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A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF COOKEkY.
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BrELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of Letters- on the' ElementarY Pnuciples of Educa-
• . tion, Sec. - • • •
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• • • TliiS Day was published,
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1HIRONOMIN; or, A TREATISE On ,RHE-,
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tion-of the Voice, the Countenance„ and Gesture. Together'
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N

PTEISIBER l , 1806.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
.74, 24, iBo6.

rI'FIZ.OO.IIII/ILS' SION' ERS'for VICTUALLING
HA .111A)T.STI": NR V Y do hereby give Notice, Tbat on
Friday the nib-Day of Septembee next, they ready to re-
ceive Tenders in. writing (sealed kp),,anittreat for such k''ltanti-
dies of IR1S!-f BEE and PORK, of the best virility,: and ta
be-cured in the ensuing Season, as' the respeelive lifercants aid
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remaining one third in Barrels ; i; be delivered intoilis Ma-
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and into the Army Viaualling Stores in St. Catherine's, in regu-
lar proportions of each description of Casks, bytheperiods under-
mentioned,
One fourth of the whole the fsth yanuary, 030..
anep.ilf of the' remaining quantity by the 3 lit March, 1807.
. And the remainder by the 3Qth of Jane,
.And to be purl, for by pqyable,'with !merest, ninety days
after date.
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Office at this O4hce, or ly apptlyirrg „to Mr. Diin.iteri'it le, Agtnt
for the Picsiztalling at Cork, to:the Cale2ors If His Itgajisiy's Gus-,
tMcs at Limerick, Belfast,...Yeacy, and. Waterford; and to the
Postmaster-Ventral at Dublin respebtively.
N. B. ./Vo Tender fir. a lel:Quantify than
.53i; Tierces will be

accepted.
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net be inserted in. words at length, or that shall nut he delivered
' to the Board Geffre One o'clock On the said Friday the tzth

teniber next, nor unless the Person who makes the'Tender, or some
Pesson on his behalf; attends,' to answer, when called for.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE;
go 6.

THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of ?HS
MA-
yESTI'.'s ORDNANCE. do htrehy give .Notice, . That.
Proposal.- nil be received at tpeir Of/ice, in St. Margatct-ltreet,
Westminster, on or Wore lAdnesa4 'the 3d of Sl;eMber next,
from such Persons as
.may be Willing to undertake' the Supply of
iitturlsti. and FOEIGN IRON for the Service cf f this
Department, ups:x a ContraEl for a Period of -ThreeYears.
The Terms and Conditions of the Contrall may be known upon
application. at the Ser"letaly's Ofilce, in St. .114rgatet-streetariy
day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cl ck, where the Pro-
posals are to be delive?ed, seaie.7l up, and marked on the outside,
" Proposals for the sfippl'y of. British and Foreign Iron for the
Servii`e of His Majeu'sOrdnance ;" hitt no Proposal can be ad-
Mittedafter the said 3d dqy of September.
Onlerbf the Board, '
' R.
.H. CREW, Secretary;
London, England, 1806-09-01

. The Veteran mounts E 34 guns, of large calibre, and
is a fine ship ; 800 men compose licrr crew ; -but
they are in a wretched state of discipline. It is said
that JERomn (who by the bye is never. addressed by
any other title ou board but " Prince") expresSed
A determination OfTather shooting himself, -or blow-
ing up his Ship, than be taken by the English.

HARWICH!, AUG. 30.--Captain BrlinGE,. of the
.2/uckietiid Racket, arrived last night trota Hantburgh,
where he had been to convey his Excellenq Baron
JACOBI, late Ambassador at this Court from Berlin..
Capt. BRlnci:F. brought over Mr. FA oneof
.
His Majesty's Messengers, charged with Dispatedes.
from Vienna. .

AUG. 3 F.--I—The Lady Nepean, CSpt.G.2O. DEANE/
sailed yesterday for Gottenburgh with a Mail ; and at
the same time the King George, Capt. SAUNDERS,
for ilusum, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails.

The Cehtinel Gun-brig arrived this Morning,. and
remains with the, charger and Aggressor.
The Kniphausen Hoy Jungo • licte
Capt. KiEYP., from Hamburgh, is released, the
Cargo being taken out, and the Ship will proceed-to
Cliaraute in ballast.

FALmount, AuG.29.—Arrived this (illy the Ed-
ward and Mary, Capt. ARTHUR, front 'Plymouth,
bound u Swansea; and the Sloop 'Carcline, from
Plymouth, v,itti naval stores. - .
Sailed last evening Kis Majesty's Ship Thalia, of
38 guns,• Capt. WALKER, the Camilla Sloop of War,
and Nemesis, of 28 guns, with, the o;itward-bounds
Quebec and Newfoundland Fleet tmder Co;ivoy
also sailed the American Ship linniltarc Moore,
•
Copp, f(4_,,Cll4rlestcrwn ; the Princess 17.14alteth
London, England, 1806-09-01

Dray., AUG. 3 1 .—Sailed the illation Man of War
for 'Sheerness.

SHEETINESS, AUG. 29.—Arrived the Surveillante
Frigate, Captaib BLIGH, from the Downs. They
above Ship convoyed the Jamaica Fleet home.
The Diamond came out of Dock this day, havint
undergone some repairs.

