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London, England, 1807-11-12

FRENCH JOURNALS.

We have received a regular feries of .11oniteurs and
other French Papers to the 3d inflant. There Papers,
although they abound with articles of intelligence,
and are bloated in every column with fcurrilous and
malignant refledions againil this country, afford us
no clue by which we may guefs at the future defigns
of the Tyrant of Europe ; nay, a (ludious attempt is
made to conceal from the world what are the projeds
now hatching in the Cabinet of St. Cloud. The rally-
ing point at which tbefe literary chaMpions coiled their
foul and fcandalous abufe, is our fcizure of the Dan:lb
Wavy. The article upon this fubje& alone occupies
more than five columns of the Moniker. From this
rancorous performance we have given the molt pro-
minent paffages—to tranflate it verbatim would be
paying a compliment to the French political writers,
at the expenfe cf wounding every feeling which
ought to be dear to us as Men and as Britons. The
article nowalluded to concludes with a wanton, cruel,
and we may fay, an unprovoked allulion to our be-
loved SOVEREIGN. It is worthy the pen of an
Affaffin, and marks the charader of the Dmmoniac
mind from which it flows

The unblufbing effrontery with which the French
Jontnalifts accufe us of a violation of jultice and hu-
manity, in our attack upon Copenhagen, is con-
temptibly ludicrous, when we read in the fame breath
the detail of their own aggreflions upon Portugal.
Even were it to be allowed that our attack upon Co-
penhagen was as iniquitous and unjorlifiabie as the
French affert it was, chat right has France to com-
plain?—France, which has robbed every nation over
which the could exert her prwer, overthrown their
governments, and converted them into vaffal king.
doms, fubjed to the will of the French Emperor !
London, England, 1807-11-12

THOMAS V. BROWN AND OTHERS.

This was an aaion for trefpafs, and the declaration
wet.t upon two counts. The firfl was, for break
ing open and forcibly entering certain premites,
which the plaintiff held by demife from the defen-
dant ; and the fecond, for breaking open the plain.
tiff's dwelling honk, at Ifleviorth, and making a riot
and diflurbance there for twelve hours. It appeared,
however, in evidence, that as to the premifes which
the plaintiffalledged to hold by demife, he had only
got into them as a purchafer, but that he never com.
pleted his purchafe, fo that in faa the premifes be
longed to the defendant. As to the breaking into
the dwelling holife, it appeared from all the witneffes,
that the defendant, in company with lonic other per-
font, rapped at the door, as he wanted to !peak
to the plaintiff. The plaintiff's wife opened the
door. and at the threthold forme high words, or.
as one of the witneEs called it, fume very rugged
language took place. The rapping at the door and
this very rugged language appeared to be the whole
of the trefpafs and riot complained of. The plaintiff
was therefore non•fuitcd.

orkviswi.On 'Neff* lfactet,z(Portf=,
charged ,on ,furpicion of having forged Se 's
Wirrents of Attorney and Wills, was brought up far
examination, when the Clerk of the Cheque and At-
' torney belongtng to Greenwich Hofpital, attended.
Adkins, the offizer, Rated, that lie returned from
Ireland, via Liverpool, on Saturday, without .being
able to find Scandling, a very material witnefs. But
the gentleman who attended for the Governors of
Greenwich Hiifpite limed, that they had received
further information where the lad was likely to be
found, and requelled that Adkins might go again in
purfuit of him, which was agreed to, and Adkins was
accordingly difpatched to Liverpool. The prifener
was therefore committed for further examination.
London, England, 1807-11-12

PORTUGAL.

We announced yellerdav, that the French had
completely fucceeded in their t iews upon Portugal—
ptocored the expnlfion of the Brititll from that coon•
7; and that the Portuguefe were now to be ranked
Moog the number of our enemiei.

Our intelligence is this day completely confirmed.
—By the Auckland packet, which has' arrived at
Falmouth (in eleven days) from Lifbon, we have
received a copy of an Edict ailed by the Patric!'
Low', excluding the Brittfh from the ports of
Portugal; and declaiinp, without any referve, his
hying taken part with NAPILCON, againft this
catintry, with an intention to uli, every effort, atcl
all the means in his power, to force us to agree to a
Maritime peace—in other worth, to compel this court
try to fubmit to the demands cf. Fiance. This he
' calls---" the caufe of Europe"— To what a Hate is
1
Europe compelled to fubmit I
la the condua of Portugal towards this country,

thoogh there has apparently bedlam& meosittiend,
aura has been fo much duplicityVidtaS. we santint
but afeeibe their zeal, in siding the'dlipart#ietif 'oitr
coUntrymen asd.their propertn to feai, rather than
a pith to befriesd us.
They dreaded a via from our fhips of war, and
to prevent their own from falling into our hands,
pretended to prepare for the departure of the Court
to the Brazil. !

Portugal has now thrown herfelf into the hands of
France. Our old Ally is now numbered with our
enemies, and in a little time letters of marque and re-
prifal will be iffued againli the (hips and veffels be.
longing to her fubjeets. Such a meafure is imperi•
oufly called for from this country, by the following
London, England, 1807-11-12

MR. GILPIN'S SERMONS-NEW EDITION.

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EDICT.

44 It having been my greateft claire to preferve
within my dominions the moft pedal neutrality
during the prefent war, upon the good account of
the acknowledged good dells that refult from it to
the fubjeas of this Crown ; but k being impable to
preferre it any longer, and reflating, at the fame
time, how beneficial a general peace will be to buma.
nity, I have judged it proper, to accede to the carafe
of the Continent, by uniting myfelf to his Majefly
the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, and
to his Catholic hiajeay, in order to contribute, as far
as may be in my power, to the acceleration of a
maritime peace : Wherefore I am pleafed to order,
that the ports of this Kingdom may be (hut againa
the entry of all fhipt of war and merchant veffels be-
longing to Great Britain: and thus it is to be under.
flood.

