A 'throughout the Aletropolb , , and within the Twopenny PuSt tended fn.. • IX. Of Tribunate,' to the of t Ac t of t Ite • at ive • Senate, dated I he September (year 10), ought to have cinoinued till the year ID, and whose powers had been, hy the 9th Article of The Act of the C

COVENT-GARDEN. Colson -.rr.'s trage4 ,f the iteuraing Bride was per,- formed at this on 'll , ,irsday evening great .spirit. it is a more adapted to_the stage than to the closet, fix tt ibound.; in interest 'of.plol, and has iess of setitiment and 'enaracter than might have bee.

EXCHANGE. M oNn A Mgg's, 535-52. 9.1 Hartley, 5s 9J 53s 0d 51s. 51s. South 54 " Townley, 5 Is . Wallsetal (thissell's) 54s Sd Wallsend (Tow plc's) Willingtoa, 52S (id Eden, 50s .50s Low Moor, 9d. Faro .t 52 fcl Flat worth, 41s Ilenton,s 2 s 6d 9d ,54s s 3d Bryan's, 52s Ild Gatesl

• oN REMARKS OF'THE ON TUE BALTIC EXPEDITION. . ........6. As these remarks are argumentative, come from the French Government Official Paper, anti relate, to a Ilbject in which the character of Great Britain is 60 [4 involved, it of _importance to analyze them . , It) sift 'the

A dihiraky-Ojtice, Oct. &. The E.ing lot,: been plvitsed to appoin! Le 411- mere, Esq. and Thomas Foley, Esq. to be Colonels of his Majesty !loyal Marine Forces, in the room of 'Sit* :Samuel 11od, Knight of the Bath, and Richard Keats, Esq. appointed Fiag-Oilicers of his Majesty

Nov. 17. J. Pringle Warciour-street, upholsterer, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. S. B. Read, jun. Bridgewater, Somersetshire, taylor, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bridgewalei: Nov. 3. F. A. Witty, Great Earl-street, Seven Dials, iron. monger, at ten; at Guildhall. Dec. 1...1V. Fishe

OCTOBER 26,1807.

715.....6... TRE:KING—A PROCLAMATION' . AND SE.AAIL.N.iItoSI•SCRy. . pit; AD STATES.. - ~ . . , , Whereas it bath heen represented unto us, that great Of mariners and seafaring Men,' mo- l'atoral-b6ro subjects, have been ehticed to enter into the service of foreign States, and a

BANKRUPTS. Watling-street, warehouseman, to t, " at Nov. 7, Dec. I, at one, at Guildhall. ~" 111 11 e, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street„falc on-s q our t . and Thomas Johnson; Ityde.strec,t, onnilkary, . Oct, 27, at ,NOV. a, INT. 1, S t ' e kvell,. at Guildhall.. Attinuies, Messrs.

• In proportion as our authors are wretched, our actors in general- are very good, and our ,singers seem atuhi, tious of equalling them in. numbers well as reputation. In addition to Miss MnAnows, Miss BouroX, and Mrs. DA PO?iTE, a few days have made us acquainted with Miss LYON