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London, England, 1807-03-21

SATURDAY, MARCH '2l, 1807

VICTUALLING-OPPICE, February itS, ao7.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIAG

HIS MAY ESTrs NAVY, do bereby give Notice,

That on Thurfday the 26th of March next, they will oe ready
to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for Two Hun-
dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe•grained Chefhire SALT, or Salt
of equal goodnefs ; and for Eight Hundred Tons of Cheffitre BAY
SALT, of the largeft grain, or Silt of equal goodnefs ; of which
the Perfons who make the 'renders are to produce Samples; to
be delivered into His Majefty's ViCtualling Stores at Deptford—
one half by the 31ft of July next, and the remainder by the 3oth of
Septemher following, free or all charge and rick, to His Majefty,
except that the Contradtor will be allowed as. t ad. per ton, for
porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid
fur by 11:11s payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrads maybe feat at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to the ColleCtors of the Sal-
Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Chelltire, refpcdtively
No regard will br bad to say Tender is :ethich the tries fball Not is
infested is word. et inerb, or that flail sot he delivered to the Board
before owe ectoth se the faid Tlearflay the 36th of March Heat, oar
endefi the Perlis who stakes tbe Trader, sr forme Perlin as his bebalf,
ennuis to *sliver lathes sailed,fer.

ARMY.

LIEUTENANT in a Welt India Regiment
whiles to exchange on the Half pay, and will give a diffe-
tem.—Letters with real fignatures. direifted to A. X. at Melfra.
Norton., Bookfellers, Briftol, will be iminediittly attended to
London, England, 1807-03-21

TO THE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, AND GO-
VERNORS, OF THE ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK
INSTITUTION, No. 44, Broad-ftreet, Golden-fquare.
MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,
ITake the earlielt opportunity of offering you my
moft grateful Thanks, for the honour of being ele6ted this day
Steretary to your Inftitution ; the Duties of which I (hall endea-
vour to difcharge to your Satisfaction,
I have the honour to be your devoted fervent,
March 20,1807. ROBERT DURHAM.

AT a numerous and refpeaable Meeting of the
FRIENDS of Lieut. Colonel JOHN BANNERMAN. at
the King's Head Cavern, in the Poultry, the following Refolutions
were unanimoufiy carried.
P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Efq M.P. In the Chair,
Refolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting. that the energy,
ability, anti integrity, of Lieut. Colonel BANNERMAN, which
have been uniformly manifefted by his conduct in the important
Military and Diplomatic Rations he filled, during a period of 24
years actual refidence in India, render that diftinguifited Officer in
a peculiar degree qualified for the important fstustion of an Eatt-
India Direetor.
Refolved alto, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the
Court of Dirediore, the Governor General in Council of India, and
the Governor it Council at Madras, in the high terms of appro-
bation bellowed by them rcfpeCtively, on the Public Services of
lieut Colonel Bannerman, will ufc its utmoft endeavour* on the
paint occafion, to promote and fecure his Eleclion.
P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Chairman.

Colonel Bannerman's Committee will meet on Monday next,
the 23d initant, at the King's Hrad Tavern in the Poultry, from
eleven to four, where any friendly conununicaLona will be grate-
fully received.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery. made in a Caufe ISLES againft Nosy's, the Cre-
ditors of ANN WATSON. late of the Parifh of Bail Greenwich, in
the County of Kent, widow. deceafcd, ale, on or before the t Bth
day of April next, to come in and prove their debts before John
Campbell, lifq. one of the Mafters of the Paid Court, at his Office,
in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or in default
thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the bone& of the Lid
Decree.
London, England, 1807-03-21

SALES BY AUCTION.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, RESIDENCES, BUILD-
ING GROUND, and FARMS, at MO ITINGHAM, be-
tween LEE and CIII3LEHURST, KENT.
By Metres SKINNER, DYKE and CO.

On Friday. Anril to, at rl. at Garraway's,in twelve I.ots notch;
the whole thould be difpufed of by Private Contradt before the
21 ft of March,
AVery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate
at Mottingliam, in the vicinity of Lee, Blackheath, Eltham,
and Chillehurft, a naoft defirable part of the County of Kent, or.ly
eight miles from the Metropolis, the reGelence and property of the
late ROBERT DYNELEY, Efq comprifing a Stibilantial
brick Maid-ton Houfe and Offices, a Commodious Radence
,and Offices, and a fmaller Refidence in the cottage ftyle, with
pleafurc grounds and gardens, coach boufes and ftabling, proper
farming buildings, bailiff's manage and two cottagds, and rich
11 meadow and arable lands, containing about ;63 acres, in a high
(tate of cultivation, a part rernaekably fine clay lands, and feve-
ral (pots truly eligible for building ow ; the whole lying exceed-
ugly well, and capable of the greareft improvement ; alto a finall
farm, with proper buildings, containing about 38 acres, held
under the College —To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, at
Mottingham houfe, of whom printed particulars may be had,
and a plan fern ; particulars alto at the place of tale, aid of Meffrs.
Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aldcrfgatc•ftreet, where a plan may alto
be teen.

ISLAND OF CARRIACOU, ONE OF THE GRENADINE

ISLANDS.
Tote PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION

At Garraway's Coffee Houle, in the City of Lon•lon, on THURS-
DAY, the ath day of Anal, 18c1, at Twtive o'Clock at
Noon, (unlcfs previoully difpofcd of by Private Contrail),
AcorroN PLANTATION, in a high Hate of
x. Cultivation. called L'Ance La Ro:he, containing 266 Acres
of land, or thereabouts, fituate in the Ifland of C4r:iacon. with
the Dwelling houfe, Co:to:t h Jure, Gumming Machine, Negro-
houks, Cow-houfe, Workflutp:, and other Buildings, and the
Utenfils and other Effetfts, ulcd with or belonging to the laid Plan-
tation ; and alfo 123 Slaves, Men, Women, and Children.
P..rticulars of the Plantation, &c and the wins of Sale, to be
had of Melks. Watlefon, Barlow, and Grofatcnor, Solicitors, in
Aullin friars, Loudon, who are authorized to treat for the Sale
of the Property. Particulars may alfo be had of Alexander
Cockburn, Efq. of Gretoada ; and of Walter M'lnuis, EN. of Car-
riacou. vchowill thew the Premifes.
London, England, 1807-03-21

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 19.

