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London, England, 1807-04-09

NEW INVENTED HATS.

TN eonfeqtience of the very gnat complaint of late
1 of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No.
7t, Strand, who has refilled there theft twenty years. to try the
experiment of mixing Mole's cur with Beaver, and which he has
found to anfwer his mull ardent expeclations, not only fur their
durability, whirls on trial, will be found to wear out near two
fads Hata as are made in the ulna' way, the Mole fur making
them fo much finer, and of a doter texture than the various
mark Furs that arc Mually made ute of in the manufacluring ut
Mats; and, with othtr good qualities. the Fur will nut come off,
which has been fo much complained of, of late, as well as their
taking a molt beautiful Black, which will retain their colour; and '
being the manutadurer of his own Hata, be Cells them at the low
price of tI. ss. Ramps ineluded.
N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchants for
exportation.—Arruy , avy, folding, and Ladies' Hats. Gentlemen
in the country Osould fond the number of inches round the uutfide
of the crown.
Mole Skins bought in any quantity—Letters poit paid, re-
f-peeling Mole Skins ohly, attended to.

COAL TAR BROWN and PAINTS. PREPARED !kw OUT.
DOOR PAIN two.
THE Public are molt refpeafully informed, that the
.I above mentioned articles continue to be prepared by the
Colour Company only, No 1, W.dbrook, London. The
Paints arc of various fhades of Green and other Colours, peculiar-
), adapted for tifeful and ornamental Covering, and are eaGiy ap-
plied,being fold in a Rate for ufc.
The Coal Tar Brown is recommended for barns and all rough
fencing, is of a good colour. and will be found cheaper and
sore durable than Common Tar.

N' 13. White Lead and all forts of Painters Oils and Colours of
the belt quality, Linked Oil Cake for Cattle, &c.

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A N EXCELLENT HOUSE, defirably fitilated
i is Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt &lam ftyle a
few months ago; together with the Fixtures thercin, and the
Coach Hoofs and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is
rooftly new, may be taken at valuation. For further particulars
apply to William Pordon. Architedt, No. 59, Berner's-it:ea, who
is authorifed to treat for the fame.
London, England, 1807-04-09

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 8.

A-rived the FAVOURITE (loop of war from Guern-
fey, with a fleet of tranfports, &c. under convoy ;
feveral outwardbound veffels, &C. from the Downs ;
Malabar tranfport from the weftwarcl.
P. S. Jut anchored at St. Helen's his Majefty's
brig PELICAN with the Bellona, THOMPSON) under
convoy from Jamaica : they parted from the fleet,
confifting of fifty fail, about three weeks Cram—
Wind E. N. E.
London, England, 1807-04-09

THE THIRD ROOK:

A KEY to FRENCH CONVERSATION, and FRENCii
IDIOM ; confilting of eafy and familiar Phrafes and Dialogues
linglifh and French, adapted to the Memory of Children at an
early Age--by M. L'Abbe Boffin; printed iu a large type, and on
good paper, price is fewed.
London, England, 1807-04-09

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 7.

Came in the Corictyszos, of 74 guns, from a cruize
off Rochefort, to refit. Sailed the MONARCH, of 74
guns, on a cruize. Came in the January, Captain
HARTNOCK, from Dantzick, with timber and deals,
for the duck yard.
London, England, 1807-04-09

INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 6. ,' •
Arrived the Danifh fhip Sevrin Margaretta, FAL-
KINEURG, from Barcelona for Plymouth, with cork,
and Bremen fhip Sirius, Captain CHRISTOFFRIL, ftorn
Bourdeaux for Tonningen, with wine, &c. both de-
tained by his Majefty's (hips -DIANA and SAVAGE.
Sailed his Majefty's (hips COLUMBINE and WlLLism.,
with a fleet under convoy for Newfoundland, &c.
London, England, 1807-04-09

VICTUALLING OFPIOE, Agri: 8, 1801.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 111A7BSTrS N. 477; do hereby give mike,
That on Wednefday next, the Lyda inftant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for filch quanti-
ties of Biscuur, made from whole Meal, as the refpedtive Ma-
nufaaurers of that Article may think proper to offer ; to be de-
livered in a month, by weekly proportions, into his Ma*. ty's
Vidualling Stores at Deptford; auto be paid for by Bills payable
with intereft ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tender for a leis quantity than Three Hundred Bap
will be admittee.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be feet: at the Secretary's
Office.
regard will be had to any Tender in wbies the prise flail not be
isferted in worde at length, or that foal sat be delivered to tle Board
before ear &Wed ex thelaid Wednefday next the tstb inflate, ;tor ;miffs
the perfon tope wales the Tender, or fame pries on bit 6,4+4 attasele
to anfwer token called for.
London, England, 1807-04-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRATtSZND, APRIL B..—Paffed by the Brothers, Smith, from
North Bergen. Sailed the Venus, I.outher, for Waterford
Elizabeth, Drmpftcr, for Halifax ; Commerce, Brandford, for
Oporto ; Fearltfa, Walker ; and the Quebec, Bailey, for Quebec.
London, England, 1807-06-04

13), CLARA REEVE.

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Cron)). and Co.

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THE SCHOOL ATLAS, nr Key to Golgrnitles
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London, England, 1807-06-04

PATERSON's ROADS.

In the peels, and fiscedily will be publiated.
ANEW Edition, being the Fonsteenth of this
WORK, arranged upon an improved Plan, to that the Seats
and other Ohjeets worthy of notice will be brought before the Eye
in the fame Page in which the Rna.ll are defcribed.
The whole greatly augmented by every official Aid and by the
Afliftance of Francis Freeling. Efq Secretary to the Poll Office,
and of the feveral Surveyors of the provincial Diftrids, under the
Authority of the Pollmalter General.
By Lieutenant Colonel PATERSON,
Affiftant Qcarter-Matter General of his Majelty's Forces.
In the mean time may be had, price as levied,
Paterfon's Rna is,in a pocket rue, for the convenience of Riders
and other Travellers; containing the moll accurate Defctiptiun of
the Roads, without the Country Seats.
Sold by Melt-s. Longman, Horn, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-
row; and W Faden, :haring Croft..
London, England, 1807-06-04

AD CLERUM.

