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London, England, 1807-10-13

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER

Sailed his Majelly's !hips BtiLwAapc, for the Medi-
terranean, ()stilt, with a convoy for the Downs,
And the Mottos', with the William [tore Chip, for
Halifax; Loyal Sam, Rostrum., and Sir Andrew
Fiainmond, Boil, for Bermuda, under convoy ; the
wind Gifting, they put into Yarmouth Roads, from
whence they will fail the &ft fair wind.—Arrived his
MAjell y's fhip Su cc is:, from off Havre, Apollo tranf-
port, from Plymouth, and the Pallas (an American)
from New York, in us days, bound to Amllerdam ;
detained by his MajeAy's chip BuLwAu.—His Ma-
jelly's chip DICADZ is appointed convoy for Cork.—
Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-10-13

ANOTHER LETTER-DATED 4 P. M.

Capt. B. and Wood flatted at 8 o'clock this morn-
ing they ran till z o'clock in the afternoon, when
Wood hid gone 4o miles, and Capt. B. 37 : W. gave
it up, and Capt. B. ran the 40 miles and few yards,
to decide belts-3 to z ,in Barclay.
London, England, 1807-10-13

LISBON.

The letters by the LifbJrl Mail were delivered out
laft night. The exertions employed to get every
thing in readinefs for tranfporting the Court to the
Brazils appear to have been unremitting, and every
circumilance proves how determined the Prince Re.
gent is not to fubmit to the demands of France. It
was underflood, however, before the packet failed, that
an Extraordinary Courier from Paris, with a letter, in
NapoLewes hand writing, to the Prince, had arrived
there. Lord STaancroan, the Britifh Charge 11W-
fairer,waited the next morning on the Palace, and it
was reported foon after that a compromife was not
impracticable. This letter, and the other difpatches
from Paris, were und•:r the confideratinn of the
Portugrefe Cabinet when the PRINCESS ELIZABETH
left the Tagus. The Palace REGENT, it is (laced,
a?p eared in great fpirits after the communication
fr Ans France. The Portuguefe army had been new
tlothed, the expence of which, as well as of every
other article furnifhed on account of Government,
WAS immediately difcharged by the Treafury.
General Juaryr had not reaellzd Litban when the
packet failed, but was expeaed in a day or two.
The Speke, and another Eaft Indiaman, had ar.
rived at Lifbon from Bengal, which place they left
on the 18th March laR. At that time every tiling
Wdla quiet in India. A packet was about to fail fcr
gngland. Thefe two (hips came to Europe, laden
with piece goods, as they could not get indigo, which
was very tierce and very dear. The Margaret
packet had arrived out.
Mr. GAMBIER, the Englifh Conful, had arrived at
Lifbon ; he was to have a meeting with the FaCtory
the day after the packet failed.

The following letters were received by the mail :

" LISBON, SEPT. at.

" The Veffel f have chartered ftr you has been loaded fince the
Bth Inft but is not able to proceed on her voyage, in ennrequence
of a general Prefs of Sailors that has taken place for the Navy of
the Country, which is fitting out with great aelivity, fuppofed to
be for the purpofe of taking the Prince Regent and Royal Family
to the aratils, in cafe Bonaparte fhould determine to fend an army
into this ccomuy, as has been reported to be his intention, which
we b pe sill not be the cafe, as fuck a proteeding would nic.R
clearly he againft the intereft of France and in favour of the Bri-
tifh Nation general Embargo is laid on allVeGas in the Ports
of Spain."
London, England, 1807-10-13

WEYMOUTH, OCTOBER to.

Arrived his M.ltfty's !hips PLUTO, CM:a JA NVERIN, STR ENU •
bus, Unit j NUGENT, and LIBERTY, CODD, ffOM a crulze;
!lover packet boat, Tito MAI QUIRK, and Alert extra packet, D.
I'UT RON, from Guernfey and Jerfey, with mails and parengers
laikd, &Mho, W. COURT, Prince(, Augufta, C. CLARK, and
Tim friends, E. BR VAN, for Guernfey, with cattle for the troops;
Prafptrity, JAarrs CREED, for Alderney, with fupplies for the
lilaad; Alert extra packet, D Puraon, for Guernfey, with paf
Anus; Chefterfirld packet, STARR WOOD, for Guemky and
jedey, with ;nails and paffengers ; N. ncy, Roster You NO, and
Mantra, W. HALL, for Sunderland, in ballad; joreph and Bet-
ky,W. STOWS, jun. for London, with :Lone ; Role. W STONE,
fos for ditto, with pri2e goods ; Gage, H. MA-yr:taws, for ditto,
yid done; Sufarmah, W. ORMAN, for Plymouth, and Lion, T.
bourn, for Cowes, with ftone.
London, England, 1807-12-21

. VICTUALLING °MCI, December IC law.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAY ESTI': Karr, a &sr* give Notice,

That on Wednefday neat the 234 loftant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat with fuels Per-
ions as will undertake to fupply what TALLOW CANDLES
may be demanded for the ufe of the Victualling Department at
the Port of London, for one year, from the ill of January to the
3tll of December, tBoB, inclurive; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with inter& ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the ContcaCt may be feen at the Secretary's
Other.

IV, regard will be bad to any Tender in tobieb the prier flail
not be inlaid in words at lengtb, or that flail not be delivered to tb
&aril before one iamb on toe foil Weinefday next the 13d infleutt
nor nails the Perfen wbo gnaw the Tender, sr low Perlin ow kis
&ball attendee to anfwar wises calkd for.

FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE, A r CHARNEY IN
BERKS.

TO BE SOLD, tither together, ot in Lots,
THE MANOR of CHARNEY, with its Rights,
Members and Appurtenances in the County of Berk', v :th
the very defirable feveral Farms and Lands thereto belonging, in
the occupation of Mcffrs. Woodbridge, Pyke, and Situ, Tenants
at Will, coataining 492 Acre, or thereabouts.
Charney is fituate about ten miles from Oxford, eight from
Abington, and fix from Farringdon, in a fine Sporting Country,
and near the Turnpike Road, leading from Oxford and Abingdon
to Fart ingdon, Cirencefter, and Oloucefter, and the Eftatc is well
worth the attention of any perfon, either to let or occupy.
For further particulars and to treat for the purchafe of the
whole, or any part of the nate, apply to Mr. Morland, Solicitor
Atangdoa.
London, England, 1807-12-21

CAMBRIDGE. DECEMBER :4.

