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London, England, 1839-12-20

ELEGANT PRESENTS FOR THE SEASON.

THE POEMS of SPENSER. Edited by
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London.
London, England, 1839-12-20

LIFE DEPARTMENT.

While this Society enables a person to provide for his family
after his death, it also affords the power of making provision tsr
himself during life, by granting annuities, either immediate,
deferred, sr survivorship.
Every member assured for the whole term of life, whose
policy shall have existed three years, will bo entitled to a pro-
portional share of the quinquennial profits, which may be ap-
plied either by additions to their respective policies, er in re-
ductien of the premiums thereafter to become payable.
Assurers may pay their premiums in any way mist suitable
to their circumstances, either quarterly, half-yearly, sr an-
nually, and one-half the premium may, if required, remain on in-
terest at b per cent. for five years,
N.B.—A Committee of Directors, attended by a medical
officer, sit at tits Company's house every Tuesday, from
Twelve to Two o'clock, to grant Assurances,' but ono Director
is daily in attenslancis to render every facility to thissei to whom
despatch may be an object.
For the convenience of those residing in the western diArict
of London and its vicinity, assurances may be either effec
or reneweal with Mr. Joseph Strother, Agent, 3, Hort
street, Kensington. J. T. CLEMENT, Abtuary
London, England, 1839-10-12

CHANGES.

Lord and Lady Montagu, and the Hon. Miss Montagu,
at Beaulieu Lodge, in the New Forest; Lord Forester at
Willey Park ; the Earl of Orford, at Brampton Park ;
Lord Eastnor, at Eastnor Castle; Sir Robert Price,
Bart., M.P., at Horley Court; Mr. and Lady Emily
Foley, at Stoke Edith Park, Hereford.
London, England, 1839-10-12

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We know nothing of the imputations cast on the wife
of a Correspondent, who writes from Bridge.road,
Lambeth, and therefore cannot insert a letter on the sub-
ject addressed to another paper.
The kind communication from Birmingham, respecting
the price of spirits, shall be immediately attended to.
A Constant Reader" had better apply at the Admiralty,
or at the receiving ship for volunteers for the Navy.

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DEPARTURES.

Sir Henry Farrington, Bart., for Gosford House, Devon ;
Lord and Lady Bridport, and the Hon. Misses Hood ; for
Cricket House, near Chard ; Col. Smith, Royal Horse
Guards, and Lieutenant. Wells, 2d Life Guards, in the Bril-
liant yacht, for the Mediterranean ; the Hon. Thos. and
Lady Emma de Vesey, for Abbeyleix, Queen's County;
the Hon. Mrs. Collingwood, for Dover ; Sir Thomas
Munro, Bart., for Weddon ; The Earl and Countess of
Kinnoul, for Kingston ; Mr. and Mrs. Adnan Hope, from
Carlton-Gardens; Captain and Mrs. Calvert, for Paris;
Vice-Admiral Adam Drummond and family, for Brussels;
Lord Thomas and Lady Sophia Cecil, for the Marquis of
Exeter's, at Burghley House; Lord and Lady Galloway,
on a visit to Mr. Geo. and Lady Louisa Finch, at Burley..
on. the• Hill, Rutland.
London, England, 1839-10-12

LONDON :
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1839.

The Moniteur of yesterday, just received by ex-
traordinary express from Paris, brings the follow-
Lig telegraphic despatch from Madrid, announcing
the confirmation of the fueros of the Basque Pro-
vinces by the Spanish Cortes. The intelligence is
at this moment equally gratifying and important :
MADRID, OCT. 7.— BAYONNE, OCT. 10.
THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO THE MINISTER
London, England, 1839-10-12

ROYAL SURREY THEATRE.
Immense Combination of Talent.
The Proprielor has engaged Messrs. Butler, Elton, and Dow-
ton, for a limited number of Nights.
THIS EVENING, OCT. 12,
Will be presented Shakspeare's Historical Play of
HENRY THE FOURTH.
Hotspur, Mr. Butler ; Prince of Wales, Mr. Elton ; Falstaff,
Mr. Dowten; Lady Percy, Mrs. Henry Vining.
After which, the laughable Farce of
MONSIEUR TONSON.
Monsieur Morblieu, Mr. T. P. Cooke.
To conclude with the new and original Nautical Drama, called
ARMSTRONG, THE SHIPWRIGHT.
Reuben Armstrong, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Abel Armstrong,
Mr. E. F. Saville; Annis Mildred, Mrs. H. Vining;
Bona, Miss Martin.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Movning...... 9 minutes atter 5 1 Evening 51 minutes atter S.
London, England, 1839-10-12

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

JOHN GEORGE CROMARTIE, master mariner, Att-
gusta-place, Deptford Lower-road.
JAMES DAVIES, victualler, Tipton, Staffordshire.
BANKRUPTCY SPERSEDED.
CHARLES JACKSON, silk-throwster, Macclesfield.
BANKRUPTS.

THOMAS MANNERS, oilman, Lambeth-walk, Surrey,
to su; render, Oct. 22 and Nov. 22, at twelve, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Cannan, Finsbury-square, official assignee ; Lake.
and Curtis, Basinghall-street.
BARTON KEWELL, Staffordshire warehouseman, Vaux—
hall-bridge-road, Oct. 23, at two, and Nov. 22, at eleven, a!
the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, Basinghail-street, official
assignee; Bennett and Paul, Size-lane.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT and JOHN ALLEN,
corn-factors,
Wakefield, Oct. 21, and Nov. 22, at one, at the Sessions
house, Wakefield. Adlington, Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett,
Bedford-row, London ; Taylor and Westmorland, 'Wakefield•
RICHARD DALBY, miller, Great Malvern, Worcester-
shile, Oct. 19, and Nov. 22, at twelve, at the offices of Mr.
Cresswell, Worcester. Gatty and Turner, Red Lion-square,
London; Creswell, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS.

