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London, England, 1807-12-14

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Cnort at the Queen', Palace, the 9th of De.
cember, 1807, Preftnt the Kum's MA Excellent
Mejcsry in Cnoncil.

It is this day ordered by his MAJESTY, by and with
the advice of his Prlvy Council, that no flips or
veffels belonging to any of his MAJesTy's fuhjeds be
permitted to enter and clear out for any of the ports
within the dominions of the Emperor of RUSSIA
until further order ; and his MAJESTY is further
pleafed to order, that a general embargo or flop he
made of all (hips and veffels whatfoever belongiog
to the fubjelts of the Emperor of RUSSIA now with-
in, or which (hall hereafter come into any of the
ports, harbours, or roads withinany part of his
MAJsrry's dominions, together with all perions and
effects on board all fuch (hips and veffels ; and that
the commanders of his MAJESTY'. (hips of war and
privateers do detain and bring into putt all (hips and
veirels belonging to the fubjeEls of the Emperor of
Russia, or bearing the flag of the Emperor of Rot-
SRA ; but that the utmotl care be taken for the prefer-
vation of all and every part of the cargoes on board
any of the Paid (hips or veffels, ft) that no damage
or embezzlement whatever fultained ; and the
corAmanders of his MAJeSTY'S (hips of war and pri-
vateers are hereby inftrufted to detain and bring
into port every (rich (hip and veffel accordingly : and
the Right Honourable the Lords C,,mmitEoners of
Ills MAIISTY'S Treafury, the Lords Commie-miters
of the Admiralty, and the Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports, are to give the neceffary direftions
herein as to them may refreively appertaia.

R. FARICSNIIi.
WHITEHALL, DECEMBER 9.

The KING has been pleated to appoint the Right
Hon. Lord GLsasaaysa Surveyor General of the
woods and forcils.

CARLTON HOUSE, DECEMBER 8.

The PRINCR 07 Wat.rs has been pleafed to au'
point the Right Honourable General Vircount LAKE
to the office of Receiver General of the Revenues of
his Royal Highnefb's Duchy of Cornwall, in the
place of the Right Honourable RICHARD BRINSLRY
Susan:ma, refigned.
London, England, 1807-12-14

FiitEIGN INTELLIGEACE.

RUSSIAN UKASE.
TO CALINT NICOLAT PETItIPWI MCC 10MANZOFT.

In vinfequerce of the pretest p circum
fiances, which have compelled us to break off all
conneCii ins wiih B,itain, w•e order

I. An Imbargo to bziaiel nn all Britifh hip in our harb mrs,and
on all property of the Bridal on hoard of the fame, as afro on that
at Change and In the Cullom-houfe Packhnufes.
11. Their immovable property. and what does not con Git of
goods. to be left in their pnffeffinn as hercto(ore, hut not to he
;Vowed to be fold, mortgaged or traneferred into other bands
Taking fuel' meafurce merely from our evident mercy to them, we
hope they will not, Ourirg the cutting difference tranfgrefs their
duty by aftions which might prove prejudicial to RuUia, atd thus
incur our juft dllfpleafure, but live in due qu!etnefs and tranquil

ill. Concerning the Embargo, a Committee is lo be sq./minted at
this port, of thr m,,ft rcfpediable Ruffian merchants, aud of one
Mender of the College of Commerce. authorifing you to Weft
tliefe men ; we leave it to you to tom this Committer and to iu-
term us of the fame.

111 Similar Committees to he appointed in Riga and A reblngel,
which are to he dependent on the nue here. The Ned:lion and
a:pointment of the members of therti to be IL ft to the Mi:itary
Governors, directing alfo the Civil Dtpartinent, and where no
fuch are, to the Civii Governors

V. The ch rges which nay accrue on this occation to be pro-
vided from the 'comma of the rrfpettivc Cullom-twain, and
placed to the account of the fequellered fhir and goods.
We are, &c.
(Sired by his Imperial Majetty's hand)
S: Peterfburgh, Wt. sS, IE4. ALEXANDER.
London, England, 1807-12-14

THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.
, I THIS PR ESENT'EVE NING, DECEMBER t 4,
will be j a/ledr defire) the Comedy of
LOVE FOR LOVE.
jrS Ssrnpfun Legerd, Mr. newton; Valentine, Mr. Fllifton ;
Scandal (Grit time), Mr. Eyre • Tattle, Mr. Palmer; Ben,
Mr. Bannifter; Fnrefight. Mr IVathews ; Jeremy, Mr De
Camp; Ang, lica. Mifs Duncan ; Mrs. Forefight, Mrs. Har-
low( ; Mifs Prue, Mrs. Jordan ; Mrs. Frail, Mifs Pope.
To which will be added (for the 3d time this feafon)
VEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF MON MATZ.
Count Tekeli, Mr. H. Siddoes; Wolf, Mr. Dowton ; Conrad,
Mr. Wrosighton ; More, Mr. Rufrell ; Malin, Mrs. Powell;
and Chriftiana, Mrs Bland.
The revived Comic Opera of Lionel and Clarifra was on Satur-
day night received throughout by a brilliant and overflowing ai-
r sisence, with unbounded applaufe from every part of the Theatre,
and will be repeated (for the fecond time there 20 years) To-
moi row ; after which Ella Rrdenberg.
On Wetinefday will be produced (never aeted) a new Tragedy,
4 Called Faulkener.

This day WAS publiihed, printed elegantly by Ballantyne, In
One Vol. ayo. with Twelve Plates, pelf* us boards,
THE LETTERS OF JUNIU S.--
Stat Nominis Umbra.
Printed for Vernor, Flood and Sharpe, Cuthell and Martin, J.
WalkAr, Lackington, Allen and Co. ()midge and Son, R. Faulder,
W. Stewart. and J. Murray.
Where may he had, an F.didon In Two Vols. Odavo, printed
by Benfley, Twents two Plates, :I. is. boards.
Another, Two Volt 1 Bmo. Twelve Plates, is boards.
Another, a :1110, with Iwo Plates, 3a boards.
London, England, 1807-12-14

I'iInDERN lIISfORY.