Mr. Jesus Baamaan Cars r Lim, of King's College,
was on Friday admitted a Fellnw of that Society.
The Rev. CHILISTOPHIR &TWILL, M. A. Fellow
of King's College, is indented to the reEtory of
Kirkby Wilke, in Yorkthire, vacated by the death cf
the Rev. MATTHIM RAINS.

The Hon. and Rev. THOMAS DS GREY, Tailor of
Fawley, is picketed to the Archdeaconry of the
diocefe of Winchefter, together with the retiory of
CAlborne, in the Ifle of Wight, worth 8001. per
annum, in the room of the Rev. Archdeacon Wooe.
roan, 'clece ate d. _ _

The Rev. CHARLES FREIMAN MILLARD has been
innituted to the vicarage of Henley, in Norfolk, on
the prefentation of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich.
The Rev. OZIAS TRORSION LINDLILY has been
inflituted to the vicarage of Stoke Holy Croft, in
Norfolk, and the Rev. CHARLES JOHN SMITH licenfed
to the curacy of St. John of Tia.berhill, in Norwich,
on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of
Norwich.

CORM MAIM, MaRR LAMM, DsC. 2 r.—There is
a tolerable !apply of Wheat strivcti,for to-day's
market, but it frilly maintains the quoted prices-_
the fupply of Eagle, is large—and. with Malt,
rather lower—Peas and Beans, of the two forts,
keep their price—there is a middling fupply of
Oat., and this trade is quoted rather higher—Flour
as tall week.

CIIIIMINCT A$ soma's.:
ifissat. , 41114 dos fa per v. Grey Peas,64, 706011
Pisa Ditto. yja 711 tad Beans, (old) yds 64. od
Rye, (asw) egos ;es od Tick Ditto j3s pp od.
Will. 4on Ms cd Gatajas Pis ass
Mak, (rdd) Os Oils od Poland ditto 43s eos cid
White Peas, ( Boners) iscs 16-s Pour* ditto to etis ed
Rape Soul sal est
Fine Floor sp. 6orkoSevaells jos Si.
London, England, 1807-12-21

, • YARMOUIV, DECEMBER so.

Sailed the. CYAN, frigate, Foassrsa {loop, and
Sates gun brig. Arrived the Qt.:trate frigate from
the Southward. Ships of war here, Flora and Rae
buck Rag flups, Vanguard, Stately, Quebec frigate,
Sappho, S.leguard, Alacrity and Lynx floops'of war.
This morning the French ptifoners were landed
from the Alacrity (loop of war, and (finned to
•*rifoa by a party of the Cambridge(bite Militia.—
Wind S.W. hazy.
London, England, 1807-12-21

?FJU7ICAL IN7ELLICZNE.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER a.
Arrived the American Min Pamela, TAYLOR, from
Bourdeaux, fent in by his M.tjefty's (hip IRDITATI •
GASLI ; Spanith fehooner, name unknown, prize' to
his Majelly's fhip I'Am:A ; Bremen (hip Margaretta,
RAKI, from Bourdeanz, fent in by his Majelty's (hip
GIBRALTAR.

One, P.M.—Tke Townfhend packet is this moment
arrived. Mr. Gasistsa came paffenger in her, and
is gone off exprefs to London with the important
information that the Prince Regent had left Lilbon,
and failed for the Brazils with all his fleet, &c. &c.
The Towofhend left Sir SIDNIY SMITH tiff the Tagus
on the xd inGant. all well.—Wind S.R.
London, England, 1807-12-21

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER 19.
Copy of a I.ctter from Vice Admiral Rufftll, Commander in
Chief of his Majeft)'s Ships and Petrels off the Text,, to thf
• Honourable W. W. Pole, dated ortbdard his Majetty's Ship the
Flora, Yarmouth Reads, t6th inftanf.
Sit—Herewith I Inelote a letter from Captain Palmer, report,-
big to me, that he had. on the 14th Milani, captured the File&
land French lugger privateer, of eighteen guns, anti 4a men ;
which I beg you will he pleated to lay infore my Lords C9mtnifg
210001/110f the Admiralty. I arn, &c. /Signed) T.lll. Fusy
His Majeity'i !loop Alacrity, At Sea,Low,eftolf bearing
W. by &by Compafs, ten knots, Dec. 14.
Sir—l have the hOnour to acquaint you, that on
the 14th intlant, at lit P. M. his Majeily's iloop
Alacrity under my command, came up with, and
captured, after a cbace of two hours, the French
privateer lugger Friedland, of Dunk' k, command'
cd by ;I:raneis Louis Been►, being quite a new veffer
on her feeond cruise, mounting eighteen guns, •tot
42 men, out two days, having made one capture,
Swedifb galliot, from Stackholsp, bound to Ply.
mouth, Wen with tar and iron. There is one man
killed on board the privateer. I have the honour to
be, &c, (Signed) MISBIT PALMER.
London, England, 1807-12-21

:CEMBER at.

:fa done at the Stock Exchange.
ON SATURDAY.
India Bonds, par is dif.
Exact). Bills, as. is. pr. par
Omnium r 1
Imp a per Cent. Art
Conf. for arc. dalf

Yeflerday morning, at eight o'clock, Admiral Sir
CHAIM'S COTTON got under weigh from Pont.
mouth with his expedition, bound, as it is Paid, for
the cult of Portugal. The wind was fair, and by
fix o'clock in the evening, the greater part were fife
through the Needles.
The embarkation of troops for the Expedition,
under the command of General &Erica& and Sir
CHALLIS COTTON, was completed on Friday; the
32d, soth, and 82d Regiments having embarked.

Sir C. COTTON went on board the Minotaur on
S Lturday morning. The three regiments mentioned,
the 29th regiment, and the 3d, 4th, 6th, and Bth
battalions of the line of the King's German Legion,
with !event companies of artillery, commanded by
Major Dicessson, is the whole force, amounting to
nearly 8000 men, in futy !even fail of tranfports.
We underftand, from good authority, that there
troops will join about ten thoufznd more, under the
command of General MOORS, who left Sicily on the
28th of Offober, for Lilbon ; and that Sir CHAIM'S
COTTON will take under his command tl:e fquadron
which Sir SIDNIT SMITH is cruising with off Lifbon.
The z9th and Both regiments are attached to ilriga-
dies General M.Faa Laws's brigade ; and the 32d
and Std to Colonel Sir GIORGI SMITH'S, of the 82d
regiment : The four battalions of the German Le-
gion, are, at prefent, under the diredlion of the two
fenior officers of thole corps.