QEX AGINTA CONCIONES ad Mem et Ufum
Chrilliame Religionis fpcdtantes, novas typls accurate Manu
faipta imitantibus mandato, a Prtibytero Ecclefix Anglicans;
compolitz vencunt avid Os t ELL, Ave Maria-lane, Lundini,
Pretium 31.
Hz Condones aptantur ad bmnrq Dies Dominicas totins Anni,
et ad Occafiones tam fpecialcs guam confttetas. Prnftant Innate*.
Ilinul fob Involucro ligillato cut inicribitur, " Sexaglnta Conran-
nes," ecc.

This day was publithed,
Handfomely printed in One Volume, demy 12M0. and embellifhed
with Eight beautiful Engravings, price 4s. 61 boards, a Ncw
Edition, being the Eighth, of
THE OLD ENGLISH BARON. A GOTHIC
STORY.
London, England, 1807-06-04

BARK.
DEAN FOREST, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
_ _ _

rf order of the Surveyor Genera of his hiajefty's Woods, Foreits,
ke at the Saar Inn, in Nusonham, on Wednsfslay, the zcth day
of June, 1807, betwecn the hours of Tig ive and Two, iu
Seoul Lots,

THE BARK of 720 OAK TIMBER TREES.
felled for the ufe of the Navy, in different parts of Dean
Breit, and of 125 Oak Timber Trees, felled for Sale, in an En-
ebfure, called the Birchwood Enclofure, in the Paid Foreft, muti-
lated to outain io the whole about 240 Tons.
The Keepers of the Porta will flew the Bark to fueh perfons
'snail be &Brous of viewing the fame ; and the Particulars and
Conditions of Sale may be had, by applying to Mr. Davies, Batt-
bath Court, uear Coleford ; or at the place of fate.
London, England, 1807-06-04

DOVER, JUNE 3.

Captain LILDURN of the Lively Excite cutter, has
feized and fent into this port a lugger laden with
500 half ankers of fpirits and fundrycontraband goods.
Palled by laft night the (hip Fair American, Captain
DAVI as, of and from Baltimore, bound to London.—
Arrived off here this morning the Danifn Eaft India
(hip Denmark, Captain STAGE, from Bengal, bound
to Copenhagen.—ln the roads the Ticztaa gun•brig.
—Wind N. E. and moderate.
DEAL, JUNE 3.
_ _

Yenerday evening failed the DEVASTATION bomb
for Sheernefs ; alfo, this day, the Campbell, Mac-
CAULAY, for Monte Video, and the Albatrofs,
for Litbon. Arrived this morning the FURY bomb,
from Portfmouth, with the Medea, James, Venus,
Ann, and Rover tranfports under convoy; which
remain in the Downs with the (hips as per 'aft.—
Arrived the PELTER gun brig from Dublin, with a
convoy, which are failed for the River.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1807-06-04

This day was publifbed, handfomely printed in odtavo,
With the Portrait of a Chief, and two other Engravings, price
Ss. Cd. in boards
SOME ACCOUN r of NEW ZEALAND; par-
ticularly the BAY of ISLANDS and furrounding Country ;
dcfcribing its Soil and Predunions. the Religion and Government,
Language, Alta, Manufaelures, Manners, Cultoms, and Amufc-
mem; of the Natives ; together with general Obfcrvations upon
the intercourfe of Europeans with Savages ; and an Account of a
NATIVE of NEW ZEALAND brought to England.
By JOHN SAVAGE, Ffq.
Surgeon, and Correlpondiog Member of the Royal Jennerian
Society.
Printed for John Murray, Fleet4lreet, London; and A. Con-
liable and Co. Edinburgh.

This day was publilhed,
In Five large Volumes Odlawn, price 31.
A SYSTEM (;f CHEMISTRY. By THOMAS
'I'HOMSON, M. D. F. R. S. E.
The Third Edition, greatly altered and enlarged.
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John Murray, Fleet Rreet, London.
London, England, 1807-06-04

ELLIGENth.

.
MAILS—Wind E. N. B.
AIR. DVS.
Dublin o t Tonningen
Waterford IS s Lifbon
Gottenburgh o

All. 130 E.
o 0
0 1

The Northumberlaad tranfport; from Cork, (truck
on the Rundle Stone, and funk theroops and crew
were faved.

FALMOUTH, JUNE r.
Sailed his Majelly's (hips Wirwourit for the
Downs, and Hotline for Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE a.
Came in the Berry, Captain STOOLS, from Dublin,
for this port, with provitions for the navy ; Frau
Helligonda Jacoba, Captain J. D. Kortsa, from
Tonningea for Lifbon, laden with linen and glafs,
detained by the BLAZER gun brig; the was driven
from the Downs the 3oth ult. by a violent gale of
wind, with the lots of all her anchors and cables.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 3.
_

Arrived the DARING gun brig, from a ernize.—
Sailed his Majelly's (hips Mouracu a and Excat.Laur
for the Mediterranean; CAROLINE, burnt, and
HEARTY, on a cruize.—Wind E.
London, England, 1807-06-04

IREI.AND.

This day was pithliihed In °Raw), price Half a Guinea in boaids,
(Em with a Frontifpiece)
THE JOURNAL, of a TOUR THROUGH
IRELAND, in the Year tgai,.defcribing an !ter of above
One Thoufand Miles; to which i 4 prefixed an Account
of the invation of Inland Ii t t 7a. by Earl Strongbow, 8:c.
liy Sir RICH IRD cof.i• HO %RE, Bar.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-Rrect,

Of whom may be had, the few Copies which now remain for Pale,
of The PROGRESS of ARCHIISHOP ISALOWIN, through
Wales, on the Nrince of the Italy Crofs, in A D. la% by Gt.
It ALDUS{ BArt RI. Tranllatrd by
Sir RICHARD CJI.T HOARE, 13:rt

This beautiful work is in Two thick Volumes Royal (butts,
embellifhed with 63 Engravings, and Maps, Price Eight Guineas,
and Proofs on Imperial Paper, Eleven Guineas. boards.
N. B. For a full and impartial account of this fplenditl publica-
tion, fee .bet 6th Numb r of Edinburgh Review, and the Monthly
Review for May, 1807.
London, England, 1807-06-03

IVAtITIC.IL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS—.
ARIL DOC
Dublin AIM DOI.
o Tonningen o 0
Waterford
I 1 Lifbon
Gottenbargh 0 o g

'Wind N. B.

