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London, England, 1806-01-22

ADDITIONAL FORCE BILL.

Mr. SETEIIIDAN mse t° girtnotico, that he should
take an early opportunity of moving a RePeal
that A& which had been passed in a former Session,
under the name of " An Mt for providing an Addi-
tional Force for the Defenee of the Realm," bat
which was better known to fame by die 'name of
the Parish Bill.

Mr. SHERIDAN was proceeding; when

The SPEAKER reminded lihn, ,that it *IS not
-customary to make observations •of -that nature
when simply giving notice of a AlotiOuittietulecrtd
be made.

Mr. SHERIDAN then said, 'be should move to-mor-
row for the Returns of the Niunherof Men ;raked
under the A&, and drat-he should take an early op-
,portnnity of Willi bis Motion:
. .

et\

• - t 4 t, • • • -
Jrci. ClTt tavoght i t would be the best
way for the Hon..MeMber to-state what alterationsbe be, wished' to propose.
Mr. SittluDA:,7 replied; that he, did,nat. mean to
propose alterations, but to get rid of the Bill alto-
gether, that something better might be put in its
place.
London, England, 1806-03-10

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

F
- - - -
NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
• Church-yard, London, Proprietors of- Dr.- James's
Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public,
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
that Medicine will. be In future 25.. 9d. per Packet, or
IL ss. 6d. per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had
for 11.45. And as Stamps-are prepared,- by order of the Com-
missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the
words, " Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved,
and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security
against Counterfeits, his- Signature on the Labels will be
discontinued.
The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the
first twenty of- which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed,
but those who purchase six or More, at a time, will be al-
lowed the Stamps gratis.

s. d.
Dr. lames's,Powder 2 -'9 Dalby's Carminative I 9
Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do; Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills ' 4 0
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark '4 o
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Dr. Huxham's ditto 2 o
Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 Tonic • Pills. - 2 9
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 English Coffee - 2 9
Do. Cana...mule Drops r• 9 pr. I-looper's Pills t at,
Do. Paregoric Lozenges Grant's Drops - I 16
Angibatid's
.Biois ditto i t I n.glish's Scots Pills r o
Essence 6)1 eoltsf4,in 3, 6 Henry's M ignesia - 2 6
111.r.Spenee's Dentricc 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 .6
Cephalic• Snuff - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6
lanes's Rheum. Tint 3 b Dr. -Solanda's Tea 2 9
13erry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Creenoudi's Tiii6lure 1 It
Esbenceof Peppermint r Do. Tolu Lozenges
GlaSs'S Magnesia 4 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6
- a. As in.iny Persons, particularly Messengers, mis-
take the House of Messrs. Newbury., they think it necessary
to point out, that, it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tont
Doors from Cheapside, with these wocds inscribed on the
Front " THE - ONLY •WAREHOUSk EUR DR.
lANILS's POWDER."
London, England, 1806-03-10

T

IN

AtO DAI7, 1:(21.1 10, 1800.

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of ABER-
DEEN.
GENTLEMF.II, Aberdeen, March I, ac. 6.
L., NCOURAGED by the Promise of mdstresped—
able Support, 1 presume to offer Myself a Candidate to
represent the
,County of Aberdeen in the event of a Dissolu-
tion of Parliament, ,or on the first Vacancy. Permit toe to
solicit the honoM of your Vote and,lnterest. If I attain the
high honour to which I aspire, my attachment to the Con.
stitution of this Country, and a zealous,clischarge of my duty
in Parliament, will prove my attention to the interest of the
County add of my Constituents.
- I have the Honour to be,
Gentli.,rnen,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
A. HAY.

NAVY-OFFICE,

Feb, zB, 1806;
•
MHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of His 111.9 jESTY'i N. 4 1,11 do beleb_y
give Notice; that on W:tin'esd,9, tte 12.th-'o:lltiareh- next, at One
o'clock, they will be ,ready to treat with• such ,Pcr.sons as may
be willing-to c,),1tra,.9 for sun (ying His ilaje.tty's Yard at Peru-
mouth ltdils such quantities ol ELM TIM 13 E R of the following
descriptions as may be wanted, the quantiy inserted against each
description being that which will probably be wanted for Three
-Months conthinpYion.

In, lii

Loads

1 from 6to lo square 2,0 Length not
S I
Elm Timber' for / 1° to 16 9 less than
the%Yood Mills. 16 to 18 90 } twice the
I 18 to 24 g6l square.
j 24 to 30 1,6)
. ,
Logs.
1 from 14 to 18 feet in length 71 from-8 to
Elm Timber for 1 19 to ?o, 20 , 8i inches
Pumps.
i 27 tort 12 >squareat
32 to 38 4 • simillest
i j end,
A ,F,riq ..:f the I e:l,ler may 4e ,teen at this Office

ltoa Tinder will /. recriva after nt;eive o'Clcck on the D:4:
cf.:Frew,' n.r any naked, unleir the Party, or an Agent far
bin!, attends..
London, England, 1806-03-10

To the FREEHOLDERS of PERTHSHIRE.

GENTLEMEN,
HAVING just heard fiom General Campbell,
that he intends to offer himself .a Candidate to repre-
stiit you in Parliament, I beg leave to solicit your Votes and
Interest at the ne-:1 F*4•:.ction..
uit ha, acre,uj beio%ve(.l on me, such rePiated Marks of
kindness, when circumstances made it impossible for:me to
attend to the duties of the Trust as much as I could have'
• wished, that I hope you will not think me presumptuous iu
flattering Myself you will not withdraw tour protection now,
I shall, take the earliest opportunity ot paying my personal
respeets to every'Freeholder, and I have the honour; to .te•
main, with Sentiments of the most sincere gratitude and
respect,.
- GENTLEMEN.,
Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant,
THOMAS GRAHAM.
Balgowan,. March 2, 1306.