This day was publ fh-d printed in derny sun° fimilar to Mayor's
Nepos, and blair's illußrated by a large Map, price
Gs. bound, and !rut
MODERN HISTORY FOR THE USE OF
sctiool.s; exhibiting a funimary View of the Rife, Pro-
grefs,Reyolutions, I)eeline and Fell or the various Modern Nat i,ins
in Europe, Aria, %friea, and America, from the Age of Clark-
rnagne to the Year IS:y.

By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chritt'a Col Nye, Cambridge,
Mafttr of the Free Grammar Sehoul, at Raveaftonedale, in Weft-
tnoreland ; Author of the Grammar of Hillory ; of libe Archzo
lamb Grxca. tke. &r

Printed for R icsin u n rs. No. 6, Bridge-greet Black •
friars; and to be had of all itr.uk!cllON, with the full Allowance
to Schools. Of whom may tu. 124 by the fame Author,
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which that important blanch of Knowle.dge may, for the raft
time, be pradically taught in fch,ols price 3s.
s. Am tenT Ht.; roar,from thL earlielt records of time to the
fall of th- Roman empire; on the co of the above defcribed
Modern Hißory, price 6s.

3. ARCM-CW..061A GARCA ; yr, tbe Antiquities of Greece price
ta9. bound.

DR. GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPEDIA
In One Shilling W..ekly Numbers.
On Saturday, Janu try a, t K.. 8, and on every following Stturday
till completed in la.) Numbers, will be publifhed a Number
price One Shilling of
ANEW and COMPLETE DICTIONARY o'
ARTS and SCIENCES ; including the latett Improvements
and Dilcoveries and the prefent State of every branch of Human
Knowledge.
London, England, 1807-12-14

TO APOTHECARIES.

PARISH OF SAIN r JAMES, WESTMINSTER.
WANTED an Apothecary, who is to he relident
In the Workhoufe of this Parini, at a falary of tcol. per
Annum. He mutt be thoroughly acquainted with hi• [Mind's,
including Midwifery; niuft be either a married Man, or a wi-
dower, and not lets than 35 years of age. He muff produce fatif.
fadtory teftimonials of his abilities from thofe Gentlemen undtr
whom he has ftudied and been employed, and Inuit fubmit :o an
rumination by three Medical Gentlemen, the reference to whom,
aid all further particulars, may be known, by applicati n at the
Clerk's Office, No. 50, Puland•ltreet, any day before Saturday
the 19th day of the prcfcut Month.
Dec. It, 18.7.7. JOHN DAWSON, Clerk.

KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK,
INSIIIVTED MANY YEARS,
. .

FOR fupplying the Public with Money, at Annuity
Intereft, and redeemable upon the fecuri: y of Freehold,
Copyhold, and Leafchold ERites, in I and or bionics, Money in
the Funds, Annuities, Rent Charges, Widows' Jointures, Patent
Phets, ClergyMene livings, Sec. The Nobility and Gentry, of
known property, or their Huirs Apparent, accommodated on
their perfonal fecurity.
Bankers and Merchants' Acceptances. Fait and Wlft India
Paper, and Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Tradeitners' Bills dif
counted.

Apply perfonally between the hours of twelve and five. or by
letter, addrefred to the Diredor of the Knig:stfbridge Bank, No.
8, Lower John area, Goldro-fquare.

GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD
HOUSES, difcharged of LAND TAX. Upwards of
£IOOAOO Value in Capital Ptizes
TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
TO to DRAWN IN GUI
LIST OP CAPITAL FRILLS, WITU 11l VALOR Or PACII.
Grand Hotel No. co, Skinner ttreit, 423,00
No. 14, Skinotr.flreet, - 7 000
No • 43, ditto, - 6,0- e
No. 45, ditto, - 6.7. 3
No. 3. Pickett area, - 6.001
No. 7, ditto, - 6,030
No. 17, Skinner ftreet, - 4,000
No. at, ditto, - 4 eee
No. 4i, ditto, • - 4.ceo
No, 3, ditto, • 4.050
No. 4, ditto, 4,069
No. to, Pickett ftrcet, 4.c co
No. at. • ditto, 4,000
No. as, Skinneritrect, - 3,(Dee
No. 40, Weit-fide of Snow Hilt, 3,000
No. 42, Skinner Meet, - 3,cCO
No. 48, ditto, - 3,oce
No 49, ditto. - 3 oco
No. 4, Pickett-Meet, - 3,000
No. as, Skinner area, - 2,000
Making together the Sum of 4 to4.c---o.
The above Valuation is taken at the towel climate, and there
is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Proptszy
will he very confiderably increafed in value. In proof of
this faa, it was the intention of the Contra tors to have m-
imed to purchafe the feveral Hodes at the prices fet again:i.
cath, but it Was deemed contrary to the Ad of Parliament, for
them to offer Money forth,. Honfes before the Lottery was drawn.
It is however certain that Offers have been made from various Per •
foes to purchafe feveral of the floufes at the Prices they art eiiima
ted at, and it is propofed that chore Prizes which are divided into
(mall lures, than he fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders
according to their refpedtive Shares.
Tickets and Shuts are felling at ail the Licenfed Lottery
Oilees.
PRESENT PRICE.
k 4
Ticket - k 7 14
Half . G 01 Eighth 4t I 0
Quarter • t 0 1 Sixteenth • t: 6
London, England, 1807-12-14

lIR.HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL

WHAT Patient, who k fuffering under the dif-
trefing pain of Chronic Rheutnatifm, or the more acute
anguifh of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly ',archaic a reme
dy to relieve his fufferiogs! No remedy has been In rffedtual as
Dr. Unction's Imperial Oil, in alt :riling certain cafe, and alleviat
lug pain in there diftreffing complaints in the livening of the oints
and ftiffnefs of the tendons. the bad tel of old Brains, rendered
worfe tither by Nech cacrtion, or by enld variable weather
Thi• excelltnt application reduces the forcilint. and brings the
trehlonc and mulcted loft and ptiahla ; in one elifeafe, the Rickets,
the releard yielding condition of the bones is fo wordetfuily
changed-fay the regular ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the hones,
though &Rotted, pain their natural tape and figure. In Pally,
Numt.utis of Limbs, and forpor of the Back or spine, it proves
a iovereignsentatty, by animating and refloating the energy of the
Net yes.

