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dia. ar MONTIILY LIST OF PUBLICATIONS FOR SLPTF.JIBL R. AdRICULTITItI. Farm Accounts ' • consisting of Ruled T.hlee , fro keeping Th s .l, Accounts of Live and other Stock, of L.hom, of Re cespts and Om-goings on the rum, •c. —Tut. V el, tee euutain. 52 Woeks Accounts; 01 it hal in detached Sheets, he E 04141111 of which the Rat:iff of S, twang of an E.tate may communicate to Ina Employer, by Po,t, a Weethiy Return albs State of Hsi Farm 11. ts. The Farmer's Daly Jourual, and Complete Accoun'ant, from hfic , iivloass, 1606,e° Michaelmas. tBO7 ; recommended to all F•aftlell. as well Proilcieto - s a. Oecuciert of Farms, Stewards, Raidrs, &re. as the ihmt ea.) , and ready Method of keeeing tits Accounts of a Farm; so arranged that the plainest capacity, with a know!edie of wetting only, may keep a moat a, swats and satisfactory Ac:ount,sa well of the 1.5 , t,,0r as the Pmfite the Farm. Be A Practical Farms.. Handsomely rioted in Quarto, *clung paper, 7.. boards; to be rontinoeil animal?. Observations on the Mildew, miggettrd be the Queries of Mr. A. Young. Ilj J. taremont, Esq. Is 6J. ANTICILIiTIFS Antiquities. Historical, An:lnter:urn% Chorogiaphieal, and lit,ciary, iu Nottingbamshve, an.l t adjacent Comities, in- • tesspersed with &Agra - Altai Sketch.., and embellished with nutrition* Engravmp. By W. D.ckinson, Esq printed on • late wove Array paper, in Sta. 15s. in extra boards. ARCHITECTURE. Etelngt, repreventlisig Frattments of antique flreeian and instal Arehttectural Ornaments, chiefly enLezled 111 Italy. Dam fr the Originals, by CH. Tatham. Folio. It. bs. Pnifession 'I tAnei.ations on the Atehhecture of the prin tiyal Antimit and MoJern Builaing4 iu France and Italy. By Tappan. Ws. 6d. BIOGRAPIIY. Circo..Olantial Details of the Last Moments and Lang Ul nas of the Right Hon C J.Fqx. lo which is incluied, Semmes Table-Talk of St. Antes Hill. Ss 61. the J,ife of Napoleth Bonaparte, containing every au thentic reticular by which his extraordinary Chalacter has been termed. with a concise linters of the Events that have oecastonett Isis unparalleled Elevation, and a Philosophical Retie. , of his MAUGVII and &hey et a Subtler ' a Statesman, and A :..roe ernh Portraits, by W 1.. Van-esa. Po 1. td "To be completed in 24 numbers. Moiniiir of the Life of the Fight Honourable C. I Fox, late ..no of Hi. Ma'estv`i Principal Secretaries of State, &c. with Anecdouss of his Domenic Habits and Friendships; Pub lie Services; his Talents a. an Orator, • Itifriter, a Statesman, 8.4 the I.eadev of a Party, &c. To wlvieli is adlid. the Cha racter of Mr. Fox. by R. B Sheridan, Esq. M. P. Biro. es. 6d. EDUCATION. Palidore's French, Italian, 114 , 1 Laigli.h Dictionary, 3 vols. ino. le* boards. 54A new and appropriate System of Edueatinn for the labour ing People of England By P. Colquhuun, re. 6d. A Trea'.tvi on and spherical Trigoonmetry ; with their • wad 1111111 . Q1 Practical ANilkations. By J. Bonnyeastle, les. FIST( The meant State of Peru and its Dependencies, Allen Awn erigin.l and authentic Dietime4s. In an eegant quarto volume ; illustrated by twenty beautitielly coloutcd Engraving - . JO. es Maids A.l Abt•strmestt of the History of New England, for the Me of Yining Persons. By H &dates. A summary Avenue t of this Vice-royalty of Buenos Ayres, or La Plata ; including di Geogiaphicai l'iianutiat, Climate, &c. Eatia.:ted Coin the best Authorities.. Ste. 36. -•-- • LAW. Two A.T.