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London, England, 1806-06-04

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES,.

Milt great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESS EN t E
of ANC}-1O Es fin. FISH SAUCE has induced many
l'erions to give the same Name to an Article entirely dif-
ferent.
OHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several
People travel, the Empire, olleiing 'Shopkeepers, &c.. an. ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are'parti„
cularly requested to ask for Bu GES s's, and to observe none
is genuine but what have these words upon the Label—
" john Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of
Anchovies." _ _

Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps, London

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.

THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-
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fully recommended 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 Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, awl all Foreign Climates, at
MORGAN and SANDE RS's
Patent Bedstead Manufaelor,y alma Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Steand.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
g ables, allowed to be the most complete and E legant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box,
hut ten Inches deep.
'N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse:

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ).-1•' •
'AL I. PERSONS in possession of incomes,
arising from. Freehold,. Copyhold, or Leasehold
lstates, in Land or Houses, Money the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage. Settlements, Widows' jointures, An-
nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer-
tain Income for Life, may be supplied 'with temporary or
perna.ient Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An-
nuity Ince' est for the same.
The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
pelts, may be accommodated on their personal security;
and in any instance where the single security of an-indivi-
dualniay be deemed insUfliCient the addition of another
person• to guarantee the payment of the Interest wilt re-
move the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be
given to the Public to return the Principal at their own
option.
Personal applications will be received' every d, till FoUr
&Clock ; and Letters from Coriespondents in Town or
Country, (post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad-
dressing to the Dire .-tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town House, NO. 8, Lower .1011 U-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1806-06-04

PRESTON ON -CONVEYANCING.

_ . .
,This Dav ,was published,-in royal Bvo. rice r6.'; beards.
/~ TREATISE on CONVEYANCING,. with a
L L view to its application to Practice, bt:ing, a series of
Practical Observations, written in a plain familiar
which have for their object to assist in preparing Draughts,
and in judging of the Operations of, Deeds, by distinguishing
between the Formal and Essential Parts of thpse, Deeds, &.c.
in general usc, being a Course of Lectures ; with an A ppen;
dix of Selett and appropriate Precedents. . .
By R. PRESTON, of the Inner Temple, Esq.
fp- This Work is on a Plan entirely new ; the o*d:is
to chew the use of the dilii:rent parts of Deeds, the Rules of
Law by which they are governed, the Form and Arrange-
ment of each distinct. Species of Deeds, and the Caution to be
observed in general -; with select Precedents of Fora's to il-
lustrate the application of the 01?servatio5s.
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lers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. •

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. VOITRTII Vol. ALMANACH DES GUI:TiI-
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NEW EDITIONS of Mr. ROSCOE's WORKS.

Shortly will be published, elegantly and uniformly printed
in Oetavo,

THE LIFE of LORENZO DE MEDICI,
I called the Magnificent.

By WILLIAM ROSCOE.
Fourth Edition, Two Volumes

2. The Life and l'ontificaie of Leo the Tenth. By the
same. 2d Edition, 6 vols.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. ►navies, Strand.

Of
,whom may be had, a firs remaining Copies of the
Quarto Edition of the Life and Pontificate of Leo X. 4 vols.
price 61. 6s. or, on royal paper, 101. los.
Also The Nurse, a Poem. Translated from the Italian of
Luigi Tansillo, by Win. Roscoe:: -Elegantly printed in a
Pocket Volume. 3d Edition, price 55. • . .

Shortly will he published,
flandsomel y printed in Quarto, with a Portrait of Dolor
- ‘Varton, front an original Piettire,

BIOGRAPHICAL _ MEMOIRS of late Rev.
JOSEPH %VARTON, D. D. Master of St. Mary
Winton College, Prebendary of _Winchester Cathedral, and
Rector of the Parishes of Wickham and Upham, Hants. To
which are added, a Selection from his Works ; 'and a Lite-
rary Corresplondence between eminent Persons, reserved by
him for publication.
By the Rev. TOWN WOO LL, A. M.
Late Fellow of New College, Oxford, ROtor of Blackford,
Somerset, and Master of the Free Grammar School. of
Midhurst, Sussex.

Printed fur 'f. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, pricers. 6d. sewed,

•
TE . BENEFICIAL EFFECTS of CHRIS-
TIANITY on the TEMPORAL CONCERNS of
MANKIND. proved from History aid from Fad's. -
• .By the Right Rev. BEI LBY P,O RTE US, D. D.
Lord Bishop of London. • , ~ . .
Prinfed.fOr T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne,
at the. Mews Gate ; and F. and C. Rivington, Saint. Paul's
Church -yard. . . , . .
. .
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
r. Sermons on several Subjects. z vols. new Edition, be-
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Second, price - las. in . boards. The Volumes sold separate.
a. Lectures on the Gospel of St. Matthew. 2,v015.
,Bth
Edition, 13s. in boards.
3. A Suoriipary of the Principal Evidences of the Truth
and Divine Origin. of Jim. Clultstran Religion. 9th Edition,
2s. 61. sewed. - ~

4. A Review of the Life and Charader of Archbishop
Seeker. Svc,: sth EditiOn.
London, England, 1806-06-03

action.

. General MIRANDA has, it appears; 'effeEted a
landing a;, the Caraccas, and has been joined by a
great number of malconterits., He carried with hilti
several thOnsandvstand of arms, which he has:.dis-
tributed among his f6llowers, and. revolt has already
assumed so formidable a shape, that it will require
every icussible exertion of the Spanish-Government
to check the progress of thiS: extraordinary Adven-
turer.

LETTERS brought by the Lis7)on Mail, dated
Lisbon, 18th ult. state, that a Treat was signed on.
the 19,th April at Madrid by the Plenipotentiaries
of France and Portugal, by which the .neutrality of,
Portugal is (guaranteed: These Letters' do'not state
the terms upon which Portugal has .been permitted
to 'retain her neutrality.

Tim Anna Prinzen, Capt. Holm, from Canton,
for Copenhagen, is arrived off Dover ; by her
we leam, that the Hon. East India Company's Ships
'emits, Windham, Hope, Exeter, Warley,,Camler-
. land, Ocean, Royal George, Bomtay Castle, Wex-
ford, and the Henry Addington, from London, are
arrived at China. • ,

The Outward-bound East India Fleet sailed from
Portsmouth yesterday, under the Convoy of the An-
telope, of 50 guns.

