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ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

il Arrived this morning, his Majelly's cutter brig
OBERON) from a cruize. She fpoke at fea a Ruffian
vacl front' the Baltic, the Captain of which informed
them, that the paired Copenhagen on the 28th ult.
at which time the ifland of Zealand, together with
the Danifh navy, had furrendered with little oppofi-
tion. Mfo arrived the EAGLE cutter, from a cruize,
after having had an action off this place for four
hours with a large French lugger privateer, of 14
guns and 6o men : it coming on a gale of wind, the
EAGLE carried away her tormall, by which the pri-
vateer efcaped.

.4 P. S.—The Ennis.. gnn•brig is juft arrived
here : the failed from off Copenhagen on the 27th
ult. The bombardment had not then commenced, and
from the laft accounts, it was not expeited to be in
our poireflion in lea than three weeks. Lieutenant
WOODFORD, of his Majetty's (hip Cruizer, was killed
by a (hot frcm one of the batteries. One of the flrong
batteries, of ta guns, was taken petrel:lion of by the
Englilb on the 25th ult. Left the fleet all well."
On the above letters, the following obfervations
naturally prefent thernfelve, :

A (bong battery of 12 guns was taken on the 25th
accounts for the intelligence circulated a
few days ago, of Copenhagen having been taken on
the 25th Augua.

The place, hcwever, had not furrendered on the
27th, nor had the general bombardment then com-
menced. But, as the general opinion in the fleet was,
that the place would be in our poffellion on the 2guh,
we may infer that every thing was ready to make
the attack on the mottling of the intermediate day,
viz,. the 28th.

A vefTel which palled Copenhagen on the zBth,
inrcomed the °autos, at lea, that at that time Co
penhagen and the Danifh Navy had furrendered to
the Britifh Navy. The whole becomes confident
rind probable, if we fuppofe that, before beginning
the attack on the morning of the aBth, the place he
ing fummoned, had preferred a furrender to an un-
necefrary effufion of blood— or that the attack having
h en made and found too derperate to be refilled, a
flag of truce may have been fent to propofe a sego.

lation. In tither cafe inflant pntrefflem 'multi be
:emanded and obtained of the principal batteries, &c.
tnd the place might be ours at the time the Ruffian
veffel paired the'port.
We mean not to maintain that things mutt have
seen as we have Rated. Bur there is nothing impro-
)able in the fopp,fition ; and we have every hope
hat the intelligence flitted by the Ruffian vac!, and
nentioned in the above letter from the Ariel, will be
tolly confirmed.
London, England, 1807-09-11

PORTSMOUTH, SRPTRMBEP, go.

Arrived the Hearty gun brig from a cruize, aud
takes convoy to the Downs. Sailed his Majetty'4 (hip
CSIPNALUS, with Mr. GAMBIER, for Liflum. Came
into harbour his Majelly's POATIMAHON. The ollt•
ward bound fleets are all preparing for failing.

DOVER, SEPTEMBER io.

Paired by this day the brig Experiment, Col. „ia
Povviss, of this port, from Riga, with a cur .1
timber, bound to Cork : left the Sound the 16th tilt.
in confequence of orders from the Admiral for all
merchat* fhips to proceed home. Arrived in the
Roads his Majedy's (loop KANGAROO from a crnize.
The wind having got round from the northward, the
outward bound are now coming out of the Downs.—
kilt come in a Kniphaufen fchoot, fourteen days from
Amderdam, and nice from the Texel—the brings no
news.

r

THE SEC3ND REPORT

vms UNITED KINUDOM.

Yin% THE
COMMICTEE ox THE HIBLIC FXPFNnITURE, rm
London, England, 1807-09-11

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 9,

Came in the Dania% (hip Frende Brodre' Captain
Poises,. from Alicant, with fah, detaioed by the
Norse cf 18 guns; Dann ibip Frende Brodres
Capt. H. &oats from Alicant, with fah, detained
by ditto : Diana, Capt. Bocc, from Q2ebec, with
naval &ores, for this port; and Alarm lugger. from
Guernfey.
London, England, 1807-09-11

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

A Gottenborgh Mail arrived as this paper was
going to prefb. The following are the principal
articles it Wings:

HOLSTEIN, AUGUST 20.

" Since the return of the Criowm Panics, who on
the sth irritant, arrived at Kid from Copenhagen,
all Englifh property at Altona, as well as throughout
the Kingdom of Denmark, has been cequefirated,
and all Engliffinen who are Danifh fubjeds, have
been arrefled. At the fame time an embargo has
been laid on all Danifh (hipping in the river Elbe,
hut no Englifh fhips have as yet been feized in the
Danifh ports. Steen Bille combust!' the Danifh
naval force, and Peymann and Bielfeld are ap•
pointed to command in Zealand. The garrifon of
Copenhagen entrails of 6000 regular troops."
London, England, 1807-09-11

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GOTTENBURGH, AUGUST 3t.

We have heard to-day that Copenhagen has been
on fire in feveral places, and that a church has been
burnt, and that the Englifh, in approaching their
wo:ks too near the Danifh batteries, have loft feveral
men by the mulquetry of the Danes, and among the
reft two very eminent artillery Officers.
London, England, 1807-03-27

The Report of the Scotch Judicature Bill was brought up, and
agreed to; after which an order was maic for recommitting the
YR on the fecond day after the rrci.k.
Lord GRENVILLE moved, that the Royal Family Annuity
Bill lhould be read a fecond time the firft day after the Reeds.
The Bills on the Table were paffcd in their refpcdtive Rages.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
Lord AUCKLAND, in moving for an Account
of the Exports and Imports for the laft twelve months,
took occatton to advert to the tecent change in the
Government. It was not for him, he obferved, to

enter into the reafons which induced his Majefly to
difmifs an Adminiftration which poffeffed the confi-
dence of Parliament and the country. His Lordfhip
drew a flattering pielure of the commercial profperity
of the country, amiconcluded with moving for the

Accounts above gated.
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gratulating the Houle upon the flattering flatements of
the Noble Lord. ' It proved, at leall, that the late
Minihers had not, on their acceffion to office, found
dilapidated refources and a ruined country.
London, England, 1807-09-29

ORD YANG Edu Gerdy give Nstier,
That Proporais will be received at their Office. Pall Mall, on or
before Weducillay, the 30th init. from fuch pt.rfons as may be willing
to undertake the fupply of HELM& l'S, for the ferriet of the Mili-
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to patterns which may be viewed at the eriucipil &mai:epees
Office, in the rower.

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By Order of the Board,

R. 11. CRE WE, Secretary.

WISTMINS FER FIRE OFFICE, (Uhblithed 1717),
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London, England, 1807-09-29

TEL L TGEIVCE

MAILS-..Wind W.
AIR. DUE ARR. OUR.
o z clottenburgh o a
X 1 Lisbon 0 1
O 0

Dublin
Waterford
Jamaica

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 16. • .
•
Wind 8. W —Arrived the American (hip Venus,
Capt. Bairn; Trout Benecarlo with wine, for order:.
Palled up Channel this evening the (hip Llan Rom
ney, Capt. Roar, MATHEWS, nine weeks from Ja-
maica, parted with the convoy on the 3i ft Auguil,
in lat. 44. 53. long. 47. 30. in a gale of wind from
the S. E. The Blips Eolus and Alfred, of Bliftol ;
Kingttoun, of Newcaille ; and Sally, of Liverpool;
parted at the fame time, and kept company with.the
Llan Romney ten days, when they wet; finally repa-
rated in a gale from the Eaftward. The above (hies
were all well when lalt feen by Capt. MATH
Sailed the Amer man fehonner Revenge, 14 guns,
SMITH, for Portimotith ; his Majett)'s biig Swat.-
Low, IS guns, Capt. MILNER ; HIND Cutler, ALLEN;
DOLPHIN Cutter, JOHN, and CLAUSINA cutler, 'Frio-
MAS, on a cruize.—Arrived this evening the Ameri-
can brit, Conitellation, from Bolton, with coffee and
fugar, brio
by the Miranda privateer of this
port.
London, England, 1807-09-29

CORK, SEPT EMER zi.

eneral Sir JOHN STEWART has arrived here to
take the chief command of the Expediting affembling
at this port. Admiral DRURT, it is Paid, it alfo ex-
paled to convoy the fleet as far as Madeira. Yeller-
day the officers were all ordered to embark. The
Brazils are raid to be their deflination.
London, England, 1807-09-29

' . A girt, aged 14, has had, for .tae lal4 fever pre-
ceding years of her life, fcrophulous ulcers on her.
arms, neck, fide, and breads, attended wi:h great
difchame, particularly at the periods of Spi ing.—
The &Cafe baffled .every means employed, whtn the
tti:cl SP iLbEvRY's Patent Antikorbutic Drops, and
at this time the ltas•taken five bottles; the fmaller
ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair
advances to the fame favotirable termination, which
we ate juilified in concluding from her mended (late
of health, probably ariling from Inc good health of
the feereting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give
further informa.ion on application ; ard the original
letters may be fern at the Difpenfary, No. 15, SAO
Square, London.—Mr. Sr.LsauaY is not accounta-
ble for any mixture fld, unlefs the wrirds " By the
King's l'Aseut" are inferted on the bill of direelions,
bottle, and wrapper ; the (lamp alfo (the King's
duty) is printed in black inlleed of red ink. Bottle,
ss. 6d. ; boutde baths los. ; and larger 11. zs. ditty
included.

MUM.
On Tllur day kit, the Lady of Captain Maxwell, of the tit
Guards, of a fin.
London, England, 1807-09-29

Sl'ORtiNG JA7ELL IiTENCE.