Came in the Hazard, Captain Ricaaati MRRRY,
from Gibraltar, bound to Sunderland, in ballalt
the failed under convoy of the RENOMMEI, of 40
guns, the 3d irritant, and parted company in a gale
of wind. She fpoke the SIRIUS frigate, of 36 guns,
all well, in lat. 49. ICI Irng. 8. 50. The NARCISSUS,
of 28 guns, which arrived here yellcrday from a
cruise, brought in ten Portugueze failors, which the
picked up at fea nine days fence : they belonged to
the Portugueze fchonner N. S. de Mifericordie, from
St. Maloes, bound to Lifbon, which vac' foundered
at fea.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 20.

Arrived his %jetty's flip HALCYON 'from Gib-
taltar, with part of the tranfports mentioned yeller-
day.—Sailed his Majelly% (hips NAIAD and STRE•
'woos on a cruize.—Dropt down to St. Helen'f, his
Majefty's Chip C.CSAR;—Wind N.W.

DEAL, MARCH to.
Sailed the KITE ?loop of war for Leith ; ARCHER
and liKvizeß gun brigs fo- Yarmouth. Arrived the
SOLEHAY frigate, and the Harmony vietualler from
Port fmouth ; Montague naval tranfport from Lord-
Snouth ; MONKEY, and feveral other gun brigs from
the French coati, and remain in the Downs with the
tell of the (hips as per Wind S.W.
YAR MOUTH, MARCH 20.

This morning failed the Falcon floop of war with
the Baltic convoy, confining of upwards of an hun-
dred fail, with a fair Wind.—Sailed on a cruize the
Itusy' 64 guns, Amaranthe and Cruizer (loops of
war. The Forrener floop of war has retaken a large
Danilh (hip, bound to England, and was left in chace
of the French Privateer, when the Danith 'hip came
away. Remain in our roads, the Majeflic, Roebuck,
Stately, Dielator, Malabar, Flora, Qnebec, and
Meleager. frigates; Havoc, Firm and Ferreter, gun
brigs.—Wind S.W.

EDINBURGH, MARCH 26.
The Fancy, Capt. SINC LA IR, arrived on Friday in
Leith Roads, from Gottenburgh, after the molt tern-
pennons paffage he ever nclured, in which he full his
main yard, main top mail, and other damage.—
Sailed the Hebe armed (hip, and Julia (loop of war,
for Orkney.
The Dutch frigate (trended at Orkney, is raid to
have on board 420 men, 200 of which are foldiers.
The whole of the people were laved, but thirty have
!ince died from the feverity of the weather.
London, England, 1807-03-21

SAIUGGLING.

Mr VANSUTART rnovtd, purfuant to notices fur leave to
bring in a Bill more elYcdtmilly to prevent finuggling, which the
Right Honourable Gehtknian obferved had grown of late to a very
colifiderable txtent.

Mr. 1-IU6KISSON concurred with the Right lion. Gentleman
as to the growing f 'tent of frouggling, and the ncesfEty of farther
me.-i!.up.s to put a flop to it.

. Mr. VANSITTART raid, that among the provlßoni of 1.16 pre •
pored Bill would be arrangements relative to the fiat: and confirm:-
tion of all vefftls, and the number of men employed in each :e.
cording to tilde refpedlive tonnage. The latter be thought part,.
cularly neceitary, as an increafed number of men were generally
employed on board fmugglers.—l.eave given.
GRAND JUNCTION CANAL.
Mr. PRAED moved the fecond reading of the Grand Jundlion
Canal Bill.
Mr. CARTWRIGHT felt it his duty to call the attention of
the Houle to this Bill, the objedt of which was, to exempt the
property to which it referred from the payment of the Poore
Rate. At the tinse that an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Whit-
bread) was taking mesfures to render perfonal property mote
Itridtly the fubjedt of Poors' Rate, be was really Cuevas:el at a
propolition of the nature of that which this Bill contained, and the
preamble to it was truly curious, namely, that becaefe the pro-
perty of this Company was fubjedt to Tome litigation in confequence
of the Prints' Rate, it was expedient that it fhould be altogether
exempted from loch Rates.
Mr. I'RAED Paid a few words, hut was quite inaudible.
?sir. CARTWRIGHT, perfidies in his °Welkin to the Bill. a
diVlllOll was called for, which not bring preffed by the advocates
of the meafurc, and the Speaker &daring in favour of the Nuts,
the bill, of couric, is L.
London, England, 1807-01-13

THE (BATH FRACAS.

'Twat at the Concert by R AVIV NI glen
To all the fouls of harmony at Bath, ' •
Th' afTembled Choir, who raied their volute friesvio,
Were dinn'd with (trains of difeord, war and wr*h
A folemn filence reign'd throughout the room,
Save when the echo of the vaulted dome
Refounded HANtlrt's notes, divinely firing,
By BRAHAIII and SToRACIL (weedy fang.
All own'd the great Mutician's povirful art,
AU felt its magic vibrate through the heart;
AU were attentive to the heav'nly theme,
When loud was beard a dire, dikordant (cream.
Soon terror flew throughout the altonitit'd Band,
The founds expied upon the kalf-teuah'sftring—.
For each Mufician check'd his trembling hand,
And even faulering BaAIIAM ceos'd to flog.
The Audience vvonder'd at the awful paufe,
And ltar'd around to catch the dreadful caufe, .
When, lo! a fecond fcresm, moft thrill and loud,
Affail'd the ears of the affernbled crowd.
Some thought a Lady had contriv'd to feint,
Some deem'd the cry—the working of a faint; '
But now—no longer let the mufac paufe—
Of thefe fad fereams my Mute thall paint the eaufe :
A I.ady—whom my verfe forbears to name—
Although no vulgar candidate for fame,
Went to Raurtines Concert rather late.
And there, alas! could not procure a feat.
Around the room the call imploring eyes,
But yet no Belle would ftir—no Beau would rife;
She feareh'd in front, but not a fpot could find,
And then, defpairing. eaft a glance behind;
There fnucly fat a Lady—(tempting trap!)
Who, tho' taut fmaU, had form'd an ear), lap—
' Twos too attradlive—for th' exhaufted dame
Forgot her bulk—her weight—ber very flume—.
Tho' great, not merciful (oh! Se upon her),
In this final' lap the plac'd her feat of honour!
The Lady, in dards. requir'd affittanee ;
She pulled, and ftruggted, made her belt refiftance;
She then implor'd—remonftrated—hut yet
The unfeeling rider would preferve her feat.
" If," Paid the fuff'rer," nothing will avail...,
But dire revenge—the tyrant I9laffall."
Theq grafp'd her pincuthion , and from it drew,
A pointed weapon—Rill to Ladies true—
And,with a Ready hand, its point apply'd
Unto the bold intruder's nether fide :

She flinchl—Lhe fareated—and !lightly mov'd her back,
Bet loon advanedler rear to re-attack.
The other knew the vulnerable part,
And to the other flank apply'd the dart.
Again the wounded fcream'd, and up the fprung,
Fire in her eye, and venom on her tongue :
Her water Cnenbatant the rudely feiz'd,
And throat, and neck, ancHboulders, roughly fqueez'd,
Roaring, in Alt—" feourge the wicked fin,
" If in my ctriblon more—you plant a pin."
Now Iliaouas Dame withdrew,
Wounded, but viaor in the fight.
'Tie laid the Child unborn may rue
The bloody couteft of that night.
London, England, 1807-01-13

FRENCH PUBLIC CHARACTERS.

