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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-24

MARGATE, JULY 23.

OUR Theatre opened on Monday night, and our
Manager has colleded a Very respeaable Company.—
The Honeil Moon, one of the very best of 'bin'
dern Dramas, and which partakes of the old vigtirobs
style Of BEAL/MONT and FLET&HER, was the open-
ing Piece., Mr. LOVEGROVE, from Bath, who is by
no meu,snow to our Stage, performed his part with
such a rate of ability as would have procured him
high applause even from the formidable Audience of
a London Theatre.. The Chief novelty of the night
was Miss DE CAMP, a sister of the. Lady who bag
long deservedly been a' 'favourite in the Metropolis,
and who has lately assumed the charaCter of a
We, in which there ran be, no doubt that she
~xill equally decerve applause. The Miss DE CAmr,
who is now added to our theatrical ,Corps, poisesses
congenial talents, and acquitted herself with great
'spirit, good sense, and feeling, in the part of
Yo-
lante. Her figure is good,-
_and she 14s a„fine
animated stage- face. Mrs. HUGHES is an at:tress'
that should not •be passed over without a distinet
r otice. Her performance of Zamera displayed .Con-
Eiderahle merit. -Her person is pleasing and inte-
resting. The Play was followed by Of Age To-
lnorrow, in which Miss Da CAMP again exhibited
talents that excited great applahse.
Our town prortises to be very full. DANDELION,
G.PRNER'S, and other competitors for public favour,
are likely to enjoy no small share of patronage
through the season.
London, England, 1806-07-24

,?4t NEWS.

,

JULY 23,....;Arrived the Boadicea.
• ._, •
frigate, Capt. ALITLiND,
.with a Convoy_ from the
towns ; and the Sir Stephen Lushikgton outward.`
bound List Iti4iatrian, with a minter of other
ward-bonnd Ships.
, •

Also arrived the Forward Gun-brig from a Cruize;
Harlequin, from ; and Theseus Man of 'War.
,
Sailed the Cracker Gun-vessel on a Cruize.

. • .
DOVER, JULY p.--.Passed by- for .I.44dpn the
Rising Swz, 4tri-ToN, from Teneriffe ;‘ Orb, 80.
YER, from New Ybrk:

SitEitiNESs; JULY 22.—Came dowb tht -
from Woolwich, the DeNtard Tender, Lieutenant
ANTRAM, with part o the Crew of the Malabar, of
1') pins, which are to be serit:terChitham towards
'rti .ole Princess of Orange.

Arrived the Mosquito Sloop of War, Capt. JACK-...
.
sow, from a Cruite ; also the Trem:endous, of 14
guns, Capt. J. OSBORN ; and Hindostani of 50 ions,
which Ships came home ConvOy to the last India
Fleet.—The Tren.endoui has been absent frOrn
En -
land eleven years.
A CourteMartial.was held this day .On board the
fitagnaninte, to try the Boats Wain of the gonetta
Sloop of War, for quitting his duty .in the Dock-Yzird,
and absenting himself; when the Charge being fully
proved, he was sentenced to serve before the mast
in such Ship as the Admiral may appoint.
Arrived the Serapis Store-ship, WM. LOYD MAi
ter, and proceeded up the River : she had only ten
days passage from Gibraltar to Portsmouth.
JUI,Y nom...Sailed the Bonetto Sloop of War for
Tonningen, with several IVierchantnien under Con-
voy.--Wind variable, inclined to the West Ward.

the lilinchelsea has the signal eying for' Convoy
to the Baltic, till such time as a Ship is 'appointed
for that SCriice. The Convoy to sail the 29th inst.

Da4i., JULY 23.—. Arrived the Betette SloOp of
War from, Yarmouth, and the Mariner Gdn-brig
from a Cruize ; Acid remain in the Downs with his
Majesty's Shipi as per

The following paragraph was posted yesterday at
tr.trip's
ABERDEEN, JULY 19.--There are just arrived
here the Surgeon and about 30 of the. Crew. of the
Simk, of Leith ; whiCh Vessel had gotic, out as .a
Privateer to Greenland in quest of PrtistatiS : they
bong an account of three French Frigate.s being
.in
Greenland ; one of which, the Guerrier, tap. tured
the Sims on the auth ult. at the ledge of the Ice ;
and after towing her twelve days, burnt her. The
men arrived here were, put on board a Dane, and
landed-at She'tland. They further state,--that this
Frigate on the 21st of Jiinecaptured the Dingalall ;
one of her Cre,.v is with these. men: The Frigate is
one of the three
,which sailed from the- West Coast.
of France for Greenland : three other Frigates sailed
about the same time supposed for Davis's Straits.
The three Frigates at Greenland captured near the
Banks of Newfoundland the William, of Greenock,
and another Vessel; and on the 7th inst. the•Boy4e,
of Yarmouth, bound to Archangel."
London, England, 1806-07-24

I-100SE OF COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23.

The SPEAKER came to the House about three
o'clock. About half paSt three Mr. Quartile, the
Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, entered, and sum=
moned tile House to the House of Peers, to heat
the Royal Commission read for passing -Bills [for
these Bills see the Lords] and Prorogtthig Parliament.
The Speaker went out, accompanied, by all the
Members present, about forty In number. In about
twenty minutes he returned, and standing at the
Table, with the Members around him, he' stated,
that, to prevent mistakes, he had prOcured a Copy
of His Majesty's Speech, which, with their permis-
sion, he Would read. He then read the Speech, and
the Members seParated. Thus ended the Fourth
Session of the Second Parliament of the United King-
doms of Great Britain and Ireland.
London, England, 1806-07-24

• •
on the saute night, availiegtherogelyea of a favauri.
ble wind, and to avoid a compliance with this order,
they slipped their cables, •and sailed for the Black
Sea. The Grand Admiral:, however, being...y*l
acquainted with these Vessels, has givertorderl for
.them to be seized on their return. . •

- The Porte has made a regulation reipteling the
dress of strangers in the Turkish territdry,
is to resemble that worn by the Musselmen ;
persons•as do not ,chase to conform to this order,
:trek) pay a' yearly tax from 75 to 10 piastres, ac,
cording 'to their circumstances. Three Frigates' have
been dispatched to the Black .Sea in the course of a
few days past, which are to take in ship-timber,
copper; and other necessary materials, at Trebisond,
1-leraclea,, and Sinope.
The rumour that an English Fleet will . arrive be-
fore the Dardanelles, and that another convoy of
Russian Troops from the Black Sea will make
,their
appearance before Constantinople, increases daily.
London, England, 1806-07-23

MRTIIS.

