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London, England, 1806-08-19

*BIDEFORD. DEVON.

VALUABLE RECTORY, with PARSONAGE HOUSES
and FIFTY-FIVE'ACRES at GLEE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE,
At GarraWay's, on Tuesday the 26th of August, at Twelve.
rliE NEXT PRESENTATION to the VALU-
ABLE RECTORY of BIDEFORD, producing a
present Income of s6)l. per Annum,: at a yearly Composition
in lieu of Tythes, taken at the very moderate Rent of zs. in
the Pound, including the Rent of the Glebe and. Surplice
Fees, but is presumed the Re&ory is highly improvable ;
the present Incumbent is aged 76. The Parson'age is beauti-
fully situate, with. Lawn, Gardens, and Plantations; corn.
mands extensive Views of the River Torridge and neighbour-
ing Country ; contains a Drawing-room, Dining-parlour, and
Study, eight Bedchambers,-convenient Offices of every de-
scription, Coach-house, and two Stables. The Glebe con-
sists of Fifty-five Acres of rich Arable and Pasture Land.--,
Bideford is a pleasant Sea Port and good Market Towp, a feW
Miles distani from Barnstaple and Torrington, the Neigh-
bourhood genteel and social, the Roads good, and the Corm-
try singularly pleasant. The present ReEtor,• the Reverend
Richard Keats, on application, will spew the Parsonage and
Glebe. •

Particulars may be had one month preceding the Sale, • at
the Pope's I-lead, Plymouth; the CcOcien Lion, Barnstaple;
the New London Inn, Exeter; the New Ina, Bideford; of
Mr. P. Coxe, No. 33, Tiarogmorton-street; and at Lloyd's
and Garraway's.
London, England, 1806-11-03

Half.

ITIVE:BEIt 4411.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURYLANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 3, LSOG,
will be pertOrmed
ROMEO AND JULIET.
•
Rome,,, Mr. ELLIS-I'ol'4l
Clemlet Mr. POWE LL; •
Paris, *Mi. CAILES ;
•
MercutiO; Mr. RUSSELL ;
Tybait, Mr. DE CAMP
Friar Lawrence,' Mr..E Y RE ;
Juliet, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. .
In A&1 I. a-Masquerade Stene.
In Aa V. a Funeral' Procession to-the Monument of the
tapulets; with a Dirge, composed by the late Mr.
The Vocal Parts by Messrs. Dignum, Gibbon, Dauby ; Mrs,:
Idathews, Miss Holloway, &c.
.wren
THE FORTY THIEVES.
To.morro, , The Cabinet ; Prince Orlando, Mr. Braham ;
with The Irishman in Loudon. • •

Tlfl ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
MO-MORROW EVENING; Nov. • 4,, 486 G,
win be performed

LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Justice Woodeoek, Mr. MUN D ;
Youn4 Zr. 11,4 C LE DON ;
Hawthorn, Mr. ,BEI. LAM Y ;
"lodge, Mr. EA F Y ;
• Rosetta (third tint-t), by the YOUNG LADY
who performs Pollyrin The 13.eggars' Opera.
Deborah, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Madge,' • Miss TYRER.•
WITH
THE HUMOURS OF AN ELECTION.
boxes 6s. Second I.?rice 3s:-Pit 3a. 6d. Second Price
Gallery 25. Second Pike is. —U liper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.--No Money to be returned.

. .
6OCIETY FOR TRUE SUPPRESSION oF-vrcE.
3!, Esseit-street,.ste4tid•
A. GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS
of this SO Cl ET Y' will h held—at Mr. PURKIS's;
the Old Crown and Rolls,,No.:ti Chancerx..l3,ne;nit.Mon-
daY the loth November instant. The Chair to be taken pre-
cisely at Dr/e.u'Clock. .• " .
By Order of the Committee,.
. • GEO. PRICIAARD, Sec:
N.B. The Third Number of, the Socieq'sßeport is just
published,4rid maybe had (gratis) aVall 'the priticipal
Book-
seliers in Tbwniand Country.
London, England, 1806-11-03

MARRIED.

On Friday last, Zachariah Button, Esq. of Ford-place,
EsSe, to Miss Oliphant, daughter of Campbell
Oliphant, Esq. of Heston.
On Saturday the ist inst. loi) Aldington Perry, of the
Mioorief:oto Prance:7; Colebatch, eldest daughter of E. Cole.:
batch, 'Esq. of the same. place. •
The same day, at St. t.;eorgo's Church,- Hanover-square,
Mr. Kerby, Bookseller, Stall-Ord-street, to- Miss Billing,
only daughter ot takm-s Billing, Esti, of St.. lohn-sireet, Bat.'
tersea. .
London, England, 1806-11-03

FOURTH OF NOVEMBER.

D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, -acid Co: re-
spe6.lfully acquaint the Public, the N F.X:F DAY of
piewing will be 1.0- MORROW, tlic 4th of NOvember:
RICH WII

2 Prizes of 4.29,000 z Prizes of ,C 10,Q66..
35,00.) 7 ---- 57°
S 1,000 &c. &c.
No Fixed Capitals. •
,TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawli, continue
on Sale at the Offices; corner of Bank Buildings. Cornbil
add facing .the Kiug'is Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD-
SUN; GOODLUCK, and Co.

CONSPI RACY. •
' ONE .HUNDR.ED- P.OUNDS, REWARD.•
V WHEREAS several Evil-disposed Persons have
v v wickedly conspired with. Hand bills, and othet unjus-
tifiable Means, and circulated a *Report tontislead the Public,
by inducing a belief that SWI NTON's ORIGINAL DA F-
}Y's ELIXIR, Dr..BRODUK's EOTANICAL-SYRUP
:lid NERVOUS CORDIAL, were discontinued- to fie-Sold
Lt the Warehouse in Salisbury-square : to detect the Authors.
such .0 tummy and Conspiracy, toe Proprieter hereby of..
fers a Rexard-of ONE ;HUNDRED POUNDS, to be paid.
on Convieton oldie Arnim, Printer, or Publisher, of the•
said Hand-bills, orto.any one' jthough.concerned)
give such information, except the Author of the

