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I 1 r I c -UMBER 4293.1 FRANCIS STRACY's BANKRUPTCY. rr HE CREDITORS who have proved their Debts Imo •r the Cotnalisbion (It Bankruptcy issued against 'FRANCIS srRACY, of Windsor, in the Co u nty of 11 2r k s , Gtocer, -men receive &first Dividend of iss. in the Pound, on application at our Office, Na. 7, Lincoln's. Inn, New. square,. WATKINS and COWPER, Solicitors to the Comm4sion. TO GUARDIANS A-.ID TRUSTEES. WANTED fora Family of Consideration, a good FAMILY PLACE. to hire, with s9mc Land, Fur- tished • Dired to A. O. at Messrs. Shawe's and Le Blanc, New Bridge street, Bldck friars. WINES. LD RED PORT, from 365. to 425. per dozeti fine old Sherry, 42.5. to 445. per dato ; Lisbon; OS. and 45s • per ditto; and Madeira, 635. and 665. per dozen, An Atiowmlce on taking six dozen. Single Bottles will be sold as Samples. -No. 1, Thanet- place; Temple-bar, and 7s, BerWick.strcet, Soho. _ - a „ gr Particular attention to Country Orders. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. THE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS !las by vie superior Eifeellencc of his ESSENCE tiif AN CII )V1 LS for t. IS H. •sA Li E has induced many Pers , ii's to give the swine Narne to an Article entirely dit ferent. 10 liN' BURGESS and SON tii!nk.it a,dutv they owe the Public, to caution them against, such fmpi,sitions, as several People travel the Empire, (Ale ing.Shopkeepers,.,&v. an ex tra large profit to venti the spumous kind : they are parti culariyrequested to.asik;for Buitczss's,:and to observe none is genuine but what have these words 'upon the Label-.- " John Burgess and Son's O r i gina l an d Superior I.:SCLICe of Anchovies." Warehouse, N 0.107, Strand, corner Qt . the Savoy Steps, London Gosooß,T. lOR PUBLIC sAi.r. .At the Crown Inn, on "I'hursday th 6 3a July, 1806, at Ten . • o'Clock in the F•nrennu,n, rTHE VALUABLE STORES landed from the French Ships of War NIA}Zt NGO and BELLE '.O LE, captured by a Squadrin of His Majesty's Ships undor the command of the 1-0,-hr Hon. Sir lohnßoriase ‘Vai ten, Bart.. cotii3ring of Cables, standing,and running ; Rigging, Rope rn.lunk and Raper stutf, I ion at Brass Guns; iiowitters and .Swivels, •Muskets and Bat duets, round, 'double-headed, Craps, and C.:minister S7iiir, Gun Carriages, Blocks of various sizes. Pr.ovisiinis and Wine, I ron-bound Leagers, Half 'Leagers, and other Casks, Iron Ballast, in old Guns, and broken Pi-ces, useful W iought Iron, old Cop per and Lead,' lower Blast?, Topmasts, Yards and Spars, with four halinsoMe Time-pieces . coMplete, and a large quan tity of Cornelian Stones and - lieatts strung and loose. ' The whole to be viewed three days before the Sale, and . Catalogues had by applying to . . 11ATTHIAS MARCH, and 2 inint • -JOHN A. fil CNA. Y, S Brokers. Gosport, lune 13, 1806. I.ALEHAM, MIDDLESEX. , : • TO BE LETT, and ente-red rfpbn immediately. A Most Substantial, SpaciOns; - "and Comfortable IA ; F F. HO IX OW E LAING, shaded by a fine Screen of tull,grOwn Elms ; comprising eleAanr,•large, Ind.cheerful rflocieritrzed Rooms, well adapted tot a large and genteel fa mily, the: whOle being ins - complete repair ; together with Stabling fu'r eight Horses, Stanctirigs for three Carriages, and numerous .01fices of every description';.' Pleasure Ground, completely s.