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London, England, 1807-02-21

COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.

The Houle, on the motion of Sir JOHN NEW-
PORT, refolved itfelf into a Committee of Ways
and Means, Mr. Hobhoufe in the Chair.
Sir JOHN then, purfuant to his notice, moved that
the various inland Duties in Ireland, granted by an
Aft of lag Sctflon, do ceafe and determine, and that
the feveral duties contained in a fchedule which he
prefented to the Committee be granted in lieu there-
of. The Hon. Baronet Rated tome (mall additions
which were propofed to be made to force of the du-
ties, viz. that on Houfes, where the number exceed-
ed four or five hearths. The duties timid be one
half more on Bachelors than on married Men, and
it was propofed to make a (mall reduttion in the duty
on Licences. There was but one other artide,
namely, Paper, on which it was propofed to make a
(mall alteration in the exiaing duties.
The Refolution was then put from the Chair, and
after anion converfation between Mr. Rose and Sir
J. NEWPORT, agreed to: when the Houfe having re-
fumed, the Report was ordered to be received on
Monday next.
London, England, 1807-02-21

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 23, Oen,
will he afted Shakefpeare's Play of •
ICING RICHAR D THE THIRD.

King Richard, Mr. COOKE.
To which will he added the New Pantomime, calkil
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Thin Evening-The Wheel of Pirrone ; with Mother (lonic. ;
London, England, 1807-02-21

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY w.

Arrived tais Majefty's (hips INDEFATIGABLE, frcm
Plymouth ; la 87:PERIEURE 1. om Jamaica—the failed
on a 211) January; PEspsici.s from Cort ; CRACKER,
from a cruize, difmafled ; Explann, and feveral
others, with the Lord Duncan, Baring, and Me:•
calfe ; Wanflead, WiLsos, for Madeira; Tranfitt,

for Malta ; Duenna, AY LES, far Antigua ;
Preflon, EDWARDS, forSurinarn; Aimwell, R IC et MON D,
and the Viciffitude, —, for Jamaica ; and a fleet
.f other outwaid_bound veffels, blown from the
Downs in the gate of wind on the ISth ult. with the
lots of anchors and cables.—Wind S.W.
DOVER, FEBRUARY 20.

Arrived this day the following veffels :—Brig
Maneheifer, Captain Wit EA rscaorr, from Hull, with
oats, potatoes, &c. bound to London, loft two anchors
and cables ; brig Liberty, of Scarborough, Captain
Horcutrisoa, laden with coal:, both malls and•bow-
fprits carried away whilft the was tiding at anchor
under Dungenefs ; brig William, of Scarborough,
Captain WARD, bound to London, with wheat, with
lofs of fails ; brig Goede Kinfyt, Captain BENTSEN,
of and from Schyne, in Norway, with timber, for
Topfham, wind bound. Sailed the (hip Acorn, Cap•
taro CRIrcH E n, for London, with wine, from Oporto;
alfo the brig Cora, Captain OLLEY, for Yarmouth,
with wine, alfo from Oporto. Several veffels have
gone pall here this day, for the Downs, with the lofs
of topmalls, fails, &c. and a large American is off
here, coming in next tide, with the lofs of her mizen
matt, anchors and cables, and hull much damaged.
The funkcn (hip (till remains to the Weftward of the
town, in the fame petition as flue did yefterday. jolt
arrived off here the (hip Walker, Captain CLARKE, of
New Bedford, from New York, with wheat and
bound to London, loft two anchors and cables.—
Wind S. W. and blows thong.
London, England, 1807-02-21

FOR SALE,

At the Timber Yard, known by the name of the Prifon YArd,
in Plymouth,

On Friday, the 17th of February Hiatt, at Ten o'Clock in the
Forenoon,
_ _ _ _ _

ABOUT t to,ooo Feet n( rc•y Choice HON-
DURAS MAHOG I,NY.
Foe viewing the fame and Catalogues, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER,
Plymouth, Feb. 7, 0137. Merchant, Plvn-oath.
London, England, 1807-02-21

giving to the deceafed divers wounds on his t eartxm
on various parts of his body ; and another count
charged theta with having Canted the death by Itr.mu,.
ling him. Mote he ftated to the jut y the particular
evidence which had been given, he the tight it fit
to fay fit it, that it WAS cleat tip,t❑ that evideree, to
which there was no contratlidion, that this pe,p,ur
Mr. Steel, who was Rated to be nortiered, as let
forth in the indictment, came to his dealt by
lence, fometirne between the sth and Bth of No-
vember, probably '.n the 6th, hecaufe it was clear -
he left his h the in London on the sth, and quitted
his tefidencenear Hounflow on the 6th, abt•ut (even
o'clock, and was no mere heard of until the Wed.
nefday following, when the bttd was fopnd. The
Surgeon proved his death was by fuffocation.—
Bat the quellion would be for the Jury, who the
perfons were who were the 'cattle of that violent
death ? That the witness for the profecution; who had
given filch. a cireurrsiantial account of it, was one
of tbofe perfons, and concerned in the whole of the
ttanfadions, was perfedly clear upon his own ac•
.count, and the next quellinn would be whether the
men et the bar gape the blows, and ailed as the
accomplice had Rated; whether they were concerned
with Hanfield in committing this murder? And in-
order to make him a competent witness on this occa-
fion, he had the pardon of the Crown for an offence
for which he was fentenced to be tranfported ; there-
fore he was the petfon on whole Icilimony
foners mull be convicted, if the Jury thought fit to
rely on that teßimony. He was a competent witntfs
to be lure; but his evidence was to be received with
caution and with jealoufy ; and unlefs the Jury could
pace a reliance on his teftimony, by comparing it
with other facts which did not depend on that (Al-
mon'', but .which corroborated it, the Pr Wooers could
not be found guilty. The queflion therefore was,
whether Hanfield was corroborated by other tent.
mony that was beyond fufpicion ? Here the Judge
fummed up the whole of tht evidence moll accurate-
ly, and made very temperate and pettedly impartial
obfervations on the cafe ; pointing out moll clearly
and diftindly to the Jury, the points on which the
merits of the cafe chiefly turned, and leaving. theta
to draw a conclufi'n for themfelves on the guilt or
innocence of the prifoners.
The Pity retired, and, after remaining our of
Court for about a quarter of an hour, returned, find-
ing both the prifoners Guiliy.
Holloway, aged 29 I Haggerty 24.
The ItscoacrEa then, after an appropriate fpeech,
pronounced on the prifoners the d:eadful fentence of
the law, which was—" That they be taken from hence
to the place from whence they came, and from thence,
on Monday next, to the place of execution, there to
be hanged, each of them by his neck, until he be deed,
and the bodies to be diffeded and anatomized, pur_
fuant to the flatute in that cafe made and provided.',
London, England, 1807-02-21

NIILTIC.4L INTELLIGENCE.