Another- very long Debate took placelast night
in the House of Commons, upon IVIr. 'l/4VINDHANi'S
proposition respeaing.limited Service in the Army.
The Clause was at length, agreed to by. a, Majority
of tot. _ _

IT is with much pleasure we notice what fell from
Lord HENRY PETTY last night on Ahe,subjea of the
New Income Duty: Ad.- The -Noble, Lord, fully
aware of the state of the Country, and the'necessity
of making the most vigorous efforts against the. com-
mon Foe of all Countriesi uponformer occasions
firmly defended the proposed Tax. On Income, as it
constitutes so large a portion Of our National re=
isources; but amidst his deep sense of what is due to
the interest and honour of the Empire, be is not its
different to the claims of humanitY. He therefore
last night announced his intention to bring forward
a 'Supplemental Bill, in order td prevent the. Tax
fiom operating upon- those who have small Incomes
with large Families. •
The Noble Lord also last night proved, that he is
not less inclined to respe& the rightg of the subjea
than to listen to 'the duties of humanity, for he pro=
poses tO-class, the new-impost upon PriVate Brewing
among the. Assessed Taxes, and to reject every idea
• ,
of extending the Excise Laws' to private houses.

IN the HOuse of Lords a,Discussion took place re-
lative to the I iripeachruent of Lord MELVILE, which
lasted till
,twelve o'clock, during the whole of. Which
strangers were excluded:,

Windsor' Terrace was uncommonly crowded on
Sunday evening.. Their MAJESTIES conversed with
several of the Nobility. Soon after eight o'clock the
ROYAL FAMILY retired to the Music Rooms? in the
Castie,Aind had a selea. Party.
The: lloyAL FAMILY came to town yesterday
about tWo O.6ICCk. PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and
MARY Visited Lady C. FINLH soon after. The
ROYAL DUKES visited Their MAJESTIES. In the
aening The 4 MAJESTIES had a select Party.
London, England, 1806-06-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, JUNE 2.
The Surrey Iron Railway. Bill was-read a second
time on the Motion of Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL, as
Was a!sothe Croydouiroußailwayßill ; which were
tespeatvely ordered to be committed.
On the Motion of 141 r, C4l,ct..trr, a new Writ
was orderaib lie. issued for the Borough of Haul-
ton, in the room of the Hon. Cavendish Bradshaw,
who, sinceltis.eletlion; had.ac.c.e pled. the office of
one of the 7ellers of His Majesty: s, 4xchequer.
A .ille4ige' from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships ' agreement to, the London Pock
Sir WILLIAM CUiTI3 presented a Petition frOm
the Shipbuilder's, Mastmakers, Blockmakers,'Boat-
builders, tic: of London, against the American In,
texcourse Bill.—Ordered.tO lie on the Table until
the second reading. -
The Philanthropic Society Incorporation Bill was
;read a second time, on the' Motion of
l) Mr. 'Hot.-
foa, and ordered to be committed..
London, England, 1806-06-03

DISTRIBUTION O'F PRIZE MONEY.

To the Officers and-Company of His Majesty's Ship La .1
Chittiinne, for. the Capture of the Zeelust, on tke loth J une,
280 i, in company with His Majesty's Sloop Falcon, Steady
'and Clinker Gun-brigs, and Francis Cutter, on board, on her
'arrival in Port ; and' every Wednesday and Thursday, for
three months atter, at No. 9, New 'Broad-street.
To the Captain, Officers, and Company of His Majesty':s
Ship La Loire, for the Capture of ta Confiance French Pri-
vateer, on the 4th tune, iSo_s ; the 'proceeds of the head-
money, every Tuesday and Friday, at -Mr.. Edward Lyne's,
•
Plymouth, tor three months to conic.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's-Ship
Harpy, for the Capture of the French Gun-brig No. 337, oil
the 29th of lanuary, 'Sos, in company with the Watchful
Gun-brig, the net proceeds thereof, including head-money,
on board, on her arrival in Port • and every Wednesday and
Thursday, at No. 9,' New Broad-street, 'for three months.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Poly-
phemus, the -proceeds of the hull and:condemned part of the
cargoot the Sloop Marianna, captured on the Bth February,
;805; on board, at. Portsmouth, and for three months, at 22,
Arundel-street.
To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's Sloop Mouche-
ron, for the Re-capture of the 'Brig Sredwell and cargo,
on her arrival in Port; and at 'No. t;, Howard-street, Strand,
for three months. . • •

The.toTd ProvostiMagistrates; and ToWn Coon-
cil.of Glasgow, have,, in a very handsonie 'Manner,
unanimously allowed the Cornnyittee a sufficient space
of ground in the High, Green for ereCting a montiP
meat in memory of Lord NELSON. -
Friday the High. Court of Justiciary.niet, when
Margaret Cunningham, conviEted'aflast Perth Cir-
cuit of poisoning her husband,i bUt whose case was
certified on account of alledged pregnaney; was
brought to the bar. The Courtiapporated six mid-
.wives to examine into the -fati, and tcr report on
Thursday neNt-,

FOiiEIG IV NEWS.

FROM THE LAST CORRESPO NMENT3I4.

PARIS, MAY 20.• L-In the Imperial Almanac of this-
- Article Prussia, we re d (.€ FREDERIC WIL-
LIANIH.f.
_Eleaor of Brandenburgh and Hanover,
King-of Prussia r &c. •
M.Y 14.—The report of an intended marriage
betwteri'Made[llol3oe TASCHEI, niece to the Brn-
press). and a,son of the Duke of AIIREMBE,RG, is to-
tally unfounded.
London, England, 1806-06-03

MARQUIS %VELLESLEY.

