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London, England, 1807-10-20

SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS.

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IXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS,
LP adapted for every Sunday in the Year, and for the principal
Holidays and extraordinary Occafions, printed in a new Script
Type, call on purpofe, io met imitation of Manufcript. •
By a DIGNI fARY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.
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as fuperior modern compofitions, better adapted to their avowed
object than any previous attempts of the fame kind. The Author
has himfelf preached every one of them, and he can therefore (peak
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DIED.

Lately, at his houfc in Red Lion-fquare, the Lady of Thomas
Wylie, Efq.
Lately, on the Barbados Ration, Lieut. George Little, of his
Majeky's Stip Hawke, fon of Mr. Little, commander of the dicer
bulk in Portfmouth harbour.
Saturday, the Rev. D. Renaud, it years Rector of Havant, in
the 77th year *ibis age.
At Burford Bridge, Surrey, Marmaduke Cbarman, fetond fon
of James Charman, aged t 7 years.
Lately, Mifs Smith, only daughter of the Rev. John Smith, of
Lepharu, in Norfolk.
On the Bth ult. at St. Aubin. in Jerfey. Mr,. Francis Cabot,
filter of Captain Philip Hue, of Richmond Hill, Baba.
Lately. at Troy Houk, near Monmouth, Lewis Rkbards, Efq.
many year. Steward to his Grace the Dyke of Beaufort.
Captain Thomas M'Millao, aged 3s years, eldeft foil of the late
Robert M'Milbut, of LiverpoeL
Lately, at Contkrbtiry, Mr. Peter Tevelein, ate of the brothers
Of St. jobtl Hoftpital. in Nottitpte, apd a fenior ringer of the ca.
sheath, Se! *nth his brethren of the clapper. according to ao-
tient lifibiii.-made to proclaim by a muffled peal on Tuelday
About 6i months lince, in the Weft Indies, Lieutenant George
Bridges, young& fun of the late Sir crook Bridges, Bart. of Good-
neftorte in'Ktnt; the death of this brave young man, was occao-
oned by kilns Wounds he received while in the ad' of cutting 'out
a aeffel from one of tbe:Spaniiii feellethents, when With lifi crew,.
of only is men, oppofed to &so, he was taken pdfoner andfurvived
.only thrce, weeks. . .
• Tuefday fe'nnight, at' Ramrgate, at the advanced age of 'fs,
Sampfon,wifeof the hot Mr. Sampfon, furgeoit. of that'
place, and mother of Mr. John Sample*, town clerk GI Dial. •
'The Right Hon. LaclT Rcdfolore, on,thetth oltut Derrf-hill
Farm, King's County inlreland. Her Ladythip was tilf pf
eV/intern Warner Weftenra, Baron Roffmore, and—danglitir of
Chides Wollb, IN. of Wank Posh. Milani?* • Ha issdllidli has
loft Cody finis. - • . Lel.
: .
Augnit, the infant of Mft.Brucillefitaif
Pktfintry-fquare.
London, England, 1807-09-02

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

DAWNING STIFET, AVGUST 31.
The Ktvc ha, been pleated to appoint Lieutenant
General Sir JAMES HENRY CRAIG, K. B. to be Cap-
tain General and Governor in Chief in and over the
Provinces r f Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunf-
wick, Nova Scotia, and the Wands of Prince Edward
and Cape 13,-erin.
London, England, 1807-01-01

MAST-INDIA ROUSE. Mt... 12. 1806.
rrHE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS f RAG-
LAND, traeNn: to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giotaatire,
That the transfer Books of the faid Company's Stock will be
Met on Tuefday, the sd December next, at Two o'Clock, and
opened again on Tuellay, the 2oth January following.
And that the Nyland Warrants on the raid Stock, due no the
sth January, will be ready to be abetted on Monday. the nth
Tanuary next. WILLIAM RAMS AI , Seer etary.
London, England, 1807-01-01

TALES OP THE CASTLE.

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3ers GEMS OF POETRY.
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London, England, 1807-01-01

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The coati:wed wetuefs of the ream, secompanied with warm
fouth-wefterly winds, Das been, as it is feared, too fir•sturable to
vegetation. The young wheat crops on cold aloft foils have awtak
and ficklY appearance. which, if net fpcedily checked by froth.
'ull fuffer exceediagly. The winter green crops of turnips and
colaced have ft writhed amazingly; but, from receive mutt ore.
'dice's-feeding does not thrive well, the ground. being damp, and
their cotes eonftantly wet. The (en counties, from the complete
irate of drainage id which they are now in, notwithltanding the
quantity of rain which has fallen, have not been drowned; and
the outlying Rock of hay does tolerably well.
The late autumnal fairs having been abundantly fupplied with
nom beatta, the ftraw yards in every diftriet are fully flocked, in
Smithfield Msrket, Beef fetches from 4s. to Ss. 61; Mutton, Ss.
to 65.; Veal, 6s. to 75.; and Pork, 6s. to 6s. 61
The grain, in general, now thrething out (barb and polfe
crops excepted) yields well to the flail ; and the it troduttion of
that excellent machine, a threlling mill, to work by horfes, is
become pretty general in moft corn counties; a preference be-
ing Oren to thole mills sullies are moveable on wheels from one
barn to another, as they do much work in a clean and elfeillual
manner.