To BANKER'S, HOST ERS, kIABE R DAS
, LINI N DRAPERS.
LEA SETIOLD F REMISES, ..tracechtir,:h - street, near.
Comhill, with immediate possession, •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS,

Successors to-Mr. Smith, at Garraway's, on Friday next, at
Twelve c'Clock,

Most Desireable LEASEHOLD ESTATE ;.
comprising a convenient Dwelling-house and spacious
Shop, upwards of 33 feet in length, eligibly situate for trade,
No. 10, Gracechurch-street, the property of • Mr. Eaton,
Hosier, retiring from Business.- The'House contains nume-
rous airy Bed-chambers, Dining-parlour, Breakfast Room,,
Offices, and capacious Cellaring: A Lease will be granted
by Mr: Eaton, who is the Freeholder; for 21 years, at 2c,01.
per ann: clear of all Taxes.
• To he viewed, with Tickets only, between the hours of
eleven and three,,which, with Particulars, may ,be had six
days previous to the sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips,
No; 62, Broad-street. Particulars also of Mr. Davis, Solici-
tor, Queen-square ; and. at Garr4way's.
London, England, 1806-12-09

FICTUALLING-OFFICE,

Dec. 2, i 1306.
THE COMMISSTONERSfbr nCTUALLM G
HIS 11.147EYTY's. NAVY do hereby. give Notice, That
on Irednesday,tbs Toth instant, they will 6e ready to reteive
Tenders, in waVting (sealed up), and treat for Four Hundred
Quarters of PALE and One Hundr.-d ‘2rearrers of CLOSE
DRIED AM B ER, MALT; to be: ddivered in a Fortnight,
by wrekty p, =port into His Illaje,ty's Piaualling Stores at
.1.),7•er ; and to be paid for 6y Bills, pqyable,..with Interest,
ninety' days after date. •
The Condition: of the Contra& may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be lied to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inscr ted in wordy at lenkcb, or that shall nct 6e delivered to
the Board before One o'Clcck on''the said Wednesday the roth
instant, nor Jenle,t; tk Person who makes the Tendet, or
Some Perron on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when called
Jot.
London, England, 1806-12-09

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY..LANE.

TIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 9, 1806,
ill be performed
WOU'D AND SHE WOU'D NOT.
Don Manuel, Mr MATHEWS ;
Don Philip, Mr. BA RRYMORE ;
Octavio, Mr. BARTLEY ;
Don Lewis, Mr. CA RLES ;
Trappanti, Mr.I3AHNISTER ;.
Htlipolitai Miss-DUNCAN,
(Her first appearance in that Character) ;
Rosara, Miss MELLON.
•
After Which' (14th time) a new Melo-Drama, called
TEKELI
Or, THE SIEGE MONTGATZ. _
Count Tekeli, Mr. ELLIBTON •
- 'Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DO w TON ;
Conrad (the Miller), Mi.. WROUGHTON;
Count Carafla (the General), Mr. CAR LES ;
Mexina (the HerUne of Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN; .
Christine, Mrs. BLAND.
Btrxez 6s: Second Price 35.--4)it 3s. 6d. SecOnd Price 2S.
Gallery zs. Second Price is. Upper Gallery -is'. Se-
cond Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. ;:.
Places tor the Boxes to be taken at the I3ox-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.
To-morrow, The Tratrellers ; after which will be pro.
duced, a new Farce, called Mr. 11--.
London, England, 1806-12-09

MARR IED

On the tst inst. at Dalkeith-House, the Right MP. Wil-
liam Earl of Ancram, to lady Harriet Montagu, youngest
daughter at the lluke of Buccleugh.

On Saturday, Mr. George Judd, to Louisa, third daugh.
ter of Joseph Burchell, Esq. of Margaret-street, Cavendish.
square.
London, England, 1806-12-09

morrow.

Ships at this Poit—Resolution, 74, Diaafor and •Ruhy,
64's, and TruSty, 50;- Seahorse, Tartar, and Vestal Frigates;
Curlew, Star, Hermes 13onetra, Seagull, Atnaranthe, and
-Kangaroo Sloopi. of W'atr; -Vesuvius' Borno ; Rifleman and
TiCkler Gun-brigs ;i- Zealand, Ceres, and Winchelsea
cekring Ships ; Sussex hospital Ship; Magnanime klarhour-
Duty Ship; bVerySsel Victualling Depot ; arid Alictuaar,
'Store-ship, to supply the Fleet at the Downs.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 6.--Sailed the Rover Sloop of
War to the Westward..

DEAL, DEC. S.—Arrived and sailed for the River
Otis, CROAKER, from New York.

•
several outward-bound Vessels from the Westward,
and remain in the Downs with the Ships as per
last.

All last night it blew a heavy gale of• wind, &owl
the. S. S. W; Several Vessels in the Downs lost
their anchors and cables ; havetAiot heard of any
other damage.

GIBRALTAR, OCT. Ig.---Yesterday the Swift,
SAUNDERS, a large Ship for Malta and Messina, was
taken in .the Bay, by a Spanish Privateer.
List night a large 'transport, No-. 85, with trbops,
part of the Guards, on board, came in here. This, ►►nd
the above Ship, parted convoy on the isth in lat. 40.
20.—The Athenienne, of 64 guns, wei►t up
to Messina a few days ago; to bring down Rear-
Admiral Sir. SIDNEY SMITH. A difference of opi-
nion between him and Sir JOHN STUART is the re-
ported cause.
OCT. 2L—Came- in the Queen with two Trans-
ports,: part of -the, Convoy. • Yesterday La Sophia
came through the Streights. with a Brig, and, tier
Want of care in' bearing- up in time, drove behind
the rock. • "

OCT. 22.—The wind still westerly, though light
breeze—report says, .that one of the Convoy was
taken, and carried into Tariffa 'on Sunday ;. alSo,
that early this'inorning another was seen concluded-
by the Spanish Privateers and Gun-boats into Al-.
gesiras.
OCT 23, AT NOON .—A Spanish licensed Boat is
come in here this morning, which passed the Fleet
at some distance off Cape Portel last night they
were then waiting' a.good breeze, 44 Sail and two'
Frigates.; the Royal George had no doubt remained
a little with Lord COLLINGWOOD ; the air isfrom
the West, but no wind at present. The first breeze,
we expea them to be announced from the Signal.
Tower on the top of the rock.
London, England, 1806-12-09

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

070-MORROW EVENING, Dec. io, • I 806;
will be performed
.THE TEMPEST. .

WITH

THE LOCK. AND KEY. '

Boxtrs 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pir 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.
Aallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery rs. Second
Price 6,i.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the :loxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
Street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
klaMpa.st Six.
On Thursday wiil be produced (never aded) a new. Farce,
called Arbitration ; or, Free,and Easy.