Mr. Paum..gave, notice, that he shoUld on Mon-
day next be ready to give in his Ferruckabad Charge
aga►nst Marquis Wellesley. •
Lord TEMPLE intimated, that if the Hon. Gentle-
man bet►iud him (Mr. Paull) should not propose
some specific day for taking the Charge already
printed into consideration, he should feel him-
self bound to move for ita being taken into consi-

derdiion on some early day. •,The Itiuse 1,voul(1 he
aware of the iiroptiety.of 'coming to some decision
on the subjett, not only with asiosv, to the clt2rike-7
ter and feelings gf the accused, buvlso in earl~ jderan
tion of the crime of mnrderiinpl,ted in the Cliarqe,-.
Mr. PAuLL-observed,, that as soon as the.Paper,i.
for which he had moved should be laid before the
House; he would fix some early day for taking the.
Charge into consideration,,but in that he should.con-
sult only hii own convenience.
Mr..VAsiTTART brought up.the nil., for the:bet-
ter exatitination:of the Public Accounts In the .West-
Indies.---Read a first time, ordered.tobe read a se-
cond titne to-morrow, .and:printech .
London, England, 1806-06-03

COMMITTEE Of ,SUPPLY.

On the Motion of Mr. VANSITTAKT, the House
went into a Committee of. Supply, to..which the Ac-
counts presentecton-Fridaylastirelative to the amount
and issue of 'Exchequer Bills was referred. A.:Re-
solution that. a sou v of.-4,500,000L in Exchequer
Bills be granted to his Majesty for paying off, Ex-
Cheqper Bill's issued for the service of the year 18Q,
now outstanding and not discharged, was 'agreed to ;
and the House being resumed, the Report was order-
ed to be received to-morrow.
London, England, 1806-06-03

LA BELLE ASSEMBLT.:E,

o tt, . ,
BILL'S COURT AND FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE,
This Day, was published,
Price Half-a-Crown plain;,or Four Shillings coloured, the

Fourth Number. •
trnbelli-shmetits 'consist of --First;
I.o.;f:.nec.isor the QU E EN oil' W I I: TF.7,41;1111G1i,
cess Royal of England, tlnelv •-ngraved 'by St:river.
original P.ortrajt painted by Sir.W...Liceckitty fewialavt beft-p.c
the departine Lis.e.tt.•
wise Four. WIRTLE-LENG';.I.I Polt,TßAvr.; in the
Fashionable Costumes ofthe,Alonth .; an .0 rikinal SONG set
to Music expreisly and exclusively for this Number bv-.Mr.
Kelly; and a New and Elegant,:rattern for NEED L E-
WO RK. ••
• Such are the fascinating Embellishments fo'r the present
Number it may suffice, to state, that .the • present 'Number
contains fifty-six large pages of letter-press, tali fine Royal..
Paper, consisting entire! v- of elegant' Literature, on fashion-
able and amusing subieas, or other Wise. useful Itnowledge.
adapted foi- the embellishment .and-improvemerit of -the
Female mjnd... •
The. Embellishment% hitherto have consisted of, and the
Plan is to.continne, Portraits of ail the Female Branches of the
present
,Royarfamity of Great Britain, from I?iatires, of the
.most approved..Anthorities, engraved with characteristic orna,
ments, in the first style of excellence ; likewise at least Foul-
. Whole Length Portraits in the most prevailing Fashions of
the Month with air original Song, set, to Music -for. the
Piano-forte, by some celebrated Master ; and a- beautiful
Pattern for Needle-Work. • . .
New Editions ,of the. three first Numbers may now be had
of the Publisher,. (.. Bell, Weekly Messenger Office, south-
• ampton_strect. Strand, and by every liOokseller in the,King-
do,i.' No. I. contains the Portrait Of Her Majesty - No. 11.
the Princess of Wales • No. 111. Princess SrpliiS oe.G lotices-
ter .-and• No. IV. the Queen of. Wirtetliburgit. all most ad.
mirable Likenesses, and beautiful Prints,. calculated for. the
Embellishment tifladies Cabinets and Print Rooms.
London, England, 1806-04-07

STAMP-OFFICE, SOMERSET-I'LACE,

-
Mara? 22, tSo6.
testy's. Commisszoners for Managing
W the:Stamp l)atses, duly authorised by the Lwds Com.-
missioners of Ills .11ajery's Treamy, pursuant 12 48 of Parlia-
ment, to lett to farm lte Defier granted by " of the
" FOify-joarth Year of His preient Majesty, OK horses let! to Hire
" for travelling Post and ly Time," do hereby-give Nosier,
That we intend to Lett,• at our Mice in Somerset-place,
the said Duties to Farm, on Tuesday the 22,d of April
next, between the Hours of One and Two in the After-
noon, withtn the Distriet undermentioned, for the Term of
Two 'i.'ears and Three Quarters twin the Ist Day of May
9. er!tonsi as fiXty wit ligroc.-coat r?•st
fur the sante.-_ .

Ail Persons inteniling to- Farm the said Duties are to drli
'vet- in their Proposals to us at the S tamp-Office, in Somerset.
place, at least three days previous to the said 22d Day -of
April, next, signed with their ,Names' ,stating the Places of
their abode, and that they intend to bid for the said. Dis-
trid, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on.
No Persons licensed to lett Horses for the purpose of travel-.
liter Post, nor any Persons for !heir Use, can be adMitted to
contract for the said Duties.

DISTRICT tabe Lett to Farm.
Middlesex, including London and Westminster, £28,000
All PersOns.inte»ding to bid for this Distrid are desired
to take Notice," That, in pufsuance of the particular Instruc-
tions of their Lordships, it will be put up at the Sum spe-
cified above, which will be gradually abated, -until a Bid-
ding shall be made ; and, upon such Bidding, any Person
may advance, and the highest Bidder will "be declared the
Farmer, and will be required. to pay down immedielely,
in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent there-
of as a Deposit. But in case the DiStrict shall not be accepted
at a price-which shall be deemed thy proper Value thereof;
it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed of.. .
G. N. NEYLE. W. LAKE.
J. 'BIN DLE ED_ F. HATTON.
L. ENKINS. H. HALLAM.
W. R. SPENCER.
London, England, 1806-04-07

OPENS THIS EVENING. /

NTELSONIAN ,EXHIBITION, in Spring Gar-
./ \I dens, o Series of Transparent PAINTINGS, by
Artists of the first Celebrity. Size of each Subjed (being
four) to feet by 7 feet, which is refleeied by Look* Glasses
to Twenty times . the Number, representing the glorious
ENGAGEMENT off TRAFALGAR, the Death of the
Immortal Adi.:lral .LO RD NELSON ; with Striking Like-
nesses (large as lite) )f those Persons" who attended him ;
the FUNERAL PROCF.SSION by Water, and the TRI-
UMPHAL CAR conveying the Body to St. Paul's.
The above Exhibition is Open from. Ten o'Clock in the
-Nloruing till Dusk, and Illuminated in the Evening.
Admittance One Shilling.

