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London, England, 1807-04-15

PATRIOTIC FUND.—LLOVVS, APRIL 14, 'Soy.

AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT.
TEE, held This Day, read the London Gazette Extraordi-
nary of the 13th of April inftant, containing Copies of Difpatches
from brigadier General Sir Szletral. Auc emu rv, and from Rear
Admiral STIRLING, commanding his Mak fly's Land and Naval
Forces in the Rio de la Plate, announcing the important capture of
the Fortrefs and Town of Monte Video, by affault, after a molt de-
termined refiftanze, on the 3d of February, 1807.
Refolved, That Vafes, of moot. value each, with appropriate in-
fcripiions, be prefented to Brigadier General Sir SAMUEL Avcu
MUTT. and to Rear Admiral STIRLING
Refolved, That Relief be afforded to the Widows. Orphans,
Parents, and Relatives, having derived fupport front the Officers,
and Privates in the army and Navy, who were killed on this ocea-
fion ; and t bat gratuities be given to thole who were wounded, as
foon as the nature and extent of their wounds (ball be known.

Refolved. that a Letter, figned by the Chairman, be written to
Brigadier General Sir SAMUEL AUCHMUTY, and t Rear Admiral
&nettle°, requefting them to communicate the foregoing Ref°.
lutions to his Majelly's Forces under their refpedlive commands,
and furnifh the Committee with the necell'ary information, to
enable them to carry their intentions into ace%
Refolved, That the above-mentioned Refulutions be inferted in
the Daily Papers, J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-04-15

SHEERNESS, APRIL 14.

A large fleet of Eall and Weft India (hips brought
up below the Nore yefterday evening, and proceeded
up the river Thames this morning ; a number of
able men have been impreffed from them. A fleet
from the Streights is alfo arived, and gone into Stan•
gate Creek. The BoNErrA Hoop of war, with, the
Baltic convoy, got under weigh this morning early,
but the foggy weather obliged her to anchor again a
little below the Nore. The RAILLEUR Hoop uf war
remains at the Inner Nore, with the trade for Ton.
ningen. Part of the crew of the Dutch frigate,
which was lately 101 l on one of the Orkney Ifles, is
now on board the WINCH ELSEA, at the Nore, having
volunteered into the Britifh fervice.—A dreadful ac-
cident happened on board his Majelly's fhip ARt-
ADNE this morning : one of the belt feamen belong.
ing to her fell from the maintop, and was killed on
the fpot.
London, England, 1807-04-15

was as produilive without as with the war taxes—he
fancied, however, that the Right Hon. Gentleman
would have found the plain plodding undetlanding
of the city quite averfe to the fubtle genius of the
Right Honourable Gentleman. He denied that the
Gentleman had given up his intended improvement
as an aa of grace to his fide of the Houfe, for the
Right Honourable Gentleman, while he was driven
to an abandonment of it, would fain have the Houle
undertland that he had volunteered in abandoning ir.

After a !hurt converfation between Meffrf. Hulkif
fon, Vantittart, Mr. Tierney, Lord H. Petty, and
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Amendment
was agreed to.
The other amendments were they read and agreed
to. After whi:h the Houfe refumed, and the Re-
port was otde►ed to be received tomorrow.

On the Ivlotion of the CHANCELLOR of the PXCHEQUER,
the Report of the Pilot's Regulation Bill was orlcred to be taken
into further eonfiderstion this day fe'nnight.
The Scots Taxes Regulation Bill was read a fceond time, and
ordered n be committed on this day fortnight.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved the third reading of the Irifb
Infirmary Regulation Bill. The Bill was then read a third time,
and pared.
The Royal Naval Arylum Bid, and the Bill for enabling Cnm•
miffioners to take affidavits in the abfenee of the Judges in Ire-
land, were each read a third time, and paired.
The Oak Bark Bill was reported, and ordered to be reilta third
time on Thurfday.
The kith Loan Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow._ _ _

..... _
Mr. SHARPS moved the poftponement of the fecond reading
of the Calico Printers' Regulation Bill to this day fe'nnight.
The Cuftoms Fees Regulation Bill, and the Sierra Leone ['rad-
fer Bill ware each reported, aid ordered to be read a third time to•
morrow. _ _ _

The Land Tax Commiffiemers' Name Bill was ordered to be
read a fecond time this day fortnight.
The Excife Regulation Bill was read a ftcond time, and ordered
to be referred to a Committ2c this day fortnight.
Mr. PATTERSON preented a petition from the Mayor and
BurgelTes of the Town and County of Norwich, againit the Bill
which is now pending in Parliament. purporting to be a Rill for the
better Management of the Poor in that City and County. Ordered
•
to be laid on the table.

The fecond reading of the Eatt London Wattr Works Bill was
fixed for Monday next.
The Berwick Harbour Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered
to be referred to a Committee to morrow.

_ ..... _
A few other Bills were forwarded through their refpedtive
ftages,and the Houfe adjourned.
London, England, 1807-04-15

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT. GARDEN.
11'0 MORROW EVENING, APRIL 16; 1807,
will be meted a Comedy. called
THE MAN OF THE WORLD. • •
Sir Pertinaz Macfycopbant, Mr. COOKE,
Egenor. Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Lady Rodolphe Lumbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER.
After which will be produced a New Pantomime Ballet. called
TEIE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB;
Or, THS SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
This Eveniog--Town and Country; with Mother Goofs.

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LEICESTER, APRIL 14, 1807.

AT a Common Hall, holden this Day, it was re-
Wired ananiwoully, That the following ADDRESS be
prefented to Ms MAJESTY.
TO THE XING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

The humble Mtlrtfe of the MAYOR, BAILIFFS: and Bui-

Gasses, of the Borough of Leieefte;.

We approach your Majetty, at this interefting jundture, to ex-
prefs with all humility our grateful fenfe of the many blaring. we
enjoy under your Majefty's aufpicious Government.
Your Majelly'r constant anxiety for the welfare of your fub-
jab demand, from us continual thankful:l& ; but, we feel our-
(elves peculiarly called upon, at the prefent moment, to carry to
the Throne our trilmte of thanks for the tender hlicitude
recently manifefted by your Majetty, to preferve inviolate that
fecurity which the laws of our country afford to the reformed
Proteftant Relit on.
The mild and tolerant principles which have been fo confpicu-
ous in your Mai, fty's Reign, afford the bat proof that your Ma-
jefty is not adluated by any but benevolent and liberal view., even
• when your judgment would interpofe reftraints. Whatever is
mild and tolerant, liberal and benevolent, is, we truß, moR grate-
ful to our feelings, and certainly molt congenial to the fpirit of the
religion we profefs; hut it is our reverence for that holy faith, in
Its rural form, which would lead us to guard it. ft is our grati-
tude to the defender of it, which now brings us to your Majefty's
Throne.