n" the loth inst. at Plymouth, the Lady of Stephen Love
Hammich, Esq. Surgeon Extraordinary to. his Royal High
ness the Prince of Wales, •of a Son. •
On Sunday/morning last, ..at their house in Brunswick•-
square, the Lacty•of Captain .Gooch, of a Daughter.
The.same afternoon, !Ars. Petry, the wife of lames Perry,
• Esq. of Merton, of a Son. , .• .•
On the 2!St inst. at Bromlifori, the Lady of Lieutenant-
Colonel Horne, Daukhter.
London, England, 1806-07-23

SALES OF ESTATES.

rREEKOLD MANOR ESTATE, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS,
pi
• • •
FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, consisting
of oire hundred and fifty Acres of Arable, Ivleado,
Pasture, and Wood Land, in a Ring-fence. The. House, whi. h
is
.situate in a Paddock, has the appearnace el a genteel Re,:_
Bence, and is, together with the Offices, in perfeft repair,
having been narty rebuilt within a short time : it is,
ever small, consisting only of three Sitting-tooms, 'and three.
best Bed-rooms, in the Cottage stile, with Attics for Servantsi
Kitchen, Dairy, Brew-house, &c. It has peen tor.satne
years cultivated by the Gentleman to whoin it belongs, and
partakes more of a Farm and Residence, under ,Pich circtim:,
stances, than of a mere Villa. The Land-tax is redeended;
and the Waste, on which the Estate has right of Pasture -nd
Turl)erry, is extensive, Game of all kinds is iii grea, abund.
ance ever a large range ; 'leasehold I. lir;,itutv,!l•atini:ig I
Wein:A-its, and Stuck, at I orivnicii are adapted to the Est:,re,
will be sold ara valuation; and possession.will
mediately, of at Niichaelmas, as may he agreeable to a Pure
chaser. It is in Surrey, on the south side of fenohrt
in the Parish of Lingiicld, 2S Miles trout Lot!d,ni, and one •
from the Blighton E-t
-t C; [instead. -
For farther Particulars; apply .to Mr. Phitlips, 68, Bond.
street. ;
London, England, 1806-07-23

DUBLIN, JULY 19.

At the Commencements held in our University
on Tuesday the. 15th inst. the honorary degree of
L.L.D. was conferred on his Royal Highness the
DUKE Of CUMBERLAND, Chancellor of the Universi-
ty; and also on the. Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice
DOWN us' Vice Chancellor. The Degrees of Batche-
lor and- Doe-tor in Divinity were conferred on the
Rev. Tiros. HAWKINS, Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL, and
Rev. JOHN BRINKLEY ; the Degree of Batchelor in
Divinity on the Rev. It. A. H. KENNY; and of Doc-
tor in Divinity on the Key. H. NASH ; and the degrees
of Batchelor and Do&or of Laws on the Rev. HUGH
HENRY SHIELDS. Same time the Rev. FRANCIS
RANDOLPH, P.D. of Cambridge, was admitted ad
eundem. At the same time eight Masters of Arts,
forty-six Batchelors of Arts, and two Batchelors of
tledicine, were admitted.'

The money raised under the Defence Act, which
bas been repealed during the present Session of Par-
liament, has been very handsomely returned in the
Ward of Cornhill, and we hope it .will be followed
by every Ward throughout the City..
-6\
London, England, 1806-07-23

111JRRIED.

7Yesterday, at Mary.:le-bone Church, the Ice.. 3. D. Ha—
sle.wood, to Miss Dixon; dat4;literof the late Nlareds Dixon,
Esq'.. of Barwell-court;' near Kingston.
The same day, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square,
the Hon. Mr. Bagot, to Miss Pole.
On Saturday.fast, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Handisvde;
of Cursitor.street,• to MisS Huet, the eldest daughter of -NIT:
, Huet, of Chu tch- s ;wet, Hat:
' Yeterclay, at Mary-le-bone Church, Philip Mayoi.v„ Esq..
:cf ray's.inn' to Miss Elizabeth Dcane, daughter of the Lae
I. te nn t Colonel Charles Deane, of De v onsi re-sneer,
Portland place. , -
The same day. at St. 'George's, Hanover-square, Robert
- Cahipbell, Esti. 'of S.cctlaaid, to
Vesrettlay, the Re.t. Thomas 800/diet-4 A.M. to Miss
Pheebe-CottOn, second daughter of lo.seint Cotton', Esq. out
of the Directors of the East-I ihtia Company.
London, England, 1806-11-21

. ed, his full share of the public plunder. There is a
principle, then, with respect to which we decidedly
disagree, because..l am; determined to have no share
of eit he r."—(P/midits-)
Mr. NIELJ,IsH-.--" Gentlemen. Freeholders, after
the particular request of the Hon: Baronet, that yOu.
would hear what lihave tOsay, really do flatter my-
Self you will be silent for a few minutes. Featl I
maybe mistaken, I shall bttin with what I did yester-
'day, and. return you my warmest thanks. for the ho-
nour you have. done me this day. • I mentioned to
you yesterday, though I was heard by..few, that the
Honourable Baronet's speeches were so extraor-
dinary, -changing their principles day. after day,
- that ,it was difficult -to comprehend them. The
Hon. Baronet appears to me to wish to instil his
principles into my mind ; the. Hon. Baronet likewise
-wishes to diCiate tc.) you; as Independent Freehold-
ers, as well as to me, what shall be your conduct, •
and what shall be mine ; but I am so convinced of
your good sense that T am sure :it will have no more
•?.
influence on your minds than it has on mine. There
is one other point, and the last of all I shall Men-
. tion ;it will detain you but a few moments. I
merely put it again, because I think the attack'of
't• the Honourable Baronet near me is personally hos-
tile. The only part of his speech I can compre-
hend, is hiS.attacking me day after day. The- only
reason for his so doing is, that the approbation of so
many Freeholders of my condua must irritate him.
Gentlemen, I can only say, that my princi-
pies are honesty and independency."'
The Candidates having conchided their speeches.;
a scene of riot, tumult, disorder, and confusion took
place, which we have seldom seen paralleled. Mr.
Patill was observed in front of the hustings, and
while Mr. Mellish was speaking he waived his hand
to obtain silence for that-Candidate; The Freehold-
ers calledout ,‘ Paull 1 Paull !" Mr. Paull,When
Mr. Mellish had finished,' attempted to step fOrward ;
Capt. Mellrsh restrained him, and ,a violent alterca'r
tion ensued. Capt. Mellish said, the condua of Sir: F. •
Burdett,. since he' first appeared on the. hustings was
, dignified and that of a .Gentleman ;he was incapable a:
any other conduct; but that the conduCt of Mr. Paull,
had been marked by. ungentlemanly behaviour, and •
be added, he might resent the expression if he..
pleased. .Mr.. Paull retorted with spirit thtir
frends interfered, and reciprocal threats were used,.,
hich must have led to a serious issue,- bad they
Jaken place any where but at the dustings, upon a
popt-dar kle6tion. •
Air. PAULL insisted upon addressing the Free.-
holders. „The noise was dreadfill --all we could
coiie63 of. what he said was, that it was impossible
1V11:. Mellish could explain what he meant by ho-•
;testy and independency. He declared he should
nor have obtruded himself on their notice if CaP-'
tain ,Mellish had not unjustly accused him of inter-
rnpting Mr. Mellish. He then retired.
Yesterday's Poll
Mr. MELLtsa - - - 33 •.
rth. BYNG 52
Sir F. BUXDT.TT 85
The Poll will continue six days longer.
London, England, 1806-11-21

MARRIED.