LOST from CONDUIT-STREET on THURSDAY

LAST, - •
FRENCH POODLE DOG, Black 'Body and
i. Ears, White Face, Breast, and Feet, short Tail ; an-
swers the name of DRAGON. Whoever brings him to the
Priuceof Waies's Coffee-house, in that Street, shall.receive
One Guinea. Reward.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the ANNUAL
MEETING of PROPRIETORS of the LONDON
COMPANY for the Manufaclure of FLOUR, MEAL,
&c. will be held at the Company's Office, zg, Mark-lane,
en _Thursday the' z4th day, of April, at Twelve o'Clock
precisely. At which Meeting, a Dividend to be made the
Proprietors will be taken into consideration, and, a New Ma-
nager elected, in the room of His Grace the Duke of Bed.
ford. By Order of the Managers,
April 5, iBo6.
_1 QI-IN WORSE-EY, Clerk.
London, England, 1806-04-07

from Swansea.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6.—Arrived the Sloops of
War Pluto, Capt..JANVERIN ; and the Paulina, Capt.
LUMLEY ; and Sprig/illy Gun-brig, Lieut.
,Golt-
DON, from a Crui2e. The two former sailed again
this afternoon, together with the Frigate lan:mica,
Capt.. DICK ; Medusa,_ Capt. ; the Quebec,
Hon. Capt. DUNDAS ; the Brig L'Espoir, Capt.
HOPE ; and the Ant 'Schooner on a Cruize ; sailed,
also the Tourterelk Frigate, Capt: WARTU, with a
Convoy of Transports with Troops for Guernsey and

Jersey.
The Speedwell and Liberty Gun-brigs went out Qt
Harbour yesterday.
Mr. GOBLE, late of the Viciory, is appointed
Tursel of L'Espoir.

, GRIMSBY, Arm 5.—A Vessel has just arrived in
three days from Hamburgh, which brings intelli-
gence that the King of Prussia has taken possession
of Hamburgh, and that the Providence Armed Ship
(on shore near the Elbe) is surrounded by the
French. The Prince William Armed Ship, with
the outward-bound Baltic and Hatuburgh Fleets, are
returned to our Roads.

HULL, APRIL s.—Arrived the Margaret, Capt.
METCALPE,. from }lamina& ; all the Ships from
Cuxhaven for this Port and London were with him:
the Captain says, that the King of Prursia has de-
clared War against Englaild. All our outward-hound
Baltic-and Hamburgh Ships are yet in the Humber

YARMOUTH, APRIL 5.-A Vessel called the Re-
becca, of Boston, ran upon.the Scroby Sand yester-
day evening, about eight o'clock, where it is feared
she and.the cargo will be lost ; the crew are all
saved.

Admiral RUSSELL, with his Fleet, is just returned
from a cruize off the Texel.

DEAL, APRIL 6.—Arrived the Isis and Thetis,
from the Note; Amaranthe and Juckall, from the
back of the Goodwin Sand ; Monkey, from Hastings;
Fury, from Portsmouth; Kite, Otter, Kangaroo,
and Fearless", from off Boulogne.
Sailed the Thetis, for Portsmouth ; Fearless and
/*handler, off Boulogne.
Detained yesterday by His Majesty's Ship Utrecht,
the Galliot Flek Greetzel, Capt. H. ULFERS, from
London, bound to St. Michael's, with flax, oil, &c.
Remain in the Downs—the Edgar and Utrecht Men of
War ; • Isis, Antelope, and Th.arrzs Frigates ; Kangaroo and
Aniaranthe Sloops of War; Prospero and Explosion Bombs;
EXcrtioh, Monkey, jackal', and Furious Guti-brigs.

LONDON : Printed by R. HARRIS (Of Maraca-court,
Buw-stre43), and published by W. A, ScßiPi's (cf Sraunt.
Moulton-gm:o, at thu Sun.olfice, 132, bt;arvi.

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London, England, 1806-04-07

SARDINIAS.

AQuantity of the finest SARDINIAS just are
rived at al CKSON's, No. iv, Strand ; also some
excellent Parmasan Cheeses. His. prepared anchovies for
Sandwiches continue' to give 'universal satistattion. Best
Sauces, Pickles, and Essence of anchovies, of the richest
flavour. Soy, Kian, Dutch Herrings,' Beef for-grating. Rein-
deers' Tongues, . German Sausages, Westphalia and. other
Hains,Toogues, Welch Salmon, Cod Sounds, Portable Soups,
Curry, Mangoes, ripe Stilton and C-hap4igar Cheeses. The
very nest Oils, Vinegars, -Olives, Capers, Curry Powder,
Nlaccironi, Vermicelli, and every article in the Italian and
Oil Business as usual, of the beSt quality

rr HE. real JAPAN BLACKING; made by DAY
1. and MA RT . This invaluable CompoSition, with
half the usual 'labour, produces the most brilliant jet black
ever beheld, aitords peculiar nourishment to the Leather,
will not sotl the finest Linen, is perfeCtly free from any un-
.pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues Many climate.
Sold, wholesale, by. Day and Martin, at the Manufacioty,
No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock-
street, Cuveta-garden ; W. Day, No. 6s, Syvallow-stieet ;
.Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane ; and by the principal Boot-
=alters, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and M
every town throughout the United Kingdom, in stone Bottles,
price is. 6d. each. •

A,RMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding coMplete, are very resped.
fully recommended 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, Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
MORGAN and SANDE RS's •
Patent Bed.stekd Manufactory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and ;7t Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's rstiwinvented Imperial Dining
ables, ,allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches dew.
N. B. The fashionable Sola.l3ed and Chair-Bcd Ware-
house.
London, England, 1806-04-07

land.