, . . . ,
AUG: 30.—Arrived arthe Nore from Chattiain,
..the. Ardent, of. 64 guns ; also the Bliinde Frigate.' ' •
S!lipsat.this Port-LZealand, Ceres and ‘Vinchelsea Re-
ceiving Strips : Shannon, Diamond, Blonde, and Surveillante
FrigateS ; Ardent, of 64 guns, Sussex Hospital-ship, Mag-
nanime Harbour Duty-ship, Alkmaar Store-ship ;
Amaranthe. and Goshawk Strops of War ; Ferreter Gun-
brig ; Crane; Waterwagtail, Wondceck, Carrier, Ctickon,
.Pigeon. Magpie, and Jackdaw AdviCe-boats ; and
Trojecl Mortar Boat. •

STATEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE BRI-

TISH NAVAL FORCE TO THIS DAY.

I. 1 np
22

In Port and fitting
In the• English and Irish
Channels - s 24
The DoWI-is and North Sea,
Spain,. Portugal and Gibraltar 8
Mediterranean and. Passage 7
Coast of A rgica - o
West Indies and Passage 3
Jamaica Station • -. 3
American and Newfoundland o
CNIC of Good Hope - -
‘-
-East Indies and Passage - 8
On return from Foreign Service o
Intended for Foreign Service o
In pursuit of a French Squad. 19
Guard-Ships - - 4
Hospital and prison 'IIX

0

Fri.
32
30

Sps. Tot.
36 go
22 76
171 1 21
9 I 28
I 3
19 32
J 9 ' 33
o 7 : z
6+ : 31

I 4

23
i 2.12
1 23

Total in Commission *, 131
Receiving Ships -
Serviceable and repaii•,ing
In ordinary
Building

184) 486

o
2
3 47
36 93
20 , 7c
I...____ -
249 1 722
Sps. i Tor.
10 40
6 42
61: 36
S . is
8.1 .21
1 i :5

Total 212
STATIC OF THE ORDINAR
Line.

T E
SO'S

Portsmouth
P
Chat.hari
Sheernesi
River

E xtrancouS

Tot3l 52 I i 4 i 54

I , 9I- 49
London, England, 1806-09-01

The PRINCE of WALES, accompanied by his
Royal Brother, -the Duke of CLARENCE, and at-,
tended by Colonel .LEIGH, Major BLOOMFIELD,
in three separate carriages, reached Bensingtom,
;if ondon, on Tuesday-last, where they continued ;Or
- the night, and the next morning proceeded by 'Ox
ford for Blenheim. From the latter place their Royal
Highnesses set oft' for Wroston Abbey, where they
honoured the Earl of GUILDFORD, by taking dinner
1;4 his table. •

ELOPPMENT.—A circumstance occurred in Berk-
shire, during the Reading Races, which has excited
a good deal of conversation and surprise. A Lady of
twenty-eight years of age, of hitherto unblemished
reputation, and who was esteemed by her husband,
an elderly Gentleman of...considerable forttane, a vir-
tuous wife anda tenderVother, has eloped with a
dashing young-Hibernian, an Officer in the 'Artillery.
The husband and wife were on a visit in Berkshire,
during the week of the Races, and, on Thursday last,
a party was formed for an excursion in the vicinity of
Henley upon Thames. The Lady in question was one
of the party, which'consisted chiefly of females; and
after spending the day in conversation, and being
about to return, she was missing, and the party was
thrown into great consternation. The husband, who
Was of another party at the mansion where he and his
wifehad taken up theirabode, was soon madeacquaint-
-ed with the loss of his wife. NO pains were spared
.to make inquiries, and it was soon ascertained that a
`'chaise had conveyed away the' frail fair with her
companion. The fugitives were traced, stage after
stage, and, not. having taken the necessary precau-
tion, they were surprised near Hounslow. The
Lady was detained,'and restored to her husband ;
but the gallant, who it appeared had followed her
from, town, fled. The wife is a native of llerkshire.
To Render Cucumbers Wholesome.—Slice Cucum-
bers into a basin of cold.spring water, and it will not
,o;nily make them eat by far more crisp and fine, but
'will also render them much more wholesome, and
etietaeally prevent their rising in the stomach.—
The water will completely extra& and take away the
pernicious juice of the Cucumber, which is the prin-
cipal cause of their so often disagreeing with the
stomach. •
London, England, 1806-09-01

THE VENWAL-DISEASE,

•
UNDER its various Appearances., and-complicated
Attacks, may be sp.:eddy and Secretly 'eradicated froth'
the S7steni by the use of Dr. FRE EMANP.s DROPS ; Whi4;
for their salutary. etleds in cleaßsing,the Blood from all tin-
purities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed GOTTA
SA LU TA RIS:_ By perseverinig in the use of tliis 'Remedy,
the Patient gradually.toses all Pain and Infiadmation of the
Parts, all foul-and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps iu the
Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruet
relentless Disease: nearly thirty years' pradice hatb priived
to Dr. Freeman, that all this is accomplished by the Drops,
without the aid of Surgical,Operations, ~r the usual filthy,
application of greasy raernirial Preparations.
Sold, by appointment of Dr.. Freeman, :.(al Hatton Garden,
by R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pateru9ster-row ;-
13acon, 150, and Pidding,.7s,_Oxford-street ; Bull and Call-
Well, Dublin; Scott, Smith, Baxter, Edinburgh; Mac
Donald, Glasgow; Stairi, ,tiester ; Lathbury,
pool ; Stains and Lynch,. Manchester; and mo.i.t.Medicine•
Venders in every Town, in Bottles at Ss. 9d. Cacti.
London, England, 1806-09-01

8.412THS

Ori.Thursday last, at Tittnest Cottage, the Lady of C.
Holloway; Esq. of a Son. . .
The same.evening, at,Earnes Common, the Lady of S. Le..
vien, jun. Esq. of a Son. .3.

117ARRIED.
On Saturday,. at St. George's, -Bloomsbury, Mr Barry,
Upholder, of,Dulie•-street, Grosvenor-square, to Miss Hip-
ins, of,the same street. •
The same day,- Charles Fassett• Burnett, - Esq. of Vaux- •
hall, to Miss Batons,.cf Clapham. .
London, England, 1806-09-01

SHIP NEWS.

• -•" • POOLE, AUGUST 29.
Arrived—the Swallow.. Allen, 'from Boston; and Dart,.
I:ahti-Icl, from Portsmouth.
Sailed-.tbo
.New Hope, Manelaws:" and 'Aaive,
fbr .Portsmouth; Providence, Amos, for London ;
SAbbin, Standier, Willis, and Garland, Durell, -for New
;..and Mary, Robson, for Sunderland.
London, England, 1806-12-29

. ,
street, London, ribbon-weavers and co-partners,.at tlvelVe,
at Guildhall.
lan. 31. Abraham-Mendes Pereira and Hermenegild Castel..
Fain, of the ()id Bethlem, 'London, merchants and co.
partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. •. ,
-Jan. 31. Porter Shepherd, of Lynn, Norfolk, draper, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
lan. 24. William Br an, late of White Lion-court, Birtihin-
lane, London, since of the Island of laidaica, and now of
Cairdien.vell, Surrey, inert:ham, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London.
lan. 24. Thomas lack Non, of Argyle-street, Middlesex, tailor,
at twelve, at Guildhall. . .
lan. 24. Joseph Wheeler, of Blackheath, Kent, miller, at
-twelve;-gat Guildhall, London
lan. 30. John Coulson, of Crown-street, Finsbury-square;
Middlesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildnall.
lan. 21. Thomas Hunsden Noel, •.$3l North-street, Wight:.
lielinstone, Sussex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall;
. London. ..
Jan. 27. Lydia Peacock, lateof Beverley, Yorkshire, wool-'
len-draper, at six, at the Tiger I on, Beverley. . '
.•
lan. 27: John Jackson, of Lancaster, victualler, at eleven, at
the Commercial Inn, Lancaster.
lan. 24. Mary Moore late of Albemarle-street, St. George,
Hanover-square, Aliddlesex, fancy -dress-maker, at twelve;
.at Guildhall.
Feb. 2S. Walter Jacks, late of Bristol, merchant, at eleven;
at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
lan. 19. Alexander Shedden, of Bristol, druggist, at eleven,
at the White Lion Inn, Bristol.
lan. 20. .Edward Wheattall, of Duke-street, St. lames's;
Westminster, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. 20. Michael Fuilonge, late of Guildlord-street, Russell.:
square, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 3. Henry Ward, of the Curtain-road, St. Leonard,
Shorediteli, Middlesex, . apothecary, at ten, at Guild-
hall.
Feb. 7. Richard Cole, late of Lambeth-road, Surrey, haber-
dasher, at ten, at Guilohall, London.
Jan. 24. Richard Benson Waiker, late of Hoddesdon, Heti-
thrdshire, but now of Kingsland, Middlesex, inerchiult,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
Jan. 17. Peter Richardson, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, wool-
stapler, at eleven, ae the White Hart Inn, Wakeneld.
Jan. 17. John Heiman, of the Lime- KilusTEast Greenwich',
Kent, corn and coal-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
lan. :.2. John Edwards,
.ot Wiginore-street. Cavendish-
square Middlesex, sadler, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Jan. 30. James Askew Leach, of Jewry-streei,Aidgate, Lon.-
idon, wane and brandy -merchant, at tea, at Guildhall.
". CP'. RTIFICAFES. ' ' .

, .
lan. 17. Francis Scurry, of Kent-road, Southwark, Surrey"
coal-dealer.
Joh% Unthatik and Robert Meredith, of Manchester, mama.
facturers and co.pattners.
London, England, 1806-12-29

FOURTH, or WOO LTricri DIVLWOIV OF

MARIIV ES.

The Duke of Richmond's once-proje&ed very
much approved plan for an extensive military:build-
ing on the situation of the late Sir Gregopy Page
Turner's mansion, -on Blackheath, is, we under-
stand, again. spoken of. Ms; Grace, we believe, pro-
posed that 'healthy and appropriate spot for the Ca-,
lets of the Royal Artillery Corps ; but.the,plan was
at that time, from some local consideration, relitt
quiShed. The Board of Admiralty have, now fixed
upon it as the best possible situation fOr.barracks for
the 4'th division of Royal Marines, and-from the cir-
eurnstancesof .the foundation remaining entire, and
.there being a great quantity of stone on the ground,
.the whole will be completed in a few months, with
more advantage, and at less expence to GOvernment,
that any other barracks in the kingdom : although
they are to be
,upon so extensive a scale as to be
equal to receiving the whole strength of the division;
which is about 000 effeaive men. Its proximity to
the Dock-yanti of Deptford and Woolwich (being a
medium distance between the two), is another great
objet of desideratum, as it was a pi imary objea of
, • the division to do the duty of b-oth yards in time of
peace. It-is to be regretted, that ever since the es-
tablishment Of the- division, so long a time should be
suffered -to elapse without making some arrange-:
ments for their accommodation.. The- evil and in-convenience whiCh arise out of. so disorganized an
establishment is very great, both t 6 Officers and
men: the scattered and unconnected situation of
both is prejudicial to good order, and is known to
injure the recruiting of the division, and with respea
to economy it is none : for the expence Government
is at for lodging and billeting the. men' will in a short
• time amount to the expence of barracks.
London, England, 1806-12-29

Earn Elie LONDON GiZETTE, Dec. 27, 180 G.