We pray that the Aissiciry, who has bellowed fo many
bleffings on the people of this land, will long continue to preferve
your Mojelty's life.
It was then ordered, unani,nouily, that the Thanks of the
Corporation be given to Josr Pit o Nso tr, Efq. Mayor,
foe hie readincfs in calling the Hall, and his proper condudt
111 the Chair. Signed by order of the Hall,
W. MEYRICK, Town Clerk.
London, England, 1807-04-15

NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE.
Under the Patronage of
His Reital Highnefs the ')uke of CAMBRIDGR. and the Noble
DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT.

MRS. VAUGHAN moll refpeftfully acquaints
the Whitby, Gentry. and her Friends in general, that her
BENEFIT CONCERT is fixed for Monday, the zoth of April,
iBO7, at the above MOM.
Adi 1. Coronation Anthem, " Zadock the Prieft." Handel—
Ole for five voices," Mona on Snowden calls," Dr. Orwell, Muf.
Prof. Oxon.—Neg./ Duet (never performed) Mr. and Mrs. Vau-
ghan, the poetry from the Romance of " The Three Spaniards."
W. Horfley. M.B. Oxon.—Song (MS )" V.'hen the black tornado
bowling," Sir J. A. St:•venfon—Concerte Organ, Dr. Crotch,
Crotch—Duct (MS.) Madame Bianchi and Signor Naldi, Parr—
New glee (MS.) " 1 canna like ye," harmonized for four voices,—
Stem (MS.) Mr. Bartleman, froth the Oratorio of Palatine, Dr.
Crotch—Double Chorus, "'l he Lord fhall reign,"' Handel.
A.t 11. Grand Sinfonie, Haydn—Song (MS.) Mr. Harrifon,
Odi grand' ombra,"—Baffoon obligato, Mr. Holmes, Paificllo—
New Glee (MS.) never performed, the words by Hopner,
Efq Dr. Calcott—Song (MS.) Mifs Parke, "Tu rre abandoni,"
NalTolini—Concerto violin, Mr. Yiniewicz, Yanlewiez--Song,
Mr. Vaughan, " 1 wandered once r break of day," Sir J A. Ste-
venfon—New glee, " Sweet warbling bird," R. Cooke—Song.
Mrs. Vaughan, " Ti pat% in fcno," (rirnare) Perez—Double
Chorus, " From the cenfer," (Solomoir)4lansiel.—Leader of the
band (which will be numerous and coMplete) Mr. F. Cramer.
Organ and grand piano forte, Dr Criatch. -
Tickets, half-a-guinea each-, to be had of Mrs. Vallghan, at her
bottle, No. tz. Deao-ftreet, Soho; Mr. Blethail's Mufic Ware-
inure, No 133, New BondAiietsf Mars. Clementi
Cheapfide; and Mr.KellfiblirWalgaloon, Pall Mall.
Mr. Town Mend will besTthebestioftie-Poikte
. _ .

MILITARY MUSICAtiIdSTRUMENt MA.NUPACtORY,
Removed from 22, Buckinglsam-Rreetlio No.34,4Sratut
TAMES POWER, French Watt and Trumpet
J Maker, molt refpcdfully informs the Officers of the Army,
Militia, Volunteers, and the Public in general, that he has moved
to the above concern, where all further orders will he thankfully
received, and carefully attended to.—Orden from regiments going,
or on foreign fcrvicc. executed on the Ihoneft notice.

IVERPOOL NEW DAY COACH, through
Preterite, Warrington, Knuttsford, Holmes Chapel, New.
cattle under-Line, Stone and Litchfield, fete out from the GOL-
DEN CROSS, CHARING CROSS, On Sunday. Wodnefils y, and
Friday Mornings at Sit o'Clnck, and at rives punEtually in LIVER-
POOL in Thirty-fix Hours, being only one Night out, while all
other Coaches from Landon to Liverpool are two.
By GEORGE BOULTON and Co.
London, England, 1807-04-15

PAUTICAL Di TA' L L IGEIV'CS.

TORBAY, APRIL i 3.
Yeflerday arrived hib Majetly's (hip la SEINE;--
and this morning arrived the following Ships, under
the command of Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ,
HIBERNIA, PRINCE Of WALES, DREADNOUGHT, BAR-
FLEUR, MONARCH, LONDON, ST. GEORGE, and ROSE,
from a cruize off Brea. Sailed his Majeftv's gun-
brigs Liberty and Daring, alfo the Sprightly cutter,
on a cruize. .

PLYMOUTH, APRIL x 3.

Late 'an evening arrived here theL.4°cm, of 18
guns, Captain GARTH, from the Mediterranean, with
difpatches. She left Lord COLLINGWOOD on the In
inaant cruizing off. Cadiz, with twelve fsil of the
line. The cranbined fquadron were (till in Cadiz
harbour. Arrived the BELLEROPHON, of 7+ guns,
from the Channel fleet.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 54.

Sailed, the Cracker gun-brig, on a cruize.—The
Leda frigate is appointed convoy for the Downs, and
will fail tomorrow, if the wind is fair, with the Olive
Branch, London, Ocean, Recovery, and Auguflus
Czfar tranfports, to take on board the 6th Regiment.
The outward bound Well India fleet will fail from
St. Helen'a tomorrow, if the :vind is fair.
London, England, 1807-04-15

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, tBoy. •
MONDAY. APRIL 13.
Firft year of a Renewal of the Prince's Stakes, a Subfeription of
wogs each, h R for Colts and Fillies riling 3 yrs old, colts
CR 71b and Fillies Eft 41b. Acrofs the Flat.
D. of Grafton's e Mulleian
Mr Mellifb's b f Darling
Gen. Gower's br f Mafecilina

Sweepftakes of Loop tub. Ab M.
Mr Meßifles Stavely, Sit 71b
Mr Arthur's Wormwood, Sit 91b

