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London, England, 1807-04-27

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS

For rbe Firft-drawn Ticket, on SATURDAY the ad of MAY,
And ALL the Tickets drawn that day will he Pit izes, independent
of the Chance for the various CA VITALS in the WHEEL.
I'ICKETS and SHA RES, warranted undrAwn,
-X continue on Sale at the Offices, Corner of Bank Buildings,
Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mewa, Charing Crals,
by RICHARIPSON, GOODLUCK, and eh.
London, England, 1807-04-27

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, April 20, 1807.

TN conformity to the Refointion of his %jelly's
Commiffi::ners for concluding the Affairs of the ROYAL MI-
LITARY COLLEGE, that the Appointment of Profeffors and
Mailers !hall be determined by competition of Talents—the Go-
v,rnor doth hereby give Notice, that Two Matters of Hilton',
Geography, and ClAffie3, will be wanted at the Junior Depart-
ment of the raid College, at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks.
Letters of application are to be addreffed to the Governor of the
Royal Military College. wider cover, to the Right Honourable
the Secrctary at War, War Office. No perfon will be approved
for the Ell ablahm..nt hole charader will nut beart::e fled&
C:ruthiy.

A Co&girt Board of the Royal Military College will be hcld at
Great Marlow, on '1 utfilay, the 22d of June next, for the eiami•
ration of the Candid:it:, for the above-mentioned arpointmerts.

BARK.
NVIIITTLEWOOD AND SALrEY FORESTS,
NORTHAVIPTONSaIRE.
TO DE SOLD BY AUBTION,

By Orley of the Surveyor• General of his Majcfty's Woods,
Fnreits, Ste. at the Saracen's Head Inn, in Old Stratford, on
Thurfday, the :loth of April, 13n7.

THE *BARK of about Soo OAK TIMBER
TREES, directed by warrants from the Right Honourable.
the Lords Commitßoners of his Majeßy's Treafury, to be felled
this feafAn it& Whittlewood and Salcey Forefts, for the vfe of the
navy, and other purples.
Mr. Capes, of Shrol b-Lodge, in Whittlewood Forelt, Deputy
Surveyor of the f..id Foreßs. and the Keepers of the relpedive
Walks, will Mew the Trees to fuch perfons as may be defirous of
viewing the fame; and,
The Particulars and Condiione of Sale may be had of the Paid
Mr. Capes, and alto at the place of Sale, and of Mr. Day, Auc-
tionetr, in Stony Stratford.

APIC I'URESQIIE VIEW Afthe PRINCIPAL
MOUN l'Al NS 01 the WORLD, in their exia Proportions
of Height above the lord of the Sea; accompanied by a GEO-
GRAPHICAL and PHYSICAL ACCOUNT of MOUN
'PAINS, in three volumes quarto.
The Print is four feet fix inches by three feet, bring more than
twice the fiz. of any Vicw ever engraved on o• c Copper I'late, or
printed un one Shet tof Paper It is explained by a kale graduated
into ft et. which tildes along the furfacc, and contains the Nantes of
all thc Objeds.
The price to Stilifcribers, inchiding mounting varnifhing, and a
Frame, is for l'hin Copie TwEINE GUINEAS ; Coloured
Copies THIRTY-ONE' GUINEAS.
Subferiptions arc received by Mefirs. G. and NV Nicol, Pall
Mall ; Mr. lVhite, Fleet-Erect ; Mr. Afperne, Cornhill ; and t
Mr. Riddell's, No. 9, Bennett Erect, St. James's, at tvhich place
the Print may he feen. Suhfcriptions are alto received by Melfrf.
Thomas Courts and Co. Bankers, Strand ; Metres Hodfoll and
Stirling, Bankers, Strand t an I by Marrs. Down, .1 hornton, Free
and Down Bank..rs, Bartholomew-lane.
London, England, 1807-04-27

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.

No 4. CORNIII LI., andNo 9.CHAIIING-CROSS.
T BISI-1 fuliy emin Is his Friends, that
• every Ticket drawn on Si ASTURDAY, the id of MAT,
(being the next day of Thawing )is lure to I,e a 144.17_,E. The
Chance of every 'Fick r drawn that I 'ay will he worth upwards
343!! The Wheel extremely rich, as there are hut two
Floating Prizes of I,c;cl. each y:t drawn, one of which, 3,323,
was fold at the ahove 01.5ces, where No. 6,633, a Prize of
:3,0c01. in the l.att Lottery, and Twenty one other Capital
Priers, were Sold.
Tickets and r,lilres warranted 'lndrawn, are Idling in great
Variety. 1h:: Wheel contains
2 I'ii2.• Lz0,00.7. I 4 Prizes of rrs,cc,
4 10,coo
&c. &e.

,k RomATic SPIRIT of VINEGA R, (the mi.
A ginal invention cf Mr. Henry, and brousht by his fucceflive
imp ovonents to the higher: perfedion) is prepared and fold by
•I Rows and VI'ILL:AM Ii ENRY,Chemils, Manchetter.
1 his agreeable perfumed liquor, wltic'a is comPacd of highly
neeittrated Vinegar, joined with the mcft pleafant aromatics and
tg.c-cicus antif:pms, may be kept unimpaired in any climate, and
ter ;•ny pliod Of time. Its pungent odour renders it extremely
:roe! litlutary in head achs, faintings, and in all placoi
rt fort, as theatres, courts of juflice, &c.) as it counterads
tic bad diens of heated and foul air, and is the belt antidote
spina the infe,:lion of all contagious difeafcs. As there are va..
nous fpurious imitations, uneer the fame and familar names, come
of which are ink:n(4.lly repref:nted as improvements, the public
Ire rtluefted to obferve, tlr.tt the names of l'no 74 S andWiLLIAM
HENRY, Manchriter, are engraved on each (tamp, to counterfeit
oh.cii is a capital felony.
Ihe Aron,a,ic Spirit of Vinegar, price as pd. Ramp incladed,
is fold vrholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew,
.5. Cocktpur-ftrects
the only Agents in London aUthorifed by the proprietors, where
taay be had, Sp.r.ge Boxes of gold, filver, cornelian, eryftal, &c.
Alfo HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles, at
"I. a,:l largcr,with glafs Routes, at 4s.cacb, their names being
tithe damps.

That on Thurfday the 7th of May they will he ready to receive
Tenders in writing (Paled up) for filch Q2antities of KILN-
DRILD ENGLI ili PEASE as the rapective Perfons who
may make the 'folders will engage to &liver in fix weeks, free o
all charge and rifle to his Majefty, into his Majefty's Viaualling
Stores at Portfmouth and Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills
payable with intert.ft ninety days after date.
Not any offer of a lets quantity than Twenty five Qcarters will
be attended to.

