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London, England, 1807-04-03

GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.

This day was publifhed, handfomety printed on Royal °Ray°,
Price 121. in boards.
OBSERVATIONS on ENGLISH ARCHITEC
TURF., Military, Ecclefiaftical, and Civil, compared with
fimilar Buildings on the Couticent, including a Critical Itinerary
of Oxford and Cambridge; ago lliltorical Notices of Rained
Gigs, Ornamental Gardening, &c. with Chronological Tables,,
and Dimenfions of Cathedral and Conventual Churches.

By the Rev. JAMES DAI.LA WAY, M. B. F. S. A•
Pridted for J. Taylor, at the ArchiteeturAl Library, No 59, High
Holborn; where may he had,

t. Effays on Gothic Architcattre, by the Rev. T.Warton, Rev
J Bentham, Captain Grofe, and Rev. J. Millner, illtiftrated with
Twelve Plates, Second Edition, Royal Odavo,tcs. 6d. boards.

1. Gothic Ornamcnts, ((Jetted from the Parifh Church of La
venham, Suffolk; 4o Plates, Quarto,
London, England, 1807-04-03

MISS OWENSON's POEMS.

This day was publithed, elegantly printed, price :ven Shillings

in Boards.

THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI-
1. CAL FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,
Author of the Novice of ST. DOMINIC, the WILD iItISII GIRL

Stc. &c.
Trifl..s light as C.
Vrai papillon de Parnaffe.—LA Fo NTAI Nip
_ _ _

Printed for liI&I.SRD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge Brea; and fold by
J. ARCHER. M. KF.ENR, N. fillA nor', W. MOHR L P., F.. COL-
BERT, and W. WATSON, Dub'iti ; and by all other Bookfeiltra.

Of whom may he hld,

The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four
Volumes. Price 183.

The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo-
lumes. os 6d.
The Eighth hdi!ion of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three
Volutu,:s. t3s 6d.
silt JOHN CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau-
tiful Engravings. co. 21. 51.
London, England, 1807-06-09

effeiTHA.ll, 9.

Mr. MARSHALL, Clerk of the Check at Pusfieet,
has been a: pointed Clerk of the Check at Edinburgh
Cagle. Mr. Pat.LITT, from 'the Ordnance Office, at
this place, is anoointid Cleak -1 the Check at Pur.
fleet, and Mr. Knewyruas, from ttlaceabaraugh, la
to fill up the vacancy occafioned by ,vir. PELLITT9II
removal.

Tuefday night feveral prifoners on board the Brit
tol, lying at Gillingham, attempted to make their
efcape : they had fucceeded in cutting through the
bulk-head, and had feereted themfelves in the coal-
hole, where, however, they were !bon dircovered by
a Newfoundland dog belonging to the Commander,
and proper means were inUantly taken ro fecure them,
which was effected with very little difturbsnce, and
order was Coon rellored.

The dog had before been inftrumental in difcover.
ing fugitives, and once or twice bad plunged into
the river, and bronght back to the (hip fuch as were
fwimming towards the fhore, and were nearly ex-
haufted. On the prefent occafion, the intrepid and
fagecious animal again plunged into the rivet, to
(earth for any perfon that might have got there s
the noife of the plunge alarmed the fentinel, who
not receiving any anfwer to his inquiry of, who was
there ? and tuppofing that one of the prifonets might
have efcaped, tired hismufket near the (pot where the
noife proceeded from, in order to alarm the fuppoled
fugitive and caufe him to return ; feveral Ihot were
afterwards fi.ed with the fame intention before the
miftake was difcovered, when the dog was again got
on board, without having received any injury.

The meeting of the new Parliament on the 324
inaant will of courfe render the town full of com-
pany for Come weeks ; a circumflance fo favourable.
in addition to many others which could be mention.
ed, for the difpofal of
.the prefent Lottery, as not to
leave the leall doubt, that fo few Tickets as Twenty
Thoufand only will not be fulficient to fupply the
public demand.

A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall Scrophulous Ul.
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain; it then
broke out in her wrilt, both her !boulders, and her
knee, eack Ulceration difcharging much, and not dii
pofed to heal ; it then affected her right elbow ; and
there ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi-
lity. Ole fuffer ed for twelve years. Her kaeewsibhealed. •
in the Worcefier Infirtnary, and the experienced tome
benefit while a patient for a Bann time in St. Bartholo.
mew's Hnfpital, where the made application for the
benefit of SPILSBUR ell PATENT As TlSCoegoTic
DROPS, at the Difpes.fatory, No. 15, Soho-fquare,
London. By the application of the Drops for fix
months, her ulcer. gradually healed, the regained
her it length and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth
and the remains perfealy well. Any information oi
totabove fat may be obtaimeff 4 No. 9, poes
urt, Drury Lane, London.
London, England, 1807-06-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gameitscan, June —Paffed by the Howard, Omfton; and
the Maryaretta, Halewood, from Copenhagen; Union, Brewers;
Rife, Robinfou ; Sifters, Scott ; Spring, Denham ; and the Britt&
Union. Richardfon, from Memel ; Trtmhar, Witham, from
boo ' • Amiable, Rainker, from Philadelphia ; Lexington, Gard-
ner, from Baltimore ; Two Sifters, Anderfon ; Fortuna, Brady ;
Crown Pam Frederick, ; Thomas, Sampfon ; Concordia
Viae. ; Elizabeth. Holt ; and the Prince Frit-
detick, Conch, from Norway. Sailed the Sir Sidney Smith, Brad-
ford- the Hopewell, Cowey, for Barbadoes ; Speculator,
Levribm ; mod the Wm. Phillips, Pullen, for Demerara ; Ado.
lath Melville, for Antigua; Graces, Coughey ; and the Venus,
Montgomery, for Waft ; Martin, Bryan, and the Orion,
Iran% foe Dublin ; Albion. Habbard, for Copenhagen ; Alpha,
Hutton, and the Manchefter, Ready, for Toaningen.
London, England, 1807-04-04

