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London, England, 1807-01-07

DENMARK.

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ALTONA, DEC. 26.
The lateft accounts from Stralfund ftate, that the
Trench were in full march from Anclam for that city,
the fuburbs of the place had been burned, and the
fortrefs was in the bell Rate of defence.

SLESWICK, DEC. 30.
We learn that Napoleon arrived at WArfaw on the
tgth inflant, where Prince Murat was confined to hid
bed by a cold and fever. The French have rebilift
the bridge over the Viftnla, and -eflabliflaed Jae du
pease on the Bog, the Narew, and at Thorn, Whi.ch
latter place furrendeted on the 7th inaant, Skit tniffies
daily take place between the Rudian and French ou'.
polls on the Narew, in which the fuccefs is alternate ;
the Wracks are faid to have a decided &per iotity
over the French horfe.
Five Hofpitals have been eftablifbed at. **raw)
where Kofciofko, who left Paris on. ,the 13th, was
expeaed by the beginning of January, to put hinsfelf
at the head of the Polill confederation.
General Benningfen with 73,ci00, men, retreating
before the French to the Narew, denroys all the provi-
lions, and takes tvith him all thofe Poles who are able
'to ferve in the army ; ft that the while c'untry bt -
tween Praga and Pultufk on the Narew, is made a
defolate wage ; in the hofpitals of .War.f/tw great'
numbers of foldiers and officers are daily dying of the
fluff and other difeafes, one of which is acconvanied
with a general leprofy and fetid effluvia of putrid
matter froin all parts of the body, and is,deemcd- in-
curable.

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TONNINGEN, DEC. 30.
All private letters from the neighi.ourhood of the
French • Armies agree in reprefenting the fcarcity
and ficknefs which_ reigns amonga them, to be ex-
treme. The Emprefs Jofephini and the Q2een of
Holland ha.ve, it feems,lled from the contagion.
General Benningfen, with fio,boo men, is near
Warfaw hatraffing the French, whofe-tniCery and
diarefs eve them flomach for fighting. In truth
we Are affured from all quarters, the affr.irs of Na.
polcon are defperate.

PRIVATE LETTERS.
" DENMARK, DECEMBER

44 'The negOciations opened between our Court
and Napoleon have affurned a fei ious complexion :
cpnliderable preparation* are making in the Duchies
of Slcfwick and Holllein, as well as in the kingdom
of Denmark. All the Dani(h regiments have re ,
ceived orders to hold themfelves in readinefs to march
at a moment's notice, and cannon have bees mounted-
on the fea batteries at Copenhagen, and the f nulls
of Cronenburgh ; at the former place the nurnb:et
of guards has been doubled, and tit or (even fail 01
the line are, it is faid, to be fitted out for fea ;--r. in
'the mean while, our Court employs every exertion to
maintain its neutrality, although it is known that the
French are fining out every merchantman they find
in the Pruflian ports, to hinder the free tuade of Ole
Daltic ; to fecure which, and, maintain the pars of ihe,
London, England, 1807-10-21

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER w.

Arrived his MAjelly's (hip ARAB, from the Well
Indies, and DaPPiR, from a cruive ; alfu the Duck-
worth, Captain MANNING, from the Bay of Hondu-
ras, in (even weeks paffage, after beating off a French
luggfr privateer, on Sunday lan, off Portland, in an
ailidn of three quarters of an hour, in which the
Chief Mate and a boy was killed, and Captain M.
wounded. His Majefty's fhip REDBREAST is appoint.
ed to take flips in ballaft, under convoy for Portu-
gal.—Wind S.
London, England, 1807-10-21

COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 29.

There are various opinions here relative to the fitn-
ation of affairs between England and Sweden. We
know that the King of Sweden has returned, and
that the works at Hellingburg and Catlfcrona have
been cenfiderably flrengthened by his orders. From
hence we infer, that there is no longer a good un-
derftanding between there two Powers.- In fad, it
is etien afietted, that England Has made propofals
for the delivery of the Swedifh fleet into their hands.
In Nyway, as well as in HoHlein,i =afore, are
taken for putting every place in the bell Rate of de-
fence. At Chtillianfand there are two• (hips of the
line, a frigate, and a cutter under the prcteflittu of
(one land batteries.

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KEIL, SEPTEMBER 30.
We learn with joy the ferinus preparationa of dr
fence made in the moil remote parts of the I)anilh
kit,gaton, penetrated by a fenfe of the common dan-

ger, by the fate of Copenhagen. 'Above **along
the. eatenfive coatis of Norway, we are preparing
the molt proper means for repelling the entray.--
There coatis, in all acceffible .places, have been_ co•
vered with batteries, cannons, and brave defenders
of their native foil. The armament of Norway is
direfted by the brave Prince Chriftian of Slefwic
HoMein, who on the 13th of Augurs called the in•
habitants of the country to arms, by'the following
energetic Proclamation. Then follows the Proclo-
mat3n, of which the following are the molt inter-
eking parts: " What are the defigns of this enemy,
as duel as unexpeEted ? What the end of its ambi-
tion ? One can neither fay with certainty, nor even
gucfs: it is therefore not only pollible, but even pro-
bable, that its arms will reach even further. At all
events, we ought to prepare againft a fudden attack,
and affemble all our forces, in order to repel it with
fuceefs. To arms, then, to arms, valorous fon, of
Norway ! The enemy has provoked you ; emulate
the courage of your fathers, of your brethren of
Denmark ; be like them unanimous and brave, fol-
low your leaders in the path of glory and honour :
and fince an enemy threatens the hereditary throne
of Frederick, and your fire fides, be prodigal of life
and blood in the defence of both."
ST. PETERSBURGH. SEPTEMBER 12.