PLYMOU CH, JUNE 1.
Sailed the PALLAS, of 32 guns, and the Di:moil
of 18 guns, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE s. .
Arrived his Majefty's Ihip DIOMEDE from the
River Plata, and the Amon, Captain ADZE, from
the Downs, for the River Plata.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, JUNE 2.
Arrived the FuEmus gun brig, from a cruize off
Oflend, Mosyt To (loop from rfr Calais, and brought
in with her a (mall fmuggling lugger which (he took,
laden with about 300 calks of Geneva, which have
been landed at the Cullom-houfe here —Sailed the
BLOODHOUND gunbrig, and PHOSPHONUN fire rad,
on a cruize off Boulogne ; DEVASTATION bomb, for
the Nore.—Arrived the Portuguefe brig Aurors,
laden with cocoa and coffee, from Lilbon, for Rot•
tet dam, detained by his Majefly's (h.p CHALLENGER;
alto the Campbell, Captain M4CAut.Ey, bound to
the River Plata.—Arrived and failed for the River
the Independance, tqlrso,t/tcz, from New York, in
fix weeks paffage.—Wind S. W. with a freth breeze.

REMAIN IN THE DOWNS.
Princefs of Orange, Alfred, 'fruity. Clyde, Mogi:pito flo^p, Ex •
pluh n bomb, furious, Bottler and Pincher gun brigs, Widgeon
khooner.

SHEERNESS, JUNE t.

In confequence of a violent gale from N. E. on
the 29th and 3oth ult. the brig Rofe in June, HENRY
MAY matter, from Ipfwich, bound to Liverpool,
with malt, has been obliged to take filcher here with
the lots of cables and anchors; alfo the brig• Jane (in
the tranfport fervice) STcPHEN PHILLIPS mailer,
having loft her cable and anchor: the Captain has
repaired her damages and loffes with the greaten
expedition, and proceeds up the River Thames agree-
able to his orders, this day.
JUNE z.—The Baltic convoy are not to fail till
the 4th intlant.— Arrived the Prudentia, TAMS; and
the Nicannr, Swede, V: titBURGE, for Gottcaburgh.
Wind W.S.W. moderate breeze.
London, England, 1807-06-03

DEFIRAIII.F. FRFFHOLD FARM, near SWINDON and
CRICKLADILWILTS, with pofftflion the easing year.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr HA WKES,
At the Crown Inn, Swindon, on Monday next, the Bch of June, at
four o'clock, in fix lots, kunlefs an acceptable oil's is previoufly
'Rade),
THAT truly Valnable and extremely defirable
FREEHOLD ES FATE. called SIRAT FON FARM.—
Tythe Eree, and exempt.from Land 'Fax, comprifing a refpedable
and fubftantial Rotteltillt Dwelling Hoofe, with all proper offiet-s,
0 Acres of very produdlive Arable. and 73 Acres of ancient l'af
tu'e and fertile Nlratlow Land, moft eligibly fituate on the Turn.
pike Road—•wo miles from Swindon ; four front Highwotth, and
fix from Cricklade ; with the advantagt. of the Canal Navigation,
ast half a mile from the Houle.

Particulars may he had 14 days before the Sale, of Mr. Dore,
the tenant, who will thew the premif.•c ; at Mr. Cruttwell's, Bath ;
Crown Inn, Sirtildon ; King and Qt2trn, Iliphworth ; Rann Inn,
Cirercefler ; Cattle and :tail, Marlborough ; Gl'ohe Inn, Newbury,
Star Office, Temple Bar. London; of Mr. li.iwkes, appraifcr, and
Mr. Mandy, folicitor, Reading.
London, England, 1807-06-03

TO BE PEREMPTORTLY SOT.D.

?tenant to a Decree of the High Court of Chincery, hearing date
the 12th day of November, 18.4. made in a Catifc wht rein
THOMAS WHITS and others arc Plaintiffs, and RICHARD WIL-
SON andTtioNts.s PINRICE, Executors and Devifees in 1' rult,
tuned in the Will of JOHN. late LORD CHKDWOR PH,
&crated, =3 others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton
Cox, Efq. one of the Matters of the faid Court. in twenty •five
feparate and diftind Lots,
- - - -

At the Public Sale Room of the tali Court. in Sorithampten-
ilvildirgv. Chancery-lane London, on TUESDAY the Oh.
aid WEDNEiD.t Y the mth da)a of June, 1807, between the
Poses of Pleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, and Four o'Cleck in
the Afternoon of each of the raid Dar,
-

PERTAIN ESTATES, lite the Property of the
Right Honourable JOHN, LORD CHEDWORTH, De.
telt d. Conlifting of the MANORS of Great Withford, Sta.
*ford Stevie Lmsford, K'interhotnne Stoke, liackleiton, Weil
Kinalo`, and Nettleton—and certain ESTATES at I.ittle With-
fnrd, Berwick St. James, tiaddington, Neheravon, Enford,
Malmfoury, and Highworth, in the County of Witte.
Alto the MANOR of CUBBERLY, in the County of moo-
relict. Together with the ADVOWSONS of Great Wilkford,
Winterbourne-Stoke, Nettleton,-and Cubberly.

Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the raid Matter's
Chambers; at the Office of Richard Warn, Efq• Lincoln'q-Inn •
Fields, London ; of Mr John Charlton, Land Surveyor, Stoutton,
near Mere, Wilts; of Mr. Collins, Printer, S ditbary ; of Mr.
Crutwell, Printer, Bath; of Meffrs. Hall and Son. Land Stir.
refon, Cirenceßer; of Mr. Crouch, Barford, near Salisbury; of
Mr. Truman. Chedsvorth, near Northleach; of Mr. Comly, at
the Great Houle, Welt Kingiton ; at the prlnctpal lung in Sabi*.
bury, Warminiter, Devizes, Barb, Brifiof, Chiptenham, Oren -
-react, Cheltenlytm, and Glouctlicr ; and of Marrs. Richardfun,
Son, and Corheld. Land Surveyors, Lincoln's Inn Fields aforefaid
at whole ()lice Plaus of the kveral Eliatel may be (wt.

This day was
In Three Volumes, same. price t3s• 6d. in boards, the Second
Edition of

I EI'TERS FROM THE MOUNTAINS, Being
A--0 the real Correfpundence of a Lady. Between the years 1773
and 18 .7.
The Letters in this edition are arranged in the order of time in
which they were written.
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-
row ; J. llatchard, Piccadilly; and Mrs. Cook, Bury firer, St.
James's.
' The charm of thefe Letters eonfills in their heirg the artlefs
effufions of a furrior mud. There Is Ruling gold frac in molt
of her remarks on !looks, Manners, Education, &e. and a great
&ars of originality. She always appears to us in a light at once
refpeetable and amiable Her underltanding is ftrong, her fancy
lively, her fenfibility sense. She has the art of placing every thing
before our eyes; we fee bee, we hear her, and we become ae
quainted with her ; and when we !hut her book, we feem to take
leave of a friend."•-•Annsial Review.
•,* A few Copies of Mrs. Grant's Poems may be had, prix
me. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1807-06-03

BUCKS.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AMOST derivable FREEHOLD and Tillie free
ES FATF., in two FARMS, fitu ite at Havertham, in the
Colin:), of Liuckingh:sd, confißing of ahou: fie hundred and eight
saes of rich, old inclnfed Meadow, Pafture, and Amble t.sud,
with convenient Farm Iloufes, and all other necelfary Buildingl
lathe occupation of the fame, in god repair.
The Eftate is fituate between the market towns of Newport
hgnel and Stoney stratford, three mike diftant from each, and
within two miles of the Grand jundion Canal.

For further partleutirs, application may be made to Mr. Alex-
:ller, 9, Bedford rod'', London (where a Plan of the Eltate
nay he feen) Mr. Lucas, Solicit:lr. Newport Pavell; or Mr
Yilliam Preaved, and Mr. Roger Ratlac, of liveribm afore-
London, England, 1807-06-03

LIVERPOOL, JUNE r.

The Flora, Adams, from New Orleans to this pc-,
is put into New Providence, having b:cn on lhore on
the Florida Reefs ; the Lady Frances, Fiott, from
hence for Buenos Ayres, was fpoke the t4th of Fe-
bruary, in lat. 25. S. long. 43 W.; the Oliver
Elfworth, Benrett, arrived here on Friday from New
fpoke the following veffrls at fra, viz :—Ship
Canton, from Baltimore, Magnet, Burger, from
Savannah, and Hope, —, from LonclJn for this
port.

ELVNEUR, MAY ttS.

This morning failed his Majefty's armed (hip
PRI!tCEWILLIASt, with the Charger gun brig, having
under their convoy the (hips bound for the Humber,
London, and other ports on the Eaft coati. The
HERE armed (hip will proceed to-morrow, if the
wind admit, far Long Hope. The RAILLEUR fl ,op
failed yellerday for the Baltic. Remain the Flamer
and Bafilifle gun brigs. On Memel btr t 4 feet.
MAY 19 —The HEBE armed ship failed on the t7th
inflant' with about twenty fail, under convoy, for
Long Hope, &c. ; and yeflerday pallid this for the
Baltic, his Mojefly's (hops Watinszse and Bsta.vro;
alto the INTELLIGENT gun brig. Tne SPY Hoop of
war arrived this day with a fleet under convoy from
the Nore, ;11(1 the CENSOR gun brig from Yarmouth,
with two Ships under her proieftion. The upward
bound are failed, feveral under convoy of the Bast.
L ISK gun brig for Riga. The Orb, of New York,
Captain Boy Ea, from Amflerdam for St. Pcterfburgh,
is wrecked on the coati of Norway. Wind W. N.
W. a N. W.
London, England, 1807-06-03

HOLLAND AND THE !THINE.

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TOUR thrmigh HOLLAND, alvg the R;ght
L and Left Lla the tot the RHINE, to DAWNS lAD r, in the
Summer 4,1 d Atilt/MO of 126.
By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, cr Tour
round the Baltic. &c.
" Pvrgit, ct (tanta ea Uttar) ripe,
Inconutatus Alt CLAUDIAN.

In this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cut.
tonsi, arts, and condition of the Dutch fince the cooverlioo of the
Re uhlic of the Seven United Provhcer into a Kingdom, ant a
dcfcription,of the milt interelting ohjeft• and fcenery in Holland
and on the 13a•:kc of the Rhine,inttrfperfed with a.variety of anec
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• NEW PARLIAIENt

MEMBERS ELECTED.
CatTnNICES COUNTY—Sir John Sinclair.
BADE N °TON, DUNE A R. &C George Wariander.
Rtwratw COUNTY—William M•DowaJL
StLRIRK COON nr—Colonel Elliot Lockhart.
LONDONDERRY COUNTY—Hon. Brig. General C. Stewart and
I.feat Colonel Lord George Beresford.
Lo Cr ORD CC El TY•Sil* Fetherflon, Bart. and Honourable
0. Forbes.