Ld G. H. C3VendiCh'i Pagoda, 7ft sib 3
Sweepftakes of tongs is ft. D L
Ld Wilton's Bucephales, Sit
LA E. Bentinek's Bagatelle, Sit silb
Gen. Grofvenor's Have at-'ernoit 3
Ld Grofvenor's Vioiante beat Mr Arthur's Brainworm,Sit alb
each. B C sang' h ft. -5 to 4on the winner.
General Grofvenor's Brifeis, 7ft beat Ld F. G. Gibernes Super.
itition, sift. Ab M tons h
Mr F. Neale's ch f by a brother to Repeater, dam by Dionied,
SR *fib beat Mr Eiwes's b c by Sir Harry out of Annette, Sit sib
M wogs b ft-7 to 4 scR the winner.
Ld Foley's Paris bear Mr Arthur's Achilles, Sit 31b each
Aerate the Flat songs.-..3 tot on the winner.
Ld Orofvenor's Eaton, Ilkbeat Mr Lake's Tim, 9ft sib. D
acogs-.4 to 4 on the winner.-
itd Darlington's Hedtor, SR 51b beat Mt Watfon's Charmer.,
SR Ob. Two yr old C 5051.41083 ft.-5 to 4on the winner.
General Gower's Swioley, 71t 61b heat Mr Arthur's Cardlrat
Beaufort, SR 71b. Ab M tour —5 to 4 agft the winner.i
D. of Grafton's Vanity,Sit 41b Tee ft from Mr Craven's Bronze,
SR. Ab M tongs b ft.
Mr Mellifh's SR sib rec ft from Sir J. Shelley's
Claiber.Sß 61h. B C songs.
Mr Wilfon's Smuggler, SR rib rec ft from Mr F. Neale's Rep.
lator, Bft 71b. D I tongs h ft.
Mr Arthur's Sir David, SR 71h agtt Ld Darlington's Pam,
Sit. Acrots the Flat, songs. Off by content.
London, England, 1807-04-15

DEAL, APRIL T 4.

Arrived the Bellette noon from a cruize off Calais.
—Sailed the ALCMENE frigate and Swallow (loop,
for Portfmonth, with the Taunton Celle Eaft•lndia
Ihip, Snow, York, and feveral outward-bound veffel,•,
Defperate and Fearlefs gun-brigs, on a cruize off
Boulogne.—Came down from the River, the Nelfon,
CoPEADAILE, for Surinam; Lord St..Helens, Scorr
Jones, CROSBY; and the Hope, BESANT, for Qtiebec
and remain in the Downs with the reit of thelfhipi
as per laft.
P. S. Juft failed the SAMPSON Man of War for
Sheernefs : the Bomb Explition has a tignal flying
for a convoy to the Weftward.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1807-06-18

AUGSBIAGH, MAY 29.

The laft letters from Vienna announce, that the
Archduke Charles was expelled there about the end
of May, and that the Emperor was to remain at
Buda to the tsth June. The Archduke Jofeph, fe-
cond fon of his Imperial Majelly, is dangeroutly itl.
The Turks continue to make progrefs in Servia ;
they have already gained fevers! advantages, on dif-
ferent points, knd are approaching to 14 liege to
Schabatz.—Mawiteur•, June 7.

BANKS of THE INN, MAY ay.
Letters from Vienna again Rate, that the Court
of Aufttia continues to take a lively intereft iu the
re ellabhatment of peace, and that the laf difpatches
it had received affordid a hope that its efforts would
not to fruitlefs.

According to the fame advice:, an Auftrian Cou-
rier bad been expedited on the t4th of May fot
London, with difpatches, inviting that Court to
take part in the negotiations which it is Rill Rated
are to be opened for the conclufion of a-general peace.
What appears more certain is, that the fame Cou-
rier is the bearer of new and Carnet remonilrances
to the Court of London, relative to the vexations
which the 'Aufbian Commerce experiences in the
Adriatic, on .the part of the Englilh. The Court
of Vienna demands redrefs for thefe grievances'aritti
much energy.

MENTZ, MAY 19.
Orders have been received to detain the Swedill
prifoners here, innead of fending them into the in
terior of France. Tbey will have no other confine
went except the city walls. From this meafure it is
inferred, that the peace, fo long talked of. is upon
the point of being concluded between Sweden and
France.
London, England, 1807-06-18

Mir! DV: 3.

June 30. latter Lindfar, formerly of Greetintick, K;:nt, baker
but late of Barking, Effet, farmer, at tcn, at Guildhall.
June 30. Thomas Rookitty, of Chatham, Kent, linen-draper, at
tens at Guildhall, London.
June 39. Henty Hancock acid jntin Bernard Hoffmeycr.olblaw.
cattle-upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven, at Deltas Coffcc-hoofe,
Newcafile
j litr.e 30. Tbotrfas Midlen. of P giaWalk, Bermondfey, Stirrer,
I - vidualler, at ten, at Guildhall.
I June so Necdlcr Chamberlain, of Flect-firr.et, London, drug.
I gift, at ten, at Guildhall.
I June 3n. Edward Marlton, now or late of Tittoreter, Stafford.
(hire, at twelve. at the Three Queens inn. Burton upon 'trent.
June 30. John Blunt and Roblrt Seollay, of the Coal Exchange,
Lot clan, coal fadtnrs, at ten, at Guildhall.
June A Matthafs Pearce, of Blackman-Bract, Southwark,cheefe-
mut g -r, at ten, at GuildbalL
[ June %o Abraham Wood, late of Scotland yard, Whi:chall, Mid-
diet( z. vidluallitr, at tin, at Guildhall.
June 30. George Dermot, of Gray's Inn lane, St. Pancras, Mid,
dlcita, cow/keeper. at ten, at Guildhall.
June so. George Blunt anl John Moult. of Little Carter-hne,
IThetore Commons, London, whulefalc grocers, at ten, at

Guildhall.
June 30. Jahn Somervllle of Chancery-la ,c London, cabinet.
maker, at one, at GnikilLift.
June 30. (fate Mrneelin and David Airsick, of Cheartide, Lanz
don, perfumers, s t twelve, at OuildhalL
London, England, 1807-06-18

