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London, England, 1806-05-24

WELCH's FEMALE PILLS,

For the Green .Sickness, and other Disorders incident to •
Young Females..

rrilE following instance.of:. their uncommon effi-
cacy is worthy the attention of the Afflicted.
• Madam, Plymouth Dock, Oct. to, 1805,
So much benefit I have received troin - a Medicine called
WELCH's. FEMALE PILLS, of. which, by the bill,
understand you to be the Proprietor, that 1 am induced, in
gratitude for my recovery, and from a desire of serving those
who are similarly ailliCt.d, to -State the particulars of my
case, whiclryou are.at liberty to-',4nake as public as is agree-
able to yourself.
. I am now near twenty years' of age, and for -the list
three • years have been scarcely three days free from
which to describe pitticularly might.be unimportant
and improper ;_,but, to speak generally, I was afflicted with
a continued ihokness of breath, accompanied by palpitation
of the heart ; my appetite was generalty very much reduced, ,
,but now and then greedy to• excess ; my countenallcei from
being rosy; became of a palid Imidness, and those periodical
discharges to which we are subject' were now triffilig sad
irregular. In this state,- a buithen to myself and friends, I
had recourse • to every. means prescribed by the 11,aculty, or
recommended by my
,friends, to obtain a restoration ofbealth,
but without success. At length- WELCFI'S F.EMA'LE
PILLS were mentioned by a Lady who BaPpead to be on .a
visit at our Louse., to have.been of rnaferial service-to-a rela-
tion of hen's in a'similar situation, and who then continued
to take them with every prospect of a complete restbration of
her former health. On .this representation,' I immediately
tent for a couple Boxes, and by the timel had taken them,
agreeably.to the directions, I found my former symptoms of
ill health materially to abate, and now am taking the foul th
Box, with every prospect of a complete restoration by the
time it is empty.. I therefore, with heartfelt satisfaztiOn,
acknowledge myself, Madam, much your.debtor, and airi,
Ybur most obedient Servant,
FIONORIA 'WILKINSON.
• T&Mrs. Kearsley,Fleet-street, London. i
Weleh's t einalePills(withdirections), price as. gl. a Box,
are sold. wholesale, by G.•Kearsley, Fleet...street, London,
Dicey and Co. Bow Church.yard,'_Cheapsnle ; F. New-
berry, No. 45, • St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co.
No, 150, Oxford-street ; Butlbt, Cheupside ; and iliticlay
-and Son, Fleet.marter.
***. As another Medicine is sold under the name of
Welsh's Female Pills, WWI is spurious, purchasers are re. ,
quested to remark, as the surest testimony of authenticity,
that each bill of directions- isk signed'wuh the na.iie
KEA a s EA in .hand-writing ; and on the outside, whereby
servants cannot be imposed iSti, the Sump is printed by per.:
mission of 1114 Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of
Stamps,.thus :—C. Ki4ll,oi.ty, No. 46, Fleet.strc‘l. ?twit
others atti4taluine.- : . ,
London, England, 1806-07-16

FRIDAY.

Threel(eur.; Ohl Ten Guineas Stake, 'Teti Guineas added.
Seyeta-Subscribrs.

Lord Stanford's Shipton, by Benittbrough, walked over..
Fifty Pounds for all Ages.
Mr. Butler's Eunuch, by Pegasus, 5 yrs old, Bst. 41b.
Mr. Astley's ch. c. Newton, 3 yrs old, 6st. bolted
- • Three 46,14 to on P. unuch

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GRAVIiSEND,JULY r 4.

Passed by—the Thomas, Douglas, atut Prosperity, Dixon,
from Si. Petersburg/1; Young johaia.l,,--, trout Vareli
His Majesty's Ship Malabar, Scott, from the West' Indies;
Martha, Seitaw,and kiitig Sun, Thirklev, from Norway.
Sailed—t.v Aurura, Finley, at,-.1 Satyr, Ilisor, 16r AtriLa;
Robert and Sarah, Teasdale, for .ftigail Navigator, -Eirat:S,
and British Voltrui=r, coilimon, fur St. Peter3ntri4ll.

Ii 1x rh.

Lately, at 'Paisley., Mrs. Fraser, wife of Mr. f. Fraser,
Manager of tie Theatre theft, .Ct 4 DaughttT, L.:Ll:kg her
c.iiild.

MARRIED.

On Saturday lasts Mr. Wkitaker, f.:f Winsley-street, 0 r.-
-ford-utreet., to Miss Keen, daughter of .1 he late j. been, Esq.
On Monday last, W iliiam Dent, sun. Esq. of Triirir.
Yorkshire, tosMiss Vent, %laughter of William pept,, Esq.
of Isrickentionhu ry , Herts.
YeSterday, Mf. Mackiulay, ,of the Strand, to Miss U.
Cates, of Tottunhain.

Tile same day, a; Mary-le:laone Church., thz
bert Stevens, to Hiss Mason. • •

DIED.

Yesterday, after a lingering nd most painful illness, flit
Right Hon. Lady Mary Duncan, relid of Sir William Dull-
Can; 13 att. aunt to our.deceased, hero titegreat Lord Viscount
Duncan, and eldest daughter of Sackville ruffian, seventh
Earl of Thanet, and Mary. Saville, yaungest daUghter and
cO-heif of William Marquis of Halifax:
The same Morning, suddenly, by the bursting of _a blood_
vessel in the vertibrte of-thebrain;-at her lituie in Find ...el::
street; Westminster, Mrs. Doyle, relid of the, late kr_
Doyle, minty years Messenger at he War-Office. ,She-was
in perfect health a few minutes before.

- .
On the 7thinst. at her honie in Hope-street, Edinburgh,;
Mrs. Janet ColgOhoun, relit General lohn Canybel4,- of
BarbreA, and daughter of Sir tunes colquitoun, Bari. of
Luis. -- • •

On Monday last,-at the Hot. Wells;' Btistol; ?Pais .F;;*
Pratt, .aged IS years,, the daughter of this' Rev. j, S: Pratt: •
On tile xis: ult. at Dresden, in his 7.411-3,:Far,,:liis
Highness Francis Xavier, Prince Royal ptlkiland;. Duke-of
Saxony, .and uncle of tlie reigning Eleitor,-.cluting whose mi-
nority he aeled as, Regent of the Eiedoral S tates. • -
Lately; at Berlin, M. Frederick Hearyi-Stubetarauch, the
worthy Director of the Regency of the Order of St. john,
and ot.the Domain-Chamber of his Royal. Highness Prince
Ferdinand of Prussia. -Among others,. the 612 Colonial
Establishments, in the pistrid of Wartebruoh, comprisiag
nearly 30o,000Laeres of arable land, are indebted to him fu
their original settlement.