The fhip John and Francis, of and for Chatlefton,
from Bourdeaux, arrived at Plymouth on Saturday,
detained by the Vulture privateer, of Jerfey the
failed from Bourdeaux the 4th inftant, after a deten-
tion of fifty days, under embargo, whilß two large
frigates, l'Horthenfe and Thernife, were fitted nut
for fea, and failed on the 25th ult. fuppofed for
Martinique; but before the left Bourdeaux River, it
was reported that there fligates had been attacked
by three Britilh frigates ; that the Captain of
torte and 5o men were killed, and on board the The-
mire 7o men ; in confequence of which they had put
into Paffage.
The J‘ihn and Francis was boarded on the 4th by
the Tetsuws frigate ; Captain Balsa informed them
that the TRIMUSII and lontraricalLe had chafed
the above frigates, and that owing to their fuperiority
of failing, and the Indefatigable's carrying away her
bowfprit and fore yard, they could not near them.

By letters from Plymouth. received this morning,
we learn that 'Admiral MURRAY'S fleet from the
River Plate, is now in the Channel.
They were met with on the roth inR. in long. I t.
jun in founding:, very fhort of provifions and water.
They are as follows :

Pocrsttgatuse AFRICA, FLY,
DAPHNE, PROTECTOR, FLYING Fun,
With 4S fail of tranfports and 12 merchant 'hips.

Several frigate• and other vetrels have failed within
the laft four days, with provifion• and water, from
Plymouth, with which we hope they are provided by
this tine.
London, England, 1807-12-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
frHIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 2 t,
will be adted the Comedy of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
fir Phillip Elandford, Mr. Pops ; Sir Abel Handy, Mr. Minden ;
.Mocriogloa, Mr. Murray; Farmer Albfield, Mr. Emory ;
Mils Blandford, Mrs. Gibbs; Sufan Attificid, Mifs Waddy.
After which will be performed (nth time), a Grand Hittorical
Melo-Drama, called
THE BLIND BOY.
The principal chandlers by Mr Murray, Mrs. C. Remble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. Fawcett. Mr Thompfon, Mr. Chipman, Mr.
Fsricy, Mr. Litton, Mifs &Mow, Mils Norton.
To-morrow, Two Faces under a Hood.
On Wednefday will be revived the Comedy of the Weft Indian,
being the' laft night of the Company's performing till the Huh.
days.

PICMILLIIVG-OPPICR, arentler is, 130 y.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTU.ILLING
HIS .Iblso rES7Y's Narr, do berth give Mike,
That on Tuefdal next, the aid initant they will be ready to
receive Tender+ in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE
HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, of the growth of
the year tibb ; to be sof actable to Samples to be produced with
the Tenders; to be delivered in a month, One Hundred and Fifty
Bags into the Victualling Stores at Portfmoutts, and the remain-
ing One Hundred and Fifty Bags into thofe at Plytanoth; and to
be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrast may be ken at the Secretary:,
Office.
No regard w;11 be bad to any Tender in subiret the pricefiall not le
infested in Ivor& at length, or that fiall not it delivered to the Board
before one o'clock on the fail Taeflay next, the sad i.ft ent, n,sr ssnlei
the Perfect trio wales the Tender, or Aerie Perfon an hie ielalf, attend,
to aseftrer when railed for.
London, England, 1807-12-21

A CHALLENGE

MESS RS. CUR R I E and CO. Surgenns, challenge
the whole world to prove a Engle iollance where their Me-
dicine and method of cure have failed of the deGrcd effort The
pradtice of mat.- years in this particular branch of thcirprofelEan •
has not given rife to one unfuccefsjul cafe.
They continue to dircia dub' audit., to the treatment and esit
of Venereal Complaints, and that derargcment of the fyaess,
which is the confequence of the pernicious wallefu I effesas of a ha-
bit long and molt unhappily Nailed by the youths of both axes,
in the one it will be found to be the uulailing (mace of barrettes*,
the other have its ravagesfatally dcvdnpsd tort cm by a diftreilling
(tate of dcHlity, which. if not timely tem. died, ter.ninatea in ka-
pott:nee. Thefe are its remote and ultimate ,ffeds; while eon-
fumptions.lors of mufcular power, and various nervous complaint,
ufeally charaderife the earlier tiara of this (Many vice. Of per-
fens languirhing under the disorders incident to ruch a life, their
tratntentia firnyle,and has neverprtwed unfocceryful in the oostrle
of a long, laborious, and much emended pradtice. In the mod
obstinate and complicated cats, of Venereal Infedlion,fuch as oh-
arudtiont In the Urethra, Spongy Eicrrfeences, Hard TIIMOUTI.
Callous Ulcers, Eruption• Seminal Wralitfi, Gleets, &c. &e
which have hitherto Dallied the fkill of the general pradlitionsr,
Meffrs. Currie and Co are now enabled rad.taily to cure by a new,
Cafe, end etreatious mode of pradtice, fuperior to any ether yet
adopted.'They may by confultc .1 by either See with the greatelt
delicacy, reereey and honour at*their bottle, No. toy, Hawn Gar-
de,. Vatients in the country are requea dto Itatit the particulars
n( their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pelt
paid, enolofing a bank note. will be duly anfw; red ; aril the aced
Cary advice and medicines given orient to any part of the,illbrioss.

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London, England, 1807-12-21

OXFORD, DECEMBER 19.

The following fubjefts are propofed for the Chan.
eellot's Prizes for the year enfuing, viz.
For Latin Verfes Ddpki
For so EngHi hail Arditary Rash.
The Vico Chancellor has received a donation of
201. to be given to the Author of the heft C.ampofition
in Englith verfe on the following fubjeti, viz.
JeteMset. _ _

The firfl and lan of the above fuhjeifts are intended
for thufe Gentlemen of the Univerfity, who have not
exceeded four years from the time of theirMatricula-
don ; and the other for fuels as have exceeded four,
but not completed !even years.
The Exercifes ase to be fent under a Pealed cover
to the Regiiirar of the Univetlity on or befure the
9th day of May, 18.28. None will be received after
that day. The author is required to conceAl his name,
and to diftinguifb his compofition by what motto he
pleafes; fending at the fame time his name Pealed up
under another cover, with the fame motto infcribed
upon it. _ _ _

The ezercifes to which the Prizes null be adjudged
are to be repeated (after a previous rehearfal) is the
theatre, upon the Commemoration Day, immediately
after the Public Oratot's Creation Oration.