LOUTU COUNTY...Right Hon. John Troller and Vifeelyn.
KILKENNY COL.NTY...HOII. Lieut. Colonel James Butler and
Hon. Captain F. Ponfonby.
ANTatm—Honourable Captain John B. O'Neill and Alexander
httlaughton.
MAYO COUNTY—Right Hon. D. Brown and Hon. Colonel
k. A. Dillon.
Coat CouNTy—Lord Bernard and Hon George Ponfonby.
DOWN COUNTY—F. Savage and Hun. Lieut. Colonel Meade.
CAVAN COUNTY—Colonel John Barry and Nathaniel Sneyd.
ARM /1011 COON ry—Virtu. Browniow and W. Richardfon.
PALATE! COUNTY-.-Sir M. SOlllEtvillE, But. and Thos. Bligh.
CoxeuniNe—Walter Tones.
LIMERICK ClTY—Colonel Charles Veteker.
Ross To WN Wigram
WESIEMRATIE COUNTYWITI Smyth and C It Rochefort.
QUERN'S COUNTY—Hon. W. W. Pole and Hcnry ParneU.
Wrxronn Tows—Richard NeviL
YOUGHAL TOWN—Vircount Boyle.
DERRY errv...Sit George Fitzgerald Hill, Bart.
KINSALt Tows—Henry Martin.
FRKEIANAGU COUNTY—General Cole and General Archdale.
London, England, 1807-06-03

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, JEINI the Venus, Johnffone, for the
Cape of Good Hope ; John. Ritchie, for Elkins'. ; Drake. Scott,
for Copenhagen; Exert, Kinfman, for Bolton; Pax, Harper,Two
Sifters, 'Jahn and the Favourite, Conrad, for Tonningen.
ARRIVED—Off /lolly head, the Alexander, Phillips, from Trini-
dad, f,•r Liverpool—At Milton!, Rof., Hallorch, from Trinidad,
for Liverpool—lo the Clyde, Benfon, Sheave; and Louifa, Bird,
from Trinidad—At Dublin, Orion, Hume, from Stockholm; and
the Sampion —, front London—At Baltimore, Fair American,
Diva; and Globe, —, from London—At Philadelphia, Jane,
Blifs, from Lonaon.

The John and Elizabeth, from Dover to Portfmouth ;
the Mariner, —, front Liverpool to London ; the Thetis, the
Norfolk, and the Sifters, from Br idport to Funderland. and a brig
frog Plymouth with lLives,•have put into Portland Roads, with
damage fu Rained in a gale on the 3cth ult
The Exchange. Popplewell, from Memel, ran on fhore on Born-
holm the 13Th ult. hut is expected to b: got off.
The Ventriloquift, Woodall, front London to Hull. fprung a
leak off the Dudgeon xoth ult. and loon afar funk in fix fathoms
water at the entrance of I.ynn Roads. Crew faved.

The Royal George Indiaman is put back tOGravefend, with
lois of anchors and cables.

7 he Queen, Nation, from Demerara to London, which put into
Bermuda in dittrefs, is condemned arid fold.

The Clyde, Como, from St. Domingo to Baltimore, was de.
tained off the Capcs of Virginia, on the isth of April by the Me-
lampus frigate, and fent to Halifax.
The Favourite, .--, from Jerfey to Gottenburg, is tam,
and carried into St. Vallery.

rite Herkimer, Howland. from New York to London. put into
Norfolk, Virginia. 16th April, In diftrefs, having (prong a leak ; had
thrown fume of the cargo overboard, and would be obliged to tiff-
charge to repair.
The Weimer Caftk, Ceres, Winehelfa,Elfes, Ainwick Cagle,
David Scott, and the Elpkinftoue Ealtlndiansen, failed from China
previous to the 13th of January ,as per letter received via America
the Royal Charlotte, Patterfon ; Thames, Ritchie ; Clacton,
Haliburton ' • Cireneeftcr, Walker ; Neptune. Buchanan ; Mar-
quis of Ely, Dalrymple ; and the Marquis of Welkaty, Weddcr-
burn, from London, are arrived at China.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIM MONEY.
The Agamemnon, for the Cora and Cleopatra, captured sad
and 28th December, 1804, will be paid on board, on Saturday
nest; and recalled at No. i 1, Cecil.itrect, Strand, on the fucceed• I
log Saturday and every following day for three years.
INDIA GAZETTE, MONDAY, Nov. 27, 1807.
Yellerday accounts were received of the arrival in the River
(Ganges) of the Euphrates, Captain BLAKE, from Columbo the
sad ult and the Farquhar, from Madras the 17th. The latter
Ihip was bearded and plundered by a French frigate, of 44 guns,
on the sth infant. long. and lat. not mentioned, fuppofed to be the
Picdmontcfe, which, after committing her depredation on the
Malabar mall with Impunity, it is fuppofed has now come into
the Bay with hopes of being equally fuccefsful.
On Wedne.fday the Lord Eldon, Captain You aro, arrived in the
River, with the Harriet, Captain LYNCH.
London, England, 1807-06-03

MARRIED.

On Monday Unnight, T. Reece, Lfq of the Secretary of State's
Office, to Mils P eeves, of Warwick-iireet, Goiden fquare.
Or. Wedmiday, the 27th of May, at Norton, in Lt. flordildre,
John Robittfoo, M.l) of•Doncalter, to Mifs Wiliamfon, daughter
of the late Robert Williamfon, Efq. of Lotzport, in the above
County.
At Edinburgh, an the 27th ult. William Jay, lfq mu-chant, to
Mifs Layel, only daughter of the late Rev. Alexaioler Layel, mi-
Miler of the Scots Church at Rotterdam _ _

Friday, at Fulham, Mr. Thomas Naylor, of Great Newport-
ftreet, Lung-acre, attorney at law, to Mifs Sarah Alai Barber,
joungeit daughter of Mr. John Barber, of Stairwell Moo., near
Staines, Middiefez.

At Naffau, Ncw Providence, nn the isth of March, Captain
Samuel Chambers, of the Royal Navy. to Mira Sufm Matilda
Wylly, cldat daughter of William Wylly, Efq. Attorucy•Getxral
for the Bahamas.
London, England, 1807-06-03

HOLT'S INFALLIBLE HOOFING COUGH SPECIFIC.
AF I'ER an experience of upwards of 13 Years (.1.
the Need's of this valuable Medicine in ftveral thoufand
carts i•fHOOPING COUGH,the Proprietor offers it to the Public
as the only Specific and infallible cure tor this ditlrtffing Infeafe
When it is conlidcred how many Children die annually of this
Malady, and that even when recovered from it, too often lays the
foundations of Colifumptions of the lung• and other fatal Difor-
i ders, it cannot be too ftrongly recommended to the attention of
Parents and other Guardians of Children, in order to prevent the
Dif, are when it makes its attack, from proceeding to a dangerous
heidit. So fpeedy are its (Mac that it removes the Difeafe cons.
plettly in fix or at milt eight doles; it polrefres neither table nor
find', which renders it rafily taken in the earliet period of inisney
fhe Proprietor challenges a tingle in Iht.ce of failure to be brought
forward where this Medicine has been ufed.
Sold wholefale and retail by R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, Lon-
don; and retail by men country venders, In bottles, price 4s. each
London, England, 1807-06-03

LINTON V. PHIPPS.