4';"
London, England, 1806-11-03

FROM THE FRENCK PAPERS,

RUNswic, , OCT. 18.—The wound of his High
ties=, our Duke, is not dangerous. Be is under the
"care of Dn&ors SrANGENEgIiG. and HEYE}i, Her
1.-.E:yhness the Mctiiis, and Princess of.
0,1141101:, flr?.,gone to Mecklenburgh.
From. Sal!:ony we learn;. That they are using all
o.7;ne,ition to send every vaivabie. out of Dresden
to ißros!an, in Silesia. At the fortress. of Koenig-
stein,whither a part of the Court valuables was sent,
fire 'has broke out, by Nlyhich the Government
Louse, and a magazine, are reduced'to ashes.
I.VI Ati DEl3l;fit , OCT. 18.—The affairs of the
14th, 15th, and ifith, near Weimar, Koesen,
nd Naumburgh, have annihilated tin): Prussian
Army ; and yesterday the Reserve, under Prince
LUG! ti E of Wia-rE:mauadit, was defeated by 'Mar- ,
earl DAVoIiST, between .Lauclistadt and Halle, Which '
latter pl,ice is in the hands of the French. who will
probably be before this place; which is full of troops,
to-morrow:. Yesterday the King came here, but
to-day he tone to Berlin ; and at.this moment an
Adjutant of Count TAtTENzIEW'S has set out with a
-Trumpeter to Weimar. 'Orders have been sent from
bunco to Hamtsurgh to detain the Vessels bound to
. this place. Several Princesses and persons of dis-
tinalbn havetset out forSchweriu.
VIENNA, OCT. t I.—According to Letters from
Fiume, the Russians hare taken twenty Vessels
'frorn the French, in the, Adriatic,. which- were
houii.l to Dalmatia with pros isions ; a circumstance
which will be severely felt by the French troops in
Tiarter
PARIS, OCT. 22.--,The Ship of the Line Le Cos,
sort, which entered Brest on the t 4th, has destroy-
seycral Vessels belonging to the Enemy. Among
hers • she sunk, not far from the Port, an English
of Marque, bound to Buenos Ayre,S, after
removed the 'rich cargo, estimated at two
Ygnty, English prisoners were

tp.i from Ler
London, England, 1806-07-01

S'IDDONS's NEW NOVEL,
This Day was published, •
In Three Volumes. price r3si bd. in hoards.
THE 1,,1 AI D, AV IF E; AND WIDOW. A
Tale, in Three Volumes.
' By HENRY SIDDONS, Esq.
rrinted,for R. Phillips, 6, Btidge-street, Blackfriars ; and
'to be had .of all Booksellers. •.; ' • •
‘vhinn may also be had, just published,
t. Virtuous'PoVetty, by the same Author, 3 Vols.
2., The Winter in 'London, by Mr., Surr, 3 Vols.
3. Novice Of St. Dominic, by Miss Owenson, 4 Vols.
4. Ficetwood, by Mr. Godwin, 3 Vols.
-$.4c:6.61141(i Fitzaniond, by N,lrs; Temple, 5 VOls.
London, England, 1806-07-01

DIED.

On Sunday morning, at her father's house; 'Sewardstone,
Essex, Mts. Wood,<wite of Mr. George Wood, of
,Bisitops.:
gate•sticet. .
On the 17th ult. at his seat at Birch• Hall; in Essex,: J.
Round; Esq. in the 73d year of hiS agd.
Ott Friday last, at Clapham Common, Mrs. Hasler, wife
of Mr. Hasler, of Clement's-lane. •

Lately, at his house ar Croydon, Robert Smithson, Esq.
of Queen-streer, Chcal>side.
On the i;th• Wt.' at Cliftony of a decline, Mr. Totman
yoUngest son of Mr. Robert Winter, of Battersea
Rise. .

In the beginning of February last, at Chunar, Captain
Perry, of the tsrh Regiment of Native Infantry, on
the Bengal Establishment..
On the 24th of November, at Adjuntee, in the Aiahratta
Country, Lieutenant-iolonel

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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE,

This Day were published,
In" TWO Volumes, tzmo. price 9s. in boards, eMbelliihed
with an elegantly engraved Portrait,

THE -MEMOIRS of Mrs. CROUCH'; with
Anecdotes of several -of the most eminent Persons of
the present Age; and a History of the Stage during.the Years
she pU'tormed. iCompiled from her own original MS.
By' 141.' 1. YOUNG.
• ' Printed for Aspeme, Cornhill.

June to, 1806.
•AT OTICE is hereby Oven, Thrda Session Y. Oyer
,N and Terminer and CaorDelivrty, for the Trial of Offences
committed pn the ingb Seas; within the :tyrisdic7ion of A,l. .
7111i,alty of Enghtnd,-tvill be held at :Instice Hall, in the Old Hai,
Lindon, on Rid!), the rub of :NI, 'text, at Eight o9pck in
the Morning.
WILLIAM MARSDZN.
London, England, 1806-07-01

On the 7.6rh ult. was published, price 2S
- -

. .
A TREATISE' on 'HERNIA HUMORALIS,
..CA. or Swelled Testicle, with Remarks on Blindness aris-
ing trail Opacity of the Cornea-, elucidated by Cases.
By THOMAS LUXMOORE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,' Surgeon Extra-
orditiary tcrthe 'Prince of Wales, Surgeon to the Eastern
Dispensary and Honourable Artillery Company.
Published by S. Highlev, f•leet!street.

Speedily wilt be published, •
ASUPPLEMENT to the DISSERTATION on
- the TWELVE HUNDRED YEARS; containing a
full Reply to the ObjedtionS and Misrepresentations of the
Re-v. F.. W.- Whitaker; sorni!• Remarks on certain parts of
file Author's own Disserration ; and a View of the present
posture of Allairs as coniv.:cleci .vita Prophecy.
By iABER, 13: D.
Vicar of Stocl-.ton upon Tees'. • -
• -,Pfiuted -for F. C. ant j. Rivingtonit N0..62,- St. Paul's
f.flittrch-yard ; sold also by Hatchard, No. rgo, Piccadilly.

.
Of whom nthy be bad,
• Mr. Fabee.s -Dissertation °tittle PrOphecies that have been
fultill4(l, are now Ittltilling, or rail hereafter be fulfilled, re-
lative to the great period of 1260
.years; 'the Papal and. Ala,
how tnedan A posta.ies the li'yrarinical Reign of Antichrist,
or the infidel Power; and zhe Restoration of the Jews.; lii
two vols. Bvo. price in boards its.
London, England, 1806-07-01

NAI'AL NEWS.

FA LMOUTH, St:NE 28.—Arrived the 'Bro4hers,
PICKEY, from London.
Saiied the Princess Amelia Packet, Capt.. STE•
VEN S, with a Mail for thu Leeward Islands. •

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE :30.-Arrived last evening
the Kingsfisher Sloop, Captaiu SEYMOUR, from a
Cruizc off Rochefort.

The outward-bound West indiamen remain in
consequence of contrary winds. The Ganges, of 74
guns, and the Camilla:Sloop , it is said) are to convoy
them to the West Indies.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 29.--Canie out of the Harbour
La Fleche ; and arrived the Seagull Brig from the
Downs.

Caine down the-River the Deptford Tender with
Impressed Men and Volunteers for the Fleet.
JUNE 30.—The Seagull Brig has taken the Baltic
Signal from the Winchelsea.