Thurfday, the lan day of Michaelmas Term, the
Rev. kite Butte's, M. A. and Student in Divinity
of St. John's College, was admitted Bachelor in Di-
vinity._

Russat.t.Ocowass,ofChrill Church;
Rev. Hastav Boons Htassar, 01 Q.seen's College;
and Rev. Insern Benson, of St. Edmund Hall, B.A.
were admitted Mallets of Arts.
London, England, 1807-12-21

PLYMOUTH, DEC. to:

the Pomona frigate that arrived here Thurfday
laR, (poke with Admiekl Wreaks, beating in the
mouth of the Channel, with a number of the tranf-
ports under his conitfy, -from Monte Video, which
are Rated to be very much diflieffed for want of
Orovifions and water, in confequence of which a very
large fupply has been (hipped on board the Poraose,
of 40 guns, Mth lIRTA, of 36, DRUID. of 32, and the
Novae, of tB, and thefe flips failed yelterda7
morning for the purpofe of meeting with the fleet
at fea, and to (apply them with fuch necerraties as
they steed. It is reported that the fleet ate very
Much difperfed, and that the troops have fuffered
confiderable hardfhip by gales end the length of the
voyage.
Came in the COLO'S-SUS. of 7+ guns, from the
Channel ficet ; French (loop Defile de to Pais, from'
Varnes, with wheat and iron, fur Bourdeattx, cap.
tured by the Martial gun brig ; John and Ann, Capt.
WHITIIIDIS, from Gibraltar, with fruit, for Lou
don. It is reported that the 'POrttignefe fquadron
are expetted at this port, under the efcort of Admiral
gir SIDMST SMITH. Came in the ftli;IIMIRSII, of
18 guns, from jerky; Ruinous', of t 8 guns, froM
i cruise.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER to.
Arrived his Majeßy's (hip &money IR, from the
River Plata ; LIDA and HBAILTY, from a cruise
EPTIRPRILII and Arotto tranCports, with fe.veral
other outward bound vefrels; ft z-g. the Down/.
Saga his Staje(ty's (hips COROPIANDIL and bar.
Pill to the Weßward; MINOTAUR. Sir Cllititias Ceti-
rom ; /keratosis, lkirriru, and Mrtisaoort, With a
large convey of tranfports, with troops, on a Secret
Expedition.—Wind E
London, England, 1807-12-21

F3REIGN INTELLIGENCE..

COPENHAGIN NOV ty

, A flotilla, like that of Bo'ulogne; is conartgling
here. Seven gun boats are already on the Rocks.—
They are to be carried to the number of 400, with.
out comprifing twenty floating batteries. There
works are carrying cn in all the Danith ports.
About 30,000 men will, within a few days, be
collated in Zealand, and it is more and more ex-
pelted that a military confcription will be veforted
to. We continue to take feveral Bridal Tads, and
welt more coming front RulEa.

PARIS, DEC. ts.
Mar!hal Beffieres gave a grand fete on the 4th inn.
in commemoration of the Emperor -Napoleon's Co.
ronation. All the (*Won of Paris was invited.

The three Eleaoral Colleges of the kingdom of
Italy were to hold an extraordinary meeting on the
Both inftant ; they were fummoned to attend by an
order from the Emperor Napoleon.
The Arch Chancellor of the Empire arrived on
the 6th inftant at Paris.
The Argus of the loth. Aim, that the French
entered Lifbon on the 28th ult.
The Danifh Government has iffued an order, de-
claring all (hips that pafs the Sound without paying
the toll, are lawful prises, wherever they may be
captured.
VENICE, DEC. 3.
The Emperor arrived here on the 29th ult. where
be was received with the molt diftinguifhed honours,
and a Cantata in celebration, of his arrival was per-
formed at the Theatre on the tQ inftant ; on the 2cl,
there was a Te Drum, and a general illumination ;
and on the 3d, his Majefty was employed in Tithing
the public works, &c.
NAPLES, NOV. S.
The Ruffian troops which had arrived at Madre-
donia, and which, it is believed, were to march
through Italy and Germany, had again embarked
on the 24th of Oftober, in order to proceed home.
ward by fea. It is alfo Elated, that the Englith troops
which evacuated Alexandria, had come to Palermo
in Sicily.

BERLIN, DEC.!.
By the new plan for re-organizing the army, the
etavalry will confift of 68 fquadtons, each containing
zso men. The augmentation of the infantry will
not take place till the return of the King to Berlin.

LONDON.

MONDAY, D 1
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confiding of eafy and tamiliir Phrafes and Dialogues. Englith and
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TUL V:1711 BOOR.
A Dir:TiooAßv of the FRENCH and FNOLISII, and F.Nr;LISIZ
and Fit xtecd Le.tvelva °as ; including rnany Hundred Word it,:
to be found in other Dialonariea. and excluding others ankacY•n
to modern French Literature. The whole reviled, prepared, at:d
compiled by M. ('Abbe de ; bcattifully printed in a new
Nonpareil Type, on fine Paper. price 9s bound.
TUE SIXTB BOOK.
DiCTIONAIRC UNIVERSEL DEB SYNONTAIBB AL LA LANGUZ
Fan NCOISE, Recutillis per M. L'Ab'te de Levizie, prix 61.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 240 6, Bridge-itrt.tt. Black.
friars; and to be had of all Booklellers, with the full Allowance to
Schools.