/flzr-Offire, Dec. 27, 1806.
6th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Thomas Wm,
Harrington, front the 76th V6ot, to be Lieutenant, vice

Coks, who exchanges.
22d Ditto, Brevet 'Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Davies to be
by purchase, vice Paterson, who re-
•tires. , Captain Robert 'Travers to be Major, vice Davies.
Lieutenant folim' Floyd Paterson to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Travers. Lieutenant 'Charles Manners • St.
. George, fl'om the ind Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Chadwick, promoted. N. Dalrymple, Gent.
to be 'Cornet, without purchase, vice 13.10*11, who resigns.•
Thomas Gough, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase,
vice {ones, promoted.
24th Ditto, Lienteinint W. Hill Wallis to be Captain of a,
Company, by purchase, vice French, who retires. Cornet
Macau to be Lieutenant, vice Wallis. Ensign I.'
Pro tor, front the 4ist
.Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gre-
gory, promoted in the 32d Foot.
2.5 th Ditto; Nlajor Henry Gore Wade to be Lieutenant-Colo-,
nel, vice Carleton, deceased. Captain john lanes to be
Major, vice Wade. Lieutenant john Bean to be Captain
of a Troop, vice lones. A Dwyer,..Gent. to be Cornet,
vice Way, appointed to the 6th Dragoons.
ittli Regiment of Foot, Lieutenat Robert Sale to be Captain.
of a Company, vice Grant, deceased. John Chishohn,
Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Stewart, pro,.
mated. Koderick j Maclean, Gent. to
.Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Phelps, whose Appointment haS not
taken place.
i7th; Ditto, 'Allen Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Picard, prombied. Mark -Harrison, Gent. to.
. be Ensign, without- purchase, vice Gunning, who re....
signs.
33d Ditto. 'To be Lieutenants—Ensign John M'Leod, vice
Macdougal, deceased. Ensign George Drummond, vice
Lambton, promoted. Ensign Edward Fitzpatrick, by
purchase, vice liulkeley, who retires. - Ensign Edmund
Armstrong,' by purchase, vice- Richardson, who-retires.
Ensign Lachlan M'Quarie, vice Knox. •
To be Ensigns--john M'Leod, Gent, vice Irwin, promoted.
,B.• M'Donald, Gent. vice 'Fitzpatrick. Thomas
Reid„ Gent. vice Drummond. William Davidson, Gent.
vice M'Quarie.
I To be Assistant-Surgeon—Robert Leaver, Gent. Vice Tho-
London, England, 1806-12-29

NOVEMBER 535.

PEACt or-rxt MISSMIPPI.—A. letter from Nat-
tit ,z, deed Ozlober 10; states, (hat the Natchez and
ttoops were disbanded, the Spaniards
having re-crossed the,Sabine.
It there be any justice in the suspicions which
hive been attached to Gen. WILKINSON, is there
not some reason to fear that this arrangement is
the result of a compromise, Or rather treacherous
Understanding, foreboding evil to the interests of the.
Union ?

, .
It roust be very gratifying and flattering to the
fiends of Mr. JEFEERWti; to know that Tom PAINE
1'; oiie of his mot zealous defenders in the demo-
cratic Papers of, New York and Philadelphia:

S'omefurtherParticulars of Col. BURR'S Treason".---
Yariousinsinnations have appeared concernips the
movements' of Col. BURR. We have heard 0-state-
ment from Gen. EATog; Low in town, Whicll, he
.gave in a considerable circle, with no, injunctions of
secrecy, as follows :
London, England, 1806-12-29

litimßEß 4450,]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

1 HIS. PRESENT EVENING; Dec. 29, 1806,
will be perfiyincd
LOVERS' VOWS.
Frederick, Mr. ELLISTON; :
Baron wildenitinmi Mr-, HARRYMORE ;
Count Cassel, Mr. RUSSELL ;
Anhalt, Mr. H. SI DDONS ;
Amelia Wiicieilhaitn, Miss RAY ; .
• Agatha Friburg, Mrs. POWELL.

