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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-18

This Day wds: published,
In One Volume Bvo. piiec is. in hoards,
ETTERS -from-PARAGUAY; in South A:ne-
•_A rica, describing the-Settlements of Monte-Video and
Buenos Ayres; -Ole 'Presidencies of Rioja Minor, Nombre De
Dios, St. Miry and St. John, 'Sec &e. with the Manners,
Customs, Religious .Ceremonies,- &e: of- the -Inhabitants.
Written a Residence. of 17 Months in that Country.
By 101-IN CONSTANCE DAVIE, Esq:
Addressed to Yorke, Esq. of Taunton De4,•Sorner.
setshire. • •

Printed for G. Robinson, Paternoster row.

Of whom may be il•ikt, just published, in two volumes,
flvo.- illustrated •with Copper-plates; price tbs. in boards,
the Third Edition of Travels through Syria and • Egypt, in
the Years r7i;3, 178 t, and 1735 ; containing the present Na-
tural and Volitical State of thOse Countries, their Produ-
ctions, Arts Maniataatires and. Commerce; with Ohserval-
tions qn the Manners,
_Customs, and Government of the
Turks and. Arabs.

By M. C—F. voLNEv,
Translated from the Fr,:nch.
London, England, 1806-01-18

MARRIAD

On Saturday last, at Dublin, Brigadier-General DYott, to
Miss Eleanor Thompson. •
On Sunday se'nnigiit, in Limerick, William Milne, Esq,
Captain in. the gath Regiment, to Miss O'Brien, daughter
the late lames O'Brien, Esq, of Sandtield, County vt Clare;
and niece to Lieutenant-General England.
On Thursday, at Lambeth Church, Henry Pilleau, Esq.
of I/ pger. Kennington-green, to. Miss Franklin, of Essex-
place, Lambeth.
On the Istli inst. Mr. Robert Scott; of Hatton-garden,
Merchant, to- MiSs Jane Kitelee, daughter of Thomas Kite-
lee, Esq. of Castle Thorpe, Bucks. • • •
On Monday last, at Great Grimsby, Mr, Robert Black;
A rmourer of His Majesty's hired Armed Ship Providence, to
Miss Elizabeth Chapman, of that place. The Ship's Crew;
according to the North Country ctitr-iin, fired' a aeu-de-joye
over the hock of the happy pair, Oh their:return from churen,
Thut sday• sennight, at All Saints! Church, in. Newcastle.
Anthony. Spedding, 'Esq. of the Temple, to. Miss 'lsabella
-Gibson, sister of T ho. Gibson,- Esq. of the Newcastle Bank.
London, England, 1806-01-18

MODERN- DANCING-PRIVATELY TAUGHT BY
/1 R. ALLEN, at lg, Sherfafd-stie.eti- Golder
IV./ squall Great Aiie-Street,- GOodman's-fields,
on Plans expeMly.fOrtridd for Ladies and
.G entleMen of any
age who have never learnt that 'Aecoinplislunent, or;not in
the present 'Fashion, and whose Age or Rank maim h an ob.
jest to learn perfedly private ;'.and- Foreigners, Officers, or
Country ResidentS, to whom time is an objea, expeditious-
ly convicted. I • •
Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen, not re-
quiring private Liossons. taught at these Academies for One
Guinea per Quarter. or School Vacation. , This Plan parti-
eually interests Parents and Guardians of Yuuth wanting
genteel Action and AddresS, but educated at Schools having;
too tew Dancers to pay the attendanceot an emii.cht• Master.
• Families atilt- Nobility, Gentry, and respectable Schools,
attended. Ladies and young Professors instruded how to
teach.
London, England, 1806-01-18

VOCAL CONCERT,-
NEW ROOMS, HANOVE R-SQUARE.

—V.IJESSRS: HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and
G kF.ATO RE X, Most respedfully acquaint the No-
and Gentry that the CONCERTS will commence at
the above-mentiorrecf Elegant Rooms, on ER I DA V. the 14th
of February next. Terms of Subscription as_ heretofore,
R FOU' G.LANEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets
transferable, subjed. to the usual limitations; and that the
Company May, assuredly be seled, "with this 'special prO-
vis9--" That every Ticket.sent,to a -Shop or a Dealer to be
dispbsed of, shall belOrfelted for the 'remainder of the Sea-
-son."

The Patrohs of forgter years, are reSpeaftilly entreated to
signify theit intentions relative to the ensiling Season. as soon
as possible, that their 'rickets may tie:reserved for.them,
StibScriptiontare received at Mr. Birchall's, No. 133, New
Boruttstreet, and by the Managers. No more ivill be issued
than the Room can well accommodate. . _

..... _
. . A Liit'of the Principal Vocal and Instrumental 'Performers
will be duly .published. •
. .
- . 'Leader of the Band, Mr: WEI CHS ELL.
Qrgan and Grand Piano- Porte, Mr. G It LAT° RE X.
.f.' Since 4he Concluston Of tne •last Season the Conc'ett
Room has been completely veptilated, and a-Islew Orchestra
is ereCted five lea lower in front than the former one. , '
London, England, 1806-01-18

THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-L4NE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING; Yap. 18, 1806,
will be ps,rfermed •••

THE DISTRESSED MOTHER.
Orestes,
_by the Y 'JUNG ROSCI US. ;
Andromache, Mrs. ANS ELL ;
Hermoine, Mrs. PO ELL ;
Being their first appearances in those Characters.
WITH •
London, England, 1806-01-18

DIED.

On the 6th inst. in Mountjoy-square, Dublin, the Right
Hon. Lady Carbery.
•On Monday last, Mrs. Frend, wife of Richard Frond,
Esq. of Canterbury, and eldest daughter of Robert Reyn,ts,
E.sq. of Battersea, Surrey.
-On Tuesday. morning, at her house in Percy-street, Bed-
fbrd-square, Mrs, Dew, widow of Thomas Dew; Esq.
On Thursday last, aged 38, Mr. Robert Small, sit his lodg-
ings in troolstreer, Grosvenor-square.
The same day, in the 94th year or his age, at Iloxton, Mr.
Burton, late of Shoreditch.