The Conditions of the Contrails may be feen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. William Reeks,
Agent for the Vidualling, at Portfmouth ; and to Mr. Thomas
Miller, Agent for the Victualling at Plymouth refpediyely.

No regard will k bad to any Tender in laid, the price (ball not !e
;m irk,/ in words at length, or that ad .& delivered to the Board
Se/ re one 'Wad on the faid irbusflay the 711. of 21/ ay a •xt, nee
*llllO (be Perfsa lobo Emirs the Tender, or lone Perfon on Lis deka fo
attends to anfireer wl.n caked fist..
London, England, 1807-04-27

DEAL. APRIL s 6.

Sailed from the Downs this afternoon, his Majefty's
fhips SSILATIS and A :Gus, with the London, Ocean,
Olive Branch, and the Anglian; Czfar tranfports,
with the i R battalion of the 6th Regiment on board,
and feveral light tranfports under convoy for Ford-
mouth. Arrived his Majeßy's fhip Mu:lvor°, from
a cruise, and the Fury bomb, from Portfmouth, with
a convoys which are failed for the River. Sailed
through the Downs from the River, the Croydon,
WILLIAMS, fur Africa.—Wind N.E.
London, England, 1807-04-27

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22.

Came in the MAGNI ricawr, of 74 guns, from the
Channel fleet, and the WE yraotrra, of 38 guns, from
Falmouth. Sailed the EURYDICE, of 1¢ guns, to the
Weftward ; Muria F, of 18, DISPATCH, of tB, and
SCOR ?tom, of 18 guns, on a cruize ; Must/ sa, 38 guns,
with tranfports, for Jerfey, having on board part of
the 87th Regiment t.f. Foot: Came in the Difpatch,
Rows, from Cork; Papillion, Buttistr.; Viaory,
Snows, and Queen Charlotte, SYMON, from Jerfey.
London, England, 1807-04-27

THEATIM ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
`.l.-0
-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 28, 1807,
will be anted a Comedy, called
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Sir Pertinax Macfycophant, Mr. COOKE.
Egerton, Mr. C. KEMBI.E.
Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER.
After which the New Pantomime Ballet, called
THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB;
Or, THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
This Evening—King Richard the Third; with the Ogre and
Tom Thumb.

VICTUALLING OFFICRI April 20, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIVG
HIS Auy ESerrs NAM do hereby give notice,
That on Tucfday, the 28th inftant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and mat for
TWO THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT,
Made from whole bkal ; to be delivered In a Month into His
Majefty's ViSLualling Stores at Chatham ; and to be paid for by
Bills payable with intereft go days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrad may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be La.l to any Texler is which the pp-i.e. Axil Not he
inferted ix words at leagtb, or that flail sot Le deliv.r.-1 to the Beau!
before one o'clock, on the Paid Tuefday the 28th iajant, nor wokft
the Perfox who malice the Tender, or foot Perfox on hit behalf attends to
attforer u•bete called for.

TIC TU LL 1111G-0117C E , April to, 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAM do hereby:Poe Notice,
That en Tutfday the aBth infant, they will be ready to reeeive
Teiders in writing, (foaled up) and treat for TWELVE HUN-
DRED QUARTERS of PALE and THREE HUNDRED
QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; and for
ONE HUNDRED BAGS Of KENTISH HOPS of the laft year's
growth, to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Ten-
ders; to he delivered in a fortnight, by weekly proportions, into
His Majesty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid
for by Bills payable with inter& r inety days after date. '
The Conditions of the Contrads may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.
Ne retard trill de tad to all tender in srli..b tte frke jball mot de in.
f rted in tennis at lenga, or thatfiall Not be delivered to the B ei d &Ire
ono o'clock on the pird Teel-J.ly, the 2SM bil.emt, Nor warp the perfon
solo stales the teeder,or foam fcrfoi, on his behalf, attend: to anfwer
rabies called for.
London, England, 1807-04-27

THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.

THE Fit-11-drawn Ticket, MAY 2, being the Third
Day nt Drawing, will he entitled to 10,coo

Firft-drawn Fourth Day o: Drawing, May 12

2C,CCO

Pita-drawn Fifth Day Of Drawings May i 6

I O,C 00

Firft-drawn Sixth Day of Drawing. May t 9 - to,oco
The above Prizes will be given to the Firft drawn Tickets, over
and above any of the numerous Floating Capitals the Wheel con-

PRICE :

Whole Ticket 19 13 0
Half - Lto3 0 I Eighth £1 12 0
Quarter - S 3 o Sixteenth - 6 6
TiemiTs and SHARES are felling at all the Lieenfed Lottery
OiNc..s in England, Ireland, and Seotl:•l.d.
London, England, 1807-04-27

THE CONTINENT.

Since oar laft, Foreign journals and private letters
to the 19th have been received. According to
:he latter, which are from Holland, the befleging
army at Dantzic, which had endeavoured to wake
Well mailer of the Frilche Nehrong, a narrow neck
of land, extending almoft from Dantzic to Pillau,
was, after a ferics of defperate confliEts, driven from
thence with iarmenfe lots. This communication is
very important. As long as it remains open, Dant.
zic can fcatcely fall. The French made great efforts
to obtain poffellion of it. They advanced as far as
Karlberg, on the road between Dantzic and Pillau;
but having neither a fquadron in the Baltic, nor a
flotilla on the Frifche Hoff to fupport them, they
were obliged to abandon it. The very trivial man-
ner in which the military operations before Dantzic
are mentioned in the laft Bulletin, convince us that
the reports of the liege having been railed at the be-
ginning of this month are not unfounded.
Some Swedifh troops are laid to have (hewn them-
(elves in the neighbourhood of Lubec. This ma; do
very well as a diver lion; but the garrifon of Stralfund
was fcarcely ftrong enough to advance to the banks
of the Elbe and the Oder at the fame time. If the
Swedes, as it is reported, have approached Stettin,
they wi:l have contributed muchlmore to embarrafs
the French army than they poffibly-could by occupy-
ing Hamburgh. A confolerable corps of Dutch is
Hated to have reached the Elbe, for the purpofe of
oppoting the Swedith troop.
The accounts from Denmark arc of fo late a date
as the 16,h. They (late, that the naval equipments
of Denmark are proceeding in with the utmoft aCti-
vity. " There are now, lays a private letter, " 21
fail of the line and 13 frigates, betides fmaller vef-
fels, lying its the bafon; they are not rigged, but
;heir Ilores, of every defcription, are on board."
The journals prefent very little novelty. It would
appear however that no decifive battle had taken
place in Poland fo late as the 9th infant.