SWEET end CO.'s WAGGON-OFFICE, SARACEN'S
HEAD, FRIDAY-STREET,

A CLERK of .Respe&ability, who perfealy un-
-/ S—derstands the WAGGON BUSINESS, may hear of .a
'situation by applying at the absye Office, or at their Agents
lin Exeter, rlyrnOuth, or Falmouth—if by Letter, pott-p,itid.
London, Dec. 8, 1806.
London, England, 1806-12-09

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

•• To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship La
Mendove, for the Capture of La Verge D'idra, on the zoth
May, 1801, the sum received for stores belonging to the said
Prize, on the izth inst. between eleven and three, at No. 9,
New Broad-street ; and every Wednesday r and Thursday for
three years.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship
VEgyptienne,.for the Capture of La Poulina, L'Edward,
Maria Antionnette, and L'ESperince in November. . •

The Independence; NVAikE,a, from Charlestown,
arrived in the Clyde on Monday night, after a passage
0f25 days. By this Vessel newspapers are. received
down to the 31st OCtober, from' which the follow-
ing article is extraded :
FROM HONDUB A S.—Capt. CrODFREY, arrived at
Bos'ton,, left Honduras the 26th August, at which'
time the inhabitants expeaed •an immediate attack'
from the Spaniards, havinc, received information that
sever,ll thousand troops and a number of gun-boats,
&c. were fitting out at Bacalar'and Campeachy, for
the purpose of attacking them, and had armed boats
watching their movements. A flak of truce, which
bad be 4.41 sent 'there by the English, had not returned
whvn Capt. G. sailed.
London, England, 1806-12-09

NATAL NE 1V S.

HARWICH; DEC. B.—We had a very violent- Stara)
of wind last night /at S. W: -attended with Tain, but
do ncif hiar of.any damage.
The Neutral 'Vessel Leziwricli, P. RAN AiliDiter,'
froin.Holland, with butter, for London; deserted. by
the Crew on the Wallet, has been brOught into this
Harbour by tree Fishing Smacks, `full of water :
_ .
most part of the cargo will be saved..
The'Danish Brigantine Juliana, JAGENSEN, from
•Altana, bound to St. Thomas, is brought.in by the
Aggressor Gun-brig, and detained.,
Arrived the Swan, BaowN, from Bristol, bound
to Hamburgh, with sugar and other goods; the
larlotte, S.ts. MARSHALL, from St. 'Petersburgh,
bound to London, with hemp andiron; the Fame,
DIXON, from Riga to Chatham, with hemp ; and
the Mary and Aleson, ANDREW FARMER, from Got-
tenbnr.cfh, loaded with iron, tar, &c. for. London.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. "3. Arrived- L'Espiegle
Sloop, Captain. MORRIS, from Cork,: and sailed
again shortly after.
Sailed the Illustrious, of 74 guns, Capt. SHIELDS,
Indefatigable, of 40 guns, and Elednor and. Lady
Warren Store-ships, for the Westward.

SHEERNESS, DEC; 7.—Passed by for Chatham' to
b e fitted out,, two new Men of War Brigs, under

jury masts.
- Came into Harbour the Hermes Armed Ship and
Kangaroo Sloop of War tb be repaired. .
Came over:from Hosely Bay, and anchored at the
-NOre, the Falcon Sloop of War, Capt. SAUNDERS
late from Cuxhaven ; and arrived the Satellite Sloop
of War, Capt. HOPKINS, and Desperate Gun-brig,
Lieut. •11. TYTE, from
:the Downs.' •
-Nov. B.—Caine into Harbour the Satellite to re-
pair, having lost hey bowsprit, head,.and other Wise
much "damaged: • ‘'
Arrived the Hope, Capt. GARRARD, this day, and
the Hero, with outward-botiad cargoes on board.
The Diaator is expeeled to sail to Yarmouth to-
London, England, 1806-12-09

nistration.

The Jar! and Countess Of MACCLESFIELD ar-
'jived at' Windsor on Saturday, on •a visit to their
Majesties. •
Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE and Count
MUNSTEk took the diversion of shooting in • the
neighbourhood of Virginia Waters, &c.
Yesterday HIS MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES took
thei4. usual ride in Windsor Park.
Parliament certainly ineets on' Monday next; and
'• -

all-the forms; bf electing a SPEAKER,
,the .Royal ap-
probation of the COrrnnons' choice, &c. will be got
-01hrough; so
.as to enable the House to proceed to
LuSiness on "ale Friday. Mr. ABBOTT will be re-
Laien SrEAKtg, without any opposition.
London, England, 1806-01-14

GENERAL DUMOVIZIEX

Certain. Powers on the Contieent,*Some tim.age,
-expressed their earnest Wishes to have Gen. Doe.
14ot/it= on the Continent, whose great experience
and military talents they ivere.satisfied might beef
-feetuall.g employed against the common enemy ;-.but
their wishes,. by some' unaccountable fatality, were
signified to this Officer when it was too-late. The
General, however, by the approbation of . Govern,
pent, ,set out with every possible-expedition. to the
scene of aelion • but shortly fte.r.:his landing at-Cux-
haven, , the fatal intelligence -arrived of -the. French
having entered Vienna. This information obliged
Gen.DlrmovarEa to ehangebis 'ronte,,and presented
difficulties of the most 4etiousAescription: *Still he
determined, if possible, to join the Allies, wherever
they might be, and he at leugthssucceeded. ,
By our late adVices from the Continent we learn,
that this enterprising
.and. able Veteran arrived at
presden onthe 4th of,December, entered Prague on
the 7th, and on the 13th reached the two Emperors
'at troppau., - '• •
Matters:were then in'a situation sb desperate and
-perplexing, that,-Gen. Dumow.= . announced his
intention to retire but was • invited to remain for
:soine time with the Emperor of Germany, his
.pcunsels, during the period of the Armistice, and un-
til the final ratification of the Peace, might be highly.
-useful to. the. Allied Powers; dnd, "th _invitation,
we understand, - General Dimatatiiit- hath aebeded.
London, England, 1806-01-14

TO CORRESPONDENTS

Ire sbonl.l be happy to comp!), .1.611 h the ►erest efAmacvs, bkt
'we are not in possession of a co' ret7 Litt ; those ¶W/tic4 have
alre447:y been published are ve"y intarrel?.

T H'E SUN.

sok.Em Q.u.;s DlcErtz 1 AL.spi4 4UDE".

L-0 N D 0 N,

TUESDAY., JANUARY. 14, 1806.

WE rejoice to learn that our statement of yester-
day, of the Captain, of 74 guns, baying been got
off, turns out to be strialy CorreEt. That Shiliias
arrived safely at Portsmouth, together with tlae San
Josef.

There is no truth in the report of a second Squa-
dron having sailed from Bre3t.