T a GENERAL MEE LING of the GEN.
a- TLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS of the
Cnunty of WESTMORELAND, holden at the roma Hall to
Kendal, the 9th day of June, 1807;
DANIEL WILSON, Efq. in •he
Refolved, That the following Addrefs to his Majelly, now
moved and learn ded, is approved of unauhnou 0 y
" TO TUE LING'S MOST tICCEILLENT MAILSTT.
" We, your Majelty's dutiful and loyal Subjeds, the Gentle-
men, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Weftmoreland,
whore names art hereto fuhfcribed. beg leave to approach your
Majeßy with the fincereit gratitude for your Majefly's paternal
care and watchfulnefs in the protedion of the happy Conßitutlun
of. pour Majeky's Empire,and humbly to tender the alfurance of
our determinati•.n, to the utmolt of ocr power, to fupport you!
Majefty in the esercife of the jolt prerogatives of your Crown.
" Dated this 9th day of June, 1807."
Refolved, That the above Addrefs be fired by the Chairman.
the Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders attcntling the Meeting.
That the Addrefs be tranfmitted by the Chairman to the Lord
lieutenant of the County, to be prefooted by him to his Majelty's
. Secretary of State.
That the Refolutions of this Meeting be infected in the Country
Papers, and in the ST Aa, the Courier, the Morning Pod, and the
Morning Chronicle. DANIEL WILSON.
On the Chairman leaving the Chair,
Refolveif, that Colonel James Lowther, M. P. be requefle I to
take the Chair.
Ref-dived unanimeuCy, That the Thanks of the Meeting be
given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial conduct on this
oceafion. JA. LOW I'HER.
London, England, 1807-06-18

THE EXPEDITION.

Some accredited agents fet out yeftetday for Stral-
fund, whither, it ib fuppofed, the expedition aboutto
fail from England is. dettined„
RAMSGATE, JUNE ty.
Four tranfports, which went part to the Downs laft
night, arrived here This morning, having onboard the
Eaft Suffolk Militia, from Aberdeen. Thefe troops,
which are to remain at this place, are not yet difem.
bilked. To-morrow they will take pcffeffion of the
barracks, now occupied It the tft Battalion of the
Rifle Corps of the German Legion, that battalion being
then to make room for them by embarkation. The
ad Battalion of the Rift Corps of the German Le-
gion has been embarked and in the Downs for fome
days.

A general embarkation of about 8000 men is ex
petted to take place on Saturday and Sunday next.
About so light tranfports, of from 150 to 250 tons
each, are now within the pier to receive them. One
of thefe tranfports, in running in on Monday evening
with a heavy tea, confiderably damaged the lodge
which furrounds.the light houfe, at the extremity of
the pier. The bowfpt it came.bounce againft the cove,
drove in about one half of it, and tore down part of
the parapet. Fortunately no perfon was hurt by the
accident, nor does the vette' appear to have fuftained
any it jury.

A report has been general here, founded on ac..
counts (did to have been received at Deal, that Swe.
den had made peace with Boraparra,.and that there
would be no Expedition : on the contrary, Colonel
HAMILTON has received orders to proceed to the
Continent, there to purchafe honks for the Britifh
troops, and to make every arrangement for their
comfort.
London, England, 1807-06-18

EAST INDIES.

Very unpleafant reports Rill continue to be circu-
lated refpeaing the (late of our Empire in the EaQ.
The infubordination which had (hewn itfelf among
the native troops, had been happily fupprefred on the
Coromandel Coati ; but a limilar difpofition had, it
is Paid, (hewn itfelf in Bengal. Indeed ()me letters
Rate, that they had aaually proceeded to a&ls of re-
bellion, and that a part of one of the King's re-
giments had been cut to pieces. We fincerely
hope that thefe accounts will prove greatly exagger-
ated, if not entirely unfounded. In the mean time,
every thing is doing that can be done, for the fafety
of our poffeflions in that quarter. Three thoufand
troops are now hurrying out. The 14th Regiment,
General CaLvarr's, is 1300 flrong; the Pompadours,
sd Battalion, is tOOO (long; 300 of the 59th, befides
other troops, now go with the India and Cape fleet,
under convoy of the Sr. ALDANts which will fail
immediately.
London, England, 1807-06-18

PARIS, JUNE a.

A letter from Dieppe, dated May 30, rays,
4 4 Yeflerday at two o'clock, p. m. an Englith (loop
prefented itrElf as a flag of truce before this port,
with 67 French prifoners on board, 40 of them lick.
132in2, refuted entrance, the continued her tour& for
Modals, the place of her dellination."
JUNE 3.—M. Rochambeau, forme:ly a Matfhal of
France, and an Officer of the Legion of honour, died
on the tzth infant, uron his eflate of Rochambeau,
n—u; ,me, in his Bad year.
London, England, 1807-06-18

CAPTAIN FLINDERS.

We have reafgn to believe that the detention of
this ♦aluable and unfortunate Officer, will not be of
much longer continuance, if he his not been long
ago fet at liberty.
From Lslande's Hißory of Agronomy for lift
year, we learn that fo far back as the t ith of March

rBc6, the State Counci of France f Jernnly decided
that he fhould be let at liberty, and that his galley
the Cumberland fhould be refiored to him.

The difintehes conveying this decifi.m to die Ifle
of France may have mifcarried, or been delayed by
(ome accident.

Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, his Maissve ar•
rived at the Qt2een's Palace, from Windfor.
At two o'clock his Maims held a private Levee,
which was attended tu—
nic Archblflum of Canterbury, the I.nrd Chancellor, the Lord
Pteadent of the Council, the I. ord Privy Seal, the. Firft Lord of
the Treafury, the Chancellor of the Frehequer, the Secretaries of
State for the Home and Colonial Departments, the Lord Clam
berlain—Facts Bathurit and Poulett—Lords Heathlieid, Cathcart,
and Harewood—Generals Finch and Green, Sir S. Hood, Marrs.
Smyth and Paysktier.

The following had the honour of being prefented
to his MAJISTY— •
Sir SAMULL HOOD, upon his return to England, and being ap-
pointed a Commodore.
Mr. BsiTl, upon his being appointed to the Profefforfhip of
Modern Hiitory to the Univeslity of Cambridge.
Major-Geueral Sir CuMILSI GliiN, upon his being appointed
to the command at Malta.
_ _

His MAJESTY held a Priiy Council.

The Duke of PORTLAND, Eail CP1111)114 Lords
HANMBURT, CISTLILEAGH, and CATHC•RT, had
audiences of his MAJESTY.