HARWICH, JUNE 30.—Le Prince AUGUSTA DE
HOLSTEIN OLDENBURGH, and his Brother Prince
GEORGE, landed.here this morning from Husum :
they came over in the Earl V Leicester Packet,
Capt. THOMPSON. The Hamburgh, Mails and Mr.
L 1 ELL, one of His Majesty's Messengers, were land-
ed yesterday morning at Lowestoft ; and the Mail
brought by the Auckland Packet, Capt. HAMOND,
who also arrived here this morning, was put onshore
yesterday at Yarmouth.
The Bremen Ship lfreintranbe, Capt. NORDEN-
HALT, from BOtirLiCaUX to Rostock, .with wine and
other goods, detained by the Aggressor Gun-brig,
has been released.

DEAL, JUNE 30.—Arrived the Malabar Man of
War, Capt. Scovr, from Jamaica, with the Simon,
TAYLOR ; Loalsa, and Betsey, , under convoy, which
are sailed for the Itiv,x ; the Mn/alar remains. Ar-
rived also the Edgar Man of War, Right Hon. Admi-
ral Lord KEITH, from off the French Coast ; and
the Explosion Bomb from Portsmouth, with a Con-
voy, which are sailed for the ,lliv?r ; the Explosion
remains with His Majesty's Ships as per last.

STATEMENT Or THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE BRI-

Sps.
29
• 32
London, England, 1806-07-30

CRUELTY AND BAREWOTY DISPLA:YED!!
This Day was published, ,
Price is.• with a Plate represent!ng' the Manrar he was
Flogged, and the State of his• Rack at this time,
rrHE REMARKABLE CASE of POTTER
.1 • JACKSON, giving an account of the cruel Treatment
he received„ from Captain Livesly, or the Lord Stanley Slave-
ship. On the 4th of jule'was forced overboard and flogged
on the 7th received coo lashes=--brine was toreed down his
thrioat-Bth, too la-slics t3tlt, !4TI), was flOgged till
blood gushed out of his eyes and, breast--was then put into a
turtle cask of stinking water;• and the. Mate endeavoured to
drown hurt, but was prevented by the Crew—haing received
upwards of boo lashes, which caused large pieces of flesh
to come from his Back.
Written and soldlik him, at R. B-ltters, 2z, Fetter-lane,.
where the smallest Donations will be thanktully received.
lie is to be seen from Ten till Six. To which is added, the
Trial,
London, England, 1806-07-30

li/Rl-11S

On Monday evening, at Lord Boston's, Grosvenor-street,
the Hon. Mrs. Frederick Irby, of a Son and Il:ir.
The same day, in Keppel.street, beciftdd-square, Mrs.
IhOmas Metcalfe, ofa Daughter.

Lately, at DOuilas in the" Isle of Man, the Lady of
Wil-
liam, klooper Boys, ola Daughter.
On the grth inst, the. Lady of George Lowther Thomp-
son, Esq. of Chesterton, near Cambridge, ofa Son,
On 'Tuesday last, at No. 8, lames street, Manchester.-
square, the .wile of johti PhillipS, journeyman Shoemaker,
of three boys,
At her house in .Dean-street,. Soho, Mrs. Vaughan (late
Miss Tennant). of a Son. •
London, England, 1806-07-30

'MARRIED.

On Monday evening, at his Grace the Duke of Devon-
shire'ti house, by special licence, Lord Viscount Ossul,ton,
Yo Mademoiselle De rainniOnt, eldest daughter to the [)ln
De Grarnmorit, and grand-daughter to the Duc De PoLgnac.
Tire same day, at Farringdon, in the County of Becks,:lho-
mas Goodlake, Esq. to Miss Mill's, only daughter of W. Y.
Mills, Esq. of Wadley-House, in the same County.
London, England, 1806-07-30

This Day was published,
In One large Vollime, Octavo, price us. in boards,
A New Editin. virreaz.i (being the Siith), at
AQLASSICAL' DICTIONARY ; coqtaining a
copious Account of ail the proper Names mentioned in
Ancient Akithors, with ine. Valle of Coins, Weights, and
Measures, used ame,ig the 'Creeks and Romans, and a Chro-
nological Table. •
l: LEMPR.IERE. -"'
Master of Abingdon School.
Printed for.T. 'Callen and W. Davies. Strand.

Of whom may also tie had, anotherr, Edivort ot 'the- same
Work, with the ,everal Articles great y eidarited, cnntainin
a gull and intereSting.Account of the Literature, l-list4rr, and
Manners of Ancient Times; handsoin:ly print,:d in one large
Vol, 4io. price _l y.
London, England, 1806-07-30

On Monday the r4th hist was published,
•
ALETTER addressed to Mrs. KUI7HERTIERT,
in auSwer to a Complaint that her Feelings'have been
hurt by ttia mention 'of tier Namain the Review-of the Con-
duct .ot toe Yt<INGE of WALES.; with Observations on
the Ointri,:e of E xample, dee. tire. &c.

By NATHANIEL J.EIFERYS, hue M. P. for the City
of Coventry.
TO be had at No. 2a, Pall-NEIL price is.
London, England, 1806-07-30

ELEGANT VILLA, FARM,' and LANDS, near CROY-
•DON, SURREY.
TO -I3E •SOLD BY AUCTION,
' •
• By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coxnhill, on
z9th August, at Twelve o'Clock,
ADesirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,. called
Cil E L SII A M LODGE, Consisting of an eligible. Mu-
detn Villa, presenting a hanBotne uniform elevation, with
Coach-house, Stabling, -Brew-.house, 'and useful* Offices,
Pleasure-ground, and Kitchen-garden, judiciously placed its
a Paddock of so Acre, ,urroundecl by sundry Inclosures of
Arable,-Pasture, and Wood Lands, in a ring fence, and Com
prising,Fairchilds aod llighants. Hill Farm, in the Parishes of
ClielshaM,.Wtst Wickham, and, Cudham, and in the Coun-
ties of Surrey and Kent with 'a' coumtoclious Farm-house
agreeably detached from the Mansion, capital Barns, Stabling,
Waggon-lodge, Cow-house, Granaries, •and numerous 'con-
venient Buildings, a Lodge, Entrance,. and two excellent
CojageS,- Containing in the Whole upwards of 3'74 Acres.—
The situation is remarkably salubrious, is about 5 miles. from
Croydon, Bromley, and Westerhatn, and within is of Lon-
don, surrounded by a beautiful Vicinity, abounding in Gable,
and-in the centre of several Packs of I•lounfis.

May he viewed by tickets. Partictrims at the White Hart,
Godstone ; Greyhound, Croydon and CarshAton ; White
Hart, Reigate Bell, Bromley ;at G,irraway's ;. and of
‘Varwia.street, Golden.quare. . .
London, England, 1806-07-30

W E .1) NE S D-21 Y, J LILlt 30, 1806.

Day were publithel,
In Two Vohunts, price ►os.' in beards,
T ETTERS addressed to
.the DAUGHTER of a
1-4 NUIiLEMAN, on the Pollination of R E LIG lOUS
And MURAL PRINCIPLE.

H XMILTO'N:,
Author of 14tters on- the iilem,iftitry Principles of tdoca.

tion,
Printed for T. Caciell,and W. Davies, Strand.