There is no doubt that it wag Sir JOHN D'ucK-
WORTH'S intention to sail to the,Weefi,lnclies in pur-
suit of the French Squadron which, for the mornenb
London, England, 1806-01-14

ROII4EO AND JULIET.
-Romeo, .by•the YOUNG. ROSCI US ;
. Capulet, Mr. POW ELL;
`• ' Paris, -Mr. DE CAMP;
• .Mercutio, MrzRUSSELL.;
Tybalt, Mr. BARTLEY ;
Friar Lawrence;bir. DORMER;
Lady. Capulet, Miss TIDSW.ELL ; .
Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Juliet, Mrs. FL.SIDDONS,
fn Aga V. a Funeral Procession to the N!onument or the
Capulets.—With a Dirge, coMposedby the late Mr.Linley.
To which will be added,
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
With entirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c.
The Overture and New Music composed. by Mr. dison.
Aldibert (a Knight Errant); Mr. DE CAMP ;
latuicelot ( Esquire to Aldibert), . Mr. MATHEWS ;
.Ethelred (the Usurper), Mr. G., D'EG VILLE.
tthelindefthe-S-leeping Beauty), By -a YOUNG LADY;
Ellen (a vel-) old Villager), Miss DE CAMP ;
EmMa (a Village Girl),, Mrs.. BLAND ;
Arid Mclzarina (the Good fa:ry); Mts. ,SHAM'.
Bo'xes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. od.. Second Price 2S.
Gallery zs. .Second Price Gallery 4.6.1 Second
Price 6d.—No. Money to be returned:
The Doors will be opened at half Past Five, and the' Play
begin at Half-past Six.. • • 4
Places for the Boxes to betaken of 'Mr. Eosbioak, at the
Box-011iceintLittleRussclkstreet.
To-morrow, The School for Friends; with The Sleeping
beauty. . • .
London, England, 1806-03-26

11.1?.fr.tiTE CORRSTONDENCE.

HANO'fER, MARCH Ig.

LetterS are received here this Morning , froni Os-
nabruck, stating, ill they most confident terms, that
the• Duke of BRUNSWICK is to have that Bishdpric,
together with Lingen, East Friesland, Ticklen-
burgh, &c. and ,all the Countries lately belonging to
Hanover in the Circle of Westphalia, as an indem-
nification for his present posSessions, which are to
be ceded to the King of Prussia. These Letters
also state, that Osnabruck' is to be the Court Resi-
dence, and that his Grace is to be advanced to the
rank of an Ele6tor, upon paying the necessary fees
into the Corsican Treasury.—We also hear 'from
Eremerlehe and Cu haven, that- quarters are ordered
there for two Regiments; and some. Troops from-
our neighbourhood are also in motion on the route
to Stade.—That the French Armies commanded
by AUGEREAU and BERNAbOTTE intends to attack
Swedish Pomerania; seems beyond the possibility
of doubt, which our new Master won't seriously
Oppose, though he may perhaps protest against the
measure afterwards.

The French Bandittis in Germany consider their
Conquests as common property, which all have a•
right to share, as all had contributed to obtain them ;
and have even the-prestimption to threaten corporal
funiLliiiient upon any one in the Countries in their
grasp who dares to express a sentiment against
their rapacity. Incredible as this may appear to
you, yet depend upon it as a faet, that the barbarities
inflitted Upon some States .in Italy ,are held out in
terrorem to many of the conquered Countries in
GertrianY, who use the freedom to groan under their
sn.bjugition. ,
London, England, 1806-03-26

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH' EZ.

The proposial on Friday last for shewing some
mark of respea. to the merndry Of Mr.' PITT;
yeas not reje&ed; by the UniverSity. of. Cane;.'
bridge.' It was,
.never , Submitted to
it. All the me.:sureS, before they come. tiefore
the Senate,-musf as the Cqpitt,-Which iS a Cbuti-.
61 of. six persons,s..any'otie_ of whom dissenting, the
businessmust be suppressed for that year: ,
On the same day the Rev.:
SCOTT.; A.M.' was created a Do6tori in Divinity.—
Dr. SEAI]E, the Professor of Divinity„ made a very
elegant and appropriate Latin speech on gie Occasion.
in speaking of Lord- &ni.soN he wasmuch
and communicated to . every surrounding member of
the University the same warm sentiments of iN!ne-
ration which he felt himself f«r the inettOry of
that'great and good 'Man.
London, England, 1806-03-26

IMPERIAL I; A I?, -I FAIT

HOUSE- OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 25.

The, Committee of Privileges sat some time on
the Clalin of the Duke. `of CLARENCE to vote as a
Peer of Ireland in the
.Eleaion of Representative
Peers for that Country, but. Strangers were ex-
cluded. • • •

Lord ELDON delivered his opinion at some length
op .the case of Keeling v., the East India Company,
and concluded by moving to defer the furtherconsi-
derationOf it till Friday.--Ordered.
The ftirther, -consideration. of the Appeal, the.
Codntess Dowager. of Lincoln and Others v. the
buke_of INrewcasile. and Others, was postponed till
Friday., • ;• - . • .
-Mr. HAWTHORNS and several other Members of
the HOuSe'of. Commoils brought 'up the 1,,500,0001.
and 1-0j500,000i. Exchequer Bills Bills, the Spirits
Excise Dbtles Bill, 'the Irish Common .Lands Parti-
tion Bill, and-tlie Felehs' Transporthtion Bill; which
were severally.re!id a first time, and the two latter or-
&red to be printed,
Mr: Porter, from the Custom-house, presented an
Account of Balances in the-hands of Colleaors on
.the sth of January, 1806. 'Accounts 'of Income and
Expenditure were also 'presented; both which were
Ordered to lie on the Table.

The Earl of RADNOR moved, That the proper
Officer do lay. before the House Copies of, the En-
rolnient of any Patent-of Peerage in Ireland granted
since the Unien with, Gieat Britain.and Ireland.--
Ordered. Oidered. _ . _

. .
Mr. WIIIT-111.EAD, and several other Members of
, the House of Carrimons, presented at the Bar, in.
name of the Commons of 'the United 'Kingdom, a
Replication to the Answer of Henry Lord Viscount
Melville, declaring that the said . Lord Viscount
Melville is guilty a the High Crimes. and Misde-
meanours charged against him in 'the Articles A)f Im-
peachment, and that the Commons are ready to prove
the same.

