The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-17 00:00:00

&' ~`~_-..a k..A.L.nt*.itilr"-' o ' l . ~ i i t NUMBER 423g.] The last Week but One of the Young Roscius's Engagement. THEATRE .R OVAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, April • 17, will be . nerfonned, DOUGLAS. Norval, by the YOUNG ROSCI US ; Lord Randolph, - Mr. am:LAND ; GIenaIVod,•Mr*EARRYMORE ; Stranger, •Mr..WROUGHToN ; Matilda, Mrs. POWELL. LV ITH • FORTY THIEVES. - • - The Chara&ers by • Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr:MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr.E.•SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. ,RAYMOND. Mrs. 131,AND, • • • Mrs. MA THEWS-, 'Miss DE CAMP, etc. 'Boxes 6s. Second.P rice 3s.,—Pit 3s. :6d. . Second- Price 2s, Gallery zs. Second Price:s.--Upper Gallery is. Second Trice 6cl.—No Mdnei to be returned. - Places for•the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-01 - fice-ln Little Russell,street. The Doors will be-npned at Half past Five, and the Play pegin at Half-pa,t Six., To-marrow, The Constant Col!ple.; with Forty Thieves. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN: • . T HIS PRESENT EVENING, April 17, will be pertol Inel, • • . MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE ; Macdull", Mr. C. KEMBLE Banque, Mr: Mt.ll2lt.AY ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIPPONS. WITH - WE FLY BY NIGHT; • Or, LONG SVORIES. The Prologue to he spoken by Mr. FAWCETT. The Charatlers by • _ . Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON - , Mr. PARLEY, Mr. SIM MON DS, Mr. BLANCH.A.RD, •. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON •' • Mrs. DAVENPORT Miss:LE:SEA:VT, • Mis • Boles 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery Ylaces for the Boies to be taken of Mr. - . Brandon, at the floß Office in Hart-street. ' • - - The Doors to be opened at half past rive, and begin at half past Six., To-21orrow, The Mountaineers. • Niavian Mr. Kemble. :With-the Follies of a Day. On Saterday, The Stranger. The Stranger, Mr. Kemble; Mrs. Haller. Mrs. Siddons. With We Fly by Night.. On Monday, The 'Gamester. Beverley,' Mr. Kemble'; Stukely,• Mr. Cooke Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. Siddons On Tuesday, The Wheel of Fortune ; with Oscar and • Malvina. - On Wednzsday, King Henry the Eighth. NEW STATE LOTTERY B EGINS DR AWING- the L2th of MAY, 1806. SCHEME. Prize of z 5,000 - z-- - - - - to - - IDOO - 1J - - - - po s o 100 S 6 - - - oz-0 - .----- 25,000 Tickets iS ,C 25,00 0. 40,000 20,b00 ISooc, 10,0 . 0 pop 2o:o 2Soo 130,200 ,c 2 50,000 kive I , .!tarr,`Ticke:v, 4 7 - 1 -3 - - - .:—`; , 1 ,1 ' t. y 'D° Five First-drawn Tickets, 3 41. Day •teoa e;ch iOOO First-drawn - - 4th'Day - - •-•-•10,coo Ditto - - sth Day - - - zo,ooo - 25,c00' Ditto - - 6th Day . - Price of a Ticket - - - £l9 i 9 0 Half —,Cto 3 0 1 Eighth - - ,Ea t 2 o Quarter - 5 z. 0 Sixteenth t 6 o TICKETS anti SHARES are on Sale at alp the Lk aced . Lottery-OlficZs, '• .__ . . A .FINr ' COLLECTION 'of OItA NG E l atid. . LEMON' TiKtES, Catatoni4n aoi.l .).,::ibinn 1e,,,i -. 'nines, - anti- trne:BAbkna Swisages, i; - "tiiis ,i; ! .y•fn'ri , . - • d in high preservation,. at lona Burg,•ess•and - Son' Wdienouse, No. to7,.Strand, London.. April g,.'i`e>l)6. • ~ , helyby givp, _That ANNUAL: E ET I N (: of I) 1(0 I? T413.r.t0f the LONDON CO AIPA'N Y for the 'lllanufadure of F MEAL, &c. will beheld at.the Compani , t 'Mark -lane, 'on Tjtursday the 24th instant, at TwaYe..o'Cloek* cisely'. Arwhicl) Meeting, a Dividend to he made. the Proprietors'will be takeil unto consideratlon, arid 'a New Ma-` 113gereleeed, in the room of - His Grace the Duke of Bed ' ford. By Order of the Nlanagers, . . April j 6, 134,, I OHN W.O ItS EY, Clerk.. NA tIVE•I RON TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN. P rHE , MAKERS of PIG-IRON, and all others. 