Sold wbolerale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapliee.cor-
ner of Paternolter-row ;Hazard and Bien*, and Cruttwcll. Bath.
Stains and I.7nch, Mancheita Gregfons, Liverpool; and mutt
hootfellers and tnealkinc venders iu every country town,in buttks
at as. 9d. oath.
London, England, 1807-12-14

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, The a Special Court
of Dircetors will be holden on Thut Nay next the t 7th in.
Ohm at one o'clock prtcikly, to calm into confideration the Decd
of Settlement of the Afrociation. By Order,
T. CHAPLER, Clerk.
Southampton area, Strand. London, Dec. 12, t8(37.

FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE, Al' CHARNEY IN

BERKS.

TO B 1 SOLD, either tt rther, or in Lots,
'THE MANOR of CHARNEY, with its Rights,
11 Members and Appurtenances in the County of Berks, with
the very defirable feveral Farms and Lands thereto belonging, in
the occupation of 14.4.:firs. Woodbridge, Pyke, ancrSints, Tenant,.
at Will, Containing acia Acres or thereabouts.
Charney is fituatc about ten miles from Oxford, eight from
Abington, and fix (torn Farringdon. in a fine Sporting Country,
and near the Turnpike Road, leading from Oxford and Abingdon
to Fan ingdon, Cirencefter, and Gloueefter, and the Eftate is well
worth the attention of any perfun, either to let or occupy.
For further particulars and to treat for the purchafe of the
whole, or any part of the Eftate, apply to Mr. Murlar.d, Solidtur,
Abingdon.
London, England, 1807-12-14

HULL, DECEMBER t ~

A fleet under convoy of the Paws WILLIAM
armed Ship, came into the Humber left night. The
WOlgag WARD ; Fame, RUSTON ; Mercury, TODD,
for this port, part of the fleet. have arrived here.--
The Boyton, Jacesos ; Advice, Maims, and force
o hers, are below.

The Cum:atom, Captain MITCHELL, arrived here
this afternoon ; fhe left the Sound the 3oth tat. in
company with the VANGUARD man of war, and feve-
r a fmaller veffels, comprifing, according to Captain
MITCHELL'S account, the whole of our naval force
in that quarter.
The Wilberforce, HONGAR, of this port, fom
Pcterfburgh for leedon, put into the Humber this
week, for a pilot, and having loft her fails in the
ftorm, is come up hereto replace them. Tie Oxen-
hope, SHARP ; Triton, Hoosom ; and Fliea,
from Peterfburgb, bound to London, have lit c f:
put in here; the latter with the lots of anchor and
casle.—The Perfeverance, M'CLOUD, and Magnet,
BROWN, arrived here on l'aefday, with the lois of
ancht..rs and cables.

ARRIVED.

In the Humber. the Margaret. Reburee. Emperor. and New
Manebeiter, and the Quebec packet, &fleet, from the Baltic—aL
Bsaumaris, the Fortune, Hodgfon, from Quebec—At PortfinoutllT
the Livingfton, front Peteriburgh--At Saltcoats, the Union,
Richards, from Mon ; and the Crofport, from Lubon...
In the River St. Lawrence, the Warren, Bauch, from Workington
—ln the River, the Batchelor, Stafford; and the Margaret, —,
from the Baltic—.At Emends the Fatc, Newman ; and the Ma.
da, from the Baltic Off Dover, the Fairweather,
frees the Baltic—At Liam, the Venus, Bridge, from the Baltic;

The Rambler; —, of Leith, was lott at New.
foundland on the 29th of Odober. • - •
The Kingfton, Wife, from the Baltic ; and two,
brigs, are on fhore on the Holderneis coaft.
The George, Ludwig ; and the Anna Elizabeth,
—, from Pettriburgh for London, are (fronded
near Odelholm.
The Harmony (loop, of Hafting', laden with
wheat, while riding in the roads of Eaflbourne, was
I captured by the French privateer, Napoleon' the
Great, mounting 14 guns, and carrying toe men,
: about two o'clock oa the morning of Tuefday laft.
' Four men belonging to the Harmony, precipitated
themfelves into their boat, which, fortunately, hap.
pened to be floating at the (tern of the vellel, and
made their efcape. One of the Frenchmen, who
b&ield the proceedings, threw hiarfelf from the hut
of the veffel, with a pittol in his hand, into the boat
l alfo, to detain them ; but he was detained himfelf,
) and fafely concluded to Eaftbourne. He reports that
the ptivateer bad been at lea, having failed from
Boulogne, ten days, during which time !be had taken
nine valuable prizes, though one kid been retaken,
within fight uf a French port, by the Kangaroo flaop
of war. She tot clear off with the Harmany.
London, England, 1807-12-14

DIVIDEND&

December to Joaquim Andrade and Joachim Christian Stowe-
ler, of Abchurch-lane. London. in:uratice brokers, merchants
and partners, at ten, at Guil
Dec. to pain Arm(lrons, dale High ftreet, Southwark, Surrey,
linendraper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dee. to. Henry Sazhy. of Charlton, Kent, market gardener, at
twelve, at Cuildhall, London.
Dee to. Andrew John!tone and John N-inhy, of Tinel-lane,
London, ptrfumers and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. t 9. Thomas &Liter, t.f Ltic. (ter, grocer, at twelve, at Guild-
'

- hall, London.
Dee. 19 Thomas Rutt, late of Dslft•n, Middkfcx, Rock broker,

at eleven, at
Dec 19. He:try R:etard Collard, of Seotland-rrd, and of George-
Itrect, Achlphl, trial mt.:Thant, at ten, at Guil lhall.
Dee 19 John Spearing, of Brighthclmflone, Sulfa, Illabinetniaker,
at twelve, at Guildhall London.
Dec. '9. John Dafon, of Ratcliffe Highway, Middilefex,
linen-
draptr. at ten, at Guildhall, Lnt.dno.
Dec sa. Alexander Sibhald, of Wapping.ftreet, Middlefei,
Iler. at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1807-10-26

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commiflions Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County ti Kent.
Lewitham and Lee Volunteers.
George Halford. FA to be Captain, vice Tyler. aliened.
Fillip Charles Walker to be Lieutenant vice Brand rarn. reigned.
Frederick Walker, Gent to be Enfign, vice Walker. promoted.
John Stikeman, Gent. to be ditto, vice Withers, retigned.
All dated Odtobcr i 6, 1807.