• -- • • • •
NEWMAKEt FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 11107.
• MONDAY,. :CPT. 28.
• Lord F. G. Ofborne's b fby Whilkey, out of Offian`s daiti Bft.
Ilb. beat Sir C. liunbury's ch c brother to Whilkerandos,
R. M. frogs. h to 4on Wiliam.
Mr. F. Neale's Currycomb, Bft t db. beat Mr Wyndham's c.
by Schedori, ft—Ab. M. atop. h ft.-7 to 4on Currycomb.
Mr Craven's Frances, 7ft. beat Duke of Grafton's Pioneer, Bft
71b—Ab. M wogs is ft —7 to 4on Frances. ,
Mr Fcrmor's Cerberus, beat Mr Arthur's Wormwood, Bit 71b.
each.—T M M. .socgs h ft —Even betting.
Third and loft Year of' a Renewal of a Subfcription of 5111. each,
for 41 r olds carrying 7ft 71b. 5-yr olds Bft 61b. 6-yr olds Bft
31b. and aged sift alhv.-B. C. To be the property of a Sub-
feriber or pay scgs. entrance.
The Hodes to be entered at the Ring's Stables, Nevnnarirct, on
the Saturday before running, between t r and one o'clock, with
proper Certificates.—Twenty-one Subfcribers.
Mr D. br h Orville, aged
Mr WyndhJni's b c Canopus, by Johann; 4 yrs old
Lord Foley's Captain Abfolute, aged dr
Lord G. H. Cavcndith's b c by Waxy, 4 yrs old dr
Five to a on Canopus.
Mr Fermor's Hippomenes beat Mr D. Radcliffe's Barbaroffa,
Eft 31h each.—B. C. acogs h ft —3 tot on Hippomenes.
Mr U. Radcliff 's lifter to Cottrell, rcc ft from Lord Grofeenoes
lifter to Meteors, Bit alb. each—Actors the Flat, aocgs. h ft.
OSWFSTRY RACES, MONDAY, SEPT. at
A Silver Cup, value 501. the gift of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. for
hunters.' Two mile heats.
Mr Wynn's g. m.Gleaner, 5 yrs old
F. R. Price, Efq's. c g. Centinel, aged
Mr Croxon's b. g. aged
London, England, 1807-09-29

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. aB.

Arrived the TOPAZa frigate, from Co►k ; and the
American fchooner Revenge, from Falmouth ; alfo
the Larnbton, from Plymouth, bound to Sun
dcrlaiid : lire was captured on the 25th in(. off St.
Alban's Head, by a French privateer, and recap-
tured by his Majetly's Ihip RASISTANCE. Sailed the
LOCI,ST Win burg, with a convoy, for the Downs ;
and the ANT fchooner, on a cruize.—Wind W.

DOVER, SEPTEMBER at
Paffed by this day the Ihip Harmony from Deme-
rara, bound to London. She parted from the fleet
three weeks ago in a gale of wind, at which time it
conlifled of twenty fail, under convoy of his Majetty's
(hip ARAB. Several fail of (hips are now in tight
coming up: they are the homeward bound Jamaica
fleet.
London, England, 1807-09-29

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 22.

Arrived the Lord Forbes from Jamaica, and failed
far the River ; Lady Forbes, flout skitto,hab failed for
Newcaille—both veffels parted from thF fleet about a
month fince, off the Banks of Newfoundland, which
are expeeled to arrive in a few days; arrived alto, the
Shannon ft igate, from a cruize off Havre.

ANOTHER LETTER SAME DArE.
Arrived dig' Elizabeth, Gauur ; Lady Forbes,
GOURLY ; and the Kingßon, BENSON, from Jamaica.
The HUMBF.R wined (hip has a fignal flying for a
convoy to the Wellward ; and the SPECULATOR lug.
ger, fur a convoy to the Northward.

' YARMOUTH, SEP l'. aS.
Monday failed the MAJEsr lc, Admiral RUSSELLy
for Hiligoland ; and the STATELY, of 64 gum, to
the Note to refit.':Arriveel the PROMETHEUS floop of
war from Copenhagen. The Roebuck, Amiable, and
Q2ebec frigates, with the Prometheus remain in the
Roads. Wind N. W.
IN •rue Doo• —i'riacd of Orange, Canada, Northumber-
land, Sir Edward liugh( s. Shannon, Tromrctift, Exertion, Blazer,
and Hianher.—Wind W. N. W. with a ltrong breeze.
London, England, 1807-12-01

This day was publiftied, price is.
A CATALOGUE of BOOKS on AGRICUL.
47•11. TURB, PLANTING, GARDENIG. RURAL ARCHI-
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including the Laws relating to Eftates, Tithe., Inclofures, Game,
and Rural Affairs in general.
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RURAL AFFAIRS.
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London, England, 1807-12-01

ROTTERDAM, NOVEMBER 18.

The article in the Moniteur of the t tth, has necef-
lardy excited a great fenfation among the whole
Oafs of honourable merchants in Holland; and •cer-
tainly this is not the
However inclined traders may be for profit; hotv-
ever neceffary alfo it may be to them the difircf-
fing circumtiances that have fo long afiliatd them;
however convenient the fituation or Holland may b..:
for contraband trade; however fixed or bent ui7:.n
his own interefted views the Dutch merchant may
be reprelented—yer, for all this, the accutrion can-
not be fupported in any fliape, that the Dutch, cr at
lealt one of the greatefi mercantile cities of Holland,
ate at open war with the laws of the Government,
nr it in defiance of the meafures which his Majefly
has thought fit to determine on, to brit :g about the
great work of peace ; meafures, the execution of
which his Majefly ftri&ly orders.
mifchief that it is to a (late, where trading
fettlers would attempt all to proceed to fuch a viola
lion of the laws, is filch, that it ought to t,e feverely
punifhed ; but the dais of honell merchants is far
from fearing any thing of the kind.
That there are merchants which av si ice blinds and
which even in bufinefs one fees not inclined 'o flick
at trifles, and are regardlels of punifhment, if difco-
vered, ineafuribg the cbarce of prctit againfl the rifle
they run, it cannot be denied, but Inch a fevere
ferrion as tie Moniteur allowed itfclf againft a while
clafs of,perfon,, and the cnnfequent afper fion made
upon an entire body, can only be juflified by apply.
ing to a (late chiefly compoled of inhabitants acquir-
ing a livelihood by trading.
London, England, 1807-12-01

CHAPTAL'S NEW WORK.

TO BE SOLD, either together, or in Lots,"
THE MANOR of CHARNEY, with its Rights,
Members and Appurtenances in the County of Berks, with
the very deferable feveral Farms and Lands thereto belonging, in
the occupation of Maim. Woodbridge, Pyte, and Sims, Tenants
at Will, containing 491 Acrmorthereabouts
Charney is &nate about ten miles from Orford, eight frost
Abington, and fix from Farringdon, in a fine Sporting Country,
and near the Turnpike Road, leading front Csford and Abingdon
to Fart ingdon, Cirencefter, and Gloucefter, and the Eftate is well
worth the attention of any perfutt, tither t.) kt or occupy.
For further particulars anti to treat fur the purchsfe of Lim
whole, or toy part of the Eftate, apply to Mr. !Worland, Solicitors
Abingdon.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, NOVEMBER w 4.

Tn the Moeiteer of in-day is contained the follow-
ing important intelligence : •••••
" The ratification of a convention which has been
concluded between France and Atifiria, took place on
the met, -,,F,."..inblean. between M. de Champagny
and M. Von Metternich.
" In cuoformity with this convention, the fortref,
of Brannan is to be yielded up by France to A oiiria
before the loth of December ; the provinse of Mont.
falcon is ceded by the Emperor of Autiria, and the
boundary between the Kingdom of Italy and the
Anglian States it to be the vale of Irony).

66 By thefe arrangements all imnedinlents in the
way of the execution of the treaty of Freiburg are en
tirely removed."

Nov. 13.—. We have this day received letters from
Bayonne, •which confiem the reports prevalent thefe
few days of a confpiracy at Madrid. It is particu•
larly Rated, that among the number arrested are
the Prince of Muria', and a great number of per.
I ns of high rank, including the Duke de l'lnfantado,
the Viceroy of Pampeluna.
French funds-5 per cent. confols, R 3 f. zo c. with
Sept. div. ; and for March 82 fr. Bank Rock, cr
uaiors: de Banque, 1310 fr.
London, England, 1807-12-01

-
THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBIM 1,
will he adtediShakefpeare's Play of
AS YOU LI KE IT.
Duke, Mr. Raymond; Jaques, Mr. Wroughton ; Oliver, Mr.
Haland ; Orlando, Mr Ellifton ; Adam. Mr. Powell ; Touch-
none, Mr. Rannifter ; Rofaliud (with the Cuckoo Song), Mifs
Duncan; Celia, Mifs Mdlon ; Atadry, Mits Pope.
To which will!be added (for the a tth time) a New Melo.
Drama, in two Adts, called
ELLA ROSENBERG.
'be
.'principal Charaeters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr
'Elfißon, Mr. Bannifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Mifs Ray, Mrs. Sparks.
Cr The Comedy of the Way to Keep Him is poftponed on
account of the indifpofition of Mrs. Jordan.
.To morrow, Time's a Tell Tale ; with Ella ROrellberg.
On Thurf,lay, Falfe Alarms. On Friday, The Inconftant.
. On Saturday, The Comic Opera of the Cabinet.
London, England, 1807-12-01

AMSTERDAM, NOVEMBER i 6.

Wehave read with feelings of painful aftonifhment
the article in the Monitor,. of the loth of this month,
dated Hamburgh, Odober 31. Since peace has been
ellabli(bed on the Continent, and efpecially fence the
return of our Sovereign, we have been witneffes of
the revere meafures which have been taken for the
WO execution of the blockade. We have patiently
endured the temporary injury which we fullain, hop-
ing at lean to fatisfy the great Napoleon, by our
facrifices in behalf of the common caufe, of our firm
admiration ni him; and we do noutith the well
grounded hope that lie will fupport us in our diffi-
culties, and give no credit to 'reproaches which we
have nit m:tited.

That letters have been intercepted at Hamhurgh,
addreffed to Dutch merchants, is a wretched proof
of our holding correfpondence with the common foe;
for who can prevent letters being addreffcd to himfelf
which are opened before their delivery ? If proof
were neceffary to confirm the rigid teverity with
which the blockade has been obferved, we might
among other things cite, that feveral !hips with rich
ladings have been ftranded upon our coatis, in con.
fequence cf their being, refilled admittance into our
hat hours ; that the poffelEas of property in the Eng•
lifh funds have for a long time received no interell ;
and laftly, that even the goods of our own colonies
have been declared forfeited.

Yet we bope that the great genius who now fixes
the delliny of the earth at WI 1-:cognize the
pure integrity, fidelity, and attachment o•f a people,
which, perhaps kfi than any other, puiferres the art
pompoufly di(playing er magnifying in words their
feelings; but which, during t 2 years, I.)Ave been
411 ed with the higheit admiration for the greatest of
mortals.

UTRECHT, NOVEMBER 27.

The ordinary autumn feffion of the Legiflative
Body was held this day in this city, by virtue of a
decree of his Majeay. It was opened by the Mini.
fler for the Home Department, and M. Vau Bylandt
Halt is Prefideut.
London, England, 1807-12-01

CAPITAL SALE

Of MAIDEN OAK, ELM, ASH, BEECH, CHESNUT, SY.
CAMORE. HOLLY, YEW, FIR, and n!litz. Timber.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. MAI.LAM and FREEMAN,
On Monday the .;th day of December, 18.37, and folln.ving days,
at Adderbury Park, near Banbury, in the County of Oxford,
'SEVERAL hundred of fine m:tiden OAK, ELM,
ASH, BEECH,HOLLY, SYCAMORE, CH ESNUT, YEW.
FIR, &c. &c. of large dimenfi ins. !Alewife. a plantation of about
two miles length, of fine maiden Feech. fin, &c comprifing about
Boro Trees. Fite above Timber is well worth the attention of
Shipbuilders, Wheelwrights, &c. Fcc. and will he found extremely
advantageous to purchafers, being within a quarter of a mile of
the Oxford Canal, and adjoining the excellent Turnpike Il.oLel
leading from Oxford to Canbury.
The whole arc now lotted with white paint. and may be viewed
any time previous to the zale, which will cnr..tu nce each day at
I t o'clock, by "plying to Mr. Spencer of A Iderbury ; and Cata.
logues may It h .1 in ue time at the ELA Adderbury; Re,;
Lion, Bantam% ; Arms, Dtddington ; White Hart, CND.
pirgnorton; Marlborough Army,' ‘Ktdßock ;Bear, Wallingford;
Angel Reading ; White Hart. Henley ; Red Lion, Wycombe ;
White klAfe. Uxbridge; King's Arms, Fleeter; Cobham Arms,
Buckingham ; White beet, Aylefoury ; Crowe, Brackley • George,
Northampton ; Crown, Tim= ; George, Birmingham ;at 28 Uhl
Burlington ftreet. Bond-ftrect ; and at 104. Bl.,ck.nan ftrtet,
rough,l.ondon ; and of the Audtloncers, Oxford.

• -N. B. Sis Months Credit will be given on ap;:. rt d Security.
London, England, 1807-12-01

THE ARMY.

The CENTAUR, of 74 guns, Admiral Sir SAMUEL
HOOD; CAPTAIN, Of 74 guns ; and INTREPID, of 74
guns. The nth regiment of foot arrived at Ply-
mouth on Sunday, were embarked on board the
above men of war ; and it was expeaed they would
fail again yeflerdAy : they have a number of Hat bot-
tomed boats with them.

It is underflood, that that able and popnlar officer,
General SPENCER, is to command the Second Expe-
dition. General M'FARLANP, an active and able
young officer, and Brigadier General Holt-row, will,
it is &id, have brigades under him. This force to
confill, of
Artillery.
7tb, or Royal Furilters.
Bth, ar King's Regiment.
t3th,
32c1,
34th, (2d Battalion)
82d, and

4 Battalions of the King's (lerman i.egiun.
The force under General Be R ESFORD will cont ft of
s Companies of Artillery.
3d rout,
25th,
631,

Yeflerday morning the ill divifion of th- 29th
Regiment, under the command of Lieut. Colonel
WHITS, marched into Tonbr:dge Wells, on their
route for Portfmouth. Thin diftinguithed Cotps is,
we underfland, to form part of the force now col.
leCting at that place for the fecret Expedition. The
addivition of this Regiment,whieh is now goo firong,
and as effeClive and fine a body of men as any in his
Majefty's let vice, was to reach Tunbridge Wells this
morning.

A detachment of the Kerry Militia arrived in Tra-
lee on Sunday fennight, under the command of Lieu-
tenant JoHN Matiouy, for the purpofe of recruiting
the regiment to its full eflablithment.
'lvo companies of the Longford Militia, one of
which arrived at Tralee on Tuefday morning, under
the command of Lieut. Notts, are to be cantoned in
the county of Kerry, in the place of the 91f1 regular
regiMent of Highlanders, who received the route the
preceding day.

The Cardinal of YORK has bequeathed to his Royal
Highnefs the Patrice of WA Las the Order conAantly
worn by King CHARLES I. and a valuable ling,
which was alfe worn by the ancient Kings of Scotland
on the day of their Coronation.
On the 28th ult. arrived at Edinburgh Major
&PCs/. s, of the 75th regiment, and his Lady. Left
Edinburgh General TARLTON, M. P, and the Hon.
Mrs. TAALTON, the Hon. Mr. DRUMMOND BURRELL,
for Drummond Cattle.

Sir J raw STUART. K. B. and K. C. (Count tie
Maids) arrived in Glafgow on Thurfday night. His
regiment, (the 74th) is at prefent in garrifon there.
The LORD CHANCELLOR has appointed EDWARD
ERAS rus DEACON, of Congleton, in the County Pa-
latine of Chefter, Gentleman, to bs a Mager Extra.
ordinary, in ;he High C)urt of Chancery.
London, England, 1807-12-01

TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
TO DE DRAWN IN CUILOHALL.
LIST COS CAPITOL PHIZES, WITH ILL YALU& OW EACH.
brand Hotel No. 9, Skinner areas, £l5 Poo
No. 24, Skinner.ftreet,77,0 o -
No 43, ditto, - 6,000
No. 45, ditto, - 6,000
Na. s, Pickett ftreet, . 6poo
No. 7, ditto, . 6poo
No. 17, Skinner ftreet, • 4,000
No. al, ditto, . 4.000
No. 41, ditto, - 4,0
No, 8, ditto, • 4000
No. 4, ditto, - 4,000
No. 10, Pickettect, - 4 Poo
No. a 1, ditto, . 4,000
No. tB, Skinner-ftreet. . 3,000
No. 40, Weft-tide of Snow 11W, 3,000
No. 42, Skinner Rivet, - 3,000
No. 48, ditto, - 3000
No. 49, ditto, - 3.090
No. 4, Pickett-ftreet, - 3,000
No. Ss, Skinner-ftrert, - 2p4.50
Making together the Sum of L 204 Cro.
The above Valuation is taken at the loweit eitimate, and there
is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property
will be very confiderably increafed in value. In proof of
this fadt, it was the inteutlon of the Contradors to have en-
gaged to purchafe the fcveral Houfes at the prices fct sgaild
etch, bat it was deemed contrary to the Adt of Parliament, for
them to offer Money for the Houfes before the Lottery was drawn.
Itishowevcr csrtain that Offers have been made from various Per.
Auto purchafe feveral of the Houfes at the Prices they arc eftima-
ted at, and it is propofed that thole Prizes which are divided into
lull (hares, Wall be fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders
according to their refpedive Shares.
'rickets and Shares are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery
054 a.
London, England, 1807-12-01

BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE —TO BE SOLD.

THE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and
&motive MANSION HOUSE and OfSces, with the Pad-
docks and inclored Grounds adjoining, at Sparfholt. in re -Mire.
late the Ellate, and in the occupation -if I.i_ut. General Gabbit,
deceafed, and two Farms Woof:jug to the fame; the whole con-
taining about 184 Acres._ _ _

Alto, the Tythes of Fifty three Acres of Land, in Ranifburyt
Wiltshire.

The Houk and Lands at Spariholt, are fituated about five mites
from the town of Wantage, and are, together with the Tythes in
Wiltihire, let to repeda Ile tenants, on leaks which will expitt
at different periods, within twelve years, and now produce 4831.
and upwards per annum, but will rife cunfidembly. There is a
quantity of Timber and ornamental Trees on ti c Lands.
Tbc fillet is rallied to two Annuities, one of 1501. and the
other of 751. a year. _ _ _

Particulars may be known by applying to Jofeph Gabbit, Efq.
Limerick. Ireland; Betjamin Morland, Efq. At ingd )n, Berk(hire ;
and John Lloyd, Efq. Merrion fquare, llub:in, to whom propo-
lals at C to be made in writing.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
To be SOLO by AUCTION,
On Monday, the rath day of December next, at the Red Lion Inn,
in Dalverton, in the County of Somerfet, at Four o'Clock in
the Afternoon,
ALarge and Convenient HOUSE, GARDENS,
ORCHARD, and MEADOW, bulge at Uulverton afore-
faid (with immediate polteffion) ; conlifting of three fpacious
under ground Cellars, a Kitchen, Brcakfaft and Dining Parlours,
Witbdrawirg Room, Study, and 8 Bed Chambers. &fides At-
tics, three walled Gardens, welt ftocked with choice fruit trees,
with a Meadow and Orchard, Stables, Coach Houle, &c. &c.
Any perfon purchafing the above may be accommodated with
about is acres of very rich meadow lind, within ten minutes walk
of the premifea, for a term of years.
Duiverton is well known to Sportfmen, being remarkable fcr
its fine trout !Imams, and woods abouading with game.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Sterne,
at the Vicarage Houfe in Dulverton aforctaid (u by letter, poft
paid.)—November 19,1807.
London, England, 1807-09-16

TO BE LET. Vornifited or Unferaidicd,

_ _
• for Four or Seven Years,
To enter on at Michaelmas or Cbrifttuaa next. fttuaze within a
mile and a half of Ripon (the Market'Limn) io Yorkatire,
I'HORPE LODGE, a neat and vinvenient Man-
i Hun Houfe, conlifting of a hand'ome Vritibulc and Stair-
cafe, Dining Room at fret by ag, with Drawing Room 37 feet by
t 7, Library, Houfekreper's and Store Room, Laundry and Ser-
vant? Hall: and good Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Brew Hoorn, '
free belt Bed Rooms, pleafant Bow-window Dreffing Room.
Nurfery, and three Servants' ApartM, nts, with nrectikry attached
and detached OffitC9, Stables for fix Horfea. Cow Mute and Barn,
a fpacious Paved Yard, with a i'istrp of good Warm* in it; Garden
walled round, and Orchard adjoining. A Hind's Houle, and :36
Acres, be the tame more or Icfs, of very good Grafs Lad.-
Enquire (if by letter, FA paid) of R. Picketing, HAI. at the
Houfe.
To be Sold, an Organized PIANO FORTH, an excellent in-
Recount, and a Four Barrelled HAND ORGAN.
The Fanning Stock at,d tome Furniture will be fold at the Hind's
Houle, on Thurfday, the aft day of °dotter.
Alto, to be Sold. Stoats. at Breekeribrough, OW Think, in the
fame County, a FARM of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land.
containing ao6A. tR. 34P. be the fame more or lefs, with a new
!Veiled Houle not quite finithed, but which E afunher moderate
expenee, m 4 be made (citable for a genteel family.
The Landis capable of great improveuent, laprall together, is
Freehold, and pays 84 Icel. in lieu of Tythea.
Enquire as above, who wall order the Pranifes to be }hewn.
•• The major part oftlurchafe money May remain on Cc.
curia), of the Preasifesif agreeable. (One property.)