After which will be produced (3d time) a new Comic
Paivoinime, called
THE ENCHANTERS; •
, • Or, HAKE! QUIN SULTAU-N.
The Overture :insi Music composed by Mr. SHAW.
Misnar Suitaun), Mr_ H A R,T LAN D ;
Horan' (the Vizier), Mr COOK E ;
Doub r • Scarainouch), Mr. MALE ;
‘Otirodi (PantaluOrt), ,IVlr LVERA tiD ;
Benaskar (his Son), Mr. PLA CI DE.;
• Fabri (Pero), Mr HOPE ,•
AraliClnef, Mr .DIGNUM ;
Urchin (the'Clown), Mr. MONTGOMERY;
Princess.Heinjuna (Columbine), Mrs. SHAKY ;
Macoma (the Good Genii), Mrs. MATHEWS •
Attendant Genii, Master WEST, Miss C. BRISTOW.
ENLi 'BANTERS, ' -
11appuck,-Mr.-GIBBON ; 'Caspar, Mi. FITZSIMMONS;
Olum,4nd, Mr EVANs Win, Mr. MILLER.
Chorus of Arabs, Enchanters, Fee.
Mei.srs, Evans, fisher, Danny, Maddocks, Cook, Caul-
Rnodes, MeF,ds. Gardiner, Maidocks, Kelly,
Menage, Welts, S. De Cairip, Selwin,
The lianccs by Mrs. Sharp ; Mesds. Davis, Twamley,
Green, Horribo, H. and F. Dennett, (Pupils of Mr.
Egville).
lioxes 6s. Setond Price 35.---;Pit 3s. 6d. SeCond Price 23.
.--Gailety 2s. Second Price is. —Upper Gallery is. Se-
i'rice bd. No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the 130 x-office, in Little
Russel-street. ,
Titr Duo's to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Hal .past Six
'l,-inoitow, The Beaux Stratagem; with• The B,nchant-
era ; or, Harlequin Sultaun.
London, England, 1806-12-29

PARTNERSHIPS DIS OLVED.

DOtothy Symons, %V. Chatworthy, and John Cleverton, •
Plymouth, merchants, Dec. 3r, tilu6.
George Wiltshire and Wrth Marriott, vintners and tavern-
keepers, Dec. 25, 1806.
,James clogg, William Musgrove, and Thomas hood, of
Liskeard, hat.:nakers, Sept. 14, doh.
I. Bruere and F Noble, of Craven-street, wine-merchants,
Augu.,t 12. ISO 6.
I'. illackborow and !ohn Harding, of Bristol, plumbers and
water.closet manutacturers Dec.- 20,, IlSo6. •
Andrew Pinwill and losepliilionipsuir, of Plymouth, ship-
builders, Dec 25-, 'gob.
Streatfeild, Thomas -West, and, William San. Streat-
.• feild, Basingliall-streeti warehousemen, Nov. z;, 18 6.
john Davidson and Robert Soanes, of Mark•lane, provision-
merchants, Dec. 27,
Thomas Sutherland and William Henry Wilson, of Vigo.
lane, silversmiths, Nov. 29, 18i6.
loSeplt.ltenwick and Wit i IAIII Stokoe, of Burr-street, coal-
merchants, Nov. IS, iFso6.
John Wilkinson, Edward Palmer, and William Pis, of Ap-
pledore,'Kerit,"Oclober 11, riso6.
James Proctor, Henry -Cawood, and William Bedford, of
Leeds, Machine-inakers, Nov. 29, 0;06.
Henry Thomas and William Butter, uf Kintoton- Upon-Hull,
linen- gapers, Sept. 1, 1866..

As Lieut. DAWBIN, of. the Poldown regiment of
Volunteers, with two Serjeants, were skirmishing,
last week, they met two suspicious fellows in,a field
adjoining the turnpike road, three miles from Bridge-
water. On examining them they proved to be French
prisoners. He immediately ordered the SerjeantS to
take them in charge. The Frenchmen were armed
with a bludgeon each, and observing that the sol-
diers Were- apned only with swords, they attempted
to defend themselves ; but after several blows had
passed between them, they,gave themselves up, and
are- -now safe in Bridgewater prison. One of the
prisoners had his arm severely cut.

SHIP PI

TOOL IL, DECEMBER z 6.

Arrived—the Indefatigable, Lisby, Mary, Cribb. and
Pile, Salter, front Newtoundland; Adive, IVilliauis, loin►,
King, and Adive, Brown, from Portsmouth ; Falcon,
Lodge, front Boston.; and the Sea-gull Revenue Cutter,
from a Cruize.
Sailed—the Anna, Andrews, and Blessing, Robbins, for
London ; Elizabeth, Edwards, for Liverpuil ; klieeze,
Wright, for Hull; Ann, flolloKay, for,Southattipton and
Diamond, M`Fee, for Glasgow.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 26.

Passed by—the Romeo, Le Bosquett, from Boston; Mer-
rimack, Baker, from Seville ;. aiad Caledonia, Resque, from
Dantzic.
Sailed•—the Floffining, Frederickson, for Copenhagen.
London, England, 1806-12-29

WITH SIXTY-SIX COPPE-PLATES..

This Day was published,
In One eimnt Volume, Svo. illustrated with 66 Copper-
plate;, chiefly drawn from the Life, and engraved by the
first Artists, price One Guinea, in I),,ards,
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of RHETO-
RICAL (; EsTII E and ACTION, . adapted: to the
Busaiess of the En,. I:sh Stage, and to the Characters of the
Fair lish Drains. F':orn the Work of M. ENGEL,
Wernher of the Academy at Berlin.
By H. 'SI DOONS,
• Of the theatre Royal, Drury-lane.
With Sixty-six graphic Delineations of, the Expression Or
the various Passio. s, and of the modern Costume of the Lon-
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Printed for R. Phillips, 6, Bridge•street, 131aokfriats, and
to be had or all Booksellat,
London, England, 1806-12-29

MARRIED

On Saturday last, at St. Giles's Church, George Bram-
well, Esq. of the Inner Temple, to Miss Bidwell, eldest
.daughter of 1 hoinas Bidwell'. Chief Clerk in the Office of
the Secretary of State for Foreiv Attirs.
Lately, at Tasbc!ro', in Norfolk, Samuel Hoare, jun. Esq.
of Hmpstead„ to 41iss Louisa Gurney, daughter of joint
Gurit4, Esq. of Earlham.
London, England, 1806-12-29

The Cornwallis is safe arrived at Gibraltar.