. .
Lately, at Trinity Church, Haydon-square, Henry Wooti,
Esq. ot Fore-street, to Miss Ann Hall, second Alaughte't ut
Christopher Chrysel Hall, Esq. of Raleigh• House,
ton—Hill, Surrey.
On Tuesday last, at Scures Church, Mr: john Goodwin,
Fanner, of Datchet, Bucks, to Miss Willis, only daughter
of M. Willis, Esq. of Huish-place, Hants. • •
Yesterday morning, Mr. Devas, of Watling-street,.to Miss
Smith, of Shear's-Hall, Staffordshire.
On the 11th inst. at Pewsey, Wilts, W. P. Tatlnton.
Esq. of the Middle Temple, barrister at LA', to_ Miss
Townsend, only daughter of , the Rev. losspli
Rector of Pewsey. •
Yesterday se'nuight, at Ruab6n, Shropshire, Lieutenant-
Colonel Shipley, eldest son ot the' Malt of St .Asaph,
Miss Charlotte Williams Wynne,sisterof Sir W. W .
Batt.
London, England, 1806-08-04

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

MESSRS: CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,'havlng
lor :a7 long series of ,'years made the VENEREAL
DISEASE the' particular object ..of their investigation, are
now enabledito announce the discovery of a Medicine sverior
Mercury In the cure of that disease. It is at present suf_
. tielentifcq tkein to observe; that' its effeds are diametrically
oppodite.to those of Mercury,. for though it ..completely eral.
dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stages,
yet it,does not in the least injure the COfistitution, or alter
the complexion on the contrary, it renovatesathe systerri in ;
all its natural fundions, promotes,Appetite, and facilitates
digestion. Numberless instances
,are on recent record of the
superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and 'Specific
virtues ading as a -perpetual corrective to bodily debility,
whether proceeding from an excess Of conjugal and illicit
pleasure, or from.the.niore insidious though not less destruc- '
live
indulgence in ,a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the
melancholy variety oftitsorders which are the consequence of
this solitary vice, there are none more affliding than those
deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri-
monial state. The wretched sufferer broods over Ms misfor-
tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought hirn to such"
a state of misery as to render lite oppressive. To those un-
ihappy, pbrsons it' will be a consoling reflection to know that
-they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, ,
be restoresl,to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong,
manly, a, vigorous Constitution.
Me.ssr§, urrie arid Co. may be consulted by, patients of
.',either sex, at their House, No. w,.fiatron Carden, person.
allyfror by Letter (post=paid) inc'osing a Bank Note, when
• the. necessary:: Advice and Medicines' will 1,1 k: given or sent to
any part of the Kingdom. ' Patients in thr C,,tic.try are re-
quested to state their-age and general trues al:v.111g.
No. io7, IiatI9IIQACIACIIi. •
.1
London, England, 1806-08-04

Admiralty-Oifice, Aug. 2.

Copy of another Letter from Admiral the Earl of St.
Vincent,- K. B. to iffilliarn Marsden, Esq. dated
on loard His Majesty's Ship Thkernia, ("shunt,
the
,29th July, 1806.

SIR,

Inclosed is another instance of the enterprising
spirit of my El6ve, Lieutenant Mulcaster, of the
Minerva.

I am, &c. ST. VINCENT.
Tennant; of Cape Finisterre,
gut, 17th July, isuti.
The inclosed is a Copy of Captain Collier's Letter
respeting the Capture of one of the Spanish Boats,
which do so much talcbief to trading Vessels on the
Coast of Portugal. The zeal and activity of Lieute-
nant Mulcaster, upon this, as on several other oc-
casions, .appears to rife very deserving the approba-
tion of my fiords comtnitsroners of the Admiralty,
as well as the condoa of Lieutenant-Menzies, of the
Royal Marines, who has-been his- constant compa-
nion in these Expeditions. I have. ordered the Priso-
ners a passage to England- in the Spartiate, and re-
main, &c. ELIAB FIARVEY.

Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. Vice-Admiral
of-the Red, tic. mac.

SIR,

His lifidesty's Ship Minerva, Oporto
Road, 12th July, 1 8 DU.

I have the Honour to inform you, that finding it
were likely His Majesty's Ship under my command
might be detained, in these Roads a couple of days,
::and being informei the Oporto. and Lisbon Trade
were hourly expected from England, for whom seve-
ral' Spanish Privateers' and Row-boats were lurking
.in Portuguese Creeks and Rivers, I determined upon
sending a Boat to, the Northward, and at the solici-
tation of my First Lieutenant, Mr. Mulcaster, I dis-
patched him on the gth instant, in the,Barge with
his former eornpanion; 'Lieut. Menzies, of the Ma-
rines, who, upon every opportunity,' as most hand-
somely voltinteered his services,, and Mr. Turrell,
Midshipman, to crutze.a few leagues North of this
Port, with the hope of intercepting some of the Pi-
ratical Cruizers belonging to Guarda. ' •
, _ . . _ _

_ .
On the evening of 11th I had the satisfac-
tion to be rejoined by the Barge, .bauing a Spanish
Lugger in company, La Buena Dicha Privateer,
armed with one 9-pounder, blunderbuises, and rnus-
ketrY, manned with 26' of the Guatda Desperadoes,
and capable of row►ng 20 sweeps.
The very general,- naive, • aul enterprizing cha-
ra6ter of Lieut. Mulcaster, :will not, I trust,,suffer
by my giving you the particulars of the.capture ,of
the Privateer, which, though ii si'glificant in herself,
is one of thoSe, from their peculiar conitruaioni
which have done much mischief to British Oporto
Traders. The Lugger having been apprized by a
fishing-boat of the Barge being near her, was fat
from avoiding the contest, which, though short, was
severe. The Barge advanced under a discharge of
grape-shot itrona the prow-gun, which was soon
cleared, when the Enemy prepiired to defend them•
selves with the sabre and pistol, which the activity
and resolution of the Officers, seconded by Serjeant
Hull and Peter Ward; Gunzier's-Mate, and others

:~~,
London, England, 1806-08-04

VAUXHALL ROWING MATCH.