.e 'Replication having been read at the Table,
Earl .I.'lTzwii.,tiAm moved; That a Day be ap-
pointed for the Triii Of Henry*Lord Viscount Mel-
ville. That the Trial, of . the said• Lord Viscount
Alelville take place ;',t, theßar of the House on the
..r.')th of April net, Eleven in the Forenoon-7-And
!that a 11,13ssage be sent to-the Manse of Coriunons
to acquaint them thereAvith,and.require them to ap-
point a Cominittee to Manage the impeachment.
All Which Motions were agreed- to, afterla few
words from the Earl of RADNon, respeding a point
of form.
London, England, 1806-03-19

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Richard Sherratt, of Liverpool, mariner, from March 22 to
Aptil S. at ten, at the Castle, Lord-street, Liverpool.
William Parr, laze of Lower Shadwell, Middlesex, grocer,
twin March 2$ to April 22, at ten, :aGuildhall.
Moses Levy, of the Miquries, Middlesex, merchant, front
March is to May 3, at fee, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS. •
• •
John MOrris Bennett, of Broseley, Salop, Maltster,to sur-
render April 1, at six, 2; at ten, and 29, at twelve,
at the Lion Inn, Broseley. Attorney, Mr. Pritchard,
Broseley.
Richard Gore, of Liverpool, linen-draper, to surrender April
9, 10, and 29, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, L•rd-street,
Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Freckleton, Bassett-street,
Liverpool.
William Chambers) late of Princes-street, Barbican, London,
victualler, to surrender March at two, April s, and 29,
at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Earnshaw, Red-
cross-street, Cripplegate.
Thomas Atkinson, late of Castle-street, Leicester-fields,
Middlesex, furniture broker, to surrender March az, at
two, April s, and 29, at one, at Guildhall. Atturnies,
Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand.
Samuel Lenton, now or late of Market-Harborough, Leices-
tershire, horse-dealer, to sUrrender March :3, Aril r. at the
S Wan fnn, and 29, at the Angel Inn, Market. Hai borough
at eleven each day. Attornies, Mc srs. Kinderiey, Long

-HA RI) HARRIS, of No. 4, Marthtt.court; Pow-street ; ard I'Jblisheci ‘V I LLI A ARMIC.ItIt SCRIFes,, of South Molton4trect. ‘; rusvenr,r-squ,oc ;
:CE, No, 1 L:4 bt:antl ; where ddvertissments Orders for the PaGer,l4etters for the Editor, &c. rtost-paid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1806-03-19

BRIGHTHELMSTONE, 11.1A4cti 17.

We hear that the intended new Harbour at this
place is proposed tosbe sutficiently'capacious to con-
tain two hundred, vessels. To form the same, two
piers will be constru&ed from the cliff, and extend-
ed into.the sea beyond low-water-mark: The east
most-pier is-intended to run from the cliff near the
end of Market-street, and the othenfrom. the cliff
near \Vest-street. These two piers are designed
to meet each other nearly, leaving only' sufficient
room for the passage of shipping into and. out of the
Harbour. At the foot of the cliff, within the Har-
bour, extending between the two, piers, will be a
spacious quay for landiftg and shipping of goods, and
other commercial purposes:
Brighthelaistone is the largest town upon the coast
in the kingdom which does not possess an harbour,
and it is singular, considering the eligibility, useful-
ness, and great advantages to be derived therefrom,
that it has, not long since been adopted; and morn
especially as the safety of the valuable lives of sea-
faring inen; shipping, and ruerchaudize, has so.
long and loudly called for such a desirable sectulty.
Should the Bill for the above landable purpose be
passed this Session, of which there is little doubt,
and the measure be immediately gone into, the com-
munity at large will be much indebted to His Royal
HighnesS .the PRINCE of WALES,. forthe kind amen,
tion he has paid to this-subjeti.
The Promenade on the Steine will be greatly
proved prior to the commencement or The Slimmer
season, by the addition of a spacious brick or gravel
path quite round, within the rails ; and for the bet-
ter preservation of.the turf in the centre, a neat fence
has been put up, to prei'ent traffic over it in the
winter, by leaving only the intended circular walk
and the bricked road across open. The new fence
will be taken away during the Summer season, and
replaced on the approach' of every succeeding win-
ter. -The expence of this undertaking will be de
frayed by voluntary subscription.
Wednesday about four o'clock in the afternoon,
during the storm of wind and snow, one of our
fishing boats upset near Beachy,Head, when her
crew; consisting of Henry Moekford (owner), H.
Mockford, , juu. his son, and another fisherman,
known by, the name of Chip, were unfortunately.
drowned. The boat has been since found and brought
into this Port.

.Died at , Naples on the Q ist of January, in his
Q.sth year, HENRY &its, Esq. early in life distin-
guished by an attempt to discover a' North West
Passage ; afterwards, at different. periods, Governor
of Georgia and Nova Scotia ; a Member (perhaps
.the oldest) of the Royal Society, as well as of seve-
ral learned Continental SoCieties. possessed a
superior mind, amiable manners, and inestimable
• qualities.
London, England, 1806-03-19

'BIRTH

Yesterday, at her house in Great Orinoitd-street, the Lady
of Mr. Serjeant Best, M. P. ofa Son.
On the loth inst. at his 'Pause in Devonshire-street, Port_
land Place, the Lady of Captain Rolles, of a-Son.
On Sunday evening last, the Lady of tie non. Lieutenant-
General St. • John, of a Daughter, who died the same 'night.
London, England, 1806-09-17

7RIC'E OF

__ RUAV.
Bank stock, shut • India Stock, 189
Navy's pei (.:t. 95i ,95 95 i i India Bonds, Es. ls. dis.
S per Cent. '797, shut Exchequer Bills, ts. dis. is.
Irish 5 per Cent. shut ' pr.
4 per ent. shut 0 innium, 8 71 8 ,
3 pet Cent. Red. shut Imperial 3 per Cent.
3 per .I.'ent. Con. 63 i 1,1 i Ditlo,tinZl. g 6 9.• t6ths
Bank L.' Ann. shut Cons. for 9th Oct. 63 iii
Dittq Short Ann. shut •

Y EST E

NIGH WATER' AT LONDON BRIDgE, TO,NIO,R

RUW.

Morning, 37 min. after 6. I Afternoon, 3 min. after 7.

SALES OF ESTATES.

ESSEX

MASHBUItY, near CDF.:,MSFORD and ONGAK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's I.Cbatige- alley, Cornhill, on
Thursday, Sept. 2s, at Twelve o'Clock,
A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
a good hum- house, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and
convenient Out-huildings, Yard, Garden, &c. and upwards'
'of 132 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, ?nd: Arable Land, situate
at Maslibuty, Chiektial I, and (;,:od Easter, in the Cdunty of
sst'x, b miles from Ciplinsford and. Ongar, 8 from Dun-
mow,,all • good Market Towns, in possession -of Mr. Ed-
ward Fuller, who leas notice to quit at Michaelmas next.
May be viewed by applying to, the Tenant; where Parti-
culars may be had ; at the Black Buy, Chelmsford; Red-
Lion, Ongar ; -Green Man, Harlow'; Spread Eagle, Ingat.
stone ; Saracen's ,Head, Duntnow ; Cock and Bell, -Rum-
ford ; at Messrs. Worthani and Stevenson's, Castle-street,
Holborn ; at GarQway's ; and of Mr. • Robin's,- Warwick-
street, Golden-square, whete a Plan of the Estate may be
seen.