'who are imerestedin the prosperity of.this most im portant and necessary , Metal, are desired to meet at One o'clock on Friday Rext, the tlith inSt. at the Crown and anchor Tavern, in •the Smand, to consider what consequences may ensue to this great source of our National - .Wealth, froni • a • Bill now pending in parliament, to impose.a.Tax of 40 Per cent. or nearly one-half of its present cost, it the Fur nace mouth. • ' • 'CAPITAL FREEHOLD OIL MILLS, • MEADOW and. MARSH LAND, and PR E11 , 11.S ES, WALTHAMSTOW, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD:BY AUCTION; By PETER CORE, BURRELL, 'and FOSTER, . At Garraway's, on Friday next, at Twelve o'clock, In - Four - Lots,. Lot I. r '`HOSE very Valuable, Substantial, and 11 newly:,erederl FREEHOLD OIL MILLS, constraled on a plan equal in excellence, if not stiperior, to any• Mills in the-Kingdom, most-advantageously situate on a branch from the Riyer. Lee, Walthainstow, Essex, six miles Only from the Metropnlis, either. by land or water carriage, Uith a plentiful' flow of Water, and extensive Right of - fishery ;-comprising an, admirable Pile of Building, 92 feet by 44 feet, and four stories in height, raised with singular attention, for the particular purpose of conveniently and ex- Peditiously carrying On an eXten:,ive - concon in the making of oils, , and is so eonstro6ed i thaf should occasion require ' part Might easily be converted ton Corn mill, is worked by a breast wheel IS feet diameter' and zo feet wide, has two pair *al rolls, two 'pair of stones, 'and IS presses, with every ne cessary appendage, and the whole on the most approved and , fixed principles; large cake houses, cask and, cistern- houses, attached, with cisterns in abundance, and -lofts capable of stowing 7ooa quarters with . ease, from whence the seed can be distributed, sifting itself in its descent, to every necessary Part of the works. Detached are a dwelling-house, two cot, takes or the foreman -and wheelwright, .various workshops, store - lofts, stabling for t 4 horses, coach-honsc, dairy, bath, and numerous outbuildings; gardens, three acres of pasture ' land, .and a very valttaVe right of marsh, Lot 2. Twenty Acres of rich Freehold inclosed Meadow Land, nearly adjoining the. Mills. I,ot 3. 'TWeive Acres of -Copyliold land in the Common ' Aicadbw also nearly,adjoining. Lot 4. 'I WelveAcres in lnmead, separated only by the sewer froth the last Lot. May be viewed, and particulars at the Chequers,-Waltharn '-'stow ; White Hart, Tottenham ; Angel, Edmonton ;-,G fey.- houod, Enfield; CaStle, Woodford.; Eagle,..SnareSbrook.; at Lloyd's, Garraway's, and the Corn Exchange Clatec.:llOusesi . of Messrs. Bleasdate diet Aleatailder,'Solicitors,'HatlOn -col) rt, Threacineetfie-street,; and .ofollessrs..-Petef Cane, and FoSter, No. SS, - pail-mall, and No.. street, Royal Exchange,. Where Plans arid Setions of Uie- Mills and Estatt-may. , - ••• • - 4 •,F;.. L..