- - os, brought In John Mame • R.I. (afterward: BOOM 0.4161W0rt n ; •g koi.a Georg • Levu Dr: re, Esq. Tried lOW* Land Manelield, at Crop' , o, August, 11101; as "üblisti. et by Mr. Itooe,•t tire mquen qu Friend*. Newland's Treatise tan C•mtiam within tart JuriadiSiou of Con. of Equity. Ife boards. Ato ,tide to the Property Act, 46 Geo. 111 with Tables of Ca:co:a - ion. 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M D E.A S. dm. 1s Varcire Viadreit; or, Decenre of Vaeelutim ; containing a Refotatein d tee Caws sad Reasonitig•ort mamma in Dr Reviers ant Dr. Mreeley'S late extraordmary Pamphlets aga;tot Vaecination. VVEh the Report or the Medical Coon cd of the Roy*. Jennersan &revety. e.mber , sh.d with several Plater Sy II .I... Thornton, M D 1v... Its 6J. The Naval,Military, alai private Praetitione's Mertens et Chiroegices. By Dr. Corning 74 Pre 3;Cal Observation , en the.Prineipal Drogues of the Eyes ; Cheeraled with Cases translated from the Italian of Antonio Seal" Professor of Anatomy and Pratt rest Surgery in the Uraiment, of PTA,, Feste* sit Cos lineal .Academy of B. rho, . (the Rival Society of London, in the Josephine Med , co Cm. roved S tette of Vienna, and of the Medical Soc.ets if Edinburgh %Yids Netes. By James Briggs. lu one large vole.ae, c 015.., 'volt plates. 10s. 14, in bards. MISCELLANIES. 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The Rattle of Copenhagen, fought April 3, 1606, by Lord Nelson, wth Notes • by T. Rodd. tt to. • C.dliope, a CdaKtilltl of loans by carious Authors. lArsio. Ys. 6d. The Battle of Trafalpr ; to which is added, a Selection of Fugitive Pieces, clued? , writteu at SO4. By L. Halloran, 1) 1). 10s. 64 Mi.•ellanenus Poetical Translations; to which is added, a Lat.o Price Essay. By the Rev. Francis Howes, A.M. hand somely printed in foolscap Ben. Os. 64. boards. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces; consisting of Glenfinlas, or Lard Ronald's Corneas—The Eve of St. John—Cadyow Castle — The Gey Brother—Thomas the Rhymer, Puts 1,2, and S The Fire King—Frederick and Alice—The Wild Huritionan -IVar Sung— Ihe Norman Horse-shoe--Tbe Dy.ng Bard—The Maul of Toro—and Hifi vellyin. By Walter Scutt, Esq. 0111 vulutus demy 6to. 7s. 64. boards. POLITICAL. Substance of the Speech of the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan, at a Meeting of the Elector. of Weston/miter, at the Crown and Anchor, Sept. 16, 1806. Is. 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Ss. extra hoards,_ Tire Duty of the Cerra to enforce the frequent Receiving of the Sacrament, a berionn, preached at the Visitatiuo, in Holy Rood Char. Southampton. By the lee. Stll , Bllti Clapham. TOPOGRAPHY. A Descriptive Tout b. the Lakin of Cumberland and West moreland, .1.1 t.irt Autumn of 1804. Bro. 4i. An History and Paduresque Guide to the Isle of W:glit. By .1 But;ar. An L i ,e t m.i.n from Loudon to Dover ; cortaiaing soma ACV/011101 to, Maawatsures, Natural and, Artificial CUTIOLI. tics, History. lie i4y J. Gardiner. A eons. Is, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. An Excursion w Fiance end Utllll, parts of the Continent of ' Euiope, from the Cebiil44llll of Hostilities in 1601, to the 19th of December, 1603; including a Narrative of the unpreceslented Detention of the English 1 rawness ut that. Country, as ors of War. By C. Maclean, 14 D. Bro. 7s. Travels hint Buenos Ayres across the Continent of South America, by Petnai, to Lieu; performed in the Years 1790 and 1791 ; being the Latest Travels through those Countries; with copious Notes by the ran.latior containing authentic De• ter:pitons of all the Spanish Possessions in South America drawn from trio last and best Aotheeities. Be Anthony Is! charms Hctns. Iliuttrated by a Map; in t elegant Volume, small See. 6s. boards. NEW MUSIC, Von Eel's Grand Sonata for the I'l4lo Forte, dedicated to Mn 0.111.0 e. Ot , ltt, rice )..