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London, England, 1806-12-10

ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, SAVILLE-ROW;

Excellent - Modern Furniture; a Grand Piano-forte, by
Stoi'dart, and a fine-toned 1-I,rpbichorti.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, No. 13, Saville row, on Wednesday the

17th Inst. at One o'Clock,
•
THE LEASE of a Very ELIGIBLE HOUSE,
containing, on the Ground-flour, a-handsome Entrance_
hall, Breakfast-room, Dining.parl.mr, and Study ; on the
First-floor, two handsome Drawing-rooms, and Boudoir ; on
the. Second-floor, two excellent lied. chambers, Dressing-
room, Closet, &c. ; five Attics over. A principal and se-
condary Staircase." In the Basement, numerous and conve-
nient ()dices, detached Kitchen, and Laundry over ; large
open paved Yard.
Also, on the same Day, atEleven o'clock, will be sold the
elegant and genuine Household Furniture, consisting of capi-
tal chimney and outer Glasses, fashionable Drawing-room
Furniture, in Curtains, Sofas,,Chairs, Carpets, 66c. a Grand
Piano,forte, a fine-toned Harpsichord, an elegant French
Watch, excellent_ Four-post and other Bedsteads,-prime Bed-
ding,. and Cabinet Articles of various descriptions; good Kit-
.ten Requisites, &c.
The House may be viewed by tickets to the time of Sale ;
the 1, umiture on Tuesday preceding the sale. Particulars and
CatalogueS on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden square, where tickets for viewing may be had.

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS.
. .
LL Persons gotpg Abroad are requested to 'take
Notice, that ,the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY,
which destroys Infedious Fevers„ and insures Health in hot
or unwholesome Climates, is to be pbtained at the Ware-
house of this Institution, No. 40, Charing cross, near the
Admiralty, Lond,m. . .
Patronized and recommended by Regular and Eminent
Physicians.
London, England, 1806-12-10

%'4L N IV S.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. g.—Sailed the Centaur, of
74 guns, Cocntnodore Sir SAILuEL Hoot), and Le
Cttrieux 13rig, Capt. SuEßay, to the Westward;
L'Uranie Frigate, Capt.. LAROCHE,- for Guernsey
ftnd L'Espiegle Sloop, Capt. Mattfus, for Cork.
Dropped down to St. ffeleti's ,the Comus Frigate.

SEMpIINESS , DEC. 8 Falcon Sloop of War
has brought from Cuxhaven between 30 aria 49
Prussian soldiers. The day that the French entered
'that place, captain SLuNnEus observed those' poor
fellows on the jetty? apparently'very anxious to make
their escape ; he humanely sent his boats and
brought them off; their gratitude may be better
conceived' than described, for the Governors of Cux-
`haven'•and Hamburgh were so very desirous of
meeting the wis.hes,of their new friends, the French,
that they issued an order imposing a fine of twelve
dollars on any person who should afford shelter, or
give either food or drink to a Pruisian soldier.
When the Falayr sailed, she left there
.able Frigate, Capt. UPTON, and several Gun-brigs,.
to bring away those F,nglish who might have it in
their power to make their escape.
Arrived the Urgent Gun-brig; she was met at
sea, with her Convoy for Tonningen, iv the Falcon,
and ordered back on account of the state of the Con-
tinent ; the Convoy Signal for Tonningen, however,
continues still to fly on board the Ceres.

The ,eimarantlle Sloop of. War is appointed to
convoy the Trade'to Tonritingen.
DEC. 9,--Sailed His Majesty's Ship Trusty" of
io guns Capt. HupsoN, for the Downs.
Came down frOm the River and anchored at the
Nore the Solebay and Modeste Frigates.

Sailed the Piolator for Yarmouth.
Just arrived His Majesty's" Ship Spy, Capt. HUD-
SON, from the Baltic.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 7. ---,- Arrived His Majesty's
Ships Lavinia and Plover from a cruize. •

BRIiHAM QUAY, DEC. 8.-7... Sailed from Torbay
His Majesty's Ships San Josef, London, Prince (lf
Wales, Bellerophon, Mars, ,Fame, Foudroyant,
Conqueror, Gibraltar, Monarch, Pallas, Thetis,
Narcissus, and Ann Armed Cutter, to resume their
station off Brest, under command of Sir CHARLES
COTTON.

~n~

• DEAL, "DEC 9.—Sailed through the Downs the
_Nereus, BROOKBANE, and the Generous Planter,
HAMILTON, for Jamaica. •
Arrived the Columbine Sloop of War from Dunge-
ness, and several Gun-brigs from a Cruize.
Came down the Speedy Sloop of War from Sheer-
ness,. Retreat East latliaman, several other out-
ward-bound Vessels from the River, and remain in
the Downs with the Strips as per last.

P. S. Just sailed His Majesty's Ship lliagnfficent,
,Devaynes East Indiatrian, and several others for the
Westward.
London, England, 1806-12-10

This Day was published,

• •
In One Volume, Bvo. finely printed by 7 liallantyne, price
- 7s. 6,1. in boards, the Second Edition of
_ _ _ _

BALLADS. and LYRICAL. PIECES consist—
ing-of Clentinlas, or. Lord Ronald's Comnach.
I:he.Eve of St. john.—Catlyow Castle.—The Cr.ry Bro-
ther.—Thomas the Rhymer, Parts J. 2, and-3.—The Fire
King.—Frederick and Alice.—The Wild Huntsmen.—War
S,mg.—The Norman Horse-Shoe.—The Dying Bard.—The
Maid of Toro. Hel lvel
By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. '
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and-Orme, Paternos-'
ter-row - and Archibald Constable and Co. Edin!lbrgh.
of whom may be had, by the same Author,
I. The Lay of the Last Minstrel. A Poem. The Fourth
Edition, price tos inboards.
2: The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. The Third
Edition, in 3 vols. Bvo. price IL us. 6d. in boards.
3. Sir Tristial.t,i a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth
Century. , By Thomas. of Ercildoune, called the Rhymer.
The zd Edition, in one large vol. Bvo. price iss. .
London, England, 1806-12-10

. .
At3ulg Manager ot the Stage, Mr. KIsLLY.
Treasurer, Mr. ILWELL. Secretary, Mr. SEGUIN.

_ .
*„' It having been intimated, from the most respectable
quarter, that the circumstance of leaving the Tickets at the
veior may be, productive of inconvenience, the- ivlanager, ever
anxious to adopt every Regulation that can be conducive to
the accolnmociaiionot the NuLility and Gentry, Subscribers
to the 0
, embraces this opportunity to inform them,'zil".theywill oil tot: required to produce t htdr Tickets to
the Persons appodnect at the Door to resister their Adinis-
sicb every Night of Periorsnance.
The Subscribers and the Public are respedfully informed
the opera Wilt positively begin on the Saturday Nights at
Ilalt-past Seven, and on the Tuesdays at a Quarter before.
Eight.