• DEAL,. Dec. .'2B.—Came down from the River
the Hon:.East India Company's Ship Seatesty Cos-
tle ; also several other outward-bound Vessels from
the River,, and remain in the Downs with the Ships
as per last.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Ruty for Yarmouth.
London, England, 1806-12-29

SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEe. 29.

This day's market afforded am unusual supply of
prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other re-
speds was rather plentiful; Beef, Mutton, Pork,
and Veal, are somewhat cheaper than our last report,
and the trade in general was pretty good.---The sales
in the Haymarket .were rather considerable ; Hay
obtained a better price than Friday's, market ; Clo-
ver has fallen in price ; Straw fetched last price.—
We annex an accurate statement of the prices and
numbers :

To si,ik the Offal per stone of 81h,
Beef 45. 6d. to ss. od.—Mutton 4s. 4d. to 4s. rod.—Veal
ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d.—Lamb os. od. to os. od.—Pork ss. od. to
6s. od.
Beasts. 356o.—Sheep and Lambs, to6so.— Calves, .140.—
Pigs, 320.

SMITHFIELD HAY •MARKET.
Hay 21. toa. to 51. os.—Clover 31. cos to 51. Ss.—Straw
11. los. to 21. los.

CORN-EXCHANGE, DEC. 2g.--Wheat for to-day's
market is arrived in tolerable supplies, and this trade
for second and ordinary qualities is at the reduction
in price of 2s. and 3s. per quarter, but the few
prime samples nearly support last prices.; of Bar-
ley a short supply, and it is dearer ; , Malt and
White Pease keep their prices ; Beans of both sorts
a trifle lower.,; there are several arrivals of Oats,
and this article is named at small variation ; Flour is
dull in sale's at its present prices. .

Wheat 54s a 7os a 84s oil I•Beans 44s a cos of
Fine ditto -85 s a BSs o(: 1 Tick Beans 38, a 44s od
Rye -40 S a 455 od I Oats 23S a 27s a 315 .
Barley - ",:tos a 45s 6d Poland ditto 325 a 34s 01
Malt —64 s 75s od Rape Seed it4l. 281. as. cd
White Peace Sos a 88s ad Finn Flour. 7... s a 755 od
Gtey ditt6 46$ a 51$ ad Seconds bp tt.jos ad
4/,
London, England, 1806-12-29

NA A L L' S.

Pcirmotrrit, DEC. 26.—Arrived His Majesty's
Sloop Laurel, 0f•24 ;nips, from—Cork.'
Saßed His Majestys Ship Virginie, of 44 guns,
Capt. BRACE, for Portsmouth.
Blemain in Cawsand Bay, His Majesty's Ships
Glory, Tonnant, Formidable, Warrior, Courageur,
Terrible, Plustrims, and Colossus.

In the Sound, Egyptienne, Acasta, incltfatigabk,
Sylille; and Prim:o Frigates ; Fly, Moselle, • Ila-
zard, anctLeiure/ Stoops of \\*.
Between the, Island and Main, His Majesty's

Sloop Rose.
In Barn Pool,: the 2Eu/us Frigate, and Helena

Sloop, repairing.
DECEMBER 27.—Arrived the Danish Ship Con 7
cordia, J. EOItDT Master, from Barcelona, bound
to Tonningen, laden with wine the Danish Barque
Ppovidentia,`M. OTTSON Master, from Archangel,
bound to Barcelona, laden with Wheat and flax.

Sailed HiS Majesty's Sloop Moselle, and 'Plate
Schooner,, on a eruize to the Westward. • .
Came in His Majetty's Ship Revenge; of 74 guns,
from the Squadron off Rochefort, and Niobe • Frigate
from Torbay.

PORTS:,;IOUTH, DEC. 26 .-iTesterday naorning
Rear Admiral MutatAy again put to Sea, with the
Fleet under his command, viz. Polyphetims, of 64
guns, Capt. HAYWOOD ; Africa, 64, Capt. BAY N-
TITN ; Camel Store-ship, Capt. JOYCE ; 'Cormorant
Sloop, Capt: HUGHES ; Flying Fish Schooner,'
Lient. Gonwiti ; and the 0/kmpia,Cutter, Lieut.
TA YLOR, with Sealed Orders: The Cutter put back
again this morning, and it is feared the Squadron
'cannot keep at Sea. • 4
•
Sailed this evening the Crocodile Frigate, 'Captain
BETTESWORTH,' to resume his station off Guernsey.
:I,The Gannett Sloop is appointed Convoy to

Oporto. •,
The Boreas Frigate. has detained the Lord Dun-
can Smuggling Cutter, and sent her into this Port.

