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London, England, 1807-05-23

THEM! E ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 25, 1807, will
Lc aded Shalc,fpearea Tragedy, called
CORIOLANUS.
To wh;ch will be added the Pantomime of
HARLEOTIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
This Evemog--The Tragedy of Macbeth; with the Efcapes.

70 be LET, ready fmnifhed, and may be entered
A upon immediately, a VILLA, with a Kitchen Garden and
Mee Grounds, and with or without Pafture Land, fituate at
Fray Hill, near Enfield, formerly in the occupation of the late
lfiseareock,and lately quitted by Arthur William Gregory, E(q.
Tls Prange* are fit for the immediate reception of a genteel
hither particulars may be had, by enquiry at Mari. Blazland
21/4 he, Upholfterers, No. 72, Old Broa,l•ftrect, London ; and of
M 2 Thomas Hill, at Forty Hill, Enfield.

VICTUAL LING.OPPICR, May ts, 18°77.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS .11.147157 re NAPT, do herd" fit,* Notice,
That on Thurfday the 30th of June nett, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (fcaled up) and treat for the (apply of
what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required
for the ufe of his Majelty's Ships and Varela at the Monde of Ja-
maica, and New Providence, for twelve months certain, from the
tsth November next ;and further until fix months notice than be
given on either fide, for the termination thereof : the mode of pay•
ment to be by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Cootradts may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be Lod to say Teader is which Mt prke 'oil not be
infested in words or inerth) or Mot Anil not be 'Mineral to the Board
before one o'cloca on the laid Tutilay Jbe jOtb of yzett next, NM
sus* the Perim web* wales tit Tender, or loose Perfoa on his dehiphr,
auto& to anfwer loins nolied for ; nor will any Tender that contains or.
travagant priers uponfotere arti.l hand/mkt: much inferior to the real
value upon others, be eonift ueJas proper to 6t admitted.
PURSUAN to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe " Titostas and Others againft
looses and Othcrs,".the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of
Rosier Jonas, late of bonnion Cattle, in the County of Gla-
morgan, Ffq. are, cn or before the lath day of Tune next, to
come in and prove their Deb.& before John Simeon, kfq. one o'
the Maftcrs of the Lid Court, at his Chambers in St,uthampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default thereof, till,
will be peremptorily excluded tiv Benefit of the Paid Decree.
Mays, Bi 7. CHARLES BROWN
Solicitor for the Complainants.
London, England, 1807-05-23

NEWRY. MAY 14.

At the final tittle of the poll Inr the 11-trrnigh of
Newry, this d.sy, the number s Rood as follow r

For the Hon. I:ieot Gen. Francis Needham
For :he Right Hon. Mae Corry

Majority ialavour of Genetal Needham 4a
Mr. Coaev having declined to appear nn the Ita-
iags this day, and Ilia votes being exhauned, he for-
feited his tallies.

General Needham, whn had joined With man?,
other refpeet4ble Gentlemen, in calling a meeting of
d.c Freeholders of the County of Down, in morrow,
at Dowtipatrick, in order to noruinate two 'perfon.to
reprefent the County in Parliament, did not will%
further to trouble his friends; and he was therefore
declared duly elefied, and chaired through the diffe-
rent (fleets, amidst an immenfe crowd of happy and
delighte4 people, and the evening concluded wilts
bonfires, and other demonftrations of joy.
London, England, 1807-05-23

USTITUTION for the Cure of IMPEDIMENTS of SPEECH,
teruetion of FOREIGNERS in the Idiom and Pronunciation
of the Englifh Language, and Improvement of ENGLISH
ORATORY, No. 40, Bedford Place.
MR. and Mrs. THELWALL continue to lend
their alEfLance to Ladies and Gentlemen in all the various
*Ferments of Eng Nth Elocution, and to thole efpccially who
e*kr have difficulties or imperfections of utterance, or who afpire
nit higher graces and accompliihments of eloquence, dce.
Pupils may be attended, either privately, or in chiles, at Rated
Mats ; or may he accommodated as boarders, by the Year,
lent er, Month, &c Foreigners, and Gentlemen from the Coun
try, whole Ray in London is neeeffarily limited, (thole elpecially
who have Impediments) will find particular advantages in domef-
ticathal. For the ufe of the latter, is prepared,
A BOOK OF I. XERCISES, with Manufcript Notations, prix.
so Guineas, by means of which the Pupil who has received only
a few Leon., may be enabkd to purfuc a fyftem of felt tuition.
Jul or Pupils, with Impediments, entrufted to the care of Mrs
T.will he initiated in the French, Latin, and Italian Languagcs,&c.
London, England, 1807-05-23

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
G LLLLL mew.
YOUR Vitei and Taterell are earnefily recrefted
for Colonel SERGISON, whole Committees will be daily
Uttlng at the /Lures of Mr. Henry Heathcote, Bouverie-ilreet,
Fleet !freer, anti Mr Gwynne, Lewes. The Election is held at
Lewes, and the Poll will c .ntinue open every day from Ten in
the Morning until Five in the Afternoon Any information that
can be given to promote the return of Colonel Sea G/50N,Mill be
thankfully received by the Committees.
The Rate of the Pull at the dole on Friday, the 22d
SART:ISOM - 2110
Mr. WYNDHAM - 3824
Mr. FOLI.aa - 2139
Carriages will be provided to convey the Freeholders to Lewes,
on application ro Mr. Heathcote.
London, England, 1807-07-29

TO BE SOLD BY PRI VA l'E CONTRACT,

Very Valuable fit E-Eilo"Lii-ig-FAYi. corn
prifing funtlry Extenfive Manors with the Royalties, Fithe-
ries, Rights ani Privileges belonging thereto;
A Magnificcrt MANSION HOUSE,

Built with Stone and covered with Slate, in complete repair,
with Offices of every dcfcription, and upon a very large fcale of
accommodation ; walled In kitchen garden, hot houfts, codes-vs-
tory, green houfe, flower garden, lawn, &rubbery. plcafure-
ground and home farm, platintions.and coppices fiorcd with very
valuable and ornamental timber, chiefly oak, with a fn.-rounding
and foe the molt part contiguous eltate; confiftirg of farms and
cone. Meet buildings. mills, cottages and upwards of fire thou-
rand eig'it hundred fLitute acres of very rich arable, meadow,
pafture, orchards, hop ground and wood land, in high cultivation,
and capable of great improvement; all let to refpedtahle tenants
at Old Rents, and the I.cafes will expire at Lady day next. Situate
in a rich and beautiful pan of the kingalom,about t 35 miles Nort-
h of London.