Owing to minima wet. the sinter operation of plowing and
carrying out manure have been in moil places tufpended.

ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
CAssaasooa.--The gold and ,deer medals offered by Dr. Wm
Turtoo, fur the heft poetical effolions to the memory of Lord Nei-
fun, have been adjudged is two curnpoStions ; fbe firft, we under.
Itaost is the production of Mr. IL.ltigh Trevelyan, B. A- of Saint
it.hn's College ; the fecond, of Mr Mainwaring,of Bromlow•hall,
ChLthire.

The King hai been pleated to prefcnt the Rev. John Forth to
the Reetory Weft lieflerton, lu thecounty and dioccfe of York,
void by tbe death of the Rev. T. Dade_

The Rt.v. Favcll Hopkins, M. A. of Huntingdon, formerly of
Trinity College, is prefented by the Matter and Fellows of Cheta
bail to t►e Vicarage of Dozford St. John. in this county, vacant by
the ragnation of the Rev. Francis Creffwell.
• The King bar been pleated to prefent the Rev. Henry Wm.
Chatopneys to the vicarage of Weltoshin the clioeefe of Y.rk, the
fame beinv void by the refignation of the Rev. Nicholas Simon,
the Lilt incumbent.
The Rev. Wnt. I.ort Mantel. D. D. Recitor of Feu%lire sad
Vicar of Cheßerton, and the Rev. George Law, 1).13. Redior of
Willirgham, are elected Convocation rrodlors for the Clergy
the diorefe of Ely.

BIRTHS.
The wife of Mr. Henry Dixon, of Middletin Place, in the pa-
rift of Corney, in Cumberland, no the 17th of Odtober,of a girl
and again no Tuefliy, the nth uk. of a buy—Both children arc
living. and together with the mother, are doing welL
London, England, 1807-01-01

REVOLUTION IN ST. LORIINGO.

ADDRESS OF THE ARMY OF HAYTI TO THE GENE,
RAI. IN CHIEF, HENRY CHRISTOPHE.
Tyranny ha` been deltroyed along with the tyrant!
N.—l:belly revives Since the ,7th we have been
frce—tlriking example of 'evolutions effeeled by Ma.
chtavelifm. and which proves that a people ldng in
hcociage, if once made acquainted with their own
thengili, though they may fuffer themfelves to be
ahtifed for a time by thole they believed capabla
putting 'Lem in the enjoyment of their efforts, yet it
will never be p fEble to that their eyes again their
true intereas •• the inceffant agitations which have
fucceeded each other have fufficientiy proved this—
:od that the objeCt propofed had not yet been ob-
tained—that petiod alone when the Tetnple of War
may he clofed.
The principles you have always ailed upon,
and which you have had the courage to communi-
cate to the Generals in the periods of barbarifm,
when evep our breath was conttrued into a meaning.
and might bring the heads of the molt innocent to
the fcaffold ; thofe principles have been the elearie•
flame which has canted the commotion that baa
been fa Ilrongly felt, and which has carried away
every thing with it, to the moment when Jsas
Jacques De &lines, our common oppreffor, uphill to
live.
" Vengeance has had its operation, sad nate:thi.
army ooly waits for your pelmet, 16 concur in the
formation of the focial towed which Mould unite
uw—of a Contlitution in which every citizen (ball at
length find fecurity for his perfon, and the (acted
right of property, emanating from the general will;
not like that mi.tbapen alt which we have trodden
under our feet, made in the ftlence of the Cabinet,
without the knowledge of thofe crook Wattled in it,
and calculated only to flatter the earice of a fink
individual, and even in the letter of it contrary to
every principle of liberty. Thus long strafed, we
have (worn not to feparate till we have fr4n the new
condituiiimel ae rodaitited-rth4t at% in 414 vic

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London, England, 1807-10-27

140OsE OF ILL FAME.

John Church was indiaed for keeping a houfe of ill
fame in the neighbourhood of Shoreditch.
The profecution was inflituted at the inflance and
expence of feveral refpeEtable inhabitants of that dif-
mei, and conduced by Mr. GURNEY ; when, after
hearing Mr. ALLEY in behalf of the flamer, he
was found Crui.V.