Commiffions figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the
-

County of Eirex
Weflern Battalion of the Vie% Militia.

reign Franri* R diet! to be Lieutenant, vice Jackfon promoted in

_
thc Line. Dated Sept• 23. t So 7.
Etifign Thomas Vaughan to be ditto, vice Dalt on, pi omoted in the

Line. Dated Sept. 14, rgor.
Fniign Henry nreen to he ditto, vice Cock, promoted in the
Line. Dated Sept. at, 18.4.
Jofepb Harrifon Cowlam, Gent to be Feign. Dated September
23, 1807.
Joreph Gourdez, Gent. to be ditto, vice Vaughan, promoted
Dated October 13, 1837.
Andrew M`Nair. Gent. to be ditt., vice Ruffen, promoted. Datc4
October 14, 1807.
Ea lern Battalion of the Eire: Militia.

Enfign Henry Watfon to be Lieutenant, vice Tyler, promoted in
the Line. Dated (Moller 7, tBo7.
Enlign Wm. Truelove March to be ditto; vice Church, promoted
in the Line. Dated Odober 8, tBo7.

ill Troop of the Effex Yeomanry Cavalry.

Daniel Wright, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Conyers, refigned. Dated
Odt a, tBoy.

Loyal Ongar Hundred Volunteer Infantry.
Veutenast John 7otter to be Captain, vice Tower, reigned. Da-
fed October 13,1807.
William Darby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Potter, promoted
Dated as above.
Richard Noble, Gent .to be ditto, vice Bennett, promoted. Dated
Odlibber r 4, 1807.
William Eve, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mictlethwayte refigned. Da-
ted Otetober IS, 18:7.
John Jones, Gent. to be ditto, vice Rifden, refigned. Dated Gel.
16,1807.
William Wright, Gent to be Enfign, vice El!fon, refigned. Dated
Oftober 13, 18.4.
Commiffirms in the Dunfe and Eyemnuth Corps of
Berwickfhire Volunteer Infantry, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
William Molle, Efq to be Major Commandant, vice Turnbull, re-
Egned. Dated September 17,1807.
Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Hereford.

To be Deputy Lieutenants-The Hon Thomas Harley Rodney ;
Kyrle Euric Money, and John Berringten, Efqrs. Dated Sept,
ao, 1807.
Leominfler Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry.

Janteo Adams, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Green, reigned. Dated
September 1°,1E07.
London, England, 1807-10-26

NEVER ACTED.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.
T°MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 27.
Iviu be produced a Ncw Comedy, in five Adt% called
TIME'S A TELL TALE.
The Cbaradlets by Meffre. Raymond, Ennio°, Mathews, Dow..
ton, Palmer, Ruit:ll, De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid-
dons, Mrs. Swiss, Mifs Duncan.—The Prologue to be fpoken
by Mr. Eyre and the Epilogue by Mr. Minton.
T. whkh win be added the Farce of
FORTUNE'S FROLIC.
This Evening—The Weft Indian ;'with the Forty Iptieves.
The Comedy of the Country Girl is ponponed on account of
4ht indifpofition of Mrs. Jordan.
Mr. Nam will makc his firft appearance this feafon on Thurf-
• day next, in the Opera of the Travellers.
London, England, 1807-10-26

TURIN, OCTOBER 3.

Yenerday the Cardinal Letien de Baianne arrived
here on his way to Paris ; but a courier from the
Vice King of Italy has detained him, and his Emi.
nence has of courre returned. It is raid, the Cardi
nal's full powers were inadestuate to the objek of his
mitfion. Others think he is ordered to await the
arrival of the EmOiror pod King. M. Menou has
made every preparaion for the reception of the Im-
perial Houle at Tight, upon a' very magnificent fcale.
London, England, 1807-10-26

Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, and
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigoa, St. Kitt's.
During the (pace of twelve months certain, front the tR of March,
allod, and farther until fix month, warning thall be given. To be
paid for by Bills payable with intereit cinety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract, (which may be taken con-
jointly for the whole, oft feparately for any particular II ord or
Colony) may be Peen a: the Secretary's °Ace.
No regard will be bad to any Trader is with the price flail Hot be
itiferted in %porde at /web, or tbat flail not de delivered to the Board
before we o'eloa on the paid Wedaefday the ad of Desegther newt, nor sodefe
the 'eerie,' who wake the Tender, or low prim we hie behalf attends
to anfwer what tolled for.

VICTUALLING-MICE, Augaifl 31, 1807.
THE COMHISSIONERS for PIGTUALUNG

HIS Afdf7RSTrs NArrt de her give Notice.

That on Wednefday, the sd December next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (Icaled up) and treat for the fupplp,
of FRESH BEEF, for the ufe of His Majefty's Troops at the''
!Rands and Colonies hereundermentioned, viz.
Surinam, Berbice, Demarara, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoca, Sc. Vincent, and
St Lucia, Dominica,. Antigua, St. Kitt's,
During the (pace of twelve months certain, from the ift March
'Soil, and further until fix months warning !hall be given ; to be
paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt (which may be taken conjointly
for the whole, or feparatefy for each 1 Eland or Colony) may be
lieu at the Secretary's Office.

No regard will be a., to any reader be labiab the price flail not be
infested im words at lemptk, or that flail mot is delivered to the Board
before ewe °Wad et the fed Wco'nefday the zd December nest, nor ompfee
at Perim who waits the Trader, or low Polon ow his behalf, eleada
to elver when sailed for.

GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!!
J7VERY Purchafer of a 'nowt- or Santa before
L NEXT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, will have a Chance of
the following Aftonithing Lift of Capitals;
a Prize of £40,000
• 2 -- 20,000
I .-- zo,ocio
9 —• 1 poo
9 500
Trot vri and Suaars are now on Sile at J. WARNER'S Li-
cenfed State Lottery Office, No. i 6, Cornbill, facing the Royal
Exchange. PRESEN r PRICE.
Ticket Lax o o
Half - £lO Ls 0I Eighth ,C 1 Ir o
Quarter 5 8 o Sixteenth 1 8 o
London, England, 1807-10-26

BOARD AND LODGING

WANTED, by a middle-aged Gentleman and
his Wife, who have no Children, in a married Gentle-
man's or Clergyman's family in the Country. a here there Is a ufe-
ful library, and no (mall Children. The diftanee from London
3o to too miles. The Houfe mutt be airy, dry, and plcafant,with
Garden and Stabling, and not in any Town. A frparate Sitting-
room, airy lodging and Dye(ling-room, neatly furnilbed, will be
required, with accommodation for two or three Sery ints, unlefs
the eftalliihment Ihould be fullicient without any addition. •
A Plain Dinner, the only Meal required, without Wine.
For filch accommodation a liberal annual turn will be given, the
objedt of the Advertifer being focial and rural retirement, freed
from the trouble of houfekeeping.
No Shooting required, but the neighbourhood of hound. a great
recommendation—the Northern or Wettern Counties will be pre-
ferred.—No Perron need anfwcr this Advertifement, who will not
bear ftridt inquiry as to charatfter for refpedtability, Sec. as unex-
ceptionable reference will be given.