Fur paniail .r 4 apply terlt4r. Claridge. 47. Pall Mall
London, England, 1807-07-29

WARWICKsHIRti.

A Defirihle ratnily Rtfi lente with Mill 2nd Farm• enntiguost.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AMoST eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE in the
Village of Alveftnn. about two milee from Stratford upon
Avon in the County of Warwick, comprizing a hanifome modern
built Manfinn Houfe, fatal tte upon the Banks of the Avon. in the
centre of a Paddock of atwut twe air:eight Acres on a flight eleva-
tion, which renders it perfedity dry in all fear ns ; with convecdent
drams. garden. fifh pond, coach houfe, and Rabies, all In complete
repair; a Meadow of ei:hteen Acres, a Corn Mill on the River
Avon at a diftance from the Maafinn, with el. yen Acres of Mese
dow Land in feveral piccea adjoining; a Cottage and Four Acres
of Land planted with Uzi-re; the Hthery of part of the River
Avon—And two capir d anti well proportiemed Farms, confining
of new (even hundred Acres of excellent Arshle and Meadow
Land : one of the Farms is at an eafy diftanee from the Manlion,
and the (viler in a more remote part of tbe Parini—both of them
have been inclofed about thirty years, and are tenanted by r-fpece '
table Farmers. The village of Alvellen Deleted on its North and
Weitern fides by the river Avon. is fltuatkd in a pleafant and
healthy part of the County of War\vick, and'in the centre of Mr.
Corkin Hunt. The neighbourhood is geweel, and. from the ex-
ceVence of the roads, and the clranners and fuperior quality of the
foil, this Mullion and its Denternee derive every advantage defira
ble for the rcliderce of a genteel Family.
The Mill awl Farms are on Leafe, which will (wan expire.
To accommodate purchafers, the bianfion Hnnfe, Demeb.e
Lands. Mill, and ocareil Farm, will be f•ld reparately.
For further particulars, and to treat for the purchafe, ap'iy (if
by letter port paid) to Melks. Wyatt, f,olicitors, Stratford upon
Avon.
London, England, 1807-07-29

At the London Tavern. Foxhole ftreet, l'lymouth, on Friday, the
3t It July inftant, at Ttn o'clock in the Forenoon.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.—
TOR 110311 CONSUMPTION.
TP Cafk4 Anetto
47 Boxes Indigo
237 Dales Cotton Wool
About 17 t tans Pieces Nicaragua Wood, and
anon Staves
Part of the Cargo of the American Brig BCC/SAMS. CURTIS
HOLM es Mafter, from New York. reftoreti to the Claimants.
For viewi.ig,Samples, and further information, apply to Phillip
Sanfom and Sem, Prquires, in London ; or to Mr. John Hawker,
Merchant, Plymouth.
After which, by directions or the C ,mmiffion era for the Care and
Difpofal of Pruffian Property;
The terotiful, Fall filling. Copper-bottomed Ship, ANNA
WILIIELMINA; of the following I)imenfions
length 83 It. a :n.
Breadth 22 6
pewee!) Decks 4
Holt • s
Admeafures 774 it-94th Tons.
She is Beitifh built, fuppofed In the Thames, copper fattened,
has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for is gabs, with a
very near and convenient round bottle on the quarter deck, with
(unable bitting for the Mailer and Officers; alto an elrnant cabin,
with ftate rooms for paffengers below, good fteerage, Btc. She is
alfo capable of carrying a large cargo. and mull he oonfidered a moil
defirable Veffel for the Streights, Weft India, or South American
Trades, or as a Packet to Lilbon, Malta, America, or Weft India
Ifl mdt. Her materials are good, has a patent windlafs, and re-
quires very little to he done to fend her to any part of the Globe.
Detained on het voyage from the Cape of Good Hope. by his Ma-
jetty's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaration of holtilities againft
Pruflia. and finer condemned to his Majefty.
For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.
After the Sale of the ANNA WILIIRLMINA, a Ftie Dutch built
Koff, shoot two Teams old, of the following Dimenfiuns t
Length 88 ft. 9 in.
Breadth m.• 21 10
Depth 11 2}
Admeafures,4B9 53-94.
She is a Veffel of the firft Oafs, and of great capacity, adapted
for the Timber, or any other frade, where great burden is debt
able. She is abundantly found in (lore., aria may be fent to fa
in one week.
' For viewing the Vefel and fteret. apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKiiii, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1807-07-29

SALE BY AUCTION.

MANOR AND ESTATE.—SOMPR SETSHIRR
• At Oarravray's on lhuriday.thr 13th day of Auguft,

linlei. previoullydifonfedof by Private i:ontrati -
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal
led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free confifting of a molt de.
firable Gethie Refidence, a part of which has been recently fitted
up. at a corgi It-rabic expenee ; offices, gardens. and ab ut 750
acres of capital grazing land. in a ring fe"ce, with fuitable farm•
!inures, and farming bonding,. &nate in the rich Vale of Glalton •
bury, two miles trom Shepton Menem four from Glaltonbury,
and twenty from Bath and Briftol. Two rivulets run through
the Fftate, abounding with trout, &c afrard a cooftant fup.
ply of fine water tacd for irrigation. The Manor abound. with
game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and ftnne for build-
ing. The Tenants' term expires at Lady day next, when the
whole, or any part,may be occupied by a Purchafer.
For price and every particular, where plans may be teen, ap-
ply (if by letter, poft paid) to Mr. Warry. New Inn. London ;
Metres. Fooks and Evered, Shepton Mallets ; and Mr. Belt Land -
Surveyor, Winchrfter.
Mr. Hicks, of Patton Park Houfe, will (hew the Eftate ;—and
printed particulars may he had at Garraway's; Bulb Inn, Brittol,
White Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Sabibury ; New London Inn, Ex
eta.: and George Bridgewater.
London, England, 1807-07-29