Soon after five o'clock, his MAJIIITT fet off on his
rcturn to Wiodfor.
The chriflening of General DICILEN'S infant fon
took place on Sunday, at his refidence in Bury-ftreet,
St. josneeie. Their Royal Highneffes the Dukes f f
CAMERI6GB and GLOUCESTIIt; Road godfathers in
perfon, after which the General gave a Tplectdid din-
ner on the occafitin.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mr', Ottcy
HUSTER, WAS baPtized, at their houfe in Seymour-
flteet, on Tuefday, aI font o'clock, by' the Rev.
Ar. Bunk—fire was tamed Ganeoratia. The
*Gams were, her grace the Duchefs of Roirsuac or,
Mir' ?dumpy, and Joni Manages, Efq. who
,flood proxy for Earl Cairn. A very felea party
of friends was relent, and refrefhments of various
kinds were roved in the grestell Ryle of elegance:

". .
London, England, 1807-06-20

Blle

Lately at ragleten, in the county of Durham, the wife of a poor
man. r arr ed Wood, of three fine girls. About eleven months ago
the fame woman was delivered of twins, fine girls alfo : they are
all living. She is not quite 22 years of age, and is little more than
two years married.
MARRIED.
This morning, at St. Martin's Church. Daniel Collyer, Tfq of
Otay's Inn, to Mifs Sarah Duff, the third and youngeft daughter
or the lion Alexander Duff, and niece to the Earl of Fife, and to
George Skene, kfq of Skene.

DIED.
Tudday, at Shrewfbury, James Revnifh, Efq. His death was
owing to a melancholy accident. liar(' or. a party of pleafure down
the Severn the day hanre the wadding of one of the gins whiek.
was dircharged from the boat penetrated his fide. He languiled
in extreme pain till the following day.
London, England, 1807-06-20

Fifty Pounds for all ages. Four-mile heats.
No Race.

Mr S. Leigh's c by Mr Teazle, beat Mr Benfon's b f by An-
tins' 7R esch,two miles 000 gs.
The Gold Cup of wogs value,. Subfcription of togs eaeb, for
all am. Four miles. (t 3 Subferibers).
Mr C. C.hoimondelcy's br h Y. Chariot, 6yrs lift taib a
Mr Ackert'. Attu, 47rs 7ft scib s
Duke of Hamilton's SunderlAnd, 5 yrs ilft sib 3
Sir M. M. Sykes's Sir Sacripant, 4 yrs 7ft 'nib • 4
Mr Carr's b c by Hambletonian, 3yrs 611 alb - s
London, England, 1807-06-20

SPORTING PirßLuGEkts.

.
BIBURY RACES (tottct„Onan)...THURSDAY, JUNE 18.
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's Barbaro& &saint Mr. Walk's
Stavely, ssft each, foot miles, soots h R.
Barbaroffa walked over.
Mr Whiles Czar Petet, tsf ligft Mr Howarth's itortthirei
Toft 741 b. four miles, soots h R.
Yorkibire Walked over.

Mr Melliibiiiorval---; sift beat P. P. Bentinek's Optlettn,
IA ylb. the Old Mile, sags.
Mr Blackford's Pic Nic, rode by the Owner, aft 71b. beat Mr
Gratne's Harry Gray, 9ft 61b. the New Mile, ssgs.
Mr Worrall's Timekeeper, toe 21b. beat Mr Elton's Stapleton,
9R. two miles, jogs.
The Barrington Stakes of sigs rah. sop ft.—Two Miles.
Four Subfcribers. •
Sir H. Lippincott's harror,6yrs z tit 91b • I
Mr Melliih's Norval, aged, t zit 91b - s
Fifty Pounds—Heats,the:New Mile.
Mr Biggs's Baffanio,s yrs soft 91b t y II z
Sir J. Hawkins's Laura, aged, soft 6lb a 1 4 a
Colonel Kingfrote's Pigeon, jyrs 91t tolb 5 I 3
Mr Douglas's Bocephalus, j yrs z sit 91b , 6 s
Mr Goddard's Mountaineer, s yrs old, sift 41b 7 4 4
Sir H. Lippincott's Plot.ghboy, 4 yrs old, soft 4lb 8 8 5
Mr B Price's Malmlbury,s yrs old, zoft 91b to zo 6
Mr Worrall's Timekeeper, syrs old, loft 41b 6 9 7
Mr Blackford'a Pic Nie, aged, aft 91b • 4 2 dr
Ld Saltville 's Graff ham, 4 yrs old, 9ft jib 3 3 dr
1 NEWTON RACES, JUNE zo.
London, England, 1807-06-20

MEETING OF THE FRIINDS OF THE LATE
ADMINISTRATION.

THET.....
COMMITTEE of STEWARDS for con.
dueling the MEETING of fuch FRIENDS of the LATE
ADMINISTRATION as are Memlers of either Houle of the
prefent Parliament. being apprehenfive that many of the Cards of
Notification may have been zolf.fent, requelt the favour of thole
Peers and Commoners, who may be defirous to attend the
'Meeting. to fend their Names as early as poffible to the Earl of
Cuoi.mosinsxxv's, that the Stewards may be the better cuabled
to maks the mceffary arrangements.
The Dinner is ordered to be on the table at half paft fix o'clock,
at Wixxis's Rooms, in Kintilreet, St. James's, on Wcdnefday
next. •
London, England, 1807-06-20

NEW LONDON PAPER, Price Sevenpence halfpenny.
I'HE SATURDAY MAIL, or COUNTY
COURIER. an elegant new Weekly Paper on Eight Pages.
without any (mall prior, i% juft puhlifhed, and has experienced the
molt flattering fuccefs. It is particularly adapted for the Country,
as it contains the molt ample Statements of the various Market. ;
and is not, like many of its contemporary prints, overcharged with
unmeaning Advertifements. Betide, giving a perfpicuou4 flam
mary of the News of the Week, it abounds with original Articles
on the molt interetting topics of the day.
Publithod by Charles Spilibury, No 3, Angel-Court, Snowbill.
London, England, 1807-06-20

fIAtITICAL INtEL iIGEiVCE.

MAILS—Wind N. W.