The siltation in this cafe was, whether the Plain-
tiff's Attorney, of the name of Edward Rulhworth,
Humid not pay the Defendant his coils, and likeuile
anfwer the matters contained in the affidaiits.

The affidavits charg d Mr. Rulhworth with mak-
ing ufe of the names of his dependants in commencing
qmi tarn affirms againfl country Gentlemen, to recover
penalties under the Game Laws. This practice had
been followed with tel not only to the Defen-
dant, but to a Mr. Rowboddy and others. In the
fuit againfl Mr. Phipps, Mr. Rulhworth had failed.
the Plaintiff was taken in execution for the colts, and
was now confined in Lincoln County Gail.
The ATTORNEY' OEWRIAL and Mr. Torritto,
againll the tale, produced the affidavits of Mr. Roth-
worth, the plaintiff, and Mr. Wake, directly contra.
dieting every Itaternent on the other fide, denying
that Mr. Rt.fhworth had any iotereltlin the tient of
the trial, further than for his Colts. the Attorney
for the plaintiff. .

Mr. GA ::AW WAS prneeedit:a to reply to this ten
drlony,
ony, when he was flopped by' the CHIEF JUSTICE,
who, on account of the lateners of the hour, deferied
the conlideration of the cafe until to.roort ow.

°SWAM AND OTHERS V. GIBBS
Mr. PARK moved fora new trial in this cafe, upon
the ground that it was necefiAry to have had a regif
ter of the Chip by the builder, the defendant, upon
the fide to the plefent plaintiffs. 'Fhc of f Ale pro-
duced was dated in June, and reci.ed a regiller by
the pit efent plaintiffs at. Penzance, in Cornwall, about
a month before, which, he laid, could not be go,d,
bccaufe no transfer in a 'hip could be made except by
bill of fale which (hould be regidered.
'lle Court held that upon the fir building of the
fhip it was rot necclfary to make a regitler by the
builder, but only upon the firfl fale of it, which was
done here. Rule ~ifirclufed.
London, England, 1807-06-03

STU MARD, MAY so.

The intelligence which our Court has received
from Silefia sate, that, in confequence of the want
of ammunition, the Corps employed in the Siege of
Nei& has been compelled to fulpend the bombard-
ment of the fourth; but as hipplies have been re-
ceived from Schweidnitz, the liege will be continued
with the greaten ativity.
We are informed that the Diet of Hungary have
demanded the eflablithment of a New Contlitntion,
conformable to the enlightened Rate of the prefent
age.
AUGSUURCH, MAY 18.

We expea here to-morrow the French horfe char-
feurs and cuiraffiers ; they will be followed by the
Spanifh regiment cf Guadalaxara, and feveral other
regiments.
So much has been Paid lately of negotiations, and
the reports which have been circulated are fo contra
diefory, that it is difficult to know what to believe.
It'is, however, generally believed that the nego-
tiations are not fo far advanced as was believed.—
They fay that the Emperor Napoleon, always anxima
to employ all the means in his power to prevent the efujicso
of blood, had propofed peace to the Emperor of Roc-
ha and the King of Pruflia, on very moderate terms;
that the two Sovereigns replied, that they were ready
to treat, but that their connexions with Great Britain
and Sweden did not permit them to a& without the
participation of thole Courts. It is Paid that Frarce
did not oppofe this propofiti,n, declaring that the
wifhed for a general peace. The principle of corn.
penfations was then propofed as the bails of peace,
and force general articles were even dikoffed ; all
thefe propofitions have been communicated to the
Courts of London and Stockholm, but their anfwers
have not yet been received. The letters from Poland
fay, that thefe communications have been made
through the medium of Aids de-Camp, but that no
diplomatic conferences have yet taken place. Baron
St. Vincent, who reprefents the Sovereign whole
mediation has been accepted, has been made acquain
ted with what has paged ; but it is feared that the
intrigues of the Englifh Miniller will frullrate the
efforts of the friends of humanity.
London, England, 1807-04-07

NEWCASTLE, APRIL 4.

A letter from Chritlianfand, dated the zoth ult.
Oates, that 'there was then lying there a Fiench pri•
vateer, of fix guns, one of a fquadron of 1$ privateers,
which failed from Antwerp a lhort time before ; the
was watching the failing of the trade from that port,
but it was hoped would Coon be taken, as notice has
been fent to an Englith Chip of war, then uff the
Naze.
London, England, 1807-04-07

RIVER OUSE NAVIGATION, SUSSEX.

A NNUI rrEs.—WA NTED to BORROW on
ANNUI TIES, for the Lives of the Lenders, or fuch Per-
rims as they (hall name, on fecurity of the Tolls, ,nazl. to carry on
the Wcrks of this Navigation.
Any perfon willing to advance the whole, or part of the faid
40001. are reti tidied to deliver their propofals in writing, contain-
ing the name, film, and the age of the pctfon on whole lite the fame
is to be advanced, to the Company of Proprietor'', at their meeting,
to be held at the Tyger Inn in Lind6eld, on Thurfday, the 9th
day of April inftant, at eleven o!el..ck in the forenoon; or to Mr.
Waller, their Clerk,at his Office in Cucklield, Suites.
London, England, 1807-04-07

RAW HIDES.