On Irriday, in Chancery-lane, at 411 advanced age, Mr.,
lohn Packer, Printer.
Lately, at Manchester, Mrs. C. Young, late Miss 1.;:ti:
maul, of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket.
London, England, 1806-07-16

VAUXHALL.

Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of

THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 16, will be a
GRAND GALA, and Intl LI lANT EXHII3ITION
,of FIRE-WORKS Admission Three Shillings.

0:r The Public are respectfully informed, that owing to
the necessary Preparatidns _tor ,(.alas, the Gardens can only
be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays..

LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE.
YESTERDAY the CONVENTION of ROYAL
811 RCHS, how a,brtnotect here, voted the tuliowigg
ADDRESi to 1.0,RD MELVILLE: '

TO THE RIGII HON. HENRY LORI) VISCOUNT SILL-
viLL 6, &C. &C. iicC.

We, Representatives of thb,Royal Burghs of Scotland,
in annual Couvelition assembled, beg leave to congratulate
your Lurisosp on the Issue of a :Dial which has rescued
your Lord Ship's Charade' and Honour from an Accusatiun
which ',;nowleoge or both made us confidently believe a
f, • Itquiry would prove.toluive been
u;',

ly to ourselves on an event which restores
to toe c. the Nation a Statesman who, in the
21.—t cr!ti, di 4nd trying tunes, defended our oeloVed
• ..,id OupetiVied C. iistitution, from the Attacks of Do..
in, sic and Foreign Enemies ; we recall with a melancholy
• aion those times, and the services in which )our Lord-
• -pp.114(1 the wisdom and..firainess of your Character to'
those 0; cxaltetl Statesman, now no nt.re -whose Memory
is rto tie revered -whose loss is ever to be lamented.
As the Representatives of the Royal Burglis of Scotland,
we feel ourselves particularly called upcin to offer this Tri-
bute of Congratulation to your Lordship; whose attention
was unremitting, and whose public services were most im-
vrta,it to the rmerestsof our Native Country. Tim your life
rnar. be prolonged tor such useful and patriotic purposes as
those to v, hich i. has been hitherto detroted, is a wish which
Nvc believe to k:C C.. 11141011 to us with the great majority of our
Fell.
Signed in our-name, and by our appointment, by
WM. F ETTES, Preses.
luly 9. 1806.
London, England, 1806-07-16

LICTUALLING-OFFICE,

• • July t 5, tik6.
THE COAIMISSIO NEl?Sfor V1Gr1.1.4 L L ING
His 1114YESTY's NAP!' do hereby -kiVe Alorke, Thai
on Friday the zith inst. they will be ready '• -eceive Tenders, in
iting waled up 7, and treat for Two Hundred and lilt),
Tons of Genuine ,OATM EAL ; to he delivered; One Hunched
Tons into His-Majesty's Pit-Ilia/ling Stores at Dt.ptfr d ; One
Huwired Tons into those at IVerouti, ; Fil "ions into those
at Portimouth ; one Half thereof in one ill;nth,-,andthe other Half
tie one. Month alter anal to be paid for 6y Bills, payable, with
intesest, ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Contrat7- may he •seett at the Secretaiy'r
Office.
Nu regard will be had to•any Tender in wh7ch the Puce Shall
-not be inserted in words at length, or that :ha • 6, leltvered to
the Board &fore One o'Clock on the salt .1,4 y, the 1511..
inst. nor unless the Person who snakes t' ~ some Per_.
ton on his hehatj, attends, to answer, nul,.! e •,,

EA.TT INDIA flOkl,)E, '
Oleg 7, ISo6.
HE COURT of DIRECTORS of 11th UNITED
.COMPANY of lIERCiI ‘ I'S of ENGLAND trading
to the East Indies do kwre4y . -
- That the Transfer Book t}, the said"Cinstpa,!?: Stock will be
:Anton. Thursday the-S;L 1,!2",5,.-e.k.„!, at Two o'Clock, and opened
again on Thursday the
.70.:fa(ydollawing. . ,

- - - -
-And that _the Dividend Warrants on the said Con:patter stock,
due the sth of 3'u6inext, will be ready to he delivered on Tuesdv
aty next,
the gth 3' • A 211" RA, AY, Secrets?), .

On Monday the r4th inst. ras.published,

A LETTER addressed to Mrs. FITZHERBERT,
in answer to a Complaint that her Fejlings have INecn
hurt by the mention of her Name in the-Review i the. Con.
dud of the -PRINCE of WALES; witit'Obsc; %rations on
the influence of Example, &c. &c. '
Jay NATHANIEL JEFFERYS, late Al. P. for the City
' • of Coventry.
To be had at No. zoo Palk-Mail, price is.

On'the First of August will be published,

Hardsomely printed in Twoiarge Volumes in Oaavd, price
in boards,iBs., a New Eirion, corrected and cousiderably

enlorged, being the Sixth, of .
T.TTIEMENTS 'of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE,
introdu.4tory to Useful Books in the Principal branches
of Literature and'Science. With Lists of the most apptoved
Authors; including the hest Editions of the. Classics. De-
signed chiefly • for the I union Stiidents in the Universities,
and the higher Classes in SChools,
• • By HT MR?. icETT,B. D. -•
Fellow and Tutor of ,Trinity College, Oxford. -

Printed for Messrs. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard;
H4tchard, Piccadilly ; and Egerton, Whitehall, I,iindnii ; I
Parker and J.. Cooke, Oxford ; and Deightoh,-
Of whom may be had,' by the same Author, History the
Interpreter of Prophecy ; or, A View of the Scriptural Pro-
phecies and their Accomplishments in the Past and Present
Occuflences of the World ; with CoujeCtures respecting
their future Completion. The sth Edition, in 2 vOls. Svo.
priceht boards 14$.
London, England, 1806-07-16

MONEY.