N B. The above-mentioned Series of eafy and fimple elemen-
tary Pooh% are believed to be all that are nceedTary to render an
Foglia' Student futficiently familiar- with the French Language,
fur the purpofes of reading and converfation. Every perfon mutt
have been 'Truck with the ahfureity of the pi-Id-lice of putting the
prefent voluminou., tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and
their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Well edncated
Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the foStleties
which, by means of the previnully exiting French and Elle&
Grammars, are attempted to be taugh: to Children in Englifb
Schools. The Abhc Boffut's Bootts, on the cmtrary, contain no-
thing but general and etfential points of information ; ney love
the Pronunciation to the living Tutor, Irma whom as much will
he learnt in an hour as by Role in a year; rni,in refped to Words
and Cnnfiruclion,-they place the acquirement of the French Lan-
guage, by an Englith child, exaltly on tho fame IJoting as tha: on
whin& it Bands to a native.
London, England, 1807-09-09

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO FIONS

The Rev. Romney i. iiiltituted to the Rectory of :win-
don, in the Piocefe of Glauceftrr, void LI the refignation of the
Rev. John Brecks.
A difvenfation from the ArchhiOtnp of Canterbury has paiTtil
the Great Seal,tn enable the Itt v. Dr. Lord, Rraor of Bade:111m,
Kent. to hold the Vicarage t.f Lyddcu, on the preft•ntation of the
Lord Chancellor.
London, England, 1807-09-09

WE NtSDAY. SEPIi

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Septaisiers, 1807.
THE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS of Nit MajOy's
ORD:VANCE& bred, give Meier,

That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before Tucfday the 13th ioitant, from fuch Pcrfon as may be
willing to undertake the fupply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE
HORSES, ttatiooed at the following flifirldts, viz.

NORTH BRITAIN.
NORTHERN.
YORKSHIRE.
EASTERN, culufive of Warley.
SOUTHERN. eachillve of Chatham.
SOUTH WEST. including Portfmouth, Ifle of Wight, and
Chrlftchorch.
WESTERN.

WOOLWICH, with its dependencies, Watley and Chatham;
For a period of fir months, from the tit of Ofteber mat. The
Forage to be &milked in rations, conafting of
iolb. of Oats, at enl st. per aufheL
:alb. of Upland Meadow Hay ; and
81b. of Wheat or Rye Straw.
And to be delivered at the refpretive Ration, at the expense of
the Ccestradter, who is alto to furniih fuels Morro with Oats, at
81b. per ration, as stay be Mated within the Dißri,ft for which
he contracts.

The Prop•fals may be delivered feparately, or jointly, for each
Ration ; and it is expeded that the Contradlor Rasa receive the
Roble Dung that may from time to time accumulate, making an
allowance for the fame.

Further particulars may be known, upon application to the
Officers commanding the Royal Artillery, in each Diftriel, and
alfo at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day be-
tween the hours of tea and four o'clock, where the Proporals are
to be delivered, foaled up and endorfed," Propofals for the Supply
of Forage ;" but no Propefal can be admitted, after the raid tsrli
inftant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nor will any
Ttneler be noticed, unlefa the Party making it, or an Agent in his
behalf, fhall attend. By order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-09-09

MONEY.

MOBLEMEN, Gentkrnen, &c. are refreaftllll,
-LI informed they may be fiipplied with Money to any amount,
on terms eval to mortgage, (mired on Freehold, Copyholi, Leafe-
hold Land or Ho.ifes, Money in • funds, Marriage Settlements,
Widows' jointures, Clergymen's I.lwingo, or any other Property.
Perfons refpedlability may be IN ~lied on their p:rf..inal fecurity
only. Gentlemen will Cod every liberal accommodation withuitt
delay. Application fro ii twelve till two; or letters, poll-paid,
addrard to Marrs. Wi:ls and Co No. to, South Itreet, Berkeley-
Square.

THE belt toned tii:tißht Grand Piano Forte ever
made—admired by all the Mufic Prufeffore who have fern •
it—to be Sold, price Seventy-five Guineas only; about fix vreehtt
fince it was tww, and One Hu oircd Guineas was plid for it. by a
General Officer, who ie gone to the eminent. Hie Royal High-
lief! the Prince of Waler ha• two, by the fame maker, now ltaltl-
ing in Carlton Hou'e. It `:as additional Keys In the BA's ; alto in
the Treble. The prefcnt Propritor hopea no Lady or Gentleman
will call to look at it. nut of curiofity only. To be ken at No. 5,
Leiceftcr Pace, Laceßa :quart:.
London, England, 1807-09-09

PORTUGAL.

Private letters from Lilbon, by the Mail of yefter-
day, Qate that the Spaniards have demanded from the
Portuguefe Government ten fail of the line, three of
which were getting ready when the packet failed,
and orders bad been fent to the arfenal at Lithon to
repair and equip the following :

FRIOATIS.
Minerva
Prin ens
Carlotta
DUGS.
S. Godo Magno Gavio (under orders)
Principe (going to Bahia) Condeca de Refeada, ditto
Prinecza Real
Three of the above are very mach out of repair ;
and, in the prefent miferable Rate of the Portugueze
arfenals, it will require many months before thefe
yards can be equipped and ready for fea. At the
time of chi depar tire of the packet, the report which
has been circulated here of an embargo having been
laid upon the Portugueze veffels in the French parts,
had not reached Lifbna, nor could any conjeaure be
formed refpeaing the intentions of BOWArAITI to.
wards that country. No late intelligence has been
received there from South Americo; fo that the re-
ported failure of the e x pelition under GeneralWnrrifz'
LOCKE, appears to be unfounded. The Prince of •
Wales left in the Tagus his Majefty's frigate LIVELY,
and the Townfhend packet. His Majeßy's frigate
NIGER. 3z guns, left the Tagus on the fame day as
the packet for Gibraltar.
The treatment which Portugal now experiences,
though what might be expeacd, is extremely unjuft.
That country has repeatedly paid large funs to
the French as the price of her neutrality—France, to
be lure, makes no demand at prcfent, but grumbles
an army ; and then Spain requires the Portuguefe
nary to be delivered up. The Spann, Government
incur the odium—but who is to receive the benefit of
this robbery ? That very power which has been,
paid for its forbearance. Yet the French exclaim
againft the tyranny of the Britifh for confulting
their own fafety, in demanding the temporary pot-
feffion only of the Danifh navy.

slurs Of THE LINE.
Alfa= d'Albscierque
Mains
Conde don 'intrigue
CHEEIVEI.
London, England, 1807-09-09

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, money. 64--for Oftobcr 63H—Omnium pre.
Exchequer Bills, par to is preen.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. (hut " India Stock 176
3 per Ct. Conf. 641 Excheq. Bills, par is. a Is. dif.
4 per Cent. Oust Omnium pr.
per Ct. Navy, 96.91 Englilh Tickets tol. x9s.
Long Ann. (but Confols for ace. 63i
XCHANGE.