. . NEW EDITION IMPROVED.
This Day was pUblished, -
In
.Foolspap Bvo. embellithed with an Engraving, by Pyne,
Price Eight Shillings extra boardS,
MCIE' MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE ; The
Groans of TiMothy Testy, and Samuel Sensitive, with
a revi Suppldmentary Sighs train 'Mrs. Testy; in TWelve
Dialogues.
Flei mini ! Virg. lEn. jl, 274.
• lieu, lieu Catul. l'oern. iXXK.
Me miserable ! Milt. Par. Lost, 13. IV. 73.
Oh ! oh! oh ! • .S.hak. Macbeth, Act V,' Sc. 1.
0 ! () ! Ditty, Othel. At V, Sc. t.
• Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street.
Also Lately published, printed uniformly with the above,
the 3d Edition, price 6s, An Essay on the Art of Ingeniously
Tormenting ; with proper Rules for the exercise, of that
rni asing Stuly. This Edition is embellished with an En_
graving by Cillray, representing a Cat tormenting a Mouse.
London, England, 1806-07-30

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THE SUN.

SOLSM QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT,?

LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1806.

IT was confidently stated yesterday that Lord LAU-
DERDALE was to set off last night, or early; this
morning, for Paris. His Lordship certainly has not
left Town, nor do we believe that it is at all in con-
templation to send his Lordship to Paris. The ill-
pz:ss of Mr. Fox has now assumed so 'serious an
aspect, that no hopes are entertained of his being
able tv 'apply to businui for some tune and we
believe that the Right Hon. Secretary, feeling his
inability-to attend to the duties of his office without
absolutely endangering his life,' in compliance with
the earnest entreaties of his friends, and the'repeat-
.
ed advice of. his Medical attendants, has determined
to resign his office until his health shall be re-
stored
.and, in the mean' time, we have reason to
believe that Lord LAUDERDALE will fill that

portant station.
No intelligence has been received from the Conti-
nent this morning. If we are, to judge from' the rise
in the Funds, the Separate Peace which has been
concluded between France and Russia; and Which
was signed on the 2.oth instant, is Fonsidered as uu
event rather favourable to this Country thanotherwise.
We cannot, we confess, consider it in. that point of
view,. because. we know that it was an objea which
BONAPARTE was most anxious to obtain. What
effe& it will have upon the Negotiation pending
between this Country and France we do not know,
but it certainly does not at all appear calculated to
induce the French Government to be more moderate
in their demands ; indeed we are misinformed if
it has not already produced an opposite Keel. But
whatever may be the fait, Ministers do not relax
in the slightest degree preparation for offensive
operations against the 'Enemy ; orders have been
issued for the Expedition which has been fitted
out at Portsmouth to'sail as soon as possible.

We understand thatiord ItossLyti will set out
immediately for Portugal ; but whether in a Military
or Diplomatic Character we do not know. It is ge-
perally understood that one of the held out by.
I3ONAP4RTE, during the present Negotiation_ hag
peen, that if Great Britain, would not consent to a
Peace, he would invade Portugal, and either annex
it to his domioions or bestow it on one of his rela-
tions.

Parliament., 'we understand; meet about the mid-
dle ofbeloher ; but it is' confidently expe4ed'in the
Political' Circles that a Dissolution will fahe' dace
London, England, 1806-05-02

This Day was published,

In Two Volumes, Crown 06tavo, price 1.25. in boards,
THE MILITARY, POLITICAL, and HISTO-
JL MEMOIRS of the late Count.DE HORDT, -
Native of SWeden, Lieutenant-General in the Service of
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, embracing the princi-
pal Events which have occurred in thedifferent States of .Eu-
rope, 'and more particularly,' in Sweden, from the Reign of
Charles XI. to that of Gustavus 111. Together with some'
interesting pritiate Anecdotes of those Great Personages who
then tilled' the Northern Thrones, of Europe.. Translated
from the French.
Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1806-05-02

DIED =

• •
On Saturday last, at Serif)), Hall, Yo'rkshire„ the Hon.
Miss Charlotte Monckton,- daughter of Vi3count Galway.
The.,saine day, at Bath, Mrs. Lashley, wife of T homets
Lashley, Esq.. Great lames-street, 13edrorri-row.
~. On Wednesday night, Mrs. Mae Ntel, of Gractonistreet,
Fitzroy-square.
-• On the t9th ult. .at Drummond Castle, in Perthshire,
at the advanced age of 98, Vouis Macerable, the most cele-
brated walker
.of his time. He was running :ootman to the
Duke of
.Perth, and tollowed the fortune of his master tilt
they wele separated at rile Butte of Cstlloden. At the .re-
sturatiun ofthe estates, he was taken into the service of the
late Lord Perth, and passed-the remainder of his days in ease
and comfort. • - :
London, England, 1806-05-02

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN..

•
NE
. FAWCETT respeafully announces, that
ihis NIGHT is fixed for THURSDAY the isrh of
May, 1806, on which occasion he will have the happine4S,-
in addition to the favourSite Play of
THE HEIR AT LAW, &ca
To present'his Friends with one of the gmldest.Specclarles
that has been exhibited on the fc-i- some years ; being
exadi Representation, by ritovig Figures, of the FUNE-
RAL HONOURS, CEREMONIES, and splentlid P RO-
ESS I NS, both by Land and Water, observed to eom-
yriefttorate the late gallant Heio LORD NELSON.
'I lie whole of the Machinery,•as well as the Scenery., have
peen painted by a celebrated, Artist to go to Petersburgh ;'
and Mr. Fawcett hat, for a valuable consideration, procured
their EXhibition. in Jingland, for One. Night only. They
will be introduced by appropriate Dialogues, Songs, ;aid
Grand Marches, uncl,.•r the Title of •
NATIoNit, GRATITUDE.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Fmhett, at his Chambers,. 19,
Buckingham-street, -Ac4phi-; and of Mr. Brandon, at the
Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. •
London, England, 1806-05-02

SP;t11,1;-.- PHYSIC:

DE VELNO's VEGETABLE" PILLS are proved,
by experience, to be the bust and lin;sl innocent Aire..
native, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; and those mho
are affiided with the Scurvy, Scorbutic: Eruptibris, Leprosy, •
Scrophula, Rr any other Disonl-rs anising.fr in vitiated Blood;
or those who have impaired their-Constitutions by Dissipation
or juvenile indiscretiors„ should by no means omit a cows&
of the. Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of
this valuable Vegetable Alterative is sO pleasant and salutary
as not to interfere-with the avocations of- blisiness or plea.
sure ; its attliOn is aznifined to the aninril-juice,;,...and requires
no alteration or restraint in diet ; it dissolves in the stomachs •
blends wijh
.the food, and pervades rife circulating
fluids, correcting in its passage any deviation from a sale bt
coovaiesceiv.:e ; in short, it is the long .anaglit4Or Vegetable •
Speciti.2, or sale, but adivc„ Sut`rstitrte tf.r t,,at
mineral, Mercury, whiCil may he said to C 111%! only h kit-
. ling ; its efficacy excites tile- attention and sorprise of nictii-
' cal men, for‘wiiesi all other ine:beiries have De Vel-
' no's Pills inaq be relied on as a soceitic Disorders
which originate,in anlinpure or iMpairect state ()Idle Blood.
lone Can he genuine, wheresoever or by wriumvaever
unless the Bill of Directions is, signed in Keg Ink, by the
Proprietor. , , C. sTAPLEs.
Prepared by Mr C. Staples, flaw sole Plopriet6r, having
purchased the Recipe of Hr. j, Pidding. and sold whole Sale
and retail by Sl:w; and Edwards,•6s„' St. Paul's Churen-
yard, on tile Footway ; retail also ny Dickinson, Coo, Ber-
nard-street ; Clarke, Borough; and Tutt, Excliarge; price
4s.- 6d. and 225.
London, England, 1806-05-02

L I
.41

rt. ,171' •
4

FRIDJ Y, MAY 2, 1806.

•
SECOND EDITION ENLARGED.
- This Day was published, price 2s. 6d.
A N ADDRESS to the. Right,Hoo. W. WIND-
11AM, in which his New M E AS,U RE. of PUBLIC
DE FENCE is Considered; and some, Remarks on Brig.-Ge-
neral sTE WA RT's Painphlet.
Southampton prin•ed : and sold in London by T. Ridgway,
opposite Bond-street, Piccadilly.

Mr. WINDEIAM's
This nay was published, price zs. 6d, .„
THOUGHTS on .01-4..A.NGING the SYSTEM of
NATIONAL DEFENCE at the present moment,
and on the Chnnge proposed. •
• Printed for john Stocktlile, Piccadilly.;'
Of whom may behad, in One Kolume, Quarto, price One

Ctiinei.

A Systematic 'View ,of the _Forin4tion, Discipline, and
Economy of Armies. By Robert Jackson, Esq.
London, England, 1806-05-02

SMITHFIELD AihRKET, MAY 2.

This day's market afibrded but an indifferent
supply of different kinds of Cattle; Beef; Mutton,
and Veal are something dearer than Monday's mar-
ket ; Pork is rather cheaper.,; Lamb sold at lait
price, and the trade for the most part but middling.
The business done in the Haymarket was incon-
siderable ; Hay and Clover fetched last prices ; Straw
has dropped in price.—We annex a corre& statement
of the prices and numbers :- .

To sink the 01fil per stone of 81b.
Beef ss. o•i. to 5s 6d.—Mtitton ss. od. to ss. Bd.—Veal
6s. od. to 7s. 6d.—Lainb 6s. 6d. to 7s. cd.—Pork ss. od. to
ss.
„10d. _

Beasts, 404. Sheep 'and Lambs, 4700. Calves, S 7
Pigs 310. ,

SMITHVIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 21. 2S. to iss.--,Clover 41. os, to L. Ss.—Straw,
11. as. to 21. 29.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 2.—There are to-day but
short supplies of 'Wheat 'here, and very few prime
samples, which keep their price; .other qualitith'i are
very dull of sale 'and at rather less ;' buc little
Barley, which is full a 4 dear ; Malt without
alteration, and few Beans at hand ; Oats are
in large supplies, chiefly from the North, those
of good quality fetch rather better, price, and the
vats ,ylQur are w4hour alteration',
London, England, 1806-05-02

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVER:.

MESSRS. curetut and, Co. Surgeons, :havinit
for a long 'series of-years made the V E. N EREAL
EA$ E the particular- objea of their- investigation, Ire •
noW..cnanied to announce the discovery of a Medicine supctior
to Mercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present sof_
'ficient ter them to observe,' that itS effeas art: diametrically
opposite to those of Mercuity, for though it clmpletely era-
dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stay;;:,
yet if does nor in the least injure the Constitution:, or alter
the complexion • .6n 'the contrary, it renovates-'the system in
all its natuYat funaions, promotes Appetite, and facilitates
digestion. Numberless instances .are on- re:ent record of the
superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inheient and specific
virtues ailing as •a perpetual.correaive to bodily debility,
whether proceeding froth an excess of Conjugal and illicit
pleasure, or from the More insitfious though not less destrue-
- tive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the,
melancholy variety. of disorders which are the consequence of
this solitary vice, • there are none mo,te afiliding than those
deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri-
monial state. The wretched sit-Herr:r broods over his misfor-
tunes, ashamed to seek relief till'it has brought him to such
a state of misery as to render life (I)pressive. To those un-
happy persons it will b a Cons J!ing reflection to know chat
may now, by a new ang i mode. of treatment;
be restored to that greatest of all:human' blessings, a'stronc,
manly, ansPvigorous constitt'ition.
Messr. Currie and Cp. IA iy be- consulted by patients of
either sex, at' their House, N.). ID7, Hattwnr Garden, person-
ally, or by Letter (post-paid) i.9,closing a Bank Note, when
the iiceessary. Adviee.and will be given or scot to
any part of the Kingdom. •t..itients in the -Counts-
quested to state their age ant 'general mode of living
No. top, 'Hatton Garden

r-
London, England, 1806-05-02

:NUMBER 42531
_ e •

. , THEATRE ROYAL., DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 2, will be
Performed
THE TRAVELLERS ;
• Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. .
. .
The Charalers by
'"!7 'Mr.-ELLISTON, Mr. BRAIIAM,- Mr. 10H-NSTONE,
Mr. POWELL, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM,
`- • , Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISER,
4..;1r5. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAN-D,
And Signora sTo RACE.
•-: - . WITH,

•
. THE, INVISJILE, GIRL.
To which will be added.
A DIVEIITISEIetNT:
Boxes 6i. Second Price-t.;—Pit js. 6d. • Second Price as.
Gallery. as. Second Price '..-7tUpp,er Gallerylis. Second
Trice 6d.—No Money to be re
.' Places for the Boxes to be takiN. FosbrOok, at the
liox-011Ice in Little Posiell-street. -
- The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
begin Half-past Six.
To-merrow, The Belle's Stratagem ; with Forty Thieves.