DOVER, APRIL 6.—The Collector of the Customs;
at this Port, received an order this morning to lay
an Embargo on all Prussian Ships, in consequence
of which 12 Prussian Galliots have been detained
from proceeding on their voyage, and five more have
been sent in this afternoon, by the Lively Excise
cutter and Fearless Gun-brig ; and also a Danish Ship
detained, by one of our
.Gun-brigs.
Sailed the Polecat Privateer, Capt. Tuomrsoti,
and the Harmony, Swedish Ship, foi the Nore.

HARWICH, APRIL O.—The Packets that have
been detained for'some time by contrary wind sailed
this morning for Cuxhaven and Gottenburgh.
The Auckland Packet, Capt. BRIDGE, arrived from
Gottenburgh, with a Mail.
Fifteen Vessels are detained at this Port, sailing
under the Prussian Flag.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 4.—The Astrea Frigate, Capt.
DUNBAR, from Ireland, detained and brought in the
llamburgli Brig Packet, Captain PLUME, laden
with wine and brandy, from Bourdeaux, bound to
Embden.

Arrived the Commerce, BURROWS, Ceres, BENt-•
LEY, Woodhouse,- -, from Liverpool ; Fa-
vourite, Lusa, from Jersey; and Betsey, SLAW.)
London, England, 1806-04-07

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the same inflexible sedateness of expression. - The
same floridness. of complexion which continued
during his long confinement, and the perturbation
of which, whatever may be his disposition,
'he must have suffered, appeared after the -Momen-
tary agitation we have mentioned. Th&igh heavily
laden with iron, he walked firmly, and apparently
‘vpont difficulty, from the Court to his cell. There
was little appearance of pity for his unhappy situa-
tion in the crowd that filled the'Court, but on the
c. ntrary, Some persons gave vent to their saiisfaCtion
as he retired, in a manner that trespassed upon hu-
manity as well as decorum. -.He seems to be about
five and forty years of age.
The Rev. Mr. Mnigw,
.chaplain of the County,
yesterday morning read Divine Service in the Prison,
and afterwards delivered a very affeEting and impres-
sive discourse, generally stiled the Condemned Ser-
mon. There was a very large congregation present,,
and the melancholy subjeas of this Disemsewere
Ir. Patch; and Herring and his wife, who are under
sentence of death for coining. Towards the end of
tile Discourse, the Preacher particularkr direCted
himself to Mr. Patch, observing, that the Public
thought he was guilty, and that there was no hope
of mercy on this side the grave ; .he therefore so-
lemnly exhorted him to leave the world in 'a true
state of penitence. This solemn appeal to his feel,
ingsaffetied the unhappy man, but not in such a
manner as very sensibly to lessen that composure
which had characterized his whole demeanor.

His execution was expeaed to take place this day,
bat is' deferred till to-morrow, that he may have the
usual allowance of forty-eight hours, for a due pre-
paration for his awful end. He addressed the Turn-7
key, on returning to his cell, in the following words:
" i am innocent," but said no-more.—He is a na-
tive of Devonshire, and was born near Exeter, in
the Parish.uf St. Mary Ottery.
Though the train of circumstances are so strong
as to excite a moral persuasion of , his guilt, yet it is
to be hoped that he will make an ample confession
as an atonement to justice, and for the satisfadion of
the' human mind, which must always be in an uneasy
state while there is the least chance that innocence
may have suffered the punishment due alone to the
guilty.

Since writing the above, we have been assured,
on the best authority, that Mr. Patch has confessed
that he was guilty of the murder of which he has
been convicted, a circumstance that must, give some
satisfaction to the public, zainitlst•the 'commiseration
which they must feel for the unhappy_ culprit.
London, England, 1806-04-07

EAST INDIA-HOUSE,
- April ;, 15306.
A LL Persons who are willing to supply the East
India Conipany with Five Hundred and Fify Chaldrons of
,tbe best SEA COAL, Pool Measure' distinguishing the different
Sorts, Four Hundred Cbaldronr to be delivered immediately, and
the remaining Otantity whcn wanted, at the East India Houle
and iParebouses, free of sdl Expenres, Tay send in their Proposals,
se4led up, addressed /4tiv Committee of the iLu e, hdore I'welve
o'Cl.ck on lkidricsday next, the 9th instant. •
London, England, 1806-04-07

NUMBER 4229.]

THEATRE', ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Ap.ril 7, will be
"et 1. nincd,
THE TRAVELLERS ;
Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION.
Ad I.—Characters in China.
Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. ELLISTON ;
Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRAHAM ;
O'Gallacher, IYIr. I OHN STON E ;
The Emperor of China, Mr. POW ELL;
Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. •M AT HE WS ;
Mindora (Mother to Koyan an l Celincfa), Mrs. POSY ELL ;
' Ceiinda, MI, MOUNTAIN.
Ad 1 I .—Charaacrs in Turkey. '
Mitstapha (the Grand Viz er), Mr. 13A KTLEY ;
Chief Aga of the I anizariits, Mr. DIGN UM;
Saphi, Mrs. BLAND; •
A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
Aa 111. add W. —Charaders in Italy.
Duke of Posilepo,- Mr. HOLLAND ;
The Marchioness of Merida, Signora STO RACE.
A Dance of Lazzaroni.
Ad V. —Cliaraelers in England. •
Admiral/Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW ro ;
I3untlinelan oIA Sailt4). Mr. BANN IST ER.
The Prcilagne-to be SpOken by Mr. BARTLEY.
WITH
•THE WEATHERCOCK.
The-Charaders by •
Mr. BANNISTER. Mr. CHERRY,
Mr. MATH•EWS,.,
Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, &c.
In Ad Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp.
Boxes as. Second Price 3i.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Callery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money. to be returned.
Places for then• Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbroak,• at the M
Box-Oflice in the Russell-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play.
begin at Half-past Six.
To-morrow, The Wheel of Fortune ; with (first time) a
new Grand Operatical Romance, in two Ads, called The
Forty Thieves.
On Wedzie,da ,' The Country Girl.
On Thursday, The SOldier's Daughter.
On Friday, The Travellers. •
The Earl of WarwiCk will be repeated in the ensuing vveelt

,

The Last Night but Three o► Master BETTY's Present En.