Cronßadt, Revel, and all the other ports the
Baltic, &c. where the the enemy could poillbly make
a landing, have been put in a formidable Rate of de-
fence.

The Danifh Government has intimated to all the
Dana veffels in our ports not to fail for the prefcnt.
London, England, 1807-10-21

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 27.

The news that has arrived, refpefting the mea.
fures taken for the defence of the Ruffian ports, has
been , received here with joy, fince it affords a new
guarantee for the continuance of the peace on the
Continent. At the fame time, we have another ex-
ample of the refolution of Ruffia to defend its inte-
nds and itshonour at lea. The Ruffian (hips thatwere
conveying their troops from the Adriatic to Venice,
were, in the firlt initance, prevented from entering
that port by the Englifh. The Ruffian Admiral, not
chuffing to make ufe of force, immediately failed for
Triefle, when he difpatched a courier to Prince Ku-
►akin, at Vienna, to know how he should conclud
himfelf : upon which the Prince gave him orders to
fail for Venice, and, if neceffary, to repel fo•ce by
force. The Ruffian Admiral failed accordingly for
Venice, where he landed his troops without any Rio-
leftation from the Errglifh, who retired upon lti. ap-
proach.
The courier difpatched by the Government of
Triette to the Emperor of Aufiria, found the Em-
peror at Gratz. The Governor of Triefle imme-
diately received orders to grant a free pafrage to the
Ruffian troops, and fupply them with every neceffary
they Hood in need of at the expence of the Aufirian
Government, who had received affurances of pay-
ment for the fame by the Ruffian Ambaffador.
London, England, 1807-05-08

BRESLAU, APRIL

Front the Heed.Q2 incr. of his Highncfs Prince Jerome,
Moltedlift Camentz, April r 7, 0137..
THE GENSRAL OF DIVISION, CHIEF OF THE STAFF OF
THE 9TH COIFS OF THE ARMY, TO THE COMMAN-
DANT IN BRESLAU, ADJUTANT GENERAL 110111INER.
" His Imperial Highnefs has authorized me to
inform you, that the garrifon t.f Glatz made a for-
tie in great force left night, in order to take General
Lefebvre in his ;minion near that for Lief:, but were
vigo:oufly repAred.
The follow ing is all that •is as yet known of the
refult of that affair: 600 privates, r major, and 8 of-
ecers rtifiners ; 3 pieces of cann"n taken. We are
affuted that 3,00 ?ruffians remained on the held of
battle.
• 44 The troops are fill engaged in purfuing the
enemy, as-there are between 3 and 400 of them in
Hem ichteraide; two leagues from hence. His Im-
perial H!ghpefs has ordered two companies of the
regiment of guards, and a fquadron of the Kale's
horfe, under Major Floret, to march with Ge-
neral Sibein ag.iinft the enemy, and it is flippored
that a great number of Oleic fugitives will fall into
the hands of this detachment. Deferters come in
from all quarters.
" Out of 600 prifonerv, 300 are on their way to
Br( fl ; they are to be fent to Sasoni.,
' !, His Highnefs Prince Jerome has expreffed his
fatisfaaion with the condua of Marfhal Leftist's*,
and the brave men under his command."

RUSSI.I.
ST. PRTERsbURGH, APRIL 4•
The Emperor has ordered the "debts of the late'
Lieutenant General Anrep, who diflinguifhed himfelf
fo remarkably in the battle of Eylau, to be paid out
of the Royal Treafury. They amount to 50,000
roubles. An elate is alto to devolve to his widow
and the youngeli of his children.
London, England, 1807-05-08

CHUDLEIGH-DEVON.