A murder was com,.,itted on Friday morning
early, at Eall Benton, Wilts, on the perfon of Mr.
Simeon,jun. at ilisg out of the following circmilances.
The father of Mt. Sime-at, a reputable farmer, had
fuffei ed many depredations in his farm yard, fuch as
wounding cattle, stealing poultry, &c. On Thurfday
night, a watch, confiding of three perfons, was fee
to ditCover the offenders. Ithout two o'clock in•the
morning, three fellows made their appearance In the
poultry rook, adjoining a hay 1 ft where the perfons
were watching ; an& atier having flaughtered and
bagged feveral fowls, they retreated. They wete
purfued by the perfons on the watch ; but, having
dropped their booty, they eleaped ; and, whilk Mr.
S. continued h eager purfuit, which his companions
had relinquiftred, the three fellows furrounded him,
and, with a bludgeon, killed him on the !pot. The
fell who ltruck the blows was difcovered at day
light in the morning, and fecured ; but he has refilled
to difcover his accomplices. The alTaffin is a car-
penter, who refides in the patifh, of a known langui-
uary
A (hocking accident happened onThurfday in Port-
iand-ftreet, which was occafioned by the negle4l of
the driver of a coal-waggon, who was taken into
cuftody :—A Mrs. Sanderfon, who refides in the
liannpflead road, accompanied by a young lady and
a little girl, were palling towards Oxford•ttrcet, in a
chariot, when a part of the way was impeded by a
timber-carriage, which had flopped, and at the fame
time a coal•waggon was approaching without a dri•
I ver. The driver of the chariot put his horfes on the
(peed to clear himfelf of the waggon, when the
wheel horfe of the latter made a fudden Hart, and
ran the waggon with fuch force againit the chariot
as to overturn it with the utmoft violence. The child
had its arms out of the chariot-window, and the
body of the chariot fell on one of them, which that-
tered the bones to fplintcrs, and bruifed her body
! dreadfully. Mrs. Sanderfon and the other lady ef•
taped with fevere bruilcs. The life of the child is
defpaited of

R TH.
On Saturday evening, in Hill it reet, Berkeley-Nuare, the Lady
of the Right Hun. Lord Foley, of d daughter.

MARRIED.
Yefttrday, Mr. Hughes, of Fintbrry•fquare, to Mifs Bib,
daughter of Mr. Bah, of Cornhill.

DIED.

In July laft, in confequence of his wounds, received at Buenos
Ayres, Captain Patrick Gordon, of the 87th regiment of foot,
yout.gt fl fun of the late John Gordon, E:q. of Balmuir, writer to
the fignit, Edinburgh.
At Fortin, Mr. Bulb, father of Lieutenaut Bulb, of the Royal
Navy.
At Cow+, Mr. George Parke, fon of Lieutenant Parke, agent
for TraufForts, at Cowes.
London, England, 1807-10-27

ilUmßia 5854

NEVER ACTED.
THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.

rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 27,
.11. will be produced a New Comedy, in ive Adts, called
TIME'S A TELL TALE.•

*The Chareacis by M. itaytnood, Ellifloo, Mathews, Dow-
ton, Tbalracr, Rolfell. De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid-
dons, Mrs. Sparks, Mifi Dunean.—.The Prologue to be fpoken
by Mr. Eyre, and the Epilogue by Mr. ElElton.
To which will be added the Fame of

FORTUNE'S FROLIC.
Robin Roughhead, Mr. Mathews • Dolly, Mrs. Harlow.
To morrow, (firft time this realist)) the Operatic Piece of Ma-
Itginsony Clara, Mrs. Jordan.
Mr. graham will make his firft appearance this feafon on Thug-
.:Stay nest, in the Opera of the Travellers.
London, England, 1807-10-27

THE POET DER MODY.

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THE HARP OF ERIN ; containing the Poetical
Works of the late THOMAS DERMODY ; now firit col-
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Autbir of the Life of Dermcdy.
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price 96. in hoards,
PATRIOTIC SKETCHES nt IRELAND, WI it.
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By Mils O\VENSON.
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PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.

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Bvu. price 14S. the ad edition Of.

I. ']'HE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC ;
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difeafcs of all climates.
London, England, 1807-10-27

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

G RAVIISEND, ocl-on tit 26 .—Paffed by, the Duckworth, Dixon,
from Honduru; the Malta, Williams, from Monte Video; the
John, Ration, from Archangel the Lively, Mather, and the Dir.
patch, Rome, from Waterford; the Speculation, Weller, from
Limerick; the United Sifters, Grace; the Succefs, Walter; and
the Hopewell, Williams, from Cork —Sailed, the Liffey, Orpin,
for Dublin ; the Ranger, Anderfoa, for Gibraltar ; and the Eme-
line, Waterman, for Mogadore.
London, England, 1807-10-27

BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER i;.

On Monday morning 1.41 the United States frigate
Chef-freak, and two gun boats, arrived at Annapolis
from Norfcik—and on Wednelday they failed, with a
fair wind, d.iwn the bay. We are unacquainted with
the cbjeft of this expedition.
London, England, 1807-10-27

CLERKENWLLL SESS.OAS, OCTOBER z 6.

A rung man, who keeps a refpeelable fchool, was
tried on a charge of exeicifing unufual feverity cn
one of his pupils. From the evidence of the child,
who was about nine years old, it would appear that
he had been beaten on his back with a flick, and two
furgeons were called to fuppor t the evidence, as far as
the charge of feverity went.
On the part of the defendant, Mr. GURNEY ad-
dreffed the Jury at confiderable length, and called
feveral refpettable witneges as to the humane and
temperate ennduet of the defendant, in addition to
whom Sir William Blizard and Mr. Afhley Cooper,
eery eminent furgeons, were produced, merely as to
t"eir opinion relative to the extent of injury dune to
the child, when they both declared. thrt, although
the blows were feyere for a child Of his age, yet there
was no vilible appearance of any thing that could
lead to feriow confequencec.
The Chairman left the quantum of feverity as a
matter for the Ju-y to confider, and after fame fhort
deliberation, they found a verditt of Aot
Stephen Irecten was indicted for affaulting a lad in
Somers Town, as he was palling with his matter's
tray in his hand, and felting a dog at him, by which
he was very much injured. The cafe was made
clearly (AA, and being attended with fume very ag-
gravating circumstances, the defendant was found
Guilty ; and the Court, after a fuitable admonition,
fentenced hint to pay a fine of col.
London, England, 1807-10-27

