilar account of the contents."
London, England, 1807-10-29

THE BALTIC EXPEDITION.

We have this morning received different letters
announcing the arrival of a great part of the Fleet
expeCted from that quarter. But as the accounts
vary in feveral particulars, we mutt for the prefent
fatay ourfelves with laying them before our Readers
in the shape in which they have reached us :

" GOTTENBURO, OCTOBER i 6.

" Admiral STANHOPE) with 9 or to fail of Danith
(hips of the line, on their way to England, betides
feveral frigates, put into this harbour to day. The
Inflexible, of 74 guns, is alfo here, with a convoy
from Copenhagen."

og WHITBY, OCTOBER 27.

" Paired by to the South, a large fleet of Chips
(fuppofed to be from Copenhagen). It now blows
a gale at N. E."

" YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 28.

Arrived Ibis morning his Majelly's fhip AFRI
cAims, having on board Lord CATHCART, from Zea-
land. Med by in the Offing yefterday, P. M. and
this morning, feveral Danifh and Britith men of war,
from Copenhagen."
London, England, 1807-10-29

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the I.ondonfaaern,Fozsol Plymouth, on Friday the
13th day of November nest, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon,
THE HULL of the Ship GRAAF Susomutow.--
Alfo her Matte, Yards, Sails, Anchors. Cables. Standing
Rigeng,and a Quantity of other S ores.-.. For Catalogues apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

By Order of the Commilioners for the Care and Difpofal of
Protllan Property,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,Tiz.
396 Pieces—: Ditto (Spirits) Ditto
44 Half Pieces Red Wine
i 7 Ditto French White and Picardon Wine.
Being part of the Cargo of the Dant& Ibip FORTUNA, Van Campen
matter, condemned as Prize to his Majcfty.

A few Tons Campeachy and Henduras Logwood, and a (mall
Quantity of Grinding Stones,
Alfo,
a Double Barrels
82 Single Ditto Gunpowder.
et Half Ditto
39 Single,
Barrelse' and Damage d Di tto.
,4 7 ..a..
3 Barrels Hall Cartridges
for Catalogues, Simples. and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

BY PRIVATE SALE,
FORTY B3les of SMYRNA COTTON WOOL,
and 4a Bde GEORGIA ditto.—For Samples and other
Particulars, apply to Mr. lOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Ply-
mouth; or to Merits. SMITH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBE,
Loadon.—Plymouth, 0610 her /7, 1807.

FOREIGN IivTALLIGEIVCE.

BANKS OF THE DANUBS, OCTOBER 6.

The tottering Turkifh Empire appears, fince the
Peace of Tilfit, to be placed in more precarious cir-
cumtlances than ever. The arrangements are not
known which were made relative to Turkey by the
two Emperors at their interview, but the refults
loon be manifeft to the world. The fyflem adopted
by Sultan Selim, during the Taft years of hia Govern-
ment, of adhering entirely to France, and rejeCting
all other conneetionF, has probably faved the Porte
for fome time ; but the dethroning of that Monarch
has battened the great catatirophe, and Muftapha is
probably the latt Ottoman Sovereign who will reign
over the provinces of the Byfantine Empire. The
new Government of Conftantinople has delayed to
renew its former conne6tions with France, and its
wavering policy has induced it, without the know-
ledge of the French Amball'ador, to enter into fecret
negociations with the Englilh Commanders, which,
however, have not remained fecret, and therefore can
have no confequences.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, OCTOBER 10.

The Frankfort Journal contains the following ar-
tick :—" As it has been obferved that both French
and German Journals publifh, under the head Frank-
fort, fometimes falfe hopes, which Tome people en-
tertain, of an exterition of territory by the addition
of neigh!) uring provinces, and fometimes accounts
of an approaching change in the Counitution of the
Government, we are auth rifed to declare that no
article on fuch fubjeLis can be confidered as official,
but thole which appear in the French Frankfort Jour-
nals, and that the news writers would do better to
wait the courfe of the events, without peceiving their
readers with idle and uninformed prediaions."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THEMSDAY, OCTOBER 234
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Concols, for money 62 —for aec 624&.
Excbrq. Bins, 3s. preen.—Ornuium
London, England, 1807-10-29

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

•' This morning arrived the SuRVEILLIINTI frigate,
from Copenhagen, with LOTCICATHCART, Majors Ro-
aisbou and MacootiaLo, and fuite. His Lordfhip
was landed here this morning, under a Mute from
the frigate.—Several fail of tranfports pallid through
thefe roads this morning.—Yefterday pafTed feveral
line of battle (hips.—The fleet from Copenhagen, it
is expo led, will arrive here to-morrow."
London, England, 1807-10-29

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
,C4o.cco
FOR THE. FIRST DRAWN TICKET,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th,
IT MAY bt
460,000,
IF the Firft.drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the
Fortunate Holder ha, a Chance for the

~so.ccO
In the Supra< mentary.
Sir JAMES BRANSCONIB and CO.
Think it their duty to recommend an immediate purehafe, as they
confider the Tickets now on hand will not be equal to the demand.
Tickets and Share■ are Selling in great variety. warranted on-
drawn, at their truly Iticky OtEccs, Holborn, Cornhill, and Hay-
market.
London, England, 1807-10-29

MISS OWkNSON's NLW WORK.

This day was publiihed, deg:ltaly printed, in Two Volumes,
price ga in boards,
PATRIOTIC SKETCHES r f IRELAND, writ-
ten in CONNAUGHT.

By Mire OWE" SON.
Pubtithed by RICHARD PHILLII'S, No. 6, Bridge (treat, Black-
friars; and tn be had of all BonkfeHers.
Oterhom may be bad, jolt publilbcd, by the fame Authorcf.,
3. The Novice Of ST. DOMINICK, 4 VOIS. 185.
2. WILD IRISH GIRL,3 VIAL 135. 6d
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SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS.
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• - - - -
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Type, cart on puypofe, in ex tet imitation of Manufcript.
By a DIGNI fARY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.
Their original Sermons are refpqtfully fehmitted to the Clergy
as fupaior modern companions, better adapted to their avowed
objcel than any previous attempts of the fame kind. The Author
has himfelf preached every one of them, and be can therefore (peak
to their fuit.thle length and effedt, he can alto boaft of the fandlion
srhich they have received from very diftinguiflacd ornaments of
the Church.

Printed for Thomas Often, Ave-Maria-lane, sear St. Paul's
Ltodon ; and fold by all Bookie Hers in town arid country
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*they have examined a few, may he accommodated with a (core
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be addreffed t• the Pullin .r by the Poit.

DR TRUSLER*.s usertlL PUBLICATIONS.
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SOCUsTY, foam its Infancy; ex'aibited in more dui, too beau-
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ANOTHER LET rER-SAME DATE.

44 JuR arrived his Majefly's frigate SUIVIEILLANTIS
from Copenhagen, with Lord MULCRAVII9I brother,
the Hon. Mr. PHIPPS, Brigadier General STEWART,
and part of the 23d Regiment (or Royal Welch
yutileers), who fo particularly thilingoilhed them.
(dyes on the advance piquet and works, before Co-
penhagen ; it is not neceffary to pats any encomium
on this Id and brave corps, only that they have added
another (prig to the many laurels with which they
are already crowned. The SurtvErtLaorra frigate
was ordered to England with difpatches, when the
whole of the fleet (wept the NFPTUIIII, which got
ago" nod in he R 11,1•) pail Croningburgh, with the
',rind at S E.

.6_ As the fleet paired Helfingbursh, whcre the

King of Sweden now is, the whole of the men Of
war drew up, and fired a royal &lute. From the
immenfe fleet of the line, tranfports, and prizes, it
was the grandell fight ever beheld in the Baltic ; the
fcene was teen at the fame moment by the Swedes at
Hellingburgh, and the Danes who had manned their
battery at Elfineur. The one beheld a fleet paging
that might, in combination with the French, have
been a fcourge to Sweden and Eng and ; the other
witneffed the departure of their Nes y aid Arfenal,
which mull be the work of years to re; lae
" The SVIVIILLANTE exchanged ft; ails with the
Larose, about 8o leagues from Yarns( uth, with a
large convoy bound for London.
Yeflerday, paled Admiral &motor', with his
, fleet of Danifls men of war, bound for the Downs."
London, England, 1807-10-29

DOVER, OCTOBER st

The wind yetterday having come round from the
northward, a large fleet laR nigh► went paR here
from the Downs, bound to the weßward, and the
following verels failed from this port :—Ship Ranger,
of Baltimore, Captain SHFRIOURKS. front Rotter-
dam, with bark for Dundalk; brig Eliza, Captain
CHIPMAM, from Yarmouth for Lifbon; brig Louifa,
Captain AUSTIDT. of Hambnrgh, from Tonningen,
bound to Oporto with Raves; fchooner Etlrell de
Mar, Captain Joza, of St. Übe's, from Amlhrdam,
bound to Lilbon with butter, eheefe, dcc. ; and the
fehooner Boa Experienca, Captain ALLENCAiTkIi of
and for Oporto, from Riga with flaz.—Came in the
hoy Vrow Motto, Captain Sruccre, of Bremen,
from Bayonne with wine, detained by the Caacm.
gun brig. We are anzioutly looking ont for the fleet
from the Baltic, as the wind is now very favourable.
—Wind N.N.E. and moderate.
London, England, 1807-12-24

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIL AVEIIND, cause," 23.--Paired by the Thomas, Simp-
fon ; and tht. Maria Elizabeth, Fotland, from the Baltic.—``ailed
the Venice, Wells. for Dublin ; Prinecfs Mary, Glbron ; awl the
Good Intent, Cully, for Malta.

The jefu Maria, jEz, from Oporto, for Cork, is
put into Liihon.
-

_
The Msrgery and Mary, Srasciterr, from New.
foundland, for Demerara, has been taken, retaken,
and carried into Dominica.
The Mentor, Geoias, from New Yolk for Braid,
has been retaken, and carried into Cork.

The Duke of Xork, DAVIS, flow Liverpool, is
cut off on the coati of Africa.

The Sananritan, —, from New York for Ant.
were, is loft .off Flulhing ; crew lived:
The Rachael and Lucy, —, from Billyraintr
for Liverpool, is loft on Lochwielly.
The Qeorie, —, from Bridport to London, watt
taken on the 29th ult. off Elpogenefs, by a French
privateer. • _ _ .

The follc.wing is an extra& of a letter from Lieu.
tenant Taacty, of the Linnet gunbrig, dated the
17th infiant, to Captaih HONYMAN, of his Majefty's
{hip Leda : . .
" The lbip which you Cent me to reconnoitre laft evenings II
on Iltore on the math, near Calvadoes; the Is Englilh, pierccetor
i 8 guns, copper bottomed, and no name on ha item ; but from
the picking up of a boat on the i6th Intl called the Mentz, of
London, Thomas Hill Mater, It Is likely &gamy be Co called."
N. B. The Pliieni; Hitt, is now at Ynttlinoulb,
-
bound to the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1807-12-24

FAULKENER.
This day was publiihed, price 2s 6d.

F-
AULKENER, a Tragedy; as it is performing
with great Applaufe at the Theatre Royal, Drury lame.
By WILLIAM GODWIN.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No 6, Bridge Itreet, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
The Lira of CHAUCER, in four Volumes Bvo. price tl 16s. in
hoards. Alfo, CA can WIL timer—ST Lion—and FL RUT WOOD.

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STATE LOTTERY OF ay,ooo TICKETS,
Begins DRAWING the Stb of MARCH, :BA.
To be Drawn in Tea Days.
SCHEME. - -

3 Prizes of Lao,cco are £60,000
3 -- 10,000 30,^-00
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25,000 Tickets. £250p00
NO FIXED PRIZE.
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thiser of any Lottery fur many Years pal, though nikny of thole
Lotteries confifted of 60,000 Tickets.
PRESENT PRICE.
Lza i 9 0
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(45_iarter - c 9 o 1 Sizseenth a 8 0
TICKETS and.SHAR ES are now felling by
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No 26, Cornhitt; 52, Charing Croft; and St. Margaret's Hill,
B.srough.
Who hare likewife on Szle, Tickets and Shares in a great variety
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GRAND C 1 TY LOTTERY,
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2 -----... 7,000 6 ---7 3,000
4 ---• 6.000 t --- 2,000
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Ticket
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ABERDEEN, DECEMBER i 9.

By a letter from Mr. WILLIAM STEVEN,
filipbuilder in thi. place, to his father, received on
Sunday lan, dated en board the Gleneur privateer.
of Dunkirk, the 26th of November, it appears, tits
Margarets, BLacaar mailer, a fchooner belonging
to this place, was unfortunately captured on the 24tti
of that month, off Flamborongh Head. The make
was kept oa hoard to condemn her, and (he was or-
dered for the Tex!. The Margarets was laden with
(hip timber, from Selby in the Humber for Aberdeen.
Mr. STEVEN (tares, that he was well ufed on board
the privateer. We arc happy to add, that the priva-
teer has been finca taken by the Scorpion (loop of
war.

HULL, DECEMBER 20.
In confequeace of notice of the Ruffian embargo
being given by Sir S. SHARPS, every &ilia veffcl
left Cronftadt. The Elbe, gale ; &trey, Dryden ;
Apollo, Gourley ; and Mary. Woods, all of this port,
were the lag to depart. The Elbe and Betfey had
got bclOw 'the guard Grp, and die Apollo below the
Mole, when a cutter was difpatched after; theM;and
carried them back. The Mary was feized in the
Mole. The Apollo having on board the fraggage of
our Ambafradorr, was afterward; liberated, and
allowed to proceed.

The cargo of the Arno, ( which was rugered to
depart from Cronttadt, after the embargo, with the
baggage of Lord Lay ssoa Gown) was taken out
by order of the Killian Government, before the was
given up.

The Berwick packet, jamiefon, with ordnance
(lines, from Purlieu to Fort George. was obliged to
throw 160 boxes of (hot and (hells overboard during
a gale, in Biidlington Bay, on Tuefday laft.
London, England, 1807-12-24

SI-ILERNLSS, DEC. s 3.

The following Sv.-cdith !hips have received convoy
infiruetions from his Majdly's (hips KITE and FAL*
CON, to proceed to Gottenburgil, but the foggy
weather which has continued f the two or three
lad days, has prevented their failing.
Albertlna Margaretha, Snaciedru, with fait and fugar. •
Frederica, Neilfon, with Pals.
Enigheten, Johnfon, with ditto.
Atlas, Heldt, with ditto.
Flora, Lindberg, with ditto.
Indultry, Fagots, with ditto.
Gultave Adolphe, DalUtrom, with ditto.
Preheat, Bartward, iu ballalt.

Arrived a large Prpflian (hip, with mails fir Cha.
tham yard, and failed immediately ; all', the Eli-
zabeth, Gunatc, to take in !alt and HI at this port
from the Danifh ptizesond proceed wi:h it to Got-
tenburgh. Every exerrlbn is making here to fit out
the (Lips; the (mall veffels Item to have a preference.
There are between 70 and 8o fail of pendants here
and at Chatham, of which there never was an inftance
before. The Mariner gun brig is come down horn
Chatham. The Goliah will go out of harbour in a
day or two ; and fo great has the exertion of Capt.
SKaati and his Officers bee;, that the Guerrier
fri-
gate is expelled from Chatham in a few days, altho'
fo very recently commillioned. The Inflexible is to
be paid off, being very deft Live.