The Sun. — London, England, 1807-01-05 00:00:00

~~-- ,FOREIGN I TTELLZ E T ' E CE, A /0' I.CI. rs of the CA PIT ULAr. ON of the Fortress of Plat-: cant,ided between . COtitit - Bite Cortun#ntimat of the6rhliegimeTq thejcmg: of Bave.ria, or of Op Fort,zinct ! ' Major DE (.: - 0 Cni , l of :;..,ii;•Maj , -rof the King . of Mrvari,t, On' t tart, on UT TENao Conitni;dor zh, i•nrt, Major 'I)E , t Cl)11111; on the ot ht.r. part. ' ART. I. The Pt u!ssian Gat ; - ion shall remainepri- 'soners of war, filing 'cif!' v. iii? all the liOnon . r six days after the exchanee er the Capituktion,' and shall lay dowaltheir artha at the appointed . placee . AsswEa.-- e Granted, with the restriClion that at half past.otce e this afternoon one, gale sli:ill be de-t •llivCred . to the troops of his Majesty nhehe King of *Vat ia that-Bavarian-. posts-. s:bail: be: placed .over tote arsenal, the powder magazines, arikt,the stores ; Mat the Bavarian Major of Artillery, LArIAY, shall receive on the part of the Prussai - eirmthandant of :Artillery, the cannon; arms, and other objeas, re . litive - to his. departmeht ;'that the Captain of the 130s.arian corpS of Engineers, M..DE Poson, shall receive from the commandant of : the Prussian corps' Engineer;;, the plans, papers, and other objeots rel: , .tive to the fortitiotions: I he' Prussian garrison eshal. filteoll* to4norrow,l-the lust; 41 the Lonoers of ware upon the road leading to the town frorb..the fOrt, where . the Bavarian troops shall, be 'ranged, - in order of battle. The ,Prussian garrison - shall lay down their 'lvens. near the gate. _ 11. After having laid down their -antis, the -Prus s::: aarrison I shall remain prisoners of war, and s :.!; be coielneted Ayi:ither his Majesty the King of Ea.L.ria shalt order.--Ass. Granted. The Officers are prisoners of war upon their • parole of holm& not to serve against his Majesty the Emperor of the French and :Icing of Italy, or against the Bevaria e or their allies, having tro,.ps in the geeid 'army of federation, before exchanged. They snallhe tree .to go where they please; but those \ ho'rernain in tit province Of Bayreuth shall -receive their appointments, the first of each month, till their exChange. . • -Ass. Graited, wifh the exceptio n -th a t those Prus sian ()dicers who wish . to fix _in the-Province of I,ivrentii receive' their appointments from the King of BiNiria only fbr'one month, and pro : v;ded ;hose oppoltitments shall not altogether • ex eeed 'the sem o: 1-100 florins, which r stim shall be eoo,ieee , as n loan to the hint; of Pr ssia. Never theless Ili; ll:lj2sty the Emperor and King shall he . entreated to allow those Officers - who Wish to re side in e - renth, from the .States.of the Country, the, same ailoances they would have had in France, as prisoners of War. IV. The Officers shall retain their swords, horses, and hageage - The soldiers shall keep their khan . sacks, and hat pertains to thetn.----Ass. Granted. V. The Invalids shall keep their moveable pro • perty.-Asse Granted. VI. The Invalids and persons employed in the • ii'.;roks as porters, trumpeters, and in similar stations, she!: retain their places and salaries.;---Ifss. Granted. • VII. The Officers - who are e matfied, and have apartmouts in the fortress, shall retain them till they are able to remove their furniture.—ANs. Granted. VIII: The soldiers who are married, and have their fa:n:lies in this province, may go to them, upon condition of not carrying their arms or uniforms till exclnged. ANS. Granted. . . . IX._ Alt the piilures and genealogical tables;'rela tive tti the Royal Family of Prussia, shall be• Pre . S'ervettin tt depot for the King of Prussia. • • ' X. The - sik soldiers shall remain in the fortress recayery.tilhaheir • .. Granted.