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 27,
will be aeled a Tragedy, called

GEORGE BARNWELL;
Or, THE LONDON MERCHAN r.
s
Tboroughgood, Mr. Murray; George Barnwell. Mt' C. Kemble;
Milwood, Mils Smith; Lucy, Mrs. Mattocks.

To which Will be added Wit time tbls rearm) the Pantomime or
HARLEQUIN AND MOTiIER GOOSE;
Ur, THE GOLDEN EGG.

Tomorrow will be performed the Comedy of the Poor Gentle-
jun. On Thurfday, Ifabella; or, The Fatal Marriage. To
which will be 'added (never ailed) a New Barge, called Too
Friendly by half.
;• A new Comte Opera,and Shakfpeare's Play of The Winter's
Tale, are in preparation, and will be immediately produced.
London, England, 1807-10-27

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COMPANION to the ALMANACK, con.
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Biographical Sketches cf the Ferran., and Hiltorical A ccouets of
the Events on which the Fefi Jade arc Founded. To which is
prefixed an tutroduelion, Explaining the Chronological and Miro-
stoical Tenni, and the general Contents of Modern Alinanacks ;
With a Brief ingui:y into their Origin.
By JOHN AUDLEY.
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LONDON SESSIONS.

The Seffions were opened yefterday, before the
Loan MAYOR, Aldermen Sir CHARLES PRICE, Sir
WILLIAM CURTIS, and the other Aldermen on the
Rota, with Sheriff PHILLIPS, and the ufual routine
of City Officers.
7 Noma: Honeybull, and -Wary his wife, were indiBed
for an affault on a Mrs. Simmons, the wife of a fel.
lowfhip porter, in which line the other allied ; they
were found Guilt, ; but as it was a trifling bounds,
one fhilling fine only was taken.
homas Fielett, a cordwainer, was found Guilty of
an alfsult., attended with fume aggravating circum•
fiances, and ordered to be imprifoned one month.
An indiement was called on againft the famous
John M'Coull and his wife. Mr. BOLLARD moved to
relpite the iecognizance, but the Court confidering
it as one of the &nal tricks of thefe Gentlemen, or-
dered the recognizance to be eilreated.
The Rev. Mr. Berard, whole trial laft Seffions,lor
(hooting at a porter who was employed as a Sheriff's
Officer's affiflant, as reported laft Seflions, when the
judgment was refpited, was now brought up for
judgment. The fentence of the Court was, that he
I pay a fine of one fhilling, and find fureties, himfilf
in 401. and two others in aol. each.
In an appeal, made by the Parifh of St. Bride's v.
St. George, Hanover fquare, refpeeting the fettle-
ment of an illegitimate child, born of the body of, a
Mrs. Johnnon, in Princes•fireet, Five Fields, Chelfea;
the child was bated to be not more than eleven years
of age : this much having been proved, Mr. Bot.-
LAND afked the following que(iion Can you fwear
that you were prefent at the birth of this child ?"

" Ycs, Sir, I think 1 can."— A general laugh per.
vaded the Court, even the Recorder relaxed his
tnufcles. The Officers of Sr. George had the girl de
livered to their charge, and the Court adjourned.
London, England, 1807-10-27

ARRIVED.

At Portfinouth, the City of Cork, Bickerton ; and Two Elizas,
Doycl, from cork— At Exeter, Elizabeth, —, from Archangel
—M Liverpool, Corfica, —, from Archangel ; Herald, Col-
ling, from Petcriburgh ; Prefident, Young, from New York ; and
the Globe Wood, from Qimbec—At Ram fgate, Minerva, Cald-
well, from Hull—At Hull. Pilgrim, Harrifon, from Peterfburg—
At luvernefs, Britannia, Douglas, from Peterfburg—ln the Clycl^,
George, Smith, from —At Cork, Intrepid, King, and the
James,—, from St. Übe's—At Revel, Jane, Brown, from Hull
—At Oporto. Hope, Befant, from 17;t2cber—At New York, Hope,
Wchio , Rhoda and Betfey, —; and the Betfey, Dunbar, from
',brown' ; George, Tayler, and the Factor, Caldwell, from the
Clvd, —At Trinidad, King George, Braffey, from Africa ; Molly,
Richards ; and the Alexander, Caton, from LiverpooL
London, England, 1807-10-27

PORT WIN ES WRECKED.

ABOUT I 20 Pipes of remarkably excellent RED
PORT fated from the wreck or the Mary and Fltrabeth,
lately loft on the Goodwin Sand, will be fold by public Pale on
account of the llndcrerlters, at Dover and Deal, in the courle of
seat week, of which further notice will be given.
London, England, 1807-10-27

By ROBERT THOMAS, M D.