Admission to the Pit los. 6d. ; to the taallery ss.
London, England, 1806-12-10

'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ri-O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 11; IsoG,
will ne Nriortned . •
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.•
After which Will be produceo (Never acted) a new Farce,
called

ARBITRATION ;
Or, FREE AND EASY.
Ooxes 6s. Second Price 3s. 3s. 6d. Second Price =—
Caner). 2s• Second Price is. —U pper Gallery is. Second
price 6d. —N6 Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart_
Street. •
The Dears to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Vali-past Six.

..kSTLEY's NEV OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCAS-
TI.E.sTRLET, STRAND.
Established by Apthority of the Lord Chamberlain.
Tr,
HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10,
and every Evening MAW further notice, gth time, a
slew Comic Ballet. called
LES SABOTIERS ;
Or, THE MERRY WOODCUTTERS.
Principal Charaders,
11r. Crossman, Mr. C. Dubois, Mr. Davis, Mr. Smith,
Mr. J. Bryson, Miss Taylor, and Mrs. Parker.
HORSEMANSHIP, •
In all its Departments, by the first Troop in Europe, with
the Two Wonderful Prodigies, Masters I. and W . Davis ;
l'ylerryman, Mr. Crossman.
SLACK-ROPE .VAULTING by Mr.-SMITH.
ik new Song by Mr. G. Smith, called " Larry O'Lash'em;
or, The Irish Neddy Driver."
vie Equestrian Performance will finish with the Comic
Equestrian Extravaganza of the Equestrian`
Button, Mr. Crossman.
Tile Evening's Entertainment to conclude with, gth time,
an entirely New Pantomime, called
THE MOORISH BANDITTI ;
Or, THE CAVE OF I),A ROCA.
The Pantomime got up under the direction of Mr. Dubois.
The Equestrian' Combats produced under the direction of
Nir. Davis, Riding Master.
Count Callan°, Mr 1-i. Bryson ; Scipio, with a Song, Mr.
L. Smith ; Don Valerio, Mr. Dubois, sen. ; Olivarez,
IVIr. Cardoza ; Servant, Mr. leffiies ' • and Capt. Val'tur,
Crossman—Banditti on Horseback, &c. &c. ; Captain
sof Banditti, Mr. Davis ; Mondrian, Mr. Smith ; and C.ar.
Jo, the Reformed Robber, Mr. I. Bryson ; Servants, So.L
diers, Banditti, Sec. Occ.—Sophora, Miss Bologna ; anti
Donna Helena, Mrs. Parker. . . •
in the course of the Pantomime will be introduced various
Combats on Horseback.
!Doors to be opened at Ralf past Six, and begin at Seven
precisely. Boxes, 4s. , Pit, a::. Gallery is.
Places to be•takenufMrs. Connell, at the Pavilion, from
S lever) till Three.
London, England, 1806-10-22

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

'THIS PRESENT EVENING, Oet. 22, 1806,
will be peifornied
THE WEST INDIAN.
Stockwell, Mr. POWELL ;
Belcour, Mr. ELLISTON;
Major O'Flaherty, Mr. JOHNSTONE,
1011 ho will introduCe the Sdng of "The Sprig of Shillelagh
and Shamroik so green") ;
Captain Dudley (first time), Mr. EYRE ;
Charles Dudley, Mr. DE CAMP ; '
Varland (first time), Mr. MATHEWS ;
Fulmer, Mr. PURSER;
Stukely, Mr. IVIADDOCKS ;
• Lady Rusport, Mrs..SPARKS ;
Charlotte Rizspoit, Miss DUNCAN ;
- Louisa DUdley, Miss MELLON ;
Nrs. Fulmer, Miss.TIDSWELL ;
Lucy, Mrs. SCOTT.
. . WITH
London, England, 1806-10-22

sun '13,1-c-;•having run has: cargo on s.lbrc of smuggled.

Spirits.

11.`:ZWICIT, OCT. 2 1 .—The four Packets, viz.
Earl of Leicester, , Capt. TnOMPSON, Lady Frances,,
Captain FLYN, Beaufry, Capt. HARRIS, and Dorset,
C apt. HAMILTON, that have been so long detained
with the Hamburgh, Bremen, and Gottenburgh
Mails, of the Bth, 11th, 15th, and 18th inst. sailed
this morning with a fair wind ; as did also all the
outward-bound Ships.

One of the Extra Packets arrived this day with a
Mail from Gottenburgh.

No arrival from Holland or Husum.

DEAL, OCT:, 21.--Arrived the Cruizer Sloop of
War from oft Ostend ; the Vestal and Archer Fri-
-gates, and the rest of the Cruizers, blown from off
the French Coast into the Downs by the strong
westerly wind.
London, England, 1806-10-22

BANKRUPTS.

Joseph' Harris, of Great. Shire-lane, Lincoln's-Inn-fields/
. Muld army.cap-rnantliadurer, to surrender Oct. 28,
29, and Dec..z, at ten, at Guildhall. Allorney, Mr. Pop-
Dean-street,
• Soho.
Joseph Waters; of Old Bethlem, London, turner, to surren-
der Oct. 28, Nov. 4. and Dec. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Artornies, Me.ssrs. Collins and Waller,.
Sainsel Goodwin, of•the Haymarket,. Nliddlesex, hardware-
. man, to surrender Oct, 28.,, at eleven, Nov. s, and Dec, 2,
.at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,.Mr. Patten, Cress-street,
• Hatton. Garden. _

Matthew Lee, of Wellhlgton. Soinersetshire, scrivener, to
surrender Nov. 3,4, and Dec. 2, at eleven, .at the Old
London Inn, Exeter. Attornies, . Messrs. Shephard and
Bedford.:r&W, London ; or Mr. Philip Han-
cock, jun. Wiveliscombe, Sotnersetshire. . •
Edward Cullum, of Grundisburgli, Suffolk, shopkeeper, to
surrender Nov. 5, at seven, 6, and Dec, a, at ten, •at the
Bull Inn, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Attornics, Messis. Towele,
Palmer, and Pugh uray's-Inn.:square, London; or Mr.
Woodbridge,l'ulham, Suit& k.
Thomas Calbourrie, now or late of Henstridge, Somersetshire,
linen-ntanurdcturer, to surrender Nov. 3,4, and Dec. 2, at
eleVen, at the Virginia'lnn, ficaStridge. Attornies, Mr.
l;itd, ilensfridge ; or, Messrs. Blake and Son, 'l'ook's.
court, Cagey-street. •
Robert-Willcock, late of Idana, Lancashire, cOtton-spinner,
to surrender Nov. 11, tz,• and Dec.- a, at eleven, at, the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool.. Attotnies, Mr. P. Woods,Lotd-
street, Liverpool ;. or. Mr. T. Blackstoek, St. Mildred's.
• court, Poultry, London. •
London, England, 1806-10-22

1) ID ENDS.

Nov. 4. George Browne, of the-Old City Chambert London;
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. It. lames dward Ford, of Coleman-street-buildings,
London, faelor, at ten, at 1; uildlia 11.
Nov. Is. Joseph Massey, late of Macclesfield, county of
Chester, check‘manufacturer, at eleven, at the Itcd Li n
Inn. HeatoniNortis,, Lancashire..
Nov. 4. Charles G re:l*ex, late of Sutton- Coldfield, War-
wickshire, broker and aueliorieer, ~at ten, at %Guildhall,
• London.
Nov. zo. Luke Wheatley the elder, of. Bedworth, Warwick:.
Shire, butcher, at eleven, at the Bull and Fleur-dt -lis,
Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
Nov. tt. Peter Dulley, late of Newman-street, Oxford-
road, Middlesex, wine• merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. ta. lames Logic Brincklow, late of Bath, Somerset.
shire, watch-maker, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn,
Bath.
CERTIFICATES. •

Nov. rt. Samuel Roby-and Edward Roby,. of Wood-street,
Cheapside, London, hosiers and co-partners.
John lames, iat Truro, Cornwall, Money,scrivener and tin..
merchant. . •
William Wilson, of Colchester, Essex, merchant.
Robert-Roberts, of Liverpool, pierctiant.
Thomas-Gibbs Williamson,. ',of. Paradise-street, St.. Mary,
Itotherhithe, Surrey,. martner.
Michael Phillips, Of Norris.strect, Haymarket, Middlesex,
grocer. •
Charles Rickards, of the C. rand JunClln Wharf, Whitefriars,
London, coal-merchant.
London, England, 1806-10-22

DUBLIN, OCT. 15.

His Grace. the Duke of Br.nronD is expeeted to
arrive at the Phoenix. Park on Saturday, from his
Agricultural ToUr-,-The spirit of insurgency, we are
conceined•to state, is spreading daily ; • ate publica-;
tiers= dying the faEt are the. misleading fabrica-
tions of the atocii{lrs public dis Order. It has
broke out in -Cavan,to such an alarming degree that
a Meeting of the High Sheriff, Governor,"and Ma-
gistrate of that -.County, is- convened for Friday
next;,the
.17th instant,- to consider of the most ef-
fective means to repel the tumultuous assailants of
private property.. Though the pretext in•the counties
of Mayo, Leitrim, and Sligo, was a rigid exa&ion of
Tythes, the Proclamaticin of those who call them-
selves Thrashers, denounce, without distinalon;
the Catholicwith the Protestant Clergy. The
following is a literkCopy 'of one of their Procla-
mations
•

i" To the Llergy, Farmers, '.and Proaors, and all others

4, concerned therein."
`I Gentlemen—l, John THRESHER, hearing the
inhabitants of.the parish of Mobile are sore op-
" pressed by the above-mentioned, I mean to in-
" form. you that Lam arrived in the parish of Kil-
" lubret, through a long and fatiguing journey,
" .having been this long time back circulating my
" laws thrbugh the Counties of Mayo and Sligo,
" which I have most stridily effeaed.; by the aid of
" the Nobility of said Counties; so I :hope you'll
" take this as a sore . warning not to take pride
in oppressing the .Poor. Let me not hear for
" the future that there shall, be any undertakers
" for Tythes-L-for I'll admit none but the Reaors,
" 'and take care that the Clergy do not extort on the
" Poor, viz. for Marriage, which shall be only
" 24. Gd. baptism, Is. and extreme unaien nothing
"at all. I hope youll.not give me the trouble of
coming to, see you, or if you do. I'll use the' se-
" verest Means I possibly can. tSo I remain your
" atfeaionate friend, if you merit it,.
" JOHN tAe THRESHER."
" CASTLEBAR." - God save the King !
The Ilf-giments composing the Dublin Garrison
are exchanging : the Tipperary and North Cork
Militia have marched into relieve the Cavan and
Wextbrd.
Orders are issued for most of the Northern Regi-
ments of Mill 4 to march
,immediately into -the dis-
turbed Counties in the-Province Connaught.
London, England, 1806-10-22

MARGATE, 0cT.119.

The roll-4a blligs of BOREAS
.from our
Isle most ofour EXotic.PatrOns : but Wehave a toler
able stock of:Residents wick) mean to weather out
great part of the -winter : our hal/s
.therefore ar
still lively.----The Theatre closi;d'for the season on
Saturday, , with The Sch'ool for Reforni.' After the
curtain 'dropped, the respe(table V'eteran,-
came forward to announce another , perforinance oft
Wednesday next, under the patronage of several
Ladies and. Gentlemen, for the benefit of 'poor
JENNINGS, the,mariner; who fell from the Brzti4h
Queen Packet, some time ago; and was, so danger-.
ously wounded, that the water around him appeared
-a sheet of bld:d. He twice suffered amputation..
The Play is to be The Merchant of Venice, and the
Farce Bon-Top. Some of the .chary tors in
.each
are to be performed - by. amateur Actors. The far.:
mer subscription in favour of this poor fellow Was
very liberal, and we truSt that it will not .lt less so
on Wednesday, when amusement will be blended
with benevolence, and produce a rich treat to every
generoug mind.

- -
GERMAN TRADE.—The Convoys for Tonningen
are suspended; and in future there will be Convoys
to the Elbe every fourteen days. , •
The removal of the Ordnance OffiCe to Camber:
land-House, Pall-Mall, is now. certain, as the Union,
Club has taken possession of the Mansion in St;
James's-square, late the Duke of LERDs'S, wheie
.the beautiful Furniture and large Glasses Will be..
'publicly sold to-morrdw.

CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. Supplies of
-"Wheat to'-day are short, .vith a few further arrivals;
there are hot many buyers; and but, few sales made*
nearly at List currency ; Rye, this week;, is at
less ; Barley; Malt, and' Beans
..of each • sort
Are at.ganall variation ; still almost .without Wl.i e
Pease, which daily advance in price ;_ Oats are in
Middling quantities, mostly' foreign, and. but fe4
pinchasers ; in Flour no alteration ; fine American
445. to 4gs. per barrel. .
When , 5844 lasi 86s ed Peani • -43 s a 49S od
Fine ditto 88s a gas cot Tick Beans 3sN a 43s *4
Rye - 4os a 44$ ed Oars US a 26, aps 04
Barley - 4os a 46$ od Poland (.11(44 33; a 34S ad
Malt - . 72$ -a 78S od kupe Seed z 41.281.. od
White Pease. gas a 87$ od Fine Floul 7os a 7si od
Gtey ditto 44$ A 485 ad Seconds 6SS a das of
London, England, 1806-10-25

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S Ociatsmt 25, 1806.

BOROUGH OF DERBY.

OEt. 20, 006.
AT a. 'COMMON HALL held this Day, it was
unanimously Resolved, _

" That the Thanks of this Corporation be given•to the
Rev. CHAR LES,STEAD HOPE, the' late 'Mayor, for
the dignity with which he has supported, and the integrity,
attention, and ability, with,which he has discharged, he va-
rious Duties of that important °nice.; for his hospitable and
courteous attention to the..lnhabitants at large; and for his
particular exertions in support of the Magistracy, and the in-
depentience,, hcinour, and interests of this Corporation.
" That the above Resolution, signed by‘the.ToWn Clerk,
be inserted in the London and Derby Ne%vSpaperS.
• " EDWARD WARD, Town-Clerk."
London, England, 1806-10-25

CHAUCHARD's MAP REDUCED.

This Pay. was published, on Three large Sheets, price ros.6d.
on Canvas, and in a Case ; or, on !toilers, neatly Coloured,

It. A • "
A Reduced- MAP, of the EMPIRE of GER-
:Li. MANY, HOLLAND,. the NETHERLANDS,
SWITZERLAND, the GRISONS, ITALY, SICILY,
,c.:0414,11CA, and SARDINTA.
• By Captain CHAUCHARD.
Printed for J.
,Stockdale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, on One large Sheet, Chattchard's
Index Map of Germany, Italy, &ct price as. 6d. coloured.
London, England, 1806-10-25

isAirtActruous 3lrtr, of birerpt,:),,
NY-untAms. master, bound from that port' td
ford, with Salt, sugar, bark, Sz'. struck on the `Vick-
low Bank, in a' gale-Of'wind, on the.'2d- inst. and
shortly after went to pieces. • The crew: colksisted
of the Captain and, sib men, besides one, passenger,
who endeavoured to save: their lives by to
pieces of- the wreck but all are supposed to
periglied'eicept one min,` named Jones,- .whO..was-
picked up. on.ThUrsday .the ,inst. by ,the
of Amlwich, HUGHES master, four leagues from.
Eardsey Island,' and carrie4 into Milford yesterday
seitni?..-,ht... 'He bd. the presence-of-mind to lAsk
himself to the windlass bits, in which dreadfulsitua-
don• he was tossed about,, expecting momentary de-
Stru6tion, until happily pidked- tip by the
when' he had existed seven .days and eight nights.
without-any sustenance whatever; and his raft, wa:s
reduced to one rotten plitnk, a mouthful of which
he sometimes chewed, The poor man was hardly
alive when he reached Milford, but has since reco
vered so far as to'be able to relate theahnve parti-
culars, and, notwithstanding the severity of, his suf-
ferings,,he -seems,likely to do well. , •

UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL.

CONTAINS,

Prizes of

20,0001.
10,0001.
.50001.
10001.
5001.

2 • • •
5•• • •
London, England, 1806-10-25

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.

rrHE PATENT CAAIP BEDSTEADS,
ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete,- are very resped-
tully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable
and superior to any others' made !in :London ; Maryhees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; 114,isquitto
Net Furhiture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all "Foreigii Climates, at
IVIORGAN and SANDERS's
Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-10am,
. • Nos. i 6 and 17.,' Catherine-street, Strand.
- Morgan and Sanders's New.-invented. Imperial Dining
7 ables, allOwed' to b 3 the- Most coinple.te) and E I egant set of
Table's ever yer iiivented, 'are very portable, pAcking kr; a box
tut ten Inches deep. - • •
N. B.- The Fashionable. Sofajled and Chair-Bed Ware-
house.- • .
London, England, 1806-10-25

SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, WITH AUDI-
TIONAL KEYS.
v7ANTED, to complete an Order -for Abroad,
No' ig Second-hand Piano,Farres, with additional Keys,
of god make, and in sound condition.
Any Lady or Gentleman having such, and wishing to ex-
change for new ones, may be liberally treated with, by apply-
ing to Messrs. Broderip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Haymarket.
London, England, 1806-10-25

GENERAL ELECTION.

'To the WORTHY and INL,EPENDENT ELECTORS
of the CtTand LIBERTY of WESTMINSTER.

GENTLEMEN, -
THE very flattering Distinction which you were
-L pleased to confer upon me, by unanimously electing
me your Representative,r at the late Eledion, would have
encouraged me to offer myself again for your Suffrages, did
not particular circumstances induce me to decline that *HO-
,
110UE:

Be assured I shall ever retain a Grateful Remembrance of
your late,Partiality towards me; and shall, on all occasions,
endeavour to promote the Welfare and Interest of the City
land Liberty of Westminster.
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and devoted humble Servant,
PERCY.

To theC ENTLEMLN,CI. ERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of SURREY.

GENTLEMEN,
HAYING had the Honour of being thriCe ele&-
ed one of your Representatives, I feel confident in Soli;
citing the distinguished Honour of being again placed in
that high'ans.l important Situation at the ensuing General
E le6hon.

My constant -obje6t and most anxious wish has been to
merit your approbation by a faithful, diligent, and disinter-
ested discharge of my Parliamentary Duties ; and should
I have the happiness of being again the obje6t of .your
choice it -will be my constant endeavour to merit a 'conti-
nuance of your good opinion.
1 have the honour to be, ~
GENTLEMEN,
our devoted and faithful humble Servant,
jOl-IN FREDERICK.
•
Burwood Park., 04Iober 25, sSe6.

To the C ENTLEMEN,CLERGY,'andFREEHOLDVRS

of the COUNT AT4VE of CHESTER.

GENTLFME•iI, •
THE Trust which you sat very lately reposed in
me has, by the Dissolution of l'atliament, again de-
volved into your hands, _ _

Truly sensible of the high Honour yntfitave already con-
ferred.on me, which I shill irtraunernember with respeel and
gratitude, I presume again to offer my Services as one of your
Representatives in Parliament, and to solicit the Honour. of
your Support at the ensuinglec`tion.
I 1 I should be so fortunate as to he continued by your suf.
fragesin the.honottrable gi4 dif,tinguished Situation in which
your former cOtdidence placed mei it shAtever be the st4flY
of my lite to deserve your good opinion by a steady attach,
inent 'to the Principlesst our happy Constitution, and a con..
start attention to the interest and i icsperiry of the County
of Chester, ,

I IraY.e the hondur to' be, with the greatest respell,
GENTLEMEN, -
Your most obedient and:faithful Servant,
D. I.3:,VVENPOWP",,-
London, England, 1806-10-25

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NA PAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23,-4rtived the Spanish Gun-
brig No. 2, mounting one 24-pounder, with 30
men, cut out of Vigo Bay by the Boats of the Illi-
nerifiz Frigate ; also the Rostock ' Galliot Maria
Christina,. Captain KOCK, laden with brandy and
wine, from Bourdeaux, hound, to Isonningen, de-.
tained., by the i,ion Privateer.
Arrived the Scorpion Sloop of War with Dis-
patches. from the West Indies.

Arrived the Bremen GaIILIA >Arrritra; Captain
COEPES, from Bourdeaux, laddn with;ine, bound
to Tontiingen, detained by the Lion Privateer.
Sailed the Captain, of 7.4 -guns,.for Falmouth.
A Line-of-battle Ship arrived in. Cawsand Bay
this evening, but her name is* of learnt. '

PORTSISIbLYPH, OCT. 24.—arrived the .Neptune,
of gs guns, from the Channel Fleet; John and Sally;
tOGERS, from:Milforsl; and Ranger, Cow, from

London.

Sailed the .ExplosiOn Bomb, with a convoy, for
the Downs ; the Fax Cutter (Cartel), HASKEL,
with French Prisoners of War, for Morlaix ; the
Sarcthen Sloop of War,. for Cork, with a Fleet of

Transports.
Went into the Harbour the Strenuous Gun-brig
for. repairs.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 22.- Arrived the iluckland
Packet, SCHUYLER, with Mails from Lisbon, in 6
days passage ; and the Brig Fisch, Capt. HAUNN,
from Cadiz, in 34 days.
Arrived also the*Ann, Bipaarrs, from Oporto 3
came under Convoy of His :Majesty's BrigMilbfook,
in 10 days Passage..

. .
_ SHtiRNiSS, OCT. 24.-7 This morning the. Spy.
Sloop of War, Capt. HUDSON, sailed with several
Vessels under convoy for the Baltic ; and the Ealcoil
Slop of War, Capt. SANDEItS, With several Vessels'
under convoy for Tonningen.
A Tendor from the 'Tower brought down -a nurn-,
ber of Volunteers am.llMpressed Men for the Fleet.

DEAL, OCT. 24. --Sailed His Majesty's
Festal and, Trompeuse on a cruize:
•
. .
Arrived, the -John Bull Cutter ,from Plymouth,
with a convoy, which are sailed for the River ; also
the Hero, Qunsvrow,.frolla Lisbon.

...

Arrived the Be&tie Sloop. of War and several
Gun=brigs from a cruise, and remain in the Downs
with the rest of the Ships as per .

CORK, Ocr. 20.--;-Yesterday His Majesty's Ship
Boadicea, Capt. MAITLAND, sailed froth Cove on
Cruize; and this morning His Majesty's Ships
Alcmene, Capt. BRISBANE; and Iris,. arrived, the
former from a Cruize, and the latter as Oonvoyto
the West Indies.
London, England, 1806-10-25

DOVER, ObT. 24.

-Mr.liostissow, who had been invited by a-Very
large body of Freemen to offer himself a Candidate,
met the Freemen at. a Common Hall to-day, and
stated td them, that his situation with the.EleCtors of
Liskeard was such as ,to compel him to decline the
honour offered him. Not' a doubt exists, from the
friendly disposition of all fat ties towards.bim, that he
would have been at the head of the poll had he
stood. Mr. SPE,ICCER SMITH declines standing again,
and Mr. our former Member, 'who had in-
timated an intention of offering .himself, has relin-
qUished. The only Candidates 'are vANION,
our old Member, and Mr. JACKSON., Coi.1:11-6ail7street ;
but it is said, confidently, that we are t(f.h:ave a new
Candidate oii the anti-minis-terial side to-morrow.

Lord PERCY. has declined offering himself as a
Candidate for Westminster at the ensuing
We are not 'acqUainted with the reasons which-have
induced his Lordship' to decline, as his' success,Would
have. Lo
rdship
will certain. -It is probable that his
• •
stalid-for the County of Northumberland.-
DoRsET.—Mr. BANKEs-, of Kingston Hall, and
Mr. PORTI4AN, of Bryanston House, both start for
this County. Mr. BitilWN.E, one of the present
Members,- declines. Mr. PoRTZ.IAN had rather
the startsof his opponent in.'canvassing J, but Mr.
BANKESi since his commencing his canvass, has been
very successful.
• Town- of PeoLE.—=,The present Members, .1111-
GEORPE GARLAND ,and Mr. JEFFERYS, are expeEted
to walk over the 'course.

be strongly-contested:*against
the PULTENEY interest. HomAi HARDY, Bart.
late Lord NELSON'S Captain, is one of the new Cali-
didates, with two others in the same interest.
. The Prince of WALES and the Duke of CLARENCE
are still upon their excursion They were met on
Sunday last at Catteric Bridge, by the.' Yeomanry
and Volunteer Corps. A
_collation was prepared,
.but the PRINCE did not stay to partake of it. They
proceeded' to Paisley Bridge, where they were met by
Lord DARLINGTON, with the Darlington
.Legion,
and escorted to his Lordship's seat. Great 'Prepara-
tions had been made for the reception of 'hit Royal
guests. The ,Paixccs have been: to Streatlow
astle, the seat of Lord,:STRATIMORE, where'they
viewed his .LOrdship's, stud.- There was a, great
throng of the neighbouring Gentlemen, and . people'
in general, ,to behold the sons. of their. beloved
Monarch.

The Royal Crown of En-land, which- has been
used by all the Sovereigns, since CHARLES I. has
lately undergone considerable repairs, and was
in the Tower on Tuesday, by Mr. GILBERT,
the Goldsmith. It is valued at 1,006,0001.
We hear with regret that,the .Chevalier. ACTON,
always the fast friend of the English interest at the
Court of Naples, has been obliged to, resign his
tuation of Prime Minister, and make way for-the
Marquis Ciacia,Lo.

7
G~ 1
London, England, 1806-10-25

&c. &c. &c.

Being, more Capital Prizes than- in former Lottc-
ries of 50,000 Tickets.—Read, this, .ye who have
negleeted-to entitle yourselves to Fortune's Favours,
bypurchasing Tickets or Shares. Very few remain
to be sold, and-if this opportunity is now n%leeted,
it cannot be offered again this year.
The next Day's Drawing will be Tuesday, Nov. 4.

. .
A writer of great knowledge and experience ..ob"
serves, " that at the spring and fall of the leaf, the
mortality is generally greater than in the other sea-
sons of the year," and with great truth; but many
are also sent to their long home by early inascre-
tiOns, which materially atfeEt them at these season,
either from injudicious treatment, or by not having,
recourse in due time 1.6 Medicine. 'lt is, however, „
a pleasing consolation.tO the afflided, to' refled that-
a Medicine of the first
.character isnow extant,. and,
which, if applied,..-xi dll • etieually relieve them and
restore theth again to' the blissful enjoyment of
health and happiness. This Medicine is the Cordial:
Bain Y. Gilead, Which has cured thousands in the
last stage of a Consumption, brought on. by this de-.
-straiive habit, and the proprietor, Dr. SdLOAON, of •
Liverpool,_ is rendering the rising generation a ser-
vice' of the first magnitude.
London, England, 1806-10-25

444R1.11.61)

I(tsteiday, at Camberwell, Mr. lohn nicker, of the Cus.
tom,House, to Miss.Rcbocca Havill, daughter of Thothas
Esq. of Camberwell.
Lately, Mr. lohli Taylor, of- Shoreditcti, to Miss Mary
Hartshornet ..datighter of Anthony Hartshorne, Esq. late of
cin Bow, Milesex.
On Tuesday last, at Stroud, Samuel Holder, aged 70, and
who has lost both liistegs many years, to-the widow or Isaac
Wildy, who was drowned in the Stroud Canal a- short time
sii%ce. The novelty of the match brought together a large
concourse or spetttators, at the heat'. ut (Vaunt wa, one of the'
old veteran's datighters, Wiriexpressed Ker disapprobation of
the alliance by ringing a sheep-bell; beating. a cannister, anti
other noisy implements, winch were. suspended to tAtZ:rent
parts or her body. The old Gentleman was conveyed to and
from church on, the shoulders of a' friend, who was occasion-
ally relieved, itillus arduous task, by the willing ellints of
the bride herself. I '

DIED.
Lately, at Ball's Bridge, near Dublin, after a few days
john ()inn, Esq.
On Thursday night last; at her house in Portpool-lane, at
an advanced age, Mrs. Richardson, baker.
.On the zotit inst. Mr. Sherbuni, of 'the Strand, Gold-
smith. - • • •, - •
• On-Monday morning, at Miss Hothain's house in Marlbo-
rough-buildings, Bdth, aged 76, Mrs. J. 8.. Mackwurat.
Pracd,-Sister to the late H. M. Pracd,'Esq. of Trevertion,
in the Comity of Cornwall, and aunt to William-Pared, Esq.
-of the same place..
•
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London, England, 1806-10-25

REMARKABLE TRIALS AT LANCASTER.
This-Day was publishM."Tirice is. 6t1......"

WHOLE of the REMA:RKABLE TRIALS
that were Tried at LA NICAS ER. ASS IZ,ES, before
Sir_ROBERT GRAHAM, Knight.
The unparalleled Crimes tried at these Assizes, as Rape,
Murder, ForgerY,-I.l6naturalPropeiAties, exceed-, any thing
of the - kind that has hitherto been known; and -alniost ex-
ceed belief.
Printed for I. Day, 2Z, Fetter-land, Fleet.street.
Where may be had, the•Triai of David Robertson, for an
unnatural Crime, -price is.'; Col. Passingbatn, fora Horrid
Conspiracy, is .; Col .Caulfield, Dennyss, and Jadis, ..for
COn..price 6d. each.
London, England, 1806-10-25

PICIIVALLINC;-OFFICE,

Oa. 23, tSoh.
rrliE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTU<ILLING
-IL HIS MA
.YEST}"s, NA Ydo hereby give Nctise, That Orr
Friday the 3sst of October Inst. Mr. Miller, their Agent at Pl
rmutb, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed sip )-,
fur srueh quantities of KI I. N. PRI ENG-Lis H. PE A SI, f
the best qualify, as the respective Dealers therein may think pro..
per to offer i; to be delivered in the space of One Month, free of
all charge and risk to His Maiesty, h-to His Majesty's Victualling
,Stores at that Port; and to be iaidjor by Bills, flyable, with in •
urea, ninety days after date.
N. B. No Proposal for a less quantity than Twenty..
Coarters will be attended to:
The Condition of the ContraSi may be seen at the Of ire of the
Agent Pia:taller at Plymorqaforesaid.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted inwords, at length,. or that shall not fe ddivered
to Mr.• Miller before One-o'clock on the said Friday 3 !sr
October inst. nor unless the Person who mates the Trader, or
osome
Peisoft'on his behalf, attends, to ornswer, wbcn called fon.
London, England, 1806-10-25

BIRTHS.

On Sunday last, at his in the City Road, the Lady'
,of Thomas lames Riley, Esq: of fa:: General Post-Oth:v,
of a Daughter.
On Tuesday last, at texden ?ark Douse, near Colches-
ter, the Lady of Captain Massey, or the Royal Artillery, of
a Son.
Thursday the gth-irist. at Belfast, the Lady of Captain
Courtney, 'or the Londonderry Militia, of a Son.
On Tuesday the i4th inst. at Bangor Castle, North of
Ireliuld, the Lady of the Right lion. C6166.,.1. Ward, 'Qf,a-
Son.
Lately, -at Stanmore, thelady or G. 1). ilArvey, Esq. of
a Son.
London, England, 1806-10-25

This Day was published,
Volume the Second, part the 1- irst, of

OASES of CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS
in the• Second Parliament of the United Kingdom,
begun and 'widen August 3t, 18oz.
By R. H. PECKW ELL, of Lincoln's-Intl, Esq.
' Barrister at Law. 4..

This Part includes the Cases of Middlesex. Nlidhurst,
Southwark, Durham, Nevi Windsor, Weymouth, and Mel-
coinbe Regis. -
London : Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for 1.
Butterworth, Fleet-street.
Of whom may be had,
Mr. Pzck well's First Volume,. price 135. boards.

This Day was published, .
in ()CLANG, price 8s in boards,
rir HE .CLIMATE of GREAT BRITAIN ; or,
j_ Remarks on the Change it has undergone, particularly
within the last fifty Years, accounting for the increasing, Hu-
midity, and consequent Clobdiness and Coldness of our
Springs and Simmers, with their. Mils on the Vi-getable
and Anim;ll-ERomy; including various Exporiments to as.
Caults or such Changes; interspersed with nu-
merous Phisiological Fads and Observations, illustrative of
the Process in Vegetation, and the Connection between the
Phmnornena of the Weather and the ProduCtions of Soil.
• _ By. JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq.
• London: Printed for C, and 'R. Baldwin, New Bridge..
',street.
London, England, 1806-12-17

punish the English Ministry for their culpable refusal
to give to the world, Which would be greatly adVan-
tageous and honourable to her, that peace for which
the world sighs.
" These are the noble thoughts, the generous pro-)
jeers that his Majesty confides to the Senate and to,
the Nation, the execution of which still requires, the
concurrence of every will. It is to ensure their rea-
lization that the conscription of 1807 is to be this
moment called for by you, Senators, in the same man-
ner as when, i months since, you called out the
conscription of 1806.

" This measure, as extraordinary as the present
circumstances of Europe, will produce the sameiand
still more happy effeas than the last year.

" The conscripts who have marched have aided in
the conquest of kingdoms—those who are going to
_follow them will assist in conquering peace.

" You will hasten for them the epoch of devotion
and of combat—they will hasten for their country
that of peace and gratitude. This is the Projet of
the Senatus Consulturn which his Majesty has ordered
to be laid before you."

The Senate referred the examination of the Pro-
jet, and the Report was made upon his Majesty's
Message, to a Committee, which bad been nomi-
nated during the Sitting, composed of the Senators
M. M. LACEPEDE, GARAT, BARTpELEMY,,VALENCE,
and PEREE.
London, England, 1806-12-17

ll()b4-E5'I'IC IlI2E~~INC;.

This Day was publislird, , price rs.
A NEW METHOD of 131tEWING Excellent
1 MALT LIQUOR 'in Quantities, for Domestic
Use. •

By J. RA\VLINSON.
Printed for I. lohnson, in St:Paul's Chuich-yard.

This Day was published •
In One Volume, Bvo, finely printed by Ballantyne, price
7.5..6d, in boards, the Second Edition of
.11]g0 ALLADS and LYRIC4I.4 PIECES ; cnnsigt-•
ing of Glentinlas, or, Lord Ronald's Coronach.
The Eve of St. (Wm. —Cadyow Castle:-1 he Grey Bro-
ther.,—Thomas. the Rhymer, Parts t, z, and 3. —The Fire
K ing. Frederick and Alice. The Wild I I untsmen. —War
S,,ng.—The Norman 1-forse-Shoe.—The Dying Bard.—The
Maid of Toro:—Ilelli;ellyn.

' ' . 13y WALTER, SCOTT, Esq. . •
,_.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, arid Orine, PaterrioS.
ter-row : andArcli:bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom m.ly be had, by the same Author;
r. The Lay of the. Last Minstrel. A Poem. the Fouith
Edition, price ros 6d. in boards.
2. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. The Third
-Edition, in' 3 vols. Bvo. price ii. its. 6d. in boards. ...
3. Sir Tristrim : alvlaric.il Rorriance of the Thirteenth
Century. By l'homas of Ercildnune, called the Rhymer.
The zd Edition, in one large vol. Bvo. price iss.
London, England, 1806-12-17

TO MR. SrILSBURY

•Sztt, triari.w, Aug.. 11., 1806.
IIE Writer, in June last, called op you with,
youti,.; .ours of the name of Unyokes, who haci a bad
leA, and to ,vitoin you gave a pint of your Drop;, ‘viuL;el has
nearly etneted a cure.

ti,ilowing Case his also occurred in ties t;eiglihottc,,
hood : - Janes Gy'iSon was in,,ulated-at ten ear, or.
half a year afterwards he was seizcit with a paii: in h•!it
suppoied for some time to be Rheum a,sin, (;riving
Pains; but"lt settledriii.diy in one leg, which swelln, amd.
rendered him incapack of walking. fie had, in four years,.,
eleven or twelve nleets, and thirteen pieces of bone weir‘
taken out. iinpaired,• and lie was constant-
ly carried about lie was supplied • with- i; . bottles- of
Sl'! LSBURrs PATENT ANTISCaIt.IiU I'lC Dkups,
which entirely Cured him. It is now three years since ; he
is grows tall,. healthy,. and works constantly as a 'Brick-.
layer.

Tne Bearer also recommended as a deserving objel for-
your excellent institution. She lives 32 miles front Lori.
don, and it nas been thought best to sent Ile. to Town, that
you 'nay see het,. • ..
Genui;le Patent Antiscorbutic Drops are sold in bot-.
tles Ot:ss.'osd. ros. and IL 2s. Duty included, at the Dispen-
sary, is, Soho-square, London. • •
To prevent cuunterfjts,.each..buttle is accompanied with
a black-ink attain!) ; and the cork, at the mouth of each bOt-
tle, sealed with reteWax.'. • • ,

DERSONAL (,::4,OI.NILINESS Improved in thellse
of two elegant, P reparations; lirst, The AR 0 M ATI C.
IVORY DE NITUFR IC E., so inlled frothits.admirable'ef—
teas on'therlieeft:.which, after a few application's, asSumrs'
the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their:
premiture decay, those decayed it .preserves from becoming
worse, fastenS such aS'are loose; and, by perseverance, ren.
ders thefoulest,Teetldtlicate," a'A (front its aromatic fra..'
grance) the breath perfectly sweet; it is also excecciing4
grateful to the palate..
Secondly, Plie" SP E, RMA CETI SO. which preserves
and renders the Skin soft,-Sniooth' awl delicate. The emol;
lient and healing properties of the Spermaceti are so generally:
known, as to render a comment on its virtues unnecessary,:
the Inventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to
accommodate Gentlemen Of tender skins, he has also formed
it into Shaving Cakes 'awl Shaving Powder, as the lather
made with it will scarcely %affect the eye. .
The above articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor,
by K. Johnston, Chemist;, is,Greek-street, Soho, London;
the Dentifrice at 2s. 9d. the Soap and powder is. 6d. each, •
Persons wishing to avail themselves of the great utility of
these articles, should be careful to have them genuine, by
observing his Name on the Label -affixed to each.
London, England, 1806-12-17

which he had st his banker's, in the hands, of
his-leather fatior, and some hidden in his closet.
He swore positively that he 'gave full and valu-
able' consideration to his mother for. the Ex--
chequer Bills in question, .in Bank-notes. But he •
could not refer to any particula dates or. Uum-
hers of the notes, he kept no books, nor any menio
randa of his money dealings, so as to trace his
bank-notes to the source and after undergoing a
very long and able cross-examination, by Mr. GAINKow, in the course of which he could not state any'
material particular as -to datee-or slim; and not pre
clueing any documeni from his bankers; faaors, or
others,
Lord ELLENBOROUGIi told the Jury there coula
scarcely be .a -doubt upon the Matter and a ver-
dia was immediately found for the:Plaintiff.