Itnvai Vntic Mary la Bonne Volanteert.
Lieutenant R Cattlell to be Captain, vice Hall, retigned. Dated
April 3, tlb7.
St. Jamey' VAllnteers.
I leutenantWilliam A'Beckett to he Captain, vier.Ftuart,decenfeelt
Pnfign John Fit-eiman to be Lieutenant, vice A'Reekett ; and
'Mynas snow, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Freeman. Dated April
6. 18(16
Sr. Giles and St George, Bloomartry,Volonteert.
lA'illiarn Carr, Ffq to be Adjutant, without pay, vice Harvey,
promoted. Dated May a, 1807
St. George's Voinnteere.
Frfixn Hare, y to be Lieutenant.vice %Vilfon, rrfigned ; and ---
Grobecker. Gent. to be ditto, vice Gay, rained. Dated
May q 18-17•
Alexander Bruce, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Harvey, promoted --
Dated May 7. t 8,7.
BANKRUPTCY FNLARCFD.

Mgt& rt. Filward Maine. of St. Sanitises-lane, London, mer-
chant, at ten at GuiltDail.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Henry Alexander, of fvloorfiel is. Micidlefcx,bruker.
BANKRUP IS. _ _

Jame. Wood, of Burnley, Lanai:hire, apothecary. &nice and chap •
man to fu-render Auguft at, at five. Auguft as. and September
8, at eleven, at the Bull lon,Burnley. Attornies, Mr William
Shaw. Junior, Burnley; or Mr, Philip Hurd, No. 7, King's •
Bench Walks Ten.ple, London.
Robert Walm. Bey. of Habergbam Eaves, parifh of Whelk!, Lan •
cefhtre, cotton mannfadturer, dealer and chapman. Auguft. at,
at five. Auguft as and September 8. at eleven, at the Bull Inn,
Burnley Attneniet, Mr. William Shaw, Junior, Burnley,or Mr.
v Philip Hurd. No. 7, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London.
Archibald Mackean, late of Wincheftcr•ftreet, London, Merchant,
dealer and chapman, Augrft 4. it. al'd Sept 8, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivingtnn, Fenchurch Buildings,
. .

Ferchurch-treet.
Thome. Ndbitt, of High ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, ehinam*nt
dealer and chapman. Amtuit t, 8, and September 8, at ten, at
CuildhalL Attornies. Metfri. Twynam and Walker, Nu. 9,
Ring's Bench Walk., Temple.
Samuel Lloyd, of Padding•on, Middlefey, grocer, cl,ater xnql chap •
man. A ugu ft 4. It. and Sept.!, at twelve, at Guildhall, t.oudun.
Attorney, Mr. Sudlow, Monument-yard.
DI VMEMIS.
Aupoft r. Samuel Yates, of Wood ftreet, London, mtrthant, at

twelve, at Guildhall.
Auguft T. Fdward Faltham, late of A' n, T.aneithire, a lico-
manufadiurer, at melee, at thr Be3ell Paw, Wigiu.
Auguft i. Fraud, Skegg of Davie• fleece, Berkeley-Iquare, Mid
dicks, oilman, at ten, at Guildhall.
_ _

Austin 3 John diming, late of Sheep, Farm, LeicefterfEre
miller, at eleven, at the Sun in Sheepy Magna.
Auguß 3 William Dowding the younger, of Henft ridge, Simer
fetihire. dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn
Shaftefbury Dorfetlhire.
Auguß 3. Jahn Hemming, of the parilli of St. Andrevr,lA'oreelier,
whitefinith and ironmonger, at one, at the Crown lan, Broad.
ftreet Woreeftcr.
London, England, 1807-07-29

BUENOS AYRES AND 114ONTE VIDEO.

This day was puhlithed, illwltratcd by 2 Maps, In One elegant
Volume, (mall Odtavo, Pike Sit Shillings in Boards,

'TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acrofb the
Continent of SOUTH AMSRICA.by POTOSI to LIMA,
performed in the Years typo and int, being the Welt Travels
through tilde Countries..
With copious Notes by the Trantlitnr, enrt tining authentic
Deferiptioas of all the Spanifh Pt:dreams its Ouuth Attunes,
,drawn from the laft and heft Authorities.
By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS,

Formerly Diiedtor of the Minei. near Cracow, in Poland, and
late Dircdor of the Mines and of the Proccfs of Amalgataation

in Peru.
Printed for Kt CUARD Put EA tps, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, Blackfriars,

and to be had of A I:ool:ft-lien.

Of whom may alio be had, The PRESENT 87ATT Of PERU, in
one elegant Vsdome. Qarto, a mbeUilhed with f wenty coloured
Engravings, price 21. ss. in board;
London, England, 1807-07-29

"I his day was publithed, price 26. •
A PLAIN SPEECH, or AI)DRESS to the
IMPERIAL PARLIAMFNT of GREAT PRITAIN,
t-e. Chewing in what manner Nations may be prosperous aid
happy rich and great, free from privation., grievances and bur-
slens,and remain in peace and friendatip with one another.
By 'GEORGE EDWARDS, Efq. M.D.
Printed for J. johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard, and I. Hatcbard
Piccadilly where may he had.
The Difenverc of the True and Natural Fra n' hirniind, price
It. td ; and Mean. adequate to the Prefent Crilis, price 4s.
AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF
BOOKS OF EDUCATION.
This day was publiftted„ printed nn good Payer, and in a dear
Type; correfponding In hze with Dr. Mayor's Britt& Nepos,
price 3..bdund. with the MN Allowance to Schnale„
HE CLASS BOOK; or Three liuneeed and
Sixty five RRAD/NO Lesseita" fin Schonts of either See :
°combining, with the elements of all knowledge. a greater Number
of reading Ezerdlee, from the bet Authors, than are to he found
in any other work of the fame deferipti"n: event leffon having a
clearly defined etijoet, and teaching fame principle of (deuce or
illorshry, or tome important truth.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR.
The Author has been tlimuls.ed to compile thefe neercifes in
reading, by the obfervatinn, that, although there a prefent cult
feveral excellent books for teaching Reading and Eluention. the
object 01 them dues not extend beyond the mere combination of
words; and they confiß ai.mnft entirely of paltages, feleCted with
reference to beauty of compoition only. In the prefent Wad's He.
gal" has been united with Utility ; Sound and Sent: have been
itudion4y combined; and Eloquence ha" always been adapted to
the purporm or Inetudion. In &oft, eve. y one of the lh IT"nt in
this Clafs &ok is calculated to make the Young Reader bath
Mite and
'theAutitor's own experimee as a Teacher f•igerfted to him the
disifion of his honk into three hundred and !ivy five lcfons,ma
entitle every day in tbr year; in each of which the fubjedt matter
is generally finithed within the fultahk length of a tabu. This
diction, it is obvious, will he attended wi-h an equal degree of
convenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the actual Mainers of a pub
is Seminary.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLITI, No. 6. Bridge ftreet, Black•
trine ;sod to be bad et adbookfefien is the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-07-29