'FREEHOLD ESTATE.
GREAT THURLOW, SUFFOLK.
TO DE soi,t) BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coffee-house, IChang:e-alley, Cornhiit, on
Thursday, Sept. 25, dot.; at Twelve u'Clock,
,in Oat
Lot,

Capital and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising an exeellent Faris 'louse, with 'Yard.,
Barns, Stables, Cart-lodges, and various Hut-buildings; or_
Chard and Garden, sundry inclosures of rich Meadow and
Arable Land; and Land in the open field ; a productive and
thriving Wood,\ stored with tine grown Timber. The whole
Estate containing tfio Acres, all lying nearly coritpaet, the
principal part divided by thriving HedgFs; the Property wf a
Nobleman; situate at Great•Thurlow, to the County of Suf.-
'folk, in posscssiOn of Mr. Jonathan Adains,.whose Lease ex-
pir:s at Michaelmas next.
This Estate tot ms a desirable Prop t•ty, 4 miles from Hs-
verill, 8 from Clare, 9 trout Linton, 14 front Salfron-Wil-
den, 9 fromNewirtaiket, and 16 from Bury.
May be ,viewed by applying to the Tenant.—Particti_
tars at the Crown, Great fiturlow ; the Rani, Newmarket
King's Arms, Bourne-Bridge; Post-houses, Saffron- Walden,
Linton, &c. ; dzigel. Bury .; of Mr. llouching, Wareham,
Norfolk of Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand;
at .iarraway's; and of Mr. Robins,. Warwick-street, tiol-
den-square, London, where a Plaa of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1806-09-17

D,ISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE IVIONEtf

To thA OfEcers and Ship's Company of His Maje Sty's Ship
S:coypi, and the Officers of the Cutter lane and Griffin, for
the capture of the Calypso, Dilay 3 , t799,i to the, Scorpion,
on the. 2...;'th inst. at AlessyS. Wd!iam and laines'Fisitei,
crat Yarry.c)tith, And for thr-.7,e yOgri ; the lane; as

Mr: Thomas Maude's, London ; for the G riffin, at Messrs.
Toulminis and Co. London.
To' the' Officers and Ship's Company of His Maj..sty.'s
Ships Trusty and Ariatine, the net 'proceeds of the Fl ,ie de
Lisbon, captured by His Majesty's Ship Paulette, in iigpt
of His Majesty's Ships Trusty and Ariadne,--on the' isth
Sept. 1804, on the 18th in:st. at N0..26, High-street, Ports-
Mouth, and at the same place every Monday and Thilrsday
for three years. - •
To the Officers and Ship's Company of His 'Majesty's
Ship Loire, their proportion of the proceeds of the Prussian
Brigs Varreme and Elizabeth, captured by His MajestY'
Ship Seahorse, en the i ith and, rath ofAugust, rBor, in sight
of His Majesty's Ships Loire, St. Fiorenzo, and Wolverine,
Aggressor and Censor Cun-brigs, and Swift hired Arinest_:.,
Cutter, on the 18th inst. at No`. 26, High-street, Ports-
mouth ; and every Monday and
.Thursday far three years at
the same place.
To the Officers and ere* of the Hope hired armed Cutter,
-the proceeds of the Shepherdess and ,PoSti I lion, captured b
'the Squadron on the 22. d and 31st July, 1804 ; ou. the 18th
inst. at•N0.26,. High-street, Portsmouth, and at the same :
place every Monday and Thursday for three years.
• To the Officers and Company of His .Majesty's hired
Vessel Mercator, the proceeds of the Ship Frow Elizabeth,'
captured on the 15th October, iSos ; on the loth inst. at
No, 13, George.street,• Westminster. •
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship J.
maica, who were on hoard on the roth of June, 143, a Dis-'
) trihntion of Freight received of the Owners of the (curie Co-
rallie ; on the loth inst. at No. 13, Geot&e-street,. West,
minster.
London, England, 1806-09-17

THE LAST NEW NOVELS.

The following superior and popular Novels have been pub-
lishedin ,the:present Sotison, by RICHARD VHILLIPS,
No. 6, Bridge-street, Blacktriars ; and they may be had of
• -all Booksellers, and at'all Circulating Libraries :
rrHE MAID; WIFE, :ind WII)O,W. By
Henry *Siddons, of the Theatre-Royal; Drury-lane,
3 vols. piice,l3s.'6d. in boards.
2. The WILD IRISH GIRL, By Miss o.,venson, 3
vols. price 13s. 6d.`.ir boards. -
3. The W INTER LOIN:PON. The Vifth Edition,'
By I. S. Surr,-3 vols. price i3s. 61, in board.:.
ERDIN AND+ ITZ.O anolsw.. -By Airs. Temple#'
Nols, price its, in boards. .•
S. The NOVICE of ST. 1)OMINICK. By Miss Owen.
son, 4 vols. price, 18S. iYt Inuits.
(~ F E'CWOO I) ; or, The:New Mari of Feeling. By
Win. Godwin, 3 ;mils. inie& t2s. tki. in boarls.
7.- VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By 'Henry Siddons, 3 vols.
prise t34..6d. in boards.

Dr. GR'ECOlt:\'s NEW CYCLOPEDP.A..
. To he.fini.lieci in Five Months. •

ffiHE SEVENTH PART of Dr. GREGORY',
I. NEW. DIL:TIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES:
iniduding all the new Discoveries and Improvements to the
present time, as. published on-the First Day (4'September,
price 9s, and may be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in
books. •
- A Part wilt cohtinue to bepuhrshed on the.-FiW Day of
the ftillow ing five Months, when this valuable Work will be
completed in 'Pwelve.Parts, making two large and splendid.
Volumes, in quarto, illustrated by One ItuntEed and Forty
Engravings, by the first Artists. '
•Thg First Volume was completed on the First of August,
and may now be bad, in boards, price 21. i7s. 6J. arid all.the
preceding Numbers may also be 114 at the Shop of every
Bookseller in the United Kingdom, price 9s. each. •
Bridge-street, Sept. 4, tgo6.
London, England, 1806-09-17

MARIcIED.

.....
On Monday, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, Mr. Da-
niel Crosthwaite, of Keswick, to MiA Westray, of Hadley,
near London.
Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, the Rev. Thomas
Bennett, to Mbs Levett, only daughter of the late, t rancis
Lovett, Esq.
London, England, 1806-09-17

SUPERIOR WINES.