At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street.
J. Vaughan, oilman, Pratt-street, Lambeth, Nov. 1, at
eleven.
A. J. Kopsch, silk-merchant, Crown-court, Old Broadf
street, London, Nov. 4, at half-past twelve.
In the Country.
T. C. Perritt, money scrivener, Kingston-upon-Hull, Nov.
12, at twelve, at the Kingston Hotel, Kingston-upon-Hull,
J. Newton, cotton dealer, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire,
Nov. fo, at one, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester.
T. Shipway, clothier, Stroud, Gloucestershire, Nov. 5, at
one, at the George Hotel, Stroud.
J. Chapman, victualler, Wisbech St. Peter's, Isle of.
Cambridgeshire, Nov. 6, at twelve, at the Globe Inn, King t
Lynn.
S. and F. Burstall, merchants. Kingston-upon-Mill, Nov'
13, at twelve, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
W Henderson, iron-master, Westbromwich, Staffordshire,
Nov. 1, at two, at Dee's Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
W. Franklin, sail-maker, Liverpool, Nov. 13, at two, at the
Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool.:
CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 1.
J. Gascoigne, builder, Sheffield.
T. Pitt, merchant, Little Yarmouth, Suffolk.
W. H. Jones, letter-press-printer, Manchester.
H. Nelson, warehouseman, Watling-street, London.
T. Hudson, drysalter, Lime-street, London.
J. Wartnaby, ship-broker, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street
London.
London, England, 1839-10-12

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, FRIDA Y.—Their Serene Highnesses Prince
Ernest and Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg Gotha,
attended by Count Kalowrath and Baron Alvinsleben,
arrived about seven o'clock last evening on a visit to
her Majesty.
The Queen, the Duchess of Kent, and the Princes
Ernest and Albert, rode out on horseback to-day into
the Great Park, attended by nearly all the visitors at
the Castle, either on horseback or in open carriages.
Among the equestrian party were Lady Charlotte
Dundas, Baroness Lehzen, Miss Quentin, the Mar-
quis of Normanby, Earl Granville, Viscount Mel-
bourne, Viscount Falkland, Honourable Colonel Grey,
Hon. Wm. Temple, Earl of Surrey, Hon. G. Byng,
Hon. C. A. Murray, and Sir IN m. Lumley, Viscount
Palmerston, Lord Alfred Paget, Count Kalowrath and
Baron Alvinsleben quickly followed. In the pony
phaeton were the Countess of Sandwich, Hon. Miss
Cocks, Hon. Miss Paget, and the Hon. Mrs. George
Campbell.
Baron Brunow left the Castle to-day.
The Hon. Miss Pitt is expected to arrive to-day at
the Castle on a visit to her Majesty.
Her Majesty has a dinner party this evening, and the
following were the guests expected :—Her Royal High-
ness the Duchess of Kent, their Serene Highnesses
Prince Ernest and Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg Go-
tha, the Marchioness of Clanricarde, Marquis of Nor-
manby, Earl and Countess Granville, Earl of Uxbridge,
Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Hon. W.
Temple, Hon. Miss Pitt, Lord Alfred Paget, Countess
of Sandwich, Lady C. Dundas, Hon. Miss Paget, Hon.
Miss Cocks, Hon. Mrs. Campbell, Baroness Lehzen,
Viscount Falkland,: Count Kalowrath, Baron Alvinsle-
ben, Earl of Surrey, Hon. G. Byng, Hon. C. A. Mur-
ray, Sir W. Lumley, and Hon. Colonel Grey.
Her Majesty's private Band will attend in the Music-
room at the Castle. The Queen will also have an
evening party, and among the visitors expected are the
Countess of Uxbridge, Ladies Eleonora and Constance
Paget, Lady C. Barrington, and Lord Paget.

The Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na-
tional Debt held a meeting yesterday at the Treasury.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the Deputy Go-
vernor of the Bank of England were present. Mr.
Higham, Secretary to the Commissioners, was also in
attendance.

Viscount Palmerston left town on Thursday afternoon
on his return to Windsor Castle.

Dispatches were sent off last evening from the Colo-
nial Office for Governor Doherty at Sierra Leone, and
also for the Governor of St. Helena.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE,

ARRIVALS.

Lady Charlotte Copley, from Sprotborough Hall ; Sir
William Curtis from Ramsgate; Col. Hugh Dawson, from
Paris; Sir William Johnstone, K. C. 8., from Cowes ;
Lord and Lady Langdale; Sir J. Rae Reid, in Pall-mall;
the Hon. Geo. Chappel Horton, in Wilton-street ; Cap-
tain Orde, from Lisbon ; Sir Charles Scudamore, M.D.,
in Wimpole-street, from Buxton. _
London, England, 1839-10-12

IRELAND.

The Irish papers are destitute of much general in-
terest. The .Mail, we see, cannot now help discharging
a little of its gall on the head of the Lord Lieutenant,
to whom coaxing words and significant hints have
before been chiefly applied. This journal now ventures
on reading a homily to his Excellency for not frowning
on the Trades' Union.
At a meeting of the National Trades' Political
Union last Tuesday the following reply to an Address
by that body was read by the Secretary :
" Crawfordshurn, Oct. 7,1839.
" Sir,—l take the earliest opportunity of acknow-
ledging the receipt of the Address of the National
Trades' Political Union, which came to my hands yes-
terday evening.
" I shall prepare my reply as speedily as possible ;
but considering the importance of the subject noticed
in the Address, I trust the Trades will not consider
that I am guilty of any disrespect in the delay of my
answer.

" In the meantime, permit me to offer my acknow-
ledgments for the kind terms in which my late endea-
vours to protect the poor man's interests are alluded to
in the Address.

" I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant,
id WILLIAM S. CRAWFORD.
" Mr. James Martin."

CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.--The Limerick Chronicle
of Saturday contains a report of an investigation before
the Mayor and other Magistrates of that town, into a
case which has excited some sensation. Last week it
was announced that a.nefarious conspiracy had come to
light, the object of which was to murder a Mr. Hol-
land, a respectable solicitor, residing in Limerick, and
to plunder his house. Two apprenticed servants were
said to be the instruments of this design, which was to
be effected by the aid of some of their relatives, who
Ihad come from a remote part of Ireland to perpetrate
the foul deed. It was even stated that the assassins
h
had proceeded in a body to put their horrid purpose
into execution, but found the intended victim's
bedroom-door bolted against their approach, and
were thus happily baffled of their prey. In short,
a more perfect ground-work for a Ribbon plot has
not been laid before the admiring public for many a
day. The young culprits were committed to prison,
and Mr. Holland being known for a " serious attorney,"
of high Conservative notions, our constitutional scribes
" leaned on their elbows watching time," which pro-
mised to unravel such a mystery of iniquity as they
should not fail to turn to the account of their party.
The day of hearing at length arrived ; but when the
public were admitted, to ! the parties had changed
places. The children appeared as prosecutors, and the
pious attorney, with his exemplary lady, stood charged
with cruelties at which nature shudders. The adult
agents in the conspiracy, who are said to have wound
with noisless foot up the stairs, and stood breathless at
the door of the sleeping victims, were nowhere to be
seen or heard of ; they had " made themselves air."
And, worse than all, the impossibility was demonstra-
ted to the world of implicating either priest or Ribbon-
man in the dark transaction ; for all the parties were
proved to be Protestants.
London, England, 1839-10-12

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

OCT. 6th, 10 A.M.—Owen Glendwr cutter, Earl of
Desart, from Gibraltar and Ireland. Fresh breeze
N.E., and fine.

10th, 7 A.m.—Witch cutter, John Hambrough, Esq.,
From Rotterdam. Fresh breeze W.S.W.

9 A.M.—Amulet cutter, John Meiklam, Esq., from
he Coast of France.
SAILINGS.

OCT. 4th, 11 A.M.—Miranda schooner, Alexander
Turray, Esq., M.P., for Portsmouth, to lay up for the
season.

ith, 11 30 A.M.—Brilliant schooner, G. H. Ackers,
Esq., for Plymouth, Lisbon, and Gibraltar ; Owen
Glendwr cutter, Earl of Desart, on a cruise to the
Westward ; Gem cutter, E. N. Harvey, Esq., for
Plymouth. Light breeze E.S.E., and fine.
London, England, 1839-10-12

THE SUN, LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER l2. 1839.

It has beer t, .ahuldy shown in the Theory of
Money, that kg imoney naturally is the creditor of
commodities, its increase, being an increase of their
debt, cannot ,enable them permanently to enforce a
higher pric and that the mere attempt, by in-
ducing fur th,Qee production, will only draw down
ultimately still slower prices. If, therefore, the in-
creased 11ntit
,of money does not necessarily raise
t
prices • natural level of supply and de-
mand - is it necessary to check the issue of it ?
4
4Va
why ire
above
London, England, 1839-10-12

MISCELLANEOUS.

4,810 Edin. and Gila. Un. eanalso/. sh. all pd JO4
Ditto Allocated 961. sh. all pd 474
5,400 5 per cent. Edinb. Joint Steck Water 251. eh. all pd
Carron Iron Company ...2501. sh. all pd 44/,
`4ooosh 15 per cent. Shotts Iron Founder/ 501.8 h 481. pd M 4,
iO,OOO 3 per MAL Edinburgh & Leith Glass 201. ah. 164 pd er,
4,500 10 per cent. Edinburgh Coal Gas 251. sh, all pd .50/.
4450 ;0 per cent. Glasgow Gas ;,51. sh. all pd f. 04,
750 7a per cent. Leith Coal Gas 201.8 h. all pd
„... ..... Edinburgh and Dalkeith elai`wayso/. sh :14
?,,010 5 Per cent. table I.nall sh. ;Ks 9.. 1 !/1

GLASGOW AND PAISLEY RAILWAY.—The
above railway is getting on very rapid!y, already a great
part of the line i 3 in a forward state. A number of
houses in Tradeston arc at present taking down to make
way for the depot, and there are likewise several bridges
building across the streets. Tradostoi is in a compete
stir, and when this line of railway is finished it will
materially enhance the value of property both in
Glasgow and Paisley,—Glasgow Chronicle.
London, England, 1839-10-12

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOW-STREET. •
Mr. James Bronterre O'Brien waited on Mr. Twy-
ford to put two questions to him respecting the manner
he was treated by the police at the station-house, ON
Saturday last, when he was taken into custody on a
Bench warrant.
Mr. TWYFORD inquired if the complaint ti as against
the conduct of the police in general, or agaiwst A
London, England, 1839-10-12

E V 141,N I NG- VDITION.

GUILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.)

A PROMISING YOUTH.--A boy, about 16 years of
age, named George Kennedy, was brought up under the
following circumstances :
James Quelch, of the Cock Tavern, Fleet-street,
stated that last night the prisoner came to the house
and got two bottles of porter in the name of his master,
who is a Special Pleader in the Temple. He came a
second time for a bottle of sherry, and a third time for a
bottle of port, and then for another bottle of sherry.
Some suspicion having been excited, he was watched
to a house of ill fame, where it was ascertained he had
been treating some girls. A week ago he borrowed
53. 6d., stating that it was to pay for a parcel from the
country.
The prisoner said he was very sorry, and promised
to Pay the amount, which is about a guinea.
Mr. Alderman HARMER remanded him, in order to
give an opportunity to his master to attend.
Stephen Jenkins was charged with having stolen 501.,
the property of Mr. Thomas George Skelton, of 47,
High-street, Islington.
It appeared that on the 4th of October Mr. Shelton
told the prisoner to take a parcel, which was directed
for Davis and Wilson, Nottingham, to the Bull and
Mouth Coach-office, in:order that it might be sent by the
mail. He was told to be careful, as it contained money
to the amount of 501. in addition to a quantity of hose.
The parcel reached its destination minus the 501.,
which the prisoner yesterday acknowledged having t aken
kid restored 291.

He was remanded, in order to procure the attend•
•nce of the parties from Nottingham.

ATTON-GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.

DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF NIGHT CHARGES
---The decrease which has taken place in the number
of night charges is very remarkable. The whole of the
night charges, and the only day charge which, up to
that time bad been brought in, were disposod of this
morning before twelve o'clock, and the Magistrates had
to wait a considerable time without being engaged, un-
til the remanded cases were ready.
London, England, 1806-07-19

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

July 17, 1806.
•
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLIAG
HIS MAJESTY 'r NAT'Y do hereby give Notice,' That
on Tuesday the 29th inst. Mr. Reeky, thilr at Ports.
mouth, will be ready to receive Tenders, in\ writing, staled
up, for such Quantities of KILN-DRIED PEASE as 'the.
Deis4rs,therein may think proper to offer ; to be delivered into the•
Pit7ualling Stores at that Port, in the space of one Month from
the date of the,Contrati ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable,
with interest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contra, may be seen at the Office of the
.Agent aforesaid.