I:etterc (poR paid) addreffed to M. P. at the Poft Offi.,e. Sun•
bury, Middlefex, with particulars and terms, will meet with due
attention.

LEAD MINES IN SCOTLAND.
TO BE LET, on advantageous Tcrms,

THE whole Mineral Veins, fuppo led to be very
rich in LEAD, lying in the eztenfive Hills of South. and
over Cumberheads, in the EarllL of Lefmaisagow, and County of
Larark, within about 28 miles of Glafgow and so of Edinburgh,
in the vicinity of good roads, and abundance of Coal and Lime-
Itone.

From numerous old workings, Lead appears to have been
wrought at a former period to a conthlerable extent in the Hills of
North Cumberhead, which lie immediately adjoining the property
at prefent advertifed, being only feparated from it by a fmall rive •
let, which has laid open all the veins then wrought, and which can
be molt obvioufly and eafily traced into this property, where they
Rill all remain perfectly entire. .

From written reports, founded upon various at ual furveys of
profeWonal and fkilful Miners, the appeararces of thefe vans arc
of the molt promifing and flattering kind; and, in particular,
there is one Vein of Spar Ten or I welve Feet Thick. in which
very rich and promifing Lead Ore has been found, in the courre of
a fmall experiment recently made for the purpoic of proving the
Vein.

Upon the whole, few fituations are to be met with fo highly
favourable as the prefcnt, or fo w:11 deferving the attention of a
Mining Company, to whom the Proprietors wil to give every

Specimens of the Lead, Ore, Spars, &rata, and Veins, will be
found with Mr. Mundell, No. 45, Psrliamci* Brett, London ;
Wm. Lob, Efq. Newcastle upon Tyne ; Michael Lining, Efq.
W. S. Hill-Brant, Edinburgh; and Gilbert Kennedy, Efq. Bu-
chanan's court, Glafgow, to any of shots applistion may be
made for further particulate.
London, England, 1807-09-04

FICTUALLING OFFICE, Augryl 3t, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VI(7 LULLING
His MA 7 ESTr's N 4 rr, 44. erely ere motiet,

That on Wednefday the 9rk of September nest, they will be
ready to receive Tenders, in writing, foaled up, and treat for
THREE HUNDRED CHALORONS of PI l'T's TANFIELD
MOOR COALS, full pay ; to he delivered immediately, in two
entire Cargoes, free of all charge and rifle, to his Maj.fly. into
his Majetty's Vino .11ing Premifes at Deptford; and to be paid
for by Bills payable with interet ninety days after date. The Con
ditions of the Contra& may he ken at the Secretary's Office.
No regard will he had to any Tender in which the peke At!! not le
:ftleeted in words at length, or that flail net be delivery, to the Board
before one 0' clock, on the fajd lfrelnefliy, the 4th of Septex4er next,
nor onleft the Perron who make, the Tender, or fiwe Perlin on his behalf'
attends to anfere► trben called for.
London, England, 1807-09-04

BIRTHS.

On the ift irritant, the Lady of John Cologan, -Erg. of Devon
Shire place, of a fun.
Sunday morning, the Lady of Frederic Nicolay, Efq. of Cado-
gan place, of a daughter.
Tuefday, at P. teriham, Surrey, the Lady of Robert Thorley,
Efq. of a daughter.
Wednefday, at the hnufc of Lord Vircount Decrhurft, Devon-
fhire-plAce. the Hon Mrs. Cotton. of a fon.
At Newington Hcnife, on the 29th ult. Lady Stewart of Grand-
tully, of a fon.
London, England, 1807-09-04

FRONTIERS OF POMERANIA, AUG. a.

Yellerday the French opened their trenches before:
Atra!fund.
FRANKFORT. AUG. Is.

It is nnw confidently aliened that a new kingdom
will be etefted, under the title of the " Kingdom of
Franconia."

The Principalities of Bayreuth and Bamberg (ant
according to tome, alfo:Anipach and Nuremberg),
will be the pi incipal confiituent parts of this kingdom.
It appea►s moll probabel, from strrov •eafons, that
his Imperial Higbee; the Grand Duke of Wurzkeqr
will be the new King ofFrancuniA is.rsaria wilt re-
ceive indemnifications is another quarter.

Gtnsral Sir Jamas CRAIG, the new Govern( r of
the Provinces of Canada, tailed yeflerday from Pouf-
mouth, on board His Majeßy's Chip the HOLATIA for
Q2ebte.
We regret to Rat:, that the gaily t yrung Mo-
narch of Sweden has at length been obliged to furrea-
der the &meta of Stralfund by capitulation, the toms
of which are highly honourable to the vanquilhed
garrifon.
'Phis event was haflened by the prefling importu-
nities of the inhabitants, who sdnardi homily entreatO
his SWIDISN MAJESTY to furrender the place, ifs
order lb fare it from the dreadful effeas of a cond.
nued fiege.
The Swedes marched out on the 23d, and the city
and formers were on the fatale day occupied by the
French. The former were conveyed to the Ifland of
Rogen.
Wifbeck, in the Ifland of Zealand, w err mtr
troops difembarked. is the place where CHAILLF i Xi'.
landed in the early part of the Taft century, and com-
menced his military career by an attack upon C -
penhagen.
On Monday, as -- Hooper was railing Gnd
on Dartmoor, a rock fell on him and killed him 011
the spot. He has left a wife and three (mall children.
On Sunday night lag a feriant girl, in the town
of Brentford, died of an inflammation in the bowels,
the confequence of having eaten a large quantity of
plumbs. She felt herfelf extremely ill in a few hours
after the had eaten them, and went to bed. The
agony increafed, her bowels became it-firmed, and
though the had every afSflance, a mortification t-ok
place, and the died in lefs than 24 hours after thr
attack.—This fs th,:u]d render perfons extreme!y
cautious how they indulge their children in the ;up
moderate nfe of plumb fruit, particularly at the pre
fent time, when the great plenty,
cheapnefs of this article, affords fuch a Ron Loir
Cation. and confront
London, England, 1807-09-04

PENZANCE, SEPT. i.