-eluded, and. laid.out in a beautiful Lawn,J vet shade:l by - staiely trees, and skirted by luxuriant shrubberies a capitsl•l:ruil Wall,•t trees of whiiiarestate of pertedivn ; with Kitciv . n -Garek-ii„ abundantly stocked and plattn_ci,:.and a verbpiorii.ctrve and exceedingly rich n i ce o f Meadow'; the whole containing _Tabmit four Acres ; h , ethet With a valuahlr ri g ht o . i - ,irinee'fbr six Cows or four Horses, in the Mead Bailed Lalehatn Burway, _which also miy be, considered equal to ttonal .four. Acres of Land. . This destra • Propeity is deliklitfully 'situated near she Banks °Fite Thames, at I;alHrain," Middlesex,' commanding a fine t-rai.ch of•tile !fiver, and an extensive and varied : land- Scape, iu which•St. - Ant's-Hill, the town of Cherrsey; _Oat. ."lal 's, and the Woods of Littleton Park, are beautiful obleds. The-neighbourhoon is hiehiy genteel, the roads excellent; and t".i: Poor and Rates very moderate.: Distant • 7 , v ides frOm London, 2 from Staines; • frorsi Chertsey, and. 7 (pm kVindsat. , -fur Particulars inquire of Mr. Gillman, Lalebam. INSANI INSANE PADIENTS continue to be. Superin i. tended ‘vitil every de,re:t of normaity, and medically treated on the most expetlencli' Plan of Prattice, LIAM PE ICt-F EcT, A D., pi Mailing, in Kent, who may be consulted professionally in. person, or I?) J„ , tter,,between the Hours.of Fleven and. lour on. Saturday the ;,ist, anti Monday the 23.1 instant, at No. s, Brydges stieut, Covent Carden. N. 13. The Establishment is of Forty Years, duration, and the Terms- are liberal. NhW MEDICINE ACT. NEW - BERY and SONS, No. 45, St: Paul'sF. Church-yard, Loitchii, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and otlrer valuable Preparatians, inform the. Public, that in consequence of the New SULTIkV_DUtIeS, the Price of that . Medicine will be in future 2$ 91. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d per Dozen but the q :arttity of a IThzen Packets in a Bottle(as made up for the - .-crniY and Navy) rn;y ,bealiatt for 11.45. Ant as' Stitnps are prepared, by,orter of the Coin rnissiopers, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the words, " 0 F: NeWbery,-No. 4s, St. PatiPs." - are .engraved, and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient seen! rty against Counterfeits, iris Signrupre on, the Labels will be discontinued. • The following are the Prices o f their Medicines, to the first twenty of .sx,hich:llr. Newbety's. Stainps are 'affixed, but those who - purchri:ie six-or more, at a time, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis, s.d.' s. d. Dr. James's Powder z 9 ',May's Carrninative t 9 Dm in'a Bottle - 24 0 • Dr . . Austin's Chalybeate Do. Anale put; Pills . 4 6 Pills_- 0 Do. Irge Box - 24. u FreakersTina 4 .pf Bark 4 o l3r. Steer's Opodeldoc- z 6 Dr. Fluxbath's ditto- < z . 0 Do: Convulsion Oil - 6 Tunic - z. 9 Ditto Nitre Drops z 6 English collbe - z 9 Do. Ca mo mile Dr o p s 1 9 D r . H ooper ' s Pi l l s . . - \ Dia, Paregoric Lozenges t **Grant's Drops - r Angibaud'S Blois ditto t . to: ' t o EssenceofColtstiait 3 6 Henry's M ignesta •-•- z 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4o . Norton's Drops -, 5 6 Cephalic Snuff - o- 9 Spils'hury's Drops 5 6 Jones's Rheum. - Tina., 3 6 lir. SO:mates Tea . • 9 terry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenotich'sTinetitre., r•, EssenCeof.Peppennint t- Do. Tutu Lozenge ClaSs's Magnesia - 3•• 6 • Essence of Ginger - 2 - 6 N. B. As many Persons, particularlY IVleSsengers, Mis take the House ;14esrs. Newhery t they think it necessary to point out', that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tolq . - Doors from Cheapinid, With • these words inscribed on the, Front• .6 THE Ly- • w Etioush FOR DR. IAME.S's POWDER." • 1 it • 4 . . 