TO BE SOLD, IN PEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with, or without.'
any Quantity of Ground, front four to twenty Acres, at the
eledlion of a purehafer. The Houle is fit for the immediate recep-
tion of a genteel Family, has not been built four years is a com-
plete, handfome and very fubflautill Hone Building; Rands alone
at a convenient Mance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the
Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an eaten-
five view of a highly romantic country ; and in the front next dr
Road are bow windows, and a Oaf. porch—on the lint floor (the
Kitchen And Offices being on the bafetnent ftorcy) area good dining
room, drawing room, breikfaft parlour, and hall; four excellent
lied rooms, dr.:fling room, Ste. on the fecund floor; and on the
third, are five airy and good bed rooms, and over the whole is a
Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Plearcre Ground
and walled Garden furround the Houß, and every 60nm:silent
Office; a large Building fur a Stable, Co teh-houfe, /cc. belonging
to the Houle ; and TWO CO rTAGES near may be pnrchafed
with it.
.1 he Houfe is well fupplied with water, having an excellent
fpring within the Building, and a fine fiream running noar. A
rich Meadow, about four Acres.joins the Prengfes ; arid the other
Fields. although 'contiguous, are at a (mall (Mance.
Chudleigh is pleafantly fttuated in a flue (timing country, and
near an cacti:lent River for ; La s good Market-town, and
Resin the port road Laliug from Exeter to Plymouth; dating nine
milts from the former, >t.,l about feven from the much frequented.
wateri!,g places of lelgnnitiuth and Dawlifh.
For further particulara apply (if by letter poll paid) to Mr.
Dolling, Attorney, in Churiki6ll.--.Theareater, part at the por—
thole money may remain MG 0117ttgage of tale Pringle".
London, England, 1807-05-08

VI:NICE. APRIL 9.

Tile (lagnation of commerce in this city, which
was once to flourifhing, is mifcarrying, all honks of
trade difnas molt of their clerks. There are, indeed,
a great number of thips in the canal of San Marro,
but they are all Venetian bottoms, which can neither
i enter nor leave this port. As to foreign veffels we
have not feen any for this long time pall. The Eng-
lifh and Ruffians are clofely blockading our port,
and we have no communication with the Continent
but by the &allows.
No adlivity prevails here in any other place but the
dock-yards, where they are working day and night to
fit out a numerous flect.—L'Akille du Nord, April 28.
London, England, 1807-05-08

MASTER MOWBRAY.

b! little did his module dream,
Proceeding to the fair,
Her darling, by a cruel team,
• Would meet Waiter there !
And little did his father dread,
Whom cares at home detain,
No more, till number'd with the dead.
To fee his fon again!
Up Portfdown•, in his mother's hard,
Th' exulting boy afcends;
Fairings invite on every nand—.
• He meets with troops of friends.
Adown the bill, as Pleafure leads,
He bounds with nimble heel;
But swifter run yon (righted Reeds—
Ah! falter rolls the wheel!
All mangled is that lovely form,
Which (hone with grace before;
And, like the ruins of a dorm.
That face Is fair GO more!
And fault'riog is that tuneful tongue,
And dim that doting cyc;
•
And every nerve is now waning,
And death is in that ugh!
" Oh! were 1 in my father's bed,"
The fainting tuner cry d:
His weeping mother hung her beal—.
He ki'n'd her cheek, and died!
They bore him to his father's bed,
The bed to him fo dear;
They bore bins to his father's bed—
That bed is now his bier!
0 ! long long will his playmates look
For Mows RAT, as they roam;
And never will his parents brook
Their chUdiefs, cheeriefs home!
With him, when Age lhould comfort crave,
They hoed to ad their care!
Now nought, bet Hope beyood the grave,
Can fammula their paffage there! J. MATIOZ.
• Portfdowo is a hill, in the neighbourhood of Portfinoutb.
where there is an annual fair. The calamity which gave =thou
to thelb Vara, happened July 19, 1806.
London, England, 1807-05-08

SALE. 61. t AUCTION.

FAVFLIrt, WANTS.
By Mr. WATTS, A tbebilphin fhw.Sontbempton, on Tueftiav
the ad day of June, tßay, at 7 o'clock in the ev Hog,
ASMALL VILLA moltdelightfully lituated,
about t quarter of a sae Rotas Southampton River, and
late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The houfr has been
built only fix years, i. is fit for the reception of a gent. el Lowly,
and commands a very pidureflue view of Spithead, Southampton
River, and the adjacent Country; ibis (rated on a (pot at once
healthy and beautiful. It has on the ground door a dinirg payka,.
drawing-room. breakfaft room, and flute room; tauter, a veer
good cellar; abova, four bed rooms, of equal Sze with thole no
the ground fluor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, walh-bonfe,
Rabic, and chaife !souk ; detached, a good barn, ben•hoofe, 144
piggery ; with a fuitable garden adjoining the Loire, and a frau
paddock and meadow ; in all comj r.fiag two acres of land.
N B. A purchafer may have immediate poffcilion.
For further partlctears apply to the Anent-meet., Southampton;
or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, Queen fir.mt, Portf..a.

MR. DUFOUR k perfectly aware of the reju•
dices which many prificfs to the adver ill g fyttem, and
would rejedt it as deroga•ory to his profeffiem, particularly 211111
retentive practise in Lond en entirely precludes the necelity ofd.
but having for many years confined his PrL dice to the Late 0,
Staidtures, Obftrudtions. Gleets, &e. &c. as wit as Del Pi:), 21,4
all other riforders of the Urethra requiring fecrecy; aid
Sole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Meditated Boogies, be he),
hitukif actuated by motives of duty to adopt it. as, he ouly method
by which a great number of Pt rfons, in every part of the Klog.
dons, may obtain that efildlual Relic f, which experien,:e proves
they cannot otrain from Country Practitioners. His method is
mild and efficacious, and not liable. to the objedlions made to the
entitle and other violent users, which do one prevent a telopie
Fur the various Symptoms, fee Mr. D.'s Treattfe price as. 64
to he had at his lioufe, No c 4, Fritb-ftreet, Soho, where he can.
Celia .s to give advice in feparate Rooms, from si to 4.
I l.etters fur advice are evaded to contain a Bank Note.
London, England, 1807-05-08

TRIESTE, APRILS.