This work has been carefully reviled ; a kw difeafes which were
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Dr. Thomas has abridged with judgment, has added modern opi-
nions and dikoveries, has frequently introduced the refult of his
own experience, and his performance thus becomes an ufeful com-
pendium of the prefen: Rate of medical pradtice."
Monthly Review, June, p.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1807

VICTUALLING OPPICI, 011-Aer 23, 2803.
THE COMMISSIONERS. for VICTUALLING

HIS M 47 ESTI': NAVY, lc hereby give Notice,
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That on Friday the 13th of November next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for Two Hon-
dred Thoufand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered
from Warehoures in wkich it &all have been bonded, free of duty,
one half in the eourfe of one month, and the remainder in one
month afterwards, into his Majefly's Vidtualling Stores at Ford*.
mouth, Plymouth, and Cork, in the following proportions, viz.
Portfmouth Bo,oco Gallons.
Plymouth zoo,oco
Cork 20,C00

200,000
The Conditions of the Contradts, (ix which tone new regulations
have has introduced), may be leen at the Secretary's Office.
N. B No Tender Tull! 6e ado:W.4'lr a lel; quantity than Tex Thou.
land Galloxi, n r will retard be thid to ay, is vohith tit arise flail sot
6 isfartai is words a: le vain, Matilde sot be deloarovit to the Board
before Oft i Clod es the Friday the 1316 of Noveish-r next, air
ilitkfi the Papa *.ho wales the Tender, or font Perdia ox his behalf,
attend: t• autism whoa ca:iod for.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday the
13:h d:-.y of November next, at to o'clock in the Forenoon,
11-`IIE HULL ,f the Ship GRAAF SUWARROW—
Alio her Malts, Yards, Sails, Anchors, cables,
Rigging, and a qu entity of other Stores.
For famplcs and other particulars apply to
Marc SMI rH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBE,
Brokers, Lcuidon.

By Order of the Commiftioners for the Care and Dirporal of
PruiThin Property.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
196 Pieces -2 Ditto (Spirits) Ditto.
4 Half Pieces Red Wine.
17 Ditto French White and Picardon Wine.
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Being part of the Cargo of the Dana fhip Fortuna, Van Cznipen
miner, condemned as Prize to his Majefty.
A few Tons Campeachy and Honduras Lugwood, and a frnall
qest.tity of Grinding Stones.
For Catalogues, famples, and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HA WF:ER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Ey Private Sale, 4a Bales of Smyrna ChttonWool, and 41 Bale
Georsladitto.—Plymoatls, OsR. i 9, rite'''.
VOLTAIRE'S CHARLES XV: In PR!, CH or ENGLISH.
This day was publifhed.
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London, England, 1807-12-15

PRECIOUS CONFESSION.

A GOOD THING.—We venture to inform the Ren-
der that he is at liberty to perufe the following anti=*
de from The Citizen of this morning, tinder the im•
preffion that the Editor is entirely rninaken, for that
the letter alluded to, is now in Mr. Paine's poffeflion,
dated OEtober 9, 1807, and fubfcribed with the pro-
per hand of Thomas Jeffet fon.
• it is reported in town, and the report is in every body's
mouth, that the Prefident has written a letter to Tom Paine, in
which, among other things, it is Paid that no reafonable expedia-
Hon can be formed of an amicable termination of our differences
with England ; we fee that the rumour has been wafted from this
city to the Editor of the United States Gazette,who loth bp of
leffinitig the Praident is the elleene of biz eiticene, has givtii
•• form and priffure" in his paper. Is ant this ono of the many
modes in which the chore:Ber and main? of Mr. :flieftn has ken
off:silid Ay bir federal oppoxent: ? lam inclined to think that it is.
• Paine has indeed, in the moments of his intoxication, which
are all his moments, Omen a letter to his precious vifitanta and
to perfons in the area., which contains the opinion a'cribed to
Mr. Jefferfon • which letter old Peßilence afferts was written to
him by the Prefident; but who can believe it ; who, cherifhing a
becoming refped for the exalted charader of the executive,would
give publicity to fueh a report, upon fuels authority ? Paine has
told a /ie. The fagacity of the Prefident, his regard for public
decency and morals, and his known prudence and circumfpedion;
all induce the belief that he has not written the letter which Paine
in his drunken belchings, has told half the town he has received
from him probably in the hope that the affertion might find its
way into the federal prints as a choice faem of tie& calumny."
If Mr. Jefferfon dues not look queer, when he lees
the above, he mutt poffefs a wondrous command of
countenance.—New Torl Evening Pill.
London, England, 1807-12-15

PRICE cit► if-6N IN THE BC/Roiroti MARKET.