—Thee soldiers shall be 'treated as ' the Bavarian-sick they shad betrisoners of war till after theirexchange. . . . t XI. Tike Invalids, in c0n.41 !eration'of their hing • and "faithful services, shall-rete in all- their allowances, and be treated as they, have been. • ANS. 'The Invalis shell be removed to Bay ' reuth' v and there - treated hi:6 those froria Mae-de . hourgli. XII.. The debts contraaed with the different 'workmen, for work done, and articles furnished for the - fortress, shall not remain a charge upon the King of Prussia, but shall be discharged by the. G overnment Which, takes possession of all property re= twining in the, place. "Axis. ThiS - Article is not one on which .we . can "decide; we promise, however, that we shall use our good offiCes, in order to procure the workmen .pay 'bent of tlieheaccounts, -in the same manner. as' if, the articles theyftiroished had been made the subje6t. of requisitions. , • - The above Articles are accepted by both parties, who have signed. them, made duplicates; and ex changed 'the same. There were forrnd in Plassenbnrgh, 68 piece§ of cannon, 64 quintals of powder, 6001 b. of saltpetre, 400 quintals of lead, 40 quintals of bar iron, 1144 tnu.skets of different' kinds, 7,00 old. muskets, - 74 carbines, 200 pistols, 200 sabres, 29 pair of old :co lours, 29 old standards, 46 new standards, I'so car touche boxes, 8000 2700, hedge hills, s cais sons, 14 trains, 9 forges, 9 kettle 7 drumS, &c. The troops consisted of Major-General Baron TYLTTT.ENNosEs, 4 Majors, I,Captains, 7 Lieute wnts,"6oo.privates of the line, and 150 invalids. It has happened for many Lotteries past; that the Public - have derived thebenctit of sharing the Capital Prizes, which is'a gratifying circumstance to the Of- fice7keepers,, because it contributes to the increase Q£ sale in every subsequent Lottery ; , therefore, it is presumed, that the present brilliant Scheme will be 'of more importance to the Publi; than any former . Qne, and cannot fail of attracting 'the attei-illon those who never.betbre adventured. Twcntv sand Pounds is a douccitr worth having sat the coin mencewent ,of the Drawing, and tpay be accompa 0 nied with .Thirty Thousand, - Twenty TiThousand, Ten Thousand, FiveThotiSanq, .&'e. on Tuesclity the 13th inst. HOuNsaY and Co.' Will pay due atten tion, and Teamuch obl,iged.hy any order for Tickets and Shares transmitted to their Oakes, .c 6; Corn- hill, 5*,4 °flaring CroSs,. and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.—Nos-33,979, and 42,569, Prizes of 30,000 i. were sold by lienvßY and Co. • I.C;:\ 150 N : Printed- by 1 , At 'tilt; 'STJX-Urri • From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 3, 1807. Ordnance glee, Dec. 31, . - Rj'ed Regi;m:nt of E 1 liot, ..(;ent:klia-13e - t2irati6r'.:M.astcr,- vice I.l•Tti, promoted. Dared Dec.44ll)er, 19, aB".. Oidga , ?cec r Officc., I) , c l igBefr Corps o . 't i?cyal 'gentle:man Cadcf long .I\r, t b,:.Stcond fieurenant, vice \Altman,— -promoted, bated 20, , 'Gentleman Cadet (/ ho 'Grant to be ditto, vice Toivite, proutoled. Dated ‘0 atiOvv. Commissio , is signed ity the ';rd Lieutenant of the C..wqy of • • Middlesex. Cbirles .Slater,- Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated July iSo6. • ", Rcyal East' Middlesex Geirge llarris, Esq. lb. be .Captain. DateA Septcincr zó, 1805; Robert Gunton, Esq; to b 3 ditto. Dated Novent. ber iBC6. - Stephen Petei-Triquet, (;;:nt. tobe Lieu tenant. Dated. luiy ;9, 1&6. Geot t ,-%;lt. to be ditto. aited.Septertocr zo, 18o6: knes Kenney, Cent: - to be Ensign.. D l tzd Sevtepber, • IVect 11; ddle,sex , John Atstin, Cent to b 2 Oaeber,3o, Wood ;Nlltrriot, Gent. to be Dated. October _ 31, R , yal WesimiNiter Regimeiit . of lliddlesex John M•G lashan, Geri.' to be Ltei:iten:lnt. Dated August to, tg 6.• Lewis De Lyon, Gent. to be dtzto. Dated Sep tember 10, tB:+6. Charles )abei.Fredevie Rails, Gent' to be Ensign. Dated Aug.ist te, 18wi. -ThonW Pitcher, Gent. to be Lnsign. 