" Given at the Palace of Marra, the soth of October, 1807
By order of the Prince P.egent our Sovereign.
(Signed) "TH I 'mince."
" That all perfons May have due notice, it is diredted that
this Edid may be publicly affizcd.
Litton, Oct. 22, Iso7. n J. 1. LUDOVICE."
London, England, 1807-11-12

AUGSBURG, OCTOBER 20.

Private letters from Egypt itatethat the Englifh
have experienced a new check in that country.
The Enghilt Commanders in the Mediterranean
and in the Adriatic Gulf, are Rated to have received
(,rders to refpeet in future the Auftrian

VENICE, OCTOBER Tr._

We learn from Malia, that an order ef the Eng-
in!' Government has arrived there. purporting, that
for the future nr, flag fh,til be confidered as neutral,
and that all nation► who are not in alliance with
England (hall he confidered and treated as enemies.
A great many RufEdns have, it is hated, been de-
tained, and which are to remain until further expla
nations take place between the Courts of London
and Peter(burgh.

SENUIR (COTE. D'OR) OCTOBER i 4.
Madame Gra ion by journey to Paris, was at-
tacked near Bouvrai, by four rabbe►s, who took
from her 6o !nuts and fome jewels. One of the rob-
berg was afterwards taken, two were killed and the
four: h efcaped.
London, England, 1807-11-12

(Pftablifhed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain).
"THIS and every EVENING till further notice,
will be prcfented, fourth that., Extraordinary Turklih per-
formances on the Slack Wire, with the Imitation of various Birds,
Canary Bird Symphony, a la Rofignol, Etc.—Alto fourth time,
Datum Vaulting, or Equeftrian Trial of Skill by Eleven Young
Artifts, their fourth appearance at this The.itroAfter which,
by defire of numerous noble victors, a continuation of the Minuet
and Pas Saul, danced by Horfes—And for the fourth title, a
Grand National Hiftorleal Spectacle In Two Ads, called ED-
WARD the BLACK PRINCE►, or the Hero of England, founded
en the glorious Battle of Creffy--Famosis Equeftrian Everette* by
the Young Pro (tan and the Flying Highlander, Drunken Peafant,
Tamborine Dance, Ste to conclude wkh th. popular Comic
Pantomime of HARLEQUIN and the THREE SISTERS.
Doors to be opened at Oix, and begin at Seven precifeip--Se•
cood•price at Nine o'clock.
Places nicen at the Pavillion front ten till three o'clock.
cr The above Entertainments continue to be received by a
numerous and fashionable audicnce with the molt unbounded
applaufe.

O BE DISPOSED OF, a well efiablinaed Trade
T
in the Haberdafitery line. in the belt fituation to the City of
Dad, with immediate pofreflion The przfent Proprietor is re-
tiring from bufinek—Particohrs known by applying (port paid)
No Mellrs D. and It. J. Jones, No. 55, Paternofter-row, London.
London, England, 1807-11-12

THEAThE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 12,
will be aced the Comedy of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
Sir Phillly Blandford, Mr. Pope; Sir Abel Handy. Mr Menden ;
Bob Handy, Mr. pure; Heory, Mr. C. Ramble; Farmer
*Weld. Mr. Em.-ry ; Mi. Blandford. Mrs. Gibbs; Lady
Handy, Mrs. Dibdin ; Sufan Amti.td, Mik Waddy.
To which will be added the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
To morrow, The Winter's Tale ; with Mother Goofe.
IN.* '1 he Public arc retpedfully informed, that a New Comic
opera, in three Ads, called " Two Faces under one Hood," will
be produced on Tnefday next.

DIED.
Lately, Mr. Geo!ga Pepper, of Park Profped, Weßnifnfter,
Surveyor.
On the 27th tilt Mrs. Mingay, wife of Dr. Mingay, Windfor.
Lately, at Beverley, in the loth year of her age, after a painful
Muth, Mrs. Handle), widow of the late W. Handley, Efq. of
Repton, Derbythire.
London, England, 1807-11-12

GIBRALTAR.

By the Auckland packet we have received letters
and papers from Gibraltar to a late date. The fol-
lowing official article is the onl). one for which we
can this d.iy find room:

4 Gibraltar, Head quarters, Odober 8.

" Notice having been received from the Officers
commanding in the Spaniffi lines, in confequence of
orders from the Court, the communication is clofed
between Spain and the Furtrefs.

" It is hereby ordered and &reeled, that all tub.
jells of his Moil Catholic Majefly, and all countries
under the dominion of France reeding within this
place, do leave the fame under the lea& poffible
delay.

It is further ordered that all Aliens or foreigners,
not adually in the employ of Tome one or other of
the departments of Government, or in that of Britifh
merchants, or long effablifhed inhabitants of this
place, do alto quit the town and territory within so
days from the prefent date, unlefs they shall have
obtained, previous to that period, permits of refidence
of a date fubfequent to the prefent. And it is to be
clearly underflood in future, that all perfons, by
whole application, or under whole refponfibility
['rangers are fuffered to relide in this garrifon, are to
be refponfible for their maintenance, as well as for
their good conduit.

" Al! perfons whatfoever in the feveral depart-
ments of Government, to whom the fame may ap-
pertain, Mall do their utmoft to put thefe orders in
force. (Sipcd) By Command,
R. WRIGHT, SCC."
London, England, 1807-11-12

MORLAIX, OCTOBER '2 S.

We have been in the habit of fending fl rgs of
truce from time to time to Londrn. It has been for
bidden to allow any to proceed thither in future. No
further comn.unication ought to call with that
coutrry, governed by the unjuft and eternal enemies
of the Continent.

FONT AINBLRAU, OCTOBER sst.
The Emperor often goes out in a calsfah, 'mac.
companied by any one except the Emprefs. and un-
attended by fuite or guards.
London, England, 1807-11-23

THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.
THIS PRESEN I' EVENING, NOVENIBER 23,
will be ael-d a Comedy. called
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
Moody. Mr. Wroughton; Harcourt. Vir Powell ;
lklville, Mr. Holland; Sparkith, Mr. Palmer.
Peggy (the Country Girl), Mrs. Jordan ; Alit tea, Mils Mellor.
To which will he added (for the fourth time) a New Melo.
Drama, in two Adis. called
ELLA ROSENBERG.
With Net, Mufic, Seenety, and Dreffes.—Tlie Overture and
Mufic ertirely new. conipofed by M. P. King.
The principal Characters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
Ellißon, Mr. Banrifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Ufa Ray, Mra. Sparks.
With a Dance, (romprfed by Mr. D'Egville )
To morrow, The Cabinet ; with Ella Rofet.beez.