On Wednesday morning, at Dover, Mrs. Hervey,-Wife to
an Officer of the Surrey Militia, quartered there.
The 3 Ist ult. at Berwick, Mi-s. Foreman, aged 82. She
has bequeathed a legacy of tool. to the charity school in Ber-
wick,. and vested the sum of 'in trustees, the interest,
whereof she has diretted to be paid quarterly' to.five poor
men and five poor women, inhabitants' of that parish. She
has also lett various, other legacies to her acquaintances ; but
no part of her property to any of her own-or her late husband's
relations.

. .
i PabliSbed. b) WILLIAM AR/ALGER SCR IF es, of South Mu:toh-serL•et; Grosyenor-square;
:)r the .Paper, Leiters for the Editor, Sic,. (lost-paid),rnust be gatiresseJ.
London, England, 1806-01-20

MARRIffD.

On Friday last, 'at Bath, Robert Smith, Esq. of Basing'
hall-street, to Mrs. Poole, of Woodford, Essex.
The same day, at St. Laurence, in the Isle of Thanet,
Mr. Clarke, of Upper john•-street, Golden-square, to Miss
Mary Anna Squire, daughter of the-late Thomas Squire, Esq.
of Peterborough.
On. Saturday, Mr. Webb,' Of Great St. Helen's, Linen.
draper, son of Mr. Webb, of Brandon., SuWolk, to Miss A.
' Milson„daughter of Mr. Milson, St. Brievals, Gloucester-
shire.
London, England, 1806-01-20

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST:Ar.

SIR,

. ,
More than one anonym ousl etter having appeared in
the Public Papers respedliu the failure of the design
erecting A Naval Pillar,' for:which subscriptions].
were opened a few yearS ago ; and some oblique .re:
fle&ions on the conduct; of the • CoMmitree being
thrown out.in them, as if-the Fund. bad been mis-
applied, I feel it a duty I !owe to that,-COththittee„
which boasts some of the most respectable --names in
this Country, notwithstanding the little regard ano--
nymons writers in general dese.rve; te'submit the Ibl-
loiving observations-to the British Public.
While the achievements of. our celebrated Naval
Heroes, and the opulence of the -Nation, called for a
monument worthy both, it is obvious to every one
that 'n'considexable.subscripticiti must be requisite to
carry it into execution.: ~NOw the fa6li, that the
Subscription never 'amounted to -more than 7,5001.
and ofithiS:sum only 40501. have yet- been .paid into
the hands', "of the Treasurer. Though the inade-
quacy Of such a, subscriptimi to the :end .proposed..is.
sufficiently palpable,..it is natural to imagine that
neither the Committee, nor the very noble and ho-
nourable chara&ers whose names forth the List. of
Subscribers, would easily bring themselves :to relin-
,quisli a scheme they had so much at heart, and.
which is so-congenial to the ,feelings of the British
Nation' that they could hot 'but hope sometime- or
otherto see it realized at a period. more favourable
for carrying it into execution. That this period may
Soon arrive, is more ardently wished by no one than
it is by myself; or that the/recent and gloridus fate
of a NELsoN,.whose name will ever be dear to me
as that of a revered • friend, would stimulate age
nerous people to supply. what is still wanting to the
means.
Before I quit the subject I will just add, that the
money received has been uniformly put out at
interest for the benefit of the Fund, a Measure too
obvious to have been overlooked by the Committee.
- I in, Sir, •
Your most obedient Servant,
A. DAVISON.
james's-square, Tan. IS, 1M".

Lately died, at Newark; Mrs Heard, after lying
in a trance for eight days and nine nights, at the ti-
piration of which time she recovered her speech, and
shortly after became a corp Se.
On Wednesday a shocking accident happened to
T. Whittington, .Esq. of Hamswell,Honse, near
Bath : the , machinery of. his
.threshino- machine
caught his, hand, tore off his arm, and f:36tured the
Opposite collar-bone. He is however likely to re-
cover.

SHIP 4V4pits,

GRAVESEND, JAN. 17.

Sailed—the Rockers, Hamlyn, for Barbadoes ; jonge Pie.
ter, Parliovelt, and Onderneeming, Van Duyn, for Catwyck ;
aod,,Grant, Smith, for Jamaica.

KIRriIS.

On Thursday. last, the Lady of Henry Thornton, Esq•
M. P. of a Daughter.
On- Friday iast. in Bedford square, 'the Lady of Robert
Dallas, Esq. M. P. of a Daughter.
London, England, 1806-03-12

STAFF.

'Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Auriol, on Half-pay.of
rue 4th Lig'it Dragoons, to be an Inspecting Field. 0 tfic-cr
of Y manry and Volunteer Corps in Ireland, vice Madden,.
appointed to the British Staff.

MEMOR NDUM.
The Supercession of Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Natha-
London, England, 1806-03-12

NUMBER 42091

THEATRE. ROYA' , bRURY.LANE.
To ...MORROW EVENING, March 13, will be
performed
• THE TRAVELLERS ;
- Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. • •
With entirely New Music, Scenery. Machinery, Dresses, &c.
The O.:enure and Music co:nposed by Mr. Corri..
• ACI I ----Charaaerl. in China.
Zanhimira (Prince of Ciiittar Mr. EL LISTON; •
Koyan (his Companion), 'Mr BRA I fAM ;
o'Gallacher, Mr. 10IINSTON E ;
The Emperor of China, Mr. POW ELL;
•.• Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHF,Ws
Ilindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs, POWELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. MO UNTA IN.
• Act ll.—Characters in Turkey.
• Iklustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ; •
Chief Aga of the (anizaries, Mr. DIGN UM ;
• . Saphi,, Mrs. BLAND;
. A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
A',`..l 111, and I V.—Charaeters in Italy.
. .• Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND;
The Marchioness of Merida, Signora STORACE.
A Dance of Lazzaroni.
"tr to England.
• Al Hawser, ;Nlr.•,i)trv-' P-0.1 : •
Buntlivi (an old Sailor), BAN N LfaT .
The Proiugue to be Spoken by. Mr. BART! V.
WITH'

THE MOCK DOCTOR.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3&. 6d. Second Price as.
Gallery as. • Second. Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second
Price 6d.--No Money to be returned.
-Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr.' Fosbrook, at the
Bcoc.Oilice in Little Russell-street.
The Doors he opened at Half past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-pas: Six.
On Saturday, Douglas; with A House to be Sold.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
TO,MORROW EVENING, March 13, will be
performed
A HINT TO HUSBANDS.

