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From the LONDON. GAZETTE, Nov. 29, dzaintirlain's Office, Nov. 29: igo-6. Orders for the Court's going into'Mouruing, cn NYedtles4W.,next, Abe 3d of December, for his kiie ILIoA-.Serene. Highness the Duke ,of Brunswick, - viz. - . , „. • The.. Ladies to wear black silk, plain muslin, or long lawn, cape or love : - hoods, black silk shoes,' black grazed gloves, and black paper fans. '. , • • • tia4 grey, unwatered tables.? . •Ti• .GentlettLii to wear Wad: cloth cony.;, without buttons on the sleeves or p,,ckets,; pL,in muslin or long lauln cravats , and Wiip.:(4 EilaCk and buckles. • Unch - eJs A rey trucks. • „ • The Court - to changethe Mounting on Wedpesday the .3 ist of The Ladies to N.4.i..„%ar black ~41114,4 - , fringed or plain linen, whit, gloves, necklaces, and,ear.rings,. black pr white shoes, tams aril tippet. Uudb hite or grey lutestrings, tabbies, or -damaAs• Thel.;,..ntlestien . to...wear Wick tull- trimmed, plain linen, black swords and buckles; ti.idreSs—Grey frocks. The Court to cit tnge ..the Miturning• fnither on Wednesday the 7th of Jan. 1807. ; • The Ladies to wear black silk or velvet-c6loirred ribbons-, fans, Ind tippets ; 'or plain tiate, oK Vilite and gold, or white and silver stars, with black ribbons., • • .. The GentWinen - to wear black coats, and black or, plain white, or white and gold. or White and silver stuff waist.' coats, till trimmed; ColOitred• swords and buckles. Acid on Wedife . sday• the • L4th of Jati. the Cotirt to go oitt.of Mourning. • , . . • Orinance-Office, Noii. z 6, iSo6. . .' (.'9rp, of Itgal Engineer'. i Centlemati Cadet William It Ty'Wed to'be Second Lieute: limit,- vice Nl`Culloclf, :promoted. Dated NoVerrtbgr to, 1806. Ca fu of Royal Artißev Drhiers. . Thomas Peall, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Dated Nov. 1, 18...6. - ' . . . . Commis,ioits in the Firit Regiment of Glasgow Volunteers, Lo'd Lieutenant:- • • Lieut.-Colonel Bogle to be Lieutenant-Colonel-. Commandant, vice Craig,ie, robigned: Dated October 3, rS.6. Major David Connell to be .Lieutenant-Colonel,. promined. Dated ()drib& '4; 1866: - * - Citpraiii Robert Austin to be :Major,. vice; Oottnell, Dated October 3, ISA.. Captain. Robert M' Nair to be ditty, vice Gordon, resigned. Dated Od. 4, iBo6. To i i Captains -Lieut. A. 11.1 4 Pliersoni , vice Austin, pro :mai:4. Dated 063 - . 3, iSO6. Lieut. Douglas, vice Mac. wir, promoted. • Dated Oct. 4,. 1806. Lieut. U. Alston, vice A Istoit, resigned. Dat&l Oct. 6, 1806. Lieutenant Archibald Hamilton, vice ill•Ladhlan, resigned.'" Dated Od. 7. tBc6. Lieut.-,M. Taylor; vice Corbett, resigned. Dated oa. 2, tBO6. - To be Lieutenants —Ensign G. Limon, vice Hamilton, de- • ceased. Dated oa: 3, 1506.• Ensign .A. 411, i'llabiin; vice pronfoted.. Dated 0d...4, .Ensign W,. Urquhart, vice. Douglas, promoted, Dated .Oct. 64,1806. Eqsign . Frazer, vice . AIStOn, .promoted. Datedoa, .7; 18c6., 'Ensign • ill. Hunter, vice Hamilton, p'enriioted. Dated October 8, .12c.6: Ensign R. Lowrie, vice Taylor, promoted. Dated 0et,.9, tBO6. . Contmisskns Signed by •tite Vice- Lieutenant of the Stafford. ..•- • . . St•fordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. •• Wm. Tennant,.Gent. :to he ,Lieutenant, vice Waddams, re. sisned. Dated . Sept. 3,:1806. . " • .I,itcl.?field t(oluntier Infantv. - • ~. Thomas W hite, Lsq. tp. be Major. Dated g . ‘ t 206 :. /skwoz,vilf-un,iier-Iyqe Volunteer Infanky. john - Fenton, E'sci. - to, be Captain. Dated t 7, 1866; Etilsign John Searlet. to be - Lieutenant, Dated as above. Ensign ! Edward E,'Cleavins to-be ditto.. I)ated July -3 t, lEo6..Ensign John Ecellis to be ditto. Dated as above. lOscpit Sti;pe;T3ent. to be Ensign: ,Dated July 17, titc6. . a,;.1 Penkhull reolienteer: Infantry. ' - Ensign lOhn Haneock to be Lieutenant... - Dated December 1,p5 Ensign 1. , BerrYjo.be ditto. Dated as above. Mode, Gent. to be • Ensign and A.ssistant-Surgeon. Dated as above. i • , Slone and Sandvn • unteer s i:fantg. Idaon . ; Gent: . .Ensign: Dated Augtist •15, Commission: signed by thel,crellieittenant sf I4auts. Ringuva l'atunteer !dant, y. 'Charles Hyde, Cent. to-be,-Ensign, vice liurant, promoted. Dated N0v.,,z5 18c6. R. Garrett, Gent. to be ditto, vice 'WesteOft, fesiy,ned. David es above. Contmissicm.tik , red by the Lord Lieutenant of the Couniy of Car . narvon. `4yed Consig,o 1 , 70/to:tett In family. Samuel Read - ; jtin. to 'be- rEnsign, vied Roberts, -resigued.* Dated Sept. t . • Coninis.d3ns signed .by the Yiee- tieutenet of the County of 15tuntries: - • Nithrjale Rada 141zinteer Infantry. - Samuel Denholni Young, Esq'. late Captain in the 2 la Re giment,lo be Major, vice Ewartiprontoted. Dated March t0,t36.. , Commissions sign • - d by the 1, ,, rd Lieettenani of tie County or ire Reglatent of .11ilitia. Major lames FergUsson'tube L.ctitcnant-Colonel, vice Sir H. llalcvtiltile *Hamilton, resigned. Dated •Noyetriber - 9, • tgo6,. C aptuin.Sir .David'Huttter.:lllair -to be -Major, vice • James Fergusson, promoted. • Dated as alcove. tst gegtment Ayr 3 hire-I(aunta'r fnjantry. • , F. Hathont to be- vice A. Dunn, _removed to the Dated N0.v..16,•• an& lohn Wetcath,. "Cent:. to be Lieuteviant;. vice•llathoin, pvuniottid.. -Dated . as above. Kirkwood, Cent. to bg Ensign, ,vice Clay, resigned. Dated. as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. g lia Arcangeloz, of . Crisphi 7 smet, Auldlesex, Merchant. BANKRUPTS. Oen - wilt Clcfnents, arOagenham; Essex, potatoi-merchant, to s- , irrender Dec. 6, t 3, and lan. to, at , twelve, at Guild. hall, Lund in., Attorney,- Mr. Harding;,-Primrose-street, Bishops4atc . -street. ThZ)inas Edwards-, Duck's-firt.lane, tipper Thames-street, corton-rnanufaaefer, Dec. 6,2.3 fut at ten, at Guildhall. AttOilley, Mr. Edwards, Castle--street, Hnioorn. Thoutzs (olm Hopkins, rtsexiccmimatiOr.elvet, DeL 6, t 3, and an.' IQ, at one, •at Guildhall, LoLdon. Attorney, Mr. Matfin, V intners':Lall, Upper , Tliarnes- e-et , . Thaniais Enort Great l'rinkty-latte4l ondon,leather seller, Dec 2, 9, and. tan. le, at ten, at : Uttildhall. A trot:- nit s, Nle,,,rs. Bolton, -Lane, and Lane, Latirena:VOuit: .•• . • CharlA Williams 'the . elder; Turnham.Grze% butcher, Dec.. 2, at ten, t 6, and kit. to, at twel ve t atc,itlld- Ihtili 'ATiornies, Messrs. Kibblettlatre tovqland,. Cra'::'lnn-place. • - Wi110p....-Man.y, Strand, Middlesex,..oil and colotirrnatio -1e;. 6, t 3, and lan. to, . nv. at Gnildhall.. Attorney,.„ Mr. t-pike, Trivtple.' •, • " • -Nlencclin aati A,ack,. C-he#l).sidtr, 'London, per- Jutiters and co-partheis, pee. !, 13, and•lan, at G . Attorney; Mr. Clark,. Sadler's'- Hal . Cheat side.. L u k e Severn, Coleman-street, London; trunk.rnaker _ Crn , Dee. at ten, i 6, itwt to,_ at twelve .; at Guildhall. At. tor n ev, Mr. l'opkin,- Dean. syeet, S oho. Charle.CartivrOit,Ctitnyton-sli-eet, Westininster, leather seller, Dec. t, at-eleven,J;; ar.:llcin. Jo, at ten, at Guild. balk_ -Attorney, Mr. Heath, beroiondsey-square. Charles Mlles, liettnonds.e)-street, St , tithwark, Surreyjell.: ,Jnonger, 1)ee..,6, 2a, and lan.' to, at ..-.even, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes ai:4l K t v)wl.:!;, New Inn. David -Kees, Swansea, Glantorl.tl,sli:ft.,(l'..iiler,, Dec. .17., x 3,, arcs 1,111,.10, at ele.yen, „At the Wi,ite Hart Inn, Bristol. Attuillics,,Me;sfs. iilandlOrtl. and N‘veec; Inner TenilYky Loudon ; or Mr. E. Stephens, Bristol. _ . LONDON : P:inted by RICHARD Et A . RR is, of No. 4, illtrtlett-couit, Bow-street; published WILLIAM A ruAIGF i t sex ; pps;of Sc;utth.ll(,!tOn.stree.t, Grosvenor-square; At the 4vN-OrrioE, No. tie, btrand - where. ..I(lverliseinents, Ord ors for the Paper, Letiers fui the Etlitar i Scc. (pos(-paid), must tao atldwssed. :? DII'IDEND.C. Der. 27. Joseph Teesdale tile j ounger; Bot hcol.n6h - re, - merchakt, at eleven, at-Guildhall, Lotitioile , • Dec. 23. .Richard.Plunier Gmti:irotli, urt..ey monger, at twelve, at Gutiunait, London --;. - Dee. 20. Will I , iam icholsoh; etirittnii tanner, at eleven, at the New , Elephant and - Castle -Inn, Toliteilatt, Yorkshire. _ , • Dec. 27. Witl s iarp Green, Mandiester, coilon:.hien'Thant, at eleven, at the BringeWater 4rms, Athinalcster. Dec. zo. 'Charles Walsliam sod 'Humphrey, folui Payne,. Cheapside,. London, Imen-drApe: . -,$ colmmiefs, twelve, at Guildhall. • -Dec. 39. lames Grad' and. Patrick' beitipseY - froley, Tower ko)at, ,Lolldol4 Iller4.:ll.tiltS and, co-pal-titers, at' ten, at -. Gututpall. • Dec. 30. ,William Blunt, Hartwell, Northariiptonshire„, tar- Met,: it ten, at the White Horse Inn, I'o',VelAier. .• . Dee. i 6. lames Smithurst, Oldnani, Lancashire, innkeeper, at Eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, ,Nl.oicliester. Dee. 27. Kobert Carter, Witti,in, Essex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • Dec. 27. William Cadwelt, Maidstone, Kent, upholsterer, at ten, at Gutluhalt, London. Dec. 20. Robert Sanderson, Palsgravc-place, Middlesex, at ten, at Uuihdhall. Dec. 26. John Arden and joint 'Barker Arden, Beverley, Yorkshire, wine-merchants and co-partners, at tel at Guddnall, London. tali. 3. Witham W ryght, Fenchurch . istieJ, London, wine and brandy-merchant, 4t,eleNen t . at Guttttitali. cIAT ArE4.;: bec. 20. fames reiaiitrd,.Brook-G reel), tiammersinith, Mid, ttlesex, dealer,. SiOgreaveS, Preston, Lancashire cotton-mantilae. • • turer. %Valium Sherman, Pentun.street, Pentonville, Middlesex, ladies' shoemaker. Edward Nl' Cabe, Broad-street, 111pomsbury, Middlesex, hat maker. Francis Beesley and Thornes- Owen, Rood-lane, - London, - wine and twandy-inirrcilinits and eo. parch,. rs. lames ;vloure, Walworth -Surf4„ titerc haw, Williamhint, Flartwell, Nom niptonsturc, farmer. . . PARTNERSHIPS sOLPED. John Field art Capel Wall, Gracec,Veh-street, seedsmcn. - Harry flan *id Thomas M.;.4estcr-squat;;, con . fectioners. e:, Thomas Lloyd and James Davies, Basinghallth*S„ alr..and porter-merchants. Thomas Bird and Edmund Phillips Stock, Herefortl ati;7l ( - , Isaac Penn and Thomas Knight, Chiswel I-street, oilmen. William Rutter and William Rigby, Kingston-upon-Hull, saw-makers. Thomas Baker and William Onions, Manchester, dealers in bottled porter. Roger Hesketh, Fleetwood Williams, and Pewelyn Lloyd, Liverpool, wine.mirchants. • ' , Lewis Lavenuj and Charles Mitchell, New Bond-street, • music-sellers. FOREIGN :NEIV:S. MAotßuicGii, CAPITULATION :SETTLED YESTERDAY• FOR •THZS , f.'OI?.. TRESS, BETWEEN THE, MARSHAL . OF THE,EMBIRE •NEY, AND THE GOVERNOR-GRNBRAL VON ii.LEnT' ; Ali'''. I. 'The' city, q4tadel; and -.fortifications - of Alagdeburgh shall be given up to the troops of ; the Sixth CorpS of the Gralid Army,.vith all•the ar ..tillery,:amittnition, magazines, and stores of 'every kind; with severY-deScriptioti of :Government pro perty, without the smallest. reservation, and in the . exact state in` which they are at the tine of. thiS Capittilatiah'. IL The gate called UlrichS Thor, and the wbfks. outside of the same, shall' be e - Ocuited for the Vrenelt ' Army, so that they shall take pOsiessiOn.' Of theta : on the foth 'of' November; at two - o'clock in the afternoon. . 7: III: The. garrison shall rrirtreh: out thvongh the said Ullrich.s gate, on the ttill.ofNovem.ber, in the morning.at eleven; with drums beating, colours fly ,- ing, and four field pieces = shall lay down their,anns, and the - cavairy,defiver up till it ants zind:lors6s,..at the place 'that shall. he appointed, at cannonshat; froin the fortress.. IV. After laying down *their' arms, the'iarripi shall be considered prisoners - , of war, the _men shall. be sett to Fratee, - and'the Ofict.rs remain prisoners on their parole of liptous not to serveagiiinst Majesty "the Einperor of France and .Kin .of Italy nor '.against his Atlies,.-iantil,:regularly e. , fehanged; they , shall. be free to go wherever they:tliiiili pro- . per; thwe only who have finnilies in TN - 144etlurgh-, or who are .there settled and ni',irried t •slialrliave It berty to remain in the city. F. . V. The..,Officerp., shall keep, their svvOds, • diao - e and hoises thosoldiers - tlieir - linipsAcks and valises. - : •- V.I. The Cadets,`EnSio : n. Cadets 'B's oral ,girded Ensigns, and the Serjeant-.\lttjors of the iiitantry and cavalry, shall he considered as Officers, and treated t on the fike footing. . . VII. The Quarter-masters Of. regimktitS, Vayr masters, Chaplains, and Siirgeons,•shali tot be seon: 7 ' sidered,prisoners ofwar.„t. . VIII. The two incomptete companies of invalids in' the fortress..who are. unfit fur service, shall lay down their ants, and be sent to their own ' sons, one to Peale, near,,Hildesheim, - the other to Akin, where they, shall receive their accustomed pay and support at the country's_expenee. . IX. After the evacuation, the. Officers shall re-. turn to- the city to _receive their passport l, and pro ceed according to their destinatiot.. The counter parts, in whieritheysliall depoie their words of honour not to - serve.until,exchanged, shall be - given it of Course previously. ' X. The soldiers whO are - married'in ittig-deburgli, Or within the extent of its inifitary inspection,"-shall remain with their families, upon the Condition of not serving until exchanged, and that ofliot w7iaring any' military uniform.. . _XI. The - sick and wounded 'Officers'atid'Soldiers shall renrdin in l‘lagdeburgh until :Their recovery. They shall, be - rn - aittained at the expellee' of - the. city. - suteient pumber of Vrussithi. Sitcoms sh4llremain in' - 01"6 . - place' to take prop - 6'r care of them.. i The Surgeons shall be treated dtiring.:their_ . . stay n the city upon the same footing as' the =French Skn-g9ns. • •• - Xli.' The persons 'AnctWdperty of the inhabi - tints; • the G6d, 111 . 1 - C 0 li'Stlttii iOni of 'the church, shall tie taken undtir the . Pl'6'i'c:Ction of the LivVS,'and . ' of the Sy,,teni; of Freall'ijust4;e: lii case persons city shquld it wipi their,property, or after prdionsly selling it, they shall receive the necessary pa4gios , ,iiia. pro:- teation - so 16 •do. XIII. 'flier,: Slyalne nothing changed in the pre set( administration ;aid conSiiiotion orthc conntly. The AnthOtities . whoin this con6cri.l4'44lll &Teinue. the exerdse'Ortheir fultaiOns, and reeelve : - .4,:thA eftea the protearmi 0r,a16 ..,\r4iy, -4 " V. On both sides Coititissanes, shall be natri:ecl ,to take - the itiv4tlnries atitl'Sukrifitenifilfe leltvety of lie deptAits of retid-;, • • , - art amtnitnitibn,: and ••piilitary prol!lsi9ns and stores, and of 'every thing appertaining - to, povetti= mem, be it 3,4, here it may, and of whateVet l; ind iu the:ettvo , .• • . : •-, ~.,• ; he - .-Staffnnd Field-Officers,._ as • alSn the • Cadets, Gentlemen Ensign' Cadets, Sword-girded. Standard-bearers; Serjealit-Majors - of Cavalry and Infantry ; and QuarterMastersN,' Who - shall, after the preSent.Capitulation, - desire' to go into 'any of the Prussian Provinces occupied by the French - troops,:: at present; or which may by theth . be occupied, - '. shall be sent forward at . the.ekpence of the Provinces, and receive their pay .and Subsistence from the Ma gistrates, according to the rate Ofthe Peace Establish ment. This pay and subsistence them_ on the Ist, of every mouth. XVI. His Excellency, the Governor cif IThigde burgh shall he free • whenever it shall'.seem good to, lia - n to dispatch an Officer to the Prince of bis country, to communicate to him intelligence Of - vibe; present Capitulation; andithis Officer shall receive: the necessary passports. . •"I.VIT. All the Arti - Cles •of this Capitulation' which may appear to--have -a doubtful melting, shall be interpreted Co the advantage of the cla7-- ' risen. _ _ XVIII. And last. Three hostages .on each side, Of the rank that shall be determined upod, shall be exchanged as a guarantee for the due fulfilment of this Capitulation._ These hostages shall, to-morrow, the 9th of ' November, be chosen, and'on'both sides be reciprocally gii'thr up do the taking possession' of the fortress. , s s Of like tenor in duplicate copies, drawn up !hie Bth da) of the month of Nov.' 1806. ' DUTAILLIS ) N r ON RENOUARD. General; and Ch ief of the Staff' Alaj. General. of the 'th Cortjs. '- , . J.,.. _.,..,...L1GL1t Br.Ls.trt, . , . ''''' COldfinSolli .. rrAndant • , '' IItGNAHD, - \ ' `• ' e t ••• Captain and Aid-de-Camp. . A supplementary: document, in, eight articles; tertnines some secondary. points. The musicians and servants .of,the army- are not to, nurtiberect among the Prisoners of Wu. Colonel D'U Taos : srm, the Prussian Commandant of Magdeburgh, tains his Official .dwelling, and is free from military , quarters, &c. se long as. the Freud)" arid Allied, TroopS have possession of the city, The Prussian. Officers who, in conformity to the Capitulation, are entiried to reside at Magdeburgh, shall receiVe their pay, &c. as upon • the war establishment ; and. 1.y.!. free from, quarters and Other military - obligations sd long as the French and their Allies 4:email), MAIN, Nov. B.—On theintelligencelarriving Stutgard, of the surrender of Prince HOIIEnOIIE'S. army, the cannon were fired, and a - Te appointed to .be sung the, 27tli,instant, by. ordtt of his Majesty the King of Wirtemburo.... F STOCKS glifP NVPS. CitKVESENi; NOV. 23. Passed by—the Maria, tV&lter, frorn Lisbon ; frnny, john. sots, from:St. Andero' ; Sun, Hatton, from Nl.olaga ; Fenwick, from Memel ; and Sady. Nickoldson i ftQl/1 Guernsey. .• Sailed—the Sir Edmund,,Hatnitton, and Alfred the Great,. Christk• fOr lamaka ; Mars, Mitchell, tor Dominica ; He lena, Taylor, fur Nevis ;"11bvidence, Troutman, for Co •penintgen ; Nirow Jenna, Klasson v Alexander, Bohlmattrand V reinthcliap, Spanderrnaii, for Bremen. . • - • -- iukria,- : • ~ . On Wednesday morning list, - at Teignmouth, the I.4dy of Captaidk.isher, of the North Devon Regiment, of aSon. On the loth ult. at Tiverton, the Lad} of Captain_ E. Ge' Raleigh, of - the 1 ith 124itent of Infantry, of a llatmhter. :- MARRIED. " On ThursdAy last, at Elland, in Yorkshire,_ Mr. johii Ward. of liasiughall-street, - Landon, to Miss Lainbert, of - Ellanct-Elall, neat Halifax. . • Thesanie thy, at Minster, in Shenk, Mr. Richard enb•-• be ' nts Chemist, arid'. tYrugOist, of Chatham,- to Miss' Rice v only daughter of the liitejohn Rice, Esq. formerly of Danly( in the - above Patish. On Saturtla, at St. Miry-le-bone, Henry Hawley, Esq. .glelest son of Sirlierify Hawley, Bart. of Leybourne Grange, Kent, to Catherine Elilabeth Shaw, eldest daughter of Sir folin .S haw, Bart. of Kenward, in the same County: • ' DIED. OW-Monday 'die • 24711 ult.': at Mitcham, in Surrey, MO: Gould, wife of Mr. `lames Gould,_ Calico-printer... On-Wednesday last, vire Rev. Thomas Wakefield, M. A. Minister of . .. Richmond, Suriey. On Friday last, in the second Year of his age, Charles, the' ,nth soh of Dr. Iltbinktn, olDoitors' Coalitions. . The .sanie day,. at, flgt IroAtre in the Parish of St. Paul's, Deptford, Mrs. Mary Puckey, relict of the late me. John Puckey, Master , Sinpwright's Assistant of' His M a jesty's .Yard, at Deptford. PR /E'B 0 RIMY. • rn ank stock, India Stock, Ilk 179 i . . Navy i per , Cent 951- 95 I iidia •Brin'tis, i per Cent. 1797, ! .- Exchequer Bills, 3s. pr. psi Irish 5 per Cent. Omnium, z i I -par 4 per .Cent. 7-i..i .. . ~ 3 per Cent. Deterred, 3 per-Ct. Reti.fra. 59V-59.51i - .. Imperial. 3 Per Cent. ' . 3 : _per Ct. Con fiz k 59 io 59 .1)1m Atio. , 7i 15-'l6ths Bank 1.. Ann. 17 16 15 . -16ths Cun. , for Opening, 61 i foie Pitto-Shott Ann 4 saTe 111GII WATER AT LONMON BRTbCE TO-MOR- ItOW. ' Mormag, iS min. after 7. I Afternoon, 46,min. after. 7. 7_* ,f. ELM TI.MBER.. TO BE SOU BY -AUCTION, By __ , - • • • By Mr. 'CHRISTI E - , •- - - . ~.iit.liis Great Room, in Pall ,NI al I, on l'ilekday - , Peceuribergii .. ., „ at One o'Clo,.k, . . . ... : - A BOttl' IFIFI T Y bOADS - of ELM Timstn of, ... lA . large_Dintensions and superior 'Quillity. prinkip'ill v in * ~ 'longit. .t atAld Pieces; lallen . inknuary and-Febrtsary:la:st;asuk. '-• notvijing for Insp .- .!etion at Curriets Wharf,. Vauxhall. .•,. ,' CatacUgttes unity be livid at Garrawa)'s,-Cariihill..; and. of. 17 , Mr.-Chils.o,e,.p . aii-Arall, - " . :' ' - - . •- ~ CAPITAL:And SikA C 4 OV-S and WARE's• HOUSES, 3§, f MINCING-L,ANF.,. ' • '7O BE SaLll BY AUCTION. --. . Tbe - Archduke CHA R LES bas.'deferrea . for:on. ny- I: - '-', 13y,1),1r.'01 - 111ISTIT, limited time his jourtiey into gaiternia. '.".• . : ' -.-- ' 1 ; r: •1 - IA • • ' (Th e 4 ;rtti l, - : : - ' On the .2re,,,,55, on . riwy, ...,,,..c. 12, at a ..-.,,....,0! • The Empress . JOSEPHINE is still at INlentz, and , Order of t h ,lie .„ frUstei.s - ...0f-_Nlosrs,, argctif, Chaulbers„::, exhibits very little parade.' • ' ' • ; . , and Cd.):'; • ' .11 .- :' .. .- .' - • -, •• OCT,' „ , Court .''. - • .14E-.V.aitiabiti.-: TEIVVI f)f ..about • F.9I: 7 II.TgEN -ST. PETER stimtG}l, t.JCT,'.B .—Dy tne , L tJa , . :‘ ,.. - I y E,3,lt..S.Unexpircd,:tt a.very-moderate Kent, in anpital:: zette published yesterday, tfiel4,,,Veror Af„*l.x,%..pjf,is, i . and very spay.iottSD.wdlitiF, No. 3 g, Minch - ix-lane, with rangc 1. by an Ukase of the l'•801 of epternber (old . kty i el 7 . , ! .. (if. Wayeho\tes, •and -I',.•re• court yard, -inclosed by f 4 2.1. : bi 1 g.,„ • (old '.--- " - . gate!! ? and two new ly-erceleil suostaurial Dwellings in frout i r leas ordered four men out , of . every, rive' hundeed •t -in, Nil:icing-Line,. lett 611'to most respedable.Tebants at. io - 4 . , a • to , be levied as recruits all over the-littpire ; which, i per annutn,foc.;he whole.TeJm. razing the populatioti . at ,30;000,000, ,will produce i - The principal ~ F i lins- cnthprises a s . Hall• and Stiiii-c2 n , I aml four excellentA v . /rink:ha : Oa the•Groun4 Floor six' 4rit ' "' .. , .2,70,001:1 men. This levy is to be terminated by the 1 tile seenini, be6ikles• Auks * numerous Offices,. extensive and- • Ist of January, 1807. His Regylar Army, is• near 1 valuable Cellar,s, a pcl.lrge ciigot:•Dlictimards, •and, is wt it -,..-. 600,000 bleu - strong, •witfitiut reckoning .the4tele ! snitekt,,for a Nlerchant 4! others' r•ettnrin . g, space .Imi-a central. - - iii I situation,: At the' saute tulle will- ne - .sold, by Audion, thz,. ;raised new regiments ' " ' ' . • • -1-Tousgitolci , l , unlit ore ifitii other liMcf-i'n ... . -- - Fl'iro Premises may be viewett, apcl puinted particulars may,: . be there had ; as also at the - oilice.of Messrs: Dennett awl Ci raaves, King's ArinSdyard c ' C!olernan-,street ;. at Carta- • way's, contliiit ; snit of Mr.,-,Christie, Pall Man. . . • ‘• Left6is Iran 'Vlenno, inst: state, tiyit Gener4l MACK has received - tiis•finni sentence: He is desiiided, anal= v--11r lit: onvq.eti.' in cltain, to a Rirtresi: is fo pass fhe remainder ut bus . •••••••'-'• • • 'Co THOMAS TAYLOR, Esti: • No..§,,New:Bridgv..Street, Lontam. , - • Honoured Sir, ' Edinburgh, March TS, tot , Extra& Of a Letter from Captain GREE.V, of -the 1 Ting fltiln , Erato Oporto, Nc,:' 7 6, ;Inv :nbw up at the:Keys.:: The damage' of out cargo wilh• from appearan6eS, 'he trifling. It is reported t . 13oteit and t Elizaeth eras taken; a and crried into'Carriinia; ^or 'Ouida, in Spain. Nothing but out; guns, - and the valbur of otit people, prevented ifs' sharing the saMethte; we-had much ado to beat oft row -boat, near Villa -de Conde,' and used all , our - powder.' Tb 6 Capt."l3aucE, is lost near Villa de Conde: Captain and and two people save A. Faftory Meeting will be held to-morrow, to petition' far, a Convey. Since I wrote the above, Captain CURRY, of the Robi , i-t and Elkateth, is arfivecLover land from Bayonne." ,r;•• • . e SIikKING MALlaNlTlT—lnstanced in a youthful mind. A few days_ since an Inquest was held at Sedgely, in Stafford hire, on the body of a girl 1.2 years old, Who, with a boy aliciut the same age, were at work in a nailor's shop, and, in consequence of a . quarrel, the boy, in hi 4 passion,stabbedthe girl with 4-red-het iron lie . hid in bis . ,hand,in :the breast, in consequeuce of which she, expired the next day.-- Vei - dici—Olfzil Murder. 04sEitfATIbli pasSing'the end of - Fleet Mar ket, from Holborn Mil, on. Niewitig the beginning of the .I\sivertiseni'ent . in large charat!'fe:rs On the two • 'corner hOUSes of Skinner-;;treCt, tinis written, " IV9 Grb . iind Retit;" at first sight: -it -puts us in mind of PAckwOdds MottU, (the 'Razor StrOji 'Maker)" you get a good Prize for little Money, .No Gram . - blina " When disorders of the most malignant ,nature have either from hereditary causes, the luxury or: dissipation,of the age, crept as it Were invoruntaril :into our &mile, - it is of - the, utmost important- e to those afflided- ~with. them to : know where tot meet , with a permanent and radical cure. This haNiutt long been .the ~b3 i ot of Dr: SOLONA.N, 9 I,GiIpag . House, near LiVerpool, he , - has of rk...ifOi s cOnsent.e4 , to make public. hies A4't -impetigioes,, a medicine founded oh a •Cheivical and . ; philoSophical. for thy' cure .of.: the &c. &c: and which he ha.s admini - stered.d.uring a long course of „private pracitibe 'with most complete and never-tailing . Succe" in the most obstinate casts. The pOwers of thi;.''inellieihe are of the most gent lc att ifyigorating • nature; ,gra.dually...cleansing the blookfrisnevery ; .impurity,. and. restoring, the par tient to ,his pristine health; -when every other has entircly ns 2 intiy . "l4l fully seen in the parn.-:', phlos deliVerea gratis ,by all the Venders.jp`'n - la: toidvos. ), h T BEG klave to . inform you, that .ever *ii4ce,the . yea' 5-790,. I havt been'atilieted with the tuesVene rea ; which, from its obstinately . resistiug every course of - Medicine presi.ribed by :the, most elfin - a:lit 'Ot • tire- . Facility nere, and undergoing several severe couro of's4livation, and twice dischirged from the Hospital, -with little-relief, , would ap pea rtobe of the • most inveterate nature. in the spring of last year my ohsorder had '4ot to such a head, as t ,nearly to put# period to my existence—l had a large tilcet on the crown of my head, one on ear..sh arms, and my legs were broke.:aut,in frightful manner ; my right was dread. fully painful, and had been in' a - stato of ulceration.. for the last seven years; nap left-had also two large nadeS on it; Was very much discoloured, and gave me such-exerutiat hag pain, particularly when warm to bed,'as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this . lamentabie state,, 4 was, recorna mended by Mr. J. Thompsoti,. (who received so 'great a cure by them - here), to take your Leake's Which I began to do On the 2 6th of May.,; in the course of a fortnighte 'began' to .reeeive tiZtnefit 7 .-in little mote • than • a month, the ulcers on my heid and arms were soundly 'lii•laled - -Lsoon alter, the sorts •on my, leo - n:Wed aim); leasing,. however, considerable discolouration tht skin, 'and pain in the bone of the lett, which,' by the Bles. sing of•God,••••and a -little longer perseverance in youritiva luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin iegaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains- -gradually. goingotr. 1 thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly - fee - from aii my former complaints— have recovered my former 'spirits and strength, and ain be come jolly and fat, in which state paving continued many months to the a.stoni!diment br all %vile. knew me, I arn as a - ttNoitiw hat tense .dxflresS;Ltrty. gratithde, but, tteg row - for the, good o r other sudiring mortals, to make this nay case as public. as posilsl6, a'S I shall on every occasionA in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, 'obedient, very humble servant, A LeX . . MURK:ER. Sl.yants Close, Pli t ;lkstreyt, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the abOy - e CM& : • olig":l7ircim i'sow „No. 3, •New- -Poultry Market; and lone M'lNrostt, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. 'I Prepared and. Sold by• Sole Proprietor, • 113 YL.012, !Member of . the itoval College of Sap. icons, at liis House:" N0.:9; - Ntw . 'llridg • e-stieet, London 3 where, , atict a constant„ residence of mare than thirty;six . years, in a ,ptadice particularly diteded to the cure ol Veneteol 'complaint; anOhose. incident - A - to the Partskl Generatin,. with that iiiviolabie secrecy which men of hit' pro/L4Sion sho , dd'always observe An such cases, he flatters, advice and assistance he gratuitously admme;tcrs'to 'persons taking this, Mediditie,' will bo • :esteemed, •by public, as an ,etdvantagesel. dons attainable and void of all athbiguity. , . Also sold, by his appointment, fbr the convenience of .t me living at .a.disftarice, at •the• B4Orfunter's,. No. 35, • !ztt: Alban's-street, Vail- the T ,, ) ~hop,‘ No. 103, Ox-/ fordtAreet ;, Mr. Disborony,les, No. 7, Fish-street-hilli -Mt./Steel's, No. t, tinion-row, Little :lower.. hill ; • Mr. Baxter's Smth-bridge, Ediribuigh; Alr. Mac.. donald, Glasgow. Dame-street,.llublin; and by o.ir pers n, in every,..considefahle town in Great Britain and relan.4, 'BoXertff oats Zs. gd. • each, 'sealed up itit full And ptain, directions, whereby persons or either sex may 'Cure tneniSelves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. _ .. . !.,444,,13., f.Very Box sold iti(areAt ilritain is sea:o up r Pith a St:lmp, on which, b favotir of the Commissioners ,s prinu..4l, at the Stamp I)lfice"...T..:l'aylor, No. o, N w I ljilge-atreet,"-- ; -to imirat9 1:y111 , 04 Felony, and all others 'We* ootittert6it. - .. • - -