AIM DEM Alta. Ms.
• o Toonkeen o o
Litton o
O 3 New York e o
PLYMOUTH, JUNE a.
Came in thia morning the Maria Jofephine French
ketch, laden with timber and' one very large anchor,
prize to the Poisons, of 4o guns; this is the 13th
add, and the one that was expelled yefterday. It
appears that the Pommy s fell in with 7o fail of French
aegals, under convoy of three armed brigs, bound
from Breft to Nantt ; that one of the armed brigs,
with feveral of the convoy, *ran athore, and that if the
Poisons had had more boats, fhe might have captur.
ed a much larger number : the whole amount of her
captures were 14 faik—Came in the Loan NeLsors,
Capt. PYcs, from Zante for London; Isis frigate,
from Ireland.—Sailed the COCL&TLICI, of 14 guns,
with villuallers, for the fleet off Rochefort; CAM/LIMN,
of 14 guns, with villuallers and colliers, for the fleet
off Breft; SCUM, of 14 guns, to join the fleet off
Rochefort.—The ACHILLES, of 74 guns, Is gone up
Hamoaae to refit.

Dublin
Waterford
Gottiobluth
London, England, 1807-06-20

THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE delirous of ex-
tending the it liberal Plan of infurance on Nonce', Buildings,
Goods, Mercbandize, Shipping, and Farming Stock, have ap.
pointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great Britain, of
whom the Ptopofali may be had Gratis, as well as at the prinei•
pal °Nees in the Strand and Cornhill, London.
Infurantes due et Midfurnmer mutt be paid on or before
the 9th tray of July.
Common Infurance as. per Cent.—Hazardous, 31 —Doubly
Hazardous, ys.
FARMING/ STOCK, as. 6d. per Cent. only.

ROBERT SKELTON. See.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
'CHANGE ALLEY, CORNHILL;
FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND
FOR THE GRANTING OF ANNUITIES.
CAPiTAL, ONE MILLION.
pOLICIE3 expiring at MIDSUMMER, fhnuld be
renewed within fifteen days from that period.
Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propt.fals,
It will be found, that no charge Is made for Policies, or Indorre-
ments ; that a large Comtniffion is allowed on Infunnees on
Lives; that Life lufurances are not attended with admiffion fees,
nor with any rapoofibility, on the part of the perfon ittfuring, to
make good the toffee of others; and that a Dedudtion is made on
the Premiums of Fire !durance; OUT of LONDON, whether
effedted at the Company's Houfe in 'Change Alley, or with any of
its Country Rcfidents.—Atten.lane,, daily, from nine to four.
By Older of the Board of Diredlors,
WARNER PHII'PS, Secretary.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe " Thomas and others againit
Jones and others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of
RoaaaT JONES, late of Fonmon Cattle, in the County of Gla-
morgan, Efq. are, on or before the 24th day of June next, to
come in and prove their Debts betore John Simeon, Efq. one of
the Matters of the raid Coutt, at his Chambers in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default thereof. they
will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the faid Deuce.
May 5, tgo7. CHARI.ES BROWN,
Solicitor for the Complainants.
London, England, 1807-06-20

TRIESTE, MAY is

Lettersfrom Smyrna announce, that the Ruffians,
after taking the ifland of Tenedos, took poffeffinn
alfo of Stalimene, or Lemnos. It was feared that
they would alfo occupy the ifland of Metelino, which
commands the harbour of Smyrna. Some Ruffian
men of war had already been to reconnoitre it. All
the Britifh properly at Smyrna was cortfifcated.
London, England, 1807-04-24

•
'ery part of tt,•
pply, I know I
,urs which may
obfervation on
mrpoce of vindi•
n of having laid
parliamentary—•l
irliament, that he
knew were not
raid, among other
idment which has
opinion, highly
, that endeavours
ded clamours; bin

his Majefty's pre..
clamours, becaufe

a, not been a par►!
in Parliament for
Reornin Catholics
'ed, and upon which
to excite a clamou-
-1 alarut of danger to
,F..(tablillted Church
efent Minitters mutt
) danger could arife
which was propofed
ics—becaute there is
in Parliament affent.
extent►ve conceillaa
.e elpecially the Noble
to call me to order';
be adopted in Ireland
he Roman Catholics
J. I fay farther, that
Raped to be about to
relent Knitters—hut.
is about to be intro-
fubjeet I have alluded
to the miferies which

ever favourable to the
.d to make the Sinking
Li it fmaller and vice
«Riot► at the alteration,
uld receive much mere

ined, that this feeming
c cf the coniliments of
efft as of the principle
guided the calculations.
:eived that this meafure,
much public advantage,
en 111.1 S abanioned by

ained.
fpoke very warmly in
-lad he been a Member
have moved to continue
He then alluded to whg
Ire(T-d his alarm for the
Laws, with which at this
tucks; and conlidered,
feel fore on the lubjeft
but he maintained, .that
en made to raife clamour.
srge had been manirefted
he cordua of the Noble
(Hear!)
)ALE replied to the as-
!ibory. He jullified the
:harges made againft
the new Chancellor of the
is of Northampton, and
as well as in the hand
wn, which he cobld not
proeuaions of a fimilar
in hich Lord George
1. M !lifters in that Hoofs 1
e fent intents .contained is
y might find tome other
Etioning the pnidication of
it to Tell the queftion Iva
s Noble Friend near his
g wbrfc to anfwer for the
of place on this occalleal
ea political charaaer dal
country. The liberal as 4
nmunity would eat failte
r his conduit.
NG HA MSH IRE IWO
1 when in Ireland, during
utenarcy, lull what were
at that period. Nothing
paffing of the As of the:

place here between the
.nville, when the latter re•
to what took place in at
►dminifr ation.
the conduit of.tbe Char'•
at Northampton, add is
and intimated that- be et
to Rate fomathing Eno*
the influence ufed.
ade a very argutemetatirs
which he attacked Adult•
tty of topics. It' was their
of all the nonfenfc againa
and Arenuoufly contended
apprehended to the Church

SPENCER, and LAU.

Committee, and salon r ned
e o'clock.

r COMMONS.

rTORNEY-MNERA 1
th the
L'llMf. took the oaths andtheir

ted from the Weftminfter Com•
y.
luot proceeded that da
.in conic-
,olcloggh, one of the Members --
and gave it as his opinion. that
r without injury to his health, and
°in any further attendance on the

d reading of the Barnwell Inclofure
rd Henry Petty and Lord Fulton.
r Cambridge. A diviflon took place
now read a fecond titne--Aycs 48.
i read a (mond time, and ordered

.LS yrdentcd a petition from the
praying for public aid, for the pur-
on of Manufcrip. a which belonged
nc. The Petition being read.
e EXCHEQN ER approved of the
ought to Da fiasie proriouv inquiry.
London, England, 1807-04-24

WEST INDIES.