PENCER •and PERKINS, No. 115, Newt-rate-
-1.." street, I reporters of Wine for upwards of forty. years,
sixteen of which they have adopted.that adnairat4e Mode of
meliorating it in
.large Vats of 3 and .1000 Gallons contents,
as is practised in Gernulny and other Places abroad; by which
their Wines are so improved in flavour,- and their Cordial,
Qualities retained, that they are not only delicious Liquor
to the Palate, but grateful to the Stomachs of Nervous Ha-
bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old port„
Madeira, Bocella, Zic. is of i5,o0o1; value, by which they
arc enabled to keep-Wine to great, ages, both in Cask and
Bottle. • They also keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Rion, and Last-India Orange Shrub, the
Oldest in London treited in the same manner in"Vati,. Which,
with their Wines, they sill oia the most moderate Terms,
1:6 r.Ready-Moriey. 7
Not I,ss than a;Poien sent to any part a the Town free of

I)4;.CE SIX?' NCE.

VICTUALLING-017XE,

Sept. tcs, ;846.
THE COM .11/11-SSIO NERSfor C;711.4.L. L I .‘" 0
. . . .
• ifeilff:STY'f, NAY}; do .6i.re6y site Notise,
on Tuesday', ►he z3d instant, they will be re..7dy to receive Te,-
dets, in us, tang (sealed up f, and treat for the fiwrch ire of a
strong-built VESSEL, Sloop•rigg ed, for the Service of the
Pitimalling Department at Chati.sant,sif about Fifty Tons register,
large enough in the, floldto stow Furfy.Tons of bulky Piflualling
stores ; the height whereof to be nine feet at least from the ski",,
or ckling, sip to the Deck i and the ilatchtstgy. to' be nine feet long,.
and six and a half briiad. The Vessel t. be so -constsmaed as 40
take the ground well and sail fast. ts.

Further particulars may be known by app!ying to Mr. Alder,
the ficy.taker for the Iliftualang Department at Deptford,
, No regard will be h.td to any Tender in which the Mice shall
not be insertedin words arlength, or that shall not be delivered so
the Roard hefore One o'clock sit the said Tuesday, the 234 in-
stant, nor' unless the Person who makes toe Tender, or some
person on hit behalf, attends, to arswer, ,when c tiled Ise.
London, England, 1806-09-17

WED NES DA Y, SEPTEMBER lj, 1800.

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,

And Five. Thousand less Tickets thari last State Lottery.

The First-drawn Ticket entitled to
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS;
All other Capital Prizes are afloat.

1 URCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will
have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital. Prizes,
provided they purchase before the Drawing Commences,
which will be on the' t3th of Odober next. The Scheme
contains equal Advantages of •
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND- PRIZES,
TEN 'THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
FIVE THOUSAND POI7ND PRIZES, &c. &c.
To former qteries of double the Number of Tickets.
Tiventy Thou: d TiCkets only, and no other State Lottery
to be drawn this Year.
. SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
3 - - • ‘60,00.
3 - -.- - - rotooo. .
3 5,000 - - 15,000
1,000 - - - 5,000
s°o - - 4 -
2.0 - - - - 100

40 - - 2,0m0
,4,100

20,000 Tickets ,C 200,000
Tickets and Shares are on Sale t every Lottery Office.
Ticket - - 419.t6 0
Nail _ - -t, 2 o - - 2 XI 6
Quarter - . 5 2 o I Sixteenth - t. 6 o

- THE GOVERNMENT STATE- LOTTERY
Commences drawing t3th of next Month.
. .
TEN-THOUSAND POUN DS for the First-drawn Ticket;
Every other Prize afloat, from 2000031. to 201.
TUTS Plan places
,all who purchase before the
Drawing begins on equal tet tits ; an advaniai.:e that has
nOt been ofKled to the Pirblic forinany 'years past.
ONLY..TW.ENTY THOUSAND TICKETS',
. And the SCHEME contains
3.- Prizes of - Zzo,ooo
3 - - -•-
3 • - 5000
S loon
aec. &C. &c.
• No Prize le,ss, than Twenty Pounds,
The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid
in Sterlit•g Money.; 20,04;i01'. tor a zo,oool. Prize; and so in
proportion for every other Prize.
CTS and SHA RZS are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lottery Offices, and. by 'their Agents. .

This Day was publiAed,
Price One Shilling and,Sitpene, sewed.
A PLAIN. .and AFFECTIONATE ADDRESS
LA, to the PARISHIONERS of Si'. MA RTIN's and
ALE:SAINTS, in LEICESTER. from the. Reverend
EDWARD THOMAS VA DGBAN,---A. M. their Vicar.

Printed for J . Hatcliard, No. Igo, 'Piccadilly ; Deighton,
Cambric* ; and Cwcike, Oxford.
Of.wholli may be had, price rBs. in boards,
• The Second Edition of Hosea, translated from the He-
brew, with Notes. To which. is now first added, a Semion
on Christ's Descent, by.Sariniel Lord Bishop of St; Asaph.
London, England, 1806-09-17

SHIP NEWS.

• CRAVISEND, SEPT. 15.
Passeckby—the Laura, Hudson,•trom St. Domingo ; Pitt,
Davidson, from Quebec • Braganza, Coles, from Lisbon ;
Eagle, Thompson, and A,;!xander, Wilson, from Arch,n-
gel ; Vrow Anna Margarctta, , from Varell ; Van
Tromp, Vonally, from Rostock ;, Jonge Peter Anna, Den-
man, from Hatnbro' ; Nora, Smith, TWC/ Sisters; lasson,
and I °atlas, Jordan, from Norway.
Sailed—the Brothers, Russell, for the Cape of Good Hope
and New South W ides ; Concordia, Lewis, for Hanibrci' ;
and Two Gebroders, Johanson,' tbr Bremen.
London, England, 1806-09-17

INSTANT MONEY LOANS.

SOME Gentlemen of the first. Respe'aability and
independent Fortunes having formed a privatoEstablish-
ment of National Advantage, the Nobility, Cletgy, Ladies,]
of Distindion, and other Persons poSsesSed of Incomes for
Life, or otherwise, arising from Land. Rouses, Diiidends
of Stocks,. Marriage Settlements, Church Preferments, or
other efficient Property, may now, without being subjed,
as in the ordinary casts, to exposure and delay, be accom-
mod.Red with Money to any amount, on Terms nearly equal
to Mortgage. . .
Letters ,(post-paid) addressed to COX and Co. 'Army,
Agents, No. 8, Warwick-street, Charing-cross, or Personal
.Applications, from Twelve till Two o'Clock, -will be at-
tended to. . .

N.B. COmmissions in the Army bought and sold.