DR. FREEMAN's GU 17A SAI.UTARIS

• I'HE Value of thi; infallible Medicine has been fit
long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a coma.
petition wits it, in all the diflln nt lt,got; re' a ee'rrain Difeare,wh'att
it effeetnally cum. and eradicates from the habit, without reit itte
the painful feelings and expofure that attends Salivation', v. ittl.,o;
debilitating the Cnnftitution in any degrce,or even r:qttiri corn
linement from Bufinefs or reftrldtion in Diet. The radical virtual
of there irettiniable Drops have proved their claim to public pppro.
hation for more than thirty years. In all the Debilay of togh Stets
they prove a never failing reltorative, whether the Debility is pro
duced by too fete ufe of Mercury, by illicit plearires, or the ctreat
of a warm climate to Travellers and thole going abroad. They
cannot be recommended too llrongly to thole who will receive a
Cafe. fpeedy, and complete Core, in all old 1105f:tarn Meet', and
every wesktlefs that alTeds the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By
itseffiarey many Women have become Mothers, who for years had
been deprived of that happinefe.
Sold wholtfale and retail At Mr. Butler's, No. q, Cheapfide, ear-
-1 net. of Paternofter row ; and retail by &lam, Portfmnuth ; Vire&
ton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Calwell,
; Macdonald, Glafgow. Smith and ManCerton. ltdlks
burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at
2s. 9d. each, with ample direetions.
London, England, 1807-04-04

STATE LOTTERY.

- - -
FIRST DRAW N TICKETS entitled to CAPITALPRIZES.
HAZARD, BURNS and Co. N. 93, Royal
Exchange, London. (by whom every Prize of the above de.
fcription was Sold and Shared in the laft Lottery) are now felling
Flex crs and SHARES tor the STATE LOTTERY, which will
begin Drawing the lath of Apri! hut.
The Firft drawn Tickets on the Four Fite Days of Drawing
will be entitled to TWEN FY THOUSAND POUNDS each,
and the Firft drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU
SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 3000 Tickets, in
addition to any other 13t.ncfit that may fall to them,will be en-
titled to Teta Poo NDS each.
The CAPITAL PRIZES in the tae Lottery Sold at their
Office were,
of 30000 t of tax); and
of 2.%cr:to 3 of 1000.
a of to,oco All in Shares,
And one of S,OOOl. in a lAritele Ticket.
•.• Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to on
I the fame terms as if prefent.

CI FY FREEHOLD 1.0.1 TERY.
VALUE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.
THE DRAWING of this LOTTERY is unal-
terably fixed for the t4th inftant, no Tickets can poflibly be
fold after the t.;th.—l he encreafing demand for Tickets having
occasioned another advanc,.: in Price, the Public is moft relpeet-
fully informed that they m ty, by an early application, be fupplied
at the ',relent Price sl. to..—At No 1. 4, 7. O. and 49, Skinner-
ftreet ;Not, S. and 8, Prickett•ftteet, Temple-Bar; No, 88, Corn-
hill; No. GB, l'hreadneedle street; 15, Piccadilly; 2, Leiccfter.
(pare; 24, King ftrcet, Covent-Gardut ; and 3, Micories.
London, England, 1807-04-04

A MOST DESIRABIF, FS

Only Two Miles from Bath, formerly parcel of Prior Park Eftate
and lately, belonging to J. Mighell, Efq.‘deceafed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Caftle and Ball Inn,ln Bath. on Tuefday the 14th of April,
ao:, at Twelve o'Clock, comprifing
ikBOUT to 6 ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND,
with Barn, Cattle-lheds, and Cottages, in the Parini of
Mockton Con.be; and about 23 ACRES of FREEHOLD, and
2 ACRES of LEASEHOLD LAND, in the Patina of Lyncombe
and Widcombe, the whole lying within a ring fence, interfetted
by two (mall pieces of ground: alto, the Inheritance In Fee Simple
of abut; Acre; of Land, in the Parifh of Monckton Combe, with
Paper Mill and Premifes thereon, granted by the late Propriety •
for sm years, referving 521. los. per annum.— the Lands confift of
arable, meadow, pafture, and wood; covered with a fiourifhing
growth of Timber, and arc molt advantagenufly fituated on the
Southern Declivity of the Hill, extending from Cosrbe Down
nearly to the Banks of the Somerfelfhire Coal Canal. to which the
Eftate is oper. Several acres of the groond cot tain very deep ltrata
of the finelt Bath ftone, which, from the communication with the
Canal, might be quarried with a certain and confiderable profit.
The eftate is watered by a great number of fprings,many of which