COURSE OP POPULAR LECTURES ON NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY.
This day was poblidied. handfomely printed In eta with fix sod
thirty finillted Engravings. price sl. is. in boards.
AN INTRODUCTION to NATURAL. H.Z.r
LOSOP HY, in thirteen Familiar Losdinres aptuaMechanies,
Pnestftaties. Actuates, Hydroftatich Magnetifin, Elcdtdcity, Op.
tics, Aftmnoray, &o. with (twat very artful tables, a variety. of
Aft runomical and Geographical Problems, a Colleiion of Mitcei•
fat:eons Qyettions and Exert**, and a'eeploss Vocabulary or
plaintiffs:of the Terms of &kW!. To which is prefixed, as
Ad-
(kers to.fort

By MARGARET BRYAN,
Of Bryan Houk, Blaekhaith.
Printed for Tenn Murray, Fleet-Rreet, London: and Archibald
F' Me and Co.Erlitibutgh.
" The view taken by Mrs. Bryan is of the popular kiod. The
fi we felt in taking up the work has aeon gratified by its pe.
1, gist our eimnination of its contents kilt:Wes us in room.
ink Mb the notice and patronage of the pnistie. We have
le doubt flat Istria rival the popularity of Mr.. Bryan', forma.
otk on Attronosny. and bc generally adopted as a fyftem of in.
klins4lton. In its preterit form it is a defirable and elegant atqatil-
*ilia all who with '0 obtain a familiar imobriedgepf Natural Phi-
=Mltboot wading through dry,folratinas, and uninteretiiag
Tire experimsou am sail .and rhswrapsnlin arafeLlerfted
=f4fies Mid trartadtiona at frequent and familiar occur-
PririCril R4l,lliWr kulgt AO*
London, England, 1807-09-16

GUN BY PARK, SPILSBY, LINCOLNSHI RA

TIOI3E LET Ready Faroifited, and.entered upon
inemedlately, for Three, Five, or Sewer Years, a large con-
venient (MANSION HOUSE, vrith poll Stabling for thirteen
Hodes, Coach Hooks, Dove HOufe, and all other attached and
detteluM °tikes, an excellent Kiicken Garden in kfgh order, Sec.
Aft Pdbils well hocked, and abundance of Game.
Letthrs (poll paid) to Wm. Pariah Gushy Park, will be imme
(Rarely attended to.
London, England, 1807-03-18

NEW COSTS in CHARGES.

This day were publithed, complete, in :ivo. price is. 6d.
CIRDFR3 of the HIGH COUR!' of CHAN-
CF.RY made by the Right Hon. Lord ERSKINE, Lord
High Chancellor of Great Britain, by and with the Advice and
Affiftance of the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM GRANT, Knight,
Matter of the Rolls, Relating to the Fees of the Clerks in Court
and Soliei!ors of the fad Court. _ •

London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law &oftener',
Portugal- ftreet. Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may be had, latcly publinaed.
. . .

In 2 vols. 8;o. including he New Coa3, price tB9: in boards.
The Prefent Pradice and Coas in the Court of Chancery by S.
Turner. The Third Edition, eglarzed and improved, by R.
Hinde Venal)les, Eli.

"'his day was publifhed. price is 61.
THE PROVIDENCE of GOD over-ruling the
ISSUES of WAR and CONQIIES Sermon preached
at the Chapel in Elites-14w, Fcbrua, y 25th, tBO7, being the Day
appointed tor a Central Fart To which is added a Prayer.
By THOMAS DELSHAM.
Printed for J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard
Where may be had, by the fsme Author,
Six Sermons on the Evidence and Importance of the Chriftian
Revelation. price R+.—Alto the Doctrine of the Human Mind and
of Mot al Philefophy, 95.
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REMAIN IN THE DOWNS.

The Truity. Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. ; Princefa of Orange,
Vice Admiral Holloway ; Namur, ifis, Orion, Clyde, Venal,
Flora, Alkmaar itorefhip, Kite, Challenger, Star, and Skylark flows,
Fury bomb, Pincher, Exertion, Archer, Acute, Blazer, Indignant.
Monkey, Sparkler, Bruizer, and MU& gun brigs ; Plymouth and
Difpateh, naval tranfports; Pleafant Hill, hired (loop ;—Lord
Hawkefbury and Surrey, EaR India Ihips, for India.
DOVER, MARCH t 7.