~ THE PATRIOTIC, FUND, ' . - ' LLOYDS, April 16, 1806.. CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the Day of Thanksgiving, for the RELIEF of the SEA MEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPFIANS., and RELA TIVES of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service : • Churches, Chapels, . Rev, Clergymen„ - - Sums and Meetings. ivho preacbed. edit - Red. Ambunt advertised - - 1, )7 , 4 2 5 1 3 8 Dolgclly Church, North Wales R. Hughes 8 o o Westlean Chapel, ditto ' - t 0 0 Llanabar Church, ditto F. Parry z 3 0 Parish of Bartnouth, ditto 1 16 o Rev. F. Parry, ditto ' ~ - - - z 1 o Parishes of Staple, Fitzpaine, Bic.; keidtall, ac. Curland,Somerst:t. - 3 to o Town of Myntgotnery, Mr. Lloyd 11 iz 6 lirkmhall C.:lurch, BAlfbrdshire Robert Mesham tl7 o Roydon, St. Mary's Parish, Suff. T. Cautley,Rec. t 6 2 0 Tithing of Falfizld, Gloucestush. R. Slade t 2 6 Ludgenhall, Wilts 1 16 .o Amount of Subscriptions from Worcester . - 7 1080 2 5 ParishCiturch of Chudleigh, Dev.G. Burlington, 23 18 o Parkii of iiir,;:, nr Aberdeen,N .IL 1 Snlitlf I t 11 0 Collections in the Parohes of Bishopwcarmouth, and Suinlerland, transmitted by the Rev. C .Stephenson ; 13ianopwearrnoutli Church - 20, .13 to Rev. T Rotmison'sMeetinghouse, Monk- wearmouth Shore +'' .2 12 t Rev Cleggs's Protestant Dissent' Meeting- house - •- - - 3 0 r Rev. T. Mason's Burgher Presbyterian Congraption inSunderland - - 9.0 9 Reir.W.Gardneri Scotch Church,Sund. 17' o 0 'Re dived from tile Assembly - 34 s . O Parishes of BisnolaWdarinouth and Sun derland ISZ is 6 • , Dedua Expences - i 8 8 3 H'. .. • 0 o, Township of -Ellel near Lancaster 2•5 19 7 4 6 M adesley Parish, Sl atiOrd; per Messrs. Rowley and - Storr . _ - - - P.. 19 s- 8 Baptist Meeting s Chatham, Kent 1. Knott - al3 6 Flornby, near Lancaster Mr Lester 1 9 1 4 6 Parish of Denton, Lincolnshire, B. N -Turner,. 12 12 6 Harfaxton (additional) - - - 4 o 0 Parish of Larnborne. Cornwall - - 35 16 7 Ditto of Morley and Smalley - .: - --18 IS 0 Further Collections from Leicester, remitted by ' Messrs. Mansfield and Co. : - QueenbOro - ,gh,-.Leicestershire, Bruxby 4 16 6 . Ttiorpe,.Sazehville, ditto - t 6 o BroughtOn Astley, ditto, T. Greaves •615 To Fresby, ditto, —"Noble - - - 4to 6, ' ' Kibworth, ditto, —Norman - 20 z. -6 • , Sapeote, ditto, . - , - . s s ° ! Quorrdoa, ditto, =Bowyer - 19 13 o • Woodhouse, ditto - • • 7 tri 6 Gunibley, T. Wartnaby - 4 8 6 r - Glenn Magna, 1. D. Glover Ditto Volunteers, ditto , .. ' 5 17 6 Millstone-lane Meeting, ditto - a 3 0 Baptist Meeting at Bartou,Rev.Mr.Deacon 1 17 4 Miss Burrough - - 1 a o too o rt Parish of Bresland, per the Redor s 6 o Rev. (;.Burgess, Wisbeaelt; being the entin-pro. ts of the sale of a Discourse, delivered on the late - Thanksgiving Day, at West Walton, County of Norfolk is o Parish of Sutton and Florton Kirby, Kent, - 1 -- Robert Fountain r 4 to 6 Ditto, Edite Wester, Rutlandsh, Mr. Bateman 6 4 6 Dissenting Congregation, - Tadley, -• S. Browne r o ..,04ficers, Non-commissioned Officers, Drummers, ~ and Privates, of the first Company of --MakerVo lunteer Artillery, cominandedby Capt. W. Little 17 z 6 Officers, Noncommissioned 0 dicers_ and P rivates of the ad Company of Maker Volt - neer Artil lery, commanded by Capt. William Vallack 9 o - 6 •At a Concert of Sacred Music,-,at Maker Church , 17. 13. o Parishioners of . :Maker ••• • '2O . 4; o -.1:11e. Parish of Bersted and Bognor, J. Philips, Vicar 13. o • 0 Joint Hasler, Esq.. "SiiiPney - s s • o The` total ;imount',Cif Subscriptions from the City • aiiid•Neighbonrhood 1 - 4 Carlisle, by T. BLiinire, ay or ; • • • • _ "Ridwell Chura, tarmarthenshire, • Rev. J. Rector' of Mobberly, near Kniit3ford, Clic - 6411re • • . _Parish o f CM.), , . Mitcham Collection (additional) P. Johnson. Profits' from time sale of aSermon preached at Pen :, Chapel, St. Janr,:e.s, Clerkenwell, on . tile.:Day , of:Titanksgiving, by the Rev. R. Len don, thticiating Minister of that -Chapel, a can- „ - dictate for the vacant' Living of Clerkenwell 21 9 o Subscriptions receiedlrciin. Hereford, per Messrs. Podenliam and Co. PariSli orl.3oticithain, Mr. Robinson - 3 t 6 6 ' of Dilwyn, - * Russell - it it 0 •. • . 