The H'pe, FLEIT ; and the Ranter, Taurrltsm,
are at rived from Ottk, Wi.h butter, &c. for this port
and Falmouth ; the Thais, regular Londron trader,
Capt. Itostwatt., with hale goods, for this place;
and the Dolphin, Hope, and the Drake, Revenue
cutters, from a cruize.
London, England, 1807-09-04

MARGATE, SEPT. 2.

A long'proceffion of fcciables,harouches,curricles,
tandem , &c. brought almoft all the fathinnables
frem Ramfgate and Broadffairs to the public break.
fall this morning at Dandelion, which was much
more crowded than it was on Saturday lath
• Yefferdry evening the Sea Fencibles and Volun .
teer Artillery were exercised at the Fort, in firing
the guns at a fmall boat. anchored at a ditlance of
fomewhat more than a mile and a quarter. Though
thi; fmall ()hien was not adlually hit, many of the
firms went exiremely near it, and the firing was al.
lowed to be very good. The (kill of the gunners
afforded confiderabie plelfirre to a multitude of fpec.
t rtors who were on the cliff. The firing would have
done confiderable execution if it had been direOed
again!! a flotilla, intlead of a Lingle boat of the fmal•
lea dimenfions.

This morning, about th►ee o'clock, the Difoatch
Packet, coming from London, with abort 6o paffen•
gsrs, ran nn 'bore oppofire the Recolvers, where (he
was obliged to wait till the flowing of the tide, when
(he was got off without any damage, and got fafe
into Margate by twelve ck. The Etitannia
Packet arrived here ab• ut nine o'clock, with 90 paf-
fengtrs, from I. ndnn. About ten o'clock two
Packets, the Role in June and the Duke of York,
left us for Londor, with about too paffeugers.

This morning, about (even 'clrck, two men fer-
♦ants, belongin4 in Mr. Cos RR Y, bathing near Raost-.
gate, were carried by the flnwing tides nut to fea and
funk. Two 1-siloes on the pier, obferving their fitna
tion, intlantly lowered the life heat, got into it, and
went to their aiTillance, and after dragging for the
bodies fnme time, brought them on 111,re ; where the
means prefcribed by the Humane Society were di•
redly retorted to, and after a perleverance of fur
hours, lucceeded in reaming fulpended animation.
London, England, 1807-09-04

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

We this morning received Newburgh papers to
the 23d ult. The articles they contain from Copen-
hagen will bt read with muck interee ; but we are
furry they give us no hopes of a fpeedy furrender of
that Capital. Every preparation whit loyalty and
patriotifm could foggelt to the Danes had been
made with incredible energy and fuccefe to refiß our
attack.

The intelligence from Copenhagen is of the 22d,
and at that time nothing decifive had been attempt-
ed by the Engin.

SCHLESWICK, AUGUST s 9.

Proclamation, refpeiling the granting of letters of
marqne. on account of the precent war between Den-
mark and EnglAnd

" Whereas, by his Royal Majefly's rpecial com-
mand, under date of the t7th irritant, we the under•
figned are authorized by his Royal Mightier:, the
Prince Royal, as Governor General of the Duthie: of
Schlewick and Hollteins on account of the prefent
war between England and Denmark, to grant letters
of marque againa his Britannic Krjelly's (hips, and
all Usti& property found at fea ; therefore we do
hereby give public notice thereof, in order that all
perfons whom it may concern, may know where they
have to apply for that pupae.

"Ven in our Coßle of Gotho, the 18th Auguft. t 807.
" C s, Primo of Hcffc, Governor, Field Mat-that &e.
" G. V. ST [NANA."

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST iB.

On the s6th inflant, in the morning, the Englifh
landed feveral thoufand mtn near Wibeck, three
miles from this place they afterwards advanced and
occupied the caßle of Friedriclberg, and the environs
of the capital: the fuburbs are as yet unoccupied.
Our Life Chaffeurs yeßerday (allied forth againfl
them, and a ficirmith enfued, in which Come men were
wounded on both fides, and Come Englith prifoners
were brought in. The Englith pay for all articles
they receive, and obferve the flridell difcipline.
The fleet returning from Rugenhove ha night in
fight, and came to an anchor oppoGte to our line of
defence. A cannonade began yeßerday morning
and Hill continues. Our gun boats took pile, day
two of their tranfports, and burned one. The grand
Englifh fleet is dill lying at anchor two mites from
this city, on account of a dead calm which Rill con-
tinues. Our ramparts are now Rrongly manned, and
t is the general opinion here, that the town has no-
thing to fear.
Sox o'CLocx AT NlGHT.—Since two o'clock, the
firing in the road had ceafed, but now Come fcattered
(hots are again fired.
The Engilh are forming entrenchments at Fried-
ricbfberg, the lummcr's iefidence of the royal family,
London, England, 1807-09-04

DENMARK, AUGUST so.

The Prince Royal has given orders ►ather to burn
the fleet in cafe of extremity, titan to fuller it to fall
into the hands of the enemy.

When Mr. Jackfon (it is (aid) gave him twelve
hours to take his final refolution, he did not employ
Co massy feconds in pofitively relating his propo-
fitions. The King was accompanied in his page
over the Belt by Adjutant General Lindholm, who,
by virtue of his offiCet attends his Majelly on tech
occa lions.