• BIRTHS.
On Stinday list, the. Lady of Edward Busk, Esq. of fohtt.
street, Bedford-row, Pit a Son. ,
The same day, at Southwood--House, near Ramsgate;
Lady of Charles B. Cotton, Esq. of a Son.
On Tuesday the gilt inst.. in sackville-street, Mrs. Gam
bier; of a Son.
On Sunday last, at -House,Ramridge Hants, the Lady of
John Hamiltbn, Esq. of the Island of Tobago, ut a Son, and-
eir.
The same day, Mrs. BeaUmont, of the "Theatre Royal;
Aberdeen, ofa Daughter.
•
London, England, 1806-12-17

OF

, .
.Yesterday,being the day after the first meeting.of
'the hew Parliament, the two Houses of Convoca-
tion for the Province of CanterbUry assembled, ac-,
cording to ancient custom; at the Chapter House
Of S't.. "Paul's cathedral. The Archbishop of CAN.:
TERBURY, the Bishops of BRISTOL, EXETER, and .
i.v Noßi cis, were the only Members of the Higher
House who attended ; those of
.the. Lower House
were more numerous. If this were a meeting for
:•real bpsiness, the Higher House would consist in-
deed of twenty-tWo Bishops, and the Lower of one
hundred and sixty-six
.Members, viz. twenty-tWo
,Deans, -twenty-four Prebendaries, fifty-four' Arch-
,deacons, and forty-four Clerks, the Representatives,
.or Pro&ors, of the Parochial Clergy.
From the Chapter House the two bodies went in
processiOn to the Cathedral, entering at the north
door. A sermon in the Latin language was there
•pieached, to them by the. Reverend the Dean of
Gloucester, Dr. Luxmotti.' On their return to the.
Chaptef,'Hoose, the two Houses separated, • the
ArchbiThop taking his seat at the head of a Tong'
table, and the Bishops at the sides, all in their scarlet
robes and hoods, the Archbishop's robe being
fOrred 'With:ermine, the Bishops' with miniver.--7
The Lower House were required by his Grace to '
chose their Prolocutor, who, being shortly after-
wards presented,„ addressed their Lordships in La-
tin, as did one of the Members accompanying him.;
to whom the Archbishop replied in the same lan-
guage. After some forms, the Assembly adjourned
slue die, as has been customary since the reign of.
QUEEN ANNE.
London, England, 1806-12-17

to '3 Sc etU Lieutenanti—Ccorges .inert Gent. vice Car.
pi. th AM.: Humphrey Huinpareys, Gent. vice H.
WuMU.d. iesigued.

•
BANK IttlP 7 S.
John Endall, late of Oven mon, Chipping-Norton, Oxford-
shire, carrier, so surienrier. Dec 29, 30, mid,' an. 27, at ele-
ven, at the White Hart. Inn, Chipping- Norton. Attor.
nits, Messrs. Mey rick and liroderip,Ked Lion-square, Lon-
- don ; or Messrs. Matthews and Corgan, Chipping-Nor-
ton.
loin\ Martin the younger, and Joseph Itussell, Liverpool,
,inerGliants dnd co-partners Jan 6,7,- sod 27, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, co-partners,
Attoriii,s, Mr.
Windie, lohn-street, Loudon ; or Mr. J.
Cukit, LiverpooL
john Siinpson, of the Peacock, Gray's Inn-lane, Middlesex,
victualler, Dec., 20, 2.3, at ten, and lath 27,, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Dyer's-burlilings, Hol-
• born.
jasepli Goodwin, Manchester, Cotton-nianufaeturer, Dec.
26, lan 6, and 27, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Nlanclies-
ter. Attoruies, Messrs. Clushyre and Walker, Man-
chester.

tiGilliam Haywood the elder, Marsden, Ydrkshire, cotton-
sinnher, Dec. 30, 31, and !an, 27, at eleven, at tile Talbot
lnn, liradford,Yerkshire. Attortues, Mr. 'Evans, Thavies
Inn, London ; ur Mr. Carr, Gotnersal, near Lzeds, York-
shire.

John Woodburne, Lancaster, druggist, Dec. 3s, at five, 31,
at eleven, and lan. 27, at dye, at the King's Arms, Lancas-
ter. Attornies, Mr.' Blakelock, Elm. court, Temple, Lon-
don ; or Mr: E. Atkiluon, Lancaster.
John Croker, Gosport; county of Southampton, ship-chand-
ler. Dec. 29, at one, 30, at eleven. and lait.'27, at one, at
the India Arms, Gospirt. Attorruzs, \lr. Boswell,
.Gosport ; or Messrs. Williams and Brooks,
I.ondon.
fames Milnes junior, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothier, lan.
2,3, and 27, at eleven, at tile Palace lim, Manchester.
Attornies, Mr. W. Partington, Manchester ; or Messrs.
Edmunds and Son, E xcliequer-0 ince of Pleas, Lincoln's-
Inn, London.
London, England, 1806-01-03

In the epidemic Fever which is so prevalent at'..
this time, the genuine James's Powder is found.to•
be particularly efficaciotts,as.it was in the Influenzas'
of 1782 and 1783. Eight or ten grains should be,
given on the first attack, and 'continued every six.
hours, for a day or two, if the Fever should not-
sooner, subside. In the menu time, the irritating
Cough may be allayed by a sea-spoonful of syrup-of
poppies, or by ten or fifteen drops of laudanum, As
occasion may require. The early use of this Fever.
Powder will not only effed a speedy cure, but will
prevent those dangerous and long-protraded diseases
which often arise from colds and-contagious dis-
orders, when negleaed, or injudiciously .trQated.
Married, at Sunbury, on Wednesday last, THO-
BIAS ALLAN; Esq. of Edinburgh, to Miss C. SniTn,
daughter of GEORGE SMITH, Esq. of Coniston.

SIIIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 1.

Passed by—th.e 'Minerva, Davidson, from Montserrat;
Lion, Young, from Jamaica; Eurydice, • Compton, from
Suynain ; Justitia, Janson,- twin Salve; and Columbus,
Holman, from Pillau.
Sailed—the Vruw Anna, Vangouer, for St; Michael's;
an the Alms, St.:liroder, for IlarriOrce.

BIRTH.
On Wedne'sday last, Mrs. Jackson, of NeW Broad-street,
of a Daughter: