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London, England, 1807-12-24

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 26,
will be performed Shakefpeare's Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Prince Efcalus, Mr. Creffwell ; Paris, Mr. Menage; Mercutio, Mr.
Lewis; Capultr, Mr. Chapman ; Montague, Mr. Davenport ;
Romeo, Mr. C. Kemble; Benvolio, Mr. Brunton ; Tybelt, Mr.
Claremont; Friar Laurence, Mr. Hull; Friar John, Mr. Waddy.
Lady Capukt, Mrs. Humphries; Juliet, Mils Smith and
Nurfe, Mrs. Davenport.
After which will be performed (t 4t6 time), a Grand Hiftorical
Melo-Drama, called
THE BLIND BOY.
The principal charade:. by Mr Murray, Mrs. C. Kemble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Cbapm.m, Mr.
Farley, Mr. Litton, Mifs Brifow, Mire Norton.
On Monday, the Tragedy of George Barnwell ; after which
will be produced the new Grand Chrillmas Pantomime, which has
been in preparation the whole of the rummer.

-
MESS.
WANTED, by a Ready active Married Man
without incumliranee, peculiarly qualified for the fitua-
don. the Mois of a Regiment. References of the refpedtabi
lily will be found undeniable.—Letters are rrqueitt d to he poll
paid, and contain terms in full, which will beintmdiately attended
to, direded to A. B.No. 6t, Great Mary-la-bonne-ftreet, Cann-
dafb-fquare.

This day was putdiflied. prie se. ed. bound in red leather,
'HE COMPLETE POCKET BOOK, or Getz•
tleman't and Tradcfman's DAILY JOURNAL for ME
containing a plain and coneife IVlcti.od of keeping Account of all
Monies Received. Paid, Lent, or Expended every Day in tits
Year; Appointments. Memorandums, Obfcrvations, or Engage•
malts. Together with various ufeful Lifts, Tables, &c.
Printed for J. Jobnfon. No. is, St. Paul's Churchyard.
London, England, 1807-12-24

MA kRIE 1).

Turklay laR, at Faveriham, by the Rev. the Dean of Weßrninft
Rer, W S Currey, ETq• Major in the 54th regiment, to Mils Anna
Maria Tappcnden, daughter of jamcs Tappeades, Efq. of that
I lac:.
London, England, 1807-12-24

Tbat the thants of this Wardmote be given to SARICIRL BIRCtt,
IN. Alderman of this Wud, for Ms impartial attention to the
Volt during the Eicalon of Common Councilmen, for his cour-
teous and friendly demeanour to the inhabitants of this Ward. and
for the able and alliduous difcharge of his public duty on All
octagons, THOMAS ROOKS,
Ward Clerk.
London, England, 1807-10-16

THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY.

A T a nnmerons and relpettable Meeting of Houle-
I- AT
holders and Perron& concerned in the Confumption of
AI.E, AMBER, and TABLE BEER, holden at the Albany
TiVCIII, Piccadilly, on Tuerday the 7th July, sBo7.
H. T. AUSTIN, Elq. in the Chair,

It arpearing that the Utah!lament of a Brewery at the Weft-
End of the Mgtropolit, to fupply the Inhabitants wkh a whole-
fonie and nutritious Beverage, to be brewed from Malt and Hops
only, and delivered free from Adulteration, would prove of the
greaten public utility and benefit
It was refulved, That a BREWERY mould be accordingly
e(tahlifhcd for that purpofe.
That a Capital of 75 oocl. be railed by 3000 Shares of itl. each,
payable by inftalments of sl. The firft inftalment to be paid on
fubfcribing—the fecond on or before the tsth Auguft, aoy—and
the remaining three inftalrnents when called for by the Committee,
un norice of one calendar month.
Books are open fur Subfeription at Mciirs. Birch, Chambers
and Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond ftreet ; Meths. Auftai , Maus&
and Mittens, Bankers. No. so, Henrietta-Roast, Covent Garden;
and Merry'. H. T. Williams and Co. ii, Copthall-court, sear
the Bank.

Profpedtrfes may be had at the above honks ; at the Secretary's,
No 3, Harc court, Templc ; and at the Albany Tavern, Picca-
dilly. R. TAYLOR, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-10-16

•
ECCI.F.SIASTICAL PROMOThItiS.
The Rev. Henry Wallet, M A. Fellow of Clare bat is pre-
tested by the Mater and Fellows of that Society to the Beton,
of Benton with Bythorne and Old Welton, in Huntingdonibire,
vacant by the death of the Reverend Charles FavelL
The Reverend Mr Macdonald, nephew of the late Hilltop Dot-
es% is prefented to the Pttbend of Ilium, by the Bithop of Sa.
14'1137'
London, England, 1807-10-16

BIRTHS.
On the rids inft. at Briftol. the Lady of Captain Tobin, of his
Majeßy's nip Prineefs Charlotte, of a fun.
At Alva, on the 4th Ltd, Mrs Johnftone of Alva, of a daughter
On the sock initant, the Lady of Robert Morris, Efj. of Brun.
!wick fquare, of a fon.
On the sd inftant, at Minus Hoeft, Rusburghildre, the Lady
of the Hnn. Gilbert Elliot, of a fen and heir.
At Drumeondra, near Dublin, of a fon, who died the next may,
the wife of 'Thomas Bentley. This man is now in the tosd year of
his age, and attend. the Dublin markets weekly with vegetable,
from his prden: his eldeft fon is 76 years of age, and his youngeft
in its fourth year.
At Miley Park, Cumberland, the Lady of Sir Henry Fletcher,
Bart. of a fon and heir.

,lED.

At Eg!lngham, in Durham, George Thomts Leaton, Etq. of
Wyckliam to Mils H. Coßingwood, (eland daughter of Henry
CollingwoOd, Efq. of Lliburna Tower, Northumberbod.

DIED.

On Monday night, at his houfe in Nottingham Place, the Right
Hon. Thomas Wynn, Baron Newbormgh. His Lordthip was in
the 72d year of his age, and is fucceeded in his title and castes by
his cldeft fon, Thomas John, born April 3,
On Wednefday the 14th inftant, at Denmark hill, Charles
Harnond, Efq. of Milk ttreet, aged 59 years.
At Dumfries, on the 4th inftant, Mr James Grieve, wine and
fpirit merchant.
At Port Dundas, on the bth inftaat, in the 26th year of his age,
Mr James M'Kenzie, whole abilities u a performer on the Union
Pipes Rood unrivalled, and whole lofs will long be regretted by
the amateurs of intik.

At Lanark, at the age of 118, James Wilton, commonly called
Kingfon, the well known companion of all clarets as a guide to the
Falls of the Clyde, an inftance that abftemiosfnefs is not folds, the
Pure of long life, for Kingfon eat and drank regularly all his life-
time. The funeral was attended by a refpettable affembbge.
At Claremount, St. George's, Jamaica, D. Henderfon, Efq.
At Alexandria, about the asth of July Taft, in the prime of youth
and health, Liestenant and Adjutant Thomas Hamilton, of the
ylith Highland Regiment.
On the sso alt. the Rev. James Winfield, of Chefter.
At Charlefton, on the 13d of Auguit bit, Mr. Dabiel Ewing
youngrit fon of the late Thomas Ewing, Efq. of Keppoch.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORR OW
Marc lag - 36 Abates after 1
Afterr eon - 53 athletes of s
London, England, 1807-10-16

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
rrO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER '7,
.1- their Majetties Servants will ad the Comic Opera, called
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Young Meadows, Mr. Kelly ; Juttice Woodcock, Mr. Dowton ;
Hawthorne, Mr. Johnftone; Euftace, Mr. Gibbon ;
Hodge, Mr. Smith, (being his third appearance on this ftage.)
Rofetta, by a Young Lady, (her third appearance on any (cage.)
Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. Sparks; Madge, Mrs. Bland.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE MOCK.DOCTOR.
Sir Jafper, Mr. Maddocks ; Leander, Mr. Cooke;
Gregory, Mr. Matthews ;
Dorcas, Mifs Mellon ; and Charlotte, Mrs. Scott.
On Monday, Romeo and Juliet; with the Forty Thieves.
cr Mrs. Jordan having recovered from her indifpoition, will
Bilge her next appearance on Tuefday, in the charader of Belin-
da, in the Comedy of all In the Wrong. After which (sth time)
the Poor Soldier.
A new Comedy, in Eve Aar, and a new Mufical After- Piece,
are in tehearfal, and will be fpeadily produced.

'TO BE SOLD, an uncommonly FINE-TONED
PIANO-FORTE, with the Additional Kcys, Pedal% and
every other requifite, purchafed for a Lady about three weeks
flare. It colt 54 Guineas, but as the Lady's ill health obliges her
to retitle in Bath this winter, it will now be fold for 14 Guineas.
The Parking• cafe may be had for One Guinea additional.
To be ken at Mr. Vi'aticn's, No. 5, Leiceßer place, Leicefter-
fquare.
London, England, 1807-10-16

FIRST &.I"ATI4. LOITERY. FOR igo"

- - -
WILL COMMENCE DRAWING ON 'TUESDAY NEXT.
'PICKETS, Halves, Qarters, Eighths and Six-
teenths, are Selling in a great variety of Numbers and at the
loweft prices, by W. H. DANIEL and Co. Stock Brokers. at
their Licenfed State Lottery Office, Pope's Head Alley, Comhill,
London, where numerous Capital Prizes have been fold and (hared,
and every Branch of the Lottery and Public Funds is tranfaded
with Corrednefs and Fidelity.
London, England, 1807-10-16

MISS OWENSON's NEW WORK.

This day was publifhed, elegantly printed, in Two Volumes,
price 9s. in boards,
PATRIOTIC SKETCHES of IRELAND, writ-
ten in CONNAUGHT.

By Mifs OWENSON.
'Wilted by RICKARD Primtars, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black-
friars; and to be bad of all Bookiellers.
Of whom may be had, juft publifhed, by the fame Authoress,
r. The Novice of Sr. DOM' NICK. 4 yids. 03s.
2. WILD IRISH GI ac,3 vols. 535. 6d.
3. The LAY ofan IRISH HARP, boards, yc

This day was publifhed in Royal (4.larto,
price :Ss neatly half-bound.
ANEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing di in&
Maps of all the principal States and Kingdoms throughout
the World, from the iateft and belt authority. corredtly engraved
upon 30 Plates. Royal sto. and beautifully coloured outlines.
London : Printed for and fold by Thomas Ofteli, No 3, Aye-
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London, England, 1807-10-16

ALL FORMER LOTTERIES ECLIP3ED 1

GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
NOT FWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE,
And Double Chance. foe the lane Money.

LOTTERY on a NEW PLAN, begin; Drawing
tCIOIIFR_so, 1844.

SCHEME.

z Prize et L4clPoo • is cox*
s 20,000 40,C00
2 logo° 20,000

1,000

5,000

1.300

ao 100
So so
1,000 .. as
Prizes of Tickets In
6,ocolthe Supplementary 10 each
--- lottery, worth
7,085 Prizes. Las 7,000
ONLY ONE FIXED CAPITAL.
In proof of the Value of a SUPPLIMILNTARY TWILIT, T.
WARNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Supple-
mentary Ticket, and in proportion for every Share purchafed at
his or any other I.icenfed State Lottery Office. if brought for
Sale on or before the t6th of November, tBO7, being Three Days
before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lottery. The Holders
of Every fuch Ticket or Share not receiving Money, will be en-
titled to their CHANCE in the supplementary Lottery. which
begins Drawing the zyth November, and contains the tollowing
Prizes:
a Prize of ‘20.000 is &op:*
a .—. zo 000 --. 10,000
S

2,100
2.500
25,0:0

a zopoo

5,000
1.500
10 1,000
so hOOO
I Soo ..... 12,500
1452 Prizes. 463,000
Tici.ets and Shaves are on Sale at J. WA a Nsa's Licenfed State
Lotury Office, No. a 6. Cornhill, facing the Koval Eldon/v.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - 'Cs* iso 0
Half . ktol4 o I Eighth - L 2 15 0
Quarter 5 8 o Sixteenth t 8 o
To be drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two
Thoufand each.
Country Banks fending Orders thsough their Bankers in Lon-
don, may receive the fame Allowahcc as Country Agents. Clubs,
Sosietieh Merehant‘' and Bankers' Clerks, &e. will meet wi.h
liberal Encouragement ; and all Orders from the Country, ecu
tsinirg Payment, will be treated the fame as if prefent.

I,OSO
500
100
co
Is

DEVONSHIRE.
By the BOARD of AGRICULTURE.
This day was publlfheil, illuftrated by es Engravings,
Reprefenting implements in Hufbandry, Buildings, Live Stock,
and remarkable objets, with a coloured Map, dig ieguilking the
different kinds of sod, price tss. In boards.
AGENERAL VIEW tif the AGRICULTURE
of the County of DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri-
culture and internal improvement, diftinguiftlng and deferibing
the Geographical lituarion and general circumftances of the county
—the date of Property—the Buildings, the mode of occupation--
the implements, the Enclofures, the Arable Land, and every kind
of Culture—the Graf. Lands, the Gardens and Orchards, the
Woods and Plantations, the Wakes, the Improvements general
and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy, and the Po.
litical Economy, including Roads, Canals, Conamanc, Manufac-
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By CHARLES VANCOUVER.
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N B Corredted and enlarged Reports of other Counties will
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fie or eight per annum, till Surveys tit the whole Kingdom have
been publithed ; in the mean time, Sets, as tar as publiihed,
uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be bad of all Book-
' feilers, at the pie-Alin of the purchaftr.
London, England, 1807-10-16

READ AND JUDGE,
THE PRESEN C SURPASSES ALL FORMER !!!
ON TUESDAY o NEXT, the zoth of OcroPe,
the Richeft Wheel ever know in the Annals of Lover es,
goes round, containing what was never before allowed by Go-
vernmentoand probably never will be again, a Grand Prise of
FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! accompanied by Tata NTT
THOUSANDS t Tab, THOUSANDS! THOUSANDS! and a long
train of it Cetera', giving Double Chances for the fame Adven-
ture. and nut Two Blanks to a Prise. Confident of the fu; eti•
ority and excellence of this Lottery, beyond all former, either In
the relent or hit century,
J. WARNER, No. t 6. CORNHd.L.
Recommends an immediate purchafe, and if it fhould fo happen
that neither Ticket or Share can be obtained on the Morning of
Drawing, nn blame ran ha itaputed to him, but very juftly to
thole who neglat his timely advice till too late.
Cr Country Banks fending Orders through :heir Bankers in
London, may receive the fame Allowance as Country Agent.:
Clubs, Societies, Merehants' and Bankers' Clerk', tee.. Mail
Coachmen. Guards, Stage Coachmen, Book Keepers, and Carriers
of every Defcription, bringing Orders, will meet with liberal En-
couragement ; and all Orders, by Letter, from Town or Coar.try,
containing Payment, will be treated the fame as if prefent.
London, England, 1807-10-16

OLYMPIC PAVILION,
NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.
(Matttithed by Authority of the Lad Chamberlain).

TIHIS and TO-MORROW EVENING only, the
ll Amufernents as follow :—Firft. a Comic Divertifetnene,
called FALSE COLOURS.—ad. Famous Equeftrian
AtUvlty-
3d, The Panorama View of Copenhagen ; with its deptndant
.rfriar-4113, The popular and i.iteraing SpeEtacle of the DE-
SERTER OF NAPLES-I.ouifa. for this week only, Mrs.
Miley ; sth, Extraordin: ry Hot fcmansip, Tamborine Dance, &e.
at full (peed; 6th, The favourite Haricquinade of The WILL
of FATE.

Doors to be opened at Six—Begin at Seven—Half-price at Nine
o'clock precifely.
Plates for the Boxes cannot tie kept ! iter than B.o'clock.

•.° A new Mimet by Two Horic., executed by both tbe
MUM. Alfa various entertainments are in aßive preparation.
London, England, 1807-03-02

*VICTUALLING OPPICII, 14kes1116,10y.
• •
THE COM IfISSIONERS for vlcrtur.x.nfm
HIS 11447ASTr',Arr, do ierehy give Melee,
That on Tuerlay the 3d of March next, they will be ready es
receive Tendevs in writing Ocala up) and treat
For FOUR HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL,
To be delivercd Two Hundred and Fifty Tons into His Majefty's
Vldtuallin Stores at Dt ptford, and One Hundred and Fifty Tons
into thole at Plymouth—one half thereof in Cate n,onth, and tbs.
other half in one mouth afterwards; and .
London, England, 1807-03-02

GOTTENBURCH MAILS.

Two argued this clay, viz. thole dated the 13th
and 16th ult. They bring no accounts of any affirm
fubfequent to the battle at Mohringen on the zsth of
January. The details of that battle arc Rated in
different letters, but afford little information in ad.
dition to what we before Willed. The following
may be confidered as containing all that was known
at Dantzic fix days after the battle.

DANrzlo, JAN. 31 —" A battle has taken place
between the French and the combined Ruffian and
Pruffian armies, near Mohringen and Saalfeld ;
befides 4000 prifoners, the French have loft 6000
killed and wounded. The corps of Martha's Nev and
BAR v•Dovre may be cor,fidered as cutoff, or difpc •
fed and detlroyed. The Pruffians have entered Ml-
- MURAT and Blassoorve are Paid to be
feverely wounded, and BosapArr • himfelf is lick at
WarfAw of a nervous fever. GRAUDINTZ has been
blockaded by Heflian and Darmftadt troops, but they
have been forced to fly with lots. The Ruffians are
laid to be in Calm ; the French will find fome
culty in croffing the Viflula, with their cannon acd
baggage, the bridge at Thorn is Paid to be carried
away by the ice; this gives roots to hope'great thing;
but no decifive battle has taken place as yet. We
&oald hope the French right wing will not be able to
retrieve the bad fituation of the left—the moll authen-
tic accounts !late the infurgents to be ',woo men.
under DOMBROWSKI ; they are ill armed, and look
miferable.

44 Such are the reports here. Some of the parti.
culars are, perhaps, exaggerated I bet the general
complexiors of the details is probably cowed."

Another letter of the fame date eammunicatu the
following particularcrefpatiog the, battle at Pain*
on the 26th of December t

" ICrigfrath Peyelin, who had been provident COLO.
mitt oner to the Ruffian army, accounts for Buz Nov.
ban not fupporting &atom at Pultulk in the fol.
jawing way : Basttaszoy, who left Poltollt on the
morning of the battle, wrote Bozmovos is, before de-
parting, that all was loft, and advifed him to make
the belt retreat he could immediately. Upon this
BOXIIOVDIK, who was advancing, halted, and com.
meneed his retreat. I fuppofe you will have heard
KAMIMSICOT is grown infane, of which the foregoing
is a proof. BVXHOVDEN has fince been recalled, and
Bartosan commands in chief."
London, England, 1807-03-02

THE SWEDES AND FRENCH.

The Lund Gazette of February I t, contains fome
official details of the military operations in Swetlith
Pomerania, of which the following is an abilrail:

REPORT OT LIEUTENANT GENERAL BARON ARMTFLAT
TO BARON stair, Govessios GENERAL OF smRDISK
POMERANIA, lIREPICTIVO THE MILITARY ornA-
Tian IN THAT COUNTRY.

r

" Stralfund, February 3
di After General MORTIER, on the aoth of laR
month, had left Anclam, with the greateft part Al
his corps, I ordered all my advanced pins to tile
the lama vigilance, in order to prevent a furprife
on the part of the French, in cafe of their return.
" On the 27th, in the afternoon, general Motrire
aClually returned with his whole corps, which occu.
pied Anclam, Derain, and the whole neighbouring
country. On the 28th, General MORTIER attacked
all my advanced pas. which, on account of the ene-
my's great lapel icor ity in number, were obliged to fill
back, after having made the moll oainate refinance
on every point, attacked and killed reverel of the
enemy's officers and rank and file. The fame day the
enemy croffed the river Peene, which was carved
with ice, 2500 men [hong, rear Anclam and Mayen-
kubs, driving our troops before them ; which, how-
ever, reheated without the lea confufion, and con-
flantly fighting in the dire lion of Griefswald aria
Stralfund, near Mayenkubs ; the enemy applied
themfeves to coaruit a bridge for their heavy ord.
trance, which was completed on the 29111, and imme-
diately after a train of artillery and isoo honk palled
the river. The enemy now advanced in two columns ;
and were met by our troops near ,Elmenhorlk, where
a bloody conflid enlued, in which the enemy loft a
great number of men. Our troops fought molt gal-
lantly, but were obliged by the enemy, far fuperior
lin number, to fall back, which they did in the greaten
order.

se Oafloft. on the 38th and nth ult. is one officer,
two non4olaMMEaned officers, and feventy-two men,

killed and wounded, fome of them badly ; and one
ammunition waggon, which through mere accideat
fell into the enemy's hands, is the only trophy they
can boaß of."

His Maims y expetted in town on Wednefday,
to hold a Court at the Queen's Palace.
Yeßerday a Cabinet Council vrss held at Lord
HOWICIL'S Office. Earls SPANCER and Frrzwtwast
were prevented from affifling by iilnefs, and Lord
ELLIMETROUGN was alio abfers. ; all the other Mem•
bars were prefent. They fat from one till near five
o'clock.

A few days ago died, at her hr ufe in St. Andrew's-
Iquare, Edinburgh, the Right Honourable the Coun-
tcfs Dowager ot DALHOUSI E.

THE PARK—Yefterday, exhibited a very fplendid
difplay of carriages. The Ducheffes of GOILDOS,
BIiAUFORT, and Bovrow, were diftinguifhed in the
eavalcsde ; alto Ladies CHOLMOIDELEY, SMITH,
Catttsxs, Essex, and J. Timms. The Marchio•
odes of HERTFORD and lisHovorr entered the Park
about four o'clock. The ride was, as dual, thronged
with equeihiwas.
London, England, 1807-03-02

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. . . . . .

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the molt beautiful compofitions in our language pref.:nted to them,
without bring obliged to lore their own time in feparating them
from a macs of unint«refting matter." From Mrs Barbauld's May.
London, England, 1807-03-02

ktU!IC.4L gr.
ELLIGEIVCL

. .
FALMOU I H, FEBRUARY 27.
Atrived this day the Good Intent, &trim ; ihk
Dorfetthire, Perrrr, froin Dartmouth, laden with
Newfoundland Mir, for Portugal ; and the Hope,
Rostrum ES, from Shailand ; alfo arrived yeflerday,
the St. Domingo Spanifh fchooner, with fardinias,
taken on the 22d intiant on the Coaft of France, by
the RAPID gun brig.—Sailed yeflerday the BRISK
sloop of war, with five tranfpotts under convoy, for
Cork; his Majefty's fchooner Picamt, on a cruize ;
the Jane, GALE?). ; and Ann, ETTIVOOD, for Lifbon,
with Pith ; the Sampfon, Poltax, for Chepftotv ➢ the
Miranda privateer, GOOD, on a crnize ; the Lord
Hobart Packet, HAMILTON, for the Leeward Iflands,
with Maih of the 18th inflant and the Toinfhend
Packet, COCK, with Mails of the 1/th loilint) for
Lifboo.—Wind N. N. E.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 2&

Came in the Savaca, of 18 guns, from the Eaa-
ward ; Snap-Dragon privateer, of 8 guns, from a
cruize, with a Danifh (hip, which (he has detained.
Lady Warren, of 18 guns, from Dartmouth, with
the Poacurtas, a new (loop of war, under convoy,
to be fitted at this port. Sailed the Pittman, of
So guns, for Liverpool, to lie as a guard-(hip.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 28.

Arrived his Mije chips la FLPCHE, from a
truize ; the Edgar, Solebay, City of London and
Worcelier Eaft Indiamen ; and reveal other out-
ward-bound veils, from the Downs.
Sailed the DISPATCH (loop of war, with a fleet of
Coafters. His httjefly's fhip SPARTAN; with the
Mary tranfport No. 259, are unmooring, and will
fail this evening for the Mediterranean. Eveiy pre-
paration is making for the Weft India fleet to fail
to-morrow morning. Admiral Moprraou rehoifled
his flag this morning, on board the Royal. WIL-
LIAM ; he has been abfent from his command in
confequence of his late family afflogtion. A French
privateer of '6 guns (pierced for 32) arrived here
on Wednefday 'aft, captured by the Drama frigate,
Capt. MaLiwo, on the coati of Ireland. On Thud*
day fevett hundred thonfand dollars were received
from London, and fent on board the SPARTAN frigate.
London, England, 1807-01-30

SLA•R TRADE.

Mr. WILBERFORCE begged to tall the recalleaion of the
Houle to the fubjca of a Refolution. adopted by the Houk of
Commons towards the end of the laft Minn of the late Parlia-
ment, torching the Abolition of the Slave Trade, which Ref°lu
tion he moved be now read from the Toornals —rit was the Refo
lution prnpnfed by Mr. Fox, " that the Slave Trade was contrary
to the principles of julliee, of humanity, and of found policy, and
ought to he abolifhed as fpeedily as poffible."l
Mr. WII.BERFORCE raid, that in confequence of this Refo-
lution, declaring the decided fenfe of the Houk of Commons upon
the nature of the Slave Trade, and the necefll ty for its (reedy Abo-
lition, it might be naturally expcaed that the friendg of that ma
fure would, ere this time, have followed up the Refolution, and
brought forward, at the very earlieft opportunity after the meeting
of the new Parliament, Come propofition for the pwrpofe; and from
the part he bad for fo many years taken on that fubjea, it was na-
Aural enough to expo a fueh propofition from him. He begged
however, to allure the Houk, that be bad by no marls loft fight
of this molt defirable purpofe ; and that nothing had prevented
him from bringing forward tome propoUtinn on the fubjea, but
the introduaion of a Bill for the purpofe in another Houle of Par-
liament, which was now pending, and again ft which feveral Peti-
tions had been peefented, with the tenor of which he was at pre.
fent unacquainted. Hetrufted, however. that the Bill to which
be alluded would meet no unnecefrary delay in its progres but
if it fhould protradted to any great length of time.he fhould 'eel
it his duty, if no other Member did. to brine forward a Bill upon
the fubjea, in full time to be difpofed within the prefent SeLSon
f Parliament.

Lord HOWICX highly approved the intention expreffett by the
Hon. Member, and thougit the Houfe ihould by no means be di-
verted from a purpofe fo important, by any evtraorclinary delay
in the proceedings now pending in another Houfe of Parliament
upon this fuhjed. The Houfe of Commons, by its own Refolu.
don, flood pledged to tome (peaty and effeclual proceeding upon
the fulled. Such a meafure the Houfe of Commons owed to its
own honour and dignity. The Refolution was a facred legacy be-
queathed to it by that great and illultriou, cbaradter, on whofe
ptopofition it was adopted—and undnubt,Aly, no time fhould be
loft in effetting the fpeedieft pollible of a traffic, which
the Houfe had declared to be contrary to the principles of juitice,
humanity, and found policy.
London, England, 1807-01-30

THE AR MY•

Lord CASTLEREAGH role and obfervei, that as the Rate
of the public force of the country, under the new fyftem, h.id Rill
to undergo fome further cllfeuffion, it became ne ceftary, in order
to the better informatloa of the Houle, preparatory to that difeuf-
boo, to move fee the return of fome further documents. Fie then
moved for a feriea of returns refpeceting the number of men wanted
on the tft of January, 1807, to complete the full Numbers of the
Army ; alfo, of the effeffilve ftrength of the Army at Home and
Abroad; the number of men deficient through the cafualties of
death or defertion—the effective ltrength of detached parties upon
die recruiting fervice—with the number of men railed in each
month, who had joined their regiment•—alfo the number of non.
commiffioned officers and privates entitled to additional pay in eon •
fejuence of feven or fourteen years fez-vice, and thole who wit'
be fpeedily entitle,' to their difchargc and penfinn for life in eon.
fequerce of limenty-one years tervice. Allo the number of Pen.
fioncra on the Chelfea and Kilmainham eltahliThmems, who have
received the additional allowance on account of their long ferviee
—which were ordered after an obfervatlon from Lord Teatime ;
that many of thole documents were of a nature fo complicated, that
it would be impoffible to obtain them with a view to aid any dif-
cuffion upon military fubjedls which was likely to take place in the
courfe of the Seffiun.
London, England, 1807-01-30

DIVIDENDS.

January 3r. Samuel Fuller, late of Cambridge, draper, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
January 3t. George Seddon. of Alclerfgate-flreet, London, cabines
maker, at twelve, at Guile.all.
January 31. John Jones, of Threadneedle -11reet, London, ware-
houfeman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
January 31. Fly E o ttorn ley, of the Grand Jundtlon Wharf .White.
fri,r,, London, and of Highgate, Middle fez, coal merchant, at
ten. at Guildhall.
January 31. Fdward Hargrave. late of Virbitrombe-ftreet,
Mid-
diefer, but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, dealer at2,l ehapman,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
January 3r. George Arkinfon, of Cloth Fair, Smithfield, London,
glazier, at one, at Guildhall.
Jar. 31. David rills, of Long Acre, Middlefcs, dealer In canvas
and cloth, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 31. Thomas Drury and Richard Gilbert, of Bread-fired,
I.ondon, ribbon weavers, at twelve, at Guildhall.
FThrmry 3. Henry Ward, of the Curtain Road. parifh of St. Leo-
nard, Shoreditch, apothecary,a^ ten. at Guildhall.
Feb. 3. Benjamin Boardman, of Ipfwich,Suffulk, thopkeeper, at
our, at Guildhall, London.
Fib. 3. Henry Loftus Hodfon. late of Huntingdon, merchant; at
eleven. at the Fountain inn, Huntingdon.
Feb 3. John Ames, of the New Road, parifh of St. George in the
Eatt, Middlefez, rid:44ler, at ten, at Guildhall.
February 3. Jofeph Sargeant, late of Ruffia-court, Milk.ftreet,
London, warehourcniati, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb a. phn Evans, late of Wolverhampton, Staffordfhlre, bard-
wareman, at one, at the globe Tavern, Liverpool.
London, England, 1807-01-30

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At a quarter before four o'clock the Houk was called over, and
immediately afterwards proceeded to ballot for a Committee to
confider the merits of the Pcnrhyn Eledlion. The following were
Ike Members chofen :

J. B. Lethbridge, Efq. W. Orde. Efq.
Lord Vifcount Maitland G. A. L Keck, Efq.
Ch. Chaplin, Efq. Lord Viler:tint Ehrington
M. D. Magens, Efq. J• A. Wright, Efq,
David Davenport, Efq. Janes Lowther, Efq
Hon. W. Herbertt Hugh Leycetter, Lfq. and
Sir Harry Neale, Bart.
Nasal NEES—Robert Hurft, and R Elm yon . Efquircs.
Who having been (worn fortlawith,procceded to their Commit-
tee Room.

Mr MILLS, the Chairman of the Tregony Eleetion Committee,
reported from the Bar that the laid Committee had duly confider.
a the matter referred to them, and had refulved that the Sit-
ting Members were duly returned.

A new Writ was ordered to be Med for the EleElion of a Mem-
ber for the Borough of Plyznpton, in the room of tir Stephen
Lulbington, Bart. deceafed.
Read a fecond time, the Ira Treafury Bilk Bill, the Rill for
preventing the °andelUne Importation of Gunpowder into Ire-
land, and the Bill for Preventing the Setluaion of Soldiers and
Sailors from their Lot alty,in that part of the United Kingdom
Committed for Monday.
Mr. PARNELL gave notice of a motion on Wedoefdav nest,
for further poßponing the eonfideration of the Mayo Elettion
Petition.

Lord TEMPLE indented the Canada lofted Yarn Exporta-
tion Bill. Read the firft time, and ordered for the fecond reading
on Monday►

Reported the Grain Intereourfe Bill.—Ordered to be irgroffed.
Mr.BItAGGE BATHURST moved for (bole further inftrue-
tions to the Committee appointed to fearch for Precedents of Par-
liamentary Expollion, in order to enable them to purfue their re-
(earth with better effeel—Ordered.
London, England, 1807-01-30

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

Balta.:row...hi the report of Lord Hovnen's Speech. fn Weidner.
day's STAR, for 7000 men raffed by Mr. Pitt, read 700.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30.
Mils CIA II Lt s'slists It T T IWO 'cm—Holiday it all the Public Mei.

The public will be rejoiced to find from the detail
Lord Hamar navvy laid before the Houfe of Com-
mons laa night on the Ways and Means, that we that
be able to continue our prefent expenditure, not only
for the prefent year, but for the two next to come,
without impofing any new taxes. Should the war
continue (even years after, lefs than sochoool. of new
taxes l► all that would be required in each of thefe
(even years to meet the expenditure ; and then, ac-
cording to his Lordiltip's fiatement, the war may be
carried on for ten years more, that is to the end of
twenty years from this time, without any additional
tazet—ths Sinking Fund improving all that tune.

tt was currently reunited lan night that in a late
battle between the Ruffians and French, the latter loft
no Ws than nineteen Generals, and from (even to
ten thoufand men. It was even afrerted, that a
Moniteur, containing the 49th and loth Bulletins of
the French army, containing loch a fiatement, was
at:Wally in Town. We are forry to fay we have net
been able to afcertain that any fuch jlurnal has ar-
rived. If the French loft nineteen Generals in any
battle, they mull have loft a much greater number
of men than to,ooo—either the number of the one
is over rated, or that of the other under-rated, if any
fuch battle has taken place.
Various letters were yeflerday received from Hol-
land. Their contents were generally fimilar to the
accounts given in our Taft. One letter, received by
a Foreign Mininer from a Minitler at the Hague,
Rates, that the French Embaffy there had received
accounts from Holland that there had been very Cc-
vere fighting ; that BONAPARTE, for the firfi time,
had been unable to derive the ctoeCted advantage
from his vietories ; and that' the French had loft an
uncommon number of officers.

We have this day received the follnwing account :
a DEAL., JANUARY 29.
• An American fchooner, which arrived here this morning, left
Rotterdam two days Juice, where it wa' reported that the Ruffian.
had pined a eonfiderable Vidtory over the French, near the river
Bug, in which the French loft 6opoo Men and 90 Pieces of Can•
flOll.-..BONAPAILTI is Paid to have got back to Paris, and prohi
bited any Papas Mug publittied."
London, England, 1807-01-30

THRAI RE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE.
lics.moinow EVENING, JANUARY 3t,
will be 'aeted the Open, called
THE TRAVELLERS.
To which will be added
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
en mows!, filfe Alarms; with the !Siege of Mangan.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN.
-TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY 3t.
will be need the Play of
THE TEMPEST.
obich will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On Monday, The Revenge ; with the Oolden Egg.

VICTUALLING OPPICB, Jaguar) 27,1807.
THE COMATISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 111A7BrIrt Min; do hereby Ow
That on Tuefday the tcth of February next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for
TWO HUNDRED TONS Of MUSCOVADO SUGAR;
To 'se anfwerable to famples to be produced with the Tenders ; to
be delivered in the original Packages, at the rate of from Forty to
Fifty Tons per week, into the Vietualling Stores at Deptford ; and
for THREE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS of the
growth. of the year z So 6 ; to be anfwerable to Samples to be prc-
dueed wi.p the Tenders, and to be delivered
zoo Bags in a fortnight, by weekly propostions, into the Stores at
Deptford;
zoo Ditto, in a month, into the Stores, at Portfmouth ; and
zoo Ditto Ditto Ditto, at Plymouth ; and
The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with inter& ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Coutraa may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.
Ne regard will Es lad to any Tender in Wfioß trier fail not b
inferted in words at lengtb,or tbatiboll delrorred to sbe Board be-
lo►e One ',Tiara on tbefaidTaup.sy the 1016 of fibruzry next, nor
tie Perks who wales the Tender, .r fosse Perfos on bis 6e1,4*, attest&
to anfmr when calkJfor.
London, England, 1807-01-30

FLemiNc v. SIMKIN.