This day was publithed, in three clofely printed Volumes Limo
Price 181. in boards,_

A Nzw EDITION, correded and coniderably improved,
with Portraits of Moreau and Pichegrit,
'SHE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ;
exhibiting the molt diffinguillsed Charadters, Literary,
Mit!pry, and Political, in the recent Annals of the French RA •
public. The greater part from the original information of
A GENTLEMAN RESIDENT AT PARIS.

•
Thefe Biographical Memoirs include, among others,
THE WHOLES OF THE BONAPAR TE FAMILY;
AU the Generals and Admirals commanding in the Aran of
England, with copious Lives of
Moreau Rochambeau
Piehegru Menutt
Georges Fouche
The Dukc d'Enthein Sieyes
• Mehce dc la Touche Talleyrand
Berthler Thf Grand Judge Regnier, &e.
Including a dewed Difplay elite SINGULAR POLICE now
eilltiag in PARIS
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feveral very ufeful Plates, price vs. in boards,

A New Edition of
ANEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY,
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of Private Families
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of the Miftrefs of a Family. Ihe a hole tending to unite elegance
with cecanomy, and to produce the fame appearance with lets
cx-
teptive means.
This Edition's improved by the introduaion of many excellent
Receipts, and the MiScellaneous ()bravadoes, which form the
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Oared Remarks, which render this part of the work infinitely
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of her houfebuld, There is safe added a Chapter upon Carving,
wherein plain mks are given for attaMtpg that uttful art, illudxa-
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• This Edition cent:tine slain Cde&'sry fir the Sick, Receipts Sor
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London, England, 1807-12-07

CHESHIRE.
MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND ESTATE,
with Vuluable Conthigelicic4.
TO Er. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE MANOR OF WINNINGTON, wi,h the
Monti= Houle and Offices cailed M'INNINGTON 11.11.1;
compriting a fpaciotes and complete Rufidence for a large Family,
built with Rone and covered with Rate, and linithed in a modern
Ryle; containing Rooms of large slimenfinns fuperbly fitted up—
Geometrical Stone Stairs.—Mahogany Doors--Platc elars Win-
dows—Marble Chimney-pieces—and Oak Floors with ap.
propriate attached and detached Offices—Stahrng for Fifty
Horks—Coach Hodes Green Houfe—Hot Huuks—Grapery
—Pine and Succeilion Houles—excellent Kitchen Gardens, with
Hot Walls Muihroont Houk Cold Baths—ice Houle—a
Poultry Hnufe upon a fuperior fcale.—and every neceffary
for agricultural purpofes—Dove Houk—Entrance Cottage
Lodges, with Shrubbery and Plantations Roping to the River
Weaver, at a convenient dittance from the houfe, which is well
inmates' on very highly ornamental ground, and furrounded by
about Six Hundred and Forty Acres of Land, chiefly Meadow
and Pattore, of fuperlar quality, divided into Farms, and let to
refpeCL.ble Tenants—Woods and Plantations in hand...and orna•
mental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the road ; the whole rose-
they forming a truly &Arable and elegant Refit's:nee for a large
Eitablithazent

To which there is attached,
A moil valuable MIN ha Al., which if attended to, far exceed►
tkc value of this place as a refidenec._

The camels fitaate one mile from Northwich, ty from Cheney.
22 from Manchefter, and 3o from Liverpool. May be viewed by
applying to the Rev. Josh Furey. Winningtoo ricarNorrh-
wit.h—and Printed Particulars may be h2tl of Mr. Wyatt, Lime
Grove, near Bangor ; at the Hotel. C'hefler; the Hotel. t irs r.
pod; the Bridgewater Arms, Manchelter; and of Mr. Claridge.
I No. 47, Pall-Mall, London L Mk-re a Plan of the Ettate may be
kessand tby Prim and Airtiker Pvticulara futowo.
London, England, 1807-12-07

THE EXPEDITIONS.

On Saturday Rear Admiral Orway Lailled his
flag on board of the Gtmay, of 98 guns, at Portf-
mouth, and went down to St. Helen's to take the
command of a fquadron of fix fail of the line, viz.
Gl-ty, Spencer, Mars, Valiant, L'Hetcule, and Su
petb, of 74 guns.
The fquadron which was to have been commanded
by Admiral Kvars (who reaped on account of bad
health) has dropped down to Sr. Helen'., and will
fail immediately with fealed orders, to be opened 30
leagues to the weflwaid of the Lizard. .Lifban and
the lqediterranean are their deflinatinn.

The 4th Battali(•n c,f the Line (King's German
Legion) have embarked at Portfmonth for foreign
fervice. The 32d, soth, and 82d Regiments, expee
to receive orders to embark when tranfprts are
ready. The xsoth alto embark as 11th day at Pottf-
mouth. The whole force is Paid to be 15,000 men,
and that will require 200 tranfports.
London, England, 1807-12-07

BERKSHIRE and wit:rsHlßE TO BE SOLD,

THE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and
Eatenlive MANSION HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad-
docks and Metaled Grounds adj .ining, at Spariholt. ih Berleihire,
late the Eftate, and in the occupation of Lieut. General Gabbit
(leeched, and two Farms belonging to•the fame; the whole con•
atwout alt.; AMC -
AIN), the I•ythes of Fifty eiree Acres of Land, in Ram(bury.