573 8 10 z 861 '5 -5 13 8 - of A btoz.y thae, Air. P. Morgan la o o of Pcterstowe, W. Lucas , 4 of Foy, I, Jones 5 . o -of Kilig's'caple Sz Sal lack,T. jamesi o 5 9 of eoewarsit,, . Glasse . 8 13 6 -- of I.; , ---- Powell .7 , r 6 ot . IN eubly,. I . E. Trougliton in o -of iiralstone, 13.. Thickling rz rz T lIURSDAY, APRIL .17, 1800. Independent Lodge of Odd Fellows, held at the Harrow, at Poplar, per th'hands of john flud . son, Treasurer - - 3 to 6, John Williams, Esq. Lympstone, Pevon 5 a o Mr. and 'Mrs. john Longe, by Sir Roger Kerrison 3 .3 DoW-son,: Esq Geldeston, Suablk .io o o The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Pri- ' • •olates'of the Upper Kills Cavalry, commanded by Hon. E. Taylor per Major Alex. Arthstrong 1 0 7 17 10 Received froM the Island of Bermuda, for the Suf- ferers on board the-Cleopatra Frigate, Sir Robert Laurie, in the engagement with LaVillede Milan, • - who having been amply provided for by the Patri- • otic Fund, the amount has beemtransmited for the - general purposes of the thstitution, by Sir -Robert Laurie, Bart. • - • 1,0 4 4 Bideford, - Devon, per Rev. R. Keates o 14, 6. Mrs. Player, Rycte, Isle of Wight - - to 0 0 A compensation given by a Gentleman to a Box- • • keeper of Drury-lane Theatre, for an assault - dr r o Colledion at Leominster, per Thos. Cpleman, Esq. 6 6 6 Subscriptions continue - to be received at Lloyd's, : , and at all 'the Bankers in Town - and Country. I.•' • •• • f. P. WELSFORD-i- • PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, A" ts, 18°6. A T a GENERAL 'MEETING of file COM IVILTTEE, held thisday, • Re - 44 from the .London .Gazette Extraordinary of the zSth. of February,. Letters from Major-General Sir DAVID BAIRD, and Commodore Sir HOME POPHAM, Contain ingjan-account of the Capitulation of the Town and Garrison of the Cape of CoAktope,..to Hit,. Majesty's Forces under their command ; and from the London Gazette of the Bth instant, Extract ,of a Letter froM Major-General Sir David Baird, relatiio his subsequent operations against the Batavian Forces commanded . by Lieut.-General Janssens, which ter minated in the subjeetion of the whole Colony. Resolved, That it Vase of the value of 3001. with an-appro priate inscription, be presented to Major-General Sir David Baird, for the gallantry with which - he elfe6ted a landing hi the facerof a superior force ofthe Enemy:and achieved this •important conquest. . • _ . . . kesolved; That a Vase of the value of zool. with an .appro sriate' inscription, lie presented to commpdore Sir 1-lome t'opham„ for his zealous, able, and spirited co-operation in this arduous service. Resolved, That Relief be . •afforded to the. Widows, Or phans, Parents, apd Relatives depending for support on the Officers, Soldier's, Si!ainen, -and • Marines killed; and that Gratuities be given to those wounded on the same scale of distribution as that adopted towards the Sufferers in the late glorious, Engagement uil Cape Trafalgar. Resolved, That Letters be written to Major-General Sir David Baird and Commodore Sir Home POtiana, requesting they will communicate these Resolutions to His Majesty's ,Forces under their respectiVe commands,' and furnish the • CoMmittee with the 'names of the killed and Wounded, to gether with such particular's as they can called respecting the families of those brave men who have fallen in the ser vice of their Country on this occasion. J. WELS FORD, Sec'. CAMBRIDG E. 