We have fill in our road Ruffian and Englilh
f. igates, as well as cutters, which greatly annoy the
navigation of neutrals, and do much mifchief to our
traders. As late as yellerday a notice was polled up
at the exchange, that the Englifla had [topped four
of our merchantmen, which came from the Levant,
and fent them to Cattaro. A proof of the lois wi
fuftain, in cOnfegnence of the blockade is this, that
our claims on Rullia, the juflice of which is acknow-
ledged, kmbunt to two millions of florins, and thole
op England to a furs fir more confiderahle.
moll urgent remonflrances arc made at Vienna on
this head.

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SWEDEN.

SCHOLIN, APRIL. SO.
Lan night the Ruffian Imperial Chamberlain.
Ribeanpierre, arrived at Malmoe from Memel, with
difpatches for his Swedifis Maje
London, England, 1807-05-08

Jolt completed,
1 'HE ORIENTAL FIELD SPORTS. Dedi•
1. eated, by permillion, and under the Immediate Patronage of
His MAJESTY, His Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of WALE., His
Royal Highnefs the Duds of. Yo ax, the Hon. the Court of Direc-
tors of the Ealt India Company, &c &c.
That lung projected Work of the Wild Sports of India, by Cap-
tain WILLIAMSON and SAMUEL. HOWE r exhibiting a
novel and curious.Navu A L HISTORY of Hindoftan, it juft com-
pleted in twenty Numbers, at Its each.
Publiflietl by Edward Orme, Bond-ftreet, the corner of Brook-
ftreet. May be Is id in boards, or elegantly bound.
AUO, jolt publiihed, the four firit Numbers of the Barrisn
FIELD SPORI s, ext. cutolin the fame approved Lyle, price ass each
Number; to he completed in ten Monthly Numbers.
Bond ftreet, corner of Brook-Street.
London, England, 1807-05-08

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PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
Under the patronage of, and dedicated by permiffion, to her Mott
Gracious MAJESTY, and their Royal Highneffes the Princeffes

AUGLISTA,ELIZABETH, MARY, SOMA and AMELIA, in one
large quarto volume, contnining twenty Plates. price al. as. and
to be delivered on her Masay's Birth Day, May 19, 1807.
AN ESSAY ON TRANSPARENCIES.-
By EDWARD ORME,
Bond itreet, the Corner of Brook ftreet.
The bell Copies to be delivered to early Subferibert.
As this Work is publiflied by Subfcription merely that the Names
of the Subfcribers may be printed and given with the Book--no
depulit is required at the time of fubfcribing.
Orders fent by letter from the Country will be attended to, and
entered in Rad rotation.
London, England, 1807-05-08

THE NEXT'DAY of DRAWING, TUESDAY
MAY Is. Pirft•drawn Ticket z*,lool.
rrAT a er 'rue wain..
One of zo,onol. . ~
roar of ,Clo,oco I Eight of . Chooo
Four 5,000 Fight .. goo
&fides the full Proportion of One Hundred Pound Prizes,
Fifty Pound Poises, and Twenty Pound Prizes, all floating II
the WhetL
The Lottery will ruins Drawing sad of May.
Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices._

• This day ararrpublibed.
In Four Volume* tato° price tl. is. is boards,
THEODORE, OR. THE ENTHUSIAST;
A NOVEL
Printed for Longman, Hurl!, Rees. and Orate, Peternofier4OVr.
Of whom may be Ind, juR publtibed, in 3 vols. tuna. price
138. 6d. in boards,
The HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. By Mile Anna Maria
Porter.
London, England, 1807-05-08

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

Guttotonn, MAY 6.—At the clofe of the Poll the
numbers flood thus...-
7 ord Onflow 94 Mr. Sumner 48
•
0 neral Norton -
Coscurarsa, MAY s.—At the clofe of the fecond
day's Poll, the numbers were
Mr. Davies 640 Colonel TtifineU - 98
Mr. Thornton - 593
COThNTRY. MAY 6.—State of the Poll.
Moon, E. . 6st H. C. Montgomery, Erg. 309
Wm. Mills, Efq. - 628 M Shame, kfq. - 306
Sverrolo--The Elcition began on Tnefday, and
continued till 7 o'clock. The numbers then were,
Mr. Markt= - 340 Sir 0. Mofelsy - ss6
Mr. Philips 270
There were at firft five Candidates. Mr I'. Sheridan, Sir Of-
wild Marley. Mr Mookton. Mr Manfell Philips, and Mr. Ben •
fon, a merchant of Liv 1.
SHATTIDURY, NlaY 6.—State of the Poll,
If ward L Loveden, Efq ,6t Paul Methuen Er% 129
Neu Hoe. Wallace at W. Hicks Beech, Eli 129
ROCtISSTER MAY 6.—Second Day's Poll,
Sir T.B.Mango°, int sos Sir Thomas Trigge