Accounts from the land of St.llomingo, date, that
after much bloodihed, the two rival Generals, Ptc HON
and CH amyOP H Et have entered into a treaty to divide
the Itland equally between them, and to unite in a
bond of friendfhip for the future. Their partifans
and followers have returned to theft fcveral occupa-
pations, and trade is expefted to be Coon as briik as
ever. _ _

The following letter is copied from the Trinidad
Newfpaper. What degree of credit it may deferve
we cannot take upon us to afcertain :
" TRINIDAD, FEBRUARY 27.

" The creditors of General Miranda having followed him to
this ifland, the General threw himfelf upon the protedtion of the
Government, and produced feveral letter, and authorities which
induced our Government to interpofe in his favour. The General
remained in tranquillity, and was almoft forgotten. Upon a fud•
den the feveral agents of the General's creditors wore invited to
accept a compromife for their feveral debts ; the terms were ac.
cepteti, and the debts paid. We had (camely time to ewers our
aftouilhment, before a (loop arrived from Cumana, on board of
which Miranda has embarked. It is raid by fome, that be has gone
hither upon the invitation of the Spaniards, his party having pof•
felled themfelves of the country, and declared their independence.
It is afferted by others, that the invitation has come from the Eng•
fquadron, fuppofed to he that of General Craufonl, which has
ended a landing on the Spanith Main. We have been unable to
develope the myftcry which for fome time has been thrown over
this affair. All that we can ftate is, that General Miranda has
been under the conftant protedion of our Government ; that be
has failed for the Spanilh Main ; and that his expedition, what-
ever it is, is well underftood by our Governors."
London, England, 1807-04-24

PICTUALLING•OFFICE, April 23, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VIOTUALLING
HIS Mel7ESTrs NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That on Thurfday the 7th of May they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (fealed up) for fuch Q2antities of KILN-
DRIED ENGLISH PEASE as the refpeclivt Perfons who
may make the Tenders will engage to deliver in. fix weeks, free of
all charge and rilk to his Majefty, into his Majefty's Vidlualling
.Stores at Portfmouth and Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills
payable with iutercft ninety days after date.
Not any offer of a lets quantity than Twenty five Qartcrs will
be attended to.
The Conditions of the Contrasts tray be feen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. William Reeks,
Agent for the Ifidualling, at Portfmouth; and to Mr. Thomas
Miller, Agent for the Vidualling at Plymouth refpedively.
No regard will be bad to any Tinder is which the price
.ftadi sot be
inbreed in word; at length, or that /ball not he delivcred to tie Board
before see ecloci on the held Thurlbsy the 7th of .May next, no,
wnWs the Perfoo who wales the Taster, or forte l'svlia os his beta f,
attends to antwer when fatted for.
London, England, 1807-04-24

limuritAL IkttLLMENtt.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL
This morning arrived beret the Spaniflt (hip Prince
of Alludes, from Liguira, laden with a very valirable
cargo of. cocoa, indigo and bark, bound to Cadiz.;
the was captured off Cape Fininerre' by his Majefty's
(hip EMERALD, of .36 guns, which (hip was left in
duce of another (trip of I,ke defcription, much ituare
valuable than the one captured, which is (laced td
be worth 7o.ooot—The Aufierlitz, French brig Pri-
vateer, of .6 guns, and 90 men, alto captured by
the EMERALD frigate. off Cape Finilterre ; (he had
been two days only from France, and had not. made
any capture. Sailed the BELLEROPHON, of 74 guns,
to join the Channel Fleet. Came in the Inflent, of
t 6 guns, with a fleet of light vitluallers, from the
Fleet off Breit, coefilling of fix fail of the line, five
frigates, and two brigs; Der Allier, Captain JANSON4
from Dram, with naval times ; Vielory, Brow e, from
Jerfey ; FAME, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet.
Sailed on a cruize, the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE' of 40
guns; and Scoartos, of 18 guns.
• PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 23.
Sailed his Majefty's (hips SHARPSHOOTER with A
convoy for Guernfey ; LINNET and Hearty, on
cruize. Wind S. W.

DOVER, APRIL 23.
Sailed yetlerday morning a great numl Cr of cal.
Hers and coafiers, for the Northward. PAffed by the
(hip SurAn, Captain HowARD, from Chat Winn,
bound to Antwerp; Ihip Rohm Barclay, Captain
IlaiLsv, from New York, bound to London ; and the
Chip Pittfburgh, Captain Kt t.t.sy, from Phil idelphlao
bound to Harnburgh. Arrived the Ludwig Profperj
'Captain STURMAN, of and for Pappenbarg tram Ma-
rennes, laden with tilt, detained by the FURIOUS gun
brig. In the Roads, Tickler and rearlefs gun brigs,
Wind S. W. and moderate.

DEAL, APRIL 23.
Lail night, as-a foreign bark was coming into the
Downs acrofs the Goodwin Sands, it being ebb tides
the (truck, but was got off again with the saliancd
of the Deal boatmen. This morning a fnow from
Hull, bound to Lifbon with a cargo of bale goods'
in turning out of the Downs, got on fhore about
daylight on the Goodwin Sands, and *as alio got
off again with the affiliance of the Deal boatmen.
about Eve o'ctoek this morning. Arrived the Ma-
lta sasun brig ttom a cruize off Offend, and brought
in with her a INTIM Chip which the detained. -Bailed
the ZEBRA- bomb with a convoy for Portfmouth.—
Arrived the DESPERATE gun brig, from a cruize off
Boulogne; Fuasous gun !Nig from off Dieppe, and
brought in with her the Danifh brig Sophia, from
St. Martin's, bound to Altona, with a cargo of le•
mons and oranges, both of which have failed for
Standgate Creek, being put under quarantine.—Re-
main in the Downs the Edgar, Princsfs of Orange,
Goliah, Vanguard, Mariner, Flamer, Defperates anti
Barth& gun brigs.—Wind S.E.
London, England, 1807-04-24

THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.