'Dated December 17, 18(4. Ryal .Steitho . me Troop '1 Yrcinaoy C'araby. His Roy4i Highness William Henry Duke of Clarence to he Captain-Lotprnandairt, vise Ch.iiiiberS, resigned. Dated December 8, tBo6. . , Lgal lii itf..ns. • - Ceorge Broom: Esq. to be Anjutant, with Brevet Rank of Captain, vice lack.. Dated June an, tBO6. St G....zres l'aumecrs, Ensign Sylvester Douglass Wilson to be Lie:Wen:lnt, vice bristo.w resicneci. Dated lune 17, James Evans, Gent. to be Lietitenant, vice Crau.ord, promoted. Dated. Nlarch 3, IS 6. .Henry De tray Torrenf, Gent to be En. si r - 01, vice Ladley; resipeit . Dated October'6, t 8.6, A lex .lnder Johnston Gent: to be ditto, vyee Waist), v anoted. Dated •ctober 31, 1, - ;o6. Edward Morril r, Gent. to be ditto, vice kvatis promoted. Dated as above. 2d Battalion of Queen's Royal Volunteers, First Lietiumant Pierce (Atell . to be Captain, vice Sir Richard Forti„ , :eceascd. . Dateit• August 29, 005. Lieutenant GeOrge Orate to be ditto, vice - tvlaNiwo, resigned. Dated November t; t 8 6. i.econd. Lieutenant . Lustace Ilanby to be FirsrLicutenant, v;ce Onell. Dated A ugust 29, tg...6. Second +.ieuttinant George Stidder to be ditto, vile Ornie. Dated November ti, 18 6. Sotilirel ill'Clar), Gent to he . Second Lieutenant, vice j,iiiiston, resigned. Dated August z 9, 1806. St. Jame'' Ly.. 71 Vlulteers. Willia4l Read,' Gent. w :1.);: Ensign, vice Boot resigned. Vated August 29, 18:6. use of GP:mersier't Palumteerr. William David Griffith, Gent. to he Eusign, vice Lack, promoted. Dared t/Clober zo, iZ.6. • JlTein:rintter Paserierr - Cavd/4. Captain Beaufoy to be Major, vice Cusser, deceased. Dated 0: - .tober zo, teo6. St Pancrars 1/;;lunterrr. Ensign nunbar to be Lieutenant. Dated . Ociober z - 0, 1806. Richard Cook, Gent. to be Ensign, viceTtince, resigned, Dated as abuve. Thomas Ryan, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. L9..ezt North Briton rolunticrt. A. C. Davidson, bsq, to be Captain, vice' Stewart, resigned. Dated Ott. '24, tBc6. Aka. MVM•Kinnun, Gent. to be First Lieutebant, vice A. Ritchie, resigned. Dated as aboVe. Hal raw Vol:meets. Wm, Thomas Webb, Esq. to be Captain Commandant, vice Lord Northwick, resigned. Dated Ott zi, zsc6. .tirancis Dancer, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Claud Haiuil ton;resigned. Dated Oel 25, itia6. Jona bliss, Gent. to be Elisip, vice Webb, promoted. Dated as above. _ C6isNi4 Volunteers. -.-- .Captain G. E. Griffiths to be Major Commandant, vice Woodroote, resigned: Dated Aug..}, 1806.. L.ieut. lohn • Skis tabe Captain, vice Griffiths, pronioicd Dated Nov. it, iSo6 Ensign Hew), Sich .to be Lieutenant, vice I. Sion, promoted. Dated as a:rove. Eclvvarti Curtis, Gent. - fo•be Ensign, vice H. Sten. Dated . asaoove. Commission; signed Of - the Lord Liesttena,a of the Catno , of ..• • • 7o'Gz I;eprqy Veqtarantr. • Augustus Dyggan,.Esq Dated-Dee, z 6, 1806. John Hard. N:v.lck, Esq. bated as abOV&. Henry Clarke, jun. Lsq. Datedas above— . Commissi,ns the, Royal Lancashire Militia signed Gy the • 1....041,1;1ite.n.a.nt: ; . . . - . .bii St fitfifiTfiggll . „ 4 . - rennett Sinith Esq. to bci ijaptalti. Dated OC1:. 4, 1806. To tiitLieutenots• -Joint alayl(6, Gent. Dated Sept.. 4, i . 1 8 0 6, 4. . Whalley, Cent. Dated Oct. 17, INO6. Thos. Wilkinson, Gent. Dated 'Dec; iv, - ISo6. :kodeit Stan f ford, Gent: Dated Dec. 13, 1806. To be enstns—losepti lordan, Gent'. 'Dated Dec . . 12, 1L.6. lames Bennet,-(;ent. Dated Dec. 25, 18p6. ... Th:iii Battalion. Tiibe Ensigns—fred: Coupes, Gesat. Dat ed July 30, tBO6. C. Barton Norton, Gent. Dated Sept. I 5, 18w6. Henry l'alnk:r, Gent. Dated Nov. 3, 18Q6. J. , Ilurbe, Gent. 'Dated - Nov ; 4, t 806.• - -. IMIYKRUPTC'Y ENL4RGED. Charles Cartw right, of Compton-street, St. Anne,Westrnin ;ter, leather-seiler, from [an. to to 10, at ten, at Guildhall. BAA'KRUPE;, Charles Chard, of ',High . Middlesex, chemist and druggist, to surre.'ider. Jan. to, 17, and Feb. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. 2 Attorney, Mr.. Smith; Hation.Garden. ' Thoutas Goodyer, now or late of , Market -street, Hertford shire,-grocer, jan. 6,• at tea, afelevei, and• Feb: . 14,•at • ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Fielder, Duke. • street, Gids . venorstjuare. John 'funier, .of Mary-le.bone-street, Middlesex, vintner, lan. 17, ty, and Feb. 1 4, at ten, at• Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. 1.4.0gef6,-WalWileSte.r-b4iielkoss, _ late. Of Cate.toll-Strce, Londoii, warehouse... man, (:n.'l7, at twelvc,.24. atone, arid Nees; 14, at twelve, .at , Guilrlll,4lL Attorney, Mr. Pasinore, Warnford-cilia, Threginorton-street:. " Abraham.NlendeS Pereira, of. Old Bethlein. London, .anct% , • chant, Jan. 6, at ten, .2a, at eleren, and"tea. 'l4. at ten, at .Attornies, ,Messrs. Hunter anu Rickards, Charlotte-row, Matisic.inA louse. Henry Green, of Southgate, Middlesex, farmer, lan. to, at twelve, 17, and Feb. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. At tOrnies,_ Bothual-Greal.road; or Mi. &eat- Teinple. John Ruttel, late, of Orniskirk b . Lancashire, innkeeper, lan. 7.9,30, and Feb. 14, at eleven, at - thr:.CrOwn Inn, LiverruOl. Attornies, 117 r. I. Moorcrofr, Orniskirk ; or Mr. Huhne, Brunswick-sqUate, London. Joseph Hesk.eth and William fortes, of -Liverpool, grocers and co-partners, Jan. 28,, 29, and. Feo. 14, at, eleven, at the LiverpOol Arms, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Wiatt, - William Branwhite, of tobacco-roll.cOUrt, Gracechurch . street, London, warehouseinan, jail. 13, 17, and Feb. 14, at ten, at Guihihatl. Attorney, Mr. Reardon, Corbett coda, Gracechureli.'street. ‘• • • 4, • • George. Potts, of Newcastle-upon:Tyne, linen-draper, Jan, C 7; and - Feb. t 4 at eleven, at Guit.dhall, 'London. .tornies„Messts..lierry and Carnes, Walbrpolt. r.7' Benjamin Bates, of Siterrioglialn, Norfolk; shopkeeper, lan. 19, za; and Feb. 14, at three-,. - at titre hell, Norwich. At -iortua, Mr. H. Harmer, Norwich. 40111). F A :WiS"-Top - ping, , of BiShopsgate-street, London, gro- Lin. .0, .13, iata Feb. 14, at twelve. at G • hatl•:' , AffrithlC3, Messrs: 'arid Payne,' Token -- • hottse . . • . • DIVIDENDS. tan. 27. Robert Wilkinson and George Daniel; of Kingston: upon-Hull, merchants and Co. partner's, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavcrii,_,Kin4stpri-upOn4tull. , ' fan. 26, Richard Sharp, now or `late Armlet', Leeds, ' Yorkshire, dry Salter, at eleven, at the Three... Legs 'Lurk. fan. 27. Clement Clarke, of Great Y , rmouth, tic:rfolk, liquor..mercitaut; at ten,, at the,Tiarec C ranes TaVcrii,C. &cat T.:rrtiouth„ R rs, of :sip. illacc;czt-olurt, 1.301,1r-4irccr.; an .1* L" • i; " Ice, 1 ; Strand; ..seraerits, UT dCTt Fah. 9. Thomas Dretveatt Rose, -late of Marlborough, Wiltshire, tallow-chandler, at two, at the Castle Inn, . . Ra_lasd Everitt. of Gicat-Yarnputh, Norfolk, gro cer, at fair, at toe CranesTave.rn; Great Yarinouth.: ' fan. 2', laaii Niakeig, of i3ristol, linen-draper, at eleven, arti, El 1.:;1 Tavern, Brist,d. Erb. 3. Si..aiiey Marshall Fisher,•of,Grareaend, Kent, linen.; day a-, at at Guildhall, London. lan. Taa.n. is Sherwin, Of Tower-street, London, wine lia:raitaat, :it eleven, 'at Guildhall. lan. 6. lames Grarfand Patrick Dempsey Foley, of Tower- Royal, Londyii,. merchants and cu-partners, ar ten, at Guildhall.. • - lan. 31. Tharnaa I)rury and. Richard, Gilbert, .of street, London, la obon.• weavers and co-partners, at tweive, • at Garildit ill. I . Feb. Nl.,ore, Ironmonger-lane, Lquaton, mer , (aunt, at ten, at ui fan.