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New Bags 51 54 to 61 6s I Poekcui 51 los to 71 75
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St. James's. Whiterhapel.
Hay perload 4 15 o tr, 6 6 0 Hay per load 4 10 to 6 to
straw t 16 oto 2 1 o Stia 1 14 to 2 1
Clover 5 13 CO 6 18
ritCi Of OAT AND STRAW Its SWITOSSILD. .
Hay. - 51 01 to 61 6s New Clover of ocs to G 1 oos
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Clover 51 to. to 61 Gs Straw, xl 13s to 21 ti

SMITHFIELD MARKET, December 14
The fupply of prime beets was this day very gond. and the
Market. in general, exhibited a plentiful thew of Cattle. Beef and
Veal are darer than our latt report. Mutton is cheaper. Pork
fold at lalt price. and the trade, for the molt part, was fumevrhat
hrifk The fates in the Hay Mai wLre rather lively. Hay mid
Straw have dropped in price Lance Friday's Market. Clover
fetched a better price.

To fink the offal—per Ilone of Sib.
Beef 411 od to 6s 04 I Veal 49 04 to 61 od
o Mutton od to Ss 44 Pork 4s od to 41
USA° OF CAT/ LI TRIO DAT.
Boils, about 369 --Sheep and Lambs. 24,641.
Calves 240-110 540.
NEWG ATE and LEADENHALL, December 14
Per Root of 816, by the careafe.
Reef 31 04 to pO4 I Vcal 3. Sd pSd
Mutton 3s od to 48 Ed Pork 4s od to 4. 44

COAL MARKET, December 14.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
so NoyesMe Coal 4 484 9d to s6s od
6 Sunderland o oos od to eta cd
a Cinders s a6s cd to cos cd

The Danes are making uncommon exertions to
recruit their marine. It is Hated, that there were on
the aoth ult. at fea, or in readinefs for fea, two fail of
the line, three frigates, 13 brigs carrying from 14 to
18 guns, one fchooner of to guns, feven gun boats
mounting from two to fix guns, and three fmaller
ones, hefides numerous yawls, each carrying a gun,
and in fame inflances four howitzers. It is a fingular
fa& that when the Danifb fleet was furrendered to
tis, it was flared that the (hips were nnprovided with
boats ; they had been fent away, and kept concealed
rill the term of our convention expired, when feveral
hundleds of them made their appearance in the har-
bour. Many.of thefe have been fitted with guns fur
the annoyance of our trade in the Baltic.
About eight.o'clock on Friday evening a boat, in
going through London Bridge, was twirled about
feveral times by the thong current, when one of the
watermen, (tithe name of James Fletcher, who !elided
at Hungerfotd market, fell overboard, and was
drowned. The hotly has not been found.
London, England, 1807-01-08

REECE'S MEDICAL GUIDE.
This day was publithed,
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•In One Volume Odtavo, price ios. 6d. in Boards, the Fourth
Edition, confiderably enlarged and corrected, of
THE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Life of Fa.
unties and young Pradlitioners, er Students in IVlc.'icine and
Surgery; being a complete Syftem of Modern Domeftid Medi-
doe ; exhibiting in familiar terms the lateft and molt important
Dircoveries relative to the Prevention, Diainetion, Cade,. and
Cure of Difeafes by Medicine and Diet, particularly Confumption
of the Lungs, Afthrna, ludigeftlon, Flatulence, Gout, Scropauta,
Pally, Rheumatifm. Cancer, Worms, Nervous and Bilious Com-
,' plaints, the Difeafes of Children, &c. &e. To *bids arc added, a
Family Difpxnfatory, and a eopious Appendis.containing explicit
Inftrudtioss for the ordinary Mantontent of Children, and fuch
Cafes KAccisiciits which require en immediate did, &c. &c. •
BY 'RICHARD REECE, M.D.

Fellow°, tbe Royal College of Surgeons, Autisor of a.Treatife on
theLicheu Itlandicus. in Weak. of the Lungs, &c.

Printed for Longman, Hurft., Rees, and Orme, Paiertrolter row
London, England, 1807-01-08

DECEMBER 21.

The abfence of the Court, and the diflance of the;
theatre of war, prevent this Capital from furnithing
as much political intelligence as formerly. However,
our communication with the Grand Army continues
uninterrupted. Letters received by the la cornier
mention, that General Oudinot had formed two fc-
lea companies of Combiners out of his corps, and +'
was getting ready to proceed at the head of his gre-
madier. into Poland. Al the letters from that country
mention the retreat of the Ruffians, who find them-
(elves too weak to venture an engagement, and are
waiting for reinforcements at come dillance from the
Villula ; but in proportion as. the Ruffians retreat,
the Poles continue to rife, fo that the fituation of the
former becomes every claymore hazardous.
Many people think that the Cabieet of St. Peter(.
burgh would find more fafetyis a treaty than in a
campaign, the confequeaus of which maybe maul.
culable. People who arc known to be well informed,
allure us in their letters, that fix mosselts provificuss
for the French army had ban pretty Well fecured.
It is certain, that an army fo numerous was never
before engaged at fuch a dillance from its own.
country, and enjoyed fuch abundance. All the let-
ters received from French Officers at Warfaw, de.
fcribe the cheerfulnefs and gratitude of the Poles to..
wards their deliverers. '4 MI the contention here
(lays one of thefe letters) is among the citizens, in
order to obtain the preference of providing for us."
The 5 per cents. Confols, are 76 francs so cents.
Bank (hares 1253 francs 75 cents.
There was much .11ormy weather at Brea on the
12th, r3th, and 14th, accompanied with thunder
and lightning ; a houfe and tin tower of a church
were (Truck by the latter, but not much damaged.
The !hips in the road were in a good condition ; but
the Adder, an Englifh brig of war, with 45 men,
was flranded, and the crew faved. An American
three matted veffel, named the Defiance, was driven
into the harbour without anchor or cable, and the
people fared. She had a cargo of wool, and was
bound (rum St. Andaro to Tonningen.
In confequence of the decree for the blockade of
the ifland of Cheat Britain, a privateer belonging to
St. M.10e., has sized and brought into Cherbourg
a veal from the coati of Barbary, freighted with
morocco and callficins, and bound to England.