Ik.gESSRS:-LIICAS and Co. beg leave-to FnForm
those that may be in want, and desirous of burrowing
temporary and permanent Sums of Money, 'and possessed of
any assignable Property, that they may be supplied with any
Sum on fair and equitable Terms, by paving an adequate An-
nuity Interest for the same; as also to those of knowii
P.o-
perty any Sum will be adiranced on their Personal Security.,
Personal applications are &lily received by Messrs. Lucas
and Co. ac No, 2, lames-street, Adelphi, Strand; and Let-
ters (post-paid) answered without delay. •

GOSPORT.
FOR. PUBLIC SALE,
At the Crown Inn, on Thursday Cie 17th of July, 1806, at
Ten o'Cl,ock in the Poren

THE Good .Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA,
alias ES I'REL LA ; regularly conaenthed as Prize to
His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain.
Dimensions—Length 9o- feet 6. inches; -height between
Decks 4 feet' 4 inches ; breadth 27 feet 2 inches ; dePtn in
Hold 9 feet .to. inches ; square stern, about 257 tons rnee-4-
sure.inent, nearly new, remarkably strong built, and coppered
to her light Water Mark ; has .two flush Decks, and well
found in 'Stores; would make an excellent Packet, or suit.
able tor any Trade where dispatch is required, being a very
fast sailer.
After which will be sold her Cargo, viz.
For Exportation. • , ,
' 440 Bags Sugar.
84 Ditto Cocoa-. •
For Home Consumption.,
93 Bales Sarsaparilla.
• • 20. Ditto •
t 6 Serous CoLoureal.
4 Bags Allspice.
500 Bides in the Hair.
zso Pieces of Hides.
• is Tons Logwood.
To be vie,.ved at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before
the Sale, and CatalogueS and Inventories had by applying
to' Messrs. Peyton and Grenfell, Agents, Castle Baynard,
London; or MATTHIAS MARCO, 61? joint
WILLIAM TURNER, S Brokers.
Gosport, June 26, 1806. • , -
London, England, 1806-07-16

C'ER i' IF Id AI ES.

August;. William Dickenson, Thomas Goodall,' Michael
cyoodall, and William Dickenson the young eh ot.,Birming-
ham, hankers and co. partners. . .
john Page, of St. Clement, Worcester, hop-merchant.
'e'hoinas jaasott, of Argyll-street, Oxford-street, Middle-
sex, tailor. •
George Sputlizrid, of New. Bond-street, Middlesex, linen-
drper. - ' •
)ohi Sylomon, late of Fell-street, N'Vood-street, Cheapside,
London, dealer. __

gJoett Pipe the younger, and Petvr Hankinson, of Liver-
pool, spurt and porter-dealers and co-partners.

A number of the Gentlemen of Essex have en 7
tered into a subscription for making 'a road from
London to Tilbury, and have resolved to apply to
}arliament for the necessary permission..
London, England, 1806-05-12

iViDiSIVDS;

utte 11. -john Read, Vedfurd, paintcc, at ten, at,
London.--July tz. G. Billett, I3orough, linen-draper, at..
twelve, at G tine 21,'.H. Cheaman, Lam-
berlitirst, ent„corn,dealer; at ten; at -Guildhall, London.
uric . -Knight, Tunbridge Wells,- Kent, banker, at-
one, at Guildhall.; London.— June 7. S. M. Fisher, C; raves-
end, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—l uric 2.
1. Hazledine, Ilri4iribrth, Salop, iron,founder,•at three;
at the Pig and Castle Inn, Bridgenorth.--lune z. T. RoW-
ley and. j. Rowley, Salterd, Lancaster, cotton-.spinners,
at twelve, at the l)og Tavern,' Deansgate, Manchester.—,
May 11. W. and J. Field, Old Swan- Stairs.- 'Upper
Thames-street, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London, England, 1806-05-12

DIED

On the 26th ult. at Shooter's Hill, in the 25th year of her
age, Mrs. Lacy, wife of Captain Lacy, of the Royal Artil-
lery.
On Thursday last, at Milksham, Wilts, Mrs. Ann Years-
ley, well known-in the poetical world as the Mtik-woman
of Bristol.'
Lately, at Bystock," in Devonshire,. Mrs. Kensington,
wi-
dow'of john Kensington, Esq. formerly Banker in London:
On the 18th of February last, atTert Royal, larnalca, of
the yellow fever; Mr. Robert Lionel Gomm, of the Royal
Navy, youngest son of the. Rev. William Gomm, Bettor of
13ramdean, in the County of Hants:-' and on the icth of the
succeeding month, Miss 'Clementine Gomm, daughter of the
same Gentleman.
London, England, 1806-05-12

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE. great Reputation* which Mr.. BURGESS.
,
has gaitted by the superior Excellence of hiS ESSENCE
of ANCH9VIES for I,ISII SAUCE has induced. many
Persons to giVe the same Name to an Article entirely dif-
ferent.
101-IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to eau.iun them against 411, n Imp,:sitions, as several
People travel the Empire, ode. Shopkeepers,. &-c:. an ex-
tra large profi! to vend the spununs-kind : they are parti-
cularly requested to ask for BuitoEss!s, and to observe none
is genuine-but what have these words upon the
Label—
john Ptirg,ess and Son's Original and. Superior Essence of
Anchovies."
Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand; corner
of the Savoy Steps, London . . •
London, England, 1806-05-12

GER 17FJCRTES.

May 3t. W. Hartiidge, Cheapside,haberdashcr.R. j. jack.,
son, West Winch, N•gfolk, butcher.—H. Rudhall, Broad-
street, Bristol, silk-inercer.-1. Harrison, Manchester, rria-
nufaCturer.— R. Rigg, Milk-street,- London, warehouse-
man.—R. Urquhart, Strand, goldsmith.—S. Bawtree, the
xounger, Crescent, Minories, corn-fador. .•-

About -a fortnight ao-o, Matthew Mark Watson, a
youth about 6 years ofQ age,, was found hanging in a
'cellar at, Huntingdon • on being taken down, various
.experiments were tried to bring him to life, but to
no purpoSe. A Coroner's Inquest was taken on the
occasion, and from the position of the.cord in 'which
he was found, and other circumstances in evidence,
(being supposedlo have done it only by way c,f try-
-ing the sensation of suspension"by the.neck, having
.often expressed, himself toil that purpose) it was
brought in Accidental Death.
London, England, 1806-05-12

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, MAY 9.
Arrived—the Beaufoy, Nuckle, and Fanny, Fryer, froth
Portsmouth ; Eleanor, JaCkson, from Sunderland ;
son, Pringle, from Newcastle; and Industry, Aid*idge, froth
Southampton.
. Sailed—the Hope, Bighthead; AEtive, Boynes, and Active,
Williams, tor Portsmouth ; Britannia, Oldis, and Lester,
Walters, for Liverpool ; and limo, Northover, tor London.
London, England, 1806-05-12

MARRIAD.

On Saturday,' at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr. Wil-
liam. Bramwell, jun. of .Greel-street, -Soho, to Miss F.
Skinner, daughter of Robert Skinner, ESq. of TUnbridge
Wells, Kent.
Lately, at Malton, after a courtship of thirty years, MG I
WoolJey, agcd Sz, to Miss E. Stavely, aged S 3, both of the
same place.
London, England, 1806-05-12

, .
yy
ana coi;tinues eruizingin.'siglit of Cadiz— One Of-
ficer 2 wounded ; 2 men 92. woun-
ded.