$56

Mr. Calcrsf: - 277
MAY 7.—Third Day's Poll.
Sir T. a Thcenpfon - 381 Sir Thomas Trigge 303-
34r Cakraft -36 t
The embers polled at the laid Elcaion were 780. MIT Caleraft's
Bletiko is therefore eonfacred cure.
Dom—State of the PoU yellerday, at 6 o'clock,
Charles Jenkinfon Efq. 380 Hon. H. M. Plant:oust • 265.
lobo Jaelifon, Eel. - 297
Qy EEN IV ROVG H.-At the final dole of the Poll
the Third Day, the numbs were—
Jeftph Hunt, Efq - it :6 T. P. Chiehefter, Efq. 63
% The Hon. J. C. Villiers sox
MaipsToni, MAY 7.—State of the Poll,
Mr. Lorgman - nod Sir W. Chary . :9 it
Mr. Simplon - sco
London, England, 1807-05-08

GERMAN r.

FROM THE MAIN, APRIL 21.
There are divifions of feveral thoufand men fre
quently paling the Rhine from Mentz—they remain
for further orders near Frankfort. In fait, there is
a rumour that an army of referve will be formed in
this quarter.
The Dardanelles will (non he put in a moft formi-
dable Rate of defence by French engineers.
The public papers .fay, that the fine regiment of
Heffian Life Guards has been accepted, and is to do
duty with the Emperor's body guard.
London, England, 1807-05-08

READING, mir 1.

A numerous and refpeeable Meeting of the Inha-
bitants of Reading took place this day, to confider
the propriety of an Addrefs to his MAI &STY, on the
late exertion of his prerogative ; when, after a long
and interelling debate on the Catholic quellion, and
on the late change of Miniflry, a motion of adjourn.
ment was propofcd and carried.
London, England, 1807-07-02

ASSISTS BILL,.

Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY give notice, that he mould on Mon.
(?ay move for lraveto bring a Bill to make freeholds, belonging
to traders, affets for the payment of iimple contract debts.

EXCHEIVIR BILLS.

Mr. HUSKISSON move 4, that accounts thould be bid before
eau Houfe, ()is the amount of the kxchequer Bills out (landing under
the different Adis of Parliament— klfo of the debentures outfland-
ing on the Loyalty Loan, and the amount of what was now re-
deemed.
London, England, 1807-07-02

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE.

_ _
June, 11109.
PERSONS whore annual Premiums fall due on the
11 24th hilt. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready
to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex-
CUANOI and in PA L L-MA LL,al well as by dick refpeetive Agents
in the feveral Counties; and the parties affured are requefted to ap-
ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
July nett, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. See.

'V Attendance is Oven, daily, at the Paid 01Ne-s, for the
Affuranee of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize,and Ships in Har-
bour, in Deck, or while Building, from Lois or Damage by Fire ;
and alio for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives.

N. B. Firs. Politic: will be ;flied free of expel:cc to tie 4j/ it where
the share/ Pressirrs amorists to 61. or upward,.

TO BE SOLD,
In the Month of Augnil next.
Purfuant to a Decree of the High 'Court of Chancery, made in a
Cattle wherein Sir James Tylney Long. Bart. (now deceafcd),
an infant, by AIR next friend, is Plaintiff, and Thomas Peckham
Phipps, Efq. and Others, are Defendants; and to another Decree
made in a Canfe, where Catherine Tylney Long, an Infant by
her next friend. is Plaintiff, and Lady Catherine Tylney Long,
widow, and Others. are Defendants, before James Stanley,
Efq one of the Mallet* of the (aid Court, in the Piddle Sale
Roams of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton Buildings,
Chaneery.lanr, London, in Lots,
REViAtAL FRE EHOLDMESSUAGES.
ingq. Ground. and Premifes. fituate in Baker Brett, Grey..
hound•Rreet, White's row,Thomas Rivet. Charles Brett., Spicer.
street, Hunt-greet. liunt.rourt, Spital•itreet, Ram Alley, /cc.
in the revere! Parifhes of St. Dungan, Stepney, and St. Mary,
Whitechanel, in the County of Middlefex.
Particulars whereof are preparing, and will Morels, be ready for
delivery at the laid Marto.% Chambers; at the Office of Mr. Ar.
nold, Solicitor, Bedford Row; and at Mr. Puffer's, Surveyor,
Nag, Bennett greet, Illackfriars, London.
London, England, 1807-07-02

WEDNESDAY, JULY I.