, .
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 2, will be
performed'
KING lIETT.P.,Y. EIGT-T-TP.
Floury, King of Etwl.itio, Mr. ri..il''4.;
Ca.ditt3l Wolsey, Mr. K EMBLE.
Kathafine, Qaten of !E ngland, Mrs. S.IDD 0N S
.WITH

THE ESCAPES ; •
Or, THE wAsTER. CARRIER.
Countl--Arrnalid, Mr. 1N CL EDON,
Who, in thatottaracter, will introduce the Song of " The
Thor 7."
Michell', Mr. sAWCETT
Mr.-.FAYLOR ; .
Cviistantia, Miss DAVIES ;

Angelina, Mrs. ATK IN S.
Boxes 6s. Pit.;s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is.
• Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office in Hart-street. •
The Doors to be opened at half past ttive, and begin at half
past six. .
To-morrow, Every -Man, in his Humour; with Love
A-la-Mode. The l'arts of Kitely and Sir Arch), Macsar-
casm lay Mr. Cooke.
The Fifth • Niy,lit or King Henry the Eighth will be on
Monday ; with Oscar and Malvina.
On -Tuesday Master Betty will appear in a favourite
C haraCter.
London, England, 1806-05-02

114.4 R rt IE D •

On Monday, at.,-St. George's C.lnirch, Panover.square,
George. bay L.:' to Miss lane Ri.,:kari Cony, youngest
daughter of the late Colonel Cully, of Walpole, in Nurioik..
Yesterday, at St. Sepulchre's, Richard Liz.yn, Esq of
Smithfield Bars, to Miss Starr, daughter. of William. Starr,
Esq. of the saute place.'
She same day,. at. Mary-le,bone, Mr. Spring, of Rath-
bone-place. to Mrs. Mary Mornington, late of Hereford:
OnThurstlay,• William Winston, Esq. of Fishstoill Hal!,
Lincolnshire, to Miss H. Hart, youngest daughter. of the
late Major Hart,. of \Voodstone, Huntingdonshire. ,
On Thursday. the -24. th ult. at Uuilstieid, MOntg'omery-
. shire, Richard Hill, Esq. Son of the Rev. Robert Hill, of
Hungh, Cheshire, to _Miss Mytteiti, eldest daughfer of the
late Richard Mytton, Esq. Barrister at Law, Chester. ,
London, England, 1806-05-05

:%Lty I.

An eminent Divine belonging to.this Univ'ersity,
is-shortly to set out on a missiOn to Syria and Pa-
lestine, with, -a view,of making- such researches in
the geogrnphy, topography, and natural history of
those countries, as may serve Xo elucidate the, holy

writings.
The number of Members of the University who
iiaTesubscribed towards the intended Statue to the.
`memory of the late Mr. PITT ,is 559 ; the present
amount is 70001. 65.
Viscount MERto:.:.T, son of .the Right Hon. and"
Rev. Eaft NELSON, is admitted a Student at Christ's
College. •-
The. following:Glemen are admitted to the de--
grecs under=nientioned :
Master of Arts.—Messrs. Thomas Starkie; of
Catharine Hall ; John Moore, of St. John's ,Col-
lege.; John WOOd, of Pembroke Hall ; Tho Mas
Smyth, of Queen's, and. Jonathan Cope, of Sidney
College.
Bachelor ,of :Arts.—Messrs. Lewin Chohnley, , of
EManuel College ; Abbot .1./pchck, W. Y. Mid-
dleton, .Edward Owen, CharleS Greenaway, and
Patrick Bronte, of St. JOhn's College; Justin
M`Carty, of Caius-; C. Pulsford, and John Baron, of
JesuS College. • .
The Rev. J. Wood, M. A.. of
_Pembroke Hall, is
ele&ed a Fellow of that Society. •
Mr. James Sladei: B: A. is eleEted a" FellOW .of
Emanuel' College ; Mr.-James Wilding, B.A. a
Fellow of Magdalen; Mr. John .Bowes Wright, B.A.
a Fellow of Jesus; and Mr. Thomas Fraser, a Fellow
of Icing's College:-
London, England, 1806-05-05

'IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF PEERS.

• SATURDAY,:-MAY 3.
The House .Met about half past ten o'clock, and
proceeded, sbon after eleven, to Westminster-Hall, to
avetid the. Trial -of Lord Viscount Melville.
Their Lordships _returned, about half past four.
Strangers were, for a short time, excluded.
'An Order was made to proceed further on the Trial
of Lord Viscount Melville on Monday, and' a Mes-
sage sent to the House of Comrrlons to acquaint them
therewith. ,
After our admissiOn, Lord. HOLLAND
_Presented
Petitions fiord. the Prisoners confined for Debt in
-Horsham Gaol, Sussex, and the Four Courts Mar-
shalsea; Dublin; praying for relief; which were order-
ed, to lie on the Table.' •
Lord St. Vincent's Annuity Bill and the Longi-
• trade Bill passed through Committees, and were re-
ported. . • •
The Committee on the Admiralty, JurisdiEtion
Till was postponed till Monday. , • •
The Earl. of CARNAR VON presented a Bill to' dis-
solve the marriao-e of Elizabeth Tetterton with Fre-
. derick Teush, her now husband. But- after a short
conversation between -his Lordship, the Lord Chan-
cellor, and Lbrd Walsingham, the Petition on which
the Bill was founded was ordered to be taken into
'consideration on „MOnday.—Adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1806-05-05

THE TELLICHERY T.RAIVSPOPP.

. We lately stated that, Dw-yiR, the_ Irish Rebel
Chief, and several of his associates, had, on their
voyage to Botany,Bay," rose upon-the Crew, and car,
-tied the. Vessel into the Brazils. We have been since
favoured' With the following particulars. The 'let--
lir/Ler!) sailed from Cork last Soptember,'• with
DWYER), in4l several Irish Couvits, under ConvOy
of- UomE PornAm, as far as Madeira. The
Convids had -stiewn. themselves-so obedient- &).rule,
before they readied - that Island; that, Capt. Coz ENS,'
of the Telliche y, had their irons knocked off; and
they_' were admitted, by divisions, to ,tal“.l -the- air,
'upon-the deck. As to DWYER, and his 'associates,
they were treated rather as volunteer passengers than
persons satierhig punishment fur their crimes.. This
humane cOndud, however,
sof the Qaptain, met
witlra most ungrateful return. Some time after the ,
• Tullichcilhqd parted ConvOy at Madeira, the Con-
yids.surprised the•Ocers, whom, according to re-
port, they murdered, and ran the Vessel on shore
iii -a Bpy to the Southward of All Saints.—We un-
der Stand that
.SirEolybii POPI-IAM'S Squadron, upon
its arrival at-Saint Saivadore, while watering there,
--Was- informed of-this melancholy .event by the Peo-
ple` of the place. We trust, however, that their
relation is.not corre&. 'The Convias were described
as wandering through the country in a wretched
edndition. DWYER, our'readers will recoiled, after
'bat:ling every attempt • to takehim, in the County
of Wieklotv,-surrenderd voluntarily to the Earl of
TQWERSCOURT. He was very indignant at beivg
sent to 'Botany Bay ; having expede4 from the cir-
cumstance of his surrender, and some nEts of huma-
nity, during his career in the rebellion, that hesshould
have received a pardon. The accounts from Sir H.
PoonAta's Squadron: added, that
,the Witham Pitt,
i,vith the Convi&s from 'England, had proceeded to
i
Botany Bay.