FOR IMF T 1 F rH AND GUMS,
_ _ _

THE Public is refpeafully cautioned peainfl Imi.
rations of the ESSENCE. of PRARI. and PEARL DEN-
'Firm CE, invented by the Ire JACOB H EMET, Dentift to the
QUEEN and the PRINCE of WALES, which have been proved
by lung experience to be infinitely more efficacious for the Teeth
and Gums, than any thing yet Mei:wend.
They continue to be fold, wholcfale and retail, by Bayley and
Blew, No. f,CoAfpur-fireet, London, price as. 9J. each, enclofcd
in a Ramp, in which the following words are engraved
•• J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Coekfpur
The Forgery whereof is Felony —Sold aim retail by I'. Seaman
(late Partner and SuccdTor to Mr. Hemet, Georr Arco, Ham).
verlquare.
N.B. The Effenee Is particularly recommended to Parents and
peens who have the ear. of Children, as the greateft prefervative
of young and tender 'Teeth.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
TO BE LET, from Michaelmas nest,

ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
HOUSE, Garden, fix Italia Stable and Barn, with the
Anpurtenances, called and known by the name of SODSTON,
Mune in the Para of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke.
The Dwelling houfe confilts of two parlours and a hall on the
ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the fiat and
.econd floors. with good garrets over them, atd a good kitchen,
dairy and cellars under ground.
Sedfton is &timed on an eminence which commands extenfive
and pleafant v'cws of the furrounding country, and within a mile
of the market town of Narberth, and ten milts wf Haverfordweft,
through each ) which towns the Mail Coach runs every day,
from Milford to London.

lb Country abounds with game, and thero is a pack of hounds
kept within a mile of the place; Ind there alfo &swat capital
brooks for trout, within a (bort diitance of the Houfe.

A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land not ex-
ceeding too Acres.
For further partieul3n enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
fordwelt—Hayerfordweit, June so, ithy.
London, England, 1807-07-29

banefs.

WILLIAM.RATHISONE.

The Chairman having I& the c!talr. it was refolved nnuimouily
on the Motion of Mr. BOOTH, That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to WILLIAM RAl'llllOl4l, FN. for indefatigable, im-
partial, and patriotic conduit, iu the buliurfs of this d.iy.
London, England, 1807-07-29

MARRIED.

........
On Tuercky the 2Tft infiant, at Stoke Church, in the Parini of
Stoke Damerell, in the County of Devon, Charter Hazwell Town-
ley, Efq of the Royal Navy, to Mile Glegram, of Plymouth Doak,
in the faroc Parith.
London, England, 1807-07-29

SOMERSFTSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(Subjeet to the life of the prefent Incumbent, anti
THE ADVOWSON of a VICARAGE in the
County of Smarter, together with the Glcbe Lands, and

The Glebe Land confilts of upwards of 90 Acres of excellent
Meadow and other Land, which, together with the Tithes, is of
the ♦alue of col. per annum, and upwards, and is likrwife %key
improveable ; the Vicarage Houk has been recently built, and
contains every reptiGte for the accommodation of a genteel family,
with fuitabla offices, coach boufe, (tables, barn, out-houfes, and
farm yard.
1 he fituatiort is delightful, commanding extenlive virvv, which
are extremely hod and pielutefque ; is about a mile from the
Great Turnpike rend running from Bath to Exeter; shout fix
miles from Bridgwater ; 23 from Taunton, and eight from Gist-
tonbury.
For further particulars apply to Meffrs Bleafdale, Alexander,
and Holme, Solicitor., New Inn, London.
London, England, 1807-07-29

DR. FREEMAWb GUT I'A SALU 1 Ak IS.

THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been cf
long proved, that nothing of the precut day can bear a
competition with it in all the different flap. of a certain Difeafe,
which it effedtu fly cures and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feeling+ and extusfure that attends f divation
without ckbilitatin; the coullitution In any degree, or even re
trtiring confinement from butinefs. or reftrietion in diet. The
radical virtues ts' tht•fe ineftiimsble Drops have proved their claim
to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all the de
bility of both fries, they prove a never failing reft rative, whit
ther the debility Is produced by too free ufe of Mercury. illicit
plearures, or the effed+ of a warm dilute to travellers and chafe
going abroad. They cannel be recommend n 1 too &only to
thole who will receive a fafc fpeedy, and complcte cure in all old
ftubborn Meet+, and every weaknefs that affects the bladder and
organs of 'ile By its efficacy many women have become MO-
thers who for years had been deprived of that happincfs
_ _

SSoldwholefele and retail at Mr. Butler's. No. 4,• Chenpfide, car
ner of Pattrnolter-row, and retail by Belam, Portfmnutb; Wt ton
Portfea ; Willq and Rogers, Plymouth; Perk, Hull; Calved!, Dub
lin; Macdonald. Ghfg,ow ; Smith and Manclerton, t dinburgh
and by snoft country medicine venders, in bottles, at as. 9d. each,
with ample direetions.
London, England, 1807-07-29

HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.
This day was publifhtd, in a large and very elegant volume, sta.
accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price
al. as. in beards.
ATOUR through ENGLAND alniz the Right
and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMS FADT, in the
Summer and Autumn of ;866.