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.-
DR. lAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTII3ILIOUS
PILLS.

THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge-
net-al Preservative of Health, is become universal, trtim
their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually dis-
turb the Human Frame ; such as Colds, Rhetrmatisms,
Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli-
mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life ; and these
salutary Efleds are produced by gently opening the Pores by
Night, and the Body by Day, without requiring any parti-
cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the .Analeptic
' Pills are also very 'serviceable in Bilious and other deep-
seated'Disorders, yet.being designed as a mild Purgative only,
and therefore not always Sufficiently active, the Antibilious
Pills have been recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician,
who has used these Medicines cumbincil for many years with
the happiest success in all complaintrof the Liver, as well
as in other internal Diseases.
Solt/ .only by F. Newbery and .Sons, No. 4.5, St. Paul's
Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four doors trout the*Cor-
ner of Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. latnes's late House
in Bruton-street ; viz. the Analeptic Patti, price 4s. 6d,
14 Box, or six inone large Box, for 11. 4s. and the Antibilious'Pills, price 25. 9l a Box, Duty includd.—Observe that the
`words " F. NewberyrNo. 45, St. riturs,-.are engraved. in
vim Stamps.
•

v A 4
London, England, 1806-09-17

KENT.

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETT on
LEASE,

THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, pos-
session of which niay be had on the- tith October,

1806 :
A sub•Statttial roomy well-built Brick MESSUAG E,
called Sionebridgc-Greenjlouse, situate at Egerton, in the
County of Kent (well calculated fur a person desirous of
jiving retired, in a healthy Country,. abOunding With Game),
on the right of the Turnpike- Road leading from Maidstone to
Ashford, distant front the tormer 13, from the latter 6 Miles;
with Court, Garden, good Stabling, and all other necessary
9ut-buildingS, and 26 A. t R.-14V: of Land, which consists
principally"ofllop-groUndS and Meadows, and each. of the
.very ,first quality:
Also a Valuable FARM, brought into the best state of
Cultivation by the Proprietor. "called Chegworth ,Court, in
the Parish of .Ulcomb, afthedistance of half a Mile from the
Turnpike Woad leading frost Maidstone to Ashford, and front
the former plaCe sik Miles;' Consisting of a strong-built
FarM Douse, •ida. very pleasant situation; two good. Barns,
a large and convenient Oasthottle and Granary,,withS!tables,
and other suitable O ut-bulldings, .together with rio A. 3 K.
23 P. of exceeding good Hop, Meadow, 'Arable, and Wood-
Land. •

Also a. FARM, used With .the above, containing 45 A •
whereof 40 Acres are Meadow and Saintfoine, and the re-
mainder Woodlalid. •
N. B. Thereis.rlenty of came on the Premises, whicl4
are in complete repair, and in a healthy situation. -
A LSO TO BE-LEVI' (and entered on' immediately if
,desired), a comtbrtable Residence, called WHITEHOUSE,
with a large (;arden„wailed inn; a Airy healthy sifuation,
close to Coxhecth (an extensive turf), in the PariSh
of
Boughton Monclfelsea, fdur Miles from 'Maidstone.; contain-
ing two good •ParlourS, tour good Bed-moths (beskleS
vants'), with a convenient Kit Chen, and Wash and Brew,
house, and other Offices ; and, 'if required, an Orchard
MeldoW will be lett with it.
- Enquire of Messrs. Burr and Pope, Solicitors, Maidstone
(if by letter,.:RoWpalcl). , •
London, England, 1806-03-21

AR R E'D

On. Tuesday, at
.Kirkby. Fleetharrr, Yorkshire, Thomas
- Robson, Esq. of Ho!thy HQIISC, in
,the parish of Hornby, to
_Miss Caroline Young,. second daughter td Sir Wm.• Young,
Bart.
London, England, 1806-03-21

NEW Lovrti RY

CWIFT and Co. No.:. it; Poultty, solicit ,the
Attention of the: Public' to the Scheme of the 'JEW
...STATE, LOI TERY, which will
.begin Drawing. on the
rith of May. It contains only 25,00 a Tickets instead of
-30,0c0, usual at this period of the'Year,-and will be fottnd
more acivantz.igeous for Adventurßrs than the Schemes of the
late Lotteries, having Upwardsot One'Tlionsand Prizes.more
,than the last, and. One .flundred and 'Seventeen Prizes more
than the preceding May 'Lottery, "which consisted of 30,0c0
tickets... Thetighest Prize is 25,09c1. and the lowest ztl.
Schemes at large.gratis.
London, England, 1806-01-13

.7141\TRUP1CIES ENLARGED.

• William Dit,kensort, Thomas Goodall, Nlichael Goodall, and
IVilliain Dickenson the younger, of Birmingham, bankers
and co-partners, from lan. 4 to 3r, at eleven, at the Hotel,'
. Temple-row, irmingham.• •. •
Sinclair Wright, late. of White WhiteeMpel,
Middlesex, merchant, from lan. ti to 'Feb. to, at.ten,,at
G
London, England, 1806-01-13

STATE LOTTERY,
To begin, Drawing February 3.
arid Co. No. 11, Poultry, London, and
at-their °Hides inmost of the principal Towns, are sell-
tin the TICKETS and SHARES of the present LOT-
' TERY, in which the Sono First-drawn Tickets are entitled
to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes.
The only Priie of 10,0001. shared in the last Lottery, No.
18;539, was sold by Swift, and Co. as also
No. 3973 - a Prize of - Zrooo
- - - - 500
And in the Lotteries immediately preceding :
No. 6791 - - - ,C20,00c3 No. 20,952 - - to,ooo
9362 10,008 - 19,556 - - 5000
Besides others of 20001. local. cool. Zec. &c.
London, England, 1806-01-13

STATE LOTTERY, aos,-
Begips Drawing February 3d, 1806.

to Z~r.'Nicholson),
ALL and Co: (SuccessorsatJ
their State- Lottery Office, No. 88. Cornhill, Corner
of the Royal Exchange, London, respeafully acquaint their
Friends and the PUblic, that 'TICKETS and SHA R ES for
the above Lottery are selling in .variety of Numbers, divided
into Halves, Quarters,• Eighths, and' Sixteenths, stamped
according to .Ad of Parliament. This Scheme consists of
Forty-CapitalPrizes, exclusive of cool. and Sol. amounting
t0_a40,,0001. ; and the,First,drawn Sono Tickets are entitled
to Twenty-two Pounds each.
Orders from the Country, accompanied With short-dated
Bills, Bank-Notes, Cash,
,or Post. Office Orders, executed
on the same Terms as if personally present.
Money ter Prizes as soon aSdrawn.