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 23,
will be adled Shakefpeares Play of
THE WINTER'S TALE.
With new Dreffes. Decorations, Ste. Ste.
teontes, Mc. Kemble ; Antigonus, Mr. Murray ; Phoeiort, Mr.
Chipman ; Palettes. Mr. Pope ; Floriael, Mr. C. Kemble ;
Sherd, Mr. Blar.ehard : Clown, Mr. Litton; A arnlyeus,
unden ; Hermione. Mrs. Siddons ; Pcniita, Mi. Nor-.
' taw atail Parting, Mrs. C. /Cambia.
To wliklt Win he added, for the t time, the kotornime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
To-morrow, Two Faces under a Hood; with tie Follies of a
Day. -
London, England, 1807-11-23

HAMBURGH PAPERS

Have ken received to the' ht.th infant. In one of
them it is Rated that Sasarriast, the French Mini.
filer, had quitted Conftantinople, in confequence of a
change in the politics of the Sublime Porte. If this
impertant event Mould atually have happened, it
111111 y lead to vcry favourable tefults at the prefent
critical moment. We mutt wait for the confirma-
tion of this rumour.
The lama diftrefs is raid to prevail at Hamburgh
and other ports of the North.
The French troops, in great force, are in full
march through Dalmatia.
London, England, 1807-11-23

BANKRUPTCY.

THE Creditors, and particularly the Bill holders,
of JAMES HUDSON, of London, Mer-
chant ar.d Warchcull man, Partmr wi'h John Stott., of the fame
place, tradirg under the firm of Hudfon, Storr, and Co. (a Bank-
rupt) are requefted to leave at my Office the particulars of their
debts, and of the (mantes th. y hold, in order that their deport-
tions may be prepared previous to the public Mertinpa.
No. 7, King's Bench Walks, P. HURD,
Temple. Solicitor to the Co minion

ALL PerfQns who have any Claim: or Demards
upon the Eftate and Effedts of the late DAVID PARK.
BILL, Ffq. lieutet,ant Colonel of the eft battalion of the 14th
itegiment of Foot, deceafed, are dehre4 to transmit an account
thereof, with the nature of their fecurities (if arty) to George
Nraugh, Efq. of Wakefield. in the Cnunty of Ynrk
And all Perfons wins flood indebted to the fala David Parkhill,
Xfq. at the time of his death, are required to pay the fame to the
fait] George Wa. gh without &lir, otherwile •Etioua at law will
be commenced for the recovery thereof.
Wakefield, November t 9, TBO7.
London, England, 1807-11-23

LISBON.

The LAVINIA frigate, Lord WILLIAM STUART, I
has arrived at Portfmouth from Oporto, which place
Ike left on the zd indant, with 35 fail under convoy.
She parted with the convoy on the 7th off Cape
Finiderre. Mr. WAR!, the Britifh Conful, and the
greater part, if not the whole of the Merchants who
were left behind by the lark convoy, ate on their way
home in the Mips which failed with the LAVINIA.
The greater past of them, accompanied by the
Aztazox, are now in the Channel.
London, England, 1807-11-23

FJREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

HAS' BURGH, NOVEMBER 13.

It appears that Sebaftiani, the French Minifter at
Conftantinople, has left that city, in confequence of
Come fudden difagreement between the Turks and
the French.
It is generally believed here, that the French and
Americans are on the eve of a rupture, as the Danes
no longer refpeft, in the fmalleft degree. American
property wherever it is found.
The French troops, in great force, are in full
march through Dalmatia.
The greatett diftrefs prevails here, at Holftein, and
other places on the Continent.
London, England, 1807-11-23

CHURCH PREFERMENT.

TO be SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION
-6- to a LIVING within eighty milet of London, confiltin; of
a Houle, Offices and Three Hundred and Silty Acres of Land
in lieu of Tythea, in a Ring Fence, with Farm Houfe, Buildings,
Re. The relent Incumbent is upwards of 74 years of fgt.
For Particulars apply (pelt paid), to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1807-11-23

FRENCH EMPIRE.

---
(CoPT.)
MOM, OCT. 26, 1807.
TIIII7IIINCII CONSUL AT 'acmes, TO XIS !MILLI/10T TUC
10110Ill.11AIITTI, ftIiIDILIIT Of TUT SINATZ Of TIM CITT.

" am eager to Worm you, that it is the intention of hts
Majelty the Emperor and King. my Auguft Sovereign, that all
navigation upon the Weer be prohibited.
" It is his Majefty 's defire. that all veffels, even French, enter•
ing the Wefer, be flopped, provided they arc wholly or partly
laden with Colonial produce, or any other goods of whatever
kind that England can furnith ; the goods are to be put under fe-
quettration, and taken in charge until new orders.
" Veffels laden Coley with merchandize, which it is impoffihle
England can furnifh, fuch as pitch, tar, iron, copper, and French
wines, are to be exempted from (chore.
" AU veffels arc to be prevented from leaving the Wefer.
" I am finally ordered to take the molt &vicious meafures that
the intentions of his Majefty be ftridtly and immediate) fulfilled.
" I am now occupied in executing there orders. and batten to
warn you thereof, in order that you may immediately inform the
merchants of this city, that they may avoid the limitable lots to
which they will be expofed, if they attempt to render ineffedtual
the meafures taken for the rigid and prompt execution of the or-
din of my Sovereign.
" I avail myfelf of this opportunity to exprefs to your Excellency
the homage of my repot. (Signed) " LAGAU."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER s 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, money, 641—for account, 621..miteduced
Omnium if pre.—Ezehcquer Bills, 31. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 63 Omnium prem.
3 per Cent. Confols 6311 India Bonds, to. dif. par
4 per Cent. Iloi 8r Ride. Bills. 4s. 31 pr.
3 per Cent. Navy 9811 I ConL for ace. 631
Long Ann. t7l Is -16
London, England, 1807-11-23

JOURNAL OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE
BRITISH ARMY AT BUENOS AYRES.