'llse Houk and Lands at Sparfh.dt, fituated abnut five miles
Irma the town of %Vantage, and are, to.3ether h the Tythes in
Wiltlhire, let to re pcdtanle tenants, on leafcs which will expire
at ditf,:rent periods, within twelve years, and now produce 031.
and upwards p, r annu tut will rife confiderably. There is a
quantity of limber and ornamental Trees oi the Lands.
'I he hftate is fulled. to two -Annuities, one of 1501. and the
*tine of 70. a year.
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Particulars may be known by applying to Jofcph Gabbit, Efq
Limerick, Ireland ; Bcrjimiu Morland, i•fq. Abingdon, Berkftdre ;
aid John Lloyd, Erg Nlerrlon fg.tare, Dublin, to whom propo-
(alt went be made in writing.

TO CURRIERS
TO BE DLiPOSED OF,

A LONG eflaWithed and t xtenfiv,: &liners in the
above line, in a good Marktt town, iu porlerffire. The
Prentifei arc (Likable, the Houfe being good, with a Garden and
Field attached, and tint part appropriated to the trade being very
convenient —For Particulars apply (if by letter, pelt
paid) to
Mr. Clark, Currier, Illandford, Dorlet.
London, England, 1807-12-07

EDINBURGH, DECEMBER 3.

Yeflerday the Right. Hon. H. Pi sitetrout, the
Swains Ambafrador, and fuite, who arrived a few
days ago at Leith, fet off for London. He came
here in the Fokk 14 one armed lugger, and was fourteen
days on his paffage from Helfingbitrg. At that port
were lying three convoys of loaded velfels,, from the
litltic, bound to iiiirain, waiting a favourable wind,
confining of about one hundred fail. The lugger, by
flrefs of weather, had put into bl.►rftraod, by which
eight of tilde homeward bound velfels were alfo put
b.►ck, and one fmall brig, name unknown, loft. Mr.
Pi ERR EPOP4T is not officially recalled, but returns to
this country on private Winds. Mr. BATH yaw'.
does the duty of the embaffy in his abfence.

CORN EXCHANGP, MARK•LAI4II, DFC. 7.—There
is a large ftipply of Wheat arrived to-day, but hav-
ing many buyers in requell, caufes brific fales, at an
advance of 25. and 3s. per quarter from our laft cur-
rency—Barley, with Malt fupport their prices—
White Peas have better tale—Old Tick beans are
dearer— Several freak cargoes of Oats are arrived,
and this trade is quoted nearly at lalt prices—Flour
rather dearer.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DECEMBER 5, 187.
Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable I.Ord Gardner,
Admiral of the White. and Commander Its Chief of his Ma-
jetty's Ships and Vcfftls in the Channel Soundings. to the
-Honourable W. W. Pole, dated on board the Ville de Paris, off
UOtaut, November 27, day.
Sir—l defire you will be pleated to lay before theft. Lordthips
the inelofed copy of a letter, which I reetivedthis day front Cap-
tain Vat fittart, of the Fortunee, giving an account of the capture
by that Ship of le Magicien French lugger privateer, pierecd for
14 guns, (but having only two on board) with •4.tuen. I have
the honour to be, Ste (SiPcil) GARDNER,
Hie Majefty's Ship Fortunee, Plyriouth Sound, Nov. 20.
My Len d, I have great pleafure in communicating
to your Lordfhip the capture of a French lugger
privateer by his Maje(y's (hip under my command,
Scilly Iflands beating N. E. by E. eight or nine
leagues. She is named le Magicien, pierced for 14.
guns (bit having only two on board)• with 44 men,
flailed from St. Males fix days fince, had not taken
any thing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
S. VANSITTALT.
London, England, 1807-12-07

PORTUGAL.

The Alban cutter hAs a lived at nlmouth, 11.1
fourteen days from off Li;;Jon. On the loth, zotlr,
and 211 t ult. the was chaced off the coati of P..rtugal
by five line rdf battle (hips, one of them difmafted.—
She was obliged to throw her guns and anchors over-
board, to facilitate her cfcape. Lieutenant WEIR
concludes that the men of wt. were French, becaufe.
the fignals made by the cutter were not anfwered by
her purfuers. It is poffible, however, that the me'
(Altar, which were purfuiag a Southerly courfe whets
the cutter left them, may have been Sir SIDNEY
SNIT 11'9

The Alban was not (offered to enter the port.—
When the came away it was underfto od that there
were in the Tagus 21 fail of the line, Ruffians and
Pot tuguefe, and the latter were reported to have beer,
taken potreffion of by the Spaniards. Goya:1171:m
received difpatches by the Alban, but we have no
learnt any thing refpaling their contents.
London, England, 1807-12-07

GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD
HOUSES, difctiarged of LAND TAX Upwards of
kicto,too Value in Capital Prizes.
TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS.
• TO BE DRAWN IN CUILDUALL.
!LIST OP CAPITAL PRIZES, wren 71IE VALUE OF EACII.
Grand Hotel No. 9, Skinner ftrect,
.425 0.0
'No. 24, Skinner ftreet, t. , 7 CO3
No 43, ditto, - 6,0:o
No. 43, ditto, -60 co
Nw 3, Plant (trees, - Coo,
No. 7, ditto, - 6,000
No. 17, Skinner ftreet, 6 4,' Co
'' No. 21, ditto, - 4,000
No. 41, ditto, - 4,000
No. 8, ditto, • 4 0:10
No. 4i ditto, - 4,00-a
No. to, Pickett itrect, - 4,-co
No. tll dit:o, . 4,cso
No. tB, Skinner.ftreet, . 3..0.7
No. 40, Weft-tide of Snow Hill, 3,c00
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No. 42, Skinner area, 3,c co
No. 48, ditto, - 3,0c0
No. 49, ditto, - I,cco
No. 4, Pickett-14w, - 3,000
No. 22, Skinner (tree, - 2,000
Making together the Sum of Lto4 coo.
The above Valuation is taken at the lowrlt eftimate, and there
lotto doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property
will he very confiderably increafed in value. In proof of
Ells fadt, It was the intention of the Contradtors to have en-
rged to purehafe the feveral Routes at the prices fet again ft
each, but it was deemed contrary to the At of Parliament, for
them to offer Money for the Houks before the Lottery was drawn.
It is however certain that Offers have been made from various Per
fops topurchafe feveral of the Moults at the Prices they are citima
ted at, and it is propored that thole Prizes which are divided into
(mall !hares, than be fold. and Phe product paid to thl Shareholders
secordirg to their refpedlive Shares
Tickets and Shares are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery
Offices.

PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket L 7 14
Half - £4 0 o I -Eighth LI t 0
quartet 1 1 0 Sixteenth o to 6
London, England, 1807-12-07

THEATRE-ROYAI., COVEN .GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 7,
will he add the Tragedy of
",
JANE SHORE.
Wile of Wen, Mc. Mousy; UM HatitYgr. Mr. C.
; Dunsont, Mr. Pope; Alicia, Mifs Smith; and
Aline Shore, Mrs. Siddons. I
After which will be performed (6th tine), a Grand Medea
Melo-Drama, called 1
THE BLIND BOY.
The principal ebaraners by Mr. Murray, Mrs. C. Kemble, Mr. i
Brunton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Chapman, Mr.
Farley, Mr. Litton, Mifs Briflow, Mifs Norton. i
The new Melo•Drama of the Blind Boy, havine teem received
with unit, orfal applaufe and approbation by a brilliant and over. 1
Sowing audience, will be repeated every evening this week. t
On Tuefday, The New Opera. •
Ou WedneiJay, King Henry the Fighth. .
i
On Friday, Mrs. Siddons will repeat (for the 6th time) the cha-
trader of Hcrmione, in the Winter's Tale (b•-it g pefitively the left I
night of her appearance till Ealter.) 1
London, England, 1807-12-07

PUBLIC ADYA NTA OE.
}'HE advantage the, public mutt always derive
Ji• from regularly cdocatc4nalelfional.nun diredling almoft es-
eirsavely their ftudies to one fpicies of malady, was never more
clearly demonstrated than by' the unexampled fuccele which has
attended the'adminillration of their new remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures it has performed. For along feriesof years, Metres
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majeftys fervice,
have made the Venereal Difcafe the particular °Ned of their in-
veftigatiun, and ate happy in having difeuvered a medicine tope
rlor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to
'-obferve that the effeasufthis remedy are diam-trieally oppofire to
thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every vetUge
of the virus, In its moil confirmed ftages, yet it does nut in the
' !raft injure the cor.flitutien—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf-
tern in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digeftion—thus iuftead of reticlng a Strong And vigorous conflicts.
lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre
reeves that conititution in its primitive Rate, but teftores a weak
' asuldehilitated one to its natural Burgas and vigour.
Numbertefs inftarices are on recent record of the Superior efficacy
of this Medicine; its inherent and Specific virtues adting as a per-
petual eorregive ,to bodily debility, whether proceeding front
;an excefs of conjugal or iUicit picafare, or from the more
inilduuus,. though not lets. deft. udtave indulgence of incaut
1 tlous yonth of both fixes in a certain pernicious habit Anddit
the melancholy valiety of difordenswhich ate the confequence of
thbfolltary vice, there are none more afilictie.g than that diltreffing
_fate of:debility and At licieney, which prevents ur t mbltters theme,
trimoMal (late ; the unhappy fairer broods over his lca'sfortune.
al:hauled tofiek Ickes, until he is reduced to fuck a Bate of weakr
tiefs as Co render life oppreffive. To filch perfons it Mutt be a con-
(ding refire: ion, to know that they tnay now, by a, new infaldhle
mode of treatment, he Tenured to that great eft of all human bleff-
ings,aftrom.,manly, and vigorous coollitution.
In all cafes of'dehillty, tis ficicncy, friam whatever tante arifing
as well as in every (peeks cf venereal infedlion, Meffi's Currie and
Co. may be es:intuited by patients of either fees xvlth.the greateft
fancy and honour, at their bowie, Nn. ic7, Hatton Ga:ilea.
%setters from the Cquntry (pis& paid) including 'arrant. note.
widhave the nceeffry medicine and advice rent to any part of the
Kingdom. No. soy, Hatton Garden,
London, England, 1807-12-07

TRURO, DEC. 5.

The Alban cutter arrived at Falmouth yellerday
from Lifb.in; (he left the Tagus the day after the
Walfingbam packet —The fluted Malta packets .will
Icon be difcharged the let v,ce, and thole lately on
the Litbon Elation employed in their (lead. One of
thefe (the Auckland) is already under orders to carry
the mails of the ptefent month to Gibraltar and
Malta.—A velfel from Ireland fuppofed to have
foundered in the Brillol Channel, as conliderable
quantities of air butter have been wathed on (bore
during the prefent week near Padllow•.
01.YMoU t H, DECEMBER 5.

Came in, the Emig Usii,n, of Poole, from Sr. Tihn',,
Newfvundlraid, will fill and il, boon" to Poole ;
the was captured by the Speculator French lugger
privateer, and recaptured by the Plover, of 13 guns
Came in altar, the Pticenc. of 36 guns, from a cruize ;
the Piltognefe Ihip St. of Lifb in. Captain
DE SILVA, from the 13Iazil,, bound to Lib .n with
Inar and cotton, detained by the Ceres plivateer,
of Guerofey—the Ihip i. very leak); the Hambuigh
Ihip la Nymph, Captain JAN I. S, from Oporto, bound
to Hamburgh, laden Kith fugar and (suit, detained
by the Aftive privateer, of London. Sailed the NAR•
CISSUS, of 32 guns, on a cruize ; the SWALLOW, of
18 guns. to the Weliward ; and the NILE MAC( to
ditto, with difpatebea.
London, England, 1807-12-07

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Adair 'S Main •
B:nton Lcng -
Biggs Main -

Bryan Main
EightonMoor
Hcatnn Main
Hcbburn Main

.

Holywell Main
Kenton Main
Murton Main
Percy Main
Walker
Wall's End

Temple's Wall's End •
Willington -

Wylam Moor -
Killingworth -
Bcll and Brown's Walls End

South Hebburn -
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Semi& South Moor Main
Bourn Moor -
Eden Main -
Hetiworth'a .
fillinglow Main .
Neu/bottle Moor -
Patonlow Matta
Reaory .
wear'• Walk Elul •

.......
Ships ss
London, England, 1807-12-07

As may be required for the life of his Majefty's Troops Rationed
at cull of the Mitt!: and Colonies hereunder-mentioned, viz.
Surinam, Berbiee, Demarara, 'Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Vincent,and
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's,
During the fpace of twelve months certain, from the llt March
1808, and further until fix months warning fhall be given ; to be
paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the ContrAdts (which are alto to be taken
feparattly for each ifl.ind or Colony) may be teen at the Sem-
tary'; Office.

Noleg,ird will Se Sad to any Tender in Tvtich the price flail not le
infirteel woe'', at lenzth, or aka lid! not Se &livered to tie Board
iefore one o'doc4 on the fail Es t lay next, tie lItL ivlitnt, ;tor wolfs
the feriae whe main the Toder, or /one terfial on Lb behalf, attend'
anfwer when called for.