S tttirt:lity the Princefs MARE completed her 30
ve tr, on which occation the Duke and Pachefs of
y ni,K v.fited their MAJESTIES.
On Saturday, at twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign Office, which was attended
by all the Cabinet Minifters, except Earl CAMDEN,
who was inditpoled.

YcOerday the Marquis of Wer.a.esi.EY had a long
interview with the Duke of PORTLAND, at hie houle
in Piccadilly.
London, England, 1807-04-27

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S MAZET FE.

FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL 23.
The King has been pleated to appoint the Right Honourable
Sir Arthur Paget, Knight of the Mott Honourable Order of the
Bath, to be his Majefty's Plenipotentiary at the sublime Port-
Baron Rehaufen, his Swc.Hth Majefty's Minifter Plempor(n
tiary at this Court, this day delivered to the Right Hotourable
George Canning, his Majefty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, a Note, cf which the following is a tranflation,
announcing the blockade of she river Oder by the naval forces of
his Swedifh Majefty:
London, England, 1807-04-27

DIVIDENDS.

May I. Richard Morgan, of Aberdare, Glamorgan Bake, arr be-
okay , at eleven, at the Neath Arms, Death.
May a. Charles Sahli ey, now or late of Fran:!lngham, Suffolk,
currier and leather-currier, at ten, at Guildhall.
May t James Noble, of Kenfington Gravel Pius, Middleter,
brewer. at eleven, at Guildhall.
May a. Peter Lindfay, formerly of Greenwich, Kent, baker, but
late of Barking. Mx at tu-el e, at GuAhAll. ,
May a. George 1 inkier and John Ride, of Meard's court, War
dour-ftreet. Soho, Middletex, !rather-fellers and copartners, at
ten, at Guildhall.
May a. Luke Severn, of Coleman ftreet, I onion, trunk-maker,
at ten. at Guildhall.
May s. Charles Manley, late .1 Lynn's Inn. Middlefes, but sow
of Angel court, Tbrogsnorton.ilreet, London, merchant, at ten,
at Guildhall._ .

May s. John Lewtharaite, of Liverpool mc-c`ant, at eleven, at
tae Globe Tavern, John itreet, Liverpool.
May 4. Richard Bmikea, of lArerpool, fail-maker, at eleven, at the
Globe Tavern, John It• cet, Liverpool.
May 4. Thomas Roberts, lite of rieldon, Cornwall grocer, at
eleven, at the Angel Inn. Helftnn.
may 5. William Hall, of EllverAtreer, Chesplide lite of Aid r-
-1 manhury, London, Mancbefter-w .rehouleruan, at km, at Ginl4.-

At Avr, on the t :zth inft. the Hon. Mrs. Rollo, of a fun.
The Right Host. Lady Dunboyne. or a frts.t
The Right Hon. Lady /Corsairs% of a fan and heir. _

rARRoD.:

Yefterday , Mr. J. Cunningham to Mil's nalloveag.
At Monttofe, on the rsth 10 ant, Lieutenant Alexander Thom-
fon. of the eith regiment, to Mifs Chriftlan tlitife, only daughter
of Samuel Guile, Efq. late Surgeon in the Honourable Eafl India
Company's ferviee, on the Bombay eftablifhment.
Tuelday laft. at Salcanthe, Devon, Mr Charles Layton, of
Lon,lon, to Mifs Matilda Bryett, sth daughter olthe Ri'. jatues
Bryett, of the former place.

a.c.EID.
At Bachadoes, on the 13th February, Jonathan Bierman, MI
bi» Majefty's Solicitor General of that !nand, a gea•tleman re-
fprEt ed and regretted by all ranks of the mum %ink y--the more re-
freEted, the more regretted, and the more beloved, in exad pro •
portion as be was better known before the late A Et of Parliament.
Ile officiated Judge of the Vice-Adiniral ty Court, and though he
V/36 for many years in that auation, not one of his decrees was
ever reverted upon Appeal.
On the tub inftant. at Sunning Hill, nearWindfor, in the 87th
year of his age, the Rev. Jofeph Thift!ethwaite, A. M —He bad
poffeffed that living upward= of 58 years, and had not abfented
Lindell from his gni& t 8 Sundays in In many years.
On the 28th ult. at Tadealter, Yorkfhire, in his 8 tft year, the
Rev F &ward Martha% A. M. formerly a Fellow of Clare Hall,
Cambridge late Vicar of Duzfortl, lm the fame county.
London, England, 1807-04-27

HULL, APRIL 24.

TheProvidenee armed (hip failed from the Humber
vellerslay morning for Tonningen, with the follow-
ing 'eels under convoy, viz :—Venerable, Daas
WILL.; Leipzic, CLARK; Made, PEatsox ; Ocean,
FOSTER; and Mary, GRAY. Another convoy will

depart from hence in fourteen days. A fleet for the
Baltic failed from the Humber yeflerday morning,
under convoy of the PRINCE Wt &Adam armed fhip,
and will be fucceeded by another in fourteen days.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONEY.
The Itolkllone, for the Noftra Signior* del Carmen, captured
September 22, 1804, was paid on the 23d inflame, at No. 21,
Arundelltreet, Strand. and will be recalled for three years.
The Derflia, for the Finifterre, captured isth April. t8..6,
bill he paid on board, on the 4th of May, and recalled at No. 13.
Great George-ftreet, Weftminßer, for three months.
The Loeuß, 'or the Aurora. captured the Bth September, flog,
ens paid on the 23d loßant, at No 18, High-ftreet, Portfmouth ;
a... 1 there recalled every Monday and Thurfday for three months.
he Natitilod, Pr the F.l Echo, captured sift November. 1804.
t • pald at Mr. Boger's office, Plympton, on the 23th !nitwit. and
htecealled every Monday and Wardsy for three years.
kc Faertkio, for the Sans Pawl', captured 31ft °amber, t 803,
t c paid on board, ea Wednefday neat; and recalkd every
,17rtIneiday and Thurfday at No. 9, New Broad Reed, for three
months.