GEltadiVr.
London, England, 1807-01-08

VENIct, rogeEmnit A.

The blockade of this port has been carried on with
tuch rigour by the Englith and Ruffians, that the
merchants have come to a refolution to fend all their
goods from Trielle to Ulna, &c. by land, as this cir-
cuitous pattige is lefs expenfive than the puke of in
!lira= by fea.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

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HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, lAN. 7.
At four o'clock, the Lord Chancellor took his feat, and prayers
being concluded, the Houfe then adjourned during pleafure. When
it returned, Mr. Hobboufe, with a deputation from the Honk
of Commons, prefented at the bar the annual Bills, granting to his
Majcity certain duties on Malt, Sugar, Penflons, and Offices.
When the Members of the Houk of Commons withdrew, the
kid Bills were, on the motion of Lord WALSINGHAM, fe-
verally read a firft time.
The Duke of NORFOLK gave notice, that he would, on Mon-
day, move, " that the Petition, at prefent lying on their Lord-
flair' table, which fa forth a claim to the Barony of Howard de
Walden, infterd of being referred to the Committee of Privileges,
Ihould be pnftpone& for confideration to the t tth of February
next.".--Adjourneil until to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-01-08

DIED.

On Todlay, John Swann, Mg. of Wolvercot, near Orford, in
his jog, year
On Sunday lalt, after an Diners of t 8 months, Mrs. Harvey,
wife of Mr. John Harvey, Library, Weymouth.

HIGH WATIlit AT LOWZON simian TOMOKI
Mornleg - 30 minutes after
Afternoon • - 5 t minutes after a
London, England, 1807-01-08

This day were publitheti,.
Beautifully printed in foolfeap Odavo, and embellidied with a fine
Head of All3CrCetl, price ys. 6d. in boards,
TH*E. ODES of ANACREON of TROS ; lite-
rally tranflated into Englith Profe, with Notes, Second
Edition.

By the Rev. THOMAS GILPIN. A. B.
London : Printed for J. MaYnnan, No. 21. Poultry ; and Wil-
fon and Spence, York.
London, England, 1807-01-08

FRANCE.

PAM, DECEMBER 16.
The Mallow of the t sth contains the following
Proclamation of his Prutlian Welly againfl the In-
furgents -and accomplices in the late iofurreilion in
South Pita& :

" Ofterode, Nov. 18, 1806.
" His Prufllan Majefty has been informed that fome diforderiy
_movements have taken place in Use derartmeuts of Pofer. and Km
Welt. His Majeity is perfuaded, that the greateft part of the
Nation componng South Prullla, and to which the department of
Warfaw has given fo great an example, will never forget the be-
nefits that have been heftowed upon them. It can be only a few
Members of the Native Nobleffe, or Ittangers, who endeavour to
form a party in favour of the enemy, and excite an infurredion
In the country. in order to derive force unjuft and perfonal advan •
Cages from thofe difaiters which may be introduced by a civil war.
Theft perfona are already Rained with the blood of their fellow-
citizens, and it will be necriliry toufe the greatrft feverity towards"
the ref of theft abandoned Members. His Majefty delivers them
up to martial law, and orders the Authorities to arreft the Noble&
that thew any difpolltion to take part in the infurredion ; and he
Hiewife orders all Military Tribunals to aloft fuch perfons oin the
fpot as Dull be coovi!ted of taking pat: in the Mfurrodion ; every
accomplice, who fball denounce any guilty perfon, fall not only
tfcape punintraent Wadi, but even obtain a recompense.
" FREDERICK WILLIAfiI."
London, England, 1807-01-08

DIVIDENDS.

January r 9. Aletander Shrdden, of HARoI, drUggift, at eleven, at
the White Lion Inn, Broad Itrect, Drift&
January Y 7. Peter Itichardfon' of Wakefield, Yorkfbire, woolfta-
pier, at eleven, at the White Hart inn,Walefield.
January 1.7. John Hennem, of the Limekllns,parilh of Eat Green!
with, Kent, corn and eoal.dealer, at tea, at Guildhall.
Feb. 7. Jofiah Cooke, of New Road, Portland road, Middlefes,
ftatuary and mafon, at eleven, at Guildhall.
January Jeremiah Cdther, of Pitchennibe, Gloucefteribire,
clothier, at elevea, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroud.
Jan. t.. William Baldwin. late of Wigan, Lang:albite, ferivclKr,
at eleven, at the Pear slaw Inn, Wigan.
January to. George rafterby and William Macfarlane, of Canada
Wharf, Rotherhitht, Surrey, merchants, at ten. at Geikiball.
January se. Benjamin rests and Ann Smith, of Bacingh.di Greet,
London, fodtors, at onv, at Guildhall.
January 13. John Brown Muffelwhite, now or late of Warettabt,
Dorklblre, butcher, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Blandford.
January 17. blotters Harris of Maidlione, Kent, *ciente- driper,
at ten, at Guilcba 1, Landon.
January 19, • Pohn Pollard and John Tbompfon, both late of Pref.
ton, I.aocstiorre, itufiln•rnanutadotcrs, and partners, at eleven,