The Charaders by
r. C.'KEMBLE, Mr. H. IOHNSTON,
Mr. FAWCETT.., Mr. BRUNTON, Mr POPE,
111 r. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY; Mr. BLANCHARD,
Miss SMITH, Mrs. G LO V E R, Mrs. EMERY, &c.
• • The Prologue to he Spoken by Mr. BRUNTON,
.And the Epilogue by Miss SMITH.
WITH -
London, England, 1806-03-12

trIE lIAMBUI?Gri MAIL.

NUREMBERG, FEB. French '4:‘,0,0 have
now entered the Principality of Anspach to ,take
possession of it for the King of Bavaria. To-day
1830 men, Most of them light-infantry, And 150 of
the i2cl regiment of hussars, tinder the command of
the General of Division DRovEt, arrived at ,FUrth ;
and to=morrow 1000 men- will be quartered in the
neighbouring villages Gen. DUMOULIN, with a
division of Troops, is at Langenzen. Yesterday
afternoon a French Regii-nent of Infantry, from the
Army of Gen. BERNADOTTE, entered Schwalbach,
and in the evening some waggons with convalescents
arrived at the suburb of Gostenhorf.

BERLIN, MARCH 1.-A Convention has been con-
chided between Prussia and France, by which our
Sovereign cedes to France Neufchatel and Valen ;
to Bavaria, Anspach ; and to the 'Archduke FERDI-

NAND; Cleves. • •
The Marquis LUCCHESINi will set out on his re-
turn to Paris the day after to-morrow.. •

VIEgNA, 20.7—. His Imperial Majesty has
Appointed the Archduke Louts Dire&or General of
the Frontiers of Hungary and Transylvania, and
General in Chief of all the Regiments on the said
frontiers, so that this Prince has 800,000 Men and
50,000 Soldiers tinder his ortlers.
: It has been notified to the Garrison of this city,
that His Majesty has resolved to' place it, at the
end of this month, en-: yon the Peace Establishi
London, England, 1806-03-12

BIRTH.

Monday morning, in Goi.vcr-street, the Lady of fohn Henry
Dessell, Esq. of a Daughter.

MARRIED
, On Monday last, at Pancras Church, Wm. Francis, Esq.
of Charlestown, South Carolina, to Mrs. Richardson, 'wi-
dow, of Long-acre.
London, England, 1806-03-12

ment.

We learn that the Imperial Army is about to be
diminished, by 'the, dismission of the Gth Battalion ,
of every Regiment of Infantry, and of the 4th
visioh of every Regiment of Cavalry.
The Generalissimo Archduke CHARLES holds fre-
quent conferences to determine on' the measures ne-
cessary to be taken to place the Army, without de-
lay; on a respktable footing.
Count STADION, our Minister for Foreign Affairs,
has frequent conferences with the Russian and Ling
lish Ministers.

• BATISBON, FEB. 24.—1 t .is said to be positively
known here, that the Negotiations carried on by
Count HAUGwITZ at Paris are nearly concluded, and
that France has already sent her ultirnatunt to the
Court of Berlin, according to which the Borth of
Germany will undergo great changes, which France
has- absolutely required. •
BANKS OF Tin: MAINE, FEB. 26.--The whole of
the French Army on the Right Bank of the Rhine
is estimated at 100,000 men. It forms a chain ex-
tending from the Frontiers of Westphalia to the
Upper Palatinate.- The Division of Marshal Au-.
GEBEAU forms the centre of this great Army.
_FRONTIERS _OF' SAXONY, FEB. 21.----The Ele4or
of Hesse Cassel, according to the late Convention
between France and Prussia, will assume, the Royid
Dignity, under the title of " King of the Gatti." He
is at the same time to cede, Ist, to Prussia, the Hes-
sian part of the County of Schauenberg, with the
Distrias of Verhte, .Freudenberr°, and Auersberg;
2d, to Darmstadt, Hanau, with the County and
Distriet of Schl.varzenfells. On the other hand, he
receives, Ist, from Prussia, the Bishopric of Pader-
born '; 2d, from Darmstadt, the whole of the Duchy
of Westphalia as it was Some years sincel and all the
possessions of Darmstadt in the Wetterau ; 3d, the
country of the Iller ; 4th, the whole principality of
Waldeck, except the springs and county of Pyrmont,
which go to Prussia ; sth, the countries of &Lyn,
Witzenstein, Hohnstein, Burleburgh, • &c.
London, England, 1806-03-12

and interesting document.

- ,
IT is stated in private Letters which have been
re-
ceived from the Continent, that n Conspiracy was
formed against nONAPARTE during absence from
Paris, which has been deteEted since his return,, and
that several persons have been arrested. It is also
said that he intends to abolish the Conservative Se-
pate, kid in a great degree to new-model the whole
form of the Government. Our only reason for
494bcillg the JA4.Sr, 4ccoilP.o is, that it is abl

s 4
London, England, 1806-03-12

BANKRUPTS.