4 . ' .411 1 4110 ' • *:•Z6.i'tft.t. - Q; . f'. 4 5 , 54_i1i. : ! ..' ...* ::t77 :1 - jir e AV" , .., , i . ,S ,, ' 41.-4-a t,‘"‘i:','.7.l- - .): *—tiC II" , ..., ti1"31:4 -7 :- 'k . *;t9'cfsl- - . e,.....,4:4z -4 .4..„,:.;,,1„.41 1 ,..,,,,1.,,R.,.. •:,..7.,0„?...4:• 40 ,w1„..., ,o• • . 11 k,„. • tti,.., l\ _ - 1 , iP, , !: V\;:: . . ~ 4 WED NESDA / 7 ; JUNE 18, 180 G. This Day was publiqled, price Ss. boards, rrHE FIRST BOOK of Aptzi ; or, The Eveh imp- of souTHILE. 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Volunies wiih One IlundrLti and Twenty Copper-plates. • • -• • By G. GREGORY, D. D. - Doetor in Philosophy mud the Arts, and itonorary / Member • of tne. Imperial tiniversity. of Wilria, .leinber ot the Man i chester and New, astieinterary and Philo Ophical Societies, Honorary Nlemberof toe Board of Agriculture, Chaplain to . the'Bishup of I..iandatt, Attiiior of• Essays Historical and Murat, the Economy of Nature, &C.. AWC rIONARY-of ARTS •and SCIENCES in a compendipus sullitiently-copians.witnout being pro. fix, accurate but not diffuse, .divested of ail superfluous matter, copyressing rattier than copying witatlias been done by others, and exhibiting .a clear but concise view of the pres,nt state of the various branches. of Human .Know ledge, has long heek a _must :clestraoleobjett to the r.'nilish Reader. • . . A Dtitionary is properly a work of ref er en ce , J and , not of detail ; and tlioLt who vvislvto 'become adept - 6 in any one Art or Science will scar:ely stivly It from in Liieyelopwilia ex, elusively. _ . That a rein plete viv`rif the 'Arts ant Sciences - 1113y how, ever be ex hiniterron a smaller sta le hall is usually attempt ed, will be obvii.us,: it • %.;e' consider that tne Cy, ‘ , pititiaof. Ciianiners was originally cornprbe‘i toi two Yoitimes large and open printnig;: that the first Edition ot tne Ency clopedia lirttannica extended only to thtee•tton Volumes :Ito; and teat many excellent Works ot a similar kind, and not of, a greater extent, liave•ben . published in forelg , Countries.—, The retrenchment alsb of Many' superfluous and usOess . Ar; whiert lia , delatterly found their way tide. !looks °fails description, will evidently cause a entitittizrablt point ot size, ivitn;ut 111 reality impairing the intriiiiie value. and general utility of the Wo k . Shortlti, theretore; the execution-not disappoint .the hopes and eip-....ctations of those Aviio have projected the N e w i)j e _ tionary of Arts and Sciences, the toliownig are the immediate advantages which they trust they infay'witii reason anti modes ty promfse to its pur,Masers. ,• • • ist. It %yid eichibit a - compendium of human knowledge,, the enure luminous hecanse Lleared of all extralieoik rather practical than speculative and in which particular at tention will Ix paid to , the most usetul branches: • ti 2(1, It will be of a conventelit and comparatively portable size, calculated to lie on the table of every s t u d ious perso n , 'as a book of constant reference-' Sit. 