-zo. J aaata Hopkins, of Aleester,WarwickShire, grocer, and chandler, at twelve, at the Swan lnn, AlC'eater. nr jan. 24. William Sinailey, late of Nannerch, Flintshire, wire-Maker. • john Waketielct r .of Bouverie-street, 'London,. wine-mer chant. William Parr, late-of Lower Shadwell, Middlesex, gr. cer. • lames Brewer, of Richmond-Hi LI, Surrey, victualler. fames Wake, late of Whitby, Yorkshire, ship-thrihler.. Barnetrtiole late of Painstviela, Gloucestersirire, - cluthier. PARTNERSHIPS DLS 0 LVE fr - • • Messrs. Pinwell and Thompson, ship-builders, lower- Plymouth, in the county of Devon. .Dec. 25"," 16°,15. os1)11 • Prior listlin arid Samuel Thomas the younaar a uf the city of iiri . stol, - wine and brandy merchants. Daea:31;•1805. lonn Green Alnes, Win, Green, John. Spear,. and Benjamin Bradley, 'arricrs: Nov. 13, r`..?00." • • Richard ‘Valson i Robert Garrictt, and William Garnett, cot tun nierdrant a Manchester, iii the county of Lanaaster. Dec. 3.t, .18°6. . John Midlletoli, John Littlowood, and William Hilliard, of • Sheffield,; in the county of York, button-manutacturers. Dec.. 3 l a 'Sao. M arSh, Thomas Tatbani, and Edward Bailey,-up hoistereis, Nioont-atreet,G rosveitbr-square. Dec. 31, 1806. Benjantill elowntal amid 1.1;11j.tilii:1 Charlton, of Kelisina s ton, Middlesex, smiths and farriers. IJec 31, ttSott. Thomas Leland, i ohm Clarke, and W, I slu Roscoe, of Liver •poor, bankers. Dec. '3I, 6 • - Radiard Nlassiter, Jraslt Messiter; Daniel Beaumont Payne, and Henry Hop; at Wincanton, Somersetshire„ bankers, Dec. 31, iSa.,6. a , He nr y WalKer and Joseph Harwood, of Jtantiop-street, Care-market, Middlesex, tailors. Nov, 14, 18°6. s °Francis Risdale, Willtaill Hamilton, William buck Cripps, W.illain Bachelor Coltman, and John Coltman, jun.. of London and Quebec. Dec. 31,, 1806. Adolphus Kent ail& Edwarn lour:kin, of Cannon-street, brokers. Dec. 3t, mg -6. . Roo,rt :dove the yoUnger, Samuel Morgan, and Thomas PIA:K.4rd, of rottenhani-court Rod, tallow-rnetters . ., De- Centller 27, . Ramsay Richard Reinagle and Thomas Edward Barker, pro , priciors vi the Panorama in the Strand. lan. t, 1/34. Gau,rge Lyon aura Robert Clark, coal-taetors and brokers: Dec. 31, 18'06. - . Chat les R lain, f•Aines Taylor, and Robert Heap, jun. at Law. • fiat, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. .t)ct. '3,a503: ra t , otley, Georae Platt Joshua t, alat John Lees, cotton-spinnels, stayley-brikge, 1 ,11Cis111 , 1:. Daa:. y, tiib6, Ann Mu: - cialar, Teatioy, and John Moreland, of Lid street, bricklayers" Dee. ,i, 15 , 6, • , • John Cooper jun. Thomas Wilton, and George Perkins Al ner' clotaiers. Nov. 1, tilao. John Kirkham. and a lames Toplis, of Long-lane, horse-hair manntaaturarsa June 30, Ooti-. john Wilshaw and William Turner; of Man Chester, in• the county of Lancaster, boot ammo shoe-makers. December 6, ' • Thoma - s. Storey and Richard fortes, of Livarppol, in • the County or Lancaster, -t, a, Thomas. Bailey and Thomas Airyde, - or Liraerp,xtl, Lan cashire, cabinet-makers and timber-mercliants„ Dec. b a t 866.• • • Edward Venn, Edward Kemble,•and james l , l lright, of Botv-laae, Londan, '3l - 4806; Etchelis Rathbun:: aim Wi.lia;n Bennett, of, sitsilk-titrowsters. lace. 2,, Samuel Savage_andTiJoinas Lait,h,.Uf Maidenlane • WOod- street. warehpuscinen. Dec. 23, Cc! 6. . John Bury and Kobert bury, or the Strand, worsted-mann facturers. Dee. „ 31,,,1a06. . Randall altil"Pelfad Walker, No. 4, Upper lames-. street, Gaiden-square,eabitael-makers and joiners. Decem ber 31, 13,6. . Woodbine . Parish and -Joseph Nicholas Smith, of London, merchants and insurers. Dec. 3i, Robert-Stead and loSeph StCad, orQuean-street, Cheapside, warehousemen. -Dec 24,.166. FASHIONS FOR JANUARY, Iso7. For the following article we are indebted t;) the Eleventh Number •of an elegant Periodical Work, entitled LA BELLE ASSEMBLE . E':— AN COSTUME. _ _ A MOR N ING WALKING sarshet,; cambric; or velvet, embroidered round the bottom - , and up the...right side, where it confines the front, 'which wraps .under it, with three bows a nd en d s o f co rrespondent rib bon ; long waist, with robing front ; 'and -long sree'ves, near. ly to tit the aria. An creel Vandyke rutF, sloped. to s point . at the extremity of the waist, terminating with a .steej Clasp, which secures the belt. An Indian scarf orlon,, , r.shaWl of crimson, with' iversified ends and border, thrown loosely. over the'shoulders, and negligently supported by the right. hand. A poke . bonnet or woven willow, or fancy straw, blended with crimson velvet ; - 'I3OWS of the sante in front, edged with velvet; a, band of the same passed under. the• Chin, terminating in a bow and ends on the crown. h-fair cropt behind, And forined.in close curls in front. York- tan• gloves, and kid shoes. • ; P R ISI At. BA D Ess —A frock of whifel talian crape over a white satin slip; the latter edged with a narrow. bor. der of,pink velvet at the feet ; the frock festooned in gentle curves round the bottort4 ,wi,th single Persian roses ;'orna mented rip the front with the same, ~plced at regular dis_ . talices, finisking in front' of the waist, and appareutlyCiinfin log a pink velvet' girdle. The body of the dress quite plain, . lacing behind Witn'a pink cord, and cut so low at the bottom as greatly to expose the bust. A narrow tuckr of net, with full corkscrew edge. A full melon sleeve thrilled of al ternatp stripes of white satin and pink.velvet, finished at the„tyittom with a ttinaming of cork-screw correspoilding with the tucker. The hairdivided behind ; part formed in braids, and brotwlit in loose loops over the right. eve ; the, rest folded fowl:1111e he - ad - in a plain hand, so as - . entirely to disdose the ears: and fastened at the back with a coronet coluti of pe.:r; ; two ruses similar to those which ornament the dress :IN placed on the • 101 side. l'eari. necklace, car -rings, and bracelets ; pink satin shoes with silver t rimmings'. Vllite kid gloves • It is a well-known fa&, within a small &stria of the City, that several office Plerks, ; by gainiiv,. , Shares in the Lotteries of last, year,, are now extensively engaged in . Iy.isiness for themselves ; and, from the prudence and assiduity of - their:conduca, are in a fait Way of rising, in a few years, -to .mercantile emi netice. Is is almo t needless to add; how extreme ly interesting to every official department, in parti cular, in town i.Hd country, ,must the present most opulent Scheme :prove, which now stands so near on the eve of determination. Ladies' Boarding-School ; -near -- the - City-Roacl7--. Mrs: CROSS respeCtfully informs the Gentry, Merd.' chants, and her Friends in general, :that h er S c h oo l will - re...commence on Monday- the ttli of January, and that she has accommodation for Five mere YOUng LadicSas Boarders; She hopes that,thellab. tering success slit has met- With for thdse 2:3 years, in edneating the Daughters of sonic of the II:1 . 411- , mines in the City, to whern references May befliOn, will be no small recommendation to those Ladies and Gentlemen who may honour her with their pa tronage. :-Verins t The Young Ladies are hoarded -and.taught the English and French. Languages with grammatical ,nurity and i ,cme6tness, History, a pd the Needle-works, for 30 Ouitums per annum,, wash ing included. Parloiir liopdefs - 6:(2 Guineas ayear. Day - - , Boitrders three Guineas per "quarter; and Day ,Seholars.a Guinea and a:Half. No Entrance-money expeied either .from Boarders, or Day. Scholars..— . Writing, .Arithmetic, Music, Dancing; DraWing, Italian; Geography ; the use of 'the Grobes, and .Astronomy, taugh:.by Professors of. eminence and establish e d mer it.