George Atkinson, of Cloth-fair, SMithfield, I,ondon," glazier,
to surrender March 18, z;, and April 22, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Meyinott, Charlotte-street, Black-
. friar's-road, Surrey.
Thomas lohnson, late of Flushing,, Batavian Republic, and
of High,street, Mary-le-bone, Middlesex', merchant, to
surrender March 25,' 29, and April zz, at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, 'Mr. Hill, Rood-lane, Fenchurch..street, Lon-
don.
David Reed, of Wapping High-street, Middlesex, vi6lualler,
to surrender March is, 25, and April. 22, at ten, at Guild-
hall Attorney; Mr. R. Rubinson, ProspeC.l row, Ber-
mondsey, Surrey. •

AA 1) II:11(13.1S, of N0."4, Martlctt-court, now-street; atat Published by V 1.11 AM AR hi I.}t Sc t r ps, 'of South Mol -street, Grosvennr-square;
11(). Stritild j 'where iidtlertisJments Orders tbr the Priter,Leiters for 1-..ust be addr.t:szekl.
London, England, 1806-03-12

. „
11, I. , . .
laPPs. - , It; :theZe'fol'ei.iiniears referable‘, to fr.:-F,
nish necessaries from- the -Hdnoverian tf.'erritory,
through art intertnediate person, 'tb whoM General
BARBOU must, send a statement of what he ,want
for .daily consumption, and oti'xiclioSe requisition the
Hanoverian. Ministry, will take-care that it be deli-.
vered at the places appointed for that purpose. 'But
Gen. BARBOU 'llll.lSt, Oa his side, engage to remain
quiet within the town of Hameln.
Conforinably to th•se ideas, the. King has sent Af.
VON KRUSBMAIK, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Garde
du Corps, and Adjutant to Field Mai-Ahal Von Mori
Litcnon.±-, to Hanover. I have given hire, for rby'•
part, a Letter to the Minister of i4lis Britannic Mal!
jesty, at Hanover, and another forGeneraOrautou,
that the necessary arrangements for providing in
stanteneously for the subsistence of the Garrison of
Hameln,• May be made, and put into execution
.• .
without delay. : . - • -
,I have now ,nothing left, my Lord, butte refer
to the verbal communication I had the honour to
make to you, and to entreat you to take in 'general
such steps as you shall- think 'expedient for carry-
' ing into execution the whole arrangement which I,
have had the honour do submit to Ntou. I request
you to have the goodnese to infbritiAe Commandei
in Chief of the Troops' of His ,Britannic Majesty,
that it is only in case he shall. think proper to ac
cede to this arrangement, and to adopt such mea-
sures as shall depend upon hiM for carrying it into
execution, •His Pruisian Majesty can possibly en-
gage to guarantee t he security of the Troops of His Bri-
tannic Majesty. -In case of attack on the part of the
' French, it will, however, be necessary, that the con-
dna of the whole should centre in onepoint, and it
appears natural that the oldest in rank should then
assume the chief Command: < It would consequently
devolve upon General Count. KALKREUTH, both for
theabovveharteamsoena,suarleids
,to likewiseadopt..becat.:se 11e, being ti
:w
the vicinity of the Enemy, .ould 'be best able to
judge
I repeat to your Excellency the assurance, of tl‘e
high consideration with which I have the, honour W
be, my Lord,.your Excellency's, &c.
_ .
(igned).
London, England, 1806-03-12

D fED.

On the Ist inst. Mri. Eliza Campbell, wife of Major john
Campbell, Military Superintendant, Royal Military Hospi-
tal, Gosport, at his apartments near the said Hospital.
On Tuesday morning, of a fever in the brain, Wm. Earle,
Esq. Alajor of the 2(1 West York Regiment of Militia. The
case was very precipitate, he having been indisposed only a
few days.
Lately, at Tor Abbey, in Devonshire, Edward Cary, Esq,
after a long and painful illness, which he bore with exem-
plary piety and fortitude.
On ttT 26th ult. Mr. Guy' Thomson, of Pentonville, in
his 6oth year.' ,

Lately, Mr. Joseph Brook, son of the late Mr. Samuel
Brook, of West Mills, Mirfield, Yorkshire. In this family
there has recently been a dreadful mortality • thirteen months
ago ti
the father and two Sons were in perteet Lealth, who have
all three since that time died in consumptions. •

PRICE 01
'YESTE

Bank Stock, shut
Navy S per Cent. 91 a
5 pet Cent. 1797, shut
I rWt 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. shut
3 per Ct. Red. shut
3 per Ct. Cons. sO
Bank L. Ann. shut
Ditto ShOrt Ann. shut

- No. 29, Arundel.street, Sept. 13, 1804.
F" Eleven Years r hare relinquished altother
• PraClice for the Treatment-of Venereal Complaints, and
the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences-of
a destrudive habit.

The undoubted qualifications which 1 possess, as a Mem-
ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in.
the :\rmy, and the extent of rny experience in this peculiar
line, constitute my claim to that superiority, -.which cannot
be attained by the,illiterate,; or even by the most respectable
general Practitioner, ‘Vhose. Mina is harassed by attention to
an immense variety of Disorders.
The very singular complaints of 'Disease' and Debility, in
which from every part of flit. world I have been consulted.,
must have considerably conduced to. niy Perfed comprehen-
sion of the most complicated Cases.
If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded inc.lnent, and. if such Cases .of ,distressful disarrangement do
exist, as those which are- the consequences of an_habitual
vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat Ahem tban
a regular Surgeou, resigning all other Pradice for the Treat-
ment of these, and concentrating lii..-attention and studies to
this particular point
In recent Cases of. Infection, all Pairt,• Danger, and Dis-
tress may be avoided, and in the first seeations of hical.
Weakness, much future misery may be prcVerited, by such
means of re-animatiorras will restore health and strength to
the Constitution. _ .

• Thrmigh inconsiderate negled-/the slightest cases become
important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience
in this line to give a sate and permanent restoration, even
When dther Praditioners- have failed. _ _

The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first
interviero, but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is
inclosed. -

MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. in London.
No. '29, ArundeLs;ree.t, Strand, near Teniple\.bar.
Thew is an additional entratke in Water street, adjoining.
London, England, 1806-10-06

BARRACKS.

Wm. Ilanmcr, Geut (1,17 e an. Enbign in she villattalion of
i:o)..:Is) to be a Barrack-Master in CrLat Britain, •,vi&e
Page.