'THE SUBSCRIBERS to the UNIVERSITY sTATu E cf Mr. PITT ate respectfully informed, that 0;3 fullowing - Bankers have undertaken to 'receive the Subscriptions : '.lessrs. Hammelsley's and-Co. Pall Mall ; Messrs. Henry lioare and Co. Fleet-street ; Messrs. Barclays, Triton, and Lom'aard-street ; and Mr. Cillan, Cam bridge. .• 1. BROWN. • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS,, Craven-street, Strand, April z, t 866. THE ANNUAL COURT wishing the . Public at large to he perfedry.acquainted with the very pt.- tensive'operations of this Charity, and desiring at the same time to spew that they are anxious,to relieve (as far as that Benevolence which has hitherto given stability 'to this Insti tution shall enable them) the honest unfortunate Debtor• in every Prison in the Kingdom, have subjoined a List,.pointing rout those Gaols from which they have received Applications and restorid the Prisoners to liberty during the last year. Appleby - 4 r Fishertan Ar.gar,-- Monmouth - r Aylesbury. 41 Wilts z Marshalsea • 79 Bristol 3 Fleet - . 42 NOrthaMpta!n 4' I Bodinin • '4 Gittspur-street 28 Norwich- 4 BurySt.Edmund's6 - Horsham 6 Newcastle. 4 St.Brivil's, Glou- I Hertford 1- Newgate - , „Lip cestershire t I Hereford , 3 Ousetaridge 1 Eedtbial - 6 1 Halifax a Poole t Buckingliath . a l.lchester 21 Poultry, ' 23 Borough Ctnnp. cc Ipswich 3 Roth well aii, Chelmsford s., Kingston-upon- Shrewsbury • ..9 Caidill 3 Hull 3 Staffbrd . a Chester 3. King' Bench zo Surrey . .63 Cambridge a Liverpool 2 TOtlllli . 2 Carlisle. . 2 EillColll 1 Worcester 5 Carmarthen a Lancaster - a i Winchester : 4 COver tfy . a Leicester t 1 Wellington a Cold Itath Fields ' Ludgate . 54 Whitechapel 6 Dorchester. a Maidstone 9 York Castle and Derby , 3 Macclesfield a City Gtols 17 Durham. • . 1 I - - Exeter . 1 7.1 . . 1 BE:1'1E FACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT,viz: A Lady, by DrnanhonrN - - X F ., o o Rev, ,W . IV:liianni (Watcrbeach) per Treasurer A. 1 a o G. Milnec, E,q. • " - - , A. `3 3 o (ulin Htubell, Esq. / ,- - , A. 5 5 o lames Forbes, E:q. - -, A. • 2 2 o ',Ur. Josiah Smith kVells, per Secretary , A. t 1 0 G. I) 21. I. C. B. 41. zs. ' - - 4 2 . 0 A. B. (Bristol Note) per Treasufer - ' 20 o o C,. A. Kentli,enteldt, Esq. - - A. zo 0 o .1 , . H. ' ' . ~ - - A. x a o Governor Crevkcs, per Sec. , .- ; A. 2 2 o Augustus . Warren, Esq. per Sec. - A. a 1 o I Wansey, Esq. per ditto' ..: - A. ' 2 2 co 1. S. put into the Letter-Box - -• 5 0• o 'Ralph Etwall, Esq.' • - - A. 3 3 0 Anonymous; per P. - . . A. to o o Mrs. Hoare, Beckenham - , - A. to o o in. Hon. Earl of Kelly, 15th llenefaaion, zo o o Mr, Faclin i . . . - ,A. 2 2 0 X. Y. per Messrs. Hoares - • _.. 7 Ile G. M. per ditto -• • - - 2 - 2 o Sir John Riggs Miller, Bart. per ditto , - 5 o o C. C. Pepys, per ditto - - 21 o o Sir Robert Gunning, Bart: par ditto !. s' A. ao 0 o ttev. Thomas Leigh, per ditto - • A. C i o. W. H; ! - - - - - 4o 0 0 N.E. KiUdersley, Esq. - - - . 5 0 - o Loduganda, put into the Letter-Box - - 2 o o 'nob Boak, Esq. per Treasurer -.- 5 o o M. S. per ditto - - Is .. 5 o 0 Mr. Hearntlen, t7oth Benef#Tion - o 1 0 •-• • £345 1 4 10 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 33 Debtors, fur the Suns of . - - 172 3 2 Considered the cases of 44 Petitioners. Approved 4 - -)• Deterred \ 1 —And reje&ed 3. \ Benefadions are received by Janiesld,. Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyne- walk., Chelsea; also by Messrs: Berries, Farquhar, 'sod Co. St. • laines',s-street ; Hoares, Fleet street Fulter and Chatteris,.. Lombard-street`; BiddOph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Doriien and Co.' Finch- Jane, Corniiili ; Hainnieriley's, ; Veres Luca don, and co. N o . 