at the Red Lion Inn, Preßon.
January 19. William Ruffen Watts, of griftol, grocer, at eleven,
at the Bulb Tavern, Corn-Brett, Britt&
January 17. William Revett, of Roherbithe, Surrey, miller, at ten,
at Oußdball, London.
January t 7. George Atkinfon, of Cloth Fair, Smithfield, Landon,
glazier, at one, at Guildhall.
jantnry t 7. Lydlz Peacock, late of Beverley, Yorkiiiire, woollen-
draper, at fix, at the Tiger Inn, Bevcrky.
London, England, 1807-01-08

VIENNA., DEC. 3.

The Engin Ambalfador here, Mr. Adair, has
difpatched a courier for London, vihogoes by the wly
of Malta.

The anfwer of the Hungarian Orders, to the requi-
fitions of the Court of Vienna, has been already pre-
rented to his Majefly our Emperor and Ring, and
gave him much plealure. On the sth of April next,
a Diet will begin to fit and deliberate.
It is infinuated that the High Court Martial has
deprived the Commanding General in Chief ofAuflria,
Prince Ferdinand of Wirtemberg, of the title of
4' Highnefs ;" which has been intimated to all the
-Generals having commands under him.
Our Gazette contains the following intelligence
from Turkey, :
The dilturbances in Romelia. which lately feemed
to have been quelled, have again broken our. Mut-
tapha Bairadar has detached Sdeltria from its alle-
giance.
Upon the recommendation of the prefent Captain
Pacha, the Porte has reintlated the lately difatiffed
Kaimakan of Egypt, Mahomed Ali; he has promifed
to pay an increased tribute, and has fent to Alexan-.
dria his fon as a hoftage. It is very much feared
that the public peace, In lately. reflored, will be
again endangered by thefe proceedings, and the
old difputcs with the Beys are by no means fettled ;
indeed every thing in that quarter has already evinced
a gloomy and threatening afpdt.
-flee equipment of foreral fhipa of the line and
fmaller vetrels of war fo lately begun in the Channel
of Conftantinople, has been fo vigoroufly carried cn,
that they are now all ready for lea.
Dec. 13.—A Ruffian General has arrived here,
who has been pref:nted to his Majelty by Count de
Rafumowfity. _ _

Count Wenzel Coltondo has returned from Jo.
fephitadt, with the fentences pronounced againa the
General Officers det.tined ptifnners in that place.—
The En peror has mitigated that of Prince Auer.
fperg : he is to be deprived of all his dignities, and
red four years in one of the fortreffes.
The Col ittel of his Staff, M. De Theis, is ca.
(tiered.

Colonel Cseriager, of the hairs of Sickly, who
$ masanded the advanced polls at the bridge (If
ne4, Views, oe the 33th of November 38os,
the day when the French palled it, though the
Prince of Auerfperg had pofitive orders tst beta it, is
enntlemned to two months impritoomant t but he
will be reinaste..l in his cask after he beelfulFered this
punifbesent.
lieutenant Offsets) Mack wiii.-geadmiteed to die,
without a Arentipg voice'; but fiiidslikkatence
vill• be mitigated:

We we allured that a Dzpotation from the No-
ble& I !alt and Weft Gallicia are on their way to
chi stir gaachnica; P 4 44dity to

his imperial Majeßy's Perron and Houk, ant; to of-
fer Min all the affillance in their power.
This day the Pru(lian courier, who lately arrived
here, returned to the Proffian head quarters. Ano-
ther was, at the fame time, difpatched by our Chan-
cery exprefs to London, by way of Riga-
The Ruffians entered Jaffy on the 26th November.
London, England, 1807-01-08

FRANKFORT. DEC. so.

In the afternoon of the itlth the Emprefs of France
iictompanied by her Majelly the Queen of Holland,
ind the Grand Duchela of Baden, entered- this city.
The Archduke of Heire Dartnltacit and bis fponfe are
1 alfn here. _ _ _ _ _

The confines of Switzerland are infefted by very
confidtrable bands of robbers. •

Forty•fts thnufand 'nen have been quartered upon
this city at different periods fince the commencement
of the war. •

LIIPSIC., MC as.

According to the public Journals, the Miniller of
State, Count Stadion, tranfmitted a Note, on the 27th
of November, to General Andrei*, the-French
Ambaffador at Vienna, containing fnme coeftions re-
fpeding the Proclamation of General Dombrowfity
to the ?oh& Nation.