No regard will It had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall net be delivered to
Mr: Reeks before Twelve o'clock on the said Tuesday the 29rh
instant,' nor unless the Person who makes the Tender , or swat
Perton on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called fpr.

For DISORDERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIHGT,
DEFECT of HEARING, 4cc.
THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF.

AS a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Rechab Thorn, of
I tchen-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. 1805, to the
Proprietors as follows :
F '• I am now 74 years old, and can see' to read with common
glasses, and my memory is as good as when I was only rB.
In July 1776 (29 years ago? I was seiiedwith a dreadful gid-
diness in my head. My Do&or gate rile various Medlcints ;
they did me no good. He admitted this, and candidly ad-
vised the use of your Cephalic Snuff. I took it, and in a few
weeks was much better. After this I took it more freely,
and in six weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and So have
continued to this day, by constantly using your invaluable
Remedy."
It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Warehouse
for Dr. James's Powder, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard,
,Lon-
don ; and B. C. Collins, Salisbury ; and none is genuine
unless the words " F. Newbery, 45, St. Paul's," be engrav-
ed on the Stamp. '
London, England, 1806-07-19

r.
HE DIRECTO- 13zi . ors
.the ALBION' FIRE
and 1.1 i kANCE COMPANY trust .that
thesartingemeras adopted by thiv—Estaiflisiuent, both with
respect to Iti,urai.ces nom Fire and on Lives, will be found
in a high degree to naserve the puhlii consideration,
Primal Propcislils are'rielivered, tree of exfience, at the
Office; b) which it will appear, among other advantages,
that no charge for P,oliciets, or Indorsements ,• that a
large and unprecedented Costunission is allowed on Life In-
iiirance ; that Lift. I nsurances.ath not attended with admis.
'Sion fees, nor with any responsibility.-onthe part of the Per-
son insuring, to make good the losses of others ; and that a
riedutAimi is made oil the Premiums of Fire Insurances out of
Lonoon, effected at tile Company's principal Office, of no
•ii nor. fourth for isingle years, and of nearly one-half
for_soteo.years. .
Fire insinanees on Property in the West India and Lon.
`don .11ocks are undertaken, generally, at 3s. per Cent. per
Aim. ' • it localised, at 2s. per Cent. per Atm. ; and at suit:.
Able Premiums for short periods.
Attendance daily, from Nine to Four.
By order of the Board,
WARNER PHIPPS, Sec.
London, England, 1806-07-19

ARMY AND NAVY eQUIPAGE*.

'THE PATENT CAMP•• BEDSTEADS, Furth-
* ture, M amasses, and Bedding complete, are very, resped-
tully recirtnulended to Gentlemen,-as being the.most portable
and superior to any others made 'in London ; Marquees,
Tents, ' Tables and Chairs, on improved .principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs for on Board Ship;_ Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent lirass-screw Bedsteads, for Last
mit West and.all Foreign Climates,.at
M.ORG AN and SAN DERS's
Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street; Strand.
Morgan and, Sanders's New-invented imperial Dining
ables, ailoweiVto be the most complete and-Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but teh inches deep.
N. B. be Fashionable Sofa_Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse.

SURREY, HAMPSHIRE, KENT, 01A. SUSSEX.
it /ANTED to Hire or Buy, a large FAMILY
• V V. P LACE,: with LAND, in the Southern or Middle
Parr of SURREY, the Eastern Part of Hampshire, the
,WiesternPart Or KENT, or the Northern or Western Part a
syssa.
Addras to 'A. B. at Messrs. Nornavilie and Fell's, Book•
sellers, New Bond.fitreet.
London, England, 1806-07-19

CO RN ETCY.

ACORNET will
.resign his CORNETCY in fa-
tour of any Young Gentleman (+v K. can be prwerly
recommended, and is in every deg'ree cpialitied tor such), for
the Sum of Three Hundred Guineas.
Letters addressed (post-paid) to Cornet P. No. 30, Ta-
*istock.-street, Covent garden, London,- will he duly at-
tended to.
London, England, 1806-05-14

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN.

HAVING seen au Advertisement of the Direc-
tors nu the kick Lice insurx,ce Office, respecting
the above Plan, I presume they could not have• read time
Pros ettus when they pade-tne itesolutton whe.h thc
published, and, of could know nothing about it—as
they truly state..
I .thvelore request they will read the Prospedus, and then,
if they think proper, inform the Pubic what ernmemon the
one Plan bas:with die other,. which should make it incum-
bent on me t, explain it to*thern, and,to state the grounds on
which they have thus interter.d. W. LUDLAM.
rs, Welbeck-street, Cavendish:
square,' 13th May, 006. •
• P. S.. The Advertisement alluded to is,
." ROCK LI FE INSURANCE COMPAIIY.—The
court, D redols think it incumbent on them to give no-
t nat they had no knowledge of the Plan for establish:
ing a So 'ety, under the title of the • Philanthropic Annuity
t)tfic,' ~ntil they saw the Circular Letter; and, Public Ad-
v'erti.,einents, announcing; the same, and that they have no
n et:on•i herewith. By Order of the Court of DireciNS.,
‘‘ May 2, 1806." F N• , Aduar, ."

WARRANTED UN tiRAW,N.
.\v-IFT and Co, No. t 1, Poultry, are selling the
L) TICK h and SHARES of the present Lottery, war-
tindrawn.
E X 1' SATURDAY wilt be the S&;ond Day of Dritv-
irg.