Belerophon, 74.--Got into. Gibraltar in a good
state, wish the loss of her rnizen4nast, and return-
ed to cruize before Cadiz. Two Officers killed, 1
wounded ; 43' filth killed, 59.WOUnded.
Total of the Fourth Division—Two Captains, 29
Officers, killed; 13 Officers Wounded;- 1705 men
killed, 242 drowned, and 452 Sailors and Miirines
wounded.

FIFTH
,DIVISION,
Which arrived on the evening of the '2 Ist to assist
the Squadron, and came into the A&ion under the

comm-and of Rear-Admiral Louis.

Herb, 80.—Towed into Gibraltar by a 'Frigate,
and condemned as useless. Two Captains, 3 Of-
ficers killed ; the Rear-Admiral severely. wounded ,;
5 Officers wounded,; 122. men killed, 92 wounded.
Atreviedo, 74.—Entered Gibraliar in a good state,
and now cruizing before Cadiz. Two Officers
killed, 1 wounded ; 18 men killed, 4 w wounded. •
Eagle, 7C—Never came into Adion, and cruizes
before Cadiz.

Polyphemus, 74.—Got into, Gibraltar in a good
state, and afterwards came out on a cruize before
Cadiz. One Captain, ^t Officer killed ; 3 Officers
wounded ; 28 men killed, and 4.5 wounded. •

_
. Total -of the Fifth blvisien—LThree Captains, 6
Officers, 158 men- ; g ‘Oll-igprs, and 17(3 men.
Nirounded.

SIXTH DIVISION',

Which joined the English Squadron on the morn-
ing of the 22d, and manned part ofthe Squadron,
which continued its-course to Malta as a Convoy
to different Ships. •

Sovereign, 11,0 guns.—Never -entered the.Aaion,
but struck on the coast of ,Coriel, where she was
ship-Wrecked, without.saving anything, not even the
money which she had on board. Two Captains,
I(.:offieers, and 900- men perished.. '
Re/an/pap, 74 guns.---Never came into the Ac-
tion, and is now before Cadiz..
Duke of York, 74 nuns.—Never came into the
Aaiun. Manned some Enemy's Ships, and:left them
on account of the storm. She is ,now before Cadiz.

Total of the Sixth Diviion—Two Captains, 12
Officers, and goo men killa -

STATE OF THE SQUADRON, •
Sunk - - 7
Wrecked , , . - 3
Burnt - - - _ I
Condemned at Useless .. 8
That may be repaired - . i i
Which never entered the A alai 5

Total 35
The Squadron also consisted of, I; Frigates, 5 Sloops, d
z Brigs. •

GRAND TOTAL OF THE `LOSS OF, MEN AND

OFFICERS.

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;.3
:„..
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T 2
1
• I 2: 'To- I I

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London, England, 1806-07-18

ist JULY•

A Port.uuesz Shit;, arrived from Para, blin6s in-
tlligeuce that she fell iti with JEROME BoN,i.t)ARTE'S
squadron off that Coast bti the Citli of May, steer-
ing apparently for SuriUam or Trinidad: Sir Rio!:
IRD STR At II Alt was off Madeira early in June, in.-
guiring after him, and proceeded to the Canaries fdr
farther informaticiii. : .

The Madrid Gettette of the 24th of June contains
a Dispatch frOni the Captain-General of the Depart.-
ment of Ca.rthagena to his Excellency the P RINCE
of PEACE, which states, that on'the ist of June an
ataion was fought off Ivica between the Spanish
Privateer San Antonio, of 6 guns, and 85 men, and
the English Ship .Felicity, of 12 'guns, and 63 men,
Capt. NOVEI4.A. The a&ion continued 20 minutes,
when .the Felicity was boarded, and compelled to

strike, with the loss of 19 killed, and 25 wounded.
The Spaniards had 5 killed, and 8 wounded.

It is Well knoWn tbat Mr. ALEXANDER HoitNE;
the. English Agent, received an intimation last year
to quit Ratisbon. That circumstance produced the
following correspondence; which has never been
offered to the public attention :--
" The Undersigned, especially charged by His
Britannic Majesty with the business of the British
Envoy at the Diet of RatiShon, during the absence
of the latter, has been, in a manner not less strik-
ing than unprecedented, turned Out of his private
residence ; an at in diied OppoSition to the Laws
of the Empire, which admit of no foreign jurisdic-
tion, as well as contrary to the form and manner of
justice : because all legal inquiry and justification
have been refused, and consequently all conne&ibn
with the Poye and the'Arch-ChanCellor, in order to
obtain due satisfadion for the violation sustained,
has been set aside.: But since the Undersigned sup
poses it possible that his presence may be necessary
till the arrival of His Majesty's Minister at Ratisbon,
he has the honour to apply to his Excellency
Baron Vox REDEN, merely as a British Subject, and,
as such, he solicits the protedion of the Hanove-
rian Envoy.
" The Undersigned is convinced that his protee,
tion cannot create any difficulty, because the Envoys
of His Britannic Majesty at Munich and Ratisbon
afford a similar protedion to all-His Majesty's Ger-
man Subje&st
," June 29, 1805. " ALEX. HoRNE.';
London, England, 1806-07-18

VAUXHALL.

-iiralet the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
WALES.

'THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 1 a, will be a
GRAND GALA, andBRILLIANT EXIIIBIT-10N
of FIRE-WORKS.- Admission Three Shillings. •

THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS'
in London having receiyeclaccounts from various parts
olEngland, complaining of-the number of irregular ,Pradi-
tioners, calling themselves Physicians, who exercise the Pro-
fession of Physic without Authority, and in many instances'
without due Qualification ;,feel it their duty to apprize the
Public of the legal provisions to obviate this eyil,•and to re,
fer them to the List annually printed by the College (which
in future they will take care lo.have:ProperlY-cireulated), in
order that the Names of all those may be known who, having
been examined by the, College acoording•to Law, havebcen
deemed competent to pradice as Physicians.
gxtrad from the Ads of Parfiament of 14th and rith Henry
'", . . •
That it May be enaded -in this present-Parliament, that
perSonsfrom henceforth be suffered to exercise or pradice
jot Physic, through England; until such-.tinte- 'that lie. be
el:mined at-London 'by the said President and three of the
sa id Elets, and have from the said President and.E leas LO-
Urs Testitnonialot tisir Approving and E-xaryrinarian;: ex-
iTritebe a Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge, which bath
ag`comiilisfliefl.al4 things fOr .hi s -form lima. any
.qrAce.-
• . Order_ot the College, '
DAMES HER-VEY, M.D. Register._
Tt ine 2;0306. •
London, England, 1806-07-18

LOTTERY.

We understand that in the New Lotteries it is in-
tended to allow the sale of ChanCeS, by which the
buyer will be entitled to every .-betiefit above the
lowest prize in the Lottery, which lowest prize is
(in that case) to belong to the seller ; of course
Chance can be sold for much less than a Ticket, atill
yet obtain the whole of any capital. Prize. The ori-
ginal Ticket will be deposited at the Stamp Office, '
and the Chance stamped, so that no fraud can be
pradised upon the buyer, as ,only one Chance can be
made for each Ticket.