Ordnance-Ogee; OP. 3,

ALT ,Estaltlichtitent for the 11174tary:Departments. of the

Ordnance,

Supernunc..tary Assistant-Surgeon Matthew Slinger to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Blitekistone, appointed Resident
Surgeon at Chathiun.. paten OCR. i, iSc6.

Commission in th, Berwickshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry
Cavalry, signed ty the, Lod Lieutenant.
john Swinton, ,L..sq. to be Captain, vice Anderson retired.
Dated May a, 0306.

Commis-riots signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
• Chrtstiburch Volunteer Infantry. •
George'Henry Rose, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Walcot, resigned. Dated 'Sept. 30, ISA..
Titehifeld Company of Volunteer Infantry.
lohn Knight, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
Commissioas in the Royal Esst London Regiment of Militia,
signed by Ills Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenautcy for the
said City.
Ensign Jos. Stanley to be Lieutenant, vice Young, resigned.
Dated Sept. 18, 1806. Ensign john Vesie.to be ditto, vice
Carr, resigned. Dated Sept. 19, 1236.,:1ieury Edw. Ad-
dison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stanley, promoted. Dated
Sept'. IS, ISO. Matthias Andrews, Gent, to be Ensign,
vice Vesie, promoted. Dated Sept. 19, 1806.
London, England, 1806-10-06

POLICE.

BOW-STREET.—A case of considerable import-
ance to buyers and sellers of horses came on- to be
beard on Sat-urday morning, before Mr. GRAHAM.
On the i3th of. July last, a horse, the property of
Mr. Graves, a Medical Gentleman, Of Putney, was
stolen from his premises.
.0n Sunday, the 21st ult.
as Mr. Graves was riding over 1-Thin common, he
saw his horse grazing on the Common ; he enquired
who claimed the horse, and was informed it be
longed to Mr. Richards, the Overseer of the Parish,
Mr. Graves took possession-of the horse without any
ceremony, and sent to inform.lfr. Richards. of what
he had done, that it was his property, and had been
stolen from him ; and, in a few days after, he,
With'several witnesses, made affidavits before a-Ma.;
gistrate 'in the neighbourhood, that the horse was
his property, and had been stolen from him. Mr.
Graves,. however, was net satisfied with this, hut
obtained a summons against Mr.-Richards, to appear
atilie•Office on Saturday, to give evidence. touching
the supposed felony. Mr.. Richards attended -the
•summons, and produced the regular evidence of hav-
ing. bought the horse at Smithfield Market oil: a
market-day, and that it was iegularly:entered hetbe
market-book; the toll paid, and a fair price given ;
'Mr.' GRAHAM was therefore of opinion, that -i Mr.
Richards's conclu& was strially corred, and that Mr;
Graves must return him the horse ; and dismissed..
Mr. Graves very honourably. Mr. Graves, it turned
out, was not satisfied w‘ith the Magistrate's decision,
and employedhimself during the afternoon intraeing
whose possession the horse had . been in previous-to
its being exposed to sale at Smithfield Market ; bat-
. could cnily trace it into the possession of Mr. Bligh,
a Livery Stable Keeper, in Tottenham-court-road.;
who stated, that the horse was rode into his yard by
a stranger, in a very knocked-np and dirty state,
who desired a feed of corn to .be given :it, and he
would call its the morning.. The stranger, did: not
call for the horse, agreeably .to- promise, and he, kept
.it above a fortnight, When he advertised it to be
taken away, and fully described the. horse. No ap-
plication being made,. he sent it to Sthithfield Mar-
ket to pay the expences. In the evening Mr.. Graves
attended before. Mr. GRAHA:.I, and stated this cir-
cumstance to him. The Magistrate told him, all
Utat hd had brought forward and proved would not
arail Wm-. As no person
.was in •custedy,
,or even
suspeaed of the felony, he rnust either. return the
horse to,Air. Richards, who had purchased the horse
in open mitrke ~ . and given a fair price, or he must
return him the money he gave for the, purcha.se of
it, and all his expences, as •directed by the ACt of
Parliament for rtgulating the sale, &c. of horses.—
It enads, that when a' firs-.e ij stolen, the o ynt.r,

LCNDON : Ptinte.i by RICHARD HARRIS, ot.No. 4, Mattlttt-Court, llow.streqt ; and I'ublishea ha WriA. rA M es I Gb.it Cit IF Ps, of South i!vtoltone.,,f?ezt, Grjsvenor,scluarei
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London, England, 1806-10-06

:1 Lw LL~NA;[ .

IVJTESSRS. CURRIE and Co. challenge the. whole
L. World to prove a single instance where their Medicine
a:A Method of Cure have failed of the desired elict. The
Fadiceof many years in this particular branch ot their pro-
leSsion has nest given xise to one unsuccessful case. They con-
tinue to dire& their studies to the treatment and cure of cer-
tain Complaints, and that derangement of the system which
is the consequenceof a destructive habit: Itis a melartcholy
truth, that the indulgence in this solitary vice brings on those
Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent and
embitter, , the
_Matrimonial State, and imposes-by anticipa-
tion upon its Unhappy vidirns all the infirmitiei of old age.
"co such persons it must be a consoling retiedion to know
that they may now, by a ne‘‘, and infallible .mode. of treat-
ment, he restored to health, strength. and manly vigour.—
Messrs,., Currie•and.Co. being regular till-Aeons of the Rocat
College; the idea of empircisin cannot possibly he attached
to their pradice; for not hing.but a thorough convieiion, con-
firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of
treatment adopted, by the general I' raditioner in the cure of
Venereal Complaints, and that class of Debillty ‘vlizeli inevi-
tably, results twin the. indiscrefions ot vomit, could induce
them to t;viatelrdni tat usual sy stern, affil by. l'er;orming the
most tirprising. cures, convince `time world of the decide:t
periarity of their int.tte of treatment. .
Messrs ;Currie 4!1,1 Co. !nay .be ctinsultell by patients of
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T
4.3 i
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GN D IT, OM-LER 6, 1806.