• •
gagement.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 7, will be
perforir,i

OkkOONOKO.
Oroonoko, Master BETTY ;
Aboan, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; •
Governor, Mr. MURRAY ;
Imoinda, Miss SMITH.
To which will be addcd, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called
HAMA:M.7II\7's MAGI\IET ;
Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER.
Harlequin, Mt. BYRNE ;
Pantaloon, Mr. L. 110 LOGNA ;
ylla, a Scandinavian Princess (aftetAyards Columbine),
Miss 'SEARLE.

Boxes bs. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery ts.
Places tor the boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office in Hart street.
The Doors to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at half
past Six.
To-rhorrow, Master Betty will perform Richard the Third.

listitrrlSH GALLEE.Y, Pall Mall.—This Gal-
_44 fiery, fur the, xlliiiitiune2ad 544,81' tre
- ti§-11 Artists, will continue Open every Day, from 'Ten
o'Clock in Ate Forenoon until five in the Afternoon.—Ad-
tnittance rs.
.$y Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper.
N. B. The printed Account of the British Institution, is
•
• sold by Hatchitrd, No. t9o, Piccadilly, price is.
London, England, 1806-04-22

CAKic I ACir.

TO BE SOLD, at N. 52., Mount-street, Park.lane,nearly
opposite Portugal-street, •7 • ,
LIGHT POST CHARIOT, finished in the
first style of tashion, with Venetian Blinds, Moructb
Squabs, &c,; A handsome Curricle, which-has not hacilmre
than a Month's use, late the property of a Nobleman deceas-
ed ; Likewise a light full-pannell'd Gig, nearly new ; and a.
low crane-necked Plueton, with two barouChe seats in front;
Sociable's, &c.

• SPRING. WHEAT.
BRIDGE and PARSONS, Seedsrnen,_ Borough,
London, respalfully inform the Public triey have on
Sale a Quantity pi the above Article (the same .as they ex-
hibited at Lord Sonierville's Show in Barbican), which they
warrant true in its kind; acid which was proVed by many
Gentlemen who were present
.to have ber.n town tin several
years past, from the latter end of April to the middle of May,
and produced• fully eqUal to the Wheat which was sown at
the usual time in the urumn. , • •

. •
• MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. •‘• ,
AL L PERSONS in possession of incomes,
arising from Freehold,' Copyhold, or . Leasehold
Estates, in Labd or Houses,.Money in the Funds,
.Rent.
Charges, Marriage Settlements,, Widos' jointures, An-
nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other'
tain Income for. Life,__ may be supplied with temporary. or
permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by. paying An--
muity Inter est for the same..
The NObilitY aria- Gentry of known Property; or their
' Heirs, may be accommodated on their personal security
and in any, instance where the single security of an indivi-
duaLmay be deeined insufficient, tO.e addition of anoti,s;
persoli to guarantee the payment •ot the lntc, i re-
, move the objediOn ; and, in all cases,. privilege will be
given to the Public to- return the Pribcipal at their own
option.
. -
Personal applications will be received every day till Four
c'Clock ; and Letters from Correspondents RI., Town or
Country ',post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad-
dressing to the Direaor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town House, No. a, Lower loith-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1806-04-22

lIARROW INCLOSURE

NOTICNH Proprietor
E is Hereby Given, That th 3 Proprieto
of Lands, &c. in the Parish of Harrow, may be inform-
ed. of the proposed situation of their Aklotments by applica-
tion to Mr. Kelsey, at Harrow Weald Lodge, Harrow Weald,
on Thursday the 24th day of April inst. and the two follow-
ing dais. Any Person hayiii.; obje6tions to any of
the said Allotments are requested to forward the same in
writing, addressed to the Commissioners, at the same place,
on or before the 6th day of May next, on which d.y the.Coin-
missioners will meet to hear and determine such ObjeCtions:

AFINE COLLECTION .of .ORANGE- and
LEMON TREES, Cataknian and Arabian Jessa-
mines, and, true 'Titlogr:i., Sausages, is' this day arrived in
high preservation, at iohn Burgess and Son's Warehouse,
No. ro7, Strand, London.• . .
April 8, r 06.
London, England, 1806-04-22

IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, APRIL 21 . •
Mr. WYArt attended at the flar,nd stated to the
House that the preparations fOr the trial of Lord Vi-
scount Melville would be-completed by Saturday next.
. LorcL HA V. ,(Eatl of Kinuoul) took the Oaths and
his Seat. •
In the Appeal, Henderson v. Ramsay and Others,
Mr. Not.,'AN was beard. fol the Appellant, and Mr.
ADAM for the Respondent.—The farther cousidera-
tion was postponed till to-iriorrow.
The Royal
,Assent was given by Commission to,
the 20,090,000 i. Loan Bill, the- Irish Trea.sury
Bill, the Irish Militia Service Bill, the Cape of Good
Hope Trade Regulation Bill, the British Fisheries'
,Encouragement,
and several Private Bills.
The Commissioners were the . Lord Chancellor,
Lord Walsingliam, and Lord Auckland.
Mr. WHITBREAD and. several 'other Members of
the House of CoMmons brought up a 'Message con-
taining a further list of -witnesses to be produced on
the trial of LOrd Viscount Melville, and requesting
such witnesses might be Summoned to attend on the
29th inst. ,
On the motion of Lord WAt..trsron AM; a Message
was ordered to be sent to the Commons, containinc, a
-compliance with, the above request.
Sir .1. T. Duck Worth's Annuity Bill and the Trea-
-surer of the Ordnance's Replariori Bill-were read a
third tine and passed, and a Message ordered to be
'sent to the Commons to acquaint them therewith.
Mr. BAIL LI E and several other Members of the
douse of Commons brought up -the.. Bristol Paving
Bill ; which Was read a first time.
London, England, 1806-04-22