Lord STOPUORn appeared at ;he :Sae, and it; Led that the
King had been waittd n,ion Alldrefs %Idle Houk, in one
fwer to the Speech 01 the Lords C. 'plaint, •ers en friday 1 •ft to
which his Majelty had Seen pleafed to return, in fubitance, the
following anfwer :
" Gentlemen of the Honfe of Commons—l return you my milt
cordial thanks for your loyal and dutiful addrefs ; and I rectite
it with the greateft fatisfattion as it contains the allurahees of
your firm and effeEtual fupport under the arduous circumltances
in which the country it placed "
This anfwer was ordered to be Inferred on the Journals.
A Clerk from the Colnoin niers of Cultoms prefented. par•
fagot to orda, an Account of the Imports into the Port of Lon-
don, particularly of Weft India Goods, for the IA year.—Ordered
to lie on the table.
Mr.GRANT, from the Ce,mmilTioners for Military Inquiry. pre.
rented a copy of the Memor,al laid before that C ommillion by Sir
Henry Mildmay.—Ordered to lie on the table, end to be printed.
Mr. ROSE brought in a Bill for reviving the American Treaty
Bill, which had expired during the recefs.—lt was read a firft time,
and ordered to be read a ftcond time to-morrow.
Mr. ROSE silo gave inrice, that he would to-morrow move
for a Bill of Indemnity to his Majefty's Minitters. who had acted
upoa the Order of Council after the Treaty had expired. •
London, England, 1807-07-02

ORDNANCE OFFICE, J,oK z 6, iBo7
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ili: Majey'r

ORDNANCE do Lore6yriet Nalco,

That propcials will be received at their (Nice in Pall Mall, on
or before the 3d day of July neat, from fuch perfons as may be
willing to undertake the fupply of SAND BAGS, from Cloth of
Britt& Manufacture, upon contraet, fur ft:nice of this Department,
for a period of three years.
Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of
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Office in Pall Mall aforefaid,any day between the hours of ten and
four o'clock, where the proporah ate alto to be delivered, and pat-
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pal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower.
The Propofals mutt be fcaled and indorfed, ' Propofais• for
Sand Bags ; but no Propofal can be admitted after the (aid 3d day
of July, at t a o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any
tender be noticed, wilds the party making it, or an agent in his be
half, !hall attei.d. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1807-07-02

CHAP rAI.I NEW WORK.

This day was publifbed, in Four Volumes (Mayo, infiltrated with
numerous engravings, price il. 16s. in hoards,
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BOARD and LODGING, in HAMPSHIRE.

A SINGLE Gentleman of rerpeelability willies to
become an Inmate in a genteel Private Family, where there
i' agreeable Society, and whole Houk may be airy, and pleafantly
Situated, not above a Mile or two from a Town, and net ex-
ceeding Slaty or Seventy Mile, from London. The Me of Wight,
or other Parts of Hampihire near the Sea mak, would be pre.
!erred. As nothing would be expeeed beyond a plain Family
Table, the Terms mull not exceed at the rate of One Hundred a-
yesr. If the Diener Hour is about Five, and a Man fernnt kept,
the more agreeable.

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proved of.
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VICTUALLING OFFICE, yome
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That on Friday the 3d of July next, they will bs ready to receive
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PROVISIONS to Ilia Majefty's Ships and Veffels at lialifax,
Nova Scotia, Quebec in Canada, Norfolk In Virginia, and the
Bland of Bermuda, (conjointly in one COntrad) for twelve months
certain, from the moth of October next, and further until fix
months swarming (hall be given on either fide for the termination
thereof, The mode of payment to be Bills bearing intereft ninety
days sifter date. The Conditions of the Cmtradt may be leen at
the Secretary's Office.
Alls "mord will be tad to any Tender In coal the prheo gee to
infeetid Usurer& et leigth,or tbatitull w,t 6. delivered to the Board tr.
fors Ows @Tied 011 the paid Frilly Ste 3d f qtly Mid, war v. 41:
Ile Felon swim train Ito Trader, or fore Perlin ow tit iebalf, attends
to surer totem rolled for ; *or trill any Teat-that contaies extrava-
gant prim upon lore articles,- and prices meth inferier to for teas valve
tf,tothers, keoniidered at proper to be admitted.
London, England, 1807-07-02

•
..
I)e7an.l his flrenith, Ingenuity, and talents, to endeavour to per-
fnade the Houfe, that what was right in one cafe was wrong In
the other, efpecially as that very principle was in fadt made appli-
cable to a part of this Very meafure, namely, as to the proceedings
ofthe Einarce Committee. One cafe only could juftify a departure
from it, namely, if it Was Intended to attach blame to the csindudt
of the Gentlemen who competed it ; and this ought not only to be
whitpered, but declared and proved. Of soy fitch cenfure' hew-
cver, he had never heard ; and trufted, therefore, that the Houle
would not content to the invidious feledion propnfid, which
could only he confiderol by the public as an indired, an unbecom-
ing, and unwarrantable ftigma bo thotc Gentlemen whole names
were omitted. ..
He laid, that till he had heard the Chancellor of the Exchequer
read the names, he really had not recofteeted of whom that Cent.
Inittee had been competed. To the new names propoled to he ad-
ded to that Committee, no poflible islijedlion could be made, ex •
I opt to that of one Individual, which he had the misfortune to
I bear read (meaning his own), of whore, qualifications no one could
I be fo good a judge as he was, and againit Whore appointment be
Mould therefore proteft, and he trutted thiliottfe would concur
with hint in oppofing by their votes but with tilde names, in
truth, he thought the Houfe had nothing to do : it was enough
Icor them to know that the individuals of the left Committee bad
bceii confidered by the !all Houk of Commous as the Dwelt per.
lons to execute the &delta it; that they had executed thole du-
riea diligently and faithfully ; and it would therefore be an ad of
uncalled for injuftice towards them not to re-appoint them, and a
wanton departure from the principle to which he had before ad•
verted. He concluded by entreating his -Right Hon. Friend to
confider well what be was doing, to paufc before he rattily expofed
hitufelf and the Government to which he belonged to the futpi-
cion which could net fail to attach to luch a proceeding, a fufpi-
don which he fbould be lorry that they thould incur. He hoped,
rather than expected, that the Hence would refute Its aftent to fo
unjullifiable a mature ; if it was carried, he would not difguife
bis opinion that it would be a very inaukicious commencement
of the career of a hew Parliament, in which hc, and he believed,
the country, was at precast well difpott.d to place no inconfider-
able degree of reliance and confidence.
London, England, 1807-07-02