SALES OF ESTATES.

FRTEHOLD ESTATES IN SUSSEX.

•
NOTICE is heieby giveti, • that thit Estate called
PEPPERING MANOK FARM, situate in the ['a.
rishes of Burpham and Northstoke, in the County of Sits.
sex; lately 'advertised to be sold by Auction, at the Crown,
rundel,• on the gth day-of Q etober inst. is sold by Private
,Contraet.

And that the Sale by Au6tion of the Farm called WHI-
TING %V G EK, in the Parish of West Grinsted, in the
County of Sussex, advertised to be'sold at the same place
and rime, ipostponed.
Whiting Week Farm contains, by a late, arlmeasurement, qo
,Statute "Acres (inure or less) or Meadow, Arable, and Wood
; and is welt stocked with _thriving young Timber,
It may be viewed en application to the Tenant, Mr. john
,Goodier. • • - •
Proposals for 'the Purchase' by Private Contrdd may be
addressed, by, Letter, • post paid, to Mr. • Daintrey, Solicitor,
Pet worth.

LINCOLNSIURE.

EAST, WEST, and WI LDNIOI,,E DRAINAGE.

TO BE_SOLD AUCTION, ,
At the l'eacmck Inn, in Boston,. on Thursday. the 16th and
' • Friday the 17ih Dayi of Odober next. before the Special,
COmnrissioners a4ting'under and by virtue of certain Ads.
of Palilament passed-in the 41st and 43d TettiS of. the
Reign of His •present Majesty, for the Drainage of the said
Last, W. at, ancl".lViftlittore Eetis,.at'tileir Adjourned Meet-
then to be holden, pursuant to the Diredions' of .the
' • said Ads, in' Lots, subjed to sitCh Conditions. of Sale as
shall he then-and there produced, • • -
ONE ThOUSgnd 'Four Hundred and Ninety-‘
seven Acres a d' 1. wo Roods of RUCH I'AS l'U RE
C;,1( OUN D in the W EST I' EN, bet kyeeta Newham Drain
and the New'Cut near-'the Common. Fendyke, and on the
Nortp-sine of the Road leading :from Boston by SwinecoNs
Inelosta•es to Horncastle, Tythe-tree.----Eal:;h Day's Sale
will continence precisely at Three- o'Clock. in the Atter,
noon. •

. .
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iii Boston, Spilsby, and Uorucastle ; ,and Particulars had at
the Offices of the. Clerks to the said Commissioners in Bos-
ton
and Spilsby. •
By Order of the said Commissioners,
• - SANE TUNNARL), ') Cl k
• 10. BRACKEN BtIKV, Clerk
s.
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Ack 47 V; RE I." IEO AND (IA ill-EIGHT.

A most excellent .Aquatic Fete and Sham-Fight
took place yesterday. At a very early hour ti,e
Hon. Artillery Company paraded at the •ArniTiry
House, with their Jagers, their
,Gunners; and Field-
pieces, and marched to the Tower, where they were
met by Capt.WrerELL's Rifle Corps attached to the
6th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, when
they were immediately embarked on board the first
division of Gun-boats belonginn• tofthe, Paver Fenci-
bles, under the command of Commodore LucAs,'in
quick time and good 'order.
:The First Regiment of Surrey Volunteers, C;Elo-
nel.GArrsl(Ect.; • the -Rifle.Corps attached, Captain
DABBs ; and the United" Loyal Lambeth and Christ-
church,: Col. SLADR; mustered at their respeaive
grounds, and marched to East-lane Stairs, Bermond-
sey, where they embarked On board a-second divi-
sion of Gnn-boats, and.Row-boats,,beionging,to the
River Pencibles, under Capt.. DRINKALn.. Th 6
positions 'were so made, that a junelion of the two
divisions was -formed; and tirotBeded dol,vn the, R %:er
to make an attack 'on the town of Greenwich.—
When they arrived-there; they found a very formi-
dable force to oppose their-landing; a severe firing
then commenced froM the Gun-boats and-Field-
pieces, and was kept ; up, - without- intermission,
for solne time, by the Light and Rifles, until
the optpsing COrps having both' theirfianks turn-
ed, and an evident ,unpression made upon their
centre, beat
,a retreat, and' by a circuitous route,,i4
good order, retired by the way of Maize Hitl to
Blackheath, where .they formed.with the angle of
the-park-wall on theirleft, and the-range of deep
gravel pits in their front : froh this they were dis-
lodged by the 'artillery bearing .ori- ;their 'front
and the Light and Rifle Corps turning their,fiank,,,,
a new alignem eat was then taken in the.followiug
manner :—the Rear on the two:Windmills,—Right,
the Deptford.Ritle Corps, the. Loyal Deptford Vo-
lunteers, the Loyal Greenwich ditto, the Loyal
Greenwich Water Fencibles, with pikes, about 40
in 'numben:---Left, the .opposite Brigade was, the
Jagers and .Capt. WOFi'LL'S Ritl4S, the Hon. Artil7
levy Company,theUnited Lambeth arid Christchurch,
the ist Surrey Regiment,.capt. DABES'S Rifles attach-
ed, and two field-pieces on the lett of 'the whole
Brigade. A review and shatit" tight of .upwards.ol.
six hours duration, then ,commenced, the Litlht;
Rifle,. and Pikemen, with the field-pieces, occasitor
ally Changing. their poSitions, aS the advance or.re-
treat Qt the line made
,it necessary or expedient.,

. . _ .
If was on the whole the best conducted thing- of
the kind We have ever witnessed; whOre • the Corti;.
manding Officers werd wholly Volunteers, ar.siitpd,
by any df•theli-ne, and-Met with the approbatio'n-of
a number of Military Gentlemen ,who were present.
Upwardii.,.oU.o,ooo spea.tatois were on•the groundj
The Corps, after the vidory was obtained; partook
of refreshments on the- Traund, and. then ina,:efled
borne, most of them baving.been under artns'up-
wards of twelve ho-urs.. Several personsTiradi tiCrAr
pockets picked:
London, England, 1806-09-23

From the tONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 20,1806.