NAVAL N E

. . •
FALMOVTII, APRIL • i9.--Arrived the Reward,
S'EAdU,E, from Oporto,. one-of the Lisbon and OpoTtf)
Fleet which passed -last evening • under convoy of
His MajeStys Ship Pomo)ze; James, P.SCOE, from
Bristol ; Three Brothers; WIE,ST e OTT, from Swan:3,la;
and Dart, BEDLAKE, from Plymouth.
Sailed the outward-bound Quebec and Newfound-
land Fleets, under convoy of His Majesty's Ships
Champion, 24 guns, and Avenger, i 6-guns ; and the
Atickland Packet,ScuvyLEtt, tor Lisbon, with MaijS•

PoRTSMOIYTH,' APRIL 21.—Arrived' La Marie-
relle Frigate, Capt. Wotun, from'Guernsey,
.with a .-,
Fleet of. Transports, 'with Troops on board, under
convoy-. . Arrive& -also La Fleche - Sloop of Virar,
Capt. Witrrt; and Redbreast and Heron Guts-Brigs
from a Crutze. _
The: Diana. Frigate, Capt. MARt.rNG, is appointed
to take ..the Wist India Convoy, and will sail ea
Wednesday, should the wind prove favourable.
Aratt: El).—Arrived the swediSlA
Ship Aaive, Caapt. OSTERIIERG, laden with lumber,
from Wilmington for this Port ; the- Hambro'
Witte Voss, Captain LAURENSON, from the Rivet La
Plata, laden with copper and hides, detained by tl:e
Chfll'one Frigate ; the Prussian Galliot Petruss, Capt.
Rom, from-Brest, bound toßourcleaux, with emIAY
casks, detained by the. Channel Fleet. The Prussian
Galliot Nord-Stern laden with brandy and wine,
frOm. Bayonne to Stettin, detained by the Mar"
Gun-Brig ; the Brerno'n ',Brig Dolphin, laden with
brandy acid Avineifrom-Bayoune to Bremen, detain"'
cd by-the Staunch Gun,brig. .
Il;~rti~tct, Aran2.l.—The folloing Ships are
detained aims sent in by His Majesty's Gun-brig Ag-
gressor, Lieutenant WATSON, and' Cruizer Letter 'Ol
Marque, of London, Capt. PRATT •
The. E-loy.A gath,74,. of Lubeck, C.J.Koor, fr°'
Bo.urdeaux, bound to :Lubeck, loaded with brautlY
and wine.
The- Hoy 'Peter Frederick Ludwig, :I.,Aultv's
HANDreur.t., from Bourcleatix, With wine for
tona.
The Hoy Jlebe, of Lubeck,C. HANDER, with
wineanci brandy from Bourdeaux to Lubevk. '
Prussian Ship Unterne/imung, J . D. WENDT, from
with-sugar,. coffee, tobacco,.&c. bound to

Bremen. • •
Prussian Ship Herman, of Bremen, JOHN SUM'
Mix Master, from. St. Thomas's io Bremen, with.
sugar and coffee. l• ' •
the
The-Jack/and Packet, Capt. BRIDGE,
Hambro'
,and Bremen Mails, sailed yesterdtty fe'"
tfusurn,.tincl- at the same time the Diana Packet,
captain MACDONOUGH, with a Mail for Gotiell.
burgh: • , •
DEAL, APRIL 2 1 .—Arrived the- Cockatrice all 3,
L' Espiegle Sloops of War, with a large fleet 01
Vessels under Convoy from Ireland and the Wester"'
Ports, whiCh are sailed for their;respee-tive destina-
tions. . . • • - •
'.' Sailed the Clyde. Frigate, Commodore Ovrvi
with the Oberon Sloop of War,- Combatant Pogo,
and several Gun-brigs, for the French-Coast ; 0.6°
the Ccauti ice Sloop of. with the East India'
men and the rest of the, outward-bound Vessels?
Bcc. under convoy for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1806-04-22

YICTUALLING-OFFICE,

•
April [4, 1,8 6.
rrHE COMMISSIONERS for 171C711.1Z,LINa
HIS MAyeSTY'$ NAVY do hereby give Notice, T/at
on Monday the sub of May next they will be ready to receive. Ten-
dere, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Four Id indred Tont
Of LIVERPOOL; or Coarse 'Grained CHESHIRE SALT',
or Salt of equal goodness ; and for Six Hundred Tons of CH E
SHIRE BAY SALT, bf the largest Grain, or Salt of equal,
goodness ; of which the PersCits who stake the Tenders are to pro.
duce Samples : to be delivered into His Majesty!: Pi Einalling
gtores,at Deptford, one half by, the 31st of Yuly next, and the
remainder by tZ'e 3016 of September
_following, free of all charge.
and risk to Hii Majesty, except that the conto ago,- will be al:.
lowed 21. rod. ter Tan for ,Potteroge of the So!, from the 11-'l.'4,
to the Stores : and to hi, paid for by 13,74, pqyable, with Interest,
ninety 'day,s'after date.
•; TbeCemdititins of the Contrail may- be seen at 'the Sect etary's
01jice ror by. applying to the Colleaors of she Salt Duties at
Liverpool,•avel at MidaVzvich, in Cheshire, respeerlively:
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Monday,_the t2th of
11.14 y next, nor unless the Perron who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attende,,to anwer, when milled for.;
London, England, 1806-04-22

OLD BAILEY.

FIFTH DAY--XONDAY, APRIL 21.
• George Calder was indicted for having forged 5
written instrument called a Certificate, by meat's of
which he obtained prize-money to a very consider-
s able amount, in the name of Alexander M'Cog'
gan, Master's Mate' on board the Carvlina
gate. .
The fats were clearly substantiated, and the Fri"
soner was found. Guilty—Death.
A boy about 14 or 15 years of age was tried 03
a charge of having atterripted:to poison his rncstr'
Mr. Goldsmith, a watch case- maker, in Clerked
well, and some others of the family, one Sunda/
se'nnight. The lad had been sent on that mow:
ing for some coffee for breakfast. When it `l'
boiled, and the family drank of it, they were
denly taken ill.
On application to a medical man it was fat
ioa
that there was arsenic in the coffee. No serious
conquences, however, ensued. The lad hiroself
had also drank of the coffee, and was ill also "
by proper care, any material injury to him was 015°
prevented. In .the.course of the trial it was
.swrt
that there was not any ground-, for supposing that
he could have bore any ill will towards hismaster.
Baron THOMPSON, in his charge to the Jury, o,l'.
served, that, from the circumstances of the case,
06
did not see any 'criminal intention.
The Jury immediately acquitted the Prisoner.