COURSE OF E
Amfterdant 35 9 aDE
Do. at Wit 35 t
Rotterdam t t 4 S UT.
Hamburgh 34 2 et CC
Altona 34 3 2t Uf.
Paris, t day's date 24 4 Liv.
Ditto a UE 24 10-
ilowieaux 24 to
Aglo on the Bask of
New Dollars

Cadiz 38i effedt. Genoa 451
Madrid3B4 effedt I Liflym 64
Bilhoa 381, effedt. ( Oporto 64
Leghorn s°l ; Dublin tot
Naples 4a I Cork II i
Venice 52 liv. Piccole effeetive
I ' per £ Ital.
Paletino. 92 pence per oz.
Holland S; per Ccnt.
0 5s sd

The BUSTLER gun brig arrived at Deal, fpoke on
her late cruise ap American fhip from Amfterdam,
the Captain of which dated that before leaving that
port, on the ad inilant, the news that Copenhagen
hid furrendered to the Btitifh had been publifhed in
the AmArdaw Garattf. This news mull be incorred,
as to the date at leaf'. The Dutch Gazettes which
reached us yefterday were to the 4th inftant, and
would certainly have mentioned the fad, had it been
known at the time Rated by the Antetican Captain.
We have already mentioned the report that all
commgnication between the Dutch ports and this
country is completely doled. This report now feems
to be fully coOr med. Two veffels under Kniphaufcn
colours, which failed a few days ago from Graven('
for Rotterdam, with paffengers only, have returned
to Yarmouth, after being warned off by one of the
Officers of the guardfhip off Helvoetfluys. They
were not even allowed to wait for provifions, but
ordered to proceed to fea immediately. They fpoke
afterwards a pilot boat, who informed them, that
every veffel coming diredly from England would be
confircated, and that the matter with any plffengers
he might have on board, would be marched to the
Hague. It appears, therefore, that every intercourfe
with this country is'now ftridly prohibited. One of
there vefiels is the (loop Eda, Captain AtEXANDEA.
Neither mailer, nor paffengers, were able to learn
any thing tefpeding the fate of Copenhagen.
London, England, 1807-09-09

EAST INDIES.

In a fucceeding column We:have given extraas
from Eaft India papers to the ill of February lath
The Bombay Courier of the sth January times, in ad-
ditir.u. to lift night's Gazeit account of the capture
of the French privateer ki Deux Sceurs, that her
Captain and 3a cf her me:: Were brought in prifoners,
and the remainder aft:del their efcape to th 4 Maud
of Cheduba, where they were protated by the Rajah.
London, England, 1807-09-09

PLYMOOII, SEPT. 7.

Came in the Danifh fhip Swerin Margatitta, Capt.
FAL K ENSURC, from Alicant, for l.arwick, with falt,
detained by the litfolution privateer ; Hamburgh
fhip Herman Antra, Captain STE MELAN X% from
Litbon, with fugar, tobaclo, and hides, detained by
the Refolution privateer; Danifh fchoonar Proveftein,
from London, in ballatt, detained in port; Dann
fhip Apple Mar garetta, Captain SMITH, from A licant
to Drontheim, with fah, detained by the Refolution
privateer •, and the Dine trig Carl Von Pleffin, Capt.
ScHULL, for Cette, with wine, detained by the Scott-
PION' of 1$ guns. Came in the Scoarrox„ of it guns,
and the MOROS) cf 18 guns, from a cruize.
POW VSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 8. • .
Arrived the Lard Duncan, BARRATT, from Poole,
buund to Malta.—Wind W.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 8.

Arriv,ed the BUSTLER gun brig, from a cruize off
°fiend ; THRASHER gun brig, from off Boulogne;
and SNAKE fl4op, from the Nore. Sailed the TRUSTY,
of 5o guns, and CROCODILL. frigate. for Portfmouth ;
KANGAROO &lop, on a cruize, off Boulogne.—Re-
main in the Downs, Princefs of Orange, Canada,
Antelope, Clyde, Snake, and Buttler.—Wind W. N.
W. and moderate.

.SHEERNF.SS, SEPTEMBER S.
Thia morning failed from the Nore the Cv.i.TINEL
gun brig, with a fleet under convoy for the Baltic.—
Wind W.
London, England, 1807-03-07

DIED.

On the jth inftant, at his mother's houfc, Bath, John Strother
Antrum, yuungeft fon of the late J. S. Aoctun, Efq. of Calton-
bury Place. aged 4 years and tt months
On the tft Milani, at Grarefend, Mifs Jobina Maria Rogers,
daughter of Henry names Rogers, Efq.
Friday fenni6bt, of a paralytic tiroke, at his honk in Rocking-
ham Row, Newington, Thomas Althrope, Efq. many years knit&
Clerk of the Trinity Notice.
London, England, 1807-03-07

IMPROVEMENTS IN EDUCATION.