The CommiSsioners of Stamps , will return to the
Sellers. of Chances the Tickets deposited for such
Chances at any time before they are drawn, ,on. the
Seller producing the stamped Chance, and the
Stamp Office receipt to be:cancelled.
The Commissioners of, Stamps will deliver, the
Tickehi, entitled to benefits above the lowest Prize,
to theTholders of Chances, at the end of 14 days.
after the Ticket skill be drawn, upon the Chances
being left with the Receiver-General, and the Stamp
Office receipt being brought to be cancelled.
The bommissioners of Stamps will deliver to the
Sellers Of: Chances the. Tickets, drawn the lowest
Prizes at the end of three days after they are drawn,
upon prodneing the Stamp Office receipt to the Re-
ceiver General,to, be cancelled.

COPY OF THE (-HANCE.

N°
London, England, 1806-07-18

AMNEY.

rA ESSR.S: LUCAS and: Co. beg leave to inform
those_that may be in want,. and desirous of borrowink
.4emporary tnd permanent Sums of Money, "and possessed cif
;',.any assignable Ploperty,. that they. may be supplied with any
Sum on fair and equitable Tebris,'bypaying an adequate An-
?P.Tittity interest -for the haute; as Also to those . of known Pro,
;:merty any .Sum will be advanced on their Personal Security."
Personal'appliatiorts-are daily received by Messrs. Lucas
'and Cp. at No. z, lames-street, ..Adelphi, Strand ; add Let-
;:n (postpaid) answered without :?clay. • 7
London, England, 1806-07-18

gdikAL IVEW

PLYMOUTIT; it:7 i6.--.Arrived the Danish Gal:
liot
,Harnfruen, HA ADAIKSZN Master, .froin
Mogadore, bound: to Amsterdam, laden with al:-
monds, gum, elephants' teeth, &c. detained and sent
in by His Majesty's- Brig Atalanta ; the Danish
Ship Fottuna, Jusr A. FARNER Master, from Gal-
lipoli, bound to Hull, laden with oil, detained by
the -Hero Privateer.
A,rive/l the Harle(juin Sloop of War from the.
Westward.

DEAL, JULY 17.—.Auived the Valorous Praam

from a cruize.

Came down from the River the Lard Collingwood
Transport, with part-of the sad Regiment on board,
bound to Portsmouth, and remains in the Downs
with His Majesty's Ships as per last.
London, England, 1806-07-18

13ILLIARDS

TUFT the sincerest gratitude the -widow
v?Tt: BIER,. on, behalf of herself and infant Q re'', re- •
ty rias Thanks to the Gentlem'en wild have-honoured her
ables with their visits at the West End cf Exeter Change.
si nee she was compelled' to leave the East. End, with which
si to has no connedron, and hopes for their future encou'iage-
a ent. Fo,r the information of others not acquainted with the
st tuation of her commodious ROorns,, she takeg• theltherry of
that the entrance is froth the Strand, opposito-the
Lvoy, two doors up Burleigh-street. In the evening a well
i ghted stair-case. '• " • • • •

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE..
P THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,
•
, A t ure, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very fesPed-
h illy recoininended tb Gentlemen, as being the most portahle
. ,superior to any others made in London ; Milrquees,
Vents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musqttitto
Wet Frniture, aid Patent Brass-screw 'Bedsteads, tor East
*att West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
" 4IORG4N and SANI)EkS's

Patent Bedstead Manufadory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's New•-invented Imperial Dining
'l•gabies, allowed to, be the most complete and Flegant set of
'ables ever yet invented, are very portable; packing in a B6x.
matt ten Inches deep. •
ow. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse:
"••
London, England, 1806-07-18

DOCTOR FIOWELL's POWDERS

. . _
ITS.—EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HY-
.L swklt I C 5.,: and.,al l Kiwis of EATS, .radically cured by
Dr. HOWELL'S POWDERS.—The ElficacY.ot these in-
valuable Powders has been abundlnity, pi-Oved• by a great
Initniyer of Gores performed on Poisons of both Sexes, and of
all Ages ; many .of.whom had been ,dreadfully alilided for
a• !Ong serieS2-of years; and, haVirOg•taeri a:variety of Me-
dicines' -without finding any relief; were deemed by the Fa-
absolutely incurable. ,
The, foll&vi.inW Cases 'are seleeted frcirn: a Very long 'List
(which May-be seen at the DOCtor's House), ana are attest-
•ed bV'snch.respedable charaders; ,that
_the smallest doubt
cannot remain in the mind of most incredulous.
. The Son of Mr.:Truman, of Giltspur-street, aged eighteen .
years, ..had Falling kits front his childhood, but is now re., •
• stored to perfect . health by Dr. Howell's Powders .—Witness,
Dr: 'Turner„ Yellow of the Royal College. of Physicians,
London, by WhoM they were recommended.
Mrs. Rebecca G reen, of the. Savoy. P recind, was more than
•2, year atflided with Convu,lsions and Falling fits.; and al-
though she-had been en In-Patient of St., Bartholomew's and •
Hospitals, never received any benefit till she had taken
• Dr. Howell's Powders,
_Which perfedlycui-ed her.—Witness,
',the .Rev. Hunt,,Minister of .the
Mr. Daniel-Wix, of West Horsley, Surrey, near 7o years
. of age; was for, more titan seventeen. 'tears so grievously at*-
I.filieted with C.onvulsions.a.ncl. Fits as frequentiy to
• have ten in a week, anti, after every 'means were tried in. vain
by -The Most•entinent :of the Faculty, WAS completely cured.'
,by Dr. Howell's Powders.—Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fuller-
ton, 'Minister of West Horsley. • • . •
Miss Ann. Williams, of .Laytonstone, Essex, had violent
Fits frotn-herinfancy till she was sixteen years of age, when,
by taking Dr-. Howell's Powders, she was pertently cured.
Witness, the ReV. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Lay tonstone,
who for this great blessing publicly returned thanks to the.
AlMighty in his Chapel on the Loth of November, r 799.
Thig sovereign Remedy is prepared, under the Patronage of
His Majesty, -by Dr. Howell, Fellow of the King's College,
• mid is sold •at his House, No. 78, High •Holleora,. London,
and no where else, at Los. 6d. a Packet ; in which is in-
elosati a Treatise, written by the Podor, on the above-men-
tioned }Letters,
•.. .
,All Letters, post-paid, duly answered; and the Powders
sent to any cart of. the united Kingdom,
London, England, 1806-05-15

• .
' A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
T"E•gredt Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
- has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESS E,NC E
of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced 'many'
-Persons to givelite, same Name to an Article entirely dif-
ferent. •
• 10I-IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty (bey owe the
üblic, to caution them against such Impositions, as several
veople.travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, :tc. an ex-.
lra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti..
tllarly requested to ask for BußGases, and to observe none
tt. genuine but what have these words' ppon the-Label-
- John Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of
Anchovies."
Warehouse, NO. 107, Strand, corner ' .
of the Savoy Steps, London.

GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE. •
ALHOUSE .to Lett, completely and genteelly
Furnished, in .the best part of Buckingham-street,
'Mei phi, with acornmanclinl View of the Thames and-Sui-
'eY Hills ; or the Leasc andlorniturc to be Sold..
'lncl.:ire of Mr. ilaywerd, Upholder,: No. Its, St. Mar.
Charing-cross.
•

RICH FEEDING LAND IN I INCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA4T,
• Together or in. Lots,. ,
AVERY Valuable. FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in the Parishes of Whaplode and Hothead' ;
consisting of the Motor, .ortreputed -Matierr, of LITTLE,
/PRY, and •sundoi Farms in a Ring:fence, containing
n9B A. tR.27 P. of, 'very rich Feeding Land. The Build-
Ns are. in complete repair, and some Of them have been
• cre:Aed within the last two years. • - " •
The Land Tax is redeemed, and .the• Road good. ' • .
„ The fis,tate is situate in a dry Country,. and not liable to
•noetls ; and near a navigable River; 8 miles.trom Spalding,
I% froin Boston, 4 from. Hothead), and ta.'from•Wisbeach,
all good Market Towns, and roo rates from-London.
Further particulars may•he had on application toNlesrs.•
ster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will slim the Estate
ato
Messrs. Nicholson and HopKiii's Office ; Mr. ion. 'reale,
'urveyor, -both iii Leeds ; or Messrs. Foster' Cooke. and
tr.ere, Lincolie6.lnn.fields, London, wl4ere Plans of the
4-State nay be seen. .

, .
• FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, AND THIRTY-SIX; •
ACRES, ONE MILE FROiVI
• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT,
. . .
- By Mr, CHRISTIE; •
•
A Spacious and very• Desirable STONE-BUILT
7,c FREEHOLD DWEI:LIJNIG, called LYNCOMBE-
VO USE, in, a' healthy and delightful Situation, one Mile
South of the CITY of BATFL with:suitable Offices, Fout:-
stalled Stable, Double Coach-house', .an excellent' Cold
.riath, Kitchen Garden chiefly inclosed by alofty :Fruit Wall,
-„leasure Ground, and, includiov, the Gardens, about Tl-11A-
:Y-Li1X ACRES of go d'PASTURE .LAND altd- 'OR.
CHARDS ; .the whole. within a Ring Fence. • ,
I„The Prethires are well supplied with\ remarkably fine
ater, are in goodßepair, and. ft 'for the occupation of a
%.enteel Family. , , .
I),lay be viewed, and. printed Particulars may be had of
printers of Crutweit's Bath and Felix Firlcy's Bristol Pa.
P4s ; at Garraway's Cotree-house, Cornhill •' and of Mr.
e
hristie, Pall-Mall, Who is authUracd to treat fur the same.
London, England, 1806-05-15

A. AlKlN,,Editor.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos.
ter-rovv.

Of whommay be'had, Vols. I. 11. and of the above
Werk;.for 1802, iBo3,ind 1804, price One Guinea each, in
extra boards.

Thii Day Was published, •
ME I It, concernifig.,the COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS of the UNITED STATES .with
ENGLAND: •

- Iiy.CITiZEN TALLEVRAND:
Read at the National Institumolte
.15tli Germinal, in the

Ye.tr V.

To which is added,' an Kssay on the Advantages to be%
derived from New Colonies in the existing. Xi:tun:stances. .
By the same Author. re.cau at the institute.,, the 45th
ttilessi-
dor,;in the Year V.
:Printed for .Hurst, Rees, and-Orme, Paternos-
ter-row..
‘! Independent of the epigrarnmat iC force and .eloquence of
.their style, afid'ofrtheiryporc,substantial merits, as sound and
ingenious speculations, upon a subjed of equal difficulty and
Importance, they cannot' tall to interest us in their praClical
applications, They were, the result of adual o4servation in
Countries where the Author had access to the best informa,
tion, or, was aCtuAily engaged, in atiiiiis."—Edinburgh R.c-
-• vieW, NO,
,XI.

' This Day was publiOlea,
Price t cs.•in boards,- the. Second n of

• ,
O.OIIDON's SCIENCE of- DEFENCE, Vic.
kJ explaining the Principles of his Plan,
.Wiic.loas been.
honoured. with the King's high-Approbation.. _ .
It Must be al lowedlhat bris I lan of I)efence'appeirs to
be by far the hest that has- as vet been discoverea,. &c. in,
regard to theNtitubz:r of Men and Weapons, he.gives a•supe,
riority in the ratio of two to one," Sze....7ViJe, so pages
of the Anti= Jacobin.for Aug, 0805. "_
This Plan is original, aird of the utriinSt national inte-
rest. .!Vcre its advantages limited to 'doubling the number
of the • Men in the crisis of action, even So it 'would IN irre,
"*SiStible..' But his mode of instructing :glen in the use 9f the
Musket, ves to each Man a power sixty. times greater. than.
Abe:Nlan could have had without Snell instrutlion. His De-
monstrations are as -clear as the Corollaries. in. Euclid, and
illustrated by 19 Plates, adapted to tfie subject, by Mr.
Smirke,Jun."—Universal Magazine for Sept.. &'c. 0105.
• Sold by Egerton;•Wilite,Hall ; Symonds, Paternoster-row;
Faultier, Bond-street ; Richardson, Royal Exchange ; Hard-
ing, St: lames's7streFt ;,..R yani. Oxford-street ; and by Budd,
- • . •-• •
London, England, 1806-05-15

t'fill.ANTl-IROPIC ANNUITY PLAN.