THE ANNUAL WHERRY and. other PRIZES
given oy the Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens will be
MOWED for. THIS DAY, Aug. 4, by. Seyen Pair of ()ars,
in uniform -Dresses. To 'be determined by TWo Heats.--
Tirst : to start from Blackfriars-bridge at Half past Five
"io'C lock, go through the Centre Arch of Westminster-bridge,
'round a Bog stationed otr Lambeth Palace:' l'hose Boats
'win) have not passed, the Distance Flag • at the firing of the
first pistol at Lambeth, will not be showed-to start for the
'Second Heat. The Distance Flag will he tiying opposite the
IVlitre, at Stangate. -Second Heat,. consisting of those Boats
only which have passed the Distance Flag, to start from 'NV est-
'flinger-bridge, proceed up the River, go round a Boat sta-
tioned oft' Nine Elms, and•return on the Surrey Shore. past
a Boat moored off Vauxhall Stairs. • Each BOat will be dis-
tinguished by a W hite Flag with Red Spots.

Spots. Men. . Where belong.
i. JOHN GREGORY, ?
1 AMES TYMMS, - S
2. EDMUND BR ONIW L;Li„ 133nkside.
lOS EPH CAMFEY, . Blackfriars-bridge.
3. SOS. HUTCHINSON. Westminster-bridge.
THOMAS RANDALL, .H.un4ertorci. .

.
4. ABRAHAM LOCK,- Westmtuster-bridge..
WILLIAM LEON k RD, , • Vauxhall.
5, JOHN SHEPPARD, Westminster-bridge.
RICHARD ADAMS, .B hcictriars7 bridge.
6. JAM ES TAYLOR, jun. Stangate. •
CHAR.LFS G INc.; ELL, ' Temple.
7. EDW./MIT PP. ING Lti
TAMES STEIYAR'E, - . Westininsier-bridge
The Amusements of the Evening will conclude in the Car-
dens witka (..;Ii4ND GALA :and FIRE-WORKS, pre-
pared expressly ror this occasion. ' - .• . '
Doors open at seven, and the -Concert to begin at Eight.
pdmitt:ance 3 s.

THE only. STATE LOTTERY to be drawn this
Year consists of 23,0q0 Tickets, and counnemes on
MONDAY T3t11,0 CTOB R,1g06.• •

NO FIXED CAPITALS.
SCHEME_

No. of Prizes Value of each. Total Value.
3 - - - - Z*6 ooa
3 -
3
5 - - - - -5, 0
13 - - - - - -4, -co
,
•1.0
40 -
4,100 - . 20 - - - - - 82,000

2.,:,000 Tickets 200,000
First-driwn to,ono
Tickets and Shares are nosy on Sale at all the Licensed
Lottery Offices.
PRESENT. PRICE. •
Ticket - •- Ll 9 0

Half --- o - - z tr
Quartet - 5t o Sixtezuth -- i 6

STATE LO ITERY,
To commence DrAwing t3th ()dialler next.

THE TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale;
in great vaiiety of Numbers, at the State Lottery
Offices, comer o. Bank liuildings, Cornhill, and lacing the
Gate of the Kingt's Mews, Charing-Cross, by RICHARD.
SON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

• . - ARMY.
TO BE SOLD, an. ESTSIGNICY in an Old Regi-
ment; also a.OO RN LTC Y of litagoons at Home.--
Yor particulars apply .to Mr. Johuston,:-Craven-street,
Strand. . : .
. ,
. . ,
London, England, 1806-08-04

HANTS.-BROOKWOOD PARK.

Capital M4NSION and FARM, FOUR HUNDRED and
BIPLITY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN HOUSE,'
with THIRTY-ONE AC RES.of LAND:
TO BE SOLI) BY. AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, .
.At,Garraway's, on Tues4y the 26th of August inst.
In Two Lois.

Lot 1. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and PART
1• COP i'l-FOLD. ESTATE, nearly eq. al to
F reehold, : cal led Brook wood Park, live Miles Sothis of Aires-,
ford,- twelve from Alton, and ten Miles East of Winchester;
consistingoj a.handsome spacious Mansion, suitable to a
Noblentw,Gentleman's Family, with all requisite Offices;
PlOsure:ground; Gardens; standing in a Park of about Se-
venty AcresE,With Farrn.-House, Cottage, Barns, and other
Out-bi,ti Iding and adjoining an 1 nelosure of 'Arable,' Mea-
dow, and Wooi,l- Land, containing in the whole Four Hundred
anti Eighty-five Acres.
tot.lar-.That Valuable Freehold Estate known as Bram-
.
dean House, four ;liles South of Alrestord ; consisting of a
substantially erected Family Resid,lice,'at present in the void
sessidn Of .Admiral Calinady (whose Lease expires oil- the
Loth of (Mabel., when possession will be given); with very
extensive and appropriate Otricel, eXcellent (lardiais and
Pleasin ' e-grounds Farm- Flonse; litilry,-Barn, Stabling, and
other necessary (jut-buildings, and upwards of 'Thirty Acres
of sichArable and Pasturp Land..
May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by-applica-
tion to Mr. Perry,
.I.3ramilean' of whoin printed Particulars
may be had; also of F. Webb, Esq. Salisbury; at the Dol-
phin, .Southampton; the George, Winchester; the Bush,
Farnham; of Messrs. Oddie, ()riche, and Forster, Carey-
stieet, Lincoln's Inn-fields; snd of Coxe, NO. 33,
Throgniorton-street, where Plans of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1806-11-26

MIDDLESEX .ELECTION.,

HE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of
!Mr. WILLIAM M 1 LI.ISH are informed, that Car-
riageS will be ready This and following Days, at Seven
o'Clock in the Morning, •to convey them to and. from.ttfe
Poll, at Brentford, at the under mentioned places :
Bishopsgate Church.
South side of laloomsbury.sciatare.
Pantheon, Oxford-road.
Opposite St: larnes's Churcih, Piccadilly.
Parliament-street.
Cle'rkehwell
I#lington; Green.
Bethnal' Green,
Shaciwell, opposite the-Church.
Shoreditch, opposite the Church.
Court Ilouse, AV -11eloser'sqdare.
Lawrence-street, Chelsea.
And on the West Side of Temple Ihr.