FALMOUTH) DEC. 16. Arrived this ,day the
Prince Ernest Packet, PETRE, in 30 days from Tor-
tola', and the Princess Charlotte Packet, KERR, ill 38
daysfrom Jamaica, with the Leewarcl Island and Ja-
maica Mails ; the mike yr Kent Packet was going
into Jamaica as the.: lirii'zc'ess Charlotte ,acket came
out ; it was reported at Tortola that the Packet with
the Leeward Island Mail had arrived at•Barbadoes
Also arrived the American Ship Kitty,Capt. HOLMES,
from Baltimore, in 25 days, with coffee, for orders ;
left at Baltimore, seven Sail of French Men of War.

Sailed this day HiS Majesty's Ship Lavinia, of 48
guns, and. Suidllow Brig,. 18 guns, on a Cruize;
flis Majesty's Ship Rosario, 20 guns, for the West
Ladies, with Dispatches ; the Endeavour and Eliza-
Tenders, With Convoy of Coasters. for Wales ; and
Celia Tender,. with a Fleet for Cork.
London, England, 1806-01-02

NAVAL, NE WS.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 31., La Libre, of 44 guns,
which was captured by L'Eeptienne, 40, and La
Loire, 48, was the consort of La Furieuse, 48, and
they were going north about, but parted company
in a gale of wind on the North Coast of Ireland.--
La Loire got intelligence from A Swede that the'
Enemy's Squadron from Brest was 14 Sail of the
.Line and 7 Frigates, but separated in two divisions,
that if one did not reach its destination another

might. •
• Came in a 'Cartel from St. Lucar, whither she had
carried Spanish prisoners from this port; she had a
tempestuous passage of three weeks, and on her
passage fell in with and was spoke .by a French
Squadron of 7 Sail of the Line and 4 Frigates, in lat.
-48. steering-W.S. W. ; she passed on and fell in with
-a Transport, marked No. 7 on her quartiers, full of
Troops, supposed from Gibiaitar, but the sea ran so
high could_ not speak her. In lat. 46. she saw to
windard a single Line-of-battle Ship, bearing up for
RoCbefort, itjs supposed, steering E.S.E. ; if she is
oiie of the Brest. Squadron, she must have been dis.
aoled by the late heavy gales,and had separated from
her Squadron. Came. in the Hazard, .1 8 guns, Capt.
-NEvn, from a 'Cruise; and 5 F. M. just came to in
the Sound,
.a large Trp]sport full of Troops.
flay' peat Fiue.,---A large Frigate and Cutter are
now working intb the Sound.

DEAL, JAN. I.—Acniral liol,LowAy's Flag was
re-hoisted this morning at day-light all board the
Utrecht.

The Helder Transport is, it is feared, wrecked on
the Coast of Holland, which Ship had on-board
some Soldiers of the sth Regiment.
Sailed this morning the Resistance Frigate, with a
Fleet of outward-bound Vessels, Coasters, and Col-
liers, under convoy to the Westward.
Sailed for Stangate Creek the Griffin Cutter, Capt•
ITAYWARD, from IVlogadore.
Remain in the Downs the rest of the Ships as
per last.
London, England, 1806-12-16

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• .
PORTSX(3[I;4, DEC.. 15.—Arrived the kOrtryrd
Gun-brig from a cruize, and the new Sloop of War
B/ossonz, from BuckLEars Yard, and gone into the
Harbour to be fitted.

Sailed the Cracke/' Gun-vessel on a crtiize off
Havre. •

• •
' • • • at
SHEERNESS, DEC. 14.--:Cattle into Harbour the
Falcon Sloop of War, Capt. SAUNDERS.
The ilgincourt, of 64 guns, which came down
froM Chatham, was paid to-day; and will proceed
to sea shortly.
Several Transports have sailed fOr the tiowns•.
Ships at this Port—Resolution' 74, Ruby and Agincourt;
64's ; Seahorse, Tartar, Solebay, Vestal, and La Mddeste F ri-
gates ; Curlew, Hermes, Star, Spy; Boiitita, A maranthe,
Seagull, Kangaroo, Falcon, Satellite, alul Hyacynth Sloops
of War; Rifleman, Tickler, Desperate, and Urgent Gun-
brigs ; Ant Scheoner ; Zealand, Winchelsea, and Cetes,
relying Ships; Sussex Hospital Ship; Magnanitne Harbour
Duty Ship; Overyssel Victualling Depot ; and Alkmaar
Store-ship, to supply the Fleet at the Downs; alSb Several.
Transports and Merchant Vessels.

DEAL, DEC. i s.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri-
ver the Dolphin, Cfluxcn, from Faro, and the
Mentor, BRITTON, from Smyrna, in (i 4 days; she
parted with the Szvallow, Capt. STEER, for London,
off Cape Finisterre, and came through the Gut of
Gibraltar with a Fleet under Convoy of the Terma-
gant Sloop of War, about 20 days since.

Arrived the Bellette and Leveret Sloops of War
from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the
Ships as per last.

This morning the wind blowing round to the
Northward, many outward-bound Vessels got under
way they are since put back, by the wind again
blowing to the Westward.
London, England, 1806-12-16

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY.