The Fnordroyant, for the Marengo and Mk Park, eaptered
tyh March, ited, will he paid on board to-morrow; and re-
tailed at No. A, Clement's Inn, every Turfday and Friday for
dine mootha.- _ _ _

The 14as. for the Four Brothers, Nita, detained July to.
211041g4e-Fleter Cafpar Pleperiburg, detained July 12, 18:1 ;
Pand Jacobus ?Atm, detained July 30. 1804 ; will be
on her arrival • and recalled at No at, Cecil-ftreet, after die
2of May, and for three years from Mat date.
The Marione, far the Maria and El Coneerion, captured on
the 6th January, tiloy„ will be paid on Friday next, a 1 t No. I t
Dal firm, and then recalled. ,
The Bellerophon sod Blephant, for le Deenuverte, captured soth
November, aBO3 t la Clorinde, captured 28th November, tilos ; ,
Is Surveillante,eaptured 29th November, 1803 , la Vertn,captured
aft December, 1303 ; le Cat raptured eth December, 1803 ;
will be paid nn bawd, on Friday nest; and recalled at No. tt ,
Cull-iirett, for three lime trio that date.
London, England, 1807-04-18

NEW ROOMS. HANOVER•S~UARE.
Under the Patronage of
His Royal Hightsefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. and the NoWe
'DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT.
MRS. VAUGHAN moil relpeaftilly acgnaints•
the Nobility. Gentry, and her Friends in general. ehr,e
UWE! F CONCERT is fixed for MONDAY NEXT. April 20,
at the above rooms The Performance will be on the grand& fcale.
Leader of 'the Band, which will be numerous and complete in
every department. Mr F. Clt A MIR, C.lldUetOr. Dr. CROTCH.
Ad I. Coronation Anther►►, " Zadock the Prieft," Handel—
Odefor five voices," Mona on Snowden calls," Dr. Cro-ch.Muf.
prof. Oaon —New Duet (never performed) Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan,
the poetry from the Romance of " 'l•he Three Spaniards," W.
Hindi, M. B Ozon.—Song (MS.) Mr. Bellamy, " When the
black tornado howling." Sir J. A Stevenfon—Concerto Organ,
Dr. Crotch, Crotch—Duet (MS.) Madame Bianchi and Signor
Naldi.Paer.--New glee (MS.) " I canna like ye," harmonized for
four voices—Stec (MS.) Mr. Barticman, from the Oratorio of
Palclllite, Dr. Crotch—Double Chorus, " The Lord fball tight,"
Handel.
Adt II Grand :sinfonie.Dr. Haydn—Song (MS) Mr. Harrifon,
Odi grand' ombra,”—Baffoon obligato, Mr. Holmes. accomp. ;
Pat:Mo.-New Glee ( MS.) never performed, the words by J. Hop•
nor*. Dr. Calcott—Song ( MS) M ifs Parke" Tu m abbandoni,"
Nafolini--Concerto violin, Mr. Vatiewicz, Yaniewicz—Song,
Mr. Vaughan, " I wridered once r break of day," Sir J A. Ste-
venfon—New glee, " Sweet warbling bird," R. Cooke-... Song,
Mrs. Vaughan, " Ti parli in fcno," (Farnace) Perez—Double
Chorus, " From the center," (Solomon) Handel.
Tickets, half•a.guint•a each, to be had of Mrs. Vaughan, at her
houfe, No. it. Dean-ftreet, Soho; Mr. Bitchall's Mufic Ware.
haute, No 131, New Bond Brett ; ft:efirs. Clernenti am' Co.'s,
Cbeapfide; and Mr. Kelly's Mufical Saloon. Pall Mall.
Mr.Townlhend will be at the head of the Police.
London, England, 1807-04-18

CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, MITCHAM COMMON,
Near CARSHALTON, SURREY.
By Mars. HOGGART and PHII.LIPS,
(Sutecfrors to Mr. Sari t fa )
At Garraway's, Come time in May,
ASelee Plearant F.-1, MI I.Y HOUSE, in excellent
repair, commanding pleating views of Ilanltead Downs and
the Surrey Hills; 8 miles from London, at Mitcham Common,
near Ca,thaltou, in the county of Surrey. The Hours is ftirrouniled
by a paddock anal plcafurc grounds, with eight airy bed chambers,
dreffing and mm :: itt g rooms, elnfets and wattr elofet, lofty dining
room, 26 feet by a 4, drawing room. gentleman's parlour, and ex-
ult. at offices, well fupplied with foie water ; kitchen gardens, hot-
hoofe, pinery, fuccellion.houfe, melmi.ground. aril iruit-wPIL
Rocked with prime fruit MCA; Banding for two carriages. 'tabling
for lix hulks tiara. gardener's houfe, comp! • tinewhoufe and flat-
' able out-huildings, orchard, and rich meadow land; conwining
.
' altogether about 5 7 acres ; our the bounds, and in a neighbour
hood of the tint rapeetability.
Tobe viewed with tickets, which, with particulars, may be
had, fax days previous to the tale, of Nlars. Horgan and Philips,
No. 62, Broad area, Royal Exchange ; particulars alfo at Garra•
way's.
London, England, 1807-04-18

SHIRE-HALL, CHELMSFORD, 24th April,. iBO7.
GRAND MILITARY CONCERT and BALL

Under the Patronage of lk.laj.er Several Murray, and the. Officers

of th•• Gar-rifnn at Chelmsford;
MR. FRASER, impreffei Nish fincete Gratitude.
LVI. for the very dillingoilhed manner in which his Concert and
Ball was attended, in September ]alt, m:+11 refpedtfully begs leave
to inform the Gentry, his Military Friends, and the Public in ge•
twat, that, at the nip( ft of fame of the molt diftinguifhed Per.
'images in the County of Eike, his MILITARY CONCERT and
BALI, is fixed for Friday, the asth inftaut. to be performed (by
yermiffion) in the Shire• Hall, t 1-elmsfard.—ln the courfe of time
layering 's Entertaintneut the Band of the Ayrfhire Regiment will
ling ionic of the molt favourite tlkes —A Concerto am, the French
Hon: will be pertaTicti by Mr. Perry, and a Concerto eat the
Oboe by Mr. Vrafer.
Mr. Frafer•beg, have to add, that every exertion will be made
to render the whole worthy of Public Approbation. .

The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN-
BRIDGE WFI.I.S WARE, next ALBANY. PICCADILLY.
it: OBINSON begs to infot m the Nobility and Pub-
AN. lie, shat be is conftsntlyreeeiving frOns his MansfaCtory at
Tunbridge Wells, a heal (apply of goods of every defcription in
the above Roe, ,canfifting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back-
gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Mofaie Work ; alto. Work, Writ-
ing, Drawing, Netting, and Card Bowes, Card Racks, Ornamented
al Tea Tahiti, Chefts, and Coddles ; 'rainbow and Em-
broidery licanits,Spinning Wheels and Reels, ill kind atTarocry
%skim &c. ou tine luweft terms, peat allowastoe sande to Nur,
slots, and Captains in the Faft and Weft India trade. Every
article made of white wood for Ladles toornament. Latins works
%walled without dileolouring. oli Tunbridgr Ware repaired and
sarnilhed to look like new. All forts of Elixir& and Foreign Per
Ninny. A good agortmcnt of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls
with Toys and Trinkets of every defeription.—N. E. All the Abbe
Gualtier's Works. wfth an ~xrenfive collection of Initrudive
Games, Children's Rooks, heft White Copal and other Varna, fold
for Ladies own ore, at Robinfon's Warekoufe.
London, England, 1807-04-18

BLS y9çiION..