IRISH BUSINESS.

Mr. FOSTER mnved that the Houfe ()lonia go into a Corn.
mittee upon the Bill refpeding bulb Glebes. The Huulc accord-
ingly went into the fail Committee, and the Chairman was or-
deredto bring in a Bill fur amending theAdt.by allowing the hoard
of Firit Fruits to apply 30,0001. to that purpofe.
The Bill for continuing the Irith Cuftoms, was read a fecond
time, and ordered to be committed to morrow.
London, England, 1807-07-02

LONDON.

THURSDAY. JULY 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, for July 6317—Reduced 69.11-onutium 11 pr.
Excheg. Bills par to 3s. dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. R. An. 6211-1 Imp. 3 per C. 6111
3 per Cent. Conf. flint Ex. B•11‘, is a 43 dif.
4 per C. Couf. Bo* Omnium 1 prem. par 1/ pr.
Long. Ann. 171 tt 16 Lottery Tickets 19k IT..
I
India Bonds, 3s a is prem. Confuls fur acc 63110

Thole articles received by the mail of yeflerday,
which the length of the Parliamentary debate pre-
vented from appearing in our ha, are given in the
preceding cllumns. They arc fo far interefling, as
they ferve to fill up the hiflorical detail of events pre-
vious to the battle of the 14th. RefpeEting that ac-
tion we have no new particulars to add. Private
letters exprefs a hope that the battle was by no means
fo difaffrous to our allies, as the French reprefent ;
but as thefe hopes are not Elated to ref} on later or
more authentic informatics, we confefs they have
not transfufed into csur mind a fimilar feeling. We
are very apprehenfive that the Ruffian line of opera-
tions is broken, and that the French have opened a
way to further advantages. Our only hope is, that
the hardy charaaer of the Ruffian army may enable
it to difappoint Napotsna in the extent of the ad
vantages he calculates on having obtained, as was the
cafe after the battle of Pultufk. He tl.en counted on
the Ruffian army being fo ruined that it could never
retrieve itfelf—had his eflimate been then well fours.
ded, the battle of the r4-h June could never have
taken place.

It is reported that Government yefterday received
difpatches from Lord Horcntesom ratting to the
battle of the 1411). His Lorenip, it is fail, repre•
lents the battle as having been molt bloody, bct the
lots on bcth fides to have been Co neatly balanced,
that it might be contidered rather as a drawn battle
than a vißory or defeat on either f►de.—Next to the
news of a viaory over the enemy loch intelligence
would be the moil welcome that could be received.
London, England, 1807-07-02

LUNATICS.

On the motion of Mr. C. W. WYNNE a Committee was ap-
pointed to enquire into and report on the !tam ut the criminal and
pauper lunatics in Euiland and Walls•
RED LOOlt.

Lord COCHRANE gave notice, that on Monday Mr. (he
afterwards po!lponed the motion to 'fuefday) he Ihmid bring
forward a motion for the purpofe of obliging every Member of
that Houfe to give in a declaration of what places, penfions, fine-
cores, together with the emoluments belonging to the fame, of
which fuch Mentha should be polnffed. directly or
and which were held by others in trult for them; as alto of the
places and emoluments held by their children; and others in trult
fur them.
London, England, 1807-07-02

REEVE'A HOTEL AND TAVERN.

JOHN REEVE,rmany years Butler to the Marois
of Briftol, humbly begs have to acquaint his Friends and the
Public, that he has taken and entered upon the late rellience of
Mr. Alderman Nonce, in COLLEGE. PLACE, in this City,
which he has fitted up with every requifite convenience, to render
it an elegant and commodious Hotel n id Tavern, fuitable for the
reception and entertainmeit of genteel families.
The proximity of its fituatho to Clifton and the Hotwellq, as
well u to the centre of the City, renders it a defirable refidenee to
Vifitors, Officers, and Gentlemen engiged in bulinef,.
J. Reeve fluters himfelf that ten years fervice at the Manfion
Hoare, to the general approbatio, of hi 3 employees. will recom-
mend him to the favours of the Public ; and he affurex thole La-
dies and Gentlemen who may vitit his Houfe, that every care and
attention on his part null be paid to their aecomenodaiion and
comfort.—Good Sobling and Coach Houle., alfo Putt Chalks,
nest door to the Hotel-136E41, June 27, tBo7.