(Coodoord frost the STAR of Saturday Wt.)

NUMBER IX.

Having thus endeavoured with all the junice and
accuracy in my power to defcrlbe the operations of
the different corps concerned in the unfortunate
Rorm of the city, I shall now fubjoin a copy of the
orders, and the difpolition of the attack, with the
fabkance of which the public is already acquainted.
This was received by officers commanding corps on
the preceding day, and is the fame that was alluded
to in a former part of this narrative. From this the
Reader will be enabled to judge how far the views
and intentions of the Commander in Chief could be
learned or underßood by the troops employed in the
affaoh.
London, England, 1807-11-23

AMERICA.

It is generally believed at Hamburgh, that the
French and Americans are on the eve of a rupture;
for the Danes, who are, in the fulled fenfe, the
agents of the French, do not terpeEt, in the fmallefi
degree, American property wherever it is found.
Several letters received in town on Saturday from
the Dutch coaß, agree in Rating, that Mr. Astra.
sraoso, the American Minifter at Paris, has been
called upon to declare, categorically. ;tithe name of
his Government, either in favour of France or Eng-
land, not being allowed to fend any rnore.toAme.
rica for inftruttions.
A Gentleman who arrived three days once from
Paris rays, that General AIMiTILONG, the American
Minitter in that city, has lately had repeated inter.
views with the French Government on the lubjeft of
the fubfilling relations between America and this
elnuntry. BOVAPAILTS has ufed both promifes and me•
maces to excite the United States to declare war
again[! us. The Floridas were offered as the price off
their hoßdity, and it was afterwards fuggefted that
one of the Spaniels We R India 'Rands-would be added;
bnt there lures proving infafillent, and Boaararrs
becoming impatient at their tardinefs in complying
with his demands, General A II res-reou o was informed
eatly in the prefent month that milers Ametica de.
dared immediate war againft England. France
would confider her as an enemy, and flut every
port on the Continent againft ker.
If the rumour be true that Mr. AlurrieNC, the
American Minifter, dreads a quarrel with France,
becaure the Ur.i,ed States will not ceafe to be the
carriers of Bssitilh produce, and that
ntinMr. PIo carry
dreads a quartel becaufe they
it, their fitdation becomes very fingular.
London, England, 1807-11-23

~>tFn.

Saturday morning, Mr Abraham Newland, who lately relived
his fitnation 34 Callus of the Bank of England. after holding it
with the highelt credit for upwards of so years, at his retidet ce
at Highhury-place. Iftington.
Lately, William Smylie. Ffq of Green Park buildings, Rath.
I.ately, S.rak, relia of the late Richard Carpenter, of Devizts,
aged 64.
1 ately, in the 7lth year of her age. Mrs Lane, wife o t ko
mac Bateman Lam,. kit] Regitter of Dover Cattle.
London, England, 1807-08-06

MARRIE

Thurfday laft. as€ll..George's Church, Liverpool, John Trench,
Efq of Law/Woven in the Qiteeo's County, youngeft brother of
Lord Aftstown, to 'Joie, eldcit daughter of the late Dr. James
Currie, of Liverpool.
Saturday fe'anight, Captain Iran Ferriers, of the Royal Navy,
to Mils Sufannah Ward, of Stonthoufc.
Lately, at Harrow, the Rev. Charles Hawkius, Redtor of
Kelfton, Somerfeabire, to Mifs Augutta Cockburn, youngeft
daughter of the late Sir James Cockburn, Bart.
Thurfday, at Campton, Beets, the Rev. James Belt, of Chieve.
fey, to Mifs Pottinger, daughter of the Rcv. Head Pottinger, of
Compton. •
Saturday. at St. Dunftan's, Stepney, Henry Rooke, Efq. of Wi.
therington, Wilt., to Mils Nettlefold, of Stepney Green.
Thurfday, Mr. William Lloyd, furgeon, of Barnet, Hens, to
Mils Corpe, only daughter of John Corpe, Efq. of the fame place.
Wednefday, July 29, Mr. John Larkin, of Alderfgate-ftrect, to
Mils'trimmer, of B nfted, Hants.
London, England, 1807-08-06

1)111D.

On Friday, at Denham, In the 13th year of his age, Frederick,
youngeft fon of John Drummond, Efq banker, Charing Croft.
On Thu rfday, at Alfton, near Kingfbridge, the Lady ofAbraharo
Hawkins, Efq.
At his houfe at Cholfey, Berk•, in the 76th year of his age, NV.
Mlnikull, Efq. of Afton Clinton, Bucks.
Sunday fennight, at Hosidadon, Hero, leer M.Mnlan, Efq.
late Commander of the Hon. Eaft India Company's Chip Valentine.
Thut fday lA. in the 68th year of his age, Mr. Jefeph de Bork.
of Gerrard street, many years an eminent importer of foreign
hooks.

Suddenly., on the aid ult. at his !mac in Three Crown-court,
Borough, William Golding, Efq. in the 6.:th yearot his age.
At his bunk in Woburn-place, Win. Arnold, Etq late of the
'Band of Grenada.
On the 3 lit July at Ramfgate, mire Marpretta Whitcombe,
fccond daughter of Sam. Whitcombe, Efq. of Blackheath.
Sunday (ensile:it, Mr. Richard Gleadhill, attorney at law, in
London, and formerly of Halifax. .
Lately, at Park, Robert Bray O'Reilly, formerly Manager of
the Pantheon Opera.