N. 13, The COach Conitnittee the interest of Mr. Mel•
lish vein constant attendance at No. 9. Featherstime.build-
ings."l-tolbotnj And all applications to that Committee. by
El ors, who ale disposed to Vote for the above Gentleman,
will be duly attended tO.
London, England, 1806-11-26

VIED

Yesterday. aged near So, the Bishop of St. POE De Leon.
On the 7th inst. Mrs. Leigh, wife of Mr. George Leigh,
of Middiewich, C re.
On the toth inst. Miss. Emma Woods, daughter of Ed-
mund Woods, _Fog. Shorwick, in the County of Sussex.
On the Sth of May last, at Dacca, in Bengal. after a short
illness, Christo;4ller Roberts, Esq_ third lodge of the No—
vincial Curt there.
• Lately, at,Southampton, Mrs. Fitzhugh, r.dLt of Valen-
tine Fitzhugh, Esq.. formerly Envoy at Constantinople.
Her remains were deposited in a catacomb in 11 Saint's
Church, in that town.
On t• ridgy morning, Mr. Arthur Brook, son of Mr. Brads,:
Sadler, in Lewes, aged-at years. Mr. Brook ilaS experieni.a.a.
in his hou,e, a succession of mortality which does not ()Reit
occur in one family. Since the year i5.,3 he has lost his wife.,
there sans, and .three daughters, as under, viz. Sarah, agett
21 yv-ars i• Wil4am, 4 years.; Mary, years ; Harriutt, r t.)
y ears ;• 'Mrs. Brook, 44 years ; Stall:4l,vyulln,lo years ;
Arthur, as above. - . „
London, England, 1806-11-26

NINETY GUINEASREWARI).

Description of ,three Men belonging to His Majesty's Ship
L'A G LE, who deserted, from the Ship's -oat in Wey-
nlOtitlf Hatfotir, bit the 19 r:1 of•Novemoer, tSo6
SAMUEL ordinary Seaman, aged 23
'years, s.feet 8 inebei high, fair Complexion, long dark
hair, healthy appearance, born at Gosport.
WILLIAM HOWSELL, ordinary Seaman, aged 26
years., 5 feet 6. inches high, fair coinplexion, sickly appear-
`knce, long dark hair, szAall features. born in London.
SAMUEL GUY. Quarter Gunner, aged 28 years, pale
,complexion„ light 'sandy hair, freckled in the taco, born
at Bristol, is a married man, and his wife lives at Ply.
mouth.

Whoever will secure and deliver the above named men
into the charge of any Commissioned Naval Officer, within
the next six Months from the date hereof, so that they may
be secured and returned to His Majesty's Ship L'Aigle,
shall receive Thirty Guineas reward for each Man, or Ninety
Guineas fpr the three, from Captain Wolfe, exclusive of the
Money allowed by GovernMent for the apprehension of De.
setters from His Majesty's Navy. They are supposed to he
either at Weymouth, Portland, Dorchester, Pool, or Lyme,
at the present date.
Given under my hand on board His Majesty's. Sbip
gle, Portland Roads, November so, :806.
GEORGE WOLFF.
London, England, 1806-11-26

NOTICE IS.HEREBY GIVEN,

- • --•-
rr FIAT the late Co-partnership between JACK-
SON, NASH, and LLOYD. of Manchester, and
Clayton. Isi1)11k, in the County of Lancaster, Calico Print.
ers, is DiSsolired by mutual Consent.
THOMAS--)ArKSON,
ALFRED LLOYD.
London, England, 1806-11-26

COCK V. nip-ANTON.

Mr. GAZEL ES moved the Court, that the De-
fendant should 'be discharged in this case. The
Defendant had been a Member -of the late Parlia-
Ment, and was arrested by the Plaintiff between the
.29t1 day of Odober, on which day the Parliament
was dissolved, and the ad of November, when the.
Eledion for the town of Dover was appointed,
which place the Defendont had before represet:ted,
and was • againgoing doWn to over himself as a
Candidate. The Learned Connsel cited some cases •
in point, and the Court granted 'I
-conditional rule.

It is evident that every person, yciunt. and
should purchase books wherein they are materially',
interested. This being' the rase with resped to the
Guioa TO Haxvra," which 16 SO justly recom—
mended to yoUng men and boys, an early. attetition,
to its =inns will guard them from a fatal rock oa -
which thousands have split ; and be the, means 9C
preserving their bodies from disease, their souls,
their minds, and all their faculties, from destruCtioni;—.
The Guide to Health is sold by Mathews and Leigh,
No. iB, Strand ; and by all other Booksellers anti
Printers of Provincial Newspapers in the Unite&
Kingdom, and contains near 3(X) pa',;es, price only
as. delivered free of carriage.

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVESIND, NQV . 24.

Fused by—the Henrietta, Cremes. from Madeira; Essex.
Betts, from iNelugaiinre ; Thx;pes. Bladtcly. trout Oporto ;
Eytter, Schneider, Ntaria, Krey, and Young William, Bruwn;
from Charante.
Sailed—the Lord Barham, Powles,.for Antigua Young
Richard, jay, for Cork ; and Stadt Hamburg, Minas, for
tiambrol.
London, England, 1806-11-26

MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE.

. _
THE unprecedented Demand for the above popu-
-laeWork has rendered it again out of print.--W IL.
II AM MILLER respectfully acquaints the Public. that
the SIXTH EDI ON (with additional Wood .Engravings)
know in the Press, and will be very shortly ready for Pub.
licat ion.
N.B. A SECOND VOLUME, by the same Author, is
preparing for the Press, and will be published in January
next.
Albemarle.street, Nov. 24, 1806.

• .
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
THE next and immediate PRESENTATION to
a small LI VI NCO, or the holding of any vacant one for
iishott time.
Address to the Rev. O. B: St. jameVs-street, London.
London, England, 1806-11-26

WESTMINSTER ELECTION

THE Friends of the Right Hon. R. B. SHERI-,
1. DAN, and Sir ftiNl'D L HOOD, will Dine at
lies Rooms, King.street. St. james's.square, To-morrow,
00 27th mist. ar Half past Five o'ClOck, to celebrate the.
Return of those Gentlemen to Parliament.
Tickets, us. 6d. each. to be had at the Bar of the Thatch'd
Mouse Tavern, on or betore To-morrow, Twelve o'Clock.
The Right Hon. R. B. SHE[ DAt4 and Sir SAMUEL
HOOD, Presidents.
London, England, 1806-11-26

Price 18s. in boards'.

This small Diaionary will be tound the most complete
Work of the kind ever altered to the Public; in point of
words. it is ,not only more copious than BottarellPs, Mon-
tueci's and Martinelli's, but contains a much greater number
than those of Baretti and Altieth To tender it perfea, nu
i
pains, application, or labour have been spared t is, there-
fore; announced it, the Public as deserving their Patronage.
Printed for P. Wynne and Son, No. 45, Paternoster.row ;
Vernor, Hood, and Sharp, Poultiy ; R. Scholey, 46, Pater-
noster. row; and 14 Booker New Bond-street.
London, England, 1806-11-19

DIVIDENDS.