ANTLIMPETTOINTS, or SOLOMON's DROPS.
To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Houle, near Liverpool.
Pig* hlotwit:i. Marsh 9 gin&
AAAr Stm has f,r three years been wish that
11-VI diary/hog diftemper the Leprofy, and having confulteti
many eminent in t':e faculty, without my benefit Accruing tram
their prefcriptions. lat length defpaired of hit recovery. Fortu-
nately I eonfulted a frisnsi, who advVesl me to make trial of your
Anti Impstigines, which I accordingly procured at. Msffrs &e-
-phen'iart's and Mrchett's, the h:ypy circa, of which I loon dif-
covered ; fufSee it. to fay, that 'te daily grew better, and now his
health is perfeelly re eftibliihed
By publiDting thefe few line-, and making known the cafe of
my Son, and the effeets or your incomparahl.2 r.iedisitie, you %rift
, confiderably oblige,Sir, your very humble Servant, L. B2RRT.

Price 41.6 d a Bottle—duty included.
Nott—A Government Stamp i. patted on each Bottle.with the
name and place of abode of the Proprietor. thus, " Samuel Solo
mon, Liverpool," engraved therein, to imitate which is felony.
London, England, 1807-04-04

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MARC'-! 27.

SIXTY-SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.
" Oftcrode, March t 4.

4' The Grand Army remains in its cantonments,
where it takes repofe. Frequent fkirmifhes have
taken place between the advanced polls of the two
armies.

44 Two regiments of Ruffian cavalry came on the
a zth inflant, to harafs the 69th regiment of infantry,
of the line, in its cantonments at Lingnau, before
Guttiladt: a battalion of this regiment took up arm,,
and from an ambufh attacked and repuifed the ene,
my, who left 8o men on the field. General GUYOT,
who commands the advanced polls of Marfhal So ti LT,
has on his fide had feveral affairs of out polls with
the enemy, in which he has had the advantage.
46 After the little battle of Wittenberg, the Grand
Duke of BERG expelled the Coffacks from the whole
of the right bank of the Alle. In order to affure him.
felf that the enemy were not making fome movement,
he went to Wa•temberg, Sudberg, Neufgath, and
Birchofsburg. He had fome engagements uith
the Enemy's Cavalry, and took a hundred Cofficks
prifoners. The Ruffian army appears to be concen-
trated on the fide of Bartenflein, on the Alle. The
Pruffian divilion is on the fide of Crentzhourg.
44 The enemy's army made a retrograde move-
ment, and have approached near to Koningfberg.
44 The whole of the French army is in canton-
meats, it is provifioned by the towns of Elbing,
Brat:nil:011-g, and from the refonrces drawn from the
Mind of Nogat, which is extremely fertile.
44 Two bridges have been eldled over the Viflula,

mane at Marienwerder, the other at Murienberg.
Thal LET EYRE completed the inveftment of Dantzig.
General FFut.te has invefted Colberg. Each of thefe

gar rifons have been driven into thefe towns, after
flight engagements. A divifion of rz,ooo Bava-
rians, commanded by the Prince Royal of Bavaria,
had mired the Vi(ula at Warfaw, and is coming to
juin the army."
The General of Divifion, ViCtor Leopold Berthier.

Chief of the fiat corps of the Grara Army, and
one of the Commanders of the Legion of Honour,
died this evening at fix o'clock, after an illnefs of a

month.

Some companies of the gent d'armes d'elite, and
ratter corps cf the Imperial bodyguard, which had
remaintd at Paris, fet out the day before yeflerday
for the Grand Army.
London, England, 1807-04-04

DOVER, APRIL 3.

Arrived yellerday, the hoy Anna Sophia, Captain
SCIWEDER, of Pappenburg, from Amfterdam, in
ballad—She brings no news.—The lc gun.brig,
Lieutenant Hiccs, has fent in here a French Minot,
laden with junk, which the captured off the French
coati.—Arrived off here, the (hip Calpe, of Norfolk,
Captain. Jot/ ss, bound from Malta, with fulphur, for
London.—Wind N N.E. and blows drong.
London, England, 1807-04-04

DEAL, APRIL 2.

Arrived from a cruize the BASILISK gun brig, and
brought in with her (which the captured clofe in with
Dieppe) a French fchoot, No. 920, with a cargo of
cables, cordage, and naval (lures, bound to Brea.
Sailed the SEAGULL floop, on a cruize off the Gal-
loper; .Raist.sua and MOSQUITO Hoops for Sheer-
nefs ; VESTAL frigate for Yarmouth; and ZEBRA
bomb with a convoy for Portfmouth.
APRIL back the VESTAL frigate. Arrived
the LEVERET floop from the Nore, with feveral out-
ward bound veffels, which have failed under her con-
vny to the Wellward. Sailed the SATELLITE (loop,
TICKLER, EXERTION, and FLAMER gun brigs, on a
cruize off the Coaft of France. Came down from
the River and failed through the Downs, the Chear-
ful, Kine's cutter, for Plymouth ; Autumn, for
Briflol ; Orlando, JACKSON, for St. Kitt's; Starling,
LEIGH, for Jamaica, and feveral other velfels, names
unknown. Wind N. E.
YARMOUH, APRIL 3.