Wu, -o,pee; Sept. 20, 1806.
A R ezime. tof , Count G. pilontjoie Froberg to be
Colonel, with temporary Rank in the Army.
To be Captains of Companies, Lieut". schummelketel, from
the. York L au lntantry Volunteers. Lieut Benoit los.
hluller 1%, t Hedberg, trl ns Aleuron's Lieut
W. rage!, from 7th Light Dragoons, vice Tayl,,r, whose
Apt: nutrient does not take place. Lieut Otto Reinach,
With temporary Rank. I.‘eist. Fridolin De Freuier, frOrn
111eurOn's Regiment. Lieut. Alex. De Roverea, trom
teville'S Regiment. Lieut. Rodolf De Muralt.
To he Lieutenants—Otto Reinach, Gent. (late in the Austri-
an, Service) with temporary Rank in the Army. Frederick
*llits'clines, Gent. (late in the Bavarian Service) with tem-
oral., Ralik in the ArMy . Ensign Rudolph De
ffroth Watteyille's Regiment. - Ensign Count De Clermont,
from De'Roile's,Reginiept. Ensign F. De Bibra, from the
6oth hoot. Aug. De Spillebant (fottnerly in the Austrian
Service) with temporary Rank. Lils.gn Bauer-
theist. r. Ensio sultan Theod, De Nlisany, from the both

Foot.
To be Ensigns— Bauermeizler, Gent. Ludlow,
Cent. - Volunteer Joseph De Paraver, from the • Royal
Reginient.ot Malta. Thos. La Fossi, Gent: Johan Jacob
De Misany, Gent. vice liauertneister. Christian Many,
Gent. Rodolphe Chanter, Cent. Alinar De Roitudtetlille,
Gent.
\To be Adjutant, ,with the Rank of E,nsign, Volunteer Fred.
, Sch.% artz,
To be SUNCJII, Surgeon F. Weber, from the Royal Regimeni

of Malta.
•
To be Assistant Surgeon, Hospital-Mate - Strohmeyer.

Commissions signed by the Lo, d Lieutenant of the County of
Kent.
Deptford Yeomanry Cavalry. . • .

Ceorge Barnard, Gent: to be Lieutenant, vice 1. Puny, t
signed. Dated Sept. 12, 1806.

lioimesdale Volunteers. -
Ensign fames Martin to be Lieutenant, vice I'. Martin, re.
signed. Dated Sept. is, iSo6.
Commhsiors is the Renfrew Militia, /kited
.6), His itlajerry's

.....
LIB etenant for that Counry.
Lieut.-Colon l fames Dunlop to be Colonel, vice the Earl of
Glasgow, 'resigned. Dated Aug 0, 006. Major Law.
" tepee Macdovvall to be -Lieutenant-Col, tie% vice Dunlop,
promoted. - Dated ai above. Lieut. Wm. Napier to be
Captain, vice Nlair„, appointed to the Line. Dated as above.
Eioilgn John Young to be Lieutenant,' vice Napier, pro..
rooted. Mte4.3 as above.

Commissionr in the 1: iteshire Militia, signed by the Zuni Lieu-
London, England, 1806-09-23

CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.

_ - --- .-
VAR. PERRY„Surgeon, Southampton-street,.
, Bloomsbury-Square, Proprietor of A DAII-IS's SOL-
VENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and (.; RA-
YE,I, in the BLADDER orKID.NEYS, acquaints the Pub
lic, that he hasifor some years devoted his w.holo professiohal
attention to the above Diseases, and their complication with
that of Gouf. He may be consiiltedVaily at his own House,
and more especially on Wednesdays and Fridays,
,where. he
dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 45. 6d. its. and IL as.
Stamps included, two of which last scarcely ever fail to cur-
red the calctOous clikhesis in the habit, and thei'eby prevent
the-concr,tion of Stone in persons ofa,sedentary life.
Sold 41s0 at Bacon and Co's, Oxford street, and at,
Bolioon";;, front of the Royal Exchange. • '

'cue Author's " Disquisition of the Stone and Ctivel,"
ninth Edition, price Is. 6d. is just pilbtihed, pointing mit
their Cause, and the Diet to be obsetved -dttrii% the Cure,
,wll in.;:ty extraordinary Cases, some of perted.recovery'
even atter the operAtio.AtAd ilrc'7lrataived ott.
London, England, 1806-09-23

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 22.

Eliza?mai Middleton „was indi6ted for cruelly treat-
ing Elizabeth Summerfield, an orphan female, nine
years old, placed under her care by the Officers of

•
LONDON: by kit:HARI) HARkin, ot No. 4, Martlc!t-court, Bow-6tlcet ; b), Li AM AAMIGRR Scain.s, of ,outh M01t0n5.7.:.7t,
At the SuN-OuTlcy., No. 13 2, Strand where Advcrtisimenn Orders tiar/the Pz4pe'r, Letters for. the Edi/or,' fip,st.taici.), must be addressed:
London, England, 1806-09-23

EAST INDIA_ !HOUSE,

Augutt 23, 18.6.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
1 COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad-
ing to the EAVI INDIES do beret& gizie Nake,

That a Quarterly General Court V the said Company will be
held a! their House, in I,,ea,lenhall.:r:reet, on Irednesdqy the 21to
next, at Eleven c'ebck in the Forenoon,

WILLIAM RAMSAY, S.^c.

EAST 'INDIA HOUSE,
Sept. ro,
THE COURT of DE?ECTORS.of the UNITED
4- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the Eats bodies do hereby give Notice,

That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company
panted to be held at their thuse, iu Leadenball-street, cn IFraneo-
day the 2,4tb,inst. a Resolution of :the Court cf.Direa2rs, of this
day, for annexing a Salacy of 3001. per annum to the Office of
Recorder of Prince of Wales's Island, will be laid before the Court
for their approbation, agreeably to the 17th and 181 b. &Rion: of
the 6th Cap. of the By Laws ; as will also another Resolution cf
the Court of Direaors,of the 3.3 th April, Iso6, for granting a
Pension of food. per annum to- the Recorder of Prince of it'alei's
Island after having served that office ten years, agreeably to the
sgth Seaion of the 6th Chapte's: of the By Laws aforesaid.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Steretasy.