To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Po.
mona, for the Capture of tire Fl Bagadon, and the Recap.
tura of the Maid of the Mill, on the loth lan. 18e6, c),I board
the Pomona, on her arrival in pore. *lid every !.lay after for
three months, at No. tz, Upper Thames street.
To the Officers and Company of Pis Majesty's Ship Malta,
for the following Captures: Vriede, May 27th, 1803, Mary,
of Greenock, Sept. gth, 1804, and San Rafael and El Firme,
July azd, 1805, every Monday and Friday from the lath inst.
at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand.
To the Officers and Companies of His Majesty's Sloops
Pluto and Voltigeur, for the Capture of the Aurora, on toe
loth May, iSor. on the 18th inst. at No. 13, Clement's Inn;
and every Monday and Thursday for three years. -
London, England, 1806-10-24

To the G f.NTLENI EN, CIA Rpy, and FR EEL-10,DERS
,of the COUNTY of YORK. ,

• rrll.EtinexpeBcd intelligence that a D,lssqlutumof.
3 • Parliament is speedily lbout to take place, has reached
MC in a very distant part of England, to which the health of
My Faintly, had called int"; sonic few days, therefore,
.eitrpse before I shall be able to pay you rpypersonal resprds. '
Permit roe, however, in the meantime, to return you my
e;rdial acknowledgments for the repented marks of confi-
di:lice and "approbation with which you have already ho-
noured me.

Your kind acceptance 'of my past services, encourage's me
to offer myself once more it candidate for
.the high honour of

•Rapre3enting you in. Parliament. •
Though I dire not affirm that my Parliamentary condha
has been free from error,' I tan truly assure yOu that it has
been my constant ~and earnest eruleavour to •discharge the
duties of m}• important trust with independence;
and Should I be, again honoured with your
probation, the same prim:" ip kes:wil 1 continue' vern: Me in
d.: dist:harp of. my , • 1
• • •

can scarcely, be more bound to you than I already am,
by the ties of Gratitude and 4ffeaion, but I shall feel, if
possible, more dint ever desirous •of proving that I sm not
altogether unworthy of your choice. • I am,

PENTLCMEN,

Your faithful Servant, -. •
W. 11/j LB4-43.1'4)

Tyne, Dorrset:, 04ober
London, England, 1806-10-24

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nuatth, Will he ready to' receive Tenders in writing (sealed up),
for such quantities of KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEAS E, of
the best quality,- as the respective. Dealers therein-may.think pro.
per to ryfer ; to be delivered in the space cf One Mouth, free of
all charge and risk to His Majesty, ItIPD ffir.Majes!y's Victualling
Stores at that Port ; and to be pi:ldiot bY Bills, payable, with in-
terest, ninety days after date.

. The Conditir,ns of the awn:a-may 6e seen at the Office of the
Agent Pie?miller at P!ymowth aforesaid.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
16 Mr. Miller before One o'Clock on the said Frilly the 3 tst of
Octort- inst. nor le.:less the Person who makes the Tender,. or some
Pet son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.
London, England, 1806-03-08

1114 R It 11M,

Lately, at St. George's,. Hanover square, john Arrnstron4
Esq. to Miss Gurnell,. daughter of the late jonathan G or-
-nell, Esq. of Great Ealing.
Or Thursday, at Mary-le-bonne Church, the Rev. Ben-
jamin George Heath, Redor of Greeting, Soffaik, to Misr:
Llateson, -of Henrietta-street, Cavendish square.
London, England, 1806-03-08

PARISH BILL.

.-Lord•CASTLEREAGH rose. to make' his promised
Motion relative: to the effects of the Additional
Force AO. He felt it unnecessary to make any ob-
servations on this point, as he under Stood. that no op-
position would be made, He then moved, •
Ist, For an Abstract of of Men raised
under the Additional Force Aft, distinguishing those
raised big Parish-Officers, and stating the total Nu-
mbers raised in each -week, and-the wcekly Numbers
for Scotland and_ Ireland respeetively.
.• Mr. GiLv.s oberved, that a Return to that of e&
had been. lately made, and that there was .no use for
this Motion.

Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that the Return Rl-
luded to 'vas so particularly► detailed, that it could
not be so conveniently examined. He moved for
-an Abstra&.

2d, For an Abstra&. of the Numbers of men
raised by each County, the Delicielsces of each
County, the Penalties incurred and paid, and those
that were as yet unaccounted for.
3d, 'For a Copy of the Circular Letter of the
16th of September, 1803, and the Report made in
consequence. _ _ _

4th, For a:Copy of the i_tter of the Secretary of
State to "the Inspeeting .Field Officers, of the 31st
of December, 1805, with the inclosed InstruCtion3.
sth. For Copies of the Letters of the Inspeaing
Field Officers, ;itating. the Proceedings in conse-
quence of the above. -
6th. Fora Return of the total Number of Men
raised by the ordinary recruiting, from the Ist of
January, 1801.
7th. For a, Return of those raised .for general
Service during the same period, and from what
sources.

Bth. For a Return of the en-calve Strength of the
Infantry and Cavalry, abroad and at home, from
January, 180 t, to January, 1806.
oth. For a similar Return respelling the Ar.
tillery:
loth. For alleturn of those who enlisted for the
Artillery since 1801.

Lord HENRY PETTY had no objeCtion to these
Motions, but begged leave to add another, calling
for an account of all the Penalties incurred by the
Parishes, distinguishing the times of assessment and

those of payment, tic. &c. .
Lord CASTLF,REAGH observed, that this was in-
cluded in his Motions.

Lord tIENRY PETTY replied, that it was hot in-
cluded as concisely and dire&ly as was necessary.
All The. Motions were then agreed to. .
Lord 05iTILSTON postponed WS Motion 'for Pa.-
pers respeaing the India Debt till Monday,