By Sir JOHN CARR,
Author of the Stranger in Ir.liand, A Northern Summer, or Tour

round the Baltic,
Pergit, et bonnet) (taata eft tiducia) ripe*
Ineomitatos CLAUDIAN.
In this Work an impartial account is given of the manner+, euf-
toms, arts, and condition of the Dutch fince the emmerfion of the
Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom.. and a
defeription of the mnft interefting °Ned+ and fernery in Holland
and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed wi•h a variety of anec-
dotes illultrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of
France and Germany through which the Author p3IT id , and the
whole is embanked with 20 Fmgravings, by a dißinguilked Artilt,
from drawings made on the fpot.
Printed for RICHARD Poi r.• ies, No 6, Bridge ftreet. Bla ekfriars,
and to be had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be had,
The NORTHERN SOMNIER, price al. as.
The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21 sq.
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THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL
AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED.
This day was publißied. in Two large Volumes Quarto. price
Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illnftratrd with nearly to )
Engravings. 30 of which are coloured from Nature, reprefent•
ing various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, adapted
to the molt improved methods of Cultiva,7 in the molt approv•
ed Gnats, and the principal Breeds of Shccp and (.'attic, from
original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott,
A COMPLETE SYS FEM OF PRACTICAL
.s• AGRICULTURE, incluling all the modern improvements
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In explanation of the Nature and Compofition of :mils and Ma-
nures; and thole of other Scicni.es, in the Breeding, Rearing. and
Fattening of different forts of Live Stock.
The wilt le inttaiL.:4 to combine and explain fullyand completioly
the Principles and Practice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry.
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kit/ WIWI 5774;

• ARMY.
, LIEUTENANT in an Old refpeflahle Regi
um, willies to excharle to Half-pay without a difference
'Letters addreffed (poll paid) to T. C. Ordnance Coffee Houk,
Wettininfter Bridge, will br immediately attended to.
London, England, 1807-07-29

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

'HE Good and FaA-failing Carver Bildt Cutter
the I.lVELY.—Mcafurea St Tons, copper•faftened, about
two years old; well•calculah•.* for a Yatch, or Packet, basing
two cabins, with two•length of bed places in each height. und.r
the beam% fix feet three i, ehes, a fore came with two bed places ;
the length of the hold so feet. height 9 feet. Till dilmfed of may
be hired for plcafure by the day or week.
For further particulars enquire of Mr. johnWeeka, St. Michael
Square, Southampton.
London, England, 1807-07-16

PAUPER LUNATICS.

in bringing up the Report of the Committee appointed to take
into confideration the Rate of the Pauper Lunatics in England and
Wales, Mr. C. W. Wynne, flared, that be had received numberlefs
coMmunicationsll the fubjeel from Gentlemen intereftcd in.ire
land and Scotland. His reafon for not propofing to comprehend
either of tbefe parts of the kingdom in his meafure was, that
from the difference of many regulations, and particularly from
the difference of the Poor Laws, be thought it reafonable tn fop-
pore, if fuel) a propofition were to be introduced, that it would
originate with more propriety on the Nit of fume other Geode-
intln better acquainted with thole parts of the Empire to which he
alluded. He now., therefore, only mores that the Report do lie
on the Table.

Nr.W
The SPEAKER flared that he bad received a letter front Lord
Vifcouot Mallon, mentioning his having hem cicttcd for the Leo
rough of Kingiten on-Hull, and for Wendotrer, in Buckingham-
flake' and that he bad made his Election for the former place.—A
new Writ was therefore ordered to be Ilford for Wendover.
A new Writ was ordered for Athlone, in the room of Mr
We!Wiley, who being eleCied for Eye, had made-bis Eledlion for
that Borough.
A new Writ was ordered to be 'Toed for Rye, in FulTea, in the
room of Sir John Nicholls, who having been alfo cicdt_d fur Red-
%yin, in Wilts.liad made his Eledlion for the beta place.
A new Writ was ago ordered for Rye, in the room of earl
•Clancarty. who finee his EleCtion had accepted the oliiec of one of
the Joint Pay Mafters General of Ireland.
London, England, 1807-07-16

ELSINHUR, JULY 4..

The firfi divifion of the Englifh Expedition, con.
fining of S r fail, mofi of which are come to an anchor,
arrived here under convoy of two armed (hips and a
cutter. The troops which they have on board are
(aid to amount to 2000 men. Yefterday 49 (hips
were cleared at the Sound toll.ofEce, among which
were fome of thofe which belong to the Expedition
and have troops on board. In the evening arrived
.another Englifh cotter. According to intelligence
received from Itarlfham feveral families have ar-
rived there from Memel. This day arrived feveral
(hips from the Baltic, among which is the Englills
cutter Railleur, and a (wife foiling cutter of a (mailer
faze, which left Memel four days back, and Bates that
at that time no French troops had reached Memel.
She failed immediately for the North Sea to convey
the intelligence to England.
Laß Thurfday feveral tranfports with Englifh
troops pallid by Copenhagen, Banding for the Baltic.
London, England, 1807-07-16

?IRLIAAfENTART PROCENDINGS.
HOUS/t OF LORDS. JULY is.
In an Appeal from the Court of Seffion, in Scotland, "
Artiotkers e. Alexanderand others," Mr. Alexander and Sir Sa•:
itontilly were heard for the Appellant—Farther bearing to-'
• Mohboufe, Lord Milton, Mr Delon:mitt, Mr• MOM% i
•. • Mr. Graham, Mr. G. Vanfittart, Mr. Luesingtos.
Mad roveral other Members of the Hattie of Commons, brought up
'‘, the Copyholders Bill, returned agfeea to, sod a-great auinber of
\private Bills, which were read a firft time and paired.
The American Indemnity Bill was read a third time and palled.
The 3,00050001. and t,t00,0001. Etabequer Bills' Bills, paired
through Committees. and were reported.
A great number of private Bills on the table were forwarded in
, their refpedive Rag% after which the Houfe adjourned till to-
morrow, (this day.) •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Carl Affize Bill wcnt through a Committee, and was
ordered to be reported. As was alfo Mr Jeblia Exchange Bill.
In a Committee on the Navigation Ads, it was refolved, that
leave be applied for to bring in a Bill to permit the import of
Stores into this Canonry from every State at amity with his Ma.
lefty... Ordered. to be reported to morrow.
1 be Coffee Warehoufing Bill was read a fccoad time, and or-
dered to be committed for Monday.
Mr. RUSKISSON brought up the Sierra Leone Transfer Bill,
and the Bill for granting to his Majelly a certain fum to be raged
by way of Lottery; both of which were read a tuft time, and
ordered to be read a fecund time on Monday.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the R: port of the Committee of
the whole Heufe on his Mijefty s Mcfage relative to the Frog-
mare Houk, which was agreed t.., after a few words from
Mr. ADAM; who exprellid the cordial concurrenceif the;
Prince of Wales in the meafure; and a Bill was ordered fo be.
brought in accordingly.
Colonel BARRY gave notice, that he Mould on Wednefday
fennight move for leave to brim:4 a Bill repealirg the Eledion
Labs in Ireland, and confolidating the whole into one.
The Report of the committee no the kith infirmaries was. re-
ceived, and a Bill ordered to be brought in accordingly.
The Compaiaunate Lift bill teas read a (wind time and ordered.
to be committed.
London, England, 1807-07-16

EAST PRUSSIA, JUNE t 9.

Prince Charles of Mecklenberg, in one of the late
a&ions, in which he equally dillinguiffted himfelf by
his courage and condnd, was (lightly wounded in the

arm.

ZWOLLE, JULY 4.
The head quarters of Gen♦ral Dumonceau will be
for Come time at Lingen. .

• • . , ,
itOTTERI3A M, JULY II.—;NI G Ft )
We have tint time to inform you, that an eaprefl
from tht French bead quarters brought the intelli•
gence, that on the 29th of June, the Preliminaries
Of Pea: ewere frgned lietiveen Frantz, ROIL, and,
PrufGa.—The particulars are not yet known."
Res-rocic, JUNE aB,
Them are many Swedith and PrtifTi3n troops in
the environs of Anclatn and Demmin. A bat-
talion of French troops are immediately expelled to
reinforce the garrifon. A number of cannon have
been plated near the Gate of St. toter.

AI.TONA, JULY S.
A Ruffian Courier is arrived here to-day with a,
letter of the Emperor Alexander's own hand, to the
Prince of Mecklenb'irgh, dated Tilfi', June 59. con-
taining the copy of an order of the Emperor Napo.
leon, drawn up by the Prince of Neufchatel, addref.
ed to General Laval. On receiving this order, Ge
neral Laval is to reftore the States of Mecklenburg
to the reigning Duke, with whatever property, either
.of the Duke or his fubjeits, may be under fequeftra.
tion. Some howl after came an Ard-du-eimp of
General Laval, with a letter to the Ditke, on the
fame event. The French Emperor's order arrived
( at Schwerin on Saturday night, by one of the Empe•
rot's Aids-de-Camp. The General had immediately
1 caufed M. Von Ealliwitz the Minifler to be waked,
whole fon is likewife arrived here this evening. The
General ordered the cannon in Schwerin to be fired ;
and the order fays that the French Emperor will have
i the Duke treated for the future by his Majefty's
officers, as a Sovereign in whom his Itnperial Ma-
jetty takes particular intereft. As the family of the
Duke is fo nearly related to our royal houfe, and
during a half year's flay has acquired general al
ration by its cnndefcenfion, this news, which rapidly
fpread, excited here univerfal joy.
JULY 7.—To•day his Highoefs the Hereditary
Prince of Mecklenburg Schwerin fee out from hence
for Tilfit and St. Peterfburgb.
London, England, 1807-07-16

This day was publifhed, price 31,
AN EXAMINATION of the PASSAGES con
rained in the GOSPELS, and other BOOKS of the NEW
TESTAMENT, repeting the Perfon of jiSUS, with °Nem-
nous arifiug from them.
By J. SMITH, Gentleman.
Printed for J. johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1807-07-16

THE EXPEDITION.

It appears by the letters and journals now received,
that all the reports hitherto circulated, of Denmark
having fhut the Sound againft this country, are un
founded. The aft divifion of the tranfports, with
part of the German Legion on board, have aEtually
paged the Sound, without the [mallet interruption
having been offered to them.
London, England, 1807-07-16

ULY 18, 1807

,

J ..,.

THE OLD ENOLISHALE BREIVERY.
AT a numerous and refpeaable Meeting of
holders and Perform concerned In the Conlimptiois of ALE,'
AMBER, and TABLE.BEER, holden, at the Albany Tama,
Piccadilly, on Teefday the 7th July, 1837.
H. T. ADSTEN, Efq. in the Chair.
It appearing that the Eitabliihment of a Brewery at the
End of the Metropoli., to fupply.the Inhabitants with a whole-
Lone and nutritious Beverage, to be brewed hewn Malt and HI PI
only, and delivered free from Adulteration, would prove of the
grestefkmiblic may and benefit.
It was retched, That a BREWERY &mild be accordingly
eitabbihed for that purpofe.
That a Capital of 7 s,ocol. he railed by 3000 Shares of 251
each, payable by initalments of SL The firit inftalroent to be
paid on fubferiblog—the fecond on or before the 15th Auguft,
iSo7--and the remaining three Inilaiments when called for by the
Committee. on notice of one calendar month.
Books are open for Sable iiption at.Mcffra. Birch. Chasshen sat
Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond area ; lldelin. (often, Maiinde and
Aultens, Bankers, No. to, Henshata.ftreet, Covent Garden ;
McVey. H. T. William's and Co ts, Copthall-coort,neam`tbe Bank
• Prufpeetufes maybe bad at the above hooks; at the Seem.
tares, No. 3, Hare-court, Temple; and a; the Albany Tavern,
Piceadilty. R. TAYLOR. Secetary.

LONDON SVBSCRIP now PUBLIC DISTILLERY,
Pee the DISTILLATION and RECTIFYING of GENUINE
• BRITISH SPIRT TS, CORDIALS, antROMIPOUNDS.
THE promoters of this much wanted and ofefoi:
undertaking rcfpediftilly ihform the Interelled Public, that
after great exertions, and calling in the aid and abilities of thole
perfectly competent, they have finithed their Arrangements and
ConSitur:on of a plan in that way, which they prefume will mat
with public approbation (for which they refer to the perufal of
their Prcdpeau:). They further beg with brevity to Rate. the
great leading features of their plan are, that the Public may be
fervor! with Genuine Britilh Spirit., Compounds, and Cordial",
which they particularly recantmend to all Retailers withing to fell
articles of the heft quality.
For the convenience of the Public, Shares are divided into
,Sol.
each, transferable and payable by initalments, none of which art
to exceed ten per cent. on the turn fubfcrilsed, without at leak so
days notice of each payment.
The whole of the concern to be managed by Fifteen Direetors,
appointed from the Subleribers for that pmpote.
As loon as a fufficient number of Suhfcribers are obtained, a
General Meeting of them will be held at the London Tavern, for
the furtherance of the undertaking.
In the mean time, One found per Share will be received at
Mars. Welton, Pinhorn, and Co Baukcrs, Borough ; Pybas,
Hale. and Co Old Bond.ftreet ; or from ten to four, at the
Company's Surveyor's Office, No. 26, 'Change-Ailey, Royal Ex-
change, who e Profpedlafes may be bad, and other information
obtained.
London, England, 1807-07-16

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CHUDLEIGH FIRE.

.

Crown and Anchor; Strand, July r 4, 2307.
AT an ADJOURNED MEETING of the COM-
MITTEE, SAMUEL DREWE. EN. in the Chair,
It appeared, that the under-mentioned Subferiptioes had been re.
celved, in addition to thole already publiffied i
The following Bankers Rill continue to receive Subfcriptions
for the Relief of the Sufferers :—Mrffrs. Hammerfley and Co.;
Hoare and Co. Fleet.ftreet ; Down, Thornton, and Co.; *Fortier,
Lobbed', and Co.; Glyn and Co.
The Lord Chief Baron P Cooper. Efq 4 i • a
of Scotland £25 e Dr Herfeltell t a
Lord Sidmouth to to Subferiptions received by Mefl
JF. 30 0 Fletcher and Perfons, Oxford
John Cock to 0 Rev 1)r Richards, Vice
Jacob kuleris 10 o Chancellor TO 10
MM. 10 o Dr Evelcigh, Provolt of
W and R Borradaik Oriel College
and Co zo' to Sir D T Ackland, Bart
John Horoby to xo Ch Ch. t E
AB. to to Rev E Ellerton, Magda- ,
Steward and Cook 30 to len College i 'il
Rev Mr Pultuw a i Rev 1' I. Cooke, Mag.
Mrs Jones o 5 dalen College a i
Mrs Crooke o 7 W Hall, Efq a 1
'Earl or leer/miff 5 j Rev Mr Wood, Ch Ch, I 2
J Beauelerk a a Mr Round Ball of Col. leta lid.
W .Rogers, Efq t a Mr James Coftar z I
' A Friend to Humanity 3 o Dr Hurd, Mag. College a a
T Poreicr and Son 5 o Dr Wall, New College a a
Mffs Ayton a a Rev A Robertfon s a
W Warry, Us h a Rev j J Lake, Exeter
I,M B. "1 I College
1 B Fuller, Hornfey a a James Match. Efq Mag
-
Rev Rev R. Buller 5 5 &lett College a I
James Colquhoon 5 5 Rev J Griffith, Urtiverfity
Charles Batty a a College a I
N B /When, tenor 5 5 AB C. a a
John Shcrrier a a Rev T Alberti, All
Belcher Bytes a a Souls
N Brickwood a a Mr B. Lawky, All
A Gentleman a it Souls
W Taylor 5 5 Rix R. Heber, AR
A Lieutenant in the Navy a o Souls
S E S. a x Sir J Riddell, Ch Ch.
A fecund Subfeription The Pr.ncipal of Jcfus
colletygd by Mrs. College
Mervin Rev Dr Wilton, Saint
WB. x. x o Edmund's Hall a
SB. a a o Mr Cowes, Univerfity
By W 8.1 3to 6 College • s
I P. a o 0 Mrs Janes, Adwell S
Sundry (mail Mr T B Sadler a
Subferiptions 5 3 6 t t 16 Alderman Fletcher a
Charles 'Page, t.fq 33 Mr Hutton, BN. Col I
Captain W Dunstord 33 Mr Barnard, la N. College a
Mr Smith, Sweeting's- Mr 'l' Wharton, Head-
alley x a ington z
T Wright, Efq fecond Mr Howes,Mag.Col. o
Subfeription a 0 Mrs Smith a
The Gentlemen of the Rev E copleiton,Oriel
Law Society, meet- College
ing at the Sugar Rev Mr C Holmes,
Loaf,Bell-yard,Lin• C C C.
coin's Inn is o Rev..' Churchill
W I Wright, Efq a a CC C.
MR. a a Mr R Greets
Edward Esher. Efq 3 o Mr J Cooke, Oxford
Hon •Gen. W Hervey aa to Rev R Wetherell, New
RR B. a .2 College
Mr Seeker • 1 •e• Rev W Everett, New
Mr March ' • I o College
Mr Batticoinb a a Mr Machridge, Exeter
Mr Reeves o 5 College
Mr Barton o 5 The Pruvolt of Qeen's
Mi Cook 0 $
College
Mr Sargent o s The Rev J Rofdew,
Mr W Louthis 0 7 • Exeter College I
Richard Meyricke o 7 Mr Maducks, Ch Ch. a
M ifs Din, a a AZ. 0
W Wright 0 7 j H..
/ Mrs FH. a a A Lady
Mrs IVlarffiaß a a • Rev E. Rowden, New
Edward Cutler o 7 College
London, England, 1807-05-12

TO THE EDHOR OF THE STAR.