Put into theft Road. the Swirr (loop of war, with
her convoy, bound to Tonningen. Pallid this port
the convoy from Hull, bound to Oporto ; the Vine
cf this port joined convoy. Sailed the DICTATOR and
RESOLUTION, of 64 guns each, the former for the
I'exel, and !he latter for Goree, to relieve the Mala-
bar and Stately. Sailed alfo on a cruize the ORESTES
11 or. Arrived the CENSOR gun brig, and remains
with the Majetlic, Roebuck, Naffau, Agincourt, and
Swift, with convoy, wind bound. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1807-04-04

RUNAWAY APPRENFICES.

"‘ITHEREAS WILLIAM SCORE, Tin• Plate
v Worker, airA JOSEPH MUNDEN, Brazier, did abfent
themfelves from their Mailer, on Wednefday, April 1, 1807-
NOtiCt` is hereby given, that ar.y perfon harbouring or employing
the raid W. S. and J. M. will hu prolecuted to the utmoft rigour
of the law; and any perfcn eisiog information of them to Mr.
GEORGE HARVEY, Brazier and Tin-plate Worker, Wey-
mouth, and lodgirg them in prifon, fo that their mafter may fetch
them shall receive Five Guineas reward —The laid William
Score is (hors and thin, and lifps a little, is about :8 ye rs of age,
and wore when he went away a brown or blue coatis about 5 fret
a inch high,and of an awkward deport mitt —kfeph Munden is
lluat, and very full in the face, has a mark in the nee:. rd .the
king's evil it :6 years of age, 5 feet s inches high, and ware
when he went away a purple coat, nankeen trowfers, and white

VOlt thole diftleflinz Debilities which prevent or
render tinhappj the Man age State, (but coolant, with a due
gard to dtlit.acy he mentioned in a Newfparer) lra.g copericnce
b I,roved Sir HANS SID 4.N F.'. REST() r. rt E and RTA NIMA
TING PILLS to be the matt certain and fovrrrign Remedy.
. .

, A Pamphlet more particularly defcriptivc of their virtues, may
be h t i';ratis) at Mr. Patin's, No. 22. Southampton-nrCet, Co.
Ve t t;arden, where (by fpecial appointment) they are fold whole-
tile and retail. They are fold retail by all the principal Venders
of Proprietary Medicines in London. To perfons in the Country,
enclofill the amount, free of poflage, they will he immediately
forwarded. Price los. 6d.

The ONLY WAREH4USE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN-
BRIDGE. WILLS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY.
ROBINSON begs to intotm the Nobility and Pub-
lic,-1-N- that heir corftantly receiving from his Manufaelory at
Tunbcidge Wells, a treal fopply of goods of every defcription in
the above line, confuting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back-
gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Moraic Work ; WO Work, Writ-
ing' Drawing, Netting, and Card Boxes. Card Racks, Ornamented
Bellows, Tea Tables, Chefts, and Caddies; Tambour and Fm-
broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reds, all kind of Turnery
Ware, &c. &c. on the loweft terms, great allowance made to mer-
chants, and Captains in the Ealt and Weft India trade. Every
article made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. ladies works
vamiihed without dileolouring, old Tunbridge Ware repaired and
varolfhed to leok like new. All forts of Etighlb and Foreign Per-
fumery. A good allotment of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls
with Toys and Trinkets of every defcription. N. B. All the Abbe
Getaltier's Works, with an extenfiv4 colledion of InFtrudlive
tames, Children's Book s, heft White Copal and other Varinih, fold
tor Ladies Own tile, at Rolnufon's Warahoule.
London, England, 1807-04-04

THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY
x begins Drawitg the 14th of THIS MONTH, offering to
the Pubiic a m.,ft advantageous Scheme, viz.
4 Prize, of . £20,000
4 • I 0,0:0
4 ' 5.003
10 1,000
&C. ''&e. &e.

And the peculiar advantage of the lira 3,000 Tickets being enti-
titled to tot each Quit and above any' other Prizes that may he
drawn aikainft them. rickets and Sharesare felling at CARTER's,
Ni.. 8. CHARING CROSS, thr oI.ULST OFFICE. Every Adven-
turer in the prefent Lottery will hr prefcnted with a New Lottery
Dirtdory, or a Key to the Capitals, by CAR r ER ON LT (Gratis).

CARROLL and Cn No. 26, Oxford timer, near
Rathhonc PI tce, are ft Wog Tics: ETS and Su A R es, in great
Variety of NUmbers, for the THIRD STATE LOTTERY for
PB:6. which will FOn Drawing on the tsth of this Month, the
Scummy of which itands unrivalled by any former one; and claims
particular attention from the Public, as It confifts of the following
Numerous CAPITAL PRIZES j viz.
4 Prizes of kto,ooo Ito Prizes of £ t,coo
4 to,ooo to sco
4 &C. Ste. Etc.
The Firß-dr.vrn 3,010 Tickets, in addition to any other Bene-
fit that may fall to them, will be entitled to t• L each. CARROLL
and Co. Melt their Friends and the Public to he early in their
Purchate, as the principal Capital I'rizes will he Drawn on the
Set Four Days. In the bit November State Lottery, No ta.103,
a Prize of to,oool was fold in (lateen Sixteenths by CARROLL
and Co ; and No. 6,051. a Prize of 5001 was likewife fold in
Shares; and, in former Lotteries. Capital Prizes to a very confi-
derable amount Country Correfpondents, and all Orders will be
pundtplly att:nled to—schemes to be bad gratis'
London, England, 1807-04-04

RENOVATED HEAL Di.