His•Majefy's (hip CAMILLA was fpoken with on the
13th infiant, in Lat. 41. to. Long. 12. with Forty
Sail under convoy from Lifbon. •
Though the wind has of late been very favourable,
the 'cry large fleets for India and the Cape of Good
Hope, with troops, the large fleet for the Well In-
dies, and likewife that for. the Mediterranean, with
troops, are Hill detained, at Portfmouth.

The ANTELIIPE, so gtm Chip, with Lord CALE.
DON, when on the eve of failing, was detained fr( m
filling to the Cape by order of Government ; this and
the detention of the other fleets gives rife to various
conjeCures. ,

• PENZANCE. FEBRUARY 17.
Yellerday put in here wind•bound, the Ilabbaktik,
from Plymouth ; the John, from Truro, in ballad ;
Succefs,•of and from London, with groceries, for,
Cork ; Pettercll, from Towey, with fall for Padflow;
Ranter, from Plymouth, in ballail, and the Ceres,
Gamut's, from London, with bale goods, for this
place. The 'rowan left Falmouth in company with
the Ceres on Sunday, but coming on to blow a gale
at S.W. the was unable to weather the Lizard : !up
pored the is returned to Falmouth.
London, England, 1807-02-21

TURKISH FRONTIER, JAN. to.

The Ruffians under General gichelfon have taken
poffeffion of the three provinces of Moldavia, Bak-
rabia, and Wallachia. They chive all the Turks
they meet before them. It fcems as if the Ruffians
intend to pats the Danube near Krajowa and etla-
blith thernfelves in Servia. The Tucks in Bofnia
have already taken up arms agaiall the Ruffians.
The Servians evacuated the Autirian War Wand
upon the Danube on the night of the 6th.
FROM THE DANUBE, JAN. a 6.
The Hungarian Papers make the number of Rut:
flans in Moldavia, sec. amount w too,ooo men. If
this Itatement be comet, they mat have Nut aka

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London, England, 1807-02-21

MUTINY BILL.-ROMAN CATHOLICS.

Lord HOWICK, in eonfequence of the abfence of a Right
Hon Friend of his (Mr. Windham, whore eletlion had been
declared void), 'elated the Committee on the Mutiwy Bill fhould
be poltpored from Tuefday next to Tuefday fe'nnight. He took
this opportunity to give notice, that he meant in the Committee
to move two new clanks : one for extending to Great Britain the
provifions of an Mt of the frith Parliament in the year
enabling Roman Catholics to hold certain commiffions in the
army ; and another, to fecure to fuch Roman Catholics as are
laving in the army, the free exercife of their religion. This
freedom was already granted in pradtice, but for the fuller raid.
faftion of thole who were the objedts of it, it was intended to
give it the fanclion and recur:tie of law.—(Hear! Hear !)
The order for the Committee on the Bill was fixed for 'fuelday
fe'nright.—ln anfwer to a queltion from Mr. Yorke, it was Rated
by Lord Howick, that there was no neon to think it would be
put off beyond that day.
London, England, 1807-02-21

BUCHAREST, DEC. 31.

On the 12th, mo Turks, under Mehemet Baraie•
tar, arrived here. On the 13th, the Ruffian Conful
was brought to Rudfcbuck. On the 14th and roll,
20,000 Turks arrived here, and immediately ad.
vanced againft 1 s,OOO Ruffians at Fockfan. On the
23d, they came to an action at Grodau, in which the
Turks loft boo men ; and on the 27th, the Ruffian
General Michelfon and Prince Ypfelante entered the
city. On the 29th, General Michelfon bloke up
from hence to march to Albania by way of Widdin.

:.

in view more important than the poirefflon of there
provinces.
WARSAW, JANUARY 29.

Marthal Augereau's head quarters are at Malocice,
a few leagues from Warfaw.
The Emperor reviews the troops almoft everyday.
The Grand Duke of Berg lately gave a ball. His
Imperial Majelty, whole condefcending manners en-
gage all hearts, lately took part in a ball, and was
pleafed to dance with a Polifh lady.
London, England, 1807-02-21

America and Africa

MODERN GEOGRAPHY : a Defcription of
iTx the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies, with the
Ocean, Seas, and Ifles in all parts of the World, including the
molt rcce it Dikoveries and political Alterations. Digefted on a
ntw Plan. By JOHN PINKERTON.
The Altronomical Introduction by the Rev. S.Vinee, A.M. F.R S.
and Plumian Profeffor of Agronomy and Experimental Philo-
fuphy in the Univerfity of Cambridge.
To the whole is added, a Catalogtie of the belt Maps and Books
of Travels, in all Languagts, and an ample Index.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and Longman,
Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row.
The elterlfi-11 of the Work to three large volumes has
enabled the Author to give to its feveral parts a jolter proportion
and greater harmony than in the former edition, and in conk-
game of the foreign editions having excited the attention of
Statefmen, as well as Men of Later s. he has received In much
valuable affifta nee, that karcely a country can be named on which
new information ha. not been given,derived from franc diltinguith-
ed naive or fcientific traveller. During the Anther's late ref.
denee in Paris, he procured many Pearce works, the want of which
he he l before regretted, and the molt recent Spanifh materials,
concerning their Colonies in North and South America. Hence
the Account of New Spain, of the three Viceroyalties in South
America, of Chili, and the Government of Caraccas, will be
Giulia to contain much new, authentic, and important information.
The Defeription of the United States bas alfo been greatly improv-
ed and enlarged, front the authentic materials; and that of
the Weft Indies extended as their huportance to this country re-
quired. Five new Maps too, are added, of the various fubdivifions
of South America. _ _

Mr. Aikin has carefully reviled the Botanical Part throughout ;
Dr Shaw has added Zoological Remarks at the end of eachVolumc,
an every exertion has been ufed to render the Work as complete
as Falls.

Perform already porPifing iVIr. Hume's Hiflory inn), have Mr.
Benham's entire Work by itfelf in twelve volumes, tor Five Gut.
fleas in boards.

And as the latter part of Smollet's General Hiltery was fre•
quently fold pretioutly to the appearatrze of Mr: Ben on% Work,
as a Continuation of Hume to the Death of (;,-orge the Second,
Mr. Phillips thinks it proper to Rate that Mr. Ilelthain's Hiltory
of the Reign of George, the Third may be had icparatt ly., to com-
plete Hume and Sinollet. in eight vols. price . Tait Pou Nos
TWELVE Su LLI NGS in boards.

HvM C and BE LSHA ?4, 10gC113CT,20 vols. 81.
BLLSRANI by Kelt, 12 yob. 31. 31.
13CLS lIA WS George 111.8 v 015.31. las.
Bridge- ft reet, Dee. 3t, 18c6.
London, England, 1807-02-21

PORTS MOU CH.

At the Qaebee Tavern, Portfmouth on Tuefday, the 24th day of
February, 1807, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
'THE HULL of the DAuilh Brigantine ELIZE,
J- of Altona, E. H. Kratz, Commander, Burthen about t4O
Tons, as the now lies in Portfmouth Harbour.
London, England, 1807-02-21

PORTS vIOUTH.

At the Quebec Tavern, Portfmouth, en Tuefday. the 24th day
of February, 1807, at Eleven o'Clock. in the Forenoon,
ABOUT' woo BRAZIL COLONEIA HIDES
in excellent condition. imported per the Portuguefe Brig
Portugal, Manual Da Silva, Comntantier, detained and fent into
the Port of Portfmouth, by his Majesty's (hip Richmond, on her
Voyage frotn Lifbon, ttound to Antwerp.
The Goods may be Peen, and further particulars known, three
days previous to the Sale by arpiicarion to James Day, jun. the
Mailer on Board ; or ar the (bet wc Tavern.
London, England, 1807-02-19

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, ir A _e-rray 4, 1807.
['HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS IFIA7BSTrs NAY T, do bereby give Notice,
That on Friday the sods inftant, they will he ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for what RIVETS,
COOPER'S TOOLS, and COOPERAGE STORES, the fervice '
of this Department may require for the fpace of One Year, from
tt e dates of the Contradts; to be delivered into. the Vidisalling
Stotts at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Buis payable with in-
tereft ninety days after date. • ,
The Conditions of the Contradts may be ken at the Secretary's j
Office.
No regard will be bade() any Trader in erbisb the trite flaked he
intoned ix tennis at kerb, or that 'all aet dielivera to the jaded
ieftre owe o'clock sw the fain Friday the 201 b hilted, woe ridge the
Perfor srloo woks the Tastier, (re five Perim we his 14.1 attest&
to wilder gelid caned hr.

VICTUALLING.OFFIOE, Fa, nary a, 1807
"I`HE COMMISSIONERS fir YICTU4LLING
HIS M4l723Tre N41"7.,, do here, ty give ?hake,
That on Wedndday the 4th of March next, they arlU be Teady
to receive Tenders in writing, (fraled op) and treat for THREE
HUNDRED CHALDRONS (each confuting of 36 bufhels, Win-
ekefter meafure) of PI ri TA NFIELD MOOR COALS, or
COALS of equal goodnefs, to be delivered in a whole Cargo or
Cargoes—one half thereof m (eon as poffible, and the other half in
the (pace of two months from the date of :he ContraA, winds and
! weather perm', ring, alongfide the Wharfs of His kbjefty's
ling Premifes at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid for
by Bills payable with intereft iMiety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be feen at thd Secretary's
Office.
; regard mill k bah any tender in which the trice fball net he is-
felted in worb at length, or :taffies!: not de delivered to the Board before
one o'clock on thelaid Wednefday, the 4th of March next, nor tailefi te
plea who males tits teader,or, fosse piefen on big &hay, aunt& to Ja-
ifuer when called for:
London, England, 1807-02-19

PORTS'IO«TH.

At the Quebec Tavern, Porrfri .vrh. .m Tod-slay. the zat'i v
February, 1807, at Eleven o'Chck in the Form) upti
'HE HULL of the Danith Brigantine
A. of Altona, B. H Kratz, Commander, Burtikn about
Tons, as the now lies in Portfmouth Harbour.
Immediately after the above will be Sold, in feparate Lots,
The Mails, Anchors, t ables, Sails, Boats, Span, Yards, Rig.
ging, Stores, and Msteriais of the raid brig.
The whole to be viewed, and Catalogues had, three days previi
oua to the Sale, by application to James Day, jun. the Mager en
Board; or at the Quebec Tavern.
London, England, 1807-02-19

PORTSMOUTH.

At the Quebec Tavern, Portfmouth. on To thy. the 74. h day
of February, 1807, at Eleven o'Clgek in the Forenoon
L 3-BOU r woo BRAZIL COLONEIA HIDES
in excellent condition, imported per the Portuguefe DK;
Portugal, Manual Da Silva, Commander, detained and fent in.,'
the Port of Portfmouth, by his Majesty's Ihip Richmond, ou 11. r
Voyage from Lilbon, hound to Antwerp.
The Goods may he fren, and further particular.; known, ee
days previous to the Sale. by application to James Day, jun. ti!
Mader on Board; or at the Q2ebec Tavern.
London, England, 1807-02-19

Dr. MAYOR'. UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

FROM THE CREATION TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS.
'l'l-11S Valuable Work has been ititi completed, in
TAU; rv-aire [mall, elegant Volumes, and may be had on
large or (mall Paper, in three Kinds of Binding, at the following
Frices :
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Ditto ditto half bound i S o 0
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-Or, either Volume may be had fcparately, at the pleafure of the
pnrchafer, at 3s. pd in boards, on (mall paper; or ss. On fine
end large paper.
London, England, 1807-02-19

ANCPENT HISTCRY.

Vol. I—A Preliminary View, Period before the Deluge, &a.
Vol. ll—Jews, Affyrians, Babylooms, &c.
Vol. lll—Grecian States
Vol. IV--Grecian States
Vol. V—Roman Republic
Vol. Vl—Roman Empire
Vol. Vll—Roman Empire and Carthage
Vol. Vlll—Medes, Perftans, Phoenicians, Ece. &c.
Vol. IX—Cdtcs, Goths, and Minor Nations of Antiquity.

MODERN HISTORY.
Vol X—Arabs and Turks
Vol. XI —Hindooftan, China, &c.
Vol Ml—Ottoman Empire, Japan, Ece.
Vol. Xlll—Fgypt,Abyffinia, Acc.
Vol. XlV—Morocco, Malta, Congo, &e.
Vol XV.—Portugal and Spain
Vol. X Vl—ltaly, Venire, Naple4, &c.
Vol XVII— l'he German Empire
XVlll—Pruflia, /lunacy, Holland, and Switzerlspd
Vol XlX—.England
Vol XX—Fngland
Vol. X Xl—lrciand and Scorlaml
Vol XXll.—Ruflia, Poland, Sweden, and Denmark
Vol. XXlll—Frr.nee and Nava: re
XXlV—Numb Jouth America, and Weft ladies
Vol. XXV..Cluouological and Alphabetical
4).
London, England, 1807-08-17

TOURIS rs COMPANION.

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London, England, 1807-08-17

LEITH, AUGUST 13.

The Pomona, Drat, from Tonningen, arrived
here yetlerday morning, after a-quick pairage of three
days. She was ordered away by the Bri jilt Conful,
with the whale of the veffels in the Eyler, fioir or
five of which belonged to London, with their outward
cargoes. A veffel from Memel is alfo arrived, who
faw the expedition off the Naze of Norway on the ad
inflant. Sailed from our Roads, the Sales gun brig.
and the KITE finop of war, with the trade for the
Baltic i and the CHILDERS ffrop of war on a cruise.

FROM TAR LONDON GAZE CV?, AtTOUST is.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wake, from the Returns
ending &quill, 'Soy.
Wheal Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. I
s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. a. d
75 1 48 6 37 11 30 3 411 it
BEA-00AL -METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, All
CAIIOOtS SOLD, 'sod
Monday-1 Wednefd.
_
to Aug is
3 i 46 9 1
to 47 0

Pears.
d.
S 3 It
GUST Es.
pawns.
I Friday,
t 4.

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Adales Main

Baker's Main ' 3
Benton Long
Biggs Main 3
to
Croft's Main
Eighton Moor
Flatworth
Mc ton Main . • •
Hebburn Main . 9 .1
to
Holyirell Main • %% a •
Kenton Main . % a
Murton Main
Pontop—.Simpron's a
Pontop Windfue's
Tanfield Moor -3
Townley Main
Walker .• •
Wall's End • 34
Temple's Wall's End • •
Whiteadd a
Al/Miaow • • • • • 3

39 3
4s c
46 6
49 0
43 of

45 0
49 •

Wylam and Fighton 4 -i I
Hawidworth Main - a
Bryan Mate : 3
South Hcbbarti • • .
Cowpen Main - I
Hartley .
.. - 3
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor , • • . • • i
Eden Main .. $
Primrofe Main , s t
Redtory
Ruffers Main - - .
Hedworth Moor Neat Main s

45 6

49 9
lo 6
43;3
49 .1
4
459

46 3
46 o
'476
3o'o
51 3.
So 3
404
49 '

Cf'
45 0
46 3

'44 9
45 9

'A

44 6

4S o
45 9:

49 0

49 6
499
so 0

4045

41 6
47 •

44 3
44
44 6
59
43 0
44 0

4$ 0
so 0
503
30 0

48 6

450

44 6

449
u 3

W 6

39 0

Ships 64 63 s 9
CORNI EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, AUGUST 17.--
This day's lupply of Wheat is again confidrrable, and
the talcs Ott eof are made heavily, at I'hurfday's te-
dtglion in rrice—New Rye at left—in Barley or
Malt bn; little alteration—There are feveral famples
new White Peas which are tos. and 155. per guar-
-err chever—Beans of both forts rather lowerr„-Oats
re in plenty, with come' more fortign cargoes, and
seepting the bell. this at tick is cheaper—Terms of
Flour at let week's decleatoa.
London, England, 1807-08-17

SHRERNISS,GIiST

Several veffelswhiCh arrived at the Nora. too late
for the Baltic fleet that failed on the tufa inftant,
left the Nore yefterday, after poll, under proteaion
of the Exit nom gun brig, for Harwich; at which
place a (hip of war is in readinefs to efcort them to
the .Baltic.—Wind W.
London, England, 1807-08-17

Itchoi of Stone.,field, Vicar of Hurley, &c. &e.

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.
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io red.
London, England, 1807-08-17

NEWPORT', ISLE OF WIGHI'

Os the Premifes, on Thurrtiay, the 27th inftant, a 27, at Eleven
o'Clont in the forenoon, (it not in the mean time apo(ed of
by Private Contract, of which notice will be given),
Together or in feparate LOTS,
THREE Subliantial and Elegant New Built
DWELLING HOUSES, having fpaeious Shops, Drawing
mi Bed Rooms, Kitchens, and other requifite and coavcuient
Oben, well (applied with good water.
That handfome Buildings adjoin together, are fronted with
tbaheft white tile, andiron balconies to the drawing rooms, and
tkaalloatjon is the moft eligible in the whole town, being in the
cam 9f the tiigh-ftreet, and very near the different Market 4.—
Any perfou therefore delirous of carrying on bulinefs in thi4 flou-
t** and inereafing town. cannot pal bly be accommodated with
apart advantageous and defirable lituation for trade. Immediate
perclion may be had.

- Ms, at the fame Time and Place will he offered for 3ale, a
dastaiodiona Brick and Saiked DWELLING HOUSE, with
Amine Shops, Rooms and Offices of every defeription, with a
poi Garda and Outhoufes, fituste in Upper SG James's•ftrc‘ t,
la the occupation of Mr. J. B. Cramer, the owner,
Warder with feversl new built Brick Tenements and Prestuks,
aid a large piece of Land for building on adjoining.
Per a view of all the Prmdfes, apply to Mr. J. B. Cramer, and
kr other Particulars, and to treat for the purchafe, at the (Mot
if Mr. Gilbert, Newport; (if by letter, roil paid.)

DR FREEMAN'S (MITA SALUTAItIe.
RE value of this Infallible Medicine has been cf
loot proved, that notbinr of the prefent day cau bear a
competition with it in all the different Bairs of a certain Difeafe,
Bch it dreaaally cures and eradicates iron) the habit, without
nailing the painful feelings and expofure that attends flivation,
*divot debilitating the coutlimtion its any degree, or circa re•
wing confinement front butincfs, or reitrittum in diet. The
?Anal virtues of theft. inefiimahle Drops have proved their chins
t• public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de.
• bitty of both feat.% they prove a hever•failing reftorative, whe-
el/a the debility Is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit
llteuret, or the elfaas of a warm elimAte to travellers, and thole
Ping abroad. They cannot he recuounentled tso Won& to
who will receive a fare. fpccdy,and complete cure in all old
glibborn Meet., and every weaknefa that affects the bladder and
sews of urine By its efficacy many women baste become mo-
. etre, who (Sr years bad been deprived of that happinels.
Sae wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cbcapftde'
• of Pateofter.row, and retail by &dam, Portfmouth; We
rts flob,
; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peek; Hull ; Calwell, Dub-
, bMixtetnald. G
coun,rylafmgowc; Sminevinith and M
don.boanidtetertons,at, Edinburgh;
h)
London, England, 1807-08-17

ARMY.

WANTED, a Majority either of Cavalry or In.
Pantry. Any Officer of that Rank wifhirg to fell oat to
great advantage. will hear of a Purchafer. who has good intereft,
by addreffing A letter (poll paid) to Y S. Poft Office. Cokhetter.
London, England, 1807-08-28

TURBRID,,EIVEL/ S, ..itiousr 26.

The amufements of this charmingly fequeflered re-
treat cJminue to be cr,ndueed upon much the fame
crtle as they were lall fear ‘n ; hut the death of the
Lady of the Arcbbifhop of Tuam, Mrs. BE R say )ao,
has occafioned a gloom in the fafhionable clicles.—
l'hat accomplifled female was the mother of Mrs.
THOMAS HOPE.
On Sunday, di:d, the darling fon of Sir Csoacts
and Lady WymasvEt.t.. This latter event has not,
in any degree, tended to diffipate the imp:effiun pro-
duced by the former.
London, England, 1807-08-28

GUNBY PARK, SPII.SBY, LINCOLNSHIRE.

I'o BE LET Ready nandlied, and entered npnn
immcdiat ely. for Three. Five, or Sever Years, a tarp con-
venient MANSION HOUSE, with good Stabling for thirteen
Horfes, Coach !Inures, Dove Houfe, and al: other attached and
detached Offices, as excellent £! hen Garden in high order, &c.
Filb. Ponds wet Wafted .artabtindance of game.
I.ettcrs (poll paid) to Wm. Farah, Guohy Park .wiJi be ipidte•
Riau ly attended to.

2 Aft
TO BE LET, FOR A TERM,

A MANOR HOUSE, with
.good Stabling,
X. Coach Houk, Out Bulfdlngs Garden, F 1 Ponds, either
with or without Lands,, and the Right of fliorting over a Manor
with free. Warren, in a Parini in the County of Norfolk, within
ten tnileiof Thet ford and Svraffham, eotififting of about THREE
TWO l' SAND ACRES.

The Furniture to be now taken at a valuation, and to be re-
purchared at the end of the term.
Apply to Mr. Whitton,:zo, Great James ftreet, Bedford-row.
London, England, 1807-08-28

.~

nciode as entirely from all the Continental markets;
„„d even Denmark is reprefented as having already
that as out from the Sound and the two Belts.
' Letters from Naples mention the capture of two
Ereifh frigates near Sicily, by a French fql adrons
c,,,filting of three (hips of the line, two frigates, and
conbrigs. This fquadron was Reefing for the
!Le-
rant.

The other contents of thefe journals are of minor
wortarr. Ample extraCts will be found in the
rec:.d). h;, :of our paper.
London, England, 1807-08-28

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

IN Virtue of an Ati of Parliament, Geo. 111. C.
132, anthorifing the Honourable the CommifLoners of Nor-
thern Lighthoufes to erect a Lighthonfenn the 801 l Rock, to place
a Floating Light there, and to coiled Duties thereupon, Notice is
hercby given, That a VOW, fitted out for a Floating Light, is
now moored off the Cape or Bell Rock, fitnated at the entrance of
the Friths of Forth and Tay, in N. lat. 56 deg. 27 min. and W.
bmg. s deg. 27 min.
The moorings of this light confift of a mufbroom anchor, with
a chain, laid down in 17 fathoms water, the Bell Rock bearing by
the Compafs, E. S. E. (What one mile ; the Red Head, N. by g
1 E. diftant thirteen miles; Fifenefs, S. W 1 W. diftant twelve
mules; and the land of May S. W.: S. diftant feventeen
The light will be from oil, and will be lighted upon the night of
the 15th day of September, 2/107,and thereafter every night, from
the going away of daylight in the evening till the return of day-
light in the morning. To diftinguilh this light from the dostfie
'this at the Tay and Scares, and from the tingle light on the
Wand of May, three diftinet I:efts will be &torn by a lantern
hoifted to the top of each malt, and thefe will be vitible from
every point of the compars ; the lanterns on the fore anal mizen
marts being elevated 23 feet, and that on the main malt 31 feet
above the veffers deck ; the lights, when teen from either fide of
the chip, will have the appeararce of a triangle but if ken end on,
will appear as two lights, the one above the other.
This veßel was formerly a tithing dogger, and at the Matte of
feven or eight miles is like a Sip under jorymafts ; in the day-
time* blue flag with a light.houfe in the field will be difplayed
from the main nuft ; and in thick and foggy weather a bell will
be tolled on board, with an interval of a minute, night and day.
Although this vac] has been fitted out in the eompleteft man-
ner, and every attention paid to mooring her properly, yet ai all
(bating lights are liable to break adrift in the tempeftuou4 wea-
ther of winter, mariners are recommended not to negleet their
land marks, and to run with caution for the floating light.
This wird is alto intended to anfwer the purport of a ftore (hip,
While the light honk is building on the rock, and mould it be
found neceirary to alter her prcfent Ration during the working
months of rummer, due notice will he given —By order of the
Hon. Commiffioners of the Northern Light-honks,
C. CUNNINGHAM, Sec.
London, England, 1807-08-28

rigaigv*l.3l4-4130asoltinki440:

rr.liE AtibWAL S Bitiolfgai4 in so Wt.
-1- for the lomat of th4s puAgpir„ rii% he on S SbAY
24#XT. the loth irritant.
At MARGATP—i-By the Res.JONl.lpikestrfill(4, /eh
!ow ofgbee.fiall Coositlilkve.
At St' Rev: Vasil; Infilksiow,ll.l. A.
Stator of St. deorge Sqtrare; soil Ike DoedefileClikip.
Writ° the Lord Balt" of London.
At RAMAGATECHAPEL..-By the Rev. J. Jam KM', alter
nate Monairg Preacher to the Philantbropic Society, and at
Berkeley Chapel, and Chaplain to his Royal liighners the Prince
of Wales.
Tbe Anniverfary Dinner will be on Monday, the 31ft inft. at
Il dmin's Royal Hotel, Margate.

• PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION.
No. 44, LTICPSTER-3(tHARR, AUGUST 20, 1807.
DIRF.CTORS.
Sir James Cockburn, Bart. Robert Bland, M.D.
G. E. Strati n, Erg. W. C. Jaekfon, Efq
Luder Hoff ham, Efq Benjamin Angell, Efq
John Prowett, Efq
HONORARY DIRFCTORS.
James Patterfon, Efq Ralph Green, Efg
Samuel Sketehley, Efq Thomas Heine, Efq
Phitlp Palmer, Efq Rev. C. Seidl'',
John G.lfling, Efq Andrew Miner, Efq
VOTICE is herelay given, that the Society cnnti.
1 nue to purehafe Annuities on fair and honourable terms,
and pttfons defiroui of difpofing of the (ante, or of becoming Sub-
feribers to the Inflitution, are requelted to apply at the office. No.
44, Leittfter fquare where Profpeettifis of the plan of the Inftitu•
floe may be obtained. By order of the Court of Director.,
(Signed) S. R. Et.LIS, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-08-28

BIRTHS.

On Wcdrefday, in Hereford•ftrcet, the Lady of the Re►. lido
Jones, of a fon.
At Dalfveinton, near Dumfries, on the ath instant, Mrs. Wm.
Miller, of a fon.

Saturday !aft, at Grove Houfe, near Kingiton, Surrey, the Lady
of the Rev. Thomas Whipham, of a fon.
On the t 3th infant, in Henrietta-ftreet, Dublin, the Hon. 111.-8.
Richard Ponfonby, of a fon.
On Saturday laiL at her !mule in Lincoln's Inn Fizlds, the Hon.
Mr. John Vaughan, of a daughter.
On the 16th inftant, in Upper Gower ftreet, the Lady of G.
Shurn, Efq of a daughter.
London, England, 1807-08-28

MARRISD.

A. Nixon Montrornery, Efq. of Beflinount, county Monaghan,
to Mifs Eliza Stanley, daughter of Arthur Stanley, Efq. Dawfou•
ftreet, Dublin.

At Oakley, the feat of the Rev. Jafon Crawford, John Craw-
ford, Efq of Violet Lodge, county Kildare, to Mife Vincent, niece
and heirefi of the late Richard Vincent, Efq. of Oriftawn, county
of Meath.

On the 2cth inftant, at St. James's Church, Mr. Wood, of
Gravefend, furgeon in the Royal Navy, to Mile Alexander, of
Little Ryder-ftrset, St. James's.
At Paifley, on the t 7th inftant, Mr. John Wilton, manufadu-
rer. to Mite Ann Stow, eldeft daughter of William Stow, Efq.
On the 11th inftant, the Rev. Septintui Courtney, youngeft
fon of the late John Courtney, Efq. of Beverley, to Mifs D. Smelt,
feurth daughter of the Rev. W. Smelt, Redor of Galling, Not-
tingharnflure.
London, England, 1807-08-28

DIED.

Wednefday, In the sgth year of her age, Mr& Leonora Thomas,
the I.ady of John Thomas, Efq. of Great Baddow, one of his Ma-
jefty's Deputy Lieutenants, and a Magittrate of the county of
Effes. Mrs. Thomas was niece to Charlotte, late Duchefs Dowa-
ger of Athol.

Wednefday fe'nnight, at Clifton, near Brißol, Mifs Charlotte
Broadley, fourth daughter of the late Henry Broadley, Efq. of
Hull; and on the Friday following, Mifs Broadley, eldeit daugh-
ter of the faid H. Broadley. Efq.
At Newington, near Edinburgh, on the 16th inftant, Mrs. Anne
Baird, daughter of the late James Baird, Efq arid wile of Mr.
James Reid of the Exchequer, Edinburgh.
At Inverighty Houle, fame day, Mrs. Lawrcnfon of Inverighty.
On the emit of Africa, on the aoth of February, Mr. William
Sinclair. furgeon..

Monday morning. at Kenwict•houfe, near Louth, in the prime
of life, Himan Allenby, Ffq.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO'
Pio:wog 14. 4ninutrli attar 30
Af =soon Si Omar after zo
London, England, 1807-08-28

VIENNA, AUGUST 6.

The French Ambatdor lately received a Courier
from Paris, and an Aullrian Courier has been dii
patched to that capital. Much bufmels teems going
on in our Chancery ; but though affairs of import•
ance teem to be the objeQ4 we are happy in ;semiv
ins that war forms no part of it. Almntl all the
troops have returned to their garrifocs, and furl►►ughs
t are granted. to a confiderable number of privates.
London, England, 1807-08-28

AUGSBURG, AUGUST S.

According to the laft letter. from Naples, the per)•
ple in Sicily are impatiently expeCting the arrival of
the French. The Court of Palermo ha. altra,ty
packed up its moa valuable effeits, in readinefs to
fend them to Malta. Some frigates are alfo in readi
nets to depart with the whole, as Coon as the French
make their appearance.

TURKISH FRONTIERS. JULY 19.
The probability of a fpeedy terminatiou of
des in the neighbouring provinces increafes eve, y
day. In confequence of a edition of arms between
France and Rutlia, itooo French troops that had en
tered Croatia have marched back again to Dalmatia.
London, England, 1807-08-28

IN THE D'IWNS.

Prineefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Itcws.ey ; Canada. of 7
guns ; Raleigh floor, and Thrather gun brig.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 27.

Sailed the Mapyric, 74 guns, Admiral RUSSEL,
on a cruize off the Tezel ; the FORRESTER florp cf
war, and the Harocit gun brig, on a cruize; and the
FIRM gun brig, IA ith letters, &c. for the fleet under
Admiral GardniElt.
London, England, 1807-02-26

THE FRENCH AND SWEDES.

The Swedifh Ambaffador at the Court of London
alfo received difpatches yeßerday, Rating that twen-
ty eight French armed veffels had been captured in
an onfuccefiful attempt to land a body of troops, in
ordet to take pofftilion of a Swedith fort in the Baltic;
they were fo vigoroufly attacked by a fqoadron of
Swedi(h gun brigs, that all the velfels were taken,
and alfo a great portion of the troops which were not
able to cffed their efcape in boats.
London, England, 1807-02-26

M

On the sth /Alan,. the R. Edmund Wattersvorth, to Mns
Blind, rdiet of Mr. Maud, hods of Lancatter.

Monday, at Aldgatt Church, Captain H. M. Sci.tt, of the 6th
Reginietit, to Mitt Smith
Friday, at Ftlh,burgh. Aletander Wool, Efq of his 114a!efly's
Civil Eliablifhment in the Island of Ceylon. to NI ifs Forbes, daugh-
ter of the late Sir William Forbes. of Pi.fligo, Bart.
London, England, 1807-02-26

/vac

MAR tbninA, G if•STßeat —A charge of forgery was
made aping Robert }Cermet, late an opholflerer, in
Bond street. by Mr. Vifirin, a patent trufs maker, in
Upper James-itreet, Golden-fguare: The protecutor
had applied to Kennet, fir pecuniary accommoda-
tion, and a bill for tool. which he gave him, was the
fubjet3/4 matter of the charge ; but the Magillrate,
under the circnmllances of the cafe, was of opinion,
that it amounted only to a fraud. The prifoner was
committed for a ,niidemeannur, in confpirinz with
the indorfer of the bill, to commit a fraud. 'A Cap-
tain *ban, who laid he belonged to tke 79. h
Highland Regiment, now retying in Sicily, was alto
charged with tiling threatening language to MI.
Viltrin, to deter him from proceeding against Ken.
net. Not being able to find liveries in the him re-
gitired, viz. two in tool. each, be was cmun.itted
with Kennet to the Ncw• Pi dim.
ALLEDGED NIURDIR. •••••, ;Vols. who refided in
Leather lam, Holborn, has been apprehendeci,charg.
ed with the murder of his wife, by nearly fevering
her head from her body. There are various rep.rta
!dative to the death of the woman, but as nothing
can be decifively known until evidence be adduced
before the Coronet's Jtr y, we tin bear to bate them.
It appeated that the Inifbmd had left a public tionfe
near to where he ictided at twelve Welk), k at night.
''afl in a few minutes after he gave information to a
watchman that his wife had cut her throat. When
the watchman went into the room, the body was
warm, and a bloody ca'e knife was found near to it.
A Coronet's Jury will lit en the body this day.
London, England, 1807-02-26

THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five A&s. Per.
forming with great applaufe at the TRZATRZ ROYAL,
DRURY-LANZ.

- -
the late JOHN TOWN, Efii.
Author of the Mortar MOON.
Printed for Riennito Puit.t.tra, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friars ; and to be had of all Boolfellers.

NEW BRITISH DRAMA.
This day was publitked,in One large Volume, Royal (Mayo,
price tl ros. in boards,
SHAKSPEARE's DRAMATIC WORKS, With
explanatory Notes.
London s Printed for John Stoekdale, Piccadilly; W. J. and J.
Riehardfon J. Walker; It. Faulder; Scatcherd and Letterman;
Longmaft and Co. ; Crofby and Co. ; Lackington and Co.; CadeU
and Davis; J. Hardin`; J. Mairman; 1. Bodker ;G. Robinfon ;
B. Lloyd; W. Earle; and 3. Booth.
London, England, 1807-08-21

PLYMOUT H, AUGUST O.

Came in the Emanuel, Captain Bator, from
Dram, with tier and deals, for this port; Drcla-
lus tranfport, Captain PTe, from Monte Video, with
Bpanifit prifoners ; Geftlifhaft, Captain Vuu.stses'
from Tonningen, with linen, &e. detained by the
Bufy privateer; and DREADNOUGHT, Of 98 guns;
from the Channel Fleet.
London, England, 1807-08-21

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUS r so.

Sailed his Majelly's fhii) I.lctssis with the fleet
under convoy for the Well Indies. Wind E.
DEAL, AUGUST so.

Remain in the Downs his MAjefty's (hips Prineefs
Of Orange, Canad 4. and Cracker ; Harmony Tic.
tualler ; Young R )fciiis, LAN a UT, for St. Vincent's;
and Eurydice, CostproN, for Surinam. Wind S. E.
London, England, 1807-08-21

and ►etfels of defence are all lying out in the road,

or proceeding thither. The road &etching to El's.
neur is occupied by cavalry, and the garrif of
Cronenburg has been rtinforced ; in (port, all need.
Cary preparations are made to repel a hoftile attack. •
Whether fuch an attack will be made, and whe►her

the Engli(h have really the intention to commit her.
tilities with this country, remains yet uncertain.
In the mean time the Prince Royal unexpeeedly
arrived here this day at noon, to the great joy cf the
inhabitants, and immediately hanened to the Holm.

The Engin fleet is (kill lying atanchor about three
or four miles from this place without haring under•

taken any thing. It is very lirong, a chain of frigates

and cutters stretches from the fleet pall this city,
through the Great Belt into the Baltic. Mr. Taylor

ib (aid to have fet out for Keil.
HAMBURGH, AUGUST ts.