Hides(perltone) 36 21 to 3$ 461. Horfe Skins 151 to T7s each
hliddling 2, 40. to 26 8d Sh.ep Skint 4$ od to 6s yd
Ordinary t, tod to 24 2d Siteatlings 06 al to 06 osl
Heavy Calf zli Gd cacti 1 Lamb Skins 2s Gd to 36 6d
QOAL MARKET, April 6.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
27 Neweaftle Coal 25 44a 3d to 526 01
2 Sunderland • s 445 6d to 4S• yd

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

PARINERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Simon Lockett and Thomas Turner, of Nl'ilfon arca, Fii.fbury-

fyune, folieitors, March 24, 1807.
Micah and William Mellor, of Lige. Top, Staff.odlblie, button
manufadurers, March a ;0807.
R. Symonsand M. Plumb, of Sloaue•ftrect, Ki.igh:fbridge, ladle's,
March 31,1807.
John Jcnkinlon, Samuel Ackerley, John Whittaker, and Thoniat
Leernicg, of Salford, Lancathire,machine makers, March 2.5,1R07.
Frances Davies and Charlotte Parker, of Duke ftreet , Mancheftcr-

•
fqoare, drefs makers, March 25, t 807.
John Welsford, John Cotley Welsford, Frederick William Wels•
ford, and James Dirk, of Lad-lane, merchants, Pcc. t,18.:6.
Duncomb Pyrke and John B4:11, of Cheaplide, Londos, warthoure-
men, April 1,1807.
William Thompfon, jun. and Richard Thompfon, of Newark upon
Trent, NOttitighamihire. wine merchants. March to. t 807
Thomas D: rocs, Thomas Handy, and James Meredith, of Bir-
mingham II ix fpinners, Fat. it,
James Hail int, James Kerfhaw, and llamas Kerfhaw, of Turton,
Lancalbire, cotton fpinnera, March 30, 1807.
John Pepper and George Pepper, of Kew Green, Seriph carptn.
ters and undertakers, Dec. 25,1806.
Charles Henry Rigaud, Charles Battye, and Thomas Pilgrim, of
Bucklerfbnry, London, brokers, March 31, 5807.
Thomas Nceves, George Burge, and William Prithard, coal-mer-
chants, of Cwm Brain, Monmouthlbire, March 25, tBO7.
Thomas Molincux, and Richard Fofter, millers and farmers, of
_ _

Kingfnorton, Worcefteraire, March as, 1807.
Abraham Chapman, Thomas Nerves, George Burge. and William
Pritchard, coal-merchants, of Cwm Brain, Monmouththire,
September 29, t 806.
Abraham Cbapman,Thomas Naves, and William Pritchard, coal-
merchants, or Briltol, September 2.6, t
London, England, 1807-04-07

AVERY Capital Grand PIAI4O FORTE by
BROADWOOD, as loaf as new, colt Seventy Pounds,
parted with for no other rearm than it his not the mw invented'
four additional Keys io the Treble, which are of op tacit) conwts
or to fing with. It will be fold now for Thirty Pounds only.—
To be item from twelve to fear o'clock, at No. s, Lelealer place,
141adter•8toarc.—N. B. A Packing Cafes with all other charges,
may be had for al. los.
London, England, 1807-04-07

YARMOUTH, APRIL 6.

Arrived the CRESCENT frigate, from Sheernefs,
and' the BADGER cutter, Gustuottp, and has cap-
tured an open boat, with t3o half ankers of fpirits.
Palled this port with a fair wind, the outward bound
Baltic convoy.—Ships of war remain as per
Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-04-07

DIVIDENDS.

April iq. John Scott and George Scott, of South-Rreet. Finfbury.
fquare, London, merchants and parti•crs, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. Ralph Houlding and John lioulding, late of l'rtfton, in
dealers in liquors, and now or late partners, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
April le. Edmund Rodd, of Lontlon.fireet, London , merchant,
at ten, at GuildhalL
April t.. Thomas Hudfon. of New Boud-Rrect, Middlefez, tavern
ke' per, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. Thomas Fawcett, late of the Old Change, London,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. •
April tI. Michael Favell, late of High.ftroet, Southwark, nail-
draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 11. Jolt Drury Hawkins, of Cavern Houle, in the pariitt
of Greenwich, Kent, cabinet-maker, at ten, at

April t 4. Thomas Bawdoi, late of Redruth, Curawall, draper,
at teu, at Guildhall. London. . . . .

April t;. Thomas Sherratt, of Birmingham, carrier, at twelve'
at the Shakefpeare Tavern, New Rreet, Birmingham.
April 14. Hannah Storey, of Ncwcaftle upon Tyne. litt-n-draper,
at eleven, at the Q2een's Head, New,7altlc upon Tyre
April 14 George Ihracs and Michael Iliac*, of Bevis Marks, 11
London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April tl. Robert Gwillim, late of Worfltip-ft,eet, Finflmry,
dealer in fpirituous liquors, at twelve, at Gui'dhall.
April 14. John Thomas, late of St. James's Place, Wefiminfter,
taylor, at one, at Guildhall.
April 14 Mole., Levy, of the Minories,Middlefcx, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. Walter Ewer, rf Little Love-lane, AlderrnanburY,
London, merchant, at t.n, at Guildhall
April 13. Andrew Batie. of Neweaßle upon Tyne, grocer, at
elev.:ll,3c the %teen's Head, Neweallle upon Tyne.
April to. Thomas Johnfon, of Kidderminftcr, Worceitcribire,
grocer, at ten, at the Star and Garter Inn, IVoreell cr.
April 14 Thomas Harding, of Bolton, Lancalhire, linen draper,
• at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton.

April 13. John Simmons, Makin Simmons, and Wm Simmons,
all of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, at twelve, at the
Georg. Inn, Dale-ftreer, Liverpool.
April ie. William Veatfon and John &aeon of St. Mary at Hill,
London, merchants and brokers, at ten, at Guibllisll.
April 54. Jofeph Roundel!. late of Shipton, Yorkthire, grocer, at
eleven, at the Black Hoge Inn. Skinton.
April 14. Charles Frederick Schmoll, of Jewin-ftreet,-2ripple-
gate, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall
April 14. Benjamin John Lynch. of the Curtain Road, parilh of
St. Leonard, t horeditch,horfe dealer, at eleven. at Guildhall.
April 14. Thomas 'Taylor, of Birmingham, gun band-maker, at
twelve, at the Swats 'Tavel ti, Birmingham.
April 14. John Kenworthy, of Bollinron, Chentire, eotton-frin-
ner, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, IVlanchefter.
lApril 14. 'William Harper and Jofeph. Wilton, of Cagle court,
Budge row, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1807-04-07

DEAL, APRIL 6.

Saila the Alkmaar ftore-fhip, for Sheernefs.—Ar-
rived his Majelty's (hips OTTER, THRASHER, and
WRENGLIR, from a cruize ; and the ZsaaA bomb,
from Portfmoutb, with a convoy, which arc failed
for 'the Rivcr.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-04-07

DIRGE

rang at the funeral Of his Excellency Lieutenant General Goanno,
in the Farith Church of St. Helier's, 'nand or Jerrey, on Friday,
.25th April 1806. Ihe Moue by JouN BeAu NION r.
Hither, Cafarea, turn thy mournful eyes,
To Death's embrace thy dear defender lies ;
Cold is that heart that gloved with patriot zeal,
And clos'd thofe eyes that wateh'd thy public weal.
Hark ! kear'ft thou not a deep and gen'ral groan ?
Thy hills and vales re-echo to the moan ;
Low, low he lies, whole kind benignant hand
Dealt joy, dealt bleflings through the Gulling lard;
Who from thy coati drove pale ey'd danger far,
in peace thy council, and thy Meld in war.
Here, touch'd with fond remembrance o'er his grave,
Pour chore loft forrows that embalm the brave.
Bid Honour's, Glory's awful form‘ be near,
To fcatter laurels on the Stki.r's bier.
Yet hence each murnering thought—thy will, 0 GOD,
Has ;litre,' the decree—we kifs the rod—
Thron'd in the regions of eternal day,
'Tis thine to give. and thine to take away!
What we, Rion-lighted, view with trembling dread,
'Tis love, 'tis mercy to the favour'd dead,
Calla by his Con to reap the immediate meed,
Due to each good, each honourable deed.
Ah! happier far, each painful !trunk o'er,
The foul that lands on yon ethereal fhore,
Than he, flill doom'd in this low world to roam,
Far from his kindred fky, his native home,
'Tis this bright hope that bids us death defy,
Live unrepining, and contented did
London, England, 1807-04-07

ELSINEUR, MARCH at.

The SPARROW (loop of war failed the 18th, with
five fail under convoy. Accounts have been receiv-
ed here of a French privateer having appeared off
the Wands of Eartholms and Bornholm, She carries
fix guns, and (aid to be from Stettin. The 18th and
Islth, we had a revere gale of wind, with a heavy fall
of (now. The Evergreen, BOOTH, proceeded upward
this morning.

BARBADOES, JANUARY x 3.
The Cute' frigate captured on the 2d infant, the
French privateer fchooner le Creole, of one gun
and twentyleven men. She was taken in a calm, by
one of the Circe's boats, with only 112 men, com-
manded by Lieutenant THOMAS, who tray gallantly
boarded and carried her before any of the other
boats fent after her came up. She this day arrived
here. His Majefly's Mips CANADA and Port of Spain,
from Antigua and Dominica, have arrived fince our
laft. The brig Clyde, GAANS, of this port, from
Baltimcre, arrived on Sunday, has been fei zed under
an order of Captain COCHRANE, of the NORTHOM
lIRLAND, on a charge of having articles of coral
i.
band on board.
London, England, 1807-04-07

EAST-INDIA ROUSE. F. 4. 4, I 897•
THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCRAN2'S y; ENG •
LAND, endive. the EASTINDI RS, de lieribyylierikeeiee,
That the transfer Books of the Paid Company's Stock vein be
Phut on Tuefday, the 3d March next,.at Two &Clock, and
opened again on Thurfday, the 9th April following.
That a General Court of the laid Company will be held at their
Houle, in Leadenhan-nrect, on Weetnefday, the Bth April next,
from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until Six in the Evening, fbr
the Eleetion of fix Dircetors of the laid Cumpany for four years.
WILLfAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

BAST INDIA MOUSE, March 25, 1807.
THE COURT of DIRECTCRS of the
UNITED' COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, feather to the EAST-INDIES, do beredy give xotice,
That a General Court of the laid Company; will be held at their
Houle in Leadenhall-ttreet, on Friday the 17th of April next,
from Eleven o'clock in the forenoon until Six in the eveuhrg, to
Ballot on the following queStion, viz
" That Mr. Edward Ephraim Pote, late of the Bengal Civil
Eftablifhment, be perMitted to return with his rank to India."
In order to determine by fuHiliallot whether three parts in four
of the Proprietors preterit at Inds General Court coufera that the
laid Mr. Edward Ephraim Pote be permitted to return with his
rank to India. WILLIAM RAMSAY S,errteet.'

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TCI,THE PROPRIETORS.OF EAS T-INDIA STOCK.
LXwes AND GENTLE3I424,
M.E
ELECTION of fix DireCtors for the EAR
jj .
ndia Company being appointed for Wednefday the Bth of
April next, the favour of your Vote and Intereft Is requefted for
the following Gentlemen':
Wit,i.iou DEVAYNES, Efq. GCLIROI SMITH, Efq.
CHARLES GRANT, Efq. Ih'ial.t.tat IMOILIIITON, Efq.
SWENT TOONE. Efq. •
Which will very much °Mtge,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient Servante,
Wm Fullerton Elphinflonc, Theophilus Metcalfe,
Edward Parry, George Milieu,
Francis Baring, Charles Mills,
1 John &lab, Thomas Parry,
Wiliam &tart, • -James Poulton,
jpsob Botanquec, Richard Chichely Plowdso,
~rokih Cotton, 'Thomas Reid,
i Simon Frafer, Abraham Rohorts,
1 jelleTHuddleflon, John Robert.,
Nosh :Inglis, George Woodford Thclltifkm,
J 14glis. ~ Robert Thornton,
' Joint Manfhip, John Traver*.
' Ealt India Houfe, March 26, tBo7.