THE TRIAL OF PETER PINDAR FOR CRIM. CON.
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L COT I', M. D. before Lord ELLENBOROUGH and a
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Life of Pater Pindar.

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puitsuANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufc " Thomas and others againft
Jones and others?' the Judgment and Specialty Creditor; of
Roar sr Jones, late of Funnion Cattle, in the County of Gla-
mo:gan, eq. are, on or before the 24th day of June next, to
come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Efq. one of
the Matters of the raid Cuurt, at his Chambers in S.,mbampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default thereof, they
will he peremptoaly excluded the benefit of the fail Mcree.
May 5, 184. CHARLES BROWN,
Solicitor for the Complainants.

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CODE of HEALTIf and LONGEVITY;
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TH ARMY.

Yelerday afternoon General Bra esro an arrived
in town from Buenos Ayres, and immediately at-
tended at the Horfe Guards ; Co that G,vernment
will now be in poffellion of the mod compile ac-
count of the Hate of our polTeffion in South America.
Along with other Journalifls we have lately flated
the arrival of General Fox, from the Mediterranean.
It was General GROSS, from Gibraltar, who arrived,
and who, on his landing, was taken for General Fox.
The latter Officer is (lilt in Sicily, though his return
is expeaed.
Lieutenant General Hay M,Dowar.r. has fucceeded
Sir Jour; CRADDOCK in the chief command of the
Madras Army ; this aa gives general fati,fattion.
General CRADDOCK is at the fame time a very brave
Officer, and from long fery ice at Ceylon, and in
every varier of India, is intimately acquainted with
:he language, manners and cultoms of the
.Native
Troops.
Lieutenant General Nrcoxt.s, the Commander in
Chief of the Bombay Army, is on his paffrge home ;
as is Sir JOHN CRADDOCK.
The II th Foot, which but a fhort time ago re-
turned a &deco from the Weft Indies, has confider-
ably recruited its numbers, and has lilt week
marched to Plymouth.

We learn that Government have received offers of
railing fame new Highland Corps ; we cannot be-
lieve that filch offers will be reidled, at a time that
foreigners are railing corps, and • beating up or I t:-
cruits in our prifons and prifon
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THE LUSIAD ; or, THE DISCOVERY OF
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LUIS IIE CAMOENS.
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FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
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A SELEC LION of POEMS, clefigned chiefly for
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NAVAL STORES.

Ann With), was brought up to plead to the mat-
ters of an indielment, Charging her with having un-
lawfully received King's (torts into her poffeflion.—
She pleaded Not Guilty,' and gave fecurity for her
appearance.

WRIT OF ATTACHMENT.

Phenias Lara, a Jew, appeared in Ccurt, on a mo-
tion being made to attach him for not paying coils,
purfuant to the Mallet's order, and addreffed their
Lordfhips, claiming the protection of the Court
againtl the oppreffion of certain legal praCtitioners,
who, he laid, had exhaufled his houfes and lands,and
reduced him to the !all (billing. He laid that they
had got 7001. out of him, and nearly all of it in defi-
ance of an order of that Court, and the award of Mr.
Nolan.

Lord ELL NE' faid, he mull apply for-
malty to the Coitrt, and if redrefs was necellary, he
would meet with it. At prefent the Court could
not ant him, and could only crdcr the attachment
to he made abfolute.—The party bowed and with-
drew.
London, England, 1807-05-30

DOVER, MA4( 29.

The MAltliialt gun-brig has fent in here, this day,
a French Hoop, laden with cheefe and fundry other
goods, bound firm °fiend to Dunkirk, which her
boats brairght off frcm the there on Sunday lA, near
the former place.—Paffed by yetrerclay the (hip Hon.
duras, Capt. TEDIUGG, from the South Seas, bound
to London. Three Earl India (hips and feveral
coaflers have gone pall this day, from the Downs,
bound down Chant:el, with a fine breeze fr•:m the
Eaftward.—Wind N.E. and blow:, rirong, with rain.
London, England, 1807-05-30

LOWER ELBE, MAY 24.

We have no farther news from the theatre cf war.
It was yellerday reported that Dantzic was taken,
but this is not confirmed to-day. It is Paid the King
of Sweden will not ratify the additional article to the
armiflice, flipulating a month's notice inflead of to
days of the ceffation of it. It feems the French ex-
peft hoflilities to be renewed. All interconfe with
Swedifh Pomerania is again broken off, and troops
are again marching to Mecklenburg. Yefe►day ali
the Duch left Hamburg!): a few hundreds came
afterwards from Harburg, but are going to-morrow:
they are in bad fpiritc, and fay they are going to
Stralfund, where they expeet to meet the fate of the
7th regiment, which, as they fay, was totally cur
to pieces. We have fo few here at prefent, that at.
moll all the polls are occupied by the city troops.