IT has been too frequently the fuhjea nof in ace
general reprobation, that men dcttitute of the element. of
the medical art, have offered themfelves as candidates for public
patronage in the profeffion of phyfic. For the purport: of dais;
jultice to the refult of our !hulks and experience. and to prewar.
us from being claret/ among thole empiric. whore impudent ere•
tenfions have, unfortunately for focicty, been too favouraily re•
ceived, we beg leave to fuhmit to the liberal and enlightened &
faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education as thr pupils of Marrs Grin-
dal and Blizard, whore led/Aires and pradice we carefully atten-
ded, as proteffors and furgeons of the London Horpital, we enterni
ourrelves as Rodents in that juftly celebrated (chola tot medical
acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were initrac-
ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
pradtice of Phyfic, Chemiltry, Midwifery. Botany. tax Sec. by
thole eminent p-ofeffor., Dr.. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamiltalls
Duncan and Rutherford. We trot we (hall not he deemed pre•
fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquire mews arc not
incorifitieratac• Having for ationg feries of years made centred
complaints, and the various (Breaks of DEBILITY, the periods*,
oiledt of our ltuaies and practice, it will. we hope. be altos:eta
that we have acquired (Ulterior knowledge of their treatment
ar...1 cure. In flight and recent cafes of inretlion, a perfat rc•
eftabliflunent is completed in the iliort period of two days; and..
in that. of the utmolt inveteracy, where other praeitionerf bar:
failed of fucceft, a proper perreverance in our plan of treatment,
enfures tonic patient a fafe and radical cure.
Amidft the melancholy variety oldifitrders which are the circa.
of a habit long and moil unhappily purfued t y the youth of bolts
Sexes, there are none more alarming or mor,rtliftrefling than thole
deficiencies and debilities With frequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial (late. To filch perfons it molt he a conflating re-
flection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible male
of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all bun/an bielTings, a
ftrong, manly, and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of debility,
from whatever rattle arifing, as well as in every fpecies of vene-
real infeetion, we may be contented by patients of either fee with
teft fecrecy anihonour Ft •of --ifultation at Wind
London, England, 1807-04-04

NEW STATE LOTTERY,
BEGINS DRAWING 14TH 'THIS MONTH.
I'ICKETS and SHARES are felling at DRUM.
MOND'. OFFICE, No. 65, Fleet-Greet. _ _

The Firft Drawn Ticket on the Firft Four Days of Drawing
will be entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds each ; the Firft
Drawn the fifth and Sixth Days to Ten Thoufand Pounds each;
and the Firtt Three Th• ufand Tickets, in addition to any c:htr
Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitle. 4 to Ten Pounds each
A. DRUMMOND willies to remind his Friends and the Public
of the aUvantage to be gained by an early Purchafe.
London, England, 1807-04-04

THE 14th OF APRIL
GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, i
and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, in Sterling Money.
THIS is the moll extraordinary Scheme ever pro
duced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedentednum
bee of Grand Prizes makes
Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will he a Prize ;
Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn.
SCHEME.

4 Prize. of £zo,ooo are
4 •••• 10,000 ....
r 4•••• 5,000 =MI
10 1,000 --
10 - 500
30 .. 100 -
4o -- so
20
3,000
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London, England, 1807-04-04

FOREIGN INTE,.LIGENCE.

EXTRACT OF A DISOATCH FROM GENERAL BARON
DE BENNIGSFN.
" Held-cpurters, Lanfberg, FLbruar; 27, 28c7.

" I left Koningfberg on the 25,h, and am at the
enemy's heels. They continue their retreat in extreme
dim, der. The cantvn, waggons, cailrons, and bag-
gage, which they abaidon on the toads, are the only
obffaclei which they feem anxious to nppofe to us.
My advanced guard, which has been confiderably
reinforced by the Coffacks of the Don, harafs them
incefrantly, and always with confiderable fuccefs.
Accrrding to the moll accurate reports, we have taken
prifoners, fince the battle of E-ylatt, 43 Officers, 70
fobalterns, and 3205 foldiers, not including 300
others, who have died of their wounds. The rein-
forcements which I weft from Ruflia are already
on their march; and their early arrival will enable
me to follow, with as much precifion as confidence,
the plan of operations which I have laid down.—
The garrifon of Dantzick has made another fortie
Agiinil the Polifh infurgents, and has completely
beaten ttem near Dirfchau."
London, England, 1807-02-06

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MARRIED

Wednelday morning, at St. George's Church, Hanovilf.rquare,
Sir Daniel Fleming, Bart. of the county of Cumberland, to iVlifs
Fleming, daughter and foie beirefs of the late Sir Michael L. Fie.
ming Bart of Rydat Hall, in Weftinorland, for which county he
was Reprefentativc in Parliament to the end of his life ; and grand
daughter of Themes Howard, late Earl of Suffolk and BerkEdre.
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maids were, Lady Catherine Howard, daughter of his Lerdthip,
and Mifs Hungerford. The bridegroom's man, Richard Nom*,
Ffq. There were alto prefent. the Counters of Suffolk and Lady
Diana Fleming. Soon after the ceremony, the new married couple
left town for a ibort time.
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THE THIRD HOOK.