VALUABLE FREEHOt;IS LAND, PAPER MILL AND
WHARF. QN TNEADANK cIFTIik.AARDWAY.
ay,MatilHOGGalig and Pit CUPS.
Succeffon to Mr. SMITH )
At earraway's, osiThuriilly, the aSth of May. at Twelve o'clock,
la Lou.
A moft definable and improvable FREEHOLD
UTATK. implant a fulaaantially ended Paper Mill,
nampdageoully Amos for water carriage on the Bank of the Mcd
way. near S,nodland Church. s mites from Rodman.. 4.from
Town Matins; 7 (mm Marianne. and 3s from London. in the
county of Kent; with,* whirl, fix cottages, and numerous out•
buildings in excellent repair; alto a quantity of remarkable thriv
dog wood land, containing together about 7a acres. 'I be Mill,
Wharf, and Wilde% • adjoining, will he in hand at Michaelmas
next, and the remainder is lett for a term which will expire in
about be years.
To he aimed with lease of toe Tenants, and particulars bad
ten dayaprevious to,the fate, at the Bull, Dartford; King's • Head
and Crown, Roeltefter; Bell, Maitlftone I Bear, ['own ;
.of Mr. Jaen% Solicitor, Chatham; at Garraway's ; and of Mays
Hoggart and Phillips, 6a,Gld Broad-Areet.

A Capital MANSION, with LAND, on the BANK of the
THAMES, CHISWICK.
lly Meffrs. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS.
(Suceefors to Mr. SMITH),
At Garraway's, on Tharfday, the 28th of May, at ts o'clock, un-
kfs an acceptable offer Is In the mean time made by Private
Contradt,
AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing
MORE'roN HA1.1., forming. fiabilantial well timbered and
leaded brick built StruEture. adjoining the Duke of Devonihires,
Burlington-lane, Chifivick, width' five mix& of Hyde Park corner,
the refidence and property of ROBERT STEEVENSOM, Efq.
The Mention contains 23 bed chambers, with drelfing rooms and
eletfets, an elegant drawing room 2f feet by as, and t 6 feet high,
rich coin), tapcftry and valuable ftatuary chimney piece, dining
parlour 33 felt by 27, a family chapel paved with marble. and
lined with jwylithed wainfcot ; drawing library, gentleman's
dreffing room, alcove, houfckeeper's rooms, noble entrance hall,
oak flair cafe and gallery 30 feet fqii ire, prefenting on each fide
full I:i.gth hittorical paintings, executed by the old reboot of end.
nent ani its. with attached ai.d detached offices of every defeription,
double coach bottles a,:d Itabling for fourteen toirfei ; three fi a-
cious kitchen garden., with internal and external fruit walls ;
confervatory 130 feet in meta ; hot kiosks, melonry, flower gar
dens, paddock, detached farm yard, cow hook and nut buildings,
and two rick pailducks in front of the hook—containing altog they
aSout twenty act es. The Land Tax is redeemed, and the Put,
chafer may h ire early poffeflion.
May be viewed at any time, with tickets only, which, with par.
titulars may b.: had of mdr,.. Hog„gart and Phillips, Broad-
itreet, Royal Exchange—particulars alfo at the ralbut, Richmond,
I and at Garraway's.
London, England, 1807-10-28

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 28,
will be adtecka Tragedy, called
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. Munden ; Dr. 011apod, Mr. Fawcett ;
Frederick, Mr. Lewis; Stephen Harrowby, Mr. Emery.
Mifs Lucretia Mac Tab, Mrs. Mattocks ;
Emily Worthington, Mrs. Gibbs.
To which will be added the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Mother Goofe, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun.;
Clown, Mr. Grimaldi; Columbine, Mils Briftow.
To-morrow. the Tragedy of Ifabella ; with a New Farce, cane&
Too Friendly By Half.
On Friday evening will be repeated the Comte Opera of the
Beggar's Opera.
The Tragedy of Coriolanus, haring been received throughout
with unbounded applaufe by a brilliant and overflowing audience,
will be repeated for the fecond time on Monday next.
On Tuefday, A Cure for the Heart Ache.
•„• A new Comic Opera. and Sin k fpeare's Play of The Winter's
Tile, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced.

THE NEW COMET.
SEVERAL iwteraing Obfertratinns, with a beau-
tiful and accurate Engraving of this Celethal Phenomenon,
will be given In the next Number of the PHILOSOPHICAL
MAGAZINE, to be publifbed on Saturday west.
The early Numbers of this valuable Work having be re-
printed, complete feta, in 28 Volumes, may now b.: bad of any of
the Bookfellers, price 'ca. 6d. per Volume, In boards ; Engle Num-
bers, 23. &Leach.

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
£40,000
FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th,
IT MAT BE
‘60,000.
IF the Fir(t•drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the
Fortunate Holder has a Chance for the
• £20,000
In the Supplementary. _
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB 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 Shares are Selling in great variety, warranted un-
&awn, at their truly lucky Offices, Holborn, Cornhill, and Hay-
market.
London, England, 1807-10-28

Vregle ri ck , Mr. Kelly ; Crop, Mr. Diguurn; Robin, Mr. Ruffell ;
Endlefs, Mr. Mathews. Dorothy, Mrs. Bland ; Louifa, Mrs.
Mathews; Margaretta, Mrs. Mountain.
The doors will he opened at half pit fire o'clock, and the Play
begin at half paft fix.
The new Comedy, called Time's a Tell• Tale, performed for
the fiat time Taft night, was received throughout with the higbcft
marks of approbation and unbounded applaufe, by a brilliant and
overßowing audience; and will be repeated on Saturday and Mon.
day next.
Mr. Brakam will make hi• lint appearance this &talon To.raor.
row, in the Opera of the Travellers. To which will be added
The Lying Valet.
London, England, 1807-10-28

THE COW PDX.