THE Demand for PROSPECTIJS' still continu-
ing, and nearly the whole already printed-(upwards of
4cmo) being distributed. I have ordered a very, considerable
numloer to be struck Ott; and they will be at the London Ta-:
vero ; at Lloyd'i Coffee-hi-to-se ; and at the Banking-houseS
of Messrs. ktiddulph, Cocks, and Co. ; Messrs. Boldero,
Lusitington. and Co. ; Messrs. Dorrien, MagenS, and Co. ;
the Km Baron Dimsdale and Co. ; Messrs. Herries. Far-
quhar, and Co. ; Messrs. Masterman and Co. ; and Meslrs.
IValpole. Clark, and Co.
Some Persons having expressed a doubt, whether it would
be legal fin- Bankers to re,eive Names or Subscriptions to the
opused I nstit ution. I think proper to make it known that
1 have rece,vcd the opinion of one of the most eminent CLtn.
tine Bar, who states decidedly that it is not illegal.
WILLIAM LUDLAM.
is, Weibeck-street; Cavendish-square,
May 14, rBo6,

KING's ARMS,,INN, BERWICK.
GEORGE DIXON returns Thanks to ills Friends
and the Public iu.sencral, for the numerous favours
cont,rred upon him during the man) years he has carried on
the business of an lonzkeeper, at. the King's Arms Bet:
wick-upon-Tweed, and.begs Leave to inform them, that he
has givta.up the business to Mr. AM- ES Ni 9 W AT, tot'
whom be solicits a continuance of their. favours. -
_ _

'Berwick, April. 26, tgo6.
• (}_. CHARLES. M0W.4.17,. many years Waitcr, at the
Red Lion inn, livrwick-upon-Tweetl, Most respectfully in-
t:inns the Nobility, Gentry, aiiiiPuulic id general, that he.
has taken that large and conytiodions Inn, called 'tile King's
Arms, lately occupiesliby, Mr. George Dixon, and humbly
solicits their Patronage and Support, assuring tnem that every
ell'oft shall be used to make the acconirnodation agreeable,
aticl their favours ever gratefully ackno-Wledsed.—For the
convenience of Gentlemen ,Travellers, he has set apart a
Room on purpose fur their accommodation.
C. M. begS periiiission to say, that lie has always in readi..
Less neat Post CilAses, good Horses, and careful Drivers.
The Mail Coach drives to this Inn as usual.,
London, England, 1806-05-15

PANOKANIA,,LEICESI ER-SQUARE.

NOW open—the GloriousßATTLE ofTRAFAL-
6AR. wnicii Picture exiiibit Sixty Svil: of the Line..
painted on 'Note square feet of ,Canvass • 'many of the Eng—
lish Shipsclosety engaged with tlie. Emmy.. and. tad
whole is so arranged as to give a pe,..6;:-.3 the :nub of
Attack i,t two Laaes, as :*'ell as the J.cii,agerneat.
EI:AV/SORG H will.ctininue open a iew Weeks longer.,
Admittance to each Picture, Orie Shilling.—Open from
Ten till Dusk.

HENRY ASTON 13.A.RKER, a'Proprietor, Of
the PAN() MA, • Leicester.:square, takes the liber-
ty ,t informing the Public, that the vartuus Views and other
Subjects whiLli have been exhibited in it were taken by him,
and painted under, his .sole Management; during the Life of
his father: he therefore hopes that the same attention to
give satisfaction, by stria and faithful Kepresehtation,•will
entitle him to a continuance of that Patronage with which
the Panorama has for so many years been honoured. •
London, England, 1806-05-15

WARRANTED UNIDRAWN.

L) WIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, are selling the
TICK ETS and SHAKES.ot the preset 'Lottery, war-
ranted unctrawn.
NEXT SATURDAY will be the Sdcond Day of Draw-
ing. '
The following is the State of the Wheel.
z•
- Prize of £15,000 - - is _ ‘2{,oon
20,000 - 40,000
2 - 10,000 - - ." 20,000
5000 - - - 10,000
5 - - - 1000 - 500
Iv - - $O3 - - - - 5000
With the full proportion of tool. 501. and all. Prizes.
London, England, 1806-03-17

scribed to be among some stubble, int a bOVel, at tt:e
entrance of the village of Barrowddo ; they.
diately- went to the place, where the money. was
found entire, together with, bank-notes, value • 18'1.
all of which have been returned to the owner.

YORK ASSIZES.

These Assizes commenced on Saturday, _the Bth
inst.--,The following are among the trials that took
place :
William Barker was indiCted for embezzling mo-
ney entrusted to his care, the property of Messrs.
Jarratt, Dauison, -and Hardy,-in whose service he
was a confidential servant.
if illiam Barker, the Prisoner, was employed by.
Messrs. 3arrat,Dawson, and Hardy, proprietors of
some extensive iron works near Bradford, as a clerk
and traveller : he had been in their service about
three years, and an almost unlimited confidence was
placed in him, until the Circumstance occurred which.
led to the present prosecutibn.
It was proved by Mr.flanley, agent to the house,
that it uas the usual prktice of the Prisoner, and of
the other clerks in the house, when they returned
from a journey, to account with the cashier on the
following day, when they entered in a book, kept for
the purpose, the several sums of money received,
and the names of the persons of whom they were so
received.
On the 20th of July, 1805, the Prisoner received
from Mrs. Perkington, of Halifax, the sum of 361.
08. on account of his employer, and for which sum
he never accounted. ,
London, England, 1806-03-17

ASSIZES.

Friday, Jahn Cotterel was.fonnd guilty of breaking
into the Lonse of Mr. Broughton, at Wing, in Rut-
land, during church-time, on Sunday, the 2d inst.
and received sentence of death. Dotterel had lived
as a servant with the Prosecutor, .about five years
a7o, and availed himself of the knowledge he had,
during hi, service, acquired, of the situation in
w. ich his Master deposited hia
_property,. to break
into the house, while the fatoily were at.church on
Sunday se'nniht, and steal from a cupboard, by Mr.
Broughton's bed-side, 100 guineas, and some Bank
Bills. The Prisoner was convitied on the clearest
evidence, and. was left for execution. Since hi's
condemnation- he. has
.behaved w:th the greatest
penitence. On Saturt ay morning he confi2ssed to
the Prosecutor, and some other persons, that he had,
hidden the property in a secret spot, which he de •

Li)N DO N Printed by It 1 pHAR!) Is, of No. 4. martir!.t.court, sow.orcer ; 41,0 tr_ihiLihed h W AM ARM:GER SCRIPPS, of South Molten-st" eet, Grosvenor-square ;
At tile Sur!-Ovsicoa,.-No. 12, Swand ; where .110510-Vg I'S Mega, Orden the Patfe,Letters fur Litv Editor, &c. (best-paid), must b" addresse.l..
London, England, 1806-03-17

POZ.ICE.

tow;;Stazzi'.44- On Saturday a eaVl:let-Mal:el*,
late of Ford-street, Finsbury-square, was brought in
-the custody of Anthony-and Adkins before NlC'rlo.`:
Las BOND, Esq. and Sir Wm.. PARS iNS, and under-
,went a private examination, Charged, lifthe Directors
of the Plicenix Fire-Office, with will-1111y setting fire
to his house, on the night of the'26th of last "Jan.
with intent to defraud them of money, for which he
was insured in their Office. It appeared that the
Prisoner had, about three 'weeks since, received
2gal. from the Office, for the losses he had sustain-
ed. A variety' of Suspicious reports were propagated
in the neighbourhood, that the Prisoner's premises
were: intention'ally set on fire, which caused the
Agents of the Office to be diligent in their'inquiries
to ascertain if there was any ground for the reports,
and they discovered sufficient circumstances to ap-
prehend the Prisoner. One of the witnesses, who
was present at the breaking.out of.the fire, at.twp
o'clock in the morning, is positive.he saw 'three ar,
tinet fires ;—in the kitchen, in the parlour, and on
the first floor. The Prisoner, was committed for
further examination.