The following is' the State of the
,Wheel.
- Prize of . 435,90, - • is - z(,or,
2 • •
- - 2o;o0o 40,000
2 10,000 •
.. 20,000
2 - • sOOO 10,000
boo - Seeo
5,0 - - - Sooo
Wi;h tl,e full proportionof•tool. 5-1. .and 211. Prizes.
London, England, 1806-05-14

MARRIED

On Monday, Mr: 'John- S. Brickwood, of the Brewery
Walthamstow, Essex, to Ann, third daughter of the late
Young Green, Esq. of Pool, Dorset.
'An Monday, at. "funbridge' Miss Hammond, of Deal, to
S. 1-I.'llutehinson, Esq. of the sad Regiment.
Yesterday, at Camberwell, W.m. Curteis, jun., Esq. to
Miss Hains, of Blackheath.
London, England, 1806-05-14

NEW MEDICINE ACT

"LI NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
• Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. I.ones's
Powder and other Valuable Preparations, inforin the
that in'conscquence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price ,ot
that Medicine will be- in future. as 9d. per Packet, or
11. Ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity ~f a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Nitvy) may be had
for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the. Co-
mmissioners, for Newbery's separate use, in which the
words, " F. Newbeey, No. 45,, St. Paul's," are engraved,
and as it is presumed that ,this will be a sufficient 5e,..0 ity.
against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels Will be
discontinued_ _

The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the
first 'twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed;
.but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al-
lowed the Stamps gratis.
s. • d _
r. fames's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9
Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Anakeptic Pills - 4 6 Pills 4. 0
Do. large'Box z 4 o' Frcalte'sTinO.of Bark 4 o
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z• 6 Dr.-Huxham,s ditto 2 o
Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 Tonic Pills -
.- 2 -9
Ditto Nitre Drops 6 English CL'offee - 2 9
Do. Camomile Drops t 9 . Dr. Hooper's Pills t '6
Do. Paregoric Lozenges t t Grant's Drops -
Angibaud's Blois ditto t ii.lnglish's Scots Pills ;
EssenceotColtsfoot • • 3 6 Henry's M ignesia 6
Mr. S pence's Dentifrice o Norton's Drops - s 6
• Cephalic Snuff* •- o 9 Spilsbury's Drops s 6
lones's ltheuni. Md.. 3 b Dr. 'Solandtr's Tea '2
9
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's Tineture ; ti
Essence of Peppermint t ti Do. Tolu Lozenges t xi
Glass's-Magnesia • - 3-6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6
N. B. As many Poisons,. particularly Messengers, tnis
takb the I Louse ,of Messrs. Newbery, they think it necessary,
to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tour
Doors from Cheapsicle, with these words inscribed on the
Front " THE • ONLY 'SVAREHO'USL fOR
JAN4ES's VOWDER."

S.
London, England, 1806-05-14

'f HE ARMY AND DtAIARS

HE ARMY and DEALERS in general in the
-L. MIL. TANN ACCOU FREMENT line may besup-
plied with every Article in. the above line full to per Cent.
cheaper than at any other pliice in England, at the Duke of
'York's. Old Established Manufaelory, No. 8, Gardeners'.
Line, 103 g-street, Westiniulter, where every attention will
be paid. to Orders. • •
N.B. Also strong Military Shoes as law aS ss. 6th ss. 91.
ancf6s. per pair; bast Overalls mad,: at ss. 6A. Trowscrs 55.
Tufts for Heady-stoney only.
London, England, 1806-05-14

LANDED ESTATE.

A. GENTLEMAN is desirous Of investing a
Scut of Money in a Landed Purchase, to the extent
of flool. per ann. or in one of less annual amount. A pplica.
Con by letter, in the first instance, from Principals, is re-
Altureil, stating the outline anclextent. of the -Proposal. Or
Shy Person entitled to the absolute Reversion of a Lauded
Estatt...on the dean) of,the present Possessor (if not under 6.
Ye4rs of age) may be treated with by the same PersOn for.
the purchase of his Interest in it, or a pail of it, on a fair
calculation.
post-paid., to C. El, No. 17, OXendon-street,
RaY-raarket.

'FOR FURNISHING HOUSES.
SEVERAL NEW INVENTIONS ,and Excel-
letit Improvements in the Article of Cabinet arid Up.
holstery F U RN I T U RE ,1w the Proprietor of the Patents,
at the Original House, BUTLER's Manufalory, Nos.. 13,
ba" 14, Catherine-street, Strand. Patent Dining Tables and
Jaedsteads,Sola-bects, Chair-beds, &c.' graciously patronized
.I.?„Y the King, Queen, and Royal Family, the Nobility, and
;p'itry. Thee articles are highly approved in the East and-
west Indies and various Fordo Parts. Window, Curtains,
Drawing-room and Parlour Chairs, Side. boards, &c. &c. in
a variety of elegant and fashionable designs ;the.Patent Bed-
steads having brass screws and joints are fixed- without the
use oftools, tacks, or nails, in putting on the Furniture.
Every other Article in the Cabinet and Upholstery Branch,
all made on the mbst approved plans, and for. Exportation ;
Army and Navy Patent:Beds, Tables, and Chairs, on a very
Curious and improved Principle Musquito'Nett Sofa-beds,
r Climates.
p, N.B. Feathers peculiarly well seasoned always ready, at
R's Warehouse, 13 and 14, Catherine:street, striiiid.
• Le Partigularin tile Name. . •

0

•..
London, England, 1806-07-21

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE NtONEY.

To the Officers and Compally of His Majesty's Armed' De?
fence Shipindefatigahle; tor the kecaptute of the Mel..
cowbe, on the .2tSt June, Thor; the salvage thereof, at No.,
2S, high-street, Portsmoutht for three years to come.
To the dicers and. Company of His Majesty's Ship Ton,
Dant, for the Capture of the Coffee, Boom, and 111aasluys,
on the :.ct ,and 4th tune, 1803, ; their respet4.li,ve portions:of
the-said Prizes, On the 23d by Messrs. Poulain and
, Keys, No. 3, Salters' Hall, Cannon-street, and every Mon-
day and Thursday for tine: years:
To the Officers and Company of. His Majesty's C.un-brigs
Watchful, for the Capture of the French Gun-boat No. 337,
oq the 29th January, 1805 (in, company with the Harpy and
1 mmortalite), ,the. net proceeds thereof, including head-mo-
ney, on the 25-th Inst.. at No. 14, Clement's Inn, and log
three months. •

To the Officers and Crews of HiS Majesty's Ships Sea.;
horse,' Wolverine, Aggressor and. Censor Gun-brigs, arid,
Swift hired Armed Cutter, for the Capture of the, Prussian
Brigs Vennerne and Elizabeth, on the i ith an:l tzth days of
Aug. 180 r, the net proceeds, on' the 6th of Atiost, and every
IVednesday and Saturday for three years, at March's Office,
Gosport.- . •• • -. •
To the Officers and Seamen of His Majesty's Ship ViClory-,.
Kent, Renown, Belleisle, Triumph, arid Stately, far the.
Capture of the French !trig Titus, -and of the Ragusan Brig
Madonna del Rosario, in the Mediterranean, on the Bth• I tkly,•
awl, their respective shares of the said Captures, on the
3oth irist. and every Tuesday and• Friday for three years, at
No, 23, Nottolk-street, Strand. - .•
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Brig Gan-
net, for_the Capture of the Ship Fattor, rat the 25111 May, on the Ist August, at Angove's Office, Falmouth
;
and fur "three years to come.
To the Officers and Company of the Tribune, for-the Cap-
ture of the Cazuafidad and Rioxana on the rat January, i 805,,
on board the Ship, on her arrival at Spithead ; and every
Monday' and Thursday, at No. 28, High-street, Portsmouth,
• for three months.

Calais haslately been bombarded by our Cruizers
on that station., It appears that while Commodore
OwErr was examining some vessels which had ran
within the French shore, he was fired on from Ca.'
lais ; on which, it is added, he sent in a, Flag of
Truce, declaring that he had been restrained, by con-
siderations of humanity from firing on the town, but
that should they persist in their wanton attempts to
annoy him, lip shouldbe compelled to retaliate. Our-
. Correspondent at Dover continues to observe, that
an insulting answer having been returned, the Com-
modore ordered two Gun-brigs. to play upon the town
'for eight; hours, and that a great part of it was in.
consequence reduced to.ruins.
We' are strongly, inclined to,,doubt the truth of the
Above statement : our letters' from Deal and Dover
are silent upon the sOjed,
London, England, 1806-07-21

By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, M. P.

Printed for I. Hatchard, Book Seller to Her Majesty, tgo,
'Piccadilly.
N. B This Pamphlet is a re-publication, with consider-,
Able Additions, of the. Brief Examination. whited Ia 1759..
The Accounts are brought down to the present Time.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price is. 6d.
Observations'on the Poor Laws, 'and the Niaaagement of the

•
- • •ThiS Day was piahlislied..price
NAEASURES-AS. WELL AS MEN • or, Th 6
,A V 1 i'r6ent mu t'. Future Into'.-sts Gre.it Britain; with a-
Plan for renderinK us a' M atria►-,;s well as a Con) inerctal Peo-
ple, and pr,yiding:a Military- Force acLquate to the Exigen-
cies of the Empire, and the Security ot. tile United kung-
dom.

LINCOLNSHIRE. -•
.VALUABLE •.E-STATE, in RICH FEEDNIG LAND,
. near SPALDI NG and-BOS TON.-.
• TO B 1 SOLD. BY AUCTION, „ • "
• By PETER. COXE,•
At Garraway's
,Change-alley •• LondOn, on
ThurSday the r4th August, at TwelVe o'Clock,' in One
Lot, unless, previously disposed of by Private Contract,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD .ESTATE rich
FEEDING LAND, in the Partshes of VVlniplode 'and
llolbeach„ ei4ht Miles irons Spalding, twelve from Boston,
four frimi flolbeacit, twelie from Wisbeach, all good Market
Towns,• and • one hundred Miles from London ; consisting; of
the Manor, or reputed. Manor,' of Littlebury, with sundry
„Farms, in a Ring,tetice, lett on short. Leases,. Which expire
at, Lady-day, t.,08, at present July Rents, amounting to 2057).
per annum; arki greatly improvable. The Land-tax
is Ncle,ined ; the. -Roads are good ; the Estate is in a dry
Country, not hank to Floods, near a navigable 'River, which
.cominim,,:ates, 'at a*ion distance, with the Ge.rtusn-Qcelin.
To be view,d hyleave ot the Tenants., on application to
Messrs. Foster and Bonner, Spalding, who- will shew the
Estate; of wlioni printed Partici!l irs may he had ; as well
'as of MeSsrs.'NicirolsOn and .Upton. arid of Mr. onath,n
Teal; of Leeds; .or Messrs. Foster; Cooke, and Frere, Lin-
coln's-Inn, London; of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, Throgmorton-
street, with all of!whom Plans of the Estates may be seen.
Particulars may be also had at Lloyd's and Garraway's.

,
A T the Cheapest and Best 1-Idsiery Warehouse
la., in the Kingdom, between Castle and Oldßound Court,
nearly opposite York-buildings, N0.,434, Strand, the greatest
Bargains are now selling ; consisting 01 Men's brown Cotton
for Boots, at only ts. bd. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's
stout Cotton is 6(1. worth 6d. ; line 2S. 9l ; extra su-
per 3s 9d. worth Ss..; stout black and white Silk 6s. 3,1.
with laced clocks 75. •6d. ; extra good tot 6d. A variety
of Patent Angola 'apse, warrantA not to shrink, from zs; yd.
to the best qualitj-; stout worsted is. 3d. ; tine zs. ; super-
tine 6d. ; Silk Mitts as, 6.1 ; a curious, Article in ,Genre
Net .Mitts ; also Ladles' new-iiivmted Lace Sleeves, calcu-
lated to give ease and elegance ; CottonPriwers.js.6d.
with every other Atticle in the Hosieri Line that can pus=
sibiy be niade,up to the very best quality, wholesale and for
exportation --S lock in4s made toany Pattern.
London, England, 1806-07-21

SUPERIOR WINES.

PENCEn and PgIIKINS, No. 115, Newkge-
L., street, iinporters of Wine fo'r upwa:ds of forty years,
sixteen of which they have adopted that admirable McAle of
meliorating it in large VAts of 3 and 4000 Gallons contents,
as'is pWtised in Germ .My ant other Places ahrod ; by which
their Winis are s 9 improved in 'Flavour, and their Cordial
Qualities retained, that they arc not only a (micibit, Linnor
to the Palate, but.gratefill to the Stoinielis of Nervous Ha.
bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Port,
Madeira, Buceila, Ike. is of •q,oocil. Value, by wh4:ll
areenabled to keep Wine to peat ages, both in Cask ai::1
Bottle. They also keep a large Stock of. Cogniae Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Rum, and ast, adia Orange. Shrub, the
Oldest in London.treaterlin the sanie manner in Vats, which,
with their. Wines; they. sell on the most moderate Terths,
for Ready-money.
Not less'than a thizen sent to any part of the Town free of
Expellee.
London, England, 1806-07-21

TO THE LADIES.

AGAZEI"s ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for
..10 removing SUPERFLUOUS 1-lAI RS from the FACE,
N L CK., ARMS, &c. and for improving the CO MP EC-
TI 0 N The above has been sufficiently celebr-ated through-
cispt the Eastern Nations, front whence it was first brought
.to this Country by Lady M-- M —ue, and has
like fiat time sustained •a charaater in England, and on
-trie Continent, as the only
_Depilatory ever offered to the
Public which unites Mildness of operation, not to irritate
.even the elicate skin Of.an Infant, with iidallible and
.per-
rnanent efficacy. The 'constant spurious
,attempts to Hui.'
tate'this Depilatory have induced the Propriewr to ape
point Mrs. Knight, No. t, Baker's-court; six
aaors from ray's Inn-lane, his only Vender in LiAacion,
where Ladies may upon being supplied with it,.ge-
nuine as imported front Turkey, • price ,s. 6d. the Bottle.—
Au Aoatement of One Shilling in :(ix Bottles.
N. B. In Turkerand Egypt it is employed-by the Men to
give gni foripity and shape to their Mustachios, &c.
'To'ncommodate Ladies too distant for personal applica-
tion,ltheir Orders by Post, inclosiug the amomir, anti .I.iost-
pa will be punctually. executed.
. .
Sioiesale Agents in London :' Messrs. Ilendrie and Son,
Wholesale Perfumers, .Titchborne-street ; Butler, N 0.5);
Cheapside •' 'Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church.yar(t
Mr. Berry, Wholesale Pert umer,Creek-street, Solio-; Messrs.
Shaw and Edwards; St. Paul's Church-yard; M. Bacon,
Oxford-Arcet ; and Messrs. Newbcrry. and Son, St. Paul's
•Church-picii who will Wake the usual 4110wa.ncelo the
London, England, 1806-05-13

LAW REPORT.

COURT_ OF K!Nc;'s BENCH, MAI(

EDWARD MQRRELL.

. .
fiGtlr said; he.. Was instil:l*d' by a Mr.
:30nes; an Officer in a Corps Of VOlUnteers, _to apply'
"-to the:Court for a criminal information against Mr. •
:I ward Morrell, for endeavouring,toprovoke him _
;ill a duel. The liefeliclint, came to the house of
Prosecutor, and demanded of him, if he tad not
,-..s;v:ed that his •father was a rascal -% To this Mr.
Jones replied in.the negative ; but asserted, that his'
-father had., behaved in a very scandalouS manner,
with Te&iird to a lease belonging to Mr. Lovtttt. Mr.
•Morr6.lll.hen said, ".,Sir, you may depend upon it,
I. shall call. you out to ,fight." He immediately
niitted the apartment; and in about a quarter of ail
hour returned with the Vicar of the Parish. • Mr..
Jones.', upon observing this circumstance, asked the'
Defendant if he had brought the PLeverend Gentle
wan as his second.? To this Mr. Morrell only.
.afisWered by telling the Posecutor; that he was a
‘scoUndrel: a liar, and.a rascal,• and that if he did not
.resent this insult, he was acl d coward. He
added,. that he Might be found at the Cross Keys any
tune the Prosecutor pleased to wait upon him on that
day.. 'Mr. Jones had, a 'ixife. and five children, and
had no alternative buteither to fight with Mr. I.*)r-
-rell, drto make The ixeSent applioa-ion to-their Lord-'
ships; and he trusted that the Court would prbteet
Oentleman by ,gfatith:ig its-interfereneo.':
Mr.-Ju4ice GI3OSE.-". Where does Mr., Jones
?"' • • •
Mr. G.irutos.v.;-:--“. n Lower..'Brook-street, OS=
my. Lord. He holds the rank of Lieuten,-
ant in a Volunteer. Corps.":
Lard ELUNBOP:QVGIr.:--" .The rondal of the
,Defendant was both coarse:and vulgafi hut. the affi-
davits do not deny any.provocation. think. it is
a case which the Grand Jury could veiy well exa-

mine."

THE KING 7. ISAAC ALEXANDER COWEN', JAMES DE
London, England, 1806-05-13

This Day was published,
iprice Zs.
THE LAUGHABLE LOVER. A Comedy, in
Five Acts. • • • ,
_ _

By coot- .wcAusTic.
Tetbury:'Peinted by S. G. Goodwyn • and sold by H. D.
Symonds, •Paternoster-row, London ; and all I.))9okellers in
the United Kingdom.

Tn.:: Day was-Fitlblislied, in 4to.•pricc boards,
AFRICAN MEINIOIIA.;DA, relative to an At-
teinpt to EstabliSii a BRIT! H SET'T'LEMENT
on the ISLAM) of BULAMA, on .the ‘V ;STERN
COAST otiAFRICA,in the Year 179 z. With a brief
Notice of thy 'Neighbouring Tribes, 'Soil, Pilaductions, Bcc.
and some Observations on the facility. of Colonizing that
Part-.of Africa, with' a-View to Cultivation, and ,the Intto.
ducticlit of , Letters and Religion to its ; but more
particulary as the Means of gradually Abolishing A.L(ICAN
SLAVERY. • ,
By Captain PH! P -P.EV.ER, R.N.
Illustrated by a-Map Of the Western • Coast of- Africa,'and
Plans of a Blockhouse. • ' • . •
London ! Printed fort; .and IL, Bald vin,New 13ridge- street.

COMPANION 'FO THE PEERAGE.
'• . • This Day was pUblished,
Price gs.. U. in boards, or Los. 6d. bound in r:NI, in one
thick and closely- pfinte.d Volume, the size of Pcbrett's
and Keatsley's Peerage,
A BIOGRAPHICAL-INDEX to the PRESENT-.
11. HOUSE OF COMMONS : •
Containing brief but corre& Notices:of thB Lives, the Family,
and Party Connections, 'the Senatorial Charaaer and Conduct,
and all other useful and •satisfaaory Particulars relative to
ALL TitE MEMBERS OF THE COMMONS HOUSE
OF PARLIAMENT; dravnupanndprinted as a Compa-
nion to the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages.
In an Appendi.; are.-given, all the Divisions which have
taken place on Great Public Questions during several years
past. - • , ,
Printed for Richard Phillips„ No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars ; sold by Black and Parry, Leacienhall-street ; T.
Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all. Booksellers in.
Town and Country. .

.
Tins Day WAS publiShed, in three large, vols. Svo. price
11. tits. boards, or on fine Royal Paper, price 31. 3s.
A COMPENDIUM of MODERN_HUSBAND-
R Y ; principally written daring? Survey of the County
of SUR REV, made at the desire of the Board of Agriculture.
Illustrative also of the best Pratlices in ,the neighbouring
COunties, 'KENT, SUSSEX, &c. In which it comprised,
An Analysis of Manures :shewing the Chemical Contents,
and the proper application of-there to Soils and Plants of all
.flescriptions.---Also, An EsSay on 'limber, exhibiting a view
of the increasing Scarcity of • that important Article ; with
Flints on the Means Olcounteratting it—together with a va-
' riety of MiSceßaneons Subietts 'peculiarly adapted to the
present State of the internal Economy of the Kingdom:
•ity IANIES MA )Lll.
Illustrated by Plates, anti aMap of Sorrel', e•clptired; so as
tooint out the-Variations of S.)i is in the diOreilt Dist ritt 5.
London Printed for the Author, fey C. aoi P.. '43aldviii,
New Ijr,i(lBe.:;t rect. - •
London, England, 1806-05-13

PEACE IVITHS.CINDIA:

Mr. JOHNSTOE wished to ,ask a question._ of an
Hein. Gentleman opposite (Mr. -Creevey); It had
been reported that a Copy of &letter had,, been re-
ceived at the India House from Lord Lake to Ge-.
neral Tones, which'stated- that l'eace had been con-,
eluded with Scindia. He wished to know whether
this was true, because if it was: Sir George
.Barlow
had acted very meritoriously in this intance, and
Ministers
.deserved'high credit for sanctioning his
appointment . ?.
CREEVEY replied, that there was a Dispatch
received of the nature alluded to, though not in' the
exact terms. .
London, England, 1806-05-13

. BIRThS:
On the sth inst. the Lady of H: B. Lott, Esq. Tracey-
House, - Honito,n, of a,Son. ,
On-Saturday last, at his house in Beaumont-street, the
Lady of Captain %Volley,. of the Royal Navy, of-a Son.
The same.morning, Mrs. 'Ashe, wife of Mr. Ashe, First
Flute-at the King's Theatre, of a Daughter. '
The same day, in Queen Ann-street, the Hon. Mrs. Boyle,
of a Son. .
On Sunday evening, in George-street, the Lady of George
Smith, Esq. M. P. of a Daughter. ,
London, England, 1806-05-13

THE LATE LORD NELSON.

Lord R. PETTY brouaht up a MeSsage from the
King, which was as follows :--

" G. R.

" His 1%/lajesty having taken into his Royal consideration
the many eminent and signal services of the late Admiral
Lord Nelson; and fhemany glorious-exploits Which he- per-
formed, especially in the Battle of Trafalgar, where he most
:unfortunately ; and being desirous of conferring lasting
Mark of his approbation upon Services so glorious to the
Navy, anti so beneficial to 'the interests of the Nation, has
granted to Earl Nelson and the Heirs Male of his body, law-
fully begotten, and to those-to whom the title may, descend
a net Annuity of soool. during their respedive lives ; and
likewise ofitzo-0001. as a further Provision for the Family,
t 3 be applied to the-purchase of a House-and Lands,. for the
support of the dignity of the said- Title ; 'and recommends
it to the House to take proper steps to have the said Annuity
and further Provision, applied in such a manner as may be
most elltual for the benefit of the Family." •
Ordered to be considered to=morrow.

Lord DOUGLAS moved for aq Account of the Ba-
lances of Public Money in the hands of thelteceiver-
General of the Land Tax in Scotland:on the sth April
and sth of O&. 1798 ; and, at the Smile periods, in
,the subsequent years; stating how they bad been em-
ployed, and what payments had been made: Also
an Account of' the same nature respeEtino• the Re-
ceiver General of the CustomS, and the Cashier of
the Excise. Also an Account of all. the Sums re-
covere in Scotland, from persoris convi&ed of.
frauds in the Excise, in the Stamp Duties, and the
S'urrp4 received as CompoSitions, and how they had
been accounted for, from I'7o up to the present
time.—Ordered.

'Mr.
T 7
v ANSITTART brought up an Account of Of-
fices granted in Reversions.:—Ordered to lie on the
Table.

On the Motion of Lord HEkult PETTY, the Ek-
cise Otßce Regulation Bill was read a second time ;
and;after a few words from Mr. HUSKISSON, order-
ed to be committed to-morrow se'nnight. •
London, England, 1806-05-13

LORD ST: VINCENT.

Mr. WIN bllAm wished the H6n. Gontleman (Mr.
Jeffery) to postpone his Motion ',relative to. Lord St.
Vincent, as the third readingofthe Additinnalyorce
Repeal Bill stood for to-morrow, and "this was a
business of more extensive pi.ablicirriporOlice.

- Mr. jErrnity- did not wish -his Motion to.staing in
the way of public business, and baa no obje6lion to
postpOne it till Wednesday, when he -hoped'h would
positively come oh.
Lord HENRY -PEtTY ',thought r that the. Honou'r,
able Gentleman ought to state. the nature of the
Charges.
Mr. JEFFERY justified himself in
.not having done
so by the- example ,of .Mr. Whitbread; but, how-
ever, he had no objeCtion
,to say, ..that his Charges
against Lord St. Vincent were for miscondud, ne-
gles6t, and mismanagement, during the time he was
iu office at the head of the Admiralty-Board.