'Dec. 9. loseph Walters, lateofStarminster-Newton,,Dor-
setshire, gi-azier, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftes-
bury, Dorsetshire.
Dec. 13. Tilomas Simpson anti Nottingham Simpson, of
Nortliallerton. Yorkshire, merchants and co-partners, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
Dec. 27. Claud Oliver, of Uouverie-street, Fleet-street, Lon.
don, lace. merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. •
Dec. 27. Charles lames, of Cateaton-street, London, rib-
bon-inanufacturcr and warehouseman, at eleven, at Guild-
hall.
Dec. ft. John Macfarland, of East Retforti, Nottingham-
shire, hardwareman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn,
East Rettord.
Dec. 2. loseph Sargeant, late of Russia-court, Milk-street,
London, warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. 9. Andre...! Cheap and Andrew Loughnan; of New.
court, S within's- lane, London, merchants and co. partners,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 19. Isaac Ashton, of Little Green, Manchester, dyer,
at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arias Inn, Manchester.
Dec. 13. Hodgson 13taithwaite, of Ai,,kew, Bedale, York-
shire, maltster and common-brewer, at 'icy t at the Black
Swan, 'kaiak,.
Dec. 0.. Jana Napier WatreJ, of Birmingham, woollen-
draper, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham.
Dec? t 6, George Harris, of Manchester, ale-house-keeper, at
eleven, at the Bridge.svßter Arms Phut,Manchester.
Dec. 12. Thomas Chapman,of Sheffield, Yorkshire, bltcher,
at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield.
Dec, 10. Benjamin Packer, of Birmingham, money-scrivener,

mED
On Monday.last, at Croydon, after a short illness, in Oa,
prime of life, john Leathley, Esq.
Lately, at Augusta, in the Province of Georgia, Lawrence.
Somers, Esq. brother of Edmund Somers, Esq. M.D. Etc..
&c. Physician to His Majesty's Forces serving in Jamaica.
On the 6th inst. at Glasgow, lames Eurns, Esq. Provost
of Renfrew,
On Friday, at Hampstead; Mrs. Suckling, eldest daugh—
ter of the late Thonias Rumsey, Esq. and widow of Wit
Bain Suckling, Esq. uncle to the late Lord Viscount Nel—
son. •

l'ii/CE Oh
YE3TE,

Bank Stock., 214 i-
Navy 5 per Cent 96
5 per Cent. 1797,
1 rich 5 per Cent:
4 per Cent. 79
per Cent, ken i -L .
3 per Cent Con 61
bunk L. Ann. 17 i 7.ibths
Ditto Short Ann.

A. 1 OC.A.S

AL:IAY.
India Stack; 183 i
India Bonds
Exchequer Bonds,
par, 4s. pr.
1 Ompitim, 4 il•
3 per Cent. Deterred,
linperia! 3 pej Cent.
i Ditto Ann. 8
. Con. for zsth Nov. 6t 1 3 i

HIGH WATER AT ,LONDON BRIDGE TCMI,IOR-

IWW.

Morning, , to min.. after 1-0-.-1 Afternoon, 42 min. after- ter.
London, England, 1806-11-19

Mrs. C. KIiMBLI, Miss BRUNTON.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 23.—
Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second
Price 6d. —No Money to be. returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
street.
The Doors to be opened. at Half_past Five, and begin at
.1411-past Six. .
On riday, Adrian and Orrilla.
F
On Saturday, Coriolantis ; or, The Roman Matron.
London, England, 1806-11-19

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,

MO-MORROW ,EVENING, :Nov:- 2O 1:806;
will be performed • - .
-DOUGLAS. .
Norval, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
• Glenalion, Mr. COOK E; •
• -Stranger, Mr. l'Ol'E.
Lady Randolph,•Mrs. S I 00 S.

To which will be added, in .Two Ads never performed, a
new Grand Operatical Spedaele, which has bccn in pie-
. partition 411 the Summer, called
• THE DESERTS OFARABiA.
With entirely new Scenes, Dresses,' and Decorations.
by-G- LANZA, Jun.
The principal Charaders by
Mr. LISTON, Mr. INCLEDON. Mr BELLAMY,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. .F AWC ETT. •
London, England, 1806-11-19

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

rrHIS' PRESENT EVENING, Nov. fg, iBO6,
will be performed
' - THE TRAVELLERS ;
• Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION.
Zaphimiri, Prince of China, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Koyan, his Companion Mr. BR AHAM ; .
O'Gallaglier, Mr: fOHNSTONE ;
Mindoro, Mother to Koyan and Celinda, Mrs: POWELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.

WITH

THE MOCK DOCTOR.
sir lasper,, 'Mr. M A DHO CKS ;
Gregory, 'Mr. MATHEWS ;
Dorcas, Miss MELLON ;.
Chariot; 4 Mrs. SCOTT.

13 axes 6s. Second, Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.
.—Gallery 2s. Second Price. ts.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned.
Places tut the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Übors to-be opened at Half-past. Ftve, and begin at
Half-past Six.
To-morrow will be produced a new tOmedy (never per-
formed;, called'The V4xliaive Man: -
f.);1,-mie.*: pr,:Caced ';first tirnel a rim, i lcits-
Drama, called Tekli ;_or...Tke Siege of Moncgatz.. With
entirely new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and De-
corations. .
London, England, 1806-11-19

• vice fleshusitis, deceased. Lieut. john Rains to be Adju-
tant, vice Plensker, promoted.
7:h Ditto, Ensign Trimbell,. from the York Light In-
fantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
. -
vice Bunn, who resigns. '
Bth Ditto, Lieut. Neil O'Donnel to be Captain of a Compa,
ny, vice Dougan, deceased. Ensign- john Donaldson to b
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice asey. Ensign and
Adjutant Wm. ti an to have the:Rank-Of Lieutenant. E.
Yates, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Donaldson. And. Clarke,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lorimer, Pro-
moted in the fah West India Regiment. •

Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant John Britton, from
the York Light Int'antry Volunteers, to be Captain of a
Corm-any, without purchase. Lieutenant Thotivis E. G.
Ticklainan, from the 38th Foot, to 'be. Captain of a Com-
pany.
To be Ensigns; without purchase--•Toseph Barney,- Gent.
Thomas Donald, Gent. Richard Hopwood, Gent.
Royal A Frican.Corps, 1..1.6y41 tp he Lieuff-
nant-Colonelb without purcilase. Captain Win. Thorn-
ton, froin the 53d. Foot, to be Major, vice Lloyd. Lieu-
tenant Matthew Towes, from the both Foot, to he Cap-
tain, vice Short, deceased., Ensign William H.- Scott to
be Lieutenant, without purchase.
Ybrk Light Infantry-Volunteers, Peter Quartel, Cent. to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice promoted
7th West India Regiment.
Major-General Champagne's Regiment, Captain Mark
Prager, from the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Captain of
a Company, vice Downes, who exchanges.
11ilajor-Geticrai Rarnsaj's Regiment, Alexander -Chaplin,
from Half-pay of the late 9th Garrison Battalion, to be
• Major, vice Stewart, who exchanges.
Wattcville's Regiment, Captain Rodolphe De May to ,be
Major, without purchase.. Lietitenaht•Ferdiniind• Hecken
to be captain of a Company, vice De Granger,- deceased.
Ensign Ethel) Mittelnolzer to be Lieulenant, vice Heckel).
Nova Scotia Feitcibles, Captain Charles Downes, from Ma-
jor-Gen‘ral Chanipagne's• Regiment, to be Captain. of a
Company, vice Prager, who exchanges.
. .
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Joseph Phelan, M. D. front. Half-pay, to be Physician to
the FinceS.
London, England, 1806-11-19

AMR 1214 P

Yesterday, Sir Wastel Brisco, 'Bart. of _Crofton, in Cum-
berland, to Miss Lester, eldest daughter of MPs. Cooper,. ef
I --lammersmith. -

On the 7th inst. Robert Bell, Esq. Advocate, to Miss;
Eleanor,' lane Ross,' third (laughter or the late Colonel An—
drew Ross, of the 21St Regiment or Foot.
London, England, 1806-11-19

sll P NEI S.