City of Lincoln, March tR, ti6s.
T SAMUEL BRISTOW, Voluntarily Declare,
.that 1 was afflidedwith seven bad S6l-as in my Leg, pain_
sothe of which were as large as a crow-
pluiecl and
el "°r offensive, years'ive' n
I uselessly tried recommended :4 pplicU.
wins. At length, advised by a neighbour, 1 hought or Mr.
john Drury, Printer, three small bottles of SPLLSIILIRY's
PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS,..from the adwi_
nistration of which 1 became entirely well, as -also unex-
pectedly relieved from a paintul AfrediOn stomach and
breast.

Witness my Hand, SAMUEL BRISTOW.
Signed before me,
John Iltury, Lincoln.

. -
The genuine Medicine, in bottles of gs. Ed:, and tl.
2s. duty included, sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Sn;'o.
square, London, has the King's duty (the stamp) printed in
black ink instead of red ink.

No. 40, CHARING.CROSS, near the ADMIRALTY,
LONDON.

WAREFIOUS.E for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT
and CURE the YE LLO W FEVER, mid other MALIG-
NANT PESTI LEN I'IAL DISEASES.

Instituted under the Sanlion of skilful Physicians.

THIS Remedy • bas been proved to be so eflica-
cious in subduing and destroying, Infectious Fevers,
that the Public'only heed he informed they may he stipplied.
with it genuine at the above Warehouse, and at the Pioprie.
tor's Wafehouses in Liverpool, Bristo'. and Glasgow, which
have been established solely for the Sale of •
THE YELLOW FEVER- REMEDY.
The Price of each I3o* is On Guinea, which contains a
su licient quantity fbr the use of ore Person 'tin twcive
mmtlis, arid ample DireCtions for its Use aid Application,
u well as iitivi*:e how to itisure Health in the West
Aniei•ica, *c. &c. by an eminent-l'hysician.
N-. A. The 'most satista4ory Moots mo, be seen at each of
.tlle.Warellot4es;.this Remedy has saved the lives of Inint..•
Sands.
London, England, 1806-09-23

OLD &ULM SErr. 22.

J. O'Donnell, .1. Gore, and uel Carter, were
capitally indided for breaking and entering the
dwelling-house, with intent to steal, and there ac-
tually stealing Gol. of bank-notes, the property of
Mr. Kendall, who.. keeps - the- Gloucester Coffee-

house Tap. -
It appeared in evidence, that,the,Prosecutor occu-
pied the place under ground, having no
communica-
tion with the. Coffee-house, which was kept by a
Mr. Shepherd. On going down stairs, the first place
was the tap-room, on the left hand of which was
the bar. On the right...was a small parlour, separated
from the main parlour by a door-way,, but on which
there was no door. Beyond this parlour was a bed-
rood), the door of which wag locked. In the bed-
room was an escrutoire, in which Mr. K. kept his

papers, receiptS, and money. '
Mrs. Woodley, one of the witnesses,- said she had
at all times access to the escrutoire, she having the
management of the Prosecutor's business. On the
morning of the .2gth of August, at half past 'Sit
o'clock, she was certain she had secured the door of
this escrutoire, it; which she knew were deposited
one 201. note, one toi: note, a 51. note, and .several
.91. and 11. notes, amounting to about 601. in all,
She knew the two Prisoners Gore and O'Donnell,

Whitecbapel Parish. The Defeudant.res'ded
Commercial Road, and the child had beeawifh
two years, during- which she contithially beat it, and
on several occasions turned it_ into. a- Tat t+ nearly
naked; amidst frost and snow. TheAury found..her
guilty, and the sentence of
_the Court was,' that she
should be imprisoned fourteen days.
john Shea was convicted of a brural assault on
Anti Cooper, with'intent to commit a rape: he was
senteuced to nine ' months imprisomnent.—.John
Howard was found guilty nf assaulting Franc. Ban 7
.din, a girl ten years of age, with intent to commit a
rape.' The Prisoner Was a married man, residing in
ilanway-Yard, Oxford-street.—Johiz Sharp Was also
found guilty of assaulting Elizabeth Keep, a girl
Years of age, with intent to commit a rape.

••=,

flip,IVE IFS%
I'QOLEr SEPTEMZER

Arrivcd—the Wylam, Blackstone, frarn Newcastle ; Pn3
Mitt.trlia;sPearslti, from NewtoJildland.
. Salett,the.WilliaM and Catherine, Pratt, furl-It:11 ; dnd
Milward, White, foi Hastings.
London, England, 1806-09-23

. • , tenant.
Thomas Durham, Esq; to be tieutenant-Colonel, vice
Weinvs, appointed to the Cupar Volunteers. Dated Aug.
16, d 06.. Archibald Goodsir. .Gent. to be Surgeon, vice
Melhaen, resigned. - Dared July 24. 1806, Charles Grace,
Cc;.:. to he Assistaot Siligain, vice GoOdsir. Dated as
above.
Commission in the Ayrshire Militia, signed by rte Lord Lieu.
tenant.
Wm. Boyd, Gent: to be Efisign in the ;Bth Regiment, vice
fames Rood, promoted; Dated Aug. 21, 1806.
Commission signed b the Lord Lieutenant of thi 6tin9, of
• Bedford.
Ensign Fred. Holland Durand to be Paymaster. Dated July
as, 1806.
Commisiion in the Tower Hamlets Militia, styled by the

- Lord Lieutenant. '
Ist Rtoal Regiment.
Ensign john Orange to be Lieutenant. vice Thackus O'Meira,
promoted. Dated August 25, tBe6.