;JOSEPH LANCASTER, of the Free Schott!,
Borough Road, London, having invented,, under the tifelfing
of TYntna PROVIDP4 Cc, a new and mechanical Syftem of Educa-
tion, for the ufe of Schools, feels anxious to difremitiate the know-
ledge of its advantages through the United Kingdom.
By this fyftem, paradoxical as it may appear, above.One•Tbou-
rand Children may be taught and governed by one Mailer only, at
an expence now reduced to Five Shillings per annum, each Child;
and fuppofed ftill capable of further redudtion. The average
time for Inftrudion, In Reading, Writing, and the elements of
Arithmetic, is twelve Months. Among many tither advantages
which diftitiguifh this fyftem, is a new method of teaching to
Read and SpeU; whereby one Book, worth about Seven Sbillitigs,
win ferve to teach Five Hundred Boys, who, in the ufual method
would require Aire Hundred Books, worth above fwenty-five
Pounds. The improvement is three timer greater by the new
,method than the old. Any boy. who can read, can teach Arith-
metic with the certainty of a mathematician, although he knows
nothing about it hinifelf.
The Public are indebted to the fluke of Bedford and Lord
Somerville, in the firft initance, and to many of the Nobility,
Gentry, and Clergy, for the (option given to this fyftem in I.ondon,
whets in its infant Rate. The King, the Qtiecti, and the Royal
Family, feeling, with paternal goodnefs for the welfare and bappi
riffs of their people, have patronized, by liberal Annual Subfaip-
tions,4 defign for extending the benefits of this plan to the Eduea-• •
lion of Ten Thoufand Poor Children.
One of the peculiar advantages of this fyftem is, that it does
not enter into any grounds of religious differences, being in
itfelf a compendium of mechanical improvements, in themfelves
highly beneficial and capable of being applied to educate the poor
by hundreds and thounds, at a very (mall expence. Thole who
may think fit to adopt this plan will find it capable of great good
in itfelt ; and may engraft on it any fyftem of Religious loftruCtina
which they pleafe, without dimininting its utility.
it is intended to publiih an Abridgement of the Syftem of Vo-
cation for the benefit of the poor in Ireland. It will be 6:tented
under the infpettion of the Author of the original Sidon, aoAl re-
cent improvements. Plans of Buildings for School Rooms, and
Arrangements adapted to thole called Sunday, and every *other
airs of Schools, in which the Poor are Educated, will be added-
One nbjedt of the intended publication is to enable benevolent
perfuos to fpread the knowledge of this cheap, earl, and (*peon .
tows mode of Education among School Mailers, Governors of
Charities, Committees, and Friends of the Poor, in a general
manner, and at the expence of a (mail Subleription, which is to
be paid at the time of Subfcribing.
The Sebfetiption is at the rate Of Ten Copier for One Pound.
Subferiptions are received as follows ..By Jefrph Laneafter,
fat &noel, Borough Road, London, or by letters, poR paid; the
London, England, 1807-03-07

WOOLWICH', with hi Dependencies, Warier and Chatham.

LIVERPOOL.
For a period of fix Months, from the lit of April next, the Forage
to be furnithed in Rations, confining of
iolbs. of OATS, at eelbs. per Buihel.
nibs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY, and
Sibs. of WHEAT or RYE STRAW.
And to be delivered at the re(peftive Stations, at the expence of
the Contraftor, wbo is alto to furnifh fuels Horres with Oats at
Sibs. per Ration, as may be billeted in the Diftridi for which he
contradts.
The Prnporals may Se delivered feparately or jointly for each
Station. and it is sxpeded that the Cuntraftor mall receive the
Stable Dung that may from time to time accumulite, making as
, allowance for the fame.
. .

Further Particulars may be known upon application to the
Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Diftrlet ; and
.alo at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforefald, any day be-
tween the Hours of Ten and Four &Clock, where ;he Propnfals
are to be delivered Rated up, and indorfed " Propofals for the
fupply of Forager but no ProporAl can be admitted after the
Paid aid inßant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day; nor
will any Tender be noticed tinkle the party making it, or an
agent in bis behalf, Stall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-03-07

The Conditions of the Contra may be ken at the Secretary's
Office, or by applying to Mr. Thomas Miller, Agent for the
Viztualling -at Plymouth. _

No regard will Ise had to any Tender in whirl. do price Ain not le
off-crud in words at length, or that flail not he delivered to the Board
before are 0.4:10ta on the laid Walniday the lith of Mara next, nor
not fi the prrflas who moles the Tender, or fowe periin on his behalf.
attends to ax[wsr when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-07

THEATRE-ROYAL, ISRURY•LANE.
ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 9, 18076
will be glad the New P►ay. in Five Ads, called
THE CURFEW.
After which, never performed, a New Operatic Piece, called
THE YOUNG HUSSAR.
The Overture and Mufic compoced by Mr. Kelly.
The Chanidters by Mr. hilitton, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cberrb
Nifs. Gibbon, Mr. Dignum, Mr. Fitzfitninons, Mrs. Mountain,
:firs. Harlow, Mrs. Bland.
Thia Evening—The Curfew ; with the Siege of Montgatz.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 23, tBo7
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTI...* NA rr, to hereby give notice,
That on Tuefday the loth of March next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the
fupply of what FRESH WATER Mall be required for the ufe of
His Majeity's Ships and Veffeis at Guernfey, for twelve months
cer*ain ; and further until fix months warning (hall be given on
either fide for the termination thereof.
The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with intercft ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contra& may be feen at the Secretary's
Office ; or by applying to the CelleCtor of the Cuftoms at Guernfey.
No regard will be bad to any Tender is which the prier fbxll not be
inferred iw word, at length, or that ftali not k delivered to tLe Board
kfore one fielocion the laid Tuelilsy the 'orb of March next, 'for Nalsfs
the Perfon who nabs the Tender,or forte Perfits on bit bobJlf Aka& to
anfwer =ben called for.
London, England, 1807-03-07

WRIT OF zieir.

This writ is the 101 l that can be brought for the re-
covery of an Aare, and is in rare ule in modern
days, being one of the feudal aftions as now pendinit
in this county, in a caulk of Deffon v. Sheppard.
The mode of trial is what is called by the Grand
Aftive, a mode of trial devi.ed by Glanville, Julticiar
Henryto III. in lien of the Norman mode of decid-
ing it by tingle combat ; but the tenant Hill has the
tight of t...,,ging battle by champion with his antago-
nitt, if he chutes it. The last r.f theft judicial corn-
bays was in the reign of Elizabeth. By the trial by
the Grand Mize, four Knights girded with their
(words appear i.v Court. and return the Grand Affize,
that is, the Jury who try the wife.. In the prefent
cafe the writ to the Sheriff was read, by which
the Sheriff was direaed to funtmon, by good furn-
moners, lour Knights, who were to appear before the
King's Paige girded with their (words, to make elec.
Lion of the Grand AlTioe to determine whether the
dcmandant had the greater right to demand, or the
tenant the greater tight to hold a melittage and 400
acres of land, it Offiey, in this county. To which
writ the Sheriff tenoned, that he had lummoned W.
Baker, Robe. t Dimfdale, John Baron Diekinfon, and
Michael Hankie, Efqrs. ' Thole Gentlemen accor-
dingly appeared in Court, each with a (word, and
• returned the names of the Grand Affize. The caufe
• of comic Bands for trial the next Affixes. •
London, England, 1807-03-07

This illy wa.. public led ut Bvo. price qs. 1:1
AN ABRIDGNIENT of the LAW Ilf NISI
PRIUS, Part the Second, containing Nine Chapters under
the following titles—Covenant, Debt, Deceit, Detirtnq Marcia,
Eje,fin ent, Executor:Fa-B.ton Frauds; Statute of. This part con-
tains an Abridgment of the Decifions relative to the Lear of Fill
Prior as far down as Trinity Term 1806, inclunve.
Ef WILLIAM SELWYN, Jyn of Lincoln's fun, TN.
Printed for W Reed, Law Bookfeller (Succiffor to Brooke and
Clarke), Bell Yard, Temple-Bar.