BLAIR's READING EXERCISES, confining of eafy, farri,
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THEATRE ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 7,
will be acted the Comedy of
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giks Overreach, Mr. COOK E.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
TWa Evcuirg—The Tempett ; with Mothirr Onnfe.
London, England, 1807-02-06

PASSIPICIRS PLR 'MAMMY CA3ll.t.

For BOMBAY-Mr Robeitfon,Cadea; Meffn. Gower and
Wraymood. Free Mariners.
PAISfNGILS PER CASTLI EDZW.

FOR BENGAL—Mr. Lyon, Writer; Captain F. Latter. Mrs.and
two Mifs Latin% Mrs. Mafterton ; Meffra. Jobniton, Carne,
Grant, Bernard, Smith, Johnftone, Cowper, Shadwell, Tapley,
Cockburn, Bcnett, Lane, Jolter, Currie, Colnett, Pringle, Shute.
Allamand, Swanfton, Cadets; Mr. Mitchelfon, Free Mariner; and
Mr. M'Crakcn, Aflittant Surgeon.
For Ma Dass--Mifs Frafer ; Meffts. DalyeU, Scott, Prefton,
G. M. and A. Grant, and Alexander, Cadets ; and Rer. J. Kcr.

PAMINGER PEA NOTTINGHAM.
For BOMDAT—Mr. Macklin.
PASSENGIRS PER TIMIZ BRITON.
For BENGAL—Mrs Woodhoufe and child.
For MADIA s—Mifs Frafer.
For BOMMAT—Mcfrrs Gomonde and Pelly, Writers; Mr.
Amen, Mr. Birk. Free Mariners.

IPASSENGtaII tit IpITANNtA.

For MADRAS-Mr. Houghton, Affiftant- Surgeon.
For Bost BA P-Mr. Coore, Writer ; Maks.ll,Taylor,Frafer.
and Janice, Cadets; Mr. Collinfon, Marine.

PAISZNGFIS PLR ALFRED.

For EINGAL—I.. E. Cartwright; Mr. M•intyre, Cadet.
For Sr. HELL xe—Captain Kinnaird and Mr,. Kinnaird, Mr.
Torbert.

The Enterprize, Fergufon ; and the Jane, Scott,
from London for Cork and Jamaica, were taken on
the 3111 ult. near Beachy, by two privateers ; the
former is retaken, and arrived in the Downs ; the
latter is alto retaken, and arrived at Yarmouth, IN
of Wight.
The Columbia, —, from Charlefton for Liver-
pool, is on (Fiore on Farnby Point.
The Perfeverance, Wood, -from Cardiff, is pot
into Ramfgate with damage, having been on &ore.
The Cameleon, —; and the Lively, —, from
St. Domingo for St. Thomas's, are detained and fent
into Tortola.

The Venus, Denny, from New York, was loft at
Jamaica in December laft.
The Polly, —, from Jamaica, for Wilmington,
was loft on Crooked Ifland in September la*.
The Fortuna, Harrifon, from Cuba for New York;
the Fair Creole, —, from Bourdeaux for New
Orleans ; Louifa, Imm Pm-to Rico ; and the
Weft Indian,- —, from New York for Porto &Dot
are detained and feat into Jamaica.
London, England, 1807-02-06

NIUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 4.

Came in the Mary fmuggling cutter, laden with
350 (mall calks of fpirits, befides tobacco, &c. cap•
tured is the North Channel, by' his Majeay's fhip
AMETHYST, Captain Ssymoua ; Naactssus, of 3z
guns, from Portfmouth ; and ACASTE, of 4o guns,
from a cruize. Sailed the PHOEBE, of 36 guns, to
the weAward. Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY. S.

Arrived his Majetty's chip Ammo's, from
Guernfey ; DARING gun brig, from a cruize ; Horn
transport, from Cork, which place the lett in corn-
' pang with the Duchefs of Northumberland tranf-
port, under convoy of the EARL SPENCER cutter,
which is dot yet come in.=Wind W. N. W.
London, England, 1807-02-06

tumult 5625]

THIATRE-ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 7,
beetled the Tragedy of
. OTHELLO.
Othello, Mr. BLLTSTON ; !ago, Mr. BARRYMORE;
Defdernona, Mrs. H. SIDDONS.
To which will be added the New Melo-Drarne, called
TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
Thb Evening—The Cabinet ; with the New Ballet. .
London, England, 1807-02-06

NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS OF ENTAILED FSTATES
IN SCOTLAND.
PROPRIETORS of entailed Eflates in
.Scotland,
are requtfted to meet on Monday the 16th of February inft.
at One o'Cl• eh, in Oman's Tavern, Edinburgh, when fornetbing
of importance will be fuhmitted to their confederation.
Such Froprietors as cannot attend perfonally, are rrqueftcd to I
appoint lonic. P rfon to appear and ad for them.
TO THE. PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. i
1

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
aftive Canvafs being already commenced for
your Suffrages at the Annual Eleetion of Diredors in April
next, permit me, at prefont cut of the Diredlion by rotation, to
make you again a moft refpeaful tendcr of my Cervices, and to
folicit the honour of your fupport on that occaGon.
It is now more than twelve years fince, after havisg been en-
gyged during the better part of my precedii,g life in the employ of
the Company, you were pleafed to confer upon me the honoura-
ble diftinetion of choofing me to be one of your Erectrive Body.
In an addrele like the prefent, it may be allowed me to fay, what
I truft I can fay with truth, that front the period of my entrance
into the Diredion, I have devoted the chief part of my time totbe
important concerns entrufted to its care, that I have atted in thofe
concerns with diligence and earnefttufs, and have made the inte-
rrfts of the Company the governing objedt and principle of my
eonduft.
If on Cue!' grounds as there you 'hall be pleafed to continue the
croifid,i:cc with which you have hitherto favoured me. it will be
to me an additional incentive to approve myfelf in future as I have
trde.o.uured to be in time paft.

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
Ruffetl fquare, Feb. 1. CHAALLFS GRANT.
London, England, 1807-02-06

DEAL. FEBRUARY s.

Sailed the Aaitow fchooner, and Prtame gun.
brig, for Sheernels. Came down from Sheernefs
hit idajefty's (hip SOLERAT, Captain Newbury, and
remain in the Downs with the rca of the Ships as per
laft.—Wind N. W.

DOVER, FEBRUARY 4.
His Majefty's floop KANGAROO has retaken and
fent in here the brig Two Brothers, Captain Fox, of
and from Sunderland, laden with coals ; (he was cap.
toted on Monday night laft, by a French lugger pri.
vateer, off Dungenefs. Came in the hoy de Schnelle
Seegelande, Capt. VAN KYR. of Altona, bound from
Rotterdam with beans and cheefe, detained by Lieut.
Hi w yore, of the BLAZIR gun brig. Wind S. W.
Fan. s.—Arrived to wait fur convoy the brig Guf
tavus, Capt. ScrioLyz, of and for Gottenburgh fir
Malaga, with wine and fruit, laft from Falmouth.—
Sailed the brig Haabet, Capt. Loazwrz ex, of and
for Frederieldhall, with brandy and rye, from Nantes.
Wind N. N.W. and blows hard.
YARMOUTH. FEB. s.
Sailed the CRUizt& floop of war for her fortunate
Ration off the Galloper. The French prifoners at
this port embarked on board the Rosy, of 64 guns,
for Sheernefs. Sailed the ARIADNR frigate, Accals-
sot, and Cox:ryas-1- gun brigs, and Chapman and
Lyra armed Ihips, on a cruize. The fhipa of war in
the Roads are the Majeftic, Dielator, Stately, Agin
court; Nafrau, Roebuck, and Ruby wind bound,
()rents floop of war, and Cenfor gun brig. Wind
South Weft.

CORK, JANUARY 3co.
Arrived the Pelter gun brig, Lieut. Evelyne, and the Earl Spen-
cer cutter, Lieut. Bothwell, from a cruise; Cecilia tender, Lieut.
Keenan, from Plymouth ; and three tranfports with troops ; Al-
bion, of Newport, Gregg, from Dublin for Barbadoes ; Edward,
of Whitchaven, Steward, ditto; Echo, of Pembroke, Day, from
Liverpeol; Fame, of Cork, Cooolly. ditto; James, of and from
Greenock, Brown ; Hibernia, of and from Bi idol, Davies ; Gol-
den Fleece, of Chichefter, Bibcll, from Falmouth ; Alert, of Lon-
don, Foreman, from Mogadore, under quarantine.
London, England, 1807-02-06

FROM LI.OYD'S LIST.

GIAVZSEND, Fss. c.—Palled by the Triton, Williams, from
Charkfton —Sailed the Ocean, Gillman, for Londooderry ; Blen-
heim, Miller, for Gil nada ; 1) le, Chivers, for Surinam ; Mag-
net, Watfon, and the St. George, Palmer, for Jamaica.

EAST IND'A SHIPPING.
Wednefday a Court of Direetors was held at the
Ea(l India Houfe, when Captain D•Esrassa, of the
United Kingdom, took leave, previous to departing
for St. Helena and Madras.

Yeflerday the Difpatches were finally clofed at the
rag India Houle, and delivered to the Puffers of
the following Ships, viz.

Scakby Caftle, Capt. J. Lock ; Nottingham, W. Campbell 1
True Briton, W. S. Clarke ; and Britannia, J. Birch, for Bombay
and China.

Alfred, G. Welaced. for St. Helena, Bencoolen and China.