QAICE ult HOPS IN THE BOROIJOH MARKET.
• New Bags 31 sjs to yl is Pockets 61 6s to Si os
RRICT Or VAT AND STRAW IN SISITNTIILD. •
Hay, - 31 tbs to 31 tas New Clover ol cs to o 1 os
Blew Ditto of os to of os Straw, al los to al as
Clover 41 45 to 61 6s
COAL MARKET, Aosta S.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
' SS Neweaßle Coal as 4os od to Sts bd
Sunderland 44s od to 465 od
a 'Stone Coal a 6os od to oos cd
a Cults a eSs od to sos od

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'IN7 MORROW
Morr of AS nl4Rtfs 4aGt 4
Aitartoos 34 minutes eta 4
London, England, 1807-08-06

BIR I'll.

On Thurillay laft, at Shinfitld. I:critv, the Lady of E. Maitland,
jun. f fq. of Hanovtr fquare, hl. P. of a datiglder, who lind oily
a (hurt time

Saturday, in Charlotte-ftreet, Fi:zroy fquarc, the Lady of the
Rev. Robert Stevrns, of a fon.

Timidly, at Beaumont Lodge, Old Wiudfor, the Vircountefs
Aflahrokc, ot a daughter.
Monday re'nnight, at Twickenham, the LaAr of Henry Cole,
Efq of a fen.
I.ately, at Leatherhead, the lady of William Sadlier Brucre,Efq
of a fon.
The lady of the lieu. Gilbert Malcolm Tapperfield, Eifel, of a
daughter. •
London, England, 1807-08-06

PEMBROKESHIRE.
•
TO BE LET, from Michaelmas next, • -
ALL that MESSUAGE ra• DWELLING•
HOUSE, Garden, fix Railed Stable and Barn with the
Appurtenances.. called and known,hy the name of. SODSTON,
fituate io the Parish of Narberth, in the County of Pembrohe.
The Dwelling tioure conll2l of two parlours and a hill on the •
ground floor, four good bed clambers- on each of, the..thil and
leconti noon, with good garrets old them, thd i goat Wilton,
- y and cellars under ground.
Sodfloi is tituatcd on an eminence which canamandstetteniliest
and ricalint views of the (=rounding country; and witildo a mile.)
of the muket town of Narberth, and ten mils «f Hatfetfordwatt•
thtough each • which towns the Mail Coach -rune every day,,i
from Milford to London.
The Country abounds with game, and there is a-nark of hound*
kept within a mile of the plat-: and. then alto
.feweral eaphAt
brooks for trout, within a thort diftanie of the Houk.
A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land oot ex-
keedinK tno Acres.- • •., •
For further pagtfeirs empire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
fordweft.-41averfordweli., pole aBoy.

SALE POSTPONED..
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Purfttant to a 15ccrce attire High Coat/ of Chancery, amide in a
Caufe wherein Sir Lauts Tv r.tger.Loto, Bart. (now decal-
ed), au infant, by his next friend, is Ptaintift,,,7nd• TROMAS
PECKHAM Pinups, Pfq. and others, are Defendants% and t.O ano-
ther Decree made in a Caufe, wherein Catherine Tjlney Long,
an Infant, by her next friend, is Plaintiff, and Lad, Catherine
Tylney Loug,widow. and Others, are Defendants, ind to ano
thee Older in bosh the Paid Caulk*. before Pates STANLIY.
Efq. one of the Mafters of the laid Court, at the Public Sale
Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton Buildings,
Chancery dant, London,
On Tuefday, the iSth, and Wecluefday, the tqth, of Augaft intl.
inftead of the days mentioned in former Advertifementa, be-
tween the hours of Twelve and One of the Clock in each day,
IN LOTS,
SEVERAL FREEHOLD NIESSUAGES,
Build-
ing's, Ground, and Pretuffes, fituate in Baker-ftreet, Grey-
hotand-ftreet, White's row, Thorpas ft rcet, Charles ftreet, Spicer-
greet, Hunt-ftrect. Hunt-court, Spitatitreet, Ram Alley, dec.
in the ;cverial Parithes of St. Dthiftan. Stepney, and St. Mary,
Whitechapel in the County of Middlefex.
Particulars whereof may be had at the laid Matter's Chambers,
In Southampton Buildings aforefaid ; at the Office of Mr. Arnold,
Solicitor, Bedford Row, London and of Mr Purfer, Surveyor,
Bennett-area, tatickfriars-road, where a plan of the Eftate may
be feen.
London, England, 1807-11-24

DIVIDENDS

Nov. 27. Edward Meredith, of Blackmore ftreet, near Drury.
lane, Middlefcz, Ilnen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 27. joreph 'Walters, late of Sturminiter Newton, Dorfctfhire,
grazier. dealer and chapman, zt twelve, at the Red Lion lun,
Shaftelbury.
Nov. 25. Selby Clement Pringle, of Ncwcaftle upon Tyne, grocer,
Nov. 26. George Pricftley, of Leeds, Yorkihire, euerchant, at
eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds.
Nov 27. William Cov:perthwaite and James Waring, of Man-
chciler, manufadturers and copartners, at three, at the Bridge-
water Arms Inn, Manchefter.
London, England, 1807-11-24

This day was publifbed,
In One Volume O.bvo, with fiftccn Plates, peke 141. boards.
AN 1N FRODUC I'lON to PHYSIOLOGICAL
and SYSrF MA I ICAL BOTANY.

By J AMES EDWARD SW 11-1, &c. Stc.
Prefident of tilt Linnzan Society
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rea, and Orme, Paternofter-
row; and J. White, Fleet-ftrea.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
A SKETCH of a TOUR on the CONTINLNT. The Second Edl•
tlon, with confiderable Additions and Corredions. In 3 vols
Bvo. price rl. 7s. in boards

Juft publifhed in Odtavo, price 7s. 6d. boards,
'THE LAW and PRACTICE of DIS TRESSES
1 and REPLEVIN. by the late Lord Chief Baron GILBERT.
To which is added, an Appendix of Precedents. The third edi-
tion, with confiderable Additions taken from former and later
Reports, and other Books of authority ; and full pradlical Di-
rtetions, from the ftizure of the Diftrcfs to the Sale and fuiug a
Replevin.
By WILLIAM HUNT, of Lincoln's Inn, Efq.
Barrifter at Law.