They pared from Zealand to Fuhner in the nights
between the isth and t3th. Mr. Jeckfon was at the
fame time croffing the Belt.
Several Englifh (hips of war were in fight. and an
officer from a is igate came on board to fearch •the
Danifh yatcher. The King and Prince were no
known I the officer feemed fcarcely to know how to
ad, nor whether the nations were to be confidered at
at peace or at war, and M. Lindholm completely
milled him, by coming on deck in his Adjutant Ge.
neral's uniform, talking of accommodation and fa.
tisfaftion, and requelting to be taken on board the
Englifh frigate, to which he went, accompanied by
two Adjutants of ihe Crown Prince, who gave them.
(elves out as officers on furlough, returning to their
regiments. The Severeign and Prince were the;
laved from fallirg into the hands of their enemin
by the pref:nee of mind of their attendants.
London, England, 1807-09-04

VICTU4LLIN*; ()PAWL yuly 30,1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

Ells 111.47F52rf NARY, do &mil err Notice,

That on Wednefday the t 6th of Scptemlker twin, they will he
ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for fuch
Qrtntities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the heft quality, and to
be cured in the enfoing (cake, as the refpedlive Merchants and
Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third part thereof
to be packed in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and tht
remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma.
jetty's Vitllualling Stores at Deptford, Porttmouth and Plymouth,
and into the Army V idualliog Stores In Saint Catherine's, in re-
gular proportions of each defcr;ption of Calts, by the periods un-
dermentioned, viz.

One fourth of the whole by the 3lft Tarmac).
One half of the remaining quantity by the jiff March 1801
And the remainder by the 3oth June
And to be paid for by Bills, payable with into.* ninety days
after date.

The Conditions of the Contrad may he teen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office. or by applying to Mr. Punflo.rvilk, Agent fur
the Vt6tualling at enrk ; to the ColleStnrs of his Majefty's Cuf
toms at Limerick, Brlfaft, Newry, and Waterfcrd, aml to the PoR
Malice General at Dublin rerpeaiyely.
No regard mill be bad to any Tender in lobilb rly lh4:Cl Alit not be
lifer-feel in vr.rde at letegtb,or that flail eat Re c'elroernd to the Board be.
fire One o'Cloc4 on the fold Weintfday the iCtb SepteanSeenext,ner wail;
de Prryoa silo males the Tender, or fosse Peryon on his Wit. 7; attends
to anfwer laSte called (e%.
London, England, 1807-09-04

CHUDLEIGH FIRE.

jrcy 38, 1807.
IT appears that the Wowing Slibiscriptions have
i• been receivei in addition to thole already publiihed, by SAM.
DA twe, R. and the under mentioned Banker:. who (till coerti.
nue to receive Subfcriptians for the Relief of the Suff-rers ; MelTrs.
I lammerfley and C..; Hoare and Co. Fleet-Itrcet ; Down,Thorn-
'ton, an.; Co.; Forfter, Lubbock, and Co.; Glyn and Ca
Mnain, Clementi, and J. T. Merritt, Efq ,C 3 3
Co. Lit o J. A. Mickley, Efq 3 3
Rev. R. Tyrwhitt in o Grant. Burbey, and Co. 6 6
Nathaniel Glindry S 5 J Rickman, Efq t I
O. Vaughan, tos. 6d. George Poore, Lfq . s °
F. K. tcs 6d. T. Grant, tfq t a
A Lady 5 3 A Friend, per W. Deacon 3 3
Sir John Nichol io o W. Burridge and Son . 3 3
Rev. W. H. Carr 5 I IL Man, tog.
G. K. Nicholls a a E. Blackburn, Efq 1 2
Mrs. G Nicholls a a R. Maidman.Efq 3 3
Mils Nicholls 1 t Admiral Montagu 6 o
Subfcriptions received Sir Ifaic Coffin,si. Is 31.
by Mars. Grant, J. l.ancatter, to,. 6d.
Burhey, and Co. Mr Stack, aos 6d.
. . __ _

bankers, at Portf- Mrs Deacon ,Widow x x
mouth : Mrs A. Bridges e a
Sir H. Mildewy, Bart. James Deacon, jun. a o
M. P. 5 S John Snook, Elq 1 3
W. Chute, Efq M.P. 3 3 Mrs Daman x a
I. Blackburn, Erg 3 3 George Robinfon x 1
W. Garrett, Efq 3 3 Mrs Livie, tos. 61 •
G. GArrett,Efq 3 3 Mrs Garrett i a
James Deacon. Efq 3 3 Mir. Garrett i x
W, Deacon, Efq 3 3 A Friend z o
M. Greetham. jun. Fri 3 3 Samuel Mills i a
GUNBY PARK, SPII.SBY, LINCOLNSHIRE._
I'O BE LET Ready Furnifhed, and entered upon
immediately. for Three, Five, or Sever Years, a larre con-
venient MANSION HOUSE. with good Stabling for thirteen
Hodes, Coach Houft.s, Dove Houle, and all other attached and
detached Offices, an excellent Kitchen Garden in high order, &c.
Eifh Ponds well Rocked, and abundance of Game.

I.ettcrs (port pit!) to Wm. Tarim, Gunby Park, will be imme •
diattly attended tn.

STAFFORD SPIRF— HOUSE, MANOR, &c.
TO BE LET. and entered upon immediately.
AN elevont and compel RESIDENCE. for 3
genteel family, confiftinz of a capital Manfina Houfe ; Cm-
raining drawing and dini.-g monis, 20 feet by 14 feet 9 inches
each ; Rudy, 15 by 12; four bed chambers, with good dreffing•
rooms to each; fervants' hall. hurler's pantry, ho.ifek, epees room,
excellent kitchtn and back-kitchen, mangle-room, laundry, fix
garrets; four cellars, with tine two-ftall (tables; two coach-
houtes. haroefs-room, granary, cowboufc, and other conver.iences,
together with a fruitful kitchen garden; alto ahoti. 13 acre., of
pafture land, molt romantically fituated at Batsford within three
miles of the market town of Leek ; and alto, together with the
manor of BaGford, and right of fifhery in the River Churnett.
Bat sford is well lituated for a Gentleman d. Prons of field (ports.
For viewing the Ettates, and for further particulars aprly at the
Office of Meffrs.Crn:n, Jones, and Pot•er, Solicitors in Leck, afore-
laid, by whom all letters (poft paid) will be duly anfwered.
London, England, 1807-09-04

HAMBURGH, AUGUST H.

There is now no doubt that the French will foots
enter H Mein, as the corps of the Prince of Foote
Corso (Bernadotte) is expeeed here the 2sth or 28th.
This corps confill of about 25,000 men, but it is hid
'hat the Crown Priace is refolved to maintain his
neutrality, and not fuffer the French to enter Hal•
Been.
London, England, 1807-09-04

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER a.