• R 00,14. NOVEMBER 17.,
Arrived—the Chatty,. Seater, and Love and Unity, Pincer,
from Newfoundland ; Elizabeth, Roberts, 'and Agenoria,
Dav-id; from Guerlis4 ; i laria, Loi,vndes, Minerva, Lander,
and,Princess - Royal, Morse, from London ; Attive, brown,
and Adive, Williams, from Portsmouth.
Sailed—the Eliza, Norton, for Leghorn; Dart, Boynes,
for 'Cowes; and Lively, White, for • Chichester.

CRAVISEND, NOV. 17.
Passed by—the Indian Chief, Lilly, from NewLVork;
Superb, tones, from Xaterford ; and Cornmerce, Cockran,
from Memel. _ _ _ _

Sailea—the Integrity, Gardner, for Buenos Ayres ;- 'Caro-
line, Phelan, for St'. Kitt's; Trione, Carleton, and Enighe'-
der, Mol'er, fo: Norway; Freindsll4), Ipsom, for Hama ;
Matilda, Lyck, Ena, Lefuers, Concordia. Maga,
Prow. Anna, Schultz, anl Alert, Vrost, for flarnbrq'.
London, England, 1806-11-19

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE:MONFY.'

To the Offieers•ollfis Majesty's Ship Helena, for the Re_
capture of the Brig Sally, of Cliepstow, ,on the 19th Nov.
.1805, their respeclive portion of
.salvage, on the Helena's ar—
rival at Pl)oioutli, and every Monday and Thursday to
three mouths, it Slade's Office, Plymouth.

Monday se'nnight J. o‘lTiell, private marine of
-His Majesty's Ship Uritnie, was tried by a Court
.Mattial for having, whilst cent inel, opened a Gen-
-tleman's chest, and stolen various articles. He was
sentenced to'receive 500 lashes.--Same day, Serjeapt
S. Neale, of the Royal Marines, for behaving in a
contemptuous and menacing manner to his superior
officer was acquitted.—Ou Tuesday John Col-
lins; seaman of His Majesty's Ship L' Aigle; for mu-
tinous eXpressions and disobedience of orders. He
Vas sentenced to. receive 300 lashes.. --Same 'day,
and on Wednesday, Lieut. Henry Osborne, of His
Majesty's Ship Urroie, for absenting himself from
his duty without leave—for conducing himself in a
cruel oppressive ,mariner, unbecoming the cha-
ia.' 'tier of an Officer- contemptuous and, me-
.. ~
me-
nacing behaviour to Capt. LAROCHE, on the (p.arter-
deck, befoie the Ship's Company.—The charges
were. its pert proved, and in co.nsider4ion of pqraular
circumstances, he was dismiSsed irqfnL His Majesty's,
Ship Uranie.—Rear-Adruiral MululAy,

AT CY PARI,I4I4IIENT.

me.:lßEas RETURNED.

Suitewssutty.---Hon. William Hill ; "Hon. H.
G. Bennett.
CARNARVONSHxRE.--Sir Robert Williams,
BRECO.N.—Sir Robert Salusbury, Bart.
LIMERICK—CoIoneI Vereker.
CORK—Colonel Longfield; J.' H. Hutchinson,
Esq.

CONTESTED LbECTLONS•
State of the Poll.

TUESDAY.

NoaroLK--Coke
Windham - - - 3554
Wodehoos'e - - - - 3318
WESTMINSTER ELECTION.—State of the Poll .at
ODe o'clock to-day
Sir S. HOOD p 451
Mr. SHF)RIDAN 4728
Mr. PAULL 4439

DUBLIN ELECTION, Nov. 15. —The Nulaors
polled this day were—
/Mr. GRATTAN - - 310
Mr. LATOUCHE - -
Mr. SHAW .• -x's4

Gross SuAw - -
Mr. GRATTAN - - 1268
Mr. LAToucHE 1140

.DUBLIN, Nov. 1.5..

The Election for the County of Ltnbln com-
menced this dap •
Mr. SHAW, the High Sheriff, having opened the
Court, THOMAS HAMILTON, ER. was proposed by
Mr. KENNEDY, and seconded by Mr. BAKca ; Mr=
FALKINER, by Colonel FINLEY, seconded by Col.
TALBOT; and Mr. LUKE Wars, by Gen. PRATT,
and seconded by a Gentleman whose narne-we could
not learn.

To accommodate the Sheriff, whose presence was
required at his own Election for the City, the Poll
was nominally proceeded_ upon, and acljogned, to
Wednesday next. Only twenty Eleaors polled ;
the numbers were—
For Mr. Hamilton —, 8
Coloael Falkiner 7
Mr. White 5

Special Commission has issued, for the puipose
of trying several nightly depredators, now in, cus-
tody in the northern distriets, who style themselves
" Threshers."
London, England, 1806-11-10

NORFOLK NOMINATION.

As we gave but a brief sketch of the 141e.etirtkin
this occasion, %yellow present our Readers wittittit ore
detailed account of Mr:.WIN nu Am's,reeCti\i tir'Aftetc,
observing, that if the purport ofthe Meeting hadtak&P
its natural and. proper course he should have had few
words to say;:he proceeded to rernArk, that topics
had been introduced partly of a personal nature,
and partly arising out of-the situation which he had
the honour to bold in His Majesty's Councils, which
demanded an animadversion on his part. He said, if
it were in any,degree considered necessary, in there-
, commendation to4timself, to lay stress on those consi- 1.
clerations.Which might be thouglht to qualify hi Ili for the
station' for .which lie now ,offered himself, he might
call to the recollection of Gentlemen, that he was a
native of the Cotinty-of a family long inhabitants
of, and proprietors in it—as having formerly held a
command in its provincial force--and as having:for
many years performed the duty of a Parliagaerttary
Representative for the City in which they,thAinc4,
1-fe Might alto speak of himself as havingiklien
considerable part, both in and out of _Parliament,
as well in office as in an individual capacity, in
ell. the public transactions of the last thirty years.—
With respect to his political conduet -and opinions;
be was in the same situation with every other public.
eharader, who really had, and openly professed,.
opinfons of-their own, necessarily liable to bb
proved by sortie and disapproved by others—or he
would rather say,- that the approbation of one class
of men must, as a consequence, bring down:the
displeasure of another. such discussions, he thought;
were ill,calculated for the present occasion, since
they must inevitably give rise to endless disputes,
without the hope of any satisfaaory result, and al-
ways' leaving, even to the party which may seem to
have the best of the' argument, the possibility of
being in the wrong. He should content himself,
therefore, with observing on that head, that his o‘in
condua was before the country for, their jucipient,
and take the liberty of suggesting, .that the ,proper
question in cases ,sitnilar to that he was now placed
412-w
London, England, 1806-11-10

411IDDLESEX ELECTION..