I.VNDoN : 'Prir:ted by ft I CHA R 9 HARRIS of No.-4, Martl:lt.cot-r*., :old Published by W t LAm Aft.Ml C, tit SCRIPPS, of South Molton -stieet, Giosve)or.stp.:re
At the SUN-OFPICE, No. Strand ; where o'dzir Orders for 'the Pater,Letters for the E.ditox,_&c.. trtost-piti), Otuat be, addressed.
London, England, 1806-05-05

NEW 101..DICIN.L ACT.

- 7
NEWBERY- ,aml-SONS, NO. 45, St- Paul s
• ,Church-yard, London,- Proprietors. Of. Dr. lames's
Powderand,other valUable Preparatioris,' inform the Public,
that in consequence of the 2,iew Stamp _.Duties, thy; 11:'ice of
that Medicine will be in future per Packer,. or
ii. Ss. 6d. per Dozen ;but the quantity of aDozen.PaclOts
in a Bottle (as made up. for the Army emilslavy) may. he had
for 11.45. And asStamps are .prepared, by order .of the Com:
missioners, fOr *Mr. -Newbery's separate use, in .which the
No'. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved,
awnodrdass,it4
isFp.reNsue \mvbY
presumed that this Will.bea sufficient secuiiw
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/he Stamps- gratis.

• s. d. • • d.
br. lames's Powder, 2 9 Dalby's Carminative
.-1 9
Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills . 4 Q
Do. large Box . - • 24. o Freake'sTind.of Barka .6
Dr. Steer's Qpodeldoc 2' 6 _Dr. Huxham's ditto • 2 c)
Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 TOnic Pills • 2 9
Ditto-Nitre Drops 2 6 English C-Cfree - 2 ,
Do.. Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. HoOper's fills
.Do. Paregoric LozengeS t t Grant's Drops_ - 1 I.±,'
Angibaud's Blois ditto Scots Fills .1 o
Essenceof Coltsfoot 3 6. Henry's Mignesia a 6
MY. S pence's. Dentifrice 4 o Norton'S Drops - 5 6
CephalicSitutt' -
o 9 5-pilsbury'S•Drops • , 5 6
Jones's Rheum.: 'rind. 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea• ' 2 -9
Berry's BiliousThills. 4" 6 GreenottglesTindure
Essence of Peppermint t ' 16 Do. -Tolu Lozenges
Glass's Magnesia -• , 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6
N. B. At Many Persons,- particularly Messengers,. mis-
take-the House. of Messrs. Newbery,
_they think it necessary
-to point out, that it is at the' East End of St. Paul's, 1,) :t
Doors from Cheapside, with these winds inscribed on 1.1-r.:
Front : ." THE ONLY WART.HOUSE FOR Vit.
I'AML.S% POWDER."' - •
London, England, 1806-05-05

POOLE. MAY Z

ArriVed--=the Fanny, Price, from Tenbn, ,Pheasant,
Brooks, from Dartniouth ; Argo, F'rain'pton, from
mouth ; Resolution, Godfrey; from jersey ; and Lark,-Spur.
rier, from Poftsinooth.

ited-404 New Hope,. Ma'nelawS. for Southampton;
Dart, Harland, (and' Active, 'Williams, 'for Portsmouth ;
Rcedness, Wilson, tOr Hull ; 'Edward and Ann, Walters,
for Bristol ; and Good .Intent, Thatellell, for Weymouth.

GRAVESEND, 11AY 2.

, Passed by•- the Ann aid Sally, Laus-liton, and john. Pa.
,rish, Frazer, from the• River l'bta ; Ant, 'Meuse, from
Malta ;-.Lord Nelson, .And,::rson, from Surinam ;' Penelope,
13rtan,.from Honduras ; Mermaid, Sinclair, from laMaica ;
Hibert, Chitor, and Wanderer, , from Charlestown;
-Augusta,. Milton, front Ilour.leaux ; Mary, Madge, froM
Cork •; Father and Sons, liopLins, trace Lisbon;
• campia, —7--,'Pr;ncess itcj ai, hryan, Hero, Allan,. Sedtt.
lous, Ingraham, and Three Brothers, PaCrick, froth -Oporto.
Sailed—the London, Watson, for Africa; Larkins,. For-
ster, for fantaica ; and Andrew, Coggan, tOr Teneriffe. 1..
London, England, 1806-05-05

25,000 Tickets

k250,0ci0

. - , • CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. .
' five. First-drawn Ticketi, Ist Day 4 toeo each k sooo'
Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day - tOOO each .Soon
I' irst-drawn " .. . - 4th.l)ay - . - - "ro,ocas
First-drawn- - - , sth Day . - - . - 23,000
First-drawn . - 6th Day . - .- 21,000'
DAYS 0.1: DRAWINP. '
tat ,Itiond4r... - May 12 6th- Wednesday . June 4.
2d 'Saturday - - May 17 7th Saturday. - - lune 7
3d 'Wednesday - May 2i Sth Tuesday ;-: . lune. to
4th:Nloaday - , May. 26 i 9th Thursday ,- : Jutie 12
sth Friday - - May 33 l Toth Satiirday ... . rune 14
- The Public. arc respeafully requested to observe, that the
Jit.niilwi of Tickets 'drawn each Day will be nearly equal,.
agreil&ly:to the Or4r of the Lords .of His Majesty's Trea-
sury.

Half -

Price of Ticket - 2o 5 o
- kio o Eighth - 1.2,2 12 6
Quarter - '5 4 .61 Sixteenth - = i 6 6
N, B: The present Seheme,contains more Prizes and fewer
Blanks than anyLuttery for many years past.
• IMPORTANT FACTS.
LL the ,ohjeaions that have existed against for-
mer Lotteries appear to live been removed by the pre-
sent Scheme. Each Bay's Drawing will' be nearly equal, and
the number .of Prizes will he in the same proportion every
day fiorn the first to the last. These are Capital Prizes to
the amount of nearly tzotoool. and the formation of the
:Scheme is 'sueli that a single Ticket may gain 45.0.001• ; be-
siales which. there are upwards of a thousand small Prizes
'more than The.• Wheel will go round -on Monday
, .

' - • STATE—LOTTERY,. 1805,
Begins' Drawing the,t2th of May, ISD6. ' •
HALL and Co. -Succesors to Mr. Nicholson,, at.
their State Lottery Office, No. 88, CORNIII LL, cor-
ner of flit Royal Exchange; London, respetlfullv acquaint
their FriendS and the Public, that TICK ETS and. SHARES
for the above Lottery are selling in. varkry. of Numbers, di-
videdinto H.alVes, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, stamp-
ed according to At of Parliament.
N. B. '0 rai.Ys front the Country, accompanied with short-•
dated sills, Bank Notes, Cash, or PoSt.,oflice Orders, cite,
cuted on the same Terms as if personally present.
*+* Money for Prizes'as soon as drawn.