Early on Thursday morning the Warehouse 0.1
Messrs. Garcias and Lewis, in London Wall, 4a5
broke open; and robbed. of 242 pieces of muslin:
and a number of shawls; 'totheamount ,or abow-
-3601. A watchman in that neighbourhood °1"
serving a hackney-coach waiting 'at an early h°°r'
noticed 'the number ; and on the robbery behl,g
made knovin,.he 'gave the description_of the coac,`,3'
Information-of the being given at the Poh"°
Office,-Bow-street;' Taunton went in pursuit of the
driver of the' coach, and at 'a late hour on ThursclaY
night. he traced out the proprietor of the 'coach.
Officer proceeded to make a diligent search -in 1,1'3
residence, and afterWardo in the stables, and even the
horses' litter, but could find nothing. Not beingsa
tistied but some of the stolen -property was on the
premises, he renewed his search ; and on -puttins,
up the window of the bed-room, he discovered to
pieces of muslin between the outside of the window
and a blind ; upon which he toolr the man into
custody.—Yesterday he underwent an examinati°
before Sir RICHARD FORD, at the Public Ofliced
'Bow-street, when the four pieces of muslin 012°
by Twanton on his premises proved to be part
the property stolen from the Warehouse of Messr'''
Garcias and Lewis. He. was in consequence conl-
mitted for trial.

1)1P.1)
On Saturday last, fenny Ann, the wife of john Ttionfoi
son, Esq., of Pratt-street, Lambeth, and ftne of tt.lcole
heiresses of the late Nath. Bever. Esq. of Basingstoke, al
county of Southampton. '
London, England, 1806-04-22

NEWMAILKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, iBc6.

MO:IDAY, APRIL 21. '
Sweepstakes of togs. e-dch, -h. it; for the roduce of mares
coyeted to tgoz,, cuits 85;. 41b. and fillies 3st. Across the

F cat.
Sir F. Stindish's br. c. by Sir Peter, out of iloratia
Mr. Watson's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful
Seven paid forteit.—Sig to one on Sir F. Stanitish'sbr. c.
The tint Clais of the P.rince's Stakes of 1004 s. each.:ll:
colts carrying Sat. 71b.;;ind fillies Sat. 41b.; Across the
F tat.
b., of Grafton 's c. Tnialgar, by Whiskey, out of S6a-fowl
Gen. Grosvenor's hr. c. 1-lai‘e-at-'ent, by tlainbletonian • • 2
Mr. Wilson's b.c. by Coriander, datri by Hightlyer, out of 2
Siticerity • - _ -

Six to five on Trafalmr. •
Sweepstakes of loop. each, h. it. Bst. :tib. each. Ab. M.
Mr. Sitwell's b. f. Osier, by Moorcock, out of Pairn-tioWer
Mr. Mellish's b. F. Flighty, by Traveller, flout of a sister
'to Fidget - . .
London, England, 1806-06-10

O!'I•'!CE 01 ORDNANCE

006.
•
rrnE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
yESTI": OR I)NANCE do hereby give Notice, That they
will be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in- St. Mar-
garet Street, Westminster, on or before the 1.711) of june..nex,frorn
such Persons wii,o may be capable ant-Twill* to undertake the
Cr.ustruaion o f eatain BLit I. DINGS which it' is intended to
er eei at C-.lchester for the Ordnance Depar,eni, conjorogiqy a
Plan and Eirvation which may be ..seen,at the Office eat arly day,
between the bourn Ten and Four o'Cack. -
The Proposals to specify the Prices of each description of 11'rk
to -be ir..;ludectin the Burldiliki ; also the iime in whiciithr 17;frk
shell be completed under a Penalr, and the nature of the Secterzy
to be given, in case of the non-performance of the Contoael.
Proposals sealed up, and superscribed" Proposal for construr94
ing
,Bailclings for the Ordnance- Department at Colchester," to I
delivered at the Secretary's 00ce, St. 11.trgaro.street,
on or behre.the :7th day of yuire next, brit .proProPinals,
will be received after that dart . •
Py Order of 4ke Board,
ji R. 11. CRET, Secretary.

FREEHOLD and C.OPYHOLD FARMS,- between
HA RI ABBEY and- ROYDON, ESSEX.
SQL-D BY AUCTION,
- By Mr'. SHUTTLEWORT,FI,,
At.GarraiVay's, on Wednesday the 25th instant, at TweiVe
o'Clock, in Two Lots,

Lou.

A Valuable and very Desirable 4COPY-
-1-11.-HOL D anti sniallpart,Fß E Fl teeeb-
adv,rtt-gtottsly situate on the Border of asexcellent,Road,,
tour miles trans Waltham Abbey; and three trom Roydon' Sn .
the County of Essek.;,comprising.6B Ateres, 2 Roods, and 25
Perches of rich MeadoW antrArible- Land, with a Farm-
hOuse, Farm-yard, Barn,' Stablidt,- and -exturisiv:t COininon
Rights ; in - the,occupati9n tit llr. Thomas Vinei,',l'enar4
at Will, at an,old and very lbw Ren.t• of Eight Vo'unds per
ann. • • .••

Lot. z. A Small DAIRY FARM, situate near the above;
comprising 9 :acres and i 6 Perches of ,luxutiant,- Meadow
Lands with -a Farm-house, Fartn-yard,, Barn, Stabling, &c.
In the occupation of Daniel
.Coleman, 'Tenant at Will, at
'Ttverity Pounds per ann. •
• The- Copyholds are held under the Manors of Roydon
Hall and Nazeing Bury, ssubjeel to the customary Fines and
•
small Quit Rents.'
May be viewed by apply ing to Daniel' Cole Man, the 'Fe-
nant ; and. Particulars had, ten days previouslo the Sale, at
tne_New Inn, Roydon ; Bull, Hoddcsden ; New Inn, Walt-
ham Abbey ; Four Swans, Waltham Cross ; at Garraway's ;
and . of Mr. Shuttleworth, 17, Austin Friars,- near the
Royal Exchange, London.