— Wanted, a young Lady of a docile diSposition and genteel address, as :an 'Ap prentice or Half Boarder. She will eujoy.many 'ad vantages which are - not to be,met. within the gene rality, of Schools. Tern - is—Thirty-six guineas for two years or filti' Tor three. Mrs. Cross may be Spokes With, or .directed' . .toy at :the Seminary, No. ii, charles's-square, near the Citrroad. This Esta blishment consists of but a small and seieLi numbeS of Ladies. ENGLISH COSTUME. A MortNTNG DRESS —Of French cambrick, made with a train ' plant wai s t, rather high behind,,and sharply roun d e l at the- chest ; trimmed round the. bottom with mu s li n w ckserew ; Jong and , very:tuil sleeves, edged with tiie Tic ; blue ribbon round the .waist, tertninating! with . bows and ends on theright side. The cap,a-la-cluister, entirely e , inceal,- . ing the hair lowing loose, and shading the face on the :eft side, gathered above the, right eye-brow in a-sort of irregular it)sel,and simply confined- round the head with a biue which finishing behind with a bow,. forms the crown or caul of the cap A ne,,:erchiel, of shirt, sitting full in the iront and high'towards the throat with a deep falling collar, ein broidered at the edge. ,I.itheric gloves and jean shoeS. MOVININe FULL or OPERA DRESS. —A Spanish vest and pztticoar of Italian crape, worn over white. satin wq11.4 bortier,Of embossed velvet, - terminattng at fire extreme edge With a narrow Vandyke, or , tringe of bugles ; the petticoat gathered in a drapery towards the riv,ht knee with' a, cord and tassel's ; the tront,ot the vesf . tnade high, and brined in irregular horitontat gathers, c , ntined with two narrow t hands •.of .bugles, terinitlating at the corners of the bosom, wliere the vest fl o w s loose, and for truk T h e square bust; which isi finished with a pearl or diamond brooch in the ceptre,..A short full twisted, or rucked sleeve, nordemi at the bottom similar with the-vat: The.hairin--a plain and rOinid the right tent,-* pie, relieved and terminated by loose curls, which commence. on the crown of the bead and 1 - 1,,w in ringlets from the.lcfreye brow, so as to reach the shoulder. A- plain lace veil wall her der,* falling over the right side'Of the bosom', 'and reaching be., low Ate waist. A pearl or-diamond crnament blended , WiAli the hair; over ,the Jell eye. Necklace, bracelets, and ear_ rings to correspond:. , White gloves, and satin shoes. < Fan of ebony, inlaid with ivory, and silver mounted. puhifslied by tV!!..t.t AM AR MI 1.; R• Scx r yrs, of . South Moho . ;or 'thc - l'aper,' Letters fur ;lie Editor, Sic.. (post-pail) ; 1 " • rosva:p)r.m.pat , ..•; 11USI. 11 addressed. SHIP Nr.lV4. GR AVFSKNO, Sailed:-:the 'Frederick, :I`Dutiztld; for Africa; a n d V enn , . 1 1 TontgOtiriy,' for Belfast. BIRTHS. • On Saturday evening, at his house in St. fames's:square, the Lady - oi Lor.l Vlsontut Anson ; or it Daughter. Lajcii, the Ludy of B. - Harrison, E. of a DaujOter. ()ti 1 hursdly last. - At hbilse in Duchc.s streN.t, Pint. land-pace, Lady;_nf.the Rev. C harks Gore, or a Son. • The slrne at Pais house in Bedford-square,. the Lady .or Peter Po=e, Esq. ,ut a Daughter. On Friday in• at his house in Chancery-lane, the 1,44 "of John dsun essopp, Esq. B-rrister at Law, at 3 Paughter. • • 1114RRIED. . at Hurley, Berks, the Rev. William Wheeler, A. AL Fellow of i 114 ,, Ltlen College, Oxford, and Chaplain to thtrlt(rvil Aittitarr Co! lege, Great Marlow, to the 0,46 1 daughter F.sq. On .snurd a y 14. 6 r, Stikentan, of the- yitat , Olb e. to: Misii Ste.veilson, of Aiaiastone. On Tnetrlay tlic Lith ult. "Ciiarles Shopherd, Esq:ertit. *bury, Essex, to Sarah,. third daughter of I. Woolley, Esq. of S6i2srt_ti, in the same COUtily. DIED. On Saturday morning, at his house in Great Cumberland. Street, 16116-Laird, Fcq. formerly •Chief Sitrgeon, and Pre• sident pf the &Icaical Board on the Bengal Establishment.' kOn Thursday' ~ .1t his tr.u.se in Portrnan.square, Icha Moratt, -Esq. , in 77th year, one of the oldest Directors 'of the Sun hire-Assurance. - • ' On Monday-last, at the age of 75,- Carey BaylY, Esq. eras 9f the-Ancients of New inn, and many years Treasurer. of this Society.. • On 'Tuesday evening, at her . house in New Norfolk- s treet. •Mr,s. m relict of Johon Wilkinson, E sq . o f Port man7stioase, Surveyor of the General Post-Office. 