•
DR. AV 11. lACH, late Phylician to the 6ax"•n
F.ntbafry at the Court of Great Britain and Author of the
Domenic Encyclopedia. Treatife ot. Regimen and Diet. &e. &c.
has recommended, in tba Itrongett manner pollible, to the rerinns
attew ion of aU perfous going abroad, the ufe of the YELLOW,
FEVER REMEDY. fcr whole ittfortnation notice is hereby given
that a warehoufe, for the dittribution of the Yellow Fever Re-
nted), wet opened WI the 27th of July. in the Commercial Road,
near the Welt 111.1'4 Docks, wit IC Nlerchante. Ship Owner., Cap-
tains of ships, and others, may b.: lupplied with this molt invalu-
able article .on the fame libel al terms as at the other warehoesfes
of the luftitution, No. 40. Charing Crofs, London, and No. to,
Cattle 'amt. Liverpool, which have been eitabliesed exelufively for
the fate of a Remedy fu necegary for the prefervation of Health in
F.. reign Climates, as appears by the rceonunendations given to it
by regular phylicians, &e. Ece &e. '

N. B. Surgeons of Garrifons, and other eminent Medical Gen•
tlenten going abroad. arc fupplied with a...luticici,t cclntitv at the
YtU.nts Fryer itcsurdy,gratis, to convince thew id /. nod
of its being really, Ln article not tube dirprof6lwi7.;
arc: ay.sir,us tnfrifet•;. health fn ?circle-Icurl .
London, England, 1807-12-07

I.ot 7. Ninety one Oak Trees and about twelve Acres of Cop-
pice, viz.
Seventy five Oak Timber Trees, marked from t to 75 ineltifive,
handing on Lands in the poircffion of Mrs. louts, at the Rock and
Fountain.

Sixteen Oak Timber Tree.. nurked as above, and a Coppice
Wood, cared the Kook Wood, and a final' Wood adjoitaog, to-
gerk:r about twclvt. Acres, (landing on lands in the poffellion of
Richard Howrils, in the parith of Penli..w.
N D. Lots 6 and 7 ntarly adjoin the Turnpike road, at the
Pock and Fountain; aillaoce eight Milds from the Sea port towns
of Cbepfluvr and Newport.
The greater part of the above Timber is calculated for Naval
purpfles, and will be found well worth the attention 6f Timber
merchants and Shipbuilders in general.
For a view of I.ot 3, apply at MAW'. Houk: and for the ether
lots, to the rtfpetlive Tenants. For further particulars, to Mr.
William 11411, Laud and limber Surveyor, near Tredegar, Moo-
moothlhire.
London, England, 1807-12-07

I AMES and Gentlemen, %tithing the Ornament
1-4 of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, need only make a fair trill of
the RUSSIA 011., which is tried by the Royal Family, and Ladies
sat the firft Circle. It has never been known to fail promorirg the
growth, and fu great a preferver and nourither to the bliir as to
prevent its falling ill, becoming fhaded, or turning grey, to the
lateft period; alto rettores it on bald places. if the !Mt roots re-
main. Several Gentimen that had been bald, haat:declared, 3f!er
aiding the Ruflia Oil regularly for three months, became nearly
covered %ill% Hair. It is fuperinr to any article yet dircovered for
moifteting the Hair when dr, fling. as is prevents the &Cis
versfioned by the beat of cirt Eing irons It is recommended to
thug! Who wear Artificial Hair, as it given it a natural girds.

• Caution—As impostors an tract-Mug about town and country,
ltrp:lirg on Shoplocpers noxious countrrfeits. pu chafers will par
alpobrly obferve, that the original ltuffia Oil, has a I.altel ou the
theidt of each bottle, in Gold Ink—MockrkufAir and Prince.—
Ality wkhort that frgnateri can be proved are counterf, its.
.'!'he Ursa Oil promotes the groin!. of w bilkers, eye brows, &c.
is if pit hustle, or a bottle, COistaitil g tour (mall at a Guinea
Tolle bad of the Proprietor, A. Prince, No 9, J..hn tlreet, Ox
teed !fret; and by appointment, hlr Smith, Perfumer to hi.
iNtrOfty. Ncw Bond ftrer t ; li.ndrie. Perfumer to her hi:drily.
'itichborne-Etta; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince ani
IPOince.fs of Wales, and Duke and Duchcfs of York, Cochfpur-
-11/xi.et Rigge, 65, Cheapfide ; Bacoa, !so. Oxford- ftreet ; Butler,
b,Cberpftde, corner of Pi:term:tier-row ; Shaw and Edwards.6i,
At kat I's Chorch-yard ; Withers. X 29, Stral.d ; Ward, 524. Hol-
lows; Holmes, Bolter', Tutt, Royal Exchange, Loudon ; Bull.
altrt•lin ; Rayburn, Edinburgh : Collins, Salllbury ; Crutw4.ll.
ath; :rd molt principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers la
rtiands Ireland, and Scotland.
shoo ccpers will:Mg to he supplied with the Ruflia Oil, by ap-
itlying to the Proprietor, or at any Wholetle Perfumer or Med:-
can; Yr der they deal with in London, will receive liberal allow
*ace or rale or return.
London, England, 1807-12-07

PORT SMOU EH, DECEMBP.R 6.

Arrived his Nl.ijelly's Ihip Coolisrts from a
ertyr.e. Sailed his Majtily's (hips GANGES, Rusty,
ALIAED,AGAMFINNoN, DEFENCE, and the FanLicx,
ssith fcaled orders, to the weilward. His Majeliy's
fhip Assezori is appointed convoy for the Wen Indies.

DEAL, DECFMIOR 6.

Arrived the PELT k R and DE FE ithE R gun brigs, the
brrner from Cotic, and the latter from Pnrfnnotttit,
with convoys, which are failed for ;he River. Wind
%V.
London, England, 1807-09-10

GUNBY PARK, SPILS BY, LINCOLNSHIRE.

TO BE LET Ready Fnrnifhed, and entered upon
immediately. for Three, Five, or Sever Years, a large eon-
•eUent MANSION HOUSE, with good Stabling for thirteen
Flees, Coach Houk", Dove Houle, and all other attached and
detached Offices, an excellent Kitchen Garden in hlgh order, Sm.
Fit Fonds well ftocketil and abundance of Game.

Letters (pol paid) to W. l ario, Gunby Park, will be imme
diatrly attended to.

STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, 'u a
NEW PLAN.
Helios Drawing sub Dasher, and finings 14th November, 1807.
z Prize of £ 40,000 is Z. 40,000
1 10 000 1=•10 40,000
S 10,0,10 11•••• 20,000
3 —. 1,000 sAco
5 sco sdoo
so -- zoo •=l.l 21:00
SO ...m• 53 - 2,500
Ipso 25 ... 2SIOOO
iPrizes of Tickets in
6,c00 ti i• B,ipplementary ao each
I 20 ,000
I,..tery, valued, if
r,._ MO. al --
1,025 tient 'rickets. £257,000

"ono Tickets.
And, as an undezihted teftimemy of the value of a Supplemen-
tal/ Ticket, I wit pay on demand, at the rate of a 2:1 . Prize
far every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize. if fold
at either of my Offices ard offered lur fate again on or before
the 16th of November, 3507, being three da; s before the Sup-
plementary I.ottery begins Drawing : or the holders of fuchTickets
or Shares after that time will be entitled to the Chance of every
Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to confift of the
fiasoo Numbers above alluded to, and will he ietermined by the
following Scheme, to begin Drawing tke 19th November, and end
the sods.
SUPPLPMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME.
z Prize of £ ao,eoci ii. k 10,100
I 10,000 •••••• 10,000
5 '' 1,000 •••• 5.
S 300 2,500
•20 300 2,000
20 ••• SO I,noo
1,500 •••• 15 ••• 22,500

6,0c0 Tickets. £63.000
N. B. Pkafe to obferve the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Fifth
by of the Firft tottery will be entitled to eo.ocol leaving all the
atter Capital Prizes both In the Paincipal and Supplementary Lot-
aztes coating.
TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by
SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB
and Co.

At di& Lucky Lottery 01Fees, No. t t, HOLBORN, 37, CORN-
HILL, and 38, HAYMARKET.
Not two Blanks to a Prize, and the Prizes paid an demand.
237,000 L DIVIDED TN PRIZES. WlTH___-_APRIZE OF

FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS.

STATE LOTTERYON 1:14E NEW PLAN,
111 BEGINS DRAWING OCTOBER zo, 1807.

SLHEME.

I Prize of £ 40,030 IS £ 40,000
2 .-- 20,000 40,000
2 10,000 23,000
S •/••• 1,000 51CCI°
5 500 2,500
20 100 2,000
50 50 ,-- 2,500
IPOO —... 2S ..... 25,0:0
Poises of Veld, in
epoolthe Supplementary] ao each 120peo
•---- Lottery, worth --
=Zoo Tickets. 257,c00 ,
London, England, 1807-09-10

A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas great and weighty matters, claiming the eonfidcration
of the Congrefs of the United States, form an extraordinary occa
fion for convening them, Ido by their lost-sits appoint Monday.
the 26th day of 06tober next, for their matting, at the City of
Waildngton ; hereby requiring the refpedtive Senators and ttcp..e.
fentativei then and there to offerable in Congref4, in order to
receive fuels communications as may then be made to them, and
to confult and determine on fuch meafures as in their wildom may
be cleaned meet for the welfare of the United States.
lit teltimony whereof, I have cooled the Seal of the Milted States
[Seal] to he hereunto affixed, and figned the fame with my fwd.
Done at the City of Wafhington, the 3oth day of July, in the year
of our Lord t 801; and in the 32d year of the Independence
of the United States. By the Prefulan, T. Jar reason.
JAMAS MalaitOrt, Secretary of State.
London, England, 1807-09-10

MAR!UED.

Mr. John HaMan, foiicitor at law, Edinburgh, to Mifs Nicolfon
MacLinuon, rortobello.

Mr. Jatne4 Palmer, attorney at law of Ortnlkirk, to "Airs Greaves.
Uu "Pourflay lare, Mr. Bew, furgeon, of Thatcham, to Mifs
Matthews. !If ir:lfbani.

At Norwich, G. V. eox, Ffq Senior &del hi law, in the IN-
verfity of Oxford, to Mifs Beckwith, claugtitcr of Dr. Beckwith,
of Norwich.

Lately, at Pile, near Colebrook, Nath. Caal-ton Maw, EN.
of the India Company's fcrvice, to Mrs. Bland, widow of the late
Calcnel Bland, CALF Engineer at Bombay.

DIED.

On the 23d ult. in Green itreet, Grnfecnnr-fquare, MN. Per,e-
lope Madan, dcuslitcr of the late Miaj•.r James Madan, of the
noire Guards.
At Tullanmre, King's County, Mils Letitia Metterville.
In Hume ftrcct, Dublin, Mr.. Miley, widow of the late Dr
Brabazon Difney.
In Dorfet-lireet, Samuel Mereer, M. D. Licentiate of
the Crlkge of Phyliciants.
At liallymnyer Lott?, the Lady of Sir Walter Syinnot.
At Aughnacloy, Mts. Nichulftai, wife of Lieutenant Nicholfon,
Dublin Militia.

In Bow•Rreet, Dublin, Mr. Patrick Griffin, attorney, formerly
of Terryglafs, county. 'll. ipperary.
On the tBitt ult. at Gofport, Matthew Woodd, Efq. of that
;lace.
London, England, 1807-09-10

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Oa Wednefday arrived here the 62d Regiment of! CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, DECEMBER 3.
Foot, frosts Andover, to relieve the Winchetter Loyal • The Supreme Court returned yelterday afternoon
Volunteers from their duty. Except the Bedfcirdfhire, : from its circuit round the ifland, and will hold a
the whole of the Volunteers from the Militii, itt this I Seffion, for Civil Bufir.efs, on Friday, the sth, at
city, are to march off to their reitsedive regiments. 1 eight o'clock.
The Winchefter Loyal Volunteers, commanded by I •
Major RICKERS, were relieved by the sd battalion of MADRAS. DECEMBER 1.4. Igo& -
the 62d Regiment, on Wednefday lag, from the gar- On Monday arrived the (hip Fatamarina, in
rif on duty of this city, when a letter was read to them charge of Mr. John Joplin.g, prize-mailer. This
from Major-General Waits, in which he exprtffed I veffel was captured by a French brig privateer, on
the higheft approbation of the alacrity with which 4 the waft of Pegue, together with another veffel,
they came forward, aad the foldierlike manner in i from fix to (even hundred tons burden, name not
which the duty has been performed by them, on this' known. The Fatamarina was retaken by the For.
Bar,
Moore.
I tune, Captain H. fitted out at Botany Br,
and feveral other occafions. _ _

iirliCifitTlß. SEPT.