This day was publiesed, illuftrated with accurately coloured En
gratings of the Difeafe in its various Forms, price as. 6d. hoards,
APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
LATION, and of the Mode of conducting it ; with a rout
Ram of the S WALL PDX and COW PDX INOCULA-
TIONS, intended for HEADS of FAMILIES, and CLERGY-
MEN, as WCII as THE FACULTY.
By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D.
Phyfician to the SMALL. POI and INOCULATION HOSPITALS.
London, England, 1807-10-28

LOWER RHINE, OCTOBER 8.

We are Anted that Fiance will be enlarged by the
late Matquifate of the Empire, and that the /Acute
will become its boundary : one part will be united
with the department of the Lower, and the other with
the department of the Two Nettles : the latter will
conlitt of the late diariCt Herzogenbufch, and form a
fourth circle, the under prefecture a which will be
at Breda.
It is underllood that his Majefty the Emperor Na
poleon has commitliuned the Prince Primate to ar-
range the Papal Concordat with Germany.
For this purpofe a fpecial Papal Legate, provided
with the neceiTary full powers, is expeCted at Paris.—
The Papal Nuncio to the Court of Wurtemherg,
Genga, has arrived at Stutgardt, and had his audience
of the King.
London, England, 1807-10-28

SAXONY, OCTOBER 6.

It appears now to be determined that our King
!hall leave Drerden, for Warfaw, about the tsth of
November, to receive the homage of his new robjeas.
—The Qteen, the Princers Angufla, and the Counts
Marculini and Bore, will accompany his Majefly.—
Count SchGafeld precedes him as Principal Royal
Comenifrary.

As all the public employments in the Duchy of
Warfaw mull be headed by Poles, many hundreds
who were formerly in good circumitances are reduced
to indigence. The cid-million of the Germans is
carried fo far, that even thofe who held appointments
in Warfaw before the late divition of Poland lofe their
places if they are not natives.
London, England, 1807-10-28

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOB:•R 27.

Ar.ived his fvfajelly's (hip RACEHoRS6 from Gnern
fey. Sailed his Majelty's Ihips SOPHIA, for the Ead
Indies; HARDY and ANT, en a cruise.—Wind S.E.

DEAL, OCTOBER 27.

Arrived the THRASHER gun brig from the Nore!
MONKEY and CRACKER gun bfigi, fr-m a cruize, off
the Coati of France, and failed again on a cruize.—
Sailed the MARLBOROUGH. of 74 guns, for Cawfand
Bay ' • Wsymourtt (lore 'hip, HUMBER armed fhip,
Deptford and Difpatch naval tranfprts ; Fitynott
hired Bono. with a number of outward b-,und mer-
chant veffel., for Portfmouth, Plymouth, Falm •uth,
Ste. with the AElive, Rozsa, tor Lifbnn ; Louila,
Thorp, and Dryad, for Jamaica. Wind N. by W.
and moderate.
London, England, 1807-10-28

VTENNA, OCTOBER 7.

They vaize from Confiantinople, of the date of
September to, that the Englifh fleet, which now
amounts to t 9 flips of the line, (till lies off Tenedos,
on which account the Dardanelles are defended with
chains and a great number of gun boats.
London, England, 1807-10-28

GOTTEN BURGH, OCTOBER 19.

A Conner has arrived from Sr. Peter (burgh in four-
teen days. The alarm of war with England feems
to be quite over for the prefent, and all was peaceable
%vier; he left ir. some fears of an embargo had been
entertained, and feveral fhips had left the Ruffian
ports, to the no final! difadvant age of the merchants.

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER 12.

As it has been ilated in feveral Englifh newfpapers
that the naval itores, &e. found in Copenhagen, an.-1
taken away by the EngMit, were not of any confi-
&rabic value, we cannot forbear to affect, tvith the
ariaeft conformity to truth, that the Mores, materials,
implements, &c. found there by the Englifh, and
either denroved or cat ried c ff, ate at kali of the fame
if not of n higher value than the whole Danifh navy
now is their polreflion.
Ocvoatit 13.—In the courfe of 'aft week the ene-
my's tro:,ps began to embark, and feveral regiments
of horfe and battalions of foot, are already on board
the trarfports lying in Ore road.
In the village of Chadottenfund, 600 waggons are
in conitant readinefs to receive provifions, and con-
vey them to the army.
London, England, 1807-10-28

And Author of the Treatifion Morbid Pollens. 8:c. &c.

Printed (or RicneßD Platt.' es, No 6, Bridge-itrcet,
friars. and to tie had of all Bookfelkrs and Dcalas in
throughout Great Brit lin and Irelend
Of whom may be had, a TREATISE on VACCIN E I NOC::1 artoN,
and its VARIETIES, by Robert Willan, M.D. F S.A. S:c. ..te. price
Ise. in boards.

A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
This day was puttlifhed,
Price Ninepence, or Thirteen to the. Dozen. with the full Arlo*.

ante to Schools.
THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN,
containing COMMON TUINGS 'NICESSARY 'lO at KNOWN,
and adapted to the capacity and ourioftty of Chdkiren betweon
FOUR and Tab/ Years of Age.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M.

Author of the dlah Book; the Reading Exeicife%, or introdudtion

to the Clafs Book ;of the Grammar of Philofophy &c. &c.
Every Parent and Tutor will be' inftantly (truck with the ore-
fulnefs and importance of this new Catechifin, which begins with
teaching the Child to count Ten anti name the Days in the Week,
and proceeds by eafy itepa to the definition and explanation of all
kinds of familiar and common Obieds. It bears in fad, as to the
bufinefs of life, and the firn principles of general knowledge, ea-
artily the fame relation as the Church Catechifrn, and the eafy
Cateehifms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and
Morality.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, London;
and to be had, with the other much approved works of •he fame
Author, of all nok`elkrs in Town and Country.
London, England, 1807-10-28

CANTBRBYRr, OCTOBER 27.

Yefterday morning, between the hours of ten and
eleven, a part of the glee* with the bell, bel.mging
to Luddenham church, fell down upon the middle
of the church, and defiroyed the pulpit, pews, &c.
in that part of the building ; a bricklayer was at the
moment examining the lleeple, and on removing
Come mortar obferved the key lione of the arch giv-
ing way, when he luckily effeeed his efcape, juft in
time to fare himfelf from being buried in the ruins.
London, England, 1807-10-28

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Monarch, for the capture of four French frigates. Sept. is,
tBo6, will he p lid on board, on Saturday next; and recalled at
No to, Jelin-firm, Adelphi on Tuefdays and Thurfdays.
The Kingsfither, for l'Aventure Ferrolina and San Joachim,
captured Aug. 2), 1797, will be paid on Tucfday neat, at No. 28,
Norfolk-ftreet, Strand; and there recalled for three years.
The Emerald and Incendiary, for the three latter malls, will be
paid at the fame time and place.
The Hazard, for nine chalfe marees, will be forthwith paid on
board; and recalled at No. go,George itrect, Plymouth Dock, for
three months.