77 , Lombard-stre e t ; Sir M. BIC/xi:ant and C:o. No. 27, Gracycharch-street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craveu-strect,.Strand, NV•iiere..t he Books may be seen by those who ate inclined to support this Charity, and where the S Qum i 11A3. - t.et , senVie k tijiLWetinea4ay everl:.;;:kantk. 83 1.5 Loyal Fnctependent Lodge of Odd Fellows, Col chester - . A few .Friends at the Flying Horz.e, Mare,street, itickney - - - . 8 o o 10 1 T. L. 11 , 1:' per Samuel Dobree . - to to 0 Parish of Brandestoo, Sutli.)lk, pet' Mr. R. Sheeting 6 9 6 Gift of S. _ . 1 0 0 Capt. Foy, Royal Marines, Taunton - - ► I e Rev. Mn. Waive, Cheddon, near ditto - - 1 1 o' Mr. Trenchard, Miss Upcott, and Mrs. Trentibarri's School, Taunton - s o' o Sir Charles Grave Hudson; Bart. Wanlip-Hall; Lei cester _ - - - -to to ...., ..... .. Thomas Butler, Catherine-street, Strand - 2 2 o . Chard Bank , •. - - z .2 o The Gentlemen of the Birth - - Day Society, held at Mr. Hayden's '-Hprse and Groom, Curtain-road, ' S norcditch (tol. tos. subscribed before), per I.H. Secretary - - ' - .. Mr. Charles Lord, Northeam; Susseic - • '- - • o to" 6 Mrs. A. D. - - - - -•• 2 •2 , 0 The Officers, Non-conimissioned Officers, and - P ri- , - vates of the Eastern Regiment of Glamorganshire Volunteers, by Lieutenant-Colonel Price - 46 15 6 Vice-Admiral Swincy - -, , - _ - 10 0 0 A Friend to the Royal Navy -••• ' , ... 2 o o Plymouth Division of Royal: Marines (ad Subscrip tion), transin!tted by Lieutenant-Col. Flight - 49 9 4 A Resident in the Island of Madeira - 25 0 0 • lohn Stevens, Bull-Inn, Burford ' - . - 1 1 o I abez. Exshaw ' - . - - - 3 3 0 2d Saibscription of the Berwickshire Regiment of ' . Yeomanry Cavalry, conimanded,by Lieutenant- Colonel Buchan , - - •_ '52, ro. o ,Sandy, Bedfordshire - - - - 24 7. 6 Captain Hmniker, R. N. . ..- ~. - 5 5 0 - Benjamin Cleaver, Esq. Newport, Essex 5 o'- o Oilkers.and -Sea Fencibles in the Isle of Wight bis- . • ' 'tfict,.'one,day's pay, including Lieut.' Cobb anti • Men.at the Signal Station, St. Catherine's and Hunter Well Down, per Capt. W a l t e r Lock-23 II 6 J. Davidson ,•f • - : - ' * • -S. 5 0 Wm. Davit3sola .. ': -- f - - $' $ ° Complaii*:s • share of Penaltyinfliaed on the Hackney 'i ; . oachatitn, 1\1 ,, . 356, -- tnr taking is. more . . 4. than hi's are :. -•-• ...• 7 '9 5 . : o heS A Friend te4rnen ,- ...--• ~.; • - , - i f 0 'Mrs.W. .Gielvs i, St. James's 1i 0 Palace - • [ übscriptioris raised at Mr.: WalliS's, Royal Grove, ,;:•Spriltz G'istOos •H• • • ••••.- •.- - • . - . •. IS 10, 6 .• . • . .y : • ~...., , , \ i X.' s : ' 0, .. • ' :••*# ''' -' :' - v • 1 %. .. . , 1 • •/' \W•- .'•'-'-'4 .4, : i( c 10r p .i.• . . ;7"j' -(-•`•1 Fr'tik ••::.•;.1' - • %ts, 5e....-/ - .::„; ‘ ,14br,-- i , -.1 , ••, ..5p0r at0 .. 4.. i y, ..1- , 4 0 , 4v ,' f , .. 4 . - - . i . ,..,'" N ;1 .. PI , eN J 1., tf • A- 1 k. --,,, 1. , ,i. ' • , ..0 ~" I , ".. 41. 4 , •z5i:..e.... - A, , ,,, , :•-.r.---we , :kt : ::7 - 1•r., ,, /, , `,./..'.., :. S'Ala' • ~,,,,,,.. . ~ \t -'4 , ,-. ".,, ..-. '. , i • .;:i. A 7 , - 4.4.1 1 *..:: : ‘, .%,.. • , --" , • , .A- •v.,-7,..,.._ ; , -7:4. 4 - • ~,.„...-,. • Li , . . 'f.t\T' , '', [PRIC - E.SIPEXCE PICT UALLING-OFFICE, • - Aprirq, 1836, • -MHE COMMISSIDNERSfor ncruit LONG - A. • HIS MAyENTrr NA!/Y do hereby give Ne.:tice r , , l'hut on Icedvesday the pa , /*tan! (bistead of Wedve.r.4iy :ie 914 instant; ax-previcusly adveraced ) obey will he ready to rfietre Tenders in writing,' sealed up ; and treat for the fdlowing titier of IRON' HOOPS, viz. VATT HOOPS BUTT HOOPS PLATE HOOPS ( Too . Zad Tons. too 4 0 9 or fir any: quantity ojiither delortinal:,,a'flot lets than El fir Tons. To be delivered in ten weeks,. Sy Wet 4./y proportions, i r His jesty, Yiatt.zliing Stares at Denford; andto be paid for-4y Biiis, qyahle, with Interest, ni.