This was an atlion upon a bill of exchange for
441. drawn by Fleming, Goodhall, and Co. Lf
Ma-
deira, in favour of Jrmes Fleming, of London, and
accepted by defendant, Simkin. It was tried at
Guildhall, and the plaintiff obtained a verdie.
Mr. Jtityt.t. moved this day, to fet afide that ver-
die, upon the ground that it was given againft evi
deice. The Learned Counfel laid, it might be as
well if he limed a few of the leading particulars of
the cafe, with a view of bringing the queflion more
directly tefore the Court. Mr. Simkin, the mailer
of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, withing to give
his cullomers fome Madeira of prime vintage, appli-
ed to Mr. Fleming f: r a quantity of 1 London particular
Madeira, a diltinguilhing name given to the bell wine.
I The wine was accordingly tranfmitted from the houfe
of Fleming, Goodhall, and Co. at Madeira, and
the bill in quetlion driwn and accepted in favour of
Mr. Fleming, the prefent plaintiff and indorfee.—
When Mr. Simkin got the wine, inllead of being
prime Madeira. it was particular only in proportion
as it was execrable. Mr. Simkin was advifed to doe.
for it, and make it into good dry Sherry ; in this,
however, he failed, and then he was advited to make
fome other fort of wine of it, by adding a quantity
of brandy to it. All would not do, and he found at
lafl that he could make nothing good of it but gccd
vin/gar. He therefore determined not to:pay for it,
and the prefent aeinn was brought. Now, the
grounds upon which lie relied his motion were, that
the plaintiff was actually a parker in the horde of
Fleming, Goodhall, and Co. and not an agent ; and
that, being a partner, he could not fue as the indoi.
fee of a bill drawn by the firm. In fhort, the in-
flrriment was a bad one, and the plaintiff mull Le
nonfuit.ed.

Lord ELLEN snRnuGH obferved, that the Jary had
found thcir verdie upon a prefumption that the
plaintiff was an agent, and not a partner, but it was
fit a rule to fltew caufe lhould be grarved.—" One
would not be lorry (fdid this Lordfhip), if the plain-
tiff thould ultimately be nonfuited for having tranf-
mitted fuch inyb to this country.
London, England, 1807-01-30

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING&

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JAN. Mt.
The Duke of Montrofe, Marquis Townlhend, and Lords Mor-
ton, Ponfonby, and Bayning, took the oaths and their feats.
l'he Decree of the Irim Court of Chancery, in the cafe of
Chumleigh so. Lord Dunfaney, was affirmed.
'he LORD CHANCELLOR laid on the table Copies of the
Communications which bad taken place with the French Govern-
aunt, on the fubjedt of abolifhing the Slave Trade. They were
ordered to be printed.
Their Lordfhips adjourned until to-morrow, when, being the
Anniverfary of King Charles's Martyrdom, tluy will meet for the
ent,v-ife of proceeding to Weßmititter Abbey to hear Divine
&Ma.
London, England, 1807-05-07

conduit, fp public, that it could not have efcaped the
notice of your ~heft, PA and confitustirienek and con•
fequently, if they knew all this before, it could pot be
nectfrary'ta tell it them 'again, but (as Pull' lays) for
the purpofe of telling the audience.
You will, no doubt, now the EleiEliJn is over, fa-
vour the Eleetnrs and the Public with an explanation
of this apparent mylleti.
ikt4 INDIPLIIDIUrTs and I hope,
WeILTHv Et.scrog. _
London, England, 1807-05-07

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MAY 4.
Sailed his Majeny's brig LaYBRITT, with a fleet
under convoy, for Portugal.—Wind E.

PLYMOUTH, MAY s.
Came in the Pappenburgh galliot Frow Rebecca.
Capt. La PILING, from Guernfey, in ballaft, detained
by the SNAP Daacom privateer: The Hanfeatica,
that arrived here yeflerday, was detained in this
harbour by the BUSY privateer, and not the Port-
Admiral, as it was reported—Mt:rims, of 18 guns,
from a cruize; PINE Lops, of 32 guns, ditto.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 6.
Arrived the DIAMOND frigate, from off Havre;
Hiram, Ddher, Recovery, Biddiford, Patriot, and
Nautilous tranfperts, from Guernfey.—Wind S.
London, England, 1807-05-07

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

This day was publiled, price 48 bound, the 21 Edition of
A CHRONOLOGICAL ABRIDGMENT Of
-I- UNIVERSAL. HISTORY—to which is si!ded,an Abridg-
ed aeon°lo7 of the moll remarkable Difenvelies and Inventions
relative to the Arts and Sciences. TraniWed .fruni the Seventh
Edition of the Preach, by LUCY PEACOCK.
Printed for' J. Johnf m and J Harris, St Paul's Church-yard ;
R. and L. Peacock ,259, (ix ford -area ;C. Law, Ave-Maria lane;
J hlawman, in the Poultry, an.! B.Tabart, Neo Bond itreet.
Where may be had, written by Mifs Peacock,

I. Vifit fora Week, The Little I.l4owltaineers,
HI. The Little Emigrants.
London, England, 1807-05-07

DEATH OF ALDERMAN HANKET.

The Elation for the reptefentation of the City of
London, which threatened as fevere a conteft as had
ever been known, has found a termination as awful as
it was unezpcdled. Mr. Alderman Haw mone of the
Candidate, at the moment when he might be fup-
poled to be flufhed with the hopes of fuccefs, and
when the faireft promifes of it were before him, has
been called away from all the concerns of human life.
He died of an inflammation in the bowels yefterday
afternoon, at a quarter before fix o'clock.
The firs fymptoms of his complaint appeared abort
eight on the preceding evening, when he complained
of great fatigue and extreme thira. He preferred
wine and water to tea, which had been recommended
to him, and felt himfelf fo refreflted for the moment
that he aEtually propofed to proceed on his canvafs
in the neighbourhood ; but that was only a Momen-
tary defign, which he foon found himfelf unable to
execute. His diforder now increafed with an uncom-
mon rapidity. At an early period of yefterday
afternoon, his approaching fate was announced to
him, when he called for his four children, the tide&
of •vhom is about nine years of age, and took an
affedionate farewell of them. He married a Mitt
ALEXANDRA.

During his non illnefs, he was attended by Doc-
tors BAILLIg, BABINGTUN, YE LLowLy, and Mr.
NORRIS, the furgeon.
This catafiroAe occafioned a fcene of diftrefs in
his family and commercial enablifiament, which prove
the enimation in which he was held by thofe who were
mutt intimately connetted with him ; while the re-
gard which had been !hewn him by his fellow citizens,
and the honour that feemed to await him, are no
flight proofs of his public virtues.
Mr. HAN KEY was anzioufly canvaffing the whole
of Tnefday, from fix in the morning until ten at night,
and, by exertion and fatigue, caught the cold and in-.
flamation in his bowels by which he loft his life.
It was expefted by many, that, in confequence of
the death Mr. HANECY, Mr. Alderman Panics,
would have offered himfclf as a candidate; but fuch
an eveni had not taken place when this paper was
put to pre:. The poll continues open.
London, England, 1807-05-07

• PARTNER SHIPS DISSOLVED..
William Jones and Richard Amer, of Bl.'ritiolfc2,.Suftey, cloth-
drellirs, April 30th.
William Yorke, Robert Sheraril, and Carycintheirard, at Oundle
and Thrapfton, Northamptonfhire, folicitors, February 9th.
William Beckwith and James Holland, Liycrpool, timber mer-
chants, April 3otb.
Richard Morris and Thomas Halley, t, Amerfham, Bucks, and
John n•nn and Jofeph Wkkenden, of Cornhill, Loudon, cotton
fpinners, April 29th.
David Hall and William Ayton, of Macclesfield, Chaim, cotton
• fpimers, Ofteiber 6, 1806.
George IVfaggs and Thomas Martin, Bello!, linen-drapers, April
it ,
William Thurmil and Thomas Knight, of Snow's Fields, South-
wark, plumbers glaziers and painters, April az, 1807.
Edward Morgan and Jnfeph Davis, Cardiff, Glaniorganflaire. and
'Newport, Monntoothfhire, timber merchants. March T 1, 1807.
Ralph Holden, Alexander Sanders, and Win. Hitcli:n, at 10-with,
merchants, April zyth.
DIVIDENDS.
May 16. Joln Oakes, of Usion-greet, Bond freer, Middlefcx,
• coal merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 13, . Margaret Alker the younger, and Elizabeth Alker, late
of Prefton, Lancafhire, milliners and copartners, at eleven, at
the Red Lion Inn, Prcitoo.
May 30. Francis Chinnery, of &auburn Paffage, Leicefter•fquare,
linen.draper, at one, at Guildhall.
May a 6. Spencer Compton, late of New-ftrcct, Pifboptgate-greet
Without, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
May as. Richard Weftwood, of Briftol, maltfter, at twelve, at
the White Lion Inn, Bread Rivet, 13riftol.
May 13. Richard Bury, of Mancheitcr, dryfaltcr, at three, at the
Royal Oak tnn, Manchefter.
May le. William Wilfbn, late of Hunton, in the parifh of Patrick
Bromptnn, Yotkfhire, grocer and linen draper, at cicven, at the
King's Head inn, Leyburo.
May 19 jonathanSyms, of Trowbi-idge,Wilts, clotbi.:r, at twelve,
at the Three Woolpacks inn. Trnwbridge.
May a 6. James Clarke, f Saliibury, Wilts, haberdafher, st ten,
at twin:man, Loudon.
May 16. William Charles Titford, of Bifhopfgate-ftrect Within,
London, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May an. Andrevi Hetherington and John Mackie, of Drury-lane,
Middlefex, perfumers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
May t 6. Hugh Lloyd of Middle Temple•laire, London, money-
fcrivencr, at ten, at Guildhall.

MARRIED.
On the acth ult. at Gretna Green, William Green, F fq. Prof r,
Dodoes Commons, to Mifs Mary Brewiter, eldut daughter of
John Brewiter, Efq of Suffolk.
Tuefday, at St George's Church, Hanover fquare, the Honour-
able Colonel Crewe, only fon of Lord Crewe, of Crewe Hall, in
the County Palatine of Chtiler, to Mifs Hanel-ford, of Cavcn.
difh-fquare, and of Caine, in Wiltthlre.
Tuefday, Captain John Croft, of the Royal Navy, to Mifs
Duckworth, daughter of the lat.: Thomas B6ckwosth, Efq. of Finf-
bury-fquare.
London, England, 1807-05-07

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
Fut the fig.-drawn Ticket on TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 12-
CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL.
t Prize bf Lzo,eoo
4 - Prizes of 4 woo* I 8 PAW of Zt,coo
4 5,,:00 1 8 soo
'TICKETS and SHARES warranted undrawn,
continue on Sale at the Offices. corner of Bank Buildings,
Orchid and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Cluring end's,
by itICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. _

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STATE OF THE WHEEL.
i Prize of L 20,000 8 Prises of kz,01:00
4 zo,coo 8 500
4 .--• 5,000 &e.Bt C. &C.
SWIFT and CO. at their State Lottery Offices,
No 11, Poultry, and ti, Charing Crofs, have on Sale Tickets
asiShares, warranted undrawn.
DAV, Mar 12, is the nest Day of Drawing ; whe.n the
Tuft Drawn Ticket will receive 20,0001. over and Ative any other
Visc which may be drawn againft It. Betides the above C.-pi
tag the Wheel contains the full proportion of rep{, 5.-..1 and act
Prizes.