`-" AN OBVIOUS SAVING.
HMGES and Co. No. 44, St. James's-street,
and No: Oxford-street, recommend to their I- fiends
an 4 the
.Public an immediate purchase of Tickets and Shares
in the prsent popuw' Lottery, as the Prices will certainly.
advance, and 'cannot at any period-. either before or in . the
•Drawing,,be cheaper than at pre,sent--. So confident are HO D-
G ES,and Co. of the certain rise of Price, that they hereby
'engageto take back-'on the Saturday bef;.ire. the Drawing,,ats
the-present price,,any Tickets bought at their Offices, or to
return the' difference should they be lower. It is therfore
obvious that much may.be-saved and nothing.can be lost by
Na inifftediaiegitratasc. • •
London, England, 1806-07-08

lIERFPORDSHI kF,

• -TO BE SOLD- liY
_AUCTTON;.
At the the King's Head Inn. 'Ross, Oil .I'hursdity
_the 24th of
July inst. between .the I lour.or Fpur hro-Six in the Af-
ternoon (subjea to the Conditions of Sate to be then pro-
.4luced),

, .
AVery'Valuable- FREEHOLD -ESTATE,' late
the properfy or Hero it A braliall Lloyd, Esq: de-
.ceased,
.situate in the Parishes of Foy and townhope, in the
county of fleretwd, about Miles from Ross and ten from'
Hereford; one of the best Sitiratiolis" on the Fianits of the Wye:
. ' Lot t. A Capital Messuage, called Carthage, with egten-
Sivo Gardens. Grove of Oaks, aid the Farm adjoining, Con.
taiping about 76 A. 2 R. 37,P. of Orcharcling, Arable Land,
and Meadow Ground or superior go rho' to convenient Inclo-
' sures, with lAOod Fences and Farm P..oidings, great pail .ot '
which have,been lately erected, now in the possession of Mr,
.Kidcout, whose Lease'expires the td of February, 1807_
Lot 2 A Messuage and Farm, t ailed, Coles Farm adjoin.
ing to Lot 1, corisiiding of an excellent Farm, house, Barns,
Stable,- Granary, &c. and about tirA. 3R. aP. of Or-
. charding, good Arable Land, Meadow and Pasture Ground,
very improveable, now in 'the p-ssession of Mrs Evans, un-
der an old Lease., which expires on the 25th Nfla'Cli,lSoj.
Lot 3. A Wood, called the Park,of Eaton, coritaining about ,
A. 6P, of prime Oak corwice,ihe 'neater Io of thirteen
years growth, with a great number of Timber Trees standing
therein,. mostly Maiden Oaks, •
-Lot 4. Another Wood, called the Short Coppice, adjoin-
illy, Lot 3, c,:ntaining about, r 1 A. t R. 24 P. of priine.Oak
Coppice of thirteen 'years growth,-and, Many Timber Trees
therein, twist ly 'Maiden Oaks.
Lot c. A Moicry of a valuable Fishery in-the River-Wye,
called I ngestone f fishery. The Land-tax of the whole is
redeemed.
• Richard 'the Wood Ward, resides near the Wood&,
alai will sliew the s-kine. Lots 1 and 2 may be viewed with
leave from the Tenants:. • • • •
_ . _

For other partiLokrs'apPly ,to lohti Moore Green, Esq.
of Cagebrouk.; neor fieretord ; Messrs. Ihrd And Stock, of
liereronl ; or .Mr..Hitrycy,.of ItoSs; where a Map of the
k4ute may be seen.—Letters (pusilmict)i.h4 atteo:ted to.
London, England, 1806-07-08

I)ays. at ttie Cro'wn- Inn,

•
THE whole of CARGQ of the jULIANIA,
.1 ANS C. Cll ART ENS Master, on a .Voya6e from
rgh, gourdeanx, andCoininia, to Senegal, copsiStirig
of a Q ~iiitity of well-assoi-ted IrontnobOry ; Brass Pans,'
and fin Ware; Amber, Comit Glass, and oilier Beads;. a
Pair of elegant Pier. Glasses, 'Plates 'S 7by inches a few
Tiints - framed and glazed; a tew Articles; of enrious and
good Nlahogany Ilousehold Furniture; a large ciiislitity of
Blue Guineas.; Pieces of 'heeting, Dimity, Gingham,Cloth,
Kerseyincres. &c. Bouts, Sh4,es, and Flats; Wines, Cordials,
ail(' Brandy Fruits iii Cases Nine and Brandy in -Fleigsheads;
a Quantity of Tobacco; Flit and Halt Fiat • Batilron•incl
Nail Rods, with various other Articles. - •

Appears to be a well-assorted Cargo for the Coast of Gui-
nea Marke!.
For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalnites, apply -three
Mays previous to the Sale, t0..N1r., john Horsford, Mr. Sa-
Tnuel V,'e.ton, or the Broker, Mr. lames Richards,
'Sale to O..gin 'each Morning at Eleven 'o'Clock.
London, England, 1806-07-08

SUPPLIES.

In the Committee of Supply Lord HENRY PETTY
moved, that 47151. I is. bid. should be granted to
His Majesty, to make good the like sum ,which had
,been issued pursuant to Addressei of the House, and
not made good. He also moved that 2;400,0001.
shoOld be granted to His Majesty to enable him to
take such measures as the exigencies of affairs might
require. In this, however, he stated, that one mil-
lion of arrears of Subsidies was to be consolidated.
He likewise moved. that 600,0001. be granted for
the exigencies of Ireland. These Resolutions were
'agreed to.—Report to-morrow.
London, England, 1806-07-08

If -any one man has ever been More successilii
elan another, it is Dr. Solomon, who has brou,'-ht-
his cordial Balm of, Gilead fo-such-perCoaion that it
never tails removing' the worst and mot crabbed
disorder of the nerves. • It always exhilirates and
cheers the spirits, braces 'and invigorates the whole
franc. Such a Medicine, for its healing, balsamie,
friendly, and sanative qualifies upon the debilitated
constitution, deserves the wondrons encouragement
it meets with from all ranks who have been,fortu=
nate enough to have recourse to it. It is peculiarly
efficacious in all in-ward wastings/ loss of appetite,
indigestion, depression•of spirits, trembling or shalt-:
lug of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, short-
ness of breath,' consumptive habits, &c. &c. At
this season of the year, Dr. Solomon's Medicines are
highly useful to the valetudinarian ; but caution is
necessary to guard againSt.counterfeits,-bv observing
the words, ." Saml. Solomon, - Liverpool," engraved
on the stamp affixed to eacit Bottle, v. ithout which
it cannot be genuine, Sold at los. L;:i. or four in.
one 335. 13ottle (Which saves gS.), by Mathews and
Leigh, No. 12, Strand, and by the principal Medi-
cine Venders in the United Kingdom, Dr Solomon;
when ' consulted, expeets his usual fee of fUlf-d-
Guinea. Such' letter should, for safety, be thus di-
reaed, " Money letter, Dr.Solornon; Gilead-House,
near-Liverpool."