EAST INDIES.

IPOR7111NC;, SEPT. 8.

Laft evening, Mr. and Mrs. Maerrsts, of Broad-
flreet, in the City, went out in their barouche to take
an airing, when the horfes took fright, and unfortu-
nately ran with fuch violence, that the coachman
could not command them, when, making a molt
defperate plunge, they upfet the carriage, and Mrs.
Mammas was thrown out, and her face to dread-
fully lacerated, that it is feared the will lofe an eye.
Apprehentions were entertained that the coachman's
back wasbroken when he was raifed from the ground;
however, I have learned this morning, that is nct the
cafe; but both his thoulders are diflocated, and his
body dreadfully bruited, the horfes having repeatedly
kicked him, and (lathed the barouche nearly to pieces.

in lat. to. N. long. 88. E. on the lilt tilt. and dit:
patched to this place.
Two Pattamar Hoops have arrived in the roads,
with cargoes of rice, from Bengal.
JANUARY I, 18o7.—Grain has confiderabii rifen
in price in the courfe of the prefent week ; hut whe-
ther in confequence of a real or fietitious fcarcity, we
are not competent to determine. As large quantities
of rice, peas, &c. are arriving daily from Bengal, in
country vale's, there can be little doubt that there
will fonn be fufficient for the confumption of the
Carnatic, and the price will, of cnurfe, then fall.
In the mean time, any combinations that may be
difcovered, which have for their objeft to monopo•
lize grain, will doubtlefs meet with merited punifh-
ment at the hands of the Magillracy, whofe aftivity,
it protats the fair traders, will defeat the de-
figtis r.f any who may harbour intentions, which lead
;to luch poignant dillrefs, is the want of rice mull
produce to the natives of this country.
London, England, 1807-09-10

13IRTHS.

Friday morning, the Lady of John Lungden, Efq of Belmont-
houfe. Vauxhall. of a fun. _ _ _

In Lower Cadegm-place, Sloane flreet, the Lady of R. B. Pol-
lard, A. 13. of St. Jo'lit a College, Cambridge, of a fon and heir.
At Lethen linorc, on the zsth ult. thc Lady of Conn Rubcrtfon,
Efq. of a fin ar.d heir.
At Riddell Houle, on thc :9th alt. Lady Frances Buchanan
Riddell, of a daughter.
At Carphin, on :he 21 P.. ult. the Lady of Captain Raitt, of a
fan and heir.
London, England, 1807-09-10

ARR. DUt.

1 3
0 I

LaII evening arrived here the Duxit of MOIT/tOSt
packet, Capt.DyNELY, from Halifax, with difpatches
for Government, which were landed and forwarded
immediately for London. She failed 19 days fence,
and was bound to Falmouth, but overfhot that port.
We have not heard if the has brought any particular
news, only that the ferment in America is very great,
and the well difpafed have their fears that they may
be involved in a war with this country. The packet
failed again immediately for Falmouth.
Cams in the Daniftt ►rig Fortuna, Capt FARREL, from Sm.
dinia, laden with fah, for Copenhagen, detained by the PLOVER,
of t 8 gum; the Dana galliot Johanna, Charlott, from Iceland,
with filh, detained by the POMONA, of 40 guns, and the Amt.
Turn., of 38 gum.

Sailed the Ramcsa and EAOL6 cutters on a cruke
and the Dasaomoucnr, of 98 guns, to join the
Channel fleet. Arrived the Wass-LEL, of 18 guns,
from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 9.

Nothing arrived or failed this day.—Wind S.W.

DOVER, SEPTEMBER $.

Came in this day the hoy Providentia, Captain
Boul, of and from North Bergen, with fills and fill
rues, bound for a market in France, detained by the
NYMPH hired armed cutter ; alfo the brig Nofira
Senora Conceciofa, of LI (bon, Captain de.Stsva, from
London, with cocoa, for Cadiz, having received da.
mage by being run on bcard of by a floop, off Folk.
(tone. Palled by the Iris, WIECOTT, from Baltimore,
bound to Amfterdam ; and the Herald, DERBY, fro=
New York, bound to Antwerp. Wind S. W.
SEPTEMBER 9 —The wind has blown exceffively
hard all this day from the S. W. with heavy rain, the
outward bound (hips which went by yefterday from
the Downs, have all bore up, and one of our large
boats is jull gone ont to a brig with a fignal of diftrefs
flying, apparently having loft all her anchors and
cablzs.
London, England, 1807-09-10

EAST-INDLA HOUSE, September 9, ittoy.
THE CGURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITIL
COMPANY of MERCHANT'S of INGLAND traiMg
to the EAST INDIA'S, do Lerety give Mike,
That a Gescral Court of the laid Company will be held at.their
Houle iu leadenhall-Ilreet, on Wtalnelday the 13th of April, ISLS.
for the Eleetion of Six Dire-tors of the fail Company for four
years. WILLIAM RA WAY, Seowary.
London, England, 1807-09-10

MARGATE, SEPT. 8.

The thirteen fail of homeward-bound EMI India
men came to an anchor IA night at the back of
Margate Sands ; and this day they failed for the
River : they will be up at Blackwall by tomorrow.
The Grand Falconer and the Princefa of Wales
packets, failed this morning for London, with too
paffengers.
The Ball at KIDbIAN'S IA night, was numeroufly
attended; at eleven o'clock dancing commenced, and
continued without intermiffion till three o'clock, when
the company departed, highly gratified with the
evening's amufements.
This day has been very propitious to the owners of
the donkies, for they have all been in requifition ; the
donkies, by the piteous looks, we are fure, with both
matters and riders at the d—L

The Ramfgate Bombardiers had yeQerday a grand
field day on the Fort, at Ramfgate, where they fired
18 rounds at a boat moored two miles from the
fbore.
London, England, 1807-09-10

CHalHdig, SEPT. 7.

Friday, a Match of Cricket was played in Cobham
Park, between eleven of the Right wing of the North
Aylesford Legion (including the Hon. the Earl of
Darnley), and t t of the left wing (including Major
Rick), which was won by the latter, by 21 runs.
Thurfday afternoon, as Come perfons were boiling
a kettle under a hedge, by a large field of furze, near
Hoo Common, by fome accident the fire communi.
cated to the furze, and extended with fuch rapidity
as entirely to overcome the exertions of the perfons
who were prefent, in endeavouring to extinguith it.
The fire raged with great fury, and in a ♦ery thort
time confumed the whole growth of nearly to acres.