--Tile Captive ; a favourite Lesson composed by Ditto, prise Ys 64.—The favourite Ballet of La Damoinanie, performed at tile King's Theatre ' Hay. outdo; arranged by T. Latour, S. —Lainto's Scent, dedicated to Madame tirassini, 3.. 6rl layouute Air of " Sul wargine dun Rio," min Variaboini, by Ditto, 31 —A Domini went°' in which is int r oduced the Air of .• Ls petit E s prit," by T. Haigh, 3..—A second Book of Preludes, by Ditto, 41. I —Ferraris the* Trios lot I'uuu Fone, Viohn, and Vision. cello, Op. 40, Bs. FOR THE HARP.--The favourite Air in Folie, with Ve netians, by Diet,26 Steibelescelebrate4Suawi Dance, with Variations, by Ditto, 2s. 6d.—Met'er's Col lection of famous. its Ain, 3d set, bt.—Naderinao's Sonata, !s.—nal,i,,,me, Sy tit• phnny.3ll.--„Ditto Scroe, Op 23. 2 6 6.l.—Ditto Fanta.ia, Op. Y 4, Y., 64.—Ditto Duet for Harp and Pi m. Forte, Op. SU, Se. a—Femora favourite Duet foe ditto, 4e —J. Sul margin dun Rio," arraaged for Ditto, by Latour, es.—And the favothiteAiss from La Belie Lanier% arraiscrit for ditto by Pti. J. Meyer, Sell 61. VOCAL MUSIC.--Song, 0 welcome bonny month of May, by Mr. Bier, 1 , ..;•-•Sporta et my Childhood. by Row, is —0 beat belreed, could I but rim, by Ditto, Is —The Lass crArratitee. nit, by ditto,ls rue Traveller's joys, by Moorhead, l 6.-1' he Beat of St. Michaels Tower; a taw, by William Kny vett, I i 64 —Tile Bostic rows, iv DitiO. if, 6d —Within her humid malting eye, a D. , et, by Ditto, ls.—and Robin Adair, liar monied for threw Voice*, Is. 3.l.Strawbesty litres, a Soug, by Corbel% Is. MONTHLY AGRICULTbRAL REPORT. !OR SEtTEMBER. The weather, in the preceding mouth, has been far/Durable to the corn-harvest, which is finished on all the Midland Gann- Law, and in the Fen Diurins. The coops, on general, (Barley escorted.) have pruned good and abundant. The Red Clayey, nue standing for seed, is well headed, and nearly ready for the scathe. Wheat averages, throughout England and Wales, bps, d. per qiiarter; Ratify, 41s. 44.; and Oats, V.A. 6d. Winur . fares and K)e, lately sown lug early Spring feed, tome to and eirver the ground well. The &Wishes and Pas tures sti'l gond keep. The young craps of Colleured, every chic In etc Feat, appear thriving and good ; and the crop: thrashed sot last Midsummer, proved heavy and abun. emit. The crap. cit Tempe, proving every where good, lave occasioned a large demand l‘r lean Cattle and Sheep, at sul mond ;ince+, at the !are fairs, lorOcalaily at the large annual 'stir at Plarnet, ehich wan aboindandy swooned with Horses, Slieep,Cattle, Welch and Scotch !ulna, all which were much Ou.ollt for by numerous buyers. Milking Cows said well. Store Lyres sell ern; and Lamle, at the late great Lamb Parer, ea !Len:4k and said at better pikes than last era,. South-Dowel are gill the favourites, and the emu. brefille are coerced tee next hart. In hnoithdeld Market, B.cr salty lions 4s. to Is re wear; and Nielsen, from 4s. ad. to :is. M. ken cart Colts, and fresh young Hanes, sell well, and are an.iesi canted. Thorn at also, Us the Pig Market., a great aa• ca-st feePariter, and large Hags, for winter feed. FAO it`LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • Wor-qfrier, Sept. Se, ISO'. Notice is hereby given t r ail Offices new on the ilaß-pas or the Land Forces or hiatuses, et receiving allowanoes as reehiced Adjutants of Militia; as we.II as to all peimus who, having for merly Petri Commissions in II is Majiety's Artily „MariiisS,Of hli litia,have since retired, that., upon tendering their itemises to H. Royal Highness the Connuarnier iii. Chief, such of them as we approved, and whose services shall be thought necessary, be allowed to engage-in the Recruiting Services uPne , the le' " of receiving a emt..irt sum, in full of CI c rences, for every man whom they shall bring, and whir shall he ucryred ; ai..l their rendering themselves liable to the observance of all sutli rides aid regulations as His Majesty sliaa tiiiuk fit to p. estriim. All persons, of either of the above descriptions, who shall be willing to engage in the service here timmiserl, will amity forthwith to Hu !trial Highness: Military Secretary, s;e.cify- Mg their age, place of sbrile„ the military iittilllolll (if +ay) in which they are at pros , tit acting, together with all the pa ocu lars lii their former service The like account is requited from all Officers ou the Half-pay of the LauJ Forces, whether de sirous of engaging in the present 6C 66 let or not. By His Majesty's command, RICH. FITZPATRICK. NAVAL IN7'ELLICENCE. FUR TSMOUTII, SFPT 29 Arrivel His Maj 'sty's ship -, f rom the Eastward. Sailed the Sprightly cutter, on a cruise. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 28. At day light this morning, se.eral fired. as signal for those transpiats saiz:i troop's, which form the sezond exiv.l.tion, to get undir weigh. The v:ind was light at Eait, but the strong ebb.tirle carried out of Catwater • and the Sound, shout 40 sail, in two hours. 'nor are supßosed to be going to Falmouth only fur. the present, as they have but the l'i,reer sloop of war, and Cockatrice cutter, to protect them. Sailed, with dispatches, the coyha gun brig. Nothing further has been heard of the missing ships in the late hurricane. Came in the IndrjahaaVe privateer, from a cruise, with the Danish ship e() 4frenre, Ruth &au, from the ltiver Plata, which sl has 'etained. A Court Martial was hell yesterday. on board the Salvador de! Men Jo. on John Hoffer). Boatswain of the Acdtta, for drunkenness, negled of duty, and be. ' ing absent without leave. The charges Ni ue proved, he mai sentenced to be broke, and put be. fore the mast. _ FALMOUTH. S v i: 27. Arrived the Richmond gun-brig from P otsmontb, with a fleet under convoy, bound to Portugal. kc. Also the Ir4litneham packet, from Lisbon, with a mail, in nineteen days passage. The Princess Hsu. loth packet, with a mail from hence, arrived at Lisbon on the Sd inst. The Thetis frigate, and Al [tarok schooner, were off Oporto Ear on the 2d in t. °PAL, SEPT. 29. Arrived in the Downs His Majesty's ships Ape. mention and Ger), horn Tortola, with abort sail of vessels under convoy, most of which are sailed for the River. Sailed horn the Downs, after post yesterday, the 11‘70, Gibbs, from Surinam. Arrived the Combatant praarn, Arrow schooner, and several gun-brigs, from off the French coast, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the s'iips as per last: also, the Alert, Foreman, for Mnadare; and the Cyntiliet, Wayth, for 'Newfoundland. AIIiSGATt. UPT. 29. This morning arrived in the Downs a large fleet, upwards of 100 sail, under convoy of the Agawa m,' and Ethation. They sai!ed from Tortola on the sth of August—heard of the French fleet several times during the passage, but saw nothing of the enemy's ships. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AIIIIIVZD, At Liverpool—the Adventure, Hawkn; Eagle, Ifederri; William and Mary, Stockman; Com, Jarrett; Lucy, Wit ; and the Kingurmill, Wade, from Barbadoes; Kerman ; Conway, King ; Heavy, ; Alan, Carruthers; Den, Lloyd; Suaannab, Hernley ; Albion, Wats ; and the PIinCIMIS of Wales, Smith, from St. Lucie; the Alche mist, Navison, from St. Vincent's ; Active, Longe ; dence, • and the Success (mat Grerioda; Elias,; and the Trident, Neale, (tarn Di:smirks; Dean, ---.., from Trinidad ; Paragon, Dart; and the Benjamui, Alßeck, from Berbice ; P ope, Beattie; lodic, Rein ; lander, Stevenson; Westbury, Fryer; Brothers, Rawly ; L'a• reuce, Greeve ; and the Claud, Sc:nt, from Demerara • Fa. vourne. Allan; and the Richard. Buyle, from Doentnics; Collingweud,--., from New Providence; Henry. Los* ; Ruby, Toole; Emerald, Illts ; FJisa, Moon; and ti.e Gem, Wentworth, from Tortola. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 par Cent. Consols 3 per Cent Navy ... 9sl** Imperial 9 per Cent. Ditto Annuities . S 9461 Defused Stock (Minium India Bonds Exchequer Rills pat. Si. 411.. English Lottery Tickets . WI. *Ps. Rank for Consols for T. DISH, Stoek-brekee, No. 4, Cardin, and 9, Chanoters COURSE OF EXCI konnerdant 36 9 2. U. Ditto at Bight 36 Rotterdam e. L. 11 9 t U. Harnburgi. 94 1 2W. Altai. 34 2 2W. Paris 44 2 LW. Ditto 2 Us lirsurdoaux C: d.. 34 effect. Ditto MArl.id Ditto 131(boa Leghorn alf, • 31 Naples Dabfln on London (Se, HANGE—Sarr. 30. Genoa ...... 47 Venice n. C.... 57 Die*. H 1 Losbon 6ll Oporto 611 Dub& 191 Cock 151 •utttor. I. t. d. Portugal Gold io COM and Bats pee at. 4 .... Ne • Doubkoono... ..- -- --' New DoUsts .... -... 5 4 Saver 0 Bars .... ..... sdi i Nam Loots each .. ••• --.—• Agio ti the Bank of Hollear, 54 per Cent. !,t. if., MARRIAGES. T.iesday, at Shepten Mallet, Wm. Hurle, Esq. *I Dare ham.down Comae, to Mns Morpn, daughter Fraoos Moltan.F.sq Shopton Mallet. Tuesday sennteht, at St. Peter's Church, Cork, by the Vt. Archdeacon Thompson, the Res. Thomas Walker, to Mei Clarke, daughter of William Clark*, Esq. and steer to WO' General Si, William Clarke, Sart 0,, Saturday ruerni:ig last, at Christ Church, Cork, Arend Molloy, EN. CL' Segment, to Mot E. Uniacke, of kulaski. DEATHS. In the Little Clniattrt, Westniintte. Abbe, •n the Mk oh. the L. Wm. Co*, D D. Prebendary of Westminster. Ream of Met.h.tem, and Vicar of Shoreham, in gent. A few dart <lnce, at. an *deemed age, lanai Genova , . Ewl. The deem"! ma many ye-Ara a Stewed/ to the fate Dyke a Cumberland). and was deeply aki. ed N abee science of Fre , nimoary. He w D.T.f;.M. fee SII4IM, and, with Fret et.iduite, laid the foundation of the Royal Clarence Lodge, Id is6 Bri:h h t ts o n n, w e it h t :t h a is be ß, nzer i atteell es etteml , regular)). whit's' HIGH wATLR, 'THIS ,AT L'JNDON BODO /•lorra• •.. 1 mitt. after 4 I .... salt" TALI BY ArcnoN. BOOKS. Bt Mews. KING end LOCH ER, At their Great Itneta Ktaretteet C meoSt-Gaelles, MORROW, et Tuele4; eTteek, A M I SCELLA NEOUS COLLECTION o f noulis, is suss Brafteitte et Lottrature, itteiudiag several scarce wiliness et The Ph,:evaphical Trama,tioae; tee Cary-right &HA Co?pee-plates to Hawkastes Hi.tor7 of Maori v , is. &c. . May be viewed this day, sal Caialnioss LONDON G DAVIDSOS, No. 17. Doke . Bow-niter,a•Ciailen , laualteted a t tee Cmuy Bart Of at. Pe tter.t hureh, Strata. trl W. H ICK , S et No. 7. N ee ' 54'ton-street, Long ACM Q" 1 " . • 1.1 . !or N., Papa, otat to the oScit (Farrell) win be dole minded ea. ~...: C: r ce••• l rM Gayer ; 11 T ma. H. Sp.irks; On NI 1.----- U." Act. een Sir J 11,16r0n , 11.4. T. C.. I've 1• went, pa, tl TIC Icbiur sib 6 --/E R! swum (tkts ao otl ~, aid 111 P ) C MILITARY PROMOTIONS• Wor-Officc, Sept. SO, 1806. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Co:net John Lee to be a.en'-naut, by purchase, vice Ram, promoted 19111 Re K ouent of Foot—Major the Hon. Patrick Stewart, fr.,.:1 t.ie 96th Foot, to be Lteutenant-Celonek, ay purchase, •ice Vincent, who retiree. . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. %Valiant Hart and Samuel Turner the younger, of Loth bury, in the city of London, warehousemen, detlers and chap men, front October 4, to November 4, at ten, at Guildhall. William Bulltn, of Bow-larva, Cheapide, in the city of London, eareliothoman, dealer and chapman, from October 7, to Nevem!) •r I:), at ten, at Guildhall. James Noble, late of Coggershall, in the county of Estrex, woratecl-manufseturer, dealer and chapman, from October 4, to November 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. George Smite, of hweetlngs-alley, in the city of Landon, ■nd of Finsbury ,terrace, City-road, in the county of Middleteas insurance-broker, underwriter. dearer and chairman. from Oc tArer 7, to November 13, at ten, at Guildhall. BANK RUPTS. Alice Halbert and George Halbert, of Neweastle-upon- Ty rie, drapers. to surrender 03ober 7, 24, and November It, at ten, at Guit.lhall, London. Attorneys, Menus. Greport and Dixon. Angel-court, Throgenorson street, Lond.m. Henry Richard Bowen, of the city of fUth, in the county of Somerset ' chinanuo, dealer and chapman, to surrender Oc tober 23.24, and November I I, at sloven, at the Cross-Keys, in the Maltet-place, Bath. Attorneys, Messrs. Shepherd and Adlingtoo, Bedfont-row, Louden, and R. A. Sheppard, Bath. Thomas Jackson, now or late of Liverpool, its the county of Lancaster, hatter, dealer and Chapman, to surrender Octo ber 22, 23, and November 11, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Rowlineoo, Liverpool ; arid Mr. Blaclistock, St. Mildred's-court. PoulUrir London. Samuel Bottomley, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, liquor-nierchant, c. surrender October 12, 23, ant November 11, at eleven, at the Do Tavern, Manchester, in the said county. Attorneys, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth. Man chester ; and Meors. Milne and Parry, OldJewry+, London. J..hn Stubbs, of the city of Bristel, house carpenter, linen drape:, dealer end charm:lan, to surrender October 11, 4, arid Noseraber 1 t, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Alt Saint's- Lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Wandfurd and Sweet, Inner- Temple Loudon; and Mr. Edward Stephens, Small-street, Bristol. Tedmar Buick, of Queen-street, Cheapside, London, sugar refiner., dealer and chapman, to surrender October 11, 25, and , sverulser 11, at eleven, at t;uildball. Attorney, Mr. Riving- Fenchurch-street. • DIVIDENDS. dr Oct. 22. Stephen Renter, of sitras, cou nt, of Derby, dearer and chaplain, at eleven. ***Spread Eagle Inn, in Manchester, an the county ofLawooMar. Oct. 112. John Hawthorne the younger, of Wirktworth, in the county of Derby, linen sharer, dealer and chapmaii, at eleven, at the Siiread Eagle Inn, in Manchester, at the county of Lancaster. Oct. 97. John Rusher, late of Reading, in the county of Berke, hover, dealer and Chapman, at ile•Oli, at the house of Edward White, the sign of the Angel Inai, io the bo rough of Reading, in the county of Berks. Nov. S. Thomas Willis, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, carpenter, dealer and Chapman, at one, at the house of George Arrold, the White Lion Inn, in the MarkeWaco, in the city of Rath. Nov. 18. William Skinnei, of East-lane, Greenwich, in the county of Kent, iittualler, dealer and cbsproan, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 8. William Hodgson, of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, stationer, dealer and chapman, at one, at Gadd hall, London. Nov. S. James Young, of the town and county of Solithatnp• too, linen-diaper, dealer and cnaptsan, at one, at Liu:Jihad, London. Oet. 22. John Cartier and William Warman, kW of Stockport, in the county of Chester, muslin.manufa3wress, dealer and chapmen„ at eleven, at the Castle Inn, in Stock. pot:. Nos. 8. Charles Battersby, of Wapping High-street, in the county of Middlesex, ship-chandler, dealer and clubman, one, at Guildhall, London. Nor. 3. Jane Vickers, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, milliner, dealer and chapwroman, at one, at the White Lion 100, in the Market-place, in the city of Bath. 08. 29. *linnet Hole, now or late of Painswick, in the coun ty of Gloucester, clothier, dealer and charisma, at eleven, at the Falcon lon, in Yainsweek aforesaid. Of. 22. W attain Barth, of the sity of Cheater, lioen.draper. at twelve, at the Coach and Holies Inn, in tie said city of Chester. Nov. 1. Samuel Nichols the younger, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, upholuwer, cabinet-maker ' dealer and Chapman , at one, at the White Lion Inn, in the Market Place, 11l the city of Bath. CERTIFICATES-4Jc tea& a 21. Daniel Eckeusteui, of College-bill, in the city 01 London, nen-hart WllilllolTUllltf, now er late of Lane End, in the county of Stafforo, penal, defer, afid thermion. John Turner, late of Lane End, in the county of Stafford, pone., dealer, and c..apinan. Goole DUIIITII,I, Late of Wluteeross-street, in the parish of St Luke, (11d-street, the county of Middlesex, barest, dealer and chapeau. Duncan Maclaurin, late at Waaling•nreet, the c.ty of Lan don, warehouseman, dealer and ct.aea,aus. PRISONERS in His Majesty's Psis." of the FLEE r. FIRST NOTICE. Samuel Nicholls, formerly of Leeds, In the ceentyof need Ines of Ge;tee-street, of eirdsw. linen draper and ribeftet. lobstMan, formerly of the Grey., Kentish Town, in the comity of Middlesex, and late of Folly-Holm. In the parish of Chum, in the misty of Sauey, a Reduced First Lieute nant in the Royal Marines. .11 thop.the Lieut. R. W. Palmas. who, in the last war, vr. s so eminently distinguished for his gallantry, whit under the command of Captain Lord Coe AAA s A and in aloe signal instance, when the Yp.-rdy sloop of war, of 14 guns and 70 men, commanded by Lord Co boarded and captured, after an obstinate resistance, a Spanish zebeque, of 34 guns and 230 men, is promoted to the rank of Master and Commander, and appointed to the Ratak's , sloop of war. In this last action, Lieut. Paula, who headed the boarders, received save ral steers wounds. \