-:et) ,. da).‘ afar date. The Conditions of the Contra/.', and Samples of the Hoops, /no At-SteC at the ,Serrtt.2ry's Ogee , . • Ns regard will he had-to , a. , y Teader in which the Price sha rl not be insoted in words- a , lelth, or that shJit ;lot be d , tivere,. l to the 43ozrd before One o'Ciock , •on the• tt,v 3oth. iptt.zne, nor unless the .‘Person -makes the Tenjet, or st:tne Person on his behalf, atternls, to answer wben .10:(141LLING-0.1 . 14;.E,. . l~r it 4, 1 . 2 HE C,O If=SJONER Slut' VICTUALLING Mei jE,Sr 1, , .41/1' /a hereby- v e ,t, at on Monday the izth c/ May next 09 , will he ready , rerive Ten ders, in ivriting f sealed up), and :reit JrO Pv,,r o/ LIVERPOOL, or Curse Grained CHESHIRE SALT; or Salt of equal goodness ; and for Six H.:flared i r. rs of .CuiL SII I RE BAY SALT, of the la , gest Grain, or Salt of eoal goodness ; of which the Personi who make the Tenors a'e to pio_ duce Samples to be deliveted int, His Majesty's Pielmaiting . • 'St,,res at Deptford, ore hall by the, 3 tot :July next,:tnd the remainder by the 3oth of September following, free of all charge and risk to His Majeqy, except that the Cotillaaor avill he at lowed 2r. T 3d. per Ton for Pot terage of the Salt from the ltharj to the Stores : and to be pa!dfor-by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days afterdate. • Conditions of the Contraa -env, he seen at theSeetetary's O f fice ; or by applying to the Colleelors" of the- Salt .12.Nties at Liverpool, a,.u: at Middlewich, in Che,lhire, reTrfiive,:r. , No regard will be had to any Tend:r i,. v.hieb the Price not be inserted in wo , ds at length, or that shall ant delivried to the Board helcie One o'clock on the said iiiknetay, the Izah cf May next, nor 4tniers the Perron 'who males the Tinder, or some Person on his &hal f atiendr, t. annver, called for, STAMP-OFFICE, SOMER.YE.I',PL.4_cE, March 27, ISc6. 7 7E, Hip Commbaloners for Managing .V d the Stamp Dupes, a:ll(.7othe . d by the L'rds nzhsioners of His illajesLy's Treasury, pursuant to Aa of Pa.11.:-- ment, to lett to farm IPe Duties granted 6y. " iii Aci.of tyre ." Forty-fourth Year of nix pre,ent Majesty, on Horses lett in 'fire ( 1 for travelling Post and by Time," do hereby give Notke,.: That we intend to Lett, at oter Ohlee in Somcfset-place, the said Duties to Farm, on Tuesday the - 22c1 of April next, between the Hours of - One and7Two in the After— noon, within the District undermentioned, for the Term of .Two Years and Three Quarters front the tat 04iy of May next, to such Perrn or l'e;:sons as may be willing to oontrezt for the Same. . All Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are toddi vdr in their Proposals to us at the Stamp:o,Efice, in Somerset place, at least three days previous to the said z7.it Day of April next, signed with their Nainel ' stating the PI :ices of theitab,ode, anti that • they intend to bid tor the aid Dia trid, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on, No Persons licensed to lctt 1-11rses fur tae purpose of travel ling Post, nor any Persons for their Use, can be admitted to . 