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London, England, 1807-12-09

OLD BAILlfr, DIM. 8.

1 entente Smith was indiaed for stealing three odd
boots, the property of Henry Moggridge, at Fleet-
ftreet, at the tune of the late fire in his bottle.
Mr. BARRY, the Counfel for the prifoner, end's.
examined the witneffes for the profecution with con.
fiderable ingenuity' and ability ; but nothing could
4hake their teaimony. The priloner was convitied'.
The Common Ssaptahr pronouncing fentence upon
him, animadverted with great force upon the enor-
silty of the offence, and fisted the neceility of making
a fevere example of offenders of this defcription ; he
then ordetet the prifoner to- be .trattfported 'for feven

years.
y. Simons, who was ci

invieed of (haling a few

pounds of 'candles from Ilf. Coloney, a publican, in
Windmill-fireet, demanded' Come property of his
which he Paid was in ilia hands of the police officers.
The Cora mom &repasts., however, informed him,
that he had no property : that it belonged to the
Sheriff. The Sheriff then Rated that any thing of
that fort that came into their hands was given to.
wards the Sheriff's Fund for the relief of poor
debtors and petty offenders.
Richard Wawa, who keeps the Three Pigs, at
Hengefield, near Norwich, was indifled for a mifde-
meanor, in having olAruded Come excife officers in
the execution of their duty, on the xoth of Oflober,
t 806. The obliruftion was proved by three, and the
identity of the prifoner was (worn to by two officers.
Four other perfons, however, proved an alibi to the
fatisfaftion of the Jury, and he was acquitted.
Same day the Seffions ended, when lenience of
tranfpnrtation for (even years was paired on William
Ryland, Jofeph Heaths, John Tytler, George Smith,
William Parker, George Field, James AniTerfon,
William Weft, Rebecca Simmons, George Petty,
Thomas Welch, Sarah Smith, Henry Hart, alias
Slackman, Charlotte Cooke, lfaac Ellis, Laurence
Denly, and Laurence Smith. One was fentenced to
be imprifoned in the Houfe of Correflion, at Clet
enwell, for two years ; one for one year ; ten for
fie calendar months, one of them to be privately
whipped, and two publicly whipped ; and (even
were ordered to be imprifoned in Newgate for vat ious
petiods, three of them to be privately and two pub
licly whipped.
St.ffiJns adjourned to rsth January ntxt.
London, England, 1807-12-09

CHATHAM, DECEMBER 8.

Detachments of the ad battalion of the gad regi.
ment, which have been employed in aflifFing to na-
vigate the Danilll prizes, and been landed at Portf-
mouth and Sheernefs, halted is Canterbury on Fri-
day and refierday, on their route to join the regiment
in Deal Barracks.

Captain DALEY is appointed to command the
Alonzo floating battery at Sheerness.
A tranfpmt {hip from Monte Video, with a party
of the 95th rifle corps arrived in the Downs on Friday.
The troops were landed at Deal, and have fince
joined the regiment at Hythe.
London, England, 1807-12-09

THE EXPEDITIONS.

General M'Faacarta has arrived at Portfrnonth,
where he is concluding and expediting the embarka-
tions. Yellerday the IA divifion of that very fine
regiment the 29th, embarked ; the embarkation of
this high ordered corps, we undertland, was really
a• treat to military men, it was fo very well condbaed
and to Much of a piece with the high charailer for
difciplirie and conduit, which the zgth has long
maintained.

We believe that it is in agitation to give the breiet
rank to the gallant Colonel DORIRN, vice HORTON,
detained on account of bad health. The report is
afloat in military circles, that Sir DAVID BAIRD is
about to be again aaively employed.
London, England, 1807-09-21

OFFICE OF toßDNANCEstettember ifo, t^-i 7.
THE PRIACIPII, OFFICERS His 111ajrfies
ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,

That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Friday the ad of Odtober next, from fuch Perims u
may be willing to undertake the fupply of HOSIERY ARTICLES
for the fervlce of this Department, for a period of three years,
agreeably to Patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Store•
keeper's Office, in the Tower.
Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of
the contra& may be kcown upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of tea
and four o'clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, Pealed
up, and cndorfed Propagate for the fupply of Hofiery Articles."
But no proporal can be admitted after the Paid ad of Odtober, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender
be noticed, unlefe the party making It, or an Agent in his behalf,
dull attend.

By Order of the Board,
R, H. CREWE, Surctary.
London, England, 1807-09-21

tltbM SAIVILDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At a Court at the Qeett's Mott. the iftth bfl
September, pretest the King's Moft Excellent
jelly in Council I it it chit day ordered,loy his MaleAy
in Council. that the Parliament which Rands pro
rogued to Thbrfday the 24th day of this inflect Sep-
tembef. be flirthstr protogued to Taftfay the acitli
day df Nuveiniter next.

QIIKEN*3 PALACE, SEPT. 16, dol.
The Kin; was this day pleated to eclat!. the he.
Rout of Knighthond on George Collier. EN. a Cap-
tain in the Royal NAvy.

WHITEHALL, SEPT. vg.
The ICING has been pleated t, prefent the Rev. jowl Pintail,
Clerk, Student in Civil LUC, to the Vicarage of erode Hampton,
in the County of Devoe, and Dineefe of Enter. void by thereat.
nation of the Rev. Jong PIT MA 14, Clerk. Metter dif Arts.
The KIN e has alfo been pleated to prefent the Rev. 4saitc noel
Caosaia, to the Church and Par% of Settle, in the Prcibytety
and Stewarty of Kirkcudbright, vacant by the death of Mr. GEC
MAXVIS LL.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 19, do,.
Eztradt of a Letter from Captain James Lucas Yco, Commander
of his Majelty's Sloop the Conflance, dated off La Guardia,
the 18th Auguft do 7, tranfinitted to this Office by Admiral
Lord Gardner.. •

I have the pleafore to acquaint you, that pro.
ceedirig to Oporto, agreeable to my orders, I received
information of a fmall Spanifh lugger privateer being
in La Guardia, that had been committing great de
predations on our trade on the Cook of Portugal;
it being calm, and within a few miles of that pert,
I difpatched the boats under the command of Mr.
William Hovenden Walker, Firll Lieutenant, affilled
by Meths. Herbert, (Mallet's Mate,) and Forder,
(Midth;pman)r to cut her out, which they performed
in a moll pall Ant manner, the two forts and privateer
being perfealy prepared to receive them, and opened
a heavy fire on our boats long before they reached
the veffel, which was moored under them, and, from
the priloners' account, mounted four 24 pounders.
the other fix 18•poundets, and one Itut.dred and fifty
troops; the proves to be the El Reitrada. of Guardia.
mounting one twelve and two 4.pounders, with 3o
men, one of whom was killed, feveral wounded, and
the ref jumped overboard. lam happy to add it
was accomplifhed without any lofa on our fide.—
Lieutenant Walker fpraks in the highell manner of
Meets. Herbert and Forder, as alto of all the (carnal
and marines of the party.
London, England, 1807-09-21

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

• -- .
TO-MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21,
;heir MajeftlaServanu will aft the Contedy of
THE WONDER.
Don Felix, Mr. Ellifton ; Frederick, Mr. Holland ;
• Colonel Briton, Mr. Baxrytnore; Don Pedro, Mr. Matthews ;
Gibby, Mr. Palmer, (being his hit appeasance in that charaeter )
Liam* Mr. Beanifter.
Tiolante, Mrs. Jordan, (bay beekeend gpeelllDCC there years.)
Donna Ifabelle. Mb Mellon I Flea, Mifs Pope.
To which wM be added the Cowie Opera of
THE POOR SOLDIER.
'atrick. by A Young Lady, (her fit* appearance on any Rage.)
Norah, Mrs. Monne% ; Kathlane, Mn. Bleed.
• The doors to be opened at half pall five, and the Performances
begin at half pan fix.
London, England, 1807-09-21

VICTUALLING-OPFIOE, letteraer 14, 1807.
I'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS majEs7r, NAP," do Zen," give Notice,

That on Thurfday the 24th icftant, they will be ready to
1 receive Tenders in writing ((caled up) for as many HOGS, (the
Carcafea of which not to weigh lets than 'nibs. each) intended
for Pork for Sea Store, as the refpedive Dealers therein may
think proper to offer; to be killed in his Majefty's Vidlualling Pre-
miles at Deptford, betreen the 12th of Odlober nest and the 311 t
of March following; the firft delivery whereof to take place on
r Monday the raid 12th of Odder next, and the fubfequent deli-
veries to be continued twice in each week, in fuels regular propor-
I dons, as that the whole fhall be completed by the pit of March
'before-mentioned; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in-
tereft ninety days after date.
No offer of Hop of a legs number than will produce so Tons of
Pork will be attended to. The Conditions of the Comma may be
fees at the Secretary's Office.
Ne regard will le bone any tender Ls etebirb the trke flail net Le hi-
' keel in words at /web, cot be delivered so she twrd before •
ewer o'eleci ow the fill Vas/Lip elm a4tb leant, we tialefs the lefties
r sole wales the hider, er fosse teems en his Isebay; sates& es assfwer
albeit called lir.
London, England, 1807-09-21

THE FIFTH 000 X.

A DICTIONART of the FRZNCH and ENGLISH, and Ettausn
and FRENCH LANGUAGES ; Including many Hundred Wards not
to be found in other Ditaionaries, and excluding others unknown
to modem French literature. The whole revifed, prepared, and
compiled by M. L'Abbe de Levizac ; beawifully printed in a aew
Nonpareil Type, on flue Paper, price cos. b3ung.
TILE SIXTII ROOK. r
DICTIONAIRE UNIVaRSIL DES STNONTDILS Di LA LANGVI
FRASICOISZ, Recueillis par M. L'Abbe de Levine, prix 6s.
Printed for RICHARD Pa lc at rs' No. 6, Bridge-ftrcet,
friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers, with the full Allowance to
Schools.

N. B. The above-mentioned Series of eafy and fimpte elemen-
tary Books are believed to be all that are neceffiry to render an
&DOA Student fufficlently familiar with the French Language,
for the purpofes of reading and converfation. Every perfon mint
have been Bruck with the abfurdity of the practice of putting the
prefect voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and
their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Well educated
Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fuhtleties
which, by means of the previouSy exalting French and Eaglifh
Grammars, are attempted to be taught to Children in Engliih
Schools. The Abbe &dales Books, on the contrary, cattalo no-
thing but general and effential points of information ; they leave
the Pronunciation to the living Tutor, from whom as much will
be karntin an hour as by Rule in a year; and, in refpcet to Words"
and Conftruetion, they place the aequirement ni the French Lan-
guage, by an Englifh chill, exactly on the fame tooling as that on
which it ftandt to a native.
London, England, 1807-09-21

SALES BY AUCTION.

NAMABLE CANAL. TAVISTOCIC, MINERAL CANAL'
and EAST MIDDLESCX WATER WORKS SHARES.
MONTHLY SALE. —By Mr. SCOTT.
On Friday, Odober a, at Twelve (faint,
At Garraway's, Loodon,
QHARES in the Grand 'nation, Grand Same►.
Taviftock Mineral Canal in Devonihire. Maniere. Woriador
and Birmingham, Aberdare, Laneafter, Kennet and Avon. Union
and Crinan Canals, and the Eaft Midderes Water Works.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Hatebett's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Oarraway's ; and at Mr. Scott, No. 15,
New Bridge-ftreet. London.

On Wednefday. tbg 3otb day of September MIL at the Landon
Inn, in Dover, at Eleven o'Clock.
THE eery handfome Ship WACKSAMKEIT.
ERIC LUNSTROM, late Mater; condemned as Prize to
hls Majcfty's gun brig Blazer, joust Morro m, Efq. Commander.
Length Aloft 125 feet 8 Inches...—Breadth 3t feet 6 inches—
Height between Decks 6 feet 4 inches—And admeafures 533 544'
Tons.

The Wackfamkeit is a remarkably fait faller, particularly
adapted for the Tranfport Service, Weft India, Eaft Country, or
any employ where difpatch and burthen are required; is molt
abundantly found, and only wants provillons to equip her for lea.
For inventories and further particulars, apply to Kau Clement.
fon, Efq. Ne. 14, Clement's Inn, London ; or to Thomas Paia,
Dover.
London, England, 1807-09-21

VALE OF LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGHSIRE.