Saturday. the man who has gone by the names of
Wright, Wilson, and Wisdom, underwent a final
examination for uttering falSe notes of the Ditton
Bank. Several tradesmen whom he had defi-puded
attended to give evidence against him ; when the'
Lord Mayor regretted that his offence being of a
non-descript kind, Would not san&ion his commit-
ment for trial, though he was convinced of the Pri-
soner's belonging to a connexion that had conspired
to defraud respe6table tradesmen. His Lordship in-
formed the tradesmen who held the notes, that they
would be indemnified for the losses they had sus-
tained, but he was bound to discharge the Prisoner.
A labourer, named John Donovan, was also
brought up for wantonly throVvina lime into the
eyes of a chimney-sweeper's' boy, about eight
years of age. The felloW, who had committed the
'outrage by way of a frolic, expressed his contrition,
and was severely reprimanded ; but the master of
the boy, who, in his disabled situation, had compelled
him to go up a chimney,- was threatened with a pro-
secution if he employed him till he was perfe6try re-
covered.

A noted -pickpocket, named Brown, was com-
mitted to Bridewell, having been taken in theaft of
pickincr a Gentleman's pocket -while he was looking
at a shop window. • - .

13 IR TII.
On Thursday last. the Lady of Duncan Campbell, Esq.
of Berkeley-street, Manchester-square, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1806-03-17

NEW LOTTERY.

SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, solicit the
Attention of the Public to the Scheme of the NEW
STATE LOTTERY, which will begin DraWing on the
tzth of May. It contains only 25"0 Tickets instead of
;0,000, usual at this period of the Year, and will be found
more advantageous for Adventurers than the Schemes of the
late Lotteries, having upwards of One Thousand Prizes more
than the last, and One Hundred and Seventeen Prizes more
than the preceding May Lottery, which consisted of 30,000
Tickets. The highest Prize is 25,6001. and the lowest ail.
Schemes at large gratis.
London, England, 1806-03-17

HOME CIRCUIP.

CROWN SIDt.
CHELMSFORD, MARCH 4.—FAhearil
indiCted for. stopping Daniel HOrkley.on the
King's “i6hway, putting him in fear, Ad feloni-
ously 41kiw, from him one guinea, two half guineas,
one seven-shilling piece, some_ silver, and some half-
London, England, 1806-03-17

MARRIAD

On Saturday morning, at St, Mary-k-hone, Capt. Rates,
of the zd Regiment of Life Guards, to Miss Harriet, Smith,
youngest -daughter of the late William Edw. Smith, Esq. of
the Treasury.
Same day, at SL Olive's, Old lefxry, Samuel, Rowland-
son, -Esq. of King-street, Chea• side, to Miss Penelope Her.
tisbn;-of Stubhouse, County of Durhani.

A few days ago, Mr. John Stanton. Mapager of the Hud-
dersfield, Lancaster, &c. Theatres, to Mrs. Francis. • -
Va Thursday, last, at Kothwell Church, pear Leeds, John
Newbery, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel of the Suskx Militia, to
Miss Cleaver, -daughter of the Rev. Dr. Cleaver, .Re4tor of
Malton, Yorkshire.

Un Saturday last, john St. Bathe, Esq. of Winchmpro
Hill, to MisS Thomas, of the same plate.
Saturdayqtr last, fcichard Brown, Esq. to Miss Stephen:;.
son, the only daughter of the late Wm. Stephenson, Esq. of
Peurith, Cumberland. " ,

DIED

On Thursday, after a• very short illness, Mr. E. Smith,
of-Duke-street, Adelphi • •
-In December lasr,i at -the Island of Jamaica, Henry, Zd
ion ot the late E. T. Matthews, Esq. of Spanish Town.
Yesterday morning, at his son's house, in Bloomsbury-
square, James D,onaldson,.Esq. aged Sb years.

PRICE OF ATOCKS
• 011 SATURDAY.
Indira Stock, shut
India Ilemds,-ts. pr.
Old Ann, shut
Exch_ Bills, is. dis. tS. pr.,
11.,er Cent. deferred,
llpperiAl 3 Pcr Cent.
Ditto Ann. 9 I- t 6
tiank fur op. 204
Cons.fur April is,6cil

Bank Stock, shut
Navy s.per Cent 9211 ..
5 per Cent. 1797, shut
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. shut
3 pet Cent. ked.\ shut
3 per Cent. Con 60.3/41,
hank 1.. Min. shut
Ditto Short Ann. shut s'

AN ACCOUNT (iF THAT MOST EXCELLENT
• tVIEDICINE,

4HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,. which,
is universally allowed to be an incomparable,Remedy

Debilitated Constitutions, Nervous Weaknesses; •
LOss of Appetite, Tile Deleterious Etfeas of Hot
COnsumption, . Climates,
Pains and NVealatess of thc Habitual ['urgings,
London, England, 1806-03-17

RICA LINSEED.

For PublicSA LE, at lack's Coffeehouse, over the Corn
T, Exchange, on Monday next, at Twelve o'Clock precisely,
HE following GOODS, viz. (By -Order of
the TRUSTEES.;
FIVE HUNDRED Barrels of RIGA SOWING LIN-
SEED, in Canvas Barrels, regularly stamped, in Lots for
general Accommodation; lying under the care of Mr. Atkin-
on, Brown's Quq, Hermitage.
, May be viewed and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale, and
Thor4Tson Scott, Sworn Broker, 29, Nicholas-lane.
London, England, 1806-01-25

Mr. SlPUt.'s NOVEL

This Day was published, in Three'Volumes, price 13s. 6d.
in boards.
•

A WINTER in LONDON ; or, Sketches of
lA. Fashion. A Nov:•1.

By T. S. SURR.
Author of George Barnwell, Sp,iendid Misery, Seg. ;cc.
.4 Truths like these
Will none offend, whom 'tis a praise to please."

YOUNG.
P tinted for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge. smer, Black_
friars.

By whom have lately been published,
The Novice of St. Dtnninkk, by Mks 0 wenson.
Ferdinand Fitzormond, by Mrs. Temple..
Virtuous Poverty, by Mr. Siddons.
Fleetwood by. M•r.