Came in the SCriIIPION, MINSTRILL, and Fox
HOUND, of 18 guns each, from a cruise ; Margarett,
Mons, from Cork. Alfo
Dare barque Fortuna, Captain Scale., SON from Cork, for Nor:
way, in ballaft, detained by the Coca* r arc I, of 14 guns.
Dane brig George, Captain P. VAGE laden with (alt. for Co-
penhagen, detained by the Peovaa, of 18 guns.
Portugucfc brig jus Sarmens, Dateanco, from Liibon, with
cotton and hides, detained by the Miranda privateer.
Dane balliafs Dorothea Maria, Captain C. Bean, from North
Bergen, with nib, detained by the Snap Dragon privateer.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3.

Arrived his Majelly's (hip Poarraarrom, froth.. J-
amaica, laR from Bermuda, having under convoy the
(hips Baltic and Admiral Berkeley, from Bermuda ;
alfo, the Dolphin, Capt. CHURCH, from Madeira, in
20 days ; brings an account that the Julia (loop of
war, with the fleet for the Well Indies, failed from
Madeira on the 3orh July. Sailed the Hearty gun
brig, with the Biddeford and Charlotte tranfportr,.
for the Downs , Liberty on a cruize, and the Boreal
with a convoy for Guernfey and Jet fey.

Arrivtd the American Diip Sufft.lk, (rum Leghorn, detained
by the Pluto.

Dulpi.in, Brodadon, with etals. th.taitted by la Fleche.

Krone Prince Frederick, Capt. Broods, with (alt.

And another Dana •rflel, with fpirits, both dttained by the
Spt Witty cutter. _

DEAL, SEPT. 3.

Sailed the Royal Efcape lighter for Deptford.—
The BLOODHOUND gun brig has detained and fent in
here (which has fince been liberated) the American
(Lip William Pierce, JOHNSON, of Philadelphia, from
Amfierdam, bound to Philadelphia, having on board
150 Emigrants. The owner of this (hip, Mr. Pi sac s
JoHNsoN, was Captain of a (hip named the William
at the time (he brought an Ambalfador from America,
which was the firlt that came to England ; this
caufed the above vac! to be named as the now is,
by putting his name at the end of William.
London, England, 1807-09-04

BRICilfb,N, SEP!". 2.

Lord FRANCIS StENCER was among the wig fire
cefsful fportimen in the field yellerday. His ',cud.
it ip returned with four brace and a half cf fine birds,
and another brace, which he had brought chum,
from the thick Ltnbble in which they fell, could not be
found. The carnage, in all quarters of this neighbour-
ly od, yellerday, was genet al, but the game, perhaps,
fuffered leis than any thing elfe. Barn cnor fowls,
pigeons, pigs, and geeie were dellroyed in abundance.
Two Gentlemen lhot their dogs, and a poor donkey
that was grazing quietly on the down obtained his
quietus by the deadly level of a cockney fportfman.
The cockney lays, that from the high grafs that
partly concealed poor t eddy from ()bier vatinn, he mil
took him for a white (wan, or he had not been the aji
that vsotti.l have done him an injury.
Yellerday was Earl CRAVf NN birth day; his yacht
was conlegnently decorated with colours, and many
guns were difeharced from her in the courfe of the
day. In the evening the Concert and Ball, under
the patronage of the Duchefs of MARLDOROUCM,
were exceedingly well attended. Her Grace was
there, accompanied by her fair daughter LadyArrs.
LIA is;PINCIIR. The Ladies, in complimem to her
Grace, were very fplendidly attired, diamonds being
much worn. The Concert was cenclutted in the
moll able manner ; Madame DUSSRR was in fine
voice, aad Matter Pt, CIANGHLTTINI aflaniflied all
prefent by his entre& and wr nderful rapidity of exe:
cation on the Piano Forte. The Company in Om
end retired, amply latisfied with the treat they had
received.

It now appears that the Lewes Cricketers are not
fatisfied with 'the beating they have received from
the cricketers of this town, and that the return mats*,
therefore, near Lewes, is to be played in a day or
two. The dAls, as we [hied they would be, are
nearly ten pounds to a crown in favour of Brighton.
About twelve o'clock this Jay, a piece of ground,
xneafuring about 2 t 6 by t to feet, was confecrated as
a place of interment by the Lord Bitbop of Car
crt urea, the original fpot round B:ighton church
be!ng Clued too limited for the numerous burials
which the incrcafcd population of this place mull
naturally and needfully create. Upon this occa
fin a confiderable crowd attended to witnefs the
ceremony ; an appropriate prayer was pronounced
upon the ground by his Lordthip, who was attended
by Drs. GLasse, Kia, &c.. After which the 39th
Pfalm was lung by foreral experienced fingers, and
boys colleded together the purpofc. Thele. ac
companied by others who played upon German
flutes, produced a grand and impreffive effedt. After
the ceremony was concluded, his Lordfltip fet off in
his carriage to Chicheller.
London, England, 1807-01-07

From th. LONDON G4ZE77 January 6.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.—(Frew Tee!lay azAt's alltalk)
WA! OFFICE JAN. 6.
IR Regiment a Dragoon Guards--Cornet J. D. ll:inbuilt to be
Lieutenant. without purehafe. vice Trewren, promoted In the
4th Garritnn Battalion; John William, Gent. to be Cornet.
vice Bringhurft. •
ed Ditto--Cornet Charles Stoodley to be Lieutenant, by Porthaft,

vice Tonkin, promoted.
sth Ditto. Walker. Gent. to be Cornet. without purehafei
pviee Curzon, promoted ; William Rogers. Gent. to be Cornet,
without purehafe, vice Wilton, promoted.
7th Regiment of Light Dragooos—Major W. Toy% from the
sth Weft India Regiment, to be Major, eke Stuart, who ez•
London, England, 1807-01-07

011.1"


CLARKE'S LECTURES
DK. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin a
COURSE of thefr LEeTIIRES on MIDWIFERY and
be DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN on Thnsfday,
January 21.--The Lettere' 110160 st the Hour/ of Mr. Clarke.
No. to Upper join-itreet. Oaken (quire, ever, day, at a quarter
pail ten delekic In the morning, for the oso.ettlenee of Students
attending the Hofpitais.--For particulars apply to Dr. Clarke,
No a. New Surlington-Itaiet ; or to Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper
John. ftreet, Golden feuare.