Duke of Montrofe, J. Paterfan, St. Helena and Bengal.
Admiral Gardner, W. J. Eaftficld; Cattle Eden, R. Colnett,
Madras and BengaL

PASSENGERS PER ADMIRAL GARDNIt.
Foa BENGAL—Frederick Vanfittart, Efq. fenior merchant,
Captain Baldock, Miffe, M. and A. Baldock, Lieutenant Osm-
ium, Mr. C. French, Mars. Penny, Pew, Murray, Bontein,
&oyes, Orr, limiter, J. and J. Read, Hodges, Idelquhoun,
Bland, Wetherfton and Johufton, Cadets ; Mr. Curran, AlSltant
Surgam.
For MADRAS—Mr. Cooke, Writer; Lady Richardfon, Mifs
Stedman, Mars. Tolfon, Robinfoa, Cumming. Maxwell, Brad-
ford, Enna: Hitekaw, and Wakdield, Cadets; Mr. Kemp, Free
Mariner.

PASSENGERS PER DOER Of MONTROSE.

For Banoitt —Meru Oamon and Anal; Cadets; Mr. Pa-
tulla, Free Mariner; Mr. J. Grofa.
London, England, 1807-08-08


PARLIAMENT...Mr PROCEEDINGS.

. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7.
Smuggling Prevention and Parochial Schools Bills were
fro° tup and read a firct time.
The Bill far regulating the Duties upon Importations and Ex-
portations between Great Britain and Ireland, went throudt the

Committee.
The future ennfideration of the Appeal, hrn.ight by" May lg.
Wharton," was pollponed until to-morrow, after the Commit.-
_

. .
lion.-. Adjourned till to-morrow.
PROTEST

•N THE REJECTION OF THE MOTION IV THE HOUSE OF LORDS,
FOR LEAVE TO SUCH LORDS AS DAD ENTERED REASONS OF
DISSENT AGAINST THE REJECTION OF THE OFFICES IN RE•
•ERSION SILL, TO ALTtR OR ADD TOIHE SAME

DISSYNTIENT,
Becaule the prot,fting Lords might he anxious to Alp as a
• reafon againft the Rejeetion of the Edi, the affurances which
were held out to the public, that the late ijiffolution of Parliament
was nor fuggefted by his Majelty's advifers for the purport, nor
Mould in its confequences have the effect of fruftrating, or even
interrupting the benefits likely to arife from the labours of the
Committee of Finance. Affurances which in our opinion have
been violated by the fudden and unexpcjled rejetlinn of the Bill.
(biped) VASS-ALL HOLLAND,
LAUDERDALE,
COW PEI,
WF,NTWoR fig FITZWILLIAM,
PONSONIsY, (imobidy.)
London, England, 1807-08-08

SUFFOLK—TI,-NSION, PARK, MANOR, AND ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TR AC r,
(By order of the Truflee,)
AVERY vilimble FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
comprifii,g the Manor of Benhall, in Suffolk, with the roy-
alties, Merles, profits of Courts, and other rights and privileges
belonging; a magnificent modern manfiou boufe, in complete or-
der and repair, with an extenfive range of offices of every deferip-
tion. Ratting, and coach-houfcs, acc: upon a fcale cf accommoda-
tion for a family of the firft con'equence; largo kitchen and flower
gardens, walled-in bothoufe grapery, grcenhonfe,lawns.fltruhhery
‘N. alk% plantations, and ',feature grounds, deer park, inclofed with
a pale fence; woods, plantations, and coppices, well ftnrcd with
valuable and ornamental timber and underwood, with a nearly
furrounding cftate, confifting of feveral very valuable farms, con -
toining in the whole about one thoufand four hundred acres, •
!mall part of which is copyhold, of excellent arable, mea,low
pafture and wood land, pan in hand, and the reft let to molt re
timetable tenants. The great tythes of the parith of Scotian. ca
tending over 2000 acres of land, and the adv wfon and right of
prefentation to the Vicarage, the whale of the prefent v due of
2,t001. per annum, late the refidence and property of Admi al Sir
Hyde Pprker,deeeafed.
This Eftate is fituate in a rich and beautiful part of Eldr-M,
within a few miles of the fca. near Saxmondham, on the high road
from Ipfwich to Yarmouth, &Rant about 88 miles from London,
and in the midft of excellent roads in all direetions; the manor is
mod abundantly ftocked with pheafants, partridges, and hares;
and bonneted in a confiderahle part by the River Aide.
Printed particulars may be lad of, and references made to R
L Appleyard, Efg. Newlquare, Lincoln's inn, London; where a
plan and elevation of the Manton-houfe, and map of the Eitate
may be few.
London, England, 1807-08-08

onellion was this : Gentlemen on his fide of the
Houfe were alive to the danger of continuing the Bill
too long, while the Gentlemen on the other were
afraid of its being repealed too loon. But he fully
concurred with the fentiment of his Right Hon.
Friend (Mr. Sheridan) that more loft would accrue
from the continuance of the Bill to the period propofed
by Mini(l:rs, than could be expiated of benefit from
the Bill itfelf.
The Houfe divided upon Lord H. Petty's amend-
ment, and the numbers were Ayes 34—Noes 79.
Strangers were not readmitted, but we underilood
that the Bill was read a third time and palled.
The Irith Militia Conspl &.ion Bill was committed
and ordered to be reported to morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1807-08-08

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SHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, said GLOU-
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