According to the laft accounts from Schlefwig, the
Englifh (hips were Rationed quietly round the ifland
of Zealand, and did not appear to intend to comn.i:
hoßiliries. The fears which their unexpefled ap-
pearance had occafioned are much diminifhed, and
it is hoped that the honourable neutrality which
Denmark has hithetto maintained will be refpated
by all powers.
The two Princes of Oldenborgh are arrived in
Schlefwig, from England. There is a report, that,
acc,nding to the lareft advices from London, the
Cabinet of Sr. James'► has fent other orders to the
Commander of the fleet in the Sound.

♦oGUST 15.
Mr. Thornton, Royal Britilh Mini(ler at the &ells
of Lover Saxony, and Mr. Ceckburne Englifla Con!
ful, have both left Altooa for England.
London, England, 1807-08-21

ALTONA. AUGUST 14.

Letters from C 4 pe►.hagen of the gth inflant Rate,
that the Ctown Prince was houtly expeCled there
from Kiel. At the latter (lace Mr. jackfon had
an suclience of his Royal Higbee's, to demand-7
f, Whether Denmark intended to decl.►re for or
againfl England as its neutrality, owing to the
violent meaftires ad• pted by France, could no longer
be acknowledged." •
The Pt ince is Paid to ban. declared that he would
confider every Power as his enemy that fit.uld attempt
to violate his neutrality. In the evening of the fame
day (the Bth) he let out for Copenhagen.
The britifls men of war, v ith the troop flips,
form a complete line of circumvallation r"und the
Ifland of Zealand. Some div:limis have alto entered
the Great and Little Belts. Admiral Keates, with
four fail of the line and tome frigates, paired the B 4
on the 4th innant. between Copenhagen and El 4?
Deur there were on the Bth eighteen fail of !be ling
betides frigates : in fart the Englifh fleet forms a tele•
I graphic line from Copenhagen to Keil aetween
the Ifland of Sisltholm and the Swedifla coal% two
Englifb frigates and tome fmaller veffels are etrri;ing.
Qn the 6th two Englilh frigates and two brigs palled
Copenhagen for the Baltic, fuppofed for st. fined;
burgh and Memel.
The Dapifh beet remains in the fame Bate as be.
fore, and up to this day no preparations of defence
had been made by the Governors. The Englith nee;
receives plenty of fuppliess fur which they pay ready

money.
This afternoon an ancient commercial bottle here
received advice by Etlafette, from Swllfund.
Roliotic) that the French had been repulfed, with
great l •fs, in two attempts to take that place by
affault, the beginning of this week.
STETTIN, AUGUST tr.

According to the lad letters from Swinemundet
two Englilh brigs and one Swediflt are cruizing off
the ccraft, which frequently approach the beach
ntufket (hut, and keep up a heavy fire on
every military pull they fee. Danifh bottoms only
are permi►ted to enter ; a:l others are obliged to
apply for palrpotts from the King t f Sweden.
ZURICH, JULY 28

M. Moutloa, Chancellor of the Helvetic Confedty•
raj, is to proceed to Paris ; whither loon of er, M.
Dc Wattanville, late I..andamman, is to follow him
on a particular
London, England, 1807-08-21

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SPORTING

TAUNTON RACES.—FRIDAY, AUGUST 14.
The All aged Plate of 501.
Lord Snmerfet's b h Bagatelle, 6 yrs old t
Sir J. Hawkins', ch m Laura, aged 1 1
Mr. Bryant's ch c Buckler, 3 yrs old 3 dr
A Sweepltakes of jive guineas each, ten Subfctibers.
• Twice round.
Sir J. Hawkins's ch m Laura, aged I I
Mr. Radelyffes b m Cora, aged 2

TUNBRIDGE RACES, TUESDAY, AUG. 18.
A Handicap for Sol. by Subicribers, for hnrfes that

never won to that amount. Two mile heats.
Mr. Hatchard'a ch m Maria - x s I
Mr. &Word's cb m Honey Dew - z t a
Mr. Lscry's ch m Lucy - dr

Wrdnefday, the Tnwn Cup of 501.
Articles the fame as for the Manor Bowl yelterday, the whiner of
which, if entered for this Plate, to carry 13IS. Wel ; and if
winner of both races the IR thy, to carry 3 •lb in the whole extra.
Hotfpur, the winner of the Bowl yelterday t I

Lucy, that was to have run in the'afternotin a z
Honey Dew, the unfucceflul bode in the evening de
The company were very numerous, but not many
of the fporting dais.
We noticed Lord Whitworth, with the Ducheft of Dorfet and
the young Duke—Marchionefs of Donnepl—Archhifhop otTuani
—Lord and Lady Boyne—Bithop of Cork—Lord Henley—Sir
Wm. Imi:wham—Mr. Simmons, wit' Ga beautiful grert—and
molt of the Nobility and Gentry in the neighbourhood, fu that
the courfc was completely crowded.
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PRIVATE LrrrEits.

A.t.toaa, Aucrust ta.—By the IA advice; from
Slefssig, the Englifh fhips continued quiet in their fhb
tion rr.und Zealand, and did net Teem to intend any
hoflilitie,. The apprehenfions excited by their Linea-
peCted appearance arc much Wrested, and it i, lir ped
that Denmark's neutrality, fo hrmourably Mahn/Ski•
eJ, will every where be refpreed.
IiAMBURGH, AUGUST 14....• The hopes contained
in the above are firengtherred by the letters from
Copenhagen, received here yeflerday, which Pate,
that every thing remains there as before, there heibg
no figns of ho'llility on one fide, nor meafrires of
defence on the other. Many flatter 'Lem elves that
the pretence of the Englifh may be a means of ena-
bling Denmark to maintain its neutrality, as France
mutt fee that Denmark cannot declare itfelf againft
England ; and if the French enter Holftein, they mar
expea the Englifh immediately to take poiefion of
Cronenhurgh, and of the Danifh fleet.
Others are not Co fanguine, and fear it will be kw
pnfiible for Denmark to be inaCtive ; nor i. it likely
the Englifh will let their troops remain any lunges
on board the traniports.
1 i We have here now 60cto men, =My Sparta.
11 who behave very well ; more, it is laid, are CO