Juft puhlithed, price 3s in heads,
OXFORD PRYZE POEMS : being a Colleainn
of Nth Englifh Poems at have at various times obtained
Prizesin the Univerfiry of Oxford.
Oxford Printed for J. Parker; P. and C. Rivington, and
Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, London.
Where may be had,
Manes Poems, pries 4s.
Slave, a Poem, zs. 6d.
London, England, 1807-12-19

DID.

At Charleftown, attic yellow fever. Mr Archibald Johnftone,
late of Olafgow, and alto Mr Jamce How Neilfon, lon of Mr
Charge Nedra), merchant, GI ifs ow.
On the apth November, at Pcr th, Sarah Sophia Wilfon ; and
on the 7th Dec. Wm Carlyle Wilton, her brother, children of
Alex Wilton, merchant there.
At Clifton, in the 47th year of his age. Colonel the Honourable
William Monfort, of his Majetly's 76th Hintlottan Regiment.

ri 0 pluck the role of pleafure,and not to be wounded
by its thorn,has been the favourite obje& of mankind. though
in this they have been too often difappointed; happily for the good of
fociety, the baneful effedisof illicit intercourfe are eafily removed,
if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. FR EC.
man's, termed ourrA SALUTARIS. Thole Diuretic Vege-
table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine the confli•
tutinn, and plant difeafe where the aim is to relive health, which
fo many boalted fpecifies of the day do ; on the contrary, fo in
noccitt is this molt efficacious preparation, that it is atiminincred
with fafety to children of the molt render age, fo fuccefsful are its
powers as to eradicate from the habit in a fhort sinie•the feeds of
difeafe, however latent they may be, or dillant the time of of
WWI. The molt obftinate gleets, lots of bone and palate, and,
in wort, the wot ft appearances of the salon of a certain difeafe,
have yielded, in a very (bort period, to their inflitince. To this
Medicine how many thoufands have bechilndebted for the refio-
ration of health, after being difmiffed the Hoipitals, and having
one through all the routine of common medicine; nor are its
virtues confined alone to counteract a certain difeafe ; wherever a
morbid Rate of the fluids exifis, as in fcorbutle and nervous cons-
plaints, it is no lets a never failing remedy. Sold wholefale at Mr.
Butler's. No. 4.Chearfide, corner of Paternoiter-row; and retail
by molt gauntry Booktolters,ia banks at as. pd. apt, 4*. 6d. with
ample &realm.
London, England, 1807-12-19

MODERN WHORY.

- - -
This day was puldifhed, printed in demy ramo fonilar to Mayor's
Nvos, and Males Clafrßook, illaltrated by a large Map, price
Its. bound, and lettered,
MODERN HIS TORY FOR THE USE OF
SCHGOLS; exhibiting a fummary View of the Rife, Pro-
grefs,Revolutions, Decline and-Fail of the various Modern Nations
in Europe, ASa, Africa, and America, from the Age of Charle-
magne to the Year 1837.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chria's College, Cambridge,
Mager of the Free Grammar School, at Raveoftonedsle, in Weft-
moreland ; Anther of the Grammar of Hittory ; of she At chxo.
logia Grxca. Etc. Etc.
Printitd fur Rios/tan Put tit Pi, No. 6, Fridge-greet. Black-
friars; aad,to be had of all Bookfellers, with the full Allowance
to Schools. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
a. An Baty OILANIMAR Of UNIVERSAL HISTORY,IIsy means of
which that important branch of Knowkdge may, for the (left
time, be pradtkally taught to reboots, price gs.
a. ANCIENT HISTORT, from the arlieft rewards of time to the
fall of the Roman empire; on the plan of the above deferibed
Modern Hittory, price 6s.
3. Aftiwitovociut GltaCA; Ot, the An ailed:l or OreCte, price
W. beam& •
London, England, 1807-12-19

MARRIED.

At Fdinburgh, Lieutenart An.frew Vlorric, of the Royal Navy,
to Mils Jane Davie, daughter of the late John Davie, Efq of Gavk.
fide.

At St Peter's Church, Nottingham, nn the toth inftant, Captain
Hater. of the Bonitviy Artillcry, to Mifs Guy
At Madras, the IR July, Mr J 1' O'Reilly, of the Hon. Com-
pany's 3d Regiment of Cavalry, to Mils Sabena Sarah Hunter,
daughter of Andrew Hunter, EN late of Bengal, Surgeon-Crenesal
and Prefident of the Horpital Board.
At St Anne's Church, Soho, Mr William Gilkes, of Newport-
market, carcafe hutchei agrd 49, to Mifs Rtchaol Deallq, of
Sloane Iquare, Chelfra, agrd a;.
London, England, 1807-12-26

DIED.

Toe(lay laft, Mrs Garnett., the Lady of George Carnal-, Efq.
of Wickham-place. Hants.
At Eklinhurgh, on the 9th inftant, Mrs Veronica Chalmers,
relic% of Mr Alexander Wool, furgeon.

On the suh infant, Mir. Jane Itobertfon, fecund daughter of
tha. late Mr John Robertfon, wrier in Edinburgh.
At Over Chatto, William R.dhead. EC+ of Ryehill.
1, Athlone, Mrs Emilia Mors, raid of Dr Mors, of Wit fter,
and daughter of Anthony !.moon, late of Newtown, county of
Weilmeath, Ffq.
Sat:-Jay feunight, at Cork, Mrs Franklin, relia of the late
John Franklin, Efq of that City.
Some days ago, Mr Lewis, a refpe4.l.able hoficr, of Tewkef•
bury, was found frozen to death on the Heath, near that town.—
He had been to fee a frie-d the day before, but on his return at
night, milling Ith Way in the (now, the above catailrophe incited.
Lately, aged 80, Mr George Burbage, upwards of 3.) years a
Proprietor and Printer of the Nottingham Journal, and a Member
of the Senior Connell of the Corporation of Nottingham.