THE Firit•drawn Ticket, MAY 2, being the Third
Day of Drawing, will be entitled to £ zo,oco

Flrft-drawn Fourth Daiof Drawing, Mayp

ID,OCO

Firit•drawn Fifth Day of Drawing,-May 16 io,coo
First-drawn Sixth Day of Drawing, May in • xo,oco
The above Prizes will be given to the Firit- drawn Tickets, over
and above any of the numerous Floating Capitals the Wheel eon.
tains. PRICE

Whole Ticket - £ 19 18 o
Half - £so 3 o I Eighth £al2 0
Quarter - 3 3 o I Sixteenth - r 6 6
TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery
Officcs in England, Ireland, and Scotland.

EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS.
rr BISH refpeitfully remin Is his Friends, that
-a- • every Ticker drawn on SATURDAY, the ad of MAY,
(being the next day of Drawing.} is Cure to be a PRIZE. The
Chance of every Ticket drawn that Day will be worth upwards
et 34! ! The Wheel is extremely rich, as there are but two
Floating Prizes of I,ccol. each yet drawn, one of which, 8,323,
wu fold at the above Offices, where No. 6,633, a Prize of
30,0001. in the Lath Lottery, and Twenty-one other Capital
Prizes. were Sold.

Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, are felling in great
Variety. The Wheel contains
2 Prizes of Lupo° 1 4 Prizes of Ls,oco
4 .... zo,coo 8 z,cco
&c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1807-04-24

EAST INDIES.

A report was circulated yefterday, that intelli-
gence of further infurralions had been received from
the Eall-Indies by an overland difpatch.

An overland difpatch was received, which Rates
a confpiracy had been difcovered and of courfe de-
feated, which had for its objedl, the deßruaion of
the 9th and t tth Regiments at Nurn Droog. At
the date of the difpatches, every thing remained
tranquil. It will be feen, from the anfwer to a quef
tion put to Lord CASTLEREAGH fall night in the
Houfe of Commons, that Government have received
Tome intimations of this kind, though we hope of a
trifling nature, in Come of the dißant provinces of
Mad rag.
London, England, 1807-04-24

LONDON.

PRIDAY, APRIL u.
PRICE-OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Costa., for money, 641—for May 64 63--Omnium i Pr-
Excheq Bills, par to li. pre
The Bank contented yefterday to make all the remaining ply
merits on the Loan except the left, which, however, is not to take
place till the lath of January next, a later period than any hitherto
granted for the redemption, and when betides the dividends will
have been payable.

All the erivate letters by yeflerday's mail from
Hamburgh and the Lower Elbe agree in Rating
that the French had marched a confiderable portion
of their troops from that neighbourhood, and feemed
to be Rill purfuing fuch meafttres as to encourage
the inhabitants to hope they would loon be entirely
removed. Some letters of the 18th go fo far as to
Rate, that on the 27th Martini Banat notified to
the Magiftrates of Hamburgh, that they might take
poireffion of the gates with their troops: and, on
the 18t1,- the Martha), at the head of the French
troops, evacuated the place.—lf the French have
not yet quitted Hamburgh, it is certainly poffi•
ble they loon may. Since the raifing of the fiege
of Sttalfund the French parties in the rear of
the army are rather in a critical fituation. The
Swedes now have advanced from Stralfund, and
fconr the country for a confiderable dittance. They
are Paid to have advanced to Prentalau, not far from
Stettin. The events on the Vißula will decide the
importance of thefe operations, fhould the report
mentioned in private letters letterday be true, of the
French having been again beaten in a general battle ;
or ihould they be defeated in the engagement which
is every day ups... Red to take place, a comparatively
(mall number of troops would be able to give them
infinite moleflation, and at prefent might greatly
moleft and obllrua their communications.

The reports of negociations, which. have been fo

indufkrioutly circulated on the Continent, appear en

tirely overthrown by an official Ratement from
Konigfborg, in the Peterfiurgh Gazette, by which it
appears that his Pruffian blajefly has fignified his de.
termination not to liften to any overtures from France,

in which his Allies are not included.

MECHAIN'S Report of the proceedings in the D tr.
danelles contains fuss, of which he could have no
knowledge—the number of Bra% killed and wound-
ed. From this we may judge of the accuracy of
other particulars!

A Pat is paper of the r4th inftant, contains an ar-
ticle from Vienna, Rating the arrival there of Prince
BOGR AT H tos, charged with a million from his Majefty
the Emperor of all the Rualas, and that he was im-
mediately prefented to his Majefty the Emperor of
Aullria. He is alto Rated to have had feveral cAn-
ferences with Count STADION, the Minifter for Fo-
reign Affairs. His million, it is added, relates to
the mediation offered by the Court of Vienna, for
the re eftablifhment of Peace, between France, Ruffia
and Pruflia.

The AUCKLAND packet with mailsGfrom Milan, is
arrived at Falmouth : fhe has alfo brought the mails
of the DIAN• packet from New York and Halifax.
which put into Oporto in diarcfs. The letters will
be delivered to•nrorrow,
London, England, 1807-04-24

ALTICLES OF THE PEACE.

Mr. MARRYATT, on behalf of Thomas Woolley,
Attorney, exhibited articles of the peace again(
William Curry, a Marfhalfea Court Officer, com-
plaining that he, the Examinant, having been em-
ployed by one John Green, an ad blind man, to foe
Curry upon his promiffory note for 391. and having
;trued a writ, Curry gave notice of bail; in confe-
quence of which it became the duty of Examinant
to inquire the fufficiency of fuch bail ; and having
done fo, he Coon after met Curry, who grofsly
abufed him for making inquiries after his bail, and
(wore be would do for him in twelve months ; thefe
threats were afterwards repeated, but the time of
dellt uaion was then limited to fix monthe, and then
he (wore he would beat Examinant that inftant, but
no aft of aaual violence took place. Ti.e examina-
tions went on to (ate, that in confequence of thefe
threats, &c. the Examinant was daily in dread and
fear of receiving tome bodily injury from Curry, &e.
Lord ELLENBOROLICH." The condua of this
perfon is certainly highly reprehenfible, but the
threats are at fo remote a period, and no perfonal
violence having been committed, I do think, that
however fit and proper a cafe it might be for us to
confider, upon an application for an attachment for
cuntelipt, yet I.think it perfealy innocent as to the
tenor the r•rty might fuffer under filch threats ;
and, therefore, I am of opinion, that we cannot
mate any order upon thefe articles."