Sailed laft night the BSLETTR floop on a cruize.—
Arrived this morning his Majefly's bomb EXPLOSION,
having under her convoy about zo fail of Swedi(h
velfels laden with fait from St. Übe's, which failed
this afternoon for Sheernefs to wait for convoy to
take them to Gottenburg. Came in the Roads this
day his Majefly's floop KANGAILOO, from a cruize,
and remains with the Bafilific, Fearlefs, and Tickler
gun brigs. The hoy Jelfomine Den Ralke, Captain
WismEss, of Stavenger, from Stockholm, wilt iron
and Deals, for Oporto, put into this port this after-
noon, having loft an anchor and cable, fails and top
malt, and received other confiderable damages in the
late fevere gales.—Wind N. N. W. and blows (irons,.
London, England, 1807-03-18

DR. VA LPY'S ASSIZE SERMONS.
MESSRS. RICiiAItDSON take Me liberty of
informing the Public, that theyhas(pproroeeured *few Covit.4
of there Sermons, for which kraal apaicatlats have beat m. 44.
price is. fewcd. _ _

. -
Where may be had. by the Sine,
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SOCIRTY, with Notes and Appendix. The Sixth Edition price.
A SERMON, Pi cached at the CONSECRATION of the
COLOURS of the READING VOLUNTEERS, with Note•
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••• The New Edition of the Fi.lt Part of Dr. Valpy'is o,:k.
Grammar is printed, but cannot be had fcparately as before. The
whole will he ready in a fcw wecks

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MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE,
VOLUME TUE SECOND.
'rHE Publication of the abave Work, which hat
been announced for Wednefiby the iBth, is unavoidably
poßpotted to Monday next, the 23d. whrn it will certainly be ready
for Delivery, with the Eighth F.dition of the Firß Volume, and a
Complete Scrics of Coloured Plates, to illultrate the Copies.
Alhemarle•Rreet, March 16, Mr.
London, England, 1807-03-18

YARMOUTH, MARCH z 7.

This morning arrived the MELEAGhit frigate,
LYNX floop of war, and Havoca and FIRM gun
brigs, and remain with the !hips as per fall Wind
N. The Helena, A. ALVIRSLN, from Fait Rice,
with deals, bound to Bolton, was taken by a French
privateer, and retaken by the ALERT floop of war.
The Frow Anna. PoLEMAW, from Amtlerdam, with
fundry goods, is lent in by the Princefs Augulla
cutter. A packet with mails from Harwich, is put
in here, and remains wind bound.
CHATHAM, MARCH t7—Sailed the i4th init. the Mariner gun
brig, to the Nore. The Minotaur, of 74 guns, Captain MANS-
FIELD, dropt down to Long Reach on Sunday, to take in her guns
and Bores. ships in Commiffion at this Port—Princefs Royal
Minotaur, Leyden, Franchife, Sapho, Alacrity, Pandora, Peacock
Admirals HOLLOWAY and RowLEY have left Town, to rcfume
their rclpeetive commands at Deal and Sheen:elk.
GRAVESIND, MARCH 17.—Sailed the New Galen, Hinekly,
for Batton ; Gold Hamer, Vofc, for New York ; Meaburn, Mea-
burn, for Quebec ; Maria, Greanager, for Madeira ; and the Dia-
mond, lunation, for Africa.
CORP., MARCH 9,

The Beresford revenue cruizer, Captain Jews Ism
has captured and brought into Caftletownthend, a
remarkable fine fmuggling cutter, called the Phcenix,
pierced for 12 guns, and full laden with fpitits and
tobacco ; fhe fell in with her dole to Cape Clear
One of the men belonging to the fmuggler was fhot
through the thigh, but ►s. likely to recover.

GREENOCK, MARCH 13.
A few days fince, a Gimp, called the Favourite,
of Greenock, having been wrecked in Broad Haven
Bay ; all the failors were loft. About 26.) barrels of
butter, beef, and pork, have been fecured, by DENIS
BINGHAM, Efq. a neighbouring Magiflrate, for the
Proprietors.
LEITH, MARCH 14.
The Fancy, Captain SINCLAIR, a:lived yeller•
day in our Roads from Gottenborgh, after the
moil tempefluous paffage he ever endured, in
' which he 101 l his mainyard, main-top.mad, and
other damage. The Nelly and Ann, JOHN CLYNE
matter, was put afhore in Widewalt Bay, in the fame
gale of wind, on the 26th ult.—The crew are fate.
The Eliza, EDMONSTON, from Tonningen, is art ived
here; and the Jchns, HUTTON, arrived at Tannin-
, gea the ill March, all well, from hence.
London, England, 1807-03-18

DEFENCIP nr THQ COUNTILY.

Sir JA Mrs e NET gavenotice, that to-morrow fettnight he
would bring furward a motion, rekitive to the Military tituation
of the Country.
PkgstnNs TO OFFICERS' WIDOWS, &C.

The SPCR MARY AT WAQ gave notice, that he would to tn.w.
r move for an increafe of the Pcnfions allowed to Widows of
Officers in the Army ; and alto for an additional allowance to fuck
011iccrs, and Relatives of Officers, Etc. as Rood upon the Com-
Ninon Lift --(Hear 1 Hoar ! few: all quarters of the Heafe )
MR. PAULL'S WITNESSES.

Mr. WILLIAM H r moved that a return fhould he made
to the Houle of the time of fervice in the Navy, of Thomas Wea-
therhead, from the beginning to the end of it, as far as it could he
made up front the records of the Nary; and alfo that there fit nili
be laid before the Houfe a ftitement of the applications of Tho-
mas Wcatherhead for a lieutenancy, and the reafon) for which it
was refilled to examine him.—Ordered. The Papers were loon
after prefented, and ordered to lie on the table and to be printed.
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