Tuis morning- .the EleCtion for the COZnity of
commenced. It would be an, insult to
the good sense,as well as to the loyalty and patriot-
ism, Of the EleCtors, to -suppose, that after ,the
sentiments professed by Sir'FRA: BURDETT, he has
chance of success. Of the result of the Eleetion:
there cannot be any doubt ; but we .wish that'Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT may be reieaedin so marked a
manner that neither he nor any person professing;
the same principles may ever .again_venture
dis-
grace the 'County ot _Mtddlesex.with their preten-;

lions.
London, England, 1806-02-04

NAVAL NE IFS.

FALIMOUT 'FEB.. 1.--Arrived the Touinshrrid
Packet, CCkli, from Lisbon, iri' days' By her
we have the following intelligence :—A Ves-;
sel arrived -at:Lisbon on the' 13th ult. from Bahia,' in
55 days passage • left there watering and taking in
provisions, 70 i'ra*orts. with Troops on board,
under command of Sir HOME PoPHAM and General
BArap ;' and two Transports (crew saed). were lost
in the shoals neat Bahia Only 400 men
mitted by the Portuguese to' come on. shore at' a
time. 'The' Portuguese'here- are surprized at such
an Expedition having'arrived there..
Remains the Topaz e; Frigate. The .iivori Brig
sailed the 17th ult. for Gibraltar. .

It is reported that Admiral 'COILING/V/00D had
captured four Sail of French Men of War. The
news.saine from Faro:
-
Arrived the 111qtis, CUNNINGHAM, and Aid, GIL-
LARD, from Liverpool ; Unity, HUTcHINS, from
Portsmouth ; Iris, LiEn!st,,frOrn Yarniouth ; Lovely
Betsey, M`CARTtIy, and Indicstry , BOWEN, from
Cork.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB.t 3.—Arrhtcl ILES Majesty's
Ships Astrea and Forward, from a Cruize Scorpion,
BRUCKBR, bollild to, 'the South -Seas ; ana the
Marquis of Huntly, bound for the Coast of Africa;
from tile Downs.
Arrived also the Fury Bomb, Capt. "ITELLAND,
from a Ciulze 3 also 'the Alonzo; Doti6LAs, from
PLintzic ; and.the Unity; MoisznA.li, from London.
.Put back the PrOs,cro Bomb; and the Convoy for
the Powns.

Yesterday Rear-Admiral MARTIN hoisted his Flag
on board the Gladiator, who is appointed the second
in command in the absence of SirlsAAe" COF'FIN.
The Friends, DEAR, Master, bound for Demerara,
lately on shore on the Harrow Bank, is floated off,
and gone intolthe Harbour.

COWES, FEB. 3.=-Arrived the Efiza, of Boston,
J. BISBROUGH Master, from Hamburgh, bound to
Philadelphia, With glass, &c. The above Ship sailed
from Hamburgh on the 20th ult. at which time the
Transports were rang,ing in divisions, to 'take the
English Troops on board.

DEAL, FEB. 3.--The Danish Ship Sophia 'lndia,
Of Altoiia, Capt. PETER HtFFER DEI4TSCHER, last
from Yarmouth, bound to'Leghorn, in ballast, got
on shore on the Goodwin Sands this niorning, but
was fortunately extricated therefroni by the assistance
of a Deal Boat, without any material daiLage.
Arrived .the Kite, from the River klin4 Ada-
mant and Oberon; from the Weser, which state,
that the Transports with the Troops 'on board were
to
:sail from thence this day. •
Sailed the Flamer off Boulogne;' and Falcon, with
Convoy, for Spithead.

SILEthiTIES, 'FEB: 2.--'—Arrived the ANte/ope, of
50 guns,. Captain BAZELY,- from the Downs ; and"
Commerce Cartel; Under the orders of Lieut.-Wm.
,CHARLTON, from the TeKel, Id‘ring• on board the
Commanders of the Manly Gun-brig and --Pigeon
Schooner, and part of their crews; 'five Captains,
four -Suhaltern,' and IF. Privates of the _sth‘ Recr.i-
mene; 'one Captain, the 'Assistanturgeon, and 7
Privates of. the 26th.,Regiment; and' the crews of,
the two Transports which the Troops, were wrelied
in on the 23d,Decemberlast on the: coast of :Hol-
land. •
London, England, 1806-02-04

AVDITORS OF TIIE EXCNEQUER.

.I*. FOX Said, he understood there would be set
yeral new appointments under his .MajeSty's.,GO-
vern met% and-that it was in contemplation to make a
Noblc-,Lord,. who was.at,present one of theA.l44tors of
the Exchequer, First Lord of the. Treasury. :Some
datilDTS-ad arisen ‘7hether the Office. of Auditor
could be put in comthissiorh Several of the Noble.
Lord's predecessors, in whose" disinterestedness the
Public placed the most perfed reliance had -found
themselves in a s-nilar situation. The first was Lord
Halifax, then Mr. Pelham, afterwards Duke of New-
castle: .As there. had been a disposition of late years
to give the greatest publicity to the Ads of Govern-
ment, he thought it right to settle the question by.
moving 'for leave to bring in, a Bill: to remove cer
tain doubts respeding persons balding the Office of
Auditor of the Exchequer. He added, that the
Houle would permit him he would bring up the
Bill, and have it read a first time to night and a
second time to-morrow'.

The SPEAKER observed, that as this wait a new
proposition, it would be better merely to give notice
of the motion for leave to bring in the Bill..
Mr. FOX said he was not ihclined to make. a
Complete bow to the doCtrine, that notice, of a
IVlution for leave to bring in a Bill was absolutely
necessary.• Be had however ,no .objeffion tQ ac,
quiesce, and he gave notice accordingly. •
The •ATTORNEY-GENERAL defended the praaice.
of giving notice previous to any Public Motion.
Mr. ROSE got up, but Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY
called hini to order, and thlt. SPEAKER informed hind
there was no question before the House.