London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal ftreet,
Lincoln's Inn.

Ot whom may be bad, in Soo. price is. 6d. in boards,
GILBERT'S LAW of LVIDIt with Notes Sid`iilcYk

BUILDERS PRICES, tBo7.
This day was puhlilhed, price 3. kwet, including the advaneh.
THE BUILDERS' PRICE•BOOK: containing
a eorredt Lift of the Prices allowed by the inoft eminent
larveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned in Build.
kg; including the Journeymen's Prices
BY AN EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR.
With a Table of Scantlings, and a Table of the Dwties on Win-
dows and Hooks, and the Rules for chargirg them.
Publithed by J. 7 aylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59,
High Holborn.
N. B. Gentlemen are ref-, ue ftcd to be careful to ordcrTav Loa's
corseted Builders' Price Book
London, England, 1807-11-24

MILITIA.

ANY Gentleman willing to refign a Qarter.
mafterfhip, will find this Advertifemmt extremely well
worth his notice ; he will find his propofals liberally admitted,
have every thing arranged to his fatisfatftion, and high reference,
it required, given to his Colonel of the Advertifer's property and
capacity for the fituation.
Letters (port paid) to K. Ranfom, Poft Office, Swanfea, Wall
have direEt attention and fecrecy.

THIS is to caution all Perions against 'Fru(ling
-L CHARLOTTE WOOD, wife of me, DANIEL WOOD,
Quarter Matter of the 3d Regiment of his Majefty's Dragoon
Guards, now lying in Exeter and Plymouth Dock Barracks, a' I
will not hr anftverable for any Debts the may contradt after this
public Notice. Witnefs my band this 17th day of November, i FO7
DANIEL WOOD,
Quarter Matter 3d Dragoon Guards.
London, England, 1807-11-24

NEW BLOCKADE COMPANY! ! !
In the Preis,
T•HE POLICY of the BLOCKADING SYS•
TEM REFUTED, with Obfcr•ations on the prefent
STAGE •f the WAR!

Publilbed by E. Wilton, Paternolter•row.

This day wag publiflied, price 3q. fewed.
THE NEW LONDON CATALOGUE of
a. BOOKS, with their Sizes and Prices. Containing the Books
which have been publilbed, and fuck as have been altered in Size
and Price fince the London Catalogue of Books to the end of the
Year Itico.

Printed for W. Bent, Paternater.row.
London, England, 1807-11-24

CHURCH PREFERMEN

TO be SOLD. the NEXT PRESENTATION
to a tiviNc; within eighty miles of London, conGiting of
a Finufe, Offices and Three Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land
in lieu of Tythes. in a Ring Fcrce, with Farm Houle, Buildings,
etc. The pre 'grit Incumbent is upwards of :t years of age.
For Particulars apply (port paid), to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor.
Lincoln's Inn Fields.

F.MEIG.V INTELLIGESCE.

RFNDSBURG, NOV. 6.

PATENT RELATIVE TO THB PUNISHMENT OF PERSONS
IN SLEsWICK AND HOLSTEIN, CARRYING ON ANY
TRADE OR COMMERCE WITH THE ENEMIES OF THE
•
COUNTRY.
Wc, Chriftian VII. by GOD'S Grace, King of Denmark, Nor-
way, &c. make known hereby. that as all trade and commerce be-
tween our enemies and the fubjedts of this country ha' already
been declared criminal, during the prefent war. by our decree of
the 9th of S•p•emher !aft, we have thought proper to mad the
following penalties againft perfons who may be found nffending :
I. Any conneelio or enrrefpoodenee with the fubjects of
Great Britain, though carried on by mans of a third perfon or
party, (hall be ponialed with revere in:Filo:anent ; hut if the Paid
correfpondence fhall have been carried on immediately between
ern- fubjecis and the enemies of the country, the former than be
punifhed with death.
" 11. Further, the goods, the objceta of thc raid commerce, thall
be confifeated, if f.llO. ; but if not forthcaming, the criminals
Shall pay the value oft
" 111. Any perfon giving information of any futh trade or coni•
merce. (hall, upon conviction of the parties 3cent-ea, receive a re-
ward from our Royal Treafury of from so to fnc riz dollars for
each afence• but which Mall silo be repaid by the party or parties
convicted
" IV. Over and above the reward freill:d in Se Lion 111. the
informer (hall be entitled to half the value of the property con •
gcated.
" All perfons wham this may concern are hereby called upon
to take votice.
Girell rffcially under our hand and feat In our town
and fortte s of Rentllburg, OCtober 30. t Bc7.
" CHRISTIAN, Res.
(L. S.) NIOSTFNG.
" RANK AU."

PETERSBURGH, OCT3BER
1-lis Majelty the Erttperor is expected to return in
a few days from his tour to Witepfle. The Grand
Duke Con(tantine has introduced the French mode
of exercif in both the Corps of Cadets under his
jurifdi6tion.
every article of importation increaccs in
price, the coutfe of exchange continues falling.
London, England, 1807-11-24

TRURO, NOVEMBER 21.

A meffenger arrived here lafl evening from Cran
tock (about (even miles north of Truro) with infor-
mation that a brig laden with hemp, tallow and other
articles, had been driven on fhore there, and that
three of the five men which compofed her crew, had
been drowned. We coold not learn the name of thi,
brig, ner any further particulars concesnirg her;
but the meffenger reported that two other b ig were
alfo embayed, at a little diffance from the former ;
that one of thefe, which was within the range of the
breakers, was in imminent danger of coming en
fhore, and Out the other would be f-rtunate if fhe
taped. There %vac a tremendous lea heat i,tg, in dead
upon the fhore. A party of dragoons were imme•
diately difpatched from Truro, to alit in laving and
protean% the cargoes, &c.
London, England, 1807-11-24

TO DR. SOLOMON. LIVERPOOL.

SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Dingle, Bookfeller
and Stationer, Bury St. Edmund's,
SIR. Bury, Sept.:, 184.
AI'ER3ON who had feveral times fent for a los.
6l bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upon
me for a bottle, and iuformed me that it had done him a wonder-
ful deal of good—he had been gradually declining for a long time
—had (pent a great deal of money for advice, and found uo benefit
—he paid one Surgeon 361. another 61. but all to no porpofe. At
the time he fent for the firft bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead
he could not walk acrofs the hoofs without the aililtance of fame
one to help him—indeed he was getting worfe daily—he had not
taken the Gilead hut a few days, agreeable to the t:ireetions, when
Ise found hinsfelfnmeh better. He continues taking it at this time,
and from his appearance i. likely to do well Too have the man's
wilhcs to do what you pleafe with the above Basement, which is
literally as he told it me. 1 am, Sir,
Your obedient fervant, J. DINGLE.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpe6table
Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There are alfo family bottles, cootaining the quantity of four of
the tee 6d. ones, fir 335. by which 93 are raved.
Thofe who wills to have the Medicine immediately from the
Dedtor. by fending the money for any quantity they think proper,
will have them fent by fueh carrier as they (ball appoint. l'oft-
office orders (or any rum may be fent by pelt, and the bslance will
be returned iu the box, or orders with calla enclofed will be duly
attended to

Froper diredions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them•
(elves, is given wi,h each bottle, price half a guinea.
Npre.--Eanh the has a government Ramp, with the name
" SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to Imitate which
Ii fdsay.
London, England, 1807-11-24

CHATHANI, NOVEMBER .2.

Came up to Gillingham Reach, the Wnolw:ch
tender, and brig Mary, with 201 Dann prifoners.—
The prifon fhips at that anchorage beefing G► full, it
is imagined that another (hip will be commiffioried
for that purport. Sailed feberal tranfports for the
River, having difcharged the troops and baggage
brought over from the Baltic. The VICTORY has
been taken into Dock, for the purple of having her
poop cut off, previous to being commillioned ; alto
the WARSPITE to be copp:red. The GUERRIER,
now one of the fineß frigates in the fervice, is fitting
out with every difpatch ; the command of her is
given to Captain SlittlF, who proceeds, as fl--.n as
ready, with the Duke of IsTANCHESTEIt and foite to
Jamaica. His Grace is going out to that &Ind as
Captain General.
Nov. 24.—Yelierday miming as one•of the Guards,
who was on working party in the dock yard, in en.
deavouring to get on board the Romnlas frigate
alongfide the Jetty Head, he nutted his hold and fell
into the river and was drowned.

Saturday a man belonging to one of the tranfports
fell into the river and was drowned.

Part of the 92d regiment landed here let meek,
from the 11%13, 44 gyms, who on their p,ifige from
Copenhagen, ran on the Long Sand, and were obliged
to throw all the Rorer overboard to enable her to get
off. The regiment marched for Neely barracks.
airing the gale on Friday, the TAM an and FREYA
frigates drove from their moorings, but were fecurel
without any damage.
London, England, 1807-11-24

A CHALLENGE

MESSRS. CUR RIE and CbTSurgeins, challenge
the whole world to prove a fingle inftance where their Me
dicine and method of cure have failed of the defired effe& The
pradtice of many years in this particular branch of their profeinon
has not given rife to one unfuccefsinl cafe.
They continue to (Ikea their ftudies to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyilem,
which is the conf:quence of the pernicious waftefulefferfts of a ha
bit long and aloft unhappily purfued by the youths of both fries,
In the one it will he found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs,
the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreffing
Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im-
potence. There are its remote and ultimate effedts ; while con-
fumptions, lots of mufeular power, and various nervous camplaiats
charaelprire the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per-
foils langit.thing under the dirorders incident to fuck a life their
treatment is fimyle,and has never proved unfueeefsful in the courfe
of a long, laborious, and much extended pradlice. In the molt
obitinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Infedtion.fueh as ob-
ftrudtions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrefccnces, Hard Tumours
Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal lA'eakneft. Gieets, &c. de:
which have hitherto haffledthe &ill of the general pradtitioner,
Merrs. Curve and Co arenow enabled radically to cure by a new.
fate, and expeditious mode of pradlice, fuperior to any other yet
adopted. 1 hey may he confulted by either Sex with tke greareft
delicacy, feercey and honour, at their beige, No. 107, Hatton Gar-
den. Patients in the country are requefted to nate the particulars
of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pelt
paid, eneinfing a bank note, will be duly anfwered ; and the need:
fary advice andnsedicines given or fent to any part of the kingdom
London, England, 1807-11-24

'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 24,
will be aged (for the 6th time) a New Comic Opera, called
TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD.
The Scenes, Dreres, and Decorations are entirely new.
The Overture and Mune compofed by Mr. Shield,
The principal Charadters by Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Bellamy, Mr.
/oho Mr. incledon, Mr Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. King,
Mr. Farley, Mr. ',Ulm:. Mr. Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin, Mrs.
Davei.port, Mrs Diekons, Mifs Bolton, Mrs. Litton, Mrs.
C. Kemble.
To which will be added a Farce, called
THE FOLLIES OF A DAY.
Count Almaviva, Mr. Lewis ; Page, Mils Waddy; Figaro, Mr.
Farley; Antonio, Mr. Emery; Countefs, Mrs. St. Leger;
Sufan, Mrs. Gibbs.
To-morrow, the Tragedy of Macbeth ; with Mother Goofs.
0. The New Opera of Two Faces under a Hood continuing to
be received with unabated applaufc, will be repeated on Thurfday
with Animal Magnetifm. On Saturday, with St. Patrick's Day.
On Friday, Jane Shore; with Mother Goole.
London, England, 1807-11-24

HAGUE, NOV. 7.