Sir-I fervently troll that after having undergone
the torture, ordinary and extraordinary, as related
in your paper of the 6th inftant, poor Hales, the
• foldier under lenience of death, in Jerfey, may be-
come the objet of his Majetly's extended mercy.
It is about eight years fince I vifited that plea(ant
ifland, where a permanent gallows is ereled, and
moft hofpitably preferved for the ufe and accommo•
dation of the Garr ifon : the matter of the ceremonies
at that time was a Frenchman, who performed with
much feeming fatisfaaion upon his Englifh fubjeas,
and if PROVIDENCE has fpared him in his dignified
fituation to this prefent moment, the above innance
would evince him to have attained to an enviable
degree of refinement in his profeffion.
The old provincial laws of thole iflands, though
no doubt the refult of profound wifdom, and tem-
pered with mercy in the execution, contain however
in the flighier degrees of punifhment fume circum-
fiances at lean unufual to the fight, and the feelings
of Englifhmen. Thus it was my lot to behold the
ears of a foldier cut off dole to his head, in a very
neat and workmanlike manner, in the public market
place—" La tete lien colfei," in a:bran new regimental
foraging cap, provided exprefsly to add folemnity
and effea to the nccalion, by order of the Miniflers
of Juflice, his officers having removed the one ori-
ginally belonging to the culprit, to preferve if poffi-
ble unwounded the efprit de eorps of their men.
Would it be an infringement upon the liberties of
the Mane!, or would it not give mutual fatisfaaion to
the garrifon and inhabitants, either to have an ac•
cufed foldier tried and punifhed by Court Martial
there, or fent to Winchefter or Southampton to take
his chance before a Blitifh Judge and Jury ?
MILES.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATI OF THB ODDS AT THB BETTING ROOM, MAT 7,

FOR DERBY:

3 to T agft Ld Egremont's ch e by Johanna—ai.to t agft Met-
eian—s tot agft Job Tkornberry-6 tot agft Mr. Witfon's colt
--to to t agft Truntpator—l3 to t agft Pioneer-3o to t agft
Chzife and One.
London, England, 1807-05-12

DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION.

-- • ---
THE following Letter has been received by JoHN
HOLLOCK, Fig. Chairman of the Committee at Gray's Inn
Coffee bout, London, from ROWLAND BUNDON, Efq. dated
Cattle Eaden, May 7, 184 :
DEAR SIR,
I have this day received the printed Refolotions or a Meetln7 of
Freeholders of the County of Durham, held at the Gray's Inn
Coffee houfe,of which you were the Chairman. So great an honour
conferred by independent men upon a .erfon under my ercutn-
Wive a baffles entirely my power of making any adeqo achvtow•
ledgment. I hope the judgment of the Meeting has tent milt:ken
Is objed, as far as my heart is concerned, in feeling the utmoft re-
verence and love to our good King, and the Ready attachment to
the Confhtution, and to the intereft of thi: County. My means, I
fear are little adequate to fupport the fplendour of the faruation of
the Reprefentative of a great and opulent county ; but I am, and
I hope I always null be, ready to wave every private confideration
when called upon to perform a public and paramou at duty. If
the County feel anxious to exprefs their approbation of his Ma-
jelly's paternal care for the general welfare and tranquillity of his
dominions, in the firmneft with which he has withftool the coon-
fels of his late Adminiftration by a change in their Reprefentatives,
I tall mat readily come forward to carry their (core into l'arlia
moat, and to watch over their interefts with all the attention I can
bellow. I really with the County bad it is their power tc fated a
perfen more happy in his eircumftances, and equally intent upon
fer virg his country. I remain, dear Sir, with truth and regard,
Your obliged and obedient humble fervatit.
To John Hullock, Efq. R. BURDON.
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pURSUAN I' to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe " THOMAS and Others aga'nft
Jos is and Others," the [udgment and Specialty Creditors of
ROBEIT Joins, lee of Fonmon Caftle, in the County of Gla
morsels, Efq. are, on or before the esth day of rune next, to
come in and prove their Deb;s before Julia S mann, Efq. one of
the Maltcrs of the raid Court, at his Casmbers in Suctbanipzon-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or. in defauit thereof, they
will be peremptorily excluded the Brnefit of the fad Decree.
May 5, 1807. CHARLES 13ROWN
Solicitor for the Complainants.

THE EVE-KING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY sa.
PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Conicls, for money. 631I—May 6311—mOtnniom ti pr.
Exchequer Bills, par.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 230 India Bonds Ss prem.
3 per Cent. R. An. 641 Excbeq. BIN ts. pr. is dlr. par
3 per C. Conf. An. 62,1 i Omnium 41 i prem
per Cent. Iloif Lottery Tickets 191. as.
3 per Cent. Navy pylii Coorols foe ice 6,4
Long Ann. zyi t3-16th I
S
London, England, 1807-05-12

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POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.
Thladay was publilbed, illuttrated with nurveroua large Copper.
plates, on a plan entirely new,price Four Shclings and Sixpence,
with an allowance to Schools,
THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a
Disrtav of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS, and of
the SYSI•&M of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po •
pular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Per-
foes, and cfpecially calculated to promote and fitnplify the Rudy
of Aftronomy to Perron, of all Ages.
Printed for Ric UAR 3 Pnt tura Brldge•ftreat, Blaelifriats ; and
fold by Tabart. at the Juvenile Library. New Bond arca, and by
all other Bookfellers. Of whom alto may be had,
The WON peas of the MIC ROSCOr 1, or a Declay of the Won.
dere of the Creation, in Objects comparatively minute, illuftrated
with very large Plates—Price 3s. 64. in Boards.
London, England, 1807-05-12

AMERICA.

American papers to the 19th tilt. reached us this
morning. The principal wide they prefent is a Pro-
clamation by the Plefident of the United States, fur-
ther fufpending the Aa againti importing Blitifh
Merchandize" until the fecund Monday in Decem-
ber next. Before the arrival of that period the Le-
giflature will have affembled, and it is probable will
have ratified the Treaty with this country.
Colonel Butte is, for the third time, in arrefl. His
apptehenflon is rather to be attributed to the zeal of
it.dividuals than to the energy of the Executive
Power. The man appears to have been guilty of
no new offence, and we fhould not be furpriled if the
prefent proceedings againfl kim were to terminate in
the fame way that the former did, that is, in nothing.
Tht American Papers contain fome intelligence
from St. Domingo. The late Imperial Conflitution
has been fet afide, and a kind of Federal Govern
went efiablifhed in its place, of which CHRISTOPHI
has been defied Prefident for life, with a Glary of
40,000 dollars a year. One of the fiat of his mea-
Cures was, to due an ediA againft fmuggling, the
comma= of which was to be punifixable h;.: death
and confifcation of effeAs. There are few people,
we think, who will confide their lives or fortunes to
this commercial code.