The Port•au Prince, from London for the South
Seas, is reported to be captured by the Spaniards,
round Cape Horn.
The Lord Keith, Baird. from Carron for London,
has been captured, recaptured, and carried into Yar-
mouth.

The Dundee, Anderfon, from Peteriburgli, is arri-
ved off Berwick.

The Minerva, Captain WATT, frr•.m London to
Shields, on the ;4th inn. being driven by bad weather
half way between Cromer and the Texel, fell in with
a large (hip under Danirh colonrs, which engaged
the Minerva ; but Capt. WATT and his fmall crew
gave the enemy fuch a warm reception, that the was
obliged to finer off. The Minerva fuffered but little
damage, and a; lived at Shields the next day. Capt.
WAT rs thinks that, although fhe (hewed Danith co
lours, the was either a French or Dutch letter of
marque.

The following appointments took place yeflerday;
Mr. Hu 'SAL,. late Porter of his Majeity's fhip Camperdown, of
74 guns, to be Secretary to Sir JIMIN B. WARRIN
Captain GEORDIE REYNOLDS, to be Paymafter of the fhips on
float at Plymouth ; and
Cantain H. &az Lair to the command of the Sea Fenciblcs a
There was a rumour 'all night, at the Well end n 1
the town, that the Rochefort fquadron had ventured
to lea, and that Sir RICHARD STRACHAN had fortu-
nately fallen in with them. We total not trace this
report to any authentic quarter.
A Gentleman who arrived yeflerday from Amffer-
dam lays, that (ince the return of' King Louis to
the Hague, the rigour in executing the decree againft
our trade is extremely aggravated, pollibly from the
new light that his Majelty has got from his brother ;
and the confequence i., that the officers dare not
wink at the evafion of the law. This ch es not fit
flightly on the Dutch !
Carr Bosausss.—Yellerday a Court of Aldermen
was held at Guildhall, at which the pric. of bread
WAS ordered to be reduced an affixe and an half; the
quartern loaf will therefore to-morrow fell ft r
WooD, Efq. was lworn in as Alderman cf Crip.
plegate Ward ; and C. SMITH, Efq. (one of the She-
riffs) of Cordwainei's Ward —pool. Orphan Stock
was ordered to be paid tiff.—Several pea, ns were
liceafed under the late Aft. as Coal Undertakers.—
The ufual precepts were ordered to be ed for
Lord Mayor's Day; alter which the Court adj, =ed.
London, England, 1807-10-28

FIRST DRAWN TICKET £40,c00.
On Friday, November 6, it may be £6o,som
IF the Firll-drawn is a Supplementary Ticket, the
fortunate Holder has a Chance for the aciwooL in the Supple-
Mentary.
J. WARNER, No. 16, Cornbill, recommends an immediate
Purehafe, or the Public will certainly he diCippointed —Tick ex s
and SHARE a are on Sale in great variety, warrant undrrwn.
PRESENT MICE.
Whole Ticket Cu o o
Half - 4to 54 0 Eighth 14 0
Quarter 5 8 o Sixteenth t 8 0

Orders frosn the Country, containing Bank Notes, Poft Office
Orders, or then dated Bills, will be treated the fame as if prefent.

NEW DANCES FOR. tBOB.

This day were publifbed, by Me ffrs. Button and Purday, No. 7s,

_
- -
St. Paul'. Church-yard, London.
1. BUTTON and PU It DA Y's Twelne elegant new
Dances for the Year 18:1, arranged for the Ha:p or Piano
Forte, with coned figures; as deiced at Court, Bath, Brighton,
and all polite Aftemblies, price is 6d.
Among the above dances, arc lady Emily Percy's Waltz,
compofed by Mr Von Etch.
The Fair Slave. compofed by Vir Sanderton.
Tbc African Dance, by ditto.
The Falfe Friend. by Mr Corti.
The Marehionefs of Abercorn's Waltz, by A. Votgt.
Sir Prows Burden's Wan o, Btc. foe'.
2.TEOK.SON'S Twenty-four Country Dances for t 838, adapted
for the Violin, German Flute or Hautboy, price is.
No 7. OF Button and Piirday's Falbionable Quarterly Selec-
tion of Dances, Reels and W.iltz..s, for the Piano Fortc, price is.
This then contains the eoh•brrted Fairy Dance, as originally
sompolid by Sanderfon, and (even others by the fame compofer.
London, England, 1807-10-28

MR. BOSWELL'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS.

This day was publithed, in one volume Octavo, with a Portrait of
the Author, from a Pidture by Sir Jams Reynolds, price 9$ in
boards, a new edition, being the Fourth, of
THE JOURN AL nt a rou it to the HEBRIDES
with SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D. including fomc Poeti-
cal Pieces by Dr. J..bofon, relative to the Tour, and never before
publilbcd ; a Series of his Converfation, literary Anecdotes, and
Opinions of Men and Books. with an authentic account of the
diiirelics and cfcape of the grandfon of King James 11. In the year
1746.
By JAMES BOSV.'ELL, Efq.
Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand. _

Of whom may alto be had, lately publifbed,a new edition, being
the fifth, rewired and augmented, of Mr. Salve Life of Dr.
Samuel Juhnfon, comprehending an account of his ftudies and
numerous works in chronological oi 4er ; a (cries of his irpiftolary
correfpondence and converfations with many eminent 'melons; and
various original places of his compofition. never before publifhed ;
the whole exhibiting a view of Literature, and Literary Men in
Great Britain for near half a century, during which he flourithed,
in 4 vols Bvo with a Portrait of LR Jannis% from an griginal
piCture, price LI cos in baud,.
London, England, 1807-10-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBFR, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1807.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27.
Fifty Ponnds for 2 yr olds carrying a Feather, 3 yr
olds 7ft. 51b. 4 yr olds 8(1. 91h. 5 yr olds 911. 31b.
6yr olds gll. 71b. and aged 9(1. iolb. Lell three
Miles of B. C.,
Mr Sitwell's br e Goblet, brother to Bumper, 3 yrs old
Mr Golbunes b f Fpfom Lars. 4 yrs old
Mr Williams ch f by Ambrofia, 4 yrs old 3
Mr Lake's eh f Maryhella, 2 yrs old 4
Mr Prince's b c brother to Woodman, a yrs old 3
Mr Goodiffon's b c Foxherry, by Screveton, 3 yrs o/d 6
Mr Batfon's ch c Charmer, 4 yrs old 7
Mr Perren's b c Young Hopeful, by Expetaation, 3 yrs old 8
Mr Fermor's h m Peliffe, 6 yrs old dr
Mr D. Radcliffe's bl c Mungo, 3 yrs old dr
Seven to 2 againfl Goblet-7 to '4 againfl Epfom
Lafs-4 to 1 againfl Foxberry.
Mr. Fermor's Hippomenes. rec. 2ogs from Mr.
Arthur's Wormwood, 811. :lb. each. Two yr old
Cowie, toogs h. ft.