The EnglA (hip the Anguitvs Cafar, which was
(franded on our coati, came from Copenhagen, and
had duet companies of the German Legion oa board.
The prifluers teem much pleated that they are to re
main here till they are exchanged. A number of
the privates have enlitted in our army.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
London, England, 1807-11-24

THEATRE ROYAL, DI/IVRY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 24,
Ira be tuned a Comic Opera, 4:Zed
THE CABINET.
%Ince Orlando, Mr. &sham; Count Curvofo. Mr. Wewitzer;
Marquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. Mathews ; Crudeli z . Mrs.
Scott; Conftantia. Mifs Lyon ; Leonora. Mrs. Mathews ;
Curiofo, Mrs Harlowe ; Floretta, Mrs. Mountain.
To which will be added (for the fifth time) a New Melo.
Drama, in two Ads, called
ELLA ROSENBERG.
With New Mufk, Scenety, and Dreffes.—The Overture and
Mune r-tirely new conspofed by M. P. King
The principal Cluttaders ky Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
Ellifloo, Mr Barniftet, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
Mifit Ray, Mrs parks.
To-morrow. lime'. a Tell T.le ; with Ella Rofenberg.
On Thurfday, the Comedy of the Wonder.
Signora Storace will make her appearance, for the fiat time this
"fatten, on Friday next, in the Comic Opera of the Haunted
Tower.
London, England, 1807-11-24

TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS.

IN confequence of the Wicks of thefe Candles being
previoufly coated with Wax, they have the following Advan•
tages:—firft,They are feldom, if evcr, fubjed to what is called a
I hief in the Candle t—fecondly, They will not Gutter, except
Irons bad buffing or carrying about ; and thirdly, They burn lon-
gt r and give a brigkter light than the ufual Mould Candles. Sold
only at the Candle and Soap Company's Warehoufe, No. tBs,
Fleet ttrect, (two doors from Fetter lane) where alto may be bad
common Can.lles and Soap of the belt quality.
N. B. A Difcount is allowed for Ready Money in proportion to
the quantity purchafed at one time.

RAM6GATE.
JUST IMPORTED, AND FOR SALE,

(Duty paid),
At the London Hotel, on Thurfday, the 26th loft at Ts o'clock.
"I'HE FOLLOWING WINES, viz.
20,c00 Bottles of White and Red Sparkling Champaigne;
(In 2o:," Cafes, each containing leo Bottles)
And I o Hogfheads Claret—Vintage 1802.
The abnvc Wines are of very fuperior quality.

For particulars apply to 114eirrs. A Wien, Son, and Elgar, Rata-
gate; where Catalogues and Samples may be procured on the
day of tale; alto at Mg.. Edward Auften's, No. to, Birchin-lane,
London ; where fimpleemay be tafted at eleven o'clock precifely
on lucfklay Morning, the ;4th inftant, prior to the tale.
London, England, 1807-11-24

TUB KING V. D. YOUNG.

The defendant in this cafe, had been cnnvieled of
affaulting Officers of the Revenue, in the execution
of their duty, while lev}ing a diftrefs !Ton a perfon
who fold loirits witho It a licence. He was fentenced
to be cot:hued in Lancalter Gail f.'r three calendar
months.
London, England, 1807-11-24

LAIV INTALLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 23.

Mr. Jt:ttvt.t. applied to the Court for the iffue of a
Mandamus :o the Lend Mayor of London, calling
on his Lorelliip to thew cattle why an inf .lvent debar,
in the Fleet prifon, named Dickie, (hoop not he fet
at liberty, under the Jan A 8 for the relitf of Infol.
vents This prifon, Mr. Jekyll faid, had now been
4 years in the Fleet prifon, and he was in execution at
the fuit of Mr. Ark, of Coldbath fields prifon, for
7001. the amount a vet diet given agairtfi Dickie,
in an aelion brought by Aris for flander. He, Dickie,
had gone to Guildhall, in cutlody, in order to his
being difcharged, and nobody appeared to op.pore
his liberation. He was, however, rernandtd.

The Court ref ufed the application, nn the ground
that perfnns in eußody for damages for flander were
excluded from all benefit uf the Aft.

THE KING V. BROV

This defendant hariog been conviacd of a libel
u.,,n Mr. Alderman Lemon. c.f. Norwich, was fen-
t,nezd to pay a fine of aol. and to be imprifoned in
:Ile Cattle of Norwich for one calendar month, and
until the fine ihonld he paid.

THE RING V. DUTTIF..

This defendant was ordered to be confined nine
calenda4 months in Appleby Gaol, Weflmoreland,
he having been conviEted of rendering to the Corn-
millioners of Excife a talk return of a quan►ity of
malt.
London, England, 1807-11-24

YORKSHIRE.

FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR with IMPROPRIATE

TITHES.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,

I'HE MANOR and ROYALTY of HEMING-
BROUGH, together with the Impropriate Rectory thereto
belonging, compelling
The GREAT and SNTALL TYTHES of the TOWNSHIPS of
Tiemingbrni.gh, Cliff eons-Lund,Barlby,Ofgodby, South Duffield.
Bow horpe and Minthorpe, extending over upwards of 7700 acres
of arable, meadow, and warp land ; together with
A valuable FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, granaries, farm build-
ing•, and land in Hemingbrough, containing 4 acre!,, and a compadt
Freehold Farm in the township of Barlby, called 'lMmhead Farm,
with granaries and commodious firm buildings, Efhing houfe and
landing, and upwards of 00 acres of rich arable, meadow, pafture,
and warp land, in high cultivation ; the whole let on leafs, which
will expire on the 6th April IEOB, at the net rent of at6ol per an-
num—The townfhips over which the tythes extend arc ehlttly in
an open field Rata. capable of the greateft improvement by indef..
Ing,and are moderarely affcfred to the land tax and parochial rates.
This Mate is Innate upon the River Oufe, poffelling the advan-
tage of water carriage iodic beR markets in the Weftern part of
Yotkfhire. in a very fertile part of the county, about 3 miles
from Selby,s from Howden, is from York, and as from Hull.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mn) kr, of Huntingdon,
near York ; and deferiptiae particulars ma f be bad at the Hotel,
Leeds; the Neptune, Hull ; the Q2aen's Head, Neweafflesupon.
Tyne ; the Bridgewater Arms, Mai,chefter; at Glrraway's Coffee
!mule; and of Mr. Claridge, NO. 47. Pall Mall, Landon, who is
authorifed todifpore of the fame, and where a plan of the Paris.
may be ken.