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By Order of the Bkard, - R. CR Elk; •Stentary. Dr. PE R - iliCT:.s ANNAI,SOI INSANII f ' This I)A r y, A Getlf lIIIC f,ttrtit, of r .rtlE AN - NALS •of INSANITY,. , Octavo, A. comprising a copious Sek:ciioo 0; the Jitost cuinAts and interesting Cases in with . the Moue at 'llltdiyil and lVivrai Treatanrat adopted tn. each" Case. . • By - WILLIAM PERFECT, M.D. And Alcipser of the Loattim i\le,i.cal Society. Sold by Crosoy and Co. Stutione-ts'-court ; and Callow, Crown -court, Priince's•street,.Soliv. • As this Pbblicatiop contains no vain Boasting. no idle Spe culations, nor d:lusive Empiricism, but a pi in% and ick, it may b: justly• presumed th.it the quick silt tined former Editions is s'/Lti.;leitt pniot . to c,1 4 1,4, 6 11 its cliataCtzr on the ground, of soul!: • This Day were publisked, • • • In Two Volumes, Ozt.trio, price ts. in boards, ECOLLECTIONS of PA IS in the Years 18,2, 3, 4, and 5. 13y 1.• PINKERTON. Printed for Longman, I luist, Rees, and Orme, l'arertinster tow ; and Cadell ant Davies, Strand. • 0; odium way t),: bad', by the sarne Ant Modern . Geo - graphy r A , Description or' the lipwires, Kingdottisi States, and :Colonies, it it the Oceans, Seas; And in all Partsirt the %%lurid, including the most recent 1)1s-, covet:les:and Political AlterAtivriS,' ANesteti on a new Plan. AlWvi Ealitichr, revised by the Author, price t zs..iti bo'ards.; This Day were,piiblishzd, •• In Thrce•Voluines,ilyn. price, tT. " - tf), in boards, • MOTES on the \VEST INDIES, ,wriutett during 1. V t:ie xpfilition under till Cuin:na!lit ort 1k hit e. ral Sir ltal ph luercroiniy.; including o.bservition, o'n the Island of kirbad ies, and the 'Scat lemcnts cairn:red by the British Troops-upon the, Coast of c; ui,oia ; likewise ReinJri:s relating to the Creoles and Slaves of I t h. Wesi-crn Colurnes,. and .the Indians. of South A nerica; withoct:as:oriat! Hints regarding the Seitsoningor Yellow Fever of riot Climate's: • By Gii.Oi<C.E PIIVCARD, ivi. D. • Ot the Royal College of . PhyNiciacs, f lep .ty -I iispeaor..Ge_ coral of Hospitals to His Alajeiity's Forces, and Physician 'to the Bloomsbury Diiverisatory. P- tinted fur Longtnan, 'Hurst, tees, and Orir.e, Pater. nosier, row, Though the Author' has giveh to his Observations the modest title.of ' No(es,' they are certainly, deseiviAt a higher titer.+et r. There 'appears Ilirougliotit an afticut desire for information, considerable industry io collecting it, and much faculty and perspicuity in commutticating tlieresult-of his in quiries, The style is easy and simple, and the L'Cttersareliigli. ly dzservitn; peTtisal.• This Work will be found.generally teresthig, as it gives a goua view of the state of the West India Settlements; hut it will he !Onto, inure . pa.rricularly worthy of the attelition of thoSe who wish to ail;( to tittir in wito respect to Slavery, and West _lndia Diseases." Literary journal;.May iso6. This Day was published, Beautifully printed by Blamer, enibvilist4 with Sixty En- Anixings, in wo-large,Voltnnes• Ito al ?,izato, prite.Eight Guineas in beards, and a tew . Copies ilußenal with Pro9f Flaw., price Eleven Guineas in hoards, • THE PROGRESS of ARCHBISHOP BALD WIN througn'WALES, on the. SERVICE, of the Htfl.Y CkOSS, A. D: 1483 aftri the 1? ESC R t) TI ON of W A tjF,s, written in Latin,' by G IRA 1.1) Js BA It R , translated moo English, and illustrated with 11,,p5 ; Views, and Annotations. • ". .oßy Sir RICHARD courn()A,RE, Volt:line the first contains a copious lite (it Urraldus, and an Introduction to the History of Wales, in which the Inva sions of Britain by Julius Czesal; l iautus lau hits, and ()f -lorins, are accurately described be Maps; as ‘vell,..s`t he Pro._ Kress ut the. Korean; Legit Wales, until. the pi..taoil of its final Subjugation by ikAii,ula ; together with a itci4l4l.l ac_ count of the several Ruiriiiii.koids : atict Stani , n; sr;(1 existing in the Principality. :11ns Volutne concludes aiththe rirst Book of the Itinerary, and contains .. l4,.Views ,C a4 n es , Abbeys, &c., engraved .by the I ite Mr. llu rne,.in his .:beisti manner, tour siniill Maps, and 14 Plaies'by • • .Volume the Second coidains the Secon_l nook of the I tirie rary, and the Description of Wales, in -two Books; by (...1- raidits;• a Siipplement, in which the places omitted by him are et, serita i.t ; railtn Essay on British Architecture; in which its prokressive I Itstory is - traced -in so easy ,and perspicuous a that, by the assistance-of the" annexed l'l4tes ) . the .knOwledgeot its I . , rinciples and forMation may acgidrcd with certainty, arid without A 'List of t'uolica-- .-tions, relating to Wales, is added to this Voluble, v( 111_1i •eontains-17 Views or Castl:z, Abbeys, at... by Mr. Byri.i c; unediaige Map, anti io Plar;s, by Basire Publistied by . William' Nlilier,„ A it - eirtarlti....strcet. 'Also printed in two siz s, unitormly with the wove, the original I.atin• large Paper, priZe Thice. Guinea's ; shall'. Paper, Two (Allier.. in boards, F;.t e., 4.11( t LPRICrt SI Y PENCE 1111,:iERT4I. PAR HOUSE OF PL;ERS. TUESDAY, JUNE• Ij. Strangers were for some time excluded during discussion in the Committee of I'6l - lieges. After toe doors were opened, the lionse proc'eed:- ed further in,tlje Appeal " Graham v. the Countess Dowager of Glencairn," during whir::l Lord ELLEN BOROVOU sat for the Lord, Coaneepo:. The, .Ll 4 Advocate of Scodand was- again, in part, heird i r the Respondont. Farther heating 011 :Vionday nev, The LORD Q.nANcuLt,oß hating taken the tI-J6 Mr. G. FARE, Mr. JoDnRELL, Sir WILL/A.l+i CURTis, Mr. A.LEXANDPR, and several other Mem' bers of the House of Commons, brought up st.me Private Mils; which were read a first time. A Pet:Ain from Greenwich Hospital presented se veral Pipets in purstiaoce of an tirderot the House;; which were order 4 to lie on th Table and to be printed - The Irish Malt Duty Bill, Sand the Dublin - Paving Bill, passed through Committees, and we:e ported: rt*:_t i p ,• t , THE AIUIY. Lord GRENVILLE moved the third reading of the Mutiny-BR Lord 111.411'KESBURY said, after the full di.-- cussion the Bill bad Undergone, he would not derin their Lordships. by going over the -same grounds again. His objet now was to: Move an Amend ment, which. was calculated, in his,opinioti, to ren der the measure before' the House less objettionable. Many of the arguments urged by Noble Lords against the Bill still : remained thianswerede and foi - thed in his mind Very strong objections to the measure. tie was still of opinion, that if a choice wAs':allowed to persons enlisting to enlist either for life or for seven years, 'that ninety-nine out of a'hundred ss ould pre fer the former. The only flit- way of trying the measure in this way would be to allow perso 4 4 t o enlist in either. way, giving sixteen bounty tier 'enlistment forlife, and twel'.. - eguitie:As for seven years. As it was, however; deckled-by the House, that enlist ing fora limited period should become 2 g,e.,eral sure, it oiAly remained t to propose wiyit he con ceived would be a - beneficial alteration of that period. He was of opinion that enlistiitganen for rime short 'term of seven years 'would produLe little benefit to the Army, whilst at the , same time it.wonld nut be any real advantage - to the men enlisted. Ile thought_ that twenty or twenty-one yeari_would be a period much more' likely to prove advantageous. Let 'a man serve for that period, and then, if be survived the contingencies of the service, be entitled to a pen slon for the remainder of his,lite. The Army w,,uld, by this means, always have aeertain miikber ur ex perienced SoKiiers 3 the value or whom were well known to all Military Officers. On the other hand, it was. to be feared that if men were eplisted . tor only seven years, they would -become. restless and unneady, and the Army not derive muchtnenent from Soldiers of that description. The present Bill rendered the period of miliwry service shorter in this Country than-it was in any other state in Europe, without, -as he conceived, prtatuising any adequate advantage.' On the contrary, •great inconvenience must necessarily ari,,e from .such a system in draft ing Regime -tits, and with respect to our Colonial service. His 'Lordship, after recapitulating some of the former arguments against the Bill; concluded by moving to insert in the oath the period of twenty years, instead of seven. • - . The Earl of LJUDERDLE expressed his asto --nishment that such a Motion should come from thy,. oi . ,ler side of time House. On a former evening No- Le Lords on the, other side had arraigned his Majes ty's Ministers for trenching, as , they alledged, on the King's'Prefogative, by the enaament ref tine to limited service contained in this Bill, and, now they theßSelves come forward to, propose another limited . period Of service, which was as much an invasion of the King's Prerogative, according to their owtrargu-, Meats, as :the proposition made by his Majesty's ..Mitilsters. lie thought it wholly Unnecessary to argue as to the superior inducement which,thef-e must be to everyman' to enlist tbr seven years rather than for life, as such a disposition .was clearly de, ducible from the slightest experience of. human na ture: The same di - o*m was equally applicable to an enlistment for seven,' instead of twenty years. If Noble Lords on the other side were told that t4ey must remain.in a state of sorrowing and suffering, it bad been termed the other night, for twenty years instead of seven, they would. doubtless de claim loudly againt it, and endeavour,eren to make - the period of seven years. still shorter. The oppo sition made to this measure appeared, to him very singular, as the _prinCiPle of enlisting 'for a limited period had' been applied' by Noble Lords on t!ie other side; before they' quitted *office, to time Ma rines, and it was from' the - success\ of this Kery measure " that a vtffy Couvlochmg s'argnment w.is tl be deduced in favour of the general itpplication of the'ptinclple to''the whale Ariny. - , His tordsbip stated an order made on 'the 3d of February, ' direCting tnen . to be ilillifed for the Marines fbr a ,Jithited period -during the war, and read extracts of Letters froth General Campbell, to prove the success Of the measure in obtaining reeruils, but dick nut state the numbers enlisted : '.As to the obje6ti on takenby the Noble Lord, with - respect to drafting; it was well known 'that When a Reginient was or, dered to a diStant clitne, or oa foreigo,service, that -; there Were alwaySiadiVna.ls bel )ii 4 ing to that R e : . gitnent, who, from 'age of other. Causes, were inc a pable 'of encountering . the lati.;ne of. avoyage,,or the heat of the climtlte to wall h he 'Reinbebt was tined, and who were, the.e oie; drafted into other ' if this me.isure...N . vas carried into etieCt, he •did not believe that thei.e would beat a - miy Li me more men to draft on account of their terms of ser vice _being near expiring, then 'there *etre Low for r`rJ