NAUTICAL INTALLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER i 6.

Came in the Diana, Captain SANDPRSnsI, from
Chatlellown ; Circulation, Captain BROMS, from
S,ockh,:lm ; Providentia, Captain CLASSEII, from
Riga, all laden with naval floret for this p,,rt; Lord
Neltnn, Captain How, from Cork ; and Echo, Cap.
tain Lbw's, from ditto, with provilions.
London, England, 1807-10-28

By DAVIDRAMSAY, M. D.

.
Of Charlefton, South Carolina—Member of Congrefs In 1732,
1783, 1784. and 1783—atid author of the Hiltory of the Ame•
rican Revolution.
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand; and Longman,
Hurft, Rees and Orme, Paternofter.row.
MR. GIBBON'S ROMAN HISTORY.

Ge.nuitte Eehtions in vat ions Sizes.
PuhMed this day, neatly pri:ittl in Twelve Pocket Volumes,
With a Portrait of the Author, and an account of his Life and
Writings, price 21 85. in boards—alfo, in Twelve Vol. demy
Rim price 31 tas in beards-iir on a fuprrior Paper. price al. as

io thidri!ii-:and in ['we've Vo Royal.Bvo. p!ice 61:6.
I'HE HISTORY of the DECLINE and FALL
of the P.OMAN FMPIRE.

By EDWARD GIBBON, Efq.
Pri-teefor Cadell and Davies, J. Johnfon, F. and C Rivington,
W. J. and J Richardfon, T Payne, Wilkie and Robinfon, Scatch-
ai and Letterman, J Walker, Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, R. Lea.
Darien and Harvey, J. Nunn Cuthell and Martin, Clarke and
Sons, Wynne and Son , G Kearfley, C. Law, Longman, Hurt,
Rees and Orme, E Jeffery, W Phillips, J and A. Arch, B Golbyr
W. Stewart, J. Murray, Black, Parry and Kingfbury, S. Bagftar,
J Harding, P.lne and Mackinlay, R. Phillips, J. Mawman, T.
OfteU, J. Afperne, and Jof. Harding.
NEW EDITION OF MRS. HAMILTON'S LETTERS.
This day was panted, in Two Volumes, price £6.. in boards,

a Second Edition of

LETTERS, addrelred to the DAUGNTER of a
NOBLEMAN. on the FORMATION of RELIGIOUS
and MORAL PRINCIPLF.

By ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Education, &e.

Printed for I'. Cade!! and.W. Da;ies, Strand.

"The fatisfacrtion which we received from Mifs Hamilton's Let-
ters on Education, as well as from her Memoirs of Agrippina, was
loch, that we opened the volumes before us with expedtations of
amufemcnt and inftruCtion, which, though high indeed, have not
been difappointed. We are convinced, that no young lady in the
kingdom, nor old lady either, will read them with due attention,
and earneftly endeavour to ohfervc the precepts which their author
inculcate', without becoming a wifer and better Chriftian."+
Britills Critic, April tlioy.
London, England, 1807-10-28

VENIC3, OCTOBER 4.

The Gazette of this city, entitled Nalizie del llhem-,
contains, under the date of Corfu, September 1, the
fAbwing State Paper :

FRENCH EMPIRE.

In the name of his Majefly the Emperor of the
French and King of Italy, Napolcin I.
London, England, 1807-10-28

OLDESLOr. SEPT. 24.

We underhand that Major General Von Wutterf-
doxf was arrelted immediately after his arrival at
Kiel, and condueted to Alborg, in Jutland. Lail
Thurfday, the 15th infant, the Minitter, Count
Bernitott, and Baron Berlow, Adjutant General, ar-
rived in Kiel on their return from Hamburgh.

LUBECK, SEPT 25.

An Englifh frigate, which arrived yeflerday, cap-
tured in our road a fhip v.hich was taking in a cargo
fur Riga, with two Hamburgh Ihips and one Lubeck
veffel. Intaigence re..ched us that the Englifh have
taken in the Baltic five (hips bound from Peterfburgh
to Lubeck ; the crew were put on board a (hip which
was going to Roftock.
London, England, 1807-01-31

FICTU4LLIIVG OFFICE, 7anuary 22, 1307.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTre WAFT; do hereby give stake,
That on Friday the 6th of February next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writting, feakd up, and treat for Three Hundred
Chaldron of PITT's TANFIELD MOOR, COALS, or Coals of
equal goodnefs ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, one
half thereof as foon as poffible, and the other half in the (pace of
two months from the date of the Coutrad, winds and weather
permitting, alongfide the Wharf of his Majesty's Vidualling Pre-
mites at Plymouth and Southdown ; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.
No Perini will be had to any tender in which the price flan not be
isoferted lls woreh at length, or that /ball not be delivered to the Board
kfore ()Wash on the laid Friday the 616 of February next, nor ankle.
811Perfon who sealer the leader, or fore serfs. on his Waif, attends,
to hofwer when ealledfor.
London, England, 1807-01-31

SECOND EDITION.

A Difpatch from Lord Hui-oily rm. arrived this
motning, dated the 23d ult. brought by a Meffenger,
who failed from Dar.tzick on the 3oth, but who had
been embaried films the 26th. We underfland that
he had not heard of any tattle fubfequent to the 26th.
A communication has alto been made to Govern.
ment from Vienna, dated the toth (latch
that all accounts from Warfaw concur in admitting.
that the French were defeated on the ;6th at Pau&
—that out of five columns which attacked the Riff
flans, only one was fuccefsful; that Bonaparte's great
objea in making the attack, was to be enabled to pulb
on to Dirkftock, on the road to Grodno, with a view to
get poffeffion of the Ruffian magazines there, in which
objea of coot fe he had completely failed ; that there
was great difcontent in the French army, and 026
BOMAPAITE had been obliged to promife them to so
into winter quarters.

Ye(today, on the arrival of the Difpatchu from
Mt. TuottuTow, a Meircoger was immediatt ff:
off to the KUNG at Windtor, and Circular
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were alto forwarded to the Foreign Minine*.
Cahipet Council was likewile held, and fat tome