'A few days. ago, at Pearith, Mr. John Dawson, Sptile maker, Iv holiad b en PariA Clerk and Belimatfupwarcts of forty y,ars., 13y , ,his first wife, who survives him,. he had 22, children. The occasion of his death . .vas a violent cold wbicli hC caught at late election at Cockerrmouth..' PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY, Bank Stock, .." lndia Stock,'. Nayy S pc; Cent. shut India Bonds, c,per Cent. 1797, - , South Sea Stock,' ', lash 5• per Cent. . Exchequer Bilis, tS.dis, .tiit 4 per lent. 77i i . pr. ; . per Cent. Red. 59 Ili Omnimit, t i 1, 3 per :2 - ent. Con. shut Imperial 3 per Cent. Bank C. Ann. 0 ' Ditto Ann. Ditto Short Ann, , Cons. for Opening, 63 it I HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.II4QR ROW: .Motiling, 21 min, 4fter..zz. f ALternoon, 45 min. after • • Vi - UANTED to borrow from 1501. to 3001. by • V V Bohd bearing 'legal Intere:it, and for which a hand.. some ,p(c;e4,ll: will be, returned, by a Gentleman of stria I lo flour, who hus'a very Income," and furnished ktonse in one of the Principal Streets I,Vest of Temple- Bar and'whO has also considerable E gpea ttioos of future Proper. , ty, which canbe iittiitediately asce:tained "apon.an interview, and woOse.cointexions are such as to do away all idea of Deception - genteel PcNoii inclined to lend the atrve, that Wis;i tOr,soyiety, might find in the . Ad vertiser's sVmll FaMity a cointortablt: dome,Node" bui the Principal..will be answered; *hid) in the first pla,:e must be by 'Letter, directed to X. Y. Esti: at the Cotnc.:l-iousr, coincrot Cecil-street, Strand - ---- . SIR, . . - ..Etiilltnirgh,, Nov. 29, 1806, lAM anxious that . you - should make by Case . . . , public, lit'al persons in sinnla cireninstan..es rnay • havc rec. , urse to the sarm. Reim:Ay by .whichl have beeti happily restored fronpa In,st alarmin.;,state of wealcness to petted: it,..:litit, - • . in consequence of a Nervous Complaint, I was reduced to such a state ot d;:biliry as to prevent •me from • attending qty. usual business, being scarcely able to walk. Among inaily otiv'r disagreeable symptoms that affliaed. me, was, a sC7rnacii, and great depression of spirits. A liliouo . a )oung ;11:11); little hope was entertlined of inY, rtcovt:ty, lirtni, miserable situation I had recourse to you[ Balm of which was purchased, of sir. An drew Smith, No. 3:3, North Bridge, your Agen't in this City. to whom teteremc may he' had, by any person desirous of being satisfied .respec.tiii, , , my Case. by trey use of this ex cellent Medicine 1 was enabled in the course of a few days to re s ume my •.-m ploy went ; and by continuing beet • Completely restored to my:usual he:lth —so that to your Medicine alone,. ureter Divine Providence„ I attribute the preservation Of my lite. Messrs. Smith ancl . Armstrong, Dr,pers, Nortli i3ridJe , Will also 'give. every.necessary satis fact:on rospeelliig my happy recovery. Accept, thetetore, • ot my grateful ; and believe . me to be,.With respect, ii Sir, your most chocAt 'Servant, 'JOHN SHORT. To Dr. Solomon,. Gilead-House, neat Liverpool. Prepared by Dr. Solonwn, Gil ea d-House, Ilea( Liverpool, in i s. an:i 3 . 35. Bottles ; the tat tet contain tour ot aid former, by which the puNhaser saves itine shillin 1 very _genuine - Bottle has a Stamp which bears the Proprietor's nathe Sol,ntion, • Liverpool " to imitate which • as felony. • 1),, ! ul-ite postage of all letters to-Dr. Solomon, Liverpoolr Must pa:la, and his Jos. 6d. if closed. 'Sold it Alitt,l;evs and Strand, and most Country liouksellers and'lVledicnne V - enders in - the United Kingdoin.: