The Sun. — London, England, 1806-11-17 00:00:00

Flo% the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 15, 1806. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOV. 12. County of Cornwall. The names of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Council of His Royal i-Fghness the Prince of Wales, at His Royal Highness'S Council- Chamber, Somerset Place, on - Wednesday the 12th day of November, in the 47th rear of the reign, of Psis present Majesty King George the Third, and in the year of our Lord 1806 : Sir William Pratt Call, of Whiteford, Bart. John Tillie Coryton, of Crocadon, Es'q. The Hon. Charles Bagnal Agar, of LanhydrOck. Whitehall, Nov. 15, 1805. The King h:l3 been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baron of the - United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Hon. Alan Lord Gard.; Tier, Admiral 'of the White Squadron of His Ma jesty's,llleet, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Gardner, of Uttoxeter, in the County of Stafford. Ordnance-Off i ce, Nov. 13, iSc6. Carps of Royal Engineer:. Wm. Slade, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Roberts, promotei. Dated Nov. 1, 1804. George Collyer, Gent. to be ditto, vie Pilkington, promoted. Dated as above. kral Regiment of Artillery. To be Second Lieutenatits--Gentleman Cadet Henry Lyons, vice Coll)er, promoted. Dated Nov. 8, tio6. Gtntie , man Cadet john Morris, vice IVilts, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet, jolm Hincks, vice P. Pat too, promoted. Dated as aboive. ,Far-Office, ,15, 13. G. 2d Regiment of Life Guards, Edward Lacy, Gens . .fto be Cornet and Sub- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dryden, prorated. r a ta West Regiment, Captain' Robert Claampion, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to bet'•Major, by purchase, vice O'Connell, promoted in the 73d- loot. BREVET. Colonel C. Darby, of the 54th Foot, to bcßrigadier-Zene ral co tire forces serving us larnaica. • BARRACKS: ' • - Deputy Barrack-Master Henry Pitman to bi Birraqk.Mas ter in Great Britain, vice Carr,. who is allowed td re ' tire. Tames Tudor, Esq. late a Captain in the 38th Foot, to-be a Doputy Barrack-Master in Great Britain, vice Ce4lins, clirmssed by the Sentence of a' Geneiii 'Court-Marti - 0i for. disobediemce of his Superior Officer, the Earrick.3lJistes orders. Henry Luinley, Gent. to, be a Deputy Barrack-'Maste'fin Great Britain, vice .lia rimed, deceased. r. MEMOkANDUNI. The Appointment of Captain Fontagne, from Half-pay of the late Loyal Emigrants, to be Captain of a Company in the Chlsseurs Britanniques, as stated in-the Gazette of the ISt inst. has not taken place. The promotion of Ensign John Owen to be Lieutenant, 'without purchase, in the 63i Regiment of Foot, as stated in the Gaz i ette of the r4th ult. has not taken place , . ERRATA in the Gazettes of ;d June 14. th and 18th Oclobtr 14st, at - 41 of . thelst instant. For Colonel George William Ramsay, of the 6eth Foot,. to be Adjutant-Generaf to the Forces serving in the Leeward and Windward Charibbee !staring, with the rank of Brigadier- General, vice Wetherall, &c. read, Colonel George William Ramsay, of the both Foot, to be Adjutant-General to the l'orces serving in the Leeward and Windward Charibbee Islands, vice Wetheratl. 8 4c.N • 9th Regiment of Light DragoOns, For Lieutenant Thomas Forster, trom Half-pay of the ist Dragoon Guards, to be lieutenant, vice Ebhart, who exchanges, - read, Lieutenant Thomas Forster, from Half r paytot the ist Dragoon Grnards, to be Lieutenant. . 63d Foot,_t or Henry Harrison, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Owen, read, Henry Harrison, Gent. tt)be Ensign, vice Snape. 76rh Foot, for Gurge. Rathbone, Gent. to be Ensign, read, Gorges Lowther Rathbone, Gent. to be Ensign, Stc. 96th for Thomas Davenport Hunt, Gent, to beEn sigo without purchase, vice Vandeleur, who resigns, read, William - Hunt, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vandeleur, who resigns. Cortnnssions the Ruyal Cheshire Militia, signed 4) , the Lord Lieutenant aim Chetwode, Esq. to be Captain, vice Tomkinson, re signed. Dated Nov. 2, ►au6. George Henry Richardson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Haling, dismissed the Ser• vice. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Tames Smith, late of Manch-2stcr, phiisterer, from Oa. 7to Dec. 2, at ,:leven, at the Castle of Lancaster. BANKRU,PTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas l e owe, of Mottrain, in Longdendale, county of CheSp ter, cotton- *inner. BANKRUPTS. Times Noceliffe, late of Robert-Town, Birstall, Yorkshire, - to surrender Nov. 26, Dec. i 7, and. 27, at eleven, At m e White Horse Inn,' Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Granger, . 'Leeds ; or. ,Messrs., Edmunds ;and Son, ~Lincolit's-Inn, London: Witlicm Virticome, of Bath, umbrella-maker, to surrender Nov. 19; 23, .and Dec. 27, at eleven, - at' the Christbpher Inn and - Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard - and Adlington, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. A. Sheppard, Lath. • • .. • John He:naming, of St. Andrew;Woreester,Whitesmith, to sur render Dec.-9, le, and 27, at twelve, at the Hare and Hounds nn, St : Mk iiael , in Bedwardine,WOrcestetibite: Attornies, Alessrs. Cardale, Hallwaid, and Spear, Gray's-Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Sanders, Sidbury, Wordester. Robert Wood, late - of Liverpool, gr-cer, to surrender Dec. 9, to, and 27, at twelve, at the .G lobe Tavern, - Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Rowlinson, Liverpool; or Mr. Black stock, St. Mildreirs-couri,Poultry, , London. Thomas Ashton, of Blackburn, Lancashire, dealer, to sur render Dec. t t, 12, at eleven, and 27, at five, at the New Inn, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. T. Ainsworth, Black . 'burn ; or Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chanceryaline, London,.. John Barron, of Pancras-lane; London, warehouseman, to surrender Nov. 25, Dec. 2, and,27, at eleven, at Guild . hall. Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, Castle-street, kalcon. square. John Browne,'of Newman-street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, tailor., to surrender Nov. 22, Dec. 2, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumbtree-street, Bloomsbury. George Ross, formerly of Addle-hill, I.ondon, and late of Piccadilly, Middlesex., wine-merchant, to surrender Nov.. 27, Dec: 1, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr... Harrison Craven-street, Strand. William Phillips, ot Rochester, Kent, tailor, to surrender Nov. az, at one, 29, and Dec. 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, ~ London. Attorney, Mr. (ones, Millman-Place, Bedford ' row. Witham Warcup, of Camden-place, Islington-Green, Mid dlesex, broker, to suri4.-nder Nov. 22, 26, and Dec. 27, at twelve, at .Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannam, Piazza- Chambers, Covent-Garden. Elizabeth LoA cock, late of Skipton, Yorkshire, innkeeper, to surrender Nov. 25, 26, and Dec. - 27,, at eleven, at the Black Horse, Skipton. Atternies, Mr. HeCli4, Staple's- Inn London ; Mr. Carr, Skipton. Joseph Smith, of the Hill, Upperttioog, Almundbury,York shire, clothier, to surrender Dec. 3,4, and 27, at ten, at the Pack.-horse Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Ste phensOn, Holnitirth, near Huddersfield ; i or Mr. 13attye, Chancery-lane, London. Margaret A Iker the younger, and Elizabeth Aker, both late of Preston, Lanc.,shiie, milliners and co-partners, to sur render Dec. 3, 9, -and 27, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Preston. Att. rnies, Mr. H. Dei,vhurst, Preston ; or Messrs. Barrett, tlolborn•court, Gray'-'lnn, London. Wit iam Everald Baron Von l)oornik, now or late ot War wick, soap-m-nufacturer, to surrender Dec. 5-, at four, 6, at ten, and 27, at one, at the Warwick Arms War wick. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard and ,Adlingtotr, Bed., ford- rorg, Londen ; or Mr. ,Tidums,' Warwick john Webb, late of Plymouth, Devon, tinmari,to surer. der Dec. 17, tg, and 27, at ten, at the Fountain Tavern, Plymouth. Attornies, Mr. Rodd, jun. Plymouth Dock ; or Messrs. Drewe and Loxham, New Inn, London. 1)1 VIDE NUS. Dec. 2%. John Hardcastle,of.Knottingley,Yorkshire,mercer , at eleven, at the Stratford's Arms Inn, Wair.efield. Dec. 27 George Deverell, or Retinourn, Hen tbrdshire, straw. hat-manutaanrer; at t at G undhall, London. Dec. t 3. john Cox and Frederick Hesick, uf New-court, Crutcherl-ariars London, merchants and co- partners, at -a ten, at Gull:Ilill. Dec. 9. Richard Atkinson, Henry Waiters, and ,William Ord, of F eneliurch. street, London, - wine and brandy-mer. chants and co-partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. z 6. John Stride, of Emsworth, county of Southampton, grocer, at eleven, at the Black Dog Inn, Ems Worth. Dee. 27, William Earle and (obit Hemet, of Albemarle street, Piccadilly, Westminster, booksellers and co-part. nets, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. t 6. Humphrey letferies, of Lower Thames.street, London, ironmonger, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec: 'l6. George Hill, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen.draper at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 6. Josiah Fletcher, of Stockport, county of Chester , .silleman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. t 9. Walter lack ' s, of Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Dec, 8, Thomas Charlton, of Eccles ' Lencashireoinn keeper, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Dec. 6. Silas Barton, of Whitechurch, Hants, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Lendon. Dec. g. William.Flse, of Fleet-street, London, Warehouse man, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 9. John Hickey, of Worcester, carver, at eleven, at the Elate and Hounds Inn, St. Michael, in Beawatdine, Worcestershire,. Dec. rt. William Bell, of Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer, at ele— ven, at the 'I 4 albot Inn, Leeds. Dec. 9. john Passmatn'ot Doncaster, - Yorkshire, machine • maker, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, King ston-upon. Ilia 1. Dec, 18. lolnt Medway, of Rawson, Dorsershire, dealer, at eleven, at the Red Lion I no, Shaftesbury, Dursetshire. CERTIFICATES. Dec. 6. john Morgan, of Conduit-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, bookseller and stationer. Robert Jameson, oflronmonger-lane, London, linen.draper, Thomas. Harvey, of Newport,.lsie ofWight, ironmonger. Richard Aldridge, of Bristol, twine-spinner. ; PARDN.ERSUIPS: DfS.;OLVED. l i %ittle, It. Witty, [ante's Allen, Thomas Carritt, and Al. W. l'yeo::k, Kingston-upon-Hull, proprietors of the Humber-Mercury. - - Rich. and John Tine, Sparrow-corner, 11-lineries. James Wllliams and Tho Mas Bingley, I.ittle St. Andrew. - street,/ Curriers. John Lando and Win. Huckvale, Rosoraon-street, Clerken. hat makers. ' William Smith and john Doleman', Birmingham, toy makers. Stephen Belchapnbers and Win. Young, Croydon, Surrey, John Cory and Rich. TannereHols - vOrthy, Devon, mercers. John Lingterd ;and Wm. Chtsion. Shepherd, Nottingham, iron and lead merchants. ' • •. MAILS. • lluE-2 Ilarnburgh, 2 Gottenburgh, z Dublin, 4Watetfor,d. • PRICE OF STOCKS T A'S DAY AT TWELVE O"CLOCK. • Consol.s - - Oti I Omnitith - 11: THE SU/,. SOLEM QUIS DICEAE FALSUM: AUDZAT - • _ L ONDON, tt . 2 MONDAY, NNOVEMBER I7, 18C6. ' • Somt Letters have been received in Town from Holland, dated the I l th. Th6y contain reports which we should be happy to see verified ; but, perhopt, ' there never was a period when them mours circulated upon the Continent were less en s titled tO . crcdit'than at this moment. It is said that the first column of the Russian Troops joined the Prus sians at Landsperg on the 29th ult. It is not impos sible that a part of the Russian Army might have advanced as fir as Landsperg, which is not far from Gastrin, en the 29th ult.; but we do not know with what part of the Prussian Army it could have formed a junction there. We have not yet received any accounts of any part of the Prussian Army having passed the Oder, and if the accounts in the French Bulletins are entitled to any credit, their re treat to that River was effeelually cut off. . . It appears that the Corps under General 'WINNING had abandoned all intention of attempting to cross the Oder, and had retreated into Pomerania. With respeet to Prince HonEtsmoku.'s Corps, we have no certain accounts, but k is impossible that he could have been at Landsperg oh the 29th ult. If any part of the Prussian Army has effeEted its retreat across the Oder, •we are inclined to think that it must be the reserve under Prince EUGENE of Wirtenberg. It was stated in the 11th Bulletin of the French Army, that Prince EUGENE was defeated at Halle by General BERNADOTTE on the iith ult. Since that Bulletin we have received no account whatever of that part of the Prussian Army. The Austrian Army of ObserVation is said to have approached very near to the Frontiers of Saxony. It is difficult to reconcile this movement with the declarations of neutrality which have been repeatedly made by Austria, or the intelligence which arrived some days ago, of her TroopS having lentered Silesia. Tith outward-bound West India Fleet passed Fal mend* onSaturday, all well. , Yesterday His MAJESTY, dressed in the uniform of the Royal' Horse Guards, accompanied ,hy the, Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, and seve ral' General Officers,. inspected that regiment and the Stafford Militia, in Windsor Castle-yard, the . Bands' playing during 'the inspection. After Wards. His MAJESTY, the ROYAL DUKES, and PRINCESSES, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a sermon by Dr.•LEGGE, After Divine Service, his AIAJEST'Y went to Frogmore to dine. Her MAJESTY and the rest of the ROYAL FAMILY, met him there. . Friday, Her MAJESTY and the Princesses ELIZA BETH and MARY, fionpured Mrs. IlAacotatT with a visit, at St. Leonard's-bill.. The. Spanish. Funds, fell seven per cent, on the rupture of the negotiation between this Government and Fran Ce. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 14.—Arrived the American Ship Cora, MOONEY, from Amsterdam, bound to Baltimore, and the Bremen Barque alus, HEN DRICKSON, from Bremen, bound to Baltimore, both detained by the Lion Privateer; and the Hambro' Brig Hendrick Cornelia, BANBERG, from Bourdeaux, bound to Tonningen, detained by the Queen* ough Privateer. Sailed the Formidable, of ga guns, and Monarch, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. Arrived the Margaretta Dorothea, VilamaoFr, from Bourdeaux ; the Juffrow Metta, STRECHER, from Bourdeaux. ; the Palm Baum, JUNGERSON, from Malaga ; and the Caroline, YOSELMAN, from Bourdeaux, detained by the Plymouth Privateer. HARWICH, Nov. la. —There has been no arrival from the Continent to-day—the Packets are ex peeted every tide. 'On the arrival of the coach yesterday afternoon from London, with the Foreign Mails, the Diana Packet, Capt. STEWART ; and the King George, Capt. SAUNDERS, sailed immediately with a' fair wind ; the former for Cuxhaven . , and the latter for Gottenburgh. An English and a Russian Messen ger arrived express, just in time to embark on board the King George. The Charger Gun-brig arrived yesterday from a Cruise ; and this day the Escort and Aggressor Gun-brigs, with the Arg-us Revenue Cruiser ;- they remain with the Acute and Centinel Gun-brigs. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. i6.--Yesterday arrived the Naiad Frigate, Capt. T. DUNDAS, from off Havre ; 'Defender Gan-vessel from Plymouth lesuvius Bomb with a convoy from the Downs; also, detain. ed by the Pluto Sloop of 'War, the American Ship Mercury, 'WATSON, and Andromache, Danish Ship, from Bourdeaux, bound to Tonningen ; by the k'or ward Gun-brig, the Danish Galliot Mariacatherina, 'from same port, bound for Bremen, laden. with wine; also Spring, TREEDELL, from Dantzic ; and Hopewell, KERVIN, from •Dungarvon. . Sailed the Diamond Frigate, Capt. ARGLES, to re join, the Squadron off Havre, and the Locust Gun vessel on a CruiZe ; Conimereian, GRENVOLD, for Hamburgh, and Venus, BARRELL, for Hull, both Ships released from detention, L' Aigle Frigate has dropped this afternoon down to St. Helens. Rear-Admiral Sir ISAAC COFFIN is reappointed to be second in command at this Port. F4LIVIOUTH, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Russian Gal liot Enterstron, H. PONT, from London, to load fish for the Mediterranean ; also His Majesty's Ship Blonde, of 32 guns, Captain BALLARD, and Camel Store-ship, with 17 Sail of West Indiamen under convoy, from Portsmouth, bound to Cork, to join the Fleet there for the West Indies ; also the Aurora, Baowtt, from London for Buenos Ayres ; and the Jane, SMITH, for London. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Plover, of Is guns, for Plymouth. SHEERNESS, Nov. 14..--Yesterday the Deptford Tender, Lieut. ANTRAM, brought down from the Tower several Volunteers for the Fleet, and also se veral French Prisoners from Gravesend, who came from India in the Company's Ships. A large Fleet of Transports are colleCting at the Nore. Nov. Is.—Sailed the Speedwell Brig for Yar mouth ; also the Clyde, Commodore OwEN, for the Downs : her Tender accompanied her. Arrived the Trusty, _of 5o guns, Capt. HODGSON, from the Downs; also the Eleara Sloop of War, Capt. TRoLLoPE, from the North Sea. COWES, Nov. 16. Arrived this morning the Transport Brig' Providence, Captain J. I . ",CELL. This Vessel sailed from Cork on the 6th inst, with Troops on board for the' Army , DepOt here, under convoy of the Virago Gun brig, and was yesterday boarded off the Bill of, Portland by a French. Lugger Privateer, who took out 65 of the men, and also the Captain and Crew, excepting two men, leaving on board abbut 60 of the Troops ; and after rob bing the Brig of every thing on board, they left her., Sbon after a Pilot Vessel hove in sight, and they engaged the Master to bring the Brig, in here. Arrived the Swedish Ship Prins Gustaf, Capt. TEEI.MAN, from Stockholm, bound to Lisbon; the Danish . Brig De Goede Hoop, Capt. &THEN, bound for Bilboa. Sailed the Prussian Ships Venus, Capt. BIRCE, and . Mary, Capt. LEaw, for Alicant ; and the Icnip hausen Brig Mercurius, Capt. Low, for Weymouth. MAL, Nov. 16.—Came down from Sheerness H. M. .S. Clyde, commodom„ OwEN, with the Cormorant, and Speedwell; also, from the River, the Selina, MOORE, for Gibraltar . ; .Whirr4 Fontms, for. Algiers ; Augustus assar, Kittalr, and Cioroz. don, .AtteN, for Jamaica ; with ceverj. oc . , • ward-bound Vessels, and remain In the Downs with the rest of the Ships as per last. • Arrived in the Downs, the Brig Prospea (a light Collier), bound to Newcastle, which was captured yesterday by the Star French Lugger Privateer, from Dieppe, and re-taken - by the Fancy Gun-brig, Lieut. StNcLAta, which was left in chase of the Privateer. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Priscella, WHITE, from Cork, `, This morning the night Hon. Admiral Lord KELTE vbiftedlis figg from His Majesty's Ship Re gulsa to the Edgar. The Hiternia is preparing for sea at Plymouth with great expedition, and will be ready in a few days. Sir C. POLE is to sail in her, to take the command of the Channel Fleet. By the King Qeorge Packet, Captain SAUNDERS, from which the Cuxhaven Mails, due on Sunday se'nnight, were landed at Yarmouth, came over Dr. BROWN, who attended his Prussian Majesty during the battle of the 14th. He says,. that the carnage of that day was most dreadful, and very nearly as ertensive on both sides; also that there is uo doubt treachery was the chief cause of the.Prus- sians -being defeated. New'York Papers. to the 14th ult. have arrived ; they contain nothing of importance. The French ships continued in the Chesapeak, and several Bri_ tish ships of war were cruizing off the Capes, to in tercept them in case they should venture to make a start. MIRANDA was at Aruba-at the end of Septem- her, preparing, it was said,.to repeat his attack upon the Carracas. Hii limner failure leaves him but very I ope of:ultimate success. A Boston Paper of the 26th of September men... tions that dispatches had just been received frout Madrid, which were of Vic, important a nature that they .would not he made public. It is confidently reported that another largeosum of money had been. insisted on by Spain, at the instance of the French. Government. Letters were received from HaHat on Saturday, which tneation the arrival of the Terrible, of 74 guns, at that Port, with the loss of all her masts she was towed in by the Decade Frigate. A material change appears to have been efialed in the sentiments of the American Government towards► this Country; and the Papers under its influence are , now as energetic in our favour as lately they were clamorous against us. The Dutch Royal Gazette contains an article, which states, " that the defeat of the Prussian army, on the 14th, was owing to the Duke of BRUNSWICK, not taking possession (which there was time to do) of the deiiies-of Koesen. Marshal DAVOUST took posseSsion of them at the break of clay ; and eleven successive attacks were vainly made to diJodge him." Mr. Hahticocx., one of the domestics of---- AR• 111.7THNOT, Esq. our Minister at Constantinople, who arrived some months ago with dispatches, was on Saturday evening sent back with instructions from Government. On Saturday some letters were received in town from Calcutta, via Salem, dated the 14th of May ; at that time piece-goods were scarce and rising in value ; and sugars were very dear, and ditlicm4t to In obtained. In consequence of a Meeting appointed by the High SheFiff of the County of Carmarthen, to be held at the County Hall, at Llandilo, on TuesdaY .the 4th day of November inst. to consider of a fit and. proper person to represent the County in the ensuing ParliaMent, Sir WM. PAxToN was propos. ed by Joint GEORGE PHILLIPS, Esq. seconded-bt JOHN WILLIAMS Hoorms, Esq. and approved' of without 'the smallest opposition ; indeed it is but justice to this Gentleman to state, in proof of the very flattering support shewn him at this Meeting, that a more resp&gtable appearance of Gentlemen on the score of independence, in point of fortune as well as sentiments, than came forward on his be half, never was before witnessed in the County— affording at once a proof of their cordial attach.* ment to the worthy Cindidate, and a most decided contradiction to the impotent attempt used to im press the County with an idea of his being a stran ger, although it is well known that he has, in the course of the last twenty years, filled a variety of Offices in the County with the strictest honour and integrity ; and that during this period his purse has been constantly open to the calls of utility and hu manity .—Camtrzan,, Notwithstanding Mr. Ment.tstes present supe riority on the poll for the county of Middlesex, his friends will do well to be on theinguard against an opinion which too generally pievails, and which great pains_are taken to circulate thtough the coun ty,. That his eleEtion is secure; nothing, indeed, can. fend so much to prevent its being so as the preva lence of such an opinion. Those who are most versed in the art and mystery of eletioneering, well know, that no elthion can be secure until it is po sitively gained. But in such a county as Middle r sex, a much larger Majority that; that which is, now in favour of Mr. MELLISH would be very far from placing , that Gentleman in a state' of\ safe . ty. Every friend of Mr. MELLISH should, -there fore, consider ( the advantage he has already gained merely as an incitement to further exertion ; re colleCting, that confidence is a rock on which numberless vessels have split even in the sight of port. The Opera House will open the first week in De.. _cember. CATALINI will appear the first night. AN EXTRAORDINARY TRANCE.—The wife of a labourer, at Lime-house, about ten days since, felt herself indisposed, and retired to bed. On the morn ing following, her husband attempted to wake her, but in vain : she was insensible, and with scarcely any signs of respiration. Great numbers of people flocked about her, and remained constantly in her room. She was to all appearance dead, excepting that she retained her usual_ colour. On Friday last she woke—she was• unconscioUs of the of her trance, and Aid not feel any sensations .. differen t from the refreshment of her accustomed sleep. ...Ai ter. speaking to the people about her for sonic' tinle , she was proceeding to dress 'herself, whet) she re f lapsed, acid now remains in a state of insensibilitY•