'contraa for the said Duties. DI ST R wy, to be Lett to Farm. .12. Middlesex, including London anci - Westinitisfer,'42,-000 All Persons intending to' bid for this Distriel are desired to take. Notice, That, in pursuance of the particular I nstruc tions of their Lordships, it will be put up at the Sun: sue cified above, which will be gradualry abated, until a Bid= ding shall be made i - and; upcn such Bidding, an Person may advance, and the highest Bidder will .be declared the Farmer, and will be required to: pay down . immediately, in Bank Notes,. One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent ther;,..- of as a Deposit. But in•caseithe Distrid shall not be accepted at a price which shall be deemed the proper V44iiie thereat, it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed of. C.. N. N EVLE...„ W. LAKE. . . L. 131NDLEY. FD. F. HATTON. L. JEN.K,INS, LLAINI.. . W. R.t.PENCER. EAST INDIA HOUSE, A;4,11 THE COURT of DIRECTORS ; 9f the UNITED .- COMPANY of MERCHANTS, o f 7.-ENG . - LAND trading to the East Indies do herckt. give Notice, That at 'the Geturvi ..Court which is appointed to.be &lion Thdnesday, the 7th Hay next cnstiing, - sundry Res.:l2itichzr pasted the Conti of Di, eaors on the 9th of ptese,t N.torthvrela . to the Purchasing,' a ,Ship of i2OO ton r, , now hvikiiNg, ':the Laying don:ma Ship 0! ko tons,. for the , Scastal ISo7-8, br the Proprry of, and undo' the immediate Minagente . nt o f the pan,;, told 6r submitted to the said Genera: Court ; and a !nation then That the By-Law, Cap, 13, 'Sec . % z, noisy be suspeidd, a, in eider that the said Resollltionr may be carried into a `l. WILL lAM R S A ..!'ec." • ARCHER and HAUGHTON, Iqanufa6turen and Mercers to Her Majesty and the anyal impressed with a strong sense of gratitude for the continued Patronage of the Nobility and Gentry, beg leave to 'assure them, that they will always find their Warehouse stock with an extensive assortment of the best and mostfashionable articles in their line. A. and H. at p.re,sent, crall only enu merate the following Goods, viz, 'Poplins, Tabbinet a , Lustres, Velvets, Bombazines, figured, tWilleti,. ant plain, Sarsettets, Italian Gauz..s and Sarsetters, and a great Yhrit,ty of Mourning articles, the superiority of whose re.speelive qualities they can engage, to such! Ladies as may•titmour them with their commands. N.B. Marines and Tabbereas, for Furnkure, tnanufaaured to order at a short notice. No. 8, Ilenriett e a.strect, Covent-Garden. . WILFUL MURDER. This Day \vas published, price Ss. THE TRIAL at LARGE.of RICHARD PATCH., for ;he Wilful, Murder of ISAAC }ILI iff, at the Session-House,. Newington, Surrey, on Saturday, the Sth of Apri1,,1806,; containing all tho Arguments of CAMlltiet, and the , Evidence verbatim, with an engraved PLin of the l're mises. • Taken in Short Hind, ' ' .ByIOSEPH GURNEY and W. B. GURNEY. Sold.by M. Gurney, No. 123, Holborn-hill ; Mr. Stock dale,. Piccadilly ; and Mr. Asperne,'COtribill. This Day was published, In two large Volumes Bvo. Price t3s. Boanis, thxl;nterl by Permission to the Right Hon. Lord Eldon, , Chancellor ofG teat Britain, and embellished wi th l a' highly finished . Porfiait, • • MHE WORKS, MORAL and - AA of SIR MATTHEW HALE, Knight, Lord -Chie% . Justice of the Court of King's Bench ; the whble now first colleeted and revised, to' Which are prtfixed his Life and Death, by 1.3i4h00 Burnet;l),D. and,an Appendix to the Life,, including the ad:litional Notes of RiChard Baxter. By the Rev. T. Till RLWA LI., M. A., • " My Lord Ilale-was one of the greatest •Judges that ever sat-in Westminster -Hall, wficr was as . competent to e4press • as•he was able to coneeive."—Lord E LIN Boxou East's Report's, vol. 5, p: 17. -Printed for H. D: S a ymoncts Paternoster-row . Fleet-street; Rivington, St: Paul's Church-yardt , Rich 4 • suns, Royal' Exchange; Faulder, Bond7ct.reet,..Hatel.a.c., Piccadilly; and Nenn, Great Qtllten--street: , 47