On Thurfday the tit day of Darker. 1837, at the Hand inn, in
Llangollen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following Lon',
and fubjed to fueb Oonditioos as Mall be then produced (notch
previonily difpofed of by Private Contract, of which due notice
will he given)
THE following VALUABLE ESTATES,
VIZ quantities.
Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R. IP.
t Ellis Edwards Pevgwern Hall and Detnsibe a 67 S 23
1 J. Edwards, E. Evans,
and E. Edwards Pengwern Farm i 33 s 5
3 John
i Edwards Part of Ty ifs ii, al3
4 tlO Ditto 4 0 0
5 Ditto Ditto 4 3 8
6 Ditto Erw Brakly and Cottage s o so
7 John Jones and John Pengwern MITI and pot of Thy
Edwards Felin a 1 6
8 lobo Edwards Erw Pengerrig s 1 3s
9 Ditto Y Dolydd 4 3 30
10 Ellis Edwards Meguagc and Farm 33 1 3
it Widow Parry Ditto 31 0 17
as J Edwards, carpenter Ditto 27 1 S 9
53 Thomas Evans Ditto 38 3 -11
14 Jonathan Aught. Ditto 30 0 1
II Edward Evans Ditto 6 s 5
_ _
Maes

s 6 Edward Evans , y Cmes 2 0 o
ay Ellis Edwards Cae Helin and Rhos Pengvrern all% 4
I 8 Edward Evart Erw Cached 3 2 20
19 Ellis Edwards Caeaw ral y Coed 4 t IS
The above Farms are fituatrd in the townthip of Penmen'. in
the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of Llangollen, the ke-
no./ of which has been the admiration of ail travellers. The
no vis and coppices are well grown, and the timber of large di-
mt n ions, whl:h arc to be takes by the purchafcrs at a fair vale.
lion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or dthrable
fituation for the refidence of a genteel tangly than this eltate.
The *reams running through the Eitate are numerous, and ren-
der the greaten part capable of improvement by irrigation.
The Sheep walks are very extenfive, comprifing above 700
awes, and their boundaries are well arcs:ruined.

The town of Llangolleo adjoins the Etlate' which comprifes
the whole of the towtithip of Pengwem, with the exception of a
cottage or two, and is in a ring fence.
The diftarce front the market town of Wrexham is is miles,
from Ofweftry .1 miles,. and from Ruthin t 3 miles.
The tenants have diretions to thew the elates. Priated par.
ticulars may be bad of Mr. Wynne; Solicitor, Mold ; Mtffrs.
Philpot and Stone, Hare Court. Temple, London ; at the Hotel
and Feathers Inn, Chatter; the Hand Ivo, Llangollen; at the
Eagles inn, in Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; and at all
the principal hind in the neighbourhood.
N.B. Further information may be obtained at Mr. Wynne's
Office, in Muhl where a plan of the Fflates may be Peen.
London, England, 1807-09-21

KONINGSBIAG, AUG. so.

Mr. de Beyme, Cabinet Connienor, has entered
upon his ordinary funitions, having fucceeded the
Baron Hardenberg, who has obtained permillion to
refigu. The Univerfity of Halle will be replaced by
that which is to be organized at Frankfort upon the
Oder : feveral Profelfors have already been called
from the former, and the latter will be prelided by.
M. Wide. :;
London, England, 1807-09-21

TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS.
'FO be LET, and entered on immediately, a
HOUSE and SHOP, properly fitted up for a INtcher, long
cliablithed In that bulimia, convenient for liaugbtering,fituate near
the water fide, and near to the Hermitage, Wapping, Reef nso-
&rate, and may be made by Lodgers. For particulars enquire of
Mr. John Davie, butcher, 307, Wapping High ftrcet, near the
London Dock.
London, England, 1807-09-21

This ray was pablifited In Oetam, price ss.'hoards,
AN ESSAY on the NATiJiLE of FEVERS
being m attempt to afcertaia the Principles of its Treatment.
By A. PHILLIPS WILSON, M D. F.R S. Ed.
Fellow of the Royal College of ,Phythians of Edinburgh, &c.
Printed for John Murray, fleet &met, London; and Archibald
Conftable and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1807-09-21

TFIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY. St.PTEMDER u.
Sv.M.arrnam.....No bands done st the stock Exebange.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Rod Oiut I India Bonds. par xs.dif.
3 per Ct. Coot 6alll Imp. Ann. 71 xt-s6the
per Cent. dint gicheq. Bills, dif as. pre- par
5 per Cent. Navy, Oil I Ontnium f dif. •

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived on Saturday, but at
too late an hour to allow us to give any part of its
contents. They were not, however, of that impor.
tante which might have been expeEted at a crifis like
the prefent. It appears by Tome of the letters from
Peter!burgh, to have been underßood there, that
the Englifh Government had applied to the Emperor
Alexander to guarantee to Denmark the poffeffion
of its fleet, and that France thould not compel the,
ofof it againtt us ; and k was not until his Imperial!
Majetty had declined an interference which might
interrupt the good underffanding he had eftablifhed
with France, that our Government adopted the refo-
lution to deprive the enemy of the means with which
the Danifh marine would furnifh him for our annoy.
ance. The hitherto unaccountable delay which oc-
curred in the early Rages of our operations in the
Baltic, is now afcribed to the negociations of St. Pe.
terlburgh.
We need hardly remark, however, that but little
dependance should be placed on what at bet czn
only be confidered as matter of opinion in St. Pe-
ter fburgh. The following arc two of the letters re-
ceived by the Mail : _ _

Pa TB;SBURGH, AUG• :3.—Every thing is perfeftly
quiet here; and the war with France Teems as much
forgotten as if it had never taken place. The letters
do act fuggefl the molt diflant idea of a rapture
with England. The only intelligence from Gotten-
burgh of a novel nature is, that the Swedith fleet is
getting ready with the utmoft expedition; to join the
fleets of Eagland in any fervice where it can be the
moll ufeful.

Another letter of fomewhat an earlier date fays --

" The equipment of a (mall fquadrnn, which was
in a Rate of forwardnefs at Cionliadt, had been fuf-
pended, and the Ruffian Government appeared dif•
pofed to place its commercial relations with this
country on a permanent and amicable balls. The
Expedition from this country to the Baltic, was
known at Peter fbnrgh about the middle of Auguß•
The object of it bad been communicated to the Re
flan Government by Lord G. L. Gower. A Danifb
Courier arrived Ihortly after, with difpatches from
his Court, which were the objeft of feveral Cabinet
conferences, and gave occafion to repeated interviews
between the Ruffian, Britifk, French, and Dana
Minifiers."
London, England, 1807-09-21

On the ift of (Moho next will be publifited, price as. 64.

With a large Caricature by a celebrates( anti t, Number I. of a new
Magazine, entitled,
THE SATIRIST; or MONTHLY METEOR.
" Omne in pracipiti vitium ftetit : utere velis,
" Totos paude finus." Jut Sat.x.v 149-
" Follies and vices uneontroull prevail,
" To fea,bold SATIRIST ! fpread wide your faiL"
The Proprietors of this Publication ore a foetety of Gentlemen,
whole literary eonneetions are peculiarly EXICIIBTC, and their in-
tention is to produce a Mifcellany at once clatfical, amufing, and
devoid of pedantry. SATIRE will be its molt prominent feature;
and they volatile to wield the fcourge with a rigorous and impar.
tial hand. They will not reprobate the crime,but expore and
&attire the criminal ; and the votary of Lithiarable diffipation, and
the profligate partizan of faction, thall alike be fubjen to their lath.
'l'hc Political department will be condadted on the fame fpirited
plan as the late celebrated ANTI-JACOBIN Newfpaper. The Re-
view of new publioatioas will be (evenly jutt ; and the clatbing
opinions of other critics will be arranged in whimfical oppofition.
The Theatrical critiques will neither be influenced by partiality
nor pique; on the contrary, thole nevrfpaper criticifins which ap-
pear to proceed from tech difgraceful motives thrill be treated with
mercilefs fevaity. Such Poetry only will to admitted as Is re-
markable for the brilliancy of its wit or the keennefs of its fatire.
The plan of the SaTtairr will alfo embrace fabiortable anecdotes,
I:iterating intelligesee, country news, lift of deaths, morrialito,
See. In Slott, neither ezpenee nor trouble will be (pared, to ren-
der it a molt elegant and amufing addition to the breskfilt-table
and the library.
Printed for Samuel Tipper, No. 37, Leadenhaitreet ; under
cover to whom all letters, orders, and communications for the
Editor are to lie addrefed,(poft paid). Sold alto by every Book-
feller and Newfinan in the Linked Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-09-21

HIGH STREET FARM, TICEHURSr, SUSSEX.
By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Suceeffors to Mr. SIA rru),
To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, at Garraway's on Wednaf-
day, Oelober :4, at is o'clock, by order of the Trollies of
Mr. Joon StALLS. deceafctl,
ADetirable COPYHOLD ESTATE, in the
Parifh of iricehurft, in the county of Suffex; confining of
upwards of so acres of pollute. arable, meadow, and wood land,
in a ring fence, with a farm boort, barn, and out,huilding, lately
put into good repair, and in a pleafant (porting country. adjoining
the turnpike road from Wadburft, 6 miles. from Lamberhurft, and
within st miles of Tunbridge Wells. The Farm is in hand, and
early partition will be given.
To be viewed, and particulars had 10 days previous to the fate ;
at the Suite: Arms Tavern and Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells;
Crown, Tunbridge; Star, Levret ; Chequers, Lamberbut ft ; White
Hart, Scvt.ti oaks; Swan, Hafting!'; Cattle, Brighton; of Mr. Welt,
Solicitor, No. 7, Clement's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Meru
Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad•ftreet, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1807-09-21

ARRIVED.

In the Steer. the Miss, Sky. from Waterford; Ttignotouth
Cattle. Storey; and the Andtoy. Corns, from Arehangel—At
Chatham, the Slits, Chapman, front Archangel Off Shicidr, :he
Stephen, Smite, from Archangel-4kt Hull, the Supply, Harrifoo
from Archangel, sad the John and Sank. Donee, from Peterf-
burght Somer, the Ina. Standen, from Peteriburgh—.At
Ponfirsoucli. the William, Planning, from Waterford—lu the
Clyde. the Traveller, WilfOn, and the Lord Melville, Cameron,
from Quebec—At Liverpool. the Centurion, —, from weber
shlin, the John, Lewis, front Archangel—At Limerick,
the Mar amt. Hardy, from Peterlburgh.—At bricUington' the
Helen, Kirk, from Peterfbursh; Herald, Robinfon, and the Sup.
fIY, BrOWadons from Archangel-At Bolton, the Exert, Kaufman,
eves Lon.

itISTRIBUTION OP:PRIZE MONEY.
The Wanes, for the capture of the his, Nov. Id, and Rear
Nor.s6, dos.; and the Defence. Prevoyante, and Guerrier, for
the Mims., Dec. go. OW, will be paid to-morrow, at No. 13,
Gass Oeonge-ftreet, Weltrainfter, and there recalled.

The Cenior. for the capture of the Mercurius and Goede Hen
flgle.Mgisit 5,1866. will be paid on her arrival at Yarmouth, and
recalled at Mr. Richards's Ace in t►at place.
Ths Norfolk. for the capture of l'Adolpbe, January s 6, Okay,
will be ',idols her arrival at Leith. and recalled at the Admiral's
oilbse. Leith.

The Ariadee, for the otpture of the Juno sod the D.pliliarbyd,
Anglia look& , wW hs paid ea her arrival is port, and recalled
at No, es, Tbrogolortsaftreet.

A late merchant veffel, the Mary, of London,
Captain LTOII9, coming home from the Baltic, laden
with wood and iron, was wrecked a few days ago,
off Cullen, and all on board perifked. The cries of
the fuffcrers wen heard byfiiineltheroaeo atomt one
in the morning, but the wind W3s fo tempeituoils
that they could afford no a iMaance. The Captaties
trunk floated afhore with part of the week. and o■
opening it the firil article that pretested itfelf was a
letter addreffed to his wife in London. oscillating her
to meet him at Leith ; irons which it appears that the
vetlel was bound to that port. Several other veffek
were wrecked about the Panne time off
,the Scotch
coati, hat the crews were Caved, except that of a (loop
from Limekiks, who were all drowned.
London, England, 1807-09-21

The GREAT TYTHES of CHICHESTER.
By Mali. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's Coffee houfe, Cornhill, on Wttlnefday, the 54th of
Odlobar, at twelve. by order of the Trultees of the late Henry
Ha!fey, of Henley Park, surrey, Efq. deceafed,
'HE RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES of
the feeeral Pariilscs of St. PETER the GREAT, within the
City of CHICHESTER, and the adjoining Par:fhes of RUM.
BOLD's WYKE, and FISHBOURN, in the County of SUSSEX ;
extending over about tsoo acres of arable. rich meaddii and other
land, producing on a average, about col. per annumNitth barns,
(tabling, and out•buiidings, and a (mall garden.
Particulars may be had twenty days previous to the (ale; of
John Scott, F.fq. 13, Uppsr Guildford.ftrect, Ruffsll (quart; at the
Dolphin,Chic !Ater, Caitle, Brighton ; Star, Lewes; Hotel. ttognor ;
at Garraway's; and of Mefrs. Plogggart and Phillips, 63, Old
Broad-timer. near the Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1807-01-14

WESTMINSTF A SESSIONS.

Satarday the ntal ut Judge, a porter at the
Gloucealer Cnffee•houfe, Piccadilly, was pot off', by
content, until next Setlions. A point of law will be
argued on the cafe, as the Counfel for the defence
contend►, that the.prifoner, wile, it will be :einem-
bered, altered the ticket given. hint by the book-keeper
at the Office, for the parpote of fraud, thould have
been convided in the penalty of sos. when,hefore the
tlighl rates. It is contended, on the other hind, alas
the4conduft of the ptifnner was fraudulent, and that
he was liable to be tried for franc!, by foregoing the
crutidann, according to Alt of Parliament. •
London, England, 1807-09-28

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 26.

Came in the Danifh Hercules, Capt. HAMM.
from Sr. Thomas's, to Copenhagen, with tutn, fugar,
and coffee, detained by the Snap Dragon privateer ;
Succefs, Capt. MaCoy, from Gibraltar, with wine ;
RALaIGH, of 18 guns, from the eaftward; Tentative,
Captain Dpsit.va. from Oporto, detained by the
Satellite privateer; St. Anthony, Capt. Hot.t.aMDPlt,
from Oporto, detained by the Chearful cutter ; Mi
nerva, Capt. LIDLER, from Monte Video, with hides,
dec. ; Ontario, NYS, from Ne.v Bedford, with nil,
detained by the Clear privateer; Dane (hip Chrillie,
Capt. Hoes, from Santa Cruz, with fugar and rum,
detained by the Symptom, of t 8 guns • Dane barque
Sophia Amelia, Damt.smill, from Tonningen, to
Oporto, with linen, detained by the Chearful cutter ;
Dane btig Daphne, Capt. MswzaLt., from Spain,
with brandy, detained by the Novae, of 18 guns ;
Dane fhip Mercury, Captain Cattast.. from
Cruz, with rum and fugar, detained by the PLOYS *
Dane (hip Mogador, Capt. Srraras, from St. Tho.
mas's, with coffee and fugar, detained by the Plover;
Dane brig Cronon, Capt. PETIRSON. from Cephalo
nia, with currants, detained by the MILLTIROOK of
t 8 guns; PLovsa, of 18 guns, from a cruize ; Mo.
maacit, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; and
the RAPID, of 18 guns, from a cruize. _

Dane barque Nicoline, Capt. BRINCItb from Santa
Cruz, with rum and fugar, detained by the Scorpion,
of 18 guns; Flora, Capt. S maws, from Charleßown
for this port, 55 days pottage. The Nicotine left the
Leeward Iflands fleet, the 13th Augult, conlifting of
t 2 fail, under convoy of the Rasstuas, of 74 guns,
BELLIII.II, of 74, Jasost, of 40, and ALIXANDItIA,
of 40.
London, England, 1807-09-28

NJUTiCAL 11VTBL.LIGENCE.

MAILS—bWtod W.
Dublinwtt.
ARA. PDSIt. but.
W Gotteabargh 0 1
• Waterford s Want o
'maks 1 o

LEKW4.RD ISLAND FLEET.
The Leeward IflAnd fleet, under convoy of his
Majefty's Ihip NORTH UNIIERL•ND, has arrived tale in
the Dawns.
FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER Is.

Arrived the Cootayaics armed brig Lieutenant
Batozasrow, and HIND cutter, A cian,from a cruize;
the Danith brig Unitas, Capt. Payaasox, from Santa
Cruz, laden with coffee, &c. bound to Hamburgh,
detained by the Miranda privateer, of this port ; the
Portugoefe brig Afia, Capt. Da Souc A, from Lifb,n,
Paid to be bound to Comma, with fugar and wine,
detained by the Trafalgar privateer, of Gibraltar ;
the brig Hope, Batasrr, from Gibraltar—parted
from the convey this morning off the Lizard, under
his Majefiy's lhips Swtrrsuas and SATURN, 74 guns,
each ; WO: arrived the Princefs Charlotte packet, Kul,
with mails from Jamaica, 37 days paffage.
Mergers per the Prineefs Mariam—Colonels Conway anct
GRATZ,. Captain STILLS, and Mara MITCHELL, AUCHIE, and
GILPIN.

I'he MEDIATOR and FIIIGUARD failed from Jamaica
on the 26th July, with convoy for England.—Palled
this port for London, the Ame►ican thip Woodruff
Sims, Capt. MAYNIS, from Virginia for London.--
Wind W.
London, England, 1807-09-28

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 27.

Sailed the HALCYON and Oasarus (loops of war,
Sparkler, Archer, Vixen, and Constant gun brigs, on
a cruize. Arrived from a cruize, the Stately, and
remains with the Majellic, Ilpebock, l'Aimahla, and
Q2ebec frigates.—The Lieutenant tried yellerday cn
boatd the Q.Ltebec has been honourably acquitted.
London, England, 1807-09-28

DOVER, SEPT. 26.

The WaattaLia gun brig arrived in the Roads
this morr.ing from a cruise, and failed again this even-
ing for the French coati. His MajeQy's Ihip Nra
TMUMa ar.aan, having under her convoy a large
fleet from the Well Indies, paired by here this do tot
the River: the fhip Hazard, Captain &LI., of and
from Antigua, hove to off here for an anchor and
cable, to replace thofe the Inlt on leaving Tortola.—
Wind W.N.W. and moderate.
SHEERNESS, SEPT. 28.

The Plc acts gun brig has this moment hoiffed the
fignal for the Baltic convoy, and will fail on Toec
day nczt.—Several light tranfports have arrived at
the Nore, and more are hourly expeeed—for what
porpofc is not publicly known.—Arrivcd at the Greg
Nore, the NAMUit, to take the trg of Admiral
Wet.Ls on bard at this port, and to lie as Raticnary
(hip, in the room of the Zealand.

Wind N. W. blows Rtong.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 27.

Arrived here this morning the CONSTANT gnn•
brig; and the CuaLaw flop of war, having beets
on &ore on the weft rocks off this piste : with the
Alliance of a (mall veffel into which the put twelve
of her guns, the CURLEW has been got off without
futiaining any mated,' injury. No news of the
Asous, we now conclude the is captured.
London, England, 1807-09-28

RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

It is Rill rumoured that thefe Courts are far from
feeling a cordial harmony. On this point alma all
the private letters from St. Peterfbnrgh by the lall
Mail are perfeftly agreed. Not only are the Nobles
diffatisfied with the Treaty of Tilfir, but the Empe-
ror A LIZARDS& himfelf, it is laid, complains of hav-
ing been deceived by acccnnts pretended to have been
received at the French head-quarters, Rating the de-
feat of the Ruffians in battle, that had never been fought !
General 13mm:saw, it is laid, but we can hardly
credit it, has pu4Rithed a Memorial refpeeing the
operations of the campaign before the conclufion of
the Treaty, in which he more than blames the ap-
pearance of ALEXANDER at the camp, and the orders
he infillad on being executed.
He principally oomplains ofhaving been ordered to
cover Koning(berg after the fall of Dant zig, a mea-
lure which he declared impraelicable without weak-
ening his centre and expofing his army to the danger
of being penetrated in that quarter by the enemy—
but the orders of ALEXANDER were imperative ! A
little time will (hew whether there be any truth in
tittle rumours.
London, England, 1807-09-28

PORTUGAL.

We have already Hated, that the Taft Lain Mail
brought intelligence of the intention of the Punts.
guefe Government .o emigrate to the Brazils. It is
reported that an application has been made to our
Government to ;ICI them in executing their plan.
All accounts concur in Hating that France is pre-
paring a large force for the invafion of Portugal ;
and, on the face of it it, appears probable,that, with.
out the affillance of a Britifh force, it would be im-
poffible to effect the plan of emigration that is talked
of—but whether Government have come to any re-
folutinn on the fubjeft we have not the means of
knowing. Could the meafures be properly carried
into effclt, there is every probability that it would
open up new commercial channels which might ulti-
mately prove highly beneficial; but there are fa many
difficulties in the way, that we fhould be little fur-
prifed were the attempt entirely to fail.
London, England, 1807-09-28

BELL ROCK LIGHT...SECOND NOTICE.

SINCE the Fiat Notice of the Eflablifhment of a
FLOATING LIGHT at the BELL ROCK was publifhed,
it has been found neeefary to ALTER the SITUA ZION of the
VESSEL.

She is now moored with a Mtlthroorn Anchor and Chain ID
Twenty-one Fathoms Water, the Bell Rock bearing, by the Com-
pats,S. E. S. diftant about at miles; the Redhead N. by E. E.
diftant about to miles; Pittance S. W. W. diftant about tx
miler.; and the Wand of May S. W. by S diftant about thi miles.
The Bearings and the fmall &etch of the eoaft publithcd along
with the MR Notice, not being applicable to the prefent fituattois
of the vdTels, need not now be regarded.

The Light, which is from Oil, was exhibited on the night of
the z 5 th 'orient, es formerly advertifed.
._
London, England, 1807-09-28

WETMOUTN, SEPTEMBER 24.

The Rpeeed arrival of the Military on their route
to this Garrifon, has produced not a littk pleating
chit chat among our female elegantea, and as Mrs.
B— facetinufly olderved this mining, at the Li.
braes-, they will afford as much gaiety in (Mabee as
in July. The Red and the Blue will nn doubt Qion
after their arrival he•put in a Hate of requifnion.
Lail night was performed at our Theatre the
drama of Deaf and Dumb, and 7 deli was again re-
peated, by the delve of Mrs. lt tcHaens, before a
very genteel audience. 'the different performers
follained their parts with credit, and were highly
applauded.
This mnrning has been delightfully [creme, after a
violent gale. All has been battle on the Sands, and
the bathing machines were never more in ufe.
HARVEY'S and WOOD'S Libraries exhibited more
than ultra' gaiety and (Anon, and the rides and
walks were uncommonly crowded.
The evening doled with an auElinn at HAavav's
Lounge, under the management of his fon—much
beauty adorned it, and the bidders and buyers fepa.
rated not a little fatistied with their bargains fo hit.
moroufly exhibited and fo whimlically knocked down
by this juvenile adept.
ARRIVA Lx—Earl of Hardy/kit and Family; Dean of Win-
ebeftcr; Metres. Renhy Lafeelles, Barnard, J. T. Pinney, J Dum.
bleton, and Sandrord Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Mr Mn.
and MN 13atenal. Mils Ttencbard, Mrs. and Mifs Balch Mr
Crawford Bruce. ice
Lady NEL3OII is expelled every day.
London, England, 1807-09-28

By Order of the Hoh.
Light Houks.
Etrmbures, Sept. 711, sto7. C. CUNINOHAM, Sec.

of the Northern

ALBION BREWERY.
AT a Meeting of Seidl Friends it was determined
to eftablifb a BREWERY, under the above Title. with a
view to amend the Public's Beverage, and at the fame time to
reduce the price. To drat this purpofe, the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public at large, are refpettfully informed, that Plans, ex-
planatory of the whole, may be had, Shares purchafed, and proper
Receipts given, at Mars. Sanfon, Blake, and Pottlethwait's, No.
65, Lombard-ltreet; Meffrs. Masts, Sibbald, and Co. Berner*.
ftreet ;and at Mr. Cattleman's, Cattle Tavern, Mark-lane.
London, England, 1807-09-28

ISLAND OF ZEALAND.

It appears that by the occupation of Zealand,
the &kith forces have fortunately anticipated the
meafures of BONAPARTE, with refpeß to that Nand.
The Kniphaufen fbip Minerva, Ktrut.sa mailer, has
arrived at Sheernefs, with wine, from Bourdeaux,
from whence fhe failed twelve day► !ince. The Cap*
tain reports, that the inhabitants there had no idea
of the Surrender of Copenhagen and the Dank t fleet,
to the Britith, ,but k Was currently reported, that
Bo,coo French troops were,gone to Portugal, and
that Bess•P•RTI himfelf had proceeded with I 20.000
troops to HoMein, to endeav,,ur to get pofieffion of
the Ifland of Zealand. Captain KOHLER alfo fags,
that there are near zoo fail of Danes now lying at
Bourdeaux.
London, England, 1807-09-28

EGYPT.

We are happy in having in our power to commu-
nicate the following letter from our regular Corref-
pondent at Gibraltar, containing intelligence of a
pleafant kind refpating our Army in Egypt. The
letter is not of fo late a date as the one we gave on
Saturday, but its contents are of more importance :

" GIBRALTAR, AUGUST 9.

4' Yeflerday the Swirrsuaz arrived from Malta,
with the convoy for England and this place. Gene-
ral VILLETTIFR, from Malta, and Genetal Msans,
from Egypt, are paffengers on board the SWIIT•
SURE, on their way to England. The accounts from
Egypt are highly fatisfaitory by this convoy. The
Arabs were extremely friendly, and fupplied Alex-
andria daily with abundance of all kinds of provi-
ftont, and the Mamelukes had given every afforance
of their good dill:1(4160n, and had explicitly offered
to join us in expelling the Turks from Egypt, if our
army there was increafed to ten thoufand men. The
Turks were perfeCtly quiet and inaftive.
" AUGUST i 5 SATURN and SWICTSURE
proceed with the convoy to England the fire Eagerly
wind, the SATURN being fo much damaged from run-
ning on fhore near Cadiz, that the calm t be repaired
here.
44 The enemy's gun boats in this neighbourhood
have of late been completely kept in check by the
great aCtivity and exertions of Captain USHER, ef the
Rstratho, and Captain Rarrr, of the Scour, the
former of whom in particular has eminently diftin-
gnifhed himfell. by hib intrepidity and judgment in
repeatedly purfuing and deftroying the enemy's gun
boats and privateers, though under the protedtioa of
their batteries."
London, England, 1807-09-28

RAMSGATE. SEPTEMBER ;6.

THE MAST.* or THE CERENVINIES
Le Bas's annual ball took place at Tuefday eves ing
at the Affembly Rooms. The rooms were elegantly
fitted up, and illuminated by chandeliers in a very
fuperior flyle. The company began to arrive at nine
o'clock, and about ten the ball was opened by Mr.
Williams with Mifs Briflow to the tune of "Caro.
Do'ce." Three Pets were immediately formed ; the
fecund dance was " The i okyrinth :" the third, a new
one, called " La Bergere ;" and the tomb, "Lord
illardonald'r Reel." The two fir It were fo decidedly
the favourites, that the company danced 'hem for
two hours without intermiffiln. The ulna% refrefh-
ments were ferved out about twelve o'clock, and at
half pail two in the morning, the mufic ceafed, when
the company departed. Owing to the rain which
defcended in torrents doting the whole of the
night, the afremblage did not exceed 450 perfoas, but
among whom there were the following dillinguifhed
rerfonages : —The Marquis and Marchionefs of
Weßacy, Earl and Countefs of Conyngham, Coon-
tefs of Dunmore, Lnrd and Lady Henniker, Lord
and Lady Edward Bentinck, Lady Sufan Drewe,
Lord Newark, Hon. Mils Burton, Col. Holland, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Lind, Mrs.
Townley, and a large ratty of friends ; Lady I)un.
gannon, Mr. and Mrs. Forryth, Sir William, Lady,
and the Ctirtia's. Mr. and Mts. Williams. and
the Mifs Briftnw's ; Mr. Hannam.of Clevos, and a
party ; Mr. Le Texier ; Colonels Smith, Halter,
Gordon, and Simplon ; the Officers of the German
Le; ion quarteted here and at Canterbury and Sand-
wich ; Sir E. Edgeworth ; Sir William Twyfden;
Lady Pulteney ; Countefs Beatinck ; Mrs. Gan ick ;
Mr. A. Morton ; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo; Mrs. Co
ling ; Lady Radflock; Mifs. Courteney's. A cnnftde-
table degree of difficulty afore from the impoffibility
of the company, at the time of their departure, gain-
ing an eafy accefs.to their carriages ; the latter ex•
seeded two hundred in number, forming an irregn-
larchain, linked together, and extending from the
Pier to the top of the High ltreet. There was no
Oilier alternative than to encounter the pitilefs form,
which Ipared neither age nor fee ; many were a full
ball hour expoled to the fury of the contending ele-
meats, wind and the rain. In every other relneB
the entertainment gave the moll perfea fatisfaelion ;
for thole who preferred cud playing, there were
fuitable accommodations in the adjoining rooms.
The difplay of beauty and elegance was not more'
than ufually great ; the ladies,had all to bruit of either
excellence of form or feature ; in very many however,
both the& perfepions were unite) in the fame female;
to mention there particular objeels is uanecclfary, as
in the above lilt there will be found ample tellimo.
nials. The prevailing habiliments were white mullins,
with necklaces, ear rings, sings, and bracelets, corm.
poled either of diamonds, pearls, cornelians, or gold;
with a head-drefs a /a Grit. •
London, England, 1807-03-26

MINISTERIAL EXPLANATION._

1 ord HOWICK ride. and faid, that underftanding it was in-
tended that the Houle lhould to morrow adjourn till after the
Holidays, he was drfirlan., before that took place, of giving the ex-
planation u to big conduct which be promifed to the Houle, as
fowl as Ire was permitted to do fo. Being now at liberty to give it,
ke tkoultd take the opportunity of doing fo to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-03-26

LANARK ELECTION.

Lord G. CAVENDISH rt potted, from the Lanark Committee,
tkat Sir C. Kai, the &MI Member, W:11 duly &died, but that
the Petition was ant frivolous or vexatious.
NEW witirs.

A New Writ was ordered to be Med fur the Borough of PI ym-
ton, fu the Couray of Deeon, in the room of Lord Cadlere.feh,
who. fince his do ion, has accepted the office of one of his Ma-
jefh 's Principal Secretaries of State.
A New Writ was alto ordered for the Borough of Newtown,
In tbc !fie a INight. in the room of the Right lion. George Can-
sing. SAO bas accepted the office of one his Majelty 's Principal
Secretaries of State.
London, England, 1807-03-26

BALLOTS POSTPONFD.

1 be Aberdeen Ballot, whi,h !tool for to mm ma-, was poftpon-
ed to Tut,fday, the 11 ft of Aloft, act that of E:linlJurgb, to Thurf-
clay, the 16u, of April.

ASSETS BILL.

Sir S. ROM;I.I.Ir lamented, that certain prejudices againft the
Bill he had bZfore introduced. had caufed it to mikarry ; yet find-
ing, from the argunn ms ufed againft it, that if certain parts of it
were omitted, thole Gentlemen wb.., oppofed it would nit objedt
.to a bill of a fimilar nature, which did hot contain paffsgss found
fault with by them, he was defirous, ke laid, as be could not ob-
tain 111 the advantages he wilted, to get as many as be could; and
he therefore moved " For leave to bring in a Bill to make the
FicliOld Mates of Traders that are indebted, Mktg for the Pay-
ittibt of (heir debts."—Leave was granted accordingly, and the
Lill was read a firft time.
London, England, 1807-03-26

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF BOOKS.

HE Public are refpeitfully informed, that from
and after the aft day of May next, the OCTAVO EDI-
TION of tie LIFE of WASHINGTON will be advanced from
Two Guineas and a H. $ to Three Pounds, and the Pan• of Dr.
GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA froth Nine Shillings to Ten Shit-
Lags; or the complete Work from Five founds Fifteen Shillings
to Six Guineas.— a heft Advances take place in Conftquence of
the unavoidable Excels of the Quantity of the two Works, above
what was originally siontemplated..—Till after the aft of May they
will continue to be fold at the original Prices.
Eridge.lt ace', March 14, 18oy.
London, England, 1807-03-26

VIENNA, MARCH 4.

We learn that Prince Yprilami, an old man of 83
years of age, has been beheaded, and that a reward
has been offered.for the head of Prince Conftan-
tine Ypfilanti, the Holpodar of Moldavia and Wal-
lachia.

According to the Gazette of Prefburgh, the Ruf-
fian army in Meld ;via andWallachia confilts of eighty
thoufand toot, thirty thoufand hark, and is con-
ftantly receiving fnall reinforcements, of from two
to three thoutand men, who come from the molt
remote provinces of Ruflia This army is in a
concentrated pofition on the Danube ; all the for-
tittles on which river are in their power. They are
amply fopplying Choczim, Brailow, Bender,
and A ktrman, and c Infiderable magazines have been
ettablifhed at Jaffy, Barlath, and Fokfchany. The
Turkilh garrifons in thefe places were all difarmed,
and fent to the other fide of the Danube. Numbers
of recruits are railed for the Ruffians in Moldavia
and Beffarabia. The Bayers, at their own expence,
and in proportion
.to their property, (ripply a certain
number of foldiers. nl'he molt wealthy give too ;
the puma 25. The Ruffians have brought upwards
of 6uo pieces of artillery with them, which they have
ioned on the banks of the Danube. They have
alfo taken poffeffion of all the Turkilh veffels on that
river. There is not a Tnrki(h foldier in Moldavia,
Wallachia, or Beffarabia. At the approach of the
Ruffians, they all' retired to the left bank of the Da
nube. It is believed the Grand Duke Conftantine
will join the army in Turkey.
MARCH S.—Some people in till, that a propofal will be
made by the Emperor of Aullria to the Diet of Hun
gar y, fn; organizing a levy en me? upon a permanen
footing, to be ready to march at the fhortelt notice.

MAGDEBURG, MARCH z 2.

Our Government is employed in colleffiug a vafl
quantity of provifions. Exclutively of feveral thou-
farad hogfheads of wine, 6300 oxen, 3000 head of
(wine, and 1530 theep, mtfil be delivered within a
given time. The fum neceffiry to meet the expen-
diture, cannot be lcfs than fi,iir miliiJns of crowns,
which will fall very heavy upon cur city and pro
vioce. The Chamber of War and Domains have
already opened a forced loan, at an interefi of three
per cent.
London, England, 1807-03-26

COPENHAGEN, NIARCiI 14.

The Mafler of a veffel which arrived at Hellingor
on the 12th, left D tntzick on the 7th, has brought
intelligence that a brilk cannonade was r only
heard, but that the French were alto feen at orly two
mile. ditlance from that ci.y. Another vetrel has
a:lived, which left Colhe.rg on the 7th. A letter
from Koningfberg of the 14th ult. flys, that the
enemy was, during eight days, within two miles an!
half (,z Englifh) of that city, but have !ince re-
treated. The want of provifions has increafed fur_
prifingly ; Lilacs, there are 30,000 wounded here
who are lodged in the churches. To day and to.
morrow confiderable re-inforcements of Ruffians are
expected, while a fecond corps is expeCted by another
mare under the Emperor's brother. Letters from
Palau, from the 26th of February to the Bth of
March, fay the French and Ruffians have been in•
cal:truly contending for the poirellion of Braunfberg,
which has been alternately occupied by each party—
hut on the Bth this unfortunate town was burnt.—
liamturgb Correfpontlent.
On the 11th inftant, three Swedifh nails can an•
chor in the Bay of Kiog. They are to take infantry
and cavalry on board at Landfcrona, and tranfport
them to Rugen. No Engin (hips of war have yet
made their appearance in the Sound. The Court
Gazette of St. Peter (burgh, contains circumftaatial
information relative to the friendly conneCtion which
continues between Ruffia and China. A letter from
the theatre of war lays, the fcene in South Proffia is
horrible—every place has been plundered. On the
